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' . - - - Wodnssday. Nov. 2*, 97 ACROSS • by Chic Youno THE PRICE 09 C<X.D IS 4400 AN OUNCE Prods, Answer to Prsious u T 10 M monifest 20 Tilted 22 Posted on 24 City In Ohio 26 Chinese (O by Mort Walker 21 Mental - component I Feminine 23 of - ones To Lower H Dr. fed 11 am Foontly woo LU pm& my family doctor and I agree that I can MP with those dwomfbds pus up the aid of egrogens. advised to avoid orel1m1M My quolltion is. do MUW all and spicy foods. You will foods and beverages aleolearnthat i i L I Ipoint' 'tI \1 - t maw •7. or oil is I Q (,) , ] ,) 1 6 ~_09 11 10 15 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Itu SW - c° 1 - - - 0 YOU ow - SWE"A 1 - 18 ?I KNITTW - - carriage —— - 12 13 14 16 11 I I - 17 - E20 1 19 22 — - 23 9"FobvNIA V4 tufts us mom ,.— HE'S BEEN HAVING--' I ARCHo IS REGGiE TROUBLE WITH HIS tJP OUR BASEBALL TEAM AGAIN NEXT YEAR c 52 — - LAST NIGHT AT THE NOIL5 - .- 51 56 — 59 IT AROUND ME ' - ..... - - I )' ° For ' EEK & MEEK IM A KA as NMIMS! 1% WK! IM '1 I 0 • • . It-ss I bVAIVermeer SIPIIlAlt AMEE 'V ., • ' I W01,40M IF ISME A PAM3 OP MR I A&MYS KNEW SHE ThOUGHT! SPECIAL ' - ic cot WHAT? - a ___ r () to. bY StilIsI ZM REALLY WORRED" A .!rE;T QMiJG A Ift I.I I KAY,1.,IPY, I%)W WIU. 8ELirl r' ' • I aI W LJRiNe. W A1 ' '6d it-so ' 1 - ___ 10 t - '' wuflOIW _. as oJeyuy(I would beouof The best men on earth" I2I U "You have jumped to a wrong conclu"," said South mildly. saw no cards, but did we a perfect salety play to gurantee my contract once you followed to that tint trump." South had made an unusual sIet p Indeed. If he hid ace r king -°J be uld have uit assumins proper defense b sual FAIT WNT , .... silet. *At#$ 62148 4 too Housini MMIItY iNjiet. Foretl.t..mo,ther.hubos.esone for Mrs. $üpp tOdobo who iapsrsJyed on the lift aids of her body. She lives on the five mods a week brougMtoher bY the Somind Federation for Sonlor Ckhm MealaonWheels program,whlloroachesflghtfor scraps of food left in her kitchen, unused for mon. *013TH 41it $14 42 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South trump fines.. avoided the Weer. NOW the (law had In" to a i bleton would be - L-6 the am of trump would be a sum entry to dummy. South would have time to knock out the ace of clubs, get to dummy with that HJflJTL r' t + , K r •r.:" '- L.. — - rv _ by Sob Thavss V E - - 1! . P LI d WSS MHIN P1W PMPIIt OIP . J116-0SLANISIAKAR A&- it . Soft 0: -. . . .: , - , - : ' .. .• rM + . + + I + +•. . I + . • - . L ..' .. . ... . : ' %' , . .+ -. . . • -• . . • . . . - . - :: Lyman's utility bills and equipment against planned equipment for the new high school, taking Into consideration plans to It" insulaltion and other energy-saving material In the new ge Brid. building which has never been used In a . Seminole school Today While healting, cooling and lighting Lyman cods about Eli per square foot, energy usage at the new school will only coat an estimated 52 cents at today's 2.0 2.0 lB Dear Abby ....................1.0 Horoscope ....................3-B price. Sid Silver, of Silver Associates, .24 10 asM.dtotheboardenergycostacould t. ....................... 7.A be reduced at other district schools Tel.tdeles.....................3-B Urough a federal program now being :3-A : :::::: : : ::::: ::: ::: . . .- Carter press c.af.reace draws •. -. ____ . + - a Seminole's now high school, to be constructed in Lake Mary, will cost taipayers less than half the energy costs per-square-foot of Lyman High School, a savings of up to $1 million over a 10-year period, states a report presented to the school W" Wednesday night. The report, prepared by Silver. Associates of Winter Park, compared • ' ?' On Energy + - - - - • , 0 (3 ash C amIeniepr.csetgonIftkerewin bsa .1cM RadIo FrciIatar. Insignia bearing verses of the Koran. mod if the U.N. Security (7sscit Saturday The 4*ni1r-', today coincided with the The small boys, clad In black, whipped $ r,act15u. Story on Page 5* Iran's Sew (clelge sten if a twoday Fill, maiming for early themselves with flails and chains reaching down wher or lMur1spre.. .iutyrudthitelilwi.BgUglourites tothelrwalda. IMM QAW@d* 47, Mod d Me SMS redlo hr *8 30h day d do U& of bdo a the The girls, covered vp with tiny chimlors, ttsdbonsl dross for women, recited dolgans and Ahags crewi if several I'r#ed thousand men but their chods in SYUthOlIC mourning for the V iay if Ike Amailem uIuy Ceondi chatted hr rr-i'- Ho s4 "grave auui eeabs -' aiuuipu ii*. marts. and women u'-".d aroond the Freedom iMi ,elraIsaMtdavlMm pads sHaij 11Iud ague T'' if if rs Muwisw a1cred in Mu" which was fstmty called the At the U.S. Embassy, a ctngsat if armed 1houuus_u £ Fr $jj MssemtoPerelaaKIngs, wad ofTehrm. WNIU1yIIdiy Ihosduk guards was Increased and modem militants if 11110 hr to aim 011111 ow i$ sU.N AIergebSrifbSyo ad gir1IImd.T ten welded togderplecesifscrap iron andplsgn. soft$ & ,VllgintfewYs.b yosifag.inadth.dunondratlooingroiçs big pipes to build a male but forbidding Jiu-bi if Ike U.N. Security Is sein th*1uuluid dft 1hodrMeedoatwag the grutmwif barricade outside the main entrance if the egpyiii.dwiIkthsuinio. " s*IemMus,vkeen. ldsaif tsomd'Auhsm uurA to the lbs Yesk at time," he pebeeauseoltheirembroldsndbaaisrswd compowid. iliheli Ispeing New øMaMowhoblin1.L .Iatds pr.s Hondiu6 if v-a--.-jj~ so 911111ps ad $-t*i.indpytodaduirssppsst ' ... New School 1* nians March In Gh n ouson TA1I Iron (UP!) __ . '' + gallons," he said. private utility when their rates are "1 feel I m a trustee of the public a reasonable. the port's refusal topay Hickman saidpo money, he added. I don't want to squander their money like this. I feel the is an "example of the power of governmentto ride roughshodover uv little bills are way out of line. Sid Vibilen, a county commissioner man." • ' risi4jy a.aretaryi • -WT.K,Nvas . WI • • und a ra-•: •• / . L... r . S?*I :. -- '- I . % living In filth. than d"Wdl11( aid for I apartment, the roaches and flies running up and he will ' 0 $LtickasuI saW abs has WW on soverall occasions to down the w&U the refrigerator codelnin only a Gross for do ussualww"dodslislawpol B Mrs. ut package if pork rind and a few onions amidst mold move Mrs. SlriCeon into a nursing horn.. flpdivldsals w1 abarInlag and chan ged their minds and kusdi. a relative always ihtIllwsa kuatto o the hospital a 'kpa'a "Sorvi vii is a real thing for Frieda, she's on the when a bed become available, preventing HRS from f.1.d m,&el eke of survivft. She's slowly dolorlorAft, Id* any adion, Green saw Th"bWWN=dW==N*h@WW4NM Both Green and Kii said they never contacted physically and ne'4aUy," said Knight. jin '— been Hay Ares Horn. Health Service because the Bet his the rspruentative. of the other •"'keen ' In1 dly4uud had deteriorated to the point wher, a ganizations and agencies Involved with aiding " or 'L. MT1i,gj year dot •_71t sEen "with ahonls" would ha,. M'p'n,h.isyshisaguscyIsdslngaIlitcais maser I ____the W lu been nscsuu, and the Job would have bees for her, snaking sure abs gets five meals a week and we a — ' 1w the coaunwllty service orV'#"n ref.ing problems to ether agencies, whose refused H 'Dirsd 'if IrW and gr up o said a let a spehuwernus for the spokii,q In turn saythey are doing thair Joint and ''Iervlcss Sally Green ncaMda ptsr vd have been slat to Mrs. Binp. con do no more. se - riPL I. pert hoerd csnnsctjons (ERCS), Deigner soid. 'You mean UI, port Is going to sit bar. per day the (s XRC sto35O on Its dead fanny for eternity?",VlhIan idilweter use. asked. gajkmsper day, Dolgnersaid. He added that the two of the three For the port administration building, .he utility is charging for 5 ERCa, largest utilities ln the county are about DoIgner mid. 'This amounts to 1,750 100 percent more expensive and the third, the c ySanford,WO charge gallonsperday. But I heckedback over our past bills about the same. "How' in the world can you argue with from Lake Monroe Utility Corp. and our he asked. Why fight a struggling that., daily consumption Is 151 average a -- S SPIDER-MAN ...'•.. .. i aiaisiit.tjen ____, the parties "as far apart as we were money for plant expansion when the when we started," DoIgner said he does plants capacity is used up?" DoIgner not think they have exhausted the asked. "Yes," Vihien said. possibilities for settilngthe dispute out of "Then it's not reservation," Doigner court. IU buic area of contention involves replied. "We'lt promise not to use mare," said charges for equivalent residential Is — seven of trumis, discard g losing diamond on the mmil club and M*& Initeed of 11. lii to t, ___ — — .l Frieda Simpson's roach-infested kitchen has apparently gone unused for months, Services officials for a nursing home bed for Songnok wes needed djawhore in am state. The loft say they we now son's home as soon as one was requested. She &Mod Mrs. SlmØun, and they expect to be able to move the agency would even provide a nurse if a poeltiam was simply eliminated, and all persons her within a few days. physician requested it. the service were left wlthoi* It. SWord Housing Authority Director Tom Wilson It Is not known how long members of the Visiting When Housing Authority workers made their said yesterday us extennientor will be working on Nurses Association knew of the conditions. The quarter on of Mrs. SIm 's apartment an apsirtment " am " a place can be found for organimUon failed to return phone calls from a in August,, fit was in doced condition, Wilson Mrs. Simpson to May until "4!'We worker, reporter. claim". insecticide. spray owy niche cc ft dwelft Housing Authority and HRS spokesmen said an 'Ind apartment halt gone down, down, down," sad Wilm, CaWng am conditions discovered on sit And a ophosmallt(w the Say Arm Home Health MrL Simpson had to do for add was contaict them. to Service esys a de"ig team soon will be _11—" "She has a phone, doesn't she?" was the comment ,j,'r," of several soc but no me wer ntifled the assigned Mrs. Simpson has no phone. It is difficult for her orga'u"an that a problem .siM.t even to move into her wheel chair unaided, saId October 30 by the VIsating Nurse. Association of Volunteers and employees of several Orwille o.c.oia and Semlnoie caimties said Knight, adding she has been found on the floor organIzation. which help the aged and needy have a ' several times by Meals on Wheels volunteers. . j-w. iws Andy plight, known about Mrs. Mrs. Simpson Immediately began receiving one Knight mid Mrs. Simpson, who gives her age as monW Many of them have suddonly =MW b" mW a ft" days a week ftom the Federation, "over fifty,' apparently by or 30 years, is suf. action over the peat two days, apparently thwka to sad Y*i4, adding he c.11.d . He fering s. ps.'ilng by Sisrlfl's Deputy Ed Sdsurto"us, a mom the first stages of senility, and no longer a from s SIII1IOle Health De Mgbodty ca re ber recut events. v dwAm d1ndor of the Seminole Fedweltion, mom to Irlorm them at the skoluou. Knight and othm my they have dditionelly, vidlod hello an Tuesday. ft Wilson said he &A heard about ft Aw"y been unable to resch Mrs. Sim Is relatives to of the P ghk an Tuesday, who a hoolth dnwt- discuss her current, problems. ftsdi;man seld he bed assis only ON I mat switaterlan happened to mention the Uft in won conditim dwft the time he has WL He has W&rnd altuntim to a Housing Authority admiWstrator. He Frieda Simpson Just keeps saying she's fine, flj - asking only for a plug of have either aii.i UI. )CII144 may nare ILl Li tobacco. She seems oblivious to the filth In her office or simply asked for an exterminator, rather rs. Mmpm We o . ths. State Health . asw, ICOSPIO ('IWlur. 23) The gam. was rubber orke4 up the eoutaet. Yes IM WW rWM OP with In Can be aw^ b a pddm He MW a CM of JACWV taft Wh" YW2 be 111111111111f 111111111111111011YO ON Of *IlIft the MW of V llaAOMM4 1W It*. Isd ft olm at MM(Nwnh 24#2 19) dft NA $~-Im &ft bd Be careful today - Ulm ilisek awn" followed W.woo Aa 44 Rn%0 tsr 4ta someon. doom I psesuido Station, Now York, N.Y. you to do something net in What let. . 1XtPj __ '1 . h me FlANK AND I RN 1ST + FrIedi -Wti your ithics,.were as 1y net to tabs hayou're c" N* mmv 0"'Moo. - -"-----' She has in bed for most of the day,alone in a filth. filled apartment. Her kitchen drawers and cabinets arefilied only with ro.ch.swdother Insects, her, refrigerator with slime d mold. - "Then we're using 9 ERCs but being Although the meeting Wednesday Left forced into reserving 22 Is this escrow from the system, Hickman said. HareM Stiff Writer + rou-4 717his type of fee is typically made when the capacity will be there when you need ByDAVWILRAZLER 41 • NOHflI "Ibe money stays there," he said. a new demand is added or subtracted it." + . about four years, according to Dennis Doigner, port administrator. He said the "It's money in escrow, If you will. You utility is billing the port $21,734 In "aid-to- can argue with the actual water flow plant-capacity" fees, while the port feels figures. But the port has yet to crank up to its full potential. Ite fee guarantees it owes only $3,546. Of Elderly, Paralyzed Woman glored and sputtered maw" + . • . . "*raw PtI1N by Tom Nitii many t Imes she Is even unable to make It Into her wheel chair without failing. Frieda Simpson lies In her bed In her Sanford Housing Authority apartment. Meals on Wheels volunteers say IN' ___ % + -• But reprosentoitivits of ;pverrtment and ISth up, retburthun 1.11711 15105 VUIOO(A14.2$4*. 23) In 1 oft PM 11'in PM 4IV AQUNIM (Jus. IW& 11418 b" to dod With Pass Pass Pose 19) us is ene if those days or rmo you Out. Doing WW Wag ISM cow P1 boboss wft &=Me may OPftiq Is"* K Mown out of 0ff dyouu.sthiiLpitg IIA (1* D. 2*) in a saims wt. iimi, Nerm* YSS'fe istremely iiwpiuMj,s, but today you hock off rac Fib $Muth$ c.d bes trifle Icm to -1 ' : - - BUGS BUNNY . the pituitary gland un- calliti to that. And if you derneath the brain - and have the time and inclination, Thursday, November 29, 1979 various endocrine organs sa you gradually build up and Improve your physical WnIdeals. You won't like the end Regardess of the ream, dition, you could add other November21,IM Heor.bemayd..oagala oicsrtothuswhocandoyou today. FInSO1W1Ia1 favorsthen you irstothoie lies ahead for you In the year who cant' following your birthday by CANCZR(JwieZl'Jaty2*) sumling for your copy of Goskyoubopetodialistofty ddab you Ifyos'retoo Aetro.OrupbLetter. Mail $1 intimidated by ad"my Ast"rspb, Box for am* to Radlo Cky Stadon, N.Y. "nft Be of 11011111M IMA ) Y1' Be IWO to specify birth LEO (July 2*A asinka rqWdhg swAsUft 1110111111. C*PRIC1N (Dec. fl4an. about which Yl Mroslr 1 today, to keep peson on may be d'11 1*) I$ UMW &a yW IWIll " you do home UVMW*Nw .ra,swtototsa be* aeM eon pre. your views ad. • IS I .. - Dec. 21) You'll ulilov ditii III*tOdIwIIat'SUOIIMII, GOM (May 2400 110) fun things with frionds. but U7 to avoid a pal who has You m be careful net to caused you problems, If you leave an Imprauion with friend, today that you are can. I 54JP SHE'S BEEN .'' be made with the aid of her Other readers who want this doctor who Is familiar with issue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed her specilk coo. This coming year you are results, there are many different forms of exercise, inc1udIn Udy to enjoy more suCcess TAURUS (April 2-May 20) mwhuWm OW can cam Anngth training ourcim a Is an t or W in YOW in weight lifting. orkini am mud in en ventures requiring your appropriate substitute for to kick off your b* cooft yoarm cles us . helps to be modallsmL of haM work today. Little will creative touch. Put your One then is malataln their size. That imagination to woethy uses. acocP4''id wiles. you're 4k7 1100& Youwould be well helps prevent obesity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2* prepared to Pat faith the by Howls, Schneider A=yHook I. • I 'V HOROSCOPE KNATKIND H LAgNip - .•--•:- brain and who we need to Many women do begin to lose body Ink the L .....A.# pin weight and get over48 49 150 1 causes Most ofchaftea In 90- b*- weight at the menopause our bW 1088 Is p1hase which has something to 54 ftw*ftskin so hot flub" do with the term middle-god — — — — increase the blood flow spread. This may be tbeough the skin and may associated with the lou of irsame sweaft. body muscles wbkh seems to Just exactly why this occur at this age. You can mechanism functions help during properly the proving your exercise and ProSram there's no `111111011110111 that it Number one on the list dOw 1% Change in function should be walking but you - - ' Hot flashes really are envelope for It. Bond your temporary phases of ac- request to me, in care of ft tivating the best 1022 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, anism of the We Fj&o City Station, New .rh USIy. '41 — +- - -- Herald Staff Writer The owner of Lake Monroe Utility Corp. said this morning he will sue the C for Uflu bills uO, O ,a,uOru At a Port o Sanford boardA meeting •W Wednesday, the board and arepresen- F ..•'-; tati I theutilitycould not agree on the fees or the method by wtilcthey were computed The two sides In the long standing feud could only agree to consult an engineer with the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC). "We've heard this baloney long enough. We're going ahead with the lawsuit," said Dr. J.W. Hickman, president of the utility and majority stockholder. Hickman said the issue has already been the subject of day-long pubUc hearings before the PSC and the PSC has ruled that the utilities charges are fair SID VIIIILEN JR. and legal. utilities spokesman H said he would sue the Port of Sanford for the money owed plus Interest when the private utility company was approved and former Port of Sanford and legal fees. "We'll not continue to take their ex- board member, presented Lake Monroe Utility Corporation's opinion to the port cuses. Enough is enough," he said. Lake Monroe Utility Corp. provides the board. "It (the fee) is a plant capacity port's live buildings with water and reservation," ViWen emphasized in his sewer service. - a,. Port By DUNE PE YK -. Ilhould use estrogens is An Information an what happens and should ngthis _o(Your life 34 39 rJaralaLI aw ...i amo email. - 28 29 20 27 45 40 by Bob Montana - - - 42 43 44 — - - 32 _438 Oft I am sending you Health Menopause, Sue To • you ndgM also feel better lf ftne.nt symptoms attributed to menopause, hot you could lose weight. Iknow Bubo have ddbdW bow it's hard to do during the reistoll to decressed hormone menopause. A sensible diet levels and they can be and exercise program could 1I replacement Sometimes thIe 1 37 + 21 I 33 1 :ARCHIE - - - - the relieved by estrogen be 31 30 Yr'J 789 5 a 4 2 53 West an pr U 3SOnehoru 11 Block dairy cow 39Grekua 42 Form jury Vows y :'• - 1 ii.t I 1 -:., t ...-. Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 96--Thursday, November 29,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 can cause you to 4lunslghdy 3QaH.n Capital 24BQfl I'dupprecIat.aaYadVICsYoU feel more uncomfortable, 4 LSY&Of 32 Hawaiian 2SAir(prefix) 4IChsracterli$ ffer oheIpme offset the whereas cold drinks tend o cnman volcano 27 S ke l eton tion (jmfgtso(Ugg period of cool you even tho4h there Mauna — 5 Feel regret 28 S u bstantive 48 Very (Fr) be that much change 33 Over (prefix) 6 Dock out life The only medication I y 49 City In Hawaii take 34 2000, Roman 7 Skinny fisic and in total calories required aspirin 'Ju curvy letter so Outer, 1prafix) 38 Hard-shelled 8 Ori I 31 ( poii, moeE , cOOEV'MEtLNEYE* APPLES! TI4EV'E KNOWIFITAKEOWE FOR CI4 IJ sparingly 19 Receive DOWN 3OBYI$tY ore this 40 By birth 41 Small Intestine 43 New York ball club 44 Religious I GFis out In northern Michigan ; DEAR DR. LAND — I AM 54 YOM Of 111190 And my menopause symptoms art hot flashes, bloating v L (abbr.) so Conal system role I a Become BEETLE BAILEY 12101 So Caustic T , Hot Flashes Related I NIAII 1 GrobIrAd 54 Of liquid waste 12 Broad spread 14 Long period 55 Room shops 50 Snail of time 15 Heavy volume 57 Liquefy I a Valorous im 2; 47 Cut 011111 51 One's sell! 52 Ancient Irish 4 Period In history A PEW OUNCES UYING t KNCW 1t ;_• ---'tI - . .•: a. . a.- - . . . •• . • .. . + • . .. , ' • .. ' • - �1 2A—Iv9111119 NraW, Sanford, Fl. tvenrn Nera, an,ora, to o. Thursday, Nov. 25, 1575 Me* . Shirts (And More) In Lose --—-- DAVID M. Herald SIaftWrller 'IL].) DsputLsa say they arreeted Jack P. Cooper, 15,01 601 Holley Hill Rd., Casaclberry, after they Interrupted an argianent between Cooper and his mother at the Cooper's houe. trailer. After deputies arrived, Cooper backed into the corner of the trailer, puflhz a fouNnch knife and ttweatenlng to kill them, the sheriffs office reported. __ The deputies tried wisuccssefuily to talk Cooper Into dropping the weepon, they said. A friend of Coopers w finally ableto grab him whlle officers madethearrest,saldths he later _____ kit0afr? report Sanford police. Edgar Cenge my and Form Lama of Magnolia Ave., _ pa someone lamdry from a ___ Avenue at 12:10 am. A total of $275 worth of dolithig was IN BRIEF __ Pop. John Paul II Meets With Orthodox Patriarch Revenue Search Continues r 40 _ CHR1STUlURCHNewZealaid(UPI)—Seardiers lowered onto us wlnd..we$ snowy abcs. of Mount Erebsa found only Ui. tall Intact in the wreckage of a ?1t 4 lA eL.l .1.......A 4.se.. I•W 1uw1w w.v women . or1g. Earth. 'Theysawverylittleofanalrcraft,"aNewZealand official add. "It appears there was an explosion," but there was no concrete explanation for what caused tii. W& to go down In the barren wasteland of Antaslca. El Salvador Rul•rs Shaky SANSALVADOR,El Salvador (UPI)—Unidentified gwsn.n have kidnapped US South African ambeemiW, and leftist troops vowed to resume their armed struggle to topple El Salvador's shaky 45.4ayold moderate ruling jomda, In another an go — move, leftist opposition ggroup announced a massive women's, demonstration for today hi downtown San Salvador to protest what they say Is the slow pace of Implementation of the ., Gardner Dam was abducted ___ m 7 / . — s"noarecotton/ Ir' that Aulosas "-'" be me voIce os USheutage Psm.r TIns. 0ev. Jft Caufts awApoft in MOP 11114aft Ml a.a. tom. Isypieti high, UsU am,, ass, 1cm, fir the Bepcsm pa III __ said l W44 pm.; hew, 4s00 s.ss,, pui.e 00; mer er'my.Mi.dbe'i4S.USaqpeetdg --'-a---ii. '• k1. M. lift s--iL A_..4 : vw r,...1 wO d ows P paeis, USUmets ralIybdiIdS.i.waes slurs ___ St Ag_ti S. 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Certee warned 1cm show the costiem 01 mural parent., the children involved of"gra,eci'Va.y01the00AmedmeheMagesin (SOme with t'-4c), the adoptive parents, the social the Ui Emhosq I TErs are harmed. agencies 401d the Mi. laws pertaining to this phase of child Sen. Edward Kmeedy, DUes.., 1r in Meses aty, welfare. Inwa, said. "I have bees I seppotll those Mops the ad' The (ldi*.s's He_ Society Is United Way agency. it. p''ilemhas takes ad I have every kkdm 1 30% to — 0 P*iIdsrsOf W M thesatieaiatic help ofthe Mate ,h 4 241* Save 30 % to 50 % on junior and misses' blouses, tops and slacks. - off attribute the problems to the new rnt. D4t iers will Dupailmal 01 RshsbWttive Services, the docimmentary will elm Styles may vary from Illustration to clothing the local renew. owaaIlmg with (1inde's nine in ailsown — a MW udw of 1W ------7w_ 044" 011111111110 U. Air Force style Parka Shortie wool jacket orig, so Now 19.99 Now 24.99 50% Adopnurvon * Show Tonight _ 1999 I INV Politicians Backing goorrilles, u be 10 No embassy In downtown ft Solvalor. Me V"bas yet clalmed reepionsibift for \~\ '\ Now $79 to __ __ r to 2991. mind I cm en additional expense to tupeen." "You're going to — an awful It of disappointed employees," said the iltrld's cidof negotiator Ernest Cowboy. Asicklem bm& has ,.msofUS Siblol, Education AemlaUo,'s (A) o, us past the.. years of negotiations, said union president RICId Harris. School Sapeilidelr4 William Layer told Loagwood Mayor June Lermam us iit add di its share to e'4e drainage proldsna around us new Rock _____ Orig. t $70 Now ____ cimiulated have, could dasats one have day. If that employee boom ill, op to l00eztra Mckh.s,s days could be drawn from us bank er US sahaution 01 personally accumulated leave and vacation time, if any. Ray ewlaln,dusplai could bsglvsn life by the board wider a law passed by state Islater. 1st year. After a lengthy discusdonbyboard members to deify several pods of US plan, it was ddst.t Beard dialiriineiii Allan Keith and member Roland voted in favor of us plan. m us mWoo " '-I is it," said board "r'br Put Tuho., glopigiftdoe amy in the proposal to vote to accept It. -' un.r us prooal, ,.— j'ruwithsthanmey,arat. Be 11wa . "Ia.i. oo the 0 pl diatrid, and more therm 10 days ac vuted S. rsjml ___ ;..' SIMilI NIO1tRIAL 149 a ______________ Board Nixes Sick. Leave Plan DAVID N. IIAZLER 8 811 1 111 Writer A plan toproylds ra sick hays for school district employees sliMing from major or Injuries was voted downWednesday night by the school board. Bya vote of 2-3,thsboerdrelesedto create a "sick have bui," a votuntary program aowing ll ist,ict snipioyess to donation. dayof their bisvstoabaakof days they could draw on U they were ever faced with a bong4arm midicol absac.. Assiollad R11P ft said be authored us plan without kçt from us to wiaø number mber 01 employs.. who Bed them. tO woit (Or 10111 perIods of '" S C*atse - Antardica's most active volcaw and exploded, killing all 7 people aboard. Fifty to 60 bodies lay In the snow, and the other victims apparently were torn apart In the violent crash Wednesday Into the side of Most Erebus, which means a "place of darkness" between Heaven and jackets for men. 50 YO Dff ______ ____ heavyweight % to 0 to S&P a plan fora, lies district T.rr?s Ow for Increased $750 a month with additional necessary repairs old renovation. thCRY. payments for court action. to the facility ow n ers y with - '.nsr masri i ux an ns iocmea ussr wowa rs - iii ins wayssos iwo rrsviosry ins cny ON oem psyuig Lake Mary city cowidlmmn will pay a ipudal fee f. us increased weeks age after dU.ems and us ______ him on an hourly basis for all wait duds: a request from a property fi a 7:30 try one more t r s dipsrtrimt o th il es us 01 e counc prot ted e g his attendance at council owner on Evaadale Road that the worksisp today to create a intu e fires in us ares, that street lightiag benefits mesliep, which was paid for on a culvert coimeding IAW. lake Mary Boom of revenue for us city. and Big Lake Mary be removed The resulting revenue would every,., ml jst nearby homes. rsl.hir basin, Theco,mcllhss been searching for replace in us city The council will discnss a formal train Ma property; con'kWMlon of m us r,ss. In thee lpndri. the council will of funds since us voters 01w __ ___ _____ _ ___ __ _ _ _ to a for hide for emnployas employs ckrrmlly paid to us .alf.isetin uff consider wholbee I should agreement with the Cost __ Guard whether In_September_turned down a at of us city-owned health and lif. insurance currently ant rstai its matIm 01 ouiup-wtbtg City Auxiliary for property incre __ iwovo..d fees. The funds from gen.ral Attorney Gay Massey. former Hem buMng on Country supplied by us Prudential Co.; and g , us iraliv4Ild of revenuesp. uswatvdepiibnst Club Road. The Coast Guard revisions to the administrative Meykrthepsthl moti. has senior C wuün.n Harry Terry, i for me of us hykant& been oo'np.'iasi.d at the fit rate of Auxiliary has said It will do all section of US toning regulations. Searchers At Crash Site . Assorted $y DONNA UIU he began sly hosor guards, securtti forces and thoroushbr .earcis josua were allowed to =s: us pope lay a wrath at us tomb of Msntafa Kernel A1atUrt the father of modern Turkey who decreed separation of FIIISIOI% - A '1 Lake* Mary Consi' I ect ders F*ire Leine D*strl Dominican Republic, his native Poland, Ireland AI.1L. ui flu _______ ___ Onand the United situ, the pope got mlnhnumn tt 4W (1UIP.l I_ sf entoilwindow of a lake Ann Eatatis Jewelry box end c & )x' ome Wedwiday and Wt with two idwisions,two emerso Cooper is charged with aggravated amok on an officer, TWJCK and a said dwffs Jeff Donom told Z vft KW wor* of tem,_ _ Nwueeed A between 4:45 p.m. and 19:30 p m. He .bn$id Ms Pt,, at from Proatig, stat. . , in Longwood A Forest City woman told sheriffs deputies five guns and i55• T1417 or Wr.diy, said alI&WI over $1,000. when it was assailed jewelry were taken from her home some time over Five handred dollars worth of cosli and Jewellry won Wm 7be •l d I V a full Inp&iy's the past waiL from an I1MSU Wednesday, Mp1. taken from the Preoligs Sandy Lane, reported burglars took Nl Coptul, of reported. goods from her home between Nov. 15 about $1,731 worth 01 DEPUTIES Grapy Weeks Jr of 315 Station St. " toid ACIIbUTy mm has been jailed after allegedly end Monday. was entered theough a bedroom wIn o ___.hishoess W doWs Stolen items Included three. rifles, a pistol and a shotgun. a W5 lWa d.vatles with e kaife. M1111 .w--•W WANBW TWkeflUPapJObaPaWW5 me stantinople is central to uspontiff's nine-century rift between Roman Catholicism and the separated thodoz churches 01 the Ed The session between the pope and Patriarch Dünitrloa I is considered the hIghlight 01 John Paul's tireeday visit to Turkey, which has been marked by a coos official reception and unprecedented security In nation that is 00 percent Moslem. More Um 1,000 p000k have been DUced In Preventive detalmon in e martial law Istan bul and Ankara to stifle possible demoratratlons agairut John Paul in what is potentially us Mod contlrastft *Woy with &doring Clow whowildly CM" the pontiffon must Visits this youto Medco# mum" with maximum _ visit Sunford --- Illy W Vv • nut busy, AUV. i, Ifl?—I . . ' -. a • . - - 1,, -.* �- .. ....* -. . - ... .... .-. ............, .__..t____ ....... Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Nov. 29,1979-3* EveningilemM 300 N. (UIP$ I2) AVE., SANFORD, FLIA. 32771 Area Code 3N322-11or$31.gSS3 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $310; 6 Months, .00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $411; I Months $24.00; Yebr $47.00. han capped and retarded adults, who would not otherwise be able to obtain .n$oyms,*. The result was the EMblem Anderson preiuensivi wort Center inc., which mçportars hope to gatopsrdlonalbyth,flrmofth.year. Anyone who has ever been Involved In getting a non.prolft project 01this sort adablWiid realizes No Is a difficult aid fradrdlng time. The need is there and recognized, the potential clients are waft, the groop Is chartered, a building has been leased for $1 a year from the $aninoie School District aid some funds been raised to help renovate ft. But a conceded eflortlana.d.dthlsincnthto give the center the Bual push It nude to actually get open. Around . • o Welfare Unbridled have __ Th. Clock Welfare goes unchecked, the rogue elephant of . Washington. Successive efforts to reform and ByJANECAgLaxy beadiimer and DannyTreanorRosst'to be held Sat dey at 7:30 p.m. at Back's Restaurant at restrain runaway federal welfare programs have th e Sanford Airport. Tremor Is a popular WrTV eluded every president going back to the time of weatherman and members of the celebrity panel John F. Kennedy. who will do the reading include IV personalities And small wonder. The nation's welfare conCarole Nelson, Carol Stanton Grandrom, Bob stituency has grown so powerful and there are so many trade-offs between compet ing factions that even a simnle reoranIzntInn of nuhllf! nalgfntt. ororams has become all htit list year, Presiden t 4 renovating the belld$ng In order to meet epeclllcatlons before occopancy. Plumbing, roofing, carpentry and electrical work must be done. Donations of manpower, labor, experience MW shills are needed on Saturday morning at 10 am. Time and materials are Income tax well as money donations. The deductible rnillhig adess Is P.O. Box 382, Lake Monroe, Fl 3774?. Part of the expense of renovating Is sinking a new wefl- the old well at the ithool caved inreroofing one of the buildings and connecting Jordan, Mike Storm, Walter Window (all of øiwnel 0), Bill Mlcha.la of YIN Radio and State RipresentatIve Dick Batchelor. Proceeds will will go to the athken Anderson center, wIdth will be located at the old Lake Mooroe School site. AU cos*rltn*lons are tax dedud1bl and ticheta are available from Patrick Murray, director, at $15 per person and $25 per couple. Checks should be made payable to the Kathleen Anderi Work Canter, Inc. Call 3394401 for tickets or Information. In addition to the full.time director, the work center has a board 01 directors. A grant4nald has been secured from the Division of Vocational RehabIlitation Services to pay the salaried personnel, however, problems are being encowdered as the center Is not yet fully operational with clients. Then a need for slçporters and a keen public Interest as to the pZlglv of handicapped persons. A waste of hiunai resources exists If such persona are not utilized to their full potential and presently after they leave school there Is no place for them to go. Fifteen tho usand dollars is needed to finish A grow of concerned Individuab saw a need In Seminole County for a center that would provide an educational end vocational progran for di FRENCH utilities. e local nat Now, instead of reorganizing the federal welfare bureaucracy and its 182 programs, some of which overlap or conflict with each other, th White House has quietly sponsored a new bill thate simply tidies the messier loose ends of certain aid programs and tightens federal control step by step at the expense of the states. As usual in approaching the welfare monster, the administration's proposed changes are being pushed as 'reforms." A few days ago, the administration's 1979 welfare reform bill, HR 49040 passed the House with little notice, being overshadowed by events abroad and presidential poiltics at home. Nevertheless, this was the first time In eight years the House has approved legislation making major changes in the nation's welfare system. In broad terms, HR 4904 would amend existing law to impose a national minimum level of sup-port for welfare recipients throughout the United States. It would require all sta tes to provide cash Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) that, in conjunction with food stamps, would give each household an income equal to at least 65 percent of the federally defined poverty level of Resurgence Of The Faith - - - guard has been - , VIEWPOINT / 1 - .' 1 za~ Korea: Proposa ls \\ U ' \ By DON ORAFF It Is certainly not being played according to the usual script In such situations. Assassination of the strongman has not been followed by civil war, seizure of power by a vengef ul opposition or a military takeover. RyaOIExTWALTEs WASHINGTON (NEA) biflatiori and ' dISIIy doiv1nM, the rittical agenda ° Caigo 'N, bat that doem - an tax re,oit of yesteryear has Nh1)' nm Its cowl.. ° 01 the three ta*rsIat.d measures that epSWed on bellota darteg elortlone earlier, this month were overwhelmIngly epproved, while a third was narrowly defeated. Voters In California slapped a con. limit on Increases In date aid local ep by a margin even greater than that ____ - I Fragile Flower ng __ ____ _ in st In ____ ____ _____ " Initiative that triggered a national re". A 4 related spending lImitation was adopted In the dat. 01 Washington by is 2*1 ead, South Korea Is mov g toward BUSINESS WORLD . ________ ____ _ __ ___ p Ayatollah Khomeini (above) of Iran maintains that Islam w as - - •- .' laid down In its holy book, tie. Koran, and tie. words and deeds of Its Prph.t Mohammed - should govern the poIINc&.c.nomic and .ocl cmduct.f stat• dfefrs, - not merely individual spiritual life, abnormally high M.I.rn. — in certain categories are nenpoor. Welfare - __ - An E stWest sied great danger ft= pelltfrI and an avaricious ciMaury .sckW the pchllc treasa'y. The al 11 are Is It, we we, especting too much thet peqar em seasiur *si is pi, among the numerata prMaJ can withsid ujufflir be thsuluseil the I' WNr-1In.T----1& Ialdngtolbostip.mswWeeseeogripe with w*umsao ng, domestic probisms? DIllY'S WORLD ___ ' Clash Begins as em *r To to their c rdve. Nat ally do Loom . . - - ,, l no a, _ __ acurdiag be aeverM so r..0 a _ No so — e'— UI7C ___ __ __ _ v:c- 1. . a . ..- C ilk - - — keg, , . $ l a ifl w. . . .eybp..s ____ ., W PI OPIS.it,tor$veesFwiMOIyNeed TILIPSIUN1a1.140$. 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LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA -_ OPEN: Men, I Fri 10-7, Twsoo Wed., There. 104 $at. 10-S Hwy4d (Wed lstSt.)IMlie East of 1.4 Ph. 332-1322, Sanford IM IsMWDeSa,y Oaide/?4SPMI1111111 we OSy Or get a tong mi giaraitee thith our' 4 year Variable Rate CDt emir i'1ut to liNear UN CemAgsI.eMs ' naduu • IN04I1 (. . no .4.. . I .' matters, saying i redsralawpolfts the conouMng of insmt durMe the term of ttWs dosIt. Federal reguletlons r.aiEe a substantial Interest penalty for earPj withdremL $ !, and spiritual . S.. ~ T 4 11& . 26 week term ifisiW TIId UI. we or El, Tom 1111111111" no as In taunts we deing, em . . . S1O,000 Minimum, A UIINI IUIUIIT SIIWTs __ uiaMadcuthito. Ther:*sCsi,a,jig bMw .• ... is I*ITID $PUNRIN el ameT, elC. ie Tai.5NINI use - HOLIDAY PISTIVAL __ sue in pspu . N higher Interest close to homel Six Month Money MarW 'Certfta d e4qm.dEme4 if aunoloiu, 'I, ___ - __ between temporal . — -- — .__ draws a line - . S.... - - 40 - . no .. , &A ,wiig'J that f.Jm I. maninavii -_. ii moderate who -- ailtes have ilIher the 'teal the y emi m eledey, '—"— in vassal pdb t, iii,to pretad tim vitat .,lys op . the IIed Slat. Is ei- -- apply the .srb'op to dn to the tud States .hit s lace it Ad of Egypt. Is a ' hMRIVEA[IYE __ were mimorlasd __ The Koranic verses arid recorded by STATE. U) aerads on palm-leaves, stones and any material that cem. L_15' hod' d 1---* for prces;itabe ahibe in i.--Jcd medpropwebe.ebuieK.neeey. aM.rdpv1saswerlcefrem pelcosto±*ubI,forthee--- r MJNOIaD uI7IG, , bedsN,Ihi*arsl y. utesly aedsy is the rd to undertake aecssury all ,eje,e,y usu risl1v with Amaken ASM eperMls thir l deI em,, pioputy. ladir.to* uuithur turn fore wei.& air a a a ri.d MaiMs is Th Amuuuan al majurs have is resist V Hem beie which em Md "a ~WUPIL dW their es,ys fori pulley at the iii , hgld, 01 adduiushithsybaveMaped iti .- ito is 20" $em isai aps, Skeet *JSW leaders fenlgepmqmAsn;ahey he" weu*ed. woni ud is the Whito &M far a appu 9111111116 -T edSISI geveemad Mr'-'- pek.M; they bMs pr1ntlrn by iIn .-IL 'I is *u1 emes&L,' dsiis ffiad. 11t51 petosa 01 k ft d s d 216111 dft flHIU j 'I Mush of th. adems rILi'.lid .ai rs d d UMsi, bMs WWb diLPi, a, 'iLL 1vd, kpp...j, Was, owberenidis3.ams.Ths - jru Rid$iulag $1 the.:::us. Ibis em Mute la.uiL fep 11-0--m - j the dis 01 a iu pulse In am bM. be sMthe.iLeaegIemp I U.N. Ambu Mew Ys urr1q.stdir--- r d1nopmqma, hr he em told In Muds øC.NiSa via eiiii0sy.. ICE PR COMMISSION JACK ANDERSON feint faster, payments are Imat.d to exceed flIObllllonsy.sr. Such stens recall Ds 1cqusvWe's warning about American democracy in which he _ __ - - w - ___ vr VUSE ____ __ Anwar S ad at (above) president - FOITIE YSS IIIVS TayIOF - .ilt,. liii. Cammuninn The Prophet Mohammed, a shepherd-turned4rader, became On "Messenger of Allah" In the year 610, when he wn about 40 yews of age. He was brought up In Mecca, In what ls now Saudi ATUIN byw uncle. His father dledbefore his birth and his mother died when he was a child. Divine ispiratlon first came to him In a cave at the foot 01 Mount ursa now Mecca, where he secluded himself for meditation, one night during the month 01 Ramadan. Na Is why Ramadan Is considered the holiest month of the Moslem (lunar) calendar, when the faithful are required to fast from daybreak to sunjstior21 or 30 days, depending on the sighting of the new moon. Tradition has It that the angel Gabriel came to Mohammed, who was llliterate,ashe was ina trance Inthe cove and said, "Recite." Mohammed replied: "What shall I recite?" The order was repeated tire, times and the angel than said: "Recite In the name of your Lord who crested crested man from clots of blood. Recite. Your Lord Is the most bountiful one, who by the pen taught man what he did not know," These arethuopuuIng verses of the Koran, a book of 114 chapters, some only two lines long and others running Into thousand of words. The vIsions and revelations followed each other at brief gFETYisg.rvalsovsrsperIodo,aboutaoymrs. 1beverseswere Pawedonbywori1ofmoMhtoagrowIngnmb,r01foUowers, over opposition from Maccan pagans who worshipped tribal , __ and other duties to whom they had bulk statues. MFL p When the resistance became too much In 632, Mohammed fled with his converts to Medina In a migration known as the ____ __ ' - ___ Both political sides are on record publicly (ltdy In Oklahoma did the voters go the Bad Debt Claims Are Up opposing the _____ drongarm system under rejee which Part held imqusitlon.d power for 1$ o lower the Mate's personal income tax. , years. And llIf11 In this they we reported to be By LAOV POPE historically, t Old of five InordertowInp&iUcalsupportinco, Mthongh filingd____ eadibies for 1910 ballot, siçpOrtai where ft really colats In the UPI Iaskeu Writer the bankrlçtcy court. administration's bill provided increased federal propositlone are MIII month, away, op to a armed form NEW YORK (UPI) claims for major had The JI*IW In this kind of a.iit insurance cqntrlbutlons to state welfare costa by about $900 ,s* Those developments come as particularly anc ,, be , mc -: ci the to the 1!fM15IH4lis heightened f.dsraUutIoa of welfare I. aunt your welcome am to the United States, which your to give waning of real t1 monet d inividsal policyholder, aid there meat be a ,*mder the bill prompted Congressman Barber B. accorsh toths 'on of American Public — dy some hig beabtdus. imod acddsmUy became deeply Involved in ua.onubl, dedictIIe because a "nonnal" tbnible,'R-N.Y., among others, to denounce It for *,s.. Korean affairs.. Ilds Is the conclusIon 01 officers of the two . percentage 01 bud credit risks Is essential to leading the welfare program "In the wrong the cuenpaides that write most Insurance In the doing bus",. A backwater of the Jepanese VmI4re little ia. •: . i United States covering known to the bad Ide world, Korea could have Parmelee said rising bud de claims on "father' 01 Prep. 12, who Is now -I' ly oveinm by Soviet land forces Credit bi'y Co. credit Insurance may be a more accurate Despite the wide margin of support for this pushing a oonotftdional emendinsid to slash 01 BIlUSIuN and Eaiidon Guaradse Co. of barmier 01the busb, out1 than mad lOfl Japan's Mdon eelIap,. A token U.& latest welfare "reform," a coalition of CaWoinia corporate and peuoaal incomeYork th th Now a member of 01k4uId hastily mend o the southern e o er, fli'ital Indicators beceom the figures are Republicans and conservative Democrats came tax rates in hall. An eltenative pr 1, anop.____ provinces to effad the p.rUUen agreement. ec"$td vnvnthiy while mad ether credit and within five votes of passing an amendment that lOwer has for low. mi r' This insurance not should FOrty years, one war and add.ro be confused with dlbl indicators are quarterly. "' Cilileilas W) would have permitted states to set work orid We insurance aid other insurance PelUieu11at,thSEO(ISfl4Ountt1onM He said peer o*t4low. more 1@011 -1-11111111111111 ad requirement. for welfare recipients. Un. am ON th Sd OIR!la the United States cotimaner bad debIs. banbropldss than amyt dee. He add the do qiaWy fortunately, such local control Is not envisioned as kind 01 credit insurance the two tmdcoo*munmvde..bwau hen developed In the psat-Werid War II world. I welfare reform by the Carter administration and crr @4 1ects manafactáers and aowcHectionloea,ihamanact -wasrim troops mown -FI miIHeMkiISIS. it'i bard to bad deterrent to a new Coomnalat Invasion. U.S rlers from abnormal teens in such or distributor who sells to conoMr.t.d its liberal allies on Capitol Hill. the return as On dollar achieved by The to a, inve st ment In the Korea economy co mes to But even those for may not suffice to save Sling, a federally financed antI-crime Isadore as ft W.T. Grad and Pem Cadral greeps of large cadomers, one type more thai $300 'Iflkn, And the Wivinc. is baakruptdea or In near bankru$cles. customer or customers in a limited HR 4904 In the Senate where Finance Committee prIII om in which ape MUM do ooadt7 m, with Korea increasingly a factor In orders and certain other geographic was. Chairman Russell B. Long, D-La., awaits, sword have 'oud fences to '"IMIS ISSdS. Government 1 1om domestic .cononiy, culture and collectible, Ni iat C4VINt He said fkms who have a few such vital In hand. , Rebert E. Parmelee, executive kt' accoads ales wetakeal IM Sen. 1mg wants to m work a Democracy may be beginning to bloom in hen pet i op jad ad r $ pradisat 01 American Credit Indemnity, said thos, customers suddenly defa ult 00 toughened and he favors gh,ing blXk I*ItI tO Adeilatratlus Korea, but it r", an exceedingly fragile b.4.. rose PaY& jp sve lh p five yeor flewer. Thurs will be any oppostanabat for Mates to run their own welfare programs. It miney, and the bag fences save renr4 fri. $V million s to Hedh.doisAadhsntthatwasso ran vlaced disaster before elections are actually held thiS of appears imlikely this welfare bill will escape asma $1 .r in delis peopuity, N of the nob m p mts al c of Ms main customer that I and a popular govenmient taken power. death or mutilation hi SeA. IAAg's cOmmittee persist 01 wW has bees rutuined to the -GWIS said bli co _l•. waited I. dude that firm from bad debt But at the moment the 1Mw. looks proving that questlodable reforms are as Immune r10 M ACI's heurace to save an the uinlan. bid ACI i'". The ide) Is far from spectacular Korea's leaders both those in to passage as .unquastlonable ones. g in47 1174 figure 0107 ri"on was greater con. heisted That preferred cadomer was the pew and thoá who would like to be - aiim And so welfare unbridled continues on out of The med famine touk place in to to be agreed that the pu.Ibl. fruits of cosdM damim the p.wh.Iag power of the 1174 cidy oasis remap, on payments; A control, easlnt proportlosi as Wasbingts, where ill snepects were ass, Pmehs ths* it grim make a payment to the palicy! 'In 01 sub aid $3.4 r4*u in gesde resevered be write aewJ warning etUdes in b.'bing $10,111 now Xv9sm old ones are arrested cad to the ceudry'a .zeherad economy and a $ a 1111 sbus thu begs fences throw a pasty Paimulse aid present record high heerad to Ma security. until BO A ml'llon. Americans are mi trade pur4mmia, fel th* "C5' mi pily avaied ai the Mod etati time rates we greatly 11181111waft bad diM In' 'IbM may be self Istimi bid it Is an good cOtlmat.d to receive ee, the Minudu. ISenOictabiw. id th eesabIs1maIbndduM. 1 aI.i, lsth at, benefits Almost 90 percent of welfare recipients to hand. Their collection was completed during the reign of Omar, Mohammed's second caliph (successor). An authorized version was circulated In book form under the third CMlph, Ottxnan. During an eight-year stay in Medina, Mohammed continued to receive divine revelations and preach the new religion. As his following grew, he launched a series of raids to spread the faith, culminating In a successful attack on Mecca in 630. He died In 632, about three months after a pilgrimage to the Ka'aba in Mecca, a huge done shrine built by Abraham thousands of years before Mohammed and dedicated to the one god. Mohammed was buried at Medina. Mosques were built around the Ka'aba and his tomb - Islam's holiest shrines the Ka'aba taking precedence as "the House of God." They are the center pieces of the pilgrimage. AU Moslems face Mecca when praying. "The Koran preaches the oneness of God and emphasizes divine mercy and forgiveness," says Iraqi-born scholar N.J. Dawood, In the introduction to his contemporary English translation of the holy book. "God Is almighty a nd all-knowing, and though compassionate towards his creatures, he is stern In retribution. He enjoins justice and fair dealing, kindness to orphans and wido ws and charity to the poor." Islam has five "pillars" the most important duties of the faithful. They are the Shahada a declaration that "There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is the Messenger of Allah"; the daily prayers; Ramadan fasting; alms-giving or "Zakat" which Is compulsory at 2.5 percent of fixed assets: and the pilgrimage for those who can afford it. The Koran deals with the highly spiritual and the mundane, from a highly graphic description of the Day of Judgment to rules for the inheritance of an estate and how a worshipper should wash before saying prayers. Of the Day of Judgment, it says: "When the sky Is rent asunder, when the Mars scatter and the oceans roll together, when the graves are hurled about, each soul shall know what it has done and what it has failed to do... The righteous shall surely dwell In bliss. But the wicked shall burn In hellfire... Whoever has done an atom's weight of good shall see It, and whoever has done an atom's weight of evil Shall see it also." - something it has had little experience with to date — democraticrule — Inamoreorless cooperative effort of all the country's major power centers. Opposition politicians and the Inheritors of the late Park Clung Bee's railing party have a basic plan for revising a conditidluti that Park had tailor.made to his own authoritarian specifications and choosing a new govervunent in national elections next ____ Creates A Rift Among Nations CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Islam is religion and the world, More than 700 million adherents in 70 countries and most Moslem scholars so describe the youngest of the world's three great monotheistic faiths. It means that Islam, born six centuries after Jesus Christ, Is an all.enbracing code, spiritual and temporal, for man's life on earth. But at the root of a resurgence of Islam in many parts of the Moslem world there Is conflict over the code's Interpretation. Extremist fundamentalists such as Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini maintain that Islam as laid down In its holy book, the Koran, and the words and deeds o( its Prophet Mohammed — should govern thepolitical, economlcand social conduct 01 state affairs, not merely individual spiritual life, Moderates such as Egypt's President Anwar Sadat draw a line between temporal and spirtual matters, saying religion has no place In politics. The revival of Islam began after World War II when many predominantly Moslem countries gained Independence from Western colonial rule. Lately dorms have engulfed several Moslem nations, riotsbly Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, where religious zeal and political ambition have led to dictatorship or civil war. The revolution inspired by Khomeini In Iran followed 37 years of dictatorial rule by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Iranians overwhelmingly voted for an Islamic republic March, what Khomeini called the nation's first "government 01 God." In Pakistan, the 2$-old regime of Gen. Mohammed Zia U1-Hi Is establishing what he calls "Nluinl4alazn" (system of government) to end rampant corruption. Moslem rebels in Afghanistan are waging war against a Marxist central government in catw on grounds Islam Is opposed to communism. The United States has found itaeu in the position of sympathizing with Moslem extremists to counter Moscow's Influence. In Egypt wider the late Gamal Abdel Nasser and in Syria in recent months, the fanatical Moslem Brotherhood engaged in clandestine, sometimes open and violent, antiregime activity. Part of Islam's revival Is genuinely a matter of Individual conscience. From Indonesia to Morocco and from the southern fringes of the Soviet Union, home to about 50 million Moslems, to the heart of Africa, many a Moslem interrupts his work for the prescribed five daily prayers at dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset and night or performs them all at once at the end of the day. On Friday, the Moslem Sabbath, Moslems flock to mosques for noon prayers which must be performed collectively. In Cairo, the "city of 1,000 minarets," worshippers spill over Into the streets, frequently blocking them. In 1978 and 1979, a record 2 mIllion Moslems performed the pilgrimage, an annual journey to the holy places In Saudi Arabia decreed by the Koran for all who can afford it physically and financially. In some Moslem countries, Iran and Egypt for example, women Increasingly cover themselves from head to fool with only the face showing. Some go further, using veils with only holes for the eyes. The fervor reflects an loner revolt against the dresses of modem life - permissiveness, broken faintly ties, Increased sex and violence In movies and books, frivolity and Immorality. To many, religion provides refuge and Immunity, Poverty also, usa factor because T.wn, which rnemscqtn p1.1. 51ihInIfl to God, teachus ii'lwimtlóà to one's lol The Koran says: "His (God's) we the keys of heavens aid the earth. lie gives abundantly to whom he will and sparingly to whom He pleases. He has knowledge 01 all things." 1 xi T a $4,6s4forafamilyof four. States also would be required to offer help to two-parent families with children when the principal wage earner was unemployed, n Impasse An 0 center lssoterrthlyhnportant, rm going to dick With It and get It darted," he said. "There we people aid there watching soap cperas on TV who could be productive and at least 2501 them will be employed at the center when ft opens in January," Murray said conWoolly. More billion in additional benefits. io al Reach helping with some of the cI.am41xop. Murray hasn't received a salary In two month , a secretary who decided she coukth't work that way has depaded and he had a bad cm of flu, but Murray Is determined. "This VIEWPOINT bolder-than-usual welfare reform bill collapsed of its own weight after Congress grafted on $18 Th Moslems •4' ,t..V. NNUAL RATE �- .. .-+ - . ---, .....-,-- .,.•. -. .: ., . . : .,+.:,+ .- , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS P6nthers Open Season Today Thvrsy, Nay. 2, l7 6A-9mIae NeraW kalerd, 111. Thursday, Nov. fl, 1970-7A By JOE DetANTIS Herald Sports Edit.r Lions Face Gainesville Eastside Rockets Make Room For Duni.avy, Waive* Jones Week*By W00k. G ovie.do!s .11- 0 Mark, k JORDAMM HOUSTON (UP') - The Boston Rockets W.d niaday waived Ceaterlorwud Dwight Jones to mike =ftup and saying ski 6111311111, bW It going- I t" weIve _A foil People In HeriMSpurtaFdNsr Montgomery first took over the head coaching job at Oviedo, nut much wasespected of him and his Lion,. Four years ago, when Joe anything but spectacular In the previous seven years and there was a low established acceptance Of a y - Team Electrifies The . lit ___ ___ Area ___ ___ negative doldrums. - Monty and company have electrified and surprised JiM about everyone in the entire Central Florida was with their 11. record and state playoff performance this year; everyone perhaps but themselves. Where dose the credit go for the turn wound? Don't look for any single reason, it's been a combination of factors. The players point the finger at the coaching staff, the coaches In return give the credit to the kde. Whatever the -___ ___ ___ I wont have any trouble g.ttlng psyched up' — K.ulng.r _. -. _ ___ ___ -, Anar.enal that's playeda big role th helping theUonsmest her, we are In the playoffs and that's what costs now." and exceed both preseason ier'o'al and teem goals. . Scott added. "Maybe now we've convinced a few people that The fleet-looted tailback, who rumbled for over 1,400 yard; we are for real. We Mopped t)thifr4ng about the Mats rankings a, "When we started practicing In the fall," valfgIltioned curly- wait to do the job when we absolutely have to have It." Kissinger doesn't do badly at all either when he decides to and 30 touchdowns this year points out Ms observations on the while back. what we do we do our way," confided the 300, haired Kessinger, "we sat a couple of goals for this learn. We throw. His 1,000 yard plus performance in the air and to change and newfound wümlng ways at Ovisdo. 74 waited a winning year, maybe or $4, we wanted to win the . "In the piM we dim't hive the heart, the attitude to win - - - And that's the swan song ci the Lion squad in a eesson ci district, win our homecoming game and beat lake HowelL" touchdown pasess have earned him All-Conference honors as the O.H.C.'s top passer. aanLiinst and goals Inst. Those teem goals have been far avpa.et "We don't wait It to end now -we wait to will it it " dosed "Playing football at Ovisdo Is to again," said Esodegar Friday's goal Is a win over Gainesville Eatside and a Map Kissinger. during Watkseads3'a rabo.osksd practice ,ion. closer to the plateau that few prep gridders ever reach, the Our season has boon Ilk, a So much to In fact that the lanky senior, previosty noted "Everybody is really Into what this team is doing, when I go Mate Championshipoststags&ng bsnkthbfl fty, has had more for his a few hume at nip i talk to my d about the gems Friday sight. of pI.c. arc -, ______ ________ theughts ereiptag imo hi. mind about plsyin$ "lure, I'm incited, I'm aerv -ft's a prMuge being in hit • Ibo pisces come tog.tber , the MM. hi reilly dlda't timk about It satil towardathe end ci t 1 playoffs. I won't have troable gstuing psy4up __________ ..I, - 11 • grjg for the gems." season. I dida't think about a lot of thiutis until tim N's a good f$.Rng a pert of Martsd turning out the way ft has," said the superlative pitch. While Kiulager, who also doables as the Lion's Ire, safety, has a wA of the butterflies, three time All. om*oIonaigealcsUar. something McCI.nnon Ms role and Conference per&iw.r Marvin Mcaatmon I. playing It cooL ma talented slzoot.r Is quick to TKam "Marvelous," had a very upedal goal when the season tat Usat'saU i4taiig,d and that's why we're WOeS $ am. and 4 p.m pow to his te"$is, an ovsr.rldlag fw"ig within the Martet One that will have to be shared in spirit. squad. McQ.,mos pobtid acres the no to &=" Tickets for the Oviedo. Tickets will also be available "I Jut do what I canto help," said Ksulagsr. "When we biggut thing I wattled to do this year," allowed the Mostsomsryaisduald, 'lIiM'sthem,thM'stberesrn why, Gainesville Eatside playoff at the gate. Ovisdo, 114, have a toughs station or a big play cimd up Its seq to go softqobin astor, "wn to mak, my mother proud of me." coach Montgomery l made wed to win." rrimy at $ p.m. at the advanced to Friday's sec "es pseud away In June so feel this years been for her. I Into the huddle and cull the play. Mihe (Scott) and Marvin "Tim has bees a besititut veer," cintl McQsusom, 0doolofiW arePandonsals , tional game by beating (Mc(e'wss) are bath fu1estic. They both wag the ball end wait to help bring the Mate We to Oviedo." "Alter we Mated whating, peepie I dida't ees bow kipi at ov1Sde hli school bet. Hatlion 13.7 In the regionals,. good _____ hlt.cture, her. to be Ilk, this'— ___ n Inlur.d Joe Montgomery's triple threat backfield Includes taifback Marvin Mc- is would be If we could win nine gem.., but hers doing good Clemson taking the pitch out, Mike Scott at fullback leading the blocking and we are In the state playoffs." "I wattled to do a couple oltithig, this semon as for as my' quarterback Troy Keulager at the controls. All three Lions were named to All-Conference team and have played key roles PIU01 are concerned," elaborated the powerfully built the Orange Belt Conference playoff seflioF. In Ovledo's 114 record, district championship, and first round state "I wanted to make All.Canference, maybe even all State, bit win against New Port Richey Hudson. balanced offensive ma Sen Francisco — By United Press iataruticsal assists during the spurt — tilt 116. Calvin Nall scored lb of his points and pulled do wn 13 Uoyd Free, Brian Taylor a bucket and two free throws Celtics 119, Nuggets 57 24 points In the third quarter rebounds to spark Atlanta. and Freeman Williams Jim Spanarkel didn't to break the game wide open. Larry Bird scored 29 points to help New Jersey to Its Abdul Jeelani scored 27 points combined for 68 points to cattitbite very much to on "When you're not starting, and Chris Ford added 27, second straight victory and and Maurice Lucas V for power the Clippers, who Philadelphia 71ers' effort It's difficult," said Spanarkel, Including five 3-point field send Detroit to Its 10th con- Portland. San Francisco riportidly I. also seeking to dp ft... staved off a Golden State through dofirm quarter Of his who Is playing only because of goals to pace Boston to its 10th &,cutive road defeat. agent, cat MM May and biwagsot outfielder Jim Rockets 113, Cavallers Ill comeback bid in the final . &d NBA season. In fad, he Doug Collins' foot problemm straight home victory. Bucks $7, Pacers 79 Woblford. Allen Leavell, making his period. played In only 13 of his team's "It's one thing to be ready Denver's David Thompson Marques Johnson scored 19 first NBA start, blocked two SuperSonics 127, Suns 111 &A mentally, but it's tough to get was forced to leave the game points and Junior Bridgeman driving layups and scored a List Gus Williams scored 41 Foreman On But In the Slurs' 24th back Into the game when he was hit In the head and Quinn Buckner added 14 season-high 21 points to spark points and Seattle broke open pm., their No. 1 draft pick piiIca11y." during a scramble for a loose apiece as Milwaukee handed Houston to an overtime a close game early in the BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - The Iftmeft Julius Erving, out ball. He suffered some Indiana only Its second loss In triumph over Cleveland. fourth quarter to move Into proved his mettle. who sat Vikings mid Wednesday they have placed rw-"1'ig outstandingly," the fourth quarter, led the swelling of the neck and was io home games. "Bo played Houston's Moses Malone led first place in the Pacific back Chuck Foreman on the Injured resm lid at 21 while taken to a hospital for X-rays. Hawks 10$, Trail Blazers 99 all scorers with 35 points. CunSixers with points, Sizer Coach Billy Division. Paul Westphal led reactivated wide receiver and kick returner K.,In nlngham said Wednesday Maurice Cheeks added 20, Nets 98, Pistons 89 Millie. Phoenix with 30. Dan Roundfteld scored 20 Clippers 114 Warriors 108 night, after Spsnarkel's $ Darryl Dawkins 19 and Mix Foreman received a cracked rib In a geme wa points and 7 assists helped 15. Roger Phegley paced the Detroit two weeks ago. MUir, the Vlk4ngi' No. I kick Philadelphia to a 120.102 Bullets with 22 points and iturnerlatysar,hadbeenonlhekiJw.dreeinsUm victory over the Widilngton Greg Ballard and Mitch Bullets. thing Is that Kupchak had 20 each. he's such a bright yo man. In other games, Boston Bucs Play 26 Spring Games Bo lawns he sitting on belted Denver, 11997, New ____ the bench," Jersey defeated Detroit, 9819, ___ (UP!) The world Pitt- 8MIkII Into the Milwaukee beat Indiana, a. .hsurgh PiratesWednesday aimoatic.d they would play in.ioi with 79, Atlanta topped Portland, in in t a $gem. triuli* Y1th Mat Nillat. the leading, $3.75 106.99, Houston edged iir aid 'oidpIpy1I g U th* Qs,eland, 113411, In over, Bobby Jones Mt two aprng home in irui PILO ad 14 Gollob a lb. at a foul del, lie,, Mix Sims' an JN0 trininsid road. They are eokusd sy Ii A111111111`111111111 Zaigne sash two jumpers and Golda Slat., 114405, and Iwo National [angie tfde. Seattle tripped Phoenix, penau who had ft mw w a war I ____ Scott and his crunching blocking and It all adde up to a nicely Spanarkel 's Seven Assis ts Spark 76 ers Past .Wash ington Bullets 120-102 outfielder Greg Johnston at Infielder Mike Rex to their Phoenix fans dub In the Pacific Cost League. The move reduced Sen Francisco's winter rater to 37, three under th. limit. Fresageit second bariwn Reimle Stum.tt revealed In Pittsburgh Wednesday he has come to tirum with the Gluts at will alp p contract with them "probably sometime neat week." who doobuss as defensive end and was selected to the All Coelirsoc. squad at that position. "Th. more I play the more excited I gut," Scutt has also added an Important dimension to Oviedo's: offensive attack. That all Important tongh real state up the middle, ma 64 senior aaged bitter than four yards a pop and chalked up $70 rwlthig yarde, mostly up the middle. "ywood some goals for this year," said Scott. "I felt like TRIPLE THREAT "I wouldn't say that right now our shooting - Giants Send Two To Farm SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - Alabama Controls Its PoSt Season Destiny Wh en Tide "ma - N~Mln" - VIIN ma Stati Playoff .Tlck.t Info ive Bu United Press hateraatlouaj Alabama controls Its own destiny Saturday. Beat Auburn, as expected, and the top-ranked Crimson dw. - 'At Winter B Tradin x 0 New Yt 'eefi` Tide wins the Southeastern when Georgia agreed to withdraw from contention U It lost to Georgia Tech lad week. But Georgia beat Tech and would be the SEC's automatic Sugar Bowl representative If leader. "In looki ng at films, I have been very Impressed not only with the great running 01 Crlbbe and Brooks, but also qua rterback Charlie Trotman and a very good offensive modern day is really unheard of. Any team that has fine personnel, a strong defense and a consistent offense is going to be difficult to beat." But that doesn't mean Barfield or the Tigers are urosing In the towel. "I think we've got a heck of a Chance," Auburn upsets Alabama. an ---uiet -.-' IIn" lAid Rrvant "ThAi-A It -As- unllktiv as auth -ar 's Day ber a New Ye th $iKs$ 440 IN 01 In a may seem, Auburn is th reat. no doubt in my mind Auburn most r.-, 7JeeDsq 11 ii 410 440 IN AtIaIWS major bo wl (Sugar) for th e The Tigers, barred from the will be the best team we've said Barfield. "We're not to the bterm.dlate level, play only doubles. eighth time In nine years, plus tANees-leifla II .141 iw . hw Pr mop IM See MWe SEC crown and post-season played thu )W' 1111 310 1 S (1.7) UT U.7U vl.* Neulise Bsghmers and advanced players seem to prefer singles interested In being second taking a giant step toward the play by NCAA probation, are 10 If .410 1 However, Auburn's best in the date. And if we w ill no t p l ay d o ubl es un l ess, f or i n t o it . S w Ahi ng llcoaes.u.y,s liii 541 341 CNvslnS it 11 An 5 8.2 - losing to bowl teams statistics lose their glitter beat Alabama, I of Joe 6% somewhere slung the way for the intermediate player thOUgh, national dsanlplonship. 600"1-10"18 L4 IIA11 Detre" we'll claim the Tennessee and Wake Forest when go to Its Alabama would sti ll compared SL .edi at milker by a4,.lgn or by accident gets in to sc championship whether MOWN Cower"" (14) 4141k P ($4) 11141a YR 21st consec utive bowl (Fiesta — and boast one of the Alabama's. The Crimson Tide its official or not." MISI . trap. lids trap actually hurts a (144) p7741,50 ($4) 116.10. an er in W I. Pd. U m y a play what was malc g good progress toward vs. Pitt) If Auburn, a 15-point nation's better college 01- leads the nation In three 01 '-S This Saturday marks the 17 7 .700 -, bw.h.g a line player Mops Improving and Indeed might get underdog, should snap Its 19- lenses. four defensive categories — s oWsls 1041 IN 340 Mseuk Kan CIty 11 , end of the regular college Paced by lNeuI.kolds game winning streak. But James Brooks and total (173.2), scoring (4.0) and 1* 340 0% wom filth season S øtica.s and there are only two only BOW Bryant, 21 coachIng Joe Crlbbs, only two 1,000. passing (73.9) -and are l'15 *11 but social domillas that i may. observed consists j g S (14) U.Ns.P (04)11031sT "a' other southeast games "" ' victories shy of the 314 record yard performers ever to play against rushing (99.3). 44)2*41. crocourt rails, using seml4obo or moon balls. Often there sche led - Vanderbilt at du th held by e la te Amos Alonzo for the same SEC team, the Th e Tide also is am ong t he scc conversation going on among in pa rticipants ICINeIs.Vsass u.N 1$ tie w I. Pd. OS Is aruth,ge' Tenne ssee and Florida at finds that little conTigers are fifth nationally hi leaders In three of the four - 1, bainess deals are at at tst 3adww*mv t11' #A11 Ill 455 listed Miami (Fl) solatlon. riddng with an average of 315 offensive categories, 141160,0401 L36 us AI io 0 .4 - ;- p is up en. set person or up person on we Can't beat Auburn, yards per game and 11th In third In rushing (347.8), S(14)Il4IaP($'$)fliPlsT($. 'I' Tennessee, which will be teem _Ih13ka.hctseltbsetotalk became for the most part Willis. PdIIIM 14 P 4. I'd rather stay home and scoring at 31.2 ppg. seventh In scoring (33.4) and Playing 12th-ranked Purdue in thsyusinativeisthear$ualplayliigcithepolstlhave 11 .4.. so DIM Brooks with 1,153 yard., Is eighth In total offense (4v2,l). the Bluebonnet Bowl Dec. 31, Is-Juse 14$ 5* 7.10 4101000 I. • IS II .151 1½ where in's partner does not even Mt one plow," said the Alabama my Th coach. " ere's so much at 126 ahead of Crthbi In their 1.2 "Needless to say, we're is favored by a whopping 26 141 3.45 Mo *Aft . WJoeuISsy1 lesseN 1MIe ileiis 3.10 Make at don't like to battle for the SEC rushing playing the No. 1 team In the points over the Commodores S urday, I taii nothing this certainly does aid mis is at (l4)4$Aea P (7.1) $5040, (7. 1410$?. lIP, about the alter- Championship. Cribbe, likely country," said Auburn Coach who have won only one game New JIrWY 00. DIPm 55 4)410.10. one's pms. Chattering and langithig coining Iran the even think na tives to losi to lead the league In scoring Doug Barfield. "Theirs may this season and no SEC game ng." PINe Ill, Ifflfl$55 1$ Ofteowe court ci (oat' Intermediate deables is incessant. AilsilSe 1*. PsilIsmi 00 1110 741 3 lM*10.OeirI for the second year in a row, be the best college defense since edging the Vols 17.14 in Alabama had a chance to aiMbemadaeseaChateveryandamlsshftorblown back Into the SNspvL*rsee 145 IN HSuSISn ill. cI's in. 7se was the 157$ SEC rushing it seen. Five shutouts in this the final game of 1575. 5ipy Bowl Milseukis ieeea , $ rnc..v.ei. miMi 4 at up alan cell Apart ($11.NsP(14) I10.NaTl1. lee Dim Ill. Gelisi St. all does seattle 147, flislals IN $4) $5041 a.11" ad *'eUeu is very distracting to serious tennis TIIWa&VI ian. se ,, New YwI it C*susl$ $PNe re 1741 7. pla,131 Iv11.0 coats. $45 "VAN C" 10 D" IeiS$ lIVeS inataness, eves on a hit day, players will come off he P44110 $11111 4is awts see the am off led, match leaking as dry and a. fresh as New Ysil it INn 5(51015.10, P ($111141a? ($. — slew isuesy ehrna.y wed so. K im eupsctstorove their same, ftIs 14)41040. . IN Olses 10 rnn.lsm. 11, 110mom at Y ft play a "' '*ng very hard, vüM MAIN IMlulle OPsil 10 415 140 lillinsit WL10P.t R111. UHj ad concentrating very hard. AU this I. MIats 10 MOO" VW moose keme ia ia UT week ad volt had, to a ur' belier some. UT ia Pedhaml 105$ M?lnhI -4 N40, P145)773'i T (I. IIeltN of K*es Cl! play tr-. Do-"n. played Usd11 Ins great eq to SPill 5 sis s jsg um it "do a" 14) *10. - 110 s," - 177.7*1 ii ii in o 9 11 AN 7 wasakia Now Jersey OI1LANOOSIMINOLI Wssslsyst .1_41 Wilkinson bad two years r M abdng on up to the coaching Miff. I guess that's ST. IJOV (UPI) - Bid Wllkbw,'s "I tuIt,erydrsnglytlatwshad to give the tmm out of Maya cort-"on. Francisco. belief In wli"uluig may have coat him No Steve Plearidewim a diem to show presser, grew on Wla.on to Mart When be learned that Wèimz was a1101im contract, and will be paid for whir, the main conflict c." job as head coach cube IL Lens Car. wbathe could do," sold BldwIlL'IlevsIs ftwftndm In placed Hut not @ft to loBe, his "gmieis," those two years. No a-"—' hss as Whn WM&M heard ci the phijer dinah.. "Let me rU*-InT In no uncertain B$dwW ed bbs at Noted [any ct'igr1 at we the backup and bair app th as at scooping ,ftbrh,attothe r "I foil the faas end the players mat Bed out before seat year's draft terms the IMa'tls to Mart Pisirkiewics Wilsus, former AIIPr safety for It. .IihI Ceicklag taLIdml players telag them to cc.Is at in my way a reflection upon the [aide aid now workiag In the tam's The abr* thsmielvssduerv.to hive the people on whstbsr he d.iurves that poetics." 'i ci their coach eider their, fttaros. the field wilhthe best vIwidwmng çancsd a stir ameng the When Ned In Mar& 1P7$, WIthbwe ability end status of Jim Bait," said friMoSics,abtirbsc.icb. said, "i told Om they'rie the gems - that mW have been ahad at hold a Wilson said he wield Mart players, who iniMe.ed to bipusil pr.f IuM athistes at their raauiapsIfl for 1$ Bidwill. AhosHaitbeeatn.afr.sagiMon Pisarhiewico in all these ci the Voice. practices. r', may put," said WP'P. years, Hisnebknum sewn wllhal d. p- -j-$" f.-W1II3,wasflodWetuyby Mrafghtl' - buttheCarsalswesMs Fsb.l,Biflaidhepltoofterthe "I railed Bid be. the slice this "ft's a shock at curry a new ciitliiat iuisiag we chadoil very leI* and I aid Bigor W*i, the litairs hoin ewsa SW BIdwIL who aid of their hat oreatbig spo Asked whither be wield see beer, that s. . . 1.14 l w was the t to relieve the"catalyst"_I. the iat was 4111011111 who was chssm N lbS far tim year. . ether cou'iig W _lsseu's retiii1 to ripli, quu Ia"aid be at with .W1i_ of his #'r" BidwIt said. "I was mat aias the Powers. "ies. "M ii But It. LaM. douppod dee. at ,inggated PIemimwbs sow to abselduly ardor No to obey laie'*e1 0 'used at iu in v mySstsIIs bs with 1411 Car' not tieback Jim Hart with backup Sieve PINshuramdDaBaiaidwsi$4O Msa rbukwwicL adthesldd - b,l record third weed in 06 NFL. With start kaday's game against Ian me." ,. ma + LIai.AIai 4 ,vh irilmi Ag By ' e Boot - in t. Louis h sm Me P - "ma ina D + of pr gr Giants announced - A couple of those players also moved up to the S.Y.S.A. traveling squad and faced some The p Panthers will enjoy pretty good size for who led Indiana to Its first winning football season In win or 9 games, h.ro we are in the stat. PISYOHI — Scott ,' S . + is the best In the world, that's something ft , well improve on as the season goes . players standing six-feet or be think along," says Marlette. "Yes, we have pretty good size, but I the key to our success is how well we play "Our big man Is Greg Hill at 6-2 — we look The 1979 Crooms Panthers squad, back row, left to right, Lawrence Wynn, defense and how aggressive we are on the for him to be strong on the boards and Mike Parks, Greg liii!, Calvin Bryant and I)anny Johnson. Middle row left to boards," points out the Crooms coach. possibly get the running game going. In the right, Torrie Hendricks, thou Jackson. Vernon law, Brian Curtis and Mike "I'd say oasce again this year we have backcourt I think Vernon Law handles the Wooten. Front row left to tight, Wilbert Gordon, Marvin Knight, Doug ixc,liut teens quickness, but this is the first ball well at the point guard position." Saunders, Harold Gaines and Eric Freddie. more than a decade, aid Wednesday he plans to rnb where he is. He has users mentioned prominently as a poathie lu_eceasor to Q1ai115 McClendon at I islana State. "lbs people have been good to me here at Indiana," Curio said. "The athdMration Is 100 perosM behind me. And they backed me In a ditch situation when I. arrived on scene. i bope _to continua at Indiana _at make II) proud Its o am." • : •...' "I think we have the talent to imProve on pretty good competition from the Daytona lat year's recardifwedo some of the things l Beach area and other teams from around feel we're capable of," assesses the Panther central Florida. BLOOMINGTON, lid. (UP') - Coach Lee Corso, ,It feels good to go bath ways," says the bruising blocker about the gam., coach coming off a first year success of 164 at a sterling 20'S elate a year ago. Corso Remains At Indiana ______ our goals Marvin McQemmon. Tom inthe power rimningoffullbeck Mike Dumhsvy, who has been on Injured iseerve mc, Oct. is due to1lpnig damage to We loft thumb, was needed by the Rockets for a Wednesday game after guard Tom Hendsrs n it suffered a minor toe Injury Tuesday. Henderson Is espeded to return Friday. them all the time." Another of the [Jon performers who doesn't mind going both ways is MbKk Mike Scottt the unsunS hero of the triple ___ lv• stayed up at night talking to reasons, the Lions have captured the Imagination and howl ci Seminole County. The have nets have turned___ Into the have.. The great pumpkin has arrived. Oviedo has grown up The Lions have learned how to WIN. Friday night, on home turf, or as Monty pits It, 11MOIS Cricket Municipal Stadium" Oviedo tangles with GalnssvWe Estalde In the second round of the Class U Mate playoff.. Once again, In 1st number 13, It will be multl4alent.d quarterback Troy Keadager taking the soaps for us triple at bests the Orange Belt Cadence's threat backfield that . rhsr In taIIbSCk leading passer In Kissinger and kdbts room on their rater for gd Mike Dunloavy. "You hiow," observed the [Jose apeid merchant who also ''r nowand then, "wtien I go to college, nt wa to play oilqs su, rm thinking about majoring In ar. dilticturs. "Is thlt.ctiwe. When ft's: _g of , st.d, and everything fits so 11, there's a great feeling: 0katft and in)OW you h s d,when yoUcaflMiP ba that you've been a peit of something like that. Mw does McQennon view Fr1day'a clash with Easiuide. "All we he" to do is go out and Juat do what we've been COIChId to do. They have some good backs so I may play a little dofeme too. I don't mind at all going both Ofways -. '*- somet imes Its fiat to hand out a few licks Instead taking •' But year number four of the Montgomery regime has snapped the sleepy little Seminole Cowity township out of the my dad year of something besides playground ball for some of our kids and they have to learn to play within an organized structure. The 1579 edition of the Crooms basketball Several of Marlette's Panthers have been this afternoon when together for a while and have played under tips off Its the Panthers travel to Deltona Junior High that "organized structure." for a3:OOp.m.lId4lftu. Vernon Law at point guard, along with Boating what third year coach QWLS Calvin Bryant, Harold Gaines, Dion Jackson Mulatto calls a "demanding schedule," the and Marvin Knight played on the Seminole Panthers are slated to play 27 regular season Youth Sports Association's 8th grade caitats In addition to taking part In a pair of Lakeview Mustang squad under coach toursamuds. Charles Steele and ran away with the league Marlette enters his thIrd year as Panther title. 9 of vs i ,, . W S. p_I Conference chamoloruhiD- and ___ Na_l_I_ '-. - -- - __ a. _ ______ , ____ _______ ____ me u a. ___ ______ a. ma ___ . _____ ____ TOSOlITO (UPI) — he a u1ii useS he ho a d'nr 1Hurab,In pPi*-' aid a asirie WI1k 61 freeagiM1n Mild help at New Y.st6 ati -_ rvrim,,e,.y, Nba on, he 4.des ON Oflethmdsd r Al Mat .ufot .WM for the ON +• the laser-liege. - trading 30en — lhyM ll"Flied isaM.tir, ntkv. s daSlini. . TS L.agw," baseball hr As abe* ad L,,1.MN ' -- S Weel. er, e,$eiq AI4. 0 "aid wIa - 11"I Tgon In ci Joe now ho muss * ci the bur to har A$ direuter 41 the leagues ad waiver Ir,. w lWw..d put*taGss womb dsesuiwatho MeLi.uudIav auu sdafarthe*Ma,Ie . Bea "w I Beat satSold 1en asses ci a, ad tu*uplepuhe,. slIra, dM. -u be Bed iii' ford, INS In 01101 Be mu suksps. tore _I _ In tore t eWe -u1igr iiM1d aid he In "RAW eapsadebis at Athsuta. Bash ci a. 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'25" $9S8 - CE H A ar dw A NF ar ORD e %9" 1sguIw .,S __ N LI. SM Sanford *J Mucon Corn SHOCK ABSORBERS STANDARDS........ $4095 HEAVY DUTY......... '6.95 i—. r ._-._ ' • ,a 321 0885 - I ..'_- . - �I-I 4 - - .4, ... : . . ,.. - .. • , . -, :... _,. --- ._ ----I-- . - .. , - . . ........ - - . . . * ..... - •.•. ------------- •..•• .... 1-1 More Babies - - - . __ w r ;, .. T for the upbringft of children in the South to favorable climi economical : , ; • WASHINGTON (UP!) The House has voted to give Congress veto power over Environmental Protection Agency regulations banning chemical pesticides deemed unsafe by the agency. The action marked the second time In two days the House has voted to limit the powers of federal agency. On Tuesday, It approved an amendment Allowing Congress to veto rulings of the Federal bade Commission. The votes on pesticide came Wednesday during action on a me-yew, $66.2 m illion extension of the federal pesticide control programs. The bill now goes to the Senate. • .:;•, ' .' Maybe She Was Too Frank •.... ç • ... . On them by the Mate, more chance of being held back In the A surviving baby in the South also has a better chenos of same grade and a greater, tendency to drop out before handicapped, with Southern In p.cIal.ducapaduetlon. lion programs accoia4b for U — of the sail __chief Sara V. Craig attributed the less population, compared to 1;1 ent elsewbirs. To Veto EPA Decisions • .::..: . - : ••• . - _ • , I" lE ••• •. ___ 4_' 17 grade live In the Sooth; CLEVELAND, Tenn. (UP!) — Frequent stops by a Wells Fargo armored truck at an Isolated truck stop apparently did not go unobserved by a group of ban. dits, who ambushed guards Wednesday and fled with more than $210,000. Inspector Andy Lockhart said the Wells Fargo guards Mopped at the truck Mop on Candies Creek Ridge near Cleveland In southeast Tennessee once or twice a week. Lockhart sold the holdup Is the "biggest robbery we ever had." Kennedy Aide Not Surprised J . .1 '--irr • - -. .1 . •- -• I.. In the South. •'.r ,;i . _____ _____ ___ ___ • • •••-, . • . . •. ' - .. r. s,, - • I%. - "Edward Kennedy attracts .mor, everything," the said. "E.1,body who has a problem goes to their sator first and then to our office. We get everything." • -. - - -. • • •• .- .. • Teen Girl Survives Fall -., Kris, Rita May Divorce , Chamber To Services Receotion I - MW 7' i1ldren. Punch was poured by st.wt and Gr"dliugIdsr Kristin .ui M - i f I . MP*o wm as W4W . S ENIOR MON. They $ATUIOAYM $ird () 6611961 I PRINTED VELOUR I -• —• I .• - ..•.•• - I yd HIGH WITH US . • • • • 1' . DEPE1"4D O1' JIT. I. If you're a person Of means looking r the best and safest 1nvestmeflt depend on us Unlike other short term investments, our.rate of return on the 26w1. sek'Monsy 1.M rket Certificate l 3uaranteed and your deposit IS. ftilly Insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal.Government •• ..•• • • . I ! , , -f - . 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' - • NOW,. --I.— KNrT FOLDING A 'd4 Ilrm SAVE $40 •- bslpandwis - / 10.. %1111MIP(NNoltiv : ..t.f.raH.i'. .y.lt ; ____ :_ ' - #*#$I"... , ," 1, - . :- t r: • I. - t .'•(., - ' el ' I • --•y_, - - '• - I... II , ,. . • , 4-.-.•.. . ••••• -. • • - _____ 11 '. . LI • ..- . ____ - , Jcines kenith r ' -• • • - •p ,•i•ja • ••' . c,,J •" ('4 ,.,, •. • '-' , ••. t . , • ' I 0--- •II • - .~ • . :g : .- NOW fl_ _= 16 1W I,Ibsiridi. 1sNc.vlI(4hp. thirts. S$SskL wiNs. $SWs. hilton and • - '%UMACHINE WASHABLE * TUMBLE DRY) ( PWHKEATED FENTED OPEN WEAVE DRAPERIES SOLD AT A FRACTION OF DiPT. STOSIS Sill INC PhuCES MACHINE WASHABLE CW . AMsathaIlscIl • - CWMAW of D1110" ~ NiON*.11m1111SS-11'S' i)i1Nwlw.a,aea. iOanaesrNo NN iSIS NW, •ilI $1. ISS.S oom.sv....is'NsJ*arn1Ilw11L NW. 5Se Lee. • .. . .• .s : . . MID-FLORIDA 11 : aecOis. 11 0 the him ew, mcco. _____ Nir '' . . ' ' • I_ r p., NIMS, DSS1T 0*190 .1 coo k*smst dwk - OFF ''. ''° -- ___ 0 j , / FASHION CUTS CKINLDMPORT DEAR WVESICt: Viur _ L . 0 1Id') j r fl -_______ .. . I tiFF it t SWED Matiks awasodhmo * !i I1 — CA -25' - Y CLs'1L1 6p.m., RATE I . Re psiteat, pay for 1 Th. annual DeWy dub at t,hp'o"e, W414L todg.(4F1orlde,F&A.Mk. Lynch. Howard Sharp, MM. The.h. Pew side. DEAR AMY: My best : ayfarers Cith Saner will D,edilne for reservation. and will present a Syear lapel Program chairman, an. place in the Student tichot purchase. Is Nov. U. on to William D. Shod (4 noanced Strong will discuss friendisgittlng married soon HaUMDelssdzDsc. All ares Masons and Detaridanda$.ysarcld pin incom. tax regulation. and and I will be her malt! (4 honor. My parents are Invited it was ennoancid Widows (4 deceased Masons toO.orgs&iyder of DeBary. procedure., Th. final meetIng (4 1111 All Masons are cordially tothewodding. y by John Miller, ar,w*om.dloMtruIMy AoM Ingrid and Uncle Th.sptthr forth. laser will be In the DsBary Cam. lnvlt.d to att.nd the meeti ng. (4 the clth. may be purchased will be Most Worshipful royalty CoMet on Dec. 3, at 2 11 Grand Master Frkr C. p.m. Basin.. will Include ar B 11am rup' 'l, head (4th. Greed v"ivai election ofofflosra and sscretasy (4 the obeerwiro. 01 Masonic bir. tbdiya. ThsspsaksrwWbeti. HeAl? WW hi %I Stiseg (4 De$e.. Beach, acceoMmcutive with Merrill • i OM • I. ENTIRE STOCK OF : SIMPLICI TV1: I"I'1. .1215 C ' PATT ERNS" iFI%IjI IErwft g%) . To Dinner flH • I 1 • I and Eadem Star and have helped with I,vo tried every way I know the Order of the Rainlow for GhU lboy to #4 him to Ask me Out, but be" go participated In oommonity nothing sesms t9 worL I dtdm politics, World War 11 115AWW rawly love him, Abby, and gifitivii Boy Smile Girl &on* am want him to love me. to. asons, Widows Asked . 4' IlIfl ANDCO.OIDINATINGSOUDS I V ARNU. & NYLON t40' PRINTS 5 FASHION cuis $ FASHION ! 3M VALUE 88 I.Se VALUECUTS ITh COUPON 21% I he would takeme out ll!were They have been active in the Mason. a little (4 the couple's first Camille and Harry were married Nov. Mrs. Buensle said, 'Wecoulthr'task for they beugid where lbs family was 66, 119 In Camden, N. J. better partings. SPECIAL.! S • POLYESTER COTTON UPER PLUSH OCI doft. eds ftm well W - I J / MW YOU. I I ' ,$e's oily son, Harry W. PIC wife, Corelyns hom Asdeboo, N. J. Of Wft took his parties for a MN* Friends made the buuWUHY d 00 f6c8litift decorated, sinnivereary cabse and the I In C11111111110 attim do 9111111 M11111 radv a showet of oft ftal • an • Sharing the host honors we the MsSiIId Nit - I t • i I - flNLlW IN S mindedyour own business. The poor man probably went bed Dgry toan to Another said awful chance. He could have pulled knifeonyou One of my children thought , 4111WISIF an LI • suggested I should have offeted to give the man the $11111`111111111 and royalties from recordings mad. bets,, the ma. Be also said joint eudady et the cos!le's only child, a Iyear4ld dmagbiar, Casey, and agreed to pay child. mg 1 0 play policeman? You should have looked the other way and A kaish CsuuI's on Inch bome OVO f f • •. ngr DEAR ANOTHER: I think you r.Iaeda wise and cow reared. Sanford Artist Mary Audrey Born In Poland, Camille has been a pudusat. child. ByDOIUSDIETRU Sharon was commissioned to do the housewife during the 50 year marriage. DEAR ABBY: I'm a 14OJRIELVES Bdiusr : "We spent our early married years year..old girl who's In love pahdbw. saY1ng one step ahead (4th. sherIff," with a 17.yev.old guy. He Everything has come up golden for ft ses Camille said, "and with inflation, we are doesn't love me, or even like ___ - Camille H. and Barry H. Bicking. kom the room In a regrosing. The couple, who have road. their hams nictin the golden even . ,.. , me as a friend, but we kimad " Harry, who was born In Camden, is inhlacar oocebe(orehefowrd in Sanford -: im, OIIehFMod room dscoratstl by ft B~ retired from the Atlantic Richfield Co. out how old I was golden wedding anniversary on Nov. granddau Krift ""s' Fifty years of marriage a. md We go to the same church have AUdItOSI, N J., was centered with an where he was a heating and air coo"g and he sits behind me. downs, joys, sorrows, arrangement o( yellow gold u .a i• I catch him . in i dbshy'sbridh,agiftfromths - Th Bickloga I So u, dl* sinsid Sometimes C"Os lookh* at me, bit who Ilook w ciiiiias bin heed end op he.. d.y In Fmied - Rim NJ The honorees' cone end boidomnlsr, whir. 7• 'law ir. Mrs. Anita only their .om. BueesIs,IIIMagnolIaAve.,$anford. 01 '1 " lived until rioved to ° were gifts from their only two great- Fs,i H. told his bed friend that OIIALMI1 The Lagwoed.Wintir Springs Aria Fsdsral diemnok, as pr'ulliwi; Ralph "usnbir (4 (wices a hold it. h PUold, branch mer of i 1'MIm hesM at S p.m. L.ngweod, as vice nsi4e; SMurdsy, Dec. 1 at Bud Betatea Jan and ComBank of AltUr.s(s i CioMry Oak Ui. Hlghwy 443, Apsp&it treomrsr; and Sheila Buou, There SIll hi a hour ask bar as asarduy. Directors inelt ' 1I (Rsd) begloft at 7 g.m. ____ Mfls, Bill DHcbé, Ill 11MkId, (*flcess to be 'uttd will be Rleherd DevldCracey, Rod Cable, WldtDlttmer, Walt Swm (4th. Lisgwesd branch ofFiret Lie and Richard Rossasky. •• • • To Surprise • • 1, On Golden Wedding Anniversary... 1111111 . •. Install Officers . - j•" money for the frankfurters. OAIcIA LOB ANGELES (UP!) — sdaInsr Kris Krlstoesrasshs, fIlsdagt toad his ilz.ys marriage to sing engwrtlsr.actross Rita CoeUdgs. Kroenso, In a petition (Sod Wrinseday in Superior Coert, said the couple upaiated A lend a" be pwmillsd to rdds — William H. 81. Lasru*, St. Laurent Really, Mamont. Springs. — Barter D. Pildier, Celibert Really, Soiort — amer D. Bakalla, IakhI me, Fern • . ~:' l , '..j I 0, Cas.elberry. — Robert J. Burr, Watson Realty Corp., Ovr$?i.eI Ave., Loiiwood, wIo • died Tuesy In Lake Mary, Longwood a P'I tiy of Robert G. Smith, Brantley Realty' Ormkow4 " alnss PaI un Honw Altamonte Springs. Chip.I, Lnweo4 wl$$ Rev. Jamu Hammock off Iclaflne. — Raymond F. Plocki, 3.0 Realty, 10 OI Haven Minsr$iI Altamonte Springs. Park. Oramkow.Qalnss, — Joim W. Wise, Cltlssna Southern Realty, Lon,wood. In dams. — Orlando. _____ • - far Mrs. — Annie Mu Jomson, 71. of Iii Richard H. Deport of WD Realty, Longwood, was presented with the, "Realtor (4th. Year" award by the Seminole County Board of Realtors at the annual awards luncheon Tuesday. Named "Realtor Aseoclat." Of the year was Susan E. Rose of Sun State Realty, _____ Camelberry. She has served the board U heed of the associate coiIni1tt., and planned .deeetlon programs during the Pod year. Other awards osdoMes were presented to: • • . •• • — Robert W. Caldwell IU CNA Realty, Forest Qty. — Ca. M"urd, Ci. NEW YORK (UP!) — A teenage girl who fell five floors down an airihaft was Impaled Wednesday on a spiked Iron fence for several hours before rescuers cot bar loose with portions of the fence Mill In her, police said. A Bellevue Hospital spokesman said tori Morgan, 16, of Old Bridge, N.J. was In critical condition following surgery to remove the iron fence spikes in her body and to repair broken bones. Rescue teams freed Miss Morgan from the 12feot. hL# fence In the alley next to the building only by atwing tlrough the spikes. "Miracotoosly there were no vital organs hit," On hospital spokesmen said. "That's what saved her." - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sicking "toast"their 501h wedding anniversary. ' — JOHNSONs MIS. ANN$U MAN -- Fwwal • .• - mmo Dapore: Realtor Of Year • • •• PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — A gunman, for no apparent the unidentified gwlnantharglng three counts (4 murder, one reason, fired on a group of elderly guests at a birthday party of attempted murder and a weapons óftmae. feral0lyevold woman. Thre(4thepertygoerswerekfihed, The dead were Idsr.d as Masse Bsckett, IN; Shade including the woman's 10I.yeaz.cid brother, and a fourth was Sherman, 63, and AlIbis Denmark, 10, all of P1ade. critically wounded. Edward Diwrah, 75, also of P111.dN*, was h'- II .ln,d In Police said before the killer fled he took time to reload his critical condition with multiple go" woods, ' pistol and pumped several more shots Into his victims lying Gus Jamison, a friend of Mrs. Denmark, who heard the shots Weeding In front (4th. Methodist Church where the party was from Inside the church, said, "ft went bami bami haml just to be held, like someone shooting at birds." Investigators could not offer a motive for the killings. No The Incident occurred thortly after 12:30 p.im outside the arrests were immediately made but a warrant was Issued for Haven Memorial United Methodist Church. 1956.1006. - • • 3 Killed At Party For Woman, 104 BOSTON (UP!) — Sexual Intercourse late in Pregnancy significantly Increases the chances of womb Infection that can cause medical problems or even death for the fetus, • study released today indicates. A survey of 26,666 pregnancies found 156 infections of the amniotic fluid surrounding the fetus for every 1,000 birthe in which the mother had sexual Intercourse In the final month before delivery. The infection rate was only 117 per 1,000 births in women who had not engaged In ass. Amniotic Infections are responsible for a high per. centage of fetal and newborn deaths, although the rate now Is probably not as high as the period surveyed, . - .,•. ' -. my . - •. . • . ,... - I • . -- - DEAR ABBY: While DEAR PERPLEXED: OCkl hour continued wtll Shopping thasuperinarket Nothing should be said, the tardy couple came recently, I observed an Weddings are a time for Joy steaming in, full of apologies, elderly. nlce400klng, neatly and merrymaking. All past at 8:45! dressed man pushing a grievances should be checked By that time I had a hunger shopping cart In which there at the door,the guests should headache and my husband were a few items. 'Ibenl saw sit where the hostess had exceeded his quota of him slip a package o( frankseated them and ttry cocktails. Need I tell you what forters into his cost pocketi behave In an adult kind of an evening we had? o ve r to !IUfl aria I Weffl civilized manner, quietly said, "I wouldn't do Hugo have also been Invited to What is the limit on holding thatlflwereyou."Hedldnot the wedding. CONFIDENTIAL TO upa dinner for latecomers? WORRIED IN ROCKFORDo nanks for printing this. respond, so I repeated the my parents and this aunt and ILL: Don't worry about statement. He then took the uncle had falling out a few IIADITIN what to ten people. Your frankfurters from his pocket years ago and aren't on HOUGHTON, MICH. friends won I ask, and your and placed them in his speaking terms, DEAR HAD IT: Fifteen Should mother mention enemies won't believe you shopping cart, and said, anay. minutes is long enough to bold to the bride's mother that she "Thank you." Before leaving him, I said, would prefer not to be seated DEAR ABBY: How long up a scheduled meal for tardy "It wouldn't have been worth at the same table with Aunt should a hostess wait for a P5tL I id and Uncle Hugo? late dinner guest? My George Washington Is said When I told my family Should I say something to the h usband and I were invited to to have set an intelligent about this, I received inlaid bride? Or should nothing be a dinner party for 7 p.m. We precedent. He Instructed his arrived promptly at 7, and by reactions. One said, "You said at all? cook to Inquire not, "Have the should have reported him to PERPLEXED IN MIN- 7:15 all the other guests were GUFSTS aiived?" But, "Has 91 NESOTA there except one couple. The the HOUR arrived?" a j . •- -• . . -5. ..., . . 4 • • .. .'. •: -. • - ,.,; • •'.L• -•-' -h ______ 1 • . • .. 4 '" •;-• . - - • ... ç. - •- :.:.: 1. .• •L--•• :' No Sex in Late Pregnancy . - . need to be listened to," the said. "You try to give them alternatives.Idon't believe In crying wolf." But on Wednesday, a screaming, In. coherent woman with a history of mental problems walked Into the office and raised rd the desk (4 Ma. ae, h.. oncem towa )(yAm)1Ifr, - - • -: WASHINGTON (UP!) Melody Miller, who served for 11 years as a receptionist for Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMau., says most of the cranks who visit the office of most famous senator "Jug need to be listened 10." Once, however, an elderly and tipsy veteran, angry over amnesty for Vietnam War evaders, punched her out. Ms. Miller, now a Kennedy campaign press assistant, did not press charges then and she rarely called Capitol police. "Most of the people are people who Just _________________________________________________ ' 1. _____ _____• '_______ ___ ___ I _____ With Man About 'Furters' .-t ... ~ I • '•.•. Wells Fargo Truck Robbed T ,: ••. higher mortality rates among babies On lack of proper medical care In rural areas, which are re _ ,- ~ " .:." i~.,..".,, f. ... 1. ,-. !", I .C..'' I I . 7 I* _. The preliminary findings are based on data accwnulat.d "We are an historically bnpoveridied area In which beam (rain 1175 and 1171, according to HEW. A final upa1, usIng care, educational facilities and Income have lagged behind the updated. figures, Is expected to be completed by mId4ISO. Other statistics taken from the riped: rest of the — percent of Southern babies live with onearen pt, as The study found that while 291 percent of all AmerIcan cirlidrer U,, in the SOoth, 40.0 percent of all peer Children live compared to 17 percent elsewhere; In the region andøp.of all desperately poor —1542 less laspent on the schooling of each Southern child Lack of proper medical care (such as that being Southerners. administered above) Is one of the major causes regions; Another reason, especially for the high mortality rates, Is --a jomt of an students not promoted to the next igi for the born a. Thursday, Nov. 29, rn—ti . 31, :1...". I.-) __ May Gain Power Evening HiraM. Sairfert Fl. '• thby than those bm In otheir mom of tha milry. of dft before their first birthday. 7% chaim of swviW 1W The Southern Growth Policies Board and the Department of Sothern black babies are orse — V.1 in 1,110. Health ationandWeIf othem Wed.eIday,sa1dSoch&sn also ba,e less a Infants the before age ma, while 21.7percent p.rcu4 of of blacke are other U.S. children of uving with both pares . first-year °'Y dudeotsnt southern schools have less money spent IN BRIEF OURSELVES - , "':~'. -., 14 - ATLANTA (UP!) — A preliminary study indicates children presentative of the region, she said. born In the South are more likely to die before their first bir SoiAhern babies, the study fosid, have 17.1 chances in 1,110 NAflON Congress Die In South - .-_- - . __ �21—Evening HiraM lsnNrd, Fl. Thursday, Nov. n, iii BLONDIE ACROSS 42 World orgini. Z$:2Wds.. Fake doctors 7 Units of 44 Canadian by Chic Young I FEEL.TERRIM BUYING THIS FEXPENSIVE DRESS I'LL JUST IVE WTH Hi YOU MEAN THE DRE TO P1 AITITIO i.. BEETLE BAILEY VLL TAKE APJ uJ¼.4Y ____ (J' J so - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV 5un / TD55 TW16 / ___ QN. I m F i L I ARCH I E by Bob Montana sJ HEY- C-0 AWAY LOUOPEAKER ALL HOOK uP' NOW 70 SEE HOW IT LFLEW INSIDE SPENCERIU SYSTEM. EEK 46 MEEK - by ww J1 • Howi* Schnekkr cøo io iss L A' I'LL Me GLAD WHEN FiNiSHESTH.Atioe! TK4T CHAIN SAW is CIRWING k E CRAWV. et., GESIWG HBOINslo17 ,E NP Pro 100111)" 14111M take W In gridiron OMW as highlights of the week's major matchlis we presented by Lon Dawson and former Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. HOlsms NFL No football town take pan In gridiron action n highlights of the week's major malches we pi am led by Lon Dawson Ent!! former Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME X 6 EYEWITNESS MAGA. n 351~NLL WLD 01 17 LAST OF THI 0. Kiss In Th- 7 It S PRISCILLA'S POP by AI,Vecmour for each to YM THIN WLF-SEIMM? JPWIT07A NEW5PPER -k 91URT' \J 0 V o ___ s ' ym balmlor, bWM the impasslon 7921H almald be vsryfavoraNs and IMth A 0-11ANKS (im. W& Yaw mvehvd b 1011114 4011111111 tcfto make 8 said coMrllos Be t an the loose endeombsUid 0 4 0 ZE5ZI 19 4/h - • ut•z 1BUdS BUNNY by (9 IC I & HeInWahl WTVD I 'fInYt tt VII ii,i.i I — L4 III). W 1I 1.'IW 101 $ . 1 [RECR! 1 ___ l"ll. Be sure to Opp* birth dww by -thill " LEO_(July U.Mg. U) C*P*1001N (Dec. 33'JM. (ilUi having an e'ect li)ftwlnbsdlmcmaittod.yIor r!i ______ * , •AQ$S2 41 I 14 Plies 29 1* 39 3$ PM 49 44 Pass Pan • ass •__ yag W" bM& altbar, in or a hft OPI F! AU liasin' learned from ex. N_90~ III be ow a ;= MVDM @W bmA m of 1051* (110. D opsaing 1"t-0X ____________ I) sials' 0wrisevill! bumft Wd to walk hr jaw bona PUCO (Pub UMatch U) tsda ThIS1l"IE ThcalhingforaaiMlvs hJfo yse weal pr'aai Mt11 tolub be •1w yes ---_ ' I ir Lj I Iii UM Is for edto hinpart. WsMw7is F nil ILJ i#_s or U111111110. financially, be stqle Thsyr. anilsun to repay s PqW hm. 1!kLJ 111NsJ iIur' PRANK AND IRNISY ...-APEENTpflh1EAW4)51 . .'. K. Ryan OF A DOLLAR. 14W 00 ~W i J,4J •*'1" ? I \ b'.m' .•. : Father Seun Kalomar of ..k L QatubinTwtpattedpIaiv'id onstanum at TWpa bUrnati" Airport 1 t' " ' I .!'' MPtmii ' P.— ' - - A .L— •• • II . ' •1 L : • , I I • i.00l(ing for ctti*rpres m all sapes and kor and find them ii bye and small IIW ym S I - . : liar ts aigiy csssusd I "N be Is J1it&lsIM 5 "US .l.i.s..thti4 •R. -- 1.4 SANFORD - IS SOMETM FM tHTM M CAILRMN A M cT' 't p . . - . I I the 1.. w—w Iii sash s'l : • sGtgovsometbass an hew 41111 •. aAMW•ADVU7 '•• - '--f h. , p. 1.il OVID AECEPT1OMI - I - . 'it • r ••' Soo ,"y - '5 __ 110 11 1 11 10 0 . e IWN -,. • - -. ,. - — - URDIR- GAILEVIIION I MA fAft LVI ' 'w' seuspssussr 8"a UP TO 110% CALL__111 : ! NEEE"I T IM 000011100011 %*A filift two— in 16111 In fdA am flow 111111111fil -. -..'. I $NOW$I 1. - 1111 VirginIa Dr., Orlando. Florida • ' EXCITING CABLE CHANNELS WITH LIVE CONCIM AND Us VEGAS COMEDY *11MRST-RUN 11 TOP MOVIES A SUPER p ." .0, - 01 ' 110 ham's no mob .:-- - — Vlsi Will lay. OiMs.s Priid I MA. And Crisp Cole Slow AW Delicious Frera Fries. Not To Mmfim Our FirloWly Service. • • • . ' Eff net know 'I S " $195 SOUAIO 511W PIlL T1I IM do %ft adw" was ---d aid cetantinos as' dvw at 11 PAL with no an to ]Eh~ b 1' ,. when Kosutantinea as' rived at this hospital about midnight Wednesillay. he had did .sdMrIn Tsltaopoulos, a onetime critled Wjurin who be fell from a scaffolding while pinting. Hospital officials were I W"a to Iscate my rdaum =1111 d"trmd Tdisopoda •••_•••_ back to Athens and contacted •••• QAZA IXVJVM ALLYM CM Il1W, Via. (UPI) - flyled tohlsrelatives.The ' àtUW 1 5 W vue - 'r r'.— p . - .TUMSIJWUD$'. 5gJ 4' yjar-old siectncian from his but not their Athens, resce, . —. Armed with that, Carol little English, traveled halfway -mind Ow world to Crid, is hospital social affaeeanunclehshadn'theard vices assistant, worked through the American Red from in He learned Saturday that Cross, the Greek- consulate in Koi*tantln Thtaopotdoi, 40, New Orleans and the was In critical condition at Seaman's Docwnentatlon and talleland General Hospit-1. Recwds Branch of ft whorls he bad Ida in a Gualrd to find his reladvall in ccgnatoeecondltlonslncs Nov. Greece. a p g by Roger Botlen ' I lop . jot __ 1 hasw a — for I (Do #11 4*tI? iI,,: "Ask t&"onwoVffinaa P4 .2OI!s 5) THE IMOS$SU$ I 49 __ ••••_ •_ 99 "1 k TooLate Tct See Unde sludes border" Mine OW twtwo to W4 a gild to Wied in his Lower Tax Level FRID 111111%) TODAY IN FLORIDA U) N GOOD MORNING FLORIDA I HSOMOVIS OfMagic" (1978) Anthony Hopkins, AnnMargrsl._A neurotic ventriloquiet, convInced that hIS stage harn KsM roluess; to ~ 00 of the Kent jt,...sostonto se55 his fortunekt the Northwoo Territory. (Part I of 2) (M(35) OWN & FFANDI P41ITi1iLK%I I WiI III UI l's aVIPTHIIIIIIII)ALLENIIHOW , 0(1 NM I " trump to dummy's kim b the red ° with clubs, oh, yes' As East pointed out a dub bad woew have I' - $25 POP, 301$ THE COUNTRY (MOW) •(!) PORTER WAGONER MM a (1) NAINIVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0(4) THE WILIURN BROTHINS(TNU) 6 (ID OOUNTRY POADS(FAII) 0 (4) 14HTMA6io r, odi jsmos olthemov NFL FOOTBALL New' Engiand Patriot, 1 Miami Dal. Phifl$ prow that a fatal led 055 I wage 10cover upanoxiller. ' I i'seyas N01 MM FUNNYBUSINESS W4% rutted a club, got to dummy with a tmmp,, Mad anodw .'" k( IL-15 (17) THE ATHLETES PAON) S" fr W Sob fives 610 (M (17) WORLD AT LANE (WED1 12:30 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Graham's plan to authorize short and projects are (!8EARCH FOR TOft0RROW (UP!) — Both houses of the counties to give property tax threatened. (DO RYAP(8 HOPE Florida Legislature appear relief to encourage economic The commitment may ap (U)35 FAMILY AFFAIR committed to 'fractional development, re-development pease the 31 House THE TH 'I Z 1 7 MOVIE assessments," which Gov. of Republicans and clear the run-down urban areas and , 1:00 Bob Graham believes is the energy conservation, but deway for approval of the •@)DAY8OFOURUVES 7$ (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE only way to force every feated his state spending spending limitation and the county to collect fairshar placing f constitutional FLORIDA RESTLESS (3[) TODAY Pi of school taxes. The House voted 64-51 in amendments proposed durft (2) 8 GOOD MORNING (1) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN FLORIDA U (35)DICK VAN DYKE The House Wednesday gave favor of estsiblishing a state this week's special session on tentative approval to a con- spending cap to be deter- the March presidential 7:30 6 (1) TODAY OD GAS THE WORLD stitutional amendment mined by private sector primary ballot. GOOD MORNING TUNG allowing the Legislature to economic activity and House Republicans have AMERICA current the replace 0 (35) ANDY GRiFFiTH growth, but that threatened to hold up tu U (35)TOM AND JERRY pe requirement was eight reform until so "full value" with a new level three-fifths majority required proposals am amended to ad 0 GD THE DOCTORS (1) CAPTAIN KANGAROO to be determined during next for approval of a con- them (7)0 ONE UFE TO LiVE (U) 1351 ILLWINkI.E spring's regular session, (tT)(35)GOMERPYLE stitutional amendnt. 17 iAvv IT TO BEAVER Later in the day, the Senate 2:25 1 Lead Curt Kiser 9:25 1&u.v:I4Y Leader }(17) NEWS Ways and Means Committee O& IuIueII argued 0(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA adopted a proposal to change 230 meaningless because the X 6 GOOD MORNING Hwy. If-III W-rm the requirement to 65 8 GD ANOTHER WORLD FLORIDA percent. Legislature could exceed the 10 Losr OD a GUIDING LIGHT Graham didn't recommend SHOWS 8:30 a 5 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE a specific new level, but saIld spending cap on a simple rP~ LAZA I MORNING (lI)(17) THE GIOGLESNORT it should be at least 60 per- majority vote. Kiser and G0OD other Republicans fought MAC DAVIS, NICK 10OLT@ cent. Aides said both plans unsuccessfully for AMERICA a provision 3.00 probably would be acceptable requiring a two-thirds dD 351 TENNUM TUXEDO Nom DALW-4 CZ) a GENERAL HOSPITAL ONLY lid 02117 ROMPEAROOM to the governor because Is he a (35) WOODY WOODPECK. so convinced of the need to majority vote to go over the P6 9.001 ER AND FRIENDS cap. replace the current require0(4) DONAHUE N.C. WELLS AND TIME (17), LOVE LUCY MACHINE 5 House Republicans won a ment, which property W TIMI ffE TIMI praisers have Ignored, major concession from (1) a ONE DAY AT A TIME(11) ONLY 11 (0 1171 DICK VAN DYKE resulting In wide county4oGraham late Wednesday — a 0 (35)BANANA 8PuTS AND 0 THE LUCY SHOW If kao%spers county differences in tax promise to provide money to ft -6000 %RVIlk P.30 keep interstate highway collections, pQrs 42 (117) THE FUP4TSTONES Ha I? S2 S 32 211 I LOVE LUCY (II) The Legislature is about to constructions projects alive. 4 00 (l2)17,aReNACRES CLOSEDTHURS. Graham put his promise in run out of time. The special •CIEMERGENCYONEI STARTS FRI_ . OD G THE L"TLE PASCALS session on tax reform is to end wriUng, telling Kiser he will 0 (1) CARD WARKS (1) 0 MERV GRIFFIN recommend a loan frorn the at 5 p.m. Friday. TOM AND JERRY (ID A Wednesday, the House Mate's working capital trust " •SPECTREMAN gave tentative approval to fund if interstate funds run 10-30 R HIGH 4:30 0 (1) HOLLYWOOD (5)qBEWITCHED FLYING ISQUARES (M (35) sues WNW AND FEATURES (1) 8 WHIM FRIENDS 0 (17)GiLLKkANs ISLAND MOCUNF" 5.-00 HBO TIME WAS: THE 19208 11.00 —"WT. If-92 MM a (1) HIGH ROLLERS CI) 3 THE is RIGHT 6 (1)CAROL BURNETT AND SAUUN. 1:00 PM FROM (2) LAVERNE A SHIRL& aD G HAPPY DAYS AGAIN KID1111 SHOW 1111:30 8 (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5:30 4 ALL OPEN SEATS 11:45 HBO MOVIE (THU) (DO FAMILY FEUD 99 Im em"M 1110 A0,WHAT vovjk (1) 0 MIA181H AFTERNOON 5OnJr.# its aD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY T' r nT sy tertal"Iftenef by $tan Li. and John i.mJ u ( $PIO1RMAN a (17)LOM six 0(17) WORLD AT LANE Mt 1O . ii• HOLLYWOOD wlViii Sh"M fisports an ft peolile OW Not had fallen for the dolmL South discarded a CM on the man of 7) LOVE. AMERICAN (ID (35) FANTA$C FOURGree Fritz Tuchman's account of the. plaimlng and essoutleul of I Z 911111111111010" so ft &00 in The,, altar Wet hid peemus aW d" ft" M" MOW of44WV 00MM) 401111 tOO 1) LAMY DAY (1) 9 HEALTH FOLD , 1Y TOO (nil) ___ "— — - 811111 *" to it/Il I/I d - piiNk.inths ZOO I__,I • * un ysur Oft toW. SOOIP(Out$S.N.fl) F" to whom yw" - a "' a (35) MOBY D" AM a (17) M" a" of bate the skm ' (M(17) WORLD AT LANE 70 0 (1)TODAY MOVE "Anything (M ISMOWNG MM Crosby. (Z) GOOD MORNING Donald O'Connor. ComplicaAMERICA tions, &WE when a carnally 0 35)8HAnMWW tam travels to guropsto W a (ED 135) INC" AND THE falls for mom, um he 11" a shocking 9 r - about his old Po. (Il)(35) SILLY GRAHAM South ruffed in dummy led me spade to kill hand a led a heart toy's king and East's ace. East led his last diamond to force dlunmy to North ___ califtwition derft her. (ED (35) WILD. WLD WEST Wed and Gordon encounter a sodety lady who pkm to change the U.S.A. Into a "nEr" QUM. arid ralo as its (Parnals Hons*y) determined to hm Suck for herself blackmail$ Earth's Waders into turnI the suave two over. 6THE WALTON Jim. I boyish Ints"Ists and falls In Im with an older. I1W XDBSNSON Benson Is delighted when an Army Wddy He led the kIflj ci $82 11:31011 8 (ID TONIGHT "oat: Johnny Cam. Queft Donna Woolfolk Cross, Dick Van Patton. (4)000LUMSO The pitIlander" son-In-lew of a %mW* tycoon prevents tIer from ionook him km his Pool" In the farrilly businiess by mur* 8.00 a (1) BUCK move IN THE 26TH CIENTM A ___ TV vJw an encounter with an old ud convinces Archie that looks aren'tsverythlng. WIN AT BRIDGE —v - H lot a"Ill" to me chearms 11111941, "Wicomovis" suliscribers may time in ft system CN$ftJWIS).OrlaIIilSWPdIIC$b$IVI$In$VI,CtIWY$lvtvIIIb.t.IZ.M.ntcII.n . MIIffl. by tvnffi$ Is cililnel St $VfiIftI to chailiWl I). WMCII carries and the ChrlstIen !!!Mthlh Nitwsrb (CIN) ød tvilffil IS chInJISI 5 tsr P15 CheilhIl (35) MAUDE tOuds and Arthur declare war on each other when their grandchildr" are caught playIng "doctor." ALL IN THE FAMILY HOROSCOPE 0 memo Box Office Orlando revolutionary change In thought that replaced divIne authority with experience. observation and ezPSrImInt. 1030 1I) (35) I LOVE LUCY Lucy QAM when he buys what he and Ricky we Exhausted from believes Is a rare anticluie wWking the baby nights Sind commode. hire a meld. ____ t pIPj Atlanta, Go. B0 (NBC) Day"" Bobo will Inharit $7,000 if he produc01 a so.' 112 months and names him Go.. (17)uNPORD AND SON Lament gets Involved In a con 45 for space flight training. A 44 (M( aD a C"NI;. CDS ABC NIW$ Cohost Charles Nelson ReIlly. (TI) (35)CANDID cM*M B06 st lly eda, (ii) 101 NEWHART (17)MTPATROL(ThU) Noll ISOPd. Ted Emil plans 6:30 Gasrn,KateJac$tson. ' 90 9 downhill when Bob's mother and Emily-s father begin inaming 980 6 ffl KATE LOVES; A MY11- OD UNTAMED WORLD other. TERY The former girlfriend of (WED11 AMERICAN a bUddIfIQ politician 15 found 700 $I1(t,IOf' dead after threatening to 6 (1)THREE$ A CWWD expose him for insurance 5:35 M 6 P.M. MAGAZINE LOVE. AMERICAN (11 (17) CIVILISATION The ITYLK(W U (35) SANFORD AND SON problem. Other readers are interested in atria '"i" Ofther9cof showed fibrillation, skipped beats 46 47 45 that he was flbrillatlng even palpitations and tachucardi — — before the flU) started. can end 75 cents wIti'i a long 51 52 53 54 I saw a number Of young st amped self-addressed in theover Aira envelope for this issue. Send healthy people 65 population Force Oft your request to me,in care of period of about 10 years who this newspaper, p.o. &z 7 —— — — — — , had attacks of atrial 1551, Rao City Station, New fibrillation without heart york, Ny 10019. tW$PAPIR $IA$) disease. "—" y anyone who Atrial'ff"ation- means such a problem should thA the two top C01100ft - eliminate coffee, tea, colas cbmbm Of the bud me* and caffeine-containial twilch or fibrillate rather Um drinks. And, as your doctor contracting in a rkilunic has advised your husband, he By BERNICE BEDEOSOL ladillm to aid the normal o1hould eliminate cigarettes. PMVW m4diNnIAM Of the Alcohol should probably be bawl.7be atria can twitch as prohibited vid if there's any For Fdday, November $0, 1979 rapidly BE W times a minute triggering factor in lifestyle while the lower part of the that's been found to be VWRBIRTHDAT today. Youll fare wall if had that pumps blood buts mocisted with ft problem, Nevessbeirlill IM you're persisteit much slower. it should be elliminated or TAUMB(WWNW 30) It followstb1d @=a Pdients controlled. 7bis could be a red letter y=W very adapt and dad In YOU_70Z when It corns, to handing Vocation. Opportunities may othm taw. you we co& present themselves which would contribute to your you can also be strong U prestlijs aDd Income ID Sab. fl11117. . decided to jump to six spades do" ways. .1 GINI (Mis 11J $) ' .'.M' hepe "anum 33-' Dec.21) This could bi avW7 ~ CaEm UUV* with a Gavve—,11 IM1n fahla iIiv , .u, double. He didn t really know — a4 '' .i — •*J LIPS? what was puuon. bu (he dl1 for you fb'adafly. Several w—I bold clubs in back thingis an in do MM which more attractive am ap. 0.... 01043 club bid. North's Of could help enhance your peal IEthanuaL AJPIII was pretty sure that cj Yew •AZQII$ at (June •J1O 53) East had something In clubs Q14 for the yesr following your Your. your b today in for his double bstWest had 43 _ Orion" (1])( ) (AIC)Orteøds (CBS) Orion" QD6 ANDfØS — 41 DO Legislature Backs 12.00 •@MIND ER8 C1bCk35 (DOXONEWS a (17) CAROL BURNETT I f 'nimsym I , THE BORN LOSER HIGHLIGHTS DEAR DR. LAMB — MY NI) MM Thursday, Nov., 197-3$ MENNEN busballid Is 0 Years OW and thill lad *ht Yom In has LtIvITIN111 0 1 bad a beart Condition ft I LT doctors Cal &trW fibiffilltillill. Lam $ 0 0 His jy I. V ii MI had shest three 9 Armenian e!Ø years and the 35 Elsvste " one was VOT7 racant. The 10r'' Sound tors be" done all kinds of 11 Makes lm re 39 Afternoon tests, sugar tests, have a very rid heart blood 12 $oo IlNutitlon 40 Moto compact electrocardiogram and the of a 22 Shouts forth 41 Hiding pled arteries and fibrillation and Mw study of 24 One or the 43 Isth mI Is normal. have a relative! slow 45 Looks at Other sesm to be able to VAd rWW pube rate. 21 Ilis" 47 Fixed period don't picnic Out whilit's Causing It since Atrial fibrill,1111on can stow (abbe.) 21 For rowins Of time 'L' he's never had a heart attack from heart disease caused 33 Slnbads bird I Weather 29 Small insect 50 Com pass 34 College cheer formst point 31 Now Deal Lately he's StArting to fatty-cholesteral deposits 35 Slake 7 Campus area program I I Gosh worry about himself AM It is the arteries and heart at 31 Trial 8 Conjunction 35 Paper 53 That boy aeft up about every r not to problems as an overacti thyrold. It may occur w Is there anY anSweI to there Is a chemical imbalan 1) a 13 14 and Is there any known of the body, such as after ( canee? lift at all common and much alcohol or a severe ho — - — — — — — can it be cured? 15 - II of diarrhea. It may be I — — DEAR READER - It's complication of an lnfectlo 17 is 19 20 1 more common that you might process such as acut think End it does occur with pneumonia and it can occturr 23 by Art Sansorn 21 end without heart dIsaBBs* It individuals apparently d — en found th one Ofthe variations in blood mugs — 25 - [21 27 12$ 129 -— astironeuts. He was ap- levels. 30 2 Purently a h04" , robud I'm sending you The Heal individualatrial who wasfibrillation &A found Letter number 6-12, H to have 33 4 IrrqMI&Iritles, Skipped Bea — when his heart tracing was Tachycardlu, which lad — — — — 3 30 being fscords while he was more information on th 37 38 39 _j r'LL 7055YOU 70 SEE VV40 SITS UNDER ThETREE ANP KEOPS A LOOKOUT MR RSE rt Hea all 15 Hidden 4Skfor. this I a Slow (mus.) 49 Grow 17 Clothing 52 Dom a" subasno Is Publisher 18 Conclude Hugh 20 New England Cape 57 Estimation 21 MI.. up Be Slurs 23 oow 24 Dimlnutivesuf. flu I Drink25 Sharp bark 2 Lawless 3 Increase by Mort Walker 27 Cattle 30 Nuclear 4 Spy group agency(abbr.) (sbbr.)' 32 Insect at a 6 Sunflower o : Common Conditio Fibrillati n _______ 13 Written in old 46 Feel ____ I rebel energy NO---rHE GUILT! Answer to Previous Puzzli . - ii �- 1 - .. . ---- - -- .. -. - . -. - -. •'-- '- .. •.. _,• -- :- - -,-•. q -..-- - -•' --- . 4$-tv.qih,g Nsr MMsrd PL Thursday, Nay F() ISgal Notici Of CU t I - it i IA I 1I_I*ID RENEWAL oU$ ExistIng Moblia 772.5, and Beck Hammock; Homes on the 5½ of NE 'k of SW Florida. Mliopost *1* 773L all of ___ I. - L.ial Notic. S I I L II oe unprItablellnsanorellevtM Tappy 2l-SftuationsWan Security superintendent v"exp. 3 4 nIghts, no guns tests. Ref. resume. asssco. 'The Best Buy In Town cost Classified Ad. - i PC?. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under SISO. Low down payments. 332 2257. A - -- - - - - Call Bait Gage apt 2 iots. Ideal for business. Needs work but ? NEED CASH ? - 'ed at only $15,500. UseYourHomeAs5eur,,y Call Us For Terms - - Tower Financial Srv NO BROKERAGE FEES - - _____________________ - - - -. - . -------- Sanford e.mnu'a j Gracious living. Reas.j - .YbEk1skAUt$Aiow CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. ___________________________ __________________ 33ApartmerltSU,Wurnlshed Concrete. Paths. *ivswys ladass. avalitywert, osleb 10 StMN. 005.1514. 1 SR-$199 up. Pool. _______________________ (SI) daY isitowine the second publication .f this pe cominim ty. , run s'uninun Krlmm w. lnsurice Pregram Nithonit(1ill1551 or Tall Free 1. 1 - - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. - Modern 1 BR, cent. AC, w.w carp., patio, off-street park. ing, convenient bc., adults, 1175. 677 LakeMary.l BR,CH&A, Adults, sec. dep. & ref. $165 mo. 534.5992 .-- -.. Hsie -- 4)i-Apsrtments Furnished ____________________________ ii fOr SeniSr Citizens Down own. very cItan I roony. See Jimmie CoWan, 315 Palmetto 'Ave. -4 Pet - - -- - - -: , ---- - '--:- ---. ' - - p,,. a --- - Vi s .s, ' D,PrsirleUbePsrL - Mistime This PublIC - NTARY INPOIMATIONI - (Tithe XIIIOIIhI Hsvsinuamd*ten DauitapiurdAdit INS (Pub, 1.. 0-44I,41 U.s.C. loll-illS, 011141CPI - 'SSSIMkII - awsmthoreallerass5ls, plain mareprnsst MpeSWIS requIred by baths 10.) at the OffIce it Ike lenin, CuCatur - FRU ESTIMATES - ¶ 'lli.sa _____ soon. - - IU(T0I - - YardsbVIs.Trasli Appliances a, MIsC. (LOCAL) Ill-Sill - r-Col.waNs repaIred. 515. i cam... - __________ - - - jL - - -â - *1 S PAINItNO' oni,jaimordal 54 INS - 1714*7 p - 4,4,4, - ' $$$ - LARGE 3 SEOROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. CARPETING, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR. IXECUTIVE CONDITION ON 1 SEIGLER ACRE. $400 MO. REALtY BROKER. 3310410. 327-1577. . _________________ Ir $ 34 BR, FR. 1½8, carpeted, C- H&A, kit appliances, fenced yd., Ig work shop. $300 + dip. 3220214. 241IJR W. 322.9283 NO QUALIFYING-] BR home. New Central HIA I carpet. Owner will finance wsubstantial dam. $33,000. 333. . ub - - .- t -ii,. ________________ __ __ - Ns. r .- CuvatSIrIsct' rai, g - .. -' .4 . - r-u .i- ' -. '" •1 I *7,• t lust ietmam it ThIrd ,, , *1. 1' --• £ £$*St Ii •acp..pais uii asetitarnms Sir lbs ul1et asiss - SINS -.- _______ '. ;': :5 1ierwii c . __ - --- "'- sIam Stat Ike NW45eINs.W., = ai _____ 15 ani . ______ ur - . _-, -- p rJ1 .l .Ip_i_,* èia1Tt I0, 1JJU3 b'sluIJ, t,'wvwv nu.Sta irrv ,. cuTl 3 BR. 2 5. IS' x 30' POol, green-house. beauf. IindscaplVig and many extras. Reduced •O 553*. Fenced 351. I , Del. . ThIs one has privacy in town! Only - 3 BR. 1½ 5 brick home wIlsi 14' x -- -. II' icr. porch. Split 515 wiTh a It' x it' bldg. in back for 531,555. ----- I SR. 4 B. Country living en ss, 33,' IMSI £ 101,1 Bgvostcelta,e.*llfsi SPUN. ..• le . -U-.-, UI - - &. - IIpup, ' I ia P15. Msuddv *,M.' lri :' ! T&* 4 C - - ''-.' -- - '. ...-.. -:. • .. . .T..; k- 4:..!, -: -- :.;- - ,.' -- •.-.-. ..- - .•-. --1 -s - - - - s -•''-.? -. ' - -, - ., * 4" - ., -, 4 -... - -.. . - -- - -- - - 4- -- - Trailer, combo boat-utility 5*7 alum box $150 Bicycle 30" $15; 26" $25. 322 3516 eve ________ harold Hall Rutty UNBELIEVASLE 3 SR. 2 beth home on over S acrosl Every Imaginable featuref •PP WARRANTED. Just $1235001 Call 323-2222for info. - WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 31) 315 E.f.[rsj.$t. 32LJ42L FURNITURE -_BEDDING. Wholesal, to all. Orlando Wholesale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd.. Orlando -__________________________ 4,4,4, ACRES, 5½ ARTESIAN WELLS, CLEARED I POND. $25,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. . - S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. $10,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. 322.2420 Multiple Listing Service - - -- i•CCIrIFIITIAI Used full size hotel motel bedding. Very clean. $l4.SSea. pC. Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92. So. of Sanford. 3221721. i.irc ft?t LV WOODED OFF NOLAN ujj q,y; jp IAK FRONT AT 55' Osteen older 2 SR w. 4 acre grove. Owner holding, asking $45,000. 72-Auction ' Sago Palms & C.erber Daisies Potted & others 901 E 2SthSt - Danny's Auction 327 7010 Iluy Sell Consign 2625 Sanford Ave. 321 fl-iur* Cars HUGE YAROSALE S tam. w bargains galore. Sat., Dec. I Only, 9 S (or .46 A (75th St.) a. FaIrway Dr 8I.IYJUNKCARS From SlOto $50 Call 322 1671; 327 1460 - - 1979 CHEROKEE CHIEF 85OO - 895 1976 CHEVROLET WAGON $J 895 974 FORD MUSTANG 1595 - 1 I _______________________ itemmc. turn Corner of Maple Ave & 32nd St. Sat., Sun. 95 - - Garage Sate' 7551 Elm Fri., SitS lii 78-Motorcycles --------- Mliii hike, neW 5 hp enq, 50 in. wtieels, neW torque converter elutch 5300. 373 1775 I I Multifamly ;ard sale. Corner Florida Ave. ft OaS Or. st Sat - _____________________________________________ -- - I ...ypA...., . -__- '1 SANTA'S SELECTIONSj _______ Multi family Yard Sale Sat Only 94 4575 Elliot Ave ------- Removed Top Oar Paid for lunk 5. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 377 ¶990 ' - TRADE-INS WAGON 1 DR. -- -- YardS.aIeSATURDAY 522W. Coleman Cl,. 95 -, NEW CAR - ___________________________ - ________________ - - 1972 PLYMOUTH tIinti,il Au,: tions & Appraisals Call Dell- s Auction, 323 5620 C-arage Sale At 103 Club Rd . Country Club Cir. Sat., Dec. I. 9S - '73 Vi iauto Runs C.omf, $295 322 5568 - LOADED ø Estate Coinmi-rcial & Rsi -- -----.--------- - - ----------- Moving or lhlnking of garage sale? Lot ol work? Will buy from or sell for you. *DAP4NY'5 AUCTION SALESe - _________________ . . RNQUES'OFTS_"1 FORMER _____________ _______________________ OUT 0 IDEAS? Visit F HELL'S ANTIQUES I m. W oIl 1,old SR 16nt "76 St,itioqi, P.101.1 332 m Up Hair Styles & Jeans Levis- Junior& Missy Tops& Dresses 607 French Ave -------- Engagement Sets - $1 up Crosses, Wyler watches, rings C.waltney Jewelers 704 S. Park ____________________ (2) 10' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,100 TOTAL. - --- -. - PARK 323-2222 -- - - _____ Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. fluy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig - stoves. to)ls. Multi tam garaqesale Misc. Items l76lakeMinnieflr 9 SSat - - 78 Chev Monte Carlo V 6. PS. 'fl AC, Wire Wheels, Stereo. (II. 11.700 322 6057 -- WE BUY USED ruppillupE, AF'PI lANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES 3.-ok i05 F urniture. 705 E. 25th St. 323098?. _________ NICELY WOODED OVER SiZED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE S. 11,500. 2365 WE BUY USED FURNIiURC & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 377 6725. . Hy 92, I mile west of Speedway. D,iy?ona Peach, will hold ci public AUTO AUCTION every TuesdayS Saturday at 7-30. It_s the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 2555311 for furTher detailS. ___________________________ JtIST MAKE f'AYMENfS.-69to '75 models Calf 339 9100 or 631 3.605 (Dealer) ______ ivau ½ off ot total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These 3777010 beds are not damaged or Call seconds but brand new top line - bedding sets onlyl Free local 7759 S. Park Ave., Nov. 25- 29. & 30. 95. Enormous selection delivery. NolI's Sanford FurReasonable _____nituce Salvage, 17-97, So. ______________________________ Sanford. 322577). Yard Sale.9 5 Dec. 1. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT )llParkvlewDr. WORK? Place a Classified Ad in Sunland Estate' the Evening Herald today. (3) 10' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECIEST SCHOOL, 17.100 TOTAL. ANYTIME 2621 Sanford Ave. Dixember I ba rm to5p.m. DOOR PRIZES specialson Arrangements Flyse's F lower & Gift Stop I?? F Crystal Lake Dr. ,ikt-M,sry 327 9337 Drapes, linens, clothing, bid materials Xmas items, nhisc 109 W. Ridge Dr. Parkeidge'. (.k. Mary Blvd. oft 1797, S'it.. Dcc. 5.9 5. ------ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - Must 5c41 5977 Vega, radio & lhrt . low mileage, clean, $?og 1130 .DANNY'S AUCTION. - CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE - SingerZigZag TAKE UP PAYMENTS Drop arm, makes all stretch stitches & buttonholes. Sold new $659.00, balance due $261.lOor 115.00 Month. Still in warranty. Will take trade as part payment. Call 562 5354 day or nIght. Free home trial no obligation. Agent. 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER. INDUSTR IAL POTENTIAL. $51,000. Sanford's Sales Leader .CHRISTMASGIFTS• •DOOR PRIZES• - 54-Garage Sales - S)-Hauseho Goods ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN I IRRIGATION. $45,100 NEAR HWY 46 & AIRPORT. NEAT Efficiency home on .72 acre lot across from Idyll Elem.t Excellent lob for future homesitet BPP WARRANT. ED. A Buy for $2S,000l •LINENSS Knigtit Stereo Receiver MakeOlter 373)825 -- Side-by-SIde refrigerator, $75, picnic table *2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w-mattress, $23; Oak porch rockers, metal office desk, 510. Jenkins Furniture, 305 E. 75th St. 37) 0551. scREALTOR, MLS Snake Proof Boots 569.SSpr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 323-5774 Day or NIàhI _____________________________ 310 Sanford Ave. 322 $791 Sale ,. 55--$ts & Accessories _____ - -- - ---- Select Style and Warmthot Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS,206 E Ist Downtown tteaut,lul tewelry, fabulous perfume's, & cosmetics for every beauty need. MERLE NORMAN ISO Park Ave. - ROBSON .IARINE 3577 Hwy. 17.57 Sanford, Fla. 37771 -. _____ FURNITUREITHINGS -_____ BuyISelI 59-NOJSiCal W10rchandise. e NIW$UsedFurniture SODS. Sanford Ave. 3234553'.. THE CHILDREN 1JL Keller console piano, J2 Refrlg.RePOAMANAI7cUft.5old likenew, colors delight the child. originally Sill, flOw $244 Or $21 call anytime, 373 1717. FOR HIM Christmas Slippers, we to. Agent 33s43. suggest. Grandpiano,needsrestoratlon. S3 MR. T'SFASHIONS KNIGHTS, 705 E. I$tDowntown isis Singer Putura Fully auto, Best otter. Fine Clothing for men l'epoSSOSSed, usod very SIIOVI 332 26.679 S 76)7 S. French 373 6568 Thrill them with boots time. Original 5153, bol, $151 Of' DingoS Cowboy Bootiby Acme -Slime. Agent 3)5-1355. Pianos & organs as low as 5555 Wyler Watches $45 9Sup KP4lGHT5 20S E. 1st, Downtown GuItars 40 pd off. Ampliller, Lighters-Zippo&Winnbutane drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount . Gwaitney Jewelers 704 S. Park Spliancss j,f Music Center, 2207 French Ave. ) ..,.FTS FOR Boots for your man 332 2255 ____________________________ Dingo & Cowboy Boots toot KINMOIe WASHER -Parts, ( - - KNIGHTS.201 Is?. Downtown Used Machines. E2-La-Gsrden APPLIANCES CROWN PAWN SHOP Hiscomlortisimporiant 3335157 --b Stereos,gultarscameras Daniel Green Slippersat FILLbIit1$YOp5Oijj' Imanyotheritems mber reps GE dsltâxe (PilHTS,70SE Is? Downtown I904FrenchAve. YELLOWSAND 3725766 Mid orIg $41.55 viol short Call Ciark&H1rt373-i5l0 - . .. ______________________ Sanford 3.1 nice frame, 19. lot, established neighborhood. ________ Boots for your Cowgirl Dingo & Cowboy Boots KNIGIITS.208E 1st Downtown Q C) ' _______________________ f 1 __________________________ (1) s"' (17fl) Sanford - 24th St. and Coronado C covrs,: 117 x ill building lot with trees. baNS with $1,555 down and Interest only fir S HUGE MASTER bEDROOM Longwood hotsi, 3 Mi'm. * formal dining, set-ks kitchen wrong., ref dish Bath. - washer, ecansesical cent, heal pump, large lit w-Irv$ Insgs, - - SUNLAND ESTATES- 3 Berm., I Barn, fireplace. family roses. lang, ho, air condlhieaer, same carpgl. Mice, range. ref. StUN. - SEIGLIR REALTY BATEMAN REALTY . SROKE is,. Rselftetate Scetar 251ebaMrdAVS. _________________________ 3l$S.MyrtieAve.. Orlando baird flI.*IP 3311571 32)1645 ______________________ COLBER11 REALTYInc. HAL Service, MOONEY Saflflrd.Lk. Monrs.area, aoij. a,rl., I14'x3le', 55,. MULTIPLE I ISZING - RIALTOI 15, 1½ acres, VOIST •,J,45 UAI IMP lICrosil ilder$iCtlOn st Ilk SI. a, Ceunlrv Club II, $32,ij5. . ww_ . -- I. . lI 5*MIorIl4IIovos - OSTUN Rem 111-4511 *7-3157, - 311ll. 15l- Fill 5 wildernes, acres. Rnliy nature. Only $1500, geed terms4- LNSSP. ____ i!!" or $15-limo. *3 MICROWAVE button contrils, .hps 'careesol, still hi warranty. Push grlginalfy $445. R1$Of4L$0l$ IRPAIR '$0. bLUNT mii assume I , - - R.OUI(AS N. snas.MSNI i, _______ Nil I AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhouse 327-5141 Evesatter5Iw,.,,.dl s*ujimmsnmo, 00 - - Pianos, organs, guitars, amps & drums. Bob Ball's Disc. Music Center 2207 French Ave. " - rLackey Guitar Ctr. & Museum, Over 100 new & used bargains. Martin GibSon Guild Yamaha, 25.40 5. French (bUt S. of Sambos) 323 5911. - - __________________ FM with *cINls ranch - 1*I ___________ ____ ci. a. MUSICAL GIFTS ,t - - I Deluxe cabinets. Were $659 & 5795. Now $599. Goodyear. 1st. 322 7515 now 1)75. No. JSS4. Goodyear. 55W. 1sf. 322 2121 III weadsiand Labs Kelfl'yty*iga. $&)SR VI*'071. , pes, dng. Call I Stereo. AMI jZenith component speakers. Was $245, - 7Iwsiiaangegrsv ____ I ' - ARE YOU INTIRISTID? Ieweslakelrit GIFTS FOR ()' THEFAMILY Goody ar.SS 1. st 377257). - NIWLISTISO 'j)c out prices. payments of NI me. Agent 1$- I L$F CUUSJUV 30015 nit I dee. mis reel. fenced pd Owes - Electric microwaves. I General 12 to choos, from. As low as $599. All at close Paved reed we for liwsotmont v buildIng. Terms you CWs CUSTOM HOMIS OWL? _____ -. ' Osni, 4 SR. flea. ( f ..,,' - __________________________ - 1RATY, IlK. OSALYORS - ___________________ .,.0. SPORTS GIFTS YORK OAR BELL E QU IP. Local dist., call Tory Salmon 66$ Sl93MFatt.S,Sat ISun. anytime - - DO YOUR BODY A FAVOR t PUMPIMONI lee. 551-MU - 4. - - 4 . Corner group, red plaid, $7S Callatters 3270067 beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation center near by. Only $7,100 cash to mortgage at 120.500. REALTORS 0w . HOALTORI P55 5&.Iard Li's. is-7 for Sale 80-Autos for ______________________ ___ - $1I,00. 1 1--d crs 7-multiple liaisIng. _________ _____ rnu.i4. _ SPRINGS, -- 71 (hev 2 ton l4un 000d '.ii,t sell frt 57 500 i588 8398 1973 fluick Luiury Century, like new con(l 350. auto, wide ovals, dual exhaust, AM FM t,ipt' deck PS. Pit, air, tilt, cruise $1800 323 6111 aft THURS. 7 P.M.. •FURNITUR Ea .-____ - Gas hot water htr., cent, gas furnace w 3 ton AC. 332 5156 after 4 Mull sell 4-2, needs repair, CMI HAS SUN 1 01 1 5, amid cammorcial. $UPIIMI TAKEN WITH THIS-split heavy traffic eros 110W0d neat home, hicatIin. quiet as-ILl S acrss. sam Weeds. Idres. I SiNe. I Vi. .1TY' ° dSl..'d. Hard reid close In. Goad forms. O.mo P1W5. ;: - 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL- VER •PUBLIC AUCTION. ____________________________ Will buy 1st 5. 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loins. Florida Mar S. tgage Investment, 53S Orange Av•,, Suite 204. WInter Park. 6444437. _________________________ - CARE 1AGE COVE - - 68-Wanted to Buy - ______________________ _________ _________________ ISold S0.-Mscellaneous _______ 533.500. The Real E;tte Agency __ -- See our beautiful now BROADMORE, front I. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1003 Orlando Dr 323-5200 _F4AFinar consider lease opt ion $33,150. 2½ acres on tfwy. 41$ in Ostien. Great Investment potential. Only 115-000 with terms. ' 1Lp TOWHO' IT MAY oicvàt - .er*atr: i1a,l ' tFI CsmmIssIsWS Sail - larvhcea j-1j I. C_Ji"I* Ik* elm10111 , , - - Pt ____ 41-4'biws ____ Terrific 1 yr. old dbi. wide, features C HIA, wheat pump, REALTY TELEVISION RCA color console 75. sold new over $700 flal.ince due $17500 or take over ny payments $17 OOmonth, Still in warranty will deliver, call 862 53V4 Agent - ____________ - _______ with fireplace. (nil. rm. plus wooded lot. $343 plus sec. No pets. 323.5174. , : - mission's SICSIS, 05 Plmonc,, - Js#. 10sCsrmhs NITICISFINYINT. I - . - IIASMIIeaMYLIMS - - - NSPOPI1$ONAL OSPIN_________ 11.st sth) - U lpletVeln(amIn$jp.dds ___ Isvma$les ceacorpine able. -. IV: LARRY StAll, feel (HOWl) jusEspetirssseuw, __ duMme. u1hw in- ° lsIs MiS __ Htas __ 11)4151 Rut. , __at CIw.?sam-y n &a1flW IN .' ___ - -. - -t ____ __ -- PTW1 darning a. _______ SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 331-0540, 327.1577. Branch Office REALTY WORLD Sanford aria, newly remodeled. 3 SR home, 1g. Di, LI, FR, Au CLAIMS DEMAND$. 42-MobIle Honws ___________-_________________________ - -. -. REALTOR MU 323-5774 - Day or Nigjit REALTORS LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE (3) S acre tracts in Ostoen hIgh & dry, cool spot for house or mobilø home. Let us take you to see these, - 47A-rtgagss Boiigl* --_ -______________ - . _________________ PALS m.is - (96? 7 new Clutch. r(1 rttuilt c'.ister c',Inder. air shoks, 5650 323 7*73 .1?? 6 - - - your home I credit? I will catch up back payments & buy - equIty. 332-0216. _______________________________ Harold Hall Realty' -_ W.Garne$tWhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KEIDER ASSOC. 107W,Ceinmercial Phone 332.7551. Sanford - - 79-Trucks-Trailers . LosIng 4ALTV REALTOR PII!W MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 OR, 38 boasts beautiful landscaping, 16*32 sc POOL & custom features throughout. Owner will help finance! ______________ ___ uromdloywitinsursncoon.1ilhInotwfll*Jand*ilráit te The pnipsued bee. ()0v) Shied elsvitIssWwI.ø.4 IiINl ares rr:u. 1 isS UNpa) Pt ile,slNN 101111'S IIAITY -. - MO?OICyCIC Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3666or 373 7710 -________________________ ______________ _________________________ Fo,z BPP WARRANTED. Yours, for $47,500! CaII3222322forinfo. , - 4, 4,4, - .p,w. PIN FCR EST Furnished 4 BR, 20 home newly decorated on 1g. wooded lot in great area I Walk to school I stores. Only $37,500. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE BR, 1½ bath home on acre with formal Dl, Lg. BR'S. PALS - -- - -- DREAM HOUSE 3 BR, I bath home in Loch Arborl C.H&A. scr. porch, specious eq. kit,, on a lovely treed lot with Many More Extras! SPP WARRANTED. A Buy for 157,0001 REALTOR Estate Wanted - ------ ---- - TAKE UP PAYMENTS Zenith walnut console stereo MILLIONS Oi UOLLARS in Real AM FM stereo radio. Estate is sold daily in the turntable, S track tape player classified ads Nothing small Sold new 5600. a real buy at about that only $11675 or take over my payments 116 00 month Call 662 5394 day or night. Free 65-Pets-Supplies home trial Aç*ent. . BARGAIN TV-S Walker tleer & foi hounds I Why pay more? i . & I female $100 ea 323 HERB'S TV SanfordAve, 1731 323 Pit Putt, Phodesian Ridgt'back, TV repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig. 8. Doberman irossed 9 wkt, 5453.75 hal. $153.16 or $17 mo. old Wormed $50 ea 373 70*? Agent 3395356. _________________________ WebuyyOurlqulty,ClOIein74hrs. AWARD REALTY. INC. 1454 Falmouth, 51.200 On. Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR ciasemea aa to sorve I?. Try one ________________ - _____- wiusl_1r Ike CimmIsslis - - 47-Real ---- --_____________ STEREO - ___________ IIUILDINC.S'' Super sALt • Al St ccl, pre engineered clear buildings lMaor Mtg All buildings have 25 lb wind and I,1rq framed op&-ning 30 • *8 17 for 13.897 00 40 8 i 14 for S-I 939 00. -*0 • 72 13 for 56.297 00. -*8 i 98 • 1.1 for 58.97500 U o ?atory Call (011CC? 9.1 in 1o6 p m 305 33? 3637 - - ----- - - STE N STROM -- Established plumbing supply & Service business, loots, lix lures, inventory & real estate. (tntimited sales 5. service potential to qualified prin cipats. 5i43,. Call William Maliczowski, Realtor. 327 7963 REALTOR 322-4551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 34S-3100. 322 1959 Spaclouskitlownorwillholdl House 2 BR, near Osteen Garden space, Retirees 512-255-5407 & -• MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY Beautiful 4 BR. 2Bhomeon large corner lot w gorgeous land. scaping. Terrific eat-in kit, 2 FR's, big BR's a, great financing. Only Sparkllng,roomy3BR7ehom,, desirable neighborhood, close to golf course. Top cord, new carpet, great floor plan. c HIA, vacant, $45,710 firm, aswme9pd.FHAloanat$355 dam, Seller carry 57,100 2nd mort at $103 mo. r11 Iii M. Unsworth Realty 44-Commercial properij _________________________ STEMPER AGENCY LOCH ARBOR-MAYFAIR FHA-VA.FHA235&2IS - dwn. - C.00dused TVs.$75&up MILLERS 2ol9Orlando Dr. Ph. 327 0352 LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1755, SANFoRD, FL 32771. GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Wekiva Falls. Pertect for Winter retreat. 515.000. Owner finance w ' CARRIAGE COVE Terrific I yr. old dbl wide, tumnCH1A,wheatpump, beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation center near by. Only $7,100 cash to mortgage at 520.500. 255 N. li-Si. Casselborry, Ph. 134.1200 Eve. 553.3411 - 43B-L.ots&Acuag, iitd _________________________ MO11 k. Neg. tEAl ATI Broker 3 OR, IB, lam. rm., CH.A, Carp.; fenced backyard, near hosp., adults. $315 I dip. 333551$. - Laiskig jWI . - ''Ne OS. - Oi•ii V • mg may av tt sotsmge t Will be Iisld denmont Written comments filed -, _______ lose. Iega*ar wills Ike - IS Seth PObIMI brOsentM. All persons IntIbedId In the -& aSe to a cop! it this ________ PUSUCATION op - - - Little want ads bring big big results. Just try one. 322.2511 or $314553. H. Erest ____________ - nie mint I Petition to In mallsdrl,W, jfl &dum -TWill MONTHS PROM 141 veslilate 201M1'Sd in • IIt? At r.rOP' MINT1$ Wiffi*.aeveliIructisnaieIIhSI, OATS OP THE FIRST W -.. - II . LalL ,. ' ' ii .1 - - -- -, 41 buelk Street. SW D.C. *55 Wash 4(al) Those _- - _______ -- .... 3 BR, 2B, C HIA, era or. - Nlrs -_ ' RION 'OUTDOOR ala' thaw January 11, imi, and security Shot be dcrStsd. The , FOR SALE OR RENT 3 BR, 15, FP, nice yard. Close to ________________________________ _____________________________ 78-Motorcycles 62-A--Farm Equip. 53-N-Radio-Stereo ______________ - UsedColor TV's 9 tosell your choice. ALL WORK $99 e.. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792. So of Sanford - INVESTOR! 3 5R. 15 home, good cord., FR. fenced yd. nice location, Inc. 1 BR garage apt. Live in house I rent apt or rent bolt,. Only _________________________ On Airport Blvd. 1 BR, 10 condo Fullyeqt.kitW.O,$3lsmo. 277.1795 _______________ I' ceneva s acres, trees, BR, 35 mobIle home, C HIA, owner wi finance $24,950. 345 5717. __ GENEVA 52 acres 0 on pavcJ frontage. $27,000. lOpct.dwn, Byowner .3431 INVESTOR? This won't last long. Nice 1 BR. IS homeonfenced lot. 513.000. $4,000 dwn. owner carry. REAL ESTATE ______________________ REALTOR. 322.74w - Deltona, for sale by owner. 3 BR, l' bath Cent. AC-H, w.w carp., like new, $44,900. FHA or VA. 574-3770. p 3 BR, 20, near Sanford. Adults only. $300 plus $250 sec. dip. 273157$. - In a -.*utirn -WV-C4 Pl?tIS$ M P5flflSø•fl.TM copies it Ike dali,i IS the dOlt IS v Cemm.rcsai Zone - variance , original and Iwo dopiss it all enable the dat to mall am -• - (InandNowoNCaNT,.Pree(u,,,...-,,,, FF1. - - - - BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 37I rn-isii Unfurnished rspslrs, carpentry, pointing & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3)54531. Nil 2 IL NSW pl'. tepair. y 1.Lrs our - *ctlffy,1$ v,. xp. astiva. - P ' SEILER REALTY 322-7551 ' DAT. for comment will Ii nawopapaIIISCi circulation , Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So.of Alrpo,t BIvt on 1752 in Sanford. Call JJ Mariners village. Itenly Paul, liii truck Will travel. Wants I. make small household .... r - CII?? ___________________ - ,. ____ __________ '11r" - If you're inthe businessof building your busines. - - use the Classified Ads often. Furn. room. Sep. bath & en?. Air & heat. Close to restaurants, 322-3114 after 4. Custom draperies, bedspreads . - French Ave. 3fl-0231,3fl-3772,322.077, pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak S41-7$$3. - __ ___ .. w ''' . OFSANFORDREALR -- Iuscsrstw -& Washington. D.C. 15133, mc later demands against the estate are W!WV a pa ,, *lift bulk Si the N. corner of than January 14, 1551 Interested required WITHIN THREE persons may file either a written MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP "*31 i '" ii COMflWflS er I petition to ho THE FIRST PUBUCATION o en Casil $tre (OIlY 1) vestlgite wIth the Commisslo to THIS NOTICE, to til WINs the . DONALD !! ,'W !1 VV. flV WIAVIN - IA become a party t, this ek0. il. of ffi above ceurt a whiten -A-I*yaItwezss-I,ewoss point at beginning. Further donmesd proceeding. A copy ii slatem.Nofanyclalm.rd,mand sects petition to investigate or they may hive. Lack cleim must - written comment shall be served be in writing and must Indicate the ve lees me name -PIssdilivMlepDs*mlmads. . Bead (01ST 2) AGENCY: Federal Insurance Administration, PEMA, 4 VISTA CONSTRUCTORS - applIcant (Neill W.Mc*rllsur,Jr.. address of Ihe creditors' Isle agent ACTION: Prepos.d Rule.. SA(It-1745) -1MVRalWed - Csrngenv, Waler daimbd. lf"the claim Is net yet Street 1JacssiIleL_lda due, Nil dose Wion It will bo TodlnlcZInlermillsps or coalmonts are solicited on the prujulad base (Ill-year) flied etevationi listed van vafltrem etMid, wiow iii' selected licaHoam in the nation, Those base (Ill-year) flied IIIVIISIE are the basil fir the flied $o $ ft. peel en Lit 5, WsEJva I&N I t' L zz.. !±L"• plain m,ngIsmant measures that Ike csnmsmity Is required Is either adeplvsl.1 evidence it being already club Estates. Section,. Pg mn'' a veritled s#unent 'i in effect in orddr Is qualify or remain qualIfied for pirticipatlen In the National Plied Insurance Pregram 1, In Sect Ian LZI4SI be the Cemmisslen mc stated. lithe claim lsso't (NFIP). ,v ,, - ALL FLORIDA REALTY -- FU RN. EFF, APT. I- OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK I - -- Size Variance 33771*11bids shall be Postmarked 2 BRYAN J BOYLE -SA(It verified statempnts. Parties the address of which Is County not liter than the 11th day ° seekIng Information concerning Courthouse. Sanford, FL 3)771. 17.75) -20TE A-i Agriculture i..n.L p. Mary Sled., saMsrd. Plo., *111, December iSiS, and 51% be Zem -To perksfiling of petitions should refer The personal rUprUintatIve at the mobile home on IemWlMeCswnty,PIsrlde,wnlsr rsc*ivedoitorborethel day ffieN½olI½sfW½sf$I¼sI Section 2020 I à- 5wird the estate Is Shirley A. Reherts te4CFR1i21.3& Ssulevard.(DI$T3) the SICItISIS mcmi el W$KIVA -at December Petitions to InvestIgate and '' Sinlamin olioss address is P.O. of *51.31 en . Omb OS such bids wIll ANIMAL HOSPITAL - written comments should indicate Box 1I1 CIwI$tmas. FL 32*. The It Real (DIII 1) ' Waul Is resIstor said mceaem place at the Off Ice f the Materials Item the procaed$ng designation No. norM and address of She psrMnal 3 A. AD INS - 5*11*- Paint & body shop, all w.2 BR apt. attached, Owner anxious 5. will hold mort, Good terms' Call for all details. Priced at 179.900. NO BROKERAGE FEES LY FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS & DISHES, INC. AIr U1tLt. TIES. $500, 6 MO. LEASE. REALTY. BROKER. i FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT - - Cash for your lot' Will build on your Iøta, our lot Y Enterprise. Medal Inc., Realtor 6443013 $25 , . __ -- VA.FI4A.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment LOWMOQTGAGE BR, 1' B brick home w brand flew carpeting & pi thru Out, fenced rear yd. Exc. ________________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS 25.ns 41-Houses -. -__________- - 41-Houses ________________ _______________ 1RRcONDO NEW CONb. FUL. Notice Is flabby giwn mat i a sure to get reJ' (LRIFIW RV ? 111,0 P $w_I Land - RATES - F1C$ltIesa No.1 5$slv055, Tows 1,7,. . Hospital section $00.0 piort itajvpes SesniMli Memorial i..a... & resarves isv. re, any r,ru Rd all big. H. P Karnkk D.V.M. Publish: Nevsmbor ii, ,, a, PublIsh: November is' DSCOPI$S' 1 December 5, 1575. D1P41 DIP III Thursday, Nov. 25, 197$ -SB BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH F WEAV BA(12-17.7)-$$TE fl fl r W fl for Jerry. 7734W. i 51.1 ...............44c RI - A-i Agriculture Zone - To rk Iii I sc a scs.cutivetlmss Tenant U:on ofherraladrnat.rtàts,ofthwffl SECRETARY theS½ofNEikofSW%OfNWI.4 be released, elsEwhere. NC I NM 7csnNCgtIVttimIs 5:00 AM. - 5:30 ,M. Sharp individual needed by +N½of5E',4of$W¼ofNW, This line of railroad has IP MIAMI(UPI)-Morethan reached last November nation's largest mEg. of facMONDAY thru FRIDAY Rene Mu'Lca . .1 ' m. £I #.I. • lessSlOOtt.cfESIOft.Insictlon3. peared on the syslpn diagram tov built modular housing. yeers ra?bI'Ay Noon u .'wmu iWIlfl u ' Minimum " 3Inis wu govern secretary at the Cuban 21.31. FurTher described as West of map In Category S (Section 1121.20 Typing, shorthand I. general revohghm, and 1$ years after mere and a Cuban exile group Interest Section in Deleon Street In Slack Hammock. (b) (1)) sInce Januaty 15, 157g. as office background riquirid. segment 1.FL.21. the Ill1ated Bay of Pigs In. called the Conntttee of 75. Washington,saldthisofezile (GIST. 1) Construction knowledge DEADLINES & DAVID PUFFER - SA(12.17. The Interest of railroad emliii helpful. Paid life I health Ins. groups hi er • .. reports of Cuban arnal 7$) - 141E - A.1 Agriculture ployees will not be, affected, i' + holIdays I. vacations. Piiblntion MlanL are attracting new Cuban government an• strife: "If they we eaylng Zone-To parka mobilehomeon however, SCL is agreeable to t"uOOfl IIJV' Contact Production Dept. rnnbers i - to t. no edtherelesaeofthelast ParcellSS,theE½ofLofdS,plat protection by The oregon SPort Cardinal industries Inc., r ' of Palm Hammock Allotment Line Conditions, Oregon Short Sanford. 305-321-0220. An equal SUfldQy - rOOfl r(iuG vi a reaw'gsnce. ,vwiiii. uii.4 from reality. my according to the Plot thereof Line R Co -Abandonment _________________________________________ opportunity employer For the first time In Its In the "dlalogne" agreement. reactIon js that thee people ricocd.d In PB 1, Pgs. 1041 103, in Goshen, 350 ICC 1 (1575). Trim c r tic history, the ,nhllt.fl Bay of Mod of the pr4ioneii have Section 17-2031. Further described Any interested person, In Exp. only need apply as South of Pineway, ap- respons, to this notice, Is entitled .'.. Plu, Vaterane Aeaoclatlos coins to the United bat g_j •. ______ 322-haS proximately one mile East of to take either of the followi _________________________ ii-i-mu. Vf 1W Brigade , has opened Its some have gone to latin Sanford Avenue on Palmway. actions: __________________ Widow needs Sr. Citilen hanThe appllasda who are (DIST.2) cowg*ies,choientoremainin 1. File with the Interstate dyman: also woman for MANAGER middle of a month.long Cuba or are awaiting approved by the Brigade's 17 FRANK N. DRURY- BA(12. Commerce Commission written housework. 327-145. AIRCRAFT ENGINE W L,e.iLvr Service All 75 grlculture comments containing. OVERHAUL recruiting dilve, procendng 01 PIPf5 so theY Study and Intellia.ice Zone-To parka- .1 mobiiehom.en ages. P.O. Box 4071, ClearExact name and address FAA approved flat engine Committee will be given the 5½ of SW 'Aol SW ¼ of SW ¼ of the(a)commenting By Wednesday, the can leave water, Fl. 33515, Waitress days F & PT exp. party: overhaul facility located In in of Section 13-2030, on the NE ideology, oniy.Dishwasher, cooks helper (b) Brief statement of irderest veterans association bad The arrival 01the p4.eis training MiamI, Florida has immediete a .. s corner of Nolan Road and Wynn in the abandonment proceeding: ..i opening for an experienced PT, Egg & Omelet Rest., 2543 us '. e e plifln.nply and public ad. S-Lost & Found receiveu *i. IppiC$iiOflI, • 5vefl ew wI w i. Road. (GIST. 2) French Ave., Sanford. (C) Specific statement of ___________________________ IA. to supervIse engine IIUUiM WOO, 1wjs --. ' accordiflg to Pedio Pablo Brigade arni brought a r. S. 0.0. NEVE - SA(I2.17.75) - position and sUmmery of evidence up I remanufacturing. Ap. AVON dIe.Rojas, prea Iscratary of the awareness of conditions in said he preferred not to SiTE-A-i Agriculture Zone- To with regard to any or all of the Lost. 5t emaIl plicant should have extensive FiGHT INFLATION C0me1* on1whethm,1tt*y group that takes Its neme Cuba, said Rojas. Fri. niPt. Rrd. 3234140. r3 fld (1 intent to offer Ikancial Sell AvonFinca,voul earning from 'auit Brigade 20 "Many Cuban prisoners woia1 rece1ve mtary Brokerage Addition to Black assistance; For further Information cell F training. tOXIf fawn Hammock, less the N 321 ft., PB), (2) Environmental impact; the Cuban exile force that have been In for ost,dernaIe Ted Romeisir (305) 235-0530 or e Wf. chest, I ,_, Pg. 31, in Section 1-21-31, on Van (3) Impact on rural .4 , .uvY , •, ,,, send resume to Burnsidi-Ott w. w iii, ,• y ,, Yea's an. w on,, neck. BIk. a, The Brigade 2501 Is Aridate Street. (GIST. 2) community development: Airmotive 14100 SW. 125th St.. Pigs on April 17, 1111. anythIng they can to help welcoming applications fr face. Ginger . Last 5. JACK 0. FLANDERS (4) Suitability of the Miami, FL 33155 heded west, vicInIty BA(12.17-75 - ISlE - A-I properties for other public pur. Other organizations such as now," Rojas said. "Even ,g,, -.1 y U e cry ye. a erbert AIRCRAFT ENGINE Abdala, an aMI.Cadro yaoth though it's been 20 years, than 1$ years of age *i*il Dec. Agriculture Zone - To it a PoSit and Russell, 3237231. ANDOVERHAUL Mobile Home (RENEWI) on (S) Recommended provisions groç,wdAlpliaI$,a5IIwL were still SPECIALISTS AAA E 14 AVdIII1I do not have to Parcel S-H In Section 23-15-32. for protection of the interests ot Facility in Miami, Florida has based group that has staged He amid reports of pouaible i,,, '7, Further described as located on employees. PGood TNn Eat HAS ONE FOR YOU II Vi '''A.. .LA. on f%.ka hiasiøiiag.uibvil . I. Immediated openings for Written comments will be ________________________ the East side of Osceola Road, U1M1Vi41Vi1 .. ...ve " overhaul and remanufacture Nortti of Osceola Airfield (GIST considered by the Commission in FOR SALE DRIVER also report increased contrlbut.dtotherevlvaland - of Lycoming and Continental 2) - all proceedings In developIng Grapefruit, Oranges Know area. exp. with furn del. engines. Prior experience on to recruitment drive. In. 10. TREENA A. KAVE RA(12conditions and In determining Tangerines & Lemons. . : L.eal Notics aircraft engines of this type teed In the events they "We want to be prepared," _______________________ 17.7$) - SITE - A-i Agriculture whether to conduct an in322406$.lEGAL SECRETARY riqur.. ,-. .se To parka mobilehomeon vesligation on Its own motion. In Zone Goodskills spoasor. Rajas said. Sanathing may prefe-red. Call Ted Rom.Is.r FICTITIOUS NAME Lot 1, Block - E, Brown's S.D of the event an investigation is Black eyed peas, you pick (305) 233-0550 or send resume Alpha II recsnUy held a happen In Cuba according to Notice is hereby given that I am Beck Hammock PB I, Pg. $3, in conducted, then the commenting Thurs. thru Sun. 5-5. 1 mL of COLLECTION MOE. TRAINER to Surnside-Ott Airmotive "Pii,ihiif I vv 33aal#lp,ri. engaged in business at 1511 South Section 3-2031, on Richmond party may participate in the Hwyl5on Seardall Ave. E. of v'a4.ehave ManvneiJ. eii.wii. Owncar,aggressiveperson ' 141005.W.i2SSt.iMiarni, FL , French Ave., Sanford, FIa., Avenue. (GIST. 2) i ng as ItsIt proceed n icest may , .. Sa flford- 'bu 323-3553 atlon Luncueon woere we'i''uitiviwiiiwicaul* Seminole County, Florida, under 33115. ____________________ 11. PATRiCIA ANN PARR - appear. CLERK TYPIST speakers tried to dfr up anti- lion keeps getting Eja, The the fictitious name of KINGS OF SA(12-i7-7$) - IOTE - A-i 2. FIle with the Interstate 000dsklils,prulure lob N, $4 11-12, full & part tim..' Cudro sentiment romI. resliz the Ionaae' thai' HAIR STYLING SALONS OF Agriculture Zone -- To park a Commerce Commission a petition - _____________________ Apply in person Sanford Nursing AMERICA and that I intend to mobile home on Let 1, Putnam requestIngthatfheappiication and AA •LI'a •1ears EGG PICKER nfl,r#..p,TO U .1v... . I Convalescent Center, 530 . register said name with the Clerk Acres, PB 21, Pg.53, in section 21. proposed abandonment be in. ENJOY Handy person eiionviile. their groups have been mint, the worse for th06fl." of the Circuit Court, Seminole 20-32, on SR 125. (DIST. 2) vestlgated. Creative Expressions 322.7113 For-a County, Florida In accordance The petition to Investigate shall in Real Esh. ccli a. VARIANCES bolstered by the arrival of ______________________ PLASTIC WORKER with the provisions of the FIc.._. Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemper. . CLETUS R. SLAHNIK - be in the form of a verified PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Will train .,uimn awi P,, w titlous Name Statutet, TO-Wit: BAU2.17.75) - 112V - A-i statement, and at minimum, -I No L ret liloighe and rors of Section $45.05 Florida Statutes Agriculture Zone - Lot SIte contain: TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs CASHIER 1557. (a) identificatIon of petitioner, instabIlIty In Cuba VarIance from 43,510 . ft. to dependabl, person who can Exp. with gas console readings FICTITIOUINAMS 51g. NORKAP CORP. : _______ 33,lSOiq.ft.cnLot2IS,Chuiavlsta including iti name, address, and work without supervision in mui . Notice is hereby given that I am Norman J. Session Jr. Section 2, Unrecorded Plot, In business; Sanford. Contact customers. SERVICE CLERK andmsmnbersofthslrfanilhi. engaged in business at 2540 Vice president. (b) Statement of petItioner's 5ecflaJ122.31.32,on Kiwanis Circle. Age unimportant, Mature.self-starter but Need transaortatlon from Hiawatha Ave., $.nfcd, SemInole Publish: November 22, 25 & (GIST. 1) $1 interest in the abandonment have arrived maturity is. We traIn. Write T. land aria to North si. _____ County, Florida, under the fic. December 5, 13, 1575. 2. DONNA PA. CRONHOLM - proceeding; whether petitIoner B. Dick, Pies., Southwestern DISHWASHER-PORTER an agreement for the release tltious name of PUBLIC DEP-Si tia School in Maitland BAC12-17.75 - 144V - R.1AA uses the involved servIce: and if it Patl'oletlfll, Ft. Worth, Ix. Hard worker i share expenses 323-5075 of 3,600pollticalprlsoners was WHOLESALE OUTLET, and that Residential Zone - Side Yard does not. information with respect ____________________ I intendto registersald name with SEMINOLE COUNTY Variance from lOft. to 5.3 it to to the group or public Interest it Part-time motor grader DELIVERY DRIVER __________________ the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SOARDOP ADJUSTMENT construct attactwd cesport on Lot represents; opator. Experienced. For ResponsibIeperson Lsgau No Seminole County, Florida In ac NOTICE OP PUBLIC (c) Specific reason - for ___________________________ 12, Goldenrod Shores, lyIng West City of Lake Mary. Apply to: codancewlththeprovlsionsof the SISARINS , requesting the InstItution of an of Goldenrod Roa p, e City Clerk, P.O. Box 723, Lake CALL JAN L.g.I N Fictltous Name Statutes, To-Wit: DICIMUE It, 157$ Investigation, including in- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR an the sn ft ot m. wit Mary, Fl. 32745. - Section $4505 Florida Statute. the NW ¼ of Section formation with respect to SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTI'IOU$ NAME the NE ¼ of TO WHOM IT.MAY CONCEIN petitioner's reliance on me in- PROBATE DIViSION Noti ls -'lven that lam 1. 35-21-30 (GIST 1) NOTICE 51g. Paul Casassa Isheribygiventhalthe engagsdlnbusinessalvariousfiea 3. MARTHA SIMMONS - voivedsifViCe.withaillationsof Pile Ni'*bit Si2F enchAy 3235174 markets SemInole County, Publish November 22, 20 and Seminole County Beard of sAm-li-is) - 147V - R-i fact wpported by an affidavit of I: !!t-.AU,ER. Experlencedeslred. Good pay, in. Cornerof 10th1 French luItmint will conduct a PubliC Residential Zone - Lot SIze personal knowledge of the facts: In Florida, under the fictitious name December 4, 13, 1575, IUnmCL vacation. Credit union "Your Future Our Concern" hearing to consider ff10 foiloWifli Variance from 1101 sq. ft. to 1000 Deceased Cd) Any rebuttal of in.. of HI H SALElanithat i intento DIP-53 IpreMoliaring. Apply In person aiia,*aa Items: wTiC ,, ,,,llii, material iiuiw ImIfted regMer said name wIth the Click sq. it; LOS Width Variance from 70 onafloii or INVITATION TO BID iaaie Mary 45 Pool Store, Lake SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS of ffi Circuit CoUrt, SeminOle The bard of Trustees of the it. to loft; Side Yard Variance on by applicant; and Mary Blvd. at 1.1. _____________________ 1. PATSY $U WILLIAMS (e) Request for oral hearing County' Florida In accordance both sides from 10 ft to $ f, - CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Waitresses wanted, Shosah Got? Club, 777 Hwy. 131 WliWer Sps., Fl. $312277. Orbndo -Winter Pork 831-9993 Seminole 3222611 o' In Black Hammock. (DIST. 1) I - I 14 I' p. - .4 �. - - 1 • • - - I - _: -' - . t - - - p - S - . - Ev PLIERS GIFT SHOP SET LIGHT 1 Ready to Set of 5 and 10 pliers comes in its own handsome gift II 111.1 Duct or ductfess 30" hood in Harvest Wheat, Cofeeor hite. BWhfte, fixture with 36" cord. Uses two 40 watt bulbs (included), 48" long, rapid start. SL240-KL. : Professional TACKER Resists chemicals, mildew and Insects. Green, 1n6 and 12 widths. L-2401. 99 Re Price (each) ................... 14.95 61*7 mwt wdiwy bw PC. clout&) Tronsporont VInyl IUNNERS MIllOR Tills POWIR TAfl lULl ; cww slAys 1.41 piece Rag. Pr/c. (pic&.. 41C kit boll Ezan and 5% of towide. W IMMLesecold: -t • 12" Each Til* m - Plain 050 - Chrome Foil Vain 694 5 Esch •/OILt . '% v__I bSCk caipli In Groin. sj.j Gold Rid, In 12 49$ 991 SUCh'/ ' Old Brick: or Whit.; Wood f4 .ion BOW. Groin. Beige or Brown; and Butcher BIock 175 ] Light. e .-.--- wiü aseo,, cone friction WALL PAINT ft M" Wild adlowt Smolos For wall cryIc hdJem wi'Ji Nkiss'id l,i ____ __ usrucMons. No. or ___ • ty fixture, deluxe Whits Imp; photocorsllilsciilcsys and mounting Iwd I-. Each • -s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - s - - - . • BiIS ..... • 5* . - • UIIPPI - Idui b - - - - - - - - - ornd WMW I 154 CAN - ibarpu . adarks said Thursday ?"f °I!_ " amored , 11111 side __ " presidents should Maid trial as "so" "' I'.' An embassy epoheoman said at lead cor,d1"oa" of do deposed shib. and twob,mhehisw ape tbrowkigopswtriaOf M1xicoIiI4IIId4aO.WOUIdDat h, _7 to do auh1.um5, , water fran a peed on the embeesy lawn, renew the she's visa. ,, ft A on duty at lbs the. for tb ••-- becan ftMWWnWWftb@ dW"h" MW ft MUM in Ole dkieb Arab "It SIVINQ W low soio"g go =MM Wftsinan sold IM of asy me"to Uvd ft beft" her- dde abod C.111 am. EST, accorft to sqlesion cassid no cassaltiss or shIy, altbougb "itrict action" wu bs. "owt.W' MU. Untied Situ Loved U. daga to t 4 Plue URUCl/PINI STUDS STUDS me" 'Iialld (UP!) DemrAb ................. ...l.A or.1,101111 .....................IA Ilseseespe ...................I5'* HW........ ............ ,. IA OURMVM .................l.A . ........................*A ull"I. .................1,41100re W,i*ii............. 1* 49LkL FL 2X41 7 5* .-' Embassy In Kuwait 891111" irmillifts. % Pwm me" to I@ a hardline Sees Dom'onstration attempt to highlight alleged U.S. a ' WASHINGIUN (UP!) - Some * LWW e wbde the We of the demonstrators moved 00 Ui U.S. A hadages h In ____ Embassy In Bangkok . SI by Tom, VincoM May Pass Legislature Explosions Rock Today ,,. V Meet'ing parprUft to dww American atrocities X 12 No. 3 MAWS Each 2 - -- - - - - - - - - - - - ;•. W111 k FL R-19 8% FL UP x IV, X Irm Q 3G0h1 9 311 GIIIOII Esd continues to •, • 3195 I Tile THE ENERGY CRISIS Plague CNN and lowu across the nail". Tsdisy we preee@i the stories it tree Municipalities or sires$ which an using different methods to deal with the crisis. See page SA. hobw to *V&W me pow ft A* nIs cylinder .- • 11111111pullm on jj5I %jU$T 42 . $NIN.7A KAZ 59%ich M • .* I1* •. S * . WNC* J ipuaw Id 7 74 i for dft of typos; of Jobs. 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. Yd. 3/4 WIlUI painsd ui 011011 No I We bow im 1511 x KITCIUN PAUCIT 11 '; I 1 .1 Seifrlmming 33" * fl" .lr* No .&-16J- V& 47404. WMhw§M 646 col 10 " &W MINWAMitu leg fauca vft i loi. No.07229. lance LM tolk. klAdss1v. 1,T'x 12" no*u ft PAdwft Sione In Rust. Bilge or _____ lI1U ww~llrvww """ !up AumL UULJ' Compromise Tax Reform MWON °1 120010F - &onzs Mirror 00;9O Bundle ~AVIRAWA% - atiaar eaiciir iv II . - • b II2WWJ iii/Os*oi - Herald Photo lU 20Yeerwwranty Square ....... 23.64 • e, .......Ole o. M1m,Id Swil 752 Gold Vain is - Antique Gold Vain Prisms www,v, 'Frosted hsza9OiblOCk flOfflai iuifac. No. 320000 - Char 3 Heavyweight (Un. ft.)...... 11 No.8316 16'rule ... ... 7S 3TIbNNIIL*$$ U.N. • • TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)- Imes new In a short statenent Issued late shah to another count:7. Murder victim's house at 1920 Summerlin Ave.. 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;- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 11, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/5907b902e8ca5c0070ec573aa5fe1db3.pdf 64186b5b4cb7c744d6f0d86ea495b0f1 PDF Text Text $ I - I I• ' L 48 Type measure 48 Insecticide - 11 W-TM CHEr-K TW LANE TO SEE WHATIS I'AA GONG TO NEC LP 71,41S CAN LJiI Ø1&9 a . 1 - '" looc 2 Hit 14 Cm So Only OIV41 15 Gsrdfl plant 80 Not working 1 16 Budded 61 C$ character 110 2OFocuch 62SOflQsttS$$L0 1 IN PY!L0 P 21 Shelley work gon AIIIIIIIINIMUILIL 10000 - E ± IT L WT- HeheAd R I D A T Y I offirmative 64 Lair 23 Words of un- 65 Cloth" tinter 17 Bauxite 39 Single thing dwstanding 12 19 Canadian 41 Booed wds.) 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No. 21—Friday, September14, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 My ri Lamb F day. wni t e,tablets ca)t t too WL I'm long. factor and Jle don't My h He's Credit not so heavy On give exercise sufficient weighs part !da bed but he has a for what It can do when used on large stomach. He drives a a regular basis to control fat. be the ca use It' true you can walk several truck. This t. Would miles and not lose any body fat, of his being (Ilet' but If you walk every day, it Thyroid READER certai nly will help you be will not cause you eliminate u.wwe '"" fat tablets e contrary, th I am sending you The Health oye rwei"t b Quite an underactive Letter number 4.7 WeIght if a person has et m abollan Losing Diet. her readers who rnI can cause want this issue can send 75 slow, 'which may be coin with a gain weight even when In check or cents him to he isn't consuming a large long, stamped, self-addressed number of calories. That envelope for it. Send your relationship is why some request to me in care of this r prescribed thyroid Box i55 pills to help people lose weight. Radio City Station, New York, That'aamldake because most N.Y. 10019. Since both Of YOU people who are overweight appear to have a lot of fat to have perfectly normal thyroid lose, I want to caution you that function. In these instarices, this is a long-term project. giving thyroid tablets doesn't Don't try to lose more than about a pound a week and help welght,control at alL You might want to check In certainly not more than two with your doctor and be 5W pounds a week. You that you're getting enough enoughcalorlestothebaslcdlet thyroid medicine. If your that I'm sending you to enable thyroid gland hu been totally you to do that. I'd be happy if removed, two grains Of thyroid you stop your diet about every a day may not be enough for six weeks and spend at least you. The only way you can tell two or three weeks on a whether you're getting enough maintenance diet in which your thyroid is by your own clinical weight holds steady your respome to the amount of body can readjust Itself. medicine you a re taking. Your At that rate of weight los , this projectwill doctor will have to judge this you can for you. longer than j a few weeks. Truck driving doeni't have I'd also be happy if you review much to do with being over- your program with your doctor 'weight except that it can cause to besure he agrees with what a person to be Inactive because you're doing. BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) One of the candidates in the sislana governors primary has legally changed his : name to "None of the Above" and wants to be listed that way on the Oct. v ballot. Luther Devine Knox changed his name Thursday and asked the secretary of state to make the ballot change. The secretary of state's office referred the request to the attorney general. , i uofl t nuw whether that a misleading or not,,,said Attorney General William Give Jr. "We'll look It up." A spokeswonuin in the office of the secretary of state • MIS 1 2 3 4 12 10 - by Art Sansom . sits. F 14 13 _ tHE BORN LOSER 9 10 11 5 8 7 1$ 23 W ICU iT' - I .- WHAT U GOlW6 me ON - AT THE ARENA NO' TV T' Montana by Bob - U 47 si - - - - - - - - - - - ______ - - ______ - 84 93 - - - - - - - - - - 02 81 - - - 59 58 - - 53 54 55 52 - 57 00 THE G N0 so - 50 • - 41 42 1i'T - RCHIE I THOUSHT IV WATCH I - 38 . 39 40 . - 36 44 45 _____ - 30 31 32 33 - 7 0 - 24 - 34 di - 21 2$ 29 20 27 - - - 20 19 - - 85 - - THE DOTONIGHT F1G*' ' 0 4 HOROSCOPE .L BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL I . F — — , I r- 'I friendlIness, wWulherahelpthg - ' ) ' Qb) 3 I . . 1% . PRISCILLA'S POP by Al V.rmier HE RE KwN 401.11 F I CAN LOOK snr. LI KE AJOLP . ' . . •' .. ..' : -. A - . . . • ... . /. •. , ;.••. . .'•' • . ....... . .'. .',., •. •' : . .. g ' . ' INS CIV ''.. . ,. -. , .... ... .& takes his ace, cashes the last two high trumps, leads a fourth round to West's • . . •/. . '..' ' . .. & 'sssi ' 67 Mom •QJIS 9J913 0 Q 1 •10S7 9 ---01016 diamonds Tbb was just good dulny play not difficWt by todays . . -._,' IN CRASH ., el~mp_ ___ is Cr OWN- was 1a list condition t SeminoleM orIaIHosItaI(SMH) taby. She suffered multiple injuries. Police said Ms. Savage was heading ent on 24th Street when she coHMed with a car driven by 17-year-old Gregory Vhs. cent Smith, 118 Sunimerlln Ave., Sanford, pictured In car. above. Police said Smith was heading so*h on Mellonville. He received minor injuries and was treated at and released from SMH 1 •JBS7$4 SOUTH 0 A 42 ' / /1 14 o- LEO! ___ 0 ce . 4 L" c L / .". as 4U•, 0111110 W_ I 9-12 SWkI "1111111141111111 ( KIWP1E l.L. auGeBUNNY ( I'7T1 I tfAWfIØH CCRBCT WelHT) (ba POUNPS /] I'tTQl"• I I 09YA WIN A wow. I . • A' N .: ,,. 1 UIS. . advic. is more Mary ixes Budgete a ounc* MEMPHIS, Tenn.(UPI) - A the main part of the Investiga- Presley died of hypertensive criminal charges, he could criminal Investigation has been tion will be made by the Metro heart disease. receive a prison term of 2-10 order ed of Elvis Presley's Narcotics Squad," Stanton told Francisco scheduled a news years and a fine up to $20,000. doctor amid reports that the a news conference. conference For later today. Contacted at his home Thursrock 'n roll star died a drug- Stanton said Investigators Stanton said investigators day night, Francisco was asked induced death, authorities said will pull the files of all Memphis would look into charges that whether the autopsy team pharmacies-more than 400 of Nichopoulos "indiscritninatel- concluded that Presley died a today. them. Each store w be y prescribed thousands of drug-relateddeath. District Attorney Huh Stan. contacted and the prescriptions drugs not only for Presley but OUt I sold the investigation was "The only thing I can say is " he said. 15 other persons, including that the responsibility for prompted by a compl itint pulled, Stanton's announcement piano-thumping singer Jerry determining cause of death was brought against Dr- G'00rge came within hours after a Uv Lewis and the doctor's ice Nichopoulas by Ask health report on network television daughter, Crissy Nichopoulos. the responsibility of the mediofficia* who claim the doctor (ABC~TV) that Presley was a cal examiner, and whether they "We just started this thing did or did not is not really On 5.= RyDONNAZMM "medical drug addict" who The council Thursday night cut out the proposed fire truck prescribittl more Tuesday so I'm not going to material in the decision," and up per s, res ul HsraMS* Writer died as t Of a persient makeanypredlctlons,"Stanton Francisco purchase, but retaIned the pi.Uce force at full strength the said. for Presley abuse o drugs prescrid to commcet1uns * fan that the alowmader Lake MW Polim outcome of sai f theposs ible the orven months immediately him d by doctors and dentists. Councilman Cliff Nelson,odwing sentiroffAs of the me Y Asked if he disagreed with the woWd be"to be cut by tow offlm ad the fourft bowd.add the police MAndo and the communics111021 unit preceding his death. The report contradids the the investigation. member mmmimilon; unit dimindad, the Lake Mary ft statement that there was no "We hm bm investigating official ruling by Shelby, County Stanton said he expected the indication of serious heart CMW lbwWq nW adopted a balanced bodgd retaining all We csltdWUn saw allegations made by Medical Exambw Dr. Jerry investigation to be 'lengthy." disease, Frawiwo said. 6-ab. mv they AA sonsolliffiL Cetaxilmm Burt Pwinchid, public safety comminkw. saidIf Nichopoulos is convicted on solutely." The first major cat is the lIIdget (4 flpslkltores WM the City ctthg the police force In 1f would be like advertising for the Department of Health but Francisco. who ruled that councU end mayor's ItS mJy molary totaling 0,0001 year he city. and dipands WtAft $0 POW to M@mbsrs ofthe cfWs advisory Couiscilman Pat Sodbwardl while daft her support and ap$own OW aft 40mmission ad board d pr.datloefor hepsilce department, said the yours knew what isTVNday'$uliCtiOfl ft ptdidthef1llWe fi1edtolr(4ereTuNdeypIu1FJIllI4maiser,ueis they pop ly 10M bm p per $1,100 M.s4 ,mJs.tk,i to $4j5, MI of the retur,,*"P as a p1from the people that they wasted Øas . 9 EIVI"s Death To Be Probed ___ a, V .-. La By GEOFFREY POUNDS records indicate that there are judged uncollectable. matter. The letter she received Herald Staff Writer 3,600 persons who owe the The agency will not take bore an SMH letterhead, but Seeking to collect more than hospital money. The total court action on those refusing to was apparently sent from the $500,000 in unpaid bills, amount of unpaid bills over the pay, but Bentley said the Minnesota agency. Mrs. Nealon Seminole Memorial Hospital past year sought by the agency hospital itself has and will sent a copy of the letter to has retained a Minnesota is $530,000, Bentley said, continue to pursue that avenue Mayor Lee P. Moore and the Collection agen cy's services. The agency will receive 25 in some instances. Evenin g Herald. Hospital administrator percent commission on each The first letters to those Qiarles Bentley said the Allied bill coll ected within 30 days. owing money to the hospital Spokesmen at the billing Medical Accounts Control of St. Bills collected alter 30 days but have already been sent. The department of the hospital Paul took on the SMH account in less than one year will earn letters ask that the bills be sent today said they have received as of July 31. It Is not the fl the agency 33 percent corn- directly to the agency rather "quite a few" calls from angry time hospital has used a mission and bills collected after than the hospital, or confused citizens questioning collection agency, he said, but one year will earn 45 percent But the use of the agency may letters they have received the Minnesota firm was con- commission for the agency. not be without problems. One cvneerning past due accounts. tracted to "Intensify collection "I would emphasize that this Sanford woman, upset that her All calls are being referred to efforts." is a very professional firm. The name had been put on a the agency and callers are told "They have a reputation for letters it sends out will not be collection agency's list, claims to phone 1.800-328-0114. success. I was personally threatening," Bentley said. she was told to pay a past due Impressed with the number of He said the agency will bill of $17.50. She said she never One Sanford man who said he satisfied clients," Bentley said contin ue to pursue delin quent received the original bill. went to SMH to question the about the firm. accounts until such time as they Mrs Charlotte Nealon, 2440 S. validity of the bill said there The agency will handle all are determined uncollectable. Bay Ave., said she had to were nine other persons in past due accounts, regardless However, he did not specify contact Bentley personally in front of him, each angrily of size, he said. Hospital when an account would be order to straighten out the waving a letter similar to his. iminau rug-induced? ssvm ter ANP rM GOIN I a;U13E MR. LNIVE :10 rM GOING TO 19E Gus" YOR .. • . I . . dei1in. ' ec n ..• . standards. However, Sommera defensive lee '2verlooked ast that would bitter coninqpences. Discover counsel if you have huportant 4 to the defeat of the with whom you best get along or legal contract. 2 romantically by sending for AQ It Is an unusual and rather AR1 'March 21-April 19 your AMro.Graph Letter which difficult play, but one that o mat how difficult Vulnerable: East-West t*gü anew with y would be made a really ON mistakes are to rectily, Dealeir: East UWAY. ma $1for each to Axtrogood East p of today. Graph, Box 0. Radio City them immediately. Try to Ead putslar,Ing of 1pades Wed N" l&W 8011* krtoWs quo at trick Station, N.Y. 10019. Be SUIt to Eweep them uww do rug am I? ducks a club .p.cublzth date. Pies 'ituitIon. comes back and South will be ftu a dead duck. go South takas LMA (8*.SNOct.33) YOU TAUMNIS (AWD *Mq 30) kis we of spades rot away, Could W"Oday because You itts not your aturs to be bw ace of trumps,ism tvA to be a do(Wist. N'PM" dew openft low: #Q so don't begla to*, a We Wast's jack Wakift didarts your %A hold the trick and now with a little white Ile. It could ds*oy lbe very tbft you could am snowball and can" 1 watebes West luau the brilliant lead of a low spade to be" Ping for zIntlfldsd ByOiwaMJaeiW EMIL C0IP10 (Oct. )4N0V. ) aSd Alma mug Back comes a club and t he GEMINI (May IWia. ) TIM astra FUNUM today contract 1181114 could *0 over not to Id Involved In any into taltiall it out on yaw mote b Todeft head was A.-s--.A (NEW VaZRPRUANN.) daAwAmAns _y commercial or wFANNor fsixft Dool cause how declarer c" bdq flow (Do ym hew a gwoft kr mdUnwilhomyeaknow0k be needless a difficaft pme by camm vw euiperm? wr* -,Ask ft about Your losses wm't , isogvar,J. CANCER (Jme l4uIy ) g d. You may ha,, greet catIy bat wi. the costlautise. be (Nov. It owded 7bu be U his ace of . to* amen6ft yew dby suffrod, 0-0118" 1 a) 7taws a 111111 boll noto es, The Most Inwat. today that you oasis iW*'1 Net ustods,uJfsjs hip queefioni u be ues w ep the miag perilS is IS you laetisdemmy,lsdea mit . Voi d er an bapuitMImer d be UI* low iIsIs4 and Micu In his o OVJ4COIYMOORN.) k11J$#41d wMa yes',, let LEO (July SAug. U) dews. Waste#bu.os YOV Past ____ — AP4''WAY? __ NlVW,ddpeICeeebscatbyfáermAuidtheom.rg,ncy the police (crc, cat. in—'e4Jiie And, she warned failure Of the comdfl to make the cats would bat a proposed pichass 01 a. • . new fin . would be bçoMIbk. The referendum failed. See !J.RE MARY, Pig. ZA peimit, budget. Don't be eztrangas*. d,Outrages Sorenson F- CNIOW"OrNI of Admormtraft SPI011N A I'W$ '' flIV I us 1fJ, 10 __ _- uvi i amoatsl "tMoll . of . . . , .. a .. it aihosllw"MI which the my of ad ad in the '-ID. ---rwv L.MwymMIparcMa.isi • Meanwhile, in compliance Mqthat "It may lathe ussarwIflu: .dw1 thepemaitycoati wMb a an MMs law to be "1 y dL Na IeN'• bsM.uuy'sarpMIstloalo MIOn*4C* rip,slid aiter prqana to iseresas yos brims npMIsd to the City. wrosg Mausy said th. this year, the city comcU had - qw • ,• wvw .. • ___ _____ . r I• __________ The ri...-t- \j Pow wu ITI rressin ... . ,..' . nine. West's toughest defense. NORTH m3 is a second diamond. South 10$42 •74 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Pay 4XCW attention to what PWn (Feb. WMvcb 20) you promised to do W someone You may think you have the th your family today. Your lack you are of foflow.Urough could have waycif course. Seek out good 0 .: VVHAT G &L TW C WEIGHT LIFTING and. even S .)' . k)tTh ME ! OTHER fLE5 (UL1URE I A}jTh[$5T M"KXW WIN AT BRIDGE - . •. -::.:' how you get a Hitler or a Caesar." Knox said he was told by personnel in the secretary of state office it would cost $430,000 to change his name on the machine ballots. Absentee ballots were sent to the printers last week. "I'm rather baffled. I thought the law provided that you could change your name in court, and that if I could get my name changed in court, I should be able to get It changed on the ballot, he said. Knox said he would consult with his attorney to decide whether to fight for the ba llot name change in court. •• ' g bv Howlio Schmklir • in ..•1 . Above As Governor ? Knox, considered one of three minor candidates in the nine-candidate field In Louisiana's open primary, said. voters have never had a completely free election in America "because they have not had the opportunity to reject all of them." He said his name change would enable voters who did not like any of the candidates to register their opposition, "I want the thing on the ballot. That's all I want," he said. "I'm interest ed In reform anything to get the people interest ed again in the election process and get them out to vote. When people don't take an interest that's . . Of said she was under the Impression the name under which a candidate qualified must be maintained on the election ballot, "You can change your name all day long but that Is not going to get your name charIged on the baHot," said Gloria Crowson. "It doesn't matter, you can look in the election laws all day long. You can't find anything where a can didate can get his name changed after he has qualified. There is no provision the law that I know of. "I don't know what his intentions are. The attorney general will have to be our adviser and represent us." . . . ' than cal and CO could send you YOURBT1WAY on. Off In the wron Sept. 14, ins The success you an looking You'll have trouble getting for this orii1z w on the track. Sbift to I* &N With dhwL Treat everyone you meet with f you flp4 your'.if thvoy4 ...• ERK A MEEK .. . Friday, September 14 1979 ' / . . s 4 Choose None - w ,!i c! You VVou - (t Evening Herald (US PS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Dr. ourteens.WereinOUr 6ft &W f too heavy. I have a thyroid condition and had paw, removed about 28 years ago.I take two thyroid tablets a eiald IT(!1l11lg : ... ft _ 7*fy 0"mm has The law says the ad- m b retin 111" P of == lbs rat u it rsndvs$ hem. the Ma rats disuld be 1rsased Sj dty ,. do '010 the plaft Ik $110 pe"Ir tease am ym Is me ham tw , ANN. '' ' S RON '. •. "a(Ouenb p,*iiiuisheae Waft .5 . . - WFIW 11W 1111fow %. Ica AN, . 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Fir airs on .- .. .. _. .- . . - . . . . - . -- - - . . - — • __ ' -'.•_ ' _ . • • - AIR . . . .........-_ •_-,_- - - - - - _____________________ �2 t—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept.4, mt US. Counters Claim 1 WORLD Position Softening On Cuban Situatioà : IN BRIEF . Italian Jet Crash Kills i. . '.11 . I ; 31 In Sardinian Mountains CAGUAIU,Sardiiga (UPI) -A twin-engine DC-0 jet of the Italian domestic line AT! crashed during a rainstorm In the Sardinian mountains early today, killing all 31 people on board, police said. They said the plane, carrying 27 passengers and a crew of four on a flight from Aighero In northwestern Sardinia to Cagliari In the south, went down In the mountains near the village of Sarroch shortly before 1 a.m. during heavy rain. National police said a rescue team reached the wreckage of the plane at 9 am. (3 a.m. EDT) by helicopter and confirmed all 31 persons aboard the craft were dead. The AT! flight was a mized postal and passenger run and was to have gone onto Rome after its stop jncgiL ATIs the main Itall Internal carrier and ythe national airline Alitalia. . , ... It' . . 11, Strike Hampers Mupp.ts Panel et 1'.1;M "J I . 4-,%, Moon Race Anniversary OKs ASSISTANCE 13 Arrested NA TiON IN I Missing Computer Genius I is round In Dingy Room :: DESOTO, Texas (UP!) -A Michigan State University student missing for almost a month, was found Thursday dirty but healthy in a dingy room, but the private Investigator who located him says the "veil of secrecy" around his disappearance may never be lifted Even the location of the room where genius James Dallas Egbert III was found about 5 p.m. Thursday remains shrouded In mystery. The 16-year-old computer whiz, whose pastime was playing the intellectual fantasy game "Dungeons and Dragons," is under a doctor's care in the Dallas area, although physically he is healthy, investigator Bill Dear told reporters Thursday. A Longwood man allegedly wider the Influence of animal tranquilizers was arrested at the Woodlands Elementary School of Longwood for trespassing, violently resisting arrest and pouiutt of a controlled aolVa'ics. to the 17 Cy mutw Thurad. at 10:53p.m. Glen Yakjbchlk, 20,773 Seminole Ave., of Longwood aUegedlywas found in his truck parked at the ® with a 17-year-old female in a highly Intoxicated state. After Yak. Jbchlk exited the vehicle he got into a fight with officers, said county deputies. The female told police where to find an animal tranquilizer In the truck, deputies said. Yakjbchlk was arrested for trespassing, resisting arrest with violence, and possession of a controlled substance, He was In jail Y CONCEAIJED WEAPON _____ Ths G01 Jumps tO LONDON (UP!) — Gold took a big jump In Europe W* to at yet ano record price spurr.dby Thursday $ late surge on ew The price catapulted by $12160 In Zurich, topping last WOW8 111111M 1411111p, of $110 to open at a sow $34Z an - MCIuOfl * .•. 1 .' • WRIGMATORTUM e ing £00 • I The new tax rate will have a home owner whose property Is • • • - niction, '.• i .. i Vi / / é___ ' * L ~~.. • . & [31 A ' , Q' • • _ - ' • 4-0110 I 4'__ MI 2 • '• ___ — • •. • .am __ laft • ____• .I1 • 11 • -' Aiwsl~ .. , ' ,'i ••,' •'•, __ ' - in mseL llu • ad ,.4, 1 a OF 16 £ tp. __ am •.•• ' $Nada.d $0oded j ":1 .. !' ,7 i~ a% %_0 -*b - ,;: : ,L .' ,,. -*_ '.1 ••'i ' f ~ . ~ 'IT . .. 0 "L .1 ;rf4 , . • I L. .ii_ -- ,. ,4_,d,__-.+ ' -. - "- mommu~• • riwa • L 1, " ~ ~~ ,. 9j 1" -t • • .. • is. 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President Carter made a First Lady Rosalynn Carter will be asked to speak In Seminole flying Inspection today of the stricken area where damage is County at a $50-a.plate fund-raising dinner for the Kathleen estimated in the hundreds of Anderson Comprehensive Work Center, center director Patrick millions of dollars from Murray said today. Mrs. Carter has been an advocate of programs to serve the Hurricane FrederIc's 130 mph night. At developmentally disabled. The Kathleen Anderson Center Is a landfall Wednesday least nine persons were killed In proposed workshop for the Seminole County adult retarded. The decision to seek a well-known keynote speaker for the fund. storm's devastating sweep raising dinner came at a special meet ing of the center's directors from the Florida Panhandle Th ursday night. The special meeting had been ca lled to discuss the Louisiana coast. in.. neratIni 110000 ------needed In renovate and insure mea of a------------- -.— insure two ----a----4I1 W7 ---ns -F iflV WVAtVU the rear of Lake Monroe School. buildings at over land and dissipated Into The chapter has leased the buildings from the school board for squalls over northeast Alabama s wake was $1 per year. Thursday night. In it Alternate sources of funding have been sought since the cendestrtxtlon far surpassing that of Hurricane David In its trek ter's directors were turned down by the county in their request for the Eastern Seaboard last financial aid. Murray said a committee has been formed to organize the week. and extend the invitation to the president's wife. up dinner cl Th ean began Thursday. sometimes there was But nothing to clean up. Dannie Roexak and his wife found that out whet they surveyed the site where their died Monday. Sept. 10, at Florida bt1neu, R1Y'i Marina, had NATHAN MOORE Hospital Altamonte, will be held stood near Pensacola, Fla. Nathan Moore, 78,011318W. noon at New Mt. buslneu is gone. OUT 13th Place, Sanford, died Saturday calvary Baptist Church, W. 12th house Is gone. Our boats 'c Monday, Sept. 10, at Florida with Rev. G. L. Sims Sr.. pastor. Burial in Restlawn gone. All we've got are our Ppl) Altamonte Cemetery. Wilion Elcheibergir lives," be Heis survived by his Wife, In charge. So did Bobby Brown, viewing children, grandchildren and HAMMONS, HINRIITTA the shell 01 his him In the Sea relatives. Funeral services for Mrs. Glades subdivision of PenWilson Eichelberger Mor- Henrietta Hammons. 11, of 1507 sacola, tuary Is In charge of W. ism st. Sanford, who died Sept. e, will be Saturday at 1 "I have nothing 10 salvage. arrangements. p.m. at Second Shiloh Baptist Nothing at all," he said, adding HENRIETIA HAMMONS Church lflS Airport Blvd. with that he lost two houses, VIIUC4 Henrietta Hammons, 74, of Rev. H. L. Harris, Pastor. Burial ata tow d$100,000, and his 79. 1502W. 10th St., Sanford, died In Resttawn Cemetery. Wilsonyear.old mother-in-law died of a Sept $ at Seminole Memorial Elchelberger Mortuary In charge. beset attack In the storm. Hospital. ____ PU Sr was backed Out In an She Is survived by a STRAUGHTII, DINNIS hClfl5 and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Funeral services for Dennis ed&'fl$id *, 52, of 1105 Oleander ________along the resort Davis, grandchildren and other Straughter, bw"n,.. Ave., Sanford, who died Sept.'. stretCh aid utility officials said relatives. at home will be Saturday at 3:30 it may be a *01k Wilson-Elchelberger Is In p.m. at Second Shiloh Baptist Church, 1125 Airport Bou levard, servIce can be restored in the charge of with Nov. H. L. Harris. pastor. ares. Alabama had 1,* DENNT0tAUGHTER Burial In Reatlawn Cemetery. Ekhelb5f9l? MOdUötY code mars wiheet electricity Dennis Strauglder, 00,011000 with an atMltl" 1210 in Oleander Ave., Sanford, died In charge. and 90,1051 PlOri Sunday, Sept. 9, at his josips a. WILSoN- Funeral 'wch,ietondabesthaU01 ruiilsnce. et U Casfl Brewer Court who t He Is survived by his wife, died Monday, Sept. 10, at S Mrs Aifreda SlraU4Mer, a ElI, Wetr IbOltNSI Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be Saturday at 4:30 P.M. at 'Md in ES 000dal V 5?. Jan05 AM! Church. last 0th ad. Days Olkes. an AIahw' wun.Ek1uIb,.er Mart $1. and Cypress Avewe. with _____ sild nary Is In charge of C*vil t± Nov. K.D. White. passer. Burial fl, In 111160 4M Cemetery. a brewing. company would rsnioda. lIchilberger Mortuary In 11111" Is ØSWdbSE 10 Water jossja.wnao t.day adssadtbrist rirklwk Jin H. WIlson, Olaf of * comW WIi to MSM Castle Brewer Coed, died (y1oria. Monday, Sept. 10, at Somhiole Cibsi $114 SethIfilieS WS dUt m e oW s'tiewits,ra. INI adt (T1S Win., seas, dengiders, barnes. ad 01-11111 dsvadatlss Is that 'Wn-Ek - '-urMeit• nary Is in charge of ___ ps,y duet wii _ .iiSs.('fl° , IW 'g,$IleWIS&&," arnwa" - -- • ._ i is • W,* W& , ~ ' ' ~qmpnvewI • I kusod - uu we W seu d4&ku,inIeipMd*be ' 0 to hatØl no $ometothusøan'ig$M AWa . Rayperli 011$ sn't 11:44 p.m.; low, 3s10 s,*., 119 P.U. BOATING FOR&C*$T • $1. to Jur - okisil izarsine ii ''*win No O.", - ___ :a OriaWi __ ___ • ' — :!ias~ftapj , Mill 14 he , R~& - Cesmona I r .9 s... readings; I.e n,7$; eu11k', %; II; high, ItOh tile pressure, 'Mt1, vi pereent; 00 at $ api r.ee: Ciasld.rable eleadlassi Iatuy vii s 4" obswars $ad It few pg . 1* Do" J. NNW, Lam Mmy I SVSSk$ OSI5SI JMr& 01IUI ft at In SprIngs dd J. Mulvihill, DO0Sfl gyj - To Sneak'? Rosalvnn 1 r _...ta Lleyd C. Young, Cessna Marilyn Gray, Lake Helen Car" Miller, Orange City Janet I. Soil. 01110M Psngual "'A"80111114 Jr.. WInter SprIn prssaa .• . I.' *fVthd by Rsd',bigii at uiM4$Nin lau, lbs satless largost • twn' WdB knew A" ft saws ssparatl,. display • I I® Mali __ • ... ,. without _ • 1 • Rigby. CUdISI RObInSOn Viviliwil ChelnUt. Dilary WIlliam C. Kieft, DeSary -, arian A. t.sact, Jeines H. McNeill __ ___ ' '•• Ain ipin sspjles d books. -n'1MM, • : •aervøisa .r far Wails Rodased ISIS in ad *101 in jrnuJu. p e$s4 in the trdft at* in pesMd*cII*Md__ jfju. . ."1 1 • • ' ad Mile d nd poply of & bt in _ • Cells?. 0. Dando __ ___ ', Sharon 0. Mary ., ard, Ala., told his officers to Jackson County Sheriff's office damage would. exceed $50 give looters two warning shots said water was being trucked in million In his state. Florida Gov. Bob Graham and then "shoot to kill" If they from other areas. to make a helicopter invessels and equipment was Small didn't surrender. Mississipspection of the Panhandle. Shipyard, Ingalls "I imagine it will give people at something to think about," said Pritchard Police Sgt. J.R. Helen F. Crawford Sara Outlaw Jeffrey Hunter Gertnide a. K*.S A major attraction at other "We are to making The IM claim that they placs a $1,119 j --' and put imtheNdopl aa,tsuck. .. • he. prepseod idary .1 Isp, ohm fr $11,109, will euble, youngsters to ar hm lb plsuis ad good ad 'at warranty d.s ad ci to InpMe conhe ho .ettu.apkpal vUen sad -. Rs • • 4 ad 0011W 111111111111 ___ gusural operating sJise in *a fin dIW1P Petra ADMISSIOIIS Sanford: ' -. Mayor A.J. Cooper of Pritch- storm. Capt. Joe McCool of the area and told reporters the D$CNASU$ SIPTIMSII is, isis -. returned to their homes Thurs- pt's largest industry, were By KURT FRANCK to learn that, In addition to badly mauled. Shipyard offi— Much day MOBILE, Ala. (UP!) no power, they may have little dais said the facility could be Gulf hurricane-ravaged of the for more than a out of production for several water Florida Panhandrinking from the coast days. We to Gulfport, Miss., was week. Mississippi Gov. Cliff Finch, A break In the main water without power today and who arrived on the coast at the National Guardsmen patrolled line compounded problems in shattered business districts Pascagoula, the Mississippi height of the storm Wednesday with police to prevent looting, coastal town hardest hit by the night, flew over the devastated a..either to an- Salvatore Blanco, Winter SIMINOLIMIMOIIAI. HOSPITAL • -U • 0 NOTES • , • 0 MONTPELIER, Vt. (UP!) - The date has denied emergency fuel aid to a poverty-stricken mother who Is burningwood from the front porch of her mobile home In Morrisville to keep herself and her four children w. "The wood dove was going when I went to her house, and she said she's taking pieces of the front porch to burn," Sandra Neely of the Central Vermont Community Action Council's Morrlsvllle office said Thursday. _______ HOSPITAL • 0 0 Burning Porch For Heat P"" •: - :- Hum"can ewHit COCIS 0 LOWUTO 0 Need Cash? 0 INSU RANCEO Faces Power Outage o FOR 0 $2,500 to $50,000 "Probably the next time we see you nounce a settlement or a strike," UAW President Douglas Fraser said late Thursday. 4. Shortly afterwards, Fraser and fellow UAW officers met with GM negotiators to hear last-minute company counter-offers on wages, pensions and paid time off. • • 1:1 HOMEOWNERS: walayM,. Is : • ARE SET ....ii..... QVI • The forms are set for construction to begin on the concrete bin in the alleyway behind Mr. P's supper club in Sanford to hold garbage and trash from the establishment for pickup. Earlier this week Bob Patrick, owner of Mr. P's, the Sanford City Commission and County Sanitarian Val Robbins agreed the construction of the bin will eliminate the necessity of storing the garbage openly in the alleyway between First and Second streets until pickup. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ DETROIT (UP!) - General Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers union began crisis bargaining on key money demands with a strike deadline fast approaching, •_ k. 1511 1UU lu r wiqwau IPJ • THE FORMS i t -r' ,ç'i • • ,T: •' : - ' .• Cr sis Barga ning Begins' " ft Me MOM mussid severe damage on ', -- • : ' show was such an effective launching pad for their careers that John Nelushi and Dan Aykroyd no longer have time for it. The network announced Thursday that they've quit. The two performers are In Chicago, filming a movie based on their album, "The Blues Brothers," but they issued statements in New York saying they will not rejoin the show when It enters its fif th season Oct. 13. --There's no que*Ion that the shew wes a West showcase for me and that it afforded me great opportunittesto develop and hone my skills, but It's time to move on," Belushi said. —rovV0111310 *" nk clalm ft • . • • • • • ' Saturday Night Quit .•• - • ,: .. • 'i" Society for Biochemical Endocrinology, said Thursday the drops also may be used to Inhibit the production of sperm In men, but said more research Is needed before they can be used widely as a male contraceptive, The injections and drops for women "will quite possibly be available in other countries within the next year," McKerns said. duIsi Pomount Movthi and StorMe ed • ' year in some foreign countries. Dr. Kenneth W. McKerns, chairman of the International M111111180 __ 1111111111y Mo of Property has fed Or rilwed to deliver some 01wdolineirstoo1W1?P!7e11 and — f'4'e'i of the $900 In salarie, paid to the mayor, city Petting Zoo at the Central "we v 1,11S_' in the k - i 01 $4JutflInt and P Md lOmIag coondaZoo17I2ln8enfopJ. otp HEARING' Janice A. nouers Is suing cn,'Inc. foe new acuity will be eercutn,Mdl$j deranges. "utIiu of cut 01living pay ineruss. le* .mphpsu. funded by a $11,119 'is'ulkn rsstauraats. We hops the Ma. is dalma 14l1( hguy and •:• -_0111* salary andIngs beapflte .1 a' main- fror. Rid Lobster seafood pitting ma *11 he unjeped by itilfuily withiusid ormMlrn that a new previously untitled tananes erpiryis from lbs Nibs. dosñ • redaura*s and was prilisdod ourim plila., cutmare, ad ve'dWb.u* by her had boon prevIouel titled. •, i.4, $0 for 4 sips to the 100 today. of $19 for modal fallow P14U - Well N area. $bS I1II*IN _ Mory and punitive dmaps. The fleW facWty, to include. vgj • ". Aadmokomnlwiuto&woi gilderqwdw Iii time to p° ada Robert J. Mathews and Roam s114 pounøreaking M" and enclosed coutyard, will be OF_PUBLIC ....____ : co.J IMod boat from an apestmat parking IOL Jobs W. Tan, 24, Apartment $1, Semoran N. Apartments, told . • cwTed year. Cuts made to balance the budget include: OCT, stMul;: c Robert Wlnckelman, 41, 3159 Jericho Drive of C.elberry : represents Taylor Rental, 1560 E. Highway 436 of Altamonte Springs. Wlnckelrnan reported to Seminole County deputies Tuesday Taylor Rental had rented a tent to an Orlando woman on Aug. 21 and it was due back Aug. 24. The tent was never returned, according to Wlnckelman. BOAT TAKEN Between SaWrds) evening AW SwWay morning someone took &: • t•• '. HARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) Federal officials say they will false statements and faced continue an Investigation into possible maximum penalties an alleged tax fraud scheme totaling eight years in prison involving at least seven cash- and fines of $15,000. The defendants were at. iers and seven bettors at the raigned in federal court iii Hartford Jai Alai fronton. Officials Thursday arrested Hartford and released on non13 people and sought another in surety bonds of either $2,500 or what they termed a plot to $5000. Court documents described avoid paying U.S. income taxes trifecta tickets at the scheme, called '10 perceil• on winning ting," as a plot in which the fronton. "Our investigation is continu- cashiers purchased winning ing into possible Involvement of tickets from the customers at 90 other individuals, both cashiers percent of their face value and customers in this scheme cashed them for the full amount or similar ones," U.S Attorney and then retained the remaining 10 percent of the Richard Blumenthal said. winnings without paying taxes He said the alleged scheme on them. involved at least seven of the John Devine, Connecticut fronton's cashiers and seven executive director of gaming bettors and the gross value of said the "10 percenting" wag the tickets known to investiga- discovered by gaming cnitors thus far Is approximately ployees who were running a $45,000. computer check for systenn The 13 people were charged bettors. • ' ' 1 I, with conspiracy and niakin ,." NEW YORK(UPI) — NBC-TV's "Saturday Night Live" Srdnole County sheriff's deputies he last saW his 19-foot Sabreese boat In the canplaz WNW Id at 8 p.m When he' Mickey A. Shue, 27, Box Ilq Wed H*way 0of Sanford told looked for I at 11:30 am.ftiday it was misain . Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. she found 14SF refrigerator and other household Items all valued at $100 rn1hg. The back door to CiVIL Will Sbus's residence on Highway 4$ wan found opi. The foldvftuit has b9113 dwft the ofSeminole' Ceurdy civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith aeeklng damages in i an 93': • ad Jan *&& we gift ParNnowd Moving and P tt (Continued Frees Pap 1) create a credibility pp. The city council adopted a balanced budget for fiscal 1979'I* WWI" NFIA and, calling for a tax rate $1 $1 ____ us.. eai*) IY w,'. '" ' MAIL E Beat __ y 14, Wit-Vol 72. No.21 T" 161116M liar" __W 1. csass pijp Ij of Smbr4 pile NOTICE'a' • I 1 .' NORTHEAST HARBOR, Maine (UPI) — Scientists 2 . .: I ..*11 •. / t1' 1 1 •• have developed long-term birth control Injections for women and nose drops to regulate their menstrual cycles. One expert predicts they on the market wftIna An Altamonte SPriAP rental Company reported a tent stolen.. is,, Oii%i • ft Courts , • "Me overnight jump in Now York awght the mad* by stirgise and coanisid him* renewedi q@cQW" demand 11 a P Ida • ., * Vlr.s IL Id, Birth Control Injections . s • n, the price Juloped $10.0 to $30. EWIIII.HIIR1II - t ' I WASHINGTON (UP!) - The House Ways and Means Committee has taken the first major step In welfare reform by approving a bill that would set nationwide standards and give the federal government more control over the program. . On a 21-14 vote Thursday, the panel d •') 7 billion cash assistance bill considered akey President Carter's plan to overhaul the welfare system. Administration aides said the bill, intended to provide more equitable cash payments for welfare recipients, would require states to provide a minimum benefit equal to 60 percent of the poverty level by Jan. 1, 1901, and 65 percent by Oct. 1, 1901. McHenry TOOLBOX THEfl Joyce Stetson, 34,119 Live Oak Lane of Altamonte Springs told Seminole Cowty sheriff deputies he want on vacation Aug. 16 and when he returned AM. 30hi tool box and assorted tools valued at i w, $ig from his garage. TENTMIanING Repor s • - The pric=Uppeda fraction MIhe morning fix In London to 9340.700. . . A £9 controlled substance, Concealed me. cording to the Seminole County shrifA_'" James Re 21 sos san Alis onte 11%.... allegedly had a loaded revolver Qfl ma iid Iacar when es said __ Thursday morning an Altamonte Springs man had not posted Roumu could not produce a drivar's lkmn And bad mwjjusna bond for driving with a suspended driver's license, possession of a . .. omm, In • - I I • Welfare Reform In Offing? Longwood Man Arrested At School HARLOTrESVILLE, Va. (UP!) -The Delal Ln1, jj spiritual lead erofTibetanBijd&ij4p, gays he may be the reincarnation of Tbi:lmeia Jefferson. H. said during a visit to the University of Virginia, w"_Jdhm 4,dgn,4 he was Igait..4 1ng an i$$ VLd I1 followers bellivethe laitni thii4tti reincarnatlonofBuddha. I I I • Jefferson Reincarnation? Probe Of Jai Alai BRIEF In Parent Night Slated WHEELCHAIR MOSCOW (UP!) -Twenty years ago today, the Soviet Union won the first leg ofth race to the moon by commanding an ISG.pound satellite to hurtle to its death Into the Sea of Tranquility. Usia 2 craah4anded on the moon, the first man-made vehicle to journey from Earth to Its newed space neighbor. Newspapers of Sept. 14, 1900 ran stories assuring the Impact of the satellite on the moon would In no way disrupt ocean tides, which are controlled by the moon's i*ozlrnity to Earth. '• their third me ing In l than WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate Foreign Relations Corn a week today. The possibility that 2,000 to mittee 11uradsy overwhelmingly approved the nomination of 3,000 combat troops may be In Donald McHenry to replace Andrew Young as ambassador to the Cubs fortreinlngpurpo..e-as United Nations. The vote was 13-0. The votes of two committee members, who the Soviets claim - appears to did not attend the session, were not recorded. complicate the negotlatlo,". The nomination now goes to the full Senate, where approval is White Howe press secretary Jody Powell insisted Thursday aisured. Young resigned last month after an unauthorized meeting with the troops have a combat capability and joined his State a resnstalive of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Deportment cowderpirt, Hod- McHenry was Young's deputy at the United Nations. ding Carter, In trying to coisier McHmnry, 43, told the lawmakers Thursday he was "a child of stories In The New York Thnes the State Department," having spent his entire government and Washington Pod that the career there. Herald PN y ThM Viecsm$ troops may be there to train Mabel Cloudman gets a lift from Federation Of Cuban soldiers. "The articles In the Put and Senior Citizen Project Director Joe Maher and 71&es elaborate onone bypo. minole High School ad- discussion of the state Seminole homemaker supervisor Marie Goodwin. Ms. thesis," Powell said."That Is a pjd faculty will assessment program, and oft Cloudman is one of many wheelchair clients who hypothesis for which evidence hold aPar.nt Night onldcnday Important Information of in. will benefit from the new medical transportation. Is lacking and which in faCt at 7:30 p.m. In the school terest to parents. van obtained by the Federation. Services of the van runs counter to evidence that audmilrilsm Parents should runlrsd their, will become available to Seminole County senior we do have." Parod Night will include: children to bring home their citizens Oct. 1. Persons interested should phone 831Carter tOld meeth the teachers, an In- class schedule for the purpose hyp h is In is morning's trOdUction ci the new 1979.1900 of parents' locating classes on ot es th 4241 for Information or reserva tions, papers Is but one olaanlesof Advisory Committee, campus during Parent Night.. LONDON (UPI)— Kermit the Frog, Mills plggy and the rest of the Muppeti gang may be forced out of England by atelevlzlon strike, and u they go_ they could gone for "There's no way we can have the Miçpeti scabbing on our union members," said Jack Wilson, general secretary of Britain's National Association of Theatrical, Television and Cinematographical Employees. Wilson made his comment Wednesday night after Lord Grade, head of the company that produces the Muppeta, warned that he might be forced to leave England to meet production deadlines. 1 ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ad- possibilities. I can personally Cuban forces by staging demonstration maneuvers. ministration officials have re think of 15 or 20. UP!, which was not present at peated their view that the "We are In the midst of very discovered In delicate negotiations and we the briefing, learned the senor Soviet troops Cuba are a combat brigade - are not going to speculate official Is David Newsom, but they say It Is poesthie the further. When the Issue has undersecretary of state for be on a demonstration been resolved, we will make political affairs, t he top career fully clear our assessment of officer In the State Department . unitmay or training mission, He Is not directly Involved in That reaffirmation and the situation and the basis on clarification Thursday was de- which our Judgments have been the negotiations between Vance and Dobrynin. signed to counter press reports made," he said. UP! learned Newsom st. the U.S. position may be The complication arose when "softening" with reaped to the a "senior State Department gested a series of possibilities, need to force withdrawal of the official" briefed some reporters Including that the Soviet unit, Wednesday and told them the while equipped with combat troops It came against the back- department Is considering the weapons, had no direct combat ground of continuing Intense possibility the soilders may mission, but rather a training U.S.-U.S.S.R negotiations, have the mission of training role. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador - Friday, Sept. 14, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Fmoral sIrvleeeNrFteltIWMssVe.el NATINI NAVE TNE LEAGUE FOR YOU 130 -. S si ••• 4&.. -- • • -t .•. . '. - .- . ••.•..- --- •---.-• ._ .- . I-il- U-._& --- - .- - - - 1~~11111:~ W. •._.. _ - _ . IF go"* t__'1 . 111, -_—_ IT,,_ ___Limi-_,tL I . . •----••--— S I - 'ø '.i* ••• • • - •• •• -. •• -• -• T--.-.- •' •••••• •• •• ii �Evening 1[kvWW Around CUSPS 4.390) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-3fl-11 or 831.9993 Friday, September 14, 9 - 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director FIs Managing Home Delivery: Week, - ,. .j 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, • county population will hit 248000. Most $4.35; 6 Months, there was a total population change In Seminole County of 81,353. Only 8583 persons were gained through birth here. More than 72,000 persons Immigrated here. Thus, close to 90 percent of the he Clock Full-Blown Crisis Cn riihnn- Sitit - w w- - w - - _ That the Carter administration faces a fullblown international crisis over the acknowledged presence of a brigade of Soviet troops in Cuba Is now patently obvious. it should be just as obvious that a direct Soviet military presence In th e Caribbean represents the clearest possible test of the administration's resolve to defend American interests, not just in the turbulent Caribbean but everywhere in the world where th e security of friends and allies rests on the will of the United States. The Caribbean, as the world recognizes, constitutes this country's backyard if the Carter administration cannot prevent the establishment of a permanent Soviet military presence In Cuba, only 90 miles from the United States, the credibility of American guarantees In Europe, the Middle East, all W the Persian ,i ,,i •11 i.. u wi ll s u ff accordingly. iii-a-world away aribbean DUL one flu not. iOOii uvyOflu theCaiivan basin itself to find ample cause for alarm over the presence of Soviet forces in Cuba. Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are ripe for revolutions the Soviets and Cubans are bound to see as opportunities for further penetration of the Western Hemisphere Nicaragua's future under the leftI., fn,. from t1#IiVi ,.n,4nir. Tnrri.,inn 1n.,iinri .I11 I.UUI. U M411U&U and Grenada are already drifting toward the Cuban camp. A permanent Soviet military presence in Cuba could not help but enhance the political and military prospects of Marxists throughout th e region Given the importance of perceptions alone in international politics and a Soviet foreign policy based on exploiting every possible power vacuum, the consequences of a weak-kneed U.S. response in ANGL Seminole Ban9ed . . Congress 0 Guts . 0 ________ . ..T. .. _____ ____ .. ... ____ . ___________ : ... . ... ... . ..,/ I q, ... ''.. , 'I. .. .. ... .. . . . •. achieve ,. 1 ;! 1 A '.. - #'J.F 'YF 1'•' . • ' •W 4. . * ' 4' ;•. ... ... .1 '. ..... ... . . .• . .• .. 4' 4 &-.. Via, 4 ./ . : . ... .'.. vo ....... Seminole. - ' other hot spots include Greece and Turkey and But the power barons who chair other Senate • the Kashmir, split between India and Pakistan committees are furiously resisting pressure ' " ' That doean'tmean the red of the United States *T from the Muskie panel to pare by $4 billion quakefree There little red dots all over the Is various spending proposals they have already , Amnerican wet toeastern Colorado, and there 4 •. / . approved in order to keep the l90o deficit below ___. . the Caribbean can bevlvdly Imagined. .*-__ are dots showing recent quakes In places like this year's $29.9 billion. The point is not, therefore, the actual mili tary State, southeastern Missouri rk western New Yo And in the House, not even the Budget threat posed by the armored, mechanized Infantry ;.' 040. .1 -• i. IC. and Charleston, .......';'.' Conittee itself ffl Iflllvifl d artillery battalions that comprise the Soviet to the earlier promise to reduce the deficit In the first half of this year, USGS says, the IIP'MYE. brigade in Cuba. Nor does It matter particularly Al. ak.k.A aet year SLI ?I.JC next year and IGHT R ' 55J t.. a a at.. considerably quieter than In 1978 with world uv1eL troops are in i.Uua ostensibly LO whether we Soviet . . "What's $4 billion here or there?" one House only2oslgnlflcantquakescomparedto62ln 1978, Ti TL fli guard intelligence-gathering facilities, to. P& staffer asked. "No matter what we do, the deficit quakes, In e•when 15,196 persons died a Ui. or to std*tlttte will go up because of InflatiOn ig)e t1 n at ths .eaiuiy• So wby .. 6pe=1 fn 'tro Vl tu ob ia a 9-de,,ft-IftV tet" By DICK Significant quakes are those registering 6.5 WT flgi" 0? the right place. Union's dirty work in Africa or elsewhere. The more on the Richter Scale. The Richter Scale Why, indeed? A good many reputable The Federal Trade -A WASHINGTON (UP!) Now, with ad ent O& I shortages measures the magnitude of a quake. point is they are there and their presence marks a economists claim the deficits which have ac- coauniuion told Congress itwas joining the hunt the blame vs disperal uaje has gone waves are quake vibratim3 that travel Seismic f theSoviet dramati escalation I thenature ' through companied every fe&W budget of the 191ft had for sm"ne to blame for the gasoline shortage. absolutely haywire and has darted throwing the oath. They are recorded on instruments involvement in Cuba and the Western Hemisphere. little oi nothing to do with inflatim, the form, The nod step, it all Son according to seismographs And should the Carter administratlori acquiesce which make zigzag lines economy's biggest single problem. will be for someone In Congress to blame the blame In all directions. And It Is Indeed true that a recession this FTC. Th. trouble Is that when you have blame showing oscillations of the ground beneath the in their presence, Moscow and the rest of the world falling on Instrument. coming year will Inevitably drive the deficit What this cowry needs, obviously, Is a new, spewing out every which way will draw the appropriate conclusions from this ground when fIr4 planning the 1*budget. Even The current modal, which has been In use since companies and I don't know what all you can't motions Immen American interests and those of our allies will strong ' Muskie and his Budget Committee colleagues the Vietnam war, proved woefully ambiguous In be sure which Is the proper target. here J the world. Time'ace and quakes suffer. ' concede that, allowing for a $28 billion gap the Three Mile Island and the DOlO InThis country sorely needs a now narrow gauge Im-'tudof a" 1' can UIW from the Soviet Compelling the withdrawal 0 between outlays and revenues. i graphs vestigatlons, and has been rendered completely blame thrower that can zero In on a single gas seismo "e IflIWlItUda formula brigade need not involve a military confrontation. shortage perpetrator and cover It with BUt 1$ billion Is Mill less than year's deficit, ambivalent by the gasoline shortage. variation, In distance betIndeed, the current Soviet-American military These deficiencies are hardly surprising, culpability. and It is movement In the rigit direction. The JWUYI U41* quake's epicenter, the '11* big dread is that the blame thrower now In P0 deficit has be Mirinking, little by little, every however. Th. darn thing never did work very balance argues against any showdown reminiscent so 5 iMc above the quake. 1976 and a deliberate decision to service will become okeated year since fiscal wall. of the Cuban missile crisis 0(1962. On the Ridder Scale, magnitude Is expressed that trend surely ought not be made During the Vietnam fighting, youll recall, the retrospectlng again. In that type of accident, The Carter administration need only utilize the without a pretty compelling reason. blame thrower developed a bed malfunction In known as "The Vietnam Syndrome," I. could whole numbers and decimals. A 5.3 magnitude, political a" economic levers "dll at hand to For the fact remains that regardless of wbt us rdroector. Kept throwing the blame back- start throwing blame all the way back to 1100, for ixaniole.Is considered a moderate quake, a , "' J , , " combat units wauiurawtu Oa ,i force which was when the first American gas-powered 63 strong. Each whole nwnbsr on the Richter the so-called experts say, most Americans an wards. from Cuba. Scale rsvuads a lUcid Increase In the edent absolutely convinced that big federal deficits are Blamed by Jane Fonda for America's In- car was built. The Commerce Department granted 7,000 ex- the prlmq can of. the inflation which has vclvmerd, the Nixon administration blamed the Up to then, American not only had a surplus of of the quake. But as an estimate of energy, USGS nb14ratIouI, which throw It on the gasoline, most ciftwu thrown away asa useless ui. each whols-numbsr Inci,ese In the port licenses last year for sales by American . ravaged theedlon. And thsyas.no good rauon JImi their own wage and price datn mnegnitud. scale "corresponds to the release of to moderate atjon wtcii tire, it en the byuct of kerosene. companies to the Soviet Union. Much of this conRecrimination experts uy the key to about 31 tImes more energy" than the preceding or thslr locreaskiilY hime dolt lo.ik, as long as Elssiho*er aè'ratIx. tlnuing Is ad. Involves sophisticated techflology so blithely spending money It the govsnxnent Is At one pout, the blw'. Uvower was developing a blame thrower capable of getting to whole'nwnbr value. coveted b" Moscow oiding ill th way back to Millard the boUom of the gasoline shortage II.. In lmn There's a hs. ,J 1f t• W et IMD1 Sovi ii'i fli PW of Cone Seek heed this sentlmw4 ID Fflbnore, daring whose admMrMlon Cern. proving the guldance system. tansity of ae ' ewtwx flh1CL ptin st ,uunriv$fl grain to millions 01 tons q ado g Its fir fiscal 1100 budget resolution mnodar. Perry "opened" the Far East t U.S. ngenilik "You can't aim blame with any degree of calW the shortages In the Soviet Union. ... iaat spring- the non-binding version. But accuracy muses you have a reliable finger- M1 M Interests. or MW That should have bean the signol to recall It. pointbig meduanlun," a FTC source told me. And, of course, the Soviets are desperately that the deadline Is here for the second, aid km of inüu levels of___ y rain" play But k was kept y. eager for Senate ratification of ft Ill 0@1 Irkill,w"UPWO why It ' 11110 MMI dnwfm we hVil now 001111111111% hit imperceptible sbaking to roc, took so1cuigtoUw.wthebIaM for M1Tphhn a scapegoat In the till with a broad canard." dSMraCtIOn. ooge. the admInIstratIon migM bigin Its .: th negotiations, with the Soviets by Inform Lake Brantley and Lyman high school S- Ruul fumble recovery In end zone (kick failed.) Xirksey 7 pass from McM Million (Henry kick.) S -WellS 1 run (run failed) breviated schedule. The game Is set for Longwood, and Brantley Is a touchdown favorite. Elsewhere, Oviedo travels to St. Cloud, Lake Howell plays Spruce Creek in Daytona Memorial Stadium and Trinity Prep travels to Frostproof. around the district tonight. The two South Seminole County neighbors stage something of a backward battle tonight at 8 p.m. in the biggest game of an ab- * () . -. SCOREBOARD ' _____________________________________________________________________ . E c•nc L e D10me- i iirowe rs i Baseball. . ' f HHarm arman an's'1 Picks v' - • Refs sirnial TD as Wells tumbles Into end zone for winning score 6 6 0 0-12 0700-7 Seam, Staub Splits big t Hi Keys Expos Was Lucky the ball hit a Untied Press International There seems to be some seam in the artificial turf, unknown force guiding the otherwise I was a dead duck," destiny of the Montreal Expos. admitted Staub. It was the 16th victory in 17 How else do you explain a routine ground ball with two out games for tt Expos and their and the bases loaded In the 10th come-from behind effort ninth inning suddenly hitting a during that stretch. The junior varsity beat was seam In the artificial surface Elsewhere in the NI., Philastrong for Lake Howell and and going for a two-run single? deiphia nipped New York, 2-1, Lake Brantley Thursday night, it happened to Rusty Staub Atlanta downed San Francisco, but Oviedo found itself on the Thursday night and his pinchhll 4-1, and Los Angeles beat San wrong end of a 244 decision to single delivered two runs that Diego, 81. Leesburg JV despite an 89-yard gave the Expos a 4-3 triumph In American League games, run by Clarence Garrison. and Minnesota topped Texas, 74, in over the Chicago Cubs Lake Howell thumped Bishop enabled them to maintain a 12 innings, Baltimore crushed Moore, 474, as Bob lacovazzi percentage point lead over Toronto, 10-4, New York Scored three touchdowns- two Pittsburgh in the National whipped Boston, 10-3, and of them on long gainers of 70 League East. Pittsburgh was Oakland downed Milwaukee, 8and 65 yards. The Hawks rained out with St. Louis 3. Cleveland at Detroit was started rolling on a Scott Frick Thursday night and now trails rained out. to Larry Otis pass and were Montreal by 3 percentage PhiUles 2, Mets 1: never headed. Scott Grant, points. Pete Rose, making a deterRick Magaro and Todd Andrew Montreal's winning rally mined bid to reach the 20hit also scored began when Gary Carter plateau for a record 10th time, Howell is 2-0 and visits stroked a one-out single off collected four hits and scored Seminole next Thursday. loser Rick Reuschel, 17.10. Ellis once to lead the Phillies. Lake Brantley downed Valentine singled him to third Braves 4, Giants 1: Edgewater, 80, as John Simas and took second on the throw, Phil Niekro pitched a sixbroke six tackles en route to an bringing In relief ace Bruce hitter for his 18th victory and 8-yard touchdown run In the Sutter. Ed Miller and Jerry Royster fourth quarter. Pats' coach After Larry Parrish was keyed a two-run fourth that Gary Smith had switched Slmas walked Intentionally and carried the Braves to victory. from safety to tallback to utilize Rodney Scott forced Carter at Dodgers 8, Padres 6: his speed, but indicated today the plate, Staub batted for Bill Russell drove In three Slmas' days at safety may be winning pitcher Bill Atkinson, runs with a homer and a limited. "He looks too good at 2-0, and hit ahard grounder that sacrifice fly and Joe Ferguson tailback," he said. added a pair of run-scoring bounced over Ui. head of Bradley evened Its mark at baseman Larry Bllttner. • doubles In leading the Dodgers. Brantley H oweII Ns Win " Joe Baker looks for yardage SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE 9.15 TO 9.22 IPIECIAL I IF AILlEA kS Guidry Comes Back Ten Survive Piston Camp Mmete" With 1 1th ItCI1jiI))i I Moore PAINTS In Row - LATEX INTERIOR FLAT e velvety-flat - . Thus, - . "I'm just worried about getting healthy in time for Edgewater next Friday night," said Posey. "We could really use' a week off, but we don't have it." The Seminole defense, led by Morgan Smith, played a major role In the victory. Smith, strong-side defensive end, helped keep constant pressure on Mainland. "He must have had half a dozen sacks, I know he was in their backfield all night," added Posey. "And on two crucial plays for Mainland, he turned what would have been first downs Into punting situations." Playing conditions were less than perfect. A hard downpour late In the afternoon left the field very wet. Seminole is 1-1, Mainland 0.2. - . . • 12=7 M. - . On Q (2.4) 31.I4s P (4.2) 11.50, T 14-26)413.20.ffi Sli ame National League 1 Alava.EI.xp, 13.50 10.00 4.00 most 2Urizar.OIa 4.00 4.00 ORLANDO SIMINOLI W L PC?. OS SJos#Oyarl 400 Thursdaymatlnee is ss .go Montreal 0(3.7)47.20P(7.2) 119.70:T(7.2. Pits? same Plttsbrgh V si 604 1) 241.20. 12.50 7.20 3.40 1 NeguI.Urguldi 76 66.535 10 St. Louis Seventh me 6.60 2.00 74 71 .510 13½ S Echino.Elexpi PhIla Rica-Beltia 9.20 4.20 11.10 20guiuCoo 73 71 .507 11 Chicago 2.110 1 ailbao.Arana 6.10 4.00 Q (14)37.601 P (15) 205.41: T (14 SOguiza-Perez SI II .313 31½ New York 5.00 2) 112.20. West 0(1.4) 31.11, P (4.1) 06.10: T (4.1. Second earn. W L PC?. OR 141.20. 22.I0 9.40 6.00 5) 1 Slmon-QuloIa $3 63 .560 cincl lIggflarne $1 6.4 .555 I i/1 2 Legut-Arans Houston ISO 3Manoio.Msndez 10.00 4.40 3.10 2.60 70 76 .419 13 Los Ang 7 Bllbao.Zarre 4.40 3.10 3.20 4ZatAlda 64 $3 .435 ISV, 3Plta-Amore San Fran 6.10 0(1-2) $2.20, P (1.2) 02.201 T (1-2• 62 55 .422 21½ San Diego a (3.1) 29.20, P(3.7) 115.10, T (3.7. 57 $1 .393 25½ 3) 207.00. Atldnta a.w. Third game Thursdays Results Nin*ame 14.60 21.40 3.60 6 dLegueDoug 51.1. at MOO, ppd., rain Martinez 20.10 13.40 5.20 6.50 3.40 3 Zate-Aitu Atlanta 4, San Francisco 1 Elexpe - 4.00 5.10 4.10 4 Loss 4 Pita-Perez Montreal 4, Chicago 3 s.so Q (3.4) 44.40: T (6.34) 1121.30. Philadelphia 2, New York 1 0 (34) SIlls 1 (64-4) 03.21. Fisr* ms Los Angeles I, San Diego 6 12.10 5.60 4 2 Logue-Amore Today's Games 550 5.40 1 Rlci.Altu -0 (All Times EDT) 6.20 St. Louis (Vuckovich 13.10 4 SImon-Perez 0(1.2) 39.11: P (2.1) 93.30:7 (2.1NFL and Thomas 3-3) at Montreal (Sanderson 7.7 and May 9-2), 2, 4)111.10: DD (6.2) $1.44 Pif*ams St.Lcuis-x 6:05 p.m. 1ff110 13.20 6.10 4.00 $aiD4sie-x 12 Chicago (Hernandet 4.4) at 1 Urlzar.Zarrs chica" 11.00 4.50 Dslias-x 11 Philadelphia (Saucier 1-4), 0:03 lAttaJuin ClnCinni'i-* 9.20 New Ensland 6 4 Sibino.Alda WJ.vsøtix Pm Mimi 11 a(1.7)7L20P(1fl213.11,T(1-7 Denver 14. it 0-0) San Atlanta (Boggs Attants.x 4) $14-Il. Gessnlay-x . TSINIOY Diego (Jones 11.11), 10 p.m. NswOri-x 5li*55m1 PhiIadsl$ia 6 Cincinnalti (Bonham 0.3) at Sen Fran 11.00 4 00 3.40 LosAn.sIes.x Lai Angeles (Sutcilffe 14.9), 2Jose-Amors o. 11.20 500 ismelAIavaP.rez N.Y. JiNx 10:30 P.M. Diholt 10 4.00 4UrIutAitu KansCity $snii 0 Houston (Andular 12.11) at Saitimote Q(2-7)63.41:P(27)2N.41,T(i7- ciav.w* Ian Francisco (Halickl - 5-5), waW-x. N.Y.Olants 0 4) 47' I. 1035 P.M. *. Seventh Games $a?vrdsy'$ 13.20440 440 SSimon.JUan 4Iw Yore it Pittsburgh (1.1$? weells S Cwict, , onens 1.40 6.00 6 Pits-QuIols Cincinnati at Los Angeles PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) By Vatted Press btSrIhatkSaI Manager Billy Martin, who is 6.00 4 OSUlSI DOUg Houston at San Francisco won 11 Even though he has Ten players from the Detroit not overly concerned about College Q(64)7.1IIP(S4) 161.0111T1$4 $1. LouIs at Montreal, night Pistons' rookie camp, Including games In a row and has an Individual goals, would never, I cc go it PhIladelphia, 4) 4.Is. . *lowfl lIlbsaa. I" holdover veterans Jim Brewer outside chance at another 30' theless like to see Guidry win loweU.* 1L1 4 40 3.00 awe 3IabinO.Yza 4 Atlanta at San Diego, night it and Jobs Shumate, survived victory season, some people 2D. utst a 4A s.0 NOW14116-2 2 Slibao.Mendea Rutlirs the first squad cut and will join consider this yea a failure for V 440 Penn $t-* lAjurle-Juin Call St-K Arkansas 21 Americas League 0(24)31.20: P (3.2) 111.41:7 Illinown the team when training camp Ron Guidry after all he had a Missuwi 31 out 4)416.11 SCSI" 21 OrIoles 10, Blue Jays 4: 253 record last year. opens Friday. U. NSIreDime 0 W I. Pd. SI Nidthea.. Wak But Guidry, after pitching the Doug DeCinces, Pat Kell y Also among the survivors was It 14.10 340 340 Wlns$5n-x 14 91 49 .440 3 lot? FiotidS 11 .103 ftafen*x a is 61 York Yankees to 10-3 and Eddie Murray homered In Ilimon Mitwouke Orison top draft choice Greg Kelser of New 3.40 3.40 Miak$t* 10 Maryland Michigan State, who signed his victory over the Boston Red Sox support of Mike Flanagan's 01 42 .166 13½ ILOU ILO Win 4.00 Clemson-n n Purie 1 61 .552 1111 UCLA-n 0(2-4) VAN T(24'l)4*Il. I New York J ai Alai - - JACK ANDERSON - - - that technology transfers, grain sales :2s& ' T are Incom, (Ibis with a permanent Soviet military. 2 Ira-Mendez 6AIuri..Eiorza . - 'jr 15.00 7.60 4.40 6.20 4.00 3.50 1$abino.Zarre ' - . Pilth,ame Seattle at Can City, night California at Mllw, night Minnesota at Texas, night M ajor League .:. - • - .. ( a . r'.1 Bran tley-L ym an: Biggie Seminole Mainland football teams each hope to fire the shot heard - ___ -. concerned. Star running back Arthur Jackson suffered a twisted ankle and sat out the last three quarters. Lawrence Rudolph suffered a bruised knee, and Reggie Branch came into the contest injured and ran only one offensive play. Joe Baker, Wells and Robert Guy helped plug the holes in the offensive backfield for A ..r, 1i David Smith (83) and friend celebrate Russi's big fumble recover) new, free pamphlet published by the U.S. Geological swv.vofferslnslghtslntomeuuring the primal force we call earthquakes. show1ng where all the contalnsaworl between mid-1963 and 1973 U6JV I al. e A d ots ou l*,?we ma tline the "ring of Seismic he und &utO , lC I' Americas, Is iu along along the soutbern coast of Ahiska and the Al and south al" the Asian coast sisIinds and through the Islands of - , , erald Phsles by Tom Vincent the eglmateof the Great San Francisco Quake of 1906 Is 8.3. , I.;. f .. .3 - , f . .• . I _ - . 1 ,1 1 "W // _I - 1••.' ... Seminole defeated Daytona Mainland by 12-7, capitalizing on a key fumble recovery by Joe Russi and a clutch touchdown plunge by Bobby Wells. This morning it was old man Injury which had Posey most ByWILUAMSTEIF "Everyone just stood there frozen" on the 52nd floor of San Francisco's tailed building. That's how the receptionist at the top..floor restaurant described the reaction to San years. Francisco's strongest earthq e The Aug. ua quakt.e was & on 4k D1..$.4 Scale. The one 68 years earlier was estimated at 6.8; ,. - Seminole High School's football team won the game, but coach Jerry Posey still Isn't certain who won the war. To 1 . ____ .j --55f .. - . /7 '9 K . D. ______________ r I . .. .t . ____ ' r. __ . -. . - •1 ____ .. On Budget .. ____ ____ , WASHINGTON (NEA) One of these days, someone Is going to rename Capitol Hill "Cravenbeart Crest" In recognition of the congressional penchant for grabbing the shears whenever fish-or-cut-bait time arrives on tough ones , They're at it again up there, this tim e over the great balance4he-budget issue which prompted so much repentent rhetoric just a few short months ago when the sting of the 1918 elections was still sharp and calls for a constitutional amendment still clarion By the end of the month, both the House and Senate must decide whether to stand by their a balanced budget previous resolve to tI I 6 I.. A at. ....ZakI ak wo years or a ban don U1C LII W within UCAI t for of deficits-as-usual. And guess which coursetheyarevl.rtuallycertalntochoose? Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, Is waging a valiant but lonely battle to drain some of the red Ink from the federal budget In fiscal 1960, which ." 6____ DAYTONA BEACH Foilow ing Red ots Quake ____ _________ P Holds VIEWPOINT .. . er ,.... -..... But Mainland Falls; Edgewater -. .:....... - 4., U Next ____ . - - EWAL T 4,1fl4 Friday, Sept. 14,197"A- . W WU W W W W. _ SPORTS_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gov. Bob Graham was among those called to testify at the Senate Special Committee on Aging in the scheduled Washington this week but he missed appearance because of Hurricane Fredric's smashing the panhandle. The committee is exploring effective methods of providing energy assistance to the elderly. Chairman Is Florida Senator Lawton Chiles. With the completion of the budget behind them, county commissioners can be expected to begin the task of setting the priorities for the coming year. The first order of business probably will be the completion of drainage Improvements to the Midway area. The county is under the gun to get of that population growth likely will come from Immigration. For example, from 1970 to 1979, Year $47.00. $24.00; that project completed since It Is on Its last extension before federal money runs out. U the Midway project is not done by March, the Department of Housing and Urban Development could recall the funds provided to complete the work. growth can be attrib'.'ted to Immigration. Another interesting tidbit reported by the council In Its quarterly publication Is the rate of gasoline conswnptlon. Close to 24 million gallons were sold during the three summer months of In, but by the spring of this year consum$Ion had dipped below 20 million gallons during a three-month period. The population of Seminole County will top the 300,000 level around the second quarter of the year 00, according to estimates by the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. The council e1mhtes the current population at about 168,337. Projections call for an increase to about 172,000 by 1*. By 1990, It Is estimated the -. - . 9 - . o r & ceilings. srwalIs REIAL .ç.'. , I easy touse, dry in minutes. - . -. .,,.,,,,. Granted, this approach embo" ft sort of P I . Za "yt declinelJ`- to . ,, -' d S '' t .P'o lots C.Ubam On.- U es ''" S - MW Moscow. It is neverthe '; Wctly then There little do amseg U.S. Wi1ftgue Up, The Soviet military makes in thowende it an miles of vital sea WASHING? N Beverages an Swet'l Low g toi*h talk the Soviets imd.rstand and the situation presence in cei is more siermieg t ia, u ten Is beating is eflited Mes from a t'i.j Aciii&" 01 -in Cuba so obviously requires. Ceugrios Is sudarstaadthly wLed it ths 'aide-dims in the survsIJbac pens. pe$s of ew spt hive indicated. We Sdusc re ot have uncovered evidence that the Rusitims are filhe'e ci utilItrce MIplg to level with the urar", ally, Tuba,, has yielded to Soviet enraged r4-4leti wiuowi, onths • ___ a $0 ., flying regular recs irá'i. hem. aemakareentheiris ff of Iov4AllhIwy .5 ae soviet I - - f. :; '.. ,-.. .. :' I I .. . ( c... "It.,',.. r, I k, I 1, . .... I . ... . a. WOW .. .. .. .., . ...i the daily miaSma Is to keep sack dUB d. Ity$'*Onssaand d* . .., .' . .tr,I ! .1 4V . . ,. - j A;~ - .r . .' . ' -I "VI *pi' iiiI . im at ciet. ppd., call New York 10, S00on,3 ___ Is _mlkuluily eir sew that we 11 Wicks. pus. the ---- a, Isa. - __ (AM Times CDT) listen (RsmmIdIWUI 14) it occ • J Ib. i 'mm klin -- immti me..i it Wickum iMiflid ____ a. c. "a. W a. IN ___ 1611111 - - r*.-a 14A 6.20 3.05 3.40 341 •?iii*Si 2Ira.AldS . - $40 NTonusis ou P (H)9&40S Till! alssi ILK, ISIthso.Ju.n lAluvIaZarrs 2)201* =i:"-' - 4111*0 (P11)-n TaiaiT.x Pin000l cliisis-s 10.31140 340 w4mma 1411, 1:30 1 LegusDCus . 1740.30.4 SINS 1 ldiaiAmor. - - ie-x KU411 ca4.,i N AAIWN ____ 111111401i440) *sss .Is$t Cr115 i 20 4 10 Raiders ' Ui*'llIa NewM WiiIsW VMesIIN- IS * . $ It Test - . .', - ___ ___ a. ' ____ - - ___ ____ Ti'ansoctlons - - cleanup. REGAL' WALL SATIN! Seattle - . , By Ueitsd Press lalerastlesal the Raiders' lose: while Sea- their V1i*0W/S I e soap& water P %~__ `Iw - ____ ___ S3'0 Or' : REG. RETAIL: PRICE PER ____ - o,fri: ,' - , -- -- i , as, ___$ 0A&0&L,a.&.!L ... . . . .......... ....'., 10 '-'.. __ :..., -_ 1 r ___ Jr,14, 16h __ __ L iiT3 TT ~ . a C.II PAINT I 210 MAGNOLIA, SANFORD PH. 322.4422J . - GALLON ____ .-.. 1 1-.-.. [" I - laiN awn _____ contract .Thursday and reports Thursday night, said, "I con- 22nd victory of the year. along with 18 other players aider the season a success A's 1, Brewers 3: battling ___to make the Pistons already considering I was 6-7 at Rickey Henderson rapped out th' seem. Others ptlnclude ftI5$arbrak. At that time, three hits, scored twice and guard Roy Hamilton and for- I thought a 15.10 record would. drove In a rim and Dave Revering hit two home runs to ward lull Hubbard, guard Earl have been a great season." Willie Randolph and Oscar pace Oakland. Evans, forward.guard prospect Tony Price, guard Terry Gamble each drilled four hits Twin 7, Rangers 4: Dirod, guard Val Bracey, and drove In two runs to pace a Ken Landresux lined a tie____ Alan Hardy, and guard 1$-hit attack that lifted Guidry breaking homer to trigger a leeward tlreenm 12th for the Twins. to 17.7. Stan Joplin. offensive line Is more hawks' IS*4)Indlr Jim ZOffi mobile this year. Not every. W.Va • Longtime Oakland Raider 'gu,4jpj (Sicker 4.4) it tins times In thing they're running is intercepted $(I.7)47.11jP(1-1)lflAlIT(W. :!1i Coach Jila Madden won't be a, T.i. (lOIN 64). 7:20 p.m. ___ ' etcif." : wst. (CM00 3.1) at NOW - is .ei.s. dOI'I 1u's110 Settle Coach Jack PMe'a ' Isw-e.e In other games Sunday, i.,, e .s,,. VOO , - the Raiders will he any less 29.20 145 54 a, p,aj5 w (Parr 112) 40 eOpaft be ego Is a Dallas, Tampa " 11 suhi to '° substantially different than (licenSed 1413). 4=WUrPll Bay at Green Bay, Oa kland at t,$ - 440 I *Jds.*Amere now a, re led they we yi&. T(H. Settle. Detroit at the New 41(4444010 114) 1N (LasiJSr1 17.13) 40 r,umIt it (SMIMOVIlI 114). 2) 133.11 "You camel till tI Nmi $ssd kicler soi York Jets, Baltimore at Clove. - I:Wm. " Ysi Raiders have had a coaching land, Denver at Atlanta, New 1415 1.15 1.01 IIa- (lann'efer III) 40 UatiOls 1adw ' 4'amge Settle which lest to by watdulr the 'IWP1 - 1415 III flea," England at Ci'wUw'U. 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BLOND%E . .- - -r'c'r •••"• Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 50 Mental by Chic Young -. - component 'k JP' I ooi.tr 5UTUONLYNAVE AU HALF THE squ.RSu..O ONEMOREwOO (ANDiscRosswoRo IS "..tFI5HED ( CARE r 7/._1 PUZZLE . ,._..'- Is It (p1 t1 II I II 53 CleVfl.$$ [ s ''. a & a o song 55 Greek colony N DII[P alaMO o I l a l 59 Of the skin 8 Kernel9 62 Bali 12 Cry of D I Author F11flUfl9 I Sky' 'M FINISHED, IM FINISHED. 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Health letter number 82, Acne to observe any noticeable TE FIMALLY ERk. '- - It does hsip to WAM the increues the sensitivity of the. £ , face two or three times a day gi11 to the uwiiaguisj V1IV5 sunlight, Studies suggest ft with warm water and soap. MY LIMRAMOMS... ____- 0 i ,• "W41/ " 43 CflyNtA.iTMVNUL Pae OlIV by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP T "'OR UY 'EIThER FACE THE \ 1 LOOK MISTER A 11AWL BABY ABOLIT IT! YaxsED: A FACT THAT GAS PRICES ARE GO~* SKV 141GM THAVS U FIE BUT SCYCLE! 1I. •- / ' Will, ____ 1.0 — - I 4 - cancer-causing ____ ' V t4 _________ sua~*_~ 9-14 1 by VOW & HOWWA11111 BUGS BUNNY V , ,.WOVOR 16 WAITING FiOR H15 PINNER I FU 61Z rX CROP JI Wsi,.M.., HIM" NEVE9 W699 YOU ARE, WOVER SAT W&A^Ty. , / CUP.' KNOWTH AVW NOW P0YA "IN. AV= IH'#IX Cft0f A V ON THAT VFFKA$P' Poe FC*P *IIFP.' plpcgRENf, ' 1, : VV I. I: • 7 V V V. V succesliful, he winds up with ft.rat of the tricks. down'to earth player on the principle of OPI' win the rubber and trying # . You South 9.14-8 A Canadian a eade asks what opening bid we reconl.-. - . ,t 0 .1 - ', - . - % . V By JOANNE SCHREIBER SpedsIToTheHerald You've agided insulation and turned down the thermostat. Is there anything else you can do to save energy and lower your fuel ,;t bill? You can make a quilted curtain which will help keep beat from scaping ftou& large areas Of glass. For example curtain a small room used as a guest room and study that has a diding glass door opening onto a patio. Because I - the mole crickets to the surface be applied by hand, but be sure to feed. After spraying, water to wear gloves when spreading discover just how damaging mole crickets can be. in tact, V - . Homeowners with bahla grass lawns sooner or later mole cricket control has got to - U beon the top of the list ofin- V Dacron "Holloffi" batting, in the closest width to your fabric. This bat is fled in flat sheets it is evenly thick all over. For your fabric select a pattern with a good vertical motif, so coming questions I receive through 0 utt he year. Mole few times Who ille foulr_earlf~ saitopeeiigiscon.ct P IPAM ITPII1$EAWt) - (ft a OW Of JAMY f P.O. &i 459 Ao Ci"' N.Y. "i TOM for about 40 minutes. But DO the material. For sprays, a NOT WATER after applying garden hose jar attachment DAVIS Urban baits. Always apply baits applicator is recommended. shortly before dark. The most Horticulturist August and September. crickets can sometimes be a weeks will provide better quilting. pea g use mod part, they are considered baits. Just be sure the area to common lawn insecticides will keep your bahia lawns To make ft cuftins, first turn and stitch hems in curtain and to be the major pest of babia be treated is moist before during the past few years and relatively free of mole crickets treating. Moisture aids soil Baygon, whether in a spray or a and provide you with a better of the glass and the northern exposure, the room was always cold lining sections. Lay curtain and lining sections right side grass. together. Smoo the top layer of fabric. th batt in g into place over penetration of sprays. In the bait, seems to be the best understanding of the number who For the county residents in winter. Stitch all three layers together along the sides. Trim away excess may not be farniliair with mole can of baIts, moisture attracts material for control. Baits may one pest of bahia grass. The soluom? A simple quilted curtain, with a closed cornice, blocks and batting In seam allowance Turn unit right side out crickets or know how to control wam the cold air around the glass doom Now run a line of stitching doom each of the stripes or ap thern, I would like to go into a 7 The curtain is designed to read to the floor. If the cornift is proximately two hiches apart, to create the channel quilted effed little more detall. From their bulky, you willWell to make the curtain Only 1% times the width and to keep the batting from dultrig. Finish the top with a simple velvety 4PPe8r2m and OwAr habit of burrowing beneath the of the doors. casing, to slide over the curtain ro'i, You may cover the comics with matching fabric or point in son, it's not too hard to aft how For a sIx4* pair of doom You will needtwo dn*-Ywd Panels they got ftir-name. of k4ncb fabrics, an squd yardage of Uning,&W two Fickages of atripes to match the fabric. Y Sudden Infant Death Explored At Seminar and feed on plant roots melt Register by September 20 by "Sudden Infant Death Syp coordination of the follow-up front legs are well adapted for other contacting the SMH Educatiaii with turineling and the adults resch a drome(SIDS)," one of the mosl process f &bout 1% irsd". bafflying and devastating professionals, such as law Coordinator's office, 3224511, Mum A Losing B*ingo Freak longth o s D ing Fami Nuts ho' However, this time of year, family tragedies, will be ex- enforcement, medical Extension6Ol. plored in a workshop to be examiner etc. they are dill quite small V II presented September I I to be their tunnels are not going The faculty ill includeSat Prominent, making it Seminole Memorial Hospital. Hiott Irrgang, MC, Assistant nearly as Slated for 8 a.m. to 12:30 harder to spot them NevertheMedical Seminole less, they are still capable of p.m., t workshop will be held McEntire, County, and Betty doing extensive damage If not in the fellowihin Hall of Sao- PhD Research Coordinator, ford's First Presbyterian because he was living with a can I teach him a lesson? DEAR ABBY: I'm 22 and T controlled. • orida SIDS Pro ject MISSOURI IN TAKEN IN nosy sister and he dldu't want y problom ii Each r4n# eggs are laid in Church, Third Street and Park DEAR TAKEN: Never her to know his business. Dear the soll and tenymphe hatch ln Avenue. Fee is $10. i 'Mother. Sbo'b a sick other "leu,L" This senior about two weeks. Thus, there's the Wedartad.eelnguth Participants will learn of the woman. Not s day gossbythat place and during awlagerbas already graduated only one generation popular myths concerning sms ; ALL she doesn't play bingo! (Always atmy ) WA we jud jut let Ills wife haWk 60 and how to counter than with AftIt Is &IT11111111 Ow bu* plumb fell In love. I'm 52 and r"'est. nuts. I have two pouseur at night especially after rain or accurate information, sumGeulag married? Whether irru he's IS, narlze the current SIDS s m Suddaly I was served ym wad a forstal chufth perature is above 70 degrees F. research pro" iM nursing Um is Poo an 12110 th"111110 liplTomakeakftdorY wSdft or 8 dm* 1119,0111116 Their muface burrows look like implications for the future; wbwe AD tb 11111111110 uJ.Ivi gumMers short, this man had been owe-thug ceremsey, get miniature mole runs. This disCUss how understanding of solaas,aud do plasa1 4 IW years, his wife Abbys saw booklet, "01w 1. mardsdfcr4 WI:: .aUthemuasy •—'ji , the grieving roceucan assist H aL.velyWsV'ag. Send can kwn to .iift InduIlng with families; help $1 aid a hug, staupod we such families In coping with st ass and The wild product dig bOwafrUflhICbUdr. are Udi$ f bS. Ibis eeids .UidE.usd envelep. I iiit special problems such as the stawInbSokth*NN' I my low left bar becam dud, bwe patches of ass wo 11111111frill1c 11119 subequent child and know the 1119 ANY: in ~ _WW, I know it 1 1 1 1 111111116 Mole crickets can be conup my um In No town. How neverly oft C" WIL but Will do h1dL heft kd V . öA V Regardless of whether you effective time for baiting is use a spray or bait, a secoiid during the months of July, application in ten days to two Mole crickets have built up a control. problem in vegetable gardens and flower beds, but for the trolled by either sprays or resistance to many of pur Hopefully, this information Mole crickets live in the Boil to the cocree saills. You on bid tw9, next. Tills Is one of thg Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Michelle Muncie shows how Keys can u used as a weapon. Bohai* Gross Lawns, Plants - ____ 1Xt) -. . Mole Crickets Can Dama e V of clubs and takes the diamood finesse. West gets In with the king and leads t hurt South refuses thlat finessi and winds up with onespade,• one beart, four fta clubs,'game &W rubber. 11 Station, Now York '• the benefit and professionalism have • - by •' by 50 TMves V • I 'i, ti - . :• Gardening Try Qui ed Curta*in For - mot On VV - - -- - SPIDER-ARAN - *0* are £ He sees that he can afford to lose the diamond finesse so he V V FPAW *W DWE "Our consultants me when the contract is assured. V• / St itch in' y Yorks on overtricks *XX VZX OAKJx • AQx * - interested persons can verify "As a result of our classes, we with which persons have civic organizations, church qualified organization. It is only received many become familiar through our groupsand concerned citizens by the citizen himself getting "We deal with two major crimes are committed. thoroughly trained, and cer. their classes, of of program," concludes Bill arrange for crime prevention involved that we can combat cases, of acts documented given as classes," Recommendations are tilled classes only to conduct types of crime in our classes. whether they be given this senseless dilemma. lAcally, such businesses as crime being prevented by Brooker. Brooker states. "Crime in the to the crime deterrent practices after passing a rigid written circumstances in which violent covered, I He wants to get nine tricks before East can gain the lead. - of some Pizza Hut, Jack-in-the-Box, either awareness, the "We wholeheartedly by Operation Critne-Fight, the is held to 35 minutes, but business, for instance, the receive than If they were just provide the names concerns for whom they Sambo's and Atlantic Bank are preventive measures, alter- recommend that all large local police or sheriff's such literature," says large th handed educated to e employees are elsewhere it con be extended, so have conducted classes so that participating In the program. native tactics or equipment corporations, small businesses, departments, or any other that more material can be more frequent locations and Brooker. 1979 WIN AT BRIDGE -- Oneofthekeypointsstressed swers, the participants are at 628-2451 or 628-4)421 at their at least ten persons inand International headquarters in tded in sitting in. At a in an Operation Crime-Fight much more likely to read business, the length of the class class is awareness. At a apply the printed material they Orlando. They will gladly He may also want to give you suhetancesyou certainly don't, antibiotica. Thesehelptokilloff want to add any more mipe, ..t classes are available to any and this is exactly what we're a class with live instruction, welcome phone calls from including questions and an. anyone Interested in the classes business or organization that promotingl" you not use any oily or greasy - •.,.• 7 • - either. You can help dry up the eliminate the bacteria can, oily secretions by sponging off Increase your sensitivity to the face regularly with alcohol sunlight. You can get a sun burn sporige& For me"urse beyond a lot quicker it you are taking' that, you really should see a any of these. Many people put a lot ofphysidart. preparations on their faces to- If you feel yourself dlaon. AQUARIUS (Jan.IO-Feb.19) ebonted by condwons, put your it may wt always be true of (jaw Wasto work f"yvu this )Vu, but today You PMM couling you. Your in. techniol dftdnq =d we *.I+A ventiveness and Originality Alle to figure ad 000w4d 014 A Q i 105 have a larger role to play than mechanism or systems. Put J 94 this skill to use. you may auepet *A63 vow (Aug. 23aept. n) POM (Feb. SMarch 20) WElT EAST Others will look to you to show You could be exceptionally • A lOSI 2 #Q 63 them where the action is today, pspular today, especially 972 WK843 booms you have a way about members of the opposm M. 472 0 X85 you that expresses self. Makesure you're seutbythat •J754 41012 assurance and knowledge. Special BOMA*. 901trm Discover with whom yoU bed ARM (March 21-April 11) 4KJ 9 .95 get along romantically by Yotruier sandtlthkIng are AQ1063 waft for your A*o.Gr* 'in tuns today. Allowing tM to OKQ9 IAW which begins &new w0 becolm a 10011t productive ti= your birthday. Mall $1 for ascii for you. Tickle a big Job Vulnerable: Both to Astmosph, Box 4*, Raft TAUNUS (W*May 2) Dealw: Nwth QtySlatlon,N.Y.10019.BeSure Associate with friends today. w You're receptive as well as to specify birth date. , .p. 3• UQ& n) You emmicAutive, wild yaw pds Pm 39 Pm 3 NT P Pass PM welcome the camaraderie i keep to yotwasfl, therell be rA unmiaWas You dW. GO= (ft 314me 30) it sindwballywwantorbowyou is": 46 plan to p about p0a it then Is somAhing you'" bm 1 t061 Tow vialon Is clear. ' _J 111111=11,110 (OeL *Nff. a) to work today They abow TWo Is a pW day to aftM POW10 Of mdft Or 18ft viewpoints. Eva tboso 7W 7" 4108M opinians are strong they show CANCIR (Jim. 21-July ) The find tbree-low" p i-W p I ibbilft ad pod Spuk up. Dn't take a bad cowbet is V "d who &aft *6 me LUMAM(Nov. SWw. You'll know bow to W le-,c -wift is iia— two 21) You hsvstMab&l*ytoduy a.uti, Without being of. diamc.ds. West's Mx of spades lead is to get to Ike beitom of Hthr,' fuiM,. Probe o tl width has had ISO (July 2IM. 22) You as. NrmaI aid South's best b to put his kft a C" take Ch" d a you, pmb& 04m kWko* od dww othin bow they 1$) When it comas tim. for tOpI r-----lbS ii orders to be given, peopl, will are, yosil be "" bolb.dirTb. iist end listen to YO YOU 115* VOfY hPY. lakes both aid If both .ii* alt .j . "It's the' oil glands can drain properly, problem begins with oily; know how to state purposes or set directions YOURBMTHDAY Sept.is WMEBODY 7HIMKS WEW 71WE I IMILIK •.. days," says Bill Brooker, thrust is, of necessity, reac- and windows, exterior lighting, equipment as additional, strategic st eps crime safety. president and founder of tionary, and the major part of and even burglar Operation Crime-FIgM "when their time, funds, and manAt the close of any class Any future business that this the criminal encounter was Power is e nded in those in attendance receive free generates for the sponsors' rare, and if you did cooperate manner, dealing with the crime literature and a decal stating equipment represents a great you would usually escape after it occurs. We're a law 'Warning-We are trained deal of the financial support unharmed. All too often, enforcement agency's dream. participants of Operation enabling Operation Crimenowadays, the criminal is They want public involvement, Crime-Fight' to be "laced on Fight to provide these classes violent without provocation, they want the public to have their residence as a ueeiTfl o on a no-charge basis," Brooker regardless of whether or not truly professional crime-safety the would-be burglar. explained. education regarding the you cooperate." Operation Crime-Fight WOtuu We find that after attending The Operation Crime-Fight problem and how to deal with it, Sunlight does help some The big problem really is overprodoction of oily sub- people. But you need to know. stubythe oil glandain your that vitamin A acid used to.' skIn. We call those sobitances treat acne by Inducing peeling - the .1 . - this newspaper, P.O. Box 1561, relieved. It's Important Radio City Station, New York, because it helps to prevent scarring in the future. N.Y. 119. Increases - v ent for it. Send siderably improved and your request to me, In care of sometimes completely Excess 'rubbing, however, - businessmen and residents to go into the after-the-fact physical resistance, as a last manufacturers of crime-safety take advantage of the free aspects of dealing with a crime. resort A neighborhood class, related equipment. instruction in "Crime Operation Crime-Fight is a conducted in the home of any As part o our ser ice Awareness and Safety" offered 'before-the-fact' organization person willing to hod it covers by over 40 certified consultants and service, with the objective essentially the same things, making the citizen an educated for Operation Crime-Fight in of preventing the act itself." with a more thorough shopper, we educate those in and the Central Floridaarea. "Remember that law en- discussion of residential attendance to the benefits from antibiotics. em With the combination of y residence the break-In, the found most effective, and examination. Our teachings robbery, and mod dangerous, different habits a person should paralled those of the crime Problem of violent crime is tactics In the case of a con- and the pros and cons regarding group has secured a sponsor moving many local frontation. However, we do not the use of various weapons or relationship with four different iet in violent - off the =does of the skin so the preparations. Since byHowlaSchnsidsr EEK&MEEK d extensive crime safety criminal. The second type is the herself a less vulnerable target. country," he continues. educational campaign being street crime mugging, purse Should a person, despite all But Operation Crime-Fight is conducted bY Operation Crime- snatching, abduction, assault. his precautions, meet face to not tax supported, as are the Fight. We discuss awareness, face with a criminal, alter- majority of the crime Concern for the increasing prevention, and alternative native tactics are explained, ti organizations. The - Your doctor can help you with treat acne. It's imporUnt that .. • __ e uct criminal from now on due to an the direct confrontation with a develop to make himself or prevention bureaus across the peeling agents that help to peel ByRERMCEDEDEOSOL _____ d on I don't blame you for being iustules. SOITW people get disco uraged. ' upset about having acne. It anti certainly can detract from ,a about the use because they lize that person's appearance and it's pustules get th won't P appearance is quite true at -. 441 eingC IJ Irritation Is what causes the red . can be h&rmfUL And strong effects of the sun on the skin., soqm my not be so good Also the antibiotics used to 62 — _____________________ 49 54 59 I'M —— __________ _____________ 53 — —— — 46 45 48 50 51 52 ok OLD ARE N= miss CSIRIAM 41 40 __________________________ n don't wash it Sanford residents will be less - ) g ai D appealing victims to the addrswod envelope 25 Safe ty' Awareness, is material Into irrItat,ln you chemicals. The chernca mean broken out doesn t send 75 cuts In check or coin treatments available, most with a long, stamped, self- people's acne can be con -. 21 24 e COmp ia in the ores of the can who wad this issue can 20 23 rim — 17 19 22 rr — — — — to II i' 14 13 15 60 01 American 39 Nuclear agency(abbr.) In dimn r' r r r 12 by Art Sonsorn (abbr.) 33 Drinks 8 Fish 9 Goddess of 36 Celebration r rTHE BORN LOSER 32 Scruff ? Next fail 47 Swindle 49 Piece of corn 10 Decipher - 58 Louse eggs 57 Doesn't exist 28 Cruel IMfI 29 Positive words (cont.) river 58 Counsellor Mauna 6 The two Verdi together 40 e5f, si.r 38 Opera by &amb; ?C tMt t 27 Scandinavian 54 Amphibian od I IC and br enough rrtr eak down the oily sebum knowleeable enough to know greeting volcano, is DEAR READER I hope yo tnt ter 25— I Least bit (abbr.) THE GATE :: Dr. wash my own face? Can you To and Bridle part 4 5 Haw:an 351 Pn DOWN Friday, Sept. 14, - looks like I don't have the serise 44 Hamlet ? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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A coMM I; ft um ad phone modw is 81110111111111111 4.KIIf1INIimPIL , . mS,IiIEbimI,.IaJtI.w irm"d go 14 wa inn, ad he aid he a 41M 0.11 Am 11111111 .111111111111le rn, .. SIPjI7 VVI SPICIAL ii i AFRICAN VIOLETS JEA N NORRI VEINS £ EXOTIC PLANTS M,'i ie Ti ___ I aaceiis idd be r"-'41p1see w$ prior .11110 ow Pow.. ft 4d" 06 SIlCsIsryAvs. (PIVMIIY Wuiruffs) $auNrd 0*it Trolbra.) -- - _-1 -• - - -' - — — — - _ - :. .. u. . - .- - - -- - 1lerk �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sip?. 14, 1f7 ijilNiiIi Legal Notice Legal Notice 25—loans Legal Notice Friday, Sept. " l?9-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2NMOTGAG NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING REAL ESTATE FICTITIOUSNAME NAME STATUTE NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION LOANSUPTOSSO,000. Notice is hereby gIven that I am OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY TO T CONSIDER THE ADOPTION CONSIDIR THE ADOPTION engaged in business a? 3% Brittany TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OFAN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Investments, bill consolidatic Notice is hrby gIven that the Circle, Cassotbeny. Fl., Seminole Notice is hereby given that • OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. OP. SANFORD, FLORIDA. maior purchases, or any neaL., pertlsshereinatternamed, pursuant County, Florid., under the fictItious a Public HearIng will be held •, the NotIce is hereby givin P$otice Is hereby gIven that g Call: 322.4612 tO the fictitIous name statute, name of SPECIALTIES and that I Commission Room In to. City Hall Public Hearing will be held as the Public Heating will be held at the Financial Services Blazer Statute 113.09, wilt rigistor Int.ndtor.gist.r saldname with the Florida In the City of antord, Florida, t Co!nmisslon Room in the City Hail CornmIsion Room in the City HatI wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 7:00 P. M. on September 24, in,, to In the City of Sanford, FlorIda, of in the City of Sanford, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, upon County, Florida in accordance with 7:00 P.M. on September 24, 1929, to consider the ado9$ion ci an or. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on September 24 dinance by the City of Sanford, receipt of proof of the publIcation of the provisions of the Fictitious 197k, to consider the adoption of an consider the adoption of an q this notice the fictitIous name, to Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section or nance by the City of Sanford, dinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of whIch Is as follows: Air conditioned sleeping room 113.09 Florida SIIMes 1S7. wIt: STARKISS, under which flw ORDINANCI NO. 1439 Florida, tIll, of which is as tonows FI4rida. title of which is as follows: Quiet man preferred Sig. Albert 1. Myre are doIng business in Sominol. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDINANCE NO.1417 ORDINANCE NO. 1492 414 Myrtle Ave. 3fl2229. Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 11, 1. Oct. 3, County, Florida. SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1979. The partIes Interested in said SANFORD, Ol SANFORD. FLORIDA, AMENDINGCHAPTER1IOFTp$E FLORIDA, OF Sanford Gracious living. ReaI business enterprise are as DEN-32 AENDlNGOROINANCENO1Q,7 AMENDING CHAPTER 16½ OF CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. Weekly& monthly rates. Inquirf.. 10110*L FORD, FLORiDA, THE SAME NOTICE OF VACATING AND OF'SAIDCITY.SAIDORDINANCE THE CODE OF THE CITY OF 0 S. Oak $417553. patterson ware ABANDONING A PORTION OF A BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID SANFORD, FLORIDA. THE SAME BEING ENTITLED AS THE Bette Raymànd CODE", SAID STREET. AMENDMENT CHANGING THE BEING ENTITLED AS THE "HOUSING Gary Patterson TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ZONING OF THAT PORTION OF "MECHANICAL CODE", SAID AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE Sam Endelicato You will take notice that the City PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE 1979 EDITION OF THE STANDARD Larry VOipag.I Commission of the City of Sanford, WEST 25TH STREET AND SARITA 1979 EDITION OF THE STANDARD HOUSING CODE AS PREPARED 1 BR-S194 up. Pool Adults only, FlorIda, on August 27, 1979, passed STREET AND BETWEEN MECHANICAL CODE WITH THE BY THE SOUTHERN 5.DING Publish Sept. 7, 14, 21, 30, 1979 on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport " u•'s PPWVJUIJI(j and adopted Ordinance No. 147$, to GRENADA AVENUE AND FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: Blvd. Ofl 1792 in Sanford. Call close,vacateandabandonaportion FRENCH AVENUE FROM MR.1 DELETION OF SECTION 106 OF FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. 323j470Marinf's Village. (MULTIPLE.FAMILy RE. THE STANDARD MECHANICAL FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. BOARD OP COUNTY COM. ofastreetlylnqbetw.en2lthStreet, TV star Mike Connors, who as A copy shall be avaIlable at the MISSIONIRS THE (i)lBedroom _____________________________ ____________________________ SIDENTIAL DWELLING) CODE, SAID SECTION BEING COUNTY OF Orlando Drive and Lake Jennie, Mannixwasanemasisoffiction PatrIcIa HalePlesscalI ____________________________ (1)2 Bedroom beIng more particularly described DISTRICT TO RMOI (MULTIPLE. ENTITLED "FEES"; DELETION OffIce of the City Clerk for all SIMINOtI al criminalL is now carryIng a Ed Bennett (worth$1O) follows: FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, OFFICE OF SECTIONS 111 AND 112, SAID persons desirIng to examine the Separate sooM bIds the as real Ill. message of what every at 343621 The Westerly one.haif (30 feet) of AND INSTITUTIONAL) DISTRICT, SECTIONS BEING ENTITLED same. family should know about fire & All parties in Interest and citizens following itemwill berecilvedIn Spacious 1 BR in $ unit 5 yr. old SEVER. "BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND that certain street named THE PROVIDING FOR office of the Purchasing crIme In (2) 15 mm. public serv apt. bid. Laundromat, storage ABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EF. APPEALS" AND "DECISIONS OF shall have an opportunIty to be Room 417, Seminole COWfY CJI. CROSSWAY, as delineated on an ___________________________ ice films. The films projced by space, cony. to downtown THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS heard at said hearIng. iI Amended Plat of DRUID PARK, ________________________ FECTIVE DATE Fl., 33w, Dictograph Security Systems, By order of the City Commission thouse, Sanford. $195. 6J7.344. A copy shall be available at the AND APPEALS"; AMENDMENT 10:00 AM., Wednesday, September according to the Piat theranf, as MofhI, will do babysitting Inmy areavallable without charge for recordedinPlat Book 7, pagis Sand Office of the City Clerk for all OF SUBSECTION "A" OF SEC. of the City of Sanford, Florida. in, at which tim. and pace home anytime, infants A small non.comm.rcial presentation to Sanford Spacious 1 Bedroom plus H.N. Tamm, Jr. Lof the Public Recordsof Seminole persons desiring to examine the TION 303.2, SAID SECTION BEING bids will be publicly opened: children. 323.1234. civic organizations, service den, air, furniture available. City Clash ENTITLED "LOCATION", SAID same. Item No. 1 (4) Overhead Cainty,FiorIda,reservingtheuseo( $1935225. Adults. $117553. dittoS, community groups. Call — same unto the City of Sanford, Beby All parties in Interest and cItIzens SECTION PROVIDING THAT Publish: September 14, im SItting in my home week. Hydraulic CylInders 916.1199 shall have an opportunity to be WHEN AN APPLIANCE IS DEN 56 All work shall be In accord with Florida for utility purposes. days. Infants, small children. Convenient? BR LOCATED IN AN EQUIPMENT City Commission heard at said hearing. of the speclfications.valiabl, Intheoftice 322.2151 Fenced,AirlHeat If you.ren'tuiingyourifliflte. City of Sanford, Florida By order of the CIty Commission ROOM,SUCH ROOM SHALL HAVE of the Purchasing Agent. W.W Carpet. 322.1462 take a cue, and sell it with a FICTITIOUS NAME AN OPENING SUFFICIENT IN H. N. Tamm, Jr. of the City of Sanford, Florida. Baby SiflingforChlldren The County reserves the right to Herald classified ad. Call 322. NotIce is hereby given that I am r.iect any or all bids, with or SIZE TO PERMIT REMOVAL OF CIty Cleft H.N. Tamm, Jr. APTS. FOR RENT in my Christlanhornel3lares 2611. THE LARGEST PIECE OF THE engaged In busIness a? waive Publish: September 14, 1979. City Clerk Fotappointment& application without cause, to 134.3145 APPLIANCE; AMENDMENT OF First SI., Sanford. Seminole County, technIcalities; or to accept the bid DEN.3.4 Publish: September 14, 1979. Call 323-4132or 323.2177 SUB-SECTION "A" OF SECTION FlorIda,underthellctltiGJsn.meof whIch in Its ludsement best serves DEN.S$ 551, SAID SECTION BEING EN. MED.CARE SURGICAL SUPPLY, the Interest of the County. Wanted colieg Student NOTICE OP VACATING AND NOTICE OF A PUILIC HEARING TITLED "DUCT CONSTRUCTION INC. and that I intend to register Purchasing — todoyardworkaftlrnoon ABANDONING AN ALLEY ANDA TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION AND INSTALLATION", SAID said name with the Clerk of the SeIfOIe County Wanted older person to teach 322.047 UTILITY EASEMENT. OFANORDINANCIIYTHECITY AMENDMENT REQUIRING Circuit Cow?, Sifflif101e County, Courthouse, Rm 417 SANDLEWOOD PY backgammon. must have Exp.mech.musthaveowntoOls.5 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. JOINTS AND SEAMS TO B! Florida in accordance wIth the Sanford, Fl 32771 Furnished 1 BR Condo board. 3220414. You will take notice that the City day wk., paid holidays, frInge Notice is hereby given that a SECURELY FASTENED AND provisions of the Fictitious Name (355) 323.1330, Ext. 29$ 3234733 Commission of the City of Sanford, benefits. $200 to $300 start Public Hearing will be held at the MADE SUBSTANTIALLY AIR. Statutes, To-Wit: Section S0 Publish: September 14, 1919. Ceramic Classes Florida, on August 27, 191, passed depending on up. 329.2912. Commission Room in the City Hall TIGHT WITH OLA$S.FAB AND Florida Statutes 1W. Enroll now. Class.sstart Sept. 17. on'tDespsIrOr PullYcurHalrDEN44 and adopted Ordinance NO. 1479, to in the City of Sanford, Florida, at MASTIC, AND REQUIRING AU. S: Charles Cantrell Make your own Christmas gifts. Use A Want Ad. 322.2611 or $31. drivers. Must have i Over the road close, vacate and abandon an alley 7:00 P. M. on September 24, 1919, to SLIP JOINTS TO HAVE AT LEAST Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 2$, a oct. s, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 332.fl7$. "3. yr refrigeration exp. Apply EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. andautllilyeasefnentlylngbetween consider the adoption of an or. ONE INCH LAP MECHANICALLY 1979. Sumnsrsceramics pts. for Senik Citizens. Down Metro Sales, 1921 W. 1st St., CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Colonial Way and Katherine Court --dinance by the City of Sanford, FASTENED; AMENDMENT OF DEN42 town, very clean & roomy. See Sanford. and between French Avenue and COUNTY, FLORIDA. ENJOY Florida, title of which is as follows: SECTION 512, SAID SECTION Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.1413-CA.11.K Cordova Drive, beIng more par. ORDINANCE NO. 14$ BEING ENTITLED "PLENUM CatIve Expressions 323-5312 Ave. ticularly described follows: or Retired AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CHAMBERS", SAID AMEND. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN RI: CHANGI OP NAME OP (a). That certain utilIty easement OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, MENT TO ALLOW EITHER A TO CONSIDER THU ADOPTION Sanford studioApt. 500 S. Oak. All man to help clean retail store, In TANSEY MARIE GONZALES, and lying on the East 5 feet of Property PRIVATE VOICE LESONS utilities furnIshed $170 mo, AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE NON-COMBUSTIBLE PLENUM OF AN ORDINANCE BY THU CITY WILLIAM JOSEPH GONZALES, described as follows: Sanford, mornings 7:30 to 10:30, CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. CHAMBER OR THE USE OF A OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Adults. 141.7553. able to work Sunday. must be III 3fl.73g FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME FAN CUtOFF SWITCH, Notice Is hereby given that a BeginnIng on the Easterly rIght. 1 room turn, apt. SliS mo, all BEING ENTITLED AS THE PROHIBITING THE USE OF Public Hearing wiil be held at the of-wayof French Avenue, 241.4 feel NOTICE OFACTION utIlities furnished. Older person "PLUMBING CODE", SAID CHAMBERS FOR STORAGE 0* CommissIon Room in the For a career in Real Estate call' South of the North line Of LOt 1, City Hall TO: WILLIAM JOSEPH preferred. Call 663620$. AMENDMEN1 ADOPING THE OCCUPATIONAL PURPOSES AND In the City of Sanford, FlorIda, -Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, it Block S. of HIGHLAND PANIC, GONZALES, JR. 1979EDITIONOFTHESTANDARO PROHIBITING THE USE OF 7:ooP.M.onSeptember2l,in9,to 322.4991. 'as LutlwranChurcholTheRedsemer accordIng to the Plat thereof, Whereabouts Unknown PLUMBING CODE WITH THE PUBLIC EXIT HALLS IN PUBLIC consider the adoption of an or. has several openIngs In theIr recorded in Plat 4, page , FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: BUILDINOSAND MULTIFAMILY dInance by the City of Sanford, ' TOMOTIVEMACHINIST pre.kin ten I kindergir YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED• the PublIc Records of Seminole DELETION OF SECTION 102.2 BUILDINGS AS PLENUMS, AND Florida, title of Engine rebullder. Seminole Auto ten claues.$30 me. For more in. which is as follows' that a PetItIon for Change of Name County, Floilda, ENTITLED "INSPECTORS"; PROHIBITING THE USE OF MCIIIM, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. ORDINANCE NO. 1491 HAL COLBERT RtALTY Inc. formation call 322-610S or 322 TANSEY MARIE GONZALES the South line of Lot 3, Block AMENDMENT OF SUBSECTION STAIRWAY ENCLOSURES onlyl Wages commensurate w. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and WILLIAM JOSEPH GON. HIGHLAND PARK; thence, • MULTIPLELISTING.REALTOR (bi OF SECTION 1212.1 ENTITLED CONNECTING TWO OR MORE OF abilltjfringebefleflfe. SAN FORD, FLOR IDA, ZALES, III, minorshasbeunfil.d by Southeasterly along South line of Lot "MATERIALS" TO CHANGE THE STORIES AS 3 BR, 1½ 0, CM, carpeted. Exc. PLENUMS: ANTONIO their 5,Block$,72.$$f.ettotheW.stllne AVON TYPE OF COPPER USED. IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION 403.1,AMENDINOCHAPTER12OPTHE CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. natural mother, McCORKLE, In LegaiNotIc. cond. $400 mo., lease & ref. the Circuit Court of 10 foot alley; Thence Nor. WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPING SAID SECTION BEING ENTITLED FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME of FIGHT INFLATION Seminole County, Florida. theasterly along West line of saId FROM "M" TO "L"; AMEND. "GENERAL", SAID AMEND. BEING ENTITLED AS THE "GAS Boll Avon. Increase your emn CITY OF 323.7832 You are hereby required to file in alley, 43.72 feet toa point whIch is MENT OF TABLE 500 ENTITLED MENT TO DELETE THE WORD CODE", SAID AMENDMENT power. For detaIls, call 1.141. WINTER SPRINGS, FLO*IDA Cleft of the said lolfeetEastoftheEasterlyrlght.of. "MATERIALS FOR PLUMBING "SANITARY SEWER DRAIN" ADOPTINOTHE1979EDITIONOF the office of the Eves.3220612,327.15$7, PROCLAMATION liV or 614.3079. INSTALLATION" TO DELETE FROMTHEFIRSTSENTENCEOF THE STANDARD GAS CODE AS Court In the SemInole County way of French Avenue; thence 3fl$112,322.7177 wtse, Sanford, Florida, on or North 20teet; thence West 107 flat tO FROM THE LIST OF MATERIALS SAID SECTION; AN AMEND- PREPARED BY THE SOUTHERN 207 E. 25th St. A Municipal Election will be held LPN. Full time I part tIme. Apply CONCRETE SEWER PIPE; MENT OF SECTION 605.2. SAID BUILDING CODE CONGRESS, bforeOctobert, 1919,your written the Point of BeginnIng. In person Lakeview NursIng in the City of Winter Springs, CLASSIFIED ADS DO A R objections, If any, and also serve a AMENDMENT OF SUB-SECTION SECTION BEING ENTITLED p * 0 V I 0 I N 0 Center, 919 E. 2nd St. F)orida,ontheo(hdayof November, F WHICH CAN BE DONE NO (b). That certain alley described in,, for the purpose Of electIng. (a) OF SECTION 1213.7 ENTITLED "BLEEDOFF", SAID AMEND. SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS copy of same on JAMES E. C. OTHER WAY. CALL 322.2611. "SAFETY PANS AND RELIEF MENT TO DELETE THE WORDS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. PERRY, Attorney for Petitioners, as: II and Immediate opening-day shift.' Mayor, a CouncIImp, Seat VALVE WASTE", TO REQUIRE "SANITARY SEWER" TO P.O. lOX 2236, Sanford, FIOI'ldI, American Wood Products Mill — Councilman Silt IV, each for a l A copy shall be available at the That certaIn 10 foot alley lying year term of office. WATER HEATERS AND HOT PROHIBIT DRAINAGE INTO Office of the City Clerk for all 32fl1; otherwise this matter will OffIce, 200 MsrvIn Ave., WATER STORAGE TANKS iN. SANITARY SEWERS AND TO persons desiring to examine the proceed as sat forth In the PetItion between Lots 3 and 10, Block I Loflgwood. Apply between I AM Theplacesof voting will be 102 N. STALLED ABOVE THE CEILING PREVENT THE OVERLOADING same. for Change of Name filed herein. t 11 a.m. HIGHLAND PARK, according to Moss Road, Fire Station No. 1 for 2 BR, 1 B mobIle. Very clean,' LEVEL TO REST IN A OF DRAINS AND LIFT STATIONS, WITNESS my hand and seal of the Put thereof, as recorded In Pal Precinct 13; FIre Station Number 2 All parties in interest and citizens beautiful location near Osteen.' 10011 4, page Wanted: Mature lady to live in, 2$, GM,VMI%ZIDSIUS.O* OTHER P R 0 V I D I NO F 0 N shall have an opportunity to be thisCowtonthlstlthdiyof August, Of the PublIc on Northernway es Prsc,pp Stove, RefrIg., C HIA. Senior PriparefflisisICar, for invalId RecOrds Of SemInole County, MITAt. .PA$. OE EQUAl. SEVUARILITY, CONFLICTS heard at saId hearing, pj 1979. y Adven co(tPIL 321.0503 for informatio Florida. In Sanford residence fOr CO R ROSI V E N ES I T A N CE AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Church on Moss load for Precinct By order of the CIty Commission (SEAL) salary, room I board. Call (305) HAVING A THICKNESS AT LEAST City CommissIon A copy shall be available at the of the CIty of Sanford, Florida. H. Jr. 34 322.4253,weekdays. 31'—BusinessProperty EQUAL TO TWENTY.FOUR (241 Office of the City Clerk for all ci the City of Clerk Of the Circuit The Election Board shall consist Hid, Tamm, Jr. GAUGE GALVANIZED SHEET persons desIring to examine the Sanford, Florida of the following workers: Ruth City Cleft DelIvery Help Wanted STEEL, PROVIDING H. N. Tamm, Jr. FOR same. By: June I. Curtis Layo, Clerk, Norma Lang, Chaties Publish: September 11, 1979. Commercial Bldg. for lease, 2100 l$yrs.o$d,oroverl0hr.week SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS CIty Cleft All parties in interest and citizens DEN-Si Deputy Clerk Lang, and Clara Coke for Precinct SQ. SUitable for shop or. Call 131.7377 AND EFFECTIVE DATE, shall have an opportunity to be Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 1919 Publish: September 14, 1979. 13; Darlene Nordine, Clerk, Helen professional offices. 323.7123. A copy shall be available at the heard it said hearing. DEN.33 . NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING DEM-ISs G(Mn, Oiarlone Dickion . lttie Be a demonstrator, earn •xfra Office of the City Clerk for all By order of the City Commission TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Strunkfor Precinct 24: and PatrIcIa cash from Friendly Home persons desiring to examine the of the City of Sanford, Florida. 3nted OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR L.ombardl, Clerk, Carrie Maupin, Parties. Call 323-3436 from 10 to — same. H.N. Tamm, Jr. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Marguerite Elliott and Roberta 3, also booking partIes. All parties in interest and citizens City Clerk FamIly of 3 wIshes to rent house ifl • Notice Is hereby given that a PROBATE DIVISION er't1 104' Precinct PROBATE DIVISION shall have an opportunity to be Publish: September 14, 1979, Seminole Cty. WiIisng to mak,. Public HearIng wIll be held it the Pile Number 79441.CP File Number RegIstration Books wIll close CASHIERS & hard at said hearing. DEN4O. repairs. 323-9416. Commission Room,ln the City Hall Division • October 6, 1q79. Dividsa By order of the City Commission in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Troy J, PIland, Mayor IN RUt USTATI OP Experience desired. Good pay, NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING of the City of Sanford, Florida. CHARLES EDWARD POWELL, of the City insurance, vacation, credit TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 7:00 o'clock P.M. on September 24, IN RE: ESTATE OF 'MN. Tamm, Jr. union I profit sharIng. Apply In SR., Winter Springs, Florida OP ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY 1979, to consider the adoption of an WILLIAM MILLARD TURNER, City Clerk ordinance by the CIty of Sanford, Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14,21, 1q79 Deceased PInOI Lake Mary 66 Food Store OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Publish: September14, in,. a Florida, tItle Of NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION DIM4$3 NOTICE OP which is as follows: . ADMINISTRATION Laka MaryBlvd.at I.4. Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appi., w-w Notice Is hereby given that DEN.59 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING carpet, pool. Close to.' PublIc HearIng wIll be held at the ORDINANCE NO. 1491 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST RISt$TRATIONOP everything. Asking $35,730, 327.• Commission Room In the NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE * * * * * * * * City Hall AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL FICTITIOUS NAME 0323. In the City of Sanford, Florida, OF SANFORD PURSUANT TO OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED SALES P.M. on September 24,1979, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SECTION 447.403, FLORIDA IN THE ESTATE IN THE ESTATE: We the undersigned, being duly consider LAKE FRONT- Beautiful Lk. RECEPTIONIST by virtue of that certaIn WrIt f dlnance bythe adOpilop Of an or. STATUTES, RELATING TO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU AU HIREBY NOTIFIED sworn,dsherebydsclereimdsroath the Kathryn 112 BR units, 1 story, Execution issued out of and under CIty of Sanford, LABOR, IMPLEMENTING SIC. in. Management Potential f? hittheadmlnlstratlenoftheilahe thitthead.nlnlstrillon$ffieesta$o that the names Of all Florida, title ot wIicl is as follows: from $36,100. No loan or real the seal of the County Court moving company. We need TION 6 OF' ARTICLE 1 OF THE Of WILLIAM MILLARD TURNER, of CHARLES EDWARD POWELL, terssted in the busIness or ORDINANCE NO. cost. Up to 9$ pd loans.' Seminole County, Florida, upon a 5*.. deceased Pile Number 19334. prOfusion carried on Under the aigrisnivi people with $ssil, FIle NuMber 71p'.341.CP, 1$ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE Phone Wilbur $Imms, Broker. final ludgement rendered In the OF persin.lfty FLORIDA, OP FLORIDA; PROVIDING THE pendIng in the CP, Is pending in The CIrcuit Cour names Of: H.M I good Phone voice. CIrCUIt Court RESTAURANT at: SANFORD, Saimman, At? hrs. 323-7313, aforesaid court on the 4th day for Seminole County, FlorIda, $16 Isuffi French Avenue, Sanford, Salary + commIssIon. Call AMENDING CHAPTER 60F THE RIGHT TO MUNICIPAL EM. 1iki CoUnty Florida, p' CHRISTIAN BROTHERS July, AD, 1979, in that certain OP SAN. PLOYEES TO ORGANIZE AND JOinfi 323-3174. DivIsion, The il*'ess of which Is Probate Division, toO MdrI Of P151111 32771 1111 lea extent Of ts'.e CODE OF THE CITY . REALTY,INC.,334.1041. entltled,RobRoy,inc.,Plaintiff,vs, FORD, FLORIDA, THU SAME BARGAINCOSLECTIVELYAITO Seminole County Courthousi, whiCh Is Seminole County Ceur. WertOfoach.lsasfsllsas: Name Larry Jones d.b.a S I S Nursery, AND CONDITIONS OP Sanford, personal lhovsi, SanisrI, FL. 32771. The Florida. The a Extut of InterMit Rachel Ruby, *_**_*_*_*_*_*. SUING ENTITLED AS THE TERMS 41....4SeIie Defendant, whIch aforesaid Writ C IprisMiativeufltie estate Di*FIIWNI lie), Kwaffi H. Ruby, "BUILDING CODE", SAID EMPLOYMENT; PROVIDING rsprsaamsatIvI at toe estate is Execution was delivered to m ii AMENDMENT METHOD DOUGLAS STENSTROM. whims OI*FIIWIII lie); Patricia N. Ruby, OF BARGAINING JEUEC. TURNER, wheseaderms ADOPTING THE MAYFAIR near Lk. Monroe. 4 SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, 1n,EDITIONOF THE STANDARD PROCEDURE: CREATING AND Is 973 lays Road, Stone MIuldokI. 1335, $aW.p, PJI,I (16); George A. Ruby, Berm., 2½ bath, pool 1 garden and I have levied upon the loIIowIn FL. 32771. The iiame and addims Of BUILDING CODE Al PREPARED PROVIDING ADMINISTRATION Ql$4'I.3 The name PeurIhi (16), area, prIvacy fenced. Firep1a dqcribed property owned by BY THE SOUTHERN BUILDING BY THE SANFORD PUBLIC dress if 1110 .411111.1 the personal roprMiNslIvVs -. IMPLOYMUNT $.RaChOf Ruby ripream. In famIly room. lovely eat in 11If Lawrence A. Jones, Mid 51spl!'ty CODE CONGRESS WITH THE EMPLOYEES RELATIONS tativVs•ttirneyareestllr*belsw. terney a eel ffi below, H. Ruby All conveniently styled beIng located In SemInole COMMISSION, PROVIDING FOR All persons having claIms or All parsons having claims or FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: Patrlcia N. Ruby alIty construction. $97,300. Cjnty, Florida, more particularly DELETION CITY COMMISSION AND STATS de.ds .ki , the demands agslnsl the tate are 911 Frond, Ave. 3335176 o-re A. Ruby OF SECTIONS 143.1 PU IL descrIbed as foIIsve;.. I C IMP 5.0 V I E $ requIred, AND 155.2 WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE STATE OP FLORIDA $PANISH2s$oryExcftIng3,3 OF THE STANDARD RELATIONS COMMISSION 19.21.31. Off Rid Bug Real. FROM THE DATE OP MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP COUNTY OP SEMINOLE BARMAIDS MONTHS 00* 1BUILDING CODE. SAID SEC. REVIEW OF COMMISSION THE FIRST UBUCATION •, POOl. home on over ½ acre 30 CIty Dust 91. 2.1 acres. Sec. TIONS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP lornhglit$-IvIIlime BEING ENTITLED • w4sautlfut PP. beamed ceiling, TWP21LRS3IEII7.$1,$jtl, "BUILDING OFFIIAI. AND RULES: DEFINING RIGHTS OP THIINOTICI,fOII11wNISIII.C1t THI$NOTICE,$stheWllbffieclerk .Irn mslhiiolleldayolAugust, 1979. hurmaIDR,pan,FR,eat.kIkIt,I Parker ubd. CII 01 Pie 131. above CIIW9 I *11111 INSPECTORs", DELETION PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AND Of the above court a writhe P11IIIIp H. Laisa * * * ROUTESERVICE a a * detached cabana. Won't last It. and toe under$igndd 3$ SlisrIff Of CHAPTER XXIII OP THE EMPLOYERS, PROVIDING ciatoinast of any claim or statement of any claim or dimand sat.iy PUblIC eme1 to appiy fortlllasr, in. SemInole County, P101111, wIll 11 STANDARD BUILDING CODE, PAYROLL DUES DEDUCTION, lheymayliave. Eadiclaim must be . csaim Ie11 Aug. 11, Sept. 7, 11, 21, AND ascticimshe *IbIIeIIId routes 11:00A.M. on The 21II day if Isp- SAID CHAPTER SlING EN. PROVIDING RULES FOR be IswrItIng and must ilWkale*e in writing and must hwIlcate toe DOLL HOUSE PRETTY 3 BR $oinber,A.D. l7LolerIorsaleind TITLED "SIGNS AND OUTDOOR PROC ID UN IS he 511110111 DSII01IWS largist lisle for toe claim, toe name and 15511 for 1115 daim,*0 flame 1111 DSM.114 boasts new: paint, carpeting I sell to the highest bidder, for caSh, DISPLAYS"; AMENDMENT OP REGISTRATION, RECOGNITION, ildrasOftecdlterorliiaigsnt adiasiftheblldit,,svtlsasenf diomiCil sawn cars AND CERTIFICATION OP EM or vinyl tile. Pan. FR,, cedar pord, Pall subject to any and all existing lions, SECTION 153.1 OP THE or attorney, 4111 tue C110 j attorney, 'and sue amount NOTICEOP Iig. wooded yd w.prIvay iPpeltunIty, if the Front (West; Deer Of The GANG BUILDING CODS, SAID PLOYIE ORGANIZATIONS AND claIffiid.tthIlidIlIfliSPwhyOfdifl, daimsd.Iftoedslmlsnslvetdee, SNERIFPt$ MI_I Ion ins. Only 134.910. Ap1y hi penen N. w. c.liIes, Seminole CovntyCourlhevu in SECTION BEING ENTITLED BARGAINING AGENTS; N will betami .. toe date when It wIN sacn. di.. NOTICE IS NIEEBY.0VEN till VIDING PAYMENT OP FEES NW date wINS I11Cq Sanford, FlorIda, the above "TENANT SEPARATION", SAID. shall be slated. fibs claIm 11 Elm A Commercial A REAL. WINNERI Sharp 3 B1,on be slelsI. If is ' cartein -Writ Of descrIbed personal -pfapally. r, cslitlngoni or vnllqvldated, the IrMig,Ia11aid,kiffis$igi Ioncsdcorlot,Ioatvrssar,,stln AMENDMENT REQUIRING THAT AND EXPENSES IN COLLECTIVE muter unliquimsed, ts be ExeCUtion Issued Mi eland Under Chemical Building, Cad OfU276 nature Of Nil uncertihey s Thai said sale Is being nadO Is TE$ANT$FACUINABUILOING BARGAINING klt,nswpaint InsIde, bIg utility, OCCUPANCY PNE)VIDING GRIEVANCE Of*SI.IICSVtSWVIhIIIWOfIM. he Wirview. staled. If me claim Is issued, too 1110 Sill Of too CireeN Cowt Of satisfy toe terms Of said Writ ii OP SINGLE rnl.,eelsIcretodontwIorl, yr',, •5 P4QCIDUUE$; PROVIDING too claIm $ecur The Execution. .- - CLASSIPICATION VSOf NV $19911 RN 415 ; tims. NOT TO LEISTHAN, P N 0 C 1 0 U N E $ 'F 01 thai be diSefoUI. b, cumin ssawlly died be dusu*ad. The 06IRInSIS ClimI, PIsilda. ø ________ claimant *0N ISUVIr wmcieat liii ulgsmst r..1J,r4 SEPARATED IV JaIm I. P0* SherIff -• sumsiul IN RUM $Sm$al Nu11k91 & . ss Of aisris& court on *01111 Isy IMPASSE, Of + sap-i In INs nswhy pew of NW ciii. IS *0 Samuel. County, Florida ONE HOUR PINE RIIIITAICU, RESOLUTION OP COIIVIISICMi CMiW 'IS PROVIDING FACTORS TO N dulmIs*ScIe*IsIIlastshhecIerk .iie*0cisrfo*monsmevgs 975, inthatcerisincile '3BibNWtyw.CHIA,issww.w. Publiaii Aug. 31, $ipi, 7, 14, 11, AMENDMENT OPSICTION SPECIAL to mail me Is osdi 'uussa3 M!!1n111I. -. entitled. John Gerald - smith. CitPIlIIl5. WaIl Ni..", 0511. FR 1q79. ___ OP THE STANDARD BUILDING CONSIDERED BY THE -FOR 1ISJ,1$J• MASTER; PROVIDING PIINHN, ve. laborS A. 011111111, W.FP,ljrrIfIckit1lovefyf,nco, COOL SAID SECTION BRING minJmu 91 AM1MI11$41ipOf3I5fo S$$ATIONANORECS, whim 1*0.5.11 WeE Of 1 ICON frim park ls$e INTITLID "GENERAL".. SAID- RSTAIIl$lIINS UNFAIR LABOR NINIR a eppy Of IbIs NOf he Of Is m a pv Of *11 Nil lee Of replacement costs at hail dihietid IS i as AMENDMENT AMENDING WsIf Ifalksplars. Msl Is lnheellon b bean mailed PRACTICES BY EMPLOYERS THREE $111111 Of uSmININ County, Phehe. u rgajw WITHIN REQUIUMSNT$ RELATIVE MSe,hir m$urmjj railirId, WITHIN A N D S M P 5. 0 V E op MlMvpN,WppspmefoIIow THREE MONTHS PROM 1141 $PNIN4 erilal$lJimllø.,MuI,# THE DATE OP EQUIPMENT 'AND ORGANIZATION$, PROVIDING ____ t'I_.JSIWEMU$ THU FIRST. PUBUCATION OP *01111 15 Is. 1y Phehls slats SMOKE OSTECTIOSI DEVICES PROCEOUNOS To RESOLVE THE FiRST PUSUCATION OP $N LIS*0melan, A. SUIINII, SIN P,'M1i! Ising 1ymq, $u'vks, TO REQUIRE SAME IN ALL. UNLAWFUL ACTIONS AND S. Hirild - Nd Isdty miSS They mey bios That duPunul lbs IstelsdkIIsmhistoCmmIy,PheIde, IUILO1NSI CONLTIUCTEO - PRACTICES, Princil AW., Sanford, S$T*BLI$WJNs voltelly if *0 dsIdaW's sIN. 1110 more psrflciar$y doscribed as • OVII,4PEET PROM GROUND PENALTIES AND REMEDIES3 velIdliw Of IFIH'd'I NN 00 qpaiNie.I Of lbs pirsolsi- liNus; LIVILI PROVIDING P01 III - tIme. 74 didi. Applp-IØ • InC PROVID$NG_YINJENC?IVI ilaIIlI1alI:-W-$o pirssngl MLS REALTOR, - -' -ig,' Ir *0 vups-ir Th5SISI16Of*0ISIIW*.$S16 $EyIRAIILITY, CONFLICTS NWSMI Can. j, IELIEP; PRSVIISMS IPPECT 'WuNFWU.sv lbs - dilbSShiiaI*0NS,*91NOfOf or lLiüOf*.cMi1. AND EFFECTIVE DATE, 'fl35774DRy.01' NILIf ON MERIT AND CIVIL SERVICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND NWkiNNOfOf*0WWto Of _______ A cop, Shill be trlttlbtsIl.*s $Y5TEM$ - AND STATS *115 U CLAIMS, DIMSNSL NO OJUCTIONI NOT $0 PILlS Th5$uIbteOfThs$E%aIlb,$$ii. MOfursm*wII11jluesjntas. ____ FOR Offo ----g5, lI1S 1*. 1 NIbiI11CHA,iangsr$J tlIpirfornIiedtsalli,. $EQ. • ONiOfThSIbpiIOflMOf $EVENABILITV; PROVIDING Of ftIifliIOfr3II 11, Pfoi fN974IteS. lost deck, peel - it:jI' .rnj. L* t CONTINUES •gp; IWIeq 'tIsjMliarn Sep*0 *91055 #0 $1. J*n. RI 15-11mW Of -si ms as ippastlisil, to be PICT&VIMEU *• OF I*I$1IN• tj , 5 • 'l11IlVbIN it NO beat. umIy. Pheleg, tEat 16INTh&Wsrt Purmm for Of osld.baai00. AN tim *.* on lbs 15 py Of 01 ON IS Of me CRy C$rnndsslsn EFFECTIVE DATE. r*Ntm. $011'Slls 9a.m. *Sl UINiIlus • Of lbslJ_L Of or. AD. NN,aIlw * ar eus. _-• A.5pyuNNbsrI$ftICM-Ths.. 1*0 CN*NLI$ EDWARD UNISThsatIINor.*0...b. I Omee_ Of the CRy Cimb 15, ai 5 .MSTUØNlII • - • -. - N*I1tteIPvMOONsW, ____ ___ jj1 --. flU.4 desiring IS airia NW *0 F. (Wee) Gear Of lbs A1ZY 0OPl1. AU_.V PSI P1ISWL insIs CsMi Cuillipuus IN _____________________________ ;•. ..,,;, - ARPIffNGIN*I$hSIaMiituii 1. AT$VU( •. st . WIIN N, llOf;.' N, ___ • MINtE*V.myfurn.A.wlm. •., ii GeII Li$ biN Is ISZUS11 IS •N915si. " Ullu*0-lmeiOf Weipt — -D. EMISt" GeIm, •.,,. ___ TRs1 015i$, N.LTame.1. Pt, WI Cidi lIENS W 0 $MP IS. '$. * T.1I1u U *NM. :-lDc.oaSSI. uifl_J. 5110___•___ lI1tlhLby.FW Legal Notice ______________________ NQTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 1 1 14 U 11(1 - 29—Rooms : CIAS 30-Apartments Unfurnishid .a..ae.. .ar.r 41—HoUses 41-Houses - 12-SP,dalNDtICSs -CNId Care - 3 BK. 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. William MaIiczowki, Realtor 322795). — 4COMMCRCIAL PARCELS 11)1.4146, (1) 141 Orange Blvd., (1) 11144. (1) IllOregon Ave. Pick your own terms. 2 BR, 1½ B 2 Story townhouse. 1g. bit yd, pool, C H&A, $31,000. Easy Terms. 4' acres on Orange Blvd in Paoia. Only $21,430. Owner will carry mort. with 40 Pd. down. . - ______________________ _____ il—instructiona 3i—Apartments Furnished - 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 46 & Country Club Rd. 145,000. 3 BR, 1½ B split plan, fenced yd., sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. . _______ 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13,000 Sq. ft. $64,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. ________________________ • _______________________ _________________________ ________ -•- ________________________ Retired Semi ____________________ _________________________ 12-4daI*Ijcss Barber shop includes all equIpment, commercial bldg. and lend. High traffic area. Could be converted to ice cream, ham. burger stand, etc. Owner will finance. Easy terms, -- 32-4louses Unfurnished . ------ . ----- -. 34—M.obile Homes ______________________ ASSUME 7.73 PCI. MORTGAGE Nice pool home on Ig lot. 38R 2 B wextras. Lg. LR, FR & lanced patio, C HIA. range, refrig. A ww carpet. Good area, cornfortable 1700 sq. ft. of living. $39955 3 Deltona lots. $3,000 for all or will trade for anything for value. Why not ioin the fastest growing Real Estate Office in town? Find out if we can make you a better deal. REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. 3227972 AL COLBERT REALTYInC. ULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Geneva5,000. 1½ acres 4.2. Grove Manor 3.3 wIth pool. o,00o. S. Cameron Ave. 1.2 acres 3.2. I -- 19,900, with 2.1 guest house in riar. -:Sunland- 4.2 with pool. .352,250. Old fashioned country home w.3~ acres. $34,100. Glenway Dr. 4.7 with pool. .000. 323-7832 Eves. 322-0612, 322155?, 3fl $2, 322 7177 ' ____________________ DeBary area-S ml. from Sanford. 2 BR, 1 bath plus Fl. Rm, large detached double garage, oversized lot. 533.750. .3 BR 2 B, 2 story home, $42,300. 24 HOUR *3 BR 1 B C-A, $24,000. 9.2 acres w.mobile Osteen. $10,300. hom9, • - ' ___________________ _____________________ AAA , ______ _____ ' - mEst,. DREAM HOMEI 3 BR 2½ Beth Home In Idyliwlide on 2.3rds Acrel Relax & Enloy the Many Extras this home provides with lets Of Luxury Featuresl BPP WARRANTED Yours for $31300, ATTRACTIVE I 4 BR Wa Bath Home on Oak Shaded Lot in Winter Springil Central H.AC, W.W Cpt,, Fenced Yard in quIet residential areal BPP WAR. RANTED Just $157301 - • • JUST LISTEDI 2 BR 1 Beth Home In Loch Arbor on Extra Large Loll Spacious LR, Dl, Eat-In Kitchen, Enc. Garage and Morel BPP WARRANTED Only 1119001 .,.- ___ ___ _________________ _______________________ - - :-'. ' THE BESTI 3 BR 2 Beth Home in idyllwilde of Loch Arborl Central H-AC, Lg. Eat.ln Kitchen, Pan. FR. A Your OWN POOL & PATIOI Every Featwel BPP WARRANTED Yours for 2719001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADIRI WE LIST 1 SELL MOlt HOMES THAN ANYONEI IO!N THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 - _____ unit apt house, $21,500. 3 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. ___ BATEMAN REALTY' Rig. Real Estate Broker 3425 Sanford Aye, 321-0739 Aft. Hrs. 322.7643, 327.4339 _________________________ 2 BR, 1 B, w.FR or could be 3rd BR. 133,000. 251$ Yale Ave. AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349-31O0-332,19S The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results. _ . Irnm.3BR,iB,part.furn.WlIIgo FHA or VA. PrIced at 573.300, located at 1120 Summerlin Ave. BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED HOME in good neighborhood, close to downtown, convenient to scttoolslplazas,plentyofspace for large famIly to grow, Call mw for appointment, Lk. Mary: 2 acres Zoned agri. Ideal for your new home I. you can have a horse, too. $23,000. _ talces4er - _ , _______ _____ __________________ __ _ -' ' - ' ___ • . ___ •,. -. .' . ___ ____ ____ ' - ____ ' - • .-.,__1__. - ___________ ___ .5 __________ - ____.____ - _______ ___________ ' ______ _____ -. ______ _ ___ . '' ' ' __ ___ ______ ___ _____ ____ ___ ___________________ STONE ISLAND Original owners, 4 Berm, 2½ Baths, 2.story Tudor design, fully automatic pool, fireplace in fam. rm., an excellent famIly fun home w-tsnnis courts I pasture for horses avaIlable, $129,100. Build to Suit — our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2331 243 Unsworth Realty M. UNBELIEVABLE AT 517,910. 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath Frame home, aIr, carpet, carport I utility buIlding at back, near bus stop. ThIs one won't last longl ...: . . . -. - • I" ti .- • , • :'t - ••. - . ,, t , • - - . - . ,, . • . . • ' ' "--- . • . - ., .. ,..è4. , .- - : '. . . .'. :-.- . - . •d', ' : , • • '' • . '- . .-'.' • .-•-.. - • aM..n ' . -. •. If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell theffi a classified ad, by calling 33226i1or131-9991, SummsrllnAve.RenlClslid3BR, 2- beth, bluck, Assume S sd. mertsage of $176 me. Asking $35,555 with $050 down. Eves 0114y 3221213. lATH, BEDROOM, 1½ SCREENED PORCH, AIR CONPITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION N R LX. REDUCED TO MONROE $33,300. OWNER LEAVING STATE. - - Sanford 540010. 4 BR, 1½ I, age,CHIA,carPolig,lle' 25th St. Winn.Dlxie. 332. aft S. - 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH POOl. WITH CENTRAL AIR 1 HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $51,055. - Itanch Office323.22fl 11 Comet Auto One owner, Pepsi Blue. Likenew inside I. out, uses no oil, 73 mpg on regular gas. Must sell 51825. 322 0706 -____________ 1971 Jeep CJS Vbengine. A-C. newtop. Hunter's Special 3225195 ________________________________ 1978 GMC Jimmy 1 wheel drive. air, radio, 9.000 mi Best offermust sell. 831 17i0 FRI. NITE 7:30 P.M. WINTERPARKFURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVERI We are offering their 500.000 In. ventory of new furniture, ding, I GE appliances & TVs at DISTRESS PRICESII Public & Dialers Invited I SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Orlando Wholesale Furniture 01st. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel PaInt, 4 blke. west of 441. 2313.OpendlIy9-4,Sun. 12.3. FURN1TURE.BEDDING EASY TERMS wIth store tinan - cinql No one In Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if yOu will pay ¼ doinl Let us help .stabllshlocalcredit,WedeIivec in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 7309 So. Orange Ilosson Trail, Orlando, FlOrida., S43'4050. LifetimeS?' steel saw blade picnic table w.lajy Susan I light, aIo Sears Bar.$Q grill. 531 .3470 aft. 430 For Sale: I del electric fryer with $5 hood I tire extinguisher system; 2 anIul fire systems. Sell or trade, also need refrigerated display case. Call 323-3371 between 2p.m. & 4p.m. Multi-Family carport sale, bed. stereo, household items, clothes & Much Much More. Sat. Only 9 to 5 1401 Wynnewood Dr .-,-. - Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. — ____________ Dinette set 36"x41" butcher block top, Colonial style with leaf & green paddedchalrs, $75; Brown 4 burner counter top stove w oven. $39. 3223556. - .--_- atc: IV) ariya T. yam. 7p.m. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Cradle, carseal. 2 adult walkers, misc. _________________-Yard Sale: Sat. & Sun. 95,-dishes, material, yard & garden tools. 2131 S. Chase Ave. - -_________ ...or.vr 1976 TRAILER $'x4'x2', LIGHT TO TOW. 5215.322-0706 55—Boats & ACCeSSOrIeS ____________ -- - ------ - $70000R PRIZE COME EARLY STAY LATE — Dell's Auction Center - 15—Recreational lStt. travel trailer, sleeps 6. stove. icebox, dec. brakes. Good cond '12 Colt Wagon, auto, air, 77,000 ml., eng., Inns, good. New brakes. Body needs work. 127 Bevier Rd. 1300. ___________________________ '74 Aristocrat Travel Trailer just like new, 16,11200 F IRM' 323 6190 alt 1 PM 1969 Chev Impala 4 dr.; 1973 AMC Hornet 2 dr. Makeoffer. 323 $019 - , ,,,,, _____________ Goods 51-Household . New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR Ibis. OrIg. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322S721. S9—NisicaI Nrthanxtsse ______________ Air CoiitIon%ng ______________ Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplIfiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 3222255. Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri cal, Plumbing ServiceS, Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 611 6291. Lic., Bonded & Ins. _________________________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things thaI are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322-261) or 531 9993. _____________________________ CentralHeat&AirCond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS, Sanford 3221771 . 62—Lawn-Garden FURNITURE&THINGS Buy & Sell Newl Used Furniture 323-6593 SOOS.SanfordAve. ----------- NAMED Blooming African Violets 2101AirportBlvd. Philco Ford no frost 16 CO. ft. refrigerator, white. Very good cond.Callalter6p.m.3232712. New S PC dInette set. Table & chaIn. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 Soof Sanford. 322. $231. brand Newlnterspring Bedding' price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage,1792S.ofSanford3221721 New 10 pc modular LR suite. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 _______________________________ So of Sanford. 322-1721. Used 4 pc walnut BR suite, dresser, mirror, chest & 5)10. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 323.5721. FILL DIRT STOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323-7580 JEAN NORRIS Ferns& Exotic PiantL NelsonRoses 601C.leryAve. AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGremhouse 322-9)41 Evesaffer6&weekends ------------- -- — - 63—?Mchbry.Tools 52—ApplianCes Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper tone washer a. matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3321721. . Kldsgone,but the swing set Inth back yard Isn't? Sell It with a want ad. Call 322.2611. Purebred Siberian Husky puppy for sale 323.1039 — . - . Ught Hauling ___________________________ Yard debris, Trash AppliancesS Misc. (LOCAL) 319 537) oicsclernnang Custom Office Cleaning, corn merical, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 373 05.41 or $ 5914. Ifoom Additions remodeling general home repairs. no lob too small. Call 323-9165 anv!Ime. ________________________ ___________________ Tyson Cement DrIves, patios, walks a. etc. LICENSED 569-9435 Beal the winter rush have your oil heater cleaned now. 323 5951. ____________________________ ' ABC Concrete. PatIos, driveways S add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 191-4914. __________________________ PBIfltiflg&Rspuir Csra* TH Painting by Anthony Corino, Intenor, exterior qualified in all phases.FreeEst. Call 3220071 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 75 yrs. Exp. 569-5567, Sql. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim Free EsI. 323-1704. 'essn*ki, Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery _322.0707 — ____________________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales. passport photos & fast repair service. 322610). ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322.5752. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell Ihsoe useful, no longer Herald needed items with a Classified Ad. Call 322 2611 or 531,9,3 ___ ____ 1 Man, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal,327.i321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 323.0*afterS:30, __________________________ HANDYMAN-GIN. HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CURTAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CARPENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINK. LENS. 3534144 ANYTIME. - I Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small housahold repaIrs, carpentry, paintins & m)sc, Call Paul Hunter. 3*4131. wry Of sunus JU Pressure Cleaning _______ ________________________ ,se PhOtOppp4 ____________________________ Groonthig & Home SP.I $i.1114. I turn. walls ""_ runtut-__aIsc_& -ptns, 01s INai __ $)I11 310* - all Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 37387)9 Mowing 3710098 Carpentry - . - -• LawnPMintenance ___________________ - 4-uiid1&'tV 1.dI - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St.,'322-3742 66—Horses ._- ____ Buckskin gelding, gentle 9 yr. old game horse current coggins. or best otter. $30 0105. American Sod 831 2200 BAHIASOD$30(lOOsq.ft.) Free Del. on 4100 sq ft or more. Beauty Care ______________________ 65—PetsSuppIies _____________ ______- I • usCaselractor mower & harrow for sale Woody LIttle, 322 9436 ____________________ ____________________________- Lawn&Gattlen ______________ -- HIGH& DRY. Lar,seik$, 11911 051555. C*ss In, paved irsats. zoned agriculture, horses illewsI. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $*MS "THE LAND MAN" 11041) J. MANN REALTOR ________________ , I 5 INC. REALTORS S$-1J$orON411eves __________________________ - VehiCles _____ ________________________________ FUIIflT ØINI SIALTY ______ - ROBSON MARINE 2932 Hwy. 1792 laøfsid.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential IsIs Of which 4 ave wsl front. $43,051 .. '75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 lDealerl Want ads are black &bhite & read all over k 'ill_ ' ACRES ItIST MAIF PAYMFNIc--'Ao tn Hwy. 46 West. Sanford ° ________________________________ -------- GENEVA Si acres 330' on paved fr.Nage. 1011.danl. By sesier 26.evs.3451$31 5 - ____. 4Aasg — ______________________ TRIPLEX (2) 2 BEDROOM. (1) 1 BEDROOM. 2 CARPORTS, CóNPLITELY REDICO. RATED, INCLUDES NEWW ROOF. PRICE RAISED TO .543.010. - Refrigerator, range, automatic dishwasher, couch & chair. Color & B & W TV's, plus all kinds of misc. household items - - RIR Pressure 1 Steam Cleaning Rod, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special 12x40, 122.30. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323-7153. ______________________ TIICleS"SS1'V1CS DIM Tractor Service Mowing Idiscing, cultivation ditch banks chopped. All sorvlce reasonable a prom. Realtors our specialty. Ocodrif. 345777. ________________________ ViNyl sIr Vinyl rIgoW rscINrin, Sav•vetiilpctof rivgliils5ery Charge. 1301117 I__________________________ _________________________ . • 'f' '. -' •- .- • •, ' __ DETM wk . ' . , - : . . ,. - • . -, • - • t' • - To L15t Your Bu&neu,.. DIOJ 322.26T1 o 839993 k,M,yneWhsuNItm'ShsI ___ 35g,1LlOfhS'EI15',MS _______________ __ ut. Abs 11 wit a.IsVOulIN*$amia. y I1 S*110 prIme_land $am. ISud.. :.. CNVftVY. **L O1,• - .11EQMi1.iaAtsIu & ---, - , -' - 'i .1 ft - .•_-• _ -, '1 - -______ * * AUCTION SALE m1Oj3-UI5 - 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, FENCE SPRINKLERS. $3415.. I 1ndo37.117- Multi lam. Yard Sale, Sat., Sun. Furn., baby items, misc. & clothing. iii Garrison Dr. _______________________ 3 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING. NEW PAINT. $31J51 BROKIR Il35LMyrflsAve.,$lmford IllifliS __________________ - - u.t.suse 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, CENTRAL. AIR I HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES. PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. at S - west 72—Auction ' 2 BEDROOM. FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORAT ED, NICE CORNER. V1A. Sanford Hwy 92, I mile 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 904 255 831)for further details .. - Sales i-SCell ous for Sale ______________________________ Complete Bedrm suite, lIke new, 6 mos. old, dark mahogany, extra nice. Call 3231168. Paid $1,000 sell for $300. -_- - $IISLIR DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIOI - 551a$lfOf new BROAD. ee MORE front I roar BR's. GREGORY MOSILI HOMES 333-SON 1503 Orlando Dr. VAIFHAF1nsnaIaI WipaycaeIfsrmsblIehomes 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW ROOF. $31,100. _________ _________ ___ ___ ___ ____ __ __ . ; ________________________ 3BEDROOM. CENTRAl. HIAT& AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $32,500. ASSUMABLE MOR. TOAGE. Beds, 001 motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215$. French, BUSINESS SALEII REALTOR 101 bldg 3394*1 E. Altamonte Dr. 339-05551 _______________________ New 23$ Homes. 4 pct. Intefist to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,050. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2101. 1H2 MODEL, 2½ STORY VIC. TORIAN SHOW CASE FOR REMODELING. LOTS OP ROOM, LOTS OF PORCHES, DECORATOR NEEDEDI $31,000. The weather is perfect for a backyard sale — sell everything fastwithawant ad. Call 322-2611 or 531.9993. OUTOF INC. JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, OUTIUILDING,A LARGE LOT WITH FRUIT TREES. $23,900. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311315 E. First St. 3225327 I.,, W.GarneflWhlte Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W, Commercial Phone 332.7531, Sanford ___ ___ , , REALTORS PARK 80—Autos for Sale ----- Pair French Doors 36" each Call weekdays after 5p.m. 322 3320 'aje_ ____________________ ----a. 3Sln.cut,elecslart 323-1792 MLS REALTOR pao6lor eves. 323.0317 ____________ ____________ ' 2565 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 ___ 4 •. s_s Pisrime,_ma.,, ____ ___ _____ _____ Multiple Listrng ServiCe WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtq. Broker, $25 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. _____________________________ ___________________________ 50—MSCSI$aneouS for _________________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2314$. French Ave. 332.0231,322.0779,323.7173 .-, _____________ . _____ ANYTIME 41A—?krtgsgss Bought &SOId — Sale ASSOCIATES NEEDED SPANISH HACIENDA Beautif UI, 3 Bdrrn, 2 Bath, family room, kit, equipped, cent. HIA, carpet, scr. porch, fenced, $31,900. See It todayl __ ____ _____ - '; ______________ ' -: 322• 2420 • - - _ "We converted to oil heat during the natural gas crisis. Now that there's an Arab oil crisis, We're converting to Mohammedanismi" - -- ___ 78-MiotorCyCles . SylvanIa 19" color TV's. 10 pct over dealer cost Firestone Stores. 1St & French. 322 0215. Jim. Open Friday nights till 7 p.n,. JusI te.elved cxlra nice shipment of used color TV's $16S to 5295 All guaranteed! HERB'S TV 373 1731 2591 S Sanford Ave ___________________ Used color TV set 1910 model. Zenith 23" workS good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvaae. 17-92 So of Sanford.322$721. _______ West of Sanford 4.2, eit.In kitchen, large MBR, fenced back with Inground pool. NIce neighborhood I acres Paoia Markham area. Terms. $45,300. 3 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig Stoves, tools Gobd Used Furn Appliances. Plumhing FixtureS Bldg MaterIal 3725659 - -_ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage 3775721. S3__TV.RadiO.-SterTo - Removed BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1674; 372 1160 Cash 322-4132 - Sanford's Sales Leader ______________ -,---\ Lake Mary 3-1, garage, fruit trees, garden space, all fenced. $33,000. -_________________ - .. — ________________________ Parts. Cars Too Dollar Pad for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment or Tea Service Pleasecalljeannette M46686or 293 7355 ELECTRIC DRYER Exc. cond. $60 323 0185 _______ 3229283 _______________________ _____________________ REALTORS / hey Kids: LookIng for an extra dollar? Ask Mom I Dad to let you have a classified ad garage sale. '10.7 acres, Osteen. $15,200. 44DIpJnjums - ( ' (;j Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at. tached garage, $ yrs. old $53,000. FHA, VA. REALTY / 77—Junk Buy to -' r ac. vi ac, u.',v rap nov KENMORE WASHER Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 font pu.' no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! -__________________________ All A C's * energy saver, 10 pct over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, 1st & French. 3220215 Jim. Open Friday nights till 7 p.m. - COOKS STENSTROM L ' MODEL HOMES GROVE VIEW SUBDIV ISION OPENHOUSE1to5PM SAT. I SUN. to Rent - 1Uiii41&'I----- 1,. \ 68—Wanted c ,nn. •nn vwp. ............s-- -'-' — • '' 'bUrd. _1 - w ice maker. Like new. $300 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1192 So. of Sanford 322 8721. Mobile home 3 BR, 2 AC, 1 yr. NEW. Assumption terms ideal. $20,000. IIA.2354.On. Low 3TEMPE* 52-Apphances ALTY StMIOS Bart ' togetreu 'by Gill Fox SiDE GLANCES - .Ø.iii C all REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 32271'S ____________________________ VA..F Homes Down Payment Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot, V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 614.3013 _____________________ .SBR2B,2storyhome$15,000. 3 BR, 2 B, pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $59,500. Terms. . ____________________ 41—Houses - a 4—Personals re ,.-.*.-. _______________________________ .----.1 -..--.-.-- -- ...T-.,---- .. t ,. - t;b,','*• -y -'' -n a - - - -_-_ t- •; t - - - ____ �e------ Friday, Sept.' 17-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ISA-IveRla, Herald, Sanisid, Fl. u.iui..au..us a N a III I 11111~.. 1-1 1. "..,_4 rz;- - ~ -. , T7, ~ . I .1 Friday Sept.14, 1t7 I U U a U a a 1i i 10 o 68-Wanted to fl-Junk Cars Buy Set of Sterling Flatware or Tea Service Please call Jeannette 6.44 6686 or 293 7355 i Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig Stoves, tools save Removed lOP Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 377 5990 I Evening Heiald . ty SANFORD, FLORIDA Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 - Friday, September 14, 1979 Sale 80-Autos for WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 8721. Pair French Doors 36" each Call weekdaysafter5p m. 3223320 ILAAMPLE19 * DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION I 72Auction AUCTION SALE i ric Gobd Used FUrfl Appliances, Plumhing Fixtures Bldg Material 327 5659 * Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. Will hold a PUOJIC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Its the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904 735 8311 for further details. 99% I" The Refrigerator, range, automatic dishwasher, couch 8. chair, Color & B 8. W TVs, plus all kinds of misc. household items. 1971 Jeep CJS V6 engine, A. C. new top. Hunter's Special 3228193 $70 DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY -STAY LATE UVIV IS ft. travel trailer, sleeps 6. stove, Ice box, dec. brakes. Good cond. $750. 323 0515. '71 Aristocrat Travel Trailer Just like new, 16, $1700 FIRMf 323 6`190 aft 4 P 1989 Chev Impala Idr.. 1973 AMC Hornet 2dr. Make offer, 3231019. 1008 0101 suIti Want ads are black & vhite 8. read all over '72 Colt Wagon, auto, air. 77,000 ml., eng., trans. good. New brakes. Body needs work. 427 Bevier Rd. $500. (i " ninn L) JUST MAKE PAYMENTS --'69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) Vehicles !! olvimm Auction Center ( Insulation.. .IO ' . '... " 11d W 7q1Fd11ffi K)Wff When you're running your air condi tioner, you obviously don't want any outside heat coming in. And when flf[1lHJ( you're heating your home, you don't want that heat to get away. That's why you'fl1L'..I ll nflu your newW watt att-Wi' Wi wise seI.. nome well _____ : insulated. Most experts estimate that a properly ___ ___ insulated home can substantially cut heat. -. ___ ing and cooling costs. Because of this, there . are recommended standards for the insula. . NfSUI R-S___ tion used in all areas of new Watt-Wise ___ homes. They're based on R (resistance) . values. And the higher the R value, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, the Watt-Wise recmmendation is R-19. For walls, it ranges from R5 to R.11, depending on the placeent and type of wall. Floor over a crawl space, R-19. Duct insulation, R-6. Entrance door, R.5. .' 9 ' YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE - ( with electric strip heating has to actually heat all the air . 3 0 7 i - ourxog 1978 GMC jimmy 1 wheel drive, air, radiO, 9,000 mi Best offermust sell. 831 1740 Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 41111111111 ~ It's a device that heats your home when it's cold, cools your home when it's hot. It does everything a standard air conditioner can i i i do, out costs a Lot ICSS to run. You see, in order to heat &I" . the average home, the standard air conditioner How Blue. Like new inside lout, uses no oil, 23 mpg on regular gas. Must sell $1825. 372 0706 FRI. NIlE 7:30 P.M. EXAMPLE . Heat Pump.' orno,u 11 Comet Auto. One owner, Pepsi 75Recreational es 78-Motorcycles . Dell's ii BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1624; 327 1160 Cash 3224132 * t , ( Fl ' . inside the house. And that takes quite abit of electricity. But the higher-efficiency Cm Lois heat pump simply gathers the heat that's in the outside air and pumps inside it the house. In the summer, it gathers the heat that's inside the house and pumps it out. The result: lower electric bills, winter and summer. To meet FPL's recommended Watt,WISeTN standards, a heat pump must have a COP (heat rating) of 2.5 and an EER (cool rating) of 7.5. Of course, the higher the rating the lower your dollar number. . .. 0000 , ... 4 r. .. 4..,'. &t -t'' .,.. . ,.. . . 1 'irf Ill ___ :''.'; '" i:.. '7 ...v" i a .. ' I " ,*%~ii,~4-4'y;~. _;4* ,_: 1~11 _.. j Lawn & Garden Air Conditioning wchandise nos, Guitars, ttc. Bob Balls Center. 7202 IS. Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri Cal, Plumbing Service L Repair. Call for Free Est. 671 6294. 1k., Bonded & Ins, Larry I ''. " ...~-~ _7' ,-.1., "i F.. .. *.I..z.! - American Sod 831 2200 BAH SOD $30(lOO Sq. ft.) Free Del. on. io sq. ft or more. LawnMaintenanee UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 3322611 or 831 9993 Garden -. -. 0 an Violets I Blvd. WAND s--- ... ) AV~ li~ . . , ft. l, 4 Ught Hauling ' *U ~ .., - I .,I Because your water neater can account for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill, it is often the second largest user of energy , 5 wom 1 - .I . in the horfie. ~01 - 1 __________ .. . . ... •;h;; . . ' .. '4 t,;:' ' ,I • .• - 1: :,_ ? 111. be The warm Florida sun blamed for.almoethalfyourcopling costs. Whichmeansthat4Oto5O% fth ' S019 SUN'pm5, . due to &ict that on you have windows. , 1',,o ' ' - Glass. .., c" "%A IN I !f. ~ . *J . ..'4. . 17(.Z ,. ,'. _ Certified Lawn 8 Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 3238719 Mowing 3210098 1 ~~*.;- . "... E 11 'c EXWPU ,3: .. can The'%kwE61t '"". Lqt' Militia Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 3221771 rOP SOIL L. , ."- : l ' ::,; •': '. ,...;'iI s. .-:-'': .. : ;'.i .,•.., . f 1.; '34 . , '-'" " . 1. . . 't 323.7550 Beauty RR1S Yard debris, Trash Care vise homes, I water htaters in new 'AratT and Waste Heat Recovery Systems or Solar Appliances 8. Misc. C Plant (LOCAL) 319 5371 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Nelson Roses formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St.;3225742 OLETS 322.9141 .. Office Cleaning : _____ . Room Additions remodeling general home repairs. no lob too Y-TOOIS small. Call 3739165 anytime. . actor wfor sale .. . Comm pplles Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks 8. etc. LICENSED $699453 MEINTZER TILE i New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. $698562. 111111111111111111 Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery _32.2.0107 - ANIMAL HAVEN HM I I cleaned now. 323 3954. ___ 0 ' __Øte This provides an annual savings of from 50 I to v' Ofl Water nearing Costs. 4 OI&' Water Heater, tlng energy from the sun, rov1de 50 to 70% of your hot water. - , Punting S RsIr - ~4 _'Y; Painting by Anthony Corino, In fer i or, exterior qualified In all phases. Fret Est. Call 3220071. -, that the wiaitir heaiiuis'insulated to a value of at least R-8, f. 4 .,.. .. . . ' .,. . , - ,*~ r l - - 't . . . . singfe.paneglas) , ' - I • ' . somim. umn .: '" ''' . -. . - . . . . ''. - Ask your builder about the many other energy ";. ' . I 4h z ,, 'p , :. • \, 1 , 1 - f' . •.. . -t ;s,- . .. . I .' . " V. ' ..' . ,1,L,, . , -~ . ,' '.. jl~ • -, ,. '4 1. ' _'$ I HANDYMAN-GEN. HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAN. PENTRY.PAINTINO.SPIINK. LER$.3475ö ANYTIME. . . . - -' - IAIA .i I ' t.''r " .\ Ifwdy Pauf, has truck will travof. Wants to make small houWoM ripbirs. carpentry, painting fn)sc. Call Paul HuiWw. 3$41. a .' .,M 2 . - i to got bored, that Is, on SCCs newly Installed raircourse. Bridget Moll, an SCC student and Erk Sinith, who attend I. V4 LymanNlghSchool.hav.funwhll..x.rclslngatth. Hand Walk I - p tough - ':'' , - :'' / ' ' ) .' l.2 ' ,. i.- rt q. • :.''. ;. . n. - '' :: ' 4 , I, 4'4 I I, • c, . ., - 1 ' 'Iv.'' ''' • 0.., ' \ &' • '. .'L 1,'r.' 7i '.. I 4. 'I" . 41445 I 1. the lI.sfop course. Story, more photos, Page 3. A $ Pb. - 1. r , ,z, \ I - of • - • 'd station , , .......t'. . 11 ,$ , . p , ,t, _____ _______ - .-.-.,,----- .. ______ 4 ' %I '''" ' 1 t .. . •;-,' ':1, . - •.• ., . . I It ,V\*.h ..$ H, ,.'. -1 , £ ,, ' - 1 A 4. 4.', '. ', 1 4 J.- " 7~, -& ~~ , 1A . : ' - i '. ' , . ___________ '' - I.'. ?\ :'';• I - Co(tnKt, ...,, I.. " ''; _____ 4 -fr1, I'' I 'I ' 4 b I ;,' •',. ' rscIenin, 6 , .; DO 322-2611 w 831-"93 --Z-. _. - ____ I 4' I juI c S.. I.'. '; " I 1- i, 'tp', - ''44 •' tt •'• j-4ij.- - - . I ' ' - •. ....,-. ,•. • - - 11~ - --.-- -.-. -k........... • - . . . __ ..• _______ .. . ._ ____ . . . q-••;-----'F ._, _ .. .. .: ._ .. . . - .. -.- I .,.V- .--.-.-- . . '::.____.' - -. -t. "5, .. '• i . 4 It's tough :' . ~'.*:.*~' . . 7 ' '- Save vp ties ptot r$upItIlSSry I _otY 'I '.: Herald Photo By Tom Netsel . : .. 14 . Vinyl rppsw , , ' ________ P 1 our specialty. Qood fell. 3*5777. --4. '4 . 1 .. ,,• '4 VyIIr Ll ... I'I'' C. DIM Tractor Service Mowing I. di$clng, cultivation ditch banks chopped. All service reasonable I PrOMPIP. Realtors : I , . I -' 'I " -'-' LA • TrSCrSSrV1Cs . . '' I '.sxn.na - - . '' . !*1 - ' all . /_a_., .s k, 4I. j4 '' kz (it ' ' ") '; C h t i'. 11 .' I, , I :'., but1nd1)ngrunJtcost*awhc4elotle.s. -4 ' ' • '. I : :' o electricity. Or..top by our loch FPL office and pick . proven'tt.Wlsepackagecansaveyouupto2S% I ' , . . 4 R&R Pressure I Steam Cleaning Roof, home, mobile tme$, Mobile home special 17*50, tii *" ' . 1 . ''. ~ 1, Sell thsoe useful, no longer Herald needed items with a Classified Ad. Call 332 2611 or $319913, • . . . ' - .,. ' it t o mILjjllft~- - A ________________ ' I 1 L Ii ''- KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. '=figum apy to I and ihaded glass, - ______________ 32Iol2gaftes'5:30 1 - 1111millf , ~ T :.',. 4 Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos a fast repair service. 3326101. . . 11, 111111111111111111111111 coune - '•'' . - Of ;, .. - $22.50. Reasonable rates, work guaranteed. 3237183. CU STOM CAB IN ETS '\ . . '- thehighertheRvalue,thebetterthelnsuladon.) 1-1,), I 1, Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting 8 detail trim. PAINTING, CARPENTRY I a 11othrr windows exposed to the n. I1PAPII8 7UW waILw e "-" hay ended Ovaui10 shading the e TO meet 'mmended '. ___ . 1. Like reflective shaded windows facing east or __ I yrs. up. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271371 Ft" Est. . i , 5, $ - Pressure Cleaning _______ 1 Man, quality p.rallon à .. .. 11110i PhOt*pplilc Dog $ Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. C#9". 3325152. 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Friday, SipS. 14,1979--3 E .O Boredom UA161 1#4e LerTWS AIJP use iie CL.L)e 5HOWM T2' t TW IJAME OF A 1'J fWS0WAio1T11. Breakaway Some people who enjoy the benefits of jogging find the sport somewhat repetitious and boring. A new concept in fitness has come along, however, that just might solve that old ! ennui problem. And even if you enjoy jogging, the extra activity should prove beneficial. It is called Parcourse, and it consists of a series of exercise stations located at regular intervals along a jogging trail. Seminole Community College recently completed a oneand-a-half-mile course with 18 stations. CyE 5! HI L I LL-L-] Each station has an instructional sign which explains the exercise to be done, plus the necessary apparatus. Attention is paid to the entire body, including the respiratory, circulatory and muscular systems. The first four stations consist of warm-up exercises. Five through 14 are conditioning exercises, while the final four help the body to cool down. Iry I F I IMLAhiE!R1Pil IEICIE) -, Bridget Bell and Eric Smith s+re-tc-b their legs above the posts at bench-raise station. Oh, the pals... : ...: .. .. The course is located entirely on the SCC campus and is said to be free of traffic (and dogs as well). The surface is mostly grass, with some short stretches of sand and mulch. Fitness stations — 18, count •m, 18 now The course begins and ends near the Health Building, which has drinking fountains, restrooms, shower and dressing facilities. 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So says Damon Christian, a good-looking young man who lsone of the new leaders of the porno film Industry. He theorizes that the wealthy Iranis, no longer able to see porno films in local theaters, are now Importing their own to view at home. In the business since. He Christian's latest release says he doesn't enjoy porno is "Superwoman," staring a films personally, and lady who calls herself therefore tries to make his Deseree Cousteau. (Warner Bros., which made and own as entertaining as possible. But, he admits, distributes "Superman" Is now suing Christian because "you have to have sex in a sex film." of the title.) He says the film is really "Every film I do now," he soft core, not hard core. He Is says, "has to have more and a man with his own stanmore story. Our audiences dards of what's right and are expanding enormously, what's wrong and, within and they are demanding those standards, he Is very better scripts." rigid. DESEREE COUSTEAU Porno films are not ex"No violent sex," he says. pensive — he won't say how "No kinky sex." Denver (for picking a much "Superwoman" cog, And, because of his Hower) and lost his car In a except to say that It would standards, he says he is not poker game In Las Vegas. have cost his competitors ashamed of what he does for He arrived here In 1965, $200,000-and he didn't spend That is a coming trend a living. He comes from a and got a job cleaning film thatmuch — andthereturn everywhere, Christian says. strict New England cans. They asked him if he can be fantastic. He says that 50 percent of background and he says that could "synch,' meaning add "If the truth could be porno film business now he has even convinced his sound to film, and he said told," Christian says, comes from video casettes mother that what he does is sure, although he didn't even 'Deep Throat' has made for home dwwing& . OK, know what they meant. He around $300 million, "She Is a very proper looked it up In the dictionary, although they won't admit it. Vermont lady," he says, under "sink." I personally know a guy who "and she says that anything "To support my school walked out with $32 million I do is all right with her, as habit," he says, "I got a job from it." long as I'm happy and as with a man who was milking He says that that porno long as I don't hurt anybody. 'Nudle Cutles.' "He's been classic is still cleaning up. She just asks that I don't *u. sian bring what I do Into her house, and I respect her for that." He doesn't think he hurts ZENTh4. Actually, he feels I i PLAZA II i MM Friday, Sept. 14, 97_5 XAIt I A0U September 14 thru 20 (NBC) ooft. (CBS) M&.wUle O(CBS) UAY (NBC) Q(ABC) all..4. im Js.n,iH. presents '(PBS) Sports On The Air SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15, iaia - MORNING 10:30 ) "LING, "LING AFTERNOON ioo WRESTLING 1'30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of an Amateur box. log meet between teams from the U.S. and West Germany, from Rapid City, Iowa. SUNDAY Michigan; Maryland at Clem. son; Louisville at Miami, Fla.; Grarnbling at Alcorn State • 12) THIS IS THE NFL CROSVM 4.-M (4) 0 NFL 12:00 (2) BOBBY BOWDEN a CHARLIE o Jowi KAY VINCE DOOLEY ie.en (2) CHARLIE P51. _ (4)0 NFL TOOAY AFTERNOON - ' I 0.40 4:15 For Your Dancing and Dining Pleasure MONDAY M . (2) 0 BASEBALL Regional NFL 79 coverag. of Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers: Houston )OPWLTY WONSTUNG Aitros at San Francisco Giants 8 ii, 1979 MONDAY thru SATURDAY EVENING M . 4:30 1;. 500 FOOTBALL (Joined In Progress) Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys TENNIS "The Lipton World Of Doubles" Coverage of the finals of this $150,000 doubles tournament from the indoor arena at the Woodlands Inn outside Houston, Texas. EVENING SEPTEMBER II, 197$ 300 O NCAA FOOTBALL Region ii coverage of Notre Dame at "Happy Feelings" weight bout between Howard Bay Buccaneers at Green Bay Davis and Termite Watkins, Packets from - Houston, Texas; auto (12) NFL FOOTBALL Regional racings Italian Grand l'rlX from coverage of Kansas City Chiefs Monza, Italy; U.S. Roller Skat- at Houston Oilers; Miami Dot. ing Championships from Fort phins at Minnesota Vikings Worth, Texas. 3:30 EVENING 0 RYDER CUP GOLF MATCH Live coverage of third-round HARNESS RACING "1979 play in this tournament from Kentucky Pacing Derby" Coy- The Greenbrier In White Sul. erage of the third jewel of the phur Springs. West Virginia. triple crown of harness racing 4:45 from Louisville Downs. (4)0 NFL TODAY 8:30 P.M.-2 A.M. (2) NFL FOOTBALL Miami 9:00 Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings 0 NFL FOOTBALL New York Coverage of a tin-round light- (4) NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Giants at Washington Redskins (4)SPORT$ SPecici. F SP cials Of The I Week FLOOR SHOWS grand opening of WMFE's New Development highlight this SATURDAY Public Broadcast Center is pre- examination of nuclear power. SEPTEMBER is, 1979 sented with Congressman Bill Nelson as Dedicatory speaker, TUESDAY the Navy Band Orlando, tours MORNING SEPTEMBER 19, 1979 of the center and the unleash1100 ing of thousands of balloons. 0 THE BOSTON MARATHON EVENING EVENING Cov.rage of this famous 26S00 mile race which draws thoueoo sands of runners from across (2) THE ROAD TO CHINA • FROM RUSSIA WITH BRU.. th. country includes a discus. Bob Hope and his guests NO GERUSSI Canadian radio ainn -. -.. nI -. 1k. .. hIst,ru . • . -. -.,, IMikhail Baryshnikov. a.,i , •__.i.&,_ •VVWV,rWI .,a, ' 1400 - Crystal marathons, the backgrounds of Gayle. Shields and Yarnell, Big takes a look at a Russian Win. the runners and how they train. Bird and Peaches and Herb tar Arts Festival. present three hours of music, (R) comedy and variety taped in AFTNON various locations in China. WEDNESDAY 2:00 THIEVES OF TIME 400 UP. UP AND AWAVI DINNER SERVED MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TO 2 A.M. -J 4jj. -, - --: ' -- 1970 DRUM CORPS INITIClA 000$ LOOK UKI $ WANT $HIPS Respected drum and TO DII? A debate between bugle organizations throughout Ralph Nader and Ralph Napp and a look at the National CmThe tar for Nuclear Research and 1et. '',- the United States and Canada compete in ceremonies from Birmlngham,Aiabama. PS - N I g h ts 510 EVENING a n d Saturday • 4)0 THE TENTH MOUTH Carol Burnett and Keith Michell SEPTEMBER 19,197$ Arizona's archeological star in this drama about a resources are being pillaged by pregnant and unmarried EVENINIQ "pothunters." p.pie who w... middle-aged woman who gaily dig up ancient Indian decideS, agalnstgreat oppoil100 lion, to keep and raise her 0 LA GIOCONDA Soprano ruins for personal gain. (R) baby. Renate Scotts and tenor Luciano Pavarotti star in the San Ito Opera's production 700 AN EV WITH GENE Francisco (2) NASHVILLE SALUTES KELLY Dancer, actor, director of Ponchielil's tragic drama. AMERICA Host Jerry Reed is and choreographer Gene Kelly Joined by Lynn Anderson, the remlnisceson his longandverTHURSDAY Staffer Brothers, Larry Gatlin, Dave and Sugar, Ray Stevens SO I BMW 20, 1979 and Jerry Clower in mis mushMONDAY cal tribute to America taped at samalm II Im Opryland. EVENING SUNDAY SEPTEMBER II, 197$ Friday ___________ 11AZ * )U Ill l)A14 11'd -.s II I" At I A.%Ak I. iii '.1 ulf4i 111 WYMORI ROAD,ALTAMO$TISPRINGS I U.4747 W 00*1 I' 4. 4 I It I U .. _,1. . -- :, -: -- I• ,. - - -1 ; -'-a. -.-- -- �e—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . FrM@y;SW.I4,I"q Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman. (Part 3 of 3) (R) September 14 FRIDAY 11:30 TONIGI4T Host: Johnny (2) Carson. Guests: Bob Hop., Luciano Pavarotti. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE "Chisum" (C) (1970) John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. A cattle baron enlists the aid of Billy the Kid In fightIng power-hungry law officers. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ALAN KING GOES NASH. VIU.E Alan King rides on a riverboat, masts some o try music's greatest stars, and appears at the Grand Ole Opry. Guests include Roy Clark, Bar. bara Mandrell and Ra y teve a. "Bulls. Sears And Lions" Guest: Monte J. Gordon, director of research, The Dreyfus Corporation, EVENING 600 (2)00 (4) 1121 NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES "Operant Conditioning" 500 ROCKFORD FILES (2) Rockford and his pal Richie 630 Brockelman (Dennis Dugan) (2) NBC NEWS devise an elaborate scheme to @)O CBS NEWS get Richie's father's business AMC NEWS back from the hands of gangAs—1 I-- e HAVES On stars. (R) Becoming Your Own Teacher" HAZ. (4)0 ml ZARO Ba and Luke heroically 7-00 Put out a fire In an armored (2) TIC TAC DOUGH truck and gel accused of steal(4) MARY TYLER MOORE ing a million dollars for their P.M. MAGAZINE 12:00 trouble. (R) JOKERS WILD. THE CROSS-WITS 0 ABC MOVE "Th. MW (4) MOVIE "Strange New MACNEIL / LEHRER News Bears In Breaking Train- World" (C) (1975) John Saxon, ing" (1977) William DSVWIS, Kathleen Miller. Astronauts REPORT Jackie Earl. Haley. A coach- returning to Earth after 180 7:30 ysars In suspended animation less learn of Little League , (2) UARS CLUB fits "borrows" a bus and travel find scientists who have (4) DANCE FEVER from California to Houston in oped eternal lit, and primitives ii GAME order to take part In a big who live with Jungle beasts. (2 O FAMILY FEUD Hrs.) the Astrodome. CAROL BURNETT AND 0 game'" V,L PEOPLE Guest: Frank too FRIENDS Bums, executive director of (2) 113 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL DICK CAVITY Guests: the Orange County Teachers' Host: Bob Welch. Guests: ElecMickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Association and one of the tric Ught Orchestra; EMn BIshLeo Durocher, Tom Gorman. most aggressive and informed op. Paul Buttsrfiekl and Rick (Part 2013) (R) teacher contract negotiators In Danko, John Mayall, Van Halen 8:00 Florida and possibly the nation, and the Whitt kids. (2)© DIFF'RINT STROKES 0 MOVIE "Let's Kill Uncle" M . Arnold, feeling left out by his (C) (1968) No Green, Mary PROBEHOSPICE Host: • very busy family, comes UP Pat Holmes. Members of the Bdhem. A young man decides with a novel way to get Hospice organization discuss to strike first when he dlscov. tion. (R) the concept that's changing the era his uncle Is planning to kill THE REDISLE HULK (j) (2 Hrs.) Banner recognizes traits of his way we live and die... to let the 0 TOSS ANNOUNCED old, the sick, the terminally ill own affliction In the behavior oo die In peace, pain-fre, and at 106 a new acquaintance, an overly horfl aggressive football player. (II) 0 MOVIE "The Rookies" (C) (1971) Darren McGavin, Paul 10:00 FANTASY ISLAND A formar stuntman (Dale Robertson) (4) 0 DALLAS Sue Ellen, Burks. Recruits for a metropoltries one last death-defying addicted to alcohol 4 peg.. itan police toe prepare to feat, and an International cook- nant, vows revenge on J.R. deal with a variety of everyday log contest turns Into a giant when he has her committed in problems. I Hr. 25 Mini.) food light when one of the a sanitarium. (Part 2 of 2) (Fl) S MASTERPIECE THEATRE entrants is caught cheating. NEWS WA8HINGTON WIEEK IN "Keen" Edmund Keen plans a 2:30 furtive meeting with the CountREVIEW 0 NEWS esa de Koefeld, but Danby, an aspiring young 300 (2) m FACTS MOVIE "The Naked Edge" The girls see their 0 scores actress, complicates his elaborate romantic schemes. (Part 1 (B/W) (1961) Gary Cooper, and become worried bout of 2) (R) Deborah Kerr. A long-delayed their abilities letter causes the r.openlngofa shows them that 10 Isn't that 1100 flve-year.old murder case. (1 Important. (2) (4)OO a NIEWS WALL $TREET WEEK 5 DICK CAVITY Guests: Hr. 55 Mine.) ,, SATURDAY ________________________________ MORNING 4:55 0 FLORIDA: ISLAND OCEAN 0 ''4 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 600 THE LAW AND YOU HOT DOG 6:25 FRIENDS 6:30 (2) 2.COUNTRY GARDEN (4) CRACKERRARREL OSPECTRUM HOT FUDGE 7.00 "TM PRDFILESFjy Splendored Thing" (C) (1955) William Holden, Jennifer Jones. A Eurasian doctor and an American reporter fall in love in 19 Hong Kong. (2 FIrs.) 0 TARZAN I SUPER SEVEN (Season Premiere) 0 A RICAN BA GlAND ov KONG I4 THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT 'Antecedents Of Con. temporary Problems" 100 (2) SOUL TRAIN WRESTLING 0 THE GROWING "Heredity And Environment" t30 TREK The 0 STAR Enterprise, on Its way home after a long mission, Is called to Investigate the disappearance of a Vulcan spaceship. p SPORTS 0 WIDE Coverage of an Amateur box. log meet between teams from the U.S. and West Germany, from Rapid City, Iowa. THE GROWING YEARS "Prenatal Development" HOME (4) FARM BLACK AWARENESS HILLBILLIES 0 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 7:30 (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS ARTHUR AND COMPANY 030 MINUTES 2.00 ANIMAlS ANIMALS AM___ Be Announced. MOVIE To (2) MAtS (Season Premiere) "The 2:30 Shait KIDSWORLD 0 MAVERICK "The Belcastle Brand" 800 S ANOTHER VOICE (2) 0 DAFFY DUCK 30° (4) 6 MIGHTY MOUSE I 0 NCAA FOOTBALL Region. HECKLE S JECKLE at coverage of Notre Dame $ Michigan; Maryland at ClemS ERJCA son; Louisville at MIami. Fla.; 6:30 Grambling at Alcorn State 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL PEOPLE Guest: Frank KIT "Eyes, Eye Glasses, SV.L Buress, executive director of Warranties, Baby Car Seats" the Orange County Teachers' (R) Association and one of the most aggressive .i BARNEY teacher contract negotiators In (4)5 BIJQS RUNNY / ROAD Florida and possibly In the RLJNJdER nation. PLASTICMAN S CROCKETT'S VICTORY 5110 VALLEY Heath has GARDEN killed a man in self-defense, 6:30 and the man's lather hires THE JUG" (2) some" to kill Heath. •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 40° (I) GAME 10:00 (2) 0 GLOBETROTTERS I 8HAT0M1. GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Journey To The DYNOMUTT Outer Limits" Nineteen OUT OF THE BLUE 0 HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH bred teen-agers confront goma of nature's greatest "Overweight Americana" at the Colorado Outward • lom Bound School, graduating only £ £ (4)0 after climbing the forbidding SAILING 3 • 18,715-foot Santa Rosa J)j In the Peruvian Andes (R) II.-00 O FLASH GORDON 4'lS (2) BASEBALL Regional THE BCSTON I RATHON coverage of Cincinnati Reds Guaranteed 15 Against Chipping at Coverage of this famous 26Los Angeles Dodgers Houston mile race which draws Astroi at San Francisco Giants iands of runners from across the country includes a discus430 sion of the history of S MOVIE "The Woman marathons, the background* of Hunter" (C) (1972) Barbara the runners and how they train. Eden, Robert Vaughn. A (A) wealthy woman fears for NI TIXCOTI ALUMINUM life when she suspects that she 11:30 15 being followed by a Jewel (0OQZILLA OPIT S FASCIA thief mUrder. (1 1/2 Hr.) S PAT ALBERT TONANNOUNM I DEAL DIRECT WITH OWNERI ___ Ulli "Presidential FIRING Hopeful Congr.* j AFTERNOON Anderson" . • LI - M TEXTURED FINRGLASS COATING Years Flaking Peeling MAINTENANCE FREE HOME ff 74's IIIIJ PERMATEX COATING HOME IMPROVEMENT - POITAILI TV WITH ANY COATING OI$OPPIT JOB TOPIN$TISCALLIR$ Fill ESTIMATES 6:30 (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS The Bears challenge Coach Buttermaker to prove his claim that he knows lamed catcher Johnny Bench by producing the baseball star in person for them. 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL (Season Premiere) Nick uses his students to help him Infiltrate a foreign embassy to rescue a kidnapped young man. MOVIE "M'A'SH" (C) (1972) Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould. During the Kore.. an War, a pair of zany surgeons turns an Army medical post into madcap chaos with their pranks. (2 1/2 Hrs.) c NBC MOVIE "The Elger Sanction" (1975) Clint East. wood, George Kennedy. A former government assassin comes out of retirement to pursue a thief carrying stolen U.S. documents across the Swiss Alps. (Network advises paren. t&discretlon.)(R) (4)• MOVIE "Paradise Connection" (Premiere) Buddy Ebssn, Man Dusty. A successful but notorious attorney leaves his flourishing practice and sets off for Hawaii on a danger-filled search for his estranged son. 0 LOVE BOAT (Season Premiere) Julie falls In love and Is contemplating marriage when the Pacific Princess is chartered for an extended cruisetóAiaska. HARNESS RACING "1979 Kentucky Pacing Derby" Coyerage of the third Jewel of the triple crown of harness racing from Louisville Downs. 10:00 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "John Hartford /The Diliards" 41WS O MOM PYTHON'S FLY- • AW -.. - --------- -- ---a . • • -.- ______________ _.• •••. • UNDAY tournament from the Indoor sick. (R) arena at the Woodlands Inn 11:00 outside Houston. Texas. (2) (4) 00 (12) NEWS 5 BLUEGRASS, BLUEGRASS who become pregnant every MORNING EVENING year. (R) "J.D. Crowe And The New South' 6:00 AFTERNOON 600 11:15 (4) A BETTER WAY (2)0(12)NEWS (4)CBSNEWS O THIS IS THE LIFE 11:30 6:30 O AGRICULTURE .S.A. 12:00 (2) NBC NEWS (2) NBC LATE MOVIE (2) BOSSY BOWDEN 6:30 0 ABC NEWS "Emergency" (1979) Kevin CH AR LIE pj (4) CHURCH SERVICE (4) IN SEARCH OF... Tighe, Randolph Mantooth. 0 JOHN MCKAY LIVING wo While in San Francisco to 6:45 O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. Q ISSUES AND ANSWERS observe rescue operations, 0 VINCI DOOLEY lION (14)0 NFL TODAY paramedics Gage and DeSoto 5 CONSUMER SURVIVAL (12) AFTER HOURS 700 become Involved with two di.KIT "Price Quality Relation6:45 ship, Speed Reading, Retire. (2) (12) DISNEY'S WONDER- asters and two female FUL WORLD "The Absent paramedics. (R) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP mint Homes" (R) Minded Professor" Professor (4) FLORIDAI 700 12:30 Brainard flies his flubberlzed 5 THE NIGHT STALKER Carl (2)2'S COMPANY (2) CHARLIE PELL. vehicle to Washington and Kolclak believes a politician (1i SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM (1) BIG VALLEY Victoria demonstrates Its abilities for a whose opponents are suffering MARLO AND 0 THE MAGIC becomes concernedabout group of baffled military offi- mysterious deaths sold his soul MOVIE MACHINE state prison conditions and cials. (Part 2 of 2XR) to the devil in exchange for 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH secretly arranges to be arrest- (4)060 MINUTES victory. (12) JERRY FALWELL ed and Incarcerated. 0 OUT OF THE BLUE Ran- 0 JUKEBOX 0 SPECTRUM 7:30 dom takes the rap for Chris. (12) AFTER HOURS who was an accessory to a (2) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 12:00 Weekly highlights of key NCAA school burglary, but keeps THE NAZARIENE MOVIE "The Bingo (4) CBS football contests are presentSUNDAY everyone off MORNING balance by pop. (4) ed. ping In and out of Jail while Long Traveling All-Stars & 0 FAITH FOR TODAY Motor Kings" (1976) Billy Dee trying to get Chris to confess. 0 DIRECTIONS (Season (IM 00BBYBOWDEN Premiere) The mounting ten- •FLORIDA REPORT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Williams, James Earl Jones. A SPECIAL "Journey To The black baseball team playing In slon between blacks and Jews 100 Outer Limits" Nineteen city- the Negro National League of as a result of the Andrew (1) FALL PREVIEW bred teen-agers confront some the 1930's run into a series of Young controversy will be 030 MINUTES of nature's greatest challenges humorous complications when discussed. 0 MORAL ISSUES at the Colorado Outward they break away from the F-TROOP WEEK IN Bound School, graduating only league and try to make It on S WASHINGTON (2) VOICE OF VICTORY after climbing the forbidding their own. (4) THREE ROBONIC REVIEW 18,715-foot Santa Rosa Peak 0 AN EVENING WITH GENE STOOGES KELLY Dancer, actor, director 1:30 in the Peruvian Andes. (R) 00 REX HUMBARD and choreographer Gene Kelly ()(12) NFL '79 7:30 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE reminisces on his long and ver(4)0 NFL. TODAY QA NEW KIND OF FAMILY satlle career. S SESAME STREET(R) 0 WRESTLING (Premiere) Widow Kit Flana- (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "A Fine 5 WALL $TREET WEEK $:30 "Bulls, Bears And Lions" gan, divorcee Abby Stone and Pair" (1969) Rock Hudson, (2) SUNDAY MASS Guest: Monte J. Gordon, directheir four children decide to Claudia Cardinale. An Amen. MARLO AND THE u*oic (4) ton of research, The Dreyfus take a shot at living together can detective becomes the MOVIE MACHINE when they accidentally rent the unwitting accomplice of a Corporation, O OpAl. ROTS same home. female thief planning a gem 2:0° 6:00 heist from a supposedly 8:00 2) NFL FOOTBALL Miami APcHIE cuua TO CHINA burglar-proof Austrian villa. (R) THE ROAD (2)0 Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING (IJO NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bob Hope and his guests O BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Bay Buccaneers at Green Bay Mikhail BaryShnikov, Crystal oe.i.ROOLVII Gayle, Shields and Yarnell, Big Packers et MISTER ROGERS (R) Bird and Peaches and Herb 0 NFL 9'.30 coverage of Kansas City Chiefs present three hours of music, (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUSI. at Houston Oilers; Miami Doi- comedy and variety taped in various locations in China. phins at Minnesota Vikings KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO S EUROPE: THE MIGHTY (14)0 THE 1'EtdTh MONTH (Season Premiere) Host CONTINENT "This Generation Carol Burnett and Keith Michell Michael Young Is Joined by Has No Future" August 1914 star In this drama about a Ethel Merman, Christopher begins a now eraby ushering in pregnant and unmarried Reeve, special effects creators a naive "World War" that middle-aged woman who Peter and Harrison Elienshaw, will eventually topple govern. decides, against great opposi. By United Press InterDavid Horowitz and gymnast mints and leave 13 million tion, to keep and raise her national Cathy Rigby. baby. dead. The TV documentary 0 MOVIE "HI We Chum" 0 MOW S MINDY (Season 2:30 (8/W) (1942) Ritz Brothers, Premiere) When Mindy gives "Scared Straight" In Robert Paige. A group of 0 UNTAMED WORLD Mork earth medicine for his which a group of New Jersey comedians Is sidetracked in a cold, it causes him to shrink teen-agers Is shown being 300 small town on their way to S wu.D KINGDOM and sends him to an upside. lectured by hardened conHollywood. (11 1/2 Hrs.) EUROPE: THE MIGHTY down planet where humor has victs was handed an S ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) CONTINENT "Are We Making A Good Peace?" At the close S EVENING AT POPS South Emmy on Sunday and a 10:00 5 STUDIO SEE Visits the of the First World War Western African pianist Steven Do lawsuit on Tuesday. New York attorney Europe licks its wounds at Van- Groote plays Prokofiev's Conworld's largest nuclear plant to ii how nuclear tuel sallIes while Russia is torn certo No. 3 in C Major, Op. 26. Maurice Frager filed the (R) may solve energy problems; a apart by civil war. action against producer 14-year-old hockey star. (A) 6:00 Arnold Shapiro, narrator 3. ,3Ø •mDER CUP GOLF MATCH 0 MOVIE "Annie Hall" Peter Falk and at least one Io',ao (2) MOVIE "The Redhead Live coverage of third-round (1977) Woody Allen, Dime television station. And The Cowboy" (B/W)(1950) play in this tournament from Keaton. A nightclub comic and He says the youngsters Glenn Ford, Rhonda Fleming. A The Greenbrier in White Sul- an aspiring songstress share their neuroses In an on-again, involved were "cajoled" Into of phur Springs, West Virginia. government spy joins a off-son romance. (Network the prison "like blind sheep" off-a Southern sympathizers plan . 40° that language used by the ning to deliver a message to •UP, UP AND AWAYI The advises parental discretion.) •MASTERPIECE THEATRE convicts made two girls in Confederate irregulars. (1 1/2 grand opening of WUFE's New "K" Edmund Kean plans a the group "throw up," and Hr.) Public Broadcast Center Is pr.- kwtivatinesg with the Count(1) MEDIAOUNDTASI.1 tented with Congreeaman 60 an di Koefeld, but Anna that his clients were S THE LAW AND YOU Nelson as Dedicatory speaker, Denby, an aspiring young promised the film wouldn't KIDSWORLD the Navy Band Orlando, tours actress complicates his elabo- be shown on the East Coast. of the center and the UriheiSh- rate romantic schemes. (Part I . He wants $10 million for Ingol thousands of balloons. 1100 of 2) their "permanent scars." (4) ASRONSKY AND COMPA. 4:30 Johnny Carson says his 10:00 NY 5 STUDIO CONCERT: MUSIC SUPSTAIRIS, COW! @TAM contract with NBC expired in BLACK AWARENESS OF BAROQUE "The Property Of A Lady" April. NBC says he's under 0 FIRST BAPTIST When letterS whiten by Ladycontract until1281. Now both 4:41 CHURCH MarjOrie fall into the wrong ii *s*, u.s.&, --The (4)5 NFL. TODAY hands, th new chauffeur helps sides In the squabble Fi ird ft they'll let a referee settle it. avoid a scandal, Ruch to handle when DenIse (2) 5OftJJ4Z The man Who will decide asks him out ona date. (R). 10:30 (I) 5 NFL FOOTBALL "Naomi Carson a late for the next '(Joined Wi Progress) Chicago (F THE UXTIR$ 11:0 year Or $0 not to mention Drops Out" Bears at Dallas Cowboys FACE TW NATION FAMILY Archie aspirations of ABC-TV which 5 ALL RI THE IUIISUOKI TUANAMW "Too Sq" TOM"The Upton World keeps Edith so busy cooking Is said to be courting him P11kM Lowe examines for a big bash at his bar ttialhe Of Doubles" Coverage of the b refired, New York Superior • hsp Z~~ 011CIthakIh5.le'CoEwtJ)dge PaitaBtIliweli:' now September 16 S If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Tim e Out To Eat MR. P's The fantastic Ronnie Baron appearing nightly for your entertainment. Select your favorites from our large menu. 119 S. Magnolia, downtown Sanford. DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entei'talninent in our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — 14 Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday MI you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN LAKE MONROE Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. PORT 0' CALL Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. SLOPPY JOE Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fountain. 2911 Orlando Dr. (hwy. 17-92) Sanford, XANADU Presents "Happy Feelings" for your dining pleasure. Floor shows Fri. & Sat. Dinner served Monday thru Saturday 4 P.M. til 2 A.M. 151 Wymore Rd., Altamonte Springs. - - - - ' - -• - - - AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 53 Live entertainment Friday & Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Dance or Listen to pew band. Members & Guests. Hwy. 1792, Sanford. Ernest Tubb Show featuring Ernest Tubb & The Texas Troubadours, Nelson Young & The Sandy Valley Boys and Florida Country Music Queen, 7 and 10 p.m., Sept. 15, Tupperware Auditorium, Klsslmznee. Ticket information; 299-2886. Dance for singles over 18 (including widowed and divorced persons) sponsored by Belles & Beaus 9 p.m. to midnight, Sept. 15, at Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mizell, Winter Park. Live Band. Free Chamber Music Concert, Sunday, Sept. 16, 8 p.m., Jewish Community Center, 851 N. Maitland Ave. featuring symphony musicians Pat Cornell, Violin; Jim Higgins, cello: Barbra Morrell, viola; Constance Gottschalk, piano and Saul Cornell, flute. Free to public. - __ Emm Plus Lawsu it ___ Friday, Sept. 14, GOGUDE - - - - . ,,' . ' • . ____ - 1I*RY FRAMER or wo "Np Faigs flpN thru SAT. pm. 1 am . • MAPPY HIUR 11 am III 7 pm . • - . $ANPOID OW AT 1.4 __ _ - A pw _; -•- - ----- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, '. • ___ CASSELBIRRY ANYTIME CALL CLLIC IINOUNS (305) 8314"7 PIN 12" 11W . (4) 0 WORKING STIFFS Brothers Ernie and Mike O'Rourke (Jim Belushl, Michael Keaton), trying to make their fortune, accept Jobs as janitors in their uncle's office building. 0 THE ROPERS (Season Premiere) A prudish new neighborof the Rapars suspects the worst when he oversees Janet and Chriuy giving Stanley disco lessons. 11:30 (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Hosts: The Rolling Stones. Guest: New York City Mayor Edward Koch. (R) (1) MOM "Marooned" (C) (1960) Gregory Peat Richard 1200 Cnenna, Three astronauts find themselves strdedlnspace oouus (I) RONKERSI Guest: Rita when their misaile malfunch1' tions. (2 Hrs.) MN Cr sTAR CON5NOV11 "Man in The NAM (P1inIIe) THE AMERICANS "The W1lderne" (C) (1911) Richard SWCO woo" "The General" MaJor Gin. Thomas HaIs, John Huston. A man 111111 Hex Of Little Lulu" A NM loliaberry is the archetypicai eurvlvee a brutal mauling by a girl uees a fortune teller pickis fighting mare -. Po iit,j huge bear, causing the ice cnesn and her active knagi- devoted family man, astounded Indians to worship nation in a scham. to convince M(2 Hrs.) eidtowork. ___ "The World Of Henry Orient" (C) (1964) Peter MINT "Envi ronmental Sellers, Paul. Pnentiss. Two hnperalives 7 00 leen-.gsrs corne to a better (2) NASHVILLE SALUTBi understanding with their parAMERICA chasing. v (2) OUTLOOK WITH by Lbnn Anderi% the clan, (2 Nra. 10 Mlns. SNYON .I. hL, A.'M..Dan and 712 011 CRIlK LANE and Jerry dower in this musical tribute to America taped at Oprytand. 0D BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER '4ff HAW LAWRENCE WEUC A concert I) with the Los Angeles-based band "Juggernaut," comprised top studio musicians from the Count Rule sand, the Duke Ellington Orchestra and the Stan Kenton Band. September 15 ____ ___ ::. • , •- 'F I' .5 - 5 ' • ' - - .- 1 .5 S -4 - . '--. .. - W' 4 -i4 .. . -A __ 44 • - 0 • - I __ .! ;'- T • / • S i - --- p •. ......... . - —. .._-. 0 u --- • - • -.-_______ • - - �: .........s_t•_e__ .............- ........................... Friday, S.Ø. 14, In, S--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , Daytime Schedule Ah, Those$pinoffs By ANNE THAYEfl Back In the earlier days of network television, though there were just as many situation comedies and adventure series as now, spinoffs were rare enough to be landmarks. For example, when "December Bride," starring the late Spring Bylngton seemed strong enough to last without Its deadpan laughgetting neighbor, played by Harry Morgan, (now of "M.A.S.H.") the sub.theme was excised from the parent show and shaped into the 'Pete and Gladys" series which had a respectable run. This season's luckiest spinoff headliner is Claude Akin, in "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo," a featured character last In "BJ and the Bear." NBC heads figure they have a strong entry for Tuesday nights and they may be right. Akins, who worked steadily for the first 20 years of his career for steady money but not big bucks, was an undiscovered treasure because his heavy- boned physique and knack for beetling his brows landed him nothing but villain roles. That is until an earlier NBC series, "Movin' On," brought some of Akins' own sense of humor and blue- in the country. ABC's "Happy Days," to has been a fertile ground fc spinoffs. But perhaps with shade of difference in tlu characters and element that might develop mt series are showcased In jw an episode or two. If th response is good, It's off an away. And with two pilots on "Happy Days," "Lavern and Shirley' and "Mork an Mindy" again the trip to to ten was jetpropeiled. One of the oddest an CLAUDE AKINS oddly charming of th the truck driver stuck with a spinoff possibilities concern Harvard dropout (Frank CBS's "Alice." Converse) as his cohort. Akins has everything to Linda Lavin and most o gain and nothing to lose. the cast are now considerec Should the new series not so strong that dear Flo of•th make It in the new sudden melted-butter diction ma death rating game (early spin Into a separate seriei popularity or else) Lobo according to recent rumor could be re-absorbed Into the Which would make parent show. television star of P.111 It worked that way when a Holiday who plays Flu. — - spinoff of the young assistant from James Garner's "Rockford Files" didn't prove strong enough to solo. And such a deal was promised to Norman Fell and Andes Lindley last year when they were written out Of "Three's Company" and into "The Ropers." They didn't need the insurance as things turned out. It was profits for everybody, especially the ABC network. collar charisma to an ap- Both series rate consistently ireclative public as Sunny among the ten most popular Now, if hearing the semi rumor three times has an germ of truth to it, then th new cast member foi "Alice" might be Dlaa4 [add. Th. Irony being the Ms. Ladd was the origina Flo In the movie, "Ailci Doesn't Live Hen Anymore," from which th CBS series was adapted. "thu Grant," starring E Maer, of course, Is lb hardiest and bed of Nor er Mee&s spinoffs. MORNING 725 TUESDAY EVENING SUMMER SEMESTER UNTAMED WORLD (WED) (4) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING ROW 5:53 (WED) 0RYAN'S HOPE PTL cs.us (4) THURSDAY MORNING 0 PASSWORD PLUS 600 (THU) 1:00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) (:D o DAYS OF OUR LIVES HEALTH FIELD 0 GOOD MORNING ANERIYOUNG AND THE (4)0 7)f SUNRISE CA RESTLESS 9:11 9:00 O ALL MYCHILDREN (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA- 3)0 CAPTAIN K ANGAROO 1:30 NY(MON) 0 OVER EASY (4)0*8 THE WORLD (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE 6:25 TURNS (11*) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 200 (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (4) 30 MINUTES (THIS) (2)0 THE DOCTORS ° NEWS (4) CRACKERIARREL (FRI) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:30 525 2:30 TODAY (2) POPI GOES THE cowi- (2)0 (2)0 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GOOD MORNING AMER$. TRY (MON) 4)0 GLOING LIGHT (2) PORTER WAGONER ui CA UUAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) 3:00 (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD GENERAL HOSPITAL (WED) 9:00 TRIC COMPANY (R) E LEC (2) THE WILIURN BROTHERS (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MOVIE INAHI (2)OTODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING 1056 0 C"NEWS (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING 11:00 MM WEDNESDAY MORN- (2)© HIGH ROLLERS ING M" Walter Matthau, Bob Uecker, Dr. Michael Fox, Dee Dee Bridgewater. (A) (4) THREE'S A CROWD SARNASY JONES aby is hired to Investigate the supposedly accidental drowning of a wealthy and experianced yachtsman. (A) BARNEY MILLER While Barney and the detectives are upset over a report criticizing their work. Wojo learns he might have to walk a beat and threatens to quit. (A) 12:00 jilted her. HAPPY DAYS (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME To save 0 WAS'H 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 0 GOOD TIMES ID ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 12:03 0 ABC MOVIE "Three On A Date" (1978) June Allyson, Ray Bolger. An Inept young employee of a television game show is given the lob of chaperoning four winning couples on a Hawaiian holiday. (A) tar Arts Festival. MONDAY 5.00 (2) (4)••0 NEWS RIVE R AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "The Living Constitution" Ism (2)0 NBC NEWS (I) Son NEWS I " AMERICANGOVERNMENT "The Amendment Process" (2) ThRU A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY O P.M. MAGAZINE JOKIWS WED ThIROS WITS MACNEIL / LEHNIR I REPORT ____ 730 (2) TIC TAG DOUGH (4) HAPPY DAYS mu iawivww SAME FAMILY FEW THE VIEW MA'S'H a .I DICK CAVITY Guests: • Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Leo Durochsr, Tom Gorman. (Part 3 ci 3) (A) III 0 UTILE HOtISE ON me ___ PRAIRIE (Season Premiere) Laiwa fillets and falls in I0v with Almanso WI1441 (05 Butler), but kids she has a rival in NellieOtesoji. (Part 101 2) (j) THU WIIITI SHADOW (Season Prem'ers) jal'enn, • 4..A Ora :.._ September 7 OD WKRP IN CINCINNATI rience when they attempt to save two wsnow washers clinging from a broken scaffold 40 stories high. S DO I LOOK L= I WANT Dli'? A debate between Ralph Nader and Ralph Napp and a look at the P4ItIOnaI Cer,tar for Nuclear Research and Development highlight this examination of nuclear power. 9:00 "Coming (2)0 MOVIE Honie"(197S)Jane Fonda. Jon Voight. A Marine offluer's wile end a disabled, bitter Vietnam veteran lives are drticeiI _l --, .lI: I.band is flgliung In Vietnam, they mess and fall In love. (Net. work advises view diecrelion.) (4) 6 MASH (Season. Premiers) A clumsy foot soidle, (Ed S1Ø.y Jr.) brings an unex. pected boost of morals to the war-weary stall of the 7th. NFI. POOTUALL New York Giants at Whlnglon Redskins opsi daughter, did of "death by natural causes" Is changed to us de Koefeld, but Anna - Connally,(A) oung Young Poets 1130 (1)0i (4)THREISACD 5nARy 0 The prime suspact in a murder case comes to Harry for help when the vlctIms wealthy father puts out a cont,ec on the innocent - GRADE: B MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI (PG) Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, Candy Clark, Paul LeMat. (Comedydrama) We re-visit most of the original "Graffiti" people QPUIIflI vnr lnt.r In whnflu hnrw.nno,1 fn thorn A - . -- - j -- - __._., - .._•_ n... - ...$q#..t..a W .flIt• it - •b Seefood Lovers, s4pq 9n Introduces Their Delicious New ' SEAFOOD & SALAD BUFFET Special Prices Thru September SEAFOOD PLATTER Fillet of Fish - French - Fried anrimp am Iams IflChldS$: - --"--- I wish I had Shawn Cassidy's utograph I wish l had aplecee(gold I wish l had amlal.csr I wish I had a spitted pw,y I wish I had a spitted busbarger I wish I had a spelled asee. 3Ul5 - - Served With Hush Puppies Shrimp and Tarter Sauce and CHOICE OF SALAD BAR $lI)flQ id ALSOAVAILABLE FISH AND SHRIMP PLATTERS Kathy — spect'a life. I wink ea Tuesday I had a dig and - Friday I had a ear I wish I WA a fwu and a gish rm ad, 11 was I wish I had a hat vie Pink ears-and a Mack .7,. ________ TO SE ANNOUNCED 16:00 ___ worm's Worst IWUIfl sddiolloii (2)0 1t(T Guest hOSI problem end is a 910W aspoil Marlin Mull. Guests Dr wayne am 01111 for - Dyer PBuons,JoIviny Derk THE GNAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 Orlands and an Mssdsy I had a aslsicycle (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford Hand Dipped Shah..— Banana Splits— Sundsss AiidtcsCrsamCsn,s ............... jI! var wails year. .g?J or. FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN . —.__-- Roger Moore, Lois Chile,. Spy James Bond Is back and that's about all you need to say. This one Is the most illogical, ridiculous, senseless Bond film of all but it's still great fun, stylish, witty and full of extraordinary gimmicks and special effects. Ignore the plot, just sit back and have a good time. - h100 low" DICK CAVITI Guest: John "me wws. pow- MOONRAKER (P() adventure. •1.2 "Murder." (Part 3) der Opera" A iwoNe of Hong et we the ___ — 100 0 THREE'S COM1'ANY (1) (12 TOMORROW Guest: When Christy earns Jack is Auth or Jackie Collins. running around with an older NEWS woman, she thinks he is lacking affection and decides to make 1:38 the ultimate sacrIfice. •TO BE ANNOUNCED a THEATRE 2:15 "Kean" Edmund Keen plans a NEWS 0 Wive meeting with the Count.. some disturbing facts about the pOlice department's Inves. 1 tn of a murder case. .*OER MOST ENGLISH "The Unpleasantness At The BIN ola Club" After the general's body Is exhumed, the var- - •C88 LATE MOVIE "A Sensitive, Passionate Man" (1977) Burt Reynolds, Kris Kris- (1977) Angie Dickinson, David tofferson. Two professional Janssen. A successful and byfootball players become Ing family man finds his life and Involved in a comic rivalry to that of his family sh atter ing win the affections of their third when he turns to alcohol after roommate, t he turn owners losing his job. 4)0 LOU GRANT (Season Premiers) While Lou Is trying to tactfully report on a tragic fire I gay bar, Roesi uncovers CONCORDE: AIRPORT 179 THE (PG) Main Delon, Susan Blakely, George Kennedy *nd a cast of thousands. (Adventure) This time, It's the supersonic Concorde that's in trouble one of Its passengers Is carrying a secret and the bad guy tries missiles, sabotage and everything else to bring It down. It's all exciting, but more sensible than earlier "Airport" films and this has some people you care about. GRADE: B 12:40 9:00 (2)0 MOVIE "Semi-Tough" 0 204OSERT The rescue (Pail 1012) squad faces a harrowing expe-- - (3) ADAM-12 A courageous teen-ager comes forward as a ANGIE When Brad walks out after a big fight, Angle witness against hoodlums-decides to throw a wild party to only to be abducted. pick up her spirits. one of the first-team rgguhn. (Season Premier.) Johnny's becomes a key suspect In an 1*1Mend Buffy (Julie Payne) aspiring sportswrIter's Intend- drops by to tell him that she Is Id expose of point-shaving in suing him for half the moneyhe made while they lived together. high school basketball, BREAKING AWAY (PG) Dennis Christopher, Dennis Queld, Daniel Stern, Jackie Earle Haley (Romantic comedy) This American-made movie is the kind of film the French always do so well: warm, funny, a 1 little romantic, tied up just right. It's set in Blooipington, 4, a college town, the summer the local boys finally realize they don't mind being "townies." Briefly, its the "Rocky" of bicycle racing but so much better. A fine job by these four young actors. GRADE: A -- 830 Id. (Part 3 of 3) with old friends who live in a house with purple-and-green wallpaper. GRADE: B - Chachi from going to his hot reward, the Fonz strikes a bar. gain with the devil and agrees not to kiss agirl for 24hours. ID FROM RUSSIA WITH BRUNO GERUSSI Canadian radio and television star Gerussi takes a look at a Russian Win, T)*PRICESRIGHT (4)IR$oAY MORNING 0 LAVIRNE & SHIRLEY (R) I t30 FRIDAY MORNING (1111111) 2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 00000 MORNING AMERI0FAMILY FEUD CA 11:30 (2)0 BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: A bank robber and a '5fl. tempered shark upset the plans of the larcenous Sheriff Lobo (Claude Akins) to con thousands of dollars out of a group of fishermen.. (4) a MOVE "The Other Side Of Midnight" (1977) Marie-France Pisler, John Beck. A beautiful French film star uses her power and her control over a wealthy man's fortune to gain rsvenge on a handsome American flyer who (2)0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS MISTER ROGERS (R) 0"11 ID DICK CAVETT Guest: John Ehrllchman. (Part lot 2) (R) 9:00 a - (2) (4)000 NEWS (2)0 THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF 1050 (Premiere) Dr m a - personal tragedy. (Part 11:00 5DICK CAVETI Guest: John Connally. (R) 9:00 wHIwI greater 2012) d neat Idea, and It works well, but they've tricked It out with a self-conscious camera stunt that looked good on paper Is very disconcerting to the audience. It's like a ,vlslt - saves Kean from an even MASH VILLA ALEGRS(R) ID EDUCATIONAL PRO400 GRAMMING EMERGENCY ONE THE BRADY BUNCH 91.56 KUTANA S THE LITTLE RASCALI (3) UPBEAT 9:45 0 MERV GRIFFIN A.M. WEATHER 0 MY THREE SONS (1)0 CARD GNAWS SESAME STREET (R) 6:56 (4) SEAT THE ciocac (2) TODAY INPLORIOA 4:30 1030 GOOOMON*FLORIDA OLLYWOOD ®°U (2) 0 H ON, NEIGNEOR BEWITCHED SQUARES MAKE ME LAUGH 4 LOVE op Lot 630 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 6:41 Friday, Sept. 14, GENERAL RELEASE APOCALYPSE NOW (K) Martin Sheen, Marion 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 wife, who went into shock after routine surgery. ID MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Kean" Keen allows Anna to play opposite him In a disastrous performance of 'Otello," but in the and It is Anna who (2)THREE'SACROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD 0 THE CROSS-WITS 5 MACNEiL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) HAPPY DAYS O THE NEWLYWED GAME FLORIDAI (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) - the hospital administrator's ex- 700 3:30 NEW RELEASE SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN, THE (R) Alan AIdS, Barbara Harris, Meryl Streep, Melvin Douglas, Rip Torn' I 11fl) A liberal senator whose star Is rising must weigh career and family commitments. Good-hearted but painfully predictable and trite outing. Aida, who wrote as well as played title role, should avoid the typewriter in the future. GRADE: C (Handler) DROME Dr. St. Clair races against time to save the life of ART OF BEING HUMAN "Divine Discontent" , MIKE DOUGLAS Good~Hearte Denby. an aspiring young actress. complicates his elaborate romantic schemes. (Part 1 6:00 of 2) OD ® 000 NEWS 9:30 ART OF BEING HUMAN "Art: Tell Me What I Am, Tell 0 TAXI Alex's father SPPI5 after a 30-year absence and, in Us Who We Are" In emotional confrontation, 9:30 gives Alex the shock of his life, (2)O NBC NEWS 10:00 NEWS 8 THE LAZARUS SYNABC NEWS PRO. (2)0 TODAY 12:30 (4) MONDAY MORNING (MON) (2) NEWS MU) (2) COUNTRY ROADS (FRO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AFTERNOON (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:00 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (2) U*IOREADERS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (4) a a 0 NEWS 500 ID EDUCATIONAL Q THE FBI (MON. TUE. mU, 0 NEWS GRAMMING 7:30 530 September 18 .ri.j'' Ct1?'.á •'.-d '.'"." - - 1 ' ;. - — . . . -. ' • - - - : • . ft •i•• / • — : I — . -L _L -'EL_. I - _• ,• �- 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. 14, in, vsmfl5 Herald, Sanferd Pt. 0 View Of Crusader Clarence By ALAN MOORES hour's work. The elevator buck. More than one was William Jennings quick, Irreverent Darrow out to the spot where Jesus American Library Asia. men gets fifty-five dollars a fledgling labor union nearly Bryan, whom he battled in humor that Tierney barely walked. Darrow asked how There's a story in Kevin month, and here you are collapsed under the weight of ' the Scopes "monkey" trial. mentions. On a trip the much; the boatman replied, Tierney's biography charging five hundred his fees. During the trial which Darrows made to the point "Fifteen dollars." "Darrow" that nicely dollars for two and a half. Second, contrary to pitted the Ideas of tharles where Jesus supposedly reveals the contradictory, days' work!" legend, Darrow frequently Darwin against a literal walked across the water. A "No wonder Jesus Illusive nature of the great "To hell with the elevator entered the courtroom interpretation ofthe Bible boatman offered to row them walked," Darrow responded. social crusader. men; we're practicing law," inadequately prepared. He Darrow slyly maneuvered — An assistant was Darrow replied, would launch Into one of his Bryan, a Christian, to the questioning Darrow on the Tierney's well-written, stock speeches, railing witness chair. In the course steep fee he had charged a detailed. "reconsideration" against the powerful who of Darrow's merciless TERNEY client. "But Mr. Darrow," he Is a critical counterbalance kept the "little man" do*n. questioning of biblical InDARB01111 said, "That's inconsistent to Irving Stone's effusive "Gentlemen, I leave this consistencies Bryan was with your Idea about "Clarence Darrow for the case with you. It Is a matter humiliated. Having realized ) correcting the existing evils Defense," which appeared in of the smallest consequence his psychological victory, of compensating people for 1941, three years after to him ( pointing to the Darrow abruptly pleaded his their labor. The other day Darrow's death. Tierney client) or to me what you client guilty. (The verdict - Ilk you,told me that every In- describes several of do," Darrow would sum up, was later reversed by a t dividual should receive for Darrow's decidedly unheroic undoubtedly leaving his higher court.) In doing so, he his work a certificate for quirks — character traits client quivering. "I appeal to prevented Bryan from I each hour of labor, and no that Stone dlsregatded or you for the long line of making a dramatic closing matter what kind of work discounted. despoiled and downtrodden statement that might have men did, their labor-hour First, as illustrated above, people of the earth." recouped some of his losses. certificates should be of Darrow could operate under Third, Darrow was utterly In the end, though, Tier. Tierequal value. You ill ust rated two seemingly contradictory ruthless in the courtroom. ney's "Darrow" falls shod. > yourpolntbysaylngthatyou philosophies. While he Not only would he simply win The author maintains a shquld receive a certificate pushed for socialist change cases against the greatest much-needed distance, but for an hour's law work, and and defended people and odds, he also destroyed his Darrow is not the the Rookery elevator man causes for little or no money, many opponents' careers In colorful, flesh-and-blood should receive an equally he was hardly dewy-eyed the process. His most character of "Clarence valuable certificate for an when it came to making a famous opponent, of comae, Darrow for the Defense." . DEAR DICK: I've beets watching Andy Griffith In the afternoon. There Is no killing or violence and It Is a clean and entertaining program. Now they have put It on the same hea_r = "I Love Lucy" and I can't see them both. The same thing happens with Lawrence Welk and "HeeHaw." Why do they put good programs on at the same time? MRS. ClARA SMITH, Aberdeen, Wash. The minute they Invented the second channel, that became a problem, and it's Impossible to solve. But It's like eating chicken and steak; you can't have them both at the sane meal, so one night you have one and thp nt night, the other. In other words, you simply have to make a choice. Remember, each channel tries to get you to - - - A Biography DEAR DICK: Could you please settle an argument. Was Gavin MacLeod (now on "The Love Boat") in "Big Man, Little Mu" as one of Custer's men? SUE GREAVES, Guelph, Oat., Can, I imagine you mean the Dustin Hoffman movie, "Little THURSDAY irs lIEU "CorporatIons" tvsvaoov's sues- \. (,..* " vit Kevin Tierney's "Darrow: A Biography" Is a well-written, detailed 'reconsideration" ci the crusader's life. September 19 _ _ call gM. murdered a of charges that he anopsv.,otu star In w. San Fra.*lsco Opera's production TONIGHT Host: Johnny of PonchieIWs drama. " Carson. Guests: Dolly Patton, $30 Patrick Duffy. 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Guests: Michael After being suspended In Landon, Dinah Shore. _________ _________________________ Your CAVETT "The Language Of Politics" Guests: wil11am Satire, Frank Manklewicz. (R) .- DEAR DICK: Is "Battleatar Galactica" still on? I haven't seen It lately. Will It be on for another season? DE TAYLOR, Utica, Ky. No, "Battlestar Galactica" has zapped off to anothei galaxy called Cancelled. But there will be a new sciencefiction series on this season — NBC has it and it's callec "Buck Rogers In the 25th Century," and you'll probably EEDCASH, soicic SMAS'H 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: John Ehrftchman.(Part2of2)(R) Ing, blackmail and murder while investigating the death of . a disc jockey's ex.wffs. (R) NEBO r a LOVE BOAT "The Captain And The Lady" Bonnie Frankun, Robert Symonds; "CenterM . (2) (2)THreAC0WD f old" Meredith Baxter.Blm.y, (2) MC MOVIE "Mrs A's (4) ALL WI THE FAMILY Daughter" (Premiere) Clods Shelly Novack; "One If By Lsachman, Season Hublsy. 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(A) Nobo dismal slufti& INN" he I! (2)(4)00NEW8 and why you never see his movies any more. MRS. R. L. CLEMENTh, Grissom Air Force Base, tad. His real name Is Michael Harrison, and he acted In th early '40s in a few films under that name. Then In the mid'40s he began making Westerns as Sunset Carson. something he could do pretty well because he had been t rodeo cowboy. Maybe one reason his movies don't come back is (according to Jon Toska in "The Filming Of the West") that they were cheaples, with an average cost of less than $100,000. He's now 57 and he had some problems, found religion, and currently lives in Louisville, Ky., where he produces low-budget outdoor films such as "Outlaw Grizzly" and does some local TV work there. 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(R) THE NEWLYWED GAME $100,000 NAME THAT 11:00 re (Jack "). was the creation of his great. great-grandfather Dr. FrankenStein. 5 DANCE FEVER .-- 1211:00 40 SOAP "Predicting The Weather" (Premiere) Ted Stein (Jeffrey 4) ThMs A CROWD Kramer), the new owner of an •SWITCH Pete and Mac old Inn, learns that his Inherited uncover a web of record pirat. ca taker, Frank 610 .: iw. precinct. EARTH, SEA AND SKY SSSHEW$ 600 EVENING (2)(4)50(12)NEWS ltDO ) September 20 o WEDNESDAY EVENING - 8:30 verbatim testimony. TIsny's version, on the other hand, hardly touches on Darrow's arguments, much less his brilliant grilling of Bryan. And then there Is that Busey Is, as they say, "well-married" he's been married for quite a while and has an 8-year-old son, Jake. Age Is always tricky, but the best guess Is that Gary is around 34 or 35. DEAR DICK: Early in the '50., there was a popular Western movie star named Sunset Carson, Could you please tell me his real name, what has happened to him 9:30 - For example, Stone's portrayal of the Scopes trial is vivid: descriptions of the principals, the setting and Big Man." No, MacLeod was not in that film at all. DEAR DICK: I just loved Gary Busey in "The Buddy Holly Story." Can you please tell mejf he's married, and his age. LAURA, Fort Myers, Fla. watch It, so they try to program the best shows they can get. e mey U You Can' t See Both Of Them When Darrow Friday, Sept. 14, If7,—i 400-282-5337 prinanc1Services, Inc., 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 416, Orlando, P1.32803 b*4 irneetij by a aliort cop WSStOgllCdIWlSY. aid a 1SSd4 k,. ChrIst liven - up 111111111111010 h OtiS tI.Y ,iahaH telilO — Jicet dMtnai. RrMrt 0 - meow 0"Wndwftp~ I / — - - 0 - 0 j •• -4 / , - - - ________ ___________ - - S ' - S I '1? - 0 . • 1 •00 - - _________________________ 0 ___- --- -- -- AWL - - - r0 �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. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 14, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 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/44d98ec1a62fbf6c7fd43ece0f87c146.pdf 35e7211db24b5af4fa6d422ec8789eaa PDF Text Text 'iA—Evening I 71st Year, No. 277—Monday, July 9, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 1A Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents IN E -, Sanford Firm Sells Oil From Oranges Unit Who Saxon: Florida's First G aso ho l Distr ibutor By GEOFFREY POUNDS initially, The fuel, Black said, will be 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent ethanol. The ethanol will be purchased from the Florida Distillers Co. in Lake Alfred. Black said the distillery will make the ethanol out of citrus fruit. Black said a 250,000 tank has been set up at the Sanford plant to handle the first mixture of the fuel. He said the blending procedure is relatively simple and has been inspected and approved by federal energy authorities, Spokesmen at the Department of Business Regulation in Tallahassee said two Florida oil firms besides Saxon have sought certification as gasohol distributors but neither has announced plans for i.zmnediate marketing of the product. Black said the fuel will sell as unleaded type and will cost about four or five cents above the present cost for unleaded gas. But he Herald Staff Writer Aunt*rWhirlo_ by Hal Kaufman *OPEN ENDI "Everything that Is really great and Inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in ," said Albert Einstein. As you see, the last word I, missing. Scrambled, the word's letters are MEROFED. What Is the word? it PJOM 6UISSILU 44. Oil from oranges? That's the plan of Saxon Petroleum Co. of Sanford which expects to become the first major distributor of gasohol in Florida. Company vice president Al Black today said the first shipment of the gasoline-alcohol blended fuel could leave storage facilities at the Seminole County Port Authority as early as next week. "We're set up and ready to go, It's just a matter of lining up a retailer. We're looking for someone to go into the joint venture with us," said Black. According to Black, the interest in gasohol is high. He said he has received offers from parties as far away as Dade county seeking to market the fuel. However, Black said he plans to distribute gasohol to retailers in the greater Orlando area said the gasohol is about two octanes above most unleaded fuel now on the market and thus motorists could expect greater performance from cars burning the blended product. Bill Rankin of the regional office of the U.S. Department of Energy in Atlanta today said the Saxon operation would be unique in the southeast in that gasohol production in states such as Alabama and South Carolina has depended on organic materials such as wheat and corn, much of which has been transported into those states. The use of citrus fruit or possibly sugar could contain the entire process and reduce costs, he said. Rankin said it takes about $1.50 to make a gallon of gasohol. The federal government subsidizes the production at 40 cents per gallon now. The high cost, however, is expected to decline as production methods are refined and expanded. Although the gasohol now costs more than unleaded gas, Rankin points out that Its use can be helpful in supplementing short supplies. Also, with gas prices increasing continually, it is expected gasohol will eventually be able to be generated at a cost comparable or less than gas. Black said the ethanol used is 192 proof and Saxon had to po.4 a $100,000 bond with the federal government to ascure the alcohol would be going to make tuel, not drinkabe products. ,, "the big holdup, Black said, was getting past the ftih'ral regulations." —r supply Kurt Vahle of Florida Distillers Co. said his plant can '.mly about 300,000 gallons of ethanol a year to SaAon. But lie saill the production could rise sharply if the U.S. Department of Agriculture would free up surplus sugar now storvil in warehouses. From a certain sum, Doakes took away a third and put in $50. Next, he took away a fourth and put In $70. He then had $130. What was the original sum? $J$ggOp IA4.A4I04 p,q A111u18,jo •H Psychologists Apply Here* No Experience -Necessary Punctuate these words to make sans., if you can: "It was but I said not and." No fair peeking. LIJV ,..PUS. IOU.. 'Pill I ,,,;nq, IIM it,, Tongue Teasel Sheridan Schott and Noah Knott shot It out. Knott was shot and Schott was not so It was better to be Schott than Knott. Or was it? OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? Select an assortment often aces, deuces and treys - five red and five black - from a deck of ordinary playing cards. Now, propose a memory test. Place the cards In a Although some other counties have Issued more than 50 licenses to practice psychology since the state quit regulating the profession July 1, Seminole and Orange counties have put all applicants "on hold" until they receive official notlficaton of license qualification changes from the state. "I hadn't heard anything :ibout It," Reggie Lowery, Seminole license Inspector said today, "until we started getting calls this morning. We've had five calls and two customers already." Since the state law regulating the licensing of psychologists expired July 1, county occupational license offices across the state have reported issuing more than 200 new psychology licenses. Before the law expired, a person applying for a professional license to practice psychology had to show sonic proof that he was qualified - usually either a degree from a college or university or a certificate of registration from the state. Now, anyone who wants to be a row on a table, alternating the reds and blacks. Invite friends to observe the order of the cards for two minutes. At the end of this time, turn the cards face down, and ask participants to list the sequence from left to right as accurately as possible. - It takes a super efort to name more than LET'S FACE ITI Our friends above seem to be phased by four or five in order. whatever It is they're facing. Add lines to finish picture. 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. 4JiIIIP $4 JI'H 5 •0sissw Il PAOID 'c I"..&&lP 14 l4giJqwfl p .ilIllW$ $4 4iUSJ5 'C 'Pl341M$ hI IUSU hIJj 'C '0ui$w $4 lleq 0110111 '4 :9.3UIJ8uIQ Since July 1, more psychology licenses have been issued in Florida than were issued all last year. Broward County issued 57 licenses last week, Dade County issued 50, 30 were sold in Tampa, and over 40 were issued in Pensacola. In response to these sales, the Florida Association for the Advancement of Psychology filed suit in Dade County Circuit Court Friday. The association Is seeking an injunction to stop counties from issuing any licenses. The power of licensing psychologists now lies in the hands of the counties that may or may not require applicants to show proof of a degree or other qualifications. That's the word from Stephanie Blount, secretary of the now defunct Psychology Board of Examiners in Jacksonville. Ms. Blount says several county agencies are experiencing a state of confusion because they were never notified that the state no longer k responsible for certifying phychologists to be licensed. Ms. Blount, who says her defunct office had only three workers for the psychology department and three in another department, said the job of contacting each county was too great a task, By BRAD PURDOM and SHARON CARRASCO f psychologist just needs to come up with the license fee — x1 A , rA! AL1A)r uI MA,EXTR& IS A. EMA CF jj,'i FEMMAWY $7.50 in Seminole County. George Sheldon, D.Tampa, chairman of the House Regulatory Reform Committee, has said the legislature let the law expire because the existing licensing board was a "closed shop" which was preventing some qualified psychologists from practicing. Earl K. Wood, Orange County tax collector, said today his office had placed all psychology applicants "on hold until we straighten out this mess." He said Orange County had also received no official word of a change in regulations. I MM A PAP, KID 'following a two r air chase, patrdnrLEn insisted he wthe perpet?atc* aisppear COW WED 04 3) Horaid Photo by Tom N.ts.. BIRTHDAY L:i\ State Begins Presentation In Bundy Murder Trial MIAMI (UPI) - State witnesses opened testimony in the Theodore Bundy doublemurder trial today with descriptions of the crushed faces and battered bodies of the Chi Omega sorority sisters who were beaten in their beds. Tallahassee policeman Oscar Brannon, who was the first officer to arrive at the sorority house on the Florida State University campus, said blood spattered the walls and beds of Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman, who were beaten and strangled. "Margaret Bowman was lying face down. There was blood on the side of her face, clotted blood in her right ear. She had on a short pajama top and nothing else, he said. 22, 1963. "For the record, my visual inspection of the autopsy photos and X-rays reveals evidence of forgery In four of the photos," Groden said In a report to the committee. The four pictures are two color photos showing the back of Kennedy's head, which was X; , "Her fingers and feet showed finger was almost amputated. no coloring, a cold look. She had The side of her face was a crushed face and a stocking literally crushed." wrapped so tightly around her Brannon said pieces of bark neck that it appeared this were found matted in Miss small," Brannon said, Chandler's bloody hair. gesturing with his hands. Nancy Dowdy, 22, the First The defense immediately witness cal led to the stand, told objected to "the highly inflammatory" testimony and ac-- Jurors that Nita Jane Neary, a so rority sist er returning from a cused the prosecution of "milking It for Its highly party, told her she had seen a man carrying a club or branch emotional value." sneaking from the sorority Brannon also described the house. condition of beating victims She said Miss Neary deKaren Chandler and Kathy scr i bed him as be ing darkKleiner. "She was bleeding from the skinned with a prominent nose mouth and face. Her mouth was and wear ing a ski cap sl un g low open, her chin was sliced open. over his forehead. She kept raising her right Miss Neary's brief glimpse of hand," Brannon said of Miss the fleeing killer is half of the Chandler, "Her right index prosecution's case. From the profile, highlighted by the streetlights outside, she says she can identify the man as Bundy. Simpso n says her testimony will put the Utah law school dropo ut in the sorority house, then dental ex perts will prove he bit one of the vi ct ims. These dental expe rts, he told Jurors Saturday, "will tell you that his lower teeth were very un usual and un ique. That his two front teeth of the lower port ion of his mouth were out. Th e two next to those were back. The two c us pid teeth or ca nine teeth were out and twist ed or turned.... The person who bit the murdered woman had very sharp uppe r teeth." Command Center Activated I.R k.. kIIo. .J £t.. .. ... WI by IP.4UVI, WJu IHC SdLUV IWU views In black and white. The Sun reported that It was shown copies of Groden 's conclusions, which will be part of the House committee's final report The report is to be released later this month. The newspaper said Groden's analysis "suggesting the possibility of an exit wound in the back of the president's head is supported by the sworn stalemtjments of 10 doctors who treated or handled dent Kennedy upon his arrival at Pamidand Hospital In Dallas Immediately after he was shot." The Warren Commission C0fl eluded in 1964 that Lee Harvey OSWaICI acted alone in killing Kenny. UVU in )51t an Cookie, a pony belonging to the Hisrkette f"a timil of Sandy Spur Farm. Geneva, gets a birthday kiss from lleek Bui'kpttm' as lie,' sisters, Ruth and Colleen mind a group of young friends and ruling students wait their turn. ('ookle celebrated his 15th lnrt lid ay Saturday with a party at Burger King in Sanford. The kids ate burgers. but Cookie preferred eai'rotc. CELEBRATION BALTIMORE (UPI) — A technician who analyzed pictures for the House Select Committee on Assassinations said four autopsy photos of President Kennedy were forged, the Baltimore Sun reported today. Robert F. Groden, a consultant to the committee, said he has evidence "that raises grave doubts about the authenticity" of photographs and material used by the committee in Its investigation of Kennedy's death, according to the newspaper. Kennedy was killed Nov. into a stone s1b. pU1 requirements, I am not sure." Ms. Blount said some applicants have been complaining to her office they can't acquire a psychology license until they show proof they have passed the state exam. But there Is no longer a state exam, she said. "We are telling those people to have their county occupational license offices contact us and we're notifying them that way," Ms. Blount said. Autopsy Photos Forged? ZIP ( "I Imagine every county would want a person to produce a certificate of diploma or a degree In psychology," Ms. Blount said. "As far as standard r ': " r WASHINGTON (UPI) — The space agency activated its ,.c,. Skylab command center today , .•" to monitor the final hours of the : " ;' '' flight of the doomed space .. . 4.4 station, now expected to drop Mild .:' - ,,f out of or during a 30-hour ',' Period centered on 10:28 a m .. EDT Wedoesday. '' I '' It was still too early to predict . ,,..,,. ' ' : . where Skylab's debris will fall. About 500 PIeCeS capable of .• causing injury are expected survive the 77'ton spaceship's • .• fiery plunge through the atmosphere and scatter along a 400,000-square-mile zone is it who's in the stands? Either .. , ,,.r..: . Skylab's status from the North At 9 a.m. Monday, the control American Air Defense Corn- center in Houston reported that mand and the Johnson Space Skylab was on its 34,947th orbit of Earth and had logged more Center in Houston. In addition to 11 NASA per- than 87 million miles around the sonnel In the windowless room, globe since it was launched in it was staffed In the opening May 1973 hours by representatives from In a report Sunday, NORAD s the Federal Preparedness Space Defense Center, located Agency, the State Department in rooms excavated from and the Federal Aviation granite in Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado, said the space Administration. _________________________________________ ' - , " /" . 'a . . _______ - - - '-p,, j" -. . .. . . . . ,. - . . . .- . ,, . bit . .- ' '.' . .. .. . . . - .. I ... ,,,.. - Today -. . - . . - - - TOURNEY TONIGHT Who's on first? Or way, Sanford National All-Stars player Craig Dixon is all ears about the Florida Little Major League district tournament which opens tonight at Sanlord's Fort Mellon Park. For details on the tourna e t see story and p tos on 5A page - iiutopsy evidence ho The special Skylab center located In the headquarters building of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration opened at 8a.m. to receive periodic reports on Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge .....................4-B Comics ....................4-B Crossword .................4-B Editorial ................... 4-A Dear Abby ...... ..........1-B station had dipped to within 1192 miles of Earth Trackers said Skylab was taking 88 minutes, 5 seconds to orbit Earth at midday Sunday, with the high point of the orbit at 129.3 miles and a low point of 119.2 miles the closest to Earth Skylab hadbeen since it was launched in 1973 - . Accordi ng to the calculations Sunday, the window in which NASA officials said Skylab would enter the atmosphere would be 7.28 p.m. EDT Tuesday until 1:28 am. EDT Horoscope ... .............. i -" •ulation was 10 hours hospital ...................2.A shorter than Sa turd ay 's OURSELVES .............predicted . re-entry Sports .................... 54A spokesmen said the ti me would Television ....... . ....... r id even more today and Weather ..... ........ .. 3-A Tuesday. / — - t,.4.. ..... , S.-'. c — - - • — — — .__.___ -- - - - - ' _,-_1 '.' •. .S • _ — _ j 4 •'a . -. I. - - -. •• -............. -S --. - - -. fl C - * • he. -. - - - . .-..a.a 4.......... - . -' - - - S . . . - . • - -- - _r. ...... ' Ewnang I Monday, july c Publish&d Dilly. .1nc., 300 N. Frefl kcoiid Cla s s P01 aHom.Delivery: W by Mali: * �I WORLD A 67-year-old rural Eustis man was killed Friday afternoon on state Route 434 one-tenth mile west of Longwood, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. Sam Frank Neff died when the car he was driving westbound on 434 collided with a car driven by dare Louise Kiropsak of 126 Lee Ave., Longwood, the FliP said. Ms. Klropsak's car was forced into Neff's car when she attempted to enter an eastbound lane and collided with a semi-truck, according to the FlIP. There was no injury report on Ms. Kiropsak or the truck driver. Paul Lee Swilley of English, Fla., the Highway Patrol said. WEAPON CHARGE A 28-year-old Sanford man said to have opened fire on an unoccupied vehicle with a submachine gun Sunday was arrested by police and charged with discharging a firearm in public, discharging a firearm into a vehicle and improper exhibition of a firearm. Bradley Austin Jr., of 710W. 24th St. was observed by a witness aiming and firing a semi-automatic weapon at the parked car of Steve A. Gomez at 2401 S. Holly Ave., about 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sanford police said. When police arrived at the scene, they saw Austin placing the gun inside a vehicle parked nearby and arrested him, reports indicate. No motive was given for the shooting. Initial bond on Austin was set at $8,400. IN BRIEF United States, Britain Seek Whale Hunting Moratorium LONDON I UPI )— The United States and Britain threw their full weight today behind demands for a worldwide ban on commercial whaling. In a statement to the 23-nation International Whaling Commission at the start of what appeared likely to be a stormy weeklong session, U.S. delegation chief Richard A. Frank handed delegates a letter from President Carter calling for an indefinite moratorium. "The current system," Frank said, "is not functioning adequately to conserve the great whales. It has serious flaws in design and practice. We, therefore, believe it is necessary to institute, by binding schedule change, an indefinite moratorium on all commercial whaling." PARIS (UP!)— An organization calling itself "Odessa" today claimed responsibility for a series of bomb explosions that destroyed the car of Nazi hunters Serge and Beate Klarsfeld last Thursday. Letters sent to Klarsfeld, a Paris defense lawyer, and to Agence France Presse news agency gave a detailed description of the bomb attack and warned Klarsfeld that if he failed to stop his activities," the next stage would be a bloody one." The letter said, "We want the Jews to stop persecuting our comrades. If need be, and if circumstances require It, we will consider the extreme solution." Klarsfeld said he believed the writers were "ideological" sympathizers of the post-war network of Nazi sympathizers who helped Nazi criminals to escape to foreign hideouts. The network called itself Odessa which, In German, stands for "organization of former S.S. members." 1 NATION REGISTER TAKEN A cash register and other merchandise with an unknown value were reported stolen from Richard's Grocery Store at 1414 13th Place sometim e late Friday night or early Sat urday morning, Sanford police said. Police said the thief knocked a hole in the south front wall of th e building In order to gain ent ry. IN BRIEF Senate Begins Hearings CONVENIENCE STORE THE1 Two vnunucterc. -rrRnnrnhimntPlv -------, Two - J - 01 or qwpn years old sfole li' . On Arms Limitation Treaty cream and pretzels from a Sanford convenience store and then TELEVISION STOLEN made a get-a-way on their bicycles, according to Sanford police, Someone broke into the home of a Sanford woman and made The two boys entered the UI' Champ Store, 301 French Ave off with a color television set and a Smith and Wesson handgun, about 10:22 p.m. Friday, Sanford police say. They took two one; according to Sanford police, half gallon containers of ice cream, one bag of pretzels and three Yvonne Brooks, 29, of 1704 W. 14 St. Sanford, told police the bottles of Pepsi and ran out the door. burglar gained access by opening a win dow on the north side of Both boys were clad in blue jeans, one wore a blue shirt, and the the building and crawling th rough. The incident occurred other a red tee-shirt. sometime after 1:40 a.m. Saturday, she said. Besides the gun and television set, $60 In cash was stolen from CERAMIC FROG STOLE N her top dresser drawer, police said. A red, w hite and blue ceramic frog, 25 rin gs and a portable radio were stolen sometime between Friday and Sat urda y from a DUMP TRUCK VANDALIZED South Seminole County home, according to Seminole County A dump truck sustain ed an estim ated $200 in damages deputies. sometime between Th ursday and Friday when it became the Mitchell Powell, 62, of Route 1, near Maitland, told deputies the target of vandals, according to Seminole. County deputies. burglar entered his home through a car port window on the west Vandals broke the 1979 Ford truck's windshield and turn signal side of the building. lights while it was parked in the Semin ole County dump on Upsala The portable radio and the rin gs were valued at $150 but no loss Road, north of Lake Mary. A pitch fork was also used to punch could be estim ated for the cera mic frog that contain sil ver, ed holes in the truck, deputies say. dollars and half dollar coins, deputies say. CASH STOLEN A briefcase containing $2,470 in cash, checks and coins was reported stolen from the trunk of a car owned by Joe Watkins of Sanford sometime Saturday, police said. Sanford police said the car was parked in an alley west of 509 E. Seventh St. at the time of the theft. 'Odessa' Bombs Nazi Hunters . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Killed I In Traffic Accident * _11111111111111111111111111111111111 WASHINGTON (UP!) Defense Secretary Harold Brown opened the Senate's great debate on arms limitation today by warning it would cost at least $30 billion to match unrestrained Soviet arms programs if SALT II falls. In testimony prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's first day of hearings on the arms pact, Brown flatly assured the Senate that U.S. intelligence can monitor and verify any significant Soviet cheating. Verifiability of the pact has been one of the main sticking points cited by opponents. He said the new treaty "is designed to assure that we do not need to rely on trust." — Israel Attacks PLO Bases TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Israel sent Its troops Into south Lebanon today to attack Palestinian guerrillas bases for the second time In four days. The military command said they blew up two houses used by "terrorist cells" in a frontier village. The troops encountered no opposition to the destruction of the houses In Kabrikha and there was no return of fire, a military spokeswoman said. The village is 5 miles west of the Israeli hilltop settlement of Mlsgav Am In an area controlled by Irish U.N. troops. A command communique said the action taken against "terrorist cells" in the two houses occurred early today, less than 24 hours after other troops killed three guerrillas who tried to infiltrate Israel in an area east of where the : houses were destroyed. • - WALLACE ORR ...revealed plan Wring, training and promotion even to the extent of using racial quotas. Graham sa id the order does not mean white males will not be kept from the top jobs. "That's a little stronger'than I would put it," he said. But he said agency heads and division' directors who don't substantially Improve the present cornplexlon of their agencies are going to answer personally to him. "It's not going to be a suf. ficient excuse to say there aren't enough bl ack engineers or black law enforcement people or black anything else in the la bor pool," he said. ,, If that's so, it's our responsibility to go out and enlarge the pool." If necessary, Graham said, he is willing to take remedial action, including a suggestion of special assistant Marvin Davies that the state subsidize the education and training of specific people for highly specialized positions not now held by blacks and women. Gra ham hopes elected Cabinet officials will take sim ilar .Sandinistas Rel'*ect U.S. Explosion Cuts Supplies . .*%,.*.I t **%-___ or .. _ ". .'. . - . Peace I "..; ,.. I .By _ action in the agencies they run. Even If they don't, departments accountable solely to the governor make up a subtantial part of the state la bor force. They include Departments of Administration, Business Regulation, Citrus, Commerce, Corrections, Community Affairs, Environmental Regulation, Executive Office of the Governor, Gam e and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Health and Rehabilitative Services, Labor and Employment Security, Professional Regulation and Transportation, Graham's order gives each agency 90 days to fil e an affirmative action plan with th e Department of Administration. It gives DOA 60 days to determine w hether each plan is adequate. In addition to recruitin g, department heads must institute programs for indentifying '. 4%. and accelerating the development of blacks and women already in their employ who, with additional training, can be promoted to more responsible positions. They also must identify the skills and professions where minorities and women are underrepresented and im plement programs to attract them. Graham says he realizes it is going to take time. But he e* pects concrete results within year and dramatic accomplishment by the end of his present term in 1982. He does not want-the payroll loaded with incompetents just to make a show, he said. "The touchstone is quality and competence. The assumption Is that there are quality people in the state in these groups that can be recruited into state government," he said. Proposal ,~ f . A — CHICAGO (UP!) Laetrile, the controversial cancer treatment made from the pits of apricots and other fruit, can kill, the American Medical Association said today. The AMA based its allegation on the research findings of Dr. Janardan D. Khandekar at Evanston Ill. Hospital and Northwestern University Medical School. Khandekar fed Laetrile to groups of tumor-infected rats to study the effects of the substance, also known as amygdalin. He reported not only a progressive increase in the size of the tumors, but also death rates as high as 56.8 percent from cyanide poisoning in three of the study groups. Cancer sufferers can legally obtain Laetrile in some states, but the U.S. Supreme Court has not legalized it nationally. !. WASHINGTON (UP!) Congressional leaders predict long sessions when the legislators return from a 10-day recess before taking off four weeks later for a month-long — i IuIuLIvI I The administration begins an uphill fight for ratification of th e SALT!! strategic weapons treaty and Sen. Herman Talmadge, a veteran Georgia senator, opens his defense against charges of financial misconduct today. A day later, the Senate votes on whether to limit further debate and allow the first vote on the constitutional amendment to alter the way presidents' and vice presidents are elected. I • • . FTC Under Attack — • - • — WASHINGTON (UP!) — Funeral homes. Used cars. Trademarks. Breakfast cereal and tobacco advertising, The Federal Trade Commission is deeply involved In all of those issues and more, and it is in for a fight as a result. The U.S, Chamber of Commerce and an array of industry associations have decided this is the year to go after some handcuffs for those and other projects which they say are burdensome on business and a potential waste of tax dollars. The fight will start in Congress later this month as legislation continuing the FTC's operation comes up for debate. . Saudis Increase Production ,... NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP!) — Saudi Arabia has begun pumping an additional 1 million barrels of oil a day in an : effort to stabilize prices, an authoritative oil publication reported today. The Middle East Economic Survey also reported a major new oil strike In Saudi Arabia by Aramco, a con2 sortium of four foreign oil firms — Exxon, Texaco, Socal : and Mobil. The publication said the "major discovery of very light crude" was described as "very big, very exciting," and : was located at Jawb, southeast of the Ghawar field in the direction of the Rubal-Khali desert. - . . - ' •• • . , Chemicals Contaminate - - .• '- • - Stunt Rider Killed - ELSTREE, England A stunt rider was killed Sunday trying to jump 28 Rolls-Royce automobiles on a motorbike. The bike cleared all the cars at an estimated 90 miles an hour but hit scaffolding on the landing ramp. "He went Into the landing ramp and just stuck there," said a witness at an air show north of London. Winter Smith, part of a seven-man stunt team called the Magnificent Seven, was cut free of the wreckage but was dead on arrival at a hospital. The 212-foot jump would have been a world record. • - — .- • -. DETRAO!T (UP!) Both the United Auto Workers and the auto industry Insist they can settle a new contract without a strike, but analysts predict the union will strike General Motors for up to 10 weeks this fall to back up Its contract demands. — ,,_ - . 14 Youths Rob Bank . OVIEDO, Spain (UP!) Fourteen youths, armed with shotguns and using a stolen safe key, held up a bank today and escaped with $1,750,000. The 14, Including a young girl, rushed In with employees reporting to work at the Herreo Bank in the northern city of Oviedo and forced them at gunpoint to He on the floor as they worked on the safe. No one was injured but the holdup men fired on an ar'• med van delivering money to the bank when the driver sounded the alarm with his siren. - — FwcnIng Hcndd Monday, CUSPS - . ADMISSIONS July 0, 19M SANFORD: Leroy Cole Sylvira Grady William C. Haw%e David T. Henry Jewel S. Meeks Jolena Palmer Cora H. Robson HerM 5w1,.n Stuart F. Walters, DeBary ., 1. Horn. Delivery: Week, 7$ cents; Month. 81.2$ ;0 Month 11118.1111i Year, 530 by Mail: Week, i 4..04, Mc,r,ffi 53.4, MaAffi, s;;.;, '(o;r, 11,40-011. . - ' A ' * -" / I S WEATHER 9 readings; ternperature, 74; overnight low, 74; yesterday's high, 90; barometric pressure, 30.01; relative humidity, 57 percent; winds, SW 3 mph. Variable Forecast: cloudiness will continue with scattered drouO mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. High ternperatures will he In the upper Ms to low lows in the 7k. Winds variable 10 mph or ku Rain probability SI per. cent today, tonight and Thesday. am. at Carol J. Heinle, Dellona Alfred M. Rumph, Deltona Loretto Crotty, Lake Monroe Herbert L. Gissel, Orange City James H. LllingtOn, Orlando DISCHARGES SANFORD Candance A. Checefsky Janet Casdorph I. Baby Boy Thomas S. Lineberry Tt,sj Si. Carl F. Pilcher Harold Swim Eyed J. Odum, Lake Mary ADMISSIONS July 1, SANFORD: Cathy Faulkner Keith E. Hogeland Theartls Perry Sr. Eert J. Odum, Lake Mary DI'CAROES $4 SANFORD: Cheryl E. Cartwright Luthinla T. Facey Julia Johnson France J. Magnu!40n William F. PIS" Eleanor Barlik, Oeltona Mildred C. Dwyer, Deftona Carroll V. Hill, Diftona II. A. Maddox. Deltona Rlsrt'ere La Bounty. Lake Mary H. Doug Morgan, Lake Mary Ms and • -: II HOSPITAL NOTES published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Harold. e i, 37771. N. French Class PoslOSi Paid of Sanford. Florida 32111 Av ' a July 9, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 277 . Inc., 300 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) — A spectacular fire at the Drexel Chemical Cd. has raised questions about chemical contamination and created a formidable clean-up task for dozens of local, state and federal officials, McKellar Lake, which runs into the Mississippi River, remained dosed Sunday as authorities explored methods to dispose of poisonous materials and chemicals that contaminated up to 3 million gallons of runoff water. South Memphis residents became concerned about the contamination Thursday when an explosion In the company's chemical mixing room triggered a three-alarm fire and a series of explosions that hurled 55-gallon-drums of chemicals skyward. Auto Workers Eye Strike - • '-., , — - ...•-. I - "He believes decisions to be made will have a profound effect, probably until the end of . ,, TUESDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 8:54 n.m., 9:22 p.m.; low, 1:31 n.m., 2:47 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 1:48 n.m., 9:14 p.m., ; low, 2:30 n.m., 2:39 p.m. Baport: hIgh, 3:12 n.m., 2:90 p.m.; low $:2$ n.m., 1:23 p.m. St. Boating Forecast: Augustineteiuplterinld out 5l miles Winds mostly easteri3 19 to is knots through meadsy. Seas 2 It 4 ffeet.Winds higher near scattered thundershowers. — " - I The president planned to meet with several other groups, inside and outside of governinert, before winding up the discussions. On Tuesday, nongovernment economic experts Carter also has invited a group of religious and ethics leaders to meet with him before he takes time out to reflect on his major decisions and probable report to the nation later this week. -- Carter has looked weary in White House official photographs taken at Camp David. lie has been wearing informal attire, slacks and plaid shirts. • • (in Sunday, hi' uunuentrateii principally on energy. ranging from the world supply pic(ur to how to deal with spot shur• (ages around the nation. Three governors Ja Rockefeller of West Virginia, Hugh Gallen of New Hampshire and Hubert Graham of Florida cut short their stay at the Nation.il Governors Association nieettn in Lowsvllle, Ky., to attend -- -- Treasure Find Near ? - _, '•,_, 16 • ' • ____ • . . . . . - • • - • • •,.. •, . _______ ','. .• • ' . - ' • r. ' ,, ., , ' • •' - ' • .• • . • • -.•.•., • , ' • - • • .5 -. - -, .• ' ,. 4' , , •• • • . '-'S - ' a - SUM MER - FRIENDS t Bride Burning Is Common In India ver P Dowry d ;1 - NEW DELHI, India (UP!) At least once a day, a young bride in New Delhi Is burned to death by her in-laws or forced to swallow poison because her dowry was judged insufficient. Despite the generous constitutional rights enjoyed by Indian women, "dowry deaths" have become a household word in India. The brides the at a rate that has exceeded one a day in New most at the hands of mothers-in-law who drench them in kerosene and turn them into human torches. Others commit suicide by swallowing poison, though a New Delhi sociologist points out, "In these cases the line between murder and suicide is non-existent. "These young women are driven over the edge of sanity by constant taunting by their mothers-in-law and lack of support from their husbands," he said. "They can be talked into anything, and death is a welcome escape." Police take little note of dowry deaths, contending there is little evidence to support charges of homicide. In 1978 only three arrests were made in bride burnings and only seven cam were reported. Police have compiled reports from hospital statistics on the deaths of 200 women In suspected dowry last year In New Delhi, but one official estimated, "The actual figure is a multiple of that — some families simply dispose of the body and the girl is never heard of again," One of the most recent deaths publicized by the Indian press was that of Tarvinder Kaur, 24, bride of an automotive pj.j dealer. Her dowry included a televislon set, $6 worth of furniture a handsome armoire, ban embroidered cushions, kitchenware and china respectable by most middleCISU standards. But shortly after she married Satpal Singh Anand, 2$, last February, his family began to complain that they had expected her to add nsnolor scooter to the modest family coffers. His mother also was iHIInful of the poor quality of her trousseau and her lack of gold jewelry. — 'A daughter is a liability' women's group who appointed themselves as dowry watchdogs charge the mother-inlaw poured kerosene on her in the family home and her sisterinlaw lighted the match. "For every death there are hundreds of women who suffer .' * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS . % mliL 1W *_ RUSSI " II TONY It INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford REVIVAL THE AMBASSADOR MA RA NATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for ALL ARE ELCOME 1016 French Ave. (17.92) $2,500 to $25,000 Sanford, Florida or more, for any purpose! ___________ tOCCOn9.dI*O$2&OOOOrmai.FO*ANYPUlPOSEI fl$ li you James W. Griffin O"" W own honw. condan,inium or mobas horn, and lot, YOU QUALIFY. 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Vinani Mozumdar, a director of the Indian Institute for Social Science Research, said India is one of the few countries in the world in which there are fewer women than men. Infant mortality rates are about 20 percent higher for girls under the age of 5 than for boys. And in families where food is scarce, they eat only after their father and brothers are no longer hungry. Medical care for women in rural areas is rudimentary, if it exists at all, and women also suffer from a literacy rate of 18.4 percent compared with the national rate of 30 percent. "A son is social security against poverty in old age," Mrs. Chhabra said. "A daughter is a liability." The bride tearfully told her father and brother she was unhappy, but her brother said, "We thought It was a matter of adjustment." Less than a week later Tarvinder Kaur died of third degree burris. Though police say they still are investigating the case, members of a New Delhi FAULVAUTO INSURANCE * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS O ___ Pow ell testily told reporters the whole question of changing presidential advisers is a sidelight to Carter's massive review of the status of present (lay American society, and called it 'very much premature to be speculating I'oseII ti(1 the talk_-, SO tar have been freeheeling and imporremarkably candid taut and productive from the p.' esident 's percept ion. " miles long and 1,000 feet ole KEY WEST, Fin. UPI man's eight year search for the for divers to explore. The ttun designed Iship1 sunken treasure of a Spanish , galleon lost in a 1622 hurricane chutes they call "mailboxes to resumes today, spurred by the divert the thrust from the fever of gold discoveries within propellers of a 167-foot divtn vessel to the sea bottom aol • the past 10 days. •• .Mel Fisher, the incurable bIn •t away the sand. Thi 1 optimist who fo unded Treasure began using under att tori and Salvors Inc., insists as he has so iliagnetoifleter • .:' often in the past, "This year's detection equipment to alert the year" for finding the main them to the presence of buried body of the treasure aboard iiietal objects. In one of the 15-foot hole Nuestra Senora do Mocha when % i, -• blasted by the propeller 10 dayri it sank with more than 300 vi persons aboard near the ago, diver Richard Bunko. 26, of Marquesas Islands. This time Meriden, Conn., found a sevenfoot gold chain cighing I) ., he might be right. Fisher amid his divers found pounds. •:. % ''It WitS all in a Lxiii and I Just •: the first wreckage from the ... Atodut in 1975, four years after picked it up and caine to the wv, - :-'" his search began. Since then his surface with it in my hamids. organization has recovered Everybody flipped out," Bunko . • : artifacts he values at $24.7 SttI(1. Bunko was so excited lie dove million. But the main body of . •..• " 897 silver bars back into the water, descended the treasure weighing 75 pounds each, silver back into the hole and emerged pieces of eight and copper about five minutes later with ': six-mci-bug gold bar. bigots has eluded han. I 0 17.1i "The feeling when you fool • In the four years since the concludone of these things is almost fir discovery, Fisher st , nothing better than meeting a new There's friend. Jell Heath, H. of Sanford ed that 357 years of ocean indescribable. There's no Wa > comes face-to-face with a new buddy, in this ease a turtle, currents had spread the gal- you can control yourself. 'too iron's cargo for miles and try, but you can't. It's just ,uried it under tons of sand. He something you can't believe,' probable course 16 lie said. plo te 1, • • will fly to the mountaintop retreat to discuss ways to head off a recession, now more imminent as a result of skyrocketing energy prices. IS reevaluating his staff and the Cabinet, and intends to make changes in both. _ 144 — — . . to a L;oiigresb winch defeated it the first time around. Press secretary Jody Powell told reporters Carter agreed with civil rights leader Jesse Jackson that America is facing a "civilizational crisis and that calls for a major reassessmnent." Jackson said he left Camp David Saturday after an overnight stay, convinced Carter is determined to take decisive action to get America out of the dumps. But Powell was not as ready to confirm reports From Jackson and others that Carter also Among other things, the groups were reported to be ready to talk about presenting a new gasoline rationing proposal - MARC LIFSNER his offer to depart his war-torn against God and humanity." MANAGUA, Nicaragua natlontoU.S. guarantees on the Turning to the rebels, the (UP!) President Anastasio institutional survival of his prelate denounced waging war Somoza says he will resign only Liberal Party and national for the "sake of vengeance." V if his national guard and guard. In comments apparently dlLiberal Party are preserved, "I cannot fight the Amen , retied at the United States, the conditions rejected by the cas," Somoza told UPI Corre prelate said, "We lament the, l If Sandinista guerrillas. spondent Alfonso Chardy in a ambiguity of some govern-: L The rebels Sunday turned telephone Interview Sunday. ments that have thought or down a U.S.-Venezuelan "The left in Latin America is so continue to think of their own! proposal to expand their five- powerful that it has made all of political interests before the: t,_*, , man provisional government these weak governments vote common good of the :., consisting of three leftists and against me." Nicaraguan people." two moderates to include The Nicaraguan president series incidents three new moderates Washington viewed Indicate guard discipline is iff "Freedom means not only situation "with a tremendous lA-ald A freedom from Somoza but amount of sympathy," but had 'i" freedom from this criminal and been unable to elicit acceptance Saturday broke into a Red Cross cnter, wounding three persistent American interven- from rebel leaders. 4 II an away seven others.: N hiki h flon, sa U.S.-educa t ed arcIM.JWl.op 0.I •U .anagua, Guard troo' escaping the Leon 4' Roman Catholic Priest Miguel Miguel Obando y Bravo, issued k* the sage dakWed threes ç'' D'Eacoto, the junta's foreign a Sunday pastoral letter blast. civilians IncltutlLi two IInil minister in San Jose, Coda ing in turn the Somoza on small farm outside ; Rica. government, the Sandinistas town. "They (United States) have and the United States. I been the strongest supporter of UP! In an obvious reference correspondents dlscov1 to S.. one of the most criminal and Somoza's guard, Obando y ered the bodies of nine recentlyj totalitarian regimes in the Bravo said, "Any bellicose killed people on the shores of history of Latin America," he action which indiscriminately Lake Nicaragua, close to a site said. tends toward the destruction of used earlier for other bodyj Guerrilla field commanders, an entire city" Is "a crime disposals. ..L4t Sht toAl.. IUU.j7, unanimously agreed to "exhaust every political and diplomatic means to neutralize imperallam's blackmail" and "dynamlze and redouble our military offensive." Guerrilla units held back government soldiers through the weekend, captured a last guard holdout at a hilltop fort outside Leon and seized a large amount of arms, Including an armored car. Rebels also held their own in the strategic southern city of ..4 -. Rivas, 19 miles from the Costa Rican border, despite heavy P. bombing by guard warplanes. -The city ia crucial tothe 14 guard's main battle line at — _____________ Sapoa, 4 miles north of the upi Plies, Costa Rican border where two A Nicaraguan couple burst into tears as they describe to newsmen how the battalions of 600 troops have Nicaraguan National Guard machine dunned their two sons, 14 and 15, during a held-off Sandinista invasion sweep through their barrio. The couple buried them In the backyard of their force for tiree weeks. modest home and marked the common grave with the crude cross In foreground. Somoca Sunday conditioned TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Oil production at Abadan refinery, the world's largest, was off more than 80 percent because of explosions that cut its supplies of crude from the Agliajari oilfields over the weekend, the governmentrun Pars News agency reported today. "Oial opinion on the cause till remains to be announced but the area, inhabited by restive ethnic Arabs, has been the scene of sporadic violence between government forces and autonomy-seeking guerrillas since a major clash in Khorramshahr, the province's largest port, in May. In a separate development, the chief of Iran's military police said today he had unearthed a major conspiracy within the armed forces to discredit the Islamic regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Press secretary Jody Powell said the president is immersed in an unprecedented reassessment of national policies he believes will set policy for decades to come. Laetrile Reported Harmful Long Sessions Seen '. . - - 1, - .1 , this century, Powell said. Carter invited some 20 Democratic and Republican senators and congressmen to meet with him on the energy crisis in the morning and another 15 or so congressional leaders to confer in the afternoon on inflation and the economy. The task forces were selected by Senate Majority leader Robert Byrd and ho use Speaker Thomas O'Neill. — By United Press International : Orr. a Seminole County native, revealed details of the plan at a meeting of the Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corp. Statistics compiled by Graham's staff show that only 2 percent of the 700 state career service jobs paying $16,000 or more are held by blac)ts. 15 are Fifteen blacks and 62 women hold the high-paying state Positions. Four of the 15 blacks are women. Blacks comprise 15 percent of the state population. Women, who make up 51 percent of the state population, hold 8.3 percent of the major jobs. Graham's three-page executive order demands an end to "racism, sexism, bigotry and bias". It calls attention to the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that employers voluntarily may give minority workers special treatment in WASHINGTON UP!) — Today's visitors invited to President Carter's Camp David domestic summit were two task forces studying the twin probinns of inflation and energy including a new standby gasoline rationing proposal. . Graham Orders Affirmative Action Plan By BARBARA FRYE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Graham has told state agencies to take drastic action to get more minorities in high-paying state jobs. Shocked by a staff study that shows the state's affirmative action program isn't working, Graham has ordered 13 state agency heads to begin giving preference to women and minority group members for top paying state jobs — even if it means letting some positions go unfilled until the right applicant comes along. Failure to comply, Graham told agency personnel directors, will jeopardize their own professional advancement, ineluding salary. The plan was first unveiled June 2 at a meeting in Sanford by Wallace Orr, Florida's secretary of Labor and Employment Security. Carter Meets Today On Energy, Inflation Gasoline Shortage Eases The gasoline famine eased along the Eastern Seaboard and motorists hit the highways in force during the weekend, giving many tourist resort operators their first summer taste of profit. In Florida, a suddenly booming tourist business was overshadowed by the threat of a service station operators' strike. Art Woodhead of the Niagara Frontier Parks and Recreation Commission, said it was "like the good old days" at Niagara Falls, N.Y. In Miami, independent gas station owners threatened a trike Tuesday if the profit ceiling Is not raised. Attorney General Jim Smith retaliated with a warning that such a strike would violate state and federal antitrust laws and said he will seek an injunction to head it off. Monday, July 9 1979 -3A .. . __. _ ,-,3 . ' , • ••.• • . THRU July 14th. - , . • ''- ,. •. '• - �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 The filth annual Golden Age Olympics is all set and "raring to go," with a bigger and better program this year than ever, according to Jim Jernigan, Sanford Parks and Recreation director, who Is coordinating the event to be held Nov. 5-10. The idea of a week of activities where senior citizens could show their stuff, whether they are sedentary or active, first was conceived here and developed into reality five years ago. It was off to a modest but enthusiastic start with its program of physical and festive flavor for those 55 and older. It has grown each year, and has received national attention. Many hundreds of "seasoned" athletes have come from all over the United States and Canada to take part in the week-long schedule of events and enjoy the competition and fellowship with other participants. Around Monday, July 9, 1979-4A -9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O. Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Awllh — Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. B'' Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. I_j I Fuel Shortages Th e Clock By JANE CASSELBERRY Are Guaranteed The past two years Buster Crabbe, the Olympic (;old Medalist and movie star Tarzan, was the honorary host. This year another well known swimmer, Stella Taylor, is scheduled to be hostess for the week. The famous marathon swimmer has swam the Nile River, the English Channel twice and set a new world record last year in swimming from Bimini to Florida, a distance of 160 miles in 51 hours. Still in her 40s, Stella is youthful by Golden Age Olympics standards. The committee has made a few changes this year, one of which is the addition of a Jubilee nightly entertainment aspect to the week's events. Copies of the schedule of events already are being distributed around the country and entry forms are available. Individuals or groups wishing copies may contact the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Drawer CC, Sanford, Fl.,32771. As in the past, individual activities will be sponsored by local civic groups. On Monday the opening ceremony will be followed by a bike race, 8-ball billiards, canoeing, sailing and tennis. Topping off the day will be an all-in-fun Jubilee beauty contest. Tuesday's events will include a cross country bike race, tennis, bowling, golf and a hobby show, which wjll be open through Friday. A dance contest and Jubilee dinner dance will follow a day of billiards, bowling tennis cribbage and women's golf on Wednesday. On ''hursday table tennis, swimming, synswimming, 1-on-I basketball, and chronized pinochle will be on the agenda, highlighted by a Jubilee variety show at night. Friday will be the day for checkers, canasta, bridge, a 6-10-nv. bike race and track and field. Saturday, thelosing day, will feature shuffleboard, track anfield, pancake race, horseshoes and croquet. There will be no accumulative points this year, which previously deter nined overall winners. Gold, silver, and bronze medals .will be awarded winners in competitive events. While there's still time select you events, get off your rocker and get in shape. Ca rro ll: Not Ch Small Get Hand oice ByWILLIAMSTEIF You've started your own business and things seem to be going pretty well. But you're having trouble keeping track of Inventory, and you think your accounting system is weak. You are, In fact, not sure of your net profit. It's time to turn to the Small Business Institute. That's what Gasbarre Products of Fall Creek, Pa., did. So did All-American Auto Parts and % ronne Foodland at State College, Pa. That unfortunate coincidence has produced a These are a few of the small businesses dicey situation that can only cause uneasiness, if (Including non-profits) that have sought Small not embarrassment, on the part of the governors Business Institute help through their local who have worked assiduously to refurbish their universities or colleges. in these cases, the _ _ __ 44, _ profession's tarnished reputation. school was Penn State, whose college of business ______ _ Although the nation's state executive had an administration is aiding nearby small image problem as recently as the 1960s, recent businessmen. years have seen the emergence ola new breed of Penn State is only one of 470 U.S. universities governors who are both highly professional taking part in the program, a and coeges ll managers and very astute politicians. spinoff of the U.S. Small Business Administration. Their repeatedly heralded arrival on the Despite all you hear about the nation's giant political scene has obscured the continued corporations, small business remains a vital service of less distinguished governors. Now, WASHINGTON (UPI) Backstairs at the movement in Korea, and thought she was a sector of the economy, accounting for 43 percent however, those gains are endangered by KenKen- White House: "very delightful, intelligent, pleasant person." of the gross national product. There are 10 tucky Gov. Julian M. Carroll, a 48-year-old President Carter had his ups and downs at the He said that Park's attitude is highly governed million small businesses in the U.S., 13 millIon if Democrat. Tokyo summit but there is no question that, when by the proximity of an enemy. you count thre million farms. Carroll is highly visible at this month's the international oil cartel upped Its prices "If you have foreign troops next to Dulles Some need financial assistance, and that's meeting because he is concluding his one-year again, Carter had won the day. airport digging tunnels towards Washington, and what SBA was set up to provide 26 years ago. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, term as NGA chairman and because the you have been invaded 20 years ago... you might Today SBA loans are available for service inorganization traditionally holds Its convention in, who is now recognized as a "formidable" have a somewhat dlffernt, 4ttitude on the dustries grossing up to $8 million a year, retail polItician, tried to undo the U.S. plan, but wh' security iuut." he d..ii:. Cub,j the home state otTheoute1nettMrnanr bthineuea grossing up to $75 million, general' should come to the rescue French President a plaque construction businesses grossing up to $9.5 Press secretary Jody Po-..-ell has governors to Democratic of the first One When conLOUISVILLE, Ky. (NEA) fronted with suggestions of unsavory activity by a colleague, politicians are fond of reminding the public that one rotten apple In the barrel doesn't justify plowing under the entire crop. But in the case of the list annual meeting of the National Governors' Association held here July 8-10, the potential spoilsport also happens to be both the chairman of the organization and the official ht of the conference. nations, it is also self-defeating for the oil producing — - - Valery Giscard d'Estaing. endorse Jimmy Carter during the 1976 Giscard gave an interview to Newsweek presidential primaries, Carroll induced the magazine just before the Economic Summit president to provide added luster to the occasion wtilcii was highly critical of the U.S. energy by personally attending the meeting. efforts. Later he claimed to be misquoted. In the to the days of tape recorders that is becoming a very But in Lexington, Ky., less than 75 miles feeble excuse. jury has been east, a special federal grand But despite the tensions that were aroused empaneled in the U.S. district court to consider allegations of illegal activities in Kentucky's over the Giscard interview, when the chips were down he stayed with Carter. state government, million. behind his desk which reads: But the SBA folks also have learned that "If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, then small business often needs something more than baffle them with bull—." capital management. So SBA started the Women reporters who covered President Small Business institute in late 1972. Thirty-six Carter at Camp Casey near the DMZ learned colleges participated at the start. quickly about the discomforts of Army life. They Last year 8,000 small firms got help; 20,000 slept in barracks on cots, fended off the insects students, all seniors or grad students, did the and heard reveille too early. They were alerted to be awake at the break of work, supervised by 2,000 faculty members. dawn to watch Carter go jogging with the troops. When SBA evaluated the program, it found 87.4 Much of the evidence being presented to the Their wake call was a shout In the doorway percent of the small-business clients rated the President Carter and South Korean President grand jury reportedly was collected by a team of Chung Hee Park got to know each other better from a GI who said "it's four o'clock and I'll give services good to excellent, 60 percent of the 40 FBI agents who converged on the state for during the Seoul visit. But in personality, they clients changed the way they did business, and you five minutes to think about it." what has been described as the most far- are different. The reluctant reporters were up and at 'em. each firm counseled showed, on average, 12 reaching investigation of official corruption in In their quick departure one of the women left percent increase in employment. A top American official who sat in on their Kentucky's history. her favorite strapless bra behind. talks said "Carter is very open, very warm, very SBA has 108 offices in 98 cities. Look in your A few days later she called Camp Casey to see phone book under U.S. Government for SBA's Guiding the work of the grand jury is a direct and relates very quickly to people. Park is Washingtonbased official of the Justice , withdrawn, he initially gives the impression of !As the Tokyo participants noted, their options are Department's public integrity section, the unit of being taciturn, quite aloof, he doesn't look at you limited and the world is in for a rough time at the hands of OPEC. Energy sulliciency can be purchased only by etonomic sacrifice, the leaders of our world have 11 sid. The people of the industrial nations now must summon the will to pay the price, the criminal division that specializes in in. vestigatlons of federal, state and local of- when he talks; he looks down at the table." 11 "Sen. William Proxmire has had a lot of fun with his "golden fleece" awards, ridiculing programs and projects that, In his opinion, were rip-offs of the American taxpayer. But the research of the Wisconsin Democrat has itself often been superficial. Proxmire, In releasing his barrage of barbs at recipients of federal research grants, believed himself secure against retaliation because of constitutional provisions of "legislative immunity" from lawsuits. The Supreme Court, however, has ruled that the senator erred in extending his criticisms in press releases, newsletters and interviews — that his activities outside the "legislative process" exceeded the scope of the immunity feature. The senator's zeal in exposing government foolishness Is WASHINGTON Did Richard Nixon ever leave Washington? Sometimes it's hard to tell. As president, Nixon was regarded as so extreme in his fear and loathing of the press as to approach paranoia. His detestation of the media was made clear in his public appearances, and even more so in the taped conversations with his cronies in the Oval Office, But Jimmy Carter is showing signs of being - 11 BERRY'S WORLD T fl 114. wor W top-level discussions as Nixon ever was. Apparently it's one thing to be an outsider whose private conversations are of limited Intreat to the press, and quite another to be a president whose every opinion or turn oflrase can be of significant Interest to the public and thus to the media. Like other presidents before him, Jimmy Carter hasn't been able to live up to his campaign principle of "open government, openly arrived at," So it's a reasonable guess that when Carter holds his scheduled Cabinet meeting today, one topic will be raised: Our access to the confldential minutes of past Cabinet meetings. As we have noted in previous columns, the Cabinet minutes we obtained scarcely contain cr,slt1vc or cnborrnssmg material. They are not bombshells that will rock the republic, as Nixon's ,,smoking guns' tapes did. - o Is il ' - ., - '4. .. . ________ — ' - "---,. _..m. . . . - ..,.. 5 ',,.._ But apparently Jimmy Carter waxes furious when his Secrets are leaked. Thus the Cabinet transcripts have been foolishly classified to the partic'pants as "for your eyes only." Here are some examples of the president's inordinate concern over his inability to keep discussions with his top advisers and other state secrets as hush-hush as he'd like them to be: In early 1978, after we had published — as distressed by the press as Nixon was. The several excerpts from Cabinet minutes wehad good ol' boyfrom Georgia, who campaigned on Obtained, Carter ordered his Cabinet secretary promise of running an "open" administratIon, Jack Watson to "consult the Cabinet," find out turns out to be just as upset about leaks of hIS who our source and write "a memorandum on 3' told, and it Is "now flying from the flag pole." management assistance division. That office will send you a simple request form. Then it's up to Leaks To Press Drive Jimmy Up The Wall-- ai'inur will assure that It Is also responsible. it if it had been retrieved. Yes, indeed, she was local number, phone it and ask for the business JACK ANDERSON cómznendable. The hole punched In the congressional immunity ~EM= - Sometimes when the North Koreans decide to the college to decide whether or not to take your He said that Park is a "very direct, straight, act up a bit, they send kites over the DMZ to case. person who speaks in a highly selfcontrolled ficeholders. quiet impersonal way. There are no ups and annoy the allied troops at their observation If there's no SBA office In your area, every As in the case of all pending grand-jury downs in what he says. He is also very blunt." posts. But they also are digging tunnels. An state capital has one. Or, if your local school has vestigations, details of the probe are secret. But American official said that some of the tunnels a business administration college, ask it if it's The official said "it took time for them to begin at least one incident highly embarrassing to to relate to each other more directly. I think they could disgorge 30,000 men with light artillery in participating in the Small Business Institute Carroll already has surfaced. did so by the time of the dinner yesterday, but I the course of one hour. Some are 200 feet under program. If it is, initiate your request through the ground. Some go through granite and right the college. In 1975, the wife of a man serving a 21-year wasn't at the last meeting today, so I couldn't Kentucky prison sentence told FBI agents that tell. But I had a distinct impression that at the under the DMZ. Everyone benefits: The schools strengthen:' Four of the tunnels have been located, but it is their community ties, the students get first-hand she had received a possibly illegal offer from a dinner they did." believed there could be as many as a dozen experience and, most important, troubled small He said that Carter was "very charmed" by lawyer to secure a pardon or commutation of others. Park's daughter, who is heading a "new spirit" sentence for her husband. firms are helped. Th e Fle ece r Luck, Strategy Pay -4. D ividends For Nelson d I - -. - 1. p the subject." In April, 1978, Carter summoned his top White House aides and the Cabinet to Camp — David to review the administration's mistakes, and angrily chided them for leaks to the media. "You have to be more discreet," Caller said. On August 7, 1978, Carter told his Cabinet secretaries to "treat the minutes of the Cabinet meetings with the care that should be given confidentIal documents." Some Cabinet minutes were actually classified, even though they contained no national security secrets. After we published it confidential cable in May, 1918, from U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Ronald Spiers, the State Department conducted a search to find out who our source was. (Spiet-s' cable contained an assessment of a speech by the I'urkisli prime mzimiiuter as "windless - - - the ueugeuon failed to turn Eight operators and one supervisor field up our source. roughly 500 tips about price gouging each flay. After some administration aides corn- Their salaries have totaled more than $40,000' plained that they didn't have sufficient personal since February; an additional $36,000 has been' contact with the president, Carter instructed his rung up in phone bills. domestic policy chief, Stuart Eizenstat, to But DOE has made only about 2,700 audits of. assemble the White House aides. The president service stations since February 15, out of well; , - Informed them that he preferred to keep staff over 30,000 complaints received since then. The I meetings small to minimize the chance of leaks problem is that DOE has only about 40 or 50 to the press. auditors to check out the complaints nationwide. On Feb. 5, 1979, the president was irate So usually, only those dealers who have been over a TV news report that "U.S. officials so outrageous that they've been covered by the believe that the Bakhtiar Government (in Iran) press are audited. The most your hotline call Is will fall, probably in the next day or so." Carter likely to achieve is the sending of a price summoned 17 State Department officials to the regulation booklet to the offending dealer. White House and angrily told them to keep their WATCH ON WASTE The Tacoma, Wash., mouths shut In the future. He made it clear that constituents of Rep. Norman Dicks, D-Wash., anyone who didn't would be fired. Upset over leaks from his economic ad- are getting a 1.4-mile shortcut between downvisers, Carter has ordered them to stop talking town and an Interstate highway on the outskirts, but It's the American taxpayers who are being so candidly to the press. The easy solution to Carter's concern over taken for a ride. Dicks slipped a rider onto a bill that ordered leaks would of course be to conduct the open the Federal Highway Administratlon to build the government he promised. Until that day comes, connecting route. He is a member of the however, we'll keep trying to help a reluctant powerful House Appropriations Committee. president keep his campaign promise. H(Yl'UNE HUMBUGGERY Because It is elevated, the mile-and-a-half With mucu fanfare, the Department of Energy set up a highway will cost an incredible $17.3 million. By "consumer hothne" so motorists can blow the comparison, most urban construction of Federal whistle on gas stations they suspect of over- highways costs about $8 million a mile. (Jack Andersen's associate Gary Cohn and charging. As a public relations gimmick, It may be fine; as an effective tool for enforcing the law, reporters Randy Smith and Scott Higginson contributed to this column.) it is a sham. I - - - — - . 1 0 - , i , ~# f , ^Akm , , -Ir , 4r — to I " - , ---i'1111 .I AA __ r1. _. Im P14 r t. 1, f i%~ - ~, k OV& , 4 -' I Charron Barnes McCloud 'Herald Photos by Carl Geiger) OAK BROOK, Ill. (UPI) — Nelson, 31, was coming off a 417th, his drive landed between average any in playoffs," Larry Nelson says he knows bitter playoff loss to Gil Morgan some trees and instead of Nelson said. Nelson added he had difficulgolf is not only a game of skill in the Memphis Open the week playing a safe shot, he tried to but of luck and strategy, and before, and decided to allow hit it through the trees and ty gauging his shots over the D i 'oc final nine holes because of a two key decisions turned out to Crenshaw to shoot first after wound up hitting one. be important factors in his winning the coin toss. "Actually, there really light, steady rain that fell. "You just couldn't accurately playoff victory over Ben "I figured I was going to try wasn't much other choice," how far they would determine Crenshaw at the $300,000 to hit within where he hit it," Nelson said. Western Open Sunday. h 1 said Nelson, who has now won Nelson's final round was In go and that's why I overshot on r e To Nelson began the day with a $235,097 this year. "I think Ben sharp contrast to his steady the 17th," he said. Crenshaw, after an opening one-stroke lead but saw that said he would have done the play during the first 54 holes. Flagship Ford bats seconu unu plays and Scott Carter 01 George's; Two local teams test their Charron recently round 75, came back to card evaporate when he ballooned to same thing." He had no bogeys on Friday and championship, right field, while first baseman Joe)' Evans and Brian Ashcraft Bank to the city steady rounds of 69, 71 and 70. skills against teams from a 4-over-par 76. However, he Crenshaw agreed with the only one on Saturday. 'This was one of the toughest But he came away displeased Kissimmee tonight as the and was named most valuable Brian .Sheffield of Flagship of Atlantic Bank; Larry managed to sink a 5-foot par on strategy, saying "He won the I Florida Little Major League player of the city championship Bank bats third. Jo Jo McCloud, Thomas of American Produce the final hole to force a playoff coin toss and he chose for me to days I've ever spent on a golf with his performanLe. sub-district tournament opens series, the league's leading' home run Exchange and Alex MeGriff of into "I was fortunate to get with Crenshaw and holed a 2- hit first. He did right." course," Nelson said. "The team's is also the do anything at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford. Charron hitter, bats fourth and plays Seminole Petroleum. didn't footer on the first playoff hole to "Larry hit two great shots," further I played, the more the playoff. I Charron bats fifth. leading hitter and plays center field. Isham Sheffield is head coach have spectacular all week," he said. win the $54,000 first prize. Crenshaw added. Paola, runnerup in last bogeys I made. I did not expected of July tourshortstop when he isn't pitHorace Knight is to of the Sanford Americans. He is The 2-under-par 286 total at Some earlier strategy nearly many bad shots but they were "I played steady enough to week's Fourth shortstop tonight and assisted by Jimmy Sheffield start at shoot two under." the tough Butler National cost Nelson his second tour win getting away from me." nament in Sanford, plays the ching. of Miller, also Fredrick sixth. lie also played for and Bill Magner. bat Third was the highest winning this year— he won the Gleason course He saved what he called his year pro Dan Pohl, Kissimmee Nationals in Sellers score on the PGA tour this year. Inverrary in March. On the parI (1I1IPhItI Sports -- Carter: Ups And Downs For the United States, this means an import ceiling at the 1978 level, a virtual guarantee of gasoline and other petroleum fuel shortages from now on. The other powers, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan adopted other but similarly stringent ceilings, ,hie summit also initiated a hopeful effort to get a firm grip on t spot oil market where petroleum Is traded for as much as $40 a barrel outside the regular contract markets, All of this would have signaled nothing more than an admission that the future is uniformly bleak, except the Tokyo summiteers also pledged to increase the development and use of coal and agreed uion cooperation to expand nuclear and other alternative sources of energy. 'Although the emphasis upon the energy crisis ov ershadowed other issues at Tokyo, there was a significant commitment to strengthen the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs and build toward an open world trading system. There was also a challenge by this fifth economic summit meeting to (lie Communist bloc and to the newly rich OPEC countries to share in assisting the developing Third World nations. %-X '10!1-141W ).\ Parade -;), By MILTON RICUMAN Washington World through 1985. f. , __________ - states which will now be paid in currencies further debased by their own policy. 'I'he enormity of the tribute which this cartel has levied upon the industrialized world did, however, spur the statesmen at Tokyo to take measures l)eyond their expectations. Largely through the insistence of President Carter who deserves considerable credit for his achievement, the seven chief executives agreed to freeze oil imports for the next 18 months with the aim of holding the line 1' 1I! vr~ — Monday, July 9,1979—SA Knight Win field Speaks Out Dibbs, on Tangle SoioM - - - - "I guess Eddie is favored to times before and hadn't seen any retaliation by the Padres' pit- win — he won the last time we chers. That was contrary to "the code" which says your team's ls pitchers are suppose to knock down the other guys' hitters after the Italian Open) but I had of his team's pitchers throw at you. match point," said Solomon. As soon as the Cards were retired and Winfield got back to the "nere really wasn't much of a dugout, he did an uncharacteristic thing for him. He spoke up, and difference," he did it angrily. Dibbs, 28, agreed that his "If you guys don't begin protecting me, I'm gonna kick some opponent would be no pushover. ears around here," he growled. "I'm not foolin' around. I mean it. "I've beaten Harold a lot but You guys don't make me money; I make YOU money. If I don't it's always really tough." play because I get hit in the head, you won't make any money and Unlike a number of their foes, don't you forget that." both Dibbs and Solomon have Nobody in the dugout said a word. Dave Winfield was really been rest ing the last few weeks letting go, frogs and snakes were coming out of his mouth. ToI) ig Opens y t The dou ble-elinitnat mw best shot of the tourney for the whose $17,400 check was nearly tonight's 6 p.m. opener, while Flagship Bank, and Chad Flagship Bank during the Sanford's American League Braden of George's also are regular season. tournament will continue 'it first playoff hole, but said he nine times more than his career see some mound to Andrea Williams of Jack least Friday at Fort through to was not thinking about last earnings, had an opportunity All-stars host the Kissimmee expected seventh and bats action for the Sanford Prosser Ford Mellon Park, and there is a make t week's loss to Morgan on a 60- win the tourney or he Americans at 8 p.m, Robert Americans. possibility of a Saturday night rd base, while hi plays t bogeyed the he playoff. But foot chip shot at the time. Eddie Barnes of George's is winner's bracket play at 6 p.m. American Produce game if the losers Quinn of my Final three holes and wound up The two "I figur,ed I couldn't hurt tied with Australian veteran Tuesday, while the winner of expected to start in the leadoff Exchange bats eighth and plays team loses Friday night. The winner of the sub-district Bruce Devlin at 1-under-par tonight's 8 p.m. tilt plays the spot for the Americans tonight left field. Catcher Eddie Sanford Nationals at 8 p.m. and play second base, although Korgan of Flagship Bank tournament earns a berth in the 287. George's teammate Noy Rivers rounds out the starting nine. 11 69 70 76-286 Tuesday. District IV tournament which Larry Nelson 154.000 NEW YORK (UPI) Dave W in field doesn't happen to be one of NEW YORK (UPI) When those guys with a short fuse. He has a rather gentle nature, a Harold Solomon faces Eddie relatively soft voice and the kind of basic restraint that lets him Dibbs tonight in the first match put up with a lot of people pulling on his coat. of the $300,000 Forest Hills This time, though, he was fed up. He was steaming over what invitational, he'll be looking had happened and he simply wasn't going to take it anymore. across the net at an old Enough was enough, and in this particular case it was too much. nemesi3. Bob Forsch, the hard-throwing St. Louis Cardinals' rightThe 26-year-old Solomon, hander, had almost gotten himself a trophy Dave Winfield's known for his consistent head. Forsch had let go with one of his best heaters right at groundstrokes and Incredible WIktfleld's skull. The San Diego right fielder's helmet went one ende, has played Dibbs way and nis legs another. He bailed out in a hurry, yet not a before many times. Although second too soon. the matches are always dose, When he went to his outfield position in the next half of the in it's been three years since ning, Winfield was still steaming. Not so much over what Forsch Solomon triumphed and it's had done as what his own pitchers hadn't done to protect him. beginning to look like a jinx isat The more Winfield thought about it, the angrier he became. work. This wasn't an isolated incident. He had been knocked down many t'os tr al'o or i n u Firms Ideal -- lIottle events of recent days, it is in the first real steps by leaders of the seven industrial democracies, meeting in Tokyo, to adjust to the painful realities of life with OPEC. There is a certain irony in the coincidence of the two meetings, the OPEC oil ministers in Geneva and the leaders of the great democracies in Tokyo. 'J'he timing of the OPEC decision to raise the base p9ce of oil 24 percent added urgency to the Tokyo Summit and sharpened the reaction of the Western lea ders to pressures from the oil producing states. The OPEC decision, increasing the cost of a 42gallon barrel of lightsauui Arabian cruoe 011 irom $1 4.55 to $18, and encompassing surcharges up to $23.50 a barrel for higher grade oil, was all that the 'l'okvo Summit declaration said it was, and more: arrogant, dangerous and short-sighted. It will fuel worldwide inflation, further depress the growth rates of industrial societies and put a crushing burden upon the ecoiomies of developing Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I VIEWPOINT ANGLE-WALTERS If there is a ray of sunlight in the grim world SPORTS and are pruned for this event. Gaylord Perry, who isin't adverse to brushing back enemy Neither has played since the hitters now and then to protect his own hitters, was sitting close to Fre nch Open in early June, Winfield when the Padres' slugger sounded off in San Diego three choosing to bypass the English weeks ago and so was Eric Rasmussen, but neither was pitching grass circuit to concentrate on that day. clay. their favorite surface Randy Jones sitting farther down the bench, was. He wasn't "I don't care to play on the throwing at anyone, though, but when you talk to Winfield about grass in England," said Dibbs, the lack of protection he's getting, he doesn't single out any of the smiling. "I don't speak the Padres' pitchers in particular but tends, instead, to lump them all language." - together. Solomon feels that might give Some Cardinal players got wind of Winfleld's blow-up and a him an advantage. "Some of couple of them told him privately, "You know something, you're the players may be a bit burned right." out or have trouble adjusting to The following day, Roger Craig, the Padres' manager, held a the clay." meeting with all his pitchers, went over some of the things WinDefending champion Vitas field had said In the dugout and endorsed them. Gem-ulalUs and John McEnroe, If the Padres were to lose Dave Winfield, they also would lose who hopes to duplicate Gerulalthe heart of their offense at the same time. Headed for his third tis' 1918 feat of winning the top All-Star game next week, the 6-foot-6, 220-pound longballer from two wcr events the WCT St. Paul, Minn., leads all San Diego's regulars in hitting, with his 'championship at Dallas he beat .318 average, in RBI, with 68, and in homers, with 19. and Jimmy Conners to B< His two-run single in the third inning off Kevin Kobel Sunday take last March and the moneygave the Padres their third and fourth runs In a W &A game rich ForegHlllstournam ent — victory over the Mets, and he picked up anot her hi t in a 4-1 second might not bess "burned out" as game loss, they wished. McEnroe, But Winfield's worth to San Diego isn't entirely wrapped up In probably the most exciting new his bat. He can run, throw and field as well, and someone like Joe face in the game, was Tone, the Mets' manager, says Winfield rates one-two with nd and favored to rob Bjorn 75697) 71-766 Ben Cren%haw 32.100 may also see some action at Other members of the team opens July 18 in Ocala. The The Sanford Americans are 7)727173-267 Dan Pohl 17,400 69 7)7671-297 that position, Bruce DevIlo 17,400 include Miller of Flagship winner of that tournament in St expected to send ace Lee 7373 13 69-788 Bruce LictIke 12.000 Bruce Sellers of Jack Prosser Bank; Braden, Phil Rinkavage Petersburg. is 737167-211 Charron to the mound tonight. JohnSchroedr9,717 so 69 7672-72-288 Jim Slmon 9,712.50 7571 7771-269 Mark Hayes 9.712 50 70736876-289 Tom Watson ,I 7274 75 69- 290 Graham Marsh 7,500 70 7571 71-790 Calvin Peel 7.500 •1 75 7270 73-- 790 Bobby WadkIfl 7,500 7371 7569- 791 Gibby Gilbert 5.675 71 71 7271 29) Howard Twitty 5.675 70 73 71 74 -791 John Fought 5,625 7)71 7313-- 291 Jim Colbert 5,675 ~,!— I " i: ? W; : ~ . ,~ ,e i 78 7) 7S68 -792 Curtis Strange 4,500 6.0w 11 I it 74717770-792 Tim Simpton 4.500 — 77 70 76 74 792 Tom Jenkins 4.500 75-74 731)- 293 Ed Sneed 3,750 75 72 72-793 71 Andy North 3,750 11, 74 76 74 70 291 Peter OosterhuIS 2.860 4 1, 7)797317-791 Tom Weiskopf 2.110 7775 7577- -791 George Burns 7.880 '3 0 N'N Barney Thompsn 2.860 74 76 70 74 -794 6 ; i17 a iz 7370 78 74- 29$ Eddie Pearce 2.200 1377 7377 L Sheffield Gary McCord 2,200 It. Sheffield Korgan Williams Miller 70 758110-296 Dale Douglass 1,827 50 75 73 75 13 296 Mark Lye 1,822.50 79727273 746 Craig Stadler l.12250 -296 7279 7273 Ed Byman 1,812.50 74 727575-796 Bill Roger s 1,88250 m 73 73 74 76-296 Andy Bean 1,882 50 69 7276 77--788 ..Bo* Cis mpett 72 747813 --297 Ron Terry 1,331.18 77 73 71 73-797 PeterJaCObSIfl 1.37111 73 76-75 73 -797 Tom Kite 1,321.88 79 77 7274-791 Chip fleck 1,371.18 7175 7375-797 Mark P6.11 1,321 86 Kermit Zarley 1.371 SI 74 73 71 76 297 7677 7178-797 Bob Murphy 1,371 II 73697360 -797 Mick Soli 1.32181 76 72 76 71- 296 Victor Regalacto 990 72 7273 14 299 Larry Ziegler 990 come in Wednesday night's Finals with 16 727276-799 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico performance Jay Haas 990 7177 78 73 Ron Streck 19320 finals of the men's as Juantorena favored in and 200-meter freestyle as well (UPI — The U.S. track 17737772-799 y Armstrng 793.20 Wa 19 71 ?S ?4- 2" field tewn successfully took the victories in the 40freestyle, the inen's and 38-year-old hurdles when world record Alan Tapie 793.20 70 7176 76- 299 Allen Miller 793.20 baton from the departing the 400-medley relay and the grandmother Aurelia Penton holder Itenaldo Nehemiah of Mike Nlcotette 793 73797712- 300 swimmers Wayne Levi 692.51 meets 400-meter free relay, the choice the women's. The Scotch Plains, won 7873 79-70-300 Al Gelberger 692.38 In events today, the 6-1 United States' best shots in the former record holder Alejandro 7s 7i ?y Ys -)oo inedals Sunday night but may Frank Conner 69216 77777675- 300 Dennis Sullivan 692,51 dust in its efforts to women's softball team takes on races are James Robinson of Casanus. 1374 74 77- 300 MlkeMcCullOgh 497.5$ were expected to Bobby Cole 492.51 Both of the Belize at 8 p.m., the 3-0 Oakland, Calif., and Julie 77747277-300 sprint away from the 137673 75-300 Mike Sullivan 692.51 _... 6 - 4 : \. - - P a n -A " Shines U.S. Track Team of 1:58.43 in the Olympic champion 110 meter Alberto when It N.J. in five gold be left in the men rest win their heats in tonight's ls,,6 ylis-3oo Ilan American Games com. women's basketball squad Brown of Northridge, Calif. 7774 1674' 30 considered qualifying rounds. faces Mexico at 5 p.m., and the The U.S. is also petition tonight, 74 71 79 74-301 The swimmers, meanwhile, which has softball team, weak in the evening's other 75 72 $3 74-30) The U.S. track and field stars men's 74 ?I 11I IS-N) are not expected perform half allowed just one hit in its past finals, including the men's also got golds from David 79 72 77-73-301 77737576-301 as well as the swimmers and three games, meets Venezuela triple jump and the women's McCagg of Fort Myers, Flu., 7774 74 76-301 who defeated Puerto Rico's shotput. 7375 7281-30) divers, whose stunning week- at 6 p.m. weigh. Competition in tennis, Robinson defeated JuanHernando Canales in the 100 13 748075-302 long performances earned 60-71-7673-302 tlifting, wrestling, water polo torella last surniner in Zurich in freestyle; Kim Linehan of 73 767? 76-- 302 them gold medals in 32 of 33 70 761$ 1S-302 also co ntin ues an international meet but the Sarasota, Fla., who took the 73706079-307 events, highlighted by the five and field hockey 707578 79-302 golds and in boxing, welterweight Cuban was not In top condition women's 800-meter freestyle In won by freestyle 74 7480 73-303 Jamal- at the time and now is just 8:39.82 over teammate Jennifer Edward Green meets 7471 77-76--301 specialist Cynthia Woodhead. 777415 7$304 junior be ginning to reach his peak for Hooker, and the men's 400 Riverca's Mike McCallum and The 15-year-old from 79 705073-301 Y6 7s ib iy-)w side, Calif., emerged as the top welterweight Lemuel Steeples the start of ttie Cuban track meter freestyle relay tea of Bob 75 7675-79-303 Pan faces Brazil's Benedito Far- season. Brown, 24, finished Jackson, Steve Lundquist, Bob 75-74 7482-305 gold medal winner in the 77737S7'-°' Am Games Sunday night when riera. second to Jan Merrill is Mon- Placak and McCugg, who is 7376 79- 306 turned in a 3:47.30 while In tonight's track and field, day's 3,000 meter run. she won the women's 100-meter The big confrontation beCanada finished in 3.50.02. 76-73 41-79-30 freestyle in :56.22, adding the the powerful Cuban team is 79-71-50-79-309 "Overall, we've done fantasto win both 800 meter tween the U.S. and Cuba will 74-7474-79-309 victory to her world record expected tically," said U.S. head Coach Cesar Sanudo 0214 Bill Kratzert 44$ Randy Er$klni 44$ DavId Edwards 44$ Guy CullIns 64 Charles Coody 648 J.C. Snead 648 Terry Diehl 64$ Jim Nelford 64$ plkMass.ngalelO9 Rex Caldwell 609 Scott Bess 60 John Llster 609 Ed Dougherty 809 Pat McGowan 609 Brad Bryant 588 Scott SImpson 573 Inman 513 Ray Floyd 573 Bob Acerkman 513 Ken Still 553 Jim Von Lossow 535 Jim Thorpe $4 Michael Brannan $10 Billy Casper 528 Jim Jamleson Sit LOU Graham 519 lrm519 - , Frank Keefe. "Rarely has a United States team swum this fast this early." '" - ' '" , e ' . . •' St ,:.- c .!I .. .4 - .'' . . . .. . I . ,- . . . . -: 'er. 1. , - . , _. _.._ - —__' ______________ ___ -" . NOBLESVILLE, I nd. (UPI) Hollis Stacy's golf game is back on the beam, and that's '-' . . ___________ bad news for the field in this week's U.S. Women's Open in Connecticut. Stacy paid a $100 fine for ___ ____ -, -' tu' __________________________ _________________ ., . — " ) i...'. '' 'I NOW "Sometimes," he says, breaking into a smile, "it helps to have record advance to the semifione of those 'motivational conferences." nals on Saturday. yoU.,,. - '1' "4 - "4 ' "-;' , -' , ...- entering the 100,000 Mayflower Classic LPGA tourney late, but she had the last laugh she won it all Sunday in a two-hole sudden-death playoff against Judy Rankin and Laura Baugh. It was the lady from Georgia's first tour victory, worth $15,000, since she took her second consecutive U.S. Open at nearby Indianapolis last I summer. Thursday she aims at a record third Straight Open :,j championship at Fairfield, jr Comm. ,' Stacy, the curly-haired golfer - --' -. trom Savannah, Ga., fired a 5One of Seminole County's most eligible bachelors became ineligible Saturday under par 67 Saturday to move night when Manuel Hurtado better known to Central Florida's spores fans contention and closed with Manolo of jai-alai fame married Lynn Hartzog. Manolo is one of the top into an even-par 72 over the tight feature game players on the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai roster, which returns Harbour Trees course to tie for Sept, 7 for the fall season. a playoff berth. - PRONOUNCE ' ~ f once in the preliminary rounds. probably didn't want to disturb him anymore than absolutely 4 necessary. He has a point, though, when he says his pI Che1 The individual with should protect him. If they don't, they're likely to hear from record in each group, as Well as 1'.b $ cy Rolls " — _____ a ." -1. Pittsburgh's Dave Parker among the best allaround performers Borg of his fourth straight intheleague. Wimbledontitlebut was upset OneoftheproblemsthePadreshaveisthatWinfleldCe1the in the rd ro .ClerulaiUs,a bulk of their offense practically all alone on his back. That makes lung's' Point, N.Y. resident it easier for opposing pitchers to pitch around him and tougher for ran ked fourth in the world, Winfield to get good pitches. didn't make it past the first Still , he tries not to let any of it upset him. round. Big on doing things for kids, he invited thousands of them to last Still these two, who head year's AU-Star game in San Diego at his expense and he's doing separate groups in the 12-man, the one with the next best - - Ga rn e sCo ntinu e — tournament, are the same thing again for this year's game in Seattle. He already has sent special invitations to the AU-Star players to fa to vie for the $100,000 finals. join his party for the kids. The shindig costs him somewhere first prize i Winfleld Founit's all part of the David M. "McEnroe Is tough and around $10,000 and underprivileged up for has set he outfielder the fl-year-old pretty good GeruWtis Is dation but won the Italian Open children. Winfield paid the way in for hundreds of kids at Shea Stadium anything can happen In a roundfor Sunday's doubleheader with the Mets. They sat In the right robin like this," explained Dibbs. field mezzanine and strung up a banner which said "Wlnfield's Each player will med the Pavilion." group None of the Mets' pitchers threw at Winfield Sunday. They three opponents In - - .—. - ..,—. 'b4r, ,Lw- - -'4.'A. '" . .. - -.. - •----. .. --. -. •-. .. . .,- .... - ;: - ".- �, , Tuesday, July 10, 199 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • p • S .- 0 by Alan Mayer YAZ- ING UP THE RECORDS e Cubs ' Siz PSfGAN ///.* /9ic' 805r0N 8F0 SOX 5E'450' 5,'o'5/3/,w7b A1s'A)'.''0.4/ WE 3,000 PCA72Wi 04' 74'I W4X I/P HE //,4.4 8E(H e m ore Waiting In D VA S CARL San Francisco 5-3 and Atlanta nipped St. Ted Sizemore says he enjoys Louis 6-5. playing in the second half of the In the American League it season, and those words are music to the ears of fans who was Cleveland 5, Minnesota 4 have not seen a winner for 34 then Minnesota 7. Cleveland 2; Milwaukee over Detroit 5-4 and ears. homer with one out in the ninth, helping Pittsburgh divide the "If I can hit .270 until then, Dodgers 8, Expos 6 streak. In the opener, Dan Driessen hi t a three-run homer and Fr ed Norman tossed an in the sixth with Ids fifth homer games and Pete Rose singled home the decisive run In the seventh. Steve Carlton, 10-8, Rick Sutcliffe, 8-7, drove in continued Sizemore, whose best three runs with a sixth-inning struck out a team seasonlügh 14 double and pitched a five-hitter batters while Bob Knepper, 6.3, was in 1970 when he batted .306 maybe I'll have my best year," in 96 games for Los Angeles. innings and Los over 7 1-3 SAt Pai,Y7P times Saturday for a streak of five in eight at-bath. Bob Boone 4 doubled in three hit his seventh for Philadelphia. Doug Flynn contenders from the pretestAtlanta 6, St. Louis 5 the second inning and And since they won the runs in ders. Jerry Royster singl ed in Pepe linusand Tom 1945, the Cubs have Andy Hassler pennant In man combined on a four-hitter Frias from second base with landed in the wrong category all too often. Th ey currently to give New York a split. In the two out in the ni nth to help Atl anta rebound after squanopener, Dave Wileld's twotrail the Eastern Divisiondering a three-run lead in th e ar ning single c r un, fourth in leading Montreal Expos by 5½ Padres 5-1, Mets ried Gaylord Perry, 9.6, to the games. "We have it going, we're hitting and we're breaking out now," said Sizemore, who hel ped out In a five-run second inning. A run-scoring single by Harry Foote and Sizemore's RB1 double was followed by Ivan DeJesus' three-run homer, his third homer of the season. Astros' manager Bill Virdon says he isn't too worried even though his club l ost t hree of four to the Cubs. "We sta rted out 5½ ahead, now we're seven ahead," he said."I'dsaywekeptourheads above water." In other games, Los Angeles beat Montreal 8-6; San Diego split with the New York Mets, winning the opener 5 and losing the nightcap 4-1; Cinc innatt split with Pittsburgh, winning 4-2 then l osing 2-1; 276th win of his career. Pirat es 2.2, Reds 4-1 - C(' 24' I Norwood singled home purpose," said Weaver after two runs in a three-run first triumph John Ellis hit a '' IN mm!61 14 r - over California. XNP 0 V 16,461- / I only player to make two errors and get Ws hand shaken by his reliever Mike Marshall to give Cleveland a victory in the manager after a game." opener. tit Ang 35 51 .407 17 Saturday's Results belted his first homers and Bob Watson and m4vL two-run shot in the seventh homer and Jorge Oda and Chet Dwight Evans added basesin ni ng to account for Bal. Lemon doubled home runs as empty home r uns to back Steve Renko's six-hit pitching as timore's runs but th e big play of Chicago han ded Kansas City its Bo st onallopped stayed within the game was Dempsey's block seventh loss in the last eight ' ) of home plate, which prevented games. Barrios, 8.3, making his two games of Baltimore in the California 's Brian Downing first start since June 26, went 7 East. Renko, 7-3, struck out i from scoring the tying run. 2-3 Innings, scattered seven hits seven and walked three in and yielded both Royals runs. posting his third complete Yankees 2, A's 0 game. Brewers 5-3, Tigers 4-1 Luis Tiant allowed one - .h,,te. -- ______ Kan City at Cleve, night 10 12 .488 14 Minn at Detroit, night . Los Oakland 24 64 .273 27 (All Times EDT) Harness Racing 6th race, C. 5-16, Time 3154 Ith race D 5-16 Time 31.80 6.20 3 60 2.60 3.80 2.20 3.60 2 40 0(2-6)23.40. P16-2) U.90, TI 6-2-4 4 20 141.00. 4 Hello Leslie 7 Let It Ride 1 Yellow Pine 3 Manatee Randy 5 40 3.20 2 60 8 Irr,va Hobby 6 Black Sand GB 600 3 60 3 Cypress Storm 5.20 Q 15-7) 12.40; 1 (7.5.3) 131.60, Time 2:04.3. Saturday Night 4 80 3 40 Ninth Race .4 80 2 .40 3.40 6 Magna Laude First Race 4 60 3 20 3 00 0(3.4) 38.60, P(4-3) 117.60, T(4-3-6) 2 Arias E Junkin 3.80 260 2 2 1 Wantawin Easy 3.60 126.00. 580 2.80 I Brass Pelican 29.20 4.40 3 20 300 2.60 3 70 7 pct€',s 6 Doras Bogie One 5 Mighty Intruder 85326 102 85317107 8 GAB H Pct- Attendance 2277: Handle s223,527 83318 115 .362 80283 99 .350 82300 102.340 A go 300 2.40 Tenth Race 2 Supreme Rock Second Race 7 70 3 40 3.20 7 john's Own 8 Sunny Larmie 400 7 60 3 Placid Alice 4,80 0 (68) 7.20; T (6-5-3) 266.20; Time 2:071. B M's Fast Wheels 1160 1100 7 00 Third 6 Inset 20 80 6 .40 2 Mountain Kiss 3 60 5 By George 0(6.8) 1 1 5.60, P166) 236.10, T(8-6- 3 Vickys Rhythm 8 Willie Dolt 2) 616.10. Saturday night 1st race, D. 5.16, Time 31.64 3 Mr . Earl .400 2 -*0 5 High Diver 7 K's Believer 2 80 I Bill Whiz 0(3-4) 1920, P(4.3) 129.30, 1(4-3.7) 4 JM - s Sure Rapid 6th race B S.16 Time 31.71 12.40 5.20 5.60 l(tt,. Kan Race 30 90 I) 40 I? 70 Time 2:06.1. Fourth 690 5 40 8 60 .4 Rubys Man ".40. 4.00 2.90 6 Nixon Whitey maid Flight 9 .40 400 2 60 1 Dark Morn 12080 .3 13 694.00. American League 400 3 40 2.06.4. 3 Ransom Note 5 80 1183.60 0(1-6) 21.20, P11.6) 109.70, TI 1-6-3) 8th race, B. 3.8, Time 35.82 3.80 6 Brightwaters 0(23) 137.00, P13-2) 212.10. T(3-2 73 267 89 .333 6) 2195.60. 5th race 05-16 Time 31.95 80 302 100 .331 2580 11 20 9.20 7 Big Turbo 77772 89 .327 500 4 00 Earaway 80311100 .322 560 2 Bluffer Buck 77330 106 .321 Rose, Phil Matthews, Ali 0(1-2)19.80; T (2.1-3) 49.60; Time 1660 1220 560 I Georgia Gal 4.20 s Willow Creek Mel 8 40 8.60 2 Passing Glance 7 Funshine 12th race B S-16 Time 31.SS 19.40 11.10 2620 3 Fluid Drive GAS H Pct. Cleveland 5, Minnesota 4, ISt Minnesota 7, Cleveland 2, 2nd Milwaukee 5, Detroit 1, 1st Milwaukee 3, Detroit 1, 2nd 117.10. 4th race C S-16 Time 31.79 Foster, Ciri MazzlIli, NY 3. Hendrck, .St.L Herndz, St.L Templtn, St.L Boston 10, Seattle 8, night Sundays Results San Francisco (Blue 76) at 'hiladelphia (Notes 0.1), 7:35 6 80 .4 00 0(1.2) 14.50, P11.2) 36.00, 1(1.2.3) 91 40 National League night .,Atlanta 6, St. Louis Monday's Games A 60 3 60 2 60 .1 Beth Sands 3 Waldo Pepper 3.20 2 BW's Dasher i Mountain Hooker 4 Abjudicator Batting (based on 125 at bats) Saturday's Results Angeles 8, Montreal 6 I B. Ginger 2 Wise Cracker 96.20. Ird race M S-16 Time 32.21 Leaders 37 46 .446 111 2 37 51 .120 14 id 10 00 2.40 1 80 3 40 7 Mac Farvel .460 6 Creek Cathy 0 (1.7) 21.80; T (1-7-6) 326.40; Time 2:07.4, Eighth Race ' Chicago Seattle York S.60 3.80 3.60 sT's Penny Sue 40 370 Silk Soft 1840 1120 380 8 Jarwin .justy Fifth Race 7 Chartered Course 770 3 60 3 7 Carry Bobbie 3 80 280 2.74) Soscar Pepper 6 Patti Shaw 2 80 0(18) $ 3.20, P ( 1-8) 232.80, T( l-8.7) 380 7 2( Hush Star 0(211 60 60, P(2.1) 163.50, T(27-6) I Mystery Blaze 374 2 2b' 826 00. 3rd race, B, 5-16, Time 31.13 Q (4.5) 5.40; P (5.4-1) 8,20; Time 11th race, TA. 5-16, Time 31.11 1200 7 40 5 60 6 Swede Enough 2:03.2. 9 80 510 400 320 3 60 1 Ch,rter 7 Fred's Bev Sixth Race 460 ?ComeOn 3 Jaegadoo 500 370 286 1070 460 7 joyride Barmin 3 Todd Oliver 7 80 0(67) 71.00. P(61) 60.60, T(6-7-3) 6 20 4 80 6 Baby Bear 0(12)5210, P()-2) 131.70, 1(1-2-3) 389 60. 3 60 SunRiverLehigh 339:60. 4th race, 0,3-8 Time 38.82 0 (6.7) 63.00; T (7.6.1) 385.00. 121 h race, 1.7.16, Time 45.23 1880 720 4 ij 3 Rice Ball Time 1:40. 3 10 2 80 6 F lying Scott 5 '*0 600 4 10 7 Never Sure S.'venth Race 20 60 500 6 B. Legacy 5 80 Q(2-3) 30.80, P13-2) 2)7.50, 1(32-4) 7 Jaguar Jack 8 Capricorn Boy 0(46) 43.60. P164) 73.20, T(617) 3.40 536.60. 975.40 0(1-6) 65.60. P11.6) 221.40, T(1-6-80 5th race, A, 5-16, Time 31.21 485.20. Attendance 3.161; Handle 5287.962 611cc Inventive 1560 720 2.60 10th race A 5.16 Time 31.49 7 Carry Hip 320 2 10 0(5.7) 16.20, P(7S) 39.30, 1(7.5.5) Baltimore at Oakland, night New York at Seattle, night 6 Cleveland 9, Minnesota 3 Detroit 6, Milwaukee 3 New York 8, Oakland 3 1, Chicago Kansa s City night Texas 2, Toronto 0, night 7 Time Bomber 8 Shireen - Kan city San Diego 5, New York 3, 1st New 4, San Diego I, 2nd Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 2, 1st ..Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 1, 9th race 0 5-16 Time 31.70 7.00 3.40 8 Sierra Con 3.00 1 Nixon Bell 0(58) 40.80. p(5.$) 114.90, T(S-Il) 235 20 2nd race D 5-16 Time 32.03 Texas at Chicago, night Boston at Calif, night GB 39 S30 43 41 .312 Minnescit Chicago 10, Houston 0 - W L Pct. 49 35 .58) 50 37 .575 Texas Calif Sunday's Results ' 39 43 ."A 16 27 60 .310 2912 West Atlanta 10, St. Louis 2 Greg Pryor homer and Billy Smith added a 48 38 .558 8 Toronto 'Montreal 2, Los Angeles i .$an Francisco 8, Philadelphia . New York Cleveind hIcago 6, Houston 0, 1st Chicago I, Houston 3, 2nd 'San Diego 11, New York 3 incInnati 6, Pittsburgh 2 Saturday matinee Tuesday's Games ' 10 .4 Al's Wild Fire 8.40 5.00 2 Great Image 0(3.4) 19.60, P(3-all) 25.20, (all- 4) 18.60, T13-4-2) 675.00. 8th race C 5-16 Time 31.28 8 Brief Glimpse 540 380 3.60 2 Durn Rocket 360 4.00 4 00 s Easy Eddie 0(2-8) 23.40, P18-2) 44.10. T(S-25) 152.60. 1st raceM 5-16 Time 31.11 .510 49 37 7thrace D5-16Tlm 31.69 3 Topic Gem 70.80 7.60 DAYTONA BEACH W I. Pct. GB 2 - Milwauke 80325 107 329 84355 116-327 76 288 91 .326 77285 93 .326 87376 106 .325 77772 87 .370 Dog Racing Boston (Torrez 9 4) at Call fornia (Ryan 106), 8 pm Baltimore (Flanagan 106) at Oakland (Keough 0 10), 10:30 Boston 40 49 ."9 1311 37 48 .435 1512 Detroit lo Carlton Fisk hit two s010 White Sox 4, Royals 2 7 41 44 .482 10' 2 tlanta Balor Moore, 2-1, before breaking through in the sixth. Red Sox 8, Mariners 2 Ball - 45 41 .523 Fran n Diego "After John Lowenstein hit a solo lJi.tril,it,',l k i: I.;,Iir." in the second base on a ninthinning been limited to two hits through game, I told hi m that he was the throwing er ro r by Minnesota five innings by Toronto starter ,9d1'fER /f' /, W L Pct. GB 53 35 Molitor, Mu brett, KC Bannistr, Chi Kemp, Del Rice, Bos Piniella, NY go (Baumgarten 7 5), 8:30 p.m. AmerIcan League East Wes t Incl three-run PittSbgh at Houston, night 47 .405 16 32 ouston home run -his eighth homer of making two errors but atoning seven-hitter, giving Minnesota the year in the sixth boostln~ for them with a game-saving a double-header split. Pinch play in the ninth inning of runner DavV Rosello raced Texas back into first place in ho me wi th the winning run from the West. The Rangers had Sunday 's 3-2 Baltimore victory 0P I , &,F;y POINCY x 101'01rC11N161yC7- . Tuesday's Games San Fran at Montreal, night Los Ang at New York, night San Diego at Phila, night Chicago at Atlanta, night St. Louis at Cinci. night 41 39 .513 712 York - Rangers 4, Blue Joys 3 the volatile catcher joked about inning and Dave Goltz tossed a ______ In the opener. w P. M . 61.2 13 00 1700 4 60 380 3 80 4.20 1 (2.7.5) 135.20; (77) Time 2:01.1. Attendance$117,196. Handle 2.163; Jai IiiIai DAYTONA BEACH Race SATURDAY MATINEE 560 460 3,20 2 Eric Jim 460 A 00 .. __ Smally. Mlnn DoWifirig, Cal Bothte, Sea 6.20 0(45) 23.20, P(66) 71,40, T($-4.1 ) 343.40. First Game evictor Pecina 14.40 580 5.20 0(1-5)105.20. P15.1)1364.10, T(S-1- 7 Happy Dream D 6.20 6 Trani Fernan 237.00; 6.80 4.20 2nd race, C, 5)6, Time 31.63 4) 27 1 2.00. 0 (2.4) 11.40; 1 (4.2.1) SDuran Gerardo 11.80 20.70 7.607.40 I Jet Faith 10th race, B, 5.16, Time 31.61 Time 2:07.3. Second Game _________________________________ _________________ 2 Arnao Fernan 10 60 10.20 10.80 _ T 6.00 6.10' 8 Duran Mandiola _ ___ _ 3.40 6GaldosPeclna t --- -. 0(2-I) $1.60; P (2-I) 196.60; T (2$ 6) 1655.20. Third Game lPaco 2-9.80 11.40 8.40 550 4.80 2 Sara lArca 4.40 0(2.4) 39.0; P ( 4-2) 93.30; 1 (4.2. 1) 264.40. _ _ - __ - __ ____ _____ HAVE FUN COMPETING FOR THE TITLE "MR. PAUL BUNYAN" AND WIN MONEY, TOO! 4832 N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando - (ACROSS FROM BEN WHITE RACEWAY) PHONE: 299.8484 SALE DAYS: Sale Prices Also At Our Winter Park Store - 184 CYPRESS STOCKADE 2x4-8's 6' PATIO 2 FENCE CEILING TILE 6*8' EACH Premium Grade _______ SAFETY , f, I GLASS LUMBER - I firr 3/2"-R 11 - 1 Per Square Foot 114 ALL HOWl. '2.89 2*6-10 $9 f INCLUDED Scrs•n 2*6-12 '1584 2*6-14 2*6-16 '5.22 --' HUNG INSULATED ENTRY SYS '/2 PLYWOOD $684 'øl, . . _________ 32"1 1*" ONLY $98.84 3FxSO" ONLY 199 .84 - $984 ¼" Real Wood. $455 R.v.r. 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Third Game 18.40 12.20 6.80 7.00 7. 40 6.80 0(4.4) 45.40; P (4.4) )46.IOj T (4.4. I) 1471.10. I 6 Paco IVicandi SEnrlque $429 Fourth Game ____ ______ _ 4 Duran Gasti II COME IN FOR OUR FREE KITCHEN DESIGNER SERVICE INTERIOR- EXTERIOR TRAP WHITE LATEX PAINT TOILET - -. 2 Ramon Mandiolp 3Sanlilsdro _________ REVERSE 0(24)29.40; P (4.2.) 47.20; 1 (4.2. Filth Game 'I 6Said.Paco 3MutIllaGolri ' 0(34) 44.00; P (6-3) Sixth Game midlng FREE GRAND PRIZE DRAWING SALE PRICES GAMES ALSO AT - s 84 ROLLOF IN CASH PRIZES. QUALIHING THURS. & FRI. FINALS SATURDAY 9 AM.3 PM ____ ____ __ '' _____ Califomia, 949,9M. IL - r ' -.-- - - $984 7 Oscar óApralz SSaid f Twelf th Game 5MtIllaSarduy 10.40 4.30 1.20 2 EgonaPmco 6.40 4.10 1 Beide Enrlqu, 6*0 ORLANDO -5-.- ________ _______ - ___ ... -. -. 0(2.3)42.60; P ($2) '2.15; T ($.2. 1)309.40. A-3.03$; Handle 816163$. ____ __________ -. • :. - 0' - - - , -- - - - .- -' 7.40 6.00 6VicandiGasti II 2.60 Q(l-I)4S.40;P(l4)I5$.Q;T(1.I. 6) $30.60. 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Fifth Game I Sara Gondra 19.60 9.40 1.00 SUNDAY JULY 8 THROUGH ROUTE 436- SOUTH OF ALOMA \-. - Fourth Game GAMES Home cenier "Together We Can Do It Yourself" Jason 1,341,366; Ken Singleton, BaltImore, 1,341,213; Larry 'Hi,le, Milwaukee, 1,230,379; Steve Kemp, Detroit, 1,162,338; :Rick Manning, Cleveland, '.1,051,671; LOU Pitijefla, New ; 'j, 953,573; Dan Bay!or, Louis ____ _____ Texas, 963,305; Don Money, York, 2 ffi6,M; 41 38 .519 7 Chicago s, iansa City 2 Baltimore 3, California 2 New York 2. Oakland 0 Texas 4, Toronto 3, night Boston 8. Seattle 2. night Mondays Games (All Times EDT) Milwaukee (Sorensen 108) at Toronto (Stieb 01). 7:30 p.m Kansas City (Leonard 5 1) at Cleveland (Clyde 10), 735 pm Minnesota (Koosman 106) at Detroit (Baker I 4), 8 p m Texas (Jenkins 91) at Chlca PAUL BUNYAN Andre Thornton, Cleveland, 904,820; Eddie Murray, Rice, 'Fred Lynn, Boston, 3,068,652; ittth'Qt umer & Milwaukee, 1,001,M; Chris Chambliss, New York, 917,030; Jim 42 36 .538 44 40 .524 -' First Base Rod Carew, California, 3,997,081; Cecil Cooper, Boston, 3,312,616; hlcago lila - . Dempsey, Baltimore, 589,920; Lance Par rish, Detroit, 5641. Bucky National League East W L Pct. GB ontreaI 47 30 .610 - 1.: Cleveland, 653,530; Rick 2,572,331; Willie two pop-ups on _ Catcher Darrell Porter, Kansas City, 2,046,505; Th urman Munson, New York, 1,806,261; Canton Fisk, Boston 1,682,300; Jim Sundberg, Texas, 1,001,930; Brian Downing, California, 857,688; Gary Alexander, 584,283; dropped the _____ ' ' Travers - Le*gie Molitor, Milwaukee, ______ ______ _____ ,4LCiO 41y 111 0//Y 3as eball three old receiver did something starter and loser Brian King. Caldwell scattered nine hIts to help the Brewers snap a three' rather unorthodox, man, 0-2, in the third. a 5-4 gam e losing streak wi th Indians 5.2, Twins 44 .Dempsey told me that he ____ Chicago (Caudill 02) Atlanta (Niekro li-tO), 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Sutton 79) at Montreal (Lee 85). 8 p.m. St. Louis (Vuckovlch 75) at Cincinnati (Bonham 3.2), 8:05 League homers in the opener, doubled the homer to be his snapping the Orioles'five-game helping New York complete a helping Milwaukee to a Sweep Oglivie set losing streak. Oriole manager four-game sweep of Oakland. of Its double-header. and Mike ds Jackson's homer came off A's two club recor Earl Weaver said the 29-year- 6-3, took the loss. __ The final position-by-position vot ing for the 50th Major League AllStar Game-. Thompson, Detroit, 752,454; George Scott, Kansas City, 711,952; Ron Jackson, Mittnesota, 351,683. Second Base Fran k White, Kansas City, '1,622,358; Bobby Grich, California, 1,432,231; Willie Randolph, New York, 1,312,306; JerryRemyBostofl,1,1,94i; :Paul .1,171,807; Duane Kuiper, Cleveland, 1,044,045; Bump Willis, Texas, 635,449; Lou .Whltaker, Detroit, 624,555. ' Th ird Base George Brett, Kansas City, 3,094,269; Gralg Nettles, New York, 2,348,174; Buddy Bell, . Ben Ogilvie, who hit - on drastic - ______ ________________ NEW YORK (UP!) - Baltimore, 784.657; - top of the inning. Gene Garber, 5-9, was the winner while Mark l.Attell, A.L. Stars American r' _____ International basrunner Press Malor Dempsey knew something third - and Reggie Jackson hit in a run to back Bill four-hitter in the nightcap, season, of done about 15th had ________ took the loss. Schmidt, who now much is that traditionally, losing streak. Dave Lopes hit last atbat Friday and three months that separate the ' p/ nie reason his words mean so Angeles snapped a four-game has 28 homers, homered in his August and September are the his 19th homer for the Dodgers. . . cinnatl 's four-game winning in three 2. over the Houston Astros. OiuuioIeS For Hicky HenBaltimore catcher Rick derson'sline single left in the United By double-header and snap Cm- "My best months are August 3-1; the Chicago W hi te Sox 4, Kansas City 2; Baltimore 3, eightltter to spark the Re. and September," Sizemore said Philhi es 5, GlaUta 3 Califor nia 2; the New York Sunday after going 4-for-4 to Mike Schmidt tied the game 2, Oakland 0; Texas 4, Yankees lead a 17-hit attack that gave the Chicago Cubs a lo-o victory Toronto 3; and Boston 8, Seattle ps ""0""" _ HICORP Willie Stargell cracked a solo United Press International Philadelphia topped em }4! Ie OOK By Monday, July 9, 1979-7A Block SCOREBOARD Pev/9/#e 7'E Game Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. yr's 0 . -. - �a BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Monday, July 9, 1979 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 9,1979-1 B Not Over Protection HAPPY HOUR DAILY S TIL 6 OUNCE DRINKS !L90 PROOF I DRYGIN KNIGHTSIRIDGI PJflT OTHER AR -lI_ E ONE fill flu :''. 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'') j "i- S.. ' •, .". ".''.'. ' 4.t_, , t 't' ."... -- ' p 8:00 (1) 11 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and his now Cost of Addiction ('au Be fleatlI son-in-law Adam take on the task of loading 25 blind stu. dents to their new school in Walnut Grove (Part 2 of 2)(R) THE WHITE SHADOW (4) The plane carrying the basket ball team to an invitational tournament develops engine trouble in mid- air (A) Nine members, their husbands and 14 children 11:00 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS A.M. WEATHER EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 i) TODAY IN FLORIDA Q GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI. NEIGHBOR 7:00 TODAY j 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 10:00 4Ø LOU GRAPT Lou fears an article written by the Trib s (TUE) 4) WEDNESDAY MORN ING(WED) star columnist (Richard U Shull) will incite a Sis.tinie killer to strike again (A) (THU) 0 4I0 THURSDAY MORNING U GOOD MORNING AMERI- 11:00 L4) 0 0 ti NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest 7:25 i TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000DMORNING FLORIDA George Burns @NEWS CA 7:30 11:30 12 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI CA AMERICAN 8:00 4) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO GAMES Highlights of the (lay's events in the Pan Am Games, from San Juan, Puerto Rico Dick Stockton hosts () POLICE STORY A police officer whose specialty is talk. ing criminals into releasing hostages is asked to convince two small-lime hoods to release their five prisoners (A) ED OVER EASY 8:25 I!) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- ED LILIAS. 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HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ANIMALS (WED) FF11) ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 2) TODAY CA ,h11'7. 12:30 2 NEWS 4 0 SEARCH FOR TOM OR. (4) 8:30 ford learns the only way ho can clear himself of a murder charge is to find the real killer himself (A) AFTERNOON 12:00 2 PASSWORD PLUS A , THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 32 NEWS €D SESAME STREET fF1) NEWS (2) 11:45 (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rock. WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FF11) 4 ED MURDER MOST ENGLISH Nine Tailors' L) t12J TONIGHT Guest host Don Rick los Guest Ben Vereen . HIGH ROLLERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT VERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 6:47 L1 t 0 6:45 41 0 TUESDAY MORNING (2) EARLY DAY CBS NEWS 6:30 (RI 6:00 10:55 Q I4KUTANA Les Nessman threatens to commit suicide after he hears an insulting remark about his manhood from 3 sportsca ster 0 PAN FAt) 4 MARY TYLER MOORE (THU) 0 WHEWI I GIANT BA(; n Time / the f,im,lv I 1" i)i$I)'t$I$M I mrntvti DEAR ABBY: I've been make us put it in the bank". DEAR WONDERING: A activity planned by Chairman What to do? married for 13 years to a wedding gift is not a payoff for Diane Gaul. Other members 1. __ ( LAZAifl 7:I 1'9 ; 30 beautiful woman. I recently CONCERNED MOTHER attending a wedding and their families attending DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM PG ALl MaCORAW learned that she has been DEAR All celebration. It is or should be) were: Vickie Hall, Linda MOTHER: I having an affair with my boss. gesture of affec tion and good Morris, Nonna Wood, Linda children live for today. The SHOW 10:00 AM THE PLAYERS My close friends tell me that It future seems unreal to them. wishes from you to the Dunn, Ercell Gray, Sherry I has been common knowledge Taack, Faye Lard, and Ruth The "I-want-it-now" attitude Is newlyweds. Send gifts. I {OVIELA)_ for some time. I never Gaines. the hallmark of immaturity.suspected a thing, - but now Hwy 17535 3Z2 1216 Train your children to save. H DEAR ABBY: My husband is 'LOPiOA many things fit together like a S:)S frLAZATWII they resent it, so what? When an avid sports jigsaw puzzle. I've been Sent BETRAYED ISiS CHEERLEADER IN LOS they're older they'll appreciate am a jinx. He is convinced that Hy 1192 312 7502 out of town on business trips ANGELES BEACH PARTY having a nest egg instead of a if I am in the same room with CLIP HERE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - that could have been handled ban, the team he wants to win DEAR BETRAYED: This is goose egg. locally. And although we are DEAR ABBY: Shortly after will lose, lie bases his opinion not the end of the world. If ever not in his social circle, my boss Christmas my wife bought a on past experiences. It's true a person needed emotional 1.nn i,.,•mi ,.a1W wa 61 ~Infr V&IU I iIaa su p ply of Christmas cards at a that when I watch a game with objective and club and Included us w hen no support MONDAY.TUESDAY.WEDNESDAy greatly reduced Last him his team either does poorly price. counseling, other employees were Invited. pr0te5iO evening she put them in front of or loses, but it's just coinI urge you to phone your local me and said, "Here, sign these; cidence, and it's ridiculous for I am In no position to quit my job. I've considered divorce, Suicide Prevention Center now. you aren't doing anything." JULY 9.10-11 him to label me a jinx. It has but I'm concerned about the (They're listed In your phone Open From 11:00 AM (jYes No I got my pen out and started gotten to the point where his I effect it might have on ow'- book) They offer Individual to sign the first card, then she friends will call him up when children. I am heartsick, and group therapy sessions $0 suddenly pulled the cards away their team is losing to ask if I'm S Happy Now 2 for 1 [>iYes [No depressed and confused. If I help 'you survive your and said, "Better not. One of us watching the game with him. • didn't love my children so depression and put your life might not be here next year, Entertainment I much, I'd drive my car into a back together again. Please and I would look awfully foolish We have a one-bedroom I brick wall at 90 miles an hour. call now. Write to me after trying to explain how your apartment, so there's nowhere No Tues. Thru Sat. I you've seen them. I Cflm Can you help me? name got on the card!" for inc to go except the bedroom I Serve Lunch And DEAR ABBY: We have two JOHN KELLOGG, FINDLAY, when he wants to watch a game S on TV. Ihave had enough of his teen-age sons. My husband OHIO Di e. IC Snacks No DEAR JOHN: Thanks for a nonsense. He promised to listen I opened a savings account for • START LOSING each of them when they were dandy day-brightener. to your advice. SANDWICH S. Msisdly And Attractive JINXED IN PHILIX very young, and each year he DEAR ABBY: My sister It's Our Ground Chuck With WEIGHT TODAY I Bartenders (x1Y.s I No puts several hundred dollars eloped. My mother insists that Ti' haf0tv Parl Of losing ., Our Own Special Sauce DEAR JINX: Get yourself a 9$tt'4Ua'i,d Nt.litra-Stiwm$IPEl into their accounts, plus the we brothers and sisters buy And Seasoning N11taHa as drected can gve you' I . Always Free money they receive for bir- wedding gifts for her SInCC she good luck charm. (A rabbit's .ilpo.s, that e,ti , , G.945 • foot, four-leaf clover or thdays, Christmas, etc. No Mwsckhs bought gifts for our weddings- whatever, and announce that It S login .ith 51 ,5 razung II1 law Our problem Is trying to get You bflIdQ I The problem is that the rest of will counteract the "jinz."j nergy 19$tlad f *It'a tl1 M v the boys to earn money and us all had weddings which she I I. Ldles' NIGht And hang In there. S pg folio. the Plan their own. What little on save It since she ran off attended, but CI,riscaii, sm Every Thursday I <jY.s I ft NU Reducing Pun .:u ,naa'e evu they do earn they would fritter and got married and didn't THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH Who said the teen years are to 1091 POUfl4$ No flOSS •iOlo.. away on treats, FCCOFdS have a wedding, we don't think the happiest? For Abby's new 9e11W15 nervous nn Orlando Dr. (Hwy: 17-92) Snford • didn't th er eir fa if th foolishness we owe her any wedding booklet "What Teenagers Want To loss .alev bloat pi4t.ness during Between Honda a ABC Liquor I 111t premenstrual cycle oi l Ism that half of every dollar present. Jnsist to Know," write Abby: 132 I_ A Marol Iltir Pi Both FROM OUR SODA FOUNThIN S earned must go into the bank. We have all agreed to abide Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. moy bark p.uarvweby mfi Hand Dipped Shakes - Banana splits SANFORD NEW ON 1.4 This gives them very little by your decision. 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, Sundaes And Ice Cream Cones Incentive to earn money. They WONDERING IN PITT- stamped 128 cents), selfj say, "What for? Dad will only SBUItGH • • • • e • e e s s . o s e s . • . . . . . • • . addressed envelope, please. CASE 110.00 MADE BY GLENLIVET ' prepared by the members were served during the afternoon. na4rIirinntptl in 9o49RFTH I (THU) 9:30 0 JOKER'S WILD . 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RUM EW IIFUCA 9 TIN 5Th-ANU1FORI1T111IaI1CT1S$ .. 860 SCOTCH -- 3 1/10. _ .4T0O qJ NEWS to talk the judge into letting her In spite of Wells' own painful off."Many courts have been the experiences with his ex-wife, he properly. each year.) first step for sobriety for speaks very optimistically of a 0 Wells has a particularly "But it was even more alcoholics by ordering them to family's chances of helping heart-felt concern for husbands awful," he explained in- go into treatment or to attend their alcoholic if they're willing and families of women tensively, "to take away from Alcoholics Anonymous to offer her "tough love." alcoholics because of his OWfl her the responsibilities that meetings. "It's amazing," hi' said, "the BASEBALL Regional coystruggles with an alcoholic rightfully belonged to her as an "If she passes out on the influence the family can have •'rago of Boston Red So wife. "I did everything wrong," adult. Many people call work floor, or even in the front yard, on the recovery of the California Angels. Los Angeles he says, "and I never learned for drunk OO(lqerS at Montreal Expos wives or husbands leave her there to wake up and alcoholic." how to help her." The marriage and tell the lie that they're wonder how she got there. , ED BILL MOYERS JOURNAL broke up before he learned the 'sick,' or tell the same At til it.e Al (, Ill additi• on to the ''The Other Dissident A Con lie to Coining out of a black-out can skills he now uses to help his friends because they're versation With Goorgi Vms" too be a frightening experience, but patients'counseling sessions fill Moyers. talks with Soviet patients. embarrassed to Lake their it may scare her into beginning and learning experiences, dissident and Baptist minister Wells took time out from his alcoholic to social functions." to face the fact that she has a families are encouraged to Georgi Vms at Middlebury Cot schedule of lectures and group attend weekly meetings, held logo in Vermont According to Wells, families serious problem." According to Wednesday nights at the as well as individual patient. need to Wells, whether she can be counseling sessions, to examine and friends of alcoholics hospital, of Al-Anon a branch 8:30 convinced to get treatment "is of Alcoholics female alcoholism, and h' it dump back onto the sick person Anonymous for THE SCARLET LETTER ED more important than what be different than the responsibilities of their own may "The Making Of The Scarlet the the family imiembers of the in men. He agreed existence. "Let them make neighbors think about her." Letter" I his documentary alcoholism (huiker) Each Saturday from focuses on a typical day on with the center's woman their own calls to work, or to Wells praises the Myers Act, one to four, ATC counselors at the filming "The friends. Insist thtit if you make counselor, Millie Robins, who a law In force in Florida about lead (liscussio'is and therapy Scarlet Loiter." a dramatiza suffer more the call, you're going to tell the feels that women lion of Nathaniel Hawthorne's three years that enables a sessions for family members, acutely from low self-esteem truth - that they're sick, yes, novel of Puritan America star family to ask for civil court- where they hope to help than some men alcoholics, and but the disease is alcoholism, ordered treatment for their sick relatives and friends learn to ring Meg Foster, John Hoard that it is more tempting for a Then do it If you have to. face the truth about, nmember in an alcoholism woman and her family to cover derstand, and accept their If Wells' first rule for helping treatment facility. Sorority En jo s up her disease rather than seek alcoholics.An where d acoocs. the staff a woman alcoholic is "Don't do treatment, because there is anything for the alcoholic Use of the Myers Act to hope to teach tough love. compel treatment isn't "corngreater stigma in our society woman that she can or should jii nearly every case, after Family Picnic mitment, U.S the word living for a number of years has been attached to a drunken woman do for herself," the second is, than to a drunken man. alcoholic associated with mental with alcoholism, the fLunily "Don't protect the pa tients, in that the person members are as sick as the "The hardest thing for a woman from the cons equences 'lite Xi Theta Epsilon Sorority loses no rights as a citizen. alcoholic. They also n'ed help of Beta Sigma Phi recently held woman alcoholic's family to do of her behavior." is to develop tough love," said however, alcoholics who fail to to get well, to make it possible a family fun picnic at Lake When she is picked up for carry through with the court- for them all to stay well and Mills Park in Chuluota. Those Wells. "Tough love is put into action when her family finally Driving While Intoxicated, ordered treatment plan can be begin to experience the good attending enjoyed softball, stops collaborating with her to "don't go down with her and try held in contempt of court. life," said Wells. badminton, exploring nature trails, siiruning and music. A 'GIN I 6:00 !I'. For about a decade now, self. Wells has been able to enjoy "They give her tough love good health (he modestly when they refuse to protect her denies possessing Mitchum-like from the consequences of her good looks) and a greater behavior, even though the measure of happiness than he consequences may be very had ever believed possible. He serious, and embarrassing to is now an alcoholism counselor everyone." at the Alcoholism Treatment As long as an alcoholic's life Center ATC), Community goes smoothly along in spite of Hospital of South Broward, in his drinking, he hasn't much Hollywood, Fla. incentive to stop drinking, Instead of lying to himself Wells explained. and living in a guilty, angry "Take it fr.prn me," he said drunken haze, Wells helps with a sad grin. "I protected patients at the center face the and covered up for my wife in truth and begin to want a all the wrong ways. I would healthy, sober life more than cook dinner for me and the they want the escape that ad- children, and help my wife to diction provides at such painful eat, too, just like she was a cost. (The cost of addiction is child. I would wash the dishes, sometimes death. Alcoholism do laundry, straighten the and alcoholism-related house. Why, it would be awful, I maladies cause the fourth thought, if we lived in a mess greatest number of U.S. deaths and my wife didn't eat GOOD MON., JULY 9 9:00 .-• -T .r.rT. . 2, PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FF11) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD and Kevin Conway EVENING By TERRY FROST pretend the problem isn't 'that' Special To The Herald serious, at the same time Second of Three par they're Ted Wells is a Robert Mit- cover up the problem because chum look-alike, but un. they're so raid it IS serious. fortunately he hasn't spent any And they know it is certainly time being paid fabulous movie humiliating. salaries or being pursued by "They give her tough love adoring autograph seekers. when they stop worrying so Instead, he has spent a lot of much about being humiliated, his adult years being drunk and and start refusing to take over sick, and caring for a wife who her responsibilities when she is was drunk and sick. too drunk to take care of her- RUM 2 "c'p'O Tou gh Love For Alcoholics RON MATUSALEM • • GoDons • : 2 PRICE OF TONIGHT'S TV •. -.. - -- a a - - - S - - -9 •s -- -" S. '• '-.. ' -' - -. .- . -' .' ' - .• S - �I lB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 9,1979 Liquor Tags Up For Grabs Legal Notice ' • Legal Notice - Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDEk i-ICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of CHALLENGE, INC. OF NEVADA at number Bear Gultey Road, in the City of Goldenrod, Florida, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Goldenrod, Florida, this 2nd day of June 1979. CHALLENGE , IN CORPORATED By: Edward G. Rector President PubliSh: June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1979 DEK113 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engag'.d in business at 5QA fl'reola Trail, Casselberry, Seminole Coun. ty, Florida under the fictitious name of MAGNOLIA OAKS LANDSCAPING, dliii Ilsat i intend to ,..h th. ren".' .ii1 ., the Circuit Court, Seminote Coun. ty Florida in acconiance with the p,iins of the ictitiu Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig: Michael L. Hammonds Publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 DEL31 : Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 time ...............43c a line HOU0 3consecutivetimes -, . - 38c a line TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) mend, chairman of a special the question and will hold a "Sometimes, all of the licenses — Te scramble for about 700 House subcommittee on special hearing July 18. would go to the county chairnew liquor licenses already has alcoho1c bevi.rages. Because of the 'quota law," men, who would parcel them begun even though resu'ts of Nuzum heads the Division of the only time new hard liquor out. The chainnan might keep 7 consecutive times- .. 35 a line the 1980 federal census won't be Alcoholic Beverages and licenses have been available in all the profits or split them with 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. knovM for almost two years. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Tobacco and decides who gets the past nine years wus when the governor. Nobody knew for SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Fh3rida issues permits to sell the licenses. He said he expects "dry" counties voted to go sure." hard liquor on the basis of one at least 10 applicants for each "wet" or some license holder Graham's predecessor, Gov.' pennit for every 2,500 persons available permit. wanted to sell out. DEADLINFS Reubin Askew, Is a teetotaler - determined by the federal Gov. Boli Graham, Nuzurn, The license for a package and he brought in Nuzum, a Noon The Da Before Publication census - In a county that and other state officials already store near Everglades National retired FBI agent, to straighten allows liquor sales. The state are preparing for the job even l'ark recently sold for $135,000. out the troubled alcoholic FICTITIOUS NAME Friday ___________________ Sunday - Noon has_ issued about 3,000 such though the prized permits won't Richmond said the going price beverages division and see that Notice is hereby given that I am I licenses, plus another 25,000 or be issued until early 1981. Rich- For a liquor license in Pasco licenses were issued fairly and engaged in busine's at 289 Seminole so to sell just beer and wine. Ave., Lake Mary, Seminole county, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE __________________________ ___________________________ mond estimates the state will County Is $90,000, about $40,000 honestly. Flonida,underthefidiliousnameof EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRLIcenses are so scarce spend $1.5 million investigating in Hillsborough and $50,000 in The big liquor store groups - T.L.C. DAY CARE CENTER and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE i&-1Ipnted 5-1..ost & Found they're selling for $100,000 or applicants and issuing the Pinellas. ______including Jax, ABC and Big that I intend to register said nam COUNTY, FLORIDA more on the private market. licenses. Action No. 79.1130.CA.04.E For a career i Real Estate call The state collects $1,750 a l)addy's - aren't eligible to with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Civil $100 REWARD IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF The 1980 census will boost Seminole County, Florida in ac Realty World, The Real Estate for the recovery of an 8 mo. old Richmond's subcommittee year on the license and a apply for the new licenses cordance with the provisions of the JAMES 3TEPHEN VIDOCY, Agency June Ponzig 3735324 Red & Tan Doberman. Florida's population and thus will hold public hearings transfer fee of 10 percent the under a state law designed to Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: "DEMON." Stolen from Petitioner.Husband make another 650 to 700 hard around the state this fall on annual fee when the permit is encourage competition. But Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on and liquor licenses available, Sig.. Margaret A. Nice * whether the "quota" law sold. June 22. No questions asked they got most of their current ELLEN FINN VIDOCY, P.O. Box call 125503$. "Charles Nuzum is going to limiting hard liquor licenses SECRETARY RECEP. "In the old days, governors permits by buying out the Respondent.Wife Lake Mary, Fla. have more pressure on him should be amended. Typing 45 wpm, Shorthand, NOTICE OF ACTION used to hand out liquor licenses person issued the license and Publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 TO: Ellen Louise Finn Vidocy than he'll know what to do general office duties. Plus ______________________________ Id Care A Tax Reform Commission to their friends," says Rich- are bound to get their share of DEL.33 benefits. 3537 Oak Street No. 103 with," says Rep. Ron Rich- subcommittee also is studying znond, R-New Port Itichey. the new ones. _____________________________ Vancouver, British Columbia, AAA EMPLOYMENT r IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTt', FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.1I22.cA.O4.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF DIANNE NEAL BOWLES, A MATTER OF RECORD OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES First I. Only child',are center OP Begir. Saturday in Sanford ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 322 6645. Canada YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution Marniagehasbeenfiledagainst you by your husband, James Stepher' WANTTOGETAWAY Vidocy, with the Clerk of the Circuit FOR AWEEKEND? Court in and for Seminole County, I will care for your child in my Florida. and you are required to home. Fri. evening to Sun. serve a copy of your written evening. Excellent care in. defenses, if any, to it on James C. cluding meals and church. Weart, petitioner's attorney, whose References available. Call 6)6. aress is 201 West 1st Street, Suite 206, Sanford, Florid 32771, on or _________________________ before July 19, 191Y, and tile an original with the clerk of this court _______________________________ 9-...od Things to Eat either before service on petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered • PEAS • • against you for the relief demanded BLACK EYE -CONCHS in the petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal $5 bu U.PICK. Fields in Sanford. of this Court on the 14th day of June, Green peanuts In Oviedo. Call 1979. 365-3217 for directions. We are (SEALZ) closed Sundays. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PILOIAN FARMS As Clerk of the Court Pouitry, beef, pork, fish. Free By: June I Curtis delivery, min.$20order. Sanford A Deputy Clerk area. 322-2374. Sam's Portion Publish: June18, 258. July 2,9, 1979 Meats. DEK.92 ______________________________ _______________________________ __________________________ __________ RECEPTIONIST to manage busy Sanford Real Estate Office Phone handling, typing. dealing with people required. Wed. afternoon & Sat afternoon off Call 67) LPN full time Exp. wFior'da IiCCfl5C. 81 & 4 12. 322 8566. San ford Nursing & Cony Center Sobik'S Sub Shops is now taking applications for Mgr & trainee positions in the Sanford 8. Ocoee area. Benefits avail Interested applicants apply at Sobik Sandwich General Office, 753 N Hwy. 17.92. between 9 1) a m Wanted Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for invalid lady inSanford residence for salary, room and board References requested. Call 305 322.1285 wpek days Wanted 32—Houses I . INC. 3-3--Houses Furnished * ________________________________ Furnished 3 room house all ca, pctei. air cono on Parl., Av No children, no pets 322 7656 _______________________________________ 60 2 BR House Trailer For Sale 349 5528 .. I -- ' ' ____________ 41--Houses ________________________________ I Inirnediate occupancy New 3 BR. I 0 block home. relg & range Walking distance to hospital doctor, horn.' & down town $27500. w excellent terms Johnny Walker Inc 322 611 or - 322 1111 .iff Lakc' VIeW lot loch Arbor 1(35 navt'd road 1-10 deep B,',iuttul view across Crystal Lake Only v,,cant n ,lri', $14 9'O _________________________ 1417 Valencia Cl I BR I lot 525.750 INC. REALI 0R 701 Bldq E Alfa,onte Dr 339 0509 339 oot MECH. ROBBIE'S REALTy 8111107 1 room furnished duplex 24th St 1St & lOst months rent Adults taking up space With a want ad INC intheHcraldl22 2611 or 83) 9993 REALTOR 323 783? lvi' 32? 8182. 321 158/, 32? 7177 I -. Apply in person Sanford Nursing Building near PR Siding, close to I counly 55500 per acre. car, see today's Classified ads i CASHIERS Several needed immediately. Fun jobs, good pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT TEMPER 912 French Ave. AGENCY II REAL TOR 322 1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 662 3455 322 1959 MONTH. REF ERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER I 0640 32) 0707 (corner 10th & French) _________________________________ 3235176 r - 9 - -.---- - --- S ,,- --- - - .-.- ,. . - I / C - - - - w - - - - wooded nflailltained rd 47.A-- , 0y Wi. Looks rOiir 'F , i'' .i .'. ' I''''. , , liii t96oChevrolct 000dqas mIcaqe sMON., JULY 9, 7 PM. I f .ttt fur riturt' stOr,'. I,irge ,is',orlrneni of styli's sorn,' olo soi'u' irioder T1I C lIAR GE $ 5'. i',., '1? Ii. "5ff DOOR F'RILL I 72 J ' •••••••• S •IeI•Ie•ei - I Top DnlI,,r Paid for unk & uSed ,in S. trucks & he3vy equipment. 4225990 _______________________________ ----- D,ivton Beach. wilt hold a public AUTO AUC T iON every Tuesday at 1 30 It's the only one ,F torida You set the reserved price. Ccli 904 2556311 for ftqlher details 78-!V'Ktorcycles -11 JA.MAH A 750 , 51400 , - . / ________________________________________________________ 1 - Air Conditioning Appliances __________________________ Alan's Applianice'. R"lriqe'rat,on A C Repair S lionaf sot,, Sf100 ,ifun,,t 1 INSIJI. AT ION Battng, blowing. RACO Fo3,l, fiberglas & Cello lose Lowest prices Call 321 0839 I or 904 134 6108 collect - - '. ,lIIi,, soIl StIll) A ttrgun 139 3.ljc Automotive Sevice Sot '.pre,,der, low ih.,iii, '4 u,iifi crescent ',et, bolt culte'r, pp.' tlxreacfi'r - slenig.. f,,tmr,i,'r. tlr,ce Tool ho.. 50 other il,'m', L.awn.Garden I'.t St tunit' up, Wi'SI,'rni Ai.iUj 101 Vii Aulurntjtiye Se'rvu' t.ir,kes. t,,iI pipe, oR —_ $4 or less Phone 3772968 An,nerican Sod 834 2200 : BAHIA 500531 400sq ft I Free Del on 4400 sQ ft. or moral' ____________________ I Beauty Care I rundi,' bed likenew & dinette set & 2 cftairs Lawn TOWE P'S BEAUTY SALON H,,rr,ett", Beauty Fdoo.o tonrnerI ' Closing stor,iqe fluihdino, Sales lot on I/ 97 ,idlacent t(' A,n,'ric,,n Auto Sales Open I 5 P M Mon I ri Save ,it dis(Oiintpd pni'f.s Willis Storag,' Building'. - 519 Feel you should be' earning more I Then come talk to us, I money! we have thp tet I. ,ien,ng 3 BR. I' U. carport. dbl lot, fenced program in Ce,,l I-u Le't us OK. CII. behind Knnart, forest prove we cart Show ,o-i how 10 I City 535.000 VA or IHA increase your earnings Need 2 I I I-or confidential We hay.' III 2'i aue tracts zoned 51—Household Goods interview call John Morrison, I Owner holding with good Realtor, 321 0041 3 i3 terms Steelman. Inc Realtor I llranid New Inlersprung Bedding - -price. Sanford Furniture Sal vage, Il 92 S of Sanford 322 8121 REAL ESTATE S ____________________ ASSOCIATE5NEEDED NOTICE , Certified co 1st St 33? . 31) 8719 CeramiC Tile I Ne'w or repair, leaky showers our 2544 S. French Ave. 3220231,373 7113, 322 0719 STENSTROM REALTY OVER 125 THRU MAY 1919 .-- Drastic reduction in price' $10 PINECREST DRIVE' Now 53/.900! FLEXIBLE F INAN (INC.! tt This lovely . spacious FAMILY home has a nice above ground pool. CT H&A, FR wet FP Assumable mortgage! Close to shopping, schools, churches!'' I RL:AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES- 1599 New Tappan gas ranges, bIow wholedit 1.01 over from going out of 1t,siness sale 3 double & 8 single l'rices start at $2I27S Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 17 9? So of Sanford, 322 S/ll ____________________________-. 55-Boats & Accessories ..' 03323-2222 I • - - . ' .- - - - - - , .- - .. ., ' ' __,__,___ -- - -- - / Gr' & Boarring , I ANIMAL hAVEN I Doci & Cat boarding, bathing. I clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated. shady inside' kennels, screened I outside runs, also air mood I ages 372 5757 PaintIng - Picture Perfect Ext Panting.' Free Est Lie 10 pcI disc to Sr Cit 3)9 6066. 668 8335 -- -- JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED: ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE: WOULDN'T BE ANY'! I - I Basic Cleaning Service Complete' honlecleaning 312 , - I - Plastering interior Exterior Plastering RO.,,ON MARINE 7971 Hwy I? 9? Sanlr'r'l Fi!! 171t - ________ Home Improvements .' Licensedl. Bonded Call 322 2780 CUSTOM HOME BUILT swivel seats, w Id H motor & tra.Ier 322 761/ afl. S p rn The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2435' New 235 Homes, 4 pet. interest to qualified buyer. $30000 to $31,000- Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222397 - . S G BALINI & ASSOC Lawnmowcr sales & Service W Sell Ihe best & service the rest Western Auto 101W 1st st -. -- I -- FILl. DIRT 8. TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Dick LaCy .313 5eu - -------- . -:- 327 565 Custom built iron work s%'ndowguards, gates etc Martin's 339 PAINT ING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es) 373 Ol79after $30 -- -___.. _____________________ _______ 62—Lawn-Garden S French (Il 9?) Sanford 373 5374 i -S blI 25-65 PARK , Home Cleaning - Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS BranchOffice -_ - JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - -4 .1 Custom Office CIeanng. commer 4 cal. new conSt L'c bonded ins Quality service everytime Ph 323 0311 or 668 5981 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 32? 0107 oven REALTY WORLD. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL 322 2420 I K E NMOW I WASIIF P Pont',. Service Used Mhin"s MOONEY API'l.lAPu( I', Tfl 0697 ] I - G,E. Dryer—S65 NewIisting I yrs young.) BR 213, C H&A, nice cor. lot Will go VA or FHA, 535.500. Ros' Office Cleaning - Tuscawilla area S nio. old 37 W FR. Proiected tennis (is & iogging path. Beautiful mewel of a home. Assumable morton just about anli kind of financing you choose. $61,900. Owner motivated, . specialists, lop Soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming.;. 373 7918 Dressn-king 52—Appliances - After General LandScapir-g specialty 25 yrs Imp 8698567 ____________________________ . ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Mowing MEINTZER TILE ' -- LandScape:' ......... Its Lawn Service , agri - Lawn & - associate's now' - intenance _____________________________ -- 1911 CfiaseAve' . 3?) 0819 - - Improvements' I Man, quality operation 8 yrs. ('1f Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Beal. 377 1321 liCensed 3?) 0039 I iu'ur iou', 1 u (Jib) -,.,'loiur ',,. I I Hon' C• r:t,,iI hIt',jt & Air Cond Free Est. (all Carl Harris ,il SLAPS. Sanford 322 1711 ' '— . £ ________________________________ ('010 'hO, ..tl ,., (iuiti swe'ei', rixtli,,I tin,",. ,icivar oil,, uI pli3rr(.,",. for n & ,n,,iiy titli,'r torn'. loll S Santorcj A',,' 3)? 1491 lu,". fri 11 18.58 ' I II : ______ _______________ i DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION lIwy 91. I niile west oj Spertw.ly, ___________________ .r - irii,ni WII SON MAIl 14 1 LJI-FNI I BUY SI IL 114 Aol 1113151:- I ir5f SI ui 'us,.: MOST . lillY ftlNK LAPS $10 lii 550 ' ,ii ',') 16/.1 1.') 4460 I not I tie k,'r'. 7. Dulf,'l U.iqs A5'IY NA VY 501' PUS 110 S,,nford iSv,' 41/ SF91 ' "' - -- automatic. 17—Junk Cars Removed 834 08511 -- lull F ord Station Waqon' A ir. : AM FM. power 322 5)28 . -- _____________-________ 78 1 orcl Granada PS. Air. AM FM' stereo 5600 & take ov __________________ ____________________ - I ,'ni)or,,r 5' I)OW'I Pot, C OiitplCt'Iy wired k1',15' to USC , 5125 373 4416 . tie'iiuly Salon C uSI but 0000 contd $20 ,',,th Sanford urnitur,' S,,lvaq,'. 17 9? So 01 Sanford ill 8121 . I ' ' - •SANFOR D AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323.7340 fl,'lir own set solid (tier, y like new utuutth' dr','.t'r withi mirror (fiest on chest, ni(jtit stanid cost - . -.... lord Ranch,!ro Sauire 35t cleveland PB. PS. AC. AM FM. tap" E xc cond I owner $1595 -. 32? 0469 31? 045? ' 1973 Buick Century .1 door Air.' ,iutor,iatic radio power $695 32? SlIt . intnts 5G—Mlscellar'ous for Sale . I 7.1wE AV.MLN I 69 tO 'S models Call 339 9100 or 731 .160', I Dealer I ,4, ...e..eIeIeISSIseSeIC • PUBLIC AUCTION• , ',5rCCKC(3 cars 'I Dxiq.' Dart slant 6 PS ,,uto good, runs great ibi .. I t)Lly 322.3481 ______________________________ ii P", or I 'i' .'.(ipr.isal.. Ii. I...', 2 5821? ges Bought & S'ld 59(X) sacriI,u' $475 ,ill,r iS p ii, i5 ondton ,'. Harold Hall Realty THE .123 1050 .\itio'i 72—Auction y (tipli'.,". is((; side yd, near schools 8. shopping OFFER lOT - -- reparable r,'friqertOr%, Ii ________________________________ WILL IRIS I XiST P.tUP I (.AC.1 S P L "itt ft,ttil lIrik.'i N, (3..,,,,- 141 Alt,,,,iu,nti' 7491 ______________________________ style borne, large rms. fenced WE ''i ', '1 . REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES I'', ','Jashr .'It)q', a, ' - 80-Autos for Sale ___________________________ 88 C,1, IIac PS, Pit PIS Puns 0000 5400 Call Ill 0040 Mon lore 1., 9 5 ' DELTONA Swinnniinq pool witti diving board, 2 lull t,attns. OW 2 large BPs hiqhligl,t tb', I,tautitut home Also tug I Ia km . qaraqe, C H&A, 5J7,'OO fly Owner so 60383 I 01,1 I 4, liii ATTRACTIVE 4 tIP. 7 Ii ranth on Good ...r'.m. '.I -- . I 1151 (3 i Ilk NI TIRE 7. AN I 5,o$or it o' 22 t'II ,'.iitet • I ' lnv,'Stmerlt corp '., that may be luSt what you arc lking for So call us .3 , , , ' ,'i' ii, 'Iii?'. our nv'.tors IT,' ToOl', to Pr',i0r kel lii.) 1115cr Turn 'a, kilt ' Wehave 171 S,icre tracts in Osfeen I ________ 4 COUNTRY ACR IS EXCELLENT INVESTMENT I acre mini farm w many frees. w over 300- Irontaqe on paved rd $20- depth. good terms s7,000 1)05'S you thiS 96* 120 lot in Pac0a Ideal for your new home I I — . ' liii I' lilt', ,Iar tn'rtt', Pixint & toiiy Shop ll equipt, plus Inc REALTOR, MLS BR apt on 7 lots in excellent location for business Call for I 373.5774 Day or Night more' dOtixilS 579,900 ______________ where the ckiilce Is iurs.I £ - I.- ii(ii.W ',fl '.$ovr- ', 3I4if NT Al kilt,'. WAN lop Prices PatI '.0(1 644 8 126 i Req Weal [stat,' Broker lYON 179? C,,ss,ltut'bry. II Eve 86? 3655 8348200 duplex 55500 8. 55000 $ 119 jay's i i. ; ,paç ',,i,'nt t,ldq'. 7. '.II,)ptinq I ,'nt,'rs All sizes VA.F HA.235.Con. Homes 1/4 BOX CHICKEN SPECIAL IN)IN1 WHEN HAVE YOU SEEN a cute OR I IT home on 75. iSO lot W Iq Owner trees for only $1650 financing 7. includes fireplace' - ot experience & knowledge & ann ixclivcdemandfor hornit1i 5. land Call us today! NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 " ySANI I U) iN SANI OWL) API A 'I 0(11,1 IlbOth, 'IrOvi's 4 building lots zoned for lriplex or You'll soon feel better after eating. - 'U 541.500 yourself Shorl We have 28 years ! EXECUTIVE HOME- OLDER,. COMPLETELY RESTORED 7 STORY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE & ORANGE GROVE'- (fl( (' -----------989 Chevrolet truck w itt' If ft tib(I runs strOng. ft tal qati' I I 'Si anford Auction 1)15 r,'ncfl 323 7341? ________________________________ "br" 5,,i',,i1,' 47—Real Estate Wanted up * READY TO SELL? Don't Sell ______________________________—. * P I' ( . H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Owner holding I for best buys lots. fiigf, - .'ivt' 1 NOT EVEN BROKEN IN only .1 yrs old 3 B 2 0. CII. CII&A. l?tJx 130- lot w nice frees, close to schools 541.000 F HA 'ti" Ri'fr $0 , n'tr, tilt I.'i,i I I I ANI) I i". r _______________________________________ - Low Down Payment Cash, for your lOti Will .bUiId your lot or our lot HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your I V Enterprise, Inc Credit We hace helped others to I Model Inc.. Realtor 6.11 3013 find FAST CASH buyers I bur fheir equity We can help you OLD COUNTRY OOME5T FAD S TONY COPPOLA ASSOC I BR scm porches. high wooded a Realtor fiJi 2518 acres 100' Hwy lrontaq,' . . - ._. _.. - - - 559900 Over .1 acres, 2 hous Owner hold 1,00(1 ft'ii,'o GREAT WINTER HOME 1014 RETIREES.? tIP. fenced, 1110115' 3? Split plan, cttU lot I HA VA fruit trees Alumn, storage shod. 531.500 522.500 I MINT CONDITION 3 RP. new Over an acre, fenced, fruit trees. carpet throughout, choice set cleared. country rd., good for tied neighborhood near shop horses Good terms 5.1000 ping $28,850 I 3 BR. 713. w w carpet, I-I'. garage I EXCEPTIONAL new 3 UP, 21) 522.000 I lust lIsted in the beautiful I ,,cre near V.ckiva Zoned for Mayfair sectior, This spacious home has over 1900 sq ft of mobile iron,' or home. w .0 & I SCpti( ilr.',idy there Deeded living area w lq wel' landscaped riqt,t to river also Good terms I yd Ready to move into Priced I Owner hold at only 561.000 Hurry 'INDUSTRIAL. 75 ACRE SITE IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new 8. Cony. Home 950 Mellonville ., 45-A----'Outof Slate Property HAL COLBERT7 REALTY REALTOR 3?? .1000 MLS 32-Houses Unfurnished Experienced maintenance supr ,,' ____________ APOUT 2OwilderflU5S,i(re.1Q' .5 l3r out terms 5)5.000 Beautiful Country Esfaf with extra large 2 story borne plus Guest Home plus gazebo , 579.900 : - Spr MOvC outside time Get patio and lawn furniture at a 'luOd prce Read tie C lassif pd Cash 322.4132 V.,,' 21S Sanford Av, .,'Ii III,' , nect .n It,', ?iir't', .q RESIDENT IAL BASS FISHING CAPITAL Of T HE WORLD near Welak,,. F I Canal front 2 tIP. 10. C A&H. w boat house & 75,1140 fenced yd Only 532.500 . - 79-Trucks-Trailers mi' .iii .'I I .'.' 109 Oak Ave ? story older home Good terms 528.500 I Management potential will, fast ----______ 3 Br 2 bath home in Sanford C AC mOving coa,pany. We need nio neighborhood $300 PINCHING gn Nice * HOUSE YOU" aggressive people with Need rnore room? This 4 UP. I Tony Coppola Assoc 8300333 personality I good phone voice. bath Split level could be just Salary plus commission. Call what you need Unique floor plan SANFORD AREA - Newly re Annette 323-5116. for those v'ho like individuality modeled 3 BR home. Large din ing. LR. FR with fireplace .UfD A SERVICEMAN? You'll See it today 514,500 Utility room & wooded lot. $365 find him listed in our Business security. No pets 323 9574 ' A BUDGET PRICE TAG is On Service Directory. this nice 3 BR, I bath home on 3 BR 1i7 bath-Washington Oaks Sheet metal workers 5. cabinet king size lot Near Shopping but Area. $250 1st 5. last. Rent with country atmosphei'e makers. Apply in person, Star Just option to buy, owner will carry $26,500 Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 2-98 2nd. 377 4109. Sanford Airport, Sanford -.__-_____ 373 05)7 i'iist -t'i(j 1 O,iii(I' 'mi', oem 68 - Wanted to Buy i( r,- .r tenced 748) Patmetto Aye 2 lIP I bath $21,500 --SANFORD COURT Ti,iS very desirable Pool planned APARTMENTS home at 107 Idyllwllcte hns 3 I Award winning "Energy El BR's, 2 baths. spacious cat in I private en ficient" studios, kitchen with family room. france. builf.in bookcases. attIc .LPN, Fblltime 8. part time. Apply seperafe formal DR. large storage, heat. air 8, 12 built in I in person Lakeview Nursing covered patio. C l'l&A 8. ix new power savers to reduce electric — Center 919 E. 2nd St. roof. Owner transferring & says costs. Ground floor. 330) Sanford recfucc price to $61,000 Ave. 323 3301. Raborn REALTY ' ...I SALES RECEPTIONIST i)artir iIi' 0?'. Iii'3',I P,')ar 5,' I I flew IL Cor I - or 000(1 linii- 'or beautiful itS 7. ktten5 Ill 4783 '9ir I !ofli'tt 24 HOUR U 322-9283 I --- ------. . .... .,,._ . UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are just Newly decorated. 323 5681 celient pay 8. benefits. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (corner IOth& Fre*lch 323-5176 : . - ___________________________ ______________________________ , - . 1 room kitchenette furnished Apt IncludesutilitiesSlOOmo. 6886708 __________________________ ,iiti.Iy %iUiai'i • JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr Pool. lakeview, large tot i lIP.? bath C l'i&A, carpet, choice School area 55? 500 ' . .', 43---Lots-Acreaqe ______________________________ 61 ,,re'. [ ot Sanford $2200 per 3cr,' :0.'.' V P I A I OP I:.' Sanford 500130(1 I .irpi'tetl 3PPli3flcS s.rrened pOlio citruS. y3rd $29 000 II', Owner - ,373l or 323 3649 S', C',ar it'tt White 14i',iI I stat,. ftrok,'r IOIIN 8. PIDEP ASSOC 1(37 (3,! CommeriI Phone 32? 7881. Sanford - '.'ntor c IC Insuraric UI AiR AGE NC v 23 'Iii :3 3ty 4'.' skiiV ,s tb ('iqe or '..,k' (22 ', ' . .. - - Sp,iri,.i Ii,, . - y M. Unsworth Realty i'vs , • i ULAL TOP lfl 6(351 r - ,, I ups SI' liki' pennies from Peav,'n ,sfi,'n 'tP a sou elI Don N,'piIs san? ill _________________________ I? our lot UI yours luild to SU,! FHA VA. FHA 2358. 2*5 ' - . - 0 - 78-f()torcyCleS ----.17 mI5 car I 25 ond -on S?sO 'is s 323 9)36 tiler S p ________________________________ I" i '.i,1.i' 1 ,,i,ir, rear, , I tii',ii.ilifLi .4 - ,' PEAL ESTATE REAL TOP 3?? 119t ________ BATEMAN REALTY P.'g Peal Estate Broker ?6l Sanford Ave 371 0759 Aft Hrs 3?? .1869 - - Pets SupplIes 65 ________________________________ r'('%' BAR 0 00 , f. sing), rc,of I-)N ,,, i.WI ('.0kV MOBILE OMIS ii) 5700 ('T,laril' (3 A 7. HA I rjri ?ii( C aII Ba rt ' . . Homes 42-NbiIe lot PRIVACY. PRIVACY, PRIVACY I BR I OATH DEN. LP & DR. FULLY PANELED WITH A LO1 or BREATHING SPACE FOR EXPANSION BEAUTI FUL PRIVACY FENCE $38,900 _______________________________________ nursing ________________________________________ - - -I BR $189 up Pool. AOuIts only. on Lake Ada Just So of Airpolt I Blvd on 1792 in Sanford Call I 323 8610 Mariner's Villatie I ' __________ 31-Apartments Furnished _____________ - Apts for Senior Citizens Down town, very clean 8. roomy See Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto Ave . Mohiletiome )Ø 2 OPIum mintcond 322 3853 . . ELECTRONIC TECH Must p.iss CIcc?rtc test. 2 ,carr.. servtce school or military Top notch company with great benefits AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave Icorner 10th & French) 32) 5)76 Some mill right experience, ex - re5ults - * _____________________________________ * ASSEMBLY get 5.II( 34—N')bile Hon'ies person I --------HIGHWAY F RON TAGE COM MERC IAL. ZONING 3 BR 2 BATH HOME WI IN EXTRA ROOM FOR BUSI NESS. ACR F F OP GROWTH 536.900 QUIET & SHADY A DOLL HOUSE NEAR SHOPPING & HIGH WAYS TO ANYWHERE Till S 3 UP. I BAT H IS SPOTL ESS INSIDE - STE P SAVER KIT CHEN & SOLAR CLOTHES DRYING IS WAITING FOR I YOU AT ONLY 578.500 _____________________ 30-Apartnients Unfurnished TRAINEES REALTORS eo 633or 339 1711 eves ________ Poppa Jay's is looking for fast food aggressive management trainees who want to grow with company. Ex perienceinmanagement or food service perferred, but not necessary. Benefits include group insurance, paid vacation. and excellent financial corn pensation opportunities. Call 322.9242 to set up interview or send resume to Poppa Jay's, 250) French Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32771. 41 —Houses H AM B U P G E P HEAVEN SCPAMOL ED FOr'S OR DO NUTS HERE S YOUR CHANCE TO EP.VF IT ALL ONE OF THE N ICE ST LOCAL Lw I iNC. ESTABLISHMENTS WITH GOOD GROWTH POTENTIAL OWNE P WILL ASSIST IN I IN ANC INC. 578.000 FORREST GREENE CEMENT FINISHERS & BLOCK LAYERS Must be experienced so hr AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave Icorner 10th & French) ] 323 5)16 ________________________________________ ] Billing clerk - some bookkeeping experience, must type Telephone experience Apply in i 2540 Jewetf Lane. San ford —_____________________________ MANAGEMENT 41-Houses Unfurnished Chuluota 2 OP. Ig F) rm. fenced 1 mo security yd $200 nb A 'ilil Aug 8. 365 5733 - _______ - - . Sanford near L K Sylvan 3 BR 1' U, F P. Ig lot, nice trees AND THINK STOP A MINurE.. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE I Babysitter in my home for lmo & 7 yr old SCC area .1' iday week WOULDN'T BE ANY. ______________________ 323 0019. _______________________________________ Notice to - Operator - Weekends plus must be willing to cover all Shifts Call 372 180.1 10 a m to A pm _________________________ Notice re PDX Mother's earn extra money by demonstrating our TOYS 8. GIFTS- No cash investment, no Collecting or delivery. No ser vice chg. Noexp. necessary Call Friendly Toy Parties now 323 5456 also booking parties. - - - Assistant maintenance man for ilPt comple. Must be able toget along with elderly people .10 hr w. ay Sat & Sun Some mant cip req Call 323 .1430 for appointment SECRETARY - S 18—Help motor Experienced grader operator part time, Apply City of Lake Mary 323 79)0 AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644 3079 __________________________ -- - U U U U U U I U ) - -R ...._______---- _________________ _________________________ -_______________________ Legal — — - Legal U •: • U U U U U U U U.. iI 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French 1 3235176 - nan, P08 1236, Longwood, land. Minute Maids. Sharon L Williams Drive, Sanford, guidance & counsel. scaping 8. repair houses. & Virginia K. Gray, 24 Plaza Oval Adventure mt., Scott Adams, POB Sam Cobean Drapery Inst., 1904 Petitioner, Griffin Paving, Wiley E. Griffin, Casselberry, domestic cleaning, 3435. 200 Bald Cypress Court, LET'S BE HONEST and Holly Avenue, Sanford, Retail SIS Orange Drive, Apt. 21, Mullett Lake, Yacht Club, John M Longwood, mail order service. If you weren't looking for a new Drapery Hardware, etc. DAVID CURTIS BOWL ES, Yanesh, Tr. 1 Box si Oviedo, Altamonte Springs, paving. career you wouldn't be reading S4 Inerriors, Sandra J. DavIs & Altamonte Air Conditioning, Respondent. Wilbur J. Healey Painting, 1519 service. this ad, and if we weren't looking Typson C. Man, POB 6)1, Fern Shlrly S. Denbrink, 2306A Winter NOTICE OF AfTION Oriole Street, Longwood, painting Snmethin' Extra, Nancy M. Smay, Park, mechnicaI contractor 8. TO PVT. DAVID CURTIS for someone to do a job this ad Woods Blvd., Winter Park, Inlerlor houses. 510 Hwy 434, No. 8 t,!tmonte public service. wouldn't behere. If you want the Design. BOWLES Hudson Co. of Alabama Inc., Springs, retail sales. opportunity to earn Three to Unisex207 Salon, Antonla TriStar Builders, Steven Zim HHB-129th Field Artillery Herbert M. Price, State Rd. & 1.4, Joseph Terranella, 704 AtherstoneAntonias Ann Cushing, Lynchfjied Five Hundred dollars a week, Ft. Carson Colorado 60913 mernon, 101 Wymore Road, Suite Sanford, general contractors. Court, Longwood, accounting 8. Avenue, Aitamonte Springs, beauty call 1800432 8403 anytime for 206, Altamonte Springs. Residential YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an K&N Builders, Floyd L. Kimball, bookkeeping, salon. recorded message. Contractors. action for Dissolution of Marriage 440 E. 3rd St., Chuluota, sub. Property Shoppe of Florida Inc., Bennigna's Tavern, Steak & Ale of RIP Exteriors, John C. Durrant and has been filed against you and YOU contractor, carpentry. Maid lor2daysperwk. C. William Pl3 457, Lake Florida, 244 W. Hwy 436, Altamonte Victor H. Woolfull, 620 Haulover are required to serve a copy of your G. C. Kenyor, Incorporated, 1942 Mary, real Harkings, estate. Own trans. Ref. Req. Drive, roof I, house cleaning. written defenses, if any, to it on Linneal Bench Drive, Apopka, subWheels of Florida, James R. Springs, restaurant. 323.1525 Best Contractors, Ben J. Best, 0. H. Charles L. Blulock, 622 Eastwood EATON, JR. ESQUIRE, contractor fiberglass. Steverson, 93W. Hwy. 436, Brantley P08 881 Court, Altemonte Springs, produce Casselberry, sub Couple wanted to work on egg Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. Longwood Interior, Tednoe Jr., Square, Altamonte Springs, rent & contractor & carpentry. farm, Trailer available. A.Z sales. dress is MASSEY, ALPER, WACK sell Mopeds 8. skates. 291 Cambridge Drive, Longwood, Bryan's Sales, William M. Bryan. Poultry Farm SR 430.A. Orange ExcaIibur Exterior, John Tan. - retail sales, wallpaper 8. floor, & EATON, Tern Building - Crane's Susan B. White, 201 Vinewood 106 Tedworth Court, LOflgwood, City, Fl. (904) 775.3835. Roost, $65 Whooping Loop, wholesale auto parts. Altamonte Springs, Florida, 3270), Part time clerk.stock person Cars of L"ngwood, James H. on or before July 19, 1919, and file needed. Chance for ad. Lucas 8. 1. 5. Birchfield, P08 1354. the original with the Clerk of this vancement. Pay-Less Shoes. 323. 750 S. Hwy 17-92, Longwood, retail Court either before service on auto sales. Petitioner's attorney or im. Central Florida Coating, Michotas mediately thereafter; otherwise a SLIM BUDGETS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ARE Simnette, 5218 Woodcrest Court, N., default will be entered against you BOLSTERED WITH VALUES roofing. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CHRISTMAS IN JULY .s.,d your marriage to Petitioner will FROM THE Notice et Public Hearing WANT AD Different Strokes Design be dissolved. COLUMNS. July 31, 197 Creative Expressions Wallprinting, J. Marlin Baily, 932 373.8812 _________________________________ WllNEs5myhandandthesealof A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Lake Irene Road, Maitlanct, wall this Court on June 14, 1979. CHANGE printing. OF ZONING (SEALI REGULATIONS ________________________ Edebohi's Enterprises, Robert H. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. I I. ALEXANDER CALABRESE Edebohls 708 Hillcrest, Altamonte SEMINOLCLThY BOARD As Clerk of the Court A.1 AGRICULTURE TO R.1AA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Springs, residential builders. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS By: Cynthia Proctor The Board of County Com. SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Nancy A. Farrow, Hwy 1792, Notice of Public Hearings As Deputy Clerk DISTRICT. PZ PZ(6.6.79).25. missionens of Seminole County will Sanford, counseling. MASSEY, ALPER, WACK & holdapublic hearing in Room 203 of Section 16, TownshIp 19, Range Genesee Enterprises, Anthony L. The Seminole County Board of EATON the Seminole County Courthouse, Commissioners wit i hold a public Lopez, POB 914, Casselberry, subSeminole County, Florida. Lots 22 Tern Building - Crane's Roost contractor. through 26, Yankee Lake Sub. Sanford, Florida on July 31, 1979. at hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole $65 Whooping Loop 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as County Courthouse, Sanford, GiGi's Gentle Touch, GiGi Smith, division. Further described as in the tltamonte Springs, Florida 32701 possible, to consider a specific land Florida on July 31, 1979, at 7:00 1206 Lake Lucerne Court, Cassel. general location of Lake Markham !305) 831 Sf1 and 831-4339 use amendment to the Seminole P.M., or as soon thereafter as berry, wood crafts. Road, South of Highway 46. Con. Mtorneys for Petitioner County Comprehensive Plan, Or. possible to consider the foi'owing: Good's Electric, Ralph Good, 965 sistlng of five acres more or less. 'ubIlsh' June 16, 25, July 2, 9, 1979 dinance 77.25, and rezoning of the E. Altamonte Drive, Alstmonte CDIST. No. 5) A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR )EK.91 described property from C.2 Retail Springs, wholesale electrical Thispublichearingwillbeoj%July _____________________________ Commercial District to R.3A Multi. CHANGE OF ZONING REGULA. equipment. 31, 1979 at 7.00 P.M., or as lIONS FamIly Dwelling DistrIct, H&W Sales & Instali.stion, John M. thereafter as possible, i Room 203 1. DONALD E. COVEY-M.) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Logan I Marilyn C, P08 1269, oftheCourthouse,sanford,Fforida. INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO NC.) PUBLIC NOTICE Attamonts Springs, subcontractor. Those l attendance will be heard ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH COUNTRY ESTATES DISTRICTThe Environmental Services J&H Contractors, Joseph AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND PZ(7.11.79).33. 'SectIon 35, Township and written comments may be filed Division is In receipt of an ap Navarro, P08 232 Fern Park, 917 USE ELEMENT with the Land Development OF THE 20, Range 29. The South 212.77 ft. of lication to demuck 40 ft. of shore. Pine Street, tlectrical contractor, COUNTY Manager. Hearings may be COfl' SEMINOLE COM. the West 300 ft, of Lot 2, Des Pinar me and construct a private dock at J&R Produce, Ralph E. Gills, 2512 tinued from time to time as found PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM Acres, PIat Book 12, Page 52, he following described property: Veneet Drive, Orlando, sales. necessary. Furtherde$ails available COMMERCIAL TO MEDIUM Seminole County, Florida, and Lots S through 9, Block H, Crystal G. C. Kenyon In., same 1q42 by calling 3234330, ExtensIon No. DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR easement for right.of.way on the 'ark Subdivision, Plat Book 3, Page Linneat Beach Drive, Apopka, sub THE PURPOSE OF RE-ZONING East 30 ft. of the West 155 ft. of the 3, Public Records, Seminole contractor, fiberglas. FROM C2 RETAIL COMMERCIAL North Board of County Commissioners 183.36ft. Further described as :ounty, Florida. MULTIFAMILY DWELLING Kutn' Kurl, Glanna Marshall, 1002 Seminole County, Florida inthegeneralarea of the South side Further described as being DISTRICT, THE S. French Avenue, Sanford, beauty FOLLOWING of E. E. Williamson Road to its in. By: Robert French, Chairman ocated Northeast of Darnoc Avenue salon. DESCRIBED PROPERTY: Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. tersectlon with Fern Drive, in the West Shore of Onoro Lake. FZ.O", the NW corner of the SW¼ Mr. Ti Tractor Mower & Truck Publish: July 9, 1979 Lurigwuod, I-ta. Consisting of ap. Property ownerswithln 300 feet of of the NE'!4 of Sec. 20, Township 21 Center, Guy Thornton, 379$ Orlando DEL•10 proxImately 1.3 acres. (DISTRICT he proposed prolect may submit South, Range 30 East, run S 89 NO.3) Drive, Sanford, retail sales. :omments, inwnitlng within 14 days, Morace Machine, Mm & Ron degrees woo" E, along the North 2. GEORGE H. AND KENNETH o DIvision of Environmental Sir. line of said SW¼ of the NE¼, a Morace, P08 1236, Sanfod, metal NOTICEOFSHERIPI..SSALE ilces, P.O. Box 2469, Sanford, Fl. , PLATE—R.3A MULTI.FAMILY distanc. of 1227.93ff; thence process. fIOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat 277). degrees 12'42" E, 255.54 feet for a DWELLINGDISTRICTTOC.2 RE. Mutual Credit.Central Florida, by virtue of that certain Writ of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. point of Beginning; run thence N 42 TAIL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. Ray C. Samply Jr., 55 N. 17.92, Execution issued out of and under Clerk of County Court ees 47'II" E. 481.91 feet; thence PZ(7.11.79).35. Section 19, Township Casselberry, memberthip sales. the seal of the CIrcuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida S 47 degrees 12'42" B. 110,00 feet; 21, Range 30. The South 186 ft. of the McKinsey Sales 8. Salvage, emlnole County, Florida, upon a 'ublish: July 9, 1979 thence N 42 degrees 47' 1$" E. 15.0 North 577 ft of the West 152 ft of the Robert T. McKin%ey, P08 1164, final lodgement rendered in the )EL.39 thence 5.47 degree 12'42" B. Southwest quarter of the Northeast Altamonte Springs, retail sales aforesaid court on the 1st day 0 110.00 feet; toe Point on the Nwly N ½,consistingof a lot approximately motorcycle parts. June, A.D. 1979, in that certaIn case W line of Wilshire BIvd; run thence 152 ft. by 190 tt, or 2S,$50 sq. ft. NOTICE OF Peggy's Produce, Peggy J. entitled, Harry Ornstein and Rose SHERIFF'S SALE S. 42 degrees 47'lS"W. along said R. Further described as in the general Mortin, P08 174115, Orlando, Ornsteln, etc. et al Plaintiff, 'V5. area of Fern Park, South Seminole produce sales. Eugene E. Egan and Margaret M. W line 639.30 feet to the PC of a County, the North side of O'Brien NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pint.Sije Parties, Irma Berzak, Egan, his wife, et al, Defendant, curve concave NWIy having a radius of 233.51 feet; thence run SWIy along Road, approximately 150 yards from by virtue of that certain Writ of Renee J. Greene1 P08 which aforesaid Writ of Execution E xecution issued out of and under the arc of saId curve and saId NW 17.92. Consisting of approximately 7. Altamonte Springs, party planning. was delivered to me as Sheriff of is seal of the County Court of Lackey's Guitar Center 8. MusIc, Seminole County, Florida, and I lIne 102.90 feet through a central 3 of an acre. (DISTRICT NO. 4) range County, Florida, upon a final Further, a public hearing will be Harry T. Lackey Sr., 2550 S. French have levied upon the following an9 leof 2sdegreeso13s. toapoin,; Itidgement rendered In the aforesaid Avenue, Sanford, retail sales. described property owned by run thence North 320.76 feet; thencj held by the Seminole County N. 45 degrees 35'57" w. 330.00 vt ui't on the 3rd day of April, A. 0. Planning and Zoning Commission on Lefferals Janitorial Service, Roy Eugene E. Egan and Margaret M. 179, In that certaIn case entitled, Brooks 8. Joe Pittman, 1400 Prince Egan, said property being located in the Point of BegInning, containing July 11, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., ores soon A vco Financial Services of thereafter as possible, in Room 203, Philip Drive, Casseiberry, janitorial Seminole County, Florida, more 7.4356 acres more or less. Hollywood, Florida, Inc. PlaIntIff, Further, the Planning and Zoning of the Seminole County Courthouse, service, particularly described as follows: Vs Las W. Cooper and Sheryl Edward H. Landers, 102 Wessax Lots 41, 43, and 44 (less the North Commission of Seminole County will Sanford, Florida, In order to review, ooper, ak-a Cheryl Cooper, hear comments, and make Road, Rt. 2, Maitland, general l0feetofLots41,43,and44dedto hold a public hearing In Room 203 efendant, whIch aforesaid WrIt of contractor. Seminole County for road pur. the Seminole County Courthouse, recommendations to the Board of Execution was delIvered to me C5 Larry's Carpet Inst., Larry M. poses); I Lots 45 to 4$ inclusIve, Lots Sanford, Florida, on July 11, 1979 at County Commissioners of Seminole terlff of Seminole County, FlorIda, Manis, Lot 46 Jamaica Drive, Palm 50 to 52 inclusive, Lots 54 to 54 In. 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as County on the above applications for d I have levied upon the following Valley Trailer Park, Oviedo, carpet cluslve (less the South 10 feet of Lots possible, to review, hear comments nezoning, tscribed property owned by Las installation. make recommendations to the Those in attendance will be heard 5.4, 55 a 45) of Palm Hammock and Joard of County CommIssioners id Sheryl Cooper, laid property and written comments may be f II. Lego Prop Service, Richard D. allotment, according to the plat the above captioned ordinance. ad wIth the Land Development Lego, 560 Rosedale Avenue, bl11119 located in Seminole County, thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, Additional Information may be Manager. hearIngs F]bride, more partIcularly Longwood, janitorial servIce. Pages 104, and 105 of the PublIc may be con. scribed as follows: MJ Maintainence, Magdaline J. Records of SemInole County, obtained by contacting the Land tinued from time to time as found Development Manager One $973 Chevrolet Smith, 926 Poplar Drive, Altamonte Monte Carlo, Florida. at 323.4330, necessary.Furtherdetails available Ext. 306. bliue in color, ID No. 1H57H3$6304$7 Springs, pub service. by calling and the undersigned as Sheriff Extension No. Persons not able to attend the 307. arid the undersigned as Sheriff of Plant Man md., Mark C. Roether, SemInole County, Florida, will at minole County, Florida, will at 11:00A.M. on the 17th day of July, hearing who wish to comment on the 106 Camphortree . Lane, Altamont. Board of county Commis. :OOA.M. on the2lth dayot July, A. Springs, landscapIng. AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to proposed actions may submit sIoners written statements to the D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to the the highest bidder, for Cash, subject Poppa Jays, P08 9169, restaurant Land Seminole County, Florida Ni hest bidder, for cash, subject to service. to any and aU existing liens, at the Develoent Division prior to the By: Robert French, scheduled Valentin E. Raz, MD., 16$ Mon. "iy and all existing liens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole appearing public hearing. Persons Chairman at the hearings may 'ont (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, tgomery Road, Altamonte SprIngs, Attest: )unty Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described Per, submit written statements or be medical doctor. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. heard orally. Fl orlda, the above descrIbed per. sonal property. Patti Baldwin Reid, W Pearl Publish July 9, 1979 By Order of the Board of County 5 nal property. Road, Winter Springs, bookkeeping, DEL.14 That said sale is being made to Commissioners of Seminole County, That said sale Is being made to satisfy the Ricara Corp., John P. Waddelt, • • terms of said WrIt of Florid.. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR president, P08 110$, Altamonte sa tisfy ihe terms of said Writ of Execution. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. cecution. VACATING AND ABANDONING A Springs, builder contractor. John E. Polk, Clerk to the Board of PORTION A STREET. .Iohn B. Polk, Scotto Pizza, Biaglo Shlano, Sheriff County Commissioners Sheriff Attamonte Mall, Store No. 333, Seminole County, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida Altamonte Springs, fast food. Florida Dy: Joann K. Hare You will take notice that the City bIlsh July 7, 9, 16, 23, 1979 Smith & Bort*ielmer, Don SmIth I. Publish: Julie 7.5, July 7,9, I, 1979. Deputy Clerk Dl L.l Commission Of the City of Sanford, Tuesday & Thutsd1iy NIghts MIchael Rornhaimer, 13$ Lswfield DEKI01 Publish: June 22. July C. '1. ee Florida, et7nn ñ'rI,i,I, Circle, Winter Park, plant sales. JUI AfI*'t 300 P M DEK.I4 23, 1979, in the City Commission Something Special by Sherris, (INI Y Room at the City Hall in the City of Sherris M. Ballard, 110 W Hwy 431, Sanford, Florida, will consider and Winter Springs, florist I. gift. dtermin, whether or not tne City Tee.Tops, Burton Ber, 20 Red NOTICE UNUER FICTITIOUS will close, vacate and abandon any Bug Road, Casselberry, retail sales. NAME STATUTE right of the City an the public in Time Designers Incorp., Budagell TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and to a portion of a street lying S. Kirchman I Rocttelle R. 101 Little Notice is hereby given that the between liON 27th Street, Orlando Drive Oak Lane, Altamont. Springs, underSIgned, pursuant to the and Lake convention planning. Jennie, being more '1 lctitious Name Statute", Chapter ticularly described as follows: par. . Total Sound 8. Security, Al B. 865.09, Florid Statutes, will reglU.r Haggard, $01 W, Hwy 43$, Suite 5, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Altamonte Springs, installation The westerly Onehalf (30 feet) of 4 in irid for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof 0$ the that certain street named THE CROSSWAY, as datln.a$ad on an The Fan Man, Lee Kiverskl, 672 publlcatlnj) of this notice, the tic. Amended Plot of Druid Park, Plat Hwy. 477, Longwood, retail sales. titlous name, to.wit: J & H AIR Book 7, pages 5 and , Public WillIams invest., Lanny 0. CONDITIONING AND HEATING Williams, president, POD 93$, Records of Seminole County, CONTRACTORS under whIch I am Florida, Altamonte Springs, public servIce. engaged in business at (address) ci; James S. WillIamson. 1408 Forest Persons interested may appear Pine Street in the City of Fern Park, Drive, Senford, lawn care. and be heard at the time and place Florida. specified. Woven Horns Farrier Service, 2S01 S. Frind Ave. (HWY. 17-fl) That the party interested In said . Sanford Larry Lee Buffalo., Lake Mary, business snterpri is as follows: PHONE 3224212 terrier service. City Commission of the Joseph Navarro Veterinarian Clinic, Alex G. Hours Of Opsratèon: Sun. thru Thuvi. lOs m.to 11p.m. City of Sanford, Florida Dated dl Winter Park, Orange Suevo, D.V.M., 102$ Seminole By: H. N. Tamm, Jr. County. Florida, June 20, 1979. Friend Sat. 10a.m. to 12p.m. Boulevard, Cass.Ib.rry, City Clerk Publish: June 25, July 2,9, 1& 1979 veterinarian. Publish July 9, 1979 OEK.117 EL35 a Monday. July 9, 1979-38 IUIUUUUUUUI..IU I ' 4If V. - i'- �- - 4111—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDE IlL HONEY >L ( I HAVE rorv v-' MAY - I'M GOING Monday, July 9, 1979 '- SHOPPING ••MAY I HAVE) "__f p~R .. - MAY by Chic Young JA L H BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker • p bg.' Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Iridescent gem _ _____ I Responsibility 50 Consume A ii RE 5 Aware of (2 52 Pounds (abbr.) EAAL s* wds) 55 Eastern MS NAPE flY 9 Inner self 58 Regimen R 12 Sand hill 59 Buddhism A WHIL IjzJAiR S 13 Combat type SFAM H i i. 14 Thousandth 60 Tree kind (p1.) 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PABL'(, i i 19 18 —— 21 22 — — — — — — by Art Sansom i — — 20 — j 23 124 J25 — ——— I u• BEENBoom u... a... •i.UUMMM_I I a 0 3 0 J.. I I am 45 I 46 4 47 by Bob Montana ARCHIE ITS ..A FINE HOBBYP SO, REMEMBER, TAKE LOTS YOU CAN KEEP ON PERFECTING OF PICTURES' THAT'S H O W YOUR CRAFT WITI4 PRACTICE • 'IOu tEARN.' I'M GLAD O SEE QuSQ INTEIZESTED IN I .. •'I' n56 55 — ' -- 62 63 1 59 '-1:0' 1f 52 53 50 51 1AY OWNS 51% OF THE STOCK IN THE COMPANY THAT MAKES THE FLM ..; YOU USE PHOTOGRAPHY- 48 49 — — "I HO ROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Tuesday, July 10, 1979 by Howie Schneider k)HATS 1IiAT \ IT MEJS IF JO Eo&lr ASK 36J S)FRDED IW XVICE c*.J AjJjll-Il&)G 1OMAAJ1 / AIJO t1J rc*sr IM MS Y cb JU LES JD ccxi Thr- 1 cor tiaAiiJ AcXJT W&)... U CAW 44N..E. I MM& PECIAL.E ((41--vi cT PKISCILLA rur (i CAN SEETHAT FAMILIAR GLEAM IN YOUR EYE, STUART.' 11 Z ç 0 C3 13 XR by Al Vermeer 7 YOU WANT TO 'n—I BOUNCE A TENNIS PALL CN THE LI 1311 STEPS.' ( Cholesterol DEAR DR. LAMB — I have high cholesterol. It's 299. My doctor said no cholesterol food and come back In three months. I eat no eggs, butter, bacon or Dr. Lamb porkandveryiittlemllk — OflIY 71 Year, No. 278—Tuesday, July 10, 1979—Sanford I THAT NEVER WOULPVE WORKEP WITH A TENNIS EIALL IN WRONG.' k La &AL CCPRIG ANP I WOULP LIKC A PgONOTlCA• liON OF OUR FUTURE.' You BUMS Powr NEEP IN.' I'LL GIVE YA A ReA' RIGHT HERE.' 1"515-15 YA 5NP IN' 1W PAY IN VIOLENT PH'YICAL EXERCISE .RUNNIN" — 'EvERAt..J 'RE MIL E .', _(4' c(Mr F 11 A uPZ TA" Ir Oft PAY Ar A IMMs \ __!J ___________________________ Ma • j Ut P ( T.ajii4 7- ". _nii.w .._ .- .;• But he'd also say "I' m not and never have been a man to carry a One of the most familiar scenes in American music was Fiedler flag and lead great ntasses of people on to great music. My aim (leSiX'r1lte1V hanging on to the side. "A Strauss waltz is its good a thing of its own kind as it His love of firetrucks was world-known and tie was made eneva .' been em ployed at the American while he was riding his Auto Sales as an auto body and ' Dies At 76 : I Sanford I Its torian . BYSIIARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer 9 honorary chief in over 200 cities from Boston to Tokyo. School L G most a full month after the automobile while Intoxicated or w hi le he was de prived of full accident, Lovering said. The present when McMillan was possession of normal faculties. Ume lapse was due to the arrested, said McMillan usually He was transpo rted to Seminole "extensive Investigation" drank when he was Idle. on a conducted by the state atCounty Ja il and placed "He's not the one who's going torney's office, he said, initial bond of $8400 to run right to the liquor store If he Idle time, he'll go buy McMillan, a widower, had some had Kell y Jay Denton, 18, of wine," Knoll said. "But Geneva, was killed on June . .. , ' f .i ".:, _________ : You just can't keep him working 24 hours a day." BJlM IIAYNE.S Herald Sports Editor James l'eter Schaal di ed Monday, lie was known at "Pete" to the Pt0plC lit Central Florida, best recalled by longtime infortl residentsas a friend to sl;rts, author of three books on the history of Sanford and a staunch civic-minded citizen. Peter Sehaul, to litany, was muon' than a sportsman, historian and citizen of good standing. He was more than a former sports editor of the Sanford Herald, editor of the Orlando Morning Star, Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce director and advertising director for Silver Springs. More, even, than it good 1;ither and husband. lie treated everyone with equal respect. Schaal was 76 when he died of cancer, and II was a full 76 years. "'I'hat's what I told hint just before he thed," said his wife, Jane, this iiioriiiiig, . Knoll, who says he was . had been ill for some time, 1111t1 by the tflime death caine, it was a very happy event. That's the way he felt, and that's the way I felt.'' lie also is survived by daughters Mrs. Sandra IIiILson, Mrs. Allison Rogers and Mrs. M el anie Bischof, all of Orlando. Pete moved to Sanford in 1912, and was active in the next 24 years in various unit sports ventures, lie was the first ' - - JAMES PETER' S('IIALL ... photograph taken in 1957 ttu.sin&'s minoI6 Coun In Quan ary Over Ps holo 111111 a longtime booster of the Seminole High athletic program. lie initiated, at his own cast, a trophy for the most valuable football player each fall at Seminole High. l)on Reynolds, Seminole principal, said the award would co ntinue annually in Schaal's name. Schaal operated the Orlando Advertising Agency for the last 25 years 'One thing I will share with those who knew Pete,'' said his widow, ''is that he was very proud of having the No. 2 press card issued by The Sporting News. I guess he hadn't used it in a long time, and last summer he went to San Francisco and took his grandson to a baseball game. He didn't know if he could get to with it, but they just whisked him right in at ('amit il estick h'ark.'' Schaal W1IS bunt in Hastings, Minn, His two published books detail the history of Sanford one front 1912-1935 and the other from 1930 1945. His third book is finished but he did riot have it published because of the rising costs of i)1lbliCiitiOIi. Schaal served US herald sports editor and news editor from 1930-35 and moved to the Orlando newspaper in !936. Front 1938 to 1941 he was with the eh:itnht'r 1 ,'ntnm,.r,'g in Winter haven and -served Silver Springs ;o;;; 1941-1953. There will be no funeral arrangements, twLicensing By BRAD P?RflOM today. "I don't even know what Kirchhoff said he thought the for the practice of psychology calls from people wanting said he had been reassured by state psychology examination, yesterday it now apparently is Herald Staff Writer a psychologist does. Until I find state must have decided that within the county. the licenses seemed to have the county attorney that lie ",its fill(] been criticized for not up to the counties to regulate Al though state officials say It out If there Is actually a psychics, psychiatry and "Until we receive some be en stemmed. Most of the calls on "solid gro und" in refusing to allowing some qualified is now up to the individual problem, I'm not going to say psychologists were all the same pe r- the psychology profession. guidelines from somewhere, coming in today, lie said, were i ss ue new licenses until he was suits to lx' licensed. Some other counties to apply restrict ions to whether the board should act sort of t hi ng. The Florida Association for we're on st and-by," said Curt is return calls (ruin people who instructed as to the licensing boards also were the L e licensing of psychologists, or what it might do." Advancement of "They left the licensing Of supervisor of the were refused licenses yester- qualifications for the license. examined by the legislature, Psychology has filed suit ill the matter is not considered an Commissioner William psychics up to th e co unties, I oDunaway, cc upation al licensing office. "I day. The problem arose when the particularly that which licenses Dade Co unty Circui t Cour "urgent priority" by Seminole Kirchhoff agreed. t for suppose now they're doing the expect the coun ty will be the Dunaway said the only state legislature allowed its landscape architects, but only an injunct ion to halt all sales of County Commission Chairman "I just don't know enough same thing with one to issue guidelines since the licenses his office would issue Psychology Board Bob French. of the psychology board was licenses ill the state. More than a bout the sit ua tion at this point psychologists," he said. state now seems completely out will be renewals of psychologist Examiners to expire July 1. ilie dropped. "It does not seem a major to say wha t we might do," he 200 psychology licenses Seminole County still is of It." licenses which previously have s!ate board, which wits co nce rn to me," French said said. Stephanie Blount, secretary reportedly have been sold since ref using to issue any licenses Dunaway sai d th e influx of been approved by the state. lie res po nsible for administering a of the now-defunct bo ard, said the law expired July 1. Auto Flea Market Proposed At Drive-In For Sanford -U...... Frustrated by the buyers would pay $1 admission. Miss Jarrett said the the planning and zoning aggrava tions of trying to find a The Movieland lot has spaces "Peoples' Auto Exchange" is commission. Wilson indicated suitable second-hand car, a for 518 autos on the 12-acre site, expected to open by the end of time constraints was the reason Sanford family has decided to Miss Jarrett said. July. for his leaving the panel. The open its own used car business. "The Idea started when I was Somewhat perplexed as to 'I 1. I In other action, the corn. commission unanimously ,..•J. ' ...,' I - . . • ot: ; l ' ' - , . ",'" , ,'. .. ' -, Juror's cold prompts ,j' down a city street — with Fiedler, an aniateur firefighter, People who hate Classical Music." jjI major concern about either fat help. Bridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. V. 10019.) with l8th and 19th century music entitled '-Classical Music for harge Man In Death manslaughter for operating an McMMan's arrest on July 5, ERN, send $i to: "Win st husband 113 "Papa," Not only did Fiedler relinquish his status as one of Boston's most eligible bachelors, his marriage curtailed one of his favorite pastimes. - Up to that time it was not unusual to see a fire engine roaring Beethoven symphony," said Fiedler. "It's nice to eat a good - ' In 1942 lie married Ellen Bottonily, who always referred to her country. Fiedler's discovery of an almost forgotten piece by Jacob Gade called "Jalousie" was recorded by the Pops and sold over a million records. Fiedler also recorded an album of tunes for people unfamiliar . U , double-murder \ ____ ZOONIES ( '/E4J4, MKPAST. '-r' Independerce Day Concert since he began it 50 years ago. fortified skim milk without any some medicines Which can - .. six days ago, because of his ill health, Fiedler had I nissed the first motorcycle on Route 46 when he paint worker when he was collided head-on with a arrested, said Terry Knoll, automo[Al spokesman for the body shop. Described as a "little mouse He worked three months for th e f a guy when he's sober," a 58LeverIng, who arrived at the shop located at 3851 S. Orlando ear-old Sanford man has been accident scene on J un e 9, said Drive, Sanford. harged with manslaughter today McMillan had been hue Intoxicated in connection driving on the wrong side of the "When he was sober, he was Ith the automobile-motorcycle road when the coUlsion OC' real quiet—just like a normal oUision on June 9 that left a curred. 58-year-old man," Knoll said. Geneva teen-ager dead. McMillan, whose car was "I guess he only weighed about Burtise Aaron McMillan of found In the same ditch with 85 pounds and was barely five 11 Hiawa tha Ave., Sanford, Kelly's body, suffered minor foot tall. But when he wasn't was arrested Monday while chest Injuries from the ac- sober, he was argumentative." working at a Sanford body shop cident, Levering said. The Knoll said McMillan did by Trooper R.W. Levering of head-on collision Occurred "excellent" work at the body you're not going to use it, you'll budge with dietary measures. the Florida Highway Patrol about three miles east of shop. When McMillan did some have to take some calcium After a truly sa t isfactory effo rt assisted by Deputy Randy Sanford, he said. tablets or you may start having has been made by both the work on his car, Knoll said he Sullivan. The Seminole County state paid him extra "because he did softening of your bones physician and the patient and it (osteoporosis). You can use still stays up, then there are McMlllan was charged with attorney issued the warrant for such a good job on It." -' ' ' s .i • 4 a' v 0 AP op - . a - 401, '.. . trial, page 2A . Today r (uss\ FIND - . Fiedler's life, page 2A ____________________ chunk of beef, but you might want a slice of light dessert too. The Pops has sold more records than any other orchestra in the ' AINTMYIP.4 OF - s craft. while a barrage of fireworks exploded in a canopy overhead. Only has been to give them it good time." ___ "ALS SLIN&ONAN ANM(C COFFEE SEAN .. rious musician who spiced his classical talent with a dose of mowmansliIp under a layer of unending childlike enthusiasm for and the Pops playing their famous July 4th outdoor concert on the Bostoh. Esplanade — Fiedler's baton leading the soaring music recess of Bundy THSSONE'S by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS Boston Pops Maestro Arthur Fiedler died Fiedler, the white-haired conducter familiar to millions of inericans, was found sprawled in the bedroom of his home about :30 a.m. by his wife. He had been in Ill health for some time. The popular Fiedler had a rare combination of talent. He was a there are quite a few more useful for people. Many people don't realize things you need to do than you that the amount of fat in your may have tried, The first Important point with diet influences how much any of the dietary programs to cholesterol is absorbed into lower cholesterol Is to reduce your bloodstream. The fat in your total calories Intake. If a the mixed food bolus in your pe rson Is overweight, meaning small Intestine facilitates excess fat under the skin, none absorion of cholesterol. Even of these diets w il l really do jf you don't have any much good until an adequate cholesterol In your food, it's amount of excess body fat has formed by your liver and is been lost. After the calories are passed with bile into your small controlled, the other dietary Intestine. That cholesterol changes such as low cholesterol w hich your own body makes is and low fat, particularly low then absorbed much more saturated fat, are more apt to readily if you happen to be eating a lot of fat in yo ur food. help. You need milk. It's your Now In some cases the major source of calcium and if cholesterol Is just not going to ___ ACE CALENDAR 1DEIGp1, INC.. £ — Y in his home. He was 84. approved Bart Gallagher to fill what category of license the mission: trying to buy a used car and business would come under, the — Granted a request for the the spot left by Wilson. drove all over the place wasting commission agreed to grant a sale of beer and wine at a — Authorized city manager a lot of time and gas," Diana temporary operators permit to proposed bar at 322 S. Sanford Warren E. Knowles to inby Stan Lee and John Romita Jarrett told Sanford city the Jarretts. The family Pay Ave. Th e pert pro y is owned by vestigate the feasibility of commissioners Monday fl ig ht $1 // 00 for a trial period until Oct. J W. McFayden. y. _ const ructing a bullet in board In while asking for an oc 31.At thattlme,the licensewill front of the civic center. The cupational license, — Accepted, with regret, the ac be reviewed, commissioners tion foll owed a request by resignation of Tom Wilson fro Jarrett said she was said. M m Mrs. Mart ha Yancey, who d speaking on behalf of herself, citizens are not made aware of her brother Charles, her the events at the center because ______ tI 1 mother Lucille and her sisterno marquee or board now , In-law Ruth in seeking the e 1sts. / \ lic. — selected Dell's Auction '. ' What the Jarretts are Service of Sanford to act as proposing is an automotive flea auctioneer In this year's surmarket. plus property sale. The auction The family plans to use the ' t ',' .1111 tentatively is scheduled for space atthe Movieland Drive-In ñIII August, assistant city manager on Highway 1792 from 8 am. to Rich Quigley said. 5p.m. on Saturdays and Sun- _____________________________ — Authorizedpaymentinthe by Craig Legge" days to attract individual amount of $560 to Mrs. Lucille buyers and sellers of RogersforapaInt1ngofthnew city W. The painting has been "This Is strictly for incompleted and ls being (rained dividuals; there wouldn't hO U YOU COULD for hanging, Knowles said. any dealers allowed," Miss AroiindTheClock........... IlOrolcolie.................th — Authorized P)I1t of Bridge ......................ZB HosplIal ....................2* Jarrett said. $5,432 to overhaul the air Comics .....................25 Obituaries .................. conditioner In the civic center. According to the family's CSOUWOtd .................. 25 OURSELVES ...............15 The unit has experienced mechanical difficulties, exhibit their car for sale would DearAbby..................15 Television ..................3 Knowles said. a fee of pay $10. Interested Or, Lamb ... ...... ........ ZB Weather ..................... 3* GEOFFREY POUNDS 'It y BOD inaves TOO BOSTON (UPI) N.Y. 10019. As you see from it, too late to try to do something Try to tone down your Intensity self -striving attitude will go hearts and loses a spade a shade or two today. If YOU over like a lead balloon with finesse. West cashes a heart push too hard you could corn- your family today. trick and looks around for a you"Re IN ston Pops' Arthur Fiedler, 84, Dead Some doctorsdon'tworry very for a low-fat low-cholesterol diet. Other readers who want much about the chol esterol this issue can send 50 cents with level past 65 years of age. I along, stamped, self-addressed think that's a mistake. If you envelope for it. Send your can adjust a person's me, in care of this cholesterol to the lower level, eq newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, regardless of his age, he often Radio City Station, New York, does a little better. It's rarely tb !xsPts SPIDER-MAN 7t' TRAP 1'lE FZEE/fifi (JILT d a in cooking — and very little Ice cream. I went back and the cholesterol was up 40 points. What do you suggest? Incidentally, I'm 71 years old. or cholest erol intake. Th e same READER - applies to using uncreamed DEAR Cholesterol tests fluctuate f rom (low-fat) cottage cheese. I don't know whether you're one determination to the next. That's why we often advise overweight or not but I would having at least three before suggest that you start a daily trick with dununy's ace of ~~J I, .5 C one UGS BUNNY Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents I WIN Al BRIDGE C71 S 'iX)R DINK RIR A ei ted pletely ali enate those who are on your side. July 10 opSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. rewarding Many portunities could come your 21) Keep your own counsel way this com ing year, but today. You do n't like It when accompanying them are heavy nthr Intarfrr with vntir lead to trick four." responsibilities. Before taking decislon-rnaking,so why should Alan: "A good bridge on anything, be certain you are they like it when you do It to Flayer should have no probwilling to pay the piper. them? em. He simply shifts to a CANCER (June 21-July 22) low diamond. If he has led CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your worst enemy will be Into declarer's ace-queen, he 19) Care must be taken today If Is unhappy." yourself today, because you're you're attempting an unOswald: "The one thing likely to be short on patience dertaking where you lack West must not do Is to follow Relax. and long on temper. necessary skills or dexterity. A that old silly rule of leading Don't take everything so th rough strength. He must serious mishap could occur. seriously. Find out more of not, repeat must not, lead a what lies ahead for you in the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) club. You try to avoid leadyear following your birthday by Today could mark the end of a Ing dummy's long suit." sending for your copy of Astro- friendship that's been a little Alan: "A diamond lead beats South. He has lost two Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each testy of late. If you're trying tricks and must lose two to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, hard to maintain the more. A club lead gives him Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. relationship, don't make any time to set up dummy's suit Be sure to specify birth time. waves. for two diamond discards LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) before the defense can get things start getting ex- Count to 10 when dealing with their diamond trick." pensive, It's a mistake to go your mate or sweetheart today. along with people just because lie or she Is cranky too. A minor Ask you feel caught up in the action. rift could be blown way out of proportion. Back out. You hold: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ARIES March 21-April 19) 7-9-B Competition Is extra-tough Take extra pains not to react AQ9S today. If you're going after sarcastically or unbecomingly K 10 A8 anythingbig, don't un- If with whom you're •KQ982 derstiznate the opposition. Be working doesn't come up to By Oswald Jacoby Your partner opens one prepared to battle hard. your expectations. It will make Alan Sontag A California reader spade. It's LIBRA( Sept. 23-Oct. 23) matters worse. what response we recgoodtotry hard, but sometimes TAURUS ( April 20-May 10) Alan: "We seem to have asks ommend. when we want something too You might be a little too been showing rather compilWe respond three clubs. badly we actually stifle our aggressive shopping today, and cated hands lately. 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South wins the first (Fore copy of JACOB V MODSCORPIO i 24-Nov. 22) GEMINI May 21-June 20) A YOUR BIRTHDAY EEK & MEEK Sugg es I'm sending you The Health cholesterol, fats, and parLetter number 1-3 to give you ticularly the saturated fats, in the general dietary principles your dict. — F On sts Stress alone can cause some Follow a diet that helps peoples cholesterol level to go eliminate your o besity if you have any, eliminate the UP . zation (abbr) 58 insecticide — — — — Te deciding what the person's walking program to help Limcholesterol level us ually is. prove your physical activity. 54 Eye infection 32 College athletic group 56 Our (Fr) 35 Metric volume 57 Chinese (abbr.) philosophy 38 School organi — — — 3 7-? .! - LOYAL FANS You may Herald Photo by Tom Vincint not be able to see her, but there's a woman underneath all that cardboard. She was one of many Sanford Little Major League fans who sat through the rainfall to cheeron the locals in the state tournament. The Sanford and Paola teams had a rough evening. Action continues tonight at Fort Mellon Park. The story on Monday's action and photos, page 5A. The Herald's $ Jackpot Contest Begins Thii' s Week...Detafls, P. 6B .--. or '' � 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 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280) — Price 25 Cents For Seminole County -•. (1 HPI stal Bed Shortage Predicte d By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Wifter executive director. But If county residents express an Interest, a provided justification for setting the 4.4 ratio. hearing here could be planned, he said. "Even at that ratio we will still be overbedded In 1984," Ms. "Unless we have input from the public, we don't know If ' we're Ogram said. "And there will be a maldistributlon of beds." doing what we ought to be doing," said Kay Ogram, lISA com• Although Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties are expected mmity development coordinator, to need beds in the general medical-surgical area, Brevard Ths Heft Systems Plan serves asa'blueprint" for the HsAin County is expected to have an excess. its role of providing guidance and support in the development of Seminole County will need 67 more hospital beds by 1164, ac cvrding to a new study just released by local health planners. TheMywascoMucted in araUonfingtheHe Systems Plan for Seminole, Orange, Osóeola and Brevard counties. A public hearing on this third annual revision will be held Nov. In obstetrics, Seminole, which is overoedded now, will have the needed community health services. It provides guidance for the Board of Directors, working closely with interested health care review of applications for new or expanded health care facilities proper number of beds for 1984 needs, statistics predict. Brevard and Orange counties are expected to continue to have too many orth.piwthassofezpenslve equipment by determining obstetrical beds. within the health service area. 12. The Health Systems Agency of East Central Florida will begin + CAT Scanners, Megavoltage Radiation Therapy, Obstetrical Services, Services to Migrant and Seasonal Farm Workers, End Stage Renal Disease, Primary Care, Immunizable Diseases, Nutrition, and Psychiatric Bed Needs. The Health Systems Plan Is reviewed and revisions recommended annually by the members of the Regional Plan Development Committee, Sub-Area Councils, and the Regional Services, provider and consumer groups. Many problems-are addressed for the purpose of restraining Increasing health coda. Many of the topics chosen for revision this year were selected ____ • the hearings at 7:30 pm. in the Orange County Commission In the total region, in 1984, it is expected that although more Among the revisions to the plan is an estimate of need for 4.4 because of their direct relation to national guidelines for health Chambers, Orange County Courthouse, 65 East Central Blvd., hospital beds per 1,000 populatIon which Is slightly higher than the medical-surgical beds will be needed, there will be an excess of planning and their applicability to this region. OrIan4o, Compl et e copies of the proposed revisions are available for national standard of 4.0 beds per 1,000. The higher ratio is based beds In pediatrics, obstetrics and the psychiatric area. Th e Heal th Systems Plan calls for cooperation among hospitals public on seasonal and touri In st Inspection locally at the county commission office In the ux, and medical referrals fl into the The Health Systems Agency (NSA) Is the federally for conversion of unused beds, particularly in the areas of ohSeminole County Courthouse. agency responsible for the Planning of health services facilities M Metrics and pediatrics, to use as general medical-surgical beds or Written comments on the Health Systems Plan may be subend manpower for the residents of the four counties. A survey measuring occupancy and admission rates In all In other areas. mitted for consideration on or before Nov. 13, 1979 to the There Is no hearing on the proposed revisions scheduled to be hospitals In the four-county area In September, October and Other topics receiving attention in this year's revision of the Systems Agency, P.O. Box 459, Winter Park, Fla., 32798.Health held in Seminole County, according to John W. Beaton NSA November of ifl and January, February and March of 1979 plan are Cardiac Catheterization and Open Heart Surgery The plan Is expected to receive final approval Nov. 30. I Golden Olympics: Everything Is Set For Monday Start • • . . • • . . ........- By JANE CAMELBEMY Ignite the traditional Olympic The Colors will be presented by the Marine Color Guard and Jack HarrIson of the Herald Sill Writer * ," \. 'r mth katerd _ + -.• - -1 -. •. Nw1 land . Age ftupics, idd today n the &W=' ;ft&aielderofVIrdUn,d is highs for Mondays qeslag. M QW6, lathed, will give tbo + . + The 0 the Srd ?Ih IsI .anI 1rdMaw LsP. ism iWgIothe Cbember of laatosd will be held Nov. 540 it various ' locations in the city. Golden Age Olympics hostess Edith have four hues a many advance Harrieonandawac.aausrvwpr.sntthe entries now than we had im year and avy two now Golden Agebias actMty boo alssit double the number of1 andgoldflilthth.fWar ?e(ti* -I-. - the Intersection of Mayfair Circle after an accident 11:45 p.m.. The injured girl's father said his Friday night. Robin Adams of 208 Hays Drive. a daughter was returning home from a friend's house passenger in the car, was treated for minor Injuries with the driver of the car, Frederick L. Frase, 18, of and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital. The rural Sanford, when the accident occurred. Sanford car turned on Its sid e after hitting a curb at about police reported Frase was uninjured. ONE INJURED osiupitiuien aid this year we hive 40 or 00". because of her Interest in tho event. he said. ' AlttasghFrlday was the actual cntoff tIme Honorary hostisa Stall. Ta4or of for the tennis tourn.nai he added, .ntli Lauderdale, sponsored by Zsyrs psrtmssd would be accepted op indil the progressive soe, and Uher digeitaries and cel*IUss - _ the the _ Tuesday nesday. Suirlso wn* Club is soft orgaion. __ _ Lak e Brantley Dean Proposes opm __ li" l,m vadeno hom o" 4own pwu*"&"Soms ii1on 0* vocations ovand the Golden Age ham Bimini to rm& ft pww* - - ?'1 ±i "and oome Other evonla .cbaWid tsr the oi :iing day Mop here on include the qwwWa& bleycle noo to bWA By DONNA ESM Herald SWf Writer do Whole Week. some Poole week-long it 10:16a.m., S. bail hillside tosuemudU 1 Iwoabout pm ad the mm a and womm $ JubIlee t, Boody'Ce" at 7 piLt ell st the Cl* con perticipdo or be Co". and do amoft and ssift at The spemlig ceremony Will begIn U 1.1$ Muwee 11ar In the patioof the s.alordavIc ede with music by the Simbwl. CornFor a ccir.$M0 schedels of the week's yJege (.flv'vnhty Band. Loot yest's events, IN pail LA. ry fam may be ak arid field overall disnuAfills Grin Graft obtained U the Greater Senlerd Chunber, of '1fCe OCS it FIrM Street adImo of Daytona Saudi ad iia_W Boyd of Suefaid ill von in carrying VOW torch., to Avenue In downtown lafart * gya,5g similar pem as p + even s, page t prehVeprogramsW educate gudentsIn all area of crimInal justice," the proposal notes. The Intent, Mrs Crane said, is to foster a "It's nice to have a new accounting system, but cooperative effort between school districts and local that doesn't put food in 014 folk's Mo'i'ache," Goode law ,etdcrcement agencies to create safe corn- said. -_-, • + GOOde said the explanation he received was ft HRS now Is using a now accounting system and this as the reason for the cut in funding. mpency will require Kiwi disVicts to provide At the end of the pilot period, she said, local govojeaa could pick op the cost on a voluntary g III wishes. "V14eat crimes are Incremiag tremendously," '. ym pi en yam. + g• or five schools, with funding of $10,000 to $12,000 In Other business, Richard Goode, secretary of annually for the salary of each law enforcement the Seminole County Federation of Senior Citizens, off, complained the legislators that funding for oneThe k51i1$UOfl as prepared by Mrs. Crane third of the tocongregate through the statL dresses the continuing concern of parents and Department of Health and meals Rehabilitative Services teachers over the threat of serious Ptin hL,f MRS) was cut on Oct. 1 locally. The number pf educational process and the alt fldaftpu.tY meals saved daily are now 220 compared with 340 students personal harm to prior to Oct. 1, he said. "The rapidly Increasing rate of juvenile in the cities of Orlando and Winter Park, Mrs. Crane A complete schedule .1 all 0.1dm • would cost$25 million to impiewant such & program She said a pilot program would involve about four statewide. maki for amore orderly environment and promote the .ducelknal process? Q* Crane, dean of students at Lake Brantley High School, a reserve deputy sheriff and a member of the Juvenile arbitration panel believes It would. And as has submitted a proposed law to the 8er'I, LlIJatIve delegation culling for + uses Ca she said, noting students are not aware of what they munities by encouraging the placement of an officer can and cannot do. "With an officer on the campus in any appropriate school. there would be a lot of one-to-one counseling, Mrs. Sen. Clark Maxwell, R Melbourne, estimated it Crew said. Would the presence of a police officer on each of On peblic schools' compuses in Seminole County r • hooi -icemen On loser C . A Volkswagen lies on Its side on Hays Drive near 'We d time we id - •. minole Seeks State Funding For ' Undone Audits or • . '-1- + * hive date pay I," Mititissal officers y geve . eaad. of tu , n the new , law to governor to advise him that "Audits of federal revenue office being theee years behInd te, — re.*. 118W *NOW UK "a FSIY prsi, show wh.thI the cosy should merely waiving the state sharing mudbe In to the In Seminole, audits dons , ad psudhogielig the week kS. .dat of the d.ait cast ad have a consolidated I-,$& requirement is timing for the federal government by Mardi locally, ha,. hem filed with the M* S. pay hrIhi MIS NNW." Ha died MIU'I iiUr a. have audit Including the con. coindy's audit to be In to the 15, 1100. We are wider a filing federal goveremeat on faaJ '' veeerè MIS 1 - he ead bees amid, hi sng adths Mats stitutiMnel oirers racsrda I state will not solve the deadline," he said. Etduberger revenue sharing mosey. AMC j ho esØ 0. pssbi__duel'3 Dvg., aid dailllcatlia amir'i mon t.ad gi said. "We ill ala. be said despite the Mate auditor's Seminole receives $L2 milliss 1 i .t fa5f 11 tru teeat annually hi lederal rovago bethupNmiophos thstul!hi* ahariegmosey. ,l.__J.,. . Lake Mary opprovis of "The I III ~Irsqsoasdwft No i_ .*SwuMr DaPW M In laws bubog varlanc•, but IA he P" as ............PA Iirthp.,iis!ptHaiSu is 11110111115 a we have 1110 20 Ni. fusse may go % .$A oniv ...... 141 of saver glis to thea..yes' how does" Yak U. 'uá.muasuitsuiai ., .. .:'= 'A VIMIa em . u IA asmid the CS Wde -' Lagislative Delegation. . — - . - — * • .m S -, rr '.__.. — . __ _ + • __ e * • :+- * 1 : . +• ,. . (t4 - + . * . . • - + * + + • .• * * * • + + , + .c..'4, - + 4 tV . • ,' .. • • S + ________________ '. U". . '4 .$' • . — —' , , V .ti .. .. ..r a • . - .. - * ••.. •-..'i -. r' • ',, 5 • L •' - ' • 'i rQr . .. - ' 'rr + + '; ..•,,.,,• +., •' *, -. 4 lei - - - - -. �- -... . _. - I - - _. I ... - -1 - .-- _. . -1. I.. . . . . ----.-.* --- - -- ... 2A-EveningH.r$ld, Sanford, Fill $IIMSY,Nov.4,rn1 Iiiimiiii l.IL!l.l...t!... - A i - * • BRIEF I I .- ~ ~ _- --- _.__~__ 11 W.'. F11 (1 I . 1 •: ~ . t 1: . " *5' * I .• In Robbery - TheSemlnole.County sheriff's office Is con. Five people were killed .1.. ,, Y'. It _~ i 4 ,VVORLD ; P . ,. ,f (S 'A i : ' aaIMant manager to 1..,. ' ....IN . . . - ... •• - . .. - S .. • '• Deputy him over pretty Well (with) SherIff . •: t: ~ A li f••. * r the assistant 5 - S Ranger-type" masks walked In and demanded ___ rthai,d for Ms Inim'lss at (UP!) - The Senate has joined the House In authorizing an additional $30 m1flton for another with a revolver, he humanitarian aid to Cambodia to avoid what lawmakers characterized as the destruction of an entire race. The additional authority for Cambodian aid was added to a Senate bill that Increases the State Department's spending a uthority by $410.8 milli on for liternatlouial and domestic assistance to Southeast Asian rilift"L - The bill, covering fiscal 1* and 1501, passed by voice vote Friday and went to the House. 7% sdmWdrAW has pledged $69 million toft csm"N MU offat, and $39 million of that has already been authorbod by The assistant manager refused 10 OPSfl the Mf5 olte. Barrel said that the ' O / , me the car the $---- , i,,': In he knew If more than tIn's. persons were Involved. arriv - ;?v -- - : S* maàet ' - - -. - S.enfld Raa,ruI#*.' (I.,w.4 -- bwe1Mkn _________ - '. ._ '' :: elm islonnatisa.me. the PLO pla.. to open soon would p y Tom v uppeistly bean angs for Arab oil and Investment ap4W. the Ia,uti laid. • -Approve on second and final Industry. Mrs. Chau '1k, Bran tle D *isagree OnBusing __ 11111101116 PIW to UM UWW Maliss,demandiq do extedillion of , the fonnershak, but aIaiMratIon I1 say the State ____ ____________________________________________________ I. . ___ . is NOW = the State W Bobby NW&Y, R-Longwood, disagreed, warning of the dangers of taking local Issues out f handeoflooalo(flclals."ft'sharder to getsomethigdone __ In Tallahasse e than at home," he said. And Slat. Rep. Robert Hattaway, D.Aitsmouge Springs, a'hkb'm..i .5 L.....l t1.te .Li....t.... iu...a .a. to to We come Sprig district office to discuss he, feelings with him. _ - ______ -. ft - ___ searching most of tho !11 (jj. -. drawers In the house, deputies said. The car was found by a friend of the family a short lume - perked and locked on a nearby road. earlier told the delegation the five-member board includes one school representative. Brantley asked Mrs. thaulk she were recommending that the committee have authority over the school board, elementary grades - fourth and fifth. Mrs. Chaulk said the requirement that busing be denied County L.(hUv. Delegation she believes they would, fafl of the ahab." _______________ Lounge Disturbance - hoo odd ui. Ms goi'u1 will net accept a ___ Mrs. Chaulk told the legislators she believes all elementary school students from kindergarten Utrough third grade should be bused toschool and that the two mile paraits for courtesy busing? Ipetmet Tsjltsd I. * bu's 611`01111111, 110111111111114r, - Would ftstate or an appointed public safety committee be more ruposi" then the school board to the pleas of • - - In other business, the council veto of a proposed law to devoted to: regulate the cable television . Iran Wants Shah Extradited •. quality ____ and she said she was. "We may run into a problem legally with tbat," to students who live less than two miles of a school should be eliminated where hazards exist. She added school board should not have the right to override mmendaU of Its safety committee concerning hazards. She asked that the state define what a hazard . . school Brantley said. '1 feel almost like the public has no say at all, no recourse," Mr. Chaulk said. "You do have recourse.., at the ballot box," Brantley said. board, she said no representative of the school board should be a member. School Board Member Pat Telson feasible for parents to see that children get to school, especially In situations where both pa rents work. - - Chaulk also told the legislators that it is not always AUTO STOLEN unlocked car eft with its keys in the on f stolen stolen Dude's Gulf Service, 2518 French Ave., on Friday, according abo - Wehutir Hint of 1501 Wynawood Drive, Sanford, told police 1570 blue Mercury was taken from the station's parking sometime between 10:30 am. and 11:15 am Friday. ___ M l RWNV TAVN wu 7 lbs $.,p . It Sadaid police. _ __ and dlioàety *oeM1s. - _. .. : : . - Bob SteA. repinusting the Sears company presents Lee Moore (right) IXCILLINCU - I • Symbol of Excellence award for the Sunniland Corp. Swinlland (formerly Chas ,' .., a * * J.ft.ry Polgo was taken to the coy jolicharged with Iers beibolat. X.meth My'g hm at 721 Overlake disordIy iMesl'Uen, rs.IMk an .me., loIiscs and two Drive is Feriut Frldey aruoon and lift with two ate,..., colts ii bettury on an om..,. jswoiry and___ pep.,., this loded them ho his atation warm. and ____ - ____ -- - ., "a,. SYMBOL OF ____ _ FOR? BRAGG, N.C. (UP!) lb. Army I, new 04 In prosecuting recruiters charged In nationwide in. vestigatloui of iIlsg.d recruiting Two lorisalits were triad this vk 1 r i_ tnnocui sr 16 'nlnis ol dslLbsr*jon by a military •' -- ' cansveryxsnirem'aawoiu.ld$oies,.thearNerb, , : ' - rrested In- . ____ ______ * - _- A * _ - - - Mm, a _____ ..-•' Th'ii men nm's m'rnt.d 1'w'i COlty____ diailWs d.putie. following a diatuibiace at.te ABC ____ ___ ! In Saubrd. AOOUI1$1I1 to the Tlt .mCm'I, three deputies, lidsd Sergult ltakI.r and Deputies Fair, and Zilisgor were In the bong. at about 11:25 p.m., Thursday,when J.ftvy F1go of Lake Mary begun scromisg ohiceelilee at Farm,who hod once arrested him. .As the omcsra 'mcerlad' Pedigo to the parking let and begin arreatüig crowd of ut 10 purse.. rejitoly gathered. Pedigo All MsIIosvIlj. Av.., Isolord, ruportily - •S -Adopt a resolution sW m. lsta said today that Ptiigil is almost certain cmtaln to become the second ber of NATO to -- •• _____ ____ - • _____ was discove red by some cetomers about a howaftarthe robbery, said iwv.u. They contacted. Three '' PoPtugal To R.cognix. PLO? • •.. i. - - . -• . ".; In other business, - although After one year, the sue must put to the e -for a 3.5 acre tract of land adjacent proval or a revenue bond Issue On council decided to purchase 7be purchase was approved _____ - , - -** * county In the early Ilft to vis to Crystal Lake Beach park for must be floated, he said. A reading an ordinafice rezoning -Spend $W to retain Jack at throll "WAG city cNnW Grandbend A". At that time parkland purpoaa, at I"one revenue bond issue pledges a to a higher classification of Gladding and Associates, lake Mary had not yet been member of the board expressed source of revenue other than commercial t he 21 acres at the pl The Lake Man' Clt Council anners to complete a Housing rated. concern the city might be property taxes to repay a loan. southeast cornerof Interstate 4 Action Program (HAP) Thasday night upheld the Mrs. Auft Gault, who getting itself into a financial Councilman Cliff Nelson and Lake Mary Boulevard to element in the city's comdecision of the board of ad- peaieuittie decision of the board MM with payments. expressed concern that the city •permlt construction of a prehensive plan. M rs. Southjent to Periflit of adjustment to the council City Atto rn ey Gary Massey, could get Into a financial hind commercial park. John F. wardsaldthelackofaflAPlsa etruction, only 10 be told twice, was told Thursday night meanwhile, said the city could with payments Price, developer of the Li ve severe handicap to the city in lana. will wind i hi the circuit she could not appeal the not finance the acquisition of Former Councilman John Oak office park in Cauelberry, obtaining federal grants and count of Slnok y. decision again. th e fromel with a seven-year Norden, from the audience said said the commercial park In loans. the MOW abia win loanparc property gets gone, Lake Mary will be valued for --M a workshop meeting for IOuIIII cod., vatted by to count bank offered to finance the we will never get it back." tax purposes board of adjustment, Will goTwo weeks ago the council $21,750 balance owned on the Councilman Pat Southward when It is built.at $20 millIon 7:30 p.m., Tuesday. -Authorized Kulbes to file an on dle a dOddillift On the W land at 84 percent interest for said the property Is within -Approved on first reading a appUcaUon for a state grant to lot. A 70 foot wide lot is dekYOd peal pending Kuibes' research. the f year with interest wal king distance of many Lake change In zoning from have appropriate maps the usual requirement on At that tim. the council - during the remaining six years Mary citize ns. Noting an ap agriculture to commercial and prepared for the city. ______ J. • . ii ,- permits were issued by the twice and was appealed____ to permit coltruction on SWeet, emw i dl wl Onglak PUBOM Pist-ted by the walls of çlsving Koreens. * '•" ...• % - Sev*ral Charges Filed Mexican winter vegetable. are being ____ dumped _ In the LlflltedStates. 1. ____ Attorney HoWard FeInan said Friday the Florida growgrs filed District Count, soukig an - .-a suit InU.S. -a jW)1Ofl O 510r0S ins Ir.a7 ascrutey corn. - missioner of .customs to Imylenent the law and - regulations as they are______ wrlitin,Fe1 accused the government of going beyond the I 5iii ha law in * rejecting complaints that $200 "siflion worth of Mezicen winter tomatoes, pe.ra, cucimsbsrs, .glau* end squash are 6eIng sold below fair vales. P fV ? i v I ,,'v by city's board of adjustment em Ilasd Seoul's attests as a h*rsi covered with while,ysllowdr set emmus boss Park's fig. _____ of money, blank no" ft ' hwiff's of"M *" Orders and food stamp, requested aid fr om the mid HarrdL Lake Mary Police The More, which has Department which had been open for about a man at do sun within month is located jet set three misug. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Florida vegetable growers am asking a federal co urt to forces review of a tentative Trsaa7 Depmlmet decision rejecting their claime d" . ____ assistant manager did not tMsVU took the contents of the cash FS(LMor, "a fair amount" . ' Se, South 11 - : .5-. k - lisuote Iint dsr authorWimi rule, w b4jd _ tWIf ___ ____ •. - ____ _____ ON of ft robbers was armed with a shotgun, WASHINGTON j,.j _____ Florida florida Ho*tal'Altom. * he open the More's sate Senate Passes Aid Measure .. - 5• tiwee men wearing "Line ___ GrendbsndAv.nueththeclty. nouncedltwouldmakeltsfinal tobenegotiated. pr'Jforthend placedits office commercial for Ole 4.6 city Manager Phil Kulbes decision at Thursday night's The city had already paid value at $5O,, percent acres on Lake Mary Boulevard It took two months before i researched Seminole County's meeting. Mrs. Gault, told the $3,750 for an option on the land. more than the purchase price of at Sun Drive arid Rinehart ftald mMethIe Public records on the issue. He board she had been personally Then purchased the option $37,500, Mrs. Southward said Road. An office park and neightold councIimen Thursdaynt notified by the city of becomes a down payment. th urdsueoouslya good borhood shopping centsristobe Man' ove r whether a bUildSF that although a variance to the meeting, but contended others Massey said the city, ac- buy. built at the site. &MI111110111111 11111`1 00whobviltbiandW Mon Aslan % M zoning regulations was not in her neighborhood had not cording to law i K051) - * Sunday, Nov. 4, 1-3A _ t. 4 _. -_7 1X ___ thecarabyaboiglgfet The pIM was deflnttelytrylng . to miss the building." BRIEF • - $i ; •• Harrell. Later - ~. their fids And feel Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ary OKs Bui*1di*ng Exception k Millions tin. Seoul's Streets . * . I I i.., ____ More's aeslatait was alone at about 10:15 saldBrian Humphrey, amid" Ale Restaurant off Highway 251'bypess. "It barely mised ... La e I .,~ I 15 Lake Mary city Duane HwnH saild am We heard an expi eon and lights went off hwlde " I with them, and he pd Vp a fight ocked ___ uncoluclom."Thsy wor ked Chief before noon Friday, as the P110t apparently tried to avoid slamming Into a restaurant 30 feet away. - .I,. . robbery of the Hano Way Ceuntry Sim on Lake Mary Boulevard. The plane burd Into flames on a grassy median shortly - Isgertate4oggd, ___ tInu Its Investigation Into the Halloween nlM and two others injured when a Bilinkisir twin4T4* commuter plane developed now trouble AM crashad m oments after taking off on Its maiden passenger. flight. - ' . In Commuter Plane Crash GREENVILLF, S.C. (UPI) •. But, The Issue May Go To Court !U . r .1 11 ..... .... ." b ': 'p•.i ' Five Killed, Two lnjUr.d . - ;.1P /I N. .. - . * ;' .. . - I 1 Ii - Contin.ues Rao" L 1J IIIArIF'qIi IMI :4 ii uivebiriquTion Z. IN . -_ -. * ---- ---- --- -- . . 10 _ -. $1 Savings. . *, s- f Holiday , '-, - )5 Pre - goiie -1 . . __ Thsascbnd dolindaM,$.1gcIaua,wolu, qW the verdict * ________________ he was or WEATHER .. - remain In do Army IPA domal wed to to jel w. ______ Moss than msdIirs bss hiss rpui.d oi l ruultofthsiswiU__6boso.i thMr.cndt. forged documents and used copin of Wits to h* W '"ImOn"I'me 1 hisiolfto 0 ii d a OIL . , plissided pilly to bNag do , I , discotbellue 111110"M msout ofm,issisiscom.aacs,ps and Old 70111 - 11111113 yek Race BillIards (IRaN) Causelag . 71 LOCAnON 1 . S A ,1. - ... , ,I I • : - I 1:35 7 p.n. f .: ., . ' " -.. é 2 • 2 5 twin """ Rig. $31. Our electric blanket hds 11 settings, snap-fit t I -. ; ' I ' 4. • N . .#i ' * .1' . . I I . "fi t .A * ! 1 VA - - : American Red Cross Sunrise Kiwanis Clvk Center (Admission Free) % . ,- ,, * I \, . • * _1%. stepping I - * 13s50twin' . *- ltCivic Center - Spencer Courts am. ' r Disabled American Veterans -, - -. .. nim ___ -VrfW1iut ar -may 01111UNIT11F 1111110- &4w= MINNOW 90 2 series Of I*VbW president a form. is mcli a - uhilim holy -. do ot~'l, K.n.dv is Ilie the Nd am, . - * - - _. OMN"f* - 10 un Mtrw,dundhid Iri *,as'ssul"stths 01111511 No . - Hw1 Aisedu aM - - - --. - . ,ht1 (1!IC .C!$ (11$ Center Optimist Club Seminole Coly Homemakers Disabled American VM.ra., - -.. -.. ( merlcsa Association. Over $5 Club - - - - sa.a. ThV$DAV, NOV. Ii 'MI. IsuIs.(pIug.psg w '- of two stat. visg aWe ., ~ 0111C" 01 we" -- 4' ... .. , . S .1 z % . d .. LSlWLMO - -. ~fv ,,, .If ri. ii .. J I, • r*ID*V. NOV. it C1en " - I -, I K t ' ' ' •j , * 1 j - i.- .. - - , ilt$-a.. I I .. • , iii1IShs .1 tt" 1 ..' - I, ,4h , 4, (r 16" , , ~, I , . 0" . . . r -- 4•II • - bW -- •:.- -- - - :• P. I. Jr ' " 6. .-..-. .'t - - -. Iurd •- '-' $pg ..'- - - * - •.-• -.I L .:..---------: - s •-.•', 5 * ... - - - '•4- • -_k.1 .5. 1 ,. - - j - ''•- - .' * - sph1sii Iii . I J11R(n-W1,*a4tL-r-A ~ ~Lft~.640, -! wwwo_ 'A S...*a.a.ilIIl - ,à. S -4 I sUsi'.t1imb i' , .- - ...• t_.•. •'- '----'- ••-à iii - -'- - * - - "S'- • .V '..Fst - I__I._•__ S. • 4 I , "4 l- f .! 5: 1; .n . , .. , . 11-- . -t,~~4~.j!14-~,,'; - - - , t' t*:;; , . ,rl "- 1#. I,, r1hIb - f' .J J11111-& - '1 40wa-Alw- - . - - ,. • 1i ' ,l. r; i#)4 r- $1 - -• a- ___._o £ - - .i - - - .'• .. - S. - -, i_' . - r - -.. V. .. -r.•. - - ,, ' , ; W **1 _L& - . ' ,I: . , , . - - '--' ~~.;~~ , '?-t, • • - -S.- - ••5•5 ~ .. W 1i 4- This I-, L. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 13$ N. Orangi Aus ,, '., i u.s., n, u rur *- . . 1~ - * - 9 Ar _4. _4, • lP.5. p .. bd**4),.. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17-ø2and Lee Road I Sat 930* U -6 P.M. * --S . lab 1039 Is,. 23J9 Queen lab $139 Req. *0 Kkus .,. - Is '. evu - uOm -.,,- - -, •.*.p, _. #..* - e lk ' ,,: rejuvenates mattresses. Wraparound cotton/polyester quilted to polyester fiberfill. Machine washable, dryable. - - i J Sale 1 5.1 9. 10. 1515. BedSack' cover I b- • - - L . open • I. . - '),C.~-'ji.~ ,ti-ni'.. k0 '. 100 P' Now, two great ways to charge! - SANFORD PLAZA tiny st - •t - - ~ ., .~ - . i 1. a Iy$!,.L.;3$ -Ip*jJi. - '~Ie-..'., lr ~i A b •.p * 4 .. f~#: .:.~--, ~i~) !.'I. t 1. -, ~ ,ef,4.1--: KP;,!cr.'. .'- -,:. i g-.., . •- . I ..-' - - -- .-I., ___ jP -• -.5 . ,~!,, . , .. ~. #, --;-J .,,;~, . I:., .. _4; * *1 I '' .-* .' 11 P. I i - . - - E Ill - . •• ..& q '- .- ,ry, '. I '. AISI$iVili,ii ,, *4W Lt) S :.-----------------• 1 , - S p',' 454 . M I..J.a/4J_ • - 11 n( . a_a;I ' . I --- - ,.! , , i 1 .- - -i • fr*' ai4..b ,i S.- Is.. and ...;.. 1• 5S5• I '. - 4 I 14•' __ , 'Wr"**f~~-"-~vo- ~ .- ~ . I I -. .., S _a_ . I jl!F . I ~ inp.fiIfl I - ' - Queen ____ 4 4 4 CUlseup. standard fbSffiN II po1,. COISOWPOIY Ucking Fluffsful after washing -.--- klp1,*ep.ISSShiLIS .. OW ' I:d Ni. pillow lun . ,,A;f'-~i P ~ •.................- •- --- -------- -.5 S -_.--- - . 1. - .. ". 5 L 'rw _L I .. rl1 _________ - $14 Full ,!J__.'TT saie3%' .ta ' , I . .! -- $a is SO Rig $01111 12:71 Rig. $17 14e b ' il: ' - UpI(iI.'ISndb,., ( Iu,i.tLai 31 - . * blanket gives airy comfort in summer, winter warmth when topped by a second _________ _________ . I - Scle 4 - - dy - I. 11 101gIshl4m1M I i •• 1?SIS / , • ,,i . nuo_ -----IN - -'S - •_S_ Sale 1 1 R". $12. Lightweight acrylic thermal ,, ftir * c a, r V * - .", J .99FU11. Req. I3.. Fitted mattress pads In white cotton/poly quilted to Astrofil• fiberfill. Machine wash. Queen, Reg. 16.99 Sale 13.59 King, Reg. 19.99 Sale 1591 9twin _____ Lsbevlsw MINI. khssl Gym Isulsrd Roeroall. Deps$*ent si-a Cls*rte p'. ps,'' Cbambersl Caismere Ngiinsls Co1y Hss..ak.,s 3* p.m. II am. !IIS . -. i I t L flI 'IttI r'l1.lirn !3 aj"_ 5 Gis'GiiDa. SMbSIboI r. *sstw absisU NOTES me laI*. e me sv 1-9 .1 1_ * ' - r. Civk Center I * meeg - * .5- - - 1s.a.,, - * lb' I '( - '. -- . '. -_, 1 W4 fl I I - ' _____ _____ * -, . / King, tired - over II climb .-.. I . eusmeree * ocottoUcFM Full. rig. 7.41 liii 1.37 Sale a an __ 91 . I" - p., Rot ry Club Seminole Coimly Homemakers - 1.S0 Reg $28 Sale $21 22 N1( Oueen, Isillowcasee, cy the Pair. %JCX=5e52"9. 6.49 - - , _______________ do - Civic Ceàier - '31 P.'. • 3.P.*. - - 1 ' I'MI i,., .611111,411"4111111111111111111111111, .- ~~,n. "41141f, P,. - - Jubilee Dlee Daises (lckelssvslIabl.attboCbamber.1Cs.me,eeI.rUp.rpsrNs) Ia1I00 ftn '11. * - . .• - - *- Full . .s ___ Disabled American Veteran oWe. Chamber of CommerCe P.M. 'Pm I - - I am. I (Y I = Crlbbsg• Dance Cashiit, 1 ' a a.m - - 3ix a CUNTON, NJ (UP!) - relies is ii stats have I pa. iuus ,,. , am, lI pm; len, 1:13 sa,, had..' Fro' .. S . WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7: millard. RstatI - be wsut fare nil. Comrades - ta . . Ip ..... -. ii.y uw 'eusr -rsnmiisp Pans,irs i isil; Ian ls$ a,a,, se *s$ pm, ___ ___ th,Mm$i IsIS a.m.,$$S pm, Ian, isiT sm., "fl,ii,c aar. a - Dayims lauslis Gill •..men ly) washab e. I - . Sunrise Kiwanis . Meg. $10. This light, soft Velluit' blanket has nylon pile .' 1 OPOlYfoam base WontpiII,wontmat machine 1 - If am. * FUN "We year Wiliffartty: Within live years of purchase. we will repair. or at our option will replace this XPenney Electric Blanket .or Control, It defective in material or workmanship. with a now one of equal or superior value. Just return it to the nearest JCPenney facility for prompt service. - ZO 4 . CC 1. . 'L . -, ---tlilv -4_-e. t_ * -,**: American Red Cross . . . . .44 I r -. bi L! cornerL and costs just pennies a night to operate. :n acrylic/poly. FuH. single control. Reg. $35 Sale 325 Oueen. dual control. Rea. $53 Sale 39.75 b Optimist Club Spencer Comm. am. e I SPONSORS Civic Ceilter Moir" Harbour Misre Harbour , p.m. Bicycle CrissC'4m$,y 1nIs (playoff - 4., .41 . . .I-T-,0"J 1,,-..-., --0!:,!1-. 1 , L ". " Civic Coma 1 I P.M. JubI. Scanty Cmliii (uI.mex) . IN" , 16:34 mm 'frunl. 1111111080 of- out today 0 10 -,,~J - -' SCHEDULEOFEVENTh •..•. $s1gh seer IS. Wind. District; Court JL*o Richard owen, , Aa 3:ZW SCerenamy W Mile Bic Wink X laugh sad $uaday. oisdyMsieppsrs esdineedos Jan. It by U.S., be , In!$ - - GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS AND JVBILEE •. I.- .,.,., ;. '. ,.,I. . . - MONDAY NOV $ &I i..ii Iag pert'y dm4 , ,, S SSdICOW*IIIdWIIJ * L taxes. Under a .IbI and his partner Ian Schragsr $e.4.J guilty to one cow of personal lncome tax vuuon And onsc,ugo(oorpora$, . income tax ova" I P Both f1 0 UP 10 ft Id$iI,INflio * . ., Disco Owners Plead Guilty - . * * Open Mon. thru Sit. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30-530 P.M. - . '•4•lS*b-' . 'S L. '. ' . s . . 111111 q0 * i - 1__1 , .,_ 9k, ,.I r, ~Arl~_._ i.V,rV -1 •., - - , ` 'k 164 , , -~ . - - -, ,0?ri t# m~ ~ w q~lt~ "` ~!T 75zf*71174 _" �- .-.. . . . -. ..... . 4 i • . . - f --- - I glanced at the dock. ft was Jost $ p.m. and The Clock . i . I - In a sense, South Korea's Park Chung Hoe wá the architect of his own demise. His doctrine of -- at S am. to be at his Job on time. In order to gat In thS pow ,I he snooned, I'm really bow up. i have to gat i In the dark and go to bed In the llgI*. it be the other way aroimd." With some of the Seminole county schools on doShle sessions, the kids and teachers have had to hit the road long bofore daylighi. w i ii about [AllIs Joey getting killed w ng toscol to the rlymorniflgda,knom, lArd, I hate daylight saving time even more. Kidashould betothesaMy of thelrhomesduring the dark hairs whether It's early morning or early 40 r 1 dgcksns come horns to roostend with LMI Be Peep, those 1cM lIttle diep WILL corns hs according to the ion not dayli saving time., Don't gat me wrung abed irIcr Iw s. I favor a dimly lit room with sabdeod lW"t Th e.tth con ado,nMIcsHy torn the dock end tough politics, Park might even be said to have nurtured the ultimate extremism of assassination. th Wrinkles of time es's not as S a They corns In fragile sailboats from a land In CIVIl and economic chaos. But Hki the pm*lklssd boat peOpl, from SomdhecM Asia, these rs es o Per-capital Income has increased 400 percent, manufacturing has grown by about 17 rcent per year, and exports have surged ahead ry some 40 percent each year since 1961. And all the world. . . .Cl:~Pd .. .-4-4 ~,'!*rl .1~ OILS P510cM from the previss jW. In Ilidimil the dicike irs b1 scotch, down 11 perosat end . 3 orarea.w,s Aiitl4)efwiation League black. the iInggdi trend throughout ssiv ontion. do onco 1 are denied the kinds of homenitarlan assistance km On f enabled several generations of neopse from Cubs and the prssnt, daily from Laos, Viatnam and Cambodia - to Wop*e this In a country with few natural resources and a crushing defense burden. Social gains have been no less Impressive. South Korea's literacy rate of 90 percent is the ___ 101 do to think abos&*, "*'a CNN for mild surprise in the devi mem4.Thessarethe&iutenowthatnh.dt4. ispicted to generate an çtere tsr the 11 ei,as eke to dolak. by , We've been homing for some time aboutIbs danger to hsarb In all these dr'btli Amvft olsalthfisesice1iwiItj - themselves into American life. Most are deported back to Haiti, In fact. The U. highest in Asia outside Japan. Most farmers own S. Department of State _ that the their own land and social services are spread Haitian boat people are not to asylum because they seek economic sanctuary, not throughout the population. It's no wonder, then, that Park enjoyed a broadfreedom from political conditions at home. •êThI5 pOsition," the (npj base of support among the rural peasantry, the CutiCle notes, 'soggeats that poor people have burgeoning business sector, and the armed A..ii'...kl i' no political rights." - ar mighthave Park retained viv.wrw _____ ____ ft also fluin theby We of a of office y without benefit of ecentralized Samary __ ofISCy5IJ powers he seized by rewriting the constitution In Day ad..attheUnJverMiy of VenosInaLa 1972. The darker course on which he then embarked Georgia two years op. Veno mid the led to harsh repression and, ultimately, to that fulfillment of such vital needs asmfood. Ker, gm~ j Ia R011 uiiu YI.i £afl ta at.. I' uuuul ru uS US uOiuwfl new recreatlonel Injury Is rapidly gsining'is joggers knee, lamis elbow and the like. ft's disco foot, end some 25 percent of dangai related Injuries now coming to the MtaIlIe.1 the medical eaperts are attributable to deN dancing, according to one eprialint, Fr. Joaq D'Amlco at New York of %di" cited in a DIsco foot can Involve namirus f . BUSINESS WORLD i: aa .. I a. rr#II UU i UI 4#'4R'4%I IY SI Ia44air I I . I I health C$TS iiid i4ss1'o,t was a recevine "AMNY"016'"POWWaRm By JAIWZ8 46 The IM4114POft V. WGGn4$ o .19 . — 'Ionson.:,'. A% V---W - said. Benson said the people ward other people to be police pIker,. They ward K 1isoullor law enfercsrnmi officers who someone they an trust, someone who will tetireto -1orlds OIer thdrd.ys with large lend a hod to—help, when needed. irtnisnts, he probably wmied to spend Benson continued that his phIlosophy Is Ibratirenmi fishing or psdrapa as bead thMthereIsmoretogoodpolie workthan _town police department. "'tg arrests, especially In a small Ismall conhi'mity. "Maybe a good police officer unalldepa,1"ent he woids'tbe k can help bygettlng aomecnetuniedlg*the ILI with lif, a his of NIs bsc sues heavy swould.'t following plib000plsy what email right direction. A good officer may even at Mo heels every moment and Im police force ought to be. That help hold a family together. When the _ _______ _______ ______ a hscoidpr ceheownphllsspltyof law - ~ I , I 210101111111111111111111 Is. - ..JL.A--A*-- am eenm. beèlu s as '" . . . 01111"s. .. - * A" I~% ~ ------~ a = waaNt _ - . io . i L-..ie 0 1 - Growing Older apow , er pi_i W * $. i I goo trfauud ftd . - . ewesau.sI'" 1 • ___ • -. kMlmIs - W. .•.. - kiso thus's a rse Esed rie . 4~ I., . . * J . . .*- L' ' I , -. ' ---- -_ 111111116141111 he1. l!t HaI AIM lin* to a —i —ia d*ped cM04 — utadhevuui.w 04 $ - _ a.?. Sft S t ijss . i I .... * ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ *b14 . I . &.-.--..&. (., I -, - 01POW a ft~, -- - --- ! 1111115 it -1. ." .r . = .. . . . 6 _ _ --- - z# Jrirh M W a Somme l so . . . • 55 in ~ ~ "A-, I N L. Jk4 ie -44 1 -Wldl U.&qSch.p,a4 iIlbs MeyW 11 - à no . ,, . _i__ 'Whaft J'5jSS . 'I •, . . , .5 - - , t. , - S - • . - • - - - a p -. Exxon Profits Sinful I would like to comment on Exxon's $1.1 billion, 119 percent profits In the third quarter of the fiscal year. Such profits are sinful, wickedly ___ —Ii- ---_- . _ j . . L.a .. . without piadstperg? They should besttsrty CIA down,and Ili_ra 'Tisy ø"54 *p'thS' top of the pot to keep our bureaucrats In the dylithetwelaav,accmiomed Mora too. ___ kiAI_ ____ d toever 41 =:" _____ _I - ,1ll1U lilt S I . . 0 . • _ Think alit: This would Include only 10 percent of Deportment of 's budget, If the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) took It all. And IRS's 40 percent take, before getting a whack at the shareholders dividends, will only provide $440 minion towards H,.JU, Education & Welfare's $111 billion budget for the coming year. C coarse, IRS's whack out of do v milbo shareholders win alleviate the PinCh on HEW's budget a speck, a "ldge, or some other mhisculs amount. It Is utterly beyond belief that we have In OW ifll such Wartime, villainous vipers. What will that Carter do to them? Will he threaten them with a government take-over of their businesses, or will he tell them: "I'm 1114U YOU rigid Out going to busbiam union you come op with enough profits to keep my buddies, bureaucrats In the style to which I desire they shall, live particularly my partners In the Department of Education." Whit? another education departmud? May lad end prsere ev us, and as the Frencben.nsald,"Yes, Lord, pick). is a little, too." S. B. "Jim" ow Sanford - Youth: S.. Australia Youth far Understanding, the world's largest teenage spthange program, will send lit students to Amiralls this January. Itedsats aged 1441 are sa. courag.dliparticipate, but they and to know oftheeppstmityprlortoNOW. is, when eurolimmis dam. Yeuth for Ua4erVilb Is a son. edt edica1IM .''uI* I a which has exchanged mere than 11* atidents world-wide lace 1161 and led 7,511students year I.wlv,d mere America students patidpat in the Youth for Usdsretaadlag --- Amirollis pr em win lies in VIlyd Urn asMtbepspd.en wheidersputofAmirMIs: lydesy, aid Melbesie. In" op W saI1w: ma aeiy open snivel, a ascend am hear,adlbeidJcMprinrli s. lbs it' am __ ijI.lbeimili,f Macs. - I'" read that mommurders __ __ ___ eawisreting usee of opsie ad ud : , by lila Hed Cites N.wi4, ad do BuOsenarsd Aukdo pu m I sans ____ 1esh to $ _______ sliouid know that Ignorance of the law is paidduring the month of June, the second Installment is due In September, no excuse. Billy Fuighirni the third Is due In December and the fisalpsymnentmtwt be made In March, Cl... Early payment discount rates are applied as follows: 6 percent for Why Is the cannery dosed? I couldu't 4½ percent for believe you closed down a cannery that 3 pi December, is moat vital to many people, especially said for Uuvh. mi.. become n ceoffoodsalknowlng delinqut on April Id, as Is the case how dependent many people are on with the current payment schedule. growing their own . Cannery? Why _____ , - food for existence. Once I was told about the cannery, I raveled all the way 'l wishing to participate In the Installment pa p need from DeLeon complete the application form and to have my fruits arid return It to the county tax collector by vegetables canned there. I not only June 1, ,so The lax collector will then learned a great deal about proper compute the taxpayer's estimated, tax 'inlng and how to do it, but always liability, based upon taxes due in 1179, the women that worked there amid mail to the taxpayer a statement at all times i Indi the amount of the In.ve In their busiest and betted days. dollment payment to be remitted. lidsisa time when the country ads When the tax pall Is completed and a a cgy moat of all. With Inflation odudin lia ility ad the price offood golgop the tax collect Will adjust the day, we all need to know about the December and March Installments to 'sjy and how to help ourselves atM reflect any ls~es or docrans in for the rough days ahead. Many of us taxes due. depend on gardens to live now, A frequently criticized aspect01the OWKWI y lwv families. Florida property tax, and cue that I never knew how loco even though hiens_ its uopopsdartty. Is the I had seen my grasdinothör do it when I collection of the tax was very little. Once I heard about the It was the . _1 of an IAIWAhn In canary I took many vegetables there nacung this law to r,uee the hiipect tobe done, but most of all $eamidan. of the property tax by spreading the edurMIonofsurvlval for myfi*ureloo. burden out over a period of time. The canary Should be uoiva.d ad Taxpayers with questions regarding made known to more, people In your this payment plaru Should contact their esea aid other coudhea slice yours county in collectors. seems to be the only ens in existence. pajcie Please consider _ _ b l doing It for am" everyone's future. June C. Welgel DdAind Pleas. Chapter Ilk.. C.v.rqo On of uiuisi ad Ire. wm S. Irmeley k hr peblic relations a, I I. dwk Doris as DAN, • V/rite . Dj1Sh, Mei. Jaae 11beiry, Two adTom VW" tsrlbeiremy cMIes of OW We lbs 1vo Build Is lied,aUisaiwsysapeesw.toae .. __ Sanford " lie cevam ____ others u you would have others do onto you" our country has darted on the down grade and God only knows when It will atop. Stephen B. Balint Sc. every day. I think that capital punishmeat Should be unforced to the flu Alternative Tax Set . .1 th. law. ___ uw bIpee$s go cM' :M In property taX billi, they will be more mU1411 and claim temporary 1"'ty and get off with a lighter notified ofanaltiat1ve method for se'i',nc,. if .otn.m takes the life of paying their 1* real .atate taxes. another person.No; i m c Should be Taxpayers will have the option 01 paying their 1* ad valaran taxes in pit to death In the gas ct'n'ber I also believe that capital pw''i.nt four quarterly tutallments. 11 the taxpayer elects this payment should go to all who are convicted of murder, rape and robbery. Everyone method, the first Irutaibnent Is to be • *sMndLa.aeg Is, ' Letters to the O&W are w$4 for ---& AM letters sent be siped, with a ailing address aid, If 5SSI$S a tiIsØSsse absr on lbs MeatMy of lbs writer may be verlft.d. The Evening Norm Will rapist the wishes d dWrNSrIWhSd..MvIMth* __ w _ Enforce Death $.ntence oftd debb m u1WAN— isdunddMo he ; i IOP . ___adL1T" I _ by eu to I, 11111111111111F • have been occurring more frequently ____ inØtoIMo - - they think they can do such acts, *$eseliIdirIp tea A .1111* saves jtem aftnie6LIHeis*siv. g, IJflIM of mirror because Australia shares so According to one news report the tn• tered rates have gone up to 15.25 percent. At this rate most small businesses will not be able to exist and I predict that bankruptcies will greatly language rings with odd sounding Increase. words like This will cause Increases In unemdiIIkUIII, bong, and ployment, murders, suicides, crime Australia Is a country both familiar and robberies. As you read the and strange tothe American way of newspapers you don't have togoanylife. ft's like looking through glasses further for Information to know how which aren't quite the right preacrip- crime and robberies are on the intion. You'll be going along with your old crease. comfortable American way and then This Is only the beginning, as the bang something Australian will Influx of the people from the colder happen and you'll realize you're not climate has hardly begun. Since the back home in the US climate is warm In the southeast area In addition to Australia, 23 other and work continues to demand most of countries are also offered from which the work force our unemployment rate students may elect to spend a summer continues to be down; but as more and or a year overseas. U students have more workers come down Into our area been studying French, German, the unemployment will begin to climb Spanish, Greek, or another language, and by the end of the year It will reach they may with to elect one of the about 8 percent or more. countries where they may use their The reports that we receive from our language skills. "Students are allowed labor department are quite fictitious as a choke of country. U they meet they only show the percentage of program requirements, they are ac unemployed who are drawing teempled and are guaranteed a placement ploymnent compensation, at the time of with a host family. the survey. There are some who never American families may also par- apply for It and others who are not ticipate In the Youth for Understanding entitled to apply and those who have prop'8111by inviting an International alreddy drawn to the limit. student to live with them for 6 months Because of the high Intereet rates, or a year. Students from Latin America who gets the benefit? Bank rates go up will arrive In January today until July. twotlwee percent at a time and hardly Families are needed to hod these ever do dpoeitors get more than one students who come with their own percent Interest increase. Who Is the spending money and Insurance benefactor??? Families provide room and I just read one of the biggest and funniest jokes of the century in which board and rbare their everyday life with their new son or daughter. President Carter said that there was no To apply, students Should call the recession yet, and asked us to be Youth for Understanding Regional patient with Inflation. Our annual rate Office 401424314. Approximately 130 of inflation is running over 13 percent students will be selected nationwide to and now our interest rate has gone over participate. The program fee is $2,996. 15 percent. We cannot call this inflation Financial aid and loans are available any Longer: but now must call It for eligible students to help defray the recession. c. Since we dropped the motto"Do unto much with the U.S. But, take a second and It's a world that's completely different! The animals are the strongest you'll see and theEnsilab ____ I would Ilk, to date MY opinion on some articles that have ad ft eduol. Write Readers immoral, diabolically neterious, not to mention, V4llI1IQlily "obscene". Who ininayIjlrrih.Iiemi.cMin u1 aut.of I . curred at a convenience More at 119 E. 25th St. Nov. 1. How does one expect cooperation from the Public lf there ls no mention as to whether the per' petrators were caucasIan, black, Indlw, etc. Thesamething applies to the serviceman that was robbed. Point number two Is people getting Involved. Twice in the pad month-anda.half, I've assisted In controlling traffic during an accident. One occurred on Slit. Road 17-92 and Slate Road 411 .The other one was at 436 and Wymore Road. I'm sure this can be verified by the police agencies Involved. I'm not a martyr or Dudley Doright, but neither myself nor any Of the other people who helped were ever given "thank you" or the red of the quotation that goes with It. No wonder some people don't want to get involved. Icaught a cold at the 436 and Wymore Rd. accident standing In the rain. Fm sure I'm not the only person ft has happened to. Whatever happened to that magic Word, "thank you" that we always expect from our children, let alone officers of the law? I'm a trained flrst.ald Instructor, and I was appalledtosee two of the officers involved In the 1742 and 434incIdent piddling (laughing) around after the paramedics arrived. I don't know how the other citizens Who helped rerosde and control traffic until the "profeasionals" arrived, felt but I'm disappointed ID their lack of courtesy to us laymen who try to assist. E.vens C3 U5SIbei T7 ____ p * .5 ______ -. -' --, - Page 2A you eu of a rubbery that cc. _ .MiLe,jsMdlhe uii * j i- ipma . _ I noticed your colwnn on page 4& Monday, Oct. 22, 1179, entitled, Please Write." I have a comas of things to say. In _ i r'lhe.11,.UI IMI ad ___ aw 11111=b do ftm 'p' __ a. __ LsehseaNNhisad,1cein1eurpshes: . .•. 11 mom *9 aftaftL' J l$ rn-__ • to th whs sell. 1a _U S IS ,J•f_" SIII =1 I - N I I. , " -.-. "., '. " M .. I * . I ft . - arusMms ___- __ : j _ s lmins. "Heat ft lithe that of lbs sick sil," hem".thI - - "1 inIlbeM visilsi br i. of shed ad . _____ _____ ._ -._ -._-___ - ____ am 1W* of 'Mhed peeps of all __ . 60 ems, - magazineMovement .ering the c*" of 11kw (eàias*rolMesteihe"gtheMckIn _ Ilsadvicelovth&htoMesgk '' led and VtEmedhe*aI Heart monthly Jewish '? lr'u." " Aid a d heea kT' as a •ISft lk( lf . b12 1. .. ; —, .. , . 11~ aam1u.uu , ae h_mi Iitfer,du!llsA1. ft fr_lsr&.* tosjmy. OS. *su susie hIU d — — ad mali. - . bated, 1 .•• To don't lid a "Wdomee"swaft ift" no rvusMsIiSve Heart . Speaks Iwo .., sm hr aw pi" ft% DITM~ PONO c.-aiI *sssrak lsnhse's tip is. IS. 54al.Ilb .. tEiul 161,41111 . d6p; a bchat in a Sheitage that is feat a di~e ropest was sepprmoed on we The a"Iiias 6 Wolft' Afiamaft &a;,.- - no I . am . Many. , Hel ed - Tel The Big ,A.WIOT" MW Cir'$ 'Oh - ___ dagapatrslvOde as the seed has itglvesusabsl$ercholosofabslter Etdibsrgsr has been oppolnt.d to the hits- with MINCId cuts In his depamt basic person," Benson said. "We have to Waysand Means Technical Advisory meat, he an aim be seel .ft new the softer with an oScar's lack of actual Co"miiIt,e. , Matim. .UIsIØ in erliuy wut ipmleae lorowhile,bullwouldrathsr Commissioner D14 Willi has b detes, pame to No slbsws, performing have a peon officer who an be tad." appointed to the Committee on Urban malateuanos tasks on the police veldel... 'TIIS so.called new breed has the desIre Affairs and Cainmljiloner Sandra Gums Is Is MIII parsing federal money for and cMhuslp". They want to be police has been named to the Agriculture puuuuul the department ad he Is still officers and they we now to talk to," he Committee. 1My des, thess teems sppIS1 ISh'W4 i&,v A&ItlIltaiM &W-fte 1 she trim the basic. ".IcM, we are immPted ted. more wth platforms. lass, be salt __ . 0--A- $., - fading from other sources, lenses has those who are completing the n"sb"am County Administrator Roger Nelswsnder I" aen ca-efi In ph'hg federal momy std police tr' at Unlvor.11i of has been named to the date aictatloni Or ad mor an4 The sad of the road Contral Florida, Swineie Community Comiy Administrator T 4mka1 Advisory at MW sew, howeva College, Vaissicla Ooavi'Mlty College and Committee while Assistant County ct 'I gives op. Nat only Is be Bells College. be Mrnheatrator and Budget Dire or Jeff - ..i1:lI;MtI.bYa , :, 'Ii" - _______ am" by of I& rowiiiaiis Wt shmab ml~" -.------.& ~*. golow 0 to' ___ , GO1dM, II•ArIz., contended that the pr.sIdus must have lb provaJoftwo.thhofthsgssatsor a majo Y% bothssnat.and Hsussto terminate the treaty.: And a federal district Judge recently agreed with that pld]oouphy Is not euctly trying to be all people accept a police officer, camthings to all people, bit in kind of close. inimicetlon Is much easier. They find we all000maL What flsnjBenom got when hebeceine He has several ways of trying to ac- are not the vtUnbs, not the Texas Rangers of Lake Mary was no time for cpplith that tea, and an relate to us," Benson said. "I've and the necessity of devotinga let 'Franklya mall department operates worked hard to project this Imag. to the ll depart. Sto borIng a under different pd'iclplee," he said, noting PUblic. meat with MIlls mosey. his force e"'pasIses youth work and *wi the five ysu's Renssst-isd working with people. Two courdy commIssIoners and two aks Mary force "sèofhis time his Hlspref.rencelnpoliceoScerslstoflnd members of the cosa4 staff have been teen consumed with trying to gat amend new officers rigid out of school He wat. named to cu'nntfttess of the State for local money by searthag for ches for new trainees with potential among Association of County - , __ __ 'S adam ___ _____ - . The .Mustard Cüts * 'flhrry Boons retired to Florida after 31yesn on a pello. dipsitmeit In - - - . Cel Got Involved Now do these wretches think they are? Do ~ . Vo _____ Pärtlu & Politics wpm aibneds such en spralsed e", polled temM wits. t PlAmmk%4. a ~ ____ ___- - ad bursitIs. ft is twice as cis oms Waiflib U esnoagmen, most probsbly bscaas . . -t 11111111~~ a (, (M ft &.L-~ OW.... :9= W - -- ----. 7 1 afflVew & ,W.-n --W-- T-wp,.,VK.-W 4 ~l~l ~ l ~ ~ ~ "40~ 4 I WN — a" UMU-11"UM& A M M .-I . 9 '' , "evolva' TA" . rufftmod, is more than more _ __ _ ~ven now undei way Ifi ck*ly; Pai Ford mode inroads in that mwkd in in with wom — high 11011, resources to iwat th; 400 O"dY rrwmnw by pocum d=U" this spring, Usredesigned madam and C"flaw"s butan Theream strongarm was an em en to sue. or, throsh leme " doodwasla ft , I =t the ew bam switched to stoollor, more fuel. of the cessive American presidents. Yet, JW as clearly, Big Three U.S. adornaksrs end the major 10011100 the i. ?M. I in adebed. the poor.to OW de-~ wdIt i rd Meft rdw it " . Amnegly Internatinal boa reponed * am dWW am In unitspected numbers for the importers an represented on the Up If in Wdy I— the stability, economic progress and military strength fostered by Park's rule are essential to It But they didn't become that a11&ed practicaL Y' I(bIflI!1 'MI. The Miatang, seenbtgly reverting to the form I7 01 American security interests In the Far East. ' If NN3i was good, small end spotty was even that made it an auto 'duetry h That ±i IM the eM ui pineno. South Korea's location his given It an integral b5It. ___ ___ hiroduced In 111$, held the top spot with 7* 105111 lbS JeW. 41ft role In the defense of Japan,,and the security of "For the overall period of the Dsvalisr Batwom January and Septimbir, total car sales between January and Septamb.r. whe knows? M.d Ii -6 oiqp soles in the United States, Including Imports, dYu11 -11505 111$ thi F.dsrmius both nations a m.t.e ' i the United States. w b diet vith -V othertop sellers were aienelm c., Uttle Sheet Des $ysdcats dIss In Caracas, Vonamuda, i.P.d 100 W"down 4 percent from the 164,111; Toyota Cellos, 1$$,IIIi Pontiac "dol be" eki* bedi an* at Whetheir Park's succeawn can build %i somie Period In "N. . . . 1. : ; Firebird,1310; Mercury CW4710; Ddm 0MI Is P hons. successes while avoiding his excesses Is a question , Bat Wall car market •' made op of si ulda't be soft nearly as Important to Americans as It Is to South _-__; __ 4 , r- -s, Amse tm* ropeiled is pert ocn'pact, and anallepsity asuents Dodge p, of all the mosey. s, -t Koreans. December 1I'B, "are rn.ui with the ak was op 16 percent. Prelude $^ nt j in hem the heat to lbs wwon s1s.0 of I64a NNflspoety lines, WIth 1.1S mithon Mlii, Honda jcMs, jes---. Under heavy foreign_competition and amág end .g rao* wells the opporien of wars op percent the bsgcM market jvurmncM rnw,lM, to prodsi more fuel. P,ri.Ia0111011840b cesri f I st5PIi gain of the year. OIIclud car,, U.S. attomakam are tooling to Inth tedlon j awan te, rw'n. in p As automakers have always knowi, may r js.'ju retain the spotty ailment without the hnge predseer (OIer ns) Nsl Iopute. __ waM frills and Imap in a car, ves If powerful englass that made th owever, on lbS tins. em attractive In weeld am Is, h I ______ pu.j seppiks seem a the pcM. Hoop= 'lbs Au!peat increase. am SOCVeW 15'th Nay buyers wad man then a bp~o bow with an men ft* " hwhided a hur dll~ - — a VA.0 has made a good usention. TIO Senate . ed dw J* WK," womia ad , =a should vote to ap prove the termination of the NitEalimUm $ev.os didilat i is Maul A1cdtEs trt lbs "P554k MuM.. operations___ at Ford Motor Ce _ _____ Taiw defense treat has treated the Ii j p- du • •'-'. Peace irom.--NO dyliing and e n well as bul weare to moi&k6NO ind on '*@" r =11 so" b to low 1-00swoomy. Those buyers gralide to treaty a. ce*y.ar termination claims, which would '_____ the sns&qerty line.,' he mid. Miii meet Mrlageat 'g 1 "iw on el rnatch Isautat, a end the pact at the end of 1V79. Mainland Luetly what "an op that mlst sent tuel economy will - marbut Ag pewicuintorset rsesrc . IS ~10 66m, dthoso molly say to ficiaktt sold flow C, 6#ft-~--N -11. - I --A.Wou~ "Irk k slift 11malkPirly lion normally we maw d the pamee 8*001110 fatal volley of gunfire, ____ ___ -. Haiti, and they are These. refugees an ..,. . - 6. _______ ___ Another do of the rec''y time __ __ liquor IS "Mta to ratalleri durt, 'M ha •. license In his home date (New Jersey) had been suspe nded. "But what he did was gel an Illegal license (from Arizona),' Nathanson says, "and so my daughter was was arrested In California on a _______ of coin$afrgs,r,jeofwhidiwu L W Y HNGTON that he possessed illegal driver's licenses. killed." A great number of Illegal Nathanson has since organized a :. The man matter of factly admitted he _____________ LL_I_I_I_I Washington-based public Interest group to owned at least 131 of the road permits. combat the menace of multiple licensing. One hundred thirty-eight driver's .1 His Citizens For Better Driver Records Is licenses! small (just Nathanson and his wife) but California authorities said they were astonished, but they thoulds't have been. the birth certificate of a dead personof his determined. The goal Is egalitarian As it happens there are millions of approximate age and race. Anybody can vehicle tee, which is to say: one driver, one driver's permit. Americans who carry more than one obtain the certificates from any driver's license, legions of them carry courthouse. The goal Is elusive. As long ago as 1901, several, and unknown thousands of the But the most popular way for Illegal Congress tried to eliminate illegal licei. motorists can stack their permits up like drivers to get licenses is to simply apply In sing by creating the Natloltal Driver decks of cards. states other than those in which they live. Registration clearinghouse. Slates were The practice Is generally dIshonest, It is For Instance, the California man men- thus Invited to coordinate their Issuings threatening, and it may be tioned above did not have 13$ different and revocatlons through a central cainto think about now that the California permits; on average, he had pider. But It hasn't worked very well. & 1 tdW0:os6l1ne Shortage has gone away three licenses from each state in the union. The reason is state apathy. Only 31 I America's roads are once again The California chap was therefore states contribute data to NDR, and yioo. Many of the motorists have no Immune to the laws of the highway,. U he sometimes only selective data. Many to drive; Indeed, many a's not fit to was wreckless and bat his California dates feel the data bank constitutes an permit, he could use one from Idaho. U he Invasion of privacy. Others are frankly not Ow many? Precise figures are not was wrecklom again and that one was interested in denying multiple permits; But the Department of Tran- confiscated, he could shuffle op a third, or they'd rather have the revenue that this says there are 1X) million a fourth, and so forth, front New york to kind of peddling provides. a driving today, or about 10 New Mexico. Min-- more than Congress has requested that NDR be are old enough to drive. And here then is the threat In the ac gngton believes that between 10 and Ilvity. Poor drivers may have licenses to expanded and revitalized. But no one motorists do not have orthodox kill. Ken Nathanson, a t*t r.drlving expects that a big change Is on the way. Nathanson says there Is no public support activist, says a motorist cantecause an for crackdown regulations: "New Laws gof the driven get illegal psrmlts accident in, say, Montana, kill someone, would affect all 130 million drivers, you by having counterfeits printed. There are have his license revoked, "but go on , and people aren't eager to legislate WNWmall order houses In the nation delving his car with a permit from against themselves." that siçply false Identification documents, somewhere else." icheling driving licenses, for between $20 And Nathanson should know. He's been So It Is that the licensing continues. As ad 450. The houses will forge a license on the sitfering side ofthismatter. In 1175, does the hazard. To illustrate: that truck from any date, using whatever name the while on a motor trip with his family, driver who Ken Nathanson says killed his MW wards. Nathamon's car was struck from behind daughter was convicted of dangerous Besides this, illegal drivers can get by a tractoMraller truck. The truck driver driving, but is appealing, and meantime fttm OR the strength of phony In. was entirely at fault, Nathanson Insists, he'! continuing to drive the nation's highIn California, for .iniple, a "And my 14-year-old daughter was killed." ways with, of course, a pocketful of utMiuid may get a permit by supplying It turned out the truck driver should not permits. 114GW? .' history of motor vehicle problems, and his DRIVER LICENSE - ___ D r ive 1 T D rink have been on the road at all. He had a Speclalto the Herald Not long ago a gen- • 'J I MIAMI (NEA) Over $ boat people of a have arrived hi the United States countries Into an industrializing dynamo justifiably envied throughout the Thin World. Economic growth has averaged 10 percent per ear since 1961, among the highest sttathed growth rates in By TOM 1EDE In the ;..;., '.."Y.. ,;-e •1 F' Over the course of his 18-year rule, South Korea grew from one of East Asia's poorest ____ darbiom. - even gifted administrator. Phony Licenses Increase rbsckMmaybsnw,ways thanoee- Including age. , •I I III 1'flI - Our - VIEWPOINT I $enday, NOV. 4,mv-4A Iewpolnf V - oa The tragedy of all this Is that it seemed unnecessary. By almost any measure and certainly by the prevailing standards of the developing world Park Chung Ilee was an able, Evening Herald, Sinfeq'd, Fl. - . Other B t encouraged a climate that in turn OPINION evening Maybe It the time Md been a bar Wor wonftlothe=andSeim W$"paid t0 be, ___ Jay would be alive today. who do 'tUbe w elting sell IomaMps n • pm. for the briØ NOW to show - wbrinthr-skies, New York, Los M$w or lAbs Mosros JUL IAN BOND tatorship. And by surrounding himself with subordinates who shared his penchant for brutally -s..- ,' mmomwmmmmmi L strong presidential rule inclined Increasingly in recent years toward a thinly disguised die --. - .. change. A friend el to another city has to arise 'hate daylight I enjoy rn-'tjc candlelight dinners with the Intrigue of the nighttime poking from the outside. BI* by time mnerthne darkness arrives, I By DORIS DfI . ___ l ____ ... dad paythgGod, who Initiated thetime Wu There are those, Including my husband, who shou d live In the lied .1 thi MIdi*Ight Sun. There are never enongh daylight boors for saint folks to complete outdoor projects, Including sports and reaeatlon. .i .. hmlodmyWdUaWwMtnw=Wmy.bave been Mded- =* b hostility toward the ho 0 4011111 Could that In at this bour? - - ••• I dark, which woidd have been 7p.m. and AM light the week before. There's no doubt about It, I hate daylight uving time. For lbs people who want that eatra how of H ,.. -, -. oor ell Around WAYNE D DOYLE P bush THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor' RONALD G. BECK. Advertising birector Borne Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month 3.I0; 6 Months, 2j0; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, p4.00; Year $47.00. Sword.,. ,.-,.• . V YN. FRENCH AVEANFORD,FLA3v AraCode300 2-11or$311e.3 Sunday, November 4,19796-AA e Who Lives By T e .- .. .- - Eveninglleiald h - .- Wint Yet f. C... "0106 In Fins. The Evening HiraM ale. vaeenss lb. r ..divilute NW uc.$ benissee slid aplejaud lSr WoIi ciaferm II space SharspWdam,de,saidewa. �q A—Evenins Hire Id. Sanford, Fl. .......... •• . Iv.,d.i NsrsW, Sanford. FL 'I Just Like Crazy Stuff' Senday, Nov. 4, 197-7A 1 ASP A 'Wizard' uvrrr.i Sanford VFW $118, 5:304 p.m., log post home, on efront. Samford (A Women'. Gr.up, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Aaoeealon [4dbe.an Church. Auction and Bazaar, Christ OJlJrfjt, Lcsigwood, 2:30 p.m. In pariah hail on Qnwdi Street. SUNDAY, NOVE)ER4 YoaagatIleafl Dome, 8 p.m., DeBary Csn.mimlty Center, Shell Road, DeBary. InstructIon, 7:30 p.m. Open an LUIWA i - By alAlUtItS DENNING imi did was order aloadolconcrute to mbors up an old Mane dilniey that bed Mood alone In a pasture for perhaps half a cuiry. The workmen who delivered the concrete drove their miser truck out to the hollow e 01 the town of Cookeville, the pasture and up to the chimney. North Edgeman Ave. SaafordUee.,noan,HodayImm. Lesgw.od Serious, pson, Quality Inn North. Weight Watcher., 7p.In., Sanford Women's ClUb, S. Oak Ave. 7p.m.; Summit Apartments IIiIbOfl7. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power Si Light. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Avenue, Sanford. South Souhiels Maseate L.a,, 7:30 p.m., TrI.l Drive, Camelberry. D C ora CIsh, 7:41 p.m., Lutheran ChItch of Providence social ball. Seminole LA, 8p.m., open discussion, lii Laki MkuiIi Drive, Hallway 8055, Sidord ___ . , • - City. . Free oe pii ($s, 34 p.m., 54y 7th and Eke, Sanford WEDNUDAY,NOVDNBR7 uity Ihiweas, - it t Euteid Homemaker Clubs of lam" *6*0 Ill am. - 2 W&O Altamonte Spiags Civic Co".. FRWAV NOVEIRS. CheIiIas In Ns,ernbn 1as I am. 1o4 M Deitona Us.d Church 01 (bs1iI, 110 Pr.vi Boulevard at msai. d, pt Items, linked . Santa. Iimd 11:104:10. - po s ___ _ professor, will A1_hld@ryd1kvh63ApsLc0rmp HMaW Look Holds rw% '''free I. ___ ___ • . Gre*r1r'lu l* Pa" Springs Civic (s'. WIIt *Ibsint procedon. by ' Y FRWAY, NO!119 . itrsbs+Thss, free sdoy i' — en stroke by FlOtida l'ptuil'$. bisith IPEfi. ad rf 5mb. diparasids, P aa. is pa., Florid. fl-al" thiando sIbs, 01 B. Rel 4p. ' 111~9 . _ I! ftr*ft P.M. am Im 2'I.iA •iii1 "no bwd waft IA ra a h Kennedy rown P SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) this year before the election, the canpaign of California Go,. Edmund G. Brown Jr. looks s i den r e - more Ilkn a secret society than • a me 114M In the shadow, 01 the bath, between President .] ..• ___ . _____ 1 Kennedy, Brown nearly soupe. natlinsal attoidlon as he . • ___ NOW - , •.. • _ am* a --j' am )1D4i.NMf $ '' l .j _______ He sp~ MR - about ceim. He Is aplat avelsor pwor Impressive early showing. wedthlost, backers is Jeff singer Hdon PaiR MMP. IbM I law' (A hell cii way to boll Otherwise, the's will be no Wild, level ku1iitual aMMIy," he wMar") and the MX n'imlk' Browi canpaige. Roddymid manager ci the rock He would Ilk, to bml Caflsr .ep Cidcags, who Is orpnls. UM a 'spader. "I'm wining prse ("Mass t,aasit for a lbs latmaci the world." P'uu.") In New Hampshire, where leg awls of concerts for the PV lbs resend, Mwe dill 8k vms a I 1-ced federal Kaim.dy is comldersd the easy ',"ipsir. hum's said 1-'-1y to is in the b1M aid droeg .,vlmsmion. wilmer, aid to do well In tans: "I'S hi (or ft r Sal prMaetls, A former Jesuit Minnesota, which holds 0111011411. to ibiüiil." L'!11a, Brown in ags I*IdIL4 causes the sums BOsin's aesselatiss' 1lh lbS dedhpesahy, bat gmirilly day, Feb. 30. 'do BsididIa.d ir is sbedIsu. His neat Mg *lngn.sd $0AMrnIntkelp sws is lbs pWklen ether would ha "Ikili, whets the Lak. Off#1 ' • • Liar, • $1500 $51000 DInturs sits LIMISICy $IIVICS , AI4-4 . . J.O. KANG DDS • im iiw LONOWOD PH. secss - .4 • - • I WA Don' buy V eyeglasses. VFet,to I t BUDGET OIPTI L. Is COMING T SANF*RD 00N1 Firefigh't.rs ?IIL LLIWIWICB àpictlons aid. Tue finine viii go easily nspelrid problems. aiist adlbs Dwtag the IaspseUeus, smvesr.Iet. .....1Wi finder and IsvaIId.fladsr . '!!' . ." __ £ '.'2 do a 11s' 8k:tataeresN; PUpis. IMintsd th (ad) losh ps'sid 01 hums- Be. ma *iu1I* Iid7 W4 at to D ys NI a . $M'JAy NOV* So If eme to a pme •. "M 111W be • '1W - Homà In . - ft. t'00 $iU . - " IL Far". IIyIXI$ Whit. filling • [$:$4pa$c LIndA (X-Ray. litre) BI d politicians love to hate. In recent endorsement of Kennedy California, fellow Democrats by Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne openely sneer at him. They made Brown's life a little regard him as a political op. easier. He no longer has to fear porttmlst who cares only about offending the political running for president. .tabllsiznent hi the populous "Idon'tarewhotbe other49 Mate governors are for —I assume Brown strategists feel the I'll support myself," he saId Mardi is flllnols primary Is the first that Is a fair tml for Part of the anger Is directed Bown: ft Isn't In Kennedy's at Brown's uncanny ability to New England or Caner's South. 'Con arm Md tIm" 1~ MIN an issues that tia mnlgi* be crazy but not rich. Fill wN.w.Taiuu rinu earned him the name "Jerry "I think this Is a marathon, Jarv is" , 197$ after the tan- said canpaign manager Tom cntth jdJjatj,e apprvad Quinn In an Interview. 'lids is ml the lO0.yard dash. lift were on a 24 margin by voters. Voters apparently didn't that, Uwewem going to have to mlxuLAysragebe won re. poll out all the dcpeat the very ,, election by a record margIn 01 beidng, win or ices, there'd campaign," observed EJUWVVLI baa major disadvantage." 1.4 mliii.n yates. veterm Brown Msr In his Brown then set sigida on the Added Quinn: "I don't think civaus i''nil that has contributed to the tars in Im #Mft that left be"wilovernoesimapmea White House. Actually, be Carter is goft to foM wild, I bodn't tolm his PoNool syse would thialt, OW somewhere the bode vueftfound in sub 11LAL11 He is doing his best to put off WvnaIncsll7S,whai now the and of the primary ills. Brews is energetic caw loath a serious image. 'lbs he w a late entry in the race .son. To t.I.. money, Brown may P. Recently, he spent California unflake doesn't to block Carter. But the ohetarles between some dart rock concerts, a n Urns In Now exist" Insisted campaign we parsuani ca4 with, deputy Richard Maulilu, Brown and the Whihs Hose ma t,clurdqus bath he and Carter S$WllecSdinl5eltid, 'That's a figment of an hiWr then mr To lidis Ms used in ms • lip I the car, and that the Senerchias have refused to return It. she had to work In an awkward Injuries as well as financial loss position changing linen in a from the fall. Mr. Dowling Is sleeper car at the yard. claiming both financial loss and Catherine Dowling and her the lose of services and conhusband Robert are suing Wino scrtatlon from his wile. DENTAL CARE -I - , illyBredepaflmu prum. ..--- -AW low. He has trouble falling g ,,. ytnamag. Bi* don't coml out the 4lysar.old Mercedes-Benz. Southiantic claims that it owns defendant. She claims she suffered bruises, shock and one side of Lee's little lan- Rain tree, the Sunburst locust, Hollow, the man who said vers a ows B 1971 Dixie Stone Inc. for damages. Mrs Dowling claims that she slipped on lettuce left In one of' the company's store's from: food sections on March 17, 1979 due to the negligence of the - the Breath ci Heaven. l 'Mary rt is,. á ll 4Si$bd ' -- . d • . •• - .' , - loft 8ou4IiuMa, ChSer Iwsat Andrews Presbyterian l.aki BOWAiWa y= • -.. %M country . • I Southiantic Corporation Is suing Robert R. Senerchia and his wife Rose for recovery of a she slipped In spilled water while working In an Auto Train buffet car in or near the defendant's Sanford yard on Jan. 14, 1977. Additionally, she claims she suffered more damage to her shoulder on Oct. 13, 1177 when - , ' Seminole Civil Suits William C. Myers and his sortatlon from her husband. Sanford, Mrs. Young claims she Beatrice M. Young and her suffered bruises, shock and wife, Shirley, are each suing Albertson's Southco for husband Donald are each suing Injuries as YmIl as financial damages. Myers claims that he tharlott Soesman, her husband loss. Young is claiming both slipped on rice left on the floor Carl and State Farm Mutual financial loss and loss of serof the company's store at 2381 Auto Insurance for damages. vices and consortatlon from his State Road 434 In Longwood on Mrs. Young claims that she was wife, June 30, 1979, ai1fenIg bruises, injured In an auto accident Dorothy Lawrence Is suing shock and injuries as well as caused by neg1Ient driving by the Auto Train Corporation on financial loss from the ac Mrs. So.sman on July 5, 1979. two counts of negligence, As a result of the accident on claiming over $2,500 damages cident. His wife is claiming financial damages as well as Magnolia Avenue near the on each. Lawrence claims that loss of services and con- tNter.ectløii Of Third Street in she Injured her shoulder when running water Is the most . top t ~ eww ft Clutch.TR~,T _jrc saaier Sid ma, Cl* Corder. A U -. •- ____ me. . As they poured the concrete • IVDAY NOVEMBER I Samford SerIous, 7 am., Bombs's WlderSpnlngs8ert.ua, 7:30a.m., community center, 1 Into the forms Lee had built, ____________________________ one ci them was overhead to say: "Who Is this f ellow? He must be rich - or he miat be cryl" Ark Los, the Wizard of Hidden Hollow, laughs his quiet j laugh and says, "Well, I'm . certainly ml rich." ,•; Uke all wizards, Rae only seempazy to those who do not ' " understand what he Is trying to ., . -S-y do, who do not share his dreams, who do not love as passionately the things he loves. — "I jiat ilk. Cray Muff," Pills L the small man with the kTpIIh touch ci the practical joker In his pemonality. Lee Is a retired tool.deelgs Overs a o wed u)l $fli waterwheel turned by the engineer who helped build 1IUW from a mountain spring. Ards Lee drops .nrtldng from World War u handfuls of food to the exotic fish he has brought to figidar plans, to the giant (A his unique resort at Hidden Hollow. Sanford AL, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Free Bleed Preesure Clue, 74 p.m., 7th.day Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs, Lake Mme Amateur Radie Sodety, 7:30 p.m., SOC Tele.Communlcatlons Building. Sanford Airport. TOPS Chapter 79, 7p.m., Baptist Qmdi, Cr Lake and Country. Club, Lake Mary. Oakland Shore. Civic Aasc'4ki email meeting, $ p.m., St. Mary Magdalen social hall, Altanonts Springs. Sanford VFW HIM Pod and Auxiliary joint mosting, -.' f - his resort at Hidden Hollow In illS, 00101 the first things be Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. CeucllefArts&8descesAvtum. Apple R am to2.mn w4naV.Uauhomeo(MrMrsh IJddo Jr" Ale• Springs. $3.7 vat1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Monday Menus T.s,tmastens CIsh, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamorde Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church Casselberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonts Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Deland; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic costar, South Seahole LA, noon Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Samford AlA..., 8 p.m., First United Methodist, ___ In his 11th pond beneath the transport aircraft He bought clocked Coney Island. Hidden Hollow from an uncle In Out In the four lakes that he slowly turning 1S.foct water' 1952 and slowly began building has formed, tall fountains jet up wheel swim Golden Orfi 1131UP the small resort that caters and downs brilliantly white In potted from Germany, Israel to groups from family size to sunlight and colored by deep carp, Black Moors and Comets. Rcidb.wthg swallows, send several hundre& red and blue lights at night. Lee's poetic eye "sees" the martins and i kingfisher nestIi Coupling an original Imagination with a talent for shape of something else in jot the cliffs above Hldde working with materials such as about everything. Even in the Hollow's lake.. And running al wood, water, cement and rods he has unearthed In about are ducks, turkey4 electrical wiring, he has con Hidden Hollow, he discovers the guineas, peacocks, rabbit geese, a goat and a deer 4 j £ dructed oddities like the rock , soun d of ni isctiz..aiycsiis is that potrs forth water when you 'strike it with a stick of wood. Whenthoday'swakis dons, Lee sits beck In a sb4 Lee has just finished a on his potch, rod* gont1yari wishing well. But It's not your stening to his own f . li ordinary wish ing well. As ALI rnvfl9 SOOrnrflg music the sound 01' visitors peer Into Its depths, a waterfall that tumbles do dream of water suddenly and idl aiui Wwra iurprlslngly spurts from a from a sprift in the how prong on one of Its cedar pods. figures of marvelous animils. "The sound of running Then there Is the love seat by There is Pooh Bear rock, rabbit Is the most soothing thing in the lake that when those sitting rock, goose rock and rocks World," he says. icon ft least expect It turns Into resembling various reptiles and As the aim dips below a gushing cushion of cold spring dinosaurs. head of the hollow and a water. ft's for swimmers only. "I like the abstract art that falls across 1t world, Ia. Inside Lee's snack bar Is a you can see lnnature,"hesaya. stroll down to the fa1l wanowged mirror. At least, "You just let your Imagination breathing the delicious cocineel It's a. mirror until somebody rim to anything you want to of the air there. walks up behind you and claps make out 0111." L his other hands twice. Then the He points to and names "The aim goes down bsre mirror disappears. Where your downs ci trees and plants, both hours before It does j face was appears the horrible comnionand exotic, that hehas CoWe,botthere's MW face of witch behind a pane of brought to Hidden Hollow. In the sky and ft's cool,", hi glass. There is bamboo and purple says. "Come down her. by,thI ft's different," eTpI'blI Rae plum, paw'p.w and holly that falling water and r In th' with unmistakable glee In his glows green In the winter when cool it makes you feel like voice "That's one of the things the landscape has turned gray mml* dollars." I like shout this place." and black And theghinko tree, That Is the wealth ci Ineeci, these things are just the Japanese date, the Golden Lee, the Wizard of H ___ Who Arda Los started building to public. Ballroom sad Round Dasciug. 8p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcern Blvd., Deltona. SemIasle AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, Sit Sanford. HOLLOW, Tien. Resort Builds 0nemsi0f =A=K1'*nd The following civil suits, which seek damages In excess of $20, have tpen filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith: '. '.:. , O"t44' En"re Inywoory of hUrI&Nk of Or!fT1 -011 pub ..• roomfor now hlpmsnIs. Al I MUS 001. ..• T AMEL pill ;'' f4 ILA , .. .. :• -' " -. . . :,' (' un. ii ir 'I •_J.I4, (I ' 4.,, A'i. 1, ( , l.•t . •' ., I . --- bake NNW Od . siiu) uY iiSipsi 1H111 "iuiiirnnsai& ' I ', - ______ Md • ; : . • :-.. .... .. - - • - -' . - -- - * �, *: ,.... '. ,. ,s . SA-Ivealag NM. - S. . .•, - Seamy. NOV. 4, • I ••.", - .- .- - - - - ,. -.5. - 5,.--.- . 5•••._ • *' r -. -•.-- • - •• % .' . - .5; - 5; •_-•-) .. - ,-..-.--•- Economist: Construction To Slow With Recession Wa •1(/. ' . ' 5 , . . - nstruc - '_i;.. 4f '." ---" •- ' .: A. • - - . F 5 5 5 . - -i..ii - __ as Despite the construction slowdown, new buildings such this George Davis. bullithree hpdrn om home at Saba[ Point. continue to be built. ContractsFall -IPA 1978 Values - For the third consecutive month, September f new coustniction fell below th* comparable In, valul, K wall two" $woo tW do F.W. DodS9 Division of uhmom ;Ids= Comply. Sewbirs $132 how it contracting for future cm the 1978 p___ el cot at midyear, was reduced Isharply during do third quarter. Residential, building contracts for the latest month wit* 4 percent of the l= September value, with $lj billion of new work darted Mallittlamily building _ Ao I In gooember go a 1111 pme so "w Um forof the- aim Quarter, in ruldatiol "Wouo building at $51.1 billion, continued to 1M's value by 3 percent. The number it dwelling salts In the fl tlreeqirteraollfltraijsd Led )'SW's volisne by $ P'°"' ,, 01e At $t According billion 2b how"", to am D contracts for nonbuilding conitruction were 11 percent below the year What has this lnidghway.brke construction________ I..IJI. evident In pointed . tal of In The $311 billion cumialll" contracts for no'mhuilding construction was Almost exactly even with 1014 valise tar lbs same period. Tdd cmdruction held a contlouW to ad gwrm"Em =W44 N01110 - nonresidential building. housing, and building cosutrurtia. - e down In the latest month. we actual Carolyn Dillon In Ranks All Florida Fealty of Sanford introduces newactivi associate Carolyn Am Dillon. Mrs. Dillon, her husband Joim, and daughter Melanie reside km Isitort Mrs. Dillon Will hanle buying, selling or Investing. Its PanAmS Adds - Miami Route - Iwwoosnnd lead sta,t.d I Undid Does Index revealed a moded in 's from ths ss weak', July and A14iM rates of contractb" repostedw. A. Christie vice amid chief .iium1st for F.W.'b.d, SepSomb contracts tar uosr"dsnt1iI buildings were vahsdnt $81 billIm, a I percent decline from the previous lipSimbir quaint. 'Ills mOnth's lom was concentrated In +-'ndal aid 161110181011,projects1 width were down 1$ pneW km 6* Was ons year ago," aM Christie. ' er contracts invdv idandleall No med Important bib qiraiIns km weddiddajystum. New 747 Jumbo dss$slasAag---ar,psetcia narrow A percent land ojects dorw this ym - S Is nyuM COOk Poniwy Is that Florida will havie a 'Great blocking by the line," -w" how the swift amalor T:L* pf..$wsb -GIANT step toward ''t died y and Individual id with • 3j4 jjaunts of at aid 80 yards. ft of nrd rival IAM was do dedriMn 76yard daub an a ally *0piJth "Ma$s mew wsl let no from QB Tray Kiigsr, that " anJos pusl'.ud UcQeanon pod the :u mid ci the Uses 111i mark fur the yeso'. Ho d 4A su, e, new stansin at ills yardo tam, V so long that &00= of Witorawas Fad to-A— Umin lino'to) gelol$ery ticket to pur ase a home. a builder, that might Now 'g," sold lhiwl! berg. ft's avery unhealthy, çtIve ua.fl'. a'° kind of Inflation where you have too many buyers diNing too tow houses. The price naturally and the homi buyer Is the real loser. same is by Bobci øma. Federalt In Miami, chairman ci FUMe me'tgqe finance com mItt., " s obelous that the anInIdrMIon Is asking the Iii4Iy 1 bullet and work With ti t 11 rates down, said King. But to high the would be" to down't) rapidly ad par back up. Ind" we use a who the demend W the industry will be unprWered V1 a" Lit ch 17w a "Good lord, we'r. i t work hard to get sbut slow grindind first quarter. sideline to the lake Howell 13. While ft was a mout step for Making a customary sweep 'We double OOVofld all their Lions to recognition, It was left McClenaon sgdaJy rscivsrs," dd.nslve bactheld It ___ coth'J Golost aid of lbs M'e Mops by taIlbeck yard scoring tout. a lonuome Lions' Kiger lishind and IkC$isnos Which wvny Dods behind lbs suver, re tieback In trod coverage. the vldiry. Hawk secondary. Dada "W pispid am duke, all cC1es.s - monlkersd aniggedthepaadultodkm night, but didn't Must U as el an as touchdown. Ito much," lbs former Uule..Iy and me Friday MarteBi added the POW aftert of loath Cudus siliy sit ered for yard, fora 74 lead whth:$3lb km the "They co"ip'it,d more to first half,, Kushager than their own - •- dNdbyVbesCInIbS5—'II dalIij - ,. - kwpreo a $. laM in ,I, --, w___ 4 . ', — 1--- — S Nm..rm'dir.OL * .,a.rs es. - EX .—.,-. çoupmovsit mivss.f Food Fair from Philadelphia mad it Pan American We"Id to __ __ ___do el !rniJ" u.A±! w aAIrW$3PI manngsrs fro an Frea4jc,and ps • - atidd 'nt.&vIa - CNELSEA TITLE AND - GU ARANTY -, - .- -. '• -. lbs urlw. hers for from a ,udsd,- W 1b9 int4ddar In- oRes tb r ____ . i w. ______- S -- '- •- -, y - - - -•nb mmy - ys.rs tifis and d OU (Oviedo) don't belong on the same fieldwith US," which gave Keisinger his format for apup aa.wibly sermon Friday. "We had Troy reed It and It until hemmed In at the sideline, then reversed his field and outdistanced everyone to the goal ,, ex p touchdown. Conway's extra eventually get field position." point was wide, but the Hawks That game of punts was also pulled wIth 134. won by Oviedo as the left-tooted The Lions, nevertheless, Daryl Johnson kicked five added the clincher five minutes times for a 42.2 yard average later when KInger plucked and Capoblanco six times for his second interception and 38.7. returned ft to the Hawk 14. A distraught Howell - coach The curly-haired senior found Weir, trying to collect his I n-. blocked, but the Lions led 130 certainly was a motivatl"nal with 1:15 left In lbs 1im- tool," Mosty iild Shout the "That's how Its supposed to work" Kessinger said of his iiva _ perfect pltchoids. "They can't stop him after he turns the corner." The Lions' 13-point advantage laded imth the 32-second mark of the third quarter, when aided by a Chuck Scott recovery of a tumbled punt the Haw ks ' IftbeHowbare looklog for a scapegoat, however, they need not look to Conway. It was the "'mg i'dng of McQennosm which solidified Use victory, "When I turn the corner and om only os man I'm t1i touchdown," the shifty senior said about the 74-yard gallop. Klngsr again 551 Taking over at the Oviedo 22, play by holding the opticim pItch Capo followed by Billy mill the lad second befOre Jacobs with a lS.yard decpback gutting hit. Marvin sped left drills to &iitt Smith ftrthe. th.. - wideout Marty Neese In the enthone on a fourth and six a 10-yard touchdown. A amWas to MCQomOO for the two point conversion bulged the advantage to 214, which is how It ended. "1 confidence," sold KuInger of a horrid first half which law him misfire on all eight passes. "It was a game ni .A •I ....s..IA 1WW1U — thoughts between the team bus and the bleachers, attempted to put the game In perspective. '(Jpfl we learn to contain the outside naming, we'll be In trouiie," Weir said of the shifty McQe''s exploits. for . two runs nam*. WW WV -. ino s,, 2 "He's got great savvy In the open field," said Weir. ,we played poorly. Rigid now I can't IkI..I .f .....akl... 7II13 WV WU 17191111. .. a, 14 . '"WepWsdaOedgums,bnt laeer_Aither Jerrn. md the Iloilo as flu' he adamfra,all "mom __ - ,'- S .• - '-. -' S fl, deapped the ___ S 1ai41s Camphil, alicia a •wedfl the ___ • 5- -. .5 tr S - -' S .5, .• -, . .,Aa4$uSkeGr she" -; bsMuodwiekIn ,- S . - 00is in . S'k'rles logo dskeas MouldiuJu.aatu,s oupiesi,. Orephesad's -.5 - •;" - — - - flv$arva44al. keio44adusoCie* In$Ll*adaEat$$, - 5 •u.aas ---, S thu -. - p-idles went aguiod m. 1`116111 he close leekMts," liusy mid died the 'gaiuswidth MA S •' . - 40 c'? . - j '___ 101" 110 owl 5 • . .5. 1•..... - ..-. MO W Tw . 14 1 - - -.5. •; MUW VI . id 111111V AM "Mm plenty to celebrate about as the Lions number one ground gainer picked up 208 yards on 21 carries in Ovledo's 214 win over the Hawks. coach Joe Montgomery seems to be discussing pat game celebration plans with half. back Marvin McClennon. McClennon and Monty had - - AI YOMA &W "Y" LISITTI'. WJWVI"f aulkMM a total A ' - biuisu,huu e Sa Web, beckoned Bob Capoblanco from the b*en to relieve the Ineffective Wood. Once again Capobianco responded with a sustained march it nine plays which almost ended succe.fully, but Rally Conway's 32-yard field goal bit the crossbar and bouncot.. down no goo& It was a remark by Conway earlIer In the week that "They - Is ftMg "sir #&III dike." in WImer Ham wasknocking the ld quarter. gloom was that the game vu a pissed an Interesting match. Reggie CumpbelL Brantley Patriots travel to red a bedf ulllbs soovad half behiNd lbs i' as lbs deer iln I" WW WImer Haven pit lbs gem. non-conference affair and mc for what lake Howell coach The following week the Sanford in a game which will a. iim rriy tir.wiug d amit. tbsp NOW a &ped fluid away in the ciesing seconds didn't hamper Seminole's Ramiiy Weir called "the bed 8.mhiojeg have the home field probably decide the Five Star as *Lud &24 Dad p.rkmysd a 14-yard lou Vol MiampI IV lbs hwd4wk whas third string qusrterbeck chances for the Five Star defense we've faced" led by ad vantage again when the Lake Conference Qismplsxiihip Winter Is Dennis IIIm with two Vitbot loins WnUuu lg )fojj get into the act. conference title. -. fluids Oda 00 05 lbs raced In the d N but a Hsih fired a 1$-yard p to ' 4'fl• hurts our pride," Poesy Dthti a, iory cerno groundferad down Mthe mod sorbls for the bel W 6 Guy Bell tar- the mid it Isiord's third non. j.:f MO SemInal. 13. Did Ow Two plays later Did And toucdiun, cia ones agia costeresce defeat width have do f heiked ep with Dol Bdm hr D.D. Inders for, a 80-yard eseverted to cesplsts, the corns p'mit some top cobb', e..rke* Iu sf an a J.C. Cii's Otis tsakdiui Did a ID Wb CobsesiW with lathed on the cesi4lftc'i, Earlier In a, year od II. DeERe as cenveitsd the Di WNW lIne,.!. g wod Mod ad 214 60906 -6 opped to'. * to In, 74 ep144 Cad 3:41 r---ri km One hr gleam the UVIMhIUIk.d Orlando Evans fl, Mkkysmdid 'rester aid pmlosniy ranked Orlando _ £eOter. a, Isom "They'rethe Wilson we've were diactod 11100111 ohm Eve.," Pasey _Witar Haven. bell vu Seminal. - rw - - - - 710 M for S 'ter- Haven '', -' - As ous, - -- Carp,atjon uub,bt fat LsuóâIs. 5 marv TYINTIUIIIII Of • liii w itthes med -ucuvi tres IL.. u. I. am P4dibuuad lies. "' 'L .,CarriU nalMasy - as' "*i -elud befit, theyove_ theyasvs UUS"eddNISCdlfl kIrIlyMjiyA5 i wepardins d _____worked we sovee ci om _____ imi, __ __ • S .S- VV - .is Hum - ' TOi. ANNOUNCE A Yothte Miami. E__Imrecei$lycocjmI't.dlbs move cio.ai w COMPAN I' - - - teem," Gotort said it the Hawks laid _eder pausing at. to* and 34 yam-do plus tires Interceptios. Superqidck Johnny Cobb grabbed one to Eemingsr's two. But It Was Kugor's grab that set i a lad ditch effort by Oviido with time TWlh* out In the flst half. A field goal attempt wIth 12 later. ges. Keiduger, playing a football seconds left, howawr, fell a The Mvelous One's r. bit U pee's it hang. iming, ndwlthdamdiag, ft iirew centerfield with the elegance ci yard boil, HaIftlm, Oviedo 7, "I vlb d forget lbs pod to be his throwing which a Willis Maps, marsd Wood's Lake howell 0. I$* at lids backed the lAos Imo a 74 wounded duck @11=0 ° aid to ths stat., adeodig. but a scordom Hawk 4$ and racedmc lbS spattering edith Howell Coach ft' . new locations, h* them NW new bomes, and statS befitS. Se Ibsy irs ustsperd aid It was the second time In four we" the se"ly lesoeptl Hawk NeSnd7 bai ecer*bedflrauda1.co1sby the halfback pus. Audi. Clovelead bed tbm sorlier with afl"tkow. Amether, soaring sppuitmit pruedsd Itself In lbs farm it a =1101141IMPUM it a pus one mind. -- _ epe - trind:d Plildi bi T.? b? will pill poessagers w1a lrwftuof. -. Hong Kong and p1 wed" be ii - Nirlil Pbsis by Tom V$csmt e1evn panes but ran the sprint out option to per fection In leading the Lions to their eighth straight. victory of the year. S quarterback 'frey Kessinger gets set to cock had lire as the Lake Howell defense moves In. The quarterback completed only some out of Transfer Route Is Rough IMdR$SdS' bi state's — Edmonds 0111111. is a tremoodow addition to dw It* rodard gem" - TALLAHAEE The 9,700 corporate.membsr Home Builders Association (FHBA) warned last week the federal government's cr.dlt4lghtenlng pouch threatened to cripple the home building Industry may cause an acute shortage of housing next year demand for homes expected to reach an all-time high. The recent actions by the Federal Reserve Board to the nation's money supply sent the prime rate spiraling to 1k, percent while mortgage Interest rates reached 13 percent 10 virtually all of the state. _ A 13 percent rate Increases the monthly house payment on.' • typical $80,000 home train 806J6 per month (an an 11 per. end $83080 P!' month, fIgus $100 for taxes andtv insuitance. That rate will home buying Markst, a situation which buWUWdws and predict could mean major decline-new home darts In 1880,': Meanwhile, am state is experiencing strong housing, demand due to continued populstW migration from northem dates and from jobs created by Indiatrial relocation and In many uof the date. Builders and lenders polled felt housing could decline from, the 189,000 single and multl4amnuy units projected in 1979. Dr. Hank Fithkmnd, director of the Buren of Bkmi and Economic Research at the University of Florlds, bad projected 101,11M darts for neid year but plans to revin tia l, becauset "Nobody everthought the Prime rate would go to is' won _________ Ho dW* r."' .' L. -' 11111' rly mom" via I I I I I I of ---ABN*md7hocomp Unk the Orange Cky I _ a arseently " the new momw d - 4A Hawks 6 In Florida •• 1 :1 ampni•r ____ On ___Seminole Team __ ____ SamnithnttbeO.L,.sIsr---- 21, Crippled. and business $IN 'S '1r IDENTITy : 3A Lion 1 roll "ItIf '— *87wn es t 88th ivuiity ci 1 MarveIous Marv"Molds 1-Onn Vnr,I V,sr M Bulsiders - . - .w'eiui. S 1i LOS ANGELES - An advanced Indrimient '"ding system (ILA), designed and prodiced by Northrop Car. poratlon's Wilcox Electric, Inc. subsidiary, Is scheduled to be Installed at the Sanford airport as million Federal Aviation AdutImsirdlon (FAA) proam to In _ satellite Thellawm ____ 6 1 and _ for private and by ads loadings In had weather, poor visibility or night Iloilo m wSlous. -It accomplish.s this by providing electronic guidance to aircraft daft approach loading. FAAAImdrstcrIedndd,pci the $100 mmlcn nd.UIte airport Iwpco,vi'org proam Is to relieve congedlos and reduce the mix of oumIn,rdal and non.cemmerdal aircraft at major hub airports such as Orlando — by making neighboring ,steij more attractive to private flysm I is the firatftina"tmtlysqw*deOWtoWpeapmW atlas ho their,_____ Sunday, Nov. 4, 19704A risis - Now Landing System Hon Vistasm qra Evening NeraW, Sam!srt Fl. S mercial .-• SPORTS WM U and indud" building WM cWt&U@& And that's the way things will numb," he nK "until there's a fundamental change in the scommic onviroament." -. -. -. - ' Lord UIVBS on all trorult The economist warned the vctim IndFy ec S that as the Psd.a1E,o . ultimate raw ci interest" tc deter InfW1 the p market Will depots. S . : . • ANDREWDUDAJRI MOOS Nob' FOr,- VIh.aviss - .w.wuu. v... S - , and In Jao, with on.__ dip In Miami 5 Three select graduate achievers of Orlando Junior By JANE CAEI2EMY They settled on a five-acre farm at Oviedo and have HeraldSWfWrfter expanded Into a multknllljon.dollar business which Achievement, spOfliOT, will make the 110i1 Andrew Duda Jr., co4ounder and member of the has diversified to Include cattle, a produce COlflpSfly, presentations highlighting each person's life. On Wacker will be master of ceremonies. The event Is co. board of A. Duds and Sons, of Oviedo, will be one of an equipment and engineering division, a processing tire, arm business leaders to be Inducted into the plant and farming interests throughout Florida and sponsored by the 1 Committee Qamrman Halpl Mien uld the piwpe other parts of the U.S. and Australia. Mid-florida Business Hall of Fame. The hid ittUil Induction will take place Th ndrewandhisbrothers were instrumerital with of the Business Hall of Fame Is to honor proniIlnt uuRwlwy y, Nov. 15 at the Orlando Mariott Inn rear business persons w owing a otiièrs inbuilding 1AMwan Haven In mmunity reception at 6:30 pm. dinner at 7:15 pm. , Oviedo thaM ibutions of leadership to their for the'aged, attention andcetder,home 1AWman Christian gainingitsresped;call the° ddll day care Also to be ftW1ucted will be T.G. In of T.G. stem and its value to our country; Inc and the late Howard Phillips of Dr. School, offillated with St. Liukes Lutheran Church. ze Jhe hievements of those who have shown Born In Czechoslovakia, Dada and his two brothers "The more we give, the more the Lord Weises us" by their example the Importance of maintaining free enterprise and the American way of life; end to enwere brought to this country by their father, Andrew Duda said recently. He gives 50 percent of his Income Sr., early in the ce'st%iy. tO charity. cotwage young people to follow their example. IN BRIEF __ '-5..- Duda In Business Hall' Of Fame. BUSINESS ftW - 4 nn Cionsrucuon coritracts in win tow r more than this year's antklpsted level ci two pernt $15 billion. But after accounting for the Impact of In. ftation, the actual plom6 of next years construction will bs down by dot psr cont, ft was aNmajor codirem forbusiness asctat,es. George A. Christie, the McGraw.HuI Wormnatjo Systems Company's vice president and chief economist,' W the audience: "On the sauce, you coulde't find much evidsac, of r.Calen the construction Indry In the 40 Of IM- But 1011111 In that dill fouls all th5riskiocn thed . •'- . - - -,• - I,*lIIt,,- - -I...- ?--• 55 5- .- -, I 5. - a, v ada bk*S$4kstolbaIhesDsv. xmaoull AC V. , 3 t W711 5o _ "" ftftreed P" r*m 'W & &""ftwul- U0 TIftWA a Psk Of WWW UUM buk m diek ad'JS'M.JIr.bIid trip. t96 J .5.__. - ' :.- .- •' .--':- ..- '-.• - �. I. . b - . - . .- - - .., . - . £... - .- - • ... -. - - . I - - I - .. - * . . - . _ .:, ..:..,. ..._.. "..:; . p s . • •---.- . .. •- I . A! 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday, Nov. 4, 19fl 1 Lady Silver Hawks Win District Crown Darniche Holds Comfortable Ll Tribe's Patty Corso with a back for next season." By JOE DeSANTLS who we will be playing and we d Herald Sports Editor dynamic save and Lake Howell Winning coach Jo Luciano probably won't know MO un The Lake Howell Lady Sliver took possession and the first called the victory, "The Monday. That make. "' ..ii Hawks capped a 28.2 season game 1543. greatest feeling In the whole iM.rndlng b.earn. rI* . Friday night with a difficult "Giving up that lead kind of world in my shod coaching we can't make ssiy plans for 1c; straight sat win over Seminole took the wind out of our sails," career." opponuata." i High to capture the w79 District said Seminole coach Donalyn "There's no doubt that the But the Lake Howell OSS 9 Clan 4A Girl's Volleyball Knight. key to our whole year has been did have a few things In mind Championship and advance to The Hawks and the Seminoles concentration," explained for lest minute practice - the regional tournament, scrambled to a64 tie in the Luciano after the victory. somim wi At the outset of the match it second game before Lake "Right now well work asses That's something that we looked as if there might be an Howell took control of the really went over. We worked more onnot letting the asft jack upeet In the making. tempo and pulled out to a 154 very hard on knowing where come over the ad," ,i$'ed After giving up just one point victory and a berth in the you are on the court, where the four sport former cobs JCJ on thç game opening serve, regional tournament, your tesnunates are and where player. .'iSemInole took possession and Coach Knight felt that after the ball Is." "Another last minute brok jraUled off eight unanswered attacking hard the first game Down $4 In the first game up will be on the direct heed and losing, her squad lost a Luclano gave the credit for the spike. We have to be prepared .lipOIIü to take an 8-1 lead. It wee at that point where little momentum. comeback directly to her to play any type of game "We weren't as aggressive In squad. Hawk coach jo Luciano called a against any tYPO 01 attack." critical out and upset the tempo the second game and I think it "The time out helped us but it As the gyronadum emPtied hurt us. But I'm super proud of was the girls who got back down after the match, with moat of Seminole. . "1 Just wanted to remind our our girls." to business and concentration spectators heading for the [Abe girls about concentration," The Seminoles lost twice to - they really came together to Howell football San atOvledi, allowed Luciano about the time Lake Howell diring the regular get back into the game," Luciano sat in the NeathstI out, season but played their best beamed Luciano. admiring the district IL,ky The coaching move worked to match against the Hawks in the The Silver Hawks will now when one of those rare perfection as the Silver Hawks tournament, play host to the regional motomb any level of sport. 1regaIned composure and slowly "This is the closest we've tournament which will tip off 000iaTid. -eicrawled back into the first come to beating them and I Tuesday at lake Howell. A We freckle4acsd girl in 9game and eventually tied the couldn't be more pleased," "Wedefinitelyfeel good about pig tails came over, shack Ike Knight said. score at 13 all. playing at home," Luciano coaches hand and smiled, . Lake Howell's Mary Colson 'llhia has been a good year said "&unsdiy COS(t I wantia play j1offad a beautiful spike by the for us and we have some people "Right now we don't know yet on your team." Lead In Corsica Auto Rally JACC!O, Corsica (UP!) - Frenchman Bernard Datniche was comfortably in the lead early Saturday after three trials of the 23rd Tour of Corsica auto rally to boost his hopes of winning his fifth title In this three-day event which ends Sunday. Darniche, driving a Lancla Stratos, had an eight ' minute, 28 second lead over Jean-Pierre Nicolas, In a Talbot. Third was Jean at the wheel of a Renault 5 AlpIne, who was three minutes, four seconds further It back. - Offensive Explosion I ARCADIA, Calif. (UP!) - Arachnold went wire-to-wire Friday to capture Oak Tree's $J,000 Top Command Purse -' Friday at Santa Anita Park. Guided by jockey Don Pierce, Arachnold posted the 3¼length victory over Clout in 1:13 4-5 to earn $13,750. Arachnoid paid $3.60,$3 and $2.60, while Clout returned . $6 and $3.80 and Palmistry paid $3 to show. low GOLDEN, Cob. (UP!) - A district Judge Friday denied defense motions to suppress wiretap evidence in the drug -' conInIrf!vt,4a1nfII,........ 1--i..J'-_•.--_ -. p'w"., uiviuwzi op executi I ON Denver Comets prof"World volleyball team. ves 0! A state grand Jury laM July indicted 23 persona - In. cluding Comets president Robed Casey, 27, and his brother, David, 29, team general general manager - on charges Of conspiring to distribute $1 million worth of marijuana and cocaine as part of an International drug ring, Eighteen of the defendants, including the Caseys, will be tri Wed Nov. 13, two will stand trial March 25 and three ' remained at large. Chiefs Reactivate White SIIIMIII I Gibbous Red Barons. Between Patriot quarterback Tony Constantine and Baron scoring ramble. signal caller Fred Buckley, the pair sent 71 unidentified flying While dis Patriota moved jot " Won ibs "cod MV they Were pigalcins into orbit, docking successfully 38 times for a whopping constantly haunted by miscues and penalties 542 yards and three touchdowns. 7bm latinsceptions, a lost frn'bI. and In pniaitles to When the smoke cleared and the radar functioned the Red be exact. Barons came out on top with a 34-14 victory over lake Brantley. "You cen' gIve it away and lose yardage en penalties ad "We got killed," said a sleepy Patriot coach Jim Haley on his expect to come out on 4:00 a.m. return from the Ft. Lauderdale trip. y'sd Lake Br didaasitd job, beldiagibs asually no "We got a real lesson tonight. That was a very good foothill oriented Barons In duct, lInlIng Ceeil Gl Is 7$ yerda team -ths beat *vs 1acadtblsseeam1 ,_ n= _ ~ ANANA the sound also, picking op two more touchdowns rushing. For Co,utiM1'e, the .lgi*h game 01 the seseen marked the Buckley put the Barons out In front midway tlwough the first third time the lanky nile, has thrown for over * yardo In a p1od on a three yard keeper, game, Then It was thus for Patriot quarterback Tony Constantine to Haley w already looking forward to the Patriots final two answer. CbiaMIne closed out the first period by putting Lake games, both coaforeacs match ups. ,gj, qr Brantley back In front with touchdown panes of 27 yarda to Thu "fl ey'r. both big ones,"_ed the coach dud wsck!a Bark. and 24 yards to Scott Jackson. misting with Defend and a lesson fk agabat P,11,l, Buckleyanswered with a on..yard touchdown rim In period two "iiis has ham some kid of cry football for 1-'t1. and the Barons wod back out In front on a Buckley4o.Mike (gy," jam4 out Haley. v" ' It .1. Ua....sll I .l.. C1k, aa •avwvu a.wy u. 91 Iw1niaii $4 tin I,dLiw1iid lItaIr U. IS3 . i iI1.fi4i ': PICflIC usv;ssin I. • Portland 10 7 .533 $ PrynItruat Phoenix 7 5 $13 3 Plrst,ame 4 5 545 3½ 2J011QUIO$i 5.00 too 240 Seattle - 7 Pinta-Coido S S .500 4 o$O 4.00 Golden Stat Son 01190 4 I .333 4 1 Echano.Rey.s 4, Friday's aos.s 0 (1.7) 31.10, TIll-i) 3LIS. New Jersey ill. IndIana 19 flitI N. Phhhs*IPIfll 51 ( ,4 ~ho_rnwo-Oyari New York 112, KlAus City ,.o s Is IRIca-Coldo 440 III Denver 113, Chicago if 0(34) *IIS P (4,3)0O.0g y (,3. Los Angeles 112, PhoenIx 110 ta 1211m; Do (34) 174.01. Portland 173, .ifl DIego 102 TMrdgauio Seattle 117. San Antonio IS? $$.ae.R.ifl. 1$00 550 440 Today's Dames 1 RIca-q'Di. 4.0O 3.40 500on it Washington SMans.coi 3 New Jersey at Atlanta Kansas City it Cleveland 4133540 Houston at Detroit Philadelphia at ha 945 3.40 2.40 CPIj10J.VegI Milwaukee it Chicago 4.4 ifrta.os.l. 6.W Utah it San DIego 11e.Armm'e Denver at Qoiden state (1.1)50.41, P (1.1)19.75, T (2-1. i -i -Mar an alleewsu 01 . a, too" in on • ---. 6 Wit a . , a, . - lAnd _ -- i to 1111111wo an 11-111 '- K 6L M" mwm Lands' CBS's Cross, ,.-,,,,,,. with Gator' s Brantley For S.Y.S.A. lb seew 811*001101111110110is.111wa N~ today J"An , ----___ The Yah Iports Association soared a real coup yesterday In 1an two big tuenus to help In Its 58th Aseksneey Celebrationover the Thanksgiving weekend Early Friday morning, cBS upodacaslir Iry "NYL 1v" -- f -, dow was __ 11th Wlseus, wW lobs an aqacilwco Ai das Tnq AtpIayMNse1badisi '7 in her wiead- A deobbas keeke in as sreplarfor aMok will fellow bat Ike hur joob4amsi u _1y To r n Insre, . - ___ i 7J do Board - - • CIM New du I M_ d in as at iii ad serher M sLm Am" . - - rdwasdt.tkeBrgiuINI • a'is pwNUpyUin at Ida's i i wes plaft 'MSatflNSob. Mg. as far as football Is and Jail Lumaidy,_CSS• k $$$ern,eg nsa ciiiowasd is stlll up ithe air 'u'r". on ki 55W IiIIII regal., for "NPL Today" Friday afternoon Cross the LiLA coobbi's be's lid. Is Psat 1 wWc has speed to came to kqivli picked a hotter mad. of won't be. $ celabefty tip reasida sad ws• p* 01 Cayns a gust speaker In lbs dedimtiofl and hard wok then thi,rn.ijI.Iupiny Awsida IY.*4. foothill flilval d the Gator star. to ei1on limb his* Des Reedilagore lbs wlflbses bad Frldq evening, in lbs day to day 01 liik rner and Iutired N11 1 ion • a. a _ __ Joe ____ o io . Is a 2111 tam, 1ins ;6W is • of a, "she lid. "1 dmft low ahot heuli Bas, a. _ ftil 1111 - SMFF W"411111111010 7- Dallas Philadelphia. WhlnolOn as NY Giants flt*(I4)4MI,P(14)14410g7(I4. $1? Louis CSIWil 2 1) 41445. llevia*game 'itáita-Elorza $40 $40 33$ 940 5.11 V=Lo rena 940 - - oritili pest - . r- ijup Pup WiV Gilds, in a, is of Aveiiary ,XkMIes in t .s s. - a. in pn 1beUIIW .. . 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I ___ - ),ff._,_-_ NSA sufl1 lv United Press IlluruNeaet - %.':q:1h Or-."* NF- . 40. L 1'sIWI5Ma,ffi51 410 340 245 TainN Bay dIra-Juan 2340 740 MilmIsita lAlava-Minds: 740 Chicago 0(24)14.00, P114)131.Ng viu- Green lay Detroit 1) 055.41 Well A - LISP; lunate $100.01. Prolaiketball Lighiweight Battle .1 I L - $IIOOTINS$TUI L*Dll$LlA0IIl . T .i11.'uin . . 3'1 t % - 6. KeglerIs Komer Terry Mill 9-10; Sub Doyle 5-10; Bananas; it. all Macs; it. Out 11 Towners Arlis Robinson 0.7 7 1 5 .IN High Games: Nancy Rivers and Other Highlights: Tony Brown 4 High Games: Rich Williams 302; 4 Mary 0. Hardy US strikes In a row; Lewis lutlor Freddie Williams SQl; Jerry 1 HIP Series: Mary D. Hardy 112 Turkey; Hi Average: Men Sub Holbrook 119; MarnIta Carii 113; 3 evil. Nis . 0$ sat; AIWI Osinsr ISO Doyle I6 Women- Ann Curtis III; Dot Bryant 193; June Plant 103; 1 $ 0 III evil. hada3$300t,Mars.epMrjsI)4 Star of the Week: Wes Haney +01 Jack Kaliles W. Royce Richards au,. No a 141 game 01 set; *00; Pat Tilly $04; Cathy Doyle lfl; W I. Margaret Tindell 11 ave. had a III Aiim Cooper 101 SALLICHAIN New Orleans 1 1• some; Nancy livers $40 av. had a High Series: Freddie Williams Standings: I. All In the Family, 2. La *1190115 171 some III sat.; Becky Newton . pj Ml; RICh Williams III; Jerry a. Setw.ens; *. Atlanta 3 40 .333 l2iayg.hadaI$4game-lnset Hssde;$.Hufn' Son; 4,MleyCats, Ifelsraek 114; Dean Hamilton 100; Franc isco II , Convened Splits: Cathy Doyle 2-71 7. lorudersi 0. Memo yeI t11 Bryt $00; Dave towe 417 Other HIghlIghts: Queen 04 the Jr.Cverlsd Splits: Charlie Plant 4High Dimes: Bryant Klck Isada,. own Week Oct ON Mary P. Hardy +0; 166: Larry Blair (first lie) al l 7-9-31: Kathy Bubur 2-710: Bert Cleveland it PIilladslIi, I ii lbs Month NiVIiflblI, BUI Vernon White 114; Johimie *.aet. Doyle 3-0; Cathy Doyle 3-I9; Faye Doyle: Queen at the aenlilser 141; Sob See 100; Paula Can-elI 1.1-1; Binnii McDaniel 04Dallas Of N.Y. Giants. I P.M. Nevanber Grace Tt::month Kathy leop 114; Dibbi Pegel 144; Thelma o. New England at Bifale, I Murphy Turkey for 135 game. Other Highlights: Eddie Barges: lusidrick iio Thelma Hicssn .n.. Pegpy Mien 174, Aim See $44; olmy Royce Richards; Jack Hansen all T~ Sly 11 Atlanta, I p.m. C*S54Il*LIIOU$T1lI5 hid a Turkey; Star it Week: Huff 173 W11tdflit10 it P$tthtwgh. 1 StandingS:). Sweet lMØra$ien,*. High Series: Bryant HICkISI, Jr. Freddie Williams +03 P. 011 FaIlMvls: 3. Gypers: 4. Duller 127; Larry Blair 103: Vernon Weiss Ciiicimill at Sowimine. I Oull.s: S. Free Birds; 4. Star SIP; Johnnie Lawtgenlil$.r 4131 NINOONIR$ p.m. 010100ni 1.lnauatbtuu; 5. SpecIal Powle leop 4111. Tp4ma Helkb Staudlngs: I. Lake Mary's Pub; I. liii DIego at lames City. S DelIvery 450, Thelma Nlcksen $15; Poppy CPIUSPe Crab House: 3. Lucky's P.M. No Gsmss: arm ftbWmm $44; Mien 01 Carel; 4. TWO Is Awnings; S. Minoeleta it W. tIbli. 1 P.M. Sub Quyls 173; WIllIam While 315, Other Highlights: Star it the Doisifli U08001 4. F'IIIIP N.Y jets at Gram Div. I CusMoullM;in 1010!; Week: Paula loop +04; Hip Sank, 7. Stenstrem Mostly; I. On. Jim taffgw $10: Tany Sneer' $10; Averages: Jim its; os WOTM 1; 9. *OTM 2; II. $allerd 00 ON at Chiesgi, 4 p.m. Many C.NIms $31 (77 iv.): LewIs it in NestIng $15 h$0elos 11 $Ne, 4 p.m. Dir 543: Wee Haney U$ Mlry. High Series: Alice Oweinore 114; New Onsa at 4 $xQ04at'kb 111i G5l'Old N*Mam Mc$0iA145s so[ WIlbeb 115; RUIN Eve 444; pm. N, Standings: I. MW Ihahis; 2. WORN Hubbard 01 sin PrancIsce at OM'end. 4 High levies: Gerg WhIle 45*: O04Wh Arch; 3. Turnever s; Hip Oames: Alice Dwemsrs Nil pm. Leals St.Uiv 410, Simy CSUim - Prance Inns; S wo $nams, 6. Ross Misasnsmilh 104; Seth Welbob (71 iv.); WI. Hiney 44$ msaaft% gims ' Multlm, 7. McOsam, I, $. Ill; Nancy idserts 147; Haiti issuwen at Miami, I P.M. Convened Splits: Den Faim 1* nssCsa, 9. iiIn,rgl.',; Is. as Nelson $44; Waddle Ray 140154 W 5 V Pd Pr . P ... . . 1, : N W. 1111 Tie Capitals 720 4 3 0 .44? 4 3 0 .447 110411 2 7 0 .222 - _ - w * halt 1 1 IIiffi - sed .No . ft gat Seed Aeoilos med 1 a. , I . A"_ 60 s. "O.L... . .iri a. - . 4' .11il". .. 1. ad " iUI1iiI - -. .Nftft . 11th 01 _____ . .. - igi Z= 2 Isoti Gum - -. 111111%&"1111f, - -_ I it 84 vison" 1A ran" L 4911 __ rr.a. 01is i*i - =611:0 .Wft Iha. dft .1 '*, a . Aeelse luisis --- an at Iwt 40ww 4010, _ Depis. . - • Vasquez.. edkts'Win * - I , WWRIIIIIIIIIINI ow iB am" 01 .so - , , . , . I ,, 1, - a. UAll Jj a. BrssJin =in *A lib CNN a. _____ Jets , ' ----- 'I. dmirvaseeldobeerddaisil E to M odoink js AN. s, - To Ice,, - - Allers 00a" Is 8"4 50th Hull R --- By Uilted Press Ia$eraaliosal Winnipeg's Jude Deouln and while Darryl Sittler scored ii While 40-year-old Bobby Hull Washington's Pierre Bouchard sixth and seventh goals of II was making his celebrated traded first-period goals tp season for Toronto and Da return tothe NHL Friday night, account for the standoff. Maloney added the other got a "real veteran" was remindAl Springfield, HoWe scored In other games Friday nighi tog people be still very much his fourth and fifth goals of the Edmonton nipped the New Von wood. . seam and 7*h and 7$1stof this Islanders 7-5, Quebec tlei Hull, who loft the Winnipeg NHIcarer. He boon scored Atlanta 4-4 and Boston dead $.a'av's Jots Oct. ii, 197$, returned to three goals In the two games locked Vancouver 33. Kanu$ City at New Jersey imis, game Seattle at Milwaukee the Jets to play his first NHL against the Iaafs -Mandsa 11.31 0.20 4.00 OIlers 7, I4suder, $ 10.00 4.0 San Antonio at Portland -lr$Wre game In eight years Friday "I love R. I feel pretty good," Wayne Gretiky scored tin le-Elorsa 240 nIght, playing 10 shifts In a 1.1 he said. "I trained all mmer goals and asslstedon another L (I.?) $1.11; P (1-1) 71.lOa T (1.7tie against the Washington so In pretty good shape. But Edmonton mapped its four Pro.Football Capitals in Winnipeg. $lx* game I still to prepare myself game losing streak. The is inoAmore 0,20 4.20 3.10 year-old center, who ha Meanwhile, well across the mentally and physically, I Vegas 4.20 2.00 Ni. Stasdiags marl rho#j i mal continent In SpringfIeld, Mass., 3.10 By UaffeI PINS 1pta "ft's a trornesdois lift for us missed the previous two games (54) 30.15, P (24)31.00, T (14. Amerlcam ceatereec. 51-year-old grandpa Gordis to win at home, We're (the four with a throat infection, ignited 30. las, Howe scored two goals and WHA entries, Hartford, Win- an Oiler rally in the first period Saveutigame W L T Pd. no-Colds 11.40 4.00 3,30 New England 6 3 0 A0 added an assist to power nlpsg, Quebec and Edmorton) with his third and fourth goals a-Curia 4.50440 Miami on, then odopBtair 4 30W Hartford toa5$ victory over stlllapoipo( four tryingto -Doug IsO NY Jet' 4 5 0 4-U Toronto, MacDonald's goal in the the Whalers' second prove that our league is good. 3.$)44.40,p($.3) IILII:T($.3. Buffalo 4 S 0 .444 & Mike Bony bad two W. victory over the Maple Loafs in Take away the top halfdoasn ncoo Baltimore 3 o. 11401h oome the last tires nights. central NHL powers and we're very goals for the Islander.. Aide 17.40 1.20 3.50 w i. T Pd. P's with the rest of the NIIII.I 4 FIamII 4 Izar-M.nd.j 10.00 5.10 Pittsburgh "1 had to got my feet wet 7 2 0 .770 Real Qoutler scored his ninth el-Juan 7.00 Houston " a 3 0 .w somewhere," Hull said. "It was (I'S) 41.00; PIll) *4010; 1' (IS Cleveland goal of the year with five 4 3 0 447. .05. Howe's point was well-proven seconds remaining to lift Cincinnati 2 7 0 .213 as good as any time to start, I Ninth game w, knew I would have to work it"Friday nightas the WHA team. Quebec into Us tie In Atlanta. 1410 4.10 4.50 W I. y Pd. It, It damn'S feel any different posted a 244 record, with 0.00 3.10 With Atlanta's Bill Clement In Diego M ing In NHL again then Hartford and Edmonton win- the penalty box and Quebec laying 5.10 Denver 4 3 0 44? play Q(14)$I,50,P(4,I) 131.71,T(0.I- Oakland 5 4 0 ju PLOW lnthe WHA. We had a ning and Winnipeg tying at goiueMlthhi Dion pulled for m 1,. 10. Kansas City i s 0 444 lot of fine teams in the WHA. home and Quebec earning a tie extra attacker, Cloutier put the Toothsome Seattle 4 $ 0 .441 "I'm jM happy the two on the road. a 11.00 1.10 345 puck past Daniel Bouchard for 0 4.10 340 leagues are together driving Gordle's son Mark, Mike the tie, Former WHA'er Kent NOHOW Cinlireace 240 towards one goal - entertain- Rogers and Alan llartgslebsn Nilsuon scored his ninth goal for last (1.0) 31.55, P ($1) 31,40, T (SI. With one solid league." had the other Whaler goal.. Atlanta, W I. T Pct. _____ - Wgr bea I a, ' Jai-Alai - tackling better and week and you find out, like we good to see since the Giants are we've also lost five In a row. Bay at Atlanta, Cincinnati at reviously e fi burgh have provided everyone TheStee]ersareseconIInthe winless Cincinnati)," with overall team enthusiasm, have thrown In with a unatd* of Super Bowl league In scoring with a25 point thetowela little CIty,MinnesotaatSt. Louls,the Dallas travels to Giants bit, but they kept playing." xu and possibly adress per game average and first in Stadium to meet the hottest with a very high spirit level, New York Jets at Green 'Phil Simms is an very rehearsal for this season's title rushing with a 4.9 yards-per- team in the league, led b) In other Sunday games, Detroit at Chicago, Los Angeles unusual rookie. He sees a lot Cleveland is at Philadelphia, at Seattle, game, both the Steelers and carry average, and New Orleans at rookie quarterback Phi' more than most rookies. He has San Francisco at Oakland, New Denver, The Monday night Cowboys will be concentrating Sim ms. the making of a Bradshaw-type England is at Buffalo, Tampa runon their respective division game is Houston at Miami. firs, quarterback. He's big and nlng, Terry Bradshaw will be New York, which lost its races. Pittsburgh, which but Dallas bolting to throw to premier five games, has won four in a strong and he can throw.' Giants Coach Ray Perkins 14-3 last week and leads the wide receivers Lyon Swam and row, including two victories realizes his club has been John Stallworth, over first-place clubs, AFC Central by one game over Improving but warns that The Redskins, who suffered a The architect of the Giants' Cleveland and Houston, entersin, Dallas Is not just any other talus the Washington Redskins 1440 loss to New Orleans last comeback has Sunday, who along with I1a. week, will have to regroup their New York's first-round draft team. "They'rea really fine Football deiphia, trail the Cowboys by ofterse,which failed to score in pick from Morehead State. team," said Perkins. "It's hard 18 plays with goal-to-goal Giants have won all four games one game In the NFC East. to find a weakness. They have a situations against the Saints, since Slmms became a starter Steelers can be had, fine runner In i Tony i Dorsett But Steelers' Coach Chuck and they include victories over said Washington Coach Jack and a great quarterback in Noll is not taking the Redskins Tampa Bay, the NFC Central Pardee, club, with (Roger) Stauhach. I hope the Lightly, leader, and Los Angeles, record, has been one of ( playe rs realize we're not there leading the NFC West biggest surprises of the, 1919 ,,We have respect for them; yet, We've won four games but NFL season. "We have to earn we think they're a fine football "The Giants right now are everything we get. I do think, team,"uIdNoll. "Otwthlnklng playing as good they can i though, that we're better Is there are pretty good teams this point," said Cowboy prepared to play Pittsburgh in the NFL, that there aren't too Coach Tom Landry, 'Thy' now than we were a few weeks many teams who aren't, and all done a tremendous job. They's ago. We're playing defense you have to do is play bad one been playing very well. ft - u SCMEBOARD .. America Lead In KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UN) - The Kansas City Chiefs . Friday reactivated tight end Walter White and placed '' starting linebacker Charles Jackson on the injured reserve list. " Wldtehadbeenontheinjuredreserveflstforfourweeks with a bruised knee. He will be in uniform for Sunday's game against San Diego and will backup darter Tony Il Sainuels. championship win over Seminole High Friday. Lake Howell won by scores of 15 I .I,- I I I and 1&9 and -will now boot the regional townsment beginning Tuesday. --- ___ ___ Teignis ' 4a% - Washington Looking For Upset Sunday By Usited Press Iiteraatiesal better -I IU Bwono added ecorm In the third and fourth period on I ONE Constatill's 5 yard touchdown run and Dim Parry's WA"Wd . - • NEW YORK (UP!) - BaseSurprisingly, Goltz was the The Twins also retained California, Cincinnati, Mon- has never won more than 13 draft, was also taken by 12 bell's annual war of check most cherished item on the list negotiation rights to Gaits, but treal, Boston, Pittsburgh and games in a season. Stennett, 28, clubs and had the honor of being books begins today with Min- - probably because he's the 27-year-old pitcher said his Milwaukee. was once one of the best hitters the first player selected, by nesota's Dave Gaits, Califor- younger than Ryan and the old team would have to stand 11) In the National League but he Toronto. The ace reliever, a key Of the 44 players eligible for nia's Nolan Ryan. Pittsburgh's owners felt he would come line with the rest of them now. the draft, only four players has played only sparingly the figure in the Orioles' American Bruce Kison and Baltimore's cheaper. The 30-year-old right"They are going to have tO last two seasons after suffering League championship season, were selected the maximum Don Stanhouse expected to lead hander was selected the max- compete with the other clubs. broken ankle in 1977. said he would listen listen to nwnber of times - Goltz, a a siege on Fort Knot before it's Imum number of allotted times Prior each accepted draft to the I club carefully before would have Kison, pitcher John Curtis of Ryan figures to stir all over. (13) on the first round, something less from San Francisco and infielder biggest fight for his signature making his decision. becoming the first player ever Only one team the Thins. Now they will have Rennie Stennett of Pittsburgh. on a contract. The 33-year-old In the fourth annual re-entry to achieve that test. Detroit to participate In the reto compete," Golta four failed said. Kison, a talented right-hander, right-bander, author of draft of free agents held 'You hope for atleasta half a Friday, those four pitchers dozen Gaits, who posted a 14-13 should command a hefty salary career no-hitters, was the one entry draft, but despite the so you have some but Curtis and Stennett don't true superstar in the draft and enthusiasm shown by most of were among the most sought choice," Gaits said from his record last year and has won in figure to reach the the teams not every player multimillion was chosen by 12 clubs, i after commodities and Forgo Falls, Minn., home. double figures for the last six dollar class despite the interest Angeles, Houston, the New came out of the draft smiling. figure to be baseball's i seasons, was selected by shown in them. York Yankees and Texas all are Sixteen players were not multI-mIllIonaIres by the time "But It is a great pleasant Atlanta, San Diego, the Chicago selected by at least two teams eager to sign him. the annual winter meetings are surprise to see all 13. Flat- White Sox,Los Angeles, Kansas Curtis, 31, had a 10-9 record and thus are free agents held next month. tering, I guess." Qty, Philadelphia. St. Louis. and a 4.17 ERA this season and Stanhouse, who attended the allowed to make their own deal. Giants Looking For Fifth. Straight Judge Denies Comets Motion -. Accounts And Check Books Starts Today - ArachnoId Wins Command -• _ NASA officials sho uld have been on hand in Ft. La uderdale Adams touchdown pass covering 11 yarda. IFriday night when the Lake Brantley Patriots met the Cardinal nit1, - Sunday Nov. - 11.1 I h - ; . Oted Barons Outlast Pats Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. iPORTS Battle Of The Bank IN BRIEF Lake Howell Hosts Regionals Tuesday J1 1111=111 - - - - . �\ T .• .. . .'.. . . . .• -. • . , J p--. lAEllL Sanford, Ff. Swsy, NOV .4,17 . i1_1111 I I ~ !. _~,_ _.,.. -.'.,~ i",, 'I, ~',, C'.I - CAM IV - _ lIl f . - . _ . rp - .. - • - -. . . - • YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE TOWN t --.. ... '..- - - - . . Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd speaks to these gathered at the groundbreaking this week of a new tower for Storer Cable TelevlIlo*. Storer General Manager Marc Jennings (left) listens as Floyd tells the audience of the advantages of the new facility, which will include the tower, an earth station, a studio and offices. The facility Is to be located at 911 State Road 434 to trap some Mlwil . "I'm about to kill myself," ush to ifrab a rattle anake by __ tj . 1. j'. I. , ' ' ..A is Vital MM WitChan at Beft In another so today than am before. RoMids film, IV. W. and do TWo so much to briAll UW Dh& DOW KlAIM" .. nUMIP Afton in&W-19 hffi MIFIL E . I • I III - - - - - - I EXOM .~ LñQ - H -. . - ___ '. I -:-- - •j ____ ,JAUTY FEATU ___ ___ . : ow 1 Pecan wood..gralned finish appUed to durable S? UP thb h wood pro.d ts on top and sltulatid wood in matching finish. • - , -•m•n """ - 1, I KUM • • -. 00~ ___ ____ CLAS1Da"Umm commi Wft I ftf. use Tsui ft nissic Mimi loft ioMs 1N41.* Tape erdsr.Player • . 11 no • . . . . ~~~FJ~~ ~ I~ fl .• ..-..*-- ': . 0 . I ,.J~~11~~ ,1 . I. II ____ . . . : . - . . - __ • • ;j -1 • . •1 • - -• • - . . . -• . - • , • - - - , c 1;. , . - •. • • - , -s - -- -- - • - - ____ ____ _____ _____ - - - ",l P,,, - -- •., ______ .'., - - - - w - - --, ' k 't . : ro I • :. . . • • r , - 5. .. •, ' - Meet .I I I~I I., ~ . . I - ,.,W.1.0-,:*411-~ki0 nr~-,._ ,, . , I ~,~,* , . IL ~.'~*I j I. - I L 1, - By DORIS DIETRICH AND SHIRLEY REILLY Leg.o-mutton sleeves... Teddles... Georgette.... Bertha collars... Plll ow4ace... Pantaloons... : • Those may betermsthat today's 'owe moderns are not too fwflIm with. But Dr. Genevieve , Rlthardoon sprinkles her conversation with these costume and dressmaking Now suppose tbore was a contest open to dw bed &veu • •-.• )•.' I"! ,. 4'),'... I!f . .. s . . - .• - at the Henry Shelton Sanford Musewn-Library, 520 E. First St., Sanford. Costumes are certainly not new o Dr. Richardson. She Is a graduate of the University of Illinois where she was In charge of osetw"es in the thsitrfosl department before rd toDeltona several years ago. Through mutual friends, Dr. Richardson and M$ldred M. Caskey, who lived In Deltona at the Urns, became acquainted, tam while explaining the and both have mutual vintage clothing on exhibit artistic interests. At his home 135 Hidden Lake Drive, DeMendou looked nver Lq ,. - - • • . __ • . . - •. '.', - ' . I 1.-I .4', " I. I ._ , - • I IL ,,, , , 1. -. •. ;~ *.g ,Zl'"-. e' I .I* - . ' • • ~11 • •i 'I' • :- -. ;'t • ll, ', . • . . . , ., Ir. I •.:• J .0 ,.,, , 4 uk,, , ) I I j 44*,p * p#4 •'4' ,..' ' ' •o , .,-j ,...3 I •.: :, ....... . • - - •, , .4' I,. .. ?' -i , t,' I •:: -11 •.,... ., . - UlasCaikey cbo,eograp ng ballets for the dance company on ocion "savvy" with the cammunity-gratl& And now, something now has been added to the What are the forces behind a "fashion gallery" the Sanford Muse um? Dr. Richardson and Miss the ceretor,. 91* together In the Interest of a new exciting exhibit for the museum and began dreaming of a formal fashion display. Their dream became reality through the efforts _____ - ' - of an exhibit committee of Ross Wontenay, Carol o Art Status and refurbishing the mannequins. "My aunt, who lived with us when I was a child, was a dressmaker," says Dr. Richardson, "1 had access to the latest fashion magazines_aid t plays U5 et mM%aL S itomlome'et my aert's Interest In clothing rubbed off on me". !r. Richardson's love and respect for the handworkmanship of these aged costumes Is evident as she lightly fingers the fragile organdy; smoothes a tiny see MUSEUM, Page 38 .•• I !.'d J4,Q, ,, ' j '_ . •. '.. • • 't .. ' , with the Indian .1' The old . .4 .4 ..• . S L 4. • 4 • l, ' . • '':- ' • '• ••__ __ •" " 4 uuHJnaJs ftat1fted pmdw the - . mt dl ma, $ . AM hj&W price. They we an •, ' ' , I rN - 4 ,1 • 2 &' ' ease __ IwwsJ_•_•_, • •," ' '. %s.e'.' . . Freak .u. 1 ______ ____ • Of ' Will " • " '.' 4' . ' '".31 i., ? • , - Fashion." Kirchhoff and Margaret Vitale. The first task was to find mannequins. This search led them to the attic of a department store where they had to climb a t0.foet Iron ladder. ___ "Mm., 1I, 4et'41.4 heads atd •totE,s lay everywhere, but we found what we wanted," Dr. Richardson said. 'WIga were no problem except we has to style t hem a to the period of the dollies we intended to use." Volunteers devoted their artistic talents to painting Hakwoagena$eeswith dscses at formhrir to Ds alive. 1sy isthaameBke, p the ' -dvea wore *Uusdtida ad he rj -,tdhepIam ads peed p*Ofthek'ds $.addorewadilat.ths ___ sell fir $31,111 said piec.ir. 1I.,Aj4 "I'm d,1 miem wIldl$s DeMu.i.a. year," he are different tartiN I'be deft ad dl categories Ia the carving "I'm ssielforAsNeeIas Cr'tfrontWet." ad IN amk,aed . --for ss at do ampsto in •ffuiint N DeNudes bs.e. Bviny TI Of aas is ed wilk tang, fowl, ad hinds Of q. I' skit-a, task, dMin vedsv.11t11Of dhkUnteaIISVWitISmSdNaIthW te pW 'r'----- '--- ' uin aF* - - .'•. r , ' L' , -- , . ., )J• '' , - • 4' , F • I - .4 ... - quaint musewn-tashlona-In fact, "100 Years Of av T dCOSt' -I--I - 1 • ,,, ,, v. -I 'a"' Both women have shared their varied talents with the community including Delt,na Theatre Arts Guild (TAG) since Its founding, And both are pest board diron of Ballet Giild of Saidord.SsenIncL,. where ow TM Ii . - .4 V ' I .J ' - ' - W ' ...•, ' , I .1 could be accomplished by wquIy, the waterlin, has to working Ii clay, be r" Devethig 15 to *1 years to this DeMindoss do. not limit relatively little known at form himself to bird.. He has hes been a dreggi. admits produced nth&$urs rods ad but now reels and knives that an work ___ al ia d,u me p us C number .1 ,.. . • ' 61 - , 4 ' - , - . - - -. .'.•' 1, - I I ." , . R . 1r -- Museum Adds Fashion Gal lery k.; i ., you owslyounaplI . r 1~0 L I t ~, I Dr. Genevieve Richardson Heads Exhibit 1. . • i-; -. I "'* ~ . -. . , 1. • . Actusity, you. flood a'psym.nt tired you mite to y I ourself Coi')$mjf p. of Mld.Fldi$ds bSIis*sèIs.Snrng an I.O.Ms. Accouflt at lrst !óCISSR Ir 1II,T 10 •' - • 1•'. - •. ~ _ ,:- - ' . . , -r 41 --- . • . f wooden decoys, many of which invalmol as well as beautiful . '* Have yes ever taken-a piece. In the world, yes entered and a cstaiagu. Of winners and are antiques, are highly prized works of decorative art mos*k,ied the high quality of by dealers and collectors today. ci wood arid caivud It Into a your plies cams In third. lb. judging is very critical "fl .00arnpl1ivfleI. the flit place winners work. No recu.rduble shape? DeMendosa Is a professional and is done by people who know Use blsface broke into a Orin carver tiwning out -Soto6o tdrdaasweli as wood.carving Aftaryovpetthehrdfeawq, d yes pint it to make it look That Is what Daniel and he said, "I think I can take pieces a year, but he was net techniques DeMendoza exhim n year. DeMundesa did s year. always In this line of work pl.Ined for an artist to be ? men Of his Working as a sculptor for toy ssJccNafuI this field 1i The Sado.d wildlife carver DeM.ndcua is , dd ycs ever 11 to irsd a pair of .aqIuh.ls work, and rigiutful3 so. b.* for their manufacturers, architects, and tie "a master carver, a master Wildlife wood sculptures are making plaques was his pelitu and an ornithologist." carved pelicans Is the mints ad aiU? I If yes bees ever sl4-"4W "'eter. clam Of the wind wepadco"igart form that original occupation. "I didn't DeMossdozà pointed to nervl a plies Of wood - it champiveibip contest upon. darl.d with bunter's decays like the rat race," he said. "I several of his miniature birds yes aired by Wad FcMs years ago. "l's the only liv. decided to go lido what I really who., wingspan. wire only five a hind I love." 1. Indies. Judges would count the . . . . ReaPthl( he was a naturalist munber Of feathers showing .. ___ more than anything else, and they had correctly match DeMundoza turned his skills to the nianbsra real bird would be .. . - - • . . . -14 are prostly aware of the art ,WIkVOWi Mt Museum American form," range, for like many pieces of difficulties Involved. In Maryland. DeMendoza said. "It started art today, It can be resold for a am dons • ••. • - I. . '- v;-- ••c . :, . ', • - : . •. l. ood Carver W- h ifflin' .1. ~I I . I Turkey Dinner - , 31 ''. 144" V Road. , at the fireman's recreation baIl, 12 0el 1natIon is $355 adult, and $3* children under U. For Eve, Barbara Kenyon or and t 'T $0 11'in B - - -N : • •• - ' - - - - 11111 -A , - I . 'j• • 1It_1 • lP•4• I , ftfty niman's AasodWon is *=a*a huiey 'Ll .. • .• I Monday, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m. In the Community, I ________________ IAllegr Tuses Pert $psakv System •1$sis Prsclsiss Ieiird •kIMStete ANPM $tem, Tuner. • • --i..A .' - ~ . I' ¼M will be Dr. H. Garrett Dotson, a Sanford surgeon. Dr. will Iweot a slid, lecture on poisonous op&Hes and frNtmSnt Of injuries they Inflict. Plans forth, annual Wayfarers dinner In Stetson's Student Qion Building on Dec. 4, will be discussed. Guest Of honor at dbmer will be Franklin C. Smith, Most Worshipful Grand r of the State of Florlda,A.F.&A.M.Malonjcbgitbdays be qi çv.d for 26 members. ." -•-s-I • ••• .. . . .aker for theDeBary Wayfarers Club at their regular -. - I KR 919 P - - --- .4. .. . • : "~'i - rors To Hoar Dr. Dotson ll iiu.1 II IMI IIIThL IIIII'___ II HI 1U091y U*NSd I I - . I TV (Any Melse Or As) And Tied, It Is I - :• : - 'o I .; a& - II . .I , • SIM10010 County Council of "A will med on Thursday at P.M.in the library of Lyman High School. rw main mW business will be discussion Of Priority items that will be on at the PTA Rate Convention being held at Sheraton Towers, Orlando, Nov. 15 I - F4 ~ _ [1 1iI!fl I - • - Il 111~1 ,;.,--.I bg 611 alwaw umAM tA mod buk I - TV 25' -----N-- . - . in •• 3 % oio t• • R d •.•. -- - t1.' :.1' I", :t.! I~-, . I . County? tcrvusd over IMoths vtdov ,I - - L '' Tests Scheduled -- - "What's H In S.minol. ea Th. ven g H.rald tall and beat It to death, soon artists began recording Ma MI1I Bead nelly land. soap. In "fall . .. . Educators f ", TA.Council To ~-~ .. .. 0 19M 4. S steivo -_ - ________ , Want to Know arni.nlna' ri- with a :am company and . . hometown ofMlanta, where he that.VmIringtodothem both worked days lneol*on mills and performed nights In gin mills. iminalL .. I ~ • 4- "9 95 . Open - - 11 i ..-.4: • ThGED testsleading toaFioridaHlgJSthool Diploma wffl Offered at Seminole Community College on Nov. 19,20 and .EIIgiblllty for taMng theteetsmuItbe completed by Nov. 9. GED Test Orientation will be held on Nov. 15 at 4p.m. qualified to take the tests are encouraged to attend class on "How to Take and Pass the GED Etams." or more Information on GED's free study program, call Community College. ) A 1 i1i ______________ __ - -. - _______ ED . OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NO DOWN PAYMENT w7- ... .: with other professionals in an fleld.Information may be by contacting Dr. Robert Rothberg or Dr. Arthur UCF Education; phone (305) 2752426. The EASY TERMS - __ / j p' s 0 0 MARK SCHWED Bemuse the "future looks couldn't lay my music down," the bed I am. Of course you ASHVILLE,Tenn.(UPI) - like bellt" Reed says people says Reed, who describes nem know.If I could look over e December, Jerry Reed "need a ricbet round of an. himself as a "very energetic the hill probs U "lay Ic and get fat as a tertainment now than say 20 dude" most of the things I see" .19 Yews ago when the count was "I went Into picking and What about a dramatic rde? Reed deserves the break. at Its peg. sin" and I backed into "I'd cter nd "After World Ww 11 every. pictures. If I never make r, the crooner and part4lme thing was easy street and we another one I'm way ahead." Myself," t(r will finish work on two were king. Now everything is But If "Sinokey Two" is "I'm net a very serious joker , An in a television different. When people cogne anywhere nw as aucomful" anyway.They take me as a jun ovie, and put together plans out and pay dollars they should its predecessor (Reynolds Fe- person. I'll keep It that way r his seventh film, a sequel to be entertained so they can postely mad. $10 million on I'll be serf os with myself." e b office smash "Smokey forget these tIdJ4I. the original picture), Reed's id the Bandit," taring Burt "You better know I'm going acting career Is not finished. ynolds. to stick to having fun. I don't But he sometimes worries Reed recently finished "Hot think anybody wants to pay that his acting chores rn1j 'cacsw s3iøto see uitPagQwy( inganwriting v,I:uLvJ , - oun ry y erry e e on He's Hot, He Hot 1 JkRL • I ZENITH TELEVISION, STEREO,. RADIOS. YOU GET THE BEST SERV. ": ICE. DELIVERY AND YOU WILL . GET THE PRICE YOU ARE AFTER, COME SEE & SAVE. . 1. • UMI TO SEE THE n -k_ _Mswi~w . .4 * Administrators, supervisors and others closely allied with on through the university level are Invited to take pai' in innovative "extern" program to be conducted at four 1 florida sites over the next eight months. WUU program, which Is presented by the University Of Florida and the Orlando chapter Of Phi Delta Kappa, offer graduate degree credit In either administration or on. application deadline is November 20. The UCF Eater Ismodeledafterother, similerprogramsdeslgaedto currentinormauon and proniisthgeducauoprac. '". e - . o Florida 1 • 1 Q-_1 Program Extern CF - - -.fl. was Sunday, N04.4, 1979-1 a . . _ riefly gray . •.. 1. ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. windshield of hisgray judge hostage. He also claimed holdups In the United States. i1Ulade of fltj fIJ. shinpedlneldethe cars as police a Mesrine's body sedan at a buy Intersection near Paris's flea Market left the aenan cauuoiaiy, rs&wIiuUr1wIa,u proacfleO ma criminal sitting upright trapped Into his seat by a safety belt with • man who likened himself to a modernday blood staining the rJlow bolatery against authority on behalf of the poor. The gunfire ar.old former AlgerIan war here, bquartertowatcht$ ofthene dubbdFrane'aJohn Dffl,ger,so quickly that he had no time w bodybeingdjjV away In a Moe police van. -. chforthehandgrenadeshealwsyskeptwfthhlm. tipped toMemin.'awhereabod$frC(na Police, who wwe Some of ft 20 b1ol pumped into the car seriously wounded top, tat., found Me nearby thlrd.Iioor apartm.ut rigid Mearmne's girlfriend, Sylvia J5fl45UOt, WhOID the Cthflthal as fortress with a dummy figure, a mattress need - a shield,. called "La BeU&' ("Tl* Beauty" In Italian). siotg, anii several automatic we. a&.0 Bausr sus pected n . •. of M Other sluge lodged , of captivated the , U armed id possessed we couldn't take the risk of letting him open fire on ne or risking public after he turned to crime and gaveInterviews in which he aaI.... ..-J I H IA ..i D......t.. fl) - wI I uVes of Pails boast d $IA.cl '"" -. - .. fobberiesandjaile cepainFrocland nanft,41 including an escape from a French courthouse where to death in a police ambush that also wounded his glrifrieW and I i OURSELVES _ I= -olsegm ,..r, t:--'.';~)'-.. S COMING . . I . K illed In Police Ambush . ,. I I P ... .11 . A111 TV - .1 . fl. . - . .~~. - - ,,. .-•--. - - f4L France s lop Crimina & -11 .1 ~ -..--. I .1, Fi .' . 1 - .4 - - . ' �S -e. - ' , ......... . ...... "' '' .. •' - .• ''.t - I_ iii Al A__ nu •I . . rouna - I Ivlarv LOK• --;'-_-..- .... ..., . • ~. , "".. .. 0 , I. . . . : . li~_ . 1 111 The Greenes Ha ~ - A China Experienc .' ~' 0 ve . , • * with usually an American fashion show and tea will be presidents and delegates Fall where they visited breakfast and a Chinese lunch held at the Forest Starlight board medlngofthe federation and wife, Victor and Nm China. and dinner (most of the tim e a room and is open to the public took place last Saturday in Knowles, retired school The tour "China -179 0-course dinner). Members were asked to attend Umatilla at the Civic Center. teachers who live in Experience," included 22 Leonora said the tour was a and bring their friends. persona from all over the Representing the Lake Mary Birbera now. trip that they will never forget. A special guest at the meeting Woman's Club were DeLores country wider the guidance of a While there Lillian had the "Very enjoyable!" was Irene Brown of Flagship Lash, Marion Quigley, Pat Fox, young Chinese woman and her Bank, who is well known in the Dorris Norden, Betty Lind- rc1eto visit withrs. husband from New York, The Inn f,,.,, e...e.i. fl,.,, Lake Mary Woman's community for all her in. mlelr, Virginia Francisco, Beth Fleming an ex-Lake Mary ...... .. resident who lives now club had their monthly meeting volvements in civic work. Gregory and Alice Moughton. On 8 INIOur 3trAI& MOt to of Peking where according to ,.' Ventura, Cal. . Thursday at th da e Holi y Inn Chatting with her, she Tokyo, Japan and from there Leonora they were ffr Restaurant on Interstate-4 and to be pleased with her transfer they flew to Hong Kong the next group of Americans ever to Jim and DeLores k from a nice weekend in State Road 46. from the Downtown Sanford friends, Chuck and Judy day. visit that city. They also spent A brief business meeting was bank to the central bank on Hanson, Mabel and John Georgia to see the autufli,, In Ho" K their three days in Shanghai. cted by club president Orlando Drive. McAllister and Marilyn and Al leaves are Vince and Gwer*ie iM& of tie trip condu tour t DeLores Lash where several Butler. Affectionately called r....... ' ? wilkins, .-. • Huahea snent a week recent •wv u- vvi agency LOOk .. Taking all the back roads, community projects were "Mother Brown from the best In the mountains of North complete charge of the group Wall In Peking, visiting the discussed. ciuxni , bank in town," Irene is the Carolina (Fontana Village) and their travels around the "Foeri CIty" and the Ming where they visited the Calloway Guest speaker was Mrs. marketing officer, a Vice and In Gatllnbwg, Term. country. They stayed there for Tombs. Gardens, a man-made garden Leland Giddens, District 7 President assistant in charge of Also Visiting the Lashe The train rides were very three days. s last area with beautiful lakes , a Director of the Florida public relations and an advisor week were Bob and exciting, according to Pearl greenhouse and a vegetable and Federation of Women's Clubs among her other bank duties. Morrow, DeLores From Hong Kong they took a They had a chance toLeonora. uncle and his herbs garde see not (FFWC). She explained to th The Butlers were e She has been a gue4 speaker wife from Brownsburg, If. train to the China border and only the city part of their touts members e a country festival th in time for impo ance of rt oo in 22 sch ls In the county into Canton where they also but also the country side and being a While here, they visit ed club and the part It speaking to 44 classes In Disney World, Sea World and with a blue grass band as Lbs spent three days and en joyed a lakes. • boat ride on the Pearl River. They also visited the plays by belonging to the general. A woman of today, Cape Canaveral. Federation of Women's hats From there they visited thestres, museum, schools, Florida It was a nice surprise for ubs. The General Federation We On their way back they Tientain, the third largest city hospitals, parks, temples, ofClWomen an happy to have her as a DeLores, she said, since she stopped by Berry College th 's Clubs Is e largest Lake Mary neighbor. In China where they spent two pagodas, bridges, a palace and hadn't seen than In 25 years. campus In Rome and women's organization in the days and two more days in the famous marble boats. -west coast of Florida. They country. Peking and snotherI two days in The food was very goo Sponsored by the UmatiU Back f rom a two-week stopped by Cedn Key aW Betty Lindm1eir announced Woman's club and the District va (engte about 150 mIles north Leonora said, and plenty of do cation In California are Mr. Crystal River. It the program for Nov. 29. A Director of the FFWC, the and Mrs. C.C. (IAllian) Corden . Haste Is vista . ___________________________________________ 1 I . I ___________________________________ / .1) - t,1 t4" - - : ___________ 1 9. / . * \. A ' _____ A . ou Shirley ', C. Pereira, left, of the president Seminole County Unit, American Cancer Society, presents a plaque to Edith MacNeill, Immediate past president for "Outstanding Service To IMe Cause Of Cancer Control." C;1. V'r, Cancer Soc ee I ,11 .: 11. ty ' Sets Pace For FundwigoRaising 1 ____ The first meeting of the 197990 season of the Seminole CMAY Unik American C40M Society was presided over by Shirley Pereira, president, assisted by Helen Kelly, vice-president, Bob Daebn, recording secretary, and -. . . .- . Lelah Edgell, and entertaIner, recently returned home with "Barron" as graduates of the Leader Dog School, Rochester, Mich. She trained at the Leader Dog School for four weeks learning to travel confIdently with "Barron". Mrs. Edgell Is wellown In Seminole County. She played the organ season at Seminole Rae. ness Raceway and expects to play a return engagement there this season. 14 , used, in part, to continue the Society's Program of cancer Patient services In the community. Services offered by the A( Include iranaortauon to tre.t,g centers, rehabWtatio,m programs, flnanclalaIstencewlth medlcatIonJandpaUent refer rals to other social service ___ - A II •. . I, President Perelra, who hopes to expend the Society's education program to reach the Seminole County audience goal of 22000 youth and 10,000 adults. Programs are given eeo1.diarg, to schools, clubs and any corn munity groups, upon request. Fund-raising events for the comIng year were reported by Edith McNeIl. Included we: a Cookbook sale, Golf Tournament, Bike-A-Then, Tumla Totxisnt, and I % -. I ______ Brown an'rs. Pereira on meetings they attended in Atlanta and Ft. Lauderdale, reect1vely, The theme 1 both omtered on the great strides being made In cancer treatm.ntanddst.ctlon, bo th In Florida and Nationally. -0.100 . VETERANS HELP Wood Carver Ci4L.,,d From Page 11 R08drmners CR Club the club's program for hard ofQueen Lau Jones accepts $50 check to be used(w children from John Peters. commander of Disabled American Veteranshearing Seminole Chapter 30, aiR Kim To Many artists, himself hi- - completion. With the unpainted aded, aim for fttop birds on his workbench atoll of the pyramid. To portion be ac. In - - ____ B he dies. "Art tohicogy1 110111110 In P'remoot, Sen un,rdal plies. livIng em the ladses druift F1'aidlQ, of oaid hi deride to give PI1O, to the daportors, lb. Maiy orta ,g 11 "M 11011" at a -- delMitheirao,ketws.a Aitida m briak 01Maiai'd.l teber -. .. ' • - . two I fa go =: 601011 -, - '•" MARSHA ! were: first place, Rick u I "Superboy"; second place, I sethay Waft, '" Lengws.d .i .. . .' ___ ___ ____ _____ K.rths. . .j [ __________ _____ _____ ____ ___ _____ _____ ___ ______ ____ ___ ___ ____ _____ ___ I' ':j _______ ____ __ ___ - . ,_________ _________ Ir - r. - I t !Ir ashion ...Auseum Adds Fash*Ions d FM Page In ... tuck hers; priasu out a .;wlspoflace there. She has sever al gatmenta from her family collection 14o the exhibit. 4 christening gown, !!-I " % If14.-_ - ';ic . - )•. • .'. .; . - .,.-.. c,rr &Way.In the oldo don, A a they must have es perimented with home m et hods for cleaning heavy woolens and gabwdi _. The $I get as bIJ ti tgigi but they cottons couldn't -w r ' ___ , '111118 ad §dbmW WdL IndI tA1 Is a bib. .1. fg ___ - thai.. wail.' meaning ski, $qg Dr. Richardirm. "Con- . 1. 1 , , ' _. . - ___ •. ' • . 111111be C0511911410111111 the European countries didylrg their ,xI'Itgts of L4mft bas Several put UW chairmen training. They are asked to be were Introduced including prompt and arrive with mume Leona rd Unites, who was there and photo. No phone calls, with his wife, Toni. Welcomed plane. ursare2- tuna." welcome. There is no costume - Room 119, for ballet and a right to war aU those smiles modem dam. im auditions - they contributed about a ton will be held at 1 p.m. of money to help the Pat Tryouts must be IS-years of ticipating agencies of UW. age with previous dance admission charge. The musetan Is supported by the Qty 01 Sanford and Old StiI. 'lie RAymi Muesimi 01 1, ., Flow will 11 - Vid swam Them ._ a private donUons. PF4 I 'IN low 11110 Thk.**at. 4JeutofI*itstM. 4InLsiw..d. - . HOLIDAY ?V __ w---'. 71110 :. ' -, • __ DRIVERY A ' . ' 1 SSUND _____ nner ! ;I I~ . , es ions . . __ __ e uptia1 , F ,rm - I _1w. -.- i.. - I A &IN J pre & i .-,. - •- j&: ---' mat*A1msm m ** elow ad #oft*! __ 0 • - Mrs1liest *04111111111111111141111, suIhemT1Uu11wths U. = - in ww I , dim . *' 1ch to ~TOKIW Z - TIft . !!!ir_. wil let ad vs have u• elcailil . - • Fa . - r .. -.- *IN ii Th rkM.ly datdsd . 1 - I 1. • . 1I . I I . __. a.iok is. in PIUPI ''"!!" - . " .. - a Wow I " - - i .I. .. A 6 of - or - #s . ,61 "K "" - NIlst Vhs pSi I. ...... I .1 ow ..6 .r.' 911AR , . • . • •:. a& 6 1 m t w~ti une@ sIo a assm " " A l$beowjgi Ni L. _ "" "is1 UN: a 0 __ rdiiu% 4d, W# - - Abby .' ' & ase -------------- ----- ---..- -. . Ge"Ima • •-.-,.- sorb snund. You wilt notkh qutte dtltrrr*wr n nMw It pollution in thr homt ' rpr noticeable sin4 most hnnw', .irr rqtsipw.d ss iI$ a ,,urnbrr of noisr.rn.iLing .I.Noise Married? ?jrfl such as d.shs.uhrs. drs Engagement and wedding forms are ava1lable at the Herald office to announc the,' events. The Its own dance company. Auditions will be held on Nov. 10, at 10:30 am., In the health facility building on campus, forms may be accom- ,. th by of note." ----'-A è. largest the dinner was from StrcmbergCarlaon, which was led by Bruce Cox. The enthusiasticCMPIOYM hod per. ansi soiled ':" the delegation attending Community College is forming New York, Dallas have back to the Seminole scene, a fashion museums." former UW Chairman and The fashion gallery Is Leslie Park, daughter of Dr. just one of the many community oriented and Mrs. Qarles L Park Jr., aonallty, Richard rofitjti,g zJijltj to occupy Keogh, and has pledged Gamma Mu his wife, Etta Jane, were there (iia$er of Delta Gamma at th of e wearing their happy faces, too. Florida State University where museum. Other areas of In introducing two former the Is a junior, having tranthe munetan contain the complete library of Gen UW chairmen and leading aferred from the University of forces In the campaign for Florida Sanford, the city's founder, years, Jack Homer and Tom and a wealth of Leslie was a P1 Kappa Alpha Hunt, who were cochalrmen of little sister at U of F and has objects, clothing and furnitere belonging to the the pilot division this year, affiliated with the Delta Sheila roferred to than as "big Lambda Chapter of P1 Kappa Sanford f$fl)lly. - Dr. Richardson has : cate for RichardsoIl. "Almost &U our large cities-Boston, actress ' ayer is" 16th Century. They also have samples of Egyptian materials which have been preserved." says Dr. was en aej'"ag '' w ,.j• and and Jaime Horanday and they solect wrapped .mW will he available a "ImagIne., all that ironing," added Miss Cashey. "No wonder the women In those days were so pW and virbaus. After spandlog all day over hot ItOthS7WefltOOth'sdtO be bat" "glen Terry (a LamoM F2 lIl 1Sl$4$) said to have 'worn her lb. gift, covered hioceners, pet. wy woolens th e ck 01dIO(lurdlt, this 1 1' Q - ______ displays dating back to On II4 Pr '- The bum will have a at. faint approach this year clean ether I moteriab wdLI I cora'j, " 4" yourself properly," she says. "Give me today's drip-dry materials a does UL •• 4 ___ wedding gown, all worn by her mother and hand, fashioned by ij au can be seen at the mieuni Oddi enough, I)r -- I.I. •4, s today. "ft's very difficult to fit ___ 1 __ _ ber own ____ . Perhaps ;1 . 1 i. . Js .. - _______ _________ . ________ ____ U \ un" Qsa'ch Women's Fellowship wjflho p Th e black lace gown, left, made K. deb in liii. The beige and brown satin gown, center, is from the 1W5.71 period. Theirs.. Castle styled gown, right, was was not hard work. She adMaths Yancey end Florence mittal abs "had a bali" Raren a'eha$rmsn et the Ot4MM* eç vwy stmw whtd win teathre As the final reporting ot many talented acts other than underway, there were constant the boimcthi ballerInas. applauses and plaudits recorded. "Beautifuli" the Speaking of ballet, Seminole _______ - . '•. .. ','. 1. __ I _______ ______________ LELAH T. EDGELL Lions Clubs, various talw ,aw pipwj , PC, J 1. "star *ars" :ireeIpu.et a'owd laying "ge.dbys" were: f±., Hs,uais and Iarsh Among the "email fry" In ,* Mitt aid attendance were: Matthew have a dgldiim'. shopping . Nneyi 11411111) Moi or & Tm*.&anW; a" ltoil an ______ - Pod VNweal,sys,4., '' aid .. 'd where wll5M .... Mi . & Mthepivateiai.I.dlr a me ialMiIsiitèii'i 'eeme *ieraviise -1de he hease. he's. foal." Ii Silk 1sai. dIMIStoII SeeMiInpr."p.t, MtVdUIM.pn. hers will als, been ar4is., "em The_(:el ' 0* Limps L41111111100111 Ibày'e u OI4JegTàyof Ii bs jo 1wNlorOl01irbN4 aid an abimdai 1 was y of arts umidhwe, Idor. the "eats" were ilghe W0111 L1 to primal I$WIS ' lick _"O M* Ms to 1. Al we *' Mw.$ PS vsd.tM*pwidedM TV7 lay. 1W on Tuuày, Ni,. 1, Livy to the Y01 ~ in M ON WUICR Indulti til 01 the Judas. Nd 'to.. A1PImi1OR 11wh indtb*msyto Will im llaft:6 40 l 1' ' = &ad I Ninidwj Waid of d wo * *W*1r MW of dftm pb. Corn . I I . . I Wo - . I I. I --00 d og a . . , ,uhl*ieyhe . ' . I lkMIs . .'.I .\, . AOp ~ " h i " i l l A ' , 0 . .~-~ l~e" va% * L :W1i r1 .. a IV S i I , -_ Pr. d. an 10 1100N UARL "Allo -, . . . , I "lot .I .I I I o . ' , IM d. ft4IW a ,-%. a I s o N O A N Y & . * A b d b w . •. • . . . I , ,.. * I . I *. . ... .. 4Ii " .,11Aw_. . . ~ W401, N _ -. wI 111-11;1-1r-1111W malb a p lo 4 WWO id y u 11 1 1 111 P W I - h 6 surdd aW . -. . . _ftW 7 dim0"?d Jbivo 1 041 Off Md Awdd m OfteIII sw0 Ck" Ml 111110 daft WIrw ,bI TW_ ko. _6W . m 44 4111IN11011' idft a doms War 4W orww w w an& MANdlim sonibm- 66 disimbbe 1 . 06 =C _ L ad, 'W l' ' ___ _____ .• 'A1Iom81~M on COW and_'1-'_ 500415$ AM# 1110 "Ish .-I--- 6= 00 reunion • . ___ * S :.. j, , retarded adults. Alpha at FSU. . . I - ____ ) . . ". •' '1arSwsU"bMth,ks.etIM hems of lIe.ths ad R -' . .;; - ___ . ..- esuaUy." orta we AnMem cen be 11141w 0 or it is U earn. _N that Is Yes, indeed, everything came up roses for "Super Sheila" at . . - !U'.1 'wM" rvivig Was I According to Erin C. Walsh, a The three "Darling" sLstrs sorority spokesman, "Leslie Is had a Thursday night. recently at the an active, talented individual home of Jo and John (Ski) •, The charming chairman's . ,, . . and a fine asset to our chapter." Stanklewfcz Jr. ... theme was "Everything's .. . qR - • •. Coming Up Roses," ...and sure Jo's sisters, Dolores and her enough it did. .• • . ... . Congratulations are In order husband, Howard, from . . I And the 1979 Seminole United p' It" to three local women who have Fresno. Calif., and Pat and er I .1 I Way Chairman Sheila Brown :1 Did Jack Horner misun- been accepted for inclusion in husband, John from Tucsin, the first woman to serve derstand her to say "big the 1979 edillon of "Outstanding Ariz., visited after not being 1. (..... . '. I - 1. - . chairman and to receive a gums?" of America," a together for 19 years. Young Women 7' 7" "first" red rose wrist corsage Their visit to Sanford held JolnIngJackandTomat their listing published at Mon- spearheaded the successful another nostalgic significance table were their wives, Peg tgomery, Ala. campaign to a walloping finish Homer and Barbara Hunt, and . - as their Mom, 14 Dirtz They are: Judith Ann Darling, came to Anna - meeting more than the goal. Sen. Sanford in John Vogt and his wife, i Basehore, Peggy J. Atherley 1908 from Austria. It was one of those warm Toni, from Cocoa Beach. Dionne and Sandra Cather hospitable gatherings where They all traveled to Nw Sheila cited the many people Wi ll iamson. happy fac es sh owed up wearing Smyrna Beach for a week's , who helped her through "her satisfied looks of ac- ball," Including the Herald's stay to enjoy the beaches at _____ "MM P11111101111 FAY 7`1111% VIRCOM complislurtent. . ". . and Dolores say they miss,so Jane Casselberry; Bill and I. I ne striking ensemble for Milady, left, Is from the 192k era and features a slim About 10 reservations were Walter Gielow, two longtime Mrs. E. Ross Harris of much. Jo's husband was also . floor-length black frock with a feather trimmed picture hat, black kid gloves and made to the dinner In the friends (both hers and UW Jacksonville, past president of recuperating from his recnt parasol. The brown and beige moire taffeta gown, left, dates back to 1890. . sparkling new banquet room at wh om she met at the first uw the Florida Federation of open heart surgery. Children's fashion are also included In "IN Years of Fashion." Several relatives joined thini Buck's Airport Restaurant. The breakfad she ever attended; Women's Clubs and currently I . ,. Phyllis Conklin and her chairman of the General for Ski's birthday. They In'I: _____ I . Chicken Kiev was the entree. husband, Cal, for public Federation of Women's Club's cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Geoge ; 1 1 ~ And incidentally, everybody r all `relations; and Wayne Albert, International Policy Division, Nikolai, Dade City; Mrs. Ab _______ ,. picked up his Oi tab, N_ I I among many others. will be the guest speaker at the Standland, Winter Park; Mrs. Bob Daehn, Seminole County _______ Personally, November meeting of The Steve Kelly and children, Stacy was It a good ____________________ _______ _____ United Way president and past feeling being a part of this Woman's Club of Sanford and Stephenle, Edgewatr; _____ _ _ LU 1. __ ____________ _____ __________ __ _____ 11 campaign chairman who annual campaign. it gives one a Wednesday. Tim Stanklewicz, Ed M ill r, ____ . `9_ probably serves on more sense of self-worth. Just ask _____ \ ' . ___ and Wayne and Linaa 1. boaras than any other in' anyone who was involved. Mrs. Harris will speak on Stanklewlcz and sons John abd ... l ____ '' .. ____ llvidual . ____ In the county was Internal affairs. A catered Charles. Wayne isa Chief In the ____________ __ N __ .4 master of ceremonies - of a J, I Need a little laughter In your luncheon will precede the Navy stationed in Florida Cijy. . sort. program. life? . Th e genial emcee introduced lu: 'fln make sure to attend the .. ' k ____________________________ the head table (he kept Golden Olympics variety show For those who have not made referring to everybody as ;-!To ,:. Sanford Civic plans for Saturday night, Nov. head Thursday night at h'j ..r _________________ table can dida 3, you are invited to attend a5os (I . tes) which in. Center, beginning at 7:30. ; .-.. _______________ k. cluded his mother, Mrs. Nettle "Real People" will cover the dance sponsored by the ____________________ : _____ 4: Kathleen Anderson CornDaehn; Margaret Ganas, the show For national television. r t, . • ' .. -I., ' UW chancellor of the exI'm told that the graceful prehensive Work Center. .. chequer,andherhuabandB.F.; ballerinascomposedoflaihe- The dance By will be held at the • . George Touhy, community men are a sight to behold. BILL All Souls Catholic Church 'I Social . patriarch - of a sort - whose DUNCAN L And the early bird catches the Hall, 810 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. .• longtime service dates back to worm - or so they say. ____ ____ ____ ' Community Chest and Red I I Rev. Leo King, resplendent in Starting at 9 p.m., the BYOB I tl '- : Feather days, and his we, his pink tights and tutu is being event will feature several dance .. .1 r '*I' . 1 Louise. R1T IS I'RMIi(:AI.I :. l cast as the fl itting glowworm contests with prizes. Donation And of course, Sheila's when the corps de ballet per. is $2.50 per person. Proceeds 1. Most conumrrs louich . .f'. i ijettt IWCaO'P it i% localiti handsome husband, Harry, WU forms to "Glow Little will benefit handicapped and ful. 'll,,s is title, hut (%? Iwtin " at her side. Sorry, but Harry Glowworm." Expect an f' I it nn$ -ri . had to laugh when Sheila "uplifting" pas de deux and only (fl%j% u%If 004)1. hi,I .I commented the chairmanship more than one faux pas. wrvrs also to insulate and at4 %it __ ____ we 4311111111111111 • \':H , Bl,nthighn, - . • 1 . •"• J • 1. ____________________________________________ No. hbors ___ firms now, - Dog III 'allm1cs,.wsupanda$,t, cIatlMd,tobsrecognised,tobe :fur glistening, air noses aiMing that on, piece that will , oppow to twitch. All made of king In the top price, the ae. 'wood, These are placed on UMaMng1stomoysuptoa 1 1 fln handmade miniature ,rWllstkdowntofta DiMeodougavsexamplesof i.. I artists In many fields •$I 5 *sd with salty Meny art form, have & A lfl ;O .sld DiMsadesa. Th 3 we ___ ga ouiu, adis. lad ooy, With aid a , psasij, bs todey they a's peetse , he seethe order of day when at form.. UeUr r1riosaofa Muir, and Mark the hsad.eard orm. vet.i. and for s. rtran . b '' r-. . her Leader Dog to work private aowc. tOgether, Anyone wishing There Is no charge for Leader Dog training, Dog jrogran may 1tact though the cost per toam is a mombw of the toed approximately 14,500. This Uons club or wr ite nw-prolit organization is Leader Dogs for the Wind,, supported entirely by Rochter, MIc. 41613. ________________________ ' .- _____ e . ':, ____________________________________________________________________________________________ I I. I . : "s 0 I - . ' • ; - ___ * P it Roses For 'Super . . . ' ___ _____ 7 -c'; : I I :: _____ st.I. .••••- 4 1 . ____ ___ _________ 0 ______ sessions In the classroom and four how practice was conduclot! in i•I• .. -I - - I W___" - . _ ___ ____ ..!...1. :,..!6. 6. A . I)sfly intensive training fr I'" j .: _. --,. 0 I 11 -... Mrs. U. '. . Leader New I: . In And Around Sanford ..== :z_,.,., ,_ . , ~; 'It • ' composer The funds raised are t• . .. 1 . . Other reports Included Public Education, from . ' . Iran Brown, treenwer. Mrs. Brown reported that as of Oct. 17 the Unit had $730.45 In Its account. last year the Unit raised a total of $29,673, exceeding Its goal by $73 f With . " I' . " I..,' I""., -. •. Blind Woman Trained ., .•%- I 5 ::. 01-&,I.,%~'_ ., . Fl. Evening Hers Id, , ' I,' he if . • . •• •t• ------ • ..._.. __ 0, J lfliflFp ..'- • ;•• I I ø.ArAr A. ___ 4!1 - urus and Leonora Green are back home after a3.weei trip W • - • • : .wl , N 1: , ,~,,~,,, ,71 . ,,,.,r I __-w_-o;____J-___ - . ... ~ A .--I, 6 III, - .~ . I '9,'!% ~ " ..• 1, . " ,.- P. L panied by professional black and white .photographs It a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and sions. ircord jdasrrs, .1,2(1 other similar ap1ianc r s'hih air so pnpuiar today. Don't, hesitate Their is no time to carpet sour better home than right rum Come to our shop and %elect from °W' s'ast ins'rntorv of c.irwi5 pictures must be submitted THE CARPET SHOP of Sanford within two weeks of the 114 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD' wedding. PH. 321.0174 �1 . ,. .. -, •. . . . . ..-. I - - . . - - ;i' - ~ ....---- . ••.--- . .....-.-.---..,.---..-.-.... -- .. ;_. - .-..--..-...-.---.-.. 7~ t 41—Ev..IIIS Nera. Ff. kMsri 1.ødoy, Oct is, im u. rsa enawmhaahn X. T MW _ _ ____ 11:11a.m. Wss.M. NII Pra,s,j.r,,js .. . ::. 711p.m. THE HOPE 4r, i ___ WsnllpIsrvcs OF •. . -- MIss. OUR COMMUNITYIf I. 0.1 Tom P4*LU1*JSIrvisI every7:ISp. 40 we Dimes? Usmelag Rev. 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': ": .i K$INTI$ISSl.TONA _____ _____ *I$LA. tutlm MssRI(_,_ 711P.M. 111S1.&kl. essh$4p.a. .?*tWSIlI PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 04 1111 PalmISsAve. .4 tan . uvs*PuK - • ___ 5M1$, L .. I ..~~ - . IThessalonians Mitthiw 1:34 22:34.39 111$ Pail Avs.es . . 11:111.0.. •iNp.m. caurèVrsiss.s •soaai PrIursiss ' ___ i i...L 1111a.M. 7:31p.m. WJ55lSNC1i.s 7:31p.m. 7s31a. .. .. 4 - .- of DOd. . - . .I'- •. p - - 501 . - - - . . - o:s Jfl - - - - i I ._ . - _________________________ I 1 .Y. 1 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK : $anI.rd,PIi. .:., . - .. .•. . .. . •.•• f. MeIDekI.andtmploves :.,:.' . ' 'v.... ;T . - ' . I r , a I ." ~ I ." 4'& - *~ - he - - . • .-- - - - ~ I* r 41 kilsySo" *510*0 5:11a.m. No so I Pisylled .1 IL kMp10* ISIIWiI*p Pisuil _______ iA - ,-. ., L r. WV ,~, - "; w ;* " * . .. * - ISIU• -. ____ ___ New Center Dedicated was ____ , 11 : . '.. - 1-INE 116 1slolt ~- .. =4 0# 6 V it' C Eunice I Wilson .IV ' Staff - paved .' - - - . . .. r w Plans Party. Ch* chiunially Usd Metho Us mr :ul,wIDbelda Church, $Murdey,Nav. . W Forest in zas . , r . 1, I ~ . .., ~ , r . I I ~ I - oiii7 '; . tssy . ". . ,,.,~ -ij, ., ___ ~ Z~'T-~ `,'~ : -`,','~,_7, - ~ "#iN1111l111&%PA; I *.,- ~:!`-~'; . '. , i . - - - • AM,d'SaiIi.' '. ' I ,. . —_ P1 I he is a 'rns.Ihw_tralrn'd atNasCoI*Wi Nasarese $ ca . 1 I 1 •'t''.;'.'J' f/ ,ij,, . '. . ai I 1. . MJ t 11 -AL . . . gSvPM,arLlLJ ow NNMsá$'ylmaad*s.c adl.a.Ips*s. . . . . : '.. . = PWW hr rdift- - REV. CHUCK MILLHUPP _ do , I~ . 1. — 01 I TILtff - at 19:30 am. There will be mule each rigid. arort , at11 Ihol' 69b 11111111111 ___ ___ .1 I - Val Me" 14the Church of the N.m. Nov. 1411M7$ adorn Swulay ____ - 1111111 W __ - u. - '', t Revival Series .: :JH . Niw Pastor At First Au.mbly I 1 Numbers WE _____ r. -- 1 ILIJIM - Nazor.nes $ . o' v ~L....! ~ - . , Ift PW4hSr *Q";g"go"r I-i~~ R?uaY MITA .aes . ,. , ...41. . - '- - P.i.at,T..chorF.11.wshlp ' -1 . I .. ~; 1 J., I. , .-. - I. 1!: •. , I ;'-!.:~. " ~ ,. 30 at 1:I - , .r . P ~ , +A. -I: I.: . .:r !ri. - Choir . . - - - ..W JNNDIXIE 51011$ • Empiny . our. ~ !!~Pv~lr 11, - . at - .,,t , ill 1 ,1 . . ~ % " ~_ 111% ~_~,~ ~ on - J" - r I - Birthdays R.cognlud WILSONMAIR FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al; Wilson . : $EMINOLI COUY ARIA CHUIcHDm CTQiX , . I '4 Employas : '•: . n jwz .~,,. -.FwV. _ !~, ~ U .. WILSON EICHELBERGER S1NKAIIK GLASS .. ur 6 1aUROI.fth.NAzAII 2511 Sanford Avinu• NOV. 14.11 W2 U4= _J _ ____ 16 - . I ~ ~ k ' S 4' - 11 Y ''a-11 , 4 U. J4 4i £ I 1. .. .'- I — "a,.. .'i3 -.- — .-- - ,i' . a.—... 4 '11 - - - at Leesburg .. - ______ , STENSTROMREALTY HerbStenstromandStafl - ,,... . I, — 111111108A. - - w••JI W•I4bIIS Methodist Wom•n Moot 31a.m. MORTUARY, - D*n :' " more — . .. o at Thanks' In Thanksgiving ___ 1,JIJFLJ 1.1~ " __________________________________________________ • 11 WINTER $1111111011*11 P4116MRIAN CHAPEL tiiiis . a civic — r ,. - - - i PUBLIX MARKETS . and Employes 1* -' _'- ';.7,":'L' . . 1: - ___ ______ ~ . _____ . . - -- ____ . KNIGHTS SHOE STORE Do%nlo1%nSnnford Knight& Staff v ~ ,~l ~ I 'r IL . SIKINSICINTIL . : - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C ElseaandStafl NARRELLII1VIILY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff . i 'V ' ouOiy LUMBER of Sanford . THEMcKIBSIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY P1101 DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes .. . SOOW.Flrst$t. 305,0' OIKLW. GULP SERVICE - - - ____ ,14 Th. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Pog. Possible FLAGSHIP RANK OP$IMlNOLtaud$taff ••INC. . . and Will Preach - i. Howard H HodgisandStaff U. . . - S . Baptists Veto On Budget . L . Gary DeBusk . S _____ $l&Il. R.v.JL•MmyM.IWIIW lvMsyC15r(1kI',si 1414 m Ms'MimWsrsaIp II:lIa.m YaSOarvup .11111. *51. C151r Prac1(, 5:11 p.i RV*0I01ISPrSyerleI P*RITNS*TIS M9 11$T CHURCH 006AW Pshsr . - . - ___ 1111a.m. . Film Honors Corde 51711?y THE LIII MARY UNITE D 9141118A. MSsslIS011, - :1;. - f . Is1W.*11151rN1 - - - .. CHURCH OP 105 . . by The MII1C SoS SOCsy tI1)!I . . - - - . The Christian Women's Fehlow*lp of the Deltona Christian-The Missions Committee of Normally Boulevard will sponsor the Annual Fall Church BasasrosiFrldsy, Nov. 9from9:OOa.m. to 5 p.m. The women Pulpit Committee of Ravenna buM by Z.lds Begisy, have been working hard preparing Park Baptist Mission have the many handcrafted Items for your invited Rev. Gary DeBuak to A new color motion picture credited with savtng the llvesof The bakssals table with homemade goodies wlll bsavallabk peach tIde S unday In view of henrkigthaW.otCorrlsten Worn otJm,by't with iN*A PIATNIR CHO$N .5 eesot Pavoma Park. boom he at t.s in.% asuat , ft )'W*u$ m..i the it-In Dayton, Ky., he was Mary Nazarene Ch urch, 175 E. and by arranging safe passage eulbioLIsid will hive "llcici Joe's" Miss Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church I. Sheila licensed to Preach in 19 b the CystaI Lake Ave. Entitled out of the country. ,OWN for ale, King Prather, she is active Is her chair and Ch urch Kento.Boo Baptist Church, "CorrIe: The Lives She's .AnigosskInconJuntIhonw1ththsBazaarwjflb.he1din For their effort, they were Florence, Ky. In 1173, he was Touched," the Sched, and is employed as a medical receptionist ll• — 1 , ordained by the Astor Baptist by World Wide Pictures, will be aricsted : surprise raid, and ad active Is affairs. She Is the davghteibt Mr. sent to prison. Corrie was sent shown this Sunday, be( . and Mr.. Willie King. REV. GARY DeBUSK thwch, Astor, Fla. to Ravenabruck Concentration DeBusk pestered Ravenna 7p.m. fore an Camp, and Is the lone survivor Park from 19Th to 1977. Since Filmed In Denver be he mo tI Sunday Uui proposed dutch th e immediate family. that time, he has been pastor of audience of 2,(X) of M be to W Fitt Music is featured throughout the Swmyside Baptist Church, persons gathered to pay ;Y5j, for formal sprvaI. Thi budget figares represent ry of love and the one-hour program by Evie Shepardsville, Ky., while to Corrie's minist mMuly $$,000 for nomsross causes, as wslias$$,7$O . Tornquist. .tntivina, st Ih. ,yim,i...I,.. • George Beverl Beverly •• III IIUU OS9 --y J•'U D7 I1IOS UWUW call ourselves Christians will Miulil ofterlrsgs, for a total ,nlkn oidlay of for Shea, the Bill Gaither Trio, and Baptist Theological Seminary, greater detail tie events that 8athrdAaoeChurch fall to give proper thmb . by Tedd Smith, pianist and Louisville, Ky. • have taken place In her life, on tI*t day later Th. pulor, Dr. Jay T. Ooui'Mo, will officiate at the Lard's and composer of the film score for During World War II a During World II, Corrle which our nation has set aside IoppuSrYenC.In hemcrningseheOrdIwice of m1idster, w'1 down a street her family, residents of THE HIDING PLACE. specifically for the purpose of Boptin will conclud..th. sviaIng .rni. at 7p.m. In London, saw a wounded According to the Reverend Haarlem, Holland, became giving thanks to God for His British soldier pskIully bob. Involved In the Dutch Barry Wagner, pastor of Lake blessings to us. Chief among along. Stopping , the Underground following the Mary Nazarene (Church), thà those blessings Is God's gift of 'v'W4.r astonished the soldier invasion of their homeland by showing is free and open to the Ills Son our wounded hi by saying to m, "Thué you Hitler's Nazi forces. They are public. I 'me umsd Methodist women of Conmimity United M. h.Sm I .si*" -I~h as 1O:Je am., Tne miai piaunJsI u*itl a 7W soldier Codd a*dare In - Isaiah $ that He folIslng a 9:30 Lm.. niidb of the izec*dlvs personal and poimeti question. People had bougi wuimd.d for ourtranugi.sslon" Heashed(Psalrn 116:12), "How ftedmi will be Alma NoW,(hiando him, kisks, given him on- With that thenihdat,r was on can I repay the Lord for all His 14"811 =0001, elippel his back his way hiving the soldier to goodeess to me?" He op Saturday, Nov. 10, 2 houses cafeteria, the and pusp.d his P'°d but no think about The (his who was answ, his own question, p.m., the Florida United audltorturnandoffjces. There is ever wounded for him, and wci* partially, by saying (V.17), "I Methodist Life Enrichment a meeting room building, which him for what he had uisred en dwft if the soldier would ever will oler to Him the Sacrific, of Center will be will hold six large group or Tu asaibun of Conwosilty United Methodlot Churck otheri bolisV. thank the Savloir. thsnk.gMig and call icon His omdauy dedicated by Bishop eight small ones at the same CvtilLny, who cilibretid bIstbdmys this week, Hem Wood, Thea the minister elidinWi, I wonder bow many of nani.." Will e.-nat1onai1y, or Carl J. Sanders of the Bir- time. Four motel-type living I, of tswn Bad, (*eIberry and Lifted Cook 009 of "I know Bemeone who was have properly thanked the p.rsaally—he.d the ex mlngham ares and Bishop Joel units will house 400 persons and Las Eyu VWngs, Clbsny, will be reovpd,,d at this wounded for yes." "Wounded. Savisur for HIS W4fl1fl(MS to perIencbrsd advice of the D. MeDavid of the Florida area h Wilding Is connected by a iaya ii a... 1181,000, for me, *7" sold the iHIu, b1(Is.$3:1)wouid,d,andtob, psalmist and, for a change, put I and -. walkway. Amaunlce will behildM the dutthM7 p.m now even men surprised. loused, arid to dle that we the "Thahe" beck Into occasion possible. Florida United Methodists All "Who could that be?" "ft was "ali4 be whole, and t'e.led, 1l'wksglving season, and Into .. -. The center consists of an have been invited to the cerOs' Lard J.on (br" ruled and saved. I wonder, fwthsr, our daily lives? Have you adinhiildratloi* building, which monies to see the new facility. CHUCK MI LLHUFF .... of.—seonw.wbo t ? ----d 1. si,. MI,.laIWslrlal. MIhsiaNSIrasP.0 CNRI$?151NTN5 . MITNISI$?CNUUCW TIsSI$ll,hi.olesisi11 . Fall Bazaar Slated, PRIIS IL"AN CHURCH q . L111Maryllvd. - PIS :I5S: ..dNasirv 11:11a.m. gssle, aid Ws$iIs, Q2 . _________ sisi. SSeOy aid Prayer uw,uy . . y) - Cfturcll - YIsiI ... - Pr.sbytrIan t: 531p.m. . tussle, - ,.. 7188p., . $NSIS,aMIISIIII . - . 6"1#vft 7:11•. 5 1 ."p,... Friday 110 ins 251.12 j. I. 7:31p.M. L", _X.,~'..Lil.~ 1034 j 'I"P41low ST LURSILUTHINAN CHURCH SR. 4111Usd1.RI. Iii PasSer RI,. Jlae J. 4:41a.m. $ioley$c5.5s1 6134611;0 irn. 5*0*0 OqaIs NlolKWtse *es ".;".. . 1.~ft ..J~ II Corinthians ?h... tAM,I v.w Mihilir 11:11 I. . - GardmRoosnwlllfeetureplants,Mrs.SaMa'sAttIc,used Items and the Scrimshaw Man jewelry: There will be a Santa at the North Pole and lunch will be su'vodat.N1ck'sCafe,11:30a.m.to1:30pin.Snackswillbe available throughout the day. I IssaIdRsSoarls =ill" iev.i 1. Laos" 11Mm foluLm. 'iL11, %isss __ PMII•.a M flV,b.IWiI P.515.15 . 1:11a.m. 11:31a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH ,~W w . . . .1.--,_'_... ... aiussi I. . . Church Of Christ Mitakis" '1 . 1. Ipii$S0*sUv0pP 31 p.m. i 'L". . Rams, baked goods and boutique articles; the Evergreen PIR$?PINTI0$TAL CHURCH OP SANPORD ISO 11.101 Me4ls Ave. 1000 IHIPHIRD of It . VesIsrs $MiiIl1u01ay TV"INSISThe Life"- I.,. IIarA. Ri,t€p.,, Sunday 1(155* Wsfll4pSs?vlcs kffilsiafleo aol a"Sammy Whenever In your travels, work or play, you see a church think as a lighthouse. Its gleam may not reach every soul. But Its there for those who i.e and understand. Itlights our wayto postwhlle keeping us of!th. p(I1?C$W5$5pC5R$y 7:11p.m. . ,_• anothII er VJJ1 and sailingacross Its bow or stern they came to grief upon the rocks. Yet despite hazards of nature and blunders of man, lighthouses became the landmarks of our coasts. - get et TW0II, will present "Christmas in November RaDar FrIday, Nov. $ and Saturday, Nov. 9, at 9 am. to 4 p.m. Elvss'Co y8lcrewlllhaveknittedgoods, quilts, Christmas N: - 831011 *. light III that %I l II MIWT II l ° THE 412911111111111 Bazaar Set In D.ltona - s Miflt1pWsiu1Hp $w04.avIvmelrsg LUT$NN the light and It . It L It"ThIDflftt Lutheran wkea The Good News Quartet Quartet and The Sounds of Joy, of Sanford, will ______ peasant a program of gospel music at Lake Mary Baptj ____ Sunday at Mission the 7:30 p.m. service. PINS? PENTECOSTAL CHU,O OOD 7:1l0.0. ?17s?MSsi firm wlse#A. ivssim,low Pre,srMssIimWsO. 11:11a.m. QUTION: ltboutht that from Satan, Jesus wil l now order to rid ourselves of these I became a Christian things, we do what God's Word make a way of escape. templatisas would sot be I would Like to add a word of says, "Submit yourselves for me anymore, but caution. The longer you en- therefore to God. Resist the that Is sot true. In fact I am tertaln the tempting thoughts devil, and he will flee from oltea bombarded with terrible that come to you, the greater you." (James 4:7) thoughts and this troubles me Remember, too He (Jesus) the danger they will become deeply. Do these thoughts mean sin. It's like acinder or hot coal who Is in you is greater than he that Lam sladag? How do I that pops out of the fireplace. If (Satan) who isinthe world. It is rid of them? you brush It away quickly, it not the temptation that is sin... It ANSWER: First of all, I'd will cause no damage. But the Is the yielding to It, like to assure you that temp mean you'll never be tempted longer you leave It, the greater So God's answer to temp tation is not sin. The Bible tells again. After you have repented the chance Is that II will burn tation is to fill your heart and us that Jesus was tempted Ina11 and been forgiven of your sins, you. mind with His eternal truth, points like we are, but Hedid you wfflcontinue tobetempted There Is a saying, "You which ls His holy Word. Get to not sin. And second, I would like and to Mumble at times, but the cannot keep the birds from know Jesus so well that He to emphasize that accepting good news Is that with the flying over your head, but you actually lives with you minute Christ es your Savior doesn't temptations that come to you can keep them from building a by minute. Get to know His nest In your hair". In other thoughts, His actions, His Word words, Satan will co me to you so well that He Is always there with all kinds of temptations with you to confront your negative thoughts. But in temptations. Gospel Musk Pa J Pen tecostal rInrocosra no about butthose gracetui old lighthouses were built on a and logical principle. They assumed their light would be seen and understood.In ships dd not see many foundered on the shoalsOccaslonailycap- I MItlOIS Avsess. Isilsid ,.sayt,e f , 431sm. go Von 11s.. S pi lraw 91 41 ____slash 3111 lasIsil Ave. J" J. Him" ~-- do I Schm P1111? *aVtPssisr Christian Still Has Temptations ReynoldE, Floyd Kirklisail, Roy Ramsey, Lucille Jarrell, &W Piety CHURCH OP THE NA*ARINI I-14P.41 MIll-wit" Service I Wed.) Nvrwv Preload fair oil Services, ,-I, RIV.PSSIICIS P 137Apsr45*,l. INLaSIv*w,L*iMary e are DPW McFadden. it: OttPw~ Burns Poster 99ANUUMOLinass IIV.ClSIir IiSliy$SIiil f .'l LIII MANY BAPTIST MISSION inci • ! ::1 : 6dVTrVft0WaNewDay Iarvlcs ous 7Npu . IVANSIUCA. MINimsi 1I:11I.. lortoke Iv, Wsr0*p Ml SI Sell tWIll CON"JIGATIMAL 11141101111111at Willow sm. sloo"Wory I 11:11a.m. $v011 Wsrøl 1111a.m. COMMUNITY 1111111111111 $10,44.Ø IMPJIL 6101PAL Lakehillillo Congregational — . Laity Sunday will be observed at First United MUOCIII Church of Sanford this Sunday at both morning worship ser. vices at 8:30 and 11. Hal Head, lay leader of the Church, arranged the service and will be speaking on the subject: Keep the 'V out of Layman." Lsftyamlltlngin the service$are Ashby Jones, FOfl Heard, Mike Hobbs, Amorette LaRosa, Jim Lee, Evelyn Nov. S.L.Wesr,Paili? 15:15cm. Evangelical - 1*115.0. 1)115.0. 1 : 616 - m IS:IILm. Holy Communion HctyCemmpJliia CNwcISc*w1 $,tvCaOmwpAiai !$ $55)31J a . Laity Sunday FpJ X. I ' ; CHURCH OF 1:31a.m. ssvSossi ,. ,. ,.,. 1214"? Clogs" I"Port Avemille,SNOW pffl woo em asked to bring basket dinners for family and guests, folding chairs If desired. Following the dinner the Dixieland° Nazar.n. 7 and 8. Smith is a member of at Band from Florida Southern College will play at 2 p.m. .. Ii*a* 1 J1im MISl 11 oissysa.tss?aeuss Idaill I II CONSRIGATIONA$. ___ ml , 'L ...11 Country civil Read. Late Mary NWWI Preload ji lam is SU LI Confessions. set. I1$6.7pm p. Wed Pit Meet am., V*l Mass ^MISS filli P h1' ___ for. 1111119A irning -, Pelt.. 1:318m 11:11151 Cong reg ational LMELXfl)-- The United. second on Wednesday, Nov. 7 at the United Methodist Church. living in institutional facilities speaking on Mental Retar- Methodist thurchofthe Florida the First United Methodist These seminars are planned Is ever changing. Pastors and datlon and the law. This will the Puma Cela United Area is seeking to meet the Church In (jan4o; and the to provide a forum in which lay persona must become more include the effect of the recent Methodist In Tampa. Speaking needs of retarded persons and third .. Thursday, Nov. Bat the meaningful dialogue can take aware of the impact this will legislation on the lives of at the dinner hour In I their families Ift a variety of First United Methodist Church place between church persons have on the Christian church. retarded persons and the Jacksonville will be Bishop Joel ways.The Florida Conference in Ft. Myers. The seminars will and parents of retarded per. The programs and facilities of community. D. McDavld. Q)Imdil on Ministries through begin each day at 3 p.m. and sons, and seek to find ways In many of the churches will need Jonathan Rosaman, a native Dr. M. McCoy Gibbs, the Work Areas on Health and close 9 p.m. The which the church may play a to be expanded to include these of New York, is the director of Director of the Conference Welfare Ministries, Church and Southeastern Methodist Agency more significant role in persons in the ministry of the the Governor's Commission on Council on Ministry for the Advocacy for Persons with Florida Conference will be Society and Missions, has for the Retarded, Inc. ministry with retarded persons. church. planned (SEMAR) and the Florida They have also been planned to The resource leaders for Developmental Disabilities, directing the "wrap-up" the topic of "The Church and Association for Retarded further sensit jze the church and these seminars were chosen for Department of Administration, session each evening. Mental Retardation." These Citizens., Inc. (FARC) has also Its leaders to the presence and their expertise in the field of the Tallahassee. Roasman will scheduled for three been Involved in the planning needs of mentally retarded retarded and-or disabled and present The Rights of Mentally Giving the opening presenstrategically located area of and will—help to Implement the persona who live In the corn- for their knowledge of the local Retarded Persons: including tation on The Church and the state in order to facilitate sessIona' their legal, social and religious Mental Retardation: an op munity and-or parish. This will United Methodist Church. The issue of metaily retarded be an ever growing number of travel for as many United portunity and a challenge, will Charles M. Kimber, director rights. Trevor Smith, president of be Dr. Robert Pltzer. Pltzer Is persons, their needs and persons within the state in the for the Mental Retardation Methodists as possible, The first will be held on relationship to the Christian l9'a. Program Office, Department of the Florida Association for the Director for the Tuesday Nov. 6M the MethOdIZ Health and Rehabilitative Retarded Citizens, Inc. will Southeastern Methodist Agency The legislation which affects 1111In JacbonvWe: the to be) a very deep conoemfor those persons who have been Services, Tallahassee, will be give the dinner address onNov. for the Retarded, Inc. The simual Homecoming at the First United Methodist Church of Oviedo will be held this &inday Sellout will begin at 9:30 followed by WOUtblPNrViceat 11a.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Robert A. Devil, president of Florida Southern College, LikeiSj)d. Diner on the grow* will begin at 12:45 p.m. Families are Evinen,Wir$llIp CSN* APTI$TCNU1C$ 11110" - Annual Homecoming Sunday NEW SETHIL INC CHURCH Cafhø& toll Focus Is On Needs Of The Retarded Oviedo Methodists Hold MasaStrHl—Caflhbfl City a Baptist . 0 711 p.m. OUR NATION I Church.... At Methodist Seminars B riefly $0 IssvL P11. Ps Ri,. 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PUT i,otc I.00KA! ____ ___________________________ Answer to Previous Punts 3 Axiom . 42 Ruin *1 HOROSCOPE I Sunshine 45 Infuse IArJC N A Uj NA I P state (abbr.) 47 City I L 1. 4 Everything 51 Opponent • I. ayWIN1C WEOSOL lConmon do 52Costty .. ~. ri !Q%' 5C ailment 54 SmeltIng .:. 10Am not (ii.) chamber 5NA Sunday, November 4. i79 12 Italian 51 EnsIgn (ebb,.) greetIng ___________ p*N _____ Be 5 I$ las __ 57 Unctuous 15 Words of Ufl• Scouting 11M 2 ____ or MsottcL Use ethods N.sember4, 079 AI dirstanding (2 ganizatlon L P I Th is will to be IUCCIId. ow for year you 1P1 wds.) L1y1 c proved AlIl(Ma,cb2l•APIill9)U 16 City in IPSI r LI things 59 The briny Nevada unproductive or at all poame, keep outsiders deep to be 3SKnot ii il Citrus drink 7a °°Y afts tdsy 1* (Let) rewardii and ri y°e11 Roosevelt 40 One Sp.I it Meretricious thsis bbroncss. This Will They could CaueS you through 13 Soak 41 Arctic abode 20 Color DOWN 19 LgSI compllcatloft*. 22 Idles Unclothed ussr the way for success on 43 24 Foil Use your own Judgment. 44 Prop" No '°• ' 21 26 Assumed 45 Charged TAURUS (April (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) accompli 5P5O (b,) manner partiCles 2 Mona be shelter gy If you're 23 Small -. Do nothing 30 Buzzing insect4ljutts Out wodft açeemeut or some concessions or cOn . ed.) 31 Calcium ___2 3 Over again' 24 Strip of wood 48 Immoral 32 Scary word 4 Painting 25 Inexperienced 49 Cross out 33 Piece Of ano1' todey lImy motes f1 you are In the rIgId to keep medium 27 NIgerian 34 Compass (abbr.) dilute your birgalnlflg harmoily at hOflhl tOdly. 5 Ii situa d te tribesmen poInt Variety of 6 GEMM Oft 38 Western29 Maiday himisphurs . por ch lies ahead for you In the Tackle tasks with the wrosig 7 AnxIety ___e 30 Retainer ganhzation year following your birthday by atutude today and (abbr.) 35 Ethiopia's 8 Load [abbr.) sending for your copy of Adro things far more difficult for 13 Become old 37 Type of jacket 9 Indian ____ neighbor Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each yourself than they really -. E u_ri to iGb, BOX 4W, RadIo Keep a cool heed 9 4 s I1 2 3 CANCER (June 214u1y MfS City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be 22) - - Normally you an, rather to specify 11 12 SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. prudsid and cautl°tm hot todlY iT 21) Be wary today of taking on you may feel bic.d to take your f1ishgIbIILLosIhut5&e beyond projects - - - - -21 20 19 It capabIlities. If you have too no'nos. ' many Irons In the fire, little or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't - -- - 22 23 nothing will be accomplidied. 1st your ego overrule your nolie - - 19) Accept your friends for' will lose face by not beI No. 1. 7 what they are today without 'Ibo much pride can be 32 31 tr1ng to change them. Should deethug. .. you begin to point out their VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22)- .. 34 ___ 33 . I faults they may, in turn, show Subdue any tandanda U0 you arias where you need may arise today to fldfsult39 140 141' with others' Ideas or ____________________ Unreasonable 42143144 AQUARIUS (Jan. 2o.Feb, 19) they do tithug,. sre hoehold expendits criticism could c J47 45 46 4$ 49 1 as's concerned you'd be wise not LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be to bq an3lhing or uwne new casefu1 today that you don't gst 54 52 53 obligations today without Involved In a situation where . - consulting your you manage somuthini for 67 Mat@. another that could come yotf, PWCES (Feb. 30.March 30) problems and cost money out of - Workw*06 Is not a god day your own pocket. I I ACROSS ____ by Chic Young ____ p1a1wING.,Tr..eLJT , ME WMftING ____ IL1r* 70 SHOOT g ;J1J 0 Y ___ b ___ I I'r'! / ___ '11 - __________________________ ______________________________ For IGHT'S roN - __ EVENING •, 114 ____________________________ _______________ by Mort ____ __ - BEETLE BAILEY CM NO! ON Th VERY , AFTERNOON WE PECIPEP TO KNOCK OFF EARLY/ ____ ______ Walker CORRECT ME IF I'M IS T1416 OFFICE OFABC WIPE WORLP OF SPORTS? • , I, 5 EfI 3 == ____ - ____ - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom UR NCI1. O tUR U. A I * I .4 i I £ .4 1 ___ - F _________ 0 ___ by Bob Montana - HI PAO— CIRCUIT FOR A VOICE-ACTIVATED MASTER COnWUTERTERMIPJALP • DOING V • THE RADIO I BUILT ALL hi BY MYSELF WHEN I IN HIGH Sc ' - - =0 ____ ___ . 60 go WIN AT BRIDGE : -, . cwxv. ELK 1 MEEK w__ 11.1 NOITH AJ 42 Q II • a __ 6Q$7$$ •Klsi 004 4 962 - - #KQ1166 *Q111 - .1, - 1'' - ATS L . Now be ran oil his last two trumps. H. discarded omfs last diamond aftelit I-- .__---,I - ,;--.; I?! MS VV$ISSVWI VERI!C VEM5' . ioo (2) BOSSY PONOEN ' t .. : I c**u ' - -, 11 MAKU90 '' 1IiIk 1 H 0 ' $1111.1 $ NsImdsId 1(1GB SUNNY w I 11 U. 0 .'IlNiflhlt PLIVt i I& ' S STATE. - ___ ' • .' "' .':. '- COLLSIX • an A Weekly ww"W4 ARTY NOIU11 Guest _ J - •, ii • • -- - - - - • '- X.-_4 [jL - ' ' S , 0 . -. • ' so l "M GATHERING OF THE oo 0 so lam a) NBC 511WI a) CBS MOVIE "One On One" (1971) Robby Benson, Anneft O'Toole. An idiesmic colisge freshman, drafted by a unh*iJty for his basketball sk*s, soon learns the harsh rsailflee of the scholastic 'sponswoq1d. NBC LATE - i=_ Final Crash" (1973) Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland. Several jiS5%9Fk_CLA9W "The Old Curiosity Shop" Nell M grWdsther kIs Janisy who offers them jobs in hsrwaxwork(Pafl5Of 10) t41 (1)5 NFL TODAY ___ 511WI MONTY PYTHON'S PLY. smous 'I 1110 '5 SATURDAY NIGHT IVt Host: Bill Russell. Chicago. taltenmaotomy been send under the wrong in enersj sources since the 13th century. $10 a)• 0511 DAY AT A TIME Julie's boss, a psyolulahdet, 004M$ to dIflIW fld Ufl00141$ long-standing resentment bilwssa A.wu,and her . IWASNINISM WORK IN pjyij 110 WROBTLM WALL $TRUT WEEK 06111111900 tow NEWS "Three Coin L dint, investments, Sheareon, Webb Dorothy McGuire. girte004 varying resultsHayden, Stone, inc. (A) orlehing on a coin at me to of Trsvl. (2 Hrs.) 5 WALL STRUT WEEK "The Creek Of '29" TM events ' 1210 surrounding ffiecraehol 193$ '01 i" ind OIt loo- Al situatIon 1100) ElvIs Presley Juliet . .1 -'I rn a - OMOW "N Happened One NigiW" (1/W) (1934) Claudiule Coibsit, Clark Gable. A paperman shields, an heirees sagsnt hop- " Jpiwu Wayos, Poame 'uwn. Eleven schoolboys toughened men when cattle in - UDASCMITIBT .: 0, '. ,• -": i' & P , i.-' 11 .'- 18 • • _0 . 1t, r,".. - . L 0 . .t* -:' .' -. . • .. [& • .. ••• '. I' .•. - I- ] q " (2)MRIYDAY S HEALTH FIELD 6:11 (1) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY(MON) (1)MEDIA ROUNDTABLE Ii'M a) FARM AND HOME (WEØ) a) 30 MINUTES (THU) (4)CRiCKERSAWL(PRI) 6:25 Cl) FOPI am THE COUN. TRY PAM a) PORTER WAGONER (Tug) (V NIASHVKLE ON THE"CAD (WED) a) 15* WILSUAN BROTHERS ____ (2) COtRITRY ROADS (ff1) 6:30 656 a) TODAY IN FLORIDA CeldSsh Preach Fries Br,ccilI Cries Resis CsleSlsw Julie with Pratt mftwuww At aide Coleslaw -. - - Chsisse lDel TiturTate $10 ___ _CF THRU MU 1111LAM wnwive - 11 ' ' , 1 a) EYEWITNESS OW NEWS will find, Instead, Qiappaquld- aides in Washington, where 6WOO MORNIM FLOFJDA, dick Revisited. Mudd Says "he is considered by S NEWS The hour-long documentary, almost all of his colleagues to 7:30 featurIng primarily Roger be a first class senator, and he a) 5 TODAY Mudd Interviewing Sen. works very hard." (4) MONDAY MORNING (MOld) Edward M. Kennedy, focuses But It Is In the context of a) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING strongly on character rather Chappaquiddick, rather than than political issues - on stump or Senate, that "Teddy": (WED) Chappaquiddick, Kennedy's presents its subject. Under a) THURSDAY MORNING (TNtI) marriage and morals, rather questioning, Kennedy calls his a)FRIDAYMORNING(R) than his stands on legislation or own behavior after the accident 50000 " foreign affairs, which took the life of Mary Jo The senator adds nothing Kopechne almost beyond his i0O startling to the record. He own belief, "irresponsIble," UD 9 CAPTAIN KANGAROO answers questions seriouily, "inexplicable." And he does with little of his brother Jack's little to explain It to the 1:25 wit or his brother Bobby's in. American public. (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA a am MOM"FLORIDA Instead he contends that the I 5 ThIs is the show that CBS accident made him "a different 6:30 origInally scheduled for Nov. 7, person than prior to that (j)STOOAY only to be forced into a shift tragedy." S 0000 MORNING AMERI. t* Kennedy announced he Instead of reopening his 41 CA would formally declare himself explanation of the accident, he 900 a presidential candidate on that says, "I have served In the a) date. United States Senate, for a • MIKE Ø0()G.AS OMOVIE Now the thowwill air Nôv,4, position of 17 years, I have 0DINANI & FPJEPM 10-11 p.m., Eastern time, in the taken positions, I have spoken S ELECTRIC CONPANY (A) slot usually reserved for on issues, I have spoken on 10:00 "Trapper John, M.D." questions, and there have been M 0 CARD $MARK$ other factors which have ima) BEAT THE CLOCK Why doesn't Kennedy come pacted In my life and people across more strongly? Perhaps 10:30 will have to make that (2) 5 HOLLYWOODhe did not expect Mudd to zoom it 5QIJ5 In on Uuappsqulddlck, perhaps (4) LOVE OFUFE the chemistry between Ken- The Kennedy that "Teddy" SWHEWI nedy and Mudd Just doesn't reveals Is unexpected in the 10:68 work. But Mudd Is not context of the Kennedy legend . S.. unreasonable when he saya of - or In the context of the irue senator during the senator's own reputation over (2)S HIGH ROLLERS program: theyears. There ia little glib or a) S THE PRICE IS RIGHT "On the dump, Kennedy can slick about this Ted Kennedy, S LA VERNE S SHIRLEY be dominating, imposing and and the show falls to reveal the 11:30 masterful.But off the stump, in very real political sex appeal (2)SWHEELOFFORTUNE personal Interviews, he can that Kennedy has exuded since FAMILY become stilted, elliptical, and be entered politics In the early at times appear as If he really 1960.. AFTERNOON _____ 1210 a)SSSNEWS •EDUCATIONAL PROltIo Green isa. Jules ir MSarIhok. a)S SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW RYAN'S HOPE S PASSWORD PLUS tOO a)S DAYS OF OUR LJVES a) 515* YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL Wy CHILDREN 130 (1) S AS - THE WORLD MIDDLE SCHOOLS Oiledcbiiksa krbscaiiu Gtie.Rs.. WbWsdPsta$s.s Titer Tat. Ieetes 1VAY, NOV.S SISHINTARY 1001A 114111ift -- 3 link WPeea 1* Brno Wun"Fddm Tiesidld dDed rvahna SeyJea Gees Fees •Lsvepe,LydlsNIJs,etfln HeUSslakNslWadIs inth.jt7ntii sen FRINCHAVIN. (Hwy. 57.55) ws'oao 1. m jMAKE MI LAUGH NWITONED 961c 6 'e NEWCOMER! 6.1 00 al) SCAROLSURNITTAJID NNW= DAYS AGAIN MIk1AROOM5(A) IHAPPY scaoou I -I - :i"iJ- ,' 0 ... , t"\f&I I .. •. " -•.• L - . svS - sI* • .- - - CHURCH ISVICE k 1 FlailIs Owsed F111911111111 MMa,sd AO5lltMyiwihIWisgi prompt visit from ow roP(suntahlve, She has bro. churn, civic inhoimetlen; OW to help with pew shop. ping elesIs, OWNoI in. keduction from teed mer. 1* idDuuud -- TAN 111611M ___ ' . lowl me" Peee.ids FJilILIck IJ. - F"'i -t -. $ i.. 'l .1 r -' 4LP '',.:' - I - '- ' - • - .. L.- - •• •• 19 -- -- • . - t . I -- .:. ' 0 -,. - , - '- . -' A~ . • -. I 11 , , . ''1 • . a ' lu~ ' L - t" Ill. • 12 •,1 I C. '. tSOC.iANr •y,:, ' I 1Ie.:'PA*•Q OA Thsen R ',.4'.' '• I MME,O A TI. MASO *1 " Os ' ,, 715 '... - • ' I. SII 1 0110 'Iã S 1111111 11111111111111111 • - I.S,TH maromb mSUS*T, ROLl `t' , , - , F r ' a I ~r, ' kr 10010% I 4. .-I"* D. r -' 0 + . 1 -11 -W i4 ,, A 1. :: -..._ttt1t - - .... 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EUPEM Dorbeewasiui EU Ruled Tonsils" '7.1* VALUI 310 Gras Rs -- ON a)O MAN Mealeervuewi'.y I - FIMOIS ESCIPIS 11ISiFT Ml 5 lICSi if d.Ilclews NowDIpped fried chick". I p1st masked potato" I pint of gravy* splat creamy ciii slsw, a tesias fresh baked blscWts. a)5 ONE DAY AT A TIME (A) Petal- is re-created. r __ S SENIOR HIGH 0155 FrIed Chicks. irbecaseni. 1:t WIll Of General Gauges '' ud WV N wilD enrailed ~ M . (2)5 THE DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE 210 a) 0) ANOTHER WORLD a)5 GUIDING LIGHT $00 GENERAL HOSPITAL ELECTRICCOMPANY(110 Adis 11110111101 ohm."ch. alloy . , Cb:::,Deg short's rampage of tenor OW end death at a oneetal vioshon resort 55nd5 flue drea'.b akorlil, a p(OfNalOnah huntsr and a shark on a mleelon to Y 510 (1•77)Movie 1. SUNDAY FEAST ir--rti Rib dbSsw _ - doesn't want America to get to NEW YORK(UPI) - KenneCertainly in the CBS show he dy athnlrers who tune In CBS's comes aaou best In his Senate "Teddy" In hopes of seeing the persona - In the scenes when CD MINOREADIRS MenIhake THUESDAY, NOV.$ ELEMENTARY ICHOOLI OteS Filed__ WMppsl Petite.. moromb by . SM a M CLUB el bow 1114111110 •. -' 5:30 Cbssssbuigsi cMI Dug Mwlbdn 11" PRANK AND 1*N.$1 250 ___ abseseDeg Ju ies Bar ..., ---. 200 ___ a) .LS 111011011 .. . . . souls to the devil. MONDAY, NOV.1 E'ENTARY WHOM FrsmIsm TalenTete G,eeul suwuws (4) OWL POOTI*U Tamp. Bay uiwcanws at Atlanta Pal- By JOAN HANAUER UPI Televisism Writer a 9cAA ar.'rauM. __ lot' ' ___ (1)5 DISNEY'S WONOIR. FIJI WORLD "20 " 'Three m. bins of a government expedi. tion in the 15705 attempt to a) • (Tug) • " 7:00 surosry. AN S CÔNNICTION$: ALTERNATE VIEW OF CHAllIS "Thund in The mssudis takes a ' "'' a i,'.. '• iSO S DIALOGUE Host: liii Nelson. IVENPIS tOO a) S NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Olive. land Browns at PMadeNs Patriots PANTAJY ISLAND Excite1 0 wflN the is Mr. Ros,Iis decides to - the besutiha woman hnlantha Egger) of hIs - 0 a) NBC LATE MOVIE "Hard Times" (1975) Charles Bron. son. James Coburn. A street fighter Six! a WHY promotw form i p'.wJ in Deprss. lion-era New Orleans and together stage impromptu bouts for high stakss. (R) FLONDA! ITHE NIGHT STAUCIR 1(03. shah investigates a posh Club f0 SIngiSSwhV.SIVIII young msmbers have ended up as dsily corpses. (A) 5 AFTER HOURS 1141 SJIJCIOX Guests: 10cc, Eddie Money. Johnny Cougar. Evoke Came To (1)5 MONDAY MORNING (MON) io STHEFBI 1110 . a FLORIDA AIPOAT " io - - - 'be wesy of ' 'IM Sihep.. (p IMIJth -$) bioliourity CS - ho 70W - b--,tj M -p ja, . . ' occasions in the lives Of their Nblects - birth, old op. mardags and death. 1030 un a) co 1100 a) a) 11:15 ::s , EVENING AT SYMPHONY ossw orsiucts me ioe- ' pij Ekberg. Ait Outhor4xplorsr fiflodl rwanft Sind dentear when he is sent to Africa on a a as mum NFL TODAY lMxunlous ski resort, and his l'ISt* - VS threitined be ., 0 5 HOME Joh n Reilly and Julie Gustafson WflsIttVely explore the Importance of the a am MOWING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR IfIG IftSDAY MORNING a) M" GD O FRIDAY MORNING M% SCSI LATE MOVIE "Devil's 0000 MORNING AMERI. Rain"(1975) Ernest Borgnlno. CA Eddie leaer of a Satanic cult searches foraSESAME$TMET(R) •• taining the names of 7:25 MW 0 ~t a)5 NFl. POOTIAU. Detroit Lions at c,'icagoIsers S MOVIE "Cal Ms Swans" un4s*iSk1ngdom.(R) VNMDOOLAY 0 iI •.. , ,w Jima" (5/W) (1949) John Ware, John A. The to training that a U.S. Marine w. geant gives his rsbeiitous k final cown(Jam" MAW)to 4180" this world trom his LIE JOIHN __AY I What you don't he". trading •'.. '% 400 .j; #--. .." •. you'll be able to cover It later. pi more of what lies GUUNI (May 21'Js 1)" shied for you ku the year itaiy - mona on your o*i it, .10 - following your biribby by Judgment today than ,1* I* 19 "d to UK U=p ,_ _ _ 16 , _ourcepyol !t, W work dumm?s last spade to hold an - Graph 1411r. Mu $1 for snob thsymiecatcutat', It !jrc1uka. to AMr.Grapb, Dos 400, RadIo agM* your bad Idiiidi.. ,East lit p two dIanwu yilMiee,N.Y.110118s.ere Opeelagiead:H aid South had a clack play. to apcif bIsth date. Jum fl-July 32).. Ha threw East IN With the 0 Dower, of tr,daskclee to last .. ''II' and., the rug today v (Nov.. UGTI'TAIL$ 234)ec. . 11111111111110 Iy(liwaldiscaby 21) Piitiiuiablp arr.ms*s hops .*d ituntleas will 1It (NSSIPAPE* EN?anPI*E AlIN. gg3 Alas leusag ,you today . - out If thay'rt wi unattl..: : ISIS and your .. . &... (Do )W heW a queeWon fe. ort oil was Isi elliplitI has' LBO (July 23Aug 22) Thsi,. tirpid a*1? of we Wrlfe 'M* eks a dsflaite flail bid - el lees was made Et&"10WM,,1l* MW STdiIig what's to he Is a POII1MY that 70W fUl gnpIIjig4, intends ould' .acusd yow'. only hera.s he dld.'t like to per. k'4Id* qIJWJJ p ,snma,,pJ t aeoen - bw4pltoUyoepu Yaw. , IIkI,I - by aMmpaL uuuu SoUth WIIJCOSN (Dec. 23'JM. estravagant whims • Is" , who be saw the Ow"* - 1111). Yew pu"111ty ad W densWet, ft* y9wNK'#Ii11,1' .. Tbw wm 11" r. tod. Iwo yea Uu'oius em. a. • iP1 . - -w wl die'- . '-'p.- im't yeul' VIRGO (Aug. 23u$qt. 00). -p--. ya, -. swim MW , -. nut be traded y y I .I& 31) ásuldthey be sholvsdto a Inter *WII (Jan. * Doguerdin.odalddfoia y -J " that dent end. " "0 FLORIDA• __ % ii (SPA (1w.. D., ios a,, -moit ft5 II1 I So Vulnerable: Neither Dealer.North West r- AFTERNOON DOLLY Guest: Ronnie Np. - i7m - - ili a ~ IPA& THE PLAN Charlsyne HunterGault examines the black rose. lion to the Andrew Young vssand the Pfessffl status VTa - _____ v PRISC$LLAS'POP ZNIRKNOW WØTTO9W1O D S NBC MOVIE MacArthur" (1977) Gregory eck, Dan O'Ijsrilhy. The tier of General Douglas Arthur, the World War II ifitiry ilIdents while commandser-----troops to victory in import. tbattlss, Is r*-created. (Part if 2) OVE BOAT Captain Stub. reunited with his Whelan). aengr (Gals Storm) tries to tuponthesexuair.volu. YOUR BIRTHDAY be kind and tolerant, but don't Netsaiberl, 1979 ove*Iiidu1ge thsln to gain thW. - ., dununit's. we of diamond. so ----------avvai. aiiia be duebt - t with the Your prospects for The LIlIES (Mirth 21-AprIl 19) and could not find a sati'sfactory card to laid bact coenkig year lock more hopeful Be vesy careful that you doit't Finally, -be Dlayed a trump,-- thon they bets for some time. make - promises you caO'I W..t took his ace aid lad a Yos mat bscsreIuI,hoe,er, dellverinoedertogstothsrsto niondi bulk woe "'oke the most of your op - do tithigi for you. A faire to pesttIesk* order toreepths come through could cues Illouthsaw fulhestrewards. ci1C$fkJfls, of do tomuL We deelded ?l TAURUS (April 20May 5) -r - "-.-. I aeg '. IC0RPtO(. 24Nov.22) Make do with what you have AAA ____ a young hiker convinces en to remain cautious whIle awaiting rescue from a rocky (A) 11:00 a) AGAONSKY AND COMPA. Wy •IOM'NUTES (M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S FEELINGS "Love" Three children discuss the meaning and ~*of Im with Dr. Lee Salk. (A) 11:30 (1) S FACE ThIS .'u. DANCE of an mIld request in ts father's win Ilsd$Nmonanunusualsearcp, Into his past. 10.0 (1) THE SACTERS S TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. An - ArabIan Ws whose daugh. tV'S life WIS Saved by Oonzo dsGris$ that either ti'e two ma be ___ ROPERS After StanP P 'accidentally sets fire to his ilahen he and Helen Thove In iitheBrookes for the night. 5:30 DETECTIVE SCHOOL A 5h10n show becomes (9 he scene for a stowown the detectives and a 111w. -., Goorge.. • 6 FREESTYLE "Mike" After becoming lost and then found, madcap living In a junkyard decide to embark on an all-out aboard iislorad World War ii airplane. (R) 12:15 SMOVIE "ThsEgyptlan"(C) (1954) Tisrney. A physician mists with suffering and exile when he comes to the aid of an Egyptian pharaoh. (2 Hrs. 35 Mine.) a). THE JIFFIRIONS secret government mission to find a space cepeuls. (2 Nra.) GMAT PERFORMANCES KIDSWORLD Three Ctissver Stories" "0 5 STUDIO SEE Thirteen. Youth And Besutyl" Kathryn year-old Harold Knight practic. Walker and Michael Murphy ss to become an V. featured in ctw.'. boxsr.4R) about a mlddIe.age ioso the's struggle to recapture the (I) MOVIE "AssaultOnmagiory of his college ys Wayne" (C) (1970) Joseph 500 Cottsn, Lloyd Haynss. A Navy IN SEARCH commander discovers that Mn UFO**, members of his crew we actu. Gold" A NOVA ally foreign agents. (1 1/2 Hrs) hard look at the athletic a)OUN0TASLI fog methods of Olympians S SPECTRUM . WOU nd the world is presented, S mST BAPTIST csiuc*i VS CHIPS Though hospi. . Ponch helps Jon and up temporary replacement ve a rash of robberies being 'mitted instoiencars. FOR ytjq 4)5 HARUI anow m gang go to unrimer cw% w they convince persnniai 50Sf Charlie Brown to enter a 9alfl5t several faster - For Monday, Nov.mb.r, 5. 1979 . ed (1 1/2 Hri) 6ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 1000 (I) THE ARCHIE LEADERS • 'i," Mondays,' 'flOating Free" and "That's (fi) .-'; 7.,o I)PLORIOA'S WATCHING FAMILY FEUD (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE NPRI5I ASSN I . ___ . ACADEMY ____ _________________ WHAT ARE tCU WEU . WELL, LOOK AT I FOUND !IVS GOT To THIS TO ARCHIE ! Ia. TP best scenes from of !,smny Rogers. 0 HEE MAW Guests: Lar. atUn, Foster Brooks, Becky . I" L _________ 0 ARCHIE U MOVE Abbott And Costst" (5/W) (1965) Bud Abbott, Lou Costel. 9:30 "os (4)S NFL TODAY __ GOSPEL SINGING J1im iso express their nuclear power plant_ 3:41 • -______ I ~. j% • C C" Nan FE .'. J.AQ DON*IIUE - 3'1 v0dan! liftnearThreeMb Island - -' - • ) unnecessary ___ . WNG.•• Iii 'EM UP Ntws V.L PEopti Guest: Char. pqf 'fun and Pauline Frederick, C*dcast Journalist. ____ - ____ ( eoo d ___ Teddy Fa us S ORAL ROIIRT$ M . ciouoo ) SUNDAY S KIOS AM PEOPLE TOO RONRTI MISTER ROGERS () _____ I TV (1) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARIO AND THE MAGIC ____ #•• Sunday, Nov. 4, 117V-45 EvsiWng HiraM Sanferd. Fl. __ ________ - . • . 1101111111111111111111111 ,. __ lip" I" . Home Office 006734-4031 T11111111111111116111 •.• ' - - I - R *T --L : a I - - e . - - :r a r; - :.',y'.-y .-..zL - t .1.1! .-. - . - - . 0 , - '7 ' i1z' b. VL �I. rnu'' ' , : -. I p - r ;. - - , - t • I ' y - J -- -- --. I - • Legs! Notice Southeast Employees 41--HouSeS - NOW NOTICE UNDER NAME STATUTE Seminole FICTITIOUS Underpaid, ATLANTA to the ___pursuant Statute", Chapter (UPI) minimum wee, or working Florida StItetlS Will reoist. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ovortime without sitra pay, iflI fltV,FIga because "they can't find the upon ricatp? of of ml th - workers undeii*id and overworked en. Publication official attributed abuses. Earthquake Hits by some $31 PflOU UI more UUUJUfl Over thins year - with 5:00 A .M. - MONDAY Winter Pork S:30 P.M. 3c a Ha. 3 Lines Minimum ____________________ lorida, October 17, in,. County, F Publish Oct. 21,$,& Nov. 4, it, 1575 (UPI) JAKARTA, donsst "c" A strong earthquake nm - overtime VIOLItICIRI counting for $14 million. ________ s-tiP Vanted _______________________ least labor department said THE Ping Center located at the Inter. the South recorded UIfifth C1WWc4-$20; Pregnancy tist and section of Orients load and Meteorology rilIzatlon; free Cog".We feel that at our 200 bed central it Maitland Avenue, in the C y of 'sling. Professional care, Geophysics Institute in Jakarta Florida JCAH approved general violations . ethIrd Altamonte Springs, Florida Ifltud5 supp.rtive atmosphere, can. hospital we have perhaps the said theeplcenterof the quake, to fegistir the said name with the m I n i m u m wage imflerfiduttlal. best career opportunities meaauring&4ontheopenended Clerk of the Circuit Court Of CENTRAL FLORIDA payments. available. We are a people County, Florida WOMAN'S HEALTH oriented facility & regard our Ben Makowaky, sustant g, Richter scale, was located g Seminole Dated at Fort Lauderdale, ORGANIZATION staff with the highest esteem. il es south cI Java's coastline Florida, this 5th the federal wage and tiow' m day of October, We are dedicated to upholding 1575. administrator for the region, In the Indian Ocean. 405 C. Colonial Dr., Orlando our high quality standards and PACIFIC RESTAURANT ' m.otsi are looking If achievement said the traditionally poor The tremor also was felt in CONCEPTS, INC. Toll Fr's 1ISS.2211161 oriented Individuals to fill the SoAern dates have produced the Indonesian capital of (Owner's Navne following positions: Presid ent and Treasurer of Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A work forces more willing to Jakarta, where Owner Corporation Is Male" Dating service. All ages. take substandard wages and lags swayed. No damage or ROBERT M. COOPER P.O. Box 6071, Clearwater, Fl. LPNS __ work longer hours than em. casusltles were reported. Secretary of Owns Corporation 33111. IS STEVEN WATTS pioyeu In other parts of Position available for qualified The word hit area w hi Attorney for Apllcant: FOUfld S-LoSt nation LPN's for the 3111 11.7 shift on Gamut district, some 120 mUss MARK S. SCHECTER, P.A. __________________________ medical surgical units. He said, however, more f 2777 East Oakland Park Blvd. . LOST: Vicinity too Ilk County employers are complying with rom Jakarta where nine Mircide East Building, male Siberian Huskey. Club Dr. NURSING On $2.90 hourly wage reiIre. people died in the rubble of P.O. Drawer 114fl au & sli ver, blue eves, 70 lbs. Pot'? LauSlf'dill, FL 33325 . meat for fulitlzne workers, and Cr15flb11fl bUlldlflgL Reward. 323451$ $61-)Il Tufioftone: Silver Lk Or. 322.1031. overtime paying time-and.a-half for 8 -CASHIERS 1 51apt., partly turn. $175 mo:lnc. utilities 323 os3sbefor.2PM N0vsver go of other small buildings WU'l He cited a $70,00 damaged when reside* W against a con- nicked by the force of ft's In quake, fled their homes as the little town aivith fi "at I neat won 505715 maJOr court cum. Judgment venlence store operator Ailotta. The word spreads throuih one minute. the Industry, yes, when you ______________________ - _______________ - - said. __ ' NOTICIOPINTINTIONTO RESISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISIIEREIYGIVEN the undersigned Cat-porateon Intends . to engage in business under me NOTICIOFINTINTIONTO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICEISHEREIYOIVENthaI the South, with crew the undersigned, desiring t engage remains a blem In chids 11ripping ofP1 poor Salpro Corporation also Intends to register, By: John K. Daniels 33771, intends to register the said name with the Clark of me Circ uit Publish Oct. *5. Nov. , it, is, Court of Seminole County, Florida, DEO122 pursuant to Florida Statutes $45.0 ,.-(1523), as amended, and the us. [FLoRIoA dsrslgnsd is the sole party in. terested in said business enterprise. - $1, and at the and of the liii, the guy's worked all bu he winds tç owning the con. traor* Charles T. Callahan Pubflsh Oct. *1 Nov. 4, 11, IS. 1575 oao.i,t ' •susssit STATE - - - - U.S. DEPARTMENT OP NOUSINS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT LOW-RINTNOUSINSPROGIAM ~ ' psrtlesclaimh today liii PettyCashpunl ................................. CtiangsPund ....................................14*1* _______ ____ ____ ____ ___ _____ _____ ______ ______ whick will ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 14553.55 Tenants.............................................. sMier Its dsInIa In a osmdsr osr ............................................ llae1* ______ II miles Wide and 1,900 mlles ACCRUED INTEREST RECEIVABLE ......................................... long. INVESTMENTS 91,336.41 would burn i In the Mason. p1w. soimlhne ______ IliBy, _____ bed projeelleR U It would - Dspesl$swlth$UD ............................ DEFERRED CHARGES , or tak, five hours. The IMtIIIIv wIth 'wings W tietwid. wasaemsdaIIsrlh. WiIlgsd kene of 0155k th PrepiiØlnsurance ............................... 13.0*1.55 lflswaacebepsSEs............................... IUSI.R InveiWiries Materials ............................ 5471.44 , LAND, STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT DevelapienICON .......... ....... ,,12,,le,,u LSMSl*Ilresandlqulpmint .......... UND&$TRIIUTID 01541$ TwoothIrPegusNI,5In r*w, eat. or IA training program witheipenses rta$10lfalshedNO aNt, Sod to the Isads heriufter - YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED 7,1314155.42 ?,Io1,il7.II , - .' - , _____ '. _____ that an adlan wetNb to quiet atid 5501* clOtirM title Is Plaislift. and lo 7,554100% 5ccI55II$,in Is *asdin$aminsey,flerila. _____ TM Iwo . -- _____ .., Ns$ NpeNs1is : 4 ' _________ SIMs (Mets. 31)5, $136. :' 11365.11$) TRUST AND DIPOSI? LI*LSTII$ ................... ___ ______ - • - 0 clot DOTS LlJI.% ' .d- dItmaAad. PIllS L$*$IIITII$ MAE .ic1$s IMMId Permomnt tess. stuD.........................- . Stauu5. -410110i u.*.ss. 1, - - ' * - ... , lit 111111111111,11111111 . ' - •. ' ' ' .4 L lcpmT$M Jr,' , . 1i*u$S SIL . :ri 1 ., " ';. -, : Al . L. - ' .. ',. - .. '- ____ __________ _________ )sI 'I Wouret -. : T .Z...,+ &.a - .. -. - ~ f.: - - _..-. ' -, Ms. ___ I : I- - '.' ..- ' 1... - . ' .- , . - _. - -. ., . . - , YOU CAN 1. Pl , " t IM u : -- , "_ . , .0 - - - ,441 :. J$ OWN P*y aiui., Ia' WOUK IOUI OWN 5OIUIIL' ' $ , . - 4, ,. "- ____________________ I3JW,5 to - ..,..,. -.- -' I ill" - whslil1 ship. $5450. '. " Sr Cameron Ave. l.s. Country iv,rneenlecrs.wjueut$as,. T• lsIIsIi '' ' - _-- I., . I -- ____ 01055. • . Handyman special 7 Si. 1 diES to tteØmns. $31165. flIoCorneliDr.SBI,3s.psol. __ 20111101 .:~ . ~_ -?~_p _'Jt _:! ,"r'la 'M - ~ t~- , . p .-.'- IL C*ih&Carry. IM S. Ave.323-791S ____ '° for s"" AM FM stereo radio, Ispeed turntable, diamond needle. I track. So ld now $430, balance due 812$ or take over my pa ymen ts of $16 per month. Call j 5433394 day or night. Agent. I 323 I3lS eves. & weekends ' I yr old, female Irish Setter, AKC championShip lines, teas. to home with fence 339 5501 qij _ __________________ - 66-Horses Horses boarded $100 mo, nice - barn, 7 pa stures, Osteen area. - Fri., Sal. & Sun. Toys, games, used clothing & cloth. Handcut crystal, lights fromMayfair,Pewter&coppei-, lead crystal, antiques & antique turn. Sf or@ fixtures & restaurant equip. t'' AC's. gas Will, cabinet lois of antique telephone in sulators. old typing desk. 3" plasticpipe,riding mower.new Unlimited sales I service potenfialtoqualifledprincipals. $143,1100. Call William Malic- $ ,$3l __________________ Levi's, iNnS&lackats 47-Seal - - 1.ee1S psut' home Al Cr1115? I will 'atch up payments s 111.35500W BUY.$ILL,TR*D1 31111$I.Fll5lI. _________________ _________ - - - fibre Salvage 321 $711 sticker, new It. blue pl.. eit cellent shape, $SSO. Call am. to 6p.m. 3231567, Pick Up. 4 speed, $600 2601 Grandview, Sanford 332 3730 1978 Dodge Aspen, 2 dr. slant 6 engine, good mileage, 21,000 NUMBER 153223411. Cash 322.4132 Moving Sale. Sun thru Fri Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Books & Bargains Galore Buy & Sell, the finest in u od furniture, Refnig., stoves, toISis 1I W. 17th St. ms Repairs Air Conditioning, Heating, rri' cal, Plumbing Sv'vlce I Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6351. LiC.,' BoM.d I 'Ins. 1--Beauty MODELS ON DISPLAY CMPARE THESE FEATURES: *LARGE POOL •CLUI HOUSE AREA Park 6444431. 1l$1*,lAs.. ' mM' *01115 To PorChWMoflgages LO Fit" S 40 11 ft Cute formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook. 519E 1st St.p3fl 3717 CAIRIAGE ___________________ '75*. ps'?__ Cameup ' $p 451• an fli acres, . - 505 3,k$. __ I raw al dew wom. V. *16 used skirt time Sel. 1*54 or $1516 me. FUR NITURE-BED*4 NO. eheWhs1e's0toaIIOr sale Funi. 7055 Industrli Blvd., -151*5. Ll*vIbpobe'I*Ie $555. 10nSr1 Fwradiwe salvage, _____ ___ _______________ _____ Kenmari El. Dryer, IN; Oil. Heater designed te lit 10 pi,gpi, in. mu. _______ ________ ______ CYPRESS CLOCKS &MIRRORS ____ $14 up, Clock Meters C.. $41' $14 511. Rd Sandsid SD SAM S-up - I7 SI. 0 1l.lkd. 101175$. __________________ . . SLRItrIS.gNlamI. . Nlrvpntsle,Pf.l5medil ___ ___ The wailter IS perfect ler a beckyord sale -sell .vershms list wilbawNIad. CON 103165$ at' $311113. ___________ *3.aIpi I g Painting 3225757 - aft 7731137 Puffing(Repair Professional - Quality ANTHONY CORINO 1770011 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 7720107 01=10no&MR- die clipping, l ies control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5732. __ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. 372-6101. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! - amom Prissurs Cleaning Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers I RV. residential & comm. property. Free est. 332- 9323. RIP Pressur e & Steam Cleaning, Painting. Root, homes, mobile homes, tic. Mobile home special lZxêO. $32.50. Reasonable rates. all work guar. 333-1*53. I Man, quality operation I yrs np Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 321-1321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS : roe Est. 323413after 5:30 C Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349 $371 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 145-0562. - for Will WI up. Resin finIsh I Light IuHng A L B PAINTING Residential I Commercial painting. masonery, oncrite. All Work profeSsIonally done. Free estimates. 30 yrs. exp. Call 337. 3911. 3311155. - I Housewives Cleanin Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. Regular or 1 time basis. We DO wash windows! 4775554 ABC Concrete, Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. SO 4511. lemodlllng-carpentry, £ momm Housesnin LICENSED U.9455 ANIMAL HAVEN 323. ___ _ _ rnIiN r- Drives, patios, walks & etc. Honss lnvsnaats, _______________________ Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 549.5567. Tyson Cement Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, MON-SUN. 51477 5:11A.M. 2M1.E.ef 1752 $:OSP.M. SANFORD $160 ___________________________________ ____________________________________________ COVE __________________________________ _______________________ misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 653). - ADULT ONLY sad FAMILY SECTIONS ..J.UHUM. uead vary shirt *1gi SIPS, NI. Sill at 105 1. Al" 335155$. - repairs, carpentry, painting & Home repairs I appliances to tile. CITY WATER sad SEWER IN GSA ___ ___ ___ ____ Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small houtehold sssmakIng OWN FOR LESS THAN RE New&UNIFw1Ivg - ,, actual miles. $4200 323 7950. Air Conditioning TopPnicesPaid FURNITURE$?$55545 lopS. - ______ 1972 Opel coupe, auto , new ___ - WIL$ONMAIIRFU*N1TURE 1941 Buick Special Deluxe wagon, AC. PS, PB. In tip top cond. $975 Contact Wally Dietricfls, 322 7218 or 322 5237. '76 Ford Pickup F-100 Good mileage Excellent Condition 13.000. 322 4135 Used, any condtion6.0 8176 RESULTFUL END. THE ------ S __________________ e buy 1111W 411010"oclew In 14 OWL 323 3866 or 323-7710 20S E. 2SIh St. 1230901 I ONE PHONE CALl. STARTS CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS 322.575* Large Red IPc. SeCtlsiialLR Outfit LIkaitew. 321.1117 - ___ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3loSanfordAve _______________ only engine, trans. Etc. 323 80*9. WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES 5. PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 706 Iroquois L71xIS'IIr*s,' builders level toweki, Realtor. 3227503. 68-Wanted to Buy APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur furnace, flier sending edger, service business, tools. fixtures, inventory I real estate. 1973 Caprice Station Wagon. Parts - Looking For aew Home? --Check the Want Ads for hous es Yard Sale, Sat., of every site and price, 5tH? 205BradshawDr.,Sanford --- lumber. small mobile home we of Raw WOW, Miller oil gon,I 3 Wtirt',ea motorcycle $300 or best otter 322 7618 after S TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON WE BUY USED FURNITURE 5. ALL MUST GO P-U lopper, used fin & some Established plumbing supply & JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or $31 1605 (Dealer) - Great for hunter s 377-1003. OFFER I DICKER ReasOnable. 333504 PrGprfy 18-Motorcycles - Boxer Pup AKC.S Weeks, 5173 Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, Splitorrounddrywood,dellvered Vega, radio and htr., low mileage. clean. $1995 or best 5er 323 1730 soUeves&re$tends 2AKCDober man Puppl.s IMi F. Blk&Ian,5iIt Ull $SOea. 373 413701! 1 323734 STEREO FiNW'sd.plM,$l3,$*$2SPIIe LARGE LOT OR 3 P'S ACRES WITH TREES MID GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. sox 1793, SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION. LOCATION AND PRICE. ____ / CI4ECKON THESE / 507 Latirel Ave. 351, fl a. / SISIER REALTY - MILLERS l6lSOrIando Dr. Ph. 372 0332 Cxc. Coed. 323 2431 __________________ Must Sell 1915 Datsun 13210. radio, PR and air. A 1 $2295 1977 65-Pets-Supplies ___________________ For Sale-AllSlits 1977 Datsun Wagon, needs valve job and minor repair otherwise good condition Bargain $400 323 376?. - -- -. AKC r egistered Doberman pup Female, reasonable Good used Tv's,$25&up _______________________ PACKINGCARTONS 43I-LMs&Aawp aise mali PHI -Swale f44, ••455555 tgag lavutmiet. 1355 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR PCT. AUUMASI.E NOITOAGE. CHARGE YOUR PIIEND$l ' 2397 S.$anfordAve. 337 2952. _____________________________ *S ___________________________ pc. ____ ... ~.,~:* i ~r, R. $453.13 bal. $153.16 or $37 mo. Agent 339-03*6. efficiency window A.C. I yr. old. _______________ _____________ I -- __________________ BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 322.3481 Call Woody 372 9436 TV repo 15" Zen ith. Sold orig. refrig.. Columbus full site ft ______________________ -1111111111111111111111111110 CRANK CONST.•REALTY ' L EXCELLENT RENTAL , - - _ -' range; Kenmorl 5000 BTU high ____________________ Will Ivy FORD. 3 UNITS WITH 7 CAR PORTS ZONED COMMER. , .___ We Buy Wrecked Cars '71Ford Grand Torino I Or,, Full Power, Air Super nice. 322 8195 72 Mazda - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97. I male west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a punlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 - 30 It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 2.' 1311 for further details. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 550 Call 322 1671; 32? 1160 ___________________ OCK BUILDING IN SAN- . - I? cu. ft. Kelvinator, no frost 5.2 acres 3W an Paved frontage. w,oOO.Iopct.n.syown,r H, RENTA . ,V41 Sanford Porn. Salvage, 17.52 so. of San ford. 322-0711. Firewood- First Class hardwood Red Oak, $30 Per load delivered. 333 $i17 after 3:30. _ _________________ _________________ liittorl*4$4I 4114 5301133or310-GIIeveS. AWAIDRIALTY, INC. _______ _____ -_ 322-7991 All equipment like new - S4-Garage Sales selection $100 or mike offer. ___________________________ Juke Box SUbrIng A.100. 100 REALTORS I 62-A--Firm Equip, __________ Sanford, 3371731. IORREST GRUNI - (305)5305023 STORY DUPlEX EXCELLENT . L UNITS WITH 3 CAN --____________________ The sooner you place - your DAMAGE FONIXTIA STOP. cl.sstiee.ttiiesoonsrys, £01. $37,110. PENT TO RELA multi. 'IV'S. jJR' - - ;' ______ .,. : i Pa1 ....... . C*CSUIIICT 7"yo IisSrdii - iM''ai.: - B . SeethenCall COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 DID. BOOM, 2 AT DOUBLE GARAGE, FINISHED KIERNED PORCH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE. PLACE. LARGE OAKS ON' 5UNT1Y LOT. $S1.000. GET A - - :'; - Amusement bowling Some, works good, 6 player, $310. Sanford Purn. Salvage, 1712, So. of ___________________ 5AW WORLD ____ A asJ".If. F""'i1r' -. IIITATIS _ I VI _____ ZcY . tr'. STAIAP -_ -, - .' -• __ 5 ' - 3BDRM,2BATH,CENTRALAIR LUCILLEE. DILLON, REALTOR SANFORD $37,000 We've changed this boast Into a real beauty. New paint, carpet. wallpaper, landscapIng. 3 ER, I', baths. 11.000 do wn & owner will help with financing. 'PINICREST 3 BEDROOM. EAT. ' IhkITCHEN. CENTRAL AIR, CARPET, CARPORT. NICE LQCATION. 132.300. FLYINI ' .uuPju. -- . . 4 !: - '. " , , i4I: Mpli % -: -. ______ ___ "-' .4;. . . cwifilqs IiIuiiuuuuiiiii - 41111111W L ___ ,;''.,'-i ll~ i ulsirs RIIITY - ' sthIPa,V1otri JJ*ireau.,: s..____ - IPIØ.00IIiSi .., 'kINI* '' ______ ____ __ REALTOR 11*1 " '55lUJL$LI$451$BsRyIC1 - 5' - ______ ____________ 'F' . ,_ *rn.NaM, , 4i.-1- A SYIMPii*óipic ' ___________________ ________ _____________ __________ - Oh AirpatS Stud., I $0. I bath CoIls. lefty equlpald kNCh'n. $355 month 171.1751 OH _________________ unlim *'øarbnSr, 1) _ ___________ - ___ ' . - . EAT IN . ________ - ci -_--.... __ -1 i ••" , '4 . ____ __________________________ _______________________ _______ ____ en Is.Sot.R11Sa.41I.'NN " q.., ".,. - elps.rrslUst!a.I1. laytoN 'V ' - -'I- % 't L W" _____ ____________ PI Mp __ A&MLa 1.__ 1 1,: IktII.tu$yiel $31$rnet*h.$77.1 ____________________ Lake Sylvan area West of Sanford, water front lots $to.000 & - *-401111111 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7450 - JOTALLY REDECORATED 3 "UDROOM, 2 BATH, KITCHEN, GARAGE. CEN. 111*1. AIR. CARPETS, IN *000MERE. $33,500 . 7L7 ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. SEAT THE COMPETITION. ' ___________ .rlagn hgs agas 0* si ysv _____ _____ I- - _______ _ . - , . ___ _____ ...."-.'. 47 k _____ rojasts .. ,. , .1 I • W*b51 Shot am ectisaMs' Ctj.os ___ " v?.: 000MOIflhI TOUTNII . 1Ia. , :H , 4 .4 -, . viss ___ ciiawi c*,. miNI. Chip, '' ms" V ____ _______ 15510190* ____ . - D*W - Mim'sI, ' prt 4$3I*$• 'j"i's •. % ' , .WahSei$1,sgey aNN-NJblul I4OWW*d4vepae ___ MW ft' .moujW$ntutIv, M1 Is VOlt ASS 551115? NOTIFIED - 11 . I A04 * ____ . I ThIs . N, S1*1NNf1 SIMS ____ ____ __ ___ . . 1. - ______ , *---e-t , fgh.1HU. . _____ ,.. TulwIs?r$s*lenN ....................t, i.!..•. _____ ________ , 55*2.55: • _____ __ P *' ,, * - ' : Ipac. AdaIsIsIVatIia asa_&_g*mMN ..... .,........... ______ ______ .-, - . ANITA 11*51* ' . OR*WtSIvl.$$R, _____________________ ' ' ''' '*INDU$TRIA$$ITI ' Hor II. SN* cres. $5JI5V WL CallBart ROOF, FRESH CARPETS. 534.500. HURRY UP! PROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, DELTONA $31,000 $1,200 ON,, 'STRATEGIC CORNER, IDEAL PHA 'F R HOME OR OFFICE. 1411 PALMOUTIIAppraised NlcestartarllomI3SRl½5iEtsi. convenIent location .4.,6 - 811111143116 - THIPIRSY OP THE WEEK &TNEPII$T OP THE MONTH ' heIst's N1..MS SW. IM$IIS*.55al1*50SCI5.ef pshsur, *SCiwtalM?UIsisiatvlcoupsu SM - . 'miulitety WALTIP SI IlY alNtU! lileeff *M4I1S*IISL'S*BUE01IN rs.is, NIiWNeIaaMspeiWMsNlW . .' - NON-MUD.4............................... 1. 11*.?? rsumutslsuaief Toss....'.,..'.............. .1N'I0 " r en or . .1535,055 ____ .' ACCRUED UAillIT$E$ , . LargeISLW.D,Dbe,wsshisr, Separate Dl, $310 me. " ' -" I __________________________ ___________________ , . MOI. ___________________ _____ ,_- ____ ,, 4 SR flbaffi. lustppinfed insl 5 45...01 eip1pJ5p9 etylewindows.Priceonly$1I,450 with FHA terms. RENEWED 2 BEDROOM, CAR. *5*. Eve. 562.5611 GENEVA MODEST HOME MODEST PRICE 2 OR masonry home, recondi. tionedthoroughly. Has new carpeting, paint in I out, colonial , PONT. FRESH PAINT, NEW '' out, FR , totiCid yI'd Al '1st*fla*.rgtermlp,ll. Pies.phene ka..sasI:*$ II AM. 31131. ' ____________________ ____ . ____ - comm. 311.1.1 terIP* s,, Peg. REAL MATE II 323 3374 . ISP l both on*comerlots,zefied UnfwO.tsReOt SALES - ,, 5.117,000 Dui lo DIVORCE Must sarifIce Singer SewIng Machine, like new, orlg. price 5400, Sal. Due 1103.7$ or ne. someone to take up my payments$1$mo. ppAJ., $475354 day or night. Will del iver no obligation. Agent. _______ 321471P Fr ench (17 97) Sanford . NANDYMAN'S$PECIAL' . benefits. AVtO-Trgiq Is leeking tor a hr ill er*an. initv Val to usekin sir gift & ______ ___ _____________________ _____________________ to Washinglen sto ~ aCel * ' ................................ 3,350 sq. ft. S. Sanisre _________________________ FREE,TRAVEL. '.. . - - Mondayonlyi$.)&3S.Nophone ' Ikylab epics Matlea that send icy Aitisilia .s.i d, Ave. OIICKS&OEESE.3 BEDROOM ,C%IRNISHED HOUSE WhO & PATIO ALL THIS & MORE. A STEAL AT 1*500. ... IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM, 1"s •ATH, AIR CONDITIONER, LOTSOFEXTRASONLUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,500. A MUST TO SEE. ______________________________ - $55 Case, Mower harrow 53TV-RadIOStet'eO full site baby bed w-mattresi, 52$; Oak porch rockers, metal offIce desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, IN E. 25th 51. 323 05*1. 7SlOSanfordAve. The Real Estate Aqe.ncv RANCH W.BARN, TACK RM, assume _ _________________ $171. 323.4440 pft Sideby- Side refrigerator, , Picnic table *7 benches, lacreIotsforaslittlea$5000dwn. Good tor s. (1))) ,.QLA, NORTH ST., 2+ ACRE buyer. Hurry-Onuy ML'S .fl3.5774 D19 or &pNIle no. and IMMEDIATE PLACE MENT see Mr. Porter at the Holiday Ian, l and Hwy. 46 . ItWNSlI5klIiØS lei I to Mary area. 3311015, hive name ' - 1,000 II.AL COUNTRY LIVING IN PA. Originally $619, 2401 Airport Blvd. payments of $21 Mo. Agent 339 Utensils. Setting for 12. Sacrifice BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker ______ IVEGETAIILE PLANTS carousel. still in warranty. I sit gold plated Rogers table LAKE MARY acres fenced, horse barn. 3 BR, 35. pool home. Many out. stand ing features. ______ Push button controls, has 1978 Chevy Malibu 322 3990 79-Trucks-Trailers PETUNIAS 34, Casselberry, Fl. 32707. house. $130,000. INC. 322 7991 MICROWAVE Engraved. Send $2.00, cash OK. Print name, security number, and address to Matthews, Box MARKHAM LONGW000 ROAD 4 acres f en ced , horsi barn, good pasture. 2 BR, 21 home, guest c k for nrsery plants l'xl',IS avail. - -- Plate, Multicolor, Metal, 43-4Ats-AOWW . AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreanhOUs. 372-Sill Eves atter6&weekends 52-Appliances Get Yours Free. Social Security _____________________ _____ ______ HEAT, FENCED YARD. A .REAL BUY AT 533.500. Inc Inc-EALTOR. Ideel*$ervIce,rrotallbuslnujj Can lead tecerriars Nb. Lk. bssingle,hav,ssmehigISschOOl and be able Is START IM MEDIATELY. For interview _____ ss*iI !! ' ___ to - told Wanted someone ' was mcaviuL .s S begs. In .1 ' o. lift In Juti. -iusiuuss Piiirty BOAT I. FISHING EQUIPMENT. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 32 1-0640.327.1377. wooded lóts 14,000 doing _____ AWAY FOR 2 COUPLES WITH ss.siee I'm _____________ 50M5C*tiuMOuts for Sue ______________________ Aluminum climbing dr stand, with hand climber, $33. Call Carl at 322-1331. ________________________ MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. REALTY WORLD. PET, 3 UTILITY ROOMS, GAS ilirsId Hal 1.e!!' _________________ _______ LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. ____ FENCED W-CHICKENS, Acce's $1 Farmiapten Huntln 145.1113. area. Sanford aria. NigardIiU of experience, write P.K. Read. American Lubricants Co.. See oN. Dayton. Ohio-dill. Call$ P10,111610- P&MI's welcome Of NOTE: Accrwdaanu51leav,efem.fopae,attt,e,jefmlfl VM $4 Nsvtbefml$WieelI10 Section -, - -, , . Ii, i'ã,wiip II SluSh. lanis SI LIA$$LITIII - : . last, ACCOUNTI PAYABLE M aft Ms kg's filed aglIlel psi psiViudsil led CenSrsc1or ..................... d.S371* - - -eerlrWtowr.cepvOf TalanN$asurNpDupaslts .....................1344010 seisseo 11145*11. 15 $ SN VMS EIICUIT COSISY OP OSMi (AttainS 115141157 PAUL P. ISYAN W, 11 .1555 1l9551$IN1N - JUDICIAL 411551 . 5.15015 , 11*16 WINDERWISDLL HAS ___ CIICU$T*ANOPOS$IMINOI.I NOTES PAYABLE WARD & WOON PA.. aNia COUNTY. PLINISA. P161011 ....................... *005-0 iraitims .* to P.0,' icR , 11 IunjyIj*................................................51S.*24S *551711 PAll, P1.0S *, IS U YNMarrlgeiI (s Ike .qh lbS Mkei'. ever AMea Sad ____ Ike PicItle Osem.' _ ! - alørtv*re,hclmutatu,m$atfo,sd.iMr.Ir,'s's.s _____ _______ ve any $1191 110111 , P" Commit" benefits to mature person i. ' $CllFICE SALE-LOVELY 3 IEDROOM S, 1½ BATH WITH ,.LARGE F AM ILY ROOM, CAR. WOrkshop,sUeinidlamIiyprga, Qualified - 1111111" AFFORDABLE- Large 3*R, _____________________ - GALS . ___ AN OHIO OIL CO. ONuS high Income, plus cash bonuses, 17 UP Ii alt: _____ r . _____ - - TOTASABISTS . ted of 7 ____ GUYS ' Ukei.ç:1,1Nae 4 _____ " _ __________________________ ____ Ri$11t PSUIIly LOVELY COUNTRY SETTING 2 story, 4 BR, 3 bath hoe on 2" acres, approximately 100 fruit trees plus 2 car detached garage. wonkshed. Fully fur. rushed. Call for appointment. - - beulMaWufrwflaJ5, Extra large paneled Pam. Nm,., & generous sIsal BR's. Oor15bu landscaping on corner '(ot. Owner anxious-price re5)ced to $W*. .. ' - _____ missurs ths IilIy .1 epics J , - . NewI$R,IllviurygeN,llta.C. 145*, garage, yard malnt., utt,,m. 31116-330. - . Branch Office 323.2222 ____________________________ _______________________________ ____________________ ,. in CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO H. Ernest MOBIl yet. - YELLOW SAND Call Cork & Hirt 323-7160 ten-to-fifteen minutes for perjury related to a cookie Jan 250 N. iis. Cato.rv, Fl. near river. Soot slip 32 GREAt ASSUMPTION 'I can't come out to play Mobil* Park. 322-2$61or1235215 __________________ 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 7 PARK REALTORS _____________________ Or refInance, choice i FILL DIRT '. TOP SOIL Sale for 1972 Ford LTD I dr.. dark gm, w vinyl top, new brake job, new tires, paint job. I owner. $1300 Alt 1 323 8691 Top Dollar Paid Ion lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 62--Lawn-Garden OSTEEN 2565 ] [] 77-Junk Cars Removed 323-SM VAI FHFi.fiaMiflQ - Multiple Listing Service close ______ LUST1S ON 17 ACRES, 1311 30 ANYTIME 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1215S. French 323-7340 Wrchandise Pianos & organs as low as $995 C.uetars 40 pct oft. Amplifier, drums. etc Bob flails Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. 327 2255 See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front 5. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 322- 2420 IAUT(FUL ,,o*ic.,-;piRsD,ligsell 3 B . ½ Bath home, 1W,, lot, tress, bus stop, convenient location in '1onford, 133.500. tve3$3. 42-blIe Homes Sanford's Sales Leader ______ I ST JOHNS Furn.wwtiend c COUNTV HOME E. OF 317.1527. - To be sold to the higheSt bidder large consignment from New Jersey plus local estates Mahogany & Walnut DR & OR suites. Oak. Wrought Iron dinettes plus lots of assorted tat]es, chairs, chinas, desks. lamps & glassware Loaded with goodies for the dealer & collector $V1SA MASTERCHARGES SCASH DOOR PRIZE $ Accessories & 7977 Hwy 1797 3277 '______ 59-Musical $II,O0. SELLER WILL TAKE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. fl . *2* LEASE REQUIRED. SEIGLIP REALTY BROKER, 3311640, NORRELL SERVICES . " , 647*110 1515 Equal Opportunity Em- piever, $r*,erwkesessadlsgsl*fus National firm now has openings unknown. ct tNser mv for 10 ItiSa p.oi to rk and tIle aNy. named or TRAVEL to most major U.S. DetwluIs or paPtieS C$SII!IIII, cities and return. Complete Otter ..................................................... ________ Santom Fi. ex#Watim Now. It under or against anycu u.p.a$uen or Pat alter legal entity earned as a 137,361.44 Defendant: SM all claimants, ______ _____ parsons or parties, nstur.l era,. Receivable ................................... $4336.11 gIve s OW woo tworal di not disturb tenants. 5300 month, 1st 5. last months plus $190 sec. dip. 131-2543. by, $ 11 : 1DYLLWILDE-JUSTLI$TáD I Custom3BRl D,coratortsuclles! Top quality throughdVtl Gorgeous corner lot! Prl lencel Don't wait lt'sL' 3IllAdlmsSI.,3B1,lbaffi,drlve The Southland Side. - w.raflge, ref., dish. wasiset-, economical Cent. heat pump, large lot w.fruit trees, - _____________________ INTERVIEWS TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAY S AM loll AM IPMto3PM Portia SpInier, P.O. Box 13*9, .. rnl.N 323.447 WOINOV.14ItW'VDK.1I , "- , INC. 335.2055. ________________________ House For Ron$ public. certification. Send resume to: 10 matinal. tnistess. at' any elM? _______ persons or partIes, natural or cot'. : HUD Annual contrigutuens icutt.rItsl.INpsandaof metal im clerks needed In Altamonte SprIn area Muity to work ti4e, pressu re Ind deal,witti degrees in early childhood CDA 0111 U$1*dtVl lIlIPliee 01ICCIISIt'S 3.5*.. Advance Amertliatlan Fund ......................*515.71 ____ It about 1:17 p.m. EIT _____ DEBT AMORTIZATION FUNDS Debt IervksPund ............................... ___________________________ _________________________ ________ 35 (elephat's customer service pro-school children andor a ps, lsags, , crWhisrs, or alter parties claIming I mwww~weiUP & Reserve Funk -44ouiss (Mlurnislwd CHRISTMAS CASH tlflcal Ion. Req. for toachir: N early childhood educ. COU's witt. 3 yrs. workind exp. with _ - A pawn their several and respective 3501$ _________________________ EARN 10 month position now open fo? 1 asst. teacher and I teacher for $CA Pro(Ic$Hud Start. Rag. for asst, teachers 4 early childhood educ. courses with 12 months esp. workIng directly with preschool children and-or working toward COA cer- to be dead or ative, or net beewn . _ ____ _____________________ _______ ________ _ Equal Opportunity Ensployer ______________________________ SPills. h51t'5• uelifsrs and all ether patios dlknteg Wi NWIVh under or againit him: otid all UnIUISWn natural persons, II 511w, and N dead . _____ _____ ______ S3fl•4SII Ext. 791 IN,*reugs,uader ii alive, and If ls,is 1.05 security. 3211064. ____________________ LADY. YOU HAVE CONTINUAL. LV DEMANDED A CHANCE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY. NOW YOU HAVE ITI CALL JOANNE _________________________ Sanford.F1oei4a32771 kitchen PUBLIC AUCTIONs 'MON., NOV. 5,7 PM. -_______________ truel Just $72.5001 ISTLED AMONG TREES. -custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home with beautifully land. scoped lawn, fireplace, abun. - dance of storage, double garage with garoen utility area, i year . ~. 'w*rvanty, 'sj 335.0005 335.0* 0] MIS, 323-1061or eves. 323031r in exclusive idyliwildel Every feature imaginable! Your wish come Longwood home. 3 Sdrm, 2 _ REALTOR brick home MASTER BEDROOM ts Sanford. Fla DREAM HOME! 3 BR. 2 bath $7,500. ______ daily, fina v abeve a never quitting even though dfealid. -. 1101 E.istSttiJt orasainslher, GEORGE PDX JR., ot'Op.'atlen) ................................(11,116.11)1) Serif sitFund............................114155.37 lbs HOSPITAL 1MW $101114 heirs. deeM's. $fl$e5$, C1'ldflSf5,, SM all etliSI' Generat Fund (Development and. - ______ against hIm, ANNIE I. KOR. NAHRINS, if alive, and If dead, Pier ASSETS - CASH - antees, ____ creditors. and all other parties _____ LOGE -- ROBSON MARINE BPP Warranted. Yours for muth more uo,*. - M. Uflsworth Realty $35,500! .overlacresinlovely GENEVA. •- yost warranty. All th is and . 701 Bldg. F. AltamonteDr. 's & *OPEN ANUM, desirabjeneighborhoodl C- ASH, FR, beautiful decor, sitting room, w-w carpet & lots more! REALTdR ow speise, heirs, devisses, yantees, Creditors, and all ether Parties claiming by, ffir.vgh under or CONTIACTNUMI$IA.uss ROJECTNUMIIN$PLA, 15.I,L3.4,s,$4 house, etc. $110 Mo. frustrated. also a desire to 11am and to lead. I went you to be life and aggressive t , ____ _______________ by, through, under or against Pier, OLAF N, LARSON, if alive, and it dsSd, his unknown SANPO1DNOU54NSAUTNO1ITY,SANpOR5,pOp5Ap Here S41-410, Dirtor at: ____ IAI.ANCUINUIT - benefits. For more Information ple$I contact the Personnel I on Winter Springs-new duplex. 3 on, kit IQof., golf, fishing. Club LOVELYI 2 BR, I bath home in cutive Country Living with all the space you will ever need. - Immacu late 7 Bdrm., 4 Bath pool home, fenced for horses, on .' 55 i7x6O mobile home. 2 BR, excellent conIIticn.2citrustrees.set up in ottiet, convenient Park Ave. - 37126L] over 11(t) formal DR. PP. 5. every imaginable lealurel BPP Warranted. Just 112,3001 For Estate Commercial 5. RCSi ds'ntiat Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 323 5610 FHAVA, FHA7335. 743 at 3222120. Realtors V V Enterprise, Inc. MidelInc., Realtor di413OI3 Build to Suit -our lot or your&. ,1603 Orlando Dr. ______________ .; HOME! Custom 4 BR, 3 Eve. 562.3455 bath home In letyllwilde with POOl & patio. Sunken LR.FR, Stenstrom Realty, i_ THE HIGHLANDS ' EXEC. t. - Low Down i $33240! .. Herb Stenstrom or David Fart , Cash for your loft Will build 0011 .11 your lot ov our lot. month,lease&s.curity.Tel.322. WANT iperson with a positive attitude and a'pleessnt personality, plus being a self starter and an in. tereited investigator. Also you must have common sense in handling problims, not easily so ITO$ __ many more extrasl Great in vestmentl BPP warranted. Only Kids gone, but he swing set in the back yard isn't') Sell t with a Garage Sal,' Sun. Nov .1, 10 5, 122 14,dden Lake (Ir - 19 Cu ft. t tree upright reeler. Iawnmower, tainera w cast', I?li$( Nothing ATE Broker 250 N. I7.3, Cassof Wçrp. Fl. your corw In Roil Estate, call Mellonvllleon double W. Furn. Duplex*%. 2 Brdms., Elec. range, ratrio., Most-Alr. S2?S -111111 WHAT A BUYI 3 BR • 1 ba th home with dat. apt. on 1g. lot lollI Both kit, equipped. Carpet, fenced, fOr a confidential discussion of . _________ I __ _ __________________________________________________ Skylab? the' atmoiphere __ MAINTENANCE MAN Goteneatus. amill, _______________________ ____________ * ., 1. R.m.mb.r Pegasus 2 .51OII*, perience __ i6m. l-, CX' FLORIDA w,, CASE NO. fl.SSP.CA.1)-K -. SARNETT SANK OF ORLANDO. For gener al hospital maintenance ____ on the 3rd shift. ') WINTER PARK, NA.. Persona l Ripu'sentativi Of the ESTATE OF off er l t We an exc el en and wage MARY A. SMITH, salary. plan and employee Plaintiff, ________________________ _________________________________________ WAHINGTON(UP1) With hospital training & ALj' MANDY_ L. CORIITT, .tc, e$ at., RRNE ' By owner-I BR older home ' Listing Inventory '55 National Referral Service 'S Realtron Computor Pull.Time Office Suprvision • Compatible AssocIates 55 Over 22 Years Experience - ____________________ $2andapack of dgwettisfor . operation. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Inc. French Avenue, Sanford Florida "Ourblg problem lnthisarss is With the mlçaits, paying the employees on the adhlng thsmabottl.olwlne for For computedIzed payroll Large '• sollw Tony Coppola Assoc-Inc., ,_Ave. SUPERI 3 BR, 1 bath home with rental apt! Move right in! Funished! New carp 5. paper! Many extras! Just $32,300! Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 323-5772 . leg. REAL 80-Autos 72-Lion Treasures. Trash and Tummy Pleasers, Sat Nov 3rd 9 hi S Also Youth Car Wash Grace United Methodist Church I if W Airport Blvd - H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. REALTORS - JUST LISTED! 3 OR, 2 bath, brick home in ldyilwilde! Many custom features on 1g., fenced, . landscaped lot. BPP warranted. I Yours for 164,9001 our Sales Training be? Realtors I ERA ' Broker-Owner 530.0333. REALTY -. Dominant Advertising ___ ______ Lepl Nefles ...." Dated SW*Mblw 19, 119M. R&MCO Precision Fasteners, S '. ORDERLIES County. In business ~ the fictitious norn* of BUDGET OPTICAL,s12544 South ploym., ACCOUNTING CLERK such fictitious name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Seminole major - -. 1. Appl. neg. No qualifying. 2 BR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. LV FU RN, COLOR TV, LINENS 13.000 down-owner hold $21,500. For a career, in Real Estate call 2337173. & DISHES, INC. ALt UTILI. ______ Stomper Agency, Wm. Stamper, TIES. $350. S MO. LEASE. Don't pile no longer needed itemt 322.4551. _______ SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. high as an elephant's eye. P11cc "°' 327-iSP. a classified ad, and Pile' 'f he ACCOUNTING CLERK money In your walletl "' __________________________ Good 10 key skills, math a pt itude 31A-spIexss ________________________ and some accounting ___________________________ VA..FHA.235.COn. Homes background. Long and short Payment' ter m lobs. No Fee. Sanford- 2613 Mohawk Or. New VOICE PRIVATE rApti.'kr San& Citligne. Down town, very clean 5. roomy. JimmIe Cowan, 310 Pal Palmetto M Associates, experienced 01' newly licensed Now! 3 BR. Vlflant , move right iflno qualifying. $34000 101 Own payment pd financing. by L custom work. Phone Carl 3235966. -_witn a wane ac ______________ '- _1111111111 Garage Sale. Sat Sun. 94 Fur nature, misc household items 302 Tangerine Dr . Sanford. gti caii w w caro.t. formal dining, kit. Inc. built - in Microwave. Near schools 1, recreation. sat,soo. STENSTRO I *ajIIIords most well- known pro. .sslve Sales Volume Leader 4 pct. interest to qualified b4ia. Now homes with low món$tly payments& low down paymiOts. 53*000 to $44,*. 3222257. NOPI$$.$ISOPlusdIposIt 3224a17 3 OR. 78, Deltona home, CHIA, Real Estate Sales __ 1 Bedroom. 11$ French Ave. mont? Sell"don't needs" fast 107W. Commercial • phone3fl.1S$1,Sanford. • Furnishod security. After S PM Moving to a newer home, apart. i. Seminole County, Florida The working conditions for mlçant workers - supervisor, to coordinate patient "" JOHN KR$DER ASSOC.'. . ow n tools Iexp. In quality work. CUSTOM BUILT 322 0fh,322 3772,)220779 ' • Peg. Real Estate Broker - Operate pipe bender, do welding care in all areas I to supervise staff. Must be highly mot ivated 1. demonstrate leadership ENJOY COMPONENTS, at 107 Cast Street, CrntiveExpresslons 33355)3 Longwood, Florida 32730 In ________________________ substandard Makowaky said Will Baby Sit In my horn*, very 'gold with kids any age, Sanford area. 323055$. fictitious name of FEDERAL AIR Legal NoIici have a court case like this," he ---.-- - ' lot W. Garnett ill turn., water paid, air. Adults, to Pets. $110 me. + $100 High Income, plus co. Pd va.. hosp.. uniform, etc. Must have a registered nuts. with mm. of S yrs. cx pet-lance as a head nurse and-or -Chiki Care , DEO13 We are looking " classlflodad for results. 322.2611 $2IO dep. 111.S11l MUFFLER MAN sm OFSANFORDREALTOR 2344$. French Ave. !RS'7 or al."". - Auto Mechanic for $i•.x. ASSOCIATES NEEDED . 3sf tash Buy il idliSli (in. vestment. Place a low. .cnet Apt3rms.,aduttsonly 3I.Apei ideal I suits I ,11 ) ) 54- araoeSales w carpet. $43,000. businesa Is this garage apt w2 lots. Plenty of parking space. __________________________ y1pSefordAve • .yn,' - byGiliFox --_______________________ NEAR IDYLLWILDE - __ ELEMENTARY - IOR, 2 Big. fenced bk. C-HIIA. w- ALL FLORIDA REALTY 'r __ SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses 41flosses 0 PEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Availatonce,Sl4Omo. ______________ , , Find out - Mechanic, must have experience, will train. benefits. $$3$0per week. Apply in person Richle'$, 1 ml. N. of 434 on Hwy 1752. . commercial Real EstateOffiCe intOwfll 1 BR,ibath,w.wCarpet AC. $143 month, nopits 323.5040 _________________________ Experience desired. Good pay, in. surance. vacation, Credit union I profit sharing. Apply In person Lake Mary 46 Food Store, Lake Mary Blvd. at -1- 4. SUPERVISOR•DAY Publiih: October II, it, Police in Gird saId 30 houses overtime, since the federal were demollabed and a number mike you abetter del sure to get ri S - 7513. SO convalescent Center ______________ lonvIlli. _________________ _________ _____ SafOrd-lovely 1 BR + den, air. in person Sanford Nursing 5 COOKS sc. patio, cov. workshop OroltIce formica kitchen, new shag. $1S $225 Adults. Furn. avail. 541 41:4 66 ________________ ' Maculate BR,w.0 HiA w carpet, new roof, utility rm., fenced rear yd w.trees. Wil l sell FHA or VA. $32,500. S. split plan. funcgtyd., in rear. All for 131.500. A ~ ____ .•.•. Why no. loin me fastest gr6*g RN4 to 12 full Al Part time. Apply ' ..r', Sandalwood Apts.. 2 BR, 2 bath, carpet, AC, pool, appl. plus WO. Sec. dip. Lee. IN.172!. ASSIFIED I - Terms available , i", CL . I - priced at s52.00. MultI only, la-it onl.,ak, Ads. just so. ofAlrpOrt Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call 3.$410 Mariner'S vmag.. person The Lox$creefl Co., 40 The the nation's total - Full time secretary. Apply in . F. home, custom made pool, green Ø5,workshop. i700sq1t.Uvi0O. + 17x26 Sc. Patio. 850. Many extras, must sell, well under. - 30ApI,'flflIm 3232177 IN CAREERS porch. Price reduced 11,000. 3 BN. 25 inquire * S. Oak 5417553 _______________________ ______________ - Co-Dam Janitorial Service Full ipart time. evenings BEST 91 U . I U U U U U I I U I IUU1IIUUIU ,Mlh,17 1 1 lot, Spanish d front A rear . repl is stucco. $1 000. 'acóivi'iTheas. w,e$dyimonthlyratl$, utilitieS ies lox 3$. $120wk. Send Co the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Sanford, Fl. 32771. ' ---- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 4-PnonaIs NAME LAW ---------NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, desiring toingage in business under the fictitlous name MBORTION SERVICES. of BRAZIL'S Orients Plaza Shop. 1st TrImistir abortlan-$I0O; Gyn 12 people and severely Injorbig se others, police said and _ OR, Sanford - I hem,, nice area, FP. - 2nd nrlorltv. the running of atousoIt Salary: 41 "I - ___ ___________ thIIMrpn 1 Tell i I. zoned commercial, aPI'Jor $fl.00. . 2RoOfl5 _______ . I t FENCED 3 BR, I bath, DW. 1457, Box ----- Lip. I mor tg'se. in,.r'st.Writeto Box 37,c.OTM iiitv.fringe benefItL: .; _________________ iase of Evening Herald. P.O. Sanford. Fl., 32171. £ COUNTRY LIVING at its BR. I bath. 4, acres. lak wi BR. 1 bath guest C 140 pct. 'suit!. 14 pc? Exec. hous,keeper.QOVltfleU. Requirements: Full time. Flexible schedule, ref. 1. own trans. 1st priority, care of 7 __________ • r . ,iftiø $1.000 for uct1Ofl. ayrs. let enlyl Wages commensurate w _ PO Wanted. Engine rebulidir. Seminole Auto Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday- Noon Friday Richard Buhrmann Dated at Winter Part, orange Java _____ Machine, $1 F. 3SIt% Fl. . VA. V4IS$tIt1 £CIIOMOTIVEMACHINIST 9-Noon $25,000 Wekiva River. * You Can be your own be's, set your own pay rate, work your OWfl schedule. Don't spend your money intimetrying tofind part timeworkevIrVWelIIlltU$deit for you. Dial 331.S4fltorøistec. . I I U I w.ftuit trees plus acc 1141.lSSlorM43O7P for_Interviow. 7cnsicutiv.tlmes ..... DEADLINES power.For details. call. IUIuIuuiii..iii - COUNTRY, 1 OR, 1 bath4bI. garage, on 2 lots, COrner. fd FIGHT INFLATION ,,,,,.,. tour 's ___________ requir,. M•?I insurance. sharing. etc. Call 321-5313 profit RATES thru FRIDAY SATURDAY party inter ested in said imimi bled across West Java late wage violations accounting for Friday, driving panicky resi$17 million In 'ment dents Into the 'sets, killing The notice,, the business unterprill is as fo4gs: Labor department statistics, workers In eight Southeastern Matea were underpaid skills Blvd., U.S. According to - . POLYGRAPH 5 SERVICES under ntith I am engaged in business at SIXI C. Semoran Suite 27, in the City of CasI.Ibersy, Florida. that trend to - AVON With to work computerized system, typing - -- 151551 .................44C line 3C,I55Icwtivethne. . •3 • HOURS fictitious name, to-wit: FLORIDA to ICCSPI employer this of d Orlan o CLASSIFIED DEPT e ployees in the nation, and a work anywhere else regional Labor Department willingly take It." ADS 322-2611 831-9993 __________________________ undersigned, "Fictitious Name the Southeast are the most In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice - that , Overworked Clerk InventOry CLASSIFIED Sunday, Nov. 4, 1575-1iB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tISULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. l owest prices. Call - 3211535 or IN 734-67g5- collect. Painting, roofing, carpentry, and gets. repairs. Licensed and bonded. Free estimates. Call 3236033 after S p.m. High Quality Low Prices' - Svp SlIP -New LYN'S SWAP SHOP & used items & antiques Consignments Accepted Mon-Sat. 5:303:30. 13$ plantation Plaza, DeBary 445 ______________ __________ Vinyl IspaW VinplrepaW&receiring $aveupto'spdof reupholsterycll.rge.self-WI To List Yow Business... Diol 322-2611 or 831.9993 I �125-Evening Nera. knford, Fl. Swidsy, Nov. 4, 17 The Return Of A Classic: Pumps 'For 'Boardroom To Ballroom ' By EWE GROSSMAN She'd read that people used to started, because who else would were still wearing to dam In SpeelalTofleflerald call male servants "pumps" have worn such thin leather th boys' departments even after NEW YORK - The carriage because they wore looae.flttlng, soles? shoe people began making them stopped in front of the manor thin-soled leather shoes that As they entered the ballroom, house and, as the footman sounded like a water pump Agnes saw her widowed mother Just for women. well, pumps are opened the door, Lady Peabody when they gapped their way nonchalantly searching for again, or none of de rigueur this would be whispered to her daughter, " across marble floors. Lord Weliheeled. "She wouldn't pertinent. But women don't try not to gap, Agnes, my dear. The shoe was still gapping dare carp at him about his have to worry about bruising It's so unbecoming." and pumping. Bow could you gappi pumps," she thought. the collective male memory by Agnes flushed with anger. elpectittodoanything else? No. ttngwas fine for men to gap là wearing them. The shoe inAfter ry fashionable There were no bucklesorsnaps their dancingpwnps. dustry takes no pride in woman In London and Paris or ties to keep It on. All it did American women tumbled preciseness or purity of was gapping these days - 220 was grip the foot at the toe and for the shoe, for sure, around language. To them, these days, years ago - because of the heel. 1905, when they started getting a pump can have pointed, round stupid shoes they were all And what were women doing out more Into business and or no toes, high or low heels, wearing. Those pointed-toe, In men's shoes, anyway? wanted a low-heeled, cornstraps, bows, rhinestones and a low-heeled, black "pumps." Peasant shoes, to boot, U the fortable shoe. They insisted on host of other strictly Boy, If a name ever fitl truth be known. Thera how they shopping for than - whichmen disqualifying characteristics, ft / a / . ,. p . •': .. "a l I 'NW 1*11 m ere are pumps a pease a plethorsons, according to The Footwear Council. At left; consider Gob's jeweled classic evening pump In black kid suede ($125). This sling-backed, open-toed nubuck is perfect for day to evening transfers ($50), while today's financier will feel like a million in Gob s mid-high heel kid pump. Left: For dancing in the night, Golo bring, back sophistication with this black satin low-heel pump ($55). The gold kid lining this classic a knock-out. S1I Save on bathroom Sale 18648 Sale pr. 50x6, Rig $21 Antique satin draperies of coord nates rayon/acetate; Roc-Lon* rain/no, stain pr. 50*84' 28. Rig. $32. Leno-style open weave draperies of rayon/pqy/acrylic. Lined in Sale . Rig. $24. Textury open-weave draperies Of cotton/rayon/acetate/poly with poly/cotton lining. 48x84", Reg. $26 Sale 23.14 pr. 7244% Rig. $50$$i 42.60 Pt. 12044". ft. $80 U19 $1.00 Pr' g. pr. 100x84", Reg. $53 Solo 45.05 pr. 12544", Reg. $72 Sal. 61.20 p cotton/poly. 7544". Reg. $53 Sat. 45.05 pr. 10044", Reg. $70 Sal. 61.60 pr. Sale 21960p , i cotton lining. 50*84", Rig. $22 Sill 19.60 pr. . .5 1 @ 66pr 50*63" 19.55each Reg.$23. For a decorative Y - ___ by Garry Trudeau ___ #1/.RJ!ThfJL5T 10004", Reg. $43 Sale 37.64 pr. -look In woven Textilene Cane*. Upright or bench hamper. Saie DOONESBLJIIy Rig. $16. Textured dobby-weave draperiesof cotton/rayon /polyester orcotton/ rayon. Acrylic foam backing. 50x84", Reg. $19 Sale _______ Sale November 4, 1979 SANFORD* FLORIDA a'r AVOW KSW- " r i SiL7&' ___ mt C.4ER CFA 5147ENM AF AVIMY MW A5,4 RM5 AV AVAWS.1 CAM Mr e%Ae atesAws. 21 x24" 5.52contour tz bath 'natsotspringy nylon pile with non-skid latex back. t 4 . 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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. Witnesses said about 50 students moved Into the British by Hal Kaufman SUM MYSTI*YI The s.m of leer eemb.rs in valve sbsuld be/ohm eight Iheesand - 011110111001100111610111 MMJIM when they are halved, as VmAl see very Pie InI*Sy add upt, alight. New thiS mystery explain. *UM MW W FACE VALUE ATAGLANCE Place three dice In a deer welor slops, - no glass to a Aelt him or her 11 Mm, Oak" 40 ft of ft dcol an. noun" thal "M %Wll • C.H.rei Turn each ofthesefour.li$$erwdeI,a five-WW word by adding th, letter "C" somewhere Inlach:1.Fare.2.Sifh.3.$ali.4Rsj, IIO P IIIS I 130S1 •i 3Jg .1 Tests. Loll Juniors gas one"regIsters 1/4* 11 he adds S geNies, 1111 be 3/4*s fit New many 1..11 geNii,. dies Juelers leak held? • RlddIsMe-ThIs.lf you can: Which Is the month for sore flwoits? Streptember. Which Is the month for pawnbrokers? Hodilober. Which Is the month for rnrclslng? Flabru.ry. 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.. $— --wr -- --- --S hay r - Unsuiau.fa.l ,J!, - w - 0 In Escape su n& • / - - -- - - - . - 1. : :1 ; : ' 4 : - • -k'. A. Pa'• - - -. *rffie.A A iIs's of T, Wee., 1ldi#rh' lsat2psdhethscityceuicli,is rIjof is dry, Mrs. VIiSI in a 110 (V haling the Gary Not. While two - - - See Ares, PaSS 2 34 hours following aidhoriw the tbreat of moniulto.borne Ucis- disease should occur." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c20081d817176ad7b45c5644abba9b35.pdf 6ff7e4cb27fabe91134afd81f2eb5dfd PDF Text Text r - ! ' • - "' : or 4$-Evoning 14.mW. Senf.rd, Fl. BLONDIE Tuesday, Nov. 27, 1fl9 WHAT DON= TER SIR, WOULD YOU HELP AN ASPIRING RING, by Chic M00CHING! 1 17 Mac tun - by Mort Walker are in danger Of having Liour 81tered bg MV tPoyfriend SWIM ...d1nd 9m. - A. Ar - ') I•-' ___ JvC . 7)) c" ___ I • ___________— w 551"W ONTAM ns Se I 71,114K rve F0VW W5 ]2 1 122 the kidneys and what a l45 A =1; 'ju SiiCluD APPLY F A s) 7 - ' ° L NNME 1119 ................ - - - 58 November 28, 1979 a lot of the alburnini protein in spasm in your arterles wtdcb the blood to leak out into the decreases Your blood flow to trifle This na"elve loss of your legs at times or you may albumin ultimately is the not have enough good drcam for the swidling that cutation in the small admin fairly ood PIUM in one of the reasons that all of the large arteries that your ta don't have a lot more doctor fish. If you continue to have swelling normally is becs of pro" inside the bloodo numbness In your less, you strum, These, particularly might want to see a albumin, literally suck the neurologist because fluid back out of the tluue sometimes the numb feeling Au l ts, speces Into the bloodstream. is related to nave problems When you lose too much rather than circulatory that are tielptu. Sometimes weather can trigger theseand derold hormone, are used at this can cause numbness of ii ALL i LEFT cui'si.' • 0 111.0 Buft BUNNY RWIS P206WMED Xr ME=UST CAPTUgE SAM R%SMT. 1"E WWT .I--•-'1 2A5. Ism THAT RABBIT P I FELT '..J EMOTIJ. YpI ) I • &IA&I - Sian by -- 1111111111A - , 'D A W44sadft qvuTd between lab two 01migsii, D04M "Id, Dr. Hickman said the Public Service i ead the 1% `t f t I% meamnant Is ( Or "lid to 1011111111 01)[111mifision rided after a day4ong pubUc ft 0 madord wM be Pik 1111. hearing on do brue that take Monroe term mid Dumb Dftw, part 4& ;~~e sm is Mad to or UtUy Corp.is ' ,fully correi in itsfee. 11111011traloir. embitred" km Via do's We -,`Tboy've 00in . Wy Sil, *Y .6A lawsoilt Is is do 411111111110 At Ali I bad ro - FINIL Weems d ft 111W I" J.W. tIM to," hi water and mm em via to as 1 z _ aid pod will try to F I m Ine board Members HickowK 1 1-1 a d -lid , VINOD. (Omer county Com. they should pay a -------•'melrstttd.rnI—*,4, wdy mI: and former Port of Sanford Doper said, WWI the board ft* OW (WMA liseddly f"6 do Put) ani board member, will repenal; Lake only owe ,14S, m Ma rules we're jod a Ole Mauroe lYdlity Corp. at the 3 p.m. he sea mew"inthopoirt 111barielsabitoldbmity 'hit Office. the ow"" stft A NV . / Carler.11 Hos A . - lk I "U I. 't. - . .. . ... --- . Ar~ 71 ..." ./' 4 . TIED UP FOR NOW I..I to Ru e.e.trktss'. have lug had a repa1MN fee 7.uU ig . .qseie their vktlms, but Terese Gray turns the tables on this resident of the Central Florida Zoo and gives him a friendly hug an kiss as we,,. auC DeBary miss said she Is not afraid of snakes and enjoyed handling the reptile at a recent snake demonstration held at the zoo. r •i • es Disgrac u y - pI'to(thMsandwasrapestidss sIJI, "The hodagus an set. _____________ - -. Today 11" bm speak a ......40 I. .. - ••••• • -. . .. •" .' . . ". Kennedy Escapes Woman Holding Knife 1* mon Wearing dd masks, one aimed with a pidd, robbed a Cosselbary ellocney this moireft,asthe shop wasjust opening. Thetomadeolwlthabout$1,Illlitcubaiidcbecics plus assortedgroc.rles - WASHINGTON (UPI) — A woman Secret Service and a scuffle ensued." with a knife entered Sen. Edward Ken- ' The senator was in his lai office at nedy'sSonate office today and scuffled the time of the Incident. with Secret Service agents guarding On The woman, identified as Susan presidential candidate, a spokesman Osgood, 38 was arrested Ii,, ri&i .515 Tisilles......... ........ W W: .... ININS 119W tar Karcher. ea0AaMMan5rMt1mH1Cko,fl,ofLongwood,uIdisewas a...r...*=*MidlWLdmDri"mdwaskiqftin - a opop, when was ap_reached by the thisis. 's ci thus gr4botl my esen, a m tome end said 'We're going In," Hicbm"1111he ~~ftmmwwr~~*n'a floor "mitsialft$1,= before do was ded ad Paced in do dows bathroom, sold Kailichar. When she boom Hicks flsd g ig of , j,ys, hid bathroom, call cut herrspu,hs iid. me robbe aseapid In 15EV 1972 I01Ior, which was found abandoned a shdsareeaEMuosWeyohe,s,idKher. IC .IIC ... ,.,. IUILVU . . .. . . 'I 4 - - - it he Ted Thieves Grob $1,300 Dot bass RWMN" th add. ii;j~bsi; WOK ge""W st am as1, 1 -- so .1 to lilaft datunwits coweri to ""— their sm Isidledion. ban "—i now, witt hands be "m1`11my have Dot bass pwmkW tsuk When thqbe" .pbentosay is a - ,. . • . .•.•..•. ___ Oft ad a 110 evulses who bdWm in he ad& court -ma!_:h r.= - ____ - - WS I N IUud 10 Ile a — 1I1V11 mioft w hr No ukvi an said. Police.'He hometown was not im One agent win cut on the hand, but medistely known. Uwe were no serious Melody Miller, a Kennedy campaign Kenneth Lynch, a spokeenan for the spokesman, said the unidentified woman Secret Service, said "about 9:50 a.m. walked Into Kennedy's Senate office and EDT woman Gained the outer office of asked tosee Kennedy, who Is to leave on Senator Kennedy. She was Intercepted by an extended campaign trip later today. . - . WAWWTON (Uh) - huldad It Will be VIO firg time Carta has been and to work an best we can for the safety thin is generally reported and those Carter said he would take one more COW Mo 00 0 American hostages In gained by reporters on U.S. efforts to and release of the hodages." holding them would like the world to question. One of the guests stood and held "I will protect the honor of the country believe." the besiged US. Mmbimsy In Idioms owwro ft release of the hostages from up a banner reading, "Send Kissinger and not under any circumstances yield to have been traded disgracefully, with Iranian fanatics, It Is imrviiaM he said "the nennie of back to Iran." Carter ch uc kled and the blackmail," he vowed. some ci them tredened at gmyolid. H. also told the New Englatders the United Statei and around the world entire room erupted In laughter. Carter contriedlicted dalsomb - by cWtIvin bad not bm parmftiod to "PertiVs we've had some success understand the behavior" of the Iranian cause seriously Rap. George Reese, K-Idaho, end change clothes, bathe or have any y ha ve The president, meanwhile, canceled militants and described as 'false and others who be" nM do Americans navies umocut the Ions ordeal that injured or killed." he said. hypocritical" any claims that their another trip - a crossicountry Right b*m Nov. 4. appeared to be in Pod osedtion., An unidentified White House official behavior is consistent with the teachings Friday to Portland, Ore., and Sesttle, At a brisft Tuseley fair dde lesIlars Carter sold his two major cam. corroWroted Carter's remarks and told Wash., for fund-raising dinners and the Koran or any other religion. hoss New HNDP61M Vamd ead ndhavols we IU stand for ft honor of repoders of "growing evidence Oat the of receptions. Vice President Walter •. hostages have been more harshly treated Mains, ter diww a Mesh p101', ci the t iflen the session was winding down, Mondale will be his stand-in. and Its "0 - ... President Goes On TV Tonight Los and Jibe Simlia & . . to.# ....... Yii.- - --- - --- '"' Oa IJ15j .• bs ACM Sib Titi N;".,., - Alifty Poii To eh RF h Mum VAW CW F &m~ FRANK AND UNIST .• - •. r.qufreij oDlrdy audits, "We'll get the money," French said Friday," French said. If approved, the state funding will coi'fld-itly. He and Etdtbsrger were In If the audits of all the counties cod relieve Seminole County of a mlnhnwn Tallahassee Tuesday, looking into L more, he said, each county will get an $1U, burden, French said. me stat, senate Tuesday recoin- equal proportion of their audit expenses. A bill passed by the 1979 Florida minded $.7 million be set aside to fund Should the state decide not to fund the Legislature _required counties to have the audits In their entirety, French required audits, and the county be audits performed by Independent car reported, required to pay for Lad year's audit and aw public Accountants, but countin TbOrl 50 a mim bank with full audits for the post two yew-2, the across the Mate realize the espies at . ths House ci rIprsseugattvs," be said, procedure could cod as much as $500,000. - -- them I COULD WATE - - game. Weat led the four of clubs. Cast took his ace of clubs and returned the dnm t Allow rease'ting to ossnig. ace and . Wd y6i'll, MIIC (I& Willard 30) had queen at karts. I had am 1101swallil Jaedpy [Snore superficial person quickly discova there is n hicks in and made the. last Alsellieubg who plow importance anly a comis Aw disomallort. go 6M with sco-king and deace seranew Tbass with red Motive behind the action will David SwA of Onea is onus with wkga jiaify the behavior. U old friend. P. saw him Is A beautiful play Meet H. hqpiie.. KOSP1O ysul Sad . *Nov. ) New Yet NoesI!y aid 4.d could sot have made the bud sdciblemWgathsrulu blm for ahand.iwefthsln AW(Marehfl.Aprllll) Uhs had s$mildlsca,dsd., "111119 nifter isentroomwasa yQuore a des M do yool yostre dot), conomfl" litiom lid Xodlil or 4 1" " 1 Z Sol what you wad today. The Yw-~--saswwtoamtq %wp"z tk " I"& fit AM can't be misio rossais Is that, you mob Your 111~1151101MIPS Smooth" end Maysliat blamed playing In abackofs M Gloom sm ON" ad Ile took m to salt. Al' severe Mm=W bind, county officials i r, due to time Pressures on this Ho-wim asid. Xpecial session called to deal with Gov. Assistant Cowdy Administrator Jeff A lobbying effort spssrhesdsd by the Bob Graham's tax reform proposal, Ochbarliler UM today 914Y WO "very R018 AMCIEU011101COUNtY COMM= French sold a compromise will probably happy" and confident the date wWappsrse*1ybssulInobt Infitg be reached soon. WJ.l*tw. will budget monies to pay for financial relief. "They'll have to deal with It by noon 4 Wit? - - I "It recommended oniy.5million. neigmewwrow county Commissioner M Frond am ___ r - .f By DIANE P West won and decided that East hadad1ub bold clubs so -tW0 W,OUs ui,V5 iiw75 Jack n, but ruffed my own trick. I had noted a look of dis. gust on East's face when the club was led back and dwAsd that Ent was sitting with both the ace &W queen of LBO (July 23-Aug. n) file$ apseity him bearts. I wanted two discards Wk 0* ad tiler. #AKQ2 CAPRiCORN Dec. fl4an. of hearts and planned to take • , them on dummy's long trumpL anY start Dealer South . you're in for a big surprise thefird bdd when "I led my Qum of spades 111911, W" N" 1" 1101116 and W It do after West when someone to whom voting on who they vow (A* n4kPL n I RT ducked. He then covered my you'" been kind comes A-89--_I_A~ ) An out" Pass 30 PM 341 Jack of trumps with his king through in a big way. erode a to PM 44' Pm Pm aW I had to play a dlarnmd to AQUARM (Jan. 3W& first where your loys~list om PIN my -q uses to got back to 19) Daydreaming is for hand to finessi against West a you pt ym mootleas in chikki " sad4 order, you'll know which flag j 0P" .J!. "'' fl y. "Then I cished dummy's the to I" two UUMPL Ent had to by At Vermeer - Com missioners ' d and so when fluld leaves the be related to beak beck little capillaries to bathe problems such as a the calls In the tissues,ft's Dot degenersting dise. I notice drawn beck Ii* the clr that you are a dentist and culation. Sometimes the many times dentists who he" In an.pbrotic patient to stand long periods of time are more prone to such is enormous. Water retention Is also disorders. affected by sodium salt The Raynaud's disease, as rim.That's why inanyof you undoubtedly Into,, Is these patients are pig on alow associated with severe salt diet. There are medicines spurns of the arteries. Cold Crash 10 .... — albumin, this doesn't occur probiems.These, In turn, cen - Feared Dead In IX, State Ma people GOSH! IS CARRLYLE - Evening HerIIId—.(USPS 481.210)—Price 15 Cents ... WIN AT BRIDGE -i fr"\ enild - your help. outgoing attitude. entrusted. SAGrffAMS (Nov. 23GEMIN11 (May 21-June 20) Dec.21) ft Lan't what you be" it you're involved in tMt Impresses others today, something where another so doe't try to be anything appears to be 00 groody You're not. U's your frieno, don't Wadetime trotil" Over NOR= tim diliness and wwnftthat draw it. Youm come out tar ahead 76AI0165 TKIT to you. Find out more in the long run. Ois of what lies ahead for you In CANCER (Jim. 21-July 22) On romance depeftent In HOW your tongue when others ww FAIT year I1'JWUI5 YOtr are asking everybody to •$43 thday by waft for your chow up sides in a Issue 963 VAQ542 copy of Astr'i i 163 ieiying solution. You'll be the . for got to Ask*- ON ' hilm IN No Mom for Graph, Box 40, Radio Cay Waiting. 2011,111`11111 wig* Sidlort N.Y.10019. Berm to #QJ72 mew ru. ØE cur ioa*ii - Ille Auckland rescue headquarters said two 273 persons dead -the second-worst single-plane Douglas - lo ground all DC-10's while an in. bellcoPten from the U.S. base at McMurdo im. accident. mediately flew to the scene after the Navy plane Sir Edmund Hillary the mountain climber were grounded from June 6 to July 13. found the wreckage. who conquered Mount Everest was at first If all aboard the aircraft are confirmed dead, On Oct. 31, a Western Airlines 1)40 jet enlikely anyone reported to be on the fatal flight. But Bill Kelly. could survive In the harsh, sub.e.ro temperatures today's crash would become in casualty terms president of in fog crashed on the runway of Mexico New Zealand'5 ...arch and Rescue wrsthePlewemdown. the Sears Recreation Groups con' s airport, killing 5 people. the third-word stogie Plane crash In aviation firmed Hillary was staying at a home in New City Headquarters said the helicopter carrying the The search for.the tourist plane began early history. The word, In 1974, also was a DC-b — a Haven, Mo., 50 miles from St. Louis during a Oceanic Search Headquarters In Auckland said MOOteam was unable to Land because ofstrong today who thei aircraft was overdue On Its 1*= Turkish airlines jet that crashed near Paris when business trip as a consultant for Sears. the black,-bumt-out wreckage of today's crash *W CWTOnts Over tha crash 90 00 dw dopes p. of flight by several hours, a side door blew off, killing all 346 people aboard. Kelly said Mt. Erebus. But a Hillary acted as a host on the was on the Mt. Erebus volcano, situated 25 miles A Navy Hericubs plane searching am tram 7U plane is the fifth DC-10 involved in a fatai sights"ing flight in New Zealand last week, north of McMurdo Station, the United States' tor's crew said it of .vsVOt5 AMxdIcMgl*adthswr.ckageo( the plane 2,500 crash. The cont roversial aircraft has been apparently leading to the erroneous reports he main research base in Antarctica, on the shores i. wuo . feet i the slops, of an active volcano, Mt. aftempilto landwill eafturtas be mad' plagued by tragic crashes, including the downing was on the plane that crashed today of the Ross Sea. f Another ho &Ohm 00 Ron 11111" 400 Of U10 PUb in tho of an American Airlines DC-10 on May 25 near Now Zealand police said tha in additim toW& Immediately following the Chicago crash, the the Anti viewed during tourist ai&s. - O'HAre IntemstiOnal Airport in Chicago that left FAA ordered the plane's makers McDonnell - U.S. Navy sources said wreckage was scattered over a 200 yard area. •... PRISCILLA`$ POP IF YOU NWO MR •- WEU' NGTDN, NOW Z4610d (UPI) - A U.S. OW Amwkm MW r9ortS had said 12 rescue bdic*llr crew r8POrted it sew no signs of the plains was carrying III Now Zealanders, 24 swriviviors today in the wreckage of an Air New Japanese, one Australian, one Briton along with DC-10 that crashed in the from ci ow and ir SMSflS11 mostly tourists. AntICWW1S , aboard,including elgig Aigardic experts thonght it un least for a dot period of the lips and face. Sometimes TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) coiof time the Raynaud's disssi is caused You can benefit now trough nephrotic stage disappears by underlying disorders but persons who will be In your something of a secretive atth digreaci ie factor which can cone corner all the way. Several nature. Take care, however, remaining kidney damage tribute to It Is smoking excellent 1511 U'tyacS. canbebstterovaluated. cigarettes. stablished because of your fidence with which Youi b___isS_h__ide VWI". 257 You will find yourself involved this coming year with 00 ___ T2 53 54 --- For Wednesday, _____ I oi~ B y BERNIr. BEDE OSOL 7 o - 47 48 49 HOROSCOPE (I It 40 51 ———— 42 -. . '1 Of 131 57 OF THE RECREATIONAL A GO ,ERNWT APPIICATIOIS OP lIUIMN, RN4 POHERED TRANSPORTATION. , - - 43 44 45 I ' UK&MEEK ONEA.kic.tV.u$ Poo OM_ —— — — 35 — — — — 40 41 by Bob Montana i -.10 SomLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS 28 29 30 31 - 50 — — J33 - _____ 6 ,) - 37 ARCHIE , - 23 L 27 O,T - — - - 1 RED! 72nd Year, NO. $S-WIdJII4Iy, November21 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR READER Plan nepbiron 7% little nophron in the Please stop smoking imiey that's Inflamed allows mediately. 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UM IMAnk nd dkw Vvenimmlits; resuvW and111011, it the Cady a -1 dean for it to go "YOU folkIll made a super political docision," $4 y, thee, It would give Plater Springs officials Piland told the board. "We were aft In Peed faith from day ie" bargaining power When looking for He said the move would accomplish th. same jg, jj-addition csçsc*y. t11101111111111111111111111 thing as de'Igratlng the reserve to Winter 'I'Intid that Orange County's Springs and would make It easier for him to A asib , 1amde omclals asbsd per. be mksd foe • my wk Ilk jp"ig $NSIs three prOMeflIInthsares01sSWagetreefmc4jteedJ5 convince other governments to favor WIig.r Ir were "worse than any other sAy" big Corn Springs popy5 mrd'ibMberthsyuadtegiv==16 NI9ft sd at Si pla pMe rass a Glenn made a motion that When WInter Springs Ined Iron BrI. COilS. 5N geiiiii be" the r1 of WIMIF Spdi be named limit choke for the project, It was estimated that the city would *4 IPL '— end flrdrcisiuleithoplsi's**gallonressrv.- IIirW. need to use it until after thephanLwueznanIn "U sorteose in Senilnol. Cady can use It. I'd l9. But growing Winter Springs may need fttwo01117 SoMink Comity has 9" upon the r0w M k OW 10 Somimle County,'to said. capacity earlier. Currently, the city is kxi* to Mi dWals TAM a PW is ,. - WMer WPdpapgl*sSi {i_•IIII5 - 1 the - MM 04S - - I .. .. . .'• s, - - - - .• - 8WWdW ,.. . .. - ' •.ij;- • • • rr . - - '_41.( ____ - • WW Si ha help - .s . . - -• -; ... "•'•'•-T";;;-" . - ,-..'• I - -, ____ - p . . I ______ �2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wsdnsfy, Nov. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Long wood, VV' ORLD County . be "exclusively for the benefit of Longwood residents." The city, he said, can only spend money for the benefit of Longwood residents. Despite the road being under county jurisdiction, County Engineer Bill Bush pointed out that It lies within the geographical boundaries of Longwood. Nelswender said the crux of the matter is that the state recently bestowed 23 miles of roads upon the county. sivin the county responsibility for their maintenance. "When these roads were under the state's jurisdiction and a city wanted to build a sidewalk," Neiswender said, "all the state said to the city was 'go ahead'." Leibensperger said part of the problem was that the city can not assess anybody in Longwood to build a sidewal k on county property. "Assess the school board," Glenn advised. "our policy has been that the school board has to recommend a sidewalk wherever one Is - ANKARA, Turkey (UP!) Declaring "love is stronger than danger," Pope John Paul II arrived under intensive security for a three-day visit to Turkey today and kissed the ground of the overwhelmingly Moslem country. Soldiers In full battle dress sealed off Ankara airport and security forces in the country were on increased Alert during his trip, especially since an Istanbul newspaper received a papal death threat letter Monday that purportedly was ant by an escaped man who Is an accused assassin. The road to the airport, about 20 miles from the Turkish capital, was under surveillance by helicopters and police and troops In battle dress and steel helmets were stationed at strategic points along the road. cot of labor for Longwood's sidewalk would likely open a floodgate of demands from others. "They'll say 'study our area too before you "If we wait for the school board," sperger told the commissioners at the Tuesday session that he objects to the co unty taking tax money from Lenwood residents and then putting sidewalks In unincorporated But Longwood City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. put In." said the city cannot legally put in a sidewal k Leibensperger said, "the children will be on property within the county's jurisdiction dead and buried before they ever judge the because in that event the sidewalk would not area hazardous." By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Earthquakes Strike Iran MASHAD, Iran (UP!) More than a dosen people were killed, nearly 30 others In jured and 37 villages flattened In a series of earthquakes that struck northeast Iran. The official Pars news agency, which reported the casualty figures today, said the strongest tremor hit the area at 8:42 p.m. Tuesday (12:12 p.m. EST). Although Pars said the quake measured Ii on the Richter scale, the National Ea rthquake Information Center In Golden, Cob., said It measured 7.3. ____ Jail, Seminole • 77wDuy Delay Wins Approval Kosygin Successor Seen - MOSCOW (UP!) Deputy Prime Minister Nikolai A. Tlkhonov has been elected the 14th member of the Politburo In a promotion analysts says makes him the dew-cut successor to ailing Premier Alexel Kosygin, the head of the Soviet government. _ -- 18, although substantial completion Is lessen the county's liability In the event expected by March 10. Prisoners will be someone Is Injured by dangerous moved Into the new facility as soon after chemicals stored at the plant. The Seminole County Commission final completion as Sheriff John E. Polk "This (alarm) will further show the approved Tuesday a construction time says he feels comfortable with all the county's attempt to protect and secure extenelon for the new couity Jail that win security systems, Percy said. the area," Nelswender said. delay the project 77 days and incur In other action Tuesday, the com• A fence around the entire sewage several thouaand dollars In excess cod. misaloners unanimously approved ex- treatment plant and water treatment time extension will penditure of $2,500 for a security alarm plant site perimeter is being finished as , since the projects, credits system for a south-central Seminole another attempt to lessen liability and and debits are calculated to date. But the County sewage treatment plant. protect the area. extension also involves an additional Located on Dike Road south of Howell architect's fee. Creek, the plant has been the target of Vandals recently caused $30,000 worth County Land Development Director three break-ins within the last eight of damage to pumps, motors and elecJohn Percy est imated the additional cod months. trical circuits by opening a chlorine tank The new alarm will tie In to the and releasing It into the operations of keeping the architect's contract ad. mlnldrator on the site longer would be sheriff's system and will facilitate section of the water treatment building. sheriff's department response to any 13,30045,500 per month. Neiswender said the act appeared to be The extension was required due to movement In the plant lab after hours, "more than offhand vandalism." modifications and delays. Delays caused CotmtyAdmIn1drator Roger Neiswen "If the average person had been by Inclement weather sot the project said. fumbling around with those chlorine: In addition to protecting valuable tanks we would proba bly have found! back 15 days. The jail's new completion date Is April equipment. he said, the alarm will help them dead," he said. co"wol' Names To Graham _ For Hospital Board authoritative Soviet officials that while 'flkhonov Is the ent, the 75-year-old Koaygln Is recovering = ftmrecent Illness and plans to retw'n to wort Tlkhonov, 74, is a longtime protege of President I4eonld Breshnev and Is believed to be carrying out the day-today functionsof premier since Kosygin dropped out of public eight Oct. 18, reportedly the victim of a heart attack. • '•. - ATLANTA (UP!) Former foreign rrjgJ Moshe D.yan said Tuesday the United State. lien. titled to base troop. In the Middle East under terms of the Camp David peace treaty. Dayan, speaking at Atlanta's Fox accords specifically provide for the stationing of American troops in the Sinai buffer zone between Egynt and Israel sh ould the United NMIene not un dsttake the duty. The Soviet Union has vdosd the use of U.N. ti s in the sinai. And Dayan urged the United State. vantage of the Soviet veto. .. .. _4(l - : be forwarding the f1nlida to the governor. th e six miniatrator of Florida Manor nursing hom. __ No M. date has (1aiuio, and member of the Sanford pluming aid zoning oon'v'1 on; Don R.ynolda, principal of Seminole High School; David Other applicants were Jo.sph Orilt, Ten Wnigit, general manager of Trade Engraving Buritti and aiffoed MclUbbbi Jr. J Norr is, ner aid operator of a Members of the screening co,niiftt.s, In nursery, pl aid gift shop in Sanford; Bob .dditkm to Moor., we: Larry Blair C. C. Crows, a retired Navy officer and social Pntngl., Am Alkan and Gigi HOSPITAL NOTES CANNON BEACH, Ore. UP!) The five Doudt of Reedsport, Ore., was hospitalized men had been surfing for an hour without In Portland, Ore., where he underwent a two. incident off the northern Oregon coast. Then how operation and was reported in stable the shark struck. condition today. The fish slashed Into one of the surfers The shark attack was the first along the Tuesday in a frenzy that sent so much water northern Oregon coast, said Duncan Law, an splashing the other four could barely see their Oregon State University oceanographer. companion's struggles. Surfer Jack Bird of Seaside, Ore., said The attack stopped Just as suddenly as it when the shark, which appeared to be at least began. Kenny Doudt, 26, struggled weakly 10 feet long, emerged, "I heard him (Doudt) back onto his surf board and floated toward yelling for help and I looked over and could shore. His friends, pulled him from the water see a little bit of gray rolling in the water. with gashes In his left leg and broken ribs. "I didn't know It was a shark; Kenny wasn't IN BRIEF Is Manson 'Still Crazy After All These Years?' VACAVILLE, Calif. (UP!)— After a decade behind bars, Charles Manson appears to be the same strange character who led his followers on a rampage of cult murders. A psychiatric report read to state officers who denied him parole Tuesday said, "Nothing dramatically new has happened in Manson's life style." yelling shark, but a few seconds later, its tail came out of the water. "The shark was pushing at Kenny and his tall was thrashing back and forth on top of the water. I started paddling and looked back, but couldn't see very much because water was splashing all over." Bird said when the shark let Doudt go, "Kenny was able to pull himself back on his board. He had been trying to put the board between him and the shark." Doudt, whose ankle was attached to the board by a cord, managed to float towards shore where fellow surfers helped him out of the water. "He has a large bite on his left flank and a couple of broken ribs," said John Holiermann, executive director of the Seaside hospital. Holtermann said Doudt was "conscious, alert and talking" while he was at the hospital. "I know there are sharks off the coast," said Glzdavlch, "but I never heard of one attacking. It's totally unheard of in this water." New Energy Law Needs Response Manson blasted the officers as' 'a bunch of liars" In a seven-page, handwritten letter. He also gave a prison counselor $200 In play money and a card from a Monopoly game reading "Advance to go. Collect $200." Manson has been locked up In special security cells since he was arrested In 1969. WASHINGTON (UP!) The administration feels its greatest problem with the new $1.35 billion energy assistance law may be In convincing some 7.9 million poor and elderly Americans to take advantage of the help to offset high fuel costs. Shortly after President Carter signed the bill Tuesday, Patricia Harris, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, voiced concern the special program may not be used fully by those eligible. "I would urge those who are elderly and those who are poor to check with their welfare departments, and not to be too proud or tearful of asking for help," she said. "flit may be the greatest problem that we have, that people may not wish to ask for the help that Is there." Under the new law, Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive a one-time payment, ranging between $34 and $250 depending on weather conditions and energy use. Payments will average $97 per person and arc expected to be paid Jan. 7. The HEW Department will distribute $400 million in supplemental Income payments and about $800 million in block grants to states, which will dispense the funds. New York receives the largest total, $190 million, followed by $95 million for Pennsylvania, $75 million for Michigan and $72 million for Illinois. The maxim wi $250 SSI payment would go to residents of Alaska, Connecticut, New Hampshire, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Minnesota and Montana. The unlnimium of $34 goes to recipients In Hawaii. The Interior Department appropriation bill was also signed Into law Tuesday. - FTC Power In Jeopardy WASHINGTON (UP!)— In a vote that swamped consumer lobbyists, the House has overwhelmingly approved the strongest restrictions yet on the Federal Trade Commission. If the Senate goes along—after adding some expected restrictions of Its own—and If the president signs It, the FTC will find Itself subject to a possible veto by Congress on every trade regulation rule It Issues. 'Mormon' Judge Dead LAS VEGAS (UP!)— A funeral will be held Thursday for District Court Judge Keith Hayes, who presided over the so-called Howard Hughes "Mormon will" trial. He was 46. Hayes, who died Tuesday after a six-year bout with cancer, served in the Nevada Assembly In 1972 and two years later was appointed a Clark County district Judge. Ex-Detrolt Mayor Dead DETROIT (UP!)— Jerome P. Cavanagh, mayor at the time the city hit rock bottom during the bloody 1117 riots, died Tuesday of a heart attack In Lexington, Ky. PATRICIA HARRIS ...poor should ask for help to 50% off Value priced dresses, large group of JLinior and Misses' - _ Mooreofsaid he will Tones selected include: Art Harris, ad. reman.. NATK)N 30% •'' A screening committee has chosen six studies teacher at Lyman High School and persons from which Gov. Robert Graham Mots Boles, an architect. All of the nominees, to the SiIe with x 1 of But.. of Altamonte Mamorlk Hospital Board of Trudilm Springs, ore from the city of Sanford. (kil'"i ICIIUÜ14 !"1'*IO ,ilidid "Hopefully the governor will choose the two the aix from nine applicants at a meeting of from theee six persons," Moore ' '°'P said today. Th. appointees will replace Allan to Bin Moore, ChairilSaD 1 ICeen who rerigned effective a week ago, and the committee, and Interim executive Tom Blaywy, whose term will expire on Dec. director of the Seminole Education Dayan: U.S. Troops Fini 'Jaws III' Becomes Swimmer' s Triumph - Row areas but not where Longwood residents live. do anything with theirs'," Klrcl'hoff said. Herald Staff Writer "We don't wait to approach you as an Commissioner Glenn said not making the enemy," he told the commissioners, "but we cost analysis now would delay the sidewalk Longwood city officials and Seminole want to get our fair share." even longer. County commissioners appeared to be Commissioner Sandra Glenn, district Longwood Mayor June Lormann said she throwing a hot potato beck and forth Tuesday commissioner for Longwood, said If the believes the county will make the study in discussing the Issue of sidewalk installation county had the money to put sidewalks In "because they said they would." Alone Cniv R,I a'17 varu4.ai.. .h. ,.ilal ho ..II 1.. S...... ek_ 1_2.L.. L...I k.... .,..A.. iavu, ,.t Ui iuv iurcnnou sam no aeviuiu iu ixvu ilia e. road, from Lake Avenue to Lyman 427 project. a n eed for a sidewalk there "There's school, Is traversed by many youngsters on "The bottom line is, we have no funds for for ten years or more," Commissioner Bob their way toan machoot, And was the site to" ColmtyAdrnlnldrator Roger Nel.,wender Sturm said. "I don't see how we have the o(ablkescddent that killed al2.year.old said, monies available to go wholesale Into the boy Oct. 12. Even so, the commissioners Indicated they sidewalk business. I recognize the hazard and Qty and county officials agree a sidewalk is would look Into the cod of the county the need, but we have the whole county to needed along 427, but each wants the other to providing the labor for the work If the city cover." pay for It. provides the Storm and Kirchhoff said they "see no real At Its Oct. 22 meeting, the city council voted "If we help out on this (sidewalk)," Glenn reason the city can't put the sidewalk in." 3.1 to put in the sidewalk and sue the county warned, "we will be forced to have some kind Lonnann said the city had the funds to for the money. of plan for other municipalities because we'll complete the project on its Own. County policy does not provide for In. get plenty of other requests." Kirchhoff said the county would grant the dallation of aldewalki In Incoroprateci areas Comm salon Chairman Bill Kirchhoff city permission to pave a sidewalk along the of the county. expressed the opinion after the meeting that county road right-of-way, which some city Longwood Deputy Mayor Ray Lelbeneven sending county staff out to assess the officials thought might be a problem. __tI _tI __II Pope Arrives In Turkey Under Heavy Security But Sidewalk By DIANE PETRYK IN BRIEF - Pursue Wednesday, Nov. 25,tflf-3A Coordinates Terry Orig. to 36.00 Now to 25.00 Select from tops, slacks, blazers and skirts. dresses. - tUnkrid Authority Finishes 1st Renowlieffifun Housing A441n ProaerI, O.Itona John J. CoccaWilo, Diltona Alfred C. Schild, Deftana Margaret C. Clark, LOU M. Jack Ray Lake Mairsi DISCHARGES Sanford: Franco K. lull.r Gun Hudson Osiree wims Thomas H. Kew Jr.. Dy John 0. Rlntrona, Deltons S'aIa.foMimai-lai NsigaI Nov. 77 ADMISSIONS Snford: D. Caus.y Edna Funk Lindi Hoffori Joann Mc$rlde Debra Ann Morrison I.uI Rex Ii Sleeo FinIshes purchased by the aut hority for rehabilitation and resale to persons with low and moderate ______ fl(,çqflØ Work done on the two-b.doom house, mostly by BIA crows included Installation of William Watirs Jr. Srenda Staphins, a new roof, hiiIIlii of natural gas for afy Mildred Sqroid.r, Delary central testing, water hasting and cooking Dorothy I. Griffin,Deitsia purposes, new bathroom fixtures, new The ouioies will be bold at Ill K. Sib electric refrigerator and a front porch. I,katthshes.purduansdbyA ThsFRAIunvaladtherenovat.dhosnnat _ aw$ialsoe $27,550, W1l.ui sold, whil, the ale pile, will range fri $11,555 to $,*. Wilson noted To. housing rehabilitation project Is this will give the buyer an bwidlM. equity Reudlags all am. tailored mat thshosthgnasdeo( low iuf oseo(Ø,IS0ormors. psislurs, 75; evernight 11w, IOAUNG FORKCAIT mó& 'n funflje, In Sanford, *14 Tones applyi ng to purchas, the home must SI; yesterday'. klgb, SI; $$. Aag.ains in JqMii ui ..,uti,. faflwththe following Incomsacele: fondly baiis*Ie Pre. 1555; liSt ist 15 ___ for of 1.41,411; famIly of 2. $7,151; family of 3. Winds Instead .1 rehabilitatIng houses rilait,. i- ty, * .s in is ø.Ø,lSI; of -5• cod; winds at e hodb in northwest $ fondly of ê. $10,111; family of 7. $11,111 and ,gui roiicast in ps ad family of Oar more $11,455, Wilson said. to Tuing ii1ii titt ad .Nth t SUb Iidey. AI1 y low or miduati borne . A beingacisd at the8HA cal lo Thursday. Partly elisdy lee, $ in 4 liSt indsy in oSIos, a"-tj— 1150 K. Flint Si,, Nle 4, Sett i with S aradag after the wW uL today ad t Wilson said the porebsos, repair, au4gegis, v be in. chats of ASWWL asUw od ad web'MIr of SIL awed by the P.a1 Hadag AIoletr*1on risovatics the l'm.. Is Thursday. -: today Ii' WE i a nov fljfl (PHA). Alui to giv, low SN. laws tit k to ad Fljuth esopt isiIIuM ij j m.d,M.'-',-'. iamiu an oppestauty . $,. I the W 1 SN, $ Pair sad ..id weather flint to be ru.,sts of saves atttats 1wi . By DONNA If Writer ________ h•_t and ribbon _ for the flr of seven house, to be renovated by the Sanford Hosing Authority (811*) as Cudoipha A. Schr.y, Doiions pail of a "Coamumuty Development Block Harold W. Potts, Orange City Grant program" will be held at 10a.m., Dec. Lawronco P. G.ndrsn, OWI1di 12. ,. 1.~ ________ - WEATHER a ----A -• REGAL $..GERS , — JlH1 lii, Winds ad south is in 1$ -today Wondag usithuod L era . $ perseat avng in the opper Mile pt ULIlAYTI NIIU a. . ___ $.a., 3p.a h•sa S., sN sa., boa, 4*41 am., Pat - , am ... td sN. .. a. 41 (All a WNW 011"01119_ ___ • if_PILIIPS lueS N afos sSllsC lu*t isa, v. ilile. y e, su $ea. nut IlLS - L NSa. Vow# adsiuiwSttm s?— buss Yid -, y inSe Tuuu. iid I.ijrdII -'. .•.S - '- ,•_)_ Leby NI.. reported flulig a near ___ — -- ___ 4 - __ nl is ti bun a Lueed hiam Tu, sold iSiWs d. Boald leadS d u barId udlb Ma $ di 4 puu ur St I. Uw at — Ied. UCIVUSIOLIN Iiuø Cuss re*ls Nit øSit. fNJW sun \• — .- oe ,us enuth of *y Nd ______ -- MOUIIJRGIAIII iiwa, W. $l - 11111111 1111101141-01 \ • l thee du Id week, burglar. beak. bee a ri4,,'e, St 350 Black Gem Thrrae,, lwood and runoved $1,221 in and c Dennis Nu told sh.rdr. dsputlet ate, te Nmsmksr 15. 1075-Vet. 7$. its. 55 rrIrpeu,a.esu.,siesWneft*,N ______ - g _____ ___ __ ____ WDATWILMAXIM —: -- — I ________ __ Friday Fm coeverid: MA $&M LWIS'lI ' WeaponS Taken From Sanford Home *1d4Ndadamaa. , Ds4u Iss: IzM of am sa,, 4 pa; Isa, H? s.a, MIpuuts v a. in __ edayad$peradliIt __ - Robert Maguire Jr., choral director, rehearses: with students In the Seminole 111gb School Musk. Department In preparation for the Madrigal: Dinner at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10, in the school: cafeteria Replete with the regal pageantry and: pomp of "Mervin OWe England," the dinner will feature the Madrigal Singers and Brass Choir: directed by Magidre and Dwane Esrnbard$. The vario, dinner courses will be served up with fanfare and singing, - Several styles and colors to choose from In easy care stretch terry. Misses sizes. 5r iSKi,' -. - -': %a - • '- - had the 8schlng the reef, police upset they, A*C0tS1IIOIOOt diusSINedWsamadtheyothwawss,4gagi1,, ViUSt41A50 = i Misofoss is hand aids &. the other, ps&s said, adding each a pud 4 State Bouts *4 in Lused . said a glass eh1Xs 4W$N • Well. is hold Monday In lieu of 41,110 bail, charged with diisd bus lbs beck of 2150 Meets 414, mfl-njjj Idwi p -i_aid l.&.i lain ad .eak. ' AriI Nseua. ad dolutIN___to lbs delinquencyda juvenile. ___ - .-:---•--' 41 , of Ma e St AlIEN? 110 BU BY A man aadayouth were arrested 3en the of the Mtamm. Mall ad charged with att-"p(,d burglary by Akam 8pd police. JiesW. Wells of 4anda ad an '4'II11d ibr were atd.dStl:IIs.adaybyp*,r---bg to iS,m on lbs Burdias's napalm-I Blare pistho.. doer. . 1 jI"__ JCPenney hrinstmas Place SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. �- .; / .-w.--- * .- . I ••- . • - - ... - . . Evening'emld Around (USPS 411-2111011 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3V71 Area Code 30422-3011 or 014M Wednesday, November 21,19796--4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Marieging Editor RONALD 0. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, aoc,.jgs; MoMh$3J0;5Mhj,s; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; I t.11124.00; Yekr $47.00. L If you know what the law is regarding deposits on automobIles, you know more than at least one Ind car dillir. Mir Evenh Herald reader Fred Collins. 3112 Crystal Ave., Oviedo, reported he was rspeetediy ref iied the return of his deposit by a Las4wood auto dialer, diapft the fact be had a verbal refund ac.smsnt. ç I ,' The owner of the dealerthlp, Collins said, admitted 0had heard of no such law. But Edwin Brown of the Florida Auto Dealers Association. (d0' quoted us the pertinent chapter and Unfair Trade Practices Law verbaft: Earlier No month, Collins pd O down to a car while he s____ hop ped *owit Th. deposit ___ was mad., he said, with the stipulation that the would be refunded U ha founds car he liked better elsewhere, ?k. Pi..t. Immigration Lacks The Wherewithal . Upon Invtlgatlon, the Herald discovered It Is unlawful for a dealer to take a deposit from a prospective comer unless a written receipt Is 5IVSO Which specifies the disposition of the deposit If the customer changes his mind. By DIANZ FMTK "It shall bean unfairordeceptive practice for a motor vehicle dealer to require or accept Al H .. - ... Border FELINE Business Is BoomingByDONGRAFF Theresa boom underway these days In one aspect Of International business activity that Is coming no joy In boar*ocms. _____ T.*ism directed business enterprIsea " and esactdlves Is spiraling sharply and steadily upward, according toa study just out from The Conference Board. By its tally, terrorist incidents - murders, kidnappings, bombings, personal assaults and the like - nearly tripled In a four-year period, Jumping from $72 In 1975 to 1,511 in 197$. And Indications from the first three quarters of 1979 are that another record year UPI Health Editor Hospital closings, reductions In services and severe debt Is coining up. "wo used Is emIsftvibawdmemhstVepiis.kra ksdi if ,tuar hews year, went aid by Sinai of 8114" -- the (1w14. russnt sem. enste Widid In their shllb. 0I j - i--. __ 1111111 d few. s ri. 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(Energy Efficiency I 774 Days Only •• 'II 12 -.iuCI Op.0 Toaster rM NAX ' g,butciiesape14aie. ____ ________ "Therelsarealdanger that the poor and aged popula'kn within our society - the isViient requIring the mod medical attention - may be left without adequate care," he UK He citid these ."phi'e: —In L lards, ks41id services were ended last iw"MH'inu'C.PW*ps they em Is. M1 quut _a BTU-Hit d decline In hospital care In the Inner thy. Amako beadle 6" a 11111114 11111" WbB" , - Khomeini s War Criw es Mob*111ze U.S0 low cooling capacities 23,000 to 01,000 THE CHRISTMAS SAVING PL C1111,41141111111 off American Hospital Association says. Some 280 hospitals closed between 1975 and 1978 and CM&hOI* said this might be only the beglnnlngo(sserious for then OVIt at. 160 ,. Twelve models, - j WE NINe. the nation, J. Alexander McMabon, president of - JACK ANDERSON -, fliAIa. - gro" r trend In major cities across - , . of lb have become an alarming Congress continuss to be reluctant to and the dbod (bidWeraim, c-'-9.. ts14 preaunt pshlcy wd bawd 51rs, but it laud , needed to soferos existing law, ,*utsd) y was a psitey.11*imembersi the "kay MWssIy baowwhey :;;:idwill be±1Id, lbs Is run ng. iw ig of the C-'' 1 Th Ibeift D Americans $10,110 .sps.di fl' . SIncerely, RobertO. p, Pille eiy OlIker 2, The lw.,4, Cormy d executive deputy uurintmsr'. who : Iyt want present law .enkrcsd. aeizmia TreDsar2,AParid.ppuWdbyths yach.a1a.ud i - 'r. 'o.&u." - 7 -4 ASERIU IMPERIAL SUP.EER HI-EFFICIENCY CONDENSING UNITS - I p$4' NEW YORK (UPI) - 'hJ emMenem t Wednesday, Nov. 2$,1$7f—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Urban In __ THAT '*111 Hospitals L 1111 SHOP OHIANDO & SANFORD DAILY :3O4:3O, SUN. 10-1. SHOP MT. DORA, LEDIU RO, kISSIMMEE, DELAND t4 DAlY,] Ailing WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. _ UU . •1 SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) — In the good the activity In the stocks, but the manner Unlike the legendary Comatock Lode of old days, the scenes at the Spokane and of trading. Nevada, which produced 207 million Salt Lake City stock exchanges were In the early 1970s, the Securities and ounces and then was played out, the much the sane day after day - buyers \ p Exchange Commission modified the old mines of the Coeur d'Alene District of and brokers stepping around brass rule that required all purchases to be north Idaho have a combination of spittoons and leaning against oak and made on the floor. Now, registered docks unending depth and richness. At depths y' brass railings, yelling for Mocks to be are traded on the floor of the Spokane in excess of one mile, they continue to bought or sold. Exchange while over-the-counter trades produce. If there was a dispute over who had are made behind closed doom 1n197$, the Sunshine, Galena, Lucky bought and who had sold a particular In Salt Lake City, all stocks are sold Friday, Coeur, Bunker Hill, Star and , dock, a coin was flipped to determine the over the counter. Crescent mines combined to produce 18 winner. And If that didn't settle It, an But while the floor action has million ounces of silver. occasional fist fight would. diminished, in Spokane, at least, the Salt Lake brokers agree economically But today, the more somber telephone market for mining Mocks has never been hard times are good times for mining has replaced the frantic floor activity better. The exchange deals in silver Mocks, which Is what they sell, too. that used to be the order of the day. stocks from the Coeur d'Alene Mining Reo Cutler, president of the InterAnd one of the two exchanges, the District, the nation's largest and richest mountain Exchange at Salt Lake City, Does this cat think It's a in tijti Stock Exchange at Salt silver producer. said the last time there was feverish catfish? IMat's the way Lah City, is about to be moved from Ow Last year's $5 per ounce silver is now activity was back in the 10ft mindinug it appeared when the colorful building it has occupied Into selling for $15417 an ounce, a price most boom. Spokane, too, enjoyed a bairn stray recently nibbled smaller quarters. mining officials consider will be the new then. Brokers aren't discussing that kind of floor, not the ceiling. at the plastic worm on "We had trading on the floor from S The result has been a flurry of activity, a.m. to 6 p.m., with 25 brokers filling the end of 21,i—year—old move yet in Spokane, but with increased rents and very li ttle floor trading these i' to explore old digs, enlarge established orders of the day," he said. but now ..nger , s days. It's not unlikely. producing mines and prepare for the trading Is open for only one hour, from 11 rod. The problem In both exchanges Is not boom. a.m. '111 noon. CONFUSED The private economic research I em disappointed in Davis Simi and his Countywide Advisory Committee 41 The organization t f -' . says its figures, because of budget _Typical of the stepchild status of the INS is the popriates a kttw regarding the school system which was Seminole County Safety Officer, 5, The School diffe criterla, vary somewhat from those and amcy, In mid eases, money that recent decision by Mr. Carter's budget office to mint rsiflI unspent at the end of the fiscal year, pul4Islu,d hi the EVENING HERALD on Nov. System's Director of Transportation, of such other Interested parties as the StatE delete 310 of the 495 new Border Patrol positions . $, Me policy Is the most comprehensive Department and CIA, but all are in iatically reverts back authorized by Congress. Such a move defies logic Iipt 30, Mr. Slims says "Discussion on courtesy method ofevaluatlngthe grazdlngocdenlalof agreement on the upward trend. $ DSPSthIud'I ___ ral fund., ___ buft - a sad example of how Inept our courtesy busing in the state, and has been given the magnitude of the Problems along Focusing on kidnappings, the study finds ___ that The elided meriidoudsit al school board requested by legislators for tiee ass model for that businessmen are far and away the prIm border, and Is another blow to the sagging morale alSO fi h5V it Is .0 are." Of course, Mr. Sims was not at the state legislation. The legislature says that terrorist targets. They were Involved In 5 of the patrolmen. et by Its budget for Mire fiscal Ye meeting and did not hear the discussion but I some students will be bused and it Is urn. percent of abductions bf American personnel If Congress and the president are not willing to co*15510flal OOIMitle.I conviaCid don't m how the board Is Inept when In tho practical to bus all (Vsfl though many people In foreign countries between 1970 and ieis;• 5 loWer level. ___ ____ ___ can be furled it lid thee. years we have reduced busing from din'u that we do so) so this method I feel Is with diplomats a distant second at 25 percent:' provide the wherewithal for enforcement of our 09Snt1OI1 l, A000FdIS5 to flip. H.1brt E. over shard as fair is can possibly be for each immigration and labor laws those laws are going Threasasexistuw,uu.cono,nictutto Housing said Urban the Department of ___ _____ CUthifilmIty In the colidy. kidnappings. Some 10 percent of victims have to be Ignored or violated wholesale — which Is VL, ____ Is "'*Jy due to the QPIrIInI of,w been male. Of the few women abducted, about exactly what it happening. men ___ Lastly, Mr. Sims says "By alk alleWIN . ___In lbs i1___ of lbs _hail were daughters of executives who were end to lbs impiôvim.ais along reaways, W.11nt members (at election time we taI$1t5 Of extortion Incidents. year. ____ iect a cheni that Is In the best interests of 1i Np, U . . Seminole county." The Incrmothg Incidence of terrorist kid. Unmanned __ ___ __ __ ____ ___ ________ ____of Allow me to list same the oc1easUI Deper!uW' .wn.sMMtP'e urwoi::1from)4Sterad fl9Iagihu been pacedbyrislam ragisom atIng thetran., i*aI that epUM .1*5 InCreased. averaged SM.? Now-per, burn $tiWm1 10 $U11$SJI t Congress decided to add 495 posItions to the ber laura had been ems that hIgii The norm Is dur this past year: 1. We are the of if 511 t5S7Sfs. It WOuld two InMIdFIdS 2,IoOagsnt Border Patrol. Now President Car- 'spr OW In the $5.10 r'lI¼m range and sInce i97$ ONE courdy Is the stat. In terms of dollar. st tt More t.b.all the chil&.s hi the spent virus education attained ___ as the terrorists' total take has been all tori budget office has deleted 310 of the new twice the msly average." evaluated Ø57 end that would not Insure safety as by the Department of Education for the e4hn.t.d $150 million. positions, .. lihiud thea. Wit'-aiisd nbsrs , evw,nsd lbs c wt w hit i__ In self-defense, businesses and Test That will save $14.5 million this final year, and Individual casea of Incredihi' Wide 114 while waIt for the brie hi wge coudy. raJ.I: 2. On the State A bu,ln,aml.n operating abroad are using a (te5y 14ng) ofBeelclklllsgivsnlngradss3,5,Sandll out e ' 'p': '—ir"id. lim says $ When you are trying to balance the budget V7 of the 47 coidiss the worst our students nombsr of strateqems such as assumed lbs 11* liii bow Is a duet. the "ft MW Is a 'cap out'." flflft for travel and hotel reservations,' scored was fourth: 3. No student In Seminole saving counts. is Department if :5a)th, Education sad statutes th county received a "Certificate of unlisted addresses and plina. umbers. %a sabI the iulety of t. .i But it will leave the US-Mexico border sadly Ablerr In place of a dig4oina for fenhiug '".d company vehicles and Insurance.' _______ ispiaos law apes tmdennaflned, pscIafly in the Ctia VIita, I4eracy Test: 4. the s me siteed sbiei is '—w. HOW nlas we the haw ___ 15 Calif., sector, which included stations at San rnt ___ • ---' the sqitwrusert'a Coilsie rsce Heads ldPlC AItWto unknown because pr*Ilcit can In some cases students for Ysidro, El Cajon, San Clemente, 'Imecula and The esirm pipid . IIS d -um '—I—" i.a to the be grode for cancellation of coverage. ButI year In IWSII4 WItbid Tecate. ioN th $4 hISIS Whim they di heard members_ I t continued to ImptOVi and rium Insurance Is known to be a growing lbs hedi as dascribed by the paint (I've scored again shove the norm the stte and field with — sub, to no one's surprise a The news of the cut was a dl.. _ cempiatat we Iloide if Esadon In the forefront of carriers.' College_ Entrance Examination: liorcier patrolmen S7 ths beard.) aid While Insurance may hi an appropriately classes d'atlsi0by. flood of illegal aliens crossing from Mexico. I 1 of ths,4t busmn—b. way of nilidnisfag flnats 7. We .q.nsil ow vocmion gIWiu.1 for 54 s In shish they did no either to grid or Isemurs: rn a 4ev l'oe4ks___ Pfsgr:L Kaus Coleman. one buy It,___ does nothing to resolv, the basic' No matter, how much manpower is posted to the unit t ,.ist. ___ 1. doayru. of ow tueti-irs Is Flank's Teacher of 11* pI'OUIUL And umfortimately, no resolution yet' the hasard or the beard luldi On do Heal day of the 1117 Heci year, In Witt Yowl We _ui 114 aIti4 advanced the aliens are attracted by the iwcmlse of em-- Disuse Department's Adn'Is"trMlve In j1rs he u"—'--lvi by the mci1y ta fir the new - .i4iuul In lake Mary. ,JaliuRlê Ut .ati. IIIIUI 1Mu Iii MJ7 .oiwu .1 - wUw u.igirwi W W JWLU WIU .veat" N I fall to understand how Mr. lhi* cry for 111-1.1w bawd always makes la Mexico. uueth if-----, the_1 kid a ' ___ 00 uai isiu, u-gr, with a board didicuted to hiçnoving The real answer to the Invasion, the effective à,p4of$p$5 1 psNq-w tsar jeans old, was apes thus ac 1LentI. could p—'Wy WIY to flfOfCS thui COISItrY'S .Zisth* be In the rsquidsd by sb who widsd id of lbs c of year,SciiifhlW'sOmNofVdoi,atina migration law, wotd be to provide a cotmtorfJidive appeonebtoths id or denyIng of I"'t Cu,. lash bsardmsmbsrl know biigr51berlbenIssv**Iutty is ju'y'y Wended In the pupil the o(SxialSIclrItyCaMtOeVery legal works, sa.$1 mom iiup -t w1w - • ' Tim es Quiet ' Western Stock Exchang es - Terrorist •i• .1. ; .... . Rathole - - -•• VIEWPOINT -, -,- .- '.. -:: ............ - ..1 UNIV'S WORLD' . ' Ch anIng deposit from a prospective customer prior to entering Into a mutually binding valid contract for the pwthase and sale of a motor vehicle Unless the customer Is given a written receipt which states how long the dealer will hold the motor vehicle from other sale, the amount of the deposit, and dearly and conspicuously states whether the deposit Is refundable or non. refundable and upon what conditions." (bUInsgottü$50 beck, after ahaule. You can from happening by making sure you receive receipts for any deposits you may put dawn and thit the receipts stipulate conditions for refund. Closing Congress' and pinalbe rnpqers who keowingly hire the Ilielal alime. -.. . -, The stand-off with Iran has given President VIEWPOINT Carter and Congress one more reason to come to rips with the bureaucratic chaos which passes for a U.S. immigration policy. After announcing Its intention of deporting Iranian "students" who Ore in this country illegally, our government now must admit that it has only a vague idea of how ow pnany Iranians are here, where they are, and what their status is. low There may be 50,000 Iranians in the United __ 1&;G on student visas. Then &pin, there 100,000. The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service ought to know but doesn't. Colleges are INS Ira foreign student supposed to report to WASHINGTON (NEA) A foransr drops out of school, but they are reluctant to do so. mosnber of President c w's caiet The INS suspects that some "schools" ab pushing _ specializing in education of foreigners are not with a A Virgipla IranianMission schools at all, but only fronts to help aliens enter congr&.. mw*describes ft as ' ratbols that Congress must dose." the country in search of bbs. They're both referring to lbo earnn scan The INS Is shouldering responsibilities far o jradlcs — ths 1ongotaag btitale beyond what its budget equips it to' handle. The pdgidsed tra&tion of "d1npII4" irneoid.d OUR READERS WRITE agency is notorious for its antiquated records billions of taxpayer dollars In the dosing systemt its inadecivate inspection force and un- wsiba al monthe of the federal iovsrn. conscionable delays in processing cases. This mud's fIscal year. Seeing His O ______ behind _____ that profllpcy may The rational. state of affairs exasperated and finally defeated . be hard to accept but it's my to understand. outgoing Commissioner Leonel Cutillo _ , . I �t S .,. I - ' t fJ '•-v S ,...• S S S -, SSS•SS_S5 - 5 5 -5-5- S .5 5 s• ., - - •- . • • . • - - A, S .-.,_. New Fault Discovered Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS r quake _H it East' Eath When Will Next * SR 22 FILED FREE WASHINGTON (UPI) Although Earthquake sprlall.ta say mother quake might come. "Furtst3 were flattened, e'geareuof quakes, acme reaching 4 and 5 on the man. Hamilton said that most research nO,1 "We simply don't have a long enough Ridge' scale, he said. major earthquakes east of the land sank and rapids formed In the major quake will "unquestionably" Mis'IsaIppI are rare, the discovery of a Mississippi River, which was even said to occur In the East. The big quIon is rec&d to predict," Hamilton said is an In fact, the Survey reported that 3,500 15 EK* OfleTded toward predicting esr; degrees have been thquak.s but toward W""(.01*' interview. fault in Arkansas that caused the worst rim upstream for a while1" said Dr. when tremors of The East's second largest recorded reported sod 01 the MIs.Issppt since Cal structures In quake-prone arouse "WI commonly accepted wisdom that earthquake In U.S. history raises Robert Weion of the Survey. that engineers can deel' buildings with Few people died In the quake, more earthquakes are Inevitable," said earthquake occurred In øie'ledcn, S.C. 1700. questions about when the next big one Dr. Robert Hamilton, a Survey geo- In 10. Silty people died In that tremor will strike strike the East. estimated to have ranked 7 7.5 on the Hamilton said the discovery 01 the these In mind. Eastern tFeflors, imilbe those oc' U.S. Geological Survey scientists Richter wale, because the area was Arbansar fault is Important because it Y'• "The ffOOfUU that cause which destroyed much of the city. Tremors continue today ln the area i4 allows scientists to "link pad activity curring In Cailforla, are 41lId by the., earthquakes have gone on for blame the newly-discovered fault In the sparsely populated at the time. flesing of the huge plate of Earth's uiM both big quakes. U the same quake occurred today, millicins of years and will codbue.11 northwest corner of Arkansas for aseles with epeci& geological structures." "There Is earthquake activity in the 01 three earthquakes that violently however, scientists say thousands of Records of eastern quakes go back The fault wn dlacovsd late that forms the cosdli* 01 North physidds America. CdftrAa tremors NOR from altered the land surface over a wide area persons in an area strwhft from sL over 250 years, but that is builpfficant In Olarkdon area all the time," Hamilton Ind swum by a team of SWIM llpçng and icrapli " the Pacific In Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and lula, Mo. to Memphis, Tom. could be terms of (edogk*ltlme to give scientists said. Quakes also continue nest New Induding Hamilton, Mark Zobadi, David killed, any hlslgids as to when the next major Madrid, Ark., ceder of the 1111-12 Ruse, Anthony Crone and Stanley Brock- and NoIfl AmeflCan 11 "Kentucky in 1811 and 1812. * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS - Sanford Agrees To - ________ ssopMy,00RLL,,s.uR.,rnss,MMI1,D1LAwoDAlLvl4 SHOP ORLANDO I SANPOID DAILY O$4i3S, SUN. 11.7 ___ - WED. TH RU SAT. 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Choice 0(4 dNforent styles In 16" sriWiclal wreaths, all with gala seasonal trim. A Boon To Industries TAMPA, Ft.. (UPI) -De- Eastern Airlines president meat could wall fellow as In ether Muitry and Imm regulation of airline, freed Frank Berman. "ft Is an of the few ces these tentade& that Industry from the it "It Im'I jed restrictive grasp of needass when the t,ntarle. 01 the federal rigulattoná and federal govetemad were en franchises," he said. 15 should be considered for other ired voluntarily," Berman "O%51N1}ad 15 Industries, according to said Tuesday. 'Ibe govern. S17 IniIi.utuy. I kelully hellsveand t15frisa Father And Son Travel 2 Continents In Model A - __ as.bi, fØTsskkt 17,. red .with Won-on name. SAIUAUU Our 36" tree skirt. 233 holly applictco. y .its , Our Etched scryl. 121 Ic octagons. I * ci5.6 Hand-blown, Our corated. Fraftw* Our 9' ailliclal, var. 3.1 led styles. ____ SI. k.i.i. iU w' a... Ties WAM ow 111110 t" 10 ir ow45',IdSIS. 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WOPEN UNTIL 7pM • ' I .• 1.7O I ____ Be,. 1.15, fly- So edd do was w alling to hear trim h - j.j ad us ngas as sees as they reached lanes Aires, where thepe lobe abletocatcha nd111111m to do ____ - I __ .Df's _ uibenr1.lpriAI* own , S - EXAMINATION FOR VICTIMS WITH ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN S • - PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL S CORRALES N.M. (UP!) "They were having some hasn't been any word. I A New Mexico man and his especially thought they would vibration problems earlier, but they reached their goal son who drove a 50-year-old call Thanksgiving Day." Model A truck from Alaska's The truck, a Model A pickup OK," she said. The trip turned out to be North Slope to the southern tip which had been equipped with of South America hope to be a camper shell, averaged 22.4 much longer than they back home by Qwldmas. miles per gallon of gasoline originally anticipated. Mrs. Klenck said they estimated Bill KIeick, 55, and son tiroughout the trip. Angelo, 16, left on their trip Klenck's daughter, Jane 13, the route would be 12,000 June 6 and completed their said the truck had no major miles. It turned out to be journey Nov. 7 19,652 miles breakdowns on the trip. almost 6,000 miles longer. later without any major problems. IF "When we talked tothen, my dad soundeda Hide tired, and Iknow they want to get back said IClenck's . . daughter, Jan., 13. "They hcpethsycanmak.Itbsckby - iouiat rni Ms.si family dwellings are largely getting out of the reach of families. "Their access to the good life Is much more limited," said Ailvine, who thinks young people are being victimized by inflation more than the older people, who got their start during the 50s and 60s and already have made their basic Investments In life. Three generations, he says, have enjoyed increasingly better life styles. "But theyam generation is going to live a toned-down fife style" because of Inflation and reduced energy supplies over the past five years. This trend also applies to the elderly living on fixed Incomes. Ailvine predicted the economy will continue in a Mate of "blahs" during the 1980s, with no wide swings either up or down. "We're not going to enjoy the material advantages that we have In the past 25 years. I don't see anything In the future that will offer us a lot of economic opportunity." He sees energy conservation, particularly gasoline, as a vital step that Americana must take for survival, ATLANTA (UP!) An Atlanta economist who predicted lad spring's gas station lines says Inflation, energy shortages and unkeeping young certain economic times people dependent on their parents for a longer time. "lii. empty nest may not be so empty anymore .'.. there Is more of a hanging on," said PPdiasor Fred AII,bw, an w.iwiniaI at the Georgia Institute of TOclmology, who bellevss the American family It going to have to stick together more than It has in the past to survive economically. Alivine said It has been his own observation that young people, after getting their degrees, are finding It difficult to break away from the family and support themselves "and they're moving beck In with their parents." Somefamflles,hesaid, are converting their homes and garages to accommodate the return of their young. Ties to the family are being extended, said Ailvine. "I think It's coming as a shock to the young generation that they're finding It hard to buy new cars and rent apartments. Single. are - ivSiVS4 is Berman addesued a due She Is survived by a lunchan feBaw a aed M ANNE MASt daughter, Carolyn Webb, 01 laden's beard JOIINION us, Oiarles ii. iáe Mrs. Annie Use ___ Jo1onnary, Jr., Loltgweod, Ma 76, of 40 Oversized Ave., grandW*ea d as great. Losgwood, dud Tuesday ~41 night at the hem. 01 her doughter In Lake Mary. A Gramkow'Geiaes Funeral 0 Ulu" of Th"ipia. Os., she Hen., lapsed I. is diup 41110111111 so 1111111 cemetoosutralPleddais alas'rmgemsda. 1503 Item Calunbia, IC. ad cstys to Langwood 151*. Stie was amumberofthsFlrd Baptist Qiurdi 01 Lapsed and a ftk Pod wosthy mattes of the MON. THRU P11.94 WAMS chapter 01 the___ r MTUBMYM of the 8011111011111 (tar, Celan. $srd (IN) sets Economic Woes Keep Young Home - S - ______ Close encounters of an artistic kind are the exacting business of Walter Newman, a conservator at the I)etroit Institute of Art, who is seen here applying a coat of protective resin to .John Singer Sargeant's "The Acheson Sisters." That painting and 95 other Sargents from the National l'ortralt Gallery In London are currently appearing at the I)etroit Institute In an exclusive North American showing. FACE TO FACE - S Sanford N.s.7 _ abna TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 88 52,,savel Reg. 66.88 .. • - 1. WASHINGTON (UP!) The Census family members." Bureau says the number of US. families The proportion of family households headed by women has Increased 32 percent maintained by a woman Is 8 percent for and the number of households ln which people whites, 16 percent for Hispanics, and 29 live alone or with an unrelated person has percent for blacks, it said. jumped 66 percent since 1970. But perhaps the biggest change in the It said more than lo percent of all family decade was among people who lived in non. households are led by women without family households, 17 percent of whom live husbands present, and "black households alone and the rest with a person not related to were much more likely than white households them. to be maintained by a woman who had no "Non-family households have Increased 68 husband present, but did live with other percent since 1970," the bureau said. Trim the T ree with Savinusi mission meeting which normally would have By DONNA um been held Dec. 24 was changed to Dec. 17. Herald Staff Writer Took no action, on recommendatIon of The city of Sanford may change an orPolka Capt. Earl Bourquardes, on citlsena dinance which some commissioner, have interpreted as a dwnbllng block to growth. requests that street parking be banned on the City conunluloners Monday nIgM voted 44 2000 block of Washington Avenue. -Authottz.d payment of$25to Diane to provide labor and equipment for the ln. stailation 01 a 6-Inch water line for a fire Smith and $20 to Rubel Birfield, both dtyl hydrant to be placed at 20th Street and employees, for their suggedlous for the Polneetta where Jack Schubert Is to build 15 mouth 01 September and to Howard K1110,, $20; Burfleld$10 and Jun. Slnger$10 fortheir new home,. __ i1tUedIoi for October. City Manager Warren Knowles e_stimated Ms. Smith wasted a sign be placed onthe the city's share of the cod at$2,400. door of the civil service oIce giving the of. In agreeing to the arrangement, the city lice's hours and instructions for picking up commissioners, with the exception of Mayor and returning applicationsto Lee P. Moore, waived the portion of the save clerks time. subdivision ordinance requiring the Barfield suggested changing the type of developer to pay all costs. Conunluloner John Morris urged the street ilgida Used In the city; hnUllation 01 permanent electricity at the City park to am waiver, saying when the city's subdivision ordinance was adopted several years ago, the time, labor and materials used each year for epecIalJWy 4th thiilM1on and but ll.tion01 city's main concern was the many miin of unpaved roads ln the city atthe time. Morris a lightning arre.terin city llgltlngsyd.ms. Ms. Singer suggesteds long table be placed said the requirement is halting growth In In the photo-copy r to coast. mig, older areas. The ordinance requires improvements be as they are being copied. KUhn suggested a change In wording on utility deposit receipts made by builders In both newly platted areas -Approved the closing of Orange Av.nue aswelluareuplattedtnyesrspsst. Moore, in voting against the waiver, add lt from Celery toS,edb Street orInas Day from 5a.m. to5p.m. to permit children would provide an Inconsistency In enforcing to skate In the street. the ordinance. Tabled the request of Seminole CamThe conmiaion.r, agreed to send the munity Action to appoint a representativ, to ordinance and the problem to the city's Its bONd of directors, until a report Is planning and zoning conunlulon for review. Knowles said the commission action In. received from the chairman of the anti. dicates the board sees a distinction between poverty agency on a riced trip to Atlanta. Adopted an ordinance on Mal rsatbiig raw land being developed and older arm moning a portion of the property east of and being developed. abutting U.S. 17.00 and between Airport ,In other business, the commission: Agreed to a 4p.m., Dec. 10, workshop Boulevard and the sisterly extension of Lake meeting with the cotady commission In the Mary Boulevard from mobile home park to city hail conference room. The meeting Is to general commercial. AY.dMOt&MIce0a final, rUhlug bs held forthspurpoasolezteidingtollltor beyond theueebythe county of the old pod reWmlfl(apdhno(theprcpurtybatwem Caliry Avenue and E. 14th St. and bdwsil, office buikng for a branch library. Approved closing city hail on Dec. 34as Locust and Cypr avenues fran aparteant well as on Qiridmas Day. The city corn- zoning to general commerciaL 0 Heading Families Pay For Part Of Water Line AREA DEATH ____ More Women * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM U. ______ Wednesday Nov. 25, 197-7A "I have been _ulanly eapSdie, can MaosIod Friday," add. "Bat there VALUE ARMA stRAY PAINT ARNA spr a y snwiel paint. Quick dryin,. non-tesic. ,r#tKdkq and drip asisunt. Bie 13 WAN I black, rid & $ 199 2.70 VALUE DCON PELLETS yiouso 4 'sad bait filled trays. "Baitbi*s' in exclusi ve blond of natural ingredients e and for mic rot control. S S S �I S - - - - , - - - 8*-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. a I - V V S a a - a •-.-. - 4 - q - I •._ • I PARIS (UPI)A wave of political _ including the Last Oct. 29 Boulln, despondent over the accusations, suicide of a government minister and a gift of diamonds from drownedhimseffin a lake In Paris's Ramboulflet woods. Ina an African emperor - have erupted round President Valery suicide nets he denied any wrongdoing and accused Justice Giscard d'Estaing and could hurt his chances of reelection In Minister Main Peyrefitte and other unnamed "political 1981, Political analysts believe, friends" of deliberately allowing him to be hounded. Giscard d'Estalng has yet to announce formally that he will some politics] analysts deduced that government members seek a second seven.year, term, but the assurn*Ion Is he willhos tile to Giscard d'Estaing had leaked details of the tangled, run again yeara.old purchase of Riviera land by Boulin from an alleged A series of what the French call "affaires" started late this 1J'er to destroy his reputation - at atime he was being surnmer fOCUSIng on the Central African Empire, a former widely mentioned as the likeliest replacement for Premier French colony ruled by the self proclaimed "Emperor" Jean. BedelBokassa. SomelightmaybethrownontheBoullnaffalr,whlchGis. The leftist opposition and human rights organizations card d'Estaing condemned as character assassination by charged the government continued to give Bokasu financial newspapers, ina forthcoming trial. and diplomatic backing even after he had been found The Gaullist party, Ray for the Republic, led by elresponsible by other African governments for large-scale ___ - .' ' .• _______ •.. '_____ Briefly -- IOTTLE OF SAKE Embassy Marines Acted C SHOP SHOP ORLANDO AND SANIOD DAILY 9:304:301, SUN. 107. 4 DA WASWNGTON (UPI) - Sim the capture of the US. Embessyr in Tehran and the sacking and burning of the em- ONLY ys bsssy In lslamab.d, Pakistan, many Americans have asked the questiont "What were the Marines doing?" 7% answer: their job. 7% Marine Corps says the 1,100 Marine guards on duty at US. diplomatic missions in 105 countries are not supposed to be a fightitig force ready to do --pftdwd bottle" with antirrAmerican mobs. him from the right to the left. Later he was switched to tackle. Beaudoin On Injured Reserve K mart That's using the old noggin! This daring pair is part of a show in Moscow marking the 60th anniversary of the Soviet Circus. GETTING AHEAD AT THE CIRCUS Qw,- WED. thru JL n f ® i with h " s' . Buy a Polaroid OneStep or Q-Light/ OneStep• now-get a pack of SX-700 film and a Sylvania Flashbar, free! (for only 5( postageandhandling). . ... Jr _ msbad . Polaroid's dilan . -• ge 794 ind H 337 It • NOWWW hod urp for m" I - - .. black. MHII •U I Value of tree him and Itash 1fM1 . t 4 I h1.. • • u S "A I • Polaroid SX70 Type 108 or , (111 U • T" Pack fly l..MP-Sl*L -•_ .•' • ua.osNeaJ Polaroid SX-70 I Pro Basketball üer Coslersece AfliRtc oivisios W n., pet. Ga R,ston is i is, Pilla 14 7 3N 1 I I • VU . .31*? • • VaiuoI2paciisot ell" • price -' ''2- . • us 'se. ' '. a" • - • -#s.Ar a. -. at £TN*CMI*b . a- a' - -... a - .- football benefit for muscular dystrophy.. Firemen will put down their books and ladders long enough 'to don gridirOn gear for an 8:00 p.m. kickoff. Tickets for the classic are $1.00 and may be obtained in advance by contacting the Altamonte Springs Fire Departmont or the Seminole County firefighters. Tickets will also be available at the gate. In the Initial meeting of these two gridiron powerhouses a year ago, Altamonte Springs won the coin toss and the game by a13-2score so Seminole County js working extra hard this time aroto even up the score. There have been rumors that Florida Gator coach Charlie Pell. will make abecker room visit to the Seminole County squad to "fire" them up, but nothing has been confirmed. Mike Millard Is the captain of the Seminole Firefighter's tam while UeutenantP.J.GIgllettafrom Altamonte Springs Is the game chairman. Giglietta, commenting on his squads efforts to make it two th a row over Seminole County boasted earlier this week, "We have an awful lot of guys looking forward to this game, we've had a lot of community support too." Celery City Printing of Sanford will be donating programs for the corded so you can keel) track of your favorite blazebottler. Irelnyjfts / .5 117 0 PM sonosos $M i.M5 21011 1 4 5½ :1 *TU$ I? a Aneles in, Utah 110 Pills *15, Chicago * wudiud.v's Semss mar at Ssat PleaS at New Jerwy '•. "wa, lNnsa at PIrllideli&u Itilad it Atiloti AVAPONT OLVO W$D7 X sot ou £TQYI ISMINOI.1 (N) CrelliI 104 4 Moses 0040. J.hnssn 744* CImØetl 2140, RebMUn 5 os 10, Craig 1043. Mimer 714 Ii. *osrs 4 0.1 S. Iriwn 4 3-4 11. Tilats 34 1I $4, POI.K (III KIne 3 1-17. Moody U.., 11111ne $4.44, Spickird 323$. Turner iS 10-11 44, Slack 00-00, Money 3 04 4. Taylor 34-1 10: lotus 313131 U. Halftime: $smlnols U. 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IS 16 5 Ml wnl* 16 S Ang 165447147 4 7 ½ 9. 1013415 1 10 14 417 Diego Teesday's 11111* ip York Iii, Detrelt 111, at JI S71 hoe tmandltseh • NMI SAS loot wutw STOU '•, • •. .-•i.. .- a'. nnos 0 10 .471 - The world's smartest camera a', grabbed the rebound arid Mt a turnaround jup.r to pr* Polk in feud 8144 H. then dole and h4,'dod Inbormds Raider pus and quickly hit another bucket to give Polk the (err pid ad *3 1 133 11 Wals Coo$srsace Nsrrls Divislea 6 13 4 4 30 9 ?M.WrsaI Los naees 1$ $ 1 u PIftsburIr $74 IS 06 Hartford 6 104 16 ivs1t 1 - Sonar Land camsra Pvontopc. Honors He became the club's most The native of Independence. drove in 47 runs despite hit- Lefebvre, 1965; and Ted dependable pitcher, ap- Mo., was the winningest ting no home runs. Sizemore, 1969. II!!bWKtURD PoIaroIsSX.1O•. • VVU r"to kee 1" 531.7 • l s'asoes,oas. • •I* • -. forded but missed both hips to Winter Haven, Polk's Alford Turner put on a one-man show by pouring in game 10gb 46 Points, include four in the lad twelve seconds of the game to keep Polk's undefeated record Intact and raise Its lesson ledger to 5.0, The Raiders were up by one I Type 108.or Type 88fdm Sin* Pack Type 88lilm our You 68" 1.-'I ••• • ,. . • Polk's bo Ziug was then In the corded, played at the charitydrip. Turner '-'-* ri • • Jo. Sterling's Seminole at the Intermission and 1.4 (rnzhunIty College Raiders most of the second half will fI to Polk list night In the Polk'. John liMe kiefted the seers at NeD with a Pair of IM 12 seconds of the ma s& me io p.d the fres Odom Ilaiders 79 record to 14. 1I*r I U MAoifllctocusing. . ... Claoll • b- 1• a..4.- --....RAW...- - . P-9- . , • 0,0 You pay our low OneShp price Wad . .,..; .4 uan • '4-..... . Cdr 5 PoIwoispronto• U g SonarLandcamsra.me h little instant with Sonar FLA" ____ p S U H g 497 'u . drst .. 0~aAIMI CAMERA CAN Rookie Sutcliffe led the Dodger committee consisting of two staff in victories with 17 and writers from each city. P Seminole Falls To Polk --1_- • I .- I l I c!t7inaihJ' - I - •.. 'r.r I Western Caulselacs Midwest Olvisfos FOCAL• FLASH BAR Wednesday, Nov. 28, 17-4A fallen lower without Sutcliffe. West. He had 119 hits and Frank Howard, 1960; Jim PIONW" of t"l-CItc! by I&* Calh wahA 112M of I CW4 Cou Wulhingtn P41w Jursiy e rs a. cosivut oivlsees WLPct. *lunt. 14 10 .113 Anton 13 *0 .544 10 11 .474 ledIa.a 10 14 .4*7 Clsvelnd 10 14 .417 roil IF 14 .333 4. • T • • SANDIEGOtUPI)- The suddenly wheellng.dealingSan Diego Padres Tuesday acquired slugging second baseman Dave Cash from the Montreal Expos In a 2-for-1 trade for reserve infielder Bill Almon and utility outfielder Dan Briggs. 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V 05. 4!$III mne.o.,tlus 1**IIISV1SN $41 Ill Clile led *1.100 now 2A1 AWA siu. ..45fl,0,P(641I*35iY46' ag).$, Associ dtion Firefighters In the Second Annual Firefighter Charity Bowl . .L .L.l... do so one dqW or I I and flash from Poiaro,cI -• P _N I I • Your net value when you receive tree him "LIPIuNr NAYSI' SOON ON IOON0000LI? Social m$em gnInoIrateskwth. purpose d pmmotthg a social gosirather than fm wccvsrinQ a ~ cad of ssr*e. The timi Ilfallos raW' b often used. h's caIchj Esey to rsmerthsr. The ,tM.d aim of social mlrnaklng asute low 4worm 0AWmam 4% k's often dlfftcuhto d.Sernine who will benef hcm these ratn And the broader the covarsA the be the cost burden -on the .mnIng cuutumsel The burden relli VW as thosen beneildadis .*paø4 their . .unipdon of *t.Ny In mronss to loresr rates, riMe theci bock on r because of the higher 0014 to numcisocIalumsldntoasu why not rphmsnithu coutd101614 MOW ser*e charge r4th disect plymente by the social serr4ces curmntly awistina the poor? 'Th would erco,rçftuh the purpose rillioUt tanveñne withthe ac4.d arksol Ow utlHlie. and the stste/hdersI social wdlirs asmhas. aii an I • The world's simnlr? rmr ca mII era. A 94 value, rae ft 1N MOItP? kL. W. I flOip. "UI' iar • votes from a special BBWAA -Ic in Iran. (Y4(hegwdsdeaMIh'.edd?AratM MOW to *:: atliniw? tbdd the g1twittim in Tdm md Isla have been avoldled it uisy engaged in something tadwo.jd to combat action? 7% Marine Carps answers the &A two questions with a yss," and the third with a 'no." "The overall protection of our .n*- and aseignid ersel Is the Npu,Li&IIMy ci -Il !tMs ls1msst Budding Carter. -ofges, .• Lake Brantley High School will be the site of a "Blaze" of action Saturday night when the Altamonte Springs Fire Department meets head on with the Seminole County Philadelphia Flyers' defenseman Bob Dailey was admitted to University of Penn. sylvania Hospital Tuesday night to undergo an operation Wednesday for shoulder adhesions, It was announcei Dailey was expected tobe ln the hospital only one day. He will be examined next week, and at that time It will be decided when he will be able to return toaction. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) 1040 NOV. MDEC. 19 1979 ular! Free ilm and flash - raid the Nov. 4 takeover of the 41 -. To Aid Muscular Dystrophy Flyer's Dailey Hospitalized LfflIUIO, D.IAND, MT. DORA & kSIMMU DAILY 9.91 SUN. S . OW - IF*ire"ghters Set For Saturcfay Ciash - c I.Ad, week, a young Marine guard, c0l. fitem crowlsy, was killed who mobs stormed and bwad do embs" in PskisIanAloMwinsgardsdid not ars "deadly force" to the r arse as FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) The New England Patriots Tuesday placed safety Doug Beaudoin on the Injured reserve list due to fractured upper jaw suffered In Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. Beaudoin, 25, was operated on Monday and reported recovering satisfactorily. To take his place on the roster, Carlos Pennywell was reactivated from the Injured reserve o hired peraimel." • Co * -- Alzado, an all-pro right defensive end last yew with Denver, was traded to the Browns and Rutigliam switched instat kture fte-for-all! In the event of riots and d mondraticni against U.S. em busles, the guards have an essentially defensive role -to act as a delaying force until local authorities arrive with aid. The Marine Corps says their mandate is twofold: -,,To delay eedry of hostile soup in o the Iritailatlon long t .ioih to allow for the desirixtlon of classified material. M locally -"To aid In safeguarding the lives of J * • CLEVEIAND (UPI) - Cleveland Browns' Coach Sam age. Ow- • Thompson hit .289 over 129 lost only 10 to become an easy NEW YORK (UP!) The Dodgers' No. 1 selec- pearing In 39 games, corn- Dodger rookie since the team RlgMhander Rick Sutcliffe, winner over outfielders Jeff lion In the June, 1974, free- pleting five and compiling an moved to Los Angeles in 1958. games for the Cubs. He also 23, who brightened an Leonard of Houston and Scot agent draft, Sutcliffe ap- earned run average of 3.46 Only live pitchers in the lacked power, hitting Just two otherwise dismal season for Thompson of Chicago. league, all veterans, won home runs and driving in 29 peared In one game in 1976 over 242 InnIngs, more games than Sutcliffe. runs. the Lea Angeles Dodgers, and two games in 1978. He Other Dodgers to win the In becoming the eighth began the 1979 season In the Los Angeles, the league Wednesday was named the Dodger to receive the award bullpen Leonard, who came to award include Jackie and was moved Into champion the two previous National League's Rookie of since It was originated Don Houston 1947; from Los by the the Angeles, Robinson, starting rotation after years, fell to third place the Year by the Baseball BBWAA in 194 71, Sutcliffe injuries hit the Los Angeles IF- games behind first-place batted.290 in 134 in the Astros' Newcombe, 1949; Joe Black, Writers of America collected 20 of a possible 24 staff. Cincinnati but would have abortive bid to win the NI, 1952; Jim Gilliam. 1953; Itutigliano will decide within the next two days whether to keep Lyle Alzado at defensive tackle or move him back to his regular defensive end slot, , ' - Sutcliffe Wins Rutigliano May Move Alzado Pack To Defensive End ___ No • - In a sudden turnabout, Giscard d'Estaing sent paratroopers Alexandra, a radio commentator who claimed Rally leaders to the African country. They overthrew Bokusa and put leaked word of an Investigation of 00lIfll dealings in a bid to . hurt Giscard d'Estaing. former President David Ditto in power Attacks on Giscard d'EMalng Increased when the Investiga4%jeur*e said he will prove his accusation In court live and satirical weekly Le Canard Enchalne charged the Although the Gaullhsts are members of the government French leader had received diamonds from Bokassa In thanks coalition, the alliance is constantly bickering and Cblrac has for lavish French financial support for his freespending long seen himself as a rival to Giscard d'Estalng for supreme "imperial court." power. Giscard d'Estaing at first Ignored the charges then said Giscard d'Ests]ng scraped borne In the 1974 election with through a spokesman the gems were of little value and, 507 ''cent of the vote against 49.3 percent for Socialist anyway, 1t was a tradition for BkassatogIve small gifts of diamonds to foreign Waders. to now, the president has been treating the attacks on his The hubbub had hardly died down when Is Canard Enchalne goUp vernment with contempt. He shrugged off the Boulln affair and the rightist weekly Minute opened fire on Glacard by quoting Jesus Quid's admonition to "let the dead bury the ministers to Ignore theansake recently received used his influence to acquire land on the high-priced French t1government camps*. Riviera atknock.down prices for the construction ofasummer a boost in this display But political sources say he Is being urged now by worried on Tokyo', Gloss. The home. Barre angrily denied the charge and produced documents to aides on the offensive. giant sane bottle was bear out his contention. Is Monde said Giscard d'Estalng's aloofness suggested he fashioned from 1,244 i, two papers and the prestigious daily Is Moods then did not realize how much the French people had been upset by empty bottles of zeroed in on Labor Minister Robert Boulln, often mentioned as the scandals. The newspaper said the government's attitude various brands of the a possible future premier. They asserted he was involved isa was "a diabolic and harmful perseverance" In trying tosweep fermented-rice hover, real estate scandal, alan on the Riviera. embarrassing questions under the rug. I---- -- . SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Premter Jacques Chirac, has filed a libel suit against Philippe massacres of schoolchililreh. I -- • Wedne.d.y, Nov. 28,1*79 . 1 - • I - V - . KILL ' $icld forward JdtIMJS1Nv1SaseJuirs. S / • I • Mo . \• • . 1/ ' • GAME PLAN • Members of the Altamonte Springs Fire Department talk over their game plan strategy for Saturday's football match against the Seminole County Firefighters, The second annual contest is scheduled for Saturday night at 5:00 p.m. at Lake Brantley. �a_-_.____--s-....... . I * • . •• . . ...•- ;--• •_.._ . • - • . - I . I . . • —• - • 0, . .- -.- .- , ' •'4_ • — -, I ... - . - ' . - - .• . 10A—Ev•ning Herald Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. is, 1,7t Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 2$,I7-11A Touchdown Club Vote Comes Monday 'I ~_, .14 . Ounty USCS ! ' I Deserve The.Heisman'. White 9 NCAA mark for most caree r games with NEW YORK (UP!) Charles White White, who would become the it career. secon&best In NCAA history to before shredding Nebraska's "Black Ohio State. will probably get to bring it all home Trojan to capture the award since o.. Tony Doraott's 6,062. He ran for 106 or Shirt" defense for 247 yards In Foa' others who won the H411111080 as 30DOrMOR Possiallyards(13) and more. Monday night. Simpson in 196$, knows exactly whom he IflOfe Yards* ifl3O games and notched 52 Oklahoma's 1744 triumph Nov. 24. That juniors f ailed to repeat the following than a do= WAC records. Be threw for career touchdowns, tying Anthony Davis' Oklahoma victory dbiched the Big Elgit yes. hey We,.Felix "Doc" Blanchard 211Th in his senIor year as the Cougars would vote for. The Southern California senior, championship nd gave the Sooners an 01 Army (1945 wInner), Doak Walker of led the nation In total and scoring o1. 'q dn'c the Helsman," White said SChOOl record. following in the tradition of the Trojans' Southern Methodist (194$), Vic Janowles hen.. regular Wguicia In 1165, Mike Garrett become the first Orange Bowl berth. Schltchte, whose startling poise long line of brilliant tailbacks, capped a game style, running for 194 yards and Trojan to win the award and Simpson "Billy Sims is the eatest player In 01 ONO State (1960) and Reger Staubach helped g'ide the Buckeyso to an 114 remarkable final season Nov. 24 and low touchdowns in sparking Southern followed three years later, White fol- the country," asserted Oklahoma Coach of Navy (1163), appears to be the leading candidate for (a1 to a 4914 triumph over uci* that lowed Clarence Davis, Anthony Davis Barry Switser after watching Sims t.(arc Wilson's biggest oade to regular season and a Rose Bowl berth the 1979 Helsman Trophy, which will be clinched the p title and sent the and lUckyiij in the spotlight at day', the prevlon.ly.unbeatan corniuw national honors Is the lack 01 BrIghan against White's Trojas, threw for 13 announced Monday, Dec. 3 at the unbeaten Trojans to the Rose Bowl. #'I,ve Southern Calls heralded tailbod Md. ken, who came into the game yielding Young's Mae am It - M It in am Westorn touchdowns and 1,519 yards as ohio age Downtown Athletic Club. broke from its traditional ground. The Heinan never awarded to a only 67 yards per game rushing, bed In Adddk Coni.rencs. been playing for it all year long. I'd Wilson, a I400t5 senior who ii a puce dominated offense. He was Intercepted defensive player In 44 years has gone the nation "I know I hove said that White's main competition for the I9ther Win the national championship de the most of the only five times and ran for an additional passer, pO that means more than the Heiinan but to a naming beck for six straight years. before, but he is the grostat clutch award given to the nation's Cougars' nationally televised some 420 yards as the Buckeyes averaged 34 Slflis won it last season after leading the player there is." standing college football player comes I'd love to bring everything home." firing points per game. Sims, who led the nation with fl touch. against San Diego State Nov. 24 White's coach, John Robinson, is even naIIOfl in rushing and he is White's major from Last year's winner, Oklahoma Ferguson capped his Noire Dams competition in 1979. downs, booted his 1979 rushing total to four TI) passes and running for another tailback Billy Sims, and Brigham more effusive. with a career to key a 63.14 rout that lifted Brigluen career with a 177-yard, three-touchdown fi.pii4 The Heiman ballots were maned 1,506 yards. He " If White doe s n't win the Heimnan Young's record-setting quarterback, Trophy," Robinson began, "well, that's several weeks ago to voters designated average of 7.09 yards per carry an Young to the WAC title and a data with effort against Miami of Florida In Japan as the Fighting Irish finished a dlsap Marc Wilson. Art Scilditer, Ohio State's even Impossible to conceive. He's ab. by the Heianan committee and that may NCAA record for backs with 500 r'ithig bidiana In th@ Holiday Bowl Diet 21. for scores on his pointing 74 season with a 4015 victory. Wilson, who threw, gifted sophomore quarterback, and solutely phenomenal." hurt sims' chances. attempts or more and Sim seeks to The Sooners' senior tailback finished become only the second player ever to first three passes tof the some, set an Ferguson, Noire Dame's all-time leading Notre Dame running back Vegas White finished the regular season with Ferguson also boast persuasive 1,8O3 yards on the ground,the most lnthe the regular season magnificently, run- win two Heissnans. Tailback Archie NCAA record for passing yardage in a career rusher, gained 1,437 yards in his credentials. nation. He rushed for 5,596 yards in his ning for 262 yards against Missouri Griffin won the award in 1974 and 1975 for season with 3,720. He also holds the senior season and scored 17 touchdowns. — a — — ma - — — Underway Season Gets W ith the exception of the things are looking brighter Those two accounted for backcourt mate Gary Hays line up. Friday night for their season 'riedo Lions, who are still with the return of cracker- about all of Seminole's ofwill lead Bob Peterson's Troy Kessinger and Mike opener. _ involved In state jack guard Bruce Brightman. fensive output last year and charges into battle Friday Scott are still with Joe The talented squad faces )tball playoff action, the Brightman had moved will be sorely missed. night when the Big Blue Montgomery in football while Metro Conference member orts focus now turns to that temporarily to Oregon but has The Lady Silver Hawks of roundball crew travels to the third starter, Horace Boone in their first test of of ball that gets bounced returned to the Silver Hawk Lake Howell, led by craft Del and. Holland is slowed with a bad regular season play. Iher than booted, fold and should be ready for guard Sonja Smith and center _____ "Digger the knee. All of Seminole County's Phillips" and The high school basketball action. Nancy Gizinaky are set to Oviedo Lions Phillips has to he pleased men's teams will get in about are set to tip ason has arrived. Yep. Seminole coach Cheryl oven their season December their season off on Tuesday however with the fine play of a half-dozen games before the ucx rigm up on everybody Klein has suddenly lost the 3rd in a non-conference The 'Hounds are at home cagers are scheduled for an when they host Lake Howell. freshman Ronnie Murphy. Christmas break. included tilt It's here. services of ace guard Dawn with the Bishop Moore Lady for their opener Friday night away season opener against Silver Hawk coach Greg Murphy came alive to pop for over the holiday season will As the season gets on- Bergum. Hornets, when they play host to West Spruce Creek on Monday. Robinson has reason to smile 19 points in Rotary Bowl be the Oviedo Invitational rway this week one Berguson left for ConTorn Lawrence's running Orange. The junior varsity The Lake Brantley Patriots with the return of Bruce consolation action, that will have Seminole, le County coach got 8 necticut, Monday. Combined Lyman Greyhounds, this game is slated for a 6: 15 tilt also tip things off this week. Brightman. And speaking of the Rotary [.) -man. Lake Howell, Lake eat piece of news While with the graduation of Alice year's Rotary Bowl runners while the varsity tips off at Senior guard Doug DerPhillips doesn't know Bowl, the 1979 champion Brantley, Oviedo all taking other had some Misfortune. Bennett, the Lady Seminoles up to Seminole also open their 1:00 p.m. schimer, a Rotary Bowl Allwhether to cheer or cry, three Fighting Seminoles of coach the court at the S.C.C. At the Like Howell campus now have a huge gap to fill, cage season this week. The Lady Greyhound Tournament selection and of his starters are out of the 8111 Payne will be home ha'ketball facility. ___t_ in . Roundball - . — Pd 's — 11 — . I., . '.• • 1 . - : - . 1 . / ,, . I. ' .. , ' _* r f.f .f. ,4L i! J! I 1. I % ? -. .. 1 - I "0 AIT-, ,V ," l,* 1 1-. ! .F , -*, I,-,* . , I I . ;-' ,..- I . . O 'A ~,f, !I .;, L T • ' , Atlanta Hawks Bomb No Defense 1San Antonio By 1 4 120 Margin . I ^f 3 m , il,' 4 1 !'. I I .~i. I , ~_t - i r . ' BY 1110od ftm Istorujiged wanted. Whatever the worst lot of pokds," said Drew, send Datrit to its ninth give Kansas City its triwnpl ThsAtla$Hawksintorsd word ls you emu ias for our "HublegisatodoLWe drdsht despite 31 points by Calvin Tuseday night's gume In San delansi, that ward. It weren't doing anything dif. Niggain N, Raisin $1 Murphy and 29 by Moses Antvioranhsdllthinthe pitiful."I__ Davldlbo,npsonsco dl7 rs Mom. Scott ________ fere,*—aunsthingwsdo . L.a • . & in I, VTW W'W IAWW WIUUV.IPII 1.ru iw w _•_ - 7 any. w •-- IW '- high 40 points to psos Athena. Crg Gavin led the Sjiñ throwi 11th ' 17 seconds Liken 122, Jan 114 I pitaft Edam the league's Drew hit l$.o(40 flsld.goai * peas while LM renaming and George Ja,nanl Wilkes scored 210(, weakest uuiCfl.VI dub _ ____ McGinnis eciatributed 11 his29 points In the second bell "WOW "Aft by Tom __, high 13 rebounds u the In other games, New York rebound. and career high 12 and Kareem AbduWabbar Congra tulatlons. Lyman football coach Bill Scott presents Jeff Meyers with Br0w troops. Hawks outscored the Spurs, edged Detroit, 119414, in sialds to help Denver. Bobby added 20 points in leading Los the Greyhound's Most Valuable Varsity Football Player Award at Lyman's "We had a lot of pride 4742, In the final period, ovsjtlme, Denver defeated Dends$dg, paced the Bullets Angel.. to victory. Adrian • defensively," Spurs' Coach overcoming a 11111-116 San Washington, Will, -New wIth 16 Fail Sports Bannuet Tuesday night. Dedlsy Mt a cars,, high and Doug Moe aid .ercodlcauy, Antonio lead. NBA season high of 10 points,. Jersey swamped Milwaukee, N* 11$, U& N after Atlanta ran to a 143-126 The Hawks hit *.113 field 111-0, Kansas City shaded 141k. Nowlin scored 34 for the Joss. . .•'. a UCF Cagers - Open Dec. - 1.1"d he socirst! 32 polift 1110 = In tha fird perlodi, Co" Dlviii.. 'Ibsy (the "When we play the way we Dko sw.npsd 120. lesdstg Now Jersey to Ms clearing the 36-point Hawks) get s1iu they were playing we cnn scers a ij, second road victory and barrier for 11* 12th tim.No hsag MUwa. He word year and five ocher Clip Kicks is, Plate. UI . I Sothis d" of dw yew. we finism In 6" figures., a poisilts at am begia" of no U19 Ilia" W to lift Sets Dime. It was " overtisne to help Now York M M hk a I&W Chicago's clubrecord Ilth rise Ms record to 11.11 to on • — - ORLANDO The ball Is four seasons the Knights bouncing once againt finished out of first place 74. to the wo The University of Ca" JAWft the way for, tM "a weisdo &I swingow no" Knights open %* "" Is 0111131W WSW 80 M" Cotton ft= Sword. Iffm basketball sesson on Clark. 1% 6.1 harpsilootisr C*tn helped Isr" Ard Saturday, December It when led the nation Insooring lat Community ' they travel to Greenville. sessain with a 31.9 points per national Judw ediM mma South Carolina to take on the game average. He's also now Of Paladins of Fumon UCros all tim leading soom - Other newcomers k1clvds1~ University. Missouri In the Hall .1 Fe.i with over 200 points In his UswwRolandEbren Head coach Gone "Tor*" career. trolm A. umenwo, " Coach Jim caft we his Nm at Birmindism, Am, Clark and his knights will be Returning along with Clark center Isaac MV'-I. 1mm SM 65W ISWI at loath DC. 20, ____ , — trying to get back Into the Is $1 senior guard Gerald Millard, and $4 forward Carolina amoeated to a cwws NCAA-Division II playoffs Jones, The Chattanooga, David Trod of Silver Bay, prihida to the 1971 season. has be. a 'lbS IMSIC 7S ii the ) after sitting out lad season Tennessee product averaged Ml b. bonafide AU•Asrica can. own for the first tins In four years. nearly 1$ points a contest, and Also returning for the - you pt AV whow s,It fri The knights finished the 197$ pulled down 11$ rebound.. Kigids are suit cuidor players,_aid Carl.,_ M 110111bok to lbuk 79 campaign with a 11-7 Steady Peto Krel) also Pail Bus, jailer guard WM e.flld liftS +MI .the record and tied for ascend returns. 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Fred Weston 440: AIISIII Hansen onvortW SpOts: Slielvy Fare High Series: Andy Patrick 540; 445. $ 1-10 14, Poetry Moon 17 77 V.rI in$mlthSIS:IdOumb.,1527, Converted Spills: Haul lauder lisle Surtart $4 1.10, Mueller sos, ii., 510, R 1.11; Garden POW 5411L ISO, Ted Foote 4,1: SlIt $cho$$ 4E; Lamb 3.10, III: Ted Puckift 3.10: - Other HighlIghts: Queen of 30; John Makews. 40; Sam Now Patrick 310; Ruth Poole 1.1. Graft. Kaminsky as: 01111111 Surtienne 475: Si; Mary Auguslo 1.7. NINOONIRS lob Auge 471: JIM Arroyo 101; Other Highlights: liar of 11w Standings: (I) Lake Mary Pwb. Winnie Spencer 441, Barbara week Tad Poole $7 pins over. (I) Lucky's Canvas. (3) DiltinS 433; Lucille Thatcher 435; Queen of the week Ruth WInter 70 $èiltatlon, (4) Flagship SanI (1) Knewl Patrick 435. pins over. Iawtrem Realty, (0) Crab 1401155, Rose Converted Splits: Ci.,. NeIndi S. (IITPS& Awnings. (I) WOTM 3. WID.MORNINO MATCH POINT -s Standings: (1) Florida Es. (WOTM1, (II) Sanford Heating. sani.rfl7, Aiwy PatrIck; 1.7; Gus truslons. (7) Gall Inc. (3) MIII, Omes: Jan Hi*ei 114 ReindI 17.10; EdNh p$us Molt 101, Ida laker 157, Rudy Westray 1.10, Ruth- Lossings' Country Girls, (4) Kini otser us, us YOM0; W. Mueller Helmadeller Framing, (5) $lwlmp 57.5.10,41; Ted Tobin 7 Vant0) 618111 OWlS. (1) Federal U&I Donne lagers NI, Virus 7; Øo ',y Russell I-li Us cra.II CrudO UnIon. (0) The Try Herds. 941Mei We TOW Bryant 110, LiSle 2.1 tsc., MiMe PiWusul 1.91 lWati.ad On. Ralph Grooms 1$, ON Gran. (C) Nifisis Bldg. Service, (Ii) am NO Series: Carol Maurice 430, 34.10; Verne P51,1 3.10: borhow High Games: Merle lees. 115. 1111"M 157, MM Y Olive Weshay 3.10; Barbara Psi Paley III Mar, Irkkiond - smm 333 a. of N. Dena ---- i s,.,, wers 411. Ann Curie 401. lee welck 3141 Winnie Spencer 3. 101 G.'ar. Theebald 113 (91 *V.). Olive Slump 0 o'o a, iii, nolls: Man miner. cippe, Is, Lois May 133, Arlene -,uI rrimsrsms,e. s is; *e less II, Gaiwi. LaPorte 110, E 1.10. StandIngs: Mien Pies, AN in tile RumMy v• Sahlard 1$, Sari Gregory Ms *lSlMI*15 'Family, Go Salu.eem, HvrWS*. ilondisis: (I) Milk SkateS. (3) Intruders, Alley Cats, Phi Heads, 1* Sea lldiardesa ISO. Ann ISS el Iv.), Mary Doll Ts, (3) Golden Arch, (4) Reend Tft$ 100, Kathy Merlin $07. (1) 1a.IV$ C*ØS. High Games: Chrk NO 361, Hardy Nigh Series: Ps raft AM Sr.IS. . Grace ThNbald 307, OIIVS Slump Fries. (P Os Bananas. loS, Reese Mess 143, s, AnnOxl.uprIPl, dy Dsrm_LaPel's (HI' Si, Mars, (11) Out Of Irale Hickies 173. Dee Nader 147, l' iii 05. Kathy !uie... (IS) Nimbus Glass Aft" UI, Mary SIIW $11. ' HI. Linde LiwIs a, - MeSH Omes: Cathy Goyle 313. Pony itaIvy .. 1. "my Jvwfor Nsdes CelvertId SpIlls: Aiy Super vss we. Fredele Williams IN. WlSonI.iuy*s&.Rld, ,o, Swim: ckrlSIv.,J.j. 1.7, Allele RumMy 3-I0, ONUS $1 Sirius: Ran Stanley 113- sllckses 400, M.ry , 1,0' ,.h wimee we. s ,s. - Na UI.IUI, 10$-Cathy Osyle III. Other NIIIdIIkIS: Par at the we- g-who CW10 "o 00 5 No 1u1 1f111111 Avuags Jim New 170. O - 11 doll W. SCaek Ill Kathy 8~ W& SSSP4UT$ 'tsisIliIl Splits:Jerry 0111111141111111104 $ip Sy06iM? 'ien 11. Mary Tvdw 174 va asat sue. ijisiers. une Ili1ti $lei II Week Kim. lint Skis. Sleds PIUS 40. Twil-biS so Suilers. scalier Pins, MIS S Cy Seyle. 'ii'uu m* Oroa, Swem. TWe* s . alley & CW . HeSS 3.16. GNat fl*IUgtuls: Merle hess I WriSis Ins row; I.SIIIS Wheotan. Semis laPels-. 111111111,1111". • - -_ - OP w 141S$C1) I... I\ \ AUTusPIusFET Each '10IIiT13I.uIfl,U II.., IN$TALLATION L! ~iJ otrni a MW r-..-.------• , % ~'4 t~' , ' ,'$,' 1 '-. R----.--..-_--._-'tOur R.g.2.$1-4 Days 4 . ,-,-,,-111 N ~ ~ o I iI~"~.:) ,_ .1 77 . arartm U . most ~ _ _ ._ II rsF , I " J 4 e 1 . , I 1" " .t ` _ y ~ ~ _ . ' . I . #I " , ~ ~ ~ ' , ~ __1 _ 1. 11,111,~.',_~ 1 ..- '. Xj L:','I*,~ , I 0 I, ` ''k~ .X..I. I .L Ow 43,0641111th Exchainp HEAVYSDUTY I - _. 1- 1 1 'w!' . , ," - . "- I : AVAILARU '5/60' AUTO , I BATTERY C4I I : oo II .. : .` . .: '• 'DELUXESHOCK 77 4Days - :: WNhEchsngel Seaisdmaintenance-free.Formost I 1'.' piston, truple.welded Sale Price —4 Days U.S. cars and light trucks. I mounts. Most cars, light Winter/summer 227 COIVOIIOnTrSatRWnS .......N' ! trucks. protection. 1-gal . I - vnw s. ii 1700t0(PST*ANGI.( , 550s, no. IQPPPIQC($TEn Oav1Iihe. 91011111 smoraL rn's-i', Wp So-JSM ws. Lewdin INs leaW $ll — SHOP MT. DORA, DELANO, LEE SIURO, KISSIMMEE DAILY, SUN. I7 MT. DORA AUTO DEPT.OPEN 9-6 DAILY,SUN. 13,6 hOWle. Dysse.. law No -, Garen 1TS -_ VoWmes, S-i MIIMe. 40.linIluoun$1,TiOP*e*S i'tngA. MlØ O$VUk If: Bernard TINs,' l_uN.v I-_ * IJP WOmiL IN .51-lie. S'1 Ouiaas Wood SN'DiI 011 - ..t -- - WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. . I - mat Vba 'A.J$, . s - , ~ ~ ~'-J~ " ~4:, W W , .-. Big Blue Football coach Jim Raley priesents senior quarterback Tony Constantine with the Patriot's Most Valuable Varsity Player Award. hms 100. Miles Sarbeur $1. ii LautIN'fflsur Pal YlIly 143. $1, Reese Mien lit Irnle I' Bryant , . , " V C&S. MhSraidI.ksIs UW1 alSl Wefflhlliflt USU - S ' .-.. __ .. ~ '' . L -..I - ." ~~ ,-.11_1'1'.I _~ '..3 ~ . ,~~, L I ..:.-.,,, ~~. V ,---1,?1.;P~-.:,-:., I -. ; __ ~ _,---~ .. !'_ -If *.-,~"-_4..-'~---:.' 11~~sssiaoaib . L' SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:30.9:30 DAILY, SUN. 10.7. - "' "' eM ' -_-\\ -- Ise —A ' T. ~ ALIGNMENT :. Z ' '.- , $as.s. i , ,,— M . MM&AdMk A& Iiiiiiiiiiiiiii . • :.. I 1011 ( v*miacswo .W. " % .-I ... I, . IV • W/ I I I" a .f • . 1 VI . .. M", : F ;i!.;!.;.IIPtJJJ*IW WIJC*IIUIN T11"IQSCAN. • • . - — - to. •- r . 4 . ,. PEIT CO L.NTUOL . 1.I . . I . - Builders, Sin Jacobs Grove Sec. 1 • . IV I 1411~ ... . I. I ellf It .. . I "" I I women= COUPON ~oomeness . T TTINTION T- •• . i... 1111 The Sanford Recreation the Civic Center IncMsd on lbsleaslas isforglem ii. Department Is taking the corner of Sanford Ave. 1 he S registrations for Girl. and Seminole Blvd., The i.ieriniis,e.eçis.a S Basketball_League Girl's W.a't CwW ssu.da " S mayrogletrat...dweyeis.ss Ave. or lbs c1ba,eturuudl$heirs S. ffritbeTWitSe1 .SInyL ue.es. S TIV IV-IV IV 1 1"S"Re • - a Standings: Is, Big 1' Tire I Wheel ServIce. bid Mixon Auto POrts, 3rd Wi lts Amoco, 4th $èminol. Loan, SIN Ladies IF • DIIN , ww __.P (VI g - Roundball Sign Ups " ' vice, Ph MIlady Fabric & Crafts. , . Holds Girl's TIV IV IV • U - Sanford Recreation D.partm.nt ' • , JITSOWLURITTIS w - r , - -' • •- , ... ' ' I "I . - I- % ' , ;.~ * 11. . -., . I. ~~ ,- .., _~ I .. -, . ,'I " ' ''-i . . ,~1 .. ,. 4 1~ r ',, , .1." Coaches, players, cheerleaders and standing Defesi nve Lineman award. for his all around contributions while Onthe flip aide, Jeff Gibson was, parents of the fall sports were all on To no one's mrprlas junior tallbackdopher Brsei took the Out- selected as Most Improved and Eric hand at Lyman Tuesday night for the sensation Audi. Cleveland picked iç standing Offensive Unssnan Award Blamick was selected as boys water.. yearly presentation of awards the Greyhound Outstanding Offensive for leading the young Greyhounds polo Most Valuable Player. honoring outstanding athletic efforts Back Award. line. Andrea Brummit was picked as the for football, volleyball, cross country The second third of Lyman's o( The junior varsity football Most girl's cross country Most Improve4 and water polo. fensive Micro Wave backfield cer- Valuable Playr Award went to Mike player while Rhonda Hollenbaugh Grid coach Bill Scott, fresh off a tainly deserved the Mod Improved Burkhart while running back Vines was honored as girl's Mod Valuable, super Rotary Bowl effort handed out Varsity Player Award—fullback A. J. Presley picked up the Freeman The boy's cross country Most the football laurels. There were really Brooks. Football p Improved Award went to Adam few surprisse. Brooks was perhaps the key Water p Picking up the Outstanding Ingredient in making the ground game quite a few awards to hand out last Domino with Randy Bury picking up the Most Valuable Player Award. Defensive Back Award for the go with his deviating blocking nd , Greyhounds was secondary also doubled as defensive end and Rounding out the presentations, Outhegirnsp.d, Ann. Rilnighaus patrolman Steve Kuhrt who turned in played on specialty teams as well, picked up the Most Improved Player JoAim Smith was selected as Most fine performances game after game, Jeff Meyer's, quarterbacked Award while the Mod Valuable Improved volleyball player while Nan Anew Rock, the leader of the the talented backfield picked up the Player honors wed to Una Schoep Gallagher was picked as Most Valuable Player. 'Hound pass rush received the Out- Most Valuable Varsity Player award fin. - Efforts By JOE DESANTIS Herald _Sports Editor '-: - . Football The Patriot's Most Valuable variety of positions throughout the linebacker All-American for Florida Defensive Lineman award went to year for Lake Brantley. in high school and has Archie Man. A packed house was on hand at the senior linebacker Phil Sapp. One of The Most Valuable Offensive Player ning for one year in high school also. _______________________________________________________________ lake Brantley commons area Mon- only three returning starters on Fred Award went to senior quarterback Charlie Hughes and Richard ______ t -It day night for the Big Blue annual Almon's defensive unity, Sapp turned Tony Constantine. The lanky right. Williams received the Lake Brantley : : football awards dinner. ins solid performance all season long. hander wound up the year with over Coaches' Awards which go to the -- . Freshman football, junior varsity Coach Sam Momary presented the 2,500 yards in the air. Not bad con- players who best exemplify what the . — football, cheerleading squads and the Most Valuable Defensive Back sideting the first month of the season total football program is all about. goal liners were all honored at the Award Steve Doeer, another of Lake was washed out with monsoons and in Constantine and backfield mate f ________ __ _ affair. Brantley's few seniors on defensive a fourth game the Patriot's passed on Tim Burke received the Captain's Several award. for varsity football was honored at that position.only three plays. •' Awards for their outstanding highlighted the evening. Haley feels his senior signal caller is leadership on the field. 1' Versatile Scott Jackson picked up destined for major college football. 1 . The Patriot's massive center Steve A special presentation was made to Johnstân, good major college the Most Valuable Offensive Back "He could have helped Florida win a Butch Alexander and his wife Diane prospect was selected as the Lake Award. The shifty wlngback, in ad- couple of games this season he's for their outstanding contributions In Brantley Most Valuable Offensive ditlon to leading the Big Blue ground that good." transforming the football field from a 11 Lineman for the '79 grid campaign. game, was a favorite target of ConHaley certainly qualifies as an mole cricket paradise to a great Johnston led the offensive Line's stantine expert on Gator quarterbacks and All- looking facility. constant protection of the passing . " The Most Valuable Defensive Americans for that matter. He Mrs. Robert Corolla gets my award Mil game for quarterback Tony Con- Player Award' went to linebacker, coached former Gator quarterback for 'Best Nucci Chow' of the entire dentine. lineman Craig Williams who played a John Brantley and brother Scott, a evening. Lyman Greyhounds Ce/ebrate Fall Sports Banquet -4,, Award - 11$ VOGT COLOMAL HEAR TE1A$ AVE S 11 ._., . -, U-I-HWY. 1W.VaN ST. AT THAChILI AVE NORTHCITNUSSLVO AT US HWY 441 127 US HWY 11- 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD IL INS 9AIT MOK I. SS 1001 SOUTH SUORAN HERNOON PLAZA ACROSS 75255 ORANGE B4OS AT CURRY FORD FROkI FASHION SQUARE TRAIl. AT SAND LAKE RD 120' SOUTH WOODLAND BLVD—) caswataav US HWY 1 7-92 NEXT IC) JAI-ALAI FRONTON ALTIMIUII speisiss 951 W HWY 436 AT FOREST CI1Y RD : LI �. 1k . . . -. . -- - ___.w_IuuI_IpIpIuIp1.. . ,. .* p. - . — -,_ 4-_ _-_-0_--... .•-. - -. -. . - . .. / •. . . ____._.•, ,..b ,---.. .-. .. .'vw.4.r'? - ;- .. . . .-... - - - - .. q - - -- . I . .. .- .... . . . . ___.___ r ..__, _ . - - . - . . - -. . - . - - •- -'-•--•:" - -. b -. - . •- - p.- . - - Ay 0er Na, Alabam SELM OUR - a - .. By MAJOR AMOS B. Alabama's Crimson Tide The series between the a cliff-hanger, 23.21. nat. victory. uit.apoi.d-4 — to bicreasi This is the Vels year and we New Orleans, 3318; and HOOPIZ must defeat the bruising Army Cadets end the Navy rianpl easy 354 Arizona State capping's In the fabled Ora'. Bowl their load in - tien t. Foremost Forecaster Auburn Tigers for the right to Midshipmen Is one of the most tabu1e,* season by defeating A trio of long.standlng In- (their home field), the yoidh hard-earned 2741 trh-i'. victory. Egad, friends, here we are represent the SEC In the evenly contested In history Cross-Boston Hawaii, 35.?, under the lita — tra-state rivalries match ful Miami Hurricanes will add The Holy Also In , SOjWS, the in the 14th and final week of Sugar Bowl. If the Tigers win, with Army ahead 37 wins to Georgia-Georgia Tech, their to the woe of the florida Iloatun Co4arl will have college mMdn Is the 75th. to AIdS Stadium. college football's regular Alabama could be the hlgheg.36, and 6 ties in the 79 74th time; That's It for now, dear Florida-Miami (of Gators by winning 354$ votylittleftiblewithRicen And this appears to be a season. And what a windup it ranking team — heh.heh — to meetings. . Florida), for the 41st time; 7, toea. We give a .JIgI4 edge readers, I want to wish one rod he Going Into Kyle field (the they Owls, t will be. sit at home and watch TV's On paper the Navy eleven and Texas vs. Texas MM, home of the Aies), Texas conclwIü4 another good year to BC. A 29.23 win for the and all a happy holiday Sharing the spotilte are the bowl proceedings. I appears to be a certain their 00th renewal. season. holds a huge lead In the AS for Bill Yosmana chergss. Eagle.. Alabsna-Aubum SEC clash at The Hoople Hunch is that winner. But -and U's a big the And don% forget towa~h At historic Grant Field in series with a %idwim, 20 Tennessee &W Vanderbilt RoundinX out wnwd Army-Navy batue incentive Bear Bryant's count for naught. And we yellow Jackets will warm the Tbe bo"wM la*bsm y"M with the Vois boadkV Florida A&M topping Rhode and authorstative Bowl Philadelphis.. forces need to make them a confidently predict Lou hearts of their home fans with f4we -- Mw*ft t* 8w a victories to 35 for the Island, n-17; Grambling Games Forecast, coming to In * their 49th repeat, 28-17 victor. Kdf-Wfl Saban's Army forms will win a come-f rom-behind 27-22 Bored, ow soothimlere 0womodom and 6 splits. outmuseft Southern U. of you in December. . - I ___ - Up - omato Loaf - For I :I._- I... I , .. ! ,;11. . "I Hostess 1 -Museum - — er Sa . ale. S I . mo, 11 .I . : . Blem Tires I . . . s ln md I with ,.,cisseiie. Sale 99 99 ------- --- --- - f%' , • Na"w 4A •, - IM ..: .. , I. .1 ". . .. . . 1. - $29 .. H7844 ' amm 1WW i 12 2 . . - Now two great I . I . I . , ., .. - I..-,., , ''' _. , I .. I V. . .-.,., 1; ..L . . . I ol. I . I — ; 1 . . I .1. I . . I I I . I - . 0111*0&b6*4 . . . -, . _.. . I—. ,. 4 I . b - Ir . 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I eutad Please Froch) and the warloth of GrmChertrem.nuawal hlqueurmad.bytbeCar thosden m.k wh md in the French prowim of . . _.,&-. - - I ..- ,,.,~,I~ , I , 0. OW I d9nWO" -0 - -." , .,: . ~;, ._ -., : . , ~I :"~~!,.!,,% uffle Festivities Who 's £ I a 88 I , '; L__., -, . - .. . . I. .I . . . _ 0111111116i" . I .4 - - . -. . ..... . .1 .. ... . .... , I - _.- . I I—. e 1 .". 1. . ME"PKUW ba*. Five 40 P n eltk% m 1 !, r I . L ~ i, I — _ 41 . 1. .- . ' CH*IlIE I - .. V 1~ww' I I . '-, I111$~ I: , , _: . I ., . Nov. 30 and the hospital win not let it pass -_: . k; . S111923al-9 :01'.!, I.%. .- * I., 0"". - - I* , . -4 __- -1 &I . 1 I I , tworileftmof how: .: - .. .: 25%f : :'4[ - At Ho Nr HOMI APPLIANCE : ., I, t'-.A,.**`-A. ".. '' -, , - 'L ".,..L IWA.ftftmbwfted 110111111"W - -7 __ , .I ,----- 0 1 - _ I . . @-W em ---I . . PH . - . . 881015860- I , -110 ,- I... . I . vvj~ . . 1 F LO R IA O " - ILAAIINSM ~ I - ..41 , Irl-, , 1_ ! :1'. I -- ways to chargel ______ a ... _ A_ - ..,,.. ..4,t.~,~. r _~:'V : , - SsvsIOto1O - . .,,t 1, . - ,- . r... - L ; 1 - . ' - I . Cooking? Now $32 L18•1 5 Now $s9 P. . Sv• ,1 - -•-. .• . - - y 147845 . - 1 — on* exercise equipment. . Now 1 1078015 I . Accent curry powder Ihiuld MaI salt and pepper Cover turkey carcass with water and boll to make Mock. Chop and saute leeks then add to stock along with rice and wine. Add other seasonings to taste and simmer until rice is tender. SHEPHERD'S PIE 1 pound sound beef or lamb I onion, chopped garlic powder Worcestershire sauce 3 cups mashed potatoes ci Cheddar cheese, shredded Brown beef or lamb with onion and add gar11c powder andWor erth1auceto ta Cook well. Place meat mixture in bottom of deep pie pan and cover with layer of mashed potatoes. Sprinkle top of pie with cheese and brown for a few minutes In hot oven. - E781 4 Now 29 F7844 Now 129 Ir ,, ___ - Now 4 . D78el :I I ~:_ . Z-_ bones 8 - 10 cups water 4 or 5 leeks I cup rice 4 cup white wine or sherry garlic mustard - . ",!.! I. I * ... __ - - - ___ .. - - _-7= 7 m.m tires hive "cosmetic" c$s only, in,t 81004 WIN havethessinewalftasoorroplarinventery. 111-TIM M Postores I * pejWjor cord, 2 fimrsba hslfo . .. on thi e AM/FM IN 1. F., free from ckatls, about 1% or recipe in" eight -: in 'rap individually . In dough; but by hand ;I about I $flY IoU,_and freae agU nI - 11 I £ divery lad with a yard of red tomato pa" cam) full -, plaid ribbon (long '. let th dough. Cover cam; be rMclod W a hair ribbon rias until dough reaches - collection) and you have a cans, ..,. in nutes. Bake beautifully m w mod.,at. (375 deg I , For pod messure, take F.) is to 30 minutes. Ranove Aloes a jar of Creamy Top. brad hm cans immediately ping for Canapes A smooth by shaking cam (If bread is - blend of cream cheese and difficult to remove from cans, Instant nonfat dry milk remove bottom of cane and ; Pmft (to b* hold down the poh brad through.) Cod on holiday Calories), It. wlre raek Wrap bread and N1Sd U$lSly with onion chill several hoir, befOre and dill. The beauty of slicing Into Ye-inch rounds. Q1am7 T09111D1 is that it Spread : forms a siçirb bass for any each round ___with softened cram or 04 bUUSU IInkI with SIWI such as sliced fresh WUIWUL I I . V -, - , . to-, .'j-_ . 11 .. * . ., ... .,., ., By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff writer Does the skeleton in your closet wear a kilt? . Are the leaves on your fainily tree tartan? ~-"% ~ These are some 4 ifie que4tions Valerie ",~"," Austin is asking staff members at Seminole ;~'f! '$. -" f1. - Memorial Hospital this week. ~'A~#. ' ~-, -,..~, ...., , . . Mrs. Austin is supervisor of the Central Service department at SMH, having been there almost a year. She Is also from Scotland. Last March she walked into the hospital dining room and found it decorated with shamrocks and leprechauns in honor of St. Patrick's Day, Though she has been in this country for 20 Yews. Mrs. Austin AM has strong feelings for her native land. "So I demanded equal rights for St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland" ' she said ?s 1 "A 6.,. "I A clan ma of Scotland 4 . e hail near th d the . t'~i,0* . "', .:, I ,? 4 the staff have been checked to see it they .% couldbeofScotlshde.cent. -. ____ u Those flaJnes connected with Scotigh cli . !' -. v 4O v ash are listed and en arrow points Scotland their ancestors called Mrs. Austin said she is pleased with . . Interest LI that has been generated by her Idea, -. -. Posters and decorations are going up in TRIFLE map of preparation for Friday's celebration which "This is a traditional Sunday dessert In places Seminole Memorial Hospital staff names on ' As. A lid of . FORCANAPES will feature Scottlsh food being served in the : r4sented can Scotland," said Mrs. Austin. and got its name Winter ftrk and Moford Awto Centers. Scottish clans. " is sim . 4 Makes dwd % cm) "M 9009, and perhaps a IU1,10 bagpipe because "you add a trifle of this. and a trifle , with the Qvamy mualc toosed in for good memure. 1 package (3 ounces) rec pe Topping of that." 1 . Clan tables will be set up to clan members :Z :r am chase I s1 Usually made in large cut-gus bowl ; As a final touch of oopatrd cup instsa R". 1139.10111. nay eat torther, but she addedt "If a person Amount of ingredients will vary depending on .Urve stereo rem wo Goose" player down't have a don, well adopt them for the size of bowl. ' thoughtfulness, copy these nodd dry milk features LID allem and taps day so they can eat in the cafeteria." recipes and indad. with 1 Line bottom of bowl with layer of lad Indicators, rewind, fast-forward, Friday's menu at the cafeteria, which is each gift package. These % las-rn dill weed fingers or pound cake Sprinkle with sherry or •jst fwst$ons plus ail tuning open to the public, will Include Cock.a.Laekle Scotch whiskey then cover with a layer of -— gifts - go controls. AN hardware Included. sou Shepherd's Pie, Trifle and Shortbread. dofIaiteiyI minced raspberries or a mixture of strawberries and P. A wonderful way to end a 3 tablespoons Green that, add lemon peel, lemon COUL M-lE SOUP juice . PON blackberries. Repeat with another layer of very good beginning could be treoe . and Green Chartreuse. Poor Ti'aditlonaily made with chicken but turkey - . cake and berries as , "" , In.. a dsliciow ,1 d swAs. - 2 cup heavy cream into egg mixture; told until = be used ohm it is a good way to finish off Next add a deep layer of custard and top . I%cwwdw , Solve -_ ChIL'apread a An Inin" until mixture begins TWINY 11111118 ritfil nuts . . wth W Of meet kft On Wrinkles of Waved chocolate. : I peftse (16 eiiocv) active dim of Tomaloilerb, Bra& can be a- pless" I== plawbod to mount. Top sub dice with one w call" INIM the hectic UN hdft .. More of y goiownbpmtwbm lemon mixture until W white Sliced hub mushrowns, , !.% a* se" diad radidups, sliced rip VKW kkods all you ead pannage ftle I Ile platin over water; lot stand into % ; prepared loom dish. OHM allow V11100 olives, 16 MID" to soften. place * diced gran onkes, d opp .I . I I ~ 2 umpons wepoo dumbbell M Includes bars. boodiful bowl of hub frulk. saucepan over low best When ready to -serve, egg, Herald welcomes I .. dim, and instruction manugi. ,.. . _ ... .I leaves I Mddis, coffee and a selection gelatin dissolves. Remove carefully remove foll Cow. The __ .. . . Beat remaining cream. WaL Do you know swason . : Tomdo Sgugg 0"W" 111141131rd". . . ~ I rM p ipp r diad P@PON way to 91" YOW blift h A large Mixing bowl, beat Decorate top of scuft with .'r . ;i " A breathtaking 10001 SW v4w OW UK until additional whipped cream Is dds VW 71wre is moo. .. ,., . ../*- X . dines,sliced water chuhrAts, 9ping __.-,'' 1::-,;:.,7,A . Hotwdw to 10dagrag to capers, chopped parsley, CitronIs with a sumptimis thick and light (about 8, and Ism pinwhool. . . . ~ "".. . Chadreug Souffle. mispAse), nuts Of mkb& press Ws cold Zwopew A -@ 11 TO cooled 9101" mill I : I" 4.0. I_.Z . _____ • c 9 9 " " c. . L# r : _tl - . *I ( L I .. Vi Ilia "r , .P/ ____ . . ... . .f"! . I "! . I.- Tomato-Herb Brtad. Rich tomato sauce. and I% cup wk"h tW anmh a' W color of Row. Beat by hand until ' ` ! ` tono pads, each sedy jod smooth., about 2 minutes. Stir am be baked right in the can In remaining flour until (use the skinny I og. size thDrOUghly blended. (Dough tomato pad@ or juice cans) will be stift) Cow bowl and "Into a dnen V44nch With towel. LAI dough rift in - .. 1, * '40 i. To mb this holiday seam bowl. SKinkie yeast over UM17 We's a delicious oft water. Stir to &NJ" yeast. you am mb ahead for every friend and hostess on your Add sugar, salt, butter, SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) - computer data bank including the my upper body." Playing cateb-up In the Olympics is a profiles of hundreds of athletes and the '' In other testing. Whiting said coaches tough job for the nation that sent men to effective differget training methods on were surprised to find the upper legs ot the moon, only to lag far behind In ap- performance. plying science to sports. NEW NXIM. NX - American Otynoe glory will be lm~FUM and 11112110IND's ch@rtw Inductees and plans we On! ~ "Many of the other countries have their athletes were relatively weak. At Montreal In 1976, U.S. athletes won tremendous banks of data but we're AM dwway for a formal indluction dinner early next year. nxxtaliW In ft U.& Olympic Hall of Fame and Museum the "But every time you row you ha%v to fewer gold medals than their rivals from catching up," he mid. Mr. Austin odd that aloes with the USOC W company Is have a fulcrum to come off of and LWc4,St&1w Mn* Clommittee and 7% CoeWWa Coleeither the Soviet Union or East Germany, "assumingimmedistomqui -lbilit fortheconectionol Two and a half yews nay be too little this is the reason American PAUky aw1wKw. - each noted for their systematic testing time to expect a sports medicine payoff with t. . so 'p' rer ' tend to tire ward the - and training of potential Olympians. in gold at Lake Placid, N.Y., in February end of races — maybe r'nOI ape"' first Arp In MahJ.Wiir* the Hall and Me.um by w*ining iatory." Few American trainers care to follow or in Moscow at the Summer Gaines but Mr. Ken. termed It "a tremendone and icltlng oonce*" r-ndbili*3r foe. JieIng OIm memorabilia and at. enough time on : their lead, however, in experitnenting the athletes are wtholmije. tifacts. n*n pieces will be formed into an exhibit and then and said, 'This Is Something so BMW of us have wanted and tests take place in. brightly HI - with steroids, blood doping, carnow, with the cooperation of The Coca-Cola C-ompany, One of them Is Glen Job., 2$, of room crammed with treadmills, exercise toured aronnd the country under the auaplces ci The Coca-CCols bohydrate loa ding and other practices bottl Company's jp4p b-- i a r.alIly. : from the sometimes murky world of Altura, Calif., and the topranked cycles, Incline boards and electric I i was made by Robert Kom, __ The joint Miller odd the Hall nd m American In the biathlon, a combination monitors. They are administered by Dr. pre ' will forever enable sports medicine, sident, and F. Don Miller, ezecoti,. director of the USOC - to share and recall acskift and rift shooting. Gene "Topper" Hagerman. : But they recogftize something must be of itcrow country and J. Paul Austin. chairman of the board of 7% Coca0la 'F" _. The sports medicine program has ents of OW 'iiiu.i.. wi are iu this steP 10 Camt,w done Hagerman has used the tests to pin. pleat vs a Writage and to honor those who have Wk this been fantastic,' I he said during a brak in • t has - under way point weaknesses and develop a training TheftallciFameandMuseurn, envisioned by Its creators training for the U . glodom tradition to amateur sport.." S.biathlon :: at the U.S. Olympic Cammittee's Squaw program for athletes In all but two of the the foremost monument to smatew sports In the worK will be N1rAwtin, himself 813 0IYm*00=0 in the IIX G Valley training center since it opened In "They found my arms wet C00128 Olympic sports. The more In. located in Colorado Springs, Colo., headquarters of the USOC. U0 4 9M 0 0 Ofd Oftial , dDnation of memorabilia to the am M Ha U May 11177. Director IAw Whiting says paratively weaker than my lop and formation, the better coaches can asass Mechanics are being ad in motion now by the U30C to select Of F81fis and MUSSUM ftm Al OnW, a four,lime gold modal _____________________________________ eventually the IJSOC hopes to build a helped develop programs to strengthen the athlete's potential. the men and women who will become the U.S. Olympic Hill of winner in the discus. Occasi 'f on Calls For a.th arin E)t Clans ~m To Fete Ste Andrew .. 'k I lym Hall F-Worfle Created To Honor Olympians - Of h .-.,. - ' pk Coo . I . rliMbille 0 __ _ , OfL . is __ M __ . - CatCh -- - . 01 mpl"c - "' --'.-'p . PIGyi ' I ng . .. 12A-4v9nln4 Nor. d, Senfort Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1f79 HooPie Favo . 0 A~~ The Shop - 714WP11$T$y$AgIpoD OR - p.\,, TJ ' -- -- -, , " .., -_ :jq6f,*j_ ; KWIT ,:!: 11'~ 11~111~~11111 0 -Y • - �5 I.. • • .- 1-Ivining Herald, Senferd, Fl. Wedn,,day, Nov. 21, 197 Once Outgoing, Widow Nov Feels Like Bum[) On A Log Diamond Jeans Wr4I VV I I I I t *2 nn nnn V Q Altered F - SpecialtsSeHeraW •... .. •. S -- • - .. 5 S .S ,. .. \. '-. -• If attention Is what you want, be the first (and only) to sport 228 diamonds on Adolfo's velvet, five-pocket diamond Jeans. You have until fall 'SO to scrape together the necessary $300,000. a certified check for $300,000, on your charge plate, will have the Jeans altered to fit, you better believe It. you up Arts, Crafts Awards Made DEAR ABBY: I i of boyfrIends, ta rye never love with him. rye tried year-old fairly attractive )j tshjp with date other guys, but my mind Door fng widow. 0After losing my is always On him. I can't kid anyone. hu4Oyears,Isoldmy About four months ago I myself, Abby. I want home and moved to a lovely met a terrific guy. He's 31, marriage. retirement ccinrnimity. This i -. recently divuicid, and j My bend tells me this guy is place would be paradise - It what Fve always wanted. He not rnwrlageinhd,d, but my ftweren'tforthewosnenwho told rneon our very flrstdate heartwon'tldmeqnitseelng live here with their husbands. -... that he is not marriage him. What should I do? I have never seen such Yes cut bmw what ste material, wants no corn. HURTING IN ASHEVILLE WiifrI jealousy I They watch their The .q,, are inl$ments and doesn't do wa to DEAR HURliNG: If you wad men like hawks when Fm ha tth t as p.ens get serious. He said If I wait marriage, yse re around. I used to be In -yes were In bygu.e years, wanted to on him on those wastW a let if time, e.er business and have always felt but yew si dsgle etSN terms, we could have a lot of and love en a mu who taM comfortable around nii, but has camed 7le to be .Igbdy fun together. you VP treat that he's set Sim living here Fm afraid to sebl.causclim, Iuecwe aid I'm pretty sure I'm not th. marriage materiaL The wad be myself. I watch awry word perhaps a teach parmelt only girl he's dating, but our from here Is, say gss*ye sad I utter, being careful net to DEAR ABBY: I'm a 27. Saturday rdgt* dates last until tell Was why. And If you sever come on too strong with the year-old woman who has Monday morning. hew from Mm agds yea'U be men, or be too charming or never married. I've had lots My problem Is rve fallen In lacky. entertaining for fear some woman will think Pm to steal her husband. I once hadawlnnlngper,onallty,big now I feel like a stupid, me orIdo Area Council of Beta Sigma begin theirtotrof Santa's Hoiaeare: &nokey frustrated bump on a log. Phi theFibrosis. 0th Annual Santa's the Beer, Jack in the Box, OmcerUg&adck. When my husband was HouseIstosponsoring bunifli CyMk tIl.A,thsHamburg1er,ThePfttsburgpeaco alive, I always O$W$gSd Sinus House will beDec. 1 and 2 and a clown, him to dance with (Saturday 10 a.m.• 6p.m. and Sunday 1.6. The tour of Santa's House will begin In the Now ti the music p.mj. Entertainment Room and progress Urough tarts I go hide hi the powder Santa will depart from Altamonte Mall, the Puppet Room, Cartoon Room and room for °1i Saturday at 11:40 a.m. Roil. O'Grady's fire Storybook Room. ask me to dance and his wife ___ ginis will be delivering Santa to his (" Ned 54 is the Hospitalky Room where the will think I give him the destination aon at the "afl Fry ycw. and cldhb'en will receive ref reshments before come-on. Educial Center at State Route 4M old tbw* Santa. What's a widow to do? Santa will give each child a 'goodi. bag" UDINAR!ZONA Lab Howell Road. The center is being d"iated by Bob Bern. courtesy of area merchants. Each child will DEAR FRUSTRATED: Be stein, owner. also receiv, a color photo taken during his del try I. Some of u, waftto visit with Santa. s.eea4psua ether weal of Ue tow Is $1.71 per aMid. Gimbel The Arts and Crafts together an outstanding oii Painting, first prize, second prize, by Bob Festival, sponsored by exhibit of antique cars, In- "Outskirts of Jefferson, N.C." Waggoner. Central Florida Society for cludl.ng two 1914 model T by Lealon McLeod. Necklace, large sodalite Historic Preservation in Fords, with brass radiators Water Color, second prize, and silver, third prize, by Longwood attracted about 200 and head lights. His 1920 Ford 'pthtafls in Peril" by Phil Richard B. Bateman. artists and craftsmen who "Gringo" delivery truck was Lorenz. Leather, Our Family Unit, Participated In the show and a centerpiece of attraction, Drawing, third prize, first prize, by David 0. sale, especially to the young people, "Snowscene" by Ellen M. Stillings. A crowd, estimated at who attended the show. These Smith. Print making, second prize, between 25,000 and 30,000 and other vintage cars were "Pelicans" Ceramics, first prize, Swaggerty. by Phillips and people, turned out on the two shown. Longwood Mayor June "Gull" by Yvonne Lynch. days, Nov. 17 and 18 to attend Photography, "Fountain the festival. Glass, second prize, CL7S," third prize by Lee and Lorman presented the ribbons " Ceramic Boot" by Marsha Cindy Lowe. The people who were for- and prize money checks to the Johnson tunate enough to attend the winners in six categories of Open category, first prize, exhibit of mlnalures by Skip arts and crafts. The best of Textiles, third prize, Wing Work Arts - game table, Walton, Julia Kuettner and show award went to James E. "Afghan" by Ellen K. Collier. by Randy Beach. Julie Wheeler at the Bradlee Phillips for his vase inlaid Sculptured Metal Work, Open Category, second McIntyre House, seemed with colored pebbles. first prize, "Jacob and the prize, Eagle by R.E. pleased with the display of Other arts and crafts Angel" by David Renfro. Boulware. their handiwork. winners of checks and ribbons Necklace, jasper and gold Open Category, third prize, Torn Pratt gathered were: with oval shaped picture, Doll Home, by B. Kenny. . CHAMPAGNE BALL PREVIEW Dave Cripe, let I and Peggy and Phil Deere a, gett1igIn the mood for Cluunpagae Ball Saturday . sight at the Sanford Civic - Ceder. Reservatless are die Thursday by mailing a check fair $35 per couple to -• the ball chairman, Mrs. . Frederic Gaines, P.O. Box 101$, Loagwood, 331, The champague bear will begin the festivities at I p.m. Dancing to the Bill Ruble baud will start at 5pm. aid a breakfast buffet will be served at midaight. Tb. - dress code Is Holiday at tirs. HoraId Photo by Torn Vincent i' Santa's House To Open . Seniors Review Holiday Events The Senior Citizens Club of Sanford met at the Civic Center for the November meeting with the new president, Margaret Schneider presiding. Registering for this regular session were 127 members with Social Chairman Rose Burdett In charge of refreshmerits. Other committee chairmen appointed were: Mr. and Mrs. Gardn Gat. Know Holiday Cactus 7%ro an three wrilluelle Veda of what some call Holiday cactus." What appears to be mod often marketed for the holiday SimOn, Is the Th'iIving cactus Schlumb.rg.ra ttcata. me s.CnsMad portions of Tit EICICERD!&, __am-MEMM . pr _____ 5 0M ( How healthy is your heart? Could you Imitate the work your heart does, using one hand? A major new exhibit, which opened Tuesday at John Young Museum, and made possible through a grant from the Central Florida Chapter of the American Heart Association, gives personalized Information on 7/11I h 66 GENERAL ELECTRIC INDOOR IRISH SPRING TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH DI 7-ox, tub., with Fluoride. IS-oz. bottle, antiseptic. L8-02 LIMITI LIMIT IMI Plastic construction with tl.ups. Boa of 15. RIO. $3.79 LIMIT I 19 heart attack risk. Not only does a computer DURACELl. EXTENSION UGHT SET BATTERIES Choose either ClNO. 15 Alkaline NO. 240002Stock CORDS CC Indoor $51 or NO. 15 up now for your battery8' cord In brown or while. CD Cool Burning set, powered Christmas gifts. REQ. SO' EA REQ. $6.89 REG. $1.69 per pack. SOAP Fresh scented. 3.5-ox. bar. REG. 39' es. LIMIT 3 take information museum In TI 0 lie PACK! "'39 544 1 All t88! c.s*c o - .A is NO CAIN CAIN a soevry r-----REGISTER FORECKERD'S 05 CAS" GIANT 1O&1 GIVEAWAY -- NAMES. CONDITIONK dI6.ox.bottl., UW3types.UMITI U ou 16MALADIS 4 5 Twin blade cart. rid .Packol 5. Ll I . . . TEXAs INSTRUMENTS STOPWATCH Black plastic Ca.e III matching strap. : NO. T1553.I0REG. $17.99 lASS I'l:QØ 54SWSUPun1O cUPS. NO. CB$700 RIO. $2SW nylon I S Ksupthemawayfr.sn at Ay watw alN MUfflWheapthem WOW ad rn* toflower 4 win ...... 27" ..iu-u.,s 34-INCH INFLATASLE SANTA A merry decoration ___________ sw MP Atoil 1 29s gMJRPREG. I IMO YIN COT PROCTOR ttle with Band Concert Planned assorted styissi colors. REQ. 699 ' 5 14 Sao. S 3-ox. bot%r.gular type. 1.11i I 31 ____ acowi gum -1 cat-r d Wks Md ad. am" 'Qullims c * . . ••.-•- !i.N1UchN. U NIAVYDUTY"f1 TREE STAND Detuzi mki oon• I-. Le 99 .7 I -I DELUXE won. COT 329 C 62.0 as :111 lOX REG. 63.09 s MANMATCHEP 10-UGHT wow THOMITIR S Beacon NO. CO 25- AR/ 299 dooms __ LiGHT SET z strul with wall W. ECU. 00.W . TELEPHONE NO ,oIi nSId no, b,p., ,$,0.,, lI"IWsb OIpII Sat DS v, c,,,,,,,,,,,,, IS eat old o o'd* to 'spits. n4 em Vo.d p'oId by 5. visitors and then give an estimate on personal heart attack risk, but a separate function of the exhibit explains heart disease and Its treatment. Yet another function lets you simulate the work your heart does. This exhibit is especially Important In view of the fact that an estimated 20 million Americans have some sort of heart or blood vessel disease, each year 650,000 Americans the from heart attacks, according to Dr. Michael A. Nocero, Jr., head of the Department of Car- and ZIP 4 98 . • • 1 ii PRINCI MATCHAIILU . CACHITCOLOGNU I . '.7 RIO. Ths.sàsvtwwhe 5 a8. ft 250 collectors lug. LIMIT I a MM offma 1W OUTDOOR 5 S ' S - Register to win by filling out an entry blank available at EckerØ or print tour name, address and telephone number on a pIece of Drugs, paper 2%" x 4/.' and mail to the Eckerd Drug store nearest you. Entries must be received by 6:01m. Saturday, December 15, 1979 to be eligible for drawing. Winners of prizes displayed at each store will be drawn from entry box at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 15, 1979. Winning entries will thin be forwarded to the Jack Eckerd Corporation offices in Clearwater. Florida for Grand Prize Drawing at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 19, 1979. Grand Prize winner will select 1001 different items . - no two items alike- .from merchandise in stock and on display at the Eckerd Drug store neersst winner's home, or may accept cash afternative prize. No purchase is necessary. You need not$20000.00 be present to win. Winners will be floUt led. Ni applicable lazes are responsibility of winners. Winners' names will be posted in stores whire required by Law. All prizes must be claimed 15,1900 or prizes are forfeited. Contestants must bill years byJanuary of age or older to register and win. Employees and IRS dependents of employees of the Jack Eckerd Corporation, its subsidiaries and tiling ag.ncy are Insliglbis. Void whers prohibited by law. its adver. '4- 3r8 slzsCT. Pack of4 REO $1.19 %1!1ALARM r ClOcKs in . STATE_- OFFICIAL RULES BULBS Assorted colors, UTHTHOMA$ - - -. - . S RIPLACIMINT Long. colme Assembles in panels. REQ. $49.99 4' _ ______ I TREE A2rfsstiv. grsstl REQ. $5.99 I _________ Portable Heater. NO. H-Il RIG. $39.96 AREA CODE BAVARIAN PINE ' DOOR SWAG HEATER Dual element Dsluxs __ l ICITY - WHITE 139 PRESTO ADDRESS $%-FOOT for the home. EQ. $1.89 - pikIndht Heart E x hi bi t Opens ii fl WA 11ansill by Chridniffiiii S 18 at 12 noon. Tours announced by ChairmanDoris Rogers in. dude a luncheon at the Alaskan at Daytona Beach on Dec. 8, and the dinner theater on Dec. 15. To finish up the Christmas holidays, reservations have been made for a bus tour to Lakeland to see the Lipizzan show on Dec. 28 at 8 a.m. ..- / . YOW all mod radio 'f( - ) is on Eaetir PWrs4v. varistyiache a.ysignift.ethale,glbe Oka of seemalets. It flow IslhiI1ng. 'I TO WIN STORE CELEBRATION Grand Puizs! - Jointed segments of this hew -rafl rounded Now Bob dart to enjim around Thanksgiving tim. mmi4t dbugiatoopenfr, S. she was absent at the Oct. 30 installation. Plans were announced for a craft display and Christmas sale of handmade items at the Dec. 4 meeting which will be held In the Civic center at 10 a.m. A sack lunch will follow at noon with bingo after the regular business meeting. The regular Christmas meeting will Include a covered dish luncheon on Dec. ECKERWS 1000&1 DURING 'Jr. lids cactus have very pointed teeth. Budding Marts before the Thanksgiving aleson mid flowering occw. at the end of November and daring December. _____ The true Christmas cus Ii Schiambergura bridguil. - Herman Wallstrom, membership; Edith Harrison, Wilma Raley and Edith Tyre, program; Mrs. Margaret Ulmer, telephone; Eva Beckman, registrar; Rev. Fred Neal of First Congregational Church and Rev. Leo King of First United Methodist Church, chaplains, Rev. Fred Neal spoke briefly and Installed Marcel Bragg as vice president since REGISTER 0 •,;'. 1 I Wednesday, Nov. 25, Ii7-35 Festival Attracts Nearl y 30,000 Abbv By Ell GROSSMAN NEW YORK - Ladles, lease note. Following is an accurate layout of the 221 diamonds on Adolfo's black velvet, one.of.a4dnd, flve.pocket diamond jeans: You've got nine diamond duds -roughly 24 carats each -on the pockets: two on each back pocket, two on each big front pocket, and one on the little front pocket. That makes 21 cards front and back. But you'll have more back cerats because you've also got four diamonds-about a carat each -securing the corners of the Adlolfo label. . Then, running down the sides of the legs from thigh to ankle, you've got 216 diamonds totaling 1c cards More on one leg than the other, true, and Bernard Gimbel can't eiplain why. He didn't even say which leg was deprived. He JiM said he teemed Ic these "ultimate" jeans because he's chairman of the board of Rondalco bdeawh1th owns Adolfo Jeans and he wanted you to pay at attention 10 them. The jeans. Not Just the "ultbnat," pair, but the red of the line which has been Old since April and which Is pretty much ilk. every other designer line except for the name. 7% diamond jam wol be available anyway until 1011 A Mthenonlylnthecatalogusofanuyet unnamed department More (Gimbel will name it In April, he says). And being one.ot...klnd, only once, but net necessarily to a size eight which is the pair's size, If Y01106 a an10or 18 ar3 and show first with Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 80NIC ANTROL dlology at Florida Hospital and President of the Central Florida Chapter of the American Heart Association. The colorful, up-to-date exhibit may prompt visitors to the science museum to see a doctor for a check-up -and possibly save some lives. Over 50 Names Officers no over 50 Club of Sanford elected officers for the coming year at its November meeting. New officers are: John J. Kane, president; Bob Clark., vice president; Eleanor Regan, secretary; Florence Ross, treasurer. Meetings are held every Other Tuesdayat 10:30am. at Redding Gardens Social Hall. The neat meeting will be Dec. 11. 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WYEY1IU tl.......&.a .._. fl?S!I, P1. lWTI• Wldnsday, Nov. 2$, 97 i ii LIuuIOu,, v•rnors CALENDAR _____________________________________ 11* IV - ciicuiy coua op IN THE CIRCUIT IN THI CASE NO. 7,.noe ii me ZACHERY HAYES CURTIS TO: NoTIcIoca,.os CaW Ni. 7.1sJ.CA* YNA K. HOYT CêIfl I.iiê,B I III U'U WEDNESDAV,NOVEMJERU TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - It was shaky M tune. Tuesday, Gov. Bob Graham's tax reform program is still Intact for the Saor4SejJe Jayceettes, 7:) p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeater. Aisaymsus, 7 3O p.m., Altamonte Mall Starlight Promenadeui, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shall Road. expert on Canadian and Latin American affairs will r01cnn package, survIbed a Hauck Hall auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to Public. City Caadid.te,' sight, sponsored by Carriage Hill Community Aesoclation and Lake Hedge Homeowner. AssocIation, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry City Hall. GEORGE SERGEI, at ux.. stat Oil Of .,rea... ?o enco...e da,elo". ro development of runown urban areas and energy also survived r'- (meeiimrjA4, cimed 5p.m., Mce-loa Lutheran ,dQ,urd) ___ ____ AL ____ lushsad Wses's r.up, 2 p.m., 1311 W. First St. Stetsus Usiveraity PercseI.. SasusMe Clwldznas conceits,________ 2,3 and 4 p.m., ______ Allanvad, _______ MaIL Free to ______ 'roast! for WVIV w.ethsrm Danny Ttuswir with Iwoce.da to MNiei Andiugn Campriheidve Work Canter Inc., 7:30 p.m., Bock's Rs*sa.* Sanford Airpoit. Call 1*1401. Concert Mm., Sanford (bic Ceder, $ .m. Msk Is, S.ii4. h.ala& MI and a kroikfaMh U irIit1, . _ _ - -. to w has be II .• ,.._ • SOIL WIPI?. • St you and you to N "Ropc. D. Piphins, PIaIsnprs xecu nOn - - ' - - Sill Avo , SirnInO w,.W.4sS7or44307 ______________ ____ 1$4Ip n1sd EXPOi'IIOCI P?iferrid-not fls,nflal.PaId Vacations scompeny Paid Life In. surance S Paid Holidays LEGAL SECRETARY igel office, need good skills . S. . - Qjs, U Jal 'u! - '. - S3 tar Neg*rapj NtSU*bsrt, 14.i, - , - canvas Sup ever - IN VMS MATYSI OP ASOP?11N IPi ou_* twi WILLIE AMON PLIMMIS, 1 cj.s. - ___- PIOTIPIED *55 Its. liImwu, by, *ros*. unlur is and iN unuis *0 -. '1 - is. r,'ra, ___ - SUIT --' any, .0 - CanMills 00. l*Ay, DSPINSANTI TO APPRAS landS. - - - __ __ V*ise, __ , a,u - - - - - - - -. - Is,ss,s by liminsis sty sr • J.1. Judeu. stat. CIs. - - s.IS rely, - 'rA - - . - . driisp,ys mu.is . No*Li7, TIN N* bsdn$essng1 OP Court hiker balpra service on 101 MAltul MILTON $M* - - Pgf$Ienov'$ . FLEMINS :::::,, all NOTlC$b$NIU$y..VSN -- I-- : _ - SALES RIP. A9gFO5$iVipif'$ _________ -. '- - - -4Isuiss LWUYTII$hSd ____________________________ 1... - , Mire Up Nih' $5y & JUaj Wvl-Ju,sl.& MIssy Tom a Dresiss 552 french Ave. 1$ i) ECUTIVI CONDITION ON 1 c ACRE. $100 MO. SIIOLER UALtY BROKER. 3314440, _______ r k - _______ . - '""-' uNMAN. 1* PolO Ave. • liebstoryetir Cswgl,l (0 KNI - 7 . - . $' re1 -devil __ __ Oh ebsi flU-I *0 CSiIIt00.S $lIPPIs. we WhsMovar toe eccasleis, tteore Is a dsss*lid adte solve if. Try irs. __ ___ MI. Ti PAIHIONS Canity, Phe*,sp 5*5l III. 1½0 loick hereewItts . WSCV.$Vob.$PI*I1$WNISC 1" -I -. ire Sick fir imO OleS*007 ssuss. :;. - win IN' -. IIS hId p.m., - __ - __ a.i 1g __ .' I Casurtol say aalMis. Ole *. rr-j. S 4 5lSP5l 1PuI .f & $ sm. - u - . .- - P awe. slams wse. 1. $154 INM rOW del in. iV toSSing. - SON firm. : •ISTI.N bs ____ fllI*T __ _ MW*V,'s - - p _P SSNPIS __ r - Si lull ** II IS dii! at 110 ** es IS ' i* *M, Vm*,. S "5. ØjØ5p?05$ . * qualiflid -. $_ a- ______ __ ____ - *5 1I p - - .'- - roçin ' I" . •.4 i. _____ .. ,... .' a I' .4 ... .------ - ., - - ___ Saint a. DELI , eTi 11 )rand Office 3232fl2 - Ostoon elder SIN w. 4 ocr. I? hoilh. ichir rule. I f!• V WV!. CaIlBart ffiat sell 44. reside repels, t-___ 11fl $31.11 - I_47-RanI TERMS. I - * P455 -.• - • - kL..e.'.mii '' $41 NEAR HWY 15 AIRPORT. IN1'S,71fl * L -Lisp. . 72-Audion -_- f: -' :. - - hrt., low mileage, clean, 51693 or best offer. 323-1730. CB, 54.700. 322-6052. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook SlOE. lit St.333-5717 _____ Dec. I, 9.5. repairs, carpentry, painting a misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-33t. Laisu&Landscipjng - CERTIFIED LAWN a LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 332-7902 ___________ Ligid MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our peciaIty, 23 yi'i. Exp. 159- 0553. - I15.010. IbM NEEDS FILL. 1)0,700. TERMS AVAILABLE. (3)15' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECRIST SCHOOL. 57,10 TOTAL. Yard debris. Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319.537) WANT TO $11 A WONDER AT Ill PankvlewDr, Sunland Estates. Grooming I Bosrng puk,11n (Rippir ________________ Vscsllsnsous for Sal. picnic fable wi Sinclurs, $30, full alas baby bed wmattress, USa Oak p.rcts rsckers, 179.1$, malal office disk, $77. Jenkins Fw0lfwe, 205 E. 11th $1. 331 - iN,. 310 $55fl4j Ave. 3331771 WilsoN MAul FURNITURE SUY, SILL, TRADE 311.3111. FIn. 50. Orlanda 111.1577 0$TIIN I wildersegs acres. Enjoy . Only StUN, gu - NOW rOW edne fir Nosismel or SuM. terms you cm 0* All YOU INTSI($t(D? 323.1431 UINIII..UDINN.. *trjL OrIi.Wiw isis Furs. *S industrIal S$vd., NAN 000*01 *0001W CRO$Ii$ I" Wa*5d. rudy to tong aviv ysurdssr, etc. lhe$I.$. The Sraock Ce., *1K, P.O. San $7( CtlW$nda, Fl. *755. -' - 11 -muuhdd A_L_ ½oNefIe$oI invMN,yitb,.pl sir ibinipring lONUtj. ThIN bids en sos da.11d is TWibrsslsowg.plfu SidlIng NM enlyl Fipe elI INn Fur. chw' $aIvs. 1741. Se. at li*it 301111). $aMd TAIl SW PAYMINTS Grip -m. mch* all inssm * NIcePflrasob N. Siusut te. ISlU.IMLH.,.Pe. lee..31111 504305 Reasonable. - 55-Boats a Accessories Boat Seats- Lounge a Pedestal ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3351545 Al IPAINTING Residential & Commercial - EutslerPalnting&Repair Resld,ntial&Commercial Call 371.5343 __________________________ Soaks Creel Seats M9.Wpr. I43S.MyrtIsAW.. - 377.0707 - 327-7040 Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm. Remodel & Additions. Call$31-3399or5530134 3 RESIDINTIAI. LOTS NICE. - Drapes. Upholstery Yard Sale. 9.5. D.c. 1. Stde.Oy.Slde iefrlierater, $75, - punting Alterations, Dressmaking yII 30 (2)15' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR Ills ST. $7.00 TOTAL. __________ 77)9 S. Park Ave., Nov. 25, 79, & 30, 0.5. Enormous selection. WORK? Place a Clasaifled Ad In Use Evening HiratI today. .IOES. $5,100. SIOKIR Call - Ifouling __________________________ luslness loas. Florida Mor. gage Investment, 1253 S. Orange Ave.. Suite 104, WInter .,P.rk. 6441437. NICELY WOODED OVER SIS. ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA $IISL$I REAL?? from or sell for you. CDANNY'S AUCTION SALES * WillSuy lit & led mortgages. We also make Real Estate & S ACRES NEAR TRANSFEN STATION OFF UPSALA ND. Dressn*king MovIng or IhinkIng ci garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy 47•A-Msripgos 1s119N ri Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small hous.hold AIC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no iOb too small. e-49 CrarnIcTiI. rnaT.rpaps, xmas Items, misc. 109 W. Ridge Or. Pankridge. Lii. Mary Blvd off 17-92, Sat, iinmi - WhOop a in$?reStsias SOW sew iaø, belasco due 065.10. $1015 MaiN. PIN in Mnaity. WIN IKe hede sirt pe. Call 5511354 davis -. Fns, home Intel sisbUplIlsus. Aisid. seats. Southern Marine In. tenors, 130 ClIfton St., ''13ndO, Fl. 299-2250. ROBSON MARINE 1727 Hwy. 17.97 $labsrd, Cia. 33771 S9-MiskaI wishes Randal Rowe. ____ rctshndise Keller console piano, like new, call anytime, 373-1717. Grand piano, needs restoration. lutolfer. NOUN CINnInS - HousewIv CleanIng Service Personalliil, last, dependable Regulator Itime basis We DO wash wIndows I 477101 322154.3 9.1 , I- Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars Ii pci oft. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bib Balls Discount Music Center, 2705 French Ave. 373437' Carpentry, Palntinj, Roofing, 4 Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free EstImates 323 503$ after $ p.m. - CARPENTRY MASONRY PAINT1$t, CONCRETE All protossionai 30 yrs. up. FREE EST. 327-flhlor' 331-lift Beat the high mt. rates ni buying -FlLLDlIT&yOpg YELLOW SAND - Call Clark 1p b4It 3337110 aft i Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, Interior or ox. terioç. Pressure cleanIng. 332. oo. ___________________________ PveusoáiClói*i _______________________ R&R- Preinire I Slsairs CII1jil_4 Painting, Riot, leomos, meblIe homes, sIc, Mobilihome special )7x55, 537$ RIuNl$bl, retes, all .uerk guar. pin. ____ BIATTHIJANUARV PRICE INCREASE Call Expert Roofing of Sanfori. Built up shingle, n. roof Specialists. Thomas G. Todd owner I roofer. Slate registered roiling contractor. - REMODELS If you're In the business of building your bus mis... use the Pr.cislOi% sharpenIng sI?vice. Circular saws. carbide saws, mower blades, yard I shop tools, knives Iaxes. 339-1197. ___________________________ Classified Ads attire, 1Man, quality operation yns. up. Patios, Driyoways e$c.Wayneleal.337.1331__- _______________________ PAl NT COWL ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREIEST. *3443 To List Tree trimming, removal. Brush grindIng, hauling. Free eli. Roamonibhe 3320410 Your.,S1 DIoJ 322-2611 or 831-9993 a. - -V 323.5752 Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank YOU for being my customers a friends. If there's a better way to say Ill don't know how, may yOU be richly blessed, Best - .. Muit sell. 1977 Vega, radio 1. '71 Chev. Monte Carlo V 5, PS, P8. AC, Wire Wheels, Stereo, $.au?y Cam , .3 ____________ For Estate Commercial & ResIdenhial Auctions & Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. hn. AWJRO REALTY, INC. NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. S*IMIIWIGr65U - Elyse's Flower & Gift Shop $27 C. Crystal Lake Or. 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE - (vs, 151301111?. wide ovals, dual exhaust, AM FM, tape deck, PS, PD, air, tilt, cruise. $1,500. 323-5117 aft 219.3550 _ _____ _&-__-_-_-•_•-_- vift or $34- 323-1731 December 110a.m. tolp.m DOOR PRIZES Specials on Arrangements Eststented catcisu. back 73 models Call 339.91 460$ (Dealer) _______________________________ 1973 Buick Luxury Century, like new cond. 350, auto, rnags, Danny's AuctIon 322 7040 Buy - Sell . Consign 262% Santord4ave. 3233713 CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 13 ACRES INCLUDES POND, SARN & IRRIGATION. GKS* 4 II, IL 1½ acres, 01*. t%L* -- $71,000. EXCELLENT rwr*w. - S. ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 6.44 1136 I MULTIPlE LISTING.U*LtOl ICis# Club II. furniture, Refrig., Stoves, toii. 54-Garage Sales j. I 1)1 - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the fInest In used flUbliC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's ttee only oils In Florida. You set the reserved prIce. Call 954.253. n for furTher detaIlE JUST MAKE PAYMENTS.-'et to over $700. Pa lance due $173.00 REALTO*,3fl.7ers ACRES, - - --- Daytona Beach, will hold a or take over my payments 117.00monffi. Still in warranty. will deliver, call $62-Siva. Agent. REAL ESTATE ARTESIAN WELLS, CLEARED I POND. ------- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mIle west of Speedway, TELEVISION RCA color console 23", sold new WV WV WV 5½ DOOR PRIZES. DANNY'S AUCTION. 2621 Sanford Ave. 322.7040 -Cash 322-4132 Agent 3391a, REALTOR MU _ SaIeIs,d 3.1 nIce rams, IS. loS, eslibIlshid neIgIsbivMed. $33.10. 5JtU5- lu*1'. NANDYMAWS SPECIAL *lil in 1015 1 PatS it tome. I.ciI1w hems I**1'. Ø$, -. - _____ 80-Autos for Sale TV rips $7" Zenith. Sold orlg $A3.75 Oil. $113.16 or 5)7 mo family home, w.clty water, sewer & paved street. $4,100. futures C lilA, w.P,eat ppm beautiful decor, huge SR recreation center noar b Only $7,100 cash to mortga at $70,110. 861-1496 _______ 'CHRISTMAS GIFTS. • a HERB'S TV 23775. Sanford Ave. rebuilt master cylinder, air sharks, 1650. 323-7473 aft 6. ______________________ '73Chevy2 ton. Runs900d Must sell. fIrst 13,500 PUBLIC AUCTION. THURS. 7 P.M.. 'FURNITURE. 'LINENS. BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? 0109. III fir duplex or single - - RATIMAN REALTY tome win SendlluNv flnd - 105. NOel (Wile SyKes ICIid laleR. I Iraplaci $65 ktVl**. *M111Jl 01 pluralS, dmc$Ii , gangs win $enipo *dllly 3$$47$ U I iV*Wfy *151 - - CANAL FRONT LOTS IN LARGE LAKE NEAR S VER SPRINGS, 1)5,7 ANYTIME MuItIpI• Listing Sarvics ,l'hsR.mIEitt,Ag.ncy 2M5 Isc., IuiNsi's PARK REALTORS ___ p I REALTORS "s*sris.a*at anna.. - 1 Iu.; a acres ;77,UgQ; l front on small lake $31,000. Call William MaIIczowskI, REALTOR. 322.7013. ____ '5 N . Sfl - FRONT AT $1110. ____ • ___ T J*-J a 1rilHMI 1% ,wa=t_l=sv.* a; u: t. _ ____ ;7 1 U Fl U N ..ar ?AflA't 1791, SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, ________ NESTLED AMONG TIlES cusfum bullS I 5dm P 11* ________________ ___ uJ 1 - flfl LY WOODED OFF NOLAN RD. (1) AT $4.10, (1) LAKE . OLD 001005 no*o psturs and wu*. fjpj$$. rSir will escobleit view. &ta wISh it oCt. ay - heleing. - 'a..,. . Jai .' a. ' tflS? Harold Hall ball __________ - ___ 305 E. 25th St. 373 09$1. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322-572%. I .jr rn. ,v'n -- - -- Zenith walnut console stereo. AM-FM stereo radio, 4 Speed turntable, $ track tape player. Sold new $600. a real buy at only $116.25 or take over my payments $16.00 month. Call 167-5394 day or night. Free LARGE LOT OR 3 to I ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0, PDX VkFIIA.23nWom.s Low Down Payment - .1 . - MIS I*.I$guoWcittage.MIfsr NEAl 1POINTS -7 S*m I laSts tome, rue No,- quiet ares, ieve.y earn. hr ecasiy mkedid duN to ii; II. gesilcemmarcial, sas*d lied to eol. øsivv - Irpitic a,.. Us.,.. - __ - GREGORY MOIILE HOMEI NO QUALIFYING- 301home. 7437', 5. French (17.72) $erJOId .33)1374 - n., Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ________ GREENE INC. REALTORS - -1.1,4-i. Ceu*v llvkega Good used TV's.5751. up See aw boautifeA new MORE, Word I risc SR's. - ____ Sanford.Lk. Monroe area, zoned agrl., 144'x710', 55.700. II ( ( 1) __ - Lake Kolfwui tI$Oge -5&-1 SN condos, $3L500433,sO0. 71 pot. fInancing. Ciii Don Cox 333. 6253. - ___ choice. ALL WORK. $99 ea. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So- of Sanford. 322172$. FORREST fruit trees, fenced yd. Owner motivated. IDRULTOI Poncil3II, 1.001*. ThIs KS hO pç$vacy irs fownl Only GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on pavd frontage. 127,000. lOpct.dwn. By owner - Mini bike, new S hp. eng., 10 in. wheels, new torque converter clutch $300 37775. 79-Trucks-Trailers ,VE BUY USED IURNITURE-- -APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkns Furniture. 1969 Ford ' 1. new clutch, Used Color TV's-9 to sell- your La. - ' 3233146cr 373.7J10 68-Wanted to Buy - 53-TV.Radio.Stereo 43-O.ACrSige Eve *34930 BUVJUNKCARS -- payments of 521 ma. Agent 339. 5305. -, Top Dollar Paid for iunk I usid cars, trucks & heavy equipment. __________________ - Push button controls, has 315.319$,eve.34 5451 Lii FrOnt Casselberry 3 SR 2 0 neat & clean, new roof, STENSTROM IaMsrd scsi, newly rer.Iel: 3 SR lisme, ig. DI, LU, FR, Cash for your loft Will build on REALTY wIth tlrspiace. Util. rm. PIUS your later our lot. JUST LISTED I 3 PR, 3 B home usd55 lot. UN plus iic. No V Enterprise, Inc. In Deltona w.mosey special pets. 323.7574. Mill Inc., Realtor 644-30)3 ____________________ futurist CH.A. w.w carp., Fla. rm., eatinkit., & lots •INEVA-COUNTRY$.IVlNG _____________________ morel ICC WARRANTED. NISHWAYISIAST II acres. HO' hard road frontage Garage apli isis. Idosi for sm ore Hwy. 11 1. Owner will busIseoss. Hoods work but COUNTRY LIVINGI 3111½ B finance $44,Q priced as ml •ii.m. Mobils home ores Iacre mini. NIW NOMU farml CH.A, eat.ln kit., w.w 3 SR 7 5 00 2½ aCTs,. $77005 CakeS & bd shop, all eNs. w.2 carp., & morel Lots of •ACN TRACT PR apt, attached. Owner pofantlail Only $33,150. Lovely homesite, hard road anslovs& will held most. Gaol frontage. 233.010 tsrmst Call fir all 151111. SUPER13 SR 1½ S home In 10 W. w-Iots of extrast CH, w•w BEN WARD OPSNPDAY$AWIIK carp., dining area, Fla. rm., AGENCY, INC. porch, & many more oxtrasi LL PLOS1 IPP WARRANTED, Yours Realtor fir 137,10. Call 333.3733 fe 355.3331 UN$ FreI5CII..A'5. - Afterleourscall 3*11531305.1773,372471' Larry Herman lfl171? LAKEFRONTI 3 Si, I I home on spacious, oak shaded, LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE 1½ acre on Hwy. 111 In Cation. (2) Sicreiracts in Ostien high & landscaped lot In nice nelØ. Grist Investment potential. borls.odl Eat In kit., Fla. rm., Only 511* with Pirms. •Y. Cool spot for house ø mobil. home. Let us take you porch, and much morel A buy to see these. fir $37,150. 311,3 B, 11'.* 30' peel, green. toueq.Wnd, landscaping aol Sanford's Sales Leadir many ektvas. Reduced • REALTY WORLD. $5. - 52-Appliances MICROWAVE bid!" - Inc New Central HIA & carpet, Owner will finance w. substantIal dan. *33.000. 333. 3257. Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback, 8. Doberman crossed. 9 wks old. Wormed. $50 ea. 323-7041. - home trial. Agent. S34•104) me. + $100 sac dip. Ref rem.. 373.1477. I 41-tinsioss . - . 1, Phone 33371$), Sanford F aoanoon King-size ror a gooa Old double '.1_I REALTY, INC. REALTORS 2 PR, FHA, IlIAC, carpeted, treoshalud Is,. sne. is, & s, a..,. carousel, still in warranty. NEW LISTING f - y aShir repo GE deluxe model. Sold orIg. $109.33 used short time. Pal. $159.11 or $17.35 mo. Alent 339-5354. Fr\ TJ - r..... ltAl&P. Walker dcci & fox hounds. 1 male & 1 female. $100 ea. 3231887.__-___________________ OrIgInally 5549, assume REALTOR. ML :323.5774 Day or Ni Christian Brothers $51 KIZ,L IN I. he Ds.Msp S Harold Hall balti - __ _ 3PR.7S,C)tI*, DILTOWA 534,100 3 IL 2 S 1154 Palmiutte, $1,100 On. LvcHlePDIIlofl,NIALTON FAMILY ROOM. CARPETING, CENTRAL NEAT & AIR. IX. GPO . ___ ISR,tI,nsor$amIsrd. leg. flM Sr*er TISN.Il4LCasselbsr,y,Pl. _______________ ;234.SIIS lvi. 303.3611 LOCH ANIO$.MaypAIft Sparkling,roomy3Bg35hom,, doslrable neighborhood, close to golf course. Top cond, new carpet, great floor plan. C H&A, vacant, $47,750 firm, aslume7pd. FHA loan at $256 mo, $13,000 dun, Seller carry $1,1Si3n1 most at $1 mo. Cell Ownet-3fl1105. -lARGE 3 SIDROOM. 3 BATH, . NEW MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 BR, 20 boasts beautiful landscaping, 16x37sc POOL & custom features throughout. Owner will help finance I $S9,100. N. Ereest M0115 Sr. - '-' 9' PIN ECR EST FurnIshed I BR, 28 home newly decorated on 1g. wooded lot In great areaI Walk to school & stores. Only $37,500. - T1O - 337.030. 331-OM FOR SALE OR RENT . BR, 15, Fe, nice yard. Close to town. ___________________________ 323.7001 F ----- 4647. Service. USed Machines. MOONE' APPLIANCES 323-0697 - 77-JunJc Cars RemoVed Kelvinator Food a rama side by altI.. r#5rn.r.$nr .IAP.,,.tt * r J '74 Ford Econollne. 100 rebul' eng.. 4.000 mileS, stick, fltr.. radio w 2 spkers. New sticker & tires. $1100. 373-1591. ___________ - $2) mo Aaent 337-1316 scaping. Terrific eat-In kit, 2 FR'S, bIg BR's 4 great financing. Only $39,100. carp., like new, $44,100. FHA or VA. 374377O. FURN. EFF. APT. - ma. Agent 339 5316. V.. corner lot w-gorgeous land Deltona,forsalebyowner.35R, 1½ bath Cent. AC.H, w.w - 323-6393 time. Original $593. bal. $111 or CARRIAGE COVE - INC. REAUOR" TIES. $100, 6 MO. LEASE. $EIGLER REALTY, BROKER. - 321.0140, 321.1517. a - 333.45IØf•evn333.0Slj MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY ____________________ _____________________________ BeautIful 4 BR, 28 home on large LYPURN,COLONTV,LINENS & DISHIS. INC. ALC UttLt !_Itamoreto Dr. - II Terrific I yr. old dbl wide, features CH&A, wheat pump, beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation center near by. Only 57.100 cash to mortgage at *20.500. MU 5 SR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. -, 0O1 - 73-A--Vans ______ a I RefrIg. Repo AMANA 17 cu ft. Sold orIginally $514, now 5246 or *21 t11411T5. JUST Try one. 333.751% of M.UnsworthRealty - REALTOR 'oV sireNs titiz 'Do town, very Clean 4 roomy, See Jimmie CoWan, 31$ PIlmeft, Avo. - - .IOOS. Sanfont Ave. ¶10 531.9003. - EGO PICKER Maturs,handypers FEES . i.Aii $1.55 at "74' palluir, p sii. *iriIir, Jr - ate.. .5 . __ - tPr.vIdeucead Fully pet. kit W.D, $315 mo. - Ingisomani SIts-SIll up PeAls, hiving is ___ I Buy&Seil New& Used Furniture L - - KENMORE WASHER - F'arts, SulidtoSuit-ourlotoryours. FHA-VA,FHA23S&343 __________________________ W ii ri,.t 317.1775 ____________________________ CLINK TYPIST 000dskIIls,pressurolab [j ______ _______ ' FURNITURE & THINGS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE REMODELINO& REPAIR sO. SAL INT 327-5653 OnAirportBlvd.1SN,llcoqtdo, .- _____________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT 2 II, newly redecorated 4 rsmod.Ied, convefflint to - . J. Justice, at at, _ csrsaticu.t • sML'I REALTOR 322-41 _____________________________ ____ PHARMACIST sig Money fftJm's IS . - - - - BUILOINC.Sfl Super SALE! All steel. pre engineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.) All buildings have 25 lb. wind load and large framed opening. 30 * 4 a I? for *3.897 00. 10' a 4' Il' for 11,919 00. .40' a 72' 14' for $6,297.00. It x 96' , . 11.97500. FOB. factory. Call collect 9am. 106 p.m. 30$ 331- Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford 322-1721. - STEMPER AGENCY 7437 S. Myrtle Ave. InfOrd Orlando UTTiTrw,T parx. ' Perfect for Winter retreat. 515.000. Owner finance w-'--i dwn. BROKER 31-Asslinsnts FUITIIIIISd NISTAURANYMON. Exp. fresh foods ROWNN CI aj c?c,j,a ________ ________ - (L 2., rrRESS New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful . Wekiva Falls. Ing, convenient bc., adults, SIRVICI CLERK Mature, siff.starter 00 POW Sills, Labs - srv. w. _________ Poy I. JwStIceassdJ.T, Justice, as CROCEI?T ulan Ilfl. 477.1644. COUNTER HELP Fast moving new busIness - ' 1j a Polities - - -- Used full size hotel-motel bed ding. Very clean. $lI.9Sea, pc. WEK VA FALLS I dewiWown, 1220 pIus utIlities. 333-lOSS L en 'ias -iNs N.17MNC*ttk y WShiS!R heWs. V1SS1 1tohj$, ** TIN ifler Sir isle PMC IPIMIlilS :: '--' marr., pulPy, PART TIME PRI.SCNOOL TEACHER Some up., cart. rso$ necessary FbcIIlty In MIamI, Florida has Immedlat.d nln 5 for overhaul and LIng and Continental engines. Prior sxpsrionce on aircraft engines of thIs type required. A & P license preterrsd. Call Ted Rometuer (305) 2354110 or sired resume hUmS, .ai atores.W at -- fl$ - 'linden was deulvsusa to me as ,Fi11 NsvsnkuZ 14,11*1007 *111NW limblele Candy, Pistils, DSP-N' -.. . ______ Li*IS & IIJJstnd. Sell p, U prllWfy Wing in seminsis __ .w1 ,u..I.,w. PLUMSIRS' HELPER Ductexp.heiptui should havi extensive POWIF Plant experIence on Ly. coming & Continaetal engks.s.. For further IIWOImItIOn Ted Nom.lser (305) 235.0050 or send resume to Iurn51de.Ot Airmotive 14100 SW. 12Ph Sh Miami, FL 33155. _________ 1u en Lake Ada. Just Si. of Atrpor on 17.72 In 5afor. cai COLLECTION MON. TRAINEE.• Need Ol Cii', 9re$$lye person l.A. tO lupirvisi engine build. FOUND uvu ..v w. 132.500. ( _______ LNVESTOR I 2 BR, 18 hone, good cord., FR, fenced ydnlce location, inc. 1 BR ga554apt. Live In house & rent apt or rent both. Only $30,000. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE.. IEmLER REALTY __ SUN ITIS $VATII •IST*SC? OWto ___ p.m. at AR.M. esM * Isurd Rood, -1j I - (j 'jj s,g of -. RICIPT$ONI$y Maturs, good skills, light bookkeipinq __ Aiiiatu Vu.-- - * __pmas MOUNTAINS of merchaisdil, every day. - MFlehaslsflmediat, wbnec."oln,r.. hi III Stgp vicinity I Herbirt INVESTOR TPu won't last tong. NIce 1 BR, 18 home on fenced lot. $13,000. $6,000 darn Owner carry. BEDROOM. l'i BATH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE CARPETS. FENcED, SANTA IS COMING ARE YOU READY? AM EMPLOYMENT HASAJOB FOR YOU NIOH1MMNTENANCE '• ATT AUAØI Records of SemInole Coty, PUBLIC HEARING WITjD,y, £nnn, S$. FI'Ne Tanpsrinss & Lemons, N. U. ffi PUIL1C NOTiCE, 0F (UP!) - The Florida herlff' of Seminole County, QUIREMENT OF GRANTEE TO' 'ig 373455, t'a l'n,O.w h.. Florida, will at 11:10 A.M. on the PROVIDE SERVICE TQ ANY . :". ''" •••$• 5?OI PICk eth day of December, A.D. Io7, AREA OF THE COUNTY AL. '- Thurs. •• ttwv IV WY -Sure. .L I ml. Sot offerforsaieandselltoth,high,,, READY BEING SERVED BY executIon 01 convIcted killer biddsr Hwy4500 leardail Ave. Lot for cash subject lo any ANOTHER GRANTEE, PROVID. pp, . $5 be. 373.$J. ri and aiuistlng Isns, at the Froref 1MG FOR THE REPEAL OP OR. -_____________________ Wcmsn's holiday l'rbuus, Ieaole.i's. 1-d at huts Road 43$,. Ce..elbáry. huja, sIo and gusdie. for childien. . - Ianfi GrIcTous living, fteas. Weokty& morefilly rates, utlIitfe . InquIre ISO S. Oak $417E S A way toprespesity werkinga. hOme, Send U and 5*11 to: lb.THE ORDINANCE HUM. County, Florida, more par.SECTION III 73.14, SEMINOLE The Branch Co., ASK, P.O. lix 377, Cleuluota, Fl. 32755. COUNTY COMMUNITY ANTENNA ___________________ Robj A. Widdis In d to: Lets 3, TPLEvISION FRANCHISE 0*01. fllfr, d.inpa VSI7 01 ROsy's -S - - MIS s-Ws get resul by Gill Fox '____ SIDE GLANCES AVON . Gary E. Massey EIq. before 2, 177, - I GRACE BIBLE CHURCH 155 Whooping Loop Plan Spres HoIpltaIiitIi, the original with the Clerk of m 'May be the small friondiy, SIckness 1. AccIdent Alti,flQiW. Springs, FlorIda 32701 Court eIther bste service on Bapttslic church vo&. irs DisabIlity Insurance. Publish November 25. and Plaintiff's attorney or Im. looking feI'. 333.W10 for Ito. . AfldMaflyMo,.. Decsmber 5,12, 17. 177 medially th.rsatte,j ctts.rwlss a DEP.107 Apply In perem default will be ent.r. against ,-. Location: us Hwy 1747 & Air. a oun . ' for the relief demanded In the ___________________ Port •lVd. An Equal Op. complalt .. .NOTICE OF Portunity Employy. WITNESS my hand and Wal of Lost. IlL female toy pgodlo. SNIRIPPI$ALE tills Court on November 15, 1770. VicInftylSIhSt.&FrenchAv.. NOTICE IS HERESY. GIVEN (SEAL) Fri. night. Reward. 373.4$ Wvir'etain ARTHUR H IECKWITH JR - ____________________ of Execution issued out AS Clerk of tlse court Lost Ilk male Germ. Shop. under th, seal of the Circuit Court 5y Eve Crabtree REWARD of $ilflInil5 County, Florida, uoon MANAGER cier 3237kJ a final lu*ment rendered in the Plibith NOVIiflbif 3t a, a AIRCRAFT ENGINE OVERHAUL L I F I be thu 1$9$ msàr 01 U. ROsy 3011* $euIb Vslwslo Avenue WMBAy, DECEMBER $ -: opsimaid by Udi.11na PW to insiSt ($5 P's, *4 p.m., fl Py -. - 4A'-PstbNc N.ticss argam aj.s busy, NOTICE can be dons without a change Widels, which aforesaid Writ NOTICE is hersby gym that the eved hI the constitution anyway. FbI'Ida, and I have levied UPOn the • J 'of an ii. folIowir,g described Property chs.Ce to be entitled: tIIrifl I ni q'f• . propery,,. .".!!, A?Iddls, said AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ,fl.qm,,, lrI. C.uiy brisk, American AIeI*&Igi 01. Usiveralty S , , ad 1*N'I, . 1I iNlistU 01 - - Ie.e., 9 am. to 4 p.m., fd)audi bill, IItd .1 God. 1I lunch, 11 arnIe 2p.m. Chrme. .. baked goode, maturity is. Wi train Write T. REAl. property. FECTIVE DAYs. ENJOY iu That said sale is beIng made to at 7:00p.m. or as soon theqeaftor as Iii 323-5176 .. UVW satisfy the terms of said writ ot possible at Its rsiula meeting en CrUIIVIESprISSioN born's after hearing oral Execution. ua*. , .. December 4, 1077, at lbs Seminole AAA EMPLOYMENT • ""V e'$1lI)I(4STUNdIY, 713 French - PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS 337.5175 l'* cosii IsIg In 1 , PLUS cash Publish: November $4, 31, 30 & ARTHUR Ii. IECKWITN, JR. $ flie'y' L1t10IIIJ 5,)7 .,.P•° !!j!! . -. ____ CLERK TO THE BOARD _____ 4iIj jr 414,4 buce "uyIO. ,j'° wr. '"• Fir a cNeer In Roilbatate Call COUNTY COMMISSION 1$ w expsr,,,e, ____________________ ruu r. i' 30an Or301(S Catily j114e. ei 'Wm ' iM '" Pate, Pres., lix 711, Ft. m-ipei _WortIe, Tx. 76)01. SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA Waitresses wanted apply ____________________ more *10 lflis the d.th NOTICE OP INTENTION . TO ly: Sandra L. Jacobs, D.C. o.t Club, 77 hwy. than jwlss sisewbors Nisisyis PICTITIOU$ NAME Publish: November?, 14.71,1',1777 SKy Sifter far Elderly woman 2l'4lttjistji, IItId WW Spa., i. 1.nn. NOTICE 5 HUSSY GIVEN, DSP.fl While I Work. Call Alters P,M. S-. 37341$ The "hypothetical, us. . . I intendant • r . up 3.4 toI'fs, no gun$tests, suppostid" argument that the fictitious ninee at BUDGET ut, $ a nz, full & port tires.. NOTICIOPSsuRpp.g . Ret. Fiblilne. 375517$. OPTICAL, at 2144 South Freflch Applylopensa Sanford Nwslng ,__" ULI PlC? I NAME - ' Avenue, Iitir, Florida 33171, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Ibis Notice Is hereby & Convalescent Center, 711 Imposed with an oven hand ekes Skit I am Methsiwitto. in Ii register flee sale name by virtue if that certain wri, at engaged in toiskeis It Springs 2S-laia varies ports .Ithe dale w ________________ with Use CISIk ii the Cirtult c 1*icutlsn I5Id eat if and under Plasu Sheppin, Cantor. si,. Lsnjwug, MILUOIS$ OP DOLLARS In Reel • IemkeeloCme,y -. -w use soil ii Use Chovit Court at M p__a.. R Isea, Iii the ,, Pu,,', Stpjy,, ucnure uooa , aI.atlI___. . YPISundirlIs. __________Is isle daily "u,ieuheIk the first , INEED CASH? I .,,,,,... "m . -MI IIWSI, as ammiu, and Use use. tMeuneis rsndarsd he toe Iteresal P000WNDII,LY and *05 I lobed needed ageI kin wW in dersigaid_cerpsrstisis Is iI,e sol• cowl en cheat thiS. Sko INS diV it JUMP *.D IS l$5 use Yaw Hsrus.Aj aen.n,y jisSI NM aims with She Clirk -the Usihud liMe. in 1$ ysoru N'?! inSIIUJ6S he sill builniss imi 111*1 Call Us Per Ter,,u J Ipnhok w put to Tower Pinasicioi Ivy. COC$& 'HI R$. FIS1IIS IN'Øl INC. 0*0 PINMISS it the - PIdNNM *IN'loPSO daShed. Geld NO SIOKIRASI PIES Smia's Rise iponaor1 by Beta 81na benefit Cystic Fllroais, lOam, to 6 p.m., fl y Lake Road at Stall Road 43$ IRU sure to lfl before YOU AR NOTIpIED'fla NOVS1flbIF, 1e70. (SEAL) ARTHUR H SECKWITPI JR Clerk of Court $uratto.S. ama.s approva o • f •l) pge was put off until tod' 'fl.'Home defoutad $964 a constitutional amendment Idling the Lmgltitwe op nl.n to a ,-. proviie priperty tax relief to -i '. LU, .AUUIV r. ,, ii iWl• l.a.... R.,*lI .s. SAIVRDAY, DECEMBER 1 Sanford VFW dler, 1$:30 p.m., post him., lakefront ''-' ' _____ - TEXAS OIL COMPANY dspndable person who can DEADLINES fore rUv,,GuvA NOOn The DQ (W.st Door of Pile Seminole DINANCE NUMBER 77.371 PRO. • City CurL P.O. Best 725. Lake Mary, Ft. 33740 3 Lrnes Mimmum •, lAngwoedAA,doaed,ep.m.,Rdu1gflfflM,1 - a' 3Jfty5fjfl$ .. $c. NM 7NCVtMtIIIWI- 3K NM •• A M - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY tttrs, FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER31. Scalasle 8ie KiwaMs, 7 am., Buck's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Ro" 7•50 am LOrd QIt1?1M'I5 ' Altamonte Springs. South Voimla Sertima, 7:30 am., Deltona z. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altainonte Mall. DavgkterseftheCeefederaey, 2:30p.m., home of Mrs. H B McCall 2317 MellonvIlle Ave., Sanford. Progras: RATES Part.ttme motor grad,, o 1For ' ' S5I•UIU'IS•U W Jsi$, 9 Gardon Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. 01 Christma-" by Altamonte ' ' Seventh.day Adventist Church ChoIr, 5:30 p.m., 465 Maitland Ave. - to, ,,,,, CLASSIFIED DEPT NOTICE OP ACTION TO: AILEEN, INC., P.O. But S th$trlsf$t.tIon,N,w You ARE NOTID ,,, PetitIon tar D$ermin.tIon of KRAJSkOpp iiZ'",n Custody has bean f lIed agslnst YOU Street, New Virk, N'w Yerk, 10010 fi " O any, on GARY C. MASSEY. ESO..TURING eroww.yCOftPOR New y Y.P WACKI 10003 - AMERICAN BLOUSE - Petitioners attorniy santortl. ... an a,.a ________________ 322 2611 831-9993 In the Houee. °'' Gibe' n*Ja p(ovf.Snns 01 attornsy, ' or Immediately Lot • 42. Stock I THE Graham's program, Including IUdn MEADOWS, UNIT , acardin, to YOU a on Phepla$thsreofasrec., In P1st _________________________ lOvouu.cui ref let deman in lb. Petiticn. loch IS. Pages M and S7. Public 1PefldlJ and authority for SSrnyhand.ndotf, ftecoy of Serninoli COty, Wily Si LnI Wrfts Get South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 am,, Holiday Inn, wyfllOre Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Retey, 8 am., Mayfair Cowdry ClUb Weight Watcher., 10a.m. Lake Mary Pyterlin Chwch; 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10 am, and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamoste SprIngs Sertoma, noon, Ireland . South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. I SlIM... rm a uaace, &p.m., ta Qvic COIde'. Overeater. Ausaymem, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist QIurch, Cauelberry. Sashed AA 8 p.m., 1301 W. First St. AlA..., $ p.m., Halfway Home, Lake Minnie Drive, hIghway 17-92. Free tO IUI3UC Oriondo-Winter Pork ROG!R T. CURTIS Graham's 'fractional asksent$" propoaa) to forcefalrer,suniformprrty ThURSDAY, NOVEMBEI(p Seminole Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1777-SB BENCHTECH& CLASSIFIED ADS Tax R.form Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________ p •, S P. I II �. ... - (' ..' • , - - - 4 . ... Home To A From Busy - __* having a Fashion Show and Tea at the Fared Starlight Room starting at 2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 15. ft will be open to the public and the models will be h*roducthg the latest fashions for the Florida wider from Mary 1wr's of Sanfart On Friday, Nov. 30, Mrs. Nellie Coleman,uwn.r of Gifts byNan,agiftthop in Sanford, has offered a "one day sales proceed." to the fake Mary Woman's Club for the benefit ofadaç*higanwl'ttal at the Central Florida Zoo. __ __________ at • .7 A • ... •. S. . . a a - I 1 I p .- MER fLI1 ---- V,1I'1:J II'f(.J'JI.J: I Thin. wide as Limit i 25-21,1979. Without coupon ASSHOPPE CENTER I I - ,iuil II:t(.I'Lz.l: ":'I4II!1.r l I IN1'II.L STRING'O 100 ANACIN I CANDY CANES TABlETS I 3/$1 I ftNUr. IFflIMII I - Nov. 25.25, I,7. 'I Withogi tiInh3 coupon 45c loch - 19491 LImN I Nov. 21.21.1 ?t WIIMt s,ups, sia I ?••• •'''- Fat rol4I , II:14.1'12.J: '.f ii 2/$1 tilmof $win ORAQR I- MUNDISWUM r L - AM OIL ___ T- I(.1'II.j _ -. .. • - . . ..... S - • • . •- - 4 1 u:z.i'iz.i: 1 fi 17 ) MOVIE p 0(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 1:10 CM (I?) WORLD AT LARGE 111 (17) THE ATHLETES - sleazy men. 1100 •(I)SCD0 NEWS D ( 5) BENNY IiU. ) (Tu1 WORLD AT LARGE 12$ POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MOW) S (I) PORTER WAGONER 0(17) •(4) is )NASNVILLI ON THE ROAD(WW) THE WILSURN BROTH. ERS(THU) •(I)COUNTRYNOADSCFRO 1:30 •THE ID ALLEN SHOW (17), 4J •STODAYIN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING CD FLORIDA N-.up LImil'ANs,. asic. lyre. ____________ ron I i s'vre GOOD MORNING CD AMENJCA 1351 SNAuAM(MoN) (L35 101M$ AND THE GALAXY1'RIO(TUI ()(35) MOSY DICK AND MSITOR(WID )(35) FANTASTiC POUR ______ MR. COFFEE S2 REBATE 0W. cohn IVIUSADY TELE.EKTRA I KODAK KIT *10.-u- Uml$CNsv.5$4S. l75. ). he claims to be "i I 0 fit '. I - E _ IVORY . PO1SHN• .-- t 24 dIISioMI , 19" IIi I Now. 5915,17O. - -- WAtG 88 01 2 • WR the "first fir lady I • •• ] music" CD 5 CHARLIE'S ANGELS - - - 1.L - -...- -'---a' - . I 'S NPSAIIIIN I 24 99 kOt)A,, - (ASI UmIt I Nov. N.á, Im, WIsvIes$lJ5 . -- y.iniugg,jizLJ THE BOSS .. i:.. - 11$. , FM AM CLOCK 1 I. U 9099,11 1' For'Parties U - St sI-uO.N. 1110 ' 21 1111111101 mum 'AALL WWhnPSi __ 141ILU - ____• - JIyJ L -- - - UmllI Nod. *HLS11. . - I -. _____ • . - laft - w • - f5;' VAW . . .' -. COW ftwv I :L;;4 Ifto"d to North Dallas - 20' Off ISO Hamburgers Chicken 2sSOOriando Dr. 9lwy.17-n) N.y rIas U2124 ' WHEN THE ' SCREAMING STOPS • I '" NU RSE SHERRI Ui .taakuiJ1t*IL! 4iiai I FIG2 1:00 FM ODE NOW M 994 ALL OPEN SEATS '0 ,W HAT ,10 d*Y NSIMIOSI*ZZI'PMLTSIPP ITai *=WSW _ by do Now York ALL VOl 'FJ[ ONLY VALUE $2.07 &W AN Day Wslnndsy - FMWOION - . IMI MONIOS "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" 10:21•m-IS p.m. gawO Fri. I Sat. Cleslag 10:21 ON Fre.sca Ave. 61 N. Hwy. Il-St Cassiberry i:,: •- ••- 1114 venue . Sanford U Sanford ,..& ", 1 U.W I v' (Hwy. 1742) tj4lflIalI.VS 75' DecOff9 tj -. -I I [NAM TINS MACNI NI CHASI TIM I AFTIR TIME . - an 1SIWIyIl.4111 41.muf. BUCKET' Inc lodes 3 Side Items L'2 _L - ot L - a CHICKEN 1 •-i':' -v. - op" we so Display 157$, a nd somehow manages to include photographs ' chided hi ear lier shows end books. The show offers a chance to enjoys isspldures frosnthslittlefeflow whose colleagues regard with awe as a Rimbrandi or Picasso of the camera. ILa ..&L..... I... W i WMO IS IVV1WJ uiouoni MIOL II Ifl phof.ogrgu fltj , bin become as fw'ilhar to this generation of the world as ladle music and idlalion: the fat French plasicking on the hIM, the I11111 Berlin tail de tvers awaiting a Third Reich fare, the arm and the lag protruding from U.S. prison cell bars, tbeseRaulaastothsmawsifStbsrta,awomanandherdogon alasdalenapoich. Cadhss'Heian, 71, cams foe the show. As ever, he does not want to be bairviewed; be wads his photographs to do the telft Ill)), his words we a bible In the world if photography. l was thoFren who anIdthe task thephotographer .. to mp "the deddes "Fermsthecameralsaabalchbook,an Instrument ciintalon and ap'".y, the mad.r of the Instant which r in vissul terms - q ntI hI and decides simultaneously.., 'lb tab. PbelIphs Is to hold one's breath when all facakies converge In the face of fleeing reality. It's at that MIMM that madedstg en image becomes a grad physcial ad imilleetisi joy." t1ssften's word. need work In a reader's brain. His ery Int his phetssiphs are grasped Ma glance; his vs.'ideshow theimagesifths WNW w,Ijvein; thoyamtenel.Theyamtheatiffol Bred piuto. jes 1 PLAZA I CHILI Thrv Dec. IL I7 g Includes wh&peIiar. Mined Great salad w* OruSsh. go 1- .VngI$ahiS. Hot IInIflBR$de BINS Aafti, W. -: ?II$S Now Si - ---EN- : 990 NEW YORK (UPI)-It may be the best show jn Now yo . The International Center of Photography on upper Fif th Avenue Is opining a tlre..year North American tour of 155 photographs of Henri Cartler.Bresson, whose eye Is envied by almost anyone who sues a camera. M-d IL•3W •i Mi, SbbOr I beicO $90, 95 . Photos On E J 5:00 P.M.-. 10:00 P.M. Crib. And Oda Of U INI2U.z,1JL.I S' 'I 30' Off 40' Off O.. Thru D.c. II. I7P ifce Fib. liii March32, Pittsburgh's Carnegie kelhlids *117 to Jane 5, Rklmond's Vlrglida Museum if VksAiJse$4tsAsg.1I. Thence to Musics ON S@dUl6 Aflare., Wolifou D.C., Doiss, PsiuMu, IpiN.. Cleveland, Radon and • M.IiItrn • BAR med vrinNew YerktoJim. I. Un to do Art ookrng (jaUey • THIS THURSDAY, *c af _ , Ii au 1ot • SI-i S / • -. on I - 'r•" $OKOX UONT SAYS e UADIOjIyGc 1s_Ava* lable .. 's-- • -. bCM.! " IndlacresE ' S UmIt iNov.11tS. 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Mac Davis and the Charlie Daniels Band take a look at the life and music of real working (DO VEGAS Dan Is hired to clear a militant f• of ctarg.s of murdering three (( 5) JIM ROCKFORD THM sls. vsrls4y 0(4) IMLY DAY •(.4) NEST OF SATURDAY Nicholas Is his ticket to success with girls. W Wednesday, Nov. 2*, 1 7-1C - • i k WRAPPING min.) nant, and Tommy knows that U Rent-A-Santa ;-• . 1) 0 CD 0 NEWS 135) 17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE HOLLYWOOD iUPI) Author Harold small college for a major literary magazine. 12:30 Robbins has written his 15th consecutive bestHis review amounted to giving me a lecture (I) !WS selling novel and, as has been th e inevitable on how to write a novel. Like I was a member SEARCH FOR TOMOR. case since his first book, "Never Love A of his class. ROW Stranger" 30 years ago, the c ri "I guess I broke every rule he lays down for tics have CD 0 RYAN'S HOPE bombed him. (1]) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR th e students of his fiction class. The inference (lI)(17) MOVIE The new work. "Memories of Another is. I su000se. if I take his advice I could Day," brims with Robbin's lusty, action-filled become a successful novelist. ioo •(Ii TODAY IN FLORIDA adventure, vivid characters and colorful •(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES "What the professor doesn't know is that (D• GOOD MORNING THE YOUNG AND THE prose. (1)0 Huxley College at Oxford has a two-year FLORIDA 5$ It will almost surely become a movie or TV course on modern American literature. And (1)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 7:30 miniseries as have so many of his ot her six weeks of that course is devoted to the (Ii) (35) DICK VAN DYKE •® novels, "The Car petbaggers," "79 Park study of Harold Robbins." (D• GOOD MORNING 1:30 Avenue," "The Adventurers," "The Pirate" While Robbins appears not to be bitter AMERICA (.1) 0 AS THE WORLD and "The Betsy." a bout critics who attack him with seeming )(35) TOM AND JERRY TURNS lives Robbins on a grander scale than even glee, he can't understand why they also Cl]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH his fictional heroes an 86-foot yacht in the review his personal life style. J) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 2.00 Mediterranean, a villa on th e French Riviera, He also believes some critics write their 0(1 ) THE DOCTORS (17) LEAVE fl TO BEAVER a condom ium In in Canne, a vi lla in Acap ulco reviews without ever reading his books. They (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE and a Beverly Hills estate. review the dust jackets and the flap in(11) (35) GONER PYLE 6:25 Th e contrast be tween the financial succe ss formation. S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 2:25 of his books and the critical outrage appears "Critics serve a purpose," Robbins said. w e GOOD MORNING (12)(17) NEWS FLORIDA not to bother the author, although surely it " The world is composed of establishments 2:30 must. which need servants. Rook critics are the 5:30 •(4) ANOTHER WORLD Robbins refuses to challenge his literary servants of the literary establishment. 0(4) TODAY (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT CD 5 GOOD MORNING (1])(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 'It so happens the great preponderance of detractors in favor of kidding them. AMERICA (17) THE GIGGLESNORT Clearly, Robbins can afford to laugh. it is the most read critics live and work on the east (11(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO HOTEL computed that his books (all 15 of them are in coast. They look down their noses at western a 17 ROMPER ROOM bookstores around the world in hard cover, writers and publishers. Indeed the Easter3:00 aster. .. (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL paperback or both) have total annual sales ners hold an aut hor In contempt if he doesn't 0(4) DONAHUE (II) (35) WOODY W000PECK. between eight million and 10 milli on, fit their exact idea of form. (1) MIKE DOUGLAS ER AND FRIENDS The most successf ul living author today, he "The question is, who do you want to live (DOViE Cl (17)1 LOVE LUCY shakes his head In wonder at the fire he draws with? The critics or readers? I don't write for (I) 175''1 DICK VAN DYKE 3:30 from book reviewers, I7 THE LUCY SHOW anyone's approval but my own and my (1)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) "My new book got the usual reader. reviews," he $30 (U) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND said sardonically. "I could have predicted "The ultimate critic is the man who doesn't (II) (35)ILOVI LUCY FRIENDS how t he y'd read. IZ(17)GRUN ACRES get a prepublication copy of your book. He's 0(17) THE FUNTST0NES "One of them really floored me. It was th e guy who goes out and pays cash for a 10:00 4:00 written by a professor of literature at some copy." • co SHARKS S (4) EMERGENCY ONEI (W(35)PTI.CLUB LE RASCALS (1)0Th! LITT (M 17 (7)0 MERVORIFFIN (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY 10:30 0(17) SPEC1REMAN • (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4:30 (4)• WHEWI (5)0 BEWITCHED WASHINGTON (UP!) (U)(35) BUGS BUNNY AND 1965 "Gutline," the area's first (1)SCMWS medical hotline 0(17) GIU.IGAN'S ISLAND for digestive ii pro ems bl f ro m diarrhea to 5:00 (1) NO" diverticulosis, opened this I L HBO TIME WAS: THE 19205 CIJSTNEPRICEIS RIGHT 20 PC. 2. SINGLE week. I (735 LA VERNE I SHIRLEY (WE) I CHICKEN BUCKET HAMBURGER 5(4) CAROL BURNETT AND The free telephone service, 11:30 FRIENDS I ope rated by the Washington 5(4)WHflOPFØflfle Inc. 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AS ORNAMMS L30 HBO MovIE "Slow o.ncing In Th e Big City,, (1978) Paul Soivino. Ann. Ditchburn. A Cynical New York City newspaPar CokIfflflhit becomes roman. ticitty Involved with a graceful prima ballerina trying to fight a crippling disease. (P0.1 hr., 51 LAST OF THE WILD KIller sPlayground°' 110 HBO ,, (1979) Roy SChSld JWII Margoiln. A government agent, recuperating from a nervous breakdown after the savage ]) (35) 4(Z, wilO murder of his wife, finds him. ht* CHRISTMAS gpaa.j Whiz, an elf who creates ..sw sitt caught in a •L of espionage and Intrigue which kinds of toys, learns a lesion In • leeds him to the edge of Santa's workshop. L5(17) ALL W4 THE FAMILY NlagaraFalts.(R.lpv.,43m1n) •(4) TONIGHT Most: Johnny When a swastika is found on Guest: CaMnTdlIln. their front door, the Bunks, 0WQUA ,housihold goes Into s fronzy. RON Pappy suggests that his men carry out a nearly suicidal HBO MOVIE 'Legend Of The mission against a Japanese ~4; 'Grest Northwest" (1971) Mar. carrier In planes stolen from shall Reed, Denver Pyle. A cou• the enemy. rageous dog, left to tend for LOVE SOAT himself In the Oregon wilder. ness, proves his worthiness to I T1J'L the compassionate family whlchgiveshlmanewhom.. (G-Ihr., 18 min.) MORNING 5(1) REAl. PEOPLE Reports on a man who collects Tarzan (DS THE PSI (MOld, TUE. memorabilia, bathtub races, flit), FRI) goat races, turt le races, and Sim review who ranks churches 0(17)RATPATROL(THU) .' wefeatured. 1:30 (1)5 YOUNG MAVERICK L' (Premiere) Ben Maverick CF• SUNRISE SEMESTER (Charles Frank), a young cousin (735 UNTAMED WORLD " of the legendary Maverick clan, and his lady friend Ned (Susan ssaamam ii.. -so mum, :'FUNNY IUSINE$$ and save their hidesly onIer. Ing her brawny cousin In a boa. '., InalctI. 1 CHRISTMAS GIPT WRAP - - -- PAPIR TOWUIS - - 10 • Owewereadths anwersIMs I.MyWa'sQthto - -- 5) CANDID CAMERA (1 7) NOB NEWHART Carol nounces that she is going to arry an unpublished poet with feet. 700 C!) THREE'SACROWD P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD SANFORD AND SON Is sure that the ring ont gave him as a presen t Imthe one he has hard was from Frank Sinatra. (17) SANFORD AND SON r od ( moves to a senior citl. a' home when Lamont cIdes to travel around. the rid 7:30 (1) TIC TAC S THE NEWLYWED ME ) S HOLLYWOOD The afternoon promises to be a festive occasion for the entire family to enjoy. For further Information call the Maitland Civic Center, W-2111. dil:$t.$:$pa. _____ OADCNEM Hads Ia vista. ___ . . - BO MOVIE "Slow Dancing The Big City" (1918) Paul rvino, Anne Dltchburn. A nicil New York City newspa. w columnist becomes roman. :ally Involved with a graceful ma ballerina trying to light a Ippling disease. (PG-I hr., 51 In.) (4)1)0 (DO NEWS (17) CAROL BURNETT dO FRIENDS 6:30 QD .1.. I NEWS Another attraction will be the dancing of the middle Eastern troupe ca lled, "The Harem." p. o llk 600 _• We saw at the MOM _____the MUd.ed Ma, were Jsad fantaatk medeil predertlon, sad Eva_Ianduky ig I-ct ... I "Hello Hollywood Hello," hit, MIMI Wiffisa and acdthn,d to be blir MunfUlat $U4UkY better t "Hull. Dolly" and Carelp . I agree. We also visited near by ML Wdork via aty, Corson W&CS other City and 1'ucbe.. Mary, ad hu.baad, W.anelh ill be herein a DlamsVbddursmaadher I'. mother, _______________ Dot, were the ce1 ;_. wsr hostesses at a baby giVUIM thSIr home InL A"eumeaidmeaty,ar Mary toImsrifIcs Down Cask, 3%.uib.sM 1r to house if £Iag a oma if Mr. ad Mrs. Gerry(ad) Cask.___ antNs.$toLth.May,Mhis AbeedWidtahiswsasdsp bu $47 _ ISakisil de. th ____ Wthe.ou'.ftIsomda U'IINIR HsiIyIIihbydsinwe Hu t1hi ad ad jak islam_with a baby we heStkaduedaua s.Potlsediy. ,eryses't,piacsd Asd.ui. c, R% plak UelIam ad cse ad pthetesisist bebyk,Mhwitkayeilew tothe peedsdu,thehuets In .IMYJJJIS . Reviewers Shower Hate On Robbins' 15th Book EVENING "Jealous Lover." ___ : . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WWY The Greater Maitland Civic Center Inc. will present a "Holiday In Mianic" on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 3 P.M. In the civic center auditorium. The program Is free to the public and is being produced by William and Adele PirlgjI. The concert will feature the couple singing the love duet from "Madame Butterfly" and an "Operetta Medley," both performed in costume. Pirigyl will also sing "A Klan From You" and "La Danza" by RCSIInL Mrs. Pfrlgyl will play two piano solos, "Grande Viase Brilliante" by Chopin and Season - Lv . I HIGHLIGHTS HOLIDAY IN MUSIC FREE TO PUBLIC Nevada One of the prottied places In this country, to me, that Is MA is Lake Tahoe. California HUGH claims two4hlrde of the lake likaMary and the balance falls In ernsup..d.M Nevada boundaries. We are Jot back from a weak's vacation cat there and L I have never enjoyed myself so much. My husband and I agreed that for a pried me , assorted dips, vacation there, November is mints and peanuts. Attending the shower were: the bed month of the year. The weather Is nice and cool Mrs. Diana K.upw', Mrs. aron liper M Becky with lots of froth air and the .view of the snow capped Louwirns, M Both Hook, mowtalna around the lake Is Mrs. Margie Reins, Mrs. Judy jnst gorgeous. Arno M Clara Max, M We stayed at the All Rita Seine, Mrs Qn Plait Seasons Resort at Incline and Mrs. Debbie Roberts Village In Lake Taboe's North SD_ Sa_. __. Ofl'511105 V15 Ill. 105 Mrs. 1117 (11) Daum 105 D1Tl Nevada Mountains which Fos, together with 14 more gives you a fadestic view of couples, attended the Nov. 3 the area. Auburn.Unlvsrsfty of Florida My Iinpreadcn ci the whale football gems to Alabama. On place was so greaLThe lake their way back home Ray and itself 1121.6 miles long and Pit visited her parents In 1t2 miles wide. The average Pensacola. surface temperature Is 50 Ray and Pat are members degrees F. In wlst.r and is of the Orlando area "Auburn degrees F. In summer. Alumni Association" founded Tahoe is famous for the 15 yea's ago and Ray Is the brilliant transparency of Its IMlaid president. water hIth is ea.i Anvbdv Interested pure. Objects at iiW joining Me Association is depths are dearly visible welcome and for more In. from the surface, and divers formation abed It pie.., claim 200 foot visibility imdor coitact Ray In tik. Mary, 3224147. water. Alm for ell the members There iasofflciust water ln Lake Tahoe to cover the and prospective new mom. entire Mate of California to a hers a "ilManing petty" is depth of 14% Inches or the planned for the Auburnuburn. date of Tan to a depth of 8% Alabama football gain. dateofTewtoadeptholl% Inches. Saturday afternoon, The dwgft lights gIves December 1, at the Dub. Tahoe a coloring of from the sdrsad Country Club In paled emerald green to the Orlando. richest cipirple.; Itisworld famous for the clarity of Its The Lake Mary United ___ There Is lots of on. Presbyterian Church will be - having a Basair Saturday, from all outdoor activities or Dec. i s In the Fellowship Hall sports to the Indoor gombibig from S a.m. to $ P.m. cesino. not only to Lake AlikndoofmLacfln,one Taboebs*kine.rbyRuio, *anwWbsup for sah. abed 50 ml).. diated whets Evsryans I. hand mad. In. Me door ihewa aid iW eliding Christmas armCU to the visitors. d.coratlone, reed. end tree I would say Harraho In trInLIithV,, South Lake Tahoe with an cake, pie, haprw vIew if Califorula own nd add driolin be and $evadaMnIgMfrunIs $N, 1aresaadths MOM Grand Hold to Be" Houle Ow Tbmb*ft (worlds largiat esbsa) we vidft th , s. the bid. r - Sanford, P1. WSdneed.y, Nov.15, 1'?' In And Around Lake . Mi - ......... * '!EV.nIn, H.mM. - . S ow Ujo I �: r,, . 25—!vsn12 • .. . I NaraW, $nfovd, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 29, 979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. His toric Cookbook Offers Wednesday, Nov. 29, 979-3C Fruitcakes And Holidays Best Rec*pesOf 100 Years "Eventually Why Not Now?" was the long-running adicebox or overnight cookies) and Busy Day Cake. Many Holidays. There Is a fuilcolor photograph of every recipe, and vertlaing slogan launched by the Washburn Crosby Company FCIpe$ 7fl$45 the most of rationed or scarce food step-by-step photographs of selected recipes. In 1907 for Gold Medal Flour. btjJ and eggleu; others were easy Soina f.4p55 All recipes have been adapted, tested and approved for Back then, ft was thought by most in the milling Industry to on the shortening and sugar, such as Shortening-Saver Pie todays Ingredients and cooking equipment by the B94y be a sheer waste of good money to advertise flour. However, as -d (made with only a top crust). Crocker Kitchens. Conamners can find the details for onIei1li late as the early 1900's, "Eventually Why Not Now?" was .' .' It was during this time that Betty Crocker was voted one of a Gold Medal Century of Success Cookbook on Gold Medal still appearing nearly everywhere printed advertisements, America's "bed known women," second only to Eleanor flow sacks, five pounds or larger. billboards, company trucks, train cars and flour begs. Roosevelt. me following recipe for "Sally Lunn" from the new cook. The company today is General Mills but Its Gold Medal flow And It was Gold Medal flour that had a major part In the book has appeared In many cookbooks beginning with the Ckid Is in its 100th year and has been America's largest selling flour creation of the company's "First Lady of Food" In 1021. Medal Flour Cook Book of the early 1900's. for decades. A flow advertisement had carded a picture puzzle contest A popular tea bread In Colonial America, Sally Lunn, was In celebrating a century of baking success, Gold Medal flour dF . which turned out to be so easy that 90,000 people responded originally a him made In a bake shop of Bath, F.ngl*nd Some has had a long history of events all based on the goal of conwith correct solutions, and with an avalanche of mall say the bread was named for Sally Lunn, who worked in: ow sumer service. requesting recipes and baking advice: Company officials shop. It was at the first Millers' International Exhibition in 1990 1 decIded the responses should be signed with a woman's name where Washburn Crosby Company won the gold medal award SALLY UJNN Betty Crockerl for Its Superlative Flour, 2 packages active dry yeast first company home economist was hired in the same Gold Medal trademark adopted that same year ½ cup warm water (100 to 115 degrees) year that the Betty Crocker name was created. She tested reflected the honor uthe bed flow shown at the Exhibition. 1½ cups lukewarm mill (scalded then cooled) recipes for Gold Medal ads Inasmall kitchen wedged between In that same year, the company offered Its customers a 2 tablespoons sugar the chemistry laboratory and the bakery. cookbook for the first time. One year later, a nationwide campaign to promote the flour 1½ teaspoons salt . As the dory goes, a company executive and his wife had 2 eggs through cooking schools for women's clubs led to a greater been traveling on the East Coast and had bought a large ¼ cup shortening demand for recipes and the beginnings of the Betty Crocker quantity of "Miss Parlos's New Cook Book." Washburn 5% cics Gold Medal allixrpoae flour Kitchens. Crosby Imprinted Its own Identification on the cookbooks. Dissolve yeast In warm water in large mixing bowl. Stir In Over the years, a number of Innovations have been A string of popular flour cookbooks were to follow until 1925 associated with Gold Medal.., the one-bowl cake-making remaining ingredients. Beat until smooth. Cover; let rise In Sally Lunn; a popular tea bread when they were replaced by the Gold Medal Flour Home method, a new way to make pastry using liquid shortening, a warm place until double, about 1 hour. Service Recipe Box. flow formulated especially for baking bread called Better Stir down batter by beating about 25 strokes. Spreadb In the 10 years It was available, more than 350,000 of these headline was "One Way of Getting a Husband to Stay at for Bread, chiffon cake and pre-sifted flour, greased tube pan, 10x4 Inches. Let rise to within 1 Inch of topf. little oak recipe boxes filled with recipes were Home." During this centennial year of Gold Medal history, today's pan, about 45 mInutes. distributed. Recipes with a more serious nature were featured during consumers can celebrate with the bed recipes of 100 years Heat oven to 350 degrees. Bake until loaf Is golden brown air Meanwhile, General Mills, Inc., was founded In lP2$ by World War II when many homemakers took jobs outside the available In the new Gold Medal Century of Success Cookbook crusty, 45 to 50 minutes. Remove from pan; serve warms). combining milk throughout the country. The recipes of that home. Advance preparation and time-saving features were This historic cookbook contains 110 recipes and 90 variations servings. time were aimed pleasing a husband's palate. A typical ad popular, such as recipes for refrigerator cookies (also called In five sections: Breads, Cookies, Main Dishes, Desserts and If %adfl( 111141J11%5 flour, omit salt. - Just Seem To Go To9ether - ' . .. - ,e - ,. .• . . • S • II - S ,-• . ,, .1'. •'. - The me F 4 , " . •, . 4. 41 .. . V.r • .. 4 .• - • "' • ': ; '.••• t"t5"'' . • $: S ___ .. at , ..• • .' .çö , -' ' : •. • •' 4 '••w SE1 ,. ,:..' j '.' .• . -, ' -i .. • ' •9l•_. • .. ,,, •. • • . - - - - .5 , 5: . at two-thirds cup currants l cup snipped prunes ½cup sliced dried apricots . • ' •514> ' What's a holiday season without fruitcakes to feast on and ½ teaspoon baking soda give as gifts! ¼ cup golden molasses And here, are delicious beauties worthy of the occasion. 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour Now's the time to start baking as well-fruited cakes are best Coarsely chop walnuts and raisins; rinse and drain currants. when aged a month or more to let flavors marry and produce Combine well with prunes, remaining fruits and peels. Cream neater slices. Pre-cut candied fruits will speed preparation, butter, sugar, salt and spices until fluffy. Beat in eggs. Add So will the already-shelled walnuts, soda, molasses and flour; mix to moderately stiff batter. Happily, these plump, meaty kernels come nutcracker-fresh Combine with walnut-fruit mixture. Pack batter Into 6-cup In special clear-film begs and vacuum cans. mold or pan. Bake 275 degrees F about 24 hours until cake And don't forget a package of those same fine walnuts In the tests done. Cool, then remove from pan; wrap In foil and store shell for your holiday nut bowls and decorations. In cool place. Batter measures about 54 cups and weighs SPICY WALNUT FRUITCAKE about 2 pounds, lO ounces. Makes one cake that may beeaten 1 cup walnuts after 4$ hours storing. 2 cup seedless raisins HOLIDAY WHITE FRUITCAKE 4 cup halved candied cherries 4 cup chopped candied orange peel ¼ cup chopped candied lemon peel one.thlrd cup butter or margarine ½ cup granulated sugar ½ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon It teaspoon allspice ½ teaspoon nutmeg ½ teaspoon mace ¼ teaspoon ginger 2 large eggs, beaten -. — 3 cups walnuts 2 cups golden raisins 1½ cups candied cherries, halved 1½ cups sliced candled pineapple 1 cup coarsely chopped citron 1 coarsely chopped candied orange peel ¼ cup brandy orange juice ¼ sherry or pineapple juice 1½ butter margarine 2 cups granulated sugar 1½ teaspoons vanilla cup or cup cups or 6 eggs 4 cups sifted all-purpose flour Iliteaspoons salt ½ cup milk Coarsely chop walnuts; set aside. Chop raisins; combine with remaining fruits and peels. Add brandy and sherry; mix well. Let And covered 3 to 4 hours or overnight. Cream butter. Gradually beat In sugar until fluffy. Add vanilla. Beat In eggs, one until well blended. Resift flour with salt. Add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Combine batter with fruit mixture and walnuts. Pack batter In 10¼z3%x2½Inch loaf pans, greased and lined with parchment or heavy brown paper. Bake at 275 degrees F. about 2½ bows, until cake tests done. Cool, then remove from pan; brush with at a time, iiij1! ERROR PRICES GOOD: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29 THROUGH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5, 1979 Rights Reserved Qua'ildu \ brandy or sherry, wrap In foil and store. Makes 2 loaves. Batter measures about 12 cups and weighs about 3 pounds, 10 ounces. Or use any loaf tube pan, filling two-thirds full. RICH WALNUT FRUITCAKE 3 cups walnuts IS - AAM 1 ('LI 4.III.Y_II.1:l' 'H U. ____ A am Ito #ft 1IILLT1Lvw ept lrtLi.. 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Turn out onto wire rack to finish cooling. Makes 1 loaf, about 3 pounds. To decorate: Mix a little powdered sugar with water to thin pouring consistency. Drizzle over top of cake. PUe mixed candied fruits and peels down center. cup V*XW W,470" Chu no S. . - , is I1L79 M&MUM Chess. (ssab.d$dna) ½ (1 dm) li*tw or margins, - . - golden raisins cup - floe age a two" COIN MNNPIN ----------------- - - S- - 69( .-_ T&3'... i'Oe WIT Puritan 019 rn- $2 ON ,jw' Dill sm PICkks ii *wi IAIIII. cup 14 cups sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt two-thirds cup butter or margarine 1 cup brown sugar, packed 3 eggs - __ d NO or _•5 ½ N Gherkins I ___ 2½cSessIftSdfli, leapirr' % 1 $. DOUBLE WALNUT FRUITCAKE 2½ cups walnuts 1 cup candled pineapple chunks 1 cup halved candled cherries 1 cup snipped prunes _ r.'IlIed 3½ TOMATOES 5- $119 __ 0AMIMA N Comm :popelw as a Jewish dilkecy ol Gu irI. - - --- 4 I ½ teaspoon baking soda % teaspoon salt Chop walnuts coarsely; set aside. Rinse and drain currants. Combine fruits well with bourbom lit stand covered 3 4 hours or overnight. Cream bitter Beat In sugar until fluffy. Beat In eggs, ON at a time, until Well blended. Stir In melted chucolalt (Batter may appear c w ill ) C, wdh fridta Mod now flow ,h qdm 11MI11111 aid MIL air No Malt midwi until well Nuq'ds Pack hotter No piewd and paper lined 2%-quart tube pan. Bake at 30 degrees F. about 2 hours 20 minutes, until cake tests done. Cool, then remove from pan; wrap in foil and More In cool place. Makes one large cake. Batter measures about 10 cups and weighs about 3 pounds. ;. x'iamrosu Cheese 3 ______ ' I • I _ _ ___ of 61 W64 dm* or, d bddr4 10 sab" or am _ a7W WHOLE 'M. '694 - 4; I THRIFT KING 69 M" Kidney P _ fl-1 bradi, br IsabIa1 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cloves PILtIIUIY PMI$ON DUNCANMINUS CVUI UUUI. svsnIg aboslos,en$o%4nth4bick (be misorali after sundown and ix elici. 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PETTY MORROW . )"' •.;.:;::'';: '. iL Sit �4. . ..••.•. SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. ..••. . . ,•• . •,...• ..... ........ .. 21, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Eggnog For Chicken And Rice ' Must ' A Is A Natural Pair Open -..:. •-? . ,. - - (ldcken has alwas Wen a Favorite, but its popularity has Increased since food prices have contin to rise. Wine House What's a holiday open house without the host's favorite This kitchen-tested recipe makes 35 to 40 servings. punch bowl of eggnog gracing the buffet? FROZEN EGGNOG In fact, this holiday drink In one form or another has Beat 12 egg yolks until thick and pale. Gradually beat In 24 warmed the cockles of American hearts since colonial days. cups sugar. Some believe the name came from the English "noggin," a Fold in 3 quarts heavy cream, whipped. Freeze mixture until small drinking vessel with a handle. Others Insist It is a almost hard. combination of the words egg 'n' grog. Remove from freezer and let soften slightly. Stir In 1 cts Here lsa classic eggnog made with rum and rye whiskey plus cognac and 2 cups dark rum, orto taste. Stir lna few handfuls some variations using ether spirits such as cognac, peach of rum-soaked raisins, If desired. brandy and applejack. Return mixture to freezer. Serve eggnog ln small pUflChcups CLASSIC EGGNOG with spoons. 1 dozen eggs, separated FOUR SPIRITS EGGNOG 1 pinch baking -Beat 18 egg yolks until thick and pale. Add 1 fifth cognac, I 6 ounces light i ii pint dark nun, ~ pint peach brandy and % pint applejack. I pound sugar Stir in l'b pounds confectioners' sugar. Blend well. 1 quart milk Add 3 quarts milk and 2 cups heavy cream. Refrigerate at 1 quart heavy cream least 5 hours. 2 quarts rye whiskey To serve, fold in 18 egg whites, lightly beaten. Nutmeg Beat yolks and whites of eggs separately. Combine, stirring carefully. Add baking soda, rum and sugar. Beat Into stiff batter. Add milk, cream and rye whiskey. Stir to Wend. Set In refrigerator overnight. Before serving, stir again. Serve in 4-ounce punch glasses. Sprinkle top of egpog with grated nutmeg. . •. Kitchen Z . - Jr' Igs • BOOKS AWA' ALMOND WHOL& GRAIN FRUITCAILE 2 cups slivered almonds % teoon 5kb sods ___ : Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna or $aIn .......................... : Swift. Premium $Mok.dDaisjs ......... SRcdlacon....,......... : ___ - gift, 1 - - •- 351 '1" ,, 89' _______ %••••• ti •s•• --.'+- - - 5s55- Oc ••.• > S R,9 0 iJl - J1;- ' lnstint Too ................. -i;: usa Too $15V Sugar & Natural Lemon Flavor, Tetley- - -— - -- ' •.... COUPONS 1,213 ARE WORTH 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE OF $30 OR MORE... ,A... MIX .........................It __ B & N Brick Oven 1601 __ Baked Boons...............can 4vc Joan of Arc Chill Beans or Fancy Red 15$ Oft Label, Enriched Pre-Cooked 85' Mnuts Rice ................ 30-oi, Milkman Low-Fat 29- ? 69. 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Bake at 350 1 rib celery, with leaves degrees F. for 25 to 30 2 teaspoons salt, divided minutes. ¼ teaspoon pepper Makes 6 generous servings. In deep saucepan, place WINE ROASTED CHICKEN chicken with 2 cups of the WITH RICE DRESSING water, onion, celery, I 1 uncookedrice teaspoon of the salt and 2 tablespoons rendered pepper. Cover and simmer chicken fat, butter or about 45 minutes or until fork margarine can be inserted In chicken 1 pound chicken gizzards, with ease. Remove chicken finely ground or chopped from saucepan and 1 cup diced onions refrigerate until Chicken can '4 up diced celery be handled with ease. Remove 1 tablespoon chopped chives all meat, cut into bite-size 2 teaspoons salt, divided pieces and place in ~ teaspoon pepper, divided refrigerator until ready to 1½ cups chicken broth use. To contents of saucepan, 2 tablespoons white wine add chicken bones and skin, ¼ teaspoon rosemary, the remaining water and salt. crushed Cook 10 minutes more. 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When be easily pierced 1 can 4 ourwes) diced row cI"dckencan with fork, remove from fry hiles pan; drain oil, reserving 3 cups cooked chicken drippings. Stir cooked rice (leave In large pieces) mixture into drippings, . ) 1115 cooked flVV looked mixing thoroughly. To serve, In chicken broth) arrange rice on large platter, 1 cup grated Monterey Jack sprinkle with chopped SAVE 20c, Rich's Frozen 12-ox. bet. Nemindo, Highlands, l!,ro, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Orang, Osceola, Pasco, PineSas, Polk, Sarasota, Seminole, Sumter; unless otherwise noted, I Clis Abel ................. '- • 22-oz. pkg. Breasts or 28-oz. pkg. Thighs & Drumsticks hwash Chocolate ut g• Mo THIS AD EFFECTIVE NI THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: Br.va,d, Charlotte, Citrus, Collier, Debt, Hordes, • $AVEIO,NoCock$es SAVE 50$ 05 OFF LABEL) SIgflaI " Cucuinbr me Slices e For Snacks or leads. • Callomla Emperor .. ' 1d Orap. . ..... ...,,.,... • For Pies, Sauce, or Tarts, U.S. Fancy 79. 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Ins. 279 •i° . ____ % ... . overall appeal of the meal. This combination of chicken and rice is becoming even more popular as food costs go up. Many times, chicken Is the most economical buy in the meat market. And rice, at just about three cents per half-cup serving, is hard to beat. Try these chicken and rice combinations for family or company and see what a delicious meal you can serve and still stay within your food budget. CHICKEN MANDARIN WITH RICE 12 favorite chicken parts (about 211.6 lbs.) 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper 1 cup chopped onions 1 dnv' 0 garlic crushed 1 tablespoon butter or margarine cup catsup one-third cup orange marmalade 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 cup chicken broth 2 teaspoons dry mustard 1 green pepper, cut In thin strips 4 cups hot cooked rice Season chicken with salt and pepper. Place in lightly greased baking pan; bake 30 minutes at 350 degree F. Meanwhile, saute onions and garlic In butter until tender. Add catsup, marmalade, soy sauce, broth, and mustard. Simmer 10 to 15 minutes. Spoon sauce over chicken. Return to oven and bake minutes. Stir in &zrees nenner - -.- . Red Eye Sliced Mae" __ Maw' W"Skibwos" ' Swift's Premium or Lazy Maple 1' Seafood Treat, Hickory Smoked MsaIIt ................ . . ..... . . 1410. Govery -• '• 'P.tP.... Winery Sealed Carafe! WhoI• Hog lausag... S wift's Prnsüs PoTen lesS Loin $klslsi$teek.................... " - It's A Paul Masson's TusyPrks........... $"I* prom"proTen No Chwelk 1111111111110111119 Swift's PrOMAJO ProTs" Seel teaspoon outoft - ' - 4j GREEN STAMPS spice container, canister, candt' jar, or terrarium (f) For longer storage, poor bd % SAVE cinlwhçped % cup mind deed condied chutney into dwillsed *a. _ leaving 1444ach MM *000 Swill's Premium P,oTea Sonalsu ½ cup tMlfl or margarine SAVE 44c, Hungry Jack Buttermilk Adjust caps. Process 10 0viiast..........••et 6209 orButtertastin l cup tf.wnagar(pE*ed) aterbeth. minuteein 1 cupchoppsdpltted pr.. 5j.cafts $111 3 Chuck cut 2 makes approximately 1¼ SAVE 10C,Breakstonea Slssslds,Neest................. $24 1 C bsdtermllk or SOW püdichdnhy. 59s S'sPremInPmThaUsslPSsss SouiCr.am........... m0k '' ......................... Ribs 1' SAVE lOc, DM1-Fresh WLIUPI ugar IL$1SOOMMKDIZV ____ 99' .:uwon.isonm Haiti Half............. nwlwpmssswcasss. • 1 (1I%:3.) can ess' Flauly chip wmin. Mis Midget MorioChoose with flour, wheat germ. domed 1ma4o Nip 1148. pim... , ...... ........... es. 99$ baking sods, cins.smoe, 44 aded so Kraft's LiN' Lively Individually. udmeg, UK ad cssd 44 cip wins viangar rapped modChnn fraiL I (about shown). USDA choice l:0 Lob S1. $I So ft* ...................... v s eam b'r with aar. 5 Caesar or hahn salad IC.d Amsdcan ii,i.is a 211 __M bd in PSS ad i UWAChoice8owelesslooll ix Kraft's Cracker Smoked or A*urdy boat In almond Ti .ud $Is .......... 1 upon dry md IllS • S'i. 'i enowanb No with 1 t. USDA Choice Seat WV' - S. Zaqsuiteadcseemhir gjy S Spoon Kraft'sMlldor Medium Oius*s irsipreels smedaiflsur.d7• or amisbamea spi Ch.ddat Choose... limo It's a Only 22 Publix UN Croon Stamp [ysI.ft'IICsas Shopping bO Sliced IssfUvsr................... ' $1" Oscar Mayer Regular or Beef Franks or lh.IIgOn."............. : 8 1 Tennessee Pride (Hot or Mild) 691.1.. - . . ••• -U-.-. ut floor I cup :e _ walnuts. iay be etond in covered refrigerator for 3 L Get a head start on your Christmas shopping with S&H Green Stamps from Publix. Turn groceries into glftsI •' . c Combine diced pears makes about 6 cups or 3 pints. ________________ reserved pear syrup and intii retriJ * ftradi uts. Cook, stirring frequently, W"thick, *out _ A FEW J'j( Rich's ___ .• . SItU'S 1Sl'gs • 1&100 EXTRAI4 M200 EXTRAT Tasty Old Fashion Loaf or German Bologna... ' 99. Delicious Thuringer or °' 79. Summer Sausage.. Zesty-Flavored Potato Salad ......... 89' Fresh-Made Super King Size (Serves 6) Hoagie Sandwich.. '? $219 Ready-to-take-out Southern Fried Chicken........ boxFresh-Baked Lemon Krunch Pie. '? $129 Delicious Onion Rye Bread... 69' K_. BREAKFAST CLUB BROWN I SERVE BREAKFAST CLUB FLORIDA GRADE a . , IS ONLY 305et)° it •. Chicken and rice seem to be a natural combination in many parts of the world.., from our own United States to India1 china, Spain and many more countries, Why? Probably because of the versatility of each. Chicken can be baked, fried, broiled, simmered... whole or in parts... bone-in or boneless. It always tastes good. Versatile rice can be cooked with the chicken or cooked In chicken broth and served with the chicken dish. Many flavors and ingredients can be added to rice to accent the chicken flavor and add to the -- . . • '' S. •. - S - 1.11* 12 k. 2 For • - '- 1% S8' octe . • - ...• . •., c .• . • ' - Appeal • . . •.• O DO' . . . AAW •.i - •' I Gifts from the kitchen have up to 4 weeks in refrigerator. special meaning. And they This kitchen-tested recipe continue to provide a festive makes about 8 cups or 4 pints treat for many weeks after SAVORY VEGETABLE the frantic Christmas MARINADE celebration is over. 3 cups lentils Small jars of chutney, mushroom-vegetable corn- 2 medium cloves garlic, binations and the always minced 1 bay leaf welcome fruitcake are easy to 1 C%) sliced carrot make. They are especially 1 cup Sliced celery thonghtful mush gifts for I CL sliCed Cfl onions hostesses and for older people ¼ cup Chopped *ii3ey who can nibble at their 1 (l0~.ounce) leisure. denied tomato soup, Anj Jar cwg1asthatcan seal mayb used for them ½ cup IveolI ¼ P food gifts. And no fancy OOis chopped W) wrapping Is necessary. Just 2 label with your special Chovy fillets ½ teiepoon beau leaves, message and tie with a bright crushed bow. In large heavy pen, cover WAR CHUTM lentils, with water. Add garlic 1 ($osmce) Clfl Bartlett and syleef.Brh*toboll. Pam %cup dark or goidsit Reduce hut. Cover. Simmer mlnidu or Until raisins dons. Remove bay leaf. ¼ cup dioppd onion Drain. 1 cLove garlic, minced Add en ar onions ondpardey. %oupddsrvinsgar 1 tablespoon lemon jIdCI To make marinade, cem 1 teaspoon salt soup. , lamon juice, 1 teaspoon anchovies and bob. Pour 1 teaspoon dry mustard over vegetables, ¼tocndovss wvi aivae QI1 6 hours or mere, ¼ dirrft occasionally. Deliver by hand; do not ft. Koaps 4 cup rhoppod walnuts Drain pwL Dice, i am up to 4 weeks refrilwator. •. • 'v eou" Taste .. • .. . Has COI .f • . • 001cul ot - • .>'• CHRISTMAS Pubil -. • Roasted Chicken with Rice t)resslng is a delight to the family as well as a compans' dish. — 0 From Gift Around The World ued it A Wednesday, Nov. 21, 97t-9C , - . .— ----•--- -b -— I Chick.. Maadarls With Rice ______ Mimi 96*40-1:0 "Ill-140. bli, -5.--- W. - .5 - �. - - . - .- - • -.. t A. ' . - - - Wodnssday. Nov. 2*, 97 ACROSS • by Chic Youno THE PRICE 09 C<X.D IS 4400 AN OUNCE Prods, Answer to Prsious u T 10 M monifest 20 Tilted 22 Posted on 24 City In Ohio 26 Chinese (O by Mort Walker 21 Mental - component I Feminine 23 of - ones To Lower H Dr. fed 11 am Foontly woo LU pm& my family doctor and I agree that I can MP with those dwomfbds pus up the aid of egrogens. advised to avoid orel1m1M My quolltion is. do MUW all and spicy foods. You will foods and beverages aleolearnthat i i L I Ipoint' 'tI \1 - t maw •7. or oil is I Q (,) , ] ,) 1 6 ~_09 11 10 15 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Itu SW - c° 1 - - - 0 YOU ow - SWE"A 1 - 18 ?I KNITTW - - carriage —— - 12 13 14 16 11 I I - 17 - E20 1 19 22 — - 23 9"FobvNIA V4 tufts us mom ,.— HE'S BEEN HAVING--' I ARCHo IS REGGiE TROUBLE WITH HIS tJP OUR BASEBALL TEAM AGAIN NEXT YEAR c 52 — - LAST NIGHT AT THE NOIL5 - .- 51 56 — 59 IT AROUND ME ' - ..... - - I )' ° For ' EEK & MEEK IM A KA as NMIMS! 1% WK! IM '1 I 0 • • . It-ss I bVAIVermeer SIPIIlAlt AMEE 'V ., • ' I W01,40M IF ISME A PAM3 OP MR I A&MYS KNEW SHE ThOUGHT! SPECIAL ' - ic cot WHAT? - a ___ r () to. bY StilIsI ZM REALLY WORRED" A .!rE;T QMiJG A Ift I.I I KAY,1.,IPY, I%)W WIU. 8ELirl r' ' • I aI W LJRiNe. W A1 ' '6d it-so ' 1 - ___ 10 t - '' wuflOIW _. as oJeyuy(I would beouof The best men on earth" I2I U "You have jumped to a wrong conclu"," said South mildly. saw no cards, but did we a perfect salety play to gurantee my contract once you followed to that tint trump." South had made an unusual sIet p Indeed. If he hid ace r king -°J be uld have uit assumins proper defense b sual FAIT WNT , .... silet. *At#$ 62148 4 too Housini MMIItY iNjiet. Foretl.t..mo,ther.hubos.esone for Mrs. $üpp tOdobo who iapsrsJyed on the lift aids of her body. She lives on the five mods a week brougMtoher bY the Somind Federation for Sonlor Ckhm MealaonWheels program,whlloroachesflghtfor scraps of food left in her kitchen, unused for mon. *013TH 41it $14 42 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South trump fines.. avoided the Weer. NOW the (law had In" to a i bleton would be - L-6 the am of trump would be a sum entry to dummy. South would have time to knock out the ace of clubs, get to dummy with that HJflJTL r' t + , K r •r.:" '- L.. — - rv _ by Sob Thavss V E - - 1! . P LI d WSS MHIN P1W PMPIIt OIP . J116-0SLANISIAKAR A&- it . Soft 0: -. . . .: , - , - : ' .. .• rM + . + + I + +•. . I + . • - . L ..' .. . ... . : ' %' , . .+ -. . . • -• . . • . . . - . - :: Lyman's utility bills and equipment against planned equipment for the new high school, taking Into consideration plans to It" insulaltion and other energy-saving material In the new ge Brid. building which has never been used In a . Seminole school Today While healting, cooling and lighting Lyman cods about Eli per square foot, energy usage at the new school will only coat an estimated 52 cents at today's 2.0 2.0 lB Dear Abby ....................1.0 Horoscope ....................3-B price. Sid Silver, of Silver Associates, .24 10 asM.dtotheboardenergycostacould t. ....................... 7.A be reduced at other district schools Tel.tdeles.....................3-B Urough a federal program now being :3-A : :::::: : : ::::: ::: ::: . . .- Carter press c.af.reace draws •. -. ____ . + - a Seminole's now high school, to be constructed in Lake Mary, will cost taipayers less than half the energy costs per-square-foot of Lyman High School, a savings of up to $1 million over a 10-year period, states a report presented to the school W" Wednesday night. The report, prepared by Silver. Associates of Winter Park, compared • ' ?' On Energy + - - - - • , 0 (3 ash C amIeniepr.csetgonIftkerewin bsa .1cM RadIo FrciIatar. Insignia bearing verses of the Koran. mod if the U.N. Security (7sscit Saturday The 4*ni1r-', today coincided with the The small boys, clad In black, whipped $ r,act15u. Story on Page 5* Iran's Sew (clelge sten if a twoday Fill, maiming for early themselves with flails and chains reaching down wher or lMur1spre.. .iutyrudthitelilwi.BgUglourites tothelrwalda. IMM QAW@d* 47, Mod d Me SMS redlo hr *8 30h day d do U& of bdo a the The girls, covered vp with tiny chimlors, ttsdbonsl dross for women, recited dolgans and Ahags crewi if several I'r#ed thousand men but their chods in SYUthOlIC mourning for the V iay if Ike Amailem uIuy Ceondi chatted hr rr-i'- Ho s4 "grave auui eeabs -' aiuuipu ii*. marts. and women u'-".d aroond the Freedom iMi ,elraIsaMtdavlMm pads sHaij 11Iud ague T'' if if rs Muwisw a1cred in Mu" which was fstmty called the At the U.S. Embassy, a ctngsat if armed 1houuus_u £ Fr $jj MssemtoPerelaaKIngs, wad ofTehrm. WNIU1yIIdiy Ihosduk guards was Increased and modem militants if 11110 hr to aim 011111 ow i$ sU.N AIergebSrifbSyo ad gir1IImd.T ten welded togderplecesifscrap iron andplsgn. soft$ & ,VllgintfewYs.b yosifag.inadth.dunondratlooingroiçs big pipes to build a male but forbidding Jiu-bi if Ike U.N. Security Is sein th*1uuluid dft 1hodrMeedoatwag the grutmwif barricade outside the main entrance if the egpyiii.dwiIkthsuinio. " s*IemMus,vkeen. ldsaif tsomd'Auhsm uurA to the lbs Yesk at time," he pebeeauseoltheirembroldsndbaaisrswd compowid. iliheli Ispeing New øMaMowhoblin1.L .Iatds pr.s Hondiu6 if v-a--.-jj~ so 911111ps ad $-t*i.indpytodaduirssppsst ' ... New School 1* nians March In Gh n ouson TA1I Iron (UP!) __ . '' + gallons," he said. private utility when their rates are "1 feel I m a trustee of the public a reasonable. the port's refusal topay Hickman saidpo money, he added. I don't want to squander their money like this. I feel the is an "example of the power of governmentto ride roughshodover uv little bills are way out of line. Sid Vibilen, a county commissioner man." • ' risi4jy a.aretaryi • -WT.K,Nvas . WI • • und a ra-•: •• / . L... r . S?*I :. -- '- I . % living In filth. than d"Wdl11( aid for I apartment, the roaches and flies running up and he will ' 0 $LtickasuI saW abs has WW on soverall occasions to down the w&U the refrigerator codelnin only a Gross for do ussualww"dodslislawpol B Mrs. ut package if pork rind and a few onions amidst mold move Mrs. SlriCeon into a nursing horn.. flpdivldsals w1 abarInlag and chan ged their minds and kusdi. a relative always ihtIllwsa kuatto o the hospital a 'kpa'a "Sorvi vii is a real thing for Frieda, she's on the when a bed become available, preventing HRS from f.1.d m,&el eke of survivft. She's slowly dolorlorAft, Id* any adion, Green saw Th"bWWN=dW==N*h@WW4NM Both Green and Kii said they never contacted physically and ne'4aUy," said Knight. jin '— been Hay Ares Horn. Health Service because the Bet his the rspruentative. of the other •"'keen ' In1 dly4uud had deteriorated to the point wher, a ganizations and agencies Involved with aiding " or 'L. MT1i,gj year dot •_71t sEen "with ahonls" would ha,. M'p'n,h.isyshisaguscyIsdslngaIlitcais maser I ____the W lu been nscsuu, and the Job would have bees for her, snaking sure abs gets five meals a week and we a — ' 1w the coaunwllty service orV'#"n ref.ing problems to ether agencies, whose refused H 'Dirsd 'if IrW and gr up o said a let a spehuwernus for the spokii,q In turn saythey are doing thair Joint and ''Iervlcss Sally Green ncaMda ptsr vd have been slat to Mrs. Binp. con do no more. se - riPL I. pert hoerd csnnsctjons (ERCS), Deigner soid. 'You mean UI, port Is going to sit bar. per day the (s XRC sto35O on Its dead fanny for eternity?",VlhIan idilweter use. asked. gajkmsper day, Dolgnersaid. He added that the two of the three For the port administration building, .he utility is charging for 5 ERCa, largest utilities ln the county are about DoIgner mid. 'This amounts to 1,750 100 percent more expensive and the third, the c ySanford,WO charge gallonsperday. But I heckedback over our past bills about the same. "How' in the world can you argue with from Lake Monroe Utility Corp. and our he asked. Why fight a struggling that., daily consumption Is 151 average a -- S SPIDER-MAN ...'•.. .. i aiaisiit.tjen ____, the parties "as far apart as we were money for plant expansion when the when we started," DoIgner said he does plants capacity is used up?" DoIgner not think they have exhausted the asked. "Yes," Vihien said. possibilities for settilngthe dispute out of "Then it's not reservation," Doigner court. IU buic area of contention involves replied. "We'lt promise not to use mare," said charges for equivalent residential Is — seven of trumis, discard g losing diamond on the mmil club and M*& Initeed of 11. lii to t, ___ — — .l Frieda Simpson's roach-infested kitchen has apparently gone unused for months, Services officials for a nursing home bed for Songnok wes needed djawhore in am state. The loft say they we now son's home as soon as one was requested. She &Mod Mrs. SlmØun, and they expect to be able to move the agency would even provide a nurse if a poeltiam was simply eliminated, and all persons her within a few days. physician requested it. the service were left wlthoi* It. SWord Housing Authority Director Tom Wilson It Is not known how long members of the Visiting When Housing Authority workers made their said yesterday us extennientor will be working on Nurses Association knew of the conditions. The quarter on of Mrs. SIm 's apartment an apsirtment " am " a place can be found for organimUon failed to return phone calls from a in August,, fit was in doced condition, Wilson Mrs. Simpson to May until "4!'We worker, reporter. claim". insecticide. spray owy niche cc ft dwelft Housing Authority and HRS spokesmen said an 'Ind apartment halt gone down, down, down," sad Wilm, CaWng am conditions discovered on sit And a ophosmallt(w the Say Arm Home Health MrL Simpson had to do for add was contaict them. to Service esys a de"ig team soon will be _11—" "She has a phone, doesn't she?" was the comment ,j,'r," of several soc but no me wer ntifled the assigned Mrs. Simpson has no phone. It is difficult for her orga'u"an that a problem .siM.t even to move into her wheel chair unaided, saId October 30 by the VIsating Nurse. Association of Volunteers and employees of several Orwille o.c.oia and Semlnoie caimties said Knight, adding she has been found on the floor organIzation. which help the aged and needy have a ' several times by Meals on Wheels volunteers. . j-w. iws Andy plight, known about Mrs. Mrs. Simpson Immediately began receiving one Knight mid Mrs. Simpson, who gives her age as monW Many of them have suddonly =MW b" mW a ft" days a week ftom the Federation, "over fifty,' apparently by or 30 years, is suf. action over the peat two days, apparently thwka to sad Y*i4, adding he c.11.d . He fering s. ps.'ilng by Sisrlfl's Deputy Ed Sdsurto"us, a mom the first stages of senility, and no longer a from s SIII1IOle Health De Mgbodty ca re ber recut events. v dwAm d1ndor of the Seminole Fedweltion, mom to Irlorm them at the skoluou. Knight and othm my they have dditionelly, vidlod hello an Tuesday. ft Wilson said he &A heard about ft Aw"y been unable to resch Mrs. Sim Is relatives to of the P ghk an Tuesday, who a hoolth dnwt- discuss her current, problems. ftsdi;man seld he bed assis only ON I mat switaterlan happened to mention the Uft in won conditim dwft the time he has WL He has W&rnd altuntim to a Housing Authority admiWstrator. He Frieda Simpson Just keeps saying she's fine, flj - asking only for a plug of have either aii.i UI. )CII144 may nare ILl Li tobacco. She seems oblivious to the filth In her office or simply asked for an exterminator, rather rs. Mmpm We o . ths. State Health . asw, ICOSPIO ('IWlur. 23) The gam. was rubber orke4 up the eoutaet. Yes IM WW rWM OP with In Can be aw^ b a pddm He MW a CM of JACWV taft Wh" YW2 be 111111111111f 111111111111111011YO ON Of *IlIft the MW of V llaAOMM4 1W It*. Isd ft olm at MM(Nwnh 24#2 19) dft NA $~-Im &ft bd Be careful today - Ulm ilisek awn" followed W.woo Aa 44 Rn%0 tsr 4ta someon. doom I psesuido Station, Now York, N.Y. you to do something net in What let. . 1XtPj __ '1 . h me FlANK AND I RN 1ST + FrIedi -Wti your ithics,.were as 1y net to tabs hayou're c" N* mmv 0"'Moo. - -"-----' She has in bed for most of the day,alone in a filth. filled apartment. Her kitchen drawers and cabinets arefilied only with ro.ch.swdother Insects, her, refrigerator with slime d mold. - "Then we're using 9 ERCs but being Although the meeting Wednesday Left forced into reserving 22 Is this escrow from the system, Hickman said. HareM Stiff Writer + rou-4 717his type of fee is typically made when the capacity will be there when you need ByDAVWILRAZLER 41 • NOHflI "Ibe money stays there," he said. a new demand is added or subtracted it." + . about four years, according to Dennis Doigner, port administrator. He said the "It's money in escrow, If you will. You utility is billing the port $21,734 In "aid-to- can argue with the actual water flow plant-capacity" fees, while the port feels figures. But the port has yet to crank up to its full potential. Ite fee guarantees it owes only $3,546. Of Elderly, Paralyzed Woman glored and sputtered maw" + . • . . "*raw PtI1N by Tom Nitii many t Imes she Is even unable to make It Into her wheel chair without failing. Frieda Simpson lies In her bed In her Sanford Housing Authority apartment. Meals on Wheels volunteers say IN' ___ % + -• But reprosentoitivits of ;pverrtment and ISth up, retburthun 1.11711 15105 VUIOO(A14.2$4*. 23) In 1 oft PM 11'in PM 4IV AQUNIM (Jus. IW& 11418 b" to dod With Pass Pass Pose 19) us is ene if those days or rmo you Out. Doing WW Wag ISM cow P1 boboss wft &=Me may OPftiq Is"* K Mown out of 0ff dyouu.sthiiLpitg IIA (1* D. 2*) in a saims wt. iimi, Nerm* YSS'fe istremely iiwpiuMj,s, but today you hock off rac Fib $Muth$ c.d bes trifle Icm to -1 ' : - - BUGS BUNNY . the pituitary gland un- calliti to that. And if you derneath the brain - and have the time and inclination, Thursday, November 29, 1979 various endocrine organs sa you gradually build up and Improve your physical WnIdeals. You won't like the end Regardess of the ream, dition, you could add other November21,IM Heor.bemayd..oagala oicsrtothuswhocandoyou today. FInSO1W1Ia1 favorsthen you irstothoie lies ahead for you In the year who cant' following your birthday by CANCZR(JwieZl'Jaty2*) sumling for your copy of Goskyoubopetodialistofty ddab you Ifyos'retoo Aetro.OrupbLetter. Mail $1 intimidated by ad"my Ast"rspb, Box for am* to Radlo Cky Stadon, N.Y. 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This coming year you are results, there are many different forms of exercise, inc1udIn Udy to enjoy more suCcess TAURUS (April 2-May 20) mwhuWm OW can cam Anngth training ourcim a Is an t or W in YOW in weight lifting. orkini am mud in en ventures requiring your appropriate substitute for to kick off your b* cooft yoarm cles us . helps to be modallsmL of haM work today. Little will creative touch. Put your One then is malataln their size. That imagination to woethy uses. acocP4''id wiles. you're 4k7 1100& Youwould be well helps prevent obesity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2* prepared to Pat faith the by Howls, Schneider A=yHook I. • I 'V HOROSCOPE KNATKIND H LAgNip - .•--•:- brain and who we need to Many women do begin to lose body Ink the L .....A.# pin weight and get over48 49 150 1 causes Most ofchaftea In 90- b*- weight at the menopause our bW 1088 Is p1hase which has something to 54 ftw*ftskin so hot flub" do with the term middle-god — — — — increase the blood flow spread. 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"We've heard this baloney long enough. We're going ahead with the lawsuit," said Dr. J.W. Hickman, president of the utility and majority stockholder. Hickman said the issue has already been the subject of day-long pubUc hearings before the PSC and the PSC has ruled that the utilities charges are fair SID VIIIILEN JR. and legal. utilities spokesman H said he would sue the Port of Sanford for the money owed plus Interest when the private utility company was approved and former Port of Sanford and legal fees. "We'll not continue to take their ex- board member, presented Lake Monroe Utility Corporation's opinion to the port cuses. Enough is enough," he said. Lake Monroe Utility Corp. provides the board. "It (the fee) is a plant capacity port's live buildings with water and reservation," ViWen emphasized in his sewer service. - a,. Port By DUNE PE YK -. 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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>, September 13, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3f039b6bfd8da0acd6a5d68a4e31bf99.pdf e291e33b2bd482f9d37e331214141298 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 276—Sunday, July 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481280)—Price 25 Cents P rincipals On Drug Crackdown: Reaction Is Mixed TOP QUALITY King Koil Beautiful Quilted BEDDING at these LOW PRICES! TWIN SIZE FULL SIZE KING SIZE QUEEN SIZE 95 34:: s49 $4'. $10 E V Pc. Sold in Sets Only. 1399 99 4 1 COMP@r*at$549 Compare at $6" MATCHING LOVES EAT AVAILABLE. QUEEN SOFA/SLEEPER • SOFA 5347 1257 S LOVESEAT 1197 S 1137 A Sanford man saved his money and possibly his life when he escaped from two would-be robbers with a little quick thinking and a heavy foot on the gas. 5 PIECE—CONTEMPORARY DINETT - • 18" Leaf • Wood Grain Formica Top • Double Thick Edging for Extra Support + • Double Chrome Pedestal said he was approached by • Heavy Duty Supported Vinyl • Chrome Bases with Rollers Lake $349 JOE VISA I'. (Jq _____ - r' .2 a.' I :r Heraid Photo by Torn . ' Luke Mat'y tity Ianagei I'liul k(IIl)es suimil i'eti'aitl (fiat t)('t'ahise YOU CUll drive ilowit almost any street in Lake Mat- v and 1111(1 junked ears lie plans to begin 11forcing a City ordiliallee to gel rill 4)i them. Perhaps the citv %Vill ht -gill With this hea ut y parked for some time he Ii imid (it(- Lake ke Ia ry Fire I )ep,i it milent. CLASSIC - f E TRUCK? CARRASCO Irst v F* By BRAD PLJRDOM fl 'r ' Nulty described the two men as being about 20 years of age, of medium build and height. One man was wearing a white jacket, he said—SHARON 11 - -- . . ' ' - - -. r I. - '+ + + ". . •+ ' '-. Then "There aft a thoumuid and Case has ti focused on public image his H I priority, o0 taking o ver ulbert just two montlLs before the start of the season. HulbeiVs services were terminated Friday after a 16-year stint with the company, . GORDON HULBERT ... 16 years service Orlando-Seminole grew from a "Jai-alai has been getting so $3(X),000-per year operation to a miruch adverse publicity from $1.25 million per annum alleged game-fixing that many business. fails forget the problems are Just one week ago at a news centered in Connecticut, and conference, Hulbert cornthat they have yet to produce a mented that he was proud of the single conviction," he said. fact that the Orlando-Seminole "We want our fans to be fronton ranked third jn the state comfortable here just like they in profit despite having a lesser had than many Mrs. Elizabeth Calder, Heinsley-Spears real estate Calder's widow, made the firm headquartered in New change official Friday when York, Holiday Inn Co. as area Case hand-delivered a letter of representative for franchise the council, "and I have not that the council "should have it. -toIatton of your oath of office." termination to Hulbert. holders, and for the Conchanged my opinion of it." seconded tiat motion. 'That Mark said it was not necj Terry responded ded that Mrs. Hulbert'sfirstsixyearsatthe solidated Inn motel chain in Mrs. Southward objected to would have been an absolute cessary to have the money 1)111 Southward was "entirely wrong fronton were as comptroller, Daytona Beach as director of the project because she said it guarantee of a Water line in an escrow account because and completely out of order. and (tie last 10 as general operations. would be the "least tax- completely free of charge to the the developer was legally bound Mayor Sorenson then said he iiiiiiiager. Hulbert was also He went to work for Mrs. oroducing" use of the land, city." b the letter in slucti lit' didn't think Mrs Southward vice-president and secretary of Calder last January as general which she said was on "the Kulbes said that the city has a promised to ni' the lull was "entirely wrong, but that the corporation. , manager of the Big Bend itmuuiit. 'owing edge of our city." loan application for $959,100 Under Hulbert 's direction, fronton, she was out of order," She said the devrlopment pending with which to make Mrs. Suuthwai'd said she tild The hunter's I'ark I would not "set the tone" that a that same utility extension. If —U t think the development development will be located on 0 Planned Unit Development the city receives that loan %%ould ever be built anyway, the east side of Rinehart Road should. According to Mrs. before the developer extends and that by putting the niuney directly across from Stromu 0 Southward, a P.U.D. should be the line, Kullxs said, the city in escrow the city would be berg-Carlson in Lake Mary. Its an innovative, aesthetically will have to pay for the ex- certain of receiving at least one developer, Leo Trepanier, 1806 pleasing housing development. tension. lie said the extension -- goody" Iroin the deal. Madera Ave., Sanford, said the Hunter's Park, site said, will could iwt wait for the developer development will eventually After the late night switch "standard Lookie-cutter because it would probably be ' r ' is. Southward accused he eded in the area before the subdivision. i .t, .i acres. The average value of Sorenson said he agreed with developer was ready to extend .t11ow (11100 i mmnix.rs each twine he said will be Mrs. Southward. MIAMI tUI'lj Circuit also permitted inside the about $600 "What I see is that WU are not According to 'Irepanier, there Judge Edward Cowart today courtroom. • Development Bun ae ' A FRANCIS -, switches vote " ne , . ... ' Councilmen Harry Terry and reconsider the site plan about 11 ro" were in attendance earlier were where I feel it is essential we still at the meeting. The second start off on a good foot" he Mark asked the council to vote found only Southward said. "This II.I.I.D. is our wrong voting against the new foot." development. Sorenson did not The Hunter's Park developer vote because there was no tie had earlier sent the city a letter this time around. promising to pay the entire cost According to City Manager of an extension of the city's Pail Kuibes, preliminary ap- water and sewage line to the proval for Hunter's Park was site. According to Kulbes, the given about two years ago. cost of that e4ensiun Will be Since that time, he ald. Ltie almost $96O000' council and the developer have Mrs. Southward moved that been trying to reach agreement the council make its approval on numerous differences. cuntingentwm the receipt of that Mrs. Southward has been the money in an escrow account to developments- mutajor opponent insure the developer's "good since its inception, faith." The imuotion died for lack '1 voted 4gainst this project of a second. when it first came up,' she told Kulbes said after the mucetuig "It By JIM UAYNES herald Sports Editor Jack Case's first day on the job was a full one Saturday as he' replaced Gordon Hulbert as generalitb, r at the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai fronton. been anticipated for almost two 54 and a bachelor, is a years, since the death of fronton native of 'Chattanooga, Tenn. Case' owner Stephen Calder. and formerly worked for the Housing Cliff Nelson had voted for finial site approval. Mayor Walter p.m. Only two of the ap- going to wind up with a good mittely 25 citizens who quality development in an area Sorenson had then broken the deadlock by voting against the In comparison, 115 students were suspended for drug possession; 36 students for alcohol, and 98 students for smoking cigarettes for the 1977-78 school year, Ray said. A • I ' + +- R Breaking down those figures further, there were 142 suspension for drug possession, 61 suspensions for alcohol possession and 74 suspensions for smoking cigarettes on campus during the 1978-79 school year, Ray said. one thIngs to do beture we open Sept. 7, but I can't think of any one factor more briportan t than letting people In Central Florida know that this is their '4 , - V., The man armed with the gun fired at Nulty twice. One bullet struck the car window and ricocheted off, Controversia ill"Alm 01 p V0 t V , • ' 1 ______ 414 process, he was cut on the left arm b the kiti e, owever he said th cut h was not serious. A Herald Staff Writer In a move late Thursday night, a Lake Mary city councilman changed his vote on a controversial new housing development, thereby changing the council's earlier denial of the development's final site approval. After voting to deny final approval for the Hunter's Park development earlier in the evening, Councilman Francis Mark said he had changed his mind, saying his vote had been a -mistake." Mark had earlier voted with Councilman Pat Southward against the development. . ,_______ I -. S Compare & Save - F _____ Nulty said he stomped down on the gas pedal to Nulty, assistant manager of Bahama Joe's Lobster House on 2508 S. French Ave., said he had just driven up to the night box to make deposit for the Sanford restaurant when two men appeared from behind the bank, -' -L1 ' - -- couldn't be opened," One man was armed with a switch blade knife while the other carried a bandgun, Nulty said. The pair 4 Swivel Chairs 2, LOt Phc James Nulty, 24, of 104 Mayfair Circle, Sanford, • - The instruction to draft a more stringent policy was revonunended by school board member Pat Telson in an effort to keep school campuses as "drug-free as possible." "I would like some clout so those students - whether elementary, middle school or high school - are at school in a condition to learn," Mrs. Telson said. In the 1978-79 school, there were approximately 1,862 students who were suspended in Seminole County for a total of 8,334.5 days, Ray said. In comparison, 1,575 students were suspended for a total of 6,736.5 days in 19778 school year, he said. Suspensions above stem from a variety of reasons, front misconduct and fighting to possession of alcohol and marijuana, Hay said. Case Named Fron ton GM: Hulbert Out _ 010 came up to Nulty's window on the driver's side and pointed their weapons at him, he told police. ,, At first I didn't realize ii Y what was going 0fl1" Nulty said this morning. "They had jammed the box it two armed men about 1:40 a.m. Saturday u the parking lot of the Atlantic Motor Bank on 1601 French Ave., according to Sanford police 42" Round Table k' the Innocent In sLaiidcr," Blackheare said. lie agreed that no two cases arc alike and each must Lx investigated thoroughly before disciplinary action i taken Iilackslicar'c didn t believe suspending a knosn user ut dealer is the ans er. 'It you sctI(I tutu hoitic, you're only giving hint more (1111C to get organized. Patrick Zetili, principal of l'uska%% lila Middle School, said all) student ('aught in possession of drugs on campus atitoiiiatit'allv should be suspended. Those students taught selling (hugs should be expelled, he said. e shouldn't have any first offenders automatically up for expulsion because of the variety of cases and circumstances." Zeuli said. "But somewhere the problem has to be stopped." I )iuk Evans, principal of Lake Howell High School, said the penalty shtuithi be more severe, but how mUCh inure lie uouldti't say. School officials need to devote ''quite a bit of studs' in that direction," Evans said. ..There is quite a bit of use of marijuana in the schools and apparently the penalty isn't strong enough." lts CHAIR LOOSE PILLOW BACK AND SEAT With all durable hard oak frames and zip-off cushion covers lei l J'Al k I Recently, the school board directed Seminole County Superintendent of Schools William Layer and Ralph Hay, administrative assistant, to draft a ne policy to discourage students from bringing any controlled sot). stance to school. The draft is expected to be ready for presentation to the school board by the end of July, Layer indicated. Although policies vary from school, ti, school, a student normally is suspended for three to five days for his first offense, five to 10 days for subsequent offenses, Ray said. "But if we suspect lie is selling drugs, we recommend him to the school board for expulsion," Hay said. Students who are suspended for more than eight days, however, are in effect being punished twice. "If a student has more than eight unexcused absences, he will lose credit for the entire year," Ray said. In response to the Evening Herald's phone 1)011, Ed Blacksheare, principal of Croonis High School, said he favors a policy amendment that would deal more severely with the "chronic pushers" on campus. "These people who are chronic offenders, people who are pushers, should be dealt with more stringently than Sanford Man H its The Gas, Eludes Band* CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM Top Qualify Beautiful Center Quilted Polished Cotton Flora Is With Contrasting Welts. TRADITIONAL QUEEN SOFA or SOFA/SLEEPER -1 By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Seminole County principals don't all agree more stringent penalties should be instituted as a deterrent for students caught with drugs on campus. They do agree, however, that discretion must play a key role in deciding what to do in every individual offense. "I really think the present policy is enough," said Dan Pelham. DrinciDal of Sanford Middle School, in response to a poll of Principals by the Evening Herald. "If you find drugs on a student, you notify the parents and appropriate authorities and immediately suspend him," Peihum said. "Or, if he Is dealing drugs, you put the case before the school board for expulsion. I don't know what else you can do besides hang him." Pelham, who says the drug problem is not "rampant" at the middle school, says every case should be judged individually and not disciplined strictly by the student code. "We had a case where a sixth grader found a bottle of marijuana seeds on the way to school and brought It to the office," Pelham said. "If you technically follow the policy, I would have to suspend her." Series Starts Toda American women. y What drives women to (Irmmuk? how do male and female alcoholics differ? What can he (lone to help? These and oilier questions will he answered In a three-part series beginning today on the Ourselves page. Today AroundmeClock .........4A Bridge ----------68 church Pages .........4, SB Comics ..................68 - - ----IA Editorial hear Abb) ------211 horoscope Hospital . (IUIISEINE.S Spurts bli -----3A .+ 148 7'9% ill Weather -------2% - is little actual difference bet- denied defense requests to television camera lie told Miss Good she would ween a Planned Unit remove a U the cameras, and .D. and a fromthe courtroom and to get Development i P.U,i U I ) t he murdert rial nori nal subdivisi ii "I'liere are certa ' m restric- 11heodure Bundy, charged with tomed to late hours. She ia ntu.-..I a #I " the murder of two Honda State complained " " 'i" " " hue said, He cited the anww)t of "green space" required by 1'.U.1). zoning as an example. Mrs. Southward cited the amount of "green apace" planned for Hunter's Park one of tier major objections. She said the zoning law required that 25 percent of a P.U.D.'S acreage be left fur use as parks or playgrounds. For Hunter's Park that would mean 20 acres. Only 13,2 acres are set aside in the final plan which the council approved Thursday night, however, ', " University coeds. Defense attorney Margaret (kind argued that Bundy" right to a fair hearing in other jurisdictions would be jeopardlied if his trial is televized. A ruling by the Florida Supreme Court permits one caniera to imuonitor the proceedings, which are being broadcast by TV stations across the country. - tewn has been sleeping only five hours it night because Ccwiirt starts court early and adjourns late. The judge said he intends to convene sessions at 9 a.m, beginning Monday and quit each day around 6 p.m. Neither spectators nor reporters will be Permitted to leave or enter the cuurtruumis until scheduled "These cameras make nie recess every 90 minutes. exceedingly nervous, especially "Every minute you've been the still caumnera," said Miss here, I've been liege and I'm Good, gesturing toward a fresh as a daisy," Cowart told nwwsnauwr Mi'. :i r-nr------rr rtxiol nhutuL'rnnher I + -a p �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, July I, 19: — WORLD 1 IN BRIEF Adviser Tells Carter To Blame OPEC As 'Enemy' WASHINGTON I UPI) — A chief adviser to President Carter has urged him to blame the foreign oil cartel as "a clear enemy" for the nation's energy and inflation problems in order to lesson some of the "political damage" to his presidency, it was disclosed today. Carter's chief domestic policy adviser, Stuart Eizenstat, warned the president in a memorandum the energy situation is eroding his credibility and mobilizing political opposition just as the Vietnam War plagued his predecessors. "I do not need to Jetail for you the political damage we are suffering from all this," Eizenstat wrote. "It is perhaps sufficient to say that nothing has occurred in the administration to date — not the Soviet agreement on the Middle East, not the Lance matter, not the Panama Canal treaties, not the defeat of several major domestic legislative prupusals, not the sparring with Kennedy, and not even double-digit inflation—have added so much water to our ship. "Nothing has so frustrated, confused, angered the American people - or so targeted their distress at you personally, as opposed to your advisers, or Congress, or outside interests. - - - BySIIARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Two Sanford men were arrested by local police Saturday morning just hours after they allegedly burglarled a Sanford supermarket, according to the Sanford Police Department. Arvester Junior Holley, 22, of 1500 Roosevelt Ave., and Kenneth Hay Spangler, 19, of 1223 Lincoln Court, both of Sanford, were charged with armed burglary and grand theft. The men were transported to the Seminole County Jail and placed on bond of $10,500. The men were charged with armed burglary because they had armed themselves by stealing a .357 magnum revolver from the supermarket, Sanford police say. According to Sanford police, the men gained access to Richard's Supermarket on 1506 W. 13 St. by knocking a large hole in a concrete wall. Once inside, the pair stole beer, cigarettes, knives, assorted meats, a .357 magnum revolver and a cash register. The incident occurred sometime between 3 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. this morning, police said. Witnesses notified authorities and told police where the pair had taken the property. Sanford police led by Det. Ray Bronson were routed to Spangler's address and received permission from the owner of the house to search the premises. Police arrested flolley and a police spokesman said they found Spangler hiding in the attic. All the missing property was recovered from the home, police said. Action Reports * Fires * A. William Thacker, Jr., has Joined the management staff of the Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc. as education coordinator. Announcement of the recent appointment was made by Alan E. Rozon, elecutive director of the Central Florida Zoological Park in Sanford, which is owned and operated by the society. Thacker is a former resident of Clermont, Flu., and graduated from the University of Florida in 1969 with a Bachelor in Science degree in zoology. He has traveled worldwide and mainLained his own collection of animal.,since childhood. Thacker assisted a National Geographic camera crew in the Filming of a documentary titled "The Amnazonluns" and acted as script consultant for a Canadian TV filming crew which produced the educational film "Painted Faces." In 1973, he acted as script consultant for . retle ptq4 a, M ediiavtstons production &! "The Untamed World." This led him to host a children's animal program titled "'I'hacker's World," shown in Canada and Europe. At the conclusion of his involvement with Canadian television, Thacker took a job as science teacher in u private school in Jacksonville. Another opportunity developed while he resided in Jacksonville; working with the creative staff of WILy, a local public broadcasting station, he Police Seek Bus Drivers BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Provincial police searched northeast Thailand Saturday for drivers f two school buses that struck a parked logging truck in a smashup that killed 27 people, including 22 students. Both drivers fled the scene. The first of three buses carrying nearly 300 students to an outing at a national park smashed into the logging truck parked on the highway, police said. The second bus ranuned into the wreckage and both buses overturned. The accident, one of the worst of the year In Thailand, brought newspaper editorials in Thai necspapers demanding better highway safety and tougher enforcement of traffic laws. 'lv assisted in the production of "Animal Friends." After leaving Jacksonville, Thacker attended the University of Central Florida, where he received his teaching certificate in June of 1979. As head of the Zoo's education program,, Thacker will be assisted by Miss Barbara Mahoney of Sanford. Both employees make up the fulltime staff of the education coordinator's office at the Central Florida Zoo. Thi' education staff is preparing an informative booklet for distribution throughout Central Florida schools prior to the school year beginning in September. The staff's main effort will be in providing up-to-date facts to teachers concerned with the zoo, animal wildlife, conservation of natural resources, the environment, and entertaining as well as educational aspects of a visit to the zoo. The zoo's outreach program will be reactIvated next school year to provide audiences a glimpse of zoo animals and other wildlife. The education office also augments the zoo's speakers bureau. lit August, an outdoor classroom will be constructed. Also in August, a one-week training program will be conducted at the zoo to provide volunteer zoo guides with the knowledge to inform organized groups of visitors about the zoo's captive wildlife and its role in our environment. Diesel Car Gets 110 mpg Arafat Meets With Leaders VIENNA, Austria (UP!) — PLO leader Yasser Arafat, on a surprise visit to discuss Middle East developments, met Saturday with Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, currently chairman of the Socialist International. There had been no prior announcement that the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization would visit this nonaligned nation. But Kreisky, also prominent in the Socia!ist International, has made several fact-finding missions to the Middle East and has frequently said any solution to Middle East problems must be acceptable to the Palestinians. PLO spokesman Mahmoud t.ahadl, who has accompanied Arafat, said that the consultations would venter on Middle East problems. Asked if the PLO was ready to talk to the United States, Lahadi said it was up to %ashlngton to take the initiative. COCOA, Flu. (UPI) — The Shetley turbo-diesel experimental car got the equivalent of 110.6 miles a gallon in a test run on rollers Friday at Brevard Community College. It was a "great day for America," said Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., who Friday "drove" the cur, which had its rear wheels placed on rollers to simulate road conditions much as is done for the EPA tests. "1 went through all five gears, took it up into fifth gear, and ran it for 20 minutes or so until it ran out of fuel," Nelson said. "It did 27.65 miles on one quart of fuel. That's the equivalent of 110.6 aides per gallon," he added. The modified Mercury Capri, .S. Refugees En Route To U.S.- BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — A plane carrying 199 Indochinese refugees took off Saturday en route to new homes in the United States, a U.S. refugee official said. They included 36 Laotian bill tribe people, 54 Cambodians, 53 Laotians, 53 boat people and three LaotianVietnamese. Over 2,700 Indochinese refugees were shipped from Thailand for resettlement in the United States Last month and a somewhat higher number are expected to be transported next month, the official said. designed by Michael Shetley after he broke off his partnership with engineer Ralph Moody, is powered by a Perkins industrial diesel engine that has been redesigned and modified for automobile use. "We're going to try to make it do the 100 mpg figure. It's a brand new engine," Shetley said after the demonstration. "We're going to show em (OPEC) what the American will Is." Nelson said he'll drive the car around Washington Tuesday when Shetley brings it up to show it off to Congress. "We are going to let congressmen drive it around Washington," he said, adding the car would be at the Capitol steps beginning at 9 a in. Tuesday. WEATHER U.S., China Sign Pact 9 a.m. readings: ternperature, 77; overnight lows, II; yesterday's high, 94; barometric pressure, 30.17; relative humidity, 97 percent; winds, NE at 7 mph. Variable cloudiness through Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs is the low 91s. Laws In the 71L Winds variable 10 miles per hour or less. Rain probability SI petcent during the afternoon and evening hours. SUNDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high, 7:09 n.m., 7:42 p.m.; low, 1:01 n.m., 1:03 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 7:01 a.m.. 7:34 p.m.; low, 12:52 a.m., PEKING (UPI) - China and the United States signed a basic trade agreement Saturday and U.S. Embassy officials said if it is approved by Congress it may double the flow of goods between the two countries. The pact, which grants China most-favored-nation status in commerce with America was signed in a ceremony in the Great hail of the People at the edge of Peking's lien An Men Square. (USPI 401.210) Sunday, July 8, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 276 Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by TheSanford Herald. Inc., 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fla, 33771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 Home Delivery; Week. 71 cents; Month, $3.31; OMonths. $11.50; Year, $30.00. By Mail: Week. IS cents; Month $J 00; 0 Months, $20.00; Year, 51 0 00. i 4 Courts * Police Beat - CAR THEFT Someone jimnm.ed open a car trunk in a Sanford alley and made off with more than $2,000 in cash and checks, according to Sanford police, Joe Watkin, 38, of 2122 Dixieway, Sanford, said the incident occurred sometime between I a.m. and 5:15 a.m. Saturday tiile his car was parked in an alley west of 509 E. 7th St. Watkins, who is self-employed, said burglars stole his brown briefcase which contained $1,200 in cash; $900 in checks; $200 in rolled quarters; $50 in rolled dimes, $20 in roiled nickels. A Smith and Wesson 32 caliber handgun was also taken. CIVILSUIT John I. Winterton issuing Bob Dance Dodge, Inc. for failure to replace what he maintains is a defective automobile he purchased . -. ,- Carter Designing Policy For Remainder Of Century says. THURMONT Md. (UPI) President Carter Friday began a secretive domestic policy review designed, one aide told reporters, to guide America for the remainder of the century." The White House disclosed Carter had canceled a weekend public appearance and will remain secluded at Camp David "well into next week," conducting a According to federal statutes, Winterton 'lainis, he is entitled three times the amount of actural damages or $1,500 whichever is greater, pl us attorney fees and costs. •fOJS TAKES Garden tools valued at $250 were taken from the fenced Yard of S illie If. Fisher at 100 Scott Drive, Sanford police said. Police said the tools were believed to have been stolen sometime between Sunday and Tuesday. sweeping review of economic and energy problems with unidentified advisers and eight state governors who arrived Friday evening. Late Friday, two television network correspondents told fellow White House reporters a top White House aide telephoned them from Camp David to say Carter Is making policy "that will shape the direction of our society for the remainder of the century." Poll Shows Kennedy Even The poll of 750 people in 10 Southern states clearly revealed that the South, the last bastion of President Carter's support in the country, had been broken. The poll was conducted between April 13-21 by the Altanta-based Darden Research Corp., the polling firm which correctly predicted Carter's Florida primary win in 1976. Army After Dropouts Again WASHINGTON (UP!) The Army is again recruiting 17-year-old high school dropouts to try to overcome a - Port Canaveral: high, 7:54 n.m., 8:25 p.m.; low, 1:41 n.m., 1:46 p.m. Bayport: high, 2:0 n.m., 1:20 p.m.; low, 7:43 n.m., 5:4* p.m Boathtg Forecast: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Winds variable mostly From the east around 10 knots through Sunday. Seas 24o.3 feet. Winds and seas higher near a few thundershowers. . - manpower shortage of more than 15,000 soldiers. "The change, effective immediately, will assist Army Recruiting Command in meeting fiscal 1979 active Instrength," the Army announced Friday. A spokesman said that so far this fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, the Army is more than 15,000 short of active- duty personnel. Runaway Boxcar Injures 36 BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. (UP!) The last car of a freight train broke loose Friday and rolled 25 miles before smashing Into the rear of a tourist train. Thirty-two of the 76 passengers were injured, none seriously. State police said the passenger train's engineer tried to speed up to avoid a collision, but couldn't outrace the - runaway boxcar. dIV ii;iw iiIimgiIermiIaJi I lell.l Joan lalkowski (foreground) and Laura heuser. IJILUFrII "The train literally could not get up enough steam to get out 'of the way," said the state trooper Dennis ousineau. . Gas Situation Improves Look what ' By United Press International The gas supply situation was better this weekend and there are signs Americans are learning to live with less gasoline, but underlying the good news are reminders that the fuel crisis is far from over. In interviews with UPI, members of Congress said Friday they will be working in the coming week on legislation to bring mandatory conservation, as well as a possible new approach to gasoline rationing for emergencies. The nation's car dealers, concerned about slumping auto sales, have joined the oil industry In asking President Carter to scrap the gas allocation system. s cooking at John Knox V1*11affe We've concocted a collection of over 300 recipes from residents' own kitchens across the country to make up this 192-page cookbook. Everything from soup to nuts... traditional to original.., country cookin' to gourmet cuisine. Visit the '¼ Information Center soon and pick up your free cookbook while quantities last. Fires Blamed On Sailor NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — A sailor has been taken into custody on suspicion of starting the latest in a recent rash of 26 suspicious fires on six ships of the Navy's Atlantic Fleet. Several other suspects are being sought. Navy officials announced Friday an unidentified sailor was taken into custody for the most recent fire, a raging blaze aboard the assault ship Iwo Jima that caused $1.5 million in damage this week. Five sailors were slightly injured in battling the fire, which occurred just two weeks after the ship was hit with three other suspicious fires that caused minor damage and no injuries. fig 000K800K .05 Sunday Fugitive Killed In Shoo tout This COOKEVILLE, Tern (UP!) — Billy Dean Anderson, described as a notorious "mountain man" and one of the FBI's ten most wanted fugitives, was killed early Saturday In a shootout with FBI agents in Fentress County, the FBI reported. Anderson, 35, was killed by agents when he attempted to shoot at them, according to William J. Beavers, special agent in charge of the Memphis division of the FBI. He was being sought on charges of unlawful flight, attempted first-degree murder, armed robbery and other charges. He was placed on the FBI's top ten fugitive list on Jan. 21, 1975. special free cookbook offer -- good quantities last is exclusively for persons 02 and Over. Open Daily 9-5 1-5 and by appointment while John Knox V&Qem of Central FbH& ------------------------------------------- 1:15 p.m. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., South and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan would also beat Carter in his home region, according to a poll released Sunday. The poll also revealed the rising popularity of Sen. 24a Azalea Drive •Orange City, Florida 32763 •(904) 775-3840 12:54 p.m. Bayport: high, 1:46 a.m., I2:3 p.m.; low, 7:00 n.m., 8:00 p.m. MONDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 8:02 am., 8:33 p.m.; low, 1:50 am., - would run a dead heat with President Carter in the Deep Howard Baker and tagged the Tennessean as the "dark horse" to win the Republican presidential nomination. ----------------------------------------------------Sot'ietv, tells three I'ine hills youngsters El l cannot visit the Information Center for my free cookbook at this time but please send me more Information about Life-Care retirement at John Knox Village of Central Florida. Name Eight More Arrested In Racial Violence BIRMINGHAM, Ala.(UPI) — Police arrested a group of whites, several of theni Ku Klux Kiansmen, and confiscated a supply of guns late Friday as racial vo1ence broke out for the second straight night in a bl ack neighborhood. Police said eight to 10 vehicles carrying armed whites drove through the area, sparking the confrontation. As authorities moved into the area night, a shot, believed to have been fired from a passing pickup truck, was fired. No one was hit and police later arrested the driver of the truck and other whites on charges ranging from discharging a firearm to disorderly conduct. I Estes Verdict Still Out I'olice also confiscated several firearms, including three pistols and a 12-gauge shotgun. Meanwhile, in an effort to prevent further trouble, Circuit Court Judge William Boiling had grant ed the city an injunction, "I plea with the city of Birmingham to refrain from acts marring t he serenity of life in this community," said Circui t ' . I l' ' Address____________________________ City I State- Telephone 'I ISend __ . Zip verdict. Estes, 51, and his codefendant, Abilene businessman Bay K. Horton, spent Friday morning hours lounging in a hallway outside the courtroom, talking quietly with friends and well-wishers as the jury worked. Estes and Horton were charged last year with collaborating to defraud three industrial leasing companies of about $600,000 through an arrangement to market 36 heavy duty stvain cleaners used In oil field work. The government said the cleaners — like the thousands of liquid fertilizer tanks Estes once claimed to have owned — did not exist. Age_ i\ \ DALLAS i UPI; — Jurors in the fraud and Income tax evasion trial of legendary Texas conman Billie Sol Estes requested documents to study during their second day of deliberations but gave no indication they were near a OWidowed DSingk' LjMarried Coupon to: John Knox Village d Central Florjda OCF-075 B 24A Azalea Drive • Orange Cit y , Florida 32763 -:,& . - the melee on charges ranging troni arr. oiL U tarm.- t C deily conduct. They were released on bond Friday, pdu e .-\ white man was treated at a hospital hen he a.-, let on head with a brick. Almost 100 black religions and coninuiut leaders. in lulu the president of the local chapter of the Southern re-tn. leadership Conference and three city eoiineil II1( IIL1ii (ienoUnced the violence and, the handling of that ltuatluii li :) Riniiimighammi police departniemit.' "We are alarmed that the residents of the Kmni:tr -Jmnmnw;i have borne the brunt of the police action last eveninit Mill e (ii': numnt'rous whites from outside of that community ho prov 'ki the incident go free.'' said the Rev..-\brahamn 'o(IS, local I. president. The pickets were set up in protest of the .Jtitic 22 hootira: Bonita Carter, a oiiiami police saul they thought 11 thi timiit.'..i involved in a shootout that ounded a store clerk at a uiv-rntmi store several blocks a;iy. 100 Gang Members Expected Outlaws Prepare For Bikers ' Funerals By JERRY MITCHELL CHAItIA.)11'E, N.C. (UPI) A tense enviromunent prevailed Friday at the small green house where five members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang were shot to death Wednesday. early Fourth of July morning, indications that they ould (Nher victims ere identified Charlotte club. "We'll have our own funeral respect wishes of the families of as 'i's illiam Rosell Dronemi. lie said the Outlas .%oul(1 but it won't be in Charlotte," the two local victumis not to burg. Jr., 31 Bridgette Bell- have their own funeral for the said the long-haired man who show up at their funerals. field, 17, of Mount holly; and two and then turn the bodies flipped a switch-blade knife in A fourth victimii was identified William F. Allen, 22, of over to their families for burial, his hand as he talked. h"rida as l.eonard 'l'errv Charlotte. apparently outside North Charlotte Police Department Henderson, 29. lie formerly Miss Ikmifield as to be Carolina. ''Keep moving," one biker spokeswoman Emily Hedrick lived in l.4xIiigtoIi but had buried at 2 p.m. today in Mount Wi' don't kiio hen that yelled at a reporter from behind said information from other been living in recent iiionths at liolh but Allen's f;iiiiilv said his will Lx'." he said. '%%e don't a plywood barricade, police departments indicated the Charlotte clubhouse here funeral arrangmmit'nts uului not even know when the autopsies But he relented and agreed to more than 100 bikers would be the shootings took place. be imiadi' public. ill be computed and we'll et talk about funerals for slain in Charlotte but she said no h'ullci' said they were awaitThe club iiieiiibcr iii' the bodies." members without identifying violence was exuected. ing a fingerprint check before tervieweti Friday said he did .4ji efficial club funeral is himself. ''We have had indications releasing the identify of the not know l)ronenburg but ('lost' b ineiiibers shooting ''There won't be anybody that they are heading this way Fifth vit'timn. Miss lk'drick said Henderson and the other vii.'tiiii pistols ihtu the air and throwing coming to Charlotte," he said for purposes of funeral rites,'' that identity was not expected whose name had not beentIme spent shell casings into thit after stuffing a pistol in the she said. ''But we have also had to be released before next seek. released were members of the grave. back pocket of his worn blue jeans as he walked around .;ie Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 12.6 barricade, HOP LEESIURO. DELANO, MT DORA £ KISSIMMEE DAILY'S. SUN Ii Police said they expected more than 100 Outlaws from across the country to come to Charlotte to participate in funeral rites for the four men THE SAVING PLACE and 17-year-old girl who were i apparently shot while they slept . Major Gold Find? "5 ' t. Jw / 'I 1247 -j ' er'l an' hat We have to do,' hi' :ftt'r %%ufinish the f.wuili. caii have the tKJdle; hut be there hen they put thieii i a. the grtuitnul.'' altcr C liIldi'iiiioii lii. th police departnut'nt's expert t,r gang aetivit . said 1w .e-convinced time five ere killc b miiemmitxrs of hlm'li's Angel-s. ii..l gang. Investigators orking on tb' (- SI.' said, hioue - er, thiei'i had L)''ii Of) f'viflemml'f' to link 'lay imigs to a rival gamug r to mule that imsilnlity ' '.' '.% ' the out *p, n's, , 4A',5t P(J(, I t!!J , f •'_, S'113'-.1 r-. 7 "''' JELLS 38 "• k1' 1siin'!.. — LLS Discovery of a 7-foot gold-link chain atthe wreck of a Spanish galleon could mean the main body of the treasure, 27 tons of pure silver, lurks nearby. Treasure Salvors President Mel Fisher said Friday he thinks the discoveries during thepast two weeks — the first major gold find in three years — indicates he has struck the jiOO 20-PIECE COMB SET \ ?,%,,%EC1 FRITOS CORN CHIPS 680 HBR midsection of the Nuesta Senora de Atocha where the 896 silver bars were stored. Since locating the wreck in 1975, Fisher's divers have pulled out pieces of eight, gold Ingots and bars and artifacts valued at about $6 million. Fisher estimates from the manifest that the 357-year-old wreck's cargo would be worth between $100 million and $600 million today. Fisher said recent recoveries include a 2'ii inch gold disc called a quoit, which weighed about 3 pounds and was stamped with the word "Machuco" , showlng it was minted in Per , and three gold ba rs, 6to-7 Inches'4ong and weighing about 2 pounds each. S tisf ction a a ALUMINUM FOIL 3 FOR IIIf $J i,, . I j J.M p - :. - COIL-BOUND PHOTO ALBUMS ii" The artifacts include a bo wl called a "majolica" with an inlaid 1½ inch amethyst and UI W SCREWDRIVERS J58 three tax stamps. The discovery of a stern anchor from the 1623 wreck scattered by a hurricane near the Marquesas Islands 40 miles offshore from Key West led to the lastest batch of treasure. Fisher did not put a value on the Latest find. (0,f 1 • Plastic handles. 1 Il! ?4(Jfl -. 267 I/ill Phillips FLEA/TICK J68 ? I Xk ¶1...d. r'l Sanford: Buenzie Percy Oliver . Carl F. Plicher Carah A. Wilb',rn FIRE EXTINGUISHER COLLARS COLLRW f 04 C96' rIIARTZ 2 ml cou - R96 l.ol,.r'. It , fahA BUG KILLER, REPELLENT SAVE NOW ON OIL FILTERS Our !82 Sanford; Mack & Sahar Wilburn, a baby girl DISCHARGES ' kit Carolyn J. Woodard G.orgel. DeCaussin, Orange City Ruth F. Nagy, Orlando BIRTHS Reg. Tolle -. . 3.47 $1 ) (a 13 01 Of spray lepeftent 13. . o E U F, most .t)?SIe'r Ford Raid bug kite, Sanford: . James H. Bellamy Gladys A. Davis Lsoia Wilcox Glenn Wimbish Emma J. Dckin, DeBary Sue F. Michaud, DeLand Jack W. Campbell, Winter Park :: a't, Moto r s c.vs Save now (eneral 14 Iff 1W Tube -- UT. 9011A li0tDti tMAGt1 SHOP I1HTER Joan S. Fallon, DeBary Ella T. Mathew Johnson, DeLand '-: ORIA*O0 2155 WIlT tornst NIAS TIXAIAVI. - - . ' S. ORtA 10253.0' etosso 3*50 LU '• '___i/_ -- . -,-------.----. - -' . - H I ,g and 4 r,u ar teach WNW 2 ml . SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JULY 0 ADMISSIONS / T -_ HOSPITAL NOTES •"I:_... ' -" %% 14B. BAG JELLIES " I KEY WEST, Flu. (UP!) Jarrod C. I I .Judge William Rolling, "ho granted the city an injuction Friday prohibiting the demonstrations. "We've gone too far on the road in good relations between blacks and whites to have retrogression from that progress." l'lie irijuction bans demonstration or picketing by more than three persoos witiumi a half-mile radius of Kingston, a predominantly black area on the city 's northeast side. Violence erupted Thursday night when the black pickets. prot esting the slaying by police of a young woman two %sevkiago. were confronted by it group of about 50 whites, including Kla)smemi. The convenience store they were picketing is owned by the S8fflC moan who owns the nearby store here the womiien was killed. The two groups began hurling bricks and bottles and when Ixillue arrived, they reported sniper fire. The officers more than 70 turned out, including tactical units shot out street lights to darken the area and sealed off the area for several hours. Ten blacks and four whites -- one a juvenile were arrested during - TAPE DECK STOLEN A tape deck and speakers valued at $700 were reported stolen from the home of Sip Williams at 1922 W. 13th St., Sanford police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the home through an unlocked front door. - .. IN BRIEF Education Coordinator Hired For Zoo LAGOS, Nigeria (UP!) - Nigeria, the second largest exporter of oil to the United States and the most powerful nation in black Africa, held a Senate election Saturday aimed at restoring civilian rule for the first time In 14 years. Nigeria's 48 million voters faced a field of 425 candidates competing for the 95 senatorial seats in the country's 19 federated states. Each of the five main parties formed after the bun on party politics was lifted last September has fe candidates contesting the five seats In et"h state. Rfflb were expected by Monday. -.-.-. NATION from the Longwood dealership. According to the civil suit, Winterton purchased a 1973 Chevrolet Camaro from the dealership, making the final paymudni on Oct. 2, 1978. Winterton later discovered the entire brake system, water pump and water pump hose and exhaust systtiu needed to be replaced. Winterton also charges the dealership freshly painted his ar to hide the advanced state of rust deterioratini underneath.' Winterton said he demanded either the car be replaced or ile be given credit on a new car. The dealership towed the car to its Longwood location, but has refused to take any action, Winterthii ATLANTA (UP!) Nigeria Holds Elections ts.z",1L. -.Wu&Lr41,tAA I New 'Outreach' Programs Planned By United Press International Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza said Friday he will resign as soon as a suitable agreement is reached in international negotiations with a guerrilla-backed provisional government junta. Somoza told the Washington Post he was "like a tied donkey fighting with a tiger. Even if! win militarily," he said, "I have no future." Somoza said he had reached an agreement with the United States in which he will resign as soon as the radical Sandinista National Liberation Front agrees to include members of Somoza's National Guard and members of the moderate Nicaraguan opposition in its provisional government. But, he admitted he was in "no position now to Impose anything. I am not negotiating," he said. iwn;n Ilendd A011 I wo&i ntord Men Arrested In Burglary Somoza Ready To Resign . I Am& . '.- �Evening Herald . 1 By now practically everyone has come to believe the U.S. Supreme Court has cast law enforcement agencies and political bodies intu quandary with all those "one-sided" rulings on constitutional questions and safeguards. Take police, for example. Before Supreme Court decisions, when a person suspected of a crime was arrested, he could be questioned for hours without being told he could either remain silent or talk with a lawyer before answering questions. Now, policemen carry cards they use when makin g an arrest from which they read. What they tell a suspect Is that he has the right to remain silent, or retain legal counsel. And If he can't afford a lawyer and still wants one, an attorney will be provided for him. How much has this Supreme Court action hurt police? Not very much, many policemen agree. The reasons are fairly simple. Most policemen know that hardened criminals, when arrested, will not talk to police, with or without the necessity of being advised of their constitutional rights. In other words, even if the Supreme Court did not require police to advise a suspect of his right to remain silent, the seasoned criminal isn't going to tell police anything when he's arrested. He is far more likely to ask to call his lawyer, who will advise him to keep his mouth shut. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, July 8, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDM'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 llonw Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Ye:r. $36.00.13y Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year. $40.00. E1 le ~7_ W President Names Amateur Envoys The Clock By TOM GIORDANO While campaigning for the presidency in 1976, Jimmy Carter extolled the virtues of selecting ambassadors from the ranks of career Foreign Service officers. No longer, we were led to believe, would personal friendship or political indebtedness play a role in choosing ambassadors. Alas, no sooner had Mr. Carter entered the White House than he began to reach outside the Foreign Service to fill the choicest ambassadorial assignments. We need not elaborate on his selection of Andrew Young as ambassador to the United Nations. Then there was Leonard Woodcock, former president of the United Auto Workers, who was rewarded for his political support during the 1976 campaign with appointment to the critical post of U.S. liaison to the People's Republic of China. Mr. Woodcock was subsequently named ambassador to China following normalization of Sino-American relations. Mi. Woodcock had barely departed for Peking when President Carter nominated former Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield as ambassador to Japan. It should be said that both men have performed creditably and that Mr. Mansfield's reputation as an Asian scholar was known and respected at the time of his appointment. Nevertheless, it is fair to say that in both cases the president gambled on appointees with no formal diplomatic experience of any kind. And Mr. Woodcock seemed particularly ill-suited by training and experience to master the subtle nuances of dealing with the Chinese. In his two latest ambassadorial selections, the president continues to rely on diplomatic amateurs and to gamble needlessly. Mr. Carter has selected former Democratic congressman and unsuccessful Senate candidate from Texas, Robert C. Krueger, as special coordinator.ofJJ,.S.Iexico relations. So, the high court ruling has had little effect, if any, on police relations with criminals who are "In the know." On the other hand, since admittedly there have been police departments where certain methods were used to obtain confessions, methods not generally sanctioned by the courts, the ruling does hamper police. It hampers them because they can no longer grill a suspect for hours without giving him benefit of legal counsel. And confessions, if obtained through coercion, are not admissable in court. In departments such as those the ruling has helped the man who has never been arrested before, especially if he's innocent of the crime of which he is accused. out a confession. So, police want to be sure the confession is obtained legally and can later be used as evidence. Because 9 out of 10 times, after this type of suspect has confessed, he will talk with a lawyer who will try figuring some angle to get the confession rendered inadmissable for the trial. Not too successfully, however, since police now take great pains to show the courts the confession was obtained properly. Many chiefs of police have said the Supreme Court rulings should have little effect of efficient police work, for which there is no substitute. What the high court essentially is saying to police and state courts is: Do it right and we will not have to hear an appeal or overturn convictions so that suspects must be retried. This seems reasonable. This type of suspect is now told by police that he can remain silent or get a lawyer. But, the man who has been arrested for the first time, police generally agree, is usually happy to talk and get things off his chest, if he's guilty. As a matter of fact, when police arrest a so-called "green" criminal, they make doubly certain that he is treated fairly and that he is advised of all his due rights. That's because police usually can't keep this kind of suspect quiet. Ile Is generally cooperative and willing to blurt I RW WIMP WASHINGTON (NEA) 1 I TOCO1fltJUE Toi egr4 If you're young, — '3 - 11 - A 4~'Ml'hh '; " ____ I ~ I *i 1: '': 11 ar ,.1. B _____ — Growing Street - -. _____ 1.1 • — — — JACK ANDERSON Peru, Russia Not Best Busines s Friend s .., JFA~ ,., WASHINGTON — The Soviet Union's heavy- his own government to avoid identifying himself relinquish power. Aware that he was dealing with a hair-t rigger handed attempts to win over satellite nations too closely with the Soviets. "The Peruvian Meanwhile, the Soviet fighter-plane deal paranoid schizoprenic, Fred. B. patiently with bargain-basement arms deals don't always government will have to weigh purchasing the appears to have been frustrating to both parties. listened to the man's litany of persecution, sufwork. The Russian Bear proved too overbearing Soviet aircraft against the political implications The Russians have failed to make any political fering and mistreatment. After an hour, the for the Egyptians a few years back, and the of a deepening military relationship with headway in Peru; the Peruvians have had other doctor was let go. Soviets were unceremoniously booted out. Now Moscow," one analysis dates. "Lima Is facing trouble maintaining the Soviet aircraft and At one point, the veteran told Fred B., "I can pressures from rightists in the army and some purchasing spare parts. the same thing may be happening in the small do anything I want with you, and that could mean Andean country Of Perti. opposition within the air force has also sur"We now have indications they might blowing your head off." The agent spent another drop the TheSovlds,ahopping around for anoth er Latin faced." Soviets s told us. Chalk hour in gentle persuasion and talked the man American foothold three years ago, made the Bermudez would seem to be an unlikely up one goose egg for the Kremlin. into putting his revolver on a chair six Inches Peruvian government of President Morales candidate for Soviet seduction. He emerged as away. Then Fred B. momentarily distracted the Bermudez an Offer that was hard to refuse. head of date after a bloodless coup ended almost HALL OF HEROES: Fred B. is an FBI agent veteran, lunged across the desk and grabbed the Secret docwnents show that the Russians offered a decade of leftist government and led Peru onto who has talked to Death twice on a time-bomb gun. to sell Peru X supersonic jet fighters, promising a more moderate course. But the Soviets ap- basis. As minutes ticked by like eternity, he Six months "Immediate delivery, two percent interest and patently hoped to get some political return on spoke quietly and persuadvely to demented men airpo rt wherelater, Fred B. raced to a major a hijacker had taken over a two-year grace period." their investment of economic and military aid to who threatened to kill themselves—and him— commercial airliner by brandishing a package Bermudes was In the market for tighter the previous regime. and succeeded in disarming them, he said contained explosives. "I'll blow this Because of unusual security requirements, the whole plane up III The Peruvian president assured thenplanes, but hadn't nec ivedany Offers outside the don't ygj1 "p has contacted the U.S., France, Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger that [ identity of Fred B. must be protected. On that pressing his thumb on get to Cuba," he said, a "dead man's switch" Israel, the U.K. and the USSR," the documents was not turning away from the United States. 'j anonymous basis, Fred B. is a worthy inductee that would detonate If he released It. disclosed. "But only the Soviets have provided know that you're a friend of our foreign minister into our Hall of Heroes. Talking quietly, Fred B. moved up close and and therefore anything I might say would be substantive information about A 34-year-old Midwesterner, Fred B. joined the damped his hand down on the plunger. Wresting craft Pm.' redundant," Bermudez told Kissinger in a FBI eight years ago. Hewu given intensive the package away from the h1jacker, he sprinted private meeting in Febr So the deal for die % planes was made; y97 "Butlwantto way to a bomb disposal l00 yards acrou the year, Peru purchased several additional planes stress that the purpose of Peru Is that its deranged individuals who try to further their squad. The device proved to be harmless, but as relations with the United States be the most goals by threatening to kill innocent hostages. the pilot noted, Fred B. had no way of knowing from the Rusilans. nnonIous possible." At the time of the first sale, Bermudez Insisted His first confrontation occurred at a military that, Bermudez has kept tp that goal. Peru and the hospital, where a veteran, high on drugs, took the transaction iasstricUy business. "Airplanes .i__s__ ,, ._._ . tI.Le...J &4.4_ L....__ . . The aoftnok,i , U54j ----i----. Wk '.LVWLS [US. have no wruwgy, his have quietly negouatea an ioreign minister two doctors hostage at gunpoint and threatened sucess to more than his psychological training. k agreement onfuture arms deals. to kill them If he was not given his medical Us promised to make no new weapons purchases records, deal on the Lord." But the secret documents revel that from the until after the elections scheduled for next year, Fred B. rushed to the scene and first sueoutset Beninudex was under pressure [ruin inside when presumably his military government will Jack Anderson's associates Bob Sherman and Ceeded in taking the place of one of the hostages. Sam Fogg contributed to his column. - j • . ,: -. i'-'"'.,A a s - V.- - - - without frequent, costly visits to doctors with minor or im aginary complaints? My golfing partner, Dr. Ben Littman, • •t • At that point, Hedrick's case for greater mass transit subsidies may not be so quixotic. - to those who are really sick. Littman believes computers will someday furn i sh us with better, less costly diagnosis and treatment.. it 'mid ilPItt'O r ' a i'i'IimpUti'l - - • ' reexamine in 24 honrs it unqi on" ar It ('omuputers V. ill be progr iii med t .tki' detailed histiti it's it' pal hut '.-int'l ''till l plaints o,iil ita•tui ,r, it stI,I, t ..a _ a Ii •a II, tin' patient's first Littman foresees objections that cornputerized diagnosis would de-humanize hlims lnili'rinI.tthm,un itorild be valuable for medical care and that many would be lut ill I . In''' Iit'a I ''x:iuu is and would eliminate reluctant to accept such results without I mu'. txIrtnsi'.t' "Inns to tiit' doctor. The human confirmation. But the computer 0 1 111 jmmiter it told also prescribe preventive might eliminate many complaints over It t';ituni,'n,ts V. !n - li i t discovered certain inability to get appointments when we feel p?i i& .mi t'nknn'ses through its scientific ill, lack of comiununication between doctor and patient, and rarity of house calls in i - ut 'in it lnu-sI'nal htntors files, the times of distress. - 'mmq itt - i nimuglit asct'm't am the probability The computer won't eliminate visits to 'at 'rut tie cc i'pn ng a metabolic or the family doctor and specialists when we i11iiImtItlt' miist•ims, Early umleasures could be really need their care. But, in the long run, :1 tt' met- cut or ''ontrol the ailment. it could cut our excessive medical costs. - - - trill ;;;ir::" V. t'it'Iit t'litiiiical profile. lilooti tni:O .tio' t'hr trocardiograni That iiitu'i:atnin '.'.iilI Ilistored in a central nitniplittu a'. - ' itt- t ilt, NN skimi, , . j - t*I. ,, -' . - - - - - • -' ' " ' - ,--- - — . .' ''-..' '" -' ' ---'Tremendous Expinse' have just completed another 'summit meeting on paper only. These summit meetings with only minority of results are costing us taxpayers a tremendous expense. Jimmy took - Rosalynn and Amy along to help in the ! latest summit, but I doubt that their presence will show anywhere except in the expense account. It seems that at a crucial time like we have been having of late, with time energy shortage, independent truckers strike and so many other domestic affairs needing at.---tentlon, that our Commander-in-Chief 'wouid stay within the limits of his own "country and look after his own people's needs, rather than travel all over the -- world and interfere in other countries' affairs and needs. n.. Our farmers who make a livng by 'growing perishable foodstuffs such as fruits and vegetables have been badly hurt because they could not get their t,ommodities to the market. Many 'acres of cantalopes, watermelons and other vegetables have gone to waste 'and decayed out in the fields because ' there was no way to get them to 'he market. Many of these farmers will be unable to make payments on he tnortgages of their farms and homes, or pay for their fertilizers or make ''payments on their farm machinery and ,"equipment. Some may even go bankrupt. President Carter has signed into law ,he increase of from 7,000 to 14,000 (dugees per month from Vietnam to ',the United States. At the rate that foods ,ure wasted out lathe fields, first by the epidemic of grasshoppers in some of and then by the .-ur 9 Western states truckers strike and other elements, there could become a shortage of food for our own people, without these '168,000 refugees being imported into tt.'•dur country. It takes a lot of food to feed mouths. 168,000-plus hungry We -, W - '- I cannot believe that the energy shortage can be as critical as the reports state that they are, fur I have just listened to a news report saying that most of our senators, congressmen and other politicans have left Washington for the weekend. Also the reports on auto races, baseball games and other sports report record crowds. The propaganda of gas and oil shortages was spread to put a veil over peoples faces to make them believe In the shortage so they would be willing to pay the prices set by the racketeers. We do not have the best relations with our neighbor Mexico, who has oil, and Is selling gasoline at its bumps for 47 cents per callon. Stephen G. Bailnt Sr, 101 Bunker Lane Sanford Looking For Indians . - -,' - .4 _. .4 a - -" - "t. SF ,' - -- We our offering an open Invitation to any person of American Indian descent, their Spouses and children, to Join our tribe. We are an incorporated tribe of nonreservation Indians, with a dan In St. Cloud, Fla. and Brandon, Fla., numbering approximately 100 members. We are not interested In federal registration, but will work for federal and state recognition. We are a nonprofit corporation, and are selfsupporting. Our main purpose and goal Is the preservation of our heritage, culture and customs, so that we and our children can stand tall and be proud of our Indian heritage. At presEnt we are working to obtain a piece of land that can be used for our tribal pow wow's, and summer camp for Indian children to learn Indian culture, and hopefully in the future an Indian museum and possibly a school, and also a place S' 4'e - - — • I I ''I '-- __ lnl\ GAS — . ' 1 4tt , III't 4, . III. (6Z2i r i/v I P, " Z; .---./, ~ CES .- ) .,k - *, S.'S -' - - fl•, S • -. 4 ,' • - - where we can get together on weekends and experience some of the culture and customs that our forefathers knew. We have a member in our tribe who is teaching us the Indian language, and we are also learning the Indian dances. At our monthly meetings we teach arts and crafts to the children. We also publish a monthly newspaper, which is distributed to members free of charge. We are a very civic-minded tribe, and are very respected in the communities. At present our Tribal Mother is a member of the Chamber of Commerce on St. Cloud, Flu., and on the legislative board of Osceola County. At least once a month we perform Indian Dances, and give talks on Indian lore and the role of the modern day Indian in today's society. There is no fee for these activities, as our main purpose is to dispel myths and misunderstanding of the American Indian. We have presented these programs to schools, churches, childrens homes, and other civicminded groups. We have made the Osceola County Children's Home our project of the year, and have obtained a couch and chair which were very badly needed, and this Christmas every family in our tribe is going to have at least one of the children spend Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with them. The last part of July we have plans to present a program at the Daytona Races, which will be nationally televised. We know that there are many people of Indian lineage in the area, who are proud of this fact, and would like to preserve their heritage for themselves and their children. This is your op-portunity to stand tall, and help us reach our tribal goals. Anyone interested, please contact: $'.'-.. f -• -- - - - For Mistakes D.C.-Peking Hotline Urged I1)'.Ji'SS(,IIUKI\ thaI, the Liiiitt',I Stat' Mainland ('hmmma have estmbim,sin ii fir diplomnatit' relations, i resj'm't1ulI UI the establishment of a Washington- I hot lint'. It is vital that leaders m,I hthi (1)(1111 iii'. be able to ('ommmmmmunu'alt instantly ii aim NOV, - emergency, Just as tine W lute I hiuse 411111 the Kremlin have been Ili touch via (bit' Washington-Mosco'.% hot line since 1963. The need for a Washington.I't'kimig link is clear. After years of mm mint mmil I; simI itv, suspicion arid an almost tota l la( k of communication tlmiitcd St at in 41111 Chinese leaders cannot b sure tint's un derstand each other's intent ions in a gm ten situation. A hot limit.' would leave tit) IIH liii , for mistaken interpretations that io mild lead to tragedy. It's riot Just ow' relations V. mlii (.111 that are involved, but relations bet'.'. ceo (hum arid the Soviet Union as well line t lit' Communist superpowers are engaged in a bitter arid constant ideological struggle which, on occasion, has becomni' a shoot ing war. The chilling Possibility of a nuc lear confrontation is an ever-present threat to world peace— and possibly to world sur vlval. Like it or riot, the United .States would inevitably be invrlved in a Sino-Soviet war, if not as a participant then as a mediator. Our national interest demands that we have up-to-the-mm u in utt' inform ation train leaders in Moscow arid Peking. We can't afford only to have the Russian version of events that could lead to nuclear war. It Is equally inpom-tunt that both tilt. Soviets and C'hinese know precisely quickly - what the United States' position is in a crisis. The existing hut hue to iIuco'.s has proved its value a number of times since it was set up after the Cuban Missile ('risk in the lull of 1962. U originally P11l)1S'ii this m'omiuiummicatmonm link in aim i , i )t'mi lt'tlt'i' "it \lam'rtm 20, - — - Russian, the other American). Messages froam the hot line room in the Pentagon are sent out in English automatically encoded at this end and decoded at the Moscow end. Messages from the Kremlin are sent out in Russian. The circuits are tested every hour around the clock. is riot generally known is that the capability for a Washington-Peking hot line already exists. For President Nixon's trip to China in February 1972, RCA set up a "portable" satellite station in Shanghai to provide dependable television coverage back to the United States. A large pernuanent station was set up in Peking in August 1972. Despite this ready availability, the same bureaucrats who opposed the WashingtonMoscow hot line nrc zlr,jilini, that ft 1960, its first inii'miil list' tins tim Aug. 1, 1964, Mien the 1 55 \laWlix '.'. as reported to have been alt uu - ki ii hi a North Vietnamese torpedo Is t In time ( ; nil of Tonkin. President l''hr,si'ri 't'ult'm- iuI imimmmmedjimtc retaliation--a tEnd1 uiiiI t'm'mtital t's('1illItiOfl of American I ,"1 011 i iivi,i '.'ti t unmt iii Vietnanmi, lie sent four 't'('rt't tmmt'ssagt's to the Kremlin to make sui't' that Soviet leaders understood time (Ii red ion and extent of our military a ction . 'I'm n' I I us slam m imstsl the hot line next just lnui', after time start of the Six Day ArabIsraeli War mm .iujme 1967. Soviet Premier Kosvg'nm assured President Johnson that the S(''.'l t'ts did mmot want a major war in the 11111(Ili' i':;mst. I'.'. o days later the American 'Chilling possibility of - - Tribal Mother Marjorie "White Dove" Henkel 78 Tropic, Jade Isle St. Cloud, Fla. -. - No Room OUR READERS WRITE ."' : . — - - - _km;~ By ESTHER PETERSON ' - - • • .- -- "Take two sugar pills and call me In the morning." • • — — • • - initiated, the schemes would no doubt be monitored by an en dless horde of bureaucrats. Such a prospect suggests motorists wi ll be seeing added tax do ll ars go ing to pay for an extra layer of paper-pushers while their increased payments for higher priced gas line the pockets of Arab oil moguls. \1t,'ri.t it, ittht'r partS of Iii" country, I k'drt k pillits iit an coming to that I rn wii'n. iii ,, lit nwnUi 's time, he said •\nch riuss transit system tiltI d on Intnasc of 400,0(k) u.scrs. '- - •t •i d' i' Oi' rt'portt'd elsewhere, would advise that lie I' i' eahthn,t • 21 appears to lime iiit' hc.i I 'r'tiit'in i requiring a dotior's atteuit Ion, or •t lua a problem that ti.' ''i'Inpmiter 'hii'til'i — — War-ft visiting doctors' offices can be treated effectively an d quickly. But a family physician may s pend so much time hanS dUng the complaints of healthy patients that he cannot provide adequate attention A patient pe rtly pi'ugrainnind - — BERRY'S WORLD retired to Florida trout a large caru,ioiogy practice in New York City. lie has since kept busy researching heart and other ailments of the aging population. Littman claims that 50 to 90 percent of patients --Proper insulation can save as much as has simply collected the ingredients and 30 percent on utility bills. But before put them together in one box. In general, Those charts showing the rate of you rush out and buy insulation materials, you will save money on whatever you add fntion are appearin all too frequently. timid out about 11-values (insulation efor (10 yourself, nni4 you fluLy be getting ficlency ratings), because more Is not IBut "you really don't need a chart to better quality. • . necessaril' better. Far more fuel is saved 'recogn ize the effects of inflation. You see In addition to money.saving suggestions the signs every day in the supermarket, by the first inch of insulation than by these four areas, the "Shopping list" in hen you pay your utility bills, after a trip subsequent inches. also includes ties on money management. to the doctor, and when you pay your When you need medication, ask yo ur ho usthg costs. Obviously, there are no easy doctor if generic drugs can be prescribed. A number of help and information sources solutions to the problems of inflation. But Often the only difference between a brand including citizen action groups are als' -there are some ways you can help keep name drug and the gerneric name is the listed. your budget under control. price. We do not mean to say that these ideas "A Consumer's Shopping List of If you need to make home repairs, get will solve inflation. We do believe, nflatIon Fighting Ideas", a publication two or t hree written estimates from • however, that some of them will hel1) you Froth the U.S. Office of consumer Affairs, re liable area contractors. Beware of to save a few dollars here and there and '6tfers tips from four federal agencies on minimize the impact of inflation on your people who want full advance payment. To how to cut costs on the basic necessities of be safe, talk to your local Consumer Office lives. 'lIfc: food, energy, housing, and health care or contact the Better Business Bureau Free single copies of "A Consumer's ms which account for at least 70 percent be fore making any commitments. Shopping List of Infl ation Fighting ideas" 'bf the family budget for most Americans. Convenience foods can sa ve you time, may be o bt ained by sending a postcard to Here is a sample of the ki nd of valuable but co nsider the trade-offs. Many of these the Consumer Information Center, suggestions offered in the brochure: f oods cost more because the manufacturer Department 625G, Pueblo, Colorado 8100'). e — Y • If the fuel cr un ch worsens, as most indicators suggest, it is not unlikely the federal government wi ll begin considering large scale gas rationing schemes. if i lit quistitirl is at V. hat tx')int area mtmt't.'i i'.I art' mmnung it' awaken to the fact IIrI[ aim', itliniti '- ''uivtuinennce inn the form of p:1%;114 ,mntt*'iii('iiiit's I Iii) IlitIit'i L'Olii 11.11 WIt' V. ltl t' •iilihiI' fnt'l MiI)t)lit'S. • • ''' tm'an'.I.l ttti'ni ila 2.00 per year for the mxiii I dre in, bxvtiirsclf 1 Hedrick mmote [lint au a ci -'uiiiiutcr traveling 3'i inriks round trill !I\ days a week inn a cuun:pat't an ,m ;tlurule, similar' ii' (lint iiiailt' Ink li Souifitri risitlenits V.iliking ni i lilaini,' ,ptnit1 per car - to iqnran hi' prYth !2 L'(' :111(1 tIiII tItIl t ' uIItiti last ear's gas pIIt'cs. I lit' igurt' tli' iou V.0111(1 pibahl et'il It the sarin 'onirnuter to mirk uverda ttit rot based on a I ps': Ii' - \' ukl it not imiake more I! per year for mass ii ii -inst Inflation-rign ring Ide as ;L,;. N w On CUS s — To date, . Mr. Carter has survived his ambassadorial appointments — and abrogated his campaign promise without significant embarrassment provided, of course, one excludes Andrew Young. The selection of Mr. Krueger and Mr. Watson gives us cause to wonder whether this run of luck is not about to end. pollution. Granted, the cost of the service has to be paid of some public source, but so do street repairs and pollution control. Given the choice, some people ma eventually decide they 'd rather pay taxes for guaranteed transportation than for - 1" I — Traditionally, the Moscow post has been reserved for the Foreign Service's most skilled and seasoned diplomats. It is, after all, the most challenging and important U.S. ambassadorship In the world. Mr. Watson has no diplomatic experience and his sole qualification seems to be his unreserved support for expanded Soviet-American trade. did the same. In fact, the Orange County Commissioners stuck an extra lance into Iledrick when they upped the rates for bus service in their county from sc to SOc. Seminole already has a 50c fee. 'I '. Older — . perimenting with subsidized mass transit. Riders pay no fares. It reduces traffic and str ee t repairs tIll l:ii:lit i ft travel bv'aL t tit'. .1:11 mini 'P statloit, ________ W a t' We are even more disturbed over Mr. Carter's decision to nominate Thomas Watson Jr., the retired chairman of International Business Machines Inc., as ambassador to the Soviet Union. sometime bring fruit to 24-year-old Hedrick's labors. Free bus service may be a pi pe dream, but subsidized service is a concept that deserves some thought. In Denver, for example, the city is ex- Many Americans bewail the disappearance of the personalized medical attention we used to get. We complain about the absence of warm doctor-patient relationships, both in our homes and in physicians' offices. Since the human body is driven by several engines that weaken or wear out with long use the aging population is more susceptible to fears of being ill and not receiving proper medical care. What future Innovations might keep us healthy while we live longer? Will there be away to obtain and maintain better health __________ ambassador-at-large, was originally intended for the current U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Patrick J. Lucey. When the administration decided to keep Ambassador Lucey in Mexico, it cast about for someone to fill the ill-defined "special coordinator" post. Mr. Krueger's qualifications to assume this post at a time when good relations between Washington and Mexico City are Increasingly critical appear embarrassingly modest. The fact that he is now spending his days at the State Department learning something about Mexico in preparation for his confirmation hearings does nothing to reduce our apprehensions. But whereas the forces of reality ultimately spelled Quixote's defeat, it co uld be those same forces that might Consumer Tips __________ This newly created post, which carries the title of 9 Computers And Medic ine: AreCoMPatible? T hey -• &_ 9 The aging Don Quixote seemingly had a better chance defeating the windmills he fought than a young crusader now battling bus fares. Orlaridoan Jack Hedrick, organizer of ;the Free People's Transit, has written to the Seminole Board of Count Commissioners asking for consideration of a suspension of busfares to passengersusing the Orange -Seiiiinok.oscola Iran;SpOrUiUofl tuLi1ority. lie is asking for government subsidies to pay for the serjvice. Not surprisingly, the commissioners dismissed his request. Three weeks earlier, the Orange County Commission ._ _____ W : -0 . • _____ QUIX ! When the "agriculture-U.S.A." exhibit opened in Kishinev, Moldavia, U.S.S.R., United States Senator Charles Mathias, R-Md., was on hand to _______ officiate. He got an earf ul of questions from local counterparts is greatest in those regions. , residents eager for information about America. But the region can't guarantee you actual Sample: I .p • income equality both the black wile and . "DO you have bedbugs in America? Do they h us band are more likely to have to work than -• have only one eye? Your sun rises in the West white equivalents are. ___________________ and sets in the East, doesn't it? Can Indians And even with both of you bringing home a _________ talk? Do you have laws in Am erica? Americans ____________________ paycheck, at year's end you'll earn $367 less than have artificial meat made of wood, don't they?" Carl and Suzy Caucasian will. About the 20 young Russian-speaking The Census figures also display the peculiar American guides at the exhibit, Senator Mathias and very frustrating process by which things get said: "In the face of such questions these guides better and worse at the same time. put on a tremendous show and are glowing 1111 1 .14 , Here's the better: between 1947 and 1974, . testimony to the strength, humor and resilience median income for black Americans grew faster of American youth." But, about the odd -4 I . than for whites during the same period. ,,~., questions, he said, "... they reflect such a deep Here's the worse: since 1974, black median ignorance about the United States and such a income has remained unchanged. White median heavy dose of propaganda about our society that income Increased 2 percer.t. Consequently, black ultimately you can only worry." median Income compared to white median in. The deep Ignorance about the United States come actually went down by 3 percent. seems to exist at a much higher level than the EDUCATION WORLD Blacks living under the poverty lin e • agric ultural exhibit, as the statements of Soviet decreased in the 1960s, but following the 1973-75 l leaders in recent days suggest. The latest was r recession, more than a half-million slipped back Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's stern under the divider between the poor and the warning to the U.S. Senate not to tamper with the h barely able. No such slippage occurred for SALT II treaty in any way. The sharpness of his whites. words reveals two things: Russian Ignorance of By PATRICIA MCCORMACK cholesterol counts, iminmunization intervals, the ways of America's political institutions and If you live in the South, you may see more UPI Education Editor menstrual cycles ad signs of depression, black people th an you did four years ago 26,000 the very great importance that the Kremlin The latest lowdown on higher education shows —How about an "alcohol awareness week" attaches to SALT II as part of its global strategy. blacks moved southward between 1975 and 1978. chewing tobacco's worth wale g. experiment three students drinking a beer If your locale is the North, you may see fewer In lecturing the Senate from Moscow, the An outbreak of tobacco chewing or Is It a every 25 minutes to show effects of booze? That's Russian hierarchy may get just the opposite of 155,000 blacks migrated away in those same trend? is reported by National Oncampus the modus operandi. We'll never know the outthree years. its intended result. It is hard to imagine any U.S. Report. This newsletter put out In Madison, Wis., come. Virginia Tech officials nixed t he idea, sen ator wanting to be depicted by hi The Government Printing Of fice Will sell you s concontains mainly words from the best experts in saying: "There are other ways of making people stituents as a pushover for this set of statistics for $4.50. But If you're not the country on the Kremlin. life In American colleges aware of the dangers of alcohol without getting numerically Inc I lined, just droll through yo ur Thus, even senators now disposed to vote for American students. them drunk." neighborhood ghetto. the treaty "as is" may begin to balk at various The chewing tobacco alert: —In case anyone asks: about half of the fresh- details. Others, now on the fence, may tip toward If you live In the center of a city you may "A new club at Wabash College in Indiana is men entering four-year schools graduate within properly conclude that the numbers of blacks in insistence on reservatinns or amendments to the the Wabash Chewing Tobacco Association. The four years and another 10 to 20 percent and near downtown has remained almost exactly club's 75 also document. members meet weekly to gab and chew graduate sometime. American College Testing the same. The tough talk from the Kremlin also reveals and spit." also says 30 percent of freshmen don't make it to just how Important the Russians consider SALT Other Items from informants supplying sophomore status. Your sidewalk droll may show you an II, to be and it reveals some of their new self. enormous number of black people who ap- publisher William Haight's newest newsletter: —An instant hit at the University of California, confidence, coming on the heels of nearly a —A police dog, Rommel, works with the parently have little to do a report from the Los Angeles: La Quicherie. a new serving line, decade of massive military buildup during the National Urban League says that 3.1 million University of California-Berkeley police. Helps Its first day La Quicherie sold 1,900 helpings of period of "detente." Banking on the desire of with building searches, traffic and crowd con- quiche. This egg and cheese custard dish blacks are unemployed, was virt uall y all Americans to have meaningful arms troll. Yes. Ronunel's attack-trained, offered with such palate pleasers do-It-your- limitation agreements, they clearly hope that An awful lot of these jobless people will be —"Gotcha Cards" land on unattended books self spinach salads, fresh breads,ascheeses and U.S. public opinion will be strong enough to force teen-agers. The Urban League says Its Hidden and other valuables at Northwestern University fruit flans. A Elan? Fruit and custard on fresh ratification of this treaty. Unemployment Index shows 57 percent of them library In Evanston, Ill. The reminders are pastry shells. They seem to be looking beyond that point to a credited with making students more careful. The are out of work. —The draft Issue has a greater consensus at day when they will achieve hegemony over result? Thefts dropped 70 percent. the University of Chicago than the issue Too many of these people are elusive. The —Most students came out dunces on a health divestiture of South African investments. of Western Europe, an objective long predicted by In a many Western Kremlin-watchers. The breakup Census Bureau itself says it missed counting one knowledge survey at Stanford University in referendum, students opposed return of the of NATO seems to be a key objective once out of every 14 blacks In 1970. Only one in every California. Only three of 1,000 all pre-meds draft, 837 to 238. The vote on divestiture went this strategic weapons arrangements are "settled" 50 whites was missed. scored perfectly. Students were dumbest about way: 490 to 446 mann. by SALT II. black and married your best bet is to settle in the North or.Weg. A new Bureau of the Census report says your chances of nearly equaling the income of your young, white and married Sunday, July 8. 1979 -A AOH o tic Crus ade r Fi* hti"n B u s FU old'"hs In Vaisn.2 iI Two Way , _( -• Municipal Circles RONALD REAGAN On The Census Seesaw OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A gross misconception of the impact the Supreme Court's rulings have is demonstrated in the famous Miranda decision. The high court overturned the murder conviction and ordered a new trial because it said he was not properly advised of his constitutional rights. Many people are under the impression the case was thrown out and a murderer was permitted to go free. This is not the case. Miranda was retried and convicted again. JUL IAN BOND __ a nuclear confrontation' Liberty was attacked by Israeli and torpedo boats in the Me(llterranean. Even as U.S. planes were scrambling aloft front Navy carriers, l'i'esidcn( Johnson was on the hot line to mnlormmi Kusygini that the United States was acting only to protect the Liberty. President Johnson used the hot line on several occasions to clarify our position In critical Vietnam developments; he also used it Ili January 1968, when the spy ship Pueblo was seized by North Korea, to explain why U.S. naval units were heading into (but' Sea of Japani ('umttm'aj", to popular belief, nurtured by hlullvwmiod iii such filmits as 'Dr. Stramigelove" and "I' nil Safe", the hot line is not a peron-to-person telephone line. The iliessages are sent and received by teletype, bounced off two satellites (one spy slmmp aircraft -- or at least Is not a critical item on the list of priorities. Other things must be taken care of first, these government spokesmen say—like trade agreements, establish. mmnent of embassies and technological aid. Intelligence sources say the Chinese have secretly encouraged the United States to rn'Untain our presence in Asia, obviously hoping to use us as a counterbalancing deterrent to the Soviet Unibn. The Idea of a Washington -Peking hot line is neither new nor radical. I first suggested it in an open letter to then President Nixon Sept. 29, 1968 and he said, "It was an Interesting idea." As the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey said of the proposal at the time, "A hot Line wouldn't mean that we love the Chinese Communists, It wouldn't mean that we hate them. It wouldn't mean that we accept them, it wouldn't mean that we reject them. It would only mean that we could keep in touch with them." The Washington-Peking hot Line is an Idea that has not just come but is long overdue. ---- - - �.. 1*—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Since it isn't, the 24-year-old tighter said he'll get on with the business at hand — training for tbe World Boxing Association's heavyweight title bout against ,South African Gernie Coetzee. -: Top Rank Inc. boxing promoter Bob Arum has announced that the boxing tournament of all time" will take place In South Africa, where Tate beat that country's KallleKnoetzeon June 2toearn a shot at the WBA crown up for grabs because of the retirement of Muhammad All. While the date and site have not been announced, the word ,y WIMBLEDON, England and lpn.sent MOM pr.h,i. old J4y" of U.S. tennis, will ners Navratilova in the Roscoe Tanner lathe the othergay,. Bat Bigitisj make. bldted.yfer her, iconl women's doubles finals, where only thing standing In the way to 1111505 other ts prob 21th Wknbkn till., they meet Holland 's Betty of Bjorn Borg's becoming a lemj." 1% i$ year .14 veteran of It Stove and Australian Wendy Wimbledon legend today the Mills J* Kig, the "Qmnd Wfmbleàn canpsipua part- Turnbull. . age of23. ,.: . Borg, the stoic Swede with the most eloquent racket In the world, is just one victory away ' from becoming the first man to win the singles title four yeas in a row. New Zealand Anthony Wildlug completed four consecutive # WTI&. !WIR titles In 1914, but only had to play a challenge round while Borg has racked up a winning I I&1II54 Wimbledon sequence of 27 matches. .r AV The ruthless fashion In which Borg quashed major rival p1 Merikie Frank Jimmy Connors, 6-2,6-3, 6-2, in Thursday's semis hardened opinion the champion will be too hot to handle for the lefthanded Tanner. The fifth-seeded southpaw with a 153-mph serve was a twotime losing semifinalist before he finally made his first Wimbledon final with a 6-3, 74, 6-3 victory over unseeded fellow American Pat Dupre. jp, apptwed in the center field. Both played for With a petani tIn. But Borg Is not yet prepared Worednft palmillildthat bwler. 15 F.wth Jody j'jent Clan Leonard Shell during the to add the $44,000 first prize to hits In two gitnea In the tb lined 1a outstanding per- regular season. the $379,142 he has already '4 ____ fwmea. J uly It3, t)sr l.sg Clint Bylngton, n'imber two pocketed this season, despite ______ _____ Ge.i _____ jldwd _____ S htuar , Joe le ,chan'tpion holding st 5-3 win r.eord the ta'e Ikat ,plya third base and against Tanner. now it their .IØtl an id 3S.and SCott Krlgr, a bats seventh. Bobbie Boyd of "I know some people felt that All-Stern , i Irem IMI year's 'all- the Railroaders bats eighth and my match wi th Connors was , llan t. than- plays left field. Rounding out virtually the final but it could be lie National Lagan aUutai 111MW liii Wills ItIwea4iltlsr. the starting nine is Medical more difficult than they think k'.w an ai b,.fer Craysea, Kttgw or srryi Center's Kriger, who also on Saturday because now I have the , flee-ham, d.Ok'. NtIW cudd get the all alternates at pitcher and even more pressure on teimiaLull wlddl 1 — èj M* MarINe tad to shortstop. Everyone says It will be an easy MNI4I7_ a b . Wave t fi,et jams of the city match, but I know It will be pit Tie atamr areas oth diampi ±Ip sari.. two weds With excellent hitters such as tough," the champion said. in this rim utt muthenay Byington, Boyd and Kriger Jse' age ililsass Borg concedes he perhaps $)54 LV T..uat batting in the bottom third of ce&iy to e m.ai y reached a peak against July 11 In Ocqa. . the order, the Na tional League aq, )uj i.EjjjcI who, like Tanner, Is I P.011 .usi the a4Met ltnet Is sound from top to hander. tarii In a $ pa. bottom. "It will be difficult for me to some with the Liaslialsies Rounding out the National . lbs Isadeft halter fir the improve much more," Borg N.Ik.'.ab, 5sata'a A.ik*i jg League all-star squad are Keith said. League entry hosts the McGriff, Dee Johnson and This is hardly much console- Kitties Mtum at $ =- Theodore Graham of Chase, Lion for Tanner. The fl-year-old flrar&.ILa of Herbert Dixon of the from Lookout Mountain, Tenn., The two M.ndsy aigld Irs RaIb'oaders, Dexter Franklin of r said, "lt'a not apleaawt task to playst S pJn Teay, sNis and Tony Van Burger of r4 4 asp,, ply play Borg. I'm certainly the Sailad Hal PisY the dip hsn he Iai't pitcldng. Medical Center, Richard playing a lot better than I have wümsn of Meuday '$ janse MtJ4, of plays rig ht Leonard of Clem Leonard Shell betwan the Sa5,o'd ssekan. (aj a' j a.tJ and Craig Dixon and Roger Hall and the Kiudnune, Mnerkuia, Uraysan and MarINe of First Federal. .0—I at 1 , --•-- Sanford National Hopes Up,_Op. I ip His best year lends big hopes - of making majors Chase me. They've helped me out a lot." Raines enjoys playing the Orlando Twins because it gives him a chance to return to his Sanford home. 'This is our second, and last trip down here this season," he said. "I really like it because I get to stay at home instead of the hotel. This time I got a chance to go out to the high school and see my old coaches. I also saw some of my high school buddies and we messed around town a little like we used to. I'm sorry it's over." The break Raines gets from hotel-life by playing near home may not have worked completely to his advantage, however. Especially when combined with his stature as the baby" of the team. The bus carrying his teammates from their hotel arrived at the field for the 7:30 game a few minutes after 5 o'clock. By the time Baines arrived from Sanford a little after 6, most of the team was already dressed and outside warming up. Raines, a seemingly quiet man anyway, was very quiet as he slipped into the locker room this day. But he didn't go unnoticed long. "Hey, there's the Rock man," someone yelled. Yeah, you're late, Rock. That's one case of beer." You can forget that," the Rock man answered loudly. Then, much more softly, 'Besides, I had permission." "on _. Western Open Stays At Home OAK BROOK, ill. (UPI) Western Golf Association officials announced Friday that for the Immediate future, the site of the Western Open would continue to be Butler National Golf Course. Vv GA and Butler National officials have almost concluded drafting a new contract which would guarantee the second oldest stop on the PGA tour would remain at Butler pad 1*, The Western has been Payed at Butler since 1574. are Nationals is hilUag. The Pabset The team Is coached by Tollie weskiass II siøiad .te be plays first bas, and Lee Fran k, Chris Fran k and W.J. 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And, after displaying many of the skills needed for a higher classification, Raines was assigned to the Class AA Southern League club at Memphis. At 19, Tim Raines is only a step or two away from the major leagues. I'm working a little harder this year," explains Raines. "I know I'm getting pretty close to the big leagues." Lundquist says Raines is very close to the big leagues. He said a major league scout recently told him that, if Raines finishes the year with as strong a performance as he has shown so far, he will get a major league tryout. Latest Southern League statistics show Raines leading in runs scored with 62 and stolen bases with 38, and Is a prime candidate for the loop all-star team to be announced this week. He is hitting a solid .280. You hear this a lot," Raines said, "but I really give much of the credit to my teammates. See, I'm the youngest guy on this team, so they've all got a lot more experience than give her Uts vktiq. Evan's machine-like ba,1ba &v, haeked.Ms amW LOOM"7 and Sw w fercd tea Idles net pIIwtIn her attitn$ ta .M Na,retil.va's Fourth In Row' Fo r Bo rg? per game" na,a senior. HOUSE IN BLOOM FAST LOAN APPROVAL Yost loon could be o,ed m 24 hews mid cenhs.d wIilài 3 wherever you live, CALL TOLL FREE 1-8.528-6050 ask far eel. ,U Opirotoisondu$y24 houii a day. 7 days a we 4 and 5 yw dd mnd.t.n.n, FJsmanty, . By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer It's easy to see why they call him the Rock." Standing there in the locker room of Orlando's Tinker Field, he looks like one. Fairly short in stature, about 5-8 according to. his former coach, Tim Raines' build could Dnservatively be called "solid." Without his shirt he looks more like a weight lifter than a second baseman. The fact is, says his former Seminole High School coach; Raines could have been a weight lifter, or any other kind of professional athlete he wished. 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Sunday, July 1, 19Th-7A Martina Forced To Do EmergencyShopping'.For Gown CLAIROL CONDITIONn SCHICK A MATTER OF RECORD ,. Evening Hera ld,Sanford, Fl. a name you can trust. Hong Kong currently has .. more than 53,000 Vietnamese In refugee camps. Another 45,000 kL. persona crossed the border IR legally from China this year and at least twice that number eluded border guards and entered the city illegally. IL "Hong Kong, with its 400 square miles of land and 5 Vietnamese refugee children peer through fence of makeshift camp million population, has already taken care of more refugees process and that the 1mm!- timate. many Immigrants have moved than It can really handle," said grants from China have come to The money could have been In with relatives, according to Chamber of Commerce Chair- stay. spent on the myriad of social Urban Councillor Denny man James McGregor. An average of 1,000 Viet- needs arising from the fact that Huang, a member of the Cmnmunity leaders in Hong namese arrived and only 16 left the colony is one of the most Housing Authority. daily in May. Government densely populated areas in the These newly arrived people Kong are aimo officials estimated that at the world, have in effect jumped the queue voicing concern that the unbriUp until late last year, of- of some 140,000 local residents died intake of refugees would present rate, and If no more Vietnamese arrive, It would ficials talked optimistically waiting for public housing. hurt the economy and bring Education will also suffer severe setbacks In areas take 7 years to resettle those about "breaking the back" of the problem of chronic shortage because schools will not be able ranging from social services to already here. In the meantime they are of low-cost housing by 1984. to cope with such a rapid incrime prevention, costing Hong Kong taxpayers a Then came the refugees, and crease in the school-age Their fears are worsened by lot of money. About $50 million the optimism vanished, population, Huang said. The the knowledge that the resettle- will be spent on providing food Already existing public ho us- result will be bigger classes and mat of Vietnamese to other and shelter to the refugees this ing projects are more crowded less individual attention for countries is a painfully slow year, according to one es- than they should be because students. DIVORCES SPORTS EC1111LE R APS among some boxing insiders Is that the fight could be in Pretoria sometime between Sept, 7 and 10. Total purse is still a mutter of speculation. "Big John" Tate, as he Is called, makes little attempt at hiding his disappointment in the fact that the fight won't be in the United States. "of course I wanted It here, right in Knoxville," Tate said. 1 want so much to win that belt In front of the people here, but I'll go anywhere to get it." Apparently financing was the barrier to setting the tight in East Tennessee, an unlikely place for a world class boxing championship. The estimated $3 million to $5 million needed up front was never made available, sources In Tate's camp said, and so what might have been a huge draw In en Knoxville the boxing capital of 82,000-seat football stadium in Knoxville ends up halfway Miller said there was never around the world instead, much talk about putting Tate's Tate is disappointed in what camp a place like Miami or he and his entourage see as anNew York because "we always uncomfortable acceptance of said we'd rather hi, a big apple his profession by people in in a little tree, Instead of a utile Knoxville, whose major pasapple in a hg tree," time for decades has been cheering the "Big Orange" ofIng between 230 and 240 pounds, the University of Tennessee. Tate is no little apple; neither is Football. -not boxing, is the the XtM behind his swift rise sport here. from poverty and obscurity to But Tate's manager and topcontender for the WBAtitje. trainer, Jerry Wayne 'Ace" Miller, a Knoxville native, is Born in Marion, Ark., on Jan. determined that his boxer will 29, 1955, the underIvileged leave a big mark onKnoxvilic. LOckkmd never knewhisfather. "In our estimation, the The second ci seven children, heavyweight title of the world Is Tate moved with his mother, the largest prize you can win in Vernice 'l'ate Archer, now any sport," Miller said. If hing In U..trull, aid the red of John wins it, it'll make the family to West Memphis, 0 '. ortuni'Oty pp , .. ' ArL, a few Am *ft*' hi. lSIn" at In had left something so good for birth. . something so bad." By age 12, he lad slt sths.I • Mliii', wiwa with Millet told Tate he could and bscins at *hi$iniiO..ta'ni. amiss MgV. Is ,si basin • make him Lnt a (itj)ter, but worker. Hl$1sbeaafrii$Ocbei' In be diii., reeulio.tat . that It woukb*'t be easy. took him' hu rI.nda hi I*I1'W'Td W'la iadi UaW I. Big John, who couldn't read Mar)iand Md P'I bst.. %asnUhs Md Isvu the rupes or write and was working as a Later he landed 'In, tams, (rein The Last Tow""garbage truck driver in KnoxWhets the Jib C.s pea Me(rulat . • vile, made it to the Montreal work as a forklift .utsi'.. t' May 7, 1P$, Mlilw ee Olympics in 1176 and earned a ii.., he . cst r.- adi treat brims medal for the United aw 1'Sid Ii pay Isr a MtiflPti$. rowwm Ihi streets, Matea after losing to Cuba's drinking, smoking rkb ftft NWI. TvAlo Stevenson. tetthl hinisit 11 uuNi: His brief but successful gui. bUt, he aid, ___ IM . lmIIaW career, nurtured by . ddt he ,,, tossed In jail. . rlgei'iu training and Joe Louis a imd'1uud ream In it .. than, In his IM I. films Miller used as coaching that Tate p .eea. "iic of MI1l.rs " aIdes,ended when he signed a }1 muthur w ____ U51U aeiui , p. contract with /srwn and Tate aid, and wtp, *i . In th ' 'l, M h 1977. often hoping to asahi him d. ipimad in M-," Tots ' Over the next Zi months, Tate He didn't. He Inst MUIst Sill uiid *11k anIle, 'Ther, u foeght his way up, knocking out losing In UI, hiivy'wei fj, . .st' S IM In I film' hi the likes vi Bernardo Mercado of the Natlanal Geldea Glivsi xasaeoI,,'S1 clide'l billies I . Urapei I. ., 4.. �:.'ç 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Ju;IyR, 197 Greater Construction Mustang Team To Beat SCOREBOARD LMajor St. Louis ;'- • tHouston - Cinci San Fran San Diego Aflanta Los Ang Greater Construction moved way, double-elimination Into the spotlight Friday as the playoffs after posting an 82 - -. .. 141,, I. --- : ----:-" - ' •••-•• " - - : / '. .'./ /fr 04' iREQUENcY" - - - - - -; L. . • ', ;:: lobes : -S.. - L L. -: °"'_ MCCOI$OU,II 3 1 •j,q 1j5, -' 0 - - '-'7 • -. .: .,-.- • -. • ., l,'.&1s-. 5$ Ill 54$ 3)) MuffIns III Parrish Totals Evans •ö,, ' - tz : u;iu HeiaIdhotos by Tori N.$t4 ' White chugs safely into third, GranviHe on tag ____ ;• ____________ ...- ... Houston Niemann (Wiliams 3.0) at ' *15 *, I it j1.4aj, _ , ____________ . . _ You Asked... Ir ,. 1f -, ':- _________ _____________ is he? And who is the shortest? - Mike Adams, Orange Tex. James Rodney Richard, the fire-balling rlghthander of the Houston Astros, towers above most other major league hurlers at 6 feet 8 inches. Just a notch below him are John Candelaria of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Ed Halicki of the San Francisco Giants, CIICII 6-7. So is Tim Stoddard of Baltimore. The "shorty" in the majors is outhpaw veteran Fred Norman of Cincinnati, who must use platforms to get up to the 5-8 he claims. Q. Can you tell me the special field of study that Mike Marshall, the relief pitcher for the Minnesota Twins, specializes In? I understand he's a doctor. - T.M., Austin, Minn. You could call him Dr. Mike Marshall because he has a Ph. D. degree in exercise physiology from Michigan State. Outspoken Mike's particular interest is the broad field of kinesiology, which daa1s with the principles of mechanics and anatomretatinn to s .. . - "1)1 -- :i... gL . - -. :.- S - -: . --. - - * -_,. _______ - : - - . . _______ . :--.______ _____ _____ :: • , .•; •- . - . *i SPECIALISTS GREATER Al R H CONSTRUCTION Milonovith 20 Al R H 420 Helms I 0 0 LewIs 4 luck 3 I 0 Stevens 31 2 Schmit 40o Coffey 3 0 I Taubensee MemphilI 30I HrIp 31 2 iC o Mohr 1 s o WIlliams ,tton 3 0' 0 0 0 Flaherty 3I0 0 Evans , Kr Harmon I00 too Totals 1017 ROy RObert 10o S. Sowtrs 100 J.lowers 200 Markham 200 Totals Qrsate-.sirudion Air $p.cIaItIIs '.:.. -; -•• • .. S - ....- .• --: - • flickmyer ducks back ahead of Swartz' tag .. -- I,. OAK BROOK, Ill. (UP!) Australian veteran Bruce classic, Nelson, trying to come back " " Offer I,. t 2'' (' ñ/,7ôW 'OE - (Brlzzolara 3.3), 4'h'P5/,',4'. Mllwauke DetroIt Clevelnd Toronto swimmers and divers only have Weinstein narrowly edged two more days of competition Janet Ely Thorburn to win the remaining in the Pan American women's platform diving cornGames, and when that ends, so petition. The U.S. lifted its total gold may American domination. medal collection to 45 when it So far, the Americans have won 23 of 24 swimming and picked up four gold medals in diving events and are expected archery and one each in the to add at least four more golds 12'-mile roller skating macain five events Saturday night. thon and team trap shooting But in track and field, which event. begins at 7 p.m., the Latin In baseball, Arizona's Craig Americans should offer strong Lelferts pitched the U.S. to a 10challenges to the U.S. stars 0 wIn over Canada; in men's when the week-long corn- softball, the U.S. collected nine 47 36 .566 York New 7 27 58 .318 28"; West W L Pct. GB 49 36 .516 - Calif Texas 17 35 3 Minn 43 37 .538 3l,.. Kan City 12 40 .512 5'.; Chicago W 11 Seattle 37 19 .430 12''; Oakland 21 62 .279 25' Friday's Results DetroIt 7, MOw 1, 1st Detroit 5. MOw 1, 2nd " N.Y. 1, Oakland 3, 1st NY. 3, Oakland 0. 2nd Cleveland 6, Minnesota 5 'Chicago 4, Kansas City 1 Toronto 5. Texas I California 7, Baltimore 3 - Seattle 5, Boston 3 Today's Oames (Alt Times EDT) petition starts with finals in the hits to ,,4efcat the Dutch Devlin carded a 1-under-par the money-winning list with one (Paxlon 1.1), • - - • . - . 9 Jr. Golf Program At Sweetwater ______ The Seminole YMCA Junior Golf Program will cepted. legin Tuesday at Sweetwater Oaks Country Club. The Junior program will be taught on Tuesday, Classes will be taught by Class A PGA pro Bobby Wednesday and Thursday the first week of the West. Bobby is the former head iro of Walt Disney session, and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday World, ,with 20 years of experience in developing the, second week. Classes are from 8 to 9:30 a.m. to .inigc ,agc 7 SR dL!III,lS.l.. 1') 1USS.S.* •...S.1 .61I •. JUIJIW II uuvaa uwu n.l,,t ;u unum ii 6$JU. wr A close ratio of eight students to one instructor will students ages 7-12. help insure the student of rceiving the best,possible Fee for thesession is $28 for YMCA members, and phstruction, and the course is limited to 25 students $35 for non-Y members. fur this particular session. Pre-regist.raUofl for the Individuals who would like additional information Itvo week session of six classes is required, and regarding these courses should contact the Seminole walk-ins on the day of rtistration wll not be ac- YMCA at 862-0444. In W - - .-.I% - - - . - - si-aoyvsa, --.--- - - s.---- * wlu . -.-' r •" __ __________________ r. ______ - .. •- - ______ - - n ______________ NiOtli PMIS by JIM 11.1ST flANflY MD -, •WUW Caslilberry RAAIrsVI Colts Sign Krauss George Bandy, of Sanford, proudly displays his trophy for winning last eek's Firecracker fishing contest sponsored by the Sanford Bait and Tackle Shop. Bandy landed a 10 and three-quarter pound bass to win the event, -----. . .. BALTIMORE UPII The Baltimore Colts have signed Barry Krauss, the dub's top draft choice, to a series of oneyear COBI, tracts. Colts officiaLs said Friday Krauss, a middle linebacker, wtlj report to rkie training either Saturday or Sunday, when \ he will sign his contract. ill - camp the land nipped Minnesota, 6-5. (lit' .'iiicagu 1% bite Sox ripl )t'(I run-iruig Initfiaiis. double to i'inielia, Reggie Jackso IAPU runs in for tile nightca) SWee). larim1ers 5, Red So (ii 3: l)esignated hitter Vii ii horton ttas hit by a pitch t' it loaded thmt' hast's ill (hit' sixt inning to lift Seattle despite tv. hoiilers by Bostons .11111 l(ict lead the Joe Niekro Wins No. 13 Racing \ ' I ADs Victoria 1 Better Belle 3.40 2.10 2.60 3.00 3 60 Cruz Homer Sinks Astros 7 10 76 261 89 332 8 Knox Box 0 (13 710; T (1-7-I) 7340; Time 77291 96.330 Maniiil, PlY Hrnandz, St.L 2:04.1. 78306 99 .324 75320 103 .372 85319 102 320 83 320 101 .316 81311101 .305 B3 United I'ress luleriiational Joe Nlekro made his baker's dozen Friday. lie tent 7 2-3 umings in the houston Astros' 4- Second Race 3 Frosty Lew 8.00 3.60 2.40 6 Reliable Gordo 1 Amaduke 380 3.40 6.80 0 (3.4) 17,00; T (3S4) 372.40; 2 victory over the Chicago Time 2:11.0. Third Race (.'ubs, to win his 13th game in 16 8 Yank 8.80 4.20 3.20 decisions 6 Crown Girl Mr. St. Patrick nmlaking tue New York Yanlkees' Tommy Q (4-5) 4740; I (1-4-St 746.10; John tile first 13-game winners Time 2:04.1. Fourth Race 8 Counsel Rice 14 60 3.80 2 60 5 Silo Wendi 2 40 3.00 I Missy Penn 3 20 0 (S-I) 11.10; T (I-S-I) 267.20; TIme 2:09.3. il tile imiajors. 'rile Astros nott lead the NI. %est by nine full games, have won seven of ilinC on their current road trip and 15 of their last 18 gammmes. Fifth Race I Another Brother 5.20 2.80 3 40 'Were riot iuttimlg for a lot of I Frisco Boy 1.10 3 60 an average,'' said Astros' 6 Gayl6 Stanton 1.00 Manager Bill Virdon. 'But 0 (1-4) iS40; I (1-4-4) 104.40; Time 1:41.4, we're getting tile hilts when they - Sixth Race 3 Hanover 1.80 3.10 3 20 1 Dusty Lehigh ioo 310 6 Carter Raker 4.20 American League - Lynn. (1-3) 11.40; T (3.1-4) 17090; Bos 22; RIce, Bos, Bayto-, Cal and Thomas, Mil 21; Singleton, Time 2:034. Seventh Race Ball and Grlch, Cal II. S Satellite Son 3.10 2.40 2.70 3 Car.l.s Start Runi Ratted In 4.50 2.60 6 Brad Capers NatIonal League - Xlngman, 2.40 Batting (based on 225 at bats) NatIonal League 0 AR H 72267 59 Foster, Cm count,'' Jose Cruz smacked a 9-10; 10-11; 11-noon - Children 's tennis lessons at Fort Mellon Park. 9:30 a.m. - Basketball at Civic Center courts. 1-2:30 p.m. - Ceramics at Civic Center. WEDNESDAY 8:30-11 :30 a,m, - Balloon Day at Civic Center; Bubblegum and Limbo contest at Westside. sixth graders and up. 1-2:30p.m.- Ceramics at Civic Center. 1:30-2:30 p.m. - Arts and crafts at Civic National League Hou 13.3; Niekro, AU 11.10; Hou 101; Carlton. Phil 98; eight pitchers tied with s. At Daytona Beach Friday night First game 4 lrusta.Gerardo 12.00 6.60 9.60 Arano Pradera 7.80 5.00 Cal and Koosman. Minn 106; 3GaldosAndre Earned Run Average (based on 72 innIngs pitched) National League - LaCoss, Cm 2.1); Perry, SD 2.45; Rogers, Mtl 2.19; Shirley, SD 252; Andujar, Hou 262. American League - Kern, SUN., MON., TUES., WED. SANFORD DAILY 9:30-9:30, SUN. 12-6 __________________________________________________________________________________________ OP LEeSBURO, MT. DORA, DELANO AND KISSIMUR. DAILY 5.5, SUN. i-'W" Si Transactions _________ _1l! ''lr Friday - __________ 00!A AUTO CIiTIR OPIN D*ILY Mf SAVING Soccer Indianapolis A.SL) - -. _____________________ _1 t -. __ .11._I :' / . ' (, American League - Appointed Jack Button director of player $Ilyl - , " Ryan. "0 Pro Football BaltImore - Signed nuddle round draft ciwice from Baylor. - Flfthgame Koosman, Minn SO. 3Montilla.Enriq Saves National League - Sutter, 1 ApralzGondra Sisasa Sarduy Chi II; Garber, All 17; Balr, 0(37)44101'(3 12; FIngers, SD 11; Kansas City - Called up ri5ht4lwlded pitcher Dun Quis- 11.60 7.40 5.20 enberry [ruin Omiiaiiu and iO.20 5.00 placed infielder Jerry Terrehl 7.20 (III the 15-day disabled liSt. 133.40; 1(3-7- , ..- .e.-..-.. ' ' '.' •--'--'-' Sn ,,.,,,-.. ,_, -I -. I sa.i.. '- I Vai' , .cct.d .• J. S. '. k $1.10 9.00 1.00 3t3mingo Pecina Mar- ... ... ,a u'oI V4' jIt '- ' . - II 9.20 6.50 '' ••• 2 SaidOlano 9.00 5.20 2.50 $900 7.40 3.20 lBeldeRodollo . ____________________ ____________ I_ _________ -. 'I 4PLY POLYESTER CORD BLACK WALLS I SIllS I ' ItO. SAIl - ' WHITE WALLS I.t.T. i.' 7 Fih Tread L)e'qri I1I.i3 2411 22.$$ 1.73 C71zl4 27,11 25,88 ' 1,11 111.14 : 25... ' 26.8, :2.10 14 30.11 - 21.1$ 227 ' , , •' SiltS - RIG. 5*14 fIT. - 1171.14 SIll 41.8$ , 231 , GIll. 14 65.11 56,11 2.bS 1I.lS eS.II 56,88 7.13 071.14 31.11 28.1$ 231 1988 1(111.14 60.1$' SLI$ JIS Nl7l.iS 71.11 63.81 2.06 Plus F.E.1. 1.62 Each Au Ties Plus SE T Lacu More Each 1.98 Each TiRES PURCHASED INCLUDE MOUNTING • NO TRADE-IN REaulRfo -31 PA [*1 [•IUJ 1'IYIi ______________ is 7.60 3.20 Plus F.E T U All Tires MuiF ( T Each Suit 3588 , 1171i15 75.11 61.1$ 3.30 Whitewalls 2.88 ".sTI*aL5sv . On Tr,-i:I I)I..q' ' 2 2 S?.'ei Uein,u - 1171.14 61.11 52,88 .SS Oi ROCI 2288 A78x Ii '171.11 4i.76 38.76 2.06 6.60 3.40 I SaraEchanIz HOUSTON IUI'I - houston 3.10 2.40 0(2-4) 27.00; P (24) U.lO; T (2-4- OIlers management, sued by a 0(4.7) 73.00, P17-4) 360.40. T(7-4-l) ' $140, former player claiming $8,000 254.40. Ninth game 2ndraceDS-I6Tim33,oi in back pay, said Friday the 7Oar $440 2Sma't Marie 3.20 3.40 3.40 IRtfo 4.60 340 t'heck had been sent to the 08)' Pay 10.10 3.40 4Apraii -'° National Football League PlayI Doomsday 4.20 (i) ILlS; P17-i) 139.30; T (7.10(2-1) 25.50. P12.1) $4.30, T(2-7.1) 4) 121.00. era Association office in New - dITIIIuIh ST Ramon Enrique' 5.00 Q(I7) 40.40; P (i-i) 340.00; T (1.1. 5) 11,-so' . ECONOMY PRICED N7IiiS 3511 32,11 '266 Fc irig . ' 1(71.14 '33.11' 31,$$ 2.61 5.60 4.60 lEgana.Sarduy Dog Racing _____ . I . . 4, ..,'r Ia, *1, - .. , :' -. II_-- 1 671.1$ 3i.II 28.$$ 7.44 SV.candl Andre 4.50 shall, Minn 16; Kern, Tex II; ICarasaGerardo 25-40; P (5-3) 50.40; 1 (S3 Stanhouse, Salt and Rawley, I) 0(3-5) 510.50. Sea 10; Monge, Clev Seventh game $ Sara Arrieta 14.00 5.60 410 4DM Baseball 73540. . - 4, 15.00 6.00 4.60 5.10 1.20 . 41.20 . recrwtmnent. Littsburglm - Signed running I Domingo Fernan 3.80 0(2-3) 2400; P (2-3) 7470; I (2-3- back Greg Hawthorne, first- 1)334.40; 00 (4-21 147.10. Thirdgame , ' I. 500 linebacker Barr' Krauss, their 5.60 3.60 SZubi.Gasti ii 3.20 0(1-SI 4020; P(S-1) 107.10; T(S.l- Cal 139; Guldry, NY and American League 1l - I irusta Badiola NY 92. Cm - - - Tex 1.38; Guidry, NY 2.03; SPaco Pro Basketball John. NY 2-fl; Marshall. MInn 6Zubi 3Arca Houston - Signed center2.31; Clear, Cal 2.43. Q(S-á)14.l0;P(S-4)201.4o;T(5.4. forward Lee Joimson, firstStrikeouts 3)711.40. National League - Richard, round draft choice, from East Fourthgame Hou 111; Perry, SD 97; Niekro, All and Carlton, Phil 91; Swan, SGaidos Rod'lfo 15.40 7.10 5.60 Texas State. £ Canha,a.,.d Ci's c,i Ca. 54 a.• :l SC,' Ca'. Si - 'Ii J ! t1 4q' .i _______ - (.. - ____________________ i I Slippery Madam Tenth game lrdraciCs-14'im•fl,15 4Oscar Rodolfo 45a1's Penny IVickie's Fable IConcannon I Ramon.Badioia 5.10 $3.10 4.60 4.50 had not been sent directly to 960 4.20 SI, David Bohannomi because his Q(l-4)37.00;PU-4U.o0;T(5-l. currentaddresswasnotkjvjwn. 0(45) 15.50, P(4-E 57.41, T(44-I) $04.20. 4) 330.20, Eleventh gam• The state court suit was tiled IDoranPradera 10.40 10.40 4.10 recently by the fonner Prairie lthraceD3lTIms3O.32 7 Teds Bomber 17.10 1,10 5.00 SMIss Girl Pecos York on June 14, explainIng it 3.40 3.50 lSara.Sarduy 3Cara$aBadjola 10.40 4.00 1.00 View A&M University fullback, Q(I3) 2400; P (1-3) l$.$; T (1-3' who never played for the Oilers 0(5-a 111.11. P17'S) 2V.1S, T(7-S- 1) 356.10. . [eai 4) 473.45. change [or infielder Juan Bernhardt of the Spokane Indians, the 5th race A 5-14 Time 31,38 4K'sPoco 1510 5.20 1.10 Mariner's farm dub in the Pacific Coast League. 5.60 450 Hinton,32, will report toSeattle Sunday or Monday. Bernhardt, ISlIly eLks Companion 12,20 25, will remain on the Spokane roster until the Des Moines af0(4-5) P144) p.10, T1- he was injured in the Twlvsth 1977 trainIng camp and his I Apraiz Badlola 11.40 7 3Oscar S.arduy 1230 3.30 $24,000-a-year contract was SSaid.Goiri 3.30 termInated. Bohannon's suit 0(3-5) 3$; P (13' 5430, T ( claimed the Oilers refused to 5) 247.20; 30- pay hufl salary due. A-3954; Handle $185,573 _______ ____ __________ _ __________ '' _______ INCLUDE - _________ 1 '. ,, 1. ls.lahI see I aM siab, I usia. c'.e.s* 151 bused Pluis. la sleul 2 541 lull '.4 taukislee I, 3.tlae soils. 4. Ia,.ssw sem. as.4se ___________________ ' / r ...." •-'.. 7$ SERVICES INCLUDE I Oil cSa.g. IVJ 5. 5 s ii _______ I CAll WaA4 lRStoi lit) I 1. Install I I .14 0 H.O. MUFFLER TUNEUP INSTALLED Sale 18 K mart - 5/60 K mart OIL, AUTO BATTERY LUBE, FILTER Unil systems esciucied Ma.I.s.. p.-i. ,-,. ..,., .,. 788 Will) 63 For mot U S cars Addi. For most 1,1 S cats Single ___________________ ___________________ Our Reg 5488 Price bonal parts extra Save 4 liMe li,sl Ill sceitli (:ILLi'o) - 6-CYUNDER Price sI lilisi ' 3 Cssssuu IsI"citio,, titus5 >' "' t 11 Sale 2788 9.40 4.50 7 Trani Isidro 3.60 SEATTLE mUPli - The Seattle Mariners acquired lefthanded 6 Gold Coast Tony filiate of the White Sox has a space open for him on the roster. 8-7, 0(1-4) 4010; 1 (4-1-3) 385.00. No. I draft pick, to a series of Secondgame 9.00 160 3.00 one-year Lonitracts, 2Victor.Pradera Irusta Diaga 4.60 3.00 31230. pitcher Rich Hinton from the Chicago White Sox Friday in ex- - ' SHOP ORLANDO & hockey Washington Jal Alal Andujar, 7 Demon Marcus Mariners Buy Hinton, Give Up Minor Leaguer rumis iii the seventh inning. Kansas ('ity 1; 'l'oronto 5, l'exis giving tile Expos tllt'ir victory I Seattle 5. Boston 3; and l'hmlllies 6. (iaiits 1: alifornia 7, Baitimmiore 3 Mike Sciumlidt hit Ills 24th l'sdres 6. Mets 5 home run of tile season aiid Dave V infield cracked ills drove in three runs to hack the I9tim imtiiiie run of time season pitciling of i'iuladelpivas Nmiu leading oil tim., 12th inning, i- spinosa. giving San I)iego tile win. ltt'ds 2, hirates 1: (artllimals 9-5, Braves 5-4: (;t'tIr)e Foster's pinch -hi I (art 'l'eliipletuil hit ilis single s%ith two out in the ninth st-tumid hioiiie run of (lie nighmt in s-ort'd Dan L)riesseni ttithm thit' thie illtim ininiimg to propel St. wininminig i-un for ('incimmmlati. Nlekro, - 1st race 0 5-14 Tim. 32.31 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ (iaklaimd 4-3 amId 3-0; Chicago 4, - . DAYTONA $ECH 8:30-11:30 a.m. - Foursquare contest at Westside: Play.,round and shaving contest at Civic Center. Noon-4:30 p.m. - Youth Center activities for sixth graders and up. including Dave Kingimiani's 29th iimne run 101(1 Jerry Martin's i3tht walked four and struck out two before giving ttav to .loe Saiilbitu, who registered his 10th save l'iii a little surprised,'' admnitteti Niekro, r-eferi- umg to his early season success. "1 always wamited to get off to a good start:' In otiler National I .eugue actioli, Saii l)iego toppe(l New York, 6-5, in 12 imululgs, St . Louis took two lromii Atlanta, 9-5 Sea 23; WIlls, Tex 27; Bonds, 5 Bombay Jo Anne 10.60 tracts and defender Jeff 0 4440; I (4-7-fl I,321.10; (1ev 21 Dorgari, a first-round draft Time 2:094. Pitching Victories choice, to amateur contract. A - 1,527; Handle $121,010. Center for ages 6.12. FRIDAY I'ittsburgh, 2-I. Iii tilt' Alnericanl was. Cleveland 6, Minnesota 5; F:xpos 6, t)odgers -I: I)ttroit swept Milwaukee 7-I umning pitcher Dan Schatand 5-I; New York swept zeder, 4.1, singled Ilomile ttt0 - 10. 8:30-11:30 - Open play and whistling contest at Civic Center; Shaving contest and jumprope at Westslde. 1-2:30 p.m. - Ceramics at Civic Center, McGlothleml, followed in time fourth with 1(111 single and Alaim Asiibv cracked a clutch double in the eighth Nickro allowed six hits . . tiinel 7 Frannes Ryrrf an . cJelendir.... l'aul Wi'nson and 0(1-7)2210; 1(7.1.2)70.00; Time nnidfielder Roberto Arcimuega. 2:05.2. llmlmlesota i N/tSI.j -- 'fraded Ninth Race I Click Hanover 11.00 4.10 3.20 goalie Volkmur Gross to San Stolen Bases S Sis Boom Bah 1.20 3.60 Diego in exchange for future National League - Moreno, 6 Rushing Counse 3.00 considerations. Pitt 33; North, SF 32; Scott, 0 (iS) 17.40, T (1-5-4) 212.20; St.L 24; Cedeno, Hou 23; Scott, Time 2:043. Casinos -- Signed goalies Mtl Tenth Race ErIc Delabar and Hubert OjWiscoy 20.20 680 8.20 American League LeFlore, 6 1 SIlent Way 7.80 6.80 Birkeruncier to Cosmmios conDel 10; Wilson, KC 37; Cruz, Sambito, Hou, Jackson and Tekulve, Pitt and Lavelle, SF THURSDAY loser Lynn Lows to a sw CCI) of their doubleheader. I.tw lirock, Mike l'lmillips, •Jcrn'y Mummiphrey anti Beillie ('arix, belted hioimme runs in tile openei' to snap Atlanta's l.eague it six-game wumning streak American League - Baylor, Cal 78; Lynn, Sos 67; Rice, Sos 63; Smalley, Minn 62; Thomas, MIl 60. Jenkins, Tex 96; Kern, Tex II; Noon-4:30 - Open play at Civic Center for two-run ''wlien-it.counts'' ilofller off Chi and 0 (35) 15.40; T (5.3.4) 10020; Foster, Cm 66; WlnfieId, SD 63; Clark, SF 55; TIme 2:04.1 Eighth Race Matthews, Atl, Schmidt, Phil ' 7 Harry FrItz and Hernande:. St.L 53. 2.80 3.00 2.20 I Hopes Legend 5.40 1.80 American League •- John, NY 133; Kern, Tex 10-1; D.Martinez, Salt and Stanley, I Sos 105; Flanagan, BaIt, Ryan, tivities and free' play at Civic Center and him ant1 5.80 900 8 20 amiti S-i, in 10 innings, Montreal tlt'(eatetl I.os Angeles, 6-4, l'hiladelphia beat San FranciSco, 6-i, arid CiIIcilIilati nipped after t't.'sm- t'edeniu siilgle(i iil the first inning. Terry l'uhl ElchanQ. F ts most U S c..rs Ind I91ii trucks Save at kmart r MT DORA WtSTORI.AI00 S ORUNDO ,;GooINTeNcV a'sswssrcoco..iai, oRaNcgscos ('_1IOPOU4GCINT&R N(ARflIA5 A 5 _y 'sass 1NAiSAT5ANDtA1IRO - II "l't' St.iJt' t,'tt"', I. rnc'51 U S SAkIORD us£IRPQ'.?5(1 ruAT ______________ ' 1' CASIILIIRIt ,a, 'O.AA;5bCQNtQN_/ LI FOs.57 CITY RD '"S&VDj A s5A? UI tKAc.tn £I J't, W000t'IsO , IT US b.C4 All £11 A S , 'S . a. --- ,- -- ''SonIc of Blue Jabs 5. Rangers 1: Rick ('crone cracked a thre run burner and Toni Cnders o ailti loin Ruskey combined an eight-hitter. \'aiikees 4.3, it's :1-u: illie Ratitlolph tiret% a tt tint, bases-loaded walk in ti eighth inning of the opener an _____________________________________________________ \S.S. Hendrck, StL 2:05 Leaders TUESDAY II homer. guys iii the dugout clapped their and Simmons, St.L 18. side II CHICAGO (UPI) - Former U.S. Open golf champion Charles "ck" Evans Jr., founder of the nationwide Evans Scholsrs program, entered Augustana Hospital in Chicago for medical tests Friday. Evans, 88, is a former wer of the Western Open and Is thai WIlY amateur to take the title in the 76-year history of the event. He won the Open in 1916 and won two U.S. amateur titles in 1Vl iiid 1VJO. . - -• -, I Eva s I Cubs the Chicago SEMINOLE FRIDAY NIGHT First Race - - . - Ii k two-run _____ Toronto (Lemanczyk 7.5) 0 AB H PcI. 5 t Smaily, Mm 80305 Ill .36-4 Texas (Matlack 5.1), 8:35 p.m. 78 217 98 .35.1 Baltimore (0. MartInez 10 5) Downing, Cal 80 292 99 339 at California (Frost 61). 10 Bochte, Sea Molitor. Mil 77 312 104 333 p.m. 71 280 93 332 Boston (Finch 011 at Seattle Banistr, ChI Brett, KC 82347111 .329 (Parrott 6.3), 10:35 p.m. Cowens, KC 6) 231 76 325 Suoday's Games t4 • BOS 80317 $01 .372 Boston at Seattle, night Wilson, KC 71 243 78 321 New York at Oakland Lar..,ford, Cal 83 311 109 320 Baltimore at California Toronto at Texas Home Runs Chicago at Kansas City National League Kingman, Detroit at Milwaukee, 2 Chi 29 Schmidt, Phil 21; MInnesota at Cleveland. 2 Foster, Cm and Wintleid, SD 19; Lopes, LA, B.Robnson. Pitt Westside, c - - 83338 103 .305 pm, Knight, Cm 15267 81 .303 Chicago (Kravec 8.7) at Perez, Mtl 69 251 77 303 Kansas City (Gura 5 6), 8.35 American League p.m. 9-11:30 a.m, - Summer playground ac- i Harness -. , - p.m Detroit (Underwood 20) at Templtn. St.L Milwaukee (Mitchell 15), 2:30 WInfleld, SD p.m. Rose, Phil New York (Hood 2 0) at Garvey, LA Oakland (Morgan 02), 1:30 Matthews,' All MONDAY 11:30a.m. -Summer playground activities and free play at Civic Center and Westside. Noon to 4:30 p.m. Playground Civic Center and Westside. 1-3 p,m. Bowling class at Bowl America Lanes. 1:30-2:30 p.m. - Arts and crafts at West- - the second round. The U.S. lost its stranglehold earned gold medals in both th4 Yes, Mauch is his uncle - his mother is the skipper's sister. second-round 69. champion Andy Bean carded offered a 10-year contract Devlin, 41, seekIng his ninth "I had some bad shots on the his second consecutive 73 for a worth more than $1 million by on swimming gold medals men's and women's team 7oy Frederick Smalley III has a true major league heritage. us right holes," said Nelson, who, 146 total. Friday when Canadians Anne competition. '4father was an li-year major league veteran, also a shortahop, and tour win and first in nine years, (.)ral Roberts University. nevertheless, avoided bogeys In Gagnon and Joanne Bedard briefly in 1949 formed a double play combination with Mauch, who had an erratic second-round on In boxing, Jackie Beard his round. the tough Butler National went 1-2 in the 200-meter advanced to the bantamweight was a second baseman, with the Chicago Cubs. Amateur Bob Clampett, who - - breaststroke over Patty Spees quarter-finals by scoring an Q. What are Al Oerter's chances of making the U.S. Olympic course. He had four bogeys and shared the first-round lead with of Oakland, Calif. easy unanimous decision oven track and field teani at the age of 43? And if he does, what chance five birdies and needed a birdie Devlln and Jim Simons, scram,. does he have of winning a filth gold medal? - N.F., Elk Grove, Ofl the next to last hole to tie Still, it was another outstand- Lids Vicioso. Nelson. blecion the back nine to salvage Calif. ing performance by the U.. Standings a par-72 and trail the leaders by "Every hole Is a potential squad as Jesse Vasallo of Surprisingly good in both cases. The amazing discus champ, one stroke. _______________________________ . who drojed out of competition after winning his fourth straight bogey hole here. You just hope Mission Viejo, Calif., won his MEN'S LEAGUE Soil and Tom Jenkins were goldmedalat Mexico City in 1968, actually hasthe best toss In U.S. you don't make a lot of second gold medal when he FInIU I W LI competition tills year - 219 feet, 10 Inches, Which happens to be mistakes," said Devlin, whose tied at 142, two stokes back, flashed home in a world record rnnr than 7 fcct beUer than anything he threw in his prime, His best finish thIs year is a tie for while leading money winner 2:03.29 in taking the 200-meter AAA Cooper OvledoAutoparts 23 " u individual medley over former Stromberg-Carlsoo ,,Lhief competition for the American team will come from veterans 24th at the Byron Nelson Tom Watson headed a group ef ii 10 17)) record holder Graham Smith of Deluxe Bar :Mae Wilkins and John Powell, plus Ben Plucknett and Ken Stadei' Whigham FurnIture 16 12 of the younger brigade. And In the Games he'll be confronted by Howards Mobil S 20 Cynthia Woodhead picked up Orlando Helicopter world record holder WoLiang Schmidt of East Germany, who has Caps Hire Button • 7 21 her third gold when she Cardinal Indutr'e 0 26 flipped the discus 235 feet, 11 inches. Wilkins has a 232-6 in is • defeated Tracy Caulkins to take dossier. But don't let the figures tool you, Olympic distances tend JUNIOR GIRLS LA?1DOVER, Md. UP!j - In an effort to strengthen their the 400-meter freestyle; Linda to be shorter because the musciemen have to shun sterlodi, ét(., (Final) 5 4 -' Jl(k won the 200-meter ability to draft, the Washington Capitals have hired Jack Button, • which give them artificial strength. WL 15 2 • • director of central scouting for the I4HL, as the club's Director of , backstroke; Brian Goodell, Kiwan,S Q• Has third baseman Butch Hobson of the Red Sex completely Dixie Pride ,• 9 player recruitment. Dave Larson, ICris Klrschner Florida Screen - covered from the sore arm which handicapped him last year? / 9 Button spent fIve years with the Pittsburgh Penguins as their and Rowdy Gaines won the 4 x Colonial Room '- T.W,, Pittsfield, Mass. 3 $3 -. minor league system and later as the Penguins' general manager. He certainly has. The operation last winter to remove cartilage He organized the central scouting system In the NHL offices In chips from his right elbow was successful. He's throwing as well Montreal tour years ago. as ever and hitting the ball for distance again.. ...-'. -- Sui' ni' ner 5chediIe - Q. Is Roy Smalley, the hard-hitting shortstop of the Minnesota of 4-under-140, tying him with year, also said the Butler over-par 76 for a two-round Arkansas. The Tulsa World had women's backetball team Darrell Pace in the men's in4 S. I '.' Dijtnt.i.te-d l, King Features Syndicate. San ford Recreation Crenshaw was alone at even- Director Frank Broyles have lombia and Panama, the petition while Rodney Bastor 4, ". - .•, ' countries also expected to offer Wash., earned his third gol FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. stiff challenges to the U.S. medal in roller skating when ft (UP!) - Arkansas basketball athietes, won the rue1llng 12½-mu Coach Eddie Sutton has con"i think this Is the best team marathon an U.S. marksme firmed he received an attrac- we've ever sent to the Pan took their 10th gold medal whe tive financial offer in April to American Games," said Coach Ernest Neel, C1'iarvin Dixon five at "The course played a little become coach at Oral Roberts Jim Bush. "But the teams from Robert Green and Walter Z-obo C Ii , ___________________________________________________________________ 'I, 4; houston %tileil ,. Minnesota (0. Jackson i uJ at 16 38 .548 39 40 .191 13", 37 41 .157 $6'.'; singled anti scored Attendance 3733; Handle $254,011. j Cleveland American League East W L PcI. GB BaIt 51 28 .659 Boston 50 30 .625 3 lii the seventh, .Jini Anderson lead ______ p.m. Houston at Chicago PU'cburgh at Cinci, 2 Se Louis at Atla. night 12.00 104.20. ' -- I____________ 7:35 Sunday's Games Los Angeles at Montreal San Diego at New York, 2 San Francisco at Phila S Humor Me 7 - .:, St. Louis (Martinez 6.2) at Atlanta . . - 0(1-4) 04.50, P14-I) I2720, T(4-1-S) 7:4't'f,qo-o San Francisco (Montefusco 1 4) at Philadelphia (McGraw 3. 1), 7:35 p.m. today's third round of the In a playoff in Last week's In the afternoon," said Watson, competition ahead of Brazil an Sutton said he rejected the than they've ever been." In other matchups later today Canada. $300,000 Western Open, predicts Memphis Open, shared best- a two-time winner of the offer because he and his family In archery, Lynette Johnsor the winner of the tournament round honors with Northern Western. "But I think I'm still l'ave been happier than ever u the men's basketall çeam faces will be the one who escapes with Illinois graduate Mick Soil and in a good position to win this Fayetteviile. He also said the Panama, the softball team had took a gold medal in th4 'total of six from Oklahoma. Others came from such outlying .. O#. ''77W - 1l _________________________________________________ • . , ' , U.S. Tankers men's long jump, shotput and Antilles, 14-0, and remain un10,000-meter run and the defeated; in soccer, U.S. women's discus and 3,000 meter downed Puerto Rico, 3-1; Kathj Arendsen pitched a perfect run. Also, qualifying heats will be game to lift the U.S. to a 12.4 held in the men's 100-meter rout of the Dominican Republiã dash, the 400-meter hurdles and after dropping the first game of the 800-meter run. the day, 2-1, to Belize; and th Cuba appears to be the most women's basketball team del powerful team, with sprinters feated Canada, 99-89. Reveals . 4 SI) 41-I 4flt.)l Sutton Devlin, Nelson - _____ - .• . -s . . -. .'\- S. '' rà Nab 23 Wins _____ tourney this week. - • - -.'s •- S.c_ S . .'. ' '. -' r anubvmitt. liehài applied his knowledge to his own pit- :- cling and to counseling other athletes, such as Fran Tarkenton. Q. Our native son, coach Johnny Majors, who left a national champlonshlp team at Pitt to return to his alma mater (Ten,,pessee) n 1977, has been criticized by some for recruiting so 'heavlly In the state of Georgia (1 think we have recruIted 11 here 1n Tennessee this year). My question s: the team at Oklahoma f$eemed to be mostly from the state of Texas. I can recall only one player from Oklahoma. Just how many out-of-ataters did the -Okies have? - Leroy Rogers, Maryville, Tenn. In the offensive and defensive lineups that started last • _______________ . . •. - . - 2, I pm. - I San Diego (DAcquisto 1 5) at New York (Ellis 0.1). 2:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 5.1) 1 at Cincinnati (Moskau 1.3). 5:30 'p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 7.5) at Montreal (Rogers 85), 7:35 p m. - At stake in the playoff bet________ ween the loop all-star squads is ______ ____________ an automatic berth as host for #'Iiii( ______ thestate tournament. The three losers must enter district tournament play and battle back in the Tuesday- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico 200 freestyle relay in 7:31.28 __________ :- 4â 'j.I4I Well, Since ..,% _ ______ . ' V/P - 33 and Chicago to -. (All times EDT) - runs - '. Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 1 iii__,_''' hitting two home Grich 2; Cincinnati 2, i'ittsburgh I: hit his 18th home run of the ihiladelphia 6, San Francisco S Happy Ramos 8 60 Orioles. ''But now I'm feeling season. l)an Ford then singled 1; San I)iego 6, the New York 0(24) IS 60, p174) 141.40, T(24.$) good every time I step to till' and Baylor who had hit 011C Ill Mets 5, in 12 innings, and I255.20. I)te." 10th race B 5-16 Time 32.10 the fourth inning cracked ins Montreal 6, lAls Angeles 4. SRockcastle Flash 1810 10 oo 1,20 As a result of that comforts- 21st. Steve Stone, 6-7, gave up Tigers 7.5, ilretters 4-4: 3 Jolly Goodbee 10 20q6.20 bic feeling, Baylornow has nine all the runs and took tile loss. .lasoni Thompson, who tlad 1 Sunflower Honda 5.00 Baltimore scored in time third three hilts in tile opener, capped 0(3.5) 40.00. P(s.3) 15170, T(S.3.1) home runs in hIs last nine 257.20. gwnes for a season total of 21. wheii Kiko Garcia singled and hIS 25th birthday celebration I Slapstick 9.80 5 20 3 00 run of tile ScSoIl. lime Orioles lughtu-ap. The crowd of 54,630 3 Curvey Cutie 1 60 3 00 last six gaines, helping the 7 Wonder Mist 2.60 AngeLs vault over Texas into scored then- final run iii tile v as time second largest Lii 0(1-3) 24.00, P11-3) 55.50, T(I-3-7) first place in the American sixth when Doug I)eCillces led hi- utters hIstory. 211.40. League %Vest. oil with ins eighth imoimier. Indians 6, Tttlns 5: 12th race B 3-I Time 35.04 "We heard that Texas 1(1st," I Glory Chain III other gaines, 1)ctroit s%tept 17.40 5.60 8 00 Mike liargrove triggered a 1 YOU Belcha 10.40 5 60 said Bobb (;m-icii, v.ho hit a Milwaukee, 7-4 anti 5-4, l'leve- tttu-run foum- til inning vith a ' Z to te 5th race C 3-I Time 30.05 2 Trigger Happy 7200 9,80 6.20 the California Angels to a 7-3 I Sales Girl victory over the Baltimore 6 20 1 80 fljf,, PhIladelphia 6, San Fran 1 , Joey Mohr had two hits for Greater Constrtxtion, and was his team's only player with more than one hit. -. h't g,q Montreal 6, Los Angeles I San Diego 6. N.Y. 5, 12 inns r 723.40, Houston 1, Chicago 2 ' - Shearer made good its at ! tempt to stay alive with a 17-4 -. ______________ victory over Adams Auto Parts '-Frida niuht _______ Y e . ______ Chris Granville and Edgar ' ____ ____ Dickmyer had two hits each for ..' .' Shearer, while Adams Auto Parts was limited to Live hits. Iloughton beats tag by Granville 1 . ._ .' ' Better ' Baylor Feeling There's notiiin like a cointhen wu_ had that bi1' seventh downed Fexas, 5-1, the New N ii (III a g ml W a v ii tfortable Don Baylor to make a lulling. e've been k. cpmg up Vol k Yankees st ept Oakland, highlighted a sparse but rfitli theiti even tvithout ilick 4-3 allti 3-0, and Seattle tripped fective (.hicago attack with pitcher uncomfortable. "During the June slwnp I I Miller I ami Rod I Carew I. Uiston, 5-1 solo sixth-iniiing hottit'r hai (IIdfl't feel good at the plate," \Uieri se get theni back can in the National League it was Kansas ('itv its seventh straig Baylor said Friday night, after really roil over sotiic teanis'' St. Louis over Atlanta, 9-5 and 5- loss. S Rosy Tomy 6 00 1 10 3 10 7 Ks Prince 680 3.80 8 Mountain Jolly 3 40 0(5-7) 26.00 P(S-7) 51.10 T(S-1.I) - (Holtzman 56 and Lamp 5.1), winner take-all game would be forced. I Daytime Gidget 6.10 0(2-4) 47.20. P(4.1) 0350 3(43) 755.40. 5th race A 5.)41 ime 31.40 7 ,4Ap Fridays Results -a. , '.' - St. Louis 9, Atlanta 5, 1st St.L 5. Atla, 1, 2nd 10 inns :' -- - 500 610 6 Real Easy 11.20 5.80 7 First Run 620 0(1-6) 145.20. P11-4)35)30,1(16. 7)545.20. ltPsraceo3.sTim,.w., I Sandy Kea 11.20 6.10 160 - 53 32 671 43 10 .518 9 10 43 .482 12 38 18 .442 15' 35 48 .127 17 31 50 .105 18'; -. charn1Lshlp playoffs for the thecnhinedthreetpgching Seminole Pony Baseball of Bill Lewis and Mike Schmit. League. ., Coach Willie Lewis team now Greater was left as the only sits on the sidelines until - undefeated team in the four tonight's 8 p.m. finale, .• ... following a 6 p.m. showdown ADAMS AUTO SHEARER PARTS ELECTRIC between Air Specialists and AB losers bracket survivorbhearer HOUSMS ABRH ._.. Elct Jvpf - 13 39 .521 6'; 39 36 .520 7 31 15 .108 15's West W L Pct. GB :' .: ioo TavernNut 1) 31 .526 6' rhila Chicago New York - 6th race B S-16 Time 31.72 byAlan Mayer H/NQMA,% cW/CA6Q C'UB$OUTER,L1,,QY4 8ciW 4'O77 7? OP /i' //onfE National League East W L Pct. GB Montreal 4 29 .613 - Sunday, July 8 1979-9A 16 RBIs In Last Six Games ON THE RIGHT FREQUENCY League IBaseball Air Specialists Tackles Shearer - Fl. Evening Herald Sanford, t rh - '....: -. .: .... '.. " ,ti ,Z'- 41 . ... -- .. . -- - ' . - '1 - I - -- -'" -"a' - '- -. -' -, -- - - - ' -. - - ----. --' -, - '- r- -I I •-. , . -. -- �r bA— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 8, 197, 'REALTY TRANSFERS (QC Dl Lake of the Woods Inc. to 'Steven Gaff ney & Michael E Lang, Lot 79 Leke of the Woods, Townt'ouse Sec. 3, 5100. 6MA prop ? Steven H. Gaffney & Mithael E Langman, 55.4,900. (DC Dl Lake Of ?hC Woods Inc. to Howard P. Flowers 8. wf Patricia, Lot 191 Lake of the Woods Sec. 5. stoo. BMA Prop Inc. to Howard P Flowers & Patricia S. 5.40.700. OCDI Sidney L Vihlen Sr. to Shirley A Matthews (form, Lipthrot Pt 10 btk 68 Lake City), W 388' of Lot 11 New Upsala, $100. (DC Dl Massachusetts Inst. of Tech to Kenneth K. Hudson Jr. & WI Phyllis 0., Lot 2. blk 10 Fairlane Ests, Sec One repl. $100. Kenneth K Hudson Jr. & WI Phyllis to H. Vince Reed Jr. & WI t.iiCilI', Lot 7. blk 10 Fairlane Ests., Sec one repl., $17,030. Josephine A Pestino to Bruce 1. Simmons & WI Helen I.. Lots 701 21. blk A. Crystal Bowl 2nd Addn, $15,600. Olin Amer. Homes to Sheridon L Turner 8. wf Susan H., Lot 26, blk 0, Sterling Park Un., $19,900. Michael E. Zero & wf Paula to Jay O Pevehouse & WI Margie, Lot 210 Woodctest. Unit Five, $51,000. Wm. 0. Riske & WI Karen to Robert 0 Hunt & wf Marilyn P., Lot 5. blk E. Little Wekiva Ests., No. one, $31,500 Dominic 0. Munizli & WI Carmen to Liberty Realty Fund Ltd., Lot 20 blk 0, West Altamonte Hts., Sec. Two. $48,700 Robert K Davis 8 wf Jody to Donald 0. McDonald, Lot 8. btk 29 4th Sec., Dreamwold, $32,800. Sr to Robert Sottolano, sql & Flora Panicucci, S' of Ei of NE1of SW'4 of Sec. 1620. 30. 525,000. Aiden J. Greene & wf Virginia to Robert C Dykstra I WI Kathryn, Lot B blk 36, Dreamwold 4th Adn., $34,700. Casselberry Gdns Inc. to Howard P Humphrey & WI Jean T, Lots, blk J, Lake athryn Park, $6,000. Winter Springs Dcv. to Quail Hollow Entr., Inc., Lt 708 Winter Springs, Unit 3,518,/00. Quail Hollow Entr. to Victor F. Benvenuto, Lot 708 Winter Springs Un 3, 525,000. Robert M. Cram, sql. & Shelby Hudson, sgl. to Alan R. Alshouse & WI Jeanne C., Lot 6. The Highlands Sec Five, Tr. AIR RepI., $66,000. Leslie C & Delvia 0. Fowler to David L. & Anita M. Fowter, Beg. NE cor. of NWi,i of NEI,4 of Sec 75. 21 30 etc. $100. Seminole Prop to Chris 0. Caraway & wf Marian L. Lots 2 & 3 of Sec 21, 522,500. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to David A. Wallace & wf Janet M., Lot 421 Wrenwood Un Three Third Add., 551.433. Wrenco Homes, Inc to Wm. E. Tuniibtin & 4 Bobbie J., Lot 357, Wrenwood Unit three.Thlrd Add., $16,900 Maronda Homes to Katherine A. Oakley. flik J Fo.moor Un 2, S2,Q00 Maroncia Homes to Larry A. Trowt)rldgo 8 *1 GerI 0., , Lot 16, Seminole 4 Springs, Whispering Pines Viii, $110,500. Austin Kermit Griffith & WI Charlotte to Marco S. Jones & wI Ruth 0., Lot 2,61k A, Tanglewood Sec Two, $44,500. to Grace Dade Fed R. Herringswaw, Unit K.3 Sandlwood, $11300 Anna K. Horton to Edward L. Wilson 1 WI Mary H , S½ of Lot 115 & Lot lid, Franklin Ten,, $28,000. Grace Prop to Keith M. Davies & WI Martha F., Un 304.H Alt Hghts, $19,900. James E. Browil & WI Linda to John R. Galloway & WI Mary J, Lot 6, 61k H, Oakland Est., 2nd Add., Lot 9, 61k A, W Alt Hts., Sec i, $36,000. Harold R. Hulbert Jr. & W Vatinda C. to Kenneth W. Morls & WI Harvey L., Lot 11, Trailwood Ests., Sec 1, $32,600. Hunt Oil Co to w. Garnett White, Tr., fromcenter of Sec 1, $62,000. w. Garnett White, Ir., to Mon tequma Holding Co., from center Sec 7. 5100. East Seminole Co to Visual Arts Prod., beg of Horseshoe Lk in N Chuluota I unplatted shore between 1k & blks, $5,000. (QCD) Helen ConstantIne Nicholas Constantine (sgl) to Helen Constantine I Constance C. Fox (married), Lot 3 & S 21 ft of Lot 2, BIk 6, Tier 1, $100. Helen Constantine & Constance c• Fox to J. Wendell Agee, Lot 3 & S 21 ftof Lot 2, Blk6, Tier 1, $7,500. Constance C. Fox (married) to J. Wendell Agee, Lots 41 5, BIk 6, Tier $1000. Rosa A. Payton&hb Leonard P.to William F. Baskerville, N 132 f?oof W 56ff of Lot 23, & N 132 ft of Lot 74 Fl Land 8. Colonization Co Celery Plantation, $59,000. River Run to Greater Constr. Lots 85.7, River Run, Sec Three,$30,600. Winter Springs Dcv to Harry A. Goettring Constr, Lot 105, Winter Springs Un 3, $18,700. Mary Smith to Browed Wrigh, mt., beg 43.5 ft N of SE corner of Lot 26 of Robinson, $100. A. J. Thomas Jr. & Ella M. Merrill to Andrew 0. Roberts & WI Diana 8., Un 37 of Mayfair Villas, $41,200. Cader G. Hart & wf Janie M. to Gus S. Alex & WI Cathy P., Parcel of Dcv Plan of Harts Grove, SE'Ji of NW'/4 Sec 15, sn,o. Mona C. Wolke & hb William 0. to Richard H. Dickerman & WI Am. paro 0., AS., Lot 307, 61k A, Jamestown Vil, Un 1, $44,500. ()evvatexine Constr. to John H. Ingle Jr. & WI Lynda T., Lot 101, Jennifer Est, $80,900. Hacker Homes, to Ronald N. Sch. wartz & wf Janet S., N 43.34 ft of Lot 6 & Lot 7, 61k A, Sanlando Springs Rep of Tr 57, ,200. Regional Constr. to Gregory 6. Barnes&WI Boonyuen, Lot 6, 81k A, Sterling Park, Un 3, 559,900. FF Orb to William J. McCarthy & WI Nellie, Lot 27, 61k B, The Forest, $3,700. Peltzer Constr to Robert L. Wolfson & WI Carol S.. Lot Wekiva Hills, Sec I, $111,000. Ron Meyer Constr to Frederic A. Monroe & WI Dianne S., Lot 75, Cypress Landing at Sabal Point, $83,000 Ron Meyer Constr to Mohn R. Garmon & wf Ruby J.. Lot Wekiva Hills, Sec 8. $83,600. Cmei, Inc., to Rosewood Homes, IC Lot 77, 61k 1 Hanover Woods, 539,133. Albert L. Sagert & wf Marie H. to James C. Brown & wf Linda J.. W 2.92ff of Lot 131 14 (less W 44.46 ff1 ' 81k 67, Sanlando the Subub Beaut. P3lm Springs Sec, Gallimore Homes to Dc"othy W Lassiter, Lot 71, 01k C, Sweetwdter Oaks, Sec 12, $131,000. Ensow Homes to David M. Cox & vvi Bonnie M., Lot 18, 61k A, The Grace Prop to Peter A. Marcus & WI Suzanne C., Un 301.A, Alt Hghts, $19,900. Babcock to Jacques A. Germain & *1 Carolyn W., Lot 246, Windward Sec 3, $50,200. Babcock Co to Debris M. Sutton sql., Lot 218, Windward Sq Sec 3, $51,600. Lucy M. McDonald to George H. Kendrick, W 330 ft of Lot 147, ,000. David 1. Bean 1. WI Helen S. to George R. Schiner & wf C. Patricia, Beg at SW corner of Lot 1, 61k C, Lk Adalaide Shcrei Revision, $79,900. Area Building Corp. to Jack M. Robertson 4. WI Nancy G., LW, LOt IS, Whisper W.od at Sabal Pnt., $98,860. Virgil A. Seward to Alicia Anne Davis, Lot 7, 81k C, Oakland Est., First Sec., $15,530. Bruce E. White & WI Gretchen L. to Clayborn L. Jackson & WI NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED USES FOR THE FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING . FUNDS FOR THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. FOR FISCAL YEAR l978.$O. i'..'"...',''.i,',..*y"4J.JXi?.i.?,.Vi ................................ 4 i-.A — -.'4 - ... — 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Noon The Da Before Publication Seminole County, FlorIda, shall at 11:00 A.M. or as soon as possible Surday — Noon Friday thereafter, on the 31st day of July, 1979, consider the adoption of the following Ordinance: An ordinance relating to specified areas of the unincorporated YMnted 4—Personals territories of Seminole County, Florida; creating the Wekiva Hills, Wanted: Mature lady to live in, Section FIve, Eight and Nine Street prepare meals and care for BORTION SERV10ESt Lighting District; to be entitled the invalid lady in Sanford residence Wekiva Hills Section Five, Eight st Trimister abortlon-$100; Gyn for salary, room and board. and Nine Street Lighting District CIinic-$20; Pregnancy test; References requested. Call 305. Ordinance; providing for male sterilization; free coon 322.4215 week days. definitions; providing for gover. seling. Professional care. nance of the district by the Board of Mother's earn extra money by supportive atmosphere, con. County Commissioners; providing demonstrating our TOYS & fidential. for maintenance and operation of GIFTS. No cash investment, no CENTRAL FLORIDA street lights within the district; collecting or delivery. No ser WOMAN'S HEALTH creating an Advisory Board; setting vice chg. Noexp. necessary. Call ORGANIZATION for fiscal and taxation procedures; Friendly Toy Parties now. 323. empowering the levy of special 5456 also booking parties. 609 E. Colonial Dr.. Orlando assessments or taxes within the 898.0921 district, and oroviding for con STOP AND THINK A Toll Free 1800.771.2568 struction, severability, and an MINurE. .. .tF CLASSIFIED effective dat. ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE Said district shall encompass the WOULDNT BE ANY. s—Lost & Found following described areas of Seminole County, Florida: Lots 132, Wefilva Hills, Section Lost Blue eyed Slberan HuskyFive, according to the plat therof as area 24th St. 8. Mellonville Ave. Childrens pet-Reward. 323. recorded in Pb'? Book 21, pages 95 and 96; Lot 1.67, Wekiva Hills, 5401. Section Eight, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Rook 21, 6—Child Care pages 80 and 81; Lots 1.71, Wekiva Hills, Section Nine,according to plat thereof as recorded in Plat Rook 77, First & Only child care center open pages 78 and 79, Public Records of Saturday In Sanford - BegIn. Seminole County, Florida. ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3fl.445, Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk to the Board Bohannon's Day Care Center of County Comi'rlssloners Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. in and for Seminole Opend:3OAM.6:3OPM County, Florida Sdayswk. 331.7420 Publish July 8, 1979 DEL.29 WANT TO GET AWAY —_______________________________ ELECTRONIC TECHS. SECRETARY PAINT SHOP LEAD MAN ASSEMBLY MECHANICS SWITCHBOARD OPR. DIRECTOR OF N U RS ES AIR COND. TRAINEE LEASING AGENT GUARDS NURSES AIDE CASHIERS COOKS HOUSE CLEANER FOR A WEEKEND? I will care for your child in my home. Fri. evening to Sun. evenIng. Excellent care in. cluding meals and church. References available. Call 67$. 0384. 9—Good Things to Eat - .PEAS.. BLACK EYE -CONCHS $5 bu. UPICK. Fields in Sanford. Call 365.3211 for directions. Green peanuts ready in Oviedo beginning Monday. We are closed Sundays. PILOIAN FARMS Poudry, beet, pork, fish, Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meot;. CASE NO. 90014.CA.04-E IN RE: The Marriage of CATHERINE A. JOHNS, CALL. ANN ETTE or PAULA AAA 'i ..... I frY • Magazine CHRISTMAS IN JULY Creative Expressions • Marriage has been filed against you andyouarerequiredtoserveacopy of your written defenses, if any, on • 323.8817 :;: I ,-uu, ug, Joruuru, on or before the 26th day of July, 1919. Otherwise, a Judgement may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. ri....L., r, ww., * Excius ively >'. in the .? '4, WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of this Court, thIs 21st day of Evening p.. . 'ft DEK.1II every Friday. Noticeef Public Huring " and abandon, discontinue, disclaim and to renounce any rItt of the City of Like Mary and the public In and to the following described right.of. W5P, to.wit: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot 23, Block 10, Crystal Lake Winter flumes, accordIng to the Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Boofi2, Pages lii through 116.01 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; thence run North by an extensIon of the Eastern boundary line of Lot 73, 10 feet; thence run West on a line parallel to the Nor. thorn boundary lIne of Lot 3, described above to a point 10 feet North of the Northwest corner of Lot 71, Block 9, of Crystal Lake Winter Homes; thence run South to the Northwest corner of Lol 2$; thence run East along the boundary line Lot i, blOCk L a portion of vacated Fourth Stret,and theboundary line of Lois 9 through 23, di Crystal Lake Winter Homes to ffi, POInt of BegInning. The Public Hearing shall be held NATION in brief WORLD in brief , t• LOCAL.the most compiete local news coverage in the Greater Sanford 1 area. ' 1; get it when YOU siabicribe to the Evening Herald, ' t Yes, YOU ., daily and Sunday. Fill out coupon ittodayl the and mali -— ----------- Please En fir My Subscription To The Evening Herald i ft.. at the CIty Hall. in and for Lake Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible. At that time, interested parties for and the above request shall be heard. Said hearing may be con. tinued from lime to time until final action is taken by the CIty Council. This Notice shall be published one (2) time each wk ,.. six iø ne we of public hearing in the Evenlrg Herald, a newspaper of general & Name: City Address: Phone: 'aI Enclosed Is my check in the amount of $ ., u iv.sub .i_.•.vq, rh. I N I I EVENING HERALD P.O. Box 1657 (. £ IVlQfltflS )O.3U Senford, Fia. 32771 circulation withIn the City of Lake I S A *,' i * "I f.'i' Mary. In addition. Notice shall be posted in the area of consideration at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of public hearing. DATED: June 27, 1979. City of Lake Mary, - ... .....,, ... .., . . , $ li.-" . *.. .-. 1st & last months rent. AdUlis. power savers to reiuce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 323.3301. *._•4..*_a__.,_.___ - Unfurnished 3 Br 2 bath home in Sanford. C.AC. Nice neighborhood. $300 mo. Tony Coppola Assoc. 830.0333. 'C INDUSTRIAL 7.5 ACRE SITE SANFORD AREA-Newly re * READY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself short. We have 28 years of experience & knowledge & an activedemandforhomes& land. Call us today! 3 BR l'iz bath-Washington Oaks ROUIE'S REALTY . 3229283 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust duplex. 5-5500 & $5000. ,,,THE NICEST LOCAL EATING Paint I body shop all equip?, plus 1 BR apt. on 7 lots in excellent location for business. Call for more, detai!s., 579,900. ESTABLISHMENTS WITH GOOD GROWTH POTENTIAL OWNER WILL ASSIST IN FIN. 'ei.ANCINO. $28,000. ,, ,. $7,000 buys you this 96x120 lot in Peoli. Ideal fr your new home. * WAYS TO ANYWHERE. THIS] BR, I BATH IS SPOTLESS' INSIDE, STEP SAVER KIT. "VHEN & SOLAR CLOTHES DRYING IS WAITING FOR Itial may be just what you are looking for. So call us. 3 BR.1' 76. carport. dbl lot, fenced bk. CH, behind Kmart. 'orest City. $35,000. VA or FHA. fiR IVACY. PRIVACY, PRIVACY, '2 BR 1 BAVH DEN, LR & OR, FULLY PANELED WITH A agni. Owner holding with good E FUL PRIVACY FENCE. terms. 138.900. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 349.5528 Mobile home )2'x60'. 2 BR,furn., mint cond. ot local governmental budgeting, management and adminIstration, and systems and Mgr. & traInee posItions in the Sanford 1. Ocoee area. Benefits avail. Interested applicants apply .I Sobik Sandwich General Office, 75) N. Hwy. 1792, between 9.11 am. operations analysis. Apply to Seminole County Personnel Office, N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 by July 16. Seminole County is an Equal OpportunIty Employer M.F. PBX Operator-Weekends plus must be willIng to cover all shifts. Call 322.130110 am. to I p m. Part lime clerk.stock person needed. Chance for ad. vancsment. PayLess Shoes. 333. 5131. Immediate occupancy, New 3 BR, I B, block home, refg. I range. Walking distance to hospitaI, SR-427 2Mm. E. of 17.92 MON-SUN. 9:00A.M. SANFORD 5:00P.M. Experienced motor grader operatorparttlme.ApptyCityof Lake Mary 3237910. ' Real Estate Sales ci arge Listing Inventory ".ominant ii1v•se,nç, 0 Hour Sales Training MemberRealtOrs8. ERA Natiorlal Referral Service Full Time Office SuperviSion Compafible Associates Over 22 Years Experience Stenstrom Realty, PARK 3232222 and for Seminole County, Florida, "P of proof of publication ofthlsflotice,thellditeousneme,to. wit: TEXATUNE under which I expect to engage in business at (address) 890 E. Highway • • . .. .' I I I SUNDAY, JULY 8th, 10-3 739.0509 339.0505 BY OWNER M.F FAROUT 20 wilderness acreage w far out lerms. $15,000. 300 1 you are the sales minded person I am looking for and can work successfully with present representatives In your area, and are not satist led with your present income, th-n you rjy io W1óiiiiiiiaManager or working into that position with a large, national company. This rewarding position will be offered thu week only to the successful candidate. You may call coliec f,: — -•'-. ...- • ,,,, Block W, of Sanford Ave.—) Block S. of AIrport Blvd. • —— KITCIftN WITH WOODGRAIN et CABINETS 3 b.drooms • Large Screened Porch Real Woodburning Fireplace • Large Wooded Lot 24,9OO ATTRACTIVE I BR, 7 B ranch sfyle home, large rms, fenced side yd. near schools & shoppIng $41,508. FLEXIBLE FINANCING AVAILABLE Harold Hall Realty SEIGLER REALTY B ROK ER Sanford 321.0640 or 321-0702 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford -' n -- c - '-'--' -. - ' • ' - - - . - .- ..........., a'' ____ REALTOR. MLS 323-5774 Day or Night Inc. r -'' . , , . - T' * • '5 - ' -' - - '5 'I -- I/ ' our beautitul new BAR RING TON w lap siding I shinglf' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 373 5700 VA&FliA9nancing -_ ' 45-A--Gitof Slate Proçrty YAMASI A 150 51.100 il) 0039 I I i I ______________________ Home Improvements I I G.E. Dryer-S65 I 172 1599 IJ Appliances ____________________________ LIWT1.G.lrdefl I __________________________________ r.r,i,'rican Sod 834 2200 BAIl IA SOD $3.4 1400 sq. ft I Free Del. on .4400 sq. ft o more - Lawn t'aintenance Beauty Care _________________________ I -. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lormc'rly Iljmrrictt's Beauty Noo.e 519 E 151 St , 3;2 5142 -- Gar,sge S,?e fools, turn, bedding, misc itern Fri Sat. 1511 Elliott Ave 3?? 7511 ___________________________ . _______ -_ WANTED IN SANFORD AREA .Ipart.1.ti.l jijjs Mu sIt5 & Ceramic 'li,e MEINTZEP TILE New or repair, leaky showers our I specialty 2$ yrs Exp 869 8562 55B,o1its & Accessories Dressmaking , ________________________________ Ideal fiShing boat '10 II 8 tn hull. swivel seats. w 18 II mruotor & trailer 322 7617 alt, 5 p.m. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 327 0701 _____________________ 62—Lawn-Garden Grooming & Boarding - apartments. ___________________ 47-A--Mwtgages Bought & Sold - WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1 2nd 'eORTi.,M,ES. K. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $75 No 1 D Wymore Rd. Altamoyite 86'! 7183 - ------ '- Picture Perfe'rt E.t Painting I ree Est Cc IC pct disc to Sr Cit 339 6066. 668 8335 Basic Cleaning Service Complete homecleaning 322 7984 ----------- __________________________ Painting by Anitnomly Corino In tenor, exterior, qualified in al phases rree Es? Call 372 0011 Home Improvements __________________________ Standard PoodIesAKC Imale white$7$, Imalecrearn $100 Bwks. 373 1197 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR 50 BALINT & ASSOC 777 8665 ____________________________ ___________________-.Springer 5panel - u.un.si, WACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellu lost Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 901 731 6108 collect ------------ Pet Skunk with Cage Plastering ntcr,C, 1.1..,,,, P'asier'no ' L'(t'SlSt'U& bonded Call 327 2780 P..ailings For Sale 3274789 ___________________________ Family emergency must move. need good home for beautiful cats & kittens 3)1 488]. ___________________________ to PAINTING. CARPENTRV CUSTOMCABINETS 323 0429 otterS 30 Free ElI. To list Youi' Business... DiQI 322-2611 01 831-9993 Larry'c Marl, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Reirig,stoves. tot'is - Custom built ironwork guards, gates etc Marlin's 313 1181. 339 7693 i% unCSo* Buy Cash 322.4132 '--I- - Custom Otfuce Cleaning. comm.'r cia?, new const Lic , bonded 8, ins Quality Service e'verytimne' Pti 323 0541 or 668 5984 - --__________________ 68—Wanted - Painting 32300)9 Our investors are ready to buy. Sackelt Investment Corp,, Realtor 862 1866-Tom Sacketl . Home Cleaning Collie & Chow puppies 6 weeks old, $15. 265 Buttonwood Ave. Winter Springs. - —— ' - -- -- -- - - - - OffideCleaning 65—Pets-Supplies ' - -' If's like Pennies from t'eaven when you Self "Don't Needs" with a want ad ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, liea control Pet Supplies, dog houses. insulaled, shady inside kennels, scrc,zne'tJ outside runs, also air cond ages 377 5757 FILL DIRT 8 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3?3754 nnnu,nic (3) lots zoned for duplexes & I ______________________- -------... Lawn Service Gt'um'r,,t iindscapirij PUS specialists. top Soil & lilt dirt, sod laying I tree trimming 113 2948 . ROLISON MAW INI 797' I'fwv c*,'h,, ri. j7i - Certilivd C lW & Landscap,. IRC[ ESTIMATES P38119 Mowing Aftc, S JUST THINK, IF CLASSIF lED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! _ iun,np - I Man. quality operation 8 yrs exp Patios, Driveways u.tc Wayne UeaI, 321 1)21 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Li..'.' IN TIlE WANT ADS 322 2611 gr 8)1 999) _______________________________ ' - Losing your & CteO,t? I will catch up back payments & buy cg.,', ' 0• . -- __________________________________________________________________________ 3MinuatureDactushundpuppies (llack& fan. $50 each 3736571 - _________________________ ' Hwy 97. I niiI,' west of Spr'cdw.iy. D.ms 1011,1 Bt',lcti. will hold .1 TO AU,. 7 u..''. ()ehI Tue'sthiy .11 7 30 ft's fhe only one' in I Ion id,i You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311 for further details , - - , 47—Real Estate Wanted —...............-. - . -- . Air Conditioning NMOR I WASI4F 1/ I',urts, I S.'rvc c 'Iced M,u,hirn'S I Cs'ntral?feaf & Air Coed Free Est. MOONEY APPI.IANCI.S Call Cad Hcarrisat 113 0691 SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 - Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND Co Murphy, N. C 23906 -. --- DAY I ONA AUTO AUC TION , Lawnmower sales & service We sell tine best & service tine rest Western Auto 101W 1sf St 377 ............, ' -- ,,rd (amnada PS. Air. AM FM slreo S0 & take over paymnt'nts 312 6335 I - Motonryc Ic Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Ill 3866 or 123 77113 Sales ______________________________ - Quarter acre lots heavily wooded near Dellary, $2,000 each 6686 or 151 2019. 'ust listed is. J beautiful "76i.y.øus xecsiun. IflIs spacious home has over 1900 sq ft. of living area w Ig, well landscaped yd. Ready to move into. Priced at only 167.000 Hurry! ___ . lit 78torcycIeS 54—Garage "" (I) good producing groves. WALL.TO.WALL CARPET Føt Station Wagon Air ,IUfOfll,itiC. AM UM. power 5495 372 5118 ________________________________ DLV JUNK C AS , I mimi 510 'oSSO ill '.2 15)1 I j.uu3 New Tappan q,is ranges, below Alan's Appliances wholesale left over from going I ketrigeratioii A C Repair out of business salt' 3 double Licensed 3?) 0039 Oven P. 8 single oven Prices I start at $21125 5,inford I ur ruture Salvage, Il 9? So of AUtoniotiveS'vIce ____________________________ S,irnforel. 327 8i1 ________________________________ ____________________ — Western Auto 301 W 1st St -Automotive Service. fume up. 53—TV-RadiO-StereO tail ___________________________ Cash for your lot! Will ,bulld on your lot or our lot. V Enlerprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 6413013 MINT CONDITION. 3 1514, new carpet throughout, choice sd tIed neighborhood near shop ping. $21,850. 1971 Uu,ck Century .4 door Air automatic radio, power $695 ui's ________________________ ICC ' - - - - -- - U uf Rancfii'roSqure3S I ,Ii'vCllOd P13. F'S. AC AM FM t.lpt' E xc cond I owner $1595 J?209. 3170452 Tip ()oll,ir l'a'uf for lunk & iisnd truc K', A heavy equipment I?? 5990 in M,iejnvow olor T V 1'. cellenf commOtion stng (.ill ,ilts'r 63276911 Homes - Good gas mik',iqe 3?? S077 _____________________________ 43—Lots-Acreage EXCEPTIONAL new 3 BR, 20 -- ;e;L. Hibiscus Drive Sanford COMPLETELY REMODELED 436 of 6:30 p.m. 8 :30 p.m. on Sunday; and betwen' 8:30 am. 8 8:00 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Male or female may apply. This Is not Insurance. ,; Positively no telephone Interviows. , S French (Il 971 Sanford 373 5)21 42IV'bile --- PMO KC New 235 Homes, 4 pcI. interest to qualified buyer 530.000 to 538.000. Low down payments BUILDER. 322 2287 acres. 100' Hwy frontage. $,599n 'a - jw;1 MAkE PAYMENTS '69 to 7 5 rmiodels C,ill 3)9Ql000r 834 4605 Dealeni Goods 52-Appliances _____________________________ WORLD. Low Down Pay mnent GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. 7 BR, fenced, many fruit trees. Alumn, storage shed. , Brand New lntersprinq Bedding price Sanford Furniture Sal v,Igc. Il 9? S at Sanford 372 8771 ________________________________ REALTORS OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD S BR scr. porches, high wooded 6 3 BR. 26. 14*34 pool, on Ig wood.4 lot, culde.s.ac, AC, carpefed FR, Privacy fence, trees. Newly painted I All appliances stay. Call 5.10 p.m. or wkends. 131: 7894; 334.3)97 "IF" 51-Household ___________________________ M1D4O's An equal Opportunity Employer rood New pant lob. $900 831 4563 912 Buck Skylark. -. DELTONA Swimming pool with diving board. 2 full baths, OR, 7 large BPs highlight this beautiful home. Also big Eli. Rm.,garage,CH&A.$31,700 By Owner Assoc. 736 0383. Rag. Real Estate Brdker 2630 Sanford Ave. 32)0759 Aff.Hrs,322.7643.322.4469 : The Real Estate Agency Ernest Morris, Sr, ,eaI Estate Broker 290 N. 1792. Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 862 3655 831 8200 House " ,j , - .111 5128 Closing stora'je buildinc' • s,,Ie lot on IF 9? ,.)di,1c"nt IC Arnmer cain Auto Sales Open 1 S P M. Mon Fri.. Save at discounted prices. W1llIsS?rac,je ttrj1ld1nt$ ______ Peg Open - 77—Junk Cars Removed T'pIelruik he'd "hce ihair ,smitiqiut- slov. hoosier ,,it, coffee tt,i, king size inialt w frame, triple' dresser w liii? ,ors, ottiri' desk. bumper poo1. ,,rcl t,it)Ie w iii,ifchinul chairs, ',.,,.,,u: w ,'l motor 834 7116 ' ________ 7435' Sale I New listing I yrs young 3 BR 78. C H&A, nice cor. lot Will go VA or FRA 535.500 REALTY for /1 Dxlge D,irt slant 6, PS. .1u?u Looks good, runs great 323 9690 - •SANFORDAUCTION. C sniper ret r lg('r ,ltOr. l(omr'f u,, gas or tto Modi'l kIt 36?. asking 5700 32) 149? I RiS.tWill area 3 fl)O. ..- .. FR Prolecfed tennis Cts & Ioo.ing path. Beautiful jewel of a norne Assuriwble mont or just About any kind of financing you choose $61,900 Owner motivatec H, REALTY ' pool C lilA. w ci F P Assumable mortgage' Close to shopping, schools, churches!!' '- BATEMAN _- ontenf', of used furniture store I,irge ,msSorfme'rit of styles. some old some modern S Vis'. A'' TER CHARGE $ 5(ASPI()OOR F'RILt S Luxurious 2 pe gold velour fional sofa 58(k) ,Ibout 7 yr., cell $3110 A Bargain 339 )4J This lovely Spacious FAMILY tiOrit' has ., nice above ground COUNTRY ACRES EXCELLENT INVESTMENT I acre minifarr..w many trees, W over 300' frontage on paved rd. 120' depth, good terms. Multiple Listing Service Branch Office - •MON., JULY 9, 7 ________ Drastic rertiuctioru in price I 170 PINECRFST DRIVE' Now 537.900! I IL Xliii C ' I NAN CING!'! NOT EVEN BROKEN IN only 4 yrs old 3 BR 2 8, CR. CIlIA. 120'x 130' lot w nice trees, close to schools. 5-41,000. FHA ANYTIME 3238160 NOTICE BR 1 B home on lSx 150 lot W Iq town. $27,500, w.excelient term$ Johnny Walker Inc. 3226457 or. 373.7)fl aft S. LONGWOOD Do It Nowl ThjaW r.gI,.*..' * Realtors RESIDENTiAL BASS FISHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD near Welaka, Fl Canal front 7 BR, 28, C A&H. w boat house & 1S'x140 fenced yd. Only $32,500. tIP. 2 bath, utility room. 2 door garage, lenced backyard, 11,1 Pro , C lilA, w w carpet, across from Bay Head Racquet Club Trade for 7 BR condo, on New Smyrna (teach WlIl'neqOt1M6 32? 1189 * For a confidential disct'sSlon of j your cdreer ri Peal Estate, call Herb Stenstrom. Realtor Owner at 322 2420 $22,500. NOTICE UNDER FiCTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; ebv given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Fictitious Name Statute," Chaot.r 4 Sanford's most well known pro gressive Sales Volume Leader needS Auciates, experienced or newly licensed Now' REALTOR local sales. Immediate in. crease and rapid advance. ment opportunities. Call Tom Kllgallon collect, 404. 9554193 Monday I p.m..5 p.m., Tuesday thru Thurs. day, a.m..S p.m. .PN lull time. Exp. w.F$orid$ license. 8.4 1 4 17. 332.8548, San ford Nursing I Cony. Center. - trees for only $1650 dwn? Owner fInancing & includes fireplace! doctor, nursing home & down. 70) Bldg. EAltamonte Dr. Highly rewarding careir in 10 manage busy Sanford Real Estate Office. Phone handlIng, typing, dealing with people required. Wed. afternoon & Sat. afternoon off. Call 671.4411. - VA'FHA-235'Con.Homes REWARD RECEPTIONIST - - 2565 CARRIAGE COVE ' -- Sanford Sunfand 3 I. carpeted, new appliances, screened patio, citrus, fenced yard $29,000 Ily Owner 323 1331 or 3?) 3649 322- 2420 REALTORS -_ ._______ - ________ I WE OF F ER THE MOST I cr1 you should to' earning more rTlo:ley ' T lien come talk to us. we have ft........I i ininq proqra-i: in Ccii? P i Let us prove we c.lrr show ji' flow to increase your earnings Need 2 ,issociates now! For COflfiderlti,il inte'vicw call John Mnrrson. Realtor. ?1I 0041 3 II StN'lm,in. Inc Realtor - 3223481 . 1215 S. French 323-7340 PEAL ESTA TF ASSOCIATE -- good. $400 C,iII ill 0040 Mon thru F' 9 5 . ••i•IS•Ii•I•.ICIIII.I -- 3 BR I S I) cony local ion Cxc starter home William M,slic zowsk. RE AL TOR 322 7983 WHEN HAVE YOU SEEN acute i Sales SECRETARY _____________-- REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! 3223153 41—Houses --- REALTOR ML. 371 6.361 or eves 313 0551 ED Super buy for $39,950! OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT --. _____________ M. Unsworth Realty DR. spacious BRs, Entry foyer I Moth Morel BPP WARRANT 2544S. Frent,.wv,r. 377.0231,323.7)73,372.0779 80—Autos Auition Thor', 7 p M S,miitoru Ave at Hwy 427 _ Consignments Welcome Wi' Sell Estates kelloqos Auu,tion Sales 3?) 7050 _________ I - _________ 60 (',idlljc I'S Pit P', Rues (o,n,nt'r,,il & Re',, utt'ii? ii .\u tons & .'i1 pr,i ',aI'. iii D,ii s Au,, ton 113 5610 - Commercial v,mcuum sweeper radial tires. ,iuuar urn ,j p1 i,lnc Cs. fur n A mmmiy utt,er items 2621 5 Sanford Ave 322 1491 lues Fni9 18.58 S,it 10 ... our lot ci yours Iluild to uut FHA VA. FHA 7358.245 on lovely shaded lot! C HIA, ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - 1969 ChevroIt truck with IS ft body, runs strong, lift tail q,ite 53750 Sanford Aut'on illS S r r,'nch Ave 3?) 7)40 We buy wrecked cars - - - ii, (',t,its' 1 --- - -- - Surplus cabinets, bases, walls & vanity Various sizes Sit A Sun, July 78.8 only! 8 4 Gentry Mfq BId 3. Carrier . SiIi ford Airport 41—Houses Sanford's SaIeF Leader For Sale I øot (okcrS A DuItel it,igs ARMY NAVY 327 519? 5(0 S,,ntorul Ave - - COZY I NEAT 4 BR 2 bath home COMPARE THESE FEATURES MOBILE HOMES AT COST FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES A MONTH 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS 60'2BR HouseTrailer -- . 'Now, you're sure he won't run out ofgasbeforewegetthere?" ___________ FANTASTIC 4 BR 3i bath home with every imaginable feats,.re' Pool & Patio! Lg. Fia. Pm wIth wet bar, DR. equip eat in kit, I huge BR5, More & More! BPP WARRANTED Jul 590,000! We have (1) 212 acre tracts zoned ,LOT OF BREATHING SPACE .OR EXPANSION. 33—Houses Furnished: 34—IGbiIe Homes \ / REDUCED 3 BR 2 bath home in Pinecrest' Lg. rm3, dinfyvi .rea. pan. Fla. Rm • w w carpet, util. rm. & close to schools 8. shop ping! BPP WARRANTED Dropped to $31,500! We have (2) S acre tracts in Ostecn ' - Spring s "Move outSide time Get patio ,Ird law.i furniture at a _______ good price Read the Classified Ads ePUBLICAUCTIOWC DOLL HOUSE 3 BR 2 bath home on oak shaded lot w C H&A, w w carpet. Fla Rm. dining area, fenced rear yard & B BQ grill? Lots Morel Your dream' tor 929,0001 'ft ' -- Depression i. ra c,lass Show & ,.lie 'h*'r ,iton Twin Towers ______________________________ 'onv,'nton C enter 5780 M,ilor dlvii 0' linde I lorda S,iturd.iy iuiy 1. 106 Stind,iy July 0 115 tiy Sporisori'if NaIori.11 t)t' 'Oil ('liSS ASSOL a? iOn ru, WILSON MAIER URN?) LIRE BUY SELL TRADE ill 31SF rst St .111 5627 JUST FOR YOU 3 BR I' bath home in C C Manor with remodeled eat in kit, w w carpet, porch, pan. Fbi Pm & DR & More! BPP WARRANTED Wow. 530,500. .5 building lots zoned for triplex or 1970 Fort' P U . ton, .1 sp'7ed. JfO VS Good shape $1,000 firm 3?? 8656 72—Auction BEAUTIFUL 1 BR 2 bath home in Hidden Lake w C H&A. w w carpet. Ig eat in kit, fenced yard. patio & grill & Mtcfl More! Yours, for ust $16,900! Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. taking up space with a want ad inth Herald 377.2611 or 131.9993. Furnished 3 room house all car. peted, air cond. on Park Ave. No children, no pets. 327.7656. S 79—Trucks-Trailers - WAR EHOUSE LOVELY 3 BR I bath home w unique features! C lilA. w w carpet, OR, eat in kit, on 7i lots! Extras Galore! BPP WAR RANTED Only 548,500! mobile home or home, w el I septic already there Deeded right to river also Good terms Owner hold. ,,..TO SCRVF IT ALL ONE OF -- - /1 SUPER BR 2 bath split plan home in Upland Park! C H&A, ww carpet, dining area, patio, newly walipapered, on quiet cub d.sac! Many Extras! BPP WARRANTED Just $46,500! 1 acre near Wekiva zoned for HAMBURGER HEAVEN SCRAMBLED EGGS OR DO. NUTS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Pool Home.Avall Aug. 1.3 BR, eat in kit., On. Rm., fenced. L.as. $3 fIrst I. last. 373.53i3. I OVER 125 THRU MAY 1979 3 BR. 76. w w carpet. FP. garage. 522.000. ,HIGHWAY FRONTAGE COM. '.,MERCIAL ZONING 3 BR 2 ,BATH HOME WITH EXTRA ROOM FOR BUSINESS, i, :.,ACRE FOR GROWTH. $36,900. IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya new car, se. today's Classified ads for best buys. , REALTY Over an acre, fenced, fruit trees, cleared, country rd., good for horses. Good terms. $4000. REALTOR 322-499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 8623455 322)959 EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER-. COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE I ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 MONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 111.fl/.40 3210702 , STENSTROW1 3 2 split plan, dbl tot FHA VA 53 1. 500. 'STEMPER AGENCY Area. $250 1st & last. Rent with option to buy, owner will carry 2nd. 377.4109. /-; -, V Over 4 acres, 2 houses. Owner hold. Good terms. near RR siding, close to 1.1. $3500 per acre. modeled 3 BR home. Large din. ing, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. $385 + security. No pets 323.9574. V -- - - - S SALE HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help yOu TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 644 25)8. to Buy - INC. REALTOR 323783? Eve. 322 8)87, 322-1587, 377 7177 A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on .-.klng size lot. Near shopping but ntry atmosphere. Just 6.500. - Beauty Salor, ChJ!rS used hut good cond 570 each Sanford F urnilure Salvage. I? 9? So of Sanford 322 8121 HAL COLBERT, REALTY Need more room? This 4 BR. 7 bath split level could be just what you need. Unique floor plan tor those who like individuality. See It today. $44,500. Award winning "Energy El. ficient" studios, private en trance, built.in bookcases, attic storage. heat, air & 12 built.in engineering, public or busIness administration & one or more years of experience In the field applicatIons for DEL? .. * HOUSE PINCHING YOU' APARTMENTS - Beautiful Old Spanish Home in Sanford 3 BR 2 baths, fireplace, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings. Lovely large private fenced yard. Large pool & playroom or guest house with I bath. 579.500. 323 8953. Beautiful Country Estate with extra large 2 story home plus Guest Home plus gazebo. $79,900. 68—Wanted for Sale '.'E BUY USED U URNITURE Bedroom set solid cherry like new I Af'('LIAN(ES S,itiford Fur double dresser with mirror. nture Salvage 311 87?? chest on chest, night Stand cost $900. sacrifice $475 834 0858 ORE NT AL RUGS WANTED after 6 p ni _______ Top Pr ices P,iid tIseci .iny COndition 6.54 8116 Temporary p(iwer pole ' ________________________________ Completely .v,red Ready to use 71Antiques 5125 323 4416 1/' REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7198 709 Oak Aye, 2' story older home. Good terms. 528.500. REALTY I 50—Miscellaneous CaliBart 2481 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR 1 bath. $21,500. REALTOR 322 lOOt) MLS SANFORD COURT Budget I management analyist. salary range $11,711$)S,$$$, annually. Graduation from college with a BA in industrial management, industrIal Sobik's Sub Shops is now taking DEL3 -. JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. Pool, lakeview, large tot. 4 BR, 2 bath C HIA, carpet, choice school area. $52,500. Newly decorated. 323.568). Experienced maintenance Iupr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & (onv. Home 950 Mollonville appoIntment. PubliSh July 1. 8 1979 Florida By; s ConnIe Melor City Clerk ' — - makers. Apply in person. Star Line EnterprIses Inc. Bldg. 29$ Sanford Airport, Sanford. apt. complex, Must be able to get along with elderly people. 10 hr. wk, ½ day Sat. 1. Sun. Some main?. exp. req. Call 373.4430 for Cisselberry, Florida. the PiitY interested In iaid business enterprise is as follows: William J. Mullen Dated at Cassefberry, Seminole County, Florida, June 18. 1979. PubliSh; July I, 8, 15. 32, 1919 .4',Cgs". ,..t ;;t5.:.. Sheet metal workers I cabinet 5.09. Florida tatu e$,wjii _________ 0óiTlh1C1rCult Court, in _________________________ I Raborn 4 room furnished duplex. 24th St. 24 HOUR find him listed In our Business Service Directory. career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking mr someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1•I004321403 anytime for recorded message. Cityof LakeMary, Florida, will hold FLORIDA in brief 668.6208 r.EED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Assistant maintenance man for a public hearing on the 2nd day of August, 1979, at 7:30 P.M. it the CIty Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, to consider a Petition to close, vacate, '. INC. REALTORS 1306$33or 339.4711 eves. Annette 3235116. LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICEthatth.City Council of the JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING... Includes utilities $100 mo. location, porch, inc. all ap. pliances. Management potential wills fast m.ving coaspany. We need aggressive people with good personality . good phone voIce. Salary plus commission. Call Couple wanted to work on egg farm. Trailer available. AZ Poultry Farm SR 430.A. Orangi City, Fl. (904) 7753835. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA GREENE 1418 Vatencia Ct. 3 BR l? B. Con lot. $25,750 "This very desirable pool planned 'home at 7 Idyllwilde has 3 BR's, 2 baths, spacious eat.in kitchen with family room, seperate formal DR. large "covered patio, C-lilA I a new roof. Owner transferring & says reduce price to 561.000. 1 room kitchenette furnished Apt., Clean 3.1 furn. house. Cony. SALES RECEPTIONIST AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3079. June, 1979 (SEAL) Arthur H. Reckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis Deputy Clerk PublIsh: June 24, July 1, I, 15, 1979 ''I "' Apts for SenIor CItizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. 32-Houses U hsm (ill Pnv ___________________________ PEACEFUL COUNTRY Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna Living with all other comforts Huge 3 BR 3 bath home plus Mother-in Law cottage on Lake Butler in Volusla County. 599.000. Phone 377 7881 San!0 rd YOU AT ONLY $28,500. * Agency Jun Porzig 323 5321. Pail time summer position at Auto Train Gift Shop. For interview call Debbie Towns 321.0621. crossword puzzles and much, much more! the Circuit Court in and for Seminole - FORREST 31—ApartmentS Furnished SIDE GLANCES fl—Houses -- W Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker J DE C. QUIET&SHADYADOLL HOUSE NEAR SHOPPING & HIGH. Dental A ssIstant Certification Preferred 323.3 180 ior a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate 41—Houses .dASSELBERRY View of Like Kathryn. Spacious I BR 2bafh HIA, Out of State owner says selinow. Assumable low interest ., mortgage. Call to see. sa.soo 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. LPN, Full time 4, part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. 18—Help Vnted ...a complete entertainment guide with the stories, Dick Kleiner s column, Go Guide, 30-Apartments_Unfurnished (corner of 10th & French) . 41—Houses 912 French Aye, 1 1—Irtructioin T:so Address Unknown full week s TV listings, interesting feature EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 and JAMES R. JOHNS, JR., Baby sitter in my home for 7 mo. & 7 yr. old. .5CC area 4½ day week. 323-0019. - U U U U U U U U I U uIUIIIISU - YOU WASTED TIME & GAS HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED LOOKING FOR AJOB NOW LET US DO THE IIIWORKII! WE HAVE EXPERIENCE TO BACK US UP U I I TECH N I CAL W P I T E R: Engineering mfg. facility requires an individual wlIh a 2 yr. degree and previous exp. as a Technical Writer. To 23K 0. O'BINE PROFESSIONAL PLACEMiNT, 1620 E. Ridge Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14621. NOTICE COUNTY, FLORIDA .... — S IIJT N.Y.. 14621. MONDAY thru FRIDAY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEL.37 itimi .................43ca line 3consicutivetim.$ . . . , 31C a line 7consicutive tImes .....35c a line Ut\IIO I Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 157 North 5th St., Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of WOVEN HORNS FARRIER SERVICE, and that I intend to :eqlster said name with the Clerk of $93,070 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Total tionida in accordance with the Citizens attending the Public provisions of the Fictitious Name Hearing shall have the right to Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 provide written and oral comments Florida Statutes 1957. and suggestions respecting possible Sip: Larry Lee Buffaboe uses of entitlement funds. Publish June 17, 24 & July 1, I, 1979 Public Hearing will be held on DEK.80 Wednesday, July 18, 1979, at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk Publish July 8, 979 RATES - Legal Notice ssible. CLASSIFIED DEPT. ___________________________ Winter Pcuk 831-9993 322 -2611 Jacqueline B., Lot3 241 25, 61k 0. W Alt Hghts sec 3, $56,000. William R. Curtis to Frank .1. Santora & WI Muriel M., Lot 1L 61k F, Seminole Sites, $31,000. - is—Help ____________ -. ________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai a Public Hearing will be held at the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, to consider proposed uses for the Revenue Sharing Trust Funds. Unappropriated entitlement fj5 in the revenue sharing trust fund $ 1,800 Anticipated 90,270 entitlement Projected interest 1,080 earned Orlando Wife £eLiuiw ENGINEERING: Te5t, must have exp. with General Radio Communications Equipmnf and Computer Automation Equipment. For automatic t.est of printed circuit boards. Specitically I°7 ) and 1915 series. Mid 520's. D. O'BINE PRO FESSIONAL PLACEMENT, 1620 E. Ridge, Rd., Rochester, CLASSIFIED ADS 81k H, Foxmoor un. 2, $12,300. (QCD) Lyle C. Christensen to Dorothy A. Christensen, Beg. 193.25 ft. E of NW corner of SW/4 of NE', of $100. East Seminole Co to Visual Arts Prod., Lots 16 20, 61k 38 N. Chuluota, $15,000. (QCD) Nd P. Hamilton & WI Elizabeth M. to Ruth M. Hamilton, Lot 6, 61k F. Country Club Hts, $100. Rerry R. Moore I WI Jackie T. tO Fred E. Newell 8, wf P05cM., Lot 1, 61k F, Sterling Park Un Ill, $61,800. Randy A. Cohn & WI Nancy S. to John Shahinart & wf Deborah A., Lot 7, Green VIII Subdv, $71,500. Tompkins Dcv Co to Steven 6. Hennen & WI Deborah 1., Lot 20, 81k B, N Orl Ranches, $45,000. Winter Springs Dcv., to Showcase Homes Inc of Orl, Lot 131, Winter Springs Un 3. $26,400, Showcase Homes to Thomas R. Granville & WI Gail T., Lot 131 Winter Springs, Un 3, 525,600. Howell Woods Dcv to Hayden & AS, Lot 96, Howell Branch W00d5, $13,000. (QCD) Hayden & AS., to Rescom Constr., Lot 96, Howell Branch Woods, $100. Omni Constr to James . Stachowicz & WI Kathaleen M., Lot i, 61k B, Sky Lark Subdv, $42,900. Cam Corp to Stanley 0. Rarick & *1 Brenda A., Lot 2, 61k 10, N On Ranches, Sec 9, 537,000. Murray L. Fredericks & wf Hannah & Philip L. Graham (sgl) to Roy S. Thorbourne, N½ of SW'/4 of NE', of NWi4 of Sec 5, 517,900. Murray L. Fredericks & wf Hannah & Philip L. Graham to Lorenzo w. Young (sgl), 5½ of SWi iof NWi.,1 of NW¼ of Sec 517,900. E. S. Chesser & wf Elma J. to Daniel T. Divine (sql), E 67"j ft of E'7of N848.9ftofWtl5ftof SW'/i 01 Sec 29, 510.000. Judith C. Reynolds p k.a Judith C. Vaugen & hb R. C. Reynolds to Bobby Morales & wf Valerie J.. Lot II, 81k A, Little Wekiwa Ests, No. ;, $79,900. John P. Wright & wf Karen A. to Leon 0. Croft & WI Grace, Lot 6, 61k D, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 14, 527,833. (QCDI Shirley J. Stanick (sgl) to John .1. Stanick, Lot 1, Blk F, Winter Springs, $100. John J. Stanick & WI Julie A. Stanick to Robert W. Norman & WI Lois L., Lot I, 81k F, Winter Springs, $61,000. Ralph E. Hutson (sgl) to Ronald L.Ogeden&wfiennlfer5.,L0f32,& W 31ff of Lot 31, 61k 0, W. Alt FIts, Sec 2, 555,000. James Falkenburg & wf Linda K. to Daniel R. Parker 8. WI M4ry, Lot 11. 81k 0, Sterling Park Un 3. $49,500. (OCD) Dorothy A. Oufresne (sql) to Larry P. Dulresne, Lot S En chanted Manor. $100. John Clements (sql) & Marion A. (sql) to James J. McNamara & WI Martha. Lot I)), Springs Oaks, $51,300. James Demet & wf Joan C. to James C. Wade II 8. WI VIctoria C.. Lot 3, Brookhollow, 572,900. Kenneth A. Soderguist (sql) to RIchard H. Howard & wf Catherine, Sunday, July 8, 1979-) 1A 18—Help Wanted . '. ' ' ' :_' -'' :' ' 0, -' '-.:.. . , �12A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July S 1979 6,,000 Helped Ii In Florida Briefly By IRS Aides BUSINESS NMIEF Warren Elected To Board Of Concrete Association ' 46 L 1; 0 i .. S - -- --- - J. B. Baker Named To Board - FACELIFT CONTINUES J. B. Baker of Sanford has been elected to the board of directors of Dairy Famers, Inc. (DFI), a statewide dairy communications organization. The appointment is for the IWM year. DFI Is a federation of Florida's five milk-marketing organizations. Elected president was Charles R. Williams of Avon Park. -' _5 . - ,.. 'PauI Bunyan' Contest Set Real Estate Courses Set Another series of real estate courses will be offered this month through the Real Estate Institute at the University of Central Florida. Scheduledia a Real Estate I (salesman) course and Real Estate Review course, plus the newly-required Real Estate pod-education course for licensees. Ti Real Estate I course will be taught at UCF's South Orlando campus In Orlando Central Park. Classes meet 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays from July 23 to Aug. 7. A Real Estate Review class will be Conducted July 2022 from 6 1010pm. Friday and km. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The Real Estate post-education course will be taught from 8 to 10 p.m. July 20, and 9 am. to 7 p.m. July 21 In Engineering 110. For additional information on registration, contact the UCF College of Extended Studies at 275-2123. 84 Lumber Company will open a new retail lumber store at 4832 North Orange Blossom Trail, across from Ben White Raceway in Orlando. The new store will be the 260th for the fast growing chain and the 15th In Florida. Manager of the new store will be Tom Calloway, formerly omanager of 84's store in Tallahassee. Co-manager will be Henry Willis, formerly 0101 a store in Memphis. 1W other employees are ,rom ,he a 84 Is planning a "Gala grand opening" beginning today through Business Apartments Are Full The Rolllngwood Apartments, a 64-unit development of Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford, at 2660 Red Bug Road nest Cselbsrry, baa reached 100 percent occupancy, according to a corporation spokesman. ters or Farewell To Cadet West Form W-5, rned Income redit Advance .' I problem is not remedied by then, the taxpayer will be given a status report and a projected completion date. Florida taxpayers can con- correspondence. But bad business letters are more than literary outrages they can have a dollar-and-cents impact. - He offers these tips: -Be natural, Imagine the reader sitting across the desk from you. Write the way you talk, and avoid business jargon. -Lean heavy on nouns and verbs, lighter on adjectives. -Make It perfect. No typos, no mlspelllngs, no factual errors. Cadet 2nd U. Michael J. West was honored at a farewell party on June 25 at the squadron headquarters by Seminole Cadet Squadron Civil Air Patrol prior to his departure for the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. A plaque was presented in appreciation for his service by the squadron. Various speeches were given by Major Linda Eddy, Group 7 commander; Capt. Paulette Mowbray, Cadet Squadron commander; and Rev. William C. Seitz Jr., squadron chaplain. ATTENTION ZAYRE SHOPPERS! On Dean's List The Moulinex LA Machine Food Processor, Model No. 354 that appears In this week's dollar spree sale circu lar as having a manufacturer's rebate is Incorrect. The ad should have read "Zayre Mail-In Rebate." The rebate amount of $7 is correct. We're sorry for any inconvenience this may Jolene Brubaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brubaker of Sanford. has been named to the Dean's List of 111gb Honor at Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Ala., at the conclusion of the second semester. Tom Owings, a junior at Maryville College In Maryville, Term. from Fern Park, has been named to the Dean's List at the College for the spring term. Fall For Art The Sanford-Seminole Art Association Is now accepting applications for it's annual Fall For Art Festival to be held in the streets of downtown Sanford on Sept. 29 and 30. There will be over $2,000 in prize money for the artists and fun, food, art, and entertainment for all. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school For more Information write: FALL FOR ART, SanfordSeminole Art Association, P.O. Box 1483 Sanford, Fl. 32771. havecausedyou. . .......... Attend Auxiliary Convention S L The Sanford Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10108 was represented at the 49th annual convention of the VFW and Auxiliary held at Daytona Beach June 24 re Ada Reiley, president; Ann Cithiphell, senior vice president; Lillian HesL, junior vice president; Nina Crouse, secretary; Willa Mae Prokosh, treasurer; Eva Wynn, conductress; Fern Bascoe, guard and June Sieputowski and Margaret Daub. DEPEND ON US FOR GUARANTEED AND INSURED ATE O F RET URN ON YOURS 0 INVESTMENT. Passbook 1.0-me. Annual Rate Annual Yield Certificate Certificate 5.92%U1 21h year Certificate 6 year Certificate Annual Rate 7ZI_7.75% Annual Yield. 6.91%** 8.06% 6.72% 4 year Money Market Certificate 8 year Certificate 8.00%_1 7.85% S33%:zJ S.17%* __ ' Ab ' - ' -'-5-.. t • S S 0 S I . - - " - S / S / .4.4. . S S 'S - - *s - S_S 5 5 I you - . S '' . ,_ - :•;: S S '' fill S •.,',_,. The first series of classes will be at the hospital auditoriwu each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. starting July 10 and continuing through July 31. Classes for expectant mothers who are delivering at SMII will be free. A fee of $3 will he charged for those planning to have their babies elsewhere. Joy Jones, 11.N., associate care corrtlinator for SMII's ob. sietrics department, advises expectant mothers to enroll in the class as early in their pregnancies as possible. "The course is basical ly designed to promote healthier pregnancies," she said. "If we can get the pregnant early enough, we can have healthier mothers and healthier babies," she said. Miss Jones stressed the importance of professional prenatal care from qualified physicians; the course is not meant to replace that care. It will, however, cover the physical and emotional changes that happen to a woman during pregnancy, the conunon complaints, the changes in her body, fetal development, when to call the doctor and how to recognize danger signals. . S ........... :- - . . .-.-- - ___5 .J '• •• . - ____ - Herald Photo by Tom NeieI Obstetrics nurses discuss upcoming prenatal classes. From left are Pat Austing, ZaIda Seller. Bobble Bodnar (holding Infant Larnell Fayson), Joy Jones and Elizabeth Avrett, Instructors for the Seminole Memorial Hospital course. •SS55 - Body building exercises will be taught to help tone the muscles throughout the pregnancy. These will not be concentrating on the labor and delivery techniques used in the l.s Maze method, which is a different course taught in the final months of pregnancy, although it will be discussed. The ünputtnnce of proper nutrition, plus the effects of smoking and drugs, also will be covered. What will happen when the expectant mother checks Into the hospital? The nurses teaching the course realize that for many women this may be their first experience with the hospital. "We will explain the hospital procedures," said Miss Jones, and the classes will be taken on tour of the facilities so the mothers will be familiar with the obstetrics department and staff, Labor and delivery willbeexplained,saidMiss Jones, and with ''_:J-_t..',lv "_._..._rt'_-_ lS %""%)'.eyit'1"'_ 0' When the mother knows what to expect, she can relax and usually has a much easier time, she noted. After the delivery, many women have a bewildered feeling: "What do I do now?" Is my baby alright? He looks so funny. Should I breast feed or bottle feed? What do I do when I get him home?" All these items will be discussed, MISS Jones added. Preparing for the baby at the hospital and at home, the RH factor, the appearance of the newborn, states of awareness, and caring for a sick child all are part of the course. -. tL - For too isiany young women in Seminole County, this can be an accurate account of their experiences, their feelings. Young women who are not aware of the importance of proper prenatal care fail to see a physician and do not know what is happening, other than "they are going to have a baby." Seminole Memorial hospital, aware of this problem, has designed a series of four prenatal classes to educate the expectant snottier in all phases of pregnancy, childbirth and immediate child care. b. : I Wilbur Yarborough of Sanford was awarded the hlWieat and most coveted degree of the Loyal Order of Moose in a ceremony held at the Moose Child City at Mooseheart, Ill. Yarborough, a member of the local Moose lodge for many years was awarded the Pilgrim Degree of Merit for his outdanlng service and continued devotion to the humanitarian programs of the fraternity. He was one of 200 Moose members from all parts of the United States, Canada and Great Britain to receive the degree. - always security in achieveniemit, so I made very good grades." She went on eventually to earn a tiutsters degree in counseling Irons Columbia University. In trying to explain what lead her Into the addiction trap, 1101)1115 said, "1.1k, and your low opinion of yourself, are so painful that you want the soothing effect of the drink or pill 11~1 iziore than you want anything else. 'You get well when find something you want tisure than that soothing effect. In my case I was really convinced, , ighti) so, that I was going LU she, iititl I wanted to live more ttiiiis I wanted to be tiamiw lired." - Yarborough Gets Degree 9$*NI00. 3090 S. Orlando D. (305.323.3770) • DEBARY. 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Atlantic Ave. (904-672-87571 5• S S Federal regulations provide for a penalty for early withdrawal on Lertmicate QJ I)CpUS$t • family was girt- Grapefruit Productions Is presenting "A Child's Summer of Plays"-a series of three original adaptations of traditional children's tales to be staged for the first time by the company of resident professionals at "The Fringe Theatre" now through Sept. 2. "Puss 'N' Boots" will run through July 15 at the company's new home at 3372 Edgewater Drive, Orlando (next to Once Upon A Stage) each Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. "Cinderella" will be presented July 21-August. 5., and "A Pirate's Island" from August 11 through Sept 2. A limited number of special weekday performances are available to !Q!! at discount rates. crest compounded daily, yield is Interest earned per year with principal and earnings enekiinginyour account. £.L..._.. reality developed. My completely polite and controlled in Its relation_ships. We didn't let bad feelings out very s,iuch." As a child, little Millie wasn't sure where she stood ritIi tier loved ones, 'but I found I could bolster my ego and find a certain kind of A Child's Summer Of Plays $10,,000 Minimum - - - The Council of Arts and Sciences will present its third annual publicity workshop on Friday, July 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Rollins College's Bush Science Auditorium. Registration will be between 8 and 9 a.m. Discussions will Include: writing the news release, preparing radio and TV spots, developing the feature story and mapping out the publicity campaign. Fees for members, Including the Publicity Handbook, are 17.50; non-members, $9. Lunch is available for $30. Call the Council of Arts and Sciences at 841 for more information. Deadline for registration Is July 16. Federal Regulations Prohibit compounding of Interest during the term of this account. 1IDFL..ORI DA S Publicity Workshop Naturally, you can depend on us for the highest rate allowed on all of our savings Instruments. FEDERAL telligent child who isusde such good grades in tier New York school would cu ine to suffer through addiction. '1 was an overprotected child," said Robins, 'utthough I'm not blaming my problems on my background. I can look back and see, though, how patterns of avoiding , - (Rates guawitad for deposib made thmugh July 11th) MlplmvinOn All Ciruhlestes (heap? 54 Wei Messy Msrksfl 1l,ISS If By TOM NETSEL In the maternity ward. Herald Staff Writer Alone. Afraid, The young woman's obviously pregnant. It's her first time. She's heard all the stories from her friends. She's seems this She's had little or no professional care, but now it's time to go to scene in countless movies but this time It's for real. She's (tie one the hospital. She's nervous. She's had nine months to worry about about to have a baby. what is about to happen. Everything's strange. Nurses coming and gtiing. Injections. Her husband checks her Into the hospital. She's taken to a room IVs. What's happening? She's scared, not listening, fighting. The Hialeah High school Class of '59 Is planning its 20th year reunion. For more Information class members may contact Eileen Lahman Walker, at 277-7627, Orlando. The Hialeah reunion is scheduled for Aug. 18 at Key Biscayne Hotel. The Miami Jackson High School Class of '59 Is also planning its 20-year reunion. Graduates may contact William A. Walker at 277-7527, Orlando. The reunion Is scheduled for August 4, at a yet undecided location. 94000%* Herald Photo by Tom V,,,cenl She's Scared, About To Have A Baby Miami Reunions Current Rate 1 year in her family when she decided to come for treatment at the center. 11cr sister, with whom she came to live after the bitter breakup of Jewel's marriage of 30 years, convinced her to try to stop drinking. Ironically. Jewel now realizes . that her sister is also an alcoholic. She had never seen it before she got treatment, and so far has been unable to get her sister to face the problem. When Jewel came to the center nine months ago, she was weak, shaky and slovenlydressed. She hadn't eaten a balanced meal or gotten her hair fixed in months. "! hated looking in the mirror, I remember," she said. "And I would put on striped shorts with a print top. If it didn 't match, I didn't care. I avoided all the neighbors anyway. I must have looked tcrible. Now when I look in the mirror every morning, I can be happy. Not that I see a very goodlooking person. It's just so great to look in there and see a person I like." Millie and Jewel agreed that learning not to despise yourself and what you have become Is one of the highest hurdles for a woman alcoholic. "That terribly low self-esteem Is one quality common to nearly every woman alcoholic," the counselor said. She beamed as Jewel talked of enjoying life for the first time In years, and counselor gave patient the credit for "being willing to listen, to learn, to work hard and face painful truths." In turn, patient praised counselor for being "always honest, but always supportive, so positive. And I knew she had been there and back, and knew how I felt." Millie not only knows what alcoholism (eels like; she was also a pill addict. But surely nobody could have predicted the quiet, in- SMH Offers Prenatal Classes The 10-year class reunion for graduates from Maynard Evans High School will be held at the Sea World Legoon on' Sept. 1. The cost is $20 per person. Cocktail hour before dinner starts at 6 p.m. and dress Is semi-formal. Dinner, a show and dancing will follow. A family picnic Is planned for Sept. 2 at Wekiva Falls. For details call 831-2238 or write Susan Tattersall 1933 Winnebago Trail, Fern Park, Fl. 32730. 26 week MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE 90 day By TERRY FROST Special To The Herald First Of Three Parts Two attractive, middle-aged women sat down.together earlier this month to have coffee and compare notes on what had happened to each of them since they were last together. They laughed, hugged each other,, and talked a lot. In fact, they could have been old college roommates. But they weren't. They were an alcoholism counselor and her former patient, now only three months away from her one-year anniversary of sobriety. The counselor is Millie Robins, of the Alcoholism Treatment Center (ATC), Community Hospital of South Broward. She is soft-voiced, blond and blue-eyed with an almost-shy smile. But she's full of energy and the kind of honesty that puts her patients on the spot and makes them face themselves and their addiction to alcohol. In the big green eyes of her former patient shines a love and appreciation for Millie and an excitement about her own new life. "I know now how beautiful life can be," says Jewel (not her real name). "If only every woman hooked on alcohol or pills could know bow beautiful life can be." Millie had called her tonner patient In as part of an effort of the ATC to determine the distinctive patterns and needs of the woman alcoholic. AU women patients at the Center, located In Hollywood, Fla., are assigned to Millie for their group and individual counselling. However, Center Director Dave Lombard and its other two counselors, Frank Casey and Ted Wells, all have treated women in the past. Each man is recovered alcoholic - Maynard Evans Reunion If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest Investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate is guaranteed and your deposit Is fully insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. and Wells formerly was married to an alcoholic. In interviews, the male staff members agreed with Millie and Jewel that one major stumbling block of the woman alcoholic, one factor that puts her in danger of becoming enslaved by addiction, is the "terrible stigma," in Millie's words, attached to the woman drinker. "Being drunk is just not acceptable in women in our society," said Millie. So, she explained, if a woman begins needing drinks to get through the day, she's much more likely than a man to drink in secret, snaking both the detection and the treatment of her alcoholism more difficult. And also because of the stigma, the ATC staff agreed, her family is perhaps more likely than the male alcoholic's family to collaborate with her to keep their neighbors, their church and even their doctor From finding out she has a disease that needs to be treated. A drunken man may be considered a "good-time guy," Wells said, but a drunken woman is viewed with disgust. - Three Sanford area students attending Cumberland College, Williamsburg. Ky., have been named to the Dean's List for the second semester of the 1978-79 school years. They are Deborah Yates, Pamela Bradley and Richard Austen. F° e Editor's Note: The honesty of celebrities such as Betty Ford, Joan Kennedy and Susan B. Anthony, II has put the spotlight on the American woman alcoholic, raising some new questions. how is the woman different - in her disease and the treatment needed From her male alcoholic counterpart? Here, in a three-part series, is a look at Alcoholism: The Woman-Killer How it Enslaves, flow 11cr Family Can Help, and How She Can Heat It." The series is provided as a public service by the Alcoholism Treatment . Center, Community Hospital of South Broward in Hollywood, Florida, and written by a former newspaper reporter now specializing in mental health and education writing. - Named To Dean's List notices and adjustments In Payment Certificate, according to DeWitt. accounts. DeWitt says the special Sunday, July 15. Featured will be the Paul Bunyan Games, which are contests in nail driving, cross-cut sawing, log rolling, fishing- assistance office receives casting, golf hole-in-one and horse shoe pitching. The games are nearly 90 new Inquiries per free and open to all 18 and over who wish to compete for the title week. "Mod of these deal with "Mr. Paul Bunyan" and for cash prizes. The games will start July refund checks, a nd lately We have also helped a number of 12. payers obtain propert y ta xr r r Also on hand Thursday through Satur da y will be more than 30 .111 C.or •l eir quarterly th Creui.S manufacturer representatives of well known building materials who will give demonstrations on aow to install and maintain their estimated tax payments," DeWitt added. products. Usually the problem solving office will handle a case within five working days, and if the In Trouble The business letter, a basic and important form of cornmunication, Is in trouble. That's the opinion of Malcolm Forbes. And he should know. As president and editor-in-chief of the respected Forbes Magazine, he receives over 10,000 business letters a year. Most of them are "mundane," he says, and many others are "stultifying If not stupid" Declining reading and writing skills have hurt all forms of i¼ Women More Likely To Drink Secretly! .Cadet Master Sergeants Sue Walker, Teresa Campbell and Julie Johnson, members of the Seminole Cadet Squadron Qvti Air Patrol, attended Eastern Airlines Flight Attendant School held in Miami June 17-24. Basic grooming including hair style and makeup, emergency procedures, passenger treatment and firefighting were highlights of the course. Mockup aircraft were used In the demonstration of evacuation procedures along with over water emergency situations being covered by practice in a pool. Application of oxygen rounded out the instruction. Major Linda Eddy, Group ommanding officer was the senior member in charge of the cadets. - Sunday, July 5, 1979-18 TerribleStigma'CanBeBeaten Flight Attendant School Resolution Office since It was Problem Resolution Office or ------WI111 established in January 1977, they may address their Problem according to an IRS problem to: Resolution Office, IRS, P.O. spokesman. established to Box 35045, Jacksonville, The office was help people who felt they were Florida 32302. S 9 In related IRS news, the not receiving proper attention . service has announced that channels, through normal IRS I who made a according to Charles 0. DeWitt, Florida employers I oil I implement to .'•!. faith effort IRS district director for good . income new advance earned Florida the . . S payment (EIC) offered are credit services The designed to resolve taxpayer prodedure by July 1, but were Th e facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning and remodeling complaints or problems unable to do so by that day, will storefronts as part of a project to improve the appearance of the city's central requiring special assistance," still be considered in cornbusiness district. Other downtown improvements spearheaded by the Greater DeWitt said, while adding that pliance. Sanford Development Corp. include the proposed architectural landscaping of "the office is not a substitute for Under the Revenue Act of First Street. Pictured here is Larry's Mart, a renovated building at 215 S. San- regular IRS channels nor a cute 1978, employers must make (oral! types of tax problems. ford Ave. advance payment of the EIC Examples of taxpayer with wages paid after June 30, 1 problem s Lb to quali fied low income 1979, 1Offi h request in -.4 1 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cadets Attend Eastern More than 6,000 Floridians tact the office by calling the have been h el ped by the regular IRS tax Information Internal Revenue Problem number and asking for the G. E. Warren of Cauelberry, sales engineer for Ideal Baltic Industries, cement division was elected recently to a three-year term to the board of directors of the Florida Concrete and Products Association, Inc., at its 20th annual convention In Palm Beach. Warren served the association as chairman of the techanical committee and the building codes committee. He is a put president and board member of the Central Florida Chapter, American Concrete Institute. Warren is a native Floridian, having attended schools In Auburndale, and Is a graduate of the University of Florida. He has more than 20 years experience In the cement and concrete Industries In Florida. OURSELVES ....-.- ' 5 .1 -- -. - - - . - b 4. •t. •1S•44 UI4 In. Instructors are qualified OB personnel. To register. or for further infortnation. womien should contact the Nursing Education Office, 322-4511, extension 607. - --..-:.. S �Th—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, JuIy $1979 Love At First Bite T ips OnKias I Tootsies Evening Herald. Sanford Fl I Braces Can't Fix Marriage ATLANTA Don't expect correcting their facial surgery." Using sketches from or braces and oral surgery to disharmony. Both doctors said there's a thodontic x-rays, the tw repafr your marriage. "Even though we know we third category: those who doctors determine the Idea That was one sidelight of a can improve their looks would rather be out fishing. relationship of the teeth. Then two-day scientific session here dramatically while lining up "We don't try to change their Dr. Epker plans the surgery bI for orthodontists and oral their bite," said Dr. Fish, minds," Dr. Fish said. first performing it on models o surgeons from throughout the "some patients think they look Oral surgery is recom- the patient's teeth. state. fine with, say, a receding chin mended for patients whose Jaws In a relatively few minutes it Two Ft. Worth, Texas doctors or a protruding lower Lip." have grown so much (or so the operating room, the teeU who were the main speakers In cases like that, the two little) that just putting on can he brought significantly passed along this advice. They dental specialists try just to braces Is not likely to bring closer to the ideal position were Dr. Bruce N. Epker, an align the teeth so that they close their teeth back into line. This is Also, facial deformities are oral surgeon, and Dr. Leward right. particularly true In adult corrected. C. Fish, an orthodontist. patients where the jaw growth When the surgeiy heals, the Usually, though, patients who is complete. "Some patients come in orthodontist "fine tunes" the hoping that getting their teeth are recommended for both until it is It is very effective in treating bite with braces straightened and correcting braces and oral surgery fall a situation where correct. into two categories -those who open bite Dr. Fish said that, when oral their facial disharmony will know exactly what facial the front teeth don't meet at all save their marriages. Others shortcomings they want when surgery is performed, usually the bite is closed, hope It will get them a better the braces do not have to be Job, or make everyone suddenly changed and those who just ,, One patient described it biting down on a sandwich worn as long. hope for the best. like them," Dr. Fish said. "Frequently," he noted, "a and getting nothing but the "Even though we know "That is more than any patient's medical insurance bread." dental specialist can do," said exactly what is required to will cover 80 per cent of the oral "Five or six years ago," said Dr. Epker. "We tell them to get bring these patients int9 facial surgery where facial deformity those things worked out and harmony, it is Important to get Dr. Fish, "we hated to see an is involved." Increasingly, o pen bite case because we there is then come back to us for them to talk about what they insurance coverage for treatment. We can work near hope to achieve from the didn't know much about or- part of the orthodontic fee, too. miracles with a person's bite treatment," said Dr. Epker. thodontic and oral surgery Orthodontics and oral and facial appearance, but we "After all, our idea of what will teamwork. "Now," he added, surgery: together they can can't fix a broken marriage." make them look better may not "we're glad to see such patients align your bite and bring facial Surprisingly, some patients be their idea at all. That can because we know we can help harmony, but they can't insure don't really care about lead to a bad situation after the them." your marriage or popularity. Baby Needs New Shoes - . Let 's CHARLES W. TURNER II A...L. ,I9 IU j ut L a s VV / e(iS Charles W. Turner II /V/ /I -' .- _-,.-_---. To that I would say, " Why doesn't he use your name? Isn't he proud of you?" Think of itt MARLENE LAFOLLETT IN COLORADO Will you please print th e name and address of the club again? I'm sure other nonsmokers will be interested. ALLERGIC IN CANTON, ILL The time may be near when a couple can decide on the sex of their unborn child, And the food they eat and when - may t t to be the determining factor, repo rts the Health Insurance Institute, According to the Institute, a team of Canadian doctors studied 216 women who were fed a diet if they wanted a girl, and an entirely different diet for a boy. Though "this hypothesis is still in the expiremental stage," Dr. Jacques Lorrain of Sacre Coeur Hospita l in Montreal says that through diet 175 women we re able to select their babies' sex. The difficult part is that the women are required to be'gin the special diet a month or six -weeks before conceivi ng and rema in on it until the pregnancy is confirmed, Dr. Lorrain told the I nstitute that men and what they ate played an important part in deter- mining the sex of their child, too. The gynecologist put it this way: "Husbands were asked to follow the diet as for as for could they psychological reasons, for women often have to modify their eating habits considerably for this experiment." What did they eat? Those interested ,in having a boy ate salty foods for their potassium and sodium. Dairy products were prohibited. The girl diet, on the other hand, was virtually saltl ess but heavy in dairy products to increase calcium and magnesium. The results have been so good, said Dr. Lorrain, that it indi ca tes that "in the near future, we will achieve the ability to select the desired sex we will then be in a position to elimin ate some hereditary diseases transmitted through sex such as muscular hemophilia, dystrophy, and the like." On Stag e ATSEMINOLE Good Doctor" on July 13, 14, 20, COMMUNITY COLLEGE and 21 at 8:15 p.m. and July 15 The Seminole Community at 2:30 p.m. Admission is $3 for College Players under the evening performancesand$2.50 direction of David Sternpler will for matinees. For reservations, present a special production of call 904-734-9810 from 7-9 p.m. Thornton Wilder's play, "The daily after July 19. Skin of Our Teeth", July 25-28 in The Shoestring Theatre has the SCC Theatre. Curtain time been In existence for almost 30 is at 8 p.m. and admission is years and, although it is small free, and folksy, it brings to the The satiric Pulitzer Award DeLand urea the most popular show tells the story of and entertaining plays of the the Antrolbus family which has day. It is an organization of the survived fire, flood, wars, DeLand Players and is non. pestilen ce and t he ice age. - profit. AT THE SHOESTRING "The Good Doctor" is a Nell THEATRE Simon comedy with music and The Shoestring Theatre at the is based on a group of short DeLand Airport presents "me stories by Anton Chekhov. * '! ' -' - eJi'1j4 q • _- •' '- -S.-# -4.--1 -- 5 . _-• - -. - -, - , . -, - ________ _ ,-- •• - ' ___________________________________ . - i~_.J . , -- ' ___ -. •.. _________ - - (_ - ' - ' - , :. t , I ( I& 14 - I S J -• -S . - - - - : • - I is Fields :11it' %% il ; Iiatiis, ' t'i'Iiit'e " her. Thi cliii a ,J (lilt'S, .Paini's hIt'ui and Aiitista HI'UWIi Jr. lii II0(() helow, II'OIU it'lL, Vt'i'nk't' W ('oilier H'ittit' Itt'lI ii HIt l St B lii u rk e 'Oil it zales and I' ann Ic noi'e. 1. h r • ' • - A - .• - -- Fancy Qu i lt iii g So bright and early, propel escaping through the NRICS Sherman the too t0 t0Rt preparLd to cart Will if, says i "Miother indication that the asks "the salesman shoe is narrow or short is if )oU ou what size the child wears. take your thumb across the Obviousl', you don't know.'' vamp and can feel every toe,'' He ready to spr in t, too, if he Stuart adds.; sits the two of you down and The' vamp should crease with measures Sherman's "foot" discretion. You don't want while it's still inside the fuchsia people pointing at Sherman's booty Nana knitted for him. vamps on his way to school. Both Sherman's feet sho uld And that's the point of all this be iuteasuied bare-- with one to get him going on his own. Or. of those ruler devices, although as Stuart puts it, "The shoe hat' mostly Just a 'foot- should enhance movement, not t s Favori te 7 - . W S - i' " m I pi litid ( I i I itti lui t d in r tltt' top Fit tb to ws aw l ii I lit' sides ii tin' thuds ott. Ihat iiuIRk's prt'ssure trio: thir lHJt t Liti t i II tin redness 1'Isists ii ut'suit in I blisti I lit ithls '' back iii tlu&' salesui a!: aJol isk (IT au t'Xplaivat bit lit If ;uiij 1! it lit ilidii t lit (hi slui' In ''ui l -, --- - -- - I itib I i tins though it 's ak Sherman's It - lidlu ii ta: ohat kuitl of shoe (11!4,01%41. huuth-ankled, etc ii it ntis But hold off on thi tall sht'. That Astaire air 'uii i s Ut ti should still be t ) 'ic tt In-i; Shiiinan learns to ill ti lt. 'tF' instead of -Is,. 'IN I I I I - —'-- - - g I' \ ' \ ,- 4 Y f , a Tb k .-I -.-, ' C SPRING & SUMMER DRESS ES and - /" .1y . REDUCED ," restrict it." - - 1; 11 / ; ~ • , 1, '\," I,t - --- I i . "These measuring devices Which means Sherman's foot indicate the' length and width of must stay inside while he's in 1, 14 thu foot," Ilolmnes says, "but motion. If it slips out when the " 0 I shoe size," salesman tugs a little at the ''And different nianufac- heel, that doesn't portend grace I a (urers' shoes fit differently," in future sociiil situations. 0 TO :nitls Stuart. 'l'he heel, therefore, should I , \ Therefore, holmes says, once probably be somewhut high on I \Shorts Slacks'Tons Shit'rtiiaii's tootsies have been the' ankle, although the point is F j measured. "The salesman controversial. What isn't, say EDUCED 'sj I should bring out tlwee different the shueme'n, is that the height I $, 20% sizes of the same style' shoe. ol the he'elsimmiply keeps the loot fJ \, One that comes closest to the in the shoe and doe's not support a -" Swin f( measurement, say a S't C4 the ankle, its ))r" and also, say, a GD and a 513." .Jl, so far Sherniami's feet ,, No two feet are alike, not even anu the salesmmnin's ears a re fj' Vrice Sherimian's, Arid "you've got to still ill situ. But if Sherman is . fit (lie longer, wider foot," says truly like you, as his father t'iots SF'RINC SUMNIR Stuart. contends in heated moments, S HOES Now, while Sherman is the minute lie gels tionte the REDUCED (ie(erIiHtiiIlg if the salesman's shoes will st art to hurt. lItis- do ro cars scret off, the salesman you know if lie's protesting io laces up it pair of shoes on him shoes lit general or this par, , , 50%11~ •,,, m a ki ng sure N ana 's booties titular pair aren't scrunched down inside. 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For a Limited Time Only! bt- I - S _________ , - - '_ S- 1, _____ - -_ I The incidence of coronary heart disease among working women is not significantly higher than that of housewives, according to the results of an eight-year study, which formed part of the Framingham i Mass.; investigations. It compared findings on 465 466 women, working housewives and 722 men, all between the ages of 45i74, -Working omen and housewives reported identical but notably more symptoms of emotional lability, tensionanxiety and anger than men." Both working women and men scored higher on scales reflecting "type A behavior", tSuch individuals are often impatient, competitive, driven by deadlines, often ignoring fatigue — %%ridng women said they ezperienceu greacen uau marital and stress dissatisfacliun than the other - two groups and cre inure likely to suppress hostility. "But there generally was no evidence of significantly higher incidence rates of coronary heart disease in working women as opposed to housewives under oS years in age. Of tliuse employed, nevermarried women had the lowest incidence of coronary , heart disease, and clerical workers, especially those with children, had the highest rate. - Retires From Marines Sgt. Major John E. Gradick i- : Jr., son of Mrs Myrtle Gradick of Sanford, retired front the U.S. Mar ine Corps on June 22 in a special ceremony at Fleet Marine Force Atlantic Headquarters In Norfolk, Vu. He attended Sanford schools and enlisted In the Marines in 1943 after graduation from high school. Hø served in World War II In the Pacific and was recalled to duty in the Korean War after attending college. He has since served in Japan, Vraznand Okinaws as well J- -1. ciu:c; as in tins txawu'iy. i awarded the Meritorious St. Augustine with his wife, Service Medal He will retire to Clara. -- _____ " Families 'Reunited By Love" The MWriffs, and McGill since the early 30s. ibie UIenie bas Iteuruted Ily lAJVe" and special events in. families will conclude three More than 200 relatives front cluded a roll call of families, a days of reunion get4ogethers as far away as Illinois, Ohio, larnily dinner, eincr roast, Sunday. Registration was held New York and the old home memorial services and pool July 6 at the home of Pies Mcthiff, 88, the oldest family place at Concord, Fla. were parties. Local family members member and a resident of the expected to attend this the of Sanford are hosting the reunion. Roseland Park Community second faintly reunion. - . ''s" S . ' I. 1. - Women And Heart Disease - Republicans Plan Dance -. .. from her mother's collection, can be creased with a thumb- newspaper, Box 503, Radio C Many of these authentic pat- nail; and the fabric finish Station, New York, N.Y. 100 terns are represented ill this makes quilting a chore. While This is a remarkable groupi new book. you can economize by using of quilt patterns, and one it The appliqued patterns in- fabric scraps, be sure they are you'll be proud to own. THE FUN! - Z -- very popular, Louise F. Roote iron qVidity makes it difficult to Quilt Favorites," send $2 plus was editor of Capper's Weekly, turn in the edges of the pieces your name, address and zip and published quilt patterns on an applique pattern (cotton code to: Stitetwi Time, c-u t SUMM ER - - 1. $ ' - , 0 ' - Miss Duda Is Stone* Intern I 5;..; '• - JOIN US - # - DANCE DAYS -i - - - C. _'_.. p / - Well, a salesman came into our office two weeks ago and I U '.0111 OUT came on to me Immediately. film no money withou t a note. Do you wish you had more He's 36, divorced (no children). DEAR ABBY: When Jane friends? For the secret of DEAR ABBY: In response to We were really attracted to the widow who wanted to know Roe marries John Doe, she popularity, get Abby's new each other. I honestly thought if she could continue using the becomes, as you say, "Mrs. booklet: "How To Be Popular; I'd found the man I had Jane Doe" for the rest of her You're Never Too Young or been name "Mrs. John Doe" It's not the heat, it's the your makeup." waiting for. ys sho uld she choose to da minimize the Too, Old." Send $1 with a long, Powder helps humi dity," say the experts. I find it strange that any remain so. Whe never you find that either shine on your nose. A (ranself-addressed, stamped (28 Then he asked me how much women (wife or widow) would the blazing sun or the dense slucent powder In a compact money I had In the bank. I told want to be She is a "Mrs." by the fact of cents) envelope to Abby, 132 called "Mrs. John John, and Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, moiure make you feel as can be applied in the morning to him, and he asked me If I could Doe." It is indeed a peculiar her marriage to though you're in a steam bath set makeup and whenever you let him have $2,500 for 90 days. I custom ous therefore can only correctly be Calif. 90212. with Your clothes on, you might freshen up with astringent, was shocked since he had told as a and seems as l udicr called "Mrs. Jane Doe" in the husband calling want to plunge into an Icy Powder blusher rather than me how "fabulously" he had "Mr. Jane event that her husband's first __________________________ __ ___________________ cream blusher is another useful been doing. It didn't add up. streaZn. name was Jane! Highly product in warm weather. To Incidentally, lam not a young unlikely! Sii*e icy dreams are I said I'd give him t he sim ulate a touch of sunburn money radical; I am nearing 50 and ALEXIS PENCOVIC IN S.F. availMde when you most need when you haven't been at the if he's sign a note. He got very have been happily married for then, Dordie Lamphier, DEAR ABBY: Last year you beach, brush powder across angry and said if he had wanted 27 years, but I don't call myself pin thearranged name oftours a travel director of new products of cheekbones and over bridge of to sign a note he'd have gone to "Mrs. Charles LaFollett." club that and bank. -Merle Norman Cosmetics, nose In a butterfly patte rn . Nei ther does my husband call trips a I suggçsts 10 ways to cool down ll over the world for Now I don't know what to do. himself "Mr. and .:freshen up when the Evaluate your summer Marlene nonsmokers I happened to be Half of me tells me not to give LaFollett." makeup routine and simplify mercury is climbing. allergic to tobacco smoke and I as much as possible. Sheer him the money without the note, a' can't Imagine anything more If you print this you will "A: light flowery or green makeup foundation and eye and the other hull tells me to wonderful than traveling with a An Coming... fragi .nce can make you feel pencils may become your give It to him. I need some probably hear from a lot of of non-smo k ers. women who have obtained their group coolkr," says Lamphier. in July and August. Eye advice. identity through "Sproy a bit of cologne on an their I clipped that column, dlis have less oil In their HALF AND HALF husbands. Their rationale will although I wasn't able to travel art1l1al flower and pin it (0 formulations than cream-based DEAR HALF: Usteu themy probably be, I'm proud to use at the time, but I am very much yourhalr. This will also help eye shadows, can be smudged hail with the brains and to give husband's name." , FOR keep: st raggly hair off your and blended to give Just a hint interested in going this year. -. face!AnOther way to give the of color. IllusiOn of being in a field of Avoid carrying a lot of wildflowers while you're ac on cream-based lipsticks and tuanj a stuffy co,zge, 2 WEEKS OF EVERYDAY CLASSES other cream-based beauty or trn Is to dab aome scant on Diane Duda, currently a solid knowledge of agricultural summer as an administrative your products in hot weather since ball and tuck It In a co resident of Oviedo and Issues." Miss Duda Is a Furman secretary for the Agri-business JULY 16th THRU JULY 27th. they can change their con- previously a'realdent of Belle University senior handg." In Institute of Florida. For Miss, 6. sidency. A lip pencil and Glade for l9 years, ls serving as economics and majoring * INTENSIVE DANCE TRAINING FOR: minoring in Duda, "coining to Washington complexions td to compact of Clear lip gloss can an Intern In U. S. Sen. Dick business. ou gnnr - I ntermediate . Advanced as an Intern for Sen. Stone was bece oilier still In hot be combined to define, color stone's Washington office this CHILDREN. TEENS - ADULTS She attributes her Interest in a natural next step." weater,aoit may be necessary and give a bit of shine to your smnerMisa Duda,oneof five - agriculture and politics to her She is thedaughter of Oted liP ti itth to .,I_BALJIEJ..ip, p.JA77 .-i-Qne irterrv "iiovn trer' .__,,._,_• ------.. il A a. astrImgent such its Extra Take a 10-minute cooling se veral hundred applicants, Du '& Sons agricultural firm Dada & Sons and his wife, * ALL CLASSES MEET DAILY MON. THRU FRI. TonI Lotion, Ewnphler ad down break when you find will work on Issues related to and to her employment last Sadye. vIie4 "Keep astringent and yourself Setting overheated and agricuiture. * CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION gkln fresheners In the traded. Slip off you shoes, sip Sen. Stone's membership on refrjerator at home and kOSP some cool water ur lemonade, the Senate Agriculture Coin. an calm bottle at the office with contemplate the coldest things mittee was a prime reason for cott balls for a quick blotting, you can imagine. Images of Miss Duds's int erest in The Republican Club of Seminole County will launch a ill If ou press (not rub) thjng In a waterfall or sitting office She mUnberShip drive 011 July 27 with a dance from 9)Jfl. to !)uI e rnot ened cotton on nose, on a an Iceberg can make you agricult ur midnight. at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. The dance 13 e and, said, "this 2540 S. Elm Ave. • toread and chin, you Open to the public and admission Is $5 a couple. Phase 4 a 5 forget, at least for a little While, internship seemed like an Sanford runfve oil witho ut dist urbing that the sidewalks are slzling, exceijent way forme(0oina 322-9272 piece dance band will play and there will be a cash bar, , - ' IA. ,_ nice. Little Sherman is taking curled in front, that i cans the his First steps. shoe is too ruin'o,' Stuart But you're not half as says. ;-delighted as your local kiddie Ideally, there should be shoe salesman. enough room for foot, but not You're in his hands, you blister growth. Oddly know It s ou and the salesman according to llolines the foot knee to knee pondering grows ba ckwards Ironi ball to Sherman's first pair of walking heel, riot forward. So the ,,, shoes Sherniun s got all he salesman will also t hit k heel can do to control his momentum to-ball fit'' while pursuing bow-wows.) He wants to make sure the ball of the' foot coincides ith How do you know the the ball of the shoe - - the %idest salesman is doing right by part of each. Sherinans tootsies? CLASS OF '59 ''He'll push do ii on the tot ('harks Holmes of St. Louis box to test the iiiatch,'' I loluies 11w Ut h i euni on of .irid Larry Stuart of Boston says. Iliat s also Ii lit I ( t on ins lii gh t li nol knots able in marketing select a fewdifferent sizes in ( ass of 9 w as hel d 1.1St uitJ sal es of ehiltirens shoes the saint style. Ic If UK toe is s t't'kt'tsd wit Ii activities offer Uk' following guidelines: short or long, he wants to make including a "Chat & Ilus. iiriimg, first of all. 5.1)5 sure the ball is in the right 1(1111 t et bn ( 1't Stuart,"It's better to fit small place." From foot ball up front in ts atiti dance at .1*', I S children (or shoes early w the to shoe vwnp, from laces to Resta urant ant and unda da because they're more tip) The salesmaai w ill pre ss up services at (lit' school. coope rative. 'I'he' haven't had against the sole of the shoe to Top photo fi'niii left, a chance to become cranky.' see how the vanip wrinkles Too .Jimmip I liii. toast was% inch goes for the salesman much may mean the shoe is wide; if Sherman's foot is k's'' Velini l'tvs viI- as well, , - SOmm er's Sizzle - i 4 P ,' DEAR ALIRr.U!, WrUa. DEAR MARLENE: I've Non-Smokers Travel Club f thought about It, and It provides Gasp 8928 Broadmoor Drive, another valid reason for the use Bethesda, Md., 20034. of "ML" Read on: "F' : i I1Jb - 14' 1 . enough, r $ ' - - .._. Men's Glibber After Her -. - - One of the most popular herbaceous perennials adapted to Florida Is the Hemerocallis. Day lily is the common name for the genus, Hemerocallls, called because a single flower may last a day or two. In spite of this, day lilies can be used cut flowers and enjoyed it you cut a stem with several buds. Simply remove the faded flowers and the buds will open over several days. Day lilies thrive and multiply gown of Skinner slipper satin and Karen Korger. The reception was held in the and French Imported handclipped Chantilly lace. The church's fellowship hall. Following a wedding trip to bodice of lace over satin was St. Augustin e the couple will as f hioned with a scoop neckline DEAR ABBY: I'm a 32-yeargoing into a high collar. Her reside at 1707 Palmetto Ave., old woman, living alone, supfull-length veil of sil k Illusion Sanford. porting myself, and respectable fell fr om a seed pearl tiara. She The bride is employed by in every sense of the word. I'm carried a bouquet of white, Gifts by Nan, San ford, and the noth ing special to look at (ñ da isies and streamers, groom is a m usic student at little on the heavy side) but I Maid of honor Gina Jones, Seminole Community College. never was so h un gry for a man I'd da te just any body. - H L.;I.LIF: GIU)SSMAN shoe to see ho Shennan's foot expands. 'II the foot is NEW \'OHI< i NEM That's scrunched in the back or the toe - _ - Diet May Decide Your Baby's Sex Be A City Of Dayli'l li* es with other plants the day lily fashioned type of orange and any of the foliage. Spread roots can be left strictly alone, yellow. There are now many carefully in the new hole. f mites or thrip appear use a colors in shades of red, pink ' More beautiful plants and mist of cygon. Of course beds purple, melon and cream. blooms result from carefully that have nematodes des should be Day lilies are more effective prepared beds. Dig the soil deep treated or they will affect the if planted in clumps of three or and mix with rotted leaves, plants. Treat soil with Vapam more plants of one color. They some fertilizer or cow manure. fumigant and rest before Miss Angela June Jones and sister of the bride, wore a show well in front of green Plant with the crown the depth p. t Charles Wesley Turner III were yellow floor length gown of shrubs, excellent as bedding in It grew before. Form a basin Although day lilies grow best united in marriage on Satur. Qiana with long sleeves. She parks and street planting. They around the plant and water in full sun their tolerance Is never obstruct day, June 25, at 8 p.m. at the carried a bouquet of yellow the view, on a thoroughly and mulch the bed broad. In Florida the colors slope the root First Baptist Church of San- daisies with white streamers. system keeps the with leaves, pinestraw or bark hold better if given afternoon ford. soil from washing away. Large to keep soil moist and Bridesmaids were Debbie shade. They can be planted beds are breathtaking when discourage the weeds. Rev.- -Hugh Hawkins of. Anderson, sister of the groom!.. ,,i ..,Dk a .. ,,iuiuuwn Ui.e uiv --from -spr ...o thrntiuh i n t, "VI ••D blooming. ficiated atthecandieiigh- Michele Jones, sister of the and money. They are relatively fall. Spring planting enables the After day lilies have finished bride, Debbie Hill, Susie Bolt free from insects and diseases, roots to be established before double ring ceremony. their blooming season they rest, After flowering and beginand Grace Batten. Their They bloom profusely each winter. In Central Florida cold ning of the rainy season is the Some time later in the early The bride is the daughter of sleeveless floor-length gowns season without any tare doesn't To summer may flower again. seem to hurt them. best time to transplant. Mr and Mrs. Glynn M. Jones of were of yellow Qiana and they whatsoever, save for the spring Unlike the north where they divide large clumps, dig a large Many striking hybrids are 200S. Laurel Ave., Sanford, and carried yellow daisies with feeding and occasional soaking shed their foliage, the plants circle around them and shake offered by nurserymen and by was given in marriage by her white streamers. stay green and ar e attractive in during periods of drouth. the dirt away from the roots. carefully selecting varieties, father. Day lilies have a remarkable the garden. The blooming Carefully separate the ramets one may have day lilies in The ushers were Aston B season Ls-Marth for the early (fans) from each other, keeping ,bloom for May, June groom Is the son of Mr. Gatlin, uncle of the groom; rod system. Some of the "Y. and Mrs. Charles Wes1c' David Turner, brother of the are thick and almost bulb-like yellows and others bloom from roots on each plant, until you MRS. HERBERT A. Turner Jr. of Rodgers Street groom; Mike Register, Danny In structure for a store-house of April into June. Thanks to have a single pip. Some people M 0 ft E L A N D, S ft Osteen. Mr. Turner served as Flint and Bucky Landers, water and nutrients that enable hybridizers the day lilies have trim tile tops and root a bit, Hibiscus Circle, Sanford them to survive. Compared come a long way from the old- others plant with out cutting Garden Club best man for his son. cousin of the bride, Twin flower girls were Kim The bride wore a floor-length - ' .,,. 74~.1 .. , The Garden Gate AND MRS. P. X ., , 1i - MIt. Sunday, July -8,-1979-36 4u' ra ' I - - - - - - 5,_ - AM.41 - - AM ""-- I �48-'Evenlng . Herald, Sanford, Ft Sunday, Julyl, 1919 .,.: .:. ..:..:..:..:..:..:..:::::::.X...•.•...................•.•.• Adventist I Douglas Jacobs Saturday S.cn .. Pastor Sabbath School :X.: S ISa m Worship Servi c e Wednesday Ni ght tt SCam Prayer Srvuc 100pm c& ........ ....V. FIRSTASSIMILY R,vEDjm Pas tor 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:01p.m. Sls.1.Itt,sIISol. MinslngWorstslp EvenIng Ser vice . -' SvndayScheel 5:41 6.m S:lIp,m 3rd tummy l:Ilp.m . UMYF Men's Prayer IrOSkiall Ind &4th Thursday Family Night Svpger OUR NATION! Baptist COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Lake Mary Sunday School PIsethlng $Wovst,,p,nq Bible Study •NPd , • Nov. Prod NesI liv, Ilm.ad L. Wsbsr : •' OURLADYQUSEN knday$dasSI FallywsIlip . Ms,nimgwsrs55p . Wad. Prayer OPPEACE ;.::.:: Wild. Prayer Meet • S 9:41 a.m. l:.4sjrn, A. 10 P.M l:IIp.m 7:35 Benodlctu.nwed.at Church Training 11:00 8 .m. 4:15pm. Wed, Prayer Service 610 P.M. EvinuasIWo,shlp I Service _____ Sham lI:55a.m Wed.5,r,,ice LAKE MARY IAPTISTMISSION 34 Laksv,ew, Lake Mary ----- . .-- . 11:31a.m. 5:41a.m. 1 .. - --- -.. ' 71Sp.m. I Past., finp.mp ., . 11:11a.m. 1:34P.M. 'III I . ,',. .. 5 ,% .e.i. 4d .,. "t t " ip. 111M k ( 11 i , .1 4 F._t.vi: 1 4 4 I, , it-~ ., 4:11p.m. Pas* Nov. D,K.GVSIIr 7: 31 p.m. 7:31p.m. 51 41 8.m. 11:11a.m. Ms,,jWsnMp 4:55p.m. •vIC. Family NM knIts , . Pastor 5:35a.m. 11:43a.m. 7:34p.m. Morning Worship Evangelistic Service (IviningW.rslllpu . liuiihl lIa seen flit' activity here one Saturday. nov.Johni. iocsorill We maintain a I",b WWabI•$51V$C5 __ _____ Yommosilless iuiurdai tiesda, $155. Slyly Prays, Tisiday - Wedasidsy 1,1.1_Il Rsv.Aabes'-ond "4' "I "., A'.'s.t an tl.l,u Sor.,:, CopynglI *979 Ki.sN, AdVivl4IflQ . DsrwusNw 11:11a.m. Sw*dayhdi•eI % Si. ssbuiU - .-. Eve.WsnAipist&lrd$on The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible A ..J - AL FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff - - Rev, Harold De Roo, of Lpngwood, minister of the Rolling Hills Comm un ity Church, Zellwood, will attend a In church growth Madison, Wisc., beginning July be conference sponsored by is huge Rsad,WIngy $151115 Pasfl' $ijy 0:31 sOw kadsyWsnhip 1I:1Sa.. NurwyPIi,,id,d ______ . ... ___________________________________________ 200W, First St. A&lu . r Pill v , I's g 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Dot'. ntown Sanford Don Knight 8. Staff Zayre Plaza 323-3900 I,.,... S....4.,1.,i In L. D. PLANTE, INC Oviedo. Florida . PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes 11. EMILY OF GOD 55 Assembly 54 God. 17* £ Elm I II I 21ST nat) Baptist Church. OVIid5 vary Baptist Chore), Crystal Lake £ 3rd, Lake Mary sItbefry Baptist Chinch Ill Searnasfs Blvd. dral Baptist Clint). 1311 Cab Ave. luota First Baptist sr water Missio$ary Baptist Church, Siuffiwesi Rd. edrysade Baptist Clutch, County Cliii loot Like Mary tony Baptist Cbwch.Old Or laMs me. .$t Age. $, Baptist Church. III Park ASP. indsb'p Baptist Church if Altament, Springs, It. IN, ttams.to Springs ii Baptist Church of Caneva it Clvii.). of G.nevI It Baptist Chinch of LOU Mary is Replis t Church at Like MaNSI Li 01 a h . U ... - :•'_ __ '-' - :-;.:: V. I LI r It •-- •ti-- S • Main Head Baptist Church. Ovilde Baptist Church., 1411 W. First $ t. $5 side Bapti st Chiurt). Clutuita stuart Baptist Church. North II, Enterprise 1). ceonia Miision Baptist Church. Oil Mall Rd. Ostlea, rhing Glory Baptist Church. Gen eva Hwy Miriali Primitive Baptist, 1111 LoCust Lii., Sanford Olive Missionary Baptist Chinch. Isaland. Spr ings d.. Longwold Aw Sinai Missionary Baptist Chur ch. 1150 Jerry Ave Zion Missionary Baptist. Sipes Ave w Bithol Missionary Chinch. 5th St. 6 Hickor y Lee. defendefice Baptist Miss, Cart League Bldg , Liniwood pe Baptist Church, Forest City Cemmynity Cen ler, Forest City Mt Calvary Missionary Baptist,1115W. Ilea %I. 'Ill SI , - -"•$'4-sdi'.'. Church ii the Mativaly, Lake Mary LII Souls Catholic Church, ill Oak Ave Sanford St. Ann's Cat)sftc Church, Dogwosd Trail, DeBary St. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Dn. near Button Rd., Cassoiberry St. Mary Ma55daIIne Catholic Church. Maitlind Lvi,. , AItImInte , $t Baptist Church if Ostieø "L ,. -. '.$4 .. . St. Lukes Lutheran Church, Be. 434 Slaves St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 435 lvii West of 0.4. Longwood METHODIST larneti Uuwled Memorial Church, I. DeBry Ave. Ent.r pr is. Bear Lak e United Methodist Church Bethel A.M.E. Church, Canaan $fg$s. CasuIb.rry Communaly Undid Mothisdist Church., Hwy. 11.51 £ Piney Ridge RI. Cassliberry, Christ United Methodist Church. Tucks, of.. Sunfind Estates Dietary Community Methodist Church, W. Niglibenks Rd., DeBary First United Methodi c) Church. die Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Defile FirsI Ssvt$isrps Methodist Church, 2444 Sanford Ave. Free Mithsdast Clinch, 155 W. II) St. Geneva Methodist Church, 0.neva Grace United MItfisdlsl Church, Airport Blvd. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church, Ovieds Oakgrev, Methodist Church, Oviedo Church of Christ, Geafiva Church of Christ. Longwood Church it Christ. W. 1711 St. Nsr*sidi Chinch of Christ, Fla. Ha ven Di'.. Maatland CHURCH OF ODD Church of God. SI) Hlctsry Church of God. 153 W. 22nd It. Chinch of God. Ovislo Church of God Hilinen. Like MINIS Church if God Mission. Interiniss Chinch Of God. III) W. III) $I. Church of God an Christ. Ovisas ChurchisfOodeIPrshscy.2SISS.IImAue. CPIvvCh St Gods) Proscy, 1704$. Persimmon Ave. Rescue Chur ch of God. 1115W. llthSl., Sanford "Trg Chinch of 0•4". 1711 lidgewsod Ave., Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX ::r Ct"rh SI Sinsac. III S. Magnolia Ave., SanIsri p 15 Bapt,st Of OviolO sI Baptisi Chinch of Sanland. Spr ings st Baptist Clutch of winter Springs. 250 Baliassa Rd. it Still.). Missionary Baptist Clutch, 1101W. 11* St. et City Baptist ChWCn T p - . U .. NOW Testament Baptist Church. Quality Inn, North Lengwsid New MI. Zion Baptist Church. 1221 Pear Ave. Raveona Park Baptist Church. 2743 W. 'itsi St. Posits's Baptist Chapel, 1211 W. Firs) Sires). Sanford Panecrost Baptist Clutch. III W. Airport Blvd Prairie Labs Baptist, Ridge Rd.. Fern Park Prepresi Missionary Baptist Chinch. Midway Second Shill). Missionary Baptist Church.. West Sanford $tn,..ta Baptist courcb. is IrosE Dr., Cassohl,srry Iv and Baptist Church. 1414 Palmetto St. James Missionary Baptist Church, St. Rd. llIOsteen St. I.ubs Missionary Baptist Chinch of Came's. City. Inc. St. Paul baptist Church. 113 Pont Ave. SI , Matthews Baptist Church. Canaan "Its. Springfield Missionary Baptist, lflh £ Cedar St. Jobs's Missionary Baptist Church, 530 ypress St. Tempie Baptist Chinch , FIlm Springs Rd.. Altognonts Springs William Clapel Missionary Baptist Chur ch, MV) $ William SI., Aitansonte Springs lieø Hip. Sa&..i Church. lIt Orano. Ave. . . Events Trigger !.._. - - day some evening hours are strong , . Spiengs , CHRISTIAN First Christian Chyrdi, *51 S Sanford Ave Sanford Christian Church. 133 W Airport Blvd Nortb$id, Chr istian Church, Florida Maven of.. Maitland Lakev.ew Christian Chinch. Bear Labs Rd at James.. CONGUIGAT$ONAL cengregal onal Christ,.. Church. 3411 Park CHURCH OF CHRIST Church ii Chr ist. $553 S. talk Ave . Churl). of Christ at Lake Ellen, US 1152 N Casselbsrry South Seminole Church if Christ. $411 Lake NoII Rd. CbvrchslChr,$l 405 Palm Springs Or ,Altamont,Spgs ,. .... -'--.-on Mi..lib.1. . Springs SasiroOrOsads. Church. St. $Ie,ssssl O.0-A.. 1)4 $ouSE St.. Fir. Path eastern Ort)sdSl Chinch, St. 11.53, Fore POrk JObs ChrysostIm Chapel. U.S. Hwy. EPISCOPAL The Chur ch of the Good Slsopiserd Maitland. 331 Lake Ave. All $a,nts Episcopal Chur ch, E. DeBiry Ave.. Enterprise Chr ist EpiScopal Church. Laag,...a.d Hilt Cross Episcopal. Part Ave. at liii St.. Sanford Sc licherd'sdurSE. Fill LaEsHiwslI Rd WIntir Part twlss Beth Ann Synagogue, meeting II intsntate Mall. Altamonte Springs - Our Lady oil), Lakes Catholic Church. IlllMaiamllian. Dogma - ..i1,.N I L-.' ions. -a , LU TN S R AN Ai.cinsius Lutheran Church. Overkisok Or. Casseflerry Good Shepherd United Lutheran. 5505 S. Orlando On. Luthiron Chuith 51 Pt,id0nc,, Deluv.sa Lutheran Chinch of the bloomer, 117W. atIi Place Msiaht Lutheran Church, Gilds. Days Dr. £ H wy . 12.52. Casseiborrv ,v. *nnvm..w ..,. . , Osteen Methodist Church PiaSia Wesleyan Methodist, It. 44 W. at Pao la St James A.M.S. II) at Cypress P.;azrC:t,:, Sc3rtfl off 1* 4*! II. Mary's A.M.E ftuvcn. ci. ui. M. Uiiu,jk St Paul's Methodist Church,. Osleen Rd.. Enterpr j Stafford Memorial Church, S. DeBary Sanlands Undid Methodist Cjsunch, SR 534 p j4.. Lp4g,.,ad NAZAILNE First Chunt) SI the Nazarene, 2141 Sanford Ave. Onniva Church of the Nazarene, 5.1.44. Geneva Lake Mary Church of the Macarise, Ill S. Crystal Lake Ave. Labs and Employes May,. Church if the Nazsrsoo. Wilson kEssl. Orange ia,, Lsngwosd Churches the Nazarene, Wayman £ Jesiu Lvi, Len5wpo, PlI5$YTERIAN Dells" Presbyterian Church. Hol la nd Blvd., Deltona Lake Mary U ni ted Presbyterian Chur ch First Presbytemian Church, Oak Avg. £ I'd It. First Presbple,iais Church of DeBar,. S. Highland Convenient Peesbylerian Church.. 3??) S. Orion" Dr. - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. SIll liar Lake Rd. St Marks Psesbylsraan Church. III Palm Spr i ngs of.. Altamonte Spr i ng s . r " £ AustIn Ave., UP5ila COMISdy Presbyisria. . Westmi.sts, Presbyterian Church, led Bug Rd.. Casislbsrry SSF,$5.IISC)IPIP*yMVSSE1ICCW1LM,S$ - ______ D - to iu., -- - moving - Beerdahi Av5ou. Holiness C*agel, Ssardoil Ave. Causeless Csmmonity Chore). Church of Jesus ChrI5I if Laihe, Day Saints, 1315 Part Ave. - -- - - THE ANSWER: My heart reached prophet Elijah? Through tervention may be in a form of a irst Baptist Church, San- During the Sunday School these five couples plans to hour this Sunday and again on reach five other couples to have ford, will be in week nt preparation for "Ve ure '79" Sunday, July 15, seIne time them come to their home to thy "Thou shell ROt When 1InM i-B another prayer meding the week of July 1-14. This is a during the class period, believe in (1r44's resurrection neighbor's landmark, which Sanford Area Evangelistic given signaL the teacher or later date. 4 LI 1IIII5 4lljaaieennw*Lii1iWlr' wiiiiiiy aw C. The first rehearsal of inc B)TS$, he gave the BZpCCUIOC thine igeruaace. . "-Deal, the Penley, evangelist, and Lowell call for a speciaf'prayer 'SDoubting Thomas," which 11:14 crusade. This idea is taken crusade choir will be at 7:30 J. Leistner, music director. $1111 U*WIJ I skeptiC. A number of Junior high, from the Idea of a "Fire [)i-" p.m. on Saturday, July 14. The senior high, and college age and classes are asked to spend choir, under the direction of ,tif1d Thecry"GoduvetheKlfl$" "...Exceptlshailseelakls yo ung people have been amlnimumoffivemlnutesbi Lowell "Venture Singers." It is hoped fi rst heard back In th flg, aid was e days enlisted to call persons on the the prayer time. the pr of that the church will have the th ch Of e Old chur the kth9I Mother simple program put my finger Into the llnt roll about the coming Testament. j" crusa&. Al 6 pan., Sunday, a prayer which will be observed finest singing group they have I will not ,,... and *ey ma& kim Ur4~ training mdon will be held for is that certain families have ever haa for such a crusade. - JAM 21:15 .. aW tiey ClaPPed their hands, these young people. Calls will been asked to have five couples Every adult and young person Property be made Friday and Saturday, come to their home for a prayer with singing talent is a rgn1zed and hoàored since aid said, God save the king." H KIngs 11:12 July 13 and 14. meeting. At that time each of prospect. Bilgiosi days , . .- Halt Trinity Ceeee" 44 Gad 64 Che 411- 1114 ALSOMIlelbe Ave. The Full Ossapi Church of Gal Lard Jews Christ, Wshingsgn St. Canes. City Wish.' Springs Camesity Evaageiicoi CsngregaI,sisgh. Wia Springs Elementary k)soi .1I4 . a at -. - for AM D BASSA OR ALL ARE 1016 French Ave. (17-92) WELCOME Sanford, Florida Jam.i W. Griffin Pastor - EVA NG. MORRIS EDWA RDS IS COMING TO YOUR CITY from CHRIST CHURCH APOSTOLIC a INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ______________________________ ______________ ;-- t -- of .. SERVICES NIGHTLY July 9th. 7:45 P.M. .-T., . .•. ' - - . h o . r . . , .- July 14the _____ ' -. THRU - -. ;d.... '-.A'PJ-' 5 - - 14 of at ___ AI MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Baptists To Launch Venture '79 a . Pentecostal Open B.ite tas.r.acle Ridge.,,al Ave., lOft 31* ss$lls Siniassle Nigh kissil .t" s.. First Ps.satassal Church of First psalsiestal Chtwch of Sow" i.ii. Full Gospel Tsb.raacle, 3114 Country Club Ml. Olive Maleness Church. Gab sieu Rd.. Oshssn Sanford Alliaac, Church, 1151 S. Part Ave. SantsrdBiileClurch.34a15.slyAvi, Sanford Coniregatissal SI Jehovah's Wilaossei 1110*. 4*5I. •4 tIll Sal,otiam Army. 210*. loSE loINs, Halls Moravia. Church. SIit.4)4, Lugs 'iq bodasmsr Moravia. Chirt)., 171 Tuscantlla Rd.. Wisher 5piingjj Usatsd Church of Christ. AlIam.na, Comms.nipp Cisapof, - - -- orange grove IIi.1lS V I V for First Born Church if the Uvis God, minway ,. I D l THOUGF HTS LAO MswooCh.Oronge,Iot, m Novel JI).ovII's WHuiss. LIII Muon, Unit. 11*1W. -,.--., - - .'- ___________ , - OTHER CHUICHIS Allis's A.M.I. ChoicE. Olive £ 17* All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole. WsIiva Park Rd. - ..... __1 tI_ are - - . - ,1 - .I_ ern ill U r QUESTION: I am an executive with a major cornMg-, De Boo was select ed as one pany. No one would suspect that of the ministers from one of the lam experiencing some severe fastest growing areas of the problems. 'The)' 1.11 started with United States. my divorce a year ago and my father's suicide a few months Rolling Hills Community later, I have developed a Ch urch currently meets in the terrible fear of almost The tim e has come for you to Aoonka Seventh-day Adventist .. II 1,1.0 ook beyond human resources Church while It's own building ounce of self-confidence. I am to One who loves you and cares is under construction on in to the point that I am confor you. God ffuiy not send an Have you read the story in the Zellwood. The half-million- templaUM ending it all. Can angel to minister to you, but He OldTestamentof the time when dollar edifice will rise above an .... ...i.. _ you iii suv . His will intervene. This in. God intervened In the life of that borders - for 205 Ridge Drive, Sanford (323- Ter~ace, Winter Springs ( Cof- 8701); July 22 home of Mr. 0667); August 12- home of Mr.' and Mrs. Irving Gussow, 1003 and Mrs. Jamie Schuman, ( Bay berry Branch , Casselberry Information regarding High- Terry Drive, Altamonte 1191)' August 26 and Sept 9 Holy Days services, religious Springs (862-1891); July 29 Congregation Beth-Ain now t,..___. _, 5CflOOl and inemueranip W () ITIUIIIC us mi. 57W 1V115. z-iarvey meeting on Sunnytown Road In live. Many people who available at these coffees to be Smerlison, 315 heather Drive, Casselben-y will be life today can tell you In this, I believe the turning point held on Sundays at 8p.m. at the Longwood (830-5075); August August to a new location on home of Mr., and Mrs. Highway 17.92, Fern Park) will come for you if you will following locations: July 15 the home of Mrs. Bea Gussow, Stanley Foster, 212 Birch (near Freddie's Restaurant). accept the Lord's invitation i the Scriptures to "cast all your anxieties on Him, for he cares about you" (1 Peter 5:7 RSV). we reach out ' Altamonte Springs vices please call 425-25 Congregation Beth-Am will . $EVUNTH.o*y ADVENTIST abe Sivon*4ay Alvinlist Church. Hwy. 434. 14,50* Day Aduenfiif Chinch, Maittand Ave.. AI$an,snfe 5g Sanford Smash Italy Adv0*$s$ Church, 7*1 II. PiouS Churobif . jety to Beth-Am Schedules Coff ees host a series of Wel come fees beginning July 15. at later Springs SovestE- Day Adventist Chunt), 10$. Mass Rd. commitment available with locations in preventative mental health as more information. you WINN.DIXIE STORES lowspoillissel~e""imcb".OlNftsl..Um" %_--- -..__ of V - article is as beautiful and We suffer from an inability to brother. When I read of the Elijah, God had brought some strong feeling that you should weU as regional centers will occupancy late this year His greatest miracles to do something as commonplace agony you are going through. serve on the seminar faculty. early ieo, of pass. But when Elijah received as seeking medical care or Many people come to the end word that the queen was trying getting away from your their strength at times and are to kill him, he sat down under a responsibilities for awhile and unable to successfully fight the battles of life. I've been there juniper tree and prayed, "I've resting as Elijah did. myself, and the Bible tens us had enough ... take away my life, i may seem so simple you MINI-CONCERT that some of the greatest men of I've got to the sometime, and it would never have imagined might as well be now" 0 Kings God isinit. But you will know lt God have been there too. Steve Collins, former 11) was His plan when begin to What happens is that the 194 experience renewed strength minister of music First Assembly of God, San- Inner man-the man that lives In compassion, God sent an and the will to live again. to ford, now in music inside us-just gives up. Even angel to care for Elijah Would you Join me in this thoughtheoutermanls walking prepare food for him and evangelism, will present around, the man thalde is lying awaken him when it was time to prayer? "Dear God, lam Yours a mini-concert at Central down, When the inner man Elijah soon rebounded and You are mine. Through Baptist Church, 1311 Oak gives up like this, nothing Ow E " from his despondency and was faith, I an looking beyond my Ave., Sunday, July 8, at 7 of God's Intervention can help. ready for another assignment own natural ability to You and Your power, And I am exp.m. The public Is ha- But God will step in and talm from God. pecting to receive absolutely vited. over when to Him Your feeling of wishing to the the right help from You, In can be surrendered to a desire Jesus' name. Amen." through prayer. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY k Ii__ I.,...._._..s or out to you WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes the original label has been and assurance is a great source we shall one day be like Him. brought into contempt by being of encouragement. You will There must be something of placed on the Ups of base agree that we should seek to God In us before we can be a counterfeits. The genuine express our friendship more. friend of God and friend to our headquartlers in New York City Route 441 and is scheduled for WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff '-. JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HE LP KE EP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE 3.0OPER*VEEK CALL 322 7611 of love and friendship mean. reconciliation and guarantees - a o L. 1i,-.Ah iUV,bII, National leaders from church 4 fl in ' .s.ie liniuilitiG Lii .3iUi1.il C b Chasr4s R.fnrmorf America will call together clergy from all over the United States and Canada for a week STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff . DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes .. 11 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C Elsea and Staff Insurance AL FUWTI1 1' THE McKIBBIN AGENCY - enjoying S hi, ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla.. Howard H. Hodges and Staff find adequate words to convey such true feelings. Believe me, these are days when we should eval ua te ow friendships. I am, You are aware of the fact that The pledge of personal support that to be,a friend of Gitid means . 11 . 11:10a.m. Mosga735.4nyAdesj.dwc% Wednesday Morning Prays, G.'swp less. children two years through 8th grade. There is a Østrauon fee of WINTER $ PRINGS PUSSYTIRIAN CHAPEL C.Idw.rdDsyfs Of t4noon for MTTfl US 5:4$o.m. 11:01a.m. 7:11pm, 9:31p.m. • Thirdly, there is glory in There will be a fire for hot Upula Presbyterian Church at Upsala Road and 25th Street will hold a Vacation Bible School July 16-20 from 9a.m. 9;01 a.m. NwwyPrsvIdsd supper. .i Pas* $.ndsySisl Wpk I fore But sometime later, after the "nere is not a devious bone in the switch from Democrat to book was out, I got a couple of his body," Frady said. Republican, Graham had said cordi al notes from Billy." "And he fo und It nearly that Connally "has the neces The book, unlike most other impossible to entertain the sary abilities to be president of efforts to explain Graham, is thought that something more the United States." . ..i . r_..._II. 7- --I L.UflflWIy 1155 rtIplUVULtU by neither a puff piece or an in- VVIl tOlUil LEIC 1UU8U41IV? WU calling Graham "the condictment but rather an attempt latent in Nixon." "He Is deathlessly hopef ul science of America." to understand the Graham It is within that framework phenomenon In the evangelist's and optimist ic, with a sense of Counselie nq Available r •.. a much mo think own personality and as well as sin that is mostly breaches of that Frady has sought to therefore, offering a few and study about the meaning of understand and explain wha t might be ca lled the United propriety," he said. thoughts. words, Many words have lost saw But Frady also said he Graham's life and st ory. First, the ground of true States' "soci al pe rson al ity." their original1 glo ry. friendship is mutual trust, or example. a "villain" was mutual communion and mutual original ly a citizen of any service. This is the un breakable village. The wo rd com es from three-told cord that binds the "viil" which meant vitlage. heart and soul of friends Are you or someone else in Winter Park and Orlando. A "tyrant" was simply the precious today as it was well as educating and together. your faintly upset or troubled? mayor or ruler of a Greek city. Jonathan and David foundwhen it Family Ufe Counseling seeks enlightening the people of the The word comes from a Greek the field. It is still as lovely as Secondly, friendship The Family Ufe Counseling to strengthen individuals and churches of Central Florida program of the Christian unite families in an effort to about ment al health aSSUCS, word "tyrannos". when Ruth and Naomi found it guarantees perfect security, Now, among the words which in th e land of Moab. success and perfect corn- Service Center for Central enable then to deal with st ress Toget he r with other resources have lost much of their original True friends are not as pensation. lie who enjoys this Florida, Inc., offers quality and adversity in their human in the community, the program glory but retain some of common as we might think, lie circle of friendship will not only individual, marital, faintly, and relationships as well as nur- periodically plans educational group counseling to those turing thok who desire ex- programsto enable individuals, their former honor La that of whQ has one possesses a pearl possess but also share Christian "friend." "My friend" on the of great pride. freedom , liunest anti hap- needing it. Fees for Service are perlences In personal growth families and groups tdeatwtth based on a sliding scale and understanding. lips, of many people today life crisis and the Impact' of No one knows better than a piness. depending on family income. means one of whom we know As one of the programs of the stre on their fives. pastor or church related ein- Church To Hold Bible School uPsaLApessev,iR,ANcHURCN': Rd PeIy Mirnl ng Wsrshau MY Isid £ 4* kS . dogs and meat and soft drinks will be available. ;!r.' ' 11:11a.m. II:lls.m. Ti.,,.. rs,&v.. hianland Eslat.s .. S(41u' Wad. Choir PtSCIICI CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH finding the same '~, 9:418. YIv*Gfswp 7:35p.m. NUflIrVPrStdll See 5N$IflIC11 . followed by a 11:11a.m. 1:35p.m. 1:11p.m. 5:314.m. Cc)klssl 11n54.gaad$loylng , FerTransa,dafoon Plas,ae 343 3111 or 323-7145 tender Ctawto k*" Msr$ngWsnslwp covered dish !:' Till LAKE MARY UNtIED ' PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH Wilbur Awl.. Labs Mary Rlv.A.P.$tgvgn Mlnls GRACE UNITED MITNODI$TCNURCN *411511 Clad. £ WIesill Dr. Frilliely ' 1111011 6.%-0 21:15 ______ •' PASTOR'S CORNER By Dr. Jay T. Coamato First Baptist Church, Sanford L Ho'Is.al 'ëhurch will hohi Tash Pibnic Suuday24 p.rñ. at Lake Golden park. There will be a softball p, rne . with Christ Church at 3 p.m. and games for children, CSwtet$.s. School Methodist IN01#1% 24:1-10 ____ Morning K4ndern1on ffir•v,l Salt) Grads iI,u,sdu;1 . new generations into 5:45a.m. 1:3111a 11:000.0. chaplain to presidents since still seminar I reac 0 expect you to be pro-Billy or awf ully anti-Bi ll y. I didn't take one," says Marshall Frady, aut ho r of a new and controverslal biography of Billy Graham and himself the son of a Baptist minister. Frady spent four years working on his biography of the nation's foremost evangelist , Including a couple of long interviews with the popular ____________________________ Meaning 7.. Rev. Dislil CiOsse. Misc, lssem3143 _______ 2930-20- Everyone for _______ disengage myself from this (if' 1. .~ 111 W _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Parish Picnic cl One AS,I aid $$. Faster 0-&.-.& SrndaySdil Worship Services l.w:IuIs flit' tIt'W (lilt'. hun. It is leading t'ndllliflg vault's. 1:31p.m. 7: 31 p.m. Thursday Night krvts ______________ __ %I4lIi'sfI(1y 11:11a.m. plRs,Pa.1yTIRAscuacg sT.LUKrSWTN,RANcNuNCH 32.1.14 :i.' '•"•• Nwn.ryPre.Inod Ovl,ds I had.) tit £ tree Tuesday Nights -IibfoShtdy I a 11 the The third anniversary of Rev. H.J. Clark, pastor of Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Geneva, will be celebrated Sunday at the 11 a.m. service by Progress MB Church of Sanford, Rev. Mathew Jackson, pastor. At 3 p.m. St. Mathew M Church, Sanford, Rev. T.D. Jenkins, pastor, will be in charge of the service, i. sw.,st' bMNwrWy 51CN$ lad CVI Fur some iut' 11% th ere will ahvavs be a place in our hearts for this little .% tlltIrII Svh(rt' we first I('arlled about the teachings of God's Son. We love PherIna 33711 SantocI, - Elder Robert Dumas Sunday $cMoI wwiw• ______ I worsiuji) lure "TRUICHUNCHOF000" 37lORldylAvi t .%Ieuulaii I;x'iIv.s 20. ;7 \n flullrists Irolli flit' ('itS (imw out to see the pot-bellied stoves, rustic lWS 111(1 tuitt limps ill our church museum. Once each summer we 7:31p.m. Y.P.N. . M.ensasg Wn$alp Sunday Scheel (Lv*sran din In Ais.rka) Roy. Ralph I. Lm,au ______ PesOs, • ctntrst', "I W. 32" street litall.m. PR ESBYTE RIAN CHURCH MY i;,i GOOD SHIPHIRD LUTHIRAN CHURCH 2911? Orion" Dr. 17.51 cinekeis siLul anti aI)l)it' pies. Then we bada dedication cerenmny. Charlie S%V11-Ilsoll's %Vifi- accollipallied us oil the old piano as we sang, "The (litirtlt's (hie Foundation." CHURCH Of GOD Ii I t C Green, minister of Pastor's Anniversary Presbyterian COVINANT miles aroond turned out. bringing mol)s wid paint brushes -and, of 541a.m. YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR $1.71 PER WEEK CALLI11 3411 Richard J. ev. A.A. Almand of Deltona will be preaching Sunday at Fiit Christian Church Sanford at the 11 a,m, service, It 9 - No file(, wanted tht- old coullt n- church torn down where the new huiidi,ig W.IS j)lit up across the road. it just didn't st-ein respectful. Charlie Road wisliigWsrsbip Prayer Service Itn an Rev. 7:3Ip , _______ Iv Church Of God Nov. Lsnnl. Iarnssi C I-. It Wednesday SIMS Class SAPTIITCHURCH - .. I i L d.n Ilbie Class. Tvisdly RAVINNAPARK mononwwwp CIIVrdlTraISillg - i 1:05 am. 11:11a.m. Y Morning Worship 1. S Christ CHURCH OF CHRIIt" 1112 Park Avenhio. 1101 am. 4:00p.m. • . . 4111~ ind.p.ndontMlssasssarv r Of " . p.s. -. .. IlSSntslp.m. TOM ?"-M34 Church 1143 Cevntry Cub Rev, Ivoning ..Th,Lutheran Hour" and TV "This Is The Lug" Rev. lI morA. Revsc$tsq Pastor Sunday Worship Service 16: 30 . --" -- IIIIs.m. daily .xc.p$wsd £5.5. -. . . £ • -.-.- __________ . and Miotheg Readi ng Rism : Pests, Methodist Hour International of OF - , lI:IIaat. *'"OabA". . . Ills ..m. LUTHERAN CHURCH -.. lb ,. Wed. Prayer a Bible 11welly of EiiotIonal Freedom", .,4 Lutheran Wednesday Testimony 1:35p.m. M.nlng Wershlp 1,'angotasticlo,vic.t Moralneweirsheip - .: Serv ice Svs4ay Ids.l 11:00a.m. 1:00p.m. 1:00pm. tummy School Sowder at 7:31piiI 1411•MOInSUaAv. ..-- z'Wad. Itkc.rn$evhey,d 3474 Palmetto Ave. lI:Ila.m 1:31p. M. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD ,t,, By DAVID E. ANDERSON "Everybody asks me," Graham's almost compulsive, UPI Religion Writer Frady said during an interview, flirtation with power he has' "Its been awf ully hard to "which side are you on. They been a kind of White House preacher. ,. ru.r liv. Ray mond Crock., Rev. ReCoil Inns . I .' ii( f , $I I at COMVefSt$Mee$inglqnday 1:30p.m. ll:IIa.m. Wort Is - vealwa FIRST BAPTIST Cot. C hutch Ave. &Orant St. Itilt' I'llPTWTaCWVRC* kqtII SvndaySclsssI IIi - -. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIINTIST,DELTON* PALMETTO AVENUE Mi.nlngW.rsiwp -. WsnsJsipkqvIc. : School . ...------ .', 10:146.1"'! Svndas' Evening Wetllb4eltvdy r- 11 , _____ Speak atos, Calif., Church of Religious Science, will lead an all. day seminar the Religious Science Center, 1434 West Wbanks, Winter Park, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with registration 9 a.m. The title he has selected Is "The Joy of Lsn,wjid Sunday S~ EVANGELICAL - -.. Joe Johnsam LONOW000 SJ4ldaV i.., - i. ~=.. Christian Science MrninWorhp wchTraening Evening Worship Wednesday EVOnIAg '.Praysrkrv)ce WINTER $11141i. COMMUNITY l:llp.m. j.j''" vd. Phone 111.1511 I A.M. ' Jimmy Saturday, July 14, PENTECOSTAL SllOrang.Str,e$ NOV. I. lvi) Grant MestingatWlnterSpg,.E$ems,stiry tAiCflSfltI4•EIYIAUrUII.,-u 11:00a.m. 7:30p.m. 1:20p.m. *v. James vir. Hammock .. I To Religious Science Seminar . CHURCH OF LONGWOOD -'-- I Minister 'MerningWership Wed. Prayei $•rv Nursery Provided " DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1447%. Sanford Ave. Rev. Hugh W.Pain Sunday School FIRST - I ir I .' Pentecostal Evangelical .. " Dwight Eisenhower- as a kind of weakness. sides." IziII! Gr aham 's relationship with But he said that in the four years he worked on the book, presidents and power has N "My own attitude about him wan ed somewhat, Frady said, I ' tit JOIN real ly deepened. 1 didn't t hink both beca use of Watergate and ____ JRIr that personally he would prove beca use President Cart er, although a Southern Baptist, has. to be so winning." IUf1j _________ ____ _____ _____ much different religious a Much of the critical response 1 "SSi_lIIItItt_JII to Frady's book has centered on temperament than Graham. __________________________________ re "Carter has Graham's relationship with 1/ subtle sense of the Christian life ebook,publislkdbyUttle, former President Richard Th Herald Photo by Tom Netcel Billy does," Frady said. Ministerial is called "Billy Nixon and the Watergate affair. than Brown, New officers of the Sanford Ministerial Association While press reports at the "He (Carter) also remenibffs Graham, A Parable of Ameriboy Association can Righteousness," and seeks time reported that Graham and Graham deploring his Play Darrow, pastor of Sanford Alliance Church, to look at the r ise of Graham's much of the evangelical corn- interview." But Frady said the formersecretary; Freddie Smith, of Central Baptist Influence as a symbol of munity w hi ch supported Nixon st sh ocked Texas Democratic Gov. John. to the end were mo ly Church, president; and Carl Phillips, local corps American history since the by the vulgar langua ge in the Connally, among the current. commander of the Salvation Army, vice president. 1950s. Watergate tapes, Frady said frontrunners tor the GOP Fred Gardner of Grace United Methodist Church Is "Their i ni tial reaction was "privately, Graham was presidential nom ination, "could Incredible alarm," Frady said shaken by much more than be Billy's renaissance." treasurer. of the Graham organization, that." Connally made Even be worship service at Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Alort Blvd. this Sunday, 7:15p.m. 1:ISpj* Nvrsery Provided fir all Services .X ".:'•'' . FIRST CHRISTIAN Wednesday Ser vice 7.30 p.m. Old Truths for a Now Day Worship Service Evening Worship I ' Christian 7:30 p.m Rpv. Jam Hughens Sendssitchool .. . PUI.5:43a.m.. 11:11a.m. e:ISp.m. Ivengv)ustServlCS Mld.Weekkrvice(Wed.) . I 1. Nil U I . Mr. Me Slesellord A". IT , S:I0-4:ISp.m. I 1: 00 a.tn. Evening Service . ,% 7:05p.m. 1:31 p.m. .MadJ.HInIss 1iadaySdssI MiteIn$Wsflhip YevffiNevr - .. 4:$-1:31 p.m. 4:45-1:41p.m. Rosary Mass JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1631 West First Street S.. Stanton Pastor Sq.davsclOOI 10:00a.m. HslyCommislsn I. l4.ildSR4$4 Svnday Confession 1:10 a.m. 11:00a.m. 10:11a.m. 11:11a.m. Church S~ • Jimmy Sowder Pill? CHURCH Holycemmvnfon HsIyCsmmv*fon .. SpSn$IrSIByORCM QyalIty Inn Non) "Tr.dllloeal Left" Mau" Evs.WenslaIp MId.WsflSsryIWed) lly Graham New B'I' I _ 11:10a.m. Worship HOLY CROSS Ill Park Ave. TNUROSAIYCNAPEL 7:30p.m. LAKE MARY CHURCH HSISN*ZARSNI 1111. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary Nov. I.L. Wagner. Pailsn )I:l0ai., 7:31p.m. - -. w- r Recreation, crafts, songs, and Bible and nature sto ries will be feat ured each morning, 9-12 from Monday, J uly 9 through Friday J uly 13. All children ages 4-12 are invit ed to attend. Special events Include visits from the Sanford Fire and Police Departments, the Central Florida Zoo, and a Magician, Dr,}Iaas. ,All Instruction and crafts are f ree, and ce rtif icates of ac1Ievement will be awarded to children complet ing the week. Registration for the one-week school starts at 8:30 a.m. Monday. 5:41a.m. 10:43am. 7:55p.m. 7:31pm Mid-WISE Service MiIIiig Episcopal . Pnfo$t,PaffisrDlsm.s MarI,l, 5 CSfin. Morning Worship 1:10p.m. Cinfisslon before Most or by FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 115 Park Aven, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cosmafo Pastor . 0:51p.m kidaySiSl MlSWRgWsflhip EvsaIAg service . Sunday, July, 179-5B al Book Controvers'i' Vacation Bible School starts July 9 at the Sanford Seventhda' Adventist Chur ch. LAKE MONROE Pasty ..~. " - - At Sanford Adventist I CHURCH OF THE NAZARINI Wilson $dis.I, Orange Blvd. At Greek Pastor . ... Fl. Bible School To Start ill2 1. Nazarene As... Pails, 5:31a.m. 11:15.11 am. 11:11a.m. £SlbloItvdy eace Chapel Holy Cress SPIONP111 Church sell a Magnolia TraditIessILat(n Mass sun.It: Resaq'y Walk In ttas Park followed by %undavSchool CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1451$. P..') A. 111-4104 'F . ,.. I- i' Congregational ~k lefIy Br* .1. NEW CETNIL AME CHURCHI Main Street-Canaan City ' liv. M.N. Burke Jr. poster Sunday School t:)5 a.m Morning Worship 11:05a.m. :: 110 Oak Ave Sanford Fr. William Ennis ' Pastor Fr. Prefer Mitchell Aist, Pasty 1t. vigil mass Sun. mats I a m.. 11:30 Confessions, Sat, 1St 4.7 p M. Evening Hera ld , Sanford, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ;::N% lit Park Ave. p IC. LisP. King Pasver V. Scott saint 1:31111 am. Morning Worship Church... RELIGION I 1:31p.m. Tves.O$flcialI•ardMee) . V 06 1 4:35pm Evening Worship Tv*s, ivening Prayer Sit,. 1 .7 . ' Evening Worship Wed. Ilbie Stady £ Prayer Sir,. First W,dnesdov Fellowship Supper ' no oj1l i Q OO9 The God .... .. Of .. Q % .,. .-. Assembly I ..................................................................................................................... THE HOPE OF OUR C OMMUNIT Y .... ADVENTIST CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11-9201 Pansy Ridge Rd Cassellyrry Pastor liv. Arthur adgett Assoc. Faster M.Wailer Reid 5:3)1 11 a.m. Morning Worship 5:31&It a.m CIivrchSClSOiI Services with classic Ist all a ge s FelIowslWp Csfles betwiOfi cervices 5:30 UMYF ____________________________________________________ __ . _____ - �Sunday, July 8, 1979-7B Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. BLONDE ' UIV (" HONEY c u A TWENTY? 0-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, July 8, 1979 NOPE"At..L I\I GOT' IS ANO'TER L'LKE)U by Chic Young T4ERES NO SENSE IN 60'fl.l 'I tJ WE CAN BREAK1 I Indirect ____ E tti t-j -t -t allusion 57 Ego i1i1 i T fTTIi 1 Ivt 5 Farewell 58 New Deal lit L E C T U! (abbr.) project (abbr) AR A1 8 Deer 59 Beverages I GtU I I 12 Laigest 60 Playing card Ijj'tij A f 11 1 0 A continent 61 Stage need ,. iii Itjfl: 13 Over(poetic) 62 27th H I I i J2J 14 Confused president Ia 0 A 15 Mount rrr iir 0 N S 16 Female saint DOWN R F S I ST ,!J2t0 OtClT (abbr) a - j oj5 a 0IRIFI 17 Sea mammal 1 Exclamation T IS srulij * N 0 5 18 Looks like 2 Osiris' wife 41 Jackie's 2nd 20 Household 3 Cairo's river 24 ._ Guevara linen husband 4 Story 22 Novices by Mort Walk Walker AMOS! GIFT IT HERE YOU IN AREN'T COOKING GUESS ANYTHIN...W4Ar I ON THE PO) DOES SHE MEAN I__ 4 4 I 0 0 _ -.-N hin (prof) by Art Sansom EVENING 6:00 wds.) has a firmer, grasp of the facts YOUR BIRTHDAY than 3U do, Change the subject July 8, 1919 This coming year you will be quickly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. new several forming relationships with persons whc 21) You'll have your hands full have the same aims as you trying to keep your own affairs With them you will develop in order today, without at 37 Beverage 10 At hand 4 1 On the briny 42 Boy's book I I -Chicago mayor 0 19 Mountains 34 Actress Farrow 38 Sports (abbr.) 21 Combustion remnant Verdi 5 1 Offshore coral growth 54 Prayer enthusiast 39 Selects - - - 16 - NER HEE HAW Guests: key Gilley, Faron Young. - - g. an 24 - - - 25 26 27 28 - - ur 34 33 o - - - - 42 44 ARCHIE by Bob Montana I'M SURE WITH TODAY'S /Nf14T'aV THAT'S A COMPLIMENT! YOU'D BETTER MAKE THAT ('_SO ________ _________ A8/WOWDOU.ARS.' 43 45 46 47 48 52 I. Sgt.Getraer gets to know work with some of the hborhood kids. (R) - ' ch Buttermaker. In clasper. I 11-year-old female whiz kid 'acquaintance with whom enemies. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) you've crossed swords before. - - - You will find it difficult to get LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) cooperation from today if coThere is a possibility today that - you may try to shift blame for workers feel you're passing your mistakesontoan innocent your duties on to them. 49 50 51 - - - - - bystander, rather than admit . GEMINI (May 21-June Be h a great arm. (R) BATTLESTAR GALACTICA e GalactIca is caught your errors. 56 61 ________ 41 I - wean a crew of Cylons nnlng the most powerful In history and a wave Cyton fighters. (Part 1012) MEETING OF MINDS wary of involving yburself in business situations today that ye Allen talks with French ilosopher Voltaire (John yt), Martin Luther (Leon In), Florence Nightingale SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) Don't be drawn into a debate aren't In your field of expertise. today where your opposition They could prove costly. j" - - - 58 - - - 'jIJJ,ya 6:00 (4)ABETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE yne Meadows) and Greek llosopher Plato (DavId iks).(R) 8:30 0 LIVING WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ff2)AFTERHOURS 6:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP @D SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE @3 SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 0 JUST FRIENDS Susan d Coral spot Leonard at a alth club that caters to a gay ,ntele,(R) ForMonday,July9, 1979 WIN BRIDGE - / '4! AT all right. But they hadn't and he had lost the slam. NORTH 7-7-A ---A Q .i 6 4 - _______ EEK& MEEK HF-Y HOV05 t, tT éOJG?) ET YOUR BIRTHDAY sudden reversal in their trumps at trick two. This July9, 1919 behavior and make everything abandon spades and go after hearts. He would lose the 4 A 1098 3 $OU'I'H • A 18814? P75 0AK C ---- ' of p weat - - ' 0 0 ' ' .3 ____ ______ of your hair, and also earn XP around. "' CANCER (June 21-July 22) an unexpected reward.. '. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) If PR ISC I LLA'S POP by Al Vermeer r THouGHT WE WERE WE ARE !YI4AJST HAVING sloppy JOES SORT OF' THESE ARE MADE dumm would be good. y All All a matter of making rather than declarer ON THIS PICNIC' ( 'I PIJTTHE I! CALLED THEM HAMBURGER V 'NEAT JOES Opening lead:K __________________________ F1LUNG IN LESS 0 0 ICE-CREAM CONES By Oswald Jacoby ' 11 I',. '' . ( ,J _- ______ __________ foe oli. Be nice to all those you have to a controversy occurs among deal with today. Through one friends today, act promptly to you'd least expect you'll have a make any changes you think of social encounter that turns out to satisfy them. Don't let draw West's last trump and "It's too bad I didn't bid two spades. Our reader 'C the midst of a big mess. VIRGO (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's diamonds myself," said asked how we would contin- North "I would have ue. 'd t !i", BUGS _____________________________ USP _____ _______ ___________ BUNNY ___ by Stoffel & HeImdahl (GHT THAT"S *AY WHE ____ ____ _____AMOOMT.' @ETTHE MN6Y? , .1 1,441 CO. . vau: ( .. ____ C'> 83's was crushed by the milla. but brought positive Opportunities come through you, but not to you, today. Its - moving plates which or hint you receive just because marks the boundary be- down the cut coast of Asia from Siberia to New Zea- 7-7 - , FRANK AND ERNEST 19) By treating those who snarl the Pacific Ocean and th word, you'll bring about a by Bob Thaves iv#rnis A $PL,r- '' ' YOU . y 11:30 2) SATURDAY NIGHT IVE Host: Buck Henry. uests: The Grateful Dead. (R) MOVIE "Start The Revolu- Without Me" (C) (1970) see Wilder, Donald Suther- 4 . Two sets of look-allike $ mist on the eve of the nsnc Revolution after years f separation. (2 Hrs.) MOVIE "A Breath Of Wall" (C) (1960) Sophia oren, John Gavin. Romance • '_4 mv- 4(ETH1N 1FUL AWAY •' q '1 q 't AN NIS'T .IiM4 4 HIFLIPLESS _______ _______________________________ Atlantis. (R) 2:00 @3P4ASHVILLE MUSIC 0 MOVIE "Manhattan Melodrama" (8/W) (1934) Clark Gable, Myrna Loy. Two boyhood friends, one an attornay and one a racketeer, meat again after many years during a murder trIal. (2 1/2 Hrs.) €1) THE SHAKESPEARE cope with the increasing political activity on campus and the changing sexual mores. (Part 1 of 3)(R) Pickup, Peter Vaughn. Julian Glower, Claire Bloom and Barbars Kellerman are featured In Hr.) Broadway murder is linked with (2) MOVIE "The Man Who 10:30 @3 MOVIE "The Ambushers" logo in the early 1960s try to African war of liberation are examined. Feldshuh. The causes and aftormath of the disastrous 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, Immigrants were trapped in blazing sweatshop, are dramatized. (R) himself. (2 Hrft.) ' 0 THE NIGHT STAL(Efl be and shows how much Edith Shot Liberty Valance" (8/W) (1962) James Stewart, John Wayne. Directed by John Ford. A man rises to glory when he wrongly accepts the credit for gunning down a notorious outlaw. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 4:00 (4)0 GOLF "Western Open" Live coverage of final-round .'. __________ ., ,. "\ ,-. ,4 . - ______________ __________________________________ _______ _____ ____ 11F, ________________________________ . lOONIES by T. K. Ryan 1HfS NTh ThE COVEIW SLACK ' FfAIHVR 6OESIDThE1RIE'S NW VINIIBTI1)(AT $T- / ANYThING'S erv* HOWAUTA PAM f 1*! HY&IENE OF ThAt PIJL.0 4rn'r,, . flP'4'V )_ * IS 99 ' decides to go back to school, leaving Joe and Carmen In _______________ _______ _______ ___ __ (MEW __ I Thr ca. NTh!! ? 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' TUMBLEWEEDS ___ MORNING season. • Unliinited golf un45 championship holes. ____ 0 HOGANS HEROES Hwy IF 92S 112 1216 0THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST 0 ff2) FIRST CHURCH a OUE SJL7 Juana 0 ____ (2) NEWS RESTLESS IPGA victims. _________________ _____ 0 FOR OUR TIMES 0 KIDSWORLD W ZOOM (R) 11:00 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY ______ 'I (4) THE YOUNG AND THE M TOW BROWN'S JOURNAL a ' ' FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE €0 MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 AFTERNOON 12'OC PASSWORD PLUS _ __________ MATINEE ALL ___________ creature which assumes the Ilkenesses of trusted friends of Its Mexico to lind an experimental ' FAMILY STYLE A mEYL wa- 5:00 (1) CAROL BURNETT AND TWINI)- ____ chak tracks down a murdering r (C) (1967) Dean Martin, Santa Bergen. Matt Helm is sent to (M GUNSMOKE SAT.-SUN, 3:39 bypass romance to bailer purchases a famous haunted mansion, strange and seeming. 1Y unexplainable events begin occurring. (R) EL) EVENING AT POPS Renowned flutist James Galway joins Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra in Debussy's "Clam De Lune" for the opening of the 1979 0MERVGRIFF1N U LAVERNESSHIRLEY(R) 11:30 ( 2) t WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD (, JAZAI JEVE 7:305:40 RYAN BARBRA STREISAND ONEAL ThE_________ has affected him. (R) O'SALVAGE I After Harry 3:30 (1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0MARY TYLER MOORE Hy 11`12 322 7902 Howard, Dean Stockwell. Based on the novel by 0 H in which hundreds of young Edith's long-time admirer visits the Bunkers with his bride-to- JPLAZA { "Sons And Lawrence. A dominating mother inspires her son to ALL IN THE FAMILY 4:30 11:00 _1 HIGH ROLLERS '•" that were used to discredit the (4) MOVIE €0 SESAME STREET (R) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 11:30 angle Factory Fire Scandal" ANIMALS ff2) MAKE ME LAUGH @3 fflt TODAY 11:00 (7) NBC LATE MOVIE "Those Restless Years" (1978) Cristina flames, Season Hubby. Three young women attending col- 8:00 17) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12 NEWS 7:30 @30 NEWS 11:15 (!DCBS NEWS "Mau Mau" Never-before-seen footage shows acts of genodde under the guise of eliminatmng Mau Mau, and the myths @3 NBC MOVIE "The Tn- 0WILD, WILD WORLD OF 0 CBS NEWS 7:25 The EL) BLACK MAN'S LAND PLAYS "Henry Vill" John Broadway" (81W) (1937) Warner Oland, Joan Marsh. A a missing diary that could expose a political scandal. (1 1/2 Hrs.) EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:00 €0 STUDIO SEE Goes r ock climbing, for a ride in the Goodyear blimp and listens to bluegrass music. (A) Joe travel to an exotic Greek island to crack a drug ring and search for the lost city of Roviow"(R) terror In the state of Texas. (11 The Israelites flee from their Egyptian captors and cross the Red Sea, only to find themselves facing the new dangers of hunger, thirst and desert raiders. (Part 4ol6)(R) EL) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS Bellamys' former parlor maid, Sarah, returns to the household after a chance encounter with Elizabeth. (THU) 10:55 (TUE) @3 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. lNG (WED) (430 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 0MOSES -THE LAWGIVER when he breaks out of confinement and returns to the wild. (Part 2 of 2) (R) (4)0 eo MINUTES 4:00 (7) EMERGENCY ONEI @3 THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED (MON) (1) CONSUMER BUYLINE "A Voice From The 6D ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) FRI) 4 MARY TYLER MOORE @3 0 MONDAY MORNING Joan Miro. m _______ _ (M MOVIE "Charlie Chan On SUNDAY NIGHT . , ___ LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO agent's names; Jack Perkins cougar finds the going rough 3:30 @3 0 M'ASH (A) 0 WHEWI (lJ) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 TODAY reports from France on artist 0 HARDY BOYS Frank and "National Championships" €0 WALL STREET WEEK "Wall Street Week Midyear Gabby Hayes. A government agent sets out to put an end to director Stansfield Turner and the publisher of Covert Action, a magazine that publishes CIA buy in Florida. Not only is the MIt' SUfWr, but you get .i third m L.EP HER 7:00 WORLD OF DISNEY "Charlie The Lonesome Cougar" A domesticated men's gymnastics, boxing, track and field, and roller hockey. Dick St ockton hosts. (From San Juan. Puerto Rico) . by Stan Lee and John Rômfta _I . tiful jaguar. 4' ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) €0 STUDIO SEE (fi) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Summer holiday P,u kage that's the hest Va(',ltIOn ANSWERS underlying the surrounding at you with a smile and kind land. Almost aU active vol. continents, SPIDER-MAN Tigre" Marlin and Jim capture and relocate a fierce and beau- (2.) ADAM.12 PAN AMERICAN GAMES Events expected to be covered include men's and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. cu from Chile to Alaska and tween the plates underlying _______ tilt WILD KINGDOM "El REVIEW(A) face. The "Ring of Fire" Neither will be wrong. t coast f the Mni swim upstream to spawn. (1) ANTIOUES from the enemy. (2 Hrs.) MONTY PYTHON'S FLY.' CIRCUS (a)Turku Tampere (b) Helsinki comprise the earth's sur- you can't prove It's correct, (c) lie within the "Ring of Fire," a zone running along m ° .ikHi$'5&4'.(Zfi.-. 11:00 3. The Capital of Finland Ls instinctively and courageously 10:00 LT (IT, CARD SHARKS LOVE OF LIFE (MONWED, Lt) TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) a2 PRIME TIME SUNDAY 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:30 6:55 10:00 @3 0 GUIDING LIGHT 12 ALL STAR SECRETS (.1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS flying saucer and retrieve it (I)GOONEWS first African king to sell his had the heart finesse this column and will receive Ustenl ___________________ people into slavery (b) one worked, he wo uld have been copies of JACOB V MODERN.) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. of the great Russian czars ____________________ (C) the ruler of Albania from castle regions are found at 21) Moneywise today, don't Volcanoes . More than 75 percent of the boundaries of the large ignore that inner voice you hear 1925.39 Of The Salmon" Salmon of Normandy during World War (BIW) (1940) John Wayne, Grateful 0 WILD KINGDOM "Return 11.(3Hrs.) €1) WASHINGTON WEEK IN sister. (R) 2:30 (1)(1Z ANOTHER WORLD (.4' UPBEAT 6:47 surprise visit from her long-lost Chris Wallace talks with CIA (2) NBC NEWS (1) CBS NEWS 0 30 MINUTES Day assault upon the beaches 9:30 LAVERY "Free Paper Come" slave rebellion in Jamaica in . hand badly," said South, heart suit concealed. but before getting angry take a and ingenuity. Don't expect any "Why would you have NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) second look. Something wor- free rides. , played it better?" thwhile can come from them. 0 you have a question for ________________________________ "Because with a two-suit hand, declarer tends to try the experts? Write "Ask the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If Experts," care of this newspa- you're too set in your thinking 1. The lek Is (a) a Japanese to establish his own side per. Individual questions will today, you'll miss ea t vegetable (b) the currency a gr suit," replied North. be answered if accompanied ania (c) the governing South suggestion that woub prove ruffed the first by stamped. self-addressed 'Uw world's actlive volcanoes : Our Foreign Policy Include Covert Action By The CIA?" (A) forces prepare lot a massive D. (1) GOSPEL SINGING JUB11. 10:00 FANTASY ISLAND A timid an (Ken Berry) trying to prove e existence of ghosts and a oman (Janet Leigh) searching the twins she gave up for optln years earlier visit the nd. (R) THE FIGHT AGAINST club and gone after spades. envelopes. The most interest- much more successful than body of India 2. King Zog I was (a) th e Ingquestions willused your way of doing something. ________ €0 THE ADVOCATES "Should 9:30 (D A.M. WEATHER Louise reacts strangely to a NEWS () (4)0 0 0 MORAL ISSUES l MOVIE "The Longest Day" (B/W) (1962) John . 2:30 (2) MOVIE "Texas Terror" 6:45 George is shocked when (1) RACERS €0 MISTER ROGERS (R) LOVE BOAT "Ship "Of shouts" Vincent Price, Joan ant passes a gradual aboli- suppose I played the four spades and keep our dropped on your doorstep today gained by using your talents -_' 9:30 (4)0 THE JEFFERSONS EVENING 1:00 Sl, .akespeare's last play. n bill In 1792. We would simply go to true that outside issues may be There's a great deal to be wrapped up the slam." (R) FLORIDA REPORT 02 ORAL ROBERTS Livia realizes that Augustus hds, RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (430 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 THE DOCTORS Q ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9:55 FRI) @3 MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE n DINAHI J THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 6:30 T KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RA SCALS land are documented. (R) notorious bank robber. (R) ' asantry" Led by William Pitt d William Wilberforce, Par- take care of each promptly. If somethThg surprising, you don't you'll find yourself in GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 0ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 TRY(MON) discovered her treachery; she makes plans to stop Postumus from succeeding to the throne. People - No Port In The Storm" The problems of Vietnamese @3 ARCHIE CAMPBELL @3O SUNDAY MORNING 0 BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY AVERY "A ARIES (March 21-April 19) MOVIE MACHINE upsets both sides of the Iron M al DAYS OF OUR LIVES 9:00 ((4)DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS u MOVIE Election" Guosts Richard AbelI, Lynn Ward, David Barron 0DIRECTIONS "The Boat irvin, Gary Grimes. Three ung farrnPoys seeking excitement join forces with a PiIO$ Aiken. (R) THE FIGHT AGAINST yourself by sending for your The only way to get what you Ask ti EXD(PtS - copy of Astro-Graph Letter. want today Is by sharing. The Mail $l for each to Astro-Graph, opportunity may be fleeting. You hold: 7-7'8 P0 Box 489, Radio City Station, Take care not to be singular in 8 65 N.Y. 10019, Be sure to specify your thinking. A K 1053 birth time. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) •3 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) No Be willing to discuss things •Q2 You respond one spade to matter how many things pop up thoroughly today, instead of to give you extra work today, challenging others. You'll learn your pa rtner's club opening (see yesterday's article), Your partner raises you to and Alan Sontag ' (1974) Lee nclall. Barbara Anderson, to be quite pleasant and In- disagreements get out of hand. teresting. Find out more about 8:30 @3 SUNDAY MASS @3 MARLO AND THE MAGIC Ik" who doesn't intend to stick his last trump to a Pass 3. Pass 5 Pass Pass You may not like the chores you dummy's last club on the North East South the master hand. Pass 2 Pass 4• Pass 6C Pass coming year, adding much to 9) SESAME STREET (R) ' portrays Wilma Rudolph in s dramatization of the early and career of the 1960 0 CBS MOVIE "The your social life: However, take have to do today, but doing care not to get too close to one them quickly will get them c Dealer: South 'I AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) heart finesse, ruff East's club return, discard . ' ace of spades, leads heart to dummy's ace, ruff a heart with his king of trumps, lead ble: Both pop in and out of your life this ([Z WILMA Shirley Jo Fin- , pIe Olympic gold medal Many interesting persons wi.11 turn out well. trump split and he would K 10 -- -- 4 K Q 74 2 - would tell him about the bad EAST - V82 1097 'I The correct play was for South to cash his ace of • Q .i 8 5 3 by Howie Schneider 9:00 8:00 @3 VOICE OF VICTORY @3 OF WOMEN AND MEN Off2)REXHUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE 6:25 ( POP! GOES THE COUN- 1:00 8:30 (2 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA €0 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU(R) ED THE SCARLET LETTER (WED) 0 PUTT PUTT GOLF A.M.E. HOUR 9:00 @3 0 ALICE Alice. Flo, Met and Vera try to kick all their bad habits at once by locking themselves in Alice's apartment for a weekend (R) 0 ABC MOVIE The TamarInd Seed" (1974) Omar Shard, Julie Andrews. A Russian spy's romance with an English of Iicial turns into a desperate game of love and lies that 12:30 NEWS 4) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR ROW o RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8:25 CJ TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (i NEWS (1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD women's swimming and diving, 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. TION Olt JERRY FALWELL 7:30 6:00 () EARLY DAY (4 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (MOW) @3 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) @3 OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) @3FILM FESTIVAL (THU) @ CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 11) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 1, Claudius: Poison Is Oueeri" 1:30 7:00 2'S COMPANY 5:53 41P11 CLUB 0 0 11 NEWS €Z SESAME STREET (R) 8:00 .4 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO €0 OVER EASY () PORTER WAGONER (TUE. Wayne, Robert Mitchum. Allied 6:30 (1) CHURCH SERVICE CA SUMMER SEMESTER Curtain. 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 BAD NEWS BEARS care today. If possible, avoid an purposes. Make allies, not 55 _ 8:30 @ 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann and the girls are offered a supposedly "scenic holiday cabin' to spend Christmas in. (R) 6:00 (D IFIRING LINE "Three Young Republicans And The 1980 refugees who have jammed into boats to floe their home- MORNING need of a pitcher, discovers 53 54 - - - 60 - - - 7:30 CANDID CAMERA red in a motorbike accl- 36 40 12:30 (2)G MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS (4) NEWS Select social companions with harmony with your goals and I 35 - - - 37 1 138 I39 Golden Condor" (C) (1953) Cornet Wilde, Constance Smith. After being cheated of 1:30 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the WBC Super Featherweight Championship between Alexis Arguello and Rafael Limon from Madison Square Garden; AAU Weightlitting Champion. ships from Totowa, New Jersey. 6:30 welcome, out yo panions today who are not in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 32 MMOVIE "Treasure Of The KIT "CrUiSeS, Private Schools, Medigap With Rosalynn Carter"(A) 8:00 Strive to be tolerant of corn- abilities or means. 29 30 31 f) CONSUMER SURVIVAL is Uggams. don't volunteer to take on Make an early exit. ARIES March 21-April 19) anything which is beyond your • 23 0D INTERCOM nobility. a Frenchman seeks play In this $300,000 PGA tournament from the National Golf Club in Oak Brook, Illinois )8PORTSWORLD Coverage of the U S A-International Dlving Meet from Fort Lauderdale, Fla,; AAU Women's National PowrIlfting Championships from Nashua, New Hampshire 12:00 fJ MOVIE "It's Only Money" (B/W)(1962) Jerry Lewis, Zachary Scott. A television repair. man finds himself the sole legatee to a fortune and the prey of those unscrupulous enough to relieve him of it. (11/2 Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS Guests Gov. Jullan M. Carroll (D-Ky.); Gov. John W. Carlin (D-Kan.); Gay. William G. Muliken (R-Mich.); Gov. William P. Clements Jr. (fl-Tax.). gator Is a dead man. (2 Hrs.) son is ar today, but don't we AFTERNOON kidnapped, the suspected insti- success in Guatemala. (1 Hr. 15 Mins.) Be sure to specify birth sign. Enjoy yourself at social re you c () COMEDY SHOP MOVIE 'Face Of Fu Manchu" (C) (1965) Christopher Lee, Nigel Green. A German Scientist develops a p01sonous fluid, and when ha 5 SOCCER MADE IN GER- THE MUPPETS Guest: PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. - - LAWRENCE WELK ____________ ____________ W WAY WELL • VERONICA, VMOFFTOMY TESTIMONIAL DINNER! 7:00 THE GONG SHOW BUGS SUNNY / ROAD or concessions if that's what is something where you'll be - - - - 22 DADDY, YOU LOOK LIK at the State Prison. required to maintain harmony. overmatched. 40 For example 52 Supposing 12 23 Pharaoh's AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb, 19) (abbr) Learn more about yourself by wds) (abbr) ancestor - - - - - - sending for your new Astro- This is not a good day to rely I 2 3 4 10 it 8 9 5 18 17 upon others to tend to things Graph Letter whlch begins with - your birthday. Mail $1 for each you should be taking care of 12 13 14 to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, yourself. he caw PAY TO CM&T 11FLAIIN ROOKIES Webster is ed to masquerade as a pris- 56 Summer time . others w ________ _________________ NEWS CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER(June 21-July 22) In Size-up your competition 19) one-to-one important be realistically today. To untoday, relationships prepared make compromises det-valuate could get you Into 50 Opera by results when an American businessman in Vienna rescues a Princess after she Is thrown fromahorse.(2Hrs) 0 MOVIE "loys In The Attic" (B/W) (1963) Dean Martin, Geraldine Page. A man's two possessive sisters break up his relationship with a married woman. (1 Hr. 50 Mins.) 1:00 6:30 FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0 CBS NEWS well as fulfill a personal goal. muddled milieu, pass in India T\ sented. stronger social advantages as tempting to sort out another's 49 Mountain 31 Housetop feature (4)0 AMERICANS "The oolteacher" A bittersweet trait of a young black high ool teacher trying to COfO the problems of teaching New York's inner-city Is For Sunday, July 8, 1 979 43 Renown derstanding (2 30 Dregs 36 Birthmarks 15 THE BORN LOSER 25 Bluish-white 5 Dominating author 44 Wolfish 48 Roll of tobacco T71 • By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 24 Russian kings 8 However metal 44 Final 28 Short period 7 Heretofore (2 26 Singing voice 45 Customer 32 Hawaiian city wds.) 27 Canopy 33 Fabric 8 Lid clasp 29 Doesn't exist 46 Shag junction 47 Questionable 9 Phrase of un (Cont) 35 BY ' IT "2 NIGHTS HOROSCOPE 'rri IJ1AIPIE TAT E 55 Obeyed _ _____ BEETLE BAILEY Answer to Previous Punle ACROSS 53 Heat unit �I • 811—Evening Herald, Sanlord, FL ' • .' .... , I P I I • P I Sunday, July 8, 1979 8 PIECE SATCHEL OF DELI SPECIALS FRIED CHICKEN STORES WITH DELICATESSEN INDICATED BY STAR ON ADDRESSES ;ALT & PEPPER GERMAN 9 9c POTATO SALAD BAKED HAM*1/4 LB. 99c ROLLS & TWISTS . 6 99c EGULAR PRICE ...... $6.99 EATURED SAVINGS ... $1.00 EATURED PRICE...... $5.99 ... 2 DRUMSTICKS, 2 BREASTS, 2 THIGHS, 2 WINOS A 6 ROLLS RPYAN SMOKED 1 $99 CINNAMON pattern of your Choice FOR A Li Floral Generation Winsford Spr,nq Bouquet Golden Autumn U now" U RESERVED JIJIIIYIS ctt •i, J rd isT.1 HICKORY SWEET SLICED SundayHemW BEEF PATTIES July 8. 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M'1WIFE %OUW LIKE TO KNOW WHO I THE 00P1.AUS ARE" — NEVER C.4MP/Nt) 771E MONEY-OAF COs/S FOR WHAT YOU WANT"• SMESGOHETUWAHEIZ -i*..* HOARD 1UR flMS 'I I-• VA'S. \ (4'•f4N' ir w-- HI COUPONS pRt4J o 1rocz ro by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER P c'ou J'T'k ML-L, I'LL 1L.L. HIM VAT. I9/Jr FRIENDLY NEiND&I /' S.Q•,flEN CAN * IYE7QY RSh5rEA'7 .., - II Aff for ride I,low F1!:I!I Is 15 , A!SOW! A FROM "if. / SEW uSONE ow "ifts RAMPS! cppksXy A J I 1W • / 1 .100 dI.1N1d 'NIVH, 1U. WVM .1 ... Tia&S 1.5 C) tVI by NIA. Inc .T.0 sg US Pat O. W. \. DEAR HELOISE: Some time ago a reader wrote In, asking what could be done JUST ONE PAIl with old nylon hose. The American Cancer Society has long had DEAR HELOISE: Instructions for making pressure pillows from old hose, no Another hot, buttered corn matter how ragged, for critically ill persons. on the cob hint. Ho-Hum I I Our church circle makes hope it will be helpful to other them for the local hospital and station to listen to In the car. dieters like myself who have we can use every hose (panty He likes Country and Western to watch their fat intake. or other) that we can possibly and I like Rock. I press a fork lightly into Boy, did I got himi i set all fini. soft butter or oleo and run the So don't throw them away. the buttons on the same tines along the rows of hot Help the American Cancer station and he went crazy corn from one end to the other. when he couldn't find hut Society or find someone who i chonp away on the buttered He still loved me fc)) works with this as a special or" and then repeat the P.P.D. project. procedure. No waste, no Sincerely, M.E.B.T. . drippy mess. You are so rlgMl if I'm careful, I can do a We called the Cancer whole ear of corn without Society in our area and they exceeding my one teaspoonful told us that they are also in or one Pat of butter or oleo desperate need of no percent allowance. cotton sheets. I've received so much from If you have either of this. your column over the years, I items (cotton sheets or nylon lust wanted to "give" hose), please contact you, something in return. local American Cancer Rosemary Palermo Society. Iih11 God Bless all of you for helping on an excellent DEAR READER: projectl This is your column. if you'd ilk, to share a Mn?, ask a LETTER OF LAUGHTER question or make a sugges. DEAR HELOISE: tlOfl write me care of this My husband and I always — .. newspaper. differ about which radio Hugs, Nelelsi IT'S YUMMY DEAR HELOISE: Immediately after you bake a cake, take three to five chocolate candy bars, break Into small pieces and place on top of the cake. You may also Insert some in the layers If you like more chocolate. When the candy bars soften, spread with a knife for a quick and delicious frosting. Angela Procell, Age 11 WHO'S A-PEELING? DEAR HELOISE: For a delicious frozen snack, with more nutritional value than Ice on a stick or ice cream, try freezing a bunch of bananas, right in their skins. No wrapping is necessary. Make sure they are as ripe as you like them before freezing. When ready-to eat, simply warm the skin under hot running tap water, peel normally, and ,it back and enjoy a rich frozen feat. You'll love ItI Marion DeMaria Soy, Is it ever good I 'We checked with our local County Extension Agent, who Isan expert, and she tells us that bananas do not lose any food value when frozen. Enjoy itt Helois. 7479 oW?, xi,, Psskwss Synd$ca$s. 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I'i 11LOR Pol - -w. ______________________ fee ___ - _, I c I ' ' 'p �'iA—Evening I 71st Year, No. 277—Monday, July 9, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 1A Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents IN E -, Sanford Firm Sells Oil From Oranges Unit Who Saxon: Florida's First G aso ho l Distr ibutor By GEOFFREY POUNDS initially, The fuel, Black said, will be 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent ethanol. The ethanol will be purchased from the Florida Distillers Co. in Lake Alfred. Black said the distillery will make the ethanol out of citrus fruit. Black said a 250,000 tank has been set up at the Sanford plant to handle the first mixture of the fuel. He said the blending procedure is relatively simple and has been inspected and approved by federal energy authorities, Spokesmen at the Department of Business Regulation in Tallahassee said two Florida oil firms besides Saxon have sought certification as gasohol distributors but neither has announced plans for i.zmnediate marketing of the product. Black said the fuel will sell as unleaded type and will cost about four or five cents above the present cost for unleaded gas. But he Herald Staff Writer Aunt*rWhirlo_ by Hal Kaufman *OPEN ENDI "Everything that Is really great and Inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in ," said Albert Einstein. As you see, the last word I, missing. Scrambled, the word's letters are MEROFED. What Is the word? it PJOM 6UISSILU 44. Oil from oranges? That's the plan of Saxon Petroleum Co. of Sanford which expects to become the first major distributor of gasohol in Florida. Company vice president Al Black today said the first shipment of the gasoline-alcohol blended fuel could leave storage facilities at the Seminole County Port Authority as early as next week. "We're set up and ready to go, It's just a matter of lining up a retailer. We're looking for someone to go into the joint venture with us," said Black. According to Black, the interest in gasohol is high. He said he has received offers from parties as far away as Dade county seeking to market the fuel. However, Black said he plans to distribute gasohol to retailers in the greater Orlando area said the gasohol is about two octanes above most unleaded fuel now on the market and thus motorists could expect greater performance from cars burning the blended product. Bill Rankin of the regional office of the U.S. Department of Energy in Atlanta today said the Saxon operation would be unique in the southeast in that gasohol production in states such as Alabama and South Carolina has depended on organic materials such as wheat and corn, much of which has been transported into those states. The use of citrus fruit or possibly sugar could contain the entire process and reduce costs, he said. Rankin said it takes about $1.50 to make a gallon of gasohol. The federal government subsidizes the production at 40 cents per gallon now. The high cost, however, is expected to decline as production methods are refined and expanded. Although the gasohol now costs more than unleaded gas, Rankin points out that Its use can be helpful in supplementing short supplies. Also, with gas prices increasing continually, it is expected gasohol will eventually be able to be generated at a cost comparable or less than gas. Black said the ethanol used is 192 proof and Saxon had to po.4 a $100,000 bond with the federal government to ascure the alcohol would be going to make tuel, not drinkabe products. ,, "the big holdup, Black said, was getting past the ftih'ral regulations." —r supply Kurt Vahle of Florida Distillers Co. said his plant can '.mly about 300,000 gallons of ethanol a year to SaAon. But lie saill the production could rise sharply if the U.S. Department of Agriculture would free up surplus sugar now storvil in warehouses. From a certain sum, Doakes took away a third and put in $50. Next, he took away a fourth and put In $70. He then had $130. What was the original sum? $J$ggOp IA4.A4I04 p,q A111u18,jo •H Psychologists Apply Here* No Experience -Necessary Punctuate these words to make sans., if you can: "It was but I said not and." No fair peeking. LIJV ,..PUS. IOU.. 'Pill I ,,,;nq, IIM it,, Tongue Teasel Sheridan Schott and Noah Knott shot It out. Knott was shot and Schott was not so It was better to be Schott than Knott. Or was it? OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? Select an assortment often aces, deuces and treys - five red and five black - from a deck of ordinary playing cards. Now, propose a memory test. Place the cards In a Although some other counties have Issued more than 50 licenses to practice psychology since the state quit regulating the profession July 1, Seminole and Orange counties have put all applicants "on hold" until they receive official notlficaton of license qualification changes from the state. "I hadn't heard anything :ibout It," Reggie Lowery, Seminole license Inspector said today, "until we started getting calls this morning. We've had five calls and two customers already." Since the state law regulating the licensing of psychologists expired July 1, county occupational license offices across the state have reported issuing more than 200 new psychology licenses. Before the law expired, a person applying for a professional license to practice psychology had to show sonic proof that he was qualified - usually either a degree from a college or university or a certificate of registration from the state. Now, anyone who wants to be a row on a table, alternating the reds and blacks. Invite friends to observe the order of the cards for two minutes. At the end of this time, turn the cards face down, and ask participants to list the sequence from left to right as accurately as possible. - It takes a super efort to name more than LET'S FACE ITI Our friends above seem to be phased by four or five in order. whatever It is they're facing. Add lines to finish picture. 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. 4JiIIIP $4 JI'H 5 •0sissw Il PAOID 'c I"..&&lP 14 l4giJqwfl p .ilIllW$ $4 4iUSJ5 'C 'Pl341M$ hI IUSU hIJj 'C '0ui$w $4 lleq 0110111 '4 :9.3UIJ8uIQ Since July 1, more psychology licenses have been issued in Florida than were issued all last year. Broward County issued 57 licenses last week, Dade County issued 50, 30 were sold in Tampa, and over 40 were issued in Pensacola. In response to these sales, the Florida Association for the Advancement of Psychology filed suit in Dade County Circuit Court Friday. The association Is seeking an injunction to stop counties from issuing any licenses. The power of licensing psychologists now lies in the hands of the counties that may or may not require applicants to show proof of a degree or other qualifications. That's the word from Stephanie Blount, secretary of the now defunct Psychology Board of Examiners in Jacksonville. Ms. Blount says several county agencies are experiencing a state of confusion because they were never notified that the state no longer k responsible for certifying phychologists to be licensed. Ms. Blount, who says her defunct office had only three workers for the psychology department and three in another department, said the job of contacting each county was too great a task, By BRAD PURDOM and SHARON CARRASCO f psychologist just needs to come up with the license fee — x1 A , rA! AL1A)r uI MA,EXTR& IS A. EMA CF jj,'i FEMMAWY $7.50 in Seminole County. George Sheldon, D.Tampa, chairman of the House Regulatory Reform Committee, has said the legislature let the law expire because the existing licensing board was a "closed shop" which was preventing some qualified psychologists from practicing. Earl K. Wood, Orange County tax collector, said today his office had placed all psychology applicants "on hold until we straighten out this mess." He said Orange County had also received no official word of a change in regulations. I MM A PAP, KID 'following a two r air chase, patrdnrLEn insisted he wthe perpet?atc* aisppear COW WED 04 3) Horaid Photo by Tom N.ts.. BIRTHDAY L:i\ State Begins Presentation In Bundy Murder Trial MIAMI (UPI) - State witnesses opened testimony in the Theodore Bundy doublemurder trial today with descriptions of the crushed faces and battered bodies of the Chi Omega sorority sisters who were beaten in their beds. Tallahassee policeman Oscar Brannon, who was the first officer to arrive at the sorority house on the Florida State University campus, said blood spattered the walls and beds of Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman, who were beaten and strangled. "Margaret Bowman was lying face down. There was blood on the side of her face, clotted blood in her right ear. She had on a short pajama top and nothing else, he said. 22, 1963. "For the record, my visual inspection of the autopsy photos and X-rays reveals evidence of forgery In four of the photos," Groden said In a report to the committee. The four pictures are two color photos showing the back of Kennedy's head, which was X; , "Her fingers and feet showed finger was almost amputated. no coloring, a cold look. She had The side of her face was a crushed face and a stocking literally crushed." wrapped so tightly around her Brannon said pieces of bark neck that it appeared this were found matted in Miss small," Brannon said, Chandler's bloody hair. gesturing with his hands. Nancy Dowdy, 22, the First The defense immediately witness cal led to the stand, told objected to "the highly inflammatory" testimony and ac-- Jurors that Nita Jane Neary, a so rority sist er returning from a cused the prosecution of "milking It for Its highly party, told her she had seen a man carrying a club or branch emotional value." sneaking from the sorority Brannon also described the house. condition of beating victims She said Miss Neary deKaren Chandler and Kathy scr i bed him as be ing darkKleiner. "She was bleeding from the skinned with a prominent nose mouth and face. Her mouth was and wear ing a ski cap sl un g low open, her chin was sliced open. over his forehead. She kept raising her right Miss Neary's brief glimpse of hand," Brannon said of Miss the fleeing killer is half of the Chandler, "Her right index prosecution's case. From the profile, highlighted by the streetlights outside, she says she can identify the man as Bundy. Simpso n says her testimony will put the Utah law school dropo ut in the sorority house, then dental ex perts will prove he bit one of the vi ct ims. These dental expe rts, he told Jurors Saturday, "will tell you that his lower teeth were very un usual and un ique. That his two front teeth of the lower port ion of his mouth were out. Th e two next to those were back. The two c us pid teeth or ca nine teeth were out and twist ed or turned.... The person who bit the murdered woman had very sharp uppe r teeth." Command Center Activated I.R k.. kIIo. .J £t.. .. ... WI by IP.4UVI, WJu IHC SdLUV IWU views In black and white. The Sun reported that It was shown copies of Groden 's conclusions, which will be part of the House committee's final report The report is to be released later this month. The newspaper said Groden's analysis "suggesting the possibility of an exit wound in the back of the president's head is supported by the sworn stalemtjments of 10 doctors who treated or handled dent Kennedy upon his arrival at Pamidand Hospital In Dallas Immediately after he was shot." The Warren Commission C0fl eluded in 1964 that Lee Harvey OSWaICI acted alone in killing Kenny. UVU in )51t an Cookie, a pony belonging to the Hisrkette f"a timil of Sandy Spur Farm. Geneva, gets a birthday kiss from lleek Bui'kpttm' as lie,' sisters, Ruth and Colleen mind a group of young friends and ruling students wait their turn. ('ookle celebrated his 15th lnrt lid ay Saturday with a party at Burger King in Sanford. The kids ate burgers. but Cookie preferred eai'rotc. CELEBRATION BALTIMORE (UPI) — A technician who analyzed pictures for the House Select Committee on Assassinations said four autopsy photos of President Kennedy were forged, the Baltimore Sun reported today. Robert F. Groden, a consultant to the committee, said he has evidence "that raises grave doubts about the authenticity" of photographs and material used by the committee in Its investigation of Kennedy's death, according to the newspaper. Kennedy was killed Nov. into a stone s1b. pU1 requirements, I am not sure." Ms. Blount said some applicants have been complaining to her office they can't acquire a psychology license until they show proof they have passed the state exam. But there Is no longer a state exam, she said. "We are telling those people to have their county occupational license offices contact us and we're notifying them that way," Ms. Blount said. Autopsy Photos Forged? ZIP ( "I Imagine every county would want a person to produce a certificate of diploma or a degree In psychology," Ms. Blount said. "As far as standard r ': " r WASHINGTON (UPI) — The space agency activated its ,.c,. Skylab command center today , .•" to monitor the final hours of the : " ;' '' flight of the doomed space .. . 4.4 station, now expected to drop Mild .:' - ,,f out of or during a 30-hour ',' Period centered on 10:28 a m .. EDT Wedoesday. '' I '' It was still too early to predict . ,,..,,. ' ' : . where Skylab's debris will fall. About 500 PIeCeS capable of .• causing injury are expected survive the 77'ton spaceship's • .• fiery plunge through the atmosphere and scatter along a 400,000-square-mile zone is it who's in the stands? Either .. , ,,.r..: . Skylab's status from the North At 9 a.m. Monday, the control American Air Defense Corn- center in Houston reported that mand and the Johnson Space Skylab was on its 34,947th orbit of Earth and had logged more Center in Houston. In addition to 11 NASA per- than 87 million miles around the sonnel In the windowless room, globe since it was launched in it was staffed In the opening May 1973 hours by representatives from In a report Sunday, NORAD s the Federal Preparedness Space Defense Center, located Agency, the State Department in rooms excavated from and the Federal Aviation granite in Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado, said the space Administration. _________________________________________ ' - , " /" . 'a . . _______ - - - '-p,, j" -. . .. . . . . ,. - . . . .- . ,, . bit . .- ' '.' . .. .. . . . - .. I ... ,,,.. - Today -. . - . . - - - TOURNEY TONIGHT Who's on first? Or way, Sanford National All-Stars player Craig Dixon is all ears about the Florida Little Major League district tournament which opens tonight at Sanlord's Fort Mellon Park. For details on the tourna e t see story and p tos on 5A page - iiutopsy evidence ho The special Skylab center located In the headquarters building of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration opened at 8a.m. to receive periodic reports on Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge .....................4-B Comics ....................4-B Crossword .................4-B Editorial ................... 4-A Dear Abby ...... ..........1-B station had dipped to within 1192 miles of Earth Trackers said Skylab was taking 88 minutes, 5 seconds to orbit Earth at midday Sunday, with the high point of the orbit at 129.3 miles and a low point of 119.2 miles the closest to Earth Skylab hadbeen since it was launched in 1973 - . Accordi ng to the calculations Sunday, the window in which NASA officials said Skylab would enter the atmosphere would be 7.28 p.m. EDT Tuesday until 1:28 am. 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