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Is ~ . - . - -- October,the Labor Department employment survey reported today, but Uwe were month. - - - - - on t Want ' . - £ ---- atOI*e of piluas ib.INIdS Nd k'V' 0 ose 110 Ees, spiiØ derd - 1. .-ki1 - - - _.._i•* .., k. I d add, .. , ' Impqct' Funds prspstyintheccmmedtyad their parsdapsylocslproperty dnilthenattpdlng the areaachools. Qrn.ss, however, did not agree that "B" category children lanes width iwod the dual system. sdstidwlthlowrenthosahng were not abmnioalalsyM.ms and fm 4bigwW cons '1sme 'sthun chwadeodbsBnscNdMst.afediralhykoasd tlrnus through 1* p-I-1..s - aI l 41 ww u• w • atadpins.b.reddees st11payprspuiseseaMdindummoflowflier's rNd k. cs so provide idgrood redde a Nd be add," fader's mass - L z I.. ...4 p• S ., UI7 Nd £ ._ ____ _____ SIS '. " ' "" impact ' To "Support iu I. ArOesk Wall h dtheme "All cetegory, thetctalcsst ____A IWO(f Will be $71 Million edut'iatlms has e$'ri also. 1100, however," "Schools WI r*IIg more Nd man 05 other Mich as e In ad sales t@L State W post is grader than local pripsety tan asppsit in mw arias. "t'eally,in1PZ5,Ier$bsdsins,y,,iu,,u, IOUItUJ more mousy bum date sisstuas tiN lecal suss.It For thunresew Iker,add,*isaMflMthatth, impact of "B" cdqM Children on school qdsms is @WW&@@L 1% of SIOIThK said. ê* Norunspe ..$ r -w .5-4 1 .5-A a-A . . .. ., a $s ., _ -- d= -. . ( .1W P pasaedInlNO ____ ' - - .., -. he ,.t I - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mw tory on the other side of the coin notion's unemployment rate -employment. . *i. : -; - -v lç.. . _______ 00 ' on a sample of American households, showed alon is taking hold. -. total employm ent edged down s increase. irem 5.1 per- y fl) In October. The cut in September, brought; the cow, b" W on payrQ raords . •' Jobless rate back to the same of buginessee o0w level as August and kept it in a - showed an increase of 300,000. . percent Were somewhat Ma " where it has enfor Hmontiu 01 7% number of unemployed mid Jwk Bregger, chief of the persons Increased by nearly department's job statistics sec tion. "On balance, there is 200,000 to 6.2 millions TI. Herald certalni evidence of a slowSealasle County School Superintendent Bud Layer (left) will be one of the Mod Of that IDCTS$II ° down but certainly not a dfothtgulshed citizens .1Semis's. County presenting these trophie. to the par- coned among people who lost recossion." rather then those Uelpsling hands I. the Sib usual Seminole Coudy High School Bud Festival (heir lobe entering the labor Unemployment, Bregger that will be held at the Lake Brutley Stadium, Saturday at $ p.m. With Layer newly market and mod of the W said,"isstillintherageoftbe an Dale CAppeck. ticl* aM program chairman; Wayne Doyle, puMkher of the crew wasamong adult women WA 14 months. If it takes off Evening WraM. are Optimist club members, the orguizailsu which co-.psiss.rs the event with The Labor Department itself dart of something, but I think the Evealngllerald. said wes were contradlc- W.tco early touynow" unim -g' . 1W •_ '.' - -. rn ' ;nLi ' lI,IILU1, " - 4 55 fr~.' .V,* V p .'• - ids$lJI, own aa1.miskiik (Mdetb.Iinhp,noMIsns,thwse two odegadas of = . .... . .. of --9. I , 2 ~ . i1 " , •.. e .. . .1 I- ..,-. ts",_'.',-,4!..- .: ,I i- 41.11 * : . i: - - h 5 rp -. 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IL .- . . 1rd*rCoxpM 00' . 15th . 51I ' boil= muusi1*ss UISUIA!IOU Z'genshmlss _1 w. _ -, I __ 111a S .. ,.,.2: I .. t1IatCsildps - osplia Jay 1I eimed thin Qpy inrb4 of' Me rsery .id, bat initd as etr m1r Nd ijirs ,it ,,i*rd iis S i~t ,. * k ! flS$S •••s. . 746 RUIdS - U Ft // .0 not I £ . I S tech si.at 4' t... 2" . ~ * ___ 1llhikLLHi , L ii mi a i I SS IA abw + k.NhaN As for hiring additional employees, Mrs. Thursday night toapprovea temporary measure of shifting two qualified police officers who are Southward said currently employees are leaving city and applications or lobs are not being currently working as emergency dispatchers to road patrol and hiring two new part4ime submitted. "We are going to have a hard time dispatchers. Me also urged her colleagues t hiring people. They are going ii1 bi way." approve over4lme pay for present members of "I want toga beck Into coat of Uvt4iSIsea the dipsrtnt for the employees even If the nowr come The cil u,vvw temporary shifting rn*oI reserve funds, che said, ur this Item saftleftsbabl4orWallalloreamaim" Chlwr 01100- 1W 141090064 - 10% YWF11 1110110I. ANA. I 1110 time shouldin volv, a jab claailfIcatbon and pay $71 (total o1 1W) andbudgeted funde. Nd mMorla the overtime pay was another matter. plan. M the P piiysse prswivaIy reported for Councilman Cllfl Nelson said he could not th good In addition, federal funding through the DIvides, chairman David Sanford, vs. conscience ape overtime pay for one Comprehensive Employment Training Act Ouacay .ropsted igs city tine edatiu department wiles. It wfre approved for all (CETA) on which the city depended for the Loeswsod had iii percent division was an additional He added that he would rather see salaries o( this. of its officers, has not been psrüclpstiim for a total of $3,471 bra total of $10,014. dditional T7T1Là1r 1111111 1111111 11 is& f I J r ill COA oft mod" on avidw sow nowmim oft he .4 ft th*401081ft 711 . 0IT I F% . Way This mm, twa of them armed, rol*M the ry sre on Ie My Ieals,ord Nd là, em Road 1411yew""Ity -. d 7 .1111.51. Csn,d,s Wi . 1. 1X12NOSM"'a"" a . I, . ssdlfsss . 1 N __ S KobberS - ' ft" - WAUIOAá / ,c • S '.1 aa - Armed hued n by thsj1 I á1L88 a % ioouiuiius flfluI*MIodii.yd "°" 01110"NiNK1 . kII4ssIIaa AMIL&AWMAILSOM - . - cp_ 1.0 oI , , INIOM RAM11 IATHTLU 3980h 114, Ii r • . S SS $TIUL 1111k *J801T in" Z-ft~ -r I W61ma , 1X2X$'PfsNNmTmstel S Doilisliwl. lose, I&,ss.#___ swig. . . S ____ county. But now they are also risking their lives Southward explained that the city has to follow and reputations with the department being state mandate on certification requirements for police officers. She also noted that the city would under-staffed as well, he said. Mrs. Southward urged fellow councilmen beresponsihie for the actions ofvolusteers. a - UINWIC Itsá Tdmms . . I . of $42,17111 . $q.Yd. 4449 la CAULJUIISCOMPOIJIID °"av " s' W ap* - MW fW WW Wma . it -' a let's of thi hark VlvIMs rqMed =0'.1111111111100-to S*erNIn_ flhJS$in$* t, of 13,111 jsnt,,ii tid f, 3ns Dseha a 4Mde- FOI.SSI.SJ division new to a tat's $1,115 1 fr tk, (SUSInI 'Nd55 i J ___ _________________ 31b u ch - - 1~'i 21US, 13*111 ____ 4 j - - time. Overtime, he contended, can be easily By DONNA ESTES ,1 . __ -. st abused. Herald Staff Writer A fourth police officer will be leaving Lake The board agreed to discuss the matter in Mary's ninesmember force in the next couple of workshop at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The availability of certified police officers is weeks, Chief Harry Benson confirmed today. "We wlll continue as best wecan," Benson itself aproUem, said Councilman Burt Perinaald,confirming a report that a fourth officer fs chief. Perinchief noted that few persons leaving the city for a better paying job. Coun. currently enrolled in police standards training ciltnan Pat Southward told the Seminole County we to graduate immediately. Mrs. Southward, In urging approval of the Legislative delegation about the problem shifting and hiring, said more resignations of Thursday evening. vm iiowing W'IatSr . ng Uaits Way peat r.raa, Seminole, President Bob bunk, $1,Ll$; (1tus Rank s,sse in r o,ta, $iw Amwirst, Addftcujal money was PlOridaaHospital Al& surplus accumulated from $73140; First' Federal of the fontur, divides Nd w . $1,711.34; mlii1 IW tsd as follows: federal, over bin goal of $7,1X In the with each IS Mid.Flo,tda 1ub Pod ."pa1 'y,$i,e; Mat., sdM Oils, ReddlaI u4..". .S a dWk for Ma pro. Federal, $l; Security I; Wider Springs, WI; .s F.dsral, 05; 54, Iaan Reth'd lItaq rated chore. LekaMary,$lN; Ovtede130; Lee Mapd, diubm* of TnmHaNdJackHoraw , A Tlps, $15 - 'IJMR1IONED iceman I 1, . . , / ' oslof$1S,lWfl. Now - . - I - I 4 - ' io, - .,. ',.',- '"i ~ , 'k cpi .ai was $sN. L° the 'I1W )'at for the COs*y. , , This gave campaign •ir Fsb1oni, $330; 1J ss, ;. her volunteer workers CwtlIi, $NS arid Harm jpn gig o at the Victory Dinner held WayesibenInumo1 m' ,' -'" at Bark's the Financial Division ................... . the .' raised in this yesir's fund drive to $M,541.46. The - Y.I -t-) .. $2,110; United Telepboneo coiçie have brothetota1 Prlce( it) I . , - Fourdes, of Camellbem, the UDW Way of aminow County , and a gin of $W 10 9Pair b t" La e Ma 1 "., I 16_ A k. . ,... 1, !It "17 ;. -1It", 1 , f. I ., , 1 r' reputed an additional. $&778; ___ ill I., *~ NCR rst.d an .dtIlonal 'of ' 1711S. Power Light orts by Florid7 . "' I ___ By JANE CAMEIJEUY Herald S$Mf Wriler uits UT I1UUVy gauge fljg • NO. 87. 19 - and the full cost of the buses. . . Meets Goal p - • • • . % .- ___ I I 1I Prsmlum3owsi9hthssvyduty. I OpIf.w I I ___ I: w,dicou iu a,..ufifr e v Each j use of buses more than 10 years old be prohibited. SAW HORSE BRACKET$ ______ 'V • I I I I PAISN. I4 I ___ •• a anteed Gu r I I I 1 Each Bulb • . • • I siderstion kindergarten drouO second grade students. Each 2 99 Each 799 I 1 I CIndOSIZIS, . , ,, ,... •__ tm states ' -- 9 "Transportation has never been fully funded by the Lgls1ature," the board's legislative package point ed out. "If this condition cannot be corrected, we recommend that consideration be given to allowing special allocations toward the purchase of 10 per cent of the total fleet, or 100 per cent of vehicles more than 10 years old, whichever Is greater, for replacement buses." The package prepared by county school gaff also urged that the : BUMP Rag.Pr/ci(eacl,).......99C R.g.P'ñce(each)...........7.49 •• tv. 3". 7 No I 0. Ibe 8qflb1Qe Cowy School Board asked local laiJtgn And, Mrs. Barbers Q!aUlk of Skylark, the parent's repreaen "Kindergarten through second graders are not physically and Thursday evening for more money to bus school cNldren and tative, sd for I gilIhtIon giving a locally appointed safety psychologically as developed as high school students, to walk 1.9 changes In the law concerning the busing of kindergarten tkosh committee aidherity over the school board In calling for busIng miles," the trio said. )M'd1 ei1. second (' "This must be addressed now that kindergarten is mandatory," School SiirIatondend William Layer, School Board Membet they said. •Batapsrent'sr.praentausdIn.t.a(1thattheqvsmin,of courtesy l,sslng Under the twomile llwJtMlcn sat by the law be Pat 1inon ad the board's financial advisor, Roger Harris, asked The educators also asked that the state fully fund cats over two a be placed with br IIalstIon revising the old busing formula to take Into cont.n oat of the hande of local school bo miles. 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I ..... _______________________________________________________ [11 .. + . . ___ ' ______ Evening Herald-(USPS 4$1.28Q)-Price 15 Cents 113 cu. ft of Mimi ________ 39 0 72nd Yea r, No. 3-Frldat, November 2, 17-Sanford, Florida nni I (" * _ p 49 ,a I . .J. 95 swon uncdetor.st mildew. GAPSM' PMO L ___ S IFFeridit CONCRITI UX W!'__'pçri JJ4 ____ T, -;' S . . '""' _ . . Scoi hL ?~..~,5 .1. -- I %""'" 411. • . .5-A JLV " , .14 IA ..... *?.A . ___ . S S �-_ 1 .--. --...~-. ....~ . .. . . . - - 0 1 -- .1 -' - - S .. ..-...--.-----.-...-.--..--..---,~. .. I . . . _. . . - . - --.. .- - . - . - ~ ~ ~ . • . . --. -.. . IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fri Nv.i, m Cruets Valuable Church* Stolen '' - .1-Fro . . By DAVID RAflZR RedoF 1oy D. Soper Jr. Herald Staff Wrfter said that the three crusts had Three sterling-silver wine been donated but*ee* 50 and 70 crusts were discovered mIssing years ago In memory of from the Holy Cross Episcopal members of several old Sanford Church Thursday morning by a fflj church volunteer. According to the police Mae Pawlaon said that she report, there w no sign of discovered the rear door o( the. forced entry the thurth, but a . IN BRIEF ___ ____ ___ - IN BRIEF ___ ____ ____ :Pan.I Cons id.rs Terminating IM•t.Ed Operating Permit With trans Prim. Minister •.. __ • .; '. JIISBURG, Pa. (UP!) - Metropolitan Edison CO. " " hall20days to show why its operating permit for the Three - ___ AIrnERS, Algeria (UP!) - In a bid to Improve relations with Iran, national security adviser 7,IgnIew Brzezinski met with Iranian Prime Minister m" Bazargan, the first encounter between high-ranking U.S. and Iranian officials since Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini took power In February, diplomatic sources said today. The meeting took place Thursday, the sources said. Both Brezealniki and Bazargan are in Agi lers far ceremonies marking the 25th anniversary of Algeria's Independence. reported their total value at -We locked everything $1,670. up Thisisthesecondneen theft began Interfering with the burglarised in the Seminole Iranian Ambush Kills 15 Board Seeks ___ " Won on the, north dde of thell investigation of the fight in. Community College west 8CC Parking lot. Option On Raising . continued ability of Met-Ed to provide safe, adequate and Taxes reliable electric service at just and reasonable rates.11 By DONNA ESTES said: 111gM now anything to do with taxes would be tur ned down amendment . based Herald Staff Writer by the people." • upon estimated need. 1% change would have py 7% school board wants Un option of ralft tam above the Me said each $1 In taxes per $1,000 evaluation brings $1 million pet cent of the -pF opriations In August sed year with t limitation set by state law, but legislators into UM school give balance suit In Mardi to permit local school boards to gala inencouragement Thursday that they will get what they 'A$2 roperty tax increase flies in the face of the feelthgofthe terest from investing the folds. School Superintendent William P. Layer and board member people," said Senator San, Clark Maxwell, 11-Melbourne. -Uanghthenstbod of establish iga weighting system for Pit Til.,wi .iJwIff,1 • t.4.l.eh. .i.a1... Ca ok. OL.. (Ih.i hi.,. hi CI.. t 1.1_ehi. .1... t i£ l..a..a. w u uw III.TI I stte limiting for handicapped vocational education which is : County legislative Delegation Thursday evening. . -Cthg date law to permit a school, board member to sp. 14 of the tel Included In the package was a request that a new stat, law be become chairman of the local propertya*slaal adjustment -Developing a formula to fully fund guidance programs In passed to allow school boards to levy up to $2 per $1,000 board. Mrs. Telson said the law requires the board to be corn- elementary schools. Currently studuit development valuation over and above the $6.75 limit set by law. posed of five persons-three county comnmiatloners and two inciuóe eiemneitary guiiiance occupstionai sp.ciaiiets services and career Mrs. Telson said this Is needed especially by the 14 high growth dool board members-but limits the chairmanship to a comedy education. Although the services are optional under th. date law, rat. cowitle. In the date including coamiludoner, the federal law requires that programs In elementary school* be 'Shi Said, the sChool boaIhU u. lugged buigst in the would be used exclusively for capital Imupr vein such as new comparable school construction, C07. -Recommending the sessions of the' begin on the: The option should net require a referendum of the people for -11..eimiliit1n of the state funding for middle schools. The first Tuesday after the first Monday in f4I"ture February rather than in:: approval, Mrs. Telson said. law provides for contracting with teachers for only ft perIods April to help school boards meet deadline, for budgeting. 'We have elementary schools which are b'lg4' at the seems," daily, while the schools have six daily periods in middle schools. -Changing the law to provide full reimbursement by the stat. she salt To a question from Sen. john Vogi, D.cocoe B -Changing the method whereby public education bond to school boards which must contract for services for exceptional'% students. TEHRAN. Iran (UP!) Kurdleb Insurgents have killed at lewd 15 Iranian army soldiers and wounded 00 others In an ambush near the town of Sardssht on the Iran-Iraq border, official sources said today. In west Iran, unidentified gunmen Thursday shot and • killed Ayatollah Syed Mohammed Qizi Tabatabsi, chief religious leader of Tabriz, the state radio repotted. - ,. MEMPHIS,Tenn.(UPI) - A barrier dividing a black MiShbOthOOd from a fashionable white section amounts to •a of slavery" and must be torn down, a federal appeals court has ruled. ,, . *' U1U ifliUiOiy, .the bin U.S. Circuit Court of . ordered the removal of the barrier erected last February on Wed Drive by residents of Hem Park. Five years ear er, e white ne hborhood li th ig had sought : permission to erect the barrier and close their street, .00mpialnIng that steadily increasing traffic endangered ;,.,lhe quality of their lives. Blacks to the oOItho( the barrier saldftwuaneffrtto . P them from reaching their own homes by diving frotn the city's midtown section through the more affluent , v. ___ _____ ,, ___ 11 • BEIRUT, Lebinon (UP!) one of the Islamic world's most joyousholidays was rocked today by bloo di among Lebanon's rival political patties and armies that killed at lewd two people and wounded 12. FigMing raged for a second day from Being's shell. pocked. port to this ruins of the cd district and from the southern suburbs to the mountain of Ssnnln as giminan iguored the Moslem sacrificial (seat of Al Adiva. - inlur.d Boy Remains In S.riou.' Condition LA PAZ, koUvis (UP!) - Bolivia's day-old "t'y government dissolved the congress and declared a 11dage of siege" early today, suspending the constitutional rigMa of the 5 million people of the South American nation. Six people were reported killed In demonstrations Thursday against the bloodless coop that coded the $3. day.old civilian government of President Walter Guevara Arse. + Teddy Hudson, of 110 Airport Blvd., was listed In serious condition in the hospital's Intensive ca's unit. There has bean no change in his condition since he was brought to the ____ band, Despite Woes t We a a I do pwdmm . __ +, ' + ', Mamie Buried Beside Ike WASHINGTON (UP!) will otaerv a " day of mcwiiing, and manyPuinailvanla greats and near-greats will 'attend a memorial service Monday for Mamie Doud (UP!) - The chairman of . 8nkIn Cuw'viktw, which will hard. the admInIstratIon's plan for $1.5 Weninadtot1rysiIrCorp., criticised the proposal today as U.. i:,• - j + •.i II t. iiOuçq ' ci I ! . . 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MDWP Overl000king !r9# acrou the Potomac River from Washington !.,* WASHINGTON (UPI) - &met Republican leader "'llowardliskerilsistartings new Phase of his compel for , the 10 GOP presidential nomination with i s whirlwind •,+swfsthrough five Now England atsie,. .' Baker, who mad. lila formal declaration of candidacy Thwsd.y today takes his campaign to Rhode Illind H s ire, Ver nt. :will return borne Saturday night. 0 ., Now Hampoldre, Vwmont and Massachusetts MW "' a* primaries,al Maim boom its delegate selection • 'I.'... + WwAsti ddsYAn Is . I - _ L ' . ASIM ryhi,rnusse.w,.. •• _____ City Miusger Phil Kalba aid as ityeilowethM thsbeIdkeAdns Lake Beach Is worth $9,099. 041 " wftml "a __ -- Cemetery ' I, A , a. me 10110111111111111111te r j ii te eaiim.419 : eCUffuaCy,uidirWgteILUSi$$g _1I + +. _ ft memorial .,.. .1!!!ImhIr m an , I . I 1~ ." ., .4 - 'A ' , Ike will be berladBaturdas bails her Warm War II hero Dw D. Elambo" who becal America's 34th pràllud, on the grounds of the My at AbIluie, Ken. +.... - + • . ___ - ___ , - • ;A1, periodi, Mm Pop said do bank will Charge 0% percent interest thc ken for the first year with ,hit.restpainudstobe made quattsrIyanda$$,SSSpsymuitto be made at the endo( the flr*y.voatheprIacIpaL t 'UraiftesaWalwdieftAyearl ds -40~61-~ -Il an __________ ._...rr i' -- - -' _____ - ' •' OA company's finances to be and appear determined to put "Therefore, subjecting any and intrastate charges corntogether a package of refunds port ion of the company's pletely compatible. Public Service Commission will Is going to work with the PSC The PSC staff has recoin- and rate reductions, revenues to possible refund Is Staff memberi proposed order the utility company to because that's the law, we'll mended a $43.5 million cut in The PSC earlier this week not Justified," he said. extending the 35 percent lower its in-state long distance operate under their guidelines. Southern Bell's in-state toll orderid Southern Bell to set Florida consumers have been discount now In effect during calls. "But, something has got to be rates now and additional cuts aside $5.7 million month - up screaming for years because in- the evening hours to the periods But, Hunt cautioned, the loss changed to make up the loss in and up to $68.5 minion in to $68.5 million ato cover state long distance rates set by from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and noon in revenue will have to be made revenue," Hunt said. refunds when the main in. refunds which might be the PSC are so much higher to I p.m., and reducing rates for up by an increase In rates In me PSC Is In the znk of a vedtgation is finished next required. than interstate charges short direct distance dialed other areas. two-pronged attack on&ghe summer. Hunt was critical of the PSC established by the Federal calls and short operator han. "The voices of the consumer Bell Florida operationsThe five PSC Cornrniigoii action: "The comoanv's Communicitinni Cnimkhvi rI1.A i,vI • rocked a dynamite plant, but further tests are being conducted. The powerful blast ripped through a dynamite mIvljg Wednesday night, in juring ala persons and rattling .bijId as far as fr t pjp,t. : Authorities identified the missing man as Ronnie Knight, 21, as employee believed to have been working in the building when it was ripped apart by the blast. The building was destroyed when 3,500 pounds of nitrerIne exploded and six other buildings were + ,damaget Damaged estimates ranged from $1 million to $2 f.t + - ?1lhddfaceM to a city perk for pamtlaad purposes. Perchees r1ceofthepsrculadjacenttoQygalLak.B.achsie$37,* '11*councl1ve1ed to approw the di se saw QIyw.r for the Southern Bell Telephone about It," Hunt said. CO., said he Is convinced the "In my opinion, the company Carried out next year. f00nd Me rGONIns of a am missing since an explosion Proxmir• WABIINGTON Blasts Chrysler Plan ___ forecast for next year shows PSC staff has recommended loud about the intrastate distance rates which opened Bell's Florida operations are that the economy will continue a $43.3 million reduction in in. structure and the commission is Wednesday and a separate earning $60 million to $70 to deteriorate due (o the effects state rates, but it would b e Worker Missing In Explosion aim. Lake Mary Acquire. have been screaming long and hearings on statewide long said they believe Southern ;': GALVESTON, Tan(UPI) -Coed Gard vessels today pored water on the sinkIng but still-burning and potentially explosive hulkofanolltanker thatcomdedwIthairnyfreIp.r,tj I entrance to Galveston Bay. AIr-sea rescuers resigned the search at dawn fnlillflg C nienibers, but they feared the death toil in the filmy 5 CT Thursday collision of the loaded 7734oet oil tanker Burmah apte and the 4924ed freighter Mimosa would rise to 31. Four bodi es were recovered shortly after the accIdent. Thirty men were rescued. Three were adnittidto Joim S.aly Hoiplial in 053 of them win listed hiaIcittion, • HeraldStafifther BESSEMER, Ala. (UP!) - Officials believe they have Search Continues For Missing In Tank. r.Fr.Ighter Collision hospital, said hospital spokeunan JhLClasser, A patient In "serious" condition isueIdered to be suffaring from acute Injuries with unstable vital signs but with a r4 wr, of improvement, he said. Hudson was Injured when he turned his bike In the middle of the Intersection of Airport Boulevard and U.S Highway 1792 and bit the side of a pickup truck crossing the intersection. A Sanford youth injured Wednesday morning sn his bic)ele struck a moving truck, remained In a coma morning in Florida South Hospital. By DENNIS FEOLA + • Bolivia In Stat • Of Siege Hunt Warns Of Rate Cut Rami ' Ofications s. ____ 2 Dead' In LebaneseClash - • ' -. • - Barrier Ordered Torn Down . .0 Issued the order Thursday, said It wouldmake adecislon In two months. PVC Chairman W. Wilson Goode said the " " action did not mean his agency had prejudged Meti .. 1. continued viability as a nuclear power company. But, he recent reports on and the President's Commission on the accident at Three Mile Island "raise serious questions about the am. and.' tight" at about 9:30 p.m. atthè church. Two oriental rup School Mil. Island nuclear plant should not be terminated 'bsi' of financial and safety concerns. .." " TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Nov. 26 to submit briefs and But Mann said the delay general Investigation of Its In charges on short calls. m Interstate charges on all calls ft's likely the Public Service dosing arguments. makes It less likely the corn- finances In eight or 10 months, would still be a wide disparity and at all times of the day. Commission will be sued If it "Wewereoutlawyered."ujd penycoWdconvthce the j me I' sc staff has recom. between lnstate'and interstate In t estimony before the PSC cuts Southern Bell Telephone an angry Commissioner Joe Supreme Court It was denied me nd ll ion In on rates, ed $43.5 mi ho lier, Southern Bell officials l g wever, ear Co.'s long distance rates, so Cries., who was ready leap- due proc s es and any PSC action distance reductions to help Mann said he propose said they can achieve "parity" may PSC Chairman Bob Mann is prove some sort of plan to cut reducing rates would have a eliminate the $60 million to $70 equalizing interstate and In. between intrastate and intercautious. tate long distance charges better chance of standing. million a year in excess profits trastate rates, but only on state rates, but local service The PSC completed two days so they won't be so much higher Mann hopes to call a epeclal It claims Southern Bell is dlrectdlaled calls made in the will suffer and cod more. of hearings Thursday without than comparable Interstate meeting In December to settle making. evening and on weekends, "It's like a balloon, You push taking any action, spell to charges established by the the matter, even though South.. The recommendation inCresse said he is considering reit in on one side and It pops out give Southern Bell attorney Federal Communications em Bell wants any decision put dude, special day-time structuring In-state rates, so on the other side," said Jack William Barfield of Miami wtli Commission. . off until the Psc completes a discount hotrs and a reduction they are only 15 percent above Ughtle. - '. ___ U.S. S.curity Chief Meets T N Friday, Nov. 2,1979--3A Decis ion Delayed On ln=S ta+e Rate Cut AM iJt I upjn sow vving several people, one parking let Thursday. were 11 said. I" Barbour of NO N armed with a shotgun. Soper said that identical Park Drive He -was asked to leave the Winter cruets are still available, but scene at io tulane Drive casseii*rry, reported that that he considered the stolen several times, states the combination radlo4ape play.r Silver irr*aceable. report, which adds valued at ISO was "How do you replace that be continued to "talk as. from her "How by thieves who* something given to you 50 years trendy loud and use abusive broke the right aide window, ago? Two generations of people language." William M. W11m M. Toil, of Lake JY sulp of wood was ripped from have handled It," he said. . But as the deputies tried to Drive, Sanford, found his car cabinet forced open when she the sacriaty cabinet so it could Wednesday she said, adding . wT..L Ham, they say Hugh left side window forced open, arrived at the diurdi at 10 am. be opened. that the thief unlocked three TWOA*WTW Mies of 403 Michigan Ave., and a combination radloA large, sterling silver wine doorawhiclarae thesame keyto Tm.weedaf Altamont, Springs, tried to cassette player valued at $1IO cruet and two sbrflr analler ,alter guild, said that she get h*o(hjsacriaty , but had to sheriff's deputies op a prevag the arred, and than 'was stolen. He 5310 told crusts wet missing if= the belli that the di was break the cabinet holding the fight on Tulal Drive near restated his own arrest with that on Od.20, =mew cabinet, although the committed by someone who had silver, which is opened by Forest City Wednesday. violence. Into his cat' and stole a pair of remainder of the communion a key to the building and knew another key. Only the cabinet deputies r eported that speakers. w at, a sterling diver pli and awtly which oft* to breek holding the silver Was opened,The ji P. How Both of Thuri tbl QRBURGIARM cup, was left behind. She Into. • she added. Tulane was arroded when he Two Volkswagens were occurred between 9 WORLD Ill Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ~ . J. Ic '. fir" ISTM," ~11:17!7I w " i , Z ,~, m , .." K 77M : 1)P.':.-A!"o L 1- ~ .- -,r,-. ,W~ -,;,;J -,V,PP--T:,--M 1L S ' ..f ~ pol~T~,- .,. . -1 - A +• -'-'+, S - - . ''L1: . ,+- iz,:f:*.IP.j : , iii, '-,Lz �- . - swoomoro . * •_,_ . ,.- . ,. __._._..• - - __• - .- - I . . - - S . I - - .. . - - - . . - ,-6,k_ ._-, - - -- - -- -I -• - - -- - -. - :. • -- ..-.-----.--..- - - I .. . - -... -.-. . . * ivsnin Neral, Sanford, Fl. 1 '" l.!,. NOV. 2, I7t-1A +- + - --.--. Eventng Heiald + + .-. . - r. * - * -- 4 (USPS 111.210) ,ICALENDAR 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32fl1 Area Code 30S.2-2I1Ior$314g93 Friday, November 2, 17-4A I I1 ii Jiome Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; 'Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, 24.00; Year $47.00. Vvindfall Guns .)Are Over-Loaded The third-quarter earnings the oil ustry are a political windfall for President Vrter and others urging Congress to' impose new ANGLE.WALTERS *x on oil comDanv profits. ne. headlines are loading the guns in a shooting gallery In which pIO1listhesittingduck. SotheHouehasbacked away from ftsearller Nuc lear $te for Immediate decontrol of gasoline prices, reports from - __ - and the Senate Finance Committee has given its final blessing to a windfall profits tax which would - xtract $142 billion from the oil industry over the Øext decade. . -. .%. - . 1. 1. __ *A%: * Accident WASHINGION (NEA) thi PTidUg's Against - g lb. 1aI report of tbi ACCIduM at - MiIFraud .. - f ,- is u loatii niai., .natug I . - '- a... - - , - •----- . _•% .. -. - . - - fr .; . - . , Ic - - -. ____ I P c''m'c l cation. ., . U ordi d i lbs federal goverimont, those IIe induced folks to mali him $10 for one of blat three rMlldldrthatonblp booklet. "The' . - ___ -ni -"~I! 10 the iite in .j , u, Spuvuvu Ou iu Uoq the ulluidown. would curtail, at lead rnn.la. ov m. ta ++ xes. , jgg ; 1iuwua 1 , $ POiww CwuatI an on executive who *oud pr'p spending any of these profits to As sipectid, generatIng etatlon drt-4epartment m'eaed durIng lbs closing weeks of corn. gr a circus would be I loc ed lp 9''', clset. The only investment oil com•. vi"n debate was 11w.. MIle " the iei+Can.makØ-WithsEt- a -ptlic outcry Is in MIdatOwi, Pa., it8 o( e 101.mNawatt _* - - - . • f a a 01 monsy. lbs pigeon apectid to do and mall esuvelopas (on POWs behalf)ad was ptvsnlseda Small i1lce01Parqi take. In sft.ct, people paid Pare money to dtIi Iii goode, Only PM "ad, money. .. lb. Podat $s,vIcS bngaa gstthig codosn. e,''Ms. ft Invadigatid and in 157$ g a and . t _ dN, ., Wd _ _ . I . im do cited Second moot 1 Im -lb 1"o,"Wilat this wo r ar ces a. exploratory a.st., NV,-. Ifideta - A - I g - I - - Senate Confirms Hastings court judge for So.4t* Florida, has been continued by the U.S. Senate. Hastings, confirmation along with those of four others to federal circuit courts and 17 to federal district courts *as by voice vote, without dissent. Approved as circuit court judges were Thomas A. Clark, 5th circuit; Arthur L Alarcon, 9th circuit; Harry Pregereon, 9th circuit; and Stephanie Seymour, 10th circuit. WRITE PACAP 1514 - - - - + - - . G - uppoft _ __ -V ' IN - - . - iir - -.- I , -+ + - I . - a udy,. the 27 leidingoft companisi had a net 1n • . --- ., As.i4 e. W .wiwu W IRIIU e.. + II__ 4 - --- Ciii. - 1 a - + II II .4 ....iaI u wii 'ur 'y 11$ boded wa Wo mW to subject to redledn. 131, a rosecu" dismoul - ___ __ __ - + -. • - - Hfl Aft-1 - 1. , " - , - lx** ~t~,,~i.~ .. 1, ..~, r4~ W' % ,'e I.. ~" I .. - - .. ..., ._)e - - - -. - - * - , a Water PllI '-"-- ..__ &vwys, AMlllr,u T4kte - - - T A X PAa YE • • REDUCE Y O U R TAXES Y OU TTEND A R R OOM Notice Is hereby given that I am enggod In business at P.O. Ion 110, MANS STATUTI I$r4Wd4 4 'PIa Seminole County, 1 WHOM I? MAY CONCIENs *. .I.wnduI$he UdIOI... rAmmet NOTICE is"" I MAN, and that Intend me unders$P10d. pursuant to the THEgIDEA "itious Namestauto., kcflen to re ister said name with the Clerk f" Circuit court, soniuss, .W• Pledd. statute,. wlH review . CIer ii NW Cow" Court, CIttV FIS'lo in accordance with the at the Fictitious Name $tah$es, To-Wit: Section upon recail of this Notice, the FictitiouS name, am Florida Statutes *007. Me. Clifton L. Jakubien tit: AMERICAN LOG HOMES tr wblch I expect to engage in Publish Oct. 25 & Nov. 2. 9, 1 1010 bitsss at 002 East State Road 434, 060-11114 FICTITIOUS NAME Loflg*ood, Florid.. Notice is hereby given mat I am 'teat the party interested In said business enterprise Is as follows- engaged In business at *10 Sorrento Cr., Winter Park, Florida 32107, APH DAVID. DATED at Altamonte Springs, 1hfWle County, Florida, under the $44s10101e County, Fiirld, mis Wh fictitious name of CARPETS BEAUTIFUL, and that I intond I. dtoI September, 107 9. register said name wiffimeclerk of RALPH DAVID PVb1I$h: October U. ,, a, $ the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the *s...biq 211970. provisions of the Fictitious Name 1)1Q.10 Statutes, To-Wit: Section 555.00 Florida Statutes 1017. R EZONING s s ' - s - ___ - rIim ,,., VV .- II - + - -, . .. - I ." " , .,, I .I ", 1,, ~ I ... d'sit. * .Three, t,.....O.Cre I . .I 1 , * , - fasNft ___ P= - . rililyssa wesat uau ' , ts tj "eat 4oryad -, , , . ! . ~.jf . ~. ~ , 0 . tomes itS) — r -vad4heWoilbimeI nets deWs ad 010* dir. *Lli lLj srNWa I (. I V 0.; P ' t 0 , , ,~ 011) . ,~. .Q.n ic ; iI MS 111 .4c, L ~ :,. .,,,''. I I . . *J,f6;4 ~ - , .I .., I reel in prubj lir f" el U "I .~ 1 - - - - f----" I S1. Richard L. Nowlin Publish: October II. it, H. A November 2, 1010. oio.s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake ill THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Pipv. Flerlda.that said Council will FOR SEMI NOLS COUNTY, public Marine on December FLORIDA 51 ho .41 7:30 P.M., to consider an CASE NO. 704111.CA104 tanceentitIidasIoIs: FEDERAL NATIONAL MON. Mi ORDINANCE OF THE CITY TOAGE ASSOCIATION, OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, RE. Plaintiff, I NG CERTAIN LANDS WITH. s. ECITYOF LAKE MARY. AS DARLENE PARKER. at .1., IN DEFINED FROM R-1A Defondants. I 1 . 11 T-C. PROVIDING A CHANGE NOTICE OFACTION TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP. TO: Aliunkaiownhel,sol DANIEL CONFLICTS, 1EV. • PARKER, dscá.ed, if any: the ERMILITY PROVIDING AND EFFECTIVE surviving spouse ci DANIEL A. PARKER, deCeeIod,.if any; me Wq the zoning on the follo wing beneficiaries under the Last Will Sod property situate In the and Testament of DANIEL S. 'of r Lake Mary, Florida: PARKER deceesid, If any: or the The South gSa feet of Block C, beneficiaries under the Florida Aupn*d PhI of Crystal Lake int.ptato succession laws of I1lts,as recorded In Put SOob 5, DANIEL S. PARKER, It any; RESIDENCE: Unknown Pip 13, *0 the Public Records ii All pirties claiming Weresto by,, llièiuio County, Florida, thrgh, under or against all mere cornepiy me Nevmlast corner of iake unknown heirs of DANIEL. S. MVy Boulevard and Wilson Drive. PAR KER, locemid, if any: the spalt ci DANIEL S. The public lieerini will be h1d In PAR KER, deceesel. if any: the City Nail, City *0 LOU M. an Doc~ beneficiaries under the LSO Will Florida, at 7:31 P. 5, 1000, or or soon thereafter as - and Testament ii DANIEL S. a me pasille, at wkfsh time WirWed PARKER, deCNHI. parties bar and. against me me" bwookimiss 100141100, the Florida i.tfttafe 110"06111" laws *0 Waled NeW jill he heard. laid DANIEL I. PARKER, decemid, II niiykcWris how" hem ms any and iii parties is time until UMI adim Is taken by claiming istohave any bovine or riptit, title or the City CouncI. eraw In ml raw prapat,t hersin THIS NOTICE IMP Si pastel IN "Woe (5) piMic PSICN wIthin YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Mary, PleVIOL at the. 00 an aches is lerecisse a mo,Hell aid Published the lgassenlbeisUqrwlpnpaH,, . Herald, a orsisoseris01 he ill SwArAft Csiv. InIIØ: general circulation in NW . SUM. Fowl" one time Mary. at MIRSIT NORTH SECTION 4, l thIrty (31) days prier of me to NW P1st thereat as Pie 'public Marine. end the Notice ciPvbUcNsirlog Tb!W14OM- IT MAY CONCERN: I , I 1=,-,, - — .- ; - V: aim I I - :-. - ill I*F*. M 6 X : ___ riwOM In Fist liii to Poses 31 aid 15- of Ow Pestle 111110101411111 of IbIs orHc lonilnele County, Plains. CheL $ Owl? 41&,-s aNy OW so NW bPS loan ISIS .g.isW Mai ar.V.silrodto wrupa cepysi pew petition ten ,emrds. -'Nder*fl. itenp,teitonvee *;31. 0075. On usts Sap $ PA., MSIsr 15*0IMr* prugefl MSob in . 4111111~- O." a an 00 .. I ill I £LJ1 w* ..- + cum LaM Mliv. P*I1N - - - - - - Sushi, peat 000K. ks-INs. Odi •*- - - _ iORa ft :o N __he hes pee s pew - - __ UU - ' aid ills *1arisiMI IIIN.lbe c_me SiMs _________ ____ - - MS (lULl - ft: -I - - II.,. I- I _ + -- - I _____ ______ , - 5114'. 1, * *AAKA * We have a very simple business philosophy: our * ()yow pu NOTICE! ~: __ Aid - - - - L. * customers should be our best salesmen. They not *only have to be completely satisfied with the car * * itself,but they have to be satisfied with their 'Ibyota * *Dealer. When you buy a Ibyota, you're buying the * *dealer. Notjust his excellent deal, but his service * *and personal attention too. Our 155 Ibyota Dealers * * In the Southeast are committed to selling you * AUNIMUNEOP, 141W14110,141110,111,_ —w-M-11111011411P, S a 2 Days Only __ SATURDAY. NOV. 310 ens. tolp.m. SUNDAY. NOV. 4.10 am. to 4p. .m Entire Inventory of - hundreds of original oil paintings must be sold immediately to make room for new shipments. + -' + 0 ALL MUSTV 001 . IL -;_-- .v "BRAND NEW IN PLORIDA' - - - -- I I F - Primed I miNed '14. - PRINTS ___ : - F r,, R - __ AilWs SpPmisp frimUI+ 6 F - ' - + . 29 5 I -I , - 9 1 $ AMID, L&LAbablij . .1 - -CITOTNl$ONITIMIopP1 ___IL 1000. * keeping your Ibyota running for a long time with * * * ¶Ibyota parts that are always immediately available. * No, you don't have to consider a motorcycle to * *have transportation. We think you'll be * * economical with answ Toyota car or truck and your * * lbyota Dealer. See him soon and discover a car or * truck that will last a long time * 1, 0 - SInerel, * * ' - -- - * * * * * * * * - - - - * * - Jim Moran, President Southeast Thyota Distributors, Inc. - PuSllshNee.L,hSILNIg - . * IweCrobiflo + , run better and has *exoelient resale value a 'Ibyot& _vCieI* DIP-1 - *highly trained ¶lbyota mechanics and genuine . PSUC$S(*1NNTIDOII$TCIPII1T$UVID 0 0t Arther N. 51th. Jr. ___ m b •'1 PUBLIC . of ijl1W or jellIes. WITNESS my heW Smiths MS 00 V:= = _____ gears. Ith a nimble car that *istruly fun todrive, Ok.,-.&r), see, IIblp*41 - - * . - .. - - -- 1,I. I * aiming a big tank. You're In control when you drive * * a ¶Ibyota. The quick, responsive steering. The fun * of putting it through Its - - - + $ IV -,.- 1I -- me wy 1~~,' V 1. I wm* I • - If . y- tt - - - - .. !" .- I . * It's thrifty to operate and it's as good-looking a * * small car as you can find anywhere. * * The thing that surprises most first-time 'Ibyota * *buyers, especially people who have been used to big * *gas guzzlers, is the room and comfort that a 'Ibyota * * offers In a small package. No, you can't get the * *Boston Celtics basketball team Into it, but you will * find the headroom and legroom you need. And you'll * discover the pleasure of driving again Instead of * - - - • CITYOF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ' - 1. 170NING CHANGE - - -- - that hoM was Iothe peir. ii • - - - - BeloW, with * SctssR fraud, sere in is lbs I Aitbosdiø* certainly is little ssouj to pay SK particulorly me for an - - R U EXPERTS. * Since 1936,Ibyotas have been designed and built * * to deliver not only good mileage, but thousands * * of miles of carefree, pleasurable driving. And car .& * buyers the world over recognize Ibyota value. * * That's why ith the best selling economy car In the .* world * But what does our being #1 mean to you? ll, it means that albyota certainly has to be a *We good oar because we certainly of * * very competition. We're #1 because we offer you a car * * * that Is well designed, well built, with quality as * * Its most Important feature. Its initial cost is low. * YOU MAY REMAIN ANONYMOUS K. * TEl SMALL CAR (305) U3•7900 - • - - ---' Is 11$ the ____ - __6W,W_ :",.T.tPhZ~0, ,. .1. 1, 1,~I . 7 - La --i .15111, bw mitop orders ad orthiaI ceselilsas. iw.sIid by a "nflWs, heart rat. -1101 the * bIllIss+ysar dsra. monitor ... dtvd to be urn winle east' - + 1w110 offt iWQ. .S1I-way,ISI5J,Ucan an while do olliar is , bw', '' ~ __ -: FWU a ArIses IM at a burpisu. - .1 JACK ANORSON I V! - _ 114 nithrite 1" Sakowita deados Its two modThe heith bpill. ties tim lb tine 01 B st proinems, at in touch with ys aorn*e eppiled by the prcminenl talalnI popes to (IIor his. - - - Øft eppear r' 'it W. d I idl he lo5itor it pistil or. I .. - t.. in as., llL t 4 -.~ I . a I .I - I. _ ,wu1 ll&lg 91. . -' ml,*A WAL ,S mod 0, -- - M14 go ___ - grants for mass eult, thetic f- plan t~, " ~ : ~ . , ___ to, -- -- - __W_ ITT . - _____away, - L, ~_;" -'- I-S i_ in ."r-- Carter eswisform vernmentipo.o 1 ii. IW of lbs autliorpewer try1s Blow ingEWs,d New Vest ad ether pads, - KUL -- - + W1 P*rd 01 lb. Uiverity of CaWeria it oile rs INjIN sits 01 "rich, rich mink in navy + '° '' + Yes ca pritict yourself by $rksley, iadlree%Iy acknowledgid lbs with racy, red stripes" (or cudy110* loch, For 14, n'igrtvd. 01 lb. jMI ibis he .ngpdid I adher cad or two, maybe you can pit op 1'. i*ig tr.s t aiig a, the O cadidly. Wayne EId1 01 the Peeled btlist ISIS 1k rims Tide 'k +piebibly was Mail Ia Now Yost, Dads aid ffii( nit hidbiid. boost rite n:ir would aeitI M ra $61 -, I.0 w ll laNd. - Sidd you have mis1. lbs me serad fret (lliio. IS b I rII acqiri.g a Wmas lb. Bodes Edison Co. spirits the PMpi lrhIity, the 1575 editira 01 the tames Other t: Des rely is pIctures. Give rise$erj Plynitith, Ma..., los lbs mum - co1id'i tim lahewlin, lbs wsII.ksewo Heads Nom Mes ci'tI 11*1 les citietmetieneawbat,,swodtoboy. L1* sa,ei ritaler ad wotIlh, +. -- stresses lbs sims 01 its lr.m ue._.ue Iieta.Iits Jl3 in Iv lb. er -j peitcy is wbetfrr it .s'.i Wil tam (W But t'e odw eswir. - Eva the - i*oiect.d for the MIV. u oil prices r e. The staf o the $spat Finance Commiuw ha. lhsiIl. &I Ihá )* iIVlI iJIIi •.i, sk ' yoJd, where I could d* sii'11' dofaj ____ - to - - Quel VngIqv Grabs Blecwkdeks catalog poor a ___ byproducts. ', - now unggit.d, wesdi be lbs xtbdles 01 a deng wh. has ciod ps'n IsIdIIS all niueilta of VAq*W the H*Mngcs rues, on your Aft onerollin come of $14.4 billiwolii the same year tbey put $X Pefinerles, plpslln. sad other energy facilities. - have been y ma investments, nearly tripling their long.term de in the last 10 years. All of this makes us wonder where the Carter itraUon sees the ea 4s ft wants W. What ls easier loses is MA bonanza In taxes which the overnmeM Is already due to collect from this years qil company earningsisand those a.. ____ FLA. 32700 - - iiligr '• PARK, OR CALL COLLECT '• Two madve reactors are hi opudi i at ormWotid.snsrso$2 lie money. The cost of drilling oil wells has risen • - !flfl point, ad azswgat ownsd by In"urthworrn.growlng packages" as- 1e foot in 1* to $48 r foot toda lb .dEaosCo.adaIISmsgawMt " old itaminConta ' iner tidall i::1,d gaily to mlrepriueatlrg outo11o"rato Mdhority of the MM. of byth. Power the boles. OIhore wells ctly t he focus of ex'' New Yost,. scheme's pre pet—''it Ira. By DICE WT $WIJ £1 LI I LI LI. LI. + 1Ith4 pool filled w h P.msr," lb. more' CO$117 raione are far U3U WSV UIUJVU on During one especially aesuibar colloquy, WA1INGTON (UP!) Brac yourselves, ported sparkling water. America Cesvimier Inc. of Pblh.delp., dry land. Exxon-recently spiit $75 million drilhIx a the cod of Winch sills its Thirn'be 100 Ws folk& ft k. we're In for a carcOac. tN The 32 cads preauanably .ioij ree dry holes off New Jersey. Standard of - orderly ivacuila W the more then 1* P*es' was dosd cunedlon., adistoleisrol Qwidmas this year. pasting aid handling. California spends between $100 million and $150- people in tb. nidropolita New Yost aria would Come Diouanbr , the ndkfl's keith nets For $,0S0, akowIta will that a epple Is pIem "ai away more fat each 24 hogs be W.aible (a series aoelded at either nit eld their dodu1 with more "had delivered" to lbo h,aJlIi fa4lit 01 year th If Oi Ta 14 mlii a dsy." million each. for Its offihoè's platforms, and $1 priducid a major release of ralesetive lbs aK muades aid varicose ve. O11 Amusia bost Nataral Aids fr stoic. "each and every dey 01 the ye&' million a mileforunderwatir$pellnss to bring J WINTER • .PE04 PICTITtOUSNAMI 0,' Fire insurance Company hereby offers up to $6,000.00 for creditable information leading to arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for August 1, 1175 fire listed as - arson" by Fire Mar. shal's office, at 200 South Magnolia Avenue, San. ford, Florida Award and information handled through the Florida Advisory Committee for the Prevention of Arson. HaztIngs,anativeofAltamonte - - ARSON INFORMATION REWARD OFFER Springs, as a federal district - ;$OTICI UNDER FICTITIOUS * *- Certainly a motorcycle that gets 80 to 100 miles to the gallon would seem to be a practical solution, If you're not worried about rain or snow or buying a * sidecar and a trailer to carry your family and * * * luggage to go to Grandmas house for the holidays. * * Right now there is no car on the market that gets * * the kind of gas mileage a motorcycle or mo-ped will * * get. But there is a down-to-earth solution. AIbyota. * * It's a car that delivers the kind of gas mileage we * * really need today with $1.00 a gallon prices at * * the pump. Albyota is fun to drive and it gives you all * * the room and comfort you expect in a quality * automobile. And you don't need a helmet to drive * * * *aThyota REWARD Th e appointment by President Carter of Alcee L. PtTiTiOUS NAMS - tenor of the department headquarters. The work. which should be completed by Nov. I. Includes the addition of a new roof on the building. The project is slated to cost taxpayers $:i,ioo. - , DEP-11 Longwood Police Officer Robert Partain balances a support beam during construction work on the In. OVERHEAD * * Everyone concerned about the price of gasoline * * today and the bigbite it's taking out of our budget * * just to get to work and back, or go shopping. But * * even the high price of gas is less frightening than * * waiting forever In long lines or the even more * * gloomy prospect of rationing or no gas at all. * - name wow Jury bacted Paro.HIS UW 1IEXTOIARIEA £ MOTOROYOLE? * -: Matice Is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that I am County School Board has ongged in business at 1101 Albright amended the Procedures at Policy Road. Sanford, Seminole County, lGSp. 752 to provide that a person Florida, under the fictitious of óHer than the - County safety R&MManufacturiflgCo., and the I Engineer may to appointed to Em Intend to register said name with the the fifth position of the Safety Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Committee. County, Florida in accordance with ("Robert 0. Feather . the provisions of the Fic$i$ioui Chairman Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section go. Seminole County School 00 Florida Statutes 1017. Board 51g.: Lars J. Eriksson iiinish Nov. 2, 1070 Publish Oct. 10. 35 & Nov. 2, 9, 1070 Mowed. Podmadsr General WWIom P. floiger says, - L. !:,..' - ,. J*a 1 -1~1~ .IIODITIONAL '90111,imossio, *WMYOUR ' . ,:_,. *.11%. " ... Seminole -, •- Notic. Legal NOTICE - - + -1 - _ -- - LaI Notice — * * A, * * * * I 4 , Inserts and names of "guarmteed" malliorda -I • 3•'. - ..I " - - - -7 * + - Apartasat Selector," "lbs MIfllooDoUar Idea'.' and Winuing In Mail ('der." - - ____ _ th/ ' ; * * - + ______ • . 14 U.S. Podal Sonic. Is trying to atop arid wbaU you'vspatlowdchodforinthemalls. Plo mailed br.dmos to thodu of pe* promW' a beeb'ii. that could pay you profits west," of $1,000 a day for eas y spar.4bne - I . . V could at five years in prison and a14 $1,000 fine on each co. H. probably won't,: thO* he's certainly dui for a atlft iii. His cee. Is a 1.s.Lc Illiraticn 01 what the' % r - . - • ___ . - . . ByWllhlA)IflEW Af.dralctjuryM$yrac$a.,N.Y,,onoct.! 3foadoa ILParogelltyon34coadaof mall: -. , - ii t tjL I - pIait quso..d or rnevsd b.aae suci **Ic action would produce massive be 8wiy (or poblic benefit. The fact Is Ihat-10.10 60 cedsof every Any dollar the oil - .., . - $ ___ % + atatlom encondodabiy close to son of the nation's major dliii. In- lbs sved of a *c- .dddu, evacuatIon .1 those d.rmsly populated ertan ares wueld.b.vlr tan, knp9adblt. Traflicripti of th• commission isecret I- , , P concern abo* one o ths moat troublesome aspects of commercial nuclear At - .'- "1'fl lrofOUfld e ro A . . - . .•• $roftts'how being reported are coming from overseas operations. When Mr. Carter proposed his ahnrnrnstaxiastizwlni themaTi " was n u rhI'igstobe realized from the out f price control$ on oil produced In the t&ate5 , factor, not yet having a mar impact on profits. Even some members of Congress who go along with the windfall tat coi domestic profits are leeryqtringtolmpoaitonp.ornade1ivedabro.d. asesipperentli, can be-traced to twice hikes dictated by the OPkc- carte!I to flüct"41o" in the lfltrngtlonal "-" market d to fuch asthe cha theritLsh tax law which $200milllon wlndfill for Exxon alone. roduced a ip Mr. Carter's hetoricat War-against Big Oil 8u ilich profits are . "unearned" -and. 'unfair' to the 4nterlcan peove" and-thI* a aoodlv share of them - . Evacuation I Ite trouble is, where the big multinational oil mpanies'are concerned, most of the spectacular ___ - . I6 VIEWPOINT ____ * ui.w FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Holiday FestIval, 34 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Highway 1742, Caseelberry. Country Fried steak dinner. 54 p.m. Gifts, crafts, plants and hiked goods. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 holiday Festival, 9 am. to 3p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Highway 1742, Casselberry. Coffee corner, 910:30; soup & sandwich luncheon. Gifts, crafts, plants and baked goods. Flea Market Sale of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 6a.m. to5p.m., education ling at 2525 Oak Ave., Sanford. Also hot sandwiches, thinks, baked goods and plants. Flea Market, Sanlando United Methodist Church, 14 and SR 434, Longwood. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Novemberfest, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 1603 E. Winter Park Road, Orlando, 9:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lunch, 11:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. Rummage aid bake sale, 9:30 a.m. to 5 P.M. Congregational Christian Church, 2401 Part Ave., Sanford. Dime,, Sanford VFW 9100, 5:301 p.m., log cabin Post borne, on lakefront. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 CosacU of Arts & Sdeaces Aetunti Apple Bruck, 11 a.m.to 2 p.m.,Spring Valley home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uddo Jr., Altamonte Spring.. Call 843-2787 for reservations. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Oakland Shores Civic Association am" meeting, B p.m., St. Mary Magdalen social hail, Altamonte Springs. Suford VFW 10100 Poet and ACCHIV7 joint meeting, 8 p.m., lug cabin poet home. 19 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Free bleed pressure tests, 2.4 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER? ' Holiday SbewTae, 1p0n1OrW by the Extension Homemaker Quba of Seminole County, 10 am. -2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. t. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER $ Christmas IN November Bazaar, 9 am. to 4 p.m., -l' Deltona United. Church of Christ, 1641 Providence Boulevard at TIvoli. Knitted goods, quilts, Qiridmu Items, baked goods, plants, Mrs. Santa's Attic, and a Santa. Lunch, 11:301:30. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director AN OPEN LITTER TO IJPTJNJC. , , - - -: - .:--- •..--------. 4t, P - - L_ - -4. - .- 7' . . - C_-i , -4't"t.i1_ - r. $ -. LlII.Li I. 5. 1 -.'' •_ .7 "-"- r " 7 _7 ' f -, !4?ruit . -.. bIJe . -. -.i4.'1 . '- --4,;,!i?-1%7 ....-,.-- -- - --.-----,--+.-, - __________________ �-' . ... -.5- -. . I - S .. S , .- . .. S -- .-. -.-.- , . Ali- 1I( •._ _ - I -- V.f -S. 4 S . .~~ I ~ . . , ~.I .&'~.~_'I' ~'4L, ', r ; - ; : S P CO S " -I"MM"IKSBMWoPL 11111111yfftow.k"" . .. Oviedo - 's :%, : I,.,,..,,.. I" ,,,,~ ,,; S W ll I rdlnal's H.nnlgan Falls To as Exm, Placid On Walvors 5 - - - The state rankiliP .. compiled by Paul Roach of $bUtg Times froa i While most of the world is St. sportswrftilnbfferei*w,u of the state. "The writers pick OjIo'i Joe ManJgotjy pot a of His their top 10," Iando Sentinel Prep Sports writer Frank Carroll said. "I voted Oviedo so has ,git3, em inoi. sixth or seventh, but they don't mast f S Courdy is aware of his 3A get much powsrtioiae, ft's the rest of the "U we beat Lake Howell that state he is worried about. should improve," Montgomery The lions had NEVER won a said hopefully. "I sent letters district championship. This all the major papers ln the slate Year they rectified the problem Saturday about by clinching the title with yet we don't beat Lake these games to play. . HowelL..our bubble might Ovledo's identity problem Is burst." more deep rooted than that, Another deterrent to the thi. Uons I Id be th I First of All YOU have State schedule Although they have (UPI) - Velrsa ilaibadur M iip', dWedossdoybythsa.LoaiaCarndg,fi,opsssuj. sMcm1beradoyaad will bs$acedouiwaI,,rs. Carinali said Humigmn had a l problem and he iwbi waived Friday. The seven-year votsiosi bad been the NwYorkJdssielS7$.Thjdaplae.dhlmcnthejr ired reserve let this year, bid when they sou* to re kate him W.dossday theoh the waiver system, be was an by St. Lauls. beinJpll(uedCarInaIaalaoauIdujg.daary I' thi bee Inaonsm.oas*WdringprEtjca and wuss "Wfor evaluation.U Perth Is unable to play, t1 be loft with only rookie Bill Merrill at Ug and. 10 r. tows - & £ii orriiuaD s'uaiUr 1P &iOflS iiCAGO (UPI) Chicago Blurs Coach NeW Mur.rg 93Z Thadiyhsflp&i the Ddroft Uses the Bes*op. -pent doy - we better then thsfr 14 teoord IndklSi. DdPER, COrAMM aw bilcoose I think tboy're bOw than. 1`011011,111.1, Annstrono gold."They've saw won in some nss 1l the 4 W IM they've led UIN pisylag New Bagiad i .. r -- .: ........... : . 10 TlH 1Q. "i -- .: .•. • S S '. . - •.- 5 . . . • .. - ' 'k •. S- ___ •. - ... - 5 S . or . .- .. 1. - • S .- '. ' ..,4.' .5; the city limits, probably does a ,,We room ourachedWe Iso,t ,.I- toogh as Lake Howell A good example of the Lions mad the other c,..w__, fight against obscurity or ontgomery admitted . . . • •• .. . . •... •,..'. -.. ---. ..... - - - .- ' •- • , ;.. . - -- most I . ,S _____ bavuoun . - 5 S - . . . . I O-11 01, I .'r .., P W 1. ' - S &l. ~~ No Foodwl .. . IL11-1 VA &a 4A sclieftlQuism PLsi.Ariiii Press I*ms$issi IN11 ., u.s Asarfess ClIftmilee on- . I I pasrat"M I 1LN 1 I lis 4 II 4$ P WSYN - P".1 a I" a $ o a- fissaw uss. • , . - _ I:J* , .'.a,t-,., .1 testy NETS - mlo* g 4d.v fielder V r -.A-- •- ... s 'jy: -S 0 I •L• -., ____ SRhI1I l$44 I ow orfialis _. - ... a .. 4 S 41 • Ta"'m L0.1h .4 - i i " illi,16A kn*o#4". , 1, " 4, - l_-; : - I I • r 41"11. 11. ., 0, lil.w, i.jn-, ... I S 5 _____ i. ... L1. j 5 -' - ".? - .- , . - .: . - - t"I S . ___ .. i 1. ., ;i"'. WANNOM ' 9*..,,i 1 ' 40 • -, - - - --. a -- -- -- -- - . I P ~:b,~i-_Jjv "*As -- -- . MEF~111" - . II - W . _. I ,. - - S , - - • .. r.5 s - .. .1 . 110k F- .1 . 1.111i:111r....illlllL1._' . I INW"§.' silsomage: I~i 1. "a .SL.1I.I 4 iesais*eat. 04 ,. .. - ......... Wab: Dove two Ill On ever 11 I , S. -. .. I - - ; ~~i - A. I . POO , :_No . . :71 jN~' , ), -1;464,1I I i.,. > -',. ii '.L- - Ib. ' V C.v ' ,. . 4' r ), , '-t~,,!-, .., ', L .~ - - -_ I — UN . 5 7 ' ' temis wart,It's diftlent, It's ofte difficidt to kwo for the novim It W"to tonals and go lbousands who love 's MIea adth pits Asethi ageiad Virginia Wads, &WW"ladiefthininforthoWlitime.ft . bm 00 an bw Ildwe the ankh to announce the pilringal. fts or - a the 1 Class Ili NI 'l!* . P -I - p000lillow Q W 4 me,= . wow ''...'.. .. - ~ a mlb- . - . g ~l=ubaon l I r all W a 1.18 6 111MAINLIZIA, * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM AI * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS havablir bs a ad *"= ftft" W 411111111 = I . lei 41 W Ilso 11 t o so info . V= . 1, sp , - S %, keaffreamlou'u1s- dior.1kispou"to U . , 1. I P" I 4 Mien 9 , I as kw6w and we ad ON A; dor laveded on of a I I o r J FOR THE BEST a mkh fai^ be 6dded do Mb of a rackel or am lthmov&ft ~ I" *7 I 1. 11 i "'. ~ "' rd S?*T(• sadwallkairtheftewdhAmis doolubeffild 11111vers 114s Akwy - ____ RK 1!_•StfP4 I Romps _ - 9I •F LO i C A ThhhaVebeidldSsdopthddipe.sthidMI4 andhisths$ayerspliylimdusRoddt.$0sss who wine I a" - 4" "Is go "IN _________ ( . . gam Wall, brace yourself follow tennis aids because the F I i h in lensix Is cluiaging. In fed, it's been changing kralwyesnNfol-11ItI..oft wo it is, the ram Of I wake up ; in a cold sweat and call Phil to make am it is only a : ?"' game. The most wdqu ebaradolUk that tennis has, 011191111 and&IdI1121deli today with malebas between Lloyd ad Amwkigs Kathy Jordan and head. Game, set and match to Mr. Logan volved, aid the langusge 01 leads are all unique to the thoig, 15 its system 01 scorIng. No Mbe $im5 even remotely resembles the scoring system In tense ft sets ": the court for. a match, we wam up, spin for serve and 0, I Unnis hall many I - - otwiwu that ad it &part from other sports. IM slas of tbe out, the type of bell and racket, the understood and Inbred Wortmam* in- 1h likIng 01 Llsyd and Aedhi. - ' is ;ft 4 INSURANCI ~," a 60% n Is, 1OWN ankhm.me In owed in I . - 4 . - 1 .-<.•'., -k ,'ie t ~ 111111111, im 1118011141111 -! _., . ;-Z.-', 2,, --:~- :4. .;P, ~.' - g, ft re = pdad whis 0 - Record c" NCAA tournaments. Many sanctioned tournaments have now gone to it and No-Ad tennis is, unfortunately, here to stay. I have recurring nightmare - Phil Logan and I go on WEE' PALM BEA1, Fla.(UPI)- - . . .~', U.S. Edge . • ..9 Courts _____ _ .. a twenty minutes using this system. It takes the endurance factor out of tennis. Some of you are probably saying to yourselves "It'll never get off the ground". Well. U's off the ground. The ..-. NCAA Division I, II, and III, have been using it for two" years. AU NCAA schools use it in all their matches and the sow n" I V.A, I `l , , r we ____ . . SN m - - - . iO •wdbijs:1.PINvsisesi II ,, . ., C . It I scow 01"I IS, $001, r 44 '. .. C* 5=3 s'" wgwn",famuom*MA I ___ .........a-A 'T I P % .... I . .1 ., ''NV wreelsa m, iicii Williams iii; I , ofth Soria: 11110 Williams SIC ;ftmmm4pivww am LOW Mi figisly Oft WJ dW AVW L1111. C&TO Sul am Ram" 11111: allow WJ &ft ohm 00080 Mai 1111111ga is ow su O.eraie P4t SN; Pd CiredI ft. , . I 1NS W By ____ ,_'I " .1"I"W6000 ~ , 'Al. %: I 1. MI* Sheilag I. OiWm Ardis $ Tur.Ig I Fifth Frissi 5. ft* Srowlts; 6. ,411 . :!q . - __ ____ . *w ad bei-voi is =r I. Alf . in 15V51l th5 lad 7w5 s, 01 fri. . ^ ? •,, I _, .w I -h, . an JON ft 4-~ll Ambasanam f A....m.6- A- _A_AL__ lad 6 F W, 41 - I , , hulft go 6 " . ft" la be ft "*. - womaiii -, a. ." , 41 .r .5 . Gives Go The .-.l$( sd I'm btand" leading passer, directs the - their third strolift victory. and two touchdowns, the the Saints to their best seam Sunday's M14 decision to MW*Oworkmm '' a A hishest Waft a &- in the "I don't think *1 can remarr Broom had an my Lnie with ever last year when they won surprising Giants. Lm Ang dwassheis In a am wemmo* conference while his favorite ber in my entire career a tam On Chiefs. Rimini back Jon seven games. "We will just will be trying to avoid its fourth isr ambiaL but yn wool find target, second-year wide refuse to allow a team to ci am Keyworth also added a 32-yard have to see how things turn straight loss since 1966 but WA on receiver Wes Chandler, leads Its goal line as many times as 'ID pus to Rick Upchurch as out.,, contend with the resourceful the ?*L in total yardage with we did," said Saints defensive Denver collected its elghtli In other games Sunday, it's Seahawks, who pulled out 'it Plailft. 7% 11110till after (11`001218 41 catches for 745 yards and five coordLnator Paul Wiggizi, a straight victory over Kam Los Angles at Seattle, Dallas at slope to beat Atlanta 31-28 their first three -games 01 the touchdowns. S former head coach with Kansas Qty. the New York Giants, CIncin Monday night. hm reeled Off " While it has been common City. "You can't dogle cut one The Broncos and Saints have nail at Baltimore, New England Hams' quarterback P4 victories In the lad six to move knowledge that the Saints can guy. Our whole team played mot only twice previously with at Buffalo, San Diego at Kansas Haden, although hitting 20-of.35 am go= put points on the board, the Now with inow ~-I am proud to Denver winning both Place games, City, Cleveland at Philadelphia, posses for 282 yards, was 'iftd ofthe IIIJUrY$laPid 10 Orleans flex defense has been be part of It" the latest being a 33-17 triumph New York Jets at Green Bay, tercepted four times by the A09" Rama - 10 the NFC suspect, surrendering 195 TheSaints two their toughest in 1974. San Francisco at Oakland, Giants' secondary. Seattle Wad. And dillsnly, Sunday 5 Points In its first nine games. task lids season against the While the Broncos have Washington at Pittsburgh, De- Coach Jack Patera, who called gam with go Denver Broncos But lad week against We- Broncos at Mile High NAM. cWtured their division the pod troit at Chicago, Minnesota at for a fake field goal and pn tW= on NOW Muft. obington, the Saints! defense. Denver is currently tied wU two years, the Saints are St. Louls and Tampa Bay at onside kick to set up scores The 0flly td games the led by end ElolsGroosns, looked San Diego for first place In the treading on now territory and Atlanta Houston is at Miami against the Falcons, was also Saints Wad to bmt" SAM New swesome in recording seven AFC Wed with 6-3 records and Sunday's game will give Coach Monday night. pleasantly urix s ised by the Orleans quarterback Archie sacks sag" Joe Thielemann are coming off a 304 victory Dick Nolan a better Indication The Rains, who have domill performance of Dan Doondrik, MAN*#"is when your grand. and stopping the Redskins 18 over Kansas City. of how far his club has come. nated the NFC West the pad six who rushe dfor a career-high mother came to You Play." times from inside the 10-yard With Craig Morton complat. "This will be our toughest let years, have dropped three In yards and two touchdo . . UNAW, 00 NFC's Mb, line to capture a 14-10 decision ing Sd-32 peases for M yards " said who guided straight - Including last on 21 carries. - W" volde "11 IN ____ with t I. .. ; *4 WWIWM UT, ad-uu III this doub The $$yw"sN 1 'MI - #),_ ___-_ A. 5 . . A . ___ Tay a . S S - 04, " " - * __ ,.,r .! -, -. 1, L I - dp 11110111 1W@ - First Place Sai"nts - Not Singing o 0 New Orleans Blues' Wl"th , Tdda' I . ..1w sub a seq t, r Ii ft IdIP, .s.Sa'sDowaOsIIn, " ""-& ki 'i I=_ " Ic : # k, L"_ I- .9 , . 801f b= I 111110111111110 - , 010 I", 4 - ,ioll" ., ., - J111011-11111k , - I RX0411. . -.-- - ." V ~' I .1 . ..'. 1; , - , ': " 1. L!!L - = 1 ~ . lo, .L .J0.)"".. ;~ , W , Members of the Lady Seminole's squad erupt In a post game celebration following their see-saw semi-final round 16-14 win over the Lyman Greyhounds. Seminole meets Lake Howell tonight at 700 forthe championship. r r ___ __-_-- rke . 5.55,5 CELEBRATION1 in a United 910114, %INV T .:. . " J TM "Nis! clow") 7. "off-wo.... this wook an go basis of a toodow for slow courts on the part of NAM011011 9- Of sww~i 10- Chris Evert Liold &W Tracy Austin. ,. I > . N A "ftW11hN@1Nki~lSd;M1k0 64#,M Lad yew, Grad BrUn won the cup' 4-3 in the I&A match in vsr ISIs ONmy Hull IfS, an louilos to make ft those wins In ft" years. . It Now l4i Fro" LM -Iwo =J WAMY k*w In$ & Bat overigil, the United OWN half a 010 edge, am the Palm Thom all Blck OadCIy '1 i10W hI a - , 0* goo a" awa do _ r !", • ____ .5 I as ____ a -:' -, __ - 711 ' rctent , ,I 1--:*. . ''. *..', a ..", , SMIM "M ON Mi am" am 1991 Safters ni. p i,assimty i, mt.i csrsit Smith 44-91 one a". Plant Wi Linde Lowls Oil Us ri U!UUII P W Iif: Tøy ØVPIIJMIN 1W .1U!W 1 IIW NUINIINI Ted pis 7. 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L . - ____ __________ - . to JIM IAWW aft kv !Ba$ebaII M . 0100" won" - . 1- .., _. ! $• * I. . .- 141-11ellw Haclondo -Ilsrsrs; 1. The Plunkles; Wilson Oser,S $wM 74; a ceder ___ :. s,ø - - ____ "Now 3. JeeR less $, ' - Dick Holier d ("f ENIM, B-lu F."M a - I Q~ Irs' Ow"I as Merits: Ovenes Wi; Sea Kissel IN; Sm R1INI y,Lp 111fandiftfil: 1. Lewis Drywaii 1W GOMM" M ?AM Burka 1421 OVI I. Family Feuds 3. Com. Jew Aukewski loll 0111 Mot Vol switlon Bowling Pro Sheps 4. VOW PGM 1791 Henry #1001101' 1171 $ ' wps.' $eriss cslen' .rlwb" I I" .- " , I; .j. years, signed- a fourysar at C,Iurflbun before t --_ Cona led Spills: Iffle Oldhom 3. maY wind .loonlng with 7w. Mlrabefla, a twi.'. th t ubir the ', - hu apat Iftli Walftt whom the *ft I* : YM g rsai, a lead the Yakss we trying to lure ago, was $4 So a brief fling 4J far Skim là -,cu1*r. lbs I ^ % Later So day, New York seat hiuhss lh have Lt.pi tb* imprel the teem . -;_ . I . .1 I 1 1, . . -im amo 358.thil''Visdiom ,' was Chamblin'backup 10 two yearoodbatted . 1* . er ea ing An Four Ols"Wal 00" Mien; Isdom IM 11olly Oushor 11"ayoss Ilars, Heroes ItIngersi - re -W 4611110 81-~.L]110116.. . oil- , -, I - .i. -, - - . .. ,.ss - t 61 Me$c " "As ('. *I . 55, who won the (Weribea der, 1119-111111 Aaor1ce - at - Sites Hall -• M d "r , . .1itio. =" V r2,.,8r No! *Y9 , IM American lamps q N bi 1be wpWft of . l I I JS'' **I A'WMI" M a a P4" 1 1 *A 1' l' 4 hill awsandlosapoilm to Corona ad Undorw= W0,11111"A . Ss.aamsms W i T Pd* d an' catcher lick Cites., loft. ripsetors lbur ad p.wsr, laid Ml. aidil UI Sod yw. home rim In the fSth ge billeted to be only the first of IAN 1146 4A 1 aread ft bad !I I boo" ~ VOW 111MIR wwwwomw Too , U111118111 lmmmI Unift"Wo W vdw Was' so" K1Io6aB City, hk 30 nwal -A = i Be do Yankees m 2IS= ~ , I . - a- __z_ to tab" do to 60. Sim" , With tbo - lauk - wad ON N',I - I I . "$ P MI 0.11118 T 404. Matiew ad ft".. No fiddw Td W~ . goond UWW my' Mau Was of - ad 03 RBI he yow. The an iaiiii a Polar ISNiL AIM TAK 4 ii- a Jays '-lp--d Si suIte aims of lime the Yss Vided iuly55 pus ad pejs be's Jays Indicated miuwàj ni wiuning ãI played Mimpoet yew hit AL_ biallfba Iwo Bad &d do -RMINNiold 111AN& aft aft U mtt~M w __. -S U . Ill. Yitu .ui $4'ysv'eld ::,, lbs dub b. bsu ftiNi., $'? Pd. ?AI.,N ___ øj• - T , pu $i be trad oir lbs w.r. th e Yakiss 441 a. _ _ _ ull - S - ne s in '- . - & 001$; - S Standing$: Spellers; Lucky . 1410 Games: Anne Coleman Wi Charll*sl Antelst Crackorleckis 0 lid pitchers Jim Iee bea $ ia. d, sat show have al regime 01 lbs W -. Pd ,, I UPS $pee Wrer - - .. - ,.,.• ing e*e . ' . mImosme a a, a insiw ., - ,. ees ' out ,w - tractors. 1 Seminole's Patty Corso goes up for a spike against Lyman. n Can. Johnny Walker General . ' ' Ilk '- . " " ".., . . - - - - Service; 9. Gallaway builders) 10. S 5 5 0 - -womoplemow .. . .4 5 .! m-.,biiss. Pick .P A , P,..jones ,.,Dum ,. ~ : 1 .,;. ,:" - I Milady Fabrks & Craft 6. June's Beauty 111"i I. Ladles Auxiliary 5 11. . ". 5 5. their first two mostinp with - I S JUTIOWLIRITTI5 om. Highlights: Bowlers with' WWos. 1. WIlts Amoco; LII, h4sMsl number of pins over his-her .1 Wheel ServIce; 3. Muon average: Don Burton Ills Alic - 5 - . I I _._ Warmer I " I I . . r S - . S S - & . - K 5 - • c y confident about For the first time we're tanlgi*s showdown for the healthy against the Silver Hawks. That should keep us "Everything that we've from breaking down." S -• 5 S Lyman, everybody played U& I IN& overtime 16-14 Win. , - . aid mouse . "We had a welghtlif tar oe- ,,y people how I UMVVIY -- we I 1. named St.,, Keith," an. Monty IIIUIdby JimIIIIIJIIO,.IIdOth. related about Oviedo state . ' emuni meat as is win !ki wTMIIng champion of last Il,1I',jrs. . iJilictid to be lbs Badgers' top shoulders year. But who we got down . 3twUlmkthsMsthtkisOhioatMehsshsi.d th.m.d d Dave Prescott, president of the Whiter Springs Doug e first Mace 1555 who and th the Bucheyss' Scorrur Sertoma Club presents Ovledo'j MARVELOUS as bruising fullback Rik s .t.veOvkdo, from Keith, .*VW do lallm"01111. Marvin McCle.non with the Lion Player of the Week Award. McClennon dazzled and breakaway threat Marvin " Eustis last F4rlday by scokng four touchdowns and leading Joe Montgomery's . it NI MI'W this W1 AGAINI 0..... IL A us a .Z " trnnns to a 357 vlrv- .',to ka.e the Lions perfect 74 intact. fuels has ham. Wer, looking to make 11$. 'Put -U - fl wi,ViI'l pirsd the lions hi the 3A date 0,"- Kngsr said positively realIs.iI four of tho goals. disclosed. Laàt Friday's game" Keminger said about Friday eight the [j fl - IND1ANAPOL (UPI) - Forward Cocky CAM Was rankings. Oviedo Is listed about Friday's eiioctouL"M the "We wanted to win the fitat $brasbja of Eudia ac. two ' ions which Id thesdaind-hm 0100 NU ' Auw4 00 "Ww 1-1111-1 W110111100 of do mum we signili bwwm that's alwap cala~th& . - I I have been olot. 1.00, which probably will wib OdbwSI a seven.)w . --.w -w "Boagaugaig "Was In an loam pleviouly vow, astsor the 4 10 dupito mob five sub for w.11 been a pvhlom. Nod,* wb at - "We SIM WWW 40 Wind 00 "And our final goal Ili to bid Montgomery's trophy ever' "'od with"Its" t Im #mft ad Fall" Its partal 74 '. date. . . .. And. Be fair the. Lions have Wd s6m gamoks,xseftal, dMM.-and do halo9conft Lake HowanIts he gummariB4_ YM. Lad up__se PS, __ _ 1 - . a ;:I.". 4k?44 , , " Itth;w0l; Laralohl INgTo emmoby *b;;;g - gem. .. Knight also feels the hi a sss-aaw battle Seminoles have a little b Senthiol, hung on for a something they dido't have In . .. "SnInok has improved a restdealthea.condhalf ofthe season. If we're going to win we'll have $0 control the bell, play at oix tempo and keep it away from their hard hitters." of sixiding serves. asople _ Im S 1. - r"t. with several dean spikes and a team e ort that's how we beat .' ~ n S Seminole opened up hot in the lbursday,s win over Lyman. &A game and ron a dft of 41U heat Lake Howell I" nine unanswered points to beat have to control the bail and play IInafl 157 hi the first game. for the breaks. Patty Corso played a hig role "ft's going to take another 1J." S ... -. - . ' ? , ) I!. . 1 - . .•. I C Hawk mentor ille, in the other semi. ch i Thursday, the Seminole coach Donalyn minoles and Lady Knight has pretty much the da of ,Oman provided same game plan In mInd. Lth plenty'olezcltaneat "We'll have to patient" In their match. explained Knight following S - 11 yb -, meseis too much in a tour' The Lady Silver Hawks of -- Friday, Nov. 2,1979-7A I who also doubles as basketball coach. "But I don't think that coach Jo Luciano, sporting a 27. ecord madeftixdo the ch with a draighi at 1.I win over the ulldogs. : I.. . a urn, . .,, - Lciano doesn't necessarily The match is set for a 7:00 i.m.tlpoffat theL.keHowell .. . •: 11 fed that because the Hawks took Seminole In bath regular sesson matchncs they hav,an edge. "Sure we but them twice," Donalyn Knight's Lady Seminoles, tonight for the DistrictS, Class 4A Girl's Varsity Volleyball Chain. .,. . - Off ataii the draft thallenteo( •... near as - , . ' - worked on an year, all Uw little NW, we'll have to do them ght to but Seminole,, up LakeHowll coad%JoI.ucjsao _ final. Lake - - laid ft out with saEtdi.a.Sketdi. Thu road is hard for a sober been failed by t3 flke of person to nogotlate. Riley's Interlachen and TaylorFIsh Camp, which - elves? it' ; % S 9 ByJOEDERANTIS HeramsparkEdher, : ' S "' •:. •'-,'.' fload 419 w" Waft to Lion's put away gor"to*opporients 01 thi Pa1" .qsurs' eddy Liusy Waltsrachsld may he able to play So jund.y's gems, Armstrong ealt Wsltsncbsld has bes oat 01 Thems :(•k-:-.. :. • S - . -7 ,. a. - r S . -- S eminoles Meet L ady Silver Hawks a "s tric Toni h tFo r Di rown '9 t V o* e ci . . - Lad y "I. ., I .i:l a . . 0 . . - jj usi I. . - Lions F Ind ByMM000K 5 - For . . * I -. 5 ~ 111111111 . - Crisis Identify S . Evening Nrid, Sanford, Fl, I .I .. I r .. - . . .. Br'loefly dtirs Gun . S .-... +L JA1 . ll .-.------.- - , . ,ars ... • . ~77, . -.1-% l.. ,~ . ~ . "I ,.. I - - _ . S ~. . - 1. I - - , .79 - ~ ~ ~ ~ l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ EEF7fft'w.:-. iff;3, -t . L* ., .---IT,. -, - .- - _T.r_ , mm- ! 1, , * 1* __ ,M'7~ .r~~q"ITz-F" _-'- ' r "- ~L . - " I ,~ )v I 11--, -1~ I. . 1: .. L -y ,. - -S. --.5!.. �I. -r. - • - - 11 ' - - - . - .-. . - r - - . . - - - -- - - . . - 0 - -I P . . I$srad, Sefsqd, Fl. BLONDIE '.j 0FP`%1W4WFLAW4D= Q!! z :: p 13A .IJ I i1. If 9 4QP ; __ 61) ma:b -1________________ 0 - [_1_____ ________________ i L ____ ._. If- i • . I4Distintive sit 63 Aloe ISRownshsp. O4 Skin problem VANDAL III Salt 65 Foil IAPO TI tN IS Fathom 66 Striallsword 20 Minyon 67 Solociou . S.\ '- i i1 I __________ 24Dry,aswin. w i ne 26 Barb of __________ L. BEETLE BAILEY - IF THATS THE WAY HE LIKES THEM? ____ . • .45 1) ' I . $ ____ l) a . I Q tt I THE BORN LOSER 14 .1 It . by Art Sansern . - FIV, W1M-TY-%V,, ; A I CW L 11115010 -111 r a I I 14W .FW](TY-FOUR, _, 0 ____ I . FW,mwTY-FjV6... I I I U I . L. I ___ ' ___ 1n1t41 ----_- - . 1 Lamb r r . ______ - - - Jhetgy e,he'liprt i ,__ _. . by Bob Montana GULP' AT TWENTY-FIVE IT'LL TA KE FCUR HouRS TO WHAT WILL -1 • r _=:~ 0,0 /7 xO - ::z . .,• $ d i ('\ '1 U ' :...! ..! J/' .. ••• ___ 0. b .-' $ 1 . . ; (( ' - I -.:. -:- - I' (0 amount of fortified skim milk into the Madder. We call thij * (w" wntains more c ond i tion rGWW jaculation.has nothing Inn mats, wbkh on 'ad whatever to do with the -! lean red meats, leon poultry' 1ina I For Saturday, Novimbir3, 1979 c . __________________ Id.I' . . by Howie Scha. E E K & MEEK - . 1iW ET... 0 H . JL"T# MRS 107WOMUST 1111~ ... . MW PATH . I ". 'i VIkil . .. I ~ 41L W1 , - .iJ ( -"1_a -. - . ,. \$ If 4& I rv i , = .IJ F - f'J ,......./' ____________ b Al Virmeer I .1 0 HERES A BONE! 0 ,. . %"' G~w F, t~ ,( INTO F016T FOR YEARS! *11 p ' ,ws€.. ,n.. - a I 0 0 . . rh *. 4 f r f rk 0 . - .- as BUNNY AM' IN 11-9 Pwiv.- waict.. LIJ' ------ -I / 71 n. / - -' : c5ly j( - . I . . - / ' -) -- - - ' ' V - .; .. ' :-:., / :: -- - P -. - .. - - .2 JWPAP ' ". ,--* ...00, . _ " , 1".4 .,~.~ - -, , I tj T '' - I I - ____ ;. .. - ________________________ . . •' I.. .. •'. j'II '•' .c#:. - e*14 v . . - 'i'." )j'r ft ¶p;.- P' A. .'' '\ .' 'f ' / - - . - •- . . •% - -.'tt-. u ' . . _ . . - w.ii pieno ISUSO PM 0 Miss Pass Wid would so be abk tv put his prow in with- a hum .ii UMP ' South Op III laadQ. . - -- • Mrs. Helen Hutchison Tucker of Sanford, and Thomas Eugene . . . . • ' .*p. -I ' p.,i':it; '4 l4rald Psss by Marsha Wait -, I.- - . •. P.. ------... . ' .' ' .. '.. . ) F.0, 71 - '., • -- 9or -a y I, .#' . \ - '- - -• '." - •- . . link to do city. whwe I If"& rIIsd wits her fsiniiy, a jpoj gy we alal 1 1 P" - ,, - . . I I V "' .` - roWs n aly cM 1W my ' . k~ . )' A--2--Al- ' ft -' - tie tatiiv - - pts sad sun.uag pease. dt low ,dwut wan so . ii iko.. abs bos't_his to - if dot€t Tha yow ens - if your s - - Th7ç'j*'- -. *I GVLTh Yen d. _____ 'v In hue stiN or In' pea W e ?, whohm Mike 1 . , Z . abiut*.Th. bs briE 1ri ,. . IV .-'; I L p JL~ . I I 1 It, r i7 i'..' , (P. 1 , 1 ,.- & L • -Zi - ) * . , 10 ., . ?I I A , t I6i%u: ?' - ii ' ;" . _ I l, - I I I - '"1111111 $=-: 0 - .. - obouse" 1111111 = ft ,': - 1. I I I bNlIby, 4 dV. 4L ' ' o I I eed . Kay Mercer Director of The Gordon Gate ets Less In Fall SMH's Inserve Education, points out careful utilization of the Heart Park, an exercise track which will be opened to the public by the .Sanford J unior Womm's Club Sunday, Nov. 18, is one of the main means to relieve stress. . .,. year to em'iov yor Violets. With lb. hot humid weather behind us African Violets be at their bid. can yew, "mn' whift planis show more il!ead My psisusal ,- - ~Welcome - NEWCOMER! . -, - e IfA 1 : -i WIL Isddu's own_gussitng 4MR 'a"1111010111091111 . tsualativs. Ohs has bin. : ___ eas-baif the = " ,a Pod CW / 14111 IM 1.081111111111*11111-mvill .1 ult" a" -11111111-1111141 coamoww I ."PWbiew 'Vy e" lwl , Stress, as evident In society Invltedtoattendfreeof charge. Dealing with stressers, the today as Inflation, will bathe The one-hour course will intensity and duration, will also toplcinaserlcaofworkshoputo ezploreall fiicetsofthesubjact, be analyzed. be held bySem1noleMnojj Including optimum and Two time frames are HoWital Nov. 1: and 15 in the reptive stress with its high scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 13: hospital auditorium, and low levels. The various 1:45to2:45p.m.and3:30to4:30 'Stress Management: How streasers, lifestyle, threat, p.m., while three sessions ard to- LIVS with It" is dedood for boredom, frustration, set for Thursday Nov. 15: 7:30 the convenience of SM mi- bereavement and physical. will to 4:30 p.m. pboyees, however, the public Is hi jJ$J • W gw" caft k . I1 deal of pruning during the winter season. However, h do j' - __ MI wea frost. Therefore, we don't ~ at . - . winter is not really necessary. They burrow,. quite deep during cold ther a problem untUthe following spring. Works ops ore Living Wi.th Stress be I,I '1PII ' i, " - ir 44 a . - . " ;71 • - abs ____ ' ' 1111,.4~ a" earlystagesls blackened and and..: a greasy at times the affected spots:. wi ll have a 'cottony": appearance. Control needs to be started as soon as possible If your think your grass has this disease. The recommended materials` are Tersan SF or Koban Q. What kind of treatment should I use for mole crickets this winter? A. Usually treating for mole crickets during the Is very susceptible to "Fail can be the best time 01 ____ -- ublicatiort g Ornamental r Cold o In Plants an Florida" This information Is free upon request by calling the enter at 3fl3233 Q I have been told by a neighbor that pruning plants daft The winter Is not recommended. Is this true' A. For themod part, yes. Both pruning and fertilizing encourage new growth to be produced by plants and this new olets. MAULrNN VA of this disease Include grass rapidly dying In spots or streaks, the grass (in ctin i -A . Caudeft Behrona of the infected plants and by to tomb -Y ,e: Ulmoss Cink of lbe Garden them as little as possible. He Club of Sanford, and her 5iS to wash your hands after hmhsfl&Gorald,01likeMary, caringlorthern." grow African vi Mrs. Behrens U the chow . 9, . . I ,~~: ." I ___ acid her ,, )'• - .iu- .4 '. '• ood "Prote (Cottony Blight) is a very common disease problem of ryegrass. The symptoms , I -. I, . . .. ;...I . ',,•.-- Cr, that might Injure my ryegrass this winter? consider the possibility of cold weather toward the end f the month. There are an°y wa injury to plants and we can provide you with a very ..-, • - them an our Hew con we baaescaaujforafl? Or It : VV I 1% .". . 16' .. .- . . - ' k..'' S .I #• ••' Morgan a blue ribbon for the performance of his dog "Peanut," `6 0 * - - g à1 I'L1 1, - I..".....11 - lr~. s mstor -'-'Idids't hoar from "r..r' in wN Aortly b*n my anteft a ow bab b7in of McOO$ - -' I ,, ,;' right photo, anid his cockapoo are not missing much of the action Judge Shelia Harris, lower 1.11 I - L. . •.. -. - " ' spring. -. ping along the bunny trail. Roger Zell, 'P.'.. Door Abby V I: i..:. I,I :, to his pet before he goes hop. I a=kuwa,IYA I alwan knew au I had been adopted. IX1&) - i . - (.... '. -,., , .P 0, "show." Jerry Kre. - -- • T'r? ;, ..,N 'f1 child was Invited to bring a pet to - -w * Q Station, parade." was the highlight of a week of studying varbus animals. Each - -, - .. -,.. - . fth my &W and wolo. Thor - sy°4 _4ii,, mentary School kin- - . 4'. e , *, %. - ii .,-:" il%. - il."%k ;,"_,-:. ,e4)!f,: , - - - - -,'- -' . I I 1. - .: .--. flowering. Evergreens are- : usually pruned in the early.:' greater than for a strong. healthy plant. I Uftk home iede & wry ma' e . I - . - 11111111111111111111 county residents who may be experiencing the same problemL Q. Why do seeds that I plant in my vegetable garden otlen fall to come W. A. Unless you saved your own seed or kept mid from last year, It's very unlikely that the fault Is iii the seed. It's probably due to tm perfect soil or weather rFungus con dl t Ions. y be In rotting the seeds before they sprout or the soil may be too wet or dry for good germination. Also be YOU am not Planting am should be planted accordingly. Q. What deps can I take now to prep.re my plaits for cold weather? A. The best protection Is keeping your plants In a good, healthy condition. Tbie ce g injured by cold temperatures are much I Pets On ide i; 's " I ,r'. cV . .' .,.-.. _ Z .* "Get along little dawgie!" Bill Manlove and "Buttons" Br E On Introductions I DZAR ABBY; After my 10111ro" aver meow MR at lb. age clii adopted by my nether's asr . wou draw tr"mps by Stan Ii. aM Jiltis Ismita - J?i'' : M. t. - . I t. 'h ., .: '. .. 4k 1.. ;O,N % %" I I . J f. _% * 4kk'IN, % 441 - - load I diamond Isto the Jaws Some ,sep$. $a fast cidsath ti because nov can niger. cdt (NIWWAPSR I1lTEIIP5* AIIN pp of play . - .• ' L moalk 01011 lot It rwit. would win and be stone coma dud. He would love to I 1.. - ' "•1'' -• . • ...I "l." cash all the clubs I .. 4 .k - It - . if South had time think at trick one he would have dwked that first hurt Wad would lead a •_ t win, dummy with a club an ION •A73 #Q1#94 VNIMAW:Both Dealer South - ) W ?'.th '.. T .` .' . Illirmhouln, Ala. "M wedding Will to an ff" of rim. It, at the rh* . I- .1I f TOM DAVIS Urban Hortic Culturist swera will help other - "I plants that go dormant or lose their leaves during the winter months should be pruned In the winter. Most flowering plants should be pruned immediate)) after 1 &7 common questions asked recently. I hope the an- 4F •-. *Vliiiii .. ' '.'Z I .., . '. I -k- - - - -- .~ - - - ,..,.. "I..'r 0.1 # A" 'I , * 0 1 ~'# I . : ,6,ir. f ~4 N ft W' ~ ~&_ , - . -f ~.--~ Aj I,,, ,-;!1' 'I , pjf.~VlhilMI.) I I I i(,. , #q 0r .-% ,. , 0 A , . I Oaduate of Annidon Academy(Alabam). He Is a IM gradulle of Furmus Univereity whir. he was a msrnbtt of ftl Beta Kappa and csptalñ cithe tennis teemn H. graduated from the University one botheroill to 1, . (rIThir.. _) -- L ' -. .k:' i - . 1 - 's_ " / ,' '' 4 t' - l. . - Each month there are always a few questions that I am asked over and over again by local Here are some of the more P., Germany Is a 1(71 meal en we w9( out - UNAiS' 23 4U(I I I - * J . WAS - SPIDIRMAN - TTTT5T - •713 - , i - 01663 , • - - - pt to 69 11111111111111. '. ressrOw matters in uutIens today where you your material security. Thu - o,iiij,r baa you could say mad dual withethunsenseso- ems atln In lb. Wcqjsus4 'Jabi,"Isacjuo iimay Is-iso besle YOS wi PIiPIII'I to bi P1st Y idfld st lad Ibi IP I 1 *XQ4 •ss truly wAMW I& VIRGO 234pt ) he'bisiiecky(oit - -- t - QJ1I82 U7$$ PM * Pass 44, 39) d AWAIlM(Jn. 1_you - Cftroissr4bs di..,*lhal1liirnyosswsI rather nifty (or yes today, today. It is your ability to / - •*KJI RAn $74 0953 WsWT I poww1d thon you nails. Encouraging words . ... .., - - ; ..•..: or P* Nod Tv&w, to Dudley C* Reynolds, m of Mr.&W Mrs. BIUSrtM.R7fl01d5,111SE IthI,Aitniston,Ala. Born In - and Mrs. J.C. Hutchim of In" Mound Village, Sariftt 9:paternal grandparents are the Into Mr. and Mrs. P.E.TWw Of Melbourne. Miss Tucker Is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School. She b.ttindid Wesleyan College, 1972-73; Furman University, 1973-74; hod Fla" Tech (University of Central Florlds) IM77, where ibe received a B.A. degree. Sbe is currolly a law student at the kle P17 r8h University Law ! M • ' - AM . Taakr.R*unIde I b imi won ?s the by king.t' East shiftJ ad tti. eit diamoo the king and queen South had to, lose toboth of them and *1*1 down one. 'Three '' '°" __ tat as he was bj cards for the nest 11T11 10 be rMMr toda y, but you won't be looking for a fro. Mom . 1W St9ftl a N111111111161111 - 1114" C*P*M011t4 tD.c. 19) You have a beneficial bit, - AT-_ BRIDGE - vmbmts~*WW~w . asemmy to ym *ft out &%W. .. . yo pin their r p ci OW will - un.tjwy &Avg. nt I%, - WIN 11 for out to A*94rspk Box work vA Ww dw if you hW 496, Ro City (lafton, N.Y. designed LbS hIisbo yourself. 19919. Be sir, to specify birth CANCER ijuss 214u1y ) 411111114. 1% du or wope of pvjscis 5AGnTARRI5 t Nov. 33-Dw. sboloWlt be prmkW to I& 21) Put (cub your bad 011a4.s tknldate you today. Think big. They'll not - go Thadi you may not grab the todsy. - w-z.'u 600 P G % I ( I Li .- . - nts repare . 'S.-- £.. . . .1 Youar.forunatalnd..dtoday Peopleyouknowsodally could because a loyal friend Is In pray, very lucky for you today, terstid In your weU.being. They'll advance yompiruosial This penonwWdo much tohelp ambltionsbyopenlngdocrs you right wrongs. Discover with can't. - . whom you get along romanGEMINI (May 214m 30) Ucally by sending for your Mo*o(yoirbr.sksanulkely Astro-Graph latter which to coins today through lb. if. . I 'SCILLASPOP '7" , . - -. : -, This coming yew you are ARIES (March 21-April 19) likely to have graider order and' Materially and finaincielly your . I:. "; . -- t, . I . . %IAt.to'. I • .' . . . •- . . -_••,- ,,,, i, .•;. .• . Raw. Imsalm. find conditions slightly tilted In YOUR BIRTHDAY - - P . Garrett is 1964 graduate of Seminole High School. He attended ~ buitituto of Technology, Marietta, Ga., and wad College, cmnton H. Is .flW101.d Iernatloaai Isssr Systems Inc., (lendo. Thswedngw1IlbeaneventofNov.23at8p,m.,atH, boopal,Sanford. - - II ''ii,' . - r ,.. I P •. . ce, who was born in Gaidlidea, Ala., is the maternal Of the 190 MI!- AM MM Mo Schmd of Sonflord and -____ - .. . _ HOROSCOPE .... .. - • ;.,. t,., -' Gla"ett 1s was a member of the French Club, Sclencs Club, swim and newspaper tiff. She receiv,d W A.A. degree horn _________ - FIVE CENT COST/ WEATHER3EE'J • [M -. , - • 7- . • ARCHIE . the engagement 01 her daugldir, Myrlam Yvette to Otto Franklin (lrstt, ion of Mr. end Mrs. Joseph 01 96 Jewetts Lane, Sanford. C. The bildeelect, daughier 01 the late Mr. born Jacksonville. ti Ii the JflItfl$I I saddaughier of Etta Bennett of a3Iotte, N. C., and the late Rev, a B. . Her paternal $ra*arenta &e Mrs. e'Jle Qadwtck the late Mr. Joim '1Id Iad*k also of 1I114tI. - . . .5 rr - Gar4ening ng ements hadw ckin and fjg m Frlday, Nov. 2,17-4A Evening I4ecaknfordFI. Dr at 5lRidainscr.ei image 52 g lady _____ -- - -- . ___________________ him? . DEAR READER - U he centJnue.s.a strength Jjlag _______________________ program once a week . be - mi 11 tri smanform 28 SO Wing (Fr.) - r rr ;t2l about one hoar. really bigmuPdeLWhM Will happen to all thm mudes as ... S d us DEAR DR. LAMB - Co keep most of those' musdes you tell me a f thLng ab 31° 3$ Prod agency (abbr.) ," UrousJaout his life. A micIe Is vasectomies? I know that When 6 Loves (Lit.) 400vera9ain 7 Snoops 32 American 54 Cereal , jtuiigasithutobe to lIfta youget one they block offthe 42 LION S hOfM $ Author (abbr.) given load or to contract with a sperm duct. What I want 9 OrganicFleming 33 Station in life 5$ M. compound gone 57 Young woman given level of strength. If It's know Is when you get one cau 36 Wale 45 Characteristic 10 River in Italy 58 Euus country not used very much or the you still eject semen withoit 39 47 fstronauts other1 80 Unplayed golf amowd of weIght ft mig lift is the sperm In It? My boyfriend Sinned erry j 5n0d bite per. 41 against hole limited, Its size will . decrease. says that when you get one they 49 lilian 44 City on the 61 Compass volcano, lAterally, If you don't use ft you block off everything so wh 19 Wins (Fr.) point Truck Mauna .. 23 Fosarm bone lose It. you reach a climax nothini out and it goes Into th, comes r r r That' not necessarli ham. andcesnesout whefl bladder ful A'rsonwhousesalotof go to the bathroom. I don't 12 calorleswhi]. ha ise'a you that's true. Can you tel "' think lot as your am is and then stop I me who's right? Is exercising ma.r keep on eating I the San amount and pt fat. DEAR READER -You are., That does not meen the mode Sperm coil# constitute only a, has turned to fat. It jot molons minute portion of the orgasm. . . the ;l n - has been eating most of the secret,= coil mom calories than his body is rom the prostote and 1 29%30 '31 :32, 33 f using because the decreased associated glands. When a miii 34 amount physical activity. 35 1 36 has a vasectomy he continues to I. I I I m sending you The Health have a normal organ 3$ 39 40 41 42 Letter number 5.4, Weight Iat't any way he will know Training For Energy And anyone else would know that1 43 44 ___4t 46' - WeighiComdroLl'msureltwill therearenosperm cells in It. . . la l UI UW w 701W Ion. Other a UIA.I wiuin&i 47 40 49 renders who want this Issue can ,wpinetlon of the specimen send 73 Cads with a k, ftjeU. 50 81 52 53 -54 stamped, self•addreued en• __________ Your boyfriend ma 59 (0 velops for it. Send yom' request II 62 confused with prostate gland to me, In care of this That's an entirely nowspape different matter. And, of I Radloi City Station, Now York courn, this procedure is doni 67 NY 10 019. commonly In Your son should be careful older men. When the prostate no to consume large arniounts; gland is operawAlOn it ma -_ I of high-fat, high-cholesterol affect the Val" miduladmill 4 foods that can be dangerous to the outlet of the bladder his health. He can get plenty of prostate area As a mutt, protein from a good nutritious the man has an orgasm th( WHY MAKES VOLCANOES OUTOFHI5MPs,4EP POTATOES TIN -T, 26teafofibook tung 27 Nigerian 4$ P.rtainingto DOWN feather I POthSd 30 Clip 2 Liver fluid 34.,. Lincoln 3 Prison room 35Flakystor.n 4 Vaporous La 5 Madams Mort WaNcsr by DEARDR.LAMB - Myaon lift_s weigMi SVW/ , -dlY for ____ 25 Gr..k letter 46 22 Debtors __ . osj I OUR E.VES . ACIAN 0 !ON as SN used coun p . Turn Into 'Fat' i' com doom ( ever l i i iiiii agent Native (compwd.) for E Mbsc esCan Answer to P4vious Puzzle I Alphabet T JMN3 UNGEL16\411ilIkA STWIES ACROSS 50 Defensi ve Young by Chic PQEADS74E UCH ..r I Frld$V, Nov. 2. 1fl - - S l, I 'P 11 'I -:i presider. seomemy HomsOffico fl I _______ - - - I I' 1 - , - �- p -:-': - - - 1OA-Ev.ek, NSrRId. $IMVds - - - - PrIP. Niv.L1 I . . -, jalloIiá , - - - • iiijIkiT ., - - . . . - . . ..-.- - 2, old Notic ______________ Friday,NOv.2, t,lt- : EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCWT COURT FOR CUlT COURT IN AND ______________ FIGHT INFLATION ). SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: cwaion.7jjac.i.. a , FOR 1% 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE Cy COURT AND CIVIL DIVISION flCW YOU? ThaPa?toftheSantsrdorantand ALSO LESS AND IXCEPTt lflQIS PLWRIDA UIIQflOO vvinter P'Qfl detaIls. caN. POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. 70.15IS.CA.ge. Oovornmeit Lot 3. SectIon 12, CASE NO. 7t1WS.CA4I.K * tract of land lying anI1.l. FLORIDA 1N1.1m1orM4W THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE TOUnIMp 20 South, Range 30 East situated In Section 12. Tois AtLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OP flON NO. DEVELOPMENT CORP., • lyIng within the foftsw$ng described iø,, Rang, 30 Past, IiuiI. National bankine Oe'ware Corporation. sra $SANK5 TRUST ''!' Wfflu11lHI Plaintiff as successor TruStee of th, Harry L. vi. Section 12; thence jun Soufti 2 Commence at tea NW cornest of I IIRSC .................44C NRC DIMENSION 1101105 Seemon, Trust, FOUR IN. d19r51542'Sl"WIStaIOngttleWist SectIon 13. " " mtii. ,, sass, Icmuecvttvetlmes ....$ca Nile Wanted. $100,000 to? Plaintiff, TERNATIONAL LTD. OF SAN. line of the Southeast ¼ of Did Range 30 East, run thence S\$ 1:00A.M. - 1:30 P.M. ConstructiOn. S yrs. lit fflOF 7cORsecvttve times....• 3k a NRC s. FORD, INC., a disselvad Florida Section 12 for 1S4&S0 feot to a point togr..s W 10" P. along BIs. ft North pd equIty. 14 pcI. tgige. MONDAY thru FRIDAY HICKORY LAKE ESTATES, INC., corporatloqi, MOD PROPERTIES that Is 700.30 lIes North of, as ot saI' SectIon 11, fir 1400 iIwurnt.WrItetoo*37.c4Thèl% SATURDAY .Neon a Florida corporation, CROSS. LTD., A Florida limited part, mesurid at right angles, from the feet oa point; mince,. 3 Lines Minimum IC OPSALE et ngr Evening Horaid. P.O. 50* 1 , ROADS CONTRACTING, INC., • nerstiip, and HARRY MINDICH, SOuthIIlISettheS.vthwest¼ofs.id 31' 11" w. ad1eteof 1123.10 .wuCL .5 hereby •ivwi th$t, FioØ corporat Sanford, Fl., 3217$. TRICOUNTY Individually, and HYMAN MIN. Section $2; thence rim South UP for a Point of SIsInnlng: c.wløvs a final ludgmen$ of 1 SUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC., a DICH individually, W' b degrees 1150" East, parallel to the hence 5 01 degrsas 31' ii" fgj W. forecloiure entered In the aove. Florida corporation, w. p cox, Defendants. Southlineofth,5.vffiwest¼ols.ld 114.00N me PoWetcureeti.. .,I will sill •-Roolvn IJAP,A Tk fii a'i,a 0l'lL II JR.,andJ.J. SWIFT, as Trustees Sectionl2forlILCOfte$toapoint, IWII 111W Zrtv UIW of a circular curve py Nor. ac NOTICE OP ACTION .wm noc and last surviving Direct*rs of Ceo tied, run North S degriø 42' 51" theaIflrIy having a radius of 733. y, FIorid, described as: Craft, Inc., a dissolved corporation TO: MOD PropertIes, Ltd. East parallel to thu West tine of the f S.nford Gracious flying Raa Lots? and I, Clock a central angle of u co Mel Leigh Mifldicfi ontlil rates.utlitties 13, 5.coid and COX CRAFT. INCa dissolved Southwest ¼ of said SectIon 12 for degreas 10' $$"; ffiaj,.Jn Sojh. ____________________ ___________________ LANTA. according to 07 Grunac,,s Avenue Ws$0O S Oak 141.7113. . InQu 1100.00 feet to a point, thence rim easterly along the arc of said curve ___________________ ___________________ , ....es. as recorded in Plot ijnts. Scarsdale, New York North 00 degrees 15' 10" West ior an arc distance of 111.00 feet to . _______________________ NN*3P, aMID, Public . -. . AMINDIDNOTICEOPSALS YOU ARE NOTIFIED, hut an parallel to the South line the the okutofTanIencyoIsaldc,rv,; Re ___________ Florida • Semleale County, Pur$ant to fiu terms ot a Final action for Ioreciosweoi ,,g,g, Southwest ¼ of sold Section 12 for thence run S. IS degraes 00' SI" W. 34" *I1M S __________________ 4-IrIsM Judgment entered on the 0th dqy on the real property listed below has 70.75 feet to a point; thence run for ., OthC ,.p,,wi, aiidbist October, feet to me Point of Cur. -; and amended on been f lied against you and you or. North S degrees SI' 23" West for vature eta circular curve concave N. ont' 1 a TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs ""t Weit.Front 22nd day at October, $070, in Civil required to sorve a copy of your 1757.74 feet to. point that is 14.10 $orffiwsste1y having a railus of WIty Si. Lselyf, Write "Oat A !!!L onLake,... _ ajrpeJv' door mature person for short trips S :emna,i County Action Number 774007.CA4PL, in Call IttI defenses, it any, to It on feet Scuthoasterlyof as me11ured at *. feet and a central angle of 104 Blvd. Mate" Dating Service. All 005. Of sur?oWIdilI Sanford. Contact Circuit Court, in and for Carter A. Bradford, Plaintiff's at. rigtitangIesfromtheEasterlyrig. degrees 10' 10"; thence ri sOoth. mw, ,...r I1.00 A on tnq 5th day of P.O. Six SUPi, Cleeewat.i, t. custonwrs.Wetraln.WrIteK. H. Seminole County, Florida, In which torney, whoss address is 00 . atway lIne of U. S. HigItwey No. 17 *esferIyag the arc of slid curve 2351$. Dick, Pres., Southwestern SaIeaed £Mt 3 5, S bath,' " SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST Livingston Street, P.o. Sex 171, and No. 02; thence run South 30 foranarcdistanc,of747.Ilfeettoa (SEAL) Petroliirn, Ft. Worth, Tx. cart AC ol;•ppl.PIu$W'D COMPANY, NA., as successor Orlando,Florlda3SIO3,onorb,for, deqroesI2'w'weItparaltome psin; Art$uur$ SICkWHII Jr cry Oldagrui$3' .4j$$ jflj Sec dip Lease. 101-1727. Trustee of the Harry L. Seaman, November 11, 1010, and file me Easterly rlgtit.of.wsy line of U.S. 12" W. fOr 453.10 feet to a pew, Clark ' ' Wanted - Counter girl, dry Trust, are Plaintiffs, arid HICKORY origInil with the Clerk of this Court Highway No. 17 and No. 02 for a mince N. 72 degrees r' a' p. Circuit Court cleanIng assistant I wash man Sanford-lovely 1 BR + den, air. LAKE ESTATES. INC., a Florida either before service on Plaintiff's distanc. of 2*5*5 feet to a point; 22S.Iofeettoapalnt;ttioncerunNd7 LOST: VIcinity 110 Ilk Csunty Sr June I curtis assistant. Apply In person $13 formica kitchen, newstuag. sits-: corporation, CROSS. ROADS attorney or immediately thereafter; thence run North 13 degree. 45' 14" degrees 10' 15" F for 1*70 feet too Osputy cs.rli club Dr. male Siberian Huskey. Palmetto. Furn. avail. SIt. CONTRACTING, INC., a Florida otherwisi a default will be West for 71.$Of,et too point, thence point; thence run N 13 degrees 14' CARLTON FIELDS WARD Ilki, slIver, blue eyes, 70 lbs. . - -. 7513. corporation, TRI.COUNTY against youtorthareliefd.'nanded run South SI degrees 13' 14" West 30" W for 137.22 feet to a point; EMMANUEL SMITH & CUTLER Rewertm4015 *UTOMOTIVEMACHINISV' PA ' ' BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. INC., a in the Complaint. paralleltotpieEasterlyrlgnt.of.way ttuence run SIt degrees 10' 30" 50111W robuilder. Se'nInole Auto Apt3rms.,aduitsonIy Florid. corporation, W.P. COX, JR. The legal descriphion ci the real line of U.S. Highway No. 17 and No. parallel to the North line of said 1501 CNA Bulidl" P0 • MOdlifli, *1 Eo 11th Fl. P*p. Avail at nce. $140 me. e-CW Cars " and J.J.SWI PT, as Trustees and last property which is the subject matter 02 for a distance of 40t13 feet to a Section 12. for %0.$fiet to m POW Orlando FlorIda3000 onitri Wages commensurate w. _ _______ $210 dip. 471.5714 point on thu West line of said Section AttOr0Sy5 surviving Directors of COX CRAFT, of this action is .s follows: Seginning. ContaIning 15 ION ab1Iftv!rkbanetJts. ___ ' INC., a dissolved Corporation ard Publish: October 31 & November $2; thede run. South 0 Ørees 12' acres more or lass. - Will Baby Sit In my home, very COX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved 31"EIWfOfadistedeOfIJI.7Sfeet ALSOLESSANDE$CEPr: You Can be your own w, " "moWs Furnkhsd • IXHIBITA geedwfffikidsanyage,Santord corporation, Defendants, the Ufl PARCEL I: OPO-lie to the point of beginning. Sold tract rate, work your ' ounu Commence •t the Southeast area. 333.1101. - dersigned, ARTHUR H. BECK. OUn sChedUle. Don t spend your Government Lot 1, Section 12 ci land lying and being situated In corneot me Southwest ¼ ii SectIOn ICR turn., water paid, aIr. Adults, . NO?ICIUNDSNPIC?ITIOIJ, ' WITH, JR., as Clark at the Circuit Township 30 South, Range 30 red, City of Sanford, Seminole Celmty moneyintImetryingtoflnd 12, Township 30 South, Range 30 no puts. $140 'no. + 5)00 NAME STATUTE Court of Seminole County, Florida, LESS the North 440 feet and LESS, Florida. tlrneworteveryweek let us East, Seminole COUnty, FlorIda: ___________________ sicurlty. After S PM 323.4017. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN will offer for sale on the 15th day of begin $574.5 feet East ar,d HO feel ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: for you. Dial 331442210 register. -- Thence run N N 11' 045 , NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN aj November, 1010, •t 11:00 A.M. at the South of the NW corner of Section 11, u, ..uu4Ru5. partof the Sanford Grant and along me East hue of me Southwest me undersigned, purSuant to me West fraN door step of i ENJOYI Government Lot I Section 12, a of said Section 11. far WIll flof the County Township 30 South, Range 30 wwn, VI?Y C. - roomy. $•,, Inventory Clerk to work with "FictitIous Name Statute" 5oct Courthousi In Sanford, Florida, the run Scott, 343 feet, thence last 737 TOwnship IS South, Range 11 East, to a point et løtwwctlsn with it,, ,Croa'IvoEiresslens Jimmie Ceqen, 31$ Palmetto flI. computerized system, typing $01-It, Florida 11atutes,wlij regIster following described property in feet more or tees to the line lying within the EOd 301.10 leaf of cent, 111w of .* MVY 15 skills required. Good pay, good ____________________ with me Clark of the Circyft Ce'irf In Seminole COunty, Florid., towit: SOdion fl, thence North along said the West 1574.40 feet of the South Thence run N It degrees 13' 20" * rnv*ra VOICE LS$N$ t,ours, group health insurance. end for Seminole, County, Plerida, 2CR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL.. The South 15 of the Northwest ¼ of line 343 feet, thence West 737 feet 103.flheet Of the North 103.StIeet of along me canter 1kw of said Lake profit sharing, etc. Call 3221313 upon lecelpl preof.al publicatj LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS Sictlo 7, TownshIp SI South, Range point of beginning; thu Northwest 15 of said Section IS, Mary Seulevard, for 400.11 feet, to . fOr interview. of this Notice, 11w FICI*ISSS .ssm, 31 last, lying East of Seaboerd & DISHES, INC. AIX UTILI. LESS that part for rlght* way of me Point curvetire of a circular Government Lot 2, SectIon towN: CARISE UoIc TIES $110. S :MO. LEASE. Coastline RaIlroad and West O TownshIp 30 South, Range 30 East, Onera Road as recorded ki Plot cy concave seutherty, having a Restaurant worker experienced, which Sexpectfeeng.g.,.i SEIOLU REALTY, BROKEN. MellonvIll. Avenue (less the South LESS me scum ppo feet ot me East look 13, at page 30. of the Public radius of 101,10 feet and a central Sill . Semora Slivr, Suite 051.4$ feet). neat I. fast. Various dufles. 11 3210540, 337.1511. 550 feet, Government Lot 3, SOdIOO Records of Seminole County, angle of 11 digress 55 am. tot p.m. Mon. ttiru Thurs. Attimonte $pnku,, Fiends. AND 31"; Thence l TE eIeuly '"T OR II, TownshIp 20 South, Range run Southwesterly alsn 30 me arc of - WVP Excellent benefits. Apply Worn. mat me pony Weresfed in said login at the NW corner of LOS), East; ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: said curve, being also along me 31 XIS business enterprise 1$ etco Foods ServIce at $CC follows: Thatpartof flwSantsrdGrant and Center line of said La11 Mary b01! . Block F SUNLAND ESTATES, JORGE RAMIRE:, cafeterIa... apply to Mrs. according to Plot thereof, asSeginatapointlaolees south, .L. Government LoS 1, Sadler 12, • -. -... -. ievard, for $5.73 list too poW IN Ru: nE MARRI...0 '. *iuitt"en, niie DATED at Altamente springs, recorded in Plot look $1, Pages is ' Township 30 South. Range o 'osi, of tangency; mince, continuing MARGICI LEE McCIAY. . Township 20 S,?th. Range Plo Ida, this 27th day of sipremow, through 22, PublIc Records os lyingwImIntheEast7oJlfeetof Duplexes,3 .ruml. I . !' Wlfe.Petltioneu. 10 month position , I. along said center line run S 10 1 1m. Semlijle Comfy, Flo.lda; fti h1nc• West 1*11 Idol of me South 013.00 degrees 01' 17" W fe 4gJ and utiiit. 5271 ass,. teacher and 1 teacher for degrees 3513" West West 1313.1 taut 1* the Easterly line JORGE R&MlRIl run South N me North 103.13 fuel of the Thence departing from said month, lease I, security. Tel. 322., JAMES LEWIS MeCRAY, ak-a SCA Pro4act Head Start. Req. Publish: OCtibar $3. 10, 14, 10701 through thuSWcornerof said Lot la of rlght.of .way of State Road No.3, '.i of said SectIon 12, lIne, run N 31 degrees 15' 47" for asst. teacher: I early ________________________ W fl James Lewis McCra.. November 2. 1070. distance of 101.11 lest; mence run thence Southwest along Easterly LESS that part for rlglut.of.way of Hul)and.Risondsnt. childhood educ. courses With 15 toe, to me paInt , of - -. West 01,75 feet, thence run North 40 lIne State Road No.3 a ul$tancu of Road as recorded in Plot of the Northorly rlgtit.of.wsy 1kw NOTICE OP ACTION months exp. working directly 32Houses tWlwflishe wOTjdW7ijjjjjj 2fe?ttueflC.SoUth 11 dOgroes Cook degrees 17' 31" West 311.10 fe 13, it page 34, of the Public Lake Mary Boulevard and me TO: JAMESLEWI$Mcc*AY,a.k.a with preschool children andor ' 'i TO REIISTE.PICTIT$OU$ thonceNorth 30 degrees 27' 10" East ., ' James Lewis McCrae working toward CDA cer. Records of Seminole County, Westerly riglit-of.way line of Rolling uuvrees J VVi5 UJ Put, rnVnce TRADE NAME 373.01 feet to a point on th. arc of Florida. C4 Ms. Lydia McCrae tification. Req. for tcactuer: * Hills Boulevard, said Point being the curve lying concave Northeasterly North 54 degrees 30' West 74.1 feet, ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: North UM.ei • A. all appi.. Route 2, BOx $10 Pok*ofBaglnning; ThencerunN3l early Childhood educ. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that and. having a radius of 400.30 feet, thuliCi South 51 dugreis 30' Wed to Begin 170.03 feet South of me ., REALTY, Salter, SoUth Candlni 10500 wIth 3 last degrees 15' 47" yrs working exp. with e West I.ne 0 5 Waling the Westerly Scti 334allA tIus underslgnid, FAMILY PUN also being the Southerly right of way INC 15 secflan post of SectIon U, Rlglut.of-wey line of Rolling Hills YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED preschool thlldrgn aiud.or a .11W . PARKS OF ORLANDO. INC. and of Collins Drive; thence run P!VU1C wvu', .0 the run Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Boulevard for 14132 foot to me a proceiding for Dissolution of degrees In rly childhood CDA arc sold Sanford Grant, thence Northeast thence South Housi For Rent GRAND PRIX INTERNATIONAL 1outheastty along me 312.11 feet, run Point of a' curvature of a circular Marriage.. Viuculo has been flied certification. Send resume to: op CAUILBERRY. INC. intend to curve a dIstance of 310.12 I., to •Iong said Grant line too point East lSdIare.s 13' 00" West curve concave Easterly havIng a 00inSt 'fOli and you are to Portia Sponsor. P.O. lox 1*0, u the po.t 323.407 register mi fictitious trade name point of beginning, being part beginning, thencs 100043 feet run mince North 21 radIus of 15133 feet and a central is..: a copy of your ontttsuu Sanford, P1. ExpiratIon Nov. 13. West to beginning, LESS, MARIO ANDRETTI ORAND PRIX Clock 0 of said Sunlafud Estates. beginning dog, w 11" 'ost 300.3 feet, run angle onus, If any, tt• upon Wife. 1070. Equal Opportunity of 41 degrees 31' 17"; Em. a point 430 feet South 23 degrees Thence INTERNATIONAL OF CASSIL. 3 SR COUNTRY HOME £ OP TheEftt7pOfallofLet3. IleckA. PleYer. ' BERRY with She Clunk it She Circuit IUNI.AND ESTATES. accordIng 30' West a point tILl fist South of ,. meICeSOuthUdeSr paint of beginning.1l'Il East run Neultierlyaleng mi arcs' tL P.titlsnor's etialMy, whew name EUSTIS ON 17 ACRES, 5350. tESS me curve, being also cling me Wsterly arid U&,ee appear below, 1 LEASE REQUIR 3222611 CLASSIFIED DEPT.; 8319993 RATES U U, U 1* fl4IW,itnM ( £ I US . LASS IF 41-Houses .41IDYLLWILDE-JUST LISTED I*om 3 SRI Decorator touches I 'Tøp quality throughout I Gorgeous corner lot! Privacy fence! Don't wast its only . E 10Sist00, 1010: toat ft. UndV$lpisl Records of SeminOle Clunty, on me astorly boundary lkue of Township 10 SluSh, Range 30 East, s Tangencyj Thence, contl.iui. thIs Cart either bmw. svlce in Wends ti ongags in me State Road No.400 (formerly Stats P1511d. ,• south i dasra 41' II" alseg Wlfg.Petttlonars atturney or lou. ij west.rty nigssofm ap,rsiin a modified rsclug oow.e DATED lids 22nd day at OcIsben, !I 2" 5erna 0' West alelig mi East 1*0 it id line, nuau N. 01*1., IS' w' p, mediately thassfierg Otherwise a at Ill $emwen IsSsysrL. . w PTq Nulls 71.1* $0ØIen U, for l0.$4$(fo a PoW' Iss.sllsos,me poW of curiatpo deloult *111 be .0*05 , - . ORLANDO, INC. By: ReSort N. Pearl, Presidsust GRAND PRIX lNYI __ WV - ____ By: Ier 1. RosedhalI PresIdent PU511 Nov. 1,0, IS. PROCLAMATIONIP ROSUSAR ELECTION TO IMP NuOI$TIIID VOTIN$ i'if I own 15 P,ity, CO of 2 . ,, y.,, , -. , Siuiiinol Comfy, No. I? and No.02 fir 55343 fOil to a degrees 11' G'; Thence run Nor. this Count en the Rh day of October, sa..,,,.., VP?! tI By: urns I. curtIs point on said Easterly rIgN.et-way merly aler the ar-c of sold " of beginning, AND Deputy curt . lkie;thnc.rusuNerffilad.gr.esI3' nealsaalongthew.uJy,,.j.: SEALI LESS, rIgMl way OOw CARl. W. PIARSOIU$oUIRI at" last along said Easterly rIgId.. of way line of Ruling Hills ' ARTHUR N. BECKWITN,JR. pu *ttorusiy ' -w of.waw 1kw for 7111 feet I. ' Clei1k ii me Court VP au..__ tIV.1 . VP a ' VP VP "WI VP____ P0 Bx 1145.1111 S H hI run Salts $3 degrsis 15' 14" By Susan V Taber OP ni 010.7 feet South, the Narituweut hence 'owatrig Av.uo ' sT V tosaWEas DemAv corner of Soction 13, Tship 20 Tltsvil$, FIends 33710 rigtis...weylkwl.raw I7leetssme . . ' Ridurd L Mamule South. Rarge , g pgiJ5f tSIapIuu: (III) ii 11111kw NUTCHISOW, MORRIS & $tllePeWlntctthit ' State Road No. Ii and MI, st,onu erty rlltst.of.way line of run South 54 digress 35' laW 5341 fj' se.'j!i uset, thence run East Is a pew T Tel' 311-3114111 me CRy Csuu a, IIONTUINTII JUDICIAL CII Iuetse.tho.Eastensy CVI?, IN AND PRI IUMIIIMJ wey 1kw at said Pats load $5 shalt en Tuesday • '' lo $30,500. FFORDABLE- Large 3 BR, lorkshop, screened family area. 11ne school area. Low down to qvalitled buyer. Hurry-only $31,500 lOrold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR, 1 6774 Day or MLS NiqI WisP at right angles so me Easterly. Westerly along thtarcsi sill curve, rlgfut*wey in of U.S. Higlomy beiuig alsoclug the Ssultiuily .* Co.Dam Janitorial Service Full & part tIme, evenings 333-3171 Full time secrotary. Apply in . , ..oxscresn Co SO Lk Dr. 322-103). DUCKS &GEESE.3 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE W.SBO & PATIO ALL THIS & MORE. A STEAL AT $30,000. IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM, ii., BATH. AIR CONDITIONER, LOTS OF EXTRAS ON LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. $37000. A Musr TO SEEI • R1h 12 person City p et _ - 5 nnu . ,.u.Vui and Cassilbenry CarncH MaulIng . . poW ii beginning; '. lIne; thiance rum North 10dwew 13' 44" . I' . 'V . Plalntlfps, $5NW15efkdlenI3,Teupussidp - 1 Nursing & 3fl4400 'ter 1PM ' - _________________ ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $11,100. GET A HORSE I ___________________ ' S ______ NEAR IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY (BR, 2 BIg. fenced bk. CH&A, w w carpet. $43,000. CUSTOM BUILT I BR. 2B, Deltona home, C.H&A, ww caroet. formal dining, kit. Inc. built-in Micrave. Near schools Irecreation. $44,500. H. Ernest MORIl Sr. leg. TATI Broker NEALtOR 3235054 or sves. 323051r BLOCK BUILDING ON SAN. FORD. 3 UNITS WITH 2 CANPORTS ZONED COMMER$43,110. 0 PCT. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. CHARGE YOUR FRI ENDSI QilonlinIs.' .,hi cmissr,w, of the NW ., •, . L AND EXCEPT. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY- 12 acres, 4 Bdrm, 2 Baths, fenced, 2 wells, larm tractor 1, mower, MUCH MORE, close to city convenIences, 1 yr. warranty, 554,020. JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY- 3 Bairn, $15 Baths home in nice area, convenient location, $25,300. FRUIT TREESA PLUS - 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath, carport I utility, air. unit. range, ref $ *1uluu Way, fenced, $10,000. NEW LIST.4O.. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL- Lots of potential In this S Bdrm. home. Excellent terms. Owner anxious , $31,100. ed u,uI 0 p.'u csl 00*st *em ir p_ 3*' 1 'II*Im.amlag.Insianyaai '*I . Mfod ,, pniparty, lying and situate in TISNNWf wialar Itomas Ss*lv**0, ,, • - 011 lest to ON POW ONh: P151111*5. ' . • -. PrNo rudeced $7111.3 50, * S hem5. nelsen Made jNl. groan hevsp,mo*she INleqif lIviNg: 1 ___ _'?' Miobali. must hovi 10inIenc., wiNfrain, bapilEs_$$S$311p.r . - - Auto MechanIc Ths*uly. a so* cwve. ONJII CIS* & BISONS Ilok1lN Of. . h;; * . aiji i ? va., 05S is. unIform. Os. Must hove - thife h' rwv All *0 •.. • - _ . ___ ____ . ' 2544$. French Ave. 3220231,3221772.3330770 REALTORS ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 'I 'Mm, 2 story home In ,picbll..t ..cend.I a . ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR REALTY - S - OPEN 7DAYS*WEEK STENSTROM PinlaWl moew' SVSWlNoWdsuL.' . - ___ ASSOCIATES NEEDED : Lg. miderus kit., 00, sir, back perch. ww carpet, fireplace, 1g. BR'st Oply 531*1 COUNTRY ATMO$PNUI 35,,. I', both home in I acre with • lorpeal DL.Ii. SRI Spacious k$5Sutralol$IIPP,WAR RANTED. Yluns, Ion 547,1101 I z zjh!iLi jL '"* * * * * *_____21 OUVI i;.= 5 32&NSJ WA? Efficiency home on.fl acre loS' ecrms from Idyll. lIens I :IxceIsisit let for Outer, torodsitet BPP WARRANTED. Qy ISV $23,501 ldeby•Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table *2 benches, $30; full site baby bed w mattress, $21: Oak porch rockers, $10.03; metal office desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th t. 333 ______________ 005I. 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. AWAY FOR 2 COUPLES WITH ' Carl at 3221331. BOAT & FISHING EQUIP. MENT. $EIGLER REALTY, BROKER 3310551 337.157?. MARKHAM LONGWOOD ROAD I acres fenced, horse barn, goad pasture. 2 BR, 35 home, guist house. $130,500. 'I set gold plated Rogers table IRUISIII. sertng for Ti. sacrifice 5)71. 332.4440 after 4:30. _______________________________ Fill Dirt Wantedt Jungle Lab. Corp., 101 Silver Lii. Rd.,Sanford. SEE SAM DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice SIna.r il,lAn Machine, Ilk, :ic; 5100, Sal. Due $113.70 or need someone to take up my payments$lSmo.Pho,w 5521304 day or night. WIll deliver no obligation, AgonI. L.'KE MARY S acres tancud, horse barn, 3 BR, lB. pool home. Many out. staidluig futures. ' Amusement bowling game, works good. S player, 5330. Sanford Furn. Salvage, 1702, SO. of Sanford, 3725731. iTATisrier **N. $742, CasNISsr,y, Pt. 131-INS Eve. $014441 luke Box Seabring *100. 00 wiciion su or max, offer. MMOI Purr. salvage, 1702 So. of Sanford 322572$. I Boll. 05$. motel box springs & rnottressis, $30 ow. Sanford AuctIon, 12)15. French, 3237340. REALTORS INC. $dS33or3$G1 OViS. - ------ -----55A?A*A13 53AI ?I1 VPrI, ivir IPIl I leg. Neal Estate Sroker 3140 Sanford Ave. Firewusd,pine,$IS,511,$$plIe CashlCarre. 2elOi.IeelAva.flt5e1I _________________________________ , Split or round dry wood. delivered Reasonable. 3331001 321471w PU topper, used tin & same Acreage, Lk. Sylvan eros. 7 acres lumber, small mobile Iuonue furnace, floor sanding edger, 140111:1 acres 117,111111 front on small lake 131.111. Call WillIam MaliczoWskl, REALTOR. 323.750. GENEVA 5.3 acres 330' en paved frontage, leI$sIuiew*iis, Milleroll gun, 3 AC's, gas grill, cabinet doors, lets of antique telephone In. sulators. old typing desk. 3" plastic pipe, riding mower, new LlIxlI tlres. builders level transit. 131-0331. $Aaá lARGE LOT 00 3 to 1 ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS REPLY P. 0. 10* 1705 More LevI's, eons I jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS _ 3IISaus*Ave 3235751 Large Red3Pc. SictlonalLROutflt Lltenew.3fl.1157 _______________________ SANFORD WItSONMAIERFU$NITURE FL OIVING DEScIPTIoN. LOCATION AND P01CC. SILIN ..... . $UY,SELL,TRADE 311311I.PlvstI. - ___323103 NicestarterhomelBl 1',bath, convenient location. 11_bus1ItsMO_ ____ SITE '0 Near II, 5'. acres. $1511 jer - ____ Laslagyo,rhome&c,elNtIwUl --- pepil, '$TIMPIRAóVNCY'. UEALTOR*iMIS MUUIDSIL$$T4flG $10VICE lvø 111 1* 50.1 •. CR3 5*, $',,balIi home In lenly West. with C.$, w•w VpgI, Plo. Im. ia. parch if VALi bsautlfplIsIl S.F. MIANTID, Je i.SW. Cash *piir IetP.*Ia.aleiip 11 4, V$TATl*$SOClaf1Syour $0 on our lu MN SANFORD'S SALES 1410t W,Ll1T I SELL 01 'HOMES THAN Model Ii., leatlir IYONI1 JOIN TIll CU INC. ITS*0. II • ' __i ti s ow :,Av 1*1I1, ________ - ' INligtit$40PSges. We also make Real Estate $ fr lass. FliPS Mar. sgags Investment. $311 S. Orama Ave.. SillS MI WWgr Past 5534531 i - idIvOatWealoTe Piu ''I' _____________ ____ ____ , ANYTIME;' ItII Listing Ssrvlcs -- 25U ALToRSW PARX L:1-. - ,% _________ __________ 1 _ 1• I t t ' ___________________________ .. - ,!. " I '•.'t-p 1tp1.: ,4 If741 /. 'L " - . I St IjhQftjc.___ +_ p .::, 11JDV) By .4s.poer home 0 MmsomvlI.sos ihiit ss.. Puro. . IN, qualIfyIng. l. & WV' 3CR. VacaN, m5ver in,ne ' qualifyiNg, $30110 low P._ I •kw By sallu TenyCt'A. Inc.. 110Mw 505* -I, '----' 323 1134 2397 S Sanford Ave. fetrchandise '77 Mazda PickUp, 4 speed. $600 MILL ERS 76)9 OrlandoDrPh.3??035? , ' I I I , ' . --- -' Cypress rack for nursery plants lxi', 45 avail. __________________ OFFER&DICKER Call Larry for Frau Es?. 471-5304. 0l I 'ins.' 42-A-Farm Equip, Beauty Cam IlSCase,Mowerharrow Allequipmenllikenew Call Woody 372.9435 I j TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook. SitE. 1st St.,333.1743 65-Pets-Supplies _______________ eQuip _______ -_-- ALL -- - Aaiis'r- AKC registered Doberman pup Fernale,reasonable izJ aau eves & weekends I 2406 Iroquois ____________________ AC units, space hfr,- lID gal. fuel oil tank. ladies golf clubs,? I? in. wheels with tires, plants, ___ Olaude . U lousewives Cleanin UN Houling Yarddebrls, Trash Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks I etc. A&BPAINTING Residential & Commercial . 21757 aft S 775 1131 ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways I add ons Quality work, no job too small. 50519)1. Horses boarded $100 mo., nice barn, 2 pastures, Osteen area. Great for hunters 322 1003. ulfi family garage sale. Mens, womens, childrens & lots of teens clothes. Chair, jewelry, paperbacks, vacuum, china, - curtaIns, housewares, somethIng tor everyone. sat. & Sun. OS, I buk trom high school. 2333 Hartwell Ave., Santord. 61-Wanted to Buy Professional Quality ANTHONY CORINO '1770071 - New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs Exp. 550.5353. niture Salvage 32? 172$. -___________ Yard Sale. Sat & Sun. 9111? 2OSj.radshaw Dr., Santord '".. Painting Rspslr CS!I*'flle MEINTZER TILE WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur - '.ssmakIng -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPI. lANCES & 'PLUMBING I FIXTURES- Jenkins Furniture, ard Sale: Sat. 9 5, clothes, I 705 E 75th 5t 3730911. ceramics. etc. 131 N. Bombay I ---- AntiqueorModernFurniture Ave. Winter Springs. 3n7. I I Onepieceor houseful arage Sale, Sat..Sun. 91. Fur I Bridges Antiques 373 350$ niture, misc. household items. ----103 TangerIne Dr.,Sanford. Cash 332.4132 I PintIng - LICENSED I I , (LOCAL ) 340 337) Boxer Pup - :: Appllances&Misc. AKC,sWeeks, 5173 373 43lScves Iweekends Garage SaIe-402 Colonial Way 122nd ott French). Sat. 9 to 5. Fantastic Bargains. Service.,. tersonalited, fast, dependable. ., ,, Regular or I time basis. Re DO wash wlndowsl 577.5094.. _________________________ ciothing, bowling balls, plus many other items, Corner Up Sala and Country Club. Sat. ;: eaeani $SOea 373 I)3laItI Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323070? Weiboilts Camera Sh lies, passport photos & fast repair service. 3374101. " - •-.-----______j -, ', ET THOSE LUXURY lTEMS'.' Grooming a ussmnj FOR A FRACTION OP THEIR. ',i, COST FROM TODAY'S WANT :' ADSI - - ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Larry's Marl, 315 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In furn1ture, Retrig., stons, teols wpplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond., cages. 333.1753. :_ ¶ - RenuodelIng-1srpany, painting. mas.necy, 'ncrete. All wart profes$Ionally done. Pro. estimates. 30 yrs. ii.Call 3Sf etchers pressure cleaning,, 4 ,'' service, mobile home, semi railer's I NV, risidential I comm. property. Free est. 327 - - - "' etc. Wayne Seal. 337.1331 - _PAINTING, CARPIIITRV CUSTOM CASINETS roe Iii. 3331410Mb, 5:31- - * its. Ilkenow NSULATION - lotting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lest prices. Call 311150 orN4.fl4gshIed. PaInting, roofing. carpoNryini gei. repairs. Licensed apI Isrdad Free eStImates. COIl 333 403* after S p.m. Nigh OuaIlt Low Pricli I.S*iefSO OONlv APPLIANces " MIRAVR Fit Sellep - 1 Man, quality operation IlsIsVellhtOSim '$111 Ud PermIlure ...vage, u.V$..etSaIdard.*W1$. ..- homes, etc. Mobile home special'' IJzlO, $32.10 Riasonable rates, '" all work pear. 3237153. SNIPIIUP Iyrs. exp. Patios. Driveways s'.a - SR Pressure 1. Steam Cleaning, Painting. Roof. homes, mobile $11, 33$ 7ll. p401* '10 01 hun soid one. $50.21 used shell o. ta so. $100.54 or .aas. s.' -- Home repairs I appliances to tile. Over ID yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 110.1352. Room Addlllns . remodeling general home repairs - no job too smaIl Call 3339155 anytIme. 2*1CC Doberman Puppies I M, I F, 81k & tan. I wks old H'rvwRsp.frs misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 6531. i . _________ FrI..Sat,&Sun. Toys. games, used clothing & cloth. Handcut crystal, lights from Mayfair, Pewter I copper. lead crystal, antiques I antique lurn. Store fIxtures I restaurant NOV. 3, i s. -. -. fandy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make sm.t household repairs, carpentry, painting & Air Conditioning, HeatIng, Eredri cat, Plumbing Service & Repair. IAAI Ahpn,,.t h,,4 -..•-', ..... - - - ________________________________ PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS backyard sale - sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 372.2511 . 1110001 Oak Ave (Dealer) J Air Conditioning ' 3227991 The weather Es perfect for SS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'oo to.: '75 models. Call 3399)00 or 531 Evesatfn6&weokends ---- 3un. i s Church of the Redeemer, I , FILL DIRTTOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark S Hlrt 323.1350 ________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3220111 , arhi' A'" lea Markel Sale, kulhran Super nice.3225195 62-Lawn.rden $4-OsragsSales - 4 Dr.. Full Power, Air ______ ________________________ Misc. Goodi.s& Plants -- '7lFordGrandTormno -_________________________ -_____________________ Sat. 9-S 7601 Grandview, Sanford 3223730 Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars .40 pcI oft Amplifier. drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 3202 French Ave I STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed turntable, diamond needle, I Sold new $450, balance due $121 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call $525304 day or nlq"t. Agent " . - - ________ '7lFordPick upF 100 Good mileage'. Excellent Condition $3'°°°. - 59-Iisicai _______ ' ' Sanford, Fla. 37771 -- 1972 Ford LTD I dr. dark gm. w vinyl top. new brake lob. flew t'5, paint lob. I owner, $1300 Aft 4 323 5691. - 79-Trucks-Trailers __________ 2921 Hwy. Il 97 32- -- - ' 322•2420 -______ ROBSON MARINE SWISS FH4Ci.a ii4 : '10 , offer. 323 $730 _______________________ AGENCY 3Io' 323 77)0 - ',' mileage, clean, $1995 or besl Motorcycle Insurance --BLAIR 55--Boats & Ac' *i Must Sell- 1975 Datsun 8210. radio. PB and air, Al. $2295 1977 Vega. radio and htr , low S3000rbestofler 322262$ after sioo BARGAIN TV'S Whypaymore? HERB'S TV 323 376?. 3 v',m,IIea motorcycle ----- A--at torCyCISS __________________________________ camera w case, misc Nothing _____ - 7$-. ' OatsunWagon. needsvalve lob and minor repair. otherwise good condition. Bargain $100 ______-- - L.ike Dr., $9 cu It, I tree upright freezer. Iawnmower, NSiIUsNFemIerg .555 Sanford Ave. $7, Singer Fuhn'a Fvlty auto, r10*st 'used vary shirt lime. OIigbi.l $103, lii. $111 en - We O,y your egs,,tp. dese 1034 firs. AWACO PUS IV. INC 'Mi , FURNITURSITN1NQ$ i _fI1V. *W_ • From $IOto $50 Hidd TV repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig $493.75 bal. $113.16 or 5)7 mo '67 Cougar, needs work, new: brake's & front end work Make ofter 2103 HarIwell Ave. aft 6 . pm. Call 322.1424; 3224450 4 103. I?? 53-'TV-R.dlo.Stel'eo .,-, BUY JUNK cARS , - 322.3451 Top Odllar PaId for link I used cars, trucks I heavy equIpment. 322.5000 _____________________________ I Mellonvilie off Rosalla. 323 3876. track. Get Yours Free. Social Security Plate, Multicolor, Metal, Engraved. Send $2.00, cash OK. Print flume, security number, and address $0 Ma$IIuOws. Bee 455, Cosselbarry, Fl. 32707. *117,000 *131.50 ICR I' ,bath, lull painted Inside & out, FR, fenced yard & Muds _________________________- C'OodusedlV's.$75&up up. Resin finish $14 gal. Buy direct from manuf. 373.1471. Aluminum climbing deer stand, with hand climber, $35. Call SIS.500. SELLER WILL TAKE HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL CYPRESS CLOCKS & MIRRORS $14 up. Clock motors comp. 5430 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR OCAL.A. 303111,iVd,3a0.51j1 351 bathoui3csrule, lots. 1.ed comm S I _______ ________________________ O1RI1T OiiINI Zoned uammerclal Iideal for sos bu5ins Is this garage ast *2 lois. Plenty of parking space. $1S400. - . a jun11. moth. Philme CIII *1•. 3430 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 3*7.1177 • • .• $ILU REALTY prIced 40 *10.111 Tarew' •viSlo. S • . ,, leitlas II for *11 MlSea enme: *.o run $10 ruI Is' 1W itxs to a new hemppw. l run B 00 is,.u&*5 is" w. wi. Sills Ml Is a poW em No !i' Call NI. fP .. 00. Vii Ml Nob 005 iii 111*,' T ____U SI, 1100. inI SIN *0 Ml11. lie eplt $ob '!45s' Miii" PSI $ IMP IATNUVN SITATIII$C., "1IU7 ISihIadIPS 10111? S. Ismii*fl Caisty, PlInMi. tO N II su _uiiO _ 1 11* 5 . ii UNItS_1i$0 __ ISSIUHJ. 'WI wi .imew.. lAV*LlI$ OPI ja eti laW, 'J ' * * * * .* '*: ' . ePoet l!h ,I, rsa 10' II": 10 - _ISNI liP . SegIui IOJIII 05 *0ONNDst r. _IPuSS* WW, • . J4L.lijag*eOfssg,g feet,_IthN.Ødsg.0Wlp' ft . .. = I?eIW & tOO? Pinch. All for " k "Iflked your dinners better before your SS-MICSIICIiSOUS for Sale LatiiylvanareaWestol$anford, water front lets 510.10 1 U woilad lls 55.50 & up. 77-JurdcCarsRemovsd Garage Sale 2 Family Carport Sale Fri. & Sat 9 td $801 Vernanqo Ave. I blk W. - . 7:30 P.M. _________.___ Yard Sale- Thurs. & Fri. 9 till? 100 I E. Airport Blvd. 7 TV's, mens & kids clothes & Misc. social consciousness was awakenedi" N. Ernest Mliii Sr. Immaculati I SN, w-C 141*, w * carpet. new roof, utility rm., f.nced.rear yd wtraes. Will sail FHA or VA. $32,500. f S S ?øJ9EmpirePIace,3730100 - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's: the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 004 2" 5311for furtherdetails. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END THE Hwy.45West,Sanfo NUMBER IS 32? 2611. _______________________________ ---• _________ -_ -WeBuyWreckedCars 9OOAMtll? S - .__. - Dell's Auction Center - VA&FHA Finanilni KIds gone, but the swing set in the. btu yard iSn't? Sell it with a want 322_?etl DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE loO101d Orlando Rd., Sanford. Fl. 9 S Sat. & Sun. 3232907 avail. $11151. Exc. terms. ' e a career in Neal Ishi. -I pPW;thoncd$.odwee,IrNuE. *IrsaaIPQ" s. 'li-ui pee, tome en*ensprsjan51j5p,,, pej ailu wl* me berm Uns of swi s.c. . a curve eancave lien 111111140* Vii Ml. ro S _____ degrees 30' Vae ts .N . run ffiensi 11' 0' 1. alone th , • NI. lidfieps II, 7011*5 lost. Ninth *enc.wus 5.10 ONuss 1$' II" P4. 1*0 0SaI.SeCrnnlI*l.iIlIe. enrillu lime Seth 1*00 saId ___ MsrCar , . * at flaW Nor (4) jftp ob$ pile? to OW_TNt 4 Nig BONd Of cr-a' at I Multi family, Sat. only V.a CHECKONTHESE 30 acres wtrees, el. power already fenced rear yd. Exc. terms, _)t S llO3OrlandoDr. '." 322799$ Metal cabinets, dresser w mirror, cheSts, glassware & lots 01 other misc. items. Pleasers. Sat., Nov. 3rd. 0 Ill S. Also Youth Car Wash. Grace IjnitedMethodistChurch. 1)8W. ... MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR 0001 ferris REAL ESTATE REALTO*,33271S BROKER heIrs, dbv*ue, From the SW cmr* of 10dm 12, IlvIdUOlk. Pu. VJ*IU& Wi 530 lest to Ie NirIP..n.l County. Fiends, ml being more " NligllI, 1UULe41..crsdNsI1, cswur Of the $14 0*0 NW , jarSIculanIy desenlod N IglleLJS: TOwnhtUp N lewils, Rang. a Vast, _, appllcatian REALTY Inc. 112. 978 Chevy Malibu AUCTION SALE * FRI. NIlE Sale- 9 to I Sat., Nov, 3 '-5 ', og. * Airport Blvd OSTEEN I BR. V, S brick home wbVand new carpeting I, paint thrv out, -Yard I Inc., Realtors 243S' S. French ($702) Sanford 323.1324 1 acre lots for as little as $500 Iwo. LOW MORTGAGE ----_.__. .-.- Park Ave., Santord. Saturday, Nov.3.9:30 am. t0p.m - I 2107 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 115 B, w.beauty shop 141,500. Handyman specIal 2 PR, 1 S close to shopping. $31,100. .1 llOOCornelI Dr.SBR.35. pool. V 500,000. p4 S. Cameron Ave. Lg. Country home on I icre. w.guest cottage. $70,000. Geneva I SR, 2 B on Wi acres.. SSS.000. I Congregational Church. 2401 I Treasures, Trash and Tummy GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ____ I Rummage & Bake Sale. ' ------ SGAUtOS fOr Sale ---- -----*----' Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. Dr ' WIT! 207 E. 25th St. 'i: REALTOR MLS V. - morn ivq s2..-AbIe Homis )on't pile no longer needed tems -______ high as an elephant's eye. Place See our beautIful new SNOADa classified ad, and pile the MORE, front & rear BR'S. mon. in our wallet I Spacious older home on lovely corner lot. Good neighborhood, $21,000. Substantial down & owner will I mince balance. 322 6415. ______________ - (f) The Real Estate Agency POlZll Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell Consign 26 Sanford Ave. 3233772 Odds & Ends, dishes. POtS & pans, clothes. $33 Country Club 3flS153, 332.7)77 OIIISfOI lint maintenance, T Nitiherty rlght.0wsy line . maintulepi II load, Ihe wnhnn N$4attlis$wu,etsaIl$aNle,U, 155111, Range 11 East Seminele ALSO LESS AND I*PT: . ' __ *452 feel $0 I p.1.110 NI$SflINo DIMENSION POUR . -.1 ORPINDAW 5: J. C. lEAVES 3 feet, thenCe Iavth *5 digrew p. * NIHIl rip No p _ - •----_____- I _____________ Moving Sale- Furn.. tools, misc., 2 bee hives. '67 BUICk Sport Wagon. 2103 DeCottes Ave - II 's_Il I fl-ucflon LakeMary _______ ) Eves. 3220012,332.1107, CallBart arid at this limos __ - 323 732 ____________- 54-Garage Saks _____________ - _____ I HAL COLBERT -_---- - Porch Sale, Nov 213 96. $93 S. 4th St. ' MLS -' I ________ StO N. 17.02, Casselberrp, Fl. S31$3O0 . Eve. *53.3535 Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2331245 I I - a(e REALTY WORLD 2 STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT, RENTAL UNITS WITH 3 CAR GARAGE POE EXTRA STORAGE. $27100. RENT TO RELATIVES. CIAL. EXCELLENT RENTAL MarY Blvd. at 1.4. . OEVI$OPMINT CORP., ,. . Ivrt time.*eniv NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT. $31,100. WALK TO SNOPPINGI BIDEOOM, 2 lATH, DOUBlE GARAGE FINISHED SCREEN. ED PORCH, LARGE FAMILY ldsolNrwrv$ceorriIlI,,j ills Se 3,3N. It. 5. Sanford *3.IIt -. _____________________ . e is CIVIL DIVISION CASE NI 71.I0I4.CA4O.V TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, EATIN KITCHEN, GARAGE. CEN. TEAL AIR, CARPETS, IN W000MERE. $33,000. 7Vi ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. BEAT THE COMPETITION. OUNTRY KITCHEN 3 . -iusiauss .i,1y _________________ !? t?.!. Slid jay, in. credit union ' PROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 JEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, STRATEGIC CORNER. IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFFICE. 520,tOO. GRAB tTI PINICEST 3 REDROOM, EAT. IN KITCHPN/ CEN7'RAc AIR. CARPET, CARPORT, NICE LOCATION. $32,100. FLY.IN'l Osceola Fish Camp has trailers 5100 month, plus campsites. Access to Farmington Hunting irli. IntuIt Molnhonanerman Welding I dl. ynsadad - ______ NewS B•R,SB luxury golf villa. C. H&A, garage, yard maint.,' adults, $311. 353.2357. $3a.000 to $44,000. 3222257. M. Unsworth Realty REAL COUNTRY LIVING IN PA. bLA. NORTH ST., 2+ ACRE RANCH WBARN. TACK NM. FENCED W.CHICKENS, -. iL"!'' .VPqry. II, a , ______ ID. SEIGLER ii Ipct. Interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with low mtflly payments I. lowdown cayments. I: U... byGillFox ____________- professional office, also good investment I starter home for the young family who wants to see the value of tielr dollar grow. Contact The Real Estate Agency, 3231324. Phone 3227551. Sanford U,, ,, U U I'. U. sure S . SIDEGLANCES PRICE ADJUStMENT 4 SR. 1½ B concrete bik home zoned GC 2. Ideal for medical office, beauty shop or other JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial NEAT ASSUMPTION r refinance, choice I BR in beautiful M.ayf air section. Extra large paneled Fam. Nm., I generous sized BR's. Gorgeous landscaping on corner lot. Owner anxious-price reduced A lID 41-tbsis, - W.GarnetlWhlte Req. Real Estate Broker $12,300. 1' JOHNS Furriweekend cottage near river. Boat slip. $32,500. . ____________________ .: '' ' . i) U, Sundo - Ncon Frdo __________________ LI 151. I S ffibl INES - 'I LVN'SSWAPS14op VIwlItir I Vinyl repair I recolening ' Saveu,$olIpc'to, pIUPIit$Iorv n., u, ..0-3177 ' To List Your B DIci 322-2611 or 831.9993 cM$I1S. -. WIOt' ISlet 10 w5U . lemn*e El. Dryer, III, 00 5*, asW*e IIMII$V Heater eslp.od to pip in - Fkig'ace.17$._!$310N...........-*31* 4000$ Mo. Ageul IN - I I 'a 1 4 i. •t 'it çw_ ..-. I'•'' 1* 1 u'.ii items & antq,eg. Consignments Accepled " on-Sal. 5:30130 53 PIarWation."t'.:' Plaza, Delary 5401454. '.1 ,j• V - I hi. ........ . I �.___.lp_.ul.,r•, - - V - t S 97 ..'nHaqsW, Sanford, Fit . .- 5- -.S - • e '----- - - - .- Fridsy, N.y. 2. im Look FH A LL .W E E Back At The ' Fu n, N.rald Photos By Tom N•tul And Tom' bcent, U .. VV;V, ;•. - ' E%"ngIIemki SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, November 2, 1979 Ne,iIs Poller, a 4yeai.M student In the Early. (Ilidhond Migrant U.lt from=ang Elementary Scheel, shows his versIon of doing a vislithis we.kts ON Ramp, a patient-at the Sanfordt N.lag and Canvaleseent Home on MellonvUle Aveae. r~~ -' YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT, GUIDE RANDALL C Mn D.M.D. IN the siti iiaff MEG NEWMAN 1DM. • NIP "W sfDsutdIIss Halloween celebrations were In style this week as area businesses and groups Nora Gordon, of the Sanford Business Association, served as judge.. At right, really got Into the Isphill .f the holiday. At left, a pair of pumpkin figures grace office employees from the downtown branch of First Federal of Seminole may the cafeteria of Use Seminole Memorial Hospital, which held a pumpkin carving have frightened customers away with these outrageous costumes. From left are and decorating contest this week. Don Reynoldi, coordinator of the Arts and Sue Monti, Sandra Games, Eileen Johnson, Robin Neuman Linda Pfelfaaf and Science Council; Jane Porter, president of the Seminole Art Auoclatlui; and Cheryl Green. OPPIC, IUNs BY APP?. IVININS NOUIIAVAILAILI N3 W. Sub ST.. SANPORD - PH. liNUS Sanford Plaza. JCPennel , ,d, nJDA "Mcial Mm's 7199• oIId.. •wi.•. 8weatshfr.. Men's hooded, zip. frontsiMsI,rt. . PON"W/0~ knft In rot usvy. Slass $.M.LXL. ,: ;.,,... . V V me . - - --- .. . I r ( . N . :- Vo,hl.Ck :: ' 0 -.............- - . . 'V - N . . ••. • 5. lin . .36 wi.. - IttHL - \/1 -- V .•. :• -. .- coordii'iatós. p . 5- Top,orig.'14 , 'Is. • j . Now .. 4• ••• M4I -•-., & H4I11 . •., 'S. v 1 0r e - 1 . 50% off misses and junior - O pe p S. - . -, 41 •- S . ! ;.,t!- !'' - 13 Orion Pollock- and Wa Reach play a Samurai and his wife In the Seminole Community College Player's production INIrr:* - - ' 2 J.. 4 ;•P . ..V • • I.. .V . . V 'V S •. P LS , V •. •-VV - V -" 5 5 • . - .5 5 V fIIp - 4f' -'.-Ii . • - • 1 / fjS .5 - . -- v .)y 22 j.........5 5 . 5 -4 c, r,- • , I,$- ; tip - + of "Rashomon." Story, moro photos page 3A. V V - Herald Photo By Tom N•tsiI - • ' I II - -• p5.,- - _ - - - _______ I' il fa is -" IICV - - . - 3 • -, 5 - 2 r S)J - - - - ' • 'V .' V V • V J • •4f - - , ,•_%j j. - - ..-: C 'V V '-•.-: . .- . • 5. ' .- tlIII 24'V.k3... - - - • -- I'S.4 1SV. i : V' 42/4;__-J -, ••b'• .5 - -. / .5-S . -; 'V qV -. - •- -• 'V j.4 8.4 •- -' " . • , . - V - pV.sV V 'V P -I - - V I- •• - 1 _ - - • -• - - - 1 •. ' V • -• -- - -- • V - - -S 4 - • "' - 'ttV%1iI5I•e ,st , S N. " _k - u'-1 . c-.' ' '-tj- r' -. ' - • 'V �S .:-- ..S . S • - -- S -••:---•:-- . - - .- . 5--.-.- -. -.--- -. S - - - -- - - --- -- - -- - - I', 13 MWA, 100 L GOGUI)E If yse're $'g ii getting set Of hee Od are lsskiig far smedft to 4, I& wea& we a few seathuN: Time Out To Eat RANCH HOUSE —Where "we steer quality . way s,erydiy." sy our ewafresk 'beked ON - ad csku $21 Orlawk Ddvs, Nadi aiac's RESTAURANT — sad sassy te • beat IN dining to sor NOW PrláS Rib Rises. Sanford Airpud at the tirINl Ul. Dl's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lwth and dinner Sped , . festered. Uve en. tetalimient In our Iose Mom. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN —14— FEjoy live entãtahunt too" loung. Tsdsy thru$atwd.y. Ladles' Night every Thursday. fta1las Md Saturday — All you asist Special. 14 ib U. ,Sanford. HOLIDAY DIN — lAZE MONROE — Featuring mIld watering st.sbewd Natood. Your favorite in our popular 1000. "Overlooking the St. Jobno,to Sinfort LAZE MARY PRUPI'is .—. 1y our Fried l&en, "fried to pisfeellem in our own kitchen." We feature home' cooking and hoqihtality. one. questermileoft41 IakeMaryBlvd. PORT O' CALL--~ in steaks and etoot Our grist as bar res 30dlffeet N'E*Io,a. Hwy. 1742 & 43$ In $nInoIe Plaza, - Thestir Ada Gild imi mawth Red am lmerV', Nov. 14, 7:30 P.m..FalrwayRoornjMbn GeIf&(bwgryQub vmiaara pusyi we part of. Japanese medium 4= d the . 5 Text ond photos by Tom N.ts.I $uusçisd ads only. CO *.4417L v GuNs Age OtplsOPORMOred =UqMMd by Greater Isulurd My SaUfcrd, nford, Nov.140. Evao(il ktidi for oiler ot cIttirn, 56 aid ever. For suiry hiaks aid meh.de =nW Greater Sanford Q'-'b,r at QMMwM. .ths Ada Folk orulhs, perads, din horns iii4ng, auita q re ~a* ^MMAft milc, the family, CIMM fr.s, $1 for I:: dwaft for Daà..,.sb for Muscular aAL pALO ii, for ares high oi Ak. M w Obtain smers for every he OW dime,. For entry PINto to Sb. Past, 3,11 a.m. to lisps.; ibmisy, Nov. 4, imim t 135 p.m., Eels &-A Past, doatowe (h'1 ast. & f.o o - 'JL'pb p.sgj, ads PINIII Itito Air V* NW, $ aid 4, 14 p.m., puuaridIW £. ry to benefit 1llIud Way. u.s,. No, No Angela, Eagles Aunlatto FU .1oi, UI. A CeSium Knights sad Sb. Madea p Uajr, g a-hsfle. Adiaioi f'ebat. at A*u, ad V'huls Mall "Qulekath ,," S. _ PIN Ada k=:::.rrss to pie, no roi at C prousts PAL.IIN Wed N.,. 1147. - SL dWhm '.di,' Ifs., 1ab —" 1 OPUS I* s r S ik i ut -1i IU Kilevil 4. 5. im t W 1TI 1*,N.,. It M is "4iI. ___ . ø at 7 m"Will s ad Plaw No5bug A. at __ 11V r ,fin qMw If ; Rsekle Broek as, te weed. -5- S 5- . - I . I' p I e .5 ..- 5, S f4 jA ; If ." ts - - . ',.- '•. .. - - ••.. - •II,'. �----.-..-. A -.— - — 'I' S -• ••• i,k'a NsraW,ianor MulfiurMiIlion-Dollar Film Flash ELZINII 9 9* A" MWO MATINCI UT..,IWi.. wslL y DEta November 2 thru 8 the ny, villanlous ho,s, all kinds of apace LONDON, England — like Ming of the "Flash Gordon" oddities. Between shoti, •• 1 UN Uwdkw 811d Th'. comic bohe. And he was seamstresses rushed out rt*z* rj Zailtov Mood oft to one aids king 1pol how awkward outo the set to makerepairs, and icu4 hair. that has "ads him fell. sewIng the aiatumes with ThSywsrsontbepu4ya "It lstrswnatic,"hs said. real gaIdUi'isd. 01 the maitl.miuon.&IJar lbpol, who said he had Topol said that not ks* LrtAz* u I film, "Flmh Gordon," WhIth osne shaved his head for a no, he was moft a movie producer Dies DsLiur-iii 010110appeermes is "The In Spain and, as he ! SUN aid director Mliii HuiN Caucslan Chalk Circle," arosmd the hotel pool one are forng at lh@PPOW said he ceuld OmP@OML aftsrnoon,hersslhedthatjn Mudlo. And thin wee the "Has you noticed," he the three wasks 01 workIng planet map — all red sad asked Van Sydow, "that you on that NIth — "Making, I -, pspaiot.d with ON Isui* No tithigo with the thinkli $111,*" — he mad. creatures. In stanlag heckofyowhiiad? Your heir more money than his father coatamiss which, oddly, all an the bKk 01 your heed Is a had made In his satire CNEEIIIEAD seemedIo look vaguely kInd of prMoctl,s rada" lifetime. "Yes," Von Sydow ndd His father, Topol said, was But Ming — Max Van "And mert1-4-Ideal a plasterer ii*TIAviv. Sydow — and tans, — Moip very will ce I Topollsamajor don ii, Too eaty glanced at the shaved my host I seem to Wed. Beidis acth is CHIllING sztravagaaa while they, desan ulsre, too." I$imilfthes,hanawa SUCTION talked about hair. Von "Right," To* said. lbndir to Td Aviv that Sydow has shaved his head "Your heed eves fees d• satires polities and world totally for hi nets, to look 1 whkM jut1yIng ofWafthsvery.ucos.ful, *It anTh d.olsTopaL of is e .dosses eztru He as popula' aid IESAUIANT swirled anoend the two men, ciJ is fact that he him AND LOUNGE In their odd coetems aid eRa been aihed to later make'op. fire win. dwarfs Iaruit pI'. (bce he was 1144 PARK DI. _with hage s is a major peat In Ma Von Sydow peetray. Ming l.44— SANFORD hesdeoss sad with the WM 1gavsremeat, So far, he bee said no. Mt Pnivato Parties S Sauuet NuNS. by h. hail ta "I may do it," T001 says, tiiiiü wé "when I am senile." Tha, oboniras, Isto jibe with Von 8$.w, author of the t way the characters were 4 P.M. TN.- 11011010144T. rgr"ig hterional Mars, &'awn In the comic book. ipici*i.s. $3 & says that working Is more 01 D,L.iwi,itlIs my. he has a prohian than moat psopi. been thinking about making ITIAItS • ii*moi • M 1111 &m, He up movie oid of "Flash 10 ALL OffiNil ORl AmericenUd CiBel Gordon" for these ysers, and 'TN-1si&1a the oIpa they will let ieNWO man Wl..p,.. l play a'sviliedes robe, the projuet for the paM 1$ He be sthMIskei's.. meethe. The bdig part L _ 1 _ C" øusrs...... USd INfid Ns, "OWL ........ HsIssM,im01y, -'-... in 47ke1h Gwdea." He We W.S lid IL Is the ow" .........$I$SN • INOU1LlusI YVILisi' P.M. TIC A.M. CIi$LSSINU10ftu...pnJs 1K1U1T To MiNion CTifll I- - - -- -- -— -- --- — ——— ... PP - • :. itsiisa s&1a1lab.. : - . msiiesi . I .• . ..• i 1 FOOTBALL ____ I ____ _____ ____ —I,I today are examined end 000 °°" (3)5 CANDID CAMERA ________ as actress, Jomne There's no reason Why V*, motiur, j high solaria for women can't sInai good a job balm in" IF as men, or even better. "I oij't generalities, After completing her sh 'I think w.II but women are more 4eh. e said, e NOV _u, ____ _ _ t to , - Vart Msle isys Is tk What do actors Robert elsie book veralis of Redford, Carol Burnett, "flask :Gsrd,s," he, rt Cnsy and : • • . or , I An - *Iee'whsh Is lI wldsI • - : -• - _____ rra.,p.,aua. WI.hir,beshe,,00,, Be L*s Manila, Tally - 1 ___ MWL T110 1 CASH =' raiii,, VFW m. etraij. i: i. '' t1HJ.J;i'I _ ______ CkI1Jj fe llw,I,pg,to, pj*gt.,m.y an had .M the old --- - • fMOM : Gvi PhY, I I *iil ho d - NPI. AIOON 1tOO adismime ... • - It over again, knowing what I know now. I could make It better. "I regretted I hadn't studied my directors in the tbO Alen Punt and oo4sosts Lord Anderson, Valerie Harper and '. .'ijoysd the 'ems of ractical then man. Title vlaa. paiu$otpalon ape. WIN Chambedain present a s•i more and "aianc are i wouldii't ,. feeling that the show was my Iui ijEVENING IN svxmw .cieidraips'tass and..plains. icoN have directed 'Family' if I : orsetlon. Ma'. so more women Oft don't -_i. I A once.great producer punted on unsuspecting reel. hado done the MI film. I being ftsdinanl*dasedvir. theAFlflknbecsuiieltwasa lots to make a mi___ showed It to the 'Familyentering the longijnflln sin, ___ am of really profe fmN a- 1110 ssional it. producers and they like what ___ am Festiv 0 jans . molere. th they saw." rarity by en explosion STNG PSOPLI OF TillS WEDNISDAY MILl ISLAND Pennsylvania In his fool". Joanne Is not thinking of "The difference was acting, was paid only ,000 abandoning neeki a living near Three Mlii • her acting aovp 717$ tromendem. I was working for directing Ssda Thomp. cores, Ill to di (4) VUI IN rect full time. 1T1U14 and snieqnse With a W5 budget; and a large son, lW$ about __"O' James Craig aflempte to stop She ,,, Bro4enlck, IVINS She will Mar Nov. 13 In CBSpj p caM and I had a lot of people idristy McNichol VICUlonn of his sodK and and TV's ME Th eater two.hour to amen to. When I difictld Meredith EVENING soon iilItiii that more le at BaxterBirney In movie, "Streets of L.A." (4) 5 py_y in The Lover', I stab, thai a mere mows.- 1:00 But It would be safe to a sirs of inIsMis conduct. my OVU money bscase APId the "Family" episode. S "TWINING OP Till ad in Washington, D.C. and bad wager Mie will be studying given me aily $2,000. She admits (4)Thl ULTIMATI NIGH: SNIATS Cape 'Cod, Roger Mudd she would husband Paul's moves when COUri5, It HANG SIJDINS ioo explores the public and privat. oami.,ciai project,Wls'I It a I'applly have paid ABC-TV he directs her In the movie ml FLO only sides of Sin. SCAM 1W 5110MB John eiay This half-hour vai purist. uuie Gustafson senaitivsiy Edward N. had a caM 01 los, and one for the oppostmdty to direct "Shadow Box" later this the show, but novel ag, year. patlon_Program_dramatizes o'iplore the Nsporlaios of INs locu'Inn and esplik'a --- .1 w4 con S.'Jy by 5'J'4 fo jIIj games Perpetrated on occasion Ni INs Pvss of thai, "I wotisbs't wad to "With 'Family' I did as ipleadic TV In the luta'.," CONCORD STRINS unsuspectlngre.Jt*s. iöject .. blrWi.ciiae1 QIMRTIT n.ys BARTOK myee*aM.op.Inomy Joanne said. "I'd much nine end h. HAYDN Haydn'a Siring on few' ersat hohas. I prefer to writ, the sa't, SUNDAY OuaiIsI Ni D Min or, Opus 7$, don't like • making produce and direct a MONDAY Number a and Sarie's 5c. N1I1TI 4, 1575 $ lid ~rty whkh in all aid String Querist is foe. areas Nmf - , . In episodic IV sad hive total creative • th Co Tip PWCOS Ovaitat's pilO,,,aaii that yes do the beat 705 em coatrel with time and mossy as. CIOM, In the time aSsist to di it properly. SOLD rs NOT TiS .1 N'S I:. n.m "There me prams., 'I'm aet awe i NOW- .iS :-i IIIVII t. THUISDAY psnamai dive to do It. I'd Sen to INS Aii*s Ylung Is.- Josh rnu star, DIAMONDS • PSeple woe Mas nealy like I. baims a wid 06 on .;.- _ _Ii $J% 1575 l.r COINS elMaekuffir*$ at a uN.JU atlas mid-• wishes. mu-il ir3iiII.m Win NI.. AFT ION *to,Iisjepsd%1ag • 'II 11* aet. vAil STIT WISK Ow ormw Md aeterity øguu's R O IP 41, TUUDAY jff(jfj M tiNse wa ab , ell 111miev me meuddy — or am uvIS. meuIIs .et 'liii NStS 4000 • Owl I. to . 1 .wi .'• S (2) ___ NOVflfl5, $75 ___ Url.s arrived to Lass .ii •IIL!If.L $$ .. 1:00 sOlflemistakes. I'd like todo . TERIYAKI STEAK' .DIIm.r.f,,Two •• ir, ái is..is. A u.s.o.*.. Joanne Woodward. Both adore, Paul has directed a of movies and now ____ SATURDAY CaudlM actnean CaWorela bm Unto Carlo. med Msl* Andoruse, We watchid. The Daft s was hid at the be Gem,.' And Iaswthlione 01 ''.!! !'S $ few tie's. head= and said. 5VU er mat. whths "There Is my Flash Con. I' don." And that's bow Semi, WashIer Beed or Joass covuned e ly. depeadlig en wh.you t _ - - -— "After cbmlet1ng the rough cut I realized I'd made 5. ola new movie. They're Pau Newman ow ______The Week Specials Of __ *W1 UITIlT*NlIT* lot more about acting than I knew about directing. . .- manage a quarire or the plot UOSSY5OWDUN • -"IIs ij 1hes j as nodi',uil.g -iii at WIW WJ! WI MI!" He says he VOL, his "Fl ." The Mar 01, "FI Qir "I l. when 1 me den" Is a yo Aey1e' IiopualS,"hsssys. doett on" am J. Ju.0 fl. sully width TV, but my leadIng 1* Is a pretty moths iwwvtaiu"is CNH.SSIW$ t Phd UUD P105 TIIS$S$PlcI*i,$, amy 10 vms suit..- 0100 sosu ONLY 10llsMs and two directors In the same marital bower? It's not a kinky, Hollywood _____ showd my ss•m v. from Las Cruces, Now Mexico; Part I of "Battle of The NFL Cheerleed. irs from MiaiTil, Part I of "World Si(Iis Poker" from Las Vegas, Novel. di. ___ v.ryw.I1 since V" h.a. I I played my first Important role as an actress. I knew a — Joanne has perched in a directcr'sthafr for sp 411 past to learn how they did Regional COQS 0 Clive- Nov. 20 MOfiNING Th anksgiving things. But I've learned a land Browns at PhKadslphts episod. of TV's "Family" tb Eagles, New England Patriots great deal and the cxseries , Buffalo Bib, perlence has changed my 830 (I)SNPLFOOTIAU. Tampa, Paul directed Joanne in 1030 perspective and ap. • THE NFL Bay Bnesrs.t Atlanta F. "Rachel"and'TheEffectof -• SAILING, SAILING Ireclatlon of a director's cons G4mn Rey5 on Man-In• s contribution." SUNDAY tbO The-Mom Marigokis" The There have been only a 12.30 •WsoSTUNG couple will team up once NOVEMBER 4, IV$ handful of professional 0AF0O*11. agaIn later this year with 3:45 PAUL NEWMAN Inuft"Unwe female directors In the D 6 NFL roo*y husband directing Wife in history of movie s, among 1:00 had . 4.0 "Shadow Box." WMSTUNG •1130 them Ida Lupino, Joan "a series has been on Darling and Jeanne (I)• NFL POTIAu. D.fr011 The excitinent In the DAN= 000. 4:00 Lions as Chicago Beers Newman manse is Joanne's the air ft'yews, ° Aee100N Morreau. Joanne hopes she NCMP0OTIAU. IVBdJNG debut as a professional and crew were all familiar will Inspire other women STWn u chain. se,. 12:oo oth er and they follow suit. director. The blonde with e erage of the $glvtwslght ioenv Academy Award-winner Is give me all the stoit I ''Women have pioneaiip bout stwo.n , could hope for. Watt and flobert Vsiciust (rOifl not altogether JOHN MOICAY troldiUOUUY logged behind (Usagow, Scotland: a firstMONDAY trads. Two years ago thS '115fl57 Fonda played VINCEDOOL011 men in• directing. Directing rourm ma" in of directed "fi Lover," a is an authoritative position SOidflQ sides. 1230 g.at role in NOVEMBER s,17 UIIfldo aft CNMUI FlU. at h*hrsldet.d me for a which few women aspired to. sh th 4.30 of the American Film S NFL TODAY NOW, like everything else (4) aoavs e. vi Evown It was string, gi ng 9 Institute which provides diNdimI , Involving the sizes, the Scheduled higM4o inds a Weekly gliJgl4FOOTBALL to li*. of key N tOO piati to encourage WO(flifl jg't t.11 him do situation Is changing. day dx-rcund bout football oo1M we prsient. NFL FOOTBALL. Houston to batwsi,1 ToohesvyuatM TaP JOnS and "I think we'll see more and Id. ON sit DolphIn. ft WU With a bit 01 anything. I finally get to a Marl women entering the point where I'd discuss trapislation that Joanne - ____ with him b.1*n.field. Dyan Cannon, O4cely cue 01 the bnigidaM women rolled the Tyson, Susan Oliver and cameras. He's In Hollywood - added moatcoponauveacr other actress.. have directing to her ac wont" directed films for AFI. . a Actor-Director 1j4) (NBC) J.du.LII.J HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Would yon believe two actors (P15) ___ 0 SATURDAY NOVUISI 3, 107$ 1 5007 Sloop fsilor—asdbaseMlght () (CR5) - ___ nnre AUVOVC*NIAJ — ± As (cs) (CBS) Sports On The Air WILD WEEkEND _ - (NBC) aw. a..* PrIdey, Nov. 2, fl7-4 Joanne Joins Paul TELEVISION Comeback Makes A Pt. - - ------- ----.- - -- - a, __ __ ____ _ _ r. ---- - - . - 0 S W U 4 IIP ? 4 A I .A'Zc ? £à :v'-i' (.7: MF -'. 5 -. - - Fro I .5...I- .- ,..- S _ • 4S. - ' %._- 'ry - .- ,t,- •'•---- 7 1;4. �- ------------------------• -. -_____ - rs.' * .------ S ---.---.--- - -.-------- . ----------.---,--.-- - ------ -- -1. . 6-11 V611111109 "W11111111, Prfty, Nov. ,, U affaIrs and * i I l% A Pauline Frederick, ,. NOT THE MAN, IT'S broadcast Journal st. November 2'me PLAN chartsyne Hunter. .zomlnes the iscic rsac(1) NBC NEWS tion to the Andrew Young me1230 MORNING CBS NIWS Ignition and Thu present status (1) THE JITBONS EVENING DANCE SHIRLEY Shirley, unable 10 of black leadership. TA / SUPIR SEVEN • fIfldsteachlng job. gs$a1e B: 44, •NOMPOOTIALL M . as paymaster for a construc. " - DONAHUE RtSARD tion co ow. PITS US$1: (1)• WTHE $OUNDSTAGI"An_ •WASHINGTON AS MAN BEHAVES WEEN Ed fling With Jac kson Siowne' •St$dNUENISTM REVIEW B 0 HER HAW Masts: ,. "Unconscious Motivation" fl 5yron Of tOO ry Gatlin, Foster Brooks, Becky t$O sings and plays his own OULTRAIN 3O meIAWA,mYou •WALL. STRUT WEEK compositions. ____ WRNTUNS (ID, a S HOT DOS RENCE WELK "Speculations" Guest: Riti . GROWiNG YEARS J LAV Gold,,,,, ACADEMY LIAD CMds MInd" (Part 1) cz) •!%1Il., Host:.Johnny __ "Don't" "Closed Mond T1 ' AS MAN BEHAVES dint,invessminta, Slisersc, tOo - • I'1 Stone, Inc. 'oItiig Free" and 'Ts 'Hocus Pocus Of Stage Charles Naison pgy _____ STAR TIIIk Th e • HnosW' p PBS CI) ICOUNTIIY FO OS Enterprise Is attached by Miq (I) MOVIE "The Other THIIN'S A CROWD ____ Met 'Q so ) PLORIDA'S WATCHING of The £ . Part ii gj •MOVIE Red Burl"(C) of the ship. E piy PNUO INCIT RJOGI (1570) Marilyn 1t1, limo. (1971) Charles Bronson, Main ALL IN THE FAMILY • THE GROWING Y'ARS thy Bottoms. Former champion Dolon. A train robber Is PALMAGAZINS "The Child's Mind" (Part 2) 700 sler Jill Kir4nont hhiutad 5 doUble-CfOsld by his pafluii., (I) PROFlLI WILD CI) CHIPS Though hospi. EC'JCAT quadriplegic by a tragic acci- who a Js.sLid sword (1) FA AND HOME tailAd, Pond helps Jon and __ dint MS to CS With Sill. ' " Luck T. _____ j from $ JIpineS. ambassador , tsnpOrary rePlacement doubts when a new lovs intern as wiN aN the gold from the S SLACK AWA! John w S SPICUIWOMAN .01w, a rash of robberies being her lie. auv7 r7w ____ !. robbery. (111/2 His.) committed In stolen cars. MIlLS OP me 710 (1) THE DUNN OF NM. • ciiu ' *jim.j sdcky.ol charges (I) O RACE FOR YOUR LIFE. i) Tic TAC DOtJStl r obber 710 - of a ' lARD So and UAe get a Angels enter the fashion world • (I ') - CHARLIE SNCIA4 The Pea. 4) HAPPY DAYIII AGAIN SAY CITY ROLLINS 011411101110 help their Idol, stock to track down a psychotic killer 210 nyu_garlg go to summer camp, THE NEWLYWED GAME car racer Cal. Yarborough, test who skiagiod severil beautiful AND COMPANY •MAV11= "Island In The whom Iher Convince perennial FAMILY PSUD . some new equipment in Has,models. 30 Swamp" Charlie to antic a MA'SN Hawkeys and Slid ANIMALS ANIMALS AI. big race against- several faster Ito riepper's plans to go to Tokyo • OM , MALE Animals Of The Past ••,, IdAV,' ,7 - AI _•are interrupted by the surrin.' Smith, Attorney General" This '.2 I K WORLD CONNECTIONS AN S THE ROPERS After Stander of some wounded U.S. aol. live telephone Call-In program 1210 P00 li accidentally sets fire to his dliii by the Chinese. ALTERNATE VIEW features Florida's attorney gin- ® CI) he and Helen move In CHANGE "The WI,esI Of DICK CAVITT Guest: John oral as he responds to the con. (4)S MIGHTY MOUSE I Fortune" James Burke 1217 with the Brookss for the night. Kenneth braith. Oitfl5 thrOughOut • •'pjw, flngem" HUCICLE S JBCICLI the development of the modem the $tSti. $00 S (11W)(1952) James Mean it production line from Its tines- S DETECTIVE SCHOOL A (I) NATIONALGIOSNApc 1PO0 Danielle Dsrrleu*. World War If - PMIT WITH — Pscted origins in mysticism imOsde fisliIoi,i show becomes SPECIAL "Zoos Of The (I)SDALLAS Bobby's grow. mestsr Spy "Cloero" pub off a P30 the 'oaf. for a showdown World" Annually, ovel, 3W j. Ing attachment to a ranch ding piess of espionage work (I) 0 CASPER AND THE and astrology. (R) betww' the dStSCtIVSs and a 30 Nan people visit the woo 500 hand's son (Ronnie Scrltine,) by infIIt,atlng an Allied aruba.. ANGELS killer. MOVIIII aquarIums. Now, a makes Pam's task of tilling sy. (1 W. U Mint) ANTIOIAS ' • '' ___ look eting me ones at him about mew unborn c tOO I' T' - -800. td _ World am more d0loulL (2) 5 NBC war MOVIE Ito QD 0 IN@ I Le "IfinAftwit (19M Gram FMAN04LVM ll ffft me eurwi a a Quip""s SOOK OF (I[) a MINNOW SPECIAL While working with a rodso, WORLD al[CONOG. (is I a OUGO WOW I ROAD Of PWMW WOO a 'I"' David Banner ancounWIrt'. a Mcl,iod, RiChard Hitch and land, Guests: Den dci '' I Courage Is Douglas mwdwous gang 'of c cattle 61111ohool MacArthur. the World Vwe , hosts lo a wa.nL thlimse. I VICTORY StS VALLI - militaryhero who enWar 11 raged pvmma*m of ow. A .. RATTLE OF THE NET. 1W and dsilng feels. (N) pisuiftots whileCommandeer. a. the Dt Sand. WCRKSTARS Twenty.four •THE PLORIDA SOAM TNT 5 fOVII _"TNs PropgflyIs IRS 11100" to vicift In ImportPlO (I) THE ULTIMATE "14" we 6 from ABC,CBS Most Devil Moss, Is Joinad by OUIIdWNiat_(C) (1150) - ____ FRENCH 011W IIANS UOINS • and NW display 01* I 11114111 i 1pq is for "a WON, Robot Redford. A W"1100TOALL _ *ft in h@@d4o4wW ,-oj IIIII "so.SOdTCsptainStub. 88PNq11W 10W%ffN"uw,00v. man"'hw tion. Team ospiskur 1r Dick program which .J young erage of Ilie IlghtwsliI chars. tar Van Patton (ABC),_Ed Mnar i-4$alrlo n - . 1 IE Whelan and -1 games dlshur$anal. slid MW.liS 1* 5 NRE'S YOUR ILTN PIOMItI1 bout IIII'.UA JINI and ftobi,I' Conrad peelretet en unsuspichng vuelo (Gale Storm tries to NewOdaiare •N•p ,, DOLLY Guest: Ronnie MIDAY November b.r 3' o. saws 21 I SUND __________________________________ November 4 AY loser (2) BOSSY BOWOEN G)CNAxLW.P8LL JOHN MCKAY • 500 S ISSUES AND ANSWERS A SITYM _Guest: WAY Senate Minority Leader . ITOWIITHELWE Houul Rthai'iO .i' AGRIOULTURE U.S.A. ANOTHER VOICE P30 ® CHURCH SERVICE 1210 THE LAW AND YOU (2) CHANUE PILL VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. (1) S NFl. TODAY TON •COLLISI FOOTBALL 'IS S APT HOURS Weskly Nghilghti of key NCAA football contests are present. 700 ad. (1) rs COMPANY @0=Y SOWOIN I) SUNDAY SCHOOl. FORUM FLORIDA RWORT MA*.O AND THE MAGIC MOVIE IM PICTURE OF HEALTH S NFl. FOOTBALL S IS_PALWELL Regional coverage of Cleve. land Browns at Philadelphia 710 (ID PINK HILLS CHURCH OF Eagle.; New England Patriots it Buffalo Bills THE NAZMUNE (I)5 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa (I) SUNDAY MORNING Bay Buccaneers at Atlanta FalSLACK AWARI$S DIRECTIONS Patrlclo cons PROAN000N FloraL the newly appointed WASHINGTON WEEK IN Medcan.Amsdcan Archbishop RIVIIW(N) of San Antonio, Is Interviewed. 130 _ PBS WRESTLING (2) VOICE OP VICTORY WALL. STREET WEEK (1) THREE I NOIONIC .•_•_. rmu ''"• " Goldman, senior vice presi. 5 Rmc HuMs.a dent, Investments, SHOW MY PEOPLE Hayden, Stone, Inc. (N) USAMISTRS-(R) 2:00 - - 1:30 • 5 WALL STREET WICK (1) SUNDAY MASS i4) MARIO AND mu MAGIC "The Crash Of 129" The events surrounding the crash of 1929 MOVIE MACHINE and our economic situation 5 ORAL ROBERTS today are examined and in energy sources since the eft I 2 I Brown I I NO 2:30 5 MOVIE "It Happened One ICOS ARE PSOPLE TOO Night". (BIW) (1034) Claudette 'OP.MWJIIRIS Colbert, Clark Gable, A news. MISINRS(N) peperman shields an heiress 1:10 from p, ag5 finp. (2) GOSPEL 11111110010 JUSI- ki 10 st a e000p.(2 112 His.) L THE FLORIDA 5flJ 1151' M "The World Of This viewer pe_Icipatlon ape. -Abbott And Oi" (11W) clal dramatigis and explains (1150) Bud Abbott, LOU 005151con games per. 10. The best 'oaf.. from 1$ of petratedand on unsuspecting reel- (4)5 SUNDAY M0IE1 - pj shark's rampage of terror STUDIO_SEE ThirteenyNr4Id Nareld Knight practlo. ____ es to become an CI)s ___ • WTISTcNImoii "M Mer lest and lien feund, a erwiN. jhiker Or to 101010110110 . milieus from a ___ .1 -. "' .. . I a .. -•••••• . .j.............................. .,.••.•. • -- 46 Never (German) 51 Dawn goddess 52 100 square meters 53 Actor — Beatty I Vitality 27 Actress Lit Prices Down dam ______ INN him on an unusual search • AWCO A. "Three Che.tisr ,i.o" "0 Youth And @~'Kithir)ql Waber and mm"Mwelw C4)THISAICTRU —V — MOST WI_I __,g __ ___ W - - - . — . - - uIs dsSNs,s. Pied gesomeere eqIu ____ - — fl f '& - Arabian shilli e4io dategh. We lie was saved_b Goitre Three •' __ - *_ SW -' about s middie *1 anewmlnl.to mcspturs illsest" and inat- of WA V01 FUL111011011 "Low — _ ft t" -- —'-'- - I - hank baSs Siam Ire. c. mony or 00 so be oft. LOW to Iler howd6m. - - FW —ANN Moll s Ow I—I M& as New Yen II!Y, 011)rho 1. Aagss., p' the bagodaiwe oflie JL !,IsoIOF. "*A&'&HOMS - NDVA "e For Gold" A Staid leuk it lie.O J WIN. Mabybyshailaginfewsdllcal Osa sae b S.i/Ii, HIIMW. Ing malJIs.ds of Olympians '1H)CJ)ns In Its 11100 ,011 to seth com GaiN tJ.0 ma as Jag. 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A Navy - 5 G death at a coasisi vacation resort sends the area's sheriff, elm a professional hunter and a ___ shark expert on a mission to sk0 1:00 ' - - W Rickles 12 Facilitate 14 Actor Dam _____ ____ uuMmang$j 55aJ5 that WM*M alIylarso l.Ina1 III HM) MAKE _____ Schelder, Robert Shaw, Rich- __ SIDOOMPANY(R) *50 (1) Two MDIII 0AESILL SHOW ___ RON MEN wom ammommm ommmo amm ARM omm Hamm Amm ommm ommmam Ammom amood RMANAM Amm Room Amm Ammm Amm Amm omm Ammom Rommmom Ammm Amm Amm Amm ammi ?Actr. 1IS1JO9Dj5PJa Tuesday — I SdiiOIPli1*Is1i S Compensate III[IU1ifC1I5LtylNiD,! 'Sotie 111 29 Cadence a Ed — stars jTe7t tell THE PEOPLE ___ OF TIIII 31 Actor Robert as Lou Grant i__nialAl MILE ISLAND Pennsylvania ________________________ 13 Actress— ____________________ AVI. N r—'jI.Th,ie (2)5 NBC 35 Inborn MOVIE Adams Istoli p'.s their esllngs "MacArthur" (1177) 35 Fish eggs *5 One (French) tI1TIThsIYIAlc and leers about last spring's Peck, Dan O'Hedhy. 40 Actress 17Laatqueenof tjgoj pow pit ac,,l.Jsnt, Natalie — areeq of Gene,al Douglas epali. 43 SIoux IndIan MacArthur, the World SQ !y fish W H 1:41 44lundlsc SiActor— military hero who' enraged (4)5 NFlITOGAY 46 Hostel Elliott pielfin ta loading 46 Tumor 4:00 23 Peer G$it's to victory, Is re-crutid. Ri nat q;dte tries that Pub drInk Sands Of IWO (Concluelin) mother (I '-Sm Jima" (11W)- (1049) John (I)5AUCE Alice learns why used to. Hire are sum. YL Vera's boy*lend obJected to r.J!!to mama r.TII UR um UU7 "''v w a u.. " vera taking an art class am giant glom Me rebellloue used a nude modal when she gene down In price thiaks to reGAIN resuft in ml capture la_______Ithemodsl. such fa01ors Increaed ollwoJlms.(IHrs.) SMAITEJISCE THEATRE competition or Improved CI) S NFl. FOOTBALL Detroit "Lom For LydIa" I* at Aspeit logy, says Self Lions it CIlceo Baa,. House Is dirkenid by a death SNORE "Cal Me Swans" lnthet.inlIy. (Part 7oI 12) (C) (1553) Sob H0PL Anita — alf tdoL 11114". An author.estplorer THE JIPPIRSONS C4)S — HiidbiM eakiIats, arid danger Georgse discovery of an unlul- — whir. he Is 551,1 to AMos on and eaciat IoimmmInl mission to Bled iUtIt in hIS athers wiN — at 11 -OW duo's ..--- ers at If 1/iNns.) • tkMIWORD cas aid oreytuss. A giant • FrIday, Nov. 2, 975-7 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOViE "Hard Times" (1975) Charles IronI son, James Coburn. A street fighter and a wily promoter form a partnership In Depr.slion-Ira New Orleans and together stag. Impromptu bouts for high stakes. (N) OEM MEE MEN CI PLONIDM me NNW STAUCER Kol. chak Invsstlgates a posh club for singles where several young members have ended up as elderly corpses. (N) 3AFTER HOURS 11:45 S JUKEBOX Guests: 100c, Eddie Money, Johnny Cougar. . 12:00 (4) CBS MOVIE "One On One" (1977) Robby Benson, Annette O'Toole. An Idealistic college freshman, drafted by a university for his basketball skills, soon learns the harsh realities of the scholastic sports world. S NBC LATE MOVIE "Anal Crash" (1073) Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland. Several madcap living In a junkyard decide to embark on an all-out sprse aboard a restored World 10000 war u airplane. (II) 12:15 ACROSS 46 Young adults 24 Rough lava page S MOVIE "The Egypt"'* (C) 1 Sportscaster 50 Actor Ron — 25 Entertainer 40 Wag (1954) Peter Ustinov, Ge — Barber 54 Navigate — Linkletter 41 Individuals Tierney. A physician meets With 4 Poem 55 Electrified 27 Singing sylla 42 Actor Ryan suffering and exile when he 7 1930'a govt. particle bi. — work program 66 Wrath comes to the aid of an Egyptian 28 Suffix Indlca• 44 Priestly vest to Number 57 Zodiac sign pharaoh. (2 His. 35 MIs.) tlng fulness ment • Ii Comedian — 58 Chicago's 30 Terminal 46 European 5 MOVIE "Jaws" (1975) Roy - - Evening Nerd, Sacierd, Fl. S NEWS 12:40 LATE MOVIE "DevIl's 13th century. Rain" (1975) Ernest Borgnlne, Eddie Aibert.The leader of a $30 Satanic cult searches for a (4)5 ONE DAY AT A TIME Julie's boss, a psychiatrist, book containing the names of comes to dll'A'.er and uncovers people who have sold their long-standing resentment souls to the devil. Compa red. (1) OUTLOOK T611 Worst Decisions ___ __- -MftW d s a a" an Mollie wr j5t__ Aftj urs in" an OM (191k ____ Alm _ Ibis a games perpetrated • 1 dSeII,MISParrew,Anindus. OPLMNSOIIDON =r?"Ift hrrkg. - aids: Irh abed114 proJoct, a SIS - SUNI I 'N"' acessatsat laitlid •f, a RebII,s!Wd.a t • heIll'.OUS*l room and Ssw UVI(Mpir IEIININ p'si bsE ? ias aSar ho a biW ho. dss ____ guests No low will I I OLM$*S00NNe. 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T S SATURDAY NIGHT ': .'dSdà .• . .,••, SiN • •' ,. UV$ N; Sill Russell. cr-ag'b. do 1111110111 i —i ibis, GATHERING OF THE GREATS 130 13D NBC NEWS OABCNEWS Ed SEARCH OP.. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "The Old Curiosity Shoo" Nell and her grandfather meet Mrs. Jarley who offers them Jobs In her waxworks. (Part Sot 10) t45 (31) 8 NFL TODAY 70O (1)5 DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" Three members of a government expedition In the 1570s attempt to thwart the plans of a submarine captain (James Mason) to destroythe world from his underwater kingdom. (N) (I)S50MINUTES SALVAGE I EVENING AT SYMPHONY SelJl Oxaws conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra In Acts II and Ill of TchaIkovsky's Immortal "Swan Lake." 1:00 @j 5 ARCHIE SUNKEN-8 PLACE MONK & MINOY Mork discovers that Mindy. In the hoani. for a ton s been listed under the wrong name and scheduled for brain Surgery. 5 CONNECTIONS: AN ALTERNATE VIEW OF CHANGE "Thunder In The Skies" James Burke takes a close look at the many changes MORNING "m. (N) • -- fl'$ - ___ - : .__- lp.. d. :'' "1 •. • '• LØ* ____ oonoys men when - - - - - - - - - . __ ___ -i- '5 • I S dP 0 1-1 - 0 '1 •'. '. r Ath..'t.,.4'4 s ' . Z."- - . - -..•-•-•• �A - - LI -,Iying H iisd, P1. Famous rIsy, N. .07!.. - Last asked by his Artist Pablo Piceas.: lXJs.*p51lfhe had a last "Drink lome." When massage to the world, lit that case, what L quastk,n?" WM$a Bildgb (sheet to be bet: (2) (3) circu ccoi*b." _____ Serps: uws1t: "I ART J PaitW ids 'ls.rsck "I shall lock forward to a ph—M time." I PLORIDAI he wins a bet with Alex and Ns MA'S" A grateful prize - a night with Elaine. Biggest patient devotes himself to i000 Hawkiye while Radar left in love and KN (2) (12) CANDID CAMERA Allen Funt and co-hosts Loni short-weve ram. Valerie Harper and DICK CAVITY Guest: Anderson, Vale Richard L. Strout. (Part I of 2) Wilt Chamberlain present a look at how people behave 500 when they don't know they are M0ONDW LOSO/ SJ being filmed In an updated varAND THE SEAR When 5.11$ slon of the long-running sires,. arrested for stealing the • HART TO HART Jonathan ru Wills a, a Las Vegas casino, onner to Upsets In meat prlasflglds, the better NpidMion wIg*. Bat oc boxer with the SItir$ Lobo (Claude Alms), trap a killer preying on profoscompeting for a police award. SIOI%ei pisygi s. ri b100muedetrmln.d to • SNEAK PREVIEW: TAKE Thow wire the =a unforgettable upsets stall Urns, acoerlig to the ms leek of leatig" (wors M S CALIFORNIA FEVER An unscrupulous competitor talftiet): L Mu kbft*Jw usee dlrt trIcks to keep nose frOM IilliVki 1115 OlSiflObili ksaunlquoautocon$est. HAPPY DAYS Font is LieM (first flgM) I. Lisa Spiske. AM (st) Cassino CIsy.S.usy uon (first) Jee 1L lessth1lu now ftiinieis 1. K's NsrI.aj.ed MONDAY AM (SM) Rime CirhpSS'Johe 1 1. Iassr Jsksusses. Pk,d PedSins (first) L MW Tleng amp ,ilIw' ________ _______OVlIMNiT it. he WaIesS$4icud — ___ ISIL. can you . A ._ & ia &WL Mm ho iw*aIas's etien Mii, Isolde. lo, lap,w his maui, aid run for OiyOsunot ®OUTLlMoIsosstiq _ILCMeIss aid Laira y 10110 1 *lcl (Victor ic10lfliWSSdbbeIbysdsdI.. Prenali) who auor a siWins oiled mc._ Pack Mind, Nile __ _ic SIdIP4 maniy • __ "1' 1lNlectMe10 ___ I.ov,puimr PI}UI]1 PMIISV' J __ ,. w1UR INPAW °°.' tl es adicte She ssr -. .-.----- AN I_ r —" •$* JI5ry Tr sidle i ftr . ... dive w0i nd'lrnuj __ __ tIOT Ni14N ( 'IIW NM• SO 'sIII5S H*PPV SAYS ASAIN '". viiii SIIM . _____ is TV 3311095 - ___ ___ Thereisahumw tendency thbe suspicious ofan,, who gives too much, u Jerry does on the Muscular Dystrophy drive. The people at the Muscular Dystrophy Association tell me that all Jerry gets for his efforts are his eqienses when he travels. He Is not getting rich from it, that's for sure. The M.D.A. folks also tell an - and this surprisedme— that they have generally gotten 100 percent of the pledge money. Some people don't send In the money they have pledged - but more people, who don't pledge anything, send money in anyhow. DEAR DICK: Whatever happened Ii that little Scsttlsb gi, sIiga, Lisa sisetbIag who .tade a aisatles few years apT J. B. Kiog, CMc, N.Y. That was Lena Zavaroni, a little lass with a big voice, She Is dill. Mar In England, where she lives. She's now 16,andshegoesto Rotheuy Academy, In Bite, and is in what compares to our second year of high school. Between her recordings and her TV specials and the appearances the flakes In the siusmer, she Is said to clear close to a million dollars a year. She has told reporters she will quit school when the turns 16— at the end of this year - and devote all her energies to her career. So you will probably be seeing her again the,i. DEAR DICK: Who was the lending mu who played Jane Russell Is lb. m.vles7 What Is he deteg ? IL, N.rfsIk, Vs. Many different stars - even Bob Hope - played op. Polite Miss Russell. But you are probably thinking of Jack leetfing man In her big smash, "The Outlaw." After that, he made a few more movies, then quit. He Is now, at lad report, an Investment broker Ore 4 'f As k Dick Kielner 'Prank Aletter, but they were divorced. They have two children. DEAR DICK: Why dent we see more of Sissy Spacek? HO WARD, Tucs.u, Aria. You will. She Is one of the more discriminating of ac tresses, and doesn't take every part that comes alpng. She is currently filming the movie based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography, and she plays Miss Lynn In that. DEAR DICK: l jut read your column hawalch you state that actor James Stewart was an only child. Fussy thing - as a neighbor, I grew up with Jim aid his two sisters. JON O'NEIL, Indiana, Pa. Funny thing, Indeed. That will teach me to believe a studio biography. I answered that question and based my answer on a studio bib which said he was an only child. Lots of litters from Indiana. Pa., his home town, told me how wrong Iwas. He did, indeed, have two sisters Mary and Virginia. My apologies to them. - Jennifers Michael Top New Name List DEAR DICK: I would like I. bow who plays Jaws Is the James Bend movies, and hew des. he gst u*.eI lcth. Did be ever play Lath es "The As Family?" U.S. parents appear to 9. Daaleflc U.S. to France for IS. Christine inspiration in naming their WIWAM BL*XLEE, l.a Diege, Calif. daughters. Meanwhile, the most Richard Kid Is the large, economy.aized actor who litese were the names popular names for boys plays Jaws. The steel teeth are courtesy of the make-op most frequently given to were: departzn and they are very unccmfoitable No, Kid girls born in 1978, according I. Michael wasn't Liardi - the late Ted Casuidy played that PS1t. to Parents magazine: z. David DEAR DKZ: My p'andlalber Iare arguing sheet Iai I. 3. John Lie Meriwether of "Bazeahy Jeues." Is she or ain't she a L Jessica 4. ChrisloOer tensr Mlii America? it is, ibM year? Is she married? S. Nk,sle L Anthony U si, to who and hew many kids dies she have? CARL 4, Melissa I. Robert IUGLEY, W —epsdj Pa. S. ic ll M he e 7. Jam s You and çaais picked a beauty to argue about. Lee Is •, Morin James I. one of the few u-MIss Americas to make it as an actreSS 7. Usa I . Daidel .murosctor a tlw a JMMMML ow S ckeut Rol - Ina lileululon 'IIgN Frey' aid ThsVs () 110 =M1 &AN NO ili $uig MMII .i.et iN be Ufliit5j$ Wi.iikL.il _ 1W&4ft I" gap son oft II1ma1jetg ousmw 'sL - AV*ILMLE iNS *ItSMS EiP1!s'u!!iLnrtu1ul One ;A7 -- , (2)®000 NEWS - to ON 111s need for girls • Q(JE PARA. U.S.A.? when a burlesque _troop per11M focmlna for Howards lodas (2) 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Wiow fails to appear. Carson. Guests: Sidney ••A5 Game" Athielas may no longer Goldimith. Bert Convy. Angie hive $0 t he nh of Dickinson, Oarson Kanin. serious, dbseliling injuries due •SANNASY JONES Two IQ the promising future of OfllTik%advertont. Pi COflVnit a IllUrdir when__ sports modloine. their 1~victim unexpwoft ii:$10 fronts them. (R) SANSS Angle's old boy. •SNY gtt ' Ila ODDO __ LEADERS, DOR AM 4111011111111- ONLY io.so THE TWO RONNIU ItCO DEAR R DICK: I would like to bow jest how rich Jerry Lewis gets Iris the "my children" drive he puts on each Yew. I say he beeps a big percent of the proceeds. My friends say I is WYlig. Also, Isn't here a kg aMount of pledges that are never sent Is? JUlIE COX, Longview, __UMe idNl a iun5sri Of 1. 4.. TMe Mlngy al TWO M.D.A. Totals T op 1 00 % .z:=-5 *foi a Von" IQ == - bslrsllors 10 Meet, Ne ls.m a ee __ Wo II N0m5 vfi~ dim - inIs,talnmsflt for $191 psr month plus a chaiN of TH Victim" with acrowd. the fanwly and puts 4 damper on *xchWs and her planned 41 WORLD "Cambodia: A Nation Is Dying" Rare fwn footnow. age shows P.M. MAQANE a decade of war, famine and a jOKIIINSWILD fanatical regime on the people THROFANUVMN MACNEIL / LEHRER of Cambodia in this report on the tragic situation and Its Implications for U.S. foreign 710 p° ) TIC TAO 0Ol.O4 '° (I) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ____ TAO Louis uses every dirt) THE NIWLYW GAME trick In the book to make BUM Composer Ludwig via Bssthav: "I shall hear In 7.JIM "11th (Premiere) Bass Armstrong, Max Gait. A Midwestern news. paper reporter travels to Hollywood to find the murderer of her sister. an aspiring actress ABClW11 who a psychotic ART OF 804 HUMAN killer's became 11th victim. "(naves And Fools" •THREES COMPANY Jacks planned quiet 700 ) ThRSl$ A CROWD at a secluded mountain cabin (3)AU. IN THE FAMILY turns into a three-ring circus Edith's erratic behavior puzzles when Janet and Christy Show hiv, a trrlfli rsonos, Odom 900 (12) NEWe o eaio HUMAN (3)0 MOVIE The Tragic Vision" em (2) MC NEWS a) am NEWS Depsssd Bgypl K Hire are the exit fins. of Writer-an patron Ger.Far, "There will no IN other notables, 1111111AWARS to ituk SteM: "What Is the only five kings lift: the klngi "Fanono L Worde" by answer?" Not recolving a of England, diamonds, she continued, "In hearts, jpaft and dshs' Black Mulla leader Maleelse X (alter being asdulywsdsdby ik): "La's cool It, Joastlun Orson: friend returns to town and uses every trick in the book to get Angie back. "How were the recets toidgit at NWW SquareGardic?" President PrukUa D "lie a haven't said ,. LW. And ____ was heard "Too many cigars this ' J th. f coal. evening, I guise." MOM=. no more EVENING P.T. Ioru Shewrn pclitksl theorist Karl Marx retorted: "Go on, get oatl sharp romedy but awe one Lot w are for fools wW for all ifli." th EVl44W;'d5flf0,1121, November 6 WESDAY Worth - - - --- - - - - - -..--.----.--- ----- 0111110 - VI, .. .1 0 e r 4 ; .. th!:lc iAi • , -- z ¶t;:: -:•-•• :,' �-•- -- -- • - -; I • 1 •.—•-- -•--•----•-• -- —•------ —••------•--•-------•- -----•-,•----.--•--._---•----• - . -• • ---------.- S - --- toesd$siw* Associates: It Lacks Character Glue' Meteor: Some - ByDAVIDHANDLER Alex (Judd Hirsch) end you and, Ihoih we're In a law (Alley Mills), a hard- the crass cummsrd*IimL ol In for hius collar appeal wid You pi together an en have "The Assodates," a firm, no feeling of business working, Causey Plain Jan.; the firm — which E1i nifty LB. King theme song aemble situation comedy wheel with no hub that can going on clfcsmera. Sara Jima (Shelley embraces greedily. Marshall to 'flake the college audience pretty much the same way and frequently does fly off In In a couple more months a gorgeous and ruthless make up his mind. "Lot think ththow has Nam souj you assemble a basketball any direction. "The Associates" might hold climber. Tucker Is nuts me sleep on It," he uys. "I In It somewhere. team. You choose assorted ft's a choppy and cocJused the NO level of comedy we about Sara, and greatly make my beet dicl&ona ___ offensive and defensive half-how'. The focus and occasionally glimpse, but I annoys L11e by tolling her when I'm asleep." Many of these comments sp.daliot. — In comedy don't think It will. The about It. The good guy loses the applied to "Taxi" after Its that's ponders and counter— character who could have The these characters are race and leaves the firm. fiat hatCh of shows pinchers and when you held It together was foolishly not yet fully developed — Inatesd of being the Mar of season, but with "Teal" the W a center to act as the method change week to eliminated, the first week. while Sara Is nailed down the "The Associates!— which I twent was on camera and glue you've got yourself a week, sometimes even scene Into the atoffy Wall Street other two seem to mold mat admit I thought he was had skiiY at yet taken winner, to scene. Sophisticated law firm of Bass and Mar thsmeelws around whatsver — he Is me* a guest shope.'EvatiudIy, It did. "The Associates," this comedy Is Jatapo..d with shall step three new altuetlonIs at hand, player who who we never see With entry from the team slapstick. Character can. oclatss: Tucker Kerwin At the top we have Mr. again. We're stuck with that brought us "Taxie" fronts caricature In the same (Martin Short), M Whis$ MiiWh.11, by WII WOWEliot, who we don't like, and ___ , It doesn't , y, Is m''ig the glue, conversation. We no mop-head with schoolboy Hyde-Whit.. Marshall Is the show has gone awry else. ow k t. . They should Imagine "TaxI" without feeling of a central v • Innocence; Leslie Dunn MetfY,NmIISendaIiSL Bela that twit of evat& bick. the dma pot. court ie we* ftgoss1igocosit ho emu pikt the on to deliver two or three wills Tusker to witness his WI wonoerruily runny IeU- legal baptism (character humes Eliot and Mr. M' cootradidlone every week. comedy),. one week Mr. shall Th. stories aqd We urn freubis hi the Marshall a loverHliterally amso WOW -heng Into The only crrnec throws herself at Eliot, 011100, link the hide and the forcing s to hide in boss Is an obsequious, mee Another What Is the direction dthls cretinous junior partner week Tucker makes a play show? Where Is ft hi,d,d? named Eliot Blinder (Jo, for Sara after else mdr.. Who to supposed to be Pigalbuto), a hi front of tim hi her office learning what? These are velved and played (ford). besic qusdiosse the creators caricature. So whose show Is this?! mat ask th'iielv.s as they In the d spied. Eliot Is • don't know. You have a asounhie "The Aamcfates" pitted agaimi a rival for a fimny old guy, a mined beg in the coining _______________ weeks. partner sat. The of youngsters, an UAW They've elthsr forgotten the rival in a deoug you p,.lk guy in between, a uera or thpply never had - fUj who "½i1—iju 's'utse malkoam guy £,J 11. Oiend Susan S. Anthony's __umrningupç. WEDNESDAY'- November 7 __________________________________ port for women's rights in the Kaneas ln leer le IVUNINS clan to Hawaii. Aiar, she. told. schau.sto have Tommeet the 11 • - __ father $IO dislilid him 30 ) years ears.r. , &THE CONOOD - $7NG ___ smuy PP0M$Cs$ QUMTIT PLAYS MTOlC a 010110 "Aseearch And Onst. "Three Chasm Stories" "m. AND HAYDN Haydn's String Sorrows Of Gin" Edwatd OUSrtet In D Minor, Opus 76, opm.nt Herrmann arid Mara Nobel are Number 2 and Bartok's S.c. I30 • featured in Chasm's story of and String Quartet ar f.m. N5Q ___________ f • in Ilght.yesr.old hired In the Concord String S SWI for a sense of family amid the Quartet's Performance at St. _____ D NIWS • detached whiel of her parents' Piul's Cathedral si Concord, 104 lvuyUOOy's SiJsi- Was. N.H. 11 "4aeiting" • •• 1110 70 •DANCE FEVER ' I)TONlSI$T Host: Johnny (2) TNN'$ *cowo Carson. Guests: Jean Marsh, Vo Ri vu tat w last ' NEW RELEASE METEOR (PG) — Sean Cannery, Natalie Wood, Brian Keith. (Adventure) This is the latest disaster movie, and the problem now Is a huge chunk of meteor, zooming towards us and there's no way to stop it. But wait Maybe the Russian and American scientists, working together, - om blast It out of the sky. Good special effects and some siciting moments — as well as some pretty dumb ones. GRADE: B GENERAL RELEASE MOONRAKER (Pd - FAM1161weplAischiliess y -.• James Bond Is back and that's about all you need to say. This me Is the -Jous, Authu Hand film of all — but It's still great two stylish, d fell of eMrtdy gimmicksand specialIsn't effect.. IPM UM plot, just sit back and have a good time. GRADE: B ' meat played get __________y a vwi Into "'im, botw.á Dance • future HAPPY DAYS A&A Peø. alter her Ptusb.nd, fesving #0 ___ A Ta5SsIi4 Affair * heW 1m .ioss enme tw'.nallon, commits In ins dye eMis- S SltMT UMA. • 0sui - "mess Ctissvar ste,i.m" "ms - (1) INS 1WvvLvww &4W INS__ - cli.. 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Johnson" Rosamond Bernier Interviews the dean of AmenC!) 57MB WALTONS 0 I.AVIRNI a $HIRIIY Liv- can architects trrm his office In • ems and Shirley are shocked the Seagram building, his to learn that their old high famous 'glus house" in Con1*111K, 55* AND &KYschool club has tumid Into a nicilcul and his Manhattan M$tucturalGiuIogy" town house. (Part I) tough gang of loose girls. -• S 111051 "Seminole Memo10:00 nial Hospital's Future" This (1) NSCNSWS a xie LOVU A PIYS. program will delve Into the con- TERY Kate sets out to pro.* CNPIIW$ troversy over what to do with that a young astronomer *10 hISW$ 1*11TH, 55* AND SKY the hospital. W1ICh 5 In POOl arrested for a series of slayings "Barth HistorY" condition. JOWl PIIclPW's Is not the guilty party. Freddie Mobisy, Jack Homer, (I) S SARNASY JONES Bob French and host Pat While attending a gymnastic (3) u1ACRIMALL II THE FAMILY A Holmes as they discuss the event in which a late friend's of SeminoleMemorial daughter Is competing, Bamayoung moth.. leaves her four. by catches sight of his late yosr-dd ON WIs Edi, claim. friend, $10 Lie Its dId's lather. P.M3)NS SMAIII 'anURPICI THEATRE UPSTMRL DDNNSTMRS "The Fruits Of Love" A sudden "Less For Lydia" Uls at Aspen THl($1JII-*iy$ House is darkened by a death hjiaJj crisis thrastena MACNIIL I lpi force the Nomys out of their Willie family. (Part 7o1 12)(R) horns. 1110 70 I(ESSON01 111 ON II0 TAG O0U5K 11110W MAIDS Three wornHAPPY SAY. IN (1)5 OUINOY Oulncy tries to Sums ensibisk diaraclirs prove this kinooinoe of a young in No Of their roles in the stardilut *sa mat rqielsiI of p—PIRI his my bIrth 01 She dO 5 *M asy Millsr so 1110 An () TCIT Host: Jokany unknown $JMS W11111100011-c. GUISSI Marilyn Horns, $11155 MM( THAT vines Marvett that a woman MIdINI , Kal5 Jackaim" ohs is being attiOhed ion.: _____ $brings a is UmIU AG11 w:& __ so • SARNSY MILLER The LAYS MOVIE = •y,a pesis n t*fmee 50 NOt ditiiilI's, IIDISS i lii flS "Columbo Try And Catch Me" UPS mid a vWftW goker pot that Harris book about the (1*77) Pear Falk. Ruth Precinct IS about to be Gordon. A mystery artS., usas feØ "on@ of liar own plots in mwdor by o and his pot bird. ftebsrlm. . big for thsdealhol her nieos. $10 NI SFOLIOS WOMAN sppar --lU Till • MAP BarS. &u.uu1 kern lokiusolgala Oiiii CmJ Bash hot the spaceship, bounces Its dii (Opi Qusinbwy) 0 .L:rr,thersand Earth. When 5stsaWT at a Mann1oai tunuj $10 0 MOVU "The Suicide's ,turw wasn't - Mom co it" to .—Don Archie (1) MOVIE "The Train I Mn A CROWD Robbers" (C) (1*73) John his best f. by ádo..unrkal. . • • • __ • $• : wW wi PMMA -' of his Owfl man. ft(Wusbya too~sok%w delvi tilled to sol out WAhe (Film grading: A—superb; 13—good; C—average; D poor; F — awful) THURSDAY about one of IMPORT Lisa Funds Up P,avi, . I .teenburgen, David Warner, (Fantasy) H.G. Wells pursues Jack the Ripper in presentday San Francisco, thanks to Wells' time machine. Silly and not particularly entertaining. Potentially fun idea but it never seems to get there. GRADE: C.-minus YANKS (R) — Richard Gere, Vanessa Redgrave, Wihitim Devane, Eichorn. (Drama) Story of American GIs stationed In a anall English village in 1942 and of the local women they become Involved with. Slow, richly textured and splendid to look at, but the romances ultimately sink Into a state of fuzzy dispassion. So does the movie, Caution: Some strong subject matter, language. GRADE: B T an lated countryside :1 SUNBURN (PG) — Farrh Fawcett, Charles GIOdIn, Art Carney. (Comedy-Detective) Obviously designed as a showcase for Farrah, nobody paid much attention to story, acting, direction or editing In this sorry film. It's aoout an Insurance Uctective and the lady he hires iv make like his wife, and all the alleged Jokes are about at that level. It makes "Charlie's Angels" look good. GRADE: C-suns 1* (R) — Julie Andrew., Dudiey Moore, Ho Derek. (Romautic comedy) You've heard about guys who rate girls on a scale of one to 10? Well, this Is about a girl who is a 10, and how that assessment mightily affects a songwriter, as well as the girl and her new bridegroom. Nothing weighty here, Just good clean fun — and some of It so clean. GRADE: B.plue TIME AFTER TIME (PG) — Makes McDowell, Mary By NORMAN NADEL attendance at performances, use patron support to NEW YORK (NEA) — they will have to generate provide a more stimulating Lad 1011, when several Of the less than half as much. performance In a number of nation's foremost danee nwt s money In the bank — other ways. companies launched their fifly. That's security, or "sons,they had on hand an as close to security as How this has conic about averageol3.Ipercustofthe anything ls apt to come lnthe provides an example of money to meet their coats for world of the performing arU. enlightened foundation and the performing year to into the public business support Including r s come. interest, this means far left but also going beyond the This year, the sameChance of fiscal failure, giving of money. c.apsnl bight their new which deprives people of the isasone with opwardo Of 54 Chance to see particular Most of the money earned PercSl* Alf6mly In the till, companies and com• by dance companies Is So I'teuI of having to positions. Good companies in gained In touring, according F911M more than Per- the past have had to curtail to Roger Kennedy of the OW of their cods between their towing and repertoire Ford Foundation. But they oeti.un and lets spring In or gone under 1*. muse have to come back to New the fm of weather, corn. the money there. - York "for critical, financial Piling - attractions,, mood, Also, the new security and spiritual sustenance, whim and the othir enables them to develop new because that's where the variables that affect w, esd ie-,se and center Is.". (elwtli*). poorly con- b p Good Special Effects r-top - ______ — - .••,•_•-•_ V -- —- - . • . • . -- . I . • I. S - . • • - - . — p I - II '•-. . S •, .• / rp. V I -Olt �U * • SUNDAY ED ITION Illerilit 72ndYear,No.4-$unday,p4ov .4 .. t- oldiddidlid • - • 1666;, ._-.-,-- *-.*.---..--....-... 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". . 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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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/731198dd10331f0d71cce58098d7101f.pdf eefb9cd2dbb5019e905aca589be95b5e PDF Text Text d — ---i- -- — - MOfld1YM0v.U.1m_ 4EvIH.mW,kflfL Fit HON F-Y, WAITYOU ONLY HAVE ONE SOCK ON! 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Olt (i KNOW, CHUBBY \F ONCE 1 ARE PlOT REALtY.'(NC* SIR, T1fRE NOIMIS6 PHUPS 'tUKNOW SMALL ROLES I XIfT lU6H0UI0 Go" A%E SAYII AMIES HEIIIE ACTORS! I I ( habit. Rather than taking lfl zm tosmc:lr YU 1ts mW make a particular point to and elilTilnate coffee which tends eliminatecoffee,t contain to speed you up, particularly colu These all If you are a sensitive person caffeine WbiCII nuatn nervous sydem and can In- and tend to overreact to crease anxiety tension dress. reaction. Incidentally, if you have a You gt4aiooftndthMa tow ezceupo*mdsof fat and regular polgradve olm we able to eliminate it, that you . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ' & er 27, 1979 For Tuesday, Novem b - .-' . ____ ________ ____ Th ___________ • " ,' -,' •'" ,- YOURBIRThDAY Novembert7,lm ' _____ EEK a MEEK by r10~ Afi ",oal CH,W H1 FULAS. HOIAJ ARE.. VA c'j A KWW ..VLU . Howl* Schneklor 1AW, eMOU. ROT I J / . . effects %uIl IMsr. TAUIWS(April 20MayI$) It would be a mistake to Iii Some haPPY surpilies are emotion be the reeson for in 11M this coming -Yur c1loWn to a docido go regarding Ventum whicb At Isn't working out. Don't Program such as waWng at may improve your, blood firstappartoboldo*small hesitate to alter wild Jolt I"owe or twice a day nI augar levels.too. promise. As you get. yourooll rI*A. Involved, you'll find ways tO UN! (May 21-Jun. ) enlarge them. You will function much better SAGMMIUS (Nov. n- today and Stand a good Dec.21) A's possible that you cilance of could be a bit of a 410UM goals if you keep your Alan: "I see that there is g darter today, but once you met flexible. , MISTI ti-se some problem In the play a strong -i'— ers — •Q 1103 '5.a n also. South has some worries will successfully TA63 about the black kinp. 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M*. n) wo fta Kod Itim." win their good Will - &DOW Dont be W todey It Yn 1: An:-7he IM laugh had to m PM of PM 36 AQUARM (Jan. 3W4b. don't wdvv Vo typ 011 FM to guarantee your m 44 FM so all JIM.. 7' / 'dl Ilk - . 0 It. b Al V PRISCILLA'S POP cats really have it made! 1 5me .ntiuIn ____ - She has her I her — 0— 0— nd YlVn KI rye heard t bcYOle tne II rLncrs W W M11113.1 -10 I0 -do to. - ~ "*'. POOP _____ by Stdhl & Hel"1111111111111 BUGS SUNNY IV V110 I CAN IURN 04FU EAM00. but You* Your & ' lb. *am corne en your full thouo $ide U you mun Your smarts. LWRA (Sept. U4)nt. U) _&ABe Practic"d and Pad lidWs dould be & PUCE (rcu. ) day In several rispert. If yea today, so 6=1 wulte YM juidgmerL CM town -. @NILwishful thisking WAW1' 10 GE A BURW. ! w"'Q'L_ rielly 81 -M W0dS enY- 19) March 2 Something ' that has be most oucoliNqIllits quu iidWy be u may 0000 ,,fl sot appr. USaefI OSild to y I.e h114 • (wald: "Of course! I took my king of hearts ada diamond to m of boarts to discard one rufild a heartwent Opsulig I.sdQ a---0-1-641 diamond And kist that trump Boom vam- Wad dews I showed my hand and ik sld lems heads are claimed the contract." f ag yea iw ross Poo 01#0 10 AN 08111% d iIr. are " a' of jwoav soots s wap lor NUM and AOMRN. #&W $I III ,Win et w .. iii ..,.but you i.,e o, — may p.o. i.e. 7W II. NI bit mey did t to a Station, Nesv York, N.Y. flNntUS " will Sri, WUV , IDER-ARAN Stan Li. and John Remits SP IV FRANK . by - 00#W is C^ TMves „, LW SO. &mAkmm6-m a A / 7 • .. • . . - ' . . -_ . •. "I ha, y .. "i • •• -. I Rescue personnel work to free the occupant of the demolished car, which collided with a Greyhound bus. U e ts--:. U . ___ ...' .L - e silo .. Li ' •l i&,'. or *- . :r a back sprain. The bus washauled out of Lake Monroe early today and taken to the Greyhound district office In Orlando, said company officials, who added they did not know ' • the extent of the damage to the bus. Southerland was raised in Tokyo, Japan andBangkok,Thailand and moved tnwlthhlsfamilyinSanfordthreeyears ago, uld his father, a former U.S. 7,'i I Z government worker. Herald PhoteI by Tom vlac"I He was a Navy veteran. who worked at the Victory Yacht Company for the last Ite pavement on U.S. Highway 17-92 bears the scars of the violent collision of the car and bus. year as an assembler. O INW_~7. WE Ray Offers Himself For Hostages I 0% - PUN 1%. _--in-terventiOon County May Sue Over Annexation Bay suggested he was the victim of a In a "I think It's a great Ides," Galbreath NASHVILLE, Tenit. (UP!) By DONNA ESTES Casselberry Insisting those cities have created enclaves. No to the Iranian Embassy In said of the offer "and I'm itt. they Central Ig.11lgenc. Agency plot and case law Is presently of record in the state giving a clear Herald Staff Writer gIn for. wrote, "The evidence presented at a trial Washington, James Earl Ray has offered could think ci aosz'ethIng to 7% coutty nay be filing its fourth lawsuit against a definition of the term. The cities define the word one way King Jr. 10 oubanp himod for the 49 hostages ButI don'tthink it would be for what be's in the Dr. Martin I Ad Seminole County city. It all depends on what homicide would subulantiate the same Commissioner while the county defines It another. curre*y ,ieii In the U.S. nbsuy in asking" coalition of capitalldic forces that Robert SWIM finds when he looks into a proposed annexation The cities of Seminole County have generally defined the Im. T*M Ray. vft is moving a 90 yew term for returned the u*Ah of ko to poVW in by the city of Sanford. term u a city area completely surrounded by county Charles Galbrath. Ray's attorney. sI&YI1I td MMIIII Lat her King Jr., 1N3 were also responsible for the M.LK. The Sanford City Commission Monday night una nimously property. The county has generall y defined the word as a city Is about as said Monday Ray's offer cUed's the lad told the Iraijan, they could give hini Instructed City Attorney C. Vernon Mite Jr. to prepare an or county area partially surrounded by foreign property. Jr. homicide." ukeiy to succeed as his &H ltrial be's been neI 00 the King Ray said his Iranian trial "would have Ordinance 90 41111142 a Parcel of 111nd on Woodson Avenue at The proposed Woodson Avenue property is contiguous amwerm the Intersection of Woodson .nd U.S. 17-92. n s; bstweu,i the (attached) to the city only by its touching U.S. 17-92 and It is a salutary effect on relatio " u' the bud by an alert guard. Asked by Mayor Lee P. Moore it the annexation would surrounded on three sides by county property, Knowles told -I am agreeable to being saftoW United States and the Islamic Republic of create an enclave, City Manager Warren Knowles said no commissione rs Monday night. He added it does not create an afmiM1ne4 detainee. and Iran. for enclave would be created. But, he added, a "jutting out" enclave. Contiguity Is another requirement of state Law for a ___ "In mi eachasge I could be tried In an would. fiç valid annexation. lung iin stai'wee under the proposed exchange aiwi'c cmii In County (tninIUion Qialnnan Bill Kirchhoff said today The property Involved is located near Sunland Estates on Jr., hongeid. -there has sever been a would oppirsadly be compatible with the ci well any county action against the city would be contingent upon a the east side of 17-fl. Property on the western aide of the. trial in lb. Untied Status because report from Sturmn, the district commissioner of the area. highway Is within Sanford city limits. States çeuItIon, although rights' question Therefore, I believe the of elliWn. depsrtmss ci Justice and State wouldSturm said he will be looking Into the annexation and the The annexation will create a "jutting out," Knowles said, nemeresit primh' Ray wrollso be PvPmd M of the land in question and try to determine If agreable to an excharigo." noting the city limits currently run down the center Jim of 17. be” ad"coled, a trK to the tract creates an enclave or a "finger" or a jutting out. 92. Aaordlnhtocouatyoff1dala.prop,rtyinthat general area Assistant County Attorney Robert McMillan said today been rezoned by the county for a bank site. none of the three lawsuits against other cities in tho county boa KWW140 insisted the SNUAW would not crate an en- have been settled as yet. dm. The suit against Casselberry involves its annexation of the Bull what Is 0 mI Deer Run planned-unit development while the ad against Wft law forbids the creation of an enclave, but does not Longwood involves a tract adjacent to 174rL The suit against &Mw the &=- Qwf*WY the county has three lawsuits in Lake Mary involves the proposed Heathrow plannedma circuit court Againd Lake Mary. Longwood and development. - ___ - ,.a/i 1k t't 71 - n October I b..holli wibw Today ft __ . — i" Me" ow hove how to M sileas 'Iiiii IN the petters 01 MvIdual IlwYaNOMWOMMIRWYA i, aud said it would be pismatireto )qirmrd ropeited h begun I The Iverui inere to the C:ir cQIV4. that (Iuu COW" ..... . .............. ...•.I_ — .................. - r ______ a vm IA 0odor 111111111111111181 $M Ineriem to srrpies ,mi; . ., . set. Khomeini, In his statement issued from the case. Iran's military banned all air traffic TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah "But he ignores that our nation knows More [ran stories on Pagme 2A over the religious city of Qom, Qom, s9d "There are murmurs these Khomeini budded that the gab's came Rubollah Khomeini today rejected any Khomeini's headquarters, and repor- days proposing a meeting of the U.N. that if any council or court Is formed must be Investigated In Iran because all action by the United Nations Security 460ur beloved people should know that todly was considering an emagency plan Security Council to investigate the case under direct influence of the United evidence against him was in Iran and Council on Irari, declaring his Islam' regime could not acce the verdict of they would be victorious in this field by to mobilize all regular and Irregular of the hostages, whose act of espionage States, Its verdict would be dictated in could not be sent abroad. "There are millions of witnesses, uthas been proven to the Iranian nation. advance leading to condemnation of our "any council or court formed under W will of God and reliance upori Wamic Armed form. eluding over 100,000 people crippled by "After embarking on political and oppressed nation, faith and would thwart the ominous plots Scores 01 Iranian paratroopers lined up direct influence of the United State," "Our nation does not agree with the the shah's regime, whose transfer outmilitary maneuvers, President Carter , he to board C130 Hercules aircraft a day Me Islamic leader sloo renewed Me of Un powerful one after anotheirl' after Khomeini celled on his countrymen has now agreed to the formation of the formation of this so-called Security side Iran to report to the court is not threat to put the r'ms1' hostages l as ies and uld tbdr trial will be AM ffeste an Army to U.N. Security Council meeting to study Councfl, whose task has already been possible," he added. Atthe bw1I UA Embassy, Modem to kfP together " t..i "United State fight held at the U.S. students I"ling 49 American Khomeini said of the U.N. madon: for the 24th day-said they omw KhonWW's opurniq of U.N. mediation efforts came as U.N. Secretary General ,rormation of any court or council mines and explosives in their rescue Kurt Waldheim announced the 15contrary to judicial principles is rejectw rooms in an effort to thwart any member Security Council mat today. attempt. by our nation. t-g .. . $ 16C. ' I prim no IA pelf"d Is on 11011111 wow a" Is 011:1141111811or COMP" to all NMI 111111111111111Y S. --•-.- - .- ;I;II INOWIV .. to, R_ "heading for the store" before he left his house for the last time, said his father. r He was alone In his car at the time of the accident. Police will begin reconstructing the collision today. Bernosky said. The bus, driven by Robert Filegar of Ormond Beach, had just left a Sanford atop en route from Disneyworld to Daytona Beach. Aflfive persons onthe bus were treated for minor injuries at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released a short time after they arrived. The Injured were Identified as: Filegar, 42, suffering from a brasions his legs, Charles Powell, 28, 15.0 Lake Ave., Sanford, treated for bruised knees; Geraldine Jones, 23, of Uve Oak, with bruised knees; Glen O'Connell, 18, of ___ . - Am ¶.. ,. Kevin McMIllon, 17, of Palm Bay, treated ' : .'::'." i,• .-4 .• Another,l % :01 ,eassi .: 1,.#' .* _-'- - .' - Costen0feeLiving Rises test, -w--w W d U14.. I . . . WIN AT BRIDGE. ' .. - - IU V 7/ f/ 7', / Cents re But Southerland had been having By DAVID M. P.AZLER when his car collided with a northbound only that Southerland's car, heading th bus' trouble with the front end of his car, said e Sanford, crossed into th Into Herald Staff Writer Greyhound bus on U.S. Highway 17-92 at sou between his father, Benajah Southerland III, who 17-92 on U.S. path Mechanical failure may have caused 0:45 p.m. Monday. Highway Avenue and Meador's speculated today that mechanical the head-on collision between a car and bus the collision drove the The force of Mangoustine bus Monday night near Lake Monroe in off the road and partially Into Lake Marine, said Sgt. William Bernosky of problems may have caused the accident. "He'd been having problems with that Sanford, which killed a 23-year-old Monroe. The bus driver and his four the Sanford Police Department. No other vehicles were Involved In the car since the day! met him" added one of Sanford man and Injured the five persons passengers were taken to Seminole aboard the bus. Memorial Hospital where they were collision and ltis not known what caused thedeadman'sco-workersattheVtcSoutherland's car to cross into the on- Irma Yacht Company in DeBary. Benajah W. Southerland IV, 23, ci 230 treated and released. Southerland told his family he was PriIny luvsdlptions Indicate coming lane, be said Sir Lawrence Dr, Sanford, was killed ___ / Heratd—( LiSPS 481 280)—Price 15 o ision ____ I Evening iu Zi 1 FOE. (!tIId • turn out — . 1 Dr. b readings I- , II 'IT(!UiIlg 72nd Year, No 04—Tuesday, November 27, 1979 —Sanford, Florida 32771 am bed side 37 Blackboards eft,etslcan'ttak. them. Ths 3$ U. S. fur doctc' has glvenm.Endtron merchant end tried A'Une. He's ____________________ 15 Clothing 1 substance diethylamide 2 Pined $tf$fl9 18 Avenues 24 South western 3 Beams elo:on river r'23 College It Up gol point ball degree ess 27O:pirt ths Broadcast 25 Burstyn lit 28Youngchild lBosc 28W' 8 Felt prickly 27 Failure 30 Safe 9 Dairy product 29 Fred 33 Humorist 30 Pigpen 34 Stopped on 10 Article 31 Before this 11 Lift up 35 Looping 32 Slad creature 14 Come 36 Chooses together 37 Small pouch 1 fl-2b , rnings 19 Adolescent 21 Lysergic 864 BEETLE BAILEY , , , jiJjE:1 STUPIO MTN 'NREE SOCKS ON! I1!: % J9 - Answer to Previous Punle of BLoNmE - '' . • - do W 7W ..: - - ---- -, •' -- - he Wes mwft III less Me zoaliffiest sessIaceD*WTlI* IS kt4 ill fOSS 1.3 car.dtoarecedev.rsgerAy toered$pureait. 1110 Officials Order Building Torn Down Owners of the property at First Street and Palmetto Knowles told commissioners the city's action may have A"Wo SOW by &v 16 days age, have been given 30 days the effwt of encourNft the Insurance company involved to n to begin demolition of the two dory shill, considered a settle the Issue. Knowles said the owners can at any time during the days take out the demolition permit. "The 01City ight voted fiClil action will assist the owners," he said. order do to reroute do Dec. I In response to questions from Davis, Knowles BW city maining of the Parade Wwdm have tomd the remaining wdb ofhe" lbe hor* City Manager strwture present an that extreme hu&M. rls two WOPMM 11111110111111% to avaid do howd with der to - minimize the according to KnoI that the girudm is bes"11 repairable. Krldsr is a.effowowsemolthoprcpeety. Mihtle, & Jasiph DavIs Jr., trustea for the own, Coiilsloner John Morris said his major conis at this to rw$lsmu*efthekunrancepreceeds htisthe built the walls,buth hod wm*, could fremthe'kavemadsitilIMcfcrth,ownersIota faildiaingthe Ourldmas "With thou.andsci r the p.radeafaaUcould'neanatr,111*9 hazard by Sanford city buiding i1la11. _ __ �.; ;' . . . . . W . %.4. -. ..... 2A—tvsn1n4I Hera II, $anfsrd, Fl. 'I . . . • . .. • . .. 0 ". . .. . S .. -.5,.---- -- • • •. , ... .5- - 5.--. ... :. 5,. 5 • 5, WORLD us the spece we need.." And he did, the daff was upset &boe being Its 41b floor __ Monday on the eve of iller's M _____ - RlYADH,Sea Arabia(UPI) - Some of the wined , . ; 1.!A, ~ 1*1 s. • . I 4 1 1. ...t"- Of I orated by Saudi troops from the halls and minarets ina bitter roc,o4o.rocrn battle Sdirday. lumdred. of caiiieltlei In the dab, South Korea Indicts 8 I a prosecutors today announced former director of Korean Central Intelligence Agency and iiii ether men In the 'ation ci President ParkQumØee. If ey are convicted at their public trial, the seven accused face death by hanging, and the Ion. ,nfluy man in the group f.con death by Bring spot The mtial law oonnild kicted former KCIA dg.j Kim Ja.4cyu aide .p4aIlfIkl secretary Elm Kae.won Monday on chores. ci murder with the aim of Insurrection, the prossci*ors said. The cons won transfe LA' ftrred to the )11li1M7 Summary Coit for public r' mJt :u _ e before he became ublic official ___ am — ...!,, a ar •, L police. 4ongwooct Hiring Police, Fireman Tw bo=s at ftum on wers a," tim - with the damage to tbs cooleit, the total value of the tbeft is ! -2. dim worth a total of $36, they rIsport estimated at $7L 2 : I 111181s1 SafIWVI$II ' - *1Faced with dis cdoff of CETA M Act) I" mid Ow loss of Mrse CICTA Training Iftvkym" — 14101111"Old C" m a police dopetcheito a 0 an addill" $190 to W-- & V%AWMA mto %,wsor-tv r. -_.-____ Honor At Stake In Imn I dis taklog d beaugo Iii the UA I LarryGol*erg. Rdk the DIstrict 1 seat ad do District 4 suM EmbMay In Ta merethan these "We are not going to do asy now held by tilbaitopirger will be filled U the Dec. 4 thtl'i. to a the ci this caustry." Weeks act ci wv ' . a" . . :10 1 U A 01 R. Geurpe IL..2s sell' I to.reiethe s" 1 I J- - lee' i Pue.y a.i Isow anir a W* We& wabseft. a "Vabeftn"Is '— v r. ~ , S __ 5 ' usdui ThiMa.11 --amDusliles .5. IN ____ a.'1ftbeIetii'...afa. • 5 "5 WSW.j S S " AM 5 JeweSi Msev - . Mai"ns Usstrong position: He said the United States should ~,.~ not extradite Shah Mohammed Ren Pahlavi to I=,as the .,..'. Moslem students holding the hostages have demanded. ." .1. ~~, lk3 Although he said he rimutally receives briefings every two .. A, , .,. I. . L ,~ ,.:_ . ",-Ii weeks from the White House, Nixon said, 11~' NI " " any more Information" than anyone else about events In Iran. I ~. ~, He add he has not requested a briefing about Iran because he 5 feels the situati Is too delicate. , 1... 1 ,~ull1 't .'rr"... 1% ", he add, "was a friend of the United States.of . ...,A..r whatever We shortcomings might have been, and was a much I IV , ..: I " better rWer for Iran than On Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini. t~'L"' 1,, ,, , . Consideration of the SALT treaty, Nizon said, should be postponed by the Senate until after the situation In Iran I. , 5 a ___ . 5 ___5 settled. "SALT should be considered on its merits, apart from Iran," he said. _. , S ' % Regarding his political career, Nixon said: "It Is over. I L . have no plans to run for office." '*_# , ,.: ~i "I an no useful purpose to engage in any political activity.I am aware I might be a liability to any candidate." His major role now is to dwe his views and his experiences on foreign situations, h. said. RICHARD NIXON . . . don't Intervene In Iran May IuuIuuuI Identity Of Ashes win results of on &A "Yale MUM be on a traffic violation Nov. 7 by a Catooss pt ', who was following close behind In another cw. An Investigator for the Catoosa County sherlWsdepartment said Thomas Gallentlne told him of discovering the body accidentally under a tarp lying by the Bids of the roed in spotted . s body mider larpsullis. The body was riot uiwiis udil two weeks later, available, Brown's corns wa cremated Nov. is while GaIlenhlne WU waded arid charged with his body, discovered nine days earlier, lay poncesling a death So was his brother, Georgia. told Investigators he loaded the b* into his car in hopes al receiving a reward. The Galleitbhe brothers were freed on $25,008 bond each. WNW WNW OerWweLP*siDIHuiI School Polygra hs . . ON I i A. Lesig, LaMweid .• DillieS Iii lisbi evsa*rt #A" 0.T"We DOW 5 - . MM . W"Wo ad"" —_wwu Ø moilmir p r 1Wd of Zbeglas will bw of -biplob looft 0111118 p1powl The mo ., ther of a apo&yathesubjact be 1ttia, SIUd•I,t Suspended .,' __ T __ ,, beard, saying her PWl 5 - PiUbIrØ I•JA Siti. uuIwJe.Th.daduM bw hi.asod01al1ØkiuIt1ww diu.Mdl a.umthvs dueW as iddeer j1o11 sdue 77,01 1 -_ JesW. d. 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WU7 WUII ____ ' aid low Its keys. sase.o.o D'aøJ SV5ISSIIW - thirl J. P5 • • sizes? Look here and fir4 them all ..bigand small ...fOi ii ths spsclai people on unmir list! sNheaaiodniIGOut I I 11111 11111d ad ss10sd I 1410 41101 " ad l.eIMameds Isa.' *"d • he1 thse1of "-" .1011 S te" hil d.hiu u_ad, '5 U a. lteiOMdthidss S s Iid U a. ati "NO' do ___ ____ O • :1 'Looking for Christmu'gift stypnon, in &I d"nox! hedge the. N V." - I I :8 . . .- MOSPITAL . TvI : W^ Ito am* WINN - chow "Wwa WOUND,PIL (UPI) — The mystery of " Brown's 1ANPO1D .. . . ______________________IIIIIINIS ___ whos. bM were burled In William Brown's Circuit Judge Urlel Blount granted morgue. . grave Is bft tiarned ww to a crime . "Me" paiminion Monday to and the The 7"r-old Brown was mrnna.d to grave lid Wednesday to a crime laboratory driven by funeral director Thomas Gal. S have Inn amuded follow* No death Oct. to ddwtdm what was cremaWd and buried lentkw, who isedto work in Daytona Beach. Gallenthie was stopped near RInggoId, Ga., I— a S & 5 5.. Lob - ...7 k.. w siv hostages back." "My gut feeling Is, 'Why don't we go In there and knock thesá peopteowr?"Ntzonaald. "Iran isaweakcountry,the morale Is gone, we're dealing with an Irrational people and an irrational leader." But, he said, "If we were to move, the life of the hosts, would be In danger. The risk Is too great to use the mIlitary option In elMs case." Nixon said h believes the 49 hostaaes being held at the U.S. !';15•, I Embassy in Tehran will be released If the United States . .. S Crime — upiw . noirlds bob did not follow =L aw1h WE _W_ WZ U" Amerldird onounced the c4A Man* after several major T1141111111" 014d rfft k= bob wound the nation began nift tack disir prime lenDSY$ISS Remb: b. 1*24 III *aie sulk to dig rat es a quartet 01 a point to 15½ percent. I 5 '5 . some mortgage loan, to 12% percent, but other major south 2:10 P...; kw IsU SMIer . Nixon, In a nearly two-hour, live television interview Monday night, also said the SALT treaty should not be debated in the Senate until the crisis In Iran Is settled, and he em• ihuIzed his political career is over. The situation In Iran, he said, Is "a very serious crisis. 11w S ,. . - . ~__& .•' 1. - .W1 ., I A W, * Parma WEDWIMY TM •1 . .ve Florida's largest mortgage lender, ArneriPird Federal Savings and Iman Association. ia reducing Um Intered rate on Wediestly er Wednesday Thursday %1 # .. . eak p Mow ad nerdmily I& 0 1 , MM sodi I " -- A - g I ft kesu . .# S • I - iIhiss - ... __ - q, then the United States should retaliate. ... V Wall Strod had its billed day In two monthe Monday. 7% Dow Jones industrial average a" 16.0 points, the Now York Stock Exchange bWkm dknbed IJS, and the Big Board volume was up from 33A0,W to 47MMO shares. 7% dollar closed markets as 6" neiday 1ev IlL WI*di UIV4DRI) FORECAST adabIi ii mpk.r less Fleith sarept seethed: duli ig .vvtk,wt to se be skewer. ma inly We today Md seattered 1.1.11 .1 ' - '1,ipIs., aid senib periMi 1.7i . I : % I 11100111111 as Due. U ts Ram's fo- . sseutsules 01 s. ft to ad peI. to s $10 WMduls. The Coed* 1w uses S ruprttomsatowbahethspewsr g oak 4 MssN'sl qioim 14 so is do m----ow , d On *1111L ____ ___ ths ef said Ike.11w dues --I gprms 01 ks $ms add .itr muiW actMds 'sse$ed.kto1*.toes*th Psuiftsi r .r eg$isms . II M" AMMUNds" Pu uuu_y 4116 fill pm.; k, 0*11 eeAUMe warmer .rth veeldataan1wbyvkumsdth g rw ii raiMn a heWs Id velcems as his ivssIsaI ratura 15 Wi.. aarpedtikemsheWsIkuuths ...W*,SidtoG..BthO,thi. rri1 * ,.. _i t . 49wom~.=&----Cmmmm" V 't t 5 1. -• lis"" webaft W^ an* I to a One. M Intalan crisis hu give a new im. pdw to cogreon.l psasuge' o the president's . percent, sending volume on Wall Street's European . dollar Only two of the nation's top 20 banks No.8 Bankers of New York and No.11 Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco announced decreases Monday, but analysts predicted more nsnss would blow U current money market conditions con- IiL. SS asA d M. V.4.i Pam.v h*. I.fri -. n — • economic $bows an evidence homwe position 0 - -1 1 C N6' - 18 taking holdThe prune cut could mean a break for consumers on Interest rates and make credit more available, but not for some time. The prime applies directly only to short-term, lam made to - . 6, .'.,.' - H t md '— 5 5 Or Aftre in Uno I4A 1S%hII NA U - bet "Is due courss, I tk he pj, to t. more." 'i ngton Frowning anson c Iran Tr ip 4-01-11110111141111111, thonsy did ad advertise lee' bida, bida were mist Mdii i1th —4 mulidds 01 m "41111111i do WO& W I m 6111, = S * A I was I'doft dis but be OW 11114F We rdl@NK ft8d8R11@ ," by reducing their prime lending rates a quarter point to 154 wi@k PI *I-d #4 I NFL sefund Of "A It to U Imate 10410CAIT ,bmsmft swung 6 a" Wr ad wN £..A ad 5U114 to = the lged corporations and rates for smaller borrowers are . S - s,a.,* r"IIIldIty. It PW1 IMot eat 10 - - $l$alforcrudknciaaSsq.ftiddlIkm'$Odujhillidll __ the lives of the American hostages being held at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, but he said if any of them are harmed, Among other banks reducing their primes to 15 percent were Manufacturers Bank of Los Angeles and Pittsburgh National Bank. Two St Louis banks, St. Louis County Bank and Southwest Bank, lowered their primes to 15¼ percent. Analysts said reasons for the decrease included slackening ci PIIIde to 1ozi demand by corporations, a drop In the agl$ - Ye@ftrfty0J M^ "; r WA1=FOUWAW SL A 6 Wl 6 Jqpikr I ho p preenr% UM; policeman Md a ftai. WASHINGTON (UP!) relem. of the h*agss" will ad regard It as an act 01 war," Leg the hidage M(ue"ori, now In Iti 241k Joluaton salt "lie (Cart.,) said Mgy dear op relations with salt 'I sells our imbseles Is as day. City Adiulaidretor David (luacey told the cU""Ili Ior first concern Is the honor of th Cwta told Denuecratic to the vet, the Seminole Comity CETA offIce had given no nope • act 01 wa. I would treat it a ad leaders today the Irma, odd Jmm Re,. Joke Braduma, D4nd., said country." for fuildig CETA peilkul In the city NO about F.bruiary. lciUue United lid.. Is U stake the leaders "st rongly support" Long conceded whit mIl1tar "H. will like ettisI' autlins, riOt 01 Weir. The bvftd will be ww"to show the ftodw 14 the in U110 ins"Grills. asessawrily MHUM." Jobasen "54 &='I ineen you eaglit to C~s doomd for lininedide eqwts have been saft:"Thwd V year budget review. ,ij Johnson, , bomb them, hit l due no way we c go In there and g J. we r5, of The comenleft was two members oW Maday a& with F --04 he. Russell LoM, D-La.0 ov& to tab mWtwy actles.of CwW as nyiq at as boor1111mycem hk we dwild uh a the bodaps wV9 * I on demo d commkdm- Ray IAQ=pwW Jr. ad the ..a kukbd on" d do was Loss sidd be ftv* thd the rednild ;i do an Cold HM" Via leaders indicdW Umit ig , ~ , boas as N"Wg to call " vocancy in the District I sed ohm do AWA nidilodln d 1House: s?4 pw.;Ie,, tm $ISPat - ------.. lI W, - &a_.J 1asaa w,w pareydeudyw$*ailaw.ef U6 , S 1 . 11 . . _':,. ,.: nd .q • - - -' "Re JiM stopped out Into the road -he dkki't no the cari . - - -- WEATHER WS ANGElES (UPI) Former President Richard Nixon said using military force in Iran at this time would jeopardize 5, Major banks signaled interest rates have peaked thIs year S RM910M Owthietwbodruckinthawnsdoolly did bftbM= UW 0 ". 1. • ___ d _ - S S I By DAN CIlISZAR .,,wI . tj ,h1 ., '' oncuum In the couidry with an annual salary and divi e s 01 more than $50,000. sold Wilippot adding policewe AM awaiting toxicology teds sodimide and to ddwWn wholim Kelly wait nober at the time of the se. Elements" Sebod some tim bd~ireiei Wedinday Monday. The pies were the 01111 items takes or disturbed by bacon, along with hems and ether assorted cuts ol pork, dill on eldest. The acc'4-4 occ.red on U.S. Highway 1742 new 1 .1 'Risk Is Too Great i' : Lower Prime Rate 0 ,,,,,, ISIM10 au IW iur ww g ui" TsWIRV isis the accided which took the Ilk of ROW Andsew Kelly of 718 .." . Lavown Circle, Loopmod. 1% bases contained in sepwate foW4nch4Y4"4nd1 Nixon ..... Major Banks Set Dr. George Kaplan said Monday that Zanuck dipped Into a coma last Saturday and 11w idlock for his recovery "Ii VerY '11" Zanuck ran the 38th Century Fox studios with an hand for more thin a third of a ns . - hospital late lad month and was reported In fair condition lad week. _ C Energy? Bring "Man of xth Century-rox, was &&nitw to the A 300-pound sow and three 40-pound hop were reporte4 i i g by Horace Cn olli , 012727 Truman St., San ford. Thesowlsdescrlbedaswhltewlth black apotswhilethehog* are white without markings. .. NOCHARGFUED No charges will be filed against a Longwood woman Involv $k1lled a LooOd.inai Nov. _C cl ph.0_ a.it*s.4 p5p vsps,W the Longwood Folios 1pmt m m n While thievesdi't eacJy Was horns the bacon, they did bring home sandwich llama and p1w In two ww.IMid thefts reported to Sanford police. 'iVs. bral. 1w the mole, boldad the Hschsm Sè Shop & 1aafd Am.. on with large ruset bsslaidabsgolivbmarine rolls, said . n saw the public defender DAVID K RAILER In a Senate speech prepared with and better. If we are really serious he said. "That's over 70 barrels of oil both cheeks filled with tongue, Tsongas about producing new oil, I suggest that per beast.' pointed out "alternate energy the best, the simplest, indeed the only The senator conceded opposition strategies" now being considered as solution Is a major research and might arise from critics who contend petroleum replacements all leave development program in dinosaur dlnosaur3 extinct and "we cannot something to be desired, resources. We will raise them, bury make themare In a laboratory." "Solar energy sounds too good to be them, and produce oil from them," he "I Bay that reports of their death may believed. Low-head hydroelectricity Is proposed. In answer to the question "Why not be greatly exaggerated ... Have we hard to get excited about. Windmills were used years ago: How can we go the bed?" in the way of Instant fossils, really been looking for them lately, or backtothem and It progress?" he Taongasrecommended theDlplodocus, just going our separate way?" he which he descri bedas one of the largest asked. said. .1 - Thieves Get Free Lunches In Sanford ___ ogram" in dinosaur production to fossil fuels... 60,000-pound Diplodocus might yield . ovide a new reservoir of fossil fuel. "This nation's vision must be bigger about 20,000 gross pounds of crude oil," Can Dinosaurs PALM SPRINGS Calif. (UP!) Movie mogul D Zanuck, In relapse with pneumonia, _____is comatose and In critical condition at Desert Hospital, said his doctor. Zanuek, _______ _ - I Darryl Zanuck Comatose defender's office Is to dW today, a cow letter, however "numerous He said the charges stem from a ncrdwy who MR bar position two nothing to L : governor's office apokewnan said. hatance. 01 offIcial misconduct" one-sided feud between a former years ago, has charged she was "Those charges were made byS Dick Schodltsch, date assistant were said to have been charged, he secretary and another office worker replaced by someone "who made a whose 011) trade hi life Ii general counsel, said he forwarded asserted. ob.ct," Pod., said.. and two Investigators who "mulda't 'bdler th nuatlon on specific allegations "U true, the ilegations show get along." 'Ibis Is thnply not true. ue was sexual ings. 1u 10w and a cow letter sisned by malfeasance, midessance, nelleict Porter sad all the people involved fired because die wouldn't do any won't allow that ;o r n to think Florida Department of Law . 1 5 '/2 % Governor Bob Graham to the of duty and-or IuahIIIty to perform In the complaints were working at work. ft's a ampk a that," he about anything else, that's about ft,'1 SEOUL, South Kau (UPI) - Martial law : WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Paul "Even synthetic fuels — the summer creatures ever to appear on Earth. Teongas, D-Mass., proposed today the sensation are finite. They are 'Energy Department expert United States undertake a "crash derived from our existing simply of advises my office informally that each Eastern and Its insurance carriers are also seeking $38 million In damages In a counterclaim against the Federal Aviation Aubninldratlon and four Charlotte air traffic controllers. Enforcement Nov. 21. As resigned. Public Defender David M. Porter, defender. ; "I k. everybody on," he said. The Department of Law Enfor- against when the charges were "Anybody can go to the gowrno t,mesg Indicated its Investigation made, said today he dill has not "And that's the dumbest thi ng any and dot so'and.ao is havin A formal Investigation kilo the would begin today, Schoditadi said. been told the specific cenplal$i. politician can do. I should have gone an affair 6" with his secretary. My k1 While the Investigation Is going on, "The governor's office wouldii't In and wiped them all cut and put In charges of favoritism, "close watch tide doff on IV end It's rjs, he egg, no specifics on any ci the tell me anyildag," he said. "Bet I my own people," he said, Donna Downing, 01 Iltuievilhs, a embarrassing as hell. And there'i allegations will be released. In the know what the charges are." In the SemlnoleBrevard public Wo retreated to the mompa's catacombs after being this country," Bentsen said. ___ By DIANE PETRYK IleraldSiaff WrIter _ _ _ percent of the wildcat wells, found 75 percent of the new fields, 5 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) Eastern Airlines has admitted It won negligent In a crash that kIlled 72 ow five ye riagoand says ftthouldnot be forced to pay punitive damages, an attorney told a federal court jury Monday. That jury was expected to begin deliberations today In ctvilaItsflledbytwosurvlvingpsasengersandthe idate 01 a third seeking $381 million In du I new exploration ... They have one activity, one source of income, and one purpose: to find new sources of domestic oil and ________________________________________________________________________ __ ___ Public [Wender Begins large It would exclude all independent oil producers In Lotdsiana, Kansas and Oklahoma from the windfall tax. Bentsen argued the independents "are totally committed to Sen. Howard Metsenbaum, DOhio, called the exemptions for gas." "In recent years independent producers have drilled 90 independent producers "a $10 billion giveaway to the oil rAbditute the revenue features of the $277 billion House wind- companies want." Eastern: Crash Our Fault CAMILIA BRUCE "I'fl disgusted" Russell But Senate Finance Committee l.a., said the amendment "would have Imposed an 83 percent ond&y, the Senate voted, 50-32, to table. and ef- companies." He said the vote refusing to table the amendment . __ _ Tuisday,Niv.27,1fl-4A f*Jy kill, a proposal by Sen. Dale Bumpers, D.Ark., to "indicated that the U.S. Senate Is prepared to do what the oil and discovered 54 percent of the new oil and gas reserves in: - the sMd,wllltaheplac, add. "ft's a pain In the neck." Investigation __ n parole hewing every yew. I - - bend 01 Moslem' "fanatics" who invaded and occupied the Grand Mosque In Mecca a week ago dill held out today In the labyrinthine catacomb. 01 hhh'fl)'$ holiest shrine. 8aus$! Arabian security forces, who had announced earlier that they reg ained complete control of the MCI",combed Its ancient underground passageways In search of the lad renthth Moelem tPiuthI4L who the government has labelled "fanatics." The rebel gunmen, who may hive numbered i to further action on the amendment by Sen. Uoyd Texas, apparently so they could muster forces for a later vote, In Los Angeles 10 years ago. The wild-eyed ex-convict and leader of a drug and sex band became eligible for psroleconsideratjon allea' serving seven years. Holm his first bid for freedom In November 1V18, but under the law he must receive a , development of alternative energy sources. Both opponents and supporters of the measure asked Senate tax on all new revenues flowing to the industry as a resWt of Alayings of actress Sharon Tate am eitit other people .. ___ butthere'anotathlnglcando,"sheult abs fvenlgHera,$anford,FI. Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., to postpone any decontrol." Medical Facility for maMerntIndln the bizarre ... " f., r.r. 5 S The Senate voted, 52-32, Monday not to kill an amendment m o idling 1110 pseroieuin prices. •'' . that would exempt from the windfall profits tax the first 1000 barrels of oil per day produced by any Independent producer described him as a "schizophrenic in re issio MUM, 45o is serving a life tam at the California . PP I - prospects for winning a parole ae today were marginally better than last year when a state .' I - VACAVILLE, Calif. (UPI) — Chwlft M&MOts - - . S the elections "Squashed into this little I.-shaped occupied by Clark of the Circuit Court office from Its l,100..quare.foct office to area, we won't have our long murder we Ar thur H. Beckwith Jr. 1,108 square feet hi lb. old county jail need for ur accold.rmsmds," the said. "I'm the only constitutional "Well have to put them on the floor." being moved by the cowdy commission building neat door. "I'm dlagudet ft makes me so mad, Regist ration 01 voters and Issuing who's getting less room," Mrs. Bruce _ ___ I I . • ..; n tlori, moved _____ a • - Only Slightly Improved .k ,(.,. - I., I I . terrIbly hard on the public. I can't wait going to put It In the lobby where all that On Monday, county maintenance until we get Into the election (In March). van".li-r goes on." The vacated elections office will be workers, byorderolt card at county It's going to bea real mess. MMW met Monday In Abu Dhabi with Mod AlOtaibs, the outgoing chairman ci the OPEC oil cartel, who caned on momtiers ci Organization Petroleum Exporting Countries to show restraint In i . WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate, which refused earlier fall profits tax for the $138 billion Senate Finance Committee "There isn't any chance there will be a fair windfall profits to substitute the $277 billion House windfall profits tax bill for bill, tax," Metsenbaum said. Many of the independent producers, Its own committee's $138 billion version, endorsed a $10 billion The additional $138 billion would have been used to offset be said, "make $200 million a year. These are no 'ma and pa' ezemnitlob for Independent oil producers. higher Social Security taxes scheduled for 1981, and for operations." ; S - moviW . W. BRIEF '. - "The PoW is, this Is gains to be Iland we he" no place for 1. And rm not it nooded to my the Until y*Iy measure In the wake of attache on U.S. embassies In Iran and Pakistan and on the Grand Mosque of Mecca In Saudi Arabia. Tents for Kuwalti troops were s,u:j Inside the walled U.S. Embassy compound. d th . Independent Oil Gets Break In Senate, Manson's -Pa,'øl. Clrnne. . . S view of Lake Moe Mrs. Bruce said MrS. Beer, Is worried about where to said. e view was beside the polad. th put her large precinct map, which she "We were hRPPI.d "We loved the view," ais said, 'thiut ft ws,i pinpoint didn't have anything to do the exact precinct In which a voter lives. ' Mrs. Bruce said. "Ppie have to lock at It," she said, Sb. said her staff finally had the space reonl for prol,4"* the move. muatbeincressed. Diplomatic sources saiii security was steppout ___ - te Miller was misting KUWIW deliver the same message he hod given earlier in Saudi Arabia and Abe Dhabi: World oil production mod remain steady and U.S. energy conservation efforts Moslems Still In Mecca ___ w,If1nt" In 1V71 Sena 61w voted to let them day. Seminole County election. office. o While waiting in line, perhaps wider ft twenty years of working "In closets (i MOfld5 Mi. BU Slid her six staff members wore black and lls. and ouds," the old jail's entrance overhang, which I her deputment was to get an office in the "We ware In deep viomming," shie IM& drips when It rains, Mrs. Bruce add am "We were very effective In our .ttI." public mlØt codeuTq'Me thet the move a cod taxpayers well over $3,080. when he 51w MId, •vefl though "we didn't She said she told the architect solitary soul of the powers IbM be. But it "The $3,00o was Jut tomove the four was plvthg h building, "U did sorndhing far our morale." Diebold power Meet" she said. never done anything for anybody, do i one he d t AltbOI*1I the media ment The files had to tie dihII%ifll1id for something for the elections office. Give Ead visit. . ___ Camhhs Bruce went to work for the Mrs. Bruce salid. Only convidedoner my very we In do" in IW4 lb"s, mactine guns aid rinetoting Embassy today on Treasury Secretary G. WLnIaIn Miller began th. final leg ci Ida threenatloui Middle It ____ 4L1 #_A IN The CO%I*7 cemmiselcoers voted four simultaneously In January. ____ ___office "We don't have the room to do It In," to one to move the elections lwi tv It ld ton inh rn. i)onld "AMtIni'1.aimthve — By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer KUWAIT (UPI) — Military jeeps with mo 1. NATON ... Treasury Secretary Meets Kuwait In Plea For Oil t • 0 ' .. t - p Lower Windfall Taxes Endorsed Elections Staff 'Mourns Loss Of Office In Courthouse IN BRIEF - - • Tussy, Nov. 27, I1 Frustrated . 'r p ________________ ______________ ____ __ _ __ , 1 '-., • -.: -- - • • , - ___ _____________________15 ' V11- 5.............•- - -- S - �I -.-- __._...- - - - . -. -. I - . .'.. ' . •. - s : . ;:. • - - 4 b , , •, • ,- ••, , -t-- , - -S . - -. - • . ._. -. -.--•-- _____•, - - .5. •t• V ,_ , t •- r - I Evening Fkvald Around (USPS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, PtA. 32771 High School atite playoff action continues Friday night at Oviedo High. Joe Montgomery's undefeated 11.0 OvIsdo Uons advanced to second round action with a 117 on the road victory over New Post Rlthsy Hudeon. Also In prop sporls new,, the women's basketball now Is right around the corner. The preseason elc tip off will once again be the Lady Hawk Invitational, slated for Dec. 27,'38 and 29 at the Lake Howell campus. Daytona Mainland, Seminole and Lake Brantley look to be some of the stronger teams In the area. The University of Central Florida lady Knight cagers get their season under way with a borne writelot State Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, November 27, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.21; 6 Months, $14.10; Year $7.00. The Clock It'll Get Worse Before Imiorovina The Lady Knights also play at home on Wedoesday when they meat Edward Waters College and then bit the road Friday for a visiting match agaiod South Florida in Temp.. One local cover to keep an eye = . b Lake Howell graduate Cindy Frank. Bishop Moors graduate Tudor McIntyre will also aso action at The Lady Knights lock pretty strong this season after enjoying a good recruiting camface a rigged 21 game schedule. For the second straight year the National AIAW Division H Volleyball_nipoøihIp. will be held at the University of Cdral Florida. The ioirnaxnod will take place In the U( - - By JOE DANTIS VIEWPOINT For Sa l Time Fo Mass fl e T I - Anyone con buy them and lov . Nose - t "The rs were_'' to these in the Ias rerth is psilkelady estaat bstllE bet amalier in in W Camliap where mote th $1r bsosm we hid sty $5 derthele of tre people live with r miss cs is uMue," Iipsrti, adding that "beth cee $1 psr*vsd AM systeBe end ladelic bleed pressure in. Aamtlng to am aiI, iIT" These radiiare sienlflad. iii. ' . - I .; . ' ' ' - • - '.- , o • ucea -s is aMu resm Role that is AMuSems. - -. - - •. - I on the right by Ram Duda (15) and Troy Kessinger (11). The five Oviedo - ;tr*awm* _ monday 4.4013.40 .fl Dieg 0 8 '•' 16 • .w - ii 1 .W ½ IS I .613 10 11 ASS S ,C 14 $I 4½ 4.40 3.00 ?AD - NEW YORK i UPI) - was co-winner of the American League Rookie Of the Year Award with John Castino of the Minnesota got it for playing defense and hustling. I've improved quite a kit. I have no profound words of wisdom. Just work hard." A right-handed hitter, Castino was platooned at third for meat of the season with left-handed bitting Mike Cubbage, but his defense (.162) was so exceptional he managed to get Into 148 games- many of thin lnthe late Innings. During the last two months of the season, Twine' Manager Gene Mauch _______ began 1101r4 Castlno more regularly. Griffin and Cadino each received seven votes from the 2$-member BBWAA corn- '1'wine. "I know I can steal more bases and hit for a better average than last yea." A 22-year-old switch-hitting shortstop, Griffin batted .207 and set dub records with 179 tilts and 28 stolen base.. In addition, he Is a shortstop of mittee to edge California remarkable range and Is relief we Mark Clew by two considered one of the bad votes. Relief pitcher Ron defensive players at his poai- Davis of New York, first baseman Pat Putnam of ton, III ___omo,that1 so I think my PhIladviols 113. ind4w U' Tv"day's 080" Ross Bumserion of 0*40 oot Colic'. 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Four St. Cloud seniors rounded out the offensive squad Including Gerry Foster at tackle, Rick Williams at guard. 10111 Whitley at center and Todd Sheperd at halfback. Oviedo, whose defensive unit has held the opposition to an average of 6.7 points a ball game was well represented on the all-conference defensive squad too with four selections. macaie 'iroy rageis, two way star Mike Scott at coo, junior linebacker Roy Payne and senior defensive back John Cobbs were all selected. Bishop Moore placed a trio of players on the squad Including sophomore sensation Dave Disney at defensive back. Joining the Hornet standout are teammates Bill Nelson at linebacker and Aaron Cabral at tackle. St. Cloud placed four gridders on the team. Robert Sipplo and Chuck Bronson made the grade on the front line While , sophomore Eric Walker at linebacker and Jim Casto at defensive back were honored. Osceola's Fred Mccrlmmon at defensive back and Bob Wilson as the place kicker rounded out the squad. Casti no, Griffin Tie For A.L. - -, he. Gal W Portland quarterback. The talented senior likewise led the conference In his favorite category, passing, Two of Kesainger's favorite targets were voted to the squad. Seniors Sam Duda at wide-out and ridged Marty Neese at tightend won all-conference honors for their roles in helping lead the Lions to a perfect 11.0 slate. Rounding out the Oviedo selections was scrappy guard Kevin Klelnhenz who plays much bigger than his 540 and 160 pounds. Osceola was well represented also with five selections, Tony Fletcher at wideout, Tom Pate at tackle, Darien Livingston at guard and juniors Smokey Green at running fielding will heprove,"Grin eeh received IMie vOkL 11.markedtheftddeslock said. U4)41.eS,P(1.H1U.ø,T(l- Detroit at New York Denver at WMIIkqIOn Toreato acquired Gris in the 31-yew history 01 the 141 I.$3L11. MIinta at San Ardents A - 11,002I $one $1144111111 . from Qs,slaud on Dec s, ,AL Rookie 01 the Year vding Los Anpolm of I.Mah 1170, with third bill000neal pMt by the Baseball Writers Nov11 Kansas city New Jersey at MIIwat*as tanulerd in esoliasgs for Association of America. F ball Chicago at San Dis,o reliever Victor Cnn. 'Atip01tbobMvIdalss NFL $08011118P 0~ of swan or u.itee Pius lsCereatisaii Detroit it New Jersey go to the swaft do do Anterim recommended we acquire saw voas (up,) - me IMINe Porfl&W.of Allwils Grit fin, said T.reste W 4. V Pd. Cleveland at Now lililaiw I S 0 415 MIlwaukee at 111111118" PtaIIi-' lur Royal. 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Pd 15 4 .709 4,40 310 Phoenix 12.40 Seattle lIr0-Vegas 2$Imon-E1onp - -- Alfredo Griffin, one of the few bright spots In the three-year historyof the Toronto Blue . Jays, says be expects to Improve as he grows older. 1 "I'm looking forward to 3I next season," Griffin said 6 Ci Monday, con learning he W L Pet. OS 3. The selections for this year's All-Orange Belt Conference Football squad really came as no great surprise. Heading the team Is the Oviedo Lions, represented by no less than nine AllConference award winners. At Monday's photo session in the Tangerine Bowl, it finally dawned on Orange Belt Conference coach of the Year Joe Montgomery and his undefeated Lions. The Oviedo crew couldn't seem to get top ten ranking all season rong, Din wnai are ine prep pou*era going to do now. After the first round of the Class 3A state playoffs the Lions are In the hunt following a 12.7 win over New Port Richey Hudson. Going Into Friday's second round of state playoffs, only eight teams remain In the chase. So If my math is correct that means Oviedo can be ranked no less than the eighth best team in the state. Some" should aend the Lim a copy ofFrank Sinatra's, "I Did It My Way." Pacing the O.B.C. offensive squad Is thr.e.thne all. conference performer Marvin McQennon at halfback. me min speed demon led the conference In robing and scoring In 1519. Joining McQennon Is backfield mate Troy Kesainger at NSA Standings By United Pms letematlenal lastern Conference Atlantic Division . 4.30 we - • Pro Basketball York New Jersey 3s.bino.Oyarilr$.4O IlWdaiyldurmmulo1detj $1Nsiildust.-i*niW , Mllwauke IC 4 .727 Too* gem 11 13 AN 6 dMindiz 12.60 7.30 5.40 Kan City I 11 .340 $' Zira 3.40 3.40 Denver 4 17 Ui 1014 CArla 4.30 Chicago 21$ .100 13 0(2.4)4410,P(4-219711;T(4- Utah Pacific Divilisu $4) 409$ Thmb is of is $sulMinie heaL iidve wish- sow is sad 1 ulIt SMug be dm WA ft dW.ses. 1 dam wod 'tests, V'IIIW$ iil%iiku tiNt Vhd Be bud, muisUp, am be' "Alus of uduwids . aarletãug ui1---1r.adpjhliod et'Ide arVSaderdS P66" at11=116 is psiN add dad W ud ii It fir ft =ssod a mathat uios, W. pmsfl .i$stSo.das. WithodUt Is,'L ddatBeaMu.,..-is atsatst MuS, hris10yours,isOepu .dityU.,dWithflri bMs1 DI to 4 mur ft is IN - U) 374.10. ft misdo So he ie_d_ • . WLTPct. , 4 o 492 7 6 0 .ss 6 1 0 .462 4 9 0 .201 7 W L 1 Pct. 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S&fl Anton 12 9 .111 $M.nolo-Zarr. 4 1310.105(14)6&16:P(I4) 111.11, Atlanta HOuston 10 *0 .500 Wi Trtfecta Box (144) 316.11. Indiana 10 14 .117 3t1 Ninth game 10 14 .417 3½ 9.00 510 4.70 Cliveind 7Vsa 7 13 .300 4V7 9.00 3.20 Detroit 101a .11 - Tampa Bay O(3.$)2tW,P(1-3)11141,T(1. Wathlngtn 34) M.N. - -I ' 1Wepamu.puinis*orIs I -. . Wv'dagtou. Ikiooin' and Kidy are the bd.selling '• fir Jobers Muof Jostioss. Independence ~ 01111110 RAd P*dW bdft Th Id a er& With a full list of all. aveihable .svinp, write the Bureau of Prhe. O00ce Services ' a'W' ksh, Wfr DC, you, kuew ibM yes wood, write the nas addees aeheckermos.yordsr.NoamIn • ad. d -c • iL -dW am Ir to d '['3,. w-s.YWis.uVlsenap,dW is mcyjsbsisfl pnhlrod a is 114 O Id is Us cook kis$adss him leat$ powdSeei* 4ft'he.is pwo deatdths$ • d W*ddIl Mae plsam.Wea...piu . . Orange Belt Conference Coach of the Year Joe Montgomery is flanked on the Defensive All-Conference stars for Oviedo are Ray Payne (61), Mike Scott left by Marty Neese (82), Kevin Kllenhenz (64, Marvin McClennon (4$) and (20), Troy Pagels (74) and John Cobbs (26). The four defensive stars sparked Central 3 10 0 .231 Siveeffi game SAldana-Baitla 17.00 5,40 4,30 301ca-Amore 4.00 3.00 Boston $ NegulKoldo 410 Phila sells_1,180 to 1,800 of these , - ' 4 $.blno-Arana 16.00 5.00 4.40 I Pita-Vegas 5.40 4.60 3JosiOla 3.40 00414441i P (4-11 119.I0,T(4- - MW be the Alerbona*e,OPUcbMve N'tuep*pnitsa,IUe*d.t Aab 1W wield Mue in Mu'"d 'hin. ad rj him the - • ;4 ' Sixth some I$) 331.10. a 3- r pnphwistitueiseIavsIjofmer$en oerMved decibels - '•- _ en WNGTON-meUJutuin - - - ______ IbM worka, pr.t, kia.as. is their, resells, held Bed the frequency of hurtsystolic blood possess," Islng .sys. bests inersusd under lowkequeaq mud. fi coepsiitlen with the Faderat Heelth Autesnibihi ofasturers are heereded Ministry, Isiug a.isd coitigs students to work in Mug's riudli bs 00 be 10 •', - . U - -- . Government- Was - -. MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS . First 5"1' SNeul-AItu 14.00 5.20 2.40 5.20 260 2 Jose Reyes Ilate-Koldo I°-'° 0 (2-1) 23.00: Trilecta Sex (II0)137.01. Second game 6Rica.Urquidl 9.60 410 3.00 6.00 340 2 Leque-Qulola IA)dana-Reyes 440 4141 U.Wi 49S T 1k" 2-4)391.00: DO 114) *06.10, TWrdgaSW C Niovi-Attu 10.00 5.00 3.60 - .3 RIcaQuiol. 5.00 410 7 Sob lno-Koldo 5.60 1341 19.1 P ($3) 16.711 T I: 37) 451.4111. Fourth some 4 Nica-Eior:a 15.00 6100 9.20 Siose-Oyarl 3.40 30 3Leoue-Vegas 4.00 0(4-10 41.64;P(4-I) 129.4I,T(4. 0-3) 374.01. Film some CArta-Yza 12.40 4.00 4.00 lAlurla-Juan 5.30 4.60 3Mlkeltlexpe Q(1-4)IL4IsP(6-I) I69.311T(6I)) 1,100.30. n •' ft "on " Joe DIS801111 ULTL St. L ouis Jai-Alai up.thle U.S. JACK ANDERSON' _ - ULJ : - ___ - II f"REBOARD SOCM to __ other countrials, indialift the opzc oritlosfly whom we are lot ill, are r4l 4.1 Amidoam! 11ve ' autornobihi '. the global 4-'-d for oil eetdrW rf*--- 11 aavalblocksdeo(Irasi WORD fir '• . we should be prepared for a strange phenomenon of our time wherein some terre victims, especially hostues, tend to Identify and become sympathetic with their caninri n words,thie threatened trial of Amtrimn haoes in Tehran, Violation watch Institute study uuli. "Aid Western trawuuaia wynuhIL COuiu y the eli whe A degrading, O tlng A cle altogether d .a. the ineM4e.j ode. Intolerable for UdnHisted Staa I Vdevelopment oestsrid traijt ayut is w Where national Interests could possibly transcend '-a1 osodriak to_ui fiat away been personaIut.ty the tuns.m guard the feedpr,dLg lester in the ¶1d, Xwst such an. eventusilty WuhIIbgton alould World." E1010 t- LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) - Veteran Washington Capitals defenseman Yvon Labre will undergo surgery Tuesday to remove torn cartilege from his right knee, team officials announceo Monaay. Lsbre was injured on Nov. 2oln Washington's 3-3liewith the Colorado Rockies. Team physician Dr. Pat wlll'perform the surgery at Arlington Hospital in suburban Virginia. The Capitals also announced right wing Bob SIrols is expected to return to the lineup. osn.ofthem are • SCIENCE WORLD ! -. Capital's Vet Under Knife - The preential portraits come In two sizes: I by I Inches ($2 each), with the Hoitag0 engraved pert 2 by 2% Inches; and 9 by 12 Indu ($3 apiece), with the Image (the engraved part) 4 by 5 Inches. President Ford's engraving Is the st show a president emllhig. Prooldent Carter's engraving Isn't yet I II finished because it wasn't until early 107$ that II I an official portrait was approved. Then, just It I III the engraving was nearly finished, someone at lbs White House decided Carter BERLIN (UPI) -Dr. Harmut laing says because high NOW preanws$one of the key showed too nwV teeth. Now a "more noise can In jure more than your ear&ims. factors linked to heart attache. serious" Carter Is being engraved, and The World Health 011anisatlon, which "In ether words, eapesure to *onic OW Erlsak says he'll go on sale In December. Sam me research sal The $15 engraved Declaration of and levels can not only cause hip blood praoslig x1griftent, is consillaring warning the public but also bad domage.to is 36 by 31 IVAN and is being that noin my to hmw&w to health. Next,, Ift tried to ddwwAm why am asoitimt "it cods twice n much to lung began his Investigatfons Into the of. peslone are more sensitive then others to loud prqduce as we no it for," says Krlsak. Only facts of noise on living Matures In 1171, noise. sheet 1* are left. experimenting with rats to determine The key appears to be magoodum. But two historic buildings are being added, whether No dedble electronic and tr.mc lung lownsd that animals soffsring from the Wthton Monument and Jefferson noise could affect their heart muscles and magnesium deIhI,qt7 produc. a large Mern _orIaL "For some strange reason," circulation. amo of hormone which is released only Krisak says, "we never did them." "After ".r exposure to this noise for .tee when a hesnan Ii under dries. $4.80 engraving Is the Gettysburg on. 13 bouris off, do rats a 3M between £dea with the thiosin head on the $5 bill dsvskiped abnormally high oonokul1ons of low mipudem ce in the bleed and high .g gthe apper4eft4nand corner. ft's 10 by 7L pressure moe. l3 in of thin indleatim that constailt Is dwtl pso* wft sbawaully law The W"k we $3 wwm* 2 study the iffact of now on to be aoniti,* to k.aIc had trainad, we end are --' 01111111111111110 WI His laboratory was a Ber bOU1 plod mote lisly to . high bleed pressure end a icely. wWe noise levels reach 10 decibels, eqeiva. heart ettoch Id to the clatter of a bags truck with dln( Islng's team In Berlin urrodly is NO of the erIral engravings wire made. flD5 a1 (set away For e__o of the Uris analyiIi* the eds of low frequsicy asise bottlers at work, one week sub*1L vim al the While H~ does VA have UK' ~v wsmprr" thams *aw shocking, self-destroying confessions. Moreover MUons n naval pr.es!ce in the Indian Ocean for a possible - - , wuw.uii. • 644 0 MI,.' ..iFjj n - MAY rAt be9" ufte the artistic yofpjm1,1ft, bat they're good, and very American. Treasury's Bureau of Engraving and Printing engraves all our money and prints our postage damps. It also has more than 80 engravinp for sal.at prices that range from $2 to $4.80 (a .b* exception, now being o , _ - Head A11W0, C. Team Lions - DENVER (UP!) Denver Bronco Coach Red Miller Monday said three key players suffered Injuries In the club's 14.10 loss to the Oakland Raiders Sunday. Linebacker Randy Gradishar suffered a bruised right knee-, running back Oils Armstrong, bruised left ribs; and fullback Jim Jensen, a bruised left thigh. Miller said none of the injuries appeared serlous.The Broncos also announced General Manager Fred Gehrke was released from the hospital during the weekend after being treated for a lung blood clot. made engravings. So did Dower. Van Dyck, Dalm2Ier and Plcaaso. But today, because of great technological advances In aiMlng, engraving is becoming a bet art. Yet the federal government has hlgh.class Ift I*I,sy Surprise Trio Of Broncos Insured ByWIWAMS'rEIF '------...1r be placed on trial. The alarmlnç prospect looms ( because the so-called "students' are believed by .. to in knowledgeable observers to be in fact members belo dm !-: a left-wing organization. ' "eIfreight deliveryo industrial w The Ame*Ican prisoners may be subjected to odvctise public trauposIaU.s and I can produce . fl rayi n $ * ., worse, maybe much bettor, It It ever doss. Great Tuesday, Nov. 27, 1079-lA CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Indians announced Monday they have dropped relief pitcher Larry Anderson from their major league roster. Anderson's contract was assigned to Cleveland's Class AAA farm club In Tacoma, Wash., of the Pacific Coast League. Monday's action reduced Cleveland's roster to 39 players. - our gov rnment was as beefing No Briefly Indians Send Relief Pitcher VIEWPOINT • A Tdm by swh Evenint Hera hi, Sanford. Fl. Anderson To AAA League Although the near-anarchy that prevails In Iran admits to no organized government In the conventional sense, the Iranians are, nevertheless, skillfully orchestrating their confrontation with the United States over the fate of U.S. hostages held captive in the American Embassy. Such skill, and th e cynicism that we see accompanying it, bode Ill indeed for the future. r On the 16th day of this crisis and amidst a growing world outcry, the Ayatollah Ruhollah • Khomeini and his Revolutionary Council decided to show their "Islamic mercy," as they expressed it, by releasing black and women hostages, First By ROBERT WALTERS off, two Marine sergeants of the embassy guard and a secretary were paraded out to parrot WASHINGTON -Every time the subject of Iranian propaganda before a carefully contrived federal funding for public tranelt arises, news conference for 200 reporters and peflflyplfltheri at the budget Office and on Capital Hill dart screaming loudly about how cameramen representing the world's media much It cods. Mass A few hours later, 10 more hostages - four They we . women and six blacks - were brought before ticketitem, especiallyroil ttsit. But . It Is another news conference prior to being flown to a :iof_• $1 V.enorgjriiving U.S. military base In West Germany. Investments the government can make, as Even as the Iranians were demonstrating their tranwodaU planners anners are finally darting to mercy to American blacks and women, they in- realise. Sooner rather than later, this country Is dicated they would bring their remaining American prisoners to trial on spy charges. And, PUt 7MtMbd1' as though to give credence to this ominous inbill is to be tentlon, the so-called "studen t" mob holding the hostages detained two women and one black male a disastrous public policy error when we pi* along with the 46 white American males. Ob- an of our traneportatlon emphasis on the viously, If the new spy scenario were to have automobile in the yearsfollowing World War credence, charges would have to include a cross- IL section df embassy personnel. Might not e While building Inquestions be raised If only white American males teritate highways and Detroit was perfecting the gas guasler, other industrialized nations were accused WTS d.v ng fuelftider* bue systems The latest Iranian maneuvers brought an apsubways light rall and comimuter trains. propriate no-nonsense response from Washington, A.i.I '°'that lii. II.V ërlals has arrived --. including a statement that the decision to free , ' only blacks and women would not "split the ed than we am to Aud to a world that United States by sex and race," A welcome Un11holitute derscoring of this assessment came from Vernon on En)$y." Jordan, a U.S. black leader and president of the Like or , ADerICI are going National Urban League, who predicted the ming more One Be cynical Iranian attempt to lure American blacks oil in ggwg ad poloUn in pwUWw from loyalty to their country would fall. become wwm and more o mm Thy pro-Iranian statements by some of theThsre has been some cutback already in partwany the, two marine M w ilh gonshn plo.d it $1 a CorpA sergeants, was discomfiting for Americans gallon; Imagine what will b.pen when gas - recalling the large number of defections by reaches $2 or $3 per gallon, as it already has U.S. POWs during the Korean war. A Marine Is a In mod of the world. (In France, Italy, West i andathetaxoaps Marine is a Marine and his countrymen ought to Germany be able to expect him to demonstrate his Is higher than the total ON in the United traditional manhood under stress, The unfortunate statements just - made by We are facing mote then more rs""vg by asaursasthe however Wears hostagn may turn out to be only curtain-ralsem for what is to follow should the remaining captives. that, we know from SPORTS gym from Dec. 1, through the lb. Tlckds for Thsnday and Friday's pool action we $1 for adults and for students. Th*sts for Saturday's quarter, semi and final action will be $ for adults and $4 for dudorts. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door. For further Information contact the UCF Athletic Dspsrthient at 275.6. The Seminole Community College Raiders swing back Ida action soon. Jo. Sterling's squad travel. to Polk Tuesday nlght and than hits the road spin cnDec. 1, for a gem. spinet HWaboroi in Tamp.. t... 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Surf Is slapping sand through the stereo; candies are twinkling In oil lamps (cheap replicas If you don't own a fine collect ion ), and the soft spotlight you planted behind the fern (because light suffused through leaves is to dle.from) is suffusing, There are a spicy potpourri In a basket on the "buffet" — your chest of drawers wearing a quilt or designer sheet (Irregular) and cushions on the floor for the ocher, when they descend with fistfuls of your ingenious, edible table arrangement. That consists of uncut loaves of pumpernickel, seven grain whole wheat, etc., speared with assorted cheese wedges on toothpicks. Each loaf has a candle In a glass holder in the center where you dug a hole, and is higher or lower than the other loaves, depending on the height of the bamboo stand - ATLANTA (UPI) Top- and running back Major iflto Saturday's finale against right knee. snap the Crimson Tide's Mississippi. terbock. downs. Tanked Alabama, which Ogilvie were selected for the unbeaten Alabama, were Preston Brown of Van. overall 19-game winning Streater, a slender 6-1, 161Brooks. a 167-pound junior With Alabama using a rash hasn't kit a league game all-SEC offensive unit. represented by three of- derbilt and Cris Collinsworth streak. pound senior who expects to with blinding speed, and of running backs In its league. since early In its 1976 season, Tidemen picked for the f ive performers— running of Florida, the top to pass Other members of the return to action Saturday Cribba, a senior who has been leading wishbone attack (432 dominated UPI's 1979 all, defensive unit were end E.J. backs James Brooks and Joe catchers in the SEC this fall, defensive unit were end John agai nst Vanderbilt, missed the Tigers' workhorse the yards per game), Ogil vie, a Southeastern Conference Junior, tackle David Hannah, Cribbs and tackle George were the aIISEC wide Adams and tackle Benjy his chance for a second past two years, are the only 187-pound junior, has gained football team announced linebacker Thomas Boyd and Stephenson — and linebacker receivers. Rounding out the Thibodeaux of Tangerine straight 2,000-yard total of- SEC teammates ever to both only 447 yards. But his U Freddie Smith. today when eight Crimson back Jim Bob Harris. offensive unit were guard Howl-bound LSU, middle tense season when be was nab for more than 1,000 yards average is only 1.10th 1e Tide players were named to and guard Richard Jaffe of injured. But his average ot 176 the same season. Brooks, than Cribba' and his nine That, in balloting by sport. Jimmy StreaterotBluebon. Malt Braswell On 24-man all-star squad. qwrittre and sportscasters in net Bowl-bound Tennessee is placekicker Rex Robinson, Kentucky, linebacker Craig yards per game Is only seven leads the conference with touchdowns trail only Cribbu Three members of the seven-state SEC region, this year's all-SEC quar- both of Georgia which would Puki and back Roland James lees than leagueleading John 1,153 yards and Qibbe, last and Brooks, who has 12. 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(S)QRARNABY JONES MILLER • 10:00 53 (4) PORTER WAGONER AMERICA (U)(35)8HAZZAM(MON) (II) (35) BIRDMAN AND THE GALAXY TRIO (TUE) (lJ)(35) MOBY DICK AND MIGHTOR (WED) (11) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (1' WEDNESDAY - 10:30 AND THE IMPOSSIBLES (FRI) (12) 1171 THE TWRFF STOOGES / THE LITTLE MSCALS (730 THE FIN (NON, TUE. THU,FRI) AFTERNOON 12:00 0(4) NINDREADER8 tl)0(73ONEWS (11) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 53 NEWS 7:25 5:05 (4) TODAY INFLORIDA (121(17) MT PATROL(THU) 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER (DO UNTAMED WORLD (WED) (121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN (730 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 (4)TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY $Tflf() 5•35 .00 1) LOVE. 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"They must be introduced and given an opening for conversatlon." So you say, "Gerrard, I'd like you to meet Leda. She likes birds.' Now, let things develop. Do something about shy strays shrinking alone, but don't try to control the evening. If you haven't paid your kids or the delivery boy to put on a white shirt and help out, you'll be too busy cleaning and serving, anyway. And what, actually, can you do if the pasta congeals into a facsimile of the Washington Monument and Murray, who laughs at weather reports, is yawning? top budding comedians from all sections of the country. 53(4) BEGGARMAN, THIEF Gretchens movie is entered in the Cannes Film Festival. where Billy's militant girlfriend Monika (Tovah Feldshuh) is planning a major act of terrorism. (Conclusion) - H igh (1) 0 MOVIE Midnight" (Premiere) Mike Connors, David Birney. A construction worker whose wife and child were killed in a mis -taken drug raid sets out alone to take on the lawless narcotics squad responsible. (DO THREE'S COMPANY up opm 10*5k CMS Ails TRANSPSSTATISN so me 1 PURPOSE Siiulii*ik _ __ __ : - __ - . S 111. ~ CLW ____ ,n _____ GLASS Steemer owners Call On Stanley Sfeemer FRAMES —ANY SUPPLII$ —PAINT SITS WE HAVE AMERICAN ARTIST MAGAZINE ,, now flem 4 _____ ____ FOR EVERY DECOR 1.11's IlMi 1UUUU YOUR CUITM DECORATIONS ____ _- D1sIcIIvo Mirror Desigus christmas CeeIurpl.èss, Deer Dsc'rsllsas, lie, DEAR ABBY: While put, think I'm a bit crazy, but it cEOP.M.MAGAZINE ! ting underwear in my son's seems i get moody and drawer, hidden far back I irritable when there isa full (1)0 JOKER'S WILD (11) (35) SANFORD AND SON found several pages of sexy moon. Judy makes advances toward i nudes, torn from a girlie Does the moon affect Grady to win his support in her human behavior? magazine. To say I was scheme to marry Lamont. shocked is putting It mildly, R OS E N A R I E IN 0(17) SANFORD AND 5O4 Lamont Is upset when Fred BROOKLYN sincehelsan upright 14-year. announces that he plans to old Qwlstlan boy of high DEAR ROSEMARIE: IA_.I. •Sl_ D..AL_. 11_J marry a vount woman he has IR1L 3J w W IUVIV Was IIVV just met. he was 12, and we have ",," y strsIs claim It does Aid 7:30 always igjcuss. e,oryigng i've reed statistics N(!) TIC TAG DOUGH impurtant for ousi that the openly. I thought we had a us... THE NEWLYWED (1) piu$. I. ksw that their the "cresios" (The word GAME geodrthtknuddp. petvaeywlfltbevleiatet I huij uippir$s this l.ssy yj FLORIDAI w sit aceustag you of (ID(35) MAUDE Vivian's plea. and tapid thom deliberately 1111111(, l'ii DEAR ABBY: My brother, sure at Arthur's sudden burst oq th. ts c his reom. Who. kavhag ems of amorous behavior soon •f'iii that at whoa. home our he cane home from school! which wall ebvleaily turns to panic. family reu nion was tOld him I had Vl.eflid his ALl. IN THE FAMILY S shiald haYS lift It 1.. year, Invited Steve, my ex. (121(17) Archie Is bedridden with a room and pod his "art iilcAUy.ur.sswWhesratr,. h usband, without telling me painful backache and Mike is tures" wh.si he COuld a. thiS IIII IS that •flt time about It. We've been divorced sure it is psychosomatic. thinenduijoythun.IIead be wants 'hi for 20 years, and cornMink% and three minute. bVU have Ii f a better munlcate only when ab. 1110 WHODUNPIT'?: THE lsr he took thom down and plies. olutely necessary. I had not GREAT UNSOLVED MYSTER psi thins In the trash. DEAR ABBY: Although i .an him In the last 1$ years. 11$ Many of (hi most publi. cised and as-yet-unsolved I left Steve when I learned Was there a butter way to have been reading your mysterIes of the last century, haiidl.tlda? ooannral1g1oue1yfcryears,I heWUhavthgwaffalrwith such as Jack the Ripper's trail :ROQCYMOWITAINNOM never dreamed I'd be writing another women. Hi ob of murderous terror and aviaDEAR lIN: I pse to you. Howeisi, I do not a divorce on the grounds of trIx Amelia Earhart's disap. di.00d if bow to whom I should tarn o desertion, which I did not p.arance, are examined. ..beWw pow •(4)THE MISADVENTURES contest. There was no the picimes, pen teal yes auttle thia i, y OF SHERIFF LOGO Lobo, a alimony, no child support and gang of bandits and a hillbilly no property eutthisnad. We clan all set off on a wild search for thousands of dollars In What Steve showed at stolen money. !he ismion, youcold u have (S)•SUO$SUNNYCHRI8Ttoo 100ioloropV10#0 wp"OP 6000F MAW SPOUL Bugs Bunny snocena me over mm a finds hlnisill in hot water when featharl I was so shocked use him thur. I didn't know DoW for Santa Claus. )tI J, 0I,,g?g jg 1sf ,.Ig whatto do. Icu'talnly&dn't (DO HAPPY DAYS A wild • • Want to spsakto him, soljuod female gang cruises into • left without saying a word to Mitwaukse. crowns Richie king AUof nerds and sets out to settle a -.. . anyone. awe wlthChachi, Did ldotherlgldthlng?U 8:30 -, not,whatdsouldl be" done? (1) 53 FAT AIJERT CHRIST'. . And .4kv - ..I- -V would my brother do M*1 SPECIAL Animated. Fat ui — Albert and the Cosby kids • li • had OUT diffarehlCi. in make their Ch i t as special p, but I love my brcthor, one when they help out a family and thougid he loved Indtstrni(R) CE) M AMMO HURT - ---------------------\i'. ,.. •. (i7) NSA BASKETBALL fl 1i*Tt by y - LI Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio • : .--.-----. _____ _____ .$av iu Pesi Cost ARUMIN it Th. Cumpsr Tres. FOR CNRITMAS ORS @D NBC NEWS (S) 0 CBS NEWS (!) 0 ABC NEWS 700 53 (4) THREE'S A CROWD ri Rreplue Smokes? Cat "Th Dvst .CoII.ctor" P.N. 869.6578 • ""So FM wastv" OCMMW & Pwace Art A Shock To Mother I CAISILSUCY 3314110 Cinid Monday 22 1002 S. French Ave., PUBLIC rrivate she prevents several crises from occurring in a peaceful valley area. (0-1 hr.. 39 mm.) N s a i a NEWS (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 7POO & SET $3 SLOW DRY Rig sit SANFORD 500 F*,~ RICUL * IaftahoothN Stone Osck4 I iwous NOMI owiuus SANPOID fl3-I LIDAY SPICIAL $800 3230221 - i een s Are Our Specially! SW "OIR PRICES CAN'T If MAT" • Creative Designs ivaflsi'h,r cs fran, recant Discount— TV's, Car Stereos, Cl's Radios, Watches, Gift, etc. . soup, salad and cold pasta: bowtles In clam sauce and springs n adand 5., Carelhffor1nfoh,ir new custem.n. ribbons around their necks. Later, you'll ladle out hot POOL MIMS J STYLING AVE • TV HIGHLIGHTS Seated, the ocher, will cover their laps with gingham dish towels, two feet ware, to catch crumbs and any el cheapo wine you WAY spill Pouring from 79 cent decadem with - COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE (BRAKES —OVERHAUL TUNE-UP) VINYL TOPS DYED ON REPLACED $35 w - It's on. - 2400 HIAWATHA . ...... Tuesday, Nov. 27, 979-18 coiled In most sauce. There's chocolate cake poor woman, let's go and leave her In peace." for dessert for those who jog, and, for those So you should Insure peace as much as who don't, blackberries and pineapple possible by mapping everything out two iformerly frozen) or melon balls and weeks before. That's when you call Arnold, strawberries garnished with fresh spearmint Martha, et al, and say, "I'd love for you to leaves, come to dinner. Would you call me in the It all rests on the och-ers' laps in wicker or morning and let me know?" People need time lacquer trays (festooned with seashells) and so never force them into accepting Imwill be consumed with whatever utensils you mediately. Just tell them it's black tie or pj's can supply: real silver, lucite or wooden, or so no one shows up In a rubber horsey and some of each. Just see that nothing's chipped blushes. or ratty. And call. people who interest you, regar. Also see that the conversation flows, but not dless of sex or age, even if you end up with over Marjorie Anne Reed. Blonde and chic, three extra women. "They're coming to eat, former socialite and fashion "directrice" who not to mate," she says. hosted more parties than there are swizzle Then, count your money, decide on sticks during her 12 years of marriage to a "motif," soup and pita sandwiches or veal New York art dealer, she's the "entertaining roulades, and take stock of chipped plates, expert" who came up with all these ideas. But missing wine glasses and what you can buy only you have to know that. now on sale, with luck -- to store (wine, More crucial for you to know Is how to treat pasta, etc.) A day or so before, prepare what yourself and your guests so the picnic isn't an ordeal for any of you. Tenet one, says Ms. Reed: "Giving a party should be like giving a gift. It's to make people comfortable, to show that you care. Not to call the most expensive caterer." (However, if you cook more like Miss Piggy 1fljy1 than Miss Child, by all means order up from the Bamboo Dragon, but don't serve from EVENING their containers, she says.) 6:00 Then, since you "set the mood," an hour HBO MOVIE "The Magic Of Lassie" (1978) James Stewart. before zero hour you're In a hot tub sipping a Mickey Rooney. The beloved "thimble of sherry" so you're not harassed collie helps to reaffirm a young when people arrive. "If you are they'll think boys faith in humanity when Special to the Herald All-SEC Football Team Crimson Tide Dominates T,;% 0 ........ - Plan A Fun Party With Peace Of Mind -- SEATTLE ( UPI) As If the leaky point. Largent deep in the end zone to make it Zorn completed scoring passes of lii alive In the race for a wIId.card playoff Toni Linhart, pulled a 42-yard effort 'to pass coverage and placekicking "After the bobbled punt, it wasn't 13.4) with 6:03 left In the half. the left after New York drove to Seattle's yards to Sherman Smith and 11 yards to berth in the AFC. problems weren't enough, now you can much of a game," said Mlchaels, The Jets finally got on the scoreboard 25yard4lne with the opening kickoff. "Wealt seems to think my punting cost Sam MeCullum in the third quarter to add a breakdown in the New York Jets' referring to punter Chuck Ramsey's us the game," said Ramsey. "At least account for the rest of Seattle's scoring, with 6:49 left in the third period when Later, with 1:57 left in the second punting game to Walt Michaels' list of handling of the snap. "This is the first that's what he told the team. At least now Just one week after setting a team. Kevin tsoflit capped a fl-yard drive with a quarter, Jacobs kicked a 45-yarder N oes. time our punter failed. Before, it was our I know that he knows my name. When I record with 384 yards pass, Zorn followed 1-yard rim, making It 23-7. The Jets, who through the uprights, but the kick was Jim Zorn threw for three (place) kicking." kicked a 64-yarder or kicked one out at up against the Jets with a 25of42 night, dropped to 54, have managed to score a nullified by a holding penalty. touchW ap.d hit a club-record 14 Midway through the second period, the three, I never heard from him." N total of just 22 points in three consecutive Herrera, now 17-of-21 for the season, good for 285 yards. st raight completions lntheSeahawks'30. Cornell Webster smothered the football hit ofl all three of his attempts from 49, Ramsey also shanked a 19yard punt "We were besting people deep last lows. 7 thrashing of New York Monday night. before Ramsey could get his kick away earlier in the second period that went out week and that made them respect us The Jets missed a pair of opportunities and 45 yards. But It was a blocked punt attempt leading and the Seahawks took over on the New of bounds on the Jets' 49 and helped put long," said Zorn. to score on field goals in the first half. "I feel a lot stronger," said Herrera. '1 to Seattle's first touchdown the New York York 14-yard line. After two plays gained Seattle in position for the second of three The victory was Seattle's third straight lM'e Jacobs, the rookie free agent feel I can make more pressure kicks and head coach pointed to as the turning no yards, a scambling Zorn fired to Steve Efren Herrera first-half field goals. and kept the Seahawks, 74, f'.t barely signed by the Jets last week to replace I might be In the race for the Pro Bowl." 21241111 0I7WMffi$T. . - . OURSELVES Straiaht Zorn Zings Jets Wth I Three TO Passes - - Tusiday, Nov. 27, in, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . - - ' (TUE) 13(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5:30 HBO MOVIE (THU) 53 (4) NEWS (1)0 MA'S'H (1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (U) (35) KUNG FU �-r -- _,1 , • - - •_,•• - '.•.. p . . ,. 31-tvIfflngItaraW,$anfordpI. • . . .--.. . -- - , , TuS$dly.Nov.27,l7 CAL EN -• ______ WEDNESDAY, NOVEM3ER2$ 8e.r Citizens Te of the Everglades, Naples..Ft. Myers area for four days. Leave Sanford, 8a.m., from Civic Center; pick up, Casselberry Leed's, 8:30 a.m. Return Dec. 1, 5:30 p.m. For reservations call 322114$. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Ovlede Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town Hote. Sauced Klwasis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery lie., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Altaznonte Springs. Raafced8ereudersleulorcltlzeusduce,2:30p.m., Sanford Civic Center. SsafordSemluole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Oierealeks Aenaymsus, %;30 p.m., Altpmonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER20 Sir Harold Mitchell, British author, Industrialist and expert on Canadian and Latin American affairs will lecture on "Where Goea the CarIbbean", 7:30 p.m. In Hauck Hall auditorium, RoWns College, Winter Park. Free to puwic. City Candidate,' night, sponsored by Carriage Hill Community Association and Lake Hodge Homeowners Association, 7:30p.m., Casselberry City Hall. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte springs. Lake Mary Rotary, $ a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m. Lake M.ary Iresbyf.es4an Church; 7 p.m., Q'alfty frji, Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamisle SIagi Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. S.ulh Seminole LA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Aitaznonte Springs. Sealer Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Overeaters Aussymono, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cauelberry. Skrd AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St AlAusu, 8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, FRIDAY, NOVEMBBRI Semlasle Sumlie KIwanis, 7 am., Buck's Ssnf Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley'a, Alt moide Springs South Volasla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Weight Watcher,, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. "laead*8p.m.,&. Rh barth Church, Lake Howell Road IiugwssdAA,do.ed,8p.m.,RolllngHfllsMoravlan . YemAduliClub IseSingles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Roflba Ave., Orlando. . I Logal Notic City ___________ Dies In Fall mun Christmas ;jat, otrpecJ himself to ft fi safety and fell 120 tO his death when a 2-Inch pipe ppotI the staj snapped. Shelby leaves his wife Linda, and five children. Pi'ogr'i: "The Confederate Flag" by Mrs. E.A. Seweli, SA'flJMDAY, DECEMBER 1 I - - ' . - +. . .. OUTSIDE TECH . basIs for the claim, the name and essof the reSter or ho 'Ion' ___ • 2p.m., 1301 W. First St. or attorney, and $i amount claimed, If me claim is sot ye, do,, the date where it wiu becime OFFICIAL BALLOT + GENERAL ELECTION doe shall be stated. ft the claim Is C5ntin or un1iiSeted, tIlS nature 01 the uncertaInty $SII be iletie. liuttersity Perciuiulus Fausbis Chelsime. coiwseta, 2,3 and 4p.m., Altamosde Mall Fr.. to CITY OF CAUELBIRRY ____ FLORIDA wrrv ustb.eman Danny Tremor with proceed. to Kutlilsus Anduruos 4, DECEMBER 1979 + ' Cusurehsialv. Work Center Inc.,_______ 7:30 pm., Buck's Reda', Sanford Irp, Cufl 335.9sj, MJNDAY, DECEMBER $ - sponsored by Beta Sigma ____ qsa.foradults. to each personal rsprssis*l. All persons interested ire tP estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN + Phi to Hoesli Read U Stats Road US, Ceibsfl7, ______ children DATE OP THE FIRST PIJSUCA. TIOI OF THIS NOTICE, _________________________________________ ____________________________________ ààÉ __ ____ Providumos .ini iIis LA, $ pa., spun opiahur, HuNwey llama wThes deallgreges the validIty 01 tIes ot ducederers will, me quellficatieres me personal representative, the venue or Iewisdlctlsre of tile court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Vot.torOse Mayor ______ . -- _.. -I,w"IJVmuv , CITY OF CAS$LLSERRY ____ aid rd stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. ties claimant shall deliver copies sI me Claim , lie, clrk9 es clerk to mall w __ ___ OWEN SHEPPARD $1+labsMhs1s,g MOIAY, DUCU*U $ NATHAN Sanford area, newly remodele 3 BR home, Ig OR, LR. FR, with fireplace. Util. rm. plus wooded lot. $365 plus sec. No pets. 3239374. ___________________________ Whatever the occasion, there isa classified ad to solve it. Try one soon 3 BR, 25, near Sanford. Adults only. $300 pius 12505cc. dep. 275157$. experienced Use Your Nem As $urIty 1idVVW 3020$ Jaki .:*.( S pa., pset hums ++ _ ___ 1vAT, p$ 4 Clak QatI DiupIsy, 10 am., Td Ismetser (ISO) IlMusose se' S'ree SurnsliOit Aiemsftve 14* lW. 110th Si., Must, FL IId ledi 41 - Hoises IIALTY -Q _______________________ ____ THOMAS E. (TOM) EMBREE ___ 4 . TILAY, DECS&1 I , Qrui Roiled in$ ,j bu, at Commutes niute to LeNiar V. GREGORY. ALFRED - business. Needs work but priced.at Only 511,500. Paint I body shop, all eqpt. w.2 BR apt. attached. Owner anlous$ will hold mort. Good termsf Call for all details. Priced at $7e,OO. J OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTO 2S41 S. French Ave. 3220231,322 3773,'3220779 2'i acres on Hwy. 413 In Osteen. Great investment potential, Only 115.000 with terms, Se.ECTIOt5 3 BR, 2 B, iS' x 30' pool, green. house, beaut. landscaping and or sired resume to Svrsislae.Ott Airmative 14101 LW. 11919.i MIL 01 sw + •• -.... - 3 BR, 4 5. Country living on 4'.', acres with 330' lakefront. Also 1 BR, I B guest cottage. All for $93100. + UUTUFIPWAS? _' -.. AFRICAN VIOLETS 169 ITHELI'S ANTIQUES 1 322.9141 ml. W. 011.4, old IRIS at "is" The Greenhouse ivesaftorolweekands 'ien, pasta rawi HEAR US OUTI Texas Refinery C p. eitersasisrnify lep. le1,, inceme PLUS cash Sinuses and fringe benefits Ire II,. Sanford as's.. Ragarelew I BR, I B, zoned commercial, good bc. heavy traffic area. 123.400. + ______ 9 acres, some woods, some cleared. Hard road close in, Good terms. Owner holding. ___ i.aseford, Florida subs usll . + *7 ,P C e 4 - '+. • • • ___ __ ____ ___ __ Plutidu * IN*ui• Fr.. 11 SVi1 Plus ++ Rour sesss Nuus, ts' 8) ' 81 __ ' 'S . ". _________ • ;. . ' .d',' '.: • .,,.--, . . ,i. . ' . .. .1,tlI,., ,1 . . • ', •t '' • ..8.C... _ • . ) j7 + • .'•: J. f . .j4&:a.. . •. ,:... . : _ Db$C$whsy lustslesl KNlSt4Tl,. 1st, SaIL.SIU.R _____ + NI • ... ___ ___ Dedel Grasp $ilppsat + _ __ KNIHTLI.*D.UIj.L, •. . ' ___ ___ __ . I atewat sp *r - j1u,rL .. up 1J*t $ I ____ _____________ •aWIs *Ias_sjes. 11 SOlStfrsm.MIs... __ __ 3 BEDROOM, $q BATH, COUN. 'ISV KITCHIII, CENTRAL All & NEAT, CARPITS, -GARAGE, LIKE NEW, Al. 'SUMABIP $33,.. MORTGAGE. REALTY (:I:' 3390100 ' WS4 TRIPLEX I & 1 BID -ROOM UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH 00046 1O *DD I UNITs. 6000 REid. - 'TM INCOME. ASSUMABLE •I gp, • . • - S'p ACRES, ARTESIAN WELLS, CLEARED & POND. $25,000. EXCEL I EN I TERMS. . $55,000. - _______________________ -__________________ - - Established plumbing supply service business, tools, fix tures, inventory & real estate, Unlimited sales & service potential to qualified prin cipals. $143,000. Call William Mallczowskl, Realtor.)?? 1953, Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. Cash for your bIb Will build on your lot at our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE LY WOODED OFF NOLAN () (1) AT 14,500; (3) LAKE FRONT AT is oo Webu; your equity, close in 24 hms. AWARDREALTY. INC. 1197100 tOCEZTT g 7439 S. Myrtle Ave. Brothers flted- -- - _________________- &Sokl -__--- Paved read acre for Investment or building. Terms you can afford. $100 dwn. to.' Sal, -- --- 2lacres lakefront - llcres orange qrovd paneled PickUp topper. 595. 373-0135. ' Rep. Rel Edese leaker 319 $SardAW. OlScattle ranch + 333.5532 FURNITURE_BEDDING Whoiesaletoali.Orla,l.doWe sale Furn. 2100 IndustrIal Blvd., Orlando. ARE YOU INTERESTED? - BATEMAPI REALTY - _- • H. led 10115 s MULTIPLE LISTINO.REALTOR leg. 11*1, ITATI Seeker 198N)tlLCaueliervy,PI. 0511505 Eve. 651.8441 ComeuL 4 II 2$, 1w acres. IKOSS. beds Maiwse area 10rend IW2IO., F01$T ORIINI Ikd'AWOIdbRAf W0lK?Plac.aClaosiuedMke _______________________ ____ 4acm at Iniweacties at the & C.s*y ci ii.s*a,. on -- '------of total inventory of WIng . These -_ Mt damaged or seconds but brd new top Ikee bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Nell's Sallord Fur. nitwe Salvage, 17.9L 5*. of + , ½ - .65SL *3.197, )05.$11j. * SuN. . _____ INC. REALTORS 5*auor30p.ali spas. . _____ _____ _____________________ CU$T0MI!$ SUlLY UMOCIUNO & REPAIR .0. 511.11? *10169 . ----. -MOSt heet & mer ss. luIWIsSuIt-au,INe, pears. LSItfl5 'FNA-VLP$At$&Il$ - - - VAIPSIA. --- --*,IN5 '1 l INTl*$,AIl, PUS4Y FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LDT$ INTO tUGS LAKE NEAR IlL. 461.1 IRALTOR 11 *1i$LWane tF. 4, ',.: j. . i •:• FruP Ave .S PS v r _ITfl. . '- S1SLU *1*.TY M Nil - MQKfl - .i0?SlR.Glb$i,p.Qlli Io79NeJ0110usWNer. Ya $p 51551 .l 1439 5. $jW*AW. Fhi*ri - -..-- _______________________ FluMpsant, ____ S4 Garage Sales -- - - -- Hwy 92. I mile west Of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. it's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904231. 8311 tsr further detaill. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-SC to '75 models. Ciii 339.9100 or 834.4605 (Deafer) _____________________________ _____________________________ 1973 Buick 1 usury Century, like new cond. 350, auto. mags. wide ovals, dual exhaust, AM. FM, tape deck, PS. PB. air, tilt, cruise. 51.100. 323 1117 if S. ________________________ - 1976 Granada, metallic blue. PS. PB, auto., air. AM FM stereo, blue mt., 31.000 miles. S new steel radial tires, extra clean. 53)8. ______________________ Must sell. 1977 Vega, radio & hrt. low mileage, clean. $1695 or best otfer. 323 1730. '76 Chev. Monte Carlo V I, PS, PB. AC. Wire Wheels. Stereo. CS. 51,700. 372 6052. - 5 ____________________ ___________________ Care Home " ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways I add ons. Quality work, no lob - too small. $98 4914. ___________________ ______ ____ C,ramsc'lTh _________________________ - '. 5- oats a Accessories Boat Seats- Lounge & Pedestal seats. Southern Marine In tenors, 520 Clifton St., Orlando, Fl. 7992200. __________________________ - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3330707 CoyII _____________________ . MARINE ROBSON 2927 Hwy. 1797 Sanford. Fla. 32711 1.-. . Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel I Additions. $31 S399or 162 _________ 59-.AssicaI ?rchandIse _______________________________ ______________________________ __________ Kellersonsolepiano, likenew, _____ AnimalllavenKennels Thank You, Thank You call anytime, 373 $712. for being my customers I friends. If theresa better way tosay III doii'f know how, may YOU be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. - Pianos $ organs low 1995 Guitars 40 pet off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Sob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. as as 3227755. House assidns __________________ 43-4&usi.Gerdsn Nlvescloming Service personalIzed, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis ",. WeDOwalhvtl0dowsl PILL flf1- 'TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clrk I HIrt 3337500 Improvements Larpenlry, Painting, Roof lnq.& Gen. Repairs Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 373. 6035 after 5 p.m Hairs Rsairs ilandy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repaIrs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6531. ____________________________ Lawn&Lardsc.ping __________________________ CERTIFIEDLAWN ILANOSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES322.7907 Landscape Malnt. Commerciall Residential Sod,shrubs&hedging ______________________ _________________________ Yarddebrls, Trash Appliances IMisc. (LOCAL) 349-S371 ___________ IfoIiv.i..i, CARPENTRY AicHsrs & all types of Sees. Over 30 yF$, IX psrlsncs. We will sell for YOU Or buy oufrIit. MASONRY PAINTING CONCRETE All professional-IS yrs. exp. FREE ESTIMATES 3374M4or 3317159 w. 4IN J. W. Iarb.r: - Painting ______________________ AIB PAINTING Risidential I Cpmmercial 3$3.7 aft S 775 4137 "jjtsier Painting a. Repair Pesid',ntlal I Commercial CalI3SSS3I7 _____________________________ PIlntIng&Rsp,Ir Ovalltyworlimanshlp. No lob too small or big, Interior or es. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 327. 007%. _____________________ PliNIjr5OsaiJpj - __________________________________ Fletchers pressure cIean1jj service, mobile home, semi trailers $ RV, residential & comm. property. Free est. ifl. 9373. _________________________ R$R Preisure $ Stoant Cleaflhfi, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobilehome special ______________________ ______ 12x* 132.10. Reasonable rates. _alI.ç guar. 333.7183. _____________________ $ (IN) + DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ________ Cell Collect . Sale -. - S ' Service Pays . &)-Autos for - lMan,quaiityoparatien I pa. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 337.1321 PAINT COST. ALUM. $bOlNf3 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR P111117. 3330410 SSWSherp5ldg Precision sharpening serv,c.. Circular saws, carbide saws, mower blades, yard I shop tools, knives I axes. 33.Ieg,. clasjj Looking for a lob? The Adi will heip you flied fl, ________________ Tree trimming, removal. Brijeje grinding, hauling. Free eel. Reasonable. 327 9419. IhIULATION - lotting, blowing, Tomorrow may be the day you RACO Foam, fiberpias & ' that rslIa.way bed you've Cellulose. Lowest oricos. Call ewiksre to roll away ... If You al.I15, or 0Sl43457g5't, Place a Classified Ad Sadly. iou - "' , - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON TVrepo IC" ZenIIh. Sold orlg. formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519373 bal. 5153.16 or 517 mo. SICE. IstSt.,322.5747 Agent 339 S3$6. _______________________ If you're in the business of building TELEVISION your bus ines. . . use the RCA color console 25", sold new Classified Ads often. over 1700 Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments $17.O0month. Still inwarranty. Cai'p.tClsmnIiig will deliver, call 162.Siva. Agent. T&G Steam Carpet Cleaning. STEREO Free Est. All work guaran TAKE UP PAYMENTS teed. 322 lOIS. Zenith walnut console stereo. AM FM stereo radio, I speed ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A turntable,S track tape player. CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Sold new $600, a real buy at RESUITFUL END. THE only $116.75 or take over my NUMBER IS 372-2611. payments $16.00 month. Call 562 5394 day or night. Free home frlil Agent. are me Evening Nsratd today. 79-Trucks-Trailers S ______________________ --- Sl-4ljuseI'.old Goods ' HAL COLBERTREALTYIIIC. REALTOR *2-INS MULTIPLE LISTINSIUVICS twos. 4411411*1.1* -- WILSONMAIER FURNITURE SUY.SELL,TRADE 311 31SF. First SI. , _____ - Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgages. W• Yard Sale. 93 Dec.;. also make Real Estate I Ill ParkvmewDr, MEINTZER TILE Business loans. Florida Mar. Sunland Estates. New or repair, leaky showers our tgage Investment, 133 S. Orange Ave., Suite 304, Winter Modernizing your Home? Self no __5P'!!!y, 23 yrs. Exp. 569-1543. longer needed but useful items Park. 644-6432. ________________________ with a Classified Ad. _______________________ . Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3$6o! 3717710 -- 2719 S. Park Ave., Nov. 71. n. a. 30, 95. Enormous selection, Reasonable, Snake Proof BoolsU9.99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve. 3721191 Sell that extra bike with a low cost Ssde by Side refrigerator, sis classified Ad. picnic table *2 benches, 5 • full size baby bed w-mattress, OSTEEN 57$; Oak ponds rockers, $39.95; S wilderness acres. Enloy metal office desk, $70. Jenkins nature, only 5)5,000, good' FurnIture, 705 F. 25th St. 323 terms. 0901. __________________ _____________________ STIMP(IASINCY . '---- Orlando 327.1517 Sanford 331.0640 Owner will fInance w substantial deee. 533,000. 323 ______________________ des. - BROKER 0341041 NOQUALIFYING-JBR home. New Central HIA I carpet. P,ilecI fir Winter refriof. fInance w4' Estate -- - 3728721 -__________ SEIGLER REALTY REAI.TY,INC.REAITORS SliMs. Owner ___________________________ fl-Junk Cars Removed --- Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 .- ____________ tipisa Lake Kathryn Village. I & 7 Bk condos. $7',S00$33,soo. 93 pet. financing, Call Don Cox 323 6313. fll17R 71 Ford Econoilne, 100 rebuliF eng., 4,000 miles, stick, mr., radio w 2 spkers. New sticker & tires. $18003231591. _________________________________ ________________________ 377 1477. fenced yd. nice tecatlom, Mc. 1 + _______ _________ ____________ Ill, 1$ home, ,uM coed., FR, 47-Real -- 47A-Mi'tgiges B.iigM borhood. I ml. from downtown Sanford. Assume mart. 9", pct. $76,900 FIRM. 333-7453 or I 50, IS trIeS Wailer ii beautiful Wekiva Falls. _ (2) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL, fruit trees. Quiet neigh. *1K IVA PAILS .-------- 78-Motorcycles ___________________ ___________________ ____________________________ ______________________ ____________________________ -- - - -- , .. - Nice3 BR,CBhomewFl.rm.$ lB. Lg. Lot wutility bldg. I ' 000dused TVs.$?5&up MILLERS ntid 26l9Orlando Or. Ph. 322 035? ----•. ---- _____________ .......----BARGAINTV'S Whypaymore? LARGE LOT OR 3 to s ACRES HERB'S TV WITH TREES AND GOOD Sanford Ave. ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 2397 S.___________________ 323 1734 Property ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. + B.O&Aa.I 1795. SANFORD, FL 37771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE 'UY JUNK CARS From SlOto$30 Call 3221621; 32445O _____________________________ 53W.RcfioSte - CaliBart REAL ESTATE 46-Commercial _______________ 5 ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. 510,900. TERMS AVAILABLE. Medel Inc., Realtor For Sale By Owner Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell . Consign 767lSanfordAye 3235177 ___________________________ _______________________ . . -- _______ _____- ____________________ Used Color TV's - -9to sell - your choice. ALL WORK. $99 ca, Noll's Sanford Furniture 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. _____ sew '° VA.FHA.235.Co. Homes INVESTOR I - - - ----..-__ 12 ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN & IRRIGATION. $49,500 NEAR HWY .45 & AIRPORT. 743s' S. French (1792) Sanford 323 5321 done, oemr carry. _______________ - ________ ______ NICELY WOODED OVER slZ _____ 72AuctIon . -Fnr Ft..i.. rnmm,.,:..s dentiaiAuctions&4pp's's Call Doll's Auction, 323 5620. Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Lakeview lot Loch Arbor. los' Originally assume paved road. 240' deep, payments of 12% mo Agent 3)9 Beautiful view across Crystal $356 Lake. Only vacant lot in area. -__________________________ - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI ____________________ WORLD. VM REALTOR ss.s _____ - MICROWAVE Inc., Isaltars IN VESTOR I This won't last long. Nice I SI 5 homeonfenced lot. slices. rest apt or rest SeNe. Osdy - fl-Junk Cars Removed .- 75-A-Vans - - - ________ _____ GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. 10 pct. dwn. By owner _____________________________ 363 34I, eve. 349545% 323.2222 - - The Reel Estate Agency Christian + Larrys Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tois. ___________________________ iepo GE Sold orig. SlOt 35 used short time. Sal. $159.14 or 119.35 mo. Agent 339 S316. - 43-Lots-Acreage _- - (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. $7,500 TOTAL. Realtor 3613321 Alter Hours call Larry Herman 3191717 uau . _____________ ______________ 323 0697 canned groans of dismayl" . MLatSM..giIiti. *sms.SIWSOfoC.MUS1. t. 1 'S.. NN N. isW.W 1tI•l5lS tI1iM ftHJflSt .... , , FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 1969 Ford ': I, new Clutch, 705 E. 75th St. 3230981. rebuilt master cylinder, air SDFURNlTupE & shocks, 5450. 323 7173 aft 6 ______________________ ______________ APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. ____________________________ nilure Salvage. 372 1721. ______ "We have a new policy of honesty In broadcasting. Along with our poorer shows, we're running __________ __________ GiNEVA -COUNTRyIlVipf OLD MIMI ROAD 3 BR mobile home, family rm., oak trees, 2 acres, camp, fenced, Owner will finance, $21,000. $ ACRE TRACT 200' hard surface frontage, Beaut. for horses. Owner wIll finance. 530.000. . Cash 322. 4 132 MOONY APPLIANCES 1 Low Down Payment E. Altamonte Dr. - EVERYDAY someone ii looking for what you have to sell. Call todayandyourclassifiedAdwili appear here tomorrow. -- _____ __ . ., , . ________ KENMOREWASHER..parts Service, Used Machines __________________________________________ LOVELY WOODEDACREAGE (2)SacretractsinOst.enhighl dry, cool spot for house or mobil" home. Let us take you to see these. A computer couldn't dream up this many nice, comfortable additions and improvements for the casual Florida life style, 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, St. Johns waterfront, Use of pool, boot dock included. 1 yr. warranty. 3390109 -____________________________________ - MORTGAGE. 647,905. ___ NSatWo*st.iIS •.,. . ______________________ Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback, & Doberman croSsed. 9 wk old. Wormed, $50 ci. 323 1041 + Singer Zig Zag TAKE UP PAYMENTS Drop arm, makes all stretch stitches 8. buttonholes. Sold new $699.00, balance due $268.10 or $15.00 Month. Slill warranty. Will take trade as part payment. Call 862 5394 day or nighf. Free home Irlal no obligation. Agent. ,. , •, _________________________________________________________ ,... at g. ftiniuW 1. iSat r-u -.t at .a visi • . • Pm, NJ _ j•(. ': .'.' ______ _______ _________ us' .u. (f')..! '' . - ),' • . . WplerWaI-.ag ' -'' ..,.4'','. . • ,. • 4- ______ F' . __ - 'i*'* . Ii--I-k:APP W.GarnettWhite Req. Real Estate Broker .SOHNKRIOERASSOC. 1O7W.Conimercial PhOfle3fl.7$$1,Sanford COUNTRY LIVING - Trl.leve$ 4 Bdrm 3 Bath Home, one acre fenced, double garage, family room, dining room, central H I A, could have elf IC. apt., near II, 1 yr. warranty, zoned agriculture. HER LOT. $39,980. 2017$. Fsch I$)öIa. CIIWPI PAWN SlIM $Selulss,s,ssi,. Nsm M$iiIeIs 'ri-j. at . - ____ 1" ________________________ Blgarageapt.Llv,Sebsuw& 11010046, FAMILY ROOM, 'CARPORT ON LARGE COR _ ___ .. .. - . ____ 5 68-Wanted to Buy ______________________ ______________________ WE' BUY USES usui 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime. Original $593. bib. Sill or $21 mo. Agent 339 $316. ______________________________ 2565 warranty, $95,000, REALIOR" , (lP______ _______________ _____ ______ I .j: _ __ . t. • . • _ . ___ I jJp ' __ ........ . at MaS.t. h1 ru?: ______ Wi lmI sus ............ ho -01ijj SlSst,1,d,IWJU., ____SO tow i • Ittl sftsputmuit,i toSlS*5deVW 5M i rmbir ___ • ___ In',.. , H PS •. _ ' 0W30 LI gw *i ' __ __ _ .............. ___ ___ ... '. " ." • , .'f . __ __ .-'.'i LAIGI FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS,' FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. EN$O$T$ I. he. CSU..I M.daas at __ _ .. m4tfluttbiuIidu, 3. •Eo, 1'.i BATH, àvtvatisut. so• a : STORABLE CONDITION. $31015. TERMS AVAILABLE. - ___ ____ __ .4 am ____ _____ ___ .. - / PARK REALTORS BranchOffice INC. + _____ jsi/' ANYTIME BEN WARD DEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN I SANFORD IN GOOD RE. D&CV SeSsby Mires ______ p. + S Sanford's Sales Leader ________________________ _____ ____ ______ ____ 43-tots-Acreage _____________________________ RUSTIC SETTING-I Bdrm,3 Bath home, I plus acre completely fenced, pool, separate apartment, I yr. POt Bldg. / ______________________ HUGE MASTER BEDROOM Longwood home, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, formal dining, eat.ln kitchen wrange, ref., dish washer, economical cent. heat pump, larg, lot wfrui$ trees, $47,9go, EARLY VICTORIAN 1994 Mo. ___________ Trwfos lbs Midar at Wo_1L L ___ __ . Walker deer 8. foi hounds. 1 male & 1 female. 5100 ci. --.. _______ __ , Inc. REALTOR, MLS Multiple Listing Service S ____ _______________ JUST LISTEOI 3 BR, 2 bath, brick home in IdylIwildel Many custom fea'unes on 1g., fenced, landscaped lot. BPP WARRANTED, Yours for Harold Hall Realti FURNITURE & THINGS Buy&Seil NewIUseI Furniture 500$._____________________ Sanford Ave. 323 6593 originally ssii. flOW $246 or 121 mo. Agent 3398386. Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 322261% or 831 9993. ,- TED. Reduced to 535,9001 AGENCY, INC. .SNNforPouP'C..PgI,I ____________ ____ + __ _ . Slippers we KI&T$,0NI. *E.i fLit _______________ WIN,..., wasted, appy , tss* oust ciii m ho ___ _ .1 + Mi* s __ - PLISIM$T*TVfl$i,j,. NITICS SLg HNbh Cr .ini + - _____________ _ 1 Derelel Greere Slippers KNIGHTS. * I. __ Rod Iii s.uuee r. and Select Style and Warmffi at cosip REALTORS 3222420 ________________ NI OINZMN ____ I TELESI0W ç./.,_r LOVELYI 2 BR, I bath home with CH.A, Fla. rm., sitting nm., ww carp., on a 1g. land. NEW MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 BR, 2B boasts beautiful landscaping, 16x33 sc POOL & custom features throughout. Owner will help Ilnance! 159,900. REALTORS 2710 1*nlerd Ave. *21W? Engagement SItS-IlSiup Crosias, Wyser watd,es, rings Owaltnsy Jewelers NI SPark - __ The Ryusl'l Nerale, stag dues DON WILLSON . Pets.SUPPHOSI 51- xisehold GoodsI _________________________ + Used full site hotel motel bed- I ding. Very clean. $14.95 ci. Pc. I I Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1197. So. Of Sanford I 372 $121. .,,7 mm. Dm115 SN French Ave. •$ •Ø Il" SUPERI 4 Br, 2 Bath home with many special teaturesi New CHA, new carp., new roof I Fla. rm.t Plea, schools & snoppingi aPP WARRAN. TED. Just 141,900. 3 BR, 7 B, situated on 3t' acres. LIvlo-Jwder $ MIssy - _____ ____ . + by Gill Fox $ BEAUTIFUL I 3 BR, 25,11 B home in Wilson Place with CH.A, OR, F Ia. rm., F P. Eatin.kit, & many extrasl Yours for NEW $0461 Jam Up Hair Styles I Jeans t, eveiy beauty reset MIR iNORMAN, lii Pr Ave. -. Acvs., Roud .mutid by N. M , f'- W, l5h$ + + lewel" " DoLand, SOs. M.P44. JOHN RAY LE(GHTY P11551 areauplug .wtaksp opsuserid by PamSsr Presakini dir, is. us. and 7:30 pa. Pk* i1Im U INfold 1ilSeakI + ____ Sagettiul REALTY many extras. Reduced to Ikepuse *C?aft engines 01 lIds type I - STENSTROEV1 $32,900. 3 BR, 1' B brick home witn 14's 10' icr. porch. SplIt SRi with a 12' x 12' bldg. in back for + $31,900. requIred. Sled $$taiy & SiEsfilt Apply ,,,.J.JM Woe II • / 323.5774 Day or Night 2.92R1 _______________________ buyers. New homes Wi monthly payments under $250. elM... Prier asperlesice ire ____ . _____________ SIDE GLANCES scaped lotI BPP WARRAN. Fenced 3 BR, I B, DbI. lot, This one has privacy in townf Only 129,900. record dept. experience y: • J - + + MIDICAL RECORD CLINICAL AUISTANT Full time NespItal medical FOR PERSONAL -'-S. J PINECREST Furnished 4 BR, 26 home newly decorated on 1g. wooded lot in great areat Walk to school stores. Only 537.500. "ALTO. lIP I'N 2* + overhaul asul remamAaclvre 01 LyCemIng and Centisiepefal 41-Houses The Evening Herald Classified Acts offer no fancy claim. _____________________ 5• . . Just Resultsl 10111111 322.2011 AIRCRAPTRNGINI AND OVERHAUL SPECIALISTS Faélilty In MiamI, Florida lees immedlated openIngs I.e _______________ ___________________ 01 the Estate Matthew N. Weld., Jr. Vote to, Two ____________________________ (iundknan katerd 0* Cents,. Biduils meeting U men . I S FOR SALE OR RENT 3 BR, 18, FP, nice yard. Close to Duplex. 2 1g. BR, 1 sm. l5 ii • LR, equipped kit, upstaIrs. 1 1g. BR, foyer, LR, OR, FP, equipped kit., bath I util. nm. downstairs. Dbi, carport w. storage rm. 10 pct. interest. 1112 Myrtle. 3231470 by owner. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT NO BROKERAGE FEES s. __ As Persep.aI RapresepilatI,, . DELTONA $34,, 3 BR, 2 1414 Falmouth, 51,200 Dn. Lucille F. Dillon, REALTOR _________________________ Seethen Call (303)430-9025 LOCH ARBOR.MAYFAIR arkhu1g,roomy35R2Bhome, desirable neighborhood, close to golf course. Top cond, new carpet, great floor plan. C H&A, vacant, si,,iso firm, assume9pct. FHA loan at mo. 513.000 dwn, Seller carry 57.500 2nd mort at $103 mo. Call owner 323.0106. _________________ ,.DiipI.x.s fo! !IS- Ewnlng Ifrmkl illS 441 .1469 NO SNOKIRAGI PUS SaW SHim far limisy Wonsas MlNelt.CaNAtisrSP.M. Nsi.ambar 01,1979 Dorolily S. Weld. __ ++ k L4 ____ S , Call Vi Per Terms Tow Financial 5ev. - 103 Santa St. ____________________ 34 BR, FR, 1' carpet. H. Ernest M0116 Sr. HIA, kit appliances, fenced Reg. NEAL GATE Insher yd., Ig work Shop. $300 4 dep. 3220216. 298N.1792,Casseerry,Pl. Eve. $623435 2 BR, FHA, HIAC. carpeted, CARRIAGE COVE tree shaded lot. 5250. 1st I last mo. 4 $100 sec dep. Ref req. Terrific I yr. old dbi wide, features CHIA, wheat pump, 322.1477. _______________________ beautiful decor, huge BR's, _______________________ . recreation center near 33Houses Furnished Only 57,100 cash to mortgage -at $20,500. ____________________________ FurnIshed House & Trailer in MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY Osteen. $120 mo. Apply at 306 BeautlfullBR, 25homeon large Palmetto Ave. Sanford. corner lot w gorgeous land. scaping. Terrific eat-in kit, 2 FR's, big BR's & great 40-A-Apartments & financing. Only 559.900. izatlon woulâ like to be Included in this listIng call: ?NEEDCA$H? Plicans sheuld hove extensIve iswer plant experIence en Ly. 'S C.IdiIuI.I cliMes. Per Miher Information cell Club or organ. - 3 BR, 2B, C HIA, VAN METER Z. S - S.- 41-Hou Unfurnished + _ - _____________ 32-*Iouses Modern 1 BR, cent, AC, w.w carp., patio, off Street pa. ing, convenient bc., aduits, $173. 677.1641. • • • 1 BR-S19 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpo,l Blvd. on 1192 in Sanford. Call 3338570 Mariner's Village. if your IA. to supervise tgiøe build. I r0tnaltufacturing._A ____ . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. STbPANDTHINKAM1NUTE. if Classified Ads didn't worli. . there wouldn't be any. Miami, Florida has Immediate requleet A. $ P. - S - _________________ 1 Friday opening fee an S On Airport Blvd. 1 BR, 15 Condo, Fully eqt. kit WD. $215 ma. 277179$ Top pay for quaiifieá pànn. Apply at Westgate TV in Four T ine Center. Ask IllS FROM THE DATE OF THE FAA approved flat engine FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS overhaul facility located in the above ceurt a written statement of any claim Or demand they may have. Each claim mint be in writing and must indicate tile a s-ROOI1S enterprise are as follows: Sanford December 4, II, 1979 ______ BE WORKING __________________ + • 31Apartments Furnished Rustproof ing, Inc., 100 perCent. DEP.19 Found. 3hos, Lake Monroe li-Help nIid TOMORROW _________________ Proof of publication of this in. area. Call to idont. ¶.- - - -- -- --+I.pts. for eiier Citizens. uown tention to register Is filed STATE OF WISCONSIN 323I2Naft.5:30. AVON LEGAL SECRETARY town, very clean 1. roomy. S., herewith, pursuant to the RACISt COUNTY FiGHT INFLATION 1 gal office, need good skills Lost. BIk. femalC toy poodle Jimmie CoWan, 21$ Paimefto provisions of Florida Statutes, CIRCUIT COURT Sell Avon. Increase your earning ViCinity0th $t.$ French Ave Chapter S1S.0. power. For details, call. PROBATE BRANCH COLLECTIONMOR.TIAINEE Fri. night. Reward. 3234640. SANFORD PUSTPROOFING, IN THE MATTER OF THE 2 BR CONDON!W CONb, FUt 1141.11Slcr$643079 Need own car INC. --LYFURN,COLORTV,LINENS TERMINATION OF PARENTAL Lost 51k male Germ. Shop. By: Jack 0. Clark • I. DISHES. INC. Atr UTILt. RIGHTS TO: PLASTIC WORKER COOKS & CMHIERS REWARD TIES, 5300, 6 MO. LEASE. President Misty Marie Vines, Willtrainsharpp,rson 323704$ Explrlencedesired, Good pay, SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED SEIOLER REALTY, BROKER. a minor. -surance, vacation, credit unico before meat Vero Beach, Indian 210640. 321.lSfl. PART.TIMI PRESCHOOL AMENDED 6-Child Care &protitskaring.Appfylnpe, River County, Florida, this 10th TIACHIR .. NOTICE OF HEARING __________________ Lake Mary 65 Food day of November, 1979. Store, TO: Cert. not necessary 32-}foej Mary Blvd. at 1.4. Unfurnished _____ Hiram Manning Chllo care in my home days or JpI Eugene Vines RN, u.4 5, 4.7, full 1 part time, Notary Public, GENERAL CLERK Lake Destiny Apartments eves., or will PU aft. school. -______________ State of Florida at Large pØy Person Sanford NUI'$Ing 323.2845. Apartment 920H Mature, versatile person My Commission expires: $ Convalescent Center, SO Altamonte Springs, Florida Melisevilie. NOV. 19. 1982 PLUMBERS' HELPER 33701 s-Good fldpg f LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Publish November 20, 27 and NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Duct exp. helpful NIOHTMAINTENANCF FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, December 1, 11, 1979 that on the 28th day of December, FOR SALE -Cleaning CENTRAL HEAT I AIR. EX. CASHIER 1979, it 9:00A.M., at the Racine Grapefruit, Oranges, EXperience preferred-not ECUTIVE CONDITioN ON I Exp. with gas console readings County Courthouse, 720 Wisconsin Tangerines I Lemons. R. U. essential. •Paid Vacations ACRE. $500 MO. SEIGLER Avenue, in the City of Racine, the FICTITIOUS NAME Hutchison 3224060. SCompany Paid Life In. REAL?Y BRoKER. 321.0640, EGG PICKER Notice is hereby given that I am Probate Court Division of the surance SPaid Holidays 327.1377. Mature, handy person engaged in busIness at 713 AIrport Racine Circuit Court, will hear a IStock Purchase Plan $Paid Blvd., P.O. Box 404 Sanford, petition of Deborah Knutson, Sick Leave •Paid Pension Seminole County, Florida, under requesting the termination of all MANY, MANY MORE I Plan S Free Hospitalization th. fictitious name of SOLAR parentalrightsintheabovenamed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sickness I Accident SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IMPLOYMENT minor child barn on December 4, UTILITIES NOW (SUN.), Disability Insurance. 912 French Ave. 323.5171 that I intend to + register said name 1976 at Marinette, Wisconsin, and PROBATE DIVISION And ManyMore Corner of 10th I French w$ich it is alleged that you are the File Number 79414.CP with the Clerk of the Circuit Apply In person N Oil CE "Your Future Our Concern" _______________________ Seminole County, Florida In ac. father of he above named minor. DivisiSa Location: US HwY 17.92 1 AIr. cordancewiththe provisions the The petition has averred that you IN NI: ESTATE OP port Blvd. An Equal Op. Fo# a cUber in Neat Eslate cab DISABLED Fictitious Namu Statutes, ToWit: are the father of the above named MATTHEW R. WELCH, JR. portunity Employer. Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, aka MATTHEW NEED WELCH, Section $63.09 Florida Statutes minor born on December 4, ins, AMERICAN __322.4191. ____________________________ 1957. and as such, pursuant to recent JR. VETERANS I Wisconsin legislation, you have Oecees.d James C. Howington Chap., Publish November 20, 27 and certain parental rights and these NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ________________________ 21-Situations Vsfotj rights are subject to terminate at December 4, n, 1979 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING MILLIONS OP DOLLARS in Neal Hwy 1792 DEP.$$ the above referred to hearing. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS A. Estate is sold daily in thol Aggressive young man wants Dated this 15th day of Novem. GAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE classified ads. NothIng small I position with area livestock South of Sanford FICTITIOUS NAME ber, 1979. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS . I feed dealer or 1g. Uvestock ab • Notice is hereby given that I am BY THE COURT: TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: I producer in Sanford Area. YOU Preschool teacher needed + I Hpve had intensiv, training in engaged in businessat P.O. Box 243, S: Jon B. Skow ARE HEREBY Meetings mornings,9a.m..I2p.m. Five I livestock production and Altamonte Springs Seminole Judge NOTIFIED that the ad. Business. 7:30 1st Tues. days a week. tsp, please, $3. I nutrition, In the aria of dairy, County, Florida, under the fictItious You may alsocon$act Mr. Roy . ministration of the estate of hr. to start. 332.0547. In. I beef, swine I poultry in the name of THE COMPANY STORE, Josten of Josten $ DuRocher, S.C. Matthew N. Welch, Jr., dece.sw, w4 that I intend to register said Priortothehearing with respect to File Number 794S4.CP lspen1ng tS!vi.ws daIly 12:304. midwest regIon. 323.1331 $MNI1 . . 2 BR. newly redecorated 8 remodeled, convenient to downtown, $220 plus utilities. 3231001. -____________________ -BENCH TECH & 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES NOTICE, to file with the clerk of -• -, 322.2611 Reference Required. RN . SURGICAL DECEMSIR 4,1979 •:+. EXPERIENCED JANITOR CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE FOR EVENING HOURS MOUNTAINS of merchandise MUST SE GOOD ON FLOORS lfy day. GENERAL CLEANING a CALL THE EVENING HER ALD for appointment. 30-ApartmentS Unfurnished Noon The Do Before Publication Caussibsery AL, closed $ p.m., Aacislon Lidheran ames.. ..•• •• . Front attendant, exp. preferred, neat appearance. HS grad or Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly 1. monthly rates, utiIjpie equivalent. Apply In Pd. Inquire S. Oak $417813. Stuckey's at . fCP1It MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon + .. . II _lI- ?nwd iNsis ..............44 (jap 3cMcvtiveflmN . . •,, 7censicvftn?Imn Ika use soo A.M. - 5.30 P.M Sig. Carl H. Lueck Publish: November 13, 20, 27, $ December 4. in,. DEPSI Cuadbsiry. Bakery and boutique (or Lake rni' HOURS 1957. 10 am. to 1p.m., Small Fry Dsycars Cuidir, Ijk. Howell Road at State Road 420, ks #1 nceirirrs 'Lfll1iW I#LFI. FictItlou Name Statutes, To.Wit Section $65.09 Florida Statutes benefit Cystic FIbrosis, --.r .ini 'roust' for ...- . Orlondo - Winter Pork 831-9993 Sunday - Sta'i Uese.spon.orIby Beta RIVni Phi to buSt •- FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am ,engagedlnbusinnsatio$ocrystal Noon AFFIDAVITUNDIR Bowl Circle, Casseiberry, Fl., ______________________________________________________ FICTITIOUS Seminole County, Florida, under ___________________________________________ NAMI$TATUTI thi fictitious name of IN. _____________________ ______________________ ___________________________ Full time opening for cx. STATE OP FLORIDA TERSTATE SYSTEMS, and that I COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVER perlenced operating room intend to register said name with 4t'sOflhIs 11.u.1Jfrfoiii. + nurse. Good salary $ benefits. The undersigned, under oath, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ____________________________ , Apply personnel, West Volusia say: itis the intention of the un. Seminole County, Florida In ac Why Bo Lonely? Write Memorial HositaI, DeLand. dersigr,id to engage in a busIness cordancewlththe provisions of the ENJOYS' Mate" Dating Service. All FOE, M F H enterpris, under the fictitious Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Creative Exprflslsns 322.751 ages. p.o. Box 1071, Clear. name of ZIE SARI AUTOTRUCK Section $63.09 Florida Statutes water, Fl. 3151$. RUSTPROOF1NG, located at 27th 1937. PRIVATE VOICELESSONS _____________________ COME IN Street, Sanford, Florida, 32171. 51g. Kenneth 1. Lund TODAY S Found 322.7346 The persons interested in said Publisti November 20, 21, and ____ pakllc. r - __________ ____ _____ AL Wise.'. r -i' :-. - ______________________________________________ Sauced VFW duet, 5430 p.m., + lakefront, Open to u. ___ .- Seminole 322-2611 cordancewithth.provfslo,woftpie L.gal Notic. . CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I air engaged in business at Malorca Ave., Attamont Slngs Fl. 22701 Seminole County Florida, under the ticflttaus nami of CLEANWAV. and that I intend to register said name with tha Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac. th.angIn bu1I .- -•# . - name with the Clerk of the Circuit entering into a written consent o in the Circuit Court for Seminole before 2:30p.m. orwrite Larry Bingo Court, Seminole County, Florida In terminate your rights. County, Florida, Prdeate Division, Medical Transcrlptlonlst Porter 110 Krider Rd., San. Every Wed. & Sat.. ford, Pb. 32711. accordance with th. provisions of Telephone number: (414) 437. the address 01 whIch is Sminole _________________ Early Blrds7:isp.m, the FictItious Name Statutes, To. ISSI County Courthouse, Sanford, FuiitIIMprevi*asp,,.nc, security superintendt 6 yr. Wit Section $63.09 Fior Ida Statutes JOSTEN $ DuNOCHEN, s.c. Florida. The personal represon. a medical transcriptieniss In esp. 3.4 nièhts, no guns.tests. 1937. 932 Lake Avenue tative of the estate is Dorothy S. hospItal medical record dept. Ref. resume. 361.1191. Sig. Joan S. Kummer . DId ' you know that your I Racine, wisconsin Welch, whose address is RD. NO. required. Apply personnel Publish: November 6, 13, 20, 27, PublIsh NOvember 20, 21, and I, Hickory, Pa. The name and Iclub or organization can I West Volusia Memorial LIJ Country Rock Group 1979. address of tIi December 4, 1fl9 personal Hospital, DeLand, tOE, M.F. I apPear in this listing each I Gigs aft Thanksgiving, DEP.$ DEP$7 repf'esentativws attorney ae so, H. Bing for the Holidays 3n. I Week for only $3.30 per' + . + 1414, 49 daily or wsek.ns Iweek? ThIs is an Ideai I All persons hving claIms or MANAGIR + Jamie to inform the public I demands against AIRCRAFT ENGINE the estate are _________ OFFICIAL SALLOTSINIRAL your club activities. _________________________ I way required. WITHIN THREE MON. OVERHAUL $.....I_. . crrvoF CASSELSURY, FLORIDA FR WAY, NOVEMBER30 ef Ckeietau," presented' by Altamonte Seventh.day Adventist Church ChoIr, 5:30 p.m., 45$ Maitlitid Ave. Norman deVere Howard Chapter United DsughteriollhsCsul.istaey, 2:38p.m., hocnsolMrs. Church, . ---• - .- • CORBIN, Ky. (UP!) City Commissioner Terry Shelby, _________________ Church, SR •. . .Iu,. - VII RPRINOS,. 110.905. s1ls10 R I*p.y v, _______________ 5501CR. *$lIil *7.117. '-' _ all crew. IsaSi •, Auctionr S ' tki 8, p - . r III a- ..' • • • . . • • . v1,f ,."-rs . rc"..... , •g.. çr, ' ,., , - • , + _____ - i'r. t. $ ,ij,t . 5 + i . , . - - ----------- Ii ________ (1 S.... - ;t- , .., ..'-':--i. S.. �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. 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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. 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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 ______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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/5e1ef8b92d6613b65ca3aab13b498cd9.pdf 1dfa6b539c538e7d9527fc014bfd74f2 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 41—Monday, Oct. 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IJSpS 481280)—.Prjce 15 Cents 4' -I 0 - t.•_ DC-8 Air Crash Kills 14; Plan e Aunijor h rl Held WWI" . by Hal Kaufman EYES HAVE III An anagram Is a word or phrase formed by another word or Phrase. A clever example involves THE EYES. rearranging letters of How quickly can you transpos, these seven litters to term two related words? No fair peeking below. 3$ AHA OJI i0o PS0)4 0 • Here, in cod., Is another name once suggested for what became the United States of America: DPMV? . NCJB.If8lsA,cisB,etc., what was the name? Hint: it honors a famed explorer. ATHENS, Greece i UPI i A The aircraft v. as in gooti in an official statement that an Swissair DC'B jet with 154 people ijndition he Was quoted in v estigating tomimuttee had aboard overshot the rwiway at 5.1) iri.,. It is III) opinion that started to examine tile cause t1 of Athens airportand bur into the accident was caused by the the disaster, but did not expect flames on it golf course Sunday (Ofl(htion of the runway. I did any immiiediate. results. night, killing 14 people, police everything I co uld. I was unable V. The plane, Flight 316 bound said today. Officials said the to keep the aircraft on the for Bombay and Peking, flew in planes was carrying runway. It skidded and refused From Zurich and Geneva on radioactive isotopes in its to obey the brakes. The entire schedule and made a normal -cargo. thing lasted only a few lamfing approach at 10:16 p.m., An airport spokesman said a seconds.-ill Athens control tower spokes. seven-man tean) from the All airport %%orker said tile Inan said. Wit Greek nuclear research cst.ib victims mna hau been unable The pilot Captain F ritz Q. .. Iisnent Deocritos m had ar- to get out of the plane because Sctuiiutz, was warned by the rived to advise rescue workers one of the emergency exit doors control tow er that braking on procedures for finding the had failed to oin oon(Iitlons on the rwIs1i) were remains of time isotopes. An airline spokeswoman w said moderate to poor, with light Police and .. I estigators 14 persons were hospitalized / rain falling, he said. t oday removed the charred with burns and shock, but none oe! ffiie plane skidded to halt remains of the 14 passengers sure criticalh . . injured She said and I looked out of the w indo w from the the' fuselage and begin all crew members escaped and saw flames coming from id4OflOfthdC;Id "There "as UIflt thewnig, - _____________ said Alma KoaI it f the zewski of Switzerland and would conf irm the figure of .4 t, 14nt ec hj:;:1g Australia , one of uninjured lie,Ild olll)- when identification but 0leY g0t tile exits %% YING had been completed. But it and everyone ssas very order. pamengers. Lake Brantley quarterback Tony Constantine, who offensive line, which averas six-feet four inches Police Spokesman said all 14 I)," 1 was one of the first out. connected on 16-of-22 pass attempts for 308 said Guy Stafford, a yards and 240 pounds is anchored by center Steve Johnston missing people had been ac- journalist Ironi I'lie crew shouted to everyone Hiuri I'ortsmnouth, and a pair of touchdowns last week will be looking (72). to get out cis fast i's possible. I Varsity cheerleaders I)aphnc Snyder (left) and CoWl ci or %%i i it. removal of .n,amu for clear skies once again when the Patriots play Cindy Larbig (right) will be cheering Lake Brantley their bodies from the wreckage. just got on the chut 'and never Some of -t h e host to Spruce Creek F riday night. Constantine 's Ilie jetliner was carrying 142 injured when one against the Hawks s r a night. passengers and 12 crew meni- emergency chutes collapsed, of tile ski, said at the airport. bers. officials said. "l'he crew were marvelous. The plane ran off the end of Professor A.J. Zuckermann, There was very little panic." tile flelleniko airport rwiway, it Swiss doctor oil tile staff of Dr. Jay 'rata, one of several next to the Glyfada golf course, 1A)"doll University criticized dozen doctors traveling on the where it crashed to a smolder. tile emergency services for the flight to Peking for an wioff icial Ing halt passengers, saying in dealing visit sponsored by the Chinese In Geneva, the Swiss News with the Injured at the airport, public health udntry, said the Agency quoted the DC-S's there was a disorganization ot a passengers "traveled down the captain, Fritz Schmutz, as Magnitude I would not have chutes % ,cry fast. saying the condition of the thought possible." "But flaines and sinoke were runway was responsible for the INfinister of Communications everywhere in a very short time changing the two existing By DONNA ESTES "Our neighbors should be Meanwhile, Glenn McCall of the two-hour parking limit in accident. Alexander Papadongonas said after landing," he said. Herald Staff Writer situations. City Manger happy about the fact that our theGreater Sanford the downtown area. Should the lease arrangement Warren Knowles, after parking lot is • left open for Development Corp., sponsors of between the Sanford Atlantic receiving a letter from Howard public use on Saturdays when the downtown renovation The request of some merBank and the city concerning Hodges, president of the Sanchants for the elimination of the the bm* Closed," Hodges' project, has asked that no no I I four parking stalls ford Atlantic Bank, has letter said.is i eft turn at the intersection He also pointed out action be taken by the city to Avenue adjacent to the bank be recommended that the bank be the bank "attracts brought before the '1 a great eliminate the no left turn FLORENCE, Ky. (UP!) A was taking off on a flight to the air abolished in order to release the permitted to continue leasing many people to couimnissjci two weeks agoi j3' this shopping practice at the intersection of when the pilot advised commuter spots for general city use? And the stalls. jet lost an engine Nashville, Tenn.. area which in turn provides a First Street and Park Avenue. Conunissioner Eddie Keij the control tower he had lost an and crashed while taking off In his letter to the city Hodges much larger customer potential sho uld the no left turn law at the 'Iwo other persons were engine," said . Romero. "Shortly Knowles said earlier that from Greater Cincinnati Air- injured critically anti were after Intersection of Park Avenue said the bank is "fully aware for our neighbors than they McCall, In a letter to the city, removal of the no left turn law port today. that he crashed a bout and First Street be eliminated? the spaces are now being used would ordinarily enjoy." All nine persons taken 1(1 Booth Hospital in three quarters of asked for the delay until the would require the' way down turning lanes to aboard were killed. The Sanford City Commission by patrons" of neighboring Florence. Fl. city's engineering department the intersection, also would the runway. It was about 800 at its 7 p.m. meeting today will businesses and that the bank's Seven persons died on impact The crash of the Coniair jet feet to time right of the runway." The bank for many years has has completed the plan for the result in the loss of seven when the twin-engine Navajo occurred as the plane WIS consider both questions while customer parking lot Is also been paying $360 annually to the capital improvement project parking places, and would Piper Conmair is a regional airline recommendations received by being used by crashed at the airport, taking off on the south boundbased at time Greater Cincinnati patrons of other city for use of the four parking for downtown. McCall also require modifications to the located in Florence, across tile runway at the airport. the city commission are against businesses, stalls, strongly urged the city to keep traffic signal. Airport and is owned by a group Ohio river from Cincinnati, as it"The plane got to 200 feet in of businessmen. . -- as I -- kr I. J0U Uf • Time Testedi There Is JS*$iJq3 a time when area minus iflQwAIO3 ? LI CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ4111M In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below, 1urstu of env j , Jftmp jJg plAow II UiJ p $Ur.siw 1 Si 43fl*$ ' 'IUIgSlt&& Sf 4UUS 5 IUWW SJOSISS.i$A3 1 SQUAIINup THE CIRCLE ltl5pOS$lblitoifl5,.t the Missing four fit wes of the wheal 0boye in such a manner that the sum of the squares Of any two adlacent numbers will be equal tothe sum of the squares of the two numbers on opposite Spokes. That lstosay, l4 Squared Plus 47 squared will equal 4 squared plus $11, square of Its neighbor; $squared Plus )4 squared will equal the 8"res, of their opW * 2 • .. S US JnW I 314101 UIIjM • RlddIeM,ThIil WhereW013 do you find the smartest ( 13 "Iquinio six equals nine. Can you figure eut when? -' fish? tn the brainy deep. Which is worse, poison ivy or poison oak? To Itch his own. • * I , --. . . to 2 LI- ___ .. -- . • A ______ - __ FL . . ____ X . . Now then, which numbers 91 16J dd@ C11U,dftX 830W Isotopes Downtown Parking An Issue At Sanford M e ' ting Tonig ht PASS PERFECTI One of four losses lands invisible ball in the hands if player at lewer right above. Which one? N ne Persons Ki'611ed - - LI Neglected Seminole Teens May Fund He After All ---.r'. .,.. 1 -• A Seminole County teen-ager, Brevard counties, the other Is hard to place them in overwhelmed with problems at counties in the HRS District home. And often six ot aoffoster cult Judge Kenneth Leffler, 12 of home, i'saIbly from parental VII, provide fully-sleffed, 54'. these- teem-agers have been currently serving as Seminole County's juvenile judge, neglect or physical abuse or hour-a-day facilities to house victimized either by sexual or several meetings with in. perhaps victimized by sexual these children, there Is none in phy&W abuse," Shacoaky and terested citizens were held. The abuse, runs away. Seminole County. Weinberg said, problem was also presented to Picked up by authorities, the A year ago there were 41 Currently there are 20 various civic clubs In the youth's problem now becomes families in Seminole providing Seminole County teen-agers In county. thi' problem of the state foster homes for teen-agers, foster homes In the (%5*y Thehowever, answer appeared to Deartment of Health and today there are 29 such homes. while another three we in come Rehabilitative Services MRS). L 1rnw4edlu According loShacosky, HBS emergency shelters and five g' from 'the Florlla Le'js1atur Where will this young person service network manager for six are housed temporarily Just prior to adjournment of its be: sheltered while some Seminole County and Weinberg, adjaceit cour4lw, , solion Is being sought to the single intake supervisor for Several months ago, Some $159 00o was a difultIesIn her home? HRS, there Is no probien. finmacoskyimd Weinberg faced propriated from *my Seminole Countlans are ding foster havilin wiWng to with thij. pmbkm for genera l 314ked as they oatch national help and house babies Ouvqh shelters fW thm Of &A* rem e unds emergency a' ag'" shelter chdd cwv for district W"n or mad newspaper Myear old dW&en in need. with , difficultiest" began rqqrts from elsewhere in am But with teen-agers, it's gatheft PW& suppod to find V11 and $0,= of those funds wereADOcaW colaltrydramatjcaljy tell the different. Teen-agers donot away. dories of what happens to adjust well in foster homes. "It With cooperation from Cit. Hopefull teeimage -runaways who reach of f the-bigc.... of Januar y, north f y Shaciaku and A 12-year-old Lonwood youth Is Weinberg saId, there wffl But few have seriously parental home, a structured considered what should be done ki blowing open shelter on a 24-hour a day for runaways right here in hula, SNnbloleCotmty, momlngfraMcaccW.nt, Page M Rather than looking toward Thetproblein is faced aljnoet construct ing or buying a daily by two young m en facility with the allocated stationed ate IUlS in YIIWCIJIIPJ Seminole County Steve an loOk OWJ Shacosky and Tom Weinberg. • —• srrugen;ent an Flnilingfoder core forthese Arsu4TboC$sk.,.-........4.4 Uf1fl*'i:unt whereby a ................. YOMng people with problems BrUp ..................... 4$ .................... competent organization, ' - .-• - ________ - - • . .. . .' . ., .. - . . a - • • '- • • -- -- '---- - . , -. - - .. 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Monday, Oct. s, 191 Longwood Youth 'Critical' After Acciden WORLD A 12-year-old Longwood boy attempting to cross state Route 434 on his bicycle today was struck by an oncoming car and thrown more than 20 feet before striking the pavement, the Florida Highway Patrol said. The FHP said Joseph B. Smith of 136 Magnolia Ave., was taken -to Flo blowing the aëctdëiit. Hospital spokesman said the youth is In critical condition, suffering from head inJuries. According to the FHP, Smith was attempting to cross the highigh way from south to north when a car driven by James E. Wilmoth, 44, of 104 Bedass St., Altamonte Springs, heading westbound, struck the boy. The FHP said the accident occurred about threetenths of a mile north of Altamonte Springs at 6:40 a.m. Highway Patrol spokesmen say Wilinoth was unable to avoid collision with the bicycle and no charges have been filed. INBRIEF Provisions Fill Brezhnev 30-Year East German Talk BERLIN (UPI) — East Germany roiled out its latest weapons for celebrations marking 30 years as a col munist-ruled state and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev used the occasion to announce a reduction In manpower and arms In central Europe. Brezhnev in a Saturday night speech announced he planned to withdraw about 20,000 of the half-million Soviet soldiers and about 1,000 of the 6,000 Soviet tanks now in East Germany within 12 months. At the same time, he said he would reduce the number of medium-range nuclear carriers deployed In the western regions of the Soviet Union - where they threaten Western Europe — providing NATO members do not increase their own medium-range nuclear carrier strength In Western Europe. North Atlantic Treaty Orrganlzatlon oberrvers saw Brezhnev's speech as an attempt to stop a NATO-backed U.S. plan to deploy 672 nuclear-armed missiles in Western Europe to counter the Soviet medium-range missiles to which Brezhnev referred. *Fires * Courts * Police Beat Sangiorgio was treated and released for cuts to his head and face fron. Florida Hospital - Altamonte emergency room Friday. Tatro and Huffman were arrested thid charged with aggravated battery Friday night. They were released Saturday morning from Seminole County Jail after posting $2,100 bond each. AGGRAVED BATTERY A man and a woman allegedly attacked a Casselberry man with a metal pipe and brass knuckles in a Casselberry restaurant Friday night, according to Casselberry police. The police reported at 6 p.m., John Salvador Sangiorgio, 20,920 Gaslight Circle was In the Nuccis Restaurant, 505 E. State route 436, when David Dean Tatro, 18, and Undo Carole Huffman, both of 9 Apple Hill Hollow, Casselberry allegedly assaulted Sangiorgio. HUB CAPS TAKEN Perry Lee Taylor, 20,2729 Bungalow Blvd., Sanford reported to Sanford police all four of his 1972 Thunderbird hub caps were taken between midnight Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. Taylor said he had the car parked at Apartment 83, Seminole Gardens, 1600 West 5th St., Sanford when the caps were taken. Taylor said each cap was worth $60. IN BRIEF Evacuation In California Setback For Ruling Party TOKYO (UP!) - Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira's ruling liberal Democratic Party suffered a major setback in general elections this weekend, failing even to win a simple majority in the powerful lower house of Parliament. In sharp contrast, the Communist Party made a spectacular comeback from its poor showing in the 1976 elections and captured 39 seats, a gain of 22. Ohira, whose party has ruled for 24 years, called the elections a year early in hopes of winning at least 271 seats that would give him complete control of all committees in the 511-seat lower house, where key legislative business is done. Everest Claims 2 More Lives KATMANDU, Nepal (UP!) — The mountain climbing VI IA. T............,. WNW in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Nepalis off to a . - ivi iu usui IIv A NEW SHIRT Appointment Today An American mountain guide and a West German woman froze to death last week on the slopes of Mount Everest, the second time within a month climbers died in attempts to conquer the towering peaks of the Himalayas, the highest mountain range In the world. The latest victims, Raymond Genet, 45, of Talkeetna, Alaska, and Hal Greach Schinatz, 39, of Neu Ulm, West Germany, had both successfully climbed the world's highest mountain. They froze to death, however, while making their way down the slopes of the 29,028-foot Mount Everest, the Ministry of Tourism announced Sunday. - LOS ANGELES (UP!) — The are recruiting new followers to FBI says It "has no knowledge" carry out an ongoing crime to back up a newspaper report spree aimed at freeing their that two terrorist cults have imprisoned comrades. joined forces in a mission to .,Our street sources tell us free Charles Manson and Jailed the that group is planning the two groups have merged to carry out a series of recent Angeles FBI office, said Sunday his office "has no knowledge of crimes, Including bank robber- any ongoing conspiracy Involvles in Northern California and ing the SLA and the Minion an Intricate credit card scam. group in the Southern CaliThe group to date has raised fornia area." Brown added the FBI's Los nearly $2 million, Intended to Angeles office would be aware help Mamon, his followers and of any such FBI Investigation in SLA members escape from Northern California because prison, Informants reportedly many of the Manson "Family" told the FBI. activities are centered In But Harry Brown, the duty Southern C*IUOtn[L The FBI. ages* In charge of the Los SLA dbOOt)I* OeCT$d In Watts members of his "family" and something that will make the the Symbionese Liberation patty Hearst thing look penny MY. ante," the newspaper quoted The Long Beach Independent one Intelligence agent as Press-Telegram said In a saying. copyright story Sunday that Law enforcement officers SIA and Minion clan members reportedly told the nnapspsr PLO.Black Meets Defended ATLANTA (UPI) — Meetings with Palestinian Uheretlen (ganlut1cn leader Yasser Arafat were sunply mom by Mack leaders to complete the work of former U.N. Ambassador Andy Yoimg, the head of the Sosthern Ciwidlan L.st!ordalp Conference said. "Andy took the lead and when he was dismissed, we got involved," Dr. Joseph Lowery said in an Interview. "Somebody has to raise the moral Issue, and that's what and two members of the SLA. were tried and convicted In Los Angeles. The Long Beach paper said three of the suspects have become proficient helicopter O and the group has stockpiled weapons and gold and purchased thousands of dollars worth of freeze-dried food and camping ea1pmen equipment. Officials estimate the Mama din, which numbered about 25 during the 1969 Sharon Tate murder spree, has 60 members, and the SLA whose hard-core members died during a 1974 gun battle in Los Angeles at more than 100. - L WI LJMN — Nuke Ii Wilkins, Jr. RIITWI - bl.*unsAaIn.aN*yIev anus viac.* 1ev A. Chase, DOWY The Seminole Senior Citizen. Club chartered two buses totake a grup Mlvi D. i.ins & Gershi 1.dsr$ Sm! $y F?*IcN C. MCChea, DsIanl PiYd H. 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' -.9 ' • - I —.5.. - 00000000 LOW COST AUTO Issues pay raises for members of Congress and federal funding ( Disagreement on the two issues has bogged down an appropriations bill needed to keep a number of large goverrunent agencies from naming oito( money. - dclassruflp NIdØ so" • . - ... -. ' '' Ooraldkw HIt,msn. LonuoU Nowl 011141 Deem - - — S tm.ieree building in 44 Il —k NATIONAL BANK Protest Winding Down S Chamber of s - SEABROOK, N.H. (UP!) For two days, an dwindling, increasingly demoralized army of anti "demonstrators tried to storm the Seabrook power plant. 'Mace, billy dubs and hundreds of state troopers them out. . Twenty protesters were arrested. And both protester 'and reporter alike felt the nastY ding of Mm. "I think everyone is tired," New Hampshire Attor ney General Thomas Bath said Sunday, after a bout 500 riotequipped New England state troopers and National Guardsmen successfully defended Seabrook a second day. continue to pour In to the cult leader Imprisoned In 1971 for the murders of Ms. Tate, Leno and Rosemary LaBlanca and four others. the - NEW NAM S Prison officials say hundreds of letters supporting Manson at - - — owls L. *C.y (S) Saw .WI Williams - -- — the West. After breakfast I * PAN AMERICAN BANK WASHINGTON .(UPI) The House Lid_____ SIr-ilte W to resolve their differencesthis week on two cooversial $ANPOSD: Js HepSins "M F. Owrmayer. DsIary Walter P. ikbwSI, Ostina KNaleas . ' ANNOUNCE S OUT WEST *suasspeas ::'•.' WE ARE PLEASED TO . HOSPITAL NOTES 0:7 - .. — House And Senate ToTani* Tani* ocv.a aoasssows '' Brown Courtoing Chicago — n.,, , ,. Detroit; stepdaughter, Mrs. MRS. AMY COGBURN Mrs. Amy L Cogburn, 51, of Dora Dansby Johnson, Miami. Wllson-Eichelberger Mort147 Country Club Drive, nNew officers for the Diversified Cooperative Training Club at Seminole High ford, died Sunday at Seminole uary is in charge of NEW OFFICERS School pose with club emblem. From left, Marl Baker, parliamentarian: Sandy Memorial Hospital. Born in arrangements. Cooper, sergeant at arms; Janell Spolski, president; Pete Bertram, vice Sanford,' she was a member of the Temple Baptist Church, MRS. MARTHA SHOEMAKER FOR DCT CLUB president; Gina Jones, secretary; Fay Entzminger, treasurer: Nancy Adams, Former Sanford resident, Titusville. Martha Louise She is survived by her Mrs. husband, Dewey R. Cogburn Sr, Shoemaker-, 54, of Panama City, died Saturday night in Sanford; one daughter, Diana Cogburn, Sanford; three Panama City. Born in Eustis, sons, Dewey R. Jr., U.S. Air she moved to Panama City 30 Force, Okinawa, Richard N., years ago from Sanford. She Brown attacked the Carter people hit hardest by inflation." some new ideas and proposals U.S. Army in Germany and was owner and operator of a By CAROLYN 'CURIEL CHICAGO (UPI) "When the rate of inflation is to the scene. That's what I administration's economic at two gift shop Panama City Raymond C., of Sanford; California Gov. Edmund G. policy, blaming it for a large 15 percent, when millions are propose to do." grandchildren; two brothers, BeachSurvivors include her Brown Jr. Is paying a courting portion of the nation's prob- losing Jobs to foreign industry, Brown also repeated his M. J. Hilliard, Council Bluff, — Hinlard, husband, Jim Shoemakercall on Chicago the Midwest lems. He said he would it's time to blow the whistle," opposition to nuclear power, a Iowa and Albert L bastion of Democratic politics campaign heaviest among "the he said. "It's time to bring central plank on his platform. Jim Jr., Jackson Lakeland; four sisters, Mrs. thee ions, In an Informal, exploratory Virginia Holland and Mrs. yule, David, Nashville, T. for the presidential ourquarda, both ol and Gary. Gainesville; two campaign Martha B nomination. sisters, Florence Gauze , E us tis Sanford, Mrs. Betty Grines, Brown, who today planned to Austin, Tex., and iii. Bertha and Dorothy Erickson, talk with Northwestern UnlverConway, Webster. Funeral services will be shy students at nearby Evan. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is Tuesday in Panama City with ston, told reporters Sunday he in charge of arrangements. Smith Funeral Home In charge is "serious about 1980" and Is in the Midwest to test political CIARENCES.DONMDSON of arrangements. waters. He said he could be Clarence S. Donaldson, 82, of JAMES MCKEE sympathetic to Mayor Jane M. 172 Lake Mary Ave., Lake James R. McKee, 41, of 219 Byrne and other local DemoMary, died Friday at Florida Forrest Drive, Sanford, died critic Party officials on sensi. Hospital Altamonte. Born in Saturday night at Florida five issues such as political Opp' Ala., he Moved to Lake }fopftJ Altamonte. Born In patronage if they support his Mary 56 years ago. OF VOLU SIA COUNTY A car inSanford, he a member was and presidential bid. , spector for Atlantic Coast Line of the First The Chicago machine Railroad, he was a WWI army deacon Church of Sanwhose longtime system of veteran, a Baptist, and a forH AS A E ford. He was a member of the doling out government jobs was mer member of the American Sunrise Kiwanis Club of San. ruled unconstitutional last Legion. ford and was the owner of month by a federal judge Survivors include his wife, McKee Business Forms, traditionally Is an important Macy; son, Clarence D. He is survived by his wife, point of support for Democratic Donaldson, Lake Mary; sister,' Mrs. linda McKee, Sanford; presidential hopefuls. Mrs. Pearl Ramsey, Andalusla, sons, two Scott and James, both Brown said he Is "Impressed Ala; brother, Jeff Donaldson, of Sanford; one brother, with the performance" of Houston, Tex. and several OF VOLUSIA COUNTY Clarence E. McKee Jr., Chicago's Democratic Party, nieces and nephews. Waverly Hall, Ga. and father,' because It demands loyalty, but Sanford, is In charge of Clarence, E. McKee Sr., San. added, "that should be done ford. within the First Amendment." ar rangements. MIMBER.ELLIS BANKING COR)ORATION Brisson Funeral Home PA Is He said he would meet with In charge of arrangements. George W. Dunne, Cook WITH MRS. EVELYN 5 HUNT ______________ County Board President amd' ( Mrs. Evelyn M. Hunt, ASSffS OVER ONE BIWON DOLLAIS patronage chief, and Mrs. Drive, Funeral Notic.s Carlisle 1512 Byrne. Casselberry, died early couui,i. MRS. AMY i.— Saturday at Florida Hospital Fwwalwrvicn for Mrs. Amy Altamonte. Anative of Orlando, L. Cosburn. $1, of 117 Country ' shehad lived intheCauelberry Club Drive, Sanford, Who died 8 NEW BANKING HOURS TO SERVE area her entire life. Hospital, will a 2 p.m., YOU BETTER: ; 3 She Is survived by her Wednesday, at Irisson Funera Horns with Rev. Wundall COITII mother, Mrs. Mildred Cooper, of g oniclaou. Swial In Orlando; daughter, Mrs. Evergreen Cemetery. irislon LOBBY: Monday thru Thurs 9a.m..2p.m. Connie Wilson, New Port Funeral HonwPA In charge. INSURANCE3 S Friday 9a.m.-2p.m. Richey; two ions, Jack Harrefi, 3 u, JANUS L— Funeral 4 P.m.-6 p.m. Casselberry, and Robert sirvkas for James R. McKee, 310 PO4' I'eat Drive. Sanford, DRIVE-IN: Monday thru Thursday Sa.m.-4p,m. Harrell Orlando; two sisters, 41,01 Saturday at Florida Smith, *1* diedAltamonte, Barbara Mrs. will be 2 Sa.m.4p.m. Friday Anchorage, Ala., and Fay D. p.m., Tuesday, it First ChiwCh with Dr. Coleman, _____ Orlando; brother, 'Pri$bytIvIafl MEMBER OFF.D.I.C. Virtil L. kys* Jr. olficiofisw. George B. Cooper Jr., Lawtcn, 1wWl In Oaklswn MemorIal ildren . Park Srlssn Funeral Horns-PA Okla. and two grandch NEW YORK (UP!) — John "Johnny C"Conaghan,who allegedly sold cocaine to White House chief of staff Hamilton Jordan at the Studio 54 discotheque, Is free on a $10,000 personal bond pending a hearing on drug charges later this month. Conaghan was charged with selling Quaaludes to an undercover agent In April 1978 and a preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 25 at an arraignment Sunday In U.S. District Court In Manhattan. If convicted he could receive a maximum sentence of ' five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. we've don.." MM$IOLIMIMISIA N011TAL S AREA DEATHS Coke Dealer Free On Bond SLA, Manson Join Forces To Escape? LONDON (UP!) — The dollar rose on leading money markets and gold fell in the wake of the weekend Increase In the U.S. Federal Discount Rate to 12 percent. Gold dipped to open $9 down in both London and Zurich, and the yellow metal fell further at the London morning fixing. But one dealer said It was too early to say whether the dollar's revival and gold's fall were temporary or permaned. - - SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) -A arrested Saturday In un office unharmed. telephone. And, after the at. The appointment of Sanford past two weeks has been con. former girlfriend blamed LSD on the 16th floor of the state Cullinane's former girlfriend, tacker was taken Into custody, attorney Joe Davis to the newly sidering the judicial for the bizarre behavior of the Workers' Compensation Fund Injun Tomllns, 27, Berkeley, he called her again. created 14th judgeship for the nominating committee's sniper who terrorized a down- building after peppering the Calif., said she knew Cullinane 18th Judicial Circuit (Seminole recommendations that' Davis, town section for 23 hours before streets with gunfire during the for more than a year and he was "He said it was a bad trip, and Brevard counties) is ex. County Judge Wallace Hall and being captured. two-day ordeal. "really a sweet peron. This and he was very sorry," she pected to be announced by Gov. Edward Stahley of Brevard Wayne E. Cullinane, 29, a said. "I'm pretty sure it was The secretary he held hoswasn't like normally." Bob Graham this afternoon. County be considered for the onetime mental patient with a tage, Chiyo Tashlro, 54, was She was called to the hlghrise acid ([SD), but it must have Governor Graham for the appointment. record of drug arrests, was exhausted and dehydrated but building to talk to Cullinane by been very bad stuff." Dollar Climbs, Gold Falls NEW ORLEANS (UP!) American Insurance companies hope they never see another year like 1979. The $752 million damage Inflicted by Hurricane Frederic in North America was the worst of any hurricane In history, a spokesman for the New Orleans Insurance Institute said during a weekend interview. Hurricane Betsy in 1965 inflicted losses of $715 million along the Gulf Coast. But monetary comparisons with Frederic could be confusing because they are not corrected for Inflation. — Drugs Pr ompted Sniper disastrous start wfth five d,MM, tl at tmm - The traditional "Business day. The students have the day Education Day" for Seminole off, but teachers must be inCounty will be held on Friday, volved In professional duties Oct. 19 at Seminole High School. and some volunteer for this Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, project. The student can report back Seminole County Schools career to his class about their excoordinator of education, organizes the day periences. where teachers and students Five area Chambers of visit local businesses. Mrs. Commerce and the career Bateman said the day has been education department sponsor a fixture for as long as she could the meetings. remember. Mr. J. N. Scott, viceThe teachers, using their president of Florida Power and "work days," can bring their Light Company, will start the own child ora student who lsin day by speaking to the group at sixth grade or above, for the 9 am. ASHEVILlE, N.C. (UP!) A woman scheduled to testify Tuesday in a rape-murder case committed sucide this weekend, apparently out of fear of taking the witness stand. Authorities said Rebecca Coleman, 29, was found at her Asheville home Friday with a single bullet wound in her head and a .22-caliber revolver lying on her legs. No suicide note was found, but police said they believe Mrs. Coleman killed herself. They were waiting for results of tests for gunpowder on her hands. ...a. VLVUX WiVLUi. &cwa School Students Visit Local Businesses Rape Victim Kills Self -- , ' - NEW YORK (UP!) - In what may be the first American operation of Its kind, doctors reattached a left foot to the right leg of a woman whose limbs were severed by a commuter train this weekend. Adrienne Brown, 19, of Queens, was In satisfactory condition at Bellevue Hospital following the operation Saturday. Doctors had to amputate the woman's left leg below the knee, but the left foot still was viablp. The severed right leg could be reattached, he said, but the foot had to be amputated. A hospital spokeswoman said Miss Brown would be fitted with a specially designed shoe to walk with the left foot on her right leg. Seminole County Women's Bowling Association, which will host the 1981 State Women's Bowling Pow-Wow (convention and tournament) have named Jack Homer, executive manager of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce honorary chairman of the event. Presenting him his official shirt Friday were Kathy Shaw, left, second vice president and general tournament chairman and Dottie Hogan, president of the Seminole Association. '°r , ,, Medics Attach Left Foot HE'S WEARING . Analysis — -. — - GOLETA, Calif. (UP!) - Approximately 25 cars of a Southern Pacific freight train derailed late Sunday night along the Southern California coast and sheriff's deputies briefly evacuated hundreds of nearby homes and a trailer park. Fire Department spokesman Warren Dawson said between 20 and 25 cars of the 104-car train jumped the tracks at 10:16 p.m. in Goleta, two miles north of Santa Barbara. Dawson said first reports indicated several of the cars contained liquid propane gas and muriatic acid and authorities ordered an evacuation of a large number of homes and a nearby trailer park. However, he said, residents were allowed to return to the area within an hour when fire officials determined there was no immediate threat posed by the wreck. -: Enough the nation's 29.7 million çathol- nuns and laity. vative and a traditionalist, is children, and abortion under women to participate in all the ics many of wtom are The message, most strongly not an opponent of Vatican II any circumstances is for- ministries of the church, inalienated and have fallen away stated in a series of sermons But _throughout his visibjind bidden. ciuding,thepz-1esthood_ WASH1NCITON_(UPI_frcmthcchtirc!_______-_ ntspeech inW iiiiF the American church particularly j John Paul did not respond. Pope John Paul II ended his He depended on the force of said in effect: gave John Paul a message as Indeed, earlier in his visit, he said the reforms had gone far visit to the United Sta tes on a his complex personality, at Enough. enough - and in some cases too well. had specifically ruled out any mixed raves for his In one of the most dramatic change in the church's rules It was almo as if John Paul far. personal, earthy style but moments of the pontiff's seven- forbidding women's ordination. He made it clear there will forum in the troubling the generally liberal day, six-city visit, Sister Mary Those who know John Paul ates 5to announce an no internal changes in chur ch American church - - th a stern say he is a listening as well as a structure especially in its orthodoxy long since aban- once both happy and holy, to end to the reform movement of priesthood. He called for the Related story, page 5A teaching pope. Vatican Council e gather. laity L ___________________________ u doned by many U.S. Catholics. Inspire that revival, LO end defiance of the ..OW %C,. h hrd and of the church's In pastoral terms, It was a I h h' bi&' Vatican on such Issues as bi Theresa rth Kane, president of the whether he can respond, will 1 h so It was billed as a pastoral teaching visit, a visit In which which control and divorce, saying Leadership Conference of more than his personality 0 C m fl e visit, a journey in which he John Paul spoke and the ace o marriage is forever, parents Women Religious, made a quiet determine whether there is a hoped to spark a new en- church, at all levels listened - cent ury. should overcome their econoni- but passionate plea for the pope revival in American Caththusiasm for the church among cardinals, bishops, priests, John Paul, although a conser- Ic doubts about having more to open his mind to allowing olicism. Insurance Companies Moan TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter ordered 38 auto insurance companies today to refund $14 million in excess profits to their policyholders. Gunter acted wider Florida's excess profits law prohibiting motor vehicle insurers from achieving more than a 9 to 10 percent rate of return. His order affects only 450,000 of the state's 4.5 million motor vehicle policyholders. The two biggest insurers, State Farm Mutual and Allstate, made substantial refunds voluntarily earlier this year. The average refund being granted as a result of today's order will be $30, although Gunter said drivers paying higher than average rates for one reason or another will get more than $30. Checks must be mailed within 120 days. Gunter ordered refunds by 12 groups composed and amount of refund include, Liberty Mutual, $3.8 million; Government Employees Insurance, $3.5 million. Hartford Accident and Indemnity, $2.9 million; Continental Insurance, $1.5 million; Maryland Casualty, $828,000; Aetna Casualty and Surety, $684,000; and Fireman's Fund Insurance, $250,000. Also Reliance Insurance, $154,000; Arnica Mutual Insurance, $87,000; Michigan Miller's Mutual, $54,000; Electric Insurance, $23,000; and Transamerica Insurance, $. "The commissioner is being very conscientious In enforcing provisions of the excess profits law. I hope he will be equally conscientious in allowing rate Increases once economic conditions Justify them," said Dave Fountain, MIAMI (UP!) — Cuban exiles said today they would be ready to protest if Cuban President Fidel Castro visits the United Nations this week as reported Sunday. Officials at both the State Department and the United Nations said they understood Castro would be visiting, probably sometime during the middle of the week. The visit had been rumored last week and protests In Miami and New York were prepared at that time. But Castro failed make to the trip.- By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer train Derailment Causes -' Message On Reform: Pope' s NATION GRAND THEFT AUTO A stolen car was Involved in an accident on Interstate 4 Deltona, driven away from the scene until It caught fire, and abandoned by three men, according to the Florida Higi __PatroL The patrol arrested Robert Allen Broder, 23, of Los Angele Calif., Ronald Casey Horn, 19, of Talladega, Ala., and Pa King, 20 of Guilford. NC. at 2 a.m. Saturday for grand theft auto According to the highway patrol report the three men allegecu left the burnt auto on Interstate-I after driving it about four mile from where it side-swiped a semi-truck parked on Interstate-4, 'n report said the three men walked to the Days Inn on State route 46 and Interstate-4, where they were arrested after a computer check showed the vehicle stolen in California on Sept. 30. According to the report, Horn and King said they were passengers of Broder who picked them up late Friday in Deltona. Monday morning, Broder was still In Seminole County Jail in lieu of an $8,400 bond. He is scheduled for his second court appearance before Seminole County Judge Harold Johnson at 1:30 p.m. today. Ronald Horn and Pat King are also still in Seminole County Jail today in lieu of an $8,400 bond each. They are scheduled for a preliminary hearing with Judge Johnson at 2 p.m. Tuesday. GunterSeeks Auto Rebates Exiles Protest Castro Visit t Action Reports Monday,00.11, 1f193A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ---- -, • ..... .5' —•• •. - - / —.. .-. -,',..' — -. ......- - .- -..--. -• • .— - ..... . ........... .. - .. . - 'r ...... V& ... . .. _ ;.:.__• . : -s-- - - - - - •,• .-. - - •-" •"-. �Evening Herald Monday, Oct. 8, 19794A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor sinyDirelur _____________ ___________ Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, 11.00; Month, 14.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Another $13.5 , Billion Monster CALEND : utility rooms which were also included in the renovation project. Oh, Lord, never again. My husband mentioned the word "anniversary." "All I want," I vowed, "Is this mess cleaned upthe room roofed and dried so that we can put some of the clutter back there while the other part is being finished." He just stared at me. -Do you know what I dreamed last questioned him, He still stared, apparently unmoved by frustration. "Fur a long time now, I have been thinking that I would not live long enough to see this addition complete at the rate we're going," I confided. At this approach, his eyes widened. "Well, I dreamed I died, and was all laid out in this gorgeous, heavenly blue casket lined with fluffs and swirls of blue silk. The casket was In the new room without a roof and it was pouring down rain, Friends came calling weating long black raincoats, black veils and black galoshes while carrying those Frustration ,.. Should "home addition" be listed and defined in Mr. Webater's dictionary, the explanation might likely read, "the ultimate in frustration." After talking to a lot of people who have gone Around through this ordeal, there is comfort that I am not alone when I Feel like tearing my hair from its roots _____ .__oLwovet..sornebQ(Iy_else. _______ In our case, this Is a do-it-ourselves project, requiring tbiie and patience, which we are just not blessed with. A most recent catastrophe was water leaking into k~y the bedroom where the new addition met with the at the floor from the open air room, causing damage 1W damage to the carpeting and draperies. It kept raining and oozing through after several patch job attempts. And the drip, drip, drip during The Clock the night from water making contact with metal on the outside was enough to drive a human up the wall- like a spider, or fly, or cockroach. By DORIS DIETR1CH The torture chamber. The premises were a mass of clutter from two (USPS 41•2e0) 380 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. ________-_____ Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. - "Ye Gods," I thought, "I can't even the In peace. I just pray nobody drags out that old faded, broken black umbrella from my car to shield me with. I surely wish I had bought that pretty unbie1la the other day," my corpse recalled. Sanford Al-Anon, ii p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1261 W. First St. Lakeview Middle School Advisory CommIttee,7:30 p.m., at school. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m. My husband still didn't appear too touched over my dreamworld activities. But the day before our anniversary, a roof was up, the clutter had disappeared and guess what? I received a new colorful yellow and floral print umbrella to match my raincoat-not my casket. — At first blush, one wonders how the nation ever got the newly created U.S. Department of ANGLE.WALTERS Primary and secondary school administrators, already well versed in the frustrations of wrestling with intrusive Washington bureaucracy, opposed it. Parent Teacher Associations, alarmed over the steady decline in local control of education, lobbied against it. Colleges and universities withheld their support. The nation's press was overwhelmingly against what was broadly denounced as a new Washington monster. Cii&n VJV U*ft X1 There's -- L atent 2 10% ' 1ML KIND of the vastly increased regulatory power that would be represented by a full-fledged, cabinetlevel department. Nevertheless, Congress recently put the finishing touches on legislation creating the new department and sent the measure to President Carter for his certain signature. Mr. Carter, for whom this bill represents a rare legislative victory, can hardly wait to sign. The explanation for this lamentable turn of events is simply the political clout of the 1.8 million teachers who belong to the National Education Association. The NEA is the second largest in the country. Its budget Is 10 times that of the A.?!.4CIO. And It rewards its friends and punishes Its enemies. The NEA's ability to put trained precinct workers on the street at election time and to fatten the campaign coffers of those who vote its way is impressive by any measure. What the NEA wants is nothing less than a - Great M Ci fl am , ,,,, .., Danger What motivated most of this opposition was fear TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m,, Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Edgemon Avenue. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Lougwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Trl-County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Weight Watchers,? p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive Halfway House, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-SunshIne Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. VIEWPOINT Of .• 1'r -- Goes . ... "l. ~ By DON GRAFF It will never be the same again. For a quarter of a century as president of the / AFL-CIO, George Meany has so dominated the labor scene that his public image has been, in effect, that of labor. : Now, 85 and ailing, he has make official his long-rumored retirement. It Is a much different labor scene he departs than he surveyed at the beginning of his long . reign back In the mid-'50s. Those were the days .•• • of consolidating the gains of two decades of New . 1 and Fair Deal legislation. The merger of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations, ending years of organizational and doctrinal feuding, confirmed labor's status as one of the nation's social and political power centers. With a third of the work force already ip the fold, the movement appeared poised to mov e from strength to greater strength. But that Is not quite the way It worked out: perhaps Updated. There has been a massive Increase In the labor RCA Corp. recently brought back Nipper, the force, to almost 100 million currently, b,it dog who for years listened to "his master's organized labor has increased accordingly. The voice." RCA, while it now has an alphabet name, greatest growth spurts have been in services and earned it in popular use over Its many years as a wide range of white-collar rut, Its membersh$ Radio Corporation of America. concentrated in and Its policies oriented toward Fred Silverman, new president of RCA's the old-style manufacturing Industries where for National Broadcasting. Co. sub ldis the most part jobs are in declining supply. With On notable exception of the AxnertciJ peacock trademark abandoned for a sterile, Federation of State, County and Municipal abetract"N." Employees, now the largest constituent union Delano calls CBS's "hungryeye" symbol good. with more than a million members, the AFI, "The eye is most important means of corn- CIO's penetration of the growth employment mnunication and evokes a Personal reponse." areas has been minimal. Service occupations, Hundreds of compardes, have adopted abstract where more than 5 million jobs have opened up in symbols that have poor recognition value and recent years, are only some 15 percent carry no message, either business or persona), organized. Delano said. Big Labor has also failed to respond to the On the other hand, he asked, "What would influx of women into the job market. With Fireman's Fund be without the fireman's women now representing better than 40 percent helmet, or Prudential without the Rock, of the work force, only 16 percent are union Travelers' without the red umbrella?" members. A realistic pictorial symbol can be updated Instead of acquiring new strength, the union regularly for a more contemporary lock, Delano movement during the Meany quarter of a contury has seen the organized share of the work modernized over the years without force drop from a third to lees than a quartet. Identity. It has also seen its influence diminish. One of the uiod subtle changes has been made Organized labor dill has and exerts political In the gfrlon the White Rock beverage bpJ. ..iI.....tL. -- , iwvr, paruuiany uiruugn mis aouny to provrne is the aMine classical, winged damoiselle gazing at he is age in the pool as always. But she has campaign financing for its friends. But It has been redrawn from different models again and been noticeably less successful of late In making again to conform to contemporary tastes in both this pay off where it counts - in favorable legislation. It has lost a number of rounds op art and feminine beauty. cherished issues in the current Democratic Atatract designs lose credibility because their Congress, defeats that under similar cirattraction is transitory and basically they are ambiguous, Delano said. And they fall on cwnstiinces would have been inconceivable Im few yeses back. another cowd: "Paul Rand, a very grist designer, once said Meany has arranged an orderly transfer df U* any good design ni have some fun In It. Power to a designated successor, Lane Kirkland, This element of Ion or entertainment is lacking AFL-CIO sec rytreasurer who has labored lb In corporate coinunmlcatlons today." Yews in the great man's ,, .'. WASHINGTON INEA) - Now that federal prosecutors have abandoned their attempt to suppress publication of a magazine article about 10 J the hydrogen bomb, Congress ought to reexamine the law that Inspired the ill-conceived court challenge. The statue Is totally antithetical to the fundamental tenets of democracy because it severely restricts personal thought and coin. inunication. It is, in short, a misguided effort to . . impose thought control on the nation's citizenry. , ... . The law applies to any individual who (has) possession of, "lawfully or unlawfully access to, control over or (is) entrusted with any document.., or infonmiation Involving or in BUSINESS corporating Restricted Data." If that person "communicates, transmits or discloses the same to any indivIdual.., with reason to believe such data will be utilized to injure the United States or to secure an advantage to any foreign nation," the alleged ofBy LeROY POPE fender Is subject to criminal prosecution. UPI Business Writer The law's applicability becomes even more sweeping as a result of a definition of NEW YORK (UPI) - Widespread adoption of "Restricted Data" that Is not limited to documents, photos, designs or other materials the arty, abstract corporate logotype - oftn replacing a more personal symbol - has done that are officially classified, Instead, "Restricted Data means all data nothing for the public image of business, says a wg Coast ksttng consuttent. or _*ng "Abstrsct symbols ct1on of atomic weapons; nulcear material; or the use of special nuclear names, including alphabetical names, make a company seem like a cold, dehumanized material in the production of energy." organization interested nialnly in profit, not in In other words, if any reader of this column has a brainstorm embracing one ot the countless people," said Frank Delano of Los Angeles. White it would be too much to blame an in forbidden "Secrets" of nuclear power and describes that inspiration to a colleague, vir- dividual company's logotype for a negative tually all the elements of a criminal act are n- public image, Delano said he does not question that it can contribute to such an Image. volved. "Until a generation ago," Delano said, "mod There remains only the need for prosecutors to show that the secret was divulged by someone companies used symbols drawn from real life. who had "reason to believe" the information The railroads and later the airlines used plc. would harm this country or help another nation. tures(lUe identifiers - Indian chiefs, falcons, In the case of Progressive magazine, the mountain goats and kittens. These engendered object of the government's harrusmcnt, that positive feelings among millions of Americans." The dark symbols that have succeeded them, was handled by merely writing a letter to the Delansald,wereadopt.dinthentlstskennotion miiagazine,claiming that publication of an article that they u'ade the company appear more by author Howard Morland would cause such modern and wore technologically aware. liarni. Chrysler's pentadar is a case in point, he said. In the Progressive case, the government 'it doesn't tell people anything or have any never alleged that mere was any oreacn of personal Impact." security, improper availability of classified New York's Chase Manhattan bank also erred documents or unauthorized access to secret when it adopted an aloof, impersonal octagon as facilities. acurporatesynibolln connection with Its slogan, Instead, the federal prosecutors cited the "You have a friend at Chase Manhattan," chilling concept of information that was Delano said. "classifIed at birth" or "born classified" - "Curporde slogans are saying one thing, instantly restricted and classified from the corporate symbols another. What they project moment the idea was formed in Morland's mind. visually iay seem to many people more, acMore than two decades later, the danger has curate than what they say The Chase symbol become quite real'- producing an un- probably confirms the public's unag. of bankers precedented abridgment of the First Amend- as cold and impersonal," Delano said. He said good symbols should be retained and ment rights of a free press. - , union .-. WORLD Mr. Carter's iio campaign promise to seek creation of such a department won him the NEA's endorsement for president, one of his earliest and most important. Now that the president has delivered, as promised, the NEA has declared its support for his re-election. This Is a classic Washington quid pro quo with the taxpayers picking up the tab. Even so, the nation might still benefit If the new department with its 7,000 federal employees and, for starters, $13.5-billion budget, actually improves the quality of education. Our guess is that the new DOE will do about as well as its acronymic namesake, the Department of Energy. Which is to say that nearly everyone would have been far better off without it. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. ... : ;: United Way report luncheon, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434, Longwood. Dutch treat buffet hosted by Longwood Sertoma Club. Sanford VWF 10108 Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m., log cabin post home. •. .;. '. , Eyeing Company' s dominant say in the formation of educational policy with, to be sure, the necessary subsidies from Washington to pay for it all. What better way to reach both goals than through the creation of a cabinet-level department over which the NEA can expect to exert prevailing influence?. - . • . . -, . Ima ge THURSDAY, OCTOBER U South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotiry,8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, Inc. noon. Holiday Inn, Sanford Marina Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 pin., Jaycee . _t.!ts. S building. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43,8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 10712 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. .Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Al-Anomi, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. - - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Open home and ribbon cutting for Seminole County Mental Health Center Satellite Office and Stepping Stones Daycare and Elderly Program, 2:30p.m.,I1OW. First St., Sanford. Sallie Han sos Chapter DAR, 2:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light building. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 1.r1da State Poetry Asss. reception for National Poets Day, 2 pin., Winter Park Library. Reading of local . I___________ BERR Y'S WORLD Report Practices ,ored',P l — Pods Cens Miacesference en aglag"Aglng in Art & Letters: A Creative Speculation on the Aging Process, 9 a.m, to noon, 1' Orlando Public Library, downtown Orlando. Free to the public. __ WASHINGTON Abe 1au.IueME *55 u&iia.kablu, at least to The nation's banks spend report large cash transactIons as required by But according to a confidential inspector millions on advertising stud free toasters to 11w seasoned, 'uwp'clos pris&onsk In the relatively new rogulatloni aimed at exposing mneral's report, Tribal American's budget w promots a friendly Image - no mean aulgjm- Treasury and the Drug Enforcement underworld traUlc. squandered on personal extravagances of cormeet, with Pike's Peek tigerut rates. Administration: Orgar4sed clime - and per. Thsugh the flow of cash unearthed by the pseate oicsri with scud regard for thg Foitimately for the money men, they have a ticularly that pert of It engaged In the drug trade Carswell'ordered atu was listed in the edited nsen's imdsrprivlieged. defenr- and is free one atthat-In the No. 2 - was wdhdrawIn ahfrombsnks report as "unexplained," th detaIled In. Here we BMW of if* outrageous itesus up VA at the Triisiwy Dus)arthment.,HelaDeputy Iii the forth and admIj It to buy narcotics fun nhsa been uiadsav.Ilabkto all fsdijaJ Invietlgatois lined tç on the corpordion beeta,y NOW Carswell. oinuggled in from Latin America. law .nLoroumst agencies and followep I& profligate ways: The cash paild to the narcotics enmiulers was vutIgs"ii' vs underway. -Tthdwn_ and electric bills were paid on Confronted with a dealt ripest that ii lead which ac hums in lag Bosch. to a suspicion that 11w big banks were slitting then depealad In, Florida b'ka, (Th CHIAT: (hts of the biggest rlpeUi ever , cowded for the enormous ams of used ____ -.A corporation officer's $12$.a.montb the con1y transactIons of organized t .. lnkm -. eL4allvNvll thtI .L.a ...e i tWu IA.. xviwiio - i..t. WJ liii Y W irUIIlCUra, t1f$WoiJ simpty unpse'n. WIU TMiflI Ati ((ITA), which Z were = MI ft , another 0 for cable TV rental. deleted the refurencus to such lniaa.4arigshimi was ideaded to pm*I-kyouths, '' in 1° -Officers Master Charge an4 pcesIMulIlw 'ibis'" makes the banks leek ca* workers, ,njs traditionally lasum Bin ur1csrdblllswrep.00thesani UMthsb.dguys,aTwutthigfg,", Uumbia clisift •t the ihed mod of the stick when jebsari AM ' IMSIL faftnut exp'.Insd to ocIMei at the Treaniry, lM' ad. Paw 10i Oddly .oi, the report he wanted to liit*L CETA. WhiCh ipenda biLlions of Caruwell, aqu'Zpoken, bespectacled . Wada on ww" Iels federal, date waso,dhedepntyWrotaryhinwuiLH, protetp,ofthwaiIanstliwyerheuse4t.be, local fide has be sums a dlugracslid, taagsyertanoe4 gravy wasted so Uacs the flaw of gruenbscbe among adalt$ed as-----------much to iat. to v r, .w. 1v wWM hd 1114" ~68 tOfliMlVSI am M".011 psidfrossi CETAfada. 11w ,isadey's federal reserve bsMs,- hu as If MtJJ1kIdUkadt1wS1UIIIDSIdeIMby the Wisucrati Who oils, i -' diacurathie, . .. ft the PT$fl1. A .verpurate oIcer'a relativi drew salar1y while, thus wiw wore fand thit there cs. very ed to be given a I be bata of evg.," '.1w California pgan whjle living *i •u*4UatdtavihMnspiacsin chance to train fur decad $s seppsn Oklalwma. usmshrpfa,Aiuuta$swmsethe NivNinthSPI,WI,ISrthSmIstpuI$, ahitoamoty 1. -(ZTA fonda paid for corporate ofltcer4' d1dtceto. iatue,'st'-,,thiyraguiariywoendepwltha rsvisv. . lmsfI'aalaotobeaiceandcarsliWs. ' .. ' *woof ,Mgrssscy to an ki for new Other asereas *e . *0 of. Cars.sI's Aid ussu*d(TA's 1- 1 F.nonai bus- never ssd.r$USS- ur lethe p trim Is Treasury p 51 g '4 Amu Cipji p. 471-i u, made fries L (V'ZTA to corporate frienda frvsp sNw.YarkagaadD*gd rjims, i.:atd;(r". dthst., largest ( If..amc1t,I4saJ..i$sr---gb,. (ZTA . - b&uiNNY. $ g . the Li Dcpsrtmmls nepactor generdi 1u 1aW4 uth.thsybUddd*I., d ( a le sTAutunw-'-ysgutjy. indthSFBIkingIMOThbSIAnI4esn' deuibis -thatamebabanfaIhigto A1inUwcummy. . —, i ..' . . i::" . . -. - I 7. - '. It,Ue ". 3.1... . A — iu -. urwiw.' " . . , I 1 • 1,IIWIIU ____ - . .......... '.• . ,-- .. __ " II ' . '.. - ' , 7115. - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 Ulited Way report diners 7p.m., Gigi'., 10 Reguuc Square, Caseelberry. Dutch treat hosted by Cry Lions Club. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 White Elephant Sale sponsored by Winter Park Hospital Auxiliary, Association Building in Eadgats Sboujpiag Center on Aboma Avenue, Winter Park, 7 am. to 7 p.m. ww Elephad Sale sponsored by Winter Park liispital Auzllary,7a.m.to2pin.,AseoclMkn Building, ZadØs Shopping Center, Akina Avenue, Winter Park. , AARP aad NART covered dish luncheon, now at Sanford Civic Center. Program on generic dregs open to all senior citizens. - ___ - SATURDAY, OCTOSUII — , p - 1 ,;,. - _ _ - 1 . ,, ____ , ~1. I 1.. WEDNESDAY, OCTORU 17 Public Ithrmatleeel Meeting for propond SR roadway everpsas of Seaboard Coast lAne RsIW.sd, 7:30 p.m., Room 203 8-ninol. County Cowthsuae - _ "Getting On", a play dealing with aging presented by the Florida Studio Theater, 1:30 p.m., The Plymouth Apts., west of Highway 17-92 across from Winter Park Mall. Free to public. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Geneva Homemakers, 10 a.m., Community Hall. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettee, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Sears. Starlight Promenader., 8 p.m., DeBary Conunwdty , Center. Shell Road. . - JACK ANDERSON Banking Judge'Penal'i'zes School Board $4,000 AR I related. huge black umbrellas," '. ,'One friend admired the Ingenious abstract covering on the Shrffl)p colored wall, featuring movable black tines," I continued. ,,But those are only disecing cockroaches," one whispered to another." It's no wonder she's dead living in this mess." "At about that momenLadrop ntraInielLonrny— forehead-. then another," I dramatized to my husband. Education. Monday, Oct. 5, 197t-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I OF . '- __ lathed VFW Pest 11118 diewt 11:30 p.m.,. log cob pod home. Open to oub&, Feedk AasI 01ebnf.st GM T.suuurl. spin ii pis. arid by the Deltona Ares Chamber of ur.. Deitona Coodry Cl* to sill a.m. Bd Defense attorneys for Sanford architect Eoghan Kelley and several firms being sued 1öaboiEt$5 Seminole County School Board for damages from leaky school roofs will be paid about $4,000 by the school district because the district failed to answer a court-ordered request for information on time. costs accrued in aitending two hearings about the suit Ned Julian Jr., school board McGregor demanded replies, The interrogatives statements measured some three-feet in Court Judge Robert McGregor ordered the board to pay eight defense attorneys the sum for June fees and transportation board had not answered in. terrogatives, questions concerning the suits from the defense attorneys, when Judge Julian said the defense lawyers first asked the judge to dismiss the case because of the delay but Judge McGregor decided to impose the fines instead. The mediately, without prior approval of the board, because they are court-ordered, said Roger Harris, assistant superintendent of business and finance. Julian said the school district recently hired a f ull time person, Arlea Wright, to just answer interrogatives. The roof lawsuit interrogatives has increased in paper size from three Feet in width to six feet. Funeral Today For Nation's Oldest Man He BARTOW, Fla. (UPI) much of what he related of his kidneys Despite advancing years that last July because of circulatory caused by old age. Records, said Social Security liked his rye whiskey neat. And past. added a slight stoop to the problems. But nurses said his officials, confirmed his story he he liked smoking cigarettes. A guest at the 1972 launch of shoulders and thinned the white wheelchair didn't slow him His age, although questioned was sold at a slave auction in by Social "Nothing wrong with that,", by some, was certified Apollo 17, Charlie refused to stubble of hair on his head, down much. New Orleans July 4, 1854, to a Security administrators. They Texas rancher. ever believe that man landed on Charlie managed without eyesaid Charlie Smith, at 137 Even at IN, he was sharp and checked slavery records In New moon. glasses or a hearing aid. The Texan, Charlie said, the clear-headed much of the time. The former slave - the Orleans and Texas after a "I don't believe they're going Dr. Frederick Charatan, a like to drink rye whiskey," nation's oldest resident - died worker for the agency found treated him as a son and to the moon," he told newsmen. Smith said. "I drink it neat and geriatric psychiatrist From him freedom. Charlie Friday. A funeral was being Smith in a central Florida allowed smoke cigarettes. Nothing Long Island, N.Y., interviewed planned today by his 70-yearold citrus tree, picking fruit when said he took the rancher's name "If one of them came over here, his own and since he didn't as ta lk to him, but I don't wrong I'll Smith in 1978 and said he was with that." son, Chester. he was 115. know his real birthday picked believe it. They say they The lower part of Charlie's astonished by Charlie's condi Charlie claimed he was born independence Day to celebrate brought back rocks but if they right leg was amputated in 1977 tion. He said if Smith wasn't A resident of the Bartow did, they took them with them." and his left leg was amputated really 137, he wasn't far from it. Convalescent Center for seven in Liberia, Africa, in 1842. He his sale to the kindly man. Charlie enjoyed spinning years, Charlie had been in told of being kidnapped in 1854 failing health for several at the age of 12 by slave traders tales of the days he rode with months. A preliminary autopsy who lured him aboard a ship to outlaw Jesse James and with showed he died of natural see a "fritter tree" - a tree Billy the Kid, but officials were unable to prove or disprove causes - a falling heart and with pancakes and syrup. — — WOULD A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS HELP? ft ,at. . C.,C~ k Tour Of America A Tr umph For Pope swered was the big question of WASHINGTON (UPI)- With the papal journey: could John a ringing farewell, 'God Bless Paul's charisma and America l God Bless Americal" magnetism help heal the rift in Pope John Paul II Sunday the church in America that has concluded his triumphant split Catholics for years? pilgrimage of peace to the And his sternly orthodox United States and Ireland and remarks Sunday that reflected flew back home to Rome. positions long abandoned by His nine-day, 9,200-miles many American Catholics odyssey took him near bloody could hardly have soothed the Ulster and to the marble troubled waters of the generally splendor of the United Nations; liberal church in this country. from the squalid ghetto of But the American church had Harlem to 1.5 million adoring a message for the pope. In a pilgrims in Chicago; from the dramatic and unprecedented fertile farmlands of Iowa to the face-to-face challenge, one of Oval Office of Jimmy Carter. the church's leading nuns, To every stop he carried his Sister Theresa Kane, asked him suppllcatlons supplications for love and peace to consider giving women full and begged America to help priestly rights, improve the lives of mankind's 1 . The pope did not directly wretched. respond, but after her speech in More than 8 million the National Shrine, the grayAmericans flocked tosee him In haired nun knelt before the York, Boston, New pontiff on the altar. He gently Philadelphia, Des Moines, touched her head. Chicago and Washington. Tens Throughout his voyage, the of millions of television viewers pope reiterated the Vatican's grew to admire the sturdy Pole traditional conservative stand with the benevolent, pacific on such matters as adultery, countenance. abortion, priestly celibacy, Sunday, at the magnificent birth control, homosexuality, National Shrine of the ordination of women, overinImmaculate Conception in dulgance In matters material. Washington a lovefeast ocHis parting shot, • In the cuffed between a pope and a homily at the man, could not be crowd that perhaps most misinterpreted. eloquently but most simply "I do not hesitate to proclaim symbolized the strength of before you and before the world feeling John Paul elicited, that all human life, from the "I love you," he said, moment of conception and "We love you, we love you, we through all subsequent stages, love you," they shouted back. Is sacred," he said. "The "Perhaps I love you more," church defends the right to he declared as the crowd went life." wild, "I love you more." Those words brought a huge At Andrew, Air Force Base, roar of approval from the under an orange harvest moon crowd. In attendance were hanging low in the western sky, Rosalynn Carter and thief Vice President Walter Mondale Justice Warren Burger. offered the nation's official President Carter, who hosted goodbye, calling John Paul "a the pope Saturday at the great pod who sings a hymn to Baptist services skipped the life," Mall mass. The pope responded with: John Paul, his hair whipping "My final prayer Is this: that In a chill wind, looked solemn as God will bless America so that he underlined the sanctity of she may Increasingly become, marriage, condemned conand truly be and long remain, traception and decried the 'One nation, under God, In divisible, with liberty and dangers that people face In a "society whose idols are justice for all." pleasure, comfort and in"God bless America I God to Mass Amurlcst" de1pendence. "Decisions about the number Thsnhs aniled, drewthe sign of children and the sacrifices to ol the crees with Ms rigid hand, be mad, for them mud not be clasped hands beatifically and taken only with a view toadding WI the platform. The U.S to comfort and preserving a Army band broke irAo "God peaceful existence," he said. Blass America." He called marriage "an InHswalk.dalong the hoes to union" and said dissoluble say a final fareweilto the mothers and fathers must audience, blowing kiwi. A "reupulid with generosity to the young girl lea red psita and gift of parenthood." heavy woolen scse'f was Ural Perhaps the mod dramatic overthis fence, and as she ran moment of the papal trip to epto him he but to kin bar, the America was the confrontation wind whipping Ida crinwon caps with Ser Kane. odil It cmipIsI.ly enveloped Aenining what she termed her. an "awesome responsibility" The band swItched to aspruldsidofthe L.sdsrsldp "America the lesatifal," The Catholic Women of Conference Battle Hym of the RqWW I Railgiousi, the Gyeerdd non aid "Ave Maria." The at the b,glmibtg 0l the roes gave a final ware fern, aremodas to make her thrw deerway of his TWA 747 minale MUL ~ o "ihupherd I" and tick "I args you to be mh4ialof sitar Rome. do feridpaAn __esef om an A was,a p.4 finale to $ many wblcblspsitof thelifeof psad trip, pertssps the ouly women in the United StMi," dluppotdment belag mio wow of *71,005 at the she alt 'vft chwch mad ftd rn en Us Mel). 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So fixed is the idea In their minds that Instead of having the word "Pirates" painted on the roof of theIr dugout at Three Rivers Stadiwn in Pittsburgh this season, they peeferred the word .:,f'Family" Instead, and the moment they clinched the National League pennant by beating Cincinnati last Saturday, the ball park's public address system blared forth with what has become the team's official song - Sister Sledge's "We Are Family." Possibly of more Importance, you witness the deep affection the ;,playersshow for each other in their daily relationship off the field 1as well as Ofl. ,: E&li& this season, for example, John "Hammer" Mimer, the .,'Pirates' outfielder-first baseman had to be removed from a game r.4!/jith the Phillies due to a stomach virus. around Mimer solicitously in the trainer's room after the game. were genuinely concerned about one of their "Th "How do you feel now, John?" "Is there anything I can do for you?" "Can I take you home?" were the questions they asked him, anxiously. ,, "No, thanks," he said, turning down offers of a ride because he . 1'didn't want to put anyone out. "I can make It okay." MIlner hasn't forgotten that, He saw that somebody cared, They all cared. "It made me feel real good," he says. "Like I was part of an actual family." Tim Foli talks about the "family" influence, too, , "I started out 1-for-28 when I first joined this club but everybody f't': made me feel I belonged right away," says the 28-year-old j... shortstop the Mets called "Crazy Horse" because of some of the .a flaky things he did, i "When I was having trouble hitting, they'd make me feel good if . I moved a runner over or made a play in the fIeld. For example, indians 6 6 0 0-12 Junior MIdgets Elsewhere on the PeeWee you know those stars Willie Stargell passes out for a big hit or a Alex Lopez also played a big over the Apopka Green Wave Mitey MItes °° ° Milwee's Joe Williams ran for Tigers circuit the Jackson Heights role with a 16-yard scoring run 28.0. well-pitched ball game? He gave me one In a game I went oh-forFullback Greg Dlmperio ran Bobcats blasted the South and an extra point rush. Rounding out Junior Pee Wee ',,.' five because I moved a runner over. From the first day I caine for a seven yard score and two touchdowns and backfield Bobcats o o 6 o12 2 0 I -n Seminole Hurricanes 34-0; the A 48-yard touchdown ramble action the Forest City Oilers halfback Steven Jerry rambled mate Avery Merrlweather Spartans 'i': here, I felt like I fit in." Sanford Indians topped the by Gerard Jones combined with and English Estates Vikings :. It was Stargell, the club's 38-year-old patriarch, who first for a 45-yard touchdown run to rambled for another score to . conceived the idea of using the song, "We Are Family," as the lead the Milwee Packers to a 19- power the Spartans to a 224 win Hurricanes Tuskawilla Warriors 19-7; the a two-yard scoring run by battled to a 0-0 deadlock. 0 0 o 6-4 team's melodic and spIritual signature. 0 win over the South Seminole over the Jackson Heights Union Park Dolphins downed Terrance Carr and Mike o o o o_o ,,' ' MIdgets Rams In Saturday's Pop Bobcats. the Teague RedskIns 194; the Edwards extra-point con- vikhs 0 0 0 0-0 Joe McCloud rambled for a Alex Cleveland led a Milwee McCoy Redskins blanked the version boosted the Lakevlew , the guys were moving and keeping time to the rhythm, and Warner action. 0 14 0 0-14 ,; 'Pops,' which Is what we all call Willie, said, You know Jerry, who carried sIx-times 60-yard score and Dexter scoring parade with two touch- South Seminole Hurricanes 13- Chiefs to a 13-0 wIn over the ChIefs BUC$ 0something? We oughtta make that our team song." relates for U yards on the day and Johnson bolted away on a 50- down runs and Theodus Jones, 0. Easthrook Buccaneers. Chuck Hooker, Steve Van0 7 0 0-i Diznperlo also added extra yard touchdown nrs to lend Qs,t Jackson. "AM we did." Dale Steven and Matt ReIdfs 00 0 0 7-7 Sanford Indiana to a 12-7 wIn derilice and Mike Battle each, asasis 'The cortnuena sco muste In the cbbonse doesn't bother point conversion run. p o 7' 0-14 Meuinà each scored two touch- CardkaIs scored six-pointers to spark the downs and John Kolneyer Redskins Manager Chuck Tanner, 13 7 0 0-20 Mllwee's Greg Lowe added over the league Tigers, 0 0 0 0- 0 Groseclose accounted Spartans to a 42-0 romp over the Hurricanes 0 0 0 0- 0 Eagles "!can't disco but I love it," laughs the Pirates' 50-year-old more juice to the attack with teamed iç with Stevens for a Denny Bobcats 7 7 7 13-34 pair of extra points apiece tO Green Wave, skipper. "Every place I managed, I've tried to keep a relaxed 120 yards on seven carrIes, for Teague's score on a one- Eustis Colts, 0 0 0 0-0 Norman Kelly and Scott Wvriors 0 7 0 0- 7 spark the Woodlands Cowboys Cowboys atmosphere. I have four boys myself and I've always been a big 0 7 7 34-2 Dustin Sims carried seven yard run while Kevin Gross indians 7 0 0 12-19 family man. My players know I'm the manager but I feel more times for 41 yards and scored a added the extra point con- GIbson tallied once each to power the Tuskawilla Warriors like one of them. If a problem comes up, we go head-to-head but paIr of touchdowns while Shane version. IphIfl5 0 12 0 7-19 tO a hard fought 14-6 wIn over ReIns 0 0-0 we get It settled. That's what keeps a family together." The Rock Lake Cardi,aIs Lunsford scored on a 15-yard EUStIS FalCOns, in a World Series The last time the Pirates met the Orioles Tuskawilla the eight run to power the Woodlands edged the RedskIns 6 0 7 0-13 The Rocklake Raiders got a Hurricanes years ago, they beat them in seven games. That series was pretty Chiefs over the Eaatbrook COLtS Chargers 7-6 on a 40-yard touch0 0 0 0-0 OAKLAND (UP!) After all Sunday but the Dolphins, big muchofatwo-manshowbetweenthelateRobertoClemente,whO iso. down pass from John Kemp to pair of touchdowns runs from theseyears,BobGrleselslnthe favorites In that game, wound 0 0 0 0-0 hlt,414,andSteveBlass,whowontwoofthegames,includlngthe The Jackson Heights Bobby Dunn, David Davilla Todd Neville and single touch- VikIngs position of having to prove up on the short end of a 33-27 Rebels 6 0 6 0-12 finale. Chargers topped the Forest scored the game winning extra downs from Rich Vanderwelde himself all over again. And score and suffered theIr first By United Press Internatloumal AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UP!) - lire failures prevented two motor racing giants of the past 25 years, Stirling Moss and Denny Hulme, from winning the 5½hour saloon car race at the Pukekohe circuit Sunday. After blowing two tires, their VW Golf Gti finished 12 feet behind the winning team, local drivers Rod Coppins and Jerry Clayton. Moss and Hulme have occasionally come out of retirement to race in selected events. Borg To Play In Exhibition Dolphins Get Tube Test, '•' - '" 0 0 0 0-0 'now. With that knowledge to fall back on, they see no reason why offensive play of B. J. Mason. Scott Underwood had a big the Raiders to a 250 win over Spartans try to victories. , they can't do a job on the Orioles again. Mason tallied once on a 28- day In leading the Rock Lake the Englewood Rams. After the game, some Miami anapaslx-gameloslngstreakto I: JaIler Pee WSVI yard run and then hit Clint Bears to a 40-0 romp over the Colts 0 0 0 0-0 Oakland In the NFL's critics sgeSted Griese might 1420 6 0-42 5Nrtal Dwuton with a 51-yard touch- McCoy Bears. Matt Bonham scored on a nationally televised game. be over the hill. While the five-yard run and ChriS Elsewhere In' Junior Midget Warriors down pass for the Charger Over the years, the Dolphins veteran quarterback didn't 0 • 0-14 Division action the St. Lucie Falcons victory. 60 0-6 DlMarco went for the extra have been beaten five times by agree with that assessment,, he Rounding out Mltey Mite Saints edged the South pobd to give the Sabil POint the Raiders In the Oakland did say he could have played '' Raldena7-7tlewlththeMllwee Coliseum and once In nearby better against the Jets, Coach action the English Estates SemInole HurrIcanes 74, and RaIders RaIS 0 0 0 0- 0 Cardinals. Steelers scored In all four the Tuskawilla Warriors Berlieley. Tonight, however, Don Shula went a step farther, t. PeeWeVs quarterstobenttheSabslPobit shadedtheApopkaGreenWave Bonhain accounted for the theyarefavoredbytwopoiz*s suggesting the entire Miami 3049. Redskins 34-7' The Milwee Packers got a Cardinsiaxore one sweep with to finally break the jinx. But to team gave less than a winning touchdown nat from Mike I enceJacobihlttlngBobby doit,Grleiswulhavetoplay effort. .. 6-1, , 0 Sirmans and an extra point Lucewtththeextrapobdpua betterthanhedldlast Sunday Warriors 7 7 0 CoNs 6-20 "Overall, we got what we 0 0 0 0-0 ;I'• conversion from Terry Durham for the tie. against the New York Jets1 deserved the losing end of the " .", ":" Chargers ftsdskkis ' 07 00 00 6-6 0 0 0to edge the Teague Bears 74. Bred Adams sawed on a 19- according to his Standards. score," Shula said of the Jet CardInals selers 0-7 i ; ii DaveMltroatdcralg Neal yardnmandcaughta sevenGriese, who has led the defeat. "We didn't get our . 070 0-I each ran for touchdowns to yardotthwnpeufrosnJlm DolphinitoiixpZayotf berths running game going to any 00 00-0 Patriots ,1 0 0 0 0-0 powertheRockLakeRebelsto Waring to help the Weidva andtwoSuperBowldwnplon. extent, and we got Into .io 0 6-1 StisIsrs a lot ' r the Englewood Redskins to a 194 wIn over the ships, threw three scoring more passing aftuaU 0 0 6 0-6 a 124 wIn ChaSfl 6 0 0 7-13 than ________ SOIh8II'InO1OEagISL RdS,1 M . • aping the Jets last wewanted." ;,. " - . .. '.. - - ',: '' - ',-" ' . , ' ,' . . " ' Rams ' . . ,1,Il' . , ,. I ' ..'. . . •'- i '., power. BALTIMORE (UP!) - With "Fam-A-Lee." On the Baltimore side is meet in Weaver, who keeps a hitters." "We_were_yj,g_jder__Wesvern his_reliance-. ofl_hook_tO_back_Up_St8tisticalIY___Eh._team_j..._ .a.castofsharactersthat, couid___.Bruce_Kison_4.0_in_p&ct. the--bct-vaudeville house, the Pitt- assignment for Pittsburgh. won 102 games during the Stanhouse,sonamedbecauseof Weaver is analyzing the "You can put both teams Baltimore Orioles were to scouts before naming a in a best-of-five series. Now WO Weaver smokes when the "We have stats on Bart you're going to see that they're win." preparation for the World Stanhouse is called "Stan The Jim Bibby from when they Both clubs won easily In the Stargell's good-natured Man Unusual" by his team- played in the American Tanner. "Both teams have Series, which begins Tue4ay playoffs. Pittsburg in three power, both teams have speed, "uinor helps lubricate a group mates because of his teim League," Weaver said. both teams have good defense, Earl Weaver, the chain- National League and Baltimore Tim "Crazy Horse" Foil; Bill manager, leads the orioles. American. Now they want to Kent Tukulve - the human Section 38, where the patrons games for the Pirates. Tekulve ters." Chuck Tanner, who survived a have fun. drainpipe, and the Pirate wives wear Orioles colors and rally has never pitched in the There will be no designated Finley and lived to hear the hardball," said Willie "Pops" Pittsburg disco music in the Pittsburgh Stargell, the clubhouse, will lead the Pirate clubhouse guru who hits for HONG KONG (UP!) -Wimbledon sin,Øes titlist Bjorn Borg will play an exhibition match in Canton next month, a local newspaper said Sunday. The Swedish tennis star is making the Chinese trip at the invitation of an international sporting goods manufacturer, said the Chinese-language Wan Wet Pao. playoff sweep by dancing on the who stands atop the dugout and dugout to the club theme song, leads the stadium In cheers. 'w Are Fnmily" The color and the baseball 1 Bucs 7-6 To Win _______ Olderman "Well," Weaver said after a meaning the Orioles pitchers pause, "he's a Low ball pitcher. will be batting for virtually the We'll send up our low ball first time this season. BALTIMORE (UPI) - The based on both teams' regular Pittsburgh Pirates shouldn't let season statistics, Cwl said. the 102-victory season of the Cwi said the Statistics tell the Oilers RoIl 8.6 In N.HSL. Baltimore Orioles scare them computer of a team's strengths as they get ready for the World and weaknesses In such areas 1. . EDMONTON. -Alb atIIPI-WaV,,M,1IV nI,.fr.,1 -' -- -, -j Series. A computer - and a as speed, power, starting and one goal and four assists and Blair MacDonald scored a I Baltimore computer at that hat trlcktospark the Eda onIon 011ersto an 84 victory relief pitching and fielding. He has tabbed the Bucs 7-6 said that when Information over the New york Rangers in NUt exhibition play ' favorites to win the SerIes, about the Orioles and Pirates Sunday night. David Cwi, a local researcher, was fed into the computer, the Stan Weiradded a pairof goalsand Brett Callighen and : 4 said this weekend a computer Orioles were described as an Dave Lwnley scored one apiece for the Oilers. Ulf Ntlsson 'V mode) developed by scientists above-average team whose and Anders Hedberg scored a goal and three assists each at Johns Hopkins and Yale Strengths are strong Infield for the Rangers, who also received goals front Pill COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob, a wet ring. unIversities has picked the play, pitching and team Esposito, Dave Maloney, Ron Duguay and Doug Sulliman. (NEA) -Every day at noon, Al "I've been building for 1980 PIrates to win the series, which cohesion. Oerter knocks off from his job and not just this one meet. But begins Tuesday night In The Bucs, however, perform and hustles out to an empty the head of steam I've Baltimore. lane Cops Mr. Olympic Title best against that type of team, field in a nearby park to hurl a developed here will last several . But Cwi, of CWI associates, with their strong points hitting round metal plate for an hour. months." admitted the study of the two and speed, and are thus narrow COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -Frank Zane, 37, a former Flinging, retrieving, flinging ... At any track meet, this old teams doesn't account for "a lot favorites, Cwl said. Mr, America and three-time Mr. Universe, SuccessfUllY Latelntheafternoon, after he man,oldenoughtobethe father . of lxnponderables." Cwi said skeIcs often scoff retained the title of Mr. Olympia Sunday night in the 1979 punches out at the office, he of most of the competitors, is a • • ... The computer model at computer predictions but he World Professional Bodybuilding Championships. Mike '.. I goes home and lifts weights for sensational attraction, the one developed by Joyce Kim and said the model, developed from Mentzer came In second and Boyer Coe third. another hour and a half, maybe they all come to watch and try Thomas Land of Johns Hopkins 30 has proved 90 years of study, Oerter eyes Moscow More than 4,000 spectators Jammed the Veteran's two. Whoosh, up, grunt, to get close to. and Steve Shwartz of Yale Is percent accurate. Memorial Auditorium and chanted "Zane, Zane, Zane," "One of the reasons I came ____ whoosh, up grunt... 1 The model's most recent as the 5-foot-9, 195-pounder overshadowed a field of InIt's a rigid, tiring routIne to back," said Powell, who was _____ ____ prediction came true. The ternatlonal competitors. which he adheres faithfuly himself retired for a couple of computer picked Baltimore to ______ _____ because Al Oerter, who spends years, "was because I figured __________________________________________________________________________ beat the California Angels in most of the day as a computer you people would interview the American League playoffs. Ei.venthgam. programmer at Grumman him, and maybe he'd mention N.iIanaI CenNr.øc, 7Manolo-Mende: 11.00 But the playoff series between te Pre, SCSI Aerospace Corp. on Long my name." Vlorld Series óOgulzaJuan 7.20 400 Pirates and Cincinnati Reds W I. T PCI. PP PA Aidana.Oia Island, N.Y., has a goal. He Discus throwers are a curiously Dallas S 1 0 533 11$ 113 too close for the computer FORT LAUDERDALE, Fl. Liberty County, Aucilla wants 0(4.7)6300, P(74) 233.70:1 (74. PtlladelpMa s o sti t,i , to be in Moscow Intense breed, preoccupied with 1) 473.00. to call even, although Pitt420 131 (UP!)- Leaders in this week's Christian, Frostproof, Sirasota summer, competing innext WORLD SERIES the technique and fitness but also St. LOuIS 2 4 0 333 100 115 Twel(thgam. At-A-Glance sburgh won three straight. Florida Sports Writers Booker, Tampa Good Shepherd XXIInd Olympiad. NY Olants I 3 0 .147 75 132 1 Bitbao.Y:a 3.60 4.40 4.10 Tuesdays game very much concerned with their c.sral Regardlessof the accuracy of AssoclationpollofFlorldahigh Christian. PA 2ManoioOla 3.20 2.60 I. 1 Pd. PP For any other 43-year-old peers In the throwing ring, 5'itt5gat BaltImore, 5:30 pm. SI ilra-Elexpe past predictions, however, Cwi Tampalay school football teams with firstS 1 0 .533 133 W,dnesday's game man such as Al with two trying to psych each other out. Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .500 107 112 0(1-2)27-SO: P (I2) $1.60, 1 (1.2at Baltimore 5:30p.m. said, "only God knows what's place votes in parentheses, ChIcago 3 3 0 .100 1$ 52 7) 343.20. daughters grown up enough to Fridaysgam. Oerter, around long enough to o..ne.. 2 1 going to happen In the World 0 .333 N 112 won-lost records and points: A - 2,341, Handle be away at college, this would Impart a show business aura to Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 5:30p.m. Detroit I 5 0 .147 101 115 NEW YORK UP! Series." Saturday NIM Saturday'same w. be an unrealistic ambition, p. pp p his maneuvers inside the small Plrstg.nt. w i CLASS4A at PIttsburgh, 1 p.m. Barrera turned from the LcIMgoIs 4 2 5 .447 15 U I R%ca.Oyarl Oerter, For It's almost tirwtng 2.10 2.O0 e.os Sunday, Oct. circle, can unwind 1 MerrItt Island (15) 4-0 186 television monitor where Atlants 3 3 0 .300 124 111 4 Echano-Amore 3.20 3.00 Balitmore at Pittsburgh. 4:30 miraculously close to NawOrIlins 2 4 0 .333 135 144 SPita-B&tIa fruition aftard and keeps his discus p.m., if necessary 2. MiamiSprings (3) 5-0 158 Affirmed had just shot out of .4.10 U.S. Advances San FrancIsco 0 a 0 .000 113 173 because only three men in the activity hi perspective. 0: 1 (I45) 5)7.40. $vnday, ocs.7 3. Tampa Plaid 4-0 120 the starting gate t ti Tsday, Oct. 16 United States have thrown the New England 21, Osirolt 17 Secondgame An hour after the corn- Pittsburghat Baltimore, 5:30p.m. 4-OrlandoEdgewater5-0 111 lead on Spectacular. Bid In Atlanta 23. Orsn B1y7 I PitaQuioia 10.20 3.20 4.10 necessary discUS faithem than he haS thiS petition, a bottle SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) Kansas CIty 10. CincInnati of beer gripped Pensacola Pine Fret 3-1 106 Saturday'a$375,000 Jockey Club 3 ,JoseColdo 13.00 6.60 Wednesday Oct. 17 Chicago 7, Buffalo 0 'es The United States powered its fh-miy in his fist, he said, "I Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1:30 MiamI Jackson 4-0 82 Gold Cup. LItCOY&i PhIladelphia 2$, Washington 11 Most recently, he 0(1-3) 30.40, P New Voili GIants I?, Tampa (1.3) $7.30: way Into the Davis Cup final 1 (1.3. p.m., if necessary competed don't have any fetish about 7. JacksonvIlle Has (1)5-0 60 "When be break like Utat, Pittsburgh St. Cleveland 33 7)341.00, 00 (I-I) 130.00. at the National Sports FestIval Monday by beating Australia, 3what I eat or drink. If someone Choctawhatchee4-1 St. LouIs 21. HouSton 11 48 can put the beans on Third game herein the Rockies Dallas 34. Mlnnewta 20 in late July. putsa I, in their semifinal clash. Vitas french fry Infront of me Negui.Reyes HollywoodHills50 5.20 28 andknowyou'regolngto eat for Los Angeles 33, New Orleans 17 He'll be in Tokyo for a meet In I eat it. College Football óOgulza-Coido 6.20 4.50 Gerulaitis clinched the U.S. BaltImore to, New YOlk Normally, though, Ft. Pierce Central 4-0 13 sure," said Barrera with a big I Ric-OIa Denvr 7. San DIego 0 7.'° late September, and he'll don't eat foods bike that. I cool. berth In the final when he outAlso receiving votes: Orlando smile, Siattls 3$, San FrancIsco 21 0(3-4) 31.50, P (3-6) 55.50; 1 (3.4. compete at a, special discus for Mi(4.iy. Od. S played Australia's No. 1 John SOUTHIASTIIN I) 254.40. myself because there's no Evans, Coral Gables, Lakeland, Perhaps the syntax was a Miami at Oakland,$p.m. cersees,ce ABaM Fourthgame Alexander in four sets, 5-7, 6-4, ,.p,s p Sarday. Oct. 14 South Ridge, Hialeab-Miami little off, but the sentiment was indoor extravaganza In one to cook for me." (His w I. . ip Slmon-lirquidi 16.20 27.00 13.60 Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Moscow, Idaho, next February. marriage broke up a couple of t,'Jii St 2 0 52 15 2 2 0 25 55 8-6,6-2, in the rain-delayed third Lakes, Miami Columbus, perf New Orleans at Tampa Bay, I p.m. 3 Jose-Vegas Alabama 1 0 44 3 4 0 0 17$ 5 7.00 22.60 Ohse, he trains In- years ago.) PhIladelphia at St. Louis, I p.m. singles match at White City. LW i 0 0 20 3 3 t 0 133 n 3 Sabino.Amore Jacksonville Ri ba u it, - Affirmed's three-quarter • Pittibuigh atClnclnnatl.lprn. I 0 21 21 120 72 $2 132.30:1(4-S. John McEnroe later defeated It will be tough for him to Georgia 3a1 FIlncl5O at New York GIants, I Jacksonville Fletcher, length victory over Bid In the tefl5lVel)' three hours a day, Tanness I 0 44 45 3 1 0 123 75 Mark 0 0 0 0 130 44 40 p.m. Edmondson, 6-3, 6-4, in a Jacksonville White, Plant City, 1½-mile Gold Cup not only every day, to get his muscles make the three-man discus Kentucky Filth game WashIngton at Cleveland, 1 pm. Auburn 0 10 0 17 3 3 I 0 Ill 53 three-set match which under S Manoio.Juan England •t Chicago, 2 p.m. Fort Walton Beach, Dunedin, nailed down his second straight primed for August 1980 and the team that will represent the Ole Miss 0 0 21 24 I 3 0 74 125 New 10.10 7.20 700 Denver at Kansas City. 2p.m. 4 Negul-Aitu 0 I 0 3 44 0 4 0 44 17$ 4.40 4.00 the Davis Cup ruirs cannot be lake Worth. Horse of the Year title but Olympic Games In Moscow, United States in Moscow. Vandlblt Houston at BaltImore, 2 p.m FlorIda 44 0 3 1 02 6 Arta-Zarre 4 which would be the absolute DetroIt vs Green Bay allowed as a rubber In the fiveat MIlwaukee, 4 That's the reality of his established the goklen colt U 0(4-I) 44.00: P (1-4) 133.50; 1(1-4p.m. game series. 6)235.20. Atlanta at Oakiand,4p.m. CLASSZA ATLAN1ICCOAST oneof the finest Thoroughbreds culmination of his career as an situation. Also competing are Cssleriscs Atlsoses Seattle at San Diego, 4p.m. amateur athlete. 515th game The United States will defend Mac WilkIns, the gold medal (11)40 '1. Milton 179 In history, W LI p,s o w LI PS O Los Angeles at Dallas, 5 p.m. 7 SablnoOla 12.10 9.00 4.50 Al Outer was away for the big silver bowl against Italy N.C.St. 200 4 41 1 1013111$ MeaSly, Oct. winner In '78 and a former 2.GalnesvilleEstsd(6)5-0 166 In three years of racing, 4Oguizs-Arana ).00 4.10 100 17 24 3 I 0 50 33 MInnesota at New York Jets, 5p.m. sifliOlt a decade In a sport that record holder at 222-6; Powell M' in San Francisco Dec. 14-16. SAlava-Coldo 3. Tallahassee Godby 3-0 131 Affirmed fi11 VirgInia 6.40 1 2 0 44 10 3 20 114 40 requires No.Caq. 4 00 0 0 0 00 121 21 0(4.7)55.40: P(7-4) 139.N Italy Sunday i defeated an Intricate corn- the former San Jose, Calif., cop WakiFor 110 33 31 410)05 51 (7.4. 130 money only once, c ming home 4. Cocoa (1)4.0 3)1,127.30. nalflfthafterhlsuddle blnatlono(strength,flnesseand who CzechoslovakIa, 4-1, In the was on the past two øe 01013 ins, N 6,GalnesvlfleBchhlz5-0 101 a Sev.nthg.m, Jai Alai 50.5th 000 0 0 131 55 45 mental acuity. Yet right now he Olympic teams and had Eastern Zone finals in Rome. a 22841 4Aldana.Urquldi 30.10 9.00 4.10 6. Defray Atlantic 4.1 94 slipped in last year's Gold ( conference tItle is throwing the discus farther toes thIs year; and Ken Stadel, K- Ineligible for 3 Zate-Elexpe The Americans had too many 5.00 3.40 53 In ,'7. Naples 5.0 sta, 2 PIta-Zarre 2.60 ever SOIITRIRN guns for their traditional Davis who had a throw JAI.ALAI of 227-3 In '79. 6. Glades Central (1)5-0 49 victorIes and Satruday's purse than he 0(3-4) 53.40; p (4-3)107.70:1(4.3C_l,.sco Ada*IS ORLANDO-SEMINOLE And remember, this Is the So Oerter Is Cup rivals and racked up theIr p very much aware 2) 424.0. 33 of w 1.1 OP W I.? PS OP '9. Bartow #1 Saturday Matinee 300 5 35 500 141 70 Chaff. guy who dominated discus of the odds Elghffigame seventh win against Australia :1OQ..visw4.0 17 of s,3s,sio, almost $1 million First jame Citsi.t 200 45 42 220 53100 3Aldana-M,artnez fl.$O 10.40 10.10 throwing once like no OM had in nine Interzone clashes. II N 100 24 14 330 VMI I Echano-Coido Earlier this summer, Oerter 2000 6.00 Also receiving votes: Ocala morethan , u 3.50 6 Alava-Yza 610 5,40 I I 0 43 4 320 114 53 3Zat.-Amore EIenSt 450 B.0 when the 7.10 2.10 Australia was quoted 4-1 k 18 days off 10 compete in 2 Bilbeo.Juan 'Forest, Auburndale, Oviedo, money now hal earned since viCar 1 2 0 70 55 3 30 1$ 01 2JossQuioIa 4.50 2.50 Athenian Myron scali*ed 1i 134 136 iS 1 40 App 75 St 1 20 0(3-4)75.10, P(3-6 before the series began but 257.50: T Europe (3.4. and study the technique Lake Wales, Tituiville As- $1,C9,167. 0 (3-I) $7.00; 1 (5-3.2) $1.20. Marshall 0 2 0 0 51 I 45 31120 there were few takers. Under jockey Stave Cauthen, Discoboh)5, the most famous of East Germany's Wolfgang 45135 Secend 050 game Furman 020 35 73 tronaut, Miami Curley, Nintliga,ne 000 0 0 4 I 0 12144 2 Echano-Ola Pd1'ts statue ever. 6.50 3.10 2.60 ,UrIr They fought well but had no Schmidt, the world-record X.Dav* :Jackaonville Lee, Jacksonville Affirmed won an Eclipse 10.10 K-IneligIble for cenferince tItle 4Oguiia-Quiola 4.60 3.10 In 1966 at Vegas answer to the AmerIcan's 7.20 Melbourne, holder in the discus at 233-5, and 4.20 Kenny, Pslatka, St. Augustine, Award - the d'amplon 2-ye... 1 Jose-Urguidl 2.10 1 2 Reyes 4.10 'ri.p. Australia, at the age of 20, (*h&$. superior all-court play. 0(2.4) 21.40, P (2-4) 54.20: 1 (24. u Palm Bay, Crystal River, old, and at three 0(1.7) S1.IS P (7-1) 162$: 1' (1-11)111.61: DD (1-2)111.50. Ceder won his first gold medal Thestar of the U.S. team was "mis iat't ilhie golf," outer 2)550.30. Transactions Venice, _____ . nezyi11e, Tltusviile, Third game at the XVIth Tenth game 20-year-oLd, lefthander John said. "Thiasport you constantly :Ms1bourne, Tallahassee Leon. pionship amid the Bores of lb. in the discus 3Negui Quiole 9,10 IMende: 9.40 7.20 3.50 Olympiad with a to of 114 feet, have to improve to keep up with McEnroe who blitzed the 2 RICi-Reyis 4.50 4.20 hSU3b 1 Arta ,FSS,III 4.00 3.60 Aussles with a magnificent 16% inch.. In 1* at Mexico the competition." 1.10 ai nsarly.v yM.poitb. way New orleans CLAZA - Signed offensive 4Leque-Oyarl 4.00 ______ 0(2-3) 24.40: P (32) 70.01, 1 (32 a 32-year-old Outer won 04.$) 30.61: P display of all time. 170.40; 1 The immeasurable factor in lIneman Jim Plefriak. . I JacksonvllBlls(12)6-0 182 th. crown. 45341-0 " his unpescendented fourth Oerter's comeback and McEnroe came here as the asoasis Peeria 168 races dsfIn fly, game AStor losh4 '$, Paholuse (1)54 SlevesINgame San Francisco - Wgned ern SSabino-Zarre 11.50 5.60 4.00 4Aldana.Zarre "stçerbraL" 152 the fall aid winier one under straight gold medal at 212 feet, Olympic alma is his ability .B1Oaddown(1)4-0 13.10 4.40 350 2OgulzaAmore 320 3.10 1 SabinO-Vegas 1 Inches. (In between, he also rise to an occasion, to awe hIs Benson as a coach. He leaves Australia the crowd 1 3,50 151 Pthcay and 4. DumsIlon (5)44 ___ 7 ira-Ola 3SImon-Reyes had triumphed at Rome and 3.21 favorIte and the Aussie faits opponents with sheer pressure. Suftalo -Traded right wing RIni 0(2.1) 16.11; P (1.2)61-10; 1 (1-2- 0(14)33.N: P (4.1) 7611; T 82 he r.bounis 3 Clermoat 34 (4-1. have renamed him "Mac the y,, Tokyo.). His weight, which Was up to RoboNto Colorado for defensaman 7)422.20. 3)341.0. Plfiagame Eleven years older, In the Knife" after the way he car*d TWIfi50OIM. lad year, is at a functional John Van Soxmeer. Assigned 2SImon.Zarre52 thus different tracks 7.Qefland4-1 5.10 3.10 3.10 4Urizar.4e 13.10 610 3.00 up defensimsn Mike 5060,5, MIke $ Arta-Yza of ppjpj. siWthI 11979, Ceder uncorked Qgga Australia's best challenge. vo j5 that doesn't lock heavy on Lauded PbCrst 34, 47 fl ____ - S. Ft. i re-AAartIn.j Pelyt and Mark Toffolo and wings • 310 9.10 a throw of 21* feet, 10 inc3es - )g McEnore has not lost a match fflc'J l400t4nch j, ____ bo-Yza k, i ani Alex Tidey to 3.30 0(2-1)21.30: P (2-1) $4.61; T (2-1) the bust of his life, almost 7 In Davis Cup singles play id 0(1.4) 31.0I P (4-1)1 I9.P0S feet frame His legs have the spring Sabris' Rochester farm team. 30 who is shoot to retire, he h )41m1 elet 54 loeger than when he was In his of a is. he was the only player not to lose 15* gqg game cowgy 4taken on gg Tie Wauchumia .., A - 33*2i Hails $l9U. mo '°' gi4is - Traded forward lAldana-Aitu 12.10 4.00 5.00 a set in this four-day tie. He came back after almost a CSIItIr : Alio receiving votes: Wild- , will retire - to IpsidIhelfI DSvs Robisch to Cleveland - IIIIbeoQuiola 5.10 3.10 iet "i" b1gh ° 1'I1 decade away from the grueling for csIWur-Isrward Jim Chones. dill a wood, Baldwin, Mulberry, Farm In D.cwiber iOgulza-Martnu 3.10 iiidetetaiid WhM thu event is regimen of daily training onu.ss:s-e 101.IS;T($-4. Holes County North ciamp'on. boSsy S 7)1376.41. lualt 1U shoot, Slid Oedir it the because he realised that tIIac'J5 "I don't wait Florida CIwidiw Newberry, kv*ame Colorado Springs festival, __ 2Pita.ft,yn 17.00 4.60 3.50 p'sm ions I ever saw' where he Sullied second with a "It's right for me," he slid, 6 IIbIIIO-COIdO 4.00 6.00 3EC114nO.VN.s said Burua, 14. 'Maybe tossdllfssl,Ilnches'toJolm "Wh. I kupped cot of track NIT1IIiS1-POOTUU,LIA$UI ciuii SVISmWS1' (after the 1 Ol)mpica), I I am prejudiced POwell's wbv III psoplstI 1.Wewahi4ibs(l$)54 ___ 3)404.0. AoNM Csawu Outi ileø showed '° found nothing productive." that's 145 becaus I train him, iige GuiaM, 44 He r 5.00130 3.0 vii., si..e pa iSaIbSO.J)Mn whit Ithilit.TIN.PalmBdhbenja I .501113 70 3Arte-Mtiiisz 430 340 Powell, g pMbug away throwTmliul*tobd In Nea1i4am5 •''t 4.auiPsh",r34 S .451154 11 IRica-Zarre 9.10 ot5iRkIWrS$WISpiII1Ii lidisle I . 114 511 •(I3)fl.lS;P(l-$)7I.$;y(3-5. S.Tol'&un,FA51U34 ill from Spectacular lid, ho's 4)114.0. laNkmirs ____ 10.1471*113 $,W.Pahn&hLaêO 91 believe ____ 1 Nia*gaoue run tbiw1ag ring will moisture. csen p S , . 7.Waye4itayetts44 WLTPsi.pppA Surlier 11,10$.05445 presced around ___ PIINleNI III 155J101 IleyN '435 435 IMlbeelIaAlrl 51 •ansbksAmg•, Cemlu -- ,i , - -'- -- --- ' - r' " - - - I. Old Man Oerter Grunts - -- . - ., Into 1980 C.)Iym plc Scene • - ' -* . ' - • . . Ch iefs, Indians Score Pop Warner' Wins [I Cost Moss, HuIrne On Pukekohe Gil Circuit By Uffltrd Preu btemtlonal fourth period, win, but I'H just say it felt yarder to Sidney Thornton and its fourth straight remain goals of 23,48 and 42 yards and It used to be teams were New York's new 3-4 defensive good." a 14-yarder to Jim Smith to give fled with Dallas for first place an agressive Atlanta defense afraid to play the Tampa Bay alignment apparently bothered Tampa Bay Coach Johm Pittsburgh its fifth victory In in the NFC East. Montgomery hounded Green Bay into Buccaneers simply because of Bucs' quarterback Doug McKay made no excuses. six games and sole possession scored on four short runs and mistakes all day as the Falcons the sheer embarrassment of Williams and he was able to "We got beat in every phase of first place in the AFC Cen- caught an 11-yard pass from beat the Packers. maybe losing to a club that complete Only l4of 38 passes of the game - offense, defense, tral. Rom Jaworski to tie a club ChIefs 10, Bills 7: had never won a game. for 182 yards. Williams had two kicking and coaching," said Broncos 7, Chargers 0: Surprising Kansas City used record ftr most TDs in a game. Now the tables are turned and ID passes but also threw three McKay. "We ran on the Rams Qu4rterback Norris Weese Cardinals 24, OIlers 17: a 1-yard run by Mike Williams suddenly it is Tampa Bay interceptions, one of them last week but we couldn't run on scored the game's only touchWayne Morris scored twice in and Jan Stenerud' 46-yard finding itself in an em- leading to the Giants' second the Giants. I think Taylor and down on a 3-yard rollout in the the fourth quarter to lift St. field goal to defeat winless touchdown. barrassing position, Ken Johnson ran real well and third period to lead Denver past Louis to its upset of Houston. Cincinnati and take a piece of The Bucs entered Sunday's "The first win feels like it was they played well overall. But San Diego. Weese's run Caine Morris' runs of 7 and 1 yards first place in the AFC West. It NFL aaction as the league's supposed to. ..good," said we weren't aggressive and we after Billy Thompson returned helped rally the Cardinals from was the Chiefs' third straight only unbeaten club. They faced Perkins, a man of few words. just got beat." a fwnble 26 yards to the a 17-10 deficit, victory and fourth in six games. a New York Giants' team that "There sure were some Chargers' 11. The victory left Patriots 24, Lions 17: In other games Sunday, Chicago 7, Buffalo 0: was 0.5 and had not scored pretty big holes out there for the clubs tied for first with Backup quarterback Tom Walter Payton more than 17 points In 16 con- Billy Taylor to run through." was Pittsburgh 51, Cleveland Kansas City in the AFC Central Owen's 6-yard TD pass to Don for a score fromleaped a yardover out Taylor had the most yards 35; Denvei 7, San Diego 0; New Division. secutive games. ' Calhoun with 5:35 left sparked early in the final period and The Giants got their 17 points rushing by a Giant since Ernie England 24, Detroit 17; Altanta Ba 35, SaInts 17: New England past stubborn Cligo held on to defeat again, and that was just enough Koy's 160 against Washington in 25, Green Bay 7; Kansas City Pat Haden threw three ID Detroit. The Lions, 1-5, led, 17. Buffalo. The Bears completely to upset the Bucs, 17-14, and 1967. 10, CincInnati 7; Chicago 7, passes and Los Angeles' 14, after three periods before throttled Buffalo's offense, led leave the NFL without an "I can't attribute the yardage Buffalo 0; Philadelphia 28, defense intercepted Archie Owen replac'xi Steve Grogan by NFL passing leader Joe unbeaten team just six weeks all to myself...the offensive line ast1ngto 17; St. LouIs 24, MannIng five times to beat New and helped push the Patriots Ferguson, who hit only 5-of-2! into the 16-game season. did a tremendous job and the Houston 17; Dallas 36, Min- Orleans. Wendell Tyler also had ahead. Billy Taylor ripped Tampa defense played a great game," nesota 20; Los Angeles 35, New two ID runs for the RaIIIS, WhO passes for 50 yards. Orleans 17; Baltimore 10, the broke open the game with 28 Colts 10, Jets 8: Bay's league-leading defense said Taylor. Seahawks 35, 49ers 24: Greg Landry passed for 235 for 148 yards and two touchGary Jeter was one of many New YorkJets8,andSeattle35, points in the second quarter. Dan Doornink ran for two yards and a touchdown and downs to lift the Giants, to Giant defensive players who San Francisco 24. MIami Is at CoWboi stopped New York TDs and linebacker Sammy Baltimore victory and give Ray Perkins thought Williams had problems Oakland tonIght. Tony Dorsett ran for 145 deep in its own territory In the Green went 91 yards with an his first triumph as an NFL with the new defense, yards and three TDs to lead fInal minutes to win Its first intercepted pass, leading Sleelers 51, Browns 35: "I think the 3-4 confused Doug head coach. Terry Bradshaw threw three Dallas past Minnesota. His game. Landry threw a 17-yard Seattle over San Francisco. The Taylor, a second -year nan Williams because we were ID passes and Franco Harris third ID run pushed it out of ID pass to Reese McCall and scores wiped out an outstanding who Is the "veteran"in a back- rushing onlythree guys and had and Rocky Bleier each had 71- reach for the Cowboys after the Steve Mike-Mayer kicked a 41- performance by the 49ers' field with rookies Kvn Johnson eight back on pass defense," yard scoring runs as Pittsburgh Vikings pulled within three yard field goal before the Colts Steve Deberg, who completed and Phil Siinit.s, scored on said Jeter. "Sure he had a lot of overcame five ID passes by points, at 23.20. stopped the Jets four times 30-of-40 passes for 306 yards, plunges of 2 and 1 yards in the time to pass, but he had nobody Brian Sipe to defeat Cleveland. Eagles 28, RedskIns 17: including seven in a row at the from the four. second period, Joe Danelo to throw to. I've got a lot of Bradshaw had a 7-yard TD pass end of the game for San Wilbert Montgomery scored Falcoms 25, Packers 7: added a 47-yard field goal in the other words I can say about the to Bonnie Cunningham, a 10- four TDs as Philadelphia won Tim Mazzetti kicked field Francisco's final score. Gets Nod; Earl Waits Kison IN BRIEF Para Mondsy, Oct. S ifl-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____IIi1SCOREBOARD _____ - - - - tci S was • Afflrm.d WInn.r ' 5.11tmor. j Q(5$)4250;p(4-3) , , - - ____ ______ - . Pro Football _____ I 'i -' - I r I I-- . d .. 1'41 .& '• • ________ - ...b. • ............. 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MEXICAN 2302 8.49 111PRIOI$T11U(ATWI11OY AVOID TANK CAR TASTE MRED UIUNI*ATU" AMARETTO JACÔUIN 314 OT 4.99 NOT RECONSTITUTED" ________________________ SAMBUCA BARONE 5TH 8.39 I I ANT Al '' CASE OF 101 NEOPOLITAN (LIKEGALLIANO) 5TH 7.49 L J 3 QT. . 4 - 15.95 OZ. I TIFFIN TEA LIQUEUR -_-- 14.25 ____ • ANY 12 - 56.50 Lt t! 24402 995 _____________________________ -ii ' 39 399 ___ ,,nn. TRY THE WINES OF THE WORLD HAVE YOUR OWN HOME TASTING ______ IMP. WINE - _ BORDEAUX *BURGUNDY ___ _______ -. & p1jtjf :_ IMPORTED 4.79 ' . W1i1l ' " __ _____ SALK •RAUMHaIauft _OIlMAN _ _______________ ,7 6 10,NTIGNY NCH IMP. INCM JACQUI14PUN $ cmum sc cs*aus . • WHITI CHAlLIS VIN ROSE IVINO GOLD SEAL uw CHAIUS yo STATI COLDLI811JINIVIlVIlSY FNUTFN 114 PEt.H 'I'J L_ • CONCORD ...'I: csaus _ __ 4.69 DEL CONTI VNIROU UUTERNI 6.99 i4a .,14, 19 CHARLES FOURNIER CM 74-00 2SA BLANC DE BLANC _______________ p IL _________________ W.FRENCH-SLACK EASEL CHAMP. 2.49 JR__ ____ _____ J CHAT. CAPNAITINNIKAIIX . __ OUT. TINSUIAY CNAT.LACSIIXIX$UP ___ __ CHAT. W.""1111111111110.0-ma T. HAUl SASU _____ USUAL• ___ CHAT. CMII LI SWRLWE it. i* TLEOVWLA1CA$E$ 79' * (1II.*f KAMIITT '75 LA IOHIMI 1 14.95 15.95 WATER 1695 pi 7,39 RID, WHITI & IWI 1181 6.49 ABC PRIMIUM 511101 AU O(N1UlI 111101 AU 349 OTHERS ASK ______ __ ______) IISASTIANI NTIL CNAIUL ROSE. CHENIN BLANC 649 6.29 6.69 HIIUMAN LION? SIll PSRI MMM WITS Sill MT hINT Sill ICE _ 4,99 _ __ 5.91 S.G.A.UINTIUR a CLI 69_ I WA - - pp T000 0000 -r 2.71 2.,, 3'71 4.41 2.91 3.71 ' 4.19 4.49 OX 71 SEIASTIANI POMIAL • ROSS Dr. Walter Grady, - grandson of Mrs. Sylvia IMp. PORTUGAL 10 548 701 3•79 - Grady and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Jr. of Harding Avenue grew up In Sanford and graduated from Crooms High School in 1007. He subsequently ob. tainpd a Bachelor of Scien Degree In Biology from lorida AIIM 1051 •CHAILIS .7 FRANZ 01111111 31l UIIFRAUNILCH 4.11 IMP. GIRMANY 4.111111101 RUM . - 7.99 ., ____ _9PELINCA8EIOT11.UL_CA$E0F12.44,gO_I_CAUOPIZ.53,ss _toz. 122LU1.99 __CASIOPS-22.$54 CASE AIC ICHIANTI .csuus ISU000NDY 10.7 701 zlk- 1917 VALKBIBffiG __3,99 I a 9 ':''--:''.V.',I .. • , . . . . - . 1* ' DR. WALTER GRADY I I - 4 4 iit 151 •, 54 . ••. -- 4., •_ • - •_• - .. .. ' -0 1" H' 5.. 2.. •. . _ 4 _ - ' ".'' . .--.. • '. ., , " . - - .................. --' .* - It .........-. - --- -. -. :.- . - . MORN- ING (WED) WED THU) 4 0THURSDAY MORNING EE) VILLA ALEGRE(TUE. FRI) (THU) 4:00 0 FRIDAY MORNING ( FRI) 4 2 EMERGENCY ONEI 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI7:25 2 THE BRADY BUNCH 4 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS C) MERV GRIFFIN (MON, TUE. THU, FAt) TODAY IN FLORIDA 4 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 ON THE GO(WED) 12 MY THREE SONS CD SESAME STREET (R) 5:00 0 THE FBI (MON-WED. Ff1) 5:15 730 2 12 TODAY 4 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 4 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) 41 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) i Twinniv uflflMlJfl A s in MIKE DOUGLAS BEWITCHED AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) 12 MAKE ME LA UGH (4) FRIDAY MORNING (F RI) GOOD MORNING AMER1- CA 8:00 40 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 8:25 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 NEWS 0 4 5:00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ED MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 ( NEWS OMASH ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 GOOD TIMES ED FEELINGS (MON) ED ZOOM (R) (TUE-FAI) 0 8:30 2) 12i TODAY fl GOOD MORNING AMERI- flhI4III CA FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen - - _______ - ...MOi L_CG' HAVE 'vt)O HAD 1iIESE FEELItJS TH AT EVE'10ItJE i j) LtJALk ALL OL)E 'tX( MR RNL'/ P cor ' ' ED PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) ED V.I. PEOPLE (TUE. THU) El) FOOTSTEPS (WED) ED CROCKETTS VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) 2 9:00 1(4 1 DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS 0 0 MOVIE (12. DINAHI & FRIENDS ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 9:55 ZA ii. 1? 92 3 /2 1502 All SHOWS 994 WED. MAT. PLAZA I 2:11 PLAZA Ii 2:30 LA7A I 710 ONLY ' PLAZA' 11 4$ ON, V FG (41 UPBEAT _______ 10:00 (2)02. CARD SHARKS BEAT THE CLOCK 4, 10:30 (7) ((2. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 LOVE OF LIFE (MON. WED. (TUE) LIOVIELAND]J. H,, 179/5 322 '216 REVENGE OF BIG FOOT 7:41 (I) 9:30 UFO TARGET EARTH OV(R ALMADEN SANORIA • NDY L aIs 3:30 4 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 9)VILLA ALEGRE (R) (MON. - -----,-- IIIIIIU%ta •5 I tUll tIiIJ ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) With A CwrouIn Detroit 12.91 BAG RINE bly gIfted black SIt)(2t'r. .*thli't,' and htinnanilari,sri who becalm' a figure of conlrovt'rsy tinting the McC•urffiy êi.i (TUE) .4 0 WEDNESDAY A MORNING - p 4." -'''. 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 4 0 TUESDAY MORNING CA ED SESAME STREET (R) TUESDAY Jones L)OIIi.IeS the ii1t'r*'ili. 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD GUIDING LIGHT 4 11'45 TO BE ANNOUNCED Flichat(I Dawson host, ED PAUL ROBESON 2:00 12 THE DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE 4 (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 14.95, - ziNrAimc 1111-StAt C01111)('1111011 'Alth 7 6:55 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 HI, NEIGHBOR FRI) - 3.11 3.11 -- 0 Itle Proceeds going to charltv and one inside, and wait for for dry-cleaning indoors, Have a fire drill in your home help, to be sure everyone knows what The phone number of your lire department should be taped to do in case of fire. Designate a on every telephone. H It Isn't, specific meeting place outside so you will all know who's don't fumble around trying to Had It. Get out and call front a outside of the house. cx- neighbor's house, Remember: Fire tinguishers put out 97 percent of It you live In an apartment Oil IttS on nicn Inc) were building, use the stairway. The total fire loss last year used, and most large fires start Don't take a chance on the was in excess of$6 billion inthe as small fires. So, invest in elevator. 11 II falls, )ou'rc United Slates and better than compact, easy-to-use fire tax- trapped. linguisher. Keep It handy in $50 million In Canada. once out, stay out. No )our kitchen, or be prudent and Now for some tips that could treasure Is 'aorth risking your buy one for your cottage, car, save your life: life. tIDal and the back bedroom. Be sure your cigarette is out. If look less than three Matches, too. Never leave Some excellent smoke and in,,f.. I,. mn.1 ft. Sr ..,&I tin,., matches and lighters within fire-detection systems are Was it worth it? I hope so. reach of children, available to homeowners. Shop CON F I U E Ni. 1 A I TO Don't run cords under rugs or around; buy the one that suits order of the toll taken, were: over radiators where they may your needs. 'NEEDS IDEAS IN CAMDEN, I. Smoking get damaged. Replace a cord If N.J.": Consider a career in NOW, In case of fire: 2. Electrical wiring it is frayed. If you suspect lire, alert lht• podiatry. Women's shoes today 3. heating and cooking Never leave small children or are certain to provide the foot equipment invalids alone in the house. Not rest of the household. But first doctors of tomorrow with more feel the top of the door. If it's 4. Children playing with even for a few minutes. ing and dcc- hot, don't open It. Escape patients than they can handle. matches Have your w ir through the window. 5. Open flames and sparks Address comments and trical Installations done by a 6. Flammable liquids professionaL If you can't open the wInS questions to Abby, co Box Suspected arson Store oily rugs and paints in a dow, break it with a chair. 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. Chimneys and flues cool place In tightly sealed Cover the rough edges with a For a personal reply, please Lighting metal containers.' blanket, sit on the window ledge enclose a self-addressed, Sponta neous ignition Never use flammable liquids with one leg hanging outside stam ped envelope. DEAR READERS: It's Fire Prevention Week again, and I have had so many requests to repeat my column on fire prevention that It has become a tradition. So here It is, with updated figures: Last year, 10,500 Americans perished and nearly 34,000 civilians, plus 100,000 firemen, were seriously injured in more than 3.5 million fires. In Canada, 811 deaths were caused by 4,043 fires. A large percentage of the dead 'aicre children, elderly persons and invalids had been left alone "for just a few minutes." The chief causes of fires, In UUM111111M 1995 ___ 4.49 ! 4.59 LANSON 1O49 t L4• 4,99 4.99 2.5 3 Is. v111 i:i vihf 10.7 02. MASNUM 1 MOUUN 101101 1 75 J0lffiJ5 1 100% ALL MALT U TAILS WINS UZZANO $ANRIOVEIE I UUFIAUMUI CIIAMPASIU I CALIF. WINE I miii scsiwuzi SN uust 2.99 TAILS WLKIUT I .8111111? 1917 VMJCSIG AA ITALIAN kATZ _ ___ 3.69 wow jell •. I 14 OIlMAN WHITE WINE •SS . •. • II Tb,' casts of F it hI I I Ilotigli Benson. Rifla'. and One Day At A T ime I.uk,' p.ur t in Dr. Grady Enters Practice 6.49 6.49 ________ _________ 599 70 VINT. CABERNET SAUVIGNON 799 EMERALD'"SANMAITIN RIE$UNG 599 $TBAWILRIY 9.95 ZINFANOIL 995 CABERNET SAUVIGNON -MsiAssou9.95 '"° 11.95 12,95 CHININIWiC CABERNET SAUVIGNON 12.95 CHARDONIIAY CHAT. LAMOTEIIDIOSOUUX CHAT.CAMUACRED T. SUSAT. niaa 21.4 CHAT. P10 LIlAC. OL CHAT. .uwsi CNAT.FOUICA*INlTENmi CHAT. NEYIICY' it.u m ___ IMP JI __ __ 5.39 __ I 4.79 499 4.99 I PEARL LIGHT CASE 1OZ.ONTN(ROCKS POSTIRSAUSTNAUA 1207. 6CSUT MOLSOId CANADIAN OR ALE (ROOM TEMP.) 1401. BEEN _____________ sox "CRYSTAL CLEAR" ___ 89 CHAT.LAIIUM.r.* 7.4 •CHAILI$ S SAUTIRNI • V*i ROss MGUNOY IMIRALD OMEN I ' ____ VIN ROSE I __ ___ __ CHAT. LAIOCIEICID SUIC • BURGUNDY _______ ____ DAVID ____ ::= • 'l "I as. PAUL MASSON CALIF. WINE 1:T':1jxe:i(.1uI1J4: Rouo 4.99 5.29_ GLASSES .oz 2. LITER COKE i ,0 G9c _ -1!_i_p GALLO CALIF. , _________ LIIflJ,I POTATO 1 LB. ALL TYPIS CHIPS °' 1.69 10 1916 _____ 676 TwIll _____________________________ _____________________________________ Requires no__________________________ refrigeration' _ BOTILE._ p 1.O9 U _ -- 24-12 OZ. CANS _____________________ HAM MIXERS I WU PSSL a- CASE 110.00 MADE BY GIENLI VET ___ 1.99_ I 9e49FI"H .DONIWIIANCO(WALT WNITI) iii. I IT COSTS A UTIJI MORE BUT YOU ARE WORTH Ill 4.1 'I ITALY. AUSTRIA S LA SILLA LAMMUICO 5TH '°'" CHOICE OF 36 WINES _TI'IiilI _ u 'i •TOIODOROIANSIIA 7.99 HALF ________________ , _ BOTTLES FROM 1.49 _LImL7IJ_I_ tIFllt1(IL' 1F •u'oAuMAwn .9 (ITALY WINTI) ANY 12.21________________________ ANYI2-89.50 _____ CAYSTAL CLEAN MASTIC ___________ 16 OZ. IiI7IftllflhiflhlJ ON.TNl.IOCK$ ____ LUISRY OUNTY $TY1.I DANISH DRY ROASTID Oz, "ML PRO" PEANUTS kBOA.NOIIDI _____________________ MA. SOUVENIR GIFT lOX 3 Wo 2305. 5TH CALIF. WINE 'BURGUNDY. CHIANTI ' IMP.CAIIADIAa,JMSUJSY.BU. BLACK $ WIlT! voos&sm,sua FAMILY FEUD SPECIAL this ED A M WEATHER Ill Vivian Buck, left, SISTER vice president is chairman of the social, and Sharlene F,irI 900 TEQUILA puthit ill) tnend Mlo wa!, 1111plic'Ift'd in .1 F*ires Can Be Prevented LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON a When olle of 111% pl,l~ers %liffers 23 OZ. BLUE NUN LIEBFRAUMILCH 3.09 4 THREE'SACROWD 0HARRY 0 Harry sets otit to of 1:30 AS THE WORLD 300 sets Ott to find help f4, a THE WHITE SHADOW it the nanie 0 4 7:00 leaves him and and ,iti ,',1t'Ct,iIlI fllOItW, (Leslie Landon ) ,uirtI Ii RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN TURNS 1F30 212 TONIGHT (Iii's? 1 1:00 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 645 Nor tiiist David I ,'tt,'tn);lIr Gill.-As Ilk.' Scrnir,,,'r It*'tr Ir,'IlIiOr Coach Ree ve S s IS (1(111? '.Iticki 0 6:41 The price is $2 per sundae. Proceeds will benefit the organizatioll's charities. Reynolds, co-chairman, GOOD SAT.. OCT. 13 12 LIflLE HOUSE ON THE PRO 12:30 2 NEWS 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 17 PASSWORD PLUS KUTANA 4 111,1(1 (i11)%IrI pri"wrrl-. ()sc,Ir ItlrIicIq andIi0I)IiIiitiul ',IIi)rt III in'. Ircititli !)I i; ,,it t 'IICII, t ii, •S r i And ,iiluI 111*' Ilosul (,.sI,l*' Herald Photo by Torn Vincent sundae on Sunday just loaded with an abundance of luscious tempting calories will be the order of the day on Oct. 18 when SISTER (Sanford's Interested Sarahs to Encourage Rejuvenation) Inc. sponsors an old-fashioned Sunday afternoon ice cream social in the park. Centennial Park in Sanford will he the site of the event from 2 to 5 p.m. The idea is for patrons to "make-your-own" sundae from the v ariety of ice creams, toppings, therries nuts and sy rups that will he av ailable. 11:00 0 12 NEWS 11:15 ED ACADEMY LEADERS gill conies to I1,ik*'t' lot Irpip ED DICK CAVETT ED EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW "' Graduation Part I) 12:00 2 MINDREADERS 4 fl j 12 NEWS 6:30 I IIi,' AFTERNOON 6:25 2 POP, GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) 2 PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 2 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 2 THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 2 COUNTRY ROADS (Ff1) Kt'r)115 fl14't'. .111(1 towntry mUSIC sIll', IrlCIuJdinq ('Upt Atkins Ct',st,uI Gil,' (i)l,'tt,i L Vim and Willi,' Nelson pIlsl'I1l the 131h annual l'ulIlI()rl of tIl,,* ,iwards iLiet' trOIll the (,r.iU(l Oh' Opra '1 Nu',t, lit' I ,'rur*'s- LIT THE CROSS-WITS ., Is '$%.%i - 9:30 0 P.M. MAGAZINE .111% , H.il,.t, ut 0 COUNTRY MUSIC 4 Glorias Prf'(flWCl, ' S •' NFL FOOTBALL THREE'S A CROWD 14 ALL IN THE FAMILY •'l SCOTCH (tI',IS 7:00 ' BLACK & WHITE 4 I4',IVt' to Itli' StrCki'fl 4077111 IS Cut short outside,','rils 1P.urt 1 of [)()F)lqls 11:30 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q FAMILY FEUD 6:11 AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY (MON) 4 MEDIA ROUNDTABLE (TUE) 4 FARM AND HOME (WED) 4 YOUR TURN (THU) 4 CRACKERBARREL(FRI) III, if'liOrl trOIIi The E3tjrê,iujr,uu', la DISTILLED & BOTTLED IN -OPENSUNDAY - - 0 MASH F 4 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 lOt 111111(1 1 ttsist,*nc*' IlllirI(o 0 - 1100 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 2 EARLY DAY "HEALTH FIELD SUNRISE (Itt)t'r prISOtll'r6-Ot-w,lr into 6:30 ,2 12 NBC NEWS 4 CBS NEWS Q ABC NEWS ED AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 59.75 • AMERICAN GOVERNMENT StalInq The. F VCLIIIVO . • 0 CBS NEWS 5:53 12 P11 CLUB wipcwvrto fl1Pt1t,lUCUr1lt).ut IllS torIur*';s .111(1 orqirlIzo Branch . 5 .. 0 10:55 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 4 0THE PRICE IS RIGHT 00 !2 NEWS 4 L OWHEWI OTOBE ANNOUNCED (THU) Vdion Hell Was In SOSSIOn IP,t'fll I prpt Hal Holbrook lvi Mull' S*Irll captured t) 1he Vol III American naval •. . CHARG A N E AR EST J Y MONDA - EVENING NOW YOU CAN p)1 i • DARK _______ 5.6T. 9 -:-J!;;T-J' ANY12-1015 - COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE LIVEEPITERTA,NMENT JIM BEAM I NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI- WAY 17•2 AT 43S CASSELBERRY COLO R CHA NGING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT REVOLVING FOUNTAIN -OPEN SUNDAY ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE BLOCK E. OF 14 O TONIGHT'S TV 8 49' .1 -J HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 OPEN SUNDAY - 8 YEARS OLD M. KY. BOURBON ROYAL DELUXE 65.88 Vm 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS LONGWOOD ANY 12 - 109.50 - .• • LIGHT COCK TAIL LOUNGE SANFORD WILD Aec Monday, Oct. I, 1979-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL AT-LEAST-4 JACQWN'S EXCOIT CALL DRIN WILD TURKEY . Jo WALKER "RED" SCOTCH 5*790T. • OURSELVES 8 YR._SCOTCH • 4YR OLD SAVEUPTO......ASMUCHAS$2ABOT. SPECIALS GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 13 I I AIL ONE FORAU HAPPY NOUN DAILY 5 TIL 6 OUNCE DRINKS A PRICE OF 1 W'S I - .' . j IN P O mile 36. GRANT9S99.5ir CASE 'SE is 6 oil $ CASE67 9s ; 10-41~ • LEND • • ' PRICESTHISADGOODALL15OABCSTORESINFLA. AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ' I • THE , - '' MAR VA HAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 322-5418 University where he graduated magna cum laude. His under-graduate education was followed by several years of practical experience as a high school biology teacher In the Leon County schools and as a hospital sales representative in Southeastern Michigan. Dr. Grady was accepted In the 1975 class of the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine on an accelerated program and he graduated In September 1978. He recently completed a one year Rotating Internship at Detroit's Osteopathic Hospital In September of 1979. He has also completed a four year courso of study P-,-... - '- .*. _ him attain his present status. Happy Birthday was the occasion of the surprise party held In honor of John (Johnny) Hicks, by his family and friends at the home of his daughter Mrs. Dorothy Adams. Some of his many friends gathering to honor Johnny were Rev, and Mrs. Robert Doctor, Raymond Fields, Sr., George Williams, Lonnie Slappy, Frank Hicks, Mrs. Nona Hamilton and Mrs. Ella Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Epps, Willie Brown and many others. - - -. ,. - .- - -- .. -.. - - - --. -- ',' 4,Ma I.0 I si P.g U $ Psi on SPAGHETTI SPECIAL EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY Spaghetti With Meat Sauce Served With Crisp Garden Salad Choice Of Dressing Ropy 90r€ THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 1911 Orlando OF (Hwy Il 92) Sanford Between Honda & ABC Liquor TRY OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. David M. Oldham Jr. announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Shree Lynn, in Goppingen, West Germany. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Elaine Kostival of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. an 'irs. David M. Oldham Sr. of Geneva. Maternal great grandparents e Mrs. Ellery LInnll of Hamden, Coon., and Mrs. Amelia isustival of Reading, P. Paternal great grandparents Mrs. Calvin Oldham of Geneva, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Long of Anabach, West Germany. are ----.---.--------•.- - . - - - . INTPODUCING Birth Announcement S. p.. . leading to his Elder's ordination in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. Grady, lives with his wife Ann and four children in Detroit where he has entered a group practice at Detroit's Osteopathic Hospital in emergency medicine and ambulatory care. He Is presently a member of Oak Grove AME Church and plans to fulfill his commitment to Christian Ministry as an assistant Pastor. Dr. Grady expressed sincere gratitude to his family for their help and sacrifices which helped - NO FISH STORY ALL THE CATFISH, HUSHPUPPIES, AND COLESLAW . SANFORD YOU CAN EAT 1395 TUESDAYS Moc9wA - VUA 14 I -.- ------.,-.- �Monday,Oc?.S,im 2-EveningHerald,S.nford,FI. Legal Notice iepoNotici Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR REALTY TRANSFERS 18-HoJp_Wanted Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST CLASSIFIED ADS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto PRORATE DIVISION NAME STATUTE PRORATE DIVISION 'ernon L. Palmer & wf Gayle C. to Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp Seminole Claude P. Burke?? I wf Maelia J. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN OrlGndo Winter PQrk File Number 79.31$. • FILE NO. 79.379. Rert F. Haltwachs & *1 Bet? H. ½ only I Wages commensurate to Nancy A. Harris, S141 ft of N 4 71 Division Notice is hereby gIven that the IN RE: ESTATE OF int•. & Lester F. Hailvachi 6. WI - ability-fringe benefits. ft ci Lot 21 Fl Land & Colon. I o undersigned pursuant to the IN RE: ESTATE OF 831-9993 322-2611 HARRIETI LOUISE JONES, ____________________________ Mine ', in?, Lot 12 01k E Spring Celery Plantation, $110,000. "PictIflous Name Statute", Chapter WILLIAM LEE FARRAR, SR., ak. Cashier. Hostess & Waitress Deceased. Vley Farms Sect. 4, 56,167. Sam Prop Ltd by Gemstone Pri p MS.0, Florida Statutes, will rigister a William L. Farrar, Sr., William L. Exp. only! CLASSIFIED DEPT. NOTICE OF RATES ADMINISTRATION Martha W. Landry to Coninrie 9. Inc to Raymond C. Liggins I f Farrar and W. L. Farrar, with tIme Clerk of the Circuit Court, - DeItona inn. 6654493 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING wbt 1.3rd in? in Sect, 10, Delia L., Lot 12 SEm Est. Part r In ante in, .Snllna.lh II.a.. . ... ........ 43c a line • CLAIMS OR UtMANDS AGAINST Vm.B. West to co thuesameas_Gov Lot ect4$22,300_ 3$c a line I Wanted mature lady to live-in I on receipt of proof of_the_NOTICEQF_ADMINI%TRATION 3cons.cutivetimI$ I above, iioOQ THE ABOVETATE_ANALLL Homecraf Its of Orl Inc to Ma,'y publication of this notice, the tic. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING _J[ days a Neek, prepare meals & OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED D. Thompson to Gary C. .1. Fetnandez, Lot 9 Verne Chanity titious Name, to.wIt: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TIiTofinj1adVi,,3an1 PALM MONDAY thru FRIDAY IN THE ESTATE: IPmpson, Lots 3? Sans Souci, Subdv, $55,900. SPRINGS CENTER under which residence. Call 305.322.4283. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY 9.Noon ssoo. you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3 Lines Minimum Mabel E. Shutter to Patrick ). We expect to engage in business at weekdays. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED that the administration of the estate Bryon E. Link aka Byron E. Link : Noftz & WI Donna, Beginning at tPme Northeast Intersection of Palm IN THE ESTATE: of HARRIETT LOUISE JONES', & 'connie L. Link to Charles M. Nurses Aides, exp. pref,rre,: Se Corner of Rep of Yr 47 81k A Springs Road and State Road 434 in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEADLINES deceased, File Number 79.379, is Crneron & wI Marion 0., Lot 30 BIk Saniando Springs, $74,900. Apply in person Lakevi. Altansonte Springs, Florida. that the administration of the estate pending in the Circuit Court for C,'Buena Vista Es?. $7,000 Ccx CRP to Francis X. Debasi I Nursing Center, 919 8. 2nd SI That the Partnerships interested cf WILLIAMLEE FARRAP, SR a nI,wI. fnimlv h.rl.4 Dk n Røfnr PubIictIon 8abcock Co to Wm C. Colburn . WI Louise B., Lot 2 BIk 0 Swes 0 ..v w.ui Trnwrprle are as R wuiiiam m.. arrar, Si., William Division, the addrers of which is wfMarie E., Lot 262 Windward Sg, water Oaks Sect. 12, 21.39 IaD, follows: L. Farrar, end W. L. Farrar, CITY DIRECTORY ' Seminole County Courthouse, Sect. 3, 153,100. $125,000. BML INVE$TMENTS,A Florida FrIda9 deceased, File Number 79.37$, is Sanford, Florida 32171. The Per. Donnie C. Cook & wf Glynda K. to Ross Bideni Inc to Antonio & • INTERVIEWS pending in the Circuit Court for General Partnership ______________________________________________________________ RobertE. Flonian&wfMonaR.,Lot Nydla Lopez 1. Rafael A. I v Seminole Coury, Florida, Probate sonal Representatives of the estate Housewives, Retirees and others-.. THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL 381k 23 N On, 1st add, $34,500. EmmaJ.LopeZ,LotS8lkASkyla k Division, the address of which is .5.WILLIAMJ GOODMAN, Door to door canvass getting BANK OF JACKSONVILLE, whose Olina American Homes of Fl to Subdv, $41,400. Managing Partner Seminole County Courthouse, names for new Sanford City Canter, ress is General Mall Michael E Vogt 8. wf Susan, Lot g Cuthbert F. See to Mary Drak PRN INVESTMENTS,?. Florida Sanford, Florida 32711. The personal JackviIie, Florida directory .-ktnictiotn 5-L.OS? & Foc' Salary plus bonus, 32301, and 01k B, Sterling Park UN 3, $49,3 Legge, ½ ci E½ of Lots 354 & 3 representative of the estate is General Partnership car helpful & NO SELLING. JOHNCHARLESBULL,SR.,WI,O, Olin American Homes of Fl to OP. Swopes Add to Black Han s. NA. ROSSMAN FAIRY McCRAW FARRAR, whose Permanent employment for Carl D. Lerie 6. wf Leticica, Lot B mock, $100. 2 Female dogs lost in Lake Mary Managing Partner address is 212 East Hornbeam addressisl3$3$.W.Sth5treet, Boca persons free to travel. Apply in ENJOY Raton, Florida 3)437. The name and 01k C Sterling Park UN 3, $55,230. John H. li,gle Jr. I WI Lynda T. I area, 1 white mixed breed wi Dated at Altarnonte Springs, Drive, Longwood, Florida 32730. The address person at 10 am, only. of the Personal Hubert P. Eariey & American biut. I brown eye; 1 black mixed 323-U12 Roger Ancona Carol, Lot 101 Jar Creative Expressions Seminole County, Florida, Sep. name and address of the personal P. L. Polk&Co. Repnetatives' attorney are set rear Group one Inc to Diversified Real nitci' Es?. $14,000, white wbad right some tember 12, 9, representative's attorney are set Pm 40$ Atlantic Bank Bldg. forth below, Estate Serv. mc, Lots 21$ & 241 VOICE LESSONS leg. Reward. 3231179. PIv Heidrich Enterpr to Francis . Publish: September 17, 24, October forth below. 101 E. 1st St. All persons having claims or Barclay Woods 3rd Add, $25,333, Heidrlch Sr. Yr Lot 1$ Doris Ni. 1, I, 1979 All persons having claims or EOE 3fl.7346 demands against the estate are M.F Klaus A. Hansen & Gudrun to Heidricti Subdv, U Mary, $26,S DEN.72 demands against the estate are 6-CtPd Care required, WITHIN THREE Frank A. Cobb & wI Teresa J., Lot 4 Heidrich Enterpr to Francis required, Have a room to rent? Let a WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 81k 12 Tier 6, ER. Traffords Map of Working Mother Wants Heidnich Sr. Tr, Lot 7 Doris N classified ad find a tenant for MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford, $25,100. Baby Sitting in my home, days. Homehelplor2dayswk Heidrich Subdv, Lk Mary, $17,$ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF _______________________THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk area. Fenced yard. Lake Paola area. 3231954; 3235115 Adrian R. Shaver 8. WI Beverly A. Atvah H. Johnson Jr. 1*1 Doris .1 THISNOTICE,tofllewiththeclerk of the above court a written FICTITIOUSNAMI 322.9753. to David R. Twyford Jr. 6. wI Jean to Edward 1. QuInn I wI Carol S. of the 18-Hppn above court Transport driver for local hauls a written statement of any claim or demand Notice is hereby given that I am _______________________________ C., Lot 6 Woodrest UN 6, $49,000. Lot 3 BIk E Rep Meredith Manor:' statement of any claim or demand engaged in business from Tampa to Sanford, exp. at BOX they may have. Each claim must $79 be Olin American Homes of Fl to Bik C Nob Hill Sect. I. Gene Oabsl they may have. Each claim must be [jENotci req. Hospitalization, credit Longwood, FIa., Seminole County, COOKS & CASH I ERS in wriling and must Indicate the Howard L. Hawkins & WI Beverly, Sect., Commence lithe most N'l in writIng and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and union & profit sharing avaIl. 322. Florida, under the fictitious name of Lot 20 81k A Greenwood Lks UN 1, corner ci Lot 2 81k 8 Meriditl Experience desired. Good pay, in. basis for the claim, the name and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3701. CHEAP CHARLIE'S USED AUTO addrits of the creditor or his agent $57,100. Manor Nob Hill Sect. 934135 surance, vacation, credit union EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. addressofthecneditororhisagen, or attorney, and the amount ' PARTS DIV. OF NORRELL EN. Olin american Homes of Fl inc to $135,000. &profitsharing.Applyinperson or attorney, and the amount TERPRISES INC., and that claimed. If the claim is not ye? due, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Photomat has permanent part John L. O'Donnell Jr., Lot 21 81k B Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Constr by Homes Sweet Homes lnfindtorsgistersaIdnarneitp,tp, 'he date when it will become due COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sterling Park UN 3. $53,200. time sales position. Hours t 1.4. Mary Blvd. the date when It will WALTER F. ROVER, WI become due Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole shall be stated. If the claim Olin American Homes of Fl to Inc to Fred M. Massey 1. between 10 cm. to 2:30 p.m. shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the Plaintiff, County, Florida in accordance with Robert W. Hedick & WI Belinda K., Virginia, Lot 4, 81k 0 N Oil Ran Uniforms plus corporate bene. your pool table, you aren't using If contingent or unliquldated, the VS thes, Sect 2.?., $5S,0. the provisions of the Fictitious nature of the uncertainty shall be Lot 8 01k B Sterling Park UN 3, fits. Call 643.1753. sell It with a take a cue, and nature of the uncertainty shall ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF .iohn Mair Ill wf Judith I.. tO I be Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section stated. lIthe claim is secured, the 147,300. Herald classified ad. Call 322. stated. if the claim is secured, the $43.09 Florida Statutes 17. security shall be described. The SEMP0LE Olin American Homes of Ft to Joseph Wallace Henderson Jr. P08 security shall 3611. . - NIGHT WATCHMAN: S nights per be described. The Defendant. Lots 9.16 81k H SarlaoSpI'l,is, Yr. Sig. Thomas F. claimant shall deliver Norrell sufficient ____________________________ week, hours vary. Apply Keller'. Thomas B. Parker & WI Linda S., claimant shall deliver sufficient , NOTICE OF ACTION' President copies of the claim to the clerk to Lot 3 81k 0 Greenwood Lakes UN I Aluminum RecyclIng, 110) copies of the claim to the clerk Hazel Williamson fak Hazel to Publish Oct. 1, I, IS, fl, 1979 enable the clerk 'n mail one $35,900. to SI ATE OF FLORIDA TO: AVON Cornwall PcI., Sanford. enable the clerk to mail one copy to NETTlE HAINES ZIM DEO.I each Personal Representative, FIGHT INFLATION Oliver J. Terreil I wI Lydia M. to Goehring I hb Lyman F. each personal representative. MERLI All persons interested in the estate RN Ito 12 full I part time. Apply Sell Avon. Increase your earning Thomas S. Mondfort & James C. Williamson, to Ray McAdams & WI ______________________________ All persons interested in the estate II NOrm 4th Street, 1310 to whom a copy of this Notice of sn person Sanford Nursing I power. For details. call. Coddington, Lot 1 & N 14 ft of Lot 2 Doris, Lot 31 81k C Amended piat L to whom a copy of this NotIce O Kathryn Park third add to CI Springfield, illinois 62102 Administrationha%t*.flmailedare Convalescent Center 01k B tier 2, sanf, i.141.4417or644.3019 so Adminlstrationhasbeenmaileiiar, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME required. Mellonville. WITHIN THREE Bel Aire Homes Inc to Charles R. $20000. required, WITHIN THREE James 8 Lee & *1 Vivian J. to mat a cross tuit has been brought Notice is hereby given that I am MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Carr & WI Noram J. Lot 31 Oak MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF For a career in Real Estate call Robert H. Briggs I. WI Marl, 8140ff engaged in business at 1432 Can. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF against you in the Circuit Court, Forest UN 1, $60,500. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Lot 12 FL Land I Colonization CO. turbury Circle, Caswlberry, Fl, Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and THIS NOTICE. to file any 4 4 4 4 4 4 Sui,erior Constr Co to Michael L. THIS NOTICE, 1119 any ObItCticns 322.499?. 32707 Seminole County, Florida, or Seminole County, Florida, in jections the, may have that Rayl & wI Donna .1. LOt Il & W½ of Celery PlantatIon, $41,300. they may have that challenge the The Greater Constr Crp to Dan P under the fictitious name of CEN. challenge the vatidity of the Case No. 791119CA-03.D, entitled Lot 10 81k H Lk Wayman HIs Subdv, validity ci the decedent's will, the NO FEE H ER E Carter I wI Suzanne C., Lot 13 TRAL WALTER F. ROVER. Plaintiff, vs. FLORIDA CARPET decedent's WI!. ?hequaIiticationo.f 135 000 mess Oprtunmhesqualifications of the personal CLEANING and that I intend to thep IRepresan?aIves.orthe ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF Paula M. Anderson to Robert H. Mandarin Sect One, $60,900. representative, or the venue or Chester T. Ott & *1 Pearl H. to reqlst.rsaid name withthe Clerk of5 venue or jur,sdiction ci the SEMINOLE, Defendant, and you Anderson, Lot 10 Orange Terr, UNTIL YOU For lease 200 seat capacity jurisdiction of the coiwt PeVI H. Ott, Lot 16 81k 2 Second theCircuit Court, Seminole County, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND are required to serve a copy of your Longwood, $100 restaurant.Iounge. Fully ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Sect. of Oreamwoid, $1,000 Florida written in accordance defenses, if any, with to the the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Granville Eubanks to John ACCEPT EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED equipped, ready to open Ronna L. $auls to John I.. Sauis, provisions of the Fictitious Name WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Cross.Complaint of ATLANTIC NA. Danieis & WI Jeanette, Lot 6 Wm WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. tomorrow, includes liquor Clarks Subdv, 81k 23 Robinsons Jr., Lot 4 lanland Eat., 1st add., Statutes, To.Wit: Section 563.09 Dateoltheliratpubiicationof this TIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE On (OTHER THAN $2 license. Cell Todayl Dateolthefirstpubilcationorthis Florida Statutes 1937. THOMAS A. SPEER, of SPEER & Notice of Administration: October, Survey of An Add to S Sanford, $1,600. REGISTRATION) Noticeof AdministratIon: October 1, Mack B. Wilburn I WI Sharah A. 51g. A.E. Gene Taylor SPEER, P.?.., Cross.Piaintiff's 60° 1979. Demerit Johnson Taylor attorney, whose address is: 113 The Atlantic National Granvllle Eubanks to John to Denise C. McKinney, Loll Ilk A Fairy McCraw Farrar idyliwilde of Loch Arbor lid. 3, Publish: September 24, I October I Bank ci Jacksonville Magnolia Avenue, P.O. Box 1364, SAW OPERATOR Daniels & WI Jeanette, Lot 7 Wm As Personal Representative $39,900. 0. 13, 1979. SanfOrd, f&Iorida 32171, on or before By Allen T. Witham Clarks $ubdv, BIkO 25 Robinsons Metal exp. Top pay & benefits. ci the Estate of AS City of AS, from W¼ of Sect .DEN.106 the Ith day ci November, 1979, and Vice President and Survey of An add to S Sanford, 1100. REALTORS . William Lee Farrer, Sr. a.k.a 14, 21.29 etc. $100. PHONE GAL to file the original with the Clerk of Tn,st Officer MattieMayoto Roosevelt Green I 2710 Sanford Ave. 3227972 William L. Farrar, Sr., Alec P. CourtelHs to city of AS, Emory, Beginning in center i the Circuit Court, Eighteenth s John Charles Bull, Sr. Good pay P.T. From W¼ corner of Sec. 21.25, 14, William L. Farrar and iI'tisn 8uyers for a ønit in. Judicial Circuit, either before As Personal Representatives Beardall Av, at a point 219.1 ft N of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING W. L. Farrar vestment. Place a low cost SE corner of 5E¼ SW¼ of Sect. 33,, $100. ci the Estate o, service on CrossPlaintiff's attorney INSURANCE TRAINEE classified ad for results. 3222411 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL The Roarci of County Corn. $100. or Immediately thereafter, and it Harriet? Louise Jones Guar.sal. + comm. Richard W. Choquette to Marjorie or 531.9993, REPRESENTATIVE of Seminole County, Gary E. Massey to Lettle Wright, E. Cttowuett, The S 20 ft of Lot 9 & mlssioners you fail to do so, a default will be ea llA __._..l__._ A - -- #ACUIee .-. Beginl)l.aftNofSEcornefOf$E¼ LOt 1081k 13 Wynniwood, $100. entered against you for the relief GEO. A. SPEER,JR. of land with In the unIn. Of SPEER & SPEER, PA. of SW',4 of Sect. 3), $100. demanded in Experienced or will train ot SPEER I. SPEER, p.,.. said Cross-Complaint. 29-Rooms Wrenco Home Inc to Charles 8. corporated area. A public hear. P. 0. Box Gary E. Massey to Roosevelt P.O. Box 1344 The nature of this cross suit is to yder I *1 Karen S., Lot 404 ins on the proposal will be held 113 Magnolia Avenue MANAGER Green 6. Emory '/ In? In Beginning Wrenwood Un Thres.Thlrd Add, 113 Magnolia Avenue interplead conflicting claims of the SanfOrd, FlOrida 32171 Sanford Gracious living. Peas. on October 23, 1979, at the hour of incenterot BeardallAy, 219.4ff N of Cross.Detendants Sanford, for Florida 32171 monies in TRAIN E ES Esther M. Mciii to Den 9. Yontz 1:00 P.M. or soon tpieraafter, in th Telephone: (305) 322.0611 Weekly I monthly rates. Inquire SE corner of SE/4 ci 5W¼ of lid. possession of Cross.Plaintiff, Katharine M., Un 20.L $MN Retail exp-chanceto grow PublIsh OCt. 1, 5. 1979 Camly Coenmissionsis Chambers, 33.1100. L 300$. Oak Stills). Attorney for Personal ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF _______________________ •voesWmI. $ Ream 010.14 . $seskl.sfo Caunty nepi $ Pepwlativn • SEMINOLE, WAREHOUSE Roemtorrsntinprgya,e Lettie Wright, same as above, $100. Publish oct. i, 5, 1979 WITNESS my hand and official Lot 4 Carolyn Lit., $72,900. Nights-wIll train homewfffiball,&kgtcl,en hearIng is being held in or ii to Kevin .1. Spoiski to John C. Norris DEO.13 seal of this James C Gamle, 1* • Jack discuss and Court at privileges. 323.7259. Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hear comments on & WI Paula N., Lot 6 Garden Grove SALES Seminole County, Florida, this 4th Kapualdo I WI Diloris, Lot 24 additions and _________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. CITY OP LONOWOOD, FLORIDA. revisions as Corn. UN 1, 193,500. lnslde-retailsales Wekiva Hills Sic?. 7, hUGO. day of October, 1979. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICEOPPUILICHEARINGTO prehensive Amendments to the John C. Norris I wf Paula N. to 3O Uiuriii (SEAL) Magnolia Servic crp to Pichi adopted Comprehensive Plan CONSIDER COUNTY, FLORIDA. ADOPTION ASST. BOOKKEEPER o Kevin J. Spolskl, Homesite 230 for _____________________ Homes mc, Lot 3$ Wskiva Hills SE Seminole County, Florida. In ad. Arthur H. Beckwi?h, Jr. PROPOSED ORDINANCE CASE NO. 19.1136CA4O.O Local business, excellent position, Seminole Woods, $23,000. s, Clerk of Circuit Court Beautiful 3 BR, 2½ bath lESlIE H. GOODWIN, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ditlontotpmeMass TransIt, Aviation. Beck Constr Inc to Mary E. Seminole County, Florida MAINTENANCE Townhouse In Sanora with 2 car NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PlaIntiff, Plotzker I HB Murray J., Lot 7 81k The Babcock Co to Shamus M. Ports, and Electric Utilities By: CynthIa Proctor garage, pool I tennis court . Apt.complex-fullexp. the City of Longwood, Florida, that J CO Hts, $52,000. Hell I CynthIa A. Mahi, Los 2* Elements a Public Library Element Deputy Clerk privileges included. $323 mo., MAX A MOGUL REALTY, INC. will also be considered for inclusion the City Commission wIll hold a Wrenco Homes Inc to Louis Windward Sq Sect. 3, 143.100. A.0 MECHANIC Publish Oct. I, IS, 22, 39, 1979 1st, last, I damage required. Intheadopted Plan. public hearing to consider enact. Wtmiletheantire Defendant, Revitzer & WI Annina 1. Lot 473 Robert J. Hester lii to Odyssey DEO.30 LocalCo.-Toppay 322-4251. mont of Ordinance Plo. 473, entitled: NOTICE OP SALE Wrenwood UN Thretthlrd, Add, Homes Inc., Lot I Ilk! Columbus Comprehensive Plan will be subject to review, primary focus wIll be on Notice is hersby given that on the $41.500. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Harbour, $12,900. GENERAL LABOR FICTITIOUS NAME 1 BR-lit? up. Pool. Adults only, 15th day of OCtober, 1919, at 11:00 OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, DE. Franklin 0. Johnson I WI Ethel 8. Robert L. Bateman I WI Mosaic C. tPmi Short Range Development Plan Notice is hereby given that I am Great oppr.-wilI train on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport. (principally am. at the the Detailed west door Future TERMINING THE of the to Stephen 0. Balm? Jr., Lots 111 12 to Jean L. Poiletta, Lot 21 Twwant Cour. AMOUNT OF in9ed In business at 2334 Winter Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call Land Usc Plan). This hearing Is thouseof Seminole County, Florida, AND FIXING THE RATE OF WELDERS Less the E 70 ft 91k 1 Flora Hts, Wit?, 16, 36, 139,900. Woods Blvd., Winter Park, Fl, 32759 323.5470 Mariner's VIllage. a$Sanford.Florida,tMu,nig, $15,333. TAXATION AND MAKING THE SemmnoleCounty,Florida,under,M Exp.-Blu,prints Thomas E. Lyon I WI Sarah W. to being held pursuant to the .______________________ ClerkwIllotferforsaI,thetoling ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR THE fictitIous Helen Rosito I Joseph to Daniel Robert L Morris I WI Marcaia, Lot requirements of the Local Governname of 5pomi5 Mod., 2 BR, C.H&A,' F.E.P, SECT..RECPT delcilbed real property: FISCAL YEAR 1979.1990, Waterhouse I *1 Nancy, Lot 1 10 Ilk 2 San lien Knolls 1st ad. mint Comprehensive Planning Act ASSOCIATES and that I Intend to carpet, O, dlsp. Near of 1971, and Chapter 74412, Laws of Accurate, light bOOks North ~ of North ot Brookhoiiow Subdv, $1,000, Said Ordinance was olaced on flriI reelstas- said urn, with .h rl d.,136,900 a Mnenl5l AdulSt. Wn Pits. t I014I. At time Miring tim. Vincent Rosito to Daniel Local ¼ 01 $GUThwitt ¼ (less 442.33 foe) reading on Octobir L1979,.ndffi. the CIrcuft Court, $minol, Joel Lynn KalleytoAbbeL. ladle 32i9S$: BAG BOYS Waterhouse I WI Nancy, Los 1 & HIlda Radke, Lot 71 Qusons Planning Agency will submIt a Section 2$, TownshIp 31 $ósiim, City Commission will consider same Florida in accordance with time wiii train-some weekends 5fddIonfs Range 30 East, Public Records Brookhollow Subdv, $41,900. Mirror S Rap Add to CI, 131000 Sanford-spec ous 1 BR + 'sin, for final Peasage and adoption after provisIons of the FldItiit ai - -. --.,.., .i _______________________ prvpuu revisions as eeminoii County, Florida. tIle public hearing, *hIh will be Statutes, To.Wlt: ji air, formica kitchen, new sg PKIDAY am' cIments to tIme Comprehensive together with all structures, im. held In the City Hall of LormgwOod, $215 Adults. $l7N3. Florida Statutes itsi. Fun lob-Niceboss ______________________ P$anol5emlnsle County (Including provements, flxturit, appliances, Florida.onMonday,th.lsth dayol SlO. 0.8. Anderson commws received regardIng the iii, 1 bath, air cond., upstairs, STATION ATTENDANT A. 0., 1979, It 7:30 p.m., or and appurtenances on said land and Leonard P. Okoneweki P$sn and prospective amendments) large rooms. $140 per mo. + $100 used In conjunction therewIth. easoontlmereafter as Possible. At time PublIsh: September 241 October 1 Exp.-fuIl service FICTITIOUS NAME to the Beard 0. County Cornsecurity. No pets. Adults only. misting Interested parties may 5.15, 1979. The aforesaid sale will ...il-. FICTITIOUS NAMe Nolice Is hreby givin limIt I am mlssionars of krnlnsle County, COOKS 3322912 after 6 p.m. pursuant to a Final Judgment an. appear and be heard with reaped to DEN.1o7 Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busiMis It P. 0. Isa 30 Florida, The Board will consider Exp. Or wIll train tarsJ In Clvii Number 70.1006.CAIP. the proposed Ordinance. This __________________________ engaged in business at 5138. First Lonwood, Florida, 32711, $IRIIMfo adoption Of limo following ordinance: o, now pendIng in the Circuit Court hearing may be continued from time R EC PTION 1ST St., Sanford, Fl., 32771, SimInoli County, Florida, ufldiIthIfldNhivs 31-Apsrtn*its Furnished AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ci time EigImtIis'Wh Judicial Circuit in totims until final action is takan by PICTITIOU$NAME Lltetvoe-Iltabooks r.,it.. l,..l4 ....4 i lI&L. a W•W. lSSP' ..g 'nail h iâ . -______________________________ wai YRUlNANE NV. 11.7.1. TNt .me me limInoli County, Pi4a, TM City Commission, Notice Is hereby given that I arn name of tru.VaIu Drugs and timafl toragistesslidumlwlffifl,eclsrk SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. Sanford Studio Apt., 500 S. Oak. All DATED, thIs 31st day 0. August, Acopyotthepropcs.dOsidkue engaged In busIness at 32 Penca AAA lntandtor.glstersaldnam.wfthffie of the Circuit Court, $imMale NINSIVI PLAN PURSUANT TO Utilities furnished. $150, Adults. 197?. Trail, Maltland, Fla. 3273), Clerk ci the Circuit Court, Saminole County, Florida in accordance wHim THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. 1411153. (SEAL) Florida, and copies are on 0 II. wIth $Sfnlnols County, Florida, under thu 912 French Ave. County, Florida In accordance wIth the previsions 0. tIme FidItIsus PRIHINSIVI PLANNING ACT fiCtiti.us name of Arthur H. Sidiwitim tim. Clerk of the City and same may SOLAR *0*. fó $ià 323.5176 the provisions of the Fictitious tiffiins, Down Name Statutes, To.Wlt: $ictisn OF 1974 CHAPTER 74413, SF1. Clerk of the Circt Court be 'flspectid by EIGHTIES CO., and that $ intend to town, very c$ian & roomy. See Name Statutes, TOWN: $octien $41.19 FISrI4I Ililutis liii. CIAS. ACTS OP FLORIDA, 1974. Iv: Patricia I)ATED this hid day of Ofokeq, rSsl$*saldnamewfffithecl,Jkci JImn Cowan, 3)i Palmetto $63.09 Florida Statutes 1917, $11. SM. Richard 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 -4 AND PURSUANT TO THE L0C?l. y eel & D.. 119. - Ave. ii., ,..lI nklis ti •• !?- c'"Court, Seminole County. ________________ W• WV l•W •II Ufi VW!W v iklM WWR Nl WNUNUN. PTT1C W. P101101 in aCCordance with yie. EaR. 1.11101 K. Martin ____________________________ Publish: S.p$.mbsr.1l, 24. October D1O.39 • SIVI PLANNING ACT OP 1975; P00. Office Boa 1305 CIty Clerk of ma provisions 0. time F$dIt$ Name 1979 1, . SITTING FORTH THU AUTHOR. * Statues. To-Wit: Section City of Longwood. 1011$SVSrd i.oe DEN 71 • IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE ITY FOP THE AMENDMENT OP WW Park, FlerIds 33759 Fl$dI Statutes 1937. FlorIda ______ IISHTIUNT$ JUDICIAL CII. THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: Si,, PubllWm'Oct. 1, S. 1979 th Oct. s, n, James Lsrry WiggIns CUlT. IN AND POE IRMINOLI PROVIDING FOP THE PUP. ____________ CITY OP LONSW000, FLORIDA. 010.1 010-33 PublIsh OCt. 1,5, 15, 33, 1979 JThlcome COUNTY, FLORIDA. • POSES AND INTENT POP THE NSTICIOPPUILICHIANINSTO 0104 • CITYOF 794197.CA4M AMENDMENT OP SAID PLAN; CONSIDER ADOPTION OP WiNTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA SITTING FORTH AMENDMENTS PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OP PUILICHEAPINS IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY DAN I. KINNEY, TO THE ILIMINT$ OF THE CITY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF CASSILIURRY CONCERN; IIORTEUNYN JUDICIAL dIm. PLANS PLANNING AND ZONING CaM. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by Plaintiff, COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN F1oI's oi ssSIui, CUlT, IIMINOLI COUNTY, ffiuCi?vCamcIIoitim.Cityoiwlnter . AMENDING THE DEVELOP. vs. MISSION the City of LOngwOOd, pserid., times asiiIW dWkiMid FLORIDA.; COOKIE FACTORY OP AMERICA. MINT FRAMEWORK PORTION the City Commission will Pmeld a Springs, Florida, that said City NOTICE ISHERERY GIVEN that 11 fl OP THE 7314IS'CA-*.K COMPREHENSIVE cv INC. 0-ba COOKIE FACTORY, public Mann, to anlsir enact. Councli will hold a public meaning at lime CIty 0. Cassulberry Planning SINNIE POSTEP WIWAM$ and 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as 1110 AMENDING IV REFERENCE mint of OrdInance No.413, awitled: DiNniant • ZonIng Commission will mold a THREE (3) SEPARATE oocu. DIANNA JEAN WILLIAMS, hIs possible, on Tuesday, October 30, publIc hearing. Mr. Perry AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NOTICE OP 1*11 LNveft, PIsiS Owmsd , MINTS ENTITLED "NATURAL meNe, 1910. to csnsldec time adoption 0. an Applicini On behalf if lime owner, NOTICE OP L.ONGWOOD, • FLORIDA, ____ NENOU*CE$ AND CONSERVA. PlaintIffs, ordinance by the City of Whiter in *1111141st Pisdis Na.i ADOPTING A SUDOIT FOR THE fdgfl)ppt Aloma SaptIss Church, Inc., is TION.' 'ICONOMICI-HOU$ING w $ipIssii$$i , ,, $erki, Florid., title of which Is as requesting rezonint Of a .rcel of civ OF IIONOW000, FLORIDA, AiiM Ivgm ill ln a NCIL.!.iO' 110 PAULA follows; ___ 1341 $EAND ! land mtheealslkl.I.IAAiu.Ie. CA*K,inthsCIniiNCsirt0. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR U! N 'a11101111, yIçUI AioU PACIL1TIU$1 1 (mull-famIly 1110 AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY IIG1NNING OCTOBER 1, 1979. alto AMENDING THE $MONT.RANOI D1I,LLu.a*., OP WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PUD (P$*insd Unit DevuIspmeni) ItO. AND ENDING SIPTEMIER * .-.. i'' DEVELOPMENT PLAN WHICH NGTICIOP$*3.I, REPEALING ARTICLE VI, lining classification. Time pances Is ",unns.on 1*, AND APPROPRIATING AND ' CQN$I$T$ OP THE PO$ITI NOTICI_IS HERESY SlvI*, - SECTIONS SIlO, IllS, 54)), 3113, IISaHV delcilbid as: 'l'Wiui VOW ALLOCATING REVENUE OP THE ,' CITY POE THE P81CM. YEAR,. __1.;.wwurwwV PLAN, THE UNINCORPORATED that putnt 50115 FInal .idgmia 1113.54)1,31)1,1.11431)7,3111. TIle Ninllmeest 14 Of time s.fs " '. *41 08 ks UN ..*11* PlANS *iso THE •DI AND 1.1)9 OF THE WINTER 14 Ii $IC$IIN33, TowneIiIp2l -S.., ILLJti• wia AND PROVIDING POP AMINO' V01J5$IOI) ftffl 155Of 59 UNINCONPONATID RURAL $WInCNcgN Cart, Ilplffia* $PRING$CODI OP ORDINANCES Rane 30 last, lyhi, west os MINT OP SAME IV IIIOLU, Clonic. - M$A PLA$,.TNI GINORAl. Judicist CWc11ol p15I, gsj ENTITLED ..SIGNS TION. -.. AND Neadihi (less leg. 13t13 feat last a_..I .1 • *Afl AND PlANNING ARIA fir kesloshe Cas,Flodds, Casa AWNINGS. TO PROVIDE FOR OfteeNurt CuhewsI 50heNnet discos spicusteatirs sIn., run 1.55* *9 FORTH THEREIN, No.. 7114S1.CA. .1. 10 w119 THE ADOPTION OF ARTICLE VI fist 1*1 degreas3' 40" 1. raln, soOcisban 11910. s0 No -;. ''L"4'1!'2?' '- AMENDINGTHE .. INTER. *1101 SECTIONS FORTh WIUlaMg "w w*.hh1* .1st 1)10,31*. 5411.1413, WNt,1ISfl0.N31dspre33..w CNCeMmIsS*0wINsuNWs lIme GO V. ER NMI N TA I. CO. DIANNA JUAN WILLIAMS, Ms 5413.1414.1411,$4?4,5.))7, ANDI. INfest to Ieglnlng) anlflme NSIIII '' $iJfIj4 p30051 1IS,ildsptói .ftpr PIilVtV ' . ORDINATION STATEMENT WIN. $ hIs Phsbilfo CECIL lii, ENTITLED SIGNS AND 1315 fist if foe Isuffleast % 0. the thepIM1C 10011115, WHICH SITS FORTH THE AD. W. IIMPION AWNIPIAS, PROVIDING P4IJIP $$MP. POP $sufoeI '4 of sold $ictien 33, and huh tIleCItyNellefI._ 'WY. MINISTRATIVI POLICII$. NN.MsWIN*S1.WL.Is,I $EVERASI$ITY: PROVIDING ffieNInIhwn0.'4Offoe$J,Matl, F1510.i.s Men, No 1* doy Of lIltire, flatvnsi. 11510110 1*' DE5J$f,MENT FRAMEWORK IiI$50Sfli*.lbhe5id fl FOR CONFLICTS AND EP. Of said lidIgs P31, - TIWPII 31 OOthlrs A.D.a 1*9,017:30 p*., an - p51*111111 POLICIES. AND THE RELATION. COSI 11 WW Print Ow 01 foe FICTIVE DATE. .sseanffiereaftoraspsslllo. Al limo 11151111111' 4551111110151101 SluR.. Rang. 301.0., lying Wiat Of SNIP OP CITY '. AND COUNTY lemleafo Ciunly Court House hi A copy II said erdisance shall lIt. 15.4 Pry meOfIn k'*llNd Pieties_IMY 1'll PLANS IV . -AMENDING IV SuNG P15Ms,at 11:35 kM on available at lime 0.11cc ii the City flat W*e$eumsssthe Null a.* -JJUP-WNOIVI5.ZJ '4Ofm.sj,. V TWI.0OCNT ..aul*ui * , the f)18J4 CIIrkiftheCNyafWhiNy$p,i, MW¼at.aid$.dt, $1 - Altars,to Mail 4' the. p9105501 OrdInance. y 0I ENTITLED "INTIRGOVIRII. .aIb.4 0140I4ty 50011: P1510.15s11 ersems dasWIng Is Of. Slate Read 406. hIPIB.mSYIScIatInB.415mtIM. tis15uIIj30flINifflik1tfa -MENTAL -.COONDINATION 4 .F $W*,$Wèatm.*Viat arminaffi,so,,e. . - . *tkm WItH fNu action Is hahn 1* V• '7' ThepsrcifIslocat.4 $iwp " -> flATIjIfT:OP THE SOARD OF No NW50 Of IsUlia 1 Tewiii. * AN kilsn.sIsd ties a,, inyllu blvd.. 10.97* Cas M. COVNTV COMMI$$IONIR$N, leu*,Rsngsll h1N.lsu,,áp 50 bond Wa Mind and winse,, iiv Acyefthepv*uu%Ori 5*9. PIOVIDINS PIP A- $IVERADI y 501.55, $oniina Owip. TN$INOTICEISISISMIW1,dIn IIINOI4IS11ICNYNIILLII1LUIL (SEAL) PublIc 11111111 wl$I be held en LIlY CLAUSI: AND POOVIOINI PIshls. NoRysmInsNeral4anawss51uat WiM1Ut.y, Octibir 14 $970. hi F*S. and asPu1.hIlsw* *flhr N. NoN.1I 1, po m iicsvs DATL Monday, ..'i. 4.'- . - - :AlU14l1k11 I ', _____________ If I 1T - - - _ . "S: • • -- .. . . _____________________ ---R____u. . 32-Houses Unfurnjshed _______________________ 41-Houses 11 SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses by Gill Fo 52-Appliances fl-Auction - NOFEE __________________________ 3 BR,C.H&A, $325 mo. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 3392800. - ___________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322 2611. -. .. 37-Business Property _________________________ Mary StrIp stores-I separate rentals, shows is to 23 pct. return w. '[ALTO' 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at. tached garage, 8 yrs. old $55,000. FHA, VA. 3227972 40-Condominiums Sanford 2 BR, 2 bath, all appl., w w carpet, pool. Close to every thing. $34,300. 3270323. 41-Houses Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332 7881, Sanford Buildto Suit -our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA23S& 243 M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR MLS 3236061 or eves. 323.0317 ,Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot or our lot. YEnterprise,Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644 3013 Price reduced $7,000. 3 BR, 2 8 home, custom made pool, green house, workshop. 1700 sqft living '+ 17x26 sc patio, BBQ. Many Mod. kit. inc. all appl. 1150 sq ft. sparkling pool, C.H&A. Won'l last long at $31,000. Financing avail. at $52,900, . LAKEFRONT HOME with pool on one acre, I Bdrm., 2½ Baths, fireplace, formal dining, private boat dock. Fish in St. Johns River and Lake Monroe. $89,900. - eg. Real Estate Broker 333 $471 Ev,323.$$4 . . 0 GETALOT TOO ' Withlhisl BR, 2bath,older 2story home, tree lIned street. Owner says reduce. Now only $36000. '-ftSOMETHIPIG UNUSUAL wIffi a spanish trace. 3 BR, I bath separate DR & fireplace. Is? time offered, be the first to see! $36,500. CARE YOU SATISFIED? If not ,'oushouldseethisnew 3 BR, 2 bath listing. Just redecorated inside & out. it can be yours for lust $36,900. . - STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 332-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . FveSS*9-3404. 322.1959 j: 4t1 -- - -. .L.aI Notics COUNTRY GEM - 3 Bdrm bargain has brand new: Central w-w carpet, decorator wallpaper, & beamed ceilings on 200 lot, all for 829,5001 u ________ - REALTORS JOIN US OCT. 14th FOR OUR OPEN HOUSES Large3 BR, 2bath with 2 adjoining lots, Orange City. Also lovely retirement home-DeBary. Ml- JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home in Orlando on large lot! Spacious LR, lovely eat-in kit, front porch & Many New Extrasl 8PP WARRANTED. Just 529,9001 6039. Casselberry, 517 Lk Kathryn Dr. 4 BR, 2 B. across from Lk. Kathryn. Drive by today. FANTASTIC 3 BR, 1 bath home in Geneva on 2 acres of country charm! Barn, fenced pasture & Lots Morel Only 520,0001 - FORREST GREENE INC. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 bath home in Loch Arbor! Many Extras! CH&A, scr. porch, beautiful eq kit, lovely treed lot! BPP WARRANTED. Just 567,0001 . ______ ventory of new furniture, bed ding, & GE appliances & TVs at be - UNDER MARKET- 7 yr old 3 11drm home wCentral HA, ww carpet, split bedroom plan, & 1g. fenced yard in good area. $34,500. _____ - IMPLOTMUIT _________ _____ - - ______ NEWCOMER! • ___ ____ • ____ CITRUS GALORE can be found around this large 3 Bdrm home .w•terrific 20' Fla. Room and 13' workroom. Priced right at $31,900. SPACIOUS I GRACIOUS 4 Bdrm, 2 story home w•2600+ sq. ft. on large corner lot has been beautifully refurbished inside I out. Don't miss it for only ____ ______ i" ' ' ..' , - -, . . - ___ ___ . , .. - . . '. '. MAYFAIR'5 BEST BUY Beautiful I BR, 2 B home w 2 FR's on gorgeous cot lots for only $59,900! Harold HaO Realty REALTOR MLS Nigbt 323.5774 Day or . - be .'• SANFORD WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY 1', , satin .J reduced 3 klt,sc. pied., privacy fenced yd, ww c.rp0., new roof, new Energy sdmssls I shopping. Now only 133.110. Saving C lilA, near NEAR IDYLLWILDE elem. sthool.4 IR, 25,1g. fenced bI yd, C-NSA, ww carpet, located on quiet Street. 143,000. OSTEIN LAKE FRONT 3 II home on 3 weeded acres. Perfect for hinlea. Ideal country living. MOe offer. - . -' - . ____ . be - - -:. •- *15C*1 of *9 CRY Inst Nm' ms iNNeR MIVtlIl '2 Clerk of the CWcdI CallS. '.s I slIP 1550MleW*bSmadipu,su SY OØDU OP TIll 10110 OP No P JU41mlIt - Nl115lCirculat$InInhaldNy,sp5 Clofutlerry City Halt. (1) tIme 11 $1155 11S prier 50 Rio Triplet Drlv cmssmr P15j, I sI2: IIlN H_ Iitti.rIII. j = - CITY OP WINTER SPRINGS -: ___ L1E,!1! .a_k *1t-'a- -at4p*.4 . -•-- , stIi f5 ANYTIME $32,300. Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK are DELTONA CUITOM DESIGNED HOME 3 5 3 5, C lISA w'w hemol dining, bisutlfully eapt Upinc IWIII in Microwave Near sØmesIi I recreation. $41,500. carpet, N. raess M0115 j I, SYT N ci1""' o. =Oct 5. ___ 1II -..- ..- - 4 w-'V 4IF W*Sm4 ----.- . - eu., .4. . -'.'e'-.',.,iam . - . 3 BR newly painted in I. out, fenced rear yd w.trees. This home h_as much more to see. So call now. $37,900. 3•BR I B fenced yd, utIlity rm, needs some TLC. $24,500. - . "-a- - rent 23415. French Ave. 2401 Airport Blvd. SEARS, Sanford 327-1771 at 9½ pcI. Call Ocala 9Qd-13.11S4 Bedroom suite, oak dresser. 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or auecn head board, 5.400 comp. Free Deliveryl Sanford Fur -----------------____ Jamison, $113. Sanford Fur- niture Salvage, 17.97 So. of Sanford, 327-$7; ------------ - Tyson Cememit Drives,patlos,walks&etc. Buy ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add one. Quality work, no lob Top Dollar paid for good used furnilure, appliances & plum. bing fixtures. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3230911. C.ranc'fl ________________________ Wanted Antiques & modern fur niture. One pc or housefull, Bridges Antiques. 323-2101. MEINTZER TILE $31 mo. Agent 3395354, essn1aklng _________________________ Alternations, Dressmaking _ Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 WYNNE WOOD shady 3 BR, 1 bath with family room on oversized lot, out of the traffic on a short street. An excellent I LOCH ARBOR , Much ctarm plus swimming peI. Spacious i ii, 2 btP,, FR. Beat Ihe high C05t of politics- vow your own garden. Under $32,000 with a good laurnible mortgage. i Individual Wants To Purcluaae Mortgages 339-2100 Newly lIsted. 3011.33rd $t.,35p, 7 L FR. P $37'*. REALTY WORLD Inc..Raltors ranh Ill-,,) "3.5324 -. - Sanford Foam, I, --. 'I,.!' ' - - p St*p fiberglas I Vk.yl RsIr ______________________________ prefesslenally done. estimihet Call 30739)4. Free Vinyl repair & recoloring Saveuptolopctot revplmolslerytharge.l4o.s$77 wings, maIfriss I headsoard. Business... high as an elaphant's eye Place a ClaSSified ad, and pile the mensy in yew wallatI - substantial dan. 333.7157. . Pmomes, etc. Mobilehome special 12*60, $22.30. Reasonable rates, all work guar. 323-1153. Remodeling-carpentry, painting, mlsonery, concrete. All won 143 Dr, $45, I misc. items. Call after 4 P.m. 333-3914. ________________ Dm1 pile no lengir needed items OWNEP-3 IN home In gesol (0014. 120*. Will held . - - -- -•- P11 Pressure I Steam Cleaning, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile LYN'S SWAP SHOP New & used Items & antiques Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call 3310029 Ot 9147344700 collect. Golf Clubs ladle, Tltleist, $11. lee WW CIVJet, *111(00 Yd. 323.9505 41yo; 333.370 eve. s ___________________ 1 Man, quality operation • renovated Inside I out. New CII. - repair servIce. 333 6101. ___________________________ ConsignmsntsAccep$ed FreeEst. 323Ol39afterS:30.. MonSal. _____________________________ 1:30-5:30, 155 Plantation INSULATION P au. Desary 441-1494. - RattIng, blowing, RACO Park. 4*4432. _____________________ SN, 3 full bittus, FR, lowly - IlDfl30IIVOVSflSN*$ _____________________________ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CAIINETS 207 E. 2R1I SI. (I))- kennels, screened - Sales, passport pholos & tarp .S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne hal, 337.1331 Mor Eves. 332-1413, 322. 1507, inside - - Will by 1*? I2M mortgages, We also make Peal Estate I eisi loins. Florida tgage Investment, 1310 5. Orange Ave., Suits 301, Winter - Sql, Peppers Painting Servi(C Custom Painting & detail Inn Free Es?. 3231704. ____________________________ WeibeidtsCamera Shop outside runs, also air cord. cages. 322.5712. I - -- - . ---.- --.-.-- - . . .- Diol 322_261h1 01 831-9993 -------- - ,.-.--. -.. .5',' 4'IV ,'- - -- - --- - 1- ,t.. ', - ; - . - - - - -- - - -- . _ ', - 'l" - - -' ___ - - - - - -- - _____________________________ ,oto-aI ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, - clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houset, insulated, &So _______________________________ O'nonti&Bosrdng furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. MULTIPLELISTING.REALTOR - Painting by Anthony COriiig, Interior, exterior QUOijIiCd in ,all pf Free Est. Call 3220071. - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used s --------_------ Painlinga Repair Cash 322.4132 - ResIdential 8 Commercial 3221753 aft5 7754131 specialty, 25 yrs. Exp, $695562, -_ 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. Sill or Painting __________________________ A&BPAINTING New or repair, leaky showers our ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition, 614 S126 Custom Office Cleaning, i- in merical, new cons?. L'c,'',t, bonded & insured. Dually '.'-rvice everytlme. Ph. 323 0511 r 66$ 5914. too small. 595-49)1. -________ - Office Cleaning LICENSED$69.943$ WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322 1121. -- Likenewfullsi:esie,per, Made by - $300 Call 373 1674 Sanford. 3221721. (LOCAL) 3495371 - Siamese Cat, Female niture Salvage, Il 92 So. of - small. Call 373.415 anytime. Al ten 5-323 6684 A-dgegssIsuØW HAL COLBERT REALTYumc aft 4 p.m. Yard debris. Trash Room Additions - remodeling general home repairs . no lob too - AKC DoI'erman pup, female Black&tan, $125 to - Appliances & Misc - _ 68-Wanted - Light Ibullng Carpefltry ________ CLASSIFIED ADS APE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. AmericanSod tji BAHIA SOD 530 (400 sq ft I Free Del. on 4100 sq. ft. or u _________________________ 330.2110 71395. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 337.1577 neighborhood, fully landscped Inc. citrus trees. 2417 Orange Ave. $21,900, owners will finance Lawn & Garden formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St,?372-3742 - ESTATE SALE, lovely 2 ,drm. CII w.sc porch & carport. Quiet .-. _________________________ eauty Care We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR O CI TT 323-0231.3330779 3231173, Air Conditioning, Heating, Electr4' cal, Plumbing Service 1. Repair. Call Larry for Free Es?. 671-6294. Lic,, Bonded & ins. _____________________________ Central Heat 8. Air Cond. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at 65-Pets-Supplies -. I. -'1 Home repairs& appliances In I;Over 10 yrs. e*p Reasr.r,,', I'ates. 869-5562. Handy Paul, has truck will trav"l Wants to make small hoc-ti repairs, carpentry, pain:r'-j misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 c.SJI _____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON .- ----------- building, 40*40, will remodel for II Hnrne Repairs NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 372.9141 Evesafteq6& weekends 51-Household Goods Sanford 25th St. Store - . Air Conditioning YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hint 323 7510 _____________________________ FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & Sell Newl Used Furniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 -SEIGLER ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 343$' 5. I 10i - ' FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL 1109 Santord Ave. ALTAMONTE-ROLLING HILLS Lg bldg. site, beautiful residential area, corner, cleared, nice trees. Owner will finance. 323 0106. 1911 MOB, engine recently ret,.iI. new master cyl new altcrn,at,,r, body& interior in good cond I: 322 9282. '7? Ford A I Condition - _______________________ 363-3495, eve. 349-5151 -. ______ S 372-5152,332-7177 tiemee. I pcI interist Is _________ - - -. - -_ 62-I.aWn.Gardefl Peel's Body Shop LAKE FRONT, 12*60, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CONDI. -.. TIONONDOUBLELOTNEAR 47--RDAIEs3teWa,fled SILVER SPRINGS. $15,900 ------.--___.._ TERMS. -' Losing your home I credit? I will 3UN11S ON LARGE LOT ZONED catch up back payments & buy COMMERCIAL (2) 2 equity. 3324314, BEDROOMS, (1) 1 BEDROOM, ______________________ 7 CARPORTS. ONLY $12,500. Ostein area- 3 & acreige. buyer waiting for right SCIWrI11 ReIlly Realtor. REALTY021.1347. BRC'CER _______________________ taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322-2611 or 531.9993. Sr. $793, Casselber,y.Pl. SILOSR 30,3W GENEVA 5.7 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. I0pct.dwn. Byowner - Discount Music Center, 220? French Ave. 372-2255. ___________________________ ttatteriesNew&Used qualified tenant, 441.64590, 44? oios. _____________________________ just -The Real Estate Agency (4k) II OCt 5.1919 LAKEFRONT LOT-LOCH ARBOR Pni:e of the area. Gorgeous view, many trees. lSOxISS. OwnerAssoc. 3225195. -- 'b9Olds Cutlass Runs, Current Inspection. SlY 79-TruCks-Trailers Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $31,000. 323-2222 Sell those things that WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 315 E.First St. 3125622 Brand new Dining Room Suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chairs, leaf & GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. "THE LAND MANN" china. White contemporary, ssso $31500. J.MAP'sN REAl. luR 345.7fl3 _____________________________ comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, li-fl So. of Sanford, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR 3221121. cialProperty GARAGE, SCREENED 4 3 os s.o. -. - _ 3 BEDROOM EAT.IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR, CARPORT, 731 Yale Dr., Mademy Manse, 3 I *tCIlIlS , Get ____ . - - '- 322-2420 starter or retirqment home. - ____ 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT, NEW PAINT, ON LARGE LOT. $31,500. Sanford's Sales Leader ASSOCIATES NEEDED • _____ JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. - E!f!.' 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, LARGE CORNER LOT, $39,900. $65,000. ____ ,. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! Branch Office REALTORS Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 323 7710 Aircond. Recent inspection 51500. 323-0039, 322-2111 --- - - Snare drum with stand, muffler & sticks in excellent cond. Cost 5195, will sell for $75. 321 0943. lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Slar Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, I biks. west of III. 2982575- Open daily 9-6, Sun. I? 6. _______ 196 hondo Cycle CO 200. Big bike-small price. Elec. starter. Excellent cond. 5741201. Silver Tone elec. chord organ. ii chord bullont, 2 hey manualt, total 5' octaves, bench Inc., $13. 332 2982. - - Daytona Beach, will told a pu4lic AUTO AUCTION ev"ry Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It'S the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 90: 5 $311 for further details, _________________ '68 CADILLAC 5200 322 1781 59-Musical Murchandise DISTRESS PRICES!! Public & Dealers Invited! SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or- 7710 Sanford _______________ Ave. 377 7972 78-Mutorcyc$es __________________________ POBSON MAR INE 2927 Hwy 1792 Sanford, Fla. 37771 OUT OF BUSINESS SALE I! Paola. Only $21,130. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pcI down. Call 322-1624; 322-1160 boat w-galvanized Highlander trailer, $895. 323 7469. 322 5191 - Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, ________ 15' DIngo Catamaran fiberglas sail FootLocker,516.99up WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVER! We are offering their $80,000 In- - DAYTONA AUTO AUCH()4 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Choice builders lot on Florida Ave., in Dreamwold. Duplex or residential, fenced & shaded. 117,500. 323277) - - 55--Boats- & Accessories - ___________________________ at $14,000. (7x9lTl85)3?) 55.000 _______ Top Dollar Paid for gunk 8. used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 322 5990 - WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 543-4560. DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM -- - 310 Sanford Ave. . - 197? Maverick? Dr 77-Junk Cat's - - pay '. down! Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced EACH, DOUBLE GARAGE. ---- Must SelI-1976 Ford van. 351 Vi, uses req. gas, Customized, r";, PB. AM-FM, tape, CR, air r, 323 3661 or 323 0880 _______________ __________._._ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold onig. $493.75 bai. $183 16 or $17 mo. Agent 3398386. FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with store I mancing! No one in Orlando Sanford area refused credit if you will 2 STORY DUPLE)( NEAR 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT I CARPET. $21,900. VehiCles ml, extra clean, many extras. Asking $7,500 Aft. 6 p.m. 373. 0969. ____________- - 1~ BEDROOIA, 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR 527,300. .._'..i - C'oodused TV's, $25&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph. 322 0352 tljreia Canister vacuum, limited supply- easy lerms Only 55 per month. Call Jim 322 0214 COND. LARGE LOT. $37,900. SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in Upland Park on Ig fenced lot! Spacious eat in kit, C-H&A, patio, in a nice neighborhood! BPP WARRANTED. Only 142,950! 323-7340 __________________ _ Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys. - osteen. Owner will finance $2300 down w-easy terms. 0306133cr 339.4711 eves. 3 -----'73 Chevy Impala, V 8 51(X) r I "St offer sold as is;'72 Fort ilr. Giil*i V.8. $400 or best eUer sold as is; 322-3575 Can t" at 218 S. Park -- Bunk Beds, 520; air cond. heater, $175; dishwasher, $135; Castro, 5.15. desk. ill; organ, $20. 8 track stereo, 560 322 2193 after S cm. Bahama beds & table with radio; Solid maple desk; Bassett maple hutch base. 322 4319. 4' acres on Orange Blvd. in REALTORS _________ Sylvania B&W TV Special pur chase easy terms Only s per nio Call Jim 3320241, 5o-Mscellaneous for Sale By owner, 3 BR, C-HI?., carpet, 4343.Acge drapes, 1½ baths, fenced yd., Ig _____________________ __ workshop, on 506127 tot. 3fl.7903 S acres beautIfully wooded. in aft 4 p.m. REALTY SANFORDAUC'rlON. 1215 S. French - - '69 Toyota Corona, U)r Clean, ne* brakes & ?i' 5600 339 1502 OLD & MODERN. _________ - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES PEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES , Ie \10.B t s •,i _¶ '3$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing STENSTROM TOO MUCH TO LIST! 2S" Zenith Console color TV. '77 mode!, $250 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So of Sanford 322 8721 _ - Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. I '73 Ford Truck & 1.1 On' EitherlorS-i00 365 7.183 Load of Clean Furn.S -- 'See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. -' . ' '' work, there wouldn't be .iii 53-TV-Radio.Stereo By owner. 4 014, I B, older home, dbl lot, fruit trees, fenced bk. Furn & appt. optional. Nice area, 2garages. $5000 dwn, owner hold 528,300. mort. Total price, 126,000. 323 STONE ISLAND-Original 7173 owners, 4 Bdrm, 2' 2 Baths. 2BATEMAN REALTY story Tudor design, fully automatic pool, fireplace in Req. Real Estate Broker 321 0739 family room, an excellent family 2610 Sanford Ave. fun home w lennis courts & Aft. Hrs. 332 7643,322 4869 pasture for horses available, ______________ 5129,900. Why not join the fastest growing Real Estate Off ice in town? Findoutifwecan make you a better deal. REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. 3227972 ______________ 1971 Corvette Con erol.', tops, PS. PB. AC. A'. .151 engine Pi AUCTION 75-Recreational 41-Houses 3 BR, 1½ 8 split plan, fenced yd., . L -- • ..' e ' Just think-- if classified Ref repo AMANA, 17 Cu ft. sideby side. Sold orig. $699 pay bal. $2l8or $32.50 mo. Agent 3398316 GREAT STARTER HOME, 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath. range some carpet, single garage, fenced, owner will consider VA or FHA. Terms sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. Vintage Spanish home with O!de World Charm throughout. Fireplace, large rooms, high ceilings, courtyard & balcony. Neatly covered with ivy & on beautiful street. SEPARATE GARAGE APARTMENT. REALTORS available. . '' PLII btUNUQM PLAN IS this "We were playing hospital, but we had to quit. gorgeous, neat home, convenientlylocated in quiet area in None of us could afford to stay there!" DeBAR V.? Bdrm, 2 Baths, 1 yr. _____________________________ _____________________________ warranty, 1.42.500. extras, must sell, well under priced Plymouth Fur-,' Con,.-r' '77 Ford LTD waqon control, air. AM FM ste''-. sharp 53195 323 4)25 MON., OCT. 8, 7 PM • .Open To The Public. Washer repo GE deluxe model, Sold onig, 5409.35 used short time. Bal. $189.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 8386. •:.' _ __ 'n b, 2710 Sanford Ave. ______ __________ 322.1972 • Originally $619, assume payments of $21 mo Agent 339 8386. 's W. Garnet? White 3390509 3390508 ______________ 2 BR, 1' B, 2 story townhouse. VA.F HA-235.Con. Homes MICROWAVE P;h button controls, has caruseI. still in warranty. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7498 - REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. - - Current inspection, new '-"-s 4 b(akOS 323 7157 For Estate Commerical & Residential Auctions & Ap praisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620 Westinghouse washer 8. dryer set, good shape! $225 set. Sanford - Furniture Salvage, I? 92 So. of Sanford 3228721 CailBart tDREAL.10R 701 Bldg. E. AltamonteDr. Jb . .• '4 Gun Auction Sun., Oct. 25. 1 p.m. Consignments Welcome Sanford Auctioo,323 7310 - 80-Autos for Safe ;: INC. Sanford. - &_ c KENMORE WASHER Paris, Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 ASSUME 7.75 PCI. MORTGAGE Nicepoolhomeonlglot.3 BR,? B. w-extras. Lg. LR, FR & fenced patio, C-H&A, range, refrig. 8. w w carpet. Good area, comfortable 1700 S. ft. of living. $39,900. LAITY leverage, High traffic area in copy i 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. William Malic:owski, Realtor 322 7953. - - --- --- I 11 - - �..,L.ONDIE 4B— Ev*nlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. Monday, Ocf.S1fl Release inrapersof Monday, Oct. 8 by Chic Young 'I I HONEY, s,VU!VE BEEN 49 _ NG ats 6 Rougher 12 Moron 13 Ouick lunch place 14 Vole l RN C _1/ 15 r: E A U rP7 Y" 52 Flighty horse L IINIEISIM 53 Not at sea 9 AISIS 54 Aquatic ISIAIG mammal B-IRJOIAICIH 55 There exists .) 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I è J decide the real Wood essure Ong distance truck is too high. if a person has indriver and 42 years of age. He's temittent normal readings, it's 5 foot 8 inches and weighs 155 not considered high blood pounds and doesn't take any pressure as a disease. These medication. Each one of these people are called vascular three readings was afterhehad stopped and rested for at least yprreactors and we know and down tioo(ipressure goes up their an hour. physical by out family doctor and another one by a company doctor and both stresses and that the blood pressure responds reflexly. Most heart specialists, don't said the readings were normal feel that individuals but they wouldn't tell him what have fluctuating blood pressure with 1' a '—"-----'. PRISCILLA'S POP IDANK WAS RO8E1 V - —'--' by Al Vermeer LOOKING HOW PO THEY KNOW THE AN ATHLETE WITH A CRIMIP4AL RECORP , , '.., WEARING A TUBE SM CNER IS AN Afl4LETE HIS FACE' \, j ' — ______ • i2 _____ - .. C BUGS BUNNY — by Stoffvl Hilmdahl I'm M 1-65 C)M,yEAM... VAFFOPIL., UH...1Wr CICBROV *9 NOTE.' T CH X0 17ipYou TALK To GET OUT orCICE90MOUTHIS HIM 15JUST THAT HO ATTITUVE AMP LACK WNSIPBR5 THIRP OF9 *TEN110N GRAPE ALL I CAN IN CLANS? A P ) H HUH! Prime Rate PU hed Ti0 Al I ri Im e HI h S NEW YORK (UPI) Chase Manhattan prvsinterest rate records today jumpin Bank shattered ' g prime lending rate a full percentage point to 14 p AnslYst8 said there was no previous Instance when a major ____ ,Jj bank made a point-size increase in its prime rate. The full-point jump in the lending rate for major corporations indicated banks will push interest rates still higher in response to the tightening of credit by the Fed eral Reserve Board, The Fed over the weekend announced several moves intended to curb the nation's money supply in a bid to reduce Inflation, including a 1-point increase in the discount rate — the rate charged by the Fed on borrowings by its member banks — and in. Cased req uirements to stem speculation the COrnmodifies markets. f all interest rates so consumers and smaller nesses a so il pa more for borrowing. Americans, already pressed for oil and gasoline, must now pay more for Kuwaiti and Mexican oil and Canadian natural gas. it broke through the 12 percent mark. The previous high was set in Worse still is a prediction of another gasoline shortage by the end of October. Briefly, the bad news: the 1974 recession year. Since August th& rate has climbed The titan who correctly forecast last spring's petroleum shortages says the nation could be in for another one by late this month. - Transportation Secretary Neil Goldschmidt 1980 than this year. ' 3-2 vote with Mayor Lee Moore and Commissioner businesses downtown that have since moved Of the city engineering John Morris dissenting. department's recomme. VIRGO (Aug. S* Alan "Here is a good exam- a fun- something extra going for you could say Jack Roblneo& he r py S IA Ilflø V Brk par, ''o. Box 49 I Slat on, Now York, 10019.) N.Y. by Stan Le* and John Romits SPIDER-MAN CUDIT Foot OW*o 0 w O II1 —__ vehicles can go in • any direction And, the lease that the Sanford Atlantic Bank has held with the city for more than 10 years for four parking stalls on Park Avenue will be broken, if president of the bank, agreed with Hodges the bank Wbgs business into signal, Mrs. Gordon said immediately, Sanford City the downtown area. Hodges In his letter requesting the modifications are , necessary it this time. Commission, Monday night continuation of the leasing of the four Malls for $360 a year said ctorneraneigh boring businesses already use the parking places and spots In the bank parking lot as well. Farr said, however, that a practice of leasing on street parking spaces Is not a good one. "I see a danger if other merchants wanted to lease spaces in front of their businesses," he sitid, Mrs. Gordon saild while customers for other businesses may park In the bank parking K vehicles are "ticketed" by the bank If left there for periods longer than 30 minute& possible, The despite recommendations to the contrary, bowed to the wishes of the Sadord Business Association and voted to make both changes. Commissioner David Farr, who made the motion forremovalof the "no left" turn signs, said, "I think It is a mistake to do this, but the merchants downtown are suffering. It Is your downtown," he told Mrs. Nora Gordon, president of the business association, "If that's what you want, let's try It" William Leffler, an attorney with offices believable problem" with traffic will be seen during the four days each month when persons pick up food parking lot is for bank use only. ,The cm wW wW be ZWNIKS , T. K. Ryan • . by CZA is UK VA CMN* i A __________________ PARKING I . . ML AT IC NATIONAL RAJI - 1•-r ..'u••s•,- By DONNA ESTES IS "'-..--._L MIN ,iP,uI1 " — . modification to the traffic J I" •: ... "Just take down the stupid signs," said Mrs. IN6 ' Gordon. "The additional lanes are not necessary.,, City Manager Warren Knowles said earlier that F OR allowing the First Street. Park Avenue Intersection to function without restrictions would be ATLANTIC MAT . , BANK •-' ' ~4.t~, ..r . . . .t& pg' J" ' ______________________________________ • SA4'1P hazardous. Mrs. Gordon .... ": ,.________________ 4. , however, the restrictions on left turns \•.• • said. -- were making it very Inconvenient for some shoppers to turn into the city parking lot at the interIllection. A so f MIN LIMIT . 1) towed away after the tickets are given it the can .,...., .. ./' . . the . :: fr . - .•. . — .'.. ' .... . audience asked that Ow restrictions on the inFirst Street shouldalso be remrad and the commisalioner5 , • 41 , .. . 1141 ,- T, j tis The Sanford branch of the librarian, has said there is not current library location in the old post office needed for the north end of the building at 230 E. First St. for county. the next 41- years. Sanford area civic At least that is the organizations and various mendation of John H. Percy, committees of the Greater director of county development. Sanford Chamber of Commerce And at least two county corn- in recent weeks have mounted a missloners agree. campaign to keep the library at The county commission is its current location. "I think It is a request that I scheduled to take action on the Percy re commendation Oct. m. concur with," said County Percy, in a letter to Sanford Commission Chairman Bob (.it) Manager Warren Knowles, French today. "We (the county said the county staff recom- commission) don't have any plans for moving the library. is "to extend the The board has no plans to move commission current lease agreement for the building) with the city of French said long range Sanford to April 16, 1983." planning for the county's library system calls for a move The April, date s when at some future date to be e city's agreement with the U.S. General Services considered. III think we have all inin4s1ratiori (GSA) for recognized the Sanford branch outright ownership of the in its present sta te Is not going facility is to become effective. to be adequate for the next 10 years. But I would not concur Until 51 tisv facility with moving It now," French continue 0 operate asa public brary or its ownership said. will revert back to the federal "ReWning the library in its government, according to the current location gives the agreement between the GSA county more options," Coil,. and Sanford executed in 1963. missioner Robert Sturill said. 1)fil County staff —DONNAEffn new and larger facility. Seminole Count) Library enough space in the should remain at its present facility for the size members for "We will extend the Lease 1%e bank has apparently lost these four parking spaces moving the branch library to a said. 0 Gasohol Ex eriment puttering To A Tem orar Sto oped Ior answer to central Florida fuel f'..... In July, Blwk annowx-ed his HoweWr, during thie first test shortage woes, now appears to company would be the first of the fuel moisture was be JuA another Idea tem- major distributor of the re-W in the product and I. was numerous. of porarily gone bythe wayside. gacilnelcobol blended fuel in Mate department of agriculture I'We're going to get back to it, Florida. Preparations wefe made at Buford storage facilities and Wquirin from am service Station owurs intoredW in saft the pvdwt aMeWs ordered the test pumps closa U was fird thought the problem was in the tanks of the service A&Uon selling the fuel. Hownw, it was later deter- but not itmediiiiiely. We're busy with other UdW at the moment," said Al Black, vice president of Sum Petrolown mined the moisture was in the mixture. Interest in gasohol has gas available now. There's no Florida product, we're not would have to," said Black. The original Saxon plan called for the use of surplus oranges and other citrus products in distilling the alcohol used in the mixture. That source did not produce the moisture-free alcohol that grain does. Mat price, based on what it would cost to import Into Florida the kind of alcohol that has worked elsewhere, would be as high as$1.76 per gallon, he said. "If we can't do it with a subsided since the summer on shortage has slackened and that has contributed to Saxon's decision not to push efforts to remarket the fuel. "There's plenty of unleaded Black said his gasohol stat e laboratories where ts are being to solve the moisture problem. He said he has been given no indication on when officials win reauthorize the sale of the product. GEOFFREY POUNDS I.evin Meets Task. Force Mombers , •. .., Urge FWam manger, ft firt bitrators have "closeid" 190 proceued — Which coWd inItImm. One of his;W11 - N; to two""IA to IN bwk and year effort Is in full gar. Not cases, only 8 unsuccessfully cream the number of county dlam tbdr OWY did it hm& = cam, the where the youth did not comply arbitrators to 55 volunteers. positive e-'liui Mw he *111 largest segment (1$) for petit with the arlAtratur's decision to ysartecal fending hlteidles he the t force the thA it eS,s, correct ' misdemeanor. L"Ieft Is mi 10-60 Ck"M emmIlIft a &A in ills. to", on *011111 chekenin, Nctmsei D. - Iavhe wil +r le sn Me lUorasy. . WI'uUø -10 ' / ImIs ' Idèiu a St * bio - WNCh 18Ch& 4810 at 1511111d(lird. ft -OWAdy W* Twenty arbitrator spOkgtlons We Cunwilly bdq *W Today Ireaaq,, tsr an *1UIS St arbitration ArenId - 0 P111211111111 is 111111,11" Milli The they will hold a wodul* for arresting officer, and tlw arbitrator training at the Mim. After the hearing a Quality Inn in Longwood on Unction- Pwillilliment, such as Nov. 10 and Nov. 17. working at a police station administered, before several groupg. Ms. H&ir need for more arbitriftrs An alternative. The arbitrator Wi1l talk with mKW workers at arbitn&r jolunte"mug h&V d9cidiltill oil Ow sainctim or the University 6f Central a degrea in law, soci&t work, or h44 aftanati" and dwcks Florida on od. 11 ML H& and training in CariW WA. Cl.ek4.A Uuuc.ps . hom HR8 emmittee 111111 tW state aftney' s office and the *mud, is not cmpmd 0* Hillsborough County school circuit judges. board offim on Oct 16 of arbitrators but inten.ts is, forcenent retativss as win. citizens and B is Ow arbitrator's yNW The two will be part of a panel decide how __ - 197 36 p.m In Courtroom A St ' -. - . 0 •.. .. Yet, (lumilt the U 0 . to Gavto. their, Dear Abby Winter Spr ings Elementary bitrator has a he aring with the Coii*y ooiitas is School onOct. 17. Tentatively, youth, his . parents, the thip. 1- Weather - • ______ 0 to ___ . ' aziti several months have been all other options will be exlooking into the possibility of plored by the board," Sturin — 0 OF Ins .... Report On Juven'I' le Arbi ration PUW ram Tonight 0 0 ndatlon that consideration be given toward providing left turn lanes and motorists HeraWftWW*w TUMIL ,, Pill 0' FRKLY 6PUT.. _ Moore pointing to a letter from Howard Hodges, the audience an "Un- LI MODERN. sow $i to: ,wn at Percy Memoili Old Llebrar ol"o OK For Now 26=. . Avenue, was approved on Don't duck challenging ple. Sodh won the head lead Rather than let yourself grow situtions today. You have with his am and bojore pw by Bob Thaves Farewell To No Left Turn, Parkieng Lease tersections - that Is, JW 1.041 :. Monday Cs. timated foreign oil will cost the United States $20 billion more in steadily by jumps of quarter and half points. It has jumped three Goldschmidt. in a speech to editors and publishers in Houston, percentage points In less than four months. — Kuwait said today it is raising the cost of its crude oil by 10 said the United States is In an "energy-inflation axis" that gives 'fl market reacted dramatically to the Chase an- percent, retroactive to Oct. 1, to bring the average price up to other countries more leverage over our foreign policy. nowtcunent, whlèh came minutes after the 10 a.m. EDT opening $21.43 a barrel. He predicted foreign oil will cost the United States $77 billion in • with the Dow Jones industrial average dropping more than 10 —Mexico Monday said its oil will cost $2 more per barrel 1980points In the first 30 minutes of trading. making it more expensive than the highest Arab crude. "More than one-third of the rate of consumer inflation is a The prime rate is the minimum interest charged on short-term — The price of Canada's natural gas will increase by 23 percent direct result of higher oil prices," he said. "In the first seven loans to the most credit-worthy businesses. But the prime reflects next month. the enuivalent of paying $20 for a months of this year, energy prices rose 46 percent ..." barrel of oil. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) FRANK AND ERNEST It % the new Guaranty Trust Co. The prime rate hag been at record levels since late August when to the HOROSCOPE work or careerwiae. ______ A 19PAPMas OW fl nation's third largest bank, was followed high level for the prime by fifth-ranked Morgan are not moved, said William Baiter of Bradshaw Drive from the audience. Of the ban of left hand turns at First and Park Avenue, Mrs. Gordon said when the signs were put up, type activity today where you that others May not have. It Willi bad led a trump to dummy's ace. The rest of the play was can move around both surface if you are tested. 11140 Q stamps downtown. "It's going to be a mess," he said. The commission voted unanimously to remove the turning restriction. The decision to break the lease with the bank for the stalls sluggish, participate In EASY Ceiif 0 The "no left" turn signs at the Intersections of First Street at Park Avenue and First Street at Oak Avenue are to be removed by Sanford city crews today. Beginning Wednesday both intersections will WIN AT BRIDGE 8 0 FIRST Nk,"&—) 80)~Price from different machines and You might be interested to pressure cuff is laced aroundtheir arm their know that a high percentage of Individuals who report to a Wood jfl O For Tuesday, October 9, 1979 hospital emergency room with . 'That's why experienced high blood pressure turn out doctors insist on having a later examinations to have UR BIRTHDAY physically and mentally. 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W hole play Of tbSdurn9Y (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, something that needs changing, for the good of all oncerned. 1 (S... ______ I F7H 1 WS 0WI1 AMLUEE Tuesday Oct. 9,1979.-.Sanford,J:jorIdnhl ____ ' AS HEW04s, R,.J'LL P6tLW tE 72nd Year, No. iki got three different readings. They were as follows: 146-99, 2l2-S.nd 14O-2. L & Feri IEvening I they actually were. He does not frequent normal reading should I I — — — — — drink but he does smoke two be taking medicin e to lower — — — — — — 14 packs of cigarettes a day. On their blood pressure. Why? it — — — by Art Sa nsom it physical the doctors your blood pressure on its own 17 — — — ——— said he couldn't be healthier for will drop to 1) over 70 and you ___ ___ A tJ.AR43lI3-fr -,tJ.LOI)? I '\ T" 'T" 's" his age. add to It the blood pressure 19 20 (i4& O3L'( A UcK-FOUR1 ___________________________ — — — W are wondering If we lowering effect of some 26 24 25 should get ahrmed about the medicin es, you might have — — _______________________________ — — readings from these machines readings that are far too low 29 and can contribute ——— and if we should consult our medical problems. to serious 1 1 — 1 L-L ai doctor, especially on the high 33 34 u To help you have a better readings. r_3 Tbe best understanding of the many — DEAR READER 38 36 401. way to regard those do-it- factors that control blood 1 11 1 0 0 0 pressure Pressure, I am sending you The yourself blood 42 43 44 45 0: 40 IMT WAS — — machines is that they are Health Letter number 1-8, I w1a IOU(COT screening devices. They'll Blood Pressure. Other readers 46 IIM LIM usually Identify borderline, who want this issue can send 75 52 49 56 51 moderately elevated or higher cents in check or coin with a — — — — — — — — — — — by Bob Montana readings. If you have such a long, stamped, self-addressed — 53 reading, you should see your envelope for it. Send your WE COULD V FY r- --- — — — — — doctor and let hum check It in request to me, in care of this USE A 56 55 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the usual r 81 &I Blood pressure readings Radio City Station, New York, aren't nearly as accurate or as NY 10019. As this issue el_________________________________ consistent most people plains, the reflex rise in blood C. / can be as sudden as pressure They are Influenced by your the reflex action dilating or I" emotions at the time They can be Influenced by reflex action. constricting of the pupil of your THE BORN LOSER 0 am times that way He had a — I 13 12 Lf Is concere 43 In pursuit of 44 Wary herdsman 45 Is human 26 Golf club 27 Mesdames 47 Hierology mammal 25 Mideast 10 Misdo particles 39 Slender I I M DOWN 24 Dusibowl vic im 26 oint at stake 27 Actor Ferrer 30 Canker / BAILEY CAN OTTO DEAR DR. IAMB -What is your opinion on the blood a pressure sandpubllcaces 20 U ____ d Pressure A To Vary On Machine I Answer to Previous Puzzle 48 Relegate ACROSS . • - t'-" .•. . --. .. - - . -.. d - •i :, .•• . 0 . 0: . opi to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Thursday, July 3, 11 71 71st Year, No 275-Friday, July 6, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-( USPS) 481.280)-Price 15 Cents Ile ji Y "y Aide 0 17 Ot L i • o. i . 29.45 Reg. Price(each) No. 1300............ 30,95 Reg Pail I/it I I /i By GEOFFREY POUNDS M Brighten and add dimension to any room in your home with do-it-yourself, stick-on decoror x mirror ti, Easy to apply. No. 702. • . • . Each Tile Reg. Price (each tile) .................... 690 59 . chine oil that lubricates i and protects. Use around chimney flashing, tab down roof shingles, PINE '•. _-- - Dolgner said. But Doigner was quick to point out that the $48,000 the authority will be seeking from the county is still a reduction over last year's request. For the 19779 fiscal year, the authority received $51,000 in tax support. result, the port will suffer a loss of revenue. Under the terms of Saxon's contract with the authority, St. John's River site. "Last October we were looking at 70,000 square feet of "TWs year we wanted to make a substantial reduction in our request to the county and it looked like '.e were utifilled space. We no%% liave full occupancy. It's been like .i puzzle htre-fittmng all the piecestogether and then all _____ ., • . . ,. 04 14A 4W41t, 41M,34 Each ANs49* . SIDEWALK CAULKING COMPOUND SALE it i £ Saturday, - I • , 'Y ay, ' 8 a.m. 'HI 4 p.m. . Reg Price (each cartridge) 449 . . 690 . Save money on your fuel bills by made of solid hardwood. Ready to Steel body with finish with paint or stain. Chains end hardware Included. No. 104. baked enamel fiTubularstesi handle, 10" sem ing or heating loss, Adheres tightly, stays elastic. May be painted over wfthout stai ing. XL PRODUCTS : '", Ch .95 19 .. Washerless TWIN HANDLE • ' 'w. .. • Each T le • i 1200 50F Bronze - 650 Chrome . 990 99 Vein 661 Gold Swirl ROYAL SCOT . . Guera-a--- "d-' ft f 5 Extra long spout covers more sink &' riO• Uli• ' : '•.' gauge steel. Five adjustable shetm Strong ribbed ..- e FS-1 2-5 FS-1 8-5 18" * 36" * 73" (each) ., . 21.29 73 95 ............. Sq. Yd... , 1/4"................. .. 10.36 3/8....... ther. White and Colors. 1/2" - . Block;GdL.th.,In'6', 8,1O' Of 12 lengths. , • 7 3-Tab FIURILAI$ 20 Thor Warranty 4 ;N 6.09 I i I VISA .. - - - .-• - -- , Sq. Ft. 6" x 23....... 180 , , , , , Bundle Create additional storage space in I - your home or workshop with essy to work shelving In 8 through 16 len. gths. Will accept 6.75 6.66 Square.. Bundle 19.91 20 YOGI WgtfcntY - .22.41 'i ,,,, , •• 449 White or Green Piece.,.,, details of the Chi Ornega college and she was not had already decided that under any stress at the the authorities' search and seizure was not illegal. The Defense attorney Margared Good says Miss charges were dropped, but the defense had hoped to avoid any mention of the Neary's mental picture of the man she saw in the darkened living room of the sorority house 19 months ago has been hopelessly scrambled by events since fiuiii a type of "rip-off" they say is fast Ix'coming widespread, "We're going to stay with Lids thing to the very end," said Jack homer, amber director, "even if we have to go to Once the con-artist gains the trust of the person, Perez says, he tells the elderly person that it wo ul d be much easier for everyone if .. con-man has succeeded. tie now has what amounts to a "blank check." He can use the being ttiken advantage of by unscrupulous often, says Perez, Umt means for his own a ee • . . . . . • ...... . rse l fF Miss Neary said Theodore Bundy was the man she saw sneaking out of her sorority house the day four sleeping women "It's always been the same," Cowart said, using the judge that their client The night of the killings She said a sketch artist the words "absolute purity" about Miss Neary's jfcaj, does not exactly match the description she gave. "The defendant is slightly taller and somewhat older." the judge acknowledged. In pretrial hearings Miss at the Florida State University sorority house, panty hose was found wrapped tightly around the neck of victim Margaret and a hypnotist who worked with Miss Neary plus published pictures of Bundy influenced her image of the killer, "This is the most Neary said she had returned to her sorority internal inedieitic pilysician, tile con-artists .--niandatory for a bank or an independent `'dded in any le"gal guardianship That means the bank or 'torney would. in effect, be appointed co-guardian, making it necessary for them to approve any expenditures frot? the senior citizen's estate. Perez and the conunittee admit that theirs may not be the ideal solution But they insist that if theirs is not the ideal solution, another one inust be found. Most Ofte',, lit' says, tile victim is an elderly %kolinin who never'before has liad to handle her finances. The death of her husband leaves her itii numerous bills and Financial decisions to imiake - ecismons she often is incapable of making, due primarily to lack of experience. since then. Bowman. "We ye taken on a big ballgame," sa id Homer, "but we're not going to let the issue (be. We want the people to know we've declared war on these rip-off artists." Homer said he had spoken with Rep. Robert Hattaway today and that Hattaa) was "very interested inthe problem." Horner said Hattaway told him he would assign some of his stuff to come up with possible legislation and to research the situation. suscep. The next thing she saw was a man with thin lips victim, Lisa Levy. He tucked the sheets neatly around the battered bodies tification that I've had the and a protruding nose opportunity to see," said rushing out the front door. defense attorney Robert police of both St. Petersburg Haggard. officers who "She was ,., , . Hattaway and Homer will meet next week to •1 r' - - further discuss the issue. Perez was a guest s peaker at today's ___________ meeting of the committee, which meets the first Friday of every month, according to Homer. homer said Perez is not a member of . -'--. , ' ''f house from a fraternity beer party %t)en she startled by the sound of fast footsteps on the stairs. tible or mistaken iden- overwhelmingly • -. - on the body of his second . - beers how much we'll never know," "Such evidence is for the jury to decide." Cowart also denied a defense motion to suppress the testimony of Utah The killer left bite marks .. ' -- /( _____ D111. 1XIS[ ' ,ElIFZ She identified Bundy as that man. ....'auits new lU%%' the committee but is "very active in speaking to senior citizens groups." lie said Perez is also the official physician for the Chamber's Golden Age Olympics. Perez said he first learned of the problem through his practice. He said he had personaily seen the scheme used against some of Ws patients. tie declined to name any specific cases. "I've also contacted other physicians in areas around the state which have large concentrations of older persons," he said. "Th ey all agree it's on the in crease." eto - Mayor June Lamann said Warren Knowles. establishing a prevailing wage The bills becoming law the po er way from the appropriate Political responsi. lie is in favor of a 1978 law Tallahassee, acco rate for public construction Thursday included measures Department o Health and bility and accountability of letting the Department of .e an ress International, projects. local goveri1eflt to assess and continuing state regulation of Rehabilitative Services, .A bill that would have de- ticipates the ordinance will be Graham said local govern. Environmental Regulation Local goverrunent regulation meet the needs of its citizens He vetoed a total of 11 bills pharmacists, landscape ar. rulated cable television in ado*ed, &$ft WoUldfltbe meids should continue toast and signed ,tv waive the requirements for or let become law chitects and developers; imple- of cable television is necessary he said. Seminole County's unin- right to go beck on our word." cable television rates unless DOT in some cases, but without Ids signature 138 other menting the Legislature's to ensure that "reasonable He asked the Tax Reform believes this year's 1,egislature Ctyuomey Ned Jullan Jr. they choose to de-regulate LJH.. q ?' .......onI rates, fees and quality of ser- Commission to study th proposals. Aidessay he Fias now rn'd -;:"' e cntire went too far by letting DOT may tang It up at the n ustry voluntarily. Sanford and 1ee (are) available, Graham municipal public acted on every b passed by giving the D epartmen t service tax determine when the permi tting beft vctoed by Gov. Bob meeting. I'm going to caH him The bill forcing doe-re allon the 1979 Legislature except two Corrections control of mentally said. Cities and counties can structure, Ind uding levies on requirements are tD to to see what the neid step shotild of cable companies Graham. vetoed or voluntarily give cable com- Ip gas and fuel od. The governor vetoed a bill was - I gwood City Commission, be, she added, by Graham Thursday . panics a free hand and some 50 Th e prevailing wage ll bi The proposed dimqWatlon was repealing a provision protec. " bad voted May 21 to The proposals and two other throughout the state have vetoed because local govern- ting parents who made a would have applied to cities he vetoed, "share a disturbing pgápilt Seminole Cablevision chosen to do SO. , 'I, ments should have a free hand diligent effort to keep their -exclusive agreement Intent to intrude on the reW its rates effective July 1. with The Legislature passed a bill hie been postponing ado~ ion of with cablevision companies, established borne rule powers ____________________________________ changing the municipal 12 gas in determining wages for children in school from construction projects, he said, prosecution on trua ncy-relat 1 city of Sanford several of city and county govern' thprdinance until it was seen ed tax from 10 percent of the Graham also vetoed a char ges. The bill elm - ' tes the te bill woWd months ago denied a rate in- Mentz," Graham mid. Around 11te Clock ...........4A Horoscope .................. 6A purdlase price to four cenIS a proposal exempting the so-called "unable to confrom Seminole bne law, The ordinance crease The other two measures Bridge......................6A Hospital ....................2A gallon, which would cost citi es 1)epartment of Transportat*on trol"defense, wgld increase the basic Cablevision. The firm's 10-year would have changed the Comics .....................6A OURSELVES...............7A $4.4 umillion In reven ue s over the from environmental protection Graham said he favors the n1f*h1yfeefrom$6Mto$7.50 a contract with the city has municipal tai on liquified Crossword ..................6A Sports ..................... 5A next two years. pennitting requirements when intent of the propos, 1. "greater up to a maximum of $8 11ftee or four years to run," petroletan gas and prottibited Editorial ...................4A Television .............Leisure "This amounts to an unac- critical road projects are in- Parental responsibility for the according to Citv Manager local governments from Dear Abby ..................7A Weatber ....................2A ceptable by'tlwo end of 1960. preemption of the children.- 1.55 .. -• 4700 you benefit. The Chamber's Senior Citizens Committee is planning to push Perez's idea for a solution to the problem. lie wants a law making It •. t t- "friends" who have themselves declared guardians and then proceed to milk the elderly ptr'o:i estate According to Dr. Luis Perez, SI, a Sanford Lon~ wood May Hike Cable TV Rates After Groh Enjoy Tha Do-i time," were attacked. Bundy's attorneys told By JANE CASSELBERRY Piece an art student attending he could just have a power of attorney or a legal guar dianship over the sen ior cit izen. Once he Is granted either, Perez says, the llah ss to l o bby." The Chamber's Senior Citizen Conunittee~ is (I about what it says is the recent somewhat tainted by the artist and she was tainted almost completely forever after b) the hypnotic session of January 23. "We also have to consider that it was three o'clock in the morning when she glimpsed the assailant ... site had ii cold, she was tired, she was sleepy, she'd had some handcuffs, crowbar and pantyhose found In Bundy's car when the Utah police stopped him. hypnosis the description did not vary In any way," 700 7:30.6:00 Monday thru Saturday understand and handle their complicated 1.57 PRECUT STUDS 1.75 , Ph: itrct' wants time rei's legislative delegation senior citiieiis lmo have just lost a spo use" ssib/e y Tr *ia kill er. The defense argued In a during the course of Bundle Mineralized ROLL ROOFING ago on suspicion of burglary. The judge said the Utah Supreme Court "The court finds that // orous home projects. 7.47 arrested Bundy four 'years forever, Lightweight, easy to work. Can be used for num. he said. "This witness, in The defense argued that hypnosis and the use of a suggestive sketch artists tainted her testimony 2 x 4 x 8" SPRUCE STUDS 3-Tab FIIIIALA$$ • mony Duri'ong Bun the court's opinion, was not a casual observer. She was pretrial motion that the details of Miss Neary's dewdption varied as time went on, The judge said the essence of her description remains unchanged, 49C f • 15 Year Warranty . ''''''"'' I MIAMI (UPI) - Circuit ruled today that a jury will hear Nita Jane Neary's -1 point or stain. '1 • were held at Red Rug l'ark near ('assm'lherrv on Thursday. The county won (he first ('OIltest, 12 to 2, but the ers .iine back to iii the second contest, 9 to -I. yells with glee as lawyer Jim Cunningham swings and misses during one of the softball Judge Edward Cowart - 1. Strong 90 lb. asphalt saturated felt has a protective mineral coating. Un. Ft. the con-men, they locate persons in such a situation and then promise to help thein Ta women before fleeing. The ruling on Miss Neary's testimony affects a major portion of the state's case against Bundy. [" I 12 No. 3 SHELVIN0 ' . . . As Perez describes the usual procedure of 1 lerald Staf I Writer . i " 3-Tab NO. 240 ASPHALT Square. Prices quoted in this ad are base.d on w:omr,5 ickng-up merchandise at our rI __- :', ''b . lt ltltAl)l'Ul{DOM , 15 80 Lin Ft ,ormt.rcutj 2.99 - --I 2X4X92%0# quantities on sWial sale rrierctwndise. ' 1 -' Square .... 20925 sundis as ui it Management reserves the right to limit J. .. 13.53 .................. 235 store. Delivery is available for a emll charge. .-• • a. PRICES GOOD THRU JULY12 7. EXTUIOR • : - FInIsW with laminated plastic In White and Gold Butcher 3%"x2Y • dential use. Con be loose-laid or cemented In piece. Decwstor patterns and colors in 12' widft. . .• . yewietness Ju e Ru s , • Sq. Ft. 3%" x 15': 10, I loned for resi single unit 36" x 77' high, or as two units, each 36" x 37" high. • costs each year. i'i, SHEET VINYL FLOORING Inter-foam cus . • Piece im...................... 9.80 3/8..................... 112080 1/2.....................14.99 5/8" 17.16 Sealed dovm by the sun's heat to create a solid, one piece roof that is Imperv• kxn to wind or We& Square. .. 0 cu in engine home can save as of Cushioned 110 Wax posts and sway braces for added rigidity. Use as a Nec 110.2 0u much 30% In fuel ''' .• ,.. games between Seminole Bar Association INTh0R 2929 Slf4ecIin A well insulated Rockwell /Sm,!Inn . • - . -• - . . .,.. -.. Seminole Roan! of County Commissioners, - 15 Thor Warranty - FIBERGLASS INSULATION ' T. Made of heavy -. ' 10.12 _____________________________ Krafted Backed - - STEEL SHELVING . . - '• Sanded one side. 4' x 8'sheet. 3.Tob No 10 .r "? •• j1 "ti PLYWOOD ASPHALT • J' Bag - $hrnl Control Wash.rI.ss PP-23 Pebble Beige cobs. A spark ling now f1w Is a great way to brighten any room's stmosphsr& 762 Antique Gold Vein .,,.. loop" tandard gauge vinyl asbestos 12" * 12" tile comes in PP-1 Gold Chip, PP-20 Spring Green and - 4•• Herat; PWO by To, NOW w,u YS S .. •. . latch. 19.99 Each FLOOR TILE 752 Gold Vein ............ eec • 18.88 ' A, , Each SINK FAUCET r ' -. ..T VS. OFFICIALS 80 lb. Bag(each) ..... ..... CHAIN SAW .• CAXVW .L • ,. Piece 6/8" *4' *8' CDX hopper. Coors ual oiling, muffler shield, safety chain, chain catcher and throttle 100% nylon level $ r - 50 lb. capacity Rockwell /Stet/ing A. '- J • to 80 lb Features wraparound Chain Brake/ Hand Guard, automatic and man- TUFTTONII I - ' 17.99 SB-40 D. facilities 112 Broadcast SPREADER - Each ..... 2.49 CARMNO T":1., - -, i . 13 C'J ft - 1' s_.t. ' - 77 0,, Premixed gravel, sand and cement. 80 lb. bag makes •, No 20-C'9 (each) - - -With aerator, cone washer, friction ring, tubes and adapters. Smoked acrylic handles. No. 8129. Brighten and add dimension with easy-to-apply stick on 12" x 12" II -• r PONCANIM 11111111010WIM AVC. FAUCET NolvIca back, 12 widths. ' Agency Approvid time, he said, the authority will work with Central Florida industries in an attempt to fully utilize the barge berthing •' , Outdoor ROOD LIGHT Light your home and yard for safety -J i 150 Watt indooruoor s. Screw base fits standard holders. te 150 par. Clear. mirror tiles. In 5 lovely patterns. 130. . - CONCRETE MIX pneumatic tires. Fingertip flow control 20" ____________________________ MIRROR TILES . froin the county, the adininistrator said, the impetus will shift to the barge aspect of the po rt operation. At that 1P=,Offs SHEATHING PLYWOOD fit, Each..,...,.. 59C ON DISCONTINUED and DAMAGED MERCHANDISE t Reg Price (Ii,, It) 1 t-10_0* 14 % 45 . caulking all cracks agalm ac,tv. 75 Ideal for stripping and many home projects. Lawn Fertilizer SPREADER 11 ft. a. Cartridgle UP TO 9 Reg Price (can) i AYi 'S Lin. Ft. PORCH SWING Handsomely designed 4 swing is 1- ,, i- si2 Can Each Reg Price (each) 2 The authority was established in 1965 by special act of the legislature. Construction on the 120-acre facility was complete in 1971. It was hoped at the time of the port's opening that it could be financially independent in 10 rears, Dolgner said. \%iien the authority does achieve financial independence Chamber Seeks Law To Protect Elderly Fro Estate sUFRIER 99 The total operating budget for the authority this year will increase about 6.4 percent, from about $303,000 to $322,000, L)olgner said. persons and tliat eight new businesses have located at the major tenant, Saxon Oil, has not been receiving and distributing the amount of petroleum anticipated. As a --- of a sudden, we lose a cornerstone, so to speak," he said. That's a legitimate statement. I'm confident of that. Now, who knows? The really frustrating thing is that we have no control over the situation," he said. l)olgner said figures totaled for April and May indicate Saxon is distributing about one million gallons fewer this year at the po rt than it did in 1978. Ironically, the bad news on the fuel supplies will offset a series of business upturns at the port this year. l)olgner said the authority has trimmed its staff From five to three PONDEROSA A premium grade ma- Operate Port going to do it. "We could have been off the tax rolls in two years. "This year we projected we would receive $33,000 in revenue a bo ve the rent. It now looks like we will get less than $25,000. Next year, we are projecting only $15,000," The problem, Doigner explained, is that the port's - Tube Price(each tube) th e company pays a fixed rent for storage 01 up to 10.5 million gallons of fuel each year. The company then pays at a graduated rate for each million gallons above the fixed amount. The company is billed as the oil leaves the 3.5 millIon gal lon storage facility at the port. Herald Staff Writer The goal of making the Seminole County Port Authority Independent of tax support by 1981 is In jeopardy as a result of the fuel crisis, according to the port administrator, Dennis K. Doigner. Doigner said the authority this year will ask the Seminole Board of County Commissioners for a bout 8,®0 in tax money help operate the port. But the request would have been under $28,000 had normal fuel supplies not been disrupted, he said. • - ROOF CEMENT clean itself with a squirt of water from . your hose. 18" x 24". DM31. One Daisy, IRROR TILES - 490 10 OZ. Tube monsinto Whisks shoes clean easily an comes . The ideal, practical way to Securely fasten building materials together for remodeling and general reP air. One stepP application. PP OfluS stronger than nails and screws. 2-Gallon [ I ________________ PANEL ADHESIVE 95 Each Reg Price (each) No 1200 ______________ This all-purpose paint for wood masonry an metals dries quickly k' •' LO a flat finish, cleans • • up with water. Super White in 2gallon reusable pail. ..1995 300 Ductless All Purpose Acrylic HOUSE PAINT Ce No 1200 Duct-To " Scot-Coto H e1p $48,000 Needed To RANGE HOODS Duct or ductless type, 30#f rang hood in White, Avocado, Hatvest Wheat or Almond. Blames Fuel Crisis II N Herald Staff Wi'fter w " the rate Increase, • _: --- --- -- • _. --- ----- - - - • -_I - ----• . --- - --• --- --•, • •.• •--- •- - ---- ••- ---•- -- - - • -. - . • - . . . •. - �Herald, Sanford, Fl. More Information Sought . Sen. Jackson Says U.S., Canada Terrorist Targets JERUSALEM (UP!) Sen. Henry Jackson has warned the United States and Canada are prune targets of international terrorism and said Congress will "without any question" pass anti-terrorist laws this year. "The threat will come from without and not so much from within," the Washington Democrat told reporters Thursday following a four-day meeting on how to fight international terrorism, The conference was sponsored by the Jonathan Institute, named after Jonathan Netanyahu, the only army officer killed when Israeli troops carried out a raid on Entebbe airport in Uganda to rescue hijacked hostages July 4, 1976. "North America is a prime target for international it acxson uriurIL groups," said, men ioning particularly the United States and Canada. "It's just a question when, and we better be prepared in North America to deal with this problem." - , . .. . ::. By United Press International w• The American driver evidently has finally begun to realize the gasoline shortage is for real. With demand down, all indications now in most parts of the country are that gas stocks are growing, lines are shrinking and more stations are open. In fact, gas supplies are so good in Rhode Island that a major dealers' group is ignoring the state's day-old, oddeven rationing system and selling gas to well just anybody. Peter Montaquila, head of the Ocean State Service Station Owners Association, which claims half the state's 709 dealers, said Thursday, "I told the members of my group to use their own judgment, but I've instructed my attendants at his own station to pump gas to whoever pulls In." - or Tuesday from the par king lot of an apartment complex In South Seminole County, according to Seminole County deputies. Pa ul Cave, 29, of 5573 N. Seinoran Blvd., near Win ter Park, told deputies he ?ad parked his boat in th e complex's parking lot. The boat and accessories were valued at $4,300, he said. sheets from the roofs of five chicken coops owned by a Casselberry man, according to Seminole County deputies. Donald E. Lovelace, 49, of 681 E. Seminola Blvd., told deputies several sheets of roofing had been stolen from five chicken coops on his farm. Lovelace's farm is located on Van Arnadale Road off of state road 426, northeast of Oviedo. Noting the manner in which the sheets were taken from the ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (UPI)—Egypt, Israel and roofs, Lovelace told deputies he believes the thieves intend to the United States agreed today on establishment of salvage the property. working groups to try to break through a procedural L.ovelace said the sheeting material had been stolen sometime hassle that has stymied progress in talks on Palest in ian .between June 25 and J uly 4. autonomy for six weeks "This is a breakthrough," said U.S. envoy Robert BURGLARY, GRAND THEFT CHARGE Strauss after the half-hour closing session of the fourth A 20-year-old South Seminole County man has been charged round of the negotiations, tj with t he Wednesday burglary in which he all egedly stole Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil said the worth of property. decision to set up at least two working groups amo unted to Stephen Andrew Hubach, 20, of 2642 Brookside Court, Maitland, Egypt, Israel, U.S. Agree - - Die As Buses Collide BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Twenty-seven schoolchildren and teachers died in a collision of two crowded buses and a truck carrying logs north east of Bangkok, police said today. At least 60 others were inJur ed. The two buses, packed with children and teachers, were on th eir way to a mo untain reso rt a bo ut 120 mIles northeast of Bangkok at the time of the accident in the predawn hours Thursday. The first bus rammed a truck fill ed with logs parked alongside the road and the second bus careened into the wreckage. Police said the parked truck has all its lights turned off. Bomb Target: Nazi Hunters' AGGRAVATEDBATI'ERY • Tells Tale Of Death Nicaragucitr ' Bectuty - - ' ' " '' " " ' ' 1. ''( -r 2 Japanese Boats Crash TOKYO (UP!) Two Japanese fishing boats collided in the Bering Sea today in an accident that sank one of the vessels and killed at least two of Its crew members, the Maritime Saf et y Agency said. The agency said fourother crew members of the No.5 Hokuto Maru were missing and a fifth seriously in jur ed. Reports reaching the agency said the 349-ton Hokuto Maru carrying a crew of 24 collided with the 5,4734ou trawler Tsuda Maru. - Despite the horror of the war, Miss Chamorro said she was determined to . "- evening that it wis retreating from Jinotepe, 29 miles south of Managua, at an important Pn American Highway road . __ - 4 . .. "' ' I - - ' • - " • - ' ,• ' • . , '. ' — J— .• I, " '' , ' ' , . . Business Addition :.",: -- ' ". ' , . A revised prediction advances the most likely date for the fall 'of the doomed Skylab space station to next Wednesday, a day earlier than the previous estimate. The calculation Thursday by the Air Force Space Defense Center housed in a granite mountain near Colorado Springs places a five-day period of uncertainty from July 9 through July 13 on Skylab's re-entry into the atmosphere. The space agency, which is coordinating the Skylab watch, said the abandoned 77-ton space station had dropped to within 133 miles of Earth's atmosphere. It has been dropping an average of two miles a day. WASHINGTON (UP!) ' a ' -- - 11 - : , ' ..;:'. f. ..' '- ' -.. ' -...,•; ,-• ' , territory south of' the capital. In Coda Rica, a Meanwhile, in Nicaragua Sandinista guerrillas bombed Managua's afrpQ(' and consolidated positions in a triangular swath of the rebels to add more moderates to their provisional government. In response to the rapidly deteriorating situation, . . . w' - "" , 1 ._4-..'• Guerrillas In Leon, Nicaragua. Dead man Is National Guardsman 'I • , . " ':-' •&.a • SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) Officials report what may be the first Skylab-related injury. Authorities said Thursday Mrs. Dorothy Larsen was standing on her porch Monday night, with her husband pointing out the Skylab spacecraft as it raced across the sky above the Salt Lake Valley. Mrs. Larsen took a step forward, fell off the porch, and broke her left arm and right leg. She was reported resting comfortably4, home. i 11 - President Anastaiio Somoza Thursday ordered Th ursday. Military sourc,,s said a twin.engjg plane eluding women, to report to their nearest military unit. A city-wide electrical outage struck Manag ua Just after sundown Managua airport 15 minutes after the lights went OUt. A national guard garrison radioed Thursday New Group Wants Kennedy WASHINGTON (UP!) - A labor-backed group, believing the way to convince Sen. Edward Kennedy to challenge Preident Carter is to deluge him with letters, Is organizing a dampaign It hopes will drive his mail clerk The National Call for Kennedy Committee said Thursday it will begin a mail campaign next week aimed at pressuring the Massachusetts Democrat to challenge Carter in the Democratic primaries next year. The group, is led by William Winpisinger, president of the International Association of Machinists, and includes Vic Kamber, a leader of the Building Trades Union. GM Offers Settlement - Sailors Back At 'The Strip' NORTH CHICAGO, ILL. (UP!) For the first time in more than a week, sailors at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center can walk through Foss Park and a section of bars, drip joints and clothing stores known as "The Strip." Hundreds of sailors rioted along The Strip June 24-25, breaking windows and fighting with police. They were upset with alleged overpricing by merchants and harassment by muggers, Navy spokesman U. George Farrar said. The Navy confined all sailors to the base June 26-27. When liberty was granted June 26, Navy officials issued ffan off-limits order for Foss Park and The Strip. The offlimits order was lifted at noon Thursday. - - - percent during the afternoon inds and un kiSba war a and evening hours, few thuaderstarna.. - - - - ,-" , . No More'Junk'Foocls - InSchools? If latest proposal on a scientific WASHINGTON (UP!) __.., _ I%5BVLUIW UP&UUIL 0111' dais get their way, millions of Mrs. Foreman said the the 1510 before or during lunch of foods that provide at least 5 percent of the Food and Drug Athnlnlstratlon's recommended dietary allowance of one of the eight basic nutrients, That would mean some foods candy bars with nutlir Ice cream sandwiches or snacks with raisins would not be , UUULU UUWU. She said sodas, chewing gum, frozen ice desserts and some American schoolchildren would no longer be able to buy mast, candies should not be sold anywhere in a school until after types of candy and soda before the last lunch period, lunch after Jan. 1. The public has 60 days to Assistant Agriculture Secrecomment On the proposal, so tary Carol Tucker Foreman there would be 1nuffltJent Lime Thurdny again proposed reto put the change Into effect stricting the sale of "Junk when school begins thiS falL in schools, basing the BflU1TU WOULU al - - Surgery Parents Won 't Ailow' placed In the federal govern- drink industry and e.ndv mat's 'lunk food" category. manvieduren am expected to oppose the proposal. Mrs Foreman said she an. ticipated alticfan from some people who will' object to the new standard since It allows more candy to be sold during lunch than a previous proposal she made in April IV1$. At the same time, the soft . INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) A week-old infant has been - flown to Texas for medical care because no Indiana doctor Under h1n. Foreman's first proposal, all candy U well as soda frosan Ice desserts and chewing gum sales would have been restricted will) after the lunch period. The proposal was delayed twice and then with. - -; - - • • ' -.- :'' - • ' . .,y;,, • • • - . . t • . • Z - '. Alprw , ' 4 (' \_-': •., . a • ' • p • - • .•. - • •. -- - ' ' • • A -, • F lat-plate solar energy collectors " - . SOLAR TEST -• __• 16 .. aI ' - .1. 1. -' 1 .. • .- ' -. , . . the rack" the Florida Solar Energy € enter, Cape Cana veral, take extra sun radiation punish ment from large polished metal reflectors. Under a contract with the National Bureau of Staitdards, the collectors will undergo several variations of sun torture over a twoyear period to determine their durability. on at - I Ab Heaviest Human Gets New Chance, Loses 900 Poungls SEATTLE (UP!) — Jon Brower Minn--h weighed 1,400 pounds last year. That made him the heaviest human being in medical history and he says he never expected to survive the ordeal. But today, he weighs only 475 pounds it loc,c of 900 pounds — and he says he won't pose for pictures until he loses a lot more. Minnoch, 38, has spent most of the past 15 months In bed at University Hospital in Seattle, in a daily, painful struggle with his body to lose weight and soft-spoken, niustachioed Minnoch from his hospital bed, in an interview with UPI. A few hours Lifter he got to the hospital, Minzioch said, the horrible pain strangely lifted for a few momnent;, as though he were dying. When he was tugged back to reality, he said, it was "almost like getting a second chance," and he resolved to stay alive. Ironically, it was a crash diet that led to his near-death condition. Minnoch, who has driven or owned taxicabs for 17 years, to said ne "just got so urea or being heavy all his life that he decid ed to cut his food inta ke to almost nothing. But for some reason, his body ceased eliminating waste altogether, and everything he ate or drank "hung with me." "Probably the most unusual thing about the case was the fact that he lived," said Dr. Robert Schwartz, the endocrinologist who treats Minnoch. "We were not able to weigh Jon because he was too sick, but we estimate that he weighed learn how to move again. It was March 19178 when a crew of firefighters rushed to Minnoch's Bainbridge Island home, removed a window, lifted the obese, ailing man onto it thick. piece of plywood and carriejijilni to an ambulance. When he arrived at the hospital, he was in severe pain, suffering from heart, circulation and respiratory problems and unable to move or speak. "Actually, I was being crushed by my own weight, you could put it like that," said the will perform heart surgery on him without his parents' permission to give him a Wood transfusion. The parents, Jill and Randall Weeks of Columbia City, will not allow their son, Trenton, to accept blood from another person because it contradicts the teachings of the church of Jehovah's WItnev'i to which they belong. Arrangements for Um trip to the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston were made Thursday by leaders at the Indianapolis Assembly Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. : Politician's Delight•• - No More Rude Letters MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. portion of your taxes that went (UP!) Rep. Mendel J. Davis, toward my salary, thus reliev1)-S.C., has told a constituent he big my conscience of further is gild he will not have to obligations." In his own handwriting, Davis contend with the man's "unendbig drivel" any more after he scrawled, "This covers both years so keep the change." leaves office next year. A Davis aide said Thursday the congressman wrote a letter to Robert Payne after he received a "rude and ugly" letter from the Mount Pleasant town councilman. Payne, a member of the John Birch Society, sent copies of Davis' June 26 letter to reporters. Davis, 26, announced several months ago he will not seek reelection after 1900 and will return to Charleston and concentrate on his law practice. He was elected In 1971 to fill the unexpired term of the late I. Mendel Rivers. Davis told Payne In his letter, "One of the small but gratifying benefits of leaving Congress is that I no longer have to put up with your unending drivel. "I have Instructed my staff to properly dispose of any future mall from you in the only manner appropriate to its contents" Further, Davis wrote, "Had of your correspondence ever shown even the common sense of a gnat, or a simple courtesy one expects even of a amniI child, I would have been more Impressed by your - CHICAGO (UP!) A federal judge has given General Motors Corp. permission to find out if owners of 1977 Oldsmobiles with Chevrolet engines would be willing to accept a settlement of $200 each and a new warranty. U.S. District Judge Frank J. McGarr granted permission Thursday to GM attorneys to communicate with the 67,000 car owners. Attorneys general in 47 states filed suit against GM In 1977, alleging Chevrolet engines had been installed in Oldsmobiles without the knowledge of purchasers. WEATHER - 1 • crazy. js,late the main guad battle line facing a 1,00. man guerrilla invasiqn fe at Sapoa, four milçs ve Coda Rican border. SA'TURDAY TIDES Jury Deciding Fate Of Billie Sol I am, readings; tern.. Estes Daytona Beach: high 1:14 perature, U; overnight los s, 71; yesterday', high, •4; anal It pm.; low 12,15 DALLAS (UP!) Once a The Jury in Estes' fra ud and got the go vernment machinery He said the federal govern- politicians Estes became Texas, are accused of co1• barometric pressure, 30.15; Pert Canaveral: high 1:01 ll high ro who wined and dined $10 million income tax evasion cranked up and nothing could ment had made Estes a friendly with er p.m; low 1:43 1:43 during his rise to isborsting to defraud tbree relative humIty, 12 percent;a.m., and called trial began deliberations stop it." "political prisoner" sInce 1012 financial power. Brockett said, industrial leasing coznpani Pert Canaveral: hIgh, 1:01 polIticians wid., SE all m of presidents friend, Billie Sal Thursday after final arguments The jury contin ues delibera- "because of his silence abo ut however, part of th n.m., 1:43 p.m.; low 11:01 a.m. e governabout $600,000 through: an Estea is now described by his in which Estes attorney G. lions today. Forecast: Partly cloudy President Johnson." mont's continuing I nterest In arrangement to market: 36 rert: high, 1:01 LUL tin'.ugh Saturday. ContInued 11:12 p.m., low 1:12 n. m., 711 attorney as a "political priso- Brockett Irwin said, "We must Thursday, Irwin called Edes IrWin claimed that, at Edes' EIt.ssteznsfrom thatknowledheavy-duty steam cleadera ncr" the government is punish- not tolerate an ungovernable a continuing victim of former request, he would not specify Ø. hot In the afteea.oas with highs p.m. used In oil field work. Thc lug for not telling what he bureaucracy that prosecutes President Lyndon B. Johnson's what he may be concealing In the low to mid N.. A chance Eates and his employer, government says the cleaiers BOAI1NGFORECAST .1 afternoon and evening not a crime but a citizen. They politics, knows. about Johnson one of many Rayincmd K. Horton of AlAlane, never existed. St Augintlne to Jupiter Inlet thundershower.. Lows in 70.. Winds variable mostly 1 old II miles Winds variable around 10 knots through - - - . b • 2,' 1 I'll • . . _~s .0. . / A&W't./ Is 4 • . .- . '.- .0 '•. -'----.•-.' * L I- - the capital, Jinotepe to te southeast, and Dirlambato the wed. The fall of Jinotepe also endangered the besieged guardganlsonatRivas,19 mil es from the Coda Rican border, where rebels held the western half of the city. If the rebels enlarge the southern trIanletoinc1ude % - - . Masaya, 16 mil es south of ' - - First Skylab-Related Injury Sandinistas today cdntrailed a strategic triangular area gi :of . ... , return to Nicaragua after the Miss Universe f inals on '.- . . . . 's--. ,. ", .'-' -• ''Y' ' .- - - - to evacuate by helicoptçr. The victory meant the - _; • , Skylab Coming Wednesday? guard's possible lahd retreat J ust north of Jtnotepe and forced thm . • approved a site p1an for A site plan detailing a 240 to 20-by-25-foot open-sided sun addition square-foot Williams Fish Market at 1805 screen for Auto 'Frain Corp.at W, 13th St. in Sanford Ui,S 600 l'ersimiiiuti Ave. -approved a site plan for ao rejected Thursday night by the planning and zoning corn- addition arid alterations to th mission, Commissioners said Church of Jesus Christ of the plan did not meet city litter-L)ay Saints at 2315 l'ark parking and landscaping Ave - approved the site plan for requirements. A revised plan for the ..d tin addition to the Child's \'. OrId (lay nurs&r at 2854 Sa nford (litton tan Lx submitted at later (late —approved a change of tist In other action, the Sanford request on a building at 0ld Planning and Zoning corn- French Ave. The building ill mission: be used for church assembly It --approved a site plan for a 1is fonnerly a retail stori. church in an existing building — denied Was a conditional it 915 W. Thir d °t mt con,.use request for I ddit Wright . mission also approved the seeking to P r right construction of a 12-by 22-foot an automotive body shop in an utilit> building adjacent the existing building at 1016 W site. First St. - ' • • '._z•.f \ •. - . - - - "We got a pil e of dad and wounded" a guard officer reported to is headquarters by radio. "There is nothi ng more:to do We have to get out." The rebels éut off the __________________ ' - Junction. - ' Shesaidthere was panic in ti t and more $'We passed many more bodies on the way to the city," she said. ' ,.. bodies lay on steps outside our house," Miss Chamorro said. 20 of the Charnorro's neigh bo rs begged to be given a ride with them. .. ., - Association for the Condemnation of Nazi War Criminlas, made a number of press statements on the We$ German parliament's decision in favor of contin ued prosecution of Nazis. BONN, West Germany (UPI) — A bill to eliminate the statute of limitations on murder, including those cornmitted by the Nazis between 1933 and 1945 today P5d the upper house of the West German parliament unanimously. Earlier this week on Tuesday, the Bundeatag, the popularly elected lower house of parliament, had ap. proved the measure by a vote of 255-2fl. . The Bundesrat, the upper ho use of parliament whose members are appointed by the 11 state governments, considered the measure briefly today, then passed It without objection, , PERTH, Australia (UP!) The Nicaragua entrant in the Miss Universe contest, Patricia Pineda Chamorro, arrived in Perth today and said she narrowly escaped death in her country's civil war. At a news conference, the 19-year-old beauty queen said she was at her Logo de Managua home with her parents, brot her and live sisters w hen the homes on either side of them were demolis hed in an air raid. "Everyone was kill ed in the two houses," she said. Sow after the bombing, her parents decided the faintly should make a run for the capita), Managua, abo ut a 90rnlnute drive ' • Murder.LimIt Law Passes .' 1 :: , I • A 52-year-old Lake Mary man was charged Wednesday wi th aggravated battery after he allegedly stabbed a man In the arm with a razo knife, according to Aamonte Springs police.' Tom Wayne Barra, of P.O. Box 362, Lake Mary, was ta ken to the Seminole County Jail and placed on an initial bond of $8,400, ac' cording to police. The incident occurred as follows, police said: Barrs was shooting pool with Hugh Edward Smith Jr., 2Q, of Lake Monroe, at th e Rendezvous Bar, 116 Longwood 4ve., AitBinonte Springs, when an argument ensued. - -. - Hunger Strike At Jail - W '.' Rejected By Board WASHINGTON (UPI) Burdened by pessimistic news on energy, the economy and politics, President Carter today was holding a kind of Camp David domestic summit meeting with top advisers to assess the major problems facing the nation. The president summoned Vice President Walter Mondale and other top aides to the mountaintop retreat Thursday afternoon, presumably for a wide-ranging reassessment of his policies on energy and an economy racked by continuing inflation and drifting toward a recession. But that announcement as have all others since Tuesday came from the White house, not from the press aide in Thurmont, Md. There has been nothing but silence from Camp David since Carter's arrival there. . ____ 4 'r Major Meet At Camp David Larry's Cycle on Sandy Lane, Paola, deputies say. lntry was gained by prying open a window with a screwdriver., Deputies say $600 in cash was taken, an AM-FM stereo, four large speakers and other property. FORD PICKUP STOLEN A Ford pickup was stolen from a Forest City man for the second was arrested Thursday by deputies after he was identified by his time early Thursday morning, according to Seminole County The two men left the bar to discuss the matter in the parking'lot. burglary victim, deputies reported. He was placed on an initial deputies. As they were walking through the lot, Barrs allegedly pulled out a bond of $8,400 for the dual charges of burglary and grand theft. Ben Schaper, 60, of 100 Dahlia Drive, Forest City, told deputies razor knife and cut Smith on the left forearm. According to deputies, Mark Casebolt, 19, of 843 Woodside his truck was locked when it was stolen about 3 a.m. train the Smith st ruck Barra, knocking the knife out of his hand Bar Road, near Maitland, returned home Wednesday and saw Hubsch driveway of his home. Th e 1976 vehicle was valued at $4,000. patrons helped detain the Lake Mary man until police arrived at sitting in a white van in front of his house. The two men conversed the scene. GUILTY PLEA before Casebolt went inside his home. A 46-year-old Sanford man pleaded guil ty this week to Casebolt discovered someone had ripped t he screen from a aggravated battery in connection with a knife attack Iqon his poolside door to gain entry into his home. Property taken included wife. a double-harrell shotgun, calculators and three record albums, he Between 10 and 12 inmates at 16 inmates. He said he receIved Eugene Hunter, who lists his address as Box 126, Sanford, was 55j the Seminole County Jail are word, however, that at least arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies May 12 in th Casebolt immediately went to Hutxsch where he found his e staging a hunger strike, ap. four inmates are eating tieir Midway area. Hunter's arrest followed a report that his wife, parently missing property on Hubsch and in his van, deputies say. in protest of a roach meals in that cellblock. Arebedello, had been stabbed dur ing a domestic dispUte. Deputies followed up on the report and arrested Ilubach. allegedly found on one of their "Supposedly th ey found a Deputies said Hunter's wife suffered knife wounds to the ates, Sheriff John Polk said roach, but! can't believe thit," pl stomach, arms, necic and shoulders In the attack, CYCLESHOP VICTIMIZED today. Polk said. "All food trays:re Someone broke into a cycle shop in Paola and made off with Circuit Judge Toza Woodson ordered a presentencing in, car ried directly from the ;kitmore than $2,500 worth of stereo equipment and other property, vestigatlon for Hunter. Polk said the httnger strike chen to their cell." according to Semin ole County deputies. BOAT, TRAILER STOLEN began Thursday noon in cell No The break-in occurred sometime Tuesday or Wednesday at A 17-foot boat, trailer and outboard motor we re taken Monday block S-i, which holds a total of me other details were imdia tely available. agreement on the priorities of topics for discussion. "This is an agenda ," he said. "We have an agenda now." shattered the car of Nazi h unters Serge *id Beate iQarsield in an underground parldng lot. Neit was in jured. The vehicle was a total wreck. Although the explosion damaged several other cars in the underground parking lot of the Klarsfelds' apartment house on the fashionable Avenue Versailles, no on e was injured. ThebombhttackcametwodaysaftersergeKlarsfeld, a French defense attorney and chairman of the Jewish • -'- Someone lifted approximately $12,000 worth of aluminum t 27 , " Station Lines Are Shrinking " " I - Gas Stocks Are Growing, - $12,000 In Chicken CoopRoofs Stolen £. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) A live firemen, were admitted for Officials said the 15 mph wind Creek, which runs into McKel' once the test results were in degree level. Bob Shockey, Drexel pre:a' carried the lar Lake and, in turn, the hand. series of spectacular explosions observation. Two Drexel work- fortunately At least 10 to 15 chemicals dent, said the resulting fl at a chemical plant unleashed a ers and a woman were poisonous fumes away from Mississippi River. More than 15,000 pounds of were in Drexel's chemical apparently burned "95 to t,-'~ cloud of poisonous fumes hospitalized in intensive care populated areas. soda ash and other chemicals mixing room when the initial percent of the chenu Thursday, sending 3,000 people The multi-colored explosions The d been • were dumped into Nonconnah explosion rocked the hot However, he said health Offs scurrying for safety, in cluding triggered a three-alarm lire right all day, sai IC mid-morning. daIs were concerned about ft' Creek to neutralize the con- room" at 200 who were treated at local that reduced the Drexel Cherni- Covin gt on But this is 0in taminants. triggering the fire that touched possible spread of organ!' hospitals. cal Co. to a pile of rubble at dangerous fire we've had off more explosions and shot 55- phosphates. El'.'and methylLocal hospitals were flooded midmorning. Memphis in the )'CaiS Aided by representatives gallon of chemicals parathion, all of which are drums Memphis residents with South While firefighters fought the been ith it F manufacskyward. ire Departfrom major chemical toxic. near Drexel Chemical blaze, authorities evacuated r living Cli turers, Environmental ProtecCompany officials said the Co. who complained of burning 3,000 persons and halted air, Representatives from the After the chemical cloud tion Agency workers began accident, which caused an eyes, chest pains and other ground and rail traffic in the Food and Drug :\dlliinlstrat!"h symptons believed caused by vicinity. All traffic on the dissipated southwest of Drexel, taking samples to find out how estimated $2.5 million in to check MICtlAr arrived contact with methyl-parathion, Mississippi River 70 miles south authorities used bulldozers to far the chemicals spread and in damage, may have occurred 0150 a highly toxic chemical used in of Memphis was also stopped to create a darn that stopped the what concentrations. Jan Rod- when equipment malfunction food and cosnietics transpotcl the manufacture of pesticides, prevent exposure to the deadly flow of chemicals from a gers, of EPA in Atlanta, was to overheated the mixing room- by trucking firms in the area drainage ditch into Nonconnah map out the cleanup strategy beyond the acceptable 105 were contaminated. About 20 persons, including cloud, IN BRIEF said the tax revenue had gone to help the city keep up with contract, the city will not be Adjustment. They said they ownership of The Forest's from about $1,000 in 1978 to an inflation and to finance the penalized in any way for can- were afraid the city would set a water and sewage system flom expected $119,000 for 1980. added services required by the ceiling the purchase. How the dangerous precedent by the developer to the city. The The Lake Mary City Council "I will not buy those num- city's growth. The purchase of a city would pay for the truck has granting the variance. Forest is a mobile home subThursday night delayed action hers," said Mayor Walter $52,000 fire truck also has been yet to be determined, officials a 66. division in the city. Its has in question The lot on deciding whether to ask city Sorenson. He and the rest of the cited as a reason for a possible noted. foot frontage on Grandbend developer, First Federal, of residents to approve an in. council then decided to post- increase In taxes. The council also overturned a Avenue. Under the zoning law, Orlando,has said it wants to get crease in property taxes, pone any decision on the issue In other action, the council ruling by the Lake Mary Board a home cannot be built on a lot out of the utilities business and, saying it did not have enough until the city treasurer was unanimously gave the mayor of Adjustment, which granted a unless the lot has at least 75 feet therefore, offered the systems information on hand to make present and could answer authority to sign a contract to zoning variance to a man who fronting the road. The Grand- to the city free of charge. The the decision, questions about the decline in purchase the new fire truck, wanted to build a home on a lot bend residents said the buyer city accepted the offer because Councilman Pat Southward revenue. The approval was given on the designated as undersized by of the lot knew it was it will mean additional revenue told the council that the city's An Increase of $1 for every basis of an amendment to the city zoning ordinance. dersized when he purchased it, from charges for city water *and property tax revenues have $1,000 of assessed property contract which gave the city the Residents of Grandbend thereby making the variance sewage service. "dropped almost $10,000 in the value has been proposed for right to cancel the contract at Avenue in Lake Mary were at improper. Councilman Burt Perinchief last two years at a time when Lake Mary by Mrs. Southward any point prior to delivery of the meeting to appeal the was not at the meeting. Kujbes The council also approved all our costs are rising." She and City Manager Phil Kulbes the truck. Under the new decision of the Board of agreement transfer said he was on vacation. to By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer BRIEF Explosions Release Poisonous Fumes NATION : Lake Mary Delays On Tax Hike Vote WORLD IN Friday, July 6 1979-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 979 about 1,400 pounds. lie was probably inure than that. lie was by at Ieat 300 pounds the heaviest person ever reported." Minnoch has been on a strict daily diet of 1,200 calories and hops's to drop to 300 pounds by December. Then he pi;pjs to leave the hospital with a goal of slimmIng down to about 210. JERRY FRitZIEuI formerly with "Happy Feelings4' TUES. th ru SAT. - 9 pm - lam HAPPY HOUR 11 "I've waited 37 years to get this chance at it new life," Minnoch said, wiping tears from the corners of his eyes. "There are so many people out there who have given up and they're not trying anymore. 'liutus what I want to say. Just give it one more shot." TEl 7 am pm 3 ~0 eu & kk FbV..W SANFORD NEW AT -4 - - -Reachout and touch someone --- --- -- - - - - - toiig1it. , _I ~ I ."_. .. F~* 1. 1 .. 98 311111, $1 For a seven minute call. Call tonight. That's the most you pay for a seven 7 minutes front rr minute call dialed direct* after 5 p.m. from Florida to any other state (except Hawaii and Alaska). And rates are even Iknvci • l .4 lower when you dial direct between 11 I 81 p.m. and 8 a.m. Long distance: it's still I MJOIJ l.65 I N\rk I S 74 one of the biggest bargains around. 1IU4U Reach out tonight with long distance. --- any reasoning. to It's Payne had criticized Davis to approve funding for legislation aimed at supporting the Panama Canal treaties. Davis attached a quarter to the letter, saying it was "the for voting a lot of '- love for the money. © Southern B ,. ,', L'iiyii J.1 i..iih.n Jr t.,'*•!.r..i..Il.tI,'I s' II 0 ,1 •.;h I' ,,, i I,' h,,t , ,"I t,,t, ir,i ,,L-, lajri,'.f k' .I.,0 k't •1J,i.• urn.' md . hjr, . ,ilIs Fo Jir.',i Jul i, •o,j Ki,w.w lk'.k ,'rarat,.f ra. n ,,n a t,it.'s . ' ' -' S • , l,,IId,r ,, ,'uT S.' a ,-Y -'4 . - JJ'1 -. I . -- ----- -- - - - --- - - - -- - - -• . . . . _ S . a I 'Appo", ., ... ., .. •. - -. . . . - • ....... . -- •. - .• - - 11 • - • - . . - - . • . - ' - • • -• - • - . - - - - _______ �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Arouna FrIday, July 6, 1979-4A LIttle League and softball tournaments are on the minds of many families in Seminole County right now. 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G iORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALDG. BECK, Advertising Director -. j While little leaguers are battling It out for the rIght to advance to the next level of competition, plans are being drawn in Sanford to host the state tournament for the Florida Recreation Softball AssocIation Aug. 3-5. iOC First on the docket Is a dandy matchup between first-half champion AAA Cooper Transportation andsecondhalf titlist Oviedo Auto Parts. The best 2of-3 series will be Monday and Tuesday night at Pinehurst Field. )1 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ' 1 \ i Kennedy Admonition T' It's getting at the time of year baseball and softball team managers start getting nervous. It happens every season about this time-soon as someone mentions tournament. By JIM HAYNES youngsters were the top quall.fyers from their country for the big California tournament next week. That series will feature the top homerun hitters in the league-Cooper's Don Causseaux and Oviedo's lloyd Wall. At stake Is an automatic berth in the state tournament, while the loser joins the third and fourthplace teams from the Sanford League In a five-way district matchup July 28-29 in Sanford. Teams from Leesburg and New Smyrna Beach will also compete. Arid that infamous driver series is returning to the Seminole Harness Raceway on Thursday nights July 19 through Aug. 16. Talk about a proud uncle and aunt! Pedro and Rosa l3achrach of Lengwood are beaming from ear to ear about their niece and nephew participating in next week's national junior golf tournament in San Diego. Janet Gas&nan, 16 and Albert Gassman, 14, were visiting their uncle and aunt in Lengwood en route from their home En Santiago, Chile. Seems the Radio, television and newspaper personalities will be driving for the fun of it, but big bucks are up for grabs for their favorite charities. ThIs year, the track Is offering $250 for win, $125 for place and $75 for show. Those also-rans win $50. I checked with the track, and am sorry to report they will not permit my children to be my favorite charity. SPORTS It' s of negotiations, no matter what amendments would he made." the German border to watch on VIEWPOINT - I-I e I p -- •. S 5 - : - _: •: A/jth - .. Food .-' . • 5 upward. . .4 : . . - . . That's where the crunch comes. And that's what food stamps are for. Since Jan. 1, food stamps have been free. If YOU qualify, they won't cost you anything (of course, they're going to cost U.S. taxpayers more than $7 billion in 1979. A family of four with a $2,000-a-year net income will get $154 worth of food stamps monthly, as of July 1. That's when the latest, 6.8 percent increase in the stamps' value went Into effect. • • .• • : .. •. :.1-::: '. • '... .. .. •, :. • -,:: • •: . ' - •' 5.. .. •;.--- - ..• . I.. ( :,.".l I • ' it .i ,.,, ;E..- ..' . • . . . . ".. •--. ".' -' . .. :: •., :, -: ' . ... . f .., .., '. • "- ' ..•- • security Three-Cent Value? Make sure your pocket linings are sturdy, your purse straps well attached-no weak spots or loose threads. Because those new Susan B. Anthony dollars are circulating and will be clinking in your handbags and trousers. The official date for Issuing the copper and nickel dollars was July 2, but the word is some of them were released at a few Midwest banks that jumped the gun before July 2. Rosalynn Carter received one of the coins that honor suf. fragist Susan B. Anthony at a recent White House ceremony. She said Ms. Anthony "helped give us that chance to develop potential in any way we those." Thenewcoinhasaprofileofthel9thcenturysutfragistonone side and an American eagle landing on the moon on the other. The coin is expected to save taxpayers a great deal of money because it has a life expectancy of 15 years Instead of the average of a year and a half for the paper dollar. The new coins cost 3 cents each to mint. And if the economy coiltlnues to skip along its present path, the Anthony dollar will - • "j" \,, ' :,. . . _____ , -. .1 - \ • .'-- Parade :..-.. - -4 , ' • ' 1• ' - Vra.tIcdfly everybody likes the clean-cut, forthright an that Includes Gabe Paul, who was about to fire. Torborg thEIr own minds already have sludge-like Cuyahoga again hospItable to birds Therefore, It was not suprising to learn that many golfers in convicted him of poor club selection, and fish clearly has proved Its capability or must register to work and accept offers of stable the case of a golfer who killed a goose with his goose," one of my golfing friends told me. "The once aroused. job.. puttei. BrIng on the energy crisis. proper club would have been a No.2 or No.3 are permitted up to $1,750 As has been widely reported, the goosicide wood, depending on the distance. sons or more in which at least one member IS 60 suburban golf course. fairway fauna and your Irons on wildlife in the the opening of the first 5and 10-cent store, F.W.'. or older are permitted up to $3,000. You must Woolworth's In Lancaster, Pa. At first, it appeared the matter would be rough. also show what your income Is, and )OU get some handled by the golf club's board of directors. A wire report on the occasion notes that none of'; "When you are killing snakes, for example, deductions to see if you net monthly Income Depending on which story it believed, the board you probably would use a sand wedge. It has a the chain's outlets today sells anything for i" niakes YOU eligible, had two options, sharply angled blade that penetrates the Un- nickel. There are, however, a number of ite riI: - The food stamP office notifies you about stW obialnable for a dime. If it believed the golfer, a local physician, dergrowth and provides the loft you want. Comforting, perhaps, but an artificial rose, a your eligibility, tells you how many stamps you accidentally hit the goose with his approach shot "In the fairway, however, most players would get, when you must re-apply, and sends a food and used the putter to put It out of Its misery, the go with a wood. The reason Is that In the fairway bubble pipe and a comb as examples of currentS" stamp Identification card. If you're rejected or bd might simply let the matter slide, you can take a full backswing, plus the club head rock-bottom pricing only make the good old days are given fewer stamps than you think you look even better. (Although mercy killings are illegal, mod gives you a larger hitting surface." should get, you can appeal. directors of country clubs probably would I said, "As I understand it, the golfer who To qualify for food stamps, a family of four condone goosanula.) Concerned about the tonnage of personnel a : killed the goose was on the green. Most likely, he must have a net income of no more But If the directors were convinced the doctor already had his putter in hand. In those cir- well as ships, the Navy Is going all out to shape for the year ending In October. Net Income went after the goose in a rage after its honking cumstances, wouldn't the average golfer have up Its crews. means a gross income of slightly more thafl caused him to miss a putt, they might suspend or putted the goose?" A new weight-control program will assist' $10,000. expel him. "Maybe so, provided they had time to read the personnel In shedding excess poundage. It's not Best way to go about applylng'for the stamps is As It turns out, disposition of the case is not all green and see which way the goose was going to so much a matter of getting into fighting trin1 to call the toll-free Infonnaticm number, 800-655 that simple. Investigators from a U.S. attorney's break. Otherwise, they would want a club with a according to Navy spokesmen, as eliminatIng1212, and ask for the toll-free number of the Food office are now checking it out. pot bellies that "detract from good military longer shaft." Stamp Hotline in your state. Every state has a appearance." AenUy, there Is a federal law against "How about using your driver?" I asked. free Food Stamp Hothne. The person who nfl. putting geese out of season. "Don'tberldlculous,"myfrlendreplied. "You SeamenandwomenarebelngadvIsedtoshape iwersyourcaflcan dlrectyoutothefooditamp One thing the investigators may wish to couldn'tteeupagoose.Andeven lfyoucould,It up and slim down or face disciplinary action. office neared YOU. determine Ii bow many strokes it took to would cost you a penalty stroke." Short rations, possibly? - ,., -. - "-.' _________________ ___________ _______ 4 ______ _______________________ -• '. 4- p' - -. .. 'ui •.: ....."' 'r_•.i - .zi,.- - . ::. _ - •- - • • - -i:' . - - - - . . - -. ..'..' ". • : - r' - 'J ' - -. . ' - _ - . - • .- ' ' - . -- -_ -, - • _ -- - - (Herald Photc by Carl Geiger) Schmit dives hack safeR' ahead of ____ . ,'' '-'-. .. - kI"adden's tag _______ _____ _____ _______ _______ ____ _____________ 5) III ________ 1 Jal tIai ' ___________ - _________________________________________________ Atlanta 5, San F rancisco 4 Twelfth Game Cflcjnn,Iti s, IlouSton 1,.,,d race 10.60 7.40 2 60 8 Johns BelIe 5 Oscar Gondra 6 00 500 2 40 St LOu". 7, Pittsburgh 0 7 lsasa.Diaa 600 2 60 500 3 80 6 Armond OBrien OAYTONA BEACH Today's Games 3 3 Sara Paco 70 4 Victory Rally THURSDAY NIGHT (All Times EDT) 37.103 P (52) I.l0; T (5-2Q 0 (4-8) 25.40, T (I--40 9S.40; T,me First Game Houston (Niekro 12 3) at ) 2:10.3. iS.20 5.00 s lGaldos.Fernan Ch)cgo IMcGlottiten 86). 230 A-2.434Hsitd(s- 8154.974. • Fourth race ;,. P m. 3 80 1 10 7 70 Bynos Byrd 2 lrusta-Pradera 6.20 Los Angeles (Reuss 2 7) at 5.20 270 S R,va Byrd 0 (4-4)11.00; T (4.54) 923.80. Montreal (Schalzeder 3 II. F 35 6 Middle 1 2 40 Second Game Pm 0 (I-St 22.00; T (IS-I) 137.30; 8 Duran.Pecina 15.10 12.40 9.60 S,)t1 Diego (JOnes 661 ,itt Npw DAYTONA BEACH Time 7:04.0. 1 Domlngo-Prader 5.60 4.20 York (F.tcone I 6), 8 35 p in Fifth race Thursday night I Galdos-Gerardo 1.20 San 1r,,nciso (Curtis .0 4) at A liirty Knots 8 40 3.60 760 IstraceM S-lIT. 37.23 43.*F P (3-2) sIco; i Ptiil,Ide'lptiid )Ispsnosa 1?), 2 Moonshine Run 1 Midnight Honey 380 2 10 4)743.40; DO (48) 1S$.40. 8 05 P nit nec 11 00 5 60 3 00 7 Sun River I clii II 80 Third Game SI Louis (Thomas 00 and 5 RaIders Run 940 6.00 11.20 4.80 3 o (4-I) 13.40; T (1-12) 250.10; 1 Rodolfo Denny 36) at Atlanta ISolonion 360 Time 2:04.4. 2SantI 4.40 3.10 7Mr. Able George 4 3 and M Matitler 2 8). 2, / 3.20 Q (2-5) 55.20. P (2'S) 150.30, T (2.5-7) SI.th race i Trani Pm / Fly Brook 9.70 500 2 60 Q (24) 35.50; P (7.2) 119.10; T (7•2' 470.10 PittSburgh (K Son 4 II at 2nd race CS-Il T. 31.79 3 Earlys Dream tO 40 3,40 4)253.00. Cincinn.Ii (L,iCoss 8 3), 8:05 3 Big Kelly 21.20 1.20 1.40 I Tiryitely Jerry FourthGame 7 20 Pm 6.20 5.80 0 (37) 33.00; T (7-3-I) 258.00; I Duran-Badiola 10.00 3.60 4.00 8 Raw Talent 7.40 5.60 7 Jeanle Do 4 40 Time 7:09.0. I CarasaDlaga Seventh race 4.10 0 (38) 70.20, P (3$) 411,70, T (3-4.4) 6 lrustaRodoifo 3Wenevir Bruce 600 4.80 3.20 QI.43S.I0iP4-11o2,;T(4.1. 21SI.0 3rd race E 3-I Time 39.45 I Dee Dee Napole 14.20 18 .10 ) 340.$0. 3 MOWitt&fl Whisper 15,10 11.10 8.00 1 Blossom BelIe 3.20 Fifth Game Sorensen Misses 8.60 8.00 0 (1-3) 41.00; T (3'I-4) 102.20; 6SaId-Sarduy 9.20 3.60 3.10 lOshkosh Success 6.70 Time 2:07.0, 4Beide.Enrlque 4.40 3.00 6Angevine Eighlh race By United l'ress International hitter," said Sorensen, who Tigers 3, Toronto 2: 2Munila-Dlaga 4.00 0 (34) 151.40, P (3-4) 3)1.50, T (3-4' I Good Night Jol 1 80 4 80 4 00 .msohl Thompson hit 0 (4-4) 39.40; P (4.4)71.50; T (4.4. 1) 2755.40 Milwaukee Brewers right- yielded a single to Chris 4th race B S-Is. T. 31.3$ 2 Istand Jade 4 20 3 00 2) 254.40. _________ Ii II . _______ - - i," .' .• . Dog RacIng - _. - • Gem a sacri- ... - ... ... ... Major League - - ... JACK ANDERSON 5,•, ''it, ,.•, - Baseball players, I ' [anger Knocks Florida, Wants Out Of The State WASHINGTON-A lobbyist currying favor on Department's policy councils? The Indignant The asking price for an Alaskan salmon flshlná The congressman admitted he was furlous Capitol Hill should never, never antagonize the Novak didn't like the implication, with Merrill bi* insisted It was over another permit limited to 1,000 a year Is be advertised girlfriend of a powerful congressman. Because matter nuclear waste storage. He wasn't even for sale at anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000 a Not long afterward, Merrill Rick Merrill violated this unwritten rule, he'll be aware, Dingell said, that Merrill had raised any license. The fishing-rights gold rush begaq; ° for a meeting on gas rationing out of a job at the end of tie month. question about his friend Novak. Yet Novak told tiecause advocates of the licensing plan sue- : Dingell Is one of the heroes In the marble halls of et, it in-.h,is.d tderrW was But us she had discussed the matter with Dingell Ceeded In arguing that the restrictions were' Congress, a thainplon of Energy Department's Chief ioyid in haps he also has a reputation for pettiness and several weeks ago. Later a spokesman for necessary to preserve an Alaskan salmon fishing until he crossed Mary Ann Novak. sz Dingell called us to acknowledge that the Industry. to be the rc*nantic companion of House Energy petulance. He emerged from his inner had misinformed us. But Alaskan salmon Is the most lucrative allotted Merrill. Snorted the chairman: "Mr. congressman Q'ialrman JoIm Dingell, D-MICII., whO commercial fishery enterprise In the nation and Still, Dingell Insists that he had no hand in speculators legislative Jurisdiction over the Energy MeITW, YOUI'e not Welcome here." are scooping up inge p.njjts.Wh. Merrill's firing, and this is at 1e oohie. In •"- ii * ule marset, me specuiatrs, a" the Byzantine world of Wuhington politics, It wealthy up Last January on the Enerj sportsmen and business interests arà Department's payroll. There is no sugge*sn Dingell. So when word of the Incident got back to Iai't necessary for a congressman to seek an grabbing them off. Left In bag are many of that she Is unqualified; by all accountaj she Is Merrill's superiors, they quickly hustled their official's ouster directly. If a powerful the native Alaskan fithdngthe communities which' quite competent. w earned quick promotion chief lobbyist off Capitol Hill. Now he has congr'-nw's displeasure Is known, that Is aren't able to compete with the big business" often all It takes to get an official bounced. and wound up as a special ssslutar't to Richard received notice that he's being fired as of July 31. entrepreneurs who grab off the permits. •"' Wright, the director of congressIonal affairs. Our sources say this dec4iLon was mad, by This may have been what happened in SECOND LOOI(: After years of denounc1n' This put her in the strategy sessions, which Deputy Energy Secretary John O'leary, who Merrill's case. But the upshot is dill the same: A "gasohol" a blend of 10 percent alcohol and 90 calculate hew to deal with recalcitrant happens to be a dose friend of DingelL conscientious govenunent employee Ii being PIsOUne_thebIgolico(pp.nie5may.. congressmen. There Is no one on Capitol Hill 1 volatile Dingell, however, denied to us that tired because he questioned the sweetheart about to change their tune. One of the big boys,-'• mare recalcitrant than the terrIble-tempered he had anything to do with Merrill's firing. "Are relafionihip between a congressman and his Standard Oil of Indiana, has quietly contacted,s, Dingell, who, therefore, was often the subject of you aware that this fellow ii wider psychiatric lady friend. the National Gasohol COnunisilon for permission the strategy discussIons. Thus Novak was care? bitted the congressman, referring to FISH STORY: A fishing license In Alaska to use the word on their pumps, and is movin(" Merrill. "Areyouawarehetrledtodrlve his car playing on both sides of the poker table. these days isn't a rmtilI4ry matter. Permits for ahead with a tid marketing of "Amoco' through the White House gates? Merrill was audacious enough to question commercial salm fishing wider restrictions Gasohol" in a few selected Midwestern areas whether her ri1atIonslp with the divorced It's true that Merrill has been getting Imposed by a 1V74 state law are a blue-sky Item And In Brazil, Exxon will soon begin selling pure," DlngeU constituted a conflict of Interest. In other psychiatric care; ft's not true that he tried to for speculators wbo've never baited a hook alcohol fuel for use In specially modified worde, was eli. a Mate Han in the Energy drive his car through the While House gate. except for gullible suckers. automobiles. - - Niekros Each Win 20? an4 the Deans, never did. -- - _______ -- -. - -, - - -, - - , said Thursday night, after Lam led off with a single off Astros 4: Phila THURSDAY NIGHT he and us brother Joe of the Pocoroba delIvered a run- highlight a three-run sixth Hqiston Astros could both win scoring single, took second on inning, to end Houston's six- IAD's Harold SMr. Quick Chin lMr. Cecil the nine-bit pitching of rookie 2RompinMltch Cuba 3, Expos 1: h1l Nlekro, who has lost 10, S Hawthorn Demon 3 Tiogas Power BIll Buckner's fifth-innIng John Fulghain, 2-1, for won when Rowland Office double snapped a 1-1 tie and Cards' victory. - ' • -----" • '' - - " ' San Fran San Diego Atlanta Second race Hendrick drOVe Ui flms to back eamue season. Phil has 11 wIns third, Office delivered. 25.60 9.60 5.20 LoS Ang 6.00 1.20 3.40 0 (205) 43.40; T (25.3) 410.20; - ................ - -. nesOt4*. 39 35 .527 6 cerned about his children, who range in age from six months to 10 35 .533 S'. . 12 39 .519 6'2 39 37 $13 * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 31 14 .113 11'.'2 10 years old. "I don't think living in an 52 32 .619 42 40 .512 area which is No. 1 in the _________ country in importing drugs Is a 10 12 .411 11 31 II 135 15'; good thing. It breeds a lot of 33 46 .432 1$'-'; crime, 34 49 .110 17'i, "A lot of kids grow up per- Thursday's Results Chicago 3, Montreal 1 fectly normal. But that is not New York 3, Philadelphia 2 the kind of situation I feel .. * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM But most of all, he's con- W L Pct. 05 7.40 4.10 Houston 8.20 Cinci 0 (1-4) 95.40; 1 (4.5.4) 9fl.5 43 39 .608 - West 5.00 3.80 3.40 Keith Hernandez and George Time 2:07.0. ever to reach that plateau In the pinch-runner Barry Bonnell to New York First race 30,ganies this season, making the throw home and, after an game winning streak. , pfr the3n the second sibling act error by Darrell Evans moved (1 and Joe 12. W L Pct. 05 s. LouiS SEMINOLE MInn., that he also thinks Dolphin fans are fickle and lack the loyalty of those in Mm- National League East Montreal * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS from his home at tiny Royalton, Oakland 3, California DanDrlessenwalkedwlththe Harness Racing Pittsbrgh Chicago Nlekro, of course, was was sacrificed to second by loaded and Ray Knight refrring to the possibility that Pepe Frias Pinch-hitter Bit! followed with a ncniflce fly to **pULJ - I ' - -. - . - - . - '7 TONY RUSSI 1J INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford ____________________________________________________ - . .- - - - . - - , - - ' - - 4. '. •- I pinch-runner Glenn Hubbard thieSan Francisco Giants. Attssdance 3414. Handle $242,494 Langer, 31, told the Herald Chicago S. Cleveland 4 Detroit 3, Toronto 2 I2ThraCeC3iT.31.94 lChanceLaddie 11.60 3.20 210 losing streak. toughing out a 5-4 vIctory over loser Greg Mlnton, 1-1, and p -. -. fS Seattle 1. Minnesota 0 260.20 Craig Swan scattered eight having erased a 6-0 deficIt _________ - hitsandJoel Youngblood led off KeenLawn 'ft would be nice, super nice, Wednesday. 3,40 3.20 Atlanta was traIling, 43, the game with a homer to help 2 Gold Coast Miss 6.00 If we could both win ," Phil Nikro of the Atlanta Braves entering the ninth. Then Mike New York break a fivegame 0(4-5)19.00, P (4-1) 42.00, T (4-S-v - - - Atlanta rebounded to win, Mets 3, Phillies 2: Now here Ctr the - "What kind of hair blower do you use? You've got a nice head of asbestos there." ___________ Kip Voun; 7.00 7.20 lTranI-Andre 29.20 3.60 4.00 IWPRanger 0(1.2) 12.40; T(I-2-7) 10.20; Time been tumnpletely pleased with "Guidry was pitching so homered and 1 20 oved five hits 2:04.2. in eight-plo-I Gaidos.Praders 5.60 3.40 8 Bon Boo Hurry ins perfurimiance so far thus quickly, all I had time for in (1-1) 48.40. p (7'l) 111.30, T (7.1$) Ninth race 2 Arano-Gerardo 5.20 wiping my iiiitigs, giving the Tigers tln'r season but on Thursday after- between innings was 6 Champ CollinS 23.00 800 3.60 Q (14)41.10; P (4.1) 162.40; T (I-I- $14.10 SthrareO3-$T.31,94 brow and drinking sonic 2)371.20. lVera Best 1080 380 miouti, he caine within five outs 1 PerPlexOd Edna 23.40 9.00 1 20 3 Grateful Dot White Sox 5, Indians -1: Seventh Game Gatorade.' of gaining entrance into ba3.70 3.00 10.20 4.40 3.20 3 Black Limo lZubiRodolfo 0 (41) 90.20; T (1-1-3) $15.10; Claudell Washington raced ball's most exclusive club7.40 4.20 lAmaMlghty Moe 5.00 4Ramon-Arrieta Time 2:04,4. MarIners 3, Twins 0: home from second base on a Q (1.3) 21.10, P (1-3) 13910, T (1-34) Isasa-Isldro 3.60 10th race tilt hiw-lers. Itick Iloneycutt fired a three- throwing error by catcher Hull 0(4-7) 42.80; P(7•4) 135.00; T(7-43 Happy Dream D 7/.60 Il 80 5 80 The 23-year-old Sorensen hitter and ageless Willie Horton Ilassey lthrace C 514 T. 31.40 5) 844.70. 11 80 3 00 4 Supreme Rock Ui the ninth inning, tossed a no-hitter for 7 13 1fl 2Mr, Ginger 8.60 4.40 4.00 2.80 Eighth Game 7 Kakosl Tom laced a pair of run-scoring giving the White Sox a victor) 6.40 5.00 14.10 5.60 3.20 1 DaytIme Jeanie rungs before settling for a two- singles to 1 Gondra 0 (3-4) 53.20; T (3-4-7) 1420.40, pace the Mariners. over the Indians, 480 8.20 4.60 3 Amaretto • Beide-Goirl Time 2:12.2. hitter and Sal Bando belted a 3Oscar0$ano 3.60 0(I2)17.40, P (21) 42.10, T (2.1.3) A's 3, Angels 0: A-1114; Handle $91,734 solo homer to lifithe Brewers to Red Sux 5, Kansas City 4: 0(4-I) 44.40; P (4.1) 124.10; T (4.$ 117.10 Rick l4angford allowed one Bob Watson's fourth single of 7th race A S-il Time 31.51 a 3-0 triwnph over lion Guldry 3) 494.00. an infield single by Brian Mountain B Fable 12.60 4.6 1.10 Ninth Game the game scored Jim Rice from hit and tile New York Yankees, 380 3.60 21.00 6.20 3.80 SFrultI l)owning in the fifth inning 3GoI' "Until they get tile first one, third base in the eighth inning 3.20 7.00 380 3Nextlme IOscar and Jim Essian drove in two I'm always conscious of tile no- to give Boston (lie victory, 3 Said 3.20 0 (SI) 28-00. P (IS) 93.90, T ($3.3) runs, giving the A's a victory 0(34)37.80; P (3-4) 232.20; T (3-4- 244.00 Sth race 03-S T over Nolan Ryan. 10-6. 2) 30710. American League 4Bla:erTroubtes 11,60 4.00 3.20 Tenth Game East ITTW iiiti 3.20 3.00 3Mutilla-Isldro 13.60 6.50 4.20 ICeleno W L Pct, GB 740 Egana-Dlago 1.10 $ 40 5 Firey Fellow "That's very hard for me to answer," he replied, honestly. "I 5.4 21 .667 _________________________ 3.00 0 (4-4) 11.40, P (4.4) 37.80, T (4.4.S) BaIt 2OscarGasti II have a flash temper and get the 'pinky' quickly sometimes, but I Boston 50 29 .633 3 94,20; P(3.4) 304.30; T (3.4. 411.00 Mllwauke 47 34 .580 7 don't hold grudges. I learned that from Walter Aiston. I 9th race B S.IIT. 32.03 2) 490.00. 38 .537 10', 7 SW's Frecktes 650 3.00 340 New York remember when I first became manager of this club. We won our ElevenTh Game 4.60 DetroIt 37 40 III IS 7.00 IVicandiArca 36.2023.00 IBloosy 13.00 first seven games and! was beginning to think, 'This is easy.' ___________ Clevelnd 36 44 .450 ill,, IDomingo-Olano 5.10 350 3EchoFantastic Toronto 26 35 .310 291,., Managlngtbeballgameistheeasiestpart. Handllngtheplayers MIAMI (UPI) Center Jim comfortable in. I worry about Q(7'$) 35.00, P (7.5) 93.90. 1 (7-5-3) SArano-urqulza 7.20 -'1irt1. West Lunger of the Dolphins says he (fly kids. is pomethlng else agaIn...." 0 (1-5) 47.40; P ($1) 71.10; T I-i- 639.10 W I. Pct. GB 10th race 5$-Il T. 31.61 wants to leave Miami after the "The Miami drug situation is Texas 17 34 .580 HP 900 3.40 210 B CalIf W79 season and either play for 48 36 .571 just '. an epidemic, particularly 3,2U 1.6O 3 Carrie Again 43 36 .5.14 3 the Minnesota Vikings or retire cocaine. It's completely out of 2 JIm's Flyer 1.20 Minn city 42 39 .5 Q (3.5) 14.20, (5.3) 42.40, T (5.32) from pro football because he hand. I have gone to schools to __________________________________ Chicago 35 15 .436 11"; 111.40 Seattle (IoesZi't think south Florida is speak and have seen it sold on 36 19 .424 13 3.60 Oakland 24 60 .286 241,; the proper envirurumient to raise the school grounds," he said. 7.60 27. By United Press thtCruationIl singled to center, capping a Rick Reuschel and Bruce Sutter S Lr's Best Way Thursday's Results 6 Black Bonnie 4.40 3.00 his four children, he told the ___________________________________________________________ The Perrys once did it, but two-run rally in the ninth. It combined on a six-hitter for Boston 5. Kansas City 1 SCharlieGoodbee 3.60 MIami Herald. Milwaukee 3, New York 0 great ones like the Mathewsons was the second straight game Cubs' win. 0(1-5) 10.00, P (5.4) 121.10, T (8-4.5) . ______ • The favorites claimed vic- headed for an upset against ;mr tories iii the opening round of Specialists, taking a 3-1 lead the Mustang tournament into the last inning. But a three'lliursday night in the Seimiinole run rally turned time tide as Kirk Hozek scored the tying run and Pony Baseball League. ( renter Co mist ruct ion Mark Coffey scored the winning (leleated Adams Auto Parts, 10- run. Scott Bowers caine on to 4. and Air Specialists stopped mow down the side in order in the bottom of the seventh to Shearer Electric, 4-3. (reater Construction takes preserve the narrow victory on Adams Auto Parts tonight at Rozek had two of his team's six 8 pin. in the double-climination hits off tough-luck loser Tuimniy tournament, with ,\damns Auto limes, Bowers picked up the l'arts and Shearer Electric victory as Specialists pitchin': battling to avoid eliniination in permitted just four hits. AIR SPECIALIST SHEARER ELEC the 6 p.imi. contest. ABRH ABRH The chamupionship ganie 5 211 Granwill, 2 vim, I 0 Inria 3 J Sowers scheduled Saturday. 304 3 I 2 Pullium Royik 3 0 0 Oikmer 2I 'l'he reward for the eventual uflon I0 II 0 Abner oll.y winner in this tour-team Hemphill 3I0 2 0 0 Me,ina 311 I 0 0 SneIl tmiriie' is significant in that the Mackim I00 I 0 0 McColtough Sloth ''hanipion advances directly to Linviclin I0 2 0 I EVIAI I0 I 0 0 Slapleton the state tournament, which Harmon I04 2 0 I Gom,t Hrip I0 Points 3 0 I Hines Eby will be held at the Five I t 0 0 Recee Ebbert complex on July 20-22, The S. Bowers 23 3 4 3 0 0 Totals 2744 Totals three losers must ceme back 000 103 4 AIr Sp,cial,st next Tuesday thre'igh Thur- Shear., 010 000 3 Elet,c sday in the district tournament AUTO GREATER COHST. for t!iti'right to tuake It to the ADAMS PARTS AS R state tournament. AS R H Lewis I Houghton 4 0 0 Roney I Shawmi Fhoherty went 3-for-3 Whit. 0 I Slivens 3II Bauchen 3'' and picked up the pitching w 33 3 Wilson I 0 0 Taubense'. 200 .'igiiiILSt Adanis Auto Parts, dim II0 21 I Mirtrl McFadden 111 Mohr 30 sshiicti was held to just five hits. Swirly 2 I 0 Lu. 00 Mike Sctumiit scored three o 20 2 Pirr,h 1 0 0 Burns I00 runs for Greater Construction, Bidient I 0 0 Flaherly 323 2 0 ,) Hux while Bill Lewis, Dale Stevens, Sm,th 000 Mullunt I 0 0 EVans II I Mike Martel and Eddie Evans Luc. I 0 0 Kry9.r 200 28 4 S Gold,n I00 cacti tiiude significant con- Totals Totals 2710 tributiotis. Adams Auto 000 004- 4 Stie&irer Electric appeared Oreal.r Consl. 103 SIx-tO ' whetherwewinthepennantornot,Ihavemadeupmymlnd,"he said. "Idid alot of thinking about It and in light of allthe things thai happened, I'm not sure how effective I would be if I continued managing this club next year. So what I've decided is that I'm going to go home after the season and look for another job in baseball. ".1 would like to say one thing about my players they've been absolutely terrific! Jim Norris and I had not gotten along that well before but since this happened, we've had a much better Bobby Bonds, In a 'IV Interview, said if they un4èrstandlng Duane fired me, he wouldn't sign with the Indians next year Kul.perwouldn't go onatalkshowbecause the fellowconductlng it And a few players just came by and had been critical of me shook my hand without saying anything. That meant as much to me asanything else. Tohavethlngsllkethistake place after all that happened merely reinforces the way I felt about them to begin with." What about Paul's claim that he Isn't tough enough with hIs asked Torborg? - A ____ ________ ______________ - - -.i, - _______ _____ ________ _______________ - '.. - .' .:. . . ___ ;4"i.'b,.. ,I,'/,M I- ' • .. - .' 11 weekend. Paul's chief criticism of Torborg is that he isn't tough enough with his players. --Noncthelcsi, Paul doesn't simply wish to throw Torborg out-In---the cold when he does make up his mind to change managers. Youknow thatlittle patonthe backsldethemanageroften gives his departing pitcher out there on the mound just before he tells him he's finished? Torborg already has gotten that from Paul. 1aul assured him last weekend there would be a job for him In the Indians' front office after he no longer was manager. From Cleveland, Torborg told me Thursday he feels closer to pj players than he ever has before, but he did not go back on his prövlous statement that he's quitting as the Indians' manager after this season no matter what happens. 'There's no question in my mind about that," he said. "What If yourclub should come on to win the pennant?" I asked hliü. It's almost never too late, it appears. And a - . -& 'i.' .f4'€' ... In all probability, according to the Information I get, the Yankees still will be interested in taking him on at such time as Paul decides to let him go In Cleveland or Torborg chooses to leakre of his own accord. He already has saId he won't come back to manage the Indians next year. What does Billy Martin have to say about all this? thily Martin Is and always has been a big booster of Jeff Torborg. Maybe he can't come right out and say how much he'd like to have the 37-year-old former Dodger catcher working along with him because that might be misconstrued as tampering, but bear in mind it was Martin, as manager of the American League AllStais, who asked that Torborg be added to his squad the last two years. Martin's request was granted both times and Torborg served as the AmerIcan League's batting practice catcher. - " .. ____________________ a : - NEWYORK(UPI)-GabePaul,theysay,istheklndofguy who gives Ice away in the wintertime. That's not entIrely fair. How can they say such a thing about Cleveland's president and chief executive officer when he was the one who turned over Graig Nettles to the New York Yankees seven years ago during his first tour of duty in the front office with the Indians? For his next trick, guess who he may wind up giving the Yankees. Would you believe Jeff Torborg? It could happen, and rather easily, too. Had Paul gone through with his original intention of hiring Bob Lemon as Cleveland's new manager last Monday, the Yankees very likely would have added Torborg as one of their coaches shortly thereafter. But then, it's just possible that In a continuing fuel pinch even that consIderable obstacle to widespread acceptance could be overcome-, providing power steering, air conditioning and other options were right. Don' t Annoy VVrong People On 'Hill' .. '''-'d' . ' I 1r - BERRY S WORLD ' -"*4.,' ,_4.,4,f. ____ Torborg In Pinstripes? ________________ 1, '['he match started at a fierce pace with sonic spectacular winners from both players. But while Borg hiatt the ability to sustain the high quality and used his greater control to sway - ..'- '."t' I. ,lIhnl.::! - Connors, using a nasal spray in between breaks, found hayfever was the least of his worries, _________ 1.. -. •. ,I 4 .,II ' - it' Bag .Li.ni f By DICK WEST __ .. _________ ,,•• me cuaioa tociav. wine $111 not what yo wOuld want' 'piped into your pool Is a dlfferenf dispatch the goose. On most courses, par for river. Cleanup efforts have changed its water' I he . G.o If - Ii %lII.1'UN RI('IIMAN It was back In 1969 that the Cuyahoga River, meandering through the city's industrial heart, caught fire. The event did nothing for -' Cleveland's already well.charred reputation. - L IGHTER SIDE •.. conimented later, 'I think I could still improve a bit.'' Specialists, ..I. Greater Vie _ Li. "1• ••• Speaking of fuel, Cleveland recently observed the anniversary of an event that has done - older, you can be interviewed at home or by happens nowadays, somebody tries to make a one, it was a birdie. of fear." The Senate would do well to remember that admonition as it ponders the changes that will be necessary if SALT II is to contribute to preserving the peace and safeguarding American -': .5- decide to swallow their objections and accept a balanced SALT III treaty will have been established. Eighteen years ago, John F. Kennedy warned . 4. :, r , • - Alter you've applied, you or someone In your household will be interviewed by a food -Yàu have to prove you're a U.S. citizen or a . z . • . P L 4 • - - ".4 the balance, Connors could not clinch the winners. Connors staged a brief rally, breaking Borg the first tune on his way to a 2-0 lead in the third set, but this merely forced Borg to raise his game even more. With a blistering array of fierce drives and subtle lobs, the Swede swept six straight games again.st the dispirited Connors, who was left to lick his wounds and head back to the United States, annihilation of Connors, but Anthony Wilding in 1913, but that was when defending champions went straight through to the challenge round. Borg has now won 27 straight matches at Wimbledon SflCL! his last defeat in 1975, but is not underrating Tanner, the 153Ilipti server who reached his first Wiinbled,in final with a 6-3, 7-43, 6-3 vietor' over fellow imierian Pat l)upre. Borg played near-perfect tennis in his one hour, 43 minute I'-- 4 Sports may have beaten Detroit to It. A recent news brief informs that their experimental model won a fuel-economy competition with a top speed was just over 9 miles an hour. That won't burn up any tracks, but at the equivalent of 2,070 miles to a gallon of gas it's guaranteed to leave the energy crisis In the dust. And with a little tinkering, the designers think they might be able to hit 18 flat out. There Is something other than speed, or lack of it, that could be a problem in selling much of the public on the vehicle. To minimize wind resIstance, the driver of the cigar-shaped sub' subcompact has to be flat on his back. • ..a.. I - - • .. ...., • Martina. I have the confidence in my game," Evert said. "Last year, I never thought mentally I could win the match, even when I was up 4-2 in the third set." Navratilova approaches the final in an equally decisive mood: "I don't have to worry very much about pressure now. After winning Wimbledon last year, I don't have to prove myself any more," History repeated itself in the (\ ByDONGRAFF WhIle the industry has been responding coolly to Transportation Secretary Brock Adams' repeated urgings to "re-Invent" the automobileL 4 i,. • .., 4. men's singles Thursday when triple champion Bjorn Borg swept major rival Jimmy Connors out of Wimbledon for the third successive year. The 23-year-old Swede ruthlessly dispatched the lefthanded American challenger, 62, 6-3. 6-2, and now meets fifthseeded Roscue Tanner in his chase to win the men's title for the fourth consecutive year. The last man to achieve this record was New Zealander i Has Merit I .. • . S S But what if you - or your friends - are living on a very small, fixed Income, such as Social Security or a veteran's pension? 1. 1 • -- ByWILUAMSTEIF Everyone knows the cost of food is zooming "Right now, I know I can beat has followed the seeding pattern right through the tournament. This time, lloyd, champion in 1974 and 1976, is expecting a happier ending to her sixth final and has looked the more Empressive in the earlier rounds. lloyd, with a 25-8 record against the Dallas-based Czech exile, has a psychological edge after beating the left-hander In a three-set final at Eastbourne two weeks ago. Roscoe - - challenge they face. e.t.-eianced and This IAodeI . - television the defense of her WImbledon crown Friday against Chris Evert lloyd in a repeat of last year's final. It Is fitting the world's two top players should dispute the women's singles title, which VIEWPOINT =•:• A family of four wIth a net yearly income of Should the Soviets stick to this position, we can $4,000 will get $105 worth of stamps monthly. A be all but certain that SALT Ills dead. Indeed, famllyoffourwithanetyearlyincomeof$6000 Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd went to will get $54 worth of stamps monthly. Even $54 Moscow to tell the Russians as much. can buy a lot of groceries. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker's Thestampsareusedllkeacashatmoststores, announced decision to oppose the treaty unless It is but they can only be used for food, and seed and amended appeared - to doom chances for plants to grow food. ratification without alteration. Although food stamps are federally funded, the Clearly, the Senate should not be deterred by program is run through state bUc sststaty' threats from Moscow. If the Soviets insist on en(welfare) agencies. Utv'ia, • (lung the decade-long arms negotiation process stamps: because of amendments that would render SALT II - Go to your local food stamp office, get an fair to both sides, so be it. Such an action would application form, fill it in. If you qualify, you'll unmistakably reveal the Soviet Union's real obstamps within 39 days. jectives and. alert the American people to the get American security will have ... • • Vs. Chris. Biorn Vs. Martina WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - Martina Navratilova's mother will have a ringside seat this time, but her father and sister again will travel from Prague to a Czech town near Should Be Recalled We hope the United States Senate is prepared to demonstrate that it does not take marching orders from the Kremlin. In signaling both its independence and its common sense, the Senate iIl want to amend the SALT II treaty before considering whether the agreement should be ratified or rejected. it was to be expected that the Soviets, having negotiated a strategic arms treaty that concedes them considerable advantages, would favor its approval by the Senate without alteration. It was likewise to be expected that the Soviets would publicly express their support for the treaty's existing terms even as the Senate prepared to consider whether those terms were, in fact, in the best interests of the United States. What no one in Washington was quite prepared for was an explicit Soviet ultimatum. Ratify the treaty as is or the entire arms negotiation process will be cancelled. That is exactly what Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko said in a recent Moscow news conference. To ensure that there would be no misunderstanding, Gromyko switched from Russian to English to tell reporters, "no matter what amendments would be made, it would be impossible to reopen negotiations. It would be the end, Friday, July 6, 1919-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The tourney Is the same event in which Oviedo's Tracy Gaster will be competing. .•. -N 4 '0.LI - �a Friday, July 6, 1979 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDIE -, Answer to Previous Puzzle (ebbr) I I V _c IT U1MJ 54 Holding up I Jest AjJRAJT E1 $ against 5 Tartan's mate STA V1 1 S, 56 Unrefined 9 Cunning 10 SA LJL...L metal 12 Made mad A is 57 Having pedal f 13 Equable r _____ digits 14 Motoring v I v TO I o association 58BuIl(Sp.) LE I I T 0 59South(Fr) PR I U M 'v l5Kinds - - - MAPL 17 Thousandth 60 No ifs or buis AY T A fl T 18 Put into office [TJAIKIE OC!LCT CL 61 Arncrican 19 Laud EIU GE I NE IMIPfAtLf( patriot 21 Which IXA CTS IC TT IR SPER IT 10 ME! -' W-4EN PEC2L.E GET ACROSS 53 Tenth month by Chic Young TI-4E ' -71-.Q1,,-w V- <_-, ;,~"'..-~ ___ - b, :,.'~'. ( i .,'i-3.? *-, ________ __________ ___ __ ____ 1110 ____ Off - V_____ _____ _____________________________ _____ ______ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____ _____ _____ ________ ___________ _____ BEETLE 27 Opinion 29 Cut fine 32 Debonair 34 City in Ohio 36 Snoozing certain foods have potassium in ____ ____ ____ __ _____ _____ your ____ ____ BAILEY by Mort Walker ____________________________________ I USED TO BE GET RUNNING START WAY BACK JUMP ABLE TO _________ 37 Desalinate ______ E; . I. 26 Under force 50 Disturb the FCS plane 5 I _______ 5 7 6 9 8 - 13 ____ F -I.(Z - ______ ___ ____________ eva 7 r - V (IIJ' OUR gi Wa-P W J09T £O$4VRTO J _____________________ __________________________ __________________________ VJtL, VV A1-VJA (Iug E,JE1C.RUJCH,.. )j jp p'oy&g ,, - - - taking medicines to wash salt and water out of the body. Potassium is found in bundant quantiUes in most fruIt. That's why bananas and - - - - - - - - -- - 21 22 - 23 _______________ 27 28 iT - 38 - - - 41 39 40 classes return _______ - - - 42 43 - 44 Letter 45 - - - - 53 _______________________________ ARCHIE - _ AME _________ might be fatal. Maybe if they didn't care so mucho I would have found a THING I 4, I: I : N-_ . ; k __ 1.- ,: :.;:%: :!-"` . 00 - _____ _2- flS GFO ftR _ _____ N " ~`,~;~-~~"*i~:- ~~: eJF better, - - - WM .. . --... . me WANTED 0A PANCER.' ---,,;__y_ OMETHING BY A BEAUTiFUL FRA/AE' 7. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. ____ ________________ 00 BUGS BUNNY ____ I _____ __________________ _________ ' I C. A ( I , I of lasting for a long time. You won't tire of them, norwill they wear out pratwely. WOLJL.P VtJ %4IN LETTING LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCt. -I d 'I ____ ,L _ _____________________ 1 ______ _________________ _______________________ FRANK AND ERNEST 11 31 . 2 - S t son his king under the ace. ___- AM.4Zmt 11 . ØLJPIRflN& CAFr 1r4lN1DY I bPLJC bMMW1): 0$ VIOLJL-Y A PHOiOF I -.JL 5CRIfltSLE SCRI5I- 5CRIS& (( -- . L in pareur:' ___ L an c cer ___ ANN G. IN EARLINGTON, KY. coloring and personalities? DEAR ANN: I found the Item, and here it ts: . fl, _ __ ___ _____ May I help? I have been BARBARA C. AND Nickname her "The Sanitation me... DISGUSTED IN THE BEEN THERE clearly as you. There's no point relative who has not visited us DEAR ABBY: The night In rubbing It In. Why discuss for some time and I simply heard all comments and before Mother's Day our son the obvious? must have her visit soon. (She's questions. Here are sometried called and invited US out for a DEAR ABBY: You should been hinting for a invitation.) and t rue respo nses: I rarely invite her beca use in Mother's Day dinner along with have told A CARI'ENTER'S Q: Oh, isn't Is a shame you his wife, he r brother and his DREAM who Was flat as a the past she has inspected my Now here the clinker: "Would humor about her udderly I've see n her very carefully si nce he hopeless condition. For example, a group of Plastic Leaves Its Mark Maernme Class AGES 10 to is ______________ EVERY THURSDAY, 10:00 A.M. ________________________ - -.,, . ' ______________________________ - . . - i :. - ..: :. , : . '. ' . u,'r-'T ..' '.. _ -- -. :' -' .4.,.i c';.?' ____ . .i .,. '*:. _____ DEAR E.B.J. - Perhaps the PoUy's use two a week you can cut it Pointers following. When you open any following letters will be of some size can, empty it and then open help. - FOLLY 191OFRENCHAVE. SANFORD 322-1792 __ the other end, put t he two lids - DEAR POLLY - One way to HOBBY DEPOT down to one by doing the Inside and then step on it so it becomes flat as an envelope. remove plastic that has burned Hot gravy was spilled on my Break up all packages and on electrical appliances is to white porcelain stove top and it boxes so they are flat and also use lighter fluid. (Disconnect turned completely black. save a lot of space. - N.H. the appliance first) Just drop a thin g I tried helped at all DEAR POLL? - One day my small amount of the fl uid on the No _. You must register in advance trash bags are. If you ordinarily chrome electric oven. - E.B.J. -, I)EARPOLLY-Weallknow I how ex pensive those plastic and burned on the back of my ____ I . . can't have 'children of your wife, and his wife's mother. board to develop a sense of house like the white tornado. ;,. piece of bread wrapper that fell - 1 Welcome NEWCOMER' - t _____________ ____ .__. _______ ____ fl . : - ,.q • $ - c 4. .+ .0- '. ( !:. A -., ,,,.' ,. .. ._ . Florida Owned sharp, even crease when U. mirrors. - A.K.V. Florida Manaq.d making slacks. Recently I Polly will send you one of her DEAR POLL? - Melted discovered an easier way. signed than k-you newspa per plastic can be removed from coupon clIppers if she uses yo ur electric oven by spraying with Before sewin g any seams Ifold favorite Pointer, Peeve or hsir spray. Dobe sure the oven eachlegthhalfand press so I obiem in her column. W rite is cold first. Wipe spray off then have a permanent straight POLLY'S POINTERS in care of immediately. crease. - BRENDA t his newspaper. A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our PnSisfltatIy., Sb. has brochuras, civic information; and to help with your shop. ping nhsds, cards of Introduction from local msrChant . Modern Miss-Mister Pageant Lois Winn- 323-2752 The Modern Miss-Modern Walt Disney World, August 26. ability to model and disco. Mr. US.A. Pageant announces Contestagdsmustbel4 years of South SsMkioIs Laura B.h.-3fl-1941 I I I - $ Sanford _____ ." ____ ,. . ,_- '. :t . • byalgL.gft ________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _________ _________________________________________ (Ui• AT LAST 1,t1) SPEAK .11. _ . S. 4 L . - • .- • •-- . . -.--.-.. ' -. . . .. -.:' .• A ., ____ •- . ". j- -..z-. ••- ___ I I "vtx.' MkI NOT BE VERY ,- dedicated willilcOmIng new residents '-4 _____ I - • - -. 4. - A)TH WEDDING 10 - . N'.- . .. - S. • . . , . .. - .. - '-a' man In the U.S.A. The national - - competIUonw1Ubeheida , .•., .. '.1 Contemporary Reao't H t o el, .. - - . - the search is on for the most age and not over 2a by Sept. 1, outstanding young lady and single, and a U.S. citizen. , - . • - • - To enter write Modern MissModern M. U.S.A. National Headquarters, P.O. Box 1213, Judging is based on per- Altamonte Spthgs,Fl.orc ionalItY,poise,appearanceand 830'OlO3byJuly9. . . ~ ~ ; _ _____ __ ___ ______ ______ _________ . 4-, Vk ________ ___________ Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Edwards of2loHomewoodDrive, Dog Training Classes Are Offered "JIM& guelloin ( CAC -.- . -- _______ 25• e Horns Off Ic 904-734-6031 -- . - -- . . .- . - - . . •- I .• • . , . - . . . . • . . - . . . . - -- I - - - C. \ ) • -.----..--•-----. -- - -- il l Co-ordinator Sanford, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 4 at an open house and cook-out given by daughters, Hazel Chandler, Frances Galloway and Seminole Dog Fanciers 7:30.1:30 p.m. and con- isforgraduation.FeefortheO. a nonrofft Patricia Register; six grandchildren and four greatformation daues from 8:30 to week contatIon coume is grandchildren. One hundred friends and relatives is holding training classes for 9:30 p.m. $15. Proceeds are used for dogs each Thursday at Win attended . Mr. and Mrs Edwards were married In (Sunimerset) developing dog shows and Park at 1)8 Mark The $30 fee for the 10-week ribtmns and trophies. For In. Aberdeen, Miss, and he Is a retired telephone David Boulevard, Casselberi-y. obedience co urse includes the formation call 831-0717 or 339maintainer with the Seaboard Coastline Railroad. Obedience classes are held choke and lead. The 11th week ___ ____ .1k .. ches. Lighter fluid can also be all. Always be sure the ap- windbreaker. We used paint used to remove stubborn paint pliance Is cold. - DOROTHY thinner on It and it peeled right DEAR POLLY - I ha ve off. The Jacket was then washed splashes from the metal legs on chairs, window glass and always found it di ffic ult to get a and was good as new. - MRS. •-' NIVERSARY _________ "The Inspector General." and let her , DEAR ABBY: I never know (good humoredly) that -DFAR DISGUST][~D : Your thought I'a be writing to you, her inspection routine Irritates lie m ust see the light as but here I am. I have a close you. through It four times and have advice on how to remove a _ :' • or CAROLYN II. Department" LAND O'LAKES ______ _____ I - qmbl make my wife me the light? I Suniten ' Treasurers in Nor- about It works woudiers. hate to hurt her feelings. Sign thridge' ,or , 1. •• the wife and her people. How can I lunch. You may sinti this, "Two open and kidding on the square A: Good grief, I hope.not! Q: Aren't you Worried abui -. . as up a wail. ___ .. such Any suggestio ns? march t hro ugh the store two SANTA CLARA READER I am fed up with this whole abreast singing, "I've Got Q: Did the adoption agency outfit. It Is plain to me that we Plenty of Nothln'." Then we all try to match your features, are not accepted by our son's go to the Pancake House for bringing DEAR SANTA: Sometime a problem out Into the DEAR POLLY - I need I ____ _________________ 6 -- - A: Everything. One was a taking her folks along.) ________________________ _________________________________ - - i ., about "We want to encourage or for any information or people to call CIS when they printed materials provided. go agtiii cTh wTi1i4 Aey re Parton, After the meeting we A: Not really; there's a lot of we pay our own way 01 _ 4. . L. vY' "ouH you own'? I'll 10 -I.. ...; %t?zr R... , _____ .• . ': 14 .. ' . ut Abby Insanity in both our familles. was broke?" .4 _______ " ___ ______ -FL.4IN& 5C+f001- OF A$ LA +ILJMOR- AN INK -FSNGEREP PET' 10 M'i'CARR. WM ____________________ _____________________ I'M W#LKIN'0LIITLJN7?L- I'M iNfiØ) I a , Bridge." care of this news pa- ZOONIES • and along the way, including . _____ •' _ by T. K. Ryan Any gear with them. _ A. TUMBLEWEEDS Transfers are available from S ______ __ _____ ____ __________ _______________________ j1 t. HES ' -. _____ ___ near is available ".-Other features of the $80 tour Bonnett Spring, Peacock p.s.Information Box 319, White Springs •4 to be offered the second Slough, and at Royal Spring. 320%. . Now Sou th ran off all his per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City ______ ____ __ Lancaster Smith of nearby Branford. Luraville. There will be and to Gainesville lilders will not have to carry swimming at numerous springs- JacnviIle, AK1o53 ThEY W*HT S. _ up by veteran outfitter Bill James When Sou th cashed that iNIWSPAPIIt ImrrFlwnxsI: ASSN i ace, West stopped to think 'FOVaCOPYOfJACOBYMOD. and then proceeded to JetU- ERN, send $ I ,to: "Win at ho ked wit Dear are available at $15 for the helping in replying to 'dear, how bad their ancestors were, Cyclists will see the pro-Civil weekend. Maps are provided, kindly, well-meaning' friends they've got to he better than :Saturday overnight camping War railroad engine hist year and a support vehicle ac- and relatives who ask personal ours! 4 Royal Spring is at a site set ha uled out of the Suwannee by ques tions about the adoption. Best Wishes! companies all tours. Respond one spade. You c My wife turned down the anatomically-deprived women examining every nook and in vitation, so our son said he'd here in Northridge has founded cranny. She even puts on her stop by the house in the mor- a self-help organization called glasses to inspect my oven! ning to wish tier a happy "Bosonfless Buddies," seeking I have three small children to provide support to t hose who and things do get cluttered, but Mother's Day. A "', %IV Abby, this same son went to living bras are dying of I think I'm a fairly good Nassau last month for a iiiitlnutrition. housekeeper. vacation with his wife and his We meet every Saturday at a I suppose she wonders why I wife's si'.er and brother. Last pre-teen bra counter for such do n't invite her more often, but summer they had a lovely uplifting activities as throw ing her hspection tours dri tw, Q: Do you know all about the vacation in E ur ope. an:bre of guided 45-mile rides. handle four clubs In the East ommnend. io On Questions DEAR ABBY: A prospective hIte Springs - 60 mIles north overnight there in private weekend and week-long guided adoptive mother asked you for hereditary factors? A: heaven, no. Regardless of touring. Rental 10-speed bikes of Gainesville - utter two days homes. . cash dummy's ace of dla- plan to show hearts later. These an open house at the permission. Center Ask thi IXPSPtS 7?iW FATFF/L 4cf4gC75 ____ jl ______________________________ AMP, 45 TR e'(EQ /LL3 •. V .q MY £qSil' ThEY THINK r THEM! t• NGG' Th'5 ______ R-- _______ ___ % Does that increase my risk of getting breast cancer?" run it again? I would Ike lo r un . The tour begins and ends in evening in White Springs, and Tours offers year-round oar at.r 60 \ . _ _________________________________________________________________________________ ERNEST?.. _____________ _______________________________________________________________________ The _______________________________ MCMER . to help bridge the gap between related subjects, from the cancer knowledge and ap- known causes of cancer, such Try Tours debuts its "Springs of cookout plus campfire break- Springs. , SUwannee County" weekend. fast, a street dance Friday, -, Suwannee River Bicycle . •3 st ns an be as que ft i';ridi is offered duly 13 ches home-cooked by church •Q2 "There are also many myths I'm not sure of the technique. Is very basic or personal Jaeations in rural inChide ?i i!~MLT a,.'JZ'Au Jun- mission to the Ste phen Foster it in our newsletter with yotir male. Ile other was female. 198654 NOW.5OtJR a . ,Ui introduction to bike and weekend of every month c"jim".1t. trumps to leave dummy with Station, New York N.Y. 10019.) ___ . j were of a newsletter for adoptive celebrating at Fort Mellon Park on the Fourth of parents. It is called OUIIS July. Mr. and Mrs. William Cravens of 304 W. Fifth (Organization for a United St,, Sanford, were celebrating the 37th anniversary Response ). Some years back you had a of their wedding complete with a cake and a column about the typical stupid ANNIVERSARY You hold: CHANCE ' . , o please ?iwit ' many cases, free chief reasons for the sites: breast, lung, colon chemotherapy treatments for and close friends or relatives of Persons with questio ns about development of the Can cer rectum, female reprod uctive cancer. Can you tell me what cancer patients. Many pe rsons can cer should cal l the toll-free Information Service. Its pur- system, and skin. The the possible side-effects might call believing they have a number for their area, 1-800pose Is to provide free, easy remaining 40 pe rcent of callers be ?" can cer symptom. Others are 432-5953, or cal l the national access to accurate, up-to-date ask questions about other "My mother and aunt died of seeking general information on toll-free number, 800-638-6694. Information a bo ut cancer and cancers and a wi de range of breast can cer at an early age. the subject. There is no charge for the calls Save Gas Take Cycle Tour I In for children were asked. You offered some wonderful Pass 4 NT when East prod uced the Pass 5N I jack and cashed two high Pass 41 Pass 5 ) of a source always available to hand. So South proceeded to ____ L C f Q program It wasn't just Independence Day they .. - desperation led the 10 of hearts and was down two Pass Pass 41 About 765,000 patients. will develop the printed materials are sent to I'm afraid I might get cancer. of the DEAR ABBY: lam the editor JULY that six spades would be a You may take advantage today . A vRD Y . s~n~~~~ :I' Your partner opens one cinch unless West held four club. A Louisiana reader TAURUS (April 2ay 20) clubs to the jack. He could asks what response we rec- _______ NOTHING 1 WiTH 4, FOURTH OF Maybe West still held the West North East South 1 jack of hearts. So South in 2 Larson. Americans _______ HE .4 ' i ,- ace and king of clubs and got the bad news. He still had one slight ray of hops-. South saw from the start you. mi 4t4N 4U ED L4ft$. At 1. ME ov,.. _______________ .'. by Bob Thaves , '4. . W - .- South cashed dummy's •74 ARI[ES (tAarch 21-Airil 19) you stand. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) FrIen confide in you today Aninnr sense of well-be{ngand becaeyoidentLslx th protection Is with you today, fair and astute. You're a bright . ., p with that queen. vA You should bid5-card the higher an Intensity you don't normally complish your alms. This monds at trick four. He had ranking of two suits experience. Those you are with person will be drawn trumps at tricks two Irrespective of streng th. today will know exactly where and th ree. I,__________ - I hang on to a low one. He had anticipated that South was planning to throw him In Pass Pass Pass ou, but seldom used to ac- Ill di rect or 4; Dealer: North giving you the security to strive pal to have around. 1: • Q J 1*12 thought he dropped the • J 982 I6 SOUTH Dr. to A bo ut 60 pe rcent of calls to Is there anythi ng I can do to cut information a bo ut themselves, not true. A call to CIS can dispe l such m yt hs," accor ding to Dr. NC!, the public's fear and CIS offices are in quiries a bo ut my risk?" The majority of callers are Larson. contusion about cancer were cancers of five major body "I'm going to have persons diagnosed with cancer :.. . . • 10 1W I I 0 . ______ Your ideas and feelings take on y ,,I v •'-- 5 -A - __________ I HAVE 4N APPOINTMENT' ___ - It .. why TALKEP TEN MINL.fl'E57 AT .n-ie HAlRpgE5R: _______ you to understand queen of hearts In order to home today have a good chance with tlse who mean a iot to and Alan Sontag by Stoffel & Helmdahl ___________________________ . . other card and after much Things you acquire for YOW you'll be able to share your time By Oswald Jacoby h 4 more • 63 Today even the simple things in ME KNOW WHEN I'v -- be he hung on to all of them. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) lifeappeartobe fun because '2 this three how or understand and cope with CIS. The rest of the country is there a class?" when Suwannee River Bicycle groups, a steak and seafood Adams Count ry Store in White J542 • K3 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Something personally Im- comradeship which strengthens your feelings of self-worth. 9 ___ _________________________ ___________________ -o"11111111111101 , K Q 1373 perience a . renewal of Ideas en how to obtain It. U .1 • Through them you will ex / 10 By •AK73 LEO(July 23-Aug. 22 ) Share portant to. you can be acyour day with your pals. complished today because of "0 :-. It ,106 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Something close to YOUt head w1hich you thoustill;IF" Box 489, Radio City Station, thinking and modernize it. ri _____ . wheth9r hearts and diamonds. • K 1084 on cancer, ezntarrassment or fear. Those disease being caused by a fall cancer, the Nation's most served by toll-free telephone "I worked with asbestos in a who call are not required to or blow, or carried' tc fear ed disease. lines at the National Cancer shipyard during the war, and give their names or any other a relative - which simply an According to Dr. Carl Larson, Institute. - . tthree clubs and the tens of 7-6-A NORTH for the year following your some of your more progressive I I 10 PUT IT IN . --S- Just you drink and If you're using It birthday. Get yours by mailing friends today. You'll ' have a $1 for each to Astz-o-Graph, P.O. chance to take so me stale Vulnerable: Both II NEEP ( C0UR5EF)NE TCU 80TH 10 . . s trying Interrelations with your family. who' someone ' them Into things of beauty. have a happy day. Your new Astro-Graph Letter AQUARIUS 19) tells you what lies ahead for you It will be good to be out among by Al Vermeer . .I . 's my father. I say tered Items and transforming renewed "life." You sho'.Id 6 J - . . . a..' -. .. .,. : - -. harder to save my life than I If you learn to understand have a knack for taking tat- face today and give evidence of cdo~ _______________________ ___________________ __________________ PRISCI LLA'S POP by you the opportunity to move back in return. A ;~ _________________________________ __________________________ ___________________________________ __________ help to established to help the public directly served by a regional read an article that was sent to as a mechanism related to your putter around the house. You Its way out may do an about- t can 19. Unusual conditions brought are drawn closet to them. When RCELW.. I I • 21)Friendstakeonaspeclal WIN AT BRIDGE .. _______________________________________________________ CANCER (June 214u1y 22) I i. t) news$aper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Qty Station, New York, services of a psychiatrist who - about a kind person will give you give of ywraelf,others give ..kX)UJ Aar-rT4AT ____ " . I . home, this coming year. meaning to you today and you ____________________________________________________ __________ ____ : Y)CR WADA(W-5 1. . ,., .. ''. . - ... I illI It! A I I.i. i I I,4 -! --.-, . .1 X-4 ',I he's yourself and work out some of By BERNICE BEDE OSOL trying harder because I'm an the problems you have, you ot ___________________________________________________ am, It alcoholic who hasn't given up may find that you really don enjoy getting drunk as much as alcohol. For Saturday, July 7, 1979 I'm serving an 18-month Jail you have in the past. That could sentence for an alcohol-related be the real solution to your probiem. for better and grander things. crime and although I've read YOUR BIRTHDAY ________________________________________________________ Go to III JULY 7, 1979 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. Look for changes for the J "by Howie Schneider 'k___ _________________________________ 6ACK AVrE. P - HOROSCOPE ____________ ( t4)E.'LL EE Rk4T1 - the CIS staff are carefully- their own health concerns and to cope with the problems of and provided with the to in ~'lorida, more than 25,000 disease this year, and about help answer questions and cancer patients close to them. calls have been received by the 395,000 will die. The need for provide related information, centers, the National Cancer They will be likely to seek ~ancer Information Service. accurate, useful information is Questions such as these are diagnosis sooner when a cancer Institute, and other agencies. Sponsored by the Corn- great." typical: might be at an earlier, more Th eyneverattempttodiagnose prehensive Cancer Center for The Cancer Information "My uncle recently died of can cer or recommend types of treatable stage. Th ey will be the State of Florida, the toll- Service is sponsored regionally lung cancer. In his will he left treatment, as that is the role of free number is l032953. by recognized cancer centers, my family what community evehing. Is there the physician and can be done know Funded by HEW's National often in cooperation any chance we might catch after careful examination resources are available to them only Cancer Institute NCI) and with the American Cancer cancer from his belongings?" and tests. The guaranteed )' feel less alone and lost sponsored byl9 regional cancer Society and other "My doctor says I should self- anonymity provided callers when they have a problem," he centers, the Cancer Infor- organizations. About 70 percent practice breast mation Service (CIS) was of the nation's population is now examination each month, but often proves to be an asset, as says. I suspect that you need the _______________________________________ DEAR DR. . 'k 81 J :4 - 8 " k If F W ____ your 00 1-00.0At 3~) _________ - I . drinking. LAMB-1 ~Xlr __ 55 N.Y. 1 - I . listening and I hope you have Posium Balance as J I ( ok0 - I . . ., of Service since the program started years ago. I I .I numbers Information "Th e public shod with questions a bout cancer l\ - - - - - - - - - cents with a long, stamped, self- DEAR READER - There is 57 58 addressed envelope for It. Send another way - you could stop 60 - - solution on my own. I know when I get out of Jail, I'll go sequences, telephone Cancer have requested. Othe readers this printed as it's the only way who want this Issue can send 50 I can tell my fol ks I love them. ,_ ONE 04 As X ,Ap - byBobMontana OKAY BETIY' ____ EEK & MEEK - 59 wow/EfiN\r/_ HMPH' THERE'S WOTA IS THAT THING WRO" YOU'RE DROOLING! COOLIT? :f_/L>1-( WITHHER.' SO? - 54 56 free . Iknow alcohol in my case is a Salt: this knowledge. as cigarette smoking, the sideI've been trying to stop have questions about own know how effects of radi ation therapy, to smoki ng for years. Do you have risk of cancer," explains Dr. protect themselves against the hereditary factors any tips quit? Where Larson. "The more people cancer and how to cope with the associated with can I f in d a quit-smoki ng know about cancer, the better disease once it strikes," says available resources for program?" they will be able to deal with mifilon persons have called toll- Your Vital Sodium and jail or death . Thanks for - ________________ _______ __________________ 48 49 50 51 52 _____ F 10-23, number Available their I am sending you The Health give a damn about the con- Is More than a quarter of a plicatlon of _____ . milk. Milk , however, also killer. This Is th e ninth time I've m contaIns quite a bit of sodi um been In Jail for boe and I' ar s old. I enjoy and geneUy has to be limited bar ely 23 ye onalow-salt (low sodium) diet. getting drunk so much I don't __________ 37 - and have been through In the AA, I know I will also some potassium in fresh to your readers. vegetables and even In whole Information an cer potassium in their diet. There's hope you won't let this happen 29 - 30 34 35 36 C _ articles on alcOho11sITi potassium. People who con- eventually my life will end in sume a large amount of fresh disaster. The worst part Is I fruit and fruit Juices should be really don't care. That's what getting an adequate amount of booze has done for me and I - ______________ _. __ many Toll-Free Number From 1. orange Juice were suggested. straight to the bar and Both are excellent sources of I'll soon be back In Jul and 20 - _________________ - • a 17 __________ 24 25 26 i've IJ,gØ1' _______________ - 19 by Art Sansom _________________ _________ - Lamb feeling tired. Th at can even to alcohol. I've lost Jobs and friends and happen from an inadequate everyt hi ng but I don't almost amount of sodium salt. You t have a low care because I resent friends usually won' sodium, though, unless you're telling me to stop drinking or it 10 11 - -----..! or 14 - 16 THE BORN LOSER qt,f READER - There are many causes for weakness DEAR --- _______ on was to eat bananas and orange juice. I'm 67 years old. 6 Navigate in 28 Venomous peace platform snake air 51 Cross 39 Subsequently 7 Lack 30 Singer Nat inscription 41 New (prefix) 8 Car on King 42 Marsh 31 Within ( prof) 52 Self-esteem 9 Biblical (P1) crocodile 33 Fabulist nationality 44 Makes mad 35 Trojan hero 55 Mental 10 Milk (Fr.) component 46 Arms I I Ivy League 40 Fitted KNOW HOW TO HURT THERE ANI7 __________________ TI-4IS,BUT t'M TOO HEAVY ______ 46 Makes passes Off-white 3 French father 24 Campus area 4 Royal order 25 Celestial bear 48 Inert gas 38 Raised (iou REALLY ID pamphlet L. - pOta&lltUTI and whattoeat.Ido feel weak 22 Skilled inland sea Frldav.July6, 1979-lA - _______ ___ at times. I was In the hospital two _________________________________ years ago and all they told me ______________________________ wds.) 20 Females 2 R'ssian EveningHeraId,5anford,. Dr. ':* but I'm not sure which ones. Could You please send me them 16 2carbon 45 Fracas (2 1 Swing music compound RSELVES ou DEARDR. LAMB- I know 23 DOWN Foods ____________________________ __ ____ _____ Auricle 24 Status ---- d Fio ___ MAIED,WSEO55.. I 14 ", n How I Rich hi PotassiiJrll - .5.- . _ 4000. �BA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 6, I Purge-Survivors Flee Legal Notice . NOTICE UNDER CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Polish Jews: Last Cha p ter WARSAW, Poland (UP!) United States, the aunt re- were sheltered in Catholic population lived in Poland. By he said. "1 would liketo visit The thump of jackboots echoed turned often to Poland to pursue homes and monasteries during 1939, Poland had a vigorous Israel but I c an ' t get a across the city and a terrified her detective work. Eventually the war. Many were baptized community of 3.5 million passport." young Jewess ran with her she learned that tho baby had and brought up Catholics. Few Jewish scholars, writers, orinfant daughter through back ZiJdemarn said the last indeed survived and had been ever learned their true family tlsts, actors and scientists. Jewish wedding or Bar Mitzvah alleys to the home of a Catholic given to the neighbor's childless backgrounds. Three million were exterminat- was neighbor. long ago to rememsister. When Maria left the States to ed by the Nazis. her," Neither woman spoke. The Raised a Roman Catholic, the return to her husband, she Anti-Sem iti soared again The crumbling Novik Synayoung mother thrust her baby baby had been renamed promised to write her newfound in l%8 when a political str uggle gogue is currently being Into the neighbor's arms and "Maria" President the most Christian relatives. She never did, nor did within the Communist leader- renovated, but Jewish leaders Dated at Casselberry, Seminole walked away. name her new mother could she tell her husband of her ship flared into a purge of say they have difficulty raising County, Florida, June 19, 1979. The time was 1941 and Nazi think of. Publish Jun discovery. Polish "Zionists" accused of the minimum of 10 male Jews DEK106 e fl, 29 & July 6, 13, 1979 troops were herding hundreds It took more years to learn "It could hurt his career if undermining the state. necessary for a service. of thousands of Jews into the the address of Maria, now people found out," said a friend. FICTITIOUS NAME The purges caused nearly "It'swhen especially in Notice is hereby given that I am Warsaw Ghetto to facilitate married with three children of "Her aunt really did her no 20,000 Jews, many of them high winter it's too hard cold for engaged in business at 714 W. First their dispatch to extermination her own. favor telling her the truth Street, Sanford, Seminole County, it's Communist Party officials, to some of the older folks to come camps. "Your family was kind to created an identity crisis for flee the country. Florida, under the fictitious name of out," sai d Zijdemarn. Hours after giving up her mine during the war and I her." THE CARPET SHOP OF SAN. Their exod us has left Poland years without a rabbi In FORD, and that I intend to register baby, the young mother and her would like to do something for Maria's confusion and fears with an aging and dying the After entire country, Polish Jews said name with the Clerk of the husband were rounded up. Two you now," the aunt wrote, were well founded, community of only 5,000 Jews. recently welcomed Rabbi Circuit Court, Seminole County, months later both died at sending Maria an air ticket to Florida in accordance with the "There is a lingering anti"Soon there won't be any of Assher Zeibis, a Pole who provisions of the Fictitious Name Auschwitz. visit the United States, Semitism in Poland that rears us left," said Alexander ZIJ. emigrated to the United States, Statutes, To-Wit: Section 665.09 But the ba by's aunt survived Upon her a rrival, Maria was its ugly head all too often," said demarn, the 67-year-old adm I Statutes 1951. He was sent ba ck to Poland on a Florida and after the war went to the told the story of her past. Sig: W. G. Duncan one Western diplomat. "It's a istratorofNozfksynagogue, service tour by American kind neighbo r to reclaim the Publish June 22, 29 11. July 6, 13, 1979 "It was a real shock to me," sensitive topic here the the last synagogue still stan. Jewish groups. K 105 child. Maria said. "My aunt showed skeleton in the national closet." ding in Warsaw. "Now there The rabbi travels around the The frightened woman said me a picture of my real mother NOTICE OF INTENT TO But there is little future for isn't a Jew in Warsaw under 60. country conducting services REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME the baby had starved to death and I looked just like her. In anti-Semitism in Poland. The All the young people left after various pro vincial towns. in during the last days of the war. phrw1 fri,lc wn.,bl •.,... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN h• is wiwerng isie t h e prooiems in 1." Much of the talk in the kosher the Undersigned, desiring to engage The aunt didl)'t believe her and ingly call me 'Jewess' now I final chapter in the 1,000-yearZijdeznarn said he himself cafeteria next door to the In business und er th e fict it ious name began a 34-year search for her know why." old history of its Jewry. of H &W ENTERPRISES at 3AS3 had no wish to leave Poland. synagogue centers around Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida, lost niece. Maria's case is not unique. During the Middle Ages, 80 "I'm retired and I've got my whether the authorities will 3271, intends to register the said After emigrating to the Thousands of Jewish babies percent of the world's Jewish pension and this parttime job," extend Rabbi Zeibis' visa. name with the C:k of the Circuit - 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 3 consecutive times ,,,.....e.,.. e.... z.. uuy t - _____ L ~,Ii _ ~ i ,- d1 ,i.I _'~ , A: ~i ~ ,I I 0 Sunday Noon FrldQj - 18—Help Wanted 5—Lost & Found • 34—Pobile Homes ______ LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1800 4328403 anytime for recorded message. Lost Blue eyed Siberan Huskyarea 24th St. & Mellonville Ave. Childrens pet-Reward, 323. 3401. 6-Child Care First 1. Only child care center open Saturday in Sanford Begin. ning June 2. 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We know you've heard it before, but read I ___ and it labels you a criminal. It can ' wipe out :3 OR 1' bath-Washington Oaks Area, $250 1st & last. Rent with Option to buy, owner will carry 2nd. 322 4109. ____________________________ 3Br2bathhomelnSanford.CAC. Nice neighborhood. $300 mo. Tony Coppola Assoc .630 0333 on. Shoplifting, is stealing. It is Punishable by law 3. ' Address: ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. 5500 'a,' s. City: in' ______ . I;Ii :IF THIS IS THE DAY fo buy a new car, see today's Classified ads your IJiI juN11 L tu!ur. It ets $ you it lots! Extras Galore! BPP WAR RANTED Only 148,500! BEAUTIFUL 4 BR 2 bath home in Hidden Lake w C H&A, w carpet, 1g. eat in kit, fenced yard, patio & grill l, Much More! Yours, for just S46,9WI JUST FOR YOU 3 OR 1"7 bath home in C.C. Manor with remodeledeatinkit,wwcarpet, porch, pan. Fla. Rm & OR & More! BPP WARRANTED DOLL HOUSE 3 OR 2 bath home On oak shaded lot w-C H&A, w w 101111,5 before they hire"a thief. Is that wallet, necklace or lipstick you pocket worth the price you must A Community 24 HOUR Service Message From Ttw Herald io 322-9283 NCLtJTTER YOUR CiIOSCT. - . . .- _t . , , ____.. .-, ..'. .. ': - .------. ':.: . . .----..-----..-- : ----- ---- - - - ., - - ._.. _. .,-- - - __.. - .. - ., _-._. -- .-. - .....- _*__._ . -. .. - 1' II .... -- . __. - - .. - . -.- Sanford's Salet Leader REALTOR location, porch, inc. all ap 4 pliances. ,I [ 11 I I MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! 322-2420 :clean 3 I turn, house. Cony pay in the end? I 'How come gas conservation doesn't apply to the car ... only to the lawn-mower?' '' Sell those things that are just taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 372 2611 or 831.999). --------------------------------- ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service []3 2565 REALTORS Branch Office - - jTT}.jj . - -. PARK 323-2222 79-Trucks-Trailers 1071) 1 ord P U I, ton speed 360 V 8 Good shape $ I 000 .111 11656 .-.- RESIDENTIAL BASS FISHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD near 5%'eiaka. Ft Canal front 2 BR, lB. C A&tI, w boat house & 15*140 fenced yd Only $32,500. '. acre tracts Zoned agri. Owner holding with good terms REALESTATE A SOCIATES ASSOCIATESNEEDED ______ 94 0 VA-FHA-235-Con - Homes Low Down Payment -. BR's, 2 baths, spacious eat-In kitchen with family room, seperate formal OR, large covered patio, C HIA 1 a new roof. Owner transferring 8 says reduce price to Sol,000. ' Propor-ty- Y Enterprise, Inc. ,,'1,,', r (u.*69 172 0452 , ' slut,' 'uI', I - , DAY I ONA AUTO AUCTION 14wy nil,' w,'sf of Speedway ttr'arh will hold a \U TO AUCTION ('very Iu"sdly ,.: 3t.) its ttu,' Only , ralor You set the reserved .tIl 901 255 8)11 l, furthe'r details 07. 1 D,iytofl,3 p.11": - ,.n r.. I . - --- - 95 . Bought 47-A---1'rtgages & si -- WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf & 2nd MORTGAGES P Leqcj. Lic. .__ - . 49.B Water Front Property __ .... ' OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless ) OR Deltona home, C H&A, w w carpet, pan. Den or DR. beautiful Ig car lot. All for tust $31,500' . ....... LAKEFRONT COUNTRY - Beauty Care ________________________ I Certified Lawn & Landsca1i t' I - Automotivi' Service, lure up. Wakes. tail pip.', etc Lawnintenance I _________________ I _______________________________ FREE ESTIMATES Mowing After S I 313 P119 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON fomnmertv I4arruett's Beauty 11004 ... JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED 519 L 1st St 357 5712 ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANYIt I Tile Ceramic I ' I , , ----- -Organ, onsOlt' tutor IV. Assortmont of heavy duty t'rc ular ME INT ZER TILE Saws (n.v,'r usidli. furniture. 5. p New or repair, leaky showers our many more t,'m', .11 2671 , I specialty 25 yrs Exp 069 8562 Sanford Ave 312 1191 lu,', I-ri 9 I & 58. Sat 10 5 R.aborn £ I Beauty SdIOF, Chairs--used but good cond. 520 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 322 8121. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 37? 0707 I - 55-Boats - & Accessories 140(15011 MAR 11`417921 Hwy Il 92 tnford if 17711 --- ! Drywall hanging finishing 8. spraying 3?) 7543 ..- Furnished Studios mm __________________________ .._.,,. I Grooming & awrding ______________________ - ' S. 1 , nford . YardDebrj5,Tra..m Appliances &Misc (LOCAL) 349 5311 Office Cleaning ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houseS, insulated, shady inside kennels. screened outside runs. also air cond Cd9t'S JU )1)I ' - 323-3301 Home Improvements ____________________________ Custom Office' Cleaning, comnn,'r (141, new consf Lic bonded 8. in% Quality service everytime Pt 373 0511 or 668 3981 11111111111111111111111 , Painting Picture Perfect Ext Painting Free Est Etc 10 pct disc to Sr LIT. JJY 6066, 668 6335 - Paunt,ng by Anthony Conino In ter,or, exterior, qualified in all phases, Free Est, Call 3220011 CUSTOM HOME BUILT u..tv"'\c' I SG.BALINT&ASSOC 3228665 INSULATION Balling, blowing, WACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellu lose, Lowest prices Call 371 0839 or 90.4 731 6708 collect __ . Interior Exterioi Plastering Licensed& Bonded Call 377 2780 Railings PAINT ING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est 3230429 after 5:30 REALTOR 322 4000MLS Light Hauling ______________________________ ___________________________ Dry Wall Projected tennis Cis & REALTY I I - Bedroom set solid cherry like new double dresser with mirror, chest on chest, night stand cost $900, sacrifice 5175 831 0858 after 6 p.m. femporary power pole Completely wired. Reauy louse. 11125. 321 4416 Landscaping Rose fop soil & fill dirt, sod luying & free trimming 32) 7918 Dressmaking REALTOR 322i9O0MLS ____________________________ 50—Miscellaneous for Sale _________________________ Geu,cral w.",f P,cils Y! ______________ REALTY Lawn Service I . I LWfl-G1,'dCfl I I I Western Auto 301 W 151 St 2 reSide'nce on ,mpprox 7 acres, 100 ft lake' frontage %15,0 ESTATE SALE I EVERY IAWGAIN(.j,,y IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or 831 9993 ____________________________________ Arlr('rlc,Tmi Sod 8312200 RAHIA 501) 534 (400 sq It . ) on 1400 SC) ft or more I Tuscawulla area 5 mo. old 32 w. REALTY WORLD. MIiln'S Appliances efrigeration A C Repair I ieense'd 323 0039 Automotive Service (,,rpcurt S,l(' 1405(ourt5t lruP.S,,t96 I I Altamnonte 718) ___________________ . ' opr'rat on -- - ... I Mfg. Broker 825 No ID . I M,luI, (lu.1 1ity 8 yrs exp Patios. Driveways etc Wayne 110,11, 321 1321 __________________________ Guqanlie Ru,niuu,iq,' Silt' cIolhun. nuis (Inc A Ilrac (or of C Club Rd 5. Crystal Lake Or 1 .3k. Mary, S,,f A S , - - 8b'I I . I Wymore Rd Home Improvements ' C,,rport Sale MiSc & clothing, somr-ne'w Sat 8 6 81) fatal in,l Dr - - Air Conditioning Multi ii,, y,ImdS,ile I?)) R,udul1itu Av,' losing your home & creait? I will catch up back payirnentS & buy I equity 372 0216 ______________ . . listed it) the beautiful Mayfair section. This spacious home has over 1900 sq ft. of living area w Ig well landscaped yd. Ready to move into. Priced at only $41.000 Now listing iyrs young.) BR2B,C H&A, nice car. lot. Will go VA or FHA. 533.500. __________________ 4eI1 1Jai ___________________________ ml 47—Real Estate Wanted carpet 'ogging path. Beautiful jewel of a home ."ui,umabIe mort or just about any kind of financing you choose. sa,00 Owner motivated. _ 1.,ir,iuu' 'tll,' fool',, furl Iuu'ditmg, 'tuisi ti'rmus F Sit, 1511 Elliott Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Ave I)) /SI I Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 Sale ______________________ bun' 401 (tt'tt, (It Appliances lOtoSSat _________________________ - MINT CONDITION 3 BR. new throughout, choice set tied neighborhood near shop ping $28,850 This lcvely spacious FAMILY home has a nice above ground pool. C H&A. FR w el. FP. Assumable mortgagef Close to shopping, schools, churches!!! _____ )lnuily y,ri1s,le 112%,111,11111a fir I P,iyt'mina I'arlr "Al rt Oto I - - (,1OEAT WINTER HOME I-OR RE TIREES 7 tIP, fenced, many fruit trees Alumn storage shed 522.500 CING!l! 'IESS i ';11 4lLET AN EXPERT - Custornouslt iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 373 1111. 339 1693 _________________ W Garnest White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 107 W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 21)5 , S French II? 92) Sanforc 323 $331 To List Your Business.,, Dial 322-2611or831-9993 — I ':r. r I .." ir 'Cl Pit PS AC AM F AT. tap.' E. cond I owner $1595 ordGr,mn,;Ia - -- Free listing BROCHURE writ,' CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 78906 Model Inc._________ Realtor _________________ 6.14 3013 _____— __________ . OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD S OR scr. porches, high wooded 6 acres. 100' Hwy frontage 559.900. FR This very desirable pool planned home at W7 ldyllwilde has U ......,. '' "'I,,,'.' U F PS Air. AM FM ,t,'ru'u $600 8, lake over P0 iii itt', 322 6)35 .11 i,r I (ulniui,'r al 8. Pu's ilu'nt,iI Aut tins P. Apprasals Call LI. IS AUtion 311 56)0 _______ Yard 5,lt' S 11011', As,' 1 riP. S,,t Ytill' 4S- A--Out of State - Cash for your loft Will .build on your lot or our lot. Dra, .fic reduction in price! 170 PINECREST DRIVE! Now $37,9001 FLEXIBLE FINAN - ---..., .''I 23% I acres (mol) Lake Sylvan area $40.000 William Maluczowskj, p REALTOR 322 1983 _____________ NOTICE shopping. 539.500 Assume _1.200_at 6 pct. 373 1331, -- - - r,ldio. - j Quarter ,mcre lots heavily wooded near Detlary 57.000 ,'actm 855 6688 or 851 2019 ) lII , - 1973 Buick Century 4 doOr Air ,iulornac. tu power $693 322 5118 . -------------1911 Ford St,tion Waqon' Air. ,iutOmttc AM FM power $495 I?? 528 ' it,'rius _____ REALTOR, MLS 373-5774Dayor Night - Raborn _____ DEL TONA Swimming pool With diving board, 2 full baths, DR. 2 large BPS highlight this beautiful home Also big Flu Rmn .garage, C H&A, $31,700 By Owner Assoc. 736 0383, Inc. Loch Arbor. 1 OR, 7 B, FR, C H&A, dbl garage. $67,'00. r 311 Amt-on lion Ttuurs 1P M S,,itford Ave at 14w, 477 I CorusiqrlrrtfsWe'lco,ne ________ We Sell Estates I 53 — TV. Rad io Stereott'lloe1(3', Auction Sales 313 7050 ____________________________________________________________________ Homes -________ -- -- Harold Hall Realty BIG FAMILY or live in Mother. Spacious brick home in - 72-Auction beautiful new BAR RIFIG TON w lap siding & shingle roof iS fl M.'qna u color I V I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES (,'lleiif condo ,c S ilK) ( .11 ,,ft,'r 3803 Orlando Dr 313 5700 6 3226911 VA&FHAf'ancing 1973 AItache 65*17, 2 BR 1 baths, . I 54—raqe Sales screened porch, awning 11*45 Peas dwn, assume' mortgage $5200. $81 mo. into 323 7079 dIr port Salt' lI(rc,s,'tlold ',,li Ii S Ii? i'im,'t ri's? Or 43—Lots-Acreage - / ('furry' FOR --- , -Antiques - (8,p[ WASI4I 10 Service Used Mr tutu,", MOONEY Al'Pl I AN( 12) 069/ - II('u (I,t'yr OIet 0000 (IIIS IluIl(',I(td' 127 5077 (','presson In., i.isc (; Show A 5,1,'. ',tuer,Uon Twin lowers (onyenton (enter 5780 Major ltlsit Or mOo llori(ti Saturday nIl', II) 6 'unlay Jol'y II Ii S SI)iuti'Or ('(I by Ntion,)l 1)r'ljru'SSIuuu 1.1,355 ASSOCI,,?IO,I ' ' . 52—Appliances ct' our ____________—. 254.4 S. Frencn M18C. 372 02)I.)237173,3720779 WINTER SPRINGS 2 BR I B. FR, close to shopping 8. School, I yr. warranty. cati today, Won't last VA financing $31.700 - , , '"'- Reg. Peal Estate Broker 790 N Il 92, Casselberry. Fl 8348200 Eve 862 3655 _________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR OWNER GOING NORTpi,Leaving a newly decorated 1. landscaped 3BR I'7b home. C H&A. fence, fully eqt kit, new washer & dryer. $39,900. 5tOv,'- - - - tjrriitiirp New 735 Homes, I pct inlerest qualified buyer $o.000 to $38,000. Low down payments BUILDER 372 2287 - JUST MAk F PAYMENTS 69 to 15 nuodels Call 3399100 or $34 4605 I D,'ier - . 71 - trnd New Interstur lt"ifittj price' Sanford I Sal vau1e, I/ 92 S 01 S,,ntord I?? 14721 REALTY — EXCEPTIONALnew3 BR, 7Rjust FISHERMAN'S PARADISE. St. John's river access, own boat dock, use of tennis cts. & Olympic size swimming pool 1 BR 2 B, priced at Only $78,900. Assumable $8,000 mon. paint . 1 building lots zoned for triplex or duplex $5500 1. 55000 38R,I' i B,carport.dbl lot. fenced bk, CH, behind Kmarl, Forest City. $35,000 VA or FHA. - - , . 51-'j -3ouhold REALTOR 322 4000 MLS 42obile 9 72 Buick Skylark exc cond Nov. oh. $900 8 3 1 4563 to Buy IuI,(irO ___________________________unQ -. H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Building lots, high W000t'd county maintained ra Good terms. Owner trolding Wehave (2) S acre tracts in Osteen that may be just what you are looking for So call us \,,9 kaborn —Wanted 80-Autos for Sale WI: BUY U SF (3 FURNITURE P. APF'L Sanford Fur -- - lANCES 'UV1(30 i// Mill ,.., to ' Paola. ideal for your new home. 41-Houses HANDYMAN' SPECIAL Stately older" home $28,500. 29 pd doWP.,yr mortgage alto pd nt WHEN HAVE YOU SEEN acute i lIP I B home on 75150 lot W Ig frees for only $1650 dwn? Owner financing 5. includes fireplace' - I S uuujt'r Spanu'i SI', Ill 0010 (lu', insr, stn,,,i1,' luili,', on i'91 .rti,u ('rut Ili Aunt -, ci Auto 5.11,'s Oiu,'n I S I' 5' %T()ui ru Sly,' t ttslOituut,'it Willis Storage (ititldirus— - NOT EVEN BROK [N IN orty .1 yrs old 3 BR 7 B, CR. CH&A, 120*130' lot w nice tree's, close to schools $41,000 ERA . $7,000 buys you this 96120 lot in - firm. . - -- - ")t frn,tur,', .. . br',, HA VA res,%'' RLAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL REALTY O iuui,i of tuce - fenced rear yard & B-B 0 grill! 33—Houses Furnished or . T rupt,' hod -'lic,. iii, aruIqu,' t,()5'l (Ottt'0 tt)I, CIII(I Silt' ui,,l? train,'. triple (IF,'sset v. iTIIT t,'k. (utiuruper pOol t,l(dt' sS un,t& tuift(l bulb S ,,t? 4.1 'rotor 814 2116 - VoborCyC I, insurance ilL AIR AGENCY I?) 1866 3) 1710 Cash 322-4132 L.,rr y S Mart. IIS Sanford Ave & Sell the finest in used I4CIriq toots siov,' HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your credit We t,aro helped others to find FAST CASH buyer': to buy their equity. We can help yOu TONY COPPOL A ASSOC Realtor 644 2518. -- ______— — Over 4 acres, I houses Owner hold. Good terms. carpet, Fla. Rm,, dining area, Lots Morel Your -- 1 I REALTY Paint & body shop all equipt, plus I BR apt. on 7 lots in excellent location for business. Call for more detauls. $79,900. 68 Slt'e'piruo Ruts I',, tents ARMY NAyS ',LuRF'L 11% 110 Souttoru Ave i.'.' 5701 Beautiful Country Estate With extra large 2 story home Plus Guest Home plus gazebo $79900 32 split plan, OW tot $31,500 I YAMAHA 750 $100 1?) 0039 F . I - 71 (1 F'OOdleS A i',( I m,lIt' .',h'tt' S1S I male (ream S tOO S rs irS 3 73 149, un,,ttrecs,'s $29,000! or landing a job. Employers will think twice - . B Cor WOW, $30,500! i that can't be erased. Say goodby to college plans 1 .4 unique featurest C H&A, w-w carpet, OR, eat in kit, on 2" for best buys. court record - 14 i (Yes,' $M.N,$ Msisffis $11.51, 2 Months ii TELEPHONE I Nil) hun I )1S3fl.2611 Nsr.,p,O,I ThSIvIuIlsI 41N 1U7,s,,a,ple N5.$31-m3 ..— — — __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - . LOVELY 3 BR 1 bath home w ' I I. WARRANTED. Just $16,500! SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER .'191 0610 321 0702 .. - - - - - - - - - - - --- ---- - - - -- EMit My Siscriptisu de sac! Many Extras! BPP STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON MONTH, REFERENCES, and mail or - SUPER 3 BR 2 bath split plan home in Upland Parkt C H&A, w w carpet, dining area, patio, newly wallpapered, on quiet cut. -.. - - t1r'ds, Obi nur'bel ?,os '.prtruus A. $ 30 St.? S,intor Aut on 121% S It one ti J?J 1Uli JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr Pool, lakeview, large lot 4 BR, 2 bath C H&A, carpet, choice school area. $57,500 STENSTROM ________ SOCIAL AND CIVIC CIRCLES Join the 1418 Vaiencia Ct 3 BR I' lot $25.750 We have (1) 7 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS . ('IS? sot,, REALTORS $30.6133or339.4711eyes. 78-Motorcycles 'au L LICU? 005 2 Pr (bid selOur iOlOI $800 ,Itucut 2 Is .n)o soil SlOiJ A (tjrQ,,rl 339 343e, -. AGENCY' - Furn ell apt, including all utilities, A COMPLETE VARIETY OF GROCERY ADS with Ca I I Bart I are near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home, w 1 & septic already there Deeded right to river also Good terms Owner hold. Eves 862 3455 372 1959 Dollar Paid for junk & us ed cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3 72 5990 Top - St,luuilar * READY TO SELL' Don't sell yourself short We have 78 years of experience 5, knowledge & an active demand for homes & land (alt us today! REALTOR 3221991 12 2 *103 •' t'l (301 ator (Tour vt ( (las ItO Model PH 36 2 ocknu $200 32) ) 401 FAWOI.4T 20 wilderness acreage w far out terms. $15,000. - LEISURE MAGAZINE Complete week's TV listings - 3614'. 213, w w carpet, EP. garage. p2,000 ____________________________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - __________________ 'iri,,ti,, flu tISlilIIt(l ;)(11) )-t'% Iii, k A $S() •',l(h I fl . (llO 8. (how puppec 8 weeks old SI S l('tS tiullonwood "ye' 5% nter stir camper 'INDUSTRIAL IS ACRE SITE near P14 siding, close to 1-4. U500 per acre. . .1*61) - - '.', EXCELLENT INVESTMENT I acre mini farm w many trees, w over 300' frontage on paved rd 170' depth, good terms - College I . INC. - Suniand 31, carpeted, :31—Apartments Furnished Sanford new appliances, screened patio, citrus, fenced yard. $29,000. By 'Apts. for Senior Citizens, Down. Owner. 3237331or323-3649. town, very clean 5. roomy, See CASSELBERRY View of Lake Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Kathryn. Spacious 4 OR 2 bath. C Ave. COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY * Lakefront lot in Casselberry. 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd Asking $11,950 with good terms or trade ___ l BR-- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So of Airport Blvd on 17-92 in Sanford Call 323 8610 Mariner's Village. I( _________ lIquRt,tIoit Over an acre, fenced, fruit frees, I cleared, country rd., good for horses. Good terms. 14000 STEMPER puy CARS r 510 io $ 50 C -hi I.'.. s) 22 w I 1.1 DIRT A TOP SOIL YELL OW SAND (II D-ik L acv lfl tso F rttre ,tt uc,'O t000I h'Ss blur' 8, hanqinu I .MPS (lOst ott,', ill t,jk (' ,li Doss Jun SOntord 3?) (''.00 REALTOR 323 7832 Eve. 322.8182. 32? 15$?, 22? 1I son this nice 3 BR. 1 bath home on king size lot. Near Shopping but country atmosphere. Just $76.500. Opportunities - 77-Junk Cars Removed UIU 65--Pets- Supplies -------- - HAL COLBERT; * A BUDGET PRICE TAG Teen agers will d0000 jobs Baby sitting, lawns, etc. Call 321-0216 — — — — BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 8, 11*34 pool, on Ig w000ed lot, cut de sac, AC. carpeted, FR, Privacy fence, trees Newly painted! All appliances stay Call 5 10 p.m. or wkends 831 789.1, 831 3192. --- --* HOUSE PINCHING YOU? Need more room? This I BR. 7 bath Split level could be just what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like individuality. See It today. $44,500, - 11 339 1700 MID 40's -- ------____________________________________ 21Situations Wanted _____ _____________ ad to be noticed or ef-. OF YOUR FUTURE... LONGW000 _________ ches. Too small for an A GOOD P & E Realty Inc. Realtor st'r - MOTEL LAMP SALE - PBX Operator-Weekends plus must be wilting to cover all Shifts Call 3fl.18 10 a m to 8 pm I *High School I I m mmusaill cervce P best A V Western Auto oi w l',i St s,'li Wit SON MAlE R I IJRNI I UP I: BUY '(:11 IRAN Ill 3151- F •r',t St 312 1i?2 709 Oak Ave V story older home Good terms $28,500 (5 109 S.v.td Dr -- 1 ML 323 0517 nrpves 2181 Palmetto Ave 2 BR 1 bath. $21300. 113 Azalea L Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & ('onv. Home 950 Mellonville fashions ...what's happening on the sports scene...you'll find the information you're looking for right in your local newspaper. ..the Evening Herald. .. r Herald current events ..the latest in F1 x2 119 3 Bedroom Doll Houses Sheet metal workers & cabinet makers. Apply in person. Star Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 798 Sanford Airport, Sanford [" Experienced seamstress full or part time. Apply in person 113 Palmetto Ave. 3390509 339 0508 SUNLAND ESTATES * & ,snrnov.er SALE ,urplus cabot'?', bases. w ails A sanity Var IOU', 5tj('5 Sot & Sun, July 7 A 8 Only' 8 .1 Gentry Mfq (.0 . 111*1 1 Car, ter Av,' San turd Arport REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7498 REAI1OR' Management potential wilt, fast moving company We need aggressive people with good persnnality & good phone voice. Salary plus commisIn Call Annette 323 5116 I I 321 0738 701 Bldg. E Altamonte Dr. WAREHOUSE Sanford 6 years old, 3 BR 11 z bath split plan, garage, carpeting, C H&A, ),jy equity assume low FHA payments. 373 6228 INC. SALES RECEPTIONIST afternoon off. Call 671.4661. LPN lull time. Exp. w.Florida license. 84 1. 4.12. 322.6566, San. ford Nursing 1. Cony. Center. 'Ll or 607'%..iaCt SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST i Aft. Hrs. 322 7643, 322 4869 .. .... _. . Dental Assistant Certification Preferred 3238180 EOE. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning Power. For details, call 6443079. p...... Sanford Ave. -'------------------------'_----.-----=. 323.8812 For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5324. Part time summer position at Auto Train Gift Shop. For interview call Debbie Towns 321.0621. 26 .LPN, Ftilltime& part time. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. car. Bay Area Home Health PEAL TOR 171 6061 BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker find him listed in our Business Service Directory. 18—Help Wanted Newspaper aII r , nursing 445.50 A. SERVICEMAN? You'll required. Wed, afternoon & Sat. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale M. Unsworth Realty Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, I B. block home, refg 5, range Walk ing distance to hospital, doctor, home & down town. $27,500, w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or 322 7111 aft________5 - ___- Services. 3210800. 8:30 to S. I ----- .----41—Houses Mother's earn extra money by demonstrating our TOYS & GIFTS. No cash investment, collecting or delivery No ser vice chg. No exp. necessary. Call Friendly Toy Parties now. 323 5456 also booking parties. to manage busy Sanford Real Estate Office. Phone handling, typing, dealing with people by Gill Fox I)uiid to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 2351. 315 Mobile home l?'x60' 2 OR. turn., mint cond. 327 3853 Wanted: Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for Invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board References requested Call 305 3224285 week days. Progressive Home Health Agency needs RN for part time 1. I weekends in Seminole & SW Volusia Counties. Must have own I 60'2BRHouseTrailer For Sale 3495528 J23 5176 Experienced motor grader operator part time. Apply City of Lake Mary 323 7910. Sobik's Sub Shops is now taking applications for Mgr. & trainee Positions in the Sanford & Ocoee area. Benefits avail. Interested applicants apply at Sobih Sandwich General Office, 753 N. Hwy. 1792, between 911 am. in. car.' cluding meals and church. References available. 0364. Cri'ative Exoressions ' . ,...,. 912 French Ave. . .- ,-..-..'...-. ...--" evening. Excellent - EMPLOYMENT my NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the U U.PICK. Fields in Oviedo 1. Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford. Call 3653217 for directions. lAN on PI 3, 1979, in the City Hall at FARMS B.L. Perkins Seminole County's Only Daily 1yI - 0Zen to rhthin: I fish - Free delivery, ' order. Sanford as It pertains to front area. 322-2374. Sam's Portion setback and lot coverage mvw. requirements in RI-11 Zoned District In all of Block 7, Tier 14, Town of Sanford, PB 1, P 112 & 113. 11—Instructions Being more specifically described as located at 540 Pecan Ave. Planned use of the property: CHRISTMAS IN JULY addition to existing building. a j WANT TOGET WAY FOR A WEEKEND? I will care for your child in home. Fri, evening to Sun, AAA .0 Uff Uff * Assistant maintenance man for apt. complex. Must be able to get along With elderly people. 40 hr. wk, 'i day Sat. & Sun. Some maint. exp. req. Call 3234.430 for. appointment, pork, '[he lourNetosfal If Bohannons Day Care Center Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. Open 6:3QAM.6:3OpM S days wk. 3317420 SIDE GLANCES 4i - Houses ULLL1VVIl"..IU .. Couple wanted to work on egg farm. Trailer available. AZ Poultry Farm SR 430.A. Orange City, Fl. (90.4) 7753635. - !! :1 I ...join the thousands who read . _________________ RN— PART TIME . , iI -____________________________________________________________________________________ ; ii'W" r ' )k -~ U Noon The DayBefore PubllcQtlonI. : Florida. DATED this 15th day of Jun e, A I like 3 Lines Minimum - - a DEADLINES - mu io 3$c a Ii FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - ... .. . . I giLill-Itl - ltime ............43c a iik l conse cutive times ..... 3k thru Friday, July 6, 1979-9A IFuui RATES HOURS MONDAY ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ OdQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Section 665.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inand for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the Publication of this notice, the tic. titious name, to wit; Laura Mae, located at 430 E. Highway 436, Casselberry, County of Seminole, StMe of Florida That the parties interested in said are as follows: Geppetto's. Inc., a Florida Cor. pora t ion 100 Percent, Geppetto's, Inc. By: s. Peter .8. Thornley, __ --p" a'1.4 __ !1IM,,' -3 �1OA—'Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, July ,17 Honor System Eatery Fai*l*ing As Patrons Abuse Charity \(fi VALLEY VIEW, Texas be advised that the meals would the property. The balance was hand-printed menu listed lo. The religious fare was not for Thomas was forced to cut the (NEA) - The whole thing be served without fixed prices; $250,000. For this he got 50 acres ounce ranch clubs and 12-ounce the locals only, however, most expensive items from his started because Ron Thomas diners would be allowed to pay of land north of Dallas, a ranch sirloins; the specialty was a Thcas says the restaurant's generous menu, and that in turn wanted to do something nice for whatever amount they believed house, and a restaurant Con' 24-ounce T-bone, meal enough people. He Is a born-again appropriate, Bible was open throughout the cut patronage further. vetted from a brick barn. It for the Dallas Cowboy backChristian, and he hoped to inAnd too, those people who week. The live entertainment, At first, there was a hitch to was lovely. Pastoral, field. for example, was Christiancontinued to come to the dicate to a naughty world that the idea. Thomas did not have Promising. Thomas, a 35-yearAnd. sure enough, there were oriented. "We never pushed restaurant began to abuse Its faith, hope and charity are still enough money to negotiate a old physician, would manage no fixed charges. Not even for religion on customers," charity. Thomas says some true beacons in a society deal. But then, he says, "God the venture. His wife, Cyndee, 24-ounces of T-bone. Patrons Thomas says, "but we were people would eat $10 worth of otherwise darkened by lesser intervened," A rich relative would help. interests, were told that considerations . . ready with It if they wanted it." food and leave 10 cents. Others died and left a sizeable the would be up to their conSome did And so a year and a half ago Inheritance. Thomas believed want It. left nothing at all. And a few The couple named sciences. "We are here to serve Occasionally, tourists in- people, decidedly middle class, he decided to buy a restaurant, this was the Lord's way of restaurant "The Fatted Calf you," the menu noted, But not just any restaurant, saying that the Christian Steak House," and terrupted their dinners to even stooped to pilfering the they set "however, there is no price on receive counseling in a room off change from the jars on the This one would operate on the restaurant was a great Idea, S about to feature the best table our service, . .put whatever you the restaurant's kitchen. Other tables. honor system. Customers would Thomas put $20000 down on in this part of Texas. Their desire in the Jar on your table." times the customers asked for By this spring the dream had The money in those jars was . conversion and even baptism. becomes nightmare. Bills piled not regularly collected, by the • ......... Thomas, a one-time seminary up. Tables were empty. And way. It was left so that student, satisfied the latter when payments on the y' , customers could make their ______ requests in his backyard restaurant became due, they own change, or, in some cases, swimming pool. could not be met. At present, borrow from the kitty. Thomas So it was that a few months the management owes $10,000 says poorer customers were not ________ after its purchase, the Fatted on the mortgage alone, and if expected to leave anything, and '. Calf Steak House seemed to it's not paid this month the in fact were encouraged to , Ron Thothas like a dream come former owner will foreclose in "take what you need" from the true. The patronage was heavy the property. Jars. "' ' and the gospel proliferated. In Therefore, from this month WASHINGTON (UP!) — In- an Increase In the number of even more gloomy Is that they Not surprisingly, the Fatted I. fact, business was so good the on the honor policy at the flation at the wholesale level teen-agers who found jobs for do not take into account the Calf became something of a Thomases began to think about Fatted Calf Steak House is 4 rose by a moderate 0.5 percent the summer after completing latest crude petroleum hikes smash success. The enterprise . buying similar restaurants in changed. Ron and Cyndee last month as plunging food the school year. imposed by OPEC, the Interna- received widespread media other communities. Thomas are now charging Ron Thomas At The e Fatted Calf prices offset another startling notice, and curious eaters came But then, suddenly, things at competitive prices. They'll The grim inflation news was tional oil cartel. The administration has ac- to the tables from across the Some of the patrons were the Thomases dosed the doors the Fatted Calf began to turn probably even advertise, and surge in energy costs, the that that gasoline prices rose government reported today. 3.7 percent and home heating knowledged that the OPEC oil United States. Soon, Ron and regulars, of course, local folks to tourists, and held religious sour. The price of beef shot up, put up gaudy commercial signs. The Labor Department said oil soared by 8.4 percent. These Increases has greatly increased Cyndee Thomas were hustling who used the rt.staurant as services and dinners for several for one thing, and at the same "It's sad," they think. Faith, wholesale food prices fell by 1.2 dismal statistics followed gains the changes of a recession in the steaks and side orders for much for spiritual invigoration dozen good friends and neigh- time the lines of customers hope and charity have been delt percent in June, the third of 4.2 percent for gasoline in United States. upwards of 1,500 people a week. as anything else. On Sundays bore. declined. To compensate, a cruel blow. consecutive month that food May and 5.4 percent for heating ready for sale to retail outlets oil. declined. Practically all of the improvement was due to lower The Labor Department calmeat prices. culated that during the first half However, prices that Amen- of 1979, gasoline prices climbed cans paid for gasoline and home at a seasonally adjusted rate of heating oil climbed sharply. 22.5 percent. On a compounded Energy prices are now the annual rate basis, that would nation's No, 1 inflationary work out to a 50 percent inproblem. crease if prices continue to rise In a separate report, the at the same level between July Labor Department said the and Decethber that they did nation's unemployment rate during the first six months. edged downward to 5.6 percent home heating oil prices have from 5.8 percent in the previous gone up by 30.8 percent in the 'S two months, the lowest level in last six months and at an anfive years. nual rate of 71.2 percent. The decline was attributed to What makes these figures t ed C if 5 Prices Lip SIig htl Employment Gains S _ __ _____ ti.... S Evening Ilendd SANFORD, FLORIDA E3 1 S Friday, July 6, 1979 Q . TM' 1 HownewWatt-Wise Living homes saveto ii Z5% on ele1t'iity. AA Drug Smugglers Avoid Florida JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — One hot, summer night a few t A. AA The HigheroEffii*ciencyHeat Pump. federal officials estimate that nine others go undetected. "With ali due reepeetteout law officers," said H. Lamar Cole, district attorney for Georgia's Southern Judicial Circuit, "these flights are caught by the blunders of the smugglers themselves," "It's my understanding that there are many areas for use as possible landing strips, remote areas of southern Georgia with pastures or cropdustlng strips," said Cole, "It's amazing what is landing in our weeka ago the pUotofaDc4 airplane landed unannounced at the small Valdosta, Ga., airport and quickly taxied to one end of a poorly-lit runway. When airport officials failed to get a response to their radioed Inquiries, airport security officers were dispatched to investigate. When the officers approached the plane, It suddenly whe,led around for takeoff, The plane struck a utility pole with one of its wings, however, area," and the pilot and two other men "There's probably several scrambled out of the cockpit. cow pastures In south Lowndea Two of them were captured and (County) that could handle one police found 3,000 pounds of baled Colombian marijuana on the plane. It was one of a growing number of Incidents in whih drug smugglers are bypassing Florida, where authorities have launched a crackdown, and landing their vintage aircraft instead at remote air strips In south Georgia, "Basically, there's been an Intensive effot against smuggling In southern Florida," said Jack Salter, agent In charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration district office In Atlanta. "The ones smuggling by aircraft are trying to avoid the pressure in Florida and stretch the miles (from South Amen , ca) to get over Florida," Salter said in a telephone Interview Thursday. But for every drug smuggling operation by air that is foiled, YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE '5" S__•S, COP4DITIQF4ED AIR ToThE fot?1E I of these planes," said Capt. David Whitfield, of the flveman Valdosta-Lowndei County drug squad. The drug squad and a similar city-county squad In Moultrie and Colquitt County were formed four years ago to combat the increase In drug smuggling. To Increase their range, smugglers are buying old cargo planes and installing extra gas tanks on than. Often the planes are landed and abandoned, a small write-off considering the tax-free profit from a successful drug haul. Earlier this week, three Georgia sheriffs asked the Georgia General Assembly to create a separate state agency to enforce drug laws, saying police In small Georgia towns and rural counties were not equipped to combat the smugglers. I-fEAT AB50RBEJ? IW WIP11'ER oUmooR. UNIf 0 HEAT R.EJECTEP IN SUMiAER INPX3R UNIT OUrDOOR COIL Space Shuttle Tank Arrives At Center tt.Wise?w home a WattWhat makes a Wise home? A higher-efficiency heat pump, for one thing. 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 do, but costs a lot less to run. You see, in order to heat the average home, the standard air conditioner with electric strip heating has to actually heat all the air inside the house. And that takes quite a bit of electricity. But the higher-efficiency heat pump simply gathers the heat that's in the outside air and pumps it inside the house. In the summer, it INP(x)R gathers the heat that's inside the house and pumps it out. The result: lower elecC IL COMPREScOR. GAS LiNES tric bills, winter and summer. To meet FPLS recommended 'ttWAT Wise standards, a heat pump must AI5ORBED a COP (heat rating) of 2.5 IN SUMMERhaveand an EER (cool rating) of 7.5. Of course, the higher the rating the lower your dollar number. V\j.JI But a higher-efficiency heat pump is just one of the many features of a Watt. Wise home. Others can include an energy. AJ saving water heater, proper insulation, treated glass and more efficient appliances. Ask your builder to show you how a certified Stt.Wise home can sav up to 25% on electricity Or, pick up a Wtt-Wise Living folder at ur Fk office. The tt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now but in the long run it costs a whole lot less. Photo Courtesy of NASA The awesome power of lightning can be seen In this photo taken at the Kennedy Space Center. What should you know about lightning and protecting yourself against it? 1 4 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. National Aeronautics and (UPI) — The expendable 1$4- Space Administration's foot external fuel tank for the Michoud Assembly Facility Space Shuttle Columbia will be near New Orlem unloaded at the Kennedy Space The tank, built by Martin Center today. Marietta Aerospace, was floatThe huge tank was brought ed 1,073 miles on the barge into Port Canaveral Thursday Poseidon. It Ie1'I New Orleans, followinu a barge trip from the towed by tug, Monday. The story, page - - FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY ,. :-_fLJ r .'., .-• . ,. , S -. . .,a., . - - J - HOSPITAL NOTES $IMINOLIMIMOIIpL HOSPITAL JULYS ADMISSIONS Sanford; John R, Alteway Jr. Maurika.$oIannon Catharine A. Faulkner Cars L. Hocks Candance A. Chicsfsky D.IIh Hinson Jul11 Johnson Mail~ WflhLssn F. Platt Elsie K. Hagman, Oekry Charlotte L. Wright, DsI$ona H Do" Morgan DISCHARGES * - -!•- - Ask vourbufl&wWbowh e, Julle M. LeWIS 14,111% A. Spillman James M. Truluck James F. Sdwltz,, Ostton - SS_ - S. '•% - - - - - _______________ — , H 2. �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, July, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stimpson.0 New Shir ley Tem p le? IT 41 1 1 11111 LIGHTNING... How To Prot-W - Ct Yourself 0111- By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD OLLYWOOD (NEA) This is the season to remake old movies that made stars .; of kids, and to find new child stars. We have already had a new copy of "The Champ," with Ricky Shroder as the new Jackie Cooper, and now Universal is re-making "Little Miss Marker," with it precocious 6-year-old named Sara Stimson in one of the greatest of Shirley _Temple's parts. Walter Matthau, Julie Andrews, Tony Curtis and Bob Newhart aie the four brave souls who have agreed to work with Sara In "Little Miss Marker," Brave is an appropriate adjective, because It takes a brave actor to work with a cute child; innocently, they steal WALTER MATT1IAU, SARA STIMSON every scene they are in. "Sara and I," says Matthau, "make Tristan and "California Suite," because had to speak up. I thought Isolde look like an Matthau was In that, and she she would be shy, but she argumentatIve couple In a knows and likes Matthau, walked right in and said, cafeteria. We are sublime and she made the con- 'HI!" lovers. I want to steal her." nection. They also saw "The That was the beginning of They do seem to have a Champ," because that had a lengthy series of insublime-lover relationship, another child in It, and terviews and screen tests in They were rehearsing a again, that helped her to both Texas and California scene together and it was fun realize what she was doing. that culminated in her and games. She would put But she still isn't a spoiled getting the part. Along the her hand on his mouth every actress type, and if Mrs. way, she had her first airtime he wanted to speak, Floyd has her way, she never plane ride, her first trip giggling all the way. will be. There is plenty of outside Texas and lots more "How long have you been loving punishment meted firsts. in the Navy, little girl?" out, if she gets "cocky." And Bernstein is very careful Matthau asked her, and she the whole thing Is being kept how he handles her. He giggled away merrily, in perspective, wants to preserve her But, as soon as director "We're going back home natural quality. So he doesn't Walter Bernstein called for after this is finished," Mrs. tell her ahead of time about action, little Sara Stimson Floyd says, "and If we never her scenes, waiting instead was all business. She come back to Hollywood, until virtually the last breezed through her scene, that's fine, too," minute to tell her what to do without a stumble, exactly Home Is a tiny village and what to say. as Bernstein had told her to called Helotes, not far from "She really doesn't know do. She was obviously San Antonio, Tex. Mrs. what It's all about," Matthau pleased with herself when It Floyd is a secretary at the says. "She'll fool around all was over. Veterans' Hospital In San the time, but as soon as "I just had to do it the first Antonio, and It was one of time," she said, to nobody in her fellow workers who had Bernstein calls for action, then she's all business. It is particular, when Bernstein read about the "Little Miss really very remarkable." said, "That's a print." Marker" talent hunt and how Nobody is trying to say The whole thing of working they were auditioning little with a child made Matthau girls at the nearby Holiday she's another Shirley reminisce about his own Inn. She suggested Mrs. Temple. In fact, Bernstein deliberately had his talent early years. He says when he Floyd bz?Ing Sara to those scouts look for a brunette was very young, people auditions, (which Sara Is) to get away would pay him 50 cents to "I thought It would be a from any such comparison. give recitations, good experience for her," "People have the Idea that "hut I never tight I'd Mrs. Floyd says. "So she Sara is trying to be another really get paid to act," he dTMe4 herself and combed Shirley Temple,"her mother says. "1 thought maybe it I her hair and I told her am says, "That's dead wrong." swept up the theater, they'd let me act and give me maybe five dollars. Then I got 110) for understudying six men—all over 7O— and l Trying to decide where to occupancy), two meals at a began to see that the acting head for that profession had possibilities," vacation? Your foreign good (but not haute cuisine) travel restaurant, two cocktails They all say that Sara dollars will stretch about 2.5 and taxis. Stimsm is too young to times farther in Lisbon or realize that she has acareer. Buenas Aires than In London ..$178.72 Tokyo Maybe she's even too young or Paris, according to a Tokyo ,.$241.49 to understand just what it is survey by the Geneva ..$172.09 that she is doing every day at foreign-currency ..$144." exchange CQpeIIhagCII the studio, firm, Lisbon ..$99.56 Sara's mother, Dana Here is the daily cost per Paris . $Z4O.84 Floyd, says she took her to person of a vacation day Bueao. Aires . $9140 in see a couple of movies and seven foreign cities. Flgtwes The same vacation day in tried to explain to her what Include deluxe hotel ac- New York City Is estimated was going on. They saw commodatfons (double to cod 1179,80, 1* By WILLIAM R. DURRETF Special To The Herald KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla, - True or False? - During a lightning storm, It Is safer to stand near a tree than a metal light pole. - A convertible car or truck with the top up affords the same protection from lightning as a metal-topped vehicle since both are insulated from the ground by rubber tires. - You should never attempt Immediate aid to a lightning victim. He is probably dead anyway and his body is seething with residual electricity that could electrocute you. If you answered "true" to any of the above, you should continue reading; It might save your life, or someone else's. The answer to all three questions Is false. All of us are familiar with lightning - Its quicksilver flash and terrifying thunderclap. Yet, what do we really know about it? In Its simplest terms, lightning is a discharge of electrical current - a gigantic electrical arc - between areas of different electrical potentials In moisture-laden air. These electrical charges build up In thunderstorm clouds. Precisely how this occurs is not fully understood and Is the subject of intense Investigation, but it probably involves some process of electrostatic friction between water droplets in the air. Dry air, for instance, will not originate lightning. There are no absolutes when It comes to minimizing the dangers from lightning. Common sense and a genera] knowledge of lightning's effects are the best defense. For Instance, you don't have to be hit directly by a bolt of lightning to be killed by It. You can be felled just as easily by a host of lightning-associated hazards. The most common are the side strike, the conducted strike, step voltage, streamer currents and multiple following effects known as "sequelae." Before examlng these hazards In detail, several important generalizations should be noted. Lightning Is electricity. Thus, It moves at the speed of light. For all practical purposes, Its effects are instantaneous. The flow of electric current from a lightning strike always seeks the easiest path to ground and tends to flow along the outside surface of whatever conductor It Is flowing In. No lightning strike victim should be presumed dead. This cannot be overemphasized. Contrary to popular belief, a person struck by lightning has not been "Fried." The current has probably passed along the outer skin, not through the body, thus sparing the Internal organs. Burns, If any, are usually caused by metal objects worn or carried by the victim - coins, a belt buckle - which have been melted by the heat of the stroke. Often, the victim may not be breathing or have any heartbeat because the sudden shock has paralyzed the muscles that control heart and lung functions. In most cases, he can be revived by prompt cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques. But speed Is essential. If breathing and heartbeat can be restored quickly, the odds are very good that he will recover fully with no permanent ill effects. It Is safe to touch the victim. Unlike a person In contact with 1 I I Cheer yourself up with. FISH 'N CHIPS DINNER OR SNACK FROM CoS t 1141111H) 1401y'S ij where the ckeIcc in iurs.& 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford Phone 322.9212 Hours OfOperation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10a.m. to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 10a.m. to 12 P.M. Of Vacationing I Friday, July 6, 1979-3 a live wire, a lightning victim contains no residual electricity. DIRECT STRIKE Of all lightning's hazards, the most visible and frightening form Is the direct strike ... the bolt Itself. The problem here Is to avoid becoming the stroke's prime path to ground. Stay inside If at all possible during a lightning storm. Almost any kind of overhead cover will shield you from a direct strike. The best protection is large metal-structured building, with the next best a metal-topped vehicle. In both cases, the protection is the metal cage - a Faraday cage (after the English physicist Michael Faraday) - surrounding the person inside. The current flows around the metal cage and then arcs to the ground. The rubber tires of the vehicle are not a factor. By the same token, a convertible's fabric top does not make a Faraday cage and offers no protection from a strike. When caught outside, seek some kind of shelter immediately. Keep In mind that most people killed by a direct strike were hit while in the open or walking down a beach, not while standing or walking near trees, poles and buildings. But choose your cover carefully. A grove of trees, for example, is less dangerous than an Isolated tree since the odds are better that your particular tree will not be the one hit. Strange as Is may seem, a tall metal structure - flag pole, lamp post, water tower - affords better protection than a tree. Though more likely to be a target, a tall metal object offers less resistance than wood 011I.F ri a inirr,. to the current's path to ground and cuts down the chances of a side strike (to be discussed later). But, whatever your cover ... wood or metal ... stand at least six feet away. Never lean against It, or touch it. SIDE STRIKE The majority of known injuries and fatalities from lightning are the result of aide strikes a condition in which lightning finds resistance In Its primary path to ground and jumps to a nearby target. As airesdy nMI,d, a poor conductor like a tree or i nodes PDA IA MOM likely to Werateaside strike than a good iuictor such as a rn3 pole. in a docwnented con In Iando,.FlL several years ago, two young men were seated on a park bench under a tree, waiting out a rahatorin. One was sitting with his head tilted back against the tree. The other was bending over, tying his Shoelace. Lightning struck a nearby tree, jumped to "their" tree and then to the two men. The one leaning back was killed; the other man was hurled from the bench. Though dunned, he survived. CONDUCTED STRIKE Another lightning hazard Is the conducted strike. In this case, a strike follows a conductor, usually a wire, into an area that may be some distance from the actual strike point. This threat can be reduced by the Installation of lightning stpressors on power lines, telephone lines and television lead-Ins. When properly designed and installed, they will hold surge voltage below the danger level, Many people question whether, in an electrical storm, they should take baths, use the telephone or operate electrical appliances. There Is no hard and fast rule here. - II CUNIJUCTPD SThIKI - ....' ... ... " . VfrSA•v. uiitrui 'iitirr, Obviously, there is a potential hazard if you are In contact at the Instant a stroke occurs with anything that can be a path for the stroke. A prudent person would hang up the phone, postpone a shower, or wash the clothes later. However, In the long run, it boils down to a matter of how much you want fear of lightning to dictate your life. The great majority of lightning deaths and Injuries occur outside the home. Beware of metal fences. Strike current can travel hundreds of yards on a metal fence, even though it is grounded by pods and ground rods, and still electrocute you. Walking near a fence when thunderstorms are in the area also can subject you to a conducted side strike. Oceans, lakes, rivers and ponds should be avoided during. an electrical 4orm. STEP VOLTAGE A stroke that has gone to ground dissipates Its energy in ground currents, creating a condition known as step voltage. These currents can generate high voltages between two points quite close together. A person standing on the ground can become it human "switch," spanning these currents almost as though he were in contact with two live power lines at the same time. Instances where livestock are found dead or stunned In a field after a thunderstorm Illustrate the effects of step voltage. They have the misfortune (in this case) of being four-legged. You can minimize the dangers from step voltage by reducing the area your feet or body makes with the g[UUiIU. LIV not and with your iegs spread apart. STREAMER CURRENTS Special caution should be given to a phenomenon called dreamer current. A lightning stroke in the making puts leaders, or feelers, which pull streams of electrons upward from grounded objects to complete a stroke path to ground. A person standing in the open near where a leader is coming down can become a streamer path hlelf—its magnitude depending on the terrain, his height and degree of Insulation from the ground and the intensity of the leader. Streamer currents, even those that do not become the main stroke path.. can be high ... and aofltliflU fatal. SEQUELAE There are other types of lightning hazards that must be taken Into account. They are called "Following effects" referred to in literature as sequelae and they stem primarily from human reactions to a sudden and unexpected occurrence. In the case of lightning, these secondary effects do not Involve current flow, yet they may well account for as many deaths and injuries as the more direct lightning effects. For Instance, the brilliant (lash and sudden thunderclap of a nearby bolt may momentarily blind or startle the driver of an automobile, causing him to swerve into the path of another car or run off the road and strike an ohstruction. Heart failure, loss of balance and falling - all are possibilities and they can happen anywhere, in the open or inside a protected structure. Since there Is no way to predict what will occur and when, the only precaution available Is normal care. - - �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FrIday, July 6, 1979 Moody Rarely Recognized HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Ron Moody, the superb English actor and Oscar nominee for his 1968 portrayal of Fagin in the m usical "Oliver!" lives In dread of the makeup box. Few actors have suffered more for art than the jolly Engllshmai1 who has made a career of playing grotesque old goats. Spirit gum, wigs, false teeth, contact lenses and greasepaint have taken their toll, altering his off-screen I appearance, He plays Merlin, the sorcerer of King Arthur's time In his new film, "Unidentified Flying Oddball," a contemporary story of a spaceman who gets caught In a time warp and ends up in the sixth recently who researched the scientific fact that bald men are more virile than hairy men," he said. "The doctor concluded such Is not the case. He said baldness plays no part in virility. "We must explode this new theory. Bald sex maniacs are a necessity to western civilization as we know it." Moody's most demanding makeup Job involved "The Flight of the Doves" inwhich he was required to wear five different disguises. The experience left him almost a broken man. In addition to having his RON MOODY fuzz shaved off, his ...as Fagan eyebrows where shaved as M1y in an accent that well. He was forced to wear smacked suspiciously of brown contact lenses to cockney although he denies cover his blue eyes. being a cockney. Several different sets of false "There's not much more teeth were cemented to his Century. "I designed me OWfl Taken from "A Con- makeup for Merlin," said that can happen to me face. own Ivories. Makeup has changed me "It was pure torture," he appearance forever. A recalled. "I reeked of spirit career of playing men of gurn which intense attitudes, villains when It Is itches and burns every day ctory Trained andmadmenhaveleftmea for hours applied on end. T Tochniclans S.rvice My eyes shadow of me former hurt so much I could only "It began early In me wear the lenses for a few acting life when I wore a minutes at a time. of imported cars putty none aaurjahHeeptna and trucks, "The false teeth ruined me Our prices will movie version of 'David bridgework. Me eyebrows Pleasantly surprise you. Copperfield.' It clogged me never grew back. And a breathing and I played the month after the film was entire picture with a cold tt11, 444 N. 17-2 Longwood, Ph. $31 1311 over I was forced to wear 4l that affected me sinuses spectacles to compensate for ever after, the damage Incurred by the "When I did Fagin, they shaved me head and covered contact lenses. "Misadventures with it with a rubber cap onto makeup have ruined me which was pasted Fagin's social life. It's part of the mat of hair and then topped penalty one pays for his art. it off with a flat c1eria1 hat. "I wore the makeup for Me love life wasn't helped by three months. When the playing older men. Perhaps that's why I've been a picture was completed, lifelong bachelor. discovered me hair refused "i often appear on the set to grow back exceptfor a ing and me fellow actors don't little f UZL" recognize me. That's not Moody patted his bald pate surprisin". I look at meself forlornly. SPtCIA "I read of a doctor in a mlrroz and. discover mi-i a ve&ige or on Moody remaining. "After me experiences In rearranging me physical for person, you can wager I'll C9 DO never Impersonate a female W.-SUN. " STACKED HIGH, IMPORTED eves-is on the screen. God knows what I might lose." BARBRA RYM Moody will star next year STREISAND ONEAL for ABC In a new weekly adventure drama, "Hart In San Francisco," playing an Edwardian sleuth in con MATINEE ALL SEATS 1. temDorary California. ROAST BEEF, CORNED BEEF "Hart Is really an (-PLAZA 13, PASTRAMI, LIVERWURST eve 7I$-S nlsm as a detective," Moody ALl MCSCAW said. "He's sent to San DEAN PAUL MARTIN Francisco by Scotland yard DRAFT BEER with biza It's not like 'Starsky and Orders To Go. Phone 831•9578 PANCHO GOALl5 Hutch,' although In a sense I OUILLI*Mo VIL.As wish Hart were more like Daily: 9:30 AM 2 AM them "Staraky and Hutch have Hwy. 1.I5. 3151111 all those sexy birds swatCMA 9~PT90 $'fllI ming around them. We ALL NEW character actors are denied CHEERLEADERS the same opportunities with IN those sweet young girls. "In the TV series I will be .T.S. required to wear very little #1 CASSELBERRy PLAZA makeup except for a toupee, 17-92 ONE MILE NORTH OF HWY. 436 "CHEIILIADER of course. That's a relief t R WITH THIS AD it's a bit late for the makeup OFFER EXPIRES 7/14 box to do much more damage to me appearance." — necticu• Yankee at King Arthur's Court," the new Disney film depicts Merlin as a sinister villain. Moody wears a long goatee, mustache, wildly upt ur ned eyebrows and a curlicue lock of hair sprouting from the top of his bald dome. Since becoming a character actor at age Moody has played dozens of old men, weirdos and villains, most of them requiring heavy makeup. He reckons he spends more time at the makeup table th an he does on camera. It Is no wonder then that Moody walks the streets of his native England and in Hollywood unrecognized by moviegoers who have seen him dozens of times screen. - RVICE ALL MAKES BAIRD'RAY DATSUN 1 Grand Open \ [,7 ,, u ,. - - - — R ' Ham on Rye PLAYERS f H.O BEACH PARTY - - I TELEVISION GOGUIDE if you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Ou t To Eat NOW OPEN with chicken, sandwiches, fish, shakes, and many other good things. Open UI 11 or Later. Take outs available. 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. 1-4 HOLIDAY INN Now featuring Italian Fiesta and entertainment by Rhythm and Rhymes. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite d rinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking th e St. Sanford. JACK'S PLACE— Try o w big Grand Opening Special, 2 for the price of 1, Ham. on Rye ...it's delicious! No.1 Casselberry Plaza, 1792 one mile N. of Hwy. 436. POP PA JAY'S Friday, July 6,1979—S July 6 thru 12 I f .__ (CBS) Mdi.,U. 0 (CBS) 0 (NBC) 40,W% O ABC) 4.,i'. (PBS) — — Specials Of The Week . , '.Se *.... — National Depression Glass Assn. Convention July 6-8; show and sale, July 7-8, Sheraton Twin Towers, 5780 Major Blvd., Orlando. Open to public. Admission $1,50. Ce Florida Zoological Park U. S. 17-92, one mile'eastof I4 ' and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours General Sanford Museum Ubraiy,520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-6 p.m only. Central Florida Civic Theatre presents the musical "Gypsy" July 13-15, 2023, 27-29, 8:15 p.m.; July 22, 2:30 p.m. Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations call 305-896-7365. Grapefruit Productions presents twin comedies "The Private Ear" and "The Private Eye", 8 p.m. performances July 7,8,12-15 and 3 p.m., July 8, 14 & 15,3372 Edgewater Dr., Orlando (next to Once Upon A Stage). Annie Russell Summer Theater at Rollins College, Winter Park presents Agatha Christie play, "A Murder Is Announced", July 5-14, 8:30 p.m. Call 2145 for ticket Information. Blue Grass Music Hoe Down, 2-7 p.m., Saturday, J uly 7, Hitching Post, Chuluota. Blue Grass Pardners, Full House, American Bluegrass with Gene Denmark, as guest singer. Free admission. Beat Maltbie Shell Museum One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. — Big Tree Park Seminole County-operated park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of - the oldest and largest bald cypress trees in the U.S., open 7 a.m. to sunset Mondays through Fridays. 9 am. to sunset Saturdays and Sundays, off U.S. 17-92 on Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. General Hutchison. Parkway, Longwood. Fort Christmas Museum replica an l$37 fort of the Second SeynjpJ0 War. Guided group tours by calling 568-4149. Free admission. Open 10 a.m. tO4pm. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Chlrstmas, Florida. Authentic - SATURDAY JULY 7, 1919 focuses on a typical day on location at the filming of "The Scarlet Letter." a dramatiza- tion of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel of Puritan America starring Meg Foster, John Heard (2) THE EVENING 900 (2) WILMA Shirley Jo Finnay portrayi Wilma Rudolph in this dramatization of the early life and of the 1980 career triple Olympic gold medal winner. (R) SUNDAY JULY 8, 1919 EVENING 1000 MOSES - THE LAWGIVER 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 4 of 6) (R MONDAY and Kevin Conway. TUESDAY JULY 10. 1919 EVENING 9:30 (2)(12)SALT II DEBATE Live coverage OT a de bate between proponents and opponents of the recently signed SALT II pact, from the John F. Kennedy Center In Washington. John Chancellor moderates. 1000 U JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Robert Goulet joins Julio Andrews in singing memorable Broadway songs. WEDNESDAY JULY 11, 1979 EVENING MORNING 8:30 THE SCARLET LETTER "The Making Of The Scarlet Letter" This documentary 9:30 LETTER • THE SCARLET AFTERNOON — SATURDAY S JULY 71 1979 Robin Williams, Wayland Flowers, Toad, Lenny Schultz and Duck's Breath present a comedy special from San Francisco's Great American Music Hall. (R) $350 FOR LUNCH Erik Estrada savored his success when he recently returned to the New York City restaurant where he worked as a waiter 10 years ago. his lunch companion was Suzette Namath, whose brother paid $350 for her to enjoy that privilege at a celebrity auction to benefit the U.S. Olympic Committee. THURSDAY JULY 12, 1979 EVENING 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Polynesian Adventure" An account of the exotic South Pacific Isles by an American family who lived with the natives and adopted their ways. 10:00 0 EVENING IN BYZANTIUM A once-great producer attempts to make a comeback. resurfacing at the Cannes Film Festival. His plans are temporarily stopped by an explosion In his room. (Part 1 of 2) 800 6:0 (I) 0 GOLF "Western Open" UBASEBALL Regional coyerage of Boston Red Sox at Live coverage of third-round California Angels; Los Angeles play in this $300,000 PGA tourDodgers at Montreal Expos nament from the National Golf Club in Oak Brook, Illinois. MORNING O WIDE WORLD OFSPORTS 900 (2) a WIMBLEDON TENNIS Coverage of the Firecracker Live coverage of the U.n's "400" stock car race from TUESDAY JULY 10. 1919 Finals in this prestigious tennis Daytona, Florida; International tournament from the All-Eng. Cliff Diving Championships EVENING land Lawn Tennis and Croquet from Acapulco, Mexico. 11:30 Club in London. England. AMERICAN PAN (4)0 SUNDAY AFTERNOON GAMES Highlights of the day's JULY 8, 1979 events in the Pan Am Games. 1:30 from San Juan, Puerto Rico. WRESTLING AFTERNOON Dick Stockton hosts. 2:30 SPORTS 8ThCU (4)0 PAN io AMERICAN various GAMES Events expected to LAN Coverage of events In the Pan American games including swimming and diving, gymnastics, roller skatlng, archery and wrestling, from San Juan, Puerto Rico. men's gymnastics, boxing. track and field, and roller hock.y. Dick Stockton hosts. (From 300 San Juan,Puerto Rico 4:30 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS AUTO RACING o HIGHLIGHTS "Road Atlanta" (2) 0 PRE-GAME SHOW 430 OD BOWLING Finals of the Fresno PSA tour tournament live from the Frno Open in California. . •- Nancy Sports On The Air and be COVSd women'sswimming and diving, Live coverage of the WBC pionship between Alexis Arguello and Rafael Limon 3:15 Madison Square Gordon; (2) BASEBALL Regional from AAU WelghtIltting Championcoverage of Detroit Tigers at Milwaukee Brewers; Minnesota ships from Totowa, New Jersey. Twins at Cleveland Indians. Orange County Historical Museum Exhibits trace county's past: country store, pioneer kitchen, moonshine still, etc. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays through Fridays; 2t05Saturdays and Sundays 812 E. Rollins St., L och Haven Park. LAUGH-OFF Host Arrival Of TV Prompts Changes RED SUCKER LAKE, admitted she didn't know version of the Muhammad Can, (UPC) The arrival how the advertisements Ali-Leon Spinks fight for the of bootleg television in this would affect them. third time were heard to ask, northeastern Manitoba Ms. Fey, meanwhile, will "Who is All?" community of 450 persons attempt to emphasize the The station's antenna dish has caused absent e'1w. positive. Taking advantage can be tuned to a number of among scnoolchildren to of the community's video satellites including the increase by as much as 50 cassette recorder, she said CBC's Anik but so far the percent. she hopes to be able to show Heather Fay, who teaches Sesame Street and other band has been watching American shows, fourth and fifth grade educational programs to children, said the main side children. The band came to acquire effect of television's arrival But it's hard to assess the its own satellite broadin the community, which effects of the medium on a casting station largely literally is off the official virtually foreign culture: through the efforts of Chief provincial road map, has children watching a cassette Elijah Harper, been a sharp increase in absenteeism to 50 percent on some days. Dave Neepin, a maintenance man for the TV T t4%E — JULY 9, 1919 Sting at Detroit Express — eoo GREAT AMERICAN Bleiweiss and guests including NASL SOCCER Chicago Super Featherweight Cttam- The Cartoon Museum Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cart,0011 miscellany,no adniluion charge, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to Azalea Park Post Office, 509 Semoran Blvd. 2:00 THE SCARLET LETTER EVENING MONDAY JULY 91 1979 IVE_NING — — — 00! government Health and Social Services buildings, said, "It's kind of hard to follow. Those Americans... all they have Is movies I didn't understand what they were saying." Like many local residents, Neeptn doesn't have a TV set yet. Still, despite his WEDNESDAY skeptical assessment of the medium, he said in a recent JULY 11, 1979 Interview, "I think I'll get one around the end of July." EVENING Hudson Bay Company 1130 store manager Scott WickAMERICAN (4) 0 PAN GAMES Highlights of the day's ware says he has sold about 20 sets so far, and plans to events in the Pan Am Games, from San Juan, Puerto Rico. stock more color and blackDick Stockton hosts. and-white models later this year, as well as antennae THURSDAY which some residents hope will extend the station's oneJULY 12,1979 mile range. Valeds Harper, the wife of EVENING band manager Wesley 11:30 Harper, said the children AMERIH ANN (4)0 PAN watch cartoons in the afGAMES Highlights of the ternoon. events In the Pan Am Ga "I think it's good for the from San Juan, Puerto kids to know about things Dick Stockton hosts. bad and good," she said, but u-.e mEteris ANt? V5 CLt) 15i4cl3J 10 5 ML4 Th6 TW WAM Cf AM INT612VIFIAJ C#1Q(AJ I.4O.4T .., — eA5y . 1 ID WH United Feature SyrAwa%*' AP4CVm TW L,.A$hr " 1!jlM!EI5I ______________ I I I J LI I I J I I �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 6, 1979 FRIDAY David Letterman. Guests: Jose Feliciano, Elayne Boosler, Kroskin. Jly 6 EVENING 8:00 (2) @J 0 0 © NEWS 41) STUDIO SEE Young ESP enthusiasts discuss their abililies at the Rhine Institute of Duke University. (R) 630 (2) (12 NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH ( MARY TYLER MOORE A fire destroys Rhoda's apartment and threatens her friendship with Mary. O (M THE cRoSs-wiTs EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 60 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT SATURDAY MORNING 12:00 @ MOVIE "The Defector' (C) (1966) Montgomery Chit, Hardy Kruger. The CIA enlists the aid of an American physicist to elicit information from a detect ing Russian spy. (2 Hrs.) CDWALL STREET WEEK "Wall Street Week Midyear Review" 9:00 ROCKFORD FILES Rockford Is arrested in a stolen car loaded with weapons and becomes a pawn In a game of Illegal gun-running. (f') 0 ABC MOVIE "Kate Bliss And The Ticker Tape Kid" (1978) Suzanne Pleshette, Don Meredith. An attractive private Investigator goes West to cap. lure a gang of outlaws and their charming leader, (R) ) V.1. PEOPLE c2 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:00 fIJ CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 12:03 B A R EliA Baratta searches for a nine-year-old girl who disappeared after wit nagging a murder. (R) 0 0 FRIENDS 6:30 (12) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (14.) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 100 "Sebastian" (C) (1968) Dirk Bogarde, Susannah York. A mdntal genius finds himself attracted to a woman who also works in a decoding Section of British Intelligence. (2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE 9:30 ED PROSE 6:25 PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 TONY THE BATTLE OF THE PLANETS July 7 Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Rocky II," "Escape From Alcatraz" and "The Main Event." 2'OO 0 NEE HAW HONEYS Guest: Ray Stevens. AMERICA AFTER VIET. HAM "America And Its Political Institutions" Daniel Schorr looks at the government's ability and willingness to create a post-Vietnam foreign and domestic policy. li 2:30 SPORTS SPECTACU4) LAR Coverage o various events in the Pan f American games including swimming and diving, gymnastics, roller skating, archery and wrestling, from San Juan, Puerto Rico. AUTO RACING HIGHLIGHTS "Road Atlanta" 60 ANOTHER VOICE 0 ate need of a pitcher, discovers an 11-year-old female whiz kid with a great arm. (R) 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA The Galactica Is caught between a crew of Cytons manning the most powerful weapon in history and a wave of Cylon fighters. (Part 1 of 2) (R) SED MEETING OF MINDS teve Allen talks with French philosopher Voltaire (John Hoyt), Martin Luther (Leon Askin), Florence Nightingale (Jayne Meadows) and Greek philosopher Plato (David Hooks). (R) 8:30 (4)0 JUST FRIENDS Susan and Coral spot Leonard at a health club that caters to a gay clientele. (R) 900 WILMA Shirley Jo Fin10:00 ney portrays Wilma Rudolph in (2)(12) EDDIE CAPRA PAYS1:10 7:30 this dramatization of the early TERIES The political rival of an MOVIE "Never On (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS life and career of the 1960 ox-Navy admiral who was Sunday" (B/W) (1960) Molina (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY triple Olympic gold medal found buried In full dress uni- Mercouri, Jules Dassin, 730 30 MINUTES A winner. (A) form is suspected of the slay3•00 (2) LIARS CLUB Greek Streetwalker receives a ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. CBS MOVIE Ing. 0 "The PRE-GAME SHOW (2)© course in culture from an MALE "The Monkey" (R) (4)DANCE FEVER Guest: SarSpikes Gang" (1974) Lee DALLAS Bdbby and his @ 0 NASL SOCCER Chicago Marvin, ah Dash. American tourist. (1 Hr. 45 Gary Grimes. Three 8:00 Sting at Detroit Express THE MUPPETS Guest: former college idol (Richard Mins.) young Iarmboys ALVIN AND THE CHIPseeking 2)© Kelton) become partners in a V.I.PEOPLE Harry Belalonte. MUNKS excitement join forces with a construction firm. (A) FAMILY FEUD 1:15 3:15 notorious bank robber. (A) @J 0 POPEYE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (12)CAROL BURNETT AND ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE (2) BASEBALL (2) Regional GLOVE BOAT "Ship Of FANGFACE "I, Claudius: What Shall We Do Hosts: The Bee Goes. Guests: 0 FRIENDS coverage of Detroit Tigers at Ghouls" Vincent Price, Joan ERICA €Z) DICK CAVETT Guest: Vin- About Claudius?" Claudius Is Jerry Lee Lewis, Gladys Knight Milwaukee Brewers; Minnesota Blondeli, Barbara Anderson, advised to continue playing the and the Pips; Frank Walker, cent Scully. (Part 1 of 2) 8:30 Twins at Cleveland Indians. Charles Aiken. (R) Idiot while plans are made for Johnny Nash, Jim Wealherly, FANTASTIC FOUR 800 THE FIGHT AGAINST his marriage. Livia attempts to Skeeter Davis. (A) 0 3:30 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS DIFFRENT STROKES insure Tiberius' succession to (2) SLAVERY "A Grateful PROBE CONSUMER ) SURVIVAL Mr. Drummond's conservative the throne. (A) 2'OO Peasantry" Led by William Pitt KIT "Plastic Surgery, Pet 400 NEWS mother comes for a visit and and William Wilberforce, ParFood, Car Stereos" 11:00 0 NOVA "The End Of The liament passes a gradual aboligets her first look at his adoptRainbow" The promise and flon bill in 1792. (4) 00 2) NEWS ed children. (R) 9:00 3) 0 SPIDER-MAN Photo(2) WIMBLEDON TENNIS problems of nuclear fusion as a 10:00 11:30 Live coverage of the Men's future energy source are Qrapher Peter Parker (Nicholas FANTASY ISLAND A timid 0 examined. (A) © WI,IBLEDON UPDATE Hammond), alias the SpiderFinals In this prestigious tennis man (Ken Berry) trying to prove Bud Collins and Dick Enberg Man, attempts to vindicate a tournament from the All-Eng4:30 high Chinese official aceused of present highlights of the day's land Lawn Tennis and Croquet @ 0 BOWLING Finals of the the existence of ghosts and a activities In this prestigious woman (Janet Leigh) searching traitorous conduct. Club in London, England. Fresno PBA tour tournament for the twins she gave up for tennis tournament from 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT Mozart, Rembrandt and (1)0B1 (1 BUNNY / ROAD live from the Fresno Open In adoption years earlier visit the The crew of the Sea Tiger goes London, England. RUNNER California. Keats produced masterIsland. (A) Into an uproar when they learn (4) NEWLYWED GAME CROCKETT'S VICTORY THE FIGHT AGAINST MOVIE pieces before turning 21. So "Lady Ice" 5.00 ,, 0 (C) that Pat O'Brien, their GARDEN (4)0 GOLF "Western Open" SLAVERY "Free Paper Come" (1973) Donald Sutherland, Jon- it's not surprising that member, is Japanese. (A) 9,30 nifer O O'Neill. An insurance today's youths are chalking Live coverage of third-round A slave rebellion in Jamaica in Investigator trails a group of up achievements nearly as 0 ULIA8, YOGA AND YOU (A) play in this $300,000 PGA tour- 1832 was crushed by the mill8:30 nament from the National Golf tie, but brought positive (2) Q HELLO, LARRY Larry 0" thieves through Miami remarkable. i000 results. Invites Ruthie's troublesome and Nasuu.(1 1/2 Hrs.) Club In Oak Brook, Illinois. SUPERFRIØ4DS These are some of the top SI MOVIE "The Mark" (B/W) classmates to sit In on his radio USOAP Danny learns that Q WIDE WORLD 11-00 OF SPORTS Elaine has been kidnapped. Americans under age 35, (1961) Stuart Whitman, Maria show. (A) Coverage of the Firecracker (2) (4)00 U NEWS and Corinne tells according to a nationwide Tim she's five 0 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Schell. A reformed sex deviant "400" stock car race from 0 MONTY PYTHON'S FLY' finds that, although he is Daytona, Florida; International IlS CIRCUS Washington become, a hero months pregnant. (A) survey by Us magazine: POLITICAL P900RAM to a straight A student who "cured," society is not quite Cliff Diving Championships Actress Sigourney ready to forgive and forget. (2 from Acapulco, Mexico. 11:30 decide, to pattern his life a ft er h1: i SATURDAY NIGHT that of his Idol. (R) Hrs.) 5) FIRING LINE "Bob Dole: (2) (I) TONIGHT Guest host: Weaver, 29 of "Alien." LIVE Host: Buck Henry. - Swimmer Jesse Presidential Hopeful" Guests: The Grateful Dead. (A) 10:30 Vassallo, 17. (4) MOVIE "Start The RevoluTARZAN / SUPER 8EV. - Artist Alice Avcock, 32. (4)0 EVENING lion Without Me" (C) (1970) EN - Designer Mitchell Gene Wilder, Donald Suther11:30 Gross, land. Two .ts of look-alike e'oo OUR GANG COMEDIES 0 twins most on the eve of the - California politician UNITED'S (2)(3)012NEWS Kathleen Brown RICO, 33, 10 AMERICANS "The French Revolution after years AFTERNOON sister of Gov. Jerry Brown. Schoolteacher" A bittersweet of separation. (2 Hrs.) HOME IMPROVEMENT "A Breath Of portrait of a young black high SI MOVIE - Pop rocker Nicolette Scandal" (C) (1960) Sophia school teacher trying to cope 12.00 Larson, 26. SALEI with the problems of teaching Loren, John Gavin. Romance - Cartoonist Kevin (3) BONKERSI Guest: Elaine in New York's inner-city is results when an American busiPaige COMET Fagan, 22. neuman In Vienna rescues a presented, 0 SPACE ACADEMY princess after, she is thrown - Ballet dancer Patrick 0 PINK PANTHER 6:30 from a hors.. (2 Hrs) AWNING Biasell, 21. MDIX "Live Or Let Die" (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING MOVIE "Toys In The U Novelist Tim O'Brien, The right-to-die Controversy Is (4)0 Coe NEWS Attic" (B/W) (1963) Dean examined. 32. U NEWS Min, Geraldine Page. A 3 or m _____ Orchestra conductor ROOKIES Webster Is man's two possessive sisters 12.30 Installed Off Leonard Slatkln, 34, (4) MOVIE "Who's Bun asked to masquerd us prig. break up his relationship with I • BAKED ENAMEL FINISH EASY cHoIcFoFcoLoRs Sleeping In My a.crp" (C) Oflerat the State Prison. Modern dancer Janet married woman. (1 Hr. 50 TERMS • POSITIVI STORM PROTECTION (1963) Dean Martin, Elizabeth Mine.) Eilber, 27. CUTS HEATING AIR CONDITIONING UP TO 701, 7 While visiting his (2) THE GONG SHOW - Seattle quarterback Jim Montgomery. 1:00 psychiatrist, soap opera star Zorn, 26. suos uu,*y / ROAD (2) COMEDY SHOP Is pursued by his fans and his RUNNER Actor Brad D vis, 29 of fiancee. (2 Hrs.) U MOVIE 'Face Of Fu % 0 U NEE HAW Guests: Manchu" (C) (1965) Christo"MkkiId Express," 0 FAT ALSERT 15 Mickey Gluey, Faron Young. phsr Lee, Nig Green, A Ger— VISTA Director Sties wiir AMERICAN BANDSTAND LAWRENCE WEUC man scientist develops a polOr Largior cROcKETT'S VICTORY Margery Ann Tabankin, 31. f SOCCER MADE IN GER. sonous fluid, and when 155111*11 he is Energy expert Amory kidnapped. the suspected instiI •I Levtns, 31. 1.'OO Color i$ad.ad man. (2Hrs) 7:30 Actress Mariel •STAR TREK A primitive (2) CANDID CAMERA 120 Hemingway, 17 of soCiety dominated by a power- (4) THE MUPPETS Guest: UNEWS ful machine threatens the Leslie Uggams. Manhattan," security of the crew of the 130 Arkansas Gov. Bill Enterprise. tOO MOVIE "Treasure Of The (2) Qinton, 32, 5) HERES TO YOUR HEALTH (2) UCHIPS After his son is Golden Condor" (C) (1953) 9-4110 N. ORANGE SUM, TR, ORLANDO 293.4911 "Animal House" "Autonomy And Responsubill- injured In a motorbike acci. Cornell Wilde. Constance AFTER HOURS CALL 2932343 dent, Sgt. Getraes' gets to know ty" director John Landis, Smith. After being cheated of BRVARD CO. 4364070 SANFORD 321.0120 and work with some of the Actor Philip AnglIm, 28 nobility, a Frenchman seeks 130 KISS neighborhood kids. (A) successin Guatemala, (1 Hr. 15 :'.Eliplwt&r (4) Man," Coach . . ......................... 0 0 0 (12) 0 Early Sucess 2. ______ SALE35%W,,h 4 -- - a ' - ' - - - , . . . . EVENING MORNING al INTERCOM €11 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Cruises, Private Schools, Medigap With Aosahynn Carter" (R) 6'00 i A BETTER WAY L1 THIS IS THE LIFE 6'30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE LIVING WORD AGRICULTURE U.S.A. AFTER HOURS 6:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 12:30 (2) U MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS "The Boat People - No Port In The Storm" The problems of Vietnamese refugees who have jammed into boats to flee their homeland are documented. (A) 0 FLORIDA REPORT - 1 6:00 (2) (4) 0 0 U NEWS O THE ADVOCATES 'Should Our Foreign Policy Include Covert Action By The CIA?" (A) 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 0 30 MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Return a magazine that publishes CIA agent's names; Jack Perkins reports from France on artist Joan Miro. (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MOSES THE LAWGIVER The Israelites floe from their Egyptian captors and cross the Rod Sea, only to find themselves facing the new dangers of hunger, thirst and desert raiders. (Part 4 of 6) (A) 0 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS A Voice From The Past" The Bellamys' former parlor maid, Sarah, returns to the house hold after a chance encounter with Elizabeth. - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. m EN ONE . . --.-.. -- - ... H . - .. .. ... -- , ,. mom moon IMMEN dI MO mom E mo MEMEMMIM OEM No ME l IME MMMMEM M EMMEM IMMEN ME MENEM NONE NINE O WINE MEE I. MEMO MEE EESE 0010101 N I I 00 MMMM ANN MM M ,'nL IrPoets Friday, July 6, 1979-7 om M - Of The Salmon" Salmon instinctively and courageously swim upstream to spawn. WILD KINGDOM "El U 10:30 COMPANY 2'S (2) Tigre" Marlin and Jim capture @3 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 1:00 (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM and relocate a fierce and beauMARLO AND THE MAGIC (2) RACERS 11:00 tiful jaguar. MOVIE MACHINE 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE U NEWS VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- 0 MORAL ISSUES 7:00 11:15 liON U MOVIE "The Longest (2)G}WORLD OF DISNEY CBS NEWS Day" (B/W) (1962) John "Charlie The Lonesome dZ JERRY FALWELL Wayne, Robert Mltchum. Allied Cougar" A domesticated 11:30 7:30 forces prepare for a massive Dcougar finds the going rough NBC LATE MOVIE "Those A.M.E. HOUR Day assault upon the beaches when he breaks out of confine- Restless Years" (1978) Cristina MORNING SUNDAY (43 of Normandy during World War ment and returns to the wild. Raines. Season Hubley. Three FAITH FOR TODAY 11.13 Hrs.1 ,, unmn nitnn,iinn (Part 2 of 21IRl younIF V Ir1uI HEAL II1 ED WASHINGTON WEEK AN 4)060MINUTES loge in the early 1960s try to 800 REVIEW (A) 0 HARDY BOYS Frank and cope with the increasing politi(2) VOICE OF VICTORY Joe travel to an exotic Greek cal activity on campus and the 1:30 9D OF WOMEN AND MEN island to crack a drug ring and changing sexual mores. (Part 1 (2ADAM..12 OUREXHUMBARD search for the lost city of of 3)(R) AMERICAN Atlantis. (R) (1430 PAN 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE "Sons And (14) MOVIE GAMES Events expected to SESAMESTREET(R) be covered Include men's and 0 BLACK MAN'S LAND Lovers" (81W) (1960) Trevor 8:30 women's swimming and diving, "Mau Mau" Never-before-seen Howard, Dean Stockwell. SUNDAY MASS men's gymnastics, boxing, footage shows acts of geno- Based on the novel by D.H. (I) MARLO AND THE MAGIC track and field, and roller hock- dde under the guise of elimi- Lawrence. A dominating nating Mau Mau, and the myths mother inspires her son to MOVIE MACHINE ey. Dick Stockton hosts. (From that were used to discredit the bypass romance to better ORAL ROBERTS San Juan, Puerto Rico) African war of liberation are himself. (2 Hire.) Hr 0 PUTT PUTT GOLF 900 examined. THE NIGHT STALKER Kol0 "National Championships" (.2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL chak tracks down a murdering WALL STREET WEEK 8:00 0 (430 SUNDAY MORNING "Wall Street Week Midyear (2) U NBC MOVIE "The Tn- creature which assumes the IlkBIOFOOT AND WILDBOY angle Factory Fire Scandal" enesses of trusted friends of its Review" (A) U ORAL ROBERTS (1979) Tom Bosley, Tovah victims. MISTER ROGERS (R) 2:00 Feidshuh. The causes and aft(2) NASHVILLE MUSIC 9:30 ermath of the disastrous 1911 "Manhattan (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI.. 0 MOVIE Melodrama" (81W) (1934) Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, LEE in which hundreds of young Clark Gable, Myrna Loy. Two 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO immigrants were trapped in a boyhood friends, one an attorU MOVIE "Charlie Chan On blazing sweatshop, are dramaBroadway" (81W) (1937) ney and one a racketeer, meet tlzed.(R) Warner Oland, Joan Marsh. A again after many years during a ALL M 11M IN THE FAMILY Broadway murder Is linkedwith murder trial. (2 1/2 Hrs.) Edith's long-time admirer visits SHAKESPEARE the Bunkers with his bride-toa missing diary that could 5) THE expose a political scandal. (1 PLAYS "Henry VIII" John be and shows how much Edith Stride, Timothy West, Ronald has 1/2 Hrs.) affected him. (R) Pickup, Peter Vaughn, Julian 5) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) SALVAGE I After Harry Glover, Claire Bloom and Bar- purchases a famous haunted 10:00 bara Kellerman are featured in mansion, strange and seeming. These poems are by SI STUDIO SEE Goes rock Shakespeare's last play, ly unexplainable events begin elementary schoolers from climbing, for a ride in the occurring. (A) 2:30 Seminole County. They Goodyear blimp and listens to "Texas Terror" EVENING AT POPS MOVIE 5) (2) bluegrass music. (A) resulted from the Florida (81W) (1940) John Wayne, Renowned flutist James GalPoetry In the Schools 10:30 Gabby Hayes. A government way joins Arthur Fiedler and (2) MOVIE' "The Ambusher," agent sets out to put an end to the Boston Pops Orchestra in program. These pupils are (C) (1967) Dean Marlin, Santa terror in the state of Texas. (1 Debussy's "Clair De Lune" for taught by poet Bob Wishoff -, Rarriar U.,. u1. ..a e. ,.,.', u . .uni w lflO OOflIfl9 01 mO Ilr.J us uvieuo. ruptis are Mexico to find an experimental season. generally provided with a flying saucer and retrieve it 3:30 atn theme. but are not tnitil 'WITl trio enemy. Mdfl vyno -u no rs. ,) esuvu what they should write. (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Shot Liberty Valance" (8/W) (3)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME girls Ann and the are offered a 0 FOR OUR TIMES (1962) James Stewart, John KIOSWORLD Wayne. Directed by John Ford. supposedly "scenic holiday Iwonder why my dog barks ZOOM (R) A man rises to glory when he cabin" to spend Christmas in. at me when I come (A) wrongly accepts the credit for 1100 outilde? notorious gunning down a MIX GD AGRONSKY AND COMPAoutlaw. (21/2 Mrs.) (3)0 ALICE Alice, Flo, Mel Maybe be wants to eat my NY boDe. and Vera try to kick all their SI THE LAW AND YOU 4'OO Sometimes bad habits at once by locking at night be 0 U FIRST BAPTIST ffla GOLF "Western open" themselves in Alice's apart, comes to my room CHURCH Live coverage of final-round And I think be's a robber, QUE PASA, U.8.A7 Juana play in this $300,000 PGA tour- mint for a weekend. (A) decides to go back to school, nament from the National Golf 0 ABC MOVIE "The TamarI wonder where they learn md Seed" (1974) Omar Shall, leaving Joe and Carmen in Club In Oak Brook. Illinois. to Cni1 U 8PORT8WORLD Coverage Julie Andrews. A Russian spy's Bark, bite my hand and go Charge of the housework, (R) romance With an English 0thof the U.S.A-International Divto sleep log Most from Fort Lauderdale. clal turns into a desperate 11.30 of love and lies that game With his bead on my pillow. Fla.; MU Women's National (4)0 FACE THE NATION sides upsets both of the Iron Why do I have to dean up Powerlifting Championships SI BIG BLUE MARBLE dw socks from Nashua, New Hampshire. Curtain. SI MASTERPIECE THEATRE He pulls all over the living AFTERNOON 4:30 "I, Claudius: Poison I. Queen" 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Livia realizes that Augustus has LIve coverage of the WBC discovered her treachery; she James Jonesi 1200 Sui,er Featherweight Cham. Postumus (4) MOVIE 11$ Only Money" pionship between Alexis maea Plans to stopthe throne. from succeeding to (B/W) (1962) Jerry Lewis, ZSCh. Arguello and Rafael UmOn Elephant (A) aY Scott. A television repair- from Madison Square Garden; U I was an elephant man finds NIflSSII the SOle age- MU Welghtliftlng Champion9.10 I OU1d be big and fat. eetoa fortune andthe prey of ships from Totowa, New (3)0 THE JEFFERSONS I would have a tail like a George Is shocked when those unscrupulous enough to ersey. rope Louise reacts strangely to a relieve hlmof It. (1 1/2 Mrs.) 6.'1010 surprise visit from her long-lost SI SPECTRUM Big ears to keep me warm. SI F1RNG LINE "Three Young sister. (A) ISSUES AND ANSWERS My now could write for me Guests: Gov. Julian M. Carroll Republicans And The 1980 10:00 Or turn on the Lv and (D-KY.); Gov. John W. Carlin Election" Guests: Richard PRIME TIME SUNDAY C2)U when I'm in bed David Ward, AbelI, Lynn (0-Kin.); Gov, William -G. MilChris Wallace talks with CIA s.,is .i. ACROSS NEE 45 Patriotic or. 22 Mineral ganizatiori Spr ing 46 Mountain 23 Chinese I Vereon 4 Cartoon crag character Albert 47 Eggs 48 Glacial 7 TV chimp ridge 10 World War II &i Narrowed agency 54 Long walk ii Palm leaf 55 Poem 12 Told a fib 56 Actress 14 Buddy Sandra Ebson's 57 'nare chara.er 58 Negative 16 Dosi prefix 18 Measure 59 Sneaky --. ... of dec. resislence 19 Actress .. Ullmann 21 Saint iabbr.) 22 Scat! 24 Beetle 25 Actor James 26 Animal's foot 27 Cast a shadow 29 Actor Williams 31 Pointer Actress Valerie 39 Boundary (comb. form) 10 Actor West 13 Actor Holbrook c.,.,., . ... ..- ' .,. "'' dynasty 24 Russian yes 25 Canadian National Railway 27 Modern biology term 28 Sense organ 30 Electric unit 32 Actor Jason 33 Swedish money unit DOWN MEN_ smçer Dolly 38 High railway 40 American humorist 41 Move quickly 42 Actor Alan 44 HailI (Latin) 46 Waste allowance 47 Free of access 49 Protract 51 Commotion 52 Slippery fish 53 Algerian governor 34 Humor 36 Greek letter 1 Newhart 37 Country/ 2 Federal Western agency 3 Part of New York Bay SOL I T T IOT 4 Young horse 5 Priestly garment 6 Liz was Cleopatra 7 Balkan native 8 Common gas 9 High 10 group 13 Factual in formation 15 New (comb. form) 17 Buddhist sect LU irritate •-. ... ,., --- ) ens W. .4 . U F-TROOP July 8 SUNDAY Turfsohd; the'pubillihor of Covert Action. -- - N NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT $3•95 Vs. Will Livs Ow Ops. $sld tsr, Aad Vs.r Chsk $aflI o Lessa With r YaWy Osrile Ire.d. ANFOID . NEW ON 1.4 �S—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Friday, July 6, i,, Patty LaBelle Aims For A Third Career Daytime Schedule MORNING .IOUNE.QtJIj, 1.Sp fras I b cli" 3$,,,U.g,,fs,1 .3. . VS.flPN Ps "•.•',. ob - EVENING (1970) Liza Minnelli, Ken Howard. Three physically and iitinuicappeo (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 0000 MORNING FLORIDA &OO RESTLESS C NEWS THE FBI (MON, TUE. THU, 00(12) NEWS FR 7:30 SESAME STREET (R) a) TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERI- patients in a hospital decide to try living together in an apartment in the outside world. THREE'S COMPANY Janet and Chrissy are excited that Jack is dating an "older woman" until they meet the woman they believe to be his (2)c4)00U NEWS STUDIO SEE Visits Alaska's 'bush country," teenage farmers and a New England cemetery. (A) 12:30 SUMMER SEMESTER a) NEWS CA minute later she apologizes like a phoenix - pltmige (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORfor having "just woken up." and all - from the ashes of 8:00 tizi PTL cLui ROW You could never tell. the defunct Patti LaBelle (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO O RYAN'S HOPE 8:00 Patti's vitality says a lot and the Bluebelles. Now oe •OVER EASY UHOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1) EARLY DAY about who she is As the again, this time flying solo, (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA. 100 leader of LaBelle, she rose Patti Is proving herself (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA NY a) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0NEWS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4) MIDDAY forever young. (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE "It was and still is hard OTHE YOUNG AND THE (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN RESTLESS getting re-established," says 6:30 (WED) ALL MY CHILDREN ()C TODAY Patti of her third career, (4) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI1:30 "but not as hard as It might (4)CRACKERBARREL (FRI) CA CI) 0 AS THE WORLD be. I have a track record, NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) TURNS and people do know of Patti 0 SUNRISE 200 LaBelle (2)111) THE DOCTORS 6:25 (2) (4) DONAHUE "But I think It's luck too," 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (2) POPI GOES THE COUN- 0 MIKE DOUGLAS she admits. "I have to be 2:30 TRY (MON) 0 MOVIE (2)(M ANOTHER WORLD lucky to be out there fot a PORTER WAGONER (TUE. C DINAHI (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT FRO third time." 9:30 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Her life does seem blessed. 300 0 THE SCARLET LETTER (WED) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (WED) Patti LaBelle and the (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS U) ANTIQUES Bluebelles emerged from the 9.55 (THU) hearty soul scene in 3:30 (4) UPBEAT 6:30 (4)0 MA-SH(R) Philadelphia - where she 1O .00 (4) KUTANA U) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) dill lives —lnlg63 with such a) CARD "ARKS THE LITTLE RASCALS hits as "I Sold My Heart to 400 ALL IN THE FAMILY (4) (R) 6:45 (2) EMERGENCY ONE 40 STUDIO SEE (R) the Junkman." The group A.M. WEATHER (1) THE GONG SHOW became a trio in 1967, whefl 10.30 BEWITCHED 6:47 Cindy Birdsong left to join (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS 0 WiLD, WILD WORLD OF (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS OD LOVE OF LIFE (MON-WED, ANIMALS the Supremes. They slowly FRI) 0:65 faded from the rock scene 112) MAKE ME LAUGH MARY TYLER MOORE £ SESAME STREET (R) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA until their appeMrancc in O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (THU) I971 on Laura Nyro's Gonna 4:30 0 WHEWI (12) HI, NEIGHBOR Take A Miracle l.p. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 7:00 LaBelle, as they became, MARY TYLER MOORE 10:55 C2)(12)TODAY O UERV GRIFFIN blazed into the '70s with (4)0 MONDAY MORNING 0 CBS NEWS UGUNSMOKE futuristic costuming and, a (MOW) 11:00 searing black rock style 500 (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (12) HIGH ROLLERS (TUE) a) CAROL BURNETT AND typified by Its seductive (4)0 THE PRICE 18 RIGHT FRIENDSmillion selling "Lady. (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN- 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 THE 000 COUPLE ING(WED) Marmalade." Outrageous 11:30 MISTER ROGERS (R) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE and Inventive performances 6:30 endeared the group to (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (ERI) 0FAMILY FEUD (2) NEWS audiences and critics alike 00000 MORNING AMERI0 HOGAN'S HEROES AFTERNOON a pressure that Patti, Sarah CA Dash and Nona Hcndryx have faced since the group's madly in love with a cute new demise July 9 nurse, and Hot Lips celebrates MONDAY "When Istarted out on my her divorce. (A) SINGER PATTI. LABELLE own after the group broke dents to their new school In 9:30 EVENING up," says Patti, "I was on (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Walnut Grove. (Part 2 of 2) (R) my own . I didn't have (4)0THE WHITE SHADOW Les Neuman threatens to management. It was my 6:00 The plane carrying the basket. commit suicide after he hears husband and myself trying to (1)00 U NEWS ball team to an Invitational an Insulting remark about his think of things to wear, so I 0 STUDIO SEE Coast Guard tournament develops •nglne manhood from a sportscaster. (R) ended up going to LA. and cadets travel up the East Coast trouble in mid-air. (R) aboard the training cutter 0 BASEBALL Regional coybuying 15 outfits in Beverly Eagle. 1000 (R) wage of Boston Red Sax at (4)0 LOU GRANT Lou fears Hills which l never ended up California Angels; Los Angeles an article written by the Trlb's eo wearing onstage. You could m Dodgers at Montreal Expos NBC (12) NEWS star columnist (Richard B. say we wasted a lot of (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 BILL MOYER8' JouRNAl. Shull) will incite a six-time killer money. 'The Outer Dissident: A Con- to strike again. (R) 0 ABC NEWS "But l had an idea ofwhat UI VILLA ALEGRE(R) versation With Georgi Vine" MURDER MOST ENGLISH Bill Moyer, talks with Soviet "Nine Tailors" I wanted to do as a singer," 700 dissident and Baptist minister says Patti, "and that was 2) TIC TAC DOUGH 11:00 Georgi Vine at Middlebury Colestablish myself as a ballad C4) MARY TYLER MOORE A leg. In Vermont. a)@0OUNEWS singer - something I lindsome architect who has DICK CAVETT Guest: , .16 6-k Ia..'. 4 INVS uj• ..... ;.. ...... I couldn't do with LaBelle. .building George Burns. t30 That became my first nvites her out on a date. THE SCARLET LETTER :1 1t30 I THE CROSS-WITS album" "The Malting Of The Scarlet (2)112) TONIGHT Guest host: I JOKER'S WILD Letter" This documentary Don Rlckles. Guist: Ben TO THE POINT Since then Patti has found focuses on a typical day on Vereen. U MACNEIL / LEHRER experienced management in L location at the filming of "The (1) 0 PAN AMERICAN her hometown to guide her IIEPORT Scarlet Letter," a dramatiza- GAMES Highlights of the day's 7:30 career, and a producer in tion of Nathaniel Hawthorne', events in the Pan Am Games, him (2) LIARS CLUB novel of Puritan America star- from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Skip Scarborough who ring Meg Foster, John Heard Dick Stockton hosts. brings out both Patti's bard (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES •!' c .. IN SEARCH OF... "Angel WW Kevin Conway. POLICE STORY A police and soft aides. Which is why Of Death" 7.IaVe Officer whose specialty is talk. 9:00 It's AlrigJ* With Me (Epic) FAMILY FEUD ing criminals into releasing is causing new excitement U CAROL BURNETT AND (2) © MOVIE "A Love Affair: hostages sip .y is asked to convince The Eleanor And Lou Geluig FRIENDS Guest: Joanne for Patti Labelle. two small-time hoods to Story" (1978) Blythe Danner, "I'm really happy with the Woodward. release their five prisoners. (A) CAVETT Guest: Vin- Edward Herrmann. The album," says Patti firmly, centDICK romance between the Immortal 11:45 Scully. (Part 2012) and with good reason. Her Yankee first baseman and the (4) NEWLYWED GAME 8:00 stirring dance tracks are woman who" love.arid devoROCKFORO FILES Rock. øii; (2)0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE tion sustained him through his ford learns the only way he can disco with sophistication, PRAM Charles and his new fight against an incurable dis- clear himself of a murder while her soaring vocals son -In-law Adam take on the ease Is dramatized. (R) Charge is to find the real killer shine on the quieter aides. taut of leadIng 25 blind stu- (4)0 MASH Radar falls himself. (A) "Just a minute ..." cries the voice of Patti Labelle from behind the door of her Central Park South hotel room. It's 11 a.m., and as Patti opens the door a July io 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 8:30 TU ESDAY 6:30 U NBC NEWS 3)0 CBS NEWS 13 ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (A) heartthrob. (H) O GREAT PERFORMANCES "Norman Conquests: Table Manners" Alan Ayckbourn's view of events at an English family's weekend reunion. Set in the dining room. Sarah discovers the truth about Annie's plans for a secret meeting with her brother-in-law Norman. (Part I of 3)(R) 7:00, TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Mary acquires a new friend but ends the friendship when she learns the girl is prejudiced. O U THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD U) MACNEIL / REPORT 9:30 LEHRER (2) (12) SALT II DEBATE Live coverage of a debate between proponents and opponents of the recently signed SALT II pact, from the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington. John Chancellor moderates. 0 TAXI Bobby's new role in a soap opera prompts him to throw his torn-up cabbie license at Louie, who vows revenge. (A) 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (1) MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND BHA NA NA Guests: Jan and Dean. U CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jack KIug- man. U) DICK CAVETT Guest: George Burns. 800 CDC THE RUNAWAYS A young girl (Maureen McCormick) feeling rejected by her wealthy, older parents turns to a baseball player for affection. (4)0 THE PAPER CHASE A 10:00 O JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Robert Goulet joins Julie Andrews in singing memorable Broadway songs. 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS U) DICK CAVETT Guest: Lew- militarily disciplined law student (Glynn Turman) forces is Thomas. Willis Bell, his lackadaisical 11:30 partner in a "moot Court" U TONIGHT Guest host: a) competition, into becoming a Don Rickles. Guests: Charo, formidable legal adversary. (R) Carl Weathers. O HAPPY DAYS Fonzie's life (1) 0 PAN AMERICAN is endangered when he finds a GAMES Highlights of the day's huge stack of counterfeit mon- events in the Pan Am Games, ey and the counterfeiters learn from San Juan. Puerto Rico. he has it. (Part 1 of 2) (A) Dick Stockton hosts. U) THE SCARLET LETTER OABC MOVIE "I Want Her When Hester Prynne is con- Dead" (1974) Twiggy, Michael demned by the people of 17th- Witney. A man who was concentury Boston for adultery, victed of murdering his ex-wife she is visited by her long-lost goes after the wo,jan, who is husband Roger Chillingworth, not really dead, and her new who swears her to secrecy husband. about his identity and sets out 11:45 to find .. and punish -- her (1)NEWLYWED GAME lover. (Part 1 of 4) 0 BARNABY JONES The 8:30 widow of a courier killed while LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lavtransporting money stolen erne and Shirley attempt to from a corporation's secret repair their apartment building slush fund hires Barnaby to before an enthusiastic building investiqate his death. (A) Inspector can fine their landla12:55 dy.(fl) CBS LATE MOVIE "Million 900 Dollar Mermaid" (1952) Esther (2) UCOMEDY THEATER A Williams. Victor Mature. A writer for a gossip newspaper notable swimmer who scheme, to obtain an interview becomes famous on the carniwith an off-beat millionaire. val circuit goes to Hollywood in (1)0 MOVIE "Tell Me That search of a new career and You Love Me, Junie Moon" romance. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Two Views On One Movie DEAR DICK: We saw "California Suite," and found it bitter and brittle, very Noel Cowardish. Such big talents as Matthau, May, Cosby and Pryor must have been painfully conscious of the low-quality, high-pressure slapstick. Never again will I believe the critics, the media or the garbage spewed out by the film Industry asking the public (at these prices) to come and see their latest extravaganza! MRS. RICHARD F. JONES, Reno, Nev. DEAR DICK: I recently saw the simply hilarious "California Suite." I greatly enjoyed it but was dismayed at the amount of profanity. I'm certainly not unaccustomed to profanity by any means, but I thought this profane usage detracted greatly from a very fine film. Why do producers feel that so many pictures need to be laden with profanity? Do they get paid by the number of dirty words In a script? MARK CONNELL, Kalamazoo, Mich. Just goes to show you that one man's meat is another man's loser. Mrs. Jones, you can believe the critics, because they are simply saying what THEY thought and whether or not THEY liked a film. No critic ever dares to say whether or not YOU will like It. As for profanity, Mark, that's strictly a matter of taste. How much is too much? In some contexts, one bad word is too many. In other, a flock of them are acceptable. I agree that often they are thrown in for shock value, and that I deplore, but as an Army veteran, I think they belong in films of Army life. Without swear words, those films would be totally unrealistic. DEAR DICK: I would like to know if Nick Davis is coming back on "All My Children," and, If so, when, and what is he doing now that he has been off the show so long. BOBBIE POTIER, Longview, Tex. Nick Davis is the name of the character on the show, who had been played by Larry Keith, Keith quit the show to do a TV pilot, "The Baxters," for the Norman Lear organization, and that show is still a possible series. The producers of "All My Children" have kept the Nick Davis character alive other characters still refer to him and hope someday to replace him. But, as of now, they have not found an actor they like for the part. - Scandal Had No Effect Ingrid Bergman's Isabella Rossellini's daughter, Isabella memory of her parents is of Rossethnj, says she thinks two hard-working People expect her to be careerists: "There they maladjusted as a result of were, both matter-of-tact, her parents' scandal-ridden kind people, extremely romance, marriage and modest; they worked very divorce. hard. In fact, she says In an And despite the rumorinterview in McCall's, "I mongering to the contrary, think sometimes people are she asserts that her disappointed because I am childhood was very secure. happy. Mamma and Papa Her father's three wives were divorced when I was "met one another frequently five years old. I don't not as friends, exactly, but remember the divorce. I as preservers of the family's remember only the dogs we peace, had then, my games, my "lam sure olthis: Iwould room, a doll that I liked. I like to create for my remember no tragedy. children, the values I had in Tragedy belongs to adults," my family." - I-' . .- Friday, July 6, 1979-9 -ti'r t;ii t ';t.'.' tr, •A': Ask Dick Kleiner - Ll DEAR DICK: I am a big fan of Agatha Christie and I have thoroughly enjoyed the movies that have been made from her books, such as "Murder On the Orient Express" and "Death On the Nile." Is anyone going to make another Christie film in the future? DALE SANDERS, Michigan City, Ind. Undoubtedly there will be more. There have been so many in the past, so no reason to suspect they will stop now. But I have checked with all the major studios and can find no indication that a Christie adaptation is currently in the works. DEAR DICK: I liked "Clif(hangers", but something about It puzzled me. The actor who played Dracula looked very much like the actor who plays Steve Olsen on the soap opera, "Days Of Our Lives." Are they the same, or just two men who look alike? DEBBIE STOY, Sumter, S.C. Just lookalikes - Michael Nouri played Dracula and Stephen Schnitzer Is Steve Olsen. And NBC is glad you liked "Cliffhangers"; they were wondering what your name was. DEAR DICK: Could you confirm whether Britt Ekiand appeared in one episode of "Battlestar Galactica." I thought I saw her In one with her hair cut very short, but my finace lays the girl was much too young to be Britt Ekiand. M.F. Vancouver, B.C. Can. You are right, this time. Britt was In a two-part episode of the series, called "Gun On Ice Planet Zero," which ran on Nov. 22 and Nov. 29, last year. �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 6, 1979 Kahn's New Yorker,* Witty But Distant By ALAN MOORES American Library Ann. It all began with Harold Ross, who founded the New Yorker and set the magazine's standards—urbane, "effortless" humor; hard-nosed reporting; economy and clarity of style; the best In fiction and poetry; accuracy; and, most of all, class. Those standards have continued today, uninterrupted—well almost—by Ross' heir, Bill Shawn. J.D. Salinger, John Cheever, (Recently the magazine's James Thurber, Saul ABOUT THE NEW YORKER & ME: A SENTIMENTAL film critic was accused of Steinberg, Dorothy Parker, JOURNAL By E. J. Kahn Jr. (Putnam, 453 pages, $12.95) plagiarism and one of its Charles Addams, Peter SENATOR By Elizabeth Drew (Simon & Schuster, 191 writers of libel. The latter Arno, Anne Sexton, ad in- pages, $8.95) reported that a posh finitum... and,, of course, Manhattan restaurant uses - E.J. Kahn Jr. and Elizabeth "Here at the New Yorker": contest between his camp— frozen fish. The irate owner Drew. Kahn, at 62, is a New "(John) McPhee is, in my Winnebago—and "arch-fproduced evidence that the Yorker elder, having conenvious view, the best riend" Camp Kennebec. fish was, in fact, fresh.) A different breed of writer, In spite of these recent tributed more than two nonfiction writer the New lapses, the magazine has million words to the Yorker has. It was but also a regular New attracted and continues to magazine since his debut in characteristic of the frailty Yorker contributor is attract luminaries In the issue of April 3, 1937. of the supposedly non- Elizabeth Drew. Like Kahn, American arts and letters— "About the New Yorker and fictional account of the she's a pro, having given us Me," the author's 21st book, magazine and its con- first the excellent Watergate is a daily journal Kahn kept tributors written not long coverage, "Washington during 1977. A rambling ago by Brendan Gill, who has Journal: The Events of 1973account of the man's travels been on West Forty-third 1974" and "American for the magazine, his family, Street about the same length Journal: The Events of his friends, his subjects, of time asl have, that John is 1976"—both collections fo Kahn's book is at once nowhere mentioned in the her New Yorker columns. (McPhee, in- "Senator" was also first exquisitely written, cruel, book." sophisticated, brilliantly cidentally, was the source of published in the New Yorker the frozen fish story.) as one of those long, bookfunny and pompous. Biliousness notwithstalength in fact, meticulously The clatter of dropping names is deafening. In his nding, "About the New researched and written very first entry—January Yorker and Me" is the work "profiles." "Senator" is 10 days In the 1—Kahn manages to inform of a master at his craft. has It all— life of John C. Culver, Dus that (1) he is a Harvard Kahn b s e r vat Ion, wit, Iowa, as he goes about he graduate, (2) his birthday vocabulary and delivery, business of being a senator 4 was recently announced Yet, he remains somehow and a family man, always Harvard magazine, (3) Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. distant. Perhaps he has been with reporter Drew at his was his classmate, (4) a fighting too hard and too long heels. Mot striking about graduate student Is writing a in the trenches of New York Culver's job are the diversity thesis about his famous publishing to relax enough to and complexity of problems :. . architect father, (5) he has a reveal himself. Or perhaps that fly at him daily. On a typical morning, London tailor and (6) he was that's the price one pays for a lunch guest of Eleanor being so relentlessly between 8 and 11:15, Culver sophisticated. .•..... attends a breakfast meeting Roosevelt's during 4 If only there were more at the White House with Hardly stopping for ••.•. breath, on January 2 he touching stories like the one President Carter to discuss takes a velvet hammer to Kahn Mates about adlving the lifting of the arms emAUTHOR E.J. KAHN JR. colleaua BrandnnGUt'L. WEDNESDAY EVENING 6•00 (1)(1)0 43 0 NEWS 0 STUDIO SEE Visits a ballerina, campers In Nova Scotia, sea turtles and Donny and Jimmy Osmond backstage. (R) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS U VILLA ALEGRE (R) 700 (2)7ICTAC DOUGH (31) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary tries to keep an incompetent politician from looking foolish on a news, show. U 2) THE C0088-Wff8 SJOIcEW$ WILD &(ACNIIL / LEHRER :io dD LIAREO&US tFAMtYPRO .. __ $tSS BEAUTY SHOW CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Dick Van Dyke, Tony Randall. DICK CAVITT Guest: Lewis Thomas. Boo (2) THE GREAT AMERICAN LAUGH-OFF Host Nancy Bleiweiss and guests including Robin Williams, Wayland Flowers, Toad, Lenny Schultz and Duck's Breath present a comedy special from San Francisco's Great American Music Hall. (R) (1) NEVER SAY NEVER A middle-aged, widowed busineuman (George Kennedy) .•,.,.•,.... ... .--..• ..... ...f.,... . '••.,..,. • . . - • • / .......... 'I i bargo against Turkey, he meets on the Senate steps with some Iowa 4-H club members, he meets with an assistant concerning a press conference he is to attend on Soviet Civil Defense, he meets with two other assistants about an endangered species bill he is sponsoring, he attends a Senate debate on the bill, he attends his scheduled press conference. Why did Drew choose Culver? "Culver is not a saint and he Is not an idealogue," writes Drew. "He is an unusual combination: a man with firm principles and beliefs who is also a practical politician one who gets in there and does the hard work of legislating, of putting together coalitions, of mediating among the conflicting interests in this country, of making the whole thing go. Those who can do this thoughtfully, carefully and courageously are rare - and essential." In her spare, low-key style ,Drew creates a fascinating portrait of both Culver and the U.S. Senate. "Senator" not only offers a close, dispassionate study of the political process, but it also reminds us that we humans possess an often untapped resource called reason. trated American fighter pilot becomes a barnstorming stunt man in his thirst for action during World War I. (2 Hire.) falls in love with a young doctor ) GREAT PERFORMANCES (Anne Schedeon). "Norman Conquests: Living 0010 VALLEY Jarrod Together" in the living room. defends a young Basque Tom averts several near disasanarchist against the sentiment ters and Norman's farewell to of the anti-foreign groups in Sarah holds a hint of a secret town. understanding. (Part 2 of 3) (R) O EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nancy, 9:30 Susan and Joannie all find SWORD OF JUSTICE Jack (2) romance during their seven- Cole learns that money from a day semester break. (A) corrupt labor union ;s being 1121 TO BE ANNOUNCED pumped Into a Las Vegas casiU THE LONG SEARCH "Zuiu no and attempts to expose the Zion" Africans discover their scheme to Congressional own cultural and religious roots Investigators. (R) in Zulu independent churches, 10:00 the African response to Chris. tianty. (A) U VEGAS Dan goes after a "Jack the Ripper" impersonator who Is preying on Las (1) GOOD TIMES Florida's Vegas prostitutes. (R) efforts to pass an important 10'.30 medical exam may be thwarted by a well-meaning but hinder- $) THE BEAUX ARTS TRIO ing gift from her childrsn. PLAYS RAVEL The highly acclaimed Bssux Arts Trio performs Ravel's "Trio in A MOVIE "The Comm. Minor." cheros" (C) (1961) John 1t00 Wayne, Sluirt WNIm&t A Texas Ranger we out to stop DICK CAVE" Guests: the distribution of guns and firewater to the hostile Misha Dlchter, Pinches Zukerman. (Part I of 2) Comanches. (2 Hrs.) 0dB MOVIE "Rendezvous 11:30 Hotel" (Premier.) Bill Daily. 0 TONIGHT Guest host: Jeff J. Redford. The owner of a (2) Dirt Convy. Guest: Dr. Michael California resort hotel becomes Fox. enmeshed in a comedy of (4)0 PAN AMERICAN errors while trying to Impress a GAMES Highlights of the days travel guide columnist and events In the Pan Am Games, keep his other guests happy. from San Juan. Puerto Rico. O CHARLIE'S. ANGELS Jill Dick Stockton hosts. Munroe (Farrah Fawcett- O POLICE WOMAN Pepper Majors) returns to help the and Crowley go after a ring of Angels rescue her kidnapped ambulance chasers whose sister iQls from the clutches of morbid interest in accidents is a demented millionaire. (R) interfering with police work. (12) MOVIE "The Great Waldo 11:45 Pepper" (C) (1975) Robert Redford. Do Svenson. A frus- (4) NEWLYWED GAME @:,.aN Ews Friday, July 6,1979-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Film On The Who A Must For R1111111ck Fans NEW RELEASE THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT IPG - The Who, Documentary. The story of one of rock's finest bands in a few words and a lot of music from concerts, TV shows and films throughout the career of The Who. A straight-ahead documentary that works through the power of the musk' and the four compelling personalities that make up The Who. A must for rock fans. GRADE: B. iI'attersoni watching this spoof of the l)racula story. This time, Drack is back as it crack lover, in the present, and it's all (lone for fun. Enjoy. GRADE: B. William Kati, Tom Berengcr, Western. This supposedly shows how Butch and Sundance were as young men, how they got together and began their nefarious partnership. The two young actors look as though they could have growii into Redford m id Newman. but otherwise this "prequel" is unlike the big hit film. Richard Lester, who used to direct with a splash, (101'S this with a plod. GRADE': C-plus. I'LAYERS (PG) All Mat' (;ra, Dean-Paul Martin, Maximilian Schell. Romance. We've had films about ice skating and hockey and basketball and football and now it's tennis' turn. This one has it love story played out, slowly, against it big tennis match, and the ref should have called it foot fault. The real tennis players used here are - MANIIA'll'AN R) - GENERAL RELEASE ALIEN (R) - Tom Skerritt1 Sigourney Weaver, John Hurt. Science fiction-horror. This is part--Star Wars," part-"Jaws," its U tries to scare you to death futuristically. A plodding old space ship inath'ertcntl takes aboard a monster, which does terrible things to the people it catches. The crew tries to kill it and definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this is GRADE: A,But avoid it if you scare easy. BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY DAYS (I'G) 6:00 Jc4)oI (12) NEWS W STUDIO) SEE Attends a wild pony roundup, tours a cookie-making factory kids' coo and talks with a violin prodigy. appearance by the Cat in the Hat. (A) 0 ANGIE Angie's mother and her sister are evicted from their apartment and move in on Angie and Brad. (A) 9:00 CD t121 QUINCY Quincy's credibility is damaged alter he con(A) firms a television reporter (Jes6:30 sica Walter) died in a fire and (12) NBC NEWS she turns up alive. (A) CBS NEWS 111) 0 HAWAII @ 0 CBS F1VE-0 U ABC NIMS McGarrett arranges a success0 VILLA ItLEGRE(R) ful prison escape for a young Chinese hood In the hopes that 7:00 the boy can stop an impending c2J TIC TM DOUGH gang war. (A) (1) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary is given the task of mak- 0 BARNEY MILLER Wojo is ing the '13k O'Clock News" torn between the freedom of bachelorhood and his altecmore informal. nat. tflS kra-lon voman. (A) CRO88-W1f' -• U GREAT PERFORMANCES JOKER' 8 WILD U MACNEIL / LEHRER "Norman Conquests Round And Round The Garden' REPORT Norman's furtive appearance when he is supposed to ren(2) LIARS C dezvous with Annie in the vil(4) HOLLYWOOD lage sugge:ts that his weekend o MATCHI GAME is going to misfire. (Part 3 of 3) *100,000 NAME THAT (A) TUNE 10:00 (12) CAROL BURNETT AND (12) DAVID CASSIDY Dan FRIENDS Skits: 'The Family." Shay poses as a student to "The Digs." O DICK CAVETT Guests: expose a black market baby Misha Dichter, Pinchas Zuker- ring preying on college coeds. (A) man. (Part I of 2) 14) BARNABY JONES Barna- 8:00 CD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Polynesian Adventure" An account of the exotic South Pacific Isles by an American family who lived with the natives and adopted their ways. 1)0 CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS The music of Camille Saint-Saens, with verses by Ogden Nash, is conducted by Michael Tilson-Thomas and performed on dual pianos by Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. (A) O MORK & MINDY Mork uses his Orkan age machine to revert to a three-year-old so he can see what having a mother Is like. (A) (12) PROJECT U.F.O. A family living at the top of a high-rise apirtment reports sighting a series of bizarre objects. U ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Out Of Practice" The practice is going stronQ, but not James' love life. 6:30 (4)0 DR. SEUSS oii THE LOOSE Three popular Dr. Souse stories - "The Sne.tches", "The Zax", and "Green Eggs and Ham" - are presented in this animated special, featuring a guest Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, - . oldie about the shnook who doubles for the itninaruli. But even it sure-f ire nee(Ls it match, and this one never lights It all scuiiis strained, itioti' so-so than he-ho. (1{M)E ('-plus. Film grading: A superb; B good; C -average; I) poor; F afuh) better actors than the real actors. l'he advantage is out via the near exit. G RADE: I )-plu.s. George hianillton, LOVE AT FIRST BITE PG) - Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you'll laugh while you're - - - July 12 THURSDAY EVENING - Michael Murphy, Muriel I lerniiigway. Romantic comedy. Allen is haul, in his personal groove writing, (hire'ctuig, starring and hack in the area where he funutiutis II 11)51 witt il y. That's (lie man-women, hustxtnd- ift', boyfriendgirlfriend continuing war- This is done in black and bite. and it's beautiful. funny and crisp. G RADE- Wplus. PRISONER OF '/.LNI)A, 'I'IIE i l'( I't'k'r Sellers. Lynne l'rcderi uk. Elht' Soni nn'r. ( 'onwil, This i dia, nit iiapt'i, sounded sure-fire: Sellers In it triple rob' in the by's continued investigation of the murder of a corporate executive leads him to a missing girl and a sell-annointed "messiah". (Part 2 of 2)(R) EVENING IN BYZANTIUM A once-great producer attempts to make a comeback, resurfacing at the Cannes Film Festival His plans are temporarily stopped by an explosion In his room. (Part 1 of 2) 020/20 11:00 @) 00 (12) NEWS 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Richard Dawson. Guest: Susan Sullivan. ç4'J 0 PAN AMERICAN GAMES Highlights of the day's events in the Pan Am Games, from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Dick Stockton hosts. O STARSKY 1 HUTCH Two assault victims file complaints swearing that Staraky and Hutch were their attackers. (A) 11:45 (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0MA8'H Hawkeye faces a court-martial when his running feud with Frank flares up while Col. Potter is out of the camp and Frank is in charge. (R) HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for $29500 $259000 to or more, for any purpose! Loans can be arranged up to $25,000 or more, FOR ANY PURPOSE! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE All homeowners, even if your home is not completely paid for, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS Cash for any purpose. Medical bills vacations home improvements new car furniture -appliances. Or pay off installment loans. 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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 � 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/. 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I . 1 45--Evening NsraK Sanford,Fl. I'LL NO, DEAR, NO, BLONDIE I THiNK \i 11 I Personality SH 50 O"m 12 Noun suffix So Small valley 13 Extinct bird 58 Gentleness Hawaiian 81 Flin island 623hd class / ) .tl A eyes. I got new glum Just A few ________________ BEETLE. BAILE Y i bv Mort Walkor AND, PARN SURE. LOTS OF HAVE YOU EVER LIT ONE OF THOSE SMOV ALWAYSHAPPENS PjtTA# TIMES (L ,TIU O2 T pax e1Th D 1I IT, THE SAME THIN& __ : 9 44 Lid remover _1L — -I — 4_ 13 12 2 ——— Iva M1I_ 0 LAP 1 6 Y GETTING" BE A IUNGLE OUT THERE! • 'IOU KNOW, WHEN 1 WAS IN THE LANT PRIED • —, , pjp —. p _: 32 31 —— 30 41 40 39 38 —— —— - 1— — 65 ——— 86 j_ — — — — — — pit EEK ascrw . F.LLO 1HIS IS £E1( IREAY4kX2 I'M km +0& AT 1146 MOW.AJT 50 AT M scum CF I limited things can be done. I Garbage, e ivery ruc s Spe l Problem Alle 1 l The city of Sanford has Implemented two steps to help alleviate a problem Patrick, owner of Mr. P's, was permitting storage of raw garbage behind the with raw garbage stored In an restaurant in open con- seconcl3 treeta and damage 50s and sometimes even before long, stamped, self-addressed that. On ft other haW, you see -. • envelope for It. Send your people living to well post 90 and By UCE BEDEOSOL rqua;t to me in can of this continuing to be as sharp as a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, razor with all of their mental Raft City Station, New York, facilities intact. For Wednesday, September 12, 1979 mm~ 000@.~ by Howl* Schneider A YOURBIRTHDAY disastrous. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WIN Sept. tz, isI #iJlances formed this coining Avoid situations with your yew will be of help to you in Pem to* that have Political, 3-2 he can stand the Ion of the. meterial ways, Someone who overtones. Treat all your trump finesse since the club "OR= 9.11 . ... 0 A%164 ,~ W"VA to ML a poems to & WM IV it Its wi made t (Feb' more or you t and probably •AQJ9 Try not to bring up domestic ahead. for Nofth and South. Ent will arouse your I fr.,. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep*. fl) issues that WT would surely make a preemp•75 • K 82 Unless you marshal your forces mate's opposition. It's not likely tive jump to three diamonds. 9 1 1098 properly today you may not be that these matters can be If West passed, North would K Je 3 • Q 9742 able to accomplish all you hope resolved today. K 7 1ev but suppose West carES to. Be wary of situations whereARI 8013111 ned on the barricade by going IWW odds are not In your favor. Be #J963 tofourdiamonds. Your byAlVermeer How to get along with other remarks to others '14 Would North double again? be taken out of -C IN ftfe Us PW 0" signs is one of the sections words could $105 If be did double again would CAN YOU SPW A you'll enjoy In your new new context and Interpreted a way 4108542 South decide to pass and hope HELP ME SK C,19K1O THE Astro-Graph, Box 400 Radio you didn't Intend. that North could take four Vuln.ble' Neither tricks aaImt the diamond TAURUS (April 20-May 20) PANHANDLE City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be awe D@aW: west contract. Your normal caution to specify birth date. Wit NW* 1•t Seth Incidentally, four diamonds . UBRA (Sept; .oct. 21) Do managing your resources could i. Dbi. 2 6 Psi. makes because South never not advise another to do 60111ft YOU WAY AM CAM Pass DbL Pass 20 on lead AM eventually 30 4• - Pais Pass something today unleas YOU complications. Don't allow west can discard one of East's _ Ow ficials said as a matter of routine procedure in such Sanford city corn- 1k}'• lssloo torney' office would be contacted toetnine if Prosecution might result in he matter. merchots had COII)plaüldd to the county UflitItIOfl department that Bob - A special council meeting is set for 6 p.m. Thursday for the reached today to determine it the installation of a bin by Patrick in the alley has resulted in damage to power boxes extending standpoint, or if Robbins would continue pursuing from the building walls in the matter. _____________ - - I wim -. I.'. ____ - . -... — . - _ ir- You LooK /NEVER LOOK A THEM IN THE EVE,I PANHANDLER IN THE EVE! ThEY NAIL SW _ Pass '1 infi £V,V CIPJr I•III 'ZI.L know from peeonal .z eienc. extravagant wta to gain that It will worklf , he or,si GEMINI ( May 21.Jun. 20) you'll 1* 21) Attesni*k* to JiIS too many SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. a projects at on. time Is not a bICOUS gi 4 • 1• • _____ ____ - - I. • iOO IHalmdahl by St S BUNNY F HAYS A AN APPLE - NIC9 I _____ 8° 1 wil1 YOU may lie faulty ___ clubs on his long heart. . Opening lead: •K . DawW Judy a nydi Aim Sullag A Florida ruder asks what, the key cut convention I& Basicalily, It is Blackwood Here is Another Mum. except that do kin of trumps wille had ham the Is counted As a fifth me.When than they really &s. Think neIIs,is South 01 the asod to M• siperta? W* "Ask 1111II001111111 1A the 4110411L ftth E "1 personally an opposed to a utility tax at this point," said Soretwori. Councilmen Francis Mark, Harry Terry and Pat South- S 1AKEMA0" °age 2A - . . .•-- - - •. sticky morm today 9 you get wl" cWn Of U011111 NMInvolved with Incompetent Limit your agenda to top Do it yourself, prielky it=& CANCER (im 214* 23) A rather than dsfIn SAGrrrARIUS (Nov. 33-Dec. faillare to attalid to' your in the referendwn? MIAMI (UP!) — Residents schools were closed, boats were "As we watch It today, we'll southeast of New Orleans. It fled a 300-mile stretch of moored and in some areas, begin to Zero in on the was moving toward the northcoastline from Panama City, evacuation was nearly corn- location," Frank said. "It's 50 west at 12 mph and was exFla., to Grand isle, La, today pleted In the morning, or 60 m iles across and It will pected to move toward the in the face of "extremely "Frederic was Approaching a take five or six hours Just to north or north northwostat 12 to dangerous" hurricane category 4 hurricane on a move across the coast. 15 miles an hour. Frederic, relative scale of 1 to 5 which Frank said residents along Gales extended outward 150 iuern with 130-mile-an-hour an- our makes it one of the most Intense the Gulf Coast have been ex- miles to the north and 100 miles winds. en 10 th perlencing strong winds upto3o to the south of the center. Landfall on the coast of hurricanes tms F 4 1J5L miles an hour since yesterday Louisiana, MI'ilI'ippI, a- century," an advisory d in Louisiana, Grand Isle on and those winds would increase ma or Florida was expected in the eastern edge of the warning "late afternoon, this evening or Forecasters were being ex- today, area was evacuated by midtonight," said Neil Frank, tremely cautious about pinAt 10a.m. EDT, an advisory morning. director of the National Hurni- pointing the possible spot of placed the center of Frederic at Law-lying areas in Alabama landfall as Frederic moved In a latitude 27.8 north, longitude also were evacuated in the cane Center. 87.3 west, or about 230 miles morning. Windows were boarded, northwest direction. — - . tax to raise revenues to match those turned down by the people t" - IS_ ILLA'S "1 didn't expect the failure to be of this magitude," Sorenson * Residents .Flee Coasfli ne --A Aim 1. J., - , ,• said, pointing to the 70 percent voter dental of the increase. What of the possibilities that the city will now adopt a utility out at the polls Tuesday to cast 419 votes against and 189 votes for official cuts in the budget to be made. The property tax rAe in the city will be set at $2.84 per $l,(X)O assessed valuation, the maximum allowed by law without voter approval. Ile tax rate level represents five percent more income from property taxes than received during the current fiscal year. "Mere Will be cuts, the depth and breadth of which I do not would solve the problem but suggested the city the proposal to increase property taxes from $3 per $1,000 assemed valuation to $4.25. Vat Hobbins county from his - penny pinching we can and I personally hope we will have to cutas few services as possible. sanitarian, could not be frolnbacking into thealley, . ._ and simple the people don't want their Wes raised." Nearly 54 percent,608 of the city 1,128 qualified electors, turned Knowles also suggested commissioners require the posting of signs prohibiting 18-wheel delivery trucks a practice Knowles said * -•\ Page 12A Commissioners aW gave their okay to that request. City Manager Pete missloners he did not see prosecution as a solution, — could put in the bin, Knowles said. Knowles told com- ••__... - run over trash cant strewing garbage about the cases the state's at. misdoners okayed the construction of a garbage bin at the rear of Mr. P's Supper Club, behind which the alley runs. Two downtown Sadord BRIDGE et that / crease failed Tuesday. The size of the failure Is what some of. -' N~ Herald Plss$i by Tim ficials said surprised them. "One has to have enough of an ability to listen to have heard Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes and Treasurer what the people were saying," said Sorenson. Madeleine Papa go over budget figures today. Councilman Harry Terry, senior member of the council, havin g served since the city was incorporated six years ago, said, "Plain know at this time," said Mayor Sorenson. "We will try to do all the I the alleyway. Knowles said Patrick himself who had city to Count sanitation of- caused by delivery trucks. in Winter Springs y • • • commissioners authorize Patrick to build a bin to store the garbage in. it was . Voters say 'no' to tax rise I _ . orning much mentas po ibIeandsherLffJohn polkstonjby waiting to be told by Benson how he can help the smallest municipal police force in the county. It really wasn't much of a surprise, city officials admitted today, that the referendum on a 60 percent plus property tax in- Herald PISI by Tim Garbage cans line alleyway behind Mr. P's supper club today, 1 (.fl.. Papa were At the same time Zef Harry E! make whatever personal sacrifices are neccssry to save as . 75 cats in check or coin with a T ' by the voters Tuesday. Mayor Walter Sorenson, City Manager Phil Kulbes and City Treasurer wag this information can sed curing In people In their early HOROSCOPE .0 I - Letter nulmber 134 on diseausthat have not been"f°1 Cataracts. Other readers who defined yet.You an them oc- LIN 1 ..-t •• -' eye doctor's evaluatkiri of your and surroundings seem to help status. If the retina has too reinforce the functions of the many changes in It, then the brain and enable the person to Improvement that you might avoid some confusion. expect from cataract surgery doesn't be I am sending YOU — — — — 3 62 ———— 84 u By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The fate of four of Lake Mrysnine-mem ber police department and Its four-person Communications unit remained uncertain ... acran where the vigud images dances to remain Active, have are projected by the lens. The goals and try to maintain your retinai, screm can be Affected interest in life. It also helps to by drcWation to the eye and stay in the same swoundings if you'll have to depend on your at all possible. Familiar objects 59 180' 58 57 — at? Nixed; Now There are medicines that help me blem is you can also to relieve associated anxiety have changes in the retina at and depression. Its bflPortant the back of the ere. This Is the '— 0 =:: aeelng, thelenscanberufloved as It was us your csse. 55 52 53 —154 —— so 01 — B'LF •,•. Laice Mar Tax H ke 4 atilrig significant difficulty in brain cells often seen with age, 38 35 34 66 — isv Bob Montana ITS GETTG TO EA t3UNGLE IINHERE,TOOf two, I have become forgedUl NY 10019. Changes in the arteries can And somewhat confused. Is them anything I can do to lead to changes in brain cells. retard the hardening of the The Wain cell changes can also arteries? Could hardening of occur without significant the arWes cause me to lose changes in circulation. We have my mind altogether and a lot yet to learn about become area. We don't have MY really good answers for most of them tering the derlykg medical problem that con b1hublas. can be When A cataract is mature or problem really Is the changes irr 22 2324 ___25 _26 48 49 1 - oavetroubleremeinber1ng nfles. For the pad year or bstruct 46 Of I ## ADrUIE —— 43 D 0 time My Vision has waggled. I o — —— 37 — 1 61JS - — — — 20 _21 —— 0 -- lation problem in the arteries DEAR READER — First, of the neck, surgery can be used th improve cICjation.1can aboult eyes. Vision Pd About the thing more than the lens in the eye. the offer in that department 15 to involve Cataracts have an evaluation by a delIngofan city in U lens of the eye itself. When the neurologist to make opacity becomes sufficient to that you don't have some tin- - — — '19 VJW? PLANT, MISS PHUPS 14 16 15 Sansom - YES,SIR IT A Li - THE BORN LOSER Lamb Evening Herald (USPS 481-280) — Price 15 Cents j ditions are common with older can identify a circu- 60 time (abbr.) — —' — 8— 9 — 10 — 11 —— /1., q•,a L 20 Himalayan ox 43 Face part 45 Island of 23 Obled saints 24 Milk-organ 46 Odd U..4-flI--.. 72nd Year, No. 12—Wednesday, September 12,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 endd DOWN husband _______ Evelllll\g r. the arteries. dening -. Aging have harpressure and highwood F of I've I 26 Nuclear agency(abbr.) 48 Esau's country fish °'') 25Autoclub 2 Small fly 28 Destiny men 51 27 Miff 3 Actor Kuger 29 With concern agent 30 Penc l 4 Lyric Poem 30 Church body 1comp.wd.) 33 Audience 5 Negative 31 Early dwelling 53 Watches 34 Normandy conjunction place invasion day 54 Biblical 6 Paradises 32 White frost 36 Italian brother 7 Phosphate 35 Chrisban era 55 Family of greeting 8 Alley (abbr.) 37 American medieval 9 Account 38 Female saint Indians Ferrari 10 Biblical (abbr.) 39 Novelist 57 Sign of pronoun 40 Soldier's Ferber zodiac I I Ostracize address 41 Eggs 77~ ANOTHER ALA$jS FAJTI$ 65 Adjacent 58 Petition vote 21 Wagon track .L1 EILIRIVIRIN - Cell Changes Come !! ' 0 U $ 19 Dismung - Brain bird NOSMY • Answer to Previous Puu. ACROSS 48 Australian by Chic Young n( I t. Tuesday, Sept.11, im - County Sets Tax Rate et Benef*lts Seniors Bu m.. ___ wN p I S ___ I __ - - iOd yy who usJly don't give you y 9) Give 1' _ glove trestine today If Y°' grief may P1* Wit lowww". the tat today. If yaW wilft hope to pin Unit 42c pushy when en YOU 110 5,ng "please" will prove ezS Yom say - ____ Some who 511011till qUno" in. USIPItTh fl101 M1i,t - he INS the dummy, but with * co*mm *id vAW i.. cube breaking 22 And 'iiI'u tnr#NotJ4COIVMORW) •1 _____ ____ _____ • SPIDU.MAN ___ _________ '' _______________ FRANK ANWERNIST Is se theaspresent rate, 63 commissioners voted to take dout," he said. The Federation of Senior per $1,000 assessed valuation. Goode told the corn,491 from the health depart- • Citizens benefited Tuesday With the approved fire district ment reserve fund and $3,442 rnissioners that the Federation - . I : : • while Seminole Memorial tax Increase, residents in from the hospital fund. The represents more than 1111,000 Hospital and the health unincorporated areas of the change leaves the health senior citizens In Seminole department sulfured during the county will pay $9.35Per $100 department reserve fund at County. Of that total, he said, second And flnalpublichearing Assessed valuation. $40,509 and the hoepltal fund at 2,838, live ator below proventy cnthel979-lOSerrinoleCowty "I'msorrytouy it, bid I've level. I . ----'—---r .' by WjMves doemas Stan Lea and John Remits by Imcaprated areas will stay the senior citizen services, the We're not asking for a haii- : . ___ -- 1 -- price ON trash teiiccth.icgshegus. I budillet. gotten to the point where I we More than 140 persons packed CourAy comm'salloom voted the commission room at the to incresse by $nvu the courthouse for the -am oram Jai - 1.1II iiiri •I illi I I ., l IW 1 1: _' I - -- ForTrash Pi* c -Di" osal u 'j%tC' i i - ..... - !UMSLIWUO$ zoom is •.. - S -• •.. . . . ...- - bY T. 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Yak (am rate sm per, cocyard). alans d as M*. 7% tax Mile. 1W 4., ddlM , ç4ea,j a WI?"1 .1 J - wID 11 bebalppmy theaalarksol Grace Banthart said her pald Uussj CETA fusda 11101111110 .i 11111 —' ...M W fernS M. 1 pm. .4 fl,, I ad __ 4 ______ - -' PftUmb $2 pw cddc Ta ,, • 0elderly *#Am In Mdift, group com posing the received complete infor'ltaflou Federation of Senlor CW= on the community care for the asklnes for of the $41,413,47$M county something. I don't see "me eity bring in oo mlulonurs ,* in tax bedget, the commissioners politicians who are willing to trillions month to Florida in revenue for the 197910 year. .t .' soc security decks. The TIM Colfitniadoners approved a an .cs1* ton hik. to i"' 01 south Seminole ii) date spends $20million a year maximum of only $420,000 for __ . W" 611111101 • ___ I ' 711111111 rd" hr M d ft 00 LI r I• •.-' mtI) c@NW V __ ' fla 111111#111ft WT. cY_R 1I. 1 Twellay ii,upu"rs are IsIy 4. I WWI - -- . BOUd 01 is - MW Ji, - -, 0011 LIIISIt - . "Wood OR I WMI IWO W01WAR. ft • Siui I ItdV *5 br 1pu,ithe ' dAm *5 level if eslfi*fIldiiei. Prea1ssr, he add, the were members of one of the 15 allowthegro tomaintain groups. The crowd broke Into &p*u" following ft decigon was in favor of the incraft new prWam, community care necessary to maintain ibe of the commissioners. tw the dderlyt whkh will an going to congregate meals prosram, I'Some people pwide hnn bulth care and government at aH levels as say old people have however. day con services to W or adversary. I'm ready to take a hands out asking for something. Trustees of Seminole - I . ed in I'm saisi" said Federation Memorial Hospital orlijnaJly Prier to the fermi] appruvii always asked to give o&esman pu had asked county corn- s eft elitim& is S* no I The vote to make the shift of funds in the budget was Ro-1, with commbdoner SM Kir. .' .I-uw- GOWnW.MUM - - I. I • - were d1gidais previously II_liduiiii ealli h a ve — pie cid over ,,_ £1... L__ ad' pysu'.uau, - Toda *rmm The Click ..........4A Ci]e —ui u ONiI. $1 Cumici lfli ai.B sw.. '_4—. I Igg a .t.s rhecsadyuat.m4. 'ft(t4.creaae for Dess'Abby . - S - , 4A In Weather - , ' - - - •• SI -------_____ - •I1 •SI_I_I ._I i - •. _-c' - - • I - . - - - -- - - - �wed'7 8.0.n.m Hospftal D ecis IN BRIEF Transit Strikes Affecting Over 1 Million Commuters By United Press literiatlssal Hundreds of thousands of cosninoter, In three major U. S. cities had to Juggle their travel plans today because of transit worker strikes that have closed down public tralwPortation "dome. A total 01 more than 1 million commuters in Is Angeles, San Francisco and Boston were affected by continuing strikes and shutdowns of service. In Bodon an estimated 11,000 rail oouinnters had to find other ways to get to work bscspoe maintenance workers, who walked off their Boston & Maine Railroad lad Friday, defied federal cciii orders to reline work and expanded their picketing Tuesday to the second 01 the city's two rail terminals. (CSstliiSd '*(e 1*) program. The city has appealed to Washington for an extension of maintenance, summer recreation programs and the coinward also said they cannot votilörI utility tax in light of the the program, but hasn't been given much encouragement their municatlons unit must be cut," she said. voter mandate Tuesday. "I believe making these cuts is penny-wise and powid400llsh request will be succeseful, city officials said. The CETA funding "The people said they would rather have Less government and currently Is set to expire Oct. 1. but the services are going to have to be reduced to a level that can less tai.., Terry said. "We have to make cuts to get the ex"I'm also leery about creating a street lighting or fire hydrant be paid for with the money we have," Mrs. Southward said. pendltures down to where they will wad our Income." Councilman Francis Mark, the freshman member of the board, cgstrlet unless there is commensurate reduction in property "That's what the people told as to do. I'm afraId it means four said he has mixed emotions about the results of the referendum. taxes" Terry said. policemen have to to unless we can get an extension of federal "We could tell by the number of abeantee ballots —40— what Mrs. Southward, who had campaigned among the people for the funding through CETA. (Comprehensive Employment Training property tax Increase said, 'Tm just sick about it ( the failure 01 was going to happen. It looked like a landslide against and rin no Act)," Terry said, too happy about it. But, it wasn't unexpected," Mark said. the referendum)." The salaries of four of the police officers and all four coin"The answer is we must pull together and work with the city "As we told the people in the letter we wrote, we are going to mwdcatlona personnel have been funded through the CETA half the police force. There will be no new fire truck and park manager to make everything work out," he said. Kennedy Kin 'Turns S.If In' NEW YORK (UPI) David Kennedy, no of the late ___ Robert F. Kennedy,_reperte&y will be placed In a metropolitan are hoepital for tr''-4 of drug ad - The New York Daily News said today the Harvard de'cpoi* "turned Pthiielf In" to Kennedy family members Tuesday after riiuthig away from the family conipoond In Hyannis Port, Mess., Monday. The paper elior reported Kennedy, 34, was brought to the compound by his oncle, Stephen RnMb, l Thursday, _ , A 20-year-old Cuselberry man, held without bond, was to go to court today on charges of kidnapping, according to the St Johns County Sheriff Department. George Joseph Brown, *01213 Thomas Drive and a teen-age accomplice were arrested Tuesday by the St John police while hitchhiking on Interstate 90 north of St. Augustine. The St. Johns police said that Brown and his teen-age partner allegedly abducted at knlfepolnt a Sears and Roebuck Company employee from the Orlando Fashion Square parking lot Monday nigId. The teen-ager was charged with sexual battery In addition • Teacher Strikes Number 74 By United Press klsrustlessl Teachers this fan ata pace far ahead oflast ________ year, the National Education Association Lays. Today, strikes by 10,000 teachers In 14 dates were keeping more than a million piçlls out of their classrooms and molt 01 them were demanding more money. The association said Tuesday there are 74 active strikes, compared toll strikes through Sept. 11, 1P71, but added it w "too early to predict that this year's eventual total will much surpass the year-end W7&?0 fIgure 01178." _______ Action Reports Mar * Fires * Courts * Police Beat • - STEREO STOLEN A stereo system valued at $1,100 was taken from a Casselberry Betty Death, 93, of St. Petersburg was walking along First residence Friday night, according to Seminole County sheriff's BURGLARY Street between Magnolia and Palmetto when a young man took department deputies. At his south Seminole county home a man was arrested for her purse from her arms. Anita Beasley, 21, Squire Apartments, 2500 Howell Branch burglary when Seminole County deputies found stolen prope rty on Road, Casselberry, reported to the deputies that the stereo RANGE THEFT the premises, according to Seminole County Sheriff's Department Checking on a new home, a Sanford realtor noticed that a new system was taken between 9 p.m. Friday and 2 a.m. Saturday. deputies. James Stones, 20, 1940 Howell Branch Road, was arrested Sunday after the property of Gary Yarbrough was found in Stones' home, deputies said. Yarbrough repoihd a burglary to his home In September. Stones was charged with burglary and grand theft. On Monday he was dill in jail having failed to pod a bond. POE10ION OF PC? An Altamonte Springs man was arrested Saturday for possessing and delivering Pencydlidlne known as PCP, ac-lea prospective user of prescriptions and vitamins, t. t - Csy dips"— A1aS,O 1ueatj—' 1pi .md ese'$. Mhusi aside IS Sue ISeskuses - • sue easy &uunju$. and another man allegedly were dealing In what appeared to be a, We want you as our customer.. Ifld we're uniquely equipped emallsUerpackstofacontrdlied lsh.tance known to the topilfiSyolL arresting officer as PC?, deputies reported. ATLANTA (UP!)— (wtIme U. S. Supreme Court nominee G. Harrold Carswell was hospital for head wounds Tuesday while police searched for the man who assaulted! him In a downtown hotel room. The 10-year-old florida attorney told polic, he met the suspect, described as a young white man with city hair and a beard, at the akstkig risk of the1 International The *esuxa& stt a.m. T. er ______ ___ ___ _____ ___ range had been taken. Donald Milton, stated to police that he checked the house at c St., on Friday and the $400 range was In place. On Saturday at 7:15 a.m. when he returned to the empty new home owned by Qsirview Construction of Daytona Beach he told the police the front door was unlocked. The north side door was open where Milton assumed the thief left with the range. to kidnapping. Carswell Assaulted ___ __ we're_Gonna Gil You WHYl Dwyone *iir. 1 .- 16Gts, -. . Congress Pay Raise In Work5 WASHINGTON (UP!)— CoughS may riilit the HOW ARE WE GONNA GET YOU? PURSE SNATVIIED to permit Itself a hefty pay raise of nearly 13 BY offering you this, fantastic savine on the following item,. Frankly, we're gambling that you won't paw up bargains like this.. We want you as our Customer. Aid once you're in our store, we've got you. That's how our chain has gotten hundreds of thousands of our customers. and they're pretty doggone hippy about It and usi An elderly woman had her purse grabbed out of her arms In percent, and Instead settle for a7 percent hike In line with PrdeM Carter's wage and ON guidelines. Me 7 percent figure was riconunsodud Tuesday by a Ho utloessubcommittee. The bllinowgoe s.iori, Saturday, saori City Police reported. IRS Seeks Foreclosure On Turner Trust Site to the full ,rmIt$.e and then to the House. adpay Increase Did month: 7percent rs11tusuIed by the a1lrMion this year plus a U , percent hike (bugrea deferred YOUR - p cHoicE I .r FORMULA 4I am 130L HOSPITAL I _ _ __ wel yoll U; 00.0*; Eau pelo N peued Foresails Moetly dead, mule" 4 PSI ! - today — _ .a- __ .. s.& Oq ~=N~_ ON _ _ " widely idely _ we "o—ft • n - U - - -- .• - • . • spon(lent Martin Nolan, told the newspaper his own decision to TEL) KENNEDY further comments or statement about a date." Kennedy also dented a published report that he had asked Carter during a White house luncheon last week not to - WASHINGTON (UPI) The would divide the party and chairman of the liberal Amen- probably make the nomination dahs for Democratic Action is worthless." launching a fund-raising drive White said he expects Carter tq-nake Sen. Edward Kennedy to be renominated and Vice instantly eligible for federal President Walter Mondale to be campaign funds if he decides to his running mate. run for president. As the draft-Kennedy movement continued to pick up momentum Monday, Dmnocratic Chairman John White warned that a clash between the senator and President Carter would CHICAGO (UPI) An expert probably snake the nomination on sexuality and human relaworthless in effect handing tions says arthritis sufferers QW White house to the may get some relief from their publicans. ailment by engaging in sex. "Sexual activity stimulates ADA Chairman Patsy Mink id she is heading a committee the adrenal glands to loose additional cortisone and I at includes William Win- alone provides from four tothis six singer, the union leader who hours of relief from arthritic ads a draft-Kennedy ovement nationwide. The pain," Dr. Jessie Potter said. l is to get the pledges of "This is a physiological fact." Cortisone, a steroid drug da needed to permit Ken— Can Sex Aid Arthritis ? - - t dy to qualify for federal. Money Instantly if declares his candidacy, Wlnpisinger, president of the iant Machinists Union, is a l partner In the move to get Pledges of $5,000 in contributons of $250 or less in each of 20 Itates the legal requirement for federal money. Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill nd White, meanwhile, differed ver how easy It would be for ennedy to get the nomination. "I don't think he can be enied the Democratic nominalion if he were to run," O'Neill d reporters Monday. He said re, has no reason to believe Cennedy is now a candidate, ut Indicated his willingness to iupport the senator: "I'm sure they (the White flouse) appreciate that the New ng1and delegation can't be of nuch service to them if Senator Kennedy announces," he said. White House press secretary LJody Powell remarked: "It's the only thing Tip could have said." White, however, said "I'm 4tone of those who agree" Kimnedy could have the nomirittion for the asking. ,"It would be a mighty sluggle," White said of a lt&rtr-KennedV race. "But it naturally produced In the body, sometimes Is administered to arthritis patients to provide pain relief and to reduce swelling in inflamed joints. Ms. Potter addressed a conference Saturday sponsored by the Illinois Chapter of the National Arthritis Foundation. A spokesman for the organization, however, cautioned that sex may not necessarily provide pain relief for all patients and sex should not be considered a treatment. "Your kid takes after y()" us (Maybe thad not a compliment. Bring the God you bnbip MW you pra* *..i.cs...*... Ti.. 1P4A4,,fl*.,C.,M.I 8 u2uSS1 4$4"4 - - ' • • - NOW OPIN UNTIL 7PM_- OAF HAND CLEANS IVIHADY AND CONNOR IATTIRIIS Rem.vesGreas.,oti. Grime. Dirt. MOD lip. * : Now 794 - 114 i PRICE $1-M Oj - HOSI HANOIIS - •- Rip. 11$ 10LIM '' MA ft AM "a So am "a 6 Alsaft was Ve • Kennedy, interviewed in Washington by Globe corre- For Kennedy • • !.st Control • a; • iodu •TermIt.s.Fumloflon a - boud 00so rØ NO" nu . seeks re-election. S • Lawn Spray •. ___ — - ADA To Seek Irl • • denied it. It didn't happen." The Atlanta Journal and Constitution had said Kennedy told Carter he was a political liability and would pull other Democrats down to defeat if he w coNTRo: Ch.ck'Up -_..-- • • - l a 011160111im run fora second term. "That's wrong," Kennedy told the Globe. "He denied it. I !41c am SU MM E R il3d,uesd... u1 IMIN.INN 010111101*0 ru1ped I - - I BROWN ART • - 1W' Pussy stead, with IIAT1.S 4 CALL fto a* plulda ea-lkeed..• Pa, *111 Mu 1MLOX 12 oz. 36 ML AUIA.saIlEI — (hue ManhsUan Bank Sail Is inl::st 11 se "111001 somAllV^ W 4' - du 00 touR csoict __ TVI putlk*I*10...s:u l law, 93z00 s., III p,as, t11 in the IN $0 hat rl to to' ueedu 00 basis fl $i.r -its eds $edes'd uaw.s p toer ku7l17e,a,, Its $iUpss 1 77 on today jiunped Its prime l.r.dh rateaiart.r pOint to 13 percent, the highut by a Major bad in the nation's history. WEATHER blgb, __ LOT Prime Rate Hits 13% NEW YOU (UPI) , • - VICWS NQUIL o%. ___ ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Koscot was Turner's yr id Attorneys for the Internal sales empire that was worth Revenue Service have filed a $300 million at the heigit of his lawnuft tofondcse onprupei iy fameasupsr-.aiosman.me NOTES the government dthii Glenn b'w toppled In 1113 under Turner illegally placed In trot fraud lawsuit.. $IMINOI.IMIMOIAI. VIVISNIi CMnU, Deliry for his cldltbintoavoldpayhig NOSPITAL Turner has said he was Lsstir usaaarss, Dusty to". 110 $ million worth 01 back tons. misled by Pds acceededs and $1 Larveals Pius. Dilleuia AMIUION$ Jul" ws.*v. Inier,re The pruety adjacent to Ignorant 01 busIness practices. ______ PIi A*. LWIiSd liar's wInieh,d cestle and He also ç4thq that IRS ags I. WIIS PeuaI DsIvUiSeI. jr, I.Wsr c.s boathouse In Casselberry, an have hounded Ma* e lace. nes sn Comm as ems Orlando suburb, has been Now he serves as a cvnnitat $aa*. CiII $amW: • assessed it $314,410. The to Nature's World, a coamelk, Cheryl Cess Ur* sre. a sin lawsuit says Turner and his cosnpssiy, and (ssge Inc., a core Hill SICNAUU Wile bought the land from firm that cowducti mdivatlomal Sesel. L. Hardy $sMeid: Koecot Interplanetary Inc. Ang. jj_ l.._ much like Turner's Seöed D. Ku u.jil.mlp Adsms 34, 1172. Iadeflms Lenin Semite Ndmoods defunct "Dan To Be Greet." V5il McLwilin John sers Ovelaw INsn laces, Dulleuis Nan yam HeiSarl N. P511*1, Deft" "it Andre. Desiry *V" lusS. Ossevs _' evuikr,71i -WASHINGTON (UPI F~ither fueling speculation that he may seek the presidency next year, Sen.. Evard Kennedy said in an iñerview published today that ii has "not ruled out the sibility of a candidacy. ,1ennedy, 0-Mass., said his cision will be based on Pesident Carter's ability , to deal with the economy over the coming months" and whether Americans think "things are going to get better," the Boston Globe reported in a copyrighted story. .:'My position at this time is that I have not ruled out the possibility of a candidacy," Knnedy said in an interview with the Globe. "That's basically my current thinking. I have no time frame, Iave no date, and I have no $ Casselberry Man Charged In Kidnap - - .. -& - -- - - ----- - • DM P. _______ 4413 -_ - - - -• - $MO 10G4 00 W. • • •. • - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A. ow.661 Now 2 for 494 ASTJOTU1 0001 MAT IIWXIThN - - 0% 'Now *4 9 enter the race will be based on Carter's ability "to deal with the economy over the coming months." A major factor in his decision will be not only Carter's "own ability to deal with the economy, but with the American people's perception of how things are and whether things are going to get better," Kennedy said. The Massachusetts senator recently said his family has Wednec1y, Sept. 12,1979-31 t Im Teddy Won't Rule Out Candidacy - ___ ___ Tax Defeated, ,, Now What? Lake Mary - hotel known to police u a heroin addicts' hangouL Due By First Of Year ion A decision on whether to eii the year, Storm said. to a religous group. gave the hospital to the city of hospital must be received 45 daY period ends. or lease Seminole Memorial The conunladoners were told said that If the hospital were Sanford, did so with the within 45 days. The offers must To facilitate the potential Hospital to a private by• county attorney Nikki the board of provision that the hospital Include reports on the In- buyers, commissioners said organizati on should come Clayton that there were no hospital trustees would forever be operated on a non- terested party's background, they will schedule a "hospital before the first of January, apparent legal obstacles to the longer retain the state license. denomination, non-racial, non- Its plans for SMH, Its proposed day" during which a tour of according to Seminole Coaty sale of the hospital If they Florida Hospital officials are sectarian basis. The land oc- methods of governing SMH, Its SMH and a question and answer choose to do so. In previous among those interested In cupied by the hospital was later commitment to Indigent care, session with ccirdy and SMH Conmissioner Bob Sturm. discussions on the future of the purchasing SMH. Florida turned over to the county by the and Its proposed provisions for officials will be held. During a work session 23-year-old county-owned Hospital Is run by the Seventh city. current hoapitaldaff members. Tuesday, commissioners hospital, questions had arisen Day Adventist Church. In the interim, coin"OwnershiP wouldn't make a agreed on a draft proposal for over the legality of selling the Six organizations had ex- miasloners authorized county difference so long as the acceptin g offers from in- facility to a private or religous pressed an Interest in assuming budget director Jeff Etch. Questions over the legality of hospital Is operated on a terested groups. If the plan IS OlpnlUtlofl. selling the hospital to the denominational, non-racial, control of a hospital as of berger to begin touring followed, all offers will be But Ma. Clayton said Tuesday Seventh Day Adventist group non-sectarian basis," Ms. August, but county ad- hospitals In other counties received by mid-November and her research Indicated there arose when it was discovered Clayton wild. miniatrator Roger Nelswender which had been converted from a final decision on the matter would be nothing to hinder the that the Fernald-Laughton According to the timetable said there would be many more county to private facilities.— will be made before the first of county from selling the facility Hospital Association, which agreed upon, all offers on the proposals received before the GEOFFREY POUNDS NATION adIyMdhawdofa Denies He Asked Carter To Quit Race dropped its opposition to any bid by him for the presidency. The statement immediately set off speculation that he will seek the Democratic nomination with Carter doing poorly in public opinion polls. Meanwhile, the chairman of the liberal Americans for Democratic Action is launching a fund-raising drive to make Kennedy instantly eligible for federal campaign funds if he decides to run for president. NOTICE In today's LEEDS insert on page 10, item F, the Kodak rebate is in error. No manufacturers rebate is available. Sorry for the inconvenience. �S Eveninglk=M Around CUSPS 41.250) 6 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 4 Area Code 3642.11 or 831-M Wednesday, September 12, 1979-4A For only the second time In the last 46 years the people of Sanford are scanning the names in the major league box scores, hoping to see where the local boy makes good. It's Tim Ralnes they are looking for this time. The 177 graduate of Seminole High was recently called up to the major leagues by the Montreal Expos following a successful season with Memphis oftheSothernLeague. Another honor came his way last weekend when he was named to the league's all-star team as the second baseman. There Is somc irony In the fact that one of those Sanford fans who are checking the box scores is Buddy Lake, who was the lag local athlete to be in the major leagues. "I was there for a month, but I didn't get to 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director r ___ L Hpne Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.; 6 Months, $22.00; Yr, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $200; Year $47.00. w The Clock An By JIM ILtYNES Eroding Soviet Union's urban population and industrial base. The credibility of retaliatory threat has been sharply eroded by the Soviet Union's attalninent of nuclear parity and will be nullified when the Soviets achieve strategic superiority In - a chilling eventuality most military observers fully expect. In effect, the question Mr. Kissinger -- u, iiiri v A • an American president would be doubly disinclined to act a few years hence when a Soviet-American nuclear exchange might kill only 20 million Russians while snuffing out the lives of up to 150 million Americans. The first-strike potential of Soviet missiles combined with the protection offend Russian citizens by the world's best civil, defense program make such a frightening scenario all too plausible. The shifting Soviet-American balance of forces that_has_lncreas1ngj invalidated the "mutual s 4sst etel _ sprent Ul Mr. Andersen's fairy We, most American and Western European officials have not been up to the painful task of acknowledging the obvious. Thus, despite modest Improvements in NATO's conventional defenses since 1977, the security of Western Europe is still hostage to the crumbling credibility of the American nuclear umbrella, Mr ... V1..1,ww*.'aU vi.w QUUUIAV5 W dii UUS a.. _.ii £t,,_ address both Western Europe's vulnerability and theseemInglmpotecftheUnited States Itself In the face of military and political aggresslon by the Soviet Union Mr. Kissinger urged the adoption of a so-called "cotmter-force" strategy that would enable the United States to threaten selective strikes at Soviet military targets rather than rely on a massive, spasmodic attack on the Soviet Union's civilian pu1aUon. A counterforce strategy would help restore the credibility of a retaliatory threat by enabling an American president to choose something other than national suicide in response to a Soviet attack, Simply changing strategy, however, would not be .Acounterforoe doctrine wouii require development of modern tactical nuclear weapons systems for NATO forces and a con ___ ____ fj .:ó. ;. Of The •• . .'•. •• ... - .. •.•,. I • . •.. •- d D ress An 0• -• • °" .._.._• " k . UU recorded for four consecutive yearsl Prisoners under federal jurisdiction totaled 29X3, down 7 percent from a year earlier. But the number ofst*te4ncarceratecl bimatesrose 4 percent to 277,561. TheWest heduhioustmnoro leading th. nation with a 7 pereud Increase In prisoners. Gains were recorded In every Mate of the region except Oregon and New Mexico. In other areas of the country, the Increases ranged from 3 to 5 cent. _____ PHThe fli largest declines In prison population were registered In North Carolina and boma. The biggest Increases came in Texas, California, Florida, Michigan and New York. __ ___ ___ ___ __ Some predictions of tithip to come: Space explorers from Earth will reach Mars by 1NI A win be elected pmklu* In the some year. Mnirlcsn troops will be fighting a wit in Africa by 1901. U you believe those fores, hire's metiw, from the same group of prescient ageadicators: Gollne won't reach the leveliadilINI __ . Gwiter said he rejected the original rate hike put In effect 7.4 percent increase Is below the national rate of Inflation," second largest, Allstate thsw ance Co., raised Its rates tf percent last week, citing rialngb, repair cods, hospital rate In creases and other LnflatIonary, pressures. .- 0 Id cri T •.... .• ;'lO '111 SC -- P 01 L ____ MR/ Mb :Is ati - WILl i "Walking is an easy, natural exercise, which really doesn't require much thought. All you have to do Is watch where you're going." Good point! If you are one of those walkers who have to keep reminding theniaelvesthat one foot goes In front of the other, except when you are marking time, backing up or sliding, than you Obviously stand to gain a lot from the book. Sooner or later, the vast outpouring of manuels on walking, jogging, skipping, sauntering, toddIng,hopping and other fitness activities will comefull course. Meanwhile, we can look fororward to the publication of a new bedelIer titled "Dynamic Sitting." me joys of sitting, and the many health benefits that accrue therefrom, have been largely overlooked by the millions of Americana bui*on "taking up" something physical Aslyt me itforthoo.djg there is greet deal more to sitting than simply peiihig up a dial, and plopping me's self down. A trily dedicated sitter m mow a wide verlot of techiuiquss. known to the oopueeintl byasfi oeJs2fultarms "lolling," "sprawling" d "huikarleg down." Thur. Is the difficult "one lag tucked uidor a. mi graceful "ankle over knee" poâtk, The s. r iu uuiii, aA who first released reports from Intelligence sources that the ground troops were based In Cuba. A Russian spokesrian said, sarcastically, that Qnirch had somehow developed "striking distance vision." He "not only discovered them, but even counted these 'Russian Invisible men' with an accuracy of plus or minus a few sir- HAVE YOUR BOYS JOIN US DURING THE "SCHOOL NIGHT FOR SCOUTING" But not once did the Soviets actually deny whatweknowtobeafact:therelsabrlgadeof Russian combat troops In Cubs. ... Thursday Sept. 13 Perhaps these two incidents depleted the Soviets' ansr for creative propaganda. By the time the Moscow InternatIonal Book Fair convened In the Soviet capital lad week, Russian officials resorted to nothing more than outright lisa to explain the censorship of many American Take a look at scene of thetitles of the books _________ ______ ___ o an Ma ave A PARENTS ¶'irWV ,i f / boy looks forward to fun and ad. venture. No wants to do important things With his friends and earn reCgflltion. The Cub . ng a,. ,wi.uung ingram • these nwdsj and through Its code of Ideals helps the boy develop a sound sinse of valoss.lttralnshImInclthzsnship,scoujg helps the boy during his gs'owlog U Plan to corns with your an to the nearest elementary school Thursday, September 13, 7:$Ip.m.tolearnhowyoucanhelphimbave thlsfinsexporien . r- ,'_ I . •.J 71 IU!J __ atick _ oat of Ma_psdiat, a Soelat idridvsyetenimshetke$e m. 21 'edusUL NwIIng %Vyyff4_J0Wh" di P1 'aii.. PthsmisesUy hs Bes 'N te US m. h ted hS 1Isbv* 4*064 The P •'Pad NAMN d____ - Llsiub U1 do, of ci..., t1th,$*LT--- Who lbs Kasutams %'— _ "MR __ __ Ss"!'s ws ftmA ___ _ eas&of*. Cr Iwo— __ L ti'i N ,—• we Id i1 be lus _ __ him — huid INKY men Ihi ok — d___- a hi pibill a.-i. i atlilis iitM ft sg : .;:r '.: L.,.. . -p. - -. ,.J.. ' -.__ - • - '• t - -. - • - S - ••. -— . - - '_ • V country and ?"i the Scout Law TO La help other all 1 m". 'Uw.I k -n straight. - ------ 'r' 0 keep loq ?'TI '4' . _,• W0 0 S-C..' .• '.. ,• 0 -. , C i.' - ..*' i'... ,...,.,• 0 • ,• ,•••..• - ••• - •.... , ., ,. o) !oq marall1w SCOUTING Is a program for boys 11.17 years, and is an Institution and community centered KIPPUR. Boys are organized Into patrols and meet weekly as a troop, under the leadership of an Adult volunteer Scout. melter big Is essentially an outdoor adventure program of canoeing, camping, hiking, discovery phis learning new skIlls, developing new hobbles, lmjroving your abilities and doing Instead of lust talting. MID By JCPENNEY, SANFORD PLAZA. LOCAL SCOUT EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTOR. THIS ADI ;Off mentall ' y 'YOU. CAN' JOIN SCOUTING ANYTIME! • i t=20 •... '" k NI AL dl..dhdIAA Zow 'I "on my m ho honor i will do my á do my dUi7 t • r o the SALT i *eN p 6 fte Is N"IM PN ___ _ lj IrM lusts dens under the leadership of parent Den leaders and meet weekly a,hlsms. Tan. yur4W of tile bslss usuer ins usasersmp i, a man. FOR FURTHER go Mdusg, goes father and INFORMATION cempevis and learn tile baslc shills of CALL THE SCOUT SERVICE Scssjting. Dens jim Nisther monthly for a CENTER ; euitit fts ad giral rim VhSSisw7spL.,lug,er 'JflListhsd,.hiNMI.j, aidP Is a program for boys $10 ysars, and is a W and neighborhood centered program. Eight and nlnn.ysar.old Cubs are organized Rv cdch IlS 1 1 th geed bed' and *pi'tdths$,,W beliad at- SSW pal CUB SCOUTING u5. P—.tsas,a,w A is .1. MrlJr wirw.ets, D Us *M a U Awe 1200 111116" 49 -- *M ich a& SCOUT OATH A J1J \\ Every • int Good p.m. flu Im AT ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AW buw.d from the fair by Soviet censors and you can qulck uidir4"id why the totalitarian Mats fears them: "A,thpa$ Farm" by George OrW Il; "The Guleg Aript'ago" by AlehiwC 8 1 aih.,u; "WNtá Nights!' by Menachsm Begin; "Bravo' Barylkov" end many others. __ w30 79 lop, COME AND MEET WITH LOCAL CUB AND SCOUT LEADERS, HELP YOUR BOYS TO ENROLL IN SCOUTING AT THEIR SCHOOL I4Ii\ ___ meatig _ - percent hike the company "Nationwide Is one firm which has not benefited from record Industry profits and the 61 •• - , ' week. Gunter said In justifying hl*.,., approval of the higher ratea., Nationwide Is Florida's third, largest auto Insurer. The'fl :1w - - for Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co., but not the 13.3 ____ Gunter said today he Is ap- weeks ago and approved the proving a 7.4 percent Increase revised proposal submitted last delusions, nightmares, __ as $1114 aduhi 1w 14 ftilI .......... • ._ by Nationwide on Its automobile and trunk policies three - '•. - -Insurance Commissioner Bill LIGHTER SIDE aw Poo .4•t TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) paranoia and "was afraid that buildings would fall on me." .••:, ,.. $sidMaAmir1easir1ha,,hia hEls an sscertcs.s,edt.tt — VY aM Auto Insurairice H ike OK'd tion Another said she had taken to mçplesnentlng the tranquilizer with "four quarts of wine" each day. William Ryan, a priest from the New York City borough of Brooklyn said he suffered from ' •. . • • psmc , nedy, D.Mass., Richard Sch- welker, RPa., and Howard Metienbaum, DOhlo, she had trekked through a New Jersey snowstorm just to get her dose of the supposedly safe medica- Tales din cas be 'diss4inapmvsl,s, The Isesleas' *idusr_ssbsrIaes,_tsr tispetsmwusssysimps. S aiW 1t$4j VhS *kId why hi kid Mid 1w, IlL %W WW" agiad the '* aIhS UI, s k' microphones at the Senate subcommittee hearing Monday and told Sens. Edward Ken- .. rS4thepSs.Aadtheaq'1mIur • Fairy after '•. ,IJJj , Hopkins Hospital warned that Instructions." physicians, In prescribing tran"You need have no concern quilizer for patients complain- about our willingness to tackle ing of dress and anxiety, may this problem," he assured11 prescribe them thinking they Kennedy. HoffmanLaRoche lit' and withdrawal was like are not addictive but may funding a $4.8 million prograth"t "somebody pouring kerosene "create the situation you are of research at Cornell Univer. under your skin and then trying to treat." sity. putting a torch to it." Three hours Into the hearing He stressed that Valium Dr. Richard Crout of the Food Robert Clark, the bald, stocky benefits the overwhelming and Drug Ad*nlnldratic*i also and bespectacled president of majority of patients for whom voiced concern about Valium Hoffman LuRoche, acknowl- is prescribed, and that "over and the manufacturer's edged there was a problem with half of the Valium prescriptions campaign geared to Increase Its Valium, but "practically do not call for refills at all." , sales. every" witness to the drug's Ill Annual sales of Valium are Dr. Nelson Handler of Johns effects "was disobeying plain reaching beyond $310 million.' witness denounced his company's product as addictive and responsible for the near ruin of their lives. One woman stepped up to the - • ra mydm weasssiive4:fliB -.....' . tJI ) WASHINGTON (NEA) - President Carter's widely acclaimed decision to play a pivotal role 4 0P Books, a ballerina and a brigade of Russian In negotiating an Egyptian-Israeil peace treaty troops have kept the Soviet propaganda machine has claimed an unexpected victim. working at full steam (as In hot air) these pastBusiness opportunities for American couple weeks. are dwindling rapidly In the Middle Three incidents have shed a great deal of light 114' Eastern coea that hostile to the terms of on the methods Soviet officials and news media 4. the peace treaty. use to keeptheir citizens In the dark We have Th at little-noticed development, first L • witnessed a panorama of seamy propaganda reportedbytheFinncialTimeaofnn in j techniques In recent days, Including the conWorld Business Review, has been confirmed by coction of a fairy tale version of events, ridicule unhappy government officials here. . • •. , and blatant li es. I,; Vast amounts of money are involved because . •. many of the nations bordering on the Perdu tale was Invented to completely Gulf are spending their newfound oil wealth distort the events surrounding the defection of massive public works projects that often °'i _______________________________________________ BOIshOI ballet star Aleksandr Godunov and th e hundreds of millions of dollars apiece. diplomatic impasse which developed over the Including In that category are nationwide plans of his wife, ballerina Ludmila Viasova. highway networks, telephone systems and power While American officials succeeded In getting grids as well as pipelines, refineries and the chance to talk to the ballenrina before h petrochemical facilities to maximize domestic departure for the Soviet Union, we will probably utilization of the region's vast oil resources. never know for sure whether she was pressured The recent chilliness Is evident even In Saudi Too by Soviet officials Into returning. Arabia, a nation traditionally sympathetic to the But to hear the Soviet news media report the United States and the temporary home of ap WASHINGTON (UPI) — To the great Imp of complicated 16leg crossing" maneuver. And incident, Ms. Valasova was kidnapped by proximately 35,000 Americans, many of them physical fitness literature that has bulged up In dozens of other variations. American officials. No mention was made of the employees of U.S. contractors. recent years Navratilova's like Martina As the book also will make clear, it taea a lot that for three days Soviet officials refused to Construction contracts in the region were of effort to become an accomplished sitter. But allow the ballerina to leave the plane and tell estimated at $23 billion last year - but the U.S. biceps has now been added a new book on share was only 3 percent, compared with 9 walklng, the rewards, particularly from of Americans privately of her wishes. Russian I can understand how someone about to ha* physical well-being, make It all percent of the total only three years earlier. seem wog television viewers did see the ballerina's mother a few Int want for th e fir time mi th st gh make a tearful appeal to President Carter for the whlle. Much of the business lost by American firms release of her daughter. Is being picked up by companies based In South structions. Particularly landing Instructions. Medical experts And anyone making a maiden scuba dive pulse rate of the average person is markedly As for Godunov, no mention Korea, Japan, Taiwan and India, as well as doubtedly could profit from a few pointers. slower when he Is sitting than when he Is, say, U.S.s.R. of the defector iI1 aftwas made In the IIDUIEUVpSI __ a*t1i. er Ma. Valasova of achievement, however, gft Mount Evereet, had t34*tØ Unkm. Then, he was people learn to walk before they learn to ri4. climbing And clinical teds show that regular sung, portrayed as a victim of UeckmaIL The Russian And The population boom may be slowing In the You might think a book explaining the basic prevent such CQq'UflO bodily malfunctions people still do not know that the two dancers are maternity wards, but not In the nath*'a prisons. principles of ambulation would have For the first time In the country's history, more facto quality for most readers. an ex poet as football knee, tennis elbow and swimmers' married. than 300,000 men and women are In the custody Nevertheless, "WalkIngI," the latest teit The Soviet agency Thu utilized another of Its Isn't that what you were always hoping to get of state and federal corrections authorities. rims on for 275 pages In the Bantam paperback techniques ridicule In reaction to 4 of life? U so, be sure to buy the right equip. the Recently released Justice Department edition. Morever, some of Its passages bristle mint. u.s. claim that a br igade of 2,000 to 3,000 statistics show that at the end of last year, the with insights and erudition not he Russia combat troops are based In Cuba. r ofore et prison population Mood at 3G7,384, up percent published. For example: y__ no... •h. ...4.. •1' ..e L'....I. Th*s i •..'::;.•3( • ON • •. ssueo* tiN S. Thelesdingssd,ad,sd,shS,eru Abswi.uM, omate ideautid that the 5J&$ rt lbs inid s•,its hi s&:TJIku is sbi4sgpv. "F Lied' kij *W at witness Impassive as Bill Mitchell, who dekated Larry Goldberg In the Sept. 4 special eleétlon for District 5 sent on the Longwood City Commission, was given his oath of office Monday night by Mayor June Larmann. The seat was vacated in June after Stephen Barton moved from the city. The commission will remain one member short until the regular December election when the District 1 vacancy will be filled. ,,fr .4; A .. . Dr. William Thomas of Long Beach, Calif., said his last dose was years ago, but the "pins and nLeflu" and the "burning skin" feeling returns even now, - Soviet . • Peace Bid? — • • WASHINGTON (UPI) The president of Hoffman LaRodie Inc., makers of Valium, the nation's No. I selling dr.g, was •"•••; ,. ..• 111011110011,of awS dill --no In Wasbinijost and NATO capitals demon, C1 g.ialu*rscsgyon to -. •. • I AM' &II%itPP%J Current vulnerability of Western Europe or the Wad q of American strategic doctrine. "I wuuwlu~ to soius of then theories to he said. it .'.: •: •.•.•• . : of the United States' fading strategic ear eterrant, Mr. Kissinger described both a strategy additional Weapons as matters of "uijiu, urgent" lb his credit, the former secretary ofstate 2d. fiSt attamnt t.o k1llk Si. 5k.---------.wvwIoflJ . WIV• " • ... Valium Rapped By U sers SWORN IN RONALD REAGAN - posed in Brussels was this: Would an American president order the deaths of 100 million Russians and thereby risk comparable casualties in this country If, say, the Soviet army seized Berlin or even Invaded Western Europe? His Implied answer, logically enough, was the United States has lost the nuclear option. Mr. Kissinger could have suggested, with even more compelling logic, that . MITCHELL pennant. "When I was playing, it was unusual to see ANGLE.WAL TERS In Hans Christian Andersen's "The Emperor's New Clothes,"It takes acJd to proclaim what no onelaewilladmlt:Namelythat theempemr is,jn fact, naked. And while former Secretary of State B4u'yA. Kissinger Is the antitheses of unworldly Innocence, his extraordinary remarks at the recent NATO symposiuminBrussajs cast him In the role of exposing the emperor. In this case, the "emperor" Is an outmoded Affierican strategic doctrine intended to deter Soviet aggression up to and Including nuclear war by guaranteeing the "assured destruction" of the .. - Senate Subcommittee Hearing N1 Credibility the early i90 play," said Buddy the other day at his service station on South Palmetto. "I was just a 20-year-old rookie they considered promising. My main recollection was opening the season In 1133 at the Polo Grounds In New York and seeing John McGraw. Carl Hubbell pitched against us (Boston Braves)." The Braves farmed Lake out to Harrisburg, and his was a familiar story In baseball he now found his way back to the big leagues. Lake played his last season In Sanford during the 1911 Florida State League season. He's been pumping gas In Sanford since 1950. Lake said II asked, the only advice he would Impart to young Tim Ralnes is to take care of Wednesday, SØ. 12, 979-4* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4.L 1A • • anyone even 35," Lake said. "Nowadays you look at guys around 40 stIll producing. It's obvious they took care of themselves. Of course the big money has something todo with It "The primary Ingredient for Maying In the big leagues Is desire to play and a love of the game. You gotta have ability, but you also have to have it inside." Interestingly enough, the situation between Raines and Lake Is pretty similar. Runes doesn't figure to see his name on the lineup card when he reports to the ball park every day. He Is, however, hoping to get a chance to show his speed as a pinch runner or late-Inning substitute. It's a real waiting game. Especially when the Expos are In strong contention for the N.L East ri �Wednesa y, SØ IL It" &A-Ev.ning Wre kL Santa d, Fl. I Can't Bear Mideast Talks Read' FTELEI TELEVISION g t'!"' WINNERS n 1' G' Winners of black-and. white TV sets at recent opening ceremonies of IFlagship 4D.2 Long wood, II . son ... ... .w_ .._ a g, .. ' 2.. :, '' . .. : .-ç pr. . .. Joan H. Murray, of 436 . 'ftc' ,,j . , . . , . •., ' '.* - - ' • television. . r 1 • . • . ning RANDALL Be COVERMAN, M.D. Announces the Opening Ii . . Sa " .. . . ., . . - I • . . . . • .. . . doomsday, unlike a number of pect everyone to do the same.' "We should learn a lesson speakers on economics," from the Depression. A man Cossaboom said. "I believe insuring yourself against it.,, was admired during the "You have life, auto, health, Depression If he could repair an home and other kinds of in. Item without calling for help. surance. Why not doomsday Self-suf fici ency was the key to Insurance? I give doomsday a survival during the Depression. - .• .'..... . .. . - . . • . • . . • -.. .... •, . ,.,. 20 Per cent chance of occurring. Lucky to her home. "I'm told he would be thousands If he didn't have the bowed tendon, but he'll bring only $600-$$00 to be killed for dOS E SEMORAN BLVD (4U) SUITE 200* ALTAMONTE SPRINOS has predicted losses of more than $7()Q jjffl $jj year ft pel.y fr the Chrysler collapse would be far more dif. Unemployment would I., asked the federal government for $1 billion In financial aid. ficult, the MPwt INK because it woWd bit the re" wO an and um ptft Suppliers Would 1p Wnkr4 it said. The report said thle Impact on Detroft of a Chrysler collapse Immediate rather than gradual Im of jobs &W business activity. nwst*, UM a Chrydw Spokesman, "amfiring wW we bm would be even worse than that of the Arab oil unhergo and Tax collections alone s1d deop 4 iui a year, the urin an ," " -.. ' . . .. doomsday does happen, we will resomses and solved their own be without grocery stores, problems Instead of turning to a. banks, and our currency tj the government, we would be a oom, who says we should prepare for "economic doomsday," have no value." lot better off economically." dog kod," MM Reeves said. Dr. Roger "That would break G, er's relaxes In his University of Central Florida office. Cossaboom puts the blame "How many people know how 131.1e15 Acrou from Florida Hospital North Herald Photo by Tom heart." NMI "W Building permits issued in seminole County ~.C4 um pad week' Include die folliw* M. M. Byers, to construct a 111sisiYour la mb KE swimming p001 at VOl Lake Georgia, Like Georgia Terrace. 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IN-* ELECTRIC FANS •1 De Axnblewood, Sweetwater Choose box, floor or oscillating styles. All have quiet motors and balanced blades. on the government's deficit spending. "Deficit spending is the root of inflation. The causd I are complex, but it is simply the evaporation of the dollar by. deficit spending. "Ttle federal goverment is in a saw counterfeiting when I TNCETHE GUARANTEE 1,of Isufft WA*n a . at "Self-sufficiency is not I give a lesser chance to other limited to an individual. Almost everyone belongs to an things I have Insured." How do you insure yourself organization If the members of ,If an organization combined their against doomsday? all, Building Perm its A. Milbsrd, swimming pool .._ the horse's boarding fee until the end of the month. zoning laws keep her from moving Skin Surgery c s _n The analysis, published Tuftdisy In the Detroit Free Press, was PP*1ed by theDepartment of Traneportatlon and has been B ' ._ - I promise," said i'itary ileevea who is supporting herself and Laine on her salary as a proof supervisor at a ecause of said she can only afford to pay ERMATOLOGY Skin Diseases 9 Skin Cancer - ' % "But I can't keep my . group" many organizations he has represented addressed in Seminole County. of doctors, lawyers and a; "Living with inflation" was soclolologist. He went to New Mexico to establish a retreat. the title of his speach. "Just how do you live with At the retreat each member; inflation?" Cosab asked was taught a special self t rhetorically. 'am The k ey s sufficient trade, ct that if preparing for economic doomsday did happen, they doomsday" could rely on themselves to ,, "I don't give a date for the survive. Of course I don't ex. . .. demand for survival courses,' hand-powered grain grinders, gardens, dried foods, and other Oviedo, was speaking recently survival insurances. "I have aa10.friend to the m one of the . l' sadeyes homework. of His Practic e j I. forwarded to the Treasury Department for review. P conmmic re e sio of W3-75. The area required more than 11m newspaper Voted the stud y. Chrysler, the No. 3 automaker and nation's 10th largest firm, yam until mid-1977, to recova from that dcwntum joyment rate and Increasing racial tensions, a government study Cossaboom, who lives in that she could keep Lucky as D DETROIT (UPI) c collapse of Chrysler Corp. would devastate ,nw NAM cityll -doubling Detmits Unem. . . long as she did not neglect her . 1PP economics at the University of Central Florida. 12-year-old girl was promised the two leaders in Halk Chr .. cant stay mad, said Lame, O9fl(*herdrives14mile.stO uOP iiv - oft at e stables before work and picks her up th day. again atthe end of the me Eve i,Eel last week United States -sharea ijip timetable and ap tinlana and the future of Interior Minister preach and "can now shift lito Jeruuiern. greeted Strauss and said tis second gear" In the talks. The He said he held 434 hours of Is no intention of letting t _ fH gyp ddh rood of autonomy talks ceg on are to open In Egy* Sept. Anwar S.dat and described Mm their May ded31ne. • .,' Rd The E veng Herald ' Ilecelnetottle ,.. brided by Soft and Begin the -it tai id bSIWIIJ n . "Ulgdmadathlm,helookj a me - produce their own meat? By BARRY F. DILLON "What I suggest is becoming: HeraldCorrea Correspondent "it is time to °rere for self-sufficient. There Is definite economic doomsday,"said Dr movement toward self-. '. .. SUBSCRIBE NOW-_CALL 322-2611 07w acrimonious horse wlthabowedtendon that might shatter his leg If he Jwnp1 hIgh thanti kot. t' s worthwbile and beam •• al an, controversitauI , Strauss, President Middle End envoy,Said he was certai the three parties • tions - Egnt, laid . f' •. - . • .,, ;,,ç .. .' , ; most diNkult, Egy$ for a two.day visit that will lndi*Ie talks With Minister Menacheln Begin. ' . • iuu. . . 4 'I ., •' ,. ' 1 . to solv want to Know "Vlh " Wha Happening In Seminole County? aI• £ reuIC e D iS Ow time nursing Lucky at the animloB 4 indicates he Is a thoroughbred, a former race. going toward a peace,"beuid.s*iat,tie I has moved '*n hope cY.' Straus krmed No wj'fl)Od(DflMfltIi e the I so r Wi will b. abi. of diffamces," Strauss told reporters at &ion Airport on his arrival from i-.. . , Boxwood Circle, Winter Springs, not pictured, twas winner of a color . : . , ff' . 1 - "know now whom they Issues can be resolved within theneztfewmonths. "There are no more areas of ct between the rsIn4 i and .. Andrea a. / .... Fla. (UP!) The veterinarian who treated Bluefire Stables near Orlando, cannot hoar the the horse, named Lucky, said It she was nicknamed Groomer. thoug?t giving up the crip. was half-dead. He showed The owner finally made a racehorse e as of the horse to Lame after 'med ed faithfully abscesses and administer Lucky regained his spirits and Owkaonedla medication. She spent so much his sleek coat. A 11100 n 'Is*'i good friend o St auss ezpreed hop TEL AVIV, Ivael (UP!) U.S. preside*iai envoy Robert In the next few "We Prime Minister Menach Strauss ally" --1 Begin's 7 negotiations will be able the difficult, controversial and All three parties cnthefidneaf piJthI to AffimowOut questionsto dealing Palestinian autonomy and Jertnalan can be - of Bank (flee, 1O SR M. are (left to right) Jac g ac k K 2544 Sanford Me., Sanford; Wendy Walker, 1958 Washington 'Ave., Sanford; Harold Bennefeld, at. , flo ira l. p h . .i . " 2dGea 'Doomsday' p Racehorse iving W.dnsday, Sept. 12, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. gratticircuitry. 01) ' _ Pmk of 2. NO. $1.79 _W KID575 REG. $139 19 _____ ram 0 M fwwssi: aN 0 A NO V.WIM Aft o 0 $00000000 . 2" C MIetKM! 76 To"1 1 L C"Sias 519 Pbft 1111101111144 all r : : 6M. an 40 r Clio 4", . M 11A . ummumommw 7." __NAWIALVITANINI % 1. 1 .. , , . . . ,A - . ....: .. - . 9 __A AM SANPOSDi II 10 I-1 __ I Ilils St. $lSVP$I1i . . 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He's leagues not the least 01 which is nervo us and there's a lot of patience. tension. But he'll get it. I'm just It took me 19 years to get glad I'll have the opportunity to this far, so I didn't expect it to be a part of It," he said. happen inaday,"he said, aft' Bin Jays 3, OrIsles 1: failing to get his Rico Carty belted a solo Tuesday ad 1..- homer and Tom Underwood, 7. trated, I'd jtatlike to get ltover 16, scattered nine hits to pace with. ... But tbrough it 4 I've Toronto. learned one thing Tigers 14, Indians 1: always tomorrow." mn Thompson doubled Yadnernsbl, the Red Soz' tires rzstotggjglght an eightIn. Aw (LTd run and later bit a .. went ells In rim to lead Iris to the niata as t Ritmi me" 4 ossba)IgamsahsldolHscdoa Into Sit rWm --In theNL Wit. 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C.4 TCNER ccx'à' 0ETA £O7O __ 3.5.HP 2 $2,500 to $50,000 BAT __________________________ byAlanMover C loncy Vaults BackI Lead M10"N1012" G.L 25" Diagonal ColorTY Wilt AFC Mode42213 '1 !('iIA I 1 Need0"Wimmallou? r-Q& H.avy Duty Wash.r Pits, FIo Syst.im ItSikI55SUS1lA1JpsInIf.ri1peN $349 Model low 11 F, •. .. - I. ••- —s Best? ,ii lmost triples, 37.Ifhe should goonto win all three ofthose Be Brett will become only the fifth AL player ever to do so, the Rev us four having been Ty Cobb, Bobby Veach, Charlie ihr iger and Joe Voanik. Sta stics generally are dull. Brett's aren't because they ovi e a rather accurate profile on him as a ballplayer. He's co' Ilnthe league intotalbsses with 3ll; second lnnmsseared Ith 07; fourth In slugging poreentags wIth .564 and i1043i In attedln with 00. A1 g with all that, he has 19 home rims, eight game-winning RI id 14 stolen bows. Wi t about him In the flald? Okay, what about him? If uask Brett what kind cI third baseman he thinks is, he isw rs with a word you can't put In family newspaper. He's vii himself the worst of It, though. Tr , he made 18 errors last year, but that was only five more an bid Glover Graig Nettles committed, and the 21 double ays he participated in were only five less thaii the number In hict Nettles and Buddy Bell, the two league leaders, took part. Brf t Is anything but a butcher at third base. He can make lere play that has to be made and he has a faculty for making I L play. The majority of his errors are careless ones, mostly tI )will but he rarely makes an error that coda the Royals a in ime. To enamed MVP this year, Brett will have to beat out some ug competition. Bu says Brett, "Winning something like the MVP would be a an idous honor, but lfl had my choice, I'd rather belnaWorld ri, ." Fo the past three years, he has gotten into the playoffs but we gotten past them, the Royals having been beaten all three by the Yankees. WI tever happens, the Royals, who trail the Angels by four im In their division, won't be playing the Yankees again In this ar' playoff. "T st's good," says Brett, who dill feels KC has a chance to sb lila year's playoff. "Not that we're afraid 01 the Yankees or tin lathem,Wtwe'vejiathadsomuchbsdhickagalnst ted by em It would be good to play somebody else. The orioles are a od ill club. They have a great defense, strong pitching and eid of hitting, but we were 14 with them this year." ft he underwent surgery on his thumb only eek beforeth.seasonstartedandpladtowearaspeclalcadon for i long time, Brett, who has hit over .210 sInce the AU-Star esi has had a tremendous yr. By United Press Iitenatle.a) Expes $4 Cubs $4: bd he win the MVP, his tire. brothers, Ken, who pitches for Larry Parrish homfored In The Cincinnati Bob gave eA poli, Johe, who once was In the Red Sex organization, and h game U Expos swept bb ,probably would get even more of a kick out of the award every Indication Tuesday night a double-header and moved to they have the exer1ence to ____ a family they are. ____That's how tlgjdknht an ett hiw'elf. withd the dress and Arain within Ol*half $M15 of fidet Yo may remember a few years back how Ken, thin pitching*uid place Pittsburgh In the NL Yankees, came off the mound toward horns put, to shake of P011111111111 fever, East. That experience, In tho firm so, p's hand after Ni brother hit a hems rim oil him In an of Dave Oone.pclon and George Pireles 7' Cal 3: Is pm. at Fort Myers, Fla. Willis SIMPII idi a Fader cam. through with the RI y Brett dlde't do It to be a hot dog. H. mood It. homerwdPtillGarnsraddeda nist "J I don't make ft too much olahabit."hsiaidto his kId big hIt Tu..da, • they stroked b.ck4e.back twOii ds(li Ii a five-dim eti r. In the seventh ifft to alath that carried the Pirates to 1 ,11 Y' MR the Ride to a $4 victory rho" 16 MIII 2: • over the Ilsadas Aate.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 (d Deu'- z-et Workshop for parents and workers with yow'_duil&en, 8:30 a.m. University of Central Florida education copen. Call V541fl. L Al homsoes*s qu sidevsn By MILTON RICIIMAN YORK (UP!) - Ballplayers are like women. They talk a ióng themselves. years, all they talked about was Ted Williams and how a hitter he was, the best In the business. They held him in we and admiration that they'd stop whatever they were Just to watch him hit In batting practice. vas so good, they watched him and talked about him all the Same thing with Stan "The Man" Musial, and for the past zen years or so, Rod Carew has gotten similar treatment. ly, the ballplayer all the others have been buzzing about Is e Brett. Many think he's about ready to take over from as the best hitter in the game, and his manager, Whitey r feels he's No. 1 right now. rime candidate for this year's American League MVP 1 Kansas City's exciting 26-year-old third baseman cony could pass such others as Dave Parker, Fred Lynn, Jim lee nd Carew and emerge as the game's premier superstar. Rlj t now, he's shooting for his second batting title with a .330 that includes the mod hits In the league, 194, most doubles, salel THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER30 Americas Aaiodatlsa of Retired Persons meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch. Open to all senior citizens. o. of It. You're the one who has to go up there and do the ittui." Yastrzemski will play another year, maybe two. And when he finally does th-cide to quit, there already is anotht-r Vaz, his son. Mike, who may pick up his glove. Mike, 17, is a goodlooking outfielder-third b:i'i'nian who just finished high .scl ,: nd plans to play ball for former Yankee infieldi I 'k How set coaching at Florida State. Frank Malzone, the one-time Red Sox third hasenan hs ow scouts for them, worked with Mike at Boca Raton not too long ago and likes him a lot. "He's got a good cha,iee to make it," Maizone says. "That would be nice. It took people awhile to learn how to spell Yastrzcrnskl, and now that every one does, why drop the name from the buscores?" Sports Parade I 9.101wv. WEDN)AY, SEPTEMBER 0 Free IRS seminar to acquaint businessmen with two tax law fest*wes resulting from the Revenue Act of 1978, 1:30 am. to noon, UCF College of Engineering audItorIun, 3 It's Ironic that the Yankees may be the club Yastrzentski reaches his milestone against, because as a kid from New York's Long Island, he always wanted to play for them. When they of. feted him a $45,000 bonus in 1959 while he was finishing up at Notre Dame, he was all for grabbing It, but his father, Carl, Sr., an outstanding semi-pro player in his own right, said nothing doing. Yaz' father was right there with him when he signed with the Red Sox for $108,000. The late Johnny Murphy was the one the) ia,starter with the White Sox In 1962, he needed only eight )rles for his 300 total, but all he could manage was seven, ig tds last three starts of the season in September and leaving oo victory short. Ii YEA R Ill Persimmon Ave., Sanford. . negotiated with and after the signing, Cronin, who was general manager at the time, said he wanted to see the boy they were giving all that money. Looking at Yaz and then at his father, whose baseball ability he knew all about, Cronin said to Murphy: "Are you sure we're signing the right guy?" He certainly turned out to be the right guy. Yastrzemskl's teammates call him "Polack," but they call him It with affection and with admiration, "If I have a problem, I go to him," said outfielder Dwight Evans. "He has taught me how to relax and how not to worry about what other people might have to say. If I'm In a slump, he'll give it to me straight. 'Look,' he'll say to me, 'you can listen to this guy and that guy, but you're the only one who can get yourself out Released by the White Sox that winter, Wynn looked as If he would wind up his career with 209 victories and just when he was about to give up hope, the Indians signed him near the end of June 1963. , , I 1 0 ht Reminiscent Of Early Wynn ynn struggled through the same kind of frustration trying for 3Odth pitching victory, only with him it wasn't a matter of two t4 it was two seasons. Refrlsn.nt&. BiRres and rend dancing, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcw boulevards, Deltona. S.uh AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, SUMMER 17 Oviedo High Sebeil Parent-Teacher-Student Aucciatlon, 7:30 p.m., school commons. All classrooms will be open to parents. Delmy Gdea Club Horticultural Committee, 10a.m., DeBary Community United Methodist Church social hail. Program on "Intensive Can of Plants" by Mrs. Ruby Paterson. (eml Art Soddy begins rehearsal for new season, 7:30 p.m., Asbury United Methodist Church, Maitland. Open to -I wh choir —. 0 11 9 orge Brett The SERVICE STORE is EW YORK (UPI) — That last one can be a back-breaker as 1 Yastrzemski is beginning to find out, and If he'd like to know lemore about it, he should check someone like Early Wynn. or 'the past two nights, Boston's 40-year-old first baseman d so hard, maybe too hard, and failed to get that coveted but lye 3,000th hit of his, ffiz 0 0D;P-. 401 Dow. fir singles over 1i sponsored by Belles and Beaus of Orlando l pm. to midnight, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mail, Winter Park. Live band. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Pies Market, Jewish Community Center, 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, now to 3p.m. choother Mede Concert, $ p.m., Jewish Community Center, III N. Maitland Ave., Maltland, Free to public. YigAHlem't Duct, $ p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. P 1 • t '• BUCHAREST, Romania extracts an average of only 33 method, but all agreed the (UPI) - The United States Is percent of the petroleum in technologies Carry steep Price — sitting on 301 billion barrels of each of Its exploited reservoirs. tags - with cods running at 10 petroleum the oil Industry has The other 67 percent, usually to 20 times those 01 existing written off as too expensive to heavy crude oil, Is too U- methods. • "In some cases It is like bring to the surface, a paper at pensive to pump to be corn- putting up a blIIIondoilaT rig to the 10th World Petroleum mercially feasible. beabletOCtac0k Other nations Congress says. In the report prepared for lar problems with extraction, full of oil a day," said a • • presentation to the congress saying their figures ranged Canadian delegate. Tuesday, more than 4,500 from 20 percent to a high of 40 The methods also consume much energy. delegates from 70 nations were percent. "If we could raise the exSteam flooding recovers 50 told new technologies may help bring lo percent of the "lost" oil traction percentage to only 60 percent of the petroleum that 1 , A .• to homes, cars w)d factories. percent of existing wells, we woWdbewa1ted but Con1le1 Still, American consumers would no longer need to talk as fuel about one 01 every three Ofaflizfl barreisproduced. should be prepared for hefty about the problems The Americans said they new price increases because of mediate oil crisis," said the new technologies, the report congress President Wilhelm extract about 200,000 barrels of on "enhanced oil recovery" von Ilaemann, a vice president oil a day using "enhanced oil recovery" methods and hops---, of German Shell. warned, eventually to bring up to 30 01 The different methods The paper, prepared by the "enhanced oil recovery" dIa billion barrels of the "bet U.S. Department 01 Energy, cussed included steam flooding, came" petroleum to the Sur- , • said there are 301 billion barrels Injection of air into reservoirs face. They warned, however, that of petrolem considered too to burn some of the oil in place, expensive byollflrmsto get out carbon dioxide flooding and "even under favorable condi. tions" the cod of enhanced oil various chemical processes. of the ground. Delegates reporteddiffering recovery would be $10 to $25 a The Department of Energy y im Iøct aaldtheUnitedStatescurrently degrees of success with each barieL •. WEEK' CITED Receiving copy of proclamation naming Sept. 17-23 as 'Constitution Week" Is Mrs. Raymond Cabell Lewis of Lake Mary, regent of Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore presented the proclamation Tuesday. 1 Wednesday, Sopt. 12,19194* - ."4-&_-o.. -4 - ._, ...- -4 - . .... .9 •-. A. ••- • - ,i - .. -, -' I.. • •- .. 4. - - h- '•••. — �10A-Evening Hera IC, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 1979 Hurricanes Picked To Win One Game Makes . !, ' Season For Center N . International One game apparently made a season for Mississippi State's sophomore center, Greg BoneBy United Press field, Coach Emory Bellard said Ho pie Michig a n practice Monday and apparent. "Greg's a fine young man and ly has quit the team. The 64, wish him well," said Bellard. 245-lb. Benefield played behind Bollard said Tuesday's pracstarter Bill Bell in last tice went well as the Bulldogs weekend's season-opening 14-13 prepared for Saturday's meeting with Maryland at college Park, Md. We had a hard day's work and made some progress," he said. the state, Mississippi's Rebels also prepared to open their season with Memphis State, meeting the Tigers in Memphis IIy MAJOR AMOSB.HOOPLE The Wizard of Odds Egad, frien ds! Any place you I Across Saturday night. Coach Steve Sloan said his teaiii went through a two-hour rehearsal Tuesday and "Freddy Williams showed , improvement wide at receiver.' CINCINNATI (UPI) Karolyn Rose, wife of baseball star Pete Rose, Tuesday filed for divorce after more than 15 years of marriage. In a complaint filed in Hamilton County Domestic Relations Court, Mrs. Rose, 37, charged her husband with gross neglect of duty. She asked the court for adivorce,a "reasonable amount of both alimony and child suport" and an equitable - Sec.'ondranked Alabama has a week off before meeting Baylor Sept. 22 in Birmingham, so coach Bear Bryant said he is experimenting with some changes on his team. "We're also trying to work some of our new people in because we haven't decided division of property. The Roses, who were married Jan. , 1964, have two children, Pete 9, and Fawn, 14 When asked about her divorce request, Mrs. Rose said, "All I can really say right now is 'no comment.' It's flI Jr., on set outfit yet since we want to play lot of people while we can," he said. "We've worked on a little bit of everything and we haven't gotten into our plans for a personal life." a Saints, Garo Dickering New Orleans Saints officials met with veteran NFL kicker Garo Yeprem lan, who was by the Miami Dolphins just before the football season started, but failed to reach an agreement signing him. More meetings were sched uled today be ee epremlan, Saints coach Dick Nolan and Harry Hulmes, the Saints' vice president of player personnel. The Saints are worried about the injured mllliondollar rookie R ussell Erxleben, their No. I draft choice, who has a st rained leg muscle, Yepremlan, 35, has 11 NFL seasons behind him. Last year he tied a league record with 16 consecutive field mark in goals and a 17th this yea r would give him a the leag ue. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Baylor yet," he said. An extra week of practice by - Kansas State also worried cut Auburn coach Doug Barfield, whose Tigers open their season the Kansans Saturday in Auburn. "A week's extra practice es an work lot things he said. "We've only had three weeks to get ready and that makes a dif. Ierence in the pace set." on tw n '' against recovery of giv you a ch of new ce to a out, " you Padres Sign Randy Jones Women's SAN DIEGO (UP!) The San Diego Padres signed Cy Young Award-winner Randy Jones to a new contract Tuesday and the pitcher said he will do his best to bring a winning team to San Diego next year. Neither the Padres nor Jones, who is 11-11 this year wi th ftM the smal$ of the five-year - Tourney Gr.vey Wants More Money' Footbal Forecast College Picks Arizona St 35 Florda St 31(N) Arkansas 17 Colorado St 15 (N) Army 35 Connecticut 23 Auburn 21 Kansas St IS BU St 3$ Toledo 12 (N) University 7 Maine 6 Brigham Young 42 Weber St 12 California 2$ Arizona 11 Cincinnati 26 s Miss 20 (N) Clemson 17 Maryland 14 Colorado 14 LSU 10 E Carolina 11 Duke II Georgia 32 Wake Forest 18 Grambling 33 Alcorn St 7 Holy Cross 19 New Hampshire 14 Houston 26 Florida 12 Indiana 17 Vanderbilt 13 Indiana SO 21 W Illinois II (N) Iowa St 3$ Bowling Green fl Kentucky 13 Miami (Ohio) 11 Kent St 24 Akron 21(N) La Tech IS Tenn-Chat 11 (N) Lehigh 21 Slippery Rock 20 Marshall 26 W Carolina 10 Miami (Fla) 22 Louisville 17 Michigan2l Notre Dame 20 Michigan St 22 Oregon $ Mississippi 33 Memphis SO 17 (N) Missouri , IlII,I5 7 Navy 39 Citadel 23 Nebraska 2$ Utah St 14 New Mexico St 35 UTEP 21(N) N Carolina St 36 Virginia 7 (N) Ohio U Is E Michigan 13 Ohio St 2$ Minnesota 20 Oklahoma 39 Iowa 13 Oklahoma SO 15 Wichita St 7 p sp 35 Rutgers 11 Pittsburgh 33 Kansas 17 Purdue 2$ UCLA 21 S Carolina 33 W Michigan 21(N) $ Illinois 1$ Tennessee St 13 (N) SMU 3$ Texas Christian 10 Stanford 40 San Jose St 21 Syracuse 24 West Virginia 11 Boston - a - - ercentage tam - experienced field leaders. The Hoople hunch is the homefield advantage will prevail with Michigan winning a thrilling 2120 contest. Ready to meet at University Park, Pa., Penn State and Rutgers have only played nine times In the past with the Nittany Lions holding eight victories. But the Knights have come up with some excellent football teams under the direction of coach Frank Burns and could pull a few surprises, One of the surprises won't be this week, however, as the Penn Staters show their muscle with a 36-14 win. Umkumph! Clemson-Maryland, an Atlantic Coast Conference game at Clemson, S.C., will be a close contest all the Oklahoma 30-13. - - - Ma M rto League 0'vcr 90 years. But it hasn't ci mpiled that amazing record b:y manhandling Michigan. In Rebuilding Clemson will be a In a high-scoring 17-14 In his only pr evious Arizona State and Florida State game as head coach, young will put on one of the most 1 previous contests between Danny Ford of Clemson led his spectacular aerial displays of iese great powers Michigan forces to victory over Ohio the year. Mark Malone, Sun hias triumphed 10 times, leaving State in last year's Gator Bow., Devil passer deluxe and Notre Dame a meager two wins the game that marked the end legitimate All-America conof Woody Hayes' fabulous didate, will keep the air In show for its efforts. On paper, this year's game Is career with the Buckeyes. Tampa, Fla., full of footballs. Texas A&M did not live up to On the other side of the line, the tossup. Both teams have e, ceptlonal talent with the big its promise last season, Seminoles counter with two contest, victor. to a . - tMflP UuInIB I flItAflfl filly ISA - I SA esiu _.__ .__... _n_ • _ W.nflww ..WW Wfl flfl i S - quarterbacks, seniors Wally Woodham and Jimsoy, Jordan. We see Arizona Stflft! winn ing a genuine thriller, ,#7 1 31. Kaffkaff! Passing will be the name-of the game at the Los An geles Coliseum where the Bruins o( UCLA host the Purdue Boilermakers. Look for MdPk Herrmann to out-throw Rcjc Bashore as the Purdue lads win in a nail-biter, 28-24. Miami of Florida will t(n back Louisville, 22-17. In (hilt affair, Miami's llowztd Schnellenberger makes his fist start as head coach in the collegiate ranks. Schnellenberger, who did a short stint head man of the Baltimore Colts in the play-for-pay ranks should open up the Hurricat1ç His chances of niakn debut depend on isew nn his forces contain Stu Strát* the Cardinals quarterback 00 Is the son of famed ex-NFL coach Hank Strain. 'Twill bean interesting afternoon in Miathi. Kaff-kaff! Another chtest which shOi1d be just as close will fiiJ Colorado turning back invading Louisiana State, 14-10. CHICAGO (UP!) 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III&T I 3.20 3.10 3Zate.Ola Mlmeeota (Koosman 10.12) at SMlksl.Martlnez 7.20 4.20 Kansas City (Leonard 11.10), 261wo4indez 4.00 0:30 p.m. 0(4.1)S1.$I;P(41)1$7.41;?(4-3Seattle (Honsycult 10.10) at 1) 649.15. Tecas (Medich 54), 5:33 p.m. Nisik Game Tkursdsy's Games 3Urizar 11.40 4,40 3.10 an Ci KC - - . P.m. divey, LA ERVa STORES ' - I 0.6) $4.11. lists Game California (Knapp 3.3) at Chicago (Kravec 11.13), 5:20 1111.11. . . 13.00 9.40 7.50 kesets Game I efrelt (WlIcon 11-7), I p.m. 3 PIta-Pores 141$ llS 340 Csksw4 (Lanetwd 12-13) at SOgulm-Aran. 1510 1.11 Mawsukee 11CiS1th 144), 1:30 1 Negul.Quiola 1.50 p.111. IPVMdL 6000 . 5.30 13.60 0(74)114.30; P (14)315.40; T Cleveland (Waits 1412) (used • 7 SiibeoMartnez 25.00 17.10 0.00 toroide (Ewe 2.2), 7:30 p.m. -. or cAns TflUCX 7.00 640 Slra.Aida SArta-Mindis MInnesota 3, Kan City 1 Texas 5 Seattle +. :; s t'•.mes : LGi(T .-. ' 12.20 720 350 SLequeBeilla 3) 1110111waukee 3, O&kWW 0 Chicago S California 7 New SERVICE CENTER SnAKeS ThIrd Game 9 Detroit 14, Cleveland , • . . W L Pet. 55 1 Oguiz.-Quioia 'Texas hIcago 0 10.40610 3.10 31.20 0.60 Second Game 10 61 .367 13½ 3Rica-Quioia 9.00 7.00 5.10 7$$3,353i3½5Leje.Coldo 1.20 4.40 77 61 .321 15½ 2Negul.Seltia 4.10 74 70 .514 21 Q(3.S)4L41,P(34) 193.NsT(3.i- ,Minn .J 1 Q(14)4711)P(1.4)371.$$,yfl4. " . - - - (All Times IDT) SAlava-Amore 17.10 710 410 New York (Hunter 2$) at 4*ic.Altu 1.20 4.20 2511n10.Oyeri ODOM (NO" 11), 7 P.M. Baltimore (Palmer 5,3) i' •(4-I)M.NsP(S.4)112.ISgT($4- 5iuiumku1 wilur'ir hi always hsi D.D. getog hick to Wuuiuyau. The l p,v Ii hit a buyLHS Wodddss lists bulote bs.jMmrI lbs was 1 of thsDgadM Am he Mb,4 lbs $4 to Maw '= ad hi iii a stirtur Methewum, with *, heIdi the record rmset Sides Øetsets Wit ales. Caras, li, was a pick m the tinivitily of q. Was then ever $ diy 11_k hiebsil wbs.d en mdi4m VestoIP7. He to $5, * and to asuty .1 isa. ptoys u s uaiu win_iii? Pin to.. stsd*gp I bshi.YdI.IheOM his Ott etsu., i, w, ete, -.rr. tais, ssrt, p in to FV MINI rip1Ntn Deem to Lii ?&1i aid to Due, Phi., Cia, W hisres ___ for ' New York Boston 3 Toronto 3, Baltimore 1 $34 - for for kland 30 95 345 30 Tuesday's ResiSts 'THE SEASON RADIAL' WINTER/SUMMER TREAD DESIGN rmd in to - + 2 FIberglas Belts ' year, - ssttIe .'78-Series Triad Design -.. because - - an City .2 Polyester Cord Plies acts on for ,. allf .7 Multi-sipod Tread Ribs - present.") West 26 MOUNTING INCLUDED NO TRADE4N REQUIRED AN Tires Plui FLY. tacIt . most Rig. 34.88- A 780 Q WhieaI.gsdJaek$a ftad?Wbsvusjelss$ Ntda±MthsWeddIsdus?-)Ichndp,ny, Pusnducm,TSs. for now.") - - WbMdSN ft DNhi.IdØIISSI,. D.D. Ito? tuld p to. kiit sD uI$uhick Gl cai? T. lus, companies for most - •'tkn" boids, 00* Hokous-Marciano hi,, been in. tarist1i. My asd pus to clano ai Dr"pi gy to all their isi tests, and to &ar Riy. The litIst woo hive woo a yp - ; lbs ethers would have been hickoulL e?" - L ly MURRAY OWEJIMAN s Games Tironto Plus F.E.T. 1.74 Each - e Our Reg. 22.77 -A78x13 Our for - Roslon New York Detroit Clevelnd KM 200 FIBERGLASS BELTED WHITEWALLS - to watch si BLACK WALLS at . - Mliwrnake walls Only . - r - of ' L Pet. Triad Design • Available in Black- . : . Faces Charges • - sas tal Plus F.E.T. 2.11 Each 0211151 leSs and 2 RadIal P"s Poly. 55* Cord .Zero Plea Rabbit Compound WidliwiS Scull Is, DU* Uilai hue ' Phil. it New York, night St. Louis at Pittsbgh, night San Diego at Los Aug nIght Ribs Modem Wrap-around on - - - Plus F.E.T. 1.62 Each, 5 Uulti.s,d7,d - - ing FRI two •- money in retirement as a wi after : ECONOMY 4-PLY POLYESTER Olderm 'an dsyiM ' - two Temple 31 Drake 2$ (N) - __ - Wilson - - 7HE SAVING PLACE - ___ 3'. Scott. • Americas League casige to previe greater physical iteeUam far the qearterbeck In the Natlesal Ysetbill Leaps this year Are the,, usy hcaUums hew, Its wurbtog? Du Cai, Metric, LU, Ea.aiIally,as epla1ned by Mt McNally, chief of NFL ol• fldaforthsw ,y Ow "when the quartert*ck Is clearly In the grp of a tMI.r." ThMmesnshedeemhay, It'll make the difmiss mor, wary of ro"gt.'ia calls. Bet It can sue prs-usuon game, qearteitsck Ken *aNsr, srug .0 ins I'igs by a Ls Adss Rain, was still piN a good P11. 11WiYM, lbS orwawi*oda play dud, and the Ihaldirs had to take am bw ivNe. the bardis cm offlelato to mike - se ruse WDUS 5 St.L 35 quar- v$ DeØ. Open Daily 94, Iwn. 134. Well, Since You Asked... - Tarkenton Gives Expert QB Advice : great WED.. THURS a. S AN -I" = ._ BALTIMORE (UPI) The trial of a Baltimore Orioles' fan accused of malicio usly destroyIng a tomato plant Memorial Stadium opens Oct. 25 in District Court. George McAllister, 19, decided at a pretrial hearing Tuesday to have his case heard by a jury Instead of just a District court judge. McAllister was charged with South Florida in thirdripping Up the tomato plant, period and Flagler meets which was growing near the Central Florida in the left-field foul pole, after the period. Aug. 16 Orioles-Kansas City Ticket price, will be $2 game. Flagler was Division 2 The plant Is owned by champion and the University of gadJ grounds-keeper Pat Florida was runnerup In Santarone, who has an annual Division I. Flagler claimed the to o-growing contest with state championship hit $e.0ii. Orioles' Manager Earl Weaver, Greenwood Free Agent? - By Murray Olderman has made the transition from now, he plunges in with a he's steady and unap- of the Los Angeles Rams, season, and said, 'This is the NEW YORK (NEA) In his active player to TV analyst with scathing dialogue on what he preciated.".) wondering about his "cool." first time in my life I've ever SC American Leege. , new role as television com- the same flair he led the Mm- believes is the relatively low Ken Anderson, Cincinnati. Notes Fran: "He called me last been booed." KC 4; LeFiore, De, 6$; Cruz, Francis Asbury nesot.a Vikings to three Super estate of quarterbacking in the ("Only question is whether his Wills, Tex 3; Bonds. Natileal ages Tarkenton is : being briefed at Bowl contests. And just as NFL today. confidence has suffered out the National Football League's successfully. Pttchipg Vicisries L Pet • "There are only nine bad years." ) Natiensl LOOM - Nlekro, main office about the rule Mentrt $3 53 .60141 ½ He claims he will make terbacks in the league I can be Ken Stabler of the Oakland t$bu,gh OU rtt iu$thet, Chi 17-s; changes for 1979. U 57 .6013' and a half times as much comfortable with," says Raiders is a notable omission. Nlok, Hou St. Louis 76 a 419 9 16.12; a, This is on a day Tarkenton this year Tarkenton what it takes to "He had four great years," AMericas Liagwe 14 ½ Phiia Flans. will trade jibes with Howard as he did for playing football, lead a team to an NFL cham- admits Tarkenton, "but with $fl. Bell 21.7; John. NY li-I; 17 New York 55 $6 .390 20 Cosell and augment Frank Since his Viking salary was in pionship. Fran provides a quick what's gone on in the last year, Koosman, Minn 11-12; G,Idry West 7" NY 16-7; Gifford's play-by-play as the the $400,000 range, that figures rundown of his favorites: I can't put him up there now. I IMiad Rem Avage rookie member ABC-TV's out to a cool $1 million in inCinel 52 63 .566 ½ (b,sedsu Roger Staubach, Dallas, mean, when he was on "The 13$ Iiuige •ltcMd) Houston Ii 63 "Monday Night Football" come for 1979. ("You got to appreciate what Donnie and Marie Show' and Loom Lee Aug Hume, troika. Tarkenton wants to $176 .472 13½ Cm be He'll get something like he's done for so long.") 2.79; they had to measure him for a Son Fran 2 63 92 44 19 )F NI.kro, HOU prepared the referees. $20,000 2 5 , Ric each of the 10 games So" Melillo Bob Griese, Miami. ("For Hou 62 13 tux, he had a 39-inch waist. Can "• 24; Shatnde! .tI 2.9$. Atlanta "Would you believe," sput- he does for ABC. He also has his the same reasons I like you imagine that on a quar56 17 23 American Leagee re Teilday's ResiSts Guidry, ters the 39-year-old former own Behavioral Sciences Staubach.") N terback?' Palmer, Bait quarterback, "I played this management company, which Terry Bradshaw, PittMontreal 3. CNcop 2, bW Tarkenton withholds I. Bos 3.05; Caldwell, Mil 3.25. PIttsburgh 7, St. Louis 3 game for 20 years and I don't counsels executives of such sburgh. ("He reached it last judgment on Dan Pastorini of $trlksats Pltliod,lphl. S. New York 3 know what the gnal ar as Exxon. And he year; he's got it together Houston and Dan Fouls of San Natlaai CincinnatI 9, Houston ACt: F ran Tarkenton, of course, does personal appearances Diego: "They got to do it ll 177, Son Dlego 3, Los Aroples 1 Carlton, Phil 174; myieven, pitt has just completed 18 years of firms such as Delta Airlines Atlanta 2. San FtInCISCO1 Bert Jones, Baltimore. ("A another year to prove it to me." 13$; Sutton, LA and Perry, SD ThdIy's playing In the NFL. He holds plus frequent commercials, super talent, though I don't like On Gary Danielson of Detroit 139. (All Tines IDY) the all-time records Tarkenton was recruited the way he A morkoll the field.") and David Whitehurst of Green Atlanta ann. 1.1at son Ri. passes attempted, most passes ABC by Roone Arledge & Co. Jim Zorn, Seattle. ("A fine Bay, who only graduated to Guidry, ; Flanagan, Bait 16$; jNkIns, completed, yards gained the network was young player, the wave of the starting status last Fran , T 130; Koosman, Minn 139. Chicago (Lamp 111) ) passing and most touchdown looking for a bright, glib perfuture. And the wonders, "Who knows what Savu cntrssl (Rogers 12-9), 1:35 passes with figures that may sonality take up the slack NaUiuI Li Archie Manning, New they can do?" Sutter "$1. Louis (Martinez 13-7) at Chi 35; TekuIve, PItt 26; never be matched. There's no Dandy Don Meredith, who Orleans. ("Last year was his Some big, rugged guys 134), Gait., All 22; Samblto, Hou lttsburgh (Candelaria one even close to any of them refused to work more than the first really big one, but he's got Steve Grogan of New England, MOO and Lavelle, SF 3S p.m. right now. 14 games which he was character." Steve Bartkowski of Atlanta Philadelphia (Lerch 8.12) at I? American Lsges When he becomes eligible Sew York (swan mm, Mar. contracted. With the elongated Jim Hart, St. Louis. ("You and Doug Williams of Tampa shall. Minn 30; Kern. Tex 26; M. selection to the Pro Football NFLTV schedule, that left 10 got to include, him, too, because Bay don't impress Tarkenton Houston (Niekro 10-11) at StIlIfftuh11 Batt,,aM Mofle, Hall of Fame in 1984, Francis games to fill, of all the years he's with their basic passing and Dot incinnati (LaCoss 144) 0:05 Clov Asbury Tarkenton is a cinch to Fran will offer pungent, produced.") leading ability. San Diego (Rasmussen 4$) at be enshrined, forthright commentary, Joe Ferguson, Buffalo. He reserves judgment on Pat os Angeles (Hough 4-5), 10:20 The long-time quarterback nished by his experience. Right ("Doesn't get much notice, but Haden, the young field general M. a of - Moreno, North, SF Si; Lop., LA 42; , SHOPMT. DORA, DELANO, KISSIMMII, LIISIURO 9-9 DAILY, SUN. 124. ming to WASHINGTON (UP!) The Washington Bullets and guard Kevin Grevey ar e at an apparent impasse tract negotiations. Grevey played out his option last season and after earning a reported $160,000 annually is seeking a substantial raise, a figure the Bull ets do not wish to match. Grevey's agent, LaRue Harcourt, said, "mere is a minor problem concerning the amount of money and a major problem concerning the length of the contract. We want to sign for two years and they want us to sign for three." • Niept at.l Leage. LSMa offense. way. Tomato Plant, Women's college basketball is co Seminole County Nov. 17 when the University Florida, University of Central Florida, University of South Florida and Flagler College stage a jamboree at Lake Howell High gym beginning at 6:30 p.m. Central Florida faces Florida in the opener, while South Florida takes on Flagler in the second stanza. Florida meets finishing fifth in the SWC. But that should change this year. And right at the start. Watch for the Aggiesto sack Baylor, 32-12. On the West Coast, USC plays the Beavers in Corvallis, Ore. The Trojans have too much of everything for Oregon State. We see It Southern Cal 38, as the Oregon State 10 Trojans open defense of their Pac 10 title. Hopscotchlng around the country heh-heh here are some more of our sterling predictions: Oklahoma, where Barry Switzer has compiled an amazing 6242 record in six seasons at the helm of the Sooners, wil make its first-ever meeting with the Iowa Hawkeys a winning one. We give It to questions being the lack of He Destroys On Tap about next year." )ok this Saturday there are match-ups on tap. Iar.rumph! Indeed, 'tis almost a football fantasy come true. The game of the day may be at Ann Arbor, Mich., where equalling bout 105,000 fans e average Wolverine turnout will gather to see it1 1978 lichigan confront the Fighting rlsh of Notre Dame. Other highlights Include the p'enn State-Rutgers fray; the clemson-Maryland clash; the Texas A&M Baylor meeting; and the Southern Californiaa regon State engagement. Going into this season, Notre had the highest winning D C .77&) of any college with a 600-160-38 mark 0utstandlng _______________________________________________ Karolyn Rose Files Divorce Papers Vs. Pete im Wednesday, kpt. 12, in,-i i*, mentator, Benefield did not show up for loss to Memphis State. %, C*1 IN BRIEF 3~1 MUSCO:REBOARD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fully Inspected cas. lIng$ 0 Ouslity work. LEW tre a d rai o, ssIMI .mcss veo. utus sioci mesas C7114 or 070.14 rt ' liftEm tits 171.14 075.13 of J7111.15% Wall. 44 r' .: . - sass NOR! ,c. 11NITEWALLS , , ___ 11I..eof* IV ia1jtaruL,ur I nd 'Jb.*k ayu'iØir$7 hd ysw.ar,amuluMadus aa MM tlow aim$haAVCWnd.Tbsyvssiha ___ way). Osup PiA'uE De buN (IW. resq a. iiuiiUu Iu-. t,y lebus, I Deu Ihsy, fl.i W *.., yi - * White Shoes AM /FM/S.TR. or CASETTE ON Co Choole , .4 -Out UI I 79 I . . -• ul mdiouiem.n HTON(UPI)-Hsnd.m. - UUsV_1II1JIsJshj&.Md "iw. p 'pay s Miia. aoful base apey 11 kim Mgilnd. Tasudij, lbs Ciii, I I .S'IaIth irst Impressions AM/PM WdW wilt I trim Page 1*) so (Cndusd Ssmmy W, Labs Ii: "I'm atbasd Sit' AMPUFIED SPEAKER $YTEM ersbo idirili to 40- hd ad pim.st are rW a ecbsdis. Aftsr-ibstasmh*wInIbe" t.eimpiitow we I P" 101111"111111- ad. bdd lM PII$ IN OW IbuIPY Nuiwis. ADd /!! cook 10 l'7jK ,, tasndutlsrald, I JAI ______• -. a - - - - . ;'-'•: ,- _;._•' ____ .. .., �T%—Iveahip NsraW, lealurd, Fl. Wsd.wedey, ht. 12, 17 Sanford To Appeal EPA Pesticide Ruling 4. VRLD IN D URIEF Of New Guinea, Hits 8.0 WASHINGTON (UP!) -.The world's first "great" • In Winter Springs pill $p at - - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The 2.1 defeat by Winter Springs voter, Tuesday Of the referendum on a property tax increase will not mean a reduction in services, City Councflmvi and Finance VrI'ri.u. ' — SsNt ad Lovely Saxony qedNyu lint sworwthinn Official results showed that improvements. We won't be 407 voted against and 210 paving or building as much as persons voted for. Turnout for we would have liked," he said. the election was 617 or 23.8 Arnold said the city council per of the 2,519 qualified will meet at7:p.m.Thursday electors, to adopt a new budget, Arnold said he Is most predicting the tax rate to be potnt.d by the turnout. "If levied will be $2.09 per $1,000 dasi' case, why I uu vakikm, supposed to care" he asked. "We (the council) pretty well losing faith with the agreed we would not raise the people," Arnold said. He said property taxes the five percent the election Is obviously saying allowed by law if the voters the people are happy with turned down the in Increase personal services such as police referendum," Arnold said. and fire protections: But they The new tax rate will give don't particularly care formany ity property owners a Od of Eastern Star and parka and street maintenance, nine cents per $1,000 assessed Rebekah Lodge of Canan- streets, ditches and swamps valuation reduction In taxes, digaua, N.Y. being cleaned out and capital Arnold said. Survivors include her husband, Gordon L. Lincoln, Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. Kathleen E. Brown, Miss Batty A. Robertson; and Mrs. Aims I.. Sade, all of Sanford and Mrs. AMUR 5Ei Shirley Ormnldon, Boise, Ida. HARDWARE STORE and Mrs. Rhos E. Stothard, Holley, N.Y,; brother, Donald J. Robertson, also of Holley; niece Mrs. Anne Larson, Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home is In ure Cut Loop 5138. EUNOf uJu.4 Mr. Elin iC Lincoln, 69, of Lake Markham Road, * rt Nyu. d PNA ,larth 'ass Sanford, died Tuesday at her residence. A native Of Holley, N.Y., she had lived In Sanford for several years. Sbm was a homemaker,a commnunicaid of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, and a member of the kyt Carpet ' so 3210174 714 UNFOlD Funeral Ntic• _ PftJftJ1) NELSON 1055 • ___ _____ HOSPITAL SPECIAL TOOL • sS • dIrsr and 1Ip IUlk ft \ ' •• •. • 1I1fl,Ili.uatNfi'* •, FOR GALS &GUY PH. 322.4171 102 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD . no 'A l do WED. THRU SAT. SALE car and gotoaone-yearschool. DOLLAR DAYS FRIGIDbJRE 11111! AI WACUrD fflu UDLL 1 Aw - ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 3237530 THURSDAY S FRIDAY ONLY FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE w w-wu• 111WW llw~ 1 4 94 Your Choice Our Reg. 18.88.19.88 Car&ros, pm-style d short or Iong'wigs of Kanekalonis modaciylic fibers. Save at Kmast Iix 2 Drives hand 11 • And Js Fashions and Beauty Shop NSN&IN bsist lid 01111011 dam um • HAIR STYLES - Now UP no mMmI5.lWsa INStMSI Z IN NMOOR INseassragssg. Abby __ 3234151 IIed V.. ••2•. Pus L Jr.iIfkIatlni._The.. whNa, may mdi MWIInI to their svelte charity. Or•mkow PVe.ral Niiee In • straight, they're perfect for boots. Or any other kicking around you'd like to do. Dear _______ $750 WIth_tW. Pct. mUon. denIm. AiS (Js*diii (.jif be 0 C am. TPwralay, at the •ravesldi In OakI*n Manoilal Park wiNi Nov. Leroy - for the fit. And do they fill Perfectly I Can't cut or bind be. cause they're made for women, not a man. In comfortable .% CM4ee RRIL will • The real thing. Just like our men's straight leg leans, except 500/. Off Ilinor N. LIncoln, No ii Lolie Markham Neal, $sNsd, who mw Tuseft ol Mr risilsncn, OWL= LvVs Wommnsw.ar DEAR ABBY: We speak for The problem? Ihave only $8 putting and chipping were way cowmtlam others who, alter off because she was tense and in my wallet, and $) in my having spent a lifetime working bank account. -• uptight Instead of relaxed, to lit a PICS Of retirement' New Pa N lhlpniu t . Well, I didn't want to let her My parents never made me EsitneAlipir flndthatwe have been "had" down so I mustered some save, 50 1 frittered away my FInride. by friencie and relatives who strength hoping to improve her money. Right now, I'm waiting Priced Frees come 6d of the woodwork golf game. for a loan so I can go to school. ___ becausewe have a place onthe This afternoon she handed me A car and apartment are totally __________________________ her golf scorecard as she came out of lake. 1 the question. My husband and I built our off the course. It was seven I am the most dependent 18Delivered To lies. HisptIsI summer place with our own this lovely place to our children strokes less than yesterday's! year-old I know. Please learn hands - clearing land, felling and grandchildren , but we are "See, Itold you!" she said. "I from my mistakes and be CAMS saii trees, digging wells and ready to all - boat and all. knew I was right!" thankful that your parents AN Types lscfodkig Abby, I still think one thing forced you to save. I wish my building our home. In the land We hope they take time out C111111,161101111111 CUM Of 10,000 lakes, ours seems to be from fishing to read this. sign has nothing to do with the other. parents had been more like the only lake with flab in it, and me... What do you think? yours. Of course there's a free boat FRITTERED AWAY MAD IN MINNESOTA GOLFING GRANDPA IN S. which Is ulually left dirt1, plus _________________ DEAR MAD: People who are CALIFORNIA dead fish here and there. DEAR GRANDPA: There's Imposed upon comtantly should When we're not here, they net blame others because they only one way to find out. ConOPEN DAILY 1:044L CLOSED SUN. talm over as If the place were themselves lack the gumption tinue mustering enough thei r own, bringing friends who to express their objections. strength to follow through . pass pass the word about the fan- Have yes ever thought of daily. If her score goes DOWN, Prsu Ave. J w.w tedleflahing. hodmi putting new Weis .n your home I hope your strength holds UP! We had planned on leaving aid beat? H yen are too timid to DEAR ABBY: This letter is speak yeas minds, that should for the two boys who thought it was useless to work, since their y 5,134*09, 61111111110 4111111 'or ABBY: My wife, a father made them put half of all DEAR their Income In the bank. plays golf every lisp Luàur_bs1.amdjMI. Deis & Kissimmus Dep p.s, lus, i. IL I am an 18-year-old who has day. Yesterday she said to m. "ney, I know why rv been working steadily for two been playing such rotten golf years. Last summer I held two a* lately. I'm not getting enough jobs. Now I'm ready to move lovIng."Sheexplalned that her outo(my parents' house, buy a $65Q uscous, MIS ILINON N. - Pwisr& services for Mrs. W. L Oramksw LPb Ret*ireesW * th Lake Home Are'Had' By Friends, Kin -- s.. r charge of arrangsmuda. 40f& 7S NS?$II Ne$ p5 Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley compares cooking icy while picking up a few tips from hospital cook Bobble Maynard. ,.,K mart Pharmacy AREA DEATH sq. Y& Th. Shop I and we can get along," Arnold said. "We won't have U big a capital Improvement program now," be said. The special election was seeking voter approval for a rop.rty taz Increase In Winter iep from $2.14 psi $1,099 'wuu.t Is 09.15. 1 add "". ' " rting Increase In revenues "We have an alternative waste go tide a reserve fund for budget. We can pay our bills capital Improvements tr99 øWesr lesra.u. ' 3 People Vote 'No Tax H ike' 16 $ILNVaIne its still a good iccipe." But he teaspoon fresh lemon juice : bottle Heinz 57, 115z.) cautions that is is much better tatasco 1 tatlespoon butter or to use thi3 cooked pudding margarine garlic salt When the administrator of version rather than the quickerjuice of two 12 I lemons Combine cream and cottage Seminole Memorial Hospital 2-3rd cup sugar instant. cheese, 2 tablespoons sugar, vinegar to desired con- flour, lemon rind 1 2 tsp. salt (SMH) goes into the kitchen he and vanilla. sistency vov SEED likes It to be a family affair. The 2 tbsp. cornstarch Beat until smooth. The amount of seasoning can DRESSING kids get right Into the act i tsp. vanilla extract Prepare pastry mixture 3 -up sugar be varied to suit individual helping with the kitchen chores. 48 vanilla wafers kind according to package direc1-3rd cup white wine vinegar tastes. This sauce is the Charles Bentley, originally 4 bananas (well ripened) tions. Roll out half of pastry. you have to 1 tsp. dry mustard from Winter Haven, has been 14 cup sugar make a few times Cut 3 64nch rounds, Repeat until you get it the way you like with 1 tsp. salt the administrator at SMH for Scald milk in top of double remaining pastry. its" said Bentley. two years but on special oc. Mix above ingredients boiler over direct heat. Place a scant 1-3 cup of caslons enjoys whipping up Meanwhile in a small bowl bowl. Add slowly and mix until cheese mixture In center of CHEESE TURNOVERS something tasty in the kitchen, combine the beaten egg yolks, thick. (Mixer can be used) each pastry round. Fold In half. WITH FRESH 1 cup salad oil "One of our favorites Is 2-3rd cup sugar, salt and cornS Moisten inside edges of pastry BLUEBERRY SAUCE 1 1 2 tsp. grated onion or juice banana pudding," he said "and starch. Pour about z cup of with water and press firmly Turnovers all the kids help. All my scalded milk over egg mixture 1 12 tsp. poppy seed with fork to seal. Prick tops. Good served over fresh fruit, I package (8 ounces) cream Beat egg with milk and brush children (Jeff, 14, Beth, 12, and stirring to blend. Return egg Mathew, 9) can follow simple mixture to remaining milk in melon balls cheese, softened over tops of turnovers. recipes and cook" 1 cup (8 ounces) cottage cheese top of double boiler and set top Place on baking sheet. Bake SEAF(x)D CASSEROLE 2 tablespoons sugar Bentley earned his un in place over boiling water. in 400-degree oven 25 to 30 1 pkg. wild and long grain rice dergraduate degree in phar- Cook, stirring until mixture is 2 tablespoons flour minutes or until golden brown. macy and feels that his college smooth and thickened (about (do not use seasoning) 2 teaspoons grated fresh lemon Remove to wire rack to cool. 1 lb. cooked shrimp rind training also helped his six minutes). Remove from To prepare blueberry sauce, 1 lb. lump crabmeat 1 teaspoon vanalla cooking. Mixing ingredients heat and add vanilla. Arrange combine lit cup sugar and 4 tbsp. butter and filling prescriptions are alternate layers of vanilla 1 package (10 oun ces ) pastry cornstarch in saucepan. Add ' med. onions sliced thin similar to working in the kit- wafers and sliced banaas in a mix blueberries, water and lemon 12 tbsp. chili sauce chen, he said, and as a result baking dish 9" square and 2" i egg juice. Cook, stirring constantly, "it's always been easy for me to deep or in a I "z quart casserole. 2 teaspoons milk 17 tsp. thyme until thickened and clear. read a recipe." Blueberry Sauce 1 tsp. majoram simmer 1 minute. Pour hot custard over top and ' cup sugar 2 tsp. salt Remove from heat. Stir in Bentley feels the kitchen is a allow to cool. Heat oven to 425 1L2 tablespoons cornstarch tsp. paprika butter or margarine. Cool good place for young people to deg. F. Beat egg whites until 1 pint blueberries 1 pint half & half li ghtly and serve over turlearn and to put to use concepts stiff, but not dry. Add ' 14 cup water foyers. taught in the classroom. Adding remaining 14 cup sugar Saute onions in butter until that cooking teaches them to gradually, continuing to beat yellow. Add cooked rice and work In an orderly manner, until meringue is very stiff and cream (ball & half ). Add when following a recipe through glossy. Spread over pudding seafood, chili sauce, salt and to Its conclusion, and brown In pre-heated oven paprika and herbs. Put in It helps with math and the for about 15 minutes. Makes six casserole and bake 30 minutes application of fractions." It to eight servings, at 350 degree F. makes sense to the kids to see a "We got this recipe off a BAR.B.QUE SAUCE practical use for something," vanilla wafer box years and 1(24-oz.) bottle ketchup he said. years ago," said Bentley, "and ILV ilL". I', %.I('. 1IU 1)1 sIVI*.'. 1-2 tsp. Worcesterstiire sauce WED. THRU SAT. SALE DONASTER, England (UP!) - A village schooleachir who tried imauceeutully for theee years to dada family, fInally nodorwed fertility treatment on the advice of her doctor and get more than she bargained for. Merybii Cooper, Z7, gave birth to quadruplets - three erie and one boy — by Caesarean section Tuesday at the Dander Royal wkmmry. Ge t Into The Act VANILLA WAFER BANANA PUDDING 2 cups milk 2 eggs, separated Herald Staff Writer BONN, West Germany (UP!) -Two "very cool" hijackers who "They are very cool" a police spokesman said. "They appar"They demanded Chancellor Schmidt be brought to the a irpoRN demanded to see West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt ently are not demented." and representatives of the press, too" he said. "They made seized a Lufthansa airliner with 12 people aboard on a domestic Chancellor Sciunick was Informed of the hijacking while he was threats about what they would do if their demands were nit,, flight today, pollee reported, at today's regular Cabinet meeting and he dispatched trouble- fulfilled." shooter Klaus-Juergen Wisclinewskl to the airport tower to said the men had taken the plane over, but heobjected The hijackers, whose nationality was unknown, took over a C conduct the negotiations with the hijackers. use of the word "hijack." Boeing 727 with 121 passengers and a crew of seven on a flight The airport was closed to all air traffic eight minutes after the from Frankfurt to the Cologne-Bonn airport. It was not known if Wischnewskl, a state secretary in the Schmidt's chancellery, they were armed, oversaw the operation that led to the capture of a Lufthansa airliner landed but flights soon were resumed. aircraft hijacked by terrorists to Somalia two years ago. The Wed German airliner landed as scheduled at 10.25 a,m. Schmidt also convened a meeting of the government's Crisis SHOP O*LANDO& SANPOND (5:25 aim EDT) at the Cologne-Bonn airport, which lies about Staf f under chairman Gerhart Baum, h3$3S DAILY. SUN 124 the interior minister. midway between the two rifles. _ .114. A squad of state police rushed to the airport, which Is in the Passengers and crew remained on the plane and it taxied to a date of North Rhine Westphalia. The tower kept In radio contact position outside Hangar One, with the aircraft's captain and the hijackers. Police said the motives of the hijackers were unknown, but In Franz Cesarz, a member of the Lufthansa management board, radio contact with the airport tower they demanded a meeting said the hijackers took over the aircraft about halfway between with Schmidt and the right to make a declaration to the press. the Frankfurt airport and the Cologne-Bonn airport. Quadruplets Ban In England HNVV By TOM NETSEL • Skyjackers Seize Plane With 128 Aboard MO8COW(UPI)—Angolan President AgostlnhoNeto, ON dodorpod who led is nation to independence with the aid of Cohen troops has died In Moscow, leaving no heir apparent, bid a possible successor to the revolutionary leader has flown to the Soviet capital. Ndo, who Wed lO,*Cubsn troops to win a civil war agaled two Wadam.bscksd factions In 1975, left behind to writ iu rntie as both the nation's prealdint and leader of the ruling party in the giant west Atrkan country. But a delegation led by Leclo Lira, Neto's possible accesuor as No. I man In Angola, flew to Moscow, the : official Soviet Tess news agency said Tuesday. Nato died Monday. s$.ISva in Kids - Angolan President Dies Wednesday, S.pt. 12, 1179-16 cook Of The Week. • earthquake In more than two years, registering &O on the Richter scale, shook the Indonesian Island of New Guinea today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. Preliminary seismograph readings, taken by the Nst',I Earthquake Information Service at Golden, • Colo., placed the ceder of the tremor on the equator off the northern out of Irian Jaya, the largely undeveloped western half of New Guinea. Aftbovo a quake of $.O magnitude can do tremendous damage, there were no Immediate reports of Injuries or sr lesrs.ie. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • Earthquake Shakes Island IPHA OURSELVES told Miss to tell EPA "to dick It By DONNA ESES it in their ear," Stenstrom said. $4,000, that amount then might after submission of the briefs, in their ear." Herald Staff Writer Prior to the commission's be worth only $2,000. "And we'd Granoff said. If the administrative decision City Commissioner Julian The Sanford City Commission decision, Moore said he had be saving money," he said. Bruce Granoff, attorney in Is not to the city's liking, it then has turned down an offer by the Stenstrom's remark echoed one . been told $4,000 was the •_ appeal to the regional U.S. Environmental Protection made by Mayor Lee P. Moore minimum the city could be the legal branch of EPA's administrator in Altanta and, at Agency (EPA) to settle a when the Issue was discussed assessed, adding a fight with district IV enforcement dispute on the Improper use by last by the commissioners In a last resort, to the federal EPA would be an "uphill division, said Tuesday the appe the city of a pesticide a year July. al court in New Orleane battle." administ rative hearing will be The controversy stemm.( Miss in a repo rt to the minimum it Is going to held in Sanford and l t aTim commissioners, voting commission said the board _____ co"The the city's use a year ago of. e city is $4,000 and if we the public. He said an ad- from st th unanimously Monday night either would have to accept the wanttoappealltlsgoingtocost ministrative law judge, an a pesticide to kill weeds In I instructed City Attorney C. proposed penalty or proceed drainage ditch. EPA • more," Moore said. employee of EPA, will preside Vernon Min to begin the appeal with a hearing on the adspokesmen said federal On questioning from (.ty at the hearing, process on EPA's charges mlnlstrative level. He said the prohibits the use of th • . against the city for using the appeal would involve sub. Commissioner John Morris, as pesticide where "runoff was. held ________ "The hearing could be weed killer In a drainage ditch stantial expenses, with the Miss estimated the costs of an early as October or Novem' likely to occur" Into a dream Of' •• administrative appeal, her," Granoff said, adding the water. In the city in the summer of "probability the penalty in the i especially U the appeal were hearing will be open to the 1978. . I original proposed amount of The spokesman said it Is EPA spokesmen had told the $5,000 would be imposed." held In Atlanta, at $1,000. public. He said attorneys for believed as a result of the ap. C. VERNON MIZE city It would settle the Issue for Mize said while he felt the Morris said, facetiously, both sides will present evidence plication of the weed killer 75 to a $4,000 payment from the city civil penalty was unjust, he however, that the way the at the hearing and briefs will be 80 fish were killed. "The rather than imposing a $5,000 or recommended the city pay the money away," said Corn- federal government Is going, if written by attorneys for both material was known to be toxic higher fine. At least one city $41100, the appeal period lasts two sides on the legal aspects. A and clearly labeleu as such," missioner Eddie Keith. commissioner Monday night "I'm tired of the city giving "I'm for telling them to dick years and the city is fined decision could be made 30 days the spokesman said. 20% to 75% off iuIgsl Naivy Defy NJ I_Iii saver Loil furrAui it Selected groups of summer clothing. OPIN THUIS. 'TIL 6s30 how ORAMKOW ...' I PUNIRALHOM( • • èa99Nl*N . ". • 1 : isa ' NTUOuuvD ig4 ••J ,- — 'I - • . • • • uIisiw V. . • •' ,. Sttttt t __________- -. • ____________ - - • • THURSDAYS I:334j33, FRIDAYS ,v• • • -- •,• '—r- -- - . ._._._.__ • ____________ I '"' c . ' ' - - .. -a -•— - f - .. * . . .r_ - - -.. - ,. ,.._ - ,._ • • T IT11L *-4i- ALL SALES FINAL P ... • •_• !L_.' TUESDAY$ a -W1DNgSDAyS I:*$:IS CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY. WE ACCEPT UNKAMIRICARDaI MASTER CHARS! NO EXCHANGES 01 UUND ' •--•. OPEN !AYS 11111111010 —• '4 , owftwitm li ILN — • NTh. —, ,l_ ..A •:WL ! 4P • [' b. -. ', ;. e - - - "s-'— -. ' • h ' -' -, .' . .., . .I ., . r- �CI-Iveelag sir. 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If Cheese Many young whorefusew refuse r After flour has been completely don't open completely, Preheat oven to 350 degrees to eat eggs or cereal will down a FRANKSPOTATOSAMD blended, add hot water, cut open with tip of sharp knife. F. Saute onions in butter. Add 1 6 hot dogs (or 4 quarter-pound vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper, tasty ifrmnk In the morning. So, This kitchen-tested recipe c of up milk and seasonings, size franks) put the blender to work by stirring constantly. When 10 rounds. thon slowly add l cup rnilji that red bofflngpota 2po1mds whipping up combinations of murecomes t(,a boll,lower has been blended with ¼ cup 2 tablespoons oil fruit and milk for their breakBEEF IN POCKET heat and continue simmering flour. Continue cooking over 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons for several fasts. BREAD minutes. Combine moderate heat until mixture flour YOU may add wheat germs chopped vegetables in large 4 pocket bread rounds, halved thickens. 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Stir over 1 package (8-'z ounces) garnish, crush rcctved ow heat until gelatine Is chocolate wafers chocolate wafer and SPI 1Ir creamy, flay, coconut refrigerator for three hours. ompletely dissolved and In large bowl, combine heavy crumbs on top of roll. rum Bavarian is smooth and Slice this luscious cake on an mixture thickens S* tly,about ;beat Yield- 12 servinv.s. .: • Citrus Punch.......... too sliff. toward the ond Of UN Seven- held together with coconut rum tmth century by a French flavored whipped cream and cook who practiced his at in the entire cake is iced wi somestately borne in Bavaria. whip edcr nd "into ththe ¼. , SAVE 7c, Dairi-Fresh FRUIT DAM I cup grapefruit Juice, Chilled 4 water-packed apricot amp fashioned this Coconut arian Cream and late Icebox Cake e special favorites a unique coco rum liqueur Is one of the the ingredients. • iirl -nr ) W?l GOLDEN EGGAND ciiwi.a, SANDWICHES nutmeg, This kitchen-tested recipe -I serving. 3 eggs mold. Chill 3 to 4 hours or until until Spri'id t'r '. cups milk firm. Unmold onto a serving part of iNli: whipped 1' through the years from the Chocolate Ice Box Cake a p coconut plate. together in I stiL r. household to household. The shipped cream cookie Ic ru cup pus 2 tablespoons Yield: 6 to 8 servings. illeserve one ! Bavarian is a classic French which 'bakes" In the e CocoRibe coconut rum liqueur, ICEBOX CAKE crumbs. C hill I ii it dessert that Is grand finale to refrigerator. It's p', divided 2 cups (1 pint) heavy cream Make one lone roll by pi:LuI: an meal Most belie nd easy to make. I cup heavy cream, whipped tablespoons CocoRibe stacks on edge of pltu. I that this dessert was invented chocolate medium saucepan, mix coconut rum liqueur outside of roil ;vitti reiiint' Cinnamon Rolls..... iOS. Publix asaPerfect afterdinner drink. • 'H__0L1DAY 1101 0 End Meal With Delicate Bavari an Idlhloned desserts are ___ _ ft's a wise pareig who keeps Wednesday, Sept. 11, 17 -JI3 Desserts Are Like Treasured Heirlooms -. JO N PuBU X baft Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ': '. •, - . '* •. ' , -% • •.•'-, - ___ �411—Ev.nIng Herold, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 12, IM Be a CASH an d CAR Winner at -your PANTRYR1 PDE! WIN A *1980 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE FREE $1000 CASHrPlay MONDAY NIGHT PRO-FOOTBALL HERE'S HOW YOU ENTER THE DRAWINGS! Whether or not you win a cash prize in our Monday night Pro. Football game, all your football game tickets are eligible, for the Cutlass Supreme drawings. Write your name, address and 1,30 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS phone number on every game ticket you collect at Pantry Pride SUPREME'S WILL BE GIV. during each week, return them to Pantry Pride and deposit them EN AWAY DURING THE them in the SWEEPSTAKES box at the store office. All tickets PERIOD SEPT. 13,1979 THRU deposited that week will be gathered in a central spot and JAN. 31, iNO. ONE ticket will be drawn. The person named on that ticket drawn will win a 1980 Old. Cutlass Supreme Coup.. A now ONLY PINSONS 1$ YIARS 01 *01 drawing will be held every week for 17 weeks. 'PRO-FOOTBALL- IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH ANY FOOTOALI. TEAM, LEAGUE. T.V. STATION OR TELEVISION NETWORK. OR 01011 All 11111011 TO WIN TNI AUTOMOBILI. 11 DATA FOR IS WUKI SI? 1960 P000IAM '.zw1,e cu".... S.c/'.' $flI 446 . PI.l 011600) W.nn.w G.m. Caith W1 ...sarnn.. ps, w. 1 17055 VISiT I $7055 VISITS AWASS "*.Of WINISIDI PSI Will P5* WIK SI 6247 Isn104 1n35 810 200 In 3250 1.n 1083 iwo so i in 13 000 i on 4 333 $1000 3 I sa 216667 I in 72222 CAR I 1 .n 850000 I in 218666 SECOND WINNER WILL BE DRAWN ON SEPT. 20, 1979 IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AT SPRINGFIELD PANTRY PRIDE CORNER OF 7TH AND MAIN STREETS AT 10 A. N. 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Savings are even greater when a whole bird Is used including even the skin and bones. With the busy season of fall activities ahead, it's Important to serve meals that will help keep the family operating at peak efficiency. Chicken Tacos is a different kind of sandwich the whole family will enjoy. Or, instead of taco shells, the filling may be placed on a hot dog roll, pita bread or an open bun. The soup is a delicious and unusual combination of chicken and frozen snow peas. Together they provide a meal that Is well balanced, rich in vitamins and protein but low in calories and in fat content. There are many variations of chicken soup, ranging from clear broths to thick, creamy textures. And only slight changes in seasonings and ingredients used will produce an almost endless variety of chicken fillings for sandwiches. Let your imagination take over and you'll be surprised how far one chicken can be stret- — ched for real savings in your food budget. SIMMERED CHICKEN 4 For Tacos and Soup) 1 broiler-fryer chicken, cut in parts 4 cups water, divided I small onion, quartered I rib celery, with leaves 2 teaspoons salt, divided ¼ teaspoon pepper In deep saucepan, place chicken with 2 cups of the water, onion, celery, 1 teaspoon of the salt and pepper. Cover and simmer about 45 minutes or until fork can be inserted in chicken with ease. Remove chicken from saucepan and refrigerate until chicken can be handled with ease; remove all meat and cut into bite-size pieces and place in refrigerator until ready to use. To contents of saucepan, add chicken bones and skin, the remaining water and salt. Cook 10 minutes more to gain more broth for soup. CHICKEN TACOS 2 cups broiler-fryer chicken, cooked and diced 2 tablespoons peanut oil ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup chopped green pepper I envelope (1½ ounces) taco seasoning mix 3 fresh tomatoes, chopped ½ cup chicken broth 12 taco shells 2 cups shredded lettuce 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese I avocado, peeled and chopped 1 tablespoon lemon juice CHICKEN AND SNOW PEA SOUP 1 cup broiler-fryer chicken, cooked and diced 4 cups chicken broth 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon marjoram 6 peppercorns 3 whole cloves The Message Of Bread Is: ' Share Something, Created' • ),... o•; p In these times of casual Instead of calorie laden ap- and finely chopped cocktail wire rack to cool. lifestyles, Impromptu en- petlzers and costly beverages, peanuts will appeal to children. Peanut Prune Filling lertaInIng and convenient refreshments are often Even a simple loaf of Whole In a sauce pan combine 1 cup foods, the home bread baker is delicious rolls or bread, served Wheat Banana Nut Bread chopped prunes, ½ cup water, I a unique phenomenon. While with a cup of tea or coffee.. .a tastes special in such a setting. tablespoon grated lemon peel others rush madly off to pack a sensible way to say welcome. The bread table may be a and ¼ teaspoon ground cloves; wallop Into every leisure hour, And the act of sharing considerable departure from a bring to a boil. Reduce heat and the tread baker often goes to something created in the home dessert feast or cocktail fare. simmer I to 2 minutes, until • the kitchen and starts baking Is uniquely the "message of But hospitality is the art of thickened. Remove from heat. from scratch. The kitchen bread." treating guests warmly, Inviting guests for dinner generously, not to burden them Stir in 34 cup chopped peanuts Stands for logic and stability in juice a fast moving age. And the today can easily become a with food and beverages you and 2 tablespoons orange making of bread and sharing it matter of high finance. So why can't afford. PINEAPPLE SAVARIN is a symbolic act, as old as not offer a bread table. The 'IPAN BRIOCHE Makes I large cake mankind. It tells people what setting need not be elaborate stakes 1 Coffee Cake because tread should be part of 2 to 3 cups unsifted flour 2 to 2½ cups unsifted flour you consider important in life 3 tablespoons sugar the decoration. Different 2 tablespoons sugar a measure of self esteem. sizes as well as taste shapes and ½ teaspoon salt Throughout the Christian L1 teaspoon salt makes for an in, 1 package active dry yeast world, yeast breads are sym- and texture 1 package active dry yeast ½ cup water of festivals, the giving of teresting menu. Offer one or bols ¼ cup milk breads, like ¼ two dessert type 2-3rds cup margarine While thanks and hospitality. cup water visiting abroad, many Pineapple Savãrin or Marzipan ¼ cup (½ stick) margarine 4 eggs (at room temperature) Americans have enjoyed Brioche for fanciers of sweets. 3 eggs (at room temperature) I can (8 oz.) crushed hospitality In foreign homes. Peanut Puffs filled with prunes 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel pineapple 1 can (8-ounce) almond paste 1-3rd cup flamborange liquor ¼ cup sugar ½ cup apricot preserves 2 tablespoons milk 1 cup heavy cream ½ teaspoon vanilla extract In a large bowl thoroughly 1 egg yolk mix 2-3rds cup flour, 2 Slivered alIflOfldS tablespoons sugar, salt and Sugar undissolved yeast. In a large bowl thoroughly and water Combine cans mix 3i cup flour, 2 tablespoons margarine in a sauce pan. Heat sugar, salt and yeast. over low heat until liquids are Combine ¼ cup milk, water very warm (120 degrees F. -130 KRAFT and margarine in a saucepan. degrees F.). Margarine does 19 Heat over low heat until liquids 12 01. 7 not need to melt. Gradually add GAL. are very warm (120 degrees F. to dry ingredients and beat 2 l30degreesF.) Margarine does minutes at medium speed of 94 KRAFT MACARONI AND CHEESE not need to melt. Gradually add elect ric mixer scraping bowl 10 01. to dry Ingredients and beat 2 occasionally. Add eggs and 1 7¼ 01. minutes at medium speed of cup flour. Beat at high speed 2 electric mixer, scraping bowl minutes, scraping bowl ocROYAL CHERRY. ORANGE, occasionally. Add 2 eggs, lem LIME, STRAWBERRY on casionally. Stir in enough adpeel and ½ cup flour. Beat at ditional flour to make a stiff high speed 2 minutes, scraping batter. 01. Cover bowl; let rise in bowl occasionally. Stir In from draft, _____________________________________________ enough additional flour tomake warm place, free until doubled in bulk, about 1 soft dough. Turn out onto lightly hour DIAL FAMILY SIZE CT. floured board; knead until Stir down batter. Spoon into smooth and elastic, about 5 minutes. Place in greased bowl, well greased and floured 9 cup turning to grease top. Cover, let Bundt pan. Cover; let rise in WHITE or GOLD rise in warm place, free from warm place, free from draft, draft, until doubled in bulk, until doubled in bulk, about 30 minutes. Bake at45o degrees F. about 1 hour. • - In large saucepan, mix together chicken broth, lemon juice, salt, marjoram, peppercorns, cloves, thyme and bay leaf. Cover, bring to a boil and simmer 15 minutes. In fry pan, place rendered chicken fat or cooking oil and heat over medium temperature; add snow peas and green onion and stir-fry for 3 minutes. Add diced chicken and heat thoroughly, about 4 minutes or until hot. Add all ingredients In fry pan to mixture In saucepan; simmer 5 minutes more. Makes 4 servings. Instead of taco shells, filling can be placed in hot dog roll, pita bread or open bun. In large fry pan, place oil and heat to medium temperature. Add onion and peppers and stir-fry about 3 minutes or until soft. Add chicken and stir- ir ¼ teaspoon thyme 1 buy leaf 2 tablespoons rendered chicken fat or cooking oil 1 package (7 ounces) frozen snow peas, chopped 2 green onions, white and green parts, chopped fry about Zmlnutes or until hot. Add taco seasoning mix, tomatoes and chicken broth; simmer 10 minutes. In 350 degree F. oven, heat taco shells about 5 minutes or until hot. Spoon chicken filling Into shells and top with lettuce, cheese and avocado, which has been dipped in lemon juice to prevent browning. Makes 6 servings. Wednesday Sept. 12,I979-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' - - — t - r — .. V .--• - ,,, OLD MILWAUKEE 1 LITI ITLI' iii SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER........................... FIRESIDE MINI MARSHMALLOWS....... IS CT. GARBAGE or S CT. LAWN $158 IT. 94 ORANGE 3 1 JUICE........ 3/89 DINNER .................. GLAD BAGS ................,.......... 99 Ifl]3I GELATIN ...................... 9i SHURFRESH HEAT AND SERVE M icro waved Ring Molds Excelien - : • i;. i i'i i i : MIX.......... LEMONADE RID ''ICE TEA MIX OL West GRAPE DRINK..........*0.46 OL — CORN............. .m CATHP ?;. mwinauwj.pu.st' I I . • - 249 LB. $ .inI11 iWbII '.WiIi. Meanwhile, drain pineapple syrup. Combine syrup and liqueur. Set aside. 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Beat together egg yolk 2 and OL WHOLE WHEAT tablespoons milk. Brush over BANANA NUT BREAD ¶Ak A& PRIMA GRATED PARMESAN braid. Sprinkle with almonds Makes 2loaves and sugar. Bake at 375 degrees S1 l OX. F. 20 to 25 m inutes, or until 3¼-3~ cups unsift ed white SHURFINE ______ done. Remove from baking flo ur BROOKS 5 lb. sheet and cool on wire rack. 3 cups unsifted whole wheat bag (1 49' PEANUT PUFFS flour Makei24 rolls 1 tablespoon salt __________ S _________ 3½ to 4 cups unsifted flour teaspoons baking soda 2 NO. I SEMINOLA PRIME I UNIT 1 WITH 2SSSORMOSI 1-3rd cup sugar i UI ¼ cup instant nonfat dry IXCL. CIOAIITTIS-IXPI*I$ our, 1. 9 ½ teaspoon salt milk IL LILO tIIW 2 packages active dry yeast 2 packages active dry yeast ½ cup water 1% cups water '/.i cup milk ¼ cup honey 1-3rd cup margarine COMET 3 tablespoons margarine SHURFINE 2 eggs (at room temperature) 1¼ cups mashed banana l 14 OL 2 tablespoons honey C I cup chopped walnuts In a large bowl thoroughly Combine flours. In a large mix ½ cup flour, sugar, salt and 1 6. can p 2 cups undissolved active dry yeast. bowl mix flourthoroughly mixture, salt, baking I Combine water, milk and soda non-fat dry mil ALL PURPOSE CLEANER LIMIT IWIYN IN01 MONt 01011 margarine in a saucepan. Heat undissolved active dry k and IXCL.CIOAIITTI$-IKP$lS$ SEPT. le p yeast. over low heat until liquids are Combine water, honey and I very warm (120 degrees F. -130 HEAVY DUTY CLEANER margarine in a saucepan. Heat degrees F.). Margar ine not need to melt. Gradually add over low heat until liquid is very is 01. . to dry ingredients and beat 2 warm (120 degrees F. 130 69 SHORTENING REGULAI degrees F.). Margarine does SPRAY CLEANER REFILL minutes at medium electric mixer, scraping bowl notneedtomelt.Gradually add occasionally. Add 1 cup flour to dry Ingredients and beat 2 and eggs. Beat at high speed 2 minutes at medi um speed of 3L15. LAU CLEANER W.TRISGER electric mixer, scraping bowl minutes, scraping bowl 39 ad. 0CCUIO naIIy. Add banana and l LIMIT 1 WITH II.NORMOII caslonally. Stir in enough -00......................noz. IXCI.. C*AUTTI$.-I*pIN1$ SEPT.15. our mixture. Beat at high up fl ditlonal flour to make a soft C SQWLCLEANER CRYSTALS Stir th enough 2mtu. dough. Turn out onto a lightly ___ until additional flour mixture to I floured board. Knead Ismooth andelastic, about $tolO make a soft dough. Turn out onto lightly floured board. minutes. Place In a LEMON FURNITURE POLISH bowl turning to grease top. Knead until smooth and elastic, TIME SAVER . S 12 Cover; let rise in a warm place, about S to 10 minutes. (Dough of draft, until doubled in will be sticky.) Place in a $CRUNU $ p NANOVU bulk, about 1 hour. greased bowl,twnlng to grease RII$ BEANS.' SUMMER GALLON Punch dough down. Divide top. Cover; let rise In a warm 1OL place, free from draft, until free 24 equal places into SPRAY AIR FRESHENER UNIT I WITH IDOl MOIlOIDSI flatten doubled in bulk, about lhourll MINUTE MAID SRAPEPRWT pleceintoabsil; toa3IXCL.CIA1IflI$-IXP$II$$IPT.l Inch circle. Place 1 teaspoon ______________ Peanut Prune Filling (recipe Punch dough dawn. Turn out 4 wvv'vvvvv wvwww.VW PLIA.$ TICK KILLER PIPPIRIOSI FARM$$TRAWBIURYDPINIAPPLI below) In the center of each onto a llgMlv floured board. . Pull edges 01 dough up MeW In walnuts. Divide doii REAM CAKE around filling, pinching in half. Roll each half into a Ox LAUND*Y ORTIDINT TROL W.$PRAYII PEST VAN DI KAMP Wither to 30a Place lO4nch rectangle. Shape I* stain side down in greased loaves. Place In 2 greased $¼ mufflnc i*s. Cover; letrIasina 4½ inch loaf pans. Cover; lit $110 os000rnzu AIRWICK RUG warm $ft rise In a warm place, tree from aNws As SITED • LABEL Mil doi1.4 In bulk, 811001150draft, OW doubled In bulk. , IUiflUtiS• About I hair. UMIT1 WITH 1I,$IIMOSIOOlSN Bmkeat300 degrees F. for 12 DUPONT urn •*ci.C4AIE-'gxpill$tapv.i, Bskeat375 degrees F. fortS• minutes. Bnh tops of rolls 45 minUtes, or until done. TWIN with honey. Returntoovenancl Bemo from pansan4 cool . -bake more minutes. Place on wire racks. $129 p.usd with aiuisir.. 1 ter. In a bowl, sin. .d 1cd d . u 291 CAE13E........................... .': •• $119 DISHWASHING 791 — ,•, 7 PALMOLIVE S94 ::SAUCE ..,.................... .... • • 16 OZ. GENERIC SPAGHETTI . •. BANDAID BALLOON FRUIT PUNCH or GENERIC WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE oz. Wfq ASSORTED PLASTIC STRIPS a,.99 More and more homemakers bubbles and thickens. Season to are realizing the ease and speed taste with salt and pepper, of cooking food in a microwave Loosen edges of ring and un oven. They're also noting that mold on a large plate. Fill the right cooking utensils can center with desired hot cooked make it even better. vegetables peas, green fling-shaped dishes, for in- beans, carrots, etc. Spoon sauce 'stance, are excellent for over ring. microwave cooking. The hole in Conventional method: Bake the center provides more ac- in preheated 30 degree F oven cess for microwaves to reach for 3540 minutes or until finn to the food. This eliminates the touch and puffed problem of uneven cooking such $AlEDHASH'N EGGS Will "as an undercooked center. Ring-shaped dishes are also CHEESE Serves 4 Ideal for microwave or con2 tablespoons butter oi ventlonal cooking because they margarine make the food so attractive. 1 aniall onion, chopped Some ring molds, such as oi*third cup minced greet 'heat-resistant glass varieties, allow the food to be served two pepper ¼ cup catsup ways-directly from the dish or 2 cans (1 pound each) cornec inverted out of the mold. Foods must be firm enough to hold beef hash 4 'U' their shape If Inverted onto Salt and Pepper another plate. When Inverted, 2 Slices American dlle the rings can be filled with a .variety of fruits or vegetables each slice cut into fair strip In a skillet, but butter, anc 1 as with ibis pasta ring and peas. Other foods such as hash or saute onion and green peppei i.casseroles should be served for 5miaut. Stir lncatisaiX hash. Spoon huh Into Pyrsi directly from the ring mold, ring mold (about 5ctçs). Cool 1 NA PASTA RING In microwave oven, ce'uud for to Imlautes. Renove frosz 1 NEWB1JRG SAUCE oven With the bad ofaspoon (Serves4) '3 cups cooked, drained elbow thap.4ho1lowsinhaih.Dro an on Into each hollow inacaranl I can(6½ ounces) tm Sprinkle vgp with salt saC S drained and PIVPK Place 2 strIps of ch flaked 1 tablespoon instant minced abWWWM ISCIIIIII&CIPPIN lo$oo asid cook anothsr $IO$n*Iut I jar (4 ounce.) jnk,'4o Or Ed.48P we let. 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I'VE NOTICEP I Z L TO T6',SEE -U 5E Z R i I '.,--... ., 43 Attompt 45 Amidst UJI L I - - - - - 51 Court order 54 Ersto 56 Christian holiday 57 Tiniest bit St Exude 60 Female ulni ____________ 24 22 1 23 (alms? 27 7" ' l 3 - - - - n" ~_REMEMIBER THOSE TESTS ARTICLE, BETTY. nr'. 4 I i 1 E SCIENTISTS SOME SECOND WITH RATSTHAT LEDTO BANNING OF CERTAIN FOODS HERE'S Alil INTERESTI AS HARMFUL j Jf YES JHEM' '5OW Cs ARCHt. - ". 53 NINEI eo - M* Mmtons - - - - ii - T' T - - - - - T - - - 14 Da nce or Listen to OTHECROMWITS LEHRER FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 P.M. FREE HORS DOEUVRC SERVED TO ALL MEMBERS AND - - •TP*NIWLYW!DGAME HOLLYWOOD SQUARES • 0 CAROL SURNIM AND 3:00 pim - 9:00 pm . tured we Osod Fód Contest; AmirucanLegion . •I andwoman . . W!RIIEIR IV "The Bingo Long Traveling All-Sters a Motm Kings"(1976) Billy Doe W111111sma. Jarnsis Ead Jones. A black baseball team playing in CHICKEN DAY the Negro National League of the 1930's run Into assrlesof humorous Complications when . 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UKE 9-IL to'fipo #96 *AK853 CBS also, Vninsati _____ •, ___ l -_ - "IT'SHONIYDIPPID" 0..j4p.0..gXCW prI.6ftt.cWW . ule)II _____ II &'iCW : o 2AS Spaghetti, Meat Sauce 2.3s 2-GS MR 33 2,65 1.9s 2.35 265 2.55 3 Veal 26S 2.33 213 DISSENT CART Assorted Pissand Cakes " .53 " Appearing nightly ., Th. Fantastic RONNIE BARON 119$. Magnolia DOWNTOWN SANFORD (2) EMERGENCY ONE M THE GONG SHOW IP4Afl UFACES OF COMMUNISM 233 2.85 Ph. 323•5383 OBEWITCHED O BEVERLY HIUJIWES . 'Is * * * ____ ____ ____ MCOUPOININ AUVE yDimm falff pricc om imll9L SMm A Dear Seaf )od lover. call another seafood lover and tell him or her that you're springing for a tasty shrimp dinner. When . this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, you'll each get 7golden brown shrimp, our famous chips. 2 hush puppies, & cole slaw And since there's you present avenger .,. • . . a limit of one coupon per party visit, your friend can spring for dinner next time. scendants of pioneer Weate nas. Bender fits into neither group. He's a dude in Ole West, a big city man in a small town, a wo an outsider to old4linem Good only In Sainitinole & orange county this testy offer WAS September 23, 1979. Not valid in conjunction with other spiedols. Please present coupon before ordering. •COUPON• Thhsepisode - meantasthe pilot for a series erupts when a grizzled old rancher (you can always tell a good guy by his grizzle) tries to fight the land. grabbing tactics of a slick (therciore bad guy) newcomer, - /1 I A . - .. . - - ___ . ___ . B 0M Ga - - Dfulm 1wice. - Dear Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and Ben Piazza, who predidably turns out to be a front man for N_ -'_ a1... makes her debitt Sept. (fW 0J PIfld when since there's a limit of one - television . fans - viewers win coupon per party, per visit. your • friend can spring for dinner next time. Good only In Swnlnole Qrsnp County isn't exactly a struger to '1 d tell him or her that you*re springing for a savory clam dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, you'll each get a hearty serving of fried clams. our famous chips 2 hush .J1( Thenewestangel on the block Shelley ackops jheba 11 1: 1 :1111111101! member of chorlie's Angels on ABC. Was Hack wi Baked filet of Soft Southern Fried Chicken Seafood Assortment 4.00 0MIKE DOUGLAS 0MOVIE 7be town consists of rich . " [L&1WY&i ( )GI TODAY GOOD MORNING AMENICA W ULIAS,YOGA AND YOU(R) 9:00 of evil. IDA. Cam" I I bV SO" LOO N I Stuffed b tic hero or comic book ri7 I USiP 8:30 agreeably human -not roman- M as a . r NEWS Uke Peter Falk's Colurnbo, Bender has a rurnpled charm, a dogged pursuit of villains, portraying a police official as [MR) 0 i!J©. II-4th-+-H •. :AS shamed and committed unky'you might Wind UP with mndWq like "Bender.$$ 66 "will be am on CBS Sept. It 10-11 pm., Eastern ry Guardino f4 Most tual 2.65 THE WORLD lumbo," dusting him off and community no doubt inspired dropping him into ON Police by the popWar conception of Of A duert resort Palm Springs. - W lob Thews suicide. 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Abner A total ci 3,170 blthos pidure when negotiating or you today Ustc.Uldpr,,, quMe l _lay who a captain Is. of water about kawI* up it , bCIalUYII1SIak. I~Dc i for lbs dss't appear asifiorving, lbs advuategs ci It. uiwivat tás the a aiiy other puty will bend over cea'. aM to batray a co'1 w. 1u1R1,ir '"' ci with you. backward to tZO (July .Ang. ) ft's aM filud dilly tsgh of Nibs" water pipes. CAPREM (Dec. fl.Jan. f 19) Mb Is me of thole doys Um piltraft al kJaWtI. Ik in Me "U" sad be40" wAd tu M" ,N ad so t& NX 1% an"vwa whm two hv~& an b*w than =dd y" L_ tam am FOW in located at coil"M - ,•4 AMERI- gang that has been killing and burning the ranches In the area. 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac, west Coast of Africa while ling with the cannibals. Soup and S•Id.CtI Spec I$I Tropical Salad Chet's Salad TURNS CROCKETT'S VICTORY • GARDEN CA fV OVER EASY TOMORROW Guest: William WinpisInger. 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If them's a tose-up as to Find out more of what lies whon vim to follow, m ahead or you the y Y°w" following your birthday by ARM (March 21-W 19) sending for your copy of Astro- Stick to mciallift with kien& Graph Lietter. Mail 0for each today.Shm coiworkem to AstroGraphl, Box 401, Raft the wmg thing to om wilic City Slaillm, N.Y.10019. Be sure carries tdo couid harm y9w to specify birth date. Imne with the buL LMA (Sept n-ft 23) It's TAUMM(April *MAY 36) 9 importa:A l to keep " faith you're shoppitlig for nectuddes Q PRISCILLA'S POP more interest In thIlTIselvel r WEIIII, '. ' (4)0 AS (1) BIG VALLEY The former sheriff of Stockton Is leading a Kingsley" A Victorian Englishwoman, Kirgelety explored the m m2 4AJ107 is worift Incognito, but she Is youknowlittleaboutcouldba" 1 vulnerable against #uIlwta en bit. who North's double is COifeeL '90 * "• " '" , I " - and Sauerkraut 1US$ OALLMYCHILDR.EN TODAY avengehisownfather'sdeath. (A) -. Beef surgomisne CD 0 DAYb %Or OUR LIM (1) 8 THE YOUNG AND THE 1.30 OBARETTA The deathbed Nicholas 8 TO WHO DARED "Mary .. (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS UG000MORNINOFLORI confession of a gangster sets Baratta out on a mission to • • Buddy Rich. ()ThENEWLYWEDGAME 12:37 returns, horne to find his gIrlfrisind onpgW to another nw, while baseball star Merle .1 7:25 (M TODAY IN FLORION answer lies In a 25-year-old crime. (R) •OHT IS ENOUGH David BRIDGE AT . ''jpr th" brisk mV from the losigue and try to make It on thok own. .' Carew. Guests: Charles Nelson Reilly, Dionne Warwicke. w -. THRIL DAILY SPECIALS ' ID SESAME STREET hired to learn the reason behind the strange behavior of a ell-k nown star, find the - ... S. MINDREADERS "I (1) NEWS 6 SESAME STREET(A) 30 CD NEWS (3D 0 SEARCH FOR TOMIM ROW (M TWAY 0FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING AMERI. 12:00 ..... 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(R) (1) LIA1111111 CLUB M FAMILY"M 10:55 (1) CRACKERBARREL This 40th anniversary tribute to the first American ballet includes an interview with Ruth (Rt iirw "° "" ID FRANKIE AND JOHNNY 6 MAICNEIL / 2 JACYS ond A QUEEN ELECTRIC 0 SUNRISE . w,i SOUARES 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY exclusive California 8 HOGAWS HEROES (1) LOVE OF LIFE 5'OO community. 5.30 (1) NEWS (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD (2) EARLY DAY York police executive (Harry uar no) s persuaded to accept a job :s chief o police (1) MARY TYLER MOORE 10-30 dM PTL CLUB ®0 BENDER A tough, New 70 Kitchen 5:30 0SUMMER SEMESTER lV.W (2)T1C TAC DOUGH ;t. 8 THE FBI MTERROGERE (4) MIKE DOUGLAS a LIM TYLER MOORE 0MERV GRIFFIN (M GUNSMOKE (2) 02 CARD SHAM (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 5:00 -- I Imtat say, though, that If ysa adf..dthiaed envelope for It. Send your request to me, In have distilled water which Ii ewe of this newspaper, P.O. About" OR a it can get Wild Box 15R, R&& City Statim, no otber chemicals atw water in any way U110001111 ON Now York, N.Y. 10W. ftorw who develops a cough p1mbW or other witirces, that perstata any length of time there Ien't much of way thai really should i a pbyIICIW. plain distilled water could be That! Thoie&sbort hWITU1 :' ic't the puibIut be bat W"Ont covio = we to a Uw*, that certain mWers'al I* of Iting cancer. rm.gon. might be protective to your fldem* that's not true - In yó, body. In any case, It's most case. If you"had lung coincer wSkely that waiter will 'fie for 60 years, you woulft't be detrimelItal to yow health in writing tomenow. any way just hecatsefthabard. 68 - NIW •.•• softt1 1a aomethsorio TitIt,togivsyoumere in. i es.a is.aveteeno ed to wwumua sw w Other readers who wad this water, at loaM in modt in deck $wnNi, Ien't necessarily lasts cm send 75 d ',. or coin with a long, stamped best choice. - 65 67 111111 iT - @)CN NEWS fl'$ ivivaoov' Sss "Bole Proprietorships And Partneralhipa" ___ 4h' J - 64 $,ftJQ n - - 42 - - 83 THE LAB ANIMAL SUPPLY HOUSE JUST RECALLED 000 RATS BECAUSE DEFECTS . 54 - __ - T' !3" 46 4 46 by - - 71 41 45 44 43 HIE - - 30 40 39 6 - (2) - 38 35 34 111011,111111145 - 25 29 - HISA 50 a THE 000 COUPLE MORNING son Premiere) Kelly, Krig and their now partner Tiffany(Shelley Hack) set sail aboard the Love Boat to investigate the theft of priceless artifacts from a museum. ED GREAT PERFORMANCES "Trial Of The Moke" The first black cadet to graduate from West Point is persecuted by his feHow officers. R) 60 (EM MAKE ME LAUGH 9:55 OCHARLIE'SANGELS( EVENING • we EVIERYBODY's BUSI. "Environments Of your doctor. If pç Igadder and so forth YOU may jst have very d17 cfrmnk this hard water? If ftl atcesti1nga harmful to drink, Is it ala ,kjn.In such rizer will solve akin problem. No moiduftW it It because of the res"? S really any better than 1gj Vaseilne. The thick satve co be DEAR READER By h' rubbed over your hall& &W water, most people man wiped off Cie= 04 90 IWO 41 tW C01111141111111 1IM; IVS tha thin fllzfl that will trap the dpo.Itsthdyousoeonieii and bowls thatcotitalndandth ski ' s nMiziJ moldure. Then are a nits Ohe , of in- wata. Mw lime domt have fK11011115 Of on " that co cam ilmiliproblems and real medial .l.nIr'w. ft' there we uttold opportutildes bft*IUM to 1111016 that for chemical irritatiou Own am a aw1bw atudjuthatsmggeatIn&vIdsJ days. Reardin your it is a who drink harlif WSW we sympum Iam quilift you ft Maly to be" head EW Beah I4ter number 1.10, culatory problima than thea (abbr.) - i, PUIMI ytoseeann with soft water to where betore you co rally tell what water is my hard. is it It is. That's why you should e ful to our boles klds.)l 52 Easter flowv saw Jews each d y for "resettlement." 8 I ,_ - SALAD Lamb - e 20 19 III cough when I was I yUr$ Old. I am W In many DEAR READER DEAR DR. IAMB , I i instances I recently muvw from C I I by Art Sensom OM since'l had 48 Italian river 50 Petrol um - E BORN LOSER I And I've coughed 0111TY 13 12 q•1 ) - 44 Slangy affirmative 46 Diss*ritftg 61 Lyufglc scid diethyismidi 41 Foils Guevara 47 Darting erack open like you had cut them With lit bd@. What CSUM thlit? I aw halve 11118111. Wood 'i TV HIGHLIGHTS IIJSURTISN Dr. aorndhin for hinds that ji't u Maxim 17 Wind spirally 35 Charity gift 39 Plant fluid 119- III TLII4y LLNCI s Wdnisday, Sept. 12, lflt-41. Sanford, Fl. - $UPM l4 Animal wast B4Tob.(Lst.) 00 p IA I A chemical F ' 85 Broke broad I T 15 Pop 66 Eye infedon I U a a a 11, . D I L 10 = Ct 67 Communists AT 20 Recent (prefix) 21 Affival-time DOWN 23 Sweet guess (abbr.) potato" 22 Word to call I Exude 25 Alley attention . 2 Fish pound 24 City in Brazil 3 Slangyd en'. mouse 26 Experienced 4 i Ram's ma is Perm IIZUS 30 Misplaces 28 H if 6 Undoing 29 College 35 Charitable or- 7 Following athletic g MuP ganlzatlon 31 Walk thfll sound bbr. mud i?nition 9 isyIvania 32 Epochs 37 pen 36 Eyeglass s 10 Dispa tched 33 Printer' 40 Season " 11 Epic story 42 Single Evening Hera Pd Help d I!IIøA' d¼:oot T_ Ii-t;-- moisture May CrackingHan Answer to Previous Puizil ACROSS • Hurry, this delicious offer ends • Not valid In coolunction with other somel-ij 23. 197*. Please present coupon before ordering. 19 ftom If . 1 -- Lox" ____ - v , , .• ____ . :;. - -. ___ - •- WAff sm AIIr • . ' 11A PM • • • . -- . $6995 • -. -- . . -• . -• . • -' .• . . - - -- Dear Seafood lover. call another seafood lover and tell him or her that ALL SEATS ALL Wft • v..pt.i.. iw iinmm -: .. ,, .. . . each get two pieces of our most original fish, plus chips. plus 2 hush puppies. A cole slaw. And since there's a limit of one Couponperparty. pervisit. your friend can spring for dinner next time. OT MIFF bal. d iaM'sss., . you're springing for a delicious Fish dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's. you'll Itlill ONLY 'PC U 19,95 • Icucioi . 'U'' ., - of OF. W 09M MANAM!CM 50.1WIS IZA SHM10VAIIII TH IS THURSDAY5'OOPo.op . Ii • YIISONLY - DEER [*1 . • A 14 Ossd only in $smkiole & CowWy Plea -- Wye 11a")Inki Alto _______ 049$ . -- - - . --. . - - • -- --- --• - - - -, -• -..--- . • . . - A . - - . . Not valid in conjunction with other iggelals bekecidsing. 1 4 �I 1 Wdneeday, Sept. 12,1t7t-i 11 Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Ft. Rally To U U __ Aid _ - Iu1i EiTuI "a' :%°4a Pal CL Woman DT ," ''U I of In provides for the QUINCY, Fla. (UP!) - "I peiy It won't cane to neighbors Will that," she said Monday ax she Friends and _____________________________________________ _________________________ ____ •• - ____ ______ -1 ______ V.- _________ ______ 'V . ______ ____ _____ __ __ r ________ ___________ ____________ ______ _______________________________ ____________ ______ ___ '. ..- .,,: ' I •-; -. •• jr H,r.iislo ey Jan. Cas,ernerry 3 Lines Minimum WHEREAS, th Chafer City of Winter $prines. Florida, Eviction _______________________ NDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY C.Noon 10.00 test to me Pok'st "' of 11gm Noon sild City, and pursuant toe petition gatheratthethurchofJesm utinherfrontroom,wavinga rI Holy Miulon Wnit to fan to keep L show their aiçport for Hattie Uwee bedroom frinle house on Mae Kenon, who faces eviction $j oMkIrU of j j from her home because her humble hot neat. The only mentally disabled husband luxury isa television ad. forgot to pay a $3.06 tax 11 fl Snapshots of children and igm. dF001 cover the walls, "I hope It won't come to dominated by framed portraits The Dcy Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday '" C : 1.A ____________ 3S-HeIpr -. - 25-tome - i-CathI.r. Apply in peç Iday Inn of Santend on the ont. Springs, Florida, by including those curtain Conhiluous lands Ivkiu h kioleCounty,FiuIda,anlme,, ENJOY Cr ative Expression, 333-$$12 3n4gs1. mint potential with f oving Company. We ne,i isalve people with go lity & good phone voici lry + commission. Cal n3.slla. * * * * * * * •- . .- - - ' "- - - own tools. wk., paid holidays, frinp fits. 5200 to $300 ing on exp. 330.2552. y star - - - fred or Semi Retired to help clean retail store, it '. ford,mornlngsl:3OtolQ:3G UI? be able to Sunday, _____ $-siso. ' 04sary iv, starting salary $151 k1y, high school su,pieme$: by course work In typing, r1hand or Spied writing ane a MWmum of 3 yars experience I$Wcratarial clerical work. Iy to Seminole County FIa. Seminole County Is Equal Opportunity Em. M.F . n Services Management jIyst, salary$W751,o $13,111 naIly. GraduatIon from leg, with a bachelors degres !.public or business ad. - nn1sfrOf Ion or social services 1 year experience in -- qjvrnmental programs, management and ad. ndxlstratien or systems and eg,çstls. analysis. Apply to %.inoIe County Personnel iCipPa,t$.rd, CINdY is an - ARE YOU CEilING -J I YOU ARE WORTH WHAT you Call )kilis. personalIty plus wIiI 3prJ 0 Wk - _ rtLLER TRAINEE N siper dunce tee career- ns.dkal ___ ,. .... o. .-.. am ectloWt 'Ml nothing mysterious about the which a. go as 'yeuhi* run 0.0 ress Ne eunlact .i.a,l,, wimin me timing 1 the charges agalod pureud, irg i. 'E.iiuiiiOf 1IUS feet to e,s duehhid W.j me ve Court by lUnlM $seb.f me me PeW Of AmerI, .at prescsie jiM two days rats Is isgsy prescribed for oy Nichopolois deNGIuailin. at pshlic aor of p*acei. "w' . SECTION III - That enme TIIIsJLJ Isgi lt msmad ur or Iachidsd Batnine, I). before the ABC televisIon the csrtiMs I$-.7 e. r-.u.PrernasNa,mw es,Of Lit ad SECTIOR MlmewsseetOfIjtI UU IM'edepffem Of mis en. LaS7 udaplhiR Of IBis erriuitus. U$U 4$a., Ditasdid,- Amylal, ne(wotk Is to air a prem Pleat AddItion, 013111' dinonu, me City cut is 17, OPEINS HAMMOCK RIPLAT cIpc* wo*sg,*,. *.madIsie. Pill *urW TERRACE,_acceraims to p niudser , based on Its invIgMhon of Brew willed tinEs pest eceera to emfiusi Of thin IrdeM.. w ___ Sm?, Pegs N Of the Clerk Of Cinevit Co$ in . *erest o rs.,r&a in Pill aseIC -• pI1j, j11 Presley's death. in ,I4 ,ai to before forecisslag us the me INic PW - Citcuit Ium - 05 Of me PuBlic Receida Of tuminsfe Ne Seaminess ano me ty, IisaseslaIy." ABC4'S' has filed 'Ut to Xeemforaa, -- $*kIfflde. -v. 'Sv. 'int'l.. 's.cem-L N use -ii'eo u inrNe. end to mea cu. tum0 CN.ly, P151*. Ml m. NNeU05WInNeDepsrtmuIlOf areerdvllMlr*lusatoW.r Ms *'s05I..otega.a.jne I ban beus set kr 'lbip'reaihiçpora,downera ot*ain a copy of the-omcisl movetoovldtbVheMlWlNIeOf*,sfoet Of liii Lii UosflaiuuIt Ml pN.hi 5510 asSign, Ml Ills befois autopsy report, which has -. Said - SICTlONIV...g5yy *5. W*u me S Olwss We vsUIemtuWITha.cue,tOf IBis CTIà tV-If any sects., or never heels releseed. IdMis. East 'Udhetold an' a court es ovie.i,, PNeIle. es to' IN e1g,,gj I*Of$UUIMir.JNMlWU,Of sue a his lie her in Angud he null to practice 'hNSiNS ikulti' Daptniod. thin erC-anis pr to Be insIW eei.p -' a.; jpj _ pg "We just did a routine anal Of y P15*1', Of 55gy ais MN PSW Mit oru m,lirti thUd be doipS ii*iu,g, lely L. sew, 'J evicted V thay did • (IiMY M,dical a. ine'a.er 'j tPIft5d$feNSAjfo,M,,,MlK* of Memphis * to held inisIld or 'nugs or rssshal. 1CI1F' shorgus huhmor Dr. Jerry Francisco a variety rn'U hi pelce -1,5110,, *5,, _j Cor Of Lii 31 Of solo a. A1Ia,,,adg or eW. .W. a.w,y, t$a1 UnIW IN.S fpfj sh. a ,pvat js or SPRING NAMMOCK REPLAT * sndlin en 1fea It Of y olBoryuer,,it. 15115 • MNPaa,, sd, ths deitor could told ropssterà us 21, 1677, - oime Sen a eicis.i, j '-a'Ui, *Mcenum & Ndegrsu W N" W.. or Pelt Of thin en. Offendo, PluNe INN. Ml Iser heeodUrtoayto$psorsin that $saicslsgtsts found 10 sr. Of thin en. ____ me.,,, thushslstinsemgut. ywilitodo ____ ___ ________ used. am teat me. ___ _________ pills aid id to 0,111 - ** in ass of Presley's • - ISCI1ONVI**vim.. . _"Tiue B, 1ir WI Be idlIflIlnuil' P,SIIT OP PI0 toOf vr--- in e.m .0 ,jtiuw and wise, thM -. ___________________________ me T*5se or pain Of lrjt.0 in ' eN. I sest IS' N" 31. a *5a* i..r ---g. --. IJiPto$'ueussedMadtoPresiss, c' a-mu Of $t*N.gas NW Of sICTISU VS-'T*evaImi, - $çyes vs.. - SlIUR*gye' lii feb. --r-•,-. .end. Is-Know eStN.tirme Ml ad Muhugais' 'r-43j, .bet dist. m -Nat, me *WT Ja F AP "Whats Happ.nlng" ==5I1 1111V141 By Pshllialles) LL OW PUiJm. Ibe Ihwpbl. W ___ ___ gItoOfppn, 114*5 do! Of Ge'*s, sew, rr.fLg I. - . er c'Ud ud be AatfopeitsdInIiWsda three.:inots 3155 Pill? ERlowsi fliat II. sew. en .. CO10h101 • I WN"feNeNWOfTjjOf lSONSiSst st . day ,e*Uiw - kti, 4, -L in T -*5 CohtP • SIN lime, Im*5. •r.... -. 3151 pIiIs a i iis at OTY OP WIISTIN 206 !$' - tJIEsN.96-. OIyOf$in$Iprfeg,, - tI1Iu5.,s ml., un.ns __ ' PLINDA' --------------------ewi, hj r---'____ ei whore fl"d 31, •Tusasllp74*5$ p1* ___ *Pdll d wascr'wM-laiiI 'Ofa.IL*Of U.S. ! rus&s '. _sS at SINS__m.* B,&WeyJ. PIWI meJlds.BI_ JuIscilsi tra-oj • • 322411 Aasdien$__Lu ATt11T_-' -a J: - ,,: 5 coskel MMy T, INal,& •a..in- s• "• E' :;I CluWy Pb.*a 1*55* me Seib . ____ - City Out____ ____ _____________________________ F5IB: tsp , ,551 rLUJ,: A"u ,, , '' .e _ _________________________ MlsSSpi.511 4S.3.*5 INSert, 1NG. - . __ ____ ___ ____ __ ___ ___ ' - ___ Want ____ ___ 4 - ___ ___ I -- ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ ____ SsmInoIi Thö;h1fl1niHsraId Now-.c*i ____ ____ ____ ____ • --' _____ ____ -- - I . ' ______ ____ ____ ____ ____ - ' spenitug. Meet hew "lhiw t with benefits " COOK '' ' _____ I) ___ _____ __ _____ __ __ - -, - EMPLOYMENT 113 ___ ______ ________ A". ____ ____ ___ ___ _____ __ • _ _ -._ _. ..... .. REALTORS • - ___ • - -:':.:. - ____ ______ ___________________ _____________________- , _____________________ ____________________ _________ ___________________ - _______________ . - Sirvlcs - .A-gegas Isi - - __________________• - - 4SNSulmhlst -, -._ $fyy $a$ tieds . _________________ 322•2420 lkui&liiijsiids ___ ___ fiscillemlil - - ,':, - - ____ Listing Service - ._ ' REALTORS LOCH Al500 - 214 FIllet 05'. 4 51_3MN, idammig pieS. MWm5 in .-11'1it Ml.- - - , 2545 - 0t1?- . ___ -. ,:. i*t -- PARK 'SIISLU REALTY • , : 5101(11 SSI43yrttoAve..$u -- rnx CotiaT,-WUY $iNcrd1444S l5Ø7W7 ruts ITOSAIS ISMIT, __ en ne g a .2_b. - . - - - - -.. .-- .1 RN *4511 . . La rui.Ij-iJ-,shp' .WjSmau, Auctign, rns -. -. - )AdiluUry.Tssin • • - - NSCMSTrSCISr mower & harm lee sale edy LNftI, 312404 Ml. SaINnt Prach, 3037145 . .-.-,., _____ VinyIr.psW&recoie.b rgi -y SW _____________________ ____________________ I I i DOI322'26fl os 83-9 .- --------- -- - ------ -- --- • - - - ' - C • --- . - • ' .1 -- - --- V -. V. - -. -- L - PAINTINO,CARPINT4.tf' CU$TOMCA$1NET$ Pree Eat. 313415nderl:* _______________ NM.Cl. list uteri • ____ -- - *PRICAN VIOLETS TheOrii1t EVNpRVC Iweehande ___ . •.&311' $14311. PNN N. - aifled Call INdsI) or 011111 __ INC ' . WILIONMA$ERPURNlTUE WY, SILL. TRADE - - $eu'4ff- Ice I EASTER *II ISP5UlSN :.. - -- ____________________ p, U. _____________________ IllS & ________ JI: -- ___________________ __________________ ' - -- - _________________ 5*, -" - ______________________ Rialtors - * * * * * * • _ ___ 553143 _ ________________________ REALTY • . ___ _ - ______________________ ID) __ - BATEMAN REALTY -. _ - .. ____ __ - ___ __ _ - y M$y MEI ___ __ - - - ___ __ - -- - '1OCK WOR KER ____ ____ __ ___ __ ________________________ _____________ ____ __ ___ ___ ___ __________________ ___________________ l:MEC4JNiC ______ ._ ___ - _______________ ___________________ ___________________ h5Vg lend_IvImg 111511 - ___ ______ Lawn&rden - ___________________ - __ _____ Bart HAL COLBERT, REALTY LIVERY DRIVER ___ ___ - The "i ___ ••• __ - . ' __ ______ ____________________ __________________ ____ resi a rule & are a :iiworker this an be . - - _ INN, 1500 petidlal ___ ___ JUST MAKE PAYMENT5-'g to IS models. Call 339-9100 or $344405 (Dealer) ___________________ IOPWORKER - ________ ______ 197$ GMC Jimmy 4-wheel drIve, air, radio, 9,000 ml. Best offermust sell. 531-1740. IuIIkuht ________ ' ' . For Estate Lommercial & ResidentlaI Auctions & Apprlsals. Call Dell's Auction, 3233620 Pair French Doors 36" each Callweekdaysaftersp.rn. 322-3320 11* LTY V-Busisss eN bbsrints. cabinet ox. - - fl-Ation .__________________ . . _______________________ FREE Bricks Phone 323-4432 i97IJCJ5voengine, A-C,newtop. Hunter's special 3225195 ,. AI NE1 WORKER - ______ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. future Salvage. 3775771. Auto. One owner, Pepsi Blue. Like new Inside & out, uses no oil, 23 mpg on regular gas. Must sell 51573. 3220706. )f5$j, beckeroimi wIN lend Ibis dIbl spIt ___ ___ ____ ___ ART LESSONS water color, acrylic I crafts starting Tuesday, October 16th. Call Marie Richter. 322-6503. 14 Comet - AINTENANCE - ___ 3etCashBuyers a small In. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2411 or i31.5553. Hwy92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday t 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. Youset the reserved prIce. Call 504-255. $311 for further details. REALiOR' ciS _______________________________ 701 Bldg. 33'-o302, --__________ 24 HOUR 3229283 2 acres Industrial Property, near 0 I: __________________________ E. Altamonte Dr. 33-O3OBl Hwy 16 & Country Club Rd. ________________________ ________________________ New Butcher Block 1. Chrome contemporary LR tbls. OrIg. 143,000. 31-Apartments Furnished retaIl $65.53, NOW $10. Sanford Homes GREAT STARTER HOME FurnIture Salvage, 1742 So. of 3 BR, 1½ B spilt plan, fenced yd., 3 ldrm, 1½ Bath, range, some sc. patio, cony., workshop or Sanford. 332.5721. ___________ __ ___________ ___________________________ carpet, single garags, fenced. £ff.orfurnapt. Ice In mean. All for 831.500. ___________________ 5 I lBS ______________________________________ Qonerwlll consider VA or FHA. lee ow -beautIful new BROAD FOR RENT FURNITURE&THINGS MORE, freed I rear BR's.Only 83L11S. BUY & Sell ____________________ , GREGORY MOBILE HOMES store New5iUeadpurn%tui. ____________________ ___________________ 0taDr 323.5200 Terms PRICEDREDUCIDT0$1,,* SANDI.E WOOD 500S. Sanford Ave. 323-6553 PHA Finanelng arrEnged. Currently lessod. 3m wIth 1 veer warranty, ___________________ FurnIshed 1 BR Condo Ilaii* Repairs Air Conditioning large rant, imrnac.iate Interim, 323.4733 New S pc dinette set. Table & I _______________________ Barber shop includes all equip. low IntareOf, assumable lean. 43-LOtS.ACrS9S chairs. $73. Sanford Furniture mou, ceumircie$ bldg. and ________________________ 1DeupeN'OrPufTYourM.trSalvage. 17.52 Soof SanfOrd. 337 AIr Conditioning, Heating, Elecirl. HANDYMAN-GE P4. HOUSE. land. High trafflcaree. Co.$idbe Use A Went Ad. 322.2*11 or HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. UNBILIEVAILE AT 517,500. 4 aiai. converted cal, Plumbing Service I Reiair. to Ice cream, ham. Lakefront Iofl Casselberry. Sdrm, 1 Bath Frame horns, air, 5513. lAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. CallLarry for Free Est. 671-6394, burger stand, etc. Owner wIll frontage on Seminola Blvd. Carpst,carp,rt&u$ility building brand New interspring Bedding y, PENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINK l.Iç., Bonded & ins. 1 SR APt , Asking $14,No with good terms finance. Easy terms. at beck, near bus stop. ThIs t LERS. 323-6766 ANYTIME. price. Sanford Furniture Sai. _________________ NICE or trade. won't last Iengl vage, 17.52 S. of Sanford 327-173) 513 Magnolia 3 BR, 2 I, pool home, beautifully UP4CLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. 323.1*23 Handy Paul, has truck wilt travel. Sell thos, thIngs that are just landscaped, work shop, men New IOpc modular LR wIte. $335. Wants to make small household C all taking up space with a want ad house. 1700 sq ft livIng ares. ton S.nr Citizens. repairs, carpentry, painting & Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 $35,500. Terms. in the Herald 377.2611 ,5• town. very clean & roomy. See or $319993. So of Sanford. 332-0721. misc. ________________________ - Call Paul Hunter. 339-6331. REAL ESTATE Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto __________________________ REALTOR,333-7195 _____________________ Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. 3 Deltor,a lots. seem for all or wIll Used 4 pc walnut BR suite, Ave. _________________ CailCarlHarrisat - ___________________________ trade for anything for value. dresser, mIrror, chest & SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 $llO.SantordFurnitureSalvage, SanfordLk. Sylvan Area, 7 Why joIn the fastest growing 1752 SO. Of Sanford. 322-5721. residential lots of which 4 are 31..ADIpI lxii AmerIcan Sod _______________________ $312200 Real EstafeOtilce intown? water front. $43,100. ________________________ 3 BR, 1.1 bath, split plan, $33,100. • Appliances BAHIA SOD $30 (lOOsq. ft.) Flndout If we can William Mallcamskl, Realtor Duplex lor roll, Free Del. on 4100 sq. ft. or more 52-Appliances meke you a better deal. 3fl.753, AIRPORT BLVD. ____________________ INC. REALTORS Alpn'sApplllnces 5300 mo. 0042107 KENMOR I WASHER - Parts, Refrigeration A-C Repair S3SdS32or 335.911 eves. Lawn II*SISnCS Lake Mary 3.1, garage, fruit trees, Service. Used Machines. Licensed. 333.Q075 gardenspace, ailfenced. 832,000. -Hjsji_gs lhifsjniJsjg MOONEY APPLIANCES 1fPj3J(y io ACRES _____________________ 3230417 Certified Lawn & Landscape Westoflanford42,eet.Inkitc$uen, HIGH& DRY. Largeoaks,pin.& REALTORS FREE ESTIMATES Beauty Cars Roomy, Ready I Reseenable large MBR, fenced beck with In. lliIlan*i Ave. palms. Close in, paved streets, ,ori 323-IllS Mowing 321 -0055 3 IR.extra mm, 1 B,shadetrees, _______________________ ________________________________ wke maker. Like new. $500. remd pool. Nice nelghbsrheed. zoned agriculture, horses Hqefencedbkyt$3$mo. SanfOrd Furure Salvage. 1742 allowed. NUN, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 11 So. of Se oid 3321721 Ugid Hauling EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $30,100 formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook "THE LAND MAN" 519 E. lit St.;322-5742 -_ Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED Rig. Real Estate Broker J.MANN REALTOR 341.7273 tone washer & matching dryer. ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE Yard debris, Trash 37)475 Il30SanlordAve, Like new $500 pr Sanford GENEVA WOULDN'T IEANYII _________________________ ____________________ AppIianceq&Mlg. Aft. Hrs. 332.764, 322* Ca.'pd FurnIture Salvage. 17.52 So. of U acres 330' on paved frontage. (LOCAL) 345.5371 Sanford. ii'Mary 45*3 beth, 127,015. lopct.dwn. By owner ___________________________ alecendftlenlng.$*nw. 345.3155, eve. 315.5451 Room Additions . remodeling Call *3.1152 _____________________ general home repairs. no lob too V. Radio-Stereo Offics Clsrnthsg 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL NEAT I STENSTROM small. Call 3234463 anytIme. ___ _________ _________ _________ AIR, CARPORT. PINECRIST __ __________________________ Property Used color TV set 1570 model. REALTY $32,100. ASSUMABLE MOR. Custom Office Cleaning, corn. __________________________ TGAGE. Csmsiit ZenIth 23" works good $)33, merlcal, new const. Licensed, F bonded I Insured. Quality see'. Delivery. Sanford Fur. 25*, 1 5 nubIle. Very clean, CONMERCIAL..OPPORTUNITY AI$)Ufleodk)kflm1v 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH nittire Salvage, 1753 So vice everytime. Ph. 323-0541 or beautiful lecatini near Osseemi. Continue as grocery store Tyson Cement SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. Sanford. 3221721. 461-5554. $teVs, leffig., C lilA. Senler operation or use 50*30 bldg. fe' Drives, patios, walks I etc. DITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. anile. 32141N for infsrmllien. olhe bvslneee. Lange corner lot _____________________ LICENSED 16S.S435 GREAT LOCATION NEAR tN. -. ATTRACTIVEI 2 BR, 1 Ii.. witit reem ier expanslen, on 54-GarageSales ______ MONROE REDUCED TO PIlntIng& Ripely -• HeMew$h251'LahePrewaget $35,100. In Delary. ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways OWNER LEAVING Property Workshop,, lid House & Ad. ________________________ STATE. Olantic Yard Sale & add one. Quality work, no lob WORLDS delomal Guest FacIlItlesI Oily Painting by Anthony Corino, In Fri., Sat.,$ Sun.Sa.m. till? too small. $554511. 512.501 trios-, exterior qualified In all 3 BEDROOM, S BATH POOL Cenwnerdsl SlOp. for Ieee., 2* __________ ___________________ Oldlnewltems.JllMagnoila __________ phases.FreeEat. Call3fl-Q51. WITH CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, 55. ft. SUItable Ne shop em. SUPIRI I BR, 2 BaSh 2.slsry - COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY pretessienal Offices. 323.1432. C•iiic Nsmeen.eksjuedlstl latIn Sqt. Peppers Painting Service. 55-Boats ACcesSories ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. _______________________ ________ Kitchen, DR. Fireplace, & Custom Painting $, detail trim; Cemanerclal Bldg. 4.100 uS. if. $3 LARGI SCREENED PORCH, 2 Furniture NogI Wow, lust ____ MEINTZER TILE Free Eat. 333.1. 35hpjohinson -CAR GARAGE. 111155. ft. Can be dIvided. IN U. Sillu s,gIJ• New or repair, leaky showers our Outboard Motor • speCialty, 3$ yrs. Exp. 555-5567. Real Estate Ageicy 323-4014 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR, 1 ROOF. vt,ws. Inc., Bell fome in $uidsidt Split BR ROSION MARINE 34351, S. French (17.52) Plan. Faced. IsIS Of $telSIl I 3527 Hwy. 1752 DrUSISISkIIIS BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING INC. Weiboldts Camera Shop BPP WARRANTEE. A Sup fir ROOM WOOD FLOORS. FIRE. Sanford, Fla. 32771 ____ _____ •RULTOR 303755' 111,501 Sues, passport photos & fast PLACE. SCREENED PORCH. EVI.I5l.NILIN.11,30I.fl77 Alternations, Dressmaking repair servIce. 322.4101. - QIEstoto IdSd COMPLETELY REDECORAT. iaI Drapes, Upholstery ICPaIUIIS ONUOP.A.KINOI 251. I 15111 NICE CORNER. ma. -3220707 Ifeale in RileS flI*11IiB43dI tune your home I credit? I will TPRCb Super Itrtic Henuel Just s SIOROOM. * lATH, CENTRAl. ',1y Flute, excellent Catch up back payments I buy lUll) --- $121 AIR & HEAT, CARPETS. ALL eguitty. 3114Sl. DIM Tractor Sarv Ice Chico spece Ne ml 3 lar APPLIANCIS, PRIVACY I$TATI.A$$OCiATE$ Mowing & disclng, cultivalion rae.., roes. VItO, list L SI WINCE, ALL SR1CK. 57(1?. JOIN $A$POIQ'B SALES Themes Organs, Pianos, Guitars, ditch banks chopped. All service Ned Ave. CaN 0. E,..4m's ANIMAL hAVEN LEADER I WI US? ISELL alilPllflerLdrumsetc. Sob Baits reasonable & prompt. Realtors Secretary. 313117) Mui. are 3 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM. ___________________ D, I Cat boarding, bathing, &SSM 43011 HOMES THAN ANYONSI Discount Musk Cintei'. 2252 our specialty. Good rut. 315.5777. Fri ET CARPETING. NEW clipping, flea control. Pet JOIN THE ONE THAT'S N0 U French Ave.322225$. PAINT. 11.00. WILL BUY EXISTiNG 1st & SW supplies, dog houses, insulated, -MORTGAGES. N. Lies, LIc, shady Inside kennels, screened . 3U010043, 15k lATH. FAMILY outside runs, also air cond. Mtg.Smoker, - 53$ Na. ..o 42Lwn.01'1 CARPITINS, FENCE Waio Rd.. Altamemle. C1gI5. 322.2112. RU Pressure & Steam Cleaning. _____ Cle,e So YILLOW$AND MobIle home special 13*05, canpel,peoi TRIPLEX (232 SIDROOM (1) I ku Sale auiiylhlng. AMa. Call Cark&Nhrt11S.7115 $23.51 Reasonable rates, an SIOROOM. I CA*POST$ ________________ -ANYTIME werk gua,anteet 33)7113. COMp5.ITELy ISDICo. 1Man,qualityoniiigi -. JEAN NORRIS RATED, INCLUDES NIww PIREW000 DELIVERED Multiple I yrs. sip. Patios, Driveways E MOP. PRICE RAISED TO Oeh*cer _- aed * au .Ilc.Waynele.i,337.1331 ViNyl r:TIr Ni Celery Ave.Nelsen Roses _________________ alien 41-t - WELDER , g, company •• __ . - -_______________________ ''CASHIERS ______ ____ ___ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - Cash 3224132 Sale -- ______________________ 7qj" i immediate opening, ___ •asons ORI ENTAI. RUGS WAN TED iop Prices Paid Used,anvcondition6li1126 - - "•'me ill Isis Of action __ ___ 53-Autos for ----------------- _______________________ . ___ .- Buy - ____ ___ 4½ acres on Orange Blvd In Paola. Only $21,430. Owner will carry mont. with 40 pct. down. _____________________ -ECEPTIONIST - ___ 1 BR-$154 up. Pool Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call 333.W0 Mariner's VIllage. _____________________ - Good Used Furn Appliances, Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 332-5439 Longwood. 3 BR. 2 bath, huge corner lot. PrIvacy fence, attithed garage. I yrs. old $33,000. FHA, VA. ______________________ ;5ECRETARY sfl time, nice bees ____ p-rsju 2 BR, 1½ I 2 Story townhouse. Lg. yd, pool, C H&A. $31,000. Easy Terms. - 68-Wanted to 5 - ____ ___ (1) 1 Bedroom (1)2 Bedroom 3232520 ______ Wrangler leans special $10.99 pr. ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAv,. 322-5791 FORREST GREENE 323.5176 ' GIRL FRIDAY ____ ______ ____ New 23$ Homes, I pct. Interest to qualifIed buyer. $34,000 to 844.000. Low dn avM,... BUILDER. 322.27. - . Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 1. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools W Garnett White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone322.75$1, Sanford NIt. • - HO model traIn set comp. waccessorIes, 3 sets of trains mounted Oti plywood. Can be seen at 2623 S Sanford Ave. Sanford 540.000. 1 BR, 1½ 5. garage, C HIA, carpeting, near 25th St. WInn-DIzle. 3221044 aPt - not .BOOKKEEPER. ent-.xcetIent 0Pportvnity , ___ REALTOR MLS 323-1061 or eves. 323-0517 REALTOR 323.4,51 MULTI PLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 34S5400. 332.1535 - -•- - - i.sn 1 BR. Syrs. old, convenient location. $l5Smo. 477.1444 •. - REALLY WANT! ., . Pasta Markham area. Terms. 84.2,300. AGENCY -• - ..IET - _ 'a acres 4 COMMERCIAL PARCELS (1)1.4144, (1)1.41 Orange Blvd., ,, . ,,, ,,, . Pick your own terms. '74 Aristocrat Travel TraDer Just likenew, 16'. %1200 FIRM! 323 6190 - aft -4PM --________ EASY TERMS with stare titiancingt No one in Orlando-Sanford area refused credit It you will pay ¼ down I Let us help -nu establIsh local credit. We deliver In Sanford. WHIGHAMFURNITURECO. 2309So.Orange8lossonTrali, Orlando, Florida, $43-laSo. M. Unsworth Realty _________________ 'lET us HELP you - or AKC Scottle Pups, black imale $300. lfemale$73O CalI$43$111 - 4-. . 3 BR 2 B home. 4 acres Woods Rd. $130,000. s - pii 7-Recreaflonal Vehicles - Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2351243 Markham Inc. REALTOR, MIS Day CLASSIFIED ADS 00 A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE P40 OTHER WAY. CALL 322-2411. unit apt house, $24,500. ' 65-Pets Supplies -• *5.2 acres w.moblle horn1, Osteen. $10,100. - 323.5774 REALTY SANFORD REALTOR 2344$. French Ave. 322-0731 322-0775, 332-7173 *10.7 acres, Ostesn. $15,200. Harold Hall Realty Unfurnlshed 1 BR Apt. Aduitsonlyi$llOmo. 333044$ _____________________ , . _ __ ______ Don't pile no longer 0014 high as an elephants eye. Place a classified ad, and p11. the money in your walietl OF *3 BR 1 B CA, 834.000. 2400 + SQ FT in this newly painted .3 BR beauty w.0 H&A, .l carpeting, Will paper, pan. FR w.FP,tsrrific klt& lovely fenced yd across from park. Below replacement costs at just Sanford Gracious living. Rest. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 300S. Oak 511.7113. __________________ 322.w ___________________ for $30,550. for Sale ______ ALL FLORIDA 43 BR 2 B, 2 story home. $42,100. rm.,colorcrstedextenlor&lyr. old roof ASSOCIATES NEEDED *5 BR 2 I, 2 story home $43,000. - U •UUUII•II AKC Black female German WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO 77-Jun& Cars Removed Shepherd, started in obedience, ---HAS CLOSED THEIR oi, solid disposition, $500 DOORS FOR EVER I lop Dollar Paid for lunk & us or best offer. 530 0105. We are offering theIr $10,000 incars, trucks & heavy equipment. ventory of new furnIture, bed. 332-5990 Free! 2 yr. old, male Poodle ___________________________ dinq,& GE appliances I Tvsat Cocker mixed. Housetrained. DISTRESS PRICESII Public & BUY JUNK CARS 323 $263 aft 5:30 Dealers Invitedl SALE IN ______________________________ From $lOto $30 PROGRESS TODAY at: Or -Call 322 1624; 372 4460 iando Wholesale Furniture 01st. 66-Horses -2500 IndustrIal Blvd. off Sil.er -78-torcycles Star Rd. behind Color Wheel ________________ Paint, 4 biks. west of 441. 25$Buckskin gelding, gentle 9 yr. old MOtorcycle 175 Harley Davidson. 2513. Open daIly 9-4, Sun. 12-6. game horse current coggins. very low mi. Good cond., must $600 or best off er. 530 0103 sell $600 Bifore noon 339 $536. The weather Is perfect for a -backyard sale sell everything ii you aren't using your pool table, Motorcycle Insurance fastwithawafltad. Call 322-2611 take a cue, and sell it with a or 531-5553. BLAIR AGENCY Herald classified ad. Call 322 333 3544, 323 7710 2611. FURN1TURE.BEDDING Lk. Mary: 2 acres Zoned agri. Ideal for your new home & you can have a horse, too. 523,000. Cash for your 10,1 Will build on your lot our lot. Y Enterprise. Inc. Mmdii Inc., Realtor 4430fl - A REAL WINPIERI Sharp 3 BR, on fencedconiot,faturesare,et In kit., new paint Inside, big utility I - OUT OF BUSINESS SALE!! 1mm. 3 BR, 1 B. part. turn. Will go FHA or VA. PrIced at $24,500, located at 1120 Summerlin Ave. Low Down Payment DOLL HOUSE PRETTY 3 SR boasts new: point, Carpeting I vinyl tile. Pan. FR,, cedar perch I. 1g. wooded yd wprivacy fencing. Only $34,500. - ______ v - 30ApsrlmeiWs Unlurnistusd Ial• IhIdaW 2 BR, 1 B, w.FR or could be 3rd BR. 823.000. 2515 Yale Ave. or 29-Rooms msth. must have the - - 50-Miscellaneous 4l-4usss - VA F I'IA-235-t..ofl. Homes SPANISH 2 story ExcIting 3 s, I, POOL home on oven ½ acre w-beautlful PP. beamed ceiling, formal DR. pan.FR, eatin Mt.& Tucn caQlna. wr lW - Male will share my turn. Apt. with V, Air Cord, Call 3235454 .Ve5n 5:30&s PM. __________________________ LPN. Full time I part tImi. APQ fl-ApIs. & Houses ToShare the road drivers. Must havt 1 rofrlgeration I*p. Appt p Sales, 21 W. 1st St. . MAYFAIR near LIt. Monroe. I Bdrm., 2½ bath, pool & garden area, privacy fenced. Fireplace lnfamliv room, lovely set In kIt. All conveniently styled & quality construction. ssi.soo. I! I L Lk. Mary new house iust finished, 3 BR, 2 B. lot 5O'x110', 5~ pcI. mart. Also 11 acres pasture or farm land near OVIIdO 13 acres prime land Semlnola Blvd., Casselberry. 5304331. qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 B block home. 322-0214 aft 4 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RFSULTS. time up. floor man. Days. I) In Person Sanford Nursing Center, tIO Meilonville PRIVATE VOICILES4ONS a with a S 4l-Hous $3,000 dwn & assume mat. Approx $250 ma. No A lady to share my home with, prefer college student or working lady. Near SCC. 1174. before 11:30a.m. or after 3 P.m. - , __ JD By Owner Investments, bill consolIdatIon, milan purchases, or any need. Call: 322.4412 Blazer Financial Services SALES RECEPTIONIST Stkrp -- _ D 41st 2ND MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS UP TO $10,000. * * * * * * * ____ Not pr.scrlb.d IFI ________________ ..., PARCEL "s" From the Northwest Corner of Lot center, tl I. atd 5?. 17, SPRING HAMMOCK RIPt.AT, chairman for the Leukemia Super Swim Classic, and Mary Rose, Seminole according to the Flat thereof as - iilj°i Mrs. Kenon said she never AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST,,. County Youth chairman, to swim in the VIP Golden Lap on Saturday at the saw NOTICE OP BID UXTENIIOW POE recorded in Flat look 7 Pale N Engine rebullder. Seminole Auk the notices of delinquent SIMINOLU the Public RicordS Of Seminole ifiOs SCHOOL ORDINANCE NO. 211 UI, Sharidan Aquatic Club in Longwood. Macfuim'.e, 301 1. 30th Pt. county, Florida, thence run S. N AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY taxes. "Fedo sometimes hides COUNTY, FLORIDA only I wages commensurate p dsgrsesft' E., along the North Line OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, the malL" abillty?frkuge binefits. . of IS4.0 TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL ______________________ Change the original bid date Of of said Lot 17, a dlatance ______ ___________________________ She toiled in tI* tObaCCO SEPTEMBER 12, flt 5.Odegrees 1POP' AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO Application being taken IaapubuuJ E.adIstancof1N.1f.sttoapoiN ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER fields and did cleaning and August ii, & 21, lflS,. usitresses & cooks. Apply: in. on the Northerly Rlglut.ef.Way Of DE$CRIBEDLANDSITUATIAND TIMBER 3$, 157C. other menial tasks while ) PSnsOnHolidaylnnof$an,aq' 1PdR0aUldPointbeIn.312 Thetimeandlecatlonto,,main BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Gid Lap' _ _____ To Aid Lake Monroe. husband made minor repairs to prevJy feet East of the Southwest Corner of FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO . Lot ii Of sold SPRING HAMMOCK FLORIDA STATUTE 171.044: nelghborscarstoearnmon.yto Till SCHOOl. BOARD OP AVON ... RIPLAT, Thence rum S. N deirlia PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE SEMINOLE COUNTY build their home in 1961 and FIGHT INFLATION 1211MELLONVIU.EAVINUE 30' 00" W,, along the Northerly SUBJECT PROPERTY; Nil Avon. Increase ysur ssrnlg raise a family. RlgIut.of.WayofStuepardftoad,3 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32111 PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. For details, call liii. sie retired recently to look Publish a POINT OF BEGINNING: MINT OF THE OFFICIAL SON. Sept. 10. 11, & 12, 41v or 444.307g. Thence continue S. N degrees 30' iSO MAP AND THE CITY'S COM. after her husband fUll4ifl10. OEt434 Leukemia Work .00" W., along said Northerly Right.. PRIHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN; They live on $431 on monthly of.WayLiM,aetsiOf31s,g4fee, PROVIDING DIRECTIONS TO _____ sOcial security benefits. tothewestorty RIght.of.WayLlneof THE CITY CLERK: $EVERAIIL. FICTITIOUS NAMI U.S.Highwey11&flaesjabipiJ In June, a stranger walked I) BICYCLE SALI Notice is hereby given that I am in Official Records Book ii, Page ITY; CONFLICTS AND IF. FICTIVE DATE. NOTICE is hereby given that bP HeraidStaff Writer awarded to each person chairman, she had lost everything but her French Ave., Sanford,, Seminole Ssminoie County, Florida: thence Company has Many prominent Seminole achieving this goal. County,FlonI4a,uerfgjft Sponsors may the City Abandonment ProCeedings isd.N run:.rtheasterIyalongsalg.. Council of thepetitioned make pledges clothes and furniture. City of Winter outandundefffies..Iofthe( name of JUNE CoUntlans will get Into the swim PORZIG REALTY of.Way Line being a curve concave The big da' for swimmers of on the basis of certain amounts springs, Florida, to The caller was Callahan and that I Intend to register said Soulheistirly having a radius Of property described annex the Court of SemInole County, Floridi, Saturday between 3 and 5 p.m. all ages to participate In the per lap completed by the mortgage broker John G. name with the Clerk of the Circuit 5555.43 feet, as follows as upon a judgment rendered In fW. angle Of 01 owner thereof: as they participate In the SuperSwim Classic at Days Inn swimmer. Court, Seminole County, Florida in degrees 22' 55",central aforesaid Court on the 31st dey a chord besring of He had purchased, as accordance with the provisions of N. Lot ID, of Giies, Ovsrstreet Golen Lap of the Leukemia pools in Sanford and Altamonte Prizes will be awarded 21 degrees 17' 54" 1., for an arc Drew's revision, now being all and August A.D. isis, In that CurlpJp for the representative of A. M me Fictitious Name ustut.s. To. dlstenceoi131.NNeti thence nm N. West Cassentitmed: IN RE: In the Sujier Swim (laxile. Springs, as well as other those bringing in the most Crenshaw, his 321.3 feet of Lot 0. lying South Of of parn, Prop wife's maiden wit SeCtion 143.05 FlOrida Statutes N degiem 31' WE., a diotonce of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad The event will be held at the speclfledlocatlons, will be Sept. nioneyln pledges. There will be rigiut. leN by me Seminole County SiIgeNt iSV. 1*44 feet: thence run S. 00 digress of.way, hOok 0, of D.R. Mitchell's pursuant ethetui..itoti. 1(00011 Shárldan Aquatic Club In 30. The Swim Classic Is being a collection and victory party at JUl10 C. POf2lg FS Sec. 711 p1, wiulc$i 13'OP' E.adlstanceef llLllfeetto airveyoftheLevy Grant,accordlng e by paying the taxes and Publish sopt. oforesaldO,,wesIverodle 12. is, 3$ & Oct. 3, m the IMIjgWvOd, WWI govvniuent cosponsored by Days inn, Wet 'N Wild In Orlando, PoW of legImnk. to thi plat thereof as recorded in as Sheriff of Seminole Cou,4t9. With county coats a 1geegIi1g to $i. DItd.15 IeI141 PARCEL "B'S Flat Biek 1, PageS, Public Records ctc,tc tj$ •U4. and 4Zayre tree admission for all parFlorida and tIe said proper $ -, . Prom the Neimw.I Cement ____Lot of Seminole County, Florida. \. kKhjde: I. 30 W$SRBAI. the Charm Of the UCIPad2. ..AlL$i,.wtli the eeI. for $16,696... • .. al • rec"ve T•shlrts and the grad *-winter $prings, Florida, Thirf.fli' (,Y Med'$l!f cityORDINANCE OP ThE CITY recorded In Flat look Lai vices lawyers are OFAN For the Leukemia Society of oldcr; others will swim from 2 prIze vil1 e a vacation 7. Pigs $ Of provides for the annexation of WINTER SPRINGS. trü to FLORIDA, the Public Records of $emlnole property into "' America's leiEesnla research to 6 p.m. find a way to attack ro EXTEND TI TERRITORIAL the corporate limits and the undersigned as Sheriff ', weekend at the Days Inn hI County, Florida, thence run S. N ubsneflact.dbyanOrdlnanceof the Seminole County, Florida. wll If irar'J In court on the AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO All, degrees Sr E., the North Line said City, and pursuant to a petItion 11:00 AM. on me 22nd day of $j NEX THE HEREINAFTER DES. of said Lot 11,along a Among those participating in may obtain dIstance of 1044 of the land owners: and temer A.D. 1575, offer for sale and their registration andulOspeed bike forthe kids. competence. Golden Lap from Sanford sponsor forms from the Greater "You don't have to be a great ING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PURSUANT TO FLOE. E.adistanc,oflN.575,ett.a PoIW 171.044 of the General Laws Of CASH, (ABSOLUTELY will be Dr. Randall Brown, Dr. Sanford Chamber of Commerce swimmer to participate; you But they are ( en Ne Northerly - ftight.sf.Way of plarlie provides that a municipal CHECKS OR CREDIT CANDSI IDA STATUTI 171.044; PROVID. Etepard Boat Vie said PeW hslng 315.2 cerparallon Joim Morgan, Dr. Joim T. or the Days Inn. Area grots can use side stroke, backstroke since the purchase of tasdeeda NO ZONiNG FOR THE SUIJICT may annex property above descnlbe personal prop*qy testINdofffie$euthwCermerof Into Its corporate limits, upon the atNelOetlalofNeA.liCuburel & Qty Commissioners PROPERTY: PROVIDING such as the Jaycees, Rotary, or dog paddle," according to Is common in Florida and, In Johzon, FOR Lot 1$ of said SPRING HAMMOCK volun$eiy petitIon of the owners, by THE AMENDMENT OP THE OP. Road Department Joim Morris and David Fart, - Kiwanis, Girl Scouts, schools, Mary Rose, youth chairman for of Ieml,l REPLAT, thence run S. N dWaes passIng and adoptIng a non. worda of FICIAS. ZONING MAP AND THE ap lawyer County, Florida, on Highusy tiM, W., along the Neither. emerg, ordinance to annex and Tom Hunt. Sanford Bath and Tennis Club Seminole County. "The Milton Wrigit,Qulncy said 5jffi of $aJfnJd, Seminole Coaiy, CITY'S COMPRENEW$IVI LAND uy RIglut.OfWay "aimos my. if Shepard Each swimmer will be and Telephone Pioneers will maximum swim will be for two alMa." USE PLAN; PROVIDING D1REC. Reed. *13 fist fir a POINT prepirly; and PIOrid. WHEREAS, me City CouncIl of TIOIIS TO ThE CITY CLERK, OF IEGINNING. titeici run me onsoredfcrat1eagateta of beenteringteains,accordlngto hours or 2® lengths." That said sale Is being m)ide City of Wider Springs, Florida, Raising the money to buy $EVIRAIILITY: CONFLICTS ,s. i dagreas 13' 11" W. a dli. to Chapter 705 of 'ltue is desirous of annexing and AND EFFECTIVE DATE. back the property valued Statutes. Of 111.3IIsst tgjhe PeW of i'Idstining the es John U. Polk, Sheriff 0ofltI31tUroIls-ga WHEREAS, Wapudefi U. Spears CurvatweOfacwvec.ncave$ muntcipaiuty to inctu the subject kvinale County, FlorIda more likely maNIyamdhavingarwlusofa.se preperty pursuant to the authority Puieit Sept. Wrigig said. City of Winter Iprings. PuerIle, to f, thence II N11II1J.lsterly, 12.15, 1575 contained In the City Charter of tue Ha net b_ able me preperty described as ai5flSth OfNidCud5.slfs CNyofW Springs, Florida, and leflewu, as ewnar theist: threughace*slanglestNde,rees Elvis Doc Charged Barrow, _ but said he hopes the PARCEL _ D": __ __ Florida Statute _ WI1"Islhe PeWof Tanlencyof Laws of Florida. 171.044, General UNITED STATES DISTRICT man an be perauadsd to drop FmmmeNl COURT MIDDLE DI$TRICT.O. nhisvOf Let Mid ve,*enc.rvnN.Rdeines NOW, THEREFORE fl. CItY ____ of PLORIDA ORLANDO DIVIIfON the $10,096 price to a g U, SPRING HAMMOCK REPLAT, WWW.,a St 77 SttS Winter springs Florida, hereby acceralng Is the PSet iherest ar the Westerly RIgIit.eO.W.y reasonable figure. g No. ,uu.cte..-urn. LW pg II pegs 55 Of US. IPeku.,.y lINis establiohed erdeine: TED STATES OP AMERICA, Barrow has also made hue siic $ICTION I That the City of It lemNels in Official Records Seek 43_Page vs. KENNETH CHISOL.'Winter Springs, Florida, does himself County, Plorils. thence run I. N if Wue Public Records ANNIE I CHI$OLM, DELORSI eireas IS' I. aleng the Nell lurewith end does hereby anm ai tars, CNIIOLM, CMy, Fluids; et SIN LaS 17 tltincs Of LW Isminefo - , -y lines of the LEON DRAANNIE MAR CHh$01.M.. fhcs run $IulkLuJjI alOng redefine hue beu. CH 1101.43, Qu Ifl s..--.dos,.. silo RigM*Wey Line belie a of the CIty of Winter GELCNRI$T, NORRIS CHi$OLM, Oftus of contribatlone hive taowceet1.flp.w cuve InCIUdNIgItISI EUGINE CHI$OLM, WILIORD NASHVILLE, ne. (UP!) aided there was rue sign of drug A confidential report at come In from all over the Sn me Nsi*erty RWO.eI.Wey of a radles of 115511 feet, a lying In seminole County, Fiends, and mere CNIM..Neunt Elvis Presley's personal pisysi. abuse. SS0.lIldPSbltNiRSIlU Baptist Is said to conclude that country, and en aseoud to ugresip 11".a clvi pirticulanly dosa'Ibsd as foIIews ciii has been accused byhis Bat In a complaint released nearly toxic levels of codeine, receive them ii bs ad at Lii WofsoId sprnNs HAMMOCK liensrs.aIdNes,tgslses,erethi, Let SD, of Ones, Ov.W,e and , arc pears of iu.ny prescribing Tuesday, the board of medical barbiturates and placidyl were the Qidnq Stale Bank. frisada RE FLAT, Thence run S. N degrees IlntOr-gs N. W, thegil, undsjr ' il linlalIWeel 96d*' Eq ' agsNGmel$yAyI OP FRANN00 S" W aisiug the N5i*aiiy do a 111.3 feet Of Let 1, lyhug Sev* Of and examiners said Nichopolous discovered In the Presley of the Kusone said. Many _____ dswass W$4I44foatg,uns Atlantic Ceest Raitreed rIgid. paini, for - po 'r soppilid Presley wIth 96 pre- autopsy. Placidyl is a sedative persons have' demanded Pest Rigiut.ot.woy Of Ihuti Reed, *11 00 deiree. 11' 00" I a Eutsnu Of of.woy, Ilsok 0,Line Of D.R. fore POINT OP IESINN INS: 11&l. feet to*e level MNduelrs ISMVI lily diM, title ei lilalsot in LWII dá, renewing ipseulalhes that acriplians on fl occasions listed In a number of toziloilcal Earrows addr.. or t4,pkrs Thence Minus S. N me uvy as orent aro degraee Lit 31, thence run N. N degr 31' to me pies thereof recoffi. lI the ce of death belwissi Jan.20, 1VTI, and Aug. journals as beh lethal when number, and i.e said she 1111" W. ilSie 0010 Ne11Rei1V 11" V., hug 1110 Sell LW Of L$ in I, 's * 1, 'egs RII.et.Way Ins. a doisnu Of 31. a Ilelsnu Of 31.0 ,,mnc Receide 10, 1T1-thedat.o(hisdeath. combined with codeine. p wai*idtotellhimlug,oaidrel IS ospus*im cly, toheW$NJ$RlgidOf.. PeW if I5SbmlIug. seet to me Qr. Gourgs Nidiapoloes, the The diip Nidiopølous al- Dr. E. Eric Muirhead, who In hell." TO APPEAR ANO PLEAS SECTION Il WIVLWItU.$.N*SV17&SSaS IS That me City SERVICE lv PUSLICATS00I) actually conducted the autopsy, NII-matmecsI,cil ItNeCItyOfWwersprmgs TO: hi OfficiSl Raaards leek St the City Of Winier %pnlnssCo ALL iuean h*u, dovlse, has lies determined that a. Pe*IO me PuBlIc 11 a yew cs chUN before i RIWds Of llerthhiel that l did not sign the final report Barrow makes a buskwu of Nin, Ce'nfy, F$ejW, zoning beatles. grant.., aasIpeØg, lining claeslticat Ion if *si RU would hi t .1 MedIcal Issued by Franciaào and has buying up deliaient tan run Ner1tmustsrtyeiegsa1lRIgi.. daealficet Ion of CI would be cso. WITh the surrounding liemis, csdeiru, trustees, en elIWr with hiS IWYIMding pUperty wilhuin Insrs that he provtdsd Line billie a 011VI 1S4$VI ffSO4.t Wibilli Wet City, oni will said the hoapltal attorney has certificatse Ursnghoe Florida. e me city, sn wIn delmansu, by tiusegli, under sr. , ssu*urn. ly liav rujs a rsdlus PrUley variety of Of mis Ofihiancu, me *IIIst PRANK II MAE CNII0I*' St me advised him not to coinmeed on In mod hulanres, the prepeety of Nun Crdinokcs. City imclI dees hare,, amy the dec.aaed, Ml alt unknown Parthps foj, central eusle Of SI ellenilasts, dspresunts and her*v amy the matter. hevkie an deimbug Ii have Zinkug Mi, owners r.dsiin them within a doilies IS' N". a eke,d beerMi Of , X%-- - OMdeI a . , Of rWd. Near me OfN.10lWeN1P5V'l.*irc NmiinOf by descrIBed. You .J' Plerida and tue bedsee his City'scorn. hereinafte, Puerile, aid the C$ys corn. Johmton sld there was aleo reimbursing him plus imsrmi _ S- ________________ ____ By State Examiners S - WHEREAS, Florida Statute , La of _______________________________I Flda provides that a nwnlcip.l corporation may annex property _______________________________ __________________________________ ______________________ into its corporate limits, upon the $-tbin petft of m pining and adopting a non. _______________________ . - Imirasncv odnac lea demonstrator, earn e*tfI Moftir will do bebylitting h property; Friendly Hmq cash from home anytime, Infants I $tT1U WHEREAS, the city Council of Parties. Call 32S4So from lb t "• flu City ot winter Springs. Plaids. & also booking parties. 5 duirous of annexing and redefining the boundaries of the Baby Sifting for Children municipality to includs the subject mnmyChrl$tianhomel3lares COOKS & CASHIER$• property pursuant to me aumority si.siu ,,,.. contained In tlte City Charter of the Experience desired. Good pay City of Winter *ines, Florida, and Insurance, vacation, crd 1llnlfrUCtlOns Florida Statute 111.044, General ___________________________ union & profit sharing. Apply, Laws of Funds. person Lake Mary N Food NOW THEREFORE the City of LaksMaryllvd.atl.t âramlcCluses WWer Springs, Florida, hereby Enroll now. Classes start Sept, 17. . ordains: ' V Make your own Christmas gins. Wanted Desk Clerk. sicrioss i- mat me City of Apply inperlon Pfr3fl.1l75. Winter Springs, Florida, does SumnorsCsramlcs Holiday Inn lakefront 1ueu'Ith and does hereby annex and ___________________________ redefine me boundary lines of the For a career in Real Estate cp that," said the shod, p1Wnp oftheLad&çperandthelate mother of seven. "I iromlaed Presidoid and I1rs. .i& F. the Lard I would look after Fedo Kennedy. and I will Until I die, or he ' Gadsden County Tax Cofl. one." tor W. A. Summerford Fedo, 66, is confused mod of gpsfl&J 1x4 helpiesa since theUme,sheuld. statelawwasstridlyfoliowed. "He doesn't understand what makes m sick. I would Is going on, she said, looking throih a window of the neat w'o,id." he said. "The l of frame house to where her property for noiçayment of talking softly to his dog derdand this man (Xenon) Is He has been in and out of mentally Incosnpetsrat. mental holpitals frequently over the past 20 years. He can iliavailable to riper sure to get DEADLINES annexation of - - - __________- -- p - . •. - ,-.-,. _.' -.' :'l.S.f - I _____ I -,- V.- •- - _____ �I r• p F '' r ; r . • . . . . 7 - - - . . . . p 1. 1 i Wdnssdiy, SW. 12,17 I1I1v.&,lHsra, Sanford, Fl. . . q ' •...:. ' ' .•,... " CIA - .',. .,.. .. .: . .I . ~I . .P I . ' S I I _ . . -- , " 111111164811111111 61011". PC. ,ucis soos SIPTIMIIR 13.1 , " 0% ILADI CUT ,~.". k ~~ ! ~1 WISTIRN COIN FED \ir' ' 1 'W.D hAND USDA CHOICE ROUND -4 . ROAST ~ BREASTQUARTERS I !~! I I PINKY P1. Pon PRISM OS SMOItID ICONOMY ONILI$S IOTTOM I GROUND BEEF ' - i . I . . I 1. : ~ ~ I S sum,111111 , S .. We LI. 1 1 1 1 1 1,01 1 1 1 1 " . 1 . F 1i".'. ".,.; .~ ;!, . ..', A. , l 4f.~ .' -~~~,S-- r~61~ ' ; .~ "~.fI -,%t4.:.0_~ I "'-,~ _-. I ilif~-"-,:,~kik . Il c'.,~.t ... .~-' .:,~-.';m. .1 11-,~j:."-~ ~ 1"t,~-.' - ,-~,,~l , 4 ". *'-,NPI jLit.~.*Ji,k_f' 1. r...""ii,-,;_~ -~ , II ~:_.., I 4 . 4 I.,.*. 1.--.~.".-.F_1 • SI Stew Moat • •• • • S ' L ~.N~~'~.~"." ". ; - il F;-~~ t;o. IS. •' $159 ~1 4, .I . 1. ~I U I . 7 .9 L. , M'L ~ ~-_i I .."., ,2 -•-- ':'-. -1 ' ' - - 1 . __ .-., .. * 1~ , ,,*".''. 1 " . - -11,4', x, ."'. 1~-;,.i#r."i-'.. ,~)V, , , - ~.," ,_, ". , ...-, .:; -* . , t,-,. ~ , , , ~LI 11; ,, $i - . T . _. .~'..., ..- ... . 1 .-",. ' ROUND STEAK - - MN S HORT 11' IONUI IVI TIN RUMP ROAST .. •. `111"'Mum M chIld SOUNS hONShU CHUCK ROAST . - - csc w.. Sw* USDA CHOICI V •'• L",- ' .: - I j~A;rI.,-',~'." ~ ~' 1 .. ~ 7'.. ..;~,~"%_...-_:~,~%, ~. -*,,,,,., ..~:'If-,~ 'I , - _* I., if1 . , .. _4ir'.1z".1-3. ~A .1t,:~1 ' __ _ 76-year-old Prichard, Ala., woman died of a heart attack before storm-delayed doctors could reach her. And, a man was killed in a Dothan, Ala., At least eight deaths were traffic accident at the height of attributed to the storm and hundreds were injured. Hundreds of homes and businesses were flooded and highways were washed out or made impassable by debris. Alabama National Guardsmen were patrolling Mobile streets the storm. A woman presumably drowned when her boat overturned near Pensacola. Fla. Louisiana authorities said two men died after being washed off offshore installations that would being Massive"1 Hundreds were hurt from remaining threats from Fredenc. The storm continued to weaken with top winds of 70 mph, but with a few hurricaneforce gusts expected near the flying debris, although half a million people had fled coastal areas in advance of the storm. Damage along the coast was enormous. Estimates in Missis- ;;j r' CAITOP4 0. td,.s . . .,.-' I I. i.. - • . . .AIl NAVOSS cic - ..: - :'-' -; - Z, ••_,•f I DMNIIS 't I:C -- -, "-.• I I' I. . . ss4 - 1. COI!EF . Si - CAN ---'-- 4 ' • wu'.1 . - • - - .. - -a.. A? I .3 k . *11%,, - - • I .' -' Z ' - ' , ,' s Mo un t El 1 1(1 Er p ts u CATANIA. sli ll\I ('1 MOUflt l'.ttia el lipti-il like t, . it all U1 4i'flflflhl tticin, aid Large areas along tile coast near Meridian, Miss., moving first (leatlis on tilt,sl(,pes ,if N14, ~!IJ;1111 I-111th's sal(l tile were without power as the savage winds broke lines and poles. A lXl was blown several hundred feet from its parking Place at the Mobile airport and left upside (IOWfl in the middle the sill-It'd volcano ,ilp 1, 1. 1110. teuri.ts '.hi illeel vcru nttiit'i at it1" h% tile blast h'ili;u L. of a street. The National Weather Ser- toward the north at 15-20 mph. It is expected to turn to the northeast later today. Frederic barrelled into land between Mobile and Pascagoula. Miss., around 11 p.m. EDT Wednesday, blacking out much of the resort area. Small of tile *%*01atile villrallo oil ,I to stop a rash of looting. hauled in and two evacuated vice in Mianii discontinued all The second hurricane to hit the mainland this month killed at least three people in offshore oil workers were killed in a car wreck north of New Orleans. tornadoes spun off front tile coastal warnings and said that heavy rains, possible floods and tornadoes were tile greatest main storm as it overland, moved to the adding (IamaL'e- . 1812. The siiehhn lililit iii dibl tt ful (lii-''! 111111 cii idi' v.11) iitistr,d Iii t ail. In S1i(lV('r injured 23 others ad - \\ 'dii -li the guides ftc lava r(eare(I cloy ii in ' - eiII si' ttiiinI v.t'r e killed the 200 l':tiroI('I'I tout Ists, !t liii' it(lt - ti flov, but iiiiist of the'iii f it their :'Os, 1 t( they reported as ti - arrived near. the 111)finilini' thri'.' more bodies , , regular tout at ____ sunset We'diiesdav. 1111411.1 the masses of h'iidih'i s cut lava blasted i l lit If t ile itiahi crater --------- , utility poles, uprooting trees havoc on the Perdido Key area boat was missing anti presumed to get to Pensacola Beach, but of v.iite'i rust' out of Estaiiihta (lie if "I it p:11 and t't:ite 'ifflie sending an awesome surge in southwestern I':sciIlibii drowned. police were keeping people out Bay and poured over (lit' pliech it i' III'IIt iiiiff aiiil landed UI of water rolling over the barrier County. At least 150 mobile At least six people were in- of evacuated areas until Gai- t'o,i l'uuit clt'vclopiiieitt. liarkiric lot I) (cci away. " islands and resort beaches. homes were destroyed and jtirel, including an ambulance lawmen could establish patrols Officials said it state' building "There is no power in tile Kendig said at least 120 hoines County also took a severe blow I'll dle early today, unroofing and from Frederic's 95 mph ads county except for emergency fit driver whose rescue vehicle to prevent looting. Ilerc t(e I' Wits 11111,00fed and at Ivil~t 100 liMel, liiiv,;. the posh Grand flooding homes and businesses, and overturned in Pensacola durin I, (I 01's down a ll hoities were flooded. 1111111 % l, Mid most "The key situation is that we 15-foot storm tide, but the generators, roads are development were iflnUil(IatC(i, the height of the stornu. knocking out power and phones - ii', i - F (lit- t iui:tt aitet itt' client fallen trees and hare almost no power in the "One of tits deputies said Ins damage in Fort Walton Beach blocked by and washing away roads. One lull e' let i I at iltive. Santa Heroic volunteer firemen The curious and the evacuat- county. We have no traffic parents itonit' had wate't- up I (I and Panama City to the east power lines and some coastal woman was missing and was relatively minor, areas are underwater. We're rescued 45-year-old Dr. John eel caine out of shelters at signals, roads are difficult to tilt, roof," Santa Rosa Slie'ri1f c Uei.a I c', ii I )tfe'ilse' I)ircetijr presumed drowned. virtually shut down except for Langley of Mobile, Ala., from a daylight wanting to know and pass and if we let a bunch of 11. Richard Noi ri said. .....he- louis lilt't said We're trying When daylight showed the ci it peo ple gt't hack its scion a:; State officials said at least emergency services,'' Es- 40-foot capsized boat he clung to see the damage caused by the ears loose in the county, we're south oct'cuu1rorit I Part of tin. havoc Frederic had unleashed 250,000 persons fled the cambia itil.' Iii (lt';sti ill) and we abo ji County Administrator for six hours in the' intracoastal storm. By mid-morning, 200 going to have, a dangerous t'ouiiuty Intel thee' iliost deuti;ige under the cover of darkness, Panhandle before Frederic's Rod Kendig said. v. an tI:e'ii i Ili their hiottIe.s :;v t waterway near Pensacola. An ears were lined up at the situation,'' Kendig said. One st ore' at Gulf iticeze looked thiv , d''tt't 't cc he'd c-lean hr Vivian Hoffert of the Escambla howling winds began snapping Frederic wreaked the most unidentified v.uiinan aboard his Pensacola Bay Bridge waiting In Santa Rosa Count y, a wall like it Intel expluch It tilt' and !e'ei t, , 'rs.'' -- '• - '' , - • - - "J v e-A1, IVA Lf 4II ..1 C To ,Cut Services - . By DONNA ESTES pointed not only to a disen- venience store instead of on the Mrs. Matthews said. taxes road patrolling." "We were Herald Staff Writer chantment with "The majority of people The Lake Mary City Council generally, but also with the telling them they can make cuts thought the city council could at a 6 p.m. special meeting city's nine-member police In the number of city em- cut expenses, Mrs. Pat today will decide where to chop department and other em- ployees, in the parks and Christie of 232 E. Wilbur Ave., $70,095 in services from its 1979- ployees, but also with the city recreation program," said Mrs. said. - "Perhaps the people 1980 budget. The action results government's management of Fedderson. realized there is supposed to be from Tuesday's voter rejection city funds, "We thought It was a bad a re-evaluation of prope rty in One woman who asked her time for a tax Increase. People 1980 and our taxes are going up of a proposed tax increase. At the Tuesday election the name not be published said the are just about loaded down with again," Mrs. Brenda Day of voters by a better than 2-1 the referendum was the first taxes," said Jane RiCharde of Evansdale Road said. margin, denied the city fathers' step in cleaning out city ball. Fifth Street. "We have too "1 think the city co uncil can request for an increase in taxes "We need an entire new city many widows on fixed incomes cut (lOWn on the police departfrom $3 per $1,000 assessed council, one that is interested In living here. We felt we don't meat," Mrs. Anna Jardine of valuation to $4.25. The new tax serving the public and doing need any new city hail right Fifth Street said. rate must, according to state what the public wants instead of now and believed this is the sort 1think the city's money is law, now be no more than $2.84 pursuing their own way of doing of thing the city council is being spent wrongly," said Ed things." per $i,, pushing for. We felt by Pratt of 355 Evansdale Road, Another woman said the city tightening up the budget the "We don't Why did the voters turn down need the police the referendum? What was council has "grandiose Ideas" city could iiet by." she said gl&.rr*,,i,,n• cit.. have their message to the city for the small community of lon't see why ihurt too many police officers. Lake Mary. One woman said council? the city to have a few less' "I would like to see someone "We sent them a message she receives nothing for her tax policemen and! think the city on the city council who would that we don't want higher dollars to the city. "I don't have could e*done without a city know how to spend our nioney taxes," said Mrs. Dorothy a paved road, no water, no manager - for a little while," wisely," Pratt said, Fedderson of Lake Shore Drive, sewer service and no police Mrs. RiCharde said. Councilman Francis Mark ,t IL,. 4 ._.1. rn..,&i.... I . IL.. ....Ii.,... )V1UL UI IIIV comments IIIUC )" uc!.UuSi. VV II IAWIX "We are being taxed to death said among the suggestions he for the record, however, standing around the con- from every direction," Mrs. will make to his colleagues 11111111111111111111 Virginia Matthews of Country tonight is that city employees Club Road said, "We don't need be placed on a 32-hour work nine policemen in this town. I week, saving nearly $600 suggest the city council cut the weekly and perhaps saving some of the four patrolmen's Around The Clock ..........4* Horoscope ................. 4B police department to four. Bridge .................... 4HHospital "As far as the fire depart- jobs. 2* Calendar 5* Obituaries ................. ZA meat is concerned, I can't The city council had said if Comics 4B OURSELVES -------------- lB understand why the council the referendum were not ap. .. I-lA refuses to permit the volunteer proved, four officers would Editorial .................. 4A Television ZB fire department to buy the new have to be cut from the police P i - PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!) - County Sheriff's Department Hurricane Frederic threw declared: "We have a disaster shrieking winds and flood tides here." at the bays, bayous and barrier Neighboring Santa Rosa Lake Mary ::. d~ a cannon shom,ring tier lava on 200 tourists and killing nine of thetii in the sippi alone were running into the hundreds of millions of dollars. 1 1 I,.. D . center. At 9 a.in. EDT, the storm center was near latitude 32.3 north, longitude 88.6 west, or Decision Due Tonight 1 8 Storm. Lashes Western Panhandle Into ' Disaster' . 1111- MVI 70'I$. Alabama, four in Louisiana and one in Florida. A 4-year-old boy (lied when his mobile home blew over at Grand Bay, Ala. A - Hurricane Frederic battered the Gulf Coast with 130 mph winds and torrential rains today, smashing cars and buildings, snapping power lines and causing extensive flooding before being downgraded to a tropical storm. 'I calouN: $11' UITh 1 0 Dam..ge MOBI LE. Ala. ____ L W.DI*AN0 100% P1111 . PORK CHOPS. i;I C ~ ~_-:.-., ~, I .,~ !")` ~.. I SWW ;ti I . I i iw 0 I c c £ MPS ROAST ! '., r i s _________ CHUCK i n 1 Frederic ___ , , USDA PIIMIUM OIADt FRESH IY CHOICE 0 4 !QJ ______ 2a - 481.280)- Price 15 Cents cusps ITO) _________________ ___ WI hAND USDA I WWWWW '' L ftft- L V1• 11 1110) -iiiiiiiiiiiiI TO 122 $ - __ I0701 7210) 0,173 Evening Herald . . . WW QUANTY PUVID 7 IIT 2)333 TO 1 34 101,411TOI 43,013 TO) L$ 101,307 TO I 13,10 TO I 7,01 TOI III 30,243 10) 7,17710 1 3311 TO) 10 101 344 13,2010) 1,100 TO) ___ __ 443 TO I TO 1,217 I 1,0 I 1 0 TO 103 330 TO 701 TO 1 1,474 4101 10 1 130 TO I 341 TO) 1,121 TO I 3MS 3010) 40701 434T01 *7.010 'I":______ W -.:. , %'I ~t S PCI 7 11011 VUTS T IS 00 .00 30.00 10.00 $00 2.00 1.00 TOT .r- W "* - : PCI 0 01 PCI 011 $1011 NO. Cl 00 S • r. k-00 L' ,?,~ , s, ;. __ '?'.1'. •'• 1 , •.. s'-- _ II. . 1. tu , . .: • I -1 - - 1. , --- - _-.. -_ •. '- _---. I -. _•_ ------ - - , - 11, 11 '.:_ . - '" "" - - •' - - - '----- 71 __ ,. - • -- .*.-.._ ... -- • - Es-: '- __... -I - I .; 'z.. . -' ___________ ' -• • I - .'• . . -' -, - I '---p. -I .:.-.-:. I •, - - J - ' ____ -. 'Ct' I?, - - 11 - .. .,.,.' ,,...,,, ' IIV1$T , i ........ ;•• VINe. .' 'The Monster' ... and Ed and Vesda Williams. Seminole Today . ...,.,,..,....,,.,. .,..,.,.....,,,, ....,.,,,,....,. Dear Abby lB ..• Weather ................... ZA truck they have offered to buy," department. Busing Tops School Parley Four separate courtesy busing requests were heard by the have tripled and there Is just "too much traffic in too small an I, Seminole County School Board Wednesday night. As talked about the safety of their children, the discussions with the Ms. Coberly remarked that she "feels like I'm talking to a stone board members often became heated. wall," when she goes to the school board and urges members to Courtesy busing is a policy whereby the school district provides "Come look at it. We cannot go on like this at this point." bus transportation to children who live within two miles of their She explained to t board she is trying to send off students schools. The district only has to transport students who live schools. from athoolinsitlftsdui-ing the hectic time after school and using farther than two miles but can offer a courtesy to some students teachers to direct traffic. within the two-mile limit. The beard voted 54 to refer the complaint to the safety cornA safety committee, composed of a representative from the mittee. school board and representatives from the county conunlaslon, Parents from the T. W. Lawton Area approached board countywide advisory committee, and county sheriff's office will wonde ring why they did not receive courtesy busing as they did review requests for courtesy If asked by the school board, Istst year. - - - Three of the groups wanted theschool board todirect the misty Martha Graham, Butler Bon Court of Oviedo, claimed half committee to check out their sIt1, but one groiç wanted empty buses were going by while students within the two-mile Immediate action because, as Mark Trottler, the Lake Hodges limit walk to Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo. She referred Estatespokeinanadd, "We are talking about chikh'en'aUyes," tothshasdaofcrouthglligiiway52o and rj .mad tracks onthe The first poiç to address the board on busing was from the way toscbool.ScboolbordVláe.(liafrman Allan F. Keeth noted, SkylarkHomeowneaA Mrs. ,j,aaulk,making "PrIony,Inotwg with picking p kids jf there is for that group of about 3opa said courtesy ugshould be room." PM Telsoc, anethsr school board member, made the extended to the studeuda going from Skylark to Longwood motion that School Siçerudendeid William Layer check to sale it Elementary School because there are no sidewalks and It Is one of there is room on buss, going to Lawton Elementary School. The the heavier tramcmi routes In ioogwso, accorn to pouce motion was apprwe chief Greg Mamft no ItArd group to the board about courtesy busing Mrs. Chaulk tuned the requset ow to the Lengws,d said it did net ward to wait two weeks for any report. Parents hi, Elementary prindpaiArlit. Cobsrli. Ms. Cherluplaffied that oupu1dtheir children walk on new sidewalks that the tried to get courtesy heahig these years ago and was (SeICHOOL, Page 2*) • • - •••.-.•---- • • . • '- -. -'.- n• ..- -- •' S S..-t- a - .-. - -. • - -- . .• -.-• --. - - . officials to correct the situation, but no solution has been found. The couple begins shaking and Seminole County engineers said they have talked to public works director Jack start scratching their heads again. The Williams' home at 121 Graham Road, Fern Park, is located immediately in front of the Waverly Drive Lift Station, Pipes carrying water to and from the lift station pumps run parallel to the Williams' property line, barely six Inches from the end of their lot. During periods of high water use when the lift station is operating at capacity, vibrations are sent through the ground into the Williams' home. Schuder, county cornmissioner Sandra Glenn and others. "it's a unique problem that we haven't been able to solve, but we are determined to find a solution. We've got consultants working on it now," said Schuder, "They respond right away, and I really think they are trying to help. But each time they send someone he Just looks at the situation and winds U) scratching his head," said Williams. - said the 25-year-old Williams in an interview, "It dO)'t last too 10(18 and it doesn't get too loud, It's sort of dull murmur that sets lflYthIfl8 Wm vibrating," added a Williams. According to Williams, the last time the vibrations were examined was several weeks ago. At that time, he said, consultants (rota Miami were called in and they, too' were perplexedby the vibrations. He said the consultants believe the final solution may require digging up their yard and packing it with clay, "We don't understand why they can't dig up their own pump Instead of our station that neighborhood residents complained was unduly noisy and caused vibrations. "When we moved in here two years ago, they wei e tearing out the old equlpmeuit. There were bulldozers aad jackhammers going all day long. When they finished, we thought we'd have peace. Now we'll probably get the bulldozers back," Mrs. Williams said. The station, an enclosed concrete blockhouse, has been sarcastically dubbed "the Monster" by the Williamses, They said thus far they have had to replace one full-length wall mirror in their dining room that has been Jarred loose by the vibrations. Its replacement has started to come ajar. They said their real fear ,is the potential damage to the foundation of their home that prolonged vibrations may create, Williams, whose career is real estate, says he is concerned about the effect the problem can have on tht home's value. If necessary, he said, he may _____________________________________ put-s tic legal act ion against the t-ouiitv to resolve the matter. 'Ike' Waverly Drive :-tatioui already has cost the ('cli mo - tiioi'e than $110,000 to replace and repair e'qti pit ient and Schuder said it is bound to cost "thousands itiore" before the situation is corrected,, ''It's certainly gotten to . - -. t'. F ;-, ;F1i;1-,. -. ______ 4 ". __________ 11) - ii, * •' - - -•.-- - - . : - be a big headache for us as we'll,'' S'huder said. The public works director said before the digging up of yard has to be done, the county will try installing pipes of flexible materials to reduce the vibrations. As if the vibrations were not enough, the Williams said "the Monster" causes ii other problems. " 'Sometimes it really stinks. I don't know if there 1 - - -, is a leak or what, but the odor from it is terrible," - said Mrs. Williams, "You can be out in the back yard cooking a steak and it starts to smell you don't feel Like eating anymore." There is a backup diesel generator at the station that kicks on during power Shortages, Williams said, But for some reason, every time the diesel unit starts, smoke and sparks fly out of the station, he said. - 'c - -. When their neighbors flush their toilets, Ed and Vesda Williams' home home," Vesda ,20, said. Ironically, the Waverly station was redesigned two years ago to replace a _ ,ft,___. -J - - --- -- ---- --. -.......--- Th e Shakes Williams and his wile, contend they repeatedly have tried to get county when its going tOat&t," - Perplexed BGEOFFREy POUNDS Herald Staff Writer "It's worse in the morning and later In the evening, whenever people are using a lot of water. It occurs every day, but YOU can never be sure exactly Iter,i(iJ Photo! byG,oltr,y Pounds _" 3. __ Officials ouse G • - Fr __ ___ j i I 1: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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S . , • . -. S 1 • ••• S . . - - - • ... - --- --S --S.---- - -r-----'- ..- 010 q - - --•- - .sI .,... 4.- , •. . . .. s . .- -- -- - - -.-- - -• ......... - - - .5 .. . .-. .. •. - - -, . .. .•. .. _, . -. - - _ . .- --I 114ttw * Eveg 72nd Year, No. 13 -Monday, November 26,1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 , Evening Herald—CUSPS 481.280)—Price 13 Cents Apartments May Rise From Sanford Fire Rubble U ed Downtown Area Is Site - By DONNA FTFS trustee, l5 days notice todemollahor the - weakened condition and might fall. The Herald Staff Write, city will do It for them. fire was In the twoitory factory fur Downtown Sanford may get Its second "The city can go ahead with Its ac. niture More at First Street and Palmetto, blgh.rlse apartment complex. At least It lion," Krfden said today, pointing out the In ether business at tonight's meeting, is In the talking stage, said John Knlder, owners are receiving. bide for the the commission will consider a request as of the four owners of the block of demolition. LOU from the fire has been from builder, Jack Schubert, for a property extending from Sanford Avenue estimated at $500,000. waiver of the subdivision regulations to Palmetto and First Street to Corn requiring installation of water and sewer mercial. KnIdsr said one of the owners, which ilnes at builder's expense for 15 lots on Xnlder said today. the group Is Include, himself, has suggested con Poinsetta and Grandview avenues. currently acquiring bids on the drurtlon of the high rise apartment demolition of the remaining walls of the complex at the site. The only ether high Schubert is asking the city to share In structur, razed by fire 15 days ago. rise apartment complex In downtown the cost of the utility Installation to the The city commission is holding a public Sanford is Brain Towers, a senior lots. Schubert's first request was for hearing during Its meeting at 7 p.m. citizens retirement ccrnplez seven lots. Installation costs for seven today to begin condemnation procedures The city conrnkiIon set today's public lots have been estimated by city per. an the structure. City Building Official hearing after receiving a report from soon.! at $15,450. Bill Bracsland has recommended the Zoning Director Al Payne that the The commission will also consider city commission order immediate "cracks In the wells oo the southeast and designating a representative to the demolition of the standing walls, calling southwest corners of the building - are Seminole Ccnunwüty Action board of the walls a potential hazard. In danger of falling." He added the directors. The city's seat on the board If Braciland's recommendation Is - rembng shell Is unsafe. has been vacant since City Corn. heeded, the city will give the owners, Fire QmlefG.orgsM. Harriett alsoslid miioner Julian Stenstrom resigned represented by S. Joseph Davis Jr. as the walls of the building are In a some weeks ago, Aun1*rWh1r19_ by . Hal Kaufman_ NAME GAME! CMuIas: barnes. letters if capitalized eases to fill blaabs. 1. DORA crsseed lbs _.2. ELM att.ndid lbs _. 3. MARY Isinid lbs 1*114. OLGA IA IM... IU A. IU I . OW w U -. 5AUi It Away •t •r., Is Originally. this month was called Ss.tilis* which means sixth. A certain Roman emperor renamed it _ for himself. Which month? .a,.Mv tIwj s £q wssi ,$t__ v P1 Niwil "My pulse ysisag p11 sew Wallow se wslt,' laid lbs former. pseeds Pon In" ft Now macb dues his pie wi1? VOW no-AMA U013012 What's lost? Whet's the best thing to do about apathy? Shrug it off. Whet's the best lhin to do for seN hands? Nothing. Whet's ft best way to mix cabbags salad? In Maw mallen. A HAVE IT WORDNUARI A simple weld ,gure . - - reads*wsanwØn MM 77 86M Is. unusvaIku *At ho of the lei . . In the $eurwsrdsused -. are A's. What's mere, the A's appssr$n -. symmeinicel mont. I - Justler fun, see ysucaucemplelellis ___ wdioscerdlngto I Ihess dukHiea: p BOUND DDEDE 11 ODEON Calls U.S."Satanic Power' Khomeini Seeks An Army Of 20 Million . if I Where *V difm.s wds *sit.s I CAN YOU TWIT YOUR (YEs? There are at bsst Ms Isfolfo batuss. W -batfom paL.N5 HIM y ose e lied Ibis? chnh snowslIb IMU bslsw. &uJ sees *WWII au' P'O s 1i M4 1 .I&ur mrrijss == le we V I i i NefaWpsIng.' , ew. NW 0 N 1 HOLD THAT LIES p To Late. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini addIran's aO million youths must all mmmmm hostages Sunday. He said the 49 were in Sunday shouting "Death to Carter," "Death to RELATED STORIES lCbomsW today called on all Irniini to acquire be trained to guns. Iran "m have an army reasonably good physical condition — although America," and proclaimed in a broadcast "If the ON PAGE 2A mll1ty training so that the 111111031C republic can of N mIllion," to confront "the world's biggest wearing the same clothes since the embassy was Imam (Khomeini) calls for the Jihad (holy war) confront "the world's biggest satanic power - satanic power — the United Slates," he mid. against Shah Mohammed Rem Pahlavi. seized Nov. 4. One suffered from chicken pox, not one American soldier can stand In front of the United States" - with an army of 30 million. The 78.y.ar.old leader moke - as Mothun A spokeemm for the militant students holding another had cold and a third had blisters, us." - "U there is neglect, your cowry will be students holing the besieged U.S. Embassy for the Americans captive for the 23rd day today The strong anti-American statement also called destroyed," the "-nic leader told a group of the 23rd day diamied that the United Stat.i' telephoned United Press International Sunday to Acting Foreign Minister Abol Hassan Ban1 on all Moslems to go to war against the United young Modern evoluilonary guardiwimo met him geverament "knew" the shah WU DCI sick before ask Uthere had been any ruction 10 this proposal Sadr first said Sunday he was flying to New York States and "rub America's snout In the dirt." at his headquartsri In Qom Sunday. K graded him permission to enter a New York from the United States. today to address the United Nations, but a few The thousands who marched included Iranians vMln1's comment came as Secretary hotM. He said the students "will watch closely hours later it wax announced he would not come from two opposing factions - leftists who did not GaralKurtWaldhsimcalledanurgugm.etlng The succes, of future mediation attempts to Hansen's movements to make sure he was not atu miuecember. carry posters of the Ayatollah IthoqiiI and - the U.N. Security Council to discuss the Crisis tree the hadags appeared closely linked to the lying when he claimed to represent the American The Republican congressman was unable to thousands of Khomeini supporters. The two sides Jwwhidi Waldeilm called "the Most serious w1Hl'gee.. of Coegrees to hold a kiqilny Into the pee." say U he saw all the hostages In the embassy who jeered and heckled each other, bug there was no 1'ibss r' ' odJI&... skeWs -.ilIFd asoerdiag---- to con. MW students an demanding the return of the were kept "pretty much separate -- a few In one violence, 'N6 Urns for a meeting Wee scheduled, but veradlons butwes a U.S. Congressmen and shah to face trial In Iran and Washington has room and a few In another." He said he had an closed-doer conieltuflees wore ad for today. student leaders ladsy. . . flatly refund to extradite him. Interesting dialogue with the student captors. On the economic front, Iranian CII Minister it was the first time In it years a secretary Rq George Hiien, R.Idsho, In the Iranian Hansen, the first American official permitted to Akbar Molnfar warned, according to the officials general Invoked his epsc$al authority to an an capital on an unofficial "mercy mission," we and talk to the hostages at length, was led But there seemed no mood of reconciliation on Pars news agency, that any country adopting a urgent m.dW, a privilege usually reserved for pledged he would aSii 0onVeee to ad op a com blindfolded pad a mob of Iranians and Into the the streets where thousands of people, their hostile attitude to Iran would be subjected to an the limaniber countries of the Council. rnliaioii to hold as qsi _ryIa*o lJas allegeiw compound, where he spent four hours visiting the clenched fists In the air, marched on the embassy oil boycott. _ ¶ Carter Doubts U.N. Will Help • -C: . • ' .. • • - ______ •__. .. . .- ___ ____ 5 • - •. - . & 1 - . p - -- edica, Examinerat El s Around Bodies To Work thu spas uS Ike d pitfarmodon a ftnsk,ome, tlrnisrwd basis - he said. 7 the • - -. .. • - ait .Ia, I le $tsa4j kern kelly loan se who three or mmetims Mx r'tho *er they are requested. "They should at lead give u an gbwvdM ';-• the . - "Yes work with wM yes hiss," said Dr. window," he said. fl1p4,1., the •'- .• .I-1 . behisi.elSJ$leeina,pisesto Gorey. lath the medical 411011011101' AM his ___ a iad beeves intho -'ilu ad odd the me* offset of the cramped of disuse during an .usqsy, setoldoMrawl in. grutyatwg • kr t he did as — N W$ IgIij ,. i— ---- Is ____ need to work faat. But Salerno said that the room Is cramped. . at. an it I. a. . .-waleedt.b.asthss hi W coscorsid with wither problem, the *e1 UJ. bead it in*eanssin Coady. kaffof ras of utobIsca1sPlrwfor law officers who, by The solution to the merges problem Is already tift eiW Qs -A-I1 Iwo Ia in Uld Meis iti e, = Is,. , ho fur an autopsy. In the works, bug .zpsidos has bean delayed da. W1. as rsnd to present . • -. -. • "We have two an psepW' at the medical to the question of Sq',*ols Memorial HrVI*s I.Ff!r is PIIIISSd ft 01* in sissy d, b 1us ..1 lid * in 7' ewthwrs ace, said Salerno, who praised Drs. fate. amii as ekea dild kensis thS Garey s.d Irvpig far their work .i . Dir. Car .,ku,M,i*n ___ (eIO(TPW - • - '•.. -., . \ —I Th third break-la within $rnonthgata provided a lid of current and pad em tanks we would have probably found 5nIno)e County water and sewage ployees at the plant because It appeared than dead," he said. treatment plant occurred Friday to be "more than off-band vandalism." No employees were known to have sometime between I am. and noon, "If the average person had been been at the plant during the most recent according to County Administrator fianbilog around with those cholorlzme occurence. -. - 111 no w______ ' Vandals knocked a window framefrom the motel sewage treatment building. Nothing is known to hove beeo taken, but the 1-rinol. Sheriff's Department Is Mill - A"\ assessing the damage, Nelswendes said. The plant Is located In south central SnIpcl, County south of Howell Creek on Dike Road. Nelswemder said the latest break-in, at the plaut seemed tobe IV* same kind of —;- • . ;;-; • puocess"astheprevioustncldunmt,whena eSbefl suales lbS resale of I Car whkh Week a it*y psi, beth mmiii laboratory was was stolen. $ulerd Avasee, thle ssrule$. The car, drives by aU Reynaite of ftawdt on the same we at the water to ptrout. struck a isle sheet a half-aft useth of lbs letirwétles with state Rite 427, mad building, vandalsricadly cased slier NsMdsd while passlug a truck, jet busy, * as. Sam lb. Fiends MAN worth of damage unçs -- ___ motors electrical circuits opening W WJ __ k careless driving, and a1 Ireeper. ..d tahoe I. k.:!: Mesenlal U9114111. whore he was treated and '' lank notion ¶dsr aid Investigators were AiLii - WASHINGTON (UPI) - President favors a resolution demanding the tm- was ,not particularly" optimistic, "but Carter backs an emergency meeting of mediate release of all hostages, and we're trying In every way we can." the U.N. Security Council on the Iranian calling for talks to settle U.S.Iranian crisis, but Is "not particularly" op. - differences. Carter decided to go along with timid that it will lead to the release of Looking grim, and showing the strain Waldheim's call after receiving the 49 American hostage.. of his ordeal on his return to the White assurancos the council will endorse Administration officials say an House Sunday from an elght.day stay at America's position In the crisis, officials overwhelming majority of-the council Camp David, Carter told reporters he said. Vandals Hit Sewage Plant Again l• - .•.•, 1 7 — , -• - S.- I. , Remains of the furniture factory (above) at First Street and Palmetto Avenue may be demolished to make room for a high rise apartment complex. - : -- - • - -. — • —'--- 1_u. - J$t hess in ii •.. IØ st i .ului1it4116ss, to v. Gerop in _: N. 1 1 bI#' et Ibi stall 11O l The Nudist Vu if s.k11Y ssdMeomm,isd odVMMI lab cm ho d to pN*1 s • . Ow ffaffilWs t5It. iid Dr. Ait * l • ___ raw o it IlikulL lab tidu is prIytotho cerpee, bat it is hediy wUMed, unattended or under rupicts. clw'-iatacsj [1F - ey aaidhi as his 15,111 in dMa Bat, 'Ike ladu]ty atr,des," be said, ex. to "p.',d the merges, .ea messy to y bS hi wsrIu abed officer being ex. thejobButInJan ry,adscision ,ilJ be mob le Ike working ckcw are not on whetherSemliele Memorial wIUc 1 s.a its 41111111r he aid. costyoperated facility or become a private awcershsvstoda.dduict1yinthesmall hospital. ibis wilaseft the procedure, a Until a decision Is mad., the medical einer 00" MIWO jil mn mom as WVrall Not only will have to ccdkft oft ft pser Willies is - -•.•• • •• • - . 5 ----------- :- . IN 71 '. �S 5 . I .5.- I . ..S ...___ .......- - - ........S ...... . ... S . ' - -. -., * _ 5_ .. S. . S ... '.5.,.. .5.,.'- S • 5 -5* A—Evening Nelibi. Sanford, Ft. Mondsy, NOV. U, VVORLD 91 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Lake Mary,e Ai*d Coming Thri Department pgiic Safely çr* to k.H wnter and sewer ned, aft tr"' ina trmc Club Road. Benson said another for regultory In the corn- lines to the Rinehart Road and Lake director to the city. The cat, if ar ea to be concentrated on Initially ___ mzlt, fresI op for ether as Enma Road as to promote In. approved, would coma U*eeI the he railroad crossing on Lake The search for state and federal $2,000 Included In the c .4 budget dW5ttIal development. US. Depsitnut Of T'aniodMIon. Mary Boulevard and near the funding to ease Lake Mary's for the iioj.d. Kulbes said the city Is receiving a Kulbes said some regulatory signs elementary school. financial strain has been successful In addition, city o4Ma meting good recommendation from the haveaire.dy been ordered widerth e In one Intance and looks very good with U.S. Deportment of Cniros Sate Depsrtme* of Transportation approved grant. Police Chief Harry The third project, for which fundo In two others, according to (my puaJ ki Tillè---p I west (DT)toftJbdfora$3o,010gra,gto Benson said emong the situ whir, we being requited, Benson said, Is Manager Phil Kulbes. were told "rhw', good" the create a traffic bureau within the algm will be located we the various for a pilot project to collect data to. Kulbes said today the tity his city may be ireed fOr a US. police department. The grant would hderusdlorn of Stats with like aid In engineering road conreceived a $10 -000 VIA ftim, dw Economic Development (EDA) provide for one police to be Mary so do m ad with 000*y dndkL IN BRIEF Japan Police Protesters Clash Over 3-Mlle Island TOKYO (UP!) - Police clashed today with several IyumontheThri.eMile Island nuclear accjde Police saId three people were takeninto custody 0 ch arges 01 obetrodlng an ofticor. Abotdem(mgrators, including students and scholars opposing the development of nuclear picketed a college auditorium where the symposium vu held, and demanded they be allowed to attend. The meting win sponsored by the government's Nuclear Saf ety Commission and Science Cowhcil and only invited experts and member, of the comdil WftS aliowsdtotakepsrtlntheprogrem. Saudis Retake Mosque 'V ___ RIYADH, Said Arabia (UP!) - Saudi forces have retaken the Grand MoRue In Mom ham Modern ______ In what dolomatic sources UN was 41A... êt a.i4i..&.J9 uun kaIt wju IIi.4 in&..1 eL.swq i...i .je -_- %u iy with mions and S V1*WmM sources add Sunday On goods c*wW dw leader Of the 20 to 0 heavily armed hlmk 11MUM who 2" the boly moW T=sday and held MI or five A.ys. This,w___ ____ w Identifiedin only a • YOM" thology Stu" 9% p1rocialmed him" the M", or Idmic Messiah, was being Interrogated and I'aced .IUmaximum p5flalIi IItP desecrating the INU u u in iYWIi!fl WYIlU -AuLu ',y 'WMU'. 96 In S. Korea Jails SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) - Martial law authorities have arrested douens of Intellectuals and religious leads,, for staging an antl.government rally In the seoond crackdown on dissidents since the ---nadon 01President Park Chung-bee last month. Amartiallawspoleananoounced an g. today SfjCos Park. Its offici O1*mOIIth u ua y......i ar.1. spokesman said Authorities will deal harshly with anyone opposing gevenung policies ii*1l new leadership Is elected. Abet 400 ',Ms led by Pam Suk-hun, a Q and civic la, and two former cppostIon =bddtb@indowrft&tarday1nSwuIand . WNflON(UPI)—PvfltIngfrcrna weakness M the dollar Mnnhensd to its hiot levels to two ),ara In 10 today and it also opened fractionally, ___ Europe. WØier to GOM P000d $1 VP in Ykvicb at $XL71p an ounce. In 1kyo, the yin Is sill plagued by fears about Japan's oil Imports because of the uncertainty to the MLd Eat, whereJam - gels - mat of Its oil. 1 dallarciesidat s in 36 noidhi at 20.70 IM compared with WA lad FrWay. - I the transfer of an rogalam! I" 01 the Seu Gulf ii1U'eased __ _ ths-Al 6 -11 oped by Israd In IM, was - put Of 4 lepioce01theSwned to E$ Sunday, marking the Mb phase of Israel's wIthavM from the vat desert region that it contrilled sic. ill?. lb. Jew Sate agreed In Its pence treaty with Egypt to risen the oil field. lb. E5ian flag win r.Isd over the ares by Huig. Ga. lafIsadin Abs Iwaf durIng a heW n''Iu'y naSM.dasdlargoly 411911INK011 town of C.1 Tor. - . no survivors In the crud near Tail, Saudi Arabia's nin d ___ and cepital about 06 miles from do_____ Red In port Reports from Karachl people nd so were _ _________ _11111,1019"s cWV killed. Plano to the accident scan to brind balk do bellies. ThisWokeeman In Paltb6a add do passengers bwlWsd lie modern pawims apparently retwoks hom dl* V" to MOM. In addition to do pilWims, dwe wers 36 01w psinengers, the captain and 10 crew members, he said. &A 10111com of CAMpe Am go plane's pilot radloapt VM was smalte am nahh. .,wl -- ,wiJmCIø shortly saw the captain Called out "Mayday." Contact vu then lot. A PIA spokesman said there was smoke In the aircraft before the captain made his otcry. The plane, Flight DK 704 from Jeddah to Pakistan crashed about miles ncsthesst01J.dduliTh piano own do,,ito rugged and unpopulated bill cowdry between Mdah and TaIl' the apokeman said. There was no Indication of the cam of the cmi, he said. PIA had Its lant major plane crash In 91I when an IMU51W51 flight crashed flSIF CaifO airport. A Saudi helicopter landed U the crash site where lsmnj aircraft dabeis could bewin, Prom ofp. tan riposted. OfflclaIut the Saudi aIrfOhi..atTal odd wreckage -S.. . . .' .t 5 Ms. Alford Old she gave the ubbu ulas4 of the tobacco andcigareltes ad he Wlbs dam i I . - . S NsriIl PN W Tern Ni SANTA PLANS 'rn' Beta Sigma Phi will convert Small Fry Daycare Center on Howell Road at State Road 431, Casselberry, Into a "Santa's House" for children to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Dec. 1, 10a.m. 101p.m. and Dec. 2, 14 p.m. There will he entertainment, refreshments, photos and goodies. Cathl Crawley, right, a victim of the disease, helps Santa decorate for the event, while Jamie MorrIson, her mother, Debbie, and Amy and Jay Bundley Impatiently awaited Satwday's opening. wiaaer ,.E' I, 1 Over $2,700 worth Of — was Solon from Bay Dries over, the IamON(Up seam - Lmau riposted. - _tmwd _ Huppor Lasetary 1,4, accordIng to Two Series, two taievusiowagm ad were tsia ftom a. U UH Aiuu Dol IdWy evening, said 1B*flesr&dthsuM,,p.Mceurat,dguddL11000 Ift dopliks, J, at told thptu thieves getud .t.s to her home Jesse vu In Iv uli aty Jail today to in 01 $10,101 a betim widow and made oft with the property Mal lend pes a east appevucs. with abet $170 btwuss 0:10 p.m. ad 8:39 p.m. ' Hot Houses deyTlmes '' 4- - :/ : !.. - 4ii:+. . , : ..,•.' . S ___ board to cut red tape delaying energy projects, and a windfall profits tax on oil companies are likely to be enacted. The synthetic fuel bill and energy mobilization board legislatton have been approved In different versions by the Senate and House, and negotiators are ready to meet and work out compromises on both bills. The House has approved a windfall profits tax of nearly 60 percent on newly decontrolled oil, and the Senate currently is working on a windfall tax bill that would recapture only half that amount. Other parts of the overall energy program — such as standby gas rationing and assistance with heating payments for the poor and elderly have been sent to the White House. Still others conservation and solar energy — have been passed by the Senate and House In different forms and corn. promises must still be worked out. Other Issues Congress would like to settle before adjournment Include two "must" hills. Appropriations for the Departments of Defense and Health, Education and Welfare annually the two largest — are the only two fiscal 1980 money bills that have not been completed. The Labor-HEW bill, as usual, is hung up on the issue of abortion. Congressional leaders also want action on the administration's proposal to provide $1.5 billion In federal loan guaran. tees for the Chrysler Corp. The House Banking Committee has approved the plan, but the Senate Banking Committee has yet to Assistant Democratic Leader Alan Cranston painted a grim picture of hard work and long hours for the Senate. In coming weeks. In his "whip notice" to members, he said, "Senators should expect that late evenings will be the rule ... and Satwdayaeasionsare a virtual certainty through the of the session on Dec. 21." - . __________________________ - S _____ - S - _;'_ S Countown Begins... The - ...For James Henry Authorities Want Ashes From 'Brown's' Grave cause the elderly, black man was about to evict Mm. Henry says the culprit asked him to commit the murder but he refused He claims he came across the - For Charles Manson 151 He said he asked the man for money to buy him some gin to steady his nerves, DELIAND, Fla. (UP!) Authorities go before and the culprit pulled out Riley's billfold, Circuit Judge Urlel Blount today seeking permission to which Henry discarded. exhume ashes placed In the grave that vu supposed to He was arrested shortly after that, belong to William Brown. Henry said, and told police details of the Brown's a)fflnwucresnatedNov. 16. He died Oct. 23 ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) James killing which his acquaintance had VACAVILLE, Calif. (UP!) A parole after undergoing gall bladder surgery at Daytona Dupree Henry dhlnilhe may be about to revealed, hearing will be held Tuesday for Charles :. Community Hospital. the for a crime he did at conimit. Orange-Osceola Slate Attorney Robert Manson, who is serving a life sentence Gov. Bob Graham scheduled Henry's Eagan, who prosecuted Henry, said the for killing actress Sharon Tate and six execution for? a.m. on Doe. 6. He was evidence against him was overwhelming, others in 1989, but It is unlikely he will sentenced to dsath for the murder of "He seems to have a dory for almost win his freedom. TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) Zdlio I.,, Riley, who was bound, beaten everything else, but how does h. explain Police want to investigate Manson, 45, who rarely leaves his cell what happened to a 17-year-old Brooksville girl In and slashed with a rasos before he died his fingerprints Inside the (Riley) at the California Medical Facility, will on March 23, 1974: Tampa General Hospital today, bit said she reflies to house?" Eagan asked. "As the execution appear before the Community Release cooperate even though the was shot four times, beaten, Four days later, a plainclothes police date gets closer and closer, he'll Board, but he has said he would not be IIWitIIMO, tried 10 arieS llefl*7, a probably come up with lots of stories." there. possibly raped and dumped from a car on Interstate 4 young black handyman, on =OWN Of on Saturday. Eagan said the principal pieces of However, prison officials said lad year The girl, whose name has bow withheld, told murder In froid of Riley's home. HiSWY evidence against Henry Included his he told them would not make an ap: thrill's deputies she had boo abducted otaide a ii.r disarmed the Investigator, Ronald thimAprint found on a cigar box In pearance at a similar hearing but -at the Fergacn, and shot him repeatedly with In Hyde Park, an old neighborhood In Tamps. p bedroom, his leading police to the Last minute changed his mind. When he Ferginon's own gun. Ferguson ! of lb. bar said they saw no such girl inside. victim's billfold and credit card In a did show up he ram bled on for two hours, but Henry said police told 1dm he die& stor.l sewer and his cnnfudon. Eagan finally telling the panel that, If released, "They told me I'd already killed a cop said the was made after he would live In "Ite wilderness" and and they hoe, I killed Mr. Riley, so I Henry and a black police officer prayed "live off the land. might toll tbm p, reportedly said at the UK "Then was no sense In two people time he ",IJgd to with God." animals," Manson laid the Panel. *eadlngs all s.m. t t. 5:11 p.m.; isv, 1:101.11L, 1:44 goIng to prison, an took the rap." Eagan also claimed Henry was trying At the end of that hearing the board lb. wII#4'Ii4 P115in teis1bli for to boftOl, money the morning of Riley's rejected him and said he showed no signs geratore, 71; ,verulgW 1ev, pm. the murder, usury says, killed Riley be- kifl, BOAII?40 FOHECAST 0; yesterday's high, 11; of remorse. at Avgm*lae to J:: -emelr1e pressu'., *es te*attvebumlIty,$4 percent; inlet at N like: Wide Suds, Southwest *17 mph. isulberly IS baste b.cmtog est erly 11 knots earth FORECAST )UThU8 (UP!) Par"" teday aid scull Sub-Zero, the first surviving polar Variable elniaritoday w t "O beer born U the Columbus Zoo, was shipped Saturday to nIl a chair , 01 uhewers Mim i, Via., and will be ge later to a new soo In Buenos 'SIr aid a lull. cooler asepatly westerly 10 Able, Argentina. 3 to Pight. Tuesday easy and TeOds ts.b J'las Columbus 5 Djgsdn J d Sub-Zero, the one. t Highs today Walled IS, showers today. ol 01 1yesr d of the zoo's only rw14,r* polar bears, willbe wlibl uppere, Highs UIVdDED VOUCUT flown will tIer animals to the new so.. Inky uppir 705' aedicept: Fladds amp lia Moe Sublet. to a female, theanimal erased 10 mph, A peeled of coida't be pit to with her, ata because the father would westerly es.1eg meetly ft do MA and WU bar. lesight. Rile pis bay ... aftheno Isletryand heud animalsto siwii udsiy soolk hW i to d sees, it weid dens good for coneervatlim to keep 11JAY TW Thaiday aid Friday. My s Ds$eus leach: MA 1:10 aid a _____ I I hol ad Sub-Tars who w.lghid W pounds, was said for $1,IN. Her ia., 1*11 p.m.; I.,, 7:34 usd1 W.dueadsy aid puats were purchased from as ftM ass to 001. sm, 1:1* p.m. Thursday. Highe urei Fed Cassuri: high 1:15 Ins arsundis sill to as ka. 1:47 pa.; Isv, 7:10 01sotIIawesvesngmw l.a., 1*01 p.m. - - Sale Ends Nov,0"V AT Beaten Girl Won't Talk - - VFATHER WC111 - . get right 5 .1 • . . I I I .0 .1 .0 111 JA - - Sub.Z.ro Moves To Argentina ___ - -• .w As' - RoW ko To Vim- &n ' N?' BOSTON (UPI)— The story of Chad Green, who died of leukemia after his parents fled from the Jurtsction 01 Massachusetts courts, has become a marketable Item worth a Million dollars to his Is, the Boston Sunday Globe reported. Gerald Green told the newspaper he and his wife Diana had turned down a $100,MD offer from one of the Publishers competing for the book rights to the story of their 3-year-old son's fight for e because "It's worth a million." _____ .P' '- WASHINGTON (UP!) Today is the start of the annual congressional push for adjournment — but prospects are dim for an end to the current session much before Christmas. Congressional leaders are committed to acting on President Carter's package of energy programs this year, and even the four weeks left before the Dec. 21 target date for adjournment may not be enough time for that. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd also still wants to begin debate on SALT I! before adjournment, although there is only a slim chance of finishing It this year. The three major parts of the energy program stimulating - - W VAUCAlt. UT! (UPI) — ___________ '-_-_ Cigar-puffing enter. tamer George Burns (right), escorted by several young girls, stuck his hand and foot In fresh mortar at Mann's Chinese Theater In Hollywood day while hundreds of fans roared their ap. proval. Burns, 83, thus joined dozens of Holly. wood celebrities who have placed prints in the concrete In front of the world-famous theater on Hollywood Boulevard. IN BRIEF Over Deputies say Debbie Magruder, 01101 Rod Bay Dr., reported she returned horns to discover the theft of a videotape recorder and cuvera and some Mime Ofelolbing. Sb. told them the theft o'ccnrr.d betweenFriday and Sunday. Final Push' ' - HOU SE HOSSW I S. ' - FLDRI Gold iui _ NLP 0 •sf u.• .,..•. . UNION CITY, N.J. (UP!) A member of a group that negotiated the first release of Cuban political prisoners was shot to death a block from his home, police said. A police spokesman said EulalioNj5g exile and member of the so-called "Committee 0175," was shot five times with a semi-automatic weapon Sunday morning as he got into his car, parked block away from his borne. Later In the day, a man identifying himself as a member of the anti-Castro groupOmega 7 called United Press International and said: "Omega 7 responsible for the execution of Jose Negrin." An FBI spokesman said Jose apparently was Negrin's nickname. ' i Common ' - '- ... . as I THE PUDDING Chad's Parents Balk Bucks RobberToVbman : ' vu -' .5 .. Bills Remain Congress In - .. '!. PROOF'S IN Cuban Exile Leader Killed bi. Being robbed witha dill pickle fork may saud fasy mod folks, bot to Laola Altord it was more frWd.aing then when do was held up kV a sass loildlog a San, __ Ms. Alford of 0 (ug Ave., 5wt*rJ, vu gsitg_btei her i iaii * . ... U lbs W Feed Itors, 1111 Calory Ave., whine men walked to. was ales, to the dam at the time. ___ Jar, the large ___ metal fork lying___ Wide it, ud wdkW am .li . bar .. 4.iiwki ... — --— regitsraun of Price Micttcbaeo, and a clsorstles or be wuM kill bar. ..- .'. .1 JEDDAH,$aat Arabia (UP!) - A Pakaa lUernatlisal ___ ly today la terrain northeast of ___ __ ___ls feared all IN Pv' and crew members Officials were Investigating how the suspect could have area (where passengers already cleared by one security passed X-ray devices at San Antonio airport, where the flight system would not have to go through another). If that were the originated with 73 passengers aboard, with a knife described case, we would have to take the microscope off San Antonio by hostages variously as a "Bowie knife," "machete" and and look elsewhere (for the security breach)." "butcher knife." Hill seized the Boeing 727 aircraft in El Paso with all 73 "We haven't resolved that problem as yet," said FBI Agent people aboard. He allowed the women, children and an elderly passenger off the plane and held the crew and male passengers Hector Guerra in El Paso. An FBI official said he got aboard by running to the gate at for nearly four hours, demanding to be flown to Iran. He surrendered when FBI agents stormed the plane. No one the last minute and possibly dodged past security. American spokesman John Raymond said the airline still was trying to was injured in the Incident. determine if Hill had been on another plane before boarding in The FBI, citing the federal Privacy Act, would not say why Hill wanted to go to Iran. FBI agents said Hill had been San Antonio. "If he came off another plane he may have been In a sterile discharged from the Army in October for "mental reasons." 5 Pro-Iranian Blacks, Motorcyclists Clash . -. OA18VIIj ft 1jp at wti, , cLoter itudrilies U the vudaga "while paul' 1e were ea'dNtligan. — FUII3r persosa mwc to OsieviSs, win charged With pltothe deutaswiles did siui "The tics to coats 01 hew as sce siwathy with - fin daed Intlery. Thssas i. DI*N, Of the at,wiI my. chw. ides Is open a. Ibis less Will! it tinted brleñy with 10 molarcydlds $4, OaIuU,$s, vu charged Ib.pWidiatrM, si'ItkeHu5a.dMiss. Who WWI grabbed the at a dowitowi plus Is with auult. lath were chanted, "Two, fear, Mt .Wt thi ." Nash fl_and j• , ps vhs di vs remy hsi? AS bat ems 01 lb. preiren be lj it opait Others cWter and do Well odd It dow S totwarets,asbsuch I% whers ad •s, of 5U,pllMleliplitid. abot$porssswh,ar,Iesd mid he supports the dvi Aaertc flag feat a IN hadlb.islyisoppsutdkes been - advertised farPifttroft LI a =Ams6ept MhOWN•..... it in $in• -.. . . A, Neck aelicallat flag .. RAlIOOOt4,lurms(UPI)—ThIuubrgbsa 5 . oauladbymesbendlbe op515 . • . mui.tan to lbs former capital 01 M.sdalsp amU. Afr4aa PupiVa PmakP1 5... .•. fad as O$ ted&icstywse.*ilby Iktvs'.aorthIelb. Iuuabu 01 lbs AMISs . • . •,• - 01 liema's laS two lbs government amid. maWd4s ud term Ii Cisiniilty Plus uder s'a Ir ,' • . .. Feitos a01clMs to Mandlisy, 415 mIles north .01 itoede. A soft over an ino.ut 01 aleS $4 p4, — feel lb. - Iranian people's • Rangsea, said the ma win burgiarued.Vv4diy American leg wiled by the dung which marchers *siJaSgrs. . •• by eseeral thieves vIe enoped with mars lb. 5ec,s : will it alvutad "Lang Iv. Ins"— sNl Sop hive S jpulry$.owmadadgsidandgasadw*g - '511 lbs1006 ef'th. tchm.," V" Was cesfeated by A usatsrdamusjMar I lbirses,lkuw,misdlurmaW.'. t S4 S I 4 ft own) An 0 4 go 10" "p" I" at IlIve a IN) at =*w 11100 OVA aid they wets 01"' àI 1 a& urm m By United Press Internatlosal At least 17 people were Injured and dozens of homes damaged by tornadoes accompanying severe thunderstorms In the Southeast. Heavy snow fell In parts of the Plains and Midwest. A cold front Sunday sent thunderstorms rolling across Alabama, Georgia and northwestern Florida, producing nearly a dozen tornadoes, the National Weather Service reported. Most of the twisters were concentrated In the southeastern third of Alabama. A twin-engine light plane crash-landed In heavy rain and fog 150 yards short of an airport runway In Jacksonville, Fla., Sunday night, but the eight persons aboard suffered only minor abrasions and bruises. . -. was awe ? S -, . Feared Dead 5 hilly it helicopter until daylight. Passengers Safe 156 . Rip Southeast; Tornadoes S• •. Egypt Now Controls Gulf (UPI) . Crash EL PASO, Texas (UP!) - Investigators "haven't resolved" the question of how a teen-ager got past airport security with a large knife he used in an attempt to hijack an American Airlines jetliner to Iran, an FBI spokesman says. The hijacker, identified as Gerald James Hill, 16, of Chester, MUL, was in El Paw County Jan today In lieu of$W,000 bond on charges of attempted hijacking and crime aboard an air. craft. Hill was scheduled for another hearing before a federal judge today. He was captured by FBI agents aboard American Airlines' Flight 395, en route from San Antonio to Los Angeles via El Paso, where he held the seven-member crew and the male passengers at knlfepoint for nearly four hours. - uN A4 Fork' It hIIt.. CJiii*.s.. las Tml.tar vui i.lowus v - :. •%-••. . Pakistan Plane Teens Methods Unclear In Bad Hijack NATiON BRIEF By DONNA ET HeraldStaff Writer S , -, TUW.lbe Ileltopto I . -'for . Loolft , Iask dty rial5d sizes? Look hers and find them ii. b71 -- -- r It m to _ allah i v ___'1LI ftl - .. funds 111""M MA 0:0 &a.. sellS, : •' S • -. . .... .., -.s-' it• :/ , , .ii... -'- : .......... . •- ,s"uL'. to .. S" •:apllulIhlpESSi __ .5- Thr.• -. a S . •. 5 5 L __ A. Kar*iIs. Lire. a j twi'iy. 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I . . * * •• - b . .- -. .... 4 169940101V F19161w, ,.s,,usu, EveningliemWd SANTA SAYS "GIVE THE GIFT THEY WON'T RETURN!" Around (USPS 41410) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, November 26, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, -04.00; Year $47.. A marked bicycle rest. Urough Sanford will be the Sanford Women's Club Qr1Mmu gift to the city this year, announced Club President Mrs. Walter (Bill) Gislow. As another activity of the orpnk,tj's Civic Improvement Project Committee, a total Of elgi miles of Sanford streets will be marked with hike roots signs directing cyclists on a loop from U.S. HIghway 17.12 at 27th Street down to Fifth Stt.ai and back with side tootle to Lake Gem, Mellanvifle Park and the civic center. WNW the posting Of the hike raIde signs will 9 - I The Clock The U. SesSoviet Anal frown TrLcrn,.Ira IIIIII not cut down on car traffic or mandate cyclists use the marked roadways, QP Committee Qalrwclnan Ruth Gaines said the signs should malts motorists more aware Of the cyclists. In addition to M" who rids through do streets withost much experience with the rules of the road, the jroj.ct should aid the growing number olienlor c4tissns who are now riding bicycles and tricycles through Sanford, said Mrs. Gaines. The root* has already won approval of the Sanford Qty CmimlIon, and city rod dews will am begin posting the marking signs. Mrs. Gaines said she expects the btlthl shipment of 511!*5 to be up by the end of DSCflb5T. The WcmSfl'I Club is bearing the entire cost of It last do projid, mostly titough funds raised May's CIP Brunch. 132 *me arrows and markers will m. c $1,135, the amount ctly available, said Mrs. Gaines. The marking will not be as th0OII& is it should be, she said, adding that additional fundralsers should allow the club to. perfect the project _' r,. BEAUTIFUL LIQUOR .v....p. nv.. 4g GREAT LITTLE STOCKING & WINE 01" PACKAGES MINIATURE $70 to AND BASKETS CANE WOODEN GIFT BOX 3.4.6 ROTS. 4 wM 59.95 WINE I CHEESE GIFT BOXES *uosmtity Pri ced Frm 2" ____ I By DAVID N. RAZLER VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT Some days following the seizure of the American Embassy in Tehran, the State Department got around to lodging a relatively mild protest with the Soviet Union for what it termed "unacceptable" broadcasts to Iran. 1 Overshadowed as it was by the Iranian crisis, the news about this development was more or less Debate ffl and didn't attract much atM an, lost in the shuffle tention. Therefore, the Wall Street Journal has I performed an unusually useful service in employing its considerable resources to discover it Decided Wrong .. what this was all about. Extracts of Moscow's Persian-language . BYDONGRAPT broadcasts into Iran were printed by the Journal, By ROREftT WALTERS ./ . . The time of the camp"c'ni of candidates and reprinted by other newspapers throughout WASHINGTON -U President Cart.rWere has come, and the voices of presidential I . country. In the business Of producing television hopefuls are again being heard In our last . A study of these transcripts gives a better 9tgrwu5, he'd score a dlftftng009by This time around, they will be heard more . V. frequently than previotaly in debate with Insight into: 1 - The SovietUnion's incendiary convincing Robert Redford, Sylvester .. .Stallon, and Paul Newman to Costar In the each other, televised nationwide in most role In the Iranian crisis - an example of the same show. :.. . -. •.•.: With a string already scheduled and cum unceasing hate campaign being waged against j,S.. more likely later, the one.on.one - or : ••.. . the United States throughout the world, and 2- a roles In 'tharile's Angels." . , .. . .ral-on-iiiil confrontations, may partial explanation, although certainly not an . I Carter's supporters and detractors alike ': become is fimiIIhr fixtinis Of a caznpaI excuse, for the irrational Iranian hostility toward have been durnlioimded by season as the now ubiqultoia primaries. Americans. // practice of attracting exceptionally talented is five-candidate Republica The Soviet propaganda Is spiced with enough people to serve In his anInldratIoc, then affair ad for the first week of the New Year. mlacsoft um in lmplaalbe or half-truths to lend plausibility to trumped-up absurd roles. the hig on, comes the following week, ____ betw.s Jimmy Carter and his mod forcharges of U.S. imperialism and interference in ____ , 7 _______ for the Democratic The mod recent example of the president s midabis challenger Iranian internal affairs, counter-revolutionary Iranian /n,inatIon, Edward Kennedy. penchant for putting the rigid man In the activities, and CIA espionage. wrong job is belated ero(Robsrt5, ____________________________________________________ rein Iowa, under the sponsorship Of a So much for detente. Strauss to the position Of chairman of Carter's n.wapsp er, the Des Moines Register and The Journal makes a telling point in i campaign conunittee. Tribune. stated purpose is to mood out analyzing the Carter administration's softanswer mat's precisely the type of job Strauas LIGHTER SIDE the malor candidates on the matters of to the Soviets despite their serious aggravation of should have held throughout the Carter adsp.cIaIlM.r.dtothatpartof the country a dangerous crisis involving U.S. lives and ministration - a senior political adviser to a farm Issues In particular. national honor: The administration, having president who sorely needed such counsel. ____ The Iowa debates are tests which, If passed, r will make them precedents. The nature of the staked its political prestige on ratification of the wereputation The Heightism Problem sponsorship is expected to get around the SALT II treaty, does not wish to raise public fears of being one of Washington's most sop sophisticated political operatives. Bid Carter, provisions In federal law, requiring 'equal about Soviet duplicity lest this raise fresh own detriment, allowed those talents to um' or all candidates, that complicate questions about the treaty. In other words, the be frittered away for more than 214 ysu's. By DKZ WUT similar by the TV networks the stumpy, the dimtpy and the squat. Soviet Union holds a hostage of its own. ____ directly or by organisations such as the A__ he the While 110111 In WASHINGTON (UPI) - The latest I would say the approach most likely to be Langue of Women Voters. In the latter cIr. early 1977, Carter designated Strauss compiled by the adopted will consist of sldance programs It statistics cisodanoes, for example, California's Jerry Special Representative for Trade LAw DIPSSOI no the l*detdidtoheipsbortp,opkb.tt.rthslrlotln data on Brown would have to be Included In the Negotiations. That's the political eqsdvalssd ___ the joblees. • and more or be given equal of .lgnIug Waiter Q'onklts to news tow co WINOW1Ile department Of a wash radio station. flgm. were avll1'le, . they RitNaIfr stuck with its effort to deal with the focus on re Ismasthajre Aithe president began his long downward prg would show thet the majority of -S m- for e'napk, n4g$ provide . Mis, the Mm 6, IIIIIIagional sprogrom, Rhodesiàn' problem and, after weeks of slide In the popularity polls, Strauss was MAINd the p,pt. outstature, of work are short, both of lowimered,gov,nmisgguarugesdloansto applies lmafr.bI.d lndalrtsl negotiations, the talks in London are close to final racing around the globe to negotiate trade moy end in finance the purchase of elevator shoes agreement, Midwod and the energy-rich but n agreements Involving Korean footwear, 4j.t1y sensitiveMoadain Wed are That is a triumph for the Conservative govern- Japane.eorangss mid assorted otherssoterlc According to a survey pcklidi,d In the Another mlgii( 4Ias-n&i4, information immediately obvious ,Tmaaploa. ________ NovembsrEsqsire,tallpeoplehavean easier about bouax* hair styles, vwticle striped ment. It Is also good news for all who are con- ImPaIt ft,pts. The debateconcept has had slow goIa( cerned about the future of white-black relationEarlier this year, when It became appared time getth4 hired end alas tend to be paid, clothing aid other optical Illusions that create since Its dart in the 1111 Kemedy-NIsen to virtually .everyom In this city (except more than short people. ships in Africa. an appeuwnee Of minter hsI., cpige and the reasonIs not .dlr.ly 1$ Corter)thatthepri'ikM was Is deep Seven years of guerrilla war cost more than , __ lot ebstacimhivelved. That pr.csd Caster to 'vs Fwthsrmore,thntsitndlonpr.vallslnjobe lOO,O lives after the white settlers of Rhodesia As Eidre psims set, some Of is the shod vivldiyns.d - aUtoovtvldiytos a i'r polJ'tcaJ pod - a move $ where thur. no apparent_advantage to ___ who h refused to accept proposals for an orderly and to might have headed the '1iaflups to the being av e owsrnem. the stigma and paripaut - the comequenoes Of the tail, such as having to readi Us Os itb ,saiapp .1 bag taller merdlom acretiny Of the oweras. A on their minority rule and declared their in prd,nt from within the Democratic Party. the top shelf, __ than be de en the du.* dence of the British Commonwealth, Indeed, Carter Aiged Strame as a Were i-isde orthonde. Bid If he Is i1 Cetions, were ordered by the British, by the spO SiIdOf In sharp Of advmelsg According to one daly cited by the Among the cllsbeitles .ald to be shos ck on the she In direct debate, he Is 41 P' In the Midi. End. Not until the eve Of m*sIae, elevation hi the jab United Nations and by our own country. Is than you "lgM plater. them are Jape Feeds, eor a 'wiio,i aos Of int1Io,j •__ the formal entry Into the prsI4r"1 ' race Of worth abed PIP an kick per year. Pani Newman, Mick Jogger, Masioss Braids, seemed to have little effect. But the guerrilla g Edward a Kennedy, DM., was Is Be___ oppeetndty to recoop. ___ __ Katherine llipbwn, Ree Jackass, Moe fighting was bloody and desperate. Casualties deWs issue will i Is a major reason why 416 he*1' along with Strauss paired a jab up ap. Wad aid JOInIlY S kept escalating. Continually there was the danger pij Mft aid eel, adds Be a form of en*,lnent ad go away, ileapit, the long to ts awee rIstIcel 4W. of war between Rhodesia and the black nations on load them Ungiad between do dIee"j1ss has 1mg been aid Other exaes abound. rormer ijg *ctit Until Perhaps the faders that seem to Its borders. Cloy. patrIck J. Lacey aid former United now, pn', the liveromiat his pretty data's could be islated and I4d1ed as no pow ho-A _tmnvd ____ The London agreement will, we hope, open a Auto Workers President Jr. Weed. ma'_ stayed aid Of it. passed along to other __ -- passe wb Intend In seeing how canidaibe __ ___ read to this Istaske preuwe on their new era for La and demonstrate again that coth both CO1'4 P0IItI MN ____ rensins to be see. whether the RaW,. imfortast* look their heWit. and Ofthel.mies there can be an orderly transition from awarded ambaisadershlps by ___ article,which was s1ed ,m a for. Ift dationswe , And perhaps Mim Fonda, who Is uded for uIPP,d ON to MadcO d colonialism to self-government where men of thooming bosh, will spur for federal tang op good cus., could be psomded to no gMNiee that the iwetoni Democratic _____ good will on both sides are willing to compromise lively. remedial artlesi. apeesheoda "nn.l "Jibe for md People" aid RlY'1'ai nernimes will Mao spare oft. 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LIMIT TWO PIN CU$T0MEN W/COUPOU And Answers Question s 77.50 GOOD SAT., DEC. 1 - The Shah: 2$40L - LAUDERS QUART 529 SCOTCH LIMIT 001 PfJ CUSTOMER W'COUPOI estis. as to whether candidate nollujir dobdWML JACK ANDERSON ciloici 0000 MON., NOV. 11 deWes haves tel. In pdeetIsh elections Is - -- JAMAICAN of s.eram sebi*dsesto the grámbep K..usdys entourage depd cr"plp rsW,leg tW a coda percentage Of any pod. The eWi people's liberation mew-tint MOW. give,work force be ci,.id Of the dbb,, an Idea whose thee has ce.. IERR- VS WORL MYERS RUM I s. f - '- �-- . . . . .. ...- .- . -.. .1 . - . - .. .. . .. . ..-- . . ..., ...; .-.. •. . -. . •; , . -. ;. ; . .- • : .--.--- -.. .- 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SPORTS A—Evinln, HiraM, Sanford, Fl. I Briefly Radio Announcer Riley Named Laker Interim Assistant MWdu y, Niv.I, IM Some Memorable Moments Steelers Win In Overtime NFL Playoffs Take Sha New "JOE CARNICEW Sunday with a kamauc come-from"These are tough on the heart, "We're three polnta away from 144; Son Diego took sole possess$ UP! Executive Spark Editor behind 33-30 overtime victory over that's for sure," said Bahr, who also being a championship team. We had of first In the AFC West by IN Kansas City, 26-7, while kI4 With only Urea eka left In the the Cleveland Browns. beat New England in overtime in the the opportunity." w s, as upsetting Denver, 14-10; N yard 11 Sleelers amused Rookie Mott Bahr kicked four fleld seaacmopen.r."Bi4ljustwauttobs regular season, it looks as If there ans remained tied for theii NP eir Orle could be a new look In the National goals, Including a 21-yarder with 24 a pert of it. I'm utldled to win any the second highest total in th 151 yards West lead by crushi ng Atlanta, 31 for history. Harris rushed seconds left that sent the game Into way we can." Football League playoff picture, Los Angeles st rigld 0 p and while ance to Cleveland missed Its ch d had Si more In receptio ns an Only three of last year's six overtime and a 37-yarder with nine sco, 26-20; ci 44 passes San Fran t 30 ntral lead and 1rry he AFC Ce Bradshaw hi of e extra period, to move Into t vision ft th di champions are In first place seconds le In for * yar — all career hlØis for apoUed Tampa Bay's pla at this stage of the 1979 season and rally the Stealers to their pressure- fell to 8-5. over ching with a 23-22 victoryM "Today was a big day for us. Our the quasterbeck. all th ree — Pittsburgh, New packed victory. In other games Sunday, Miami Bucs; and In the only game s England and Los Angeles — are tied The Stealers were traIling, 27-13, goal was the division," said Browns' for first place. Lad year's chain- going into the final period but Coach Sam Ri~IgI'no. "Now we earned a tie for the AFC East lead affecting a race, C1nclnnti ::. plans — Dallas and Minnesota In the Franco Harris scored two touch- have to keep winning and let the by beating Baltimore, 20-24, after outlasted St. Louis 34-26. ey m ." upset New Engtand,6-13, In Buffalo ay NFC and Denver In the AFC — have downs an pl unges of 1 and 3 yards chips fall where th Houton stunned Dallas, 30-24, add "We're tired of saying we're overtime; PN'adelp1la took sole been bounced from first. and Bohr added his 21-yard field it upset Chicago, 20 0, on by D etro al os good th ," said a poss the NFC East lead m t as es of as em sion th secon ds left In World Champion Pit tsburgh goal wi 24 surged beck Into a tie with Ho uston regulation to tie the game at 30 and disgusted Brian Sips, who threw for beating Grim Bay, 21.10, after the Thanakglving Day. The New Wit three touchdowns for Cleveland. New York Giants upset Washington, Jets are at Seattle Monday night.:: for the AFC Central lead at 10-3 -send it Into sudden death. _____ INGLE WOOD, Calif. (UP!) — Pat Riley, the Los Angeles takers' radio and television commentator for the last two aessons, has been named Interim assistant coach for the team. Regular assistant coach Paul Whead took over as interim head coach after Coach Jack McKinney' Injured himself In a hicycle accident. Riley, who was Westhead's tholce was on the beach -Sunday night, as the Lakers defeated the Kansas City Kings, 111.110. His appointment was approved by Los Angeles owner Jerry Buss. Riley, who has co previous coaching experience, played In the NBA for nine seasons, five of them with the Lakers from 1071-75. Dee Rowe Olympic Assistant STORES, Cam. (UP!) — Former University of Connec. tIcLt basketball Coach Dee Rowe reportedly will be named assistant coach of the U.S. 1900 Olympic basetball team. The Hartford Courant reported In Its Sunday editions Rowe will be assistant to Head Coach Dsve Gavitt, athletic director at Providence College, at the Olympic games In Moscow next summer. Rowe, who presently Is associate director of athletic development at Ucosm, compiled a 1204$ record during eight years of coaching at the university. YARD GOODS by Alan Mayor Viking's Specialty Teams ____ Soo/rW OCTOFIA', WHEY RE P/ayoff Drive Stall Buc's ,ecI,.,E c/Rerrn'N;L TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — The Minnesota Vikings demonstrated the first quarter. O'Danoghue's extra point was blocked but he their speciality to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday — added a 20-yard field goal In the second period before the C blocking kicks — and in doing so prevented Tamp. from Vikings got on the board. The Vikings, now 6-7, upped the lead to 17-16 on Danmeler's boasting they were division champions, something the Vikings BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) — Officials announced 44-yard field goal after McNeil recovered George Ragsdsle's have done the past six years. Saturday Missouri will take on South CarolIna Dec. 29 In the goMirmesota came Into Tampa Stadium Sunday leading the fumble of the second half kickoff, only to have Tampa come third annual Hall of Fame Bowl at Birmingham's Lo NFL In blocking kicks and when they left after upsetting storming back to within one point when Johnny Davis Nailed Field. 16 yards off tackle In the third period. Tampa 23-22 and delaying any claim to a playoff spot by the Fred Slngton, president of the bowl, said M'wI. 8-6 The Vikings scored the winning thtg touchdown in the third BUCL they had esthas iced that lead, beat Kansas, 55-7, Saturday, accepted the bit .' VIking linebacker Wally Hlldenberg, a 37-year-old veteran, period when Kramer passed three yards to Rickey Young after think the bowl game Is a good reward for our team," said put the Icing on the cake when he broke through to block an Steele's block of the Blanchard punt. Missouri Coach warren Powers. "I don't know much about The Bucs, 8-4, brought the 70,030 fans to the edge of their extra point attemn*by Nell O'Donoghue which would have tied South Carolina, but! know they have an outstanding seats when Doug Williams raced 13 yards toscore,wtih only 20 the game with only 19 seconds left. football team." South Carolina but Clemson 34 Earlier, Fred McNeil blocked O'Donoghue's first extra seconds left In the game. But Hilgenberg jolted them back Into Saturday. point attempt, Tim Baylor blocked his fl-yard field goal at- their seats with his crucial block of the extra pout. The Bucs could have wan a playoff berth with a victory, but tempt, and Robert Steele blocked a Tom Blanchard punt that Still lead the Chicago Bears by two games and face the Bears set up the Viking's final touchdown. "The special learns do a good job because they believe they at Tampa Stadium Sunday. The Bucs used only one victory or on. Beer Ion In the next can do It," said VIkIigs' Coach Bud Grant. "They believe they can block kicks and they do It. We lead the league In blocked tire, weeks to win the Central Division playoff spot In the kicks. We have anumberof players who are good In that phase National Football Conference. 0 lanta The Tampa ion overshadowed Ricky Bell's reaching the ' of the game." 112 0 .077 Sin 1,000-yard level for the season. Bell rushed for 101 yards on 21 That certainly was obvious Sunday. Thursday's isswits Saiton Ciifsrencs Op$rolt 30, Chicago "We blocked bad, we were terrible on defense and our carries and became the flrdBuc.vertoriih for i,000yardsln - ANeMIC DIVII4a Houston 30, Dallas 24 kicking game made up for It by being absolutely horrible," a season, pushing his total to 1010 yards. W L Pd. 5 - 1101016s"1116601110 os*Jn - 10 -4 vu Tampa domin tedtheila"4IcLIInolthsacore,andhadtbs — i ii ii, New rn, 13, CI Tamp. Coach John McKay said acidly. "We dunk." •th Phlia 11 1 .112 1½ Pittsburgh 33. Cleve for 10% mInutes longer than did e Vi. Tamp. bi Viking quarterback mmy Kramer passed for three To touchl l l C .500 1½ Washingtn Cincinnati 34, St. Louis 30 yards to lOS yards and had 20 yards Mi Demneler who had 000 extra point blocked, outnihed Minnesota New York 10 Ii .475 5 'a M .ICIa 23, Tampa Bay 22 downs and Rick VIk4I1I. New Jersey 7 11 .315 1½ kicked a 44-yard field go.! as the underdog Vikings bott led passing l NY i, Washington Central Division New Orleans 37, Atlanta S "We looked at their films and thought we could block same back from a 8-0 deficit. W L Pat. Si Ph11a21, Grow BaylO cks)," Hilgsnberg said. "We knew we'd have to get off the Kramer t Terry LaCount wi hi th a 26 yard to ki uchdown In the ( Sin Anton IS C .171 $., DIego 20, Kin City 7 Atlanta 13 tO .115 dosing two mink, of the first half and then found Atunad bsflIna burry and we don't sone guytodo It. All 11 gnys Len Ag 35, Sin From 30 Houston 10 10 .110 1½ Miami 28, Baltimore 24 RaStad for a 21-yard touchdown pass one minute and 39 go after It. Indiana 10 13 435 3 Oak land 14. Denver tO __ to I -I ban struggiieg this year in ether seem so If we do fl k Clsvtlnd 10 14 .417 3½ Men"" Same Detroit 7 13 310 4½ . NY Jili at seam., p.m. l'aIfIImns. will on the upidal team. ft keep In the ball s," ha western Cenisreacs Temp had scored first one two-yard run by Ricky Bell In said. • a • ' \ _ Missouri In Hall Of Fame foR Soo YARP 1J\ - _ V wwww r D Pro Basketball TRAPPED ,vp7rnG 7V AMA'E' 11,'EPZ.410,r5 RE AINISALrO . 'A -, r - . oF97 tog 9/7 YI# .. .. 4P9tP - - -. Aw - aw Boyd Breaks Thumb - _____ - 1tW9I s ! •'' ____ A1TLE (UP!) Seattle Seahawks' darting defenslv! end Dennis Boyd saffered a broken thumb In practice' Sunday and was listed as "questionable" for Monday sight's game with the New York Jets. Dieters put Boyd's thumb in____ a cod, _ and the SeahaWka aid Car l l.r would Mart at 4.t, "ve end If Boyd could not play. — - By Usiled Press hatomistlsual 1W Georgia Bulldog's generosity being of shoildanding, the Alabom Qimeon Tide must now decide Its own bowl fate. Georgia had worked out an egreementto bow out of the Sugar Bowl picture If It lost to Georgia Tech this pd Saturday. But, the Bulldogs won, 114, and now the topranked Qiinaon :1di inuS best or tie Auburn In lulIAn Saturday to get the Sugar Bowl bm* If Alabama loses, the Qimsost Tide would wind ep In a tie with Georgia for the Sisthrn Conference chantple'ndilp arid league rules date that the adiamplon which lad played lathe Iugar Bowl must depaildein favor ol theothsr. -. Ths mum lsus probably isnomore 'then a lenipod Ins teapot since riding the nation'. loagsd wiuMag streak (1$ games) and leading all major college tamni In defense, is expected to but Aubirn to complete a pedset season abuse the Sugar Bowl as at shevcam for a national charn- MIdwest DIvisisi W I. Pet. Si Mliwauke 11 5.123 Kin City 11 13 .410 5 Denver $ 11 .34 0½ Campbell CsaIirinci Chicago 517 .351 11½ PIMCt DIvisIoN Utah 2 1$ .110 13 W I. T P15. Pacific Divistos 151333 WLPct.Si 11 S 3 21 Atlanta Portland IS • .w 9121 11 16$.M7— NY*051,If$ Phoenix Nathan fumbled a kIsff at McCauley, to Wi. a 74 lead. BALTIMORL (UP!) — Beb Strock, cams in early in the Colts a 74 lead. Landry as. Harris raugI* his seconq 4 Seattle II 7 .157 ½ NYWashington islanders . is bleach posited $ yards to Jo, ths Miami *Landayrs 11 H oilytwep o.d touchdown p.soltheday, ' Len Ang 11 o ½ °'" Golden R. passed for two wassi*akmiep.Hsc05fl4tktId Wa,hion and 31 yards to yard. to th e 13, b ut Is do for 10 It .1I$ , IvbidtwIcsrart 31-yard to. from Grtue* $widsy and W I. T P15. Sin Dieg* 1 14 .311 SV, I of 17 pames far III yards, Mike SIaM for tow'Wowni. W'iglei famMod en ths first doves ladudlig a il- earlyta the third period as th4 . 23 $aarhdowns to lead the I 7' "I Iip&aw to a $34 win ever kltlidleg a 31-yard touchSteve Mlhe.Mayur added a MA play. yard run on third down. Dolphins iaasu.d their lead New York 133. Cleveland 113 ChIICISS 7 12 4 11 the ieitkeors Colts, giving down pese toto Darlal Harris .32-yard field goal for N. LIV1I Phil. II, New Jersey 12 Ndhim to 21-7. Miami needed onl 7113 17 WiMps, Indiana lILDsfrMtCl needed only 12-yard soork to. to Balti or . the laiwams tasiiMiun lets he De hi the asd a share of six five plays to scor1 lp . a t 2 3 l2 Edmonton Boston 105, Atlanta 101 4 13 3 Il plays to tie '-p, e g th Inthe Samth quutE. 7-7. NMhan returned the 1 Washington 105, Houston 113 Watos Ciatorsece ,,cg.d, Now I of 0 Itreck ceppsd thu $4id ki Miami weet ahead 21.7 ii is, who had I iseep. Laay Harr off cii Golden St. ChIC. 101 ck the second half iit'ifited NeeVi5 DIVISIeS Phoenix ill, Denver 101 w s. v p,. Dgtud's o,srthns lees to hoes for 11$ yards, also Gd..'. laar"d.vn pass to passes. SIaM bed 4 ssciees **N with a Iliard touch. yards to the Miam i 4 Pro Hockey _______ Benched Grilese Leads Dolphin ff — ____ ____ ____ _____ - Vidovy ____ ___ m ____ , TorMI 1111111111011110111190 *"Nft - Amarlal. C...to.sa am Now ingland Miami WIT Pa. III 41$ S 50 411 . _ __ . sum areas cay it, tam -- .j1 . _d. 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Iuchia ferd Sit U. 4S 7$ f 13 , - - - uelh1 -. - - wr_9_- W IN - ______ ___.., ak w— — AI - mL -1 t - tw6ofteftla .M If 1 5— _ - IN N i . —w V.fr — — — . _u. Bruins Use Miller's Speed For 4m2 Win Over Montreal ByUiSed Press latersatissal Bob Miller is the fasted skater the Boston Bruins have and It comes In handy against the swift Montreal Canadians. "My speed Is an asset and I've tried to use ft better," the Yout ceder said Sunday M, after he scored a goal and an low the ,, Bade, a 44 Montreal. Whatever adjustments Miller mad, must have helped because he and tiomin set Ic Rick Smith at 17:1101 the first period forth. eventual game-wlkr. )II1ISscored a imarace goal at 1:15 .1 the second period, giving Boston Its eighth W victory at hems and frd r.i..m.. -----.-°'' b "1 this was best ------ effort we've had In the past three years," said Wayne Cullman, team captain. "Ev. eryone played an exceptional game." SIM Shutt scored his 14th goal of the season and Guy Lethr his 11th for Montreal. "We only played one period," said Canadlens' th Bars. "Boom Boom" GeoffrIon. "We were outplayed In the second and third periods. We ilàt't skate In the second period or forecheck or watch their polntm,n. When we Scat., we t's• They deserved to win to this In ether games, Hartford topped Atlanta, 4-2, Louis, 6-3, and Toronto nipped scored to give the line four the New York Rangers, 4-3. goals for the night. Al Whalers 4, Flames 2 MacAdam and Brad Maxwell Mike Rogers scored a goal tallied for Minnesota. and added an assist to help Black Hawks 1, Blues 3 Hartford even Its record at 7 Second-period goals by 74. Stoughton, Ron Qdcago's Ted Bu1leyadTim Plumb, and Jordy Douglas p1ggi snapped a 1-1 U. , also scored for the Whalers. Grant Mulvey, Dave Logan, Kent Nilsson and Ivan Stan Mikita and J.P. Bar. Boldtrev tallied for AluM. deleau also scored for the N.rdlquei 21 CapItals 2 Hawks. Brian Butter P Cloutier scored his Brownichldle and , Jack Cloutier Perry 16th goal of the now at 4:01 connected lfor 81. Of the thim period t Hilt Quebec. Captain Rabble IAViL Ftorek scored the first Maple Leafs 4, Saigon 3 goal. Guy Qtwron Dave Burrows ad Paul and Garb. Lane scored for Gardoer scored 1:56 apart in the secànd period, li,l$ng Washington. Sabrus 1, North Stars 2 Toronto amp a fourgung CraIg Ramsay scored two wlnlmudrk.BorjsRalmjng i .iwiieWON, 'v—'-usis am ensisa an uom. am 111W 1110 no bill" 24,Bdfalobe.tMmnnesota,1- Ramsey's llnematss Don New York its third gr -'Lace and John Goid each lees. 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John Lucas topped New Jersey, 112-101, Milwaukee Bucks Coach scored the first five points of had 19 to lead Golden State, Los Angeles edged Kansas Don Nelson didn't sound at all the final quarter to spark the which has lost seven of Its last City, 111-110, and Phoenix like a man whose team had victory, while Marques 10 games. nipped Portland, $716, jug won for the lith time ln22 Johnson Led Milwaukee with 20. "Milwaukee Is out. "We struggled in the second Milwaukee led, 65-45, at the standing," said Golden State Cavallers 112, Nets 113 half," Nelson said. "Our half, but the Warriors cut the Coach Al Attles. "I heard Randy Smith flipped In 25 offense didn't run smooth In lead tol5 after three quartera, Junior Brldgeman was doing points and Kenny Carr the second half." 3147. Then Walton hit two it all. It's a real advantage to equaled his career high of 22 Struggle or not, the Bucks, baskets and a free throw to have a person like that to spark Cleveland and extend with the bed record In the boost the Bucks back on top at playing equally well at guard the Nets' losing streak to Western Conference, rolled to $7.67 and the Warriors never or forward." games. Rookies Calvin Nait a 11410 victory over the made another run. and Cliff Robinson topped the Golden State Warriors SunIn other games, Cleveland Nets with 23 and 22 points. Junior Bridgeman added IS - Ros. WIns Flagship Event ___ *. of - Then, romembeft the situation, Dooley added, "Of course, it may not be his lad game. If Auburn pseta Alabama, well play In the Sugar Bowl New Year's Dsy." The only ether seutiiul geme directly Involving lbs bowls Saturday was at L.si'on, Ky., visors Tonuses .dgsd Koducky, 35-170 as I yard field goel by Alas Drr wft BuSes, who will lend Tulane agobut five aecoik nmdft said ku.chod the WI1ds out of the BiB of Fams Pius Slat. In the Liberty Bowl, passed for 2,154 yarda ad 21 toacbdowne tide OWL an ad weNd op among the nat. sess Nisiuti was the Hal of 'rld, tim's toiM onee l::rs. F_s's obeics to Who an Seeth "lie jthst pretty good," KISIICkY defensive back Larry aid I o" 'Chaim McClendon. CenSor figured Darr hid oddb "This was lbs d paidudive Tulane h4 "He's the ass ofa nilsumary,'! tom we've aver played agalad." _____ "wow, M's "P3 burn provided the leedurship that we had to have to win this game," said Dooley. "He overcame a tremendous amount of adversity and came back to finish like a champion In his last said Carter. "I think somebody p there likes hlm' Fifth-ranked Florida State completed a pirlict now Friday with a nationally televised 77.16 victory over winless Florida. The Seminoles, who will play Oklahoma In the Orange Bowl, saw a 160 teed fade to a 10-10 tIe through three periods, then salted away their 15th-consecutive victory In the dosing stanza. "I'm not disappointed In or play," said Florida State Coach Bobby Bowden. "I just believe Florid. is lot better foothill town than Its 041 record show,. Thw only thing I care about is the dat that says we are 11.0." In other southeast action this pad w.Ead, Roth Bontas pesd for 250 yards and three touchdowns to pace Tulane to a 2443 win over Louisiana Slate; sophomore John Forcade threw a kath.quert.r touchdown pass to Kin Toler to give OI. Min al4l win over Mississippi State; South Carolina amid Its WSM victory for the first tints In7l years by nipping 13th-ranked Clemson, 134; arid Miami (Pie) led, 454$, to Noire Dasne In Tokyo, Japan. The regular-season end. text Saturday with three games — Alabama-Auburn at Birmingham, Florida at Miami and Vanderbilt at - .. - -... sc±r a bij uSe Saturday, w AL— thimiscerelledwadina sthet iu saffed op a week fee , Ws'ie1 __ ''sr —T a sNI G.srgia,aMy$evstahlbut 5-1 in £C$.y,flkt:Ma regular, s.asr is ____ ___ - -. ans. — ____ .• •"a." rang Bet, the FIoda Bowl (Istmas 11th Day) Is saviag the berth ooMt. lids r± Flit op. for the jog In_sAuburn shield pill oft opuS would give an sput. Selch AshawaNrsestd, led the Ilgars are Ismail fr110 but play because they as 's NW probletiss far recrit ? g - ' .st ffj$. Tsrula --NItettN SN No.110w a4diklbs by s a Develops,into tan Yo ' Top This - jg ___ SI,. .' LAM - - -- .' • :1 -, Heisman Trophy Case 10 •. . 0 40 .190 SJJj. ,, ••• . .. , III e. 'MIJUr2I. ml,.. 190 - , pa - _______ 141190 r si as v.ato a.. -- WIT . _____ as 4$.Pk3,ypam The Bulldogs had only one touchdown, but they were within field goal range on six other occasions and Junior Rex Robinson, who holds the SEC career record with 40, connected on tire, of those — from 35, 35 and 30 yards. Robinson also extended his SEC. record string of consecutive extra points to OS. Georgia's other notable performers Saturday were safety Jeff Hipp who tied an SEC record by Intercepting tiree Posses and sophomore Steve Kelly, a third-string tailback, who rushed for 117 yards. But Dooley was more Imprmusd by senior quarterback Jeff Pyburn who returned to his Mailing role last week two sophomore Buck Solve broke his - ______ 14 y.aessd-:d shod his paW quarturbeek, amkedWtoa14Nd d f by A Dam yet ho ha decided ad thd Wiiii. NleNhe. of 1A. the ,Ikq uk v kS Born. (ou. and F$eda 5w14 ($04) ho In fri. 1W 1L j rihi lbs Wins livid * pa. lb. 1V Ssm hem pa.aiNd.a esdhbevs.vacuscy. 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Miami's ether quarlur, thm held off a Call Nasby Glasgow's 18-yar (ta&. led aihrwsvIth IyInlhe..eo.dqsrt.r. return ol the insth tearidawi came - Larry raUy to .sti, thu*-diem .dng kicked The two taamsngunre 13 yards an _r1 with New r-çi1t( 1 5113 1 Theradsy Mgi* at MIamL aM. of Mx psd the Colts on the Miami a (unka's 3-yard run, Isadsy did Calls 00 pamus Ins 70-y drive that Nia. plays lat er, Landr laltlmors narrowed the Greg Leads)' passed for 354 IN L T Pt,. N the yards fltil 'slid in Caeska'a 3-yard passed six yards 1 beached w Osjs5, who as ya ds and 3 touchdowns for leMtoZl-l7aLdsy's pass ir r 11 $ to Weshlngtos and - Nib.. pea, o;:i ly a 3- sceeW run that put Miami Washington to pull Baltlmorá 13 53 21 Ba s, 15 1 1 21 (3a1 yard scoring to ahead 14.7. In favor of Des to Dan - McCauley gave the Mayer's field goal. wilMa 21-14. C 10 2 15 ' '' " S 7 4 Ii 7 OSW$N La *11115*111, Kan CRY ___ " Btdiulo,IeftthsDelpliasaud cada$ya,dscorWp Cleveland 112, New Jersey *111115 103 Milwaukee 111, 011dm Stati to Hoetlurd to Phoenix V# Portland 16 Mond•ys less Indiana at PhlIidelia ____ Miami ____ e GAINER Alabama's Crimson Tide M ilwaukee Rolls To 1 14-90 To Decide Own Bowl Fate Victory' Over Golden State , . voted Lyman's offensive star of the contest. U •!U IW! W1 Lyruan's bruising fullback A. . Brooks turns the corner and heads up field for a big gainer against Edgewater In Rotary Bowl action. The run came after a screen pass front quarterback .leff Meyers. RAMBLINrj .L_ ('Ps//rE'78,/f -. #T/,4P0 1Y ';'.. Co#Peiw5P - was n1• W r defending state champion binge. Merritt Island cerWhew! It's over. Oviedo Lions. attack. Another classy effort came There was certainly no Merritt Island Mustangs In talnlydlsplared the depth and The classy coach and crew, from the Lyman Greyhound The Greyhounds too proved talent that has led the Cocoa great lack of sporting cc- check. they'll be tough to contend after getting little respect football squad. Despite Its Joe Baker's 85-yard kickoff Beach-crew to one date title, Uvitles In Seminole County with this prep roundball from the state prep pollsters, arrow Rotary Bowl loss to over the Thanksgiving to open the game and Jim and off ona good foot to season. If the scores and showed without a doubt that Edgewater, Bill Scott's crew weekend. And while Tamp. Voltollne's 23-yard field goal another. games of the entire tourney they are Indeed for real by can take a well deserved bow, Poaey's crew should take a Bay may have let a few folks gave the pecked house hopes coming from are Indications of things to behind to beat down Sunday, local prep and of a dunning upset, but bow for Its outstanding effort After trailing 134 for much come, the basketball season New Port Richey Hudson youth athletes nut forth quarter number four saw an against the Mustangs. As -. of the contest the Grevhounds weit iurn ou U) ue just as me fi st round 01 toe state time outstanding . a.fforts awesomedim" of depth on Merritt Island coach Gerald Seminole basketball team after time stopped the Lyman looked like the crazy and wild as the recently playoffs. Merritt Island's past as they Odwn put It, "We haven't played before a near empty spoiler for three quarters through" the weekend. much Veedler Eagles offense For a full 11w., quarters brought Jeff Wickerihain, a played a tougher team all house ln the title game olthe before the Seminole's depth completed football season. The Lions will now be at and carne oh, so very close to quarterback off the yosr.ot You have to hand It to Joe home Friday night for round scoring on the last play of the IM Rotwy Bowl Basketball paid off for a late comeba& Friday nk* Jam Posey's Fighting Seminoles held on bench, to Ignite a late scoring Bill Payns's Fighting Tournament, behind a nicely balanced Montgomery and his now 11-0 number two of playoff action, game. . ___ At Greyhound quarterback Jeff Meyen h hemmed In by the Edgewater defense In second quarter action of the Lyman-Eagle Rotary Bowl game, Meyer's MEYERS ... 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Christom Iree, yWre Aid it kipw how to P1 ON oum III d"S VA you a" was"1011111111111 Ind embwnm*4 way "to to do It year A* MA and Id M adaride '50 bow do 1 90 off 06 11:46 so' ius.t ase DEAR BLUSHING IN HBO V 1"Inva sio n 97 m.rryso-roisnd, Abbfil asaft bs$Is._s.n. appreciate marr mon The Body 1111411111111111NGt Mall ww~ GROUND AIM* I have a very onion S . and the . do= peollile who are IAMM 11) (17) NEWS 2:30 10:55 STYLE(MON) between the Atlanta Falcons r LA4UOr 5:30 (1) 0 SUNRISE MD ESTER (WED) 9(17) LOVE. AMERICAN (I) BEGGARMAN, THIEF • After the disappearance of SC!) ThRESI A cowo ____ II.? 5:05 (12) u',RATPATROL(THU) JIM ROCKFORD "A PoriraitOf Elizabeth" (M(17) FALCONS' FOOTBALL Falcons Head Coach Leeman Sennett and announcer Bob Neal will review highlights of yesterday's game _ 5 - D@D THE DOCTORS ()0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE OT(35) GOMER PYLE 1000 THU Fill) 9:00 700 - - - -------------------------------• name an tionihips. , DEAR ABBY: How do you 5 about P 'P to adianging OWIMZMI gifts f,.' .) I '' - - H a so~ 0 IV 001 so wpm 0 am 10.:01vitillur $1.74 % U14w! No 1.1. Chrl"stmas, Gleft Exchange as n To Be A Chore eirl In ywr I , .111-41111I,IIlwM,nh.lI,,I,NI 295 Is wheelleir l 011011111111 of Michelle 60' bride ftm 111111. Hally. - I Wnh l I • 1 .- 4x4 Pickup T 2202 FRENCH AVE —SANFORD I (DUAKNEWS ([D 1351 CANDID CAMERA a 17 ON NEWHART Bob cIfg to followhis own advice of honesty In all rela- • a and ____________________________ I COMP1010 IMWWS, Chrome trim and exterlorfinishes. • PH. 322 flU __ carried hurricane lamp accented with fall flower B ridesmaids were Margaret Williams, cousin of the bride from Gastonia N.C.; Cindie Wood, Edison, N.J.; Patricia Coze Lngwood. ,, •i was heir a.... tbe nor I. J. Kelly Cosey of Winter the Haven, served bridegroom as bed man. Ushers were Richard udanniey, Gainesville; and Keith Carson and Steve Carson, brothers of the bride, Apopka. - (IsthsMap,.lIaCtr.) T& &..a ''v A polr of great91" Ideas built In ft NAPA traditlim the same sssmed..dge_sleet conslructIo? features s 1% Mill bVOW, 11 wheeler- Highly detailed with win-'owe, r' efifev family fvn wim these 210 E. FIRST ST.. SANFORD As, ' L Stay t AHatd I - - ii. Arnc sv,. PH.M2631 NAPA .' by Carter, Don MoOr Isoccson Carrica and Her Majesty 6 urua. iawr 1W5 Save Gail Thom* model 1130 Kohler & COmPbell Mod*l E-102 Ow Mike I" of I - She carried her mother's wedding Prayer Book showered with arrangement of spider Mums. I Elizabeth Camille Carsorl attended her sister u maid of honor. She wore a ginger colored gilesta jersey gown styled with mpsolietti straps, a pleated shirt and raouvable ii!) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH ce :v:n°"' in addition to the channels listed, noncablevision subscribers may tune in to public broadcasting system channel(POS) 24, Orlando; while cablevislon subscribers may tune in to independent channel 5. Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBS) and tuning to channel 10 for PBS channel 24. (1i)(35) •(I)NSCNEWS Bishop sleeves enhanced with Venice lace. The softly gathered skirt cascaded into a full chapel ftl& A beaded cap secured her Kohler & Campbell Pianos AS $995W LOW I W AS... Ta Independent Atlanta. Ga. t.IT ( ) HBO aytona Beach Orlando icked in shark-infested water. 5:30 - vows a silesta chiffon gown fashioned with a high I a ANOFRIENOS . W F • . 35) (ABC) Orlando •'® . collapsed ferris wheel, then J (17) CAROL BURNETT save a fellow member who pan. 4,1____ id St., Lake Wales, Given In marriage by her f'Jher,the bride thoaefor her - Ow raw collodion of holiday ww for more exciting do s and romantic fl9 ' , ( I p — - I. -ago fill r&t1' (PG'i (11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 30 OAS tTHE WORLD TURNS Cable Ch hr. 42 min.) Thebtideisthedaughterof Cdr. (USN, ret.) and Mrs. E. H. Carson, 3502 Jamlson Apopka. The Drive, of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hansford, 12 I l I -- S - I . Cable Ch -- RpbertHdHansford were marrIed Nov. 24, at 5:30 p.m., at the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Apopka.. Rev. T.J. Thump. 1011 Performed the double ring S .• Monday, Nov. U,1979-1 a ert Hansford I .Jri,., ..-.•... TV HIGHLIGHTS Rob • ,'_' • OURSELVES V I s ff"Wnill Here Id, Unfort 11111. BEFORE THE RUSH. • . . SHOPPING1 0 Our "SHOPPING CENTER". Ample Parking Conv.niinc. Vari.tyl: - No I my Puna of MM AMY: My ti Ity CM we 14 UT *3*95 NNW Mu SANFM ft 14 addin a" 1.k 17, _____ - -- - . . • ____________________ 1IOlTY IN CALM'. — . I ' - W.-IkLr - . _, .•• ' F " -• - , p. ............... . 1.,............- - •,.. - -. S - . 1. S . -- - - • �. ,' /a - v- . . . . .' - * L4. veflIflgNS?aId,$afs,pp I S ,- %- M.ndoy,Nw.fl,9fl - ' -. . S - -. - . . - S - legal Notice INVITATION to BID FOOD SIR VICI IQU1PMINT FOR HIGH SCHOOL ,,••,, • 7 • ST iijiiOCi CALENDAR . . • ?r I L.gd Notic 4 t I S , -. S.-- 5 . ••_, 'S... f 5 4 • • •- S S 5 S * • •'. .................... S , S S S 1. - _________________________ IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I :HEAR US OUTI Texas Refinery CLASSIFIED ADS Monday, Nov. 8, 1575-3B NO?ICIUNDINpIIyIJi SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Corp. offers an opportunity for NAMIITATUTI FlOUTS DIVISION high income PLUS cash _ File Number n4ss cp TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN bonuses and fringe benefits in Division Notice is hereby Olvan mat me the Sanford Regardless sigad pursuaW ,. ff1. of experience, write F. 0. Seated bids or p osals ad. "NUllS Name MINNIE THOMPSON, att$V Chapter Pats, Pnsi., Box 711, Ft. ssId to the Board of Public W.v. P St. wilt reeNter o.c Worth. Tx. 70101. MONDAY, Instruction of Seminole County, ylMll • CLASSIFIED DEPT. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING With the ml rcvit cows. RATES Florida (hireinoffer csite ,tie Yst Program. lie. VOlUnteer. in.aervlce meeting, CL A MS OR DEMANDS fri and for Seminole CluRty, Baby Sitter for Elderly Woman Funds, "Board") and marked, 1 tim. ... ...... 44c line AGA I NST THE ABOVE ESTATE UP receipt of proof of Nw I'' 7p.m., Flagtlp Bank of Seminole, downtown Sanford. While I Work. Call After S P.M. S consecutive times . 3k a tin. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS pbiicatie of thIs notice, me tic. 333.1)35. PROPOSAL Speaker. Marvin Jones, supervisor of parole FOR 100 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7consecvttvetlmesEi it 30cc tine NISHING, DELIVERING, OR INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: titious name, tl.wlt: JOIIPN$ tic*I of fiRS v MEDICAL RECORD YOU ARE MONDAY thru FRIDAY HERESY PUILICATIONSUfl.rofith lam • si DELIVERING AND INSTALL. _____ CLERICAL ASSISTANT that the ad. IflftOld In bus1ne, at number 1$ SATURDAY tNoon 1140 AS SPECIFIED, VARIOUS NOTIFIED 3 Lines Minimum A. camker of C. Full time hospital medical ministration of the estate of Ccuntrys$d Drive, In the City of Al _________________________ PIECPS OF LARGE FOOD SER. melee, noon, Quality Inn North. Speaker Sheriff John record dept. experience VICE EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH MINNIE THOMPSoN, decoesed, LUIlOWOOd, Florida. required. Good salary A FlieNumber SSCP,lsp.nding Ththeporty interested Insaid SCHOOL "BBS," Seminole DEADLINES benefits. Apply personnel West In the Circuit Court for S.mInoli business IWurpniss. is TUFSDAY, NOVEIIEEJI 27 as follows: County, Florida, in Volusia Memorial Hospital, .JoI, s with the stipulations and County, Florida, Probate Division, 'Noon The Da '1efore Publicotion Over N Cab, 10:30 am,, Rel1ng Gardens Social DeLand, EOE, M.F.H. the address of hIch is Seminole Otsd at Loniwood, SemInole specifications available from HaIfl Purchasing Department in the County Courthouse, Sanford, County, Florida, November I, I5. For a career In Real Estate ciii _______________________ ________________________ ______ _EDNE8DA,1IOVEMBE1In Florida 32771. The personal PublIsh November Sundo- Noon Frido ______ , 8, Office of the Superintendent, - . .anaaI.•h. a -- - is- LCTIDiF- -J, 1W •flUUlUIIYW UT n wway is e _________________________ we seag Citlasus Toes of the Everglades, 322.401. - 21-SituationsWanted Meiionvllle FlorIda 32771.Avenue, Sanford, Michael Koliany, whose address is DIPS) 41Houses - -. Myers area for four days. Leave Sanford, lam., from SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox Route 3, Box 300, Oviedo, Florida _________________ _________________ ___________________________ fl-junk Cars Removed 68-Wanted to Buy si-ioiii G4IIYk __________ 3215 5.Thlnameandaddmsof the 'curity superintendent 6 yr. Civic Center; pick up, Caaaelberry Lead's, 8:30 am. LOCH ARBOR MAYFAIR Bidmusccompaniedby -. ________________________________________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME eip. 34 nights, no guns tests. i/i I j___'_ FOR X.MAS? Sparkling, roomy) BR 2 B home, Return Dec. 1, 8:30 p.m. For reservations a1I 2414l. __________________ _________________________ WE BUY USED rURNITURE. INVESTOR! Noticeisherebygivsnflwt Ian ____________ Top Dollar Paid for junk I. used ' 0101 total inventory - P'f. resume. 365 359$. brand or Certified Check for five desirable neighborhood, This won't cloSe last APPLIANCES long. & PLUMUING Nice I CALL AAA BR cars, trucks& heavy equipment. All persons having claims or new lnterspring Hedd,nq These Cauelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's • to golf course. Top cond, new FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture. . lBhomeon fenced lot. $13,000 Drive, Sanford, 322 5990 beds are not damaged or Preschool teacher needed EMPLOYMENT LBJ Country Rock Group need WIt Bo Lonely? Write 01t A carpet, great floor plan. C blieu gç F Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. 25th St n 09A1 $6.000dwn, owner carry. seconds but brand new top line mornIngs,a.m..13p.m. Five Gigs -aft Astv' Dating ServICe All Thanksgiving. H&A. vacant, 549.730 firm, LIOAL$ECRETARy OvIed Relay, 7:30 a.m., the Town Home. to the unsuccessful bidden im. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Pacific Entepiws and that BUY JUNK CARS bedding sets onlyf Free local days a week. Exp. please, WE BL1Y USED FURNITURE & __________ Booking for the Holidays 322. a,., assume9pct. FHA banal $286 INVFSTORI i gal Office, need good skills ( r mediately after award is made, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF intend to register saId name with delivery. 14011's Sanford Fur I From SlOto 530 APPL I ANC ES Sanford Fur hr. to start, 322.1347. Eaofud Klwaals, noon, ('lyI, (la' In. 1431, 49 daily or weekends, fIf. 1J1 • mu, $13,000 dwn, Seller carry and to successful bidders when THIS NOTICE, to file With 2 BR, 11) tome, good cond FR niture Salvage, 1792. So of . Call 322 *621: 32416O nilure Salvage. 372 8721 ferviews daily 17:304. Jamle contract is completed, S7.500 2nd mon Sanford OpIlaist, noon, Holiday Iflfl. at $103 mo. ¶ced yd. m. CierkCounty, of me Circuit nice location, inc. 1 RICEPTION1ST i '0 -, clerk of th. above court a written Seminole Florida Court, Sanford 322 872) I .. -. I owner 373 0106. t'w garage apt. Live in house I in ac ê-ChiId Cam Mature, good skills, light Recevery lie. 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, --- ---- - - EVERY DAY someone is looking The successful bidder shall statement of any claim or demand cord.flcewithffi,pr,v$slo,aoIthe ________________________ ..' rent apt Of rent both, Only bookkeeping 78-Motorcycles WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT furnish a Performance Bond, they may have. Each cloirn must Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: for what you ha-, to sell Call 25-Loazis ñ1IWIMV a.i...! Transcriptionis I 3 BR. lB. Fam. Rn. $6,400 dwn. Medical . ,"' 530.000. Cashier's Check or Certified Check be in writing and must indicate the 5ec ,/E:: 7 WORK' Place a Classified Act in today and your Classilied Ad will ____________________ • Assume at 9'i pet. for the total amount of the award basis for the claim, the name and Sanford Sereaadens sealer chhzeas dance, 2.30 p.m., OiIMca,, ii fly home days or FII'ida Statutes the Evening Herald today COLLECTION MON. TRAINII _______________ appear here tomorrow Full time previous experience - ------ within 10 days of notification of the addressof the creditor or his aø.nt eves., or will PU aft, school. . . Needon car, aggressive person totorcycte Insurance Sanford Civic Center. FALLS a medical transcriptionlif in 3 award. BR. 11), lake front 4 323401$. 7 acre w Sig JOHN I. EiNMO 20 and OIFN1AU PUC.s WANTED BLAIR AGENCY New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at Used full siZe hotel motel bed or attorney, and the amount Pubish November Sanfordlemleele Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee ? NEED CASH ? hospital medical record dept. guest cottage, $92,000. Bonds must be written bya cimedutlwcie:m:s not yet Top Pr ices P.Iid 323 3866or 323 7710 beautiful Wekiva Fails. PLUMBERS' HILPIR \ ding Very clean. $1195 O. pc required. Apply personnel I building, French Avenue. 3. 10. 17.1w' LISr.d, ,IiW (OfldItIOfl 6.1-1 8)26 _______________________________ Ductexp.h.lpful Perfect for Winter retreat. Noll's Sanford Furniture -Gs Thu Eat West Volusia Memorial iness in Florida. UseYourHomeAssetur,ty Fenced 3 BR. I' B. pan0 ( Overeater. Aa.aymiue, %;30 p.m., Altamonte Mall due shall be stated. if the claim Is $15,000. Owner finance w' Salvage. Il 97. So of Sanford ____________________________ HospItal DoLand, EOE, M.F. Bids will be received In the contingent or unliquldated, the CallUsForTerms 79-Trucks.Trailers dwn. PARTTIME 3278721 ____ Cash3224132 H. Tower Financial Srv. 3 BR, 2fl pool, green house, SALE above named office as indicated nature of the uncertainty shall be FRI 4CHOOL TIACKIR iuoo.ii 2469 NOtICE OP SHERIFF'S patIo. 552.900, Sla4ig Pnemesader., 8 p.m., Deflaiy Grapefruit, Oranges, UflUflhtY Larry 5 Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. herein. All Conditionsstafed shall stated. If the claim is secUred, the Some up., cert. not necessary FURNITURE & THINGS NO BROKERAGE FEES 1969 Ford '. 1. new clutch, SALE apply. Any questions relating to security shall be described. The MANAOER STEMPER AGENCY Buy & Sell, the finest in used Tangoruws A Limota. N. U. Ceider Shell Road. Buy & Sell Fenced rebuilt master cylinder, air 3 BR. I'i B, patio. AIRCRAFT ENGINE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hvtcltloo,i 322.1010. furniture, Refnig.. stoves, tols the bid areOffice, to be directed to the claimant shall deliver sufficient that viny of that certain WrIt GENERAL CLERK New & Used Furniture Purchasing workshop, 531.900. REAL TOR 322 shoks, 1450 373 7-173 .111 6 ThURSDAY, NOVEMER$ 499) ____________________ 1 OVER HAUL NO BROKERAGE copies of the claim to the clerk to Need mature, versatile person 5005 Sanford Ave ----- -. ___________________________ 323 6593' MULTIPLE LISIINGSERVICE Execution Issued outthe of Circuit and FAA approved fiat engine ___________ Sir Harold Mitchell, British aidhor, industrialist lOd Special Conditions: Any and all enable the clerk to mail one copy IAdI? w. seal of cows•'___________________ FEES Eves. 349-3100, 3fl-1959 special conditions (if enclosed) to each personal repres.ntativ,, overhaul facility located in _________________________ fl-Auction COUNTER HELP ______________________ _________ Pefrin RenoAMtsNA l7cu It SoldCanad'an and Latin jerj __________ 80Autos for Sale fffr flfl that may vary from these General MiamI, Florida has Immediate SIITIInOII c, FlorIda, upon Fast moving new business ,. .. ,, .,• . __________________________ originally $514, now $216 or $21 lecture on Where UU5 1U5 All persons Interested in the a final udement rendered In the opening for IRWJ I•W P•U exp.rlonced Conditionsshaii have precedence, estate to whom a copy of this atoridonthe1dayof ENJOY 29-Roonn ___ _________ tno Agent 339 0386 l.A. to supervise engine build. CUSTOMIIOMESBUILT flauck Hall auditorium, Rollins College, Wisder Park. I Bid must be submitted by 0:00 Notice of Administration has blifi October A 0 1070, in that certain •AUCTION • Oatve SIRViCI CLERK --sss up A remanufacturing. Ap. REMODEL INGI REPAIR REALTORS A.M., December 3, 1070. Sealed mailed are requlrod, WITHIN case ntitl, Albert Pope, Mature, s.f starter _...' Free to Public MON., NOV. 26, 7 P.M.. plicant should have extensive 1G. BAL INT Sanford Gracious living. Ness. 2710 Sanford Ave. 332.7073 322,465 Little want ads bring hg, biQ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION PRiVATE VOICE LESSONS bids will not be opened until then, THREE MONTHS FROM THE Plaintiff, '1.. Movalo, Inc., d4a of the city ca.didrntes' algbt, sponsored by Carriage Hill power plant expsnl.nce on Ly. S OPEN TO THE'. Weekiy I monthly rates, utilities results Just try one 322 2611 or I RESTAURANT MGI Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway. - 3fl 7346 coming & Continental engines. . Inquire 500 S. Oak 141.7113, BuildtoSult-ourbotoryou,s 83) 99 PUBLICATION THE F iRST Florida Alarm and SOiity, Now ___________________ _________________________ Community Association and Lake Hedge Homeowner. Exp.froshfocds PUBLIC Daytona Beach. will hold a BID NUMBER lOCOOP. For further information call I FHA VA, FHA 2351.245 NOTICE, to file any oblections Association, 7:30p.m., Cauelberry City Hall. DO NOT OPEN UNTIL 0:00 theym;yaaii.ng., public AU TO AUCTION every • OLD & MODERN • Ted Nomelser (303) 233.0030 or Singer Zig Zag Inc., Defendant, which RIG. PHARMACIST W-4liIp Tuesday I. Saturday at 730. It's ntsd send resume to Surnslde.Ott 3Onrtments Unfurnlst10d aforesaid Witof Ixecuti, TAKE UP PAYMENTS . . . Sooth 8eslasle Oiml.t, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, EARLY VICTORIAN Big Money • LOTS OF CLEAN • o. M. Unsworth Realty ---- -- ____________ _____________________________ the only one in Florida You set Alrmolive 14100 SW. l2Nh St., it& -a 01 Drop arm, makes .ill stretch Send Bid to: SCHOOL BOARD qualifications of the personal DEL. NEAR DOWNTOWN Wymore Road, • FURNITURE • UJJW OF SEMINOLE COUNTY the reserved price. Call 904-235 MiamI, FL 33100. stitches & buttonholes Sold J representative, or the venue or Florid., and I SANFORD IN GOOD REASSIMILYMICH 2 BR, newly redecorated I ________ ATTENTION: Don Coleman, jurisdiction of the court. Lake Mary Relay, 8 am., Mayfair Coiadry Club. have levied new $69900. balance clue FIGHT,,, the follawkt .100 Miilwnightexp. MUCH TO LIST. STORABLE CONDITION. remodeled, convenient to Purchasing Agent, 1211 Mellon. $268 lOon $1500 Month Still in described pl'ty owned by I Avon. Inctbeso YOUr Seining i''1t,'* REALTOR ________________________________________________________ ,.., $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. ll'2 Welg Watchers, 10 am. Lake Mary Presbyterian downtown, $220 plus utilities. JUIST MAKE PAYMEN5--'69 to SANFORDAUCTION AIRCRAFT ENGINE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND and ,tovao Inc., db.a FIoqida Alarm warranly. Will take trade .is power. Per dotalls. call. ville Avenue, Sanford, Florida OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED Security now known as CLERK TYPIST 323-5005. 13 models. Call 3399)00 or $31 Qwrch; 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Leegwood. 323.lOMoreveL323.OSlj AND OVERHAUL ,, part payment, Call 867 5391 I141lNler$4Wg 1215 French 323.7340 Good skills, pressure lob BEDROOM. I -i BATH, 4605 (Dealer) "I'd like a G-rated parroti SPECIALISTS Diet Weskebep, 10a.m. and 7 pin., Montgomery Pvbllsh November 12 10 20 1070 WILL SE trs pcaf ion of Fl Ida Alarm nd Security, Inc., day or night Free home trial _____________ OnAirport Blvd. 1 BR, IBcondo, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, ______________________ ___________ DEP.35 Facility In Miami, FlOrIda has I)atOflAQC11t. Ward, Interstate Mall. this Notice of Admlnlstnat: Fully eqt. kit WD, $215 mo. I or FSt.Ite Coimimercial & Resi CAR PETS, P E N CEO. 4pct. Interest to qualified buyers EGO PICKER 197) Buick Luxury Century. like _________ immediat,d openings for Neuibl, ,,i,o, 277 179$ ______ Mature,handy person dt'ntiat Auctions 8. Appraisals COOKS & CASHIERS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. new ond 350. auto, mags, • AJt New homes with low monthly 5F4 D Sifisma, noon, Ireland's. overhaul and remanufacture 43-LotsAcreage 41-Houses particularly desc;ibed 4iiows: Michael Kohany esantative $32,500. C.,Il P011s AuctiOn. 373 5620 l wide ovals, dual exhaust. AM £A pere ------------------ -- ---------_____ - $975 Singer Futura Fully auto, of Lycoming payments&iowcfownpavms. Deed pey, In. ' 1 "" " Mental Health Center '-" nn UI I Irrt'1nn • Continental Mis elianeovs office equipment, SALES RIP. repossessed, used very short FM. tai,e deck, PS, PB. air, •• to $44,000. vacation, credit uniin 322•22,7. stginss, Prior experience on °00 I BR-Sits up. Pool. Adults only, .:. r fire & smoke detector,, power Robin Road, Altamonte Springs Aggressivepeison 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, OSTEEN time. Original $593, bal slel or tilt, cruise $1000 323 8117 aft C) QUALIFYING-- 3 BR home. DannysAuclion)?? 7010 A it atiaring. Appiy in poison aircraft engines of this type onLakeAda, Just So. of Airport ' Ml i Tho mpson e0 tools, electric and electronics T CARPORT ON LARGE CON. $21 mo. Agenl 3398386. S wilderness acres. Enjoy S New Central HIA & carpet. Buy Sell Consign 5ona Cftlseas Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Lake Mary 10 Food Store, Lake required, A. I. F, Blvd. on 1753 in Sanford. Call license -----parts: all taken from the dofon. • I NFP LOT. $79,900. nature. Only $13,000. good ________________________________ __________________________ Owner will finance w 2671 Santord Ave. 323 5772 _____________________________ .I. at w. preferred. Call Ted Romsiser CALL JAN 333.1070 Mariner's Village. Civic Colder, _____ _______________________________ 1976 Granada. metallic blue, PS, ATTORNEy FOR PERSONAL dant's place of business in ________________________ terms. substantial dwn $33,000. 322 (30$) 233.0030 or send resume REPRESENTATIVE: -. PB. auto. (un. AM FM stereo, 323.5176 oveteeer Aaenymous, 7:30 p.m., Community Altamonte Springs, Florid. To be RN, 0.4 A 412, foil A ..i tIne. 3 BEDROOM, I'i BATH, COUN. 7287. 52-Appliances to Burnside.Ott Airmotive E.J. Giefacti blue mt., 3)000 mIles, S new Mi,IhfmnrD TRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL Paved road acre for investment --______________________ .. 75.A-Vans United Methodist Qurch, Causiborry.. 31-Apartments Furnished 14100 sW. 1$ St.; Miami, FL avaabllfromm.CivigDlvio steel radial tires. extra clean. 4PlVinHi5In Ssfrl Nursing AAAEMPLOYMINT -. ... or building. Terms you can ______________________ - AIR 1. HEAT, CARPETS, _____________________ _____________________ 33114. rJ.rd 'rn Orlando, Fla. 3Q3 the Seminole COWI AConvelescen Ceit en, Cl2Fnench GARAGE. LIKE NEW, AS afford. $300 dwn. 333.5)74 _______ _______ KENMORE WASHER - Parts, 74 Ford Fconoline. tOO rebuilt ?pts. for Sentbr Citizens. Down Cornerof)OthAFr,,J1 SUMABLE p Drive, MORTGAGE. MONTGOMERY, Ala. Service. Used Machines, tiug., 1,000 miles. stick. hlr., Must sell. $977 Vega, radio & ___ town, very clean & roomy. Nove "Vow See 20 and and the Undersigned as Sheriff of Future Our $32,900. Concern" ARE YOU INTERESTED? RN .SURGICAL " MOONY APPLIANCES radio w 2 spkers. New sticker (UP!) - Aim Jordan and her December 3,1070 htr., low mileage, clean, 5)995 Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Neal Seminole County, Florida, will at 70 acres lakefront 373 0697 PORZIG IfA 8. tires. $1000. 323 1591. or best offer. 323 1730 PIIIDAY NOVEMBER30 apartment roommate TRIPLEX 1 1. 2 BED. Full time opening for cx. ... * * * * * * STENSTROM REALTOR MLS . - ..-s.•d. Swie. KIraMs, 7 am., Buck's Sanford DA.D.107g,offr ROOM UNITS ON OVER p.nlenced O'FOi operating cowered In a bathroom room ,'lMher repo GE deluxe model. 70,-icres orange grove mo61s Iv'333flO6 2 BR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. AfrL nurse. Good salary A benefits. SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO REALTY REALTORS SALES Sold orig. 5109.35 used short Sunday u tornadoes and LYFURN, COLOR TV, LINENS iIii...L. _________________ ADD 2 UNITS. GOOD NEll. Apply personnel, West Volusla PROBATE DIVISION time. Bal. $119.14 or 1)9.33 350woojsla.1cf ' 750 am. Lord Q1lIn1eys, RECEPTIONIST shrieking winds ripped File Number & DISHES. INC. ALC UTILI. BATEMAN REALTY esistn, liens, at the Front (weot, TAL INCOME. ASSUMABLE UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 2 bath NiGNTMAINTINANCI Memorial Hospital, DeLand, Agenl 339 $356. TIES. 1300, 6 MO. LEASE. es Mtamorde SpI1. Door of the Seminole Covnty Peg. Peal Estate Broker MORTGAGE. 542900. Divisiso 101, M.F'H, home on over 6 acrest Every -Cleaning -900cattIc ranch Courffious# Fioridi, Experience preterrw,w, IN Iii ESTATE OP lo.* Vella Isrlama, 7:30 sin., Doltons Inn. _______________ moving Company. We need N units were damaged' by the RICHARD 321-0040, 337.1377. the above described persenal WARRANTED. L. HABERMAN essenti.I.Sp.Id Vacations ' Just $1273001 aggressive poople MICROWAVE 321,O7S ____________________ W. with good . am....., ___________________ Mill• Ofl5blI storm. BENCH TECH & Cal1371-3223 for Info, H Ernest •Company Paid Life In. N . personality & good phone That said sale Is bef,i mae ç ?I1iU, ClOsed, $ Pin., It. Richade Coerab, , Push button controls, has £1_i W1' swJi,..I hiat SWeRce SPaId Holidays NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION jisii, m. ferns _________________ _______________________ mice. Sal. OUTSIDE TECH & commission. Call H AL Inc Req. . - . 32-Houses Unfurnhshsd tarousel, still In warranty. nt sei WTN pt STATE Broker DREAM HOUSE 3 OR, 2 bath t_. iww. .. SPeck Purchase Plan SPal - -Jan-al- 10$5It0r- ------- -----------__________________________ TO ALL PERSONS. HAVING Execution tip qUatIflul jsuamal twisters Inured 17others with Originally - A & .i. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR hometh Loch Arbori CHIA, $649, it assume CLAIMS S... j _t 2ON.t7.92,Cass.Iberry,Pl. OR Sick Lisve •Paid Powlw DEMANDS __5J &L 4fl Apply it Wosigate TV In Pour IWIWUO wirvu..p.m., VV .. uyiiig payments of $21 mo. Agent 339. . ES . -A,.•,, ' , __________________ scr. porch, spacious eq. kIt, on 534ts0 Eve. 5623615 AGAINST THE ABOVE main SPree Hospttallzatie C.eneva, 4 BR, 105155 Shospine Cintol'. Ask 78. 1' .ILL 5 i acres (bw'1b,.$R U4. A '" " •_, 5306. ________________________________ a lovely treed lot with Many im?mps - - ----------------------. _________________ .cniss - .cc.est ___________________________ AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. Semingie County Flonidi !sr Jerry. 773404. -V More Extrast BPP WARSSe4Hty Insurance. Sanford 1k. ____ A Al$C1abJgls, I p.m., Ovimidu Garden TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Publish Navem, Monroe area, zoned w' Home ImproVementS Heauty Caie SEI'DLEN REALTY ' YOU lront attendant, up. preferred. RANTED. A Buy for 167,000! AMMINyMOr,. LARÔ! 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ARE .iqnl., 144'x7lO', $5,90Q. CUb, 715 c.. nv,w nVO,, 21-Sltuatlans 1jT. lacresat intersection of 25th st. _____ weme damaged and 53-TV.RadiO-SteI'eO _____________________ _______________________ horn.. 13 NOTIFIED HERESY December S 1010 Aaplykiper,en FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, thai the ad. neat appearance. KS pral or I Country Club Rd. $33,000. BROKER ________________________ Carentry, Painting, Roofing, & COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE ' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Location: us Hwy 17.01 A Air. CENTRAL HEAT A AIR. IX. sildsred as the ministration of the estate of ________________________ a,ulvaient. Apply In porson. Aggressive young man waij Gen. Repairs, Licensed I p5f$ 5fo BR, flx bath home on I acr• 24395.Myrti.Ave. Used Color TVs -9tosell lormerly Harriett's Beauty of ChIISteiSI" PFIIII*Stby Mtamose ECUTIVE CONDITION ON 1 323.7832 your 14 Equal Op. Puckeys II A 40. storms raced across posItIon with lives Bonded. Free Estimates 323 with formal OR, Lg. BR's, choice. ALL WORK. 599 INC. 5l9E.Istst.3a75742 ponlunity Emptae, ACRE. $300 MO. ea. REALTORS SEIGLER Sanford lleun?s food dealer or 1g. lIvi IN THI CIRCUIT COUNT Eves.3fl0617,373-19a7, Soday Advantid Church ChoIr, 1:30 p.m 450 and Cordial Alahun. 6035 after 5p.m. Spaclouskit&ownerwiliholdl EXPERIENCED JANITOR Noll's Sanford Furniture 530 M33or 330-l7lleyes. __________________________ REALTY BROKER. 3210040, 3210040 327.1517 producer in $anfor Ms 332 5157, 327-7177 '°" BPP WARRANTED, Yours Salvage, FOR EVENING HOURS I? 92, So. of Sanford. Have had intsnsive training i. ---- ------.... ---- - - ------2071.25th St. ia "doVer. Reward Chapl.r United $473001 Must SI 0000 ON FLOORS Carpet Cleaning 322 872). FOR SALE OR RENT livestock production and flying all over," ii.om. Rensirs OLD MIMS ROAD (43 Lots Call 3332232 for _______________________ Info. A GENERAL CLEANING da.Csthdsraey,2:3sp.m.,hom,s(*u. veZrd, Divislos 3 BR, 18, FP, nice yard. Closeto nutrition, Inthe e** dairy, ___________________________ Acreage) 20 Acres pasture and nddMthSh',fi.,.ot, Flaw, 35771 CALL THE EVENING HER. C.00dused TV's,$23& UP 42-blle Honms town. beef, swine IN Iii ESTATE OF A poultry in the 17 MsUuuvUh. An,, I.Istt Program: woods. Homesite at rear with T&G Steam Carpet Cleaning. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. NEAT Efficiency home on .7; *5.0 tsr appsk*ment. MILLERS scrambled for sthty. We mT 2021 Elm Ave., Sant. 3 BR, no al15 ___________________________ mllwt region, 373.)37$ 1 UUL*N I. KEMP, Free Est. All work guaran ______________ excellent view $65,000 with 29 Wants to make small household lot across from lll me hdsrat. Flag he Mrs EA. $.wsll. 76l9Orlanclo Ph 322033? 5ht, no pets. Ref. $275 + H. Ernest r k*o the bat1woom bofro2:3p.m.orwr Larry teed. 3fl.40)5 Ii. 32226 See our beautiful .li BROAD. pet. down and owner holding. . . repairs. carpentry, painting I Elem.I Excellent lot for future • dsp. Mrs. MeIlo. 3304956, NATIONAL BANK OP ORLAN. NOTICE OP A*MINI$TNAT*N 'Porter, III Knlder Rd., Son. INViTATION MORE, front & rear BR's. down on the floor and ,r misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 6331. BARGAIN TV'S IAIVIIDAV, D ..ui.um s homesite! BPP WARRANT. *eIsrms Required. Net. DO, whese address ii P.O. Sea TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Seminole Nominal Ilsapni in. Broker fend, Fl, 3*111, ____________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A _____________________ GREOORYMOBILEHOMES Whypayrnore? ED. A Buy for *35,0001 - OvIfl'lldng aiiattir. I WM 3031 Orlando, Florida 3*11. The CLAIMS Sanford area, newly remodeled, Iaofwd - VFW dinur, 54:30 p.m., post horn., sosu. ,, . CIASSIFIED AD . flC1(D' -........... IV -SI _& Sit eamIi," - 3 BR home, 1g. OR, LR, FR, ___________________________ l, name and address of the personal AGAINST TH Lawn& Landscaping . RESUL TF UL END. me toaasIuis: $344$. THE Eve. S67344$ 2597 S. SanfordAve. & !cl 1 ta 323 1734 _________________________ aS.. Sanford's Sales Leader with fireplace. Util. rm. plus _____________________ nspreesntativrs _______________________ NUMBER IS 3222611 Operating seem Msaflsr PERN$ Polic. said u£ iu A.. IMIV. Ross1 '-'. spillorid by liii Fbi 10 • - WAV fo ,$f1 Ofo INTEISITED IN TN. -: wooded lot. $365 plus sec. No Additional Istermitlop, glens CERTIFIEDLAWN TV sepo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. CARRIAGE COVE 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, lssh.d 11w.. areas of lbs city, pets. bsnsflt Cystic P'Ibreds, 10 am toO p.m., *nahl Fry 3234574. ___________________ All persons having clims or YOU - ARE nsi1.Pe HEREBY aMip ILANDSCAPING $493.75 bal. 5113.16 or $17 mo. Terrific I yr. old dbl wide, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 ______________________ Ili.ktg wajis and tearing demands against the .sa$e are NOTIFI.. f"me Manage. FREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 Dsycsr. Cuidar, Laks Howell Road at Sloth HOed features C-H&A, Agent 3355356 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO pump, 3-4 BR, FR, l'iB, carpeted, C IN0EpfQj All bids shall be mailed I. ml roèUa windows from re. ry beautiful decor, huge BR's, LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL aid for %p, f H&A, kit appliances, fenced T tL F V IS ION , ANYTIME Materials_Manager i yEN SPRINGS, recreation center near by. nd buildings Utility __ Landscape Maint, Ig RCA color console 23". sold 1CW work shop. ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways PUBLICATION OP THIS yd., lMsmsrlalusp P,llpiMin SE I 01 F N Only $7,900 cash to mortgage R F AL T Y Multiple Listing Service bnISd . over $100. Balance due $11500 3fl 0210. add NOTICL$of9ewithffiederkoi & ons. Quality work, no job __ BROKER. 321 0610, 3271377. at 170.500. or take over my payments too small. 595 4914. ThAllb*IOoWSspoolm created -Commercial I Residential 7-0R, FHA, HAAC, carpeted, 2565 $ll0Omonth. Still inwarranly, eid LA Wsus greq, 3p.m., 1301 W. First 11. _________________________ statement of any claim or demand LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES Sod.shrubs&hedging MAYFAIR'SBESTBUY dskein .tre,shad.dlot.$250.Ist& last , will deliver, call 867 SivI. . *l'IWII Sling city they may have. Each claim ..r Docamber 101,. and shill be I 3236505 43-Lots..Acreage WITH TREES AND GOOD Beautiful I BR, 28 homeon large REALTORS ues..a PARK - _______________________ m.uy ociasu mo. + $100 sec dsp.' Ref req. Agent. rrkbtdi wore be in writing and must IndIcate the $anw urw Seminole County cows IfouN, rotalvid en or Safoa the hilt day Cean.icTlls ACCESS, REPLY P. 0. BOX _______________________ corner lot w gorgeous land. '332-1477. IiuW. Ross i 3red by BetS 11IIS Fbi to - me ____ it ostimsir me. 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, witboetel power boss fir the claim, the -- -._____________________ scaping. Terrific eat in kit, 2 GENEVA Branch Office sti ot ma state is I Ugtd Opening of sock bids wIll tabs 323.2222 3.3 acres 330 STEREO addressofthecroditereritisempw GIVING MEINTZER TILE DESCRIPTION, FR's, big BR's great a on paved frontage. ID FERREt, whose TAKE UP PAYMENTS New or repair, leaky showers our' placeatNw0ItIcsofffisMat.,I,s I LOCATION AND PRICE. financing. Only $37,000. l0pct.dwn. lyowner ____________ Zeniltu walnut conSole Slcrev specialty, 75 yrs. Exp. $695562. W.Garn.ttwhite 365-3490. eve. 340-3131 1I, II1O arId goolitIS fot' chI*S. . Yarddebnis, Trash AM FM stereo radio, I speed JtN1.wltz rosMiot, WIFS but, IdIdlig Reg. Real Estate Broker _____________________ PINECREST 47-Real Estate- Wanted ' the ApplianceslMisc. turntable,. track tape player. for adaiti. - -------at____ JOHN ICRIDER ASSOC. Furnished 4 BR, 28 home newly aidootifted teisagi Acreage 1k Sylvan area. 7 acres essnmkIng (LOCAL) 3495371 Sold new $600, a real ouy at or umllquIdste the .. -107W. Commercial decorated on 1g. wooded lot in motorcyclist who -t... $40,000: $ acres $77,000; 1k Loilng your home & credit? I will Majig Duplex. 21g. BR. I sm. SN, 15 only $11675 or fake over my 5 nature it Ik wscsr$awp shall hi km Ph0ne3231I1I,Sot%foid great area! Walk to school I. _____ front on small lake $31,000. penim payments 5)600 month. Call iSi... WhIR lbs stated. LR, equipped kit. upstairs. I catch up back payments I bgy . *s rl is rI any • sulI $ p.m., p.m boss Alterations, Dressmaking stores. Only $37,300. If the CIIi is secured, me demands agoked me as a,. mid all bidS Call William Malic:owskl, -• equity. 322-02)6. 1g. BR, foyer, LR, Dl, FP, $6? 5394 day or night. Free Painting ROOM Drapes, Upholstery _________________________ DINING ELEGANCE winds flu " abet N REALTOR, 322703. ' . ------. equipped kit., bath & ufil. rm. home trial. Agent. 3 BR. I bath, 1g. covered patio, 3220707 ftsv.otk_ -NEW *7.30. me yads from vabklo. WIlDLY, DESER 'wnstairs. ObI. carport wcopies of me claim to * clark to THE FIRST We buy your equity, close in llhrs. ___________________ and fenced back yd. EXTRA MAYFAIR LISTING Al. B PAINTING PUBLICATION OP storage rm. ID pct. interest. *e DamagIng fiasel cloids AWARORFALTY, INC. room EXTRA nice EXTRA Gorgeous 3 PR, 28 boasts V mis NOTICE, is tue wIltme ew ResIdential & commercIal a 'lllMyrtle. 321.1470 by owner. ylI 54 Garage s, ,eoo Sales livable. $21,100. - . -. twa CiRCUIT COUNT PIN beautiful landscaping, lOxJsc . 3725713 attS 7754137 Si ACRES, ARTESIAN POOL I custom features . Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls . WILLS CLEARED& POND. will help ('.as & Fl. stoves, miSc. 47A4I'fitup.._.$ (PIIID,I4 O. A t,snsn ---------..-.u,.,., flWJUI! 45 . C • L C IL I ni-twi household items. 9 Thurs ?IMDAT, JdIl UOI I Remodel & Additions. Residenti.I&Commerclal ' . " &SOkI Our hoes, was I1l7 Sun. 7400 Summerlin. -a - .,.C#IlI3IS399ors67ol3 uid CalI3O$S342 II of REAL ESTATE as • ii .i.. in ''&" Mid David Desa, DATE OP fl$ FIRST PUILICA. REALTOR, 333-74,0 12 ACRES INCLUDES POND. iiSl 'Ow OP Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We atisnesy. and w. BARN A IRRIGATION. also make Real Estate & 55-Boats £ Accessories - Pa1ntlng&Rs$r HWY 40 & 1011111 Business loans. FlorIda Mar -. REALTOR, MLS sin Ostosa high A AIRPORT. J tgage Investment, 1350 S. Boat Seats- Lounge & Pest!stal Animal Haven Kennels Day or dy, cool spot 1ev house or I,,vOrange Ave., Suite 701, Winter seats. Southern Marine In 7130 p.m., Quality workmanship, No lob too Thank You, Thank You tilMu l sm * ___ __ ___ I ._ mobil. home. Let us take you *0 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE p•, 444.4433, tenors, 570 Clifton St., small or big, Interior or ex S • for being my customers a ___________________________ IMMI these. $0 ISO NEGlECTED BY OWNER, -, • ____ Choice lot approximately Orlando, Fl. 7997280. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322friends. If there's a better way cr-. INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. 101 *_-Zlh St. and Coronadi 0071. to say It I don't know how, Pill. ailIi: ML ftAWS 11MAR11 MO áin,st ebed 1 (H 322213 24 us.000. Q REALW WORLD may 4PlrFreflPPI45M1y Concourse. Sanford.' $1,001 L1 Sl1INIi.I Peá ROBSON MAR INE you be richly blessed. Best ___________ "OIPIss SUe -_ with excellent torins. : 7937 Hwy. 17.02 PFomUII ONSlRj wishes Randal Rowe. __ 1 $ ACRES NEAR TRANSFER J1I7 \ L Sanford, FIa. 32771 a'N1YA-•COUNTRYUVINO STATiON OFF UPSALA RD. Prime Lake Front Acres. Exc. ___________________________ BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY fl ' j. S ____$$.. NIONWAYMSAIT NEEDS FILL. executive area. N Scm. Ietchers pnessurá cleaning $10000. Houw Cleaning . PROPERTY.- IS I J • ft b ispaind *uImsN* Nm.__. '05 County. Owner will finance service, mobile home, semi \1, TEPMSAVAILAEtE. JJ 59-MslcaI rcttandlse in Ibsy, dl E. Only Will 3223649. ________________________ Housewives Cleaning Service trailers & NV, residential A J'.." '.j farm tractor I mower, MUCH 'lnmica. 514.110. . • Wi$. .: (3)11 LOTS NICELY WOODED Persona 1usd, fast, dependable . comm. property. Free est. 333. MOfl. chie to city " l-I; •• 511 Pianos & organs low as SOS. .: Regular or Itimebasis SCHOOL. !REST °' $ warranty, V Estate Agency e .. . Ss. SO-Miscaflaileous $1I Sm Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, We DO wash windows I 677.5001 OP '1 He Piast ____________________________ ' . ' . •*u TRACT drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount ,_• . - 111., lS.:........... 1SiRJJ.I is I.ainLIeaJwn9, Lvhly t11nWslte, hard road Musk Center. 7702 French Ave. NICELY WOODED OVER SIR A OK Tire Mart, 332 7110, shock Painting. Roof, homes, mobile $3S' S. Preach, (1707) njJUST RIGHT FOR SMALI • !anteie, mOss. 50 LOT NEAR BAHAMA absorbers, std. 3227715. 5443; heavy 33)5374 FAMILY - I *m, Salk homes, etc. Mobile home special S JOEL 1S,S11. duly $4.05; batterIes $30.05. S home Inniware,caoveaiml hoC, $33.10. Reasonable rates, CARPENTRY PAINTING all werk guar. 333.7153. location. $30.10. '' MASONRY CONCRETE (2)15 LOTSNICELY WOODED 43-LaesiOa,dsn . Side by-Side refrigerator, $21 i r.m All professional-3D yrs. up. " ' "" NEAR HINST. $7.50 TOTAL. picnic table wi benches, $30; Executive Country Livmb with , " FREE ESTIMATES 377-2911w' Caib fO, IOU? 10th Will build Oil lull size baby bed w-mattress, all the space you will .:. 331 7119 vow Iitot ow 1sf. FILl. DIRTA TOP $Oi. 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE. $35: Oak porch rockers, $70.05: iwsel. lsimecvlalo 5dm, 4 . Y!MVOIISL Inc. YELLOW SAND LY WOODED OFF NOLAN metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Seth p151 $1001.. fenced for I Man, quality operation otours call Precision sharpening service, 4 WI$ Ia *$idaIIoc..Ns.l* .1043513 Call Clark I Hint 323 7550 00. (I) AT 51,150: (7) LAKE Furniture, 305 5. 25th $1. 333. ,._ toneS, *i $ yrs. cap. Patios, Driveways "i Lar,yNsnnaaSaS-S717 Circular saws, carbide saws, FRONT AT 10.000. --. isi..__ a..., .a* •5a _______ #I) ON). . -. lovely Geneva. 1 Wwanmity. . ill .•. mower blades, yard & shop Ojiogs All 'IltIsiltech move 1 late, faspi r em. tools, knIves I N WILSONMAIER FURNITURE ,byIlneU - $girk but $110151. o BUY, SELL, TRADE -CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Irull tress Quid neigh '-5---I1l.3111.First$l. 322.1622 Vinyl S.mlnole 322-2611 Orlondo Winter Pork 831-9993 area. IA III I ___ HOURS Iiiiiiiiu% I [I ____ - \' a _____ - _____ ______________ -- ___________ ___________ I ______ _____________________________ ____ - - ______- - - - as ' - __ - - an 7.r.'7" ' I- - and ._ - - -- - - ' ________ - - _______ ___________ _____ _____ ____________ __ ______ ______ ___ _______ - M0116 REAL COLBERTREAL1Y pev ****** 2.g _______ _______ ' - at FORREST GREENE area - , - -----'--- area of ,_ 10115 REAL TATI ________ acre Dr ___ ---_ .._ - _________ _______ - _________________ _________________ ' 322-2420 wheat ______________________ sat. ' ' $ streets Some S•__S J ' I'inuling . st*su ifi, - ' ____________ ' - - " _______ lh1 Jr. VVW 30* - ._. - _______________________ - :1 - ,.nair.it - S r.I,uh,,v. 'nns' S '" .......... -- $.mZ 1 ____ SOWet 333.5774 IRA Night ' ' at igaE _ __r== -.-_-_-.. __ ____ __ .. - __ :__ _ 1 ____ RI ____ *1*.* Lfflhiii as leaNer. - ___ - VA.H4A23S.Cfl.$tj BEN WARD' ' 1 _a_ - sad axes. - rk _____ ______ i'i* ______ Tjmi t'lIi1flT,1 L U1t j &jj. • a WTt-tiw ii '-. ia .. s* rj fl • - - .:) •jw u iid Nu*tu sl - Ca0forØ.Us. 11 'i'. - -. *F1N -' ..••..•. i'iiijs,g30 •. - ................. ...••.• - , S Ur.NSI.Nda. .. uurrrpw. I. . N ' S :.'. -. •- .• . :Y' ' . 5.,..... ' . .................. . . . S - ;iSor -. - ClwhstIan Brothers REALTOR' GII,MWON IT%OI S dike W'vyn Village. I A SO ' c$n. 130*03310. es put. Iinen'mb. tall Don Coa 373 - 4303. : - : RIALTY,CIMTOPS :. FURNITURE-BEDDiNO, Wholesale to all, Orland Whole. sale Furn. 7* IMuitrial Blvd., Orlando. - • • IACO Foam, fiberglas ' S Cellulose. Lowest prices. Coil or .734-VOs 'collect. Vinyl repair A roceisring Save up t000p of reupholstery charge. 511.3017 IfsII paneled PickUp topper. $51. 3730130. BROKEN me s Myrtle ave.. - _____ 4 Luggage A Foot Locker's ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanlordAve. 337179$ 337.1571 I ' _.:. - - - _-.- - 'á'i s e - 'is . .- - I /!t --: -- .--. . - - -. - - 'r'' ri: -vr ' ijp . __ �d — ---i- -- — - MOfld1YM0v.U.1m_ 4EvIH.mW,kflfL Fit HON F-Y, WAITYOU ONLY HAVE ONE SOCK ON! I KNOW 1 151. MDU PLJT THEM SOCKS ON T14E SAME ON ;~~ Poor Ar NE BUS STOP _______T byMortWalker ICOLILPGO FOR A PIZZA RIGWT NOW WWYIS IT X ALWAM EW UFP GOING W THIN" NOW O IS P COd FOR A PIZZA It"r =LP80 Fo" ..... 13 Singer 51 5tow cargo F Willillm* 52 Ore digger 14 Medley )IIS 15 Delicate skill 53 Named p 17 Unit of energy p ISCustomer ''' 'I oi DOWN I TH • DEAR DL 4AND — What do wbmhe IttelabighbloodIIII; medicine? Even small by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER - 34 KOM"MIAT WK __ / -_---.• { o, '> 'fl4 ( O6 3+4w3+4 J AOS01% MIT, 41 Higiter then overall not think You May illin't sobigh to be en - yorni A -44 City in Utah ye Wi worried as overweight but If 48 Make muddy HeWSVII, I any eXCM I Oahu and buft attacks irun 47 Time tons in myfxWy.Also I am a mild getting rid of those few (abbr.) a great 48 Broke broad diabetic. Endosed we some pounds often makes on rd ap deal Of difference on blood 49 Went before pressure. 52 Mother preciste your OW01L ________ D you of rewho and 4 3 5 6 7 S 9 10 readings . €.en'e, i . I 8 / . i 1r,1lI'qi ha 19C II n ause So why don't you try to get your weight down as much as understand why possible, stay on a low-salt — 11 12 — — — —— of did exercise sensibly, avoid reading concerned perfectly normal A coffee, tea and colas and see i 14 — — — — —i — over 74 is blood pressure doesn't 0W inumber 1your diastolic to be normal must of 17 — — — 16 ;g (the lo less the time anyway. 4j) prazwe I am sending you The — 19 than go. you have 16 20 21 22 23 — — th Letter number 14' Heal *OOd preimre. s.dodOSI . 25 26 — — 24 — Blood Pressure It will tell vascular, would oil you a would more about.the factors that They hyp — 27 26 29 want a series of blood affect it and what can be done pressure determinations about it. 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Olt (i KNOW, CHUBBY \F ONCE 1 ARE PlOT REALtY.'(NC* SIR, T1fRE NOIMIS6 PHUPS 'tUKNOW SMALL ROLES I XIfT lU6H0UI0 Go" A%E SAYII AMIES HEIIIE ACTORS! I I ( habit. Rather than taking lfl zm tosmc:lr YU 1ts mW make a particular point to and elilTilnate coffee which tends eliminatecoffee,t contain to speed you up, particularly colu These all If you are a sensitive person caffeine WbiCII nuatn nervous sydem and can In- and tend to overreact to crease anxiety tension dress. reaction. Incidentally, if you have a You gt4aiooftndthMa tow ezceupo*mdsof fat and regular polgradve olm we able to eliminate it, that you . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ' & er 27, 1979 For Tuesday, Novem b - .-' . ____ ________ ____ Th ___________ • " ,' -,' •'" ,- YOURBIRThDAY Novembert7,lm ' _____ EEK a MEEK by r10~ Afi ",oal CH,W H1 FULAS. HOIAJ ARE.. VA c'j A KWW ..VLU . Howl* Schneklor 1AW, eMOU. ROT I J / . . effects %uIl IMsr. TAUIWS(April 20MayI$) It would be a mistake to Iii Some haPPY surpilies are emotion be the reeson for in 11M this coming -Yur c1loWn to a docido go regarding Ventum whicb At Isn't working out. Don't Program such as waWng at may improve your, blood firstappartoboldo*small hesitate to alter wild Jolt I"owe or twice a day nI augar levels.too. promise. As you get. yourooll rI*A. Involved, you'll find ways tO UN! (May 21-Jun. ) enlarge them. You will function much better SAGMMIUS (Nov. n- today and Stand a good Dec.21) A's possible that you cilance of could be a bit of a 410UM goals if you keep your Alan: "I see that there is g darter today, but once you met flexible. , MISTI ti-se some problem In the play a strong -i'— ers — •Q 1103 '5.a n also. South has some worries will successfully TA63 about the black kinp. 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M*. n) wo fta Kod Itim." win their good Will - &DOW Dont be W todey It Yn 1: An:-7he IM laugh had to m PM of PM 36 AQUARM (Jan. 3W4b. don't wdvv Vo typ 011 FM to guarantee your m 44 FM so all JIM.. 7' / 'dl Ilk - . 0 It. b Al V PRISCILLA'S POP cats really have it made! 1 5me .ntiuIn ____ - She has her I her — 0— 0— nd YlVn KI rye heard t bcYOle tne II rLncrs W W M11113.1 -10 I0 -do to. - ~ "*'. POOP _____ by Stdhl & Hel"1111111111111 BUGS SUNNY IV V110 I CAN IURN 04FU EAM00. but You* Your & ' lb. *am corne en your full thouo $ide U you mun Your smarts. LWRA (Sept. U4)nt. U) _&ABe Practic"d and Pad lidWs dould be & PUCE (rcu. ) day In several rispert. If yea today, so 6=1 wulte YM juidgmerL CM town -. @NILwishful thisking WAW1' 10 GE A BURW. ! w"'Q'L_ rielly 81 -M W0dS enY- 19) March 2 Something ' that has be most oucoliNqIllits quu iidWy be u may 0000 ,,fl sot appr. USaefI OSild to y I.e h114 • (wald: "Of course! I took my king of hearts ada diamond to m of boarts to discard one rufild a heartwent Opsulig I.sdQ a---0-1-641 diamond And kist that trump Boom vam- Wad dews I showed my hand and ik sld lems heads are claimed the contract." f ag yea iw ross Poo 01#0 10 AN 08111% d iIr. are " a' of jwoav soots s wap lor NUM and AOMRN. #&W $I III ,Win et w .. iii ..,.but you i.,e o, — may p.o. i.e. 7W II. NI bit mey did t to a Station, Nesv York, N.Y. flNntUS " will Sri, WUV , IDER-ARAN Stan Li. and John Remits SP IV FRANK . by - 00#W is C^ TMves „, LW SO. &mAkmm6-m a A / 7 • .. • . . - ' . . -_ . •. "I ha, y .. "i • •• -. I Rescue personnel work to free the occupant of the demolished car, which collided with a Greyhound bus. U e ts--:. U . ___ ...' .L - e silo .. Li ' •l i&,'. or *- . :r a back sprain. The bus washauled out of Lake Monroe early today and taken to the Greyhound district office In Orlando, said company officials, who added they did not know ' • the extent of the damage to the bus. Southerland was raised in Tokyo, Japan andBangkok,Thailand and moved tnwlthhlsfamilyinSanfordthreeyears ago, uld his father, a former U.S. 7,'i I Z government worker. Herald PhoteI by Tom vlac"I He was a Navy veteran. who worked at the Victory Yacht Company for the last Ite pavement on U.S. Highway 17-92 bears the scars of the violent collision of the car and bus. year as an assembler. O INW_~7. WE Ray Offers Himself For Hostages I 0% - PUN 1%. _--in-terventiOon County May Sue Over Annexation Bay suggested he was the victim of a In a "I think It's a great Ides," Galbreath NASHVILLE, Tenit. (UP!) By DONNA ESTES Casselberry Insisting those cities have created enclaves. No to the Iranian Embassy In said of the offer "and I'm itt. they Central Ig.11lgenc. Agency plot and case law Is presently of record in the state giving a clear Herald Staff Writer gIn for. wrote, "The evidence presented at a trial Washington, James Earl Ray has offered could think ci aosz'ethIng to 7% coutty nay be filing its fourth lawsuit against a definition of the term. The cities define the word one way King Jr. 10 oubanp himod for the 49 hostages ButI don'tthink it would be for what be's in the Dr. Martin I Ad Seminole County city. It all depends on what homicide would subulantiate the same Commissioner while the county defines It another. curre*y ,ieii In the U.S. nbsuy in asking" coalition of capitalldic forces that Robert SWIM finds when he looks into a proposed annexation The cities of Seminole County have generally defined the Im. T*M Ray. vft is moving a 90 yew term for returned the u*Ah of ko to poVW in by the city of Sanford. term u a city area completely surrounded by county Charles Galbrath. Ray's attorney. sI&YI1I td MMIIII Lat her King Jr., 1N3 were also responsible for the M.LK. The Sanford City Commission Monday night una nimously property. The county has generall y defined the word as a city Is about as said Monday Ray's offer cUed's the lad told the Iraijan, they could give hini Instructed City Attorney C. Vernon Mite Jr. to prepare an or county area partially surrounded by foreign property. Jr. homicide." ukeiy to succeed as his &H ltrial be's been neI 00 the King Ray said his Iranian trial "would have Ordinance 90 41111142 a Parcel of 111nd on Woodson Avenue at The proposed Woodson Avenue property is contiguous amwerm the Intersection of Woodson .nd U.S. 17-92. n s; bstweu,i the (attached) to the city only by its touching U.S. 17-92 and It is a salutary effect on relatio " u' the bud by an alert guard. Asked by Mayor Lee P. Moore it the annexation would surrounded on three sides by county property, Knowles told -I am agreeable to being saftoW United States and the Islamic Republic of create an enclave, City Manager Warren Knowles said no commissione rs Monday night. He added it does not create an afmiM1ne4 detainee. and Iran. for enclave would be created. But, he added, a "jutting out" enclave. Contiguity Is another requirement of state Law for a ___ "In mi eachasge I could be tried In an would. fiç valid annexation. lung iin stai'wee under the proposed exchange aiwi'c cmii In County (tninIUion Qialnnan Bill Kirchhoff said today The property Involved is located near Sunland Estates on Jr., hongeid. -there has sever been a would oppirsadly be compatible with the ci well any county action against the city would be contingent upon a the east side of 17-fl. Property on the western aide of the. trial in lb. Untied Status because report from Sturmn, the district commissioner of the area. highway Is within Sanford city limits. States çeuItIon, although rights' question Therefore, I believe the of elliWn. depsrtmss ci Justice and State wouldSturm said he will be looking Into the annexation and the The annexation will create a "jutting out," Knowles said, nemeresit primh' Ray wrollso be PvPmd M of the land in question and try to determine If agreable to an excharigo." noting the city limits currently run down the center Jim of 17. be” ad"coled, a trK to the tract creates an enclave or a "finger" or a jutting out. 92. Aaordlnhtocouatyoff1dala.prop,rtyinthat general area Assistant County Attorney Robert McMillan said today been rezoned by the county for a bank site. none of the three lawsuits against other cities in tho county boa KWW140 insisted the SNUAW would not crate an en- have been settled as yet. dm. The suit against Casselberry involves its annexation of the Bull what Is 0 mI Deer Run planned-unit development while the ad against Wft law forbids the creation of an enclave, but does not Longwood involves a tract adjacent to 174rL The suit against &Mw the &=- Qwf*WY the county has three lawsuits in Lake Mary involves the proposed Heathrow plannedma circuit court Againd Lake Mary. Longwood and development. - ___ - ,.a/i 1k t't 71 - n October I b..holli wibw Today ft __ . — i" Me" ow hove how to M sileas 'Iiiii IN the petters 01 MvIdual IlwYaNOMWOMMIRWYA i, aud said it would be pismatireto )qirmrd ropeited h begun I The Iverui inere to the C:ir cQIV4. that (Iuu COW" ..... . .............. ...•.I_ — .................. - r ______ a vm IA 0odor 111111111111111181 $M Ineriem to srrpies ,mi; . ., . set. Khomeini, In his statement issued from the case. Iran's military banned all air traffic TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah "But he ignores that our nation knows More [ran stories on Pagme 2A over the religious city of Qom, Qom, s9d "There are murmurs these Khomeini budded that the gab's came Rubollah Khomeini today rejected any Khomeini's headquarters, and repor- days proposing a meeting of the U.N. that if any council or court Is formed must be Investigated In Iran because all action by the United Nations Security 460ur beloved people should know that todly was considering an emagency plan Security Council to investigate the case under direct influence of the United evidence against him was in Iran and Council on Irari, declaring his Islam' regime could not acce the verdict of they would be victorious in this field by to mobilize all regular and Irregular of the hostages, whose act of espionage States, Its verdict would be dictated in could not be sent abroad. "There are millions of witnesses, uthas been proven to the Iranian nation. advance leading to condemnation of our "any council or court formed under W will of God and reliance upori Wamic Armed form. eluding over 100,000 people crippled by "After embarking on political and oppressed nation, faith and would thwart the ominous plots Scores 01 Iranian paratroopers lined up direct influence of the United State," "Our nation does not agree with the the shah's regime, whose transfer outmilitary maneuvers, President Carter , he to board C130 Hercules aircraft a day Me Islamic leader sloo renewed Me of Un powerful one after anotheirl' after Khomeini celled on his countrymen has now agreed to the formation of the formation of this so-called Security side Iran to report to the court is not threat to put the r'ms1' hostages l as ies and uld tbdr trial will be AM ffeste an Army to U.N. Security Council meeting to study Councfl, whose task has already been possible," he added. Atthe bw1I UA Embassy, Modem to kfP together " t..i "United State fight held at the U.S. students I"ling 49 American Khomeini said of the U.N. madon: for the 24th day-said they omw KhonWW's opurniq of U.N. mediation efforts came as U.N. Secretary General ,rormation of any court or council mines and explosives in their rescue Kurt Waldheim announced the 15contrary to judicial principles is rejectw rooms in an effort to thwart any member Security Council mat today. attempt. by our nation. t-g .. . $ 16C. ' I prim no IA pelf"d Is on 11011111 wow a" Is 011:1141111811or COMP" to all NMI 111111111111111Y S. --•-.- - .- ;I;II INOWIV .. to, R_ "heading for the store" before he left his house for the last time, said his father. r He was alone In his car at the time of the accident. Police will begin reconstructing the collision today. Bernosky said. The bus, driven by Robert Filegar of Ormond Beach, had just left a Sanford atop en route from Disneyworld to Daytona Beach. Aflfive persons onthe bus were treated for minor injuries at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released a short time after they arrived. The Injured were Identified as: Filegar, 42, suffering from a brasions his legs, Charles Powell, 28, 15.0 Lake Ave., Sanford, treated for bruised knees; Geraldine Jones, 23, of Uve Oak, with bruised knees; Glen O'Connell, 18, of ___ . - Am ¶.. ,. Kevin McMIllon, 17, of Palm Bay, treated ' : .'::'." i,• .-4 .• Another,l % :01 ,eassi .: 1,.#' .* _-'- - .' - Costen0feeLiving Rises test, -w--w W d U14.. I . . . WIN AT BRIDGE. ' .. - - IU V 7/ f/ 7', / Cents re But Southerland had been having By DAVID M. P.AZLER when his car collided with a northbound only that Southerland's car, heading th bus' trouble with the front end of his car, said e Sanford, crossed into th Into Herald Staff Writer Greyhound bus on U.S. Highway 17-92 at sou between his father, Benajah Southerland III, who 17-92 on U.S. path Mechanical failure may have caused 0:45 p.m. Monday. Highway Avenue and Meador's speculated today that mechanical the head-on collision between a car and bus the collision drove the The force of Mangoustine bus Monday night near Lake Monroe in off the road and partially Into Lake Marine, said Sgt. William Bernosky of problems may have caused the accident. "He'd been having problems with that Sanford, which killed a 23-year-old Monroe. The bus driver and his four the Sanford Police Department. No other vehicles were Involved In the car since the day! met him" added one of Sanford man and Injured the five persons passengers were taken to Seminole aboard the bus. Memorial Hospital where they were collision and ltis not known what caused thedeadman'sco-workersattheVtcSoutherland's car to cross into the on- Irma Yacht Company in DeBary. Benajah W. Southerland IV, 23, ci 230 treated and released. Southerland told his family he was PriIny luvsdlptions Indicate coming lane, be said Sir Lawrence Dr, Sanford, was killed ___ / Heratd—( LiSPS 481 280)—Price 15 o ision ____ I Evening iu Zi 1 FOE. (!tIId • turn out — . 1 Dr. b readings I- , II 'IT(!UiIlg 72nd Year, No 04—Tuesday, November 27, 1979 —Sanford, Florida 32771 am bed side 37 Blackboards eft,etslcan'ttak. them. Ths 3$ U. S. fur doctc' has glvenm.Endtron merchant end tried A'Une. He's ____________________ 15 Clothing 1 substance diethylamide 2 Pined $tf$fl9 18 Avenues 24 South western 3 Beams elo:on river r'23 College It Up gol point ball degree ess 27O:pirt ths Broadcast 25 Burstyn lit 28Youngchild lBosc 28W' 8 Felt prickly 27 Failure 30 Safe 9 Dairy product 29 Fred 33 Humorist 30 Pigpen 34 Stopped on 10 Article 31 Before this 11 Lift up 35 Looping 32 Slad creature 14 Come 36 Chooses together 37 Small pouch 1 fl-2b , rnings 19 Adolescent 21 Lysergic 864 BEETLE BAILEY , , , jiJjE:1 STUPIO MTN 'NREE SOCKS ON! I1!: % J9 - Answer to Previous Punle of BLoNmE - '' . • - do W 7W ..: - - ---- -, •' -- - he Wes mwft III less Me zoaliffiest sessIaceD*WTlI* IS kt4 ill fOSS 1.3 car.dtoarecedev.rsgerAy toered$pureait. 1110 Officials Order Building Torn Down Owners of the property at First Street and Palmetto Knowles told commissioners the city's action may have A"Wo SOW by &v 16 days age, have been given 30 days the effwt of encourNft the Insurance company involved to n to begin demolition of the two dory shill, considered a settle the Issue. Knowles said the owners can at any time during the days take out the demolition permit. "The 01City ight voted fiClil action will assist the owners," he said. order do to reroute do Dec. I In response to questions from Davis, Knowles BW city maining of the Parade Wwdm have tomd the remaining wdb ofhe" lbe hor* City Manager strwture present an that extreme hu&M. rls two WOPMM 11111110111111% to avaid do howd with der to - minimize the according to KnoI that the girudm is bes"11 repairable. Krldsr is a.effowowsemolthoprcpeety. Mihtle, & Jasiph DavIs Jr., trustea for the own, Coiilsloner John Morris said his major conis at this to rw$lsmu*efthekunrancepreceeds htisthe built the walls,buth hod wm*, could fremthe'kavemadsitilIMcfcrth,ownersIota faildiaingthe Ourldmas "With thou.andsci r the p.radeafaaUcould'neanatr,111*9 hazard by Sanford city buiding i1la11. _ __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 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/fafd2dea3e48e43f592bb839646cdfb9.pdf c9067e9738bc1346bb994667ba75c0e4 PDF Text Text . . -.-.--- ---..------.--- - .---- - -- - . . . . ----.------.--.---. ----.-- --.-- . .- -..----- --.--.-.----- .-- ----- - .-*Jy is -. s.- i$.JJsIYIs.I.fl .... i..' . .... . -.._•i• - - ..*_ •.._._-.., - • - '- ••*. ,._ - •• - . 5* * •5 — ..I .. ' 5 - — ening 72nd Viii, No. 41-Thursday, November 1, 197-Sanford, Florida 32771 .0 Evening HeraId-(USP$ 41.219)-Price 15 Cents p Sanford. - Youth Seriou1 Of Heart Failure After Bike Accident Mamie Eisenhower Akulsedyh rna1ne imeondone after he collided with a 'uck left day, said a Florida South Hoita1 WASHINGTON (UP!) Mimi, Eisenhower, aer4onely Ill since suffering a stroke In September, dad of heart failure early today, 10 years after the death of her husband, the 34th president. Mrs. Eisenhower died In her sleep at 1:35 am. EST, said a spokeaman for Walter Reed Army Medical Center where she had been treated since suffering the ReldW stsiy, peg, 3A stroke Sept. 25. She would have been In two weeks Pater Eaker, Information officer for Walter Reed, said fugieral plans were en Incomplete. Eaker said Mrs. Eis hower, strikan with the 4 stroke on her Oittysbwg, Pa., farm, had a history of heart trouble and had not shown any significant hnprovemer* since her aa.1on. "Her condition had remained essentially stable, and she did not show Impru'vemod oven the long MAMIE EISENHOWER run," said Esher. "Sb. came In seriously III but ...dead at ra = ____ - . 1011looft I*lal treatment at 5qii, Slimudal she addit ____ ___ ___ ____ iey171haisd wed cnAjjpoB, wtmsherods bla Me No the Mdeofanaoo,u&ikjby Jams !.Glbuon o(Dsltona, said Saulord PclIosS. William .5—. ____ [y4 Middle Sthool everyday said Principal Ted Bather, who IIkIId that he W4 have made thelsft away from the irkool for a brief stM Jed B aIonoeirredabsat11 mlm*ss before Hudson was due at the nearby school ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ White House Mrs. Eisenhower, born Nov. 14, 1116, In Boone, Iowa, never hid her preference for the serene, country life of the farm during her eIght years In the White House. And the Elsenhowers returned there when the president's term ended In 1W. She did net miss the public life she said In an 1n terview on the couple's 50th wedding anniversary. "No one who has ever been In that terrible limelight would ever seek It again" she said. ' t'resldent Eisenhower died In 1169. He and his wife had two suns, one of whom died at an early age. - a - ___ the scenes and took to the stun. Ike would Introduce herAnd as While mie."to and restful Weaken& "My SMhealiked in the she uld d' country often fill in for him when national group visited the stable." The stroke had affected some of the functions on her rigid side. She was last at Walter Reed Sept. 845 for a routine examination. death left five living former first ladles BeJ Truman, Jacqueline Kennedy Onauls, Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon and Betty Ford. While the family's farmhouse, a national • monument maintained by the National Park Serivee, was her borne, friends said late In life she became lonely living there, She applied in lIT? for one-bedroom apartment at Washington's prestigious Army Distaff House, a facility she dedicated, but later withdrew her ap pilcatico from the waiting list rather than bump those ahead of her. When her husband, Dwight D. Eisenhower, came paigned, the left her role as the quiet woman behind - Td Hudson, of 116 Airport Blvd. was listed In asriene bud inJarj. He had regained coo- Doad Wh les (3 9'. I nI ex d - UP BUtFo d C SS t DIP WASHINGTON (UPI) — WI10n at the whelseale level rise 1 following a sharp ii percent rise In September and a 1.2 percent annual rate of inflation since the end of World War 11-13.2 were up 8.9 percent, the department said. e The Agriculture Department did over a mall slimmer of hope Percent doW Ortobsr, altbosi energy prices Iaa.usd at the jump In Ang. percent. iswsd pace lines l spring and food oodsVil dlghuy, the Alfred Kahn, the White House's chief inflation fighter, has Wednesday that the food price moderation would continue when it Meat price, turned down sharply while the cod of eggs, II5nt NPOI'IId today, 4caIId traits and ,egshbli and dairy prodacts aiso regis- aoknowledged the adinlnl$ration's July forecast of a 10.6 percent reported prices of raw farm products before they move tivough bft400 rite for the year Is now "clearly unachievable" and "11 the pipeline to consumers fell 2 percent In October. The overall 1 percent rise In the cod of goods ready for ship. tired .lgalfk.M decline. amid to retailer,- was aoml butter than 8spth,,'s 1.4 i ths energy front, prices rose by 4.7 percent. Gasoline cods Agriculture Department economists predict retail food prices no sight," said y4 parceid ga and the 1.2 percent A gain, the labor jumped 5.1 percent and borne heating oil ward iç 4.7 percent, lb. will be stable or increase only moderately for the rest of the year. The index, which measures wholesale price changes, stood at DeperItment said. Labof The Department said its index measuring consumer em ,1.. In . That meens and services which were durableLabor .W were energy creases; won goods rose 1.1 percent, me largest gain iui January. Bid itáw oOil d vt-id that will be priced at i i 7 1ul a ed and re price IüesIn c'i ml when they shop In Mores arid the pad 12 months, the Labor Department said, wholesale Much of the advance In this category was due to an upturn In increase. uspermarkits. prices have Increased 12.1 percent. . prices for new cars and $ 39.1 percent price jump for household Tis major kW spot In the October report was food, the Labor Th. labor -. Dspar1meid's wcle"t price report said the Energy prices diving the 12-month period were up 60.5 percent, flatware. flupwa said. conipoaniled anausi rite of Increus lad month was 12.7 pirceSt food costs were up 6.1 percent, consumer goods other than food Large advances were also posted for jewelry, mobile homes, had jice artUy foR by 1.1 psrcod l month Tb. ted hates entered 1169's fssth quartir with the d&'M and energy was 9.2 percent hither and ceplial equipment prices cutlery, lawninoweri, dinnerware and floor coverings. - . -. . - - -- - - -. - - . - - ______ 'oo * in NOVEM B E R faw 30, 11771 - ., * - - - 5 I F6ur~''Kille • 5 .. Bias S d 71" 4 a ank6i , collide p.' . Is, : I .5 t..1A1 p It 4& dw IMmiCS friL i*did at Itth do •_i.._ ,iilhr biki diii tedij sha thr J.Jag slowly mid d eiel In the 5 of MeMos ilitd.. flsOodO,rdoddatINMfoivluIswiNk1Bedd* *IIPUId for - ' - wers f lb. M Od .aid tps I - - 77 v were ed to shore L the ftte, bid to II am .. ' t ' , ' . ' • ) *7 7 - IiW''i. sow Ilk 4 '4.. ,, 4 / r - A. - NbN'I • radlar. m n e •;. . Shirleystub, Carswell said. Early lad month, Mr. Stubbs - chersed his Wife and other h een told to dt inthe back of the program's minibus ,, ,;• , ' _____ ef$insdiMoM laid to rest, according to Leonard S. Carswell, Jr Manpower Manager for the e i ol County CETA cmos and complainant. James am - L1.. -_-. racial at a meeting attended by Carswell, program officials, -. An bN lead u--w $ —. — __ I - -- hd idlid. lbs $ IUIfMS d - of husband of a woman enrolled In ft prcçam were withdrawn ri,b.l1lus.in the be ,i.Wus and -- charges S ..a ____ . Settled , 'r1" - ' ___ -.. ' the daily workshop. H. added that his wits had also been subjected to racial slurs at lb. workshop sit Carswell said tiat the Stobbsm,d not mgethose N*4*dd problems with the .00 WIN I -M.Wr program re Staw Activities. UbeI1a04irid AUTOMATK ow - to ," *A 6s vin add. "1 II • LIGHTS : - IAL— • :" - IWO •.. - . . - L -- , • w..J'.' INK •..i;o--. • .IDOM6ATU • - ILLA • '• ••.J. i - -' . arch Pro ram J, b prspuus.thscaadyhsitb.AablobrIw.'u.h.to 1CAqued.dthsmonsy,1,osspervto,,v. service NINMI fir In ( (ETA pesto IlVio 1.4 vs. - ks N' n ow - . ' :.' -•':.' - u1 - .' S In • the meetini. Cariwell TM Conaty alder bids for standpsles and InstallatIon of the $emthole County Mental Rood A by enidDeceaber, according I. Clifton ilpal at III most Theeday meeting. The new trafife Health Center Eucutive Beds, traffic c.srüsat.r WISk the eody pàlic controller and cabinet are already en hand. no Diseitor Werner Mdi awid .vsi's esgIjes dlvfohL $cst$ said .ddading latersecUss which has a blinking light and Igor-way with Carswell on the results of themeitiui. ceueIy eaPi lee the cs*ty commisslee Se e.s $149 sips has bees Iderad a bu 55 r nelided" that the situation was completely straightened oni, odd $gbss shodd be InSiPid . at aulNatk s sectha of Airport B.sicvatd and • uii Mr. Stubbs said he was ____ - - F1W onto - ••• I' A I AAt Ild bseud*NI1UU .eu - r : T 1rnsj M!! .. aividipd $Ib im 1144 un am NM ad 14 rsp did he ao. ',, •. lbs pred ha eiriIng owe. Ihely M1vl of rdft 11 1 .u* •. - ( ......,_s. -5-. . ,. L •* - - pa In lbs hr 11 flo ---------_ frISin4ieid S Udh •1,,, • ICA pr - *a wak M , .*k f- "or - �;.. . - - ..... . - . ... .- . -..-S-. , . . -" - / - I. . . . . _. lIiisdey, N.y. 1. lffl tvsh. Hsr. Sanford, PL — I . ' ftmiumns Norm"Wrw --;I VO .. UN BRIEF V -. -- 0 RLD i c arianc _ _ V_ the sooft 006 to the ar's board of I - -'--- .,:.,. ... . . - . .: .-, 1. He e ,c I - r S B7D ANEPEThY HeraidSimif Writer .... ,r Using the punch card flWthIN will be a .hnpl. ..... -• • •• .. V -. ...• •-•- ,, - ..'• - - . •. ___ 'AII_- . e . ,1 . . . .... . g .. .-- .-•. . . '.__ P ____ ... ik • __ ___ ...-: ' • - .•- •- ___ ____ --. %.jL1 Mr.. Bruce sdd. 1 J -.. - - - ___ - . __ - .__ -- - _________ -- - t& - - • .,,I , r I __ -- Alfred . By DAVE M RAU __ - . • .1. - - •. ., - . L- h.-- .- 'r1 ,. . .. . - • - -. . . -, . - c-'-. 1 . -- . . " -, Ih Nuclear Waste Unwanted .44e1 . - . - - '. . ft -. (or 11) -?.Ili , I ." , I. Thursday, Nevem~ bir 1, im...v. ___ __ -.,* __ - 'iahicn's wut., Is the only one of the '.-. . -- - . • - - : ~ . t If ó means looking for the bait and sst u',sa person I 11 Instment, I WANUNOTON (UP!) — Home and Senate negotiators 'qw ~ V , 011~ o . 7 WANIINGTON (UP!) Fr,4,M Carter aid Sen. Edward Kennedy we compeft for eudorsomlis from crats as their M& '114scy aim.w1osml key 10OL ter II4ied a lunsliesul qpe'mV bw in the Oval Office with W DanPriMwthI, Dfll., * psroitlyte dbm his Chow . MflMs,Isaewthat 43iwegs's Now lens Iyus has Now In her lit -with am*. .~* i Kossio - . ..•,. . - - I ... • . . - .I . -• - . ' . . . - . •.-. ' ' . , ••• , ThU ut - il .. _____ - - • (.rc I AN S.,S..psi.,t. 01-1-4,9,?w I , . 7, - -- •.;•: ,, _., .. J O 4.11 -' .,J$.(p4 1I ., L, I , I.$cj , . , ; rIi~j ~ 'r : , 1 ;41R i .' i., i, twill , % ,.,4r 'RC"IJl r i- ?i ,4j' 'I t,j K , i j..., ')It 3j JdJ'm 11. .'&LI 4-4"Y.v .t-a-.i5,ij • •I..i t t1 c':st :.4 i .4.A J,!? 1. ii t !' ._, - ; ,t.' 4-, 4 $..(&4 'r' A.I$. 4iI !s', lt'irJSC tiLc J-,, •. . r, ,'t, i' # t. (-. • • , .• • r. ' 'II •i.-•. ' .i 4 .. .I ,(1 i', • .Y )- i i t 1. 'I - id ,, i .'- a . .t i .-..•.* - • t ..' -, •&;4 , ' L b , ' -a u. }f & I t j I I . .... -. ..... - , 5J11 • I - -- I . .. " ..' :, i•.ij . 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Table is solid hardwood with genuine Formica 42x42" top that extends to 54 or 66 Ala' !0 4C$AIii $99 I., ._ $1N $399 with 2 leaves Matching mates chairs all in a levi beautiful Honey Maple finish T*SI.I ao scs*i.s Chisirs similar to Illustration - msig-....- on-sm . - - - -___ . ' - -- BUy on It.rshi's Crisis a A$C'TV lists Psrnenitlbsicbl •, 41. 411110ra FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILESs - 322.733 1100 PuNcH AV. SANPOUD m Tim 161110011111111 __________ - , .:I.- - -- - -- - . - - - - -' 4 - -• - -- - 110 TABLE, 4 CHAIRS, CHINA BASE AND DECKI I . . . bm..mI d-Ia.m- i. • - -- - - -• -- - ~ ft iut- Aial1-i r-r1r. -• - - ','--a-, pis teas Ike rr - wo aim ry - .__ - W_ a. 4. - heiulplue,alledW.. tA : - -__ __ 'Nato 11is - :. — MaJNNt lANDAU C. BROWN D.M.D. Armou.c.s f& ProaJy .dthfio. to or staff MEG NEWMAN R.D.N. or the pmctic. of Dental ygim — - - -- r.£liiv Sy -4 , . 1, ,• - _a_ ----1040 1. U-k~ InduIi3Sdpe. r'ad '01 1se4 ta - 11111 by - •II...j.4*.iiiJ,.. -- -- 4- - 6-PC. SOAK CREST ELEGANT DINING ROOM - a,dthatbsgeeu . f'urd'f*30t . -- P - - -X*W no ftk - ' ' ' - -°'°'"' uNFOlD; - .. -- I . I I ' - ., x. .1 . .. i'Uii S11I Lee MCA'* I -. I 011V . 1. ..., Left or_ L qI~ !z .J)' ilt:i3: I I. ** - - . -, ~' *~~ Now&,- op.$1 jlS$tSai r I 0 1-1101-26" - I . :0 I I 1 - ' •$iiIS, S • — -. < 4'- a___ - - i.,. " sd,addebniefmmthe whkd rid jiMr thai on' tied 7i.p.ers ad U win eutiXid te halide 01 yari nad the Q ThloIypS* we relivid — - HOSPITAL NOTES- - - U - - . - - _MI- — — Selly - - :'"- saidNofib. dead -dftveo(tbessrvivonwire Amerlam. uIe lid lbs "bIac boa" wee No ad trtr of the fInal with the control tower- was rsluesd late Weday by Mexiom Tulevi- -11 *1MMOSTNIIN il ___ _ _______________ . . - - - arid two people en the posed died In the crash — the fomib fatal DC-10 accident In the led Mx year.. A U.S. Embasay — 10 IR ,- 1 t - - pl wing npi arid o we a __ , string of bdWloSL Western Airlines officials sidflofthsNpeepleenbsd lbsDisloosalk ptjr did r1l- uod Wsday, - adaltoli = idoeeysthsiadtoussio tipingt. erode a "jui"01 ptiPked derurmli In edut'.d te _ oft 4. 1. " ROOM BONANZA! ALL DINING ROOMS ON SPECIALI - - es , depend on i. MiNce other short temi Invsstrnents our rate of róDm on the 26wssk neyMsvkEt Ctrtmc.te Is 3uaraflti$dapdrdepo$$tl$Jllyln$uredupto$4O,OOObyan -4 L :tvhc r t4 : 9-1~-N k—~ -*-~ '-~~ - ,, Key Democrats Being Wooed " ' 1T. 11 - tV* .e 6" II AklIa..WiV fogdwouded Mexico City airport. "The approach lights are on runway flieR, That runway Is closed to treRic, the correct pns I. 2241i," the control tower tOld Cpt. Chart. GL'bsit, $11 year' veteran who We died In thICTaiI. "OK," the pilot rip.nded before landing on *hii, the Parallel runway closed for - - LL Saisisri' - - DEPEND ON . . s.cond. a French Ave. DINING X ME I(X ) CITY (UP!) Ceoflix over wo parallel t runways sod 74 people to their deaths In the fiery cresh of a nuclear waste . i .:' Pin. 323-4150 13th St. Approach hivee low are In agreement on a $147.1 bUlk" 1* federal budget dWVW to slow the economy and reduce 1 i51on- But fiscal year 1*, to which lbs budget applies, began a mouth age. __ ft dill could take a week or more to present the eement to the two bosse. for Bail approval. And that provil could be delayed furtbsrin a procedu'al dilpdo. IbeBsat. wuts the budget resolidlon to order several 01 its c"tu. to seak down Spending plain they already hays made. Thi floss, dOom't Ilke to treat its eewnItns so forcefully. I •I 4 - nation' s Sh.-- f . Pilot ToOk Wrong Budget Agreement Near - Ii bC-Jo level nicker dumps currently open. WubInon date aid Nevada ueatly closed their ilpoial dl... - - leafood Center* - __ SM or Mo' fteft $1.01 Wma,644a,6 WAR" Mal - . - - - - • Sanford - F n. id.. ti -- . 11~ - — - - . -, en ether - 1USPI 411411) . . I.4j 1 .4 -. " II '-• - -, - - ...,,-hLt4-I • -.I) SC. (UP!) — both Carolina, with the m'siatylei1svpl,'li ,pisstohaln ft 2MaoouptsMtwoyesrsandiepulUngprse I dates to dIp.. 01 theIr own radioactive wodes. . Gov. Dick Riley Wedoesday pit the 'na"ov' on notice that South Carolina would at become Its nuclear burial and unveiled itwe-year plan to cut by 30 percent the volume 01 nuclear waste arriving at Ceem-Nuekor Sydeaus Inc. InBernwelL ThsrwM$ernvsiletts,wtothaccsptsNp.rcento(tia. _________ - 4 ., . . . - Ifli . IS I 'i FINGER CATFISH ..... 1.15 STERCHI'S PRE•THANKSGIVING She displayed an indefinable quality of personality that skew gallantry from the men and ad--snlratlon from the women. She turned out to be the surprise hit of the campaign. Time and time again, during her years as first lady, Minnie pinch-hit for the president when head 01 national organizations and veterans groups clamored for a White House handshake. She also found time to shuttle back and forth by car for happy weekends In the country. Not for her, however, were such strenuous MW World War I ended, the Eisenhower. bobbles as golfing and gardening. Always a settled at Camp Need. near Baltimore. They hater 01 exercise, she spent her time playing suffered the greatest personal blow of their live. Scrabble with her mother, watching IV, at-tbelrson died o(scarlat liver on Jan. 2, 1120. tending to housshold chores, or reading pnk hntdbsrn In the WW6 Hiss., she ''dt,d her ree.ptloni ThSappro.thô1 American entry kto World for women to one or two hundred guests at i !arfls.w Ike back Is the United States. He was time. - I you come be leaving her so soon. "He put his arm around me," she recalled after his death, "and said gently: 'Mamie, there's one thing you must understand. My country comes first and always will; you come , ..t. TROUT b. l.20 BASS..................... &.1910 MULLET •...................,m. 45' MULLET ROE ...........,a. 1.50 s one ___ San Antonio's Ft. Sam Houston. About a month after the wedding, Mamie learned what the future would be like. Ike came home to pick up his traveling gear. His wife, on the vsrg.o( tears, couldn't believe that he would -, . - - 1 N ILE PERCH ............. III. 75' 'Mamie, there' thing you must understand. My country comes first and always will: - SPECIALS e - KNOXVILLE, Tom. (UP!) After hearing what one attorney called "the most Incredible story ever told In Knox County," a jte 'd charge Wednesday ;& agaizut nine firemen and a Knox County deputy accused In an alleged firebosse gang rape. His ruling resulted In Lossi applause In the packed it courtroom. The 22-year-old alleged victim told police she was tied to -it, -• a bid ln the fire cbleVs quarters and raped by2ltolomen over an 1$-how period at a station near the University of Tennessee campus. Iloir, defense witnesses said the woman was ;. elsewhere during the time 01 the alle.d attacks -: 1nkW bourbon, offering sex to bystanders and exposing her brads on several occasions. - UNDER NEW OWNIRSHIP 11 said gently: - 4 -1 . . - Rap. Charges Dismissed - .--- - I, o(Sgt. Ist Class Clyde J. Waltman was scheduled tobegin today. *a *ngerr4 swvi,' for aptitude -- : -- -- - - -. ,'• to John lids. The second couit.nuartlal resulting from the probe, that - - (t'" f.0 - 'W _________ .-•• .1 - r age ___ __ ii - .. a w - I -a-. - -- fl - UV. — £1..4u-.Ms iN., gnI,eN- 'WIEIs, of lerd; devØder, Ike. Wddm agwno ~ r.dw", - - — .k plicuts and Wegafly helped chars prepare -----y.) H. put his arm around m• and was scapegoat out of him to reduce the pressure caused by charges that recruiters forged documents for some ap .' "said-out" Plsi* farmers to preserve _ friS Cdiits. HI was a oeM mis s,_a I di 01 the The is or tee ad IIUMImi Writer aye from the .'i# A laded cAu!osaN is's aee Wed —k InhVTSNI71UIii KINNISY,_$AMVII_f. a. $toadard 'C"nwiles heis_I flIli--:'-•"A_ftr 5smveI?. Pea ___V.N,$ ss __ wtIUuuy to ___— ISIS____ Lecw Ave.. CrrrpuIsdmld TheWØaidmatshut tdISdWLSliSulV$I fr aim 1111" 00111111 .- 5 Isksv$saiNwSaI4S.*wNIOe - is.am .. $1,1N had Mime" -j vvqnl~ww. aft w- 1W oakwM Comm!" 0.GrOWAM M . - .- MPNL as "'Pt ~~ ~ wasmisokm dowe r. --W40 = ft-1E -11, I 1. , c:-. . ; _, piUS U . By United Press Iateriatleuaj named 3rd Army commander at Ft. Sam HousMannie Daud Eisenhower was abundantly ton. So, after 25 years, the Elseninowers returned endowed with the qualities needed for a First to their honeymoon pod. This time, however, It Lady. a 15-room house Instead of a tiny flat. She had a politician's memory for names and June 6, 1944, was a double red-letter day In her faces. She liked people, and her long training as life: Ike commanded the D-Day landings In an army wife proved highly useful In the Normandy and their son graduated from West Executive Mansion. Point, with his mother looking on. The next g Mamie was born Nov. 14, 1113, In Boone, Iowa, day In her We was June 21, 1945, when Ike came the daughter of Sheldon and Elivera Daud. borne tom hero's welcome. Her father became moderately wealthy from his Up to this point, she had led a fairly quiet life packing house business and retired In 1906, behind the scenes. But now she was catapulted moving his family to Denver. Into national celebrity by the Republican Manic attended public school In Denver and National Convention which nominated her teniplted her education at a local finishing husband for president in 1952. school. Politicians viewed her with a dubious eye. She Throughout her teens, neighbors kept saying vu an unknown quantity and they favored that Mimi. with her high spirits and winsome shunting her Into the background. This suited her nwuser could marry anybody in Denver. But fine, but the public would have none of It. she fell In love only once. She met Dwight David The crowds whooped for Ike. They whooped Eisenhower In 1915 when he was a lieutenant at even louder when he Introduced "My Mamie." Jackson saW he believe the military tried to make a - ..decothedlecoveldi;= Npowd am ts Is it " aw - Mamie Eisenhower Was A Big Hit As Ike 's, Nation's First Lady "You sieves' know when somebody will need a scapegoat," Jackson said Wednesday after a sevenmember military jury took jut 15 minutia to deer him. . _ - - hersaste Woman Charges Sexual ssauft, I . memoldoossawl-1W I1II,IIIIiiPIIIIMII BM IS III r i1.iiAodi Wednesday it Laksvtn Hurew Home. som in U" - n,I 1'. Vt-iv. M t - Is 011S .-, 1 - - 'aoun.r or - Howard Baker: Right for the 80s? FORT BRAGG, N.C. (UP!) Sgt. it (isis Marshall B. Jackson, cleared of recruiting charges damming from a nationwide probe, advises against joining the Army. - add at the moment farmers here vs not directly affected, lit later 11dummy be affected 1thol, andthe $at .1 £k II 1ek £. £ u 100111". £unewI-,wei,wg1d A previesu check with the Blat. Farmers Market mi 1.6 -'l-ei revealed the Mexican vegetables have it ____ 3111 - COIutyF$iflBlWIU, ___ , ".,. - 90Ji4 winter vuiitiblii on U.S. markets. The 1eeswi Deportment decided hut Mexican farmers could uetoasllidMerwgstesosU.&markutsALlp,$h, FlOrida fUIuI that the MSxiCMI Uft COflIPIIbII 'alrly. Tuesday's decision was preliminary and" a final dotir. ngnauan will be made- by garth 15. Tm Davis, one 01 the agods with the Sthinl, C.iy Açlcuutee Cuter, aid today Iflipi 'pIng of Mexican wisIsr ,sgihiea has not been a problem In this ares of the atate "Vegotable gowari hers are not affected because for the nsat pit crop an flat the as those shipped to the otat. &* Mexico," he said. "ft Is cowers In sooth Florid, who are the nit tense over the MtaiInI" M - ' J. ,... - [1 - Army Recruiter Cleared - - — - - - president who can chart a course and get others to follow and, above all, a president who can launch a new generation of confidence," he said. Baker said the decision Americans make in 1980 "may be more Important than any they have made before ... our margin for error Is gone; we cannot afford to be wrong." Declaring himself ready for the presidency, Baker said, "Our people need a president articulate enough to chart the future, tough enough to take a stand, honest enough to be believed, compassionate enough to care, young enough to lead, and experlenced enough to get others to follow. "And the Republicans need a president who can win In the - -. - Thursday, Nov. 1,1175-3* political craftsman, has won three Senate terms, and twice has South and in the North, on the farms and in the cities, with the been elected to lead the Republicans In the Senate. whites and with the blacks, with the old and with the young and He also was considered a prime vice presidential prospect having won can nurture the national unity needed to govern with several times but passed over the last time by Gerald Ford in purpose and launch a new generation of confidence," he said. 1976. Baker said he will make his opposition to the SALT II treaty a In a statement prepared for delivery in the historic Senate major Issue and attacked Democrats Carter and Kennedy for Caucus room, Baker said Reality and Instinct tells us that the supporting the pact. time has cone for our country to find its greatness again." "They may be on the right political side," Baker said. "But they "It will take a president who can unite our people, a president are shortsighted and they are wrong." who knows Washington well enough to change Washington. a - -- 0 4 0M8V1LLE, FIL (UPI) The Florida Farm BucNU . - — WASHINGTON (UP!) Senate GOP leader Howard Baker announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination today and called for a "new generation of confidence" In the United States. The 53-year-old Tennessean said he could "absolutely guarantee" he will defeat either President Carter or Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mau., If nominated by the GOP. Baker's formal entry into the race after almost two years of campaigning brings the number of declared candidates to nine, Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan Is to announce Nov. 13, completing the field. Baker, considered a centrist or moderate Republican and a - d Federation reacted with anger to the T?esssry Dspartmest's -A acemeM Tuesday that Mexican farmers were not illegally ______ • - - By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Digging ott of huge inowcbjfls left by a mId.autsgnn 1111118rd, recuers an the Great Plains found 30 people huddled th the back ofa truck f rom a 16 stranded bus. One couple died In Colorado before snowplows reached them. Tin onowitorm, which killed at least nine people since Tuesday, moved Into the northern Plains and upper le Midwest today. The National Weather Service plied . winter dorm warnings for the Dakotas. More than a foot of snow fell anad whipped Snowdrifts uptol2 feet high lnsome 1., • arm oithe Plains - Win& guiding Past 50 mph blow down power pain in Nebraska and South Dakota Wednesday night, cutting electrical power to more than 15, rural customers. Of well as those county-wide. '4r The 471 uudts, ciii for oath 110 Datavol., a division of N mph duesasing kalght scattered thswsri. ,,. NM$$I rnglgers4 velirs In the cewty, Dianiond i.inmiimat rp., -. ftl' WEN P'N Xe priced M$1NISO. llou.w, provides their mlnl.couipuler to Supervisor if Elections Camilla Brace examines today sad Isaighi aid N psi' Fliith easpi S1t — with the old voting machues as do coat Friday. "Datavole" ft* dm* I'"Y a trade-In, the iulti will Before oath rim, FRiDAY'S 1lD mid wI stsitail shower.. probably _- couaty a sow MMeric. UK apiMr k* and Day$es and: g4 ANateIUliI milt bylIeuday. of 11111111,1110. Al Ord, If-A— him *s,Brsce &CCWW MA Is performed to øoutit with the cards locompisto aa,7dIp.m.; laws U:Ra,a. iNsisii$NiasiIh m to j,ijij ac aid, th e y bW b~dwampdwismmft ban bon to lake op be Pest Meuday. laws aeMty In s averM: $gh, p,ie. t ys, àiaying unit.. er.. te cw r.miiig fr 7:13 pm.; Ii,, 11:43 N iki "Bit there were no ta&" (eIktIon. , -, 011 iapst high, 11$I as., asslhtollu.r"rislesodmi the said. election atØ aiag with a Mrs. Bruce said e almis .g.tthe same r.it 1:13 pm.; liv, 7:43 am., 7:51 keys 'sept II. Nub Nmday. The new voting ails will be sent.e ballot tallies. With other punch_type voting talc., lit ___________________________ bosuwd to mv*4p- with ne Datavots, official election syatems mi toad lavoIe to With Datavete, she said, S.wbthugIsths riMivIIbssvMlmsIeo. pr11MW01 In ARi*e DIMTH - - Seminole • uear Farm * Dispute' - . diUIfl S'* Friday wi 11 'Ø metal "sutcanea" 1 supervisor 01 election.' Uef., they 4 a Issice 01 shews', - y en tulphI $Ieot1yir,u1 widece4thdng are om . highs In e id lIe. UtoNkusiPWday.IeamIto$ 4 Friday. at thepolllngpiaces, 01esfortboclty,ktIeu.0 d Jaws In the M Ill .to aru ma. - - • - at as., 4 ; Snowstorm Batters Plains, D.ath Toll Reaches Nin e 41 ___ __ - - - Programs, Inc., was elected president of the B.srd of Directors .1 the National Auoel. ation on V61unteen In 'C'. CrlrnlnalJustkeatthe ninth an nail forum held ui uu oxi, Miss., In October. He served on the NAVCJ executive committee. ... . •4 •_ ,V% - - : - INBRIEF . -. Stress. Psslly diady - - Seminole Coody's 470 new s simply take path card4ype vot g mit. belboislo assoqswskçsto in sInce the =it am punch WA thmir arrived this morning. 2~1 court arderto dismantiethe Jewish oulpoat I.M.l.h •I.. EW V. £ thin roturn Ifla 7 • j••fl_ •fl , th ssa'scy I , , al a L IiII LA of the old mechanical-type ApoUworhirwlflte.rofta rnrica train RiftS UU ot1 Ithwu which Could $IPethevetertdebsiloIM result In lies waiting time for and op 1at of the 1. DJIBOUTI (UPI) A train hurtling down a toll Voters. Jumped the tracks near the capital, of the small, Nat lu a trial rim with borrowed African ot te 01bouti, killing I0p,plaadInjN machines In a Longwood Because poll workers no othersauthorftlessalt specidalsoticnloSsptunber, bngerwlllhaalgnatareeilps — I*ta,oI. "worked Ba." ac- 01Hglblevctars,thos.w1iI'Iiig cording to Supervisor of to voIenodthoweSber th.I, Vow registration cod or IWEATHER he it to "We'll expecting I ", fioter, but we'll know more O.Nov.S,Altssnoat,Spethge Basdiags all ass.: iS. . aboutfteroarNarthcougy. and WWar Springs vein will pirates, 77; enralght lew, '7; IOA11OIECA$T wide alictIen" ths alt hey, a dance to try oat the new yuterdsy's high, II; St Aq le 1pm ch M ar 1* election Is a syotem In their city cooncU baremetric pressure, 11.13; eat 11 aSsi, IeplS.r Imist Is presidential preference dectkij. Next Datavete will be relative h'dily, IS perceul; Bay Laa od Ra primary. aid Dec. 4 to wide, NE ii mph. Risk — A emMt craft advisory The Dstavote ails are sanity Caselr' and lapsed city Forecast: Variable eN.sLWide:iy$to transported In their sen. election..' 71 Wide eant Is southeast $ - - - Co1.EugeneD.MInIet' is of Geneva, execs- .- ___ (Set bet WIt In - Baker Becomes Candidate ELECTED PRESIDENT ••.•1... . - rasn •. .- I . Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. . I ___ '. . --- -'I . _ . - .- : litbmftisawov ftloswilloubmalifiersprowaftof mwftbwh*admpotmftftm"deAmtoem lt 1dU'wMto the dLeputed Bank will be discussed at another Cabinet sesslon, be gold. PrkDSMlfll!lflhI 4u , Co Ineot14 to seth osg 01 , risis Is2S months in # 10 At at*@ was ft future of Jewish , . . . .. commercial coder would be modeled after the U,, O.k Ceater to when corucUon Is eompkl.t that the owner ofthe lwolIrty at 151 Grandbend An. could ae) .1 Cuselberry which he bui . Other It on the ageuda for 'd'Mien at toMgI4'a property 01g7 If the exception were gradat . ________________ JERUSAIZM(UPI)-ThsIaraeUgoy.rnmefltobey.d a &çs'eme Cowi order today and decided to relocate an WagatJwi the occidW.gB Justice Minister Saw Tssnlrasld. .TheCobnat,modtoop.eWss.Mon,derjd,dto empow, Its own cm'tt.e to choose a new location for the iat!-np4 of Elan North, TemIr salt F% .- ay*v*1 01 an ornanos on float ramd1,g to p permit for $ Uor bag. wM the park; pu* to allow the dodoraand deniM'somc.andforcommercial thOPSat theMt Colutnidlon (a million commercial coder, at the aoulbsaat operation 01 m n01ad1ng and_on"Ny 01 r1rc, ebsdrcnlc For the second m.ethig In a row, the council C01041 of Iaterate 4 and Lake Mary Boulevard.' and Optical 'T1 and teat laboratories and to allow molds. a ppeal of a board of adiodmod 'I,LWJU The ssce, If aaiJ, will opgrade the lIunorda1 rrpiir Price ham sald the type onvnes dater he tilo CPn, a ofa hems en aN test wide lot. The soulig 0dA the 20ocre.pIa Mt.. Johe Price, dseboper, ban said the varMy of ass and will be valued at SO million for in ppu.0 foot lot. The board of adiodmet In (TVdIlr4 the r.qad torn S.tti•m.nt 'I . CWIMdef Israel Will Obey Order a D R.iocatlng t .- ._ I, • Lake Mary Considers $20. Wi1110n 'Cente.,.- ~b ,~41 - . _--__ 1 1 -k • - ' ' :_ I , ¶_ i! * -17- - mr . -- -S •4 - S �0 * 0 0• - -. - - - • I - - -. - - ' - '' .••• ••'•• •i*• 4 * 4 -. - - 'V - Evening Heiuld - - - - -* S .* 0 - - Evening HeraId, Sanford, Fl. - (USPS401-110) 4 AA 'Golden' Week In The Sui *N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ares Code *412.3111 or1-9N3 Thursday, November 1, 1P7-4A - Golden Age Olympics Opens Monday With Participants From Across U.S. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director bYJANECAssELBEIIIIY Herald Stiff Writer Name Delivery: Week, 10 cents; Month $2.10; SMordbs, $32.00; Approximately 450410 entries for the Golden Age Olymn. pica, to be held In Sanford Monday through Saturday of next week, have already been received, according to Virginia L.ongwell, secretary for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $411; I Months, $24.10; Year $47.00. * Commerce. - Those Doubts , j :_.Over China... 6 - I IF Gilberto Gonzales, 66, of San Juan Puerto Rico, has sent In 9 ANGL E.WAL TERS group of European correspondents that he opposed anarchIsm" and Indicated "anyone slandering and libeling others on the pretext of freedom" would be considered alawbreaker and be punished. His pronouncement has been quickly 7 tranIndelibly slated Into action. Wei Jiheheng, China' most prominent dissident and the youthful editor of an underground magazine called Explorations, was sentenced to 15 years In prison on charges of writing "counter-revolutionary and reactionary" WASHINGTON (NEA) wall posters and divulging to a foreigner military Fifty years after secrets about China's recent attack on Vietnam. Black Tuesday, the Crash of '29 and the Great Depression It precipitated rqnAln Indelibly Then, on the heels of Wel's sentencing, Fit engraved upon the American psyche. Yuchua, a woman who organized a rally of Nobody who was alive on Oct. 29, 1129, or t)roproceediflgs testing food :::tages, wal put on• "1$n dining the decade that followed, trial. w closed to all but UDIFSd imiesthsd from those years when the MUOD lost Its shut and very nearly its soul, as selected court spectators. welL And omali wonder. Neither Wei nor Fu seems to have done or said The most cocksure society on earth, riding a we edproer1ty,wasiuddsnly anything that would be considered culpable In a AL- frifl 1t5 moorings and luejsd onto the with the usual regard for free speec and assembly. The military information that Wei- r9cks of amww and economic rida. Proud men sold appl on Street corners, preavesled about the course ___ of the dowager queens queued i at soup kitchens and war would have been Included as a matter of 680srsUon of young people sbehvd their routine In an official Pentagon communique were draws to laip for ol*er survival. Those who American forces involved. Waped the word-felt forever the precipice, arful their own Job., their own homes, would be Obviously, officials are irked by themoimt of fe the next to go. public dissatisfaction registered recently in China What is remarkshle,though, is notso much the and so they decided to make an example of Wei In . &L— WiSp UTM #L. I the hope of intimidating s. tiwoegt itas the degre, to wigci, it poi 'Crash' Israel Ficture s r Carter knows the dimension residentialand thnh4 of "ailing, the p primaries election, Beginis 1 by He has survived , precipitated by Made E wa -Deng toia visiting U S overnors race tlythatthei dissidents who are now opposilion toe t But v 38 and 41 — we MY much In that category. - - Iu,ID asame W Aim, Uean Up Sports - of B Broward County officials and won't know it be can got M a'P'ctn his policies The wall over the bar is covered with pictures of down here again," he said. d bow and abroad an the rim, an eW Not that anyone at home or abroad Is really - his Wan polltNj - - - i,,, But with the psr'moinutary ... - In no small - - - r mythft IYA bermonim calMm woding, the wIwv I7 TPU US W1Q WW AMtwo WW MbVSUON; do Odd War &W un stun" now MANN (u1ng for "democracy and self-rule," Wed arçued that without greater liberties for the '1flNe people, the Communist party would DeVil ml io•,aarwe snoih &I .uk I _I Ii_ LI. A I zøtil muruuas WIW ut us ariwuw, affl which has deeply affected the way Ove km day to day. • _ WW 01 d ow we besillsil ______t. Yew Ma.. and —A college athuots of his p poy studat-ald Jof —aglaally -Sw. —Anther DI UIueUtOaaOCI1$&, ____ed hUe IZ hdwd 1% 11001111111000 ales wou" has becom follddlellL "k 1Z eft hi .qusllty batweum miss and women's srts - eunilbiuig of a covn dIuonth,.or in Israeli S to the wne of missy upeat as mik. offeirs of lit.. There mini to be a mu iM1i1i. I,. rut awaranmi net waited I II _âI&.6L_ .AA 1A.. ______than of a _ --& ___ rMes WO" Ming do ___ - - muL ___ a UUT - Wll __ ____ ._ dos'S wade (sod." And we who never missed a edi4, end MMstIe&adors .1 scheili '5" meal in our lives, now scoI Sternly at oar own attend they'll in hear a wli, SWITIr1 iWJ, I AL old ft £L --'- . of the fast growing chains In Central Roridu ecolebrates the -- ss a Santa Claus loads up with $158.120 In Christmas Club checks from Dennis Courson, president of - - awe, - ______ ___ a ___ _ yam - - * -. US ' mom _____ wenseatince. isu been a dispoillion among ma Amutoans to pore the ussmy es over - - __ -- -. - - abs adrç. r uputa in imostaliiw a. more accsmiini MUt. in the alMImawlhthelgypU. * Teds be in the shsrt4erm Wered$ of ,JIv of a ii, t!4. er-s W''i$ aid boiling Mo ad is "Wet whilvur srmuI he corn come '- - * a. -. - -Mad..aAe d - * * OPENING - $ poMo fdlen of the kngl.m, - ( Ws of a new store in Sunshine Mall, South Daytona, / . - -___ I The Sanford store loins in this celebration for four days, offering you ' hristmas -• 0-si - C Maiidsrè ekid be amiIDd to both. siabud awup ken adthors are also a ad adveaus l psut of the *S :_u or vwymesckl-- igpod,If1ke il'alprs.,"1k.repsutald. loader puriSts p.sratIs henSIMsslStlddkprsmshabdbe a IL - mwiism wod ovolvS o a systim dim Riuiss.PerbupstboreMWishap., ' but .Iceelsea dpL - - ¶uisU'.' topvvuui(oraii$de — aØbvaputdfmo1Ml.*. •i' arthssau,uc.rIo'1 ,' pd dortmV — am add 1rL wr It the dsh, na iL or ..utooi data to aMo a 4oad at poiticicsas* -.n igat, 1 ca a" arade Is ___ ' Org zing • • - * * - JAmDEIN * f '1 ..., tS" PrO 041 0.1 W ., The_,edis pailils !' - - - U w : - ____ nmo's s Masquera . hoams 'bi S ubJlsrkeby e, 1MSa anhu,_..sN11. - H" MiItoNisheIMlMoN alIt. eenil1k - Wedrieawiul be-rsqidrsdto - Ile ~k gloo .'Vlose WNW VA boom icon 101 Dr. U, kones,'parade is how - IF WNW iiiueru: *_w • — .54.- —Ui ak~ - - -_. . * Our hours are 'customers hours.'1 Our services are designed to make banking convenient and pleasant. ..- U r - 6 W - - jj1p. iii*i Insy, y •to uows a eday tom. - ftAllp. U.k OFF*' - 1 11111 loss 111111111 '.' - -- 10s JS M;w ...I1,. right! - "IdaasQ1,j Ii the /-- (or lids years _made _of kin flut. ii I you Our Job at Flagship is to serve you right because when It comes to your money, you come first. But our sorvice doesn' t stop ther.. We 'are members of this community and are Involved In civic affairs. Some we initiate right hen in the bank. ft rs ft"by 1 ham0 bw 0f •' / S rves :P - GRAND * 110 idle advantw 01,01 to&" taft In - f —lies. laded utNutes he rsomIhsd I a I WI ad tolerate iliathuus of - - * - The cemmissliw abhors $atrcellogIsts 'at Aid we ii7OU. ''.' 5tNu tt$he$Mifh5Mfrmi * Ak yea asvi. Th -are qut. en- ahead, miltrathm or wbitevsr If y 'addnablitbaoe days,or sow. aidsrdad. Bat dos'S pat oat w"-iug humus. P1: ash. a net in ear , whoa. eves the baby has a prefti * ,., aft, ' Coscil ,. sij.gis, * s.. we ten isalvus we're aa* prepor phase apisse akith the VsscI ds - Flagship Bank of Seminole. Almost 1,000 people will receive Christmas Club checks scheduled for mailing on Nov. 5. - 6" In ft w1allemy, we. It we CNN pey paid" ad balm bd " W &Oft MWlasadWW~~wm correapoudsuets In Peking are reportIng CO ewl1mtthsreJsedu tshavsbs dOÜ In Moscow. Ills a that the Blab T&.& k...i..kH.k. ..aL.e I - - '-" - ' - CHRISTMAS - aw,w. * •one CASH FOR VUU - - DON'S SHOES - -. - - IDI] SvibUOV' of tusIlti bitwess men's aid preteSted the d"aSt fwSt factIi's Industry, .cIincs and defense, UU'$ *it& desewelling on the Pa ue, Was I. ad rupset theeldo0w.. nd.owWMomit— & M. A. Muadsus. beStir of the ACI —: 0 whet he would deem .n-aca5iboUtths!f!.s WeF As urs, we are obseussa is "t ,_ wou basal. _flOII 1k msihe, sold the ciptahie jy• Who as If thin washing The Amurlom Comiul of iatàm m 01011111111111111 1. t pad. A u-.ssu iii ruuur courts u can R — II W ar The_1 pesIthe aipett of ths sitMUos y to mae And maue cads mere than that urns, long Collegiate AINSIIOS Is WWWOM mit, pre sits ad trulus of lb be that developumesti, mod romthesUy the regime can be colnpllnuftd on the feet that wet, sareIt will held up well? And yes, t's a wNdle blowing It 1__$ WNO bai IImiS iho foreli corrapondsuits In Peking, thoti barred lively sod bat It be eat of fass in a adleuts, blowing It * w It I too s1Nd pivoromsat ills med Oat I5 , personable ad per' * abooj esuplo of ars bettor. ye to Stick with dade much mousy ad illlI,. to iiorciuugat. from the trials, wore able to writs fres up, WU U rJi 1ve ropresiative, are _ ely to 4Im$I1 a 5kw sA A H ea a that cii be W" for Bus — is. wW amid AD w in .uvancS Over foilmud by lve it in 'iad of ad ft (tA117iolas the secret, arbitrary1 mob4ype sohe 11w Pow" ropsi lines ysue the making itNutles aIiu1r '' alditburels. lit °''. cniloL e ciii to no onformisis mini, the years of the a 1114 Beonced by the Ford Fuumustlen, e tin'., cop.of. of as.. rw rlolrw from the WNth trIg, - back to Weeds 0110110101101 of .1 worde for prodded. and trades. of collegos: Qiltiwal Revolution and its ai_of toua" af. berewlag a. mss a iup: leØ ad ter.Reaiseent could or cold :, Tsea: tormath and the stringset couuvs or news enforced the net be of them. is . e a. matter how s . Miss Florida and.thls year's official celebrity hostess, U . to Isena Vp wn ft opposmon in do Mwast EDUCATION WORLD ages. - ram riots of the 'SOS; the Kennedy and )(g the Wel U ECI1l1IIt.%. sTtto D171fl,$ . - - IW%fl the ... , But bwt there . are to be. It Is probably correcto as-Vice Pftmiw - It would be an undsrdatsmemd to describ, as tweam" Is A"Ppointift OvIdem of how limited the' smottMaUt. And the two of us freedoms that seemed to be burgeoning In China Zembom , 0110call" preroptim Both have serious personnel problems on And both are heading Into political UU UJ I U a.m. at - ligIMiwes. Both are being i4alh.iigod by coirts In the iwcla. of their presumed -. The opening ceremony is scheduled for 9:15 civic center patio, with last year's track and field champions, Orin Graff of Daytona Beach and Harriett Boyd of Sanford, lighting the Golden Age Olympics torch. ',: - Dom twving tough going with recalcitrant '0 Beach are planning to cover the week's activities, he said. The fifth annual olympics has caught the attention of the news media, said Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Horns,, who announced that "Real People," seen weekly on NBC television, had officially confirmed they would be In Sanford Thursday to film swimming events at the Holiday Inn rol — and the Jubilee talent and variety show that - If Jimmy Carter and Menachom Begin could affad the . domedic preoccupations for a sharing chat, they might ftnd much in common at the moment participating In the opening. Homer said he had been notified by the governor's office that Max Clark, executive director of the Governor's Physical Fitness program, will be present. Clark Is a former director of Seminole YMCA and Is well known In this area. Pauline Stevens, chairman of the Unisex Beauty Contest, to be sponsored by Stepping Stones Monday night at 7 p.m. in the Civic Center, put c an appeal for more male entries. Contestants will be Judged on poise, grooming and talent In both the men's and women's divisions. Information and entry forms for the week's events are available from the chamber of commerce office. - By DONALD LOlA?? - marathon swimmer Stella Taylor, will be among those the Sanford Civic Center. "It was their choice as It was the only day they had open during the week," he explained. Homer said he had also been contacted by Jeknnle Miller of "PM Magazine" about filming a segment of the olympics for television. Newspapers from St. Petersburg, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm night at ANDYTOWN, Fla. (UP!) George Davis Stepped the land for another six months. down as mayor Wednesday after one day of presiding , Gus and the family. One sign on the wall He said the date bought the land under Andytown over the bar, restaurant and gee Station that corn- In 1967 for "peanuts" $110,0C proclaims: "This Is the place that Andy built. God t waited 12 prise Andytown, a popular last Stop before crossing years to decide where and when to build the new 1.75 bless Andy." Another states: "We pioneered the Everglades. Andytown." interchange. It Is progress that will push away both Andytown County music drifted from the Jukebox Tuesday. After several court-ordered extensions, Tsanos and Davis, who was elected "unofficial mayor" said the Department of Transportation decided The lunchtime crowd was large, the hamburgers thick and the beer ice cold. The question every Tuesday by regular customers of the Everglades week "they wanted the keys to Andytown in customer asked was: What Is going to happen to oasis at the corner of U.S. 27 and Alligator Alley. hands on Thursday. Andytown will be razed to make way for a "I didn't give up so easy," he said as a moving man Andytown? Tunes could not answer the question. :-; Owner Konstantine "Gus" Tunes will lock for Davis and his friends spent Tuesday afternoon with frequent laughter, their good times at recalling, lad time Wednesday and the bulldozers will arrive 'I have tear s and blood In •::i. . Andytown and their displeasure at Its demise. "I lost something In my heart," he said Tuesday in "Tell us about the cow that Jumped off that cattle this place. They (the regular • Gk accent softened by ii years in the United truck, George,' said Jerry Cron, the boss of the DOT crew working on the road that will eventually destroy ::, States. "This Is going to hurt me bad. Andytown Andytown. 'Andytown there's no way to replace it." custom.rs) hay, nostalgia for GreRItz1er,aregut,agr.."ft'sa. "Well, I was In a date pickup when I saw this .: Idece of history that this State has and they should this place. I never thought they double-decker cattle truck coming the other way. save It. Then I saw this cow climbing out the top of It," Davis Andytown dates to 1946 when . didn't jump off that truck. Id1 'D1t had so much respect and .byaliUhethack,whichdoulgedasagas on the highway. Killed Itself. 'coff ee shop, bannald Sally Wood said. "Then luw another one climbing out, and that cow A mass of swamp flies bunbg around his i'offee ..........love -for this plac e.' ' J ped too," Davis um said. Cup mad, him so angry he bought the place and Meanwhile, Steve Schaus looked across the dusty decided to clean It up. parking lot at his broken-down tractor trailer. He was Poulos brought his nephew, Tunes, from Greece In carried out a water cooler. "I fought to stay here. waiting for his boss to bring him another rig from 12M fn hA mm ths h.1 1 VI $l £UlWII W Ill - £ uaVc W11 WIU IUQU in tills plaCe. iey Alabama. 1V12, Tunas Inherited Andytown. regular customers) have nostalgia for this place. I Schaus stops by Andytown every time he drives Tasnos add he wants to buy nearby land and build a never thought they had so much respect and love for through this pad of Florida. . new Andytown, but heishaving zoning problems with this place," Tunas said. "If this place disappears, I doubt If I'll ever drive Reassessed Etched - I * VIEWPOINT Ids entry fees for several of the track and field events. Although 55 is the minimum age for participants, there Is no maximum age and she Is expecting entrants In their lOS. Mr. and Mrs. James Muon of Brim Towers, Sanford, age 91 and 10 respectively, are planning to compete In the Golden Age Olympics bowling event, said Mrs. Longwell. An dvtnw n In Everglades C loses; 'A Little Pi* èce Of History Ends Before leaving Peking recently in quest of good critics of the Chinese Communist regime. He told a - yet been returned she added. - a i Entries have been received from virtually every date it of the MIIppI, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, she sald.Fonns requested from Canada and California have not * will trade and armimanta frnm mvwi. (iilni't Premier Hua Guofeng laid down hard line about o Thursday, Nov. 1,979—iA EVERYTHING ST REWIDEI **N mb.r 1,2,3,4. • 104 You %00i New Fell sty1.s ln..Mn's, Wom,n's, Children's. Street, Kid Pow•r, Conv.nss. A tbw to di Millie Christmas shopping I a.. __ ' T Wd 7741 it dallel AN M mom thad iji !.d, ALLTHE IPI KYOM great * DON'S SHOES As s.w.Fislylv. miY. its *1V145$ - Omil.a.-i... * - -- NIXT TO J.C. PINNIY IN SANFO*O PLAZA Ill $. WOODLAND ... LAND ...-..S.-. A - I - -- . - -. L._i . __ - . _ - . -* L. .''. - - . *• - . c, - . •- £ -! - -- -. -- - - - - 1 •. L - -- ** 0 ,. - . .. . . 0 * - .. OWN .. - * - - * * . . * * aia - * . * * - - . * '- * - - * ' " -Ti- �: .. . " . -• '- ., . . -. - . . ._ " - -. -- -. . .- - -. .I_'• - .' .. .'- -. - .. - ' -.--. -.' -I - - - - .. - -. - - • .0 • - • -. .. .. - ,. -. - Thursday, Nov. I, im-7A Evening Nirsld Sanferd, Ft. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL OA-I,ssslag lisreM saulerd PLThormby, Nov. , W Tribe, Hawks To Win ' Little Guys ' Meet ' I- $,.v.n ,,s. I "I 1975 Oviedo 33, Lake How.II 0 1 976 Lake I, Oviedo 4. 1 977 .Lake________ Nowell 12, Oviedo 6 17S Lake Nowell 21, Oviedo 7 'Th.y's' e not as big as the turns but thin were small' ramrnv How.II -' ____ I >II11 f' ___ I 1 ftJ IAP ft ad 160, 6.15 15.1 IN and IN. Lyman, Seminole and Del,&W victery over do Apot:1Bits Tonight's semi-f inals will are all tough squadi" After lheepeaingrumd ofthe Darter., have Lake Howell facing Ftve Conference GM's In the third preliminary Deland at hO pin, at the - - at LIkeH(IWSUW*NdsY, Patrietstbr acve throw Seminole takuonLymanjn the MUAW W8~ H10 by takift the W&M at 7:30 pm. do 61111 match set Wn but the Lady The osadilp match Is Afl$1'I1i1tC1lM*)a1, Srlesrosredbick th the sdfor Ffidayat7(mp.OL Thsbsd,andtcpiudedLake ftaal two ads 114 mid 11.7 to Tournament director and Howell L* Silver Hawks bad advance to tonight's semi. Lake Howell coach Jo L4.vw MIS be" in their f1MMad &tM& saidshsfssla,'The title Iwo _______ S - _ - old fl - • . . , .•, - 1- .• S r1 ;' ç\ __________ _____ ______ 'I A _________ __ 1 5 S - .. ___ Usrafliod Lyman'$ LadYOrs waterfowl • ____ - ____ - - ___ men, - ___ __ ___ ______ _____ __ ___ _____ ____ ______ Favors missou 0ver* Huskers.' - S U..0 to as PNhi *. am I* - riiI uIls sudhi Whi . --- wuuu 'ISO - ___ lI ' am am ked Mai a*i$LBe bshridep. Refl Is lbs liadanlis if h1r,*M! ISSWU__lOin 1r..hi Pleelde Sat. , beep -j.-Beb-n* 3144 passeY1fan-eUl' ' - 4p((5.5 W I. V PS. II ___ , rIi - ' - - 40 ___ ___ • TIy'5 1555 __ Cu.,us Mls'sssa - .'Lou* a ____ • __ 91 It NINS -- do on" an a 111111111110 "em Soy SSIS , $4 •. DILAND 1115. BLVD. - 130 N. BOULEVARD • i *LT Pd. -s oo.3 10101. • - - I (1 - 1'&AO 15.00 IS 74$ 45 ILSOWN"Is 6.40 UI.3I) P(14) ilLS:? ($4 1) 00 (Ii) 15.11. si,.-oi. aNe.uI-isa - ws oa so i.a 3 do F •(U)3i.eigP(u) IISIIIT($4 1) rn... 1 0 I III $MlkslA$tu ssoi. 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Oh 3 9 39 N,w(iiland : NY N Tcu, 1i - %1I1 NPL $tr1.j U*ei bees Iu*ninai 55511U .$ISISUS ___ - - --- i seped 01~1~ 4r;r 4*04 Al Idw No ift4 IL J. .. - •sy Wild and womy - fA& fte ie hi ft sm do 4' hi • _ S S nerS ,V ___ ____ PWW If Cardin ads Ill Iluth OP4kink as we 1P we W" ow *0101 1 WhIllso 00' OWL Cardine'lle in their 0114 % 1s , For *S:.',.i.. hi 1bdhi ' ani-- . .- - ___ mmoommi .- '.• - ___ but - - - - _-_ . pv _____ - 1101M do roon W .S- &___ _ W PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 1742 AT 27th ST. SANFORD S S k __ o . - .___. _I.I. &' •I'lN _____ S- 0 TIIa, J irS O 1110106 a 01"M OU NNW ____________ - ___ ____ _____ - __ ___ _______ -.IIIIIIIk-jJ__._.•_---'•"_.MIT . '- UraW. Nadero dlssevWed g,aIsMMs'i14.ne1iag 7 - --- dp= - ___ .-,_ S- ___ I _v ________ ___ ___" inasetMayVhiNam ,eri'1eehaelvd in the Amerins waterfowl v watonfowl habitat edhuak the is --- e' S S • / C u/f ______ _____ C1011116. IQ ' !1*1ICO( all noerd 'pIly a district and conference won't buying Walr'i frent. with as. ierutoCaueupa%iuw INC N07 be cs tods ((mie Bell) , '-i$caddp Eiiad, 'We've never beat Lake !keowaIctofpeMat eUes'aii j Whet çiH whes a "wey Like lI, however, han led and date playm berth. "He really add t" schooL Way (E,$r) a I Howell," the multl4alentd Nam a AM _A "We mmwnwofms&tom Pwod together at. MMIMY ftvs, i&, ilL OSS sd7gN4AachU1? tlO-hiVSDOtiflda4A d. Iwo bl$ tacklu (Troy pig at Oviede, 'We',.i'ls M- l" goode, Is "V.ey goed" ae of peWs, "The main diff.sce is Pages mid lay WISi), bet lit to prove to them we can we've bees rivals lice than. 5 5(ad to - "JadimpIayeathINleki ale," Medgemery add if the I weilds'I any we have good play w ''Jad bissi WVve euly led to 1e in et tksl geed" if -an sildilid dusdW-- "We've played lie.manferaM.cket" N we'eaMel'tm.. thecsudyandwewedte*ew a hager in HimU Clack W* I eiim U icholi aid yes im Depending is whim .se thØ'r.ilig to blow seEthe bed, ,ey feud el 1ag abed the *1 tdhads(b#,nu." weds Ii vi, W. er, held." Aleag with ceady side, -,. us, 'teas a,$ tha Unlike Losslager's muukeeiv#vesIàpHeWilI - r.ueckeirmkir? _____ ___ thedIraoeasybeinths.ye haves "i9tb to prove itIt*" Mmsdvhaoverashda Md Is- dthei&ll. Thisi thriekii break. After irs4ag the Howell's doibtoduty mu JNtheleEeWi.gweth UNION rl Will be roiil,id Fridey 01 ' I1't Iepa "0v1*'a I lied IN" the "rivalry duW" 114155 141 Iadi Conway feels the dim "Win ir Vs ad the if bt*hSthe'vIfY Pd"M thets - ijIualhpg if b epanhy 'csllsg. qeterbeek Eel evachid team in iON, dIvWN vN tha Inks a liii wind,"' MsMgem.ry an hi list nd if a football auimliit "They're eel big L InJlhN,.,tthelad prMliu if as1MnI1, rislfel 'We'redlgulgto Ied, L1eu game. O,lade has tallied an the teems we've boos tin,. oscers. '1*140W we're ume bed the plqe nd 11 take titit through - sous draight ip' pIsylng thus wars pretty orNry year. Aid I Ii these three years " the plac'tI'r Webs ski HewsU Itivsr ;:Uuiu a Ha way to " emil." Oslidi qisituhack Tray tachls prd "Ibsy dm1 's pretty t eta uel dli Montgomery, however, Hoidr would I._ bM en es ____ - hid -; ___ _ -tiago !wvs,sISiduetiI list,,.A ,',, • -- mysan whe in in be me to DU (e--do) to dare if 140db 17 .j if prWe'WtMuse.pjg 'lbs Ducks - Unflalted ever 100$ wiliv4 prM ,e.. .,," tat. rq smw u; sungiss enirmate ____ Al Isdmoand.Bedsud*eladiU.ad iwo held, thi id the habitat mad be rimavad iy lad yser euMuthilul order to dabilke hub ward. Decks U1'Ksd's Amseleis waterfowl ssal fisdrslilig died peril, . When yes____ rr-'Ii rind $11 -d, that habitat t.day is iON alese. et ,at's iiiig mere Wj:dad Ii iealle," nd dniljuadai , ..10111111 low ad DU Is ft 4* am 's'oadtiid'nilak Sdimud profit ceaservatles be ' staft'lo Pd a la* M"Od uvlued en the .id.Ou by. el evuryeesofthisedeehas to rn-un 8W -, iek'sCyprR.ssat theplacenwliere great .rd Mput en Nov. $ at pedigsefr,dectlatabss is. Cemmftt. Chairman place, But through Ducks vS ImthwSth, Ill Iaik U"Wsd's elfeeta, over oed ., Isferd, fads tha ss hen been rained in s '- t.i W.t.' Athletic Footwear SANFORD Advance In 5 Star Tournament 7h.mak,dWf.rnc. I Ii th. six•' Jo. Montgomery. dWLMd 164 1% D too in Ca.&b,ny. Iwiod. ford. Si'w.os C'v, SANFORD ' / DucksUnlimited S ,VVf1PU DON'S SHOES Th ree Sernlnolà County Squads - IIO Zvwys , in a wti. you gota feeling loran upast. This Is M of those Welks. • rAib I iv...s.,s,,e. pot pi.. iini t > Lake Howell's Mary Colso. goes up for a spike against Spruce Creek TomIn vmw the opeidag round .1 the Five Star Conference, District Nine, Class 4A Girl's Volleyball Tournament. Lake Howell, Seminole, Lyman and DeLand advanced to tonight's semI4isaIs. I . W.lr - SMASH . . w.'v.playd, Us Hawks would like nothing better Man to elay the is N-~, rw us unurked LI I ___ that Ap.cs kit. Iii. O'...g. CouM. Oit..'do. Bdtblscnelsankn rivalry and thenwon't b,too _____ many dwtI. ultil the mike dears at th e ftnal gen. Ovieds will go on the ground with Marvin Mcaaencn and Mike Scelt widis Lake Howell plus to couater with Mike Wood at the hike rumktg the pltdiod.p opilen. Us would better than to go is. o • [ca.LI1EoJ ___ T • WflH I MIS SITI*1G 1.511 W ___ • SAVE EVERY DAY AT1 1, V 0 1 How do you pick them when you don't know anytidug abod them? That's the problem prep pguM procators face tide "A Is a pair of S1. Cbiaty teems travel to play owu foes, anotherteken a breather and lake HowU and O,isdo renew as old had woods rivalry. The FigMiag &hv4ee travel to Wlidsr Haven trylag to rebomd frun IM week's 144 lois to Lake Howell. Other then gemeftkestoui coach Jam Pony and a'sw won't have muck to go on. Bin this aaiylfl Five Star moo there's been afew weds when ncb* hen looked Ilk, they know what they were IsAft about aghow . lad's bank on the Tribe defense again. Wer Haves IL Another can. of 'who are they' Is lake Breathy's medung againot Cw&W Gibbon.. ThsPrk(s, after a pretty dart this yew look to han)sl1IdaIIt$kloIai.Jeenonfonn,..piflyenth, heels of Tony Comlaatine's arm. It's a long rids to FL Lauderdale and lake Brantley want a qidat trip beck. P*IeIrU, caril Gibbous M Now hire's an Idesding pick. The Ovisdo làon., Man mdiIeM.d 74 meet the Silver ____ of Lake Howell at 24. Hawks peper It should be a • AS Guys ' Big Its been three years since the Lake HawaII Silver Hawks and the Oviedo Lions shared the same school before the epenla, if Lake HeweD's facility. But time has "WTM nsthlng to cool the rivalry between these twe squads. This year's renewal of bears a lit if different asaects. The LIens ctwrontly sport a perfect 74 = r1o championship. But don't xhave secured a state playoff ietm ana aunt Lake Hawaii out. The Hawks have lest five games by eu than a touchdown and lest week played the relief the speller In btIn, Seminole. The Lions will try to roar and the Sliver Hawks will try 10 fly when the two squads meet head on at Oviedo Friday elgM. Oviedo Clashes With. Hawks ByJO r OVIEDO VS. LAKE HOWELL FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. . ,,.n._r I 14 400 1 11010- v ftd Al f upon ow MQ idili now 0 MW a p e 12 ot NO ow fit 41,1 $55 W. First Strut 17 .?'.s.f tmi__ - .- •-, __ ,rhyi4 -S - �I---.-- - IL - . I .- - • - ,--.-. - -- - . - -. - •-• . r — - -- ___ - -. -•...,- - - -. - - __ - -- — - ------. - — -- - -.., ..--. - .;: Th.rsdmy,N.v.', —tvenlagN.ra$$an4srd,Fl. tax toonevrOr VffOrS InSTUHMeny nun ICALMDAR_ 0 Seminole County property owners will find something ns* has been added when they open their 1971 real edate tax bills this • week. ! In concurrence with a new state law which proyide. for an alternative plan for the payment of 1* real estate taxis by W Msllme,d, Tax Collector Troy Ray has included In the envelops a •• • notice alp and application form for the alternative payment. Taxpayers wishing to pay their IM P" Estate tam by In-1 with the in Collector no Islar stallments should file an almliesum than June It 1980 at which time the first installment will be due, Raysd& 4 AX&AAlons will not be accepted after Joe I im the postmark on do envelope will determine those applications acceptable by mail. Failur. to file a timely app&alk'n will exclude a taxpayer from participating in the Instalhnesst p lan. Installments will be based on ft ] Prioryears gg f equal (beginning - it payments to be made In June, September, December and March. • ••4.) The December and March Installments will be adjusted to .i. .. - •7 •\ Iricranes or decreases when the 1910 tax roll Is actually certified • for payment In November. • ___• - • The Payment schedule lsasfollows: ___ — first Installment payment: one quarter of total estimated taxes discounted 6 1.rcad payment -to be made in Jobe; Tax Collector Troy Kay examines the notice— second Installment payment: one quarter of the total application form. - Dell... Theatre Arts Gelid, 7:10 p.m., Episcopal Pariah House, Enterprise. : Ovetsaisri Asatymeus, 7:30 p.m., Community United • Methodist Church; Cuaelherry. asalerd LA, Ip, 1101 W. That EL : AlAms, $ p.m., Halfway House, Lake Mirada Drive, Sanford Amerir. Au.eIatIis .1 University Wise., 7:30 p.m., j Sean, Altamonte Mall. FRIDAY, N VEMBER I Holiday F..U.1, 34 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fsflowthlp hail, Highway 1712, , Caelberry. Country Fried Meek dinner, 54 pin. Gifts, crafts, plants and baked goods. Semlasis Sauna. NIwad., 7 am., Buck's Sanford Afrpo S.mI..le Sub Rotary, 7:50 am., lard Chanley's MtDor$ Springs. Satetd VFW Ladle. Auxiliary Reseat, 10 am. to 2 p.m., log cabin pod hem.. Handmade Items, plants, baked goods, dL SA'IVRDAV, NOVEMBER 1 Holiday Festival, 9a.m. to 3p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Highway 1712, " Casselberry. Coffee corner, 910:30; soup & sandwich luncheon. Gifts, crafts, plants and biked goods. Flea Market 8.1. of Lather. Church of the Redeemer, I am. to Spin., education wing .t 2525 Oak A,.., Sanford. Also hot sandwiches, vkinks, baked goode arid plants Flea Market, Sa.,lw'do UnIted Meth durd3, 1.4 and SR 434, Longwoot 2:30 am. to 4 p.m. Navemberfesi, PiupueI Episcopal Church, 1103 E. Winter Park Road, Orlando, 9:30 i.in. to 4:30 pm. Umch, 11:30 am. to 1:30 pm. Rimmage aid bake sale, 9:30 am. to 5 p.m., Congregational Christian Church, 2401 Park Ave., Sanford. Diner, Sa(.rd VA 30305,5:304 p.m., log cabin -home, on lakefront. ___ MINDAY,NOVDER4 CiuidU of Arts & Idsee. Ad Ap,ls Irsek, 11 a.mto2p.m,$pringVallsybsmsof Mr. audMea. Joseph Uddu Jr., Aitanads rthgo CIA S4$47 fir riser- 10P.. LCO WAlE HAID Thursday, Nov. 11 979-1S Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. ,.tbit.d taxes disonedid four aid os*liMf prea*, with mob to8aptUflhir ____ payment — third kddb" paymed: oil quarter of total ,sthnMed tess. pains-he! of say .dJ.u11D114 pursued to a dMermthatlin of actual tax 1W 1My lacoedid three psced, with payment due in Dsriunbe'. — fourth hntalbr psymed: one quarter of total estimated plus hof adjustment pm ii*todetermination of actMitax liability. There Is no discoed end psymed mat be mad. In March; • -— ro" t to &-mumewillodamthe in do FIN.4 but Would to fteptim No dismlnt, 4owding to ft. Any instaftedt not 0186 prior to April 1, will become be handled In ft same aidwW__ maneffnta.doother Md to saw to ft — ___ m, .ppfrotkn aiidoe.d with this year's tax bill outlines the h Ray above payment ptoos&.. ft would be P&"&*yhelpful, seid,ifthoiStasYSrsWItoY toi ade parcel identity nenthur of their property In the the perna space 5WOvkIld. 1s nemb.r appears on the 1179 tax bill. For further Information contact the tax collectors omce In the county courthouse in Sanford or at one of the branch offices at CuieIbsTryOr Altamonte SPtWL "A .phbIlcatid cosupuder program will be req'4red to Ins. inew payment plan," said Ray, "bat we have the e. boae capability at dotim" ByJANECAMEIIERRY BemMSadf Writer THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Taca1Ia Hemeewast, Aueclallss $( the Candidetes" n1, I p.m., Moravian Qwd1, Tlakawlfla Road, Winter Springs. City council candidates and mayor will speak. Semlisle Chapter N.. 2 O, Maaonlc Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford, $ p.m. Seminele County Branch American Asan .1 Ual,.It Woman, 7 p.m., refreabmodi; 7:10 p.m., "Managing Resource. for Tomorrow", Sear's activity room Altanonte Mall. : All Said. pram, 7 p.m. Goad Shepherd Lather. C2surth, U.S. Highway 1712, Sanford sponsored_by lAthem Church W. for all ages_ Gains., refresh. ments and the Lord's Supper. Corns diesu1 as an early Christian. Cl... (.b of Cseuelb,vry, 7 p.m., GI's Regency OURSELVES Miss Schneader, Mark Hayter Repeat Vows FIRST ANNIVERSARY of white imported sheer organza fashioned along the empire silhouette Lilly lace bodice featured tapered sleeves and a modified Edwardian neckline. Deep i-I SIDEWALK SALE erchandiseOn Shopworn Merchandise We Need To Move ftram p,s by Tim vrnct Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith on 62nd wedding anniversary Tuesday. "UT ?OUGS We Miss Mary Ellis attended the bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Susan Jett and Leigh Mn Lail. Each wore a floor length peach colored gown and carried a lighted lantern encircled with peach colored carnations. Jenny Eciminston was the flower girl. Ring bearer was Geoffrey Crowley. Earl Hayter served his brother as best man. Groom5fl•gfl were Leon Hooks and Sherman Williams. Fred Schneader, ofthe bride and Arthur Kirkland were Linda Schneader and Mark Hayter were united in holy matrimony, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m., at the Lakeview Christian Church, Apopka. Rev. William Twadell performed the candlelight and couble ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schneader, 221 Alderwood St., Springs. The Winter bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hayter, 1633 Frances Drive, Apopka. Given In marrrlage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a traditional formal gown Happiness Is... Wed 62 Years Arts - and have eight grandsons, one granddaughter and four great grandchildren. m. SnIIIIII moved to Sanford from Alexandria, Va about six 'ears ' Their local family includes Happiness for Alms and Henry Smith of 107 Oakland Ave., Sanford, is being married 62 year.. The couple were married on Oct. 10, 1917. Both were 19-yeaiold. They are the Parents of four cbilen World War I. He retired as a former employee of the federal government In 1961. a daughter, Mrs. Sherwood (Helen) Harbour, and grandchildren, Eddie, Robert and Bernie Bar. hour, all of Sanford. Mrs. Smith's Life has - centered around her family tn her role of wife and mother. Mr. Smith is a veteran of the Mexican War and organza ruffles edged hemline and the flowing chapel • train. A lace and organza headpiece secured her fingertip veil of illusion. She carried a formal cascade of peach colored roses. - • -- -- uahers - • • - .-• • • - - • '-, - . - I * -.' • Organist Janet Papp played - -: - nuptial selections and accompwuled solid David Noll. A reception followed at the church social hail. Assisting with serving were Toni Guthrle, Mrs. Norman Kiebaum and - - .- - - •,,- -• - - • ., • 1 - •.• •.. - • ,I - Mrs. Loretta Sturgil. Following a wddlng trip to New Smyrna Beach, the newlyweds are making their home In Apopka. MRS. MARK IIAYTER Council Plans Autumn Apple Brunch It's time for the harvest, and the Council of Arts & Sciences is celebrating with an "Autumn Apple Brunch!" The brunch will be held on Sunday between 11 am. and 2p.m., at the lakefront home of Frances and Joseph Uddo Jr. In Spring Valley, Altamonte Spring.. The Cbuncil is holding its 3rd annual formal Membership Drive November 1.17, and the brunch is being held to encourage more Glenda Hood, Harri Klotz, Carmen Kolocthey, Jan lelbln, Diane Martens, Alice McDermld, Shyla Reich, Virginia Roth, Barbara Roper, Rose Savage, Nancy Schwalb, Pat Swartz, Marilyn Spence, Judy Squires, Judith Toole, Frances Uddo and Carolyn Wine, For reservation information call 843-2787 (The Arts). . individuals to become Invulved In supporting the Council and its many projects. The $15 paid for each reservation to the brunch will be considered an individual membership In the Arts Council. Arrangements were made by Rose Savage, and Council board members Judith Toole and Virginia Roth. Apple hodease. will Include Marion Brechner, Marion Brown, Betty Duds, Dee Faunnaugh, Phyllis Gniadle, Jackie Gross, • I p.m., EL Mary Megdal. social ball, Mismate bigs. Saiferd VA 30125 Pest d Alkey joint modk $p.m. log cablnpcdhome. - I. TAG To Present last • r'.; Of The Red Hot Lovers' STUFMS ' FAVOIITI NT WESDAY, NOVEMBER $ Free bleed presers tests, 24 p.m., $nsrdbday AdvsistId Church, 7th aid Eba, Sa*rt WIDNAY,NOV&R7 ll.Mday lbswrss, apsisored_by as Edasios I Homemaker Qaks of $.is (sady, 10 aa. .2 p.m., Mwde Qv1. ter. FRWAY,NOVEER$ fti usa to N.r 1, $ sin. to 4 4M, 1025 FrovIJe.cs ttrs Usd am,th of Bovard•MiveN. Halted giede. lls, ChrWmm Names baked jiHis, pII, Mrs. Santa's Attlee and a Santa. Lunch, 11:191:39, Dt. P Wi, Ual..J, of ald Pbsth prof.emr, wWdlsemsblMery.l25avIs, 3:19p.m., Oraigs ( Florida £s health : _____ _ _____ and rIIalNI lw Ii$ en., :.tid L;SM:Chi*.Ith a1 '• •: •" 't*1&:.4. •.:.-; l__f• •1M ó: ;._____M,i rn •• t 1L - •• - • I 1.: TA&M." 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ItobPJwhe*. fl*$1V dil,be 01*1 N,A.s N hr .-• : • 25UiJ 1 L11J .1 ç '••i DCAI Any: Ihsve Iona bij -y to far ss yea's h9r. "M" Is III a I hes, '1.1 we,M - Ive isis. My piblt. Is Nawqor IIp. ,uuke Alkhua uunW _____ ________ LI WAY PAW , 1 -• v v 4 . M1U1SAT,IW. • 1 IT " PRINTS MACHINE WASHABU -- = •:J • .'••• .,.., •• , - - ay,I asp.. TO i — IN e.chS 'NO- ado Nq we • .- Married? Getting . Engsguna4 and w* ft forms we avail, at the Herald oftice to announ these events The forms may be accompiinled by professional black aid wills phute-- .4'14 graphedaplct*eIsdesired with the announcemed. Wedding forms and plctures must besubmitted within two weem of the wedding. and \A JUNS SHOP IPIcIAL -VASH &OOPUIM - NOW $25 OIT *CLUDID TINT,, £120 aosrisun* OdThre The..Na'i W1 SOL - Quay I.'wruts t me 3n4m isIMm -. II SPWt.! OS 00% NVI.ON QlANA * PRINTS ItoMis. nofunras soup's MACH WASH WMPA*i AT 3-IS4. m ____ tepti* ng Lovers Terms • •v - 71 V rrpf,rr AU SITINIOS OS NITUIOS - NTIS lAIN Nil • • • ••,• • 4 'V sad : IATIXUSISSSTAN ers$.M5ep.It. •• PrCISCUI.0 -, • • . MWSMNATIN lASS 'I a N4NMNKlA $TANLIY 19 PT. In WIN • .•., NImUTAM 80 LL '2" be • ' *DA bird meiliN, *:* & I, 153 pa.rdi. $39 pa, Pistils . ____ •:' - Mr. X Could Be Victi m For ''1 45'. I. VY'% CREPE DE CHINE _ M — 1 surelos depedmod.,9 in. to $ pa., rluss r:1MCulaisda ml:iem, III I.His Ave. , 19 an. Is 3 d VA ledis Abs7 am P.M hd N ple. a. Church, 9 an. In S. rg $., Deltas .uN- sell. ciiaraoters Mrs. Walvn'n, who has taught Nadine Christens, a dsnctng,slnglngandd.wt#Ics _________ f_-at the Walmau Professional ia i ballet, and &iidlouiri NOW Yodi,IsaIaoa haswonascliolarthip to the John Herron Art Institute in has selected an excellent and ous. — experienced cast for this ldlanlous comedy, the fourth "The Last Of Th. Red list play which she has directed for Lovers" will be presented In the Fairway Roam of the Deltana TAG. - -IThe cat consists of David Golf and Country Club on Portman, a former New York Elkam Boulevard on Nov. 1 0 2, radio announcer, commentator, and 3, curtain time 7:30 p.m. actor and dialectitlon, and All sed. are by reservation .4 teacher of dramatics at the only. Donation is $3.00. For tickets and Information New Rochelle College. Edna Boyette, current call $74-1679 or 125$. -NeIlPsNWYssVSa* - PRWAY,NOVDU9 sfreks.i.Thsa, free meéy siodw * strike by The Red Hot Lovers," directed by Tod WAbviv,, 11 ''ueLand High Siooi. Her reaching the stage of rakiar- acting talent cover. a variety of GnisrLTu Tuuhkui, 7:19 p.m., A1'Vt Civic Cur. Warup _paritamedery presidere by lisey P.y. Open topik&. - president olTAG, has appeared in many productions. Sharon McKeclmle I!JJ'nIor Guild (TAG) production, "Last (ath1eeuu Rjvnolds. left. Th?tR 'presldiii I.e., presents a check fir I$2 from the grgaalzatl.s to Frankla I.atjeimhlser, a member ( SISTER and also eskkeeper at the itnl FlOridi Z... The sndi will be used t. feed $he rare eta mug gibbsa hezio.apetprejecte( tbe tout wanes. C.adi IBstidool Mune, lath Havea Park, Open free to paidle. ,IIIIJ The Deltona Theatre Arts POLYESTL(.PER $ 29 d .. COMPARE NOW ' (f SUPER QUAI flY' NON-WOVEN NTERFACIN wuitu: 129 PRINTED VELOUR &::m3 MACHINE WASHABLE 4,- YOUR CHOICE .e 4z Dc'Aa(- 1 it AI?, , - NOW. $349 - �- .- - - - - - - 'U, Tfivinday, Nov.1,17 !tv.nIeg Hollow 1.nfsrdFl. ILONDIE MRS.SUMSTEAO. DOu 11 CONFUSED OR wmc*w 11 sor 1 by Chic - ACROSS Young I Joumsy -( iuscLlD KUPpjyj- fit thr" _ ___ I .- 1 ___ 89 1? 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Guests - - . - MOVIE USINUS IIYIIWI ----- .- AMERICAN GRAFFITI Club Open to Members A - - MORE ton Duo aw md" ..-. HITS 51 LAST O ONLY • for 68 UTTU ADS us ti iithe ani , _M51, j Sew aim, Noisis U*Nld' j wb aMait1IisaM{}W U 1TV th* MN - 15 mohI 01 lids's ansolas. bY 1a Las id JIbS Rses$$a S • [PLAZA KITCHEN CNN ' gta&üu .sB'spshes mis to ho 61 dwo nPow it Ism War a.'i. R _________ WIZARD OF AH's Bill Wagner 9 Bill LAST NOTE 7:45 ONLY KOODLINE 3 9 P.M.-till ??? Amedcon laglon Post S3 seesolit's 10: Ardde BOWS Place. I' HOU,YW000(UPI) — The mules, Mesdmsg*dooh11ir lawWsarm, the poww 1rr?Tr.--r-----s November 2 & PLAZAI 1 aM JIi I0!.0 I ALL 990 sm MUSIC FRIDAY & SATURDAY DINNER SERVED 5:00-9:00'P.M. Hollylwood Studio Chiefs Are Now All Business In are I%r Bri it GRAMMING , 1 •& . ' spuiil1towa 9) 0 0 0 NEWS 6 EDUCATIONAL PRO- Thp1OnOworktalrivaimproanssforthe N(kvsla there w U"11 in ftI1111111111F. Wft "Alit Of $. $) 1200 (2) MINDREADERS CW2 "T"PW ift MD." in so PIM, wI soft OCL 311, ac=d to do LID. 00.0 were: 0181 ` NW11 I TO IN WAftoftriftdopmftm " DALUNTHUAMILY (121 GOOD TIMES WZOOM(R) rij-dIIm ra.v - ' ft Mime w" an be dows. DIMEDIII OMA'S'H AFTERNOON LIVE IWO IA- lathe tIM $, ABC's "Hart to Hart" was the .awWmas aseson, best with the new year will isle eswwir, r*b 14th. coin, new shows, Wand aM (2) NEWS PLAZA T Odw new dows In rsWW blo" belode ".1 ow the Sodom tw lie "EINMed" 41FAto LOOM a *"Tt9t 66M There WMI an AM show In QW bill 10 - bemIlt kem P11411ce an" rudw"M. wA= You wad to considw CWI "Archie lb" Will be IN gloat dod of Place" a uewuiner.'fl fkdE*d lish. dudeg November, specIal ogTwiàh1 In".h . 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) Cl) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEW 0D EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS G 0000 MORNING FLORIDA Q) NEWS by Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS 0:41 rooking WL ;;doV'Is.-; ThshaadwuplayodtetbIs . . . WWII WINIS 555•h Md '' j pmr'Jctga1y tie p( by t)e,j p"y to g alpEcad because it it based on the per. *m as pddM d the tdovidm did, ftly AWN "Bible" and 1% IM " andwilood OW Wollv of NWIS pedorod" More Poorly - was Cull viewer ioll TddwrAa rem." Aim way down was NWs 'CWB %rUL *Owl '16 "A Men CWW MOM" In flat $1110111t do CWA Um"I, cwww fird PIM In ow fath4m "Paris"In 011111111. Both Mod =&go" the AppI that L* (a* his own autopsy. HAWAII P IV!.O McOarrstt is frustrated by an information leak in his head- •V1LLAALEORI(R) 10:00 4:00 (1)0 CARD SHARKS (2) EMERGENCY OW ®BEATTNECLOCK (4) THESRADYSUNCH •THE UTTLEMSCALS 1030 HOLLYWOOD •VGRIFFIN (2) (M MY THREE 901114 SQUARES 0 SESAME 81 NEE (R) LOVE OF LIFE WHEW1 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS • :85 CBS NEWS 02 MAKE ME LAUGH ii.00 5.0 (1) a HIGH ROLLERS (2)42 CAROL DUANE" A14D QD a THE PRICE 18 RIGHT FAIEND6 0LAVERNE A SHIRLEY (R) 0HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Ij) .---:: aatloaal's Cold... at MW at V to 01 0 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS 90 refuses QUINCY to believe a police report confirming a religious 11@ader's death as a suicide and sets up NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS Won lost wo k's starters to bow Is. rated 4 ' on rouge raco f the first time Is the 1$7910 couragtng 31 parcm ohare of the viewing mw, musE had bId vs7 Will L:.tWe are a ,*te sure dft latbuilais Is pregnant woman are stranded In a mountain lodge with no heat or food. 11 bWwwaNdkwwtMt PaM 0 Pail 0 -9 P- Pes V111100 (AN& US* 21) V`10011101~ own =s ova • Governor, his daughter and a 9:85 (1) UPBEAT •SESAMESTREET(R) 7:25 8 CBS LATE MOVIE "Columbo: The III, spirators" (1978) Peter FalkYlive Revill. Columbo confronts a charming Irish poet who is involved in illegal gun-running while r~presentlng a peace group. 0POLICE WOMAN Pepper and Crowley are assigned to expose a police sergeantan a city official who are on the paytoll of a racketeer. 112:00 (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME 12:30 (4) ADAM-12 The officers 8:30 BENSON Benson, the ' 11.30 (4) ThREE'S A CROWD man Richard Kelly. U,S. Congress. District GRAMMING TODAY FRIDAY MORNING OG000 MORNING AMERI. Carson. Joan Rivers, . Paul tht)0t1glas Fair. banks Jr.. June Valli. landlady Mrs. Bablsh. Jetfersona," one o( the programs which helped CBS to the top of the ratings. Mhsat"Aiipñ perosiA over tililirut ssn Robed""Thiclsts't'BuckRoersth wsiheollaMyoar.lnF'igllth thatcomeetoan 14P'$1'Wnwa,bgtngthe.stünatuI That 'tm.snthey,w1be wcdoft p-issstOorqto aumcefromVi.dThseto3i3mIWon. thegeodns at IsaMfor CB8.11is bed aboig "Kate," ABC Is conil1r4 giving W noliNs Amu4Mn" a more ci'ps'bI. 1.sd4a than aides to th. top $01 the NIlien 1W. "Mark & Mindy," and Ohs, olsows also mIgi4 !!!i' "' dedeloW •?, tolaido ~, occupyft Sol Of the toP 10 audom In its time Period. dots. Stwft ftm the bottom up, Ow now shown in he Md deft t bot we MW wic id - Al-- •ass MI W PW 4110WIL9 •..;. babel Buford, left, as Leube Jefferson, Impersonates Mae West and Maria Gibbs. as Florence. Impersonates Harpo Mari on last Banday's eftim of "IMe on, the dt 300 GENERAL HOSPITAL •ELECTRICOMPANY(R) 330 (4)Q ONE DAY ATATIME(R) 0 •EDUCATIONAL PRO. (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 6 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA at Nil NEIGHBOR ,epca msams Chal "is when L v and ShirIoyar. asked to •.; •\•' We A" don't Mainei Wed for tao (JOyusth.a" ito. . KUTANA THE WORLD 200 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 M 0ANOTHER WORLD 1 .&M.?ER 11:00 THE WALlOWS (4)0 •LAVERNI - -. 7. co 's dwoo, or spedest ruffed a befirt,'Aw 0 , w. WASIS *82 ___ KIP w. '. an exhibi. ined to lion Therself :?:a country; mean • we meets a mysterious woman. Earth For the 111,11190111411 !L' p 11 705 ___ tsdiy U With . "-'I.. __ AS (2) GZ .DINAHI 6:25 THEATRE • "Love For Lydia" Lydia is am RO34I 25TH CENTURY Suck and a beautiful woman (Jamie Lee Curtis) match wits with an nhu. ff= 8ndrold attempting toI ' pro. vent them from returning to n. ioo (2) COUNTRY ROADS 630 G THE ED ALLEN SHOW missing daughter, who has become the victim ofaninter. .' " £ WIN AT'BRIDGE CAUMPow 24* 2) (NW. 94)M YM I=* Is oft is be my t---LWd 9067 If yo W"Pt ySI'fS - 0.,____ GU N NY -. " a red p*dn an 090* bling operation. T 9 BARNABY JONES A TURNS (1)®OONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS 6 00 0:11 OCRACKERBARREL REST" 6 ALL MY CHUM 1140 CA CROCKETT'S VICTORY VARDEN (2) EARLY DAY 0 SUNRISE national while slavery ring. •0000 MORNING 830 OSUNRISESEMESTER 5,53 (It PTL CLUB a story about the murder of each other. (1) G THE YOUNG AND THE (4) TODAY (I) 500 •THE FIN O HEALTH FIELD man hiresBarnabytoiocatehis now 6RYAN'S HOPE 0PASSWORD PLUS 1.0 8:30 MORNING refuses to name her source for 3 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE MA$H The 40771h complicates the endeavors ' twosecrstagsntskwsstigating RIchard Oilman. c .',. It _____________________________________________ numul (AIM 3111,111110y N) i.attor wanes i.msese blksurbIutMsiM $INCbte Astis'GI* 151 Or $s QIi I'' *81115 S to lit Ij -w - . to ha" Ift nmW*y that is It well tq siedfts b br a Ist Moore 8~~ Now beIV fzft to od ft W= ow watam In ISM "=w YOW at- berfalslaid -tar who 1 "19832 *y1j, F." hIm W Vchower to 1011 tz *18 04 ------- a. L! pt 11111111111110 111111111 Isaned pWws atwllkd soul JIM (mow " -two - ':' eatran to NOV~It it if" 716 cmft yew Will he a UM (Much X-Arg 19) CUt I'T ,j I. ____ '"" Y(*JRRlR11Il)AY b' Howls Sdrnsldei' . - ISCILLASPOP NT WHE uYOUiwiw...a, . hair adWtIcularly If Will ft MI do = who tdft No* yon MW do well to dwo combInsd kaftnot. For Wep November 2, 1979 "- ' _M_ W HOROSCOPE QN, - 7: easily. Retio-A, smstimq *ill * -called Tbando A scid, is Md to -A' a- !1W h*A roblom. moll he IWO and Ii _ pod ' today do ad beIIss that the !oJ..,..L.. " my " has much to do with " sni .snalthlty t NOW. Wdaft okin concer wer a Allook the best aid )VII am. pwI time.7% cileftI he"is to do ft"ft ION an of antiNctlesi aW &a poeft oilynevidoostothe agents may aide so Much tops ______________________________________ (2)T1CTACOOUGH (1) HAPPY DAYIII AGAIN ' . IINWW~i 7 - cIi2KATE LOVES AMY8TERY Kate is Jailed when she 73° . r.qia.dto me, kecwsol tMso.w.paper , P.O. Boa liii, Station, New Yin, MtMt yoftheak1nththemm NY 11111119. you cm gat a bad burn very I'm Oka Below SW ow INIEWSPAPIN INTIMPRIS1 ASSN I 14 pralbe a ohio tresthii inforntation abod these Problems ad what be'llm r ~ Tft doot am& Other waM this - 111100111111 .;.. -._ 13 stow Is WILD OTHICROMWITS MACNEIL / LIHRER •:,., , ACM Can B C&M 1'g.ft will ve ym more — ——— iT __ . ___ PseIe tilth flfr ARAAAW. _QIU1_ftJ4_I1_I ROUTI!Ito hhlgtlèIs,tand co rm seaft you 7% HUM ir — ! : LIItS 7 —— s I., ad- -1 ON. It - coL 711110 p W m for yon. And be the s-bee of ue. .io. — —— I • 0 AND SKY ®Ø$WIcH FOR TOMI a) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA n ce 700 (2) THRIEI A CROWD (4) ALL f THE FAMILY - ft" or hm 00 SW tMok it your 111111110111l 111111J" OZ3jSflChSWlXYpl4*lulf. doun't wotk we, 7$ r.SUZ Msiypaophmsk.thomla'ik, .adoctaaMliim be that an old friend has decidedis to become a murderer In order to demonstrate his loyalty to his family. (R) u Idh, - SflSpIO5lII$IsO cw tom kIs$ from dwg the ojigi'y alcohol two Or this4 1% black dw*rsft is tiwm a dely or at my time thol p'________ — — " I" ____ bswNteuawNtsb**4' 01? 34 .,• - - 0BARETTA Baratta learn see E i with another man and Chester with another woman and Tim has a final confrontation e WCAMERA THREE "A Colored Girl Ntozake Shange" The playwright and poet whose works include the hit play "For Colored GfrixWnoHaveCo sidered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf is profiled. cssews ABC NEW RAM, SEA I co'EIytOJDOVS 7% sbammsyforma9lIIs I 12:37 a SOAP Silty and his date NBC NEWS . , 41 I — — 33 1 9 I a romod 21 29 30 —— 1-1_Il '1_Ut_fl_J j blaeis a wi##w Is Wm moW risks to to'u 01 the oseias U wd ss two is' tkN * which includes 21 23 pi.Y ow Uw offectist! am. ° .4 REAJ( (3D FRIDAY MOR0" 0 GOOD MORNING AME CA 80 (Do CAPTAIN KANGAROO ) OVER EASY shakedown. 9.30 -. DEAR ——— 13 24 28 26 ygpl' J • AAAARR — 19 — — — — — . EARTH., SEA AND SKY "Ground Water" ho? 27.ut ———— STWO $ 45rsrnu attach"M statustee I ______ Lamb 7:30 nd u of hoodlums Z edP ! flQaanflQ quarters which Is being used by the underworld to destroy the Five-O unit. 0BARNEY MILLIER Two toploss dancers from a govern. ment-owned strip joint and a man who claims he will burst into flames warm up the 12th precinct. I u.__' Dr. rve wNh my did? Other dw- a dermatologist 1111 tbm my way 1 19 This(1 41 Jacob's 11" 21 "011111wh's tiiI 43 NOW tie(OW.) 24 Compuff*fl- 45 Father (Latj 46 tary ticket church Amu 8POIS1,1011111 j.* 50 Noes (Lit) pq 29 Opera 6 liii,, 52 Lacquered poInt 30 FIrsl4ats 7 Furious 3$ unas (Fr.) (comp. S Port of fl:.,is 40 ObWvttkm 9 "Auld Le 31 Clot 53 flam's mom mof 4 2 Is 37 OUted 54 Ral 44 Mimic 10 Dirt ario 57 GM letter 47 Age 11 TV command — — — — — —'— — — —— I 3 3 4 S S 7 S P 1011 1 I 7 38 Compass ((( NE" bad It Sew hir two Or ON" L 31 Men child cr Condition iui_ 25ys 3 4 false (prefix) 28 SirigIr Horns 49 Part of a 34 Marsh TONIGHT'S TV ,.. Acne very bad @01110 P a Ike commodw I Hamm 32 W& hero Affect mR D& ijm — rm an 1!I!1 fT DOWN ,t I DIII ocM,Ii 63 ken bbkre-I 24 Flow by Mo,'? Walker II V/on y M om 20 Awopos 22 SIMWnIr time - Diet Your i+' 1 iI1W ,tIl!T1 a H 9 Compass 17 St"I SEETLE IAILEY feltival TM,rsday, Nov. I,17-4S EwningHIfad, Sanford, Fl. An,wertoPrsviousPuzz$i 55 Away (praIx) ! ' Gloup of Accouprr criv.' $O? 45 Hun ..sIs1I,I *1 1116" ntry D1STIIIUTO UC to so V - .1 - 1,.&aIIr_ - •, a_il.__ 4 I ._k . .1ti•i.•' • '14 - ' - - - �• . - - - - . - • --- .. -. . •. I- -.- •: - - 3 --- - • --.•. ---.--• -. 3-_s ---P. •.-. .• •r - -. • • -. -- - - ----,.-- --.-- -- t -. r .. • • ••.. 4 .• .-' .. .._h_ Thursday, Nov. 1, 411EvnInl H.sald, Sanford, P1. 4 . Thursday, Nov. 1. 979-58 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. — — - —. 4,7:T,, — -. lifh 7 1' 'I! • .•. i V I J I IL IF From MARY.I$THIR'$ In DOwntoWn Sanf.rd, the lovely Mrs. Mrs. La. King (Ruby) medals this regal evening gown. Beige Franklin 0. Clents (Jm)f Me chase" 8 11011114" 1119 black, sheath enhanced with an athched C@p*W of cocas chifto. LIN IiflIII ! Calftrals. This satln.laek CSCkiaII dreU by ! ACC.ntod with a graceful design II sliver bugle beads. One if to elegant CrNIII4 coca. wiw, • riwnues100 accent many lang and shirt holiday and evaryday fasNeils at ROJAY the empi re WSSUIIM. in Downtown Sanford To kickoff the holiday season, Mrs. Vivian and Dick led' prepare fir the holidays by announCii Charmiall and petite Mrs. William ft omenMv d ftW Wrd rufavrowt, BUCK$ PRIME R1 the festive season In a black ROOM at On Sanford Airport. Their new restourant has been and Mrs. Jack own a nd y le. dinnerst a yourdhilng pleasure and has completely remodeled for S.nfOrd menu featuring prime rlb,and als. steak and seafood entrees. A be your special occuloN call beautiful banquet room for all reserved by calling 3334001. ciiti Miller (Kalhhi) Iss chosen an elegant bordsaw volvet bIWr With M4110111411 split sklrt.ccs,Wsdbyagellb.ttanda satin cream color bISVNfrom the "Holiday Collection" by Salem. This smart mumble Is suitable for dinner, theater orany evening occasion, a nd may be found at the VILLAGE SHOP in Sanford Plaza. 0i — -. Seminole Mutual Concert Astociation, Schedule for the.1979=1 980 concert season. -. - - 1~;jjjj jgi!11 back , ,II, We With a Sunshine Alloy creation of a",block polyester over • SIItfISWIN5 underskirt complimented by a sash beltin bright holiday colors. E legance and charm have been created for p,, with exquisite hormony by the Total $.oaj of fashion and cosmetics available at MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS a BOUTIQUE in Downtown Sanford. 1SANPOND HIATINO PF - The charming, attractive Teresa Acosta has .l1 Jack flow • today's Fifteenth Annual Champagne Ball by the the warmth and tradition of Thanksgiving tm merriesJ_teJJj year — Ghrisas. ••• • The Champagne Ball has co me into its own as one of the most popular social events in the history of Sanford. Sponsored by the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, this year music wm be provided by Bill Hinkle and his - - - -. '•. - - - - - captured by BOB ORWIG PHOTOGRAPHER, will have lasting memories for Mary and Larry Blair. Bob's services also Include temporary and con. ventional wedding packages. Make your memories last forever. Phone Bob Orwlg 322.21117. A memorable moment, _ - November 13 • Florida Symphony Orchestra u'.' ber 1 - Champagne Ball Decem uer January 22 Kingston Trio hith MUsic: An Irving Berlin Celebration" March 10 'Say It W April 14 Jar,z Dutton and Orchestra The shorter evening styles being seen this year require glamourous footwear, and KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE In Downtown Sanford has them. Don Knight shows Mrs. Nod Julian (Nancy) a pair of beautiful dress sandals by Connie, lust one of an excellent selection of evening shoes plus name brand footwear for the entire family. Glamorous, gliueringgalas will spark the social scene at Seminole Mutual Concert Association's Champagne Ball Dec. 1 and Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole' Guild Gala, Nov. 1. Revel in asensationoi, spectacular season in San ford where the shopping is super special. orchestra. It will be hold Saturday, Dec. Ist In t he Sanford Civic Center. - MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE .CALL KEN STRATFORD, MEMBERSHIP CHMN. .831 -4347 •. . I I; -f - '''• G.: : - - - . I., - ,.•:. . -.j • yr - t1rL.¶ .• •. . : .-.. . __ . . . .9 '. • - '1 • ' I , F. lob •.• • I • % .•. fw I..., • r( ••# At 4W fit Auf / 1 / s k .. 9. ,.', S •.• MUM Isemna" 4% -i lk top 4w A: cow *.d01 . op aw — - : - — and NM _ fleral aftSMOW any IN"Y SCUSION of COLLINS FLORIST :—_ do tim to . - •, I - - •: _B tab. a- I - m 84C Maw W8 gb~er HAIR ayms" s ?L *M SGAM —:.?T" .J — - , o. • —-------- — - - _ — . • �I- ;: ... . -. - -.- ••-. - . - -. S - IVSRIR, NsrsJd, $ankrd, FL Thursday, Nay. i,tfl, Sound ' Was (JKEECHOBEE, Fla. (UPI) - muu vi puIA vi was CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OP SHIRIPP'S$ALI a Seminole County, Florida, ton a variance from Section 25.1 (c) AP4NETTE L. PYNDECS final udgemint rendered in thi Residential Fenc,sorWafli,f the Wit,. aforesaid court on the 22nd day 01 City of Casselbery Code of Ot. May A.D.1fl,intfiatcwlalncas NOTICIOPACTION -- HOURS . ._ . .viuiuir eWWed, Ravindra H. Shah, foot high chein link snc•on the Plaintiff, vs. Alex Eruno and front property line, in lilu of the Margaret rimo, his wife. Defon. maximum allowable height of thirty dant, which aforsaid Writ 0' two inches. The parcel is legally Carolina Execution was deliversd.to me as described as: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SherlttolSeminoleCou,wy, Florida, Lot Si, Replat ota part of Spoil that an action for Dissolution oi arid I have Ievle't upon thø fdllorwing smans Paradise. recorded In P1st Marriagehasbeenfllodagainst you, dssctibid propKtY owned by Ali* Bock I, Page 32. Public Records 01 and you are required to serve a copy and Margaret BUIO. said Property Seminole County, Florida. of your writtn defensisto it, If any, being located in Seminole County, Public hearing will be held on on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Florida, more particularly IS. 1,7w, at 7a P.M.. in Petitioner, whose address is 113 deScribed as follows: Cassilberry City Hall, S Lake One till Buick Riviera 2-door Triplet Drive, Cassetberry, Florida, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the automobiIe Maroon with white top or as soon thereafter as possible. - Court,on Sanford, Seminole County, being stored at bee County Civil Defense Florida, or before thelth day of Longwood, Florida. director. December, A. 0. 17i, otherwis, a -'- of A at Indiantown _____ default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the ___ at 1 the I.: I I 1724117. B.karmlncj,. I U, U 3 LInes MinImum * * * * * * U _1 DEADLINES Noon U, :.' The Do,y Before Pubhcotion (.0 Sunday - Noon Friday . ___________________________________ - _________________________ _____ --. W-1*lPiiWd _______________________________ y ii Lonely? Write "Oat A Mate" Dating Service. All ales. Seminole County. Florida, will at DEP.7 EMPLOYER 37-Bush!ss WAYS WE CAN HELP EACH OTHER - -; Restaurant worker experienced, neat & fast. Various dutlis. 11 . 1. We have applIcants. am. to S ç m. Mon. ttiru Thots. Excellent binefits. Apply Worn C Foods SIce cafeteria.' Apply to Mrs. _______ I !D A - W. Garnett White Req Peal Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. ID? W. CommercIal Phone 372-7551. Sanford 1.000 to 3,300 sq. ft. S. Sanford - Ave. 323-1463. *-nIsd to Rent Need 3 BR House Unfurn.IoRent 3fl.14S 'ter6PM . 4O-Condorr'nlunn .açge 1 BR. W.O, Dishwasher, Separate OR, $250 mo. , -- 41-Houses - . DYLLWIL DC-JUST LISTED tom 3 BR! Decorator touchei Top quality throughoull __ ________________________ 454 Falmouth-Appraised $35,000 - - ____ ' - SOARDOP ADJUSTMENT Sanford, Fl., 32771. - -. - 4BR1V,bath,Iustpaintedlns$de& out, FR, fenced yard & Much larold Hall Rsalty ' NOTICE OF ACTIN 1AI2H2OSI1I; storing same at COOKS & CASHIERS or,. 1w Mercury Monarch Idoor CITYOPCA$$ILIIRRY ____________________ chugs of Lot 33, Slack "0", CAMELOT TO: LOUII F. PATE lpanky's in Longwood, Florida automoblle,OreyvinyloyarSllver, SUBDIVISION, UNIT II, NOTICE ISHIREBY GIVEN that inc. REALTOR. MU twtwse residence and address is ID No. 5E37L101460: according the Experience desired. Good pay, in. Mechanic, must have experience, Roderick Is survived by and the undersIgned as Sheriff of being stored at to the Flat thereof as recorded Clip of Casselberry lord surance, vacation, credit union wllltrain,beneflts.$100.$INp.r inditer, Mrs. Steen Wooden of Seminole County, Florida, will Demac's in Fern Park, Fiolida in Adjustment wiU hold a public Plat look Ilat p.gsstland Nof the I profit sharing. Apply in person YOU AE NOlifliD that a 23.5774 Day or Nlabt !1:'!P1! Ill IflIfl *idl$V$,I i w lash . S elafms isA 11:00 AM, on the INt day Of '"' -_ NId lb. oi fl. ____ _______________________ L.SWW ,,.rv r . v ilore, axe mi, ii. en r'wy or November, A. 0. lilt, àtter foisaie u.uoiuuono? ruesting a var4sce B,.1 B stucco. Spanish designed Florida, together with all im. Mary livd. at brothers, a grandmother, and $511 to the has been filed against youmarriage and the heminoleCounty, Florida, will highest biddet', far Petitioner 11:00 - AM. on the Rh day et home, nice area, FP, lg Thi5, Section 15*3(c) Yards, of flu -seeks an award of tPl November, A. suats, mcli. end coitelna. Hi cash sublect to any and all existing certain real and personal property end sefi 2Ir_. - &IIurDliii, Offer for ISIS City of Casss*erry Cods of. Or. .. tront & rear porch. All for MAINTENANCE MECHANIC yg are required t serv, a py at me PrInt (Wot) Door 01 owned by you dinaiscee, in 4der that a single . General plant maintenance, to the highest bidder, tsr of your Kten pupil at Pluecr.st $it,000. ToltiN and PetItioner, defenus, If any, to If famIly the Osminole Ceuntp Courthouse Wi DOLLY residence be constructed l51 electrical, hydralic, pneumatic. I.PATE, as tenants by me Esmedary IdwoL en Gordon V. FrederIck. Attorney lest fremibs Sanfèrd, Florida, the abeve liens, at the PreiW last propeçty Ilneand (west) Price reduced 57.000. 3 SR. 2 B mectuanical repair. Min.of3yts Wsrkingfgrnatewlllsluare entIrely, located atSanford, existing PIaWIffs.*hNe iSSI'ISS 15 P.O. 133 feet Rem the West p'a far WIIaOIIpersonal prap,rty Dear of the SolIllIlile Cewity Box home, custom made pool, green -ep req Salary open. iu out mytuornewfttusame. ll Sanford, FL 3V11, Iii aid That isid sale is being male to Seminole County, Courtbse in Sanford, Florida, lbs wts. dtoday funeral line, in lIeu lithe requIred 7.1 lIst house, workshop. 1700 sq ft livIng application 3274334 at of prticutarly described as: HarCar . i,. iMisfi tt5 111111$ Of said .. above described personal prspsrty. the original + 17*6 Sc patio. BIG. Many J. parcel Atumiomi were still ln arraigmanta with the -r: Lii 1. Block "0", RIPLAT OP _____ _____ ____ Ixecvtisn. That sold 5* 1$ WillS made t0 court either betas Clerk 01-this legally described as: extras, must sell, well under Or$aiido Dr., Sanford i. SANORA UNITS I and 2, accsring service en 91stiIex Rodsr&ckaMsrty eii ps*, satisfy tile terms If sell WrIt let u, Block "c," Crstsi U_, Moving to a new home, apai.' priced at $17,tOO. Terms to me et thereof, as rscsns atlSffiIy or . fl Second Addition. as recorda in pj mont? tell "don't needs" tot available. lo*Il,psgssUpn,eIqs I*KVIISII. 5jffr$ lef, in Nell 041515 Colt Sot IL PIll7?, PublIc RI1Iudpof With a want ad. --, ______ "--------v' '*Sll 3BLl Bsplitplaiu,fsncsdyd., NJ'[IJUJI .M (* lh ., Publish Oct. ii, 23 & Nov. 1,0, lilt -' County, _______ 'ir' 'pssie, cony, workshop or WITNESS my hand upon which is Situated a dwelling and the seal with sale on No,.t, tilt Nsvembar II. lilt, at 7:15 P.M., in s incided. -. l office In rear All for $31,tOO. pem, this Ceurt on Odebar 11th lilt. __________________ OSO.71 Calu.tbui,, City NIH, t3 LaE PublIsh Oct. IL 211 Nov. 1,0, lilt (SEAL) 10 rnsih position nowopen for I That certain 1i16 Chevrolet ash. teacher and 1 tOcher tsr Triplet Drive, Casaelberry, Plerida, tesaleon HS. lilt Wily $a Ant H. lickwiiti, Jr. I. D. INWI.uld!eso OSCfoSS Ilvitu. f WA Pre4ect Head Start. Req. or as seen thereuiter as poatute. That certain OMC Trader, i, o. As Clerk of the Court IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE for asst teacher: ii early MARY W.HAW1NORNI, FindautifweCon By: June I. Curtis, 0. C. ed. Inquire 555 $• Oak 141.7153. IISNTIINTN JUDICIAL CII. TN1IIDVH1ISI to Petitioner as dulilluosI sduc. courses wIth 12 CITYCLERK -. 'nsakeyouabettardsol. P**Iisli Oct. 1211 NOV. l S. lilt CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE iii,,ip sum alimony. Ostedtids 11th dsyct Odiler, months isp. working directly DEOII YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SF THE PublIsh: with preschool Children and.or 1, l,7t **,tfliiiWs Usthirnjs Petition ales seeks as IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR CII.. CM1r'iWCA44.E EIBNYEEC'ff -JUDICIAL DEP.4 workIne toward CDA cir. ___________________ alternete resist me partition at me WMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE IN THE CIRCUIT CUST. 15*15*5 COUNTY. CI The fogs of tiflcleii. Req. for teacher: • PROBATE DIVISION LIX COURT POE above described reel prsperty. " FLORIDA. PESSATS DIVISION. JOAN ELLEN GREGG, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOlE COUNTY, FLORIDA early Childhood educ. courses I SR-slit up. Pest. MuSs emilY, You are reiu Wed to serve a. copy CAll NO. 7?4IUP REALTORS PROBATE WIf..Pesglion,r, DIVISION , t.. emu Laiii Ada. just s. et Vp With 3 vi's. warit, n. 'wittu ., 5$ DIVISION 01 YeiW eritten ' aiilhidA,e. 155-7171 and IN Iii ESTATE OP Pill f15ei1 filM CF Blvd. en 17.1$ in $U*Il CIII' pre-eduest cNidron under a. IN RI: ISTATI OP Pile Nua*sr fl41$4P the P111141110 liii P01N4Ilh,'5 OIADYS JOPPOET VITEAME COGENT BRUCE GREGG, Olvialea dersil in early clulIllissd CDA 153141, MaSkS'S Vitals. BRUCE C. FLEETWOOD -Respojudant. tw'fley, C. VORNON MIll, JR., IN Cli ESTATE He Send remme to: IN CE: ESTATE OP WiulsesdPeOfllceDrauwr MARY M. DANSBY land mied Apls., I - IL Ibeltu, NCISP*J$$1TRAVION , NOTICIOPACTION PIStIl Sponsor, p.o. lOx Ii,,. NOTICEOPASMINI$TRATOIN JAMES I. MCKEE. z, Sanford, FluIds 3V71, en or TO ALL TO ALl. PUSONS HAVING THE_STATS OP FLORIDA TO* Diteesid carpet, AC. peel, appi. plus W.v. Sanford. Fl. Ixplratien Nov. ii. PERSONS HAVING NIJL COUNTRY LiVING IN PA. before me Ilk day 01 SOC. daP. Lease. IN.lfll. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PaWf lied ore,, Iql Opperlvnity Em. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CIA, NORTH St., 2+ ACRE tilL and 1115 the erisinol with me THE ABOVE ESTATE AND , TO ALL PERSONS HAVING To AU. PERSONS HAVING THE ABOVE ESTATE ANO AU. itS WsedeIO. Trill RANCH W.BARN, TACK NM,, Clark if skis Court sIllier before OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED- CLAIMS 00 DEMANDS AGAINST OTHER PERSONS INTERUITED Sanford lovely . 4355, I SR + den, oW, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FENCED W.CHICKENS. IN THE EBTAYIt THE ABOVE ESTATE AND AU. THE ABOVE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED $IrvICI en PIHt4OIrS atflffiy or IN THE ESTATE: *mICakhon,newsIieg.s. ESTATE AND AU. DUCKS &011S13 BEDROOM YOU API HEREBY NOTIFIED that en astleil Is' Dlsselv$isn 01 Immediately lhoresfliri IlbuiwI 5515 Adults. Pvriu. all. .ct YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED FUR NiSHED HOUSE WBBO & adefouftwiilbea41'sI.gal,wp,u ISgd NsiICs ijp5* IN THE ESTATE: 'urn. MIrrlebeflledolot IN THE ESTATE: PATIO ALL THIS I MORE. A lbs relief demanded in th YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of GLADYS lOPPER? VITRANO, andyouarerequlredss,erv,ac.py for . BRUCE C FLIETWOOD, YOU AU HEREBY NOTIFIED STEAL AT $3t,i00. A 3rms., adultsemily OtcHest Pill NI. 7l.IN.CP is of yew erIlten delense, if any, 15 it decessat Pits Number re,ss.cp, iiiiekti'uiieii Si *505*515 Ibat thadminustretlen of Sue esfal, FICTITIOUS NAME DATIDffilsMIideyofO(Ieb.q,*, psIldisui in me circuit pending iii ffip Circuit Cawt. a en FRANK C. WHIGHAM, at MARY M, DAN$BY, 11(15511 ii JAMES P. Avaltuience.$llIme MCCII, decoisat NhklisIlIrIWIivsOtht WI are PHSNUnI5r7NUICP,lopudinjku- PIWNIInWi1NII.CP,ISJWSLI.M limineSs Csuily,_Pistils. Preus. ISGUINE, pefitiIRir'sAttei4iey, D.• lift. pgg $sm 55011P91Rl4 - I w,Jy,_ps IMMACULATE 3 510100* 1½ auuslkukSlneeo* sti Stale II II which is 1111155 11GW is POSt CHItS ISIS flue CircuIt Court fur SemInole Ike Division, *5 adrisl 01 wIdth IATH, All CONDITIONER. Circuit Cowl fur - Semitinsls 41 *flsmsnle $.rlI. FL liNt, 1 I#RN. SICKWITH,JR. DIv*l, Ike RIsen 155 limiluels County Clv? $310, Plagohip leek Bldg.. SuIts IL Sam sale County CIrcuIt Court, ____ ¶IjOTIOF EXTRAS ON LUSHLY uty, PiStils. Prekils DivIsismi, CIUNfY PIstils, Prgbats Divislssu. Seminole COunty, Fluids, under *5 31 AaluuMs Fwn(.(ijd ShoveL SM*1 Pistils $171. Till rk5CWeWt PrsSsIs Division, Drls C. 5. *5111151501 whiCh is IIPIWSIS me 1111am at whIch is Seminole fldiHevseomeatFRANKLlNPRQ. $snfoIdPierlde.1i?ll,enerbaisri -LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,100. A iv: 111.1,F, Personal Psoresesu$a$Ive at flue *5lu Perk County Cewibeusa, Probate PERTIE$and , $if0, P*MC ilfit. TO $111 FRANKLIN STRIDE 0501y Clirk otsie leJOAN EDITH V, HUGHES. orbit w* ma Avenge, SWord. FL. TIle MilieuS ma aeat rngrotuiju* p , FINANCIA$. OPOUP. Out *51 a 1 BR *mi. Whir Pt. OP.*diatL P1Id IL . ripreufflathis at *5 1*15 whaees111u is.a Pest CRieS. Ion either bafor siiv1 ' PglNlamur Pfe$l $ is 1. liii me 55's '5pof 5, P055. 3543 ms + $it -. ThepailMal IipI15L.lIIivsof W1lltlSl5lI( usidnoms With Ike 1*151 WED 2 BEDROOM. CAR. $315. WffiI Perk. PSoNS 355* sterna,' or lmmsddaty pureaiti, 010-li -: 111W5 D p WILBUR C MACTIN, M,D, jp5 iv' ANS' 1 PM a-4SdI.:. seals is LINDA W. MCKEE obese CIart at lbs CircuIt CIW. sunklels ?OCT. FRESH PAINT, NEW me sums and aIG is of lbs Per or alkerwiSo a lsfiJft and ulfimoll O 1*04 is 5511. Lu-put' DoIrob, 1111151' is Iii VavØ Olive, Ian. County, Plsrile In lCasrduiewtIk ROOF, FRESH CARPETS. Ptaeu eesal EqrpeeNuiI*s - aflaMe,' is JuNmunt wit IS otersd egalnet ___ 11115 aut 1 estee N.. *115555. fort PS.. $171 ma-noen. and ad. *5 provisIons at 'lbs Platitleus II. Ni Slur c'taim. ,4,NS. HURRY UPI KENNETH P._MVUNA$. of 1011us$ 1* at tsr 3 OsIs. p5 wu me rstist autui in me NOTICE IPPISAIS deem at lb. porous riprasan. Nams Ilelisu. T..WC; IlIum LISORI rummy, leg M SUU1Il5 1UotM5 SNIPS, hymn. Bikes -S55. p The 'u aM a*s*s at: ..rnenhags 15 NOTICE INIEDY Sivlw i or. let i*t. soua Pistils DMUU 1001. PdQFISSIONAU.Y ZONED I uS PA., * of MIM,.el up.JUlllIIjfl Illerns,' Ira III *1k Wit. be dissoluat by 01 it AN perumae kauinp ctllms or J. Piskel. ,5IDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, (PotOiteelo ijsi AU MMS hiving (balm. ir lenurub -goIrWi lbs ore set *1k *'ms gsejat IReWSSN Clemut 1.. *5*5 . . s are STRATERIC COINER, IDEA. *1 otiS II NquIrIO, P*NS I55N *P at AN JUl. *isCue$as CRekur.* 1WL dIfMsar at 0. -_ 0.0. . I, SR CONDO. NEW CONG. FU5 - asurt WITHIN THREE Siws I. loper P01 MOMS OR OFFICE. alt is required. II4JN.IIsS U WITHIN . 11151* Llai M*.-s. *5 AU aeameWs.*, THREE PROM THI DATE OP Vulil*Oct. ILfl&Nov. ii Ipi LYPUPN,COLOS?V,UNI ' - GRAS iTI ass' r. llN ..Mi MONTHS PI THE DATE OF - *5151MB delUsuts' r " r,np, V1 w . pesgj THE FiRS? PUSSICATION OP regdret. IWTTIsiI-. 'siWii TJTALLY REDECORATED 3 THI P0915L'... THE PIUS? PUSLICATION OF Son tumis)ry bee,*0 $1e, at me_im, WISER REALTY, iao*is, s_esu,, a U15. __________________________ 'SIDIOOM, 2 BATH, lATIN P115? PV NIJ , . TMISNOTICS, folileulkitalob esu$Kle C KITCHEN. GARAGE, CIN. IN THE CiRCUIT 05150?. 10TH . IllS NOb*51*01 *5 ' lbs issue esuif • p55a UI..L.ot lilly dim or Ismand 01 Set. I Ni, I ,II, I pisiufli' . .tRAL. AIR, CARPETS, IN JUSSC*AS. CiRCUIT. IN IS PSI 0.5. SIll CIIbe ma? a !mIN,a shOot 01 a. Wrighi,IS. Williams 01.1! dIm em' lemlul Ski? 'elIui '1 rUs aM musi'tai 'WOODMERE. $33,tOO. - 7½ RMI155tE CEIIISTY. FLESISA. 51ll amid mul "tate . bIW. . ISIS a*w ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. usms eM . ____ in llin - $$il. I . me 1* *5 ", MAT THE COMPETITION. 1*bs*lm *50155011 1111a&01*54.1IS4rerkisapsi C. S. FRANKLIN ime*me *515 ' 01 5 ---j . ... - __, ____ REALTOR 32*1021 - _____________________ - *529300 Nice starter home 3 BR 1½ bath, convenient location. -. MU lvi3334N* ____ , ____ . tOR1U1$ ____ - Q 24 R ___ _ 32212$3 _ _ - - -. Cash for your 1st, Will build on WI let ei- 11W let. YlnterprIso, Inc. Meielluc-jResIIar 1d43113 ______________ , - '. . - ______ - - ____________ ' J ' INC. REALTOR* ' ______ _____ ______ .. _____ 3315l 211110g. 334$55 1LTORS.......JP.AltamonteDr. - ______________ REALlY ' - ' - - By owner-4 SR older horn. in SUPERI 3 SR. 1 bath home w rental apt. Move right ir furnished. New carp., - - ______ - Mollonvilleon double let, Punu. I AppI. no,. No - 3333)73 ________________________ 3 II. Vacant, move right In, mis UNSELIEVAILE 3 BR, * both home on over 6 acresl Every Imaginable featurel Adl.9.cres availablel BPP WARRANTED., Just 5*72,5001 - (. - _________ - __ ___ JUST Fop you, 2 BR, 1 bath home In Orlando on large loft Spacious LI, lovely eat-In'luft., _______________ - - ___ trasl BPP WARRANTED. Just $2t,tOOt __________________ ____ - ____ ____ _____ __________ _____ . ____ ct mis / FANTASTIC.3 51,1 bath home in Geneva on I-acres of country chvml Barn, fenced pasture & Lois Morel Only- 520,1001 _______________ - court me -- - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST S SELL THAN MORE -110*15 ANYONCI JOIN THE ONE TNT'S NO ii - . ___ ' ____ ____ - ____ ____ ma '. Mm. _______ - ___ _ _ ___ ____ ___ __ __ - virNi ________________ . . ' ___ -. ___ . . ____ -_______ . ____ fuli ,. Eves. 312-01)1, 3321557, w ' 322 2420 ___ ______- __ ____ ____ ' ' ____ . me - - ___ ___ Multiple Listing ________________ ____ 0 Mle ItelUN ANYTIME - - *51* 1 MI - INirSel w...n, isO iv me 1Cialv ourt .'- DAVE W. ii duo *5NSISt_N 0. cWm 55 OR&eMB'P MI I%A SI LEY. PNICRIST 3 BEDROOM,' EAT. IhEITCHIN. CENTRAL AIR, 6IPIT, CARPORT. NICE Service * 0 i*51*15 " • ,j'j,fo *5 *1k___-lLL 01- me 1*15 I I - is me .s.*ss aj, NO PSI it as anIfom Is ..uuuw. me bIVrL 0.end ae0. in *ijág.eii, rnm..01 .-_ 15 51* lINUS I _ an . COUNTRY - 'u/uS'-- ' - - KITCHEN Branch9ffics 323.1222 Spacious alder home on 1sVIIV corner lot. Goed nsigftberbssd, 030*. .Substantial dawn - 1 owner will finance balance. 3*2. 4443, - 3 - LAKE MONROE- Sass flluln capital ot me wIll Lively 4 SR. 1½ Sam labeRent kim. bus ID P00CM. LARGE FAMILY WITH FiREPLACE, 1*151 OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. 111111. GET A HORSES 0.90* - -: -- I- " '-:- ... - - - S. :- , LSS - - . - .. - ___ vfl' _________ UN.----- --. - ' . ''i' .li - - _1 " r.t-.#p -- 555.0*- . .. - ,I - '4•\i ppj r ___ BROkEN '' - .......... . 1917 GMC SPRINT - 33OO LOADED 196$ JAVELIN $495 A,T. AD ON ITS THE END. 1973 AMBASSADOR 4 OR. $795 We Buy Wrecked Cars 322-34U _______________________ 67 Cougar, needs work, new brakes & front end work. Make - Mt Ifl1 USiSII AS *1* A ',..-. •'-• p.m. .'-...--. - ' S Sphu.* . 323 1134 - "auodusedlV's,s2S&up 373 l3lSeves.& weekends STEPIO Must sell ZenIth walnut stereo, _____------z---' AM-FM stereo radio, I speed turntable, diamond needle. 5 track. Sold new $450. balance due $121 or take over my payments of 5)6 per month. Call 162-5394 day or night. Agent. - - - ' . & 68-Wanted - to WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3721131. MovIngSaIe--Furn.,toolS,misc.,2 bee hIves, '41 Buick Sport Wagon. 7103 DeColles Ave. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, Carpentry - ! Room AdditIons Light remodeling' Yard debris. Trash ApplianceslMiiC. (LOCAL) 349 5)71 CiiSiIt - - tysonCement Painting DrIves, patios,walkl&etC ______________________ BridgesAntiques3337uOl _____________________ A&BPAINT1NG Residential C. Commercial 773 4137 3235702 aft S - -. ' (orion --. in tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Esl. Call 3220071. ___________________________ MEINTZER TILT New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. Sll-$362. lS'aØlC ____________________________ -. - 72-Auction •DANNY'SAUCTION. THURSDAYS 7:30 PM WelboldtsCamera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast 'S$Sfl5IkIflg Danoy's Auction 372.7040 Buy -kII.Consign 2631 SanfordAvs. 323.3773 repair servIce. 372-6101. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery ---- - l!1 !S OPEN DAILY 10-6 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I. Cat boarding, bathing. clIpping, flea control. Pet - suppiles, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, scrsened cages. 332.5757. - • PrsureClssnirq ____________________ Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, ssmi trailers & RV, residential I comm. property. Free est. 332. 132]. ___________ ____ ., III Pressure I Steam Cleainq, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special Ikm& IIQUs0usI$. , . y, painting .., i • PfesslIaIlv liii. dine. all work guar. 323-71e3. - Fret ' - e$c.Wayneleal.1l7.l31t - - - $vspSP _______________________ . .. LYN'SSWAPSHOP . -New I used items & antiqufl'- 'PAINYING,CARPINTbYCUSTOMCA$INITS ProsE's. . 3*ll43taltonS:$ . V - - , -' ___________ 30 yrs. isp. Call 327:, ':'' - 1 Man. guolity eperatiemu syrsexp.Pahios,Drlveways - - lSslO, $32.50. Reasonable rates, -: All work PIIULJJI*SiS. _____________________ IpINorniwM*yemtdeSluuel ., ADSI outside runs, alss air comid. - - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ____________________ Furnhlure,tools& misc. IRefreshments - Door Prizes• 3431 SsnIendAve.,$anforl 352-7045 Consignments 332-5711 Sun. I-S è Hauling -' mslI Call 323-tMS anytinle. ' DOIlY - generalhomemepairs.noIoIioo , .UJVYI. Cash 3224132 Misc. Goodies I Plants '43Mustang-'6tMark Ill 1313 Park Ave. S. Lourh Ave 1511Ii$ Housewives Cleanhit Service. personalized, fast, dependable. Regular or 1 time basIs. we DO wash wIndowit 677-5194 - DlntRn- hi Anthony -.......,., fl Larry's Mart, 315 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furglture, Refrig., stoys, toIs. - Jvke 'lou Seisriu, A-tie. lee lelidismi $155 or mms -. __________________________ SaMsid FWO. lalvags, Il-il Se. of 51*14 1711711. - - LIcEPSSED5IIt4SS - ABC Concrete. PatIos, driveways I add ons. Quality work, no lab too small. 151-49)4. ____________________ $ HOUSE CiSafliR, , - - jewelry, spreads. clothes household items, much mars. 301 Ridge Rd., Fern Park. 531- 37$, Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 1690562.,,, _____________________________ AntIques Oriental Rugi Music Boxes-slot machines '.l) V'- arage Sale: SatSun 10-4. Bad- AmusimaY bowling same, works peed, I player, 5555. Sanford Pure. Salvage, 1747, Si. of _________________ Sanfort 31*1711. SItE. lstSt.322-S747 ______________________ Porch Sale, Nov.21 3 193$. lthSt. LakeMary DUE TODIVORCE Must sacrifice $iner Sawing Muckiol. like new. on,. price ISIS, Sal. Pus $$3.?I on need ssmeene Is take up my psymemuls SIC me. Phone 543-Oil day Sr night. Will deliver no abhipetlon. Agent. - - ____ A C units, space htr.-flO gal. fuel oiltank,ladiesgolfclubs.213in.' wheels with tires, plants, clothing, bowling balls, plus many other Items. Corner Upsala and Country Club. Sat. lairconditissuers, l'hsaI pumps, 3 eli healers, all very r.ss. will - - -- _____- Fill Pitt Wantsdi Jumills Lab. Carp., 551 Silver Lk. Rd., Isnlsid. SEE SAM - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook. barn, 2 pastures, Osteen area. Great for hunters. 322)003. Sale. Sake I N ummage Congregational Church, 2401 Park Ave., Sanford. Saturday, Nov. 3. t:30 a.m to S p.m. 5173. *1*5 alter 4:30. f5 - Horses boarded $100 mo., nice F'lea Market Sale, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ave. Sat., Nov. 3. Print name, security number, and uleress to Mat*sws, Box 4k, Caswlberry, Fl. 31717. _________________ I sit gold plated Rogers table utanslis. Sitting lii 12. SacrifIce •tJ'f ______________________ - -- - _______________________ -2 -. - 64_M ,oes 54-Garage Sales Kenmore El. Dryer, $45: Oil Heater desIgned to fit In ' - 'tardy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry. painting & rnisc.cattPau1HntO tQ6531. Homerepairs&aPPilancestOtlle. - BoxerPup AKC.IWeeks,$12S ' - -- liC:BdMed&'ins. -130.a.323-4137a1t4 MILLERS Ph.3770352 2lItOriandoOr. _____________________ FURNITURE-RIDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. - sale FVfll. 2550 Industrial Blvd., Ar Conditioning, HeatIng, EIectr' cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. Call Larry tsr Free Est. 671-4314. 7AKCD0b.rmanPupples 1 M, I F, 81k I tan, lwksold ___________________________ 511 up. Clock motors comp. $150 up. Resin finish $14 gal. Buy direct Itofti manuf. 333.1421, Air Co,idltIonIflg ______________________- - HERB'S TV 2197 5. SanfordAve. - , Irish Setter, Female, AKC, 5payd, I yr., Free to good home. 3234617 ft 3:30. BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more? &MIRRORS ___________________ - ' Consignments A-cc.ptod Menial. 0:355:30. 15$ Plantation" PI&aa. fl.ia,w £a .-. INSULATION - ENtilig, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas S Cabulser. ewssI prices. CIII Sue.*5 - ;,ksfluiSWUSatSi*.it 1*UN'r - I.O.TM 33155t a Ik,7U4?SI'cUst. Polluting, reol0., carpeiry, amid sen. repairs.' LIC0.III anl bOfldil. ProS ffIfl51fl Call 373-43)5 sIts' 5 p.m. Ifitl ulity4. PriCar. I up- l-SE..1' / 0 SATIMAN IIALTY -'SeSI.UJ.JAus. - hi" 610 u ___ 5Olk&$ or. ini&iw. DATSUN - iISIiIS. UALTY UN SS.. $ $,$ppJ' .iSotl*.Ol* eNS, - uujiu.-aj..:_.... • :iL -- - CYPRESSCLOCKS flui-llhu,55$4N0 1973 1295 Cypresirack for nursery plants __ *Ui. -"TAKEN *1115 THIS- 'Split - belism -Isiurud In Ibis '__ - ó: '--'-V .. _______ - ?._1,r-_ a ' I Sr. S - . V • - 1;') ..-. ieaSIum w4reas, al. power aIrssI,' atI.$111.1 Sic forms. i CAR PETUNIAS 1. VEGETABLE PLANTS 2401 Airport Blvd. TV reps it" Zenith. Sold orig. 1492. S bal. 5153.16 or 5)7 mo. Agent 33t-S3s4. - -- - .MS r4m PuI *jl J.. '', jjjT - 'Swe**.shNlIsas$N. IUNLANO QSYATS$- lIlt ' , llron ismip *IS IS. *'1..JIl,0, t PC?. AWIYleI _ flS?, -. - . ..I\ ,''! ' -- t 'iriiri U15_II_ - ,.,. p --- - --_ - (LASSIF lED RESULTFUL NUMBER iS _______________ N. - Vheyl fliIr Vinyl repsw&riCstsf'li's - rePmi$sflllargsiSlWl 11t Your Business.. 2.26B839993 $1IIR, I. .4 -1 - -. I .t 'i - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A 322-7991 maflniie0, $11 11. $anlsrl - . - __________________ ' Sa 1*1; Oak porch rockers, S2t.tS metal office desk, $10. Jenkins Furniture, 201 I. 15th 0551 Sot. h. m. getcouçby, spadm 1'OLlBa*ss*s,a Fl,. 1Mm .,siye a lemSo reaM. NuN When. large IS, mull Mot S wsrraiy.01L 0. $ UNITS WITH I IPJI!S AWAY - UCIII*5T RENTAL *Ilu 2 510100* CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON S CANAL PEON? LOTS INTO - ,LAISS LAKE NEAl OCL& SILIU. 01111 WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAL SIT. P001COUPLIS WITH BOAT I FISHING EQUIP. - - MINT. SEISSIC REALTY, BROKEN. *11141 $1117?, O$TIEN GOLPEISI Only PSI TB 1015W ClR. lS. ' 1 'r. $1305. BLOCk SUILDINO ON SAN. , MOSS LI ps05 on ens acre, prlpI, heal dock, I WnIaCs ill Ph. room, formal dlsukis, Wi 01 1.110. I.$seRY 0OP~.EX EXCELLENT TAt. UNITS WITH I CAR AGE FOR EXTRA 551,115. RENT TO lIVES.-., "V - SSIWINIO new SROAD. front S resr BC'S. 256S 510000*, 1 lATH, DOUBLE IMAGI FINISHED SCREEN A. as *5 REALTORS PARK AT$ON. $15,551 FLY.IN'l s .- Side.by.lIde refrIgerator, $73; - . IWl.Y PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, fAMILY ROOM. CARPORT. I,1II. WALK TOINOPPINGI - 3121155*7177 $11. 111k 5*. . _ - 323. L.àd.r Sanforçl's Sales - ______ _____ ___ - -- MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 ()97 ________________ ieno jaw, cow v. ' -- Service. Used Machines. Get Yours Free. SOcial Security Plate, MuItIcaiss', u., d1*0CIffiellDr.$BR,3B,pISI. ,5._, 4 5. Camirsn Aye; Lp. Csunlry horns en 1 acre, w-guest cottags, ' - KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Aluminum clImbing deer stand, with hanging clImber, US. Call Carl at 332.1330. w.beivty ship. 044*. Handyman special 2 BR, I S / delete sllspping. 131,1.5. - ___________-- __________________________________ Fireplace, $75. / CHICKONTHISI 1,557 Laurel Ave. 3 IN, 1½B. . -. - me seas COLBERT REALTYinc. ' MULTIPLE LISTING.REALTOR front porch I. Many New Es. _____________ . HAL - FILL DIRT? TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & t-lirt 3237300 ________________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS .TheGrunhouse Evesafterll weekends 17.92 So. of_!..!..._ ____ _________ ________________ - tow down Ufying. $20 payment t pc? financln.g by suitor TINy CepOola Asssc. Inc.. Sroker.Owner 030.5533. - - 62-4j'den __________ $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, IndivIdual Wants To PurchaseMOilgages ]3t.2IO0 SI MICSIIanSSUS -- GuItars 10 pd oil. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Dirount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. 322-2215. _________________________ _______________________ - ----- ' wallpaperl 533555 ______ ____ - - full size baby bed wmattress, STENSTROM _______ ______________ '- Agent 33 1316. .--El itoveuot point 30" wh liken.'.. -- picnic table *2 benches, $30; - _____ ijiiiIi -. _.__ Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orlg. $109.35 used short lime. Sal. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. 47.Afi,J1,1pt,555$55519M _____- VA.FHA.235.00II.HOITI51 Low Down Payment , -_____ ___________________________ __________________________ - - __ . -, . - TRADEINS ________________________ Hwy 97, 1 mlie west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a pu)llc AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30- It's the only one In Florida. You sat the reserved price. Call 904.2" 5311 for further details. o...Akitil Archsrvbcn , SoesN*1431.1114551 '. I Push button controls, has I carousel, still in warranty. assume originally 5649, payments ot $21 mo. Agent 339. gage Investment, 1310 Orange Ave., Suite 204. Winter Park. 4-' ' __________________ - MICROWAVE -- Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgages. Ws alto make Real Estats & Business loans. Floilda REALTOR 322-fIt) MUULFi.s.LI$ING,ERVICE hALT? -- V -- STEMPEN AGENCY ' -- NEW V DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ____________________________ I _____52---AiiIiaflces pianos & organs as low as $995. ______ & V ' , - - - time. Original $St3, bal. $15) or $21 mo. Agent 339-13S6. Webuyyourequity,c$oseln7dhrs. - --- .- - ---- ROBSON MARINE HWY. Il Sanford, Fl.. 32771 repossessed, used very short Losing your home I credit? I wIll catch up back payments I buy equiIv. 32212)6. - - - 1511 Singer Futura Fully auto, IWSq 47-RJSI EI - *1NDUSTRIAL SITE Near 1.4, 67.0 acres SLim acre. - ______ a -------- - - - 3236393- 500,S8ntotdAve. AWARDREALTY,iWc. ____________________ _____________________ _________________ ----p - - --- 327-19t1 55--Boats & ACceSsories - NewS Used Furniture ___________________________ . '-$1 -1Z10WtTV --_______ JuST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 tO '15 modeis. Call 339 9100 or 831 -*605 (Dealer) 1978 Chevy Malibu I Buy I Sell Established plumbing supply & service business, tools. fixturis, Inventory I real estate. Unlimited sales & service potential to qualif led princIpals. 5143,000. Call William Malic. zowskl, Realtor. 33J7,$3, comm. - -- - FURNITURE&THINGS 2BRibathon2cornerlots,zoned MLS, -- -- free upright treezer, lawnmower, amera' w case, misc Nothing over $100 Goods 51'HOUSehOid 4-ConrCl&PrOpsItY *517.000 323.ao6lorev.s.323.O$Ir - - -- 2344$. French Ave. 3220231,322-3771,3220771 Unsworth Rlty REALTOR 1 owner auto,. 28) '67 Chev engine, new nsp&'cton trus nb Clean. $595 705 West Is? St 321 ---' ____________________ __________ HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL - - Sale OF SANFORD REALTOR Build to SuIt -our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 233 5 *41 shop,screenedfamiiyaree. l,', school area. Low down to ualified buyer. Hurry-only Multi lanly. Sat only ric conditsOn Asking $995 or : eo -- ALL FLORIDA REALTY '-$31,500. Air. PS. P11 Very : _________________ ASSOCIATES NEEDED GPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK RDABLE_ Large 3 BR, __________________ -.- $10,300. 250 N. 17.t2. Cassetborry, Fl. 134-1211 Eve. 143.3415 M. 78-tOt'CYC ----------- ---- - 43.I-4oIs&Aassge Wsd business Is this garage apt w.2 lots. Plenty of parking space. MORIl Sr. Rag. tIN ATI Stoker at t,nttci Methodist Church. 115W Airrt Blvd. ' new tires $1800 862 *753 - -' \ti Youth Car Wash Grace " : 1973 F, hac LeMans Low rn- - Zoned commercial & ideal for sm H. Ernest go paneled Earn. Rm., & evous sized BR'S. Gorgeous andscaping on corner lot. Owner anxious-price reduced V BUY JUNKCARS From SlOb 550 Ce11132? 1621; 322 4460 - good conditIon Itaruan 323 3762 - - ---- ------- w-w carpet, formal dining, kit. Inc. built in Microwave. Near I schools I. recreation. $44,300. refinance, choice 4 BR in beautiful Mayfair section. Extra 372 5990 --- ',' ot' and runor repar. otherwiSe cars, trucks & heavy equipment- Treasures. Trash and Tummy Pisers. Sat Nov 3rd 9 Iii sulators. old typing desk plastic pipe, riding mower, new L75i15 tires, builders level transit 830 9131 - vat. 1972 D,a$un Wagon. needs - w -w EAT ASSUMPTION - - -' -- 80-Autos for Sale _____________________________ I Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used - antique telephone in- lots 04 - immaculate 3 BR, w-C NSA, carpet, new roof, utility rm., fenced rear yd w.tries. Will sell FHA or VA $32,100. 2.500. lumber. small mobile home Iurnace, floor sanding edger. lots of new wigs. Miiler oil gun, 2 AC's, gas grill, cabinet doors, 77_Junk Cars------Removed ___________ MotOrcycle Insurance QOAMIt' Levi's, jeans&iackets BLAIR AGENCY GENEVA 2839 Empire Place, 323 0100 j ARMY NAVY SURPLUS -- - or 32 7l0 323 3566 I5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. 372 1,791 310 Sanford Ave __________ -_________ - Garage Sale $27,Q00. Iopct.dwn. Byowner Hodaka 1913 305-31t$. eve. 34t-S431 The weather ii perlect for a - 4cK3-*OiclOrlanooPd .Santord. Fl Cony. todirt only! __________________________________ 2907 9 5 Sat & Sun 373 backyard sale sell everything ______ ___________________________ C.00d cond 372 6134 last with a want ad. Call 322 7611 ________________________________ Yard Sate Ihurs. & Fri. 9 till' 100 or 831 9993 F Airport Blvd 2 TV's. mens -kTr'allers - 791 8 kidS clothes & Misc. -----_______________________________ rur Sale: Heavy duty utility trailer, enclosed with .ack Family Carport Sale 2 16 Ford Pick upF-lOO LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES ssoo 331 453 l'til Fri &Sat. 000dmileage.ExcellefltCOflditlofl WITH TREES AND GOOD 1807 Vornango Ave., I bik W. $3,Q,3774755 WIL.SONMAIERFUSP4ITURE ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX Mellonvilieotl Rosaila- 3233876. BUY, SELL. TRADE illS. SANFORD. FL 3277*, __________________________ 377 Sbfl 80-Autos for GIVING DESCRIPTION, 3lilisE.Firlt St. (,aQe Sale Sun ,Nov. 4,101.122 LOCATION AND PRICE. Hidden Lake Or, l9cu 't I DELTONA $34,000$1200 ON., FHA CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR, 28, Deltona hgme, C HIA, JOHNS Furn.weOsnd cottage near river. Boat slip. $32,500. __________________________ PU lopper, used tin 8. some t- ______________________________ Ydrd Saie 9 to -' Sat - Nov 3 Odds & Ends, dishes. pots & 133 Country Club REAL ESTATE REALTOR, - Inc., Railtors 2435' S. French (17-tV Sanford 323-3324 3 BDRM, 2 BATH. CENTRAL AIR LUCILLE C. DILLON, REALTOR (lOS) 1301025 See then Call eiicei Don't wait its only 54-Garage Sales Bait C all SPACIOUS Markham Woods, Longwood Rd. 2 BR, 2 B, brick home on 4 acres. horse stable, guest cottage & hobby rm. or shop. 1130.000. Gorgeous corner loti PrIvacy - SO-Màscellaneous for Sale family home. w-city water, The Real Estate Agency - . Bldg. lot for duplex or single (1) w carpet. $43000. 331.0336 Acreage sewer & paved street. $4,300, NEAR IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY I BR. 281g. fenced bk. CIlIA. w- ______ . U -,. UI.. ___________________________________ REALlY WORLDS - 4 pct. Interest to qualified b.iyers. New homes with low monthly payments & lowdown payments. 136.000 to $41,000. 372 -2257. - - - ... ) 5uIt5 suretoj S 41-HOJIS 41Houses_ lforwviceor retail buslnet, __________________ _____ iF ____________________ ______________________________ -- - ASS -.... ______________ ------.-. 1. . . MARY W.HAWTHORNE, Fosters in CITY CLERK Dated this 2ith day of October, ii7,. Shoiin of Publish: November 1, 1i7, ____ I riwy uwu -. wu LI . U :4 -________ p.m. I. Maintenance man. WeIdg & P.O. Sos 1071, Clearwater, El. 2. You hive the 11:00 A.M. on the Rh day eno4h water to cover 10,000 Petition. 33511 November, AD. lflf, offer for sate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND - . WITNESS my hand and Official and sell to the acres aroimd the northeM __________________________ highest bidder, for FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FICTiTIOUS NAME seal on this th, Iith day Of October, cash, sublect wnitting?on. 321.OfOi. 3. we save you time by screening to any and all misting FLORIDA shore of Lake Oke.chobee with Notice is hereby given thaI I am A. 0. 1i7. -CNM applicants before sending them liens, at the Front (West) Door engaged in business ot CIVIL ACTION NO. at 1 fot of water. IS Wyn fl.IUI.CAI1.K needs• (SEAL) to you. the Seminole County ___________________ TEXAS OIL COMPANY Courthouse dosm Court, Longwood, Seminole in MICHAEL C. ALEXANDER mature person for sPort trips _____ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The swirling water I1, Sanford, Florida, the above PATRICIA A. ALEXANDER, Will Baby Sit In my home, very COUnty, Florida, under the fictitious surrounding Sanford. Contact Clerk of Circuit Court desai personal property. hundrida of people from 1Mb narneof OuidsdToursby Water, and good with kids any age, Sanford customers. Wetraln. Write K. H. Plaintiffs, Seminole County, Florida 1. You keep our business pros That said , made to area. 323OwS. beda,sestcattkstampedlng for that I inland to register said name Dick. Pres., Southwestern By: Mary Ann Duebury _____________________________ paring by supplying us with vow satisfy the terms of said Writ of HARRY M. OINSIURO and _________________________ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Ig Deputy Clerk hI&i grmmd and derailed a Seminole County, Florida In ac employment needs. Execution. WILLIAM WHITE, JR., as and Publish Nov. I, I, IS, 32, Ii7i fl 4as?udIoi Florida E Coad Railway cordance with the provisions of the DEP JOhfl C. Polk 2 constituting the trustees and Wanted - Counter girl, dry ariff Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: fr'ait train. directors of LEE MOTEL. CORP., a cleaning assistant & wash man . , you have a need call us. No Seminole County, Section $U.Oi Florida Statutes itS?. . assistant. Apply in person 113 dissol Florida cerporition, FICTITIOUS NAME Up to 7 fist of water 'JOY FEE to the employer. Fiotida sig, Judith E. Reid Palmetto. - -. Notice is hereby given that I am Publish Oct 15,351 Nov. 1,0, I'7, pails of the 60 square mUSS of Publish November 1, 0, 15, 22, lilt engaged Creativelxpresslong 33M$3 In business at Springs with sale on Nov.t, lilt NOTICE OPSUIT eMlared farms, IWthtg camps DeP.1 Piara. No. 1504 Longwood, Seminole DEO.7t AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST TO: HARRY M. GINSIURO WE BELIEVE IF ________________________ PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS ____________________________ County, Florida, under the fictitious WILLIAM WHITE, JR., whose Engine rebuiidir. Seminole SOMEONE NASAN name of FOWLER'S MENS SHOP, Machine, $1 I. 15th P1. Isp. ___________________________ pIsces of residence are unknown, as INVESTMENT NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE and that I intend to register said onlyl Wages Commensurate W. trustees of LIE MOTEL CORP., a IN THEIR FUTURE NOTICE ISHERESY GIVEN that name with the Clerk of the benefIts. daility.fringe Circuit dissolved Florida corporation. ____________________ NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE THEY WILL DOA SETTER JOB by virtue of that certain-Writ 01 Court, SeMinole County, Florida in You and each 01 you will please NOTICE ISHEREIVOIVENtht Execution issued out of avid under accordance with the provisions Can be your own boss, set You Noths L.gd 0 by virtue of that certain Writ Of Your Future Our Concern the seal of the County Cowl of. the Fictitious Name Statutes, Ta your own pay rats, work your _____________________ pending in the Circuit ExICUt issued out of and IMIdIf Orange County, Pieridi, upon a final Wit: Section 143.01 Florida Statutes me n schedule. Don't spend your Court of Seininele County, Piosida. FICTITIOUS NAME sail Of the County Court (Udgeinaiw rindaad in the aforesaid money In time trying toflnd part an ac"on entitled MICHAEL I. Notice Is hereby given that I am Oranoe County. Florida. ucona court on the Of AUgU5L. AD. AAA EMPLOYMENT 3lstdiy time work every week let us do it 11g. Jerry .1. Fowler FarM services for 0u final ALEXANDER and PATRICIA A. engaged in business ii 1716 Hwy 17. in that certain case entItled, Publish Oct. 25 & Nov. 1,0, iS, tilt ludgem.nt rendered in the aforesaid ALEXANDER, PialntiffI, regIster. for you. Dial 3314422 to 912 FNnch Av•. VIFIU5 old Roderick Wooden, who Alpha Electric Supply, Inc., a DEOU3 il, Fern Parli. FIa., Sitninoli on the list day of July, A. D. HARRY M. GINSBURG and under the County, FlorIda, fictitious 1t71, In that 3235176 certain case entitled, . 27 Ia a Florida corporation Plaintiff, .ys. drownadSaturdey, with Clerk . larnett Bank of OfisndoWI,iter WILLIAM WHITE, JR., as and nameaf CITRUS AUTO BROKERS, Smith Jr. doing business computerited system, typing boating accident In Lake Louts as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH Park, INC., and that I intend to register a national banking constItuting the trustees and Eiedra.City Company, * * * * * * shills required. Good pay, good directors of LEE MOTEL CORP.,a ndanf, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Monroe, will be held Friday at which aforesaid Writ of Execution said name with the Clerk of the FOR association, PlaIntiff, vs. Mary Insurance, hialt hours, group I. dissolved Florida corporation, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Circuit Court, Seminole Coui*y, New Salem was delivered to me as Sheriff of 3:30 profit sharing, etc. Call 322*313 __________________________ Dinkins and Terry Dinkins, Defendants, wherein the relief CIVIL ACTION NO. 7t.I011CA44E Defendant, which in accordance wIth the aforesaid pgjjjtj Squat Quich, 1500 Seminole County, Florida, and I IN RI MARRIAGE OF: fot Writ 01 sout ii the cSfiCelIltiOn fld provisIons 27lnvesfn** srtunitles of the FictItious Name Execution was delIvered to me as have levied upon Ht• satiSfaction by ludoment of court 01 W. l2thSL, Sanford. Rev. 0. • described prcppfty owned following DOLLY C. PATE, Statutes, To.Wlt: Section Shes'iff of Seminole County, Florida, ttia$ by Louis AVON certain mortgage appeering Of Petitioner, and I have levied upon the following iitd Fiida Statutes liD Wflliws', dierdi pester, will I. Smith, Jr., said property being and FIGHT INFLATION Wanted. $100,000 for Phase 01.. in ORB %4 Pus 1U1 Of the described property hg. Paul owned L. by Terry PUbIC iatod in Seminole County, Florida, R.Weux official, constniction. I yts. lit mor Sell Avon. Increase your ISThmI recOrds Of Seminole County, LOUIE F PATE, Publish Oct. 211 Nov. 1. IiS. li or Mary Dinkins, said more particularly described as pewot. For dtaiis. call. tgage. 160 pd equity 14 pc? BurIal will follow Responde,w. being located in SeminoLeproperty Florida, Involving lands In Seminole DEO.1O6 1141.4417 or 644307t Interest. Writeto Box 37, co The County, County, Florida, descrIbed as Rlawn C.mstuy. WilsonFlorida, more particularly One l71 Ford brine Station. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1437,,.,' AMENDED described as follows: Tan in weion. In Color: ID No. MostarYJs IdieThsrgir Sorvlcis Sit For Youth I. ___________________ 3csacvtivetimes ... $ca Ha 7CMSCVWV*tlmN .....3Ka lIne ..'. U _ Mechabilityflidid RATES SATURDAY .Noon that sigod t)WOUI) 511 Wthlfl dike receded adually today, but there w no telling how soon eras denti would be boats EEl hellcoç*ers, able to live on dry land agile. fideli roposled neither serbia (XfIcIaIs said they could isot widerutand why the Florida Power & 14* Co. dike bird forAl leant 700 people were -u to eate in oiieedo. .sziy WI4nN4IY: ft h bee and Martin castles, said Ineded J the day before Qyde E. Kauffman, Okeecho. original with the Clerk of Circuit in color, ID No. 4YI7UIHIwWI, and was r aitod soxid. I 'U - Full time secretary. Apply person The Loxsclem Co.. Silver Lk Dr. 322.1031. 1 tlnse .................44C ftRS 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. and trailer parks train Port mayaca nortnwam or a& 20 TO:ANNETTE 1. RYNDERS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN flileL Last Known Mailing Address: 3f13 Sue Ellen Drive. Raleigh North Diana of people were re •i•uluiuusuumui - C1f..Convalescent Center ____ M.lIonviIIe. ___________ _____ 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. - - in parson Sanford Nursing Seminole Orlando - Winter Park _____ 3222611 Thursday, t4u.. ,, 4, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _iZ- SOARDOP ADJUSTMENT CITYOPCA$IILSIRRY NOTICE ISHENEBYOIVEN that NOTICEISHEREBYGIVRNthII the city of CasWlbsrry lord of by virtue Of that cetain Writ Adluslmsnt will hold a pvbtic EnCUUOn liVid OUt Of fld VfldI? hearing, Mr. Oeorgi C. Dempsey, Husband the seal of the County COWl Of own.r.apeIcant. Is requesting and ' --r- - Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOI.t COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO.7,. l$3.CAi4V IN Cl: THE MARRIAGE Q PETER NELSON RYNDERS Dike - __________________________________ Legal NóIIce Burst --':' -, - .-.- 7" -. '•.''-' ,': -*.-. - ', - - -:. w.2. '4'.-, -. 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"Thecouncllnowhastodosomethlngabout pollceofficersareimmtnent.Theclty'spollce this situation and they know that, said Benson, protection Is deteriorating, she said, adding the whohurlddenpatrolhlmselfslncereslgnations "policemen remaining with us are carrying a big load. began flowing Into the department. Maggard,along4lme resident of the "It Is bad enough to operate with the men paid the lowest salary among police officers in the city. suggest t city or volunteers. Mrs. . .' . 1. : - . . . 2k, . W .•••• ' . . . ..•, .. .'. I V 11~ g . b Jim. Cm.sslesrry c's. Harry Brews UefI) JeSus his jubilant wife. Sheila, United Way caupsigu chairman, auidØruce Cox, Strornberg.Carlson, a pilot firm eu!s pal for the viCtory salute. lastremental is useethig t ___ - .5. S '1 ?9. - FRXa .- IIOUNITY USIT $YNTHITTIS kms . ______ 0 tr 14 .. ant. Many lovely pau&naInl2' , siau"o eve that turns IgI* O oms1lly. 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Is ~ . - . - -- October,the Labor Department employment survey reported today, but Uwe were month. - - - - - on t Want ' . - £ ---- atOI*e of piluas ib.INIdS Nd k'V' 0 ose 110 Ees, spiiØ derd - 1. .-ki1 - - - _.._i•* .., k. I d add, .. , ' Impqct' Funds prspstyintheccmmedtyad their parsdapsylocslproperty dnilthenattpdlng the areaachools. Qrn.ss, however, did not agree that "B" category children lanes width iwod the dual system. sdstidwlthlowrenthosahng were not abmnioalalsyM.ms and fm 4bigwW cons '1sme 'sthun chwadeodbsBnscNdMst.afediralhykoasd tlrnus through 1* p-I-1..s - aI l 41 ww u• w • atadpins.b.reddees st11payprspuiseseaMdindummoflowflier's rNd k. cs so provide idgrood redde a Nd be add," fader's mass - L z I.. ...4 p• S ., UI7 Nd £ ._ ____ _____ SIS '. " ' "" impact ' To "Support iu I. ArOesk Wall h dtheme "All cetegory, thetctalcsst ____A IWO(f Will be $71 Million edut'iatlms has e$'ri also. 1100, however," "Schools WI r*IIg more Nd man 05 other Mich as e In ad sales t@L State W post is grader than local pripsety tan asppsit in mw arias. "t'eally,in1PZ5,Ier$bsdsins,y,,iu,,u, IOUItUJ more mousy bum date sisstuas tiN lecal suss.It For thunresew Iker,add,*isaMflMthatth, impact of "B" cdqM Children on school qdsms is @WW&@@L 1% of SIOIThK said. ê* Norunspe ..$ r -w .5-4 1 .5-A a-A . . .. ., a $s ., _ -- d= -. . ( .1W P pasaedInlNO ____ ' - - .., -. he ,.t I - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mw tory on the other side of the coin notion's unemployment rate -employment. . *i. : -; - -v lç.. . _______ 00 ' on a sample of American households, showed alon is taking hold. -. total employm ent edged down s increase. irem 5.1 per- y fl) In October. The cut in September, brought; the cow, b" W on payrQ raords . •' Jobless rate back to the same of buginessee o0w level as August and kept it in a - showed an increase of 300,000. . percent Were somewhat Ma " where it has enfor Hmontiu 01 7% number of unemployed mid Jwk Bregger, chief of the persons Increased by nearly department's job statistics sec tion. "On balance, there is 200,000 to 6.2 millions TI. Herald certalni evidence of a slowSealasle County School Superintendent Bud Layer (left) will be one of the Mod Of that IDCTS$II ° down but certainly not a dfothtgulshed citizens .1Semis's. County presenting these trophie. to the par- coned among people who lost recossion." rather then those Uelpsling hands I. the Sib usual Seminole Coudy High School Bud Festival (heir lobe entering the labor Unemployment, Bregger that will be held at the Lake Brutley Stadium, Saturday at $ p.m. With Layer newly market and mod of the W said,"isstillintherageoftbe an Dale CAppeck. ticl* aM program chairman; Wayne Doyle, puMkher of the crew wasamong adult women WA 14 months. If it takes off Evening WraM. are Optimist club members, the orguizailsu which co-.psiss.rs the event with The Labor Department itself dart of something, but I think the Evealngllerald. said wes were contradlc- W.tco early touynow" unim -g' . 1W •_ '.' - -. rn ' ;nLi ' lI,IILU1, " - 4 55 fr~.' .V,* V p .'• - ids$lJI, own aa1.miskiik (Mdetb.Iinhp,noMIsns,thwse two odegadas of = . .... . .. of --9. I , 2 ~ . i1 " , •.. e .. . .1 I- ..,-. ts",_'.',-,4!..- .: ,I i- 41.11 * : . i: - - h 5 rp -. I' , ' f '' ' , .1. . , -5---- . ~ S I hiISw ... - t------- ' . no ployed U On e2% t r-.' - I '.. . "low's -iffiunadifo womw ideu1 sR.m,,,nts.siurssIs is II 4 I71 . A,f 1. d ' - E Mth. -- , ? 4 1 * ThI .J - - L_J bu a h " Cou I' 1, , *.I ~, ,I ,,,k., I ~k. . . -____ - --- __ ,-I .. . L! at vwi . ., - a fo, :2 mar a uddo - : . r AtsiI e fir UI ;• _. , a -_ - moor -- Tb. 4 I - andvashesthsdNI.Thue diNaPIINmOorS1.hISNh to 10 fir if Or QNNRP awn,Aw . - VSflUS 4, I " the 'b , _. witexe........ ~ .. ........ 0,00 . 11WW ,W4g$P . ............... A iSS WIS . .,.,, 1. . . ----- . 14010 . P105 iaruvsr.............,...,..j' . 'r ,4 . P . ---c; ________ 1 .....,......., SsdInSulS side .. - Pdoss I - 1. L. -. .,...,.... - . 1.•- - M4*CC(. 1 IL7 :. I ,I . .' -.Lt! . - . E! erqma p ."....".". . - _____ 1 - S AN -F WMNImbssssd genuS. UOl*JJ.I . IL .- . . 1rd*rCoxpM 00' . 15th . 51I ' boil= muusi1*ss UISUIA!IOU Z'genshmlss _1 w. _ -, I __ 111a S .. ,.,.2: I .. t1IatCsildps - osplia Jay 1I eimed thin Qpy inrb4 of' Me rsery .id, bat initd as etr m1r Nd ijirs ,it ,,i*rd iis S i~t ,. * k ! flS$S •••s. . 746 RUIdS - U Ft // .0 not I £ . I S tech si.at 4' t... 2" . ~ * ___ 1llhikLLHi , L ii mi a i I SS IA abw + k.NhaN As for hiring additional employees, Mrs. Thursday night toapprovea temporary measure of shifting two qualified police officers who are Southward said currently employees are leaving city and applications or lobs are not being currently working as emergency dispatchers to road patrol and hiring two new part4ime submitted. "We are going to have a hard time dispatchers. Me also urged her colleagues t hiring people. They are going ii1 bi way." approve over4lme pay for present members of "I want toga beck Into coat of Uvt4iSIsea the dipsrtnt for the employees even If the nowr come The cil u,vvw temporary shifting rn*oI reserve funds, che said, ur this Item saftleftsbabl4orWallalloreamaim" Chlwr 01100- 1W 141090064 - 10% YWF11 1110110I. ANA. I 1110 time shouldin volv, a jab claailfIcatbon and pay $71 (total o1 1W) andbudgeted funde. Nd mMorla the overtime pay was another matter. plan. M the P piiysse prswivaIy reported for Councilman Cllfl Nelson said he could not th good In addition, federal funding through the DIvides, chairman David Sanford, vs. conscience ape overtime pay for one Comprehensive Employment Training Act Ouacay .ropsted igs city tine edatiu department wiles. It wfre approved for all (CETA) on which the city depended for the Loeswsod had iii percent division was an additional He added that he would rather see salaries o( this. of its officers, has not been psrüclpstiim for a total of $3,471 bra total of $10,014. dditional T7T1Là1r 1111111 1111111 11 is& f I J r ill COA oft mod" on avidw sow nowmim oft he .4 ft th*401081ft 711 . 0IT I F% . Way This mm, twa of them armed, rol*M the ry sre on Ie My Ieals,ord Nd là, em Road 1411yew""Ity -. d 7 .1111.51. Csn,d,s Wi . 1. 1X12NOSM"'a"" a . I, . ssdlfsss . 1 N __ S KobberS - ' ft" - WAUIOAá / ,c • S '.1 aa - Armed hued n by thsj1 I á1L88 a % ioouiuiius flfluI*MIodii.yd "°" 01110"NiNK1 . kII4ssIIaa AMIL&AWMAILSOM - . - cp_ 1.0 oI , , INIOM RAM11 IATHTLU 3980h 114, Ii r • . S SS $TIUL 1111k *J801T in" Z-ft~ -r I W61ma , 1X2X$'PfsNNmTmstel S Doilisliwl. lose, I&,ss.#___ swig. . . S ____ county. But now they are also risking their lives Southward explained that the city has to follow and reputations with the department being state mandate on certification requirements for police officers. She also noted that the city would under-staffed as well, he said. Mrs. Southward urged fellow councilmen beresponsihie for the actions ofvolusteers. a - UINWIC Itsá Tdmms . . I . of $42,17111 . $q.Yd. 4449 la CAULJUIISCOMPOIJIID °"av " s' W ap* - MW fW WW Wma . it -' a let's of thi hark VlvIMs rqMed =0'.1111111111100-to S*erNIn_ flhJS$in$* t, of 13,111 jsnt,,ii tid f, 3ns Dseha a 4Mde- FOI.SSI.SJ division new to a tat's $1,115 1 fr tk, (SUSInI 'Nd55 i J ___ _________________ 31b u ch - - 1~'i 21US, 13*111 ____ 4 j - - time. Overtime, he contended, can be easily By DONNA ESTES ,1 . __ -. st abused. Herald Staff Writer A fourth police officer will be leaving Lake The board agreed to discuss the matter in Mary's ninesmember force in the next couple of workshop at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The availability of certified police officers is weeks, Chief Harry Benson confirmed today. "We wlll continue as best wecan," Benson itself aproUem, said Councilman Burt Perinaald,confirming a report that a fourth officer fs chief. Perinchief noted that few persons leaving the city for a better paying job. Coun. currently enrolled in police standards training ciltnan Pat Southward told the Seminole County we to graduate immediately. Mrs. Southward, In urging approval of the Legislative delegation about the problem shifting and hiring, said more resignations of Thursday evening. vm iiowing W'IatSr . ng Uaits Way peat r.raa, Seminole, President Bob bunk, $1,Ll$; (1tus Rank s,sse in r o,ta, $iw Amwirst, Addftcujal money was PlOridaaHospital Al& surplus accumulated from $73140; First' Federal of the fontur, divides Nd w . $1,711.34; mlii1 IW tsd as follows: federal, over bin goal of $7,1X In the with each IS Mid.Flo,tda 1ub Pod ."pa1 'y,$i,e; Mat., sdM Oils, ReddlaI u4..". .S a dWk for Ma pro. Federal, $l; Security I; Wider Springs, WI; .s F.dsral, 05; 54, Iaan Reth'd lItaq rated chore. LekaMary,$lN; Ovtede130; Lee Mapd, diubm* of TnmHaNdJackHoraw , A Tlps, $15 - 'IJMR1IONED iceman I 1, . . , / ' oslof$1S,lWfl. Now - . - I - I 4 - ' io, - .,. ',.',- '"i ~ , 'k cpi .ai was $sN. L° the 'I1W )'at for the COs*y. , , This gave campaign •ir Fsb1oni, $330; 1J ss, ;. her volunteer workers CwtlIi, $NS arid Harm jpn gig o at the Victory Dinner held WayesibenInumo1 m' ,' -'" at Bark's the Financial Division ................... . the .' raised in this yesir's fund drive to $M,541.46. The - Y.I -t-) .. $2,110; United Telepboneo coiçie have brothetota1 Prlce( it) I . , - Fourdes, of Camellbem, the UDW Way of aminow County , and a gin of $W 10 9Pair b t" La e Ma 1 "., I 16_ A k. . ,... 1, !It "17 ;. -1It", 1 , f. I ., , 1 r' reputed an additional. $&778; ___ ill I., *~ NCR rst.d an .dtIlonal 'of ' 1711S. Power Light orts by Florid7 . "' I ___ By JANE CAMEIJEUY Herald S$Mf Wriler uits UT I1UUVy gauge fljg • NO. 87. 19 - and the full cost of the buses. . . Meets Goal p - • • • . % .- ___ I I 1I Prsmlum3owsi9hthssvyduty. I OpIf.w I I ___ I: w,dicou iu a,..ufifr e v Each j use of buses more than 10 years old be prohibited. SAW HORSE BRACKET$ ______ 'V • I I I I PAISN. I4 I ___ •• a anteed Gu r I I I 1 Each Bulb • . • • I siderstion kindergarten drouO second grade students. Each 2 99 Each 799 I 1 I CIndOSIZIS, . , ,, ,... •__ tm states ' -- 9 "Transportation has never been fully funded by the Lgls1ature," the board's legislative package point ed out. "If this condition cannot be corrected, we recommend that consideration be given to allowing special allocations toward the purchase of 10 per cent of the total fleet, or 100 per cent of vehicles more than 10 years old, whichever Is greater, for replacement buses." The package prepared by county school gaff also urged that the : BUMP Rag.Pr/ci(eacl,).......99C R.g.P'ñce(each)...........7.49 •• tv. 3". 7 No I 0. Ibe 8qflb1Qe Cowy School Board asked local laiJtgn And, Mrs. Barbers Q!aUlk of Skylark, the parent's repreaen "Kindergarten through second graders are not physically and Thursday evening for more money to bus school cNldren and tative, sd for I gilIhtIon giving a locally appointed safety psychologically as developed as high school students, to walk 1.9 changes In the law concerning the busing of kindergarten tkosh committee aidherity over the school board In calling for busIng miles," the trio said. )M'd1 ei1. second (' "This must be addressed now that kindergarten is mandatory," School SiirIatondend William Layer, School Board Membet they said. •Batapsrent'sr.praentausdIn.t.a(1thattheqvsmin,of courtesy l,sslng Under the twomile llwJtMlcn sat by the law be Pat 1inon ad the board's financial advisor, Roger Harris, asked The educators also asked that the state fully fund cats over two a be placed with br IIalstIon revising the old busing formula to take Into cont.n oat of the hande of local school bo miles. They enumerated the costs to Include gasoline, oil, tires Le"r free" for 5 years. NO. 07229. -- 11 ft OL I Three daisy 22" x 36"(each)599 can I nole _____ One delay 18" x 24" (each) . £ ......... S P Full5warnlflty. , RegAlc.(eaCN.........29.45 KITCHEN FAUCET 4 1' 1.X Rplacse old-style bailcock units. 95 19Each I .I . n Bsin 10 it d . '' WheatorAlmond. Model 1200. 2Sq-Yd. water-tight seal. Stays flexible. For interior I I . Ozltd Pa . ren ts jF School Bo r ~ rod and float needed. Proviclealong4asting,aktigln. I p_ I K ----_____ Joe "Mm--m 110 ,;.. _.... 1 Duct type, 30" range hood in: LATEX KORKER I . cJ. 09 - RAN In Tweeds and Black 6' and 12' widths 149 lb I : I . . rq 49 N ' Rag. A/c. (Sq YCI.) 2. '-'J 3.19 Indoor /Oiitd U Plain back, stain resistant polypropylene olefin fiber. 12' widths. Oz ta• I. I ..... _______________________________________________________ [11 .. + . . ___ ' ______ Evening Herald-(USPS 4$1.28Q)-Price 15 Cents 113 cu. ft of Mimi ________ 39 0 72nd Yea r, No. 3-Frldat, November 2, 17-Sanford, Florida nni I (" * _ p 49 ,a I . .J. 95 swon uncdetor.st mildew. GAPSM' PMO L ___ S IFFeridit CONCRITI UX W!'__'pçri JJ4 ____ T, -;' S . . '""' _ . . Scoi hL ?~..~,5 .1. -- I %""'" 411. • . .5-A JLV " , .14 IA ..... *?.A . ___ . S S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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"' (/4' l ' X-V1i Irose VANM ph" VNMN •b swanky lijut "1'i I.'.. ,' .• S JANE CASaaIRERRY Herald Stiff Writer LPA member Tim O'Leary' told the commission, "It was the LPA's recommendation that there was sufficient parking and the paved And was not necessary. He has met all zoning ordinances probably going to sue the city," said a frustrated and I don't think you can hold him for anything, he is not legally dSvelOperMondsynlgidaIbrULaflgwgdQycpdiej whole responMble for, houlda't have to pay I failed to vats cmi his proposed Village Plaza mini shopping center. "U you can't take the recommendation of the LPA members, What'Ithslaeo( having them? t' asked EthdGowhem.g wife of the tOsfttocourt"e _ntd former city comnmlasioner. Platt for his project Ia Merok. In w attempt to plies, the Land "You have no parking guidelines or formula to go by," said Flaming Agmcy and the cityeeq ,Dshssiidtjiath,has Jack Haaho, andtherL resident. way we're hadsizorii$anspupar.L"EverytIme!gobscktOths soft to run the c1ty?" enghiuerforacbsag.,Itcost$iacther$NOtO$SS," heesplahied. Grant also questioned whether the latest engineering changes "I'vespadalllcancnthsssplanq." Implementing a requed by the commissM was spelled Out in MIhoughMayarJunsLornialmwadeamolaonthMth.planse sufflclsntdetailontheplan ThecItyengineerAlLind,dd not appao,ad,thegdnoaecsnd. ml proposed Village Nasa would be located on Cow-dy Road appeVuMIIj%Mbeforeth.m,etIngwasadjoua'ne. Fowler said Land had promised to draw up a letter of ix. 4"jut one of Loop"d &JUM 1% plan bed bm appa' process or ore going on by the Land Plsmiuti Agancy, the elty emInosr, and has met lbs va't1on, hid had failed to do so. kill DaMomm. "Why should I be powlizod, becaun your city WOW did not By - ,'' I ( • . 11-_ , i";!- ~%;~7, ,,, ~ Developer Threatens Sult - , S i f ___ w S • X 1k,, _- I zoomss . _ :c' r.:, ..- . . S . .. , NT.. *. -. Against Longwood •J•. , -II .• C'. 1 I IIIt\ .'." ,-.... - . , , - - .. 1, . S ,•. .1; .. • It J-1 •:. . - W __.7 • I.L - 11 y liii • .. The vote was taken after City operations, the display Of added that law currently on the the same distance. agreed to have prepared a new concerned of allowWg charges owners," Commissioner jolu, Manager Warren Knowles told operator's permit and picture books Is so confusing It requires In addition he pointed out the ordinance --%I.,. setting minimum according to what the traffic Morris said. the board the ordinance and requirement that the cabs to charge one rate for city __ by having the regulations requirements, but not on rates. will bear an a purely free. regulating the cabs Is not being owner's name be painted on the anford on the books Is opening Itself to taking enterprise basis. persons 10 the S No firm decision was reached v6t@d "Umalm y Monday enforced in the areas of police door of the vehicle. lawsuits by not enforcing the Commissioner Eddie Keith "The city also has some rt from downtown and on what the new ordinance to be 1gkt to discontinu, city inspection, the keeping of "It is senseless to have ' regulations. expressed his concern over the responsibility to those citizens prepared will include. But rateniplation of taxicabs marlifed documents, the ad- something that is not being another for taking a paw The city m&" ger recom. city sdOPtID9 Ow 0 1,104i As who use the service and to have setting is clefftfltely out, the ,aUng hi the community. ting of rates and hours of enforced," said Knowles. He from downtown to the airport, mended and the commissioners far as taxicab operations are some guidelines for the cab commissioners agreed. S a — ,. Herald Stiff Writer , ___ W A PAIN IN NECK S S : S &• . ___ ___ s a A FR- .. . k. ,. I ' - . -. S S . ~ a - _____ rd Com ission Removes Regulati '* ons For Cobs 9 x •* . - WASHINGTON (UPI) — said Monday, adding that she believes he is rtuming and "It was difficult to get here politicians would hold off on the Presidential politics from cle. and thought come down here ter's invitation. Praddent Cmtw's aides say Carta always expected to have will win, or otherwise: "I'd be and I never thought it would be campaign season so he can tracting from those issues," and wish youI'd all, 'Happy New One top aide said all Carter Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Is a fight on his hands for re- fishing In Georgia" Instead of easy to stay here," Jordan said, focus his attention for the next Powell said. Year.' I had the Impression I told him was that It was "a gool trying to force Quiler out of the election &W will not pull out no campaigning for him In New "If the president decides to run, couple of months on pass e of "I'm very sincere about had missed something and it meeting." Both sides have presidential race, bid "that's matter how the early primaries England. we're going to have to fight for his energy program and ratifi- this," he told reporter. "It's not was 1960." denied a report that Kennedy going to happen." "The President Is relaxed," it." cation of SALT II. that I don't care who the next P. So far, the White House has came to the White House to ask "Kennedy to= have how C4rter has not yet formally said chief of staff Hamilton White House press secretary "We're all going to do president is,I do. But we've got remained mum on details of the Carter to bow out of the contest ctpping away,trythgtogot the announced his candidacy, but Jordan. "He's in a good mood. Jody Powell, meanwhile, said everything we can to prevent loifle things that need to be luncheon the president had last to prevent a deep spilt In th e Carter wishes the press and the premature injection of done. I woke up this morning Friday with Kennedy at jraddentoidoftherace,"sides bismother,"MJuUlllan,"uid He's confident." Car- Democratic Party. ,, • ZL AM"Oi —_______.-.....J I iq . wi S -J - 'is Teddy Tryi*ng To Force Carter From Wirt be = I by tk late " I Befus $e'i'm.nllhs. H. doss a clubs " play and (nVrAmmiiiiAM.) 15 lRhSII$Ui( how blddt!J ,!!)t (For copy of j.00BY Cvii lbS last MOOEAI4 sond$ltg,: "Mx at A1a i uot that his bidd. ° Sdd iii 511m to t to the hat Station ft9 4n, R~" 'a'1C DiYstWMthat. 119.)' r J S - - S by ou L"a" JOIN nomm b,SsbTk.vss _____________________ I __ - • _________ • - SPWIRMAN behedWa 'fIANK AND ERNEST , .. ~ A group Of cm"rnW Parents Is scheduled to make a presin, bor's child who was expelled. tlontotheSemnInoIeCotmtySchoo1BoardWeypIgit Gagilano Is southeast regional director for a fraternal In*~ Wing the benefits of a delinquency prevention program they ou1d like to see implemented locally. County Superintendent of Schools William Layer expects the ,'.',. Twy Gagliano, spokesman for the group, said the program largest turnout for Wednesday's board meeting to be from CeTtar$ontheuseofaspecIallytraInedcounse!orwhocanw various groups concerned with courtesy busing. directly with troubled youths, police, parents and social service Courtesy busing Involves allowing some students within two agencies. The program is now in use In Winter Park, where a miles of their respective schools to ride buses. The school system — policeman serves as counselor, Gagilano said, does not have to provide transportation for students within two — i4 The counselor could be more effective than regular school miles of the school they attend. juidance co%mseIora,Gaglianosald, because the individual would 'be Independent of the school system. representatives from the county commission, countywide ad. "We have a real problem, not with most of the kids but with the visory committee and county sheriff's office, use an "elaborate five POrceft who get in trouble. If we can deal with them before - system," according to Layer, to decide which children should be they get Into serious trouble Instead of suspending them or exprovided bus service when they live within the two-mile limit. peUlng them after they cause trouble we'll be meeting the Courtesy busing requests will be made from three areas: problem in a more cm*nxdve way," Gagliano sal Skylark, T. W. Lawton, and Lake Hodges Estates, according to I Gg1EPJO said a second presentation of the program will. be.theboard!s.agenda.. Fred.Taylnr,.dlrector of federal programs and raullilafttion for the county schools, said that he was sure " r——i wboaayah. bu that t LIt ritpi.at hat bssa dl.cbd by th uaMy COID mittee but committee had not looked Into the with the problem because of a recent incident Involving a neigh- two requests. A. Maryland reader wants to know your rebld after pan. iOf nsr rsonda n heart to your cMm* 117 '..:i. • 'p: - 9 9.10-8 ---a — i. _ __ '". S OPP Ang low: 4 3 ___ 7 - I --- ./ ____ L You hold: I jZN' , Delin ~ ON _Ipispb :: S 1 '— ti- ~ . ed to know about North's sin. gleton diamond In advance." Oswald: "The slam would 41532 •k1034 be hard to reach bymodem 99742 VAJ6 experts. Actually, South,s 09643 0 KQJ1111 final bid of six cluts was typi. *6 6 .... CA of the scatter-gun slam souTh bidding. of the early days. 47 North's two-spade jump was a 9 Q18 force back then. It showed at 2 least two qWck tricks. One :QJl AM A half in spades plus a half In clubs this time. As for VUlnerable: Neither the singleton diamond, that Dialer: East was a lucky guess. Of course, Wed Nor* Ud San* the dam was a dna.11 1• UQIT . 114 - 107" EAST _____ nearings w _____ at the tab a? South's final bid of six clubs looks as if he were A Q 98 - ______ - yourself. Step back so yos can Ln't discard see what they we. 1,10 (July 23A. ). 1 c*riucoii (Dec. Jan. risiwdulandabrewd"-'ir 1$)It'sth your advaidagototill in whids yomi oont your itu. at is today, rather than to aft*a today wlU reward you hold anything heck. W,'i.ily srdsrsly. Tás 's ad to ii - - barging full deem ahead You M404 dam them InWoctleiii . CUM (Jvm 314* 9) 8AGITfAIIIUS (Nov. s-Dec. Plane. formulated today wIU 21) Others an likely to prm to be somd and d"IC inca's faith In Your hsnlous evsuthsh Itmigid be 008O'TH960 PAYSP I'M otiptA CATCH HIM 444VRS! Fg A - Illy olwam Ill V' S •• - A - -1~11 Lewis and Speaker of the House rger Monday joined tax reform measures. County, for example, there has Hyatt Brown. f!FUetative1 from 19 other The county representatives C hber ger,, Lewis md10 1ot1da counties in Tallahassee are seeking amendments to not been a state audit slflC w lb cated W76. If the county has to some support for comPresent testimony before a House Sill 10, enacted at the assume the cost for those pastpromise , but Brown remained r"—' selcn of the House dose o the legislative year audits the fee 'd • O unswayed. btmnimIty Affairs Committee session. The bill requires each $500 fried to review the effects of a co unty to have its annual audit "We got a definite impression ,79 law requiring counties to performed by Independent Similar problems exist In m5fl)' that Phl Lewis un d er st an d s the of the state's 67 counties. • uzne the coats of annual certified public accountants. problem. *dit& prioryears, county audits were —'-----'lIIT-Etchberger said the outcome done and paid for by the state The compromise plan, "The challenge now is to presentedbyFrench,callsfor convince ofthehearingwasu'generany AudltorGeneral'sOfflce. 11il.i the House and the Positive" , with the county The effect of the law will thestatetopayforpastaudits Governor In next m onth's .ftpresentatives informally result in a first-year expense of with individual special session," said Etch. , lsreeIng to a compromise plan about $185,000 to Seminole assuming the cost ofcounties private berger. - City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure -Caring deeply for others and t specify birth date, exprel.g it masterfully today LIM (Sept. ZWd. 23) will, certainly work to your Keep YOW clever thou" to advantage However, one tO use the risk of someone malleft this to his bonaffi. themnawayifyoutellthewrc,ig GEMINI (May 21-June 20) pa a . U's bed to work aim today it SCORPIO (Oct. *Nol 12) possible, becalwill your Your ideas could be faintel Mail80 orWolift could today, bidmake certain you ar. lidedbyoiawhothbikshs / .. .:.41, . . . sit FROM PETROIT I - w Y. GEOFFREY POUNDS which will be presented to Gov. County, Etchberger said. But It audits when they are brought Herald8taff Writer BobGrahmandmembersofthe is not the immediate effects of current. Qtalrinan of the Seminole House and Senate If a special the bill that the counties are Board of County Corn, legislative session is called next objecting to. In many counties, Attending lb special session of the were Wlfonera Bob French and month. Graham has Indicated there has not been an audit for Pre si dent of the Senate Phil budget dire QY ctor Jeff he will call the session to seek several years. In Seminole - make today iwWwomw member of your family may not range ben?tj, rather than on be as perceptive and Innovative their immediate returns. as you are, so you may have to Consider tomorrow, too, not just go ahead and prove just today. . yourself right. You can do it. ARM (March 21-April 19) Find out more of what Has * Your ideas are pod and should ahead for you In the year be carried aid today, but don't following- your birthday by deceive yourself into thinlid sending for your copy of Astro. they are grander than they Graph Utter. Mall $1 for each really ars. Be realistic. ____ YES7 MT S - ,. - i -- £ WIN AT BRIDGE ii - - - ____ mw I — Tu.sday, Sept.11, -. ____ - •• I ;. . HOROSCOPE I 8/ •' --: Ohl C - S S . - by Bob Montana S • I 1 j X S • - - Evening Herald (p 41 280) Price15Cents — I 1 c - 4- . 10 lnformston 43 Put out a bureau (abbr.) tenant - - ___________ e8r, N0 lTue!ptll, lPSaflfOrd!IdJ77J - 5 ___ si - - - ___ V1r- T71i fIJI F' qRa — ( MM; - - by Art Samm S f n 14" • T Dr. S __ 0. 59 Part of the 1111erilel Her memory loss Ii prin. cfp.ily for the lad 1510 20 52 Scottish like ' 4Ca1 45 Nothing years. It's disconcerting to omad 23 Sea dog 48 Mormon State everyone whon she opens as a such Si canpro 24onsfroin DOWN 47 One 1 m' lly new subjecta topic that toms. A good example Is home 20 Vaporous 27 Gentle I Buzz e have tlioughiy discussed a multiple small strokes caused Ships 22 Flower creature 2 AIr (prefix) half hour earlier. It's not bydlseaseln the arteries to the 4 I. 20 Strike 3 1.4ht weight 24 Egg(Fr.) became she didill 32 Foothill team 4 Picture 26 of tenenoug been Bible pan 34 With no 5 Rope of 50 ?nfarnous 2$ Initiated trouble flowers Interested and active par• ter1 that supply the brain, Roman 38 Invisible 30 Beverages 8 Badge emperor tidpsnt in the there may be changes In brain 7 Fodder 5 liquid ve looked into hyperbidc :LkFni storage 33 Financier structure e°'yrnpthrnsofbrath Oxygen treatments but found 52 Plush Robert that it was expensive and it 55 Wireless 41 Compass England 35 Fabulist wasn"t certain whether there culation are almost clinically signal point 9 Eli. 40 Scoops would be any useful results. IndIstinguishable from changes There are no headaches or that 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 in the cell with no othersyzn$osns and it has been In circulation. A suggested that maybe a brain good ii — — — iT — — example of the latter tumor could be at the basis 0 problem is called Alzheimer's 15 — — — 18 ——— — — the problem. disease. . . My q=tlon is to what field of Sometimes a severe vitamin 18 19 20 medicine do we look for a deficiency (particularly of — ____________ —— possible answer? With vitamin B-12), toxins and 21 22 23 exction, we've enj yed good various diseases can affect the ii — health all our lives, brain and produce the same 24 25 26 ___27 2* 29 30 31 I wish READER DEAR — — ______________________ — — — YOUI problem was unusual but ' oms. Th re is a good likelihood that 32 33 34 35 It's not. There are all kinds of no specific treatable cause wilJ — labels attached to these COfl be found in your wife's case. —— 17 — — — — — ditlons and eeme of them are mat's what happens In most 38 particularly upsetting to the hatances. The condition may psttetandfamily. :19 1 ess with [jI— The simple truth is that 43 44 'nemberjzg even abbost all, of these probilems are more rernote events. 48 related to some form of change 49 — — — 51 — iT To give you more In! nntion ——— hmthebraln.Weoftenuaoclate on problem lam sending 53 54 55 Be ——— ———— — — — — them with increasing you The Health Letter number years LAst It a important tO 14.2 Age and Mental Function. 57 so so remember that a lot of Men who want this issue an rdatively old people still have send 75 cents in check or coin 62 very dew ml to with a long, stamped, III Fr, they die, so it's not simply enveope ageorelated matter. — your request to me, in care of Inaouneinstances, ther eare this néwspaper,P.O. Box 1551, distind changes In the brain Radio City Station, New York , cells that can be seen under a N.Y. 10019. mimn cope. The cause of these Because diseam can cause BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL changes Is not clearly Un- such a problem, I believe you derdood. They may occur even should look to a specialist In if the person has had excellent neurology for an evaluation of 197 For nutrition and even if the clr- your wife's condition and adculatlon to the brain Is normal, vice on what would be best in Anything that injures the her situation. YOUR BIRTHDAY truth hurts. _______________________________________ Sept.11, 079 AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) Your clumes for success look 'You my become involved in a very good this coming year,, specuiativesituatlommtodaythat provided you don't set more has profitable promise. The pals than you can achieve. returns my not be a lari Ma he taken a uttie iIurty Focus on the mod productive however,as YOU Tnlgt*lnbte. 19 Most lengthy dw . INI ___; an Increasing loss 21 Clara Booths eCr ___ 58CNile q ueen, 18 Julist's kill 60 Derby by Moct WaIksr . 1 WIlY? P0 ,) W RAVE TO BURY ape tempered ________________ BEETLE BAILEY THERE WAS A FIRE IN THE COOXGTEI4T. 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"I I %' IL I - . - - —I J -4 ..- . -- --• -- - - - �ZA-Evening Herald Sanford, FL Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1975 Gusts Brush Key West WHhout Much Ado Frederic Becomes A Hurricane Ag0l NATION UNO ... MIAMI (UPI) Hurricanp Miles Lawrence. "Frederic is currents proved to be weak, holding it, slowing it down, not to venture far from shore. said. Frederic has found new muscle no exception and the uncertain- however, and Frederic plodded keeping it from moving much at Gale warnings also were up in In the open water of the Gulf of ties require that all interests In along at 5 Meanwhile, Hurrica miles an hour toward all. We'll have to wait for the the Dry Tortugas. Gloria, Mexico but a strong high the Florida Keys which was never especially the northwest, high to move off at least a Lawrence said Frederic was pressure area was protecting the Lower Keys should y to any land area, ' "The most significant steer- day or two," Pendleton said. the first hurricane since Hurrl threat the Florida Keys today from its in close touch with the progress downgraded to a tropical sto After that it will be able to cane Baker In the 1os that was ing feature I see Is the surface 85 mile an hour winds, th of this hurricane." how downgraded to a tropical Wi highest winds of 65 ml high pressure area," said move more northerly Wi nd gusts of up to 55 miles direction, It's depression and rebuilt itself an hour. Forecasters said the future Ralph Pendleton, meteorologist fast and In what path of Hurricane Frederic was 511 ho ur brushed Key West early at the National Hurricane too early to tell." At midnight, Gloria's cent Into a hurricane. today and seas in the Lower unpredictable, Warnings went out to boaters "Many have been downgrad. was located near latitude 3! ter in Miami. Keys and Dry Tortugas were coast of ed Gulf to tropical storms and north and longitude 47.0 wn or halfway up the keep It from moving north "Slow-moving storms imply running up to 15 feet Largo Florida, from Key to regained hurricane strength or about 1,000 miles w east and the surface winds tend steering currents are weak and Frederic finally sprang free Tarpon Springs, to stay in port. but It is rare for a hurricane to southwest of the Azores. It w such Storms are subject to from Cuba Monday and quickly to move from the east. Boaters along the East Coast be downgraded to a tropical almost stationary but wa erratic motions," said National gained Strength 10 miles an "That strong high pressure from Key Largo to jiat north of depression and regenerate expected to begin movin Hurricane Center Forecaster hour In 4½ hours. The steering area to the north right now is West Palm Beach were advised again Into a hurricane," he northeast today. - Hooded Cobra At Large Near University - Republican Candidate WASHINGTON (UPI)- Retired Gen. Alexander Haig, the man who led the White House staff through the last stormy days of the Watergate scandal, has brought the number of potential Republican presidential candidates to an even dozen. A national committee was formed Monday to draft Haig for the GOP nomination. He joins seven announced candidates, two unannounced, one other draft possibility and one Sen. Lowell Weicker, RConn., who announced and dropped out. The "Draft Haig Committee" was filed formally with the Federal Election Commission, and organizers said, "We have every reason to believe that he will seek the Republican nomination for president once the depth of his support is seen." - - Runaway? - NEW YORK (UPI) David The New York Poet quoted an Kennedy, who told police last acquaintance of Kennedy as week be was lured Into a saying: "He's gambling with seedy Harlem hotel where bags his life. He can't be thinking of heroin were found, has run Straight. It's not likely he can away from the Kennedy corn. beat this thing on his own. The pound in Hyannis Post, Mass., published reports Said today: - - P0111111110 11 T- ______ WATERBURY, Coon. (UP!)- After an escape from a New liav-.a atl, a at tz.m tom.4 mass murderer La wrence "Buddy" Pelletier ended dingy back room of a Waterbury bar. Pelletier, who is accused In the April robbery of $1.9 million from a Purolator armored car In which three guards were killed, was arrested by Waterbury police Monday night In a dimly lighted back room of the Trepid ON TAXES Fox, which features exotic Police said they made the arrest acting on an anonymous tip. It was a similar break that led to - HOSPITAL NOTES Lula S. Ogtisby, Lake Monfort Harry Davis, Orlando HOSPITAL Oeo,-g, Jackson, Ostson Milton Sales, S. Daytona SE PT. It ADMISSIONS Sanford: i %J1101010 ' BIRTHS Sanford: 5 Piggy Harden, a boy Eddie H. Jr. I Donna J. King, a A. rr.&,ur LilIlam E. Jones John F. McGowan Julia MInOS? boy DI$CNARSI$ Larna G. Robbins Curtain Robinson Wafter Rye Luis M. Elizabeth M. Crew Helen HIllS Mesas KnIofd Henry L. Lewis lOner LII0III _____ T n I. Mason Raymond Swallow Tonette D. Winn Vivienne chaitnut, Delary er Cecil 1. shIppad Jenn le Iso, oeiton. ° Walter D. Lee, Deltona Sertha L. 0cM, Deltona Harriet?. Erdos, Lake Helen Char les WickS ElaIne T. was,., Dsfls ____ Charles H. King. Idgewstir Joseph F. Richards, LOIIIWOed WEATHER I a.m. rea4lags; tea. p.a;hs1I:4$a,a, perainre, II; BesUigFiteeas$ low, 74; _ overigM ser., ' 0 L.gI Notice Mortgage PIsrldsStaIvfo17.345 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, .' _-_ as fellows: __ Certificate No. 1461 names In which it was assessed or. .1 Yew SI INuanCi 197 as follows: DSwlpIIonSIPreplfly: WU it. csrtrncat. N. 14M Yew oOlesij.nceit" SI Lot +I12 Ft. SI Let 3P t.otM WalillIatenNilgsp$3p,37 Desal nSIPr WaIiJnston NeIshis StolES hi WhiCh fulled: $Ixndrt P27. Inc., was Investigated by the Mate comptroller's office and ray t Name In Which P13 miel: Lamle subsequently was charged with the fraudulent All SI Slid (WtI M1n In *1 A.5 LIl AIhJ, g, All SI Mid prspiit1, County SI limlnile, State ;of being In the DII1VRBANCE A Seminole County sheriff's deputy on routine patrol beard a County of Seminole, state if PisrIdS. Unless ascIi certificate or c4r. shot In a motel parking lot In Fern Park and on checking Unless such certificate or cur. tificates shaH be fidilmad IC. tif icates Ihifi be ac. CSVdIØS to tow the prepeñy discovered a man had shot out the rear window of a car. S. law the preperty disaiMS hi sisdi certificate or Deputy W.HoeMldhshswdwhstaois4.dlik.,aho(fij.dIn cerdiig desaibsd hi such certificate or CVtNICSII$ will be said to the Cert htatLSlI CaSh 544W SI She cedrt be house deer in liii tah day II $0. Winter Park crouching In front of a parked vehicle, the dsput3r hiuililt CaSh bidder , t!Ur,W7Ps1I:. ___ smssedssrenmmsysep. 1 reported. Lawrence Ci Movber Ball. ci Winter Park was behind timber, fliP at 11:55 A.M. Dated this lilli day of Augur, doalliollon at _____ ______ ____ 1 , another c which had its beck window shattered, Hodge said.' Dated "Us ise day of gpjat wss ' $ISRalurs: Arthur H. Ssdtwto, 110410 affe" Jordon ad took ----- I of iliature: Arthur N. SSdiwWh, to a r l of Jr. Jordan, who was charged with ilhigal poussulon of a rIfts p*.d CIurh at Circuit CewS limineSs Cindy, PIir SI SImm Causly, IV: Øfl57 deputies laid. or: liviati C. Irissi awk Dspuiy ISrIi PI*leh: t atti, ii, $lptemr PublIsh: Auiust Si, 55, $spIs* 411. Wig ___ , ___ _____ r e .,i'r' _____ • -•. ' . • ___ AREA DEATH rn ___ , ___ ••..•_._•_••..•_.'•'•._._ -•----- --- - _-._ -• •. -. _________ •Hwrd. Jàhnso&s- Sold?"' • . •.' - r _____ ____ '. Gowdion NasdJ - f . W he ~ .....~ - ________ '-' dial ass. Former F11111111MA Uses Majedly MIAMI (UP!) in US. Lea'W Carey Matthews of emi pivedsi Didrid Court Matiny to e'p1'lN 1__,________ ug ____ , • • - Wifflhudsy, - dod aIIfl. ____ PinIrSIa bin., ' Owl" P w$0aw. • :r '.. • - - - ..p. pooft ft" ,=% + 111611,11M I __ , I I ~ ~ - _ 1L_CSrs ft -• 00114- Pw4 4111,111110 : Ma& wheW. • • • a. ictJ an sutitpsy. (bw"r' leddy six pururna I. 8 from a cur- sediments on' the Earth," meuiaddsli.es bmoco.ususlssld,thatteU.said. d lforsaudu,,sssrrint.4li aMeaiUd 01151 the sear Mureblasa, Vtct.tl, lb. russisk was sepp.ited Angad for baying ant desk were kemed Australia, Ia 1*. That by the NV'r' &lusn Fo preputy. 1k ws being metatitte, Waiver, bed bees dallas and the Natiesal mm St the im Uth, time 01 his sssus. Øsijt.uIIibuIm4 ctMa"ed hi Earth argon- MnaaMIes and eca Ad. death is chegs 01 it,npted ___ in uses loS the antueld bet lems whili thi Antarctic mjiMjnta, e America - - i W _________ ' - ..4+ / I I 41 . . I . - '10~~ :- ,•; ,:II j:. - - Iv - . .- • - • • • • • - -.--. - - - • •• -•- • - Cash? Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY'URPO$E Loans can be arranged up to $50,0001 It you OWfl your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners qualify, Including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan comoanles. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COM LEI1LY PAID FORt - ALL APPUCANT$ MAY BE WOW • EASY EXTENDEO REPAYMENT TERMS • FAST LOAN APPROVAL - - ALSO AVAILAILE - h - - BUSIN ESS LOAN$ mO,$25(IOs , . - .M. 11002S2.5337 A.M..WP PN Ameics Faaxid Israiss. mc smN-*iTifos-,$msson...n iaf / T I _____ W gv_Pemunperoma im' o Will - - lead Mi. We 1. 1sepur I.?. HIW 11111111111111 whisk eil pla ad $3,188 i me Prisoner Hangs Self Wd.'drala.Mkof the arlinwasrnadebyPi.wi thatWelsesoldesthegldad medical examinees office' TA1i18(Ufl)'AMiSfrSiPsitT1 r. he bees med l8'Il Thuds law in c.I' ___ _____ ' e, ___ Law Officer Of The Year - In the solar system. The great psewe and Pimnsmpersma, director of hypothesis that has been the eons, but hydrocarbon the UnIatsity of Mur$and's postulated for the origin of life, molecules were found In the fcrmetloncdorganic bdarlorrdsosnegrapliltslntbe lb ties, Said he ad coeahors compounds under pro-biotic rocks. ha,. found eztra4errestrial conditions, has been verified Although hydrocarbons cu A spokesman for the Volimla ___ mWo adde in two meteorites somewhere eli.." be formed by non-biological c.ad tr Departhieui Although the meteorite rn- processes, Posusamperuma preserved in prlss cr'o' *yem1d kunat, of the bythedeqfreeacowP'rwol suits do not mew lit. exists said studies conducted at the in D,t.an' a , elseiber., It Increases the Max Flinch laditete In Maim, puradly lw_ linmuif early . adds we "ij"ia1 chances that .Mra4srredrlal West GUulU5)f. lIldicetU the moratag. cespeads tbat are basic We could hits evolved ader hydrocarbons were formed by ci pri, which the r* cor4I1 4 lbs procem of life. He celled Joe Hernmes 01 MWW WES -q toad hanging from yqq Ifla Urd IdsuiWk'MIvn of them 'molecular fad" I Wa are _IT_ celbusates. The of amEarthly 'lowhot this tall a thea Is ties PHI Nft ' and Quasluda Into the cery lad Fskry. Matthevshad 1Ihed,dIaSoadtothechIPS,b d'wged the pM he U.S. AWy J , udsosdasepelawftu.wheIadINdkaftedM$ gudatMslthnllNa asttu.istJ -ll---lI MsHhewswaNtchelidiSWIsL.-8TIltbe .tesdaur1jaasbauaanhIuj54hrnad*i5 hw4 d fur "wth _.'--•' adupeint" Need - develap from Earth's primer' evolution appear to be common rocks had been subjected to • . _______ Cn1ttatFDIZiguabiYeipudt011019t11111e111 11 he paid ri#4'ig drug inats and not enough time going at the ___ ht5*flfl9i'E1thof medjana," York said, "bet I wuald NOW M SW dapertesIII involved in lag term cr'acy in. to anuggle coc*e, Qasl*, ad aatljv-s •aveg • - -- ., ________ • , .• • ___ - -•. W HOMEOWNERS: • - • - • unusually long session was needed "because they had a lot WASIUNGTON (UP!) - A between Mars and Jupiter, are meteorites were "clean." Pon- to talk about." noted biochemist Monday re- 4.6 billion years old. That namperuma said the organic ported the strongest evidence means they date back to the analyses of the Insides and The spokesman, Hoddlng yet that seeds of life exist beginning of the solar system, outside, of the meteorites were Carter Ill, said, "i am cointhroughout the solar system when the Earth and other identical. geteiy under wraps on this one End We on Earth apparently planets formed out of gas and The evidence of the oldest and I can't get Into either the dues back 3.8 billion Years. dust. known life on Earth comes from substance or the tone of the "With our work on the brown-black rocks found near meeting." Providing new hialgI4s Into the life's origins, two repasts by Antarctic meteorites, we have the edge of the In cap in south-_____ Dr. Cyril Ponumperunia found a classic example of wed Greenland. Dr. Stephen The spOke.mai said another Mnesigihsn the Was chemical some of the processes before Moorbath of England's Oxford Vanca.Dobrynln meeting would evelu",' led to the develop. 111e began in the universe," University dated them it 3.0 be held today or Wednesday meet of We on Earth, and Posmamperwna said atanews billion years - making them after Dobrynin has had a a saw theg.p frái 1.2 billion conf.rence preceding hiareport the eldest known sediments on chance to report to Moscow and to 015g91, YISFI for the the to the chemical society. Earth, receIve new hadruCtiOns. I tech far living thli*, to 'The processes of chemical Ponnamp,ruma said the esir __________ ___ ____ ___ Seeds Of Life Found In Two Meteorites Guilty Of Cocaine Charge ___ • ___ ... - - ___ Albert Landgraf, 63, of 413 Holly Court, Winter Springs, was listed In satisfactory condition today at Carter said earlier the aim of debate, Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga., WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Seminole Memorial Hospital after suffering a U.S. diplomatic campaign to the meeting "Is to pursue the told reporters after meeting fractured left leg and ankle Monday when the remove a Soviet combat bri- whole subject" and "make sure with Vance and CIA Director motorcycle which he was riding collided with a car gade from Cuba is under a deep the Soviet Union understands Stanfield Turner, "I think they cover of secrecy, with another we view the matter very need some flexibility. I do not driven by a 17-year-old Sanford juvenile. The acprivate meeting of Secretary of seriously." think It is up to me to put them cident occurred in front of the Burger King Nevertheless, the adin a straitjacket." Cyrus Vance and Soviet State restaurant on Highway 17-92, Sanford, at 11:40 a.m. But he also said, "it's a Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin ministration continued to insist The driver of the car was charged by Sanford the Soviet troops, while a serious problem it's certainly Police expected soon. Department Officer Dennis Whitmire with violation matter of concern, should be going to impact on the conDobrynin, veteran Soviet dl- isolated from the pending SALT sideration of SALT in the of right-of-way. ploinat who was ambassador treaty In the Senate. Senate." during the 1962 Cuban missile Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan,, The meetings with Dobrynin crisis, spent two hours Monday and a group of other senators are expected to lead to a afternoon with Vance, and left were scheduled to meet today meeting In mid-September beby a side exit of the State with Vance. Dole is one ofthe tween Vance and his counter. Department to evade the senators Insisting the SALT part, SOVIEt Foreign Minister photographers danding In the proceedings be halted until the Andrei Gromyko. Street to catch a Picture of his Soviet troops are removed from Gromyko is com ing to attend black limousine. Cuba. the U.N. General Assembly and One key senator in the SALT will meet Vance in New York. A Vance spokesman said the MOTORCYCLE RIDER INJURED TALLAHASSEE, Plo. (UP!) - lUring attorneys ad accountants to track the Illegal actions of smugglers and organized crime figures could be the key to wlasirtg the drug war In Florida, according to the new szacMtvs director of the Florida Dspsrimc't of law Fistorcmsu*. Jams York Monday told the House Olminal ladies ______________ aa ___ w.. e4*c,ua, Horsid Ph,t. by Teas Vincent Key To War On Drugs? _ -' _____ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Circuit into Everett Richardson plans to rule today in a dult challenging the legal basis for the dissolution of the state Board of Examiners of Psychology. Since the date Legislature failed to pass a law governing the licensing of psychologists and clinical and psychiatric social workers In Its last session, under the Sunset Law the board of eamhers expired on July 1. The Florida Association for the Advancement of Psychology, Drs. Malcolm Kahn, Erwin Lesser, Barbara Goldman, Mary Fischer and Francins Kulick filed a class action suit last month in Date County against the action. The suit was transferred to Jacksonville. 1' L ____ limitation treaty. "All this outcry is being used by those circles in the United States that are trying to prevent the ratification of the SALT II treaty and In any case to complicate the process of its ratification," Pravda said. Pravda said Soviet military personnel were in Cuba at the request of the Cuban government. "It is also absolutely clear that either by its size or its functions the Soviet military personnel in Cuba do not present and cannot present any threat to the United States," it Secrecy Surrounds 'U . S. niplomacy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Members of the House Regulatory Reform Committee an opposed to Go,. Bob . .1% 1 , Graham's tentative plans for a epedal eaton of trucking deregulation next month, but Senate loaders think they can be ready on time. "I would prder the satire Public Service Commission regulatory reform process coma op In January," saId " Committee Chairman George Sheldoui, D.Tampo, echoing the segbn.M of his eainmtw, which met Monday. HuW*Vi, Senate Preidust Phil tails saysIda chamber can be prepared to hisdis On couiw'n trucg quen byOct.$,11ndM.mOMfr.qlaunt17TnulflcnIdU the time fcr the Special ssadon. . ___ Soviet Union understands we view this matter very seriously." working with the blessing of opponents of the strategic arms On Sept. 1, the United States protested the presence of the troops. The United States said the troops brought artillery and armor to the island nation 90 miles off the coast of Florida. President Carter said Friday the troops posed no strategic per Pravda said only Soviet threat to the United States, but military training personnel their presence was unacceptawere In Cuba, that they had ble and would be challenged been there 17 years and were no through "firm diplomacy." threat to the United States. Senators of both parties have "Neither the number nor the called for opposition to the functions of the said Soviet SALT!! treaty unless the Soviet personnel have changed troops are withdrawn imthroughout all these years," mediately. said. Pravda said.' Soviet Ambassador to the "All contentions about the A brigade of 2,000 to 3,000 arrival in Cuba of organized United States Anatoly Dobrynin troops would bring to 5,000 the Soviet combat units are totally broke off a Moscow trip Mon- number of uniformed Soviets in groundless." day to fly to Washington at the Cuba, including 1,500 to 2,000 The newspaper blamed the request of U.S. Secretary of military advisers. In addition, charges about the stationing of State Cyrus Vance to discuss there are an estimated 6,000 to 3,000 Soviet troops In Cuba on the Soviet troops. Vance said he 8,000 Soviet technicians and American propaganda media, wanted to "make sure that the advisers in Cuba. QUINCY, Fla. (UP!) - A legal services attorney is going to court to try to regain theinoded home anelderly black couple lost for failure to pay $3.05 In taxes "I'm going to bring some kind of court action, but It will be difficult because a tax deed is almost Inviolate," Milton Wright of the North Florida Legal Services office said Monday. The Kenons face eviction by the new owner, Callahan real estate broker John G. Barrow, who took advantage of a date law that lets an individual buy another person's 5*O5S'ty froufl the cam" tszeatu.itorU the tms Mnet •••. paid after a iwo-year çrnee pitied. . • ' ___ 1,000 Out s WL p MOSCOW (UP!) - The Soviet Union today denied as "totally groundless" U.S. reports the Kremlin has sent a combat brigade to Cuba and said the number of its forces on the island Is the same as during the days of the Cuban missile crisis. In a rare front-page editorial, the Communist Party newspa- - Trucking Plan Opposed hr. Fumes Force _____ No Combat Brigade In Cuba: Soviets ___ b - ____ - Ruling OnPsychologlsts? Florida StaMs 1,7.245 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED that Gloria P. BrOMW hF Sal NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, 111101111114M the holder of the followi ng that Gloria F. Irenner ITF sot WtlfkltI$ MS filed said CP' IN the holder of the followlni Iftess for è to deed to be Issued certificates has flied said car ffiuin. The certificate numbói tificats for a to to be issued and years of Issuance, ti thereon. The Certificate numbers dS IPtile Of the P1 "a and the and 'years of issuance, the riamas In which It was assessed We Glenn Turner has been sued by a Miami bank for his alleged failure to meet $140,000 In mortgage payments on property in south Seminole County. The First State Bank of Miami filed suit In Seminole Circuit Court, claiming Turner, nationally known entrepreneur, owes $140,000 In mortgage payments and close to $12,000 In Interest on land adjacent to Turner's Bear Gully Like Castle. The principal on the mortgage was due July 30 and the Interest due Feb. 28, according to the suit. The suit asks Turner to pay the mortgage and interest or have the property sold. GUY RETRIAL DENIED Archie B. Gray, 45, who told willing esters he had developed a revolutionary magnet-powered enirY device, has been denied a new trial on charges of fraudulent dock sales. Gray, whose address is listed U P.O. Box 118, ?Jtamoie Springs,, was convicted by jury July fraudulent sale of securities, sale of unregistered securities and iii. of securities by an unregistered ',J,'nan. He appealed the convktlon, but Circuit Judge Thomas Waddell, denied a motion for a new triaL A number of Investors said they bo* dock from Gray believing he had crested an enirgy..ftldssg e'lgtz4. However, Investors said they did not actualli a working model of aueged invention. 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PubliSh Saps. la, 11,112. 197 VOTING • SEMINOLI MEMORIAL - Legal Notice 20 Hours Of Freedom End - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sperm density appears to be declining in American men and a Florida State University chemist suggested today toxic substances In the environment may be to blame. Dr. Ralph Dougherty emphasized the sperm data are not conclusive and his research findings, apparently the first of their kind, are preliminary and require further study. "I believe the data provide a presumption that we ought to look into the problem," he said In remarks prepared for a news conference preceding this report to a national meeting of the American Chemical Society."We ought to Investigate the causes of the apparent decline." "H. can't bo thinking straight" 36, wielding an ax rushed up from behind him and decapitated the deacon. - Sperm Density Declining? The 24-year-old Harvard dropout and ion of the late Robert F. Kennedy was brought to the compound by his uncle Stephen Smith a day after the Incident in the Shelton Hotel In Harlem, the New York Daily News reported. Police said Kennedy told them he had been last time I saw him he was robbed of $30 in the hotel. really out of sight." Police In New York and The hotel is known as a Hyannis Port said the Kennedy narcotics hangout. family had not contacted them Following the hotel incident for help In locating Kennedy. there were reports that young Kennedy had a hard drng, problem. The News quoted a family sourte as saying the family "had been watching N0TICSOP BID IxripUIowpR over David very carefully and NIGH SCHOOL SEE, SEMINOLE he was taking medication to COUNTY, FLORIDA 0 NEW YORK (UP!)- A man who apparently believed the deacon of a Brooklyn church had seduced his former wife decapitated the deacon with an ax Sunday In full view of horrified parlaloners, police say. Police said Deacon Robert Williams was killed while en route to Sunday school services at the Light House Church of Love and Peace. Police said a man, later Identified as Woodrow Webb, - HOLLYWOOD, Fla, (UP!) - Florida Highway Patrol troopers considered dosing an Interstate 00 exit ramp Monday afternoon just before rush hour because of an accident Involving a car carrying radioactive isotopes. Officials from the Hollywood Memorial Hospital, which was to receive the delivery of gallium 67 citrate for use in diagnosing illnesses, examined the glass containers and said they had not been damaged. Glordua Weston, 32, the driver of the station wagon carrying the containers, sustained knee and back injuries She was taken to Hollywood Memorial for treatment. . Deacon Is Decapitated - - Accident Involves Isotopes Kennedy Kin ANNAPOLIS (UP!) The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled 13 midshipmen, including two who would have been seniors this year, for violating the school's rigid drug restrictions. The 13 men separated from the academy Monday were the first to be expelled since an investigation Into the alleged sale and use of marijuana and the barbiturate, Quaalude, began at the school last spring. Four other middies, including one senior from last year whose graduation and commission as an officer were held up, were awaiting the outcome of administrative hearings into their cases. Annexed a portion of Palmetto Avenue to Park area will be ready the end of Avenue on the lake side of the October. He said one-way glass property lying north of and street. Mrs. Bill Gielow, will allow patrons to watch the abutting Airport Boulevard and - 'Gambling With Life' Naval Academy Expells 13 Million Budget president of the Woman's Club, games through the dugout area. between Knudsen Drive the Rinker also asked the corn- Seaboard Coast Line right-ofof $7.08 per $1,000 assessed the owner of a house assessed be real smart and stop spending told commissioners parking on for tax purposes at $30,000 will when you run out of money," the lake side of the street is missioners to post road signs way. valuation is now law. Granted the request of the The city commission Monday pay a tax bill to the city of Foggin said. cutting off the view of the showing the direction to the Hidden Lake subdivision night after the third in a series $212.40, rather than $207, an In other business, the corn- beautification of the lakefront, stadium. -Granted 90 day extensions property owners to install a of public hearings unanimously Increase of $5.40. mission. as well as the view of the Foggin told the cornto 16 property owners whose street light near the dead end of approved the ordinances setApproved the request of marina and the dock. rnlssioners by raising property the Woman's Club of Sanford to ting the budget and tax rate. Instructed City Manager property Is on the condemned Loch Low Lane. A representative of the Only one opponent to the tax taxes they aren't doing their erect no-parking signs along Warren Knowles to determine list to permit additional time homeowners of Hidden Lake rate, Forest Foggin of French part to stop "the monster of Seminole Boulevard from whether under city zoning law for repairs. Accepted the bid of $1,000 said the street deadends into a Wes Rinker, who is manager of the Florida Baseball School and from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. lake and presents a hazard to leases the Sanford Memorial Barnes of Grove Avenue for the motorists in the subdivision since that area is so dark. It is Stadium, can operate a city's surplus police boat. Adopted by ordinance a more than 400 feet from a street restaurant with a beer and wine series of building, mechanical, light, the representative said. license at the stadium. Approved a plan to grant Rinker told commissioners plumbing, housing and gas the resaurant being built 1111- codes recommended by the employees sick leave payments mediately behind the first base Southern Standard Building while they are drawing worker's compensation. dugout under the grandstand Code congress. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - A 6-foot-long Asian hooded cobra that escaped from his owner's mobile home remained at large today despite and Intensive search of the trailer park near the University of Florida. Valley View trailer park residents met Monday night to discuss the problem with the snake's owner, zoology student Ray Bienert of Vero Beach. William E. Haast, operator of the Miami Serpentariwn and an expert on cobras, said the snake's venom could kill a husky adult in 30 minutes. "The smaller the person, the quicker the symptoms would set. With a child, It would be ever so much quicker," he told UP! in a telephone interview. - A $7.8 Avenue, for the third time Inflation." By DONNA ESTES opposed the increase of 18 cents "Anyone can ask for more Herald Staff Writer The city of Sanford's 1979-1980 per $1,000 assessed valuation, money. It takes a real manager The new tax rate means that to do what has to be done to $7.8 million budget and tax rate ... - Haig Becomes 12th Potential Sanford Adopts .&Ji1 AAA &3 7 b 7 R I IN BRIEF - IN BRIEF EveningHerald, Sanford,Fl.Tuesday, Sept.11, . 4 - �Evening Herald Hurricane David turned out to be forgettable experience for native Floridians, not Just us Yankees whose homelands are plagued t' churning tornadoes. Floridians hadn't had to take serious precautions for almost two decades since Hurricane Donna whirled a rampage northward up the middle of the Sunshine State. As Hurricane David's 100 mile-per-hour wind gusts neared Miami, residents in Seminole County heackdfor the grocery stores to stock upon canned goods. The lines at one local grocery store In Sanford were longer than usual with carts filled with loaves of bread, and nonpe*ishableg Outside, the sky had blackened and wind gusts blew palm fronds Into the streets and parking lots, As I pushed my cart up and down the aisles, I saw Around (USPS 111.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1979-4A 9 - __AMIA6__ ___ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I____ J ____ Home Delivery; Week, 99 cents; Month $3.99; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4,; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The Clock United States By SHARON CARRASCO ANGLE-VIAL TERS Siding woth China - Vice President Walter Mondale came startlingly close to voicing a US. commitment to protect China militarily during his visit to Peking, and then hastened to say that was not what he meant. First, he told the Chinese in a televised speech that the United States Is committed to "Joining with you to advance our parallel strategic Interests" and "any nation that seeks to weaken or isolate you in world affairs assumes a stance counter to American interests." When these remarks were taken by Americans and others as going pretty far, Mr. Mondale had to do some explaining. "We do not have and do not anticipate a military relationship," he said in a later statement. He further emphasized that "Sino American friendship is not directed against anyone" - meaning, of course, the Soviet Union. It is all to the good that Mr. Mondale has put America's current China policy into focus. The essence of his statements is that a special intimacy has been achieved with China, but the United States is not officially taking China's side in the cold war between the Chinese Communists and the Soviets, nor has the United States any intention of allying itself militarily with China against Moscow. Yet it is obvious that we are moving closer to China than to the Soviet Union. Witness Mr. Mondale's visit. The vice president committed the Carter administration to a Sino-American trade agreement which would extend most-favorednation treatment to goods from China, and said the administration is prepared to grant China up to $2 billion in Export-Import Bank credits over the next five years to finance the purchase of U.S. goods. The Soviet Union has neither the privilege of most-favored-nation status nor EiIm Bank credits. Nor has the Soviet Union been placed in the category of a "friendly nation," a classification Just ruled applicable to China by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and communicated to Peking by Mr. Mondale. The later designation qualifies China for U.S technical assistance in such areas as the hdvtht&ot ussed in Páth. As for the military question, the U.S. position has been that Soviet aggression against China would be regarded as an extreme provocation toward the United States. Military measures are implied as a counter-move, but this is not stated, and Mr. Mondale has been careful to leave it that way. Thus, while the United States is not being exactly evenhanded toward China and Russia, at the same time it can legally maintain it Is basically neutral and not playing one nation off against the other. This situation is about as satisfactory as it could be in a fractious world not conducive to categorical foreign policy positions. Not being formally committed to either side in the Soviet-Chinese dispute leaves the United States with freedàm of action. In fact, it leaves the door open for relationships with the Russians as fruitful as those now developing with China. Americans would be inclined to pursue such relationships if the Russians acted, as the Chinese have, to Justify them. is . m at to am mo os mmmo Mem us ne at a unisa m =10 Some Good News From Washington On The Road To L h as a? NATIONALII I I I II assail I . A11OIJ Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters mast be signed, with a mailing address and, It possible, a telephone number so the Idestlty. of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. * — — S7ER aatV — SCIENCE WORLD _ pace Shuttle.* Timetable S ___ , — - • — - -. = . . a -, — — • . - JACK ANDERSON ' ___ i . :'' •. S . 00 - .. . .. - . . . . . S 'S - r 4• - .,.,,r, '.s ;,-.- ~?,. ' A'X 'X ,~_- - .• .11 - — - - - . .5. - __ ! . , - ' I - .. • . :. S L -_-. ----- .-.--_ — ., . - -* I 5- ____ -' the Detroit Tigers. He walked. It was his only appearance in bombed in his first appearance in the minors, the big leagues. Veeck, now the owner of the Chicago White Sox, is a premier When Charles 0. Finley, the man who brought white shoes to ignored team. And her appearance Monday drew a large Miss Meyers stands 5-foot-9 making different ones ride the mule onto the field before games. fine." I wasn't exceptionally nerv — a midget in comparison to media contingent to the other- ous — only nervous like any the NBA's gargantuans. She has said she feels there is only a slight chance she will make the wise closed practice. athlete who is trying to make a team," she said. "The guys are much quicker than I am. I'll Just have to play my game and see how it goes." Hypes abound in all sports. This Is not to say, however, cut. But her signing drew huge Coach Bobby Leonard said Ann did a heck of a job." "She was under a tremendous I In Slowing Oriole Drive Parade I B) By United Press International games ahead of second place beat us," Carl Yastrzemskl, needing turned Milwaukee and 13' ahead of Baltimore mayLeague have East Boston in the Al. East, but only one hit to reach the coveted American the 3,000-hit club, failed to get the was vindicated. pennant race into a real joke, Stanley ball out of the Infield in four atpsyched me up by "Martinez k..G .,I..hn.. flnh t,)n1pu nF this saying that we had only two DaLS. MILTON RRHMAN McEnroe Outcome Evident Boston Red NEW YORK (UPI) — One of my fondest recollections In this bmslness of covering sports has to do with one particular fellow, who upon finally being persuaded to come out and see his very first baseball game, walked out during the seventh Inning of Don Larsen's perfect World Series performance. "Why not?" he said later to those who wanted to know how he ould possibly do such a thing. "There was nothing going on." c Something on the same order happened Sunday evening at the National Tennis Center where curly-haired John McEnroe, the - '. - uninhibited, unsophisticated 20-year-old wunderkind from Douglaston, N.Y., was demolishing his buddy and neighbor, Vitas Gerulaltis, and becoming the youngest player in 31 years to win the U.S. Open tennis championship. — .5,.S - . .- ,- _____ - ., McEnroe wasn't exactly pitching a perfect game — he whipped put Gerulaitis, 7-5, 6.3, 6.3 but leading the third set, 3-0, and With Gerulaltas showing none of the bounce that enabled him to 4 " .;?: -kO 1.j overtake Roscoe Tanner in the semifinals after dropping the first :.two sets — the eventual outcome was perfectly obvious to pracUçally all of the 18,288 on hand. And suddenly many of them began . ~I %. . I — — Red Sox nipped the Orioles, 3-2. excellent and he didn't make homer by Roy Smalley and a The loss still left the Orioles 12 any mistakes. The hit and run . ___________________________________ _.. k . .: , . ,1 em right if it went five sets. Maybe they wanted to beat the rush." .V. the fact he had become the youngest U.S. Open winner since Pancho Gonzalez won the title In 1948, McEnroe rejected the iggestlon he might be the best tennis player in the world right gaw. -"I think Bjorn (Borg) is," he said In response to a question, p,axnlng the currently internationally No. 1 ranked Swede, who beaten by Tanner In tIle quarter-finals. "I think I'm either day 1$$Un$ bt.r and today Iwu better $O.2or3, but gin yesterday." Someosn among the pan bled media offered that his ternienwnent had Improved percent lately, too, and wondered If ____ 9 he was making a conscious effort In that dIrection. ,,'I've answered that question every day I was here, so I'm not going to do It again," McEnroe said. . "How are you going to celebrate your victory tonight?" was il another question directed at him by a female writer. 11 .,.,"None of your business," he said to her, laughing. -; Later, when McEnroe's doubles partner, Peter Fleming, who " also was In the interview area, hit him with the same question, icEnroe gave him the same answer. Along with It, he also gave .'fa him the finger. As for his emotional reaction to his victory, the sometimes puckish McEnroe thought a moment when asked whether this was he bed feeling he had ever experienced In his life. - ,.."ft'sthebestfeellng.. abouttennis.. I've ever had," he said, if 151 w1y, deliberately, drawing a big laugh. "It's not my best _____ I __ - - __ .-. -- . .'.L - 11 .. • PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — If Tom Pridemore ret urned his "They walloped our butts," you tuned into Monday night's interception 20 yards to the Vermeil said. "They had the big football game expecting Atlan- Philadelphia 17, and Bartkow- defensive plays. I thought we ta's Steve Bartkowsk.i to go Into ski and Francis connected for were prepar ed to play against " the wInning touchdown three them and beat them but we •• 2 -:-. you were better oft changing plays later. weren't." % the channel. ___ Bartkowskl, who passed for a Falcons' team record 312 yards 11 1110 • "' the week before, managed Just 123 yards against the Phila' 'p ,b ' ',' % 114 '" " delphia Eagles, but 13 of them 11 I ' ''I' " came on a' touchdown pass to ', % Wallace Francis with 11:29 to '%" % play that gave Atlan ta a 14-10 - -- - -. - - No Mad Bomber Antics This Time; It's 14s,10 14- ______ A .' t ______ , Despite -S • -, -. ', . - - '. - * 5. - ,' -. - - ' victory. ".,, 'We came into the game Herald Photo by Torn viici,w looking to run a lot, not throw," ,',i, HOW SWEET . . 0er'J1 feeling." ' . John McEnroe doesn't let himself get carried away easily. In that respect, he's a great deal like 16-year-old Tracy Austin, who . 6,casne the youngest competitor ever to win the women's title by ,k solo blast by Ron Jackson. . "I didn't notice and I didn't care," said McEnroe, shrugging off those who made the premature departure. "It would've served -' - - ,f.• • , • , j' - pitchers. It got me upset; who's Elsewhere in the AL, Seattle laugh Tuesday night. he to say that? I think he's a topped Texas, 5-2, and Kansas Dennis Martinez, one of the great pitcher. I wish he'd show City nipped Minnesota, 6-5, in 14 mainstays of the Orioles' pit- me the sail) respect," Stanley innings, before losing, 5-2. ching staff, was quoted as said. There were no games in the saying the Red Sox had only two National League. "He was pretty pumped up pitchers on their staff with any Mariners 5, Rangers 2: ability — Dennis Eckersley and about what Martinez said," Willie Horton and Leon Mike Torrez. So, Stanley, a added Red Sox' Manager Don Roberts hit solo homer in the member of the Al, All-Star Zimmer. "lie's 15-9, Martinez is fifth to spark the Mariners. squad, felt slighted by the 15-13. And he was 15-2 last year. Royals 6-2, Twins 55: remark and personally saw to it He pitched a good game." a one-out Hal McRae Orioles' Manager, Earl homer in the belted 14th off Mike the Orioles' seven-game winWeaver, agreed. ning streak was snapped. Marshall to give the Royals the He combined with Dick "He pitched a helluva game opener. Minnesota came back he had to. His selection was to win the nightcap on a tworun Drago on a four-hitter as the featIng defending champion Chris Eyed Uoyd 6-4, 6-3. [4k. AedIn, McEnroe is maturing more and more every day, md along with that, he clearly is developing Increased court - U SC Still rsss~ You hear a whole lot about how John McEnroe isa fresh, snooty Lake Howell High School senior offensive guard Jim said Bartkowski, who completed 10-of-16 passes. "If you have Cosner takes a sip of water from his helmet during a a good back, you've got to ride break In the hawks' practice. Lake Howell got off to with him. You can't Just pass all a sound start on the grid season Friday night with a the time. U you're successful 26-0 victory over Bishop Moore. The Hawks travel to with the running game, that Daytona Beach Friday night for an 8 p.m. encounter opens up the passing." "We knew it would be a lowagainst Spruce Creek at Daytona Memorial scoring game," concurred FalStadium. cons' Coach man Bennett. "We came In f iguring on a running game and (rookie Will iam) Andrews did the job u for us." N mber 0 k'id who gives Indication of growing Into another Naitase with his Andrews, a third-round draft NEW YORK (UPI) — South' during Southern Cal's first' Idle Penn State received 332 tenmperamemdaloutbursts. But the fact Is he's ayoung fellow with choice, ran for 121 yards in 24 ôod breeding who domdhnes lets his Intense cornpetiveneu and em California may have lost scoring drive and his status for points for sixth place and No.7 All-America tailback Charles this week's game' against Purdue picked up the final first- carries. He lugged the ball six 6e.Ire get away from him. times for 37 yards to c.'peopl. don't understand that when Ido some ofthe things Ido, White for a while, but the Oregon State Is uncertain, but Place vote and 2fl points after a straight Atlanta's up first score, a 14 1'm only getting angry at myself," he said. "Who am I hurting? Trojans haven't lost their grip fullback Marcus Allen stepped 41-26 romp over Wisconsin. 3 sneak byBartkowski, l'm only hurting mysell, and ldon't intend tOdo ft. I want tobe on the nation's No. 1 college into rush for l00 yards against HeismanTrophy hopeful Mark yard Later, as the Falcons hung on Herrmann threw four TD Red Raiders. the playir, not as a court character, football spot. remembered as a good tennis a four-point lead, when they i.z to There was little change passes and completed Naturally, If somebody says something to me, It gets a reaction The national champion took over the bail on their own Boil jans, who defeated Texas Tech, overall from the preseason for 1 yards for the Bollerfrom me. Don't forget, I'm young yet." 25 with 8:19 remaining, An. 21.7, Saturday night in their ratings And then he gives you that wholesome boyish laugh of his. which picked the drews netted Nebraska, Idle over the six carries In 37 a more yards on During most st Sunday's match, the crowd was with Gerulaltis. season opener, received 24 'rrojans to defend their national drive that didn't Mite of that, one of the questions McEnroe was asked was flrstplace votes and 551 overall title but Alabama and Weekend, Is rated eighth with any points, but chewed up tnther it was gratifying to him that the crowd finally switched to points from the 38 co Oklahoma swapped positions 276 points and No, 9 Houston nearly seven minutes. rallied for 17 points in ft final participating In UPI's first after the Crimson Tile's tan, which it never actually did, "We took him (in the draft) er to beat UCLA, weekly ratings. ry quart his questioner, en champ at loo d ke !ThS 115W U.S. Op pressive opening-game victo as a Mocker and not as a runWhite bruised his shoulder over Georgia Tech. Alabama is behind Deirick Brown, who "1 don't know what match you were watching," he laughed. nor," Bennett said. "We're for now No. 2, followed by for one score, passed time Cougars' surprised. He's made our set up Oklahoma, Texas and Miand he's a namer ird ID with a 67-yard rim. bsl1 _ chlg5n, which moved Into the th__ pol s,three No. 5 spot with a crushing HoedOflpn lOtlPfMid 0 ; Mk igan The Eagles, seeking revenge victory over Northwestern. for a 14.13 loss to the Falcons in Piem State Is sixth, followed State a 33-15 wInner over lopsided underdog, especially forest feeling, but jint as 'PROVO, Utah ' (UPI) Illinois. last year's NFC wlldcard H.od by 4gh.n Yàung Umversity's six. Wilson had undergone an good." playoff game, scored first on e and Michigan State to compl et tV.11 Edwardu has spent emergency appendectomy in Tony Frwklin's 35-yard field "We I.* like we could NEW YORK (UPI) the top 10. Ism years polishing his Augint and had only been U n I • d Press Intornetlonap goal. Bartkowski's touchdown that game. In fact, we always 1gi Alabama picked mc nine first- Board of Coacties' toe $ in the second quarter capped a ',gqu,, kiting his working out plan to win every game. But ft's place votes said 50 points t smdet-' develop Winning In- mates for ma weá. 76-yard, 14-play drive but net the most Important thing. I move ahead of time iii. Sooners, records In parenitwees (Pint PIilIad,4phla came back with diets in the BYU players "We dido't Siged Marc to also believe football should be be cfIdence Edwards play time whole game en of' fun—agame.Theomdgrowthof who received three No.1 voles wsek): an lSyard march finished off liii CIiflhlOfl we his players to build In fuiss," Edwè sell. "We football should be good, positive and 4111111 '" when quarterback Ron Jawor, So. Calif. (34) (14) 531 Tide was buoyed by the return I. ái scrum in from ti'e 2. Alibame c, i knew hlssldswasdlllhurtbii. -valuesthitwlllbenefitaphayer of quarterback Steadman s. Okoma (3) (Si) as three. but he never 0=0411111118i He for the remainder of his life." Marc Wilson told the pila,4 on his first five ping SheilY, injured hit year, who 4. Texas (1) (04) S. (14) 315 But the Eagles comdkm't build ___ he knew how to 81#0308. Following the victory, the completed of41 passes and 4.Pennit.(04) am their 10.7 halftime lead , by TSSN AWL quarter, we boo ms, the coac and players gay, the ra*ifor7lyarde. "SheslY looked P"• () (14) s's despite two third-quarter bill to sophomore lim like his old iii!," crowed S. Nebraska (04) 11asà prod kla point, bail and he rn threats. They drov, to the st to s 't mm ____ (14) bicker Deny FraMer.. Vraslsr Alabama Coach Bear Bryant. 10."NO" pjj'g insipid orevirelon come ad," i1a seven whcnCoich Dick MJchlgsn $5. (14) * 1147 sped win Idle Texas, with one first- 11.. N*e Dame (H) s'lfeied a broken neck midway tve in Vermeil decided to gamble on 'Iflu. And (ha Edwards — BYU's win" -through the moe, but lbs place vote and 421 points, 12. Missouri (14) in fourth-and-one, and leroy a WasIdSsn (14) 134 thge cash eve with $1095 IWVs Iduardu cracked vertebra 414 not r,d touith and MichIgan w mmd Hrris was doppsd for nogain. 11. (04) said the vietary paralyze un. However Frazier Is railed fifth With * POIntS is. PNtunti *5.1 Cw'i of time Wish 1 record (Si) a On their nest peu'vm'. the g7p "was the mod petifylug 11W will miss the red of the 1179 adler a 40-7 troaclng of Nor' 1'. OS. $. (14) first of M1u4. 27 0 (04) 15 Eagles moved 10th, is bed Anus Me, *1•11, in sinu ii and may never play tIswesrn, which did am '10. kbnsei bi'Jaworshi'spssfromthvs Pierlde W. (14) 1c (hi suar 1194 le the .Wadii B. r-dliwaswry to midfield until the, fourth w c 15. (14) 1' Was piched off by cornerback $• '"y° tu., 15 Rellaiui Lawn. 'epsair r both hems as a Conference tillS. * M a 0 repair thinjia SAVE nt__ rIgham Coach Honored' UE1 ' ui ECIuUI_IN - - ____ _____ ___ ___ ICINPUIS Ti elA$.PtV TS - (Q -'-S - ___ $11 US FOR YOUR tINUST WORK ____ *CIflY I t1 W If _____ - . ____ MM an -- ad ItS'S Nd owl McRCBERTS TIRES , __ ___ - $ NEW NOU*$,p,, PAI, so. a. PH. W401 451 W. FIRST ST. 1*IIPOID - ___ ____ _____ . - - - --- the first woman to sign a contract with a National Basketball Association team. Monday, she held her first workout with the Indiana time for an otherwise widely the future of women in the NBA. ,—n WAWIGTON — bas fadaral grad jMIrs "111104101111. . this Semi Spencer Lie tO the JVII1 u" ft of the letters. We later .ssm..I the fact that the waded to w'"'— Pri,14i$ Cater to sighs Yet Lee never bolbeid to rutem the $11,195 c'"ti. Thus the man who lid ciaL : ~ .i In t m.wying edvae. Aatheaticut,d taIep1m recorda aw W*Msot inen 1,t iCe to d*ad the IforiW "elehi that 1my Hth;&, 1 scheme. For the ku to the mydery, m show that he was AM in teush with Vise. a year 0A goveremad and ebetnid Joan wead up ogin I_ latenilve ist to ruuave ft abewbats, MW lies later. Lee ino re—*',d in =did wo t, with a pr'#W to he hiatt tnj asrislay, Gaofy R.blia In the While Ikuse. Wstiw of the lumcobuythg p1st, H. L federal jidii. tJAtl mmdv threat she Ivs ers of The grad jMIrstemdllefera -w4, Besting, who bee now been Therm have been ether _c—is1Iii worth 1ctid of to which CaW pre I. the Job"Degaibet. rackstsslng and fraud in anther case, noting: &M Bid this merely t'ieed the mystery. Is a — At $ j$ fl Hardli, miauwhlle, IiJi,...ed the pr 'M 11 6 J, .Mibsvecssetdthi myMV — lVesShodoffersd'aIerpesumuo1msnsy' dilomeciMa hismell totally from the Vesco — 1WID $ MIII of piper trasasdloes, IWIS HISS S CMI. pri!s 0' to eee to the While Hoe.. At first, a 'scaideL 1k laId rapesters thM he beew ab. ViUcSWaarrisablecellÜp,innstocktoth, phoatueus athdsd with a adler While elhue --"u' "shPed Carter bed "no .,l*b adhing shad the schem. and that FRI øbUUOS pudere. They wound up wI Hiss vurins rsouiiciu.s" of Har'a report. aged. 1ege'ty Hssuerce, ansi quIaitd him sheet Vads.Peds cai lmschheeheeaat-"-'-ti: Spomer lie ma e. thedl'smaetedpi Ths turned ad Who adri; he 11. $iMIai at thS in. rkh lv, a dese ik of s 1kw Pe'1 illlUIlsadCithuip MbeUgwgh: the --A.Wbft. Wedbytheflhafowwss, Hls. aeespthg a Hi '- lb prr".l's M$ermy ad adiber, thaiitofadthati -fIp tbSPSPIIflbeI(tlIsMa&bsl,4eruLtá $$,*papivadtoasikJeiden's a. -l'ri in ibdyI.(esgil, the $ad he M',l to Qiariu. w.rs "e4 .vwtsd to Guiva ik the C of 'er' RikertlUes. as Julice Deper .ho ceadwoed -:.' ma . Vise." i he was id ud shed of Vieii - ship of the M.rk'i LeelwtoVieeñedsisinCais Ics,sbers "hesy ii.uy" of as ind4aat . 'I' the ems. B. bed to heckduwo adler ellis a ,Trr Mar uI My,dcowss,to none shiuu t holed . I with in 'aiesing the aeney tlj N—is N—,lmMede1utNu.u,lsnhehsed repsit totheJedbeDspsi,nt fisse. pslsr. ii J, 13,1917. lid he em. oIqi.uthp lack of the1_ 7_1 uaia WINNOW persthm.ti'ijrthe il Yet beth t, ad *. uedsd to adli.. a1t.j he hod xons&' of '.I ..Li., has va a veils of ----y. helewbe W ths It pripVIofasV1ICSpbl. asethe1thsrofe v lnpupela-u 1 up pusofogJerinthes. '1ntastikIaadeto krpM rpv"wbs low ai & :,. ' I - 9ie am'to.. byr.r-t.b,lss'SW gear j ints *a Vise o.. MInd, las las. lb asl 1i 11111111111111 -.-401Fb - 95, l91, urged to ITT1U. hm 1I ,_a, Ra :"flIssuet -it1mofAywbmho — dtwelenI, .1u.* wells " I' e rjpiv, in a .11shard ada. to 'S5 a to Ia to Jer Dhe, lead 1iur, She presIded ip' vedhn.AlwIululay,je, "O ___ 1p Douglass as a pitcher. Douglass Meyers are not serious about for a mascot. me mule's name was Charley 0. Finley enraged his players by . Ia? , SI1NWSI1AW a 1951 baseball game against Kansas City, he adopted a mule amount of pressure but handled it very well," he said. "She Wd — . 4, 'Myers, 24, last week became named Charlie 0. doses of printers' ink and air — Retros pe'c tive W h ite H OU $ eArn n es ...:. signing former Chicago pro football quarterback Bobby , _/ ~I . ~ ;,\ -~. — . ..': briefly from his faltering Sox by For those who — . :. Eddie Gaedel, the midget, was put up as a pinch-hitter by Bill Veeck'sSt. Louis Browns in ' .sn . chronicles of sports history along with a midget and a mule the lndlan'a Pacers or Miss baseball, had his Athletics in Stanley Has Last Laugh • BERRY'S WORLD • sports promoter. This season he succeeded in drawing attention Sports ByDONGRAFF Foramountain boy, he has come a long way. I cherish stereotyped preconceptions about Tibet's Dalai Lama is currently touring the I I government and politics, the unusual ji United States llkeany other foreign leader. Well, cuinstances under which vincent P. Barabba I I maybe not quite. recently arrived in Washington must surely be I With his shaved head and purple toga, he is disconcerting. I I certainly not your run of the crowd prune S Barabba, an expert in survey researcii,has I mlnisterorpresident. But he is more than exotic. spent much of his adult life conducting political Heisapollticalissueaswellasleader,andhas I u polls exclusively for Republicans, many of tl'aetn Ibeen since fleeing the Chinese occupiers of his I conservatives. homeland in 1995. • I He first came to Washington more than six For most of the period since, he has been • U years ago, as a political camping out with thousands of followers Just Republican administration of thenPresident in the bo as yan foothills. • Richard M. Nixon. 5 Which has been a real problem for Peking, Yet Vice President Walter F. Mondale, a because as far as most Tibetans are concerned, I certified liberal Democrat, earlier this year where the Dalai Lama is Is where Tibet really is. . personally beseeched C. Peter McColough, As long as they confront that loyalty, the new Barabba's boss at the time, to give Barabbs a I order the Chinese brought to Tibet remains a leave of absence so he could Join the Carter veneer. I I administration. To believe the Dalai Lama is thought of as a' McColough, board chairman of the Xerox "living god" is a misreading of the actual Corp., consented, and Barabbs now ?VS Tibettan conception. He Is a reincarnation the Democrats as director of the Census Bureau 14th since the 14th century of a saintly spirit the same politically sensitive pod he held with destined eventually to become a Buddha. distinction during a Republican athnlnlstratlon. Meanwhile, he Is being of immediate and I practical help to his people In this life the six That unusual odyssey provides the framework loss to at- - . — - 10 .. No Is — - . - - — e - - -• for a story that Is rare these days: Some good million, orsoTibetansthrougjioutthe world, less news from Washington. than two Million of whom are actually in Tibet. The son of an Italian immigrant laborer, As such, he is the head of the Yellow Hats, Barabba was born in Chicago 45 years ago. In Tibet's largest monastic order and therefore the 1909, he co-founded and became board chairman theocratic country's effective political as well as of Decision Making Information, Inc., a highly religious leader. respected survey research firm based in Santa The Dalai Lama may not be precisely a living Ma, Calif. spaceship was to be declared ready to caM out god, but he Is the lively protagonist of one of the By AL RO5$flER JR. The bed indicator of the company's political great political iramu of the times. This Is not UPI 8eieiee Eiter operatlond satellite launching missions. proclivities Is provided by the Identity of its most the first time that the Chinese have enforced a Th_original SChedUle the WASHINGTON (UPI) The acs mmci ivvt to TThat h$ jg 3p disji,!.'msH W. twousc Wd u the 1110. with erg and it.,* * orta1 ____ M_ Viol COMi71 lnO.g d thi titeri n14 I ii prWiew two 'v iMer. ____ to four flightito reduce delays and __ a conten____ der for the 1910 epiican operational missions had been scheduled for one of the few times they have rim Into such a hi subsequent operational missions. presüientiai nomination politically adept leader of such an other-worldly The effort to develop the big winged rocket people. In May 1973, Barabba was tapped by Nixon 10 The most recent timeta ble, presented last head the Census Bureau. During his tenure, transport has been plagued by numerous week to organizations that will use the ship, The 14th Dalai Lama either came into this Barabba emerged as a boss who not only was problems for the past few years and is now more eliminates the last two test fllØa and turns world with Innate political savvy as well as the than a year behind schedule. The problems are professionally respected them Into operational missions. Space officials MhhIt1Y spirit of his predecessors, or acquired so serious President Carter has asked for a sophisticated and personally p 4 g g out that additional test missions can be great deal of It in his Indian exile. In an administration not noted for Its sin- briefing next month, scheduled if the Initial flights encowster • He has for years Impressed visitors to his Getting the space shuttle ready for operational sitivity to minority groups, Barabba became Himalayan place of exile with his Intelligence ficullieL personally concerned about complaints that satellite launchings as soon as possible is PrThe latest tentative schedule, devised for and personality. He gave evidence of both bn. Hispanics and blacks had been badly un. ticularly Important because the Defense mediately upon arrival In New York, handling planning purposes, locks like this: Department is counting on the ship to C&TY UP dercounted In the W10 population census. Space shuttle 1—to be launched by June M. the pushy American press as deftly as any pro on To resolve that delicate problem, he "Y payloads in the early 1910s. Commercial Space shuttle 2— launched by November iwo. the PU& IppUaflCe circuit. established advisory commilless composed not satellite developers also are affected by delays. At the request of the U.S, government, he Is shuttle3_ by Fey 1951. The shuttle in the spactshipbUllttordurn only of members of those groups but also of making the visit in his capacity as a religloist Space shuttle 4—by May 1951. representatives of citizens of Asian and Pacific from orbit to an airport landing, for use over and Space shuttle S (the first operational mlion) lender rather than as a head of Mate, exiled O °" 'ø Island heritage. to launch a tracking and data rft satellAs otherwise. A fine point that is likely to make no The _ launch of the Columbia, the first of difference to audiences during his 40day U.& In September 1975, Barabba left the federal 1,ig goverment to become manner of market four rocket planes to be built, now Is scheduled Space shuttle 6 to launch three corn- tour, but his considerable signiAcance to the keepers of protocol In W&ngton and Peking. research for Xerox, After Carter's inauguration, for some time between the end of March and the muxdcatlons satellites Oct. , 1951. Manuel D. Plotkin, an 01ficial of Sears, Roebuck and of Jime next year — but some space agency Thiftm flights of the Columbia and the Whit is of even more 'lgp'1kance Is th & Co., was selected to head the Census Bureau. officials believe a delay Into next slunmer Is second space shuttle, the net-yet.cornplet.d thnIig, The Dalai Lam has long indicated an A* Plot was a highly competent likely. Qialleiger, are tentatively plumed for im. I b*.red In personally ptililLg the 'flbetaá Astronauts John W. Young and Robed L prefessivital, he rspnteily lacked the p'l Tin first mission of 1910, howe.,, Is to launch CMI in the United States. aut during the long and probsolond qusutie, AWGW7 to cow Crjpin will make the nigit, starting out from J, ad the years of hostility and mutual nonrecognitioi) a Galileo spac,rt to ,nmcat, ctively net only with (bugress ad C. Canaveral, Fla., and gliding to a landing at shuttle may net be reedy to - 1 between the United States end what was thit p *j Elvardu Air Force B..., Cold., 53 hours later. ot butlaunch repiirened& Mon p,.rMly rated carefully dsIgnated Mainland China The mi-ku, once out for laM March, was first subordinates Within his own agency. engj'is and a Ughier external fud took • W&thigten would have non. of 11. With the Cmiii Bureau beset by moral and Milled by troubles with the powerful newdesiWi needed to provide the merv required to send Now that U.&Oilnmss rip,iuI4manw4 ha management problems end the= population bydiegen.oxygm engines that will Power the the orbiter and M0006.v1c probe embindion rapidly progressed to something closely count rapidly approaching, the White Home Colb*o orbit. But more recently it has to Jupiter. rummft chommise., the DslaI Lms I been delayed by the h#1 en of vital In. bsgas a 11rande searej for a repljce'n,i, Thirteen space Miattle qvmjeeio,ij abe am uuddeumly welcome. Qeerly, his visit — rimeiafly AlthenghBubbsqulcklyensrgedu th.b.g iulatlon Well on the ship's ahinl'iiin *1mm. scheduled for 1111, using the CoIuiMi, the km his relibous capacity — Is no offense end qusW$ CWdi4I, his return posed Iwo major The adlitlorel twomnan shuttle test Ill' In (1'a3kgr and the third shuttl, to be bull, the bucks up reports Piking ii Interested In making Orbit were plumed before the 12)400t4014 problems. Discovery.. a dual that would permit his return to Tibet.. BY ROBERT WALTER& - Pacers, a team beset by losing records and little publicity. — . ' Pleas e Write INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) In .3ports Hi"story With Mi"d9et,, Mule Ann Meyers may go down in the I Tuesday Sept. 11, 1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. e Goes Down VIEWPOINT I SPORTS - I O WASHINGTON (NEA) 1• , • I I I Children and adwtb a1ik* were engaged in some sort of activity from Just talking to playing cards to engaging hi a game of tag. The radio stations spoke of the "cabin fever" Floridians must be feeling from seeking refuge from Hurricane David. They tried to assure, residents they wouldn't be conf ined to their homes or shelters much longer. Floridians don't know what cabin fever is until they've spent one winter In Chicagoland. Last yea r,. J. the Chicago area was blanketed with more than inches of the white stuff that confined us to our , homes for weeks. A typical day meant getting up an hour earlier to make sure your car started and then slip sliding to work. And that was It. It wasn't that we wanted to stay home and take turns staring at the tube or the four walls. We literally couldn't dig ourselves out. flula1 mleb on mwichles and goodies to help residents pass the time. A huge pile of various types of batteries for transitor radios greeted shoppers as they rounded the corner to go down the first aisle. This impulse buying reminded me of grocery just before the Christmas holidays. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, Hurricani' David cast its black shadow on Labor Day making it a somewhat less than f estive occasion. Later on In the evening, I had the opportunity to visit one of the four disaster shelters in Seminole County to get an idea of the conditions there. As I walked into a shelter at the Seminole High School library, a group of men stood Staring at Monday Night Football on a color television set no doubt normally used for educational purposes. Empty sacks that once held steaming burgers and fries loaded one of the tables near the wall Just above one motionless woman who lay sound asleep. I , - . - ..-._ . ----,.L,-- - -- -. a.. , '5S 4 I — __ — _ _________ - __ .... ...... ___._----.----V I I -. — T S - —1 --.— •___ ' rk4' IiU*1L'' _,,- — -L •.-r.r-s — -EArl- • -4. •'- --.S.lr.... "'-'' . - ----' —'--" ' - ' - - - --' '. ' 5- .i_&_11l-*_. - - - - -5-' - ___- S_b • • •? �Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, SW. 11, 1f Sr"EBOARD American Lisgus Mato League Baseball ci Lflcao, MU RicL ?NS 124430147 rn 129 473152.330 131494157 .310 Kemp, Dot Sodde, Sea W L PcI. ON MoHtor. Mu Lemon, Chi N 57 .399 RaNsoM Lieges let Plltáirgh Midriel 15;. Louis Si 33 .596 1 76 64 .343 S 73 67 .501 11 11 71 .300 14 55 53 .393 29 West W L Pct. sa $1 62 .344 51 63 .343 14 40 75 .476 13 63 Ii .430 15½ 61 $3 .124 X., 53 Si .357 25½ P*R. tail YOrk Hs'sIon - Pill 42: 44: WInIlild, SD 29; Lo95L LA 20: Stargell, PItt V. Thomas, American Lsegve Nil 10: L ynn and Rice, Boo 34; Chi 32. - &.os p...... ' Louis (Denny 7.10) plftsburgl (0. RobInson 76), isIS p.m. Ptilladslphla (EspInosa 12-li) New York (Falcons 5.12), 5:05 p.m. . ZP. - ,,. .Ii re" IL1 IVT Jul • W$IUSduys Semis -MlaMa it Ian Francisco 4QkiIS it Montreal, night not Jai Alai ORLANDOiEMINOLE Monday matinee First game 3h1egi.QuboIa 10.00 7.20 3.20 2Rica.Altu 7.50 3.00 lOgulza.Oyari 5.20 0(2.3)29.60, P(3.3 ) 36.60: 1(3.2. 7) 331.60. Secondame 3ZateUrguidl 16.00 6.60 3.20 IJose-Beitla 6.20 3.40 4CllonizOla 6.20 0(3-I) 49.00: P (3-I ) 293.10:1 (3-I4) 167.20. Thlrdgame Negu1AItu 16.00 6.20 1.00 lZateOla 620 5.00 American Liagee [Business Review FIlMAmerica. Lieges 3. gal, Bolt 21.7, John, NY 15-1t Koosman, Minn 15.12, Guidry, NY 16.7, Eckersley, Sos 15.10. Cessod Run Average ON THE GROW I - - - Amidcu Liagol - - - - - - - 71 73 An 9 1111 12 .47 IM 64 .41 19Vt 50 94 .U? X SIMAVAW, Be" and Clov Iii; Lapsz# DO 17. 61 . , AMwican SOT) '$sw York (11aM 114) at sn (ludur 5.1), 7:35 P.M. .isIIImeri (PSInIr $4) 1,* (Undsi..ii iii). Mkm.sula (isbn 104) at KinNS City (Cha mberlain ss P.M. IeWM (Branch g4) at Tess v . Cuf1p-1 ,UkIses '' MiLTIIWMjWI[IJ .. ' . , , . -...••.. COMPLETE LINE - •.; ... .,. : , , •' -. •• - P _____ I I 1:ii4W"` John Dwe 1 114141.113 New Ieen. 5 an '!° ,' 115 155.212 *$ens. 14. sulIuu mw SM5 smuais - st J 'M'(.. - Am b 0. 1 m__ It NUt:, 't I ho,,d,. a " low" Md i . 6.6 I ___ I . . 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"I got too Involved and was like the feeling that I am helping someone get through something that Is vet& afraid to hurt the patients even difficult." though It was often necessary," she explains. "I really admire usually work on an embalming funeral. They would select their important. If my husband died nurses. They work terribly hard and lifts are often used, own casket, burial plot and today, I don't know If I coulti ,- , I . . . E I I I Her main duties are em- funeral service, Including handle It." and make constant decisions, I ~ M Despite continually dealing but I didn't have the confidence balming and helping families minister, location, songs and at was needed." th with funeral arrangements. other Important features. with sadness, Mrs. Sibley 1t Despite discouraging words Included In the embalming is Everything would be set down quick to smil e. from her mother and a cousin in cosmetology; she explains that in writing. "You have to have a great the funeral profession, the coametics are used after a Clients would pay a deposit, sense of humor in this business Kentucky native dropped out of person Is embalmed to "create which would collect Interest because you are always dealing "Slavomle Dances" was one of the colorful ballets In Ballet Guild's repertoire college and enrolled In mor- a memory picture." with sad and upset people," she,. until their death. last season. Among the ballerinas performing the high-stepping spirited dance "People can do anything they tuary school. "I would like to sit everyone says. 'No one can be sad all th are, from left, Jolane Meinke, Kendall Murphy, Charnily Mann, Mary Anne "I really went cold turkey," want (In planning a f uneral )," down and tell them to do this," time. When you go home you Roberts and Laura Lynn Grace. she says. "I had only been to she stresses. "The director Is says Mrs. Sibley. "It Is very have to be able to forget it.' there only to guide them. We do two f unerals In my life." Most of the st udents had whatever Is needed for them to funeral homes in the family or get through the grieving had worked in them. But Mrs. process. . Sibley did have the advantage Mrs. Sibley is a firm believer How many little girls reach their ambitions of becoming "This will be the first time we have adjudicated the of her nursing background, in open-casket funerals. ballerinas? Mr. and Mrs. Damon 'Kookie" Hawkins, Jr. announce the birtir ,dancers and there will be a professional panel to "A person has,,to be able to of their first child, a daughter. Miranda Kay, who weighed In a$ which helped her earn high Around the Sanford-Seminole area, "quite a few," could the dancers." accept the death, she explains. 61b., 3oz., on Aug. 31 at Womack Army Hospital, Ft. Bragg, N.C' grades. be the answer. Any dancer, from age 11, who has two years of ballet "The open casket helps make Th only th school, e woman In e "Prestige" Is the word to describe Ballet Guild of Mrs. Hawkins Is the former Peggy Luke, daughter of Mr. art training Is eligible to audition. Each must be eath a reality." she encountered her share of d Sanford-Seminole. The unpaid dancers are special, Mrs. Frank Luke of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. registered In a certified dancing school.dancer male jealousy and continually dedicated people who relinquish many teen-age pleasures Dancers planning to audition must wear black leotards For the same reason, she Addle Hawkins and the late Major (Ret.) Damon Hawkins of felt put on the spot. to bring pleasure to others and pink lights with their hair In a'bun, and bring ballet suggests memorial services for Sanford. .11 But it wasn't Until she The guild dancers must maintain a high scholastic shoes (polide shoes are not necessary). those who are cremated. graduated Uias asic met real average and do not pay for training In the company. Dancers who are auditioning for the first time should "It Is a giving sort of job," prejudice. She could not find a says Mrs. Sibley. "I like Formed in 1961, Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (BGS) report to the Audio at 10 am. Auditions for all other the job. Most of the funeral homes feeling that I am helping Start Right Is entering its 12th year. Company dancers are selected dancers are scheduled at noon. ss in terest in th at expre ed an annually through auditions. There will be BGS representatives at the studio this me get through something SmokWatctierss now, and... her were "looking for cheap Aadlti"i for the-1975'IS year will be hold Saturday it psek to etimii qwsat' For Information, call IN-SlOG. labor," she %.s1m• 6f Dance AztZ Ills S. Thn Ave. I.1;. the homit*So, Is adèUun to UI sonuol conceit, Ballot Guild dancers MW waits umt the did not Conducting the auç(on for the first time will be the BGS perform free community services at public gatherings, choose her profession for the She worked at three funeral artistic rectors and choreographers, Valerie Weld and civic organizations nursing homes, public schools and the mes for nothing and was money. ho Miriam Wright. "Everyone thinks that guild travels to stimulate the dance arts In culturally finally hired as a maid at a "We are really looking forward to it," Mrs. Weld mid. deprived areas. f eral directors make so much un fourth with the agreement that money." _I__ __._I k_ 1..__ L_ says. "That Is not 9 any would be given the neii necessar ilshe y true. We work hard (' funeral-director and a lot of hours and you have She got her current job from to be On call 24 hours a day. You ____. the father of a mortuary-school have to love It to do It." classmate. He remembered her To ease both the emotional when he was trying to replace a and financial stress of funerals, woman funeral director who Mrs. Sibley is working with a had retired from his staff. group of funeral directors to Mrs. Sibley says that her sex create a st atewide precan actually be an advantage arrangement program. 'III %Nm WIêlUU JT DEAR ABBY: years their içbrthglng, and one being little girl deserves $0IIthIfl request female funeral Participants In the program ...,If you Join Smokwatcflers• now, and follow our pgol helped one of mytena*ds that they don't get something or she wants so desperately, she directors. Strength Is not would meet with a funeral pleasant program. Hosted by hospitals, leading (In $CIDStIdfl$ JIot because the does. theat the electric company by necessary because two people director to plan their own on coporations, and government agencies coast to outlet wired kid n door doss. We In't agree this, Abby. COast. This program has helped over 100,000 of themdarsoaiue could We want what's best for our Mr babud i smokers kick the habit during the past 8 years. electricity free. I did It ____ dugter daughter and will by yourSmok Watchers' shows you the way to quit Calmly to 0because I flt the electric and comfortably. You smoke as much as you want low her orcei.ft's dec11lcc. company had treated her onuntil you quit WITHOUT hypnosis, will power, scare MA. mom morourfrlsn tactics, electric shock, or climbing the walls. IrIybycitthIgoherssrvIce relatkss and na&ihbors.manv. 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Ifti,WtI)tJacksonville ADVERTISING Sanford Tire & Muffler Center I. located *14208. French Ave. wr-uduys Olmis NY - - -- - - - - .::., _____ wiffole CIII$Snis (Rysn 11.11) a, Houston CkK11. (Worihain 11.11), 5:30 ClnCInnitl " ____ - - 4;.1 1 1 0 .155 Cleveland 811 - Mono,, IISMI New EnSiend uLL.i (mi Wf IMI (Retina • p.m. (KIO4i 1.14) II $beSUkIe (listen 134), 5:30 Pittsburgh ' - -_ =w care for the teminally Ill. She also quest ioned her ability to Family opposition and sex discrimination failed to keep Betsy Sibley troLl) W 1. T Pct. 2 0 0 1.IN its • - out (AN ;1 'P' Pro Football .., II IdIlSIL FOND DU LAC, Wis. (NEA) Betsy Silbey Is very much alive. She is an attractive, vivacious, happy professional woman. But she works in a profession dominated by men and sadn ess. Mrs. Sibley Is a licensed funeral director and embalmer serving her apprentice at a local funeral chapel. Why would a young woman choose such a profession? As a nursing student, she became Interested In grief and dying - - Nl$-oal I.IIgos Sutter, Chi 3$, Yskulvi Pitt 20 Gerber All 2$: Sambito Hou It; LaviIie,5F17. 2iThxMU; lb li$i.$2$ I uvets,. s, Min` $ecsnd game I She Finds Fulfillment In Funeral Home 5 I • ByANITAJURIS Special To The Herald Is" N,Jenkins, a 64 JIM - doww 1)303.40. Tax 110, Koosman, Minn 13$. West W uww - ' 1UiPerrySD13 E' ! chicepe - Tuesday, Sept 11, 197P-1B • I 1 Richard, M Plot r44 Cartoon, Plill 114i Blylo" __ -Ton 7.10 0(2.1) 35.20, P(4-2) 75.90,1(4.21) 111.40. A 1,793: Handle $131,394. Monday night Flrstgame IPltaBeltia 16.10 5.60 7.00 3 Sirnon-Urguidl 5.00 5.50 lCuionIz.Doug 4.10 0(3-1) 14.01: P(I.3) 113.601 (5.3. ADVERTI5IN1 Sot 3.05: C.ldwsfl,MlI 3.2$. * so 40 .467 - Kin City SBiibaoMartnez I I . - HerAld Advertiser op Nillisl Liagos alt 5.10 Q(1.2)32.61:P(3.1) 111.I0:T(2.1. 4) $76.40. 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Ilivaiuthgaiiie iSabino.Zarre 4.20 21.20 5.10 10.20 0(2-4)21.50, PU-I) 77.40:1(34 Iiose-Arana 6Lecue-Yza 5.00 6.00 7) u.se. 2Slmo.itoza 3.20 Slzthgams 0(6-1)7S.21,P(14) 1II.20gT(S4 lSlmon.Oia 15.00 4.40 340 27.20. 1 Lecue-Elexpe 6.20 3.00 2) 227-2#Twelfth game 7 Rica-Lose 12.40 12.00 7.00 2.55 Q(1-4)34.II:P4.1) 1$6.IS:T(14. 2Arta.Zarre 1 Bilbao-Alta 7) 339.41. 5.00 3.15 lAfuria-Mindez SivenIlgame 2.4 0(1.2) 21.20 ) P(2.1) 157.10,1(2-1. 6 Echano-Coldo 5.50 7.00 3.00 3iate-Beltia 5.00 2.50 6)33340. A 2,243: Handle $139,125. IMsnolo.Pern 110 41$ Jr - (Montsfusce U! Fifth game iArta-Martlnez 16.60 3.60 5.00 4 Bllbao-MendiZ 9.40 3. 9.20 6AIurIa-Vegas Q(44)S9.S0;Ps.4 164.20:T($-44) 625.20. Slxtti same IJnseOyarl 332063.20 7.40 lSimon-Ola 12.20 13.20 1 Leque-Altu 4.50 Q(4-I)77.40:P(5-4)253.95;T(a-4. 1) 172.50. Seventh game 4Cloniz.Perez 16.0021.20 3.10 1 SabinoCoido 6.00 3Echano-Doug 4.00 0(1-4) 36.211 P (II) $4.00; T 14-3. 1) 222.60. Elghffigame 3 Mikel-Vegas 17.10 5.60 7.10 SManoloZarre 3.$0 3.10 1 Sabino-Martnez 4.0 Q(3-3)40.40:P(3.S)330.5l:T(3.5. 1) 415.50. Nlnffiams 11.10 5.10 3.40 LA 12: Tavaras, NY 3$; Scott, - uI_._,_ Q(2-4)31.21,P(4.2)$7.90,T(423)174.10; DD (3-41134.71. - - (Richard 15.12) at Pitchiag Victor ies CincInnati (leave 146). 5:05 Nlskso, s,a, Liag.e 15.9: R ousdel, Chi 17.: $an 04150 (Owchinko 4.10) at HOU Nlskro, All 17.1, Richard, Hou U4 Angiles (Plough 45), 10:30 15.12; Let, Mtl 15.10. PP. Houston en Francisco 1)" 10:35 p.m. H,,11:1115 Milwaukee Announced the signing of Arkansas guardforward Sidney Moncrief to a six-year contract. - .' Atlanta (McWilliams 1.2) Basketball By United Press International Monday Baseball St. Louis Took pitcher Buddy Schultz arid second baseman Mike Tyson off the disabled list and brought pit cher Kim Seaman up from Springleld, Ill. Phliadelphla - Purdsassd pitcher Dan Larson from Its Oklahoma City farm team In the American AssocIation. Recalled infielder California Rance MulilnIks and southpaw Singleton. Salt and Baylor, Cal - , ., College. Transactions ' ,t: - Schmidt. Runs Batted In Winfield, Natlenal League SO 102; Kingman, Chi 101: Schmidt, Phil 50 Hernandez, .,.. St.L 97: Garvey, LA 94. MouSy's Games Baylor, American Lsagw '(No games scheduled) Cal 125: RIce, Boo 111; Lynn, Tsday's Games 105; Sos 110: Thomas, Mu (All Timis EDT) Chicago (McGlotlwn 11.11 and Singleton. Bolt 104. at Montreal 11-I) Limp (Ichetieder, 9.4 and Palmer S. Natlesal Liagus Moreno L* M Ian Fran $ 040g. Mhiiuta New Orleans Signed 6-foot center Augusta Forest of Tougaloo - - Clod 124312142.316 132100135.310 Home lviii K ingman, Natlesal Leeges - 340 0 (34) 311. T (34.1) 333.30. Feurthgam. 4 Urizar.Oyarl 530 460 4.20 2 Rica-Arena 600 3.60 3Jos1Ola 3.20 Woman's Basketball PhIla at New Orleans Miami at Minnesota Tamp. Bay at Green Bay Kansas City at Houston Chicago at Dallas Pittsburgh at St. Louis Buffalo at San Diego Oakland at Seattle San Fran at Los Maclet Monday's Game NY Giants at Washington 141355 194.330 131 456 150.339 126436 143 335 IPita-Mende: Ralph Bolting from Sa il Lake City. Baltimore at Cleveland New England at C1nC1 , Pd. Lynn. 501 drill, KC OURSELVES . .• - . -.--- - -- -_--._.vp_ - --.- T' '- W - • - - -I • :- ' ' T-'•': $-.- �I Tussdsy,S.pt.ii,i Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ________________ ________________ ________________ IN t.,t CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FlerIdeStaMeI9i.246 9:30 STAiD (Season Premiers) A nice girl's Infatuation with Loule aPPells the Cabbies and leads to non-stop, macho braggingbyth.dlspatcher. 111MG (2) (I)SSS NEWS SAN? OP BEING HUMAN "The Wonder Of Form' N P.M. MAOANE JOIEWSwILD ThECROU.WtT5 MACNEIL / LEHNER REPORT 11:30 BEST OF CARSON a) 5 BARNABY JONES A foot. baU player is suspected of kill. 7:30 (4JMATcHGAME T)* NEWLYWED GAME pijj CAR0L BURNETT AND DICK CAVETI Guests: Furman BIShOP, Morris Siegel, Dick Young. (P11t20t3)(R) 't • 1 A q 4 0 CSS 1 ' : OOUGLAS MARYTYLIRMOORE MIRV GRIFFiN (I)THIIRADYIUNCH THI00000UPLE S MttlI_R ROGERS(R) &ii a) NEWS HOGAN'S HEROES 6:30 THE UTTLI RAICAIJ 6:41 Legal Notice ___________________________ 6:48 - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby gIven that we are engaged In business at 101 E. Altamont. Avenue, Suite 4, Altamonti Springs, Seminole Cnty FlorIda, under thi fidltløus . &M.WSATHER 6:58 a)TOOAYBIFLORIOA GOOOMOPLONOA ,.,NEIGHBOR s Kane 8. ShuCk. Certified PVSI ,,.. U'n. lire) ri Ariguslain, Kevin Hooks The story of comedian Freddie P.inze, whose life was cut short by his dependsncs on oo MORNING AMIRI. S SESAME STREET (N) drugs and his inability to cope with Hollywood, Isdramatlad. (Sea. 7)'$ son Premiere) Jack, disguised asChrlsaytoeludeaquestion.. log FBI agent, winds up In fti5 755 a)TODAYIN FLORIDA (I)EYIWITNESSDEAPNIWS 11,1919 00000MORNING FLORIDA DEM.139 NEWS ________________________ 7:30 TODAY (2) (4) FRIDAY MORNING S0000 MORNING AMIPI. dale. HOL000 'TEIION THEATER "Actor" Based on the life of Paul MunI, a young actor and his family emigrate from Eastern Europe t the (MINd wit.. mey work In the Yiddish thesters of .Clsvelsnd and Chicago. (4) FLORIDASTATUTE 197.246 NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Raymon J. & Mary H. 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Item No 19. 1 Cooler Fre.zer.Amerlcan Hodges.Chrom, plated wIre shelving. Itsm Plo. 20*. 1 Char Broiler Vulcan-3%" Is.. gasstandard finish Model M 1509 M5151. Item No. 1. 1 ConventIon Oven Vulcan-larger. Standard finlsh.gas 1U volt motor Model OT 5 Item 2. 1 Range with oven and 4 burners - with one Standard finish single deck she$f.Vulcan.Mod.I nut. - - 'Work Table 72 * 30, 1491. r....i_ . - - -. ______________________ - _______________________ ________________________ _______________________ ________________________ 8-HèIp Wanted Application being taken for waitresses 8. cooks. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on Lake Monroe. 6-Child ___________________ ___________________ Be a demonstrator, earn extra cash from Friendly Home Parties. Ciii 323S456 from 10 to 6. also booking parties. ________________________ Mother will do babysItting in my home anytime, infants 1. small chUdren. 323.5234. _______________________ COOKS fl-litructlor5 _______________________ Ceramicciasses Enroll now. Classes start Sept. 17. Make your own christmas guns, ptonern.117s. SumnersCeraunlcs _________________________ . Cook wat.ted-day shift, also needed day time waitress. Full part time. Apply in person Holiday Inn, III SR 16. CASHIERS AVON FIGHT INFLATION tell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 1.141 aoel or 64'.3079. Wanted DiskClerk. Appuyinperson Hotidayinniakefront 3234112 Fora career in Real Estate call StemperAgency,Wm.Stemper, 322.4sf 1. PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS 3227346. AUTOMOTIvEMAcHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th Pm. Exp. only I Wages Commensurate w abilityfringe benefits LPN. Full time 6. part time. Apply In person Lakevlew Nursing canter, l9 E. 2nd St. I1ijiNoticø THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IIGIITIENYM JUDICIAL COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI' COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: 79.1662CA.04• e IN RE: The MarrIage of: GEOROETTE LIJBINSKI, Wife Ø ONLY 2NDMORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS UP TO 530.000. Investments, bill consolidation, maior purchases, or any need, Call: 3221612 Blazer Financial Services -- FRANK STANLEY LUBINSKI, Husband. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: FRANKSTANLEYLUBINSKI 126 Weler HIll Road Louis County, Missouri YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution MarrIagehasbeenfiled against you, and that you are requIred to a copy of your Respons. or Pleading tothe Petition upon the Petitioner's Fontaine and you are attorney, LEON 0. WATTS, p.o. BOX 6566,423 Palm Ave., TltusvilIe, .s."Rlchard L. Mamele HUTCHISON, MORRIS NOTICE OF EMANCIPATION OP CHILDSY FATHER Petitloni; and file titiolg - , - (IJUPISAT ' 000 JI to iaa " (2)AUINTNIPAMILY(m ,P CAIIOAD ' IW V• AV S 1J1T IIW 0 " v WOOD ,. *55 - Ø65L ,i aous LI OF UN WIIJWI Chaper . . . J I Undsrbsr Wertbeard wNse _ $k. fitiost. Mi*Ig CIVII ACTION NO. 79'lN-C*rIS.K DIN-li n, $OUI$IIA$TIRN HOME MOR. statISt. $p . ' COMPANY, ' ' 306. Oct 1.109 pt,i, __ Commercial Bldg. for leaK, 2100 sq. ft., suitable for shop or professional officeS. 333.7423. Commercial Bldg. 6,00) sq. ft $2 sq. ft. Can be divided. 205 E. 25th St. Meetings HAL COLBERT, REALTY by property PeONIes,, DOLLY I. PATS - • sisintels sleetlalgnler and per NOTICE IS NUISY 'GIvEN, Lii 1, REPLAY NIsied IsIN bathes. 30 sal. gifu, Nit Jack I. Damper & PsulIni NOTICE OP 1*11.' W. WIORA urns 1 and 1. NOTICE IS HIRIBY GIVEN that usdaiI.n, N*ifaNl. I" *sIn Swilsi. limper the NS it *s to a. is. a.re.i • ' . - 'as .' ?.erlh jwlM - 'øwaw *z ' ircult, in . . ' Bingo : and years sO Issyaese, 3a.NeSi Status Nxisa '.15 . - C$I$& HimJI'. 55. . Dlnlegi.ampuvi,. I Lat 20. NIda B. LMII BRAN- - • W ' URNS N be INwud *iram Tb. yrs ef, (St11N5111 nUI'I*11 .YsW cITY P. PP.0. itpeenNIJt . $0 CJ! Funds 30700 ,NOTiF ISO that ,& s..i,s,uuCK IUTNIR hal .. 'Sd herekl '- uirii tt': - su are " ' your club icttvttln. ____ Ewsisig carpet poet. Close to everything. AskIng $35,750. 337. 0323. 41-HoUses U- Web ONI*IC* ' Lb. Mary: 2 acres Zoned ay. - , ds.lforyow'MwIIOrfle&yW can have a horse. too. $23,555. ASSOCIATESNEEDID - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OMNFOPD*EALTO 33445. Frincti Avt. .'...'-t'Y'." - ..."'':; . . ______________________________________________ -.. - A __ __ ___ 'V- - - ' . .,. .. . ___- ' l,,'. \ - AIr Conditioning, Heating, Eiectri cal. Plumbing Service & RepaIr. Call Larry for Free Eat. 671 6294. Lic., Bonded & Ins. HANDYMAN-GEN. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR-TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR PENTRYPAINTING-SPR INK LERS. 3236766 ANYTIME. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are iust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322.2611 or 831 9993. Handy Paul, has' truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs. carpentry, paintlnq 8. misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 6531. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 _____________________________ Lawn&Garden American Sod 831 2200 BAH IA SOD $30 ( 400 sq . ft Free Del. on 4400 sq ft. or more. Appliances Alan's Applisnces Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323O1)3S 1*.. Lawn Maintenance Beauty Care Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 321 5095 Mowing 323 8719 TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Herr bitt's Beauty Nook SI9E. tat St.;322-5142 Ught Hauling - Yard debris, Trash .ppIiances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 CsrPSfltT'Y Room Additions remodeling general home repairs. lob too small. Call 323.9445 anytime. Office Cisa sthig Custom Office Cleaning, corn merical, new const. Licensed, bonded & inSured. Quality service everytime Ph. 323-0541 or 665 5954. C- ________________________ Tyson Cement Drives,patios,walks&etc. LICENSED 569.9435 I I PsIntIng& Ripsir ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ma. Quality work, no lob too small. $914914. Painting by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 32201)7 I _____________________ CSIVSIICTUI IWId 59-MuslCaI?rChaiISe MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 1691367. Bwtdy Flute, excellent condItion Perfect for band, $123 3231331 _____________________________ Thomas Organ$, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2302 French Ave. 3327733 Sgt. Peppers Painting Service, Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Eat. 323 1704, 'SNmIkifl9 Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair service. 3226101. Alternations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery 372 0707 I Trscr$srvics - , ______________ lsssi1s&Sourns - 24dsn WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legq, Lic. Mtg. Ereker, 531 No. 4-D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. D&MTractor5ervlce Mowing & discing, cultivation qitch banks chopped. All service reasonable & prompt. Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 34.5777, _________ ANIMAL HAVEN .M4U FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cart 1Hirt 323-7150 SO-MICOIbIISSUS for S AFRICAN VIOLETS TM Greenhouse 3229141 Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady insidi kennels, screened outside runs, also air cool. cages 322-5753. R&R Pressure & Steam CleoningRoot, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile homi Special 12*00," 532.50. Re15OnabI. rates, all work guaranteed. 323.7153 Evusaftera&w,ebsflds ,35 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 $anlsrd Ave. 302.1791 - I I P111*000 DELIVERED Oak nd-mixed lied $35 331.1513 1 Man at*alitv n.aI Iyrs exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayn, Beal, 337.1331 PAINT1$O,CARPINTRt CUSTOMCABINET$ WILIONMAIII FURNITURE SUY.$ILL,TRADI 311.3)1 1 First N. . 352-1432 Frselst. RINILaemM,wsr,$P,p 3610. ceO, elK Wait Usda. PSI rnaleI b.E opriagi a 332-l43Safter 130 I II VISWINSPSII' VWtyIrepairI.recoior,ng $lveupt000pctol reu$$a. diaee. 560W? . I I Diol 322-26T1 or 83.9993J matleews. $35 $50. Sanford Auctigi. 1US$. French, 33173* BranchOffke 3232222 - - To 115t Your Business... 3311295 - 322.0231, 21.71fl, 3flOfl - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models Call 3399100 or 834. 4605 (Dealer) _____ 47-A IU%iilgigis IigI* &so 'Sanford 32144S Iande327.1S77 . -------- AIr CosI11onIng ________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 equIty. 32213W BIDED 1430$. Myrtis Awe.. $ea$sI1 -..... DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION HWy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30 It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904 255. $311 for further details. For Eslate Commercial & Resi dential AuctIons & Apprisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323-5620. 53-Boats a Accessories Losing your home 1, credIt? I will catch up back psyments 1. buy $119111 REALTY R LIORS PA 330*660 3653495, eve. 349-3431 54*00. 2M5' - -- -. Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Furnature Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $37,000. IOpct.dwn. By owner TRIPLEX (2) 2 BEDROOM (I) 1 BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS. COMPLETELY RIDICO. RATIO, INCLUDIS NIWW ROOF, PRICE RAISED TO ANYTIME... MuitipIe Listing Servics - -, - •••••••••••••••• - 72-Auction Pup Tents Sale W.9 se' 3222420' --.-- - 80-Autos for Sale ---------- --- . s-'r.iio-steieo 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW Sanford's Sales Loader' 53995. 323 -8-US - dflfQTU, Ji.5IjJ __________ EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $20,900 "THE LAND MAN" J. MANN REALTOR 365-7273 3 BEDROOM. Wa BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, FENCE. & SPRINKLERS. $11559. - I I . . REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES - LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'I NO. II - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 372-5771. tone washer I. matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 11-v2 So. of Sanford. 3225721. allowed. PAINT. 131,559. - I Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper HIGH & DRY. Large oaks, pine 1. palms. Close In, paved streets. zoned agriculture, horses 3 BEDROOM FAMILY ROoM. CARPORT, CARPETING; NEW - Good Used Furn Appliances. Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 322 5639 Ptuiico S S coppir tone refrigerator wice maker. Like new. $500. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford 322-5731. INC. REALTORS 530-4533 or 339.1711 eves. 3 BEDROOM.) BATH. CENTRAL AIR I. HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES. PRIVACY FENCE. 'ALL BRICK. $30,150. -- Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 3230697 FORREST GREENE 2 BEDROOM FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIREPLACE, ICR lINED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORATED, NICE CORNER. 132.055. - n-..,. r ,.,i, K ENMOR E WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES SanfordLk. Sylvan Area, 7 residentIal lots of which 4 are water front. $43,300. 47-RNI Es 79-Trucks-Trailers 52-Appliances Realtor 3227953. ROOF. $31,900. 68-Wanted to Buy _____________________________ 7 acres Lake Sylvan, $10,000. Best Terms. William Mallczowslii, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. 549,00. 3 BR, 1 I, w.F* or ciuIdbs In Yali Ave. SR. 1mm. 3 IL IS, pa1$. thu Will FHA or VA.. Priced at $26201 located 3035 $mmeTIIn Ave. rr Imaginable Feature! Yaw OWN POOL & PATIO I BPP WARRANTED. A Disem Coins Tree for 5134.3001' - ___ ..: FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Pinecrest with your own Pool 1 Patloi Eatirs Kitchen, and Many more Unique Featuresl BPP WARRANTEp. Yours for $44,000. Just think- if classified ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any! - - ..-- -- _______________ 323.5200 5 ACRES - '77 Toyota, ig bed, p u. Used I pc walnut BR suite, dresser, mirror, chest & bed, $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322 $721. 43-Lots-Acreage 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DIT lONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO $33,300. OWNER LEAVING STATE. SanfoId 2 Ii, 2 S all 1501., w-w Ikidd AImrwedbknow iiEslie. - Motorcycle 113 Harley Davidson, very mw mu (nn,$ rn,wl sell $600 Before noon 339 $556 _____________________ ________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 1110 - chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 Soot Sanford. 322. 5721. REALTORS 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $37,300. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. - - Buckskin gelding, gentle 9 yr. old game norse current cogguns. 5600 or best offer. 0105. New S PC dinelte set. Table & 4 U UT VA&FHAFinanelng SENSTROM 78-fPtorcycles . ________________________________ 66-Horses - New 10 pc modular LR suite. $555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.9? 42-lbiIe Homes .ee 1 'cm $10 to 550 Calt)?? 1624. 32? .4460 ", REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ 2lloSanford Ave. 3227912 liLlY JUI'K CARS brand New Interspring Bedding price. sanroro Furniture 5aIvage, 17-92 S. of Sanford 322 $721 CaliBart 3503 Orlando Or. BEAUTIFULI I IL 3 RalitHeme In IdyliwIlds of Loch Mbert Central H.AC, W-W Cpt., FR, OR, Eq. Eat.in Kitchen, PIepIace and Every .f hereby STONE ISLAND Nestled among trees with beautIful landscaped lawn, this custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home has fireplace In LR, abundance of storage, dbl garage, w.garden utilIty area. Much morel $55,000 with $27,500 assumable mortgage at 7'4 pet. Office spce for rent 3 large rooms, rees. rate. 1011 S. San- - ford Ave. Call 0. Itenstrem's' $scretay, 327-3171 PMr.. Ifiru Fri. - CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT m.ii ___ 37A-s Rudal 339 0309? 33905011 LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1'/* B brick home wbrand new carpeting 1. paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! $79,900. RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY? Nice area, convenient location. Priced to sell at only $28,300. THE SPOILIRI 3 BR, 2 Bath Horn. In Uptand Park I Central H-AC, Split BR. Plan, Dining Area and Much Morel SPP WARRANTED. Just 545,1111 - your club or Or9an listen would liks to be IncFudsd In - this listing call: lke • MINI ie wsc mewed nSKInlk11 vna.' 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. This 3 Bdrm, l"x Bath home JUST WHAT A BUYI3 BR, 2 Bath Home on 1 Acrel Spacious Home win Eat-In kitchen, Lots of storage and fenced yardl BPP WAR. RANTED. Just • 143,3001 INC. REALTOR 323.7132 Eve. 322.0613,325'1117, 332.7117 'Did you know that your dub or organization can appear In this listing each *isk for only $3.50 per week? This Is an ideal way to Inform tOte public DLIV LARRICKBIITNEN NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN, ismp wm .umasv ,l,O 1*. SIN C Ysu are reINfll*siwa SUINIALOW '. T ___ NrsaøithISSWdsckA.M leBeiwalT Pusporty NPetMsear NI Every Wed. &Sat.. Early Birds 7:15p.m. CIVIL ACTION NO. flCA45-I ' 11 11Mt' silks adapitea. . wt stows. msis NOTICI OP APPLICATION FOR TAX SEED . Barber shop includes all equip mint, commercial bldg. an: land. High traffic area. Could converted to ice cream, ham burger stand, etc. Owner wil finance. Easy terms. 671.4517. 37-BusiRE$1 Properly 30 Hwy. 17.92 BusIness 7:30 1st 1us$. (Nspr.) REALTOR' formal dining, eat-In kitchen, wrange, ref., dish washer, economical cent. heat pump, ge lot wfruit trees, $47,900. Free' 2 yr old, male Poodle Cocker mixed. Housetrauned 373806) aft 5:30. FURNITURES. THINGS Buy& Sell Ntw&U.dFurnitur. 323 6553 S. Santord Aye. HUGE MASTER BEDROOM REALTY - REALTORS . . ' FHA, VA. Longwood home, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 77-JUnk Cars Removed _____________________________ Top Dollar Pad for lunk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 32? 5990 New Butcher Block 8. Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig, retail $49.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at tactied garage, $ yrs. old $53,000. Manchester Cr. 16*32 pool, 4 BR, 2 bath, screened porch + FR, Ilk, new, double garage. Sacrif Ice $69,900. Many extras. -. • 263$ Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft. Mrs. 322 7611, 327 4569 Maltland Howell Estates, 1021 2 BR, 1 B mobile. Very clean, beautiful location near Osten. Stove, Refrlg., C HIA. Senior couple. 321.0903 for information. South of Sanford ' 2 story downtown store bldg. oveu 13,000 sq. It. $44,900. Term: arranged. Currently leased. 34-Mobile Homes ' , )$SNIOI.JPS - I• !L!'' ___ • - I , owOEIIFoNAoIMsm 4 ••I 3 BR, 1"i B split plan, fenced yd. ac. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31900. If you aren't using your pool taoie, ta a cue ,srid sell it wilt'i a Herald classified ad Call 372 7611 51-Household Goods Reg. Real Estate Broker See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front 6. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES VETERANS - JUST REDUCED!! HANDYMAN SPECIALI $11,900? 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath, eat.in kitchen, 2 air units, utility shed. Cleantt Call now!! - AMERICAN • BATEMAN REALTY 322•9283 - ' CaII8I38111 Thomas spinet organ, $200; cx pandable buffet tbl., walnut finish 21" x 40" closed, opens to 40" x 10', 5150; Conoestoga popup trailer, comp wstove, ice box, wardrobe & furnace, best offer. 831 9501. W. Garnest White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone 3fl-71$i. Sanford REALTY 24 HOUR ( On Lake Mary 4 BR 2 bath, aircondltioning.$lOOmo, Call 323-1 192 NOTICE - 21352 S. French ill 92) Sanford 323 5324 1011119$ Y Why not loin the fastest growinç Real Estate Office in town? Findout if we can make you a better deal. 32-Houses Uflfurnished ________ JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl * * * * * * * * ' /-\ '11 Aristocrat Travel Trailer JuSt Ike new, 16'. 51700 FIRM' 323 6190 aft 4 PM AKI Black female German Shepherd, started in obedience. 1 mc old. solid disposition. $500 or best otter 830 0105 Love seat Green Gold, $15; swivel rocker (blue & green), $50; Ping Pong table, $40; Rattan bar (new), $100; 7 rattan stools, $40. All very clean, 190$ French Ave. 322 1792. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 1-56-5536 (cot. 10th 1French) "nT titlinwhateVerearflbngshe may be New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $41,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222257. 3 Dillon. lots. $1,000 for all or wIl trade for anything for value. Roomy, Ready & Reasonable 3 BR.extrarm,1 B,shade trees, Huge fenced bk yd. $325 mo. 912 French Ave. ,...d.,I garage, C H&A. carpeting, near 25th St. Winn.Dixie. 322.5046 aft 5. 885 Case Tractor mower 8. harrow for sale Woody Little. 3?? 9136 - HO model train set comp. w accessories, 3 sets of trains mounted on plywood. Can be seen at 2673 S. Sanford Ave. (((1) Sanford 540,000. 4 BR, 1' B, 3 BR, 2 B. pool home, beautifullt landscaped, work shop, greer house. 1700 sq ft living area $39,500. Terms. Duplex for rent AIRPORT BLVD. S200mo. 134-2457 AAA EMPLOYMENT the sole surviving parent, father, natural guardian and next friend of ROBERT P. ZEIMER, hereby give notice that ROBERT P. ZEIMER. my minor son, $91 16. 2 1962, has my per. . __________ __________ 31.Aipl.xss _________________________ WORLD. REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves 3495100- 322.1959 $15,000. Apts. for SenIOr Citizens. DOWn town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. REALTY 75-Recreational Vehicles AKC Scottie Pups. black 1 male 5300. 1 female $230 FURNITURE. BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finan. cing! No one inOrlando.Sanford area refused credit If you will pay '. down! Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver In Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Florida.. 843-4560 HANDYMAN S SPECIAL 4 BR, 2 bath, quiet neighborhood, large wooded shady lot, spilt plan. The perfect family house. Priced right t $39,900. ST!MPER AGENCY 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 46 8. Country Club Rd. . SANDLE WOOD Furnished 1 BR Condo 373.4733 -Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 322.2611 or 831. _________________________ 1 BR Apt. NICE 323.1823 513 Magnolia COME IN TODAY GO TO WORK TOMOR ROW & HAVE A PAY CHECK NEXT WEEK _________________ Terms. $15,300. Only $24,450. Owner will carry mort. with 10 pcI. down. __________________ STOCKMEN DEL. DRIVERS CABINET ASSEMBLY MGR. TRAINEE LABOR ERS COOKS Publish: August 21, 21, September 4,11, 1979. DEM.116 M El I. or turn apt. FOR RENT 3234697 GENERALMAINT. WELDERS . 5 acres Paoia Markham area. 4' acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. ' - ATTENTION MENI LOOK AT THE JOBS WE HAVE FOR YOU & 3 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. 63-Machinery-Tools 65-PetS.SUpplieS The weather is perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything last with a want ad. Call 32? 7611 or $31 9993 REALTOR MIS 3736061 or eves. 323 0517 12 unit apt house, $24,500. Easy Terms, - * * * * * * * * WITNESS my hand and seal of saId Court at Sanford, Florida, thiS 16th day at August, in,. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk mitiI 2 BR, P B 2 story townhouse. 1g. be yd, pool, C H&A, 531,000. 31-Apartments Furnished man to help clean retail store, in Sanford, mornings 7:30 to 10:30, must be able to work Sunday. $691110. _______________________ Wanted college student todoyardworli afternoon 322002 MAMELE Post Office Drawer H Sanford, Florida 32171 Telephone: 305.322.4011 Attorney for PetItioner I, HAROLD C. ZEIMER, as Unlurnlshed 1 BR Apt. Adultsonly!SlSOmo. - Retired or Semi Retired abovenamedaddressieby certified mail, return receipt requested, this 1th day of August, 1979. M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Nih1 ICOMMERCIAL PARCELS (1) 148.46, (1) III Orange Blvd., (1)148.44. (1) Illoregon Ave. Pick your own terms. 322066$ -___________________ CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY. CALL 322 2611. *3 BR 1 B CA, $24,000. Osteen, $10,600. Harold Hall Realty I BR-5194 up. Pool Adults oniy, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.5670 Mariner's Village. depending on exp. 339.2962. REALTOM 323-7132 Eve. 322 0612, 322 1317, 322-7177 *9.2 acres wmoblle horn,, 24004 SQFT in thisnewly painted . 3 BR beauty wC H&A, new w w carpeting, W011 paper, pan. FR wT'P, terrific kit& lovely fenced 1UUUIUUIU•UUUUU; - WINTER PARK FURNITURE (0 HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVER! We are offering their $50,000 In ventory p1 new furniture, bed ding. & GE appliances & TVs at OISTRESj PRICES!! Public & Dealers Invited? SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, 4 blks. west of 141 298 2515. Open daily 96, Sun. 126. INC. Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA VA. FHA73S&24S Sale OUT OF BUSINESS SALE!! HAL COLBERT, REALTY + 3 BR 2 B. 2 story home, $12,500. inc. Exp. mech. must have own tools. S day wk., paid holidays, fringe benefits. $200 to $300 start LOCH ARBOR 211 Forest Dr. I BR, 2 bath, swimming pool. Everything in excellent cond. 162.500. .10.7 acres, Osteen. $15,200. 5-46.900. 30-Apartn-*nts Unfurnished 50-MsCellaneous for -- yd across from park. Below replacement costs at lust floni pila no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! Part time exp. floor man. Days. Apply in person Sanford Nursing 8. Cony. Center, 930 Melionville Ave.. Sanford. Over the road drivers. Must have 1 yr refrigeration exp. Apply Metro Sales, 1921 W. 1st St., Sanford. required - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak 141 7553. * * * * * * * * serve a copy of your written defenses, if any to It, on the petitioner's attorney, whose name and address Is Richard L. Mamele, Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, Florida 32771 and file the original wIth the clerk of the above styled court on or before September 20, 1919: otherwise a Iudgment may be entered agaInst you for the relief demanded in th. petition. I HERE BY C ER Ti FY that a copy of the petition for adoption and this notice have been furnished to the Florida, and f ii, the original ResponsiorPludingwiththeClirk of the Circuit Court, on or before the 11th day of October, 1979. II you fall to do so, a Default Judgment will be taken against you for the relief difflafldid in the Petition. Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, FlorIda, this 6th day of September, 1979. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT -- 29-Rooms __.! - I 41-Houses - .5 BR 2 B. 2 story home $45,000. DOLL HOUSE pretty 3 BR boasts new: paint, carpeting & vinyl tile. Pan. FR, cedar porch 8, 1g. wooded yd wprlvacy fencing. Only $31,900. AREAL.WINNERISharp3BR,on fenced cor lot, features are eat in kit., new paint inside, big utility rm,colortreatedexterlor II yr. old root for $29,950. Male will share my turn. Apt. with pool, TV, Air Cond. Call 3235191 between 5:30 8, 9 PM, Management potential with fast moving company. We need aggressive people with good personalIty 8. good phone voice. Salary + commission. Call Joann 3235176. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TIlL EIGHTEENTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND oi SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 19.1$$.CA.9.E IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF SANDY MARIE MURDOCK a minor child. Petitioner JOHN MICHAEL FONTAINE TO: DARRELL 4. MURDOCK 1320 Cessna Street New Brighton, MInnesota 53112 NOTICIOF ADOPTION PROCEEDING You are hereby notified that a petiton for adoption of your minor child was flied in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida August 16, 1979, by John Michael Cash for your lot! Will build on your tOt or our lot V Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc., Realtor 641 3012 $79,900. 28-Apts.& Houses To Share -. VA-F HA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment SPACIOUS? story exciting 3 BR.? B, POOL home on over ' acre w beautiful FP. beamed ceiling, formal DR. pan. FR, eatin kit. & detached cabana. Won't last at CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RFSI'LTS. ____________________________ SALES RECEPTIONIST Legal Notice dtlld and further responsibility for P00 Rpc* T datsuN will be taksn against i, y Of ncurrid by him. the relIef demanded In the Petition deiffluss steel moun$e $0 $aöle. N" 1,79 it. 11:55AM. - THU -- CIRCUIT COURT, fej DIISOI"IOn of DATED this 39th day of August, Unless such certIficate en car- IN --. ., e -a , bk. "i •- - . 197 at Winier Springs, Seminole tlficales shall 'be radsemed ac EISNTIENTN JUDICIAL Cli. "' TMII ,• DONE T and OR?' .. the prepefly CUlT, Ill *650 FOR SIMINOLI Orlande, Orange County Court. Ceiin, FlorIda. s,alole s1.se top, toga. .•intss' Ilptae: Arwwr H. kckwIWi, I- arold C. Zelmer , certificate or so* steel double over yw ,. . 211k day 00 certificates will be sell te. the CASE NO $4651.C*-i$ Sworn to sod subscribed before . bU1I VT -a ffifra-red hut ;am"T". IN RI: MA*RI4$I OF: me fttis2flh day at August, 1979. highest cash oisv at fo SEAL; $emi ''.'" .LYE.PA?I, ritha Collins' P1tio01'. 111111. 15 ga galv. Unlicalieff: hovie s. en the un dsy,it Oc. ARTHUR N $ICKWITH, JR. lelvaniNd tubular legs. Item No.4. Clerk lithe By: Beutalt C. Brown Circuit Court L?'!f' St. liHi Ifl . , ... na •a..t .1 Auiust 'V .1, 197 1 Oual 'V ,',w ;. 'v' . • Dl tm , Victory RPSsDi1 item By: Cynthia Proctor No.7. Publleh; September 4, 11, 39, 1 Refrigerate, . CleIt r. • ,,,,_ CIRCUIT COURT OP THE $2. Item No.$. PubIlth: August 30, $egfi, DIM.) 4, COfCIrcuitCourtal '$TNJUDICIALCIICUITOFTNI 1 RaIl Wwmu' - TOs$tm.'J.j uiw.is 55 MAYFAIR near 1k. Monroe. Bdrm., 2' bath, pool & garden area, privacy fenced. r: eptace ri III' in family room. love": All conveniently styled 8. quality construction. 597.500 - - Lk. Mary new house lust finished. 3 BR, 2 B. lot 90'xllO', 91.. pcI. mort. Also 11 acres pasture or farm land near Ovledo & 2 acres prime land Seminola Blvd., Casselberry. $30 9531. 1 - DIM-Ill County of Seminole, State of Ø$5IJII595 I . - 41-Houses By Owner 53.000 dwn & assume mort. Approx S750 mo. No qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 B block home. 322 0216 aft 6 p.m. -.oans * * * * * * * * - - Collegestudentctesirjngy work.Largeorsrn Call 323 osoo ______________________________ Hostess•Cashier. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lakefront. Experience desired. Good pay, insurance, vacatIon, credj union 6. profit sharing. Apply in person Lake Mary 66 Food Store Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.4. ENJOY CriativeExpresslons & 21-Situations Wanted DISABLED 765 I' I S. - lOOfl rfIOO.y UflOQ Park,. ArthUr K. lecINilfi; Jr. Clerk at The Circuit Court IS LI Noon The Da Before Publication . ____ ________ I I. DEADLINES • s:èicaieji. .r 19 7 Dr1 of S U I U I U., U' I, I U U. - 5)'IIefTi -saucy Iir 1 1* £ . . • item No. 3 1 Hood Gaiv. Iron csstnjcton S'O" x 14" deep and 24" high -_ type, sç.clai construction for ceiling height, 5 fIlters, 2 lights, custom built. Item No. 4 HangIng Hood by I 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ________________ ___________________ COoir.comblnatlon walk in box, $0" x 10'6" * i's" high, two.thlrds cooler, 1.3 freezer remote regrigeratlon units. 115-220 volt. aluminum exterior, and Interior. Item No. 20. 1 (Lot) Shelving for .waik.ins. ., 1 tim. .................43c a line 3 consecutive times . . 3$c a line lCOfISeCUtIvs tImes..... 35c a line HOURS . Item No. Winter Park RATES N' BitebY flStltIid Ihat a I IV: 'Cynthia pe, rt1,andfl*SNieerfokidI with the Clitk Of thIs COUrt either petition for SiepIIenW your miner Deputy child was fIled In the Circuit Court PublIsh: September 11, before service PetItlot''s t. Oc. torney or immediately her.afterj fOl Seminole County, Florida on tober 2. 1979 otherwisea default may bsentered Augustlè,lfl9byiosephl.Hickson DEN.42 against you for the relief demanded and you are required to serve a copy • of'rwrlftendetens.s.ifanytoit, in the petition. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE WlTNESSmyhittdandthesealof on the petitioner's attorney, witos. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. the Court at Sanford, S.minoie name and address Is Richard L. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, Florida, this 17th day of Mamele, Pest Office Drawer H, COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 32771 .. August, 1919. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl'1439.CA44P original with ttte clerk of the above IN RE: THE MARRIAGE (SEAL) OF: ourtonqrb.forel.ptember ARTHUR H. BECKWITH,JR. St 30,1979: otherwIse. Iuebem.ns may NANCY MOORE, Clerk of the Circuit Court be entered against you for the relief SemInole County, Florida Wife-Petitioner, deeded in the petition. By: Eve Crabtree I HEREBY CERTIFY that a copy Deputy Clerk ti0b0ad0ptb0n1ndthl DONALD LEE MOORE, Publish; August 21, 25, Septsmbsr of Husband-Respondent. itetici hays been furnished 4,11, in, NOTICE OP ACTION above named addresses by certIfied OEM.Ii7 mail, return receipt requested, this TO: Donald Lee Moore 7516 Antlock Road FLORIDA STATUTES 197.246 16th day of August 1979 New Vienna, Ohio 41139 .s.RlcMid I.. Mamele NOTICE OF APPLICATION (Last knn address) HUTCHI$ON, MORRIS & FOITAX DIED • You, DONALD LEE MOORE, are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, MAMELE hereby notified that.. Petition for Post Office Drawer H that Jack E. Stamper & Pauline w. DissoMleri it MarrIage has _- i Stsrflper the holder ofthi following Sanford, Fiends 32771 filed against you, and yOu are Telephone: 300.322-1551 certificates has flied said carrequired to serve a PS$UIOOS.. tificales for a be irs answer '°'r p151db. to the Petition thereon. The certlfIcate number and (SEAL) for Dissolution it Marries, on WITNES$myhandandthissslol MiIbone ySVSoI Nuance, the description o the property, and the names in said Ceurtal Sanford, FlorIda, this 14th day it Abeust. tee. seed : tif . ®oo.i CLASSIFIED DEPT. - - - I U U 831-9993 322-2611 tificale No. 223. Year - (4)KLJTANA L"Cen.Yov L***I 530 a)PO'WAO r.n j 4:30 6.00 DAY a) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY BIE clutches of Chrissy's amorous . . •SPSAME$TREET(R) 5:63 FYI. CLUB ' : (4) 7)11 QØf 5$44 S BEWITCHED BEVERLY HIL.LBIWES ! MAKI ME LAUGH 5:30 SlUMMER SEMESTER friend (Tovah Feldahub) are In Russia trying to escape from a death march; meanwhIle In Berlin, Erik Dod is assisting In I log a 'finals utlon' to the JsIs race. (Part 2 ci 4) (4) K 300 5 ONERAL OSPITAL ANT)OUES . 3.30 5 mi FBI Wafsaw ghetto, Mart Is In a concentration camp, and Rudi S1 v.i.PEoPt.l 5.fl Rosemary Hatris) are In the O , C4)5OUIDINGUGHT (I)CRACKERLtARREL By 1941, the Weiss family is scattered: Josef and Berta (Fritz Weaver, i 2'SO a)AN HER WORLD a)ENERGENCYONEI Road To Babi Vat" 7 • . ONE LflTO LiVE ROWERS$OW 400 900 ;1 GARDEN HOLOCAUST "The a) • p CROCKETT'S VICTORY ®OM'A'SH(R) ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) 1:30 (Seeson Premier.) 's WORLD flJpJfS "Dawn: Portrait Of A Teenage Runaway" (1976) Eve Plumb, Leigh UcCloskey. A broke and lonely young gIrl trying to make it on her own In Hollywood becomes caught up in the v$clousworld of prostitutIon. SHARKS On.camera narrator Peter 8encIisy .d team of photographers and sdentists present a rare look at these feared creaturss In their naturalhabltat. (4) • WONDER WOMAN S HAPPY DAYS (Season Premier.) Fonzle are caught trying to ski advantage of two country maidens by the glils' shotgun. toting lather. (The conclusion of this episode will be broad CMI Thursday night on LSV. sns&Shlrlsy.") S TIN WHO DARED "Charles Doughty" Dressed as C)ug)y esp4(ed Arabia and attempted to reach the forbidden city of Mecca. ANS (4) 5 AS THE 12:40 1:00 - 1:30 lngayoung housewife whowu last seen in his company. (R) AScMOVIE "RevengeFor A Rap." (1978) Mike Connors, Robert Reed. A man Sits Out on a lonely SOd ndSfltISS$ search for the three men who raped h$swlfe.(R) ) UARSCLUS I CAVETT Guests: Orlando , (I)SUARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW N'S HOPE 0 1:00 (I) DAYS OF OUR LiVES (I) S THE YOUNG AND ThE RESTLESS U. MY CHIlDREN Furman BIShOP. DaVId iarael, MOIrIS Siegel, DICk Young. (Part 3o13) (fl) ® ,uy TYLER ioo 12:30 Iw &ai. IA.J IVVU IU. DICK (I) TICTAC DOUGH $ i 4 P • 'whenabsautlfulnur,eheoncs loved Is raped in the hospItal 7 L ___ 12:00 c2)MIJIDRIADPJ (4)555 NIWS 555 5'ffiE'J (N) becomes emotlonafly iflYOlVid __.I.I__ was assessed areas follows: Cer. as follows: Certificate No. iSO; Year of Issce YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1971. DescrIptIon of Property. LOTS Issuance 1977. DescrIption of that a suit has bun filed against you , + 30 Fl A LAND .i property, Lot 1 Lake Harney Manor intheabov.entitledcause; and that COLONIZATION COS ADD TO PB $ PG 26. Name in which at. you are hereby required to file your UTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 73 USsssed, Lambert Quentln it All of said property being in the Answer with the Clerk of this Court, Name in *1ilch assessed E. H. County of Seminole, Stati ot andtose,veacom,thereoquponth, vickers. Flr)a. ,,, Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, All of said property being in the -. WI1 UII!JUT wno;e flCIllO and address Is: County of Seminole, Stat• of tiflc$5$ shall be redeemed ac CARLTON, FIELDS. WARD, Florida. •• cording to law the property EMMANUEL, SMITH & CUTLER, Unless such cirflhicats In auth certificate or cnl PA., Post Office Box 1171, Suite tificates shall be redeemed ac 1601. CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida cording to law th. propertp certificates will b sold to the hhS5$ cash bidder at hi 32102, not later than September 20, descrIbed in auth certificate ay of October, i,i,. certificates will be soi to 191 •t 11.00 A.M. If you fall to do so, Iudgm.nt may highest cash bidder at the court Dated this 23td day of August, be entered against you for the relief housedooronthe10hdayofrJo, 191 demanded in the Complaint. The 1979 at 11:00 A.M. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. nature of said suit being the Dated this Th,d day of August, Click of Circuit c, Foreclosure of Mortgage en 197,. of Seminole County, Florida Cumbering the following described S. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. By: Beulah C. Brown Propertysituati in Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court Deputy Curt Florida, and to foreclose a security of Seminole County, FlorIda Publish: 4 Interest in various items of personal By: Beulah C. Brown DEN 2 property more particularly Deputy Clerk described below: Publish Sept. 11, 11,231 Oct. 2, in, _________________________ REM. PROPERTY DENS PLORIDASTATUTI191.246 South 39,23 feet, Lc$, Block 3 NOTICIOPAPPLICATION Tier 2 of E.R. Tratford's Map of the FORTAX DEED NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOUS Town of Sanford according to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NAMESTATUTI Put thereof, as recorded in Plat that Rayrnon J. & Mary H. SchmItt Book 1, Page SI, of the Public TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice IS hereby gIven that th. the holder it the following cer Records of Seminole County,? undersigned, pursuant to the tlflcates has flIed said certIficates Florida. Fictitious Name Statute" Chapte, fosataxd..dtob.Issuedtttireon. PERSONALPROPERTY mv. No. 002575 Stereo Sonics $63.09, Florida Statutes, will register The certificate numbirs and years with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in of issuance, the descrIption of lfi LaboratorIes 1 Telex TMS 100 Cartridge Deck and for Seminole County, Florida, prOpi'ty, and the names in which if 'Pon reCeIPt of proof of the was assessed are as follows: 1 CitatIon 12 Ampligier pbHcatlon of thIs notice, th. tic. CertlficateNo. 267. Year it Isuiance 2 Custom Monitor Speakers titious name, to.wlt: SUPER ION 1914. Deicrlptlonof Property LOTS 1 Custom Transformer Remort Volume Control CORPORATION doing business as ILK IS LOCKNARTS SUID PB 3 Power Sever Company under which PG 70. Name in which 1515USd W. Assembly B. Evans. 4 Botak 8.201 Speakers Modif led we are engaged In business at 621 Rivervlew Avenue, Altamonte All Of said property being in the 2 Bozak CM.I00.10 Speakers County of Seminole, State 0f Springs, Fl. 32701. Custom Brackets - Painted That the parties Interested in said Florida. Hookup Wire Unless such certificate or cit. business enterprIse are as follows: Installation Labor _____ tlficates shall be redeemed ac Arthur Maynard 1 (Set) Dishtables-soIIed section cording to law the property Joseph L. Abrarns "L" shape 71" * 72" 3O - 14 . described In such certificate or stainless - steel top - galv. open Dated at orlando, Orange County, cerliflcatss will be sold to the base,prewashslnk,wlthT&5.fl3.B. Florida September?, 1179 Publish Sept, 11, ii 25, Oct. 2, 1979 highest cash bidder at the court 109 pre.wash unit, scrap block, housedouronthelhdayof October, DEN.45 long, slanted rack shelf overhead, 919 at 11.00 AM. open galvanized base. Clean section Dated this 2)id day of August, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI 4$" x 30" matching soiled section. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. 919.5-Arthur H. MckwIth, Jr. item No. 10. Clerk of CIrcuit Court CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1 Dishwasher - Hobart AM.11C. of SemInole County, FlorIda COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA corner type, electric heat, 115.205 By: Beulah C. Brown CIVIL ACTION. volt.modlf led, Item No. 11. Deputy Clerk CASE NO. 75-2117CA45-I lHot Water Booster-HatcoC.12, Pl SePt. 4, 11, ii, 23, 197 IN iii The Adoption of mounted to underside of clean dish DEN.4 RWC & KNC, by CHARLES L table, 220 volts 3 ph. Item No. 12. CHAPMAN and ESTHER A. 1 Sink- 2 compartment -14 gal. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHAPMAN, PetitiOners. stainless steel-42" * 24" plus in. THE IISHTEINTH JUDICIAL NOTICEOFACTION tegral 24" drain board. Oalv. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO: ROBERT C. MIODUCKI tubular lags F&S faucet. Item No. COUNTY, FLORIDA Address Unknown 14. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the CAll NO. 79.1Si9CA45-I 1 Trash Compactor precision above-named PetitIoners, IN THI MATTER OF THE PR.S. it NO. 15 CHARLES R. CHAPMAN and ADOPTION OP 1 Pot Wash Sink - 14 ga stainless ESTHER A. CHAPMAN, hevetilad ARLIS STEVEN W000ALL II steel 10'6" x 24 - plus 2 integral a minor child, a petition in the above.styled COUFt drainboard 24" long galv. tubular JOSEPH 1. HICKSON PetItions?: for the adoption of the minor chIld lets. Two TIS faucets - 3 corn, named in that petition and you are partments. Item NO. 16. TO: ARLIS STEVEN WOODALL commandedtoserveacopyol 1 Immersion Heater for rInse 6545 Sullivan wrItten defenses, if any on KEN. compartment of potwash sink 113 Colorado Springs, Colorado NETH D. MORSE, ESQUIRE, Toastmaster 50.1 Item No. 17. PetitIoner's attorney, whose ad. $0711 1 Underbar Workbo.srd with 3. NOTICE OP ADOPTION 431, Orlando, compartment sink, two mixing dress Is P.O. B PROCIIDINS station with Ice BIn. aWa, Florida 3250$, on or betore 'eg. TO: ROBERT B. HALL Seminole in which - whose residence is unknown (Premiere) Di. ,. Clalr (Lou Gosseti Jr.) T UP UtINU W..AN "The Man With No Time For :1 AFTERNOON 5 THE LAZARUS SYN. !'!!!...._ Ii $ SMITER ROGERS 10:00 6:30 (2)5 ®ScSsNIWS a a)SWHEELOFFORTUNE 5 FAMILY fIJ DRONE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SENINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO, 7?.1394.CA49.J ATLANTICI4ATIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE, etc. __________________________________________________________ 'I: •IIIIIUUEISI•IS. FLORIDA1TATUT(197,246 NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DIED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Rayman J. & Mary H. SchmItt that EigieC. Colllnetheholderof the the holder at the following ci,'. followIng certlficetes has flied said , Plaintiff, tiflcates has filed said certificatis certificates for a tax deed to be MR. PATR ICK'S, INC., etc., it ci, for a tax deed to be Issued thereon, issued thereon. The certificate Defendants. The certIficate numbers and years numbers and years of issuance, the NOTICE OF SUIT of issuance, the description of the description of thi property, and the it names in which I was assessed are THE STATE OF FLORIDA property, and the names HIGHLIGHTS Tuesday, Sept. 11, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______________________________________ _____________________________________ . __ . .. ____ 7 . -- __ ---.--,- , I .. .-. '-'W V'-.'-' - 'ff* - I ______ --L I -q 1' . . -. - •., - ----. . .'.. •....... - ..'.. .•. -. - -. t :,- U �.• v *, . : - . I . 1 45--Evening NsraK Sanford,Fl. I'LL NO, DEAR, NO, BLONDIE I THiNK \i 11 I Personality SH 50 O"m 12 Noun suffix So Small valley 13 Extinct bird 58 Gentleness Hawaiian 81 Flin island 623hd class / ) .tl A eyes. I got new glum Just A few ________________ BEETLE. BAILE Y i bv Mort Walkor AND, PARN SURE. LOTS OF HAVE YOU EVER LIT ONE OF THOSE SMOV ALWAYSHAPPENS PjtTA# TIMES (L ,TIU O2 T pax e1Th D 1I IT, THE SAME THIN& __ : 9 44 Lid remover _1L — -I — 4_ 13 12 2 ——— Iva M1I_ 0 LAP 1 6 Y GETTING" BE A IUNGLE OUT THERE! • 'IOU KNOW, WHEN 1 WAS IN THE LANT PRIED • —, , pjp —. p _: 32 31 —— 30 41 40 39 38 —— —— - 1— — 65 ——— 86 j_ — — — — — — pit EEK ascrw . F.LLO 1HIS IS £E1( IREAY4kX2 I'M km +0& AT 1146 MOW.AJT 50 AT M scum CF I limited things can be done. I Garbage, e ivery ruc s Spe l Problem Alle 1 l The city of Sanford has Implemented two steps to help alleviate a problem Patrick, owner of Mr. P's, was permitting storage of raw garbage behind the with raw garbage stored In an restaurant in open con- seconcl3 treeta and damage 50s and sometimes even before long, stamped, self-addressed that. On ft other haW, you see -. • envelope for It. Send your people living to well post 90 and By UCE BEDEOSOL rqua;t to me in can of this continuing to be as sharp as a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, razor with all of their mental Raft City Station, New York, facilities intact. For Wednesday, September 12, 1979 mm~ 000@.~ by Howl* Schneider A YOURBIRTHDAY disastrous. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WIN Sept. tz, isI #iJlances formed this coining Avoid situations with your yew will be of help to you in Pem to* that have Political, 3-2 he can stand the Ion of the. meterial ways, Someone who overtones. Treat all your trump finesse since the club "OR= 9.11 . ... 0 A%164 ,~ W"VA to ML a poems to & WM IV it Its wi made t (Feb' more or you t and probably •AQJ9 Try not to bring up domestic ahead. for Nofth and South. Ent will arouse your I fr.,. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep*. fl) issues that WT would surely make a preemp•75 • K 82 Unless you marshal your forces mate's opposition. It's not likely tive jump to three diamonds. 9 1 1098 properly today you may not be that these matters can be If West passed, North would K Je 3 • Q 9742 able to accomplish all you hope resolved today. K 7 1ev but suppose West carES to. Be wary of situations whereARI 8013111 ned on the barricade by going IWW odds are not In your favor. Be #J963 tofourdiamonds. Your byAlVermeer How to get along with other remarks to others '14 Would North double again? be taken out of -C IN ftfe Us PW 0" signs is one of the sections words could $105 If be did double again would CAN YOU SPW A you'll enjoy In your new new context and Interpreted a way 4108542 South decide to pass and hope HELP ME SK C,19K1O THE Astro-Graph, Box 400 Radio you didn't Intend. that North could take four Vuln.ble' Neither tricks aaImt the diamond TAURUS (April 20-May 20) PANHANDLE City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be awe D@aW: west contract. Your normal caution to specify birth date. Wit NW* 1•t Seth Incidentally, four diamonds . UBRA (Sept; .oct. 21) Do managing your resources could i. Dbi. 2 6 Psi. makes because South never not advise another to do 60111ft YOU WAY AM CAM Pass DbL Pass 20 on lead AM eventually 30 4• - Pais Pass something today unleas YOU complications. Don't allow west can discard one of East's _ Ow ficials said as a matter of routine procedure in such Sanford city corn- 1k}'• lssloo torney' office would be contacted toetnine if Prosecution might result in he matter. merchots had COII)plaüldd to the county UflitItIOfl department that Bob - A special council meeting is set for 6 p.m. Thursday for the reached today to determine it the installation of a bin by Patrick in the alley has resulted in damage to power boxes extending standpoint, or if Robbins would continue pursuing from the building walls in the matter. _____________ - - I wim -. I.'. ____ - . -... — . - _ ir- You LooK /NEVER LOOK A THEM IN THE EVE,I PANHANDLER IN THE EVE! ThEY NAIL SW _ Pass '1 infi £V,V CIPJr I•III 'ZI.L know from peeonal .z eienc. extravagant wta to gain that It will worklf , he or,si GEMINI ( May 21.Jun. 20) you'll 1* 21) Attesni*k* to JiIS too many SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. a projects at on. time Is not a bICOUS gi 4 • 1• • _____ ____ - - I. • iOO IHalmdahl by St S BUNNY F HAYS A AN APPLE - NIC9 I _____ 8° 1 wil1 YOU may lie faulty ___ clubs on his long heart. . Opening lead: •K . DawW Judy a nydi Aim Sullag A Florida ruder asks what, the key cut convention I& Basicalily, It is Blackwood Here is Another Mum. except that do kin of trumps wille had ham the Is counted As a fifth me.When than they really &s. Think neIIs,is South 01 the asod to M• siperta? W* "Ask 1111II001111111 1A the 4110411L ftth E "1 personally an opposed to a utility tax at this point," said Soretwori. Councilmen Francis Mark, Harry Terry and Pat South- S 1AKEMA0" °age 2A - . . .•-- - - •. sticky morm today 9 you get wl" cWn Of U011111 NMInvolved with Incompetent Limit your agenda to top Do it yourself, prielky it=& CANCER (im 214* 23) A rather than dsfIn SAGrrrARIUS (Nov. 33-Dec. faillare to attalid to' your in the referendwn? MIAMI (UP!) — Residents schools were closed, boats were "As we watch It today, we'll southeast of New Orleans. It fled a 300-mile stretch of moored and in some areas, begin to Zero in on the was moving toward the northcoastline from Panama City, evacuation was nearly corn- location," Frank said. "It's 50 west at 12 mph and was exFla., to Grand isle, La, today pleted In the morning, or 60 m iles across and It will pected to move toward the in the face of "extremely "Frederic was Approaching a take five or six hours Just to north or north northwostat 12 to dangerous" hurricane category 4 hurricane on a move across the coast. 15 miles an hour. Frederic, relative scale of 1 to 5 which Frank said residents along Gales extended outward 150 iuern with 130-mile-an-hour an- our makes it one of the most Intense the Gulf Coast have been ex- miles to the north and 100 miles winds. en 10 th perlencing strong winds upto3o to the south of the center. Landfall on the coast of hurricanes tms F 4 1J5L miles an hour since yesterday Louisiana, MI'ilI'ippI, a- century," an advisory d in Louisiana, Grand Isle on and those winds would increase ma or Florida was expected in the eastern edge of the warning "late afternoon, this evening or Forecasters were being ex- today, area was evacuated by midtonight," said Neil Frank, tremely cautious about pinAt 10a.m. EDT, an advisory morning. director of the National Hurni- pointing the possible spot of placed the center of Frederic at Law-lying areas in Alabama landfall as Frederic moved In a latitude 27.8 north, longitude also were evacuated in the cane Center. 87.3 west, or about 230 miles morning. Windows were boarded, northwest direction. — - . tax to raise revenues to match those turned down by the people t" - IS_ ILLA'S "1 didn't expect the failure to be of this magitude," Sorenson * Residents .Flee Coasfli ne --A Aim 1. J., - , ,• said, pointing to the 70 percent voter dental of the increase. What of the possibilities that the city will now adopt a utility out at the polls Tuesday to cast 419 votes against and 189 votes for official cuts in the budget to be made. The property tax rAe in the city will be set at $2.84 per $l,(X)O assessed valuation, the maximum allowed by law without voter approval. Ile tax rate level represents five percent more income from property taxes than received during the current fiscal year. "Mere Will be cuts, the depth and breadth of which I do not would solve the problem but suggested the city the proposal to increase property taxes from $3 per $1,000 assemed valuation to $4.25. Vat Hobbins county from his - penny pinching we can and I personally hope we will have to cutas few services as possible. sanitarian, could not be frolnbacking into thealley, . ._ and simple the people don't want their Wes raised." Nearly 54 percent,608 of the city 1,128 qualified electors, turned Knowles also suggested commissioners require the posting of signs prohibiting 18-wheel delivery trucks a practice Knowles said * -•\ Page 12A Commissioners aW gave their okay to that request. City Manager Pete missloners he did not see prosecution as a solution, — could put in the bin, Knowles said. Knowles told com- ••__... - run over trash cant strewing garbage about the cases the state's at. misdoners okayed the construction of a garbage bin at the rear of Mr. P's Supper Club, behind which the alley runs. Two downtown Sadord BRIDGE et that / crease failed Tuesday. The size of the failure Is what some of. -' N~ Herald Plss$i by Tim ficials said surprised them. "One has to have enough of an ability to listen to have heard Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes and Treasurer what the people were saying," said Sorenson. Madeleine Papa go over budget figures today. Councilman Harry Terry, senior member of the council, havin g served since the city was incorporated six years ago, said, "Plain know at this time," said Mayor Sorenson. "We will try to do all the I the alleyway. Knowles said Patrick himself who had city to Count sanitation of- caused by delivery trucks. in Winter Springs y • • • commissioners authorize Patrick to build a bin to store the garbage in. it was . Voters say 'no' to tax rise I _ . orning much mentas po ibIeandsherLffJohn polkstonjby waiting to be told by Benson how he can help the smallest municipal police force in the county. It really wasn't much of a surprise, city officials admitted today, that the referendum on a 60 percent plus property tax in- Herald PISI by Tim Garbage cans line alleyway behind Mr. P's supper club today, 1 (.fl.. Papa were At the same time Zef Harry E! make whatever personal sacrifices are neccssry to save as . 75 cats in check or coin with a T ' by the voters Tuesday. Mayor Walter Sorenson, City Manager Phil Kulbes and City Treasurer wag this information can sed curing In people In their early HOROSCOPE .0 I - Letter nulmber 134 on diseausthat have not been"f°1 Cataracts. Other readers who defined yet.You an them oc- LIN 1 ..-t •• -' eye doctor's evaluatkiri of your and surroundings seem to help status. If the retina has too reinforce the functions of the many changes in It, then the brain and enable the person to Improvement that you might avoid some confusion. expect from cataract surgery doesn't be I am sending YOU — — — — 3 62 ———— 84 u By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The fate of four of Lake Mrysnine-mem ber police department and Its four-person Communications unit remained uncertain ... acran where the vigud images dances to remain Active, have are projected by the lens. The goals and try to maintain your retinai, screm can be Affected interest in life. It also helps to by drcWation to the eye and stay in the same swoundings if you'll have to depend on your at all possible. Familiar objects 59 180' 58 57 — at? Nixed; Now There are medicines that help me blem is you can also to relieve associated anxiety have changes in the retina at and depression. Its bflPortant the back of the ere. This Is the '— 0 =:: aeelng, thelenscanberufloved as It was us your csse. 55 52 53 —154 —— so 01 — B'LF •,•. Laice Mar Tax H ke 4 atilrig significant difficulty in brain cells often seen with age, 38 35 34 66 — isv Bob Montana ITS GETTG TO EA t3UNGLE IINHERE,TOOf two, I have become forgedUl NY 10019. Changes in the arteries can And somewhat confused. Is them anything I can do to lead to changes in brain cells. retard the hardening of the The Wain cell changes can also arteries? Could hardening of occur without significant the arWes cause me to lose changes in circulation. We have my mind altogether and a lot yet to learn about become area. We don't have MY really good answers for most of them tering the derlykg medical problem that con b1hublas. can be When A cataract is mature or problem really Is the changes irr 22 2324 ___25 _26 48 49 1 - oavetroubleremeinber1ng nfles. For the pad year or bstruct 46 Of I ## ADrUIE —— 43 D 0 time My Vision has waggled. I o — —— 37 — 1 61JS - — — — 20 _21 —— 0 -- lation problem in the arteries DEAR READER — First, of the neck, surgery can be used th improve cICjation.1can aboult eyes. Vision Pd About the thing more than the lens in the eye. the offer in that department 15 to involve Cataracts have an evaluation by a delIngofan city in U lens of the eye itself. When the neurologist to make opacity becomes sufficient to that you don't have some tin- - — — '19 VJW? PLANT, MISS PHUPS 14 16 15 Sansom - YES,SIR IT A Li - THE BORN LOSER Lamb Evening Herald (USPS 481-280) — Price 15 Cents j ditions are common with older can identify a circu- 60 time (abbr.) — —' — 8— 9 — 10 — 11 —— /1., q•,a L 20 Himalayan ox 43 Face part 45 Island of 23 Obled saints 24 Milk-organ 46 Odd U..4-flI--.. 72nd Year, No. 12—Wednesday, September 12,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 endd DOWN husband _______ Evelllll\g r. the arteries. dening -. 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Tuesday, Sept.11, im - County Sets Tax Rate et Benef*lts Seniors Bu m.. ___ wN p I S ___ I __ - - iOd yy who usJly don't give you y 9) Give 1' _ glove trestine today If Y°' grief may P1* Wit lowww". the tat today. If yaW wilft hope to pin Unit 42c pushy when en YOU 110 5,ng "please" will prove ezS Yom say - ____ Some who 511011till qUno" in. USIPItTh fl101 M1i,t - he INS the dummy, but with * co*mm *id vAW i.. cube breaking 22 And 'iiI'u tnr#NotJ4COIVMORW) •1 _____ ____ _____ • SPIDU.MAN ___ _________ '' _______________ FRANK ANWERNIST Is se theaspresent rate, 63 commissioners voted to take dout," he said. The Federation of Senior per $1,000 assessed valuation. Goode told the corn,491 from the health depart- • Citizens benefited Tuesday With the approved fire district ment reserve fund and $3,442 rnissioners that the Federation - . I : : • while Seminole Memorial tax Increase, residents in from the hospital fund. The represents more than 1111,000 Hospital and the health unincorporated areas of the change leaves the health senior citizens In Seminole department sulfured during the county will pay $9.35Per $100 department reserve fund at County. Of that total, he said, second And flnalpublichearing Assessed valuation. $40,509 and the hoepltal fund at 2,838, live ator below proventy cnthel979-lOSerrinoleCowty "I'msorrytouy it, bid I've level. I . ----'—---r .' by WjMves doemas Stan Lea and John Remits by Imcaprated areas will stay the senior citizen services, the We're not asking for a haii- : . ___ -- 1 -- price ON trash teiiccth.icgshegus. I budillet. gotten to the point where I we More than 140 persons packed CourAy comm'salloom voted the commission room at the to incresse by $nvu the courthouse for the -am oram Jai - 1.1II iiiri •I illi I I ., l IW 1 1: _' I - -- ForTrash Pi* c -Di" osal u 'j%tC' i i - ..... - !UMSLIWUO$ zoom is •.. - S -• •.. . . . ...- - bY T. 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"Wood OR I WMI IWO W01WAR. ft • Siui I ItdV *5 br 1pu,ithe ' dAm *5 level if eslfi*fIldiiei. Prea1ssr, he add, the were members of one of the 15 allowthegro tomaintain groups. The crowd broke Into &p*u" following ft decigon was in favor of the incraft new prWam, community care necessary to maintain ibe of the commissioners. tw the dderlyt whkh will an going to congregate meals prosram, I'Some people pwide hnn bulth care and government at aH levels as say old people have however. day con services to W or adversary. I'm ready to take a hands out asking for something. Trustees of Seminole - I . ed in I'm saisi" said Federation Memorial Hospital orlijnaJly Prier to the fermi] appruvii always asked to give o&esman pu had asked county corn- s eft elitim& is S* no I The vote to make the shift of funds in the budget was Ro-1, with commbdoner SM Kir. .' .I-uw- GOWnW.MUM - - I. I • - were d1gidais previously II_liduiiii ealli h a ve — pie cid over ,,_ £1... 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Oct. S. ..- SS •i .'• Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Graham ExpectedT o Name D avis Jud ge ,.,. .•.S- • !•• S•I, .. S. - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Gov. Bob Graham is expected to announce Monday the appointment of Sanford attorney Joe Davis as the 14th circuit judge for the 18th Judicial Circuit of Seminole and Brevard counties. Meanwhile, Gov. Graham has appointed an Orlando circuit judge to the Florida Supreme Court. The new judgeship for the 18th judicial circuit was created by the Florida Legislature during its 1979 session. The post of circuit judge pays an annual salary of $43,600. Davis, 55, is a native of Sanford, attended public schools here and graduated from Seminole High SChOOL A graduate of the Stetson University College of Law, Davis was a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served In the legal section of the old Florida State Road Department, now the Department of Transportation. He is a member of the prestigious law firm of Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh and Julian. Davis served in the Florida House of Representatives in the 1960s. He has been city attorney In Altamonte Springs for the past 25 years, a position from which he resigned several months ago. He Is continuing to serve while appointment of his successor is being considered. He is currently Oviedo city attorney and was previously city attorney of Longwood. Davis is married to the former Betty Jane Woodcock of Sanford. Davis was one of three lawyers nominated for the post by a judicial nominating committee. Others nominated were County Judge Wallace Hall of Lake Mary and a Brevard County attorney, Edward L Stahley. Local members on the nominating committee were Altamonte Springs attorneys, Newman Brock and Gary Massey. Graham appointed Orlando Circuit Judge Parker Lee McDonald Friday to succeed Justice Joseph Hatchett, who was elevated to the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals recently by President Carter. Hatchett was the first black to be appointed to a state high court in the South and one of the first In the country. Graham was unable to appoint a black to succeed him because all three finalists recommended by the Supreme Court nominating commission were white. McDonald, 55, has been a circuit judge since 1961 and an acting member of the new state 5th District Court of Appeal since midsununer. The other finalists were L. Pharr Abner, a Winter Park attorney, and Ormond Beach Circuit Judge Warren Hyland Cobb. "Parker Lee McDonald is fine lawyer and an experienced and Intelligent judge," Graham said. "His substantial judicial experience provides him with the professional abilities necessary to this important position." McDonald was appointed to a term ending In 1965 when he will come up for "merit retention" review. He is a member of the executive board of the National Conference of State Trial Judges and is a former chairman of the state circuit judges conference. He practiced law in Sebring and Orlando from 1950 to 1961 and was appointed a circuit judge in 1961 and reelected subsequently. McDonald was presiding judge for the 3rd Statewide Grand Jury from December 1977 to June 1979. The panel Investigated organized crime. He was rated the outstanding circuit judge in Florida in 1978 by the Florida Bar's young lawyers section. He and his wife, Velma Ruth, have four children. The appointment is not subject to Senate confirmation. 2,000 Nuclear Protesters Assault Seabrook Plant Energy Unit To Youths By RUSS HARRIS Herald Staff Writer It could be that eighth grade students enrolled in Colleen Pelley's physical science class may have an energetic jump on their futures. What used to be regarded as a whistle-stop unit In science classes throughout Seminole County middle schools, is now deserving of far more emphasis - at least in Mrs. Pelley's classes at Lakeview Middle School in Sanford. Mrs. Pelley has been teaching about nuclear energy' for seven years at Lakeview, and she considers the total five weeks spent on nuclear energy a necessary and significant step In helping youngsters better understand their changing environments. Though her students do not begin to learn about 'plutonium,' 'uranium Isotopes,' and 'tritlum' officially until January, Mrs. Pelley has got them thinking about nuclear energy already. After all, she reasons, "they are the ones who'll be working in a world where it's necessary to understand some things about nuclear power sources and such." Yet understanding the foundations of nuclear power and energy is something which many adults cannot fathom. Primarily, the reason amounts to a matter of exposure. Most adults are products of school systems which did not promote learning about nuclear energy — since the emphasis clearly was on other forms of energy more consistent with the needs of the times. Even today, with more attention given to nuclear energy by the media, and more demand placed on developing alternate energy sources, nuclear energy study is primarily limited to a handful of students who take physics in high school. "Nothing Is really too complicated for an eighth grade student if you teach in a progressive, logical way," said Mrs. Pelley. "When we had the three-çille disaster some months back, a lot of people were in the dark. My students understood what was going on." Mrs. Pelley is not alone in her teaching. The entire physical science staff at Lakeview teaches a nuclear energy unit, as do several teachers throughout Seminole County. She thinks it's a sign of the tunes, "I think it's getting to be a trend. Nuclear energy will be an Important issue when the students begin voting In a few years, and I find I'm stressing it more with each year." Since the beginning of this year's school term, Mrs. Pelley has been urging students to submit SCWS E tides concerning nuclear power. Though many of the students may not understand in full what the articles SEABROOK, N.H. (UP!) About 2,000 chanting, antinuclear activists yanked down chain link fences around the Seabrook nuclear plant today. Hundreds of baton-wielding state troopers repelled the protestors with mace. By mid-morning there had been no arrests, and authorities said none of the demonstrators had gained access to the constructlon site. The protesters, who have said they would turn' the Seabrook power plant into a vegetable- .1 -. .4.. b' r JOE DAVIS I.UUIUIWV, LI... .....l -•. ,.• ._.. - -- COLLEEN PELLEY looking Into a nuclear ar future are about, come January, chances are they will. The news articles ranging from lost uranium to leakages will be discussed and student enlightenment will grow. Possibly, debates over the timely issues will result. "Nuclear energy is a part of our curriculum," said Mrs. Pelley "but I just expand it more for one simple reason: it'll be a power source of the future and ,. . children need to be Informed of what is going wrong with nuclear power as well as what Is going right." 1,...l. #1.-....ê W,. IJLUI.r. IISV VIII&DJII.V. WV W$U authorities, who have promised to arrest anyone who attempts to do so, were at a standoff. Shouting "Sin-ergy" and singing anti-nuclear protest songs, the predominantly young demonstrators attacked the fences that surround the unfinished $2.6 billion nuclear complex in several places with wirecutters. After severing the fences, the protesters pulled them down with ropes. More than 250 riot-helmeted troopers from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine and Vermont - backed by 200 National Guardsmen bused in from Portsmouth on Gov. Hugh Gallen's order sprayed mace on demonstrators who tried to cut the Fences. Those protesters who didn't have makeshift gas masks quickly doused their eyes with -. - water. While helicopters hovered overhead, German shepherd attack dogs barked incessantly, keeping the protesters at bay. Construction crews then moved in with new sections of fence to replace those that had been torn down. Several protest leaders said the demonstrators would regroup before noon and map their next course of action. Some speculated the whole demonstration would shift to the maingate at the plant, where protesters would stternç* and alternative energy exhibits. They also planned to "nonviolently resist" arrest by linking arms, refusing to give out their names and letting the air out of tires of buses used to take them to jail. "I am prepared to stay in jail Indefinitely," said Kevin Lawless of New buryport, Muss., one of the protest leaders. Roxanne Elder of Austin, Texas, who came with 17 people loaded in two vans, said her group "will stay until the plants are shut down." "We're going to establish a community that is reasonably self-sufficient and grows its own food," said Barry Feldman, 25, a nuclear protester from Cambridge, Mass., who described himself as a "living conununist." State and local police, and protest leaders themselves, were unable to determine how many demonstrators arrived in the tiny seacoast town Friday to participate In Uw . - A few hours after dawn, the protesters, carrying two days supply of food in backpacks, left their campsites on private land and wallowed through muddy marshes, hiked through heavy woods and marched down railroad tracks to get at the Seabrook plant. Since 1976 there have been 1,891 arrests at Seabrook which has become the sharpest point of conflict in the growing dispute between protesters and promoters of nuclear energy. Scores, perhaps hundreds, more demonstrators were expected to be arrested this weekend. Led by the Boston-based Coalition for Direct Action at Seabrook, the protesters have said they will occupy the site and turn it into an "antinuclear village" with victory gardens Pope John To Washington After Greeting Chicago CHICAGO (UPI) - Pope the pontiff. military side of O'Hare for the, p.m. sunday. John Paul I!, cheered by the At the helipad, several people pope's departure. The temperature in the love of 1.5 million Midwestern broke through the barriers but As the 727 jet climbed into the capital was 49 degrees this pilgrims, left for Washington were chased back by police clear sky, a cheer went up from morning, expected to rise to the today to meet President Carter with raised billy dubs. No one the crowd. In Washington, upper 60s under sunny skies. on the final leg of his nine-day was struck. where it was clear and chilly Government meteorlogists said international crusade for Banners were displayed today, several dozen people "the weather should be pleaspeace. everywhere, including one from were already camped out on the ant but cool for the activities The pope appeared on the the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Mall, near the altar where John accompanying the visit of the balcony of Cardinal John Unification Church. One pro- Paul will celebrate mass at 3 pope." over the next six weeks," ha spraying with a few new twists. on and around the lake can be Cody's residence to wave a final claimed: "The Unification By iopirgt ESTES said. In the 12"psge report, which spraye1 with an adulticide goodbye this morning and give Church Loves Pope John Paul." IlersldStaff Writer After that, the problem has several appendices of applicator mounted on a boat. a final blessing to a crowd of He waved and blessed a small Respite from the hordes of but wthl should specific hdonuatioii, Dr. All Or Mn insecticide applicator about 2,000 people some in crowd at O'Hare Airport before bI1àd mosquitoes which have d15&1)5)e& all Friday, Oct. 5, 1179 there was a full moon. Authorities inféMed the Monroe Lakefront next April when the pesky in- points out the adulticlding can mounted on a truck can be used evening dress and others boarding his special Ieddhave long since said It accounts for bizarre human and who had white jet, "Shepherd " and the downtown area of sect begins emerging froni the be done by truck from the for dispersing adulticides on bundled in parkas animal behavior. It may be so. Read these reports: A gathered through the night to Departure ceremonies at the again, shoreline of the like, by airaccessible areas of land. Sanford Is In sight. But the lake college student shot and killed two persons and wounded Mu4 off, A permanent solution, one craft or boat over the water. airport was open only to respite will be temporary. The types of chemicals that see several others in a shooting spree in South Carolina at a which is ecologically safe, maY Some sang and chanted: dignitaries, military personnel i,-. All group of could be used homecoming party... Page 3A; A sniper In San Francisco in the program "John Paul II, we love you" and and reporters, but there were 'As the weather changes, the be years away MS Dr. All COW businessmen, meeting in would not only kill blind a hostage holds and demand, $1 million... Page ta; chants of "Long live the pope. ninnb of the insects will tinues his research. As part of Sanford this week, that mosquitoes but also the "biting "We love the pope." A group of young men fired shots Into a crowd at a As his open car began the dedflns over the next six weeks, his research effort he has been 'a The Plane lifted off at 8:10 praying would cost variety," Dr. All pointed out. football game in California._ Page 3A findings short ride toahellpadsetupin a.m (9:10 a.m. EDT). his ECOId1118 to Dr. Arshad All. publishing to $10,080 per treatment At this point neither Sanford a nearby baseball field, a group John Paul ended his visit to MI heads the nudge periodically to benefit other iastüiii three wesims or less. nor Seminole County has money of people from the Chicago and its 2% million r research program which has resea rthrs. budgeted for mosquito In the meantime at the In the report he seds an Movement a Catholics by emphasizing the been underway for the pad worldwide Catholic peace twin themes of love among Year at the Agricultural request Of Sanford and arrangeines* mlijl* be made Dr. All said Friday he will group moved forward with a mankind and stern adherence Horoscope .................1-B Around The Clock ..........4-A Bastards and Education center Seminole county elected of- with the FAA Voluala Mosquito l MAW topsrlodlcally volunteer his services onany bouquet, and the pop stopped to conservative churcbtradl- Hospital ...................2-A Bridge .....................11 II1-SInford.11 MAW isaf. flclalsDr. All has writtena Obituaries ................ li-A Calendar ................... IA f$iat.d with the University of report recommending methods tad ON of thur hsllcoptirs advisory board to provide a to chat with them fora moment. tions Fridaysolution to the either During the brief of temporarily controlling the AIM hands. The pops gave the crowd a (JUIISELVES ........... 1-2-3.B Comics ............ . ....... 4-U putt, the Wind or biting variety type trip to Lincoln Park, hundreds final blessing from door of his Sports ..................7-1-1-A Crossword ................. blind mosquito. :"There nay be one or two Or, he says, the midge mosquito. "Both type insects of people ran behind and beside plane. About 1,500 people had Television .................7-B Editorial...................4-B The method appears to t lilOfe upsurgea of the nudge combine the old ways of emergence and dispersal area are problems," he said. the car to get a final glimpse of gathered at the restricted Weather ...................2-A Dear Abby ..................1 Break From Mosquitoes? !es, But Only Temporary I FULL MOON -- - - S. Today - - I F . / '1 13 . 4-. .-- 4- --S.. -5---. - - .%I, .T . -.. ._.i.... . . - .. -. . - . - ... - . . . .• . -' - ..g.. -- - . �2A—Evinlng Hera $4, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 7, im Bank Robber Remains In Sanford Jall 11 A bank robber suspect has Mill not posted $10,500 bond today and remains In custody at the Seminole County Jail. Seminole County Judge Wallace Hall did not reduce the bond for David King, 39,1821 Summerlin Ave., Sanford, who was charged with W ORLD -INBRIEF---- King was arrested 12:30 p.m. Thursday a minute after the Atlantic National Bank of Seminole on First Street Sanford was robbed of about $500 by a man who walked Into the bank, placed his hand in a brown paper bag, and told the teller "this is a stickup." The teller handed over about $500 and the man walked out of the bank followed by Daryl McLain, bank security head. McLain Identified the man to Sanford police officer Jack Davis, who arrested the suspect without Incident. King's next court appearance, his third, is scheduled for Oct. 12 at 2:00 p.m. Brezhnev Plans Rebuttal To Carter's Troop Speech BERLIN (UPI) Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev has chosen East Germany's 30th anniversary celebration for his reply to President Carter on the Soviet combat brigade In Cuba. Brezhnev, who Is heading the celebrations marking the 30th birthday of the German Democratic Republic, has readied a major speech to be delivered in the East Palace of the Republic, diplomats said. A highly placed western diplomatic source In Moscow said the speech slated for Saturday night was expected to be tough. The speech will be Brezhnev's first response to Carter's statement that although the question of the Soviet brigade should not be linked to the SALT treaty, the United States would beef up Its forces on the Guantanamo naval base In Cuba and create a Caribbean task force In Key West, Fla. - TRUCK THEFI' A Seminole County sheffiff's deputy stopped the driver of a truck late Wednesday and arrested him for grand theft and possession of a controlled substance. Jerry Dillard, Apartment 3, Sanford Court Apartments reported his 1979 truck missing at 11 p.m. Twenty-two minutes later Deputy William Hodge stopped Hugh Edward Smith, 20, Cornelia Drive, Sanford at State route 427 and U.S. Highway 17-92 and asked to set the registration to the truck Smith was driving. According to Hedge, Smith said: "I don't have it. I stole the truck." Hedge arrested Smith for grand theft and found a prescription bottle with Ubrium, a controlled substance, In the back seat of the truck. Egypt Parades Strength "ILYI.&P flUDDaI% I The Seminole County Sheriff's Department charged Herman Walden Wesley, 20, 119 McKay Blvd., Sanford with armed robbery of the Handy Way Store, West 46 and Orange Blvd. Wesley is still In Seminole County Jail today in lieu of $5,250 bond. CIVIL SUIT CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Egypt put Its military might, Including American F4 Phantom fighter-bombers and Chinese MIG 19's, on display today to underline Its determination to remain powerful despite a peace agreement with Israel. The parade, the first since Egypt concluded peace with Israel In March, marks what Cairo considers Its victory In the 1973 Middle East war that broke out six years ago today when Egyptian forces stormed across the Suez Canal to regain a slice of Sinai Peninsula. Thousands of Egyptians led by President Anwar Sadat, who planned the stunning attack and then made peace with Israel, watched the diversified array of Soviet, West European, American and Chinese weapons that will roil past in the eastern part of the capital. - reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department his fij'tn just put In the $600 intercom system. Action Reports * Fires * Courts RENTALS NOT RETURNED * Police Beat 0044 , . .. - -•-•,•.•' Killer Cat Brain Studied ' -: KEMPTON PARK, South Africa UP! The brain of a house cat that went berserk and attacked three children and killed a dog has been sent to a veterinary research center for analysis. A spokesman for the Onderstepoort Center near Pretoria said doctors were Interested In what caused the cat to go crazy. The cat was killed Friday by John Sctunitze after It had attacked his 3-month-old daughter Ursula. Schmltze caught the animal by following it paw prints, left on a freshly pointed widow ledge, into the bush. The feline first clawed a 4-year-old girl last month, then attacked a second child and killed a dog. - I HOSPITAL NOTES Kennoth 11. Nø H. o, AJ.* . s'rus HOSPITAL OCT.so YOUR MOVE ' Sanfor : INKMAROES ________________________________________ I a... readings; tees. Pert Caiaver $40, 11*1 peratue, 001 .medgM low 00; am,, 1913 pm.; law, 3:41 am,, yesterday's high, $3; 4:33 pa. bir.aetrkpussar,,as.; I0yp11111:$4gh,3:$41.a.,4d3 Fiescail: Cistlaned lair 8$, Aagathos I. Jopitir hoist $brsuj Isday. II$a ho do100 Ms — me* In Is widli.. i. %@W --- o meetly. se—in $ ge, , less kSsrless. erlssa* few shc.wsi$ils eums .eu psitisa. Fair ho JNDAYTWU the auth paully cI.4 ho DsyI.s Ieseh . e,sl ss __ a. lsw, till a.a. - DO LLARS.' ELP? H t.diy asking to. speak to the piseengers, w Inadvertently UPI's Western zone hesdquar. mayor and President carter allowed to pass through a lets In the Fox Plaza building roadblock and demanding $1 million. unaware of the across the street. Some shots At one point for tense situation. The but was struck the Fox Pta bilkSng hamburgers, soda pop and Mopped a short distance from itself. bandages and uey w,re ic.. the Compensation Fund NO Reporters In the bureau 'red from the rooftop In a sack ding, and backed out at the worked with lights off and and pulled In' by the terrified danger zone, talked with staffers In the street woman hostage. Police said the bandages £ were apparently for arm int *=t, - "a' .+ - - ws.s 41m) lip __ MORRISBURO, Ont. (UPI) dive A Mw'nan trying to pilot a ered Powers at Wmff w during rockul-powered Lit across a f oul • Friday evening. Officers said half-mile span of the St. ded to also brisk the woman hostage might also Lawrence River broke is block xesi,i ' behirt, L when iwolnoI The cragh Was by "Ho Is from. same kind of Mark IV disintagrated hi mid nve o radial er lltMhen," police, air and cruhed. gj fr nus Edward Mcnos said. Kee Powers, 33, of Fort olfl + aadme, Fla,, w" polled detachment and aw"W" is called from Ow wreck andtakentoan ' d ' ' .-.... . HOfllSOWPam may qualify for loans * uuiflg, . w No £....... . &Ag w Tis ess.i _ #110 111110 of 010 tho Me X0 to n go . ea + to A ...I -'.-s... .- + + p-S -'s... +4.:_:._. 1b* ash IUUNE$$ lOMS 1 4..._ ._.g4._ . - -.+.... ++ . .. . • ... -. . -. - - .... - - ;TKonn•dy Out Of Hospital BOSTON (UP!) Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy was 'i'eleased from the hospital Friday, and her 24-year-old :...' grandson's condition in another hospital across town "1tnproved from "serious" to "fair." Mrs. Kennedy, 89, spent 10 days at New England "Baptist Hospital recuperating from a three-hour operation on an Inguinal hernia, which are common In older people. A portion of her small intestine was removed. She was taken by family members to their Cape Cod home, where she will continue to rest and undergo physical therapy, the hospital said. - O'HaIr Loses Pope Fight WASHINGTON (UP!) - Atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair has failed In her attempts to stop Pope John Paul II from celebrating mass on Washington's public Mall Sunday. Two courts turned her down Friday and one, a federal appeals court, rejected her contention the government was giving preferential treatment to the Roman Catholic Church by allowing a religious service on public property. Jeffrey Hiller, Mrs. O'Hair's lawyer, said she was abandoning her fight to stop the mass, but would continue to try to get a court to order the Catholic church to reimburse the government for the cost of providing public services. '.' - WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter will formally disclose on Dec. 4 his decision to seek a second term, and then he will begin a four-day campaign swing In an attempt to raise more than $2.5 million by year's end. The announcement will be followed by tour days of Intensive campaigning by the president, vice president and first lady each to different sections of the country. "The plans are for the president to announce his Intentions for 1960 on Dec. 4," press secretary Jody Powell told' reporters Friday. He was asked If there was even a remote chance Carter might not run. "lam not aware of any," Powell said. ys s %"k 1-800-282-5337 901 P& MAGNOLIA AVE SUE 416 ORI.mpo' FL 32903 -- •.-..- -....... Trains Got A Reprieve Attorneys for two Midwestern DENVER' iUPI) Circuit Court of Appeals for Us. Matas praised tiw 10th Friday's order that Amtrak continue three of Its Pesruger trains it least temporarily, despite estimated daily lousee of $12000 to $14000. The appeals panel voted 2-I to bar for at lead three weeks the lermination (4th. Floridian, the Northwest 1awMhs and the Los. Star ,Uwse passenger trains serving elosens of commusities across the nation. + 0ni 1011kS 24 hours edsy — wan (Iceies (,tier www"11NOW powwow Miss M 11111110111, ... 4 , , , 4 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) A judge has ordered the report on Elvis Presley's death locked In a =va= y prevent theft or destruction pending a hearing on a suit by ABC-TV. Baptist Memorial Hospital officials Thursday were ordered to turn over the report and all related th formation to Chancery Court Clerk and Master John Roberson sotherecords can be waled in a site untila full hearing is held on ABC's lawsuit to obtain copies of the 1077 autopsy. any p'J! CII Our IOI*sS ruTibIr tess its a Idaho and western Canada early Friday was the rocketbody of a Russian satellite re-entering the earth's atmosphere. "Basically, we think it was space junk," a spokesman aid at NORAD's Colorado Springs, Cob, headquarters. The spokesman said NORAD received work from the ,R Ian news agency Tass that the body of a rocket that .Iaunched a television satellite Oct. 3 would be coming '.down over western Canada. - . (4 b Fi '1I car thus 1:over eastern Washington, northern Elvis Report Locked Up or IflOI cou"14JUM lit* gaudM - - ft rhw which bsgsa at 8; 00 p.m. bitwes Cwudo ad the United Friday onMathet1 wills OWN Friday. * ik.d 002 , iiad1 *tIiem, 'I".after leaving the her's A Lot Of Space Junk SPOKANE, Wash. (UP!) - The North American Air 'Defense Command says It Is very likely the UFO spotted Just -+ .. - . I / y a Oiidun ... rosily hmw. He's get aanits, broken ve rt ebrae. He was Ishind,PoeuthotII has been k" wwo we001 "WAft his vp rep in wrious but at" off for ngsr~j 4100 pa. IfruuM to mashed out a window to begin &W on the downtown + r.rnis Back ln__ 60900" COMPTON, Calif. (UP!) - A group of young men fired a volley of gunshots Into crowded stands at a high school football game Friday night, slightly wounding two teen. ,.agers and a 5-year-old boy. A police spokesman said several more spectators received minor injuries while running for cover when four or five young men, believed to be members of a local treet gang, started shooting into the crowd about 10 p.m. The game between Compton High School and Centennial High School was in its final minutes when the shots rang out. "It was total chaos out there," said police officer ,anny Sneed. He said the spectators nearly panicked and 'Jrampled each other running from the gunfire. The three persons slightly wounded were seated in separate areas of the stands. They were taken to local ospitals, treated and released. Sneed said security guards chased the suspects and exchanged several shots with them before the men fled in a car. He said police have partial descriptions of the suspects and a description of their car. Carter Decision Expected 4 , . POIIZCAJT , $0 PIL Ewd in one car. Officers the straps. S unman MW* P11111s; k% 9:56 LILt 9:51 PAL whi FA - WOULD fl FEW THOUSAN D' - WEATHER eu,, Pill .,: tod - Ella J. DickIn, Crane. City ams 3141 P61L Not all of the events in the have traveled from sea to sea Golden Age Olympics are of a• promoting Sanford and the strenuous kind. For those who annual event for senior citizens had rather strain their brain 55 and over. than their biceps there am The second year the Golden dominoes, checkers, and card Age Olympics were held, Edith games. says she competed In five or six:: The Sanford Senior Citizens of the events, accumulating Club sponsors the dominoes and enough points to make her checkers, with Edith Harrisonoverall women's champion. as chairman. This year the Now because she-15 hostess she checkerscompjikn will begin likes to show up at each event at2p.m.onTuesday, Nov. 7 äfldsosbeéonflneshejutto and the dominoes at 10 a.m, at croquet, dominoes, checkers, the Greeter Sanford Chamber and sometimes crafts. of Commerce. Winners receive She says checkers and gold, silver or bronse medals dominoes are getting more sportsEdith and her h usband, Jack, there were 16 men and women are o ial hod and hostess for competing. Some play In both the Golden Age Olympics and events. I - w Football Game Shooting BATTERY A suspect arrested for Driving Under the Influence early Friday morning allegedly kicked the arresting officer In the groin; and kicked out a rear window of a patrol car, according to a: Seminole County sheriff's deputy report. Deputy Jan Pauska reported he was attacked by the kicker at 2:54 a.m. at U.S. Highway 17-92 and 25th St., Sanford. James Joseph Hackett, 22, 315 Oleander, Casselberry was: charged with driving under the Influence, criminal mischief, as: well as battery to a police officer. He was still In Seminole County Jail Friday night on a bond of $262. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - A later guided them to safety. Joseph Parker, a city by telephone. Former President Gerald diverted because of the sniper Passengers aboard severs) Paramedic at the scene, said sniper holding a secretary All downtown traffic Was ti Ford, who was scheduled for a fire. The St. Francis is the hotel hostage peppered Market Municipal Railway street cars FBI agents with a high power routed around the danger zone speed at &. the Francis Hotel where Sara Jane Moore tried to Street with gunfire Friday night halted near the scene were telescope on a nearby building and streets were blockaded, some 2 mile, away, had his car shoot Ford ay and sUated, but flVe hours after One person apparently was alone Ow" M. ClIppard, Lake Mary Iit$y Jiftflurner, Unewoo d .. ' Gracey told Sanford police the van was in operation at Croom High School and Golcbburg Elementary School on Friday ançl Monday, but the volt meter was not used. When the volt meter was to be used Tuesday it could not be found. went to her rescue, and The SLA nicked by a bUllet, bid Syinbionese swiou* InJ escorted her to safety In a LIberation Army was the Thegnnan,bellevedtobe29 shower of bullets. No one was group that kidnapped Patricia and claiming to be a member of hit. Hearst In 1974. A ne de the arly tragic episo 'SLA-WLO" group, or- Theeniperhadadirectllneof sho rt negotiated ly before midnight fire to a Wide aria of the with police curred throughout the night, roper' when a Mimi bus, loaded with downtown district, Including IsDy girt Wililami LIMe Casesil, AtamoWe sgs WIIIlin A. French, Mary 5. Kavanagh, Doltoes ' Edith Harrison (left rear) chairman, site In on game of dominoes at * Previous Golden Ages Olympics with Curtis Flnlayson, Harold Antoine and Anne Larson, all of Sanford. to drop dves from a the Ant of the drams, police plastic explosives comer office he controlled in a discovered that an elderly belt over his shoulders with woman had been sitting highrise office building. attached to No.i I.. Sk itIn Marlin I. AiIm, chuluoli VIolsiti Nmddmrm.yar, Deltci'.a Noun G. sinsavo DSItiii VOLT METER TAKEN A $200 volt meter was taken from a Seminole County school board maintenance van sometime after Sept. 28 and Tuesday,: according to Charles Gracey, 54, operator of the van. Sniper Holds Hostage, Demands Cash Tim Tate Lawrence Price •1 .di - Knylc.$ SIMINOII MIMO*IAL + Table Games , Another Part 0 Of Olympics - .. COLUMBIA, S.C. IJpI - Police were holding a University of South Carolina sophomore who opened fire at a crowded fraternity homecoming party early today, kifling two classmates and wounding five other students, uthorjtIes said. Mark A. Houston, 19, of Columbia was arrested by Columbia police about 4 a.m. in a dormitory at Allen University, a few miles from the scene of the shooting. Houston, who surrendered peacefully after talking with his parents, was charged with murder. ... . "No one knows what led to the shooting," said USC Pollee Chief M.D. Harrelson. "All of a sudden he just pulled a pistol and he fired a couple of times, and then he pp and he was shooting as he was running." :,. "It's really bizarre," said Columbia Police JnvestIgator Ray Chandler. , TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Saboteurs blew up a crude oil Pipeline and attacked two microwave communication centers In the southern Arab province of Khuzestan, Pars news agency reported toy. A bomb planted In a bazaar in Abadan, the main refinery town In the south, was removed before It could explode Friday night, the agency said. The attacks followed a aerlej of bomb explosion! b the past week which ripped through an express train, killing eight passengers, and wrecked another bazaar In the port city of Khorramshahr and akey communications post. Pars said there were no Injuries and minimal damage In the explosion that destroyed a crude oil and associated gas pipeline naming from Khtmestan to a refining plant In Ahv - - ;: : INTERCONTAKEN KIlls 2; Wounds 5 In Shooting Spree On Thursday Robert Wlnckelmann, 49, Maitland, an employee of Taylor Rental, state Route 426 in Altamonte Springs, reported to Seminole County sheriff's deputies a television and an air compressor have not been returned on their due dates. According to Winckelmann, the black and white television worth $180 was to be returned on July 28. The renter did caUn Sept. 4 and said that It would be returned but It has yet to show up. The air compressor rented by a different suspect, worth $285 and rented till Sept. 23 also has not been returned. County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages In excess of $2,500. Katherine Lynne Duncan, a minor, through her father Harkness A. Duncan, is suing John W. Delk, Kathryn DeIk, and St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company for damages. Duncan claims the Delks did not maintain their premises at 1220 Winter Ave., Longwood in a "reasonably safe condition". The suit alleges a transparent glass door placed in the garage did not have warning devices or signs such as decals or stripping to make It "properly visible." According to the suit since the door was not visible as the suit says, Katherine Lynne Duncan walked into It. Miss Duncan was entering the house through a garage at about 6 p.m. on Aug. 11, 1978 to receive money owed her for babysitting. The suit mainthins that the Miss Duncan was not previously warned about the hazard. Allegedly Miss Duncan was Injured from the shattered door. The suit is asking for damages from Incurred medical treatment to Miss Duncan. Saboteurs Blow Up Pipes ; logo in the patio area. Between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 8:30 a.m. Thursday someone entered a Longwood house through an enclosed pool-patio opened a sliding glass door and took an intercom system. The unoccupied home at 1000 Sweetwater Bay Court, Longwood, is owned by Philpot Homes. Scott Philpot, 28,120 Ha rro gate Court, Longwood (am employee for the firm), The following civil sWt has been filed with the office of Seminole NA71ON IN BRIEF - - + Sunday, Oct. 1, 1911—JA �'S Evening Fkv.dd cusps 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-2-l1or 8311993 Sunday, October 7, 1979--4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Around 9 _____ - Von [ RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director xne DelivëjfWjekjo Ce da Month $3,90; 6 Months, $22.00; ar, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, 1.00; Year $47.00. You can put big bright teeth on President Carter "We thought it was extremely reverential. It or sagging, ugly jowls on Richard Nixon, but if showed the pope in a most benevolent way his you're an artist you better not pet tiny eyes long eyes twinkle, his smile is warm and broad and he is hair on the pope. giving a most earned blesslng,"sald Allan Prlaulx, Such is the opinion of numerous Evening Herald King Features editor, readers who have called to complain of a caricature But that interpretation was not shared by a --whichappear donIhc front pageoi the- Tuesday------ number of readers-who complalnedthe caricature edition of the paper. The artist's drawing, supplied was In bad taste. Some callers were disturbed by by King Features of New York, showed the pope what they thought were "beady eyes", others felt wearing a mitre with a lock of hair protruding from the pope's hair was too long or his nose was perunderneath. The caricature featured a smiling trayed as being grossly distorted. pontiff with small eyes and broad smile. Among those objecting to the caricature was -- ______ IEW The Clock Father William Neldert of Lake Mary. Said Father Neldert, "My reaction was very strong and very negative. How can a daily newspaper that serves the community do that—a cartoon of the pope is out of line completely out of place." OPINION IveiWng NeraW, Sanford, FL Senday, Oct. 7, itiv—s* - Father Neidert said there is a dignity about the pope which is unique from 6ffier public figur— es -h w- 1 are often the subject of artists' drawings. That dignity was violated when the caricature of the pope was published, he said. "There's only one pope," he said, in & - 40 By TONY BROWN slightest idea of the Bill of Rights. And answer the following American that's true. '.?lease history questions: But not because they not taught Name three black heroes of the these facts, at some point.were to say, Needless American Revolutionary War. the selected facts are about white people Name the Afro-AinerI who In- and their contributions to the forward vented the electric traffic signal. .3. Name the man who chopped clown the progress of mankind. Generation after generation of black and clrry tree and could not tell a Be. white children leave high school with so If you answered only the last question correctly, you're a typically educated ...chlldr.n ha,. American, with probably a better-thanaverage performance In school.taught school so American history. -w. eave Us In Dark JULIAN 4 BOND RONALD R EAGAN ' Congress ym Won 't Isn't ________ _____ '. _______ )I It, '. , 4 4 rob I e m f it b! - ' __ ____ ___ _ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ . 1'! ___ - 1 . .'l ___ ___ ___ : -i '. ,:wI " :. ..,.••. '....',•r.'.... I ..... .. ) . . . .J.. ... . .. . . . ' . ____ ___ .. 1. . . I - . I ~~ . .~4 ,..;t c:. ~r . 4~ , : . , . ,_7'_'.I * .'. .r . . - % ,~ '-. 1 : . . r'%~. '• ..I . . W. Nl ll ll ' 4 . -_.. .' .,.. . - .. ,1 STELLA FOYDOID OOKLYN, NEW YORK "WHATTADAYWAN, - IARTLY McCARTHY MASSACHUSETTS ALREADY? DERE OWN LANG WICH?" 'WHAH CAHN'T THEY AHK LAHK WAHTS. T'S NAHT HAHD." MARY LOU MARTHA WHITE MOILE, ALASAMA "DON'T Y'ALL BE CUTTIN' THE FOOL. WHASRONG WI PLAIN OL' INGISH." 9 ,. #!r%o)fw A1g nOld.r ~ ;1. ~ .., * I . r. I Of X 1 ~ ., - '.51 14 3. . 31 Lots Of Money Wasted N. Moro Intervention I We are mad concerned about the atlers Of some representatives to circusnyuug the rules Of the House to bring R& provIsions Of this Bill ii, badi The bill 11M115 oudrlbudions by PAC to $50,000, but It Imposes no coadraints upon "In in•' Contributions -by union mni. bership, Le., Manpower, Got out The We 1111111110" that this Is an effort to )iVote of . Wed do vvwlwg ___ Hose Cemmltte, .galed aBS 1. We do I* Want any mote govenmiast b. Iff"11111180 IN we IleCtION results of this at$oiIJ. by the governmll$0Impró,.OwelectIo,icertanj deedinIImcutId.iàhiftssbIlityto 110101110111 spun the Of Public . . .. . .(I . 'verybody laughed when Idid or said somdldngfoohishasallttls boy. Myfather isuid say with smberrnsd, "U It ! urà r" Ike., the sr ___ ___ spi ___ wede "al my foil, I'd laugh, too" aid folly can (*a perisnal luvel, no be tolerated. On 'iatliwal k,el however, ry ±-: c be hut by norn - 5c is, -' 60' N411116d it" 11115, FeuioI. • IIkó _ States Louis U. Perez, M.D. Sanford - '. .. Ji. pr— pa.at.. ' . Consiros " - . ' 1tOr' Is .4iig $ - 1. MVChN.II.h,.US rPILa*.ddwhth* ___ - ' t in6M1ai. eemo ' lecW theisushe '$N5 hes dsd. or~ - . __ _ 9`010l 1111111111111 111111111111 $jN NSleP MdIui'Is = -4-11 one of theme 5Cllrjbuuunshthsd5p,afflof the #aJth dai* Of NO C4111111y., g heerlesgit __ ' etIme *,whei lbj.AJI1, , oft"MAO"Vowler non - city hell wft l:--d a, an cprmjieto, clulildered Of .. ISIS -. . I . . -. '9'. . ' •1 - _________ .i,i.IC 'i.- '. '•'.• '4 .:. . .,. tI - '1'. ' - . .. ---S... q.. ' ..1,. -. -. - - . - .... --.. . .-..------ We Bitter Gil Tougher ceptions we might get along with the Altamonte City Commission members. In my own opinion, after seeing and ehe 'Ia that 50 0 - . ."' .. ' ..' - " , . 'lbS% SThP'eb LA the Oditortat of 14445 te51 ti,the sts trh, aM.., 'bid the V& "Granted this approach embodies the sort of "linkage" the administration has consistently, and foolishly, declined to employ in dealing with Moscow. It Is nevertheless exactly the kind of tough talk the Soviets understand and the .1 situation in Cuba so obviously requires. A little Inquiry would establish that the Carter Administration is perfectly willing to use this "linkage"-leverage.. against Somoza (Nicaragua), Ian Smith Rhodesia), South Africa, and any other of the nations that are vital to the survival of the U.S. as a bastion of freedom in the world, but you will not find that "linkage" used against, such Marxist oriented governments as Panama, Gal ana, Jamaica, or another Marxist-Lenlnlst.Maoist dominated or oriented government. And the administration is aided and abetted by the TV networks, almost if you'll have to take the bidder with the without exception. Never, do you hear suite." Cronkite-Brokaw mention that the real I how that this is not so in this threat to the U.S. Is the Nuclear Sub Maybe an eight-foot fence...? Base Cienfuegos, Cuba. Dunn W. Elliot Neither do you head Sen. Frank Church, or Sen. Baker warning of this, What's Happening To U.S.? only Sen. Henry Jackson has called for the removal of this base, along with the troop withdrawal. Sen. Church has a Again we have to wonder who Is long history acceptance the furruining this country. The President, his Uming Of the dominance of Marxism in wife and Vice President are all out the world, as has Sec. Vance. Church's campaigning for 1989. Our other main contribution to this was and has politicians are arguing and acting like asslitancein been his the "Murder"of' children over 5 bag of marbles. We the efficiency of the FBI and Cl/I. elected tiisse people to look aft the Affairs of our country and its people and The administration has been ably what doweget??? The prod" inhis assisted by the MCPI,-Mesnbers of Congress for Peace through lawcampaign for 1189 is threatening the Senator's Kennedy, Oiurch, Bayh, senators sal the representatives that U Cranston. McGovern and Javits are they don't go his way, he will not help the heirarchy of this their didricts and the people In them. rgt1cn, that Is dedicated This kid doff Is very im.b.comIng to his position and Isetiad of the prestige Putting the US. in such position that of rcollry r''#', cannot refuse to become a member of a becoming Global the laughing dock Of the world.' Community, i.e. One World Goll Our people are getting very zrllful b,ca, Of the high cad of evirythlng Au I talking about Treason? Perish and p1ces cositlsuJag 'to go up and up the thought, for "Treason doth never and sutling being doe. to control them. prosper, what's 11* reason? For if It promises ha,, bess made; but Prosper none dare call Ittreazon" Sir none have been (WIHJd, John Harrington, Epigrams: We have about reached the cross Treason. u resin, LbS Mailing, robIng and kluisg HOwever, If I wer, a mathematician, has biui an lbs Increase and I am Iwsuldsaythatlpleitequalg4. Not 3 looking for lto'get Much 11101110 06 non. Further sildence that 2plus 2 WNW- We live hi tlif ares, which is iqeiin'4 lathe crestlonofthe Dept. of dill In mire or lam Of a hem; batt Edurdian aid the luring the adirNisgIttbsg.jOflJttMedwIth tr. mhrMlonotitovertoUieNEA — lein which iada' whole families. National EdecatIm Assodation after from , wl$ Is no emthe NBA has gone on record as being P1011n1l. The vuluteiMs who do dedicste4 to changing U* educational llbsvsajebtPffluiu thwe we nej,bs system hi the U140 the available in their M$es ha's Come LUd$!y, to make ii amenable to dies hire bis'Of.,ur - urme, becoming a member Of a Global '1I d bwl* there S dill Community. Jut as do. UM with aims jeto to be had. their Declaration of Interdependence. Th.dmy I kder1ewed 3 famIly vn1st be heat for Ml Of if Altamonte Springs was required to retire to the east side of 14 where It belongs and stay there! The situation reminds me of am couple who went to an auction to buy a couch. Every time they made an offer It was countered by a skinny little guy sitting in a far corner. Finally they succeeded In outbidding him, whereupon he ran to the front, leaped upon the couch and held on tooth and nail, resisting all efforts to remove him. Loaving the furniture handlers to take the couch to the sidewalk, they went to get a truck to convey their purchase. Upon their return the couch was on the walk, the skinny little guy was on the couch, and neither threats, tears, nor appeals to the Almighty would serve to move him. In desperation they appealed to the auctioneer. He listened to their story, surveyed the situation, and shook his head. "It Just looks to me," he said, "as :' , at of ' . &,~L~1_1_-_,-ra -,-,__`~~"-'.'- .. ,.. I . - . — . to we we we of - twenty-first -' -- Iha withthsIr#vnikW. Sanford . — of among .1;4 - A Sanford' .' ': ~ I Stephen G. Balint Sr. .4 ' W* In hopes of finding a job and feeding' their families. They also feel that living In this warmer climate they could work for less because of fuel cost savings. This area in which we live is very fortunate as the crunch has not hit us; but many other areas are beginning to feel it quite strongly. for those attempting to sleep nearby. We like Mr. Gooding and we like his store. With perhaps one or two ax- -. and to the world, the President of the United States has come to apologize, and toJustIfyCutro'sactions iAfrica, On Middle East and LMt1I1 America, and the Russian domination of the Island. This goes against every prindpi., from the Monroe Doctrine to the several declarations at the Organization of American States, against domination by foreign powers in this hemisphere. The latin American countries do not want communism. The people in Cuba and Nicaragua in particular do not want Communism. But at this moment there Is no choice for them, since the machine for control and enforcement 15 already well organized. Please, let us develop a realistic policy toward the remaining nations of Latin America and the Caribbean. Lit us sum than that wear not going stand by while the Castro regime engineers and accomplishes the conquest of each one of them for the benefit of Russian Communism. Let us start a program to destroy the regime In Cuba, cutting forever the umbilical Communistinfiltration in this cord of Co hhemisphere, finishing once and for all with this unbsrrssslng "thorn in the . I . " ,' - I.: '', ~ . . ~ ... . :. . I., 9'.. I . mer of OntgOmerY Road and SR 434 the assurance was made and entered in the record that there would be a sound buffer zone between said center and nearby residential areas. Somehow a small strip of grass and some few foot-high shrubs do not seem to fill the bill. The sounds ol refrigerator trucks, parking lot cleaners and various other mechanical devices serve to make the night hideous . .II l_l~* ticular interest Is given to racial quotas to insure that black, brown, red and white students will share a common cultural experience. But how can they until desegregation When to the curriculum particularly On textbooks? If a white child learns only 'the personalities and events shaped by whites and their European forebesrers, how can he or she help but feel a sense of pride in his or her race? All the white child has learned of black, is that they're obsessed with protests, civil rights, and affirmative action. Very little is told Of their role in shaping America's destiny. There Is no basis for respect. . '"i orj imto,. Once again, to the eyes of the Nation . .: : has created "us" and "them" a roung 1 1181 --- . ...Am.rlcan history meet brings Cuba Into the limelight, as with the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the mIssilecrisisandnowwiththetps in Cubs, it is always, In .the end, to benefit of Fidel Castro. He comes out as the winner, and is fast becoming a hero of not only the Latin American Insuiance Rates Nnt I:nir _____ .. . One of the primary movements today Is the desegregation of the schools. Par- For some reason unknown to us, every time the United States Govern- of Oviedo. At a meeting early this week among overwhelmingly opposed to Increasing Dii Oviedo, county and date D*partme,g Of gasoline taxes and the LogislaIl.c, La ale era ..end Vogt .end strongly TimrtatJon ed to Increasing th Hattaway, the need for the realignment of money. It's ase question, Vogt said, c r SR 419 from U.S, 17-92 to Oviedo was balancing off the needs Of the commanit IF stresse'j with the wants Of the people. The answer that had to be given was that A one cant Incresse In gasoline taxei 419 Is not included within the Orlando would bring In about $80 million In nee Metropolitian Planning Organization's money to the date. A one cent Increase It (MPO) five year plan. This means there sales tax would mean an additional $0 will be no federal dollars available for the million in revenues annually. realignment. And the state has no money If funds were available It would cost an to pet toward the cause either. estimated $4.2 million to purchase rightofGetting the MPO five year plan changed, way and realign 419 to remove the curves expeclafly to benefit Seminole Cour4y, is in the road. ___ .__ ___ -. . .___ ' Baldwin. CUBAN CRISIS! ___ . , .' ,.. '': and Seminofehas lfttieu any chance to wli in a fight with Orange. The only answer may be to get mon state money for roads. Thus, M legislators asked the question of Dii Oviedo and county officials present. The second question was whether Dii local official s wo uld support Increases Li either of the two taxes. A no answer was given to that one. Vogtpolntedoutthepubllc appears to Ix __ _____ .. - In the name of the Cubans who live in this country and those who silently suffer the Communist domination on the Island, PLEASE, NO MORE academically well or not, his or her driving skills remain about the issue. Yet for years students with high grade point average. received an advantage In rates, promptedby the flndings Of a Dade County Similarly, young males have had to pay grand jury. The grand Jury concluded that more for insurance because they have widespread discrimination in the been more accident-prone than young cdslflcMkm of rates existed. females. But that is an unfair stereotype, Bi4 while the impetus tar. review Of the Gurdir's repoet revealed. The fact Is, the rIpte structure came from the southern useofaez in aet ng rate.Laasf pert of the Mate, the fl$of Jp$ review other rating criteria. U female indicate that automobile policy holders all chives as often as a Yom male, the ic over Florida have been paying for In- age or a person's place of rid.nce. cidmit incidence Is about the same.. If you are ingle,'male and not known for surance according to guidelines that may Marital Matia is much' like the use of our scholastic achievement, you may gender in setting rates, the ruport found. have been completely irreleval The major changes coming asa man of benefit from the changes In rate WhOw one Is marrW or not has U& to hearings recently completed by Ouster's duffication Guister has ordered. Con- do with driving ability. It more likely office are Dust rate clamifications should verssly, married woman with good grads ddannlnss the anusmt sif delving dons by point averages may sser. What Is an Individual. no longer be at according to a driver's sex, marital status or scholastic significant isthat drivers will no longer be U you're going to have to pay for discriminated against because of unfair something -, and in Florida you have to ehlevement. In addition, Insurance lmpaniss win be sew torevlsetheir grouping . For example, Gsmtsr's hearings r-abis to expect psymed to be classification schemes In order tojiatify any diftorenoss Is rates that we based an revealed that whether a student doss determined by muss which are fair tealL - ___ "AH'M AGIN IT. YA'KIN HORDLY UNNERSTAN 'EM INNY WAY." D•*troy Castro, A Thorn ,fl'he decision by Insurance Col ruloner Bill Gunter to review the ajjstems used by companies in Florida to st automobile Insurance rates was -- ___ two questions: "What Is America's Our Readers Write C,, . - In one 11th grade literature anthology, "The American Experience," black playwrights, poets and writers were hi- '? il.l 511 WASHINGTON - For years we' have been die'nI., engineers and businessmen from as not as simple as jrggjb a few tad tubes In a publIc-be-ismnne attitude are wading mI1flor, calling (or alcohol fuel to .apsthe ihodags U the far away as Coigon, Florida and even Italy, are school laboratory. And In fact the anal' dill our gu pumps. Our args.ats were en- .bsM a path to the tiny perhaps over the years, accordin In cas ___ COMM the dr y reporter's to wasn't operating to Internal bill GSA obtained IhusIastIrally debei.bml by oil cilpIII,,. western plahie. audits by Sen. M* U thw desired e1fklency. ____ which ht,d thM predirtim of sJe Baucus, D.Mont. fad Middamagh'. original Idea was to offer InBida grad amomsat of reiwdi IS being :ald be too coatty to —; with petrelseis. structian to f mers whà wad to make a caib devoted to the "'Ir of anaflicsl. dil35 and ar Here are some of tliS mars dlsgracef 9d now that "crepe' out Of agrlci*a'al akãhaL With the the t.c4moly can be expect h ,,., examples the auditors tamed up: ed to improve miii per gallop, alrehol fuel has attlimed a new f of , P1 , a dramat11y pdut minerals fro of ()pr---1operators hays been psddiing poorly designed Ipiid -b and everIsiug gaicline defense docbpllea were both4 so bscfly that prices. dIMS $0 ImwatY farmir gingerly tastenaitdg p..hd. "iu4 James McFaØm, a retired 1clal of the tens of millions of dollars were iest .001 Bat , the very jg I. tot, psroest iiiw& wi as. ' A five-year cIossd.drij television project iiy jpog co pieli...hasl mom from the oky have jolmed their flreuins be _- i bersas, told the dam U Colby that an aimed at federal employees wa a costly failure. And the federal geeromsat, mar ysm of csendq couslus Ii "ngh's classroom goveromsat reguidlom, dill being drafted, will food that viewing fe-41a1,, WV. at the vbsh Ides, is gMug Beraton and his c'',iates wire pat t)wosgh an ibnpliIy the complicated procedure for a1cohol 'ed In some cues allowing only 10 people adM 4$ hoiri Of iect, lab work and on- eUIIng permits, fuel Iflhlad $0 watch the programs and often dealt wi As a nuanam of alcohol fad's isv dM, it its Imupection of a wall working dill an the Aid the Energy Depsztmeot after years lames of 1Mtted Istered to civil aervads. tO of of ts. foot.*ngglng, Is finally moving to encourage has now been giom fimal rocpi1lem in Ike Despite the auditors', findings, GM bra' profs, groves of acaisme. Colby Coiady Co.ps, by provi grst to decided to contInue lbs project -but drop.dW' dIM bditfurs, d they dealt with everything other comaiadt i,r!si for alcohol hi nsithvadusn Kaus, his heusen. fuel Senate Inveitigators got hold of from micreajeligy to fermi ecog'omles. Our 'eminers like Colby's.' ofhisrlsarilngtom.ra SIIIIIn Imbn eatlisfkdevieist Colby hwhkd thsosdactof.r.r-'it Ilienke tothsgreedy eli nein, the this old fuhi nsschOfesess ovv.a:B hewer with thee. Of his American cr* Of mlpo.wWida( is at last Ow isijiiisi t. l kate., derek . the C111 11 brskI.gdeeia anal) hech Of corn moving oat of the tackuode ado Main Street. con dee,. his ___ tracts without cCmpditive bidS, lii ftagrt sopam seeded for alcehol PUBliC UDAMN kA The 'mud parade vlelatlrin of the law. Nosi.compdltiv, coatra 10 rshijuig wsi Of of befi. t b of jadic, he sWVdsd oily hi special dt-'NI YWusddIdaad*wuspateaaaheif$0 die mew mud thus be jVl.d by 'ata9s The_Colby old in uiT % hiths howell. 1 1' daIoeswa7th,Ce..g,IRI. kedofsSethpa1j1.-,. ir 101111hwpj dSSShW.UOfNI,ot I sSretvyaiIMtodisapstiat1gi. lbs cue, __ of pradI -'-' , $ .;.f, ., ____ Ii the taspayers' steai, y afri 's gs.tMOf$oi$s.'jp gamy of ____ mosey away at as slaralag rate. clakesd"111111111111 $us.. 41, flaii "hopradleat to larg. scale Of course Mlsnasagoms, hipdi.c. ad a general competition tirough formal advertling." any. Courthouse Circles U 11 P ____ s county to begin putting the pressure on ffor road in its area Is the Qty money to improve Its road system. :',With the population steadily increasing, the need for new and Improved roads Is 4isJat, whUs revenues ftm Mat5s am tzes are not. The current method of taxing gasoline by the state is so many cents per gallon. ieople naturally think as gasoline prices go up, so does the revenue to the state, but that's not true. ,The revenue from gasoline taxes has tien about the same for many years. Meanwhile, not only are the need for roads gieater, but the cod of road construction is rising steadily with Inflation. The latest governmental body in the , Be-Sf11 I rMple ____ EUGENE WIMPLE GOSHEN, INDIANA destiny?" Out Of 64 selections, only three essays were included by blacks one by Frederick Douglass and two by James practically an impossibility. Orang County controls the mod votes on the MP( - ' n , tonally supporting any increases in taxes this year. those two members are sporting the measures or not, a choice may have to be made if Florida Is to raise -. k T little knowledge... '"Which would be more palatable to the people—a one cent increase in gasoline taxes or a one cent Increase In sales tax? 'State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. Altamonte Springs and State Sen. John Yogi, 1)-Cocoa Beach, are Interested In the answer, although neither of them Is per- ep They Wnr with , A 3 N ub-1 deed omitted from every area. The volume's non-fiction selection explored Which Tax For Ro ads ? .1, - luences, But each one'of us must now develop a re ent acreach. We can be conservative. left Afro-Americans out more accurately the American history of Europeans. From owAnierlcan textbooks over the years, what sticks to the memory .jan isnotanypartkuiarse offa atmosphere, an Impreeslon of white people which draws the image of bIacksua historical These textbooks become the truth of things: American history. A child will attienpi to a similate 32,000 textbook pages during his elementary and high school years. About 75 percerd of his daawort and about 96 percent of his homework centers on the textbooks. If the textbook contains nothing about black literature, then It Is logical for him to assume that blacks have never written a IV; Parties & Politics - midered un-American to count the con- An American history thatishas largely - .. . .0 s e rv ye advantage. q*stlons, like many others dealing with little knowledge of black American history authentic American history, are ignored that meaningful racial acceptance is by textbook, or, at bed, taught as ad- impossible. IAberal intentions and a jrict material. (Three of the most fa bkck heroes of the Am mous convoluted social policy called integration have become substitutes for an honest, RvoIid1onary War were Johnny erican Braen- enlightening and liberated relationship rr*, Peter Salem, and Saul Mathews. The between blacks and whites. eçctrIc traffic signal was invented by An incomplete American history has Garrett A. Morgan.) created "us" and "them," and ultimately 'One can say,, to the distress and pus- a distortion of our national intere st. zlçnient of all, that many Americans who However, It's an altogether human ton. live gone through a dozen years of dellto evaluate th e opinions of others In ioollng do not know where the Con- the light of one's own priorities. stitutional Convention was held or have the This tendency has, throughout - . between individuals, between groups and between nations. Each has presinned his own opinion to be correct, and has consequently used those opinions as a yardstick with which to gauge thewladorn of others and to maintain group power and . The myth of George Washington and the ckerry tree- concocted by Parson Weems —s taught as historical fact. The first two Loved _____ ___ ____ civilization, determined the relationships ' Those evangelists of the anti-nuclear faith, Jane onda and Tom Hayden, are stumping the nation to i g ning their California message to the unbellevers, Tha t' s W h perhaps their listeners in the East are as confused Y, ..) Z is Californians at the notion that America can :" _ " fford to shut down its nuclear power plants at ails H ns 6 uncture. . The Jane-Tom show is currently playing a 50-city ircuit. Its message, a blend of old fashioned 0 . opulism and New Left economics, is: Break up big ( ) Do usiness, dismantle the nuclear power plants, and irn to the sun for energy. This is a philosophy that WASHINGTON (NEA) Two big city ________________ guaranteed to stimulate as much disagreement ITEM: a member of the House of Represe Democratic mayors, both pumed to be . the rest of the nation as It has In California. tatives Is convicted in federal court of paddId PO3 of Jimmy Carter's reelection, have ______ his office payroll and pocketing the money. Is H. Right now the nation's 71 nuclear power plants been careful to avoid listing their names on any contrite? You be the judge. After he was ceiV official campaign committees. rovide 9 percent of America's electricity. The ____ ___ sured by his colleagues In the House, he still sIi One Is the mayor of an Industrial midwestern xcess generating capacity of the nation's utility in Congress and he says he will run for reY city. The other presides over a decaying _________ ompanles Is shrinking steadily under the impact election next year, presumably from a jail cell municipality in th e east. Both are black. f rampant environmentalism and some of us Ids appeals are exhausted. When the draft-Kennel forces in his state L. rould certainly be left In the dark if nuclear power ITEM: a veteran of nearly 24 years in t1é announced he had Joined their bandwagon, the ere suddenly switched off. United States Senate faces a select committee dli' inidwedern mayor firmly and politely anethics to answer charges of padding his expen4 nounced It wasn't so. A mayor whose city relies ______________________________ And, despite sloganeering to the contrary, no one on federal account and inroperly using campaign c& nows how much of the slack could be taken up by largesse must keep his White House contacts friendly. tributlons personally. The Senate commItt )lar power, or when, or what it would cost, Nor are votes unanimously to recommend that the Neither man supported Carter in the ltlS iere other available energy sources that 4 body "denounce" the senator. The committe4 Democratic primaries. As did all ether members U 'V A w-' I e;. commend themselves in the short run. Gas is climaxing a 15-month investigation of the of the CongresalonaJ black caucus (excepting,_________________________________________________ coming scarce, fuel oil Is becoming prohibitively charges, says the senator is guilty of then Rep. Andrew Young from Georgia), ty ipensive and, in California, certainly, coal is "reprehensible" conduct that "tends to bring the supported Morris Udall or Birch Bayb. rohibltively dirty. Senate into dishonor and disrepute." Is the They came to Carter reluctan relu tly, hpjy senator contrite? He walked straight from the when the Georgian's successful pursuit of the SCIENCE WORLD In sober fact, the nation sorely needs Its present nomination and his mystical appeal to black hearing room to the television cameras where he -billion kilowatt-hour nuclear generating voters made any other course unthinkable. proclaimed the ruling to be a "victory" for him, tpacityandItcannotaff.dtogjve up this or any Each mayor is convinced that Kennedy will Again, you be the judge. her energy option for the future. Apparently, the American people are lndee decimate Carter in any primary where they Luck Helps Inventors Nuclear power Is certainly a proper subject for judging Congress— and not favorably meet. Each believes that a Carter renomination, at a\ bate and study which should be centered on how possible only if Kennedy does not run, is the time when the august body that thundered By AL ROSSITER JR. beginning of the and for the Democratic party's A physician-turned-chemist, Joseph C. so much moral vigor and righteousness durin make nuclear reactors safer, not on how to shut preemlnance UPI Science Editor in Patrick, was trying to make a cheaper anti- the Watergate hearings seems to have lost I congress and a majority of tue em down. Mr. Hayden and Miss Fonda are doing state houses, not to mention the White House. freeze in 1925. He failed, but D'Amlco said "one passion. air countrymen a disservice by appealing to their WASHINGTON (UP!) Some companies Yet even a Carter sticky, smelly mess he produced hardened into resignation, an impossible might not Reading Shakespeare, Congress seems to. be! ii' of the atom instead of promoting ways to admit It, but a noted chemist and in- one of the first useful varieties of scenario to anyone who knows his pride, would synthetic following the belief that "to err Is human, tter harness it for safe and peaceful service to ventor says serendipity plays a major role In the rubber." not make these mayors rim toward Kennedy, forgive divine." It is natural perhaps for discovery of new products ranging from floating Both fear that the itlO Kennedy stampede soap members to look on their erring colleagues wlt1 to penicillin __ ____ Floating Ivory soap was a mistake resembles the 1976 dash Cu*, too. some sympathy. But what does It do for public ______ hen VHI ____ JIfl 'It. D'%xnlco sId the first batch was made In 1398 't,j;s s ,tiu't pr4ur.p4 that a.____________ confidence in ___________________ ____________ the Institution Itself when tl '.tnnd toward'. whena ProctOr & 'Oaihble workman want won prtoary after •ldwttI*tiuI5I to wrong4oe, far from bein contrite (or 'ev st ishaft. *I' fl*Eth peters In modern Industrial laboratories might me with a healthy assist from voters keeping tO rlflC priht'oüt hi frOtJ resulting batch of soap had tiny air bubbles the news media to reduce the chance that someone will thought they directed. ac-. beaten Into it. proclaim "victory" or Conservation Is an essential source of energy j By the time the black leadership began to cldentally stumble across something valuable. defiant? "When it readied the market, the enthusiastic consider presenting a united ft to all rge quantities. "Inventors who specialize In one area are A recent Associated Press-NBC poll requests poll gaVel for 'more of that floating soap' CO inclined to observe only those developments candidates, there was only one That is one of the conclusions of "Energy: The Congress just about the lowest marks It has eviliz vinced P&G to keep making Jimmy ca rter. related to their research," says De. It," D'Arnlco said. received from the ext Twenty Years," a report by a study group public. Only 13 percent eli These men don't intend to support Kennedy D'Amlco. "What they don't realize is that the onsored by the Ford Foundation. The findings Mother accident was those responding across the country rated its Teflon, the non-dick simply because their constituents and tho pollsworthless mousetrap they just built could ac- coating for cookwear. ere published Sept. 13. We quote: In 1933, DuPont chemist performance as "good" or "excellent." Andp tell them they should. Instead, they plan to pull Wally be the best potato masher ever Roy Plunkett, while the media have made much of tIN trying to make an "Both in the short and the long run, energy together a list of legislative, appointive and developed." toboggan-elide in President Carter's popularity, refrigerant, filled several cylinders of nservatlon is often the cleanest, quickest and policy questloçg from which they'll demand Take penicillin, for example. D'Amico told a mixtures of gases and at 19 percent he is still a country mile ahead of stored them in dry Ice, ea pest way to react to the inevitable higher detailed answers from each of the assumed and recent meeting of the American Chemical The gases in one cylinder had formed a white Congress announced ergy costs. Over our 20-year period, concandidates, Democrat and Society that physicist John Tyndall casually waxy solid that didn't dissolve In conventional Perhaps more worrisome in terms of public Republican alike, noted In 1895 that a certain bluish-green mold solvents or react to rvaticm will inevitably become one of the most extreme temperatures. confidence are the results of a portion of 1'. They plan to give the answers wide circulation had an anti-bacterial action. Teflon was discovered, iportant energy 'sources' quantitatively, national Los Angeles Times poll released 6; ) before 1980 hopefuls have a chance to solicit and Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming cause effective conservation involves the D'Aznico said some companies go to extra other day. Forty-six percent of the peopir secure endorsements from among the black • macse the urn. observation almost 50 cislona of millions of diverse individuals, with a leadership groups. years lengths to make sure the fruits of serendipity blamed "the system" for "making it almost later. The difference was that notable exceptions it cannot realistically be These mayors, and a larger group of activists recognized that he had discovered Fleming aren't overlooked He said Monsanto, for Impossible to get things done" In Washington, who've tried without wiachsuccesstosteer black and the something, example, sands every compound It develops to D.C. Yet, who makes the system? The elected andated or managed centrally, but requires that result was the widely used antIbIotic, leaders who are elected by the people. all its specialist divisions on the off ci Politics nationally away frOfli personalities a 'orination and incentives be provided to energy recall that during the Watergate hearings D'Amlco, who warts for the Monsanto towards sophisticated OrganizatIon, hops they Co. in someone else will find a use Its developers er's who make their own adjustments." Louis, said o th re was much concern expressed by members er inventors were quick oked, erlo to ov a That conclusion con Aft with the recent report of a reiieat ofattracted Cartif'S '7$ datIIY recognize a lucky development when they saw of Congress that the Watergate eplaode,would c' campaigners it w idespread irvard Business "No one denies that the kind of luck I talk force on energy. It support from second-line that brings corrode the people's confidence in governgnei*' In 183$, Cha Goodyear accidentally new things to light will continue to play a big p wo ul d breed cynician. If so, doesn't that argiw iphuizes what Qiarles F. Luce, board chairman eluding many who had not been active In politics dropped Iglob ofrles rubber and sulfur on a dove, in the dory of inven tion," D'Aznico told the that Congress as a body and the members lfl' Con 'Edison in New York, has been saying for before, by appealing to their juloudii of the ruining an e*rliueit aimed at making I'Ubber chemical society. "But I fear on thewhole we are dlvidually must adhere to at least as high 19 who dominate the le.d.relgp. mote versatile. But the rubber happened to cook irs: The American people must develop a losing the potential to we serendipitiong st andard as Is applied to the public? U not,1L "We don't want to support Kennedy because iO a substance that wasn't brittle at 3$ervatlon ethic. low developments. " well see a lot more of the frlvolo' white people liked his brothers predict , one mayor said, temperatures and "I soften M Now There are dissenters. "This country did not "or because Of cynicism Of the sort exhibited in a Loulslaá what he's done so far. We used to psratura, Goodyear called the accidental "Computers, on which we have become too court the other serve Its way to greatness. It produced itself to support a candidate who.o made herd process vulcanization and a new industry was dependent, are too logical to make casual ob- for governor askday where an obscure candidate atness." So says the head of the Texas Railroad Smiles and hymn signing won't do." ed and was granted permIal launched. servatlons necessary to serendipity," to change his legal name to "None of the Abovvfl 104 the times are changing. We have been JACK ANDERSON e3ess and wasteful. On the frontier It might be S ng in ___ __ Information On Blacks A Must By GEOFFREY POUNDS Tom Would _ 0 1 ane, àTeibboks' - - ., ~, , - - ~ - .. �'CI A-Ev.nINgNv,W,$s,,pL- kuy,Cet, TTaffic Death CALENDAR. EC14LE Help . Sought SATURDAY, OCTOBER S Seminole County 4.11 Clb Achievement Bilqwt, 7 P.M., Al TT-te SPrin#S Civic Center. Spaghetti Supper sponsored by Congregational Christian Church women, 5-7 p.m., fellowship hail, Park Avenue and 24th Street. Tickets at door. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Station University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Del"; 7 p.m., MoMgomsry Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford By, noon, Sanford Civic ssMr.'. South Seminole "noon, Mental Healib Cantor, Robin $ Road, Altamonte Springs. S Sanford AlAn.., $ p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford LA, $ p.m., 1301 W. First SL Lakeview Middie School Advisory C.mmlttie,1:31 p.m., at school. TOPS Chapter 78, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary.. Altame.te.S.uth Seminole JayeeeI6 71Spn., Stop, Altamonte Springs. Dellona Area Caamber s( V.maeree nooro or usrec. tori, 7:30 p.m. '.5. Senior C1111112011s tour for 20 days to Southwest. uave Casselberry, 8 a.m., Leeds, pick up at Sniord Civic Center, 8:30 sin. Carry bag lunch for fltst lunch stop Return Oct. V. LOZENGES 9710 Relieves sorelo. throat pain. Box of 24. LIMIT 1 TUMS ANTACID TABLETS Roll of 12. LIMIT 3 PACK OF 890 , . The CPR (Cardiopulmonary. Resuscitation) Task Force Instructors for Seminole County have scheduled an organisatlonal meeting from 7 tot p.m. Oct. 11 and 12 In the authtorhun at Seminole Munosial Hospital. Instructors urge all American Red Cross and American Hurt Association lastinictoirs to attend One of the S TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 '' Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sninbo's. Winter Springs Sertsma, 7:30 am.; Community Confer, N. Edgemon Avenue. Sanford likes, noon, Holiday Inn. 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(Scott run) °-o 4 run (McLennan run) - uv must, vrisian lfllerlacflen defense p. ., '-r _______ . -1 " MCLenfl5 run (kingar) pass from McLennon • p - ,. - ,, _I• - now. Bring -your, prouription i to Eckord's'for quality and NOW$ -.- - TODAY AND EVERYDAY QUARAN111111111 Buy only the pr nts you want. No hassle - even if the Dicture taking - ' ,_• • - . - - . TODAY AND EVERYDAY. TWICE THE FILM Got two rolls of print film for the price of or* Kodawlcw or black and white. when you have your film (i •c, - 10 guaranteed flatas. I • - - - u FLASHEIAR Blue Dot Quality. I ' "- - SYLVANIA. !'Uflf 52.6 victory over Interlachen for a touchdown but the play Oviedo kickoff which was Kramer and Keith Gray of the was nullified by a penalty. The recovered by the Lions Bob Lion defense. High School Friday night Coach Joe Montgomery Lions then went to Marvin Gaul. On the punt return Marty McClennon who seemed able to beamed with pride with a Moments later on a pitchout Neese nearly broke for a ID for record, complimented his team go around either end or through from Kessinger to McClennon, the Lions but stepped out of as they left the field and ex- the line for major gains every who passed to Duda, the Lions bounds as he broke past the last time he received the ball. With tallied their second score of the Interlachen defender. claimed; "We're the only seven minutes gone in the first evening and with the failure of defeated team in the county." With less than a minute to go quarter McClennon took a pitch the extra point attempt, led the in the first quarter McClennon Mike Scott of the Oviedo Lions returned the opening to the right for the first score of Interlachen squad 14-0. took a pitchout in for the third kickoff 10 yards to open play for the evening with Kesinger Napoleon DuBois,quar- touchdown for the Lions. The extra point attempt on a quarterback keeper by Kessinger failed and Oviedo led 20.0. Oviedo's Keith Eubanks broke up a pass play by Interlachen to stall their attempt for a first down and set up the next scoring drive for the Lions. The first play of the second quarter McClennon pitched to Kessinger, who lobbed a pass to Duda for a long gainer which enabled McClennon to score three plays later. Kessinger faked an extra point kick and passed to Neese for a two point conversion givi ng the Lions a 28-0 lead. The Uons Johnny Cobbs and Merion Bowers spoiled Interlachen's third down conversion attempt by breaking up a DuBois pass attempt. DuBois failed to make a first down on a quarterback sneak. Five plays later Kessinger connected with Neese to increase the Lion lead to 34-0. Scott waltzed into the endzone • for the two.point conversion to end the first half score at 35.0. Kessinger completed a pass to Neese and Scott added the two-point conversion to give the Lions a 440 lead with 11 minutes left in the game. DuBois flipped a short pass to Kenny Hollis moving Interlachen close enough for Killi O'Neal to scamper into the end zone. Mike Scott carried the bah time after time over the middle .-,.. to grind down the dock and go totnakethe last touchdown for Oviedo with McClennon adding Ow two point conversion for a 528 Uon victory. -. n99 GREG. $12.99 4/ -A.N NOUNCING sHluvF.R , ____ ____ F the evening. Troy Kessinger, adding a two point conversion terback for Interlachen, met By GEORGE his Herald"car poidsut----- quarterback .for the Lions on a quarterback keeper, giving Waterloo the football field The Oviedo Lions roared as a connected with Sammy Duda the Lions an 8-0 lead. w hen he was sacked on two full moon smiled down on their ona pass play that nearly broke Interlachen fumbled the consecutive plays by Ted - - Punt (kick'failed) picking up just one first down Andy Faint and were forced to S -Jackson 8 run (kick failed) - - prints with *very foil Of color or block and white print film developed and printed... - -. ' - 2299 4 REG. $27.99' "Do It yourself" pest control. Easy to use. 64-oz. size. REG. $4.79 Femib Aumel Oklebid.$ 0.1 T,uri.1 sm IOIIdby On DMAreSChIbVSI- C -JUI, Dekc Coànti Club11 11 .110 "' - ' . ZEBCO 202 _______ , - . :Oviedo Roars To 52m8 Win, I ___ - - ' -- -I m ____ .• " - 299 - RONNIIOLIVIR Pvt. Ronnie L. Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. lea L. Oliver, lii Spring St., Altamonte Springs, recently completed training as an armor crowman under the One Station Unit Training (OSUT) Program at the U.S. Army Armor School, Fort Knox. Ky. OSUR is a 13week period which combines basic combat training with advanced Individual training During the training, students learn the duties of a tank crewman, including the tiring of the tank's armament and small weapons. They atsoreceivelnstTudicn infield radio operations, map reeding tank' maintenance and repair. ___ - . ' - . ' ' CORN BROOM Durable heac with smooth wood handle REG. $3.99 ______ SANOD, . . being knocked loose from the Badie's 20-yard pass to fourth and four situation but left in the half Sippio went to the 35-yard line with four seLvnds KEVIN EUTTIR _____ " .ç1- i- ,, I DELUXE JET-X CLEANER Ideal way to 988clean car, windows or boat. REG. $14.95 GLASS CLEAN 15-oz. Make glass sparkl REG. $1.09 I Kevin P. 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Ruth Cooper, RN., CPR Task - SR ______ Creek offensive attack to lift the Th e Tribe offense went right Fighting Tribe to a 21-6 win to work when quarterback. 4 over the Hawks Friday night. turned-halfback Dennis Brown Spruce Creek jumped out to a hit Duane Edwards at the 6-0 lead when the Hawks Spruce Creek nine-yard line •. defensive end Ricky Davis with a half ba ck option pass. grabbed a popped-up hand off A pair of Tribe r unning plays 'C ,. attempt by Seminole on the netted just one yard and despite Tribe's second possession of the an encroachment penalty . . game and returned it twelve against Spruce Creek that . yards for the score. moved the ball half the distance Seminole's Ricky Butler th- to the goal, Seminole had to warted a Hawk bid for a two settle for Jim Voltoline's ninebut Spruce Creek had U.S bottled up a little bit." point conversion run by nailing yard field goal at 7:47 for a 96 (4 iPPin)Pt.na ,, . it Spruce Creek quarterback lead. -• IOSLS gaiiie plan vari ed ft moved Seminole back slightly, especially in the first Laroma Badle after the fake The Hawks drove to Lrt ore . half. kick attempt. Seminole's 45-yard line with the 0 pUIh. held Spr The Seminole defense, which aid of a late-hit penalty but once "We threw a little more than we uce Creek to 56 yards the Tribe defense respo nded usually do because they Jeff I tton coffin-cornered rushing on the night, forced a with the big play when Julio the kick which left Spruce really caine after our wide -. Hawk p unt midway through the Griffin, Jeff Gibson and ,- Z.,LT Creek with a first-and-ten at pitches," commented Posey. :, second period to set up the first Morgan Smith teamed up to "Reggie did a tremendous job their own goal line. • '-' .. act of the Reggie Barnes show. drop Hawk quarterback .Ba th e got the Hawks moving tonight. I really enjoyed this ..,, '; wi th a pick up of six yards Ind football game," continued the Campbell gathered in the Laroina Badiefora 15-yard loss i'' -. ';' punt at the Spruce Cree k 45- on third down. two carries by Allen Brown Seminole Coach. The vi ct ory lifted the Tri be to yard line and raced down the Act two of the Reggie moved Spruce Creek to their 27 . '. , before Robert Guy came up 4-1 on the year, the only Five leftsidelineuntouchedtotiethe Campbell show came on the t contest at 6-6 with ten minutes next play when the Seminole with the third Tribe in- Star squad with a perfect - :conference record, left in the half, terceptitin of the game. linebacker blocked Spruce Photo by Joe DeSanti m jno e'S Dennis e Warren Po q Big ainer Jim Voltoline, who was wide Creek's punt, snatched the Seminole drove to mid-field -We still have a rough road be fore being forced to punt. Jeff ahead. Now its time to get all night with extra point kicks, bouncing ball and waltzed into Jonathan White and the running Griffin and Gibson teamed up air again but was intercepted on the clock. Litton caine nit with his second ready for Apopka." sent his first attempt sailing to the end zone to put Seminole out of full ba ck Marvin Blake. again to drop Bathe for a one. by Spruce Creek's Art Graham liadie scrambled on the final spectacular boot of the night by the left to leave the score tied. In front 15.6 with just over five The Hawks moved to the yard loss and the Tribe took at the Tribe 18. play of the half and found Blake dropping the ball dead at the Spruce Creek The Tribe again came up with minutes left in the half. 0 0 0- o Seminole 43-yard line before possession on downs. -. 0 IS 0 i-il Battle immediately went to at the goal line with a bullet but Spruce ('reek five-yard line. the big play on defense on the Voltoline was again wide to Julio Griffin and Jeff Gibson Seminole quarterback wide-out Ray llovier for sixteen Reggie Campbell and Robert SC -D,wis 13 run with fumble pass ensuing kickoff. the left with the PAT kick. dropped Mien Brown for losses Clarence Sippio drove the Tribe yards and then found fullback Guy arrivedat tie.same time to *1'%%o running pla%S litter tht. Spruce Creek's Tyrone Green Spr uce Creek began to drive of two and five S 'CilmPbell SO punt return (kick yards. to Spr uce Creek's 40-yard line Marvin Blake for another 30. break up the play. llLiwk.s [owiml themselves at tail returned Seminole's kick off to with four minutes remaining in ed Coach Terry Manferdi with a 28-yard connection to yarder via the pass and moved Defense ruled th e third their three thanks to the hard S- Voltoline 20 FG the Haw ks 34-yard line before the half on the strength of elected to go for th e first on a Sam McGill. With one-minute Spr uce Creek to the Seminole quarter with both squads tackling of i.cnny Sutton and S - CA rnPbII 15 run with blocked - Ia." flANC _ With ffiI7lat Al? Defines Artillery in Kkee. e,dsrNred the Army ln July )97$ graduate of Lake fo Iraeti.y High School, Forest City. MARGARET NAYLOR Margeret Naylor FRIDAY, OCTOBER U promoted to the rank of staff sir,ant in the U.S. Air Force. Open home and ribbon c l'fiimbnoZ. Ciunfy Soroant Naylor is an ad. Mental Health Center Satellite Offlceand St.ppüigStan.s tJØ& jjii$t with . unit of Daycare and Elderly Program, 2:30 p.m., 110W. FirM st.; the $hatoglc Air Command of qiesan Air Force Ease, Texas. Sanford, ' - . .. • . ' f4, husbind, Randy, Is the Øtoian 1. Naylor of 254 Acorn Drive, SallIdHarr son Chapier DAR, 2:30p,gn.,Florida Power ' ' & Ught building. .. PIIOIIICKDILIOY • Captain Frederick D. Delboy has SATURDAY, OCTOU 13 ' ? errtvsi for duty at Andrews Air sire. ---. FhrthtatePe3,A..*. r.c-qff4tI p,.sj ,ca&e Dlboy, a pricing Day, 2 p.m., Winter Park Ubary. R..&g of local Risanc analyst, e.. previously pUb$5c poets. , ea1n1 at WrlgN.PaI$orscn Air • - " .p is now ear -VMS *ll a- well of me M WSDNESDAY, OCTOBER17 -, $ysIoms consm.IW., Public Womfienol Misting for prapesid at 4$ ' sle wife, I.ya,ismdaugM.roI roadway overpass of Seaboard CaLRaUresd, 7:88 ' 'Air POles CsieMI and Mrs. Canes a. SSanCSS.I$C0$NISM COWl, p.m., Room 303_____ Sornlnole Comdy CouroaS... Ciatberry . THURSDAY, msu% -; - -- - • - - PAU5•'JSNKIN$ United Way roped Eor, 7-p.m., Qlgi's* Paisley -. Squnre .a.lbsrry Detch tsnt hsm,tW •........ rman Pint Cliss' Paul P. LAM Club. - ' .. JMSJf,i0$edirdaJ, FICO S . Massey Nrgwal end Mrs. Paul I: , Sanford, has FRIDAY, OCTOBER18 , . ' pradweled from the U.S. AW Force White ElephantSal. eponaor.d by Wk*e Park lal .orvirosmetal health course at Bees Air Porte Ifs. Auxiliary, Association Building in ,Eaats Ihupping .SIkJJIS ;*ir trained, in Center on Alana Avenue, WIMIè Perk 7 am. 107 p.B. ___ aed speikalies alec. ghisai- Isslil ad preventive ,, -, H I beSs aNIsned to SATURDAY, OCTOS*Ra ' ,Noman Air Porte 51w. Mo., for , edlywhwaveltotthsStnstsslc Air - camman. Auxiliary, 7 am. to 2p.m., A.ödatloo Building, Eaaie - ,Pivei ;Th.$iraahie 0tt*graluat. of Shopping Center, Aloina Ayesue,,WIMer Park. . $dmlnfs- 5 Communit Coup., Ills WS, Trocoy, the usIWisilMn. Sannsttof Natol LAMP and NUT covered 'ii imep, *• at Sanford Civic Cesder. Progrn on all n.nlord(in.ns. ____ . . ' In The Service _______ United Way report lackies, noon, Qunilty Ian, 14 Md 434, Longwood. Dutch treat buffet hosted by Luigwood -. Sertoma Club. Sanford VWF 1,188 Ladies Aullicry, $ p.m.,- log cabin Post home. ___ . Up - Adolinw,S pa., B. _______ punt from their end zone after 65 an incomplete pass on third rushing ard.S in the third down. quarter but a clipping penalty With seven minutes left in the halted their drive iiiday game Seminole drove for the through the period, final score sith fullback Arthur Jackson bulling over from nine The Tribe defense continued yards out for the touchdown. to fru.strate iladie ho tried to Spruce Creek put together get th e Hawks moving ith the one last drive itti tinie running PS btltcalneup('mnpty handed out but the Tri be defense halted on seven third quarter at- the I lay ks at the Seminole 40tempts. % ard line and took possession L • %.ith just one second on the lladie went to the well once clock. too often and Campbell came up "Our defense just played a '.itti act three of his show with tiellacious game," beamed an interception that gave the Tribe boss Jerry Posey. I nbc the ball at the Hawk l 'Offensively we moved when yard line. e had to Seminole picked - S IT Sweet apiece. ' 12-oz. bottle.ri 2 flavors. • LIMIT 1 970 L_4 weia S pig skin. Defensive back Robert Guy, who also victimized Spr uc e The big play defense, sparked Creek with a fourth quarter by senior linebaker Reggie interception, gave Jerry Campbell, put a pair of scores Posey's gang good field on the board for Seminole High position at the Hawk thi rt y-four School and st ifled the Spruce with the fwnble recovery. SHAMPOO 16-oz. Regular. l.ns tructors' WorkshO GoesOn Warpath; Scalps Hawks 21-6 BY JOE DeSANTIS PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA WELLA BALSAM ' Sunday, Oct. 7,lm-7A Herald Sports Edftor OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT S Warn.. Tribe SUCRETS feat tall, with grey hair cut in a CRIMEWATCH flat top, had been walking east In the westbound lane on the 436 overpass of 1-4 at ap- wish to remain anonymous, call CRIME WATCH at 6492482. proximately 1:30 in Ummor Outside the Orlando dialing ning o( -2279 area, dial Operator and ask for It Is believed that a vehicle WX2482, toll free. probably struck Mr. Blount You could be eligible for a causing him to fall over the guard MU And land dovm on the reward of up to $1,0O. The phone is answered by the aide of Interstate 4. died at the scene. CRIME WATCH staff weekdays The victim between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with it is quite . T.A.S. answering after hours Elvdr of the "We' which and on weekends as a public Mrk the victim might not service. MONDAY, OCTOBER $ Monday Moiieu Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Ascension Lutheran Qurch, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamossle Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. ...your little neighborhood department store. On the Thid of June, 1979, at even realize that he hit Mr. apçswimately 1:43 In the Blount. tarnoon, dewing crews from Mr. Blount was wearing a the Department of Traniportatlon were working on 14 white long sleeve shirt, dark undeineath the State Route 4M blue slacks and a tie. overpass In Altamonte Springs If you have any Information who" they discovered a concerning Mr. Blount's death The victim, George Blount, or any unsolved felony crime In Jr., a while male, 51 years old, 6 the Central Florida area, and SUNDAY, OCIOSER I Seminole AL, 8 p.m., open, Halfway Ho41, Ml Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. YoungAtHeart Dance 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction 7:30 p.m. Open to public. Ballroom and round dancing $ p.m., Temple Shalom Providence and Elkcsxn Boulevards, Deltons. SPORTS S® f- - ' ' '- ' ' '. - '5 ' ' - -- es-d 1_- •' • • . -' I cI . •- '".e,'-en-'--- -#..._ 'S ' : 'z _. - - S&__a_C, __ - -'-i---.• .. - --,..4. -: . -.- -I •- --V -- -5.p, --•-. . - .-S- '--- ,,- - ( . --. - - -- - ' U' �BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 7, 1979 Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. Apopka E dges Howell laced at halftime. We By SAM COOK (k'Cidcd to go with Capp, to try Herald Sports Correspondent Who was that masked man? and pick LLS Ut).' wasn't the Lone Ranger, it sn't Robert Black, Apopka's a swai'uiiing Axpka defense s4phomore defensive tackle, which consistently forced the who was listed as number 45 in talented junior out of his rollout patterns. the program. '1 hm't know what's wrung," Well, whoever it was certainly has the like Howell fans \', nod muttered at halftime. Their pursuit is great an(l believing in charades. The iiystery iiian ran circles their backside lineman are so atouinl the Hawks for a 26-2() quick." Pursuing and outquicking the Apopka Five Star Conference nctory at Lake Howell Friday Iiawks, Ajxpka jun iped to a 12night. 0 lead before Lake I lowell "It's a little trick we use," registered its first, first down laughed Blue Darter coach Chip Willi 3:45 left in the half. (;ierke about Cat quick Lester l(ichnmond his little masquerade W ith potential All- put Apopka on top 6-0 on it Stater Cedric Anderson. seven-yard sweep with :48 left Cedric is so well in the first quarter. The touchknown .... lie's hard to hide." down cluIIaxe(l a seven play, .15Despite Gierke's attempt to )ard drive on Which Anderson di sguise his star's identity, made a Lynn Sw ann-like catch there was no concealing on it fourth and six to keep the :thderson's ability. The shifty drive going. Richmond finally swept right, senior hauled in six passes for yards. The last one, a 33- stumbled slightly as the four, ard toss from Saiii Sullivan for but regained his step to give it touchdown, all but closed the Apopi the lead. A kick for the cage on the Hawks with 6:37 extra point was blocked. remaining in the game. Three minutes later the Blue "Sir Cedric" unveiled some Darters were at it again. defensive talent as well, lie Starting at its own 45, Apopka picked off a tipped Bob marched 55 yards with Capobianco pass to thwart a ste(Lster Ed .Jones sweeping Lake Howell drive in the fourth left end for 17 yards and the score. Sullivan's quarterback quarter. Throw-in a 15-yard run on a keeper for the two-point conversion was stopped by I lawk reverse, which was dampened Brian IA.'pak. The half ended by a clipping call and you have A popka 12, Lake Howell 0. it pretty good night's work for Seeking to lift Lake Howell the talented Anderson. from its lethargic first hall, Capobianco, the Silver Hawks other" signal caller, was in Weir inserted Capobinacowith nnme(hate results. the ballgaine because of Mike The tall and talented junior, Wood's lackluster attempt to w ho two years ago was touted get the Hawks moving in the as ''the future Lake Howell first half. "Mike wasn't moving the quarterback" after it game team," Coach Sammy Weir winning throw aganLst Boone, said about the 12.0 deficit Lake got his shot in the second half. i:io Lake who has been hampered Ii) injuries and the fine play of %%ood, found flanker ISemeinole County Hosts 50 Years Of Little Gridders Howell the twojxlint conversion. 'I'll(- unfeat h ering of the Ilawks caine w ith 6:37 left-on AiuIt'rsoti's (luSh %% fill a :1:1-yard pa ss front Sullivan. Anderson ran it short hook over the it i(Idlc', da nced out of a tackle at the 15 and hurdled over a fallen I law k from the three for the store. The kick was wide, but Aixii,ka %%ilS up 26-13. ('apobianco. however, had 0111' botiib left. With :46 left, he hooked up s' i,h the quick-footed Scott Smith for a 69-yard TI) toss, Conway ul(hk'(l the point to get the lIaw ks within 26-20. A last gasp by the birds fell a ard short with 1:17 reniai ning hen a fourth tlow ii pass Iron 'apo to Flanders covered 15 yards. Weir requested a ii eas uremmi ent, but the officials had already moved the sticks, 11,11ch to his (liSlulit)'. Next Friday, the Hawks journey to Lyman. ''I haven't (i1'('i(ie(l," %%eii' said about his quarterback dileninua of Wood and Capobianco. ''But we're in ua good sit uation, w hoimiever we go with," As for AM)pka, they were chanting ''We want Sanford, We want Sanford" as their bus pulled away. Next Friday they'll get thenmi at the Blue Darter Field, 'Sanford's got the best pe rsonnel in the co unty ;ierke ixiinted out. ''It'll be a real barnburner. OK, sports quiz time. What wears threc.thou,cand _IL miutns and dads, dogs and cats, etc, etc, etc. 'elmets,.six. thousand_sweat_ ' - the I'p \arl,er tn'gauluz.atin can r' into existence as .i_ ____FFO.,,Th e-- -------- 1 ~riltlp~, ..'till- It'd ilw.stuouuilg the ssiisit .i I Major League -I .iu 'niol t lit' Pittsburgh wins best-of-five series 3-0 over Cincinnati Pittsburgh S. Oct. 2 - Cincinnati 2 (ii innings) ," Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 'popka's 11 'i Migliori chases, recovers bad snap r Oct. 3 ittsburgh - 3, P Cincinnati 2 (10 innings) Pittsburgh Oct. 5 Cincinnati 1 American League Baltimore vs. California Best-of-Five 7, (All Times EDT) (Baltimore leads series, 2-0) Baltimore 6, Oct 3 California 3 (10 innings) Baltimore 9. Oct. California California Oct. 5 Baltimore 3 Baltimore 6 Oct. California, 3:15 pm, Baltimore x.Oct. 7 California, 8:30 p.m. 4, at at 1 Negui Altu Third Game 1020 Fourth Game 1 Jose-Alto 1040 450 3.20 SOguiza-Quiola 1200 3.10 3 Sabino Amore 520 0 (1.5) 34-00; P (1.1) 105.30; T (1-S. 3) L40. Fifth Game 4Arta Aitu 13.00 760 4.20 6.20 3.60 3Manolo Yza 360 0(4-5)52.50; P (41) 255.20; T (4$ 3) $47.00. Sixth Game 4 Simon Ola 17.40 660 3.40 1 Jose- Amore 520 3.20 Slirizar Altu 400 Q (1.4) 31.20; P (4.1) 11110; T (1-15) 1.743.40. Seventh Game lAldana-Doug 1620 960 1000 bSabinotJrquIdl Transactions Orleans 620 5.10 2Echann.Arane 3.60 Q (4-8) 73.80; P (5-4) 275,00; 1 (-4. Pro Football New 0 4.00 2 PitaUrquiza 500 310 6Oguiza-Ooug 4.60 0(2-fl 33.20; P (7-2) 131.40; T 4) 1S.00, 8 Pita Martinez meer. - Assigned Mike defensamen Boland, Mike Pelyk and Mark Toffolo and wings Joe Kowal and Alex Tidey to the Sabres' Rochester farm team. Basketball Los Angeles Traded forward-center Dave Robiscp, to Cleveland for center forward Jim Chones. J al Alai 7 Via 11.10 0 (1-3) 25.00; P 0(3- 1) 73,40; T (3 1-7) 311111.60. lManolo 2 Zarre 4.60 2.50 2.10 11th Game S Leque.Zarre 15.10 700 520 lAldana-Altu 1.60 4.60 2ManoioVegas 3. 60 0(4.5)44.40; P (5-4) 14130; T (5.4. 2) $65.80. 121h Game FRIDAY NIGHT First Game 3 Calvin Beit ia 35.20 12.80 6.00 2 Pita-Coldo I0thOam 8.20 1.80 2.60 I BIlbao 0 (2-4) 25.50; P (4.2) $4.10; TV (42-1) 177,40. ORLANDO-SEMINOLE 6 Echano Oyari 350 2.50 7 00 0 (2.3)) 33.00; 1 (3-21) 321.00. ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) - Rod Carew was a hero and Al Bwnbry a goat. But for a twist 3 Urizar.Juan 2Manolo-Oia 9.80 600 800 1.40 300 ?Alava-Martinez 5.00 0(7.3)30.40; P (32) 112,30; 1(3-2- 7) 405.80. A-3,552; Handle $240,277. p.mui. El)'!' w uth Scott \lu,t t-egor, 13i during thus' rt'gulsur season, I'llikidelphi,i t1w, past spring. I!iankgiving sst't'keuul. .uIi oh tilt - I' , Warner teams still be k'divattnug their seasons t , thur ltI .lnnivt'rsars f Iperhaps the world largest outhi sports irgauiuisitioui Its kind if full ti tt,itt'hi the in o'.. u'' the till' itild woridt't' tiuw ii auu of thiettu got their tstrt thinks ti a gus muted .lu: I 'tulumi. .1 cu ssliiu r't'ahI)' ,lI't'-i sibiitit kuuls ' . , '3U' ,\ hug hu-rak tan t' when Walt stsigt'd tilt, Itust lust st'asoui kiwi camuic. tilt, S,iitu I laos 1), 131 %% L- I'ii V .0 ncr h"oi1 lOt 11111 tilt' I A'S Stutluo, stiiuiouiuu,-t'ii it is iuiluh tuhii a its' bout spt'cusul mu ' I 'i'lit' ' I(I)1 isiwi iiotibhi'. ('hurus faith iii bits tt'auuu situul whusttcver It does dtit'sii't surprise hum,. it Anugt'ls' \lsinuagt'r .Ittu l"n't'gosi Ole it IOu tlt'V('r gsivt' ( II). Asked after thut' galls' is hat he surlurisi'il a lot of "th('u' ps'tple, thitiugli traiL if this' lout iiuu (i tub's hut' iiriyi', snuti is uhii lusts e i'sisuls i'i'ii uIuiiuhilt'i sit st'i'tuiutl hail litiiuI,rs hill tu ti tIn' ball told his players sit thus' start of ninth uituuu,tg, Fi's'giusu sui itls'tl and said, "I told thit'uui Iii 'iut'c two runs." 'I'hus' .\uigels.ilstuy iig Ill their %% 'ill thut' .\iugt'ls tustuliuig .1.2, faeimig The California Angels took his advice. Larry hlarlow's nutithi-untuinig this' with the winning run Friti;u night when the Angels, two outs away front elimination, scored two runs in tile final inning for it Roil ('stress iiiiiuliht'ii i t'uiter hi' Of f llsthtitiit' ('stress buiLt' for third sit t hit' - ''liii' full was kuiet''huuglu, k'it- .t tiejts'tt'sI Ruuuibrs t'xplsitmus'i 1 huuiIiIui have tauughut It I took mu is tsim'tt'u' I lt'iuluis \laituuut', it tthi 010' tilt ill tilt, 11111thI(u'Iit''.s'i 0 111Stitum- 4 are atts'nuhptung lii bt't'uituit' the first tt'aiui in the hl-vestu Iutsttui' i'f It'agiis' IuIStyuiifs iii ('uuuuut' hti'k burgh Knew centerandscored oil pinch huuttt'r 'I'errs ('now Icy's single. Martinez retired 11 consecu- " tivi' batters from the fifth to iniuth innings lie gave up eight htt, struck tot four and walked flout' Iw'fiurt' departing after ('arew 's double. "We thought sse'ti go honiu tonigttt,'' 5511(1 Martinez, sitting at his locker with a towel tlt'itI)e(l over his head. till it sit tIn' last ss't'i'uuut I ''I jilt- thought I pitched real well and I felt strong at the ciii!. '1hunts ItS ts'aiu'uiiatt's dint I'lsuurt' lit' Ni u'uhi' t'vt'll iiuuuughit I siltuiuiri' 'stint' back ti even thu st'irt' at 2-2 In tIn' seventh is hii'tu Ruuuiiu's tripled to right- &'arr was ls,lstl 't I )i'wtiiuig uuu a :1-2 hlts'Iu. hltubb rthi hut it limuer iii Al Iiouuhrs ui i u'nuti'rhti'II tlisut sisis Ir'ppt'il 'd get to tin' ball I'll get a good utiglit's sii't'p. I tried umis best California took it I-fl head in the first iuiunung When ( 'surmii,'v I tuisfoi'd stuiglt'd, stilt' second .tiui usultie hroutut' tin I)stmi Ford's sumii:It' 'liii' Orioles tit'uI it in the f"urtlu \% hen ki'ui Simigls'ttuui ifuiuihht'ui %% ill) titus' out, went hut thi rd i'll Etiilti' Murray 's single stnuil suii't'd umi designated hitter I it' \lsts 's iuugIt' to left, lilt' .\mugi'ls r't'gatiit'ti the It'uti iii the I*ttouti ut the fourth on t' t' thinking,ubtittt first post-seasoll 4-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in the third gaimie of time American League playoffs. PUts t'aIufornta' Kliapp, 5-5- double scored Brian I)osstiing for suti error. sillots tug ('surest to suture tIn' ts trig run. I Iarloss iillowt'ii wilt his gstiuit'-ss liming , suti-hi til t. '11;111111 ball Win Was In Th PI'll'SBUItGII i UI'! u 'h'Is' Pittsburgh Pirates knew they were going to clinch the National League pennant Friday night before they even took the field for what t)ecame a 7-1 series-winning victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Arid everybody ishro saw tticmii m cads tui -. htl.t ''Yeah, sit' .iiud ti stint, knee , us' stert' totrtiilt'iut,'' (hit ii hiass'tiisiiu hut Niadlock said alter the gaiu.s', during winch he contributed a solo hwuen' utiiil sonnis' stellar ik'fenisiys' plays. 'I ttumuik everybody felt that stay. We krtvss' if ou give thenmi sun inch, game knew that tile)' knew. The only unanswered question was whether their first World Series appearance since 1971 would Ix' against Baltimore or Cal ilor- We hail (lie ttsicgsunmir' k'a(l histil to finishi this'uui 1)11,'' ('Iluc'innistti nuialiagt'i- ,John \ts'Nstriiutrsi iiiust htavt' ss'nissl before tilt- ga in t' that tilt. nia. Pirates weLt' pi'cpstrumig ti ii use Dave Parker arrived at Ui for it (1tlR'k kill. Ile bin! Three Rivers Stadiun: wearing s's'tei-anu Fruit Norman varmiiimrg a black 'l'-shirt %% flit gold and tip in the Ut'iis' lnullps'mi even white lettering that spelled out before oUhIf starter \1ike the message: ''Pittsburgh Im('i,ss cvii' tusuk the hiuufl(i, It. and itt' Pirates, 1979 National I,eaguc "I had Nol-Illall %%al'IllIng ill) (.'hampiomrs." lie left it on as ami in tilt- buullpt'n early because we su Jutttiijt tIn' gstumie ti;t'rt' pri'hiabls wsts uiiutfuuiig lit' i'uiuhul bIas's' (1, lit, ti 'I'hut' I'tu'stti's, huuuwt'vt'r, t'uuitmmuiut'il to Iuui till thit' tuffi'uist' the rest of Hut' way, suit-tug two thiemmi tiimuuiiu'ri,w. We know i%' will tii(' series This gains' e JiLst a iit'lstv .-. Bag hiatt's fu'otri taking tht'ti- first jx'uitiant ill (twit' NI. ihauipionship series isifli the Iruvi'nt the u tu ts tim hothth third and fourth inmilugs anti uinotheu' in tin' u'iglitli. \1('Nauuan'a t'uurtt't'ift'if alter coach) waving Itue home. if he l_'riencs'ul ''Wi' ststn'ted to fistic trouble st'orimtg runs fit tIre imiiltllu' itt tilt' gutului's. lrw ~_~~Iqc qx&vm % ii - 10849 - i'. SIZES RIG. SALE F.E.T. tiigetiier a 2-0 lead un ju.st (lute 6781)4 49,88 37.88 2.53 hut, foul- stalks situ! sacrifice flit's by I'siu'kei' and 'l'lilt l"ohi i 678x IS 50.88 37.88 2.59 Carewshareda hero's mantle Angels' ManagerJim Fregosi some players played cards with all the ruims (lucy net'dt'ii to suit with Larry Barlow and Rick admitted he couldn't believe it friends. A Few feet away, four on Bent Blyleven's uiift' sevenMiller Friday night in leading when he saw Carew running on other players were deeply in- victory over the Baltimore Grich's liner. volved lit a guile . I 2 H78il4 51.88 40.88 2.76 L78aIS 58.88 u 45.88 3.11 'antue perfoiituaiice. F.E.T. ,51.74 Each - '/ 2 Polyester Cord Plies Plus 2 Fiberglass Belts lilt, nine-strikeout. complete- of - ' Multi-sped Tread Ribs , ' H78IIS 54.88 40.88 2.82 . "My first thought when I saw backgaixmniton. Orioles which enabled the Al, the ball hit was that I thought Our Reg. 34.88 -- A78x13 uSd4 44.88 33.88 2.21 Matt Alexander gaveii cO(IJ)i(' the California Angels to a 4-3 WHITEWALL TIRES C78xl4 1 4288 29,88 2.01 of ' the American League tribute a big hit when we of haircuts on a stool behind the Playoffs needed it." clubhouse picnic table, where "Pm. just glad I could con- ,.J1I;I1IlllhIIIjIJI;ll1IiJfi?II1;IIiIIII1IiiiIlllII FIBERIGLASSeeBELTED '- 17h14 47.88 35.88 2.34 gratmi. .. B1513 39,88 28.88 1.86 1 to servicel'. ___ SUN 04 THE SAVING PLACE 1\1 I V, ALIGNMENT All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each . 'I'here was no need for then, to MOUNTING INCLUDED - NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Only Johnny Bench's one-out - West Division champions to Rodn ey was going to be doubled meditate or talk strategy or sixth-iitzmitug solo huomiis'r ;u's remain alive in tue best-of-five off second," said Fregosi. "I deliver pep talks. They were have no idea why he was run- series. A As Pntrinfc Sinrcs 9I1Q W WV - I I Lake Brantley quarterback Tony Constantine finally got a dry night to put his highly touted passing arm on the line and made the most of it. . of -w - w-w wW The lanky senior connected on 16-of-22 attempts Friday night for 308 yards and a pair Lake Brantley took a 7.0 lead mid-way through the first period when Tint Burke bulled Cleveland Rambles But H ou nds I tireyliuwida a 13-7 halftune lead. Mainland's Dwight McMlllon battled Cleveland for the rdght's honors by tossing three G hounds 23-19. eveland raced 78 yards the fjg' tune he had his hands on ball and bolted again in the nd quarter on an 80-yard rnpage to lift totwhdown passioes to give the hard luck Bucs to their second victory of the season while Lyman dropped to 3'2. Cleveland wracked up a phenomenal 274 yards rushing, adding his third touchdown the burst with ten izilnutes left In the contest on another long jaunt of 63 yards. Mt'Millon connected on three of his 15 attempts but just triade thetin all count in a bi way by hitting Steve Colubiale on a 10-yard scoring pass, Smith with a 64 yard bomb and Ken Kirksey on a 20 yard scoring play. Colublale also enjoyed a good _w front the one-yard line. 'Ilie Wildcats answered with over night on the ground with yards on 24 carries while quarterback McMillon picked up another 68 yards on 10 tries. three minutes left in the quarter but missed their extra point kick, Constantine unloaded a 65. The Greyhounds got in the yard bomb to Scott Jackson for hole early and gave Mainland good field position when they [wnbled at their 30. his first scoring pass of the The Bucs put their first touchdown on the board 10 plays later to take a 7-0 lead. night and Greg Fry added the extra point kick at 7:04 to push Lake Brantley to a 14-6 margin, Winter Park closed the gap shortlybefore the half when - . point try. With two minutes left in the third quarter, Constantine hit halfback Kevin Besaw Ofl a se ven-yard scoring play. The Goode scored his second touchdown oil the night on an 11-yard burst with the extra point kick by McCullough good. Lake Brantley was driving for another score and reached the Winter Park four-yard Line as time ran out. In addition to Constantine's Of had to punt. sure is nice to play in something better than Noah's Ark," laughed Patriot coach Jun Raley, who's offense is built around the pass and has been severely hampered by hard rains the last four weeks. Winter Park rushed 46 times Vandiver Leads I .. and one interception. Lake Brantley Winter Park 306-yards in the air, nine those passes going to Robert Corrola for 182-yards, the National Patriots chalked up 125-yards on the ground. liii' Burke led the Lake Brantley running attack with 90-yards on 16 NASCAR Grand National champion Richard Petty, also qualified for the $300,625 race, It will be Petty's third Grn,I 713 O -i6 I. o i-w LB-Burke 1 run (Fry kick) WP-Page12 run (kick tailed) LB-Jackson oo pass from Costanhne (Fry kick) WP-Goode 2 run (run failed) LB-Stallings S run (kick blocked) LB-Besawi pass f'cm Cost ntint (pass failed) WP-Goode 2 run (McCulIen kick),' 1. 500 Qualifiers `_:: National event. - The average qualifying speJ of 160.002 mph over three day , tiine trials set a of Car race at record. Neil Bowiett won t the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Kyle Petty, son of six•tinte pole position Wednesday with a speed of 164.304 niph, and wag one of eight drivers who topped the previous track qualifying ', ro,r(i - a rally he started with a oneout do uble off Orioles starter Dennis Martinez. for 189 yards and completed 6:' of-12 pass attempts for 80 yards CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) Jim Vandiver of Richmond, Va., led final-day qualifiers for the last 10 positions In Sunday's 500 stock winning rally in the ninth inning III ' halfback Mark Goode scored on carries, a two-yard run but again the The Patriots totaled 14 first Wildcats failed on their extradowns In the contest and never touchdowns to lead the Patriots Patriots elected to go for two, te an incomple to a suprising 26-19 win over but fail ed with attempt. favored Winter Park Wildcats.Mark Pass Halfback Scott Jackson Picks Up Steam For Patriots Tailback Audle Cleveland razpbled for three touchdowns Friday night but the Mainland BuL'caneers were one better an topped the Lyman wwww . 4 It , ., I . s - ' " ' - 'S. ' - .' ' t*4 _. I - - . •,. .. ............. •- - .-- -- ..., . . - Bunibry couldn't believe he Liberty Rolls Over missed the ball. "I should have caught it" said Bunnbry. "The ball was Carew was on second and knee high. I took my eye off Brian Downing on first via a ball at the last second. I wasn't walk off reliever Don Stanhouse thinking double play. I just Liberty Christian blasted Heritage Christian 52.6 Fi Ida)' night to up their record to 3-0 in, the Mid-Florida Athletic Association Flag Football for an error as Carew scored since it was his triple in the points to lead the way. the tying run. seventh inning that helped the Moments later Barlow deliv- Orioles break a 2-2 tie. ered a bloop double to chase Orioles' Manager Earl home Downing with the winning Weaver, however, wasn't about ult to fa run, _____ ______ jus atteiiipts fin' 71 yards rasu for it pail' of touch(lowns and returne d t wo Heritage in- streak on tire line Friday night I' -) to mill" piti ,to .4 u,,,,cn In, , ' , . I b.,,,',i K mOlt 1,10 tendl no.4 u, -. *1wuu,,, o. omit. *,v,n condition, u,imi ttW I '1115,11 ______________________________ I ( p 'SER vIc('jNcLd''"'''' DE: 1. 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"Now you guys (sports tailed it to t hird before Bunubry writers) will put In the papers even got to the ball, "When I saw Bwiibry I didn't that he should have caught it, think he'd catch the bail," said but the people here know he Carew. !m glad he dropped it. made a helluva effort, The ' s4 ,,Ou,4 d.inwai,4 o, pain *P'cktili3O$Ceni,nu,anv,..ai,,fHuo,, , 4. high enough so that the scorer Sj K 'niO i fIti to d.ci,n. in ,,,,c, ' ',. 2. Install 1 K mad oil filter' a 7:30 showdown. I1 ;I marl AUTONOTIVI ' '° t'OflfltS.'tL'd on six of seven the ball. Nobody even thought he " Quarterback Scott Waters, against On'uzrge Christian 2-0 at his center fielder, ball on t he ground and I saw cri ticized for it. But ' cause Carew would have been thathe'dgettotheball.Hehitit doubled off second base. yr A IVIi A I1, .1 , :] 1 1iJ I , l "s' ' S terceptions for sumiotirer pair of scores lit time onslaught. "Let rue tell you something But, what many in the raucous crowd of 43,199 did not about that play," said Weaver. realize was that if Bwiubry had "Here's a kid (Buflibry) who caught the ball the Orioles made a helluva effort to get to would be AL champions be- 40L, ; Heritage League. when Bobby Grich hit a low line wanted to catch the ball." David Watt rambled for 99 'l'hie Liberty defense held It was ironic that Bumbry drive to center field directly at to yards on 10 carries and scored a heritage to 85 yards total ofBuznbry. Bumbry charged the should turn t to be the e for Baltimore, pair of touchdowns and extra tense arid will put its unbeaten ball, gloved it then dropped it lose the gam Bobby Kuuoup A, vented lIly levetu fromm notching Yet, Carew caine awfully rung." close to ruining the Angels' 1*` i.u11uu111!. MT DOAAUTODEpT OPEN DAILY Wi irk iii ii' r ,~ AIN" sit' cotulubi 't take uhiantees out t'mioughi. Us this' (ntis' Nun muan homer and a two-vtu skut% Friday night to finish the three' gainit' series as the unanilunously: ('tioi'gi Must Valuable against the pitchers Pti'itt's tu.sed in the three ShopKiimmt'e Mt Dora, Oeland. Leetburg9-9 Daily, Sun, 176 undershirt whemi he changed t'uutcrt'ii (lit' gaIts' ilostmu 2-1) arid ('ShIv fit with two out in the hiottommi of thus' seeoniih, tire L'sflil%OItest ti) what they e- Beits. Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30, Sun. 12-6 WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. into his uniform. the floor near his locker to Si'ptt'iiils'r,'' \li'Nauuiara said, 'the Pirates, llis'amlit hilt,', itij :uuih tilt' troubles the Ileils had everything going lottheuri ,coring, against their Ni. West including a hot Willie Stargell, iuppuuuueutts were mere trifles who drove in three runs with a Pirates already flail scratched been reversed in the third game Constantine Rips Wildcats UI ' bleak. But h"u't'guisu sail lit' lit'Vt'i' hit had caught it I don't know if I watch his wile I.umrda being would have time to get back to interviewed on ut iieits pro- of fate, their roles would have second base. Herald Photo by Tom Netsil It iwile \%,v, I'll its tcut ill ., ,til% . if hash lid u.tipageI through I 'Iuhstht'lphisi .iuof iIt't ro t'd sit tmhi all it Pot \au'ners ftc fuhn:in It'd to the ilrIt,')fl ' turd's ,uuti suiiuuiniustu'ation 1 - \naht'iin ,in',il was the front r tinner if the Wait I )isne 1w I iii ()riamnil Since 19I) the kiddie football )rograut h;,s blnssoiied into flit' 50011 tt'iIiOs scattered :Iriun(i tilt- unstu stud suihb'd , II-,'nieuiiani Scholar Prigritni and ,u siiuth football hisili of F'stitt' w iiichi it'ned in uI.tt.i liii' I hod ret urnt'd I'up sit Ott lii the hlt',,k d5u)s of the Carew Goat To Hero Kent 'I'ekulve squatted mu \ls'Naim,sti'uu's good, but Ins u'11111 ) (111hs Wasn't front of a portable television tin Constantine downed but came up with 308 yards ,--, -- the I',ijuui bn it l'hiiadt'iphia beat the Ft ink Sinatra sponsored \'w Vii k ( '\, hint's 6) before riwI "1 twii'tliiisanI Itie next tt'mi ears brought a bout it uuiultituile of changes iii the irgauiuiattui \% ["C h cvt'ntitahi'. nt, a ntuitional t'uitit still h,itt't rules and the like .IuLl l it i't'utt'l the Ut' ihi'a I tackle football for kttls and liii huuigers stt'i't' i'utitt'ti sit I'tulsudt'iphiisu liii' I'ii '.suu liii- ( i'uuft'it'niue sst'suthi&'t't'tf the storimi sOil III 1947 '11w Or itiles head thebestil- fruit if 2l gamut' deficit to wiii a five sei- it 2-1, Thu fow'th gutulit' leag us' .'I'it's Up until I"rudsiv was stated liii' tiud4is at 3:15 muinth trurutuug. things looked theu't', McNamara uti'st said. position .S(1141111 hid I !Rket 2) 751.00. Signed Eighth Game offensive lineman Jim Pietrzak, I ManoloJuan 11.10 600 1.00 Baseball 3Arta.Ola 6.50 1.50 San Francisco - Signed Vern 7NeguiArana 4.20 Benson as a coach. 0 (13) 27.40; P (1-3) 6.30; 1 (13. Hockey 7) 447.40. Buffalo - Traded right wing Ninth Game Rene Robert to Colorado for 3 Urlzar 10.20 800 3.10 defenseman John van Box. 1 Vegas 7.60 180 1. ANAHEIM, Calif. U Ph I Moments before the start of the game, formiier president Richard Nixon teauued out of his private Anaheim St;udiwut box and draped a banner reading "Never Give Up" - 740 4.00 3 Calvin Coldo 400 0(2-4) 45.50; P (2-4) 19.40; T (2-4. 3) 407,60; 00 (3.3) 211,10. National League i'uiiit r \ngt'lr's area wht'ri loo thLL1flhL______ .... ' Never Say ie'California Still Alive 2 Echano Urqudl ti, 6 Zate Reyes Playoffs 7. n six-inches gauit,atii"s i'.etu ahtu lit'1 at D* Second Game it it uIgt't bootbalh - 1101SCOREBOARD ()t; I ) t'tits'i ii 1 ________________________ l-Sil f,,',,, t,iI .L triuh)h(' Ili Europe alld the I'o-tft led hp 't'i iltier to )I'n1 III ct'titer for 'bier ;lIa% ers who were 17 ,it Ito' ito i I )uuumu: the war vr'ars the ieuigtit' iimippud back , t o 11-4 t('uiuls Iit'ii l'at' luuill lid return ti tIn' sirhi, the i'iih artier ;it(lgruus tar't'iI lit- \% prhiIt'ui 'lilt- lelumIsslir iituii' tiiuiil I sIIsuni nearly luuh ) sslI)l' .iuI S ideline s %% II the lt'au' ti,I grt Wit _____ i t'nirds for jut't'iuihe (lt'linqut'IR'\ socks, a variety of small, extra And the% will all be right here wa% in Hr_fl) small and even smaller jocks in Semm.iriole County for three Ii the spring of that grand old straps? da)s of football and fun over the seuui the Northeast If you guessed tabania's Thanksgiving weekend, ' 11111,1 t'huaiii her of ll I By .Jf lk'S-N'tIS traveling squad, close but no "'ntis will ju doubt be the Coil ii erie n'alitt'd ut had 7 v , I. aI k'ld Sports Writer cigar, biggest football happening ever tremendous pi- obleni w it ii WoWd )OU believe threeatterned in this area," cxN ou,i g pi'aukstc'is. 'l'ht'ii all' o tat it is tiidui .1 h'ittsln,' ,h thousand midget football St,ntrI plained the man in charge of swt'i was to tutu to a oung Foot seam's attt'u the s' hit t' tie h,iiks'iI sill .1 kohlplayers? coordinating a variety of wall flatted .Joseph .1. Toii'ihn.o t;tmuiitus stink market crstsli. .Ja' h,Irt'i l31-8 toat'htuug r't't'tit'tl. That's the latest projections connimlittees to handle the in- coinmiuting New \ irk stock'I ouihiui wits still plugging hits ,rner w oiulii us t'tit List i1 front Ken Patrick, General vasion of the little gridders. broket, kudite titithall lt'atit' sshit'Ii m ito e as lIlt' of the sill-tutu' Chairman of the Seminole Youth Sports Association's Pop comtnittee, the transport ation the kids involved uuu a sports At the smut' hue 't'eiiiplt' IN-32 cecil, hut ii't before Iit Warner 50th Anniversary committee, the special events ac'tivits so thur's wouldn't have ('luiversits dt't-nk'tl to go big ,uluin'ared sit 'nit' it .Juie 'l'uuluni's Committee. commuiittee, the Publicity little to take target practice at time" fMitbaIi and landed one football tlluth- s anti dt'luvt'u't'd if Patrick is faced with a comriinittee, the lost kids the city's i:uiss of Iactou' ot hit' sill-tint' - osiuhuitug anti two liii hnt'.;:1t , hi to souse logistical task second only to committee, the general minor windows, ilayimig dl rats (;It,llll Si'iik' 814) kutls that proit pled tilt' hannibal's crossing of the Alps. catastrophe comtiimiitte'e and on -p In the fall of 1929 .Ioe I omiIuu %,trrut'l is Instil 'iautu "u guut,atit'uu It, t iiuuig.' its 11,11th' 'i" The Seminole Youth Sports and on," kids Patrick. gave birth to a foul kaiu south ' the I'i \ ,urneu t'iuitt'i'euiet' Asseciation, I S.Y.S.A. runs the Better put someone in charge football group knowmu ,is the Ill liii' dt'cstlt- fit'tsst-eui 1934al ncr '.id ,iirt'aiis Seminole County Pop Warner of the aspirin too, Ken. Junior Football Conferent'e. 4 I 'it• .;'Ot i-st silil ishit'i hit ii 'li w uthi t'\Iii'rh,'iuri,'I How did this veritable League and will be hosting li ttle did Tonulin know that ituttid was sat Carlisle, %% lucre ill's 5111(1 lust us i ikv ,Ilu) upwards of 100 youth football plethora of kids football all get the tout' teamui league he foruu(t'(l flt'ighitig t'mgimii,'sutuiii Stitur'tls bit' silo -u'at'hed .lumm Thorpe Ill teams, cheerleading squads, started'? Well the grass roots of 50 years ago w ouluh turn into '1 t'u in'' ( )Is mliii' t't'uuts. stud I 'toit' the ''iii break it Vs unit ' good . . (icleftse five tmilliutes into the second half. Scott ha tiled in the toss an(l outraced the Darters to coniplete a 55-ard touchdown. Rusty ('oiiwa tIalilinered the extra IMlt IHItI) the track to pull Lake Ihiwell within 12-7. ''It felt great to be back," L'\(lauI)e(l ('ajs. "Our defense jILst needed a kick in the rear to get theii going." That 'kick" ii aterialized two minutes later when the Ilaw k. pi mined down punter Greg Migliori on ttic' five-yard line sifter the center snap went over his head. After halfback Hill Jacobs lost two yards, fullback Robert Booth ran it sla nt over the right sick for seven yards and tit(he 'Iii). ' D. Conway , if left-footed soccer style kicker, sliced his Islint after wide. Silver hawks 13, Blue Darters 12. "G ive credit to the line," Booth said graciously about Brock Counts, .Jnii Flanders and .1iiii ('x'aier, w 11(1 paved the way for the score. 'One break and these kids go nuts,", an excited assistant coach Paul Pope said about the hawks revival. "That's the way this teatmi is," Axpka, however, was about to go a little "nuts" too, With 3 :09 remaining in quarter three, l(ichmmwnd broke loose around might end. The Silver Apopka 6 6 I 6-24 0 0 ii 1-20 hawks appeared to have tinii Lake Howell pinned in at the sideline, but A Richmond 8 run (kick failed) l(ichmoond esca pe to complete it A Jones I? run (kick failed) 59-yard scoring roll(). Hoch- Lit Scott 55 pass from Capobianco Mond (Conway kick) gained 148 yards on 17 tO Booth 1 run (kick fated) carries. A Richmond 56 run (Sullivan run) The third quartet' ended with A Black 32 pass from Sullivan (kick failed) Apepka clinging to a 20-13 lead (0 Smith 68 pass from Capobianco following Sullivan's keeper for (Conway kick) Hawks defense leaves offense Sunday, Oct. 7, 1979-9A - FOREST CITY RD * • _____________________ WOODLAND BLVD - ' - ' , - a ,. - -. .... US HWY II? - VINE ST AT bACKER AVE A .............. NORTH CITRUS BLVD ATUS HWY 411421 . -. -- ISO) SOUTH SEMORAN AT CURRY FORD ........ - ' - .. - ': ;., '-' '0 - �IM—.IVSSII Her. Id, Sanford, Fl. Sunday Oct. 7, im OURSELVES Abstract Of Title I cludes _History I __ ____ BUSINESS IN BRIEF _____ --- r.,..11.1 .I..'—.. — - Abstract of ' Sun Bank of Seminole, N.A. opened a branch banking office in Forest City on Wednesday, representing the 1006 banking office of Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., the state's third largest bank holding company. The new 2,200 sq. ft. Forest City facility is at the intersection of S.R. 434 and S.R. 436. Managing the Forest Qty office will be Maurice McNamara, vice president. Sun Bank of Seminole, N.A. Is one of the largest banks in Oat county. Total assets were more than $54 million and total deposits were over $49 million as of June 30,1979. The parent company, Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., reported total assets of $2.44 billion and total deposits of $2.13 billion for the asine date. In addition to the Forest City office, Sun Bank of Seminole, . has Its main office in Fern Park and two other branches, one in Longwood and the other in the Altamonte Mall. .. .. .. ., ... • .4...•.- . '% . •.. N A. \' % r Art Show in Altamonte ( lo . ' . . . •. An exhibit featuring modern and abstract art from the University of Central Florida Artist Guild Is presently on display at the headquarters building of The Winter Park Telephone Company in Altamonte Springs. The exhibit will continue through November and features the work of UCF students Judy Delsanter, Stephanie Kindel, Bernice Sewers and Ferrol Yeakle. Viewing hours for the general public are between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays). The exhibit is part of a continuing program sponsored by Winter Park Telephone in which various colleges from the area exhibit selected student art in the reception area ol the company's main office building. Besides UCF, other colleges which have participated include Rollins College, Valencia Community College and Seminole Community . f — •. .' •_ 'Z 'll . I ?'- • The abstractor concludes his certificate by Indicating w hich records were examined and when, and he signs the abstract. / : I clege. • 1. i'. , 1 . . An z,htrxu4nr . •:•-,. Cardinal Ranked 44th .,I ,.,.,-, . . . 4 9iL . _ ____________________________________________ • pertinent data; does,- not pass judgment on or guarantee the condition of the MRS. ELIZABETH Lodge9,LakeMonroeandSun DOOLfl'FLE Ught Pallbearers Society. urvivors incmuue ner mrs. r.uzaoetn S. Doolittle, 93,of Antilles Terrace, Deltona, husband, Rev. M. H. Hailman, 414 T%nanday,. Born In sens, NaU'w1el Thompson, B. 'fli.snpa.n, Marchefl Dettona T in 1964 from Warren, Ohio. She Thompson, and several nieces was a member of A Saints and nephews. Episcopal Church, Enterprise. Wllson-Eichelberger Mort. Survivors are one son, Robert uary is in charge of H. Doolittle, Oviedo; six arrangements. grandchildren and 10 great. Coming Hero A sample of household in this area will be included In an amiusi survey on education to be taken the week of October 15.19 by the Bureau of the Census, U.S. Depart. grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home.PA is In charge of arrangements. mat of Commerce. Forrest P. Director of the Bureau's Atlanta, says that will visit homes to obtain informatlo,i about current school enrollment from nursery school through college. This Idonnatlon helps measure current trends in education d helps ddlermilm the need for additional or expanded idacotlonal facilities. Fun.ral Noficis HALLMAN,MNS.LUCY.... Funeral services Me,. Hallman, 76, t st., Lake Monroe, w10 dud Wed. nesday at her home, will be Sunday, at 2:30 p.m., at Rose Hill MB Church, Lake Monroe, with Rev. SE. Edward of. ficiating. Burial in Ristiawn Cemetery. Wlison.Elchelberg,r Mortuary In charge. Cawley, Jr., LUCY HALLMAN Lucy Hallman, 76, of interviewers io Dunbar St., Lake Monz'oe, died Wednesday at her home. She was a member of Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church, Lake Monroe, Pallbearers H - - ,S A pony that has been In the custody of Humane Society of :$e,flinole County Inc. for several monthsthe due to severe neglect anyster1ou1y disappeared from the pasture between Sept. 13 4nd 15. ,. It is believed this pony may be in the Seminole or Volusla $ounty areas. He Is a brown and white pinto pony, aged gelding, approximately ii hands high, and was in excellent ondItlon when taken from the pasture. t.: Anyone having any information as to his whereabouts please -:Contact the Humane Society. — 1-S® 42.5624 FOR ThEBE$T RESORT HO1EISON • t. IFYOU MUS1 BURN TO CLEAR •1". j • The purchaser's attorney must of necessity examine the ACAPtICOIt4.N. BEACHCOMER.MAYANVVN. ______ _________________________ ________ 00MME OMMw _____ Oayto.ia Beach Shoes, FIOf 'CII 32016 _______________ ' ' ______________ entireabstract. This means U1I iie miism examine eacn — Section from the origin of that title. Following his detailed examination, the attorney must evaluate all the facts and material In order to prepare his written report for the purchaser Su cc e s s Ralph W. Pezold, Branch Manager of the new Flagship V As transiers of title have accumulated through the years, 434 received the Beautification Award and Pezold was named Coming coordinator for Florida - -/ YOU RATE HIGH WITH US To SCC Florida Studio Theatre, a Sarasota based professional e$ring company, will present "My Cup Ranneth Over" by Robert Patrick In the Seminole Community College Fine Arts auditorium, Qet. 10, at 11 a.m. — free to the public. The play, by the award winning author of "Kennedy's Children," Is a situation comedy about making it BIG In the land of hype and money. Patrick's lines combine Ironic wit, kes, and one-liners for a hysterically funny on e-act gem hic w h the new York Times called "A charming, funny tempest In this amiable teacup of a play. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome commonly known as "crib death" or which causes approximately 6,500 infant deaths annually in the United States. It is best defined by describing a typical case. An apparently healthy infant, usually between the ages of four weeks and seven months, is put to bed without the slightest 13lirls Pledge Auburn Sororities - - • -1.1 • w fi Il?' II IJI slki lr'iéi ra,4 WI U' iiv4, 111t ll 1lAl out of the ordinary. He may have signs of a slight cold. Some time later the infant Is found dead. Often * • • - DEPOSIT $1OAOO compounding -of Interest • MINIMUM Prohibit Note: Federal regulations providefor a penalty . accounts. Federal Regulations -. I I— - • - - - -• -' ,,•_• - 1. I \,j 1. -. . . •• JT '7 - .wr I 1• . 4. •. 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IAU CITY, 173$ U.S. 10 Went 10a.1u.eau)• I N*flIfl 0*11*, 305 SW. 17* St. Nd. S 15W MYNIIA 51*511, 13001. Atlantic Aws. (154-4374447)s 511*1151 CITY, Foul Townis Siloanwig Centse, *400 U.S. 174S (104.714.4343)5 Ofi*Oi* S*5I1, 11011*1. .. lantOc Ave. 11044734117) !•-1 M I D FL_ORI DA -t-.. for dusing the term of this . • -• n.e DAI • • -• , • • the family at ease about prevented. Did My Baby Suffocate in . Its Bedding? It is not uncommon for a victim thousands of casts much needless blame has been placed by one parent upon to be found wedged the corner of the crib or with the head covered by blankets. Sometimes the face is turned down into the pillow or mattress or is into the other, by relatives upon the parents, upon a babysitter who happened to be with the infant at the time it died, or upon the family doctor who pronounced the infant discolored. died. We know of families that have been broken up by repercussions arising . -':; . ,. - -. • - - .' 4 • . . . 0 I '.- - • : - -~ - 4 ' - I. I - •, , • 4. - - I ,..•......... - - •, I • . I - 4•J By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer The funeral is over, The flowers have faded and cards of condolence have been put away. Taking a deep breath, the wife may try try the sound of her new title: widow. Now mortgage? pen? Each year thousands of Held at Jacobson's in the women are widowed, and for Longwood Village shopping the first time many of them are center, three members of the forced Into handling the Flagship Bank trust departfamily's financial affairs. ment spoke toa group of women Unfortunately, many of these and discussed the importance women have little or no Idea of of having a will, of having some their financial standing. They knowledge of the family's never talked with their financial position, and of proper husbands about it. He always financial management should handled everything and now he she become widowed. is gone. Lou Black, vice president and The Flagship Bank of trust officer from the Orlando Seminole and Jacobson's office, discussed the benefits of recently presented a seminar having a will and discovered designed to help answer the that the majority of the women troublesome questions: Whom attending the seminar did do I turn to? In what should I already have one. what? The postman comes as he does every day and the mailbox has Its share of the usual bills — bills he always took care of — a second notIce requesting payment. What was this one for? He always handled the money. The money? What about the invest? What's going to hap- Did My Baby Suffer? vomiting and choking. Sometimes milk or even blood.ttnged froth in found expense tar the displaced •bteakts - or unusual postttbna thst are accounting around the morAh or on the bedding. This has been shown usually to occur after death, and at autopsy See SUDDEN, Page 108 of a probate ,establlshed, and you can ', pointed administrator and The many advantages of having a will include the most obvious one of giving you the power to dispose of property according to your wishes. You ''f-' - • 10 :• I - -• -•. - - - . - ' ••,, 4j !' -- - -t -, • ' - .. . -. : ...L , I - - • ..' - . -. -. a .- - . % . • k • u,. '' ' -: - • .-. .5 -. - • • - '"i '-" iy ', , except for the spouse's elective • T . I- . • • - a4 Lie Iack. Fisgikip diocues Iivesteits at a seimliar c.-spsesored by tbe bank, JAN , - location and in whose name are they owned. All other assets should be listed, including real estate surviving spouse." He added that once a will has been written, It should not be owned, business lntçreds, rents forgotten. If a will Is at least and royalties, cemetery plots three years old it Is "suspect," owned, life Insurance policies, said Black, "and if it Is five annuities, money owned the years old, it more than likely family and its liabilities, plus a contains, something that must record kept of all investments. be changed." Many banks, Flagship in. Black also added that you eluded, can provide forms to should "have a good working aid in the keeping of such relationship with your at- records. torney." A will written in Alter taking such an Inanother state will fail under ventory, Tapley advised taking Florida law and may or may stock and deciding how bed to not be valid. After your minimize taxes on one's estate. spouse's death, he said, finding He went on to explain how nut.of-state witnesses toanold setting upa trust could will can be more expensive than estate taxes for the surviving having a will redrawn. spouse. In reply to questions on the John George, a vice president subject he mentioned a "self- and trust officer In Inproof oath," which Is a vestments, discussed stocks statement notorlzing that you and bonds and the problems of and witnesses were together inllationonthyedment.s voluntarily signing the will. "It He also discussed the dif. is good regardless whether the ferent kinds of stocks aval)g. witness moves, dies, or Blue chips are from old established companies which John Tapley, senior vice offer the greatest amount of president W senior trust of- security but with usually a tf er''4i;_i .- Bank accounts should be listed with numbers, their disinherit everyone except the whatever," he said. ;, safety deposit boxes, the location, the number, and location of keys. property will be distributed share. according to state law that may "Your favorite uncle may go be contrary to the best interests off and marry the wrong per. of you, or your spouse and son," said Black," and he Is no relatives, longer your favorite, so you can Of course there are ad- •,.•.. ';• • 4.. • should be kept with list proceeding with a court ap- disinherit all and everyone containing information aabout u -- — -. I NOW ameials, fleer from Flagship's Tampa office, discussed the benefits of simply sitting down with your spouse and discussing the family money, "How much money does It take toliveon?"he asked. How much does your htan? Many wives don't know." small dividend. Gross stocks are from companies which have for the past 10 to 15 years provided earnings and dividends that have grown faster than the economy. Income stocks provide a reasonable level 01 income for w neesh and are sometimes . to asktheir h1ablands how much kS WIDOW, Page S and from where will the money one's -' ~~' '_-f ''Al it, -t. ;..~. *1I1 [-~ ~ L S , oiz~. . ~~ 4 last few seconds of life, . - I people. ltis known that SIDS can occur within five minutes. It is probably almost instantaneous. There may be some movement during the His Last Feeding? SIDS is not caused by I van*ges of not having a will, he can appoint a guardian for come after he is gone. Tapley polJltedout. There isnoexpense minor children and it thoughttheseminarwou!dv0 ha of a will. There is no need to eliminates any problems should been sucessful "if we can just think about death, and all you and your spouse die motivate you ladies to go back jointly owned property will go simultaneously. home and ask your husbands to the surviving spouse. Taxes can also be handled in what's happening." Disadvantages include the the best way, trusts can be It was suggested a record - , of not con- - ft" am OW to ft -- - focation. A New Widow May - Ask, 'Now What?' Florida Studio Theater, a Sarasota based profoulcss.1 touring company, will be in Orlando Oct 112 for prefoemances of "Getting ('i, a play dealing with the subject st aging. The Corimcll of Asia & Sciences for Central Florida Is coordinating three performances of the play In this area, on Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1:00 p.m., at a meetini of Retired Citizens Aesoctatlon at First F.deral of Orlando; Thur.day, Oct.11 Ml p.m., at the Fringe Theater (nest to Ceic, Upon. Stage); and on Friday, Oct. 12 at The Plymossth Apartments on Gay Drive, wed of 17. from the Winter Park AM,at 1:30 p.m._to Admission the psthrmancesis '4 sense, there are many health reasons why It Is better to avoid taking a young infant into crowds Funeral Is Over, Flowers Have Faded... The Second Annual Miss Sunshine State Pageant to be held Nov. 15.17, at the Harley Hotel, Orlando, is open to any Florida girl, age 15.21. It isa working pageant, offering workshops and seminars in three career fields, modeling, acting and becoming an airline stewardess. Prizes will be awarded to the new Miss Sunshine State and also to the most promising actress, most promising stewardess and mod promising model. Any girl interested in entering may obtain an official entry blank, and full details by writing to Miss Sunshine State Pageant, P.O. Box 451, Norwich, N.Y. 13115. "Getting On" is a potpourri of humorous and serious vignettes that explode the stereotypes shoot aging. The piece was born in Florida Studio Theater's lad ..ason as a production called "When I'm $4.." In conjunction with the performances, the Florida Studio Theater will alas held a minicothrutc, on aging kd "Aging In Art & Etera: A Q'eMIve Speculation osstheAgkProcus."ft,W,bsheIdonSatutday,Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Orlando Public Ubrary In dowistoomOrlando It wilibeled by Dr. Robert Benkisiti, m the University. of oc4iIkal irionliot and hw"ai Sooth Florida, uul a panel of other Florida "'tIds. This event La also free and open to the peblic. For falbar IciermaUss on the performances d ceso,aUthsCeu ofMts&1d.ces*0l1V. There Is no known way to Prevent Its occurrence. No symptoms exist, so extreme anxiety will serve no useful purpose. Although SIDS is not Infectious In the usual to smothered. However, SIDS under ditions where there Is no possibility of smothering. The baby is found without alno occurs is found not to block the Internal air passages. Can SIDS Be Prevented? the point of causing sufThus it is possible say with certainty that SI DS Is caused by external suffocation. Could My Baby Have Vomited and Choked After Under such circumstances, it is natural to assume the baby healthy shortly before it particular children are not victims of SIDS. If death and in the light of present knowledge SIDS cannot be Was It My Fault? Virtually every parent feels responsible for the death of his child, until the facts are known. In untold or pneumonia. These be predicted, - agency of the Federal Government. - cannot this. Fr.. Play, Confab WI VV'.IgVVV protective medication. A unsuspected abnormality of a rapidly fatal infectious disease, such as meningitis suspicion that things are any articles of bedding, clothing, toys or pets around or near the face. The autopsy findings are identical in both types of cases. Investigators have found that even when infants are covered by bedding, the amount of oxygen is not reduced to Therefore, It Is important to make clear that recent research proves that SIDS thorough autopsy can put at "cot death," is a disease from this problem. Deal With Aging 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 .-w • baby struggling. Sometimes, though, the child has obviously changed position the time of death. An autopsy may reveal, at most, a minor degree of Inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, but no lesion sufficient to account for the death. Often the autopsy reveals absolutely no evidence of illness. In about ten percent of crib death cases, careful examination does demonstrate a previously asked are: What Is SIDS? - results from an Infectious disease for instance, the family may need to have there is no evidence that a struggle has taken place, nor did anyone hear the money? The insurance? The ...DEPENDONITS -. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent assistant medical examiner at the hospital. The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare has published a booklet on SIDS. According to the booklet, some of the most frequently questions The German American Society of Central Florida will hold ts*nnua1 Oktoberfest, Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry, from 4 p.m. til I a.m. Two live bands will be featured. A German meal will be Wrved for $350. For Information call 8624977 or 2fl-7948. top off the month, Pezold was also elected to the Board of Directors of the LongwoodWinter Springs Chamber of Commerce. I viewed a film. The speakers were Dr. Betty McEntyre, research Pageant Seeks Contestants iuMRnteed Anti wi ir tløne%c1I' Ic —. Ralene McDonald, left, social worker at Seminole Memorial Hospital, discusses Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) with several of the 90 Persons attending a SIDS seminar. Approximately 6,500 "crib deaths (SIDS)" occur annually in the United States. 12:30 p.m., the group listened to lectures and Society Sets Octoberfest JUhJ'lYt.]'Il1i!J1Th1tu(s Business Man of the Month. To parent During the various Auburn UnIversity's 15 sororities participating in rush this year pledged a total of 705 new members. Among the pledges Fe: Myra F. Murray of Altamonte Springs, Gamma Phi Bela, nd Kimberly A. Vansickle, of Casselberry, Delta Gamma. on the condition of the ownership, which is called the attorney's opinion of title. Bank of Seminole Longwood Office, recleved double honors from the Longwood-Winter Springs Chamber of Cornmerce. His new building at 1020 SR the - - sessions, from 8:30 a.m. to The Central Florida Civic Theatre Guild will present the first play of their fifth season, "The Near-sighted Knight and the Far-sighted Dragon," a modern fairy tale-musical, Oct. 12 at 8 P.m., and Oct. 13, 14, 20 and 21 at 1 and 3 p.m., at the Tupperware Children's Theatre, Loch Haven Park. .-Thkets are $2.So per person and can be picked upatthe Edyth Bush Theatre box office. Ca!l I oIl-f,e-o /of resfvatOfli 0$ t'lot- • FIc,.daI-&O8 74-7420 marji Out I Play Children's Play Scheduled 4 ISL4NDERBEACHLODGE' TREASURE SLAND SHERATON1NNDAVTOMSHORf.$ . _______ 1, Special Fall Discounts and llkekend Packages C4RE! / -' I ThE&ACH ________________ LAPD... C/Si '. . I ia j both registered nurses. - '- CAU however, he Pez 0 Id A REA DEATHS ueam f Cause Unknow nTa"T Grief. A medical examiner pronounced the baby a victim of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). About 90 persons attended a SIDS seminar at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford which was sponsored by the Education Department of Seminole Memorial Hospital under the direction of Nancy Edwards and Kay Mercer, I' DAYTONA BEACH Smokey Says: Electronic dominiwni and office buildings to Its product line. Regional Office In mud David T. Farr (right), Realtor-Associate and General Sales Manager at Stenstrom Realty, was the recipient of Realty Associates, Inc. "Out- title. standing Salesperson Award" for Stenstrom of Sanford. The presentation, was In a sale of land, made at the Semi-Annual ERA Regional Sales Rally in Orlando. Herb Sten. attorney usually the seller's orders the strom, broker-owner, Is pictured at right, abstract continued to cover the current date. When the abstract has been completed by the abstractor, it is submitted to the attorney for the purchaser. Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford based producer of factory Will modular apartment and motel units and developers of the Sanford Court Apartments, has been ranked 44th among the nation's 400 largest building "Øanti" according to the "Professional Builder" magazine's 1979 survey. In 1978 Cardinal was rated 49th and 64th the previous year. The 400 companies covered by the report comprise 25 percent of the total housing market In the United States and account for a dollar volume of nearly $23 billion. Cardinal was ranked ninth in the nation for the number of apartment and motel units built by the firm during 1978. In the company's plants in Sanford and Columbus, Ohio, over 2,000 apartments and more than 500 motel units were 101L N thsprean* production rate Cardinal will Survey I . so thought... Panic. Guilt. Who's Seen Missing Pony? : Free liable for negligence for any failure to include or accurately record all 1. 7 Iri, 0 1 . M SIDS and Dr. Sara Irrgang, due care, since he can be I - , kstallatlon of officers will follow the prograin Dance music will end the entertainment. Reservations must be made by -Oct.27. abstractor lists and sum- information relative to taxes, judgments, special assessments, etc. - . marizes each Instrument In chronological order along with :' .. , . _ __ Ourselves Editor A parent discovers a dead Infant in its crib — a normal, healthy baby — or And Flu Shot Clinic .•._. Sunday, Oct. 7, 117—i1 By DORIS DIETRICH ..e 'vamoru -AnOuu16&1ømut Civic Center for their regular Septem be r Bingo meeting. Plans were anflounced for the craft display to be held on Oct. 16 from 10a.m. until noon. At the same time county health officials will "t sponsor a flu shot clinic for senior members who want them. •On Oct. 30, thre will be a catered dini,er at 6 p.m. at the civic center. Tickets are available from Elsie Farley, Bram k Towers, and Margaret Ulmer, phone 323-1797. The 7 p.m. Program will be a presentation by a choral ensemble, "The Spectrum." When an abstract is first prepared, or is continued, the _ T. - ~ , • examination and ___ jiw 3 y eniors Plan Installation the certification re' attorneys were imperfect and open to objection. For example, it Is difficult to detect forged the abstract of title become to deeds or other documents, falso dividual properties has Abstracts will uuaIly statements including incorreci commence with the govern. more and more voluminous and marital sttus, and transfers needed by the attorney involving mentowne:hip of the land. the pa rties P They usually consist of several to examine the abstract longer or minos and longer. sections or continuations, and An honest mistake could he Because of the need, for each section covers a specific careful examination of the made against w hich the owner period of time. It is therefore necessary for each succeeding record and the number of of real estate had no recourse. errors or potential errors in. To provide for protection section of the abstract to begin with a search of the public volved, many attorneys have againstthlstypeoferrorandtó filed court suits to protect their give Insurance along with the record from a date imclients' claims to title. These defense of the title to the pir-, mediately following the date of suits, commonly called quietin g chaser, title Insurance becam' the previous section. Were this title suits, are filed to secure available. not done, there would be a gap 0. In the abstract. . • ~ '44, In which affect the title to the parcel in question. The legal uescnpuon of the property is in the caption of the abstract. 4. ----.-.--------.--.--. IR. 1 iftsi . (In . 4... Title? abstract of title is a brief history abstract, or brief, form) of the instruments appearing in the county record _____ 4 U courtdecreestoclearupac' or potential defects in the abstracts. many ways the tI1e evidence system of abstract an Answer: An r _______________________________ Office ,; .o At _ 1t -----14— Seminole Sun Bank 100th Evenfng Hera Moo Sanford, Fl. n Question: What Is Marks *1 ~ .- ~ --., jo -. .~ 'A-! -• . 7- '- '-.....• - -. :.: -.1 - • - . -. • i �2B—EvenIngHerald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 7, 197 In Engagements Jan Freeman, president of 9 m kspeclal treat was received ?'day by about 100 members arl- guests of the Seminole Cotty Extension Homemakers-omemakers day tripto the diiip po.War Webster Flea Market Leesburg, and to Rogers as House and Village in kaville, Is .xclt.d over the "exceptional high quality' of SM CA's scheduled Coflc•rts. ioriv•r,' she added, P;j :'4. •• •r i •ir Membership ices Pr Increase This Year - TINA MARIE MCMILLAN MARK ALLEN BURNSED ByDORISDIETI(ICH (*IRSELVFS M cM IIIan.Burns ed Mr. and Mrs. Kyle S. MeMlilan, 2405 Orange Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tina Marie, to Mark Allen Burnsed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Burnsed, 1802 W. 4th St., Sanford. The brlde'eiect, who was born In Sanford, is the maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hicks, 819 Main St., Bluff City, 'Fenn., and the paternal granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William J. McMillan of Sanford. Miss McMillan Is a 1978 graduate of Mt. Dora Christian Home and Bible School whee she was a member of the Beta Club, on the yearbook staff and In "Who's Who." She attends Seminole Community College and Is employed by Kader Jewelers. Her fiance, who was born In Waco, Texas, is the maternal grandson of Mrs. Betsey Williamson, 1113 Elm Ave., Sanford, and the late Mr. Julian Williamson. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Vera Burnsed, Route 1, Sanford, and the late Mr. Escos Surmised. He Is a 1976 graduate of Seminole High School where he• was a member of VIca Club. He Is employed with the Seminole County School Board. The wedding will be an event of Nov. 24, at 7 p.m., at the Lakeview Chrldiai Church. Apopka. e. .. TERESA ANN RIJPERT, CURTIS ANDREW WOLF ts Do L os -. ,, ___ train iflp'dqs ' Of favor." George Mid may be COrPOIMIOm such as (ertilugir prodscsrs, or tI1 dil*Y OSIflpSsihI that UWOII&I vartoss reason, are oat of favor With th,puJ. To 00111116116 they may alit higher to attract Investors. Mrs. Joasphin. Rupert, 141 Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary, OW Gene T. Rupert, 400 Simiand Drive, Sanford, anDOWN the aigagsmag of their daughter, Tsrosa Ann, to Cuitis Andrew Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wolf, 101 VthI.n Road, Sanford. but whomever you select, discuss your needs, your financial objecl1vs. Ask them how often you can talk with them and review your situation. Does their Investment philosophy Ruth Gaines Is the ball chairman. And the tab is $30 per couple, according to Mrs. Freeman. Explaining that the season looks "real good," S, Don t's Seminole Community College Adult High SchooL &i. Is employed at Sprague Electranjcg, 14mgwood.. Her flanc, who wasborn üi8anford, laths grandson of Mrs. Hazel Schwern, of Burlington, Iowa, and Mrs. Ross Undedagerof Miywugd, Al. H, s 1V$ graduat. of Sernin.ui High School wher. he an he b.sshsU twin. H, Is employed by Rockwell food Ind. They are docho whose saithig, arid vIdnwk uausuy sp since they an ousuiseted With products that are aeceultlss, such as food. Regar4euelIhs,cgij,y no 111111194 1, 11111110 mug h" A" ?ir. the, .blg reward," George d, "on, m take a of tWit IMsráaL. MW wedding win bi an nerd 01 Oct $, as ip.m. at I4hsrm Church of the Redeemer, Sanford. ip*i.1ClI,s ', dugees of r mid r flebut rocedure of 6" 00" 3.'A cNac psms's qan, and ykue no" to __ - falfon rt (the pr iudll.d:th, 1"19 Million" as ill* were Mrs. Violet Beckhorn, Mrs. Marion Quigley, Mrs. Hazel Moss and Mrs. Mildred Sandusky, and from the Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Lewis. The Lake Mary Garden Club wlll have their monthly meeting Debra Anne, who is at home pleased with the "tremendous- now In Sanford with her parents Bill and Diane Crapps and sister Nancy who Is two and a I years old, success of the show, their biggest year so far." She Is looking forward to a bigger and better one next year. Visitin g the Crapps family over the weekend was Mrs. Ethel Bergstresser, DeLores' mother, who met her second great-granddaughter for the Bettye, an accomplished tennis player who participates in tournaments sometimes three times a week, has been living in Lake Mary for the past • -•- -:- •.•. . ' S - - ,- -• t - •• ._. t Edith's participation in the arts show was a first for her, and a "very rewarding ex. perience", she said. Her needle painting, using a weaving technique, received a lot of Midway Elementary School for compliments, 10 years. She took two lessons from Mrs. Connie Dailey, who She is the wife of Capt. USAF (ret.) Thomas A. Best and they teaches weaving needle are proud par en ts of seven painting to the Forest residents, children, five of them married, and from there on, she her original work They have nine grandchildrendeveloped which was on display. and the 10th is on the way. Congratulations! Sybil specializes in acrylics Hasta la vista. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon (DkkdMc1anier&h'" mitt of 1116 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, announce the birth of their first child, Spencer Julius, who weighed In at7lbs, 12 oz., on Sept. 30, at Florida South Hospital, Orlando. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Sams of Chuluota. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ra)mon J. Schmitt, 407 Summerlin Ave., Sanford. Maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Nora Kendrick, Chuluota. _______• Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Christina Shedden) Galloway of Winter Springs, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Richard Preston Galloway III, who weighed In at 6 lbs., 13 oz., on Oct. 1, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, the same birthdate as his paternal grandfather. Maternal grandparents group n)s 1 are Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Shedd-en I Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Galloway Sr. of Sanford. Paternal great grandmother is Mrs. E.A. Covington of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Johny Janet Hawkins) Box of Osteen, announce the birth of their first child, Jeanne Marie, on Sept. 20, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Hawkins of Sanford. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Hattie Lee Box of Lake City. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hawkins of Lake Monroe, the late Mrs. Lavinia Ramsey of Longwood and Mrs. Louise Box and the late Charlie Box of Lake City. I - I I e ck. roni Illustration. week to save! 25% off all JCPenney pantihose, bdefs and bikinis. Sale 7411 to 1.88 Last Rig, PPc to 2.10. Choose from a great selection at terrific savings. Flexxtra' nylon In control top styles, smooth all-in-ones, comfortable support hose. Lots more in many textures, colors and sizes. Concert Association 1fl0.1N00090Cuy$IAs MIMSlftgspg $PAMlLY—$11slN( $IITUDINy Ciiiii — Is effective Oct 1is - reat ways to charge! Sale 82C to 2.25 Re,. 1.00 to $3. Stock up now on pretty panties at beautiful savings. Demure or daring styles. With lace trim. sport stripes, novelty prints. Cottons, poly, blends in choice of colors. Psntftiess and underwear sale prices effective On Saturday, Oct. 131h. nn ey SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. - - •••.•,•.. ,-. - They lived in New Jersey before moving to Florida and are the parents of three married children and five grand children, four boys and one girl. elf. -SIR - Edith S. I,lebert and her husband, Joe, have been residents of the Forest for the past five years. They are the resident managers. agree with yours? Above all, deal with someone with whom you have peace of mind. This Is an age of specia11ss, said George. "You go to a doctor when you have pain; we specials, mousy." -fr - - She has been a teacher sit thie and photography and she has _ been participating in the SantordAflshofor the past five or six years, JCPenney Days Savings Kelly, Carol Kirchhoff, Jeri Kirk, Mrs. Gerald Korman, Lucy Layer, Joe: Liebert, Nicholos Merge,Sue Monroe and Grace Petree. Also Mary. Rhoades, Florence Shethenberger, Vida Smith, Gall Stewart, William Wharton, Judy Wimbish, and Martha and Ned Yancey. Board member William Ken Stratford Is the membership chairman. For memberships and information contact him at 1204 Windsor Ave., Longwood, phone 8314347. or either of the above persons. No anwo ueor assay"' atbMripgtyaivtos.p, io gat rsl— seal cenIftag Is a y aihrs. Lawyers ad .•, Birth Announcements For Teen=Agers - . pq --- Ave alter the esit' __ , - lends, 'a.H pay a flied r d this Is alias * ts IkIrM,, aid 3eerp.. AS. mffi rUNe áhisk ens be zidiki. ts.csa' d I. ad. rtTa.asi thw ad illim d w*em vgacn and personal___ asw aigsgjp are Nosamiend to np.mto NvrdI.m. The fo1J -_____ 12 years with her husband, Don. The parents of six children and Uethi have two sons at home, one attends Seminole High School and the other SCC. A married daughter lives In Okinawa, Japan, and they have a SOfl in the service in Germany. Their other two daughters, both registered nurses, live in Miami. Sunda y, Oct. 7, 175-3B CO ECTION Sam l,iol, Mutual Examples of MY be faseit in • -• Dad - -- Rup.rt Wolf L According to Jan Freeman of Sanford, SMCA president, the board of directors voted to Increase the membership to "The Champagne Bail will be held on Dec. 1, at the Sanford Civic Center," Mrs. Freeman said. "We have a 10-piece orchestra and are planning some different decorations." Mrs. Freeman said the Business Association. board is working hard to The Freemans, Including make this season "the best 10-month-old Amanda, ever." She mentioned she have recently moved into a would like to see "the new home they built on return of elegance" In the Vihien Road. community. Other members on the Since living In Sanford, SMCA Board of Directors Mrs. Freeman, who Is are: Patty Anderson, married to William T. Susan Arnall, Don Bales, (Tom) Freeman, has done Dr. Richard Beck, Thomas more than her share of • Binford, Gail Bonjioni and community work. Carmine M. Bravo. She Lea former président Also Gwenne Butler, of the Junior Woman's Club Eloise Collins, Peggy of Sanford, and is currently Deere, Dr. Richard Dunn, the District VII Junior Ron Dycus, Peggy Gornto, Director of the Florida John Higgins Jr., Shirley Federation of Women's Huaman and Chuck HuffClubs. She Is also coorman. dinator of the Sanford Also Pila Hughes, Faye ...Widow Asks, 'Now What?' ...WidowAsks, . 7 My. During the reception, It was pointed out that formation mailed to subscribers was inCottect include: Kingston Trio, Jan. 22, 1*; "Say It With Music: An Irving Berlin Celebration," March 10, 1980; and Jamz Duttonand Orchestra, April 14, ioo DEAR ABBY: There has been slot Cl discClo In In a lie, don't tell another on, time, on our front Meps,I found destructive hablt& trying to deny It. long, stamped, seWsddrasss4 a letter (no envelope) conhome about a column you wrote WORRIED MOTHER IN N.Y. envelope, I have Dear Do let your parents know that taming a description of how she recenfly. I refer to "Do's and DEAR MOTHER: you love th'm. I reports from all over the United Don'ta for Parents"—wrft and her friend got stoned at recommend that you get In States and Canada raving abodt SWANSBORO, N.C. school. by a I4year'old reader. Abby touch with FAMILIES ANONY. this DEAR ABBY: My 14-year-old fine supportIve I'ma47.year.odfathee,J Also underlined was, "Don't MO(J8, P.O. Box 344, Torrance, organization. daughter went to boarding choosethelrfrienda for them" Cal1 9061. Please enclose have written some "Do's a school last year. In January she because I refused to let her AAW Don't's for Teenagers." If you •• was put on probation for have as a weekend guest a girl think they are worth printing, a - drinking. In April she was who had been kicked out of lot of parads will thank you. If your parents have adopted expelled for possession and use school for providing her Don't bring obscene you, try hard to adopt them. of marijuana. She's home now classmates with pot. literature, pct or any kind of Treat your brothers and permanently, and things aren't • I agree that parents should drugs into your home, sisters with consideration and going well, respect the privacy of their Choose for your friends kids respect. She recently gave me your children, but children also owe who have earned a good Don't demand things just column on "Do's and Don'ts for their parents some honesty.. It reputation, because your friends have Parents," written by "a loyal is almost impossible to deal Take proper care of yo own them. fan"—a 14-year-old girl, openly with problems when the property, and don't allow others Try to earn your way by Underlined were "Don't search children constantly lie, to abuse ft. • helping around the house, your kid's room. Don't read Children should also realize Treat both parents e especially If both parents work. their diaries, persona' letters, that parents are not frustrated weU - espy If :—: p. U you have a difference of etc." This has l*ceine a major Gestapo agents, but very pens to be a step o1gnion, let your parents talk, issue with her because while waffled fathers and mothers. Don't tlweelen to nut away and don't Interrupt them. retrieving my hair dryer train Have you any advice for our from home if your pa' When you are wrong, her room I knocked over a box family situation? Our daughter rules don't silt you. apologize, And if you're caught containing pot pipes. Another is still into these sell- ±1 I Seminole Mutual Concert Association (SMCA) opened the 1V79.80 Friday night with a gala reception at Mayfair Country Club to honor members of the the following: family, 130; single, $15; and student, $10. "The old prices have been in effect forever," Mrs. Freeman said. "We (SMCA) are faced with raising 113,000. We have some good concerts coming Inthlsyear. Where else can a family see four professional concerts for $30?" •The Florida Symphony Orchestra will begin the series on Nov. 13. Mrs. Freeman explained that this concert was originally scheduled for Nov. 14, but has since changed. Other concerts planned first time. Mary Afterward, they journeyed to Rogers Christmas House and Village in Brooksville. The 9fnal house of Christmas I Wednesday, Oct. 10 at one p.m. at the Sanora Clubhouse in Sanford. their way to Brooksville they stopped for a mid-day break — or in other words, a well deserved lunch in a nice restaurant, Mutual Concert Season Underway - They arrived at Webster about one hour later. Here, they spent over two hours shopping and looking for goodies. Later on, o The group left from Wint er Park at 8:15 a,m, in two buses chartered for the occasion. ., •t - Hostess Dee Smith and CO great success. To our parhostess Mary Jane Durea are ticipants from Lake Mary, making all the necessary congratulations! preparat1ons and Chairman of the Show and arrangements. r% ., of inc Refreshments will be served Sanford-Seminole Art with ten rooms completely full Ladles interested in joining the Association, Mrs. Aurora with - what else - but club are invited. Plan to attend Bennett, originally from and bring a friend with you. Kalamazoo, Mich., has Christmas ornaments, Bettye received two awards Guest speaker will be living In Lake Mary since 1968 The "tourists" had a Seminole County with husband John for her art work and children a Merit Agricultural delightful time buying and Agent Tom Davis who will Lisa, 15, and Travis 9. award and the other a purchase looking through out the whole speak a bo award by Chase and Co. ut landscaping. For By the way, Lisa was her attraction including the three more Information contact Mrs. Sybil Best, who received her mother's model for one of her Christmas cottages: the Durea, 322-5911. paintings. Master's in Education in the Storybook land, the lighthouse under the oak tree and the Bettye Reagan, a past field of Visual Arts at UCF a Bride's house, Jim and DeLores Lash are president of SSAA whose year ago Is also a member of very happy over the birth of pastels and oils (portraits) the SSAA and has been In Lake Among the Homemakers, Mary since 1956. membersandguestsfroml..ake their second grandaughter, were on display, said she was $anned, organized and pucted by Mrs. Louise P1e, Home Economics Agent, the'trip was successful and from what they told me everybody seemed to have a real good time. 'The old pric.s have boon In effect __ EvenIng Herald, Sanfor., Fl. Homemakers Take All-Day Tour S.rnjnoi. Mutual Concert Association, says she IE And Around Lake Ma ., t" — . - - - - - 17-92 and state St. Open Mon. thnj Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. . Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 138 N. Orange Ave. Open Tuoo, Wed.. Thur. & 31. 930 A.M.-6 P.M. Open Mon. and Friday 9:30 A.M,4:30 P.M. 'WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17-92 and Lee Road Open Mqn. thru Sat. 10A.M..9 P.M. Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. Open �48-EveninQ Herald, Sanford, FL A Sunday, Oct. 71 97 Li uVefl Sr .................................... COMMUNITY UNITID MITNODIITCMUICN Rd. wy. IllflPiMyRIdgl . .....• Nov. Arftvr P~ :: .. .. ACIVINT11TCHuRCm :X Do"181jecalst S.i.m %ds.1 I W0flAipS.,c. a# •: f%g J _ - n Awl) Church... e. 7:11p.m. NATION OUR V* *\) * ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ~i\ ! poster , $at. Vigil Man 7:00 P. M. .*. Rev. M.N. Burke Jr. Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Tues. Evening S,,,. Tues. 011,cal Board Mott lam, Sun. mass Confessions, lot. Wst W . lt;X 0. tn. Wed, Prayer Service . ,'4':' -. . Cifoigis t.fWi Miss ii by •00' m : Morning Worship Church Training N. 13:31 Wed. of , Even:Serv,ce 1:30p.m. p m. Wednesday Service Old Truth% for a New . Rev.David :4Sa.m 11:11a.m. MonO, Wwi$Ip . '' ..... 4 7130 p.m. . . 137 Airport Blvd. PM"3n-"" LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 134 Lakeview. Lake Mary Rev. Jim Huth"s Sunday School Syndsly School 'T i: 11:00a.m. Worship Service Eveni"Worship Wed, Prayer Strv. Minis i ter . . d Lutheran PTaVffMWJIWM 7:01p.m. 3135 Oak Ave. . Christian Science TV "This Is The Life" Nov. Elmer A. Iss Sunday School Worship Service Kindergarten and Nvrsmy PIRITCNURCHOFCNR$ST SCIENTIST, DILTONA LONOW000 EIkamIseI.va.land FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Church Ave.Is Grant $1. vanvs 1~ SONNY Service (Southern) Morning Worship 11:00a.m. . 11:01a.m. Widae$day Testimony MSItIisg ' 7:30 P.M. Readinit Room daily except wed. a Sol. neen to 4 P.M. Title M-3424 6:00P.M. 1:00 p M. Wednesday Evening . . 7:30p.m. Prayer Service I Church Of Christ :- .. . . .. . U. " I PA LMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST hUPaIm,fto Ave. till Park Avenue Nov. Raymond Cracker Pastor Fred Evang.lis: Sunday School 9:45 Study iS:0I:.m. M.rpslngW.tsklp - ivenlng$'rv4c. 4 W edne sday bible .:- RAVENNAPARK SAPTISTCNURCN . Church Of Coon?, PasCor . God There is no name on th is pew. But th rough the years some very devout people have thought or it as theirs" and willingly eagerly - shared it with friends and strangers. Right now It is waltind for somebody to claim It. Come a litfle early next Sunday and it's yours. - SONNY schow Mw*nwwlmp Chorcit Training CHURCH OF GOD 162 W. 22nd Street Rev. 0. 9..0~ I 9:414.m. , 11116S.M. 61111pi". EVIRIRSWSnRIP Wit Prayer Service 7:31p.m. 7:11p.m. Svndakh0si Miming Wenif p EvallI4l inticjor',, Pi41,I woe. 1:456.m. Il:IIa.m. 111pm. Sanford. Florida 32111 YOU CAN FEATURE Svmky School Morni ng Worship YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR $1.71 PER WEEK CALL71I.$1lI nothe (IveniR, Worship) lit 1 31d T uesday Nights "Onday 01111M Service . T ' :, : A five-week Christian money management seminar will begin Sunday at First Baptist Church, Oviedo, at 6:15 p.m. The seminar, "Stay in the Black Financially" will be directed by John Salter, PhD, CPA, professor of accountancy at University of Central Florida. Assisting will be Attorney Evelyn Cioninger. Both are members of the church. Topics will include setting up and revising a family budget, planning for retirement, using credit, purchasing Insurance, planning a will and Involving children in family money matters. ' The one hour sessions will be held each Sunday night and are , , tree o fonIn, Worship Yevth Group woo. Chair Practice . . :3Ip:rn: TIt. Am,,icin (St)ie 5oavr Sciituies s.iccPei b Copyn9hl 1979 Koster Adr1iiing Service. Slasburg Virginia The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - \ I.; &$11itin. 4:Na. Stioda ...' I I -. '. 5\'. . ,,, 'r" 1 '? . . FiT 'lU I' J.' I ' : - fi't\'l 4 (t _________ • - 1' fl 11L ' '. i , ..._ i. t'(flIes __________ . r - F ... ' . fT , oniu CommuniI on . ,... ,. ... 1 ç Community United Methodist mile sory Provided .. .. . . . Canal Point. ,,. VFg ,. :. W v orld -- i,if : P' .' • I . .1.i • , '. i,.; _____________________________________________________________________________________ Church of Casselberry will - ,'ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK FLAGSHIP BANK OFSEMINOIE and $taff Sanford, Fla. THE MCKIBBINAGENV Insurance 200 W. First St Howard H. Hodges and Staff PRINTINGCO 1 INC : GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and E mployes - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, E. C. E sea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes 'j.' vw.ur ian .#, L. D. PLANTED INC. Oviedo, Florida HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes KNIGHT'S STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff SENKARIK GLASS £ PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes Ds8arv. -.Fl.. - .- - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY . . - PTl$T - isI*dChor*. I , Cowl Ck* ft" Los ld0r on" ,fr__ IISr$lMlIt 00, ave £ " Vtrrwp,uw % jijiiJ1iU .. O Adams?. of - It . : MIo$1SMVy ligHt ISIS $ Csdam . iprisplisi. $L'•oSes Mugalisary Saghet Cisimib Ill Cypress ' VI. . '.Tosplp , --,..- SagHg$_ChartS, CSwit SI LaSs Mlr'' 1 = - 00 Will I - Chinch I Chdraill 40 Iw - .. . - pwiniftis BASTION OSTII00O* - , . Qg•, MalSiAsi c**' P1011 Welleyss MiOusasi, . lii?. 5igME Church. fWLIlU Now Coo Ills : . - . I We morftw chriom Cho" Pieria Moves Dr.. Moft a" saw no 04 GPM .MrIhfnI'CLIrlr'a M . . . WW awa M awn k* . . H - __ IPell PAL -, -- ' p • cu.r€. SaNer .' 301 L?.SiS &ag.. l01orpross' - so W. SI Palla $r.pr*00. -. . (, ' SI .. T111111111,10 SNW um - . 5*100 MuN _4 Clvii ... - ".. 5 5e. LoW.- CPP.e _____ "="Ilii 11000 fa - of ft . - . ftftm presbyter" "OrM ,t. SiNes i sss a.,.. I1 chorck P01* Sses Tasocesehs, mi Co...,, c* W. ONv. DartS. G.e Nos me. ___ . Women's AgloW , - . Fowler, popular women0a speaker bern Jachessvius ' •... 'II a- a&- ThsPs?lsChor.e.,.i.,,',,.00 . . I ~ ~ 1 L . L . I --- 1.1.. we No" onth.psace'nak.rs. for they, as on ol God, are all ft Wo ft natkin seek. No was meant to be a peace clan to the besety of God. maker. The greatest and most It Is caftathat we need freipient prayer offierml today is some makers of peace In this for peace. War Is man's Vest day with all the coatUds there folly and is the result of l w IN* What ca*eg comIste breakdown in wars? The perish Of ..Ulak riIM1osi asbIIkn Is a dash between A dq$&W in Vlitnam asid: those whs Interests and "I wis shocked at man's groSs appetites cJ4, When two bIS')$1I$y to man, cead the msornstlsas doh thssasne shock of that revelation almost - am -, unwilling to "Mad my faith. Then I $0 risked that God had net I. $bisdQMd a, bid we had Um melit be a radical shand5e'54 h Th h4l In p of $, -l"ins of as.' iI. mis, which I found myself was'not of "ailk, *mof Ged aid GOd'I n'ak, bid of isiuii'i lr4. And thus I 1usd the et Me , Wom.s'aAtowmeethogMthj(w of . $ I GoodShephrd, Maitiend, en Friday, Got. 13, * liLa. .W I ,. - a-- enma prim- is apes to ass as well as w " - -. - - . 11 PREACH ING I DELIVERANCE FROM .-. SIN SICKNESS a SORROW * .. . EVANGELIST JOHN POSTON & WIFE his 79030 P.M. NIGHTLY - We do not always understand the ht of other but everyone has some needs. reconcil, us so we can undsrdwd one another better May the God of Peace help ___ IM vWM mt shin get alolig peaceably over , be moil dlevingsusmitheraswssesk (Except Monday through Octshar 14111) First Pentecostal Church 16th St. and Magnolia Ave. Sanford riluuTYN" [1 _____________________________________________________ u - '..,.. ..... ...,..., .. .- ,t''. :... ,.' -. . '- 4 - *r*t 11u W* I . .,*• rj pa . . - - . ________ ___ bbiui' i *.wp!- -. .-.-. I . -. .. .-. - . .-. - ( kag - . -. - - ... - .. --.---- • - 'jI -. -. . III iii• - - --'.- - ---- IIt4"- - . &Ia4 ..:. 3- f.._; Jv C '.1- ,.; ' t - ---- . -; A -" ., - -, - . and Singing Nightly God of compassion with me, and Icould feel that He was weeping with me." There is a peace we can have from all of life's hurts. Paul spoke about "the peace that ___ sasderdanding." A man passeth was waking i and down the aisle of a Pullman. car in the dad In 1*, carry nga crying bsby in Na arms. For an tour Im walked wglla man thrughls head out from between the curtains of a berth and snap. pod, "Why don't you take that child to its mother?" The man rsled: "I would ut, but mothsrllesina casket in the 11 DAN CASSELBERRY - . Oet.,, . '. I _., " , r ,, peavs. - .' -. - ,,--. Anointed Preaching - p, for a k" time in hmm hjnjy. T'aJ "How beastuai ti, mointalni aethsf.ethlwthstbringeth good tiding,, -that pvbll&wth to ChinS. ns TwnMi It VIndem Ii's, temg.sis Pnoeit.ñas Church. ins L *saa By LEO F KING FIJIl UAW NdbM CbweI6 Saiilsrd I . "Deceived", a new film aho*d the Jonestown, Guyana, Iragi4y and other religious cults, will be shown at New Ufe FpCburch on Oct. l0at7OPJU. The Ch1lrCh11leCM1d of the coiner of Tuikawula Road mW East Lake Delve, The palloc er and director Dr, Mel White spent low me,ø's d gegyivors nd .z.P.ei.'a Temple aftb,beraft bow OW , a.cews V Janweilouss and Included record of these Interviews in this Gospel FII51's, Inc. ___ P WeI Sirs Chinch SIlo U's Si.. Miliay * p. , DELIVERANCE REVIVAL Help Wanted: Peacemaker - i.......L....I. rum #n Jun ssi ' s,l MilL_ir is % - Rd. Pii $0., $ifs,Ø Pints ChWtSWChrê,t, 5(1550400,1151.35150. 'ia LaSs y Church * Nuir.&i, sn S. o, uu a.... ichs . 1 ChimeS, 111 tSts$mICLo11pSu.lI$,itkA t. __ nS *1040M..sphro 1 __ OYNI CNUICNIS Allis's *.*.i. I 17*. All Pals Chapsi. Cain,000v, 51.lsoie, Wosiva Pert Rd. SoirdiK Avosis N5linoN Clipol, SIanla*I Ave. ChilwoI Commenity Chant . Firm Ch" 61 so N&Isrw. -. -, Pastor Carrie Hunt Bode (center) and the church family of Sanford Tabernacle Of Prayer For All People, Inc. held a ground breaking service for the new church. On Nov. 17, 1178, the group was ordained as a body and the Sanford Tabernacle was established. The church has a membership of 80 In Sanford, and branches in Jacksonville, Orlando, and Folkston, Ga. The church site on West 13th Street was donated by Deacon and Mrs. Ronald Nathan, (left),on right Ii Joan Daniels of Jacksonv ille. A Free study class on comparative asid progrlve religions Islng offered by the Bahal's of Seminole Cosy with classes beginning Monday, Oct. $ at 8p.m. rdgMly until Got. V. AV*yono hd.rested In attending one or more misting may call 00401 for further information. _ $1. Pairs Milhidist ChoreS, ls11os It. isIorprI$ - A5IWyI$y __ - 1 L Pars -v _•••_ - . Mars WIN $1v05*.DIy ravite. I- DirtS . , CHURCH HOLDS GROUNDUEAKING I $IVlNT1I. $r Or..' lramd .st.No Grams tIMId Millillit Chinch. li poel 51st Grist Chapil A.M.E. got om.r.v, Miffisdist ChartS. Ovisda pastor of Central Baptist. Pared LaSS $lISI*.Day AdvosUg C5t, w. 43S. F orest City; $$WslSS.y Advisilil CSwrh, MAIN" Ave.*. flame?, soft. I 11 . 111111411114 %awco. W. "41116"Its It' .0 Cinitrim Awes" - IIholuuUIu,ch. II. Sa,,i,00I.C.*., us D.eONo LaSNCMSINCSwcL t)$MgaImll Sift?. -. '- cuslavi" Pints ChvllNi Church. 1*0 $aa** Ave. - 1. -, have ft seminar coming to our c4o" says FrW& Smith, ,•• . Chorest. S. ft"" :1 and Employes Fr.. Study Class 17.42$ esva Mi*asst ChinS. Go,. An kok covsk C== l,lsa1 ".' los *50000W! sI ChIMeS. Nil!. Phil II. WINN.DIXIE STORES Commenity PresbYisria. Chsrch, Upseta Re. WISPUIOS* P"$bYto,ins ChWCR, Nil lop Rd.. Ca$s.(lemiy Moos It, . . 1." - •ir litthomi MeOuslits ChwS, 1411 $enflrd Ave. 331 S. MOON" AM. SIOM as Matz, IN 0A *ve • SI. AM'S CitboW Church. tlirul tram. Salary . .. I A"Changethe World" School of Prayer will be held Oct. 10 12 at Central Hapusi unurcn, us i VU AVE., awuru usgizinui at 7 p.m. each night. Churches of the Sanford Ministerial Association are invited to participate and registration can be secured Sunday, Monday or Tuesday at Central. All who register will receive a comprehensive manual of prayer, featuring prayer insights from more than 50 at*hors. Price for pre-registering Is $20 for the first member of a family and $15 for each additional member. "These seminars are being held In various parts of the country with thousands attending and we are most fortimateto - Mo*0*it ChinS SI Ovisdo Messiss. iMempriss k W ow is__ Christ, Oviedo CbWgb Pnspbaay, 1*5 Elm Ave. Char SiJ Ps 1, ipga$. PelimmIs Ave. Iel4.eChwrcSoISsd. 1701W. 13115$., 1.slomd 'Tree ChiveS ii lid", INS Ii$s...sl Ave., lasted Peas li'ss Rd.. Mantises linings Chinch. Mitt & Wi$I* __ . Christ ViIIN M..*iJiss ChartS. - .1 s $pvlsge hid Hope SpIll CSit€t, H) Oman,, Ave. $5 . ChimeS SI Gel bIilinsu. Lake Mssrie St. - Piety Ridge II., Cowefbon-y Ctrcs SI Sit 113W flil 1$. . . _____ School Of Prayer WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff 1$; 14, Lsag METHODIST ____ SusaN UsiNi Ms.i,ai CNwgb, I. Salary Ave. g_,• Sear L.eo UMlI MjiNijsI CS SeOul 1*5. ChartS, Caaa., Ng. Cassifa,,,, CHURCH OF 000 ChimeS SI lad. $53 Nkhi,y • . 100 ChimeS, $au*arstt Chereb SI Christ, Geneva ChartS SI Christ, Lossesal CSWCS of Christ, W. 17* $1. N.m*sine ChartS sO Christ, Pin. WiveS Or., MsitIa.l LaSt chol let LaW Mary Slit. ... , Now TssS...st Saglist Chwch.Qsality Ins, No,* Leøgwaad Now Ml. ills 111111$ Chgmsi. 1711 Pes' Ave. Ravosea Part SigIlil ChartS. 3142W. 3$ $0. Peoples SiNsI Cbapll 1311 W. Pint lImits, Satsord Ptaocrsst Spill ChilgI, Ill W. Airport Blvd. Prairin laploll. I Rd.. Firs Part Pisprass Missionary i1 ChinS, Mieway Second OMaN ?&It$IW,rv 54g1ll ChartS. Wits Saslord ,__ Cur.L., U. Memo Missionary SagIIiIØurS, Pit II) Saloon II. LtSt Misolsusry Bapli00C**oi Cantons City. Inc. . ASSEMBLY OF 000 f Wet Assembly 001st 7*1 I;Nsctl a . Padgett . WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO.' Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson BIBLE IOOKCENTER -' STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff . . 78 fty. 1792 92 services Sunday. Rev. Rev. Robert Dickinson, associate pastor will preach at the evenlng service at7in the chapel. , - More than a dozen men and Following the service there women from Community have gone into the ministry, mission will be a covered dish di nner work or other full-time served in the fellowship hail. Christian ministries during the Prizes will be awarded to three decades of the church's winners in the Sunday School poster contest. existence. Special music will be To climax the day's activities presented by the Brass the internationally known Ensemble and the Chancel, contemporary Christian Chapel and Cherub choirs. The musical group, "The Living Rally Day theme will be "Unity Sound," will present a concert at the 7 p.m. service. In Christ," - '. OWe . Church, Highway 17-92, Casselberry, will observe Its 33rd annIversary and annual Rally Day, Sunday, Oct. 14. Guest speaker at the 9:30 and It a.m. wors hip services will be Rev. Daniel Casselberry, minister of Christ United Methodist Church, Neptune Beach. He grew up In the Casselberry church and is a former youth director there. A graduate of Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Ky., lie has served United Methodist Churches in L.akeland and public. . Couununity United Methodist A '. _____ • r,,.,% winter sprint $ssv '.'. ' 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. Mul$lng$Ilffi.dayAdy,n?istchurth C. Edward Davis , , ,,N IV I .i:' Molina will conduct Spanish services In the McFall Chapel at SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL ::.a. 1 ,, .-%r" " 1.1~. ,,,,~.Vr,~ -- , . I . WINTER _____ P;1Il, .. 1'1,',._K.,,I ~3t!,.. 4 ' I, '% 74 Rev. Harold Mullins will bring the message Sunday at the 11 am. worship service at First Baptist Church of Deltona and there will be special music by the ch urch choir. Young adults of the church will hold services at 6 p.m. at DeBary Manor. Rev. Alvin Virgin will speak at the 7:30 p.m. service. Rev. Jose NWSM Provided I IIliLiP0i$0 ___ SJI.eSSI ....... , . pgi, . Methodist Church Observes Rally Day ,, -, *I. p, i' :.i;(~1q, il ',., , -4. '' '. .: *... ................ , l:Ha SeadsySdisel .. .., 11Sljm 1:31P m 1:00p.m. Cs'. cowry Club &Upuia It PIlOT UNITED .. .~. - 41p- Ni~...' Speakers Scheduled UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday lsnwng Prayer 0,04,;m. 419 Peft A". II.4s:m 7:31pm: -. , -1;1: 1'!., ' ' f .I _I",'~I ~%.Iy .:- I ___jig , I . li:-,-4 ". ,I1 .., I . 1. 1, . II __ 1 _. -" ,.A1~ % .,,, 4 p- " , . 1 , ,, ,1,1' I .. - PRESBYTERIAN C"UXCm Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Now. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 9:418 M. :Np.m. §v@- Worship Ist A 3rd Swi I 11. . . ~ 1; ..,..i , V' , . ,,.11 i THE LAKE MARY UNITED 1.:ll:00:.rn, 'r00' School Monile Warship Sunda . i 10:11a.m. METHODIST CHURCH ilunland Islat., Have you a pew to call your own? On Sunday you can have: it's first come ... first served. 1101Cm. . it3sp.m. No to It Provided Ow all Services .m. EvangelIstic Service MstaflgWsrsWp Nvr$ory 431pm Shiprials oreope Saturday Luke 1.5740 Christians everywhere will come to worship th eir Lord.. . and go forth to serve Him. - i:ioa.m.. - CHRIST UNITED . 'TRUE CHURCH OF GOD'. 310$ RIdgewes Ave. . Yow*M.sUag Tuesday Bible 10Wy and Prays' Tuesday and WMlesdey, Friday Luke 1 39-56 Next Sunday is World Communion Sunday. In every land those who believe in Jesus Christ will be joining together to partake of the Lords Supper. It isa day for realizing our privileges and blessings, renewi ng our commitments and responsibili ti es. 7:30p.m. SingIng selliterIng Thursday Luke 1:26-38 . . Rev.Daniel Coosts, Assoc. PaW - Luke 1:1-25 - Paw Ayev1Blit$Wfl0gnlD. Wednesday . 9:04 8^. 10:11a.m. FIRST PT:IIAPi,CHURCH GRACE UNITED . .. and Nursery asiss MITNODIITCHUICK Malachi - I ry Blvd SusdaySctioet Met odist - Money Management Seminar COVENANT 4J,KU MmjiaII C. We l:31$ 11:01 a.m. st 7:34p.m. 17-11 Ih Tuesday , . P . 1ES Kindergarten thrntihEIpltIi Grade . ' it . 1:00p.m. . ... - :: . - . Sunday Schnell worshi p services , Pastor - • Presbyterian SR.4lliRediugRd. Ovled.(Slavla) NSV. John J. Kudtarlk 1:34pm. - . -. The Passionist Fathers of North Palm Beach will conduct a mission Oct. 7-12 at Catholic Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary 10 am and 730 pm. MondayI,through Friday. Topks ii such as Changes in the Church , Modern Religion", "Family Life" and "Daily Problems" will be discussed. . , ST. Sunday Zechariah 13:1-9 Monda' ZecharIa h 141-21 ') . pgiy 11:11a.m. S:lSs.m. ___ E~=`""`* 7:30pm ..Yosng People flwsdaylvmiliig bible ILW*sranChwrcbInAmsrIca) ... .. * j.lo p M. FIRST PENTECOSTAL LUTNIIANCMUICH fll7OrtandoDr. 17.12 in - CHURCH OF SANFORD lOtt St. aildMalnsliaAve. ReR$IdReftIb$rdt Mlnlst,q Meriting Worship 10:00a.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Pastor 1:104.m. 10:358.1". • GOODSHIP1141111111D . 11:11a.m. IwlidayIclisil Pastor 1:40a.m. - "te LutheranHour" and - y Mission At Nativity 1: 30 p, M. Wed. Bible ConquerorsMeeting Sunday - . iflu 11:00S.M. Sunday Evening LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REIDIMIR * Nursery Provided church Traini" O E venins Worship Morning Worship , 1: 30 P.m. 1:34P.M. Rev.JamesW.Hammott Surdy School FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OFLONGWOOD $11 Orange Street Rev. E.RuthOrant Longwood Sunday School 10,00 a m 1111aM. 1:11p.m. 7:00p.m. mwrs.Pr.y.rMesi _ Pentecostal 11:11am .. SliMly Evening * IUI Sanford A". $:41a.m. Mernin 1IW I:$4s. Youth'our 7 OOp.in, Evangelist Service Mid.Wetk Service(Wed I 700pm, Nursery Provided for all Services raw lendaylehesi MSriiffigWiiiNp . THE NAZARENE SONNY 1sent.rl a".Powl Cox - FIRST CHURCH o John J. MIMeR 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. Patter Sear $ANPOIDC$RI$TIAN CHURCH . - - from SvW.d) - - Dr. Roy Graves, minister of Religious Science, is instructing a course on Major World Religions, Their History and Beliefs,' Oct. 2-Nov. 13 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Winter Park Church of Religious Science center at 1434 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park. The course Is being conducted in conjunction ith Valencia Community College Institute of Ufetlrne Learning and provides a philosophical and historical overview of five major world religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam and Christianity. .- Classes are free to those 55 and over. A $20 registration fee Is required for anyone under 55. For information contact the center at 644-2848 Special Wednesday evening classes, "Living 11-A Success. full Program" are scheduled to begin Oct. 10 from 840p.m. at the Center. Patrick Day and Phyllis Proctor, Religious Science Practitioners, will conduct the classes every Wednesday through Dec. 5. ll:ma wors REARDALLHOLlNII . Wor ld en ton Lake Mary SVrAOY worship 11:10am. Sunday School Wa.iJtip Rev. Robert Burns -. Rev. i.L.Waglwr,Pastir .M. WINTER IPSO. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Matting at Win?., Spgs. filamentary I Wed. service 1:01am. - - . LAKIMANYCHURCH af's NAZARENE III 1. Ave. Congregational DISCIPLES OF 0 CHRIST Morning service ivifihtg$irvlci MId.WiIeSIfvICs lI:4$l.m l:Op.m l:lOpm Evangelkal . $vedyIc$sif Past" 9:41 a.m Rector Holy C,rnmgni.n 'I FIRST JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 WestF:rst Street S. E. Stanton Pastor undayShoiI ;am IL Church School ' ;,_"_ Christian 43tpm At Ore" SONNY school MnngWsr$p Holy CornmvitiOfl I .. ,~ Meeting HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. Leroy D. Soper .. mosary walk in the Pitt fiflewid • Episcopal . . Tr.drnse& FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Part Sanford Past., Dr. Jay T. Cesmats "' MONIOk CHURCH OP THE NAZA*INI ISzIS.fla.m. a. I *Iigslry$c,s M The p..Ck, Sunday School poster Most Pttusw$RIp Holy - Nazarene - to help older people trying to "The first night we slept on Patrolmen and the Police." "There. was a gargantuan get limbs off their homes or cots in the hall and when we finally got beds we slept five need for Pampers and milk for yards. It's a shame it takes Ca men to a room. With relief babies (all we had was something like this happening commander ° t he ,,e Sanford LU crews coming and going you powdered milk)," said Phillips, to bring it about," he observed A Salvation "' v...ups, has There were a lot of churches never knew who your room- "we would bring in a load and returned from a stint Oc disaster mates would be the next day," 15 minutes later it would be destroyed, but within three relief duty Hurricane aiding victims of he said. "I saw friends I hadn't gone. We gave mothers of days repair work had started cane Frederic, but the babies powdered milk and and cranes were putting seen for years." mental pictures of the complete bottled water. steeples back on, Phillips said. devastation and human need Their unit was assigned to "One badlyposted damaged church Even when Phillips and had a sign that he saw still haunt him. Bayou La Battre a shrimping "k\_ out front Killer Hurricane Frederic town of a bout 4,300 people Greene left the area to come ft in 'W st ill ill h battered the Gulf Coaston Sept. "totally destroyed" by the homethepowerwasstlll noton, raise meetin Sunday 'was 13 with 130 mph winds and hurricane. "We fed three- but trucks had begun to br ing ! typical h torrential rains causing fourths of the city out of our in ice. The Salvation Army unit and of urge to b ildh " S own b .i massive damage and flooding Mobile canteen, we were the is still in service In Bayou the and at least 8 deaths. The next only kitchen open in town so we LaBattre and all along hard hit Catholic Church day Phillips received a call fed rich and poor alike," said areas on the Gulf Coast from BaAtouthe .are th t e ceiling from Division headquarters in Phillips, "there was no where Pensacola to Pascagoula, Miss. "The Salvation Army will blow awai. Us we Ssa:flvu Jacksonville ordering him to else to get food." glass WifluOWS and cape Pensacola. "We had long hours We stay until the city says it no f urnishings were in tact. The Accompanied by Sanford would leave Mobile at 6:45 longer needs it and then will Catholic sisters made a placard t rucker Jack Greene, every morning then when we move to another place a to put in the w indow of the he s5aid. whose wife is secretary at the got to Bayou LaBattrewe wo uld Salvation Army office, Phillips cook and serve coffee, eggs, Homes had been destroyed Salvation Army canteen arrived in Pensacola at 4 a.m., sausage and bread from 8 to 11 and people were sleeping on the saying, "Thank you from the CAPT. CARL PHILLIPS La Battre" ' Saturday. He was dispatched to a.m., then the rest of the day ground, Intents or in the shells people of Bayou Af t er theMass h e nsiOuC Gulf Shores, Ala., where they served iced tea, sandwiches, of their homes with plastic in some cases, Phillips said. "The relief agencies worked Church, the prie1i s tame over worked for a day before being soup and st ew until we ran out stretched across where the ro People stood in line for a long together well In every facet, the of to thank us or what we were time for everything sent to Mobile, Ala. about 3:30 p.m. We never had USed to be or staying with doln food Red Cross, and Salvation Army For Phillips this was like anything left," he said. "when friends," said Phillips. One stamps, a loaf of bread or a can worked side by side. Both are •'A Guardsman told of Spam. "It was sad United Way coming home, because prior to we got back to Mobile we had to young barefooted couple came agencies, and we or :c1 man 1 a sometimes the food ran out and could not do what we do unless coming to Sanford, he was restock our unit and make up to me and they looked like me assigned to that division. But sandwiches assembly line style they had been playing In the you need aniung jUSi* ca me. they were left empty-handed," supported by people. United In UuwsaOfl to distributing he said. when he got there he hardly so it was usually 11 p.m. before mud. They said they had been Way from all over the Gulf food, clothing and medical , , recognized it. tr ying sO clean up the yard we got to bed." pitched into help with I CL rmy "The city of Mobile wi th Its up::, thee .i:vas:on AsflY "I was stationed In that funds." "We fed 3,000 to 5,000 persons where there house once was. beautiful old homes looked like a day without charge and no They had lost all of their hel pedlocate people for their division when Hurricane "I just wish people could see a bomb had fallen In the middle questions asked. In addition to belongings including their relatives in other par 01 the Camille hit," said Phillips, with their own eyes country siiroui,ii their Missing Of It, Phillips recalled. "I homeless residents, we f ed shoes. although there was more newspaper photos and "People of every faith and Persons service. They would property literally cried when I drove into men working on ships, Air damage with television can only show so the city limits and saw the Force personnel sent in to set occupation were pitching in to send messages through ham Frederic, there were fewer much," he said, "some people destruction. I think there were up an emergency hospital, nuns help and bankers, lawyers and radio operators as the phones lives lost than in Camille. The couldn't even find their trailers, only two stores still open in the from a nearby Catholic school, ditch diggers were working side were out. The phones were ba ck people were warned ahead of they were completely blown whole town." the National Guard, Highway by side. Young men would stop in service before the electricity time and evacuated." away." To eight. week study units for adults will p.m. at First Baptist Church, Sanford. Mrs.begin Sunday at 6 James Weekie will lead the unit on "Making Good Marriages Better" Study of Repentance and Belier' will M HR be Billingsley. According to Joe Mills, church training director, adults may choose from the two units and other provisions will be made for children and youth, each Sunday night. 7 I:00r 322450 -..-- Nov. IdMIRdL. WOW *11 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE y llGOa ii Ô - fOP n eScene By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Church Editor On Marriage And Belief . Pao( _ 0 Capt. Ph illips Aids Hurr'i'cane V*ct*ms Baptists Launch Units CONGREGATIONAL 1 _ Sunday,Od. 7,19n-5 B 411101 7 v4.*. . . FrWiI,$rnE,,,, --1 --- 't ~ 111 Oak Ave., Sanford Sundaysctiool 9:45 &.m. Preaching &Worshiping 10:458m, Bible Study 0:30p.m. Sharing 4, Proc laiming 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer Meet 7:30p.m. Nurtecyerovided Morning Worship Evening HerisM, Sanford, FI. Salvation-Arm - - Rr * la;l ,•,,, Congregational Avery, M. Lon _ - CHURCH OF GENEVA Catholic COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Count, ~ Club Road. Lake Icy p.l . .. . Baptist $ee ... • *\ - I av"lr4 Service . 1 iiiiiiiiiiiii11,14 A-11fl1) - PINSTASSIMILY ,e-* 1nsdu P'ftwlp __ LU U U UI I 1III iLl LJL/LJJ £ II poster _ IIIIIIIIIIIIII F _ __ .*.*.' t%- J _ :. .:::: 7:11p.m. Agemmkiso THE HOPE OF' OUR COMMUNITY,. . wa Prayer Service 11 RELIGION services With dam for all litia :X :"*. X. .... Poster Saturday services 9:34411I.F Mormals waralp **% I Pas* Aiic. Paglu 1ev. i.e DIckINISR :: %. - -, .. . . - .-w-aP: -. ;ir'.,i,. , �BLON DIE 66-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1( IT WASN'T E0•• ) > IT WAS 1-115 (' C BWT)-4E TED! ) ED TULES AN AWAY WITH THAT SCHOOLTEACHER ' ___ ~ I ~ ~~ I -_ I - - 1W. I- ,12 I mim - - -1 i 11. 0 BEETLE BAILEY (I point 22 Western shrub 25 Lop robs 27 Pierce WkIY POES JULIUS HAVE TO .". BE ON WY p . 4 1111110 KIP I • (' ,.,. / - i I .. \ \ ._d 9 uz ~._] THE BORN LOSER - "LL.? 10~ a 0 - 1 1Io 1 I" 1. I; 9RTAINLY 1 fl . 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FAMOUS NICIS REGULAR DINNER 3 places honV41ppied fried chicken, Mash lailiftfus and gravy, cob slow and 2 hot butter _________ ____________ ALL FOR flfl E• ffi CE . I I ffl) ONLY VALUE $2.07 Geed WedniWay £ Sunday I - Z%k ' .. SAWO 6:314-0.46 P.M.1111111c"I Fri. A Sol. closing 10:30 P.M. . asaw IWW VUI LE .. 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE UFAMILY FEUD . L.,. ILOtJ . I 322 YS02 " Our ,, 1. Hwy I? 12 a SHOWS : qw VVIIIII1111"ilillo_ MNPO Jk .. PLAZATWIN) TWi4i. . I 1 / UGlMY ON NUTRI. •- 11:00 , .6 .. . ., ' . ..,, ' mJl I Nw. Discount Off MptIihi On .-i,. - ''fl i: .)Iii) 11 , ...' N'WI l(S _______________ I ivuy MONDAY FROM nsi AM, TO 31$ P.M I. .. Mwods '. .''Tdc • LOVE OF LIFE (MON. WEDFRI) J ARY TYLER MOORE 2:00 UD113' DAY LUNCMION I 1. - OT I SQUARES decreased since 1970 True or false . I . . 11 S%'oo production has CD (M HOLLYWOOD 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE I . _ amI11111111, . ~-,, _ . ft*am - , -- T11111111111111TWL" . ..'.1 I 1,V.:-. .. a.,. - 10'OO SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY ARE CHICKEN DAYS .. .. ._.. . I- . IF -a.'. - - -. . L 9:56 TURNS blm* mcire then 26 mitudes to 11w Inniention of pild asssyft Td=. ocu crated bandit. 12 Hm) MOVIE ',How To Succeed I / 0 .t. the origin of the atom bomb OCT. a c,(upo,.sos 1111 I' CM ..01" . I .. 11my I'm Morng"JamssBu,hatrac.s , L's. Supreme Court ruled that foreign governIllents could bring antitrust corporations in Courts. • rut or fal se 2. One shot of alcohol I S equivalent to one ounce of alcohol. True tr false ___________________- . : ' AMMING I r - plays doctor to save Chuck NIWWIr MirIheks I. i EDUC ATIONAL PRO- 1 . Irl" 8 8 i I II I hundreds of feet below the ocean swf ace. (4)0 ARCHII BUNKER'S PLACE ArchieandMurr.ydIs. "W. 11111:11111. - I. 1 S IIS9PreiucAye (Hwy. un) iNH kndsrd ______________________________ C I 'I .' - - '-. .'.:.... b..__.. H.ston, David Catradirw. An emergency rescue attempt Is TuusdisIad FrEF,'uIi I al DINANI A FRIENDS c4) 0 AS THE WORLD FI Is &*XWI Lady Down" (1978) Charlton M9kake TatliTsi. EZP* 'Harris, Rod TsIov. ThtvinquM TI*I.*.A . .. . ..., 0 MOVIE APTURNICHM 12:00 I -. rvfx THWEN 60 ,. GrusaBsees 1130 t .. -. IIIolStk$ub Appksce 'Pkwbe Snow. (R) 0 MOVIE : .- III his own publicity. ApoeseacieCoke , I I 12:30 (1) NEWS (4)0SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW " IOCW hero and begins bellievino TdTdWo, . jilt . , TONWS" Spegbold Asleep At The Wheel/Bobby Br idger Asleep At Tb. Wheel plays Texas swing Bridg.r per,rms"ThoCaII." . 8111111111111111ch strawhemshorksm TisaidSaled MilkuShaks BENWRIEW :,, when a beautiful wonnon clalmis :L! tit is the father of heir child. 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMIT11111 psb . L•1 .0 HART TO HART Jonathan .finds himself an Instant patent ~ Business Mo" ft* I& -;...,........... i "J investigation Into his motheir's , ynugging when he tries to take . the law into his own hands. . I Dcor TWWK D A NEW KIND OF FAMIL V 1 't 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE (4) 0 0 0NEWS ID EDUCATIONAL I/ II , /// '' Gtesdleof Appeemes - Grace B~ , . 0go UNINUM - . . I rMbadVA& I 1111111111111111111:111 RDEN(FRI) . I _...- affected when Tony becomes a , if I$ a PAPA A police wAds. . "hly student ondaingus an . . MR , •' . I . I 1 Stone household are adversely f I "II'd I.. r I . = I,% .. I \*e.m___i jt I . I ~ I (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) .. I ~ The World Almanac' (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 7,00 - I CTTA BE s*sr Symphony No. 4 In F. Opus 36. __________________________ 0 WHEWI NEIGHBOR ' %_ (R) Milk orShake MIDDLESCH0OLS grammIng may be preempted I. j Applesauce Cake 9 GOOD TIMES fiD FEELINGS (MON) Z )flJRI) 6111 PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) W V-1. PEOPLE(TUE, THU) ID FOOTSTEPS (WED) ID CROCKETT'S VICTORY GOOD MORNING FLORIDA eggs (Conclu Ion Symphony Orchestra in Tartini's Trumpet Concerto in D wilh French virtuoso Maurice Andre, and Tchalkovsky's 530 (2) NEWS 0M*A*S*H a ALL IN THE FAMILY 6:55 II knee. fth Boodwich sphmb Green 3es ___ I . 1 4 I fISPssAylT ) AM. WEATHER MW Seiji Ozawa conducts the Bos. stl"km sbwkmo ,. . ,"KOANE (Note: Risgulu pro. ZOONIRI a , 6:45 FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen ____________________________________________ dom turns a hospital upside down while trying to perform a miracle cure on Chris's injured ?AWDLEWHOOIA TUESDAY, 'r, ELEMENTA" SCHOOIA 8111111114111111111111 10.00 /0-9 . . * r' , . ". . ' 411, 0 .. s o 0 , . ... .. 0 . " Fruit RiftS MR Flub Frowt 4 tor (Phyllis Diller) goes after the ,%Captain, an actress (Joyce :; DeWitt) Is hounded by a report. `w. and a woman on her honey. "moon runs into her ex-boyfriend (Lyle Wanonerk .1 •' Spliach Cheeseburger Tessed Salad Titer Tols 0 II I Irs . . .., It (I)KUTANA I (4)060 MINUTES G OUT OF THE BLUE Ran- sell the golden 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN OD MISTER ROGERS (R) 8:25 6:45 investigation when she tries to 1' are taken captive by a group of vengeful kidnappers, . ___ __ 0 6•41 (4) CBS NEWS . (WED) (112) MAKE ME LAUGH fRI OVER EASY 121) 0 CARD SHARKS 9) BEAT THE CLOCK NFL TODAY 7:00 FJXBMNTARYWHOOIS Grond Bed with Gravy 0 BEWITCHED 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL 5:00 (:D THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) COUNTRY ROADS(FRI) 6:30 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW EXPRESS 'may be preempted by the NatIonal League playoffs.) "(4)0 BIG SHAMUS, LITTLE ..IHAMU8 Arnie and an heiress V 1! b' FRIT *t'AT IF ' . P MY I "4 J egh?femaleruckefsPa,t2of 2) (Note. Regular programming I . Mflkor8hake , FinancIal conditions are like), am g y, because you won't apply the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Give yourself ample time . 4:30 J MIKE DOUGLAS (M CM CAROL BURNETT AND (4)UPBEAT 11:15 FUL WORLD ,,Si,000.000 Duck" Albert's wife sets off a U.S. Treasury Department , ON YE G (WED) CM MY THREE ED SESAME STREET (R) 8:00 (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD D) (2)4)00(12) NEWS 10-110 7:30 TODAY (I) MONDAY MORNING (MON) @D TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FlU) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. (2) PORTER WAGONER(TUE) (D CONSUMER BUYLINE away all the money he bor. rowed from Oullp. a groedy and evil dwarf. (Part I of 10) Toseedgelad FreaFho TriTatm TISK Tots Bnc"H incran M(M" murder of a young miner.(I Hr. 40 Mine.) "The Old Curiosity Shop" Little Nell's grandfather gambles CddSA Ptak on Bun 9:00 several male truckers decide to hijack a shipment of currency transported by BJ and une 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) be answered if 8=&7pVWd - I.I.. .- 4v@ a quation rw MO OXPWIS? Wift "Ask the Expoirts," ewe of this n**V&_ I; ~ crooked police wgoant and Extravagance or carelessness could prove costl CANCER (June 21-July -22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Serious matters should not be 21) Unless there is a unity of you hope to treated too lilghtly today. Don't purpose, goals become depressed over difficult achieve In1y today issues, but do view them not be attaLned. Be sure all .. reiWcaUy. concerned are alming at the team match and there is no anvlcpee. m. most Intrst. Way that'West will open atity. Ing qunt&* WN be Lftd In ILMM except a club. thils Column aild " mcok* Even if YN look at all the copies 01JAC09yAfMRN.) . PRIVER.16 T"T., today. Changing conditions could deny telling others about the wonders . you performed. you r support. . by Stoffel I Hilmdald . P. 1 . (2) POPI GOES THE COU In 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC '' EXPRESS I Barbara Kopple. Orne hundred eighty coal mining families experience the trauma of a yb- WONDERS OF THE SEA 6:30 0 ABC NEWS Rolls CheesebMw Taces U.S.A." (C) (1976) Directed by 6:00 MilkorShake P1111:111111 lions at a nuclear plant. W MOVIE "Harlan County, 625 10:30 __ SENIORUM - fls morally compelled to tell the press about unsafe condi. EVENING c • (1) THE BAXTERS 0TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Gonzo risks his job when he 530 O WILD KINGDOM Cold Bob MgkwBbWm bikers to rescue Nick's kid. -napped niece from the clutches' I a motorcycle gong. sticky situations be WOfli ivvume you w enlarge d relled upon too heavily today. upon your accomplishments by p. . . ,cletectives, pose as daredevil urn, Lois Nettleton. A rodeo, cowboy tries to regain his wife and son. 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0MERV GRIFFIN(MON, TUE, THU, 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 MIKE DOUGLAS M YOUR TURN (mU) (1) CRACKERIBARREL(FRI) ing the game and local news. ) mes is examined. (R) EPRE8S ,.. (M0t4) J MEDIA ROUNDTABLE playoffs is necessary. this program will be broadcast follow- Cowboy$ at Minnesota Vikings 0 MOVIE "The Honkers"(C Rous Milk or Shake . . EARLY To S d I P John pi sric st to the United States. (If the fifth game of the American League miscarriages and birth defects COfU Tossed FruIt Ieecresm Al Even allies you regard In this hand from "The and implies no desire to play Touo _Game" FOU find your. In spades. ' Self In a I I Ve-diamond (NEWSPAPER 9NMPRISE ASSN.) Contract. ANPTILL ME lit YOU THI NW. I'm g§Apv To PAss my .1 :'/ I% . No 1 mother accepts Coach Buttermaker s proposal of marriage. (Part lot 4:00 2) NFL FOOTBALL Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Dallas EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (M NEWS 8:30 (1) 0 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 6:11 GD AGRONSKY AND COMPA. 10.00 (1) 0 PRIME TIME SUNDAY Children" The evidence Iinking toxic herbicidsts, pesticides andotherchemicalsto cancer. Cold Bob - Coleftw 3:45 (1) 0 NFL TODAY (R) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 8PTL CLUB 6:00 Florence creates chaos in the (2 Mrs.) ,, NOVA A Plague On Our Frad on Blim WhInied Potatoes Cheese)w.r Brw:;ti 8:30 prudent, practical nature ay Giants GIMORAILISSUIE11 .,delighted when her , SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Lou can iuuiue YOUt&& we partnership squence: I club, I Spade, 3 that can be Made and if West " Off to A t=p lead, thie ' . ! I -0 'u __________ ______ BS. Buccaneers at New York MR Everyone. Including Amanda, Is y to Astro-Graph, Box 4M, Radio CityS Ion N.Y. 019 Be sure to specify birth An Iowa reader asks meaning of the three-notrump 0 BUGS BUNNY trump tric . &* (Sept. (2)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (1) O WL FOOTBALL Tampa MIDDLESCHOOIA P11111111 ., (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS I George, She impersonates Louise. Pina uttl8proiiti Fruit Juice Bar ons. . ARIES (March 21-April 19) That which you plan to achieve through earnest effort today lies ahead for you in ft year following your birthday by _J P 11 11 III I 15 , just to & O NFL TODAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ,79 We" highlights of key NCAA New York. (R) ELEMENTARySHCOOLS necessary, in the National wiu worli out to your liking. Avoid taking foolish in areas w" could cost you Bank too heavily on luck and money. LAWyelithile 1mg WhOU to things may turn against yyu. someone eIse and stick to suri TAURUS (April 20-May ', ) ' I; --' I Ii ; \ 0 0 (i, 1) ~ play. CHIPS!I 0 I s -~ I 24 Pat= ________,, I - - Opening lead. •K ( CHOCOLATE I in Dbl. Pan •"'" Al Vermeer f TASTE.' 11 11 . 1I 14 I"" quick to write off others in highest standards which you've already Invested placate someone else. funds and time. The yield due Winning Lead a high heart at trick two and sevotimw, discardiq the clum of spades. _ West ruffs and undoubtedl lays a second club. You ru7f In dummy, lead a spade to your ace, ruff your last club ruff a your he Dealer: West by I PUT IT IN THE OVEN! I II 11 99 Pan PRISCILLA'S POP or I L)CTCREP UP '11415 FROZEN PIZZA BEFORE I N", , I 'the Eastern division champi- game. Here is the 0 A11115132 ......::.., ~ - i- Before starting new projects convictions today. Do nothing this coming year, don't be too which is not In accord with your •Q • 10532 ~- .: : :: .. .. e..... Have the courage of your .(2) (1 BASEBALL Live cover•, age of the fourth game, if case you Would have been you is on Its way. #_A Q ~~.,~ PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Jefferson household when, unbeknownst to Louise and .. eoi needed day in this special from the Katharine Cornell Theatre In F&IIhool Menu San. lana Festival" The Latin rock group is joined by Tower of Power. YOUR BIRThDAY Oc tober 8, 1979 0 J64 BOUTH I . .I I . a ...... ..... ... .. I- (j Stanley respond very different- . 12:30 (2) CHARLIE PEU - ly to the suggestion that they For Monday, October 8, 1979 toe 853 doubled at your diamond J •KJ9 • KQJs4 Haelen en and THE ,, can't hand$ a 4.0 trump break, but if that were the wr • adopt a c II . win against a 5-1 heart break provided that the second heart does not get ruffed by Sin- \ abor. 5:15 8TO BE ANNOUNCED amu) problemsd 9-30 (1) 0 THE JEFFERSONS 3:30 T 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) CD VILLA ALEGRE (R)(MON, WED.THU) 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 THE FBI PAOII FRI) Lydia's shyness. (Part 3 of 12) 91 MARK RUSSELL Ameri- M ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) CA proarIous ca's leading political humorist leaves nothing sacred as he attacks the headlines of the ed t1Sossyeowov • posi 100 Garden"(C)(197o) Bing Crosby. Frank Convor". A smaill- ,frorn California to tell her he's ,, despite 3:30 . 0 GENERAL H-OSPITAL (1) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 500 evening at the Charity ball football contests are prount. (2) MOVIE "Dr. Cook's :. leaving for good. she goes into friends have 9an D.C. 0 ISSUES AND ANMRS VIINCE DOOLEY . a ANOTHER VOICE 10-30 as Nikki's husband returns . tempt to discredit you. certain you are not the one cards the wi in line is hard to find, but t is designed to .I League playoffs.) ': (1) 0 WORKING STIFFS Just MORNING "Love For Lydia" Edward, Lydia and a edon the Mall In Washington, IS JOHN MCKAY sledders at the 1977 JunIor World Championships; an Appalachian woodcarver transforms a stickkit into a duck , 0MASTERPIECE THEATRE age of Pope John Paul 11's high Ponlifical mass to be celebrat- (4) CHARLIE PELL It ELECM COMPANY (A) 110:00 0K108WORLD OSITUDIO BE Young clog. preempted by the National 3:00 0 A PAPAL VISIT Live 12:00 2180111BY111OWDIEN (2) Gown SINGING t .after .everaI thousand gallons of fuel 0 up missing. (Note. . . Regular programming may 2:30 . . - r AFTERNOON ing to take over the high lash. ion industry. 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Slade, Peter Noone. Albert Hammond, the middle when Mel and his fiancee disagree on a pre-marl. tal agreement. 0 ABC MOVIE "Vampire" (Premiere) Jason Miller, Rich. ard Lynch. A handsome and mysterious millionaire whose powers make him irresistible to women becomes the target of 2:30 ()(12j ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (THU) fRI SESAME STREET two mysterious deaths leads him to a coven of witches plolt- @ 0 ALICE Alice Is caught In 0INSEARCH OF... (MON) 9) 93 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (1) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING(WED) (1) 0 THURSDAY MORNING THE NIGHT ALKER 0l 1(0 chak •S investigation n 9:00 TONIGHT Sylvia Fine Kaye hosts this review of 60 years in the American Musical Theatre starring Carol Burnett, Richard Chamberlain, John Davidson and many others. (R) RESENTM 0KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0ORAL ROBERTS 6 MWEA ROGERS (111111) 9-110 S.-M . (1) 41 CHIPS Ponch and Jon Cope with furious motorists and . I fru U TO BE ANNOUNCED W MUSICAL COMEDY er Young, Forever Free" (1976) Sunday,) ORID THE ASSOC I pulls an outrageous courtroom Stunt to defend a client being sued by his ex.girlfriend. 200 a DANCE OUTDOORS SUNDAY MORNING '.' "Ruff And Ready Guest. Howard editor of The Ruff 0 FACE THE NATION 9.0 (]) Ap,a4I1CAMpSEU "(2) THE GONG'SHOW (4) FAMILY FEUD Someone who Is not your friend wrongMake wlU your words in an .atgetoffthe WtN- AT BRIDGE " :Vva Gor A Lax Krm-mbo! I I I - Jae. MOVIEMAcmiNE 6ORAL ROBERTS ., ,% winning and nominated short ..films. including "Great," : Overture." "Spills And Chills" and "The Bead Game." (R) .... 30 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be 0WRESTLING OD WALL STREET WEEK h1' e.3o n Corwin presents Oscar- a little testy today because they - (2) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC 0 LAWRENCE WELK ED ACADEMY LEADERS Nor. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) wary of what you tell and to Partnership relations could be whom you tell it today. I I I I - yourself. .; . ......,:.. . __ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASM) F' 11. -,t,'.'I'V : 5 02 @'J THREE ROBONIC STOOGES 0 REX HUMBARD Q 5)4°'(iJ MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (R) THREE'S (4) THE MUPPET801 0 © NEE HAW Guests: John Barbara's boyfriend Brad puts pressure on her to make a major decision about their rela- (2) TODAY (1) 0 MONDAY MORNING Jose Ferrer, Karen Valentin _. A young orphan living in a remote mission station ln South Africa is befriended by a priest and a native boy. (RXIf the fifth game of the American League playoffs Is necessary, this program will be broadcast follow- 8:30 (1) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 1:30 "Divorce" Three children with divorced parents join Dr. Lee Salk to explore the subject through their personal experiences. (2) VOICE OFV)CTORY 7 Orioles in the fifth game, It lleciiisgiliy~ n League playoffs. Live cover- sary in the National League playoffs from the city of the Eastern Division champions. • FEELINGS eo I Conlee, Susie Allansion. Jana LEO (July DAug. 22) From Your vantage point "u ma 1'01 0 30 MINUTES 2FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1F30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Foray- BASEBALL The Califor. nia Angels host the Baltimore (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA.' influence on the United States and faith activities. SNEAK PREVIEW: TAKE TWO "Cult Films Of The '70s" Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel trace the development of the cult film boom from Bogart to the 'Rocky Horror Picture Show." ways and the means to do it see quite another picture. - -83 - ______ DIRECTlONRReenta. tives of three major religions discuss Pope John Paul [I's 801 (2) :1) 0BASEBALL the flag football team. (R) (4)0 CBS NEWS (M DANCE FEVER ' 59 so , 65 --' ., % ;I 58 . D t) rYtrU .4LU.fV - 11s 61 á1A Ii'. e#'SIAA, Ai1 Y-C, I P 11..4'. 57 so by Howie Schneldet •N' j~W 6=ARJV Acme Mk)KI 54G SMA . i I 52 53 54 55 11 t _____ I I C3C1, I'D LO !D, eijr M - 60 51 - - Z ' ;. I 'VN4JPJA BUY I - - - ,a EEK& 48 49 0 JEW FALWELL 7:30 (%)PINE HILLS CHURION OF THE NAZARENE 2)0 NEWS an. ( 19) It's not fair to place all the ().iI1k youriars agresslv obligations on associates to behavior today appears adI rr" •u111, fulfill your persona' mirable. Others, however, may gratifications today. Find the 47 Ff I - V. Ii 11.1 ,11 ....i - p ' energy. CAPRICORN . t--1 I i I A. 41 44 1 -\GET OUT OF BED? 1 Sb - .0 I lot L GET / /.// 2 - - 38 42 I 014, HELLO, DOC ! 'w "' MY HUSE~AND NIT F * - A '' , " 35 MOVIE MACHINE 0PICTURE OF HEALTH Orlando Aviation Be supportive, not aloof. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SAGITTARIUSyou (Nov. 23-Dec. have all the Doing whatever you want to do 21) Thinking with whomever you wish to do it answers and refusing to without regard for the ' to the suggestions of others sequences may turn out to be - when working on a project more expensive than you can " ' 7'I1IIn . .1 I I #I" , " I 4 1~~')-J 0 fl. - SURPRISED ME? 34 (1) FLORIDA'S WATCHING , (P 8 Q NEWS - 110 V-1. PEOPLE Guest: Arthur , ,"Pappy" Kennedy. Orlando .-PtY I commissioner. recently appointed to the controversial - . WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW(R) safeguarding the finest and the w9eds_i_I__112_ Hre.), MM ROUNDTABLE ISPECTRIM 0FIRST &WMT CHURCH 0FREESTYLE "Flag" Cornmunity members voice disapprovel of Denice's interest in Authori.t y. 630 today could result in wasted handle. by Bob Montana ( vISCO R' -_ I G ST L AATLrIIT J Be sure to specify birth date. Bottled-up emotions could (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) explode on you today. Kick a hard d shoe or pound some nails In a You may i bitter lesson today if you don't board, rather than sound ofrat make every effort to cooperate. innocent persons. 21 QD SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM about things you Getting angry 0 can't have will lye nothing The only result YOU can expect : s a good case of making . yourself miserable. m e - town Vermont doctor treats his patients as he does the plants in In ht prize-nning garden, by I frame of mind. ARIES (March 21-April 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you have the right to '' in the year following your birth- demand that everyone day by sending for your copy of your way Is a sure-fire formula Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for for domestic turmoil. Make thi s each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, a day of peace, not pressure. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Radio City Station, N.Y. 10I9. - 28 1 37 I __0 g;, r I r 0 Turnabout is fair play. If you don't want anyone to abuse your generosity, don't ask for trouble by trvin to take ade •"' Find out vantage O theirs. more of what lies aheadAtfor you 31 32 _______ so ARCHIE, 20 23) LIBRA (Sept. 17 33 ~. A - 27 28 129- I r well-being. Projects in which you are involved with others also stand to profit. - IT - 22 23 , . . - 114A 'T =-WZ-8ZZ--- (~ ARCHIE - 7.fl EVENING responsible. YOUR BIRTHDAY --- PISCES- (Feb. - 20-March 20)OCTOBER79-1979-You are too irritable and imThere wUI be a decided turn patient today to tackle any for the better this coming year major projects. Shelve in conditions affecting your anything possible until another material affairs and sense of in a better 8 9 10 11 16 *M,BUT DP YOU K=U imT #M-To-" T" 0 . 2 wrm wluwfuFa. I 12 111 V i - 119 - I 13 - III I by Art Sansom - O AFTER HOURS Sunday,, Octobir 7th, 1979 E P T 32 Set up golf 54 French cleric . 1 - 14 ..L , - 15 . " F 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 12 . - IL 6 Openmouthed 29 Citrus drink (2 51 Advanced in 7 Progeny 30 French city 8 At once (sl.) 31 1 b 'Fr)' 53 Killed - • 4V For ball 55 Use a knife 37 Precipice attachment 35 Railway 57. Time zone 39 Animal waste 11 Family of (abbr.) chemical medieval (abbr) 38 South African 59 National 41 Before this Ferrari antelope 42 Pack of 16 Weather monogram v hounds bureau (abbr.) 40 Chimpanzee WJ Comedian 44 Saved 43 Compass 20 One of the 46 Rifle Sparks Gershwins point / .'. I (p1.) 5 Edible tuber 36 Diminutive sul. 9 Child fix 10 Harness c . C $ N£ S TV Sunday, Oct. 7, ttlf-7B Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Fl. -_ V By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 24 Grove robber 47 Alpine 26 Exploit ' country 27 Bidding 48 W.W. I plans 28 Infrequent 49 .dialect 4 Greek letter 34 Barometric unit LIKE A LITTLE OUR SIPE? -; I HOROSCOPE FI 0$ ICI 0I $ 2 Melody hound 33 Corn spike SEE'? AW, 1E 1-11T5 I NOT! 4 3 Pots 30 Sad-faced "S 0 A NPA A 0 S £LI I EM I 1! ! ! P M U I I I. 1TJ fl y .1 A A - . 0 a --bOWN 0 E it R I Skinny fish 23 Deed 45 Loves (Lot) 21 compass by Mon Walker - Answer to Previous Puzzle TT o 15 Grid position 04 Two singers II i Resign 65 Group of two Impudence 66 Spider trap /__ /"~ I/ ", / /__1 , , , u . / ,*-I II e 111111111111111111111, Ii /r V, I . L 6 0%, ' MM U if I currency ban 8 Cremation fire 56 Oabyciage 12 Miscalculate 58 Glove 13 Villain In 61 Sums "Othello" 62 Otherwise 14 Acts 63 Eon , II - _7_-__ in __ ~ . . u 47 News article 48 Petition f4? I. Tak e 52 Cleopatra's. TvItrf.g ." c 11 -- - 1h / ___1I .- / 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1~ ao ~T . I- I UI WHO CARES ABOUT THE DETAILS AS LONG AS L HAD THE FACTS! - ----"--" J - 1,CJ1 1. ACROSS by Chic Young AND HE PIDN'T RUN AWAY WiTH A SCHOOLTEACHER.(sHawsp SEAMSTRESS! t \ . % a 0 -1- I ~ . - \ _ Sunday Oct. 7, i,n Q . ..• ' ' _________ .. - .. ' ' ' --- . - - ,.-. .. . .. - ---_.. . . , . .- . ...,... -. . - / - ---- -.. _____ �I I I I I lera!d, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 7, 11179 ...Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Is The Immediate Family In Danger? Continued From Page IB) sometimes evident. However, the babies do no cry out and very often -----hownot- thc-sIightesttra ---of having been disturbed in their sleep. Therefore, it is safe to conclude that SIDS does not cause pain or suffering to the baby. Is SIDS Infectious? D' sirs is not contagious in the usual sense of the word. for unusual concern in tases where an infant is exposed to a SIDS case. SIDS virtually never Fur exampfe, sometimes one of twins in the same bed is taken by SIDS, yet the other is spared. There are seasons during which SIDS is more commonly seen but there Is no reason of life so older children are not it' risk. 'A tidd It Have Helped 1ff lt.id Breast Fed MyBaby? Breast feeding does not prevent SIDS. Literature of I previous centuries, when About to of every 1,000 nearly all babies were newborn babies die of "crib breast fed, mentions the death" yearly in the United problems of sudden and States. According to the -uncxplained-aJant deatli —-bet vaibie dLa, SIDS is not hereditary. Recent researchh Sh SIDS curs Is This a New Disease? as : e Aren't There More Deaths babies. of This Kind Now? What About Babies We There is evidence that Might Have In The Future? SIDS has been with us since antiquity. In Biblical times it was referred to as "overlaying." Then, as in some cultures today, riithers slept with their infants. When a mother woke to find her child dead, she assumed she must have rolled over on him and caused his death. Do These - -. ,:., ''-•' sAVE Washington, Oregon, and elsewhere In the United States have all revealed simllar rates currence Studies of the syndrome in England, Ireland, Australia, Czechoslovakia, Canada, Denmark, as well as New York, Washington, D.C.. Pennsylvania, Ohio, SIDS occurs In tropical climates of Florida and the heat of southern California as well as In the cooler climates of the Northwest and the Northeast. _________________________________ PREMIUM GRADE EERjj Deaths Occur All Over The World? mere is evidence that SIDS—is—an—extremely widespread conditon r _______ LEGQUARTERS /" S TAB SPRITE OR COCA COLA LimIt 2 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. 49c USDA GRADE 'A" FRESH FRYER 1 & SF pEO NECKS & BACKS •. ? SANFORD, FLORIDA BOTTLE LBe : October 7, 1979 CRACKIN' 0000 REGULAR 1 WAVY 29c POTATO CHIPS ... ic°c 89c 0111i7:I :.. DOONESBURY • by Garry Trudeau UMT7L 9" 71,415 AS 7115)' ARE /YE19%$RW 70 ItT VANL55A &4M4VE FAY 4JM7R qEM4ya4yM7rt'4 Itt/TICAI2Y 5I?O AX AMY W&5 71EJ41 7OXEEP 71/Elk Rfl-PACC MIIMN65 V PALS! .o0;; Wo 1/H.. REP06/ea REPUES, EP5CIAUY FROM CM i37E Sj4//1L8E. N6XTaEE.k: ANO 7Ht fl4F4." / A, o::'-' 1F '.1 ffEfr-rri —V !. T!— ... SIR GAhAIN, BEING A CHAMPION, WILL. NOT ENTER THE ANP MELEE, BUT ACCEPTS ONLY CHALLENGES. BUT HIS SQUIRE, PRINCE ARN IS NOW BIG ENOUGH TO ENTER P115 FIRST TOURNEY AND LEARNS 5EVERPL IMPORTANT LESSONS ERE HE 5 DRAGGEP FROM THE FIELD. 01171 Kov Fut,IIss 5,ndscat.. Inc World #VMS riwvsd HE IS TAkEN yØjp4'5 FONILION, LAO ON A COT MO GIVEN A SLEEPING DQAU6HT. 'TRY 10 STAY ALIVE UNTIL LWIfR TIME,' PLEADS SIR GAWAIPI SOLEMNLY. 0 1.. Ii $2 POTATOSAIAD..'.S.. Won 001618 is I&LOWN FLOW wits Is 411W 119111 ALL I"" IU INS L ; LI g 4. 1 �.01 ~ wr _WA_M WW _!707 -1 110 / i JIM Z5r_* L A YOI .' 0 1 010 0 0 ' V WOM ( ,A 11P A OA IL fri or _ TU tioU tFouR-pLus-1Jo lei I4RE-?W- WA6F1V.I I TCMQIZAM __ just f& 41400 I 4, 1 ; - _ _ D' __- J uiJI — LU-S I] ..J L. AM • . oThMøR 1U.1t"i .0 _p.l bl •- • ( :,• dI 44 IIAVI ,, ..• • • • • • 1 .JI{Er• i _______ p$ • • Mi.S*N. 1 ' 0ugp, • Rex Csrtiflcats out in theopsn.-myhusbandhadbssnaNavymanandhadgotten this certificate whsncrosslng the Woofer during World War I. It had been rolled up all these years and was quits brittle, I told ft upside down on the Irr.ing board very carefully. and then placed a domp pvtoing cloth over the cer• W £ Hf kits and "I pressed It with a moderately hot Iron. U &.II This flattened the certificate ; wonderfully and the dim printing even seemed 1 show Wi up bitter. I then put It Into a giau frame and It really looks sharpi I U1'TIME RC'I M 'TOtUAt. Thanks. Millie I ISUSIdS HDT11ÜFY CW I U your Met has given iISt go iinieia a M0gp11p14 ADAM -WI I L1 h4i rR OP ' JI i AIL I I GRANDMA'S LITTLE CUPCAKEI DEAR HELOISE: I'm only 11 years oK but I like to cook a lot. Like cupcakes, cookles, etc. llm wes, visiting when I was making them n daysand she told me to put the mix Into measuring cup and than pour it Into the pan. it was great I T.B. HAVI A RAIY TIARI DEAR HELOISE: When our grandson was born, his proud daddy, who doesn't smoke, passed out two Inch POtS it "biby tears" plants Instead of the traditional cigars. Although I give my plant loving care and It Is thriving. It hasn't rsdid the fl.pound size my "preemie" grandson has atteined In ton weeks because it the loving care he • receives Grandma Em SUSSLI ' N SPLASH DEAR HELOISE To give a glass of ginger ale that extra zip, try adding a dash of lemon or lime juice. Tastes greati Jenny K. • Helolse ________________ LIfER OP THOUGHT DEAR HELOISE: I'm a confirmed dayTo Anita who has "I doWt dreamer and I have Warned like to wash dhWowltW" I over the yeep to use thft fline used to have the same with the 410m to do my DEAR READER: daydreaming and thinking pi oblei IF is"I&V iiiiiiW^ N we" I could clean the o"We things wt. 1*9 to dwe a MM* ask a house with rela"ve one, but Allota while I found I dkiWt QUINIS 1 or no" a svnw still wouldI tm*lo a sink full mind dolI "I dishes. Try it, tim, wrN* m un of Ible of " illshm &A I hm If you h0e doling them, foo. . • MARY HAD A LITTLE DOLL... DEAR - HELOISE: I've always read your hints and I've always wanted to write one. So I've finally found one to write. I just got a now simll doll "of you dress up, and I had trouble putting clothes an hor..1 put baby powdo an her logo and It works pa loci. Allary Black Apt AAM a. 1k owl - N -•- .---- ----- --- --•- ••... - ----- t - • 1 - - - • S • - . IF ___ . • • • # • • SI - . I S S • -S AN �11L OIL, AW All At OL 14 IQ I 4 C . • 40 Alp - - P14L _ 1 ( Cd J(•\ j — '- : Am Tic it AM . =• - .. - lit I!J- Y4C I .1, I 1 vp k% AW P J1 00 ________________________ ..--, -. • t-I., -•- -- �I - ed wr- qw, Iby !' I w44I -INN Li•Y11i' T ;JLfr,$IJ_k p p - - — IVA •. • • __ - p • - • Woo • Nis - Vir r .• •ii . = Tit all mp U PIN II• — — __ A - All il ' LOA yj Ll LAI, - I U -woo . 'p o I •' — ' U I ,0 I . - - • I ' U • 74 do IN tA Ic1 0 _ __ YU! _____ __ vp IN I — 4. .- •,4It.- * H I - - I - 0 i I • • . $ 'S V ol Allow : - �72nd Year, No. 41—Monday, Oct. 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IJSpS 481280)—.Prjce 15 Cents 4' -I 0 - t.•_ DC-8 Air Crash Kills 14; Plan e Aunijor h rl Held WWI" . by Hal Kaufman EYES HAVE III An anagram Is a word or phrase formed by another word or Phrase. A clever example involves THE EYES. rearranging letters of How quickly can you transpos, these seven litters to term two related words? No fair peeking below. 3$ AHA OJI i0o PS0)4 0 • Here, in cod., Is another name once suggested for what became the United States of America: DPMV? . NCJB.If8lsA,cisB,etc., what was the name? Hint: it honors a famed explorer. ATHENS, Greece i UPI i A The aircraft v. as in gooti in an official statement that an Swissair DC'B jet with 154 people ijndition he Was quoted in v estigating tomimuttee had aboard overshot the rwiway at 5.1) iri.,. It is III) opinion that started to examine tile cause t1 of Athens airportand bur into the accident was caused by the the disaster, but did not expect flames on it golf course Sunday (Ofl(htion of the runway. I did any immiiediate. results. night, killing 14 people, police everything I co uld. I was unable V. The plane, Flight 316 bound said today. Officials said the to keep the aircraft on the for Bombay and Peking, flew in planes was carrying runway. It skidded and refused From Zurich and Geneva on radioactive isotopes in its to obey the brakes. The entire schedule and made a normal -cargo. thing lasted only a few lamfing approach at 10:16 p.m., An airport spokesman said a seconds.-ill Athens control tower spokes. seven-man tean) from the All airport %%orker said tile Inan said. Wit Greek nuclear research cst.ib victims mna hau been unable The pilot Captain F ritz Q. .. Iisnent Deocritos m had ar- to get out of the plane because Sctuiiutz, was warned by the rived to advise rescue workers one of the emergency exit doors control tow er that braking on procedures for finding the had failed to oin oon(Iitlons on the rwIs1i) were remains of time isotopes. An airline spokeswoman w said moderate to poor, with light Police and .. I estigators 14 persons were hospitalized / rain falling, he said. t oday removed the charred with burns and shock, but none oe! ffiie plane skidded to halt remains of the 14 passengers sure criticalh . . injured She said and I looked out of the w indo w from the the' fuselage and begin all crew members escaped and saw flames coming from id4OflOfthdC;Id "There "as UIflt thewnig, - _____________ said Alma KoaI it f the zewski of Switzerland and would conf irm the figure of .4 t, 14nt ec hj:;:1g Australia , one of uninjured lie,Ild olll)- when identification but 0leY g0t tile exits %% YING had been completed. But it and everyone ssas very order. pamengers. Lake Brantley quarterback Tony Constantine, who offensive line, which averas six-feet four inches Police Spokesman said all 14 I)," 1 was one of the first out. connected on 16-of-22 pass attempts for 308 said Guy Stafford, a yards and 240 pounds is anchored by center Steve Johnston missing people had been ac- journalist Ironi I'lie crew shouted to everyone Hiuri I'ortsmnouth, and a pair of touchdowns last week will be looking (72). to get out cis fast i's possible. I Varsity cheerleaders I)aphnc Snyder (left) and CoWl ci or %%i i it. removal of .n,amu for clear skies once again when the Patriots play Cindy Larbig (right) will be cheering Lake Brantley their bodies from the wreckage. just got on the chut 'and never Some of -t h e host to Spruce Creek F riday night. Constantine 's Ilie jetliner was carrying 142 injured when one against the Hawks s r a night. passengers and 12 crew meni- emergency chutes collapsed, of tile ski, said at the airport. bers. officials said. "l'he crew were marvelous. The plane ran off the end of Professor A.J. Zuckermann, There was very little panic." tile flelleniko airport rwiway, it Swiss doctor oil tile staff of Dr. Jay 'rata, one of several next to the Glyfada golf course, 1A)"doll University criticized dozen doctors traveling on the where it crashed to a smolder. tile emergency services for the flight to Peking for an wioff icial Ing halt passengers, saying in dealing visit sponsored by the Chinese In Geneva, the Swiss News with the Injured at the airport, public health udntry, said the Agency quoted the DC-S's there was a disorganization ot a passengers "traveled down the captain, Fritz Schmutz, as Magnitude I would not have chutes % ,cry fast. saying the condition of the thought possible." "But flaines and sinoke were runway was responsible for the INfinister of Communications everywhere in a very short time changing the two existing By DONNA ESTES "Our neighbors should be Meanwhile, Glenn McCall of the two-hour parking limit in accident. Alexander Papadongonas said after landing," he said. Herald Staff Writer situations. City Manger happy about the fact that our theGreater Sanford the downtown area. Should the lease arrangement Warren Knowles, after parking lot is • left open for Development Corp., sponsors of between the Sanford Atlantic receiving a letter from Howard public use on Saturdays when the downtown renovation The request of some merBank and the city concerning Hodges, president of the Sanchants for the elimination of the the bm* Closed," Hodges' project, has asked that no no I I four parking stalls ford Atlantic Bank, has letter said.is i eft turn at the intersection He also pointed out action be taken by the city to Avenue adjacent to the bank be recommended that the bank be the bank "attracts brought before the '1 a great eliminate the no left turn FLORENCE, Ky. (UP!) A was taking off on a flight to the air abolished in order to release the permitted to continue leasing many people to couimnissjci two weeks agoi j3' this shopping practice at the intersection of when the pilot advised commuter spots for general city use? And the stalls. jet lost an engine Nashville, Tenn.. area which in turn provides a First Street and Park Avenue. Conunissioner Eddie Keij the control tower he had lost an and crashed while taking off In his letter to the city Hodges much larger customer potential sho uld the no left turn law at the 'Iwo other persons were engine," said . Romero. "Shortly Knowles said earlier that from Greater Cincinnati Air- injured critically anti were after Intersection of Park Avenue said the bank is "fully aware for our neighbors than they McCall, In a letter to the city, removal of the no left turn law port today. that he crashed a bout and First Street be eliminated? the spaces are now being used would ordinarily enjoy." All nine persons taken 1(1 Booth Hospital in three quarters of asked for the delay until the would require the' way down turning lanes to aboard were killed. The Sanford City Commission by patrons" of neighboring Florence. Fl. city's engineering department the intersection, also would the runway. It was about 800 at its 7 p.m. meeting today will businesses and that the bank's Seven persons died on impact The crash of the Coniair jet feet to time right of the runway." The bank for many years has has completed the plan for the result in the loss of seven when the twin-engine Navajo occurred as the plane WIS consider both questions while customer parking lot Is also been paying $360 annually to the capital improvement project parking places, and would Piper Conmair is a regional airline recommendations received by being used by crashed at the airport, taking off on the south boundbased at time Greater Cincinnati patrons of other city for use of the four parking for downtown. McCall also require modifications to the located in Florence, across tile runway at the airport. the city commission are against businesses, stalls, strongly urged the city to keep traffic signal. Airport and is owned by a group Ohio river from Cincinnati, as it"The plane got to 200 feet in of businessmen. . -- as I -- kr I. J0U Uf • Time Testedi There Is JS*$iJq3 a time when area minus iflQwAIO3 ? LI CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ4111M In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below, 1urstu of env j , Jftmp jJg plAow II UiJ p $Ur.siw 1 Si 43fl*$ ' 'IUIgSlt&& Sf 4UUS 5 IUWW SJOSISS.i$A3 1 SQUAIINup THE CIRCLE ltl5pOS$lblitoifl5,.t the Missing four fit wes of the wheal 0boye in such a manner that the sum of the squares Of any two adlacent numbers will be equal tothe sum of the squares of the two numbers on opposite Spokes. That lstosay, l4 Squared Plus 47 squared will equal 4 squared plus $11, square of Its neighbor; $squared Plus )4 squared will equal the 8"res, of their opW * 2 • .. S US JnW I 314101 UIIjM • RlddIeM,ThIil WhereW013 do you find the smartest ( 13 "Iquinio six equals nine. Can you figure eut when? -' fish? tn the brainy deep. Which is worse, poison ivy or poison oak? To Itch his own. • * I , --. . . to 2 LI- ___ .. -- . • A ______ - __ FL . . ____ X . . Now then, which numbers 91 16J dd@ C11U,dftX 830W Isotopes Downtown Parking An Issue At Sanford M e ' ting Tonig ht PASS PERFECTI One of four losses lands invisible ball in the hands if player at lewer right above. Which one? N ne Persons Ki'611ed - - LI Neglected Seminole Teens May Fund He After All ---.r'. .,.. 1 -• A Seminole County teen-ager, Brevard counties, the other Is hard to place them in overwhelmed with problems at counties in the HRS District home. And often six ot aoffoster cult Judge Kenneth Leffler, 12 of home, i'saIbly from parental VII, provide fully-sleffed, 54'. these- teem-agers have been currently serving as Seminole County's juvenile judge, neglect or physical abuse or hour-a-day facilities to house victimized either by sexual or several meetings with in. perhaps victimized by sexual these children, there Is none in phy&W abuse," Shacoaky and terested citizens were held. The abuse, runs away. Seminole County. Weinberg said, problem was also presented to Picked up by authorities, the A year ago there were 41 Currently there are 20 various civic clubs In the youth's problem now becomes families in Seminole providing Seminole County teen-agers In county. thi' problem of the state foster homes for teen-agers, foster homes In the (%5*y Thehowever, answer appeared to Deartment of Health and today there are 29 such homes. while another three we in come Rehabilitative Services MRS). L 1rnw4edlu According loShacosky, HBS emergency shelters and five g' from 'the Florlla Le'js1atur Where will this young person service network manager for six are housed temporarily Just prior to adjournment of its be: sheltered while some Seminole County and Weinberg, adjaceit cour4lw, , solion Is being sought to the single intake supervisor for Several months ago, Some $159 00o was a difultIesIn her home? HRS, there Is no probien. finmacoskyimd Weinberg faced propriated from *my Seminole Countlans are ding foster havilin wiWng to with thij. pmbkm for genera l 314ked as they oatch national help and house babies Ouvqh shelters fW thm Of &A* rem e unds emergency a' ag'" shelter chdd cwv for district W"n or mad newspaper Myear old dW&en in need. with , difficultiest" began rqqrts from elsewhere in am But with teen-agers, it's gatheft PW& suppod to find V11 and $0,= of those funds wereADOcaW colaltrydramatjcaljy tell the different. Teen-agers donot away. dories of what happens to adjust well in foster homes. "It With cooperation from Cit. Hopefull teeimage -runaways who reach of f the-bigc.... of Januar y, north f y Shaciaku and A 12-year-old Lonwood youth Is Weinberg saId, there wffl But few have seriously parental home, a structured considered what should be done ki blowing open shelter on a 24-hour a day for runaways right here in hula, SNnbloleCotmty, momlngfraMcaccW.nt, Page M Rather than looking toward Thetproblein is faced aljnoet construct ing or buying a daily by two young m en facility with the allocated stationed ate IUlS in YIIWCIJIIPJ Seminole County Steve an loOk OWJ Shacosky and Tom Weinberg. • —• srrugen;ent an Flnilingfoder core forthese Arsu4TboC$sk.,.-........4.4 Uf1fl*'i:unt whereby a ................. YOMng people with problems BrUp ..................... 4$ .................... competent organization, ' - .-• - ________ - - • . .. . .' . ., .. - . . a - • • '- • • -- -- '---- - . , -. - - .. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a640463809762142933126d29159e9c7.pdf 2747ec3879b70876d567ef6762bc9e96 PDF Text Text SB—Evenlng.Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. Wednflday, July 4, 17 . - 8 PIECE IUaET OF DELI SPECI t., ALS . S.' FRIED SMED '. . ' 41 ,11111" SS N AHN'S 1SEEP 'MI.RtMUAC BOLOGNA wu (zS.Mu(u, • • S flflICUMWTC Oc S . . '. 89c Wn 26-'w. APP E PIE L,. 9 SANDWICHIS POOR IOY..... •• (TWELVE i. BOTTOM ROUND - . INN-COOt, STOlES, INC. - . COPY*1a141-19?9 - i',. - '. , -' ,- ;. i' Flood IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ON ANGt, SIMINOtI, OSCIOLA, SItYU3. VO tUE. CITRUS. (HAILOTTE. SuMpiti MAt ''r' '-:411 ::L-- • -•'-" • . - -' - W-D BRAND USDA GRADE 'A' Ca.a.k $ 299 '.- ROAST' LI. IS. 'WHOLE iPIO1IC CHUCK" .$1219. - WESTERN CORN lID IRISH PORK SHOULDER MM SAND USDA C$OICI BLADE CUT, ROUND STEAK $199 -- - - :--- -. - •- $109 1 J. L116 . ,89 1 L AM U IV Ln Y ~ ~' H ike Tax Rate ? =A& ' 'Debate' Tor-light 0 1, ii ' ,_A~i~x ' I •. HitAl) PtI(I)UM Ikrald 't iffrittr "' l tifod: ,. Hail At the meeting, officials ill reviewthe recently completed Flood Insurance Stud) for the cit) flu stud) as pe rf ormed for the office of Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation b) the Jacksonville District of th e Ann> Corps of Engineers It as developed as part of th e community's m oh etnent in the National Flood Insurance Program The purpoe of the stud> is to examine and evaluate flood hazard areas which have developed or are likely to develop, according to the FIHM regional director, Glenn C. 9" "1.0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND ROAST - - VVIII - hea ri ng - - SAVE $1.10 LB. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM •• ' fil I W.D BRAND ALL BEEF Sausage . . . . IS _•_ Persons seeking to obtain low-cost federal flood insurance or federal assistance in home construction may gain an indication of their eligibility at 4 LB. BEEF HIND BONELESS CUBED . . S S I S to uv •. 'V. -- l- Ie.ral—( USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 1A1 11 I Slated AVIIIt 99c LB. f: 32'1 (LI. (It AND HINDu - (3.11. BOX $2.97) 79 $i .nnarpn.n,.an. -- W-U PIWU SUUU IN - - Parley BEEF PATTIES r 7 1 st Year, No. 275.—Thursday, July 5,1979—Sanford, Florida Floral Generation Winsford Golden AtUmfl Spring Bouquet • vening Pattern of your Choice - -- PATTIES ,I-, 4.oz. E REGULAR PRICE . . .... $6.99 FEATURED SAVINGS •,. $1.00 FEATURED PRICE...... $5.99 •••• • 9 AC' QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED r— ox"ILS W-D BRAND SALT & PEPPER 949 f -t USDA CHOICE $149 ;Io1 mcs GOOD JULY 54 BONELESS UNTRIMMED WHOLE (20 TO 2 $ I.B. AVG.) ooz S ECLAIRS..... ...ecN39c !" MACAROONS $3 • FILLED COCONUT EACH S flow NONb DOMESTIC SWISS . •'h/ CHEESE • • , 349 ~ ~ '- GLAZED , K . fl lk Mary City Coiincil ill rP.I(tI r the possibilit of r,iisuig the ut prorn rts - — . , I / q ' '. t new fit e ngirlt hut nt that 'mu it t omihi tdt tonight it its 7 h) inciting ti t e to ha v e o I two hut It 0 Ii I op It \I.m>ot Walter Sorenson 'sJiil today thi iUtot1ldtk.Ill after omit i ii counci l w i ll prob.ibl decide tonight if the % (own iltnan F rano n cis \t it ott it ill or ill not ha v e i it let enduni on theconvi n ced e t of the mit tI fir ;tit it it It issue lime propu t tax It gaIl cannot "I'm really i'dinst it mirth mi the raise ml without voterr approval. i nc thi bottom is ibout It! toil he mid tin willing to have a referendum," Mark added hi IM lii t (1 the iR pm oh ihl Son 115011 said siniph bit iust % t need the ould solc its 1w itO iii tihk it hs it do • L - / I. . / if! / _- _11 • ,.' Jf 9 ) t # Ji:ll I" i a i Ill / r , , i ,'I' ,~ I t l ( 7. P, I I : ' i. " c I I 1. ' ' I L' :_• 4' n U1OHe I . 1/-4, ICr . ,~ , / 'y • ' ' 1 jtI'QI 11 T ' / • iiih I 1 - to t1- / / j ,4 p S ,' t. 4 J - ' s'x Nelson s aid hr iiiitIit k mite imr.i:ihIe I isptiHlollt tunt fit it to hl' Ilwil for .1 expenditures 11(11101 e and On the council's age in! i is i one null in crease in the N oI t h tax One mill tqu us $1 lot e C CrC $1 (K)O of assessed pm open t> utile lime Increase lmiis lxiii pr opo s e(1 d, accor ding chug to it Manage r Phil K tilbe s to help Lake \t.m r keel) up with rising costs due to Inflation intl growth of the cit y. I uke M.mt has one of time lo est tax ratess III Seminole ('ountv. It taxes property at a rate' ''110 prolimused Increase would raist, that fii:ore to lime it) be tii hIt 11101 hit!1'1 t (lit' the off lee I don t mmii ni iii dw lion mu N I IiIi!mt I It t sti & mirilmimimmi (if tiltJO F w e 've got iiit thu t I 't nut hit I iii I It r r Councilmen It ri mud P it SoutIt ml t omikl mutt I re-ached for itinilme itt Said, just iluiian Ilirm Councilman It ri s jut Itt 4 reason for an Imicrtim'' it Pmt'lp t hi .'r this , . v--' . { 4'4J THRIFTY L. TOMATOES I COLORS arches. .xcl cigs. I I' I .,J BEER I' . " ' ' ": THRIF TY MAID TOMATO N j p - Peanuts - , ?' ', "- -j ' • • '' -. 14'... N tIl$IIIV MASS' - - '. '- •'- - j . •, - ., -'.•,- GREEN BEANS ~ _'~ MEDIUM, ., '" ' . "..-. ''.' ______ VEGETABLES 6-e& SM.0ANIM POURAW J1 ..._'- ISIS. CANSIHMVIV MAID PINTO BEANS - uVe r.io...CAus ssis . '.1. - x& i. OR ,,': "i. .. .' - , .• . the . 'DOG FOODv. ,; I •_ ' - 11 - I £ ''i. L. :' :. * - •'." :' .' -- . - --• .? - Ii I ! t . '4 -• - 1 .- 'UADVCCT UADVfCT CHOCK FU LL O NUTS = Am ' - ' **-~'.' *(f Def . N RI ULAR 01 STA PIT .J i 2-, -• _ ,V Z ~; ., : *. -- 't'Ii'i - T l. iii Si' iii iiitilt' lii bus fr L - • -- - . •• • ' -•'.' _. ' • - / ' '" ' - - ' / . . . ... ' " • I .1 . ' . - l 1 . ' s. A __.%ø - '. L - - _ -- -' .. - a • , - ' . - ' •• . - -. ' - - -- %- 2 . • r. - Approves •. . ..... / - — Herald Staff Writer 'l'hie square footage of the' 'lime eluunt'es look good for the building's combined wi ll provide establishummme'nt of a workshop in eImotti flxtlli Lu serve upSeminole' County for the proximately 25 adults who Will physically disabled and Ix-nefit from skill Instruction, social interaction and mu feeling Patrick Murray, director of Murray txf)I iiuuie'd Ititir abilities will bt' de'tt'riiuunt,l t evuuluatinc at time t.ii tuttle ( 'ttIli!Illufuit% Colle g e. he' said of seIf-wotlli, Murray said Mutt-ar said he' didmi 't kittiw ~ctwllat,t.%Ix.ol %kork. theadtilts would he' doing hut hi' m,; op the Kathleen Anderson Coin"Iiiere's a double' function in pre'hensive Work Center, Inc., a a workshop of this nature, t imnust ii' mluajio fu tiims like non-profit organization said a Murray said. It not oiils Disney World ss ill witrat I proposed lease to rent three makes these adults inure SC ork with tIm,' ,m,trutm.fit buildings from the' Seminole P1'tlU('tiVe but also provides a orgaimi/mitlttit Ibis sctrk ( ttmilt! County school district is being facility where they COIl O i)t' tFm%tluFig Iitt!0 I)tlttu!me pu iii' drawn up for presentation to the everyday to improve their self tags tiru sttmfft'tl utlililuals to school board. image' and .socialize with straiglit(-imilmg titit bent huitigurs Ili addition, IIe'ulttl and others." fmot:u thmt' tttLumt it - tI"pamtFmc"rmt Hehabilitative Services (hillS) Adults would be instructed in lie saul. has awarded it $27,400 grant to the non-profit organization, Murray said today. Th e breakdown of time funds is as follows: $16,500, director's salary; Lightning is one of the deadliest and least tuuuk'mstootl $7,200, secretary's salary; tit $1,660, social security and Ili- nature, t'Iaumiuimig iluore' than 104) C'Icti!ius cacti > car mu ill(. I come tax; $720, insurance'; $360 alone. 'lime towering rockets mind launch facilities of time Ke'nuie'd Space' office supplies; $0, postage; and $600 for travel expenses. ('enter are natural targets for lightning. The spat- c' ceimteu, the Murray said he' is disap- nation's major launch base for manned and uruuuammni'il space po inted with the grunt be cause missions, is located i a belt of land str et ching across ('t'ntrmil his organization was awarded Florida which produce's the world's "hottest thiwidersttti'nms only about half of the funds Mindful of lightning's threat to personnel and critIcal c-quiprequested. The' grant is "not nie'mut, the center, over the years, has developed the %s 0! Itt" tmietst enoh to run th e office" and elaborate' lightning detection and imicasurcmlient ss ste'mti. failed to include' funds for me story of the center and ways to avoid living i lightutilities, he said. ninig in Friday's Iisure Mmugazine in lime' Es e'!mlmmO I Isralti Recently, the school district offered to remit three a ba ndoned buildings behind the now closed Lake Monroe' Elementary School for $1 a year for use as a workshop for handicapped ArowidThcCluek adults. 4-A horoscope 2-B 2-B hospital "The' buildings are in some Bridge 4- B ObItu4urks disrepair, Murray said We Cult udur are going to ask for the corn lunitt 2-B OLIthI I % iii ..........211 Sports mnunity's support in renovating lrossviortl S-b-A --------- 4-ti Television them. We need volunteers who Editorial - .1-11 111 W eather can do carpeting, painting, Dear Abby 3-ti ' I .. 11 . . - -c . ''. ';i - - •', , ,. ' / ' - - 'f" - . ' '- / ...- '110how illo*.,&,44klm 4. Funding For 78 New,* Old CETA Jobs IISAC recom- salaries of $6,390; one --Selninole Mental llealth: —Board of County Con,- assistant funded at $4,410; one —Epilepsy Association: one funds in excess of a half unendations were made June 26. elementary instructional aide two groundskeepers with mnissioners: two mechanics staff secretary funded at $4,104. program specialist and one proved recommendations from million dollars. Recoinmendat ions approved with a salary of $5.248; one salaries of $6,1112; one cook with helpers with salaries of $6,989. —Seminole YMCA: one resource and job developer the county Prime Sponsor by the county commissioners custodian with salary of $6,597 it salary of $5,824; one main. e'umiuiiwiity progrmuim director salaried at $9,60 J each and uric The 23-member I'SAC is are: Advisory Council (PSAC) and one clerk-typist ssmthm a teniatmce Jerson salaried at —Seminole Comuimunity and one infurimiation director adniumisti'ative' assistant ssmth a calling for approval of federal composed of representatives of $6,435; —Seminole Count>' School salary of $5,248. and one office College: one leisure time $'HIMI fwuded totally at $1460? salary education and training agen- Board: 41 utility office aides funding for 78 employment tthiiiicetii salaried at $6,55. program secretary to be funded —Seminole Cumin unity positions under the Com. cies, com m uni ty-ba sed and five workshop consultants —We Care: two follow-up - - Rescue Cluld 0-ire Center: at $4,057; one reading program Action: one secretary with a ., -- En vi rulullental prthensie rmpbo)'ment and organizations business, labor, at annual salaries of $6,386.40.; coordinators in its suicide omit tti lI(ititiis salaried m,tisuI', coordinator secretary funded at $4,079; one salary at $8,223, one assistant at $ veterans TraiWng Act (CETA). organizations, two intstructional aides and one prevention program with saleried at $7,200 and two ac- financial aid specialist funded social services coordinator The '/8 positions include new government, and citizens at clerical aide with annual salaries of $6,552. tivit> -iitlrs salai- ied at $6,032. at $5,193; one administrative salaried at $6,500. —GEOFFREy Pt)CNt)S IS. and continuing jobs and wdI large. The require . ....( 11__1&__1_-_ _L_ ________ ---, - .fl ----- of - • . . .... . - - - - - - - - - - - -- ' - ,•• i-tiiiiiuueumt, Today • -. - -. - - . - _____ ' • a • -. , • - -- -.. 'A. •• toice . - • '" COMING FRIDAY ' , ., ' :- ' ' . I 1' . - ' - - '. . !.': 4 ." , If aAll ' -'. • ' ' I •• .: '- - - ' _ ' q - . -' ' ' ' kim - I I - - ' .. ,' , .? ' .'\\ . -/'-. ' ,. Vi ~a 4': %,k • . '- I. . . F ' '' ~ - *ill -•- * 2 400 Grant OK Vor D is a e W0rk mentally retarded. ' -- •.;• .- C'" ?' it I% ', - Seminole County Commissloners on Tuesday ap- • - ,. - , e - County ;,:__; I .r crafll, it, ("rousiv. I 1. I-aell fried (41 gel (he III-Itel. hall of .1 11,1411dog tlit sh ar d. ,ot piot os.--I'. sLOt - on p.0• t. - ,#••. - ning sequence at Wimbledon to 27 matches, Saturday will meet the winner of the second semifinal between fifth-seed Roscoe Tanner and unseeded American Pat Dupre. I : ('ounly. Some 20,1100 special ors voli ti-I-p oil 11;111(1 ill 111aillml(f. Sprilig., (4) via(ch tIm.' III.' wui'ks display, while at I"oi't Mellon P ark i- k iii Sui mit itlil. 'Fmi iii iii .\shi- . I f,M v" - k,1-:. ). ~-J Record t'i'uvds Wei't' I'I'I )OI'ttnl at I"oiiti Ii iii .1111\ . SEMINOLE CELEBRATES . - ! , q ,111 1, - ..*L.* &i A WIMBLEDON (UP!) removed his most Bjorn Bo dangerous rival Jimmy Con nors, 0-2, 6, 6-2, in a spar kling 106-minute Wimbledon Thursday to pull within one victory of becoming the first modern-day player to win the men's singles title fo ur years In a row. Borg, who carried his vim- F'. 1'. 0,,," "1 I' ii eats "'.,,:-4, ', , , "I .11 ________________ Ill .4111k:llf v . ,,...•• ... l ,~__.___111, .~Lly - ljti~ .,.~, '.. 'y 'S~ ". I, J -,I)ecifit, 111"M (ILS puists 11 the t ix ms lit I wo it I'm p.11 ill u m purpose", he said, I ii ij'ttt lit, I,' i telu t uidwiu It It i 11111 1 to tIm, N 'PIt hut 1 fl a s ten 101 t tmm t hut l it 11'it itt luke tim - it itt; thi I*toks it It mid lit t it t1ff It ri said lit itt t mmtk hi'! Utit "Ct t I ll, II) s htnt it ss iOi tIe cit lit isut it mmmcl ft It liii hull) et s utmltt md, q im 0 h tIC r '. mm liii- 1 (outmumlimicim I'.tl It, clam'! liii st !'.-'-. •. I t . jr~"I,r_~",-: :J. Sports, &IOA •: 1I' _..1Iio f •• itti ;ti t QIX) uiutt'.s ...•I . . n -- m -. ' . j II I ',I. I Con UI II I ors SHIRIETOR I. t . - .1 - . _ç Insurance F edral Borg FOR - ;1 _______ - : 'i w" • -- - ' 100-year period as applicable for purposes of flood r plain management Th e st udy pointed out that the last flooding occurred in Sanford in 1960 following a tropical storm. Flooding of significant proportions also occurred in 1953 when excessive rainfall swelled the St. John's river basin. —GEOFFREY POUNDS 1 -1 I r $ o (H) iimd i • • , Administration '• ID', 'tI'SS. C tL SISAAD OSN MRAIS. 11 ' . - to provide a national standard, I I , S a .usse ii mliii of hioummi sti iii cxi ilupt ulmi the. proposed r itt tC 1)111(1 no in aim un it ut 01 $ là f P480 flue Like \I ii t m1Iomu (if the lix hilt till tha t Iitiiiut iiti Cleillhet I $lt 1 lit proI' d rate, it would ix ibm) I don't t nit to r,nst 1 ixe sa id (01111 mlmitami I tiff Ne hon hut I iii imut it thIs sW e it avoidable 1 don't set hiuss e call m old N'> mug the' price' of inflation, but I n ant to be shown ssitti hard facts iOU! Iloit itO umtle':st Is absolutely !mt'Cem':'m" vote for one." "' 4 avoid flooding are based on the probability , of a serious overflow occurring within 10, 50, 100 and 500-year pe riods. In order -'-' -' • _nIBuIa.MmI.,him .. .5A!!.,4 F or m huitut 'w' t .: CORN"_MUFFIN MIX'' ___ 115 IT MIX -, I 1 LLfl UB II'.-Oius.DEi BuDS I ' ' 65c -' -- 01, C 1 - i:i r - 4 .shlmn 1 ,:- ~ . MW as i.... am 'I L \' CORN I 1 .4$Ai AIDNEY. BI'M SLICED CAIiOTS 5)..t DRISSINd CIA . di The areas of study include the potential overflow lands ARJOW OVER DILL .- :' " 't v l4'. CAI ISIAliP MASS Mliii ' iilisew '. - • . ,.c., %F - -- .cSHsn1mmMAIcw, __ a , . GN . 1. MW .$ •i i. ______ - - 1. £. 1. a', 1 " I OUNTRYFP1ESH DSY*0A90, 79C ' THIN SPAGHETTI ___ PASTRIES MEAT SALLS 1.s&N*IIRACN Limit I wi th purd.si excl. cIs. , 99c Iê.i&PkG$ TNRWTY10ILIOWCA10NIOI 1.1 .~_~~.4i .4 , 44- 1; , . - ederal y insured loan are required to comply with elevation requirements, ac- :3 TIDE - LlmI 2 wIth $5.00.' Mi" l die.. urchase ize. . said Tile , Woodard sa.id are used to set the a propriate flood insurance premmwn rat applicable for new buildings and their con tents as well as rates to be used for additional .unowuts of w suranee on existing buildings and contents. Persons interested ü con- DETERGENT CHUNK I . ROLLS PTZ!AIL BAY LIGTUNA 1 1 ' HT PMRI. - 1 ''BLUE ULAR OR LIGHT LILAC TOWELS I %, '' Limit 4 *Ith $5.00 or me.. I ~ . . . - I . . -. -I i0` '- .~__ .7 ._, - --' ,,---• - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, WORLD &4 .1.• Ov J. I • .. . A Winter Park man was abducted at knhlepoint late Tuesday night near Sanford after he picked up a hitchhiker who wanted only a free ride, according to Seminole Coun ty deputies. Mark E. Guzzetti, 26, a taxi dr iver for W in ter Park Sa fety Cab, told deputies he pick ed the hitchhiker up about 11:40 p.m. on U.S. High way 17-92 in th e vicinity of the Lake Monroe Inn. 0, Nunn Says Boat People 0 Hell's Angels Outlaws Vindicate U.S. War Effort Feud Blamed In Killings ATLANTA (UP!) — Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga., Wednesday denounced Vietnam's "ruthless' decision to expel thousands of its citizens by sending them out to sea, comparing the plight of the boat people to the Jews of Nazi Germany. "It should finally be clear to the world that North Vietnam is a ruthless nation whose twisted notions of governing, like those of Nazi Germany, are Invariably attended by the thrust of a bayonet," Nunn said during a ceremony honoring Georgia's Vietnam veterans. "The refugees offer graphic testimony that the United States was correct in its assessment of the moral character of the North Vietnamese leaders. This tragic situation does demonstrate that no veteran who served in Vietnam has reason to have any doubt that he fought the good fight against the bad guys." CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UP!)— Police say the Independence Day massacre of five members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang stems from a war with the Hell's Angels, rooted in Canada and threatening to spread across America. Water C. Hihierman II, the Charlotte Police Department's authority on biker gangs, said he was sure the killings were the result of a war between the Outlaws and the Angels. "The shootout was just a matter of time," Hhlderman said. The bodies of four men and a woman were found at the Outlaws' little two-room clubhouse in North Charlotte early Wednesday by their leader. All had been shot, and one of the bodies was mutilated. Police said most of them apparently died in their sleep. Ar •.. •. -,. .t - .. -,. .v. - 70 unurn,sras SeT Carter Nixes Energy Speech Holiday Death Toll Down Philippe Cousteau Buried U isoli "etsel, 7 at Alta 11)011 t(' Sj)EiflgS celebration Gretchen (]harron, 3, of Sanford at Fort Mellon Park . By United Press International The threat of gasoline problems and the shortness of the Fourth of July holiday kept many Americans off the road this year, and the traffic death toll was less tha.i predicted by the National Safety Council. The safety council estimated between 120 and 180 people would be killed during the period from 6 p.m. local time Tuesday to midnight Wednesday. A count by United Press International showed at least 98 people had been killed on the nation's roadways during this year's holiday period. In Florida the highway patrol had predicted 11 would die on Florida's roads during the holiday. Only four traffic t;lite:- .re repo ted. Record Crowds Celebrate July Fourth fly GEOFFREY I'Ot;NUS -The city of Sanford did an noticed' si ncv uwt residents reported no serious traffic celebrants scurrying for cover, Mall. Ileralti Stall Writer incredible job. 'The park was in were out watching fire w orks at accidents in Seminole County but Altamonte-South Seminole Ombres said there were in rods surpassing those at excellent shape and the po lice the thaw. Utility officials said over the holiday. Spokesmen at Jaycees President Bill thubres excess of2o,000persons on hand the bicentennial celebration cooperation made everything lightning struck a power the FliP said traffic on major said they returned in record to watch the evening firewor three years ago filled Sanford's run smoothly. We had no transformer, causing an highways was light for a major numbers when the rain stopped. show, billed as the largest iti Fort Mellon Park for Fot.rth of reported problems," he said. electricity outage 1101)1 about holiday . The Jaycees co-sponsored the central Florida. The July I 'fl j.." 9 ': 2 ........ . i orict ft events and fireworks display backed up traffic for several Greater Sanford Chamber of said there were no emergencies The Florida Highway Patrol afternoon thundershower sent with thq city and the Altanlontc4oks 01) state Route 436. I crowd. -._. • Jack 15JO) .. . :.. : Commerce Director florner said its inany its people strolled through the park randting from the celebrations or as a result of person.,, shooting tile' MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa (UP!)— The stalks in Wilber Roberts' cornfield no longer can be considered knee high. And for the second time In less than a year, the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Is out t blimi. Wind;bitn1 to 90 mph din a—possible funnel cloud, ripped the blimp, Mayflower II, from its teth.rs at the Mount Pleasant Airport early Tuesday, sent It tumbling through Herbert Stonehouse's beanfleld and smashed it into the jutting stalks of Roberts' corn patch. A barbedwire fence caused most of the damage. The 192-foot-long, 59-foot-wide blimp was a total loss, said pilot Ron Bell, who estimated damage at $1.5 million. to look at the various displays, munch on food ranging from collard greens to Indi a n stew, fireworks. The fuel crunch is being cited bi t ,: o VACAVILLE, Calif. (UP!)— Dan White, sentenced to seven years And eight months for the killing of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, has begun his jail term in seclusion at Vacaville state prison. Officials said the former city policeman, fireman and supervisor will be evaluated by psychiatrists at Vacaville, where he is being held in protective custody In an Isolation cell with protective screening. His attorney had asked for special security measures to protect White from possible attacks by inmates and because the former paratrooper was described by psychiatrists as suicidal. Affair Drove Him To Drugs . ' Goodyear Blimp Destroyed White Begins Jail Term TRAFARIA, Portugal (UP!) — Jacques Cousteau today sent the body of his youngest son to a deep resting place in the sea he loved and explored with his father and shared with the world on film. The Cousteau family, aboard the Portuguese naval vessel Baptists de Andrade, accompanied the body of 37year-old Philippe Cousteau, killed in the crash of a World War 11-vintage Catalina in the Tagus River a week ago. . u.... off - •".' -- ______ : • t Later, t'.. (.TUWd hued trn. VIa1tThnu independence i),i', shores of Lake Monroe to watch ceremony and parade attracted an hour-long fireworks display. between 10,000 and 15,000 It was amazing. It was the people, according to cobiggest day we've ever had," chairman Jeanie Halyard. said Homer. Mrs. halyard said WedHomer said booths offering nesday's crowd was at least rides and games reported twice the ast year's. receipts of double that taken in Said Mrs. Halyard: "It maybe during previous Fourth of July people were staying close' celebrations. He said the because of the gas situation, but bicentennial celebration in 1976 it turned out fantastic for us." may have drawn more specMore than 300 rainbow trout tators to the evening fireworks were plucked from the artificial display, but the number of trout stream in what turned out persons during daytime ac- to be one of the tilts of the day, tivities was probably five to she added. seven thousand less than The only sour note, Mrs. Wednesday's crowd. Halyard said, was the failure of "I'd say It was a combination it hot air balloon to make a of things. There might have scheduled appearance. The been more people staying close balloon's pilot was grounded in as a result of the fuel crunch, Daytona Beach due to a threat but we also had such a nice day of thunderstorms, she said. ln Oviedo, officials said u onehere. I think that brought hour blackout "was hardly people out," Homer said. —. .4 . ,. 'ç '.;. It ,9 , - 1 r / .. .. ' .. . • - -- -• , • - • Oil Slick Keeps Growing ' . . 0 . .• " , - ' ' . '. - . 0 . . . . •- . . 4 . •',: . . ' .• . ._ .. ,. 0 -. .. • •• stave .• . . .• . . - - t ...L...... &L tile ,..ZI ....1lI by A ....A k.. £L. £......L.... £....__... piu [V(.'U[U uiu uunser ,iuwcu Cadiz which broke in two In March 1978 and spewed 1.3 million barrels of crude oil off France's Brittany coast. . t ur n aro un d and dr ive back to Sanford. The hitchhiker left the taxi at Third street and Park Avenue in Sanford and ran south on Park Avenue, Guzzetti said. Bundy Judge Blasts Delays ri': '2 -• ' • .5 • S . MIAMI (UPI) — Ch ief Circuit student who is helping in his identified Bundy as the clubJudge Edward Cowart grew OWfl defense fairly, but was carrying man she saw running Impatient t od ay as accused Chi more concerned with proceed- from the Chi Omega sorority Omega killer Theodore Bundy ing with the trial, house the night Lisa Levy and argued motions asking for more "I'll tell you now the cou rt 's Margaret Bos%man were raped , exercise time and additional not go in g to try this case all strangl ed arid bludgeoned and access to his attorneys and law summer," Cowart said. two other sorority sisters were texts. Jury selection was completed beaten senseless in their be ds. Cowart said he wanted to last weekend but so far the I)efense attorneys claim the' ) treat the former Utah law sequest ered jurors have not testimony of the former Florida heard one worth of testimony as State University art student, defense attorneys argue mo- who saw the intruder for only a tioris to bar the state's two key few seconds on Jan. 15, 1978, is witnesses. hot reliable. "We're going to get rid of it Wanda Scary, Miss Scary's Ithe trial). If that takes night mother, took the stand today to The Seminole County Young work, Sunday sessions, Satur- testify about newspaper clipRepublicans will meet at 8 day sessions or whatever, we're pings she sent her daughter o'clock toni ght in tile second going to do it," said tile judge when Bundy was arrested. Robert Haggard , one of the floor meeting room at Dade before hear ing more testimony Federal Building in Butler on a defense motion to suppress defense attorneys, said he Plaza, State Road 436 at h owe ll tile eyewitness account of Nita might call as many as five more State Jane Neary. witnesses in suppo rt of th e Branch Road. Before the trial recessed for motion to suppress Miss Representative Bobby Brantley the July 4 holiday, Miss Scary Neary'c "stimony. wi ll speak. . New officers elected for the ,1979-80 term include Roger "Youth Of The Week," Roger Herring sorts testing I'erru, chairman; Jun Stelling, materials Tuesday with Robert King, his supervisor vice president-club; Sue Ellen in Seminole County's youth employment progra iii Baird, vice-president-political; under Comprehensive Employment and Training Patti Brantley, vice president— social; Joyce Stelling, Act (CETA) at tile school board office in Sanford. Each week a boy 811(1 a girl are selected for the corresponding secretary; Nancy Hughes, recording honor, based omi evaluations done by work-site secretary; George Fender, supervisors 811(1 classroo m counselors. tlS() I1&IEfle(1 treasurer, and Margaret tills week was Dorothy Griglev. a Wimberly, sergeant-at-arms. . . 0 • :,.. •. ___________________ ,. ':'..'-. Brantley Add es ress -w 0 0 0 Enjoy 'YOUTH OF THE WEEK' confort: Hod& Style with AREA DEATHS American Revolution. She is Mrs. Leona K. Giles, 58, of 450 s urvi ved by a daughter, Mrs. McGinnis Riverview Ave., Sanford died Endsley of sister, Mrs. Tuesday. A native of De vi ls Bradenton; Lake, N. Dak., she cam e here Thomas Bryne. Cleveland. five years ago from Dallas, Ohio; a grandson, John Michael Tex. She was a homemaker and McGinnis, Bradenton and one a Lutheran, a member of the niece, Mrs. Mary Ann Hockey, Moose Lodge 1851 and Elks Sanford. Brlsson Funeral Home-PA is Lodge 1241, the B. Duke Woody Auxiliary Fleet Reserve, VFW Ill charge of arrangements. MRS. ELLA J. LaBARRE -10108, Sanford Yacht Club and Mrs. Ella Jane LaBarre, 39, Eastern Star. Survivors Include her of 706 N. Grant St., Longwood, husband, Robert S. Giles, died early Wednesday at Sanford; st epdaughter, Susan Florida Hospital, Orlando. A Roberts, Newman, Ga.; native of Louisa, Ky., she had brother, Gordon Holgersen, lived In Longwood for 6½ years, Dallas, Tex,; and sister, Mrs. moving here f rom Sprin gfield, Betty Ann LeDuc, Kalispell, Mass. A homemaker, she was a member of the Catholic Ch urch Mont. Gramkow Funeral Home is in of the Nativity, Lake Mary. Survivors include her husar band, Kenneth M. LaBarre, MRS. ELLISON MEISCH Mrs. Ellison W. Melseb, 73, Longwood; son, Jeffrey of 950 E. Second St. died LaBarre, Longwood; parents, Wednesday afternoon. Born In Mr. and Mrs. Ed Waldron, Pennsylvania, she was a Avondale, W. Va.; sister, Mrs. memoer of the tiomy uross vmrgie Stulson, and brother, Episcopal Church of Sanford Billy Joe Waldron, both of and the Daughters of the Avondale, W. Va. MRS. LEONAGILES ch ge of arrangements. SPOHN, MRS. HELEN PHILLIPS—Funeral '--'' ( 1 Z" .!.... 141 Pinecrest Drive. Sanford, who died W ed nesday, will be celebrat ed at 9am., Friday, at All S,ut CiithnIIr Church i..Ih Fr. William Ennis otticleiinçj. Rosary will be recited at? p.m. today at Gramkow Fun,eral Home. Burial in All Souls Catholic Cemetery. Gramkow in charge. Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Home, Longwoud, in ciarge of arrangements. MRS HELEN SPOIIN is. nt.,u,. VltU LIU.1UJ .)JUIUI of 141 Pinecrcst Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday. A native of Scranton, Pa., she came here In 1974 f ro m Miami. She was a retired bookkeeper and a member of All 'Souls Catholic Chur ch , the Catholic Woman's Club and the Over 50 Club. Survivors include a son, Gerard Spohn, Key Biscayne; brother, William Phillips, Melville, N.J.; and three gr an ddaughters. Gramnkow F uneral Home is In charge of arrangements, Rain slowed down the action for a brief time at the Alt a monte Springs festival, but the sky cleared for the e%'ellilig fireworks display. • MEISCH, MRS. ELLISON W. Funeral services for Mrs Elli son W. Meisch, 73, of 950 E. Second St., Sanford, who died Wednesday will be at tO am., Friday, at Brisson Funeral Home with Fr. Leroy D. Soper Jr. officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home PA in charge. Funeral Notices GILES, MRS. LEONA K.— Funeral services for Mrs. Leona K. Giles, 58, of 450 Riverview Ave., Sanford, who died Tuesday, will be at ID am., Saturday. at Gramkow Funeral Chapel w,In Nv. E. A. Reuscher officiating. Burial In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Gramkow in POW ER-AIRE HEATING & SANFORD AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE PHONE 322.6390 2609 Sanford Ave. Sanford — charge. . - -. Record crowds reported. . . •. - - and traffic jams were - Herald Photos by Tom Netsel WEATHER 9 a.m, readings: tern. perature, 82; overnIght lows, 71; yesterday's high, 93; barometric pressure, 30.09; relative humidity, 85 percent; winds, SW at inpis. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Friday. Continued hot in the afternoons with highs in the low to mid 90s.A chance of afternoon and evening thunder. showers. Lows in the 70s. Winds variable mostly 10 mph or less, Rain probability 40 percent during the afternoon and evening hours. FRIDAY TIDES .- ____________ The First helps' help yourself! Daytona Beach: high 5:18 a.m.,5:51pm.; low, 11:22 am., 12:10 p.m. Pod Canaveral: hIgh, 5:10 Lm.,5:48p.m.; low, 11:13 12:01 p.m. Bayport: high, 12:04 a.m., 11:05 p.m.; how, 5:19 am., 1:30 p.m. BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Winds variable around 10 knots through Friday. Seas 3 feet or left Winds and seas higher near a few thundershowers. 0 COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP 7 plsc• bsautiful lsather look Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mhz and match HOSPITAL NOTES .4 ,0••% Sanford: John R. Attaway Jr. John Burgess Cheryl E. Cartwright Harry ElIzabeth A. Wilson, Edgewater Barbara La Bounty, Lake Mary BIRTHS Loonard I Janet Casdorph, a boy Nelle J. Livingston Joseph Watson girl Roderick J. Hancock, DeBary Kuar UP TO Debra 0. Myers Heidi M. Harman, Deftona Cecil M. Llpsoy, Longwood James Meadows, Maitland 1 1979 ••± LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA 36 mos. OPEN: Mon. 8 Fri 10-7, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10.6 FINANCING Hwy 46 (West 1st St.) 1 Mile East of 1-4 S81. 110.5 Ph. 323-8322, Sanford Inside the moonwalk at Sanford's Fort Mellon Park '"'- country rurneture DISTRIBUTORS INC. Martha Bayer Christopher Slmpscn Bertha M. Thornb.rg Sanford: Louise Redding & baby :- Joseph W. Rouadl DISCHARGES -1 DISCHARGES Sanford . WlIlitta M. Bill Moore Sanford: Horn. Delivery: Week. Scents;Month, $3.23; 6Months, $1130; Year, $31.00. By Mail: Week, IS cents; Month $3.10; lMonths. $30.00; Year, Schlltt, Deltona Aflfl flo9ifs. Longwood Robert L. Rock. Ocala Irving L. TIlImans, Deltcna Second Class Pistage Paid at Sanford. Florida 33771 PHIL DEERE'S ldell Roesilif', Deltona ha A. Maddox, Deftona Th. Sanford Herald COMPAd1tE PRICE $OO Sula K. Ferguson Freeman Julia M. Lewis Yvette Boulang.r, D,ltona Mildred C. Dwyer, Dollona Thursday, July 5, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 274 $$o. Marion W. Ella J. OIckin, DeBary Sue E. Michaud, DeLand Eleanor Bartlk, Deltona 2R11 INCLUDES Sofa, chair, rocker, ot. toman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Lov.seat only S,SflfOf'd: Roberts Marcus Tarkington James L. us.s *.o reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames in your choice of light or dark finish. Harold B. Evens, Deltona Adam Killian, Dellona Cadet G. Hart, Geneva Goorge W. Jackson, Ostien Helen G. Schutz, Akron, Ohio July 3, 1970 ADMISSIONS SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL July 4, 19 19 ADMISSIONS Miss Osmond, 19, made the announcement Wednesday while signing autographs at a Fourth of Jui celebration at a Montgomery coliseum. "Marriage Is a serious thing you don't want to fool around with," she told a crowd gathered around her. "We had doubts, so we called It off," - Heat and cooling or straight cooling LABARRE, MRS. ELLA JANE— F'.neral Mass for Mrs. Ella Jane LaBarre, 39, of 709 N Grant St , Longwood, who died Wednesday at Florida Hospital. Orlando, will be celebrated at 10 am., Friday at Catholic Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary with Fr. Clement J. Kuhns of ficiating. Burial in Caneridge, W. Va. Gramkow Gaines FunerI Home, 150 Dog Track Road, Longwood, In charge. Osmond Wedding Called Off MONTGOMERY, Ala (UP!)— Teen-age singing star Marie Osmond says she has called off her engagement to Jeff Crayton, the Californian who proposed by throwing a banana cream pie in her face two months ago, because she had doubts the marriage would work out. ROOM or a WHOLE HOUSE AN CO!D 1110NER -' - Authoress Van Slyke Dead NEW YORK (UP!)— Helen Van Slyke, whose eight contemporary romantic novels sold six million copies, died Tuesday night at New York Hospital following a brief Illness. She was 59. Mrs. Van Slyke's most recent book, "A Necessary Woman," was published in April and has been on the New York Times Best Sellers list for seven weeks. The completed manuscript of her ninth book, "No Love Lost," was delivered to her publishers three weeks ago and is to appear In 1900. CIUDAD DEL CARMEN, Mexico (UP!) — The Mexican government says chances are good that divers can plug a runaway oil well that has created an oil slick the size of Kentucky before it becomes the worst oil spill in history. A spokesman for the government oil monopoly Petroleos Mexicanos said Wednesday divers were foiled by adverse weather conditions on the first day of a lastditch effort to cap the Ixtoc I well, which has dumped 930,000 barrels of crude into the sea since it blew out on June 3. If they are not finished by early September, Ixtoc will • 0 • • ; " ~:(...u1AVK11L21(2, ));• aelfrx . ,i o• film director Stanley Dragoti had everything: talent, fame, success... and superstar model Cheryl Tiegs as his wife. But her affair with another man, Dragoti told a West German judge, drove him to cocaine. The director of the money- making Dracula spoof, "Love at First Bite," Dragoti 46, was convicted of trying to smuggle drugs into Germany. The judge ordered a suspended sentence of 21 months in jail and payment of a eofl'0,0fl'? marks $54,3F0___..._ -- VANDALISM An est imated $150 in damage was repo rt ed to a car in the lot of Jack Prosser Ford, Orlando Drive on Wednesday, Sanford police sai d. Police said the vandals ripped a sideview mirror from a Thun derbird parked in the lot. 0; t THURMONT, Md. (UP!)— President Carter, canceling his scheduled energy speech with an abruptness that stunned the capital, has created a mystery that could be lifted today — or never. A senior official late Wednesday said the president apparently was unhappy with the draft of the speech and the issues analysis he was working with. But the official did not say why that explanation had not been offered originally. The speech had been set for national television and radio tonight. Its cancellation caught top aides by surprise, and even such high-ranking energy and economic advisers as Energy Secretary James Schlvslnger, Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and top White House energy adviser Stuart Eizenstat were not informed. STEREOS TAKEN A set of stereo speakers valued at $80 were reported stolen from the home of Joyce Inman, No. 32 Seminole Gardens, Sanford police said. Police said the theft occurred sometime late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning. A window in the apartment wa broken before the theft and police said the o pe ning may have been used by the burglar to gain entry to the apartment. As Guzzetti sta rted to activate the meter, the hi tchhiker pulled out a knife and said he didn't want any money, onl y a ride. Guzzetti described the man as being 30 years old, with a Fu iviuncnu muLacne anu neavy siaeuurns. He wore a light colored shirt and checkered pants with r ed lines, Guzzetti told deputies. The hitchhiker told Guzzetti to drive west on 17-92 and then east on Interstate 4 toward Daytona. Guzzetti was then instructed to Execu ions MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Sandinista guerrillas tightened their grip on Nicaragua's strategic southern front and said today they were setting up "popular tribunals" to punish supporters of President Anastasio Somoza. Radio Sandino said today one court will meet in the rebel held city of Chichlgalpa, 74 miles northwest of Managua, where guerrillas wiped out a small national guard garrison and distributed to hungry civilians thousands of sacks of free sugar confiscated from a nearby sugar mill. The broadcast said the "popular tribunals" were created to punish the "henchmen" of the 46-year Somoza dynasty. The Sandinistas have announced Isolated executions of Somoza officials but the Chlchigalpa tribunal was the first mention of a specific system of revolutionary justice. Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by Inc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford Fla. 33771. Thursday, July 5, 1979- 3 A Winter Park Man Abducted At Knife oint I IN BRIEF Et'n big Henild — 10 IN BRIEF -. NATION I Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 5, 1979 . '- --- -.-- .- .,, . -.,, , ,: :- '.. .......... , .- '..... ..'.-.'. . - . - - -. - • - - •---' • �Evening Herald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, July 5, 1979-4A I am une of those people. I realized that this week while jogging on Old Lake Mary Road. 9 It used to be I cursed the sweat-suited runners who always got in my way when I was driving. Th ey'd hop on and off the pavement to avoid puddIes and I'd have to drive five miles per hour until I was clear to pass them. T' WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GlORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . \.11 I low home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 120.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock By GEOFFREY POUNDS But that was in my trimmer days when the waistline was on the narrow side of 32. As th e waist line expanded to 33 and threaten ed to hit 34, I realized It was time to start jogging myself. The first day out it rained and I found myself straying from the soft curb onto the pavement to keep from hitting the puddles. No sooner would I land on the pavement than a car would come up behind me. The driver would slow down, wait and then pass. If he had to wait too long, he'd either hit the horn or render a not-too-kind hand signal. It began to dawn on me just how lazy people are. It is presumed that a car is the normal means to travel; that anyone not in a car is out of hounds. If one is being propelled he feels perfectly in his right to beep at or harass one who is propelling himself. It's the arrogance of power, I guess. It got to be amusing when a car would pass me traveling at a high rate of speed and then reach a stop sign a few blocks ahead. If there were a number of cars at the fourway Thursday, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL stop, I could reach the intersection and run through before the driver. That really seemed to spark a note of indignation. How could two legs make the same distance as a 365-horsepower automobile, the look on the drivers' faces seemed to ask. I wanted to say, 'try running someday, you might like It," but I never got the chance. The drivers would roar away from the stop sign as if to emphasize their superiority. July 5, 1979-SA Jaycees Leader Says Yes 1I f I.''. ____ ! ! I I6 4 The last word, though, is mine. When I reach a destination on foot I have a relaxed feeling and I breather easier. That's a benefit I never received from driving my car. It's something I keep in mind everytime an irritated driver honks at me. - •. I I I tl. . t_ 1,I . 1, . .1 ,I .. Could Bench Fight Be Avoided? ,. I ,-\", I,_ , 4'. . T, V I I- I I b. I ~~lu --Y&N." 1'~: ". . 3, I I . I T-17_, : By BRAD PURDOM proposal to the local to a similar project," he said. Gene Pratt, Florida Jaycee Herald Staff Writer organization that they provide benches to area cities "as a saying he has "Too many other If the Sanford-Seminole things to do than get involved Jaycees had acted sooner upon public service project." Royal in something like that." "Mr. Binford" is Torn Bin- cities for the past 20 years "as aThe Sanford City Commission a proposal to provide various said the idea was rejected by Seminole County cities with the local Jaycees because there ford, vice president of Central public service, not as a corn- on J une 25 rejected a bid from park benches, says their was no bus service in Sanford at Florida Bench Co., Inc. Bin mercial venture." the Jaycees to allow them to president, the controversy over the time. ford's company is in the process provide the city's benches. the Jaycees competing with a "When the buses started of trying to negotiate contracts Binford has charged that the Said Royal in his letter: private bench company would servicing Sanford we decided with Sanford, Altamonte Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are -: -01111M . have been avoided, that there might be a need for Springs, Longwood, doing the "dirty work" for State "Since 1923 th e Sanford Jaycees Tom Royal, president of the project," Royal said. Casselberry and Winter Springs Rep. Bob Hattaway. Binford club has been working to Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, said Royal said the Jaycees to provide benches for those called Hattaway his "political provide public service projects people of Sanford and the in a letter to the Evening decided on May 3, 1979 to see cities, enemy" and said, "Bobby to the human race in general. Herald, that the state coor- about starting a bench project At stake is the revenue Hattaway doesn't want us Sculptor Il.C. Westermann is worried that soon 1W dinator of Jaycees' bench "We were not aware of Mr. brought in from the ad- (Binford's company) to have Throughout our history the unpolluted air would be left in the world. So he Sanford area merchants and projects last year presented a Binford's activities In regards vertLsing space on each bench. the benches." citizens have willingly and preserved a little in the small glass box at the center generously supported the of his "Clean Air." The work was part of a recent Jaycees in their tradition of Westermann exhibit at San Francisco's Museum of leadership training through Modern Art. ______________ service to humanity. This system has worked well for us in the last 56 years and I believe it always will." I "As for Mr. Binford," Royal WASHINGTON (UP!) The 4,000 pounds and six oxygen Australia and nearly all of NORAD's Space Defense the Sanford anfordbest prediction on where Skylab tanks weighing 2,700 pounds South America. Center in Cheyenne Mountain continued, debris will fall will be issued apiece. On the average, NASA near Colorado Springs is Seminole Jaycees will honor his cy two hours before it Is expected The debris will hit the Earth estimates that there is I chance responsible for keeping tabu on right to freedom of speech even to plunge into the atmosphere. at speeds up to 260 miles per in 152 that there will be one Skylab's demise along with if it is against us. After all, • Space officials say their esti- ho ur, acco rding to the N ASA injury somewhere ar ound the 4,500 other satellites in orbit we're big boys, we can take it." mates may be a continent or study, and eight are expected to world caused by Skylab. But if around the Earth, primarily to two off. have enough energy to Skylab happened to fall during keep a returning piece of space A But that final prediction will penetrate the concrete roof of an orbit crossing Europe and junk from triggering a false define the 100-mile wide strip of an office building. Half may be Southeast Asia, where 193 alarm in missile attack warn(Editors: reporter Aline Mosby station at Kowloon for the four- wet mops. Between mappings Earth likely to be beneath able to penetrate the roof of a million people live under the 4networks. I Open and Own a Ladies Fashion i arrived in China recently hour trip to Canton and then they served tea in porcelain Skylab's final swing around the dwelling, or Jean and Casual Wear Shop, flight path , the chance of one The United States and the Complete Package, Includes Site to join th e staff of UPI's Peking change to transportation for mugs. The pieces over 250 pounds injury is I in 50. globe. The rest of the world can Soviet Union assist each other Assistance, Fixtures, Starling The ticket-takers also were stop worrying. bureau. She traveled on the Peking. are likely to concentrate in an If Skylab happened to reenter in identifying large satellites Inventory. Training, and Gala The passengers on this girls in blue uniforms. The Hqng Kong-Canton Express The National Aeronautics and area 600 miles long near the during an orbit that crosses the likely to re-enter over the other Grand Opening Provided for S18,900. Open in 2 Wks. Call which recently established the correspondent's first trip Into abundant staff Ignored the Space Administration forward end of the impact zone, most heavily populated areas of nation's territory. I Collect 04.764.712 Est, 6 first direct rail link between the China included a handful of paper-less toilets. calculates that 500 pieces able but even in the most concen- the United States, NASA___________________________ On the Hong Kong side of the to cause injury will survive trated region, NASA no British colony and the mainland diplomats and foreign tourists more calculates the chance of one some of them Americans of border, the train rushed past a Skylab's fiery, 2D-minute fall than three pieces are likely to injury is I in 500. in 30 years) Chinese descent getting their supermodern race track, golf through the atmosphere. They fall in an area of 100 square But the agency said the first glimpse of the old co unt ry course, new apartments and will scatter along a zone 4,000 miles. By ALINE MOSBY likelihood tha t any particular plus hundreds of Hong Kong other construction anticipating miles long and 100 miles wide. CANTON, China (UP!) Skylab files over all of the individual will be hit is about 1 Over the Chinese train's loud- Chinese now free to visit an indust rial city that China is Half of those pieces will globe between 50 degrees north In 600 billion. speaker quavered the tinny, mainland relatives and friends, building on its side of the weigh under 10 pounds, but latitude and 50 degrees south. Man-made objects fall out of Gray slipcovers and lace frontier. vintage record of Paul Robeson After the train moved into NASA's analysis estimates 38 That covers 75 percent of space on the average of about ALL IHE 8"Ni'c '(XJ Li I I R N I 1 antimacassars on the train singing "Old Man River." pieces will weigh more than 250 Earth's surface and 90 percent one every day and the North The train hostess cheerily seats and lace curtains on the China, the landscape abruptly pounds of which 10 will be over of the world's population. matched the reversed hundreds of years. AS 1,000 pounds. introduced that and other windows Skylab, for example, flies American Air Defense CornAmerican semiclassical songs American phonograph record's in a classic Chinese paint ing, The heaviest piece expected over all of the United States mand said it has never had a of. the 1930s as "American antique style. In each car the terraced rice paddles and fields to survive re-entry is a fl-foot except Alaska, much of Europe report of anyone being struck 1020 S.R. 434 music," a new touch to China's attendant was a girl in baggy, of vegetable crops planted in diameter aluminum ring 8 feet and Asia, all of Africa and by one. 1979 "open door" policy with dark blue trousers, white shirt stunningly perfect rows were tall weighing 5,000 pounds. and cap decorated with China's decorated with water buffalo Other large parts include a Op, Wed. The route of the train also is red star, looking as if she were and men and women in wheel- lead-lined film vault the size of new. Since April 4, travelers posing for the ever present sized round straw hats. Some of a refrigerator which weighs entering mainland China from Chinese propaganda posters of the farmers carried water buckets on poles over their the British colony of Hong Kong happy tolling workers. Passengers came to their shoulders or planted rice shoots ro longer have to go to the ,P of rice and by ban a,,ç%pes ve fqç bqçgier and then. Bç&1sh and Chinese frontier meat from the overcrowded ceAturles. . flgpoles to board the Chinese dining car, so the girl atTony Chang, an American train. Now voyagers can take tendants continually swept up Gin's air-conditioned train trash and washed the rice- pharmacist of Chinese ancestry Seminole Community College directly from the Hong Kong lltte:ed, floors with huge from San Francisco, getting his has announced the opening of a first glimpse of China, said, "I lived in Louisiana once and rice new English for Speakers of is planted by machine there. Other Languages (ESOL) study They've got a long way to go center at St. Richards Lit, swis here. The main thing China Episcopal Church, 5151 Lake :4 in ter Park. wants America to do is to help Howell Road, W Tuesday OW "00 A• mechanize agriculture." 11 and Thursday evenings from Chang, identifiably American I Ille*'hO1tice$Iflt SALE in a plaid suit, brightly colored 6:30 to 9:30p.m. Registration is for f ree. There Is no charge necktie and horn-rimmed Flat or Gloss instruction or materials. glasses, kept looking for his EL is a special class for all • One Coot Coverage' 'ST. LOUIS (UPI) Psychologist Thomas W. Allen believes the grandfather's birthplace persons who speak English as a when applied v il lages, some with second language among the according to ish power of positive thinking Is stronger in fighting disease than all and who w tile roofs and waving palm to improve their Englishdirections. a 9(1!. INT II of the technology of modern medicine, • R&.ts Peeling re'q. $14.9') trees as in S p ai n. Allen preaches holistic medicine the treatment of a patient as speaking abilities. The program provides the a;whole person rather than treatment of specific symptoms of a In one village, workers or students with American idioms, disease. Even an illness such as cancer can sometimes be hauled coal in wheelbarrows warted, he believes, if patients are taught to marshal their powers conversation, and English baskets. In another, villagers materials for their needs. These of mind for the attack. lugged building materials, "Medicine has been highly dependent on involving an outside Bicycles, horse-drawn cars, needs have been expressed as I_________________ technology in the fighting of disease," said Allen, a faculty ar occasional truck and pede- desires to: "get a job; get a umber at Washington University. "A person has been called a strs in the usual baggy pants driver's license; talk with patient, which on the one hand means one who suffers and on the used the dirt roads between friends; learn a trade; go to 0414f college." other means one who just waits while the doctors do their shtick. villages, .!,Medicine has become too expensive and doesn't al ways work. More Information can be ________ Yet the reso urces of people have hardly even been tapped." Throughout the trip the obtained by calling Seminole ____ :Mod of Allen's work has been in ed ucation, where the use of Chinese remained polite and Community College at 323-1450, .j1iN,.j SWISMCII" C'(fl*infh,usrt,Jthrsrcr,aIin. imagery to achieve goals long has been successful. Now, he said, extension 443. pleasant to the foreigners. your purchase prier ui!, be refunded, ___________________ • One Gout Cotrraq., techniques such as biofeedback show that even In fighting when disease, If a patient thinks in the right way, wishing may be able to directions. to make thlfl$ happen. Wilhsiajnds S( rubbin g. __________________________________________ ______________________ "The use of imagery is very potent not only in helping people s,ui_______ change their feelings but also in changing the way the body acts. or If you think of an appealing food, your stomach may contract you may begin to salivate. People shiver when they think of going U gal. .1 pj~ oji Into the cold. ,ur thoughts reverberate in our bodies. We sort of know that Is IMaltively, but we've made an artificial distinction between our thoughts and our bodies. We've been made to distrust our cornam 111; mon sense." SALE The views of Allen and others have been supported by expedments. He cited one in which cancer patients taught to use loans can be .,angsd aç to $23,000 .,FOI ANY PURPOUI If you Sale cry. oval. hrginary techniques lived longer and better lives than their you QUAUPY req. S16.99 STEP119.99 $35.9 Sf,. ddtors had thought possible. ALLAPPUCANTSMAYIEflIGIIL.E LADDERS $24.99 $41.40 6ft. ____ he said, is fight cancer, As in the use of imagery to point key A EXTENSION 16ft. $34 99 $59.60 reogn1zIng that cancer cells are not overpowering invaders but LADDERS 20ft. $49.99 $75.40 EASY EXTENDED EEPAYMENT TØMS Lid be conquered. 24 ft $59.99 $92.35 ONLV Cot anyptpow Mc b&28 f,. $79.99 $119.65 PaUents who use imagery picture their immune system as 1 ,acohans hoar. ic,....-..m _______________________ £iI,,wfan aanvtlng k, th. ce jft. Sr.. "re aggressive and the cancer cells as rela ti vely weak and then sUn ed. OF tOmused. That's why radiology treatment works. You bombard ___________ each. reg. $6.98 you're mikV Sale nsa July 9 the body and the cancer cells are overwhelmed. cC PIV 0 *571 TM SMI,,.n "The survivors became more aggressive, questioning their FAST LOAN APPROVAL 110 p'nazi t.'. ca'a&.'e Iceitmentr more and I ri.,'siiisk ad Yo,i' lifi Those who died earlier were good patients who did as they ithe told." wherever ou live, a "Holistic medicine requi res a sharp revision of conventional CALL TOLL FREE . ~ atttzies toward sickness and health, Allen said. 1-800-5284050 o e f; J$We've tended to believe any type of healing or sickness has to . ~ son du.r 24 louis happen from the outside in," he said. "Pasteur had a hard time u day, 7 days a wè ole gtIng his germ theory accepted, but once It was accepted, it was ~ Pan American Financial made the rule for every disease." Services, Inc. Allen believes the theories of holistic medicine will make a big Mp Bns&er b &fl rence in the near future. $50j 5, Cbssrch Ave, Sul$e 202 $wi*i Easy cèvg cap**jiic *0 M.w, , vi,.. ifGeneral practitioners used to practice a type of holistic TImpo,AOeida3SSO medicine - an attempt to mobilize the optimism of the Individual with encouragement and personal contact They just didn't have w Business Loans 318 e Ave. th&tools we have now. You don't treat diseases -you treat people $10,000 to $250000 diseases. I "We are so enamored of gadgets and technology that we tend to 1100.5214050 Sanford believe someone with a fancy machine can do more to heal me ask for ext. 935 J Ph. 322•168I than I can myself." I _ - Carter' s Promise Hattaway denies the charges, "Had we acted... in the bench project coordinator, said beginning, this whole silly mess the Jaycees have been would have been eliminated." providing benches in Florida -. .. ANGL EIIWAL TERS VIEWPOINT To Teachers Union IN; X Get It is the way of U.S. politics that one of the least meritorious proposals to come out of th e White House this season should also be one of the few bills to show any life in an otherwise somnolent W R dy ea R 1; M W Df I3I I. O1. WARN U91 ______ R S X/P CLEAN AIR IN A BOX Means Congress. While measures on oil decontrol, energy, international trade agreements, trucking deregulation, and national health insurance, among others, languish in both houses, th e administration's bill to create a Cabinet-level Department of Education has been moving right along. Having passed the Senate and cleared the i-louse Government Operations Committee, the proposal is heading for a show-down vote in the I louse, At birth, the proposed educational department would have an initial annual budget of $14.3 billion and 17,000 workers a secretary, an Undersecretary, six assistant secretaries. It would be larger than the Departments, Justice, State and Jiousing and Urban Development. And because it is In the nature of federal bureaucracies to expand rapidly, the Department of Education would Un1oubtedl' "grow and grow and grow," as one -congressman congressman put it, into another bureaucratic monster. - . . Formidable opponents to this bill include the AFL-CIO, leading li beral newspapers, solid ranks of conservatives, some of the nation's most respected institutions for higher learning, and, more recently because of anti-busing and quota amendments, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Children's Defense Fund. Why then would the Carter administration push so hard for this expensive new bureaucracy? 'Il1E .)4)4P! jtiL ')t) tar US Congress? The answer is the Naticnal Educational Association (NEA) a teachers union of 1.8 million members wit1 a Washington sI of 600 lobbying p1'liüadel's, and anannual budget cif 'More than $250 million. -1 President Carter is keeping a campaign promise to the NEA for which the union gave him its firstr endorsement ot any presidential candidate. - .. _ MD ain Ag ice W AMNS 16. . ____ Serv -. WASHINGTON (NEA) Ready or not , the By WILLIAM STEIF nation will celebrate another bicentennial In RSVP is slowly taking on a new meanlng.4h' 1987. _______ ______ this country. I ________ This one won't be like the 1976 festival of Traditionally, the setters are the acronym for _____ fireworks, tall ships and entertainment exthe French phrase repondez s'il vous plait, which travagnnxas. simply means: please reply. It will be the thinking person's bicentennial, But RSVP also stands for Retired Senir _____ led by political scientists, historians and _____ Volunteer Program, the biggest federally f unded lawyers. They believe patriotic comvolunteer program in the nation. memoralions should emphasize culture as One of the beauties of RSVP is that It's well as commercialism. _____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ probably the cheapest federal program there is. Their focus will be the U.S. Constitution, It now employs 253,000 volunteers, aged 60, or' Iwritten in 1787 and now the world's oldest more, in 682 projects around the U.S. Its budgt 1 _______I government charter. They will examine the -- "w this year is $26.1 million. The volunteers average I'll ;'/. document to see how well it is surving after 200 four to eight hours of work weekly. yea Helen Lelley, the ex-nun who runs RSVP Project sponsors also want to st im ulate thinks her program is the most cost-effective ti student awareness of the Constitution's nation. Figuring conservatively, she says significance as well as a lively public discussion _______________________________________________________________________ each hour of a volunteer's tim e cost U.S. taxof current issues. payers 39 cents. ~~~ ~ . adlUonally, constitutional study focuses ______ Miss Kelley, 55, ran Immaculate Heart narrowly on specific laws and Supreme Court 11 11 College In Los Angeles for 15 years. Her name cases. Rarely do we step back to take a look at was placed on a list of potential RSVP directors what Benjamin Franklin, James Madison and _______________________________________________________________________ In early 1977. She didn't seek the job; it sought their partners were attempting to create when her. they wrote the Constitution in Philadelphia. RSVP got rolling in 1971, under the umbrella Nor do we look at whether the resulting involunteer agency ACTION (not an acronym);1t SCIENCE WORLD stitutiofls adequately protect the public welfare, grew at a heal thy rate and soon outstripped tWo For example, what is the significance of the somewhat similar programs, Foster GrandSenate having two senators from each state parents and Senior Companions, which pay older, serving six-year terms while the House has q l'tçages yi w for specific chores. • members elected on the basis of population for Y RSVP doesn't pay volunteers anything. Nor Ptyes' tems? 'bad redai government have much to say The trainers intended that the Senate be more about what individual projects do. Organization WASHINGTON I UPI) A new study suggests reporlzd sllaij ff actoi,sincreased trom none to and recruiting are local; ACTION furnishes sober and reflective than the House. Has that stress on the job may be linked to increased one or more. Among farmers, the rate of allergy little money. been the case? If so, has it affected how Issues health problems sucl.as..allerg1as, migran complaints nearly doubled as stress factors went are considered? The Dearbo rn County, Ind., Social Council is ,ià.ssadacbe1, backaclia, mIe ach teaMoi,- from one to two or more "These dftere&ê( h90 i s typical sponsor lot i typthal local proj*'Th Among garment workers, 14 percent of those council was created by Dellas Roos, a nursing' fluence on the character of government and the nervousness and anxiety. The survey of 4,473 mostly middle-age men' who reported no job dress factors suffered from home operator, in 1972It got the ACTION money way business Is done but the Issues have not been women also and found the work environment allergies. This increased to 20 percent among to start its RSVP project. considered in constitutional law study," said Robert A. Goldwin, director of "A Decade of seems tobea leading source of stress which fuels those who reported one stress factor, and to 26 The county RSVP project now is run by Susan Study of the Constitution," a protect established many of the habits that stand In the way of better percent among those who reported two or more. Klopfer, who headquarters at Aurora, Ind.', ii Including overeating, smbk1zig and "While the samples in some cases are too town on the Ohio River southwest of Cincinnati. recently by the American Enterprise Institute health alcohol abuse. small to be conclusive, the present study for Public Policy Research, When you ask Mrs. Klopfer what the volunThe study, conducted for the American suggests the value of further research into teers do, she laughs and says: "Almo Goldwin, a political scientist and expert on American political thought, was hired in 1974 by Academy of Family Physicians, examined at- psychological stress factors as significant everything." For example: President Ford to be his resident intellectual. He titudes and practices of six occupational groups elements in the occurrence of allergies," the A retired accountant keeps the local Unite became an impresario of provocative representing different social, educational and report said. Fund's books; RSVP volunteers, led by Carrie Migraine headaches also were more common Teaney, 85, visit patients in six nursing homei discussions linking the White House with the economic circumstances. They were business executives, family doe- among those who reported stress on the job or at two women volunteers help little children üil academic community. His new project also will examine the con- tors, farmers, garment workers, secretaries and home. The report said the in cidence of such grade-school cafeteria; a volunteer works with headaches doubled among most groups as the 16 and 17-year-old mothers in the community stitutional significance of "human rights," teachers. number of reported stress factors on the job and health center; others work in an anti-alcoholism which President Carter proudly proclaims one of Four-fifths of the executives and two-thirds of his major goals. What human rights does the the physicians, secretaries and teachers said home problems increased from none to two or campaign and in the special Olympics for Constitution envision and how should they be their work is usually or always stressful. Thirty- more. handicapped youngsters; some RSVP volunteers promoted? Among executives, an Increase in the number crochet hats and slippers for needy folks, while eight percent of the farmers and 44 percent of the The Constitution makes few references to garment workers reported significant stress, of job dress factors appeared to be accompanied others make nursing home quilts. specific rights yet the government was strucby a quadrupling of the frequency of such The causes of the dress varied according to In all, says Mrs. Klopfer, there are 253 RSVP tured on a system of "checks and balances" the job. For business executives, deadlines, headaches. volunteers in Dearborn County, almost six' designed to assure that no individual or grow workload and pressure from superiors were the Anxiety and nervousness, depression, in- percent of the population over age 60. In a typical' would gain too much power. main causes. Farmers complained primarily of somnla, backaches and muscle aches also were month, the volunteers do almost 2,500 hours, of linked to stress on the job. work. Free.' Goldwin does not expect final answers but he workload, deadlines and pay. Salary, workload and superiors were the main causes of stress for Mrs. Klopfer is especially proud of RSVP's hopes more discussion will yield some new ideas, Among executives and doctors, the mod garment workers. marked increases were in muscle aches and contribution in keeping Hill! orest Mansion open; The American Political Science Association The survey found those who reported one or nervousness. Among farmers, headaches and The 12-room, Italianate home sits high on a bluff. and American Historical Association had a more job dress factors also tended to report nervousness were the most overlooking the Ohio River. It was built in the common products of similar hope when they created "Project 687." higher Incidences of allergies than those who dress. Teachers reported anxiety mld-1850s by industrialist Thomas Gaff. Today and The project sponsored a Conference on political said they considered themselves under no stress ness and muscle aches. Hiliforest Is Aurora's leading cultural ornament. parties in the American system and plans ad- on the Job. For garment workers and secretaries, an Thanksto25tO30 RSVP volunteers, lvho acted s dition&1 sessions on subjects ranging from the The study, prepared by Research and increased incidence of anxiety and nervousness greeters and guides, hundreds of people can tour' role of the Jud1ciar to the prospect of a con- Forecasts Inc. of New York, found that for was most marked, the Hilifored every week. report said, followed by ditutional convention, executives, susceptibility to allergies doubled as headaches. - - ~ . .. . . ou r '. Job: D - - ': " ..'- - . . . ... -, . . -. . - And members of Congress are repaying IOUs for more than $500,000 the NEA contributed to congressional campaigns during the last five years. Despite the NEA's all-out effort to win itself a powerful Cabinet voice and to extend its control over the nation's public schools, the Education Department bill is being slowed by the same congressional lethargy that has paralyzed more worthy legislation. Opponents have succeeded In delaying House floor action until after the July 4 recess, when they hope the restrictive civil rights amendments grafted onto the bill will ensure its demise The proponents' argument that the new department would liberate educational programs from the tie-ups and budgetary reviews in the health-education-welfare structure Is precisely what the opposition fears. HEW's checks, balances and inefficiencies have already given us more federal interference in our schools than most Americans feel comfortable with. The proposed new educational czardom In Washington is not exactly what most parents and taxpayers have in mind as the remedy for public education's Ills. -. More Excerpts From The Cabine t Minutei $' WASHINGTON- As part of our continuing endeavor to help Jimmy Carter keep his campaign promise of an "open presidency," we have been printing excerpts from secret minutes of HIS Cabinet meetings. Why Cabinet minutes were ever classified "eyes Only" remains something of a mystery. The contain little If any insight Into the thinking of President Carter and "the bed and the brightest" of his administration. 0*P7Sbv NIA, Inc ,, You want to change places? Fine! YOU worry about inflation for a while!" ?' supported the Carter-engineered Middle East settlement between Israel and Egypt, but expressed "concern about how the peace process will work out in the long term." The vice president also noted that "at each stop of his 12-day trip there were questions about the nuclear accident at the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania." Carter turned next to Robert Strauss, his utility Infielder and recently appointed ambassador for Middle East peace negotiations. It seems likely that Carter's Insistence on Strauss reported on the complex economic keeping the Cabinet minutes confidential Is problems facing Egypt, and told the president based on a ieluctance to let the American public -b'.4 -icrnent in the economic know just how unremarkable he and his advisers £QpoJt of Egypt would be critical to its longare in their approach to the complex problems term future." facing the country. If this is indeed the case, It He added that Israeli Prime Minister Menseems a shame. chaein Begin was "very positive In his atCarter probably owes his election to the fact titudes ... and had spent considerable time in his that the voters perceived him as an ordinary remarks to the American delegation emman who would arrive at the same common- phasizing the need for American investment in sense conclusions they would in a given Egypt to solidify the peace treaty." Seaetay of Slate Cyrus Vance then noted that sit atlosi. The further he strays from his plainfolks image, the more he becomes the "the legislation Implementing the Panama sophisticated Washington "insider" the elec- Canal treaties emerging from Congress was wiaatldactory." This warning evidently bore torate instinctively distrusts. fruit. Carter lobbied hard for the ad. Me Cabinet meeting of last April 23 was a typical session. Carter opened the muting by ministration's proposed legislation, Inviting I Vice President Mondale to report on his more than 100 members of Coogrress to the recent trip to Scandinavia and the Netherlands. White House for briefing and persuasion. On Mondale said the leaders he had met strongly June 21, by a narrow margin, Congress okayed -- - ,- _,..,,•,. ..._* ._ What Are Skylab Risks? irici's ina s 'Open Poli \/ iei From 1'rciin - ( I"i Ch " FASHION OPPORTUNITY . - . - Opening Soon - - "1' ., ".- - --- - - - - - .w b 4.,, '...,._. legislation acceptable to the president. Turning to the economy, Carter asked Charles Schultze, his top economic adviser, for an appraisal of economic indicators. Schultze reported that "there was a substantial reduction in the rate of growth of the GNP (gross national product) at the end of the first quarter of 1979." But Schultz told the Cabinet that, "the slower rate of growthof the GNP, by Itself, was not evidence that the economy was entering a recession." (This assessment has since been questioned by economists generally, and even the White House has conceded that we're apparently headed for a recession.) Inflation fighter Alfred Kahn next reported that despite some deviations, the administration's voluntary wage and price guidelines had been lead partially successful. This moved the president to note somewhat plaintively that "contrary to some widespread opinion," he has "no authority to Impose mandatory wage and price controls," and that even If he had such authority he "would not exercise it." He added, somewhat contradictorily, that there was "misunderstanding around the country" that he has such authority and that he is *imply refusing to use It. Carter then heard from ENERGY Secretary James Schlesinger-whose predictions on the fuel shortage we have already reported-and the red of the Cabinet on less pressing matters and at . ., •-' - - - . I.'.., the one-hour, 46-minute session was over. In short, this typical Cabinet meeting wa businesslike, if pedestrian, discussion of a,, president's everyday problems. Nothing eart shaking, nothing embarrassing certainly nothing to be kept from the American peopl., CONFUSED CONGRESSMAN: The leteç from the 17-year-old sailor to Rep. Harold "Bits" Joteison. D-Calif.. a 20-year-old veteran ,Qf. Capitol Hill, posed a succinct question: "119w good is the new Russian T-72?" Johnson's reply was equally to the point: "It (the T-72) is obviously their (j' most Improved plane and It certainly has a gre$ deal of capability. As you know, weapqm. systems continue to evolve and as we preparean airplane which is better than the T-72, the. Russians will further Improve their planes to overtake us. "I guess what I am saying Is that It is deflnItdy. a good plane, one that we are very much aware of and are working to learn more about." 1. There was only one problem with the congressman's response: The T-72 Is a Soviet tank, not a plane. A spokesman for Johnson claimed the b! correct answer was drafted by a former daffiE, who was obviously unfamiliar with the SovI arsenal. Jack Anderson's associate Gary Cohn cob.,; tributed to this column. --'---'- 4..* - -.- FLAGSHIP BANK LONG WOOD SCC Opens - New Center SQi p11. #t4#411110f41v1y$u/e/ - sing The Mind Fighting Disease Classes will meet Ias(ii,i . - LATEX HO SE - .Ztl~jl~ $1.99 Save 0 a gal. p p • _______ Save 3 agal. HOMEOWNERS: JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD - 'i W. 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Jewish Women And Children Holed Up In HEBRON, Israeli-Occupied West Bank (UPI) "We expected them to say it's okay for Jews to settle here," said Judy Katzover, a Jewish woman who that has been looking for ing Israeli concessions at the were uprooted a day later, met with Mayor Failed Kawassomething to do since the peace Camp David summit in Sep- apparently because local resi- me. treaty with Egypt was signed. tember. dents suspected a ploy for Kiryat Arba settler Gershon Only 500 showed up at They planted three grape- taking over the land. Elinson said the chain of events Hebron, compared with more vines on a hillside just over a the shoots were replanted was ironic. - sneaked into an abandoned than 30,000 at it rally demand- mile away. The young plants after a Peace Now delegation hospital in Arab Hebron with 40 ___________________-- other women and children on May 7. And stayed there. Arab Hospital ,~il $ecord Traffic On Seaway Is Called 'Way Too "The Arabs don't understand how to plant vines." becoming too successful. figures that txllnt to another going to become congested "light now were 17 percent record Year. much sooner than anticipated,' Ilidli) artcry to the industrial ahead of last year and that's he said. "Wt' cannot see that e heartland, of North America, way too much, St. La wre nce ''It's speeding UI) 011 US and are going to remain at that pace F celebrates its 20th anniversary Seaway Authority president (rankly it's worrisome because, - it's way tot) much." last week a.mid , -_______________________________________ 9:30.9:30; SUN. 12-6 SHOP LEESBURG, DELAND, MT. DORA AND KISSIMMEE DAILY 9-9; SUN. 12-6, - -- - ' The women climbed into the buil d :nromthe roof of a k, evading an army guard. They said they were determined to stay arid renew the Jewish presence in the city of Abraham, the biblical patriarch revered by both Moslems and Jews. Prime Minister Menachern THURS. V , I 76 II I I. 1~ , I I -4 ,~ I- 0 [~ 11 , ~ ~ ~ F Wt / -'-'... I %~ . I '- . I ; I.1110s 11 _ ' 1 .:I. . . I. --- -- ---- ce= I 1,,.-,":,' I , , "::,., "We intend to exer people here," said Sarah Nachson. She defi ed military . - ,. 1 I I As she spoke from a window I I of, the old building, soldiers stood in the street to make sure 3-Packs Our 2 I 2 -- Cost I ter cotton Colors. I general, a sergeant said. I % Is 'r, - 1 I C Nylon Knee-Hi's I I, I I Nylon cord Grasswhip' trims 1 gss or weeds the esy way. I tones, fit 81,2-1 1. Shop now I Side ' .. ', . . r ' '. I I The tension has burst out in and damaging furniture. Police ' Chlorine Tablets 1 v" I '' I p • - - tj . .-.- Insect Killer Strips I I adjustable grids. 10x17x7". • ... ..- I .' ... . I I ~. q*, 'I 11 I I I demonstrations he spoke with a late afternoon visitor, Gabriel Jaabari pointed . 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Shops in the downtown - boosting tile . ., I ( . . I . I II 1 -. I / \, '. -1 I . . - . . ~.~ _;.~ _ _ -, - -. .-.I- 1 J( Vff ; -J! 9"Cut .. 1. ~ _J4"7,b,.'I,',P"" left Hebron after blo(KIy rioting i. " Co -ItAIR 7 - looking out through its barred windows and talking with - - r";,t tot.'wuo i '-'all pti't. lrts. other Eutte'rdaii:s. NorThis did i1J1 ., IIilWtlI'iIU said hapix ,JUSt -is the' (iit'Ilfl (if CC1I I.I . 1 I \~_ a I ,sallnette ' Tall Ws-, children remain in the building, -- -- - %%ery tilt ,% -I II'. ; (: I.. I . I—: i And ------ I k.s to lift ships 1;02 L. il1 ttit't' t)\ "i' lL ;sirt vi: the t : eat I dike's tIiUj1I opt'rietl the interior I)? Niuih It'd to lake Superior , America to the 'hip' if the i,r 'irie Intro than planners nrId f or 'lit' fir't tim" ut less than 'tm:' :\S it eutti's its third iiec,i:ie', earls prt1nte'is predicted the seaay systeili , if lakes. 'l'he jirupii:t'i:ts in the U S . ;I ____ I at it i's paul *Normandeau said of obvioLtsly, our facilitie !I i 1 . I ii SATE Ezer Weizman's defense minIstry sought to evict them but overruled which took live sears to cuin pick, as opened •Jt 26, I15i. h then U.S l'rt'sitk'iit 1)%%i, lit Eisenhower anti Queen Eii?aht'th II Ili a eereinnv 1979 -7,. Much' I 11 FRIm !L '11W 2,342- mile St. Lawrence Seaway, the taken against them. and his family. ______ SHOP ORLANDO AND SANFORD DAILY tiTTA%1\ UPI the idea of Jews lighting Jews," The settlers recently began He spoke at the Jewish he said. "They thought the Hebron settlers' gift shop, an holding Jewish prayer sessions Peace Now people would come establishment next to the in the Moslem section of the back and demand the field, mosque covering the caves building despite protests from They also said Jews don't know believed to be those of Abraham the Arab leaders. No action was 5, . rM4 ' .:" ' - ' ' ' -. '• ' ' ' ' rA A' - •, . . - . . . - . . - '-. - , �SPORTS 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Carlton Hurls Fifth I-Hitter Thursday, July 5, 1979 Sanford Nationals Crush Surprising Paol a opponents by Outscoring margins of 17 and 23 runs, the Sanford Little National League All-Stars coasted to the championship in the first Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Invitational Tournament Wednesday In Sanford. The four4earn tournament was part of the Fourth of Jul festivities in Sanford. In its opening round contest, the Sanford Nationals ousted Port Orange from the tournament, 18.1, behind the fourhit pitching of Donald Grayson and the heavy bats of Grayson Land Darryl Merthie. By United Press International triumph over the New York Steve Carlton is one athlete Mets. But his masterful who won't be misquoted. deliveries spoke volumes, Philadelphia's veteran left"It's as good stuff as I've ever hander, maintained his code of seen him throw," said catcher silence after he hurled his fifth and designated speaker Bob career one-hitter Wednesday Boone. "He had super power night and scored the game's and a good slider." only run in leading the injuryCarlton, a two-time Cy Young wracked Phillies to a 1-0 Award winner, retir ed the first its - . \'. . -. ' A'e3/ .. /' - •--. .__'..,.i,- •-'. i 2"--' -.'-- 'ki111 tiin.atOa In. IIL ,l iIit)UIIU _) lt - ________________ _________ ti,..., I I - M ii .: ________ q ... .. :' .• ' - 4 •j "' ¼.________ t1 - ufr. • ' . '. , 'b • • I •$' - • ________________ . I%A Ice Frederick slides, checks ump's safe call Herald Photos by Tom Nobel SASFOI4I) ,• PAOLA NAVIO'IALS AS 4 - Smith J o h nson Graham Franklin ••., . . Miilhli Hill . .4' • .....• - C. Dixon r.rIck Al R H I1Y ° ; 1 : ' : : s 22 rroy'Turn.r 331 DiI.rtslbe 4 2: Murk McCaskill : 0 . Head 3 . _,,.. Hibbard :: 201 a A title tilt. The Sanford Nationals exploded for a dozen first inning runs against Paola in the championship game and went on to win, 24-1, as Scott Kriger pitched a three-hitter and Grayson, Robert Hill and Bobbie Boyd pounded the ball. The Sanford Nationals • sq' &• t' '.. clouted seven home runs in the g two games, including three by Grayson,two byMerthle and a ''• '4 • . a .grand slain by Boyd. Paola celebrates win over Sanford A.L. Grayson struck out 11 and walked three in the win over only one in defeat. Port Orange. reliever Whelchel gave up 11 all singles. The Sanford Nationals struck TroyTurner had a pair of runs before he was lifted Lithe Boyd collected a pair of hits, for two runs in the first, six In singles for Paola, Dearborn second. including a grand slam home the second and five in the third homered, and Matt Hibbard, The Sanford Nationals scored run in the second inning. Bruce to take a 134) lead before Port Tracy Turner and Whelchel all 12 runs in the first and nine in Franklin added a double and Orange scored its only run in added singles. the second for a2l.Olead. Mark single in the 14-hit attack. the fourth. Barnes, Quinn and Sellers Hlbbard came ontopitch in the Clint Byington had a home Merthie slammed a pair of had the hits for the Sanford second, worked out of the jam, run, Kevin Smith doubled and home runs, including a two-run Americans. and gave up only three runs Merthie and Lee Fredrick both shot in the first that started the sin gled. By the time Paola found an over the next four innings, Kriger, struck out 11 and scoring. He drove in four runs effective pitcher in the The two Sanford teams, as he went 3-for-5 at the plate. championship game, the walked four enroute to the Paola and two teams from Grayson also was for-5 with a Sanford Nationals enjoyed a three-hitter. Kissimmee will participate In home run and six RBIs, The comfortable lead. Grayson, who picked up the double-elimination subpair accounted for half of the 12 The first nine batters reached another six RBIs, slapped a district tournament which ', a - :: Lvdl : :: Mcarill In 331 Mk. Hibbard Totals 3 ii '°'' SentordNiflon:Ii (t2),0:n-H Fact . a . HIll 4 0 1 Themes 3, Leonard ::: Herring 3 0 0 by Eric Dearborn. ne t woo-out blast came after Mark Hibbard walked and Matt Hibbard sacrificed him to second and also was safe. The Sanford Americns knotted the score in the top of the second. Lee Charron and 009 Andrea Williams opened the SANFORD :'- PORT ORANGE NATIONAL1 R H Macklsfish 300 4 3 I McCvIy I0I 421 D.l.r lOb 54 3 ArnOld . I00 - SmIth S. Franklin Grayson Marshall d.aV' rill S . -- .. 10 1 1 0 6 Gering F ran klin •SSr.ns Boyd -- Totaft Ole I J.5 Bor I 4 1 I Math.rs 31 16 It lr_: Xi o ; 10 : III Castro 261032--le 00 too-- I Sanford Nationals Pori Or@rige Chad Braden beats tag by John Ludwig SANFORD PAOLA AMERICANS AIR H Al R H N. Hibbard 11 limes 2 0 I Massey III • I I Ml. Hibbard RIvers ,3i sellers 4: 1 Troy T 302 ShelfVid" onnors _ Paqta the first inning against tt MCC$ I Mello 309 Dearborn Williams I too I I McCaskill DeBartelie Miller aulm lmads ripan 111"kavage Talaft 3 Quinn followed with a s ngle. Errors cleared the bases. 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Hill also had three hits, Mellon Park in Sanford. i Bruce Sellers, representing the SC t &? 21 6 6 potential tying run, then singled o3o iti-s to center field, but was thrown Sanford Americans out trying to take second base 01 0 when the center field Smith Prevails momentarily bobbled the ball. Brett Molle was the winning PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) WIMBLEDON, England world crown, suffered a fourth- well." Roy Smith of Victoria, British pitcher, allowing just three hits No self-respecting round upset and it is fifthaeeded ttJrl) Connors, who struggled more Columbia, won the NASCAR and striking out four while Hollywood mogul would have Roscoe Tanner and fellow than somewhat to edge unseed- Grand National 100-lap, stock- Walking nine, allowed it to happen; showing American Pat Dupre who ed Bill Scanlon, 6.3, 4-6, 74,6-4, car race at Rose City Speedway Braden allowed just six hits tile v lunax before the last reel unexpectedly contest the other is making no predictions. In Wednesday. and struck out 10 while walking Iii the screen is bad box office semifinal, fact, he has not spoken a word Out Wimbledon does not Borg, the 23-year-old cham- to the media at Wimbledon this luihiw any scenario, and that's pion, summed up the feeling of year. why Sweden's triple-champion experts and fans alike: "I If the big two reproduce the Bjgn Borg and Jimmy Connors believe Connors should have sort of live-set thriller which cl4b in Thursday's semifinals been seeded No, 2. Right now marked down their 1977 final as In.iad of disputing the crown it's a pity to meet him in the the finest match in Wimbledon torlhe third successive year. semifinal. No one thought history, the center-court fans Qónnors was seeded third McEnroe would lose in the last will have had their money's behind fellow American John 16 so it seems that this year's worth. Mnroe because he was a climax will be in the semifiTanner and Dupre have never dotlW starter. Connors' wife nal." met before but the odds are all P(i is expecting their first Although Connors leads Borg, in favor of the seeded leftchild any day and it was not 101, head to head, the Swede is hander with the 153inth serve, certain if the 26-year-old left- favored to take the American who has fallen twice in the haiaer would be able to tackle out and go on to become the semis before but now contends Wjikibledun where he has been a first man in the modern era to he has a much better all-round thri -time losing finalist, win the title four thnes in game. The women's final is the I relegation in the seedings succession. reô)inded on the organizers. But Borg is not complacent. expected repeat of last year's Coiulors was drawn in the same "At the moment Connors Is is title decider between defending as Borg whi le McEnroe, good form, playing with a lot of champion Martins Navratilova the: young pretender to the confidence and hitting the bell and QwIs Evert Lloyd. S ho - • . ,- '' . I °' 3 n s. ,' .. .'4(ct h . .. -- I - ' ' ' - , -* .:' ' att av u k. I )oli lia%lor touched off all Red Sox 6. l{oyals 1: individual Fourth of .July exI )igl;t EvauL drilled a plosion to spark a (alifoniia 10run homers ith t%%o out in the run eighth Inning and keep up t.'ttomii of the ninth inning to the :\tigt'ls' pace s ith front('a tew . (lit' Si x-t line .I. running Texas in the American ci ye Uoslon its victory. liati ltil IlialIlPilIui, injure IllS \'aiikt't- 1. ltre ers 3: .eagui' t'st. hand Ui May a:iil has been Uecgie Jackson mt a threeRaylot in five runs with si(ielIn('(I since. his run. sLxth-inning homer .1 t s o- rllit Ia 1111 vi• , double and gaines. C hicago third homer in four izainL's to In ()ttiei sacrifice liv \ ednesdav night routed Cleveland, lhi-4. Roston lift Ness York . to lead tilt- sUrgiiig Angels to a got past Kansas City 6-4. Ne I iis 7. Mariners 2: 17-4i triumph over- (lit' I leader 4-3. York edged Milaukee, Major-league ridden Oakland A' beat Seattle. 7-2. Smalley belted a three-run Ibis is like iiiv st'contl half Toronto defeated Detroit, 7-4i. In hm m and iloskeri 1)o%% ell of tilt, st'noii ilsiulily lt, shot to back the ir iS, saul imin igs, anti Texas twat ;t(I(i('(l it.t br, iuicrt'ast'd his Baltimore, 9-5. Jerry tour- -hit pitching of muiajor-leagut' leading 11,111 total K(I(Ismuiari In the National lA'ague It hlkit' ,Jas . Tigers 6: to t) anti Ins batting average to was: Philadelphia 1. Ness York 13, "1 haven't gotten In a (III,, \'t'lt'i hit a pinch-hit, t. IlouMon U; l'ittsbum-gh groove like this w he n' I get thice-iun l nimie i '.t ith omit' out in three or four hits a game for a Montreal 2, Chicago 1 Atlanta the top (It the 11th inning to lead 7. San Francisco 6; San l)i&'go 6, 'l)m-ont( But tIas 1(11' thinks the best is I s Angeles (I; and houston 3. Rangers 9, Orioles 5: Cincinnati 2. et to cone 11111111) Wills collected four. hits, drove in two r uns and 'Wait until Rod t'are gets White sox 16. iiitliaiis I: \ayrn' Nur'tthagen belted his s('ort'd three others to spark back," said Baylor, 11(1 also v.alketl twice sshen California first cant't'i grand slain and 'l('Xas to a thint.'t'-gaiiii' sc.ecp ('laudell WasliiiIgtOil atidt'd a over tilt, Al. East leaders. sent 1I hatters to the plate in (he Al. - -. -. three-run shot tiuring a lIrun fifth 111111114 ((I IUt.' il 19-11t Slix righth inning. If linagcr .Iun l'regosi puts (art' aliI'aII of IIIe III ht' order, they Il have to pitch around him a lot and (hell get to t il e like thes did before he got hurt.' lhItt'fliIIlIIUIl s (trove .0 - V. Pre d - '. .l tp s hitch weren't sufficient, ('arlton ., also stepped out into the hitting limelight. The Phillies scored their 0111% run off loser Andy Hassler, 1-2, in the third when with one out. i 4 AFAW Carlton doubled to right-center / field and scored on a double doii the left-field line by Bake McBride. Expos 2, Cubs 1: / Warren Croiiiartie led off the game with his sixth homer and / Ellis Valentine added IitthTrivia Time, Fans... inning blast to lilt Montreal NEW YORK (UPI) Okay, all you trivia addicts out there. past Chicago. j Who was the first $100,000 ballplayer? Pirates 6, Cardinals 4: I 1 1' I'm talking about all sports. Bill Madlock drove in three -While you're wrestling with that one, here's another one that runs with a pair of doubles and Bus by Coll apses In Bos to n should give you less trouble: who's most likely to become the first Willie Stargeil added a pain of $1 million player in pro football? That's one million bucks a year. solo homers in leading PittsKansas rung tests to dt'termnin&' his BOSTON i UPI Going back to the first question, most people generally say Ted burgh over St. lAJuis. her Steve ltiiSt)y sas ailiiit'iit. c ('UY pit Williams or Stan Musial, and both those answers are wrong. Astros 3, Reds 2: good condition late iii The correct answer is Hank Greenberg. He signed a $100,000 Jose Cruz doubled home listed Shop Orlando And Sanford Daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 12 - 6 contract for one year way back in 1947 and the odd part about that Rafael [Andeslov, took third till %~vdlwsda% fli ght alter collapsWED., THRUS., FRI., SAT. ilIllil I olIot imic tug in the locker is he actually had to retire to get it! Enos Cabell's infiel(l hut and What happened was that Greenberg, then 35 and making $75,000 SHOPLEESBURG.MT DORA,DcLANOANO scored the winning run on ,Jeff (lit' Roals 0-4 loss to tilt' SSIMMEE DAILY 5$ SUN 135 ox with the Detroit Tigers, announced his retirement from baseball Leonard's pinch single in the Boston lte(l S Kansas ('lt M,iuiigt'r Whitt' at the end of the 1946 season. But Frank McKinney, who had just seventh inning to lead houston bought the Pittsburgh Pirates, was so eager to turn them into a to victory in a game marred by hleri(I g samd Ititsle\ suffered breathing I)nol)lemuls and had winner, he offered Greenberg $100,000 for 1947 if he'd forget about a sixth-inning free-for-all. peOI' circulation in his hand quitting. For that money, Greenberg reconsidered. He showed the Braves 7, Giants 6: THE SAVING PLACE ., contract to his father who looked at it and said to him, "I see it, Reliever Gary Lavelle balked prior to tilt' fainting spill, 1k taken to Beth Israel but I still don't believe it," Remember, this was 32 years ago. home the winning run in tilt' RIG SALI III SIllS K1V178 • and Iluspital in an aiuiluilamice, Pirates Greenberg hit 25 home runs for the in 1947 and although bottom of the eighth inning 87811 , 24 Be 2.88 I 71 , ( whe'na spoktsniiamm said hi' sas another one of their rlghthanded hitters, a 24-year-old sophomore Atlanta rallied from an early u so ' C78i14 77 85 25.88 by the name of Ralph Kiner, hit 51 homers for them, they still o deficit en route to their- fifth ('0hl5(i0. 111(i ill no iI)I)mr('lit 175.14 25 8s 26,88 210 discollifort. Doctors are ruiifinished in a tie for last place. Our Reg. 22.88 straight victory. A 78x 13 178114 30 88 28.88 222 Nearly 20 years later, Joe Namath was the first football player Padres 6, Dodg ers 0: to reach the $100,000 plateau and Wilt Chamberlain was the first G7hI4 Bob Shirley pitched a two- Sax Buy Hoffman 29.88 238 basketball player to do SQ. With today's athletes, however, hitter for his first major-league G78iIS JIll 29.88 24* $100,000 is just walking around money, shutout and Dave Winfield i ('hII(',\(;( ) ui'i Ilit' H78.14 3188 31.88 2.61 Moving into the se ven-figure bracket, Pittsburgh's Dave clouted his 18th home run as Chicago White Sox have purH71i15 35 so 32.88 2 ô PLUS F.E.T. Parker broke the million-dollar-a-year ba rrier in baseball this San Diego sent Los Amlgek's chased the c(Imitr4i('t of lefteftL7l. IS 4116 39.76 2.96 1.62 Each ycarand year andnow everyone is waiting to see who's going to be the first reeling to its eighth defeat in handed intchier ;- llolfrilimi AUIO4 to do it in football, nine games. frurml their Iowa fariui club. SIRIICIPOIIC ALL TIRES PLUS F E.T EACH Whltowalls 2.88 More Each • Th e player in the best position Is Walter Payton, the Chicago Bears' 5-foot-10, 204-pound running back supreme. who led all rushers in the NFC last season and whose contract expires at the end of this coming one. You get some idea' of how valuable the II's consider their exciting 24-yearold All-Pro from Columbia, Miss., by the $350,000-a-year contract they offered him last summer. This was BEFORE he rushed for 1,395 yards, gaining nlore ground last season than such excellent runners as Tony Dorsett, Franco Harris and Delvin Williams; more, in fact, than anyone else in the entire NFL except Houston 's rookie sensation, Earl Campbell. When Payton turned down the Bears' $350,000-a-year offer last "1 July, his attorney explained Payton did so because he couldn't see how he could explain why he was playing for half of what O.J. 5/ 7-Rib If01(1 Simpson was making. Simpson's contract called for $733,358. 5/ On, Best 1',0ji,i/ Two weeks from now, the Bears will open their summer camp / :' : Stt't'f floIf,'(/ ii Lake Forest, Ill., and Payton Is taking it easy, getting ready for another long season. Speaking over the phone from Las Vegas, he said he isn't even thinking about becoming football's first millionSills RIG SAil 11 I dollar player. Not yet, anyway. "A lot can happen between now and the time my contract Is 111178114 $aIl 47.88 7 38 Our Reg. 51.88 up, he said. BR78x 13 11117111114 61.88 52.88 2 S What did he mean? Was he talking about the possibility of some 151178a 14 ASIa $6.88 7 AS WNW 0878.15 65 18 56.88 2 7 "You never can tell," he said. "I take that Into consideration. H1178iI4 6980 59.88 ft's part of life. I'm just being realistic. I look at the bad side. I 1111 1IiIS 7181 63,88 2 96 may not be able to contribute. My services may not be needed," LR7IiIS 75 II 68.88 3 30 .That is difficult, if not impossible, to imagine. The Bears need Walter Payton even more than the Steelers need Harris or the Cowboys need Dorsett. Pittsburgh and Dallas have formidable ALL TIRES PLUS F.E.T.EACH passing attacks, the kind opposing clubs fear and have to prepare against elaborately. Chicago doesn't have an aerial arm of that cL1ber, so generally the enemy defense keys on Payton and that makes his job all the tougher. I ..-'r In their time, the Bears have had some extraordinary runners, 'OUR BEST' I men like Red Grange, Bronko Naguraki, Rick Casares, and Gale SHOCKS Sayers. A couple of years ago, George Halas said he wanted to see a Little more of Payton before he could compare him with Sayers CIL and the other great ones. It may reach a point where It'll take a Radial tuned million bucks a year for the Bears to keep seeing Payton in one of L_ their uniforms. a 5tIO , o d )f/, . " - t ,. LIIUl I / ri n n - Ac - A. Baylor Ignites A i FY n Inc I o CAL /ORN/1 ,1N(z W f' BAVLOR Thursday: July 5, 1979-9A Evening Herald. Salford, Fl byAlari Mayer PON / 19 batters before Elliott Maddox doubled high off the left-field wall with one out UI the seventh inning The only other New York batter to reach base was Richie Ilebner, who was safe with two out in the seventh when Canton dropped a thros from Pete Hose while covering first base. a .a - ANGEL POWER �0I-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, July 5, 1979 OURSELVES - LHI SCOREBOARD in rmirmll I ajor League Baseball Major League Standings United Press International National League East W L Pct. GB Montreal 45 28 616 Pitlsbrgh 10 34 SAI S Phila 42 38 525 61, Chicaao 38 35 .521 7 SI 38 37 507 8 New York 30 44 .105 W est W L Pct. GB FlouStOfl 52 31 627 (mc' II 40 .506 10 San Fran 40 41 194 1 San Diego 37 48 .435 16 Atlantis 34 46 .425 161/, I. os Ang 34 49 410 10 Wednesday's Results Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 6, St Louis A Montreal 2. Chicago 1 Philadelphia 1, New York 0 Atlanta 7, San Francisco 6 San Diego 6, Los Angeles 0 Today's Games Montreal (Sanderson 5 4) at Chicago (Reuschel 6 51. 230 fly l Louis i) " New York (Swan at 7 6) Philadelphia (Ruthven 7 35 p rn San Francisco (Whitson 24) it Atlanta (Niekro 10 10), 7:35 pm Houston (Richard 77)at Cincinnati (Seaver 6 5). 8.05 () m Pittsburgh (Rcoker 22) at St. Lou's (Fulgham 11), 8.35 p.m. Friday's Games Houston at Chicago, 7 Los AnU at Montreal, night San Die-go at New York, night San Francisco at Phila, night St Louis at Atlanta, night Pittsburgh at (mci, night ' American League East W I. Pct. GB (Salt SAI 27 667 Boston 19 29 .628 3,4 Milwauke New '2 Cleveind Toronto 36 43 ,436 17 26 57 .313 291/1 West W L Pct. 08 Texas 47 31 580 Calif 48 35 .578 Mnn 43 35 .ssi 21,,,, <an City 12 38 525 41,12 Chicago 3.1 45 430 17 Seattle 35 49 417 )3i, Oakland 23 Wednesday's Results Chicago 16, Cleveland 4 Boston 6, Kansas City I New York I, Milwaukee 3 Toronto 7, Detroit 6, ii Inns. Minnesota 7, Seattle 2 Toxas 9, Baltimore 5 California 17, Oakland 6 6 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Kansas City (Gale 66) at Boston (Rainey 54 or Stanley 9. 5), 2 P.M. 'Miwauke. (Sorensen 9.8) at 'J,'v: York (Guidry 61), 2 p.m. Seattle (Honeycutt 45) at Minnesota (Zahn 7)), 2:15 p.m. Chicago (Worlham at 7 8) (.leveland (Clyde 1.0), 7:35 p.m. Toronto (Hoffman at 49) Detroit (Young in, 8 p.m. Oak nd (Langford 39) at 5), 10:30 1) m Friday's Games Mimi at Cleveland, night Chicago at Kan City, night Detroit at Milwaukee, night Toronto at Texas, night Boston at Seattle, night New York at Oakland, night Baltimore at Calif, night - l ,:' Leaders Batting (basd,:n12 Oat bats) League GAB H Pd. lfendrck, St.L 74260 87 .335 MazzilIi, NY 75282 94 333 F oster. Cm 71 266 88.33) Ternpltn, St.L 73311100 3fl Irnand:, St.L 76301 97 .372 Simmns St 1 62221 7) 321 Rose, Phil ' 81 313 100.319 Winfield, So 04 313 100.319 Garvey, LA 83 331 104 .309 American Smally, Min Downing, Cal uIochte, Sea Kemp, Oct Molitor, Mil Cowens, KC Hou 12.3; Andujar, Hou 10.1; lOscar Wally 13.10 5.60 3.60 5 Bill Whiz I Monetary Monica 14 80 580 5 80 2.80 Niekro, All 10 10; Canton, Phil 3 Apralz.Paco 5.00 3.00 900 7 80 0 (i-I) 44.00, P (6$) 157.10, T (6-8. 2 Carry Amy 9!; LaCoss, Cm 8.3, Grimsley, 8 Said- Wally 3.80 5) 373.60. 7 This Old Boy L to Mill 81; Lee and Rogers, Mill 8. 0(34) 39.20; P (4.3) 144.00; T (4.3. Eighth Race, C, 5-16, T. 31.74 Q (1.2) 62.20, p (1-2) 413.40, 1 (12 5; McGlothen, (hi and Perry, I) 433.40. 8 Shista 6.40 340 300 7)648.20. SD $6. Sixth Game 2 Oh Yes 6.20 600 . Fifth Race, C, S-16, T. 31.6$ American 11.60 2.80 2.20 1 1's Max League John, 2 112-arasa Andre 3.80 2 Swede Enough 12.40 11 40 700 NY 560 4.60 123; Kern, 101; lVicandl Gerrdo Tex 0(2-1)24.40, P (8-2) 101.10, 1 (8-2- 6 Abie Art 1900 1 60 l)AYTONA BEACH, Fla. the extreme heat and had to be said. "I was trying to divert D.MailInez, Bait and Ryan, Cal 6 TraniDlaga II 15.60 4) 183.80. 7 Viking Olaf 4 00 UPI) When a driver starts a replaced. Several other drivers some air into the car, but 10 5. Flanagan, 0(2-7) 44.80; P (2.7) 131.30;; T 12. Ball and Ninth Race, 0,5.16.1.31.70 0 (26) 146.40, P (2-8) 527.10, T (2 race on the NASCAR circuit, were treated at the speedway's decided after that it was better 7-6) 1.007.40. Koosman, Minn 10.6. 3 Sure 9.70 400 4,00 3-7) 1,780 40. infield infirmary for heat just to sit there and suffer." Seventh Game Earned Run Average 2 Come By Chance 600 13.00 Sixth Race, B. S-16, T. 31.51 it's unu.stuil for him to a sk to be 8 Zubi Wally 15 00 7 60 520 1 PuSh (based on 72 innings pitched) Pole winner Buddy Baker left 5,60 5 B. Major 5.60 5 40 2 80 replaced while his car still is in fatigue. 8.60 4.00 National League Perry, SD 2 Sara, Isidro 0(2-3)56.80, P (3.2) 172.80, 1 (3.2. 7 Zero Hawk 8 40 4 00 Bonnett, who said his water the race after the 59th lap when the running. 2.45, Rogers, MtI 2.19; LaCoss, 7 EganaRodolfo 6,80 I) 329.60. 6 K's Matador 3 20 his Oldsmobile developed ignitemperature gauge showed 220 Cin Shirley, 0(7-8)47.80; p ($.) 92.70; 1 ($2' 7.50; SD 2.57; Tenth Race, A. S.1, T. 31.64 But three of the 41 drivers 0(5-7)50.40. p (S.7) 182.70, T (57. Andujar, Hou 2.67 7) 318.80. S Come On 360 3.40 3.00 one tion problems; Bobby Allison, 6)527.80. degrees Fahrenheit at who started the heat-scorched Eighth Game American League Kern, 6 Ben Walton 1500 420 Seventh Race, D, '.. T. 39.34 he ever felt another pre-race favorite, if asked Firecracker 400 Wednesday point, was Tex 10.00 7.80 4.00 1 Fayzelle 1.38; Guidry, NY 2.01; 7 Egana Echanli 9 60 7 Jaguar Black 6.70 4 60 3 70 couldn't avoid plowing into John, NY 2.36; Marshall, Minn 6ZubiGoinl 940 4.60 quits. it asked for replacements and like calling 0(5.6) 76.00, P (5-6) 53.10, T (5-65 Miss Chessy ii 00 4 40 1 SaldArnieta LaBonte 7.38; Stewart, Batt 2.75. 5.00 4) 431.00. when Terry L'il3onte 4 Irish Company 3 70 'No, it was hot, but I was winner of the Neil Bonnett, Strikeouts 0(2-8)33.20; p 76.0; 1 (26. Eleventh Race, 0,3-16,1.32.25 0(5.7)72.60. P (7-5) 140.40. 1 (7.5 $208,000 race had to be given having a good time out there," blew a tire on the 89th lap and National League - Richard, 4) 570.60. 1 Carry Zig 9 60 520 3 80 4) 380.80. Cale Yarborough never got his Hou 137; Perry, SD 97; Canton, Ninth Game he said. 'l wasn't going to give OX))efl when it was over, 3.10 7 60 6 Never Sure Eighth Race, A. 5.6, T. 31.13 Phil 91; Sutton, LA 86; Niekro, 2 Said 8.80 5.40 3.70 3 Big Red Man 3,80 7 K's Juno engine to run right. 8 80 3 40 2 60 Officially, the temperatures anybody my seat." Atl and Blyleven, Pitt 84. 3GoIni 0.70 3.20 0(1-6) 30.40, p (1-6) 120.00. 1 (1.62 Carry Fred 780 2 60 The heat of his Mercury at the Daytona International American League - Ryan, 1 lsasa Bonnett, who earlier this year 4.60 3) 415.60. 4 Cheerful Chap 600 Jenkins, were mid-90s, Cal 131; Tex SpCe(ltx4y ni the motor increased the heat inside 96; Q(23) 21.20; p (2-3) 75.60; T (2.3. Twelfth Race, B. 3-16,1.31.57 0 (2-7) 13.20, P (7-2) 47.10, 1 17.7. won the Mason-Dixon 500, Guidry, NY $9; Kern, Tea 81; 1) 233.80. 4 JMs Fast Rapid 13 40 7.20 400 4) 139.20. but down on the track, where the car, said Bonnett, whose pocketed a check for $21,705 Koosman, Minn 00. Tenth Game 1 G P Pete 5.80 4.20 Ninth Race, C, 5.16,1 31.60 in waves th f rome the heat rose shoe melted onto the ac- his biggest purse in six years on e Saves 6 Vicandi.Sarduy 14.10 7.40 4.60 7 Mr Brick 7 60 8 Mountain Bloom 7) .40 1660 10 80 National League Garber, 3 SaidArnieta asphalt , it was better than 100. celerator. 8.20 1.60 0 (i-I) 37.20, P (4.7) 75.00, 1 (4.). 720 4 70 3 Claregun's Viola the NASCAR circuit. All and Sutter, Chi 17, Bair, S Sara Rodolfo 5.00 7) 133.40. youngest I Super Mindy the "I put my hand out the 300 Bonnett, and Fingers, Cin SO Ii; 0 (3-6) 33.80; P 129.10; 1 (63.5) A - 1,07; Handle 3174313. 0 (3.8) 113.00, P (8.3) 194.70, 1 (8 The average speed of 172.890 member or the Alabama gang, window Once and it felt like a Jackson and Tekulve, Pitt and 464.60. WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3)) 576.00. he iiiph was a record for the race. hut," includes brothers Bobby which torch, the air was SO Lavelle, SF 10. Eleventh Game First Race, 0, 5.16, T. 32.09 Tenth Rate. C. '.. I 38.80 American League Mar. BVlcandI.Pecmna 16.40 800 5.00 5 Miss Ring Pecos 1.00 480 280 and Donnie Allison, deftly 1 Ms Fast Wheels 920530 .420 shall, Minn 16; Kern Tea 14; 3 Arano-Badiola 6.40 6.00 Sara 7 40 3 80 1180 .1 80 3 Go Harry 3 Blue Again avoided accidents and threaded Slanhouse, Bait and Rawley, I SaraPradera 7.00 2 Imperial Sight 4 Ama Dinomite ? 80 .1 60 Ids way through openings in Sea 10; LaRoche, Cal, Monge, a (3.3) 42.40; P (8.3) 131.70; T (8-30(35)34.20, P IS 3) 117.90, 1 (53 0 (I 3) 30.00. P (1.3)77.70, 1 (13 CIev, Hrabosky, KC and Lyle, slower traffic to win by 2 car2) 417.20. 4) 119.80. Tea B. Twelfth Game Second Race, 0, S-16, T. 31.91 Eleventh Race, TA, 5.16, T. 3136 lengttLs over Benny Parsons. 7Apralz.Gomni 15.60 7.60 3.40 1 F. Lee Bailey 10.00 480 380 J Oh) 760 740 8 K's Flak Rookie Dale Earnhardt was 1 Ramon Enrique 1 Futura 6.60 3.20 1660 7 10 260 3 70 7 JM's Speed Rapid third, pre-race favorite Darrell 6 Isasa•Echanlz 5 El Ko Bar 5 80 2 80 6 A Moving Target 2 60 0(1-7) 44.20; P 17.1) 90.00; 1 (7-10(1.4) $4.10, P (4.1) 387.00, 1 41 0(28) 8.80. P 18 2) 18.30. 1 (82.6) Baseball was fourth and Waltrip ) 211.10. 20.00. Toronto - Reactivated pitcher 5) 11820.80. NASCAR's all-time leading A- 1,434; Handle 113,943. Twelfth Race, B, ',. T. 38.15 Jim Clancy and optioned outfielder Third Race, C. 5.16, T. 31.10. Richard Petty, money-winner, 13.00 4 20 3.40 8 80 4 20 3 70 I Sadie Shan 2 Ruth Goodbee Ted Wilborn to Syracuse of the WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3 Win Penny 7 00 .4 00 International League. 7 Ray Swinger 3,40 2,60 caine in fifth, two laps behind First Game 5 Inset Chicago (AL) - Purchased the 8 Roe Klinder 400 560 Bonnett. 0(23) 42.60, P (7-3) 103.50, 1 (23. contract of pitcher Guy Hoffman 4 Duran- Gerardo 25.40 4.00 3.00 0 (4.7) 23.80. P (4.7) 91.90, 1 (4.7. (;ar)' Ballough, Rick Newsom from Iowa of the American 2Galdos.Andre 600 7.00 8) 310.20. 5) 613.00. Association and assigned pitcher 6lrustaMandiola A - 3.190; Handle $261,353. Fourth Race, E, 'a. T. 39.11 arid D.K. Ulrich wilted under 17.00 Rich Hinton to Iowa. 0 (7.4) 34,90; p (4.34) 337.40. San Diego - Signed outfielder Second Game .. - -- - -____________________ _____-______ Bobby Tolan; placed outfielder 7 Galdos Pecina 14.20 0.00 8.60 Broderick Perkins on the disabled 2 Arano Mandiola 5.00 1.20 list; Sent pitchers Dennis Keeney 1 DomingoDiaga II 4.20 and Don Reynolds to Hawaii of the 0 (2.7) 46.40; P (7•2) 122.70; 1 Pacific Coast League; recalled (72•1) 631.40; 00(4.7)110.10. 4.H . AUTO SERVICE CENTER outfleidenilmWiIheirnand pitcher League GAB HPct. 78296 110.372 76771 96.354 78283 95.336 73266 59 2 74300 " .330 -. -- -. -- - -- _________________________________________________________________________ , - , Soccer Los Angeles Traded goalkeeper Bob Rigby to Tulsa for goalkeeper Cohn Bouillon. - Harness Racing SEMINOLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race 8 Meadow Bet 11.80 4.40 5.20 3 Ry& Black Star 3.40 2.20 iQuanticoWay 2.10 0(3.8) 23.00: 1(83.1)170.40 Time 2:11.2. Second Race 6Last Stretch 41.60 9.20 3.80 SMitten Delhi 4.40 2.60 3 Donna Whiz B7 3.00 0 (t'S) 60.20; T (6.8-1) 333.20, Time 1:07.3. Third Race 2 Tarport Bryn 6.20 4.20 3.60 3ieffySmybol 4.70 3.20 7 Proud Speed 5.80 0 (2'3) 15.10: T (2-3-7) 470.20; Time 2:09.4 .Fourth Rid :nue, 2.40 2.20 5 Copper Hand 6.40 5.20 I HiZOf' Plenty 4.00 0 (3-6) 46.80; 1 (6'5-4) 289.80; Time 2:13.2. Filth Race 2 Saratoga Danny 5.60 1.40 3.00 2 Vickys Rhythm 5.20 3.00 3 Black All Over 3.00 0(1.2) 11.40:1(1-2-3) $5.20; TIme 2:07.4. Sixth Race 3Yankee Star GB 11.00 4.80 2.10 l Verging Shadow 4.00 2.00 4 Ezra Quick 2.60 T (31'4) 11 5.40; Time 2;00.2. Seventh Race 1 Barrio LobelI 6.00 3.60 1.00 3 Gent Heel 7,60 4.70 3 SlIver Cathy 6.20 0 (5-1) 40.00; 1 (7.3.3) 921.20; Time 2:09. Eighth Race 6.20 3.10 3.00 S Demon Raker 4 Pan Lady 6 Gondra ISAD 50.60 9.00 4 Paco 8.00 6.00 I Arcs 3.60 0(4-6) 64.40; P (6-4) 1 S6.110; T (6-4. 1) 243 20 Fourth Game 4 Ramon.Gasti II 8.80 7.20 1.20 1 SaraPecina 480 3.00 2 GaidosUrquiza 3.20 0(1.4)35.40; P (4-)) 113.50; T (4.). 2) 207.40. Filth Game 6Apraiz.Sarduy 18.80 6.20 3.80 I ZubiEnnique 4.10 3.70 lfleideDiaga 6.60 0 (1.) 33.00; p (6-1) $5.10; T (6.1. 4) 239.80. Sixth Game SGaldos.Mandlola 1.20 5.40 3.40 1 Arano.Pradera 5.01 4.10 2 Sara .Andre 4.00 0 (1.3) 43.80: P (5.1) 117.30: T (S.). 2)751.80. Seventh Game 7Zubi.Sarduy 13.20 9.80 A 1 Egana7'.:c ..'.J.. S Santi.Dlaga 12.80 0(4.7)36.20; P (7•4) 110.90; 1 (7.4. 5)571.40. EIghthGame 2MutilIa Olano 13.00 4.20 5 20 I RamonEchani: $60 4.00 8 Zubi-Gondra SOO 0(12) 3010; P (2-U 124.50; 1 2-1 , i ~ i- .~ 4 ~ I 1; . I I'X~ , 4- - . . ~ - ~ ,:1 -- -, ., %14 a,, "h:\' ,r-" - -, . . . k , , 1 ,~~ 1~ • -4 -, - 1 ~ . , - . - - , I ; . .. '. - X ": I - %., 0 . ,,,&,i,., . -' -:1' . 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Iie'r ballet scholarship flint! that is mmliii' available at the' m'iiul it i.';ii'h slippers and for ''Big Appl e"' Sixteen year old pe'n'lun'lhIlnIg sm';Ismili lii iii;iku' it ussihht' fir Ie'sci''. iiig Laura Moot-c, daughter of Bill thumiceis (ii mui'tlii'i thn'ii tl,liIct' and .Iudv Moore' of Sanford, is tin' tiiiiiiit't' T time ie'cil)ie'iit of a $400 Sanford- th'ainiuig uitiiiii r Seminolee' Guild Iiiont his. BaIlet DEAR ABBY: Beverly is a Individua l iluin;it nulls ,iiiut scholarship that 55111 periiiit her oiitrihutiiiiis fro ill uuihn'r(uus beautiful blonde, unmat'ulate to Moth for three weeks at the American Ballet Theater pt'rforhli;ln('e's iit'lji I;lttrhl (lit' and built like a fashion hilodel, divorced four years and fund. 'I he d;inuevs ss hi, receive ;tg' . .a '"'t, acciiriipartied by 11cr scholarship cithlsldet'atloli are umLsidere'(I a sharp tlrescr'. 'l'iie probleiii : Beverly arises mother. wili be 'raveling by the same uUle's %% ho p;uiiripat'uI at 3:45 ann., Monday through train. Classes start July 9 and in the 20 to 40 yearly t'rthe talented young dancer will torinances which the (utkt j Friday, takes three minutes to pr epare her breakfast, eats in be taking fist hours of ba.kt (lll1(I LOU ((I present. IIiIIIUIi tillU i[L'IIUs IWO Missioors', aiong with tier cacti wry. sne win tie cornfellow Guild dancing iiieiiibcrs, hours dressing for work. She jttstnneilts. muting from Lang Island. A L) lIlilil IligIl School Junior, has liar! a laLsy 78.79 season m 13 leave's at 6 a.m. for it 15-minute Do all lwiutiful WOhilt'il iiiake' (lI'iVt' It) isii 8 to 4:30 Job. ole (lehhIOlIst lilt ittliS ill Laura has been taking dancing lecture 'poor wives Divorce (C Set i •1 . 'li'rit';iI, not executive. m She lessons for 8 years and fur the' pblIe .tiüulS, a I V sp.i;al, \% hat are' your eight hhliIli-f)('t'f(itlinUl('t's and arrives home' at 4:45 pin. I past three years has beeni thought '! usually have dinner- ready. five niajuir perfon'tiiain- t's lit (tie' (hillicihig with (lie' SanfordN E. eat together, clean the kitchen, Seminole Ballet Guild. She ('tnt rid Florida area DEAR 1-:. : All beaut iful - Mv father and gralulilmut hei' after which she gut's to her dreams (if it professional carecr ssmitiivis do not make poor ss lvi's. bathruoiii and I )h't'I )i1i'eS for tier c ill cuin.t' up at Ihltfurcilt tinii'. as a ballet dancer. but s ours dots If lii st rls In xt da s ssotk She retires at 8 I he bc il ballet guild Ii is ,i to help us mint I ill! refuse e'ouuseliltg, ssoil'l iht 1)111., lace greased up, lying on her stoiiiacti to protect her usI or even disi'uss sour hair(l) and her- hands lit tile air problem. )otir rhoices artki ' to keep front smudging her olniows. E.iffirr put up %%ill) her freshly polished fingernails. selfish preoccupation ithi her The Herald welconiies or g anization and fivrsmirla! neWs Friday I' r iteesls, or t'titl our nlai-riagi'. even ing she The following suggestions art' n'ecuiinitiit'niih'd to eXpc(hitt' allows IS to :o inuiutes For. sex publication: because slit' doesn 't have to I. Release's should be typed lujwt'r itihli upper ';ise I %sirn ,uIiut her hairdo. iloiibh&' spaced, iii(l written narrative style' third h)t'h'Siihl ( . On sseckends shiC ui (he 2. Do not abbreviate. and apartment laundry $ A con t act rson's Flame' and phone :iuniber u'le'ahllng . 1 1 help. ) Because of ntess;ln'v. liei' t'uflitiiit' we invite no guests 4 Kesp releases sim not, dii We' accept till)' iii5. Organization releases (lit' prugrairi should It'auI thim' 'it;ititis out. 1 da 111051 of (he i1it'titig account) lutISt he submitted no later thaii shopping arid errands. days aft4')- the event, We've lwei iiiarried six 6. Advance notices should lie subm itted (lilt' week prior hilOiltILs, arid I' ve suggested a to publication date. marriage counselor. That's out. 7. Photographic coverage requests should be iiiadt' (mile' IkstrI refuses to discuss our sst.ek in advance problems oh make .ins ad - - , . . l plus ti'il per tire arid ld tiffs pRICE _:_. - , s a m ! Sterkel go in the 100-meter 'Big Apple' ., ( . a $ Lb. - [acliwall le , I " rs A (7's I,'l Get on Goodyear SET OF I rower O I$1.69 9300 . - 'S VIOLETS a i f . nil" 20 2020 ri,. f A er c IPP and '' _. - I. k. ' ' . ci fY . A . , k-.-. ';' heading the $750 ' the sun of I ng svou.al. of (tie bride are Mn'. and Mrs. J. L. llc'iint'tt of Orlando and Mrs. Grace h"re'iuch tif Mi,iuiii . 'I'hie groonii 's gramitlnniot tier's are Mrs. Florence Stess art of I Aunigwolid and Mrs. I Ai(tic us.se'I I Of I n gw nnl a nat Ohio 'I'he bride. el icist' for. her wedding a ss tOte Qiana Sleeveless gcmst.li suth isudict' .icc'enitetl svithi lace and set-ti pearls and an inset of silk Illusion and featuring a chapel train. I kr veil of silk Illusion was She's Off To ..,,..... . -.*.' . .. is Grandparents guild ill Laura Mnoi'e's ballet slipper. ) PLANT FOOL) / 349.o. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico with Puerto Rican-born Jse Itsattempttore.establlahltself (UP!) - The United States, Vassallo of Mission Viejo, as the major world power ill the which won 23 gold medals. Calif,, going for his second gold sport. Teen-age star Tracy including all 12 in swinuning medal when he faces NCAA Caulkins, whe already has won and diving, in the first two days champion Peter Rocca in the two golds and one silver medal, 200-meter baCkstroke. of Pan American competition, heads the 400-meter individual managed only two during a medley and LA= Buese and Meanwhile, the U.S. women's light schedule Wednesday. That's expected to change team, which suffered a number Olympic gold medalist Jill 11-0111 ballet I I v/ Peter's / Ninth Game 7 Oscar 20.40 7.20 8.40 2 Said 7.20 3.80 SEchaniz 5.20 Q(2•7) 35.20; P(7-2) 131.70; 1(7.7. Second Race, M. 5-16, T. 32.06 7 Kateena Girl 10.80 3.00 5.00 I Windy Fargo 2.60 220 6 Deefrosting 2,60 Q(7-$) 15.00, P (7-I) 34.90, 1 (7$ 6) 149.10. Third Race, 0,3-16,1.31.40 Jet Faith 12.20 4 Nixon Mayo 11.00 4.60 6 Jorlln 280 0(1.4) 34.00 P (1.4) 92.70 T (1.46) 444,40. Fourth Race, C. S-16. T. 31.26 $ Rocky Knox 10.10 9.10 6.80 S 1*rwInTi,,, 3 Globe Dem ocrat 6.20 0 (20) 49.60, P (82) 410,10, T (1-33) 412.00. Filth Race, B, 5.16, T. 31.17 3 Averbach Joe 6.80 3.40 2.50 s Patti Shaw 5.00 3.00 6 Career Record 10.10 0 (3-5) 16.00, P (3-3) 77.90, T (3$. 6) 778.40. Sixth Race, 0,5-16,1.31.73 7 MW's Tuna 25.20 5.80 5.50 S Valiant Boy 5. 5.00 3 Charging Connor 7.10 0(5-7) 34.00, P (7.5) 14.00, T (7's 3) 444., Seventh Race, A. 3.16, T. 3136 6 le-e n ueen Be. 14.20 1.00 3.00 $ TVO The Front 6.80 3.10 rliri.'k ,' ,/ N i , 2 Placid Alice 6.60 0 (4.3) 17,0; P (S-I-i) 497.60; Time 2:07.3 '. ARRANCMN I; - DAYTONA BEACH WEDNESDAYMATINEE First Race, M,5.1$,T.31.75 3 Say You Will 4.20 3.60 3.20 2 Za Azar 27.40 6.00 S - llt t tot' L'.. :..I" j6P.1a-L3*1.1z& I . / . - I. LT.) - '\ --. / / / U u.ssc'i I J,V . ' .4II, Herald Photo by Tom N&'tsel I'M of ssas tit'n' 'l'ht' gresirn ,/il - 4,1 ., ¶ . a ' 2 Dog Racing ac 6 Hush Star R3.00 2.80 2.20 2AnrivaHobby 3.80 210 lBlack Sand GB 4,40 '.0 (2.6) 24.00: 1 (62-7) 224.20: Time 2:05.4. i:7'r i 5PCIL4L . '' ( Ninth iç ' ( .. . ..,.,' : , 1'n'e'ncli "tC'( ' - 1' ('asselbt'rrv, ('.tsse'l berry; father. t_ i ) .,'. Tenth Game 7 Said Olano 10.80 4.80 3.80 20scar.lsidro 4.00 3.20 4 Beide.Urqulza 5.60 0(2.7) 43 40; P (7-2) 92.70: T (72 4)47620. Eleventh Game AranoOiano 10.40 13.00 5.80 7.10 era 3.60 0(34)4300 P (3-4) 111111.20; T (3-4 2) 33120. Twelfth Game lApraiz.Ennique 8.10 1120 4.20 sMutilla-Paco 5.60 3.80 2 Isasa.Badlola 3.00 P (4-0) 291.60,1 (4-I2) 632.20. :[ T . F E. ' Bogle, Wayne, Pa. The niamd of honor ss as Michelle' French of ,l;ic'ksonville. sister of the' bride. Fhe'v won' ulc'nt i cal floor-length ii ftt'I('hi )UWt1S teat tilIng l)h)tis(uil St yltrIg . n'iiffl e'd t(ulliii and lung gathered sic t' vi's . Th ey c a i'i'ic ti f losego N 01 P' It'hi dippedI ('arnla(h(unis. daisies .111(1 peach t'l 1)1)4)11 st i'&'iiihlt'I'S. 111,011ald RtLsse'll ssas best ;iiani for his sun and tLsh('rs inc I cuh'd David id 7.; hun' oss ski of I. 'bc'veland, Ohio, cousin of the' gi'otuhii St uart French, brother of (he bride' and Pat I)t'l Vtllagio. 'hit' ss t'dd ing I' e'cept ion took plae' in (lit' e'hiui'cli fellowship hall, after sc hitch the ((lU 1e It'll on i s (-(filing trip to Walt Disney World. 'hlic tanIc was form i ierl 'i liJill lye d as it l eache r aI Laurel Oaks Acadeiuis .111(1 (tie groun ItS stat ioned ss ithi the' United States Air i"orn' at Egi in Aft- Force Base, Fort Walton Beach. 'l1ie' ('ommini ii 551011 e r IA)ngseuod, the' bride' given in niiarn'tagt' by .'". P ice' scater; ('ath Mr. and Mrs. Donald 9j5 ~ ~. y't! Ittihe'rt ~ 'Lflhii: 'Jf ('miii (V t16%I , ,1I ,) dp .6 . A. j. - -'.1 ..,i,..'-l. .i' ti- . ': AdmlkL ~ I - .' A , L + ~`, , 1. 3,60 2:07.3. ,I .,. . _____ i 1 ~I' 4 I-! ** - 1. . ',. n vir, " AMMOM .. , I -_ -~ _11 . -_ ____ * GOOMESW :J '. , 1_1 ~ edged with lace' and attachmt'd to a lace' cap truninied with pearls. .She tarried a Ixiuquet of white carnations accented %% lilt peach roses. 'hit' brmde'smn;mids we're' Al Williams, Clea r- Frene'ii - . " a I-, ,:~_,I=I _~_ ~~. - t~ - Hockey ,. Toronto - Rehired George Punch" Imlach as general manager and director of hockey operations k, S Transactions - \'ale'rie Renee of Altanionte' Springs and Airman l"irsl ('lass Scott I 'e' Russell 01 Long wood cxc ha ii ged marriage vows Saturda ,June 30 at euilulnunitv Unite'ei Methodist ('hurt-ti of ('asselbcrrv. Officiating at the f),Iil. double ring cere'mnoniv was Rev. .1. Arthur Padgett. The daughter of Mrs. I )olore's M . h"re'Ihe'hl of .1at.' ksonvi I be' a nd Se'nunioht' MISS . N "$ : ': - Continues Search - - I - - ,.,t*4 -- -' Miss French Weds Scott Russell - - :- .''.-w. - - . tulidght, huilil, ever, when the .r- = -i 5, i979-1B - - U.S. -T xn.',' Thursday, July - 0AYTONA E,EE WED First Game 200mlngo-Prad.ra 16.10 3.20 4.00 I frusta-Fornan 6.00 9.00 I Arano.P*clna 4.00 Q (20) 44.48; P (3-0-3) 139.40. Second Game 2carasa-Fernan 10.20 9.20 2.40 5 Victor-Pradera 27.40 2.80 I Domingo-Andre 2.20 0(1.1)37,40: P (2-5) 462.00; T (2-511 229.50; 00 (22) 160.50. Third Cam. ITrani 12.20 6.80 4.80 Stolen Bases I RodoIfo 7.80 1.80 National League Moreno, I vucani 4.90 Pitt 33; North, SF 32; Scott, Q (44)53,88; P (4-4) 19330: T (4-4St.L 21; Cedeno, Hou 73; Scott, 1) 41220 Ml) fl Fourth Game LeFlore, SZubI.lsldro American League 10.20 4.S0 4.40 KC 36; Cruz, 1 Sara Gash II Dot 40; Wilson, 5.50 3.20 Sea 23; Wills, Tea fl. Bonds, 2GaldosDlsga 3.60 CloY V. 0(1-1) 30,20; P ( 5- I) 12.38: T (5-1Pitching VictorIes 3)706.50. National League - Nleluo, Fifth Game ____ a ne 59 226 74 .327 Wilson, KC 72235 76 .373 Lansford, Cal 02335 109 .322 Home Runs National League - Kingman, Chi?8 Schmidt, Phil hA Foster, Cmrt 19 Robinson, Pitt, Simmons, St.L. and wnfield SO merican Ltague - Lynn (loS Thomas, 22. Mil 20; Baylor, Cal 19; Rice, Bas 18; Singleton, Bait and Grich, Cal 17. Runs Batted In National League Kingman, and Chi Foster, Cin 65; Winfield, SO 62; Clark, SF 35; Simmons, St.L 57. American League Baylor, Cal 73; Lynn, Bos 67; Smalley, MIm 62; Rice, Bos 59; Thomas, MU and Sochi*, Sea 5$. I ry For Vlsc M Evening Herald, Sanford, Fm. _________________ A 4. FIRESTONE STORE 1st & FRENCH SANFORD 322-0244 �BLOND%E IM5TARVEDBUT t~%; 25—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Thursday, July S1 197 T'EOlET59ECIA1' ') II- is ii- by Chic Young 1 HISUE .!VEkADT.4EE MY WEIGHT r W Y! L L ACROSS 51 Spotted Answer to Previous Puzzle wildcat MR I Lichendye S3Flower PH 55 Run th N 56 Co in Oregon 13 Orchestra 57 Print IF T i4charg:with 2 Pr I oblems: eart., H Evening Herald, Fl. Thursday, July 5lc TV HIGHLIGHTS And Communication gas 40— i S4 t4 DOWN 15 ns name 16 Holds off I Folk 17 Weather bureau (ebb,.) 2 knowled ge 18 Group tribesmen M rs. Truman 3 Fling 21 Mosquito 4 Isinglass .— — I k / I, BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker E NOW $ L_____ ) \ 14A Nr)e. V0 0 0 a OFF!' E " — : i 23 group (abbr.) 27 School scr,bed 32 One and all 6tablet 3 3 Carried 7 Tided 34 Bottom out 8 still 35 Trinity 9 Seafood 36 Take for 10 Root edge g ranted 11 American 39 Hollow Indians Sturdy tree 12 Botch 42 Catch 19 Lyric poem 46 Express 21 Haven 47 Kind of pastry 22 Hindu widow i ! V ONE x a R !1 I H UL I — 43 Summit 44 Owned 45 Mideast seaport 47 Roman robe 48 With (Fr.) 25 Lifted (Fr) 26 President (ebb,) 28 Plant pan 29 Sloped 30 Nipple 49 Lease 3 Swirl 37 Gain d of 50 payment (Fr) command 38 Environment 52 Plaza cheer agency(abbr) 54 Unit of 41 French school illumination ____ '4 — 15 THE BORN LOSER lel by Art Sansom IF %bu CM oxss HM WW JELLY 56A05 1 — I — UPV 90 MY HA.X'S I'LL ) 1V YOU O1H OF 111Mj / 16 18 19 — \ 25 24 — — — — — — 32 33 34 35 — — 40 — _____ T" '— 46 144 51 4 LII MRCnIE k AW, I SAW THAT DUMB "A SCIENTIST YEAH F IT'S THE SAME I MAKES A CLONE WHAT'S PLAYING1111 SEND L MOVIE THAT'S THE, 1.oLo TIRED PLOT AT THE BIJOU AND IT DESTRCS THE < ON CL ES. TWIN HIM! TROUBLE WITH CLONES. Bob Montana THEY'RE ALL, T'rAcEp. 52 55 — — — — — — — — — — — iT" T' i 53 54 56 __ — — — — — — — and the other term defines the Whenever anyone has a chronic area of heart muscle that was or serious Illness, the illness damaged when you had the can affect his sex drive. I'm heart attack. Neither term tells sending you The Health Letter you how severe the attack was. number 2.12, After The Heart That has to be based cz other Attack. It includes a short findings, mostly how well discussion on sex and heart you've recovered since then. attacks. Other readers who For the benefit of other want this Issue can send 50 readers,the Pronest 1 Is a cents with a long stamped selfmedicine used to help prevent addressed envelope for it. Send heart Irregularities. Coumadin your request to me, in care of prevents blood clotting and is this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, an anticoagulant. Dlgon is a Radio ty Station, New York, digitalis medicine used to help NY 10019. ' ' I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL [eJ E E K & ME EK by Howls Schneider fING i Its" V J' 'iç ( I P' . . 4: -' ' '. •. with, there's a good chance . u' 1 ccin. e& on the short end ________________________________________________ af things. TIJ15 CO."114 Jeor you inight SAG117ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. be given greater respon* 21) You'll have little tolerance sibilities where your workor today for those who butt into career Is concerned. Do a good Your affairs. Yo know who oolq job because the rewards are they are, so steer clear of them. not overtake South wound up equally as large and coWd Don't ask for trouble. with four spades, four clubs continue for a long time. NORTH CAPRICORN (Dec. n-Jan. (after losing the club 8 CANCERJune 20-July fl) Be 19) Don't count on others to bail finesse) and two diamonds extra safety-conscious today you out today by doing your for a 10- trick total. 07 At the other table W. Howwhen working with tools or work or making excuses for • A Q J 63 ard Woolworth, the bridge operating any mechanical you. They won't dø it, WEST EAST editor of the Buffalo Courier devices. You are short on AQUARRJS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 4 1054 • 7632 Express, sat East and patience and could get careless. Extreme tact will have to be IV A 10843 V K J played theJack of hearts at Discover with whom you best used In any group endeavors • 10 86 2 •QJ54 trick one. No one can blame get along romantically by 0K8 5 uth for taking his queen today. Tempers are flaring. It 42 right U ep ay COS sending for your new Astro- might seem like everyone has soum h hisen contract. He had to Graph 1,etter which begins with chip on his shoulder. 0K3 try the club finesse in order your birthday. Mail $1 for each V Q 9 6 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) to score nine tricks 'and 4 A K9 3 to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Watch your behavior today. when it lost, Howard pr 10 Radio City Station, N.Y.10019. The slightest infraction will be duced the king of hearts. Be sure to specify birth sign. -met with little sympathy or Vulnerable: Both West overtook and cashed LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In understanding for your Dealer: North the rest of the hearts for a total of five defensive tricks. social situations today You're reasons. West North East South Howard's play was unuapt to take things a tit tuo ARIES (March 21- April 19) If 14 Pass I sual to say the least, but seriously and respond in a things don't go exactly your - P833 14 Paw 2 NT eminently correct. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass manner unbecoming to you. way with co-workers today, West wasn't likely to have Pass Think before you react.. you're liable to retort sharply. reentry for his heart suit VIRGOtAug. 23-Sept. 22) In Hold your tongue even If the :nd Howard's only hope was your effort to try to catch up other person is wrong. to get that queen of the South Opening lead: V4 w hand at trick one. Also Howa the things you e TAURUS (April 20-May 10) ard could see that without undone this week you might Someone may make a Iuiwiciai the club suit South could- not expect more from others than commitment on your behalf By Oswald Jacoby take more than eight tricks. today that you won't know and Alan Sontag INEWSPAPER ENTERPHISIR ASSN LIBRA (Sept- M-W- 23) about 'till it's too late to do Take things easy if you're Ured anything but meet it. This Here is a hand that de(Do you have a questioA lor today. Otherwise, you could be person meant well. clded a team match some 40 the experts? Write "Ask -'the years ago. extremely tough on those who GEMINI (May 21-June Expert$," care of this new' 'paP players don't deserve It. per. Individual questions'win ryo E veryone at home including r v vedat cc notrum 05th 0 be answered II accompanied SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you may be a trifle edgy today. Wests opened the four of by stamped, self-addre;ped He as prudent as possible in all You'll have to be especially hearts. At table one, East envelopes. The most intorestfinancial dealings today. If careful not to worsen things by played his king and contin,ng questions will be usqd " ued with the Jack. South you're not careful who you deal being short-tempered. this column and will receive ducked and since West could COP43 Of JACOBY ) . • - 9:00 dM QUINCY When a teenl dies sa; a result of a legal OI'tIOfl done bya drunk. ..' an doctor, Quincy Investigates and uncovers a conspiracy of 'Allence. (R) (1) a HAWAII FIVE-0 McGsirrstt suspects, foul play when four Identically construct- - 15 PlEA nc s TM u r'ir PRISCI Li IM NOr A VERY GOOP CX)NVERSATIONA1JST.' OULD YOU o by Al Vermeer is 114AT WAS A T YEA.H! HECKUVA AN' t HOW RATE STUART . A49SE17 rO RATE YOU WITE HIGH, PRI'5CILLA.' THAT VARN PCP FLY! I. 0 41 /A vJJ"çJç.P JT '4-v t/ 7 IF 'i 7 't * t ., JV I ' oil _J *J BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl M INO exTHIN&., FEVITION 7 PODPOY. IN 'THE 5T CHAROSP NFWONTATION TH 13UT I HELP MY ewouN iz, I WOCKIES, \4DFw1.-I HERE,, IT *AY5;,, WAPe IN ZA PAN" ______ -'i), . i - . by Stan Lee and John Romita . rr meAws— I'M MARKED FOR 'Y otir .. :- GO' .' - . 7:00 ' 5" TODAY (4) FRIDAY MORNING 0 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) Q TODAY CGOOD MORNING AMEFIICA 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO EASY GD OVER ' e'26 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (M NEWS 8:30 TODAY G 0000 MORNING AMEIRI. CA •UUA8,YOGAANDYOU(R) 900 (1)(2[) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS , A . ' XtM):AS IL A I àk ___ I 1HRM11b MY PR P=hm 5MMU4% A PACK OF SCOA I "MRAIN 10 POPT. Aurm __ I U I ME 110W . ___ FOR 0THE(NG SEARCH 9:55 G) UPBEAT 1000 (1) ([Z CARD SHARKS (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 6 STUDIO SEE(R) 1030 CE(M ALL STAR SWRETS (1) LOVE OF LIFE Q WHEW1 a ELECTRIC COMPAW (R) 10:55 •C88 NEWS 1100 (1) a HIGH ROLLERIII (1) a THE PR= Is IRIGHT 6LAVVM A SHIRLEY(A) •H000EP000S LODGE 11:30 CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE a FAMILY FEUD OMWOROMM(R) AFTERNOON 1200 PAGIWORD KW GDTHE YOU140 AND THE AE8TLEU 6111111011116" 40 SESAME BTREET (R) mws 2F00óNEW8 YOU . .... . L . . , / I I - ktL V 'I "T OUt OF al S . . . 4 I ... ____ "This is very strange, Cassidy said. "I have to find some sort of a way of doing both at the same time, but I haven't been able to figure that out yet. Every time I really go for a push in one direction, the other intrudes." writing flultasy t)l)e stories, but His latest push, a two-month :our to promote a new Warner album "llocin Service," started Wedne day arrisui, tie was tIe bit neous about at 11the response will bc,' he said "I haven't been tour for a year and this is my first albuin out in a year." ' Monev and full, as weilas a lot of experience. are the things Howard Ilesseman got out of working in improvisational groups as 'I'lle ('olninittee, which was headed b' Richard Sehaal. - rovis n I - L . , s -- .• . - '- . 'ff C&. suitable personality traits right after the pilot fihi ss shot For the late Freddie Prinze and the writers have picked and Robin Williams it began them up. He also asked for a with standup routines in small wardir be change. "hoc just wouldn't go for the d ubs ilk 'h Comedy Store wilted drip-dry suit they gave before live audiences. Good, es as far as it goes. him." Yes, it was tacky. But not But improvisational groups, who put together on-the-5 I t enough. Roars Howard, "It had characterizations It was another imstruictions shouted at them b the audience carry the "live" provisational group, The challenge one step further. And Premise in New York City, that it Is credited by some of today's spawned Joan Darling, seen for finest actors for developing a couple of seasons on IV in "Owen Marshall, Counsellor at .i "i' Law" For P raw aul Dooley, Qvwflu began It all. It was the starting She has given up acting point, too, for Mike Nichols and because she had other — and Elaine May, (both of whom in bigger — goals for herself. later vests directed Paul in First she founded an acting stage plays), J d school d was the teacher Anne Meara, Alan Alda and Arthur Hill (who played Owen Alan Arkin. Marshall) chose for his The verntality assured Dooley daughter, when he couldn't talk a nice living doing TV com- the sprout out of following his mercials (through his own footsteps. company, All Over Creation) In recent years, Joan has Al discovered progressed to the higher ANNE THAYER . :. Cassidy enjoys Southern California's "fast lane" life style when he's not on tour shuttling from cityto elI' by jet he's pulling gears in his new $W,000 Careers " him for movies. He weared plateau for which she was two years ago In The Wed- aiming and is much in ding." Then In "A Perfect demand as the director of TV Couple," he got top billing. Now shows. in Altman's "Health," due out AU in all, Improvisation has around Qiridmas Paul also been a boost to many careers. gets a co-writer credit.For, u with most Second City grads, writing is second nature to him. Alm crediting improvisation. al theater as the major force in his &velopment is Howard Hewernan, the shrewed, slightly tacky deejay, Doc • Johnny Fever, In CBS's "WK" in Chiciml.1.11 The group that MW a "beloved alms mater" reverence to Howard's eye was The Committa in San Frxi- . AL Porsche is the best thingI've bought in terms of a luxury-type tWng," he said. "I . A "v7. 1 Y-03 322 T602 31. L1LAZAI I) 7:30'5:40 RYANOINEAL BARBRASTREISAND — _1HE H - N' EW R LASTNITE 7:40-9:45 THEEARLYOAVSnn .. PLAnIDQ 1 ALl MacO RAW MOVIE ZI • D 3221216 CLOSED THURS. STARTS FRI. 1:30-11-40 ALL NEW CHEERLEADFAS a ... . H ALL P -'. FISH 'N CHIPS DINNER OR SNACK FROM I - • I 'e"we. ° gLBtdlwualsodecently of Am U U S N1W ON Emp, 1041101m) AL where the dmilce Is RichaW •• Cheer yourself up with. .. sun in an 5"dic" 'Please Stand By" wries, was, in the INIK On actor-martageir who Me,says lbward, teadw you L I He aft, "Thm aW ww, 1 ' ,, .. CAN 2i95 UVS 149y R6 t° — . _ -- r Ridwd Shaal, who currently SO. ME HOLLYWOOD (UPI) don't splurge on myself much the movie magazines tend horizon. Teenage idol Shaun Cassidy has because I am very conscious of toward the negative sort of Although hit: been doing some serious the way I spend money. I know I thing, while the teen magazines Shirley Jones vit h a thinking about his career and am making d1 this money in a go for the 1(101 t)1e of thing I "avoid the tetn idul h whether — time think ia dPatrick ll" at the age of 20 — lie can make last the rest of in%, life." For those disappointed that Shaun's blond, 0 1. '1 keep the fickle bubble-gum set Cassidy"very uivestnient hi ma b€ abandoning the thir, has a1riad di( U squealing. conscious11 and has settled into pubert)', generation: relax. future with several His squeeky-clean, boyish h is second Santa Monica There's another Cassidy on the agents. good looks have kept his face on Mountains canyon home the covers of teen magazines mainly to avoid the kids who or )ears. / despite C crowded into my front yard late monthly challenge of pretty-boy at night," : newcomers, Cassidy has T I I •'l "It became such an managed to reign as THE he said. A couldn't be rude to teeny-bopper heart throb. But his critically acclaimed them and say 'get out of here."' dramatic debut In the television He conceded most people in special "Llke Normal People" Los it-igeles are "blase" about has opened up the eyes Of a running into entertainers, but audience lie has said lie sometimes resorts to broken away from the shallow wearing disguises when dining Joe Hardy role and become a out or, more often, stays at convincing actor. home. _____ "I think the movie opened up . . but I stay home quite a bit, an older audience to me," Cassidy said. "They may not its not a Howard Hughes-ish buy my records or go to my type of tiling. It's important not concerts, but I may have gained to fall into that. You have to go out and be, with the people a Cassidy is a bit surprised at lot." the reaction from the film Right now, he said, his music colony. career is most important, 'u;.. "Suddenly, I have received although lie doesn't appear all these scripts to play crippled worried about being dethroned peopleandpeoplewithnoarms as teen idol monarch. and stuff," he said. "It seems "I really try not to their scope Is so small." :°' lie's also maturing into a mstlf about it, he sass I i convincing rock 'n roller and is tt'I the magazines are kind of 41 curious whether teen-agers will hurting or u ic g still jam the concert halls. lie Both the teen magazines arid hopes the bubble-gum set will the movie magazines are . . 1Hbward for TC he 6U 20? ... RocIiy II," 'Escape From ~Icistraz" and "The Main .,- Age • 10.30 bY Craig Legge At . It ZOONIES l I ,,,, -0 SNEAK PREVIM Roger Ebert and Gerw Siskell review .L l :.•••. 4 • . S ' . A.M.WEATHER 6 4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 8.55 , N FLORIDA MORNING FLORIDA HOUSE KEEPER! . . .partoftowA. . JONES Bama-by's Investigation Into the .,. --,daisth of a corporate exeicull" Mods him to a Powerful relig'.lous cult. (Part lof2)(R) ''Q EVENING IN -A once-great producer 4ttempto to make a comeback, rfeding at the Cannes Film Feelval. His plans are tempors* stopped by an explosion In his room. (Put I of 2) - Hi ____ ./ 6:30 (1) U DAVID CASSIDY Dan , Shay pom as a junkie to . , befriend a drug addict whose help he needs In finding a robbeir hoWd up In a sleazy - -:. . . (.4) KUTANA O THE LITTLE RASCALS A :1 by T. K. Ryan 2:00 CD (12 THE DOCTORS 8 ONE LIFE TO LIVE F1.OWER SHOW 2:30 (1)(M ANOTHER WORLD LIGHT 6)V.I. PEOPLE 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER / TUMBLEWEEDS THE WORLD TURNS CROCKETT'8 VICTORY GARDEN WOMEN ONLY SLOPPY j4 1:30 (1)0 AS 8 SUNRISE yS ON CANT LET HER THINK X'M A . ITI.5 J'L.,IPCPOVR Ift'J" r py M CRACKERRARREL FSTER WKAr W 001 THIS PLASTIC EMERGECONEl THE GONG SHOW 0BEWITCHED OWILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS U MAKE ME LAUGH CD SESAME STREET(A) 4.30 ® MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY 'TYLER MOORE 0MERV GRIFFIN 5:00 CD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0THE ODD COUPLE 6:30 NEWS (3 HOGAN S HEROES 8.00 (2) EARLY DAY iioo SPIDER-MAN r THO CULX 6EW ME A 3.30 0 MASH (R) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) W JULIA CHILD AND COM_ The - (l PTL CLUB . ____ I X TJ ad and supposedly burglarWoofed banks are robbed. (R) 0BARNEY M4.LER A wild. :.0yed gunmw locks Barney and '$* men In their own Jail with a joony ventriloquist and his obscene dummy. (R) W GOOD-BYE AMERICA A 'dramatic r.-enactment of the final debate in the British Par. Uament on the Issue of Amen-can Independence Is presented In a May 1776 setting. (R) 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Floy throws his own mother Into ",the slammier when shis and her . friends stop a sit down strike building ' - IIVI 8:30 0 ANGIE The unexpected Occurs when Angie's mother -and Brad's father go out on a date (R) WIN AT BRIDGE • 1yt nan enterta n ng musical. cal. 'variety special. ID AIjCTURES GREAT AND SMALL "Calf Love" Siegfried has a major victory 'md his brother Tristan has to deal with pigs in more ways 40an °" '' . (-/D OGENERALHOSPITAL FRENCH CHEF 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 SUMMER SEMESTER o YOUR BIRTHDAY July,6 . ) ROW O RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDDAY 0THE YOUNG AND THE HOLLYWOOD .:. :OMATCHOALESQUARES — HOROSCOPE J MORNING . -.---- - 730 (1) LIARS CLUB . ' — — REPORT Over SEARCH FOR TOMOR. - — 41 — •. ' 7 38 I r her Influence to get it Published. -'0 (It THE CROSS-wiTs 0 JOKER S WILD • .. — I. 7:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE A ft Bess writes a composiDon, Phyllis w ant s Mary to use $100,000 NAME THAT and all. The nitrates this medicine aect a mans nitroglycerin are useci to help •' 0 CAROL BURNETT AND sex drive and how long does improve the balance between :••FRIENDS heart patient have to %6D DICK CAVETT Guest: anticoagulant medicine? And is circulation to the heart muscle %Mllos Forman. and how much work the heart it all right to take vitamins and does. 8:00 minerals? You'll need to take the anNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC mazon" An DEAR READER I can see ticoagulant medicine or odyssey down the won you do have a little problem in Coumadln as long as YOUT ' river, from the Andes communication. Those big doctor wants you to. Unless.mhtIut to the ocean. terms that You're asldng about there's a reason not to talie lt THE WALTONS Mary .@ are medical terms for "heart many patients take it for years. - EUco learns her husband Curt attack." That's why your And, of course, you should be was among the servicemen bombed lt Pearl Harbor. (R) doctors keep telling you when able to take vitamins if you k you ask them what they mean want thinks his presence Is I t rf that you had a heart attack. It's difficult sometimes to Ihg with Mndy's love life and Coronary artery disease means whether any medicines a decides to solve the problem that they think you have fatty• person is taking affect his sex by running away. (fl) cholesterol blockage in the life or not. None of the ones ThE ENTERTAINERS Rita — 28 29 130 31 27 26 36 k — 22 21 23 I L_120 — 4 " pip U 4M T. W7 T"kyo TO TRICK 40U — — 17 — — 11) VILLA ALEGRE R I've not been given a You shouldn't assume that nitroglycerin not getting nitroglycerin tablets tablets so I assume rt5t means that you don't have ies are not deposits in the , your coronary that or ,vui7 at have blockage in not the cae at arteries. That's anythin hi g to do with it' Does all I 13 CBS NEWS you've not been 8tven for 11:30 (2) WIMBLEDON UPDATE Bud Collins and Dick Enberg present highlights of the days acUs this esti9:o tennis tournament from don. England. QD NEWLYWED GAME 0M*A*S'H Frank decides to make money by auctioning off the camp garbage, while Hawkeye's love life suffers a Serious setback. (R) 0 STAR8KY & HUTCH A young musician facing linencinDy hard times accidentally steals counterfeit money from a mobster. (R) ED POUTICAL PROGRAM 600 0 ONEws - r ..Y W DICK CAV Guest: VinCOfllSCully.(Parl 1012) EVENING ;. al ante sept INI P A 2 NP 42 Wk 23 Distress c ________________ — 7 L0 LW I DEAR DR. LAMB I had a hftatthckslXmonthsagoand r. e dodo diagnosed it as coronary artery disease with myocardi aca ro Lamb infarction. Since then I've been 4 three doctors and every time I ask what that means they tc me I've had a heart atthck Believe me,* doctor, 1 know I hadaheartattack.Whatlwant stsengthen the heart muscle to know is how serious and what and prevent heart failure' It's important that you take' this all that means. I'm taking four different kinds of medicine Pneyl, tel you to. • e The Isordil IS a nitrate b Isordil, Dlgoxln and cnedIn I know what the Pronestyl and is used to help prevent head the Cournadin are for but I don't pain and angina. That 1 has know what the other two are something to do with why ! !i I i • WS 6,49 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford Phone 322-9212 And, U you think Dw hu ptto slyer and funnier w On weeks go by, you're right. Howard started Insinuating Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10 a.m. to I I p. m. Fri and Sat. lOam to 12 p.m. - - �, r 46-EvenlngHlrald,Sanford,FI. ThursdayJulyS,1979 _______________________ ________ Legal Notice Legal Notice — Legal Notice Thursday. july 5, 1979-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Leyal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS CALEN7f1!_UZI PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. The Seminole County Board Notice is hereby glvn that The Seminole County Board SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. — sonics incorporated Is engaged In County Commissioners, as Prime County Commissioners, as Prime CASE NO. 7912$CA.09.P business at 1201 S. Eastlake st., Sponsor for the Comprehensive Sponsor for the Comprehensive ______________________ __________________ Longwood, Seminole county, Employment and Training Act Employment and Training Act TOM NEWSOM, (CETA) funds, requests eligible (CE TA) funds, request eligible Florida, under the fictitious name Plaintiff. agencies interested in operating a agencies interested in operating a GRAPHIS and that Sensonics corporated intends to register said FY 00 Youth Employment and FY 0 Youth Community Con. THURSDAY, JULY5 ELIZABETH DREGGORS, name with the Clerk of the Circuit Training Program (YETP) ider servation and Improvement Prolecs MARY 1 time ................ 4 3c a Iin IV to aka MARY DREGGORS. aka Wt'l ID Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Court, Seminole County, Florida In CETA Title IV to submit a Program (YCCIP) under CETA Title co,necutiveHmes .. . . 38c a line DREGGORS. AVCO FIN. Methodist Church, Casselberry. accordance with the provisions of proposal for funding consideration, submit a Program Proposal for MARY C. SERVICES OF HOL. iconsscutive times .....3k a line ANCIAL P.M. 5:30 8:00 AM. Eligible Agencies: Seminole funding consideration. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To LYWOOD, FLORIDA, INC.. a Al .Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, MONDAY thru FRIDAY Wit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes County public or private non.pro4it Eligible Agencies: Seminole County Sanford. neighborhood or community based public or private non.profit neigh. Florida corporation, SEMINOLE SATUR DAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum 1957 organizations or assocIations, in. borhood or community based M E MO R I A L H OS P I TA L. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, Sig. David W. Krohne cluding local educational in. organzatbons or associations, In. MAURICE WHEELER and VIR. David R. Schilling GINIA MAE WHEELER. his wile, 4th and French Avenue, Sanford. stitutions and units of local govern. cluding local educational In. John .1. Krohne Stitutions and units of local govern. Publish: June28, july 5, 17, 19, 1979 merit. DeBary Blood drawing, 4-7 p.m., community center NOTICE OF SALE > Purpose of YETP: This program merit. DEK in NOTICE IS GIVEN that pursuant I'utpose of YCC1P: This program on South Shell Road, for donors 17 through 65. seekstoestablish programs that will ba Final Judgment dated June 25, ___________________________ make asignificant long.term impact provides youth who are 1K. — 1979. in Case No. 7902$ CA.09.F. of periencirsv severe difficulties in FRIDAY, JULY6 on the structurai unemployment problems of youth, thus enhancIng Obtaining employment with well the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Birthday Party-Dance for Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., to Judicial Circuit in and to.' Seminole supervised work In proleds that .,...,.. their lob orasoects and career .. ,.... , , rw I U ?LU I __________________________ ViAUI dW uuIIlwsya; QWLIWI rair, unaiiuu. LVLUaU County, Florida, In which TOM — ______________________ ' produce tangible benefits in the portun1tie. CLOSING, VACATING AND NEWSOM i$ th Plaintiff, and community. Seminole County's by Orlando Music Makers. The program is designed to assist ABANDONING RIGHTS.OF.WAY 6—.Child Care MARY ELIZABETH DREGGORS. econominically disadvantaged Unemployed, Undereiflployed, or in. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, a k.a MARY DREGGORS, a.k.a _____________________________ youth 16 through 19 years o age are school youth 16 through 21 years Altamonte Springs. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: MARY C. DREGGORS, AVCO FIN. eligible for participation. Flrst&Onlychildcarecenteropen age who are economically dlsad. NOTICE iS hereby given that the * ANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. The deadline for receiving Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Saturday in Sanford — Begin. ?ltQd, Board of County Commissioners WOOD. rLORIDA, INC., Florida ning June 2. Sanford Early Airport. The deadline for receiving proposals is Thursday, July 12, 1979. Seminole County, Florida, at its corporation, SEMINOLE MEM. Chiidcare Center. 332.6445. Program Proposal packages in For further Information contact: South Volusia Sertorna, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Several needed Immediately. Regular Meeting held on the 26th ORIAL HOSPITAL, MAURICE _________________________ Brenda Donnan, Senior Planner, Thursday, July 12, 1979. For further day of June, A. D.. 1979. in AAA EMPLOYMENT WHEELER and VIRGINIA MAE Seminole Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. County Manpower Christian L.adywill baby sitI child information contact: Brenda County Commissioners' M.øtlng 912 French Aye. WHEELER, his wife. are the Division. First Street and Park Donneri Senior Planner, Seminole in my home. Mon thru Fri. $25 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, (corner 10th 0. French) Defendants, I will sell to the highest Avenue, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Phone: wk. 3239114. Cii.jnty Manpower Division, First Lake Howell Road. Seminole County, Florida. pursuant 3235176 and best bidder for cash in the lobby Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, 3234230, Ext. 392. to Petition and Notice heretofore Bohannon's Day CareCenter Publish: Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian at the West door of the Seminole June 20, July 5, 1979 Fl 32711, Phone: 3234330, Ext. 392 Nurses Aide for home care in SW. given, passed and adopted a Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. DEK.63 County Courthouse in Sanford, Church SR Publish: June 20, July 5. 1979 Volusia & Scm. Ctys. Must hasç? Resolution closing, vacating and Openb:3OAM6:3OPM Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 NOTICE OF PROCEbOINO FOR DEK65 Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden own car 8 1 yr. exp. FuIl.Part, abandoning, Sdayswk. renouncing and 331.7420 AM, on the 19th day of July, 1979, VACATING AND ABANDONING A time avail. Call Day Area Home disct6iming any and all right of the Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. FICTITIOUS NAME the following described property PORTION OF A STREET WANT TO GET AWAY Health Services. 3210800, 775: County of Seminole and the public in forth In the Summary Final Notice is hereby given that I am FOR AWEEKEND'p SATURDAY, JULY 7 7700. Equal Opportunity Em.' and to the foltowing described engaged in business at 101 Sweet. Judgment in Foreclosure: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I will care for your child in my ployer. rights of way, to Wit Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. water Blvd. So. Longwood, Fl. You will take notice that the City The West 100 feet of the East 400.30 home. Fri. evening to Sun. SeminoleCounty. Florida,underthe Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Commission of the City of Sanford feetofthe$outh l20feetoltheNorth evening. Excellent care in. Wanted: Mature lady to live in,' West 100 ft. of Lots 1, 5. And 6, fictitIous name of KINTNER Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on July ½ of the Northeast ¼ of the Church. cluding meals and church. prepare meals and care for Block D, and Lots 1. S. and 6. Block REALTY, and that I intend to 23. 1919, In the City Commission SoutheaSt ¼ of the Southeast ¼ of References available. Call 670. invalid lady in Sanford residence F, of the revised Map of Chuluota, Bluegrass Music Hoedown, 2-7 p.m., Hitching Post, register said name with the Clerk of Section 1. Township 20 South, Range Room at the City Hall in the City of 03si. for salary, room and board according to Plat Book 2. Page 31. the Circuit Court, Seminole County. 31 East, Seminole County, Florida. __________________________ Sanford, Florida, will consider and Chuluota. Free to public, References requested. Call 305. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the determine whether or not the City Dated this 25th day of June, 1979. fl3jfln to Eat 3224235 week days. SUNDAY, JULY 8 Florida. provisions of the Fictitious Name (SEAL) --_.will close, vacate and abandon any Ballroom and round dancing,8 p.m., Temple Shalom, By the Board of County Corn Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 right Of the City and the public in Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. missioners of Seminole County, Florida Statutes 1957. and to a portion of a street lying Clerk of the Circuit Court Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. • PEAS • . 51g. Robert V. Kintner, Sr. Florida, this 76th day of June, AD., between 27th Street, Orlando Drive By: Eleanor F. Buratto Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 1919. Publish July 5, 12. 19, 26, 1979 and Lake Minnie, being more BLACK EYE.CONCHS Deputy Clerk ROUTE SALES Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Board of County Commis. DEL23 particularly described as follows: Law Offices of j U.PICK. Fields in Oviedo 8. $3 ____________________________________________________________ Good work background. Mature, sioners of Seminole BERRY & FULLER The Westerly onehalf (30 feel) of Sanford. Call 365.3217 for ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS must take physical County, Florida Suite S that certain street named THE directions. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. AAA EMPLOYMENT Kirk Plaza Building CROSSWAY, as delineated on an PILOIAN FARMS PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Clerk of Circuit Courf 912 French Ave. 110 East Commercial Street Amended Plat of Druid Park, PIat EpLTy' TRANSFERS that Sealed Proposals will be By. SAndra S. Jacobs, D. c. (corner 10th & French) Post Office Drawer 0 Book 7, pages 5 and 6, Public CrowdersU.Pick received by the Seminole County Clerk 3233176 Sanford, Florida 32771 Records of Seminole County. Stripling Farms. Narcissus Ave. Housing Authority, Sanford, Florida (SEAL) Publish June 20 & July 5. 1919 Florida. 322.5997 or 322.1007. Amande A. Ensor & Eli .1. Rehm Virginia R. Trimbath Everitt, , at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, ' Liz Blackburn OEKI)0 Persons interested may appear wf. Ella M. SE'/ of SE'/i of Sec 16, ER. Everitt to John J. Mitzi & Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on Mother's earn extra money by, Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Land Development Division and be heard at the time and place Jacqueline E. Muniz, W½ of Lot 16 $00' demonstrating our TOYS 8 July 27, 1919, for the Renovation of _______________________________ delivery, riin. $20 order. Sanford Room 113 specified, Henry Coleman Clark, Jr. BIK D Slovak Hill Subdv. sii,o. Sewage Treatment GIFTS. No cash investment, no area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion System. Seminole County City of Sanford, Magnolia Serf Corp to Craven FriedaL.toArthurE. Perklns&wf. Elevated Drain Field in accordance collecting or delivery, No ser, Meats. Courthouse Florida Dev. Co. Lot 30, Wekiva Club Est. Roberta L. Lot W I Weklva Hunt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR _____________________________ with Drawings, Specifications and vicechg. No exp. necessary. Call. Sanford, Florida 32771 By: H. N. Tamm, Jr. Club, Fox Hunt Sec. 1, 550,300. Sec Six. $fl,000. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Procedural Documents prepared Friendly Toy Parties now. 323. Publish July 5. 1979 ll-It,n City Clerk CIIftonJ. HarrIs&wf. Laura M.to PROBATE DIVISION ___________________________ _____________________________ by Clark, Dietz and Associates. 5456 also booking parties. DEL26 Seaboard Coast Line RR to Publish July 5, 1979 Theodore Kotzen 8. wf. Litl Lot SO pll Number 79.26).CP Cr.;Ineers, Inc. William F. Anders & wf. Jean E. A DEL 2$ Highland Pines, Un. 3. $43,000. IN RE:ESTATE OF The project, located in the City CHRISTMAS IN JULY stripol land 30 ft wd in SE'' of NW½ JUNE W. SEADEEK, — Oviedo, Florida, consists of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE John H. Wiiliams & wf. Irene K. of sec 1), 21.3) etc. $2,100. Creative Expressions 323.0312 EIGHTEENTH JUDtCIAL dR. replacement of the upper level tile Deceased. Alan 0. Bryant & wf. Catherine, Lot _______________________________ Conrad Wlrz, Sr. 8. Martha Wirz to CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEBIT AGENT distributionsystemandfiltermedia 2, BIk B. Knolwood, First Add, NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ManuelR.011veira&HildaM. wis Will train & license COUNTY, FLORIDA. in a two compartment elevated TO ALL PERSONS HAVING $125,000. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. ft of Lot 244 E 55 ft of Lot 2101 Duck CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$'19l7.CA.09.D Headlands, Inc. to Eco San, Inc. drain field, installation of piping and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST AAA EMPLOYMENT _________________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pond, First Add, 3751 Alfaya Trait, Oviedo, a ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF valves to allow selective dosing of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 912 French Ave. a COUNTY. FLORIDA line of Lot 56 of Fox Run. $100. JACKSONVILLE, a the drain field, repair of the lower OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (corner 10th 8 French) national Rolilngwood Homes to James T. CASE NO. 7I$•iaIi.CA.09.J * Clifford C. Corden 8. Wf. Lillian E. banking association, IN THE ESTATE: tile collection heading, replacement 323.5)76 Osborne 0. WI. Marie AS, Lot 7, to Philip M. Dascher&wf. Paula J. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of the chlorine feeder and housing Roilingwood, $63,400. MECHANIC TURNER L LINDSEY, et, at, L,.ots 245, BIk 27, Crystal Lk Winter that the administration of the estate Plaintiff, L.J. Wroten to City of On, S 30 Ft. Plaintiffs, system for the drain field effluent General mechanic, own tools & top vs. Homes Subdv. $41,900. of JUNE W. SEADEEK, deceased, and general clean up, reseeding of W'/i of SE'/i of SE¼ of Sec 32, pay. MInoervino Jorge & Alicia *1 to ELLINOR MOTOR COMPANY, FileNumber79.761.CP,ispendir,gIn the upper drain field surface area $15,133. TRANSCRIPTIONIST.;' H. JEFF VONIER and BARBARA AAA EMPLOYMENT Agusi.n Olmo & Evelis Lot 15, Lake the Circuit Court for Seminole INC., a Georgia corporation, it al., arid the discharge header and Judith A. Martin Hans & Husband Full time position for medical L VONI ER. his wife, et aI, 912 French Ave. ES'. County, Florida, Probate Division, Eugene T. Raymond L. Morris & WI. transcript ionist. Applicant must Defendants. chlorinator housing area. (corner 101h & French) .Troy H. Jones, Jr. &wf. Katherine the address of which is Sanford, PROPOSALS WILL Dendants. BE Laverne Lot 31. BIk E, Lk Kathryn 'cs),. .l __ ' T.B. to Ellis Knickerbocker & WI. i TI'EO 'i SALE e'' £LfA Park 4th Add. $3,160. '4" ./l'44. NOTICE Ot SOI4 .piy so Mrs. Dorothy, Lot 37 1E½ of Lot 36 of .ice 5 "ivy hereby given a: the estate is CALVIN E. tha .JP!.r ur Overtherosd drivers must have 1 Joan Marks, Medical Record NOTICE ISHEREBr' BLk4,SamuelA. Roblnson'sSubd4o Fl. Ru. Comm.i Bruce B. SEADEEK, whose address is 3)3 suant to order or final ludgment expiration ot the time essaoilsned year teeter experience. Apply Dept. Seminole Memor,isi. pursuant to Final Judgment of Preston & WI. Kit J.,. 1.01 7,), .5100. tered in this cause, the un Elm Drive, Cauelberry, Florida Metro Sales Corp. 1921 West 1st Hospltal,_Sanford. 3Q3.33245L.. Fordc$osur.snt.r.dlntheforegolng above for receIpt of Proposals. HIghlands Sec 4, 19.41, $34,000. Kn1ckrbocker I. *1. d.rslgned CIlrk Will sell 'Th. 37701. Thu name and address of the DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS St. Sanford........... ext. 750. cause of action, in the Circuit Court Dorothy to Thomas R. Rlsher &WI. George DavIs & WI. berta to A. followinn property in Seminole PROCEDURAL DOCU. personal representative's attorney Judicial Eghteenth Circuit. AND F. ElsIe B. E', of Lot 364 Lot 37 of Walter Temple, Ur. & Edward County, Florida: LET'S BE HONEST are set forth below. -ZIE.ED A SERVICEMAN? Ybu'iL Seminole County, Florida, Civil MENTS VandeSrgrifl BIk 4 Samuel A. Robinson Subdv. Lot 2. Cypress Landing The part of the following Drawings, Specifications and All persons having claims or if you weren't looking for a new find him listed in our Business. 7810)9 C.%09J, the Action No. $25,000. at Sabal Point. $77500 CCtitf' you wouldn't be reading described lands in Seminole County, Procedural Documents may be Service Directory. demands against the estate are undersigned Clerk will sell at public Robert A. Sevio & WI. Robin L. to Florida, lying Westerly of State Joseph T. Sisser I. WI. Ruth V. thisad, and itweweren't looking required WITHIN THREE MON. sale to the highest and best bidder obtained upon application at the Carlos F. Cordoba & wt. Patricia A. for someone to de a lob this ad Margaret H. SasserSsgI) to Peter B. Road 15 and 600: Beginning 26.40 THS FROM THE DATE OF THE for cash, at the West door of the office of Clerk, Oietz and Associates. LotS, BIk 0, Sweitwater Oaks Sec 7, * Paonessa (sg$) 0. Judith Ann chains South and 17 links West of the wouldn't behere. If you want the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Seminole County, Florida, at the Engineers, Inc., 500 West Fulton $1Saoo. Paonessa, Lot 33, Bik A, SeCOnd opportunity to earn Three to Northeast corner of SECTION 1). Street, Sanford, Florida, upon the NOTICE, to file with thsclerk of the hour of 11.00 a rn on the 24th day of EXECUTIVE 'kavenna Pk Sec orLoth Arbor. Five Hundred dollars a week, wI4'iF''0UTH, RANGE 30 'abov. co'F'a written statement Nancy CollierWootentoWayn,,K. July, A 1). 1979. that certain real i,ayment of a deposIt of $23.00 per call 1000.432.3403 anytime for SECRETARY $20,500. EAST, run thence North 64 degrees any claim or demand set. The deposit shall be they may in cash, or Chambers & wI. Line J. Lot 13, 131k property situate and being in recorded message. Piche Homes, inc. to Eugene 0. 30' West 16 chains, .outh 23 degrees have. Each claim must be in writing check drawn payable to Clark. Dietz C, Sweetwaten Oaks, SEC 1, $21,300, Shorthand SO wpm, typing 63 wpm. Seminole County, Florida, described Roberts 0. WI. Lucy M. Lot 12 and must Indicate the basis for the 30' West 10 chaIns, South 64 degrees and Associates.Engineers, Inc. The Excellent skills 3 benefits. Top AS folIow Ardith C. Rowe to Kenneth 0. Wekiva Hills, $57,100. 30' East 20 chains, North 25 degrees claim, the name and address of the deposit for each set will be refunded pay. Koch & WI. Nora E. Lots 208. wI. BIk Lot 7. Block C. COUNTRY CLUB * Lawyers Title Ins. Corp. to Terry creditor 30' East 10 chains, North 64 or his agent or attorney, to bonafide bidders upon return of degrees AAA EMPLOYMENT 11. Suburban Homes, $35,300. MANOR, UNIT NUMBER ONE, W.Covertlwf.SandraP.Wllftof 30' West 4 chains to the point of and the amount claimed. If the the Contract Documents in good 912 French Ave. AIR CONDITION according to the Plat thereof. as Evelyn Mathls to Willie Renfroq& 1)4 El ltd Lot 10, 01k B, English beginning, except the Southerly 340 Clalmisnotyetdue,thedatewttenit condition if not later than fifteen (corner lOth& French recorded in Plat Book 11, Page 35, f WI. Ellen, E'i of N', of E½ of BIk 9 Est. Un. Three. $71,500. RE PAIR MAN feet thereof, together with cli will become due shall be stated, if (IS) days following the award of a 323.5176 the Public Records of Seminole Tier 15 of town of Sanf. sioo. John M. 0!air& WI. Stephanie to the claim is contingent or Must be experienced top pay. structures and Improvements no Contract. Any non.bidder LounTy, :-ior,aa. wrence tiomes, tflC. to Ralph W. Liberty Realty Fund, Ltd. Lot 75, unliquidated, and hereafter on said premises, the nature of or the returnlngsuchas.twillberefunded LPN, Ftill time 8. part time. Apply AAA EMPLOYMENT DATED THIS 2nd day of July. Hickman & WI. Judith, Lot Windtree West, $36,500. , uncertainty shall be stated. If the real property, and the fixtures it. so.00. 912 French Ave. in person Lakeview Nursing A.D. 1979. Wrenwood Un. 3 3rd Add. 150,9)0. Jerome Wasserman & wI Elanor claim is secured, the security shall tached thereto; also all gas, steam, (corner 10th 3 French) Drawings, Specifications and Center 919 B. 2nd St. (5EAti to Carl A. Reed,.' 0. wI DebrIs, Lot Ginger S. Ford to Drake No Ford, electric, water arid other heating, be described. The claimant shall 323.3176 other Contract Documents may be Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Dental Assistant Lot 95, River Run Sec 3, $100, 105, Spring Oaks. $51,500. delivsrsufflcIentcoplesofth.clalm — cooling, cooking, refrigerating, examinedatthefollowir,glocatlons: Clerk ot the Circuit Court Robet J. Hester, III ($91) to Ronald J. Hartleto Bernadells A. Certification Preferred Assistant maintenance man for to the clerk to enable the clerk lighting, plumbing, ventilating, CIa,'k. Oietz and Asso. Hacker Homes, Lot 6. 81k G, Ooran,Lot 33, The Highlands, Sec Fly. June I. Curtis 3230130 aPtC0rnPleX.Mustbeabletoget mail one copy to each personal irrigating and power systems, catesEngineen. Inc. I.?VPUTy tirr LUJUFT1DUS ,iaraor auuov, 5)4,7gg, rour. 11W, .,ung wirn elderly people. 40 hr. teprewfltative. machines, appliances, fixtures, 500 West Fulton Street NED N. JUL lAN, JR ESQ. wk, '/: day Sat. & Sun. Some Jesse P1. Smith, Jr. 1. wf. Joyce E. Horace Wintred Davis & WI. Ann All persons interested In the estate equipment and appurtenances on Sanford, Florida 3777) SALES to Paul B. King & WI Betty Lot 7, 01k ST ENST ROM, DAVIS, maint, exp. req. Call 3fl.443 for S. to Jack W. Wolfe & WI. Melba Lot to whom a copy of this Notice said premises, even though they be C, Gogvlew Est., SEC of Meredith 79, Sleepy Hollow, First Add. RECEPTIONIST McINTOSH & JULIAN appointment. Administration has been mailed are detached or detachable; also all Dodge Plan Room Manor Un I. $41,100. SuIte 27-Flagship Bank 111.900. required, WITHIN THREE rights and interest of the Debtor In Managemt potential witl, fast.. 611 Wymore Road, Sobik's Sub Shops is now taking of Sanford Stephen 0. Canfield4WI. Helen W.A, Grothe Builders to Charles mc.vinq cospany. We need MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF building permits and architectural Suite 201 applications for Mgr. 8. trainee Post Office Box 1330 toClalreR.Calhoun (sgl) & Richard R. Mayhall & WI. Jacqueline Lot 20, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF plans and specifications relating to aggressive people with good Winter Park, Florida 32109 positions inthe Sanford & Sanford, Florida L. Calhoun (married), Lot 47, OIls I 32171 Wekiva Hills, SEC 5, 576.900. Ocoee THISNOT10E,toflteanyoblections contemplated constructions or Personality & good phone voice. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Camelot Un, 2. 549,500. area. Benefits avail. Interested Gilbert Axberg & wf. Janice M. to Salary plus commission, Cell they may have that challenge the improvements on said premises; Central Florida Build. applicants apply at Sobils Sabal Point Properties, Inc. to Publish July 5, 17, 1919 Robert K. ttaii I. WI. Martha A. Lot validity of the decedent's will, the Annette 323.5116. also all furniture, furnishings, ap ets Exchange FRC Phelnix ASS, Lot 12,01 Cypress Sandwich General Office, 753 N. DEL 21 23, Forest Hills. $7,000. qualifications of the personal pliances and equipment, office $20 Irma Avenue Hwy. 17.92, between 9.11 am. Lani at Sabal Point, $11,900. FF On to Carl J. Lalumia & WI. Sheet metal workers & cabIn.) representative, the or venue furniture and equipment, swimming Orlando, Florida 32003 Same as abofe, lot 16,0)4,100. Helen S. Lot 17, 01k B, The Forest. makers. Apply in person. Star;,... iunisdiction of the court. pool equipment (Including all RN-PART TIME Same as Above, Lot 10, $11,900. Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 290. $6,700. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND pumps, motors, chemical feeders, Florida Construction Report Progressive Home Health Agency Babcock Co. to Joyce P. Kramer Sanford Airport, Sanford. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED crocks, ladders, rails, brushes, 2306 A needs Winter Woods Blvd RN for Part time & (sgl) Lot 233. Townhouse Parcel, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. vacuum hose fittings and cleaners, NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR Winter Park, Florida 33792 weekends In Seminole I SW Windward Sq. Sec Three, 170,300. Experienced maintenance sup.'. Dete of the firsO Publication of this Legal Notice slides, diving towers and boards and VACATING AND ABANDONING Volusia Counties, Must have own Fl. Res. Communities to Michael' Notice of Administration: Apply in person Sanford Nursing. •'79. lifeguard stands), lawn and AN ALLEY AND A UTILITY PROSPOSAI. GUARANTY car. Bay Area Home Health Jon Gibson I. WI. Susan M. Lot 24, & Cony, Home 950 Melbonville Calvin E. Seadeek swimming pool furniture and fur. EASEMENT Each Proposal shell Services. be ac 32Iosoo. 5:30 to 5. FICTITIOUS NAME Windtnee W. Un. 2, $47,500. As Personal Representative nishings, patio and recreational companisd by a certified check or EOE. Notice is hereby given that we are of the estate of ________________________ furniture and furnishings, drinking Daniel R. Burmest,r 3 WI, engaged inbusinessat P.O. Box 1102 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: an acceptable form of Proposal * JUNE W. SEADEEK, deceased fountaIns, ice making machines, You will take notice that the City Guaranty In an amount equal to at Alexina H. to Ruth Cameron, & SECRETARY — Maitland, Fla. 32751 Seminole ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL carpets, carpet pads, carpeting, SWITCHBOARD Commission of the City ci Sanfora, least five (5) percent of the amount Thomas L. Bradley 1. WI. Tlnea R. County, Florida, under the fictitious REPRESENTATIVE: RECEPTIONIST rugs, chairs, benches, couch,$, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on July of the Proposal, payable to the order Lot 1, 61k 0, SterlIng Prk, Un. 2. name of OPERATOR SU NCOATI NO BY Gilbert Bentley sofas, chests, tables, vanities, to manage busy Sanford Real 23, 1979, in the City Commission of the Seminole County HousIng $52,000. VYNAW000 and that we intend to Part time could lead to full time.: P.O. box 577 Room at lamps, lamp shades. beds, mat. Estate Office. Phone handling, ___________________________ the City Hall in the City authority as a guaranty that if the regIster said namewith the Clerk ci Maitland. Florida 32751 AAA EMPLOYMENT typing, dealing with people Sanford, Florida, will consider and PrOpQIallsaCCep$.d,thebiddeçwill tresses and springs, headboards, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Telephone: (305) 6470515 913 French Ave. required. Wed. afterron & Sat, dressers, hutches, night tables and determine whither or not execute the Contract, and the lilu ac City Florida in accordance with the Legal Notice Publlih July 5, 13. 1919 (corner 10th & French) stands, desks, drapes, curtains, afternoon off. Ciii 61i.aai. will close, vacate, and abandon any ceptable Performance Bond within provisions of the Fictitious Name DEL21 3233176 right of the City and the public in tin (10) days after the award of the drape and curtain rods and Statutes, ToWit: SectIon 56509 AVON PUBLIC NOTICE and to an alley and a utility Contract. traverses, blinds, cornices, mirrors, Florida Statutes 1W. PDX Operator-Weekends plui" FIGHT INFLATION The Seminole County Board of easement lying between Colonial pictures, waste baskets, garbage NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SAIl Si9. Sylvia M. Barts must be willIng to cover au Avon. Increaw your earning County Commissioners, as Prime Way and Katherine Court and CONTRACT cans and restaurant furniture, NOTICE ISHEREdY GIVEN that TIME AND Oscar J.C. Barti shifts. Call 3221504 10 am. to $ Power. For details, call 6443079. Sponsor for the Comprehensive _________________________ by virtue of that certain Writ Of between French Avenue and Con. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES furnishings, fixtures and equipment, PublISh: June 25, July 3, I?, 19, 1979 p.m. Employment and Training Act dova Drive, described as follows: Execution issued out including, but not limited lo tables, of aM under Work under this Agreement shall DEK.136 Experienced seamstress full or (CETA) funds, requests eligible ____________________________ the seal of the Circuit Court oi thatns, cookIng and eating utensils, (a) That certain utility easement be commenced upon written notice Port time. Apply in pirsân 113 agencies interested in operating a lying on the East 3 feet of property to proceed, and shall be cornpieted 21—Situations OrangeCounty, Florida, upona final ranges, garbage disposals, Palmetto Ave. FICTITIOUS NAME CETA Title II B Prbinam for FY10 described as follows: ludgemint rindered in the aforesild ________________________ withIn 40 calendar days of the hOOds and fans, refrigerators, to submit a Program Proposal for court on the 10th day of December, Notice Is hereby given that we are Beginning on the Easterly right. commencement of the Contract washIng and drying equipment or Dependable 3 well motivated funding consIderation. Program Ingaged in business at 1296 Lake AD. 197$, In that certain case en. ofway of French Avenue, 711.4 feet Time as defined In the General apparatus, screens, doors, awnings, LPN lull time. Exp. w.Florida young Certified Surgical activities in Title II Bare Classroom LuCerne Cr., Casselberry, Seminole titled. Flagship Bank of Orlando, a South of the North line of Lot 1, Conditions of the Contract. gas and oil tanks and equipment, licanse. 54 3 4.12. 322.$SU, San. Technologist seeks employment. Training, Vocational Training, On. County, Florida, under fictitious Florida banlslng Block I, of HIGHLAND PARK, corporation In case of failure to complete the pipes, wires, plumbing and every ford NursIng & Cony. Center. 373.7753, th..Job Training, Work Experience, name Plaintiff, •vs. David B. Hall and of according to the Plat thenec' as work within the time named herein type of furniture, furnishings, pp. R.S. __________________________ BURGER, and Services. Brenda S. Hall, his wife, Defendant, PUBLISHER, and that we intend to recorded In Plat Book 4, page 35, of or withIn such extra time as may pliancss and equipment and also all Teenagers wilIdood lobs Eligible Agencies: Seminole which aforesaid Writ 0) Execution For a career in Real Estate register said name with the Clerk of the Public Records of Seminole have been allowed by extensions, building materIal, lumber, cement Babysitting, lawns, etc. call County plJbliC or private nonprofit was delivered to me as the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Sheriff ci Realty World, The Real Estate County, Florida, run South 60 tout the undersigned agrees to pay the blocks, bricks, cement, sand, door Ca II 321.0215 Seminole County, Florida, and I neighborhood or community based Florida in accordanc. with the to the South line of Lot S. Block 5, Owner or have the Owner wIthhold and window frames, doors, hard. Agency June Porsig 323.S334. organizatIons or associations, in. provisions Of the Fictitious Name have leVied UpOfl the folirig _________________________ HIGHLAND PARK. thence from such sums as may be due him ware, plumbing fixtures, supplies cludlng local educational In. deribIdprOPeftyOwf).d by David Statutes, To.Wit: Section 155.09 equipment, SoutheastenlyabongsouthlineofLot Ihe amount ot soo mechanical, 24—Business 3podundje$' caias, and sfi1i$Jons and units ci local govern' $pi-Ing Is "Move outside lime." E. and Brenda S. Hall, said property Florida Statutes 57, 5, Block S. 72.53 feet to the West line day in liquIdated damages In ac eleclnical, heating and cooking Gotpatioandlawnfvrnitur,ata being located in Seminole co. Robert . Burger supplies and equipment, of Iolootalley,thencepIortheaslerly cordance with ArtIcle 16 of ffi Il vending machines + locatIon 0.. good price. Read the Classified P"..,z, of Title II B: This Florida, rtore Marlene Lelninger particularly along West line o4 said alley, 63.73 Supplementary Gnerai conditlo.is. all Other buIldIng supplies and stock. $5000. Machines approx. 6 described as followe:One 1917 AMC program seeks to provide, maintain, feet to a Point which is 107 feet East Miuprity Issloess laterpelsi materlilsand equipment .dlo. Publish July 5, 12, 19. 36, 1979 mo old. Stocked with nice$y and Improve Comprehensive Hornet Sportaboul Stationwagon OEL.2l of the Easterly right of.way of The goal for participation by Incidental to thi construction and advertised mdse. 355.3109. Manpower Training, Employment, grayln color, ID No. A7AOS7C)03777 Pafltlmesummerpcsitiona, Auto oeralion on said '-.J of French Avenue, thence North 20 MinorIty .Iusiness FICTITIOUS NAME and other related support services the Undersigned as Sheriff of Train Gift Shop. For interview hitet together wIth all accesSories feet, thence West 107 feet to the fulfilling the terms and conditions Seminole County, Florida, will fhf, would assist and enable the Notice is hereby given that we are call Debbie Towns 3210621, and pins now or as any time Point of Beginning, -Ap,1rnents UrWurnishid any and all contracts issued ) economically disadvantaged, ungagsdInbusinsssat205 LIve Oak 11:00A.M. on the 20th day of July, Ib) That certain lOfoot alley lying been established as twenty percent tathedtoorus.dinconn.cfienwiq, AD. 1979, unemployed, ardor underemployed Center, Casselberry, Fia, 33707 g ..vL offer for sal. an sell to between Lots S and 10 Block I, (20 Pd.) of the total contract award. any -• 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only,, SeincIe County residents to Sefninoledounty,Fionida,und,rtpi, thehigh5tbidd,r,f0,ch,ied any and all replacements •l HIGHLAND PARK, according to on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport'. to any and all existing liens, at the become gainfully employed In un ficlitious name of CENTRAL the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat OWNER'S hOsTS RESERVED proceeds of any audi ft0tp,s Blvd. on 1747 in Sanfont, Cafl. subsidlzedlobsconsistentwlththelr FLORIDA RESEARCH Front (West) Door Of the SemInole DEVE. book 1, page 25, of the Public The Owner reserves the right to atPUbllcsal.,$othehlgh.standbIsl 323.0470 Mariner's Village. County Courthouse In Sanford, capabilities and capacities. LOPMENT CO. and that we intend Records of Seminole County, riled any or all Proposals and to blddirforca$1L,attllSpf'VfltDoorOt Florida. the above described per. The deadline for receiving tor.glstersaidnamewitfltheClerk Florida. the Seminole County Courthouse i waive any Informality senil Property. prpposalsIs Thursday, July 12, 1979. ci the Circuit Court, Seminole Senford, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock Persons interested may appear technicality in any Pi'sil in That said sale is being made to For further information contact County, Florida in ccordance with the forenoon on July 20th, 1979 and be heard at the time and place interest of the Own.', satIsfy the terms of said Writ of Apis. for Senior Citii. Dowh. Brenda Donnan, Senior Planner, the provisions of the Fictitious (SEAL) specified. Dated: July 2, 1979 Execution. Seminole County Manpower town, very clean & roomy. Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section ARTHUR H. BECKWITH City Commission ci the (SEAL) See John E. Polk, DIvision, First Street and Park Jimmie Cowan, as,o, Florida Statutes 1957. CLERK CIRCUIT COURT City of Sanford. Florida By: J. Thomas Wilson Ill 31$ Palmetto SI'It'IfI Avinue. Sanford, Fl. 3277). Phone: Ave.' 51g. James S. Bubaloni By: Eleanor F. Buratto H. N. Tamm, Jr. Executlwø Director Seminole County, 37)4330, Ext. 392. Deputy Clerk J. Allan Stoycon City Clerk Publish July 5, 10, 13, 15, II, 22, 24 Florida Publigh: June 20. July 3, 1979 1979 Fur elf apt, including all utilities, & J Publish July 5, I?. 19, 36, 1979 Publish July 5, 1979 PJbII$I1 and 25. *979 Publish: June21, July 5, 17, 19, 1919 DEK private parking, near downtown, DEL. 70 DEL.fl OIK.1$ DEL.2S DEK121 Orlando Winter Park 83-9993 Seminole 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. DEADLINES Noon The Dct,j Before Publication Sunday Noon Frlda 18—Help Wanted Sanford LR, BR combo Kit 8 bath. Adults 323 3979. 4 COOKS Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHAVA,FHA 2350.345 — M. Unsworth Realty room furnished duplex. 24th St. 1st 8. last months rent, Adults, Sanford 6 years old, 3 BR 1' bath Split plan, garage, carpeting, C H&A, My equity assume low FHA payments. 373 6720. DELTONA Modern 3 BR. 1' bath home. Large yard With citrus trees. C H&A. $32,500. CailBart EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDERCOMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7193 ACRE 8 ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE $500 MONTH, REFERENCES. * )'IOUSE PINCHING YOU Need more room? This 4 BR, 2 bath Split level could be just SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER '171.0610 371 0702 what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like individuality. See it today. $44,500. SANFORD AREA-Newly re modeled 3 BR home. Large din. ing, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. $365 + security. No pets 3239574. * A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on king size lot. Near shopping but country atmosphere. Just $26,500. 3 BR 1' bath fenced yard, en closed carport CH. Good neigh. borhood. ', ml from SCC, deposit $200. rent $300 mo. Call IINDUSTRIAL 7.5 ACRE SITE near RR siding, close to II. 55500 per acre. 3226919. 3 13r2 bath home in Sanford. C.AC. Nice neighborhood. $300 mo. Tony Coppola Assoc. 830 0333. * READY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself short. We have 28 years of experIence & knowledge 8 an activedemand for homes 8 land. Call us toda! IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys. 18—Help Wanted REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 8623455 322 1959 33—Houses Furnished ___________________________________ 10 MEDICAL ' REALTY Clean 3.1 furn. house. Cony. '.r'", pliances. ' '. Sanford Suntand 31. carpeted, new appliances, screened patio, citrus, fenced yard. $29,000. By Owner. 323 7331 or 323.3649 CASSELBERRY View of Lake Kathryn. Spacious 1 BR 2 bath. C H&A. Out of state owner says *'3' i' mortgage. call to see. 546,500. FORREST GREENE 24 HOUR ______ B 322-9283 _ 37B—Office Rental. -, :- (2) 600 sq. It. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 s. ft. total. ww carpet. Ideal for professional suite. REALTY WORLD. __________ ))j) __________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS < LAKE INC. REALTORS $3Q.m33or33.47l1eve, ________ 1118 Valencia Ct. 3 BR 1'3 B. Cor lot, 525,750 JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. Pool, lakeview, large lot. I BR, 2 bath C H&A. carpet, choice school area. $52,500. 248) Palmetto Ave. 2 BR I bath. $21,500. 109 Oak Ave. 2' story oldcr home. Good terms. 528.500, Beautiful Country Estate with extra large 2 story home plus Guest Home plus gazebo. $79,900. 2435' 5. French (Il 9?) Sanford 323 5324 UNCLIJTTER YOUR CLOSET: Sell those things that are lust. taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322.2611 or 831.9993. , * - -. ' 41—Houses immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, I B. block home, refg. & range, Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & down town. 527,500, wexceilent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 322.7111 alt S. BATEMAN REALTY 26 Rig. Real Estate Broker 32)0759 Sanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 3337543, 322 4559 - Sa 70) Bldg. E Altamonteor. Wanted * 339.0509 339.0505 SUNLAND ESTATES e _________ ___________ ________ 41'-F'4ouses -- 109,S,Q.idDr R&ERealty lnç.Realtor , LONGW000 339.4700 BYOWNER MID 40's 38R,2B,lIx3lpool,onlgwoocaed lot, cuidesac, AC, carpeted, FR, Privacy fence, trees. Newly iflt.df All appliances stay. all 510 p.m. or wkends. $3)' p 7594; 134.3192. ' — DELTONA Swimming pool with diving board, 2 full baths. DR. 2 large BRs highlight this 'beautiful home. Also big Fia. Cm.. garage. C H&A. $37,700. By OwnerAssoc. 736.03$). BEAUTIFUL? 4 BR 3bath home in ldyllwiIde of Loch Arbor! C H&A,wwcarpeting FR, DR,eq eat in kit, fireplace & every imagInable feature! Your own Pool & Patio! BPP WARRANT ED Your Dream Home for 5)31,500! FANTASTIC 3 BR 2 bath home in Hidden Lake w C H&A, w.w carpeting, eq. eat in kit, fireplace, 2 5cr. porches, fenced yard & Much Morel Homeowners Assoc.f BPP WARRANTED Just $46,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 Fly Owner - 5 years old I BR. 2 bath. Fain Pm near schools 8 Shopping $39,500 Assume 524.200 .it 8 pcI 373 1337 Multiple Listing Service 2565 W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIOERASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3227001. Sanford — REALTORS PARK Branch Office 323.2222 ______ -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 6441515. -- — 4 ' " .'.-.-. 4 ' — ' * "': . : ½ -. , , '" b... .. ... .. . •. -. ... .. '.#.4 ' .. , . •'• . .. , .., .. ' I . .b.. .- .'t .. . . '... , ,_ .. ''-'' -. -. - . .. . '''. .... - ' 0. "- -., - carpet throughout, choice set tied neighborhood near shop ping $78850 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAR OVIEDO PART IM PROVED PASTURE, PARTLY WQODED. $55,000. move into Priced at $67,000 Hurry! Sanford 321-0702 Over 4 acres, 2 houses. Owner hold. Good terms. 3 2 split plan, dbl lot FHA VA. $31,500. I acre near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home. wel 8. septic already there. Deeded right to river also Good terms. Owner hold. $7,000 buys you thIS 96*120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home. We have (2) S acre tracts in Osteen that may be lust what you ate looking for. So call us. City. $35,000 VA or FHA We have (4) 2"i acre tracts zoned egri. Owner holding with good terms. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED NOTICE ji4' V.. : Draslic reduction in price' 170 PINECREST DRIVE! Now $31,900' FLEXIBLE U INAN CING'” This lovely spacious FAMILY home has a nice above ground pool. C H&A, FR wet FP Assumable mortgage! Close to shopping, schools, churches!'! Newly redecorated 3 BR. 2 bath home, 27*12 game room, idea! for large family, beautifully landscaped, close to shopping. school & recreation area. ,$4lc,750. Country Property Treed 2'-'T acres near I I & SR 46 3 BR enclosed porch, to Is II around in during these hot summer days. A must to see only $53,500. 1544 S. French Ave. 3330231,3237173,3230779 -... NICELY WOODED CORNER LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE. ZONED DUPLEX. 57.300 this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room Is 24*56 with indoor waterfall & fish pond 3 or 4 BRS. swImming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River. $125,000 Income property-house 0. garage apt. $32,500. good location, easily expanded to 3 or 4 units. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135'. S French Ill 97) Sanford 323 $324 New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER, 3222237. 42—Mb1'Ie Homes ce our beautiful new BAR R14'G. TON wIap siding I shingI' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 3235200 VA & FHA F(nancing 1973 Apache 65*1?. 2 DR 2 baths. screened porch, awning 11*45. Reas. dwn, assume mortgage. ((5011. (51 niri 117070 - - — . — - 1971 CHEV. MONTE 1495 CARLO 1978 JEEP CJ5 - 701) Dollar Paid for iunk 8 ust*t cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 ________________________________________ 78---IVtorcycles A C HARDTOP 10,000 MI. _____ — _ '1 Y.\MAPIA 750 si oo 11)0039 $5995 1973 JEEP WAGONEER - Slob,,, Y( I,' lii'.,.', m" lb Au P .\I'.t ?4( S ill 96'. rir 111 7710 AC 2595 _________________________________ 79—TruCks-Trailers- - 19101 4 ., I' U " -S... '. I Ion, 4 spt'eoS. 360 i".i' -- - ' -. Ill 8656 ________________________________ -- - _________________________________________________ ,t__i , 63226911 _____________________________ ,- - -- 54—Garage Sales I _____________________ Air Conditioning Carport Sale Household tern'. sat 910 5 Eli I'int'cr*'st Dr I Home Improvements ________________________________ - Sanford 321.0640 - Central tlt',it & Ar Cond Free Est. Call C.irl iI,irri'. at SEARS. Sntord 322 1771 -- Sanford 32l0702 Y,,rd Sale 7055 Holly Ave i ri& Sat 9lilI' Orlando327.1577 -- 'Man. 8 yrs t'ep P.itros. Driveways etc Wayne tIp,,i, 327 1321 Appliances G,,raqe Salt' - tool'., fur ii. t,,'ddinq. I,. '..i ,'.ii I- il...,, ___________________________________ ................... S,.,, Av,' 11? 15 It 45-A— jtof Slate , Gigantic P iiiiiin,qt' '..,l" ____________________________ Property clolt,ing, I,iiSc liii, A Ilr,ic I Corner of C' Club Pit & Cr yst,il F roe listing tIi4OC III) RE wr itt' I L,ike Dr , Lake M,,r y CHEROKEE LAND CO ---------------------I Murphy, N C 28906 ('arporl Sal,' ___________________________________________ I 1105 Court Si -Fri&5,il9ó -46—Commercial Property Orq,ir,, console color TV, A'.'.ort _____________________________________ Of lit',iyy tJut' circul,ir RETAIL GROCERY $77,000 saws meyer uscd), turnilure & Price includes est. business & rn,iny 'nor'.' itt'vns .,I 7621 S prime corner lot on 17 92 in S.,nlord Ave 37? 1491 Tut's i ri DeBary. Owner financing w 29 9 I & s S,it 10 , pcI dwn I The Real Estate Agency REALTOR 373 5374 • I _______________________________ ------_______________________ ,.,..,, A l,i,i' Appliances ili'tr i(Jpr,,t,ori A C Repair L,ce,,Se(j 323 0039 , I lu (1F Alit an l'i',',.,, - IAJAtJT ..... L011 831 9993 __________________ a. tir Lawn.Garden — —' - Automotive Service _____________________ Wt'It'rn Auto 301 W 1st St Autoniotivt' Service. tune iJ ). I tailPiP'.'.etc ' - -- ------ - Beauty Care _____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON for merle Harrit'tt's Beauty t400.t I I 519 t 1st St 32 5747 _________________________ , _________________ y CeramicTile ___________ 47-Real Estate I --- . Wanted A mt_rid an Suxt 834 2200 BAHIASODS31(I00sqft, Free Del. on 1400 sq. ft. orpnor(' _______________________________________ LawnMajntenance _________________________________ Cerlifid Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 31J 8119 Mowing After S - - - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T tIE ANYD _______________________ — ' 55-Boats & --._-- WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8 2nd MORTGAGES. P Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. 4-0 Wymore PcI, Allamonte. $67 741 _________ 49-B Water Front Property LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx 7 acres, 100 It lake frontage. $75,000. ESTATE SALE. Dressmaking for __________________________________ I I Alter,it,ons, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3770701 62--Lawn.Garden Dry Wall ..=---_- -Lawnmower sales 8 service We Sell the best & service the rest. Western Auto 101W 1st St. 372.1403 - FILL DIRT 8 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 1580 323 1543 _. Grooming & Bowng ____________________________ _____________________ 65'—Pets.Supplies , - -- 3 MinIature Dachshund poppies i3lack&tan,S5o eacp, —. 3236571 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322 5622 MOTEL LAMP SALE Entire liquidation of used room desk, table & hanging LAMPS. Bestoffer wllltakeall. Days Inn Sanford. 3236500 3 pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new, $399; Lovesea! $41.95 I up; 7 pc dinettes, $69.95 I up; Ref. $504 up; El. stove. $601up; lull sIze draperies, $108. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 322 1721. Used Clothing Adult,some children Cheap. 323 3326 General Landscaping. Rsv specialists, top- Soil 8. fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming 323 2948 Ught Hauling Collie 8. Chow puppies 6 weeks old, $15. 265 Buttonwood Ave Winter Springs -- Req. Am. Eskimo Sptiz male, 3 yr old, Great watch dog! Adopt at Sanford Dog Pound. _________________________ Standard Poodles AKC I male whi'e$7S; I maiecream $100 8wk. 323 1492. ' Springer Spaniel pups. $15 3230039 68—Wanted to .jy Wanted Acioliances rpoair,ihlp (and Washers, relrigerators. etc. Kellouus Auction, 323 1050 dSfl.41J2 Larrys Mart. 7)5 Sanfcu'd Avu. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refnig., stove*, tooli. Yard Debris, Tra.', Appliances& Misc (LOCAL) 319 5371 Drywall hanging linst,e,ig S. spraying Office Cleaning _____________________________ Custom Office Cleaning, commer cial, new co,ist L bonded 0. ins Quality service ecrytime Ph 32) 054) or 668 5984, . ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 8. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet Sale LawnServjce '__________________ - REALTY REALTOR 322 4000 MLS -. . - ROIlSON MARINE 7971 Hwy Il 92 Sanford. Fla 3777) __________________________ & Sold 50—Miscellaneous - Accessories . - 47-A---dV'rtgages Bought Raborn MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 ____________________ Losing your home & reoit? I will catch up back payments 8. buy equity 372 0216 Quarter acre lots heavily wooded near DeBary. $2,000 each. $55 6686 or 55) 20)9. - --'- 1095 cenent ConditiOn 5100 Cal! ,)tter BROKER 74)9 S Myrtle Ave .Sanford 43—Lots..Acreage - - 41,000 Ml. , SEIGLER REALTY Beds. DbI mold box springs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auct,on 1215 S. French, 3237310. ' 1974 FORD PINTO t you're ,nttie business of building the your busines use CIaSSitit'd Ads often — 3 LOIS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS 510.000 TOTAL InS,'. S , ___________________________ -- - - ON A AUTO A UC I ION NEW CAR TRA D E-INS -- .' Goods —______ 0". V ______ 77 --Junk Cars Renved ________________________________ lillY (UNK CARS from 5)0 tO 550 (,,I 1624 322 4(60 - - I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE 56.900 -- Newlistingon St. Johns River See ht' $?on 52—Appliances . Vehicles - . - - tiw'. 92. I mit' wesi of Speedw.i, '. II hold a D,j,?ori,i Ilpach pubIc AU TO AUCT iON every Ttcd,iy .1? 7 30 it s thi' Only Ofle ri 'or 'da You sot 'he rt'Serv('(j pr(c' (111 904 255 8)1 I Or further d('t,llS ___________________________________________ 1 Wnrn'b,igr C 27 it fully t'cluppt'd '.'.tti new tirps & new 19 It .iWiiuilq 510.500 tirni (305) .173 7076 . '''T' -KENMORI WASHER F',,rt. Service Used Machin,'s , I MOONEY APPLIAN(Es 123 069P -„,, ...._._ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo , ______ --______ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ,. i.i,00 Inc REALTOR. MLS oit (C!) Paint & body shop all equipt, plus 1 BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent location for business. Call for more details. $79,900. I oily Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. G30d terms. Owner holding. 4 building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. $5500 & $5000. -- - 3235774Day Over an acre fenced, fruit trees, cleared, country rd. good for horses. Good tirms 54000 3 BR, 28, w w carpet. FP. garage. $22,000. .- ' - . - ________ I orci R,mnchero Squire 35) l,'ul,In(j PD PS A( AM FM tip.' 1-sc Cond I owner 51595 122 O69 3?? 045? . -. . 75—ReCreatiorha I ON SAL '.'. ,e tb' '.iIigS A crr.,llri'sS 521 95 ,ç, PC NI W ulli't' iat,i,' wilt, 7 rn,itctiinc ,'li(I t,.t,k". 539 Santod 1- urnitur,' S,ilv,iqn 1797 '.o of Sanford 32? 11771 ACRES N EAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWN TOWN SANFORD PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE I 528,C00 Harold Hall Realty I 2 BEDROOM, DINING ROOM, SCREENED PORCH WITH 20*20 WORK SHOP ON MAG NOLIA ONLY $72,000 BROKEI 7139 S Myrtle Ave ,Sanford 3', ACRES NEAR LAKE lIAR NEY GENEVA AREA 58,500 '-r!Y'4, OWNER WILL ASSIST financing '1niViess) t3Retorr'e, C H&A. w w carpet, pan Den or DR. beautiful Ig cor lot. All for uSt 534.500! — LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM. NEW CARPETS. COMPLETELY RE DECORATED ON LARGE LOT ' BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON 25th STREET $31,500. I ACRES WILSON RD AREA NICELY WOODED 517.500 NICE LOT ON HWY 4?? NEAR F AKE JESSUP 56 300 EXCEtTlONALnew3 BR.2B iuit filed in the beautilul Mayfair section This spacious home has over 1900 sq ft. of living area w 3 flEOROt3Pk'COMPLETELY *E MODELED. INCLUDES NEW ROOF. NEW PAINT 8 NEW CARPETS. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, FIRE PLACE, ON LARGE WOODED LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. 524.900 - - ' I' -.-.- -- ' For C stat,' Coriimi'r cal A P pc tlenti,il Atit tori'. A ApPriS,its 0'' " 'm 11 '.''' VOW Choice HOt)iOnt girt or ctrest frpjer 16 on tI OnI, q per coo I r,'stoil,' cti,irqt'. 913 clay s,nn,' 1'. ç,,ti C,jI( liii irt'cIon,' Store'. Sacilord 11) (l44 , ... .. s., REALTY 1966 Chcvroiet Good gas mleQe 32? 507 7 - 51-Household I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WE K VA F AL IS AT HWY 46 $8,900 GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES 7 FIR, fenced, many fruit trees Alumn storage shed 527.500 $2')O. — LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE NARCISSUS MONROE AT s.soo -- __________— Dealer 72—AuCtion . ' Your Choice Toro Mower 5179 9S SI? per ow Push iliO,'.Cr 71 ri cut with rear bag or 21 in cell propelled mower (11,10 ption,ilI F restone Charge 95) ii,i Sarrii' ,is cash ('all j,,r t r,".ton,' StQres, Sanford 31? 044 '_____________________________ LARGE CORNER MELLON VILE AT 18th 57,500 OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD 5 BR scr porches. high wooded 6 .icres 400' Hwy frontage I 559 93 ., 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN TOWN. FULLY FURNISHED. 2 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. 571.000 HURRY ON THIS NICE WOODED BUILDING LOTS, $4,000 EACH 2 This very desirable pool planned home at Wi fdyllwutde has 3 BR's, 7 baths, spacious et in kitchen with family room. seperate tormal DR. large covered patio. C H&A S. ,i new roof Owner transferring & says reduce price to $61000 Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc.. Realtor 6.44 3013 .**.!'. - -- - Triple I,u,ik bert niCe (ti,,ir lilt siov h00%Cr c .ib cOfft'e liii, king Silt' rii,ilt w fr,isyii'. tripli' dresser w mirrors, cii ice desk, bumper pool c,,r(t table w' ni,itcti,nq cti,iirs &n.at •'. ci motor 834 71)6 -- --- rid - , VA.F HA.235.COfl. Homes 3 BR,1' B,carpont,dbl lot, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmar?. Forest ANYTIME — 31—A ments Furnished . JUST LISTED? BR I bath home in C. C. Manor! Neat as a pint FR or 3rd BR, Eat in kit, new car peting & fenced yard! BPP WARRANTED? Yours, for $31,000! - REALTOR 322 IOOIJMLS Orlando 327.1577 LOVELY I 3 BR 2 bath home w.0 HIA, w.w carpet, split BR plan, newly walIpapered bath 3 kit.l Many More Extras) BPP WAR RANTED Only $46,500! 601ia Ct 113 Azalea La . ' OVER 125 THRUMAY 1979 43—Lots-Acreage ________________________________________ Raboi-n . Doprt'ssoi, Fr a .o,ss Show & SaiO Sher don I w ri lowers Convention Center 5780 Mator I)ly(l Or l.n,10 I' Iord Saturda, Iolv 7 tO 6 Sunday July f, 1) 5 Sooirsori'd b, N,,?',,,,I Pipri'so,i (.l,tSS .\'.c don - ______________________________________________ — a2sL '1 _________ FOR BIG FAMILY or live in Mother. Spacious brick home in Loch Arbor. 4 BR. 2 B. FR. C H&A, dbl garage. 562.500. an. Carpet remnant salt' save so pcI or more Oil in Stock rems, quality carpet name brands good selection super buys thru July 6 Carpet Shop of Sanford 714W Is?, 371 0)14 ______ WINTER SPRINGS 2 BR t B. FR. close to shopping & school, I yr warranty. Call today, won't last VA financing. $31,200. Sanford 321.0640 3 Bedroom Doll Houses .' — REALTY INC. REALIOR _________- \ OWNER GOING NORTH. Leaving a newly decorated 8 landscaped 3 BR I'; b home. C II.A. fcm,e, fully eqt kit. new washer 8. dryer $39,900. 11 —Antiques CLOSING SALE. Closing storage bId lot on I-' 92 .diac"nt to "un er din Auto AiVS tituuialntl (usc UP TO 10 PC' Th,' buildings not locked so our St'It'(tiOIi A tlIl K C '.511'. 33) 1292 lr tlt'iiv,'i 2 - _______ CENTURY 21 FISHERMAN'S PARADISE St John's river access. own boat dock, use of tennis cts & Olympic size swimming pool 3 BR, 2 6. priced at only 528.900 Assumable 58.000 mort sell 530(3 A Ilarijari 339 3.n Sleeping flag'. & lent'. ARMY NAVY sURP, US 3)0 S,lriIOrd '5'.' 5791 , ', SEIGLER REALTY STENSTROM ( ,, 1972 Puk S 9larb eTc cond New pant b. $900 _______________________— .IUTMAKE :;ior6:j0 - ---------- - - --------- - - j, 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) 2 BEDROOM: (1) I BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS. ONLY $47,500. Seigler Realty, Broker 3210640 3210102 ________________ - ' ESTATE 7 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE' MONROE & I 1 527,500 40.8 TrIplex L:rus? pc qoid velour sec ' 8G—Autos for Sale PP(IAN([S S,nforcur n'tar,' S,ilvaq,' tlfl - ______ - HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 3237032 Eve. 322 8182. 372.1587, 3227177 Camper relriqerator liomeic o'v'orIiOMoe1 RI 36? ______ 7 Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 2 super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, custom home with pool surrounded by 'owering oaks One of a kind-far below replacement cost at only 5)11,900. By appointment 8 preview of photos 8. detaIls only! Call 6571133 Bob Hansche tnc REALTOR 68 --Wanted to Buy 5.i5Ceiiaus for Sale _________ STEMPER AGENCY — ROBBIE'S IllS A 'ESLJME . PERsO.&b1LL I Lt)XJLb HAVE OMn'ro P4'1'- AByTRAKING' L_EAV FOR 'OOR M... REALTY REALTOR 32 4000 MLS 2 ACRE by Roger BolIen ' pct. mt. ------ 32—HOUses Unfurnished * HANDYMAl" SPECIAL Stately older,h.Q home $28,500. 29 pct dow 'v'., yr mortgage a, 10 REALTOR ML5 ?1 606) or eves 323 0517 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy Ef ficient" studios, private en trance, buiit.in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air & 17 built in power 56vers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 3233301. R FUNNY BUSINESS 41-Houses Raborz'i, Newly decorated, 323 5681. * , 41—HoUses 31—Apartments FurnjshJ Supplies, dog houses, insulated. shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages 322 5752. Home Improvements CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR 5.0. BALINT &ASSOC. 322 3665 INSULATION Ratting, blowing. WACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellu lose. Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 901 734 6708 collect - __________— _________ - PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323 Ol29aIter 5:30 Free Est. Painting - Picture Perfect Ext Painting Irce Est Ic 1(3 pcI Usc to Sr Cit 339 6066. 668 8335 Painting by Anthony Corino In. tenor. exterior. qualifi in all phases Free Est Call 3770071 ___________________________ Plastering , - ________________________ eror Exfenioi Plastering Licensed 8 Bonded Call 'I ?5n ________________________ Railings Custom ouilt iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 7551, 339 7693 To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - - �8-EvenlngHerakI,S.anforc1, Fl. Thursday, July 3, 11 71 71st Year, No 275-Friday, July 6, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-( USPS) 481.280)-Price 15 Cents Ile ji Y "y Aide 0 17 Ot L i • o. i . 29.45 Reg. Price(each) No. 1300............ 30,95 Reg Pail I/it I I /i By GEOFFREY POUNDS M Brighten and add dimension to any room in your home with do-it-yourself, stick-on decoror x mirror ti, Easy to apply. No. 702. • . • . Each Tile Reg. Price (each tile) .................... 690 59 . chine oil that lubricates i and protects. Use around chimney flashing, tab down roof shingles, PINE '•. _-- - Dolgner said. But Doigner was quick to point out that the $48,000 the authority will be seeking from the county is still a reduction over last year's request. For the 19779 fiscal year, the authority received $51,000 in tax support. result, the port will suffer a loss of revenue. Under the terms of Saxon's contract with the authority, St. John's River site. "Last October we were looking at 70,000 square feet of "TWs year we wanted to make a substantial reduction in our request to the county and it looked like '.e were utifilled space. We no%% liave full occupancy. It's been like .i puzzle htre-fittmng all the piecestogether and then all _____ ., • . . ,. 04 14A 4W41t, 41M,34 Each ANs49* . SIDEWALK CAULKING COMPOUND SALE it i £ Saturday, - I • , 'Y ay, ' 8 a.m. 'HI 4 p.m. . Reg Price (each cartridge) 449 . . 690 . Save money on your fuel bills by made of solid hardwood. Ready to Steel body with finish with paint or stain. Chains end hardware Included. No. 104. baked enamel fiTubularstesi handle, 10" sem ing or heating loss, Adheres tightly, stays elastic. May be painted over wfthout stai ing. XL PRODUCTS : '", Ch .95 19 .. Washerless TWIN HANDLE • ' 'w. .. • Each T le • i 1200 50F Bronze - 650 Chrome . 990 99 Vein 661 Gold Swirl ROYAL SCOT . . Guera-a--- "d-' ft f 5 Extra long spout covers more sink &' riO• Uli• ' : '•.' gauge steel. Five adjustable shetm Strong ribbed ..- e FS-1 2-5 FS-1 8-5 18" * 36" * 73" (each) ., . 21.29 73 95 ............. Sq. Yd... , 1/4"................. .. 10.36 3/8....... ther. White and Colors. 1/2" - . Block;GdL.th.,In'6', 8,1O' Of 12 lengths. , • 7 3-Tab FIURILAI$ 20 Thor Warranty 4 ;N 6.09 I i I VISA .. - - - .-• - -- , Sq. Ft. 6" x 23....... 180 , , , , , Bundle Create additional storage space in I - your home or workshop with essy to work shelving In 8 through 16 len. gths. Will accept 6.75 6.66 Square.. Bundle 19.91 20 YOGI WgtfcntY - .22.41 'i ,,,, , •• 449 White or Green Piece.,.,, details of the Chi Ornega college and she was not had already decided that under any stress at the the authorities' search and seizure was not illegal. The Defense attorney Margared Good says Miss charges were dropped, but the defense had hoped to avoid any mention of the Neary's mental picture of the man she saw in the darkened living room of the sorority house 19 months ago has been hopelessly scrambled by events since fiuiii a type of "rip-off" they say is fast Ix'coming widespread, "We're going to stay with Lids thing to the very end," said Jack homer, amber director, "even if we have to go to Once the con-artist gains the trust of the person, Perez says, he tells the elderly person that it wo ul d be much easier for everyone if .. con-man has succeeded. tie now has what amounts to a "blank check." He can use the being ttiken advantage of by unscrupulous often, says Perez, Umt means for his own a ee • . . . . . • ...... . rse l fF Miss Neary said Theodore Bundy was the man she saw sneaking out of her sorority house the day four sleeping women "It's always been the same," Cowart said, using the judge that their client The night of the killings She said a sketch artist the words "absolute purity" about Miss Neary's jfcaj, does not exactly match the description she gave. "The defendant is slightly taller and somewhat older." the judge acknowledged. In pretrial hearings Miss at the Florida State University sorority house, panty hose was found wrapped tightly around the neck of victim Margaret and a hypnotist who worked with Miss Neary plus published pictures of Bundy influenced her image of the killer, "This is the most Neary said she had returned to her sorority internal inedieitic pilysician, tile con-artists .--niandatory for a bank or an independent `'dded in any le"gal guardianship That means the bank or 'torney would. in effect, be appointed co-guardian, making it necessary for them to approve any expenditures frot? the senior citizen's estate. Perez and the conunittee admit that theirs may not be the ideal solution But they insist that if theirs is not the ideal solution, another one inust be found. Most Ofte',, lit' says, tile victim is an elderly %kolinin who never'before has liad to handle her finances. The death of her husband leaves her itii numerous bills and Financial decisions to imiake - ecismons she often is incapable of making, due primarily to lack of experience. since then. Bowman. "We ye taken on a big ballgame," sa id Homer, "but we're not going to let the issue (be. We want the people to know we've declared war on these rip-off artists." Homer said he had spoken with Rep. Robert Hattaway today and that Hattaa) was "very interested inthe problem." Horner said Hattaway told him he would assign some of his stuff to come up with possible legislation and to research the situation. suscep. The next thing she saw was a man with thin lips victim, Lisa Levy. He tucked the sheets neatly around the battered bodies tification that I've had the and a protruding nose opportunity to see," said rushing out the front door. defense attorney Robert police of both St. Petersburg Haggard. officers who "She was ,., , . Hattaway and Homer will meet next week to •1 r' - - further discuss the issue. Perez was a guest s peaker at today's ___________ meeting of the committee, which meets the first Friday of every month, according to Homer. homer said Perez is not a member of . -'--. , ' ''f house from a fraternity beer party %t)en she startled by the sound of fast footsteps on the stairs. tible or mistaken iden- overwhelmingly • -. - on the body of his second . - beers how much we'll never know," "Such evidence is for the jury to decide." Cowart also denied a defense motion to suppress the testimony of Utah The killer left bite marks .. ' -- /( _____ D111. 1XIS[ ' ,ElIFZ She identified Bundy as that man. ....'auits new lU%%' the committee but is "very active in speaking to senior citizens groups." lie said Perez is also the official physician for the Chamber's Golden Age Olympics. Perez said he first learned of the problem through his practice. He said he had personaily seen the scheme used against some of Ws patients. tie declined to name any specific cases. "I've also contacted other physicians in areas around the state which have large concentrations of older persons," he said. "Th ey all agree it's on the in crease." eto - Mayor June Lamann said Warren Knowles. establishing a prevailing wage The bills becoming law the po er way from the appropriate Political responsi. lie is in favor of a 1978 law Tallahassee, acco rate for public construction Thursday included measures Department o Health and bility and accountability of letting the Department of .e an ress International, projects. local goveri1eflt to assess and continuing state regulation of Rehabilitative Services, .A bill that would have de- ticipates the ordinance will be Graham said local govern. Environmental Regulation Local goverrunent regulation meet the needs of its citizens He vetoed a total of 11 bills pharmacists, landscape ar. rulated cable television in ado*ed, &$ft WoUldfltbe meids should continue toast and signed ,tv waive the requirements for or let become law chitects and developers; imple- of cable television is necessary he said. Seminole County's unin- right to go beck on our word." cable television rates unless DOT in some cases, but without Ids signature 138 other menting the Legislature's to ensure that "reasonable He asked the Tax Reform believes this year's 1,egislature Ctyuomey Ned Jullan Jr. they choose to de-regulate LJH.. q ?' .......onI rates, fees and quality of ser- Commission to study th proposals. Aidessay he Fias now rn'd -;:"' e cntire went too far by letting DOT may tang It up at the n ustry voluntarily. Sanford and 1ee (are) available, Graham municipal public acted on every b passed by giving the D epartmen t service tax determine when the permi tting beft vctoed by Gov. Bob meeting. I'm going to caH him The bill forcing doe-re allon the 1979 Legislature except two Corrections control of mentally said. Cities and counties can structure, Ind uding levies on requirements are tD to to see what the neid step shotild of cable companies Graham. vetoed or voluntarily give cable com- Ip gas and fuel od. The governor vetoed a bill was - I gwood City Commission, be, she added, by Graham Thursday . panics a free hand and some 50 Th e prevailing wage ll bi The proposed dimqWatlon was repealing a provision protec. " bad voted May 21 to The proposals and two other throughout the state have vetoed because local govern- ting parents who made a would have applied to cities he vetoed, "share a disturbing pgápilt Seminole Cablevision chosen to do SO. , 'I, ments should have a free hand diligent effort to keep their -exclusive agreement Intent to intrude on the reW its rates effective July 1. with The Legislature passed a bill hie been postponing ado~ ion of with cablevision companies, established borne rule powers ____________________________________ changing the municipal 12 gas in determining wages for children in school from construction projects, he said, prosecution on trua ncy-relat 1 city of Sanford several of city and county govern' thprdinance until it was seen ed tax from 10 percent of the Graham also vetoed a char ges. The bill elm - ' tes the te bill woWd months ago denied a rate in- Mentz," Graham mid. Around 11te Clock ...........4A Horoscope .................. 6A purdlase price to four cenIS a proposal exempting the so-called "unable to confrom Seminole bne law, The ordinance crease The other two measures Bridge......................6A Hospital ....................2A gallon, which would cost citi es 1)epartment of Transportat*on trol"defense, wgld increase the basic Cablevision. The firm's 10-year would have changed the Comics .....................6A OURSELVES...............7A $4.4 umillion In reven ue s over the from environmental protection Graham said he favors the n1f*h1yfeefrom$6Mto$7.50 a contract with the city has municipal tai on liquified Crossword ..................6A Sports ..................... 5A next two years. pennitting requirements when intent of the propos, 1. "greater up to a maximum of $8 11ftee or four years to run," petroletan gas and prottibited Editorial ...................4A Television .............Leisure "This amounts to an unac- critical road projects are in- Parental responsibility for the according to Citv Manager local governments from Dear Abby ..................7A Weatber ....................2A ceptable by'tlwo end of 1960. preemption of the children.- 1.55 .. -• 4700 you benefit. The Chamber's Senior Citizens Committee is planning to push Perez's idea for a solution to the problem. lie wants a law making It •. t t- "friends" who have themselves declared guardians and then proceed to milk the elderly ptr'o:i estate According to Dr. Luis Perez, SI, a Sanford Lon~ wood May Hike Cable TV Rates After Groh Enjoy Tha Do-i time," were attacked. Bundy's attorneys told By JANE CASSELBERRY Piece an art student attending he could just have a power of attorney or a legal guar dianship over the sen ior cit izen. Once he Is granted either, Perez says, the llah ss to l o bby." The Chamber's Senior Citizen Conunittee~ is (I about what it says is the recent somewhat tainted by the artist and she was tainted almost completely forever after b) the hypnotic session of January 23. "We also have to consider that it was three o'clock in the morning when she glimpsed the assailant ... site had ii cold, she was tired, she was sleepy, she'd had some handcuffs, crowbar and pantyhose found In Bundy's car when the Utah police stopped him. hypnosis the description did not vary In any way," 700 7:30.6:00 Monday thru Saturday understand and handle their complicated 1.57 PRECUT STUDS 1.75 , Ph: itrct' wants time rei's legislative delegation senior citiieiis lmo have just lost a spo use" ssib/e y Tr *ia kill er. The defense argued In a during the course of Bundle Mineralized ROLL ROOFING ago on suspicion of burglary. The judge said the Utah Supreme Court "The court finds that // orous home projects. 7.47 arrested Bundy four 'years forever, Lightweight, easy to work. Can be used for num. he said. "This witness, in The defense argued that hypnosis and the use of a suggestive sketch artists tainted her testimony 2 x 4 x 8" SPRUCE STUDS 3-Tab FIIIIALA$$ • mony Duri'ong Bun the court's opinion, was not a casual observer. She was pretrial motion that the details of Miss Neary's dewdption varied as time went on, The judge said the essence of her description remains unchanged, 49C f • 15 Year Warranty . ''''''"'' I MIAMI (UPI) - Circuit ruled today that a jury will hear Nita Jane Neary's -1 point or stain. '1 • were held at Red Rug l'ark near ('assm'lherrv on Thursday. The county won (he first ('OIltest, 12 to 2, but the ers .iine back to iii the second contest, 9 to -I. yells with glee as lawyer Jim Cunningham swings and misses during one of the softball Judge Edward Cowart - 1. Strong 90 lb. asphalt saturated felt has a protective mineral coating. Un. Ft. the con-men, they locate persons in such a situation and then promise to help thein Ta women before fleeing. The ruling on Miss Neary's testimony affects a major portion of the state's case against Bundy. [" I 12 No. 3 SHELVIN0 ' . . . As Perez describes the usual procedure of 1 lerald Staf I Writer . i " 3-Tab NO. 240 ASPHALT Square. Prices quoted in this ad are base.d on w:omr,5 ickng-up merchandise at our rI __- :', ''b . lt ltltAl)l'Ul{DOM , 15 80 Lin Ft ,ormt.rcutj 2.99 - --I 2X4X92%0# quantities on sWial sale rrierctwndise. ' 1 -' Square .... 20925 sundis as ui it Management reserves the right to limit J. .. 13.53 .................. 235 store. Delivery is available for a emll charge. .-• • a. PRICES GOOD THRU JULY12 7. EXTUIOR • : - FInIsW with laminated plastic In White and Gold Butcher 3%"x2Y • dential use. Con be loose-laid or cemented In piece. Decwstor patterns and colors in 12' widft. . .• . yewietness Ju e Ru s , • Sq. Ft. 3%" x 15': 10, I loned for resi single unit 36" x 77' high, or as two units, each 36" x 37" high. • costs each year. i'i, SHEET VINYL FLOORING Inter-foam cus . • Piece im...................... 9.80 3/8..................... 112080 1/2.....................14.99 5/8" 17.16 Sealed dovm by the sun's heat to create a solid, one piece roof that is Imperv• kxn to wind or We& Square. .. 0 cu in engine home can save as of Cushioned 110 Wax posts and sway braces for added rigidity. Use as a Nec 110.2 0u much 30% In fuel ''' .• ,.. games between Seminole Bar Association INTh0R 2929 Slf4ecIin A well insulated Rockwell /Sm,!Inn . • - . -• - . . .,.. -.. Seminole Roan! of County Commissioners, - 15 Thor Warranty - FIBERGLASS INSULATION ' T. Made of heavy -. ' 10.12 _____________________________ Krafted Backed - - STEEL SHELVING . . - '• Sanded one side. 4' x 8'sheet. 3.Tob No 10 .r "? •• j1 "ti PLYWOOD ASPHALT • J' Bag - $hrnl Control Wash.rI.ss PP-23 Pebble Beige cobs. A spark ling now f1w Is a great way to brighten any room's stmosphsr& 762 Antique Gold Vein .,,.. loop" tandard gauge vinyl asbestos 12" * 12" tile comes in PP-1 Gold Chip, PP-20 Spring Green and - 4•• Herat; PWO by To, NOW w,u YS S .. •. . latch. 19.99 Each FLOOR TILE 752 Gold Vein ............ eec • 18.88 ' A, , Each SINK FAUCET r ' -. ..T VS. OFFICIALS 80 lb. Bag(each) ..... ..... CHAIN SAW .• CAXVW .L • ,. Piece 6/8" *4' *8' CDX hopper. Coors ual oiling, muffler shield, safety chain, chain catcher and throttle 100% nylon level $ r - 50 lb. capacity Rockwell /Stet/ing A. '- J • to 80 lb Features wraparound Chain Brake/ Hand Guard, automatic and man- TUFTTONII I - ' 17.99 SB-40 D. facilities 112 Broadcast SPREADER - Each ..... 2.49 CARMNO T":1., - -, i . 13 C'J ft - 1' s_.t. ' - 77 0,, Premixed gravel, sand and cement. 80 lb. bag makes •, No 20-C'9 (each) - - -With aerator, cone washer, friction ring, tubes and adapters. Smoked acrylic handles. No. 8129. Brighten and add dimension with easy-to-apply stick on 12" x 12" II -• r PONCANIM 11111111010WIM AVC. FAUCET NolvIca back, 12 widths. ' Agency Approvid time, he said, the authority will work with Central Florida industries in an attempt to fully utilize the barge berthing •' , Outdoor ROOD LIGHT Light your home and yard for safety -J i 150 Watt indooruoor s. Screw base fits standard holders. te 150 par. Clear. mirror tiles. In 5 lovely patterns. 130. . - CONCRETE MIX pneumatic tires. Fingertip flow control 20" ____________________________ MIRROR TILES . froin the county, the adininistrator said, the impetus will shift to the barge aspect of the po rt operation. At that 1P=,Offs SHEATHING PLYWOOD fit, Each..,...,.. 59C ON DISCONTINUED and DAMAGED MERCHANDISE t Reg Price (Ii,, It) 1 t-10_0* 14 % 45 . caulking all cracks agalm ac,tv. 75 Ideal for stripping and many home projects. Lawn Fertilizer SPREADER 11 ft. a. Cartridgle UP TO 9 Reg Price (can) i AYi 'S Lin. Ft. PORCH SWING Handsomely designed 4 swing is 1- ,, i- si2 Can Each Reg Price (each) 2 The authority was established in 1965 by special act of the legislature. Construction on the 120-acre facility was complete in 1971. It was hoped at the time of the port's opening that it could be financially independent in 10 rears, Dolgner said. \%iien the authority does achieve financial independence Chamber Seeks Law To Protect Elderly Fro Estate sUFRIER 99 The total operating budget for the authority this year will increase about 6.4 percent, from about $303,000 to $322,000, L)olgner said. persons and tliat eight new businesses have located at the major tenant, Saxon Oil, has not been receiving and distributing the amount of petroleum anticipated. As a --- of a sudden, we lose a cornerstone, so to speak," he said. That's a legitimate statement. I'm confident of that. Now, who knows? The really frustrating thing is that we have no control over the situation," he said. l)olgner said figures totaled for April and May indicate Saxon is distributing about one million gallons fewer this year at the po rt than it did in 1978. Ironically, the bad news on the fuel supplies will offset a series of business upturns at the port this year. l)olgner said the authority has trimmed its staff From five to three PONDEROSA A premium grade ma- Operate Port going to do it. "We could have been off the tax rolls in two years. "This year we projected we would receive $33,000 in revenue a bo ve the rent. It now looks like we will get less than $25,000. Next year, we are projecting only $15,000," The problem, Doigner explained, is that the port's - Tube Price(each tube) th e company pays a fixed rent for storage 01 up to 10.5 million gallons of fuel each year. The company then pays at a graduated rate for each million gallons above the fixed amount. The company is billed as the oil leaves the 3.5 millIon gal lon storage facility at the port. Herald Staff Writer The goal of making the Seminole County Port Authority Independent of tax support by 1981 is In jeopardy as a result of the fuel crisis, according to the port administrator, Dennis K. Doigner. Doigner said the authority this year will ask the Seminole Board of County Commissioners for a bout 8,®0 in tax money help operate the port. But the request would have been under $28,000 had normal fuel supplies not been disrupted, he said. • - ROOF CEMENT clean itself with a squirt of water from . your hose. 18" x 24". DM31. One Daisy, IRROR TILES - 490 10 OZ. Tube monsinto Whisks shoes clean easily an comes . The ideal, practical way to Securely fasten building materials together for remodeling and general reP air. One stepP application. PP OfluS stronger than nails and screws. 2-Gallon [ I ________________ PANEL ADHESIVE 95 Each Reg Price (each) No 1200 ______________ This all-purpose paint for wood masonry an metals dries quickly k' •' LO a flat finish, cleans • • up with water. Super White in 2gallon reusable pail. ..1995 300 Ductless All Purpose Acrylic HOUSE PAINT Ce No 1200 Duct-To " Scot-Coto H e1p $48,000 Needed To RANGE HOODS Duct or ductless type, 30#f rang hood in White, Avocado, Hatvest Wheat or Almond. Blames Fuel Crisis II N Herald Staff Wi'fter w " the rate Increase, • _: --- --- -- • _. --- ----- - - - • -_I - ----• . --- - --• --- --•, • •.• •--- •- - ---- ••- ---•- -- - - • -. - . • - . . . •. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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