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JIUILJ I IflC*PflCiid Wi -- - B SuggsIt.d bit ii rc.mm.d.d by Iti.s nit *v•slSbt& thi 'sf..,-ici pncis ow.,msøwIacIurw scni,n.i., W**n by ie imbc P o eoms w, pon ov tiw ns o' I • . 11. , Ny.i,c.udI,,. - 0Ydfi1OølAltNS - - L)eltc'na, . ç - - S - F - V - - water from the air cooling system in the heating of the ound, but he was in satisfactory systen and an energy saving dishwasher, condition considering the amount of time "I understand he (Jordan) did point in Branch Road - Construction will begin for tha - Deltona-EnterprL development as soon as central sewer installation is completed, Candeto said. contaIn 12 units The complex will hay swimming pool, all-weather tennis courta and one and a h parking spaces per ii Candetosaldhedldno(knowif the complex would be screened porches and a cedar vau ce g Each purchaser, she added,wfllhavethe:p. portunty e SUnd tile c ' carpe ng, g ures a CondomInjuzandw4il[nvolstructJonof340two- located, he said, off Enterprise Road near Doyle Road courts, she said and is "quite unique for the area" - issued for each 4,000 residents of tie be county. The old law permitted one license - _ l i \ - ' - - - - ' - - -.- - .- -- - - ' ' - - . , - ' - ji Senate while--State Rep - • __-. - - - - , Dsvltadevslcpsdthealhnedtnitl2at age of$ athce then lad lived - ___ prta'cthimfrosn j I - I - - - . - - - - - -' Ths 'osar lived 10 * of - - - 5-- -- . - - - ' 9. acre aparnent and commercial section In the city. - zoning commission is whether the city .• -- .. - - .' -• .. - . .. -- - -. i- -- . '. -' . - , -. - ' . -- -. . - - -. - - - ,,, .,: . k ,. Sq ' , -. - . .' ,, ,, . - ___ .5 - - , - , I -I Dr. Jeff Towles said Jordan was thken . m .- . % FAtN0 JORDAN bullet or bulleta fragmented Towles said shootrng • * - '• - -- ----- - --- ---- -- -S 's ;.. - . AZ - . -. - -1- • ., sbIngh1ifi, 1' . - National black-leaders expressed dan's Family who Nere flying there. . ..mPIaInlg.b u.Ua. , '-' -4 ___ 4t — '-•--- City Manager Phil Kul said U meeting was called at the request of _______ '_____ .-. -, - • w ''r 'i.. - U.S. Spelling Bee -___ WASHINGTON (UP!) — Jacques. Bully, a 14.yearld eighth-grader pa m Nihø grader from Denver, Cob., today won S 'tan, wmn.p -, - - -- - the 5d annual National Spelling Bee by liE Ig VVflEIE J LUNCH? -successfully spelling the word , 4beInC3.,I I While walking alitg Lake Monroe In Sanford, this lone seagull would defeated Paige PlpkIn, a 12ha he "as ywold from El Paso, Texas, after she Ih.a sOilii squsw1 i*ig for compy er psibiy a tasty handout from a wlcuwy - - .. - .- .- Jordan, difector of the National Urban Atlanta catering ervice, said she League, and were at a loss to explain why learned of the shooting about 6 am. and __________- Planning and Zoning Commission the highly respected civil rights leader was too upset to talk. She ald she . prtznarilytoestablishwhatpollciesthe wasgow, __ would fly to Fort Wayne. _' ° ow n a ering neW COlfl' president of the Southern Christian Atlanta Urban League chapter, said the hensive plan. ___________ Leadership Conference, said, "I'm shooting "was a tremendous shock and ___________ Paulucci is requesting permission tO stunned by it and I'm praying for his somethingthatnobodygetspreparedfor. -. ________ build apartments, towqhouses and a recovery. It's a azy, violent world. We still don't understand why it hap&n&lcommerclalsectionatthecorner ,, "But without knowing any further penedorwhatthemotivewas." of Rantoul Lana and State Road A, details, I'm Just at a lou to understand - - - .. - , . Atlanta civil rights activist John ;' •' . Kulbes said. why or what happened." Lewis, who worked with Jordan In 1960, -Planning and zoning has tabled COnLuwery heads the organization founded called the shoting "tradgic for someone .. :'-. - * alderation of the proposal until i. by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who was who has served the blacks and whites of -. -.- ., - • tonights meeting. Kulbes saId under "saselnated lii Memphis, Tenn. on April this country as well as Vernon has and existing land use plan the parcel is 4, 1968. .- - ends up hurt In this way, I Just hope he dealgnated for commercial and multi. _;_ Jordan, 44, was shot twice in the abcan recgver and continue to serve in the famIly use but on the proposed PL1 domen outside a motel parking lot early valuable way that he has in the past." - .1 parcel Is designated for agricultural '' today in Fort Wayne, md. Police said Dr. Ralph Abernathy, who succeeded Thedtycowictlhasnotasyetsdopted -KlngasheadoftheSCLC,caliedJord -. -. .° -. the new comprehensive P' shooting. ' "one of the most articulate voices in the has been sent to Seminole County o1 - The Rev. Jesse Jackson of Chicago, civil and human rights movement. Me ficlals and officials In nearby cities for president of - ___ Operation PUSH, said he has the k to cross raca1 barrkrs Comment Was shocked by the shooting and, "I just and work *lacks and whhes and the P. don't bow what It mean&" Urban Laue Is that type of ______ , Denver Youth Wins Jackson said he would go to Fort organization" . 1j "... as - Schoenhals found the main injury as to pi's out but4t. was ionstious when internalbteedlngandtherewasnofear of they got to him, I'm told.' spinal mjury In Washington FBI director William The doctors could not determine how II. Webster ordered his special agent in ..1 proposedlanddevelopmentplanortothe . ----- •/ le ____ ___ ahe,esiumstjmsspomuu.dth ' - stse's lr'a ruoma set -, - -.' -. - WASHINGTON (UP!) - Teddy Uveisastarilsçn. Vft vironsnèi4 tnside a glass cubicle to , gernie his body could prnt.ct boerm defense si -diedTuesday at -the Nail" . IastibzllofH innearby Bethesda, - -". e' __________ - 1W -'--..--, - - ;._____________ -- - it In the Hue. The legislation was requested by the Representativezoftheleaguesaldwlth siini. Leg of civic ciatio. -- S -.5--- - • by frequent :d traisti1one. who made medical - The 17s ngar tlianaxiy , -- -- - - - - - * - - - - - - - - 1 ' - :. , - - L , a have a balcony or terrace. S The first phase will be built, in 20 three-buIlding .,,. mole builder, the Deltona Corp. in another area, construction Is underway on a456- • - - . Bit, Wk, I k'd - y - - . - -- -- -. - ,-: :5 . -. Ms. Sochacki said each unit will include a number of leader's condition. energy saving devices such as a high efficiency heating He said Jordan was technically listed in Bubble Dies - - - story) will determine the purchase price between $43,450 and $47,, he said, the establishment of bars with adult sntertaent. S - - - - - for occupancy by the first quarter of 1981, Moat of the first 240 units have already been sold, -'v-- - !1 $46,900 and $63,000 The two and three bedroom units will have a minimum of two bathrooms. Modeb will be - '" - * a _____ ____ The comple; will be built of masonry (cement block) on the wer level and wood frame on the second level, doubled chrthg the pest decade it was expected under oM foula new licenses would have Larry Cole, one of the reàentath,es, - :' Sern • . Five hwdred fifty ne; condominium units will soon be lining a poon of the north shore of Luke Moncoe In boteli, restaurants and private clubs. . - - ,i - -- - South - -- •___-_•_- - ____ .? --tMie11k prlCSol $1L$ 'iitUteii IIDIde-' th 5V"'4' *t.kt°Wn tetwood - ictois In attempts to preserve the fletUt$1 WOW%. chest and )O1Vt5. yjfl' of federal tctvfl rIght laws, ----. Ajthough the first phase is very nearly sold out, Village, will be located in the 5500 bioe1' of Howell Jordan spoke to about 450 people at an dtvote whatever re4ources are necescandeto said units in the next phase or phases are still Branch Road. . •-- Urban League dinner Wednesday night sary to bring this Investigation to I available. The project will contain single story units and twoIn addition, she said, the units will be protected by at the Marriott Inn in Fort Wayne, at- successful and just conclusion," Webster ,-tie explained the Deltona' Corp. makes use of level townhomes of stucco and cedar. No unit will be 10-year National Home Owners Warranty, They will tended a reception afterward, then left said. woriwicie branch offices for selling and the first units above or below another. The units will have from 1162 have a Winter Park address. The builder is Harkins 'the motel and returned about 2 hours - were "mostly all sold as soon as tl*y were-released." to 1634 Uveable square feet and will be priced between Construction of Lake Mary. . lat.Uce spokesman Dan Gibson said a relutiVe racial calm for several yea:s. • • - -a i woman accompanying Jordan told in- There was a Ku Klux Klan march last fall, but ttvas orderly. -' Ler'islature vestigators he parked his car aboàt " RIIti + IWUJ feet from his room,got out and walked 7 In the summers of both 1976 and 1977 -N toward the rear of the auto. there were outbursts in the inner city, i PolicesatdMarthacoleman,36,a local with nass gatherings and rock. U - Urban League director escorting Jdan throwings, but there was no rioting or. ktQ btet tnl4 tnun -i - dttbanccs p' ., heard a shot and Jordan fell to thi out aftir about a wtek lCeflSe bill u'. — gi'ound InldsspeechWednsda) night, Jordan . Motel spokenan John Mann said Mrs. criticized the 'blind enthusiasm of the A blil limiting nber of liquor ____ Coleman went to the front desk of the country's apparent move to the right." licenses to be available in _____ hotel and asked for an ambulance. He lie ttrged all blacks to vote in te 1980 ' __ ____ said motel secIrtty Qfficer BilLSmlth preskh.ntial ile,tton sa,ing their ot ,* isa' ''''-a,ti . aed both HOuses of the floda •'•-' could be decisive. city's Planning and Zoning Commission rused out çoiordan. ' Leglalatire and is on the way to Gov. Bob " ' will meet in Joint session at 8 p.m. today Graham for signature. Seti. John Vogt, ___ to consider the future of the proposed I I • . '-•' - P/ - ,_- IrsaAayToNuoyouscosy ______ ____ ----- --• - - - , SHOWROOM HOURS: Monday Thru Friday 9:30 AM. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday 9:30 AM. to 6:00 P.M.; Sund Closid '' ' - I - - . C 2800 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33318 Phone: (305) 524-04,52 S - - - SHOWROOM HOURS: Monda Thru Saturda 9:30 AM. to 9:00 - P.M.' Sunday 12:00 Noon to 5:30 P.M. , - - - t ? ssory :eatwb: ce - Maitland Flortda 32751 S L hI . $ :: - . / 1024.003.4 Your Cost $1 6.78 .........- $21 .95t 0 I d Fl d 32808 Phone 1 305) 29-445O U.S. 17/92 - In I, - Squeeze.and-go" handle for trimming and maneuverin9 ease. 86 th - - U.S. 17-92 & SR 438 Casselberry, Florida 32707 . ,_, - _____ assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ajril 4, 1968 In Memphis, Tenn. Robert Williams, executie director of - a - * - . - ----. ____ rights leader Vernon Jordan was shot in the back and seriously wounded early ' ''"-I''''.'' .' & ' today In a motel parking lot Police said r -ijj. .! I'.. " ' ' •1 & they had no suspect or moti%e for the ' atteck. Hera Ph9 by Tom Vicsnt By late summer, these skeletal structures will be part of a 156-unit townhomes. Meanwhile, a site on the north shore of Lake Monroe in Jordan, 44, director of the National condominium complex on the 2500 block of Howell Branch Road in the Deltona-Enterprise area is being readied for the start of con- Urban League, underwent 4 ursof surgery: south Seminole County. Construction is underway as scheduled on struction of 550 condominiums, inC te critical conthe two and three-bedroom single story units and two-story dition.Doctors said he was struck in the middle of the back by at least one bullet, which apparently fragmented on impact - -.-1 1 Jordanshot . - - . -- '. ' - U Conch hon Critical V V __ -• - ,..-... .W I:a, .-• - •i - r . - -__-' ____ _ 72nd Year, No 241 Thursday, May 29, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 ..--.---,--.- - -''-! '.- '- --S - - - - --'. - - HIgavedaleredittohIuspethng q(- Eileen $&ly. -.co, _______ - �- a -'-; , a _ S - - * a - - L- - - ;- - - - - • It I • .. 4 * V S IA-EVIniaOHI,IId.SSIJd,FL • 1.U-_-V-. II _... _ • - I . - - i --- .__ . ... .. WORLD I I ;. . IN • the • ord lakefront Friday. wi be gi Wi be Matt CU Fire Iran .,e Believed To Hold Captives Gunmen Fir •. be given by .FL -~~ORIE)A . . '' . -INAUREF---n ___T . R11 .. Veterans of GeClnt, cder, Harrison, con Foreign Ware Howard n by Mayor Lee P. Moore an I . m 0 I Iiai following the development of a post-operati" week Woodward, chairman of the University of Kelly died when the ulcer grew rapidly, In a natural haling process counted on by cutting through the wall of a major stomach sur geona to seal stomach tubes In place. .e ri L... uavv ii u i MOBILE SIGN TAKEN FROM BAR A mobile sign, worth about $500, was stolen from Bo,uiie and Clyde's Bar, $tate Road 434, Longwood, Tuesday, deputies v. • - •. • ""he sign was taken between 10 a and 4:30 p, they Thieves who forced their way Into an Altamonte Springs report home Tuesday, left wi th $1,136 worth of rings and a bottle of GAS STATION BURGLAREDWHILE OPEN bourbon, deputies lay. The fact that an attendant was wor king outside a Millie Decker, 992 Shallowford St., Altamonte Springs, told Caelberry gas station Tuesday did not deter thieves from deputies she discovered the break-in at 10 p.m. Tuesday, eight prying open an office drawer and making off with $1,000 In hours after she had left her home. • cash and charge receipts, deputies report De puties say thieves cut through a screened porch, then slid Burglars hit Bill 's Mobil station, 580 S. US. Highway 17-92 open an unlocked glass door to gain entrance. betwee n 4:15 pin, and 7 p.m. Tuesday, while an attendant Crash Kills 23 Canadians ___ JRRE5sskatohewan (UPI)A •r •'; '" call It day because of rain proved fatal for least 23 of the workers, As a bus carrying some 35 members of the crew was making its way Wednesday along a rain-slicked highway near Webb, It was sideswiped by a car and then slammed from behind by a tanker truck loaded with fuel. There was an explosion, followed by screamm Provincial Chief Coroner Dr. Stewart McMillan said all those killed appeared to be young men. , - Apology Accepted NASSAU, Bahamas (UPI) - The Bahamas has accepted Cuba's apology for a Mig fighter attack on a Bahamlap ship killed four crewmen May 10, and the two na tions have agreed to negotiate the amount of , The amounts are "to be agreed upon by the two P '. governments," the statement said. I.. . he'K . ks Bias' Letter -,,,.,,.' • T•'f 0 "I'maskingforthedetallao(thdAhn,"Knowlessgd WAY. Truck -.20~ OW Chan" Puffic an - UU SALE y' 90*30 SALE SAL.%3900 ' I - A ia . , Ill DUVUJ S MATTRESS AND 14800 00 3HP IBRIGGS & STRATTON i1a."O." CONSOLE STEREO w W.AM.FM STEREO RADIO AND TAPE PLAYER - STEREO--Sff 00 $ • - t R90.$3119." V • V " 550$. ___ .1 -- t EwhiHendd • V - HOLLYWOOD . 4 lie _ (M I I! - a a • - lU ft C$VI1IIsit O'at Tsrs1 Vr -- N ralti C.. 300 N. 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DIazInQIi. • Insecticide for general garden use and for veg. etables, tomatoes, Diazinon insect spray is a multiuse insecticide for fruits and vegeta- strawberries and more. bles. Works fast. -. .. -V -_ V - - Sfl . S SSV.' - ._..;V - ._V____.. -- -- -- - - -- __.._. 1 - - J Lawn Food 24-4-I 737 Ortho L wn Food Scoffs Kwit 'bit Covers 2,500 sq. ft. Controls chinchbugs, ants, crickets, sod web. Coveirs 5,000 sq. ft. Formula used by turf expe,tm Builds green, bee ttlhy turf. Save now. ____________ 0 worms, flea beetles and many more. OMMON00=0000 V ldorntlon, come rather concre te In- krafeet or a aS pd. Synthetic •. \ 97 'fy _ - fe p ed ad - - V adar a aidowath and (Ia ug." T-?"- aid. u ii ,* to test ____ -; • __ odd IM boules vired Ow ______ had 1288 -- ,ad Ilsis aetdawnagalntofore "hey cnang. DaC.0 544 ORTIIO today Pending to thar in"Ctiption. ''oWM said the Irunates I's its yards from any piiihl freedom when the a D-ft-wia apwe &IrIcian cgre to pwuty CNA of • Iy - III pct. Orgask • ' V V tarâ to lnitktid LI1J1MkIS4 of Ss Bead dof for cxty ' V - - V Ann sy - ----- - .V a Tadtbs''!F*dcaidDeth1i1bass Mted '4rt1on on the & IW7 or all aft the et of the h set Rad ___- V - - -. - - • ( add. "50 ft juat carted prim the aftAt W T I I I / MT. nosa k'.gro 6.64,100% 100 pct organic Scotts Lawn Insect Control nitro Covers 6,000 sq. ft. Helps to eliminate white grubs, sod webworm and many other Insects. o. Lawn and garden ?liIzer for Florida cli mate. Covers 3,000 sq. ". - . ----V V- - - - " I --- - \J KISSU#.a A ____ iem V , - A - -"-' - ________ .. . ow 1aj1 COM III ..*.bS Ia.-a.. 5 ,q. -T I.: i - - . Ll .1 11 soumass soesas srwca sea • V ww I : - ITSICHIS_ • V i L'.l Et"I II .1 I ii1- . ___ _ - f_V V • V • V imad it to hide the ____of the ' Ho ad the oalug w diaouvxed by down On tie bottom of the dat 'We fead a Usstby.Usst hels -I-fe-iS feet straight 6 ," .wsa auk "and then the tunnel V ___ -- ARRANTY 00 ladtheIaddsimd afai.tottarnenao ___ V ikoo !.v. V In D.Iv.ryl CI $490 . : ' 40 I2 pct. Natural _ he 'wa"with roof V • -• ______________________________ V ji I 00 - • . . 20 YEAR - - Ia ad FVIk OFF RETAIL • - fernastlon, Satarday that we bad coizuthiag going on but we "It hevoalacatloe,"Tceldtcday. "We Isolated it su1e, but biag lie prtçarty as ,of he to Ia two Ian. on It and knew he Iu.did paldthste.ldbsaIIaod. 'w Beb Freadi In d4yIag the requ the 9tiSt7 WM it 0101-i I tie O ____ - - • ittee will "We received o of -'1 Ia _Ate 1Ot'4 V-S. CLOSIDSW$DAYS •- "' V -- otlIl were s aneisse es powly in Chda Vkft on Overtook Delve. V - NMIIII ussi•s Thursday. May 3L iNG-VoI. 72, Na. 241 nil Pile uenlea variwvc I V ' by Meet 39 coedy r'4s greeted the iI . • L FURNITURE % V - - KING SET • V V f POLE Crl'Y, Fla. (UPI) - A well-planned, partially cornidstod escope 'w'' vsa co,aad by guards at the Polk Cavectiani butltats Wedaecday and about a deam Inmates ____ RE0.ol.*S V V - V V ~~ e l, . Jail Tunnel Found mIeslon dotkn this week to dairy a -qI f rosining pert of the Wekiva Hunt ( development's plan. no iwIMon called for Incrag mdd3dW ad w voted down ""s1y. - _ WHITEAPLE F r a $7,100 a year pay reins and give wnlvemnity faculty $7 million In raleas, rocpnln'Iog that a prtlon of socalled "quality tmfunds given the Bod of Reients last year be ' " und to make faculty calaries comnpeaable with ilmilpr size universities Uroegliout the country. The lIme budget also raises Supreme Cart justice and edvereity faculty pay. ayton Wekiva Revision Denied - easterly aruimit aots toivay sr1n sod7day.Eess3 to thet7atr. AREA FORECASTI Onereily fair through Filday. Higim kft the mw a to WNW K Lan ww a to in 'los. Wiomis sestady 10 to 15 imçb tod*y_n1nIIng tcmJgl'rL aviih}ii," at LAMPS - gs;1 MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION Reg. $35Q NOW 174 TWIN SET V Reg. 1400 FULL SET NOW $199 Reg. $700 • .V - V tilp" :ROIABLT 000 most AT T"Is 10 CULOUSLY LOW PRICE QUEEN SET * - - • • F • J 1 T 0.L ,N~illiiln; a ~ ' -' v Lusauno V EMT (OLONI*L LI. OLMlOO *TV X inl F. SWORD AUPINAMMIGAWA A PINE HILLS WAAAMIRM AT A A $I.VSTMft__A s oauoo ma. CAISELERRY U.LKVV. u-SHuT Ti.- -V - - V 'ALTMIONTE SPRINGS) III . Iv•aAT L!oeasTorY -d - - .. ..- --.-. . V - I . . - '• - e - • • V IIMILI? tHIS L .!. ,-Wft. that hits the floor later. Senators voted to give mombors of the state Supreme Court to midiom thmxdty rantial for tim mon's property k,1id,. lag tie west olde of Ovirdo the north And whore Mhad'n ROad beifliesils. Tim dei1I1ie. will be taZ.'UiUt. 2 SELICTID LOT OF - - • V • (ID WI* I. 4 1. SET 6 -- -.---. - .. ----.,:. -• •• YOUR OLD • 1_ I -- - - TRADE- IN FOR • P ;V• ZI V r- TheHomeet*idgetglveslocalccbOolbOardsthedutlxrltyto boost ts onothir $60 million for general operations and t million for school construction. The raisetazesanother$20O ,-• ojAlon, wi it may znoe nsa reJOCIOQ me iiL opn-suons coontruction hihe when a bill allowing the cchcol go along with ,nhvile County Qxnmicslon this ;opproval by the ! _________________________________ COMPONENT • ---,-- - 'IL -7;Z.A;A.ai;X " ' - - - . • ;•• IJU ' K I I. I. .-i,V-. --~-- il,l V • . . __ . ~-. .V I v'. BGNUS. -- V ..'r-, V The New Tribes Mission will be snowed to Pamild a home for retiring missionairles following a re-sonlag 548 $358000 6 ENGINESEL? PROPELLED • MOWER W/GRASS CATCHER . Mission To Build Home - $179% 1 I ..- - ! V ____________________________________________________________________________ one appropriation (HB 1770) esrl1ez" Wednesday. That, together with a $300 million schools construction bill (HB 1809) voted out last week, gives It a total supplemental spending plan of $678 million. IA conference committee Is expected to begin work this weekend reconciling the two plans, a task which must be usnpleted cuIdcly if the Legislature is to adjourn June 6 as icbednled. V lie big difference in the twoproposalsis that the House plan requires an $07 million Increase In property taxes for schools widle the Senate plan does cot. '-le ttö cErt ttn $t,at 1tçsqrve fund for a$2,000 a year pay raise for teachers, while senators decided to tap the fund instead for extra money 'to help south Florida school districts absorb the children of Cuban refugee 1STTSI1 Except f or the property tax boost, the two roosais are cloce togethar in total spending, but there are wide differences fijg about j ts wtra,t, wlthhe ___Is that with a recorded plat the lots become saleablk .46ADd it would not be madedear on tie record that said. may cot be Cl er and_ I RIG. sifl 91 $ . •- v £TilifltOU? ua6 mwe for education thin the Senate- wat STRATTON - tawg, d1i.& lie Sanato takes up a $3.17 mRlin COestrttCn U(513 U04) Way. - The Howe voted 1074 for asupplemetal general tax reve- - ENGINE.MULOIER MOWER GOOD CONDITION W.AM.FM STEREO RADIO AND TAPE PLAYER [I GROUP SALlE . ' • V I 1T TR%!4,I -y . Vth ference comm Conunlasloo Chairman Bill Kirchhoff asked, h,,,-wr, if the bspecs would be told there is no water orseueranllaheto the kts. - -• Attorney y Ntkkl Uayton said one or 17* County Attorne LAWN MOWERS UG.921991 ' I -, . fWaxing. STIRCHIS V BR EF owns o)O 0~ LONG SOFA WITH CUSHIONS $ _6 CHAIR, TABLES SALE-. - SPRING CHAIR iiALL TREE ;11 k1'1144t VV .. - -'• -: . - V V - 2bATlt"I RIG $24$ U - ••• & . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Mi Senate will vote out the rest of a $395 million supplemental budget today and a conbe called in to reconcile the plan with the House's $876 million proposal. The Senate passed a 40L3 million general spending plan • 2 t 1 SALE" U $6900 I I V .. . ..: • V • Spending Plan - NIs I DOOR BUSTERS 7,800 BTU BENTWOOD FULL SIZE • il • • "' ~0111 ByDIANEPTRYK V Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Commission this week unanimously denied a request by J.W. Hickman that It record a plat of 21 lots on 185 acres of his Interstate4 btrla1 pert.. The commission denied the request because water and sewer service for the area has not been guaranteed. Former County Cuit.r Greg Drwmumond, by re.euUng Hfrfrnwr said the property Is an *cattnhLt.1gch lThE'nr?y ff*1tV. the full capacity allowed by tie Department of Envtroixnental Regulation. But he said the plant can hindle much more and upsets the DER to allow an Lake Mooroe Utilities. Increase. Hkfrrnin also • Ikianmond said a irdsd plat now wand make 'I beckm deyeJopmnsr. will t . -.4-1, I ~.V.% W_. L, - - -_ re _W MRCNI -, ..,.-..-.---.MR..C!Lk,l,.=.IONER.,,..:, I 10 11 - I - ....... ~AIR' CONDITIONERS REG.$37.VS • hsavy_ remain -% 0 'y.flfl I CASH• AND CARRYII vi - '. P-:1. C.,ALS .. . S 'L • - ALE ~ * -. III . . -. - - ' - -- -1. * -- - --- I, -. .-r-.I. ..f 1. V._ .T4 4j . - - _______~~ -.--. - -1- -. -V 29?- 11L --g--."---4;..&-.,::"-*%,,,~..I i6 t-, - - I I Ir----- dispersed and some of the captains tried to tie up traffic by wing two cars to block the Stock land Bridge. But that attempt as soon i. a,. IAUSVII broken UP UY MA sheriff's deputy car s.. Wetrledtoblockthe bridge, but we figured it wouldn't be worth getting out heads bustea,It said Phillp Pierce, a Key West lobster fisherman. "1 don't mind getting my head tisted, but I couldn't bust the cops' heads Senate asses V - VI EXkMPLES • USED FURNITURE Legislation r.qm.tod by • '• - r mu Bottl.d r: . - .. • 24oM 11TU - )fl MAYU U 110. sm,s 7EIDAY?!Drn AVTOIdA 3Z4(tr high', 900a.m., 0:53 p;l,2$Oa.m.,2$p.m.; OR?CAflAYAL: h%h., U? a.m., 9:17 p.m.; 10e7s, 2-.42 m.2:39 p.m.; 3AYFOTr chorN Is part of Grahams rogfl to OVida D3 hIgl3:0Sa.m.,2p.m.;lous,I:$4s.m.,$:11.m. • • V • DII'AV UUIU lw • • 18000BTU sL 3I Ow5ROCkER I 4.4 on the Richbr scah, o3ntx*d just off the Pacific Cud b0" UP In COMMKI108 OW about 20 miles from the mrclser plant, forked California the Lagislatire odjoirni t .- nideyo according to aldas In Wednesday AtShL Th3n were no reports of irjurin or at do plant, aldwo therst were r3pots of paw outs" - . oble P4p. Rdmt Hattsway's P collage athletic øffIminTm. minor damage in the general area. Aides in the Altamonte es banquet at fr,yfl Ø und, rza aprings' Democrat's and "tie crow gaspi, thin there chanthlIs swayed Uveolflc. Old a Houos silence, than they ChIIUd, You know ho college 4s e,t ld for ,i1n said lPeiy In San LaIa Obispo. age from * to $000 EADING3 (I a.a ) s tinermture: 75; ovnight tu ck AREA vvafly is In committee, es Is low • 63' yesterday's high: I' barometric '$910' cosion bill in the 79 prc;u: aortlmastat7m.pJa. - •• • * • , , -• 1* • if ig US,AttornoyAlanSobol."The purpose of this When people are peaceful, nothing gets ac order isto deter people from going down there . ctxnpllshed," Farnam said. J.W. Hickman Loses Bid T' Record Plat Of 21 L' !q i 0 M.M9..R,. . u r I/' V ____ pe nedDiablo Canyon nuclear plant in . 9HOUR , . The property involved contains 0 MW And 6 lccat,d couth of tat. Rood 419 and ad of blockir4bird low milse ! ,,. - - ."Anybody, who conducts any transactions Carpet Bagger was seized May 19, said if the from. Cija to the United. Sttea will be .gpyerTuenL Iai,t release the ,tnwiui' ezcensiaid%sistant fishing b soon1 "therel. will be trouble. ea - STERCHI'S .. •' V COUNTY - t •z . setgpçepsratIon for urarria-4t1JrCatholic Jtrai E: VV I(cIrtiy laid. Toward that end, the archdiocese has declared that couples desiring marriage will have to wait four months between the time they notify the church and say the vows. V V : ~. .., .7 -1FR~1 ..- • m - . X / couples is of spwlal concem to us, we we asking for ' • Riø• 'Lana. a • • jdJI1fl4 WEATHER .••.•• - / . -_ 0 .., -. nng that the zoning sn hi o%±Iflittld to 'a "I (ad 1twu simply anoUflcaUonto ua Oat abtbrct.Imb discrimination hasbeenfiled, Moore said. Them or pointed out On letter says that it I'does not constituts a notice of non. to , . __ , _- - .. - . . compliance. I . MW away romnayeW , • ii I' .14 tf- __ STE1i,11,,III S ,. -. -_ .ir -7 1relmededvlctorflènandexafterhereturned said: with "I'm profit. Any money Cuba on his second trip after President Carter I've made on this deal, I'e lost because I have had ordered a halt to such voyages. not been able to go shrimping and I've had to The two oilers were arrested last week live off something." before they reached Cuba. Capt. Marvin Farnam, whose shrimp boat MIAMI (UPI)- T.be Catholic Archdiocese of Miami Is trying to make getting married harder -and nroe thoughtful -to cut down on the divorce ratc "Since the happiness and well-being of married . STftCHI'S I II 7 zoned for oe•p$4fl . • / -% Church Adds Marriage Rules IN • ' • I - I- rthur McDuf[W- • • EARLY iiniod~ city marifter Warren kiiawles has written to the pecW to be authorized to a US. Department of Federal Revenue Sharing asking for a defend the city. : m suit seeks to prevent copy of a "communication" received by the federal agency claiming the city Is or has dlaaizfllnkted apt'mt woman, the city council from roverHispanics and blacks in Its hiring practices. slug Its thclii permitting a Chem In so,ning to allow nXtMgtkW pt_4uhj!T4#:_ .--.:A,.*. ,- _::,&._.11.U! homes In an area formerly federal revenue sharing funds. &MI OIL__ • - City Attorney. Wallace'' Stalaakeron the actionhe is_t%. In the cwrmtyev, the city Is budgeted to receive more than $200,000 from federal re venue sharing funds. • - _STERCHI'S 11 ... 11 .. W rebuild areas damaged in three days of rioting blacks angry over the acquittal of four former county en accused , the beating death of black - - • discuss and give direction to city C V STERCHI'S Tuesday. those plans have beenchanged. She said the council will -I • V - r - - -_ ' Gov. Bob Graham hu proposed adding one cent to the state sales tax residents of Do& County pay to help - n - . Today didn t West, bringing the total aim April 21 to 87,469 have to do what we can," Pierce said. "I don't rdugees. To date, 1,477 boats havv affivW want to make it sound like a war game, but it s with paenge and 135 have returned empty. going to have to come down to something a In a broadcast monitored in Miami, Radio little more serious than what we got today. Havana reported today the owner of the Key Tex remaining at the port of Mariel at midnight S John ' West , s Wednesday. It said 2,197 "anti-socials" left building and said he QaWednesay.lbricastalsoreported skippers at the federal would give my boat to the government the arrival of two boats before paying an fine. Fernandez declined to Authorities at Key West made the third say how much i'm charged to ferry Cuba ns arrest of the sealift Wednesday when they ap- across the 90-mile wide Florida Straits, but for rebuilding rIot4maged areas -and they're angry 460, i • ,~ today.Twoboatawlth4orefugeesreachedKey . - _ g V re &UAMI (UPI) - Dodie County businm leadm my a proposed om-mt sales tax hike is the but way to pay Ti. • -- tad co. Mary Norton City a said today that although the • council announced earlier the ' g . - .~ • • Aspecialmeetlngof the ' Winter springs City Council has been called for 7:30 p.m. Monday at city ball c cernlng the lawsuit fil ed the city by. Florida reparations for Cuba's mlitake." In a governme nt statement Wednesday, the Bahamas said the Cubans agreed to pay reparations for the loss of the 103-foot pa trol ship Ftimlngo and to compensate the relatim of four seamen who was last . . Winter Springs Coüncfl To' Meet I III` - , • : a! :; _,.I40P-_ ~ 410 . e ferrying undocumented aliens &a the Florida Straits since President Carter's orde r ending the saM took effwt MaJie early Dade Owners Want Tax Two youths caught outside a just-brglarized Maitland : home by a neighbor, tell deputies they had not hing to do with the crime, and are asking not to be arrested for trp'g. I Deputies say the home of Sue Cowan, 201 Cedar-wood Drive, was burglarized some time Monday, a gold ring and silver heart, totalling $200 In nlne taken. Deputies were called to the scone by a neighbor, who saw Um He psfr who claimed to be taking pIcs, while he called deputies. The jewelry, mingfromn the home, found to have been burglarized by thieves, breaking t hrough a sliding glass door, was found near where the youths were caught, deput1s say. Deputies report the two youthe later asked Cowan not to prosecute them for trespassing, claiming they had nothing to do with the burglary. Deputies are continuing their In. vestigatlon. • • wnu wiuiiuii the crime. They say several wit nesses saw three men, In. duding one from the area, In Klelnknlgbt's home around 4 pin. Wednesday, al though no arrests have been made In the case. •• - ,•• L Octi" duty Mvicemen could contim to drink at age , . 18. BURGLARY TO HOUSE, YOUTHS SUSPECTED . . the Injunction way to get the boats released and settle cart c court later." Customs inspectors have arrested two lied bounced back and forth because of various amendmerds. The Senate voted 26.l2 for an amendment saythgthat pumped gas outside, deputies say. The thieves pried open a desk drawer, taking a bank beg filled with most of the day's cash and receipts, deputies reported. __ Key West's T and spokesman for the 250 captain "We my go . purchase of beer, wim and liquor, has passed the fail House and full Senate already but keeps getting 1 2 Aft 1111111 Thursday, May Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft it 7 •. -- •- • Tim bill, raising from 18 to 19 the minimum age for shoulder to the Idea. I • • __ j tcy ws'r, na. (UPI , -Angry skippers in these unsafe and unsound boats." who staged a noisy four-hour protest outside About 250 sThlmp, lobster and commercial II Key West's downtown federal building fishing boat captains massed outside the • .W yaay• they.mayask fotafederal federal l*hildir Wednesday 10. ur-. tlnjunctlonto regain custody of their V protests, wave placards and demand toknow fishing boats, seized for bringing Cuban when the ir boats would be released. Deputy U.S. Marshal Forscht told iicheduIedan afternoon meeting with the skippers Customs Donald Immigrittion an Miami Attorney Ellis Rubin, legal counsel Service of fiicias cials were: Watergate burglars Frank Sturgis and E. av availablee answer questions or at Howard Hunt. their protests. "He's coming down here just to see what we After i bane "t midafternoon can wait "said David TTU'LIIO " R Seafood Co. andof there would be no immediate results, crowd at the Dade legislative delegation for giving a cold ' ' . the House, so apprwal could become final and the Gov. Bob Graham to be signed Into i Thieves Make Themselves At Home In Altamonte B)' DAVID L RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Thieves broke Into an Altamonte Springs house and "made themselves at home" before leaving with $250 of the owner's cash deputies say. uivVt1 pried open a door at Old Grove Lane, Altamonte • Mary Lou Klelnknlght Wednesday, cooked and ate some of her food, played pool and drank beer before leaving with cash she had left In her house, deputies say. , MeAsure could go iaw, alf at the Green. :: lk. ft" and Mrs. They charges the three physicians misdiagnosed her alhnonts and perfu1ed tmniroper surgery, leading to Mrs. Kelly's death. 1 trial is expected to continue for another week. I mwMcation of the Korean peninsula. Earlier, Hun Indirectly accused the Soviet U of causing "war a nd tension" across Asia, but pè&ed Oat China would not police the continent or become a su perpower with its new-found ___ nuclear capabilities Speaking at the Japanese National Press Club,}f who also is Chinese communist party Chairman, said, "I have told friends In the United States that America should withdraw from South Korea." There are 40,000 American troops now stationed In South Korea. • - Cuba's 0 . "No mechanism In bl"1y Is 100 percent reliable" he said. In performing 12,000 similar operalions he has ID teab In the tube develop lids way twice, be added. 1 The thee deftedants, all of whom played roles in treating Mrs. Kelly for internal problems during the lest these years ç her He told the court Clontz performed the Wednesday by Dr. Edward Woodward, stomach ulcer, could cot have been saved, no mannw, Ube witness for the defe nse in the mslpr*cuce suit matter what kind of treatment she received. had beena taubt 1 the UflIuelt of against three local doctors. The trial, in Florida* said Mrs. Kelly developed post' TherswunobIeedIraguntll just before the Seminole Circuit Court, LW WflPJ terminal eyed," he said explaining that Mrs.. operative problems because of a rare failure £ Urges V Korea Pullout' uUiiOUv • get the Senate to accept On bill (HBISI)as sent over by Florida medical school's Department of tiooci vessel. Surgery for more than 30 years, told the Jury "When It happened, It was just too fast - it Dr. Franklin Clcotz performed a perfectly was all over," he said. proper operation on Judith Dowling Kelly on Woodward, called by attorneya for ømts Aug. 31, IV?? at 8nbvile Menorlal Hospital. and codefendants Drs. Thomas Largen and • Nicholas Pulls, also disputed earlier He said Mrs. Kelly, w w on Sept. 10 testImony, that Clonts had balled a tube In wn, TOKYO (UPI) - Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng called today for the withdrawal of American troops DW1 1 *0 By DAVID L RAZLER • Herald Staff Writer 'A Sanford physician did everything right when trea ting a woman who died following MO1Y In September It n w',ndabk failureof $j natural process which led to her • Fla.(UPI)-Abiflrihhth, age from 18 to 19 ran Into furt her trouble today when the Senate voted to active du serviceme n, a move forcing the bill' back to the HoW )' . Sen. Don Qiildera, D-West Palm Beach, had hoped to Dodor Defends -Physicians UF - iwui&mg I TEHRAN,Iran (UPI) - Gunmen fired on a site in the city of Mashad where some of the 53 American hostages reportiedly we W the official Pan news agency said today. There were no reports o!,as%La1lies. Witnesses also reported hewing shooting night at the Islamic militants holding the hostages said it " mt1onary firing" by guards Inside the compound. Last month an embassy guard was killed during ilmilar shooting inside the om,o & The In northeastern Iran, was the work of 'q ternal lackeys of seeking 11ngmo rs spies. to prevent I •• -- • . II - -- -.Wr-.~. ~m ",new, - V V Drinking ter &W 2 n, .- . . . . Age Bill Snags, moves Back To House . ' Immediately, after the ceremonies, food and refretnents will be available at the Paul .. - - - __ -,. I 91-1 -LO - • - V .Se.. Skippers 1,_Ad91y__ .6- PSftldP1t1 org5flhzahbot* will be Ot the Amvet*, e H. King, Military Gr'J5 of the Purple Heart, Andy a Sa bt( I tF' I n Lake frxit Set Fo atop courthouse, Sail ft Joe Mar tin, Chaplain, DAV, Invocation; An veterans oqprAudm In the Smftd posting colors, Knights of Colwnl*; lending bugler will play tape and n honor ares decided to o.er MenrIa1 Day on guard frc*n National Guard CorWy B, d traditional date, the Pledge Allegiance,John Peters of Battalion willftreasalutelnmeincçyo( th. psLjipeaker Will betj Co w 'dead as part of-the. MemorW Dat: 8tO1fl W&O 1 R k3 PeInAV Ceremonies at the nf ll Master Fleet ReIVe president. ve by of Benediction ll will KwiLsc, DAY, veterans organizations of the Sanford area Chapter 30. Jack Hu'ner, exeaatiye manager, ilnaki, Pleat hip1iln, while the Knights' under the direction of Disabled American Greater Sanford Chamber of Cctmnerve, wIll' of Cokmibia will retrieve the colors. Music Veterans, Chapter 30, will be held at the Introduce special guests and dignitaries, will be provided by the Seminole High Others tb4, part Intheobeencs will. band imcthe at 11 a.m. • . • • wIli be : Aardt, ba nd director. From .. 0 QJPLDQV..Ceremonies .. - -•• • V • : - - . V V - - - V.-- - �J - - 4 - - - '- t a .A - - - - V - 4i41 - —- '# -,- .-. ö-- -A - 1_ j-.- ., 4040*w wamii '._I_# _._.,._ _ -— , .1 _~j. , 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD FIA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8314993 - I - . 1 .I I . I 'a. ----- . - - . f0_ < ~ -- G i . 0 J Eyeing- -I - Japan - - . - . . . WILLIAM STEIF . ,• ____ ________ Ju On How was defeated in a no-confidence vote In the Japanese House of Representatives recently by internal tensions in his Liberal Democratic Party. However, there are plenty of issues to fuel debate in the parliamentary elections that have now been set for June : #----,-* -- i i l - 1,— - -. . I i - - 0111 S -- . ., . 0 •• / - , . L' Operates • " - 0-1 I (f •. . . .. . I . on, declared, I want my integrity back,19 regain his integrity. A New York grand Jury indicted the Philadelphia Democrat Wednesday on charges LOOk bribes from FBI undercover agents on Sept. , Lederer became the second congressmen be criminally charged for allegedly accepting money from FBI agents posing as Arab sheiks or *odate, willing to pay bribes for political favors - Budget Heads Rap Carter & • ' • •• • ---- ----------- - -- --- - - - ------ --- - --- ---- — VANCOUVER, Wash. (U P1) 'S. . - •. - -. -. ' • • Ohio To Greet Candidates - -•. -. -. • - , .'. _____ _____ ' - - 4~. , .1 • - -:. ______ - '_______________________________________________ - -. 2 DON GRAFF - M • - - 1. 0 I - - • iasQed-aataten*nt.a - - - . - . r , ft . -- -- - - - Fai • • -- -.5..-- Lee, Farrah Could Divorce - 1. U ' U.S.. . 0 - Up to $50,000 and more. 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At Blazer-we've been hpingfolks-!or ovçr,Q LTD 500 8 & 11 h.p. 30" riding.mowors Assassination of a rival religious leader arid plotting an - - ., .1 , AAHN SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) — It took a Jury Just three Mm t6 decide that polygamist patriarch Ervil any funds from uoc (U.S. oly ic' riilttee) or orporations,.," He pointed, 'cut thm) the — athletes would be "traveling to a free na to Participate against athletá. horn kes n5" Other, sponsors In need flnancialsupport foreSpedaIclympjcsar - WheelChair Atl.tk Aa In Woodelde, N.Y., add the US, A.ociatlT11 - - I'. ._ WASHINGTON- The swlvekhalr brigade $180 for the hmch, aid ll taxpayers are brass seems determined to preservetoo flUCh ".: tat at the expense of military muscle. at the Pentagon sometimes seam more In- stuck wfth the dIfference. • Foote: Rep. LesAspin, DWls., a lonely - tent on presfng than j promoting this - defense. Now the congressional budget rats care f or theli' dogs and cats, at a yearly, gadily Armed SVION largess', Induced by the new Cold -Waj', has coot to Uncle Sam of $14 nI11Ic1 .ng — offer, &ITIendU*ÜtI 'to f given them the opportunity to continue jyia TolwAms at mdady '_ê • it up an attempt to eliminate expense. - tsrs would do Just as well M*±si ==tbli Hersarejustafswo( the iindilures of more (0 requests for new atgnnwnts thedsin-plush perks. publIc money that keep the generals add Admirals vthg in high style while vital OLYMPIC lETDOWN: Unmgvict1mac4 wessnt aJes 1,dU thS maintenance suffers and Underpaid only for eramt massages US, boycott of the Moscow Olympics S. ot teft'd.en, the 1 blind, psrsplegic add herwise' in" ft wmsd form for Now" PatleilIn hi military bospitais t handicapW paying dvfllen jobs a -prolong theIr stayi, appá.ly becme Its' hopingto take srt In a speciai olymptci . — More 5, a11 ied that patients In the Disabtet This Is sths&heI In Arubun, A nt1omd used as panmel servants for the top brass, thtiei Stayed Ii bed aoywhere the N. who then complain to Congress about a fr om ens 10 M days them snti shortage ci manpoww Thus UI GrUtIS pt*nnht to apOnIOr the athletes wills $'ai1rnouts Ii civilian •coot the ta*isier$ imica have found their fund-raising efforts Stymied 'a ?ft *I ll(4Ut.giveimflówdngthe -Theptqon'shighñ$'iniw&al*ve cari.(4thelJ.S, boyéotL,AsStan1y Pentagon poclibebs .'$u" awi their ,Meyer, executive dlrsct* till the Natloflal five exchwlve dI"I"g oqms to Choose from. Thay're em over$aff.d and •- . taller*1-LCh Uthe Imiateri h*sSe-tiècue , Aamcto' Of Sp for (aJ Palsy, '1. sImply Can't STAND some people's 'more _______ scme&wcazsil by à*ç,sicnal wrote us cm till headquarters I1s WoodRUled ciseem iâwlcii mets to p1st on tIajco-.ls IrMa! than thou' attitud& Pr1l)I1lN at apwoprt&tlOne tidsi. 1 top hekig', Cone.: "We are nnai%1 to gate Ui labia, A $10 J.y. bra - hat pays ' - et ur money ut o. your* house. j,,-10*4 4i, 5 . THE TIGERS ARE - Defenses Down; Pentagon Perks U - - - '.s . (retail value $12995) ' - ? .A4 0 GRASS CATCHER - Religious Leader Guilty .... Highway Automotive, Inc. THAT'S NOT THE PITS!!! - 0 -• - (at a reasonable price) See • - and Body Work - nf -.----- -_•_,_.__c_----- ---- - w - 0 -I For the Very Best in A 1U PILL KUUP - JACK ANDERSON S - civic cluba and nursing borne residents. Each year It gives a special benefit concert, ot-the-FUgship-Bank-of E4mkide;--tohe)prftmt-Oveo'ff=unity- an4Wt- year-it -- any Junior Woman's club member, Rotary did a program for the Good Samaritan Home members and Kiw'anis members.. in honor of Mother Wilson, who was killed in an The Ballet Guild of Sanford-Se minole is auto accident, currently in its 12th season, and will soon enter This ,year the Ballet Guild of Sanford. into its 13th, , with the emphasis on youth. Seminole premiered a new ballet com. Over the past 12 years, the Ballet Guild of missioned especially for the company. "The Sanford%Smninole has made it possible for Gospel Truth" was written for the guild by hundreds of young people to participate in the Mildred M. Caskey, who also wrote "River experience of bringing dance to their com- Gold" for the guild. •' - , BERRYS WORLD --- - 0 - - . CLEVELAND (UP!) — Sen. Edward asserted. ' balloting seas rejected, and the KenKennedy pledged today to free tIJS The Massachusetts Democrat said he nedy campaign had no confidence delegates to vote "in accordance with will consider the eight June 3 primaries Carter would accept the latest their conscience" at the August a referendum on the debate issue and, cijailenge before the Tuesday voting. Democratic convention If President "If I prevail, I wi ll continue to call for a Without a debate, any suggestion that Carter will first meet him for a debate. debate," he wltltdraw is out of the question, Kennedy, in rem arks prepared for He repeatedly has sought such an Kennedy indicated. While he would delivery to the Cleyeland City Club, encounter with Carter, but Carter, who prefer a debate with Carter before urged Carter to follow his lead and also planned an Ohio campaign today, Tuesday, his proposal was flexible. release his delegates as well after a has declined to accept. "If a debate is denied in the last week face-to-face discussion of the issues. A May 15 Kennedy offer to debate of the primaries, it must be held before "I am not afr aid of their decision with Carter before the June 3 primaries .the balloting at the Democratic conor their conscienie," Kennedy and then quit the race if he lost the vention." he said ' - ________ • •'H LION JoI{I).N . . not bitter ...Kennedy Renews Debate Challenge .. • - -7-.' . - time." 'V w.da.r :'. s.-,. *bea&tcome you make in public life when t hings are said about you that are not true," but hopes' he will not ha ve "to face a grand jury every mously concluded there was Insufficient evidence to prosecute Jordan on charges he used cocaine at New York's Studio 54 disco. - School of Dance Arts, Knight's Shoe Store, Gifts by Nan, McDonalds, Vi llage Shop, bo th ' - - -- Jordan showed no trace of bitterness over the probe of his sometimes controversial 0 social life. He s reported to have told his colleagues he realized there are "sacrifices Aides broke out cham pa gne shotiy after Special Prosecutor Arthur Christy an. nounced a federal grand jury had unani- at Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville. non-profit organization which must look t.2 Admissionb$4foradultsand$2forthlldren Individuals, - businesses and civic 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased at the organizations for continued support to con- - -'r r-' "has vindicated my faith" in the American system Of Justice. - impromptu gathering in Jordan's office Wednesday. The Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole will munity as well as communities all over the perform "The Gospel Truth" at the Sanford Southeastern United States. Civic Center Friday at 8 p.m, with. the This year the guild's 12 company members - . - - a! Ch ty'sui iioriiii independent probe • - - ____ House. B'a 11et* Guild Show Fri'day - D '. rin CeSS. .O - Heating Up • . - ' 'JaIIed' Hostage Freed - - __ '', .1-1 reputation and your honor," Jordan said later when buttonholed briefly at the White • • 0 ..• -- FAMILY DENTISTRY -. ___ - - ________ - -- -- c--- - -, ___ _____ -. - ____ ______ - r - .- __ 1.1 ......,. ..-- --_:Ar' - - - - - - - - • _____ ..4'--- •- - ' :r.*.v-.' _ • - - • • - - 0 - I "All you've got I your life is .y'our l House aides. -. "Congrabllã tions,i'ñihappy for yôu," Carter said, potting his arm ar ound his White Home chief of staff during the 1.c'cW ::v1,, 0 -- -*~ ± . `_` -. WAS1GN (UP) - -Ha1tonordan, cleared at last of charges he sniffed cocaine, celebrated wi th a special chamagne toast wi th President Carter and other top White -,.-. - , - . it looking for more victims of the volcano's Crandell said. more clues to the location of voicano 2613 Orlando Dr., Sanford (17-92) May 18 violent eruption. Gov. DIxy Lee Ray said "we are only vIctims, 3233550 Back In the area for the first time since beginning to grasp the far-reaching The mountain maintained an "almost the mountain's second big e~uption, the nature of the problems" resulting from continuous" plume of steam mixed with searthera 'used hammers and shovels to the eruptions. She said the damage may small quantities of ash Wednesday, _ smash out the windows of vehicles permanently alter agriculture, com!' rocked occasionally. with "intermittent, tA rA ...is it tilme f civabandoned on the slopes of the volcano, merce and popula tion patterns, very low-level harmoqic tremors," said ye.t? removing personal belongings in the She said the state's assessment of the Tim halt, a USGS geologist. hope it would lead to a - niore com- total damage at $1.1 billion was "a very, However, earthquakes measuring prehensive list of victims. very conservative figure." about 4.0 and 3.8 on the Richter scale, Is Pleasod To Announce Meanwhile, federal geologists said the The helicopter search teams turned were recorded three minutes apart just the Opening Of His Office volcano will continue to be dangerous for , over all the material they found in- after 7 a.m. at Mount Margaret, 8 miles For the Praclico,01 weeks and possibly months to come. cluding each vehicle's license plate -to north of Mount St. lielens. Seismologists , The danger right now during this county sheriffs for safekeeping until their said they wece the strongest tremors in " explosive phase is very great," said owners or next of kin could be located. several days, but their significance was Monday thru Saturday Dwight Crandell, coordinator for the U.S. No bodies were Inside the vehicles, as unknown. and Even'ngs by Appointment Geological Survey at the mountain, most had been searched and: victims Halt said tjw activity "appears to be a tmlrrwooD VILLAGE 323-2300 He said geologIsts had hoped-Ihe removed last week, an Army spokesman continuation 1 the general activity we've 0 _______________________________________ mountain's activity would the off quickly said. 549 W. LAKE11ANY BLVD. 323.2301 - seen since late Sunday." '- . -. ' . , *~ Jordan, Carter *, _____-__._ -Celebrqj A boy's after the cataclysmic May 18 blast that An Air Force supersonic delta-winged llTS, kIUe1 t 1ilckEfágiiêiV'!t(akb," Was case and assorted family odds and ends least 32 people and left dozens of others schedul ed to fly over the mountain today were the mute- evidence of disaster missing and fear ed dead. with Its highly sophisticated cameras gathered by helicopter crews crissBut "the second blast (May 25) was clicking away. Officials hope a detailed cr ossing the Mount St. Helens area just as explosi ve as the first one," . study of the photographs may provide - - ________ -t-s-:~__ - Th ursday, May 2f, 1 80—SA -- Search Confinues On** Volcano - - 0 tnInci •n lb 6UU16 W WV, - ,'. I feel pride In the job. In Washington, a Labor Department report said U.S. productivity slipped 0.7 percent In the first quarter of 10 — the fif th consecuti ve quarterly decline. But the government differed with Landy on the cause, saying economic factors were to blame. In the same report, the department said inflation reduced a y compensation - wages, salaries, employer contribu tions and benefits-by56percent In the first quarter of 1980, the eighth qua drop In a row. "Real hourly compensation now stands at the same level as In the third quarter of 1972," the report said. Treasury Secretary G. William Miller told Congress Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, should average about 13 percent this year, meaning inflation would have to fall to the single digit level by year's end to overcome the 16.4 percent rate experienced during the first four months. while hidden cameras recorded the transaction in the 1 ______ --------- .- . -_~ --- a '- _. 14__ C9gaine-s-Probe., .~, ,...__ -End-...,Of __ __ * - - . - .. _,_11_147ff* 1: -I , - I --1 . I ...I -- -,-.-I Jobs are boring. "My father was a plumber," Landy said. "He didn't mind dragging around a handcart full of tools or walking two hours because when e go ee some credibly interesting things. He learned some thing new every day. And he would do something other people couldn't do. "But If! ha d asked him to drag the cart to the work site and then sit down and watch some machine do the work, I don't think he w ould have done it wi th much en th usiasm." Landy said machines have robbed workers of the ability to - __ ___ - Dr. Frank J Landy, a Pennsylvania State University -. psychology, said Wednesda the average r'tivity is declining because most while campaigning this spring for renomination to a third term In the House. Lederer, t he n lmpllcated'only by news leaks In the Investigation, easily beat out six challengers and the Democratic pr imary but before general election he likely will havem make good - --- * - The typical American worker is bored with his job and, thanks to inflation, is earning no more today than eight years ago, according to government analysts and a psychology WASHING ' ________ --- f . _ - ' I - y - : Bird , Beast . -. - "I Japan is suffering rising inflation, there are -.ç'1" __ •. 00111 S serious charges of government corruption, and ) /11 • ft doesn't happen often, but It happens. By ROBERT MUSE!. -: _______ Prime Minister Ohira has gone further than any An American citizen returns from overLONDON (UP!) — The gay sparrow of his predecessors in urging an expansion of . ,, -. tarts to these other Items from the world of btd, •:-: Japan's role in world affairs. Because the latter -• suspicious customs agent takes the ce beast loom, collected by e th F issue involves implementation of a five-year plan,, • I I C' " de and demands that he or she st1p for a * Preservation Society. to build up the Japan Self-Defense Force, some of • WASHINGTON (UP!) — Congressional budget body search. A doctor or nurse does the actual The "atlon of the dus" d - :,-` * : the sharpest debate in the election campaign is searching, which can include body CAvitieL leaders, who two months ago began their work in close ZN sparro% rarest bird in the United Sta is ~: 0 alliance 0 with the White House, have bitterly attacked Nowarrantlsrequlred.Customsagentsare likely toenter upon military spending. / / down t3 or fewer, all males A • .. , , President Carter for his opposition to the 1981 budget impowered under U.S. law to conduct this -_ female In the Titusville marshes in Flor da ..'~ I proposal. / : '_ Ohira and his supporters have voiced well- rigorous kind of examination, and rightly so. . .!. turned out to be what the FPS delicately is. : founded concern in recent months over the defte - _~Z . Senate budget Chairman Ernest Hollings, D.S.C., LAM year customs seized nearly $3 billion tlfl C of U.S. forces in the Western Pacific as elements said Carter told the crew of the a ircraft carrier NIIIIIIZ th of narcotics and other dangerous behavior" / "Whnnnppt Vnt,'r, hDrnoQt WDpA of the 7th Fleet have heen 1rnnferrd fn th In. %" ,i.....,. -I Monday0 — U4 increase your pay," than Ocean. At the same time, an alarming then rejected a budget that InIrish taxidermist saw the only 't going to affected ar You, of course, en be Amerlclafl I. An !,-, I cluded money for a military pay raise. belted kingfisher ever to reach . the Emer d buildup of Soviet Far Eastern land, sea and air by the striPolm"Urch Procem You wouldn't It Is "The height of hvirocrlsj' said Hollings • Isle and promptly shot it dead. He was flied ,, dream of bringing drugs into thiscountry. forces in the Far East goes on unabated, 0• Wednesday. $40. But If you're leaving the United States this These serious developments have been matchedThe $613.3 billion spending plan is exctedjeach , So many predators have been wiped outin ar — and millions of Americans are — -*• .; " by encouraging opinion polls showing public you'll be coming back to the House trOr OjoS1UOfl has Sa*erm__________ Akica that veies, w redn of the U.S. ports ,,, ______ . -AW -, —'--*rw- sup& ''1he Japan 'S&?'tenie'-'Potce has Ôfix increased the uncertainty their kills, are of Its passage. at • • starving. The Vulture , I v th Stt*Iy and5'ouougliiiouunx about Group of Johannesburg is buying caress* before you lea ve. risen to 68 percent. It is all the more unfortunate, -.. 0.-.- ., •0 from farmers and putting them out for the In 1979 a total of 18.4 million passengers . ' therefore, that the Japanese -defense budget \ seems unlikely at present to pass the benchmark traVeled by air across the North Atlantic, a .WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter, his drive percent increase over 1978. Travel to the 5.7 To make matters worse of I percent of the gross national product. Even for vultures —. for the Democratic nomination virtually completed, '. 1, Far East and off-season travel to the " those In Mysore, India for Instance — nathies today mounted his first purely political trip of 1960- a . . ftcurrently projected 6.5 percent increase in the Caribbean are on the increw. Despite dw 1. , are getting around the ban on hunting trek Into Ohio where Ronald Reagan also was cam~. defense budget Is controversial, because defense recession, the U.S. Passport Office Is getting stealing the kills of huntIng dogs and oUter ______ p ai gning. leaders regard It as inadequate. Nevertheless, more applications -in Much Uwe were .I", , .. predators before the vultures can get to thee I .1 L Carter drew the curtains on his stay-at-home Rcse some Japanese see the world in realistic terms, 240,000 appllcitlons, up 4 percent over March The Taiwan Provincial Assembly has ben -•. Garden campaign, which never was officially and one of Ohira's chief supporters in the business 1979. some travel Industry leaders think 19 I assured by the ChlayI brewery th "I at its tl*r . acknowl ed ged among Whi te House staff, by sch eduling a I community has wisely urged re-establishing the could be "a record-breaker." , I bone wine is from genuine tiger bones and ot 11 appearances in Columbus and Cleveland. % ing so You'll próbably want to br mething military draft and increasing defense spending oSince early December, when Carter officially threw . . ________ 1 the bones of dogs and cats. The brewe, A, I from the present .9 percent to 1.9 percent of the home from your hip. his hat into the ring and declared his intentions to seek • dü'ed documents toprove It annually Impofrts "Food and booze are the number one GNP. a second term, the burden of campaigning rested with problems," says Qar1es Warren, who lathe ~ c Vice President Walter Mondale and first lady ________ 200 tigers — from Indonesia and cL Ohira is said to sense a growing conservatism U.S. Customs Service's top Public affairs 0 Rosalynn Carter. -•.H i-Thewineisbellevedbyitaconsumersto - - ____ on the part of Japanese voters and should he be officer, &I with Mic I lWiuw J Other members of the Carter family, plus Cabinet medicinal value,_ I le spend money on salamis and SCOtCh .Z • --returned to power with a strong, mandate, It would -: officials also have been on the stump since the Iowa 0 Migrating whlt tork tive clç 1 fir m and then have to surrender one ( the sausage) • fihance the prospects for, strengthening the caucuses In January. _______________________________________________________________________ day to nitit 4n3 ovx ñijjurn on the other. That's because they have fou nd they can swcpp 11 nation's defense capability. Wh ile domestic Issues 'they cknI't take the time and trouble to learn - effortlessly over the oil fields by .pirai -- particularly the economy — will dominate the tiw ruiu 111, • upwards on tim warm air current of one 1*191 Plants, arifinais and birds am problems, election, a timely airing of the argent need to GREENEVILLE,Tenn.(UPI) -Sitting in the office . and gliding the 3-mile Interval towards . - upgrade Japan's defense would help the nation too. Th. Agriculture Department las strict of a t*rricaded jail, convicted felon Earl Neeley was next flare. About 8,C0O birds were seen dolg ' rVIes about then to avoid importing • confront the increasing peril of Soviet expansion t a final threat to kill his hostage when he looked ' 1afrg 0 epidemlci. . tiiis in Asia. on a single night. up from the phone Into the muzzle of a shotgun. n ore Warren arid Ingrisano warn about the lure Another change In • •, habit "He didn't say anything. The phone went down," is being shown % . . of foreign 11duty4ree stores." The goods they . the cheetahs of Namibia which used to purr ~ .-L * said Bud Hulsey, a Kingsport SWAT team member. sell may seem cheap but, says' Warren, "the a solitary life style that made it more dUll t j" Hulsey was talking to Neeley when officers staged a You may think you alrtady have heard Arid In this instance, It's about as little as goods are free of duty when you leave a Peagan: more than you'vant -to About the television help can get. country not necessarily when you enter the I the predators have been eliminated that 9, , Jailer Dave Rader, held hoisitage since Tuesday by six film "Death of a Princess." United itates.09 cheetahs have found it safe to beco . Inmates of the Greene County Jail. e .__'1_.! '..".., $..-!.. ---III-'- -w~L-Unim Is goWg.W1%4aking a UdLU*.., gregarious aad travtl about-10 POA&n,I ..-.O.V . -in' Nfel " go ' ah ' & .,_ . r, j , Jff&& " ftt# df 0 a.* Reagan wilo.ft6uOr dMot iw 0- Y C' .W.1sateist mmuls C* swth,* ti 6 be mirl 6' Id * ftm ft't1hy AVu -Ie1'*WIpAcf `wfth 1W 'I '. --c'e.1i - Intend#a1D_ take Rader.. wW- them for'Insurance. Oregon to assure his nomination for prsldent at the United States duty free. The same IS trs the drama of the docu-drama, made In most effective weapon the latter has at its bad news for their usual victims, small d Officials refused to let Bader go. s. of antiques. the Republican National Convention in J uly. and game. Britain and Shown In the United sta tes, that disposal. one rum the returning travdar should . i -_ ~ ,. has cutrailled official Saudi Arabia. liot___ .... ___~:7 r. natlanst.. Under' the circumstances, the former California goveran be expegtedto lookeónd-Ge -' - dIffet ateiave' dIffair R postage p is cancelling Africa's Rhodes Matopos National Park ra es eli 151 BRANDYWINE, W. Va. (UPI) - Daniel Bernard a fasbmre film on Britain's Princess j special Olympics issue; Bush among 66. gourmets of and the Customs Service enavian world. It 11 Hurline harbored visions of creating a new world. He . beyond the anti-climactic June 3 primarfes, forces am state laws. Exam*: C411fort" Will eat its favorite ticks only from'cert In ,!;, IJ wanted to "conjure up" a flood to wipe out mankind A p&kigtaW RIM director is reported Free enterprise is not dead, at lent not animals -for example from buffalo, rhh to, 'D I and start anew as Adam -with his Eve. beyond the convention in Detroit, to the ultimate permits you to bring in only 000 quart Of WIN, zebra and giraffe but never from water k, threatening to dramatize that somewhateverywhere. while Rhode Island permits three gaflon&. L campaign this fail against Jimmy Carter, who Police say Hurline, 30, a farmhand, kidna pped It's certainly allve and jumping in Norfolk,. you meW royal Ufa in retaliation for the reedbuck, dulker dew and klipapringer. You con MA out Macy of the fto I Also is on the verge of clinching the Democratic female employer as the reluctant "Eve." j Virginia, where a firm has found a byproduct televising of the fate of an adulterous me Tasmanian wolf is supposed 10 need to know from US. consulates In foreign He was charged Wednesday with kidnapping and nomination. • primse that has been taken as an Insult to of Its original operations suddenly developing I . . extinct but people keep "sighting" it. countries if you buy an impuln. Example: Is malicious wounding for assaulting the officer who a profitable new business, Indeed, Reagan, been campaigning for me skunk is fighting back In rit4n. the Islamic world,. an Australian kangaroo coat barred? i arrestedhim. several weeks against the incumbent president. Reduced by gamekeepers to a small area In (Mr: It depends on on the kind of In connection with its services to governc Hurilne, who was shot during the arrest, was in Well, maybe It's a fair trade.ofL but It's merit and Central Wales, It Is now wrinkling now In 4* kangaroo.) Are hare different duties on But his words now will have greater Impact. He priva te concerns engaged In en. satisfactory condition under police guard Wednesday questlonattie how IflUCh of l audience English border counties. bought In the Persian Gulf? (Depends U ''V will be one-on-one with the incumbent president night at University of Virgi nia Hospital in Chariotould find among Britons arid other vironment.related research, according to a tUrn w material is silk, wool or OttoC.) wir• 5POTt EflVitOOZflSfltal COflSultSfltS tesvllle. on the issies. No - longer will It be sufficient to V multitudes of whom h11V1 loCi beg " The world's only captive coa, But the inwortint thing Is to phi ahead a since been bored an rthhig its own tkst subjects for condemn current White House policies, deplore to death by the escapades of killing substances. stolen from a goo hi Sri Lanka, was found in bit and find out what you need to know in the royal ' • the nation's leadership or emphasize vague advance. the luggage of a Swiss táurist. Tbie way to do. Ut. 15 to write When a surplus developed there turned out philosophical differences. U.S. citizen who Introduces C. LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Farrah Fawcett-Majors, or Ingrisano and ask tom' the QOtfl$ W One thing would appear to be guaranteed to be a ready market in the manufacture of plant into Antarctica faces a The challenger will an origin al mem ber of "Charlie's Angels," has been Service "travel pack." have to explain in detail how well In advance about "Princess II," pet products, with the result that the firm now : he can do the job better $10,000 fine or a year in prison, sued f or divorce by Lee "The Six Million Dollar Man" — and defend his position. blivever. It will never play the pilsét • has more orders than It has fleas and is hardScientists seeking the reason for Majors after nearly seven years of marriage. And he must embark against a tough cornBoth pickets are available frg the premed to expand Its colony to inset the and hlghttan found on roe daerkii " Majors filed divorce papers Wednesday, citing Considering the tough going the United petitor upon a more perilous campaign path Customs Service, write for uism to ase. mand. southern Poland now point out the antr IdIbIe differences as the reason for the breakStates has experienced In permeding other In care of Warren or Michael Ingriano Jr., only proves again what can be the change coincided with the opening of 4i where a slip can be fatal. r up of the marriage. countries to join pj Its boycott of the Moscow otten unexpected result U.S Ctoms Service, of the combination of nearby ij 5 VJrb wb r' it Married In July IM, the couple had been separated Olympics in proteSt of the Soviet Invasion of' a little 1miglrat1on and enterprise: New dusts the fort With sulPhur dioxide 1301 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. since April. Afghanuatan, every liWe bit has tohe)p. scratch. ' It was the first marriage for Miss Fawcett, a former ____________________________________ Texan. Majors had been married once before. They •:--' ' hadnochildan. -: ' * ,40i'm Bonn ____ - - - 2nd Con 9ressmah Indicted .. I I I 1 : I " 0 . - ______________ -0 - .#-. ~ . . -- Lulled Press Internatjonal SCIENCE WORLD ? ____ _______ ____ US . .- -_ - - N ° - . NINIEF ,. -, & ta84 - - - I—I "_e -- .1 the tiny ballerlüch aj to ifsprIng nvti ____ -- . - -- I..— . . ,-I --- Job - Sesone- Street number. Tricia is fcj her daughter of Mr. AM Mrs. In Haulbaker. Of course as an unblased onlooker, I can 114 most talented child in the ShOW without a doubt ther grandparents thought the same 7 show with heir gymnastic routine d , - Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira's government, - I - f . Tj~b second actandcouldn'tbe aroused during the - routines were more torrid. ' The liftle ones wei irresistable and hilarious in their confusion. The littleo stole the thadfiiaete Simpson has appeared before many ore represen --- . the Amde Russell Theatre to applaud their little dai4Ii'g in their irlef moment in spotlight. was "Babes for Toyland" and am , were dolls galore -R~sa~'Mexican, Hawaian, Eskimo, Scotch and Car&;;;; dolls - chubby mission meeting. Salng he intended no threat, . Simpson expilsined he wasn't clinching his teeth, By JANE CAEL8ERRY De ense Debat e - r - NEW, . . lt~? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. their heads kept the men In audience awake.. The thy p oduction became a little m h.w in a ftestening way And,"clinchin 11 his teeth as he .ept esm ted ptopei ty owner and City Con7j. in*i around balaricthj Wbe iMuiuuibd fl g _______ . . . I I if' - 1 V -Z%_M -*, . If you've never been to a children's dance rital, you haven't lived! As p randpwc*ye on ___ - . W his ho" Besi&s a puu=wu oJr'fl id I B.D. "Bo" Simpson, was accused by ________ - i Year award, for each of the schools in the od a. 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It with Sanford Little I'ational SEMINOLE JACK Nata LNw.- More, Aiertcan.,Laague pennanLBaketliasted two.doublea a single. 5iafthsMc$iyIandnt p$fl_fl; . -first -.place,M20' .:AI. ,anAIhcraft-11tlaPpedtW05iTN Ratlr6aderrpias AIPH Kmmq,wm3x LA ST.d.no, - t4u - Th Norm, belongitèAt1iintfBs& -M paT MuhukHar8osvo.l, night MI?th4I 2 SF 13. - - The Banktn c1jed the smashed a home runnd a for Flagship Bank; while Jay's at5p.m. at Foit Mellon P114 321 I ii P'Ick sim . Oak 22; Wilson, XC 14; 211 McKIusy 312 Jiliss rtugueUandigs 5y VAflsd Press tnt,r,,a?1,iat . MstalLu,u--- &. . --. - -- . ':.; TirTi's Torrid: From The L.PC$. 22 . '.'.' CfltfSOI .-..' wYor 11324 2 - 11224503 LOUIS 13 ' SS4 sj :...-.-r.. Herald Sports °Edltor S- - • By SAM COOK HeraldSporta Writer __________________________________________________ row. Along with his stoli base expIolts Which brings us back to the subject of Tim's northern ascent. .• - - Wt Pd. - GI 24 17 .405 24 ii 24 10 .551 2 22 1$ 24 400 r16 24 .400 5½ s Ang 14151045 mcI n Diego _____ n Fran tu$f .r.'. himself. His 23 stolen bases and 40 Ralnes, a former three.epert standout lead the American Association. receives the NBA Rookie of the Year honors, in a man Erin Johnson. • affiliate for the Montreal Expos. - They could bring tUrn up ough if Rodney Scott got hsrt or something,". •ej ' In The Sporting News' AAA section, bases. He was pliiylng shortstop until Frank Rarawfy penned a half-page 'fldey night when Chris Speler came boasted proudly. (No "bear" pun in- the top rookie Is justified both in black and white and In the intangible factors of the game. jog aTC*Ind the bases that accompanies it Of a succeasful swipe of second with a position. -Tim's full acceleration Is what has head fi' d,'.e. Tony Bernazard was playing seconii, Ralnes was paid quite a compliment In hot now has returned to the bench. Denver fans oohlng and aahlng. The Sanford speedster-has pIlfered 23 the article when Bears' znager Billy Bernazard Is hitting .5. Last year he tended.) 35 p.m CIncinnatI (Pastore 3- -S of some medical aid, News last NBA outlook and both brought the gaines most Important commodity tirought the turnstiles, the pavirg fan. Jornson climaxed his maiden season with a fatrytale Houston 1, San Diego 0 T.day's Games (All Times EDT) • parent club Is taking notice, he was bman Althougn he isn't physically (Monday)andhe'splaylngdefenselikea Ppa 6. Pittsburgh 3 . .• Atlanta lNlekro 34) t LOS • - ith LA. Hendrick, St.L and Ridfsi-n, Mlnn 40; Matlack. lix ' Sea 47. 4$; 5.j • - American League - OgilvIe. Saves Mu 12, Rudi. Cal 11; Viler. Tar National League - Sutton, Clerk, SF I. East Atlantic lank 0.0,5., FIaihIp lInk 1 23 --- I. - • ••• -_____ - --•--- ..---i • • ,,. - - . - S S I - -• •-• -•-- . :- - - - • 5- 5 050 001-2 153 23u-4 - - Junior League Roundup PhIl 11?' LuzIn*l, Phil 12; American League - Guldry. Garvey, LA 0; Kingman, CM, NY 50, NorrIs, Oak 33: Atlanta it Los Angeles. night Cincinnati at San Diego, night Houston at San Fran. nIgM American Lea,ue - .: . for extra bases, led by Jy whs wqrklng on a no-hitter double 31177 43.330 2.21; Stub, Tar 2.43. Trammll, 0.4 30 140 47 .334 National League - Canton, Summns, Det 33 107 34 .336 p$$ 50; RIchard, Hou 71; Heme RVns Ryan, Nov 3$; Blyleven, New) York at Pittsburgh, • '- Revring, Oak Priday's Games PhIieiphia at Chicago -• -. - - - .- .- -..-.-5.-...--. 211 55• its +t- ----i LewIs I 5 5 HolCemb is e i'".' - W140-EP .:-- .5 •• ;Tze - a Al H Pd. LA 4.0; lIbby, 3.1: Pastore, Cm I s. wulisms I-OS record to 16.1 wIth jit three In a best - two'out.of.three Mitchell limited Jack Piser 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. Ptur Relts. St.L 42 150 34 i400 32; Foiith, Niokro and RI. games rnalnIng. Flagship game championship series Ford to Just two safeties. 4 4 3 TOT.ALS 3214 II TOTALS Hrmdz, S?.L 42 144 3 .3505 chard, I4ou, Rthyn, Marvin - Kllllngsworth CrUx, Hou 41150 50.333 Tokuive, Pitt 3.3: Rógms. Mfl Bank, a 9.2 winner over beginnIng June 17 at Fort KNAYOLA ATLANTIC Jack Prosier Ford 351 1- 4 SrnItPi. LA KOLLIdE 41147 4 .233 and Vuckovich. St.L RANK stroked two triples and a SemInole Petroievm ItS u -fl 3-1; George's Wednesday, Is In Mellon Park. _____ AIRH AUIH Simmns, St.L 24124 41 .323 FIngers. SD S-S. 4 3 2 C000$ Al I H • . hitter for Flagship Bank and slammed a double and two K.I1.II Stearns. NY RANK • 30 141 43 .310 cvfl, $. 7-1; Jiji., NY 7.7; record. Ivans 142 I.S-iP$OI ' Ill livers AIR H Russell. LA singles. Mitchell hit a triple imItis AI1CTS45 10 143 43 .315 Gun, XC and R04$frn, MInn 62 55 ler'ws 2 32 SemInole Petroleum beat Brian Sheffield provided It S LIttle, 455 3 21 H$mprto4I AtkInson Carter I I I ssarkswss II S Tavern, NY 30163 33.300 3; Xsough, Oak 41. Lester I I I Hobby I • • I.Ilae 2 • • Miller III each hit a double and single Stivier 0 Al H PcI. (based Oil OS Innings pitchid) .s is N. "' Korgan struck out seven In at bats, 651 Ievschef III )iI Stheti Lndreu, Mm 13 1U 60 .337 2 II Hem•• National League - Mituta, the four Inning contest, Sew Flagship Bank scored all and Bill Penid slapped two HIckman III laker 211 Ronsen I I I Heard 2 1 I Hudson Bumbry, Sal 43 157 56 .354 Ati 1.50; Palmer, Mti 1.01: I I I Hanson 35I Inman 55 TOTALS 1131 Jm. Jackson 5 5 I DavIs III Remy, Sos 24 144 50 .312 American League - Norris. triple for Jack Prosser Ford Welsamen I I I Atlantic Bank batters runs In the top of the sixth, Jk. Jackson 1 0 I Wathan. XC TOTALS 21 2214 31 13$ 47 .311 Oak 1.20; lorns, CM 1.61; Ne?'ort 6. St. .Lcuis S blame the 20-year-old second baseman If in 19 runs, knocked out nine doubles and statistician Larry Madden, who probably ly U,itsd Priss intsriiatlenal Crui, Saa and Wills, Tn 12. behInd the no-hit shutout - Korgan slapped two singles, doubles. - at 5 p.m. at Westalde Field. "" httiIll P,,$n Plicidill Victories Seminole Petroleum First Federal squares off C•4fl-tHs Atlantic Bank will meet the. phlflg cii Eddie Korgan. baud Oil Ill et bits) ____ NatioII-$L.LSl1.I_- Carlton,_ ____ ............................ S Knights Crown V.F.W., Rotary Edges Elks - ARCH a 42 point, 15 rebound performance and more Importantly taking up the psychological slack of a Kareem Abdul Jabbar-less Laker lineup. Ilwauks outscored the opposition 240-231. WIllie Wilson. job doean't appear very stable. Maybe a All Wilson did forKansas City last year 20-yeir.old, switch-hitting former Denver is coasting eight games ahead of second place Oklahoma City with a 32- was lead the league In stolen bases and Fighting -Semlmle Is just the medicine 9 record. With Monday's victory, In hit five Inside the park home runs, needed? Sometimes you have to look - Prior to the playoffs the Magic Man took the court 77 . t.V.tfld 10 21 .120 I West I if.. out of Michigan State following a NCAA champIonship c;lmpaigrL. Johnson brought new life and enthusiasm to the v-,._-. ;h-t--4ta$t& - - Malor League Baseball Roundup _____________________________________________________________ ' . -* t!tf". - - --- - -. -----.'• -a-- --- ---- Bird on the other hand.almost single handedly turned basketball's worst into near best In a single season. • - -.5-,,. •-. -• ' •-- - " ____________________ 11 i1- -.'•. S. 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Called up righthanded Football _ ' SomeQuantl.?sUmuted4icesGoodthruJune1.198O _________________________ - Indlgne 10, Orioles S Joe Charboneau, Jorge Orta and Jerry Dytzlnakl knocked In two runs apiece to highlight an eIght-run fifth Inning and powerthel.ndlana. '• '- .-. bomb Dlttsner Architectural Semimle FIre Equipment by AlumInum 25-8 In Psola Little a 36.2. PUItG itIj,p . - Au, Royals3 - Dwayne Murphy aànd W'ne--Grosa'stoI. horn. during a four-run first -Inning. - and Rtck Lauo4;3 scattered nine bUs In leading the A's, - Minnesota 4, Chicago 4 MIlwaukee 7. Seattle 0 CalIfornia 7, Texas 4 Pnlday's Games -' ' COURTEOUS FrancIsco, 3-2', In 12 Innings. coasted to the victory behind of the fifth and after Elks Hill each hit a double and thepltchlngofFreddleMiller. scored one In the top of the single for Elks. Contrel - Twelve Oaks Campgrounds Monda)r'I Paola action Miller scattered eight hits sixth, Rotary scored five Knight added a double. managed a whoppIng 20 runs provided another rcitnp as and struck out four In the three-run doulle In a four-nm homers, nine doubles and Iitve triples to help the eighth Inning to lead Bears build an eight game cushion over the S Angels. Oklahoma City 49ers. well aware of. Kines will start at 8a.m. with coffee and donuts on hand. the score,3-3, after 10 InnIngs, Thi talk Is free aI(d open to the public. s one of the most Houston shut out San DIego, 1"He' __________________________________________ talented people In the'game," 0, and Atlanta nipped San 27 77 ,.' • Wednesday's Essalts OakIand 6, Kansas City 3 Cilveland 10, BaltImore 6 DetroIt 6, New York 3 MRwaukee (Han 3-3) - at hits and Dana Crocker and hits each and John Poole Expos. flames leads his Denver Bears with a Thompson, in his first at-bat Association's league leader in stolen bases and to defeat Chicago, ,6.4 on loss after relleving Kravec Insingle to lift the pinch-hitter Dan Goodwin's the sixth. Tigers 'over Ron Guidry. two-run single In the aeventh In other games, Oakland Brewer, 7, Mariners 0 Inning, snappIng the team's beat Kansas City, 6-3, five-game losing streak, Cleveland downed Baltimore "If we were doIng better, 10-6, Toronto defeated Boston, ' I'd probably ha hitting .400,7 44,Detroittoppi.dNewYout, aaid the left-handed hItting 6-3, MIlwaukee blanked outfielder. "But we're not, so Seattle, 7-0, and california IJust have to accept It like It nipped Texas, 74. Is." • In the National League, During the streak, Lan- New York nipped St. Leuls, 6Assistant Gator coach and recruiter Joe Kines will speak drea has faced 19 left- 5, PhIladelphia downed Pillson the Gator's prospects for tJle upcoming season and their handed pitchers, a statistic burgh, 6-3, Montreal at recnjiting program In the Central Florida area. his manager, Gene Müuch, Is Chicago las suspebded with - Iresixota (Koosman 3-5), 2:15 - Dave Stegman belted a two- Angels 7, RIDEI6 up his first win of the MOfl ning and Tim Corcoran _,-i_-.if ve Star ConfetCnce Spring l)on't forget 'tonight's Football Jamboree at ezninole High. The host Seminoles join county rivalS Lake Brantley, Lyman, Lake Howell and the Apopka Blue Darters in two quarters of scrimmage action apiece. First quarter play Is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p_nfl, _____ • Florida Gator football fans will want to get an early rise Friday morning to pay a visit to the Chamber of Commerce in Sanford. -- - ' .-aW 615* " (All TImes IDT) Brewers to their sixth straight - 22 23 .450 4 - MIres - LA and McBrIde, Phil 32: XC 7; Mange, Cliv and Lop.z, Hendrick, St,L 31. Oat 25 1$ .311 94 20 .545 1½ Paola Little League - 22 21 312 3 - attic S S -• i ,j? . s Indiana's blonde bomber averaged 21 poInts and change in CIty IlcIgo .xas ASCII OF ARCH 311 Harris 221 scored four runs In the top of DennIs Al I H 305 32 • Thomas Henry I I I Tanner 131 Thorn. 20I the seventh, but the rally fell or.nt I'll Jahoson 4 32 Troutman 3)2 lyrd Pritchard 5 S I •Inkavaee 4 I I Fraoman 4 I I Muter 4 short. tiI McO,itf 223 Simmons W. Frederick 2 I • lames 102 KnI,M I I I MathIs L. Fr.drlck 31 I Harris 31 I game, Rotary slipped by Elks at 4-4 after two Innings, but pitcher In relief, led the team Hill 122 Seyd 3 3 I QuInn 2II 311 •r.n Jamis.n 55 5 Schab 211 Gains 2)1 TOTALS 20 4 S After out-ecoring V.F.W. 4-2 thIrd and one In the fourth to and Steve Boyd both tripled Grant I S S loblnson ' TOTALS 21 I7 III for the winners and James TOTALS 2$ III Olviden In the first Inning, Knights of take a 6-4 lead, TOTALS 31 14 5 KnIhts .4 Cqlumbus 404-Il Coluznbusscoredelght runs In Rotary pushed five runs - Jenkins doubled, 3301-4 041 1114 II VFW lbs - 22 1$ 350 3 NY, ZIsk, lix and Maybirry, Clis, Howe. LA and Fingers. SD SanfordJunlor League season Harris, Chad Braden and 22 10 .537 3½ TorI. s. 21 22 .411 3½ Runs Salted In American League - Former. 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' -_ _- - -' years old by Sept. 30 and have two years ballet training. with blue baby abreath and blue ribbons, Bridesmaids were Helen L, Burke and Anita Long. Their MR. AND MRS. MARK ALLEN SUTTON Sissy Langston was the flower girl. Chuckl e Sutton was ring bearer, The reception was held at the Deltona Civic Center. Charles H. Sutton was the best man. Ushers were Scott Twyinan and Rodney Vieno. Groomsmen were Louis Sutton and John J. Sutton . making their home in Osteen. The bride is title clerk with the black leotards and pink Lights Seminole County Tax Collector's office Sanford and the have hair in abun and a he Ing' bridegroom is self-employed. ballet shoes. Dance t - •. BURNETT - d gesture of friendship -to Junle's parents. But is a wedding gift In order? NOT WITH IT IN YAIUMA, WASH. DEAR NOT WITH IT: It Is obvlotly not your average traditional wedding. It sounds more like 'a do-it-yourself - (17) NEWS ...... 6:30 § =NEWS EASY Guest pis. 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Bring sms On Fash,on F abiIcs Tremendous Barg Examples Of Yost -1- .-----.1 vi-a.--..-..,'.- 1055 ) 0 CBS NEWS • 11:00 0(1) HIGH ROLLERS 1:05 U07) MOVIE T - -. Baretta se ts out close-knit Italian neighborhood (A) THE NEWLYWED GAME U0000O NAME THAT - nim 6(1) NBC NEWS - ( . 0 (17) CAROL FRIENDS O - - F - ConcertCo-directorsScott Nickrenz and PauIaRobison, 1:00 U@TOMORWGUOSI% Tam. 1tOY II' 1'1UE. it 41 .11 -' .-' 12.00 SPOLETO FESTIVAL Spoleto Chamber MuUc' from the Chamber Music Dancers planningto - . Orlando Public Broadcasting System CBS LATE MOVIE Uncanfly" (t977) Peter Cushing, Ray Miltand ' jTIC TAC DOUGH . 10 . tendering truck urivef UflkflOwflty transporting $ fortune in stolen jewels (R) 8:00 U )(1)0 CZ) 0 NEWS optional. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD - (NBC) Daytona Be ach Orlando , 14 -- . 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He followed me Into the alone, you will tel your Peter Graves) joins forces with puzzling Invitation from the Buck to prevent a fiend from kitchen once and husband said he, about his daughter friends we have destroying Earth with nerve gas (R) wanted to give me a little kisL aggressiveness. And if that 0 THE WALTONS The Waknown for many years, and I gave him my cheek but he doesn't cool him off, make tons vWswprlsed to learn the res. we don't kmwwhat tomake son behind the unruly behavior of grabbed me and said, "No, good your threat. oft. two visiting youngsters. (R) not THAT kind ..." Then he DEAR ABBY: Many people (7)0 MOnK & uitioy Mork It reads "Join us In tried to kiss me on the mouth, have negative feelings about develops an allergic reaction to celebrating a festival of love Mindy which causes him to break T5nnt flDu f,'g,m him na-i l...• n,....I..,, h. •h TUVIVE ""; %page VA% "sr. %M up 6 WAIM11, OU "C' into unpf iclable and uncontroll. and witness the commitment members o& the. Dear Abby able fa of laughter, m) of oneness between Junle and a public park, and a response benefit of clergy. AW yell, a my dWqce all evening. JIM ROCKFORD gift is In ordet. Now he calls me on the Fan Club at the Marion a 1110 11 PROBE "More Buses Or Lennie, to ~&e place under is requested. DEAR ABBY: My phone when my husband is at County Convalescent Center Buill" Hosl Chris Dudley. John the stars in the presence of What do you make of this? Hedrick and Patrick Hamr1k discuss husband's * mother recently work, saying he wants to in Marion, S.C., wish to eI those they lovie and those who No mention of 14wriagell or energy shortages and citizens' groups that are putting pf assure on love thiem. Frtd~ cheese and a clergyman is made. Exactly remarried after having been a drive over to see me. I am press our views. local governmom lo.provide more widow for It years. She Is a afraid of him. I am 27 Our home is state-licensed, and he wine will be served.t' what is a 'Iestival of love and with a prolessional staff Abby~ we haven't seen the conunitment. of oneness?" dear, sweet woman, and I is 74. 007) MOVIE "The It sound@ to us as though couldn't love my own mother Pliesse tell me how to cm for our needs. There are Kind" ('1261)) M~ Brenda. Anm junis al her first com. more. handtethla.Theyllveabout40 n**'s for Qi aches and U$gnwLBad an ss*orb.Ten. munio and have the f W*Mvns. A wandering gui. Met She and her new husband miles from us and we see pains, a doctor when lor player kindles passion In two together arrangement. We necessary, & dietician to visited us last Easter, and theim quite often. 5 AFRAID balanced meals, activi ti es for during the evening he made 830 pnfpf'tfllnmDnf nngl n,.li,I OBENSON Benson and and hti --COb-Oils attempt to pIat. what worker to solve our worldly to be the ghost of an cip r o b I e m a. T h e s e governor that Is haunting the 4R) iro(easionals naInta1n OW' mansion (1o) W1bRs - heèlth, b(it more Important, Mr. Fix-It" our independence and dignity.'900 And thank God for the U4) THE CHEVY CHASE NATIONAL HUMOR TEST Martin volunteers! Mull, Pam Dawber and Tom Scott We no loáger worry about join Chevy Chase for a tongue-in. attempt to find out what the accidents that befall makas Americans laugh elderly who live alone - or (DO THE GIRL, THE GOLD the other dangers, or the WATCH AND EVERYTHING Awist. man disCorsrs Ihat the loneliness. We are not - a - goldyoung watch he has Inherited from burlen .to - our families. Oh, j's uncle has msgK.lqvao' 3e1, wewere hosts his special which examines - our loved ones' homes, bqt we the ti that one million children wIll have lived a long i.lnie, Abby, run away from home this year. I as young as 10 year old and can see the extra work (13) (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANload, the expense. Cisco (0 (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT YOUR FAN CLUB, AND SMALL JENNY TURNER, 10:00 SECRETARY U(1)TO BE A DOCTOR Tom Brokaw Ioflows a group of men and women as they enter the con in old system of medical training by • apprenticeship and cope with the demandsofth.sev,n.yearcouri. Supper (73020/20 (9 (35) HOLOCAUST NOW Adramatic documentary revealing the plight of the peaceful Cambodians to survive a "holocaust now is To He1p presented (24(10) BILL MOYER8' JOURNAL 'A Conversation With Max Lot nor" Bill Moyer, interviews political and Patient social Commentator Max Lerner. author of "Ted And The Kennedy The Upaala Presbyterian Legend- A Study In Character and Church wW hold a spaghetti Destiny,' stioer Friday. from S until in•n 7:30 p.m. Menu will Include (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta - Deeply-embossed doors resem. ble richly carved wood. Two-panel. units. No. 39. wv / I C!]) ppy, Orlando Broadcasting Network (CON). Auditions will be held at the home studio, School of Dance Arts, 2W Elm Ave., Sanford. - • DEAR ABBY: My husband - -- ri MIRROR TILE . .•. . of Washable FOAM FILTER .. .. - •. 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Plastic Asbestos flashing, / Pressure Regency Court White or Yellow/Orange ' . 1 x 2 x 8' ;i ' 0 y- --- P - Bag, EacK Bulb While Supplies Last Reg. Price (each bulb) ......... 29C.. V NO-WAX FLOOR TILE POTTING SOIL AU - purpose. 8 quart bag. - HIGHLIGHTS !v .. - LIGHT . Ballet .AU01tions ' PH. 353 33*3 - - 41 - ' - - - �- -' , . - - - r 4 - - - k.,,_. .• ' ,- r -'- -- .. - - •.-,.--•---. £ ç _______ I • j. . 21-EvSnlngHerald,SIflf.rd,pI ThursdaMiy2,1fl0 Legal Notice ___________ • 1 • f - -: - • - Wyflore Road, M fttv atat Altamore. Springs, Fiori, . - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am engaged in busIne at 101A Manor Ave., Longwood, Fla., 32750.. SeminQla County. Florida under the fictitious name of K & K HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ase that Intend to register said name with the Cleckof the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in cordancewiththeproylslonsof the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957 Sig. Chester R. KwItowl PubffSh: May 22. 29 & June 5, 12. 1910 -:.$1a ___________________________ NOTICEOFINTENTIONTO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Florida Statute $65.09, that HERITAGE CENTER, INC., Publish , 22, 29 & June -. __________________ - vita - ----,I7 ' ________________ -- - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD W 4Persoflals Why be lonely? Write: "Get A MatV' Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. Fl. * LEAVING FOR SYRACUSE on oraboutthe4thofjuj-w.Would iSa to get I or 7 riders to help drive and share the rIde.. 322 1153 or 6-44-6221 * Sanford. Call 1,riner's VlIilo. * * * * - - * 6-Child Care seafood, vegetables, all types DayorNight323-4477 CHILD CARE-My home day time. Longwood-Lake Mary. fl24$3I or 339-96-59. • Air Reconditioned (born A-C's 4000 to 30,000 BTU's. 90-day guar, Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, 245 John Young Pkway. 295-6077. - - - HAIR DRESSER WANTED _ Hair, 1911 ,French Ave., Sanford. - ciu 323-7466 PEAS-U PICK Friday Orange Blvd, Lake M*IIoo W. 46 to Oregon Ave. North to O.e Blvd. $345397 TEACH STI+C1ERY Creative Expressions 'ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING peclalRatestorComplexes FreeEstimates 24hr. 530-0010 1111. - - DEW-lOS PART TIME 3to 115.11 tol .. 5-.... .Ms. ?.fl Fiberglass L.mlnators Ex. perienc.d only. Excellent $ CABINET MAKERS lyearexperlencehetpful AAA EMPLOYMENT Sl2FrsnchAve. 3735176 12 reg--7 wks salary-terms Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Located on Sanford Airport. company benefits, 10 paid holidays, Insurance, an Equal Wit: Section $0.05 * * * * * * * * $$IC*ITA*Y$ Typing SO wpm, inventory control, etc. L.and this job. AAA EMPLOYMENT 512 French Ave. 323.S176 - - relponsible&nplogslsecrefor Sanford Attorney. _______________________ * * - 12 n19-2wi11l1rpferms AuoI*ff',mHeafth Dept "Your Futur.Qu,Con.srn" . .K T -r r r r . . . . appoIntment. • tinOtlOire largest FiduCi! of factory built -modular housing. Carpentry !•"tt'!Y' Apply Cardinal muusw, inc., vol s. san- • '- - - - -: .t - ARPY iV • - ., -- - V,OLUSIA COUNTY-3 Acre homesIte. $13,500. - flC5tOci4oedAvom etnwien I WEHANDLERENTALS CALL 323-5174 NOW - n.-pesr ____ LOSS $150 RePoir & flsrncdllng 2lhrs. 332-0,71 If __________________________ _________________ • UNSWORTH ____________________ eIdln aren't using your pool tabIe tahs a cue, and sail it ' Weldlngdofle.$1$.COpei.hr 34Th • - 1101*1 CISIniI Lonoly housewife, you won't be when your tiger comes home roar In this spacious 3 BR, '2B home. E*acullve nelberireod. Owner will finance .' - WIi pfr &$ ____________________________ - _________________ H0uiiwIves CIelnin. serv1F PO0flGllZ3d, fast- depindable Regularprltlmebssio wedoweshwin4ow Ioo. WINDOW 9. 5CR BEll REPAIR also PATIO DOORS - - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS--a -- j ? -A,. - .- -.. '' ' '. .... , %' " 4 - - -• - . - • - - '; - , fl lQçjl - p'w 3 BEDROOM CB HOME 3 *\ e-iyy P4ofI ,l,age, *ts su 'r 5 3 BEDROOM, 1'-' BATHS, AIR 1 HEAT. SCREENED PATIO. VALENCIA COURT. 135,900. W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY R!"t5...MR..& HEAT. ELK. GANT 2 STORY ON I ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE Phone 332 7111, Sanford -- 12'700 - ... •' - _ Comene-tal $74,900. - R*%lOent,Il Au(tlons I, 4p Cail (veils 4.utcvi 3 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT. DELTONA AREA. $32,000. ' . 2 BEDROOM. FRESH -PAINT 1. CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE - - 95 "wEde-i1 t'Pe-( IAMI HD !JA *,oJ,,, SlirO C 4i11 S Is - - SCHOOL, $25000. 3 BEDROOM. 2 STORY, ADORABLE RESTORABLE NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $21,000. 2 BEDPOOM, PANELED FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF. WALK TO SHOPPING. $29,900. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. - 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOi. 129.900. GOLDSSORO 5700 down, mo.) BR, 15, heat, newly refurbished inside & out. Large workshop, $31,700. C•II 3fl-0316 ' S'e'pse 'Tr,.ck j' ' 3.BIOROOM ON CORNER 150'x131' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE JESSUP. *32.100. 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, AIR 5 HEAT, NEW APPLI. ANCES. DEBARY. $35,300. ____ 3 DEDROOM WITH EAT-IN-KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 120.500. -- CROCKETT LOG HOME PREPARED FOR - 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON WOODED CORNER LOT. - NEW LOG ,WALLS, TRUSS ROOF, DRIED-IN, DOORS & WINDOWS. SHELL ONLY $30,500 WILL COMPLETE AT $4000. BROKER 24)5 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 337.1517 '331.Illo - --_- .5_ 4%'f 4.P4,, maso? down makes you the new . 21 ACRES Located 4 milet from Murphy. Has 4 line hwy - Wittier Sold - - ": -- -- - from $300 per acre and up. We Pave small tracts. we 1150 hIve several cabins. houses. 010 farms. etc. Write or cdl today toe a fre. lilting brochure. You can call tree of charge by dialing 1.501435. 742). WrIte or call today. CHEROKEE LAND COa / MAS DELMAR -)2'x13. Complete situp. Carriage Cave. Central air & heat, $5,901 FiMOcing 00.51511. 531-2933. Mobile H*me double wido, -. NEW Ll$Tl$GO$E MAJOR HIGhWAY All or part1 laired cs.IacI46. 16101$ wIth me4l "-"- & fualil income, Cit's tutor. 11J.* tie oil or 53.300 por 106CALL FOR DETAILS. - - - -- '• S __ . . - _ 4ONAAEN WILE CABINET HERBS Ti WS 5.adotil6-., 33)1734 py - - - DART - DR AT - LIFTBACK L°"523 - -4 7S, 4 cyt. ui A-c. SlICE '76 TOYOTA 501 - '29'15 AT EXTRA CLEAN 51 400 Con 323 77ss - .--- . __________________ - 1 '72- DODGE Si COC - - - -___- *$WG9*PRLS0ped *e et _---è-_-..._.... '6$ DODGE CORON 'W 3777450 9*l*1lNl5;t9$tIp $Pkh Aye S.ontori 57 *n 10 Cerene Witv'w W*t GAS RANGES Iq.cg,öPari, - FoND t 100 '.tvptvttee-i -c-end 52.53.0T belt - 537 i7SS _________________________ -. OPtCt1L39*IItJ • abC%*el01t90 197$ DODGE STUMPY 4 Wheel ICY ste 15000 &*rr.S *3.510 CIII 3310732 - - - __________ - tnt rnøi coi tY, 01* working 51055 * 10 tea... Nolt San4 1255. ta of GaedU%adTdttZLr* MILLER' - A UCTION S.turday 10:00 AM May 31 Nation Industrial Complex & O.M.E. Inc. 5111 SW. Pine Ave • Ocala, Florida 2519OIOrII For L'w $$IiiiIs-. )t$SR. S ls,. - -t- *5.1670 #-bit WW' - Sa.lse-4 itfl,m4t Sats'e$O. It -.-_ Ui4CLUTTIN YOUR CtOSU Sell thou thiinga lh.1 cit t.kMiwesctwi*a*en*04 Ut Hi• 04qr14 24** or 135 . 'io0 DR. A T. A C. NEW PAINT i mat*.p*, btOck i*k. *46. b**ts octse-1 1"icPto* 9tr %.Ss5tiS Guo'anIt'A Santor4 Md. 121$ Fi,iiçlt (17 93> 3?3.40, - _______________________ IUQ ISPEED 3 DR CARS si --- '.ea I hert lOslUii balance $355. 5)9 me.iti' 3,351.354' APARTMENTS Summirlin Ave. P5I' RA CLEAN USED_CARS ______________________ Cd.i '69 TOYOTA ' Brand New. pubis buiign ,ie,qs es probe Q4MM1I i45 MIAITba . - (al , MICROWAVE - GENEVA-- 12'a60' 3 Idrm trailer on 2½ acres of fenced pasture. $250 ins. + $130 1613 securIty. Inquire - - 4pmIIProso'ty Homes - '. - P.O. BOX 3 Murphy,NorthCareun.zssqa 142 Cat'ver Av Academy Manor 1210 mo. & t.mder It y.a quality Mary GrIffl)lt 5ealtor I 422-1426 2105 32994 - --' b? d'd or ,ufl I Used -- 374 - Sitet $1,300 down assume _ ior unkcari&trucst -- - - .ns3s. access, dandy bldg w*oerty '.*e'a is, w. ssw.. wA 9* VletA4I% a,ptc5 bat 51*054-ge 5*9 time Cv$sts Uqtatdstlon ol K$. Maid. Shop Boat Mant. • Cay Pips Mèn$ 'Ott, :i Lots of *$4. parts • Equipment • Wood stIMlq loots a Hs* Boi.ts a Boat Molds • Parts' Trucks • Over Hetd Cees a wi Scos a 3.5 mUtton 8.133. AIr Flow D!yers (6) * 1'* S • N Comptessors & Relat*d Equtpmertt. iuThtn.u* p Cor Lath, 01 udR with All Cirects bu 1Fhabij%heay4S&3ba 10a.m. Sotpm. .- .ir 0 _ .T%ON O VML IRI1ICALL OF WuTE Tomorrow Realty & AuCtion Co. t 5 ST. - 1IU11,I1UI.uIuuu...I S "e- GE ietian. RS $40033 5104 ShINS Q'l frontage Small Itr*am, goon dICk overlooking mountains. You can live in It while you finish it S miles from Murphy. 524,300, 15.000 down aIsunwiQsn. at SEIGLERREALTY '..53.iJQ . ____-- - 'VO' •iV*' Orig t$2tnw%2Qg%)Sm.o fll 3356-ISA KI11.OME WASh4ln ThSa.e are a few of over 7.000 listings. We have all types of NEW HES Open 2 to 4dolIy -- l4 is - _ )(4.UV - e-stra 1, DOd to let 33)$L) CIOK 5 rie-,. 1)049* MeitsA., - The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 3431 5. French (17-43) Sanford - ?' arm OiSie4 CARS5, SNUCKS SOltiedly se-sc. aKS MOUNTAIN CABIN With fireplace. Dandy garden spot This is a handyman special because It Is not finished side. rou wired 1 plumbing. completed. Water and the outside completed. Large ____ LTY woi.o. new, with ow4' iaittsnan - 1973 DODGE - twe p Brand - Ionn 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 LOTS, SANFORD AVE. ZONED C-2. $21,000. $995 asroJUNK ----------- - - ---- 100 us. 014 Livable but needs fixing up- 5 acres of land, Several fruit trees, good access Has a ____________________ ' 17-,ks* Cars Reovect -- OLD FARM bedrooms, over BY OWNER 2 Berm, 2 Bath, Custom built, De8ary, aft. 5:30. 661-4125. No agents. 1974CHEV VEGA - 7-Sportt Eqspn.nt 925 of Sanford 332 5)2) NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS or 1O95 .. ' - Cash for your loft Will build on your lot our io. Y Enterprise. Inc. Me-delInc.. Realtor 4443013 ROkDRWft4LR - , - - irs. l"p,ip -4 _______ ! 1973 PLYMOUTH __________________ ------- • -.itof Stilt 2295 Al. AC lOAN 9*1 - - - VA.FHA.23,Con,Hes Low Down Payment - • - - . D.etr, 544s, *30 each HeWs MORRIS " REAL ESTATE Biok•r ° imu.0 - 1S-Rev*mtionil Veticles ---------- VACUUMS.RAINBOW 254-IS. French Ave. 3230231 372-5353. 322-3777, 322 0779 - - - - 1976 PACER - 1(t'jnNl'rsRI 50(•I*i Oei'ces 19S*ODD I te-sirt Q• e-* t'Q1fl frOm 049C5 i uv' cias.3j*ed ode - - - 31P* OFFICE FtJPj51VRI lOComp4e-AeOH,çe-t 33° Q2QLO4G'lQQo 9 ACRES--Near Sanford. 11.000 shopping. Assumable mortgage. Priced at only $73,500 A. tsmaii oorxt --- t - - . - - .e-iq' _____________ H. Ernest -1'- "idroom Kanme --wim Fireplace. Near church & -- SALE - -_•- !ei EState I%HP3IIss.HK - -- ' fl-on la'w. 5, __ 3l-i'ttatt 107W. Commorciat - - S l%*d - an .-onat on Mi $175 5qr*, SALE Içp -- iAMCMaIaior 2Dr New rubber JuSI tuned %1?.Xt,rm 323 2fSf - I)*rE9*TAL RUGSWA9*TO - . LIC *, APP'.. . l2acrestoloacresrr t acre to *2.000 per •.. - Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and w'Il. 531.000. - 4S'f. '' (HESiRO&.E3 71 iDoor $75C 0, be-SI otter cdli alter I m 339 1SI SSSE Pdsdd,nd A, - '-___________ 99 - -- - 0901 3*tits I3 Is419*t1)k rra.t ,-'4wn-*a. Range. Srieiat Sort 01 Lw. $u Pvp5. 1 Table 13)4500 - HUNTERS t QIEX Choose lrom 1 parcels 3390501 - ----- - - All WithOoodTer 339.03-09 - - 0, hOVU9UI ______ RI e Of Seconds but brand nq 3.5 ACRES 400' paved road frontage 701 Bldg. E. AltamOnte Dr -- - .4IA3I 5. HOUSE .11.1 -i%qkv-IM 'west àsv'rle * I ire-n tti'i ta iy PROF. LOT-An older home on Maitland Ave., $49,900. 'e'8l -- Jenkins i..rn. rpuy ,qfl of sofas n..n'oe FRICKE Iv1 tat. --- 51-Household Goqf, - 1914 P0ntic t- rebrd 0000 IB1?I *cvW' 1150 Call 322 0221 - '*- F 29P St 1971 Torno. 4 dr *8 tICk oronal mICS ar clean, ow-ncr .cceaw'0 5)030 S7S3 -') or otter bcBry •' -- - YOUR CHOICE FOR THE FUTURE C-) LOT-On Hwy. 436. 137,000. FORO - Fk1tiR1S - - - ----- ---- - - i73 Singer v'v'a 'v" •ya rVP.JSsei3ed. vseU .v,. uie.-ie-t tm• Otignaltss& baa Slur 52) m Age-nI 339$3 - 5 ''-' • 3fl52S3 Cai32-4l32 K+Ok'IQ Assumable mortgage, $33,000. I NBWHOMES -. . - I - -- - - - 1 77 - MERCURY MARQUIS CrOot ar power windowS A. sea's Ill w-'l Cr 5 trOl t.vluri nter.or. $7 RSO 33761 • _-- cIs*'i.,è 6- 'wi4.O - - secord car SEk Call 321 066' S - FUIS9*I1IJRL - -- au?Omalc 1962 LeSabre Ru.ck A. Ar A I Condt,on Gocil Miti 7*3 Sintor AeC SelL the ,.r.est 'n uSed 9o?n,ture, Re'?r g I 351 good rubtier E,(eLlCflt(0"d.tiO,, j -----13* 51-, 5zw.a j *1S,I'V 0I *JdS% .'0% %Iye-r --.---6b'l r'.' Call iiee ati weSb re*tveeslp" 73 115$ a 4, arm wckoe PUv(*t I. b&t 1901. *.t BUY USED 1IJR9*ITURE, ve%%5I'O* 4'P'I.I1.SICES S. PL'JMBI14G U' *-Sk 2$- YO3QLONOft000 REALTORS, MLS 5th St., 1k. Mary Blvd. 539,900-Excellent CH&A. an the scenic WekM River, *32.100. raIl 302-590. - - Berm, 2 bath, was $35,000. Now $30,000. 3327111 Oar. a pet and can't find Ii 4spartmsl? You can have . & - - - FUI• - ---------------- Sit '.600 Cal 323 295$ . ACSOCIAT W. Garnest White, Broker - tYrBusine! - FRICKE Berm, 2 Bath, custom built, by owner. Call 445-6175. 'is AC4IE When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful 19 about to happen. thildren, pats and enjoy amIty cookouts in this 2 BR. - with fenced yard. . LAKE MARIE ESTATES-2 Ar 7$'3* A%a - E.' 5 SaMOI- Avf' -- '7% - ---------- - FL)RN*TURF S THI94C,S )AR4.'11 Ml 1 I'ta' w Sal )ltt9b) Pami Stirs OFFICE CALL TODAY' 4tS Eves: ---------- appointmenl -- 322 1972 9rni amnoclassArM: FM. camper top nc'i, radal tr 12 0S (all 6PP 'tiE. - 173 6553 pp $ I.E or 322 7576 aie, t p as Looking for a residential lot to build on away from the BIG CITY' We've got it' Right in the heart of Lake Mary Only $11,000 Wont Last Long' REALTORS 3710 Sanford Ave 12M7574 - TO0fl - -.-------------------------ej.se-3tu,..h,.e - 1 n5d A. Cu? ddult owned FM ?.$l,l'tSor best after 33 oiO or 32 3992 510* , - 3 - VW BAJA.. *600 Street legal. t.O.,M'% Or.t.ntai Psos kkv 'C B.wes Slot Mat.nes 9e-j4.ntgue-s 1737501 S le M 4 Li OwuiML*ie - O S F re-nc P. 522073* _______ - - - Al BUY USED F APPIi4.9*CSS Sinford -ft4.4tI0 use-S t*tt49e59%i% working 9* "EM' AHe tALE v,s S su4r$MW4- 5 3 . - - WE BUY CARS n-*Salae I' 93 So CI 5d"et p,e-, 323's , - - $p - Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold AUTO AUCTION a ever wednesoaval $ pm II'S tpeonlyorienFlorida You set the resr-red ore Call 901 SSI1I tO, lirther Oetd '5 - , ____________ ' - ------ ------ DAV1ONAAUTOAUCTION Wanted to Buy A*ic1 do9t We49 ff' Ok. OM w.wea 5, _____________________ DA - PORCH SALE 32 579* - rpe ,, K45 *1%I* byt Th sw.r,g Wlebactr.ap-e itfl-I! Sell I*.?h a want ad 333 - - .. . -- ; _ 7 --Hois 1I - 323 , ______ Retrigatalor lrqq, S clIinl cond.lon, F,rI 5IsJQQQ REAL ESTATE REALTOR,327 719$ -- - 197$ L'flCOIfl To*ncar I ii r-quioped org nd own MLLSISCII %-aCk'O Call 3'3 ttS $ 32zsrn tAl..af4 2-1 NEW CARPET & Paint. 13.000 down Owner will hold mtg. Plo qualifying 125.000. '" Sale for StaAaA!flAIp tm $35 P"*.51f$sOt. : W$nted ft•i buy seo Oflicefte-.6w,ej Wnc$i •.pme-nt 9*011% San'or t*¼\ 0' lOComOlet,O$tctt 339702QL0V10'.)C' ted - t jUST MAkE PAYMENTS to 73 mocts. Ca" )399C( or- _____________________ !'ALs)M*W0140R51 -c.r sate leQoNALI Pe4%t3S P'nelr, 5,. 5* Tt**. tab AY1l Mew%Q.I* CP.InQC Used t. E'.ange1109 S Sanford Ais 323 1Q tor _;- --- - "g' )?39S$ ------ - rc,,.ncTS -- "1'Sane 3Wrs 333 IlOcanlordA,, 2 PT 211 I54 5.1 _pB_ Ut UI Large fenced yard. new paint & carpet. Have FHA Com• mitment for 136.500. -. - - .._ 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Pinecrest. %Cor 5 - ac' SALE 435 San Mirct '"e1 I, $int%, lNt 5, k,,e- lOComPl,$,Oetces )-397020L0$C.WOOCl - --- - - ---- __--_-___ & ________________ OFF ICE F VRP4ITURI - .- REALTOR 322-1951 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE REALTY 223.4041 eyes. 327.43S3or323-0317 SERVICES UNLIMITED with a Herald clalstfled Cd. CaII32I-lSl). STEMPER AGENCY ,REALTOR MLS you , Ltnsrlancod In hospitsi r'tla1 record department, Full tIme, days. Pleasant working condItions, good salary 1 benefits. Contact Personnel, west Votusla MemorIal Hospital, DeLand. Equal OpportunIty Employs, Mf- - OUTSTANDING 3 Berm, 2½ baths, S yrs. young, custom 'Ibuifl, snerev efficient. Extra 'large fenced landscaped yard. Convenient, choice Up II Rspslr ri..c UNI. IMI ! 0 O ..,,-,. - 80-Autos 0379attti'pm •ttie ' $ PlC EAL.TORS? At N SSHIR SMEUeaih ----Army Mcii Sv?Olvt town GROVE-with 600' on lake Near Pine Hills $6,500 per incomV? ' - 311 31SF F itt s INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ACRES,nlc,Iywoodedandnol too far from OK home 0' mobile priced 515.500 with terms to ti't your bud 323-6123 20 ACRE PRODUCING DUPLBX. nnai+.a - 11?49I19I OkQII14 Rq1lsws 3 par t'IWct l4wqe I',C kettte. 3 p P0 Rc.rd ehneti Is It eel WIUPlMAIERFURMrTURE BUY. SELL. TRADE - _____________ :. -. _. Berm, Fireplace, formal dining rm., breakfast nook. -'Charm of the good old days. _Directory. * TRANSCRIPTION IS? - • ____ - - - - _______________________ i - location. IIoi* • - AUaMIlBN$ Positions .: - - __________________ - - COUNTRY HOME & 2½ Acres -Larglenchanting2sPory,3 • _- NURSE AIDES- Full time 73 1 3.11, Apply In person LaItaviaw Nvfsh's Conter, 9)9 B. 2d •. -. NEED ASERVICEMAN? You' find him listed in our Business CUSTOM HOMEUIL1 Rebuild Condemned Houses 5.0. BALINT 322-$443 vloAvi., Là_db'49wen EXECUTIVE OFF ICE ClERK-TraInIng cssltlon. p4i surrn4Ings, 33 year clj iocai co. Ftisne 333.12I r B. E. LINKCONST. 322-7019 S pnoflj'g 16n79ualltyopsJration Syrs.exp.Patios,Drlyewsys, oic. WayneBail. 337.1333 am. & 11 am. References re quirad. EVEN BETTER. - ;iiirej,sMint: of alltypes.Lic.eonded 3254031Insured13443W _______________ - - - carp srun. A9l at *mericw wood Products Mill Office, 200 Mar. COMMUNITY- BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT-'CLASSIFIED ADS ARE - abilIty. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 2)04 Lake Mary 33144. °""-. . ' - - ______________________ ___________________ - ___ Salary commensurate with IN SALES. Two sales per Week,. $1,000 per month. Complete training program, advancement opportunIty. Call $341313 on Sat. 9:00.11:30 am. or on Mon :00-4:00 p.m for - Monday evening Op poetunity Meeting reser. vatlons. MA EMPLOYMENT 12 French Ave. .. BOTH. avail. p.m• ________________ "PART.TIME or PULL.T1ME - __________________ '. - _____________________ * * * * * • STICHNICIANS HS gram - science background needed. will train, good' benefits. - A Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax. Financing Repairs, Plumbing, etc. Free 11*11 CONDO WITH POOL-LIke newl 7 B*m, 2 bath. central 'location, all amenities, central 'air only *33.900. Newrms,kltlbathremodeling. The Time Tested Firm Req. Real Estate Broker * tP'ôu' ,srr'Cer (ali3i113 C --- - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR YOUR OWN POOL-Attractive 3 Berm, kitchen equipped, ..C.,ntrai Air, screened patio, nice tree shaded yard. Only $49,500. REMODELING tary - - - - BUILDING LOTS- ACRIAGE GIve Us A Call We've got it or can get Ill _- _ QUALITY PAINTING & HANDYMAN. Carpentry, esi. Ph. 323-4956 after * * * * * * * * ____ -. Handyman CLEAN SUBURBAN LIVING- Double wide Champion'h'.obile home. 3 Bdrms-2 baths. 10*16 utility bldg. 6+ acres cleared & fenced. Only $3$,000 ' 50-Mscellaneosn for Sale - 32? %7 - . CAIs1TTtNS- - 701 B F AItmnt,o - E' 1 - - • P*tS..sevenate 3237173 • 3% 19" OF F ICE FL'R#41 SURE 3 BEDROOM, 1'-i BATH. DOU. BLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND. $40,300. - RemocUp,g 1L____________________________________ j - percent. ,. - 32*0640 OWNERMOVIPIG ANX IOUS to sellS yr. old attrac-lIve) bdrm, 1½ bath, central ..H&A. w-w carpet, kitchen equIpped, single car garage, fenced yard. Only $32,S0O. .fHAVAor Aswmption. Won't -____________________________ - ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE at $'.'i - - LET US HELP YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME 322-3551 ED --------,5rr t.*tFRtFtôa,omp • 24395 MyrileAve Orlando 'Sanford 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36,500. - - HOW ABOUT a 3 BDRM-1½ bath SANFORD. OnI $37,000 - - 49.8 Watt, Front F - - 4r.(ij% -• -_ . OJF'1 .-1- OtS ' - BR,,kiR compan/ (Oct0S - CEIral -_-- ___ - it rag, Robinson. Orlando. 43331?4 BUILDERS--WE HAVE LOTSt COMES. GET THEM' /Jt do - Fiii45 BUSineSS 'oos Mortgage nieslment IIQ.I I ACRE VACANT LOTS-2 Lots approx. I", cc. Unrec. Plat. Lake Jessup Heights. $1000000. - -_---- - REALTOR, MLS .3235774 Day or Night ._ shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. 322 5732 Recently ren-iodeled, Pine Avenue. 133,00000. - r.. WiIIbuy 1115 &O mike Real Etlate 1 14 ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA 11.000 PER each- t' Yy ie Piei'44o YELLOW S&ND CalçbrkIHrtS3) 7550 HU$tLIArN3S - -_ --- -------"' a -- Inc .Culium. Free engagement, aphOlOS or color $a10. 3333255 DUPLEX- I BR, I Beth - 'ILL DIRTS TOPSOIL - 47.A-rtges BougIrd DDE GENEVA Carolina Log I Acreage. $170,000 Harold Hall Realty Qedding photography' ny BUSINESS- I Story commer. cial buiidingw partition. San ford Avenue. 115.000.00. '.. - -- 10 ACRES. SOME WOODED & SOME FARM LAND ROAD FRONTAGE IN OV I EDO ACRE WILL Details. LONGWOOD. Only $39,500 --_'i_-! - outside screened run$. Off fioorsleèping boxes, insulated, - WANT A 4 BDRM-2 BATH? ________________ ' ____________________________ YARD WORK PhOnebetwe.n7 11p.m. 6654505 $3reg-2 wk salary-terms AcrOufromnHealthDepl. Your Futur Our Concern *- ou- TrentPainting&Rlr Interior & Exterior Groonthig & Boei'dlng. rate HOME-S BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story. 2', Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for - 414bu Paintlng& Repsir I Boardlnj - Kennels. Inside & - _ Call 1451921. have called the rest call the, . Florida StetIAIs 1557. Sig Donald 0. Wilson charlesW. Elliott Publish May 22, 25, & Junes, 11, MO AIDES Excellent working conditions. Better Living Center of Cas selberry. 339-3002. "tatim. Frie ex Grooming If Classified -Ads didn't work. there wo,Idn't be any. ___________________ best. S4.S_S52. Animal Haven STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. - - .5.- -. .'.5-..--. Creative Surfaces-lit., special.. lziflg In repaintIng, mt. & ext., wallpaper. waLL-Sexing,. wood FreeEsl, - __________________________ . KELLCO PAINTING Licefl5d&RH$Cnable,QuaiIty Free Est. 647.0043 REFINISHING -Touch up 5. misc. repairs at reasonable prices. Estim ites. 322-7496. ___________________________ SENIOR CITI7IJ cDrn.. - -. Sandlewood Villas, 2 Bdrm., 3 - Beth, hit. appliances with wash-dryer. $293 per mo with 10 S dlsc. to senior citizens. ___________________________.- Furit Refinishing Spare or part-time Sales help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours, -EXCELLENT iNCOME, NO INVESTMENT Fringe depoId vacation, company car, retIrement plan 1. more. Call Rich or Marsha after 6 p.m., 534-5130. SALES POSITION Full & Part time. 445-4900 Any - time for Rocorded Moalge at -• - .44 4. 4 4 4 * * Ground floor, covered parking door. Special 5 days $100. June 9 thru 13. Call 447. 2339 nr .4.*aIIa ,.,.,.,,.,. free estimates. 4 4. .4 4 4 .4. - - • decoestivi.11:a.I.&.(In.-.. stalled). Call Joim 331-0377, - LOVELY POOLSIDE CONDO Apt on New Smyrna Beach. - , The King of The Rocx All types of stone, Interiorexterior, eommerclal. residential. Specialty: .... - 423-4$ ...,.,i, ,,_•e_, scraPino& nidew'rernov& - T & J STONE- CC,. - _____- ___________________ . - _____________________________________________ -_ Acrossfrom Health Dept. "Your Future OurConcern" . . ____________ FACIA BOARDS $79.00 _________________ person Sanford Nursing Cony. Center, 950 Mallonville ______________________ 4 --- RN full time, $4 shift. Apply In - WOMAN OVER 60 for live-in, Must be able to drive. References. 333-7034 or a distanceol3l2.t6tittloraPointof - .- - _____________________ thence -- .. * 1011 Longwood, Florida 33250. SemInole County, Florida under the fictitIøus name of PASSIVE HOME PLANNERS, mat I intend to register said name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida in cordance withe the Drovisions of the Fctllous Name Statutes, 10 - ______________________ ADfflV AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th -St. Sanford Airport 322-1000 Equal Opportunity Employer _____________________________ Mountain CabIn, Furnished. Sleeps 6, *100 per week. Call 30S-363-3S11 after 6 pm. ___________ _________ çAINT BRAND 1VOOR CHOICE) __________________ suranca * * * * * * * ___________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that I am engaged In business it PO in cruisers. Assembler Your Future Our Concern" DEwlis I Property Exteriors 999.4o $399, _ Service IIjsnkIIn, North Carolina- Painting PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322-5345 after 6 • ASSEMBLERS - - - .Ij'M)d( Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. cellent company benefIts, 10 ArrttfrnW.aUkfl 51g. WillIam L. Gleason PublIsh: May 13, 22,29, & June 5, described property: Begin at the West 'k corner of Section 22, TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East Seminole County, run East along the Florida, North line of the Southwest ¼ a - BOAT 36-Rescit - - _ - . - i Inboardoutboard $IVEPIINGHOSTISS$ Be In charge Meet 5. Greet. AAEMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve 323-5174 - -- CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICIOF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNs YOU WItL PLEASE TAKE NOTIcETHAT,theCltyCouncilof the City of Lake Mary, Florida, wlIJ heidi Public Hearing on Ihe 5th day of June, 1500, at 730 o'clock P.M., at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, to consider a Petition by the landowners of the below, described property requesting the CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, to annex the following -. - Ave.; L.onswood, PIe., SemIno4 - . 322-6509 .- I - - Cash Buyers for a small Investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results 3222611 or 1)1-9993. _______________________ Get $ &S LAWN 10004. Lawn cor. a. Pool CleanIng. lTimecrR,gular-Reas, Call 323-1411 or $620705 ' GWALTNEV JEWELER 2045. ParkAve, Ex ENGINE 1$ST6LLERS p.rlenced witti inboard '& _______________________ ,- '- Multiple Listing _-" - 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD IN OV IEDO - Homes REBEL '69-l7xSO Furn. Set in eedultParNeW5Creened patio, aluminum shed, 2 AC's, carpeted. Must seel644-2163 • - Mg, Edging. etc. 1 Time, Vacation or all season - - ,, - 661-3-419 anytime Repair - CALL 62$ 03 i$-Hblp Wanted sngagedinbusinessatS2l Howard - Clod LPN'S - or trade. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given th•t I am Publish May 75, 1910 RICH'S LAWN SERVICE REASONABLE RELIABLE ______________ - RCS 34-4blle _________________ - MEiNIZER TILE NewQrr.peir,Ieakyshowersour speclolty. 23 yrs. Exp. M9-1M3 - - --. .5-.. - L.awnCare ____________________________ .L HiGHER PAY 322-751) sopIe who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, - of SALES CON SULTINO SERVICES, and that I intend to register said name with me Clark of the Circuit court, Seminole County, Florida In ac cordancewlththe provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes, To.WIt: Section $43.09 Florida Statutes I9$7. ____________________ ___________________ - * * * * * * * * __________________________ utility rm. Long lease only. Call 3fl-l2Sa for information or 0000lntmenl. 331-4157 "Your Future Our Concern" 11A-Arts&Crafts house in Sunland Fumis Estates. 2 Bdrm., kit, Living rm., den. sunroom, bath and TOP SOIL & FSLL DIRT. LAN0CLFARIN0 & BULLDOZING- 3235390. - Soard.of Coisimissloners Housing Authority of the name LIc. 3232222 REALTORS-- ________________________ ___________________ $2reg-2wkssala,y--terms Across from Health Dept. -- ________________________ as soon titiou Bulldozing, Clearing, backhoe Service. Ditches, culverts,, ponds. Call 531-2595. - - Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Cleaning - AAA EMPLOYMENT 723-5176 913 Fr.nchAve. - Commissioners Seminole County, P ridC,..,,,, •••• $MECHANIC$ Ne,dexpperson.terltflcsalary. 9-Good Thngs to Eat - - Tint & Steam extraction * * * * * * * * the ieople about it with a _Classified Ad in the Herald. 33244fl• $31 9993. . - --- -- - -. __________________ Garage sales are in season. Tell - French CI3IS.I Se ed....Loa reltebl,tahoarOrorcI WiIIc'a up 'o $10000. --"arbe Call Stanley S1W. SenfoiG HouSing AiJthoyity 34333) S ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL. SEPTIC I. HORSE STALLS GENEVA AREA. 522.900. seal and tres %700 CaU t'.cert Roofflo 373.?13 nQurPSrlv _ --the S ACRES ON CATFISH POND. WELL I ELECTRIC, NICE TREES. ZONED MOBILE HOME.$21.000EZTERMS.$3 ACRES. work ClutCh. NCW springs ttP'es, ,o,,---3fWr "C CI SPRI$ VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD FRONTAGE-PINE & CYPRESS 51,000 PER ACRE TERMS. - 321.0159 120 N. Perk Ave. 2525 - -- - Carpet INSULATION INSTALLER Goodpay&fringebe'lefltS 3 BidloOfli House for Rent. $200 a month, $100 sic. dep., no pets, no children. Furnished 332.St$3 or644-6321----- ________________ -..--.. ____________________________ •v CARPET& FURNITURE CLEANING - Furfher details available by calling 323-4330, Ext. 304. Board of County • 3222420 - ___________________________ SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS! Batt & Blown. CUSTOM INm-StJI,ATION€O.32341$3or$31. 12.e•est.. _______________________________ - Lit. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. - 33-Houses Furnished - 519 E.lstSt.,322-3743 Nook - everythinQfastwithawant Call 322-2611 or $319993. - BATEMAN REALTY CALL ANYTIME ' Park Insulation TOWERSBEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty With followIng. Apply icing ot SpecIal Summer Program S-l2yrs.old lnc.Weekly as Heirings may be contInued from time to time found necessary. - Sell - _____________________________ - - sale - BeatityCar's - 8. 2 story custom built home on Lake Knowlesl Spiral staircase, balcony, library & FR, brick FP and every feature imaginabl,l A Dream Come True jlSl,500 The weather is perfect for a backyard hdlding. truck - - WANTED TO BUY-Homes in - fiery Q000 standard - _ - 47-Real EStIt WanM OSTEEN $12 300 CASH 2'.a ACRES TALL PINE. HARNBY--IOBSOHT$ RD. IN GENEVA. $7,900 TERMS, - Closing cost, with owner OLD WINTER PARK 3 BR, 2', ,3-69S2, Owner-Associate. 331.7133 JET STREAM IND. Mildew on Root, ext. Wails Mobile Homes, RV5 (etc.) Seniorcitlzendiscount. Freeesf. 1'L. -- Only $34,900 LOVEtY 4 BR, 3B home on a beautiful shaded lot! Equip eat-in kit., OR. Ig BR's, patio, wood fioor, W-D and much more! A Buy for $69,900 H&A, on cul-desac, $450 mo. ___________________________ - "•_• _________________________ - uw w.,u. . rt.. Needs. repair, large older 2 story. downtown. Good credit, - Wco 19* vest WESTERN AUTO. .301 W'*tt $4 - -, - •- : 79-Trucks.Trailers __________________ 1005 GMC .• Ton. ve 3 ween %SBaItt%3koeWffn - - - Cleaning Central Temp will Service AC's, refrig, freezers, water coolers, misc. Call 32277$6 anytime.. ___________ - LfPR MAYFAIR Country CIub-Exec. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family rm, fireplace, Central Ibgh Pessus's conditioning Sanfor,.. - ,,., ,,r - ___________________________ _________________ do babysItting ANYlime ANYage. I have 2 children, 65. 3.Call661-5441.DeBary. __________ - -. Hunan -Cuisine for consumption in the restaurant. Salary $231 for 40 hours per wk + 2 meals a day. Exp. required minimum 2 yr5. Apply at Florida EmploymçIt ervlce, 204S. French A -; apartment? Sell "don't needs" fastwIthwanta. NFORD-3 Bdrm.,' air & heat, '.w-w carpeting, $300 mo. + :t3oo. sec. deposit. No pets. RffflCN. 322.1477. Ii1I1.1:__ kit, OR, - ., Eves322.0617,723.1se; _______________________________________________________ of noodles, soups and other food Stuff, according to the Moving to a newer home, - -. ,., 832 ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ carpet, wallpaper, W-D,equip BEAUTIFULIBR, l",B.2 story home on over 2 lotsl Country eat-in kit., wood floors, OR, W W. caipet, patio and many more extras! Yourj for 141,900 *JLTIPLE LISTING REALTOR - ________________________ SpuroftheMom.nt Babysitting in myhome ______________________ - freshly palnted new • Dr $275 per mo., first, last & $100 Sec. dep• I.,- WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK. Must be able to prepare, season & cook meats, poultry, ________________________ Swim. Skate. Movies AChilds World, 373-5424 -a • - _______________________________ - 1 ne.. .a e.I..,I Thomas Wllson, II1PHM xscuspve uirector Publish May 26, 25, 1950 DEW.IOS • 24 ACRES WiTH'314' FROPI III CONDO 2 BR, 28, downstairs, C-H&A and lots more! C' C9A414It *viont. • c'ne' He down tarment Pa "is or $11 rnt.t - . - . ' D I.- Tursoa y, May zv, _ Qtv-dIf*fl _- -, TELEVISIONRCA -- •te•-i nfore, F . -._ --, -- 'v one 32241i PL%JMBIP4G BU4i '- Is50Mhere -- - - S3-NRoS*to b'q. estate Coil W M.sl REALTOR.3327903 Just $1,S00 HAl., COL8I' SALTY InC. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 413 Rosaii& SANFORD-i Bdrm,de4ux5,all , dec., air, ww carpet, adults, no pets. $200 2....323- s019 - '1_u.J?is - - - - Ig BR's, patio, w-w carpet 5. join Home Owners Assoc.l ___________ _______ ___________ _______ Util furn Middle-aged Ia preferred. 661-6205 2WE•2SthSt. LPN FULL TIME-Ill Shift. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 F. 2nd St. _________________________- - Written comments filed with the Lind Devsloom.nt mIna.t a.lII be considered Persons appe.ring - - ___________________________ W. Lake Brantley Rd. Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad.takerat322.2611or531.ern. Ltl1 resus5'j -V% - -- - - - 43-..Lots.AcrPa 322.9283 - ComJn,r(101 5 inayst,im Lot. Lorrgw000 437. lOon rognr.y l 51Q. de99 *11 1941 SIl or. 00t 3293747 - _____ ___________ ____ ...... - Sanford Fl. SUPER 4 BR, 28 home in Hidden Lake! CH&A, equip eat-in kit, ?5*l. room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a ________________________ 8 Roofing Foreman with 10 yrs. experience for a fast growing Roof Ing Co. Call Expert Roofing 373-7473 aft. 6 p.m. - Found LOST: White pit bull with brindle tail. Lost near Wiico Sales. REWARD Please call 332•7075. - possible. Lake Mary, newly painted turn.apt. Settled working MAP!' ONLY, no children or pets. 32239 Inn ____________________ of America, Sanford, Fl. _______________ ___________________ . .5,' __________ ________________ & * 3Bedroom,l'jbath Fencedyard,CH&A $330 per month. 323dS7O . 46-Commercsal.Property 22I1S:Frnch-- 24 HOUR DR. C--H&A, wood patio'b.<5, workshop, fenced rear yard! Enjoy this home for $39,000. ___________________________ ________________________ .- ______ - ------- -- 2MobHe Homes - Se. our, beautIful new BROAD MORE, IrorS & rear BR'S; GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3503 OrlandO Dr. 323-3200 VA&FHA Financing RORIII'S ,.. L! Y . Leader JUST LISTED 3 BR, 28 home in Pinehurst! Split BR plan, 1g. 3BEDROOM-Unfurn. House • $iOOmo. + $iOOdeposit Call 322-0094 _________________________ ________________________ 3235671 washers. Aply In person Days _____________________ ____________________ ____________________________ s-.i.ost * • x-Apartments Unfurnished . DBARY - 1 room apt $125. _________________ ______ _________________ _______ i BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults onlI on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.43 in REALTORS-- - WI LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYOpfIp$Tpg $ANFORDARtA 3723773. 332Oflt. 332-s333 '________ 31-Apartnwnts FurnIshed _____________________ ______________________________ WANTED Full time Dish- ___________________________ - J * , - r * 12 French Ave. 323-5176 $2reg-2wkssalary--ferms AcrossfromHealthDep,. "Your FutureOurConcern" -_-_- area. acres, _- * AAA EMPLOYMENT _____________________________ . * • _______ ____________________ VACANCY- 1st Floor for elderly person, male or female, good care. Call 3 - 5509 _______________ Turnambitic into money _________________________ - Maitland, FL 32151 Personal Respreientative as - rates, utilities paid. Inquire REALTY @ - --_- _ - . - - SAl'iFOO-lmmelat, occupancy, clean Ebàrm I ulryequipped kitchen + washe dryer. Nicely furnished in. ____________________________ ciudes dishes & linens for $323 or unfurnished $350. Call Lou 323-116Sor569-0391. 17553. 500 0 ___________ _____________ 2A.Room&Board _______________________ .TENSTROM ALLFLORIDAREALTY QI 5F)() REALTOR • S. • Sanford 's Sales - SandiewoaØ Cs. 2 BR, 28, painted & decorated. $5-77e an4330. ________________ S,anford Gracious living. Res sonable Weekly 5.- monthly SELECTRONICTECH5 3to 5 yr. olds. Days only. Lake Mary 3fl-4462. sem - * * *• SANFORD . • Choice Lots In nicest section. Valued at $700, sacrifice, $ each.Call543-1246. EXEC. HOME21ti wtlh 'a'000m, 1i Stone Island. 2 •Ct$, canal priv., $450 mo. 1st, last & Sec adUltS. Furniture available. 5.41-7553. hook-up, near restaurants, no Wk_322 3fljJ __ • _____ • - 41-Houses ---. . $2 I CIUfl Furnished Room, Private Entrance, bath, AC, Cable TV _________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ .:____________________ -______________________ ______________________ 3CeiiiterieS 11-HelP Wafltsd _____________________________ _____________________________ 2 29ROOIT3S . ___________________________ create two building sites on Lois Department of Housing & Urban 30, 31, 33, Block C, Tract 31, Development, the Housing Sanlando Springs, PB 5, Pg IS, in AuthorIty of the City of Sanford, SectIon 2.21.29, on Bernard Florida, heriby gives floticiof It$ Intent to fIle final spglkatien toe Avnue. IDIST.-4) COmnWnLty .DSve$sPmlM °' Ue BA(431-$0)-1A-R-1A Residential Grant funding. Prolects proposed Zone- Appeai agaInst the Board inciudet Housing Modernization. of Adiustm.nt in Upholding the Funding requested for ttse three Zoning Coordinator's decision to year comprehensive program is deny permission to keep goats on follows: 1. Housing Lots 6 & 7, Block C, Bran$Iey ShoresFirstAdditiojs,PB9,Pgll, RehabIlitatIon $300,397 in SectIon 5-21-29, on Oak DrIve. 2. PublIc Housing $153,703 (01ST. 3) Modernlidtion - This pubilo heaeingwlll b$ Mid'--- -:-TOTAL-----$464000 In -ROom' ,3Q. .ct tha - Seminole'. it-is lntsnd,Øl)46 County Courthouse, Sanford; plication will be lubmifted on or FlOrida, on June 21, 1000, at 7:00 before June20, 1550. P.M., or thereafter as Dated thIs 19th of May 1500. - I _•_- ri6t_CeW-1orPeR, p1, All Classified Advertising also appe3rs in the Evening Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The rates shown aboveare for both dayS. -. - • --'--•-- - • DEADLINE ____ _____ • ______ FIRST THIS Beginning, thence south 1143.33 feel to a point on the Northerly DEW-is rightOf.way line of State Road 42?, thence Northeasterly along said FICYITIOUSNAMI Northerly right-of-way of State Notice Is hereby given that I am Roid 121 a distance of 300.00 ts, TUESDAY, JUNE $i. thence North 937.30 feet to the enØ09d In business it 15 Nursery UniversIty .1 Central Florida Gr*ea Club North line of the Southwest ¼ of Rd., Unit 11 and 1$, Lanqwood, inoia county Chapter hrnchoon, noon, tsnford said Section 22. thence Wnt iing Ph. 32710 Seminole County, Florida undir the fictitious nirne said PfoçTh line of the Southwst Civic Center. Oi BOB'S FOREIGN AUTO of Section 221 distance of 477.70 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, bq lunch in the feet to the Point of Beginning, $114 REPAIR, - and that I intend tO regislet laId nama wIth the Clerk property containing 11.14 pIus Chamber of Commerce B'itd1ng. BusinMa 1oUoved by of tIre Circuit Court, Seminole mimis bingo. County, Florida in accordance Th,PubiicHearIngshaIibeMId with the prevIsions of the FIC. at tIre City Hail Me&ve Aaslstuos Pr.ramn, 9:30 s.ni. W noon, City of Lake Mary, Florida, Junel, 1500, at 7:30 titious NIm. Statutes, Te-Wit; Deilcisa Public Lllrary, 1691 Provdsnce Boubvard. Section $13.09 Florida Statutes "v, 1.m. vi awn Inwainar i,p,as Irellibli. At thIt fII91 011 k $lg. Mrs. RB. Baker tarese4persos fcr,and,apalmt Publish: May 24, JyneS, 13, 1,, above FIue$t will be heard. ejiftci" the Said hearing may be cantinued 1950 DIW.114 homtlmeletim,yntllfilralactbon Is tasn by 1$ City Council. ICtITIU$AMI PI1TIOU1NAMI ThsNotkelhaIbipoIs5.edio' ftpticl Is h3roW01v.n thati afW - me Evening Herald, - Italic. Is hereby gIven that I Un papq ngagad in bwsk'seis 4,101 MaflOf 01general circulation In the City of Pliagid in busNis at 25 Nursery 144431421Ave., Longwood, VIa., 332W Lake Mary, Fioqlda,one time each Nt, (hit I? end 11. unlwool. - ii_- _-LU-i $,flInoli County, Florida - under we* for taqv (4). consecutIve Fla. 32750 Seminole County, Flor1 fri flctltlius naMe if -THE wooki prir to itte date of the da under tPrI.l$dttlees tSeIIW 04 SHAGGY DOG, and thaI I kWend Public Hearing. Ift addition, mis SOB'S AUTO PARTS. and *491 la r3g)ster $314 name: with the t'.otics stroll be peet In Wri stab lidand tO ,I*1IV $114 MIStS WI* Clerk of ths Clrlt Court, for correlderstiori at least fIfteen the Clerk of the Circuit Colat on PiO1da Ift c days priOrI. tPre date of p $SmIreIe Ciunty, Florida In a.cordacew#hfteprovlslgneItp,s Pblk Hearing.. VdanCswtththSprOvlsiolreofthS T Fictitious Nome $l$tl4t$,TO.Wil FictitIous Name $fahAss. TD.Wlli DATED: May 1500 iciion 1309 Florida Statutes pql Slatvss$; CITY OF LAKE MARY, 1907.FLORIDA YOU .. - piji i.-iwuvww a.. a.w. - e'v. By: • -HOURS . 5.00 AM. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY Itiru FRIDAY SATURDAYS. Noon • 3LinesMinlmum _______________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 24, ltSOj DAVID KERBEN 7:00P.M. iii B. Robinson Street The Board of County Com- Orlando FL 32501 missloners of Seminole County, (306) 425-1651 Florida, will hold a public hearing Attorney for Personal to consIder the following Items: RepresentatIve. A. APPEALS AOAINST THE PublIsh May 22, 29, 1910 BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT DEW-si FREDERICK 0ROESICK R.1AA LEOALNOT1CIOFINTENTTO BA(3-17-$O).33V ResidentlalZone-Appealagainst FILE FINAL APPLICATION the Boerd of-Adjustment in 'COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Denying a Lot Width Variance BLOCK ORANTS Pursuant to regulations from 90ff to 75 ft ada Lot Width VarIance from 50. ft to 75 n to promulgated by the United Slates - - 4 pct Interest to Qualified - buyers. New homes with - GENEVA GARDENS3 Bdrti, $flO mo. Lease. Deposit. AduitsOnly.Cal!327.2090 .. ______________________ )CIU Ifl• ,UuI.W.y IJ yvu W nowheretorollaway. .11 you RATES lfin* •"- -.....- - Nc a lIne lconsecutjvstigngs. 7k a line 7cons.cutivetirnes • nc a line - 22 1950. Robert H. Cameron UP UUNTY COMMISSIONIRS 'I __________________________ __________________________ qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL. BE FOREVERSARRED. qate pLjcki: 1950 DEW61 Deltona Public Ubrary, 1691 Providence Boulevard. Monday Morners Toastmnaaters Club, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 71 p.m., Seven.day Adventist Church, tou Road, Winter SIrtnv. lAke Monroe Amateur Radio Society, ?:30 n.m., SCC Tele.Communlca lions Building, Sanford porL Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Ascension Lutheran ChurCh, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, State Roads 434 and 436; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, North Woodland Blvd., Detand. Sanford Al.Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford iSA, 6 p.m., ll W. First St. AltamonteSouth Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road. TOPS Chapter,? p.m. ,over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al.Auon, 8 p.m., recreation ball behind Stromberg Carbon, Lake Mary. • -N*?4CIOPAOu1!%$71ATlGN tC' ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS • OR DEMANDS NOTICE, to file any ob.dions they may have, that challenge the validIty of the decedent's Will, the HERITAGE CENTER, INC. By: Forrest L. Preston IJ • CLASSIFIED DEPT.. DATE OF THE PUBLICATION OF r; - 41-Hs.a4 2BTh1Ø4CJH& BLIZAaeIH - a Florida corporation, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of LIFE CARE CENTER OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS,a? 1041 Orienta Avenue, City of Altamonte Springs, County of Seminole, State of Florida, intends to register the said name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, FlorIda. I 31:,i1 monthly payments under $250. -Ipu downpayments,337.7257 stated. If the claim ii secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall delIver sufficient copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to mall one copy to each personal representative, All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE - - • - - DEW 90 Geneva Citizens' AssOCiatiOn, 8 p.m., Geneva Community Building. Topic: Geneva area water supplies. --_•_-' ASSI Fiorda,theaddres1ofw,kJisfM Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL 32171. The address of the Personal Repr,sentativeandth.nameond address of the attorney for the personal representative are set forth beI. All persons having claims demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk of the Court a written statement of anyclalm or demand they maV have. Each claim mint be lnwrlting and must indicatethe basis for the claim the name and addressofthecredltororpiisag,nt or attorney, and the amount claimed.iftheclllmlsnofyesdue the dat$ when it wIll become due shall be stated. II the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shell be • 130.Apartments Unfurnlst!d 21-Situations Wanted _mLOI$!r$t01J$Wo4JM. abOVe deC t 1$ pindl in the Circuit Court for Sminele County. - MONDAY,JUNEZ • HELEN CAMERON, - - AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. McNeil Pacific Investors Ftd 1972, Limited BY: Allan Bruce Currie, Senior VIce President Publish: May , Juvw$, 12, , DEW- 115 SanfordBlgBoo&AA,FlorldaPower&Ught,open,7 • tends to register the id name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at San M*tio, CA. this 9tl dayof May lflO Pacific investors corporation, 1950 p.m. "Young-a$Heart" dance, at 8 p.m., DeBary Corn. munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, IrtrucUon, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. . ' fictfl$ousnarn.oc PACESETTER APARTMENTS at number 443 • Flea market, 8 a.m. to noon, Ascension Lutheran Clch, Ascension Drive, Cauelberry. Coitte and • jJ ng•Q, The Mobile Unit of the Central Florida Blood Bank will be at the Longwood Village Shopping Center from.. 10 a.m. untIl 3 p.m. Olympic Fun Run, 8 a.m., 10,000 meters, Crane's Roost, Altamonte Springs. To benefit Winter OlympIa and Seminole County youth sports. activities. Applications at area sporting goods stores. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center featuring Adrian Frederman and the Disle Flyers. For senior citizens. doughnuts available, Senior Citizens trip to Zeliwood Corn Fet1val. Leave Leeds, Casselberry, 9:30a.m.; pick upit Sanford Civic Cei1ter 10 am. Return 4:30 p.m. Call 3fl-9148 for reservation. SUNDAY, JUNE1. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shajom, Providence and Elkcam Bouleva d, D1tona.. - 1 • •• Mule by Kopel. . . ••• • • Seminole AA, 3 p.m., speaker and covered dish. CO ;;;:ous TflURSIAy,MAyz Yodtb Programs Inc. annual Vohmteer AppecIaUon NIghL Highlands Clubhouse, 675 shéppard Road, Winter Springs. Mixer, 6 p.m.; renentaUona 7 p.m. Diet Workshop, 10 a.mn., Sefferson Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, South Park and 1fth Street. SanCfój.d Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwoocj Senior Citizens Daace 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs. Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Highway 1712, Cauelberry. Sanford AA, $ p.m., 1201 W. First St. AlAnon, 8p.m., Hallway House, lake minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, MAY30 Benefit performance of "The Gospel Truth" by Ballet Guild of Sanlord.SemlnoIe for Ronald McDonald Honse, GaInesville, 8 p.m., Sanford Clvfc Center. Memorial Day Ceremonies, 11 a.m., Sanford Memorial Park on lakefront. Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30 in charge. Music by Seminole High Brass Ensemble. Norman deVere Howard Chapter IJDC, noon, home of Mrs. Charles Steenwerth, 206 W. 17th SI, Sanford. Covered dish luncheon and installation of officers. Men's Awareness Seminar, sponsored by University of Central Florida, at the University Inn. Reservations tirough May 23. Fee Includes lunch. Call Dean of Men, 275.2707. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m.,Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. RolllhsAve., Orlando. SATURDAY, MAY 31 ntaoIe Cumztte of WomeirYmm,r luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Panel of Seminole health care specialists. • 1 L.gal Not1N INTN CALENDAR - - , -I- P.O Ss a Lsrwd, fls$ 3*750 -. ' ' - - �V .4 . . V -V . V V •V V A rl. -- - 6-P-, -, - - a V - - -- V - - V ---V . - --- V V 0 V - - -' 1. ? - V - —p - — 45 M.-Roman - . aV- . __ DISCO _ __ / & n V -4 ___4 a... - .--. - V. r 1 V V I ., _•V') I . ~'..a,- ___ -I .— V __ W%_. ~ . , __ - - - _- r - -,*. , - , - __. -_ ~-4 ~ -_Vw. - . .. . I . .. I . . . I . . . I - . AFTER ALL, DR. SONKUS, .. ~., . I . I/ I'LL eO T14E THE ADVICO -5EC- YOU SEEING • I AV I - 1. 2 ' I ' I ~reftise to eat We Falls asleep (abbr.) ' 2 3 — *VVVVV 4V• OV. •V,VVV . .. - 1% . .r 1 I t#A, . I .5-119— THE BORN LOSER . # — . 11 d" J - 3 •- -- V. . " _ _., ;.— or — ~ - I. I I ________ - Iii 11 a 1 % .. I - `lot , I 21 20 CWL ' (U11. MH Aw C) 0 ______ 1 - - V V -- — 43 PlIIV —1 41 J42 i 44 V - — — S . stop the project. - ARCHIE b Bob Montana - % . I . lo -? IT LOOKS SSW- * - DORT UNDERSTAhD IT*! LOOK-- THE SEWER EVEN . STAMPED IT, ' S THAT I CRUM UA? I G. Algernon Speer, joined by 10 other stores along First, eliminate parkingand June, voted Tuesday to delay the plan Thomas Speer. owners .Ind occupiers of create hazardous traffic conditions. until a court ruled it legal, an estinuited III to 115 Magnolia Ave.; Dr. Ilarr% . 60 to 120 days. Woodruff, Dr.'Ralph Woodruff, Walter 1' . it also cails the appropriation of funds dela% of Stoudennure. Mary Kanner and Virginia trucks from making deliveries to some planned to.begin construction in earl* - H / It - . . '. 4W — 50 51 — -- 52 . — — — — ~~ I -11 I . . , . . . . . I ? I '%1 The suit was joined b% . George and V For Friday, ' May 30, 1980 ~ are far more favorable for YOURBIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider T)R= ITCIT LAV11MS 1 1 • V V • must be willing to give in situation today. Make certain, return If you am not, they however, that you don't try to . .,1 - __~_ L only for yourself. Find out 11 .- - 11 PRISCILLA'S POP I . . . , . ~ Rabbits are a who was. thrown funny bLmh., out of his warren 0oodres nraetU,o d about He always referred i,to hImSelf as the It, thoUgh! ,unwanted hare! . . biecausie he slept too much! 0 ,1! I ,4"A. .- # . I I 01 1Ir . . • L - -.'3 ( 11 11 1, ~_ . I "A"... : It , ,,, If/,I( - STEW POT. . . .. INSTRUCTIONS. I . 111,1 0 'A 9 . 4q, .# 0 14 I A I V ._ -_ - V - '• . - '1__L V r ( / % • ed to try the bead finesse..' And by that time the doctor' had set up a club trick against: the unfortunate declarer. The i allowed 3,313 pounds for this play to kave one am short. We 1, r Pm 19 3 NT Pan Pan I NT PP Pan who aren't normally I.R.S. to show how he could Interest and natiss and the pnerous. Tbers's a good win 10 00 pmb a yur at doctor was still in trouble. poegibility that ptrinp are brWSL' RUMPAM MMMM AM.) &KWJN& by Iaonard San' t.f-j WNê IFORL ! ,) I 9i!øRac( YT RELY Jo - - _________ __________ , Lf i/f ;.A ~~ a I 4.0 ~ .~ N u' .' W - WNO*1C*N1I$PlNP HIY ON OU N V V r -' V -. — - -- ' yaii,, b 6o - WINP UR13Hli • VVV V V V - .,..i ' - - V I ., .1. .1 • I . MS" V - :1. V VV V V V - . lbULMS ft UINP! V . .I I V . -' - 4. a V " . V V V I I V - V 0 V .et I VV••• - *~. __ - / — I I - cIJ I -I - - - - __ -_ -- -. a . . -V - . ... Ieftnaked In woods ,__ _ • '. H - I. erald Photo by Tom Nitiii . eterans' .1lemorial, Park on flie.Sunford W . (olillnissioneek Sandra Glenn reminded lillosii- .Ittell(filig of 111to site rifices made by arined servicA-s personnel (Itiring .kil of liltnation's wars. She.adnionislit'd eVII-0 .-01111- IIIII to for'get those - . n-:- attempt and tile Rev. Jes;e Jackso;, head of Chicagu-based Operation PUSH, told reporters lie believes there is a "hit - I V V4 k i rd aII---S V ------ h0'o,1L,i ng I whole thim." Fort Wayne police disagreed Witt) tile FBI's conspiracy theory and stood by was responsible for the shooting. V - I . 6.7 acres; 80 townhouses on 12.43 acres and a (-ornmercial center oil 4.56 acres. Valin iold Vie two boards of lllsplans t*) ,idvise Ilaul6cut agaiiist c(* ntinued Ill. * vesti i ient it) 1,ake Mary' af ter), i ivi i ibers of tile planning and mining board questioned .whether thesite is ,lit approp'hate pliWe , I has been norkin' on its new city Fort Wayne ixiliuc said the had only a Spent- rifle car- Lak. tar) ('ouncililliill VIC Olvera said "hill "graveled" lain is the expectation that tile cit) Council Could illiniediatelv make the decision. "I can't tell all)olle tormthl,lit- said. -I don't like t(i be pressured." Coulicilillall Ray Fox indicate(] tit. -~,.-; I "tilt lPlv-f amll) housing over a long Oil,, Action Reports Around'I'lit- Clock ltri(IgiCalendar Classified Ads 10-IIA IVOIIII(VS 1,t 12A SA Cross,Aord Dear Abb) Deaths 1)r Limb .w 11w.- _ _ - - At the t ian. lu.sioii of the ira, ting . PerilIC1110 t0ld Viflill lie hoped Valill %4iiN not assuining the project is going to ix. ~ijtvd tip or do%%n. I intend tat speak to I'aulurii in Ut.' [K- gatl%u, but tit, oriv speak.s hir huii. - said is granted Vann 2A IA 12A 10A -- - ig Kirk, reprecn(irig the Southward Famnils interests ill nearb~ propurt), siii(i if tli*C V Today Read it In Sunday's herald . al"Al lomited out proposed lie%%, comprehensive plan is design, request for a change to toning This week a practical nurse. ho" tile "'Illilt: got its start and of Violettd King, retired froin the Mrs. King's retirement. Seminole County Health DepartHave higlier gasoline prices and inent after 37 years service. Mrs. inflation damptned the spirit (if King, along with Dr. Orvills Barks boaters' Not really, r egi stered UU(SCS were d according to local ill-%% boat the original teaili that started tile dealers. clinic which is the present health partnient. Donna I-Istes has tile story. - Favors the proposed development. major civil rights figure slilce tile April 4, Member Bill Durrenbvrger said a change 1968, assassination of Dr. Martin Imther Ili the toning ~%ouid be spot lorling King Jr. in Meniplus, 'relin. Ernest Southward and his attorne) P ill two lead.% to gu oil the I to build mitulti-famimily u'nits. The board COMING SUNDAY .1 I-Aitorial I-lorida Iforoscope Hospital Nation IA 3A 12A 2A 3A (Jur,eRes .9 A Sports Tele% ision Weather 12 %%imrld 8-9A ~ . . 1xisure 2A V V V V -- -- V - BYJANECASSELBERRY wooded area off State Road 400, about a himself home. Herald Staff Writer mile from the Interstate 4- Interstate 95 drowsiness and headaches as a result of junction. the attack. Daytona Beach Police Detectives are • lie experienced Reach. . VVV(, Since Mrs. Ilepp was robbed in 1975 she has refused to stay in the -V- V man hiding behind the driver's seat of Hepp's van placed a in at - --V. -- I to leaSt, the cash register drasAer open so the burglars could set! ..' . the back of victims of some For the Hepps Lhis was the latedt and were always one jump ahead of us, so it cr Lrninal plot that made the Ilepps decide i and radioed for the police. most violent of several robberies and was cheaper to hire someone to keep the to move to Seunole Count) instead of Hepp refused medical tmtment and burglaries they have experienced since store open all rught even if business living in Daytona Lil would be more alter his van was recovered drove they have been In business In Daytàna dldn'Iwarrantjt," she said. co ve their businesses. - who stopped, gave him a pair of pants n - _ -- . of the building and wayto Use through the roof. We installed several It was out of Fear that their children alarm systems, but whatever we did they might become the -- - - - a used receipts VVV " planning toil toning said shi. favored apartment d evelopment u inercial and apartment zoning. The tract was zoned agricultural even Councilman Burt Perinchief said he is though It is designated on (he c ity' s land con c erned about the Impact the use plan for colnuiercial development: ..jIFvviopment would have on the city and - addition Planning wrung and /wing Boa rd The shooting was the first attack on a tridge' and a rifle slug. . if hi. ought to continue thoughts of in v esting viloney In this community ," lie for coristruct,onif () qurtnients w by honoring the nation's war demi. During tit(- prograill. (I011llit ~' : .. =a=111111111 p . t,ompreliensive plan for some hine. " 4. I -1 a-ML-1. ... , Sanford ,area observe Iemorl1tI l)i todd, OH the tr.idition.il (1.1(1' his neck. The robber ordered him not to U1FJ nd forCed HepPwdrIve to a JOHN HEPP V- -* —. , , - V -- / "Ilft " f deposit sales receipts from one of his Finally he was spotted by a State these crimes. I don't think it's worth it. I storesat about i p.m. , Monday when a Department of Transportation employee, want to throw my hands up in disgyst" - _____ I V store alone, and there was no mmtoney in it, but one night a I still loo" for the man who robbed a There he held a gun on Hepp, ordered "It's r now and I just want to forget since tier husband's experience this week clerk left it locked. They just stole the Longwood City Commissi ner, John him to disrobe and robbed him of $2,150. it," Hepp said Thursday. But for Mrs. she has been very uneasy. V.1 think the $1,0 cash reg ister. When it was Found Hepp, at gw4)oint Monday afterimn, After hitting Repp over the head, the Ilepp forgetting is not that easy, knowing man was someone from the neigh- later b), the polic in itit! wood s, it was struck him on the head with the weapon robber drove off in tW victim's van with how close her husband came to getting borhood that John would have recognized rwned," she said e and drove off in Hepp's vah, leaving him his wallet, clo i thing and shoes. These killed. "Thank God, he's all right," she had he gotten a look at him, but if John "My husband used to deposit the store In the woods wearing nothing but a pajr, were later recovered by pc4ice in the van said had seen him the robber might have shot at night, but he began seeing of socks. abandoned near t he Day tona Beach Judy Hepp is still upset over a cartoon into," she conjectured. Shaken by her suspicious looking e Hepp still has d headache as the result - Airport, making a joke of the incident, which she husband's close call, she said she won- night drop, so he ar s parked near the be gan making de posi ts - of the blow, which left a large lump onh Feeling nauseated from the blow, Hepp said ran in a Day to na Beach paper. "I. ders w n customers corrie in the store, at various times d ur ing the day," she head. But as owners of two convenience made his way on foot back to the high- spoke to the managing editor and told "Is thisheth e one?" added. stores in Daytona. Beach, he and his wife, way. With his feet full of sandspurs and him how I felt about it. It's not a joke, but. Mrs. llepp said they used to close at I I Judy, share a continuing headache,with briars, Hepp hid behind a bush while a serious crime and it was upsetting to p.m. but were forLed to stay open 24 City and when we came down here I others In that type of business, a prime trying desperately to atop passing have the paper make light of it," said hours beca use the store was continually didn't think things would become like target for holdups. * motorists for help. "This was the worst Mrs. Hepp. "It's a shame folks trying to burglarized at night. "They came th.is," haid Mrs. liepp. .-This is a terrible Hepp was on his way to the bank to part ofthe whole experlence,"Heppsaid. make an honest ltvlmighave to put upwith through the back . • a . V V o V _. I I iflJV1 Lon wood Commissioner Shaken By Robbery, Assault I - e a Paulucci request for a chan,e in zoning th'it !. - V V , I , I . - , J~. _ jk~k . . ..,~,(, ... . . I • I IF e wswr HIM IN W. f I •4' midnight snack alter the speech and - Y Craig I' iLllUl( i the % iLsirIt i e.h said, adding tile Paulucci interests have questioned IN.- use of tile itiiritoul 1ane ill the propertN for tile developinent, noting A ive or six ke)- pieces of prolierty 1)o%%er linesrruti through tile propert). City. Councibnan Gene NicDonald said ffie Vann requested tile special joint meeting after the planning and zoning city cannot afford the coniplex. "We are boiwd earlier in the week tabled action on strapped to provide service to people %4 ho ~ . local Urban League during which he drove him back to his motel. criticized the nation's apparent shift to the political right. -_ -Webster said the FBI had been in President CarkT said he believes contact with people who saw parts of the an on no one who saw ut theTom Netsel reports the story of V V ? - IN SANFORD . • . V I V to I . . . . il il today, but doctors at Parkview Memorial Jordan was the target of a conspiracy Hospital - where he was recuperating and the shooting was tile work of . -ap- termed his con. parently inore than one person in a premeditated act." dition "serious." Jordan, a muscular nun about 6-foot4 He said agents interviewed Martha and 230 pounds, was gunned down by a sniper at 2 a.m. Thursday in a motel Coleman a Fort Wayne Urban League volunteer who took Jordan home for a parking o ' MONIES ,a - I- ~*q .. . V _-----_...., - V 17;1•V had few leads and no suspects. In Washington, 131 Director William The 44-year-old director of the Nati onal Urban League was off the critical list Webster said agents found evidence a - TUMBLEWEEDS %^ ____ ,. . II ,.-1 I A'. '.., list" of persons who take a strong stand their original belief that only one person I , , . S-st . • V II .. on civil rights. I ,Z7 ."--..- ~ :,V V V ____ .1 )) k attempt on civil rights leader Vernon k 4' 10 - -' Jordan, but investigators admitted they . - I fW I& FORT WAYNE, Ind.(UPI) - The FBI today pressed its hunt for conspirators believed responsible for an assassination r making a speech v • . I~i1~! " * I V • - - -_ __--e ie - I , .~ a hodgepodge of statistics - - -_ ______ _J --- ,A - A -i c V EIt áStf9RTA6E OF IT!. V I Police-tack - - S*utpe ,,,, 1.061/ COQRU tI I hm " I WAS HIS IDOL" FER A HERO , LIKE TR"YIN' VUSE , niiti . .. - can't allow h ythlng at all.. West might well have led _ eng a by Bob Thav.s ' 0 Vulnerable. North-Swth ' DWer South Wed Nwo rAd asmis ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST 11. c - unfortunately, you May choose to dwell on the neptim today. Conditions - 1 u succeed or f Know your allleje limitations. ARM (March fl/prfj 19) As I as ou're pinIu1g or upending beyond your limit could burst your 1 V N . fr' V . at you diamond finesse he still need. .4 V . ., ~ft-. , .. ~~r%%6SIaff Writer -- -,%" *--1`"n1ng- f`or lfivir' j) 'i"O-T y. The plans of Duluth. Minn., and SanRoger Dixon, cb,atrinan of the planning ford industrialist Jeno i)aulucci to build a 1xi.ird,and Durr-Cliberger also questioned $10 inillitiri apartment and u)iiiiiit r iii lIt e ek usit I)rpot ci ml 12 units x r acre de elopm nt cre tract ill i, Valill said liv. Paulucci firm has _: Rillitoul laalle and SR46A in 1.~ike Nlar~ . Ciipltal avitilable and expects approval IllaN . be all tiff. for federal funding under the Urban tV P, told U t I "V ; I Devt:lopinent Assistant Grant. "We are Lake Mary L'lt% Couni-il and the cit%'s .-1 reath to go. We need to know )-our ill0alining and zoning board ill a jo'llit .1 , - . . tent," Varin said, adding plans for tile o .- ., illectilig 'I'llursdim. lught dipt liv intends development have been on-going for tile to ',pt ik to l'aulu& u in the"negative" t tlre.e. )cars. Also representing tiit about investing imtone. in Lik. Mar) ' . I Ii 1 have deferred froin advising Mr. I' tulueci intiresLs is 1ttorne Abbott w the average workweek, vendor performance, the change in total liquid assets, stock prices, building pernlits and . the chanke in sensitive raw materials. . for his spades A? 4 -4w - - .. . . While layoffs contributed the most to the, drop, declines were also registered in conbuted by my h ll es, OpeninS lead:* 6 from A J 8 6 5 of spades and 22)- you'll handl things quite well tM club Inds would let Frbn& will have the pleasure today.U the goin g gets tough, I I declarer romp bomie if be had I 'experieW114 your gunny however, It ma be a diff... - held the queens of both black I attitude today. However, your story. By Oswaim Jamilly , suits izisteed of thei smd &Co. - You can't beat1W Iiafamily may not pt the 11113111141 TAUpX9(April WHay 20) mW Ales Soistag privibged treatment. Be nice _ Be wary of accepting anywhere. The craitits left %. Ofts Boris is the third hand that him a pound Wliort. This at bome, too. today if they come kam Dr. Manch gave the British amounted to di Pounds with, LIBRA (Sept. UOct. U) HOT 171.10. . I mlid up today. QUICK PuT S1E M4EN U CW4 SliCK A FORJ( POTATM IN My IN )*A NOSE D00,01AE D". bubbl"" Vn=(Aug. U&Pt. FOLLOW AV . gi~ don't otek comes essily, but V V HE VVILL HELPLESSLY 5-19 by Stoffal & Heimdahl e,JUMP INTO ,*,jy \ 1k9 WASSI'T AND . 404 W.0- _ 114. _ X WU.L. 44oflZE . "I 4-1~ 111. 9 BUGS BUNNY I %4. /V %14. V %14. U V, - . Ii l)O\\A IS I I' " . .. 4- -- point since April 1976 and thait there could no reawn to set that sult up. So Wted to - -.-:~ ,Z,--,-,- ., & W. 9% -,*, - - -_ be ---tb6,1qbTP",V PIKES (Feb. -MIrch & -People you select w your 11.20 (July 2Mug. 22) - tesmmtn Will M&M the Materially, things Could be difference betwelen whether W7' - - . V ': declarer would make his notrump in-spite of losing thie finesses In the red suits. However, the doctor reaBoned thait West could not have an en - . trick. Had be merely contin-. uW with Me third S=de, . RAIT #QJ146 4K 10 4 91632 TK947 487 . #X2 3 4.111098 SOUTH 4A73 V V clues - as to how long the nation 's '.,, ~p economic downturn will last. ,; The department said new data revealed that the March decline the . 1, I' .,. . indicator was actually 2.1 .percent in"it V stead of the 2.6 percent reported earlier. ry, & ,?L-',,'1'_'.*,. ." With the exception of Janua' r , index has been dropping steadily for the past seven months, marking the long string of poor performances since . the ',., -'- -W , . severe recession five years ago. 10, *hich held the second WnT V , Government economists cautiori that the index should not be used to gauge L~e spades Re conUnued with th 492 TAQ64 #A941 4XI113 — -" • -•--,. . 0 Awe.. I kLA*,.. - V V was far and away the largest drop ever. The index that sugg 1 ec L revised next month. But the size of the . He &at East and held the I - . . drop was so great, it is likely that even with (lie revision, April will remain the worst month on record, . The government has been keeping the index since 1948 and April performan ce I - 'Graph, Box 41111, Radio C1 ty got away With fudging, am a Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to little. specify birth date. AQUARWS (Jan. 36-Feb. CANCER (June 214uly n) Don't leave "Orthing ) your Impirtant toozrsa. bright and cheery today as only wrie way to get what long as no one filmnes upon The - . only had a Run hand In fi&A juan birthday by unding for your 19) — IAt your nobler im. copi of Astro4raph Letter. dinii:U end high Ideals prevail W1 $I for, ekh to AstrR - at all times today. You won't by Ed Sullivan . I I remember one I- , 0 V BRIDGE cc I , . . ' The report was preliminary in nature and the April figure may probably be choice of tecliniquedependa AT '. r V I _U • a SWU. I on the size d the tatoo aixi yIntiy - . WIN could think Your concern La ta all the credit when you A _-, Just because you're lucky I I ,, 0 - P I _. overall decline, the Commerce Depart- To give you more in- Is to use a salty preparation fohmtIon. about cooking to that literally Induces a scab prevent food poisoning, I am Over the area, which sloughs sendlngyou The HealthLetter off, taking with It some of readers who d 75 cents with . . - , .-1.:1Jr_ chance you éould luck Into I . If so, what would the procedure involve? in gainful situations today is * imilon, so your son will 1*0 extremely ffirtunate. Material no reason to be careless with sOmPed, self-addregged professional advice about breaks and opportunities your possessions. Loises envelope ' for It. Send your thiL How successful remov&I' I . you'd never expect to rieceive request to me, in care of this may be depends a lot on the I could occur. could come t, 0 you. * W MwispigWit P.O. Box 1551, nature of.the t&too itnu (NoIr . GZNM (May 21-June ") . & 927 IIm" The , a extrunely ea5 tO tk I AAM . V possible for my 20-year-old bacteiia which 1-'1"&e4--,.-._;,.~--_ e-. -. J~4_4.'_ — Infectious Origin. Other pigmentation. The propet SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 71) cooperation and unity. IhW - # V t1 . I'— _".. - -5 -.,-.~1. . - V 'V - components of the index fell last month e slow cooking method is to eliminate bacteria that could otherwise be harmful If they weren't destroyed by the perature at a high level, process . V perhaps 350 or even 400 as YOU auggest,forabout3omlnutes DEAR DR. I would w aria t)n cut back. In that . believe. U , . I . . - E. First. - DAVID NL RAZI.ER - I w ________ . I I or _poultry will , be Ella Pork souoing I - , . son to have a tatoo removed be on the surface of the meat from his chest. th uen poultry DEAR READER - Yea, covered with salmonella someUm be which can cause food removed. Your son should see poisoning. We usually don't a dermatologist aboUt this. see too much this cause dill our food is adequately cooked. techniques employed but one ________ - " Aw'...1011cn? ________ •V wlthyouabcaitthlzbutoneo( Migges t that you start out initially with the OVfl t V . _________________________ _____________________________ 1 - — r', I 4 . — .. . ..,#., ' There AGAIQ 1"'. — HOROSCOPE 11 . THATMWSHOW ,~~ — Many conks who advocate ] - . — 62 —it - - __________ I \l \ I\ . 11 — 61 . . _/_ Z V 57 — .' ; p" . . 54 83 _________ I I K V T/ / EEK & MEEK ___________________________________ — 49 46 47 48 I I hope your mother4n-law - . ! - Economic Indicators Ab mal YS I owner of V I * . r ` V1Vl for the project "illegal,' saying the funds commissioners directed (ity Miller, tenants and owners of 107 E. were not budgeted properly , despite the Attornt Vernon Mize to dciii toil a First Spttr ssister-in-law Dais Speer: unanimous vote b the commissioners to declaratory judgment of legality from Eleanor Russell, owner of 117 Magnolias implement the plan. the Circuit Court, if Speer failed to file his and Manuel Jacobson, the The commission, which had originally promised suit. department store and other shops at 213 claim the improvements would prevent suit Thursday afternoon, asking the McGregor. WASIIINGTONWPI)_Thelndexof Leading Economic Indicators, a barometer of future economic trends, plunged 4.8 percent in April its largest drop ever the government reported today. The pr evio us one-month record was registered during the nation's last recession when the index declined 3 percent In September 1974, In an unusual development, all 10 — — — 00 NOT Rm#..,If 1 0 - — — 60 ________ I PON'T SAlON IT . LETTERING 15 A MUDGED AND WE GHT IT SAID— — . - . - designed to beautify downtown Sanford. planters and trees along Magnolia and First Street A hearing on the request for an injunction is scheduled for 4 p.m. WedSpeer ind other plaintiffs in the suit, tenants and owners of buildings on Magnolia Avenue and Fir Street, filed nesday before Circuit Judge Robert orlfyc*aprderalittiea ye never have an Internal The idea islf the oven lsaetat degrees. That's too low for adequate cookiq of some V . :, , The project, approved by the Sanford Sanford revitalization plan has been the city improvement plan illegal and City Conunission on May 12, calls for scheduled for Wednesday afternoon' by a temporarily restrain the cit from y turning Magnolia Avenue into a Sanford attorney who has pledge~ to beginning work on the $22f,049 project, pedestrian mail and the placement of whatever ls being cooked will - -- — — 45 55 56 V V 38 40 — - 25 26 - _____ 0 ---- - 39 - I 35 37 — &Iow bake technique. I would 'a" you want the internal -Mature of a rout to be . agree that the ~mperahzre tem I that you're describing is.too 170, ft,oven temperature for low because it Meazis that the slow rout should be 170, - 24 34 _____ V V 23 31 32 33 38 . ________ 22 V 1. I V i — 19 - V A hear ng - 15 18 I . 14 I — . .. I a- - .aV1.rr, V . . i.e.r 'S 9 ., n .S__.Z.___--~~7__--W S. eer-0 --1 Other -F r - ~_stop--Do'wntowti-- Pla ut t '_ T 0 P I b - a T '. - . out at 400 and then puts ft suggested, at first, then down in 140, is that OK? cooked slowly thereafter cooks evryth1ngtwIco or eyeft there will be no bacteria I$$ times this way. Besides problem. However, the usual tast ing. terrible, is th is way in do this is in set daWous? oven at lead at the level that DEAR READER It you want for the Internal d . . Evenlng HeraI(USPS 481280)-Price 20 Cents VV .. . I a ld ,. Lam 4 - •••_•• .. - RadioCityStatlon, New York, Era 59 Go r. V VV pork at their house. N.Y. 10019. . wrong? 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S• . S -- S S ' - -55-- - • . . - --- -- -. S - - -- -.--- S S S S - I . S-- -- - --- -----S------ -- 0—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. , WHEN T0 MAKE A SANOWCH ACROSS by Chic Young Tuesday, June 24, mo -1AtJUST I HAVE A op.js MRS / 46 Southern state (abbr.) I Crow 49 Grow more 6 of intense clay 51 Elkshom P1950fl5 53 Fond 11 Card game 54 Cho" 13 Merchant 55 Slices l4 Leave isolated 56He.dmast.n 15 Fester 16 Optical organ DOWN WHAT _____ _______ S TIP? PLEASE II L L1 _____• ---I _________ _______ - by Mort Walker - - SURE SEEMS LIKE A LONG TIME SINCE ,ANYBODY GOT A PACKAGE COOKIES AlJI ' S OPENLY,,) ( 1 ____ • __ —_- - 's Lesse "'n 's Problem IDA DEAR DR. 51 - 8 - 9 Sansom .MvIi,AM' 18 put I i20 - - - - 25 21 - 30 31 32 33 - 35 a 40 - 42 'IES. MISS GRUNC)j NO' IT'S PRIC/sEl)') (FuJNy HOW VQJ CAN ITS 1240,' D LIKE TO CHECK THE 11:43AM.' ALWAYS TELL WHO _________ TIME, MR WEATHERSEE.1 WEARING WRISIWATCH • circulation must - - heart — — do with - ', Do you My easily. - t - . .. S S - - , $70,000 are being built there by developer David Meadows. ianager Warren Knowles said today that a cornbination of incomplete construction on drainage in the -. -. - Ill— ' - - - - " SI • . -. S — 1': -. "' - 5 5S_ - --- es. Anyone who has a yourself is to lose 30 pounds of Coronary artery disease or weight. That, in turn, helps to high cholesterol would be wise- - •. S lower Wood pressure and to be on such a diet as part of helps to lower cholesterol, their program to help: controlled o pe ning through t he -' - - —- T1 represented as a "premium lot" in the Ramblewood area. HISS home cos t $46,500. "I believe the pr operty was misrepresented to me,' Gallagher said. 'l would never have bought here If I had known what was going to happen." Gallag her said the situation is bad now, "a nd the rai ns haven't even started yet." He said the standing water is a po tential mosquito breed ing gr ound. Although angry, Gallagher, 51, said he would not say what berm (use of a pipe in the low action he pla ns to take. "You can probably guess," he said. - Meadows, the developer of Ramblewood subdivision said Knowles said tie and city staff found contributors to the problem as follows: - -The drainage swale (grassed depression In the earth for ilrainnage flow at 113 Whispering Pines which was not corn- "z .-- -. -. - •1— - today it is his policy to coff ect any problems reported to him within 48 hours, "obviously, depending upon the nature of the problem and how quickly it has to be handled." Meadows said soon after t he rain stopped Monday he had his men going through the subdivision correcting minor problems. pleted and sodded, the sand from the swale completely filled There are some studies that alleviate or prevent hear S- I S suggest that if a person's disease. E EK & MEEK , YOURBIRTHDAY fortunate as you. Don't call June25, 1980 attention to the differences, by Howie Schneider Ill (CJ OM CF7H0_W_ M RE ME A tUiAUr lUG Li UG 10 A 5 %0 WOR6 ) Projects or enterprises that tit's - coming year. Keep your eyes difficult today. Be prepared to blood pressure is lowered to want this. Issue can send 75 adequate levels and the cents with a long, stamped, cholesterol deposits In the Box 1551, Radio City Station, arteries thems4ves. It's also New York, NY 10019. —1 different, !-C, n jR "Ill achieve your goals. Bart Gallagher (above) of 127 Wildwood Drive in PR ISCI LLA'S POP 1 THE ICE CREAM PISH) - ___ by Ed Sullivan __ ___ IPEA, M BUT about.15 homeowners who say their properties were damaged during a recent heavy - rain. -, __ ))J ( _ 0• • a4 - BUGS BUNNY S by Stoffel & Heimdahl 0ffA?&&WN0T0N My = DROP 114S AYEAYE0 - ANC110 EAP SEA _______ ___________ --- One - NORTH birthday by sending for your 1nolving yourself in a • A KQ - Eric threw in a monkey 4654 wrench with his weak three- you in the year following your 19) Think twice today before friend's tangled aftirs. This By DIANE PETRYK club itIniP North got Into the givea way •1$71142 spirit by Jumping to four AQ76 hearts with 4- -3. distribu•72 PISCES (FCb.2S.Mafth2O) tlonof his own and the defenddate. •AQJI7I •K er proceeded to pick h is bonesLEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ThIngs done on your o SOH wn to the bare skeleton. urn out Everyone 4AKJ The spade lead was won In KJ$2 and charitable traits ad- successfully. Involvements dummy and a heart led.they requiring • 1094 associates may not mirable. However, Moore hopped right up with•10$2 sho uldn't be carried to cx- besofortunate, his ace and led the king of tremes today. Temper your ARIES (Mirth 21-Apr11 19) Vulnerable: North-South clubs. Eric failed to overtake so Arthur led a spade which deeds wi th prudence. A failure to take your duties Dealer North VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) or responsibilities seriously West Nofth East Sist Eric ruffed. S T Distinguish between positive could cause complications the defense. Now Robinsill , 4 Milking and merely being down the line. Rationalizing Pass took his ace and queen of opinionated. You're more apt leads to regrets. clubs while Moore discarded to be the latter than the for- T4URUS (April MU&y 10) the seven and deuce of ening leal 3 diamonds. So Eric gave him a mer •This is not good day to diamond ruff for .he sixth LIBRA (Sept. U-Oct. 23) gamble or speculate finandefensive trick. Certain Will could make you cially where you feel you don't feel Inferior today, and you have all the facts. Probe Arth They ur led a spade. South had might be tempted to further until you do. By Owa)d Jacoby to win In his own hand and exaggerate your all GEMINI (May Z1.JU 2$) all AluScctag couldn't get to dummy to compllshments. Boasting has You are a time too easilY Here is a hand that helped hearts. a hollow ring, swayed by others for Eric Robinson and Arthur Plus 400 on a hand where SCORPIO (Oct. WNóv. 22) own good today. Listen to Moots In this year's Grand they could snake one of someYou may Bud yourself with their advice and counsel, but Natloual. thinj against good defense. -. who are not quite as also think for yourself. South's third-hand opening Pus - by BobS Thaves 11MM... I YUW HUH? ER. SEEMS HA ONLEL _ W6 6M 10 ___ I M • • - 6O1'T KNOW vo I WANNA , u. jow mi,i' YO 4 ows 6LP S 10 LOVE ____ _____ 4IAWL !J IL, NICK CAMOUFLAGE OR AttYPItafERG TO FOR A JOB?..'d)URS S ME THAT!! ____ - 6UL TRUST.. --• ' -- • ANNIE MN I- ., Craharr - r goats are farm So it went. Two neighbors spoke in favor of the goats. "I live right on top of them and they don't bother me," said one. "They 're pet goats," Mrs. Morris Another said that anyone who can't - 5 . - - Graham delayed the official an- nouncement until 11:45 a.m., but aides said he will reject the new banking code • because it prohibits out-of-state banks from operating Loan offices in Florida, and call lawmakers back to town in an effort to avoid de-regulation of t he banking industry. - . - The special session call is expected to also include correction of a problem that will keep the amendment raising the homestead exemption on city and county noboily's got — an odorless goat," she mentioning she also keeps cats and dogs. property taxes off the Sept. 9 primary S - The goats and tats and dogs are all' clean, she said, inviting the coiniiiissioncrs to come and investigate for themselves. The animals all have their own airconditioned ruouis, she said. "If I don't keep them clean the rules should be against toe, not my pets." - - ' asked for conimentsfrom those in favor . "You can't say w ha t's a pet and of the goa ts, then from those against the what's not a pet. Any aninnial has the favor. than t!" to make ine get rid of my -i... - - -- S - -. 1k workshop *11 . - (: ARouND wrmo' r lled ca "loan pr oduc tion offices" by outanti-competitive and of-state banks is will give Florida a bad reputation nationally de trimental to its economic S --- 1, S by Tern V(5 "I love them like my kids," she said. Ingeborg 1orrIs plays with her "pet" goats on their trampoline borhood. The cnmissionerpll agreed "Maybe I lake Brantley Civic Association. they're goats to you, but they and slide this morning. The slide is also used as a ramp For the r presented a statement from a real and the next agenda item was brought are kids to me." goats to mount the trampoline. Mrs. Slorris then elevated her goats beyo nd pethood. 2* ................ "*raid Photo - development efforts. The current banking statutes expire July 1 undor the 1975 Sunset Act. If there is no new code, the 366 sta te-chartered banks would be largely deregulated. Comptroller Gerald Lewis says he probably would retain minimal jurisdiction over the facilities, but adnnits that would be subjec t to challenge in Sa 'nf ord Co'mmission Re'viewing Budget V*IIUInd .......................' city hail Deaths today. ., *jv./ building codes and zoning,$108,510, up from $99,443; - H1g . .. Tuesday night - ..4* e mmissioners review consider an across the board increase to all em- municipalities. public health, $6,719, down from $6,885; police p1oy3 of 9.5 percent for cost of living. He has also The city commission will begin its review today recommended the commissioners consider bringing with the proposed fire department budget. po lice, uniform di vision, $841,534, up from $788,070; employe es sala ries into line wi th those of ot her DONNA ESTES li ti 02 and po cu - OP ' -. Commissioner Richard Williams, in pets." The Sadord City Commission will begin its second day of reviewing the proposed $4.02 million at SAME u '. the courts. - 511W years, was not submitted to the secretary -. ,- ballot. The proposal, boosting the $5,000 exemption to s,000 over the next t hree of state's office by lawmakers 90 days before the election as required by law, Legislative leaders are considering passage of a bill putting the proposal on the October runoff ballot. Graham has argued the ban on so- ' ? "1 will not get rid of my goats," she are livestock, expressly f or bidden in Around Theciock ................... CrAeubt ........................... 7C IT p.m. • banking bill and convening a one-day s pecial session for Monday. - said, which they said would decline with whose district the goats reside, recommended de nying the appeal to goats rQaming in the nei gh borhood. Johnpresident of the West maintain the character of the neigh- __ - She announced that property values enjoy animals won't make it into the f ur t her insisted. "I-still will appeal. I kingdom of heaven. - will go to court. I will go to any court in Commission Chairman Bi ll Kirchhoff this country. concern for their property values, - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Gov. exclaimed, but t ha t didn't settle the ' matter, Neighbors of Mn. Morris think goa ts Residents of the area expressed New Session have not declined because of her goaLs, and that they do not stink, '1 have something brahd new that borhood, : " said to keep goats," Harden re plied, ."You said pets," about 14 members • of the audience chimed in. areas zoned residential, according to S Bob Graham called a news conference today to annou nce he is vetoing the - l _ _ • 1 th co ed t propouls for various divisions including: H4VEPm4 ____ ............................ic Increases in the various departments were atS city annxniaaicsi, $24,141, down from the current a___ ___ ...............u year's øS IN .................u raiseit jj • $25,157; city manager's of fice, $59,335, UP to th e city, up to $1.75 per gallon for gasoline; in. C . from $56,536;general $Z7,159, clown from $28,532; creases in posta ge from 15 cents to 20 cents per nance, $111,450, up from $179,142; civil service, _____ 1 derstand, due to her difficulty with the mission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff asked. GIVE - &OJIJA ' I'nigii%II language, when she was to speak. In a rare break with procedure, the ciiiiiinissioni agreed to hear Mrs. Morris after their decision. has called him an "old goat." : mistakenly called Mrs. Morris' appeal Morris "I did not call Mr. Lewis an 'old - one "to keep pets." goat'," Mrs. Morris said. "I just said he "Did you say to keep pets?" Corn- hates cute competition." ZOONIES U YOU FOCK ............................2A a '-- IFEflFE1 THEM UI. RUER HAW' AO'J1Pt1j Woman bath sides, but she said she di dn't un. Development Manager Herb Harden who sports a white goatee. lie said Mrs. ' by Leonard Starr' ___________________ .i'EVEtI C)GMEflE JUST JUNK -L HLLO?..'E5, MAY FLES ir 4 Y119 - Calls painstakingly asked for comment froni " one neighbor said. criticism that AcilouRiporti .* Ss 4---, Hut then Mrs. Morris a.sked why she hadn't had an opportunity to speak. Kirclihoff explained that lie had Residents also expressed concerns oday bY T. K. Ryan said his men have already removed the carpeting and it will be overflow situation, 111). "E very animal should have the right over the possible heal th hazard from to become a. pet," charged Ingeborg the goats, and the precedent that would Morris,-afterherappealtokeepaflock be set by setting aside the zoning of small goats on residential property regulations. on Oak Drive lathe West Lake Brantley "A collection of goats is not conarea was denied unanimously by the- sistent with the regular pattern of Seminole County Commission. things you ex pect in a residential neighMrs. Morris was responding to he Neighbor Ray Lewis said one or two animals and belong on agricultural goats would have overlooked, property not in a residential neigh- not a whole flockbeen of them, the tobutl ta borhood. number which varies. The lively public hearing on the Lewis is an outspoken senior citizen matter began when county La nd T TUARIBLEWEEDS He cited as one example a residence where the entire living room was flooded and the carpeting severely damaged. lie _ _ $$R, AND THE D°'bR wilt. E K.GI4 TO HuMIIJPiT You. I Ill II Brantley estate agent and broker which read: have surfaced Tuesday night. - _____________________ 'S 'I'lie developer had filled the Swale at 121 Wildwood Drive to provide access to build on this lot. The fill in the swule blocked now from the upland slope to the west and created an - Aly Goats, Herald Staff Writer "With even one goat in sight or smell, There are a lot of demands for I would have to lower my valuation of "rights" these days, but a new one may property in the neighborhood." That made three tricks for I two residences with major flooding problems, but his men are already working on them, he said. - finesse against the queen of FRANK AND ERNEST • - rid;G6 "" Pledges WT •s 94 • . $63 Pass already have been corrected. To his knowledge there are only ______ likely to prove costly. It seldom pays to take aggressive action wi th 4-3-3-3 tributton. 10 thu lake. -______ that is 24-$o lie said lie had nine problems with swales and seven have water to how across Wildwood Drive to the south and towards --Three homes — 115. 123 and 127 Wildwood Drive — had replaced and his men have corrected what caused the problem problem8 within their lots. homes, garages and backyards -See RESIDENTS, Page 2A flooding 4ehind his home. is one of those horrible bids anyohe you disappoint w not f or the opportune moment readily f orgive you. Find out more of what lies ahead for AQUARWS (J 2Fe ANNIE 'premium lot," lie is standing on the lot to show the catch basinand plugged the stormsewer pipe, causing the - • - - copy ofAsh"raph. Mad $1 HA: BROCCOLI, ANP I I TE IT! especially important u for each to Astro-Graph, Box financial problems are 489, Radio city Station, N,Y. ( _________ 10019.Be ______________ btrth concerned. sure to specify "' Gallagher says lie paid an extra $1.000 for a the Ramblewood subdivision in Sanford, is one of CANCER (June 21-JuIr ) CAPRICORN ((Dec. 22- - WIN AT BRIDGE be held to your work, and Timing is all-Important. Wait crn•4-S_u. 41 -_- sake of expediency. You will could be hard to implement, __________ 4— .# - Herald Photo by Tom Netxel Be very careful today that you Jan. 19) Your ideas are apt to don't make promises for the be quite clever today, but they I , . sufficiently, that there my be Send your request to me, peeled toe the u,dqu. and suit adequate -efforts to S - require new techniques, Dec. 21) Accomplishments some cleaning out of the care of this newspaper, P.O.* TRAIJCE , her readers who cholesterol is also lowered self-addressed envelope for it. SAGITTARIUS ..(Nov. 23- methods or products should that normally come very prove fortunate for you this easily to you may be a trifle TNJ5)SJG 5 taS&1diU purchased required by DER," Knowles said. '' -. .- covering an area 100 feet across and 50 feet wide. waWr-was-caugedrha.gajd,--by installation of berm with ou t his permission after he the property. The berm trapped the water, he said. Ironically, Gallagher said he paid $4,000 extra for what was point) to assure some drainage and not the complete stoppage S — developer nor is the Ramblewood section located on flood prone property, lie said he and City Engineer Mack LaZenby wi • - Bart Gallagher, 127 Wildwood Drive, said he is so disgusted he is now referring to his ya 'rd as 'ItAke Nleadows." Currently there's two feet of water standing on his lot morning, Meadows will be "strongly urged" to complete construction on tie (Irutnage innimediately, Knowles said. Meanwhile, the developer said today he is prepared to correct all of the problems and indeed has had his men working tin many of them since soon after the rain stopped. The city manager also Pointed to the berm (a raised mound (41 sodded earth I required by the state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) as a major reason for backard flooding. "This is a regulation of the state to force - water to percolate into the ground If! were the lot owner or developer, 1 would provide a solution quickly by creating . . - - • I'm sending you The Health medicines. Latter number l, Diet to One of the most important Prevent Heart Attacks and - - - r-- - -elopinent was cvnipounded by heavy rain, recorded at 2.13 to 4.8 inches in various parts of the city, to create the flooding. Knowles said city codes had not been violated by the agree? - - the diversion swales within the lots. The'developer is reported to be installing one at 127 Wildwood Drive now. — 115 Wildwood Drive has a compounded problem on being on a downward slope without diversion swales but also with a sunken room a section below average slab level. One of the Ramblewood residents whose home was affected, ary Boulevard. Homes ranging in value from W,000 - to The Inderal helps to prevent Action allowed under such slopes but VA and FHA apparently require problcin. Dama ge could reach several thousand dollars Hainbiewood is located be hind Hidden Lake Esta tes off lke :l/ - with exertion. Anyone who ve done for Promises By DONNA ESTES because of tins overflow. No swales were apparent wi th in Writer these lots to divert ground fl ow away from and around these In one of the heaviest recorded rains in Sanford history homes. These are particular cases since they are lower than iluring 1i two-hour period Monday night, about 15 new homes in the street on the downward side of a slope. Construction Is the Mitublewood- section of Sanford had some flooding heart work means that you're less kely to have heart pain last cholesterol guess it doesn't make an awf ul lot of difference that ngs Developer Herald Staff - - test showed im provement and my blood pressure is normal. 47 48 - "- - 5 - activities such andlegsdhans-gotoleep-yourernothashng-thestpatnD- HOROSCOPE I - - • - 46 - as waWing. The decreased I have no discomfort in my - - 45 Rcimblewood -. ' chest anymore and my only chest pain and the Isordil problems are that my arms might have helped. Since - 41 - - ought 28 29 açidlctlng. 7_3t.. 36 daily S has heart pain and has any the Isordil and Bufferin. excess weight is well advised this would clean out to lose every excess pound of th my arteries better and be less I body fat that he can. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I and normal Instead of granules work the •-- 5 - you aren't taking It. But I DEAR READER — No, I wouldn't credit either ——— —— 50 51 52 — — — don't entirely agree with you. vitamin C or the vitamin E or However, your story the lecithin to your im53 ———— demonstrates what can be provement. Give credit where • J L done improve a person's it's due — to Your Inderal and 58 — — — — — ng your weight loss. heart status by good livi — _ _ —— — 'patterns and proper (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) -'S. pipa I 26 27 — by Bob Montana me on a salt-free diet. vitamin E and two tablets of — 14 ARCHIE decreases the I take 200 mg f vitamin C and 800 units of 19 body - - weight, he He also except _____ 24 l ose S Anytime,a person loses a lot of d - doesn 't walk. in my heart 50 pounds of vlghtIhave lost 30. lecith1 22 2324 — have to heart time you ha rd every work so your arteries and to - F1 - Having lost 30 pounds of fat, walking - —— f - 1 40 I followed his instructions L e a cigarettes. help the - 17 Art important not to smoke to the heart). four Isordil and of Bufferin P day plus a half hour of to 10 •1 - 15 grains — by H.. mg of Inde, --- 5 T; BORN LOSER Lamb anterior descending (the other branch of the left artery The doctor prescri bed 13 14 Evening g Herald—CUSPS 481.280)—Price 20Cents - showed Very 7 72nd Year, No. 264—Wednesday, June 25,!ford,F1or1da32771 19 Dr. after physical catheterization U percent blockage in the circumflex (one branch of the artery to the heart) and 80 percent blockage in the shovel - few year s heart A ascetic 12 - LAMB I am years old and a ago I started having a coongteelg in mY exertion. chest 40 Paradises 41 Church council 22 Eye infeCtion 42 Tallies 23 Is indebted to 43 Inert gas 24 Uses 44 Abominable 27 Director snowman Preminger 28 Persians, for 48 Kelp 47 thin example 29 Part of the leg 48 Branches of learning 35 Mixed with 50 Card spot 36 Egg drink 52 Day of wick 37 Keyboard instrument (abbr.) 6 -). 0 21 Ancient Hebrew - 11 t I LTT ID10N A A S $ U ME L £0 I T £ S AU F I S p 11 A T 11lPP( I $ I I N C £ P A TKIRD T P£$ fitting _____ ______ rs s fix STUFF FROM GA 1 I p VIN U v1 E ii I person - I S -. __. His Weight Loss I $ L:.:T ACE i lSown(Fr.) . point 2 Wharf 20 Death 3 Measure of ñ Refreshing land beverage . 4What 25 Baste 5 Danish coin 26 Anklet B Withers 30 Little branch 7 Sunflower 31 Basibatler state(abbr.) Musial 8 Large deer 32 Safecracker 33 Diminutive suf. (p1) 9 Skinny fish 10 Cedar 34 Being(Let) 12 Tennyson 35 Year (Sp.) hero 38 Nozzle 39 Self-reproach 13 Reverie 18 Pipe 42 No matter which type 45 Tatt ered 20 Short lance - — 1 2 3 4 5 - - o 1$ o o 19 Compass - .. 6.z4 BEETLE BAILEY - IIILIIIAiD GANG I ___ L I KEl. y 17 Observer ________ • THE " Answer to Previous Puzzle Sport shooting ABOUTM SIGN HERE, 'V (I ---5.. -- ~LON DIE S -5- -- ce inves gation, $170,6 , up from $150,020. House Gives Carter Draft Bill WASHINGTON (UP!) The House, by a 234- House, where President Carter is certain to sign 10-12* 112,6* down from $u,+Ia; assistant city manager- letter; inflation in coat of building materials and [168 vote, today gave final approval to legislation it into ___.............iø fi ___ that will allow the administration to begin draft em- anticipated increase m'fuel adjustment charges for 'Ttlevislu ..........................c personnel, $53,684, up from 150,871; equalpublic The Senate approved the legislation by a vote electricity. I S registration of men this summer. .......24 . ployznent officer, $18, 1, up from $17,921; of 58-34 on June 12 a fter reducing funds f or the The 'bill which provides money for the registration system by $10,000. The House vote No pay increases were included, City Manager ......anplaeea relations cocniidaslon, $2,735, up from -------------S registra tion process, now goes to the White today concurred in that reductIon. ,000; engIneering, $4,175, up from $2,615: Warren Krnwløs has recommended the commission 5 5 -S * 5 _ M} • _______ - I __ ____ - 7-2?' 'S - 5 • -- — ____ • - .' ' _____ • - - --S . •-_____ __________ ______ _______________ C - S _____________ •- ____________ . ---- — — — S -- - - ____ I . I - _ 5._•_ ,I_ S .'. • ''-:. . - . S_S 4_S_ j S - 5 - - 5'.- - - -- �p i - - - -- - • - l.n Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11111 y r v '-'u - - - II -. - -- -- — -- I - -• -. i'—i Muskie Rejects Proposal Mitchell was in the truck on Fourth Street ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — Secretary of State EdmundMiiddø tng4ii, hI,intI,, tIi.e a' many's proposal for a three-year delay in stationing 572 modern nuclear miss~es in Western Europe. Muskie, speaking as honorary president of the NATO council at the opening of its summer ministerial meeting, said the alliance must reject any arms control pr oposal that leaves the Soviet Union with a numerical advanta ge. . - - -- t,it nf Prfr A neighbor saw the men climbing a fence and entering the utility room and called the police, but the two suspects ran rs arrived, police reported. ALLEGED DESERTER ARRESTED Seminole County deputies arrested a man this morning with deserting the Marine Corps. Donald T. Lowman, address unknown, was arrested at corner of Brown Drive and Baywood Circle, just outside of Sa nford at 2:11 am. on prowling charges, deputies say. Depu ties say when they ran a teletype check on Lowman, arrested on a charge of prowling through a nearby back yard, they discovered he is charged with desertion and other crimes. JEWELRY FOUND IN LAKE Deputies are searching for the owner or owners of a bout 50 pieces of costume jewelry found in a south Seminole County lake by a security guard Tuesday evening. TWO ARRESTS IN BURGLARY police have arrested two men they say burglarized a ho use early Tuesday morning. Richard Li'e Taylor, 18, of 2856 Gale Place, Sanford, and Robert Arentroul ir ut 2195 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, were arrested at" t romea Tuesday and ordered held in lieu of - •. t!_,. _P -- - - i__i - in that instance. Meadows said he has already met with city officials and has assured them he stands prepared to do whatever is necessary to correct any of the problems reported to him. There are 50.60 homes out of a planned 130 homes in the development completed. Some of the problems occurred in residences not yet completed but where people chose to move in. Knowles said he Is considering creating a city requirement that drainage swales be completed and sodded, regardless of the lot or structure being built or occupied; that all swales remain open even during construction by the use of culvert pipe for the contractor's access; and the clean out of all drainage structures by the contractor even during conon struction. "I am sure the developer will cooperate," said Knowles. "There are enforcement means available but I do not anticipate their need," he said. "I am requesting research to see lithe city can provide more safeguards or at least some control of interior lot drainage on down slope lots. This should be completed within 48 hours, I feel it can be done to supplement the VA and FHA requirements," Knowles said. The streets and drainage within Ramblewood will not come under the control of the city until the construction is completed within the development. When construction is completed, the developer will present the improvements to the city, along with a one-year maintenance bond, and the city commission _______________________________________________________________________________ will f or mally accept the Im pr ovements. • The ideal situation to stop damage of this sort In occupied houses, Kn owles said, would be to forbid anyone from moving ANNIE D. TAYLOR Taylor; aunt, Cora for Mrs. Annie D.Iori'' Tayl*, into a home until construction in th e entire subdivision Is Annie Delores Taylor, of Taylor; several nieces and Ø 1704W. 13th St.. Sanford, who died Saturday, will be Thursday completed. He added, however, this would not be a workable 1704W. 13th St., Sanford, died nephews. 3pm at Macedonia Primitive solution. Saturday. Wilson-Elchelberger is in Baptist Church, 1714W. 13th St., I Knowles alsóadded that In discussion with residents In - with Rev. R. Harris officiating. Survivors include her charge of arrangements. Mortuary Ramblewood it appears there may be cases of owner-builder mother, Mrs. MaIne Benson; _________________________ Wilson. . In char ge . complaints coming to the surface the developer can ease. stepfather, Elder J. W, Funeral Notice Benson; son, Elijah Taylor; (Evening Herald staff writers David M. Railer and Diane ,sister, Mrs. Lorraine ' ' TAYLOR, MRS. ANNIR Petryk contributed to this article,) ' Harrison; uncle, William OELORRS—Pun.ral services AREA DEATH deputies the purse, the only item reported missing frothe apartment, was stolen between Monday and Tuesday lior. nings, by a man who forced open the front door. SUIT FILED AGAINST DOCTOR A San f ord woman has filed suit against a ph, charging his failure to diagnose her infant daug er', menengitis led to the child's death. Bonnie L Corner has filed suit in Seminole Circuit, charging Dr. M. Vann Parker, of Sanford, was negligtly responsible for the death of her 5'-month-old child, Phyllis, on March 19, 1979, said her attorney Fred M. Peed, of Orlando. Foreigners 1:.Drug Trade - .N Kirchhoff suggested the county : for property to buy. Herald Staff Writer Several alternative sites were found anS,h ill The Seminole Cou nty Commission late be looked at again if the FAA ntx the Tuesday unanimously approved an agreement agreement. Earlier, County Public jifety with the Sanford Airport Authority that will Director Gary Kaiser said suitable larn"at a give the county land for its Midway fire station reasonable price could not be found But in exchange for backup fire protection for the Kirchhoff Said look again. airport. Seven possible sites for pur chase cre .: Federal Aviation Administration approval Is outlined Tuesday. required before the agreement can be But Airport Manager Red Cleveland si'd he finalized, sees no roadblocks to FAA approval Co un ty Attorney Nikki Clayton told the The agreement to proIde services inligu of commissioners the agreement extends to the rent will continue, even if the market intal year 2010 and can be renewed for another value of the land increases, Clayton SaI(1 years. This long term arrangement is possible "II the land value increases we agre? the because no tax monies must be committed, services (fire protection) will also Increc - she said, value so no money will ever need to b ex. The agreement came following Commission changed," she said. Chairman Bill Kirchlioff's insistence that the Th e agreement also stipulates that the commission re-think its earlier tentative county will not be oust ed from the pro rty approval of a lease for the same Land that after the 82000,000 fire station is built hout would have cost the county $2,100 per year for due process of law and compensation. . the first two years, with escalation clauses ti ed The FAA ruling is expected by the end q( the - ATLANTA (UP!) Colombian and Cuban crime rings are taking control of the lucratic , drug smuggling business along the coast of Georgia and the Carolinas, pushing Americans aside with money arid Iofee, according to ,, he federal Drug—Enfor cement Administration. Ray Vinsik, head of the Atlanta DEA office, says ,. federal agents studied nearly .80 smuggling seizures along the Carolina and Georgia coasts over the past 18 months and found Colombians and ': Cubans1 some now Living In the United States as citizens .i and others in Colombia, were • hind almost all the marine •.. to plo*. . t t4k.g aIøt ' munity of Corinth, forcing about a dozen families from their homes. In Texas, record-breaking heat reached past 100 degrees for the 15th straight day In some areas, wi th no relief insight. A flood warningwas In effect today in Mississippi for the Big Black, Yazoo and Sunflower rivet basins. AREA READINGS (9 ia.m.): temWature: 81; overnight low: 73; yesterday's high: 90; baron-ttric pressure: 30.05., relative humidity: 88 percent; winds; southwest atlom.p.h. - --: on.r - 1/ - - - -- Thru WedneWay, July 2 .... - - . - . - \ ' .. - -, ' I / I - 'I', ; PHONE \ s - . • - ' HOl•TOI oncrete 1310 Tall )j h9. ' 15.99 $1097 - . - ' PLIT LEAF - I ' ' b • ' •-: '. - ' . - - '' I '4" '- A •1 r ) ( 1 blem price if perfect $54 P165/80R13 ' - . "" '' .1 • I These MII I - — If ' S'XP tlr:s'ore n against failure due to defects In material and workmanship until 2132" of trend remains. I nay are silo warranted against premature wsa rout dratng lb. Skit 40,000. miles o use. fm ,si40 0 " MfI.ag.m.k.r' XP fails, return It to Also fits Perfect P185/80R13 -$57 P195/75R14 D/ER78-14 $69 P205/75R14 FR78-14 $74 P215/75R14 GR7B'14 ,: $79 P225f75R14 -- HR78.15 • $85 P205/75R15 FR78-15 $77 P215/75R15 GR78-15 $81 P225/75R15 H/JR78-15 $86 P235/75R15 LR78-15 $90 —Size/Whitewall _____________ — - ' JCP.nn.y and we will replace It charging you at most, for that portion of tread used1 Chiroas will be based A.......1...... - EMem Limited Quantities - - • Price $37 $44 $48 •-r'. -' - ' blackwall. The Mileagemakerit ii with a tough, reliable 4 ply polyester cord body Bias ply Construction for strength while giving a smooth ride. Whitewall? $3 extra I j Size IReg. I SaleA78-13 $28 122.25 878-13 $36 29.75 E78-14 31.75 $38 F78-14 $40 33,75 G78•14 $42 34.75 G78-15 $43 35.75 H78-15 $48 40,75 600-15L**$45 38.00 $50 $52 $55 $58 'j' - ;. - - 'Plus fed. tax from l.62to2.96 per tire. "2 ply polyester Mlleagemaker" sport tire. No trade-In required. -- iI Tires mounted at no extra charge! 3 Save 1 V I fr fr' coolers!I U iv.W Ill - Aft OW 64 It-a,;] I.Inv* ___ I L ___ t Sale5P % Reg. 721t. By-the-can or by-the-case Stock CP 1 O-W30 all weather oil. Medium range - viscosity gives easy cold weather starts balanced hot weather lubrication a Reg. Sale Domesti- c oil filter .........299 1.99 Domestic air filter ......... 2.99 1.99 V c -. - t.1j - "-: i Sale 9.99 Sale 13.99 Reg. 18.99. cooler. Reg 13 99 Igloo' Playmate ice chest holds u to ¶8 drink cans 25 cit. Igloo- -. - Sale 10-speed bjcycles. --- Sale 89.99 - - Orig. Sold in May $45. Plenty of starting power for your private car or truck. It has no tiller caps, so you never add water. Corrosion is virtually eliminated. Group sizes #24 with 315 amps cold cranking power. Other sizes 24F 22F, 72 42 - Reg. 99.99 10-speed racing style bike has a Skylark derallleur with stem mounted shifter. Dual caliper side pull brakes, 5 89. 9 9 ......... .................................. iir ________ • .. Wednesday, Jun. 23 1980—Vol 72. No I -, I - -,---- "we 6113A by Milift Weak I EXOTK PATIO - - ' .5. 5. *TONY RUSSIS INSURANCf mon"alft ow omnzo Mwkers Ise., 340 N. Froacli Ave., 960fort Fla. N"t. stew Class 10166ftle Pow of safthr4 PkWW'My I - . —. Yovr odqverters - = - FRENCH AW 40 OR LANDSCAPE PLANT - - 2M HWY. 17-92 - - - . - -- DAILY HRL MAITLAND—W-211110 MON.-SAT. OPEN SUN DAY$ 12.S:oo 9:ws:3o :-• 77. 271 W. LK. MARY BLVD. LAKE MARY —3234133 CLOSEDSUNDAYS I SANFORD - • •---dIaI't1a -. 'wwwwwwwww' -- - rattrap pedals. Sliver color finish with black saddle. Men's or women's 26-", Boys' 10.sp..d bicycle oaie including eums ;.tlo wvayvsw can drug smugglers bargain prices on riiuF0ttCt Flarlds, many of ft grwjp roaft into gia Mve led adborides to fear ft th&uia ,nv si'*atj 10 arm of an southmt. S., per tire. r' -"4 each Reg. $28 plus fed. tax', Size A78-13, -- ' I - upon the selling price 'Plus fed tax from 1.89 to 3.11 pm tire. in effect at the time of "The whitewall blemish on these tires will not affect wear or adjustment, performance. Colombians uggling by building capital eveafrom Americana who ght marijuana from them colombia. They used the y to set up their own agling networks, said once they had the rorks set up they had thelr supply of marijuana each - iO . Sale size S JI1I5 fulaus mall re profitable anyway," ik said. e said the Colombian ups often depend on tionshilps forged in "the cixznW' with much of the Ineu still being run from Many of the smugglers been snuggling various Ins for decades, he said. le said the Colombians and hens got control of the C ' . 3220285 I a BUDDHA ALL • %DRIVERS I ) .. delCastro. When gambling dropped well they Just made the jtch to drugs which are 9 ' • r ,-../ (' I ntrolling coastal drug uggling are organized g ethnic lines, with some #the Cuban groups going k to the gambling rings t flourished under encio Batista, the Cuban tator overthrown in 1959 by ;' ni lr%JK •" '• t affickers. :He said the Cubans and olomblans, long involved in jrug smuggling in Florida but fcit farther north, deal with yers and hire Americans to 1ot airplanes or sail ships mSouth South America. 'ç'1ilmik said the crime rings - .- 0 - - - - . ' - 50 " P 1411 - u OfflC$ at the Casselberry Plaza next to the library or Interstate Mall on State Road 438. All of the Of open 9 ain. to 5 p.m., but all will be closed July 4. Here is the fee schedule for anyone wanting a fishing license or boat registration: pm . -. -!-lIshIng license (resident): $650, good until following June, or $7.50, good for one year from date of issuance; BOATING FORECAST: St Augua tine to Jupiter Inlet, Out —a)1ng license, (non-resident) $10.50 annual, $7.50 for ) Miles: Winds variable around 10 knots through Thursday. 14-day, and $5.50 for 5-day license. Seas 3 feet or less Winds-and seas higher near scattered Boat registration fees are good for one yen from date of thunderstorms. -..- issuance and assessed by length ufoUo: up to 12 fat, $250; 12 feet to less than 16 feet, $8.50; 16 to 26 feet, $11.50; AREA FORECAST: Variable cloudiness through Thursday 26 to 40 feet, $31.50; 40 to 65 feet, $51.50; 65 to 110 feet, with scattered thunderstorms mainly during afternoon and evening hours. Highs around 90 with lows tonight In the 70s. 1 $61.50 and 110 feet or longer, $76.50. _______________ Winds mostly westerlylomilesan how orless except atrongei.'.' .. near thunderstorms Rain probability 60 percent to4aY1 OAKLAWN F ORIOA*L percént Wednesday. - percent tonight ai MEMORIAL PARK I[iiir ii --- / S ,a 0 - eel LOW COST • t are :nugglers. Vinsik said there no indication any of the uban refugees are drug - 000000009 THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 7:00 a.m., '31 m 'lows 1259 12'$9 m.' PORT CANAVERAL' 7 highs, 7:01 u.m., 7:28 p.in.; lows, 12:50 a.m., 12:50 p.m.; -. • tioning Syst 'JJ1PLUMBING flI1 RU AUTO IV , and many of have been smuggling .âjre thing or another most of llreLr lives," he said. ,.: Aut horities emphasized a #nall percentage of Cubans vrd - . S 'z LANT LMI'I EIRN UI no? Sanford Ave. Sanford ,1 10 . ,- A iITii wflCuI ii '- Wall HEATING INC. 1~ Ph 222.067 If you're planning to use your boat or do some fishing over the July 4th weekend, but you need to pick up a 113~ license or register your craft, don't get caught short, is the advice of Troy Ray, Seminole County tax collector. Ray Issued a public reminder this week that the county courthouse will be closed Friday, July 4, and anyone needing a fishing license or a boat registra tion will have get one before then or wait until the courthouse reopens July 7. Ray's office is located on the first flooir of the county courthouse In Sanford, but fishing Ilevises or boat ' lesald results dire stud)' y help change DEA policy d could signal an increase ) drug-related violence. .t II... '41 Amu - - ,,- ORIENTAL I . - -- - I I r d "They're well organized, -It afraid of violence like . - - 15.99 Sports Licenses Availabil NATIONAL REPORT: Flash flooding sent waters 7 feet deep coursing through the hilly northeast MILilssippi com. I - $ Air > " -. ntrepreneurs, very Ifd!I'____flU I&i91-1 ' r •_'\ -' ' loads of marijuana or some Ray Vinsik, head of the Atlanta DEA office, said. - Vinsik says the study shows the forei gn crime rings ha ve used tremendous reserves of capital, control of mar ijua na and cocaine production, Idell%.' -• D11VI all season steel'belted radials haliVe slightly whitewall but greatI 0i000 . ______________ i C3V 1"tj - - " £ 1,' " , - County'Approves Public Benches on 4 poly tires. I - C! ons ,,j,4g Save $23 to $29 4 ply polyester cord body. Blackwell. Whitewall $3 extra per tire. - , buatness that ..tauj against future upheaval stemming from the fact that the new masses of the poor will not accept permanent subsistence. "While the so-called population bomb may have en defused," he notes in the report, "the aspiration bomb has not, - not overstating t he case at all to say these groups are taking over the smuggling - , from the American ent'epr eneurs who used to go down and get rich off a couple . - six cities ---.----.--. tries." In his latest report, "Thq State of World Population 1980," Salas, a Filipino, also warns against another new danger from human overbreeding, the "aspiration bomb." He cautions qu "It's smuggling ence and tx&i brute force roc - Seminole County resi de n ts may be year for each bench located in the contract. sitting more often at bus stops and other county. The contract also stipulates the public places soon, but In return they'll The contract sti pulates advertising company must obtain approval for each be exposed to a few more advertising may appear on the front and-or rear proposed bench location from the messages surface of the back rest area of the county's land development manager. The Seminole County Commission benches not greater than 5 feel long, or 18 The contract di rects the land develop. Tuesday approved 4 to a contract with inches tall. menU manager to approve only those the Central Florida Bench Co of The benches themselves may not be locations where the benches will Casselberry which will a llow the firm to more than 39 Inches high, 73 Inches long "provide for the safety, comfort or place a maximum of 75 advertising and 28 Inches wide. They will be con-- convenience of school children and benches in the county structed on concrete ends with wooden general public or at designated stops Commissioner Richard Williams was backs and seats. All benches placed in along official bus routes and provided absent during the vote public rights of way shall not be firmly such benches will not interfere with right The county will collect a fee of $18 per secured to the ground, according to the of way preserva tion and maintenance" - • U - tries: "There were only with — ulationc .r c n,iliinn antl ver in 1950 and their combined population %;as only 47 0 million," Salas points out. "This has already risen to 26 cities in 1980 with a combined population of 252 million. Projections indicate that this number will rise to approximately 60 with an estimated wpulation of nearly t~W million b% the )-ear 2000." The Mileagemaker- ii passenger tire has a full -. !if week. and social fabric." The danger is compounded by an irreversible movement of populations into the cities, particularly in developing coun- Pre4th: S aIe' Control - : UyDIANEPETRYK to the consumer price index, the next two is likely to become a tremendous problem in its impact on limited resources, fragile ecosystems, on struggle against mass po verty and on the world's political, enornic -. f - Mrs. ms. ming decades. developed countries, and their population alone by the year 2000 would be nearly twice - the population the world had in 1950," he estimates."By the year 2000, nearly 80 percent of the world population would be living in the less developed coun. F Every one of the l million babies born each year is a bundle of aspirfitions and the drive to fulfill these will become the most dynamic and unpredictable force in world aftairs in the years ahead. "And the explosion of aspirations in th e last two decades and Of the U.N. Fund for Population Activities, the world's largest venture in the population field. "Over 90 percent of this increase will occur in the less - Residents UNITED NATIONS (UPI) World fertility wi ll decline in the next decade. But United Nations experts say global Population pr oblems will become even more unmanageable in The reason: the poorest people still propagate at an annual rate of more than two percent, and that means a scary ex. iiion mass poverty. The present world population of roughly 4.5 billion will increase by an 2 billion in the next two decades, according ael M. Slas, Executive Director LU we rarest estimate byRa Rafael - Wednesday, Jun@ 25,1980-3A Global Population Increase To Put Crunch On Poor, door and left with four televisions and several tires PU RSE GONE WITH $1,200 CASH A south Seminole man told deputies his burglarized and a purse containing $1,200 cash taken. Archie B. Williams Jr. 1405 Semoran North Apartments, told 'Free' Airport Fire House Awaits Approval rom dr (Continued From Page 1A - :-.-co p.m. aria oroerea new in ueu or iau oona on cnarges o burglary and grand theft. Police accuse Brown of being one of two men who broke fl the Firestone Store, First Street, Sanford through the fron . $5,0 bond. Police say the two men donned gloves and broke utility room of 703 E. th St. at 6: a.m. Woodward and Mitchell over Woodward's daughter. Woodward was orderedheld In lieu of $10,500 bail on charges of attempted murder and use of a firearm In a crime, pending first appearance iii county court today. Carter Warns Of Threat Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . at Mitchell, police say. As he was about to fire, Hicks grabbed Woodward's arm and deflected the shot safely away from Mitchell, they Say. Police Lt. Johnnie Parker said so far police believe the alleged murder attempt stems from a dispu te be tween — - -•- Deputies say Charles Hall, a security guard at the Ced Ridge development, found the jewelry in the shallow wa ter the bottom qf a lake off Wesdale Avenue at 5:30 p.m: : None of the items reported found are made of real olc silver or gems, they say. ARRESTED IN FIRESTONE BURGLARY A Sanford man has been arrested on charges he broke into Sanford tire store June 17. Tony A. Brown, 1 Higgins Terrace, was arrested at 12:3 Avenue, say police. Clint Hicks, 56, of Apopka sat in driver's seat of the truck, they say. Shortly after 4:30 p.m., Woodward approached the truck and ------------- ,. cf,.nt, h 1k.. To Delay Nukes In Europe - _ • BY DAVID M.RA1LER Sanford man is in Jail this morning on charges he at. tempted o murder another Sanford resident on West Fourth Street Tuesday evening. Kyle E. Woodward, 31, of 911 S. Park Ave., was arrested by police at 4:50 p.m. a few minutes after he allegedly fired a shot at Jesse Mitchell, 27, of 9191,2 W. First SL as Mitchell sat In the cab of a parked pickup truck. MADRID, Spain (UPI) — President Carter arrived to a royal Spanish welcome today and warned the West faces "a strategic challenge of' historic magnitude" because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Speaking in Spanish, Carter paid credit to Spain's democratic progress since the end of the Franco era in 1975 and ended his toast at a luncheon hosted by King Juan Carlos with the words "viva Espana." "Today, the Soviet Union is thrusting southward directly' in Afghanistah, Indirectly through Vietnam and Cambodia, and elsewhere by means of foreign proxiei," the prrsident said. -- — - — - , ' •• - -. Man Jailed On Aftempted Murder W.dn,sday,Jun.U,i3 IN BRIEF - - • Two great ways r 1 This I y17flstate 4 �- — - - - — — d -*._&.._p__....._ p * . ' ,,,. I - - - — I EviFilmilimpHemld (USPS Around 451 250) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 __________ ____ Wednesdays June 25, 1980-4A III '4, WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor JAMES E. BIRD, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Weak. 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. —, 6 ________ The Clock By DAVID M. RAZLER Registration: Sheriff John Polk has been hot under the coUar . the last few days. In fact, almost every member of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department has been hot about their working conditions, Since last week, the air conditioner cooling the sheriff's office at Sanford Airport has been out of order. The part needed to fix it is coming, Polk department members say. It Is always scheduled to arrive "soon," they say. Sheriff's department 'employees say they hate to think what would happen If the temperature reached the point where they would all have to be sent home, and a call to the sheriff's office would be answered by a recording. ,' says, but employees have been told not to expect the air to be cool again before next week. Soda machine sales are booming and employees are lookinØ for new ways to hold open windows and doors which were never meant to supply ventilation. Despite all the measures the temperature In at least one office climbed to 92 degrees this week, Ffle problem Is getting a part from 's company which apparently doesn't know how desperately Actually, depar tment spokesmen say the situation will never be that bad. The cornmunica tio ns room, built to hoe a Sanford Naval Air Station computer, has its own air conditioner ensuring at least the people who have todispatch depu ties where they are needed have been able to keep cool heads. The open doors at the sheriff's department have also created ano ther problem for some of It Is — — needed. ROBERT Most Americans accept the sensible notion that preparation for war is the best deterrent. That explains the Senate's 58-34 vote in favor of President Carter's proposal for selective service registration. ,6, . What the Senate vote means is that, barring some unforeseen snag, millions of young men will begin registering next month for potential military service. If public opinion samples are any guide, most will do so out of a sense of duty but with no particular enthusiasm. A significant minority will register despite deep-seated position to a draft. And some will no doubt defy . La k ' . e Survives The presidential commission that recommended an end to the draft a decade or so ago did so on the condition that registration be continued, What worried the Gates Commission was th e time it would take to reassemble the selective serv ice machinery in the event of a national emergency. Nevertheless, Congress halted registration in 1976, three years after the draft itself was suspended. But the world, and congressional perceptions, have changed dramatically since then. In Africa, the Middle East, Southwest Asia, Indochina and the Caribbean, the Soviet Union and Its proxies are on the march. They will not be deterred by wishful thinking. . , . 7 Despite ' H- PROBLEM, MAC. YOU'RE BURNING lp e Mg. A — ------ - - _ - ,.,,J u l..AR i 3#0410N AITER-i . -. . . -----______. __________ . 1- , . _____ . _______. .., . .. . •''"" ,,,,,,. . "" . . . '• . . . . . . '. :- I ' When Did -A * es,.Walk — have attempted without success to that their vital, indispensible Interests Judicial resolve the problem of balancing presermay, ultimately, have to be defended by force of vatlon requirements with development arms. In that event, rapid mobilization may very pressures. well mean the difference between survival and Complicating that difficult task is the fact catastrophe. I that the California-Nevada state line runs right through the lake. In addition, no fewer or merely than five counties share Jurisdiction over the Conversely, timely mobilization Lake Tahoe Basin Placer and El Dorado In the percelied ability to mobilize quickly in a crisis California and Washoe, CaraDn and Douglas — could iconceivably avert actual hostilities. After In Nevada. all, the c umulative lesson of successive East-West There's also the Tahoe Basin Council of crises over Berlin, Cuba and the Middle East is Governments, the Lahotan Water Quality that the Soviets respect strength, and the resolve Board, the South Tahoe Public Utility District and a host of other bureaucratic structure,. to use it if necessary. Back In 1968, California and Nevada offlclals sought to sur mount those di fficulti es What we know for certain is th at weakness and by establishing a joint Tahoe Regional appeasement, rather than preparedness, pose the Planning Agency with representatives from greatest threat to peace. state and local governments. But however persuasive the case for But instead of restricting potentially registration, Congress and the nation must also destruc ti ve gr ow th, TRPA members bowed to understand that It will not begin to solve the local political pressures and approved dozens critical personnel problems that plague U.S. 1. development schemes that the agency's forces. own technical staff had vigorously opposed. Disturbed by that trend, California Gov. Nothing in the legislation approved by the Edmund G. "Jerry" BrownJr. moved soon Senate will stem the hemorrhage of skilled after taking office to establish a California enlisted men and women and young officers TRPA that br ought development on the driven from the service of their country by California side of the lake to a screeching grossly Inadequate pay and benefits. For will halt. An official of the bistate TRPA promptly registration alone improve the quality of rcru1ts denounced the staff of the California TRPA as "Satan's helpers." entering the all-volunteer force, — • the economy seems to me much more portant. In today's global environment, a failure on" defense or a major economic failure could be By ROBERT MUSEL pr imates who inhabited oldest known absolutely decisive—and, of course, the LONDON (UP!) When did human archaeological sites In Tanzania and economy and nations defense are related characteristics first emerge among man's elsewhere between 1½ and 2 million years matters. pe ors' ago were non talklng, non-human hominids On national defense, I would like to hear fbi just that a candidate would spend more, but, Anthropologist Mary Laakey believes the He said, however, that artifacts and broken at least in outline, how he would spend It. early hominids learned to walk erect between up bones found at these sites encouraged the What strategic needs strike him as vital, and 3 and 4 million years ago. She discovered a hypothesis tha t they had a system of f trail of footprints in Tanzania which Is sharing which In turn could have created - why? Among the candidates, only Reagan ls been specific on this point: a new mannd believed to date from that time. Whoever or pressures towards the development of bomber, the cruise missile, the neutron bonb, whatever made the footprints was walking in language. naval power. bipedal locomotion without the'tise of his, her On the economy, the Impera ti ves Inchale or Its. arms. On diet, Alan Walker of Johns Hopkins tax cuts were and how can be debated — University said electron microscope study f deregulation, and a presumption In favor ' of La described her find at a meeting the teeth of early hominids showed wear and flue free market. e, sponsored by the Royal Society and the polish similar to that found on eaters of fruit Those seem to me the First Class Issues. Brtish Academy, to discuss the timing of and soft leaves. There was no indication y On the others: changes that led to humans and to speculate lived on grass or cracked bones In their teeth. As long as the streets of our big cities ae on the pressur es that forced their developnot safe, you just aren't going to get effectlt'e' ment. Peter Jones of Oxford told the conference gun control. The widow alone In her apa4t.. he made stone tools similar to those found at ment isn't going to give up her "Saturdy Russel Tuttle of the University of Chicago various ancient sites, In each case using ft night special." Her life could depend on I said the earliest known hominid remains, correct local material. He said he found the . I favor an abortion amendment returning from Afar In Ethiopia, show that 3 to 3½ raw material had a strong influence on the Issue to the J urisdiction of the sta tes. No million years ago there already was evidence finished form of the tool, a finding which may consensus exis ts on a total probibi tion and among the ape-like characteristics that the affect cur rent theories on the progress of tool there will be no such total-proh1bItn hands could ha ve made tools —. a shift In the making. amendment. human direction. Another potentially Important development I oppose busing and racial quotas. The origin of verbal communications was came from J. Loewenstein of the University On ERA, I've largely lost interest. It would another subject of discussion. Glyn Isaac of of California at San Francisco who has suchave little practical effect. It seems to be of the University of California at Berkeley, who ceeded In measuring the immunological great symbolic Importance to large numbers reported on the meeting for the scientific differences between fossil proteins and living of women, many of them intelligent. I would magazine, Nature, differed from the ex- organisms. Use of his process, said Isaac, not make a major issue ou t of opposing it. pressed view that speech had become part of could help set tle the long standing con—Dut what we really should be focusing on In the cultural evolution some 2 million years troversy over the date apes and hominids 1980 are those First Class Issues. U we flunk ago. 4ent their separate ways up the evolutionary on those, there will be no discussion about all Isaac said that In his opinion the early tree, the rest, — — ' Diplomats' Feuding In Israel A Disgrace . WASHINGTON— On, reason the Carter Brandon Grove for a briefing. A political and forceful harangue" on the visiting the White House. This has antagon i administration keeps contradicting Lt..lf on officer from U* consulate, Thomas Wukitach, congressmen, He strongly criticized U.S. several Democra ts on Capitol Hill, who f el the explosive Palestine question may be the shocked the largely Jertnh delegation by support of Israel, and "noted that grlsvanflue committee Is putting President Carte 'a ltter fend that has divided O dipIoflt5 ii) pulling a ar. set of Arthic "orry beads" ces...result In terrorist attacks." e-aleCsJon ahead of their own. For the pi a "We were put In an embarrassing Israel. from his pocket and launclsir*g Into what one show that most voters who favor An&n n posit1on,L recalled One of the shocked congresinan called an "Insensitive, prowould $lavote for Dmocra Uc co Confide ntial State Department cables hint ''°' ° candidates. at a thoctdng disarray in views between of. to the surprise attack. Other members of the ILcials In the U.S. Embassy at Tel Aviv and In those states where the comnilitee r cWhen Wukitach montad that delegation ofkled privately that they were those attached to the consulate at Jerusalem. settlements onthe West Bank were illegal and In keeping Anderson's name off appalled by the unprofessional behavior of The cables detail a series of embarrassing that U.S. policy dictated that they be several foreign eryj personnel. ballot, the disillusioned Anderson support s incidents that befell a visiting congressional cantii, U.S. Sa muel may May borne and thus deprive the ot r delegation In JSrISUISIIL Democratic candidates of votes. 'u.n I s decided ha's hal enough. He corrected his 'Sotrcea say embassy officials feel that could result in a Republican capture 1 oubo rd e'ntsteenL those In the Jerusalem lat, are lb. At an Cofl sL 0he astonished Convesvnen warting efforts to present man balanced drunken rife ofa consular olc1il accosted a rg looked on, Wultitoch stubbornly insisted his views to the policyrnakers In Foggy BOtIOUI. 1011111 what U Anderson wins enough state o. California congresinan ile was the right e. arely prUsing Footnote: Neither Ambassador Lewis = iii. legislator in slurred tones that of throw the election Into the House Wukitach itbtflld W OVerIUI Cliii. d'i* riflthtadii rsiwted "That's "heard .11 about you," odding: "You'?o a Representatives? Then the House would e y iOt tr%32" '71ts*3s tod mi raaocati Jack ____ 'u dominated by Republicans who would t t BUBBLEGUM TACTICS; The Democratic amused at the Insulting rimarr; others at th3 th1L Ronald Reagan as prestdenL Hm rca to come. At a farewell party the National Committee's legal drive to keep party was akhast. ofl day, the consul to th general mei- Independent candidate John Anderson off the So, conceivably, Carter's campaign tint that wasn't the rorot of the —. ectey gav the floor e Arab mayor of mh baJiot may become bit gum In block Anderson might elect a RaPubl1J Previously, fl yjiitng cngin m' cnpled Gsa, lasld 11 3haws. According President Carter's face. House which, ironically, nulgjg block Cart& Invited to the home of Cotil Genere] o a seat cobb, the mayor loosed "a lengthy The committee La responding to orders from from a secor4 term In U. White House, - L.':':!: II lk i iA 's 0 . 't it great? Mr. and Mrs WrEfl _____ V housskoIfl9 an' w hay, a traditional V ll" . - S .. p •. :..,:;: 5..,.:. r.j-'' .. .. ,. - . Horn, but Custer moved ahead of schedule, (ash said. TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) W.D. Childers, who becomes Senate president this fall, has already begun a high-level staff shake-up. Although several key Senate employees are being shifted to other jobs, Senate chief of staff Howard Walton said Tuesday no politics are involved. He said the new assignments are either promotions or were consented to by the concerned individuals. Hubert Helton, staff director of the powerful ways and means committee, will become special advisor on financial affairs to Childers. John Andrew Smith, special assistant to Walton for the last year, will be the new ways and means staff -director.. .1 , Debbie Miller, Senate personnel director, is moving to the government operlitlons committee where she will be an analyst. Her job will be taken over by Mary Peters, executive secretary to every Senate president since Jerry Thomas, who presided over the 1971.72 sessions. Susan Hinson, who has been with the ways and means committee staff, will become Childers' executive secretary. - . ' S . . - MIAMI (UPI) - The city government says it has found it is more practical to dish out black beans and rice to 821 Cuban refugees staying in the ' Orange Bowl than to give them food stamps. Assisant City Manager Cesar Odio said if those in the Orange Bowl numbered only 300 or 400, it would be different. cheaper to bring the food to the stadium than transport the refugees to restaurants in the city's -Little Havana section. He said they would be fed largely Cuban fare mostly black beans, rice and chicken. "1 didn't want todojt and Itried to keep from doing it, but we're going to start feeding them," Odio said. "This was a crisis decision, purely a matter of logistics." He also said officials believed it was too easy For the refugees to leave after receiving their food stamps, which would result in their sleeping in the streets as they did before the Orange Bowl was put back into use. lie said those who desire food stamps will be taken to a location in downtown Miami to pick them up. - . -- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The federal court conspiracy-extortion trial of Former Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields and Tallahassee real estate agent Jack Quick has been postponed until July 28. - The refugees at the Orange Bowl had either been abandoned by their sponsors or never had any. Without anyplace to go, the Cubans, sometimes whole families, plied the streets of Miami looking for places to sleep and scrounging for food. When the problem became apparent to officials, they reopened the Orange Bowl, which had been closed as a processing center earlier in the month. They are only a small fraction, however, of the 114,666 refugees who have arrived in the Cuba-to-Miami sealift which began April 21. Judge William Stafford granted the four week delay because of scheduling conflicts with other trials, lie set July 22 as the date to dispose of pre-trial motions to suppress vital evidence and to dismiss the charges entirely. The two men are charged with conspiring to extort $235,000 from sellers of property under the state's $240 million endangered lands program. -!- HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL San)ord: (11 JUNE 24 ADMISSIONS ir 1(tJhn C , Dietz 1kci1'dy Grcey Chris Green Lera P. Harris Croley Henderson Susie J. Hutchinion Ellis g;ng Buford W MHIe$t Wirmitred M. Stiles Mottle Thomas David T. Veal a D. Johnson f mier ry W. Elsie Oiaz, Bushnell Joseph L. Blake, DeBary Harold Dual, Deltona Henry A. Moderow, Deltona Marie H Trua x , Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford: Patricia J Burke Mannie Mae Howard Robert Johnson Lithe M Jones R. Maze Phillips Irene Polk EIilabth L. Watson Joseph E. Zavrotny Lois Brown. Debary Ludile R. KorCe, D.Itoi Raymond Sciarretta. Deltona Henry L. Syples. Deltona Altamonte Dian E Murray. Willacoochee, Ga. E. Batten nubye L. Bridges Ryals, . 14 I "After the battle, the Army really became serious about suppressing the Indians and kept the pressure on until it felt the job was done," Cash said. "Little Big Horn hrralded the end of the Plains War." The historian also said that contrary to popular belief, the 71h Regiment did not brandish swords during the battle because the soldiers did not carry those weapons. 0 ed to call 14 ______ 323'2454 11 Getyour money" out 0? your house. h;-- fl4T(s L01V As Up to S50.000 and more Very attractive rates Flexible repayment plans No points No brokers fees 96 Make investments Home improvements Any worthwhile purpose Cal_ or stop ir_atthe Blazer ______________ _ Stoeandask _ ____________________ aboutour Home Appreciation Loan AtBlzrwove been helping folks for over 50years ' - • • • 1806 French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. - 3224612rR.E. GoddardMgr. Krovisky said. "The admitted to cririmes such as rape, imiurder, arn and ctiilti molestation." . S Shields' Trial- Delayed ,I.1 Little Big Horn marked the Indians' single greatest victory over the Army, he said, but within two years, the winners had been driven out of the county or onto reservations. 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Due to the condition of this sale, there Is no factory warranty, implied 11 - --- 821 Refugees — .. - Miami Feeding Childers Shakes Up Staff ' 1 ..f held at the Federal Corrections Institute in Talledega, Ala., the rest in other prisons, Federal Immigration Court Judge Emil 'i ' i : — . p .11 1. — JACK ANDERSON . The conflict, which culminated in the battle in southeast Montana, began in the South Dakota's Black Hills when the federal government was unable to stop gold prospectors From trespassing on Indian hunting lands, he said. ' ttU't'C'(tltIIlIt1 campaign was to converge at Little Big — - ' . — — "Custer played to the press," Cash said. "He took a newspaper reporter with him wherever he went. He was flashy, and the press loved it." - — If ' In 1978, Brown and Mike O'Callaghan, then Unless these problems are resolved and the Nevada's governor, agreed on a proposal to Carter admInistration shows litttle Inclination to strengt hen and revive the bi4tate agency do so — even the most rapid mobilization could be but befo re that plan could be Implemented, too late to sustain military forces crippled by a O'Callaghan was succeeded by Robert list, Nevada's current governor, who failed to lack of leadership and crucial skills. press for the necessary legislative approval. Ii .. ,,... I SCIENCE WORLD . , possibility BERRY'S WORLD Panama Canal and had voted wrong On abortion, I. e., had voted in favor of federal funding. But let us suppose for a moment that Howard Baker is the single vice presidential nominee w ho would greatly strengthen the Republican ticket — that Baker would, almost certainly, elect Reagan president. Would those who consldçr him wrong on te Canal and wrong on abortion still oppose his nomination, threaten to abandon Reag4? Judging by their rhetoric, t he answer parently Is yes. It seems to me that we ought to have I Intellectual discipline to distinguish between First and Second Class Issues. First Class Issues are those involving the survival of thtAmerican republic, and they are military and economic — In the broad sense of the word, strategic. Second class Issues possess varying cgegrees of Importance, but they are not makeor-break Issues as far as the survival of the country Is concerned. Among Second Class issues I would include abortion, gun control, ERA, busing, •ffirmative action. I myself have firm positions on most of those, but where a presidential . '.. . . Custer's rapport with reporters began the legend and kept it alive, he said. MIAMI UPl — A federal immigration Bobeck of Miami, tho is conducting closed judge has ordered the deportation of 18 deportatation hearings i1 Talledega, issued the "exclude and deport" orders for the 18, Cubans who came to the United States on the the Herald said. refugee sealift, the Miami Herald reports in today's editions. Bobeck declined Tuesday to discuss his The United States has informed Cuba that it order with the nespaper. hit' Iterald quoted should take back the 18 who admitted such Joe Krovisky, a spokesman for the U.S. but Cuba has crimes as rape and murder I mmigra ti on an d Naturalization Service in not responded, the paper reports. Was hi ngton as confirming flobeck's order. The 18 are among about 1,000 of the sealilt____ "Tlw-jtnhe has- dented- t heni-as-viurn basert— -refugees-- suspected-of-committing---seriotzs oil their confessions to these serious crimes," crimes in Cuba. About 300 of those are being TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tUPfl — The Crimes Compensation Commission, plagued by bickering among its members initially and financial problems later, will be abolished in a week. Gay. Bob Graham signed into law Tuesday a bill SB 89 abolishing the three-year-old commission and transferring its duties and staff to he Depoftnent of Labor's_Division_of Worker's Compensation. The three comnussioners chairman C. Bette Wimbish and Hill Bevis and Morris Busbia will be out of work July 1. Bevis and Busbia said Tuesday they would like to get other jobs in the Graham administration and have been promised that efforts will be made to find something for them. Graham lobbyist Ronnie Book said he knows of no specific promise by the governor to Find jobs for the comninisioners, but added, "whenever you abolish any bureau or commission, there is an effort to find the individuals who are losing their jobs other employment with state government." presidency, but there was something disturbing about the opposition that arose 'to his possibile nomination. ,11 Unfortunately, those well-intentioned yet ineffective rescue efforts too often have contributed to the problem rather than the solution. - Indeed, the modern miracle of Lake Tahoe is that it has survived not only the develop. ment schemes of casino operators and real. estate entrepreneurs but also the meddling of scores of federal, state and local politicians, Virtually everyone agrees, in theory, on the importance of preserving the spectacular beauty of North America's largest alpine lake, a sparkling body of water more than 20 miles long and 10 miles wide. The rugged splendor of the region stretches be yond the shores of t he lake, encompassing the rugged mountains and tranquil alpine meadows that encircle the witer as well as the vast Forests of towering pine, fir and tamarack trees. But much of that beauty already has been sullied, especially on the lake's south shore where quickie-marriage wedding chapels, taco stands, hamburger parlors, service stations and run-down motels advertising water beds and Jacuzzis line the perimeter road for mile after mile. During the past decade, all three branches "At almost 40, he was balding and wore his hair shortly cropped," Cash said. "He had been court-martialed once for another offense and had barely talked his way into the cornmnand of the 7th Regiment." Judge Orders Deportation Of 1* 8 Cuban Criminals My sTery .1 f dashing young man with long golden locks reporters pertrayed. - . Last Week For Crime Panel i do not myself regard Senator Howard Baker as the indispensable Man for the vlie —___________ . 't _____ And econd Class Issues ____________ _____ _____________________ . - A 11 ' - CAR ' _ D METRIC OA IN AN AMERICAN ZEPHYR cOVE, Nev. (NEA) — President Carter, the governors of California and Nevada, local officials in five counties and the Lahotan Water Quality Board share a common cause: They all want to "Save Lake ---- step down the slippery path to war, It is, therefore, vitally important to understand exactly what peacetime registration would accomplish, and what it would not. The tangible, military significance of registration is clear: It would reduce by months the time required for mobilization, or, short of that, a mere resumption of the draft, I 'v. • ' / F% %,,USTer Z)Till KemainS VERMILLION, S.D. (UPI) It was 104 years ago today that Gen,George Custer led more than 200 soldiers to their death at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, but one historian says the reason he did it still is a mystery. "Probably no one will ever really know what happened at the Little Big horn," said Joseph Cash, who heads the University of South Dakota's College of Arts and Sciences. Military analysts have said Custer did not make a proper reconnaissance, ignored his scouts' warnings and divided his troops even though the soldiers were outnumbered 10 to 1 by Chief Gall's forces, Cash said. . The battle was criticized by President Ulysses Grant, and "an angered Congress filibustered a U.S. Army pay bill long -enough so that the entire Army was not paid for a year," Cash said. The battle triggered debate that spanned a century, with arguments over whether Custer acted like a hero or a fool and I publicity hound. Cash said by the time of the battle, Custer was hardly the WEST PALM BEA(4. Fla. (UP!) — Jeffrey Hastings, who threw a Iiitian refugee and her five, children out of his boat and watched them drown when he thought police were closing in on them, has been sentenced to 180 years in prison. Circuit Judge Robert Hewitt sentenced Hastings, 30, of Hypoluxo, Fla., to 30 years on each of six counts of manslaug,hter in the deaths of Eliane Lorfils and her five children last August. Hewitt ruled Tuesday that Hastings, previously convicted of manslaughter in the death of his wife, was a habitual offender and thus doubled the normal 90. year maximum sentence on the six convictions. Hewitt delayed sentencing Hasting's deckhand and co-Iefendant, 18-year-old Bahamian James Knowles. Knowles was also convicted of six counts of manslaughter. Some First , a'i!II _ Man Who Let 6 Refugees Drown Gets J1O Years JEFFREY HART WALTERS __ IN BRIEF offices. About a month ago, people In several offices had to be shifted to allow construction workers to cut thr ough walls to the ou tside of the building, where the shaft has been built. Now, with open windows, the building Is filled with the sounds of concrete mixers and other machinery. Soon workers are scheduled to Install the long. awaited elevator in the three story tube now being finished alongside the office building. _ A Sensible Notion . kien, FLORIDA . noise. the people who work there Co nstruction crews are finishing up the shaft which will hold the elevator designed to provide easier access to the second and third floor of the building housing the sheriff's department, county heal th department and ve terans' services -I -- Wednesday June 25, lflO—SA Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 'p . ; I . CALL 3224865 �-I- ; -I -- -4- . 'I A—Ev.ning HeraW Sanfo, l Wednesday, Jun011"19- - Shop Sanford and Shop Lsburg, Mt Dora Daily _ - ED LICY _ _ MERC -. WED. 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James Earl Ray pleaded guilty to the assassination of King and is serving a 99-year sentence in a Temessee prison.' proof his constituents support hint in spite of his recent His brother, Joffn flay, who was arrested indictment on bribery and conspiracy charges in connection with the Abscam probe. With all 338 precincts reporting Tuesday night, Jenrette defeated Rep. Hicks Harwell 42,759 votes to 38,621 to capture 52.54 percent of the vote. "It's beautiful. I'm almost in tears," Jenrette said after his victory. "1 think it says that no bureaucrat can tell us who we will have as congressman in the 6th District." Monday, was scheduled to be arraigned today in Adams County Circuit Court on a bank robbery charge. Wayne Davis, FBI agent in charge of the Primary Despite Indictment .- . - Potts' King assassination apparently was the ' When he was arrested, Ray told authorities he was headed toward the Alton State Mental people to make the somewhat logical identical. "A 30,06 rifle was used. Jordan was shot in connection." Fill officials said King and Jordan front of his motel. The reports on Jordan apparently were stalked by their assailants sound like the first reports on King. I would after his halfway report to a St. release from Marion, where he had served time for driving the getaway car in a 1970 bank robbery in St. Peters, Mo. both rter Drop Aides More Tax1111111 'C ut - I 0 Cnited Press International Fyi other Gives Up Speculation is increasing almost daily that the dniinis Jack Potts' mother says she tration is thinking of anpouncing a tax cut, and little by little ,Vll.ANTi\ UI'D wont interfere with his execution next week but the the government is dropping hints about when it will occur and how big the reduction will be. American Civil l i berties Union, unbidded, is making President Carter's chief economic adviser, Alfred Kahn, two last ditch efforts in his behalf today. ACLU attorneys were to file motions in federal Tuesday dropped his second major hint in as many days, (-Hurts in Gainesville and Macon, Ga., in hopes of saying any tax cut should be in the $20 billion range. Monday, blocking te condemned killer's newly-scheduled July Kahn becoitie the first- highranking administration official to publicly indicate Carter is moving towards tax relief, saying a I execution. Palsy Morris, a spokeswoman for the ACLU said cut is 'inevitable." Tuesday attorney Loughlin McDonald was to ask U.S. 'Whenthe time comes for it Lix cut," Kahn told Congress' District Judge William C. O'Kelley to stay Potts' Joint Economic Committee Tuesday, it w ill have to be on the exerntmon ne'xt'fucsdayi'hc motion was tube-filed n — — order-of $20btI1ion,perhapsihilhon;' Gainesville where O ' Kelley is hearing other cases. Also, Vice President Walter Mondale said Tuesday the tiuring administration may prpose a tax cut inlOB1, but the election year. Any Kahn aimed at increasing business Longwood Man investments that in the long run would increase productivity. Carter has repeatedly ruled out a cut for 1980, but has left the door open for a 1981 cut. The Washington Post said Republican presidential candiAdmits Rape date Ronald Reagan would propose today a $22 billion tax cut, effective Jan. I. lingwood man has admitted raping an IS-year-old woman in ill Casselberry last February after the state attorney's office agree(l to drop four other charges against him. pleaded Dennis E. Joines, 27, of State Road 427 abducted at the Casselberry ABC m guilty tm raping the woman, lounge, U.S. Highway 17-92. two other sexual In return for the plea, the state battery charges along with kidnapping and robbery charges tcmtimning from the same incident. Joines was arrested shortly after noon on Feb. 11 by police • . . a m 1ist. :I----who had staked out his car, found parked near the intersection of Dog Track Road and 427 in Longwood. Joines, who police say is also wanted in Philadelphia on sexual battery charges, faces up to 30 years in jail. I Under an agreement worked out with the state attorney's office, subject to a judge's approval Joines sentence on the PRELL LIQUID Semiminole County charge will run concurrently with sen te nces k. due Oii unspecified Orange County charges, attorneys told 11-oz. bottle, price Circ ui t Judge Vohie Williams. _______ reflects 40' off iabei. Other people who entered pleas of either g uilty or no contest LIMIT i pleas to felony charges are: . —Duesneztrw I4nmuir, 100 Springs St., Altamonte Springs, ___ pleaded no contest to charges he burglarized the home of Linda FINAL NET Downey, 198 Overstreet Ave., Longwood on March 7. Any sentence for this crime will run concurrently with 1.1 1 .sentences for three other burglaries that Lamar,a youth being 4-or., price reflects 20' ott tried as au udult, has already been found guilty of committing label. 3.tYPeS ._-. ninler plea negotiations. LIMIT I 89 — Lorry T. Green, 22, of 518 Ileatherton Village, Altamonte ,_. Springs, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of resisting an disorderly conduct. officer with violence and L'OREAL EXCELLENCE _ Green admitted becoming involved in a fight with Altamonte who tried to remove him from the Crown Springs police lAiuuige, State Itiiad 436, in February. Choose f r om ortment of fashion lieelThommias, nz 1600 Fifth St., Sanford, pleaded no contest to 1 LIMIT shades fraudulently obtaining $391 in unemployment compensation, all amnoumit he has already returned, his attorney said... " 'l'liouiias was eligible for only about $700 during the period late last year, but did not disclose part-time employment. --Teresa Tilhis, 107 S. Park Ave., Sanford, and Terry D. lieckhormi, Clairmnont Aye,, Lake Mary, pleaded guilty to REFILLS 'isoH 99A Twin blade cartridge charges stemming from an attempt to obtain Valium on a 'Ti'i ft refills for ladies forged prescription on May 12. . razor. Pack of 4 TilIis pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance, LIMIT i fleckhorn to attempting to obtain a controlled substance by W Iraud. __________________ _J 'I'hetwo were arrested in the parking lot of Winn Dixie Plaza, ___ lAmgwood, by police after a tip from a pharmacist that they EYEDROPS were using a stolen prescription pad. PlasticbOttle 06-or- size l':ach faces five year s' proba tion under plea negoUatlons. 8* LIMIT I —Larry Bumbatough, 26, of 21 S. Cameron Ave., Sanford ________ _____ pleaded guilty to burglary and grand theft. lie told the court he drove into Bob Dance Dodge, U.S. Highway 17-92, Lo ngwood, on the night of April 4, entered a car and stole a stereo system. I4 _____ ________ _______ —Jeffery P. Todd, 2701 Hargi ll Drive, Or la ndo, pleaded guilty to ba ttery on an officer. He hit the Altamonte Springs BABY WASH CLOTHS 150 pro-moistened lxiliceuiian on April 18 as the officer arrested Todd's girlfriend, pop-up tOWltlU attorneys told the court. with lanolin. . adjusd - must - ---- - - ' ' On - -- ' . - - - — - Critical List Doctors will old comedian was about to be removed man Oaks CommunityHospital, said LOS ANGELESDPI m not take Richard Pryor off the critical froimi the critical list, doctors said Pryor would remain on the critical list at list until burn specialists can determine Tuesday Pryor's condition will not be least until Saturday. During 90 minutes if the skin grafts were accepted, perhaps upgraded until they are certain skin of surgery Monday, skin removed from I'ryor's calves and thighs was stretched grafts were successful. by time cmlii of the week. __________over his_ _____ charred chest, shoulders, arms Gary Swae, a spokesman for Sher- and neck. Despite earlier statements the 39-year----- -.-------------I--__________ _____________________ - said, must be -- A - -- - - --- - ---- - - Pryor Remains not cut, between April and May after accounting for taxes and fl Elation. This measure of purchasing power was down 1.7 percent over the past year. The decline during May occurred as hourly wages failed to i.eep up with prices and as blue-collar workers on average worked fewer hours per week because of the recession. Officials said small increases in gasoline and retail food prices during May were only temporary. The average U.S. price for all types of gasoline increased to $1.24 in May, an increase of less than a penny from April and the smallest increase since May 1978. Retail food and beverage prices rose Just 0.3 percent in May. 1. on seasonally adjusted basis. Meawhule, the government Tuesday announced consumer prices rose it moderate 0.9 percent in May For a seasonally annual rate of 10,9 percent. 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I ______ - PERSONAL TOUCH ---'y-- ,- , _________ '11- . - I 11 ______________________ - 159 .. free not to rehire hint for good reasons or for poor reasons r' even for no reasons whatsoever." However, Heaney said, the decision not to rehire may not be based "on the teacher's exercise of First and 14th Amendmuient guarantees of freedom of speech and association." He said the reasons given by the-' uniersity originally for Cooper's dismissal "were ambiguous and poorly substanhated." And the "...paucity of supporting evidence implies that the reasons given by the university were hastily prepared. make-weight reasons which do not fully reflect its tnii' Cooper entered the Ar my in September 1911 '•i'. '" ,' - - ______ HAIR COLOR 59 ass .' -- . t ___ - . .. - . In. Si ght Ga .' - -- - ill HAIR SPRAY - - I , . . -- ---.--- - .. -- ______________________ SHAMPOO I 09 - . . - - V -- -- -- 4 --------- - dropped ___________________ ---- - r- 1- '4 Longwood, naff you cmeln - - - Ca - - house Louis Victory ' With . He was transferred Tuesda'y from the County jail in Edwardsville to the Adams County jail in Quincy. He is charged in the $15,000 holdup of the Farmers' State Bank in Liberty May 30. led e-s. Up, . G v Dr. Grant Cooper, the professor to associate professor. abseuIteeism, failure to cover course material and arbitrary mbattled Marxist history professor at the University, of For Cooper this wo uld have been the 1973-74 school year, the changes in the content and scope of required courses. These rkansas at Little Rock who drew national attention in -his- one in which his troubles began. questions were not to be addressed for almost five years and ieven-year fight to win his job back, stopped short with victory lie also felt that since he had established a comfortable life then in federal court in a cross-suit filed by Cooper. 3pparently in sight. in Houston, wherehe had secured a position teaching history in Cooper did come to trial in 1974, but in state Chancery Court Why? Cooper had maintained all along he was fired for one high school and where his wife was teaching, too, it was not under the old sedition law. Chancery Judge John T. Jernigan reason only: that he had announced to his history classes that worth returning, as he put it, to "life in a fish bowl." declined to rule on the constitutionality of the law similar he was a communist and was teaching history from a Marxist lie was probably right. Had he won at St. Louis and elected laws had been declared unconstitutional in other states but point of view. .. to return to UALR, he would have faced - a renewed effort to ordered Cooper dismissed because his avowed conununism It had seemed a sharp and classic test of First and 14th remove him, In Cooper's own words, "to do the job right this and membership in the Progressive Labor Party violated the lnendment privileges. And even though the university argued time." Without tenure he would have again been vulnerable. 1941 law. Cooper had been dismissed solely for his shortcomings as a There were just too many politically influential people who In April 1975, a month before his contract was to run out, the teacher, it had lost a strongly worded federal court decision to did not want Cooper back at UALR, or on any other faculty Arkansas Supreme Court declared the 1941 law barring the the contrary. anywhere in Arkansas for that matter. And they were willing hiring of any person "who is a member of a Nazi, Facist or Cooper, ruled Federal Judge Gerald W. Heaney, had been to go to the necessary lengths. " unconstitutional, a violatioh of First Communist society..1 dismissed in violation of his constitutional rights of freedom of Perhaps the only approach that could have saved Cooper had Amendment privileges. speech and freedom of association and ordered UALR to he returned was some kind of public confession that he, like the Cooper, meanwhile, was out of a job, the university mainreinstate him as an assistant professor with back salary. sinner returned to the fold, had repented and changed his taming it had dismissed him for academic shortcomings, and ways. Judge Heaney did not, however, grant tenure for Cooper, to challenge this Cooper had brought the federal court suit, which Cooper had also sought, leaving that question Cooper would have none of that even though his interest in raising the question of his constitutional rights. unresolved. With tenure, Cooper's position on the UALR Marxism had dwindled in the intervening years. He is no Finally, in October 1978, almost five years to, the day after faculty would have been much more secure. longer a member of the Marxist Progressive Labor Party, for ie UALR chapter of the American Association of University Then, surprisingly to many, the university appealed. And which some of his student adherents used to pass out literature rrofessors issued a statement supporting Cooper's right to on the UALR campus. then, even more surprisingly, in March a few days before the teach history from a communist viewpoint, he had his real day case was to be argued before the U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of lie indicated his love affair with communism had cooled, in court. too, if that could be of interest to anyone. "It's like what are Appeals at St. Louis, an out-of court agreement was announThis time, what the university maintained were the subced. your views on religion? No one cares," Cooper said. stantive charges against him would at last be argued and a Maybe not now. But at one point lots of people were exCooper, now 37, would be paid $55,000 in a cash- settlement court decision reached. and he in turn agreed to drop his attempt to return to the UALR tremnely concerned about Grant Cooper's beliefs. For three' days Judge Heaney heard testimony from both faculty. Further details of the agreement were not released. In September 1973 it became public knowledge that Grant sides. He asked for additional briefs and took the case under Cooper was announcing to his-clases In World Civilization and What had happened? Cooper's attorneys had seemed conadvisement. In June 1979 he handed down his decision. fldentto the point of joy in anticipated victory in St. Louis. The American Civilization tha( he was a member of the Progres"The court.., concludes as a matter of fact that had Cooper sive Labor Party and was teaching history from a .Marxist university attorneys maintained their silence to the media. not become a member of the PU' vmd announced his personal point of view. About all that was heard were scattered grumblings that beliefs to his classes, he would have been rehird, notWhile UALR mulled that over, the story was picked up by the withstanding his Marxist viewpoint toward the teaching of UALR seemed bent on spending more taxpayers' money pursuing a-poor case-to a siniilar-conclusion- many- thousands--media .- In- the-light-of-the- ensuing. widespread-publicity-23 hislory; -'--Heaney-wrote.of dollars In legal fees later, legislators filed suit seeking Cooper's dismissal under a 1941 "In' summary, the court concludes that Cooper' memusedition law prohibiting the employment of members of cerbership in the PlI' and his public acknowledgement of his In interviews with Cooper, his attorneys, UALR Chancellor tain political groups by the state. Robert Ross, and various UALR faculty members and staff beliefs, both inside and outside the university classroom, were plus a number of political figures who do not wish to be idenprotected conduct under the First and 14th amendments. In November 1973 UALR notified Cooper he would not be tilled, the answer emerged. rehired when his contract expired in May 1975. UALR Chan"The university failed to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the sante nónreappointment decision would have It was this: since Judge Heaney had not ordered Cooper c-ellor Robert Ross told a news conference Cooper's dismissal reinstated with tenure, Cooper felt the same scenario would be had noth.ing to do with his politics but resulted solely from his been inade ... i without) Cooper's exercise of First Amendment rights." Heaney concluded. played out again, and it likely would have been. poor performance as a teacher. "Tenure, which ends a period of job probation for beginning Judge Heaney acknowledged that court intervention into the The notice of non-renewal gave no explanation, but Cooper workings of a university should be sharply limited and that SO professors, was normally granted during the fourth academic asked for and later received nine reasons UAI.R cited for his far as a non-tenured faculty member goes: "Time university is year at UALR when a professor is promoted from assistant dismissal. They included questionable grading procedures, Madison flay also had been sought for failing to i I LITTLE ROCK, Ark. I UPI) Hospital for treatment of blackouts he said he had been experiencing since being given medication while a prisoner at the federal prison on in Marion. circumstances with Jordan are almost Davis said. *,Ills family's name and activities ,. Marxist Professor nothing to indicate a probatlU)" at the time Jordan was shot. 'The possibility that 'John Larry Ray was "It's kind f a coincidence that he was involved in the King assassination with his wanted on a federal wafrant at that time," brdther has not eliminated, and the I _ and Wednesday. June 25, 1980-9A E'Wnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - never ignore the possibility, but there is' Indianapolis the FBI wants to know where financed by bank robberies. John Ray was when Jordan was shot. Ray was arrested while ,walking on a high"This isn't a major turn in the in. way near Alton, Ill., by sheriff's Deputy vestigation," Davis said. "The only thing Conrad "Pete" Baetz, who was involved in a we're interested in is his whereabojits. congressional inv'estigation of the King There's no indication that he is a suspect. slaying. He said he believes Ray should be What we want to know is where he's been and questioned about the Jordan shooting. "There is nothing to indicate John Larry about his travels while he was away from his place of incareration." Ray is involved," Baetz sd. "However, the Ray was leing sought as a federal fugitive possibility should not be ignored. president rf the National Urban League, outside a Fort Wayne, Ind., motel last month. Wins . Jordan invectigation, said Tuesday in QUINCY, Ill. UPI The FBI wants to question the brother of the assassin of Martin Luther King Jr.'about the shooting of black civil rights leader Vernon Jodan. FBI agents said Tuesday John Larry Ray is not a suspect in the wounding of Jordan, NA11 ,0N thiAbouL1ordañ .. I [1 - oin with - - �1 • .— - : —. .. . .. . . • _ V .. . S.. - . . . . .... . V. :.- .: SPORTS . iDA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Wednesday, El. z'ir Ct,r2:;IUR i'i1q Feo'f 4///,Y6W,y /,,1 7 :-- Jung, tR6iy 0 . JIEJJ1 '. - By United Press thternation Bobby Bonds has been having one of those sears filled with injuries which have robbed the talented outfielder of his skills and toad.' him a target of the St. LOUIS fans' wrath. But, there is some hope that the second half of the season u.ight mit be so dismal. Bonds snapped an 0-for-28 slump Tuesda) night ü home run and a double to lead the Carthnals to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bonds, hitting just .191 entering the game, led off the first inning off Rick Rhode-n, (f-1, with a double and scored on a single by Garry Templeton to trigger a two-run inning. Bonds, whose last liii cazie on June 7, then crashed his third bonier leading off the third to snap a 2-2 tie and give Bob Sykes his -second ictory in eight decisions. ' Bonds also threw out a runner trying to advance to third on a fly to right in the fourth inning in sending the Pirates to their eighth loss in their lust nine games. "I've never experienced a year like this in tity 16 years in the l:.ajors and! hope I don't again," said Bonds. "1 wouldn't wish a year like this on my worst eneniv." Expos , Ptiiilles 6 , Warreii Crouiurbe singled to score Ron LeFlore front second base with two out in the 10th inning and give the Expos their victory. Reds 8, 2 Dave Conception tat a sixthinning hanier tosniapa 2-2tie and Charlie txiti'dndt tossed a three-hitter in pacing the Reds. Padres 5, Giants 3 Aurelio Rodriguez hit a iworun honier with two out in ib.' - eighth inning, enabling te Padres to beat the Giants. Niels 6, Cubs 5 The light-hitting Mets unloaded hotie 'runs b ('laudell Washington, Elliott Maddox and Mike Jorgensen to defeat the Cubs. Astros 5, Dodgers 4 Cesar Cedeno, who went 5-for-5 doubled in the 12th inning and scored the ganie-wirining run on a throwing error by relief pitcher Joe }5eL-kwitli. Ili American 1,eague play, the Cleveland Indians found (ul their worst enemy turned out to be an apathetic left-handed slugger. lie has a tendency toward indifference, but when Rkhie Ilebner decides to play baseball, there are few hitters who can do the damage he can. The Cleveland Indians found that out Lb.! hard way Tues(a) [light. Hebner drove in six runs and triggered a five-run seventh with a three-run double and rookie reliever Roger Weaver won his first niajorleague game to spark the Detroit Tigers to their sixth straight victory, .1 9-1 decision over the Indians. Hebner, who boosted his season 11131 total to 47 with only 49 hits, drove in the first Detroit run in the first inning w hcii he buwiced into a torceout. lie knocked in three more with his double and knocked in another pai with a basesloaded single in the eighth. . "Thus is (lie second Uvç had six 1113 1 in one game.- said lichner, who also turned the trick against the Yankees just over a iisoiithi ago. "Eu in a good pition, hitting fourth, to urive in runs, especially when you have Alan Traiuuiiell and • William Wynn Wilh K f C With 2-Hitter p U's o 4NG(5, E6,44' would ever be played. .. , c011tP PECcW6 4- ' I k . 4 '. . The stylish left-hander handcuffed K of C on 10 hits while striking out seven in four innings as Kiwanis claimed the Sanford Junior League championship with a 12-2. The contest was a single game playoff for the second half championship. Kiwanis, who won the first half title with an unbeaten record, finished the season 19.1. The Knights of Columbus finished at •J .1 * O "VP t1TE- -. •• j 0 It- • • V If IfI xt IORP , :. /,rce 7,çy V' . . • Braves . Not only was Wynn's pitching painful to the KofCbats, but Wynn's second inning line drive off Knights' pitcher Freddi snh,nuh,,r1ornn,lh,.,L, ::E1Miller felled the J'•• •IJL1JVBt1ICIu[dvefl run nning. 2r ' V. IL . - - ,-, - ' - - '%"_ - ''."'' '.kT— - - i _______ _________________________ __________________________ - - SCOREBOARD 00 ______________ — - fBasebali---- - National League ur J I All It Frederick Hall H Troutman Kiwanis left-harlder William W nn stifled Knights Gains L. FroderIcb I of Columbus on two hits to give the Kiwanis a 12.2 M I I I Warren I I I K. Smith AIIxand II TOTALS 1)13 FranklIn victory. Wynn struck out seven in the four inning IllKni,,.c.lemws •is— KIWSM$ game, Parade - - Boston's Tony Perez: Every Manager's Dream NEW YORK (LIP!) The first time Sparky Anderson ran into Tony Perez this year, he greeted him the same he always does. "Hi, ya, Ugly," he said, laughing. Then he squeezed his former first baseman in a warm, affectionate bear hug. Sparky Anderson, who manages the Detroit Tigers now and had Perez for seven years when he was with Cincinnati, is like the lateCasey Stengel in one respect. Of all the players who ever worked for him, he's reluctant to pick out any particular who was his pr ime favorite. From the he talks about him, though, the suspicion exists that player was Tony Perez, the man now carrying the Boston Red Sox. "Tony Is manager's dream,"- says Anderson. "He'll do anything he can to help the ball club, on the field, in the clubhouse, on the plane or wherever else you could possibly think of. I don't mind admitting It at all I love the guy." Check'wtth fellows like Pete Rose and Johnny Bench sometime, Or with someone like Don Zimmer, Perez' present manager. Listen to what they have to say about him. In a world liberally populated by so many others who jump on the slightest reason to grumble, growl or gripe, the Red Sox' 38-year-old Cuban first baseman emerges as Senor Sunnyside Up. He doesn't have trouble with anyone. "I've never had a problem with a writer or with any of my teammates since I've been playing ball," he says. "I just like to have fun and get along with everyone. "I'm happy here with the Red Sox and I don't have any complaints about the way I was treated by the Expos," Perez says. "I don't that much difference. A ballplayer Is a ba llplayer no matter where he plays. I'm happy as long I can play. When I came to the Red Sox, Zimmer told me I would play first base and be the designated hitter sometimes. He promised more than 550 times at bat. That's what I liked. Last year, I had only four hundred and something (489) with Montreal and that was the first time I had less than 500 times at bat in 13 years, One of the reasons I switched leagues was because wi th the designated hitter in this one, I'll get to play more," Zimmer has kept his word, - Perez has played In all but one of the Red Sox' games so far, almost al base although he was the DHinsixof the contests, and sf out uffhe had ideas of leading the league In hitting. A 17-game hitting streak had his average .350 on May 9, after which he ran Into a 10-day slump. Right now, he's at .298, which Includes 10 homers, and his 51 RBI lead the League. There area lot of players 10 years younger who-would gladly take those figures, but Perez makes few concessions to his "Sometimes I get tired," he admits. "Who doesn't, matter ha age he Is? I don't know how many years I I signed for three years with the Red Sox and I know for sure I can play three years, maybe more. By then, I'll be 40. Then who knows? I have to wait and see." A seventüne All-Star with more than 2,200 hits and 1,370 runs batted In to his credit, Perez constitutes no threat to Willie Wilson's stolen base title. Perez, who goes around 210 how, isn't paid to steal bases by the Red 8 What they're looking for essentially from him-is his bat and he tblnln.s heian supply It for thenti. "I would like to have a Tony Pen' year," he says. "You know, Mt80onso and fyg " The way he's going, there's x reason he can't do It, - way - one in way — - - I iIi1 ij.11P'I ! _ 1 btackw8ll P,551 8 trade needed - - ,. , - ' 4" 1 / -, ( ,. plus $1 f,9 •- 28 34 AS2 - ' 39 29 574 American League - Perez, Bos 53. Oliver, Tex SI; Ogli vie, Oak 49; Hebner. 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Houston 5, Los Ang 4, 12 innsKC 9 3; Martin, KC 8 1, Burns, SanFrn oil 100 000- 3 8 0 Today's Games Chi and Norris, Oak - 5 5. San Dieg 102 000 02* — S 90 (All Times EDT) Morris. Oct 8 6, Keough, Oak 8Knepper. Minton New York (Zachary - 1-4 and (5) and May, Rasmussen, D'A gui to Falcone 3 4) at Chicago Earn d Run Average Earne (5) and Tenace W-- D'Acquisto (Krukow Si and McGiothen (based on 70 IflflIfl9I pitched) (11) L-Kneppei' (59) HP4), 7, I p.m. National League — Richard, San Diego. Rodriguez (2) Montreal (Gulllckson 01) at Hou 151; Carlton, Phil 163; Phlladelpha (Walk 20), 7 Reuss, LA 209, Welch, LA 213; 417 innings) pm. Palmer, Mtl 2 37. Los Angeles Atlanta (Matula 53) at American League Burns, 120 000 010 000-- 1 5 I Cincinnati (Seaver 2 1) V 8_OS Chi 216; Gura, KC 7 73; Houston pm Clancy. Toe' 7,37, Norris, Oak Pittsburgh (Candelaria 6) • Oil 010001 001- S Il 4 267. 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Jorgensen (6), Maddox -Weaver (10) L-Barker i7 Seattle 30 31 .441 10", (2), Washington (4). 5) Minn 29 39 .126 11' Calif 23 42 .351 16 Oakland (10 innings) Boston 311 000 000- Sl00 Tuesday's Results l 718 I N Y Mill 173000135-10I30 Minnesota 2, Kan City I, 1st '1 FET, no 4 J we New York S48 Runs Batted In National League - Hendrick, St L Sr. Schmidt, Phil SS; Ph.I - LARGO,Fla. (UP!) — The stage has been set for an annual basketball tournament Involving Florida's top four colleges Florida, Florida State, Jacksonville and the University of South Florida, The coaches at the four universities endorsed the Florida Four Tournament during a meeting Tuesday. Dick Bowers of USF was the only athletic director the meeting, but he endorsed the proposal and volunteered to host early meeting the other assistant direc tors. The plan must be approved by the other three directors. The proposal, endorsed by Norm Sloan of Florida, Joe Williams of Florida State, Lee Rose of USF, and TaLes Locke of Jacksonville, as promoted by Jim Dowdle, general manager of television tlon WTOG, who Is Interested In televising the tate' major universities. basketball games the backing of the athletic directors, the wins If the proposal under ur would be played the Sun Dome to nament first construction at USF, probably in December 1981. The tournament would be rotated among the four university cities on a yearly basis. "We Like Tampa as the first site because of the big population area, the fact there are alumni here from all the schools, becauseof the new gym and because this is such communications center," Locke said. Rose said the plan is a "great thing" for all the universities, par ticul arly USF. "There is no better way to showcase Florida basketball than tremendous in such a tournament," Rose said. "This Is now will all have big new arenas was a "The fact that must," Sloan said. 1 coaches hope the program will help keep top high school basketball players in Florida instead having them go out-ofstate, a hope voiced by Willhims. 'We ire more interested in espostre for college baiketb*U. in Florida these first years than In the money," Williams said. 2, 1 4 34 21 Los Ang CInci I of - 35 32 S22 Ga 1 . 37 26 Sol - West 4 I s - AT 7:30 A M I at can play. iL-•7-'--- / son WE RE OPEN Basketball Set of - —- —. 0 w t ,- WIMBlEDON, England (UP!) -It's rained so much for the first two days of the 94th Wimbledon tennis championships the tournament Is only halfway through the first round and the electronic service fault detector is threatening to gurgle instead of bleep. Only 18 of Tuesday's 72 scheduled matches were completed and the organizers face a massive backlog. In between showers, Martina Navrati1ov cleared the first hurdle in her chase for three - successive titles by crushing South African Ilana KIss, 6-4), 6-3, and second-seeded Tracy Austin outgunned fellow Californian teen-ager Alycla Moulton, 6-1,6-2. On the men's front, l3thseeded Poland's Wojtek Fib-ak, who had saved three watch points before rain halted play Monday, finally made it into the second round, completing a narrow 5-7, 6-4, 3-6, 7.6, 10-8 victory over Australian Mark Edmondson 30 hours after the niatch started. If the forecast for ,more rain today holds true, 16th-seeded Jose Luls Cleric of Argentina and India's Vijay Aiuirltraj may be Involved in a similar marathon. Clerc fought back after loTng the first two sets to even the match before rain stopped the 2-hour contest with the score deadlocked at 1-6, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5, 2-2. Amrltraj let Clere off the hook serving for victory at 5-4 in the third and fourth sets when he was leading, 4(1-0 and 40-15, an - --,- iI\ c at at . - Montreal Phila Piltsbrgh St . ponements due to inclement weather, Kiwanis knocked off the K of C 12-2 for the outright Junior League championship. TORE' (1! - ]j - ways at first -- '-p2 - me w 2 0 Iii TOTALS I' '2' 'Florida, Four as no 1 1 3 1 Hartman - see age. Herald Photos by TM Vince" Kiwanis hitter Keven Smith's bat- and eye contact is perfect as he smacks a pitch against the knights of Columbus in last night's Sanford Junior League game. After several post. respectively. There were no other problems for the two other men's seeds who beat the rain Tuesday. Fifth-seeded Roecoe Tanner, runner-up to to four-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg in last year's final, overpowered Jiri Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-0, 6-4, and No. 7. Peter Fleming carved- a,7-5, 6-3, 6-4 victory over Zimbabwe's Cohn Dowdeswell. Weather pe rmitting today, Wimbledon will feat ur e its youngest seed ever when 15-year-old Andrea Jaeger, ranked 14th, meets Britain's Anthea Cooper. The traumas of playing Wimbledon at such a young age, Is something A ustin recalled Tuesday, looking back as a veteran at 17. - 0. V, - a G6 A 130 Gurgles Onwarr By MILTON RICHMAN .. AV Wet Wimbledon Sports 1 Wynn Baker III East - - : Coleman KIWANIS - nd Mayberry, T or 11 Major League Standings By United Press international Both Knights of Columbus hits came in the top of the fourth ardell Frederick opened the inning with a single and scored the second run for the losers on a two-out single by William Carr. ' - Miller had to be carried front the mound and was the losing pitcher i[iColeman stroked a pair ,of doubles to pace the winners on offense. Alfred Bookhard, Bruce Franklin, Wynn, Bobby Hartman and Clwrles Smith all had singles for Kiwanis. . with It was the game that some people began wondering, If it Rain had been a constant pain in the neck to the Sanford Junior League. it had been postponed several times due to early evening downpours. Tuesday however, the rain came early and Kiwanis pitcher William Wynn turned out to- be the pain in the neck for the KnightsofColu1 Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. Wedn,sda7 June 25,1980-11A Bonds' Stock. Rises, Homer Nips Pirates / f1(6o,E ,,q,C# Win • 9'Ox R(/,r,y,,yc mo 7'7c 12-2 - . //y ;W Kiwanis Kayos Miller For Ma,or League Roundup GALLON 36 Colors - - 1%.1'k' -l ie eX F1oUtW dries to ..- that reslsti extreme weathet conditions, mildew, ?_J blistering, fading. 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Ilii Siiuillev singled in Ilosken Powell from thiril o ti Iwo .uI Ili lb., bittoii I the ninth for the Twins' win. a Itrewers 5, A's ;t \Iark llrouhiard drove in two runs with a h'ii.r and a l''ul 1'' Mid Sixit, I A.it'aIIO lifliiii'red to pace Milw .iukt't'. %% bite So 2. Angels I lh'i'kie tit 'it llw',,s and Ed Farmer coinbint-il 'ii t ii%t-hliIir and Tikiti Btley singled honie the decitIin run iii I h' t ui II innitig, III snap Chicago's six-gauiie losing streak, - �S - S I - b - r Aii 12A-Evenlng Herald, Sanfo1d, Fl. Wedn.sday, June 23 1910 - Bronco"" Top Team Tourney I Schni'* tker Slams Semoran Seworan's Mark &4"lkei Schnitker's blast lifted the American II pulled within 9-8 tt a grand slam home run in Semmioran club from a with a two-run sixth inning, added an n tlit Fourth innmg Tuesday deficit in the top of the fourth rnve'" run in sixth balkiub had forged the lead the vIctory. '.ior over American II in %ith i four-run third Mark Dmnkelacker got one bronco Top Team action at (if the Americans three hits a Iliv Selolljole I'm.), Complex. After trailing 9.6, the tw(j_r'un homer. Griffith Paces Rich Plan SEMORAN 1 AMERICAN 2 AS,SI,I ASR 4 433 DAmlcs F•n$sUw • • 4. 37, :='. Lar Totals - :: 4 1 5 MIrSIMO 32 18 1 Total$ 35 I 1 2 1 .7 AI: . HOUSING Raffiui AUTHORITY A1111 H 1 Griffith Brown 1?! IA Jackson 3 33 Andcsiø ally :: 3 • Fr,.s.i , • TOTALS 3171) Rich Plea SanfordH.vtlø, Aiken Lively Is)) Anderson ClIffuts D.ntsn H OPTE5RHR LARRY'S 4 21 AS H 1 SUNSHINE TV CHEVRON 4I7 Al H S Tvckor 4 4 4 $,IIams AS H S 33 HI r 1: rd 1 3 3 Schreiber III 0yII 2 I I Jones 2 2 2 Robufison 2 I S TOTALS II Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r iii fl 422 Thompson 3$1 ManIc,t, S1 I SrIes ii I P$?tICk 2 StsudumIrs 4 31 Dillard 21 5 4 S 2 Scirts Henson Marble 3 7 2 PIa 31 I FSVICI 4 II TOTALS ? 71 3 CIemmof 311 Brady C.ss,s* Pow,? 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I told him I was i'heerfull allow friends and traumatic birthday, his, sorry but we would not be in relatius ti ust' their honk's iI daughter decided to give hint Ms husband and I plan to town. 112cm) he asked if he their ahsent't', but since ou a surprise birthday party. The atieo-I her wedding, but there could stay at our - home aren't one of thvni, its sour I Sai(l. "No I would right to fel s ni do. Sol stick theme of this party is a is time problem. We have three tur gulls aiiil don't ''wake' for her fathers children. ages 5,3 and 14 be uneasy having anyone it) In youth. She is going to have a months old. They are very , our lionie during our absence. alngi!e or fret guilt . regular-size coffin on display actis'e, arni to say they are but perhaps nu can imiake it and have the place decorated handful Is a iiiili another weekend when we can ('t)NFII)EN'I' Itt. 'I'm) . like a funeral parlor. IN l,ON(V IES, IEX.tS: dersLtteriieiit I want to leave all be together.' My sister-in-law keeps them borne si that I can have M) liusixind agreed s ith Secondhand siiiokv irritates assuring inc and my husband •i rt'sIs) nse, as this man miii'. and so dot's the smoker, little vacation and relax that several of their friends away front home, kids and wa.sn't a very close. friend. but I hint that thit' more I like have had similar parties with resinsibilities. Where we disagreed wits w mUi liii' siii;,kt'r. Ili li'ss (hi' this theme and they were all regard to relatives and close ink irriatati's me. -great-parIies--My-htantl- ---M)--riutther-has and I find the whole idea 'er 5(a) %% III, themit in my absence, I)ii till hate in w rule litters Ms mother-in.Iaw is ctimn,ni morbid. Are we being stuf V but Iny husband %%ants to take 10 to"A 11. and she has asked for ItitTallse %ou don't kiltm %%hat and narrowinindeil? theiii -- to show (bent off lie access to our home in our Iii sa .' 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For information call Pat Corbin at 830.4557 or Jeanette Stoffey at 322-8234. 159 VIN ROSE LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON 331/3% MORE IN LITERS THAN IN 730 ML. DOTS. -, . , / - ' - f GED Has Summer Program The full schedule of day and night classes for persons who wish to study for a Florida High School Diploma has begun DEVONSHIRE 86.8 SCOTCH 699 33.SOL LITER ANY 12 - 79.50 at Seminole Community College. The summer schedule will i include GED classes at the Colle ge campus and also at the - 12 study centers located around Seminole County. Free instruction, taught on an individual basis, is available to all adults. Call the college, 3211450, extension 345, to ask about the location of a study center in your neighborhood. V Gambda Lambda Has Installation - N111. .N I) MRS. flON,iJ) WilT SR. w o i tts Celebrate 50th Anniversaily - - / 4- __ ________________________________ 305 Si ion Plaza, O.Slona (OH enterprise Rd. ) (504) 715-44188 4Ve A. S - pOE JULY 4Ih 30% off SALE 2O0o SUNDREISES £ SELECTED to 400,6 ITEMS OFF ' i',,,' '°' A Nit. 111t1 M" ' - S•lII Nice Big mu ,5. TMJT guy 'S -'1 r ': -:i-- 11 , FASHION DENIM JEANS " CLOSED JULY 4th WAIST -' liSA HOURS MO SAT 10 a m 1:30 p m Society Inducts Stefanie Volchko Stefanie J. Volchko, 369 I'mnetree, Lake Mary, student at University of Central Florida, has been inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, - national leadership honorary society in recognition of her achievements in scholarship and social and service activities. - IOWA MEATS1 FRESH - NEVER FROZEN GEORGIA GRADE "A" • A!AJJlLtl!i!L1 REFRIGERATOR S 14.3 CU. FT. SNOFROSTBOTH LE s • i: DOOR CHEST FREEZER 4 WHOLE FRYERS I iiii We Sill only U.S.D.A Choice naturally •g.d heavy Iowa b..4 9.o CU.FT LB. $1 79, CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS -1 CANADIAN S SCOTCH HORMEL SKINLESS DEVEINED 33.$ - $1I09 69 $139 I $179 BABY STEER LIVER SLICED TO ORDER 6*49 LITER 6.08 (A. BY CASE 72.95 U.S.D.A. CHOICE TRIMMED I. 0 I TRY OUR 100 PCT. ALL MEAT WIENERS LB. AGED U.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS I.B. $1 CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST$. - LB Orange PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE IOWA MEATS 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. - ,--- - TRIMMED WESTERN J SUNSHINE $ - - Officers of Gambda Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for the 1980-81 season are. from left, Niarn- O'Brien, corresponding secre(ary; Debbie Brooks, recording secretary ; Darcy Ilono, president ; Wanda Ilronson. 1(1' president and ,\1ar- Jo Buffington, treasurer. Herald F'huloby Torn Vunceni CUT UP SSc I.S. ii, L "p 1' . ". " - I, - - - 'PUT'S FRENCH ies PIOWPS BRANDY - Party Set S - is 0 - - - Briefly ____________ - - - (((l'1 45rItI\ 8.29 QT. ANY 12-9945 i'-- , ______________________________________ CHOICE - Mr and Mrs. 1 )iniItl Witt Sr (if 2-I 13 Kt' :\5 &'nuc, Sanford, vvichrated tlivir 50111 Wedding Anniversar%'Saturda%. June 21. .it it surprise open hiliLse in their honor held at the horiit' iii their friends Sara and George Runner at 349 Clermont I)rivi', Lake Mars, Scans () friends unit relatives were on hand Lii t'ttmigruittiluitt' the couple. t A tlmmint'r held iiitheirhonor at the ('a valit'r Motor Inn IoIlot imi thert'tv ption n a s htitt'tl h Mr. and Mrs. IimiiIiI along with her as it is), and I tt'rttiiig litter art' int-Iuiit'tt . I)EAIt REPUlSED: This L)E.tI{ II,tSSLE : I think it think it was presumptuous for Witt .Jr . their sun and tItugIits.'r-in.Iaw fake wake strikes me as sick, will be unfair to YOU if your her to ask, In Ahb%'s INlIikJt't, ''him Iii'tmiiimii' the well-ti isht'rs were three irandi-huIdrt'n, 'l't'rrm. tasteless and strained. But husband insists on taking I.ttttrs for All i-:s.ins, Orange ('ity amid I )unald Wimt III and Joclk'n Wilt, bitthi I inn a very private person. 'i'srite noiA that it's past, I'd be In- them. Furthermore, he o%es and I don't want anyone In 111) Occasions." Send $1 'rested lii knowing how the ou more than he ones his t,i'su'lI Es uire, of I )rutngi' ('ity home when I aiim not there. IF lung stiIimIIft'd I 25 temitsl. idea went user - or under. relatives. Btsides, his she or anyone elsei is too self-unlilrt'sst'd ens t'iope lii: l'hii' Wmtts sst're iiiarrit'tl ,lnn&' 21, P1.10 in Ik'tlford t:tiunt , Vii DE'AR ABBY NI y relatives will look at the kids tt heap to spiend the flight at it thb. l4'It('r Ilonklt't, 1.12 ttiiiiit' fit the rmiimiistt'r, the 141- r J. It hughes. husband's sister is being for two minutes, arid you'll Ias married soon in another state. have to look after them the mitutd, I will pay for it, l Cahll.90212, \hir laitit iii P'U When Mr Witi, a pi pe sst'htk'r ii ith Limbach (_tiiIIitIl in ,shiingtiri, U. C. retired in 191 tIie intiveil it, •'.,:. Sarihiril, Mrs Wilt is a Itimmier office clerk with the I'itiiriiat' -' and Electric Co. and a former set-ret.ir for the Mcmi's Retail ,-\ss4cluititmn if l. nt -Iitiurg, Va. 'lhies art' un-tivi' in till. l'mnt't'rt'st baptist Church, Sanforde Sanford li '1 IS a deacon amid she has taught Stmmutui School in Ituiltist churches for more than 20 years. 4. , 8 YR. SCOTCH 'iOsT1u AUSTRALIA IUI 14.93 CAM ELA Donna etzer Weds Jon Reiker Miss Donna Setzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. Dale Setzer of Orlando, became the bride of Jon Russell "Rusty" fleiker of Casselberry Saturday, June 14, 1986 at 7 p.m at the Cornmuty United Methodist Church of Casselberry, with the Rev. Arthur Padgett officiating. The grbom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blynn U• Reiker of Casselberry. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose for her wedding a traditional gown of white chiffon trimmed with lace and accented with pearls and with a long train of lace. 11cr Fulllength veil was trinimed with inatching lace and she carried ;I cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Her attendents wore floor length caped gowns (IF yellow silk and crepe de chine and carried bouquets of yellow and white daisies, The flower girls wore matching yellow gowns and carried baskets of flower petals, The bride's attendants were her sister, Vicki Rae Setzer, maid of honor, and Lisa Bledsoe Bonnie Planck and lkekiy Stockwell, sisters of the groom, and Robin Noble, bridesmaids. Flower gals were nieces of the bridegroom, Christina and Alison Planck and the ring bearer was his nephew, Michael Dowel. - The best man was Donald Bledsoe and ushers included - David Cooper, Kent Planck, Mark Stockwell and David Setzer, brother of the bride. Following the ceremony the wedding reception was held in the church's fellowship hull. The wedding cake was made by . the groom's mother. After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip to Miami Beach. On their return they will make their home on North Griffin Drive, Casselberry. 1_\LIEBFRAUMILCH ,S DISTILLED & BOTTLED IN • 1 DEAR ABBY: By the time you receive this the party will 33Y3% MORE IN LITERS THAN IN 750 ML HOTS. 9 - ,..-; -• - SANFORD Daytona ty "S4,11 1 1 11 13&nm 2ULWOODLAND GDend BLVD. POUNTOWN96 $)$OPPIWSCINTU L - 11111-311" MASON M Now Smyrna h 4"-U" i Orh MILLSJ LVI. SNOPPINO CINTIS 323.4323 --' �_ - S . -. . . ... - - ._ - . 4 - p . . --- - . - - - - - __ - - - -.- - .........1.__5L - I - - - I - ,, . - - - 21-Situations Waifled Seminole Odando 322-2611 - Winter Park - - 000 AM. 5:30 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon - LAWN CARE - SANFORD TEEN. Mow, rake, weed. 1 time or regular. Phone Keith 3236)25. 44c line 35c a i • 3k a (Mi i,nes Minimum 41-Houses - ..- .. - - --- Sanford Gracius living. Reasonable Weekly S. montI rates, utilities paid. Inquire 500 S. Oak 0-11-7083. Noon The Day Before PubIiction BYOWNER. NEWlbidroom,2 bath on l2Ox 112 shaded lot. Ownerasslst financing $19,500. 322-2475. • LARGE EFFICIENCY ROOM with beautiful ocean view, nightly 8. weekly rates. Ward's Ocean View Motel. New Smyrna Beach 901-425-6672. 3-Cemeteries 18-Helpnted 2 ChoIce Lots In nicest section. Valued at $100. sacrifice, 52% each. Call 867 1746. . I Telephone - ER14 • --------. _________ - - FRICKE & FRICKE REALTY . NE.ED TIESIUENIIAL FINANCING' CALL (305)323 1716 Salesperson 4-Personals -. - - REALTORS Sales 322-5253 - DUPLEX-Possible mercial. Maitland Av,,, AltamonteSprings, Owner will hold mortgage. S67.IO, - Get Cash Buyers for a smaIl " investment. Place a low classified ad for results. 332. , 2611 or531.). Leader WELISTANDSIL$. MORE HOMESTHAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA - acre. - 339-0509 3390508 - :•. ,.. _______________________ - - , -, ' ' 47-Real - LAKE MARY FOR SALE BY OWNER. New) BR ranch, 2 bath, 1428 sq ft., residential area blk from lake, heat pump, carport, $53,000. seller financing avaIlable. 323- 6449 or Box 1208 Lake Mary, - - - Open - - 6-Chi - - 7oo -- -------____________________ our beautitul new BKOADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3lO3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA 5. FHA Financing 5 -- 'NATF.RFRONT-With boat dock in backyard. On canal c, Di.,.. Custom built by original owner. Forced to sell due to health reasons. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath split plan, family rm with fireplace, No detail overlooked in kitchen. Screened porch on canal with Rolandin shades many Too details to enumerate. A must see toappreciate!$179,000 ______________ ., 4i-Lntc.Arrnne Furnished - ---• - --a- --" ________ - Park - 2i, ACR ES TALL TREES, GENEVA AREA. $8,900. SELLER FINANCING. - - -_- tO WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND OSTEEN AEA. 130.000 EXCELLENT TERMS. ' - ' 24 HOUR AAA __________________________ - 323.5176 7i4 ACRES WITH 311' FRON. 3229283 - -- . ... :': CaliBart' .' GARAGE, CENTRAL- HEAT Unfurnished - Harold Hall Rlty - 11-Instructions 323-5774 - - ' Q/ ,/ . , ______________________ (ompantj , Money ______________________ 31-B--Rental Offices l2.-SpaclaI Notices _______________________ _________________ - 15.-HSlpVfltid ______ - Krishna Monk . .. 41-Houses O ACRES Osteen, Tems. - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY seenduring his commitment. then twfuily cilnibed r..'ar without-her. When- RLeflthal left the h begged tiió ho Marsha4 who*i he IILIt IbF seen selling Krishna sevel months ago, to with used, but she tn Rsghaj has aba-ndoxd the Krishna faith. ¼.%1PHL4. - - : MLS REALTOR - 1 -' APPLY fl OBET OAR •' - CHOICE - F 2-1 I 3rd acre, )eBa, $99 down, $99 month. repossessed, used very strort ,, ACRES Enterprise ROad '. -- - . - - ,..-,-- . - - 4, . . -____(" '.;'_ - -- .521 mc. A.nt 379-1354. l2glSOmobiIe lot $3500 cash. beauty Care These bids are not damaged or secorsds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyf Free local delivery. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvia.. hOt Sa. of Sanford. .i731. I ACRE Osteen, water, dec. 1. tactic in. Zoned Mobile Hma CHOICE 092 terprise Road. IOac;esEn. 2 Dining Sets with 4 chairs each $5 each. Awning windows I doors from remodeling. 322. 1911. WEKIVA AREA Zoned Mobile dec. & septic in. Home with water, lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beaul, Nook 519 E. 1st St ,372 5717 _______________________ 20 ACRES Zoned Travel Trailer Park with tS spaces, all _________________________ 640 ACRE RANCH owner'wlli split, good.termE OFFICE FURNITURE iQCompleteOtflces • CARPET & FURNITURE CLEANING Tint & Steam extraction BUILDING LOT Hwy 121 area Terms.- .- -'- - 3)1 1U7 - -- - ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special RatesforCompiexes Free Estimates 24hr. 530001Q sjs. Nell's - Sanford Purislturi Salvage, 17. 92 S. of 1 ford. 323-1731. - REMODELING Newrms, kit & bath remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole bail of wax Financing avail R E LINK COPIST 327 7029 - you a full time driver with a I Are part time car? Our classifieds - SUU[N1MAL - Re modeling Specializinç1 fl all I I phases of reSi & om - -----_-_--remodeling Free "Slimat,' I ANDSCAI'ING & LAWN MAIN TENANCE ______ Cleanups resodiiing our Lookng For a New Home specialty Trim or fell frees Check the Want Ad to, houses We haul Iway our trshl of every Size and prce Insured Bonded Over 75 yrs in Central Fl 671 0650 ___________________________ I ___________________________ Roofing Wblle Home Repairs ire loaded with good buy for you - - 33) 7)32 JET STREAM IN D Mildew of t Roof. ext Walls Mobile Homes,RV5 )etc I S.nlorcllizen discount Free est CARPENTER For Hire-By Hour 377 4139 the weather 5 perfect for a backyard sale sell everything last with a want ad Ceran'crjie 335.7020 LONOW000 Remodeling -- CleanIng _______________________ P"OOFING •,•? - .,EX PERTSI'. Special S t.0 . Sale 1108 S Sanford Avanus Sanford, FIodd 32771 U3-7473 JOHNSON ______________________ Call 3222611 or 831-9993. MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leakyshowersour specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 569-1542 The sooner you place your classified ad. the sooner you' will get results. - MOBILE I OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 335.7030 LONGW000 Clock RepaIr __________________________ For Sale UWO office eqpt. t)esk, filIng cab. 1. chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's , S6nford FurnIture $atvage, I?. S-ant d 322-1721. _____ CLASSIFIE (3 - ADS - MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day All Phases of tarp.ntry,Palntiflg,Malnt of all types. Lic, Bonded 323.603* Insured $34 $399 Mobile Repairs GWALTNEY JEWELER Licensed REMODELING & REPAIR 322-4305 S. G- BALINT _______________________ _____ sj Cleaning Al PERSONAL COMPUTER • fli,h,M ,,.,_ "v ,, a Iii.. 339-0914. Computers, SupplIes & Software. rt - -------- 134-4144 • 339-0801 _____ ____________ _______ Classilied ads serve the buying & tøii,n.'. ,.n,...... - avery aay. Read S. use them often. --"S -' -. Painting ___ Will do general housecleaning l2YearsExpqrienc, 3320S)7 u - PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 3220543 atter6 - - LLECTRICAL REPAIRS 1. SERVICE. Lloteting- Ceiling & Attic fans 1. Timers. 21 Hours Local Call 628-4927 ' Horns Repsir - SERVICES UNLIMITED Home RepairS. Remodeling 322-0771 74hrs- IS YOUR HOUSE A JUNGLE' Does your grass grow' ROOFS KOOLSEALE o - Housewives Cleanina S.rvir. Personalized, fast dependable . Reoularorltlm.basIs We do wash windows 4173154 JSI Concrete 'Ms'k Tree Service furnish PAINTING 322 eMS ________________________ _________________________ Computer Store - Will CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 201$. Park Ave. " _______________________ 6 Years Experience __________________________ - HOME REPAIRS HOfl'90 lIT)I'OVementS - Creative Surfaces Iic., speclal iiing in repainting, mt. 1 ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the 1EE TRIMMING, REMOVAL Wood Chips, Hauling, Free Est. Reasonable 322 9410 SPRING HOUSECLEANG? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. IL 1}' - ______________________ Paintlng&Rapsir - II1SUItIOII ________________________ TrentPalntinglRepair Interior & Exterior f'eeEst 3223558 ' AIR CONDITIONING & BlocPrical Repairs I Se,vie. LIgMIç. attIc fans $, p pilancis. Local call 53Ø.$35$, Limbs on your roof? Trim your trees, or remove Call me for free Estimat,s BIB TREE SERVICE Refer. 175 6193 Orange City SERVICES UNLIMITED Weldingdone,$15.O0perhr, 322 0771 - _________________________ ______ S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets table 8. - Hi9hPiissre Carpentry ______________________ - Hollywood twin bed set $25; or $15 each. Colonial chair $10, other household items. 365530 after? pm. - BETTY C. CiMPUU. LicReaiEsfateBr 10025. French Ave., Sanford -. 3734173 LIc _________ - - Electrical 33,7020L0N0W000 - Animal Haven Grooming s, Boarding Kennels. Inside & outside screened runs Off tlocrsteepingboxes, Insulated. shady kennels, circulating tans Also Air Conditioned cages We cater to your pets 322 5752. _______________________ - amenities. Gruomlng& Boat-ding I __________________________ Carpet Cleaning - - jA,jnitur. B 8.0 LAWN CARE Mowing Edging Trimming Sod&Mulct, i General Cleaning & Hauling I Free Esl 339 163) I - - items high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad, and pile th money in your wallet' , _________________________ .A,-elrs Equip. new interspring bedding. --- __________ i)Ofl't pile no longer needed _________________________ 'zoff of total Inventory of brand OCALA AREA Mobile lot 14900 down. 51, a moflth. SILVER LAWN SERVICE Mow, edge, lrlm Vacation or all season 322 0210, _____- FURNITURE SERVICES Altamonte Springs 331 0909 Repair & Retinishing Reasonable Quality Work --- 834 $391 time.Original$593.baf.$1$lor $7iJtms ____ - If you aren't using your pool table, lake a cue, and sell it with a Herald ciassilied ad Call 322 2611 Orlando Clipper IS',, 105 Chrysler. tandem wheeled, traIler, Sears I?' Gamefither, 10 Chrysler frolling motor. trailer, both In good condition 3720054 ____________________ _________ rchandise -_________ - -. 51-Household Goods .1ACRES Osten $2300 down, ______________________ owner hold. vu Singer Futura Fully auto, . _____ SOBIKS SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARSI BItt & Blown. CUSTOM IN. SULATION CO. 323-lll3or $34122$. Free est. Get plinty of prospects Advertise your product or service in the Classif led Ads.. - Andow & SCTsefl Repair - WINDOW&SCREENREPAIR 0,110 DOORS 322-$M5 after 6 ., ..', - ' ,_•-_ M. UNSWORTH REALU , -, i ' -- FOR SALE: 2) FT. CABIN, OMC I 0, NEW IMRON PAINT, FULL CANVAS, TOILET, CR. GREAT DEEP WATER FISHING, TANDEM GALV TRLR W ELEC WINCH $3000 OR TRADE SMALLER RIG 377 9175 ______________________ OFFICE FURNITURE lOComp$iteOffkes 339.7020 LONOW000 -______________________ .divtue, '.- Chance for Vacation - i ,.• -' - .". - I - - SOBIKS SANDWICH SHOP, SANFORD Is flow taki appIlcstio MANAGER TRAINE MORRIS IEAL ESTATE 834.1200 Eves$62.3655 ----ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 11-92 Sanford, Fla.32711 ___________________________ GENE VA 11.6 acres owner will - _____________________- LOCa tedOnSWOOdcd acres this 3 - - NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full price $990. Console pianos $1195. These are top name pianos. Includes bench, 323 $616, 100 Linda Lane, - delivery & tuning CANNON Sanford. MUSIC CO.. Longwood Village Shopping Center. SR 434. I 2 AIr Conditioner Units 33500 blOCk E. of I-I. 339-5900. BTU each, very good condition 5150 each 3228010 Su.ipIies o.-Offl WlndowACreplacewiffi central, - _______________________ needs switch, $100. Call 337. OFFICE 1-URNITURE 7495 Bar-f or George. 4OCompIe$e Offices even a fish pond. Call for all BEDROOM,, 1 bath Frame . Furn. Executive size wooden desk, drawer, $13; 9 Gray metal, formica top, 3 drawer office desk, with chair. $33 Ca.; Coke machine, like new, holds 2¼ casesof bottles, $130; 17 cu. ft. Refrig.witbfre.zeronboflom, $100; Honda SO mini bike, $150. _______________________ Ptiotography Fireplaces Conditioning 55-Boats & Accessories OVER IOOCERAMICMOLDS BEST OFFER OVER $130 CALL 3232920 8348200 Eves 8623655 _____ SACRE5ZGNED mobile home, Sanford area. - ___________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ Lic. REAL ESTATE Brofier _______________________________ - Land Clearing _______________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ B*k..plr'g a. Tax EconomIcal / ItuIldO.flO, LI.irsng, t,ackts)e / Service for smll busIness. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY by Service Ditches. Culverts, T & J STONE CO. farms, nurseries, ranches, etc. 1 John Cullum Complete album ponds Call 1312195. TheKingoilheRock George Brilton. CPA, 862 S as low,iS $9900 373875$ - It6 . Longwood, All types of stone, interior_____________________________ ( exterior, commercial La Care residential. pecla II y plastering Air decorative fireplaces (in Stalled) Call John 331 0377, PLASTERING exp small lobs DON'S LAWN SERVICE Reconditioned room A C's. 1000 free estimates specialty. patching, stuccoing. Mowing, Edging, Trimming, soci to 30.000 BTU's. 90 day guam. Slmulaled brick 377 3373 & Mulch Free est 323 0119 Sales & Service, Orlando Call 32) 0119 Room Comfort Center, 243 Refinishing John Young Pkway, 7986077. PHONE CALL- STARTS A ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS REFINISHING--TOUCh up & CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Aechinic will service Ac's RESULTFuL END THE misc repairs at reasonable RESUL TFUL END THE refrig, freezers, water coolers, NUMBER IS 327 2611 Eslimates. 172 1196 NUMBER IS 372 2611 --.msc. Call 373 7706 anytime ---- -- -- ____________ ______ _____________ ______ MAKE - ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM. S. - SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3722411 or 531-9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor will help you. ________________________ Sr. - ______ SERVICE LISTING ________________________ CBS _Accoun MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE I)? Farway Drive Jusf past Upsala Church Tools, antiques, furniture. clothes of all sizes. Glassware new & old, appliances, etc Saturday Only 7 30 am. to 3 , m 322 3215. Save! Fooflockers $17-99up Army Navy Surplus 310 SanfordAve. 322-3791 - pring is here and it's a g _______________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ S rustic acres comes with this 3 ' GARAGE SALE: Sat., June 21.i tos. 2UIMagnoIla Aye. Lots of glassware, clothes, misc, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL.TRADE 311-315E.FirstSt. 322-3622 LAKE FRONT PROPERTY 10 acres, beautifully wooded country estate, Lonqwood Off EE Williamson Road near II. _________________ _____________________ '73 CHEVY PICKUP Rebuilt 211 motor Good work truck $1000 Call 323 1340 after 6 st Your Business,,. Di 322-2611 or 831-99 - OFFICEFURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 33'-7O2OLONGWOOD . MOBILE HOME OK 6.5 acres with small pond, perfect for mobile home or building site, quiet country atmosphere only $16,500. 1965 Convertible MUSTANG E.cellent cond 34.000 miles Red with black fop Needs tires Sacrifice. 5650 May be set'n a? 49 Spring Hammock Trailer Park Sanford 79-Trucks-Trailers ANDLETAN EXPERT DOTHEJOB YARD SALE9IoS FRI &SAT 7403 Grandview Ave ______________________ LOOKING FOR A CAMP SITE? 35 acres, Ideal for weekend camping, future home site, or buy for investment. 100' paved road frontage, small down, owner terms $9,500 _________________________ DUSINESS x • _________________________________ . - -_ opc King size Bdrm set. Less than 1 yr. old. Cost $1100 new, $SSOfIrm, Alsoqueen size hidea bed, $338. New 10 sPeed bike, 5. C" 372 0956 BATTERIES-New, $30, change. Used-$16, Exchange. 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 373.1900 1210 70 acres priced from per acre to $2000per acre. Buy now before Hunting Season begins- Owner terms, H Erneit MORRIS ____ OFFICEFURNITURE 40Comple$eOfqlj 339-7020 LONGW000 YOUR PRIVATE HUNTING LAND -- CONSULT OUR -- take over payments $3 week. NO MONaY DOWN StIll I waan. Call tilt Cjntury 062-3291 da or night. Free home trill-no oblIgation. 'HOT TIP' S or 10 acre parcels in Geneva, ideal for homesite, mini farm. or investment potential. Buy one or all, convenient to Sanford, Orlando or Winter Park area Owner term. C ________ ------ -. _______ 54- arage Sales -____________________ TELEVISIONS RcAcnlorrnn.,st.,c" ______________________ ____________________________ I ____________________________ YARD SALE 111 Lake Minnie Dr Park RIdge. Books. cameras, furn,, misc. Thurs & FrI ________________________ - 24395 MyrtieAve. Orlando Sanford 327 IS?? 3710640 - I _______ - - - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE& APPLIANCES Sanford Fur .nil!,r,,SalvaQe 377 8721. Oriando5t4-3s _____________________ - BROKER ___________________ _______ BAKS ui-F ICE FURNITURE lOComplete Offices 339-7020 LONOWOOD SEIGLER REALTY -. - 4. - I I AAA AUCTION, INC. I '190 N HWY 1792 LONG WOOD, FLA. FOR INFO PHONE 323.7340 OR 339.7020 II _______ iI0.4N.Mllls Sscellaneous for Sale ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC & HORSESTALLS GF.SF%,A AREA, $72,900. SELLER FINAPICING. , 31A-.apleoes ______ -______ ______ _______ 3 ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL 8. ELECTRIC, NICE TREES. ZONED MOBILE HOME - $21,000 E-Z TERMS. SALE LOCATION • 19" Color portable in good condition. Warranty, tinancing. No down payment. Pay $131 or $11 monthly. JENNY CLARK REALTY REALTORS 322-ISiIor32l.0459 lACE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $17,500 CASH OR TERMS. - -- - 1215FREflCft' SANFORD TELEVISION-RCA - 6-A---Heaith& Beauty ' Ar ,ques and Modern Furniture One Piece or Houseful BrldgesAntiques 323700) COLOR TV'S - ' wcxstate wagon 9 P.ISSeflQer-. loaded ssso C.11 339 7689 1974 Chevrolet Suburban Cheyenne 20. 434 cu engine. uses regular gas, in top con dition 3 seats. fully equipped. roc, r)o(I,ir tbr lunk & AM FM CB Radios, hitch, only cars trucks & heavy equp 43 700-i-ni, must See to ap 321 5990 ixeciate. 5-1,700 about one third replacement cOst 83) Jv JUK'ARS .- -.996aAIamontr Sprinq ''oi30 Call 322 '6-, 322 4460 7) MG Midget Excellent Have some camping equipment condition $1 000 or best offer s'ou no longer use' Sell It all J1? 6971 with a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 322 2611 or 031 U SCU TIRES 56 00 up and a friendly ad visor A OK Tire Mart will help you 322 7400 2413 S French I TV Fepo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $49375. Sal $153 16 or $17 mo. Agent 339-S3$6. ' .....- ' 68-Wanted to uy' WANT ED TO BUY-- Machinist's Tools Call 323 S025 After 5 n m or 323 7064. HERB'STV 2591 S. SanfordAve. ____ _____ ______________________________ - - - - - -- CASH FOR JUNK CARS 8. TRUCKS Same day service " _________________________ -. -- -- - 23" ZENITH Color TV Console, good buy at 1175 323 fl73 4!.B Water Front Property ________ ________ r from- Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 11-92. So. Of Sanford. ' m ____________________________ - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 models Call 3)9 9100 or 8341605 (Dealerl - _____________________________ ______________________ ____________ _________ tgages Bovglt_ -ui.--mI-moerct&-1v--Jn& Soki working. 599.95. 10 to choose - - -- --. Good Used TV's, $2.38. ui-s MILLERS 24l9OrIandoDr. Ph.322-0332 ______________________________ Will buy lst& 2nd mortgates. we alSo make Real Estate Florida Business loans. Mortgage Investment, 110-4 E. Robinson, OrlandO. 4722914 ______________________________ For Estate Commercial & Residentiaf Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's AuctIon. 3?) 5620 _____ - - '74 Chevy Impala, body fair, mechanical excellent, new rebuilt engine by Rudy's Automotive $650 349 5787 77-Junk Cars Revnc __________________________ - lwy 46 West, S.antord 37 5670 - - 53-TV-Radio.Stereo - ______________ ___________ Dell's Auction Center . • - SANDALWOOD VILLAS CONDOMINIUM $29900 - Owner mi-ct sell Only 55,000 down. The Realty Store 671 1930. -- 42-.---lPcbiIe Homes -- -.--- GRAB t3AGS& DOOR PRIZES '- - Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at S p.m It's theonly one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 2S 0311 for further details. _________________________ Make your Budget go further. shop the Classified Ads every day : - ___________________ vhen you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay clos, to your jnone because Something wonderful is about to happen. __________ _________ - GUNAUCTION. I FRIDAY,JUNE 27TH 7:00 PM-10:30 PM I FREE Small, Miied SAT., JUNE 28TH Puppies & Mother 32) 3799 1:00 PM.???? FREE Wirehair terrier 3 yrs. I OVER 500 PIECES : female, spayed, call 031 896's NEW.USED after 6 I ANTIQUES FREE. SHOTGUNS.RIFLES ?temalewhitek,ttens HANDGUNS 372 3667 INSPECTION 10 AMI 67-Uvestock & Poultry SALE TIME I ________________________ I BOTH DAYS BEEF CALVES-Days oid,' tcc" r .CASH.VISA.MC . weaned $50 up Holstein cows IS mo old with calt SALE CONDUCTED BY: I i'i3 7j Cash onl SANFORD AUCTION W*NT ADS ARE BLACK S. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Save your credit. Will make back payments & up to $3000 cash to you. Mary Griffith REALTOR 1-175-1426 or 327710 6 pm - CHIHUAHUA PUPS lmooldSSO Call 327 3016 _________________________ $3193. S A N 0 A L W 00 D C0N DOMINIUMS-Lovely 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, fresh sparkling paint, completely equipped kitchen including washer & dryer -A bargain at only 529.900! THE REALTY -&TORE---9POKER-6;),)93---- -- - 41-A-COfldO.TflhjflW - DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Couches. hide a Oco. chairs. end & coffee tables, large air conditioner, dinette table & chairs: refrigerator. rugs, aluminum patio set. Sewing machine, lamps 5. all kindS of houseware items, small - & large & a lot of beautiful glassware & dishes - . GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction. 1215 French (17 971 323-73-iO, KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, i-so longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad, Call 322-2611 or 37)7834 70S French ______________________ __________________________ ___________________________ - FnSaIe ROBBIE'S REALTY - WANTED TO BUY-Hom in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation prolect. Will p•y up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 303-333. 9015. $30,500 by owner - 3 Bdrms, family room, Screened porch, central H A. citrus treej, 1g. -_cniner lot, )'i36125. - Estate Wanted '---- " - Brand New. push button control has probe. Originally $619, balance $395, $19 monthly. 3)9-5386 WE BUY CARS AUCTION SALE * us L.IQUIDATE tIEFORE VACATION ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 8126 ____________________________ - ________ WEDNESDAY 7:30 - MICROWAVE -________________________ -- * 72-Auction III could keep her you couldn't --buy her. 'Brancty" is a white 1s1s.11 collie Spits 18 mo All shots, wormeci. spayed, playful, THE BIGGEST YET! gentle $30. Call 373 814.3. _______________________ _____________________ The Real Estate Agency Inc. Kids gone, but the swing set In theback yardisni'$ell itwith a want ad Call 322 2611. _______ - READY FOR NEW HOME German Shepherd Pups $10 Call 323 6783- Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short time. Bal. $119llor$19.33 mo. . Agent 339.5316 - 1 9? Sanforci 173 spi __________________ . ig Bldg. i- AltamonteDr- ATTRACTIVE I Bdrm. 2' ,z bath home in Loch Arborl Central H&A. pool 8. patio, dining rm, eat-in kit, Fl. ri-n 8. much morel 5.6600w fl3S - , _____ 65-Pets.Supplis - .66 CORVETTE - 327 1 speed, both tops Mechanically like new Asking 55.300 365 7001. - - . - - WE BU'(FURN, & APPL. iptorhoyseful 7lhrs 3397020 __________ -- NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll I find him listed in our Business I. '76 Aspen I Dr slant 6. PS, PB. AC. excellent cond. good gas D'rec?ory. mileage $2395 cash or will trade for equity in real estate OFF ICE CLER K With secure 33 I 327 1495 I old local company Call -- '' 80.-Autos for Sale ---- - -- ____________ wanted to buy used office equipment. Noiis Sanford Furnifure Salvage, 17 9?. So of Sanford 3228771 Lawilmowers Wesefithe bestS. service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. _______________________ -- wE BUY USED FuRNiTURE, APPLIANCES &PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni. lure, 205 E 25th St. 32)0981 _________ _________ - -- .,J4 72-Auction ____________________________ OFFICEFURNITURE 10 Complete Offices __ 7020 LbNGWOOD ---- WILL BUY OLD CLASS RINGS 8 silver coins Top dollar Pad Call Jim 323 1755 YELLOw SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323-70 - 8-Wanted to Buy a' ____________ - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL ' Jasper, Ga. Mountain Homesites. 16.000 8 Ex. - cellent terms. "c INC. REALTORS . -- 62__t.awn.Gaiden _____________________________ 11OIN.MIllsAve. Ortando$56-3S60 _________________ Ref r 16 cu tro)t tree Orig.$529, i-sow $205 or $19 mo - A9!nt l39.s KENMJ3RE WASHERJ..-RIII-*s, Service. Used Machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES 323-0697 Mountain Duplex 2 BR, 1 Bath, Chimney Rock, N. C. Owner finance $35 REALTY WORLD. - - 45A-OUtOfSt.t. Property __________________________ ,,-,, N'teAgerS. -.'' ---' Ewening - - --- - BAKS - - - FLORIDA - ____________- Equipment _____________ Brand new, with power head & all attachments. Warranty. Pay $399. or $70 monthly. Financing. No. down payment. - - '. - Wednesday, June 23,1510-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - OFFICE FURNITURE IoCompteteOffices 339 7020 VACUUMS.RAINBOW _________ Mountain Homesite 1+ Ashville, NC. $7,200. . to Eat 60A-Buslness , ____________ ________________________ 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. _____________ ___________ - 52-Appliances 62 ACRES- East of Sanford. Terms. Call W Maliczowi, REALTOR 322-1983. OUNTRY ESTATE 5 Acres with 3 Bdrm, 2 bath double wide, secluded Ott Cockran Road in Geneva 561.500 - Found ___________________ - -, . -I INVESTORS&BULDERS ATTENTIONI 6 Single family lots, 2 Duplex tQf5. 10 Four piex lots. 331-S504. FDIC--EquaI Housing Lender 30-Apartments Unfurnished Hourly Wage - 43-Lots-Acreage WEKIVAACRES Morses. Pets & Families wel. come, 3 bdrm, I bath almost new frame house on 1 acre on SR 16, 6 mi. from $go . after hour-i 323 2830 FL.SHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE - Room for rent in private home. $1350 DOWN + Closing costs -. $150 a month, Simon" were two 1i1 OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA. to and made a part of the City of female buys this 3 Bdrm, 1 bath home ANNEXING TO AND INCLU. preferred. Call 321.0924 aft 5 Longwood. Florida, pursuant to in Pinecrest, Large fenced yd, done examples. p.m. weekdays. DING WITHIN THE CORPOR- thetermsofth,CharteroftpCi,y carport, new carpet 8. paint. COUNTRY SETTING 3 Bdrm, .1 The latest plan assumes ATE AREA OF THE CITY OF of Longwood, Florida. Chapter 69. $36,550. ___________________________________ 1' bath home with many LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AN viewerswoWdpreferflrst...un 1268, Laws of Florida. 1969, :P1l I extras! Splitbdrm plan, kit,, .AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND Chapter 75291, Laws of Florida, WHY BE LONELY' Write: 3 BDRM. 1 Bath CE home on 1¼ entertainment to repeats. ________________________ pantry, Central H&A, large BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1975, and Florida Statute 5171.011. A Mate" Dating Service Plus CommissIon lots. Fenced, landscaped, nice utility rm & only 7 yrs oldl CHOICE PIECE of commercial 2 Bdrm Totestthetheory,anejght. AND MORE PARTICULARLY 2 baths, all kitchen All ages. P 0 Box 601t, area. 5.33,900. Excellent Assumption! property priced to sell. Call DESCRIBED appliances + washer & dryer. AS FOLLOWS: episode SECTION 2: That the corPorate "Sunimershow' Fl. 33518 531.500. today.for details, Pool privileges. 323-7965. (SEE LEGAL DESCRIPTION limits of the City of Longwood, Call 322-2611 SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm older home series will be seen in seven BELOW) REDEFINING THE Florida, be and the same are Will a kind, sincere, reliable needs TLC. Owner will hold cittes on the Mobil Shswcase CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE hereby redefined so as to include SUPER I Bdrm, 2 bath. 2 story ALL I BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only person oiler transportation REALTY mortgage. $24,000. CITY OF home on a nice corner lot! on LONGWOOD. 5 Lake into Sanford I way about twice Ada. Just l.o. Network, beginning July 7• land herein described and of 1-I mid OF SANFORD REALTOR Spacious rms, dining rm, Fl. FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SAID annexed. -Airport Blvd. 'on 11-92 in. monthly to elderly DeBary Viewers in 2-I JUST REMODELED, Large Boston, LANDWITHINTHEMUNICIPAL 7544$. French Ave rm, eat in kit, ww carpet, 3770731 Sanford. rCsident. Will reimburse _____________________________ Call SECTION3: ThatlheCityclerk 323-0671' screen porch, excellent area. Washington, New York, LIMITS OF THE CITY; is hereby authorized to amend, 372 5353. 377"0779 waTher-drye. 8. morel $44,900. gasolIne 66$ 64 MarIner's ViIIao. Owner will hold. $77,500. ---AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT alter and supolement the official Chicago,LosAnge1es,Atjan SANDALWOOD VILLAS-2 JOBS IMMACULATE-3 bdrm, 2 bath TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE City map of the City of Longwood, REALTORS ion Ted Turner's Super- SAID 3-LOSt & Bdi'm, 2 bath, fully equippe,j home on a landscaped lot! LAND ANNEXED; Florida, to include the annexation 2710 Sanford Ave. NEW HAES kitchen Central PROVIDING FOR THE station) and Orlando, Fla., H&A, including W&D. $795 equipped kit_______________________________ contained in Section I hereof. JOBS mo. 671 1330. 293 7766. then with BE, Fl. rm, large SECTION 1: That upon this will illake up the test RIGHTSAND PRIVILEGES FOR 2 to 6 daIly BEIGE 8 WHITE PURSE lost in CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; patio, fenced rear ydwith B-B. Ordinance becoming effective, the audience. the vicinity of BATEMAN REALTY Dairy Queen JOBS SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC142 Carver Av Academy Manor 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED, Q! In sight of Lake Monroel resident and property owners in Parking Lot Small reward. No _.Theows_beginaL.3;3o_ IIVE.DATF . ... _thabovsdawb.d4,Ja,e. Lic, RealEslaleBroker.------------ .5230 mo_&und.rii you qual.fyquesrions asked: T1SU downstairs. $105 mo. 322(33.1. SECRETAjI WHEREAS, thire has been filed shall be entitled to all of the rightS - , p.m., Eastern time, and all Mary Griffith Realtor 26.40 Sanford Ave. RDUCED'Move right into this _____________________Shorthand 8 bookkeeping help. with the City Clerk of the City of _________________________ and privileges anØ immunities as 147$ 1126 322 2994 21o6 but one runs 90 minutes. The Longwood, Florida,a Petition con- are.from furnished 2bdrm. I bath home 321-0759 ful, accun,ie typing. $700 mo. time to tiT1e, determined SANFORD-Lovely 1 Bdrm -s_______ ______ ___ in CC Manorl Eat in kit, ww 8 up exception Is a wild English taming the names of property - by the governing authority of the den or 2 Bdrm, air. Sf0. carpet & more! Convenient NEW LISTING Sunland 3 bdrm. Sell that extra bike with a low PEX RECEPTIONIST owners in the area of Seminole - Cityof Longwood, Florida, aod the Adults. 617 Park. 1-84)7083. comedy talent showcased I', bath, large tenced yard location. ____________________ cost Classified Ad. General office exp. Able to CHILD CARE-My home Ul County, Florida, dMcribed as povisions of said Charter of Ihe with Shade, $32,000 "The Kenny Everett Video follows: $78,500 .handle busy phone line. $135 Lovely, large unfurnished or daytime, nights. some City Of LOngwood, Florida, ' Show." Probably an hour of SPECIAL 3 Bdrm, l'- bath home Longwood Lake Mary area. wk. 8 up. furnished efficiency apt. 516$ DESCRIPTION: - SLADE Chapter 691268, Laws of Florida, SCREEftED PATIO 2 bdrm, I DRIVE: A 25 FOOT STRIP ON mo. 1806-6871. 372133) or 339-9659. in Snlandt Fenced rear yd, 1969, and Chapter 73297, Laws of lunacy is enough. FULLCHG BOOKKEEPER bath, CH&A, neat s a pen EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWFlorida, 1975. workshop, ww carpet, laundry CHILD CARE - My home $40,000. If the productions draw a ING DESCRIBED CENTER Job costing exp Fantastic CHULUOTA 1 bdrm, carpet, air, SECTION 5: If any section or rm & lots mont Super condaytime. Longwood-Lake portunity. A IIALICS mo. & lake view & access $115 call cit ion $38,900. wide audience, Mobil hopes to LINE: BEGINNING 50 FEET portion of a section of this or Mary. 372 4531 or 339 9659. we've got it or can get it! 2201$ French COMMERCIAL Mr. Wise 6.14 1423 or 351-0925 SOUTH OF THE NORTHEAST dinence proves to be invalid, extend its network next year Suitel REFRIGERATION PERSON eves. CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST unlawful, or unconstitutional, it in my home $20 CALL ANYTIME to 50 cities and run the series ', OF THE SOUTHWEST ' OF shall not be held to invalidate or BABYSITTING Sanford IMaintenance on freezer & meat STMPER AGENCY a week. 14th & Valencia 323 cooler. DOE _ .. a SECTIoN 36, TOWNSHIP 20 for 15-20 weeks. impair the validity, force or effect 1119 before 9 pm. 31Apartments ltALTUJ21-4i -THE POOL IS LOVELS, Condo SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST: Of any other section or part of this __________ 2565 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICI GEN OFFICE PART TIME "Sumninershow," hosted by with pool & club house. Easy THENCE RUN WEST 10347 ordinance. 3 17 Yrs. Included weekly-money terms 7 Rdrm. 2 bath, Fast & fun. Credit checking. 322-2420 JalnesEarlJones,openjwjth. FEET TO THE P.C. OFAN 11 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS SECTION 6: Allordinances or Swim, skate, movies. Sanford Eves: 349-3100, 322-1959, 3234302 with all app"ances included, 33 75 per hr. Forappointm,nt call Early Childhood Center a docudraniii lled DEGRE 51 MINUTE CURVE TO parts of ordinances in conflict 533.000. GENEPIAL LABORERS 323.2920 27 6645 THE RIGHT HAVING A CEN herewith be and the same are __________________ Thinking about that summer "Collision Course," about the TRAL 2525 Be willing to work ANGLE OF 60 DEGREES hereby repealed. vacation? Get a better car DUPLEX OR HUGE HOUSE, S I BEDROOM APT. $55 week worst midair collision in ANDA RADIUS OF 41.27 FEET; French 323-2222 ROOFERS SECTION 1: Will Do Babysitting This ordinance through the classified ads In includes utilities. Days 322bdrm. 2 bath, situated on '. Beon top. aviation history in which 176 THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE shall lake effect pursuant to the In My Horn, today's paper. 2171. Eves 322-0440 acre Rent 1, live in the ____________________________ 512.12 FEET TO THE PT. OF COOKS _____________________ provisions of Florida Statute Sunland Estates 373 2756 REALTORS people died over Zagreb, SAID CURVE; THENCE NORTH S171.011. other, asumable 1st mortgage ___________________________ Learn to makedoughnuts Large 1 bedroom, 1)7 French & With down payment owner Multiple Listing Service Yugoslavia. It's enough to DEGREESWESTI20FEETTO FIRST READING: June 9, Fun Ave., water furnishàd, adults, ________________ will hold balance. $43,000 -convince the fear-of-flying THE P.C. OF AN ii DEGREE 51 1900 no pets, $175 + dep 3226017cr MINUTE CURVE TO THE RIGHT Publish: June 23, 278. July 3. 11, 670-4637 crowd that aviation Is for the HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE 1980. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A ___________________________ DISCOVER the secret of ALOE, birds, CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS EFFICIENCY $175. I BDRM OF6ODEGREESANDA RADIUS DEX-96 VERY SPACIOUS LOCH ARnon-surgical face lift. $275. Female RESULTFUL END. THE EJV1 PLOY lvi E NT adults preferred. OnJulyl4,there's"Aparty OF 482.27 FEET; THENCE BOR HOME--Refurbished & Guaranteed results. Free REALTOR MLS NUMBER is 322-2611. This does include utilities. No SAID CURVE 512.82 INTHECICUITCOURTINAND ready for the large family. 4 with Betty Coniden and ALONG demonstration, 373-1530. 322-8678 Eve323-390 pets or children. 678 SOS). FEET, MORE OR LESS TO A FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Bdrm, 2 baths & an addition Adolph Green," a cutdown POINT 645 FEET SOUTH Ap(D FLORIDA. . containing huge family rm., Lovely, largeturnished EXCITING2STORY 912 FRENCH AVE. 882.0 FEET WEST OF JHE CASE NO: IG116 CA 04 E 9-Good_Things version of their theater show sewing rm., etc. (Could bean efficiency apt. 1165 mc. FAMILY HOME NORTHEAST CORNER-9c THE IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF apt for Mom). New carpeting as they sing such of their SOUTHWEST 1-096.6071 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER Just what you've been looking '. OF SAID SEC. MARC BENNETT, & many other very desirable ZELLWOODCORN 53.SOBu. favorite coinpiiUons as "The TION. 1SO'xl3S' FOR COUNTRY for.Callustoleethislb&m,2 Cornero(lOth&Frenck Petitioner featur, Only 565.000 for the Now at the Farmers Market, NEAR LAKE LIVING bIthbomfltu., . .. .. .don.doUbI, DESCRIPTION:'ROCK LAKE and Your luture our Party's Over" and "New concert, rvaI V!U ropp'r. u, v.u'I, erie 1450 French Ave. and also at JESSUP. *32.500. SBLLtR -, -. ROAD: A 25 FOOT STRIP OF ., fly rm. a.' IRENE BENNETT, York, New Yotft " -- - 7309W. 1st St. By th. bushel or FINANCING. . LAND ON EACH SIDE OF THE - Respondent RN full fii, 0-4 shift. Apply In. OELTOPfA uniurnished 2 bdrm, by the ear. 373 2261. "Pliliby, Buiip.and.Ma. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN. ,: person Sanford Nursing' 8, NOTICIOPA.TI0N kit including all appliances. 1 bath, utility room, $250 first BEDROOM, 1¼ BATHS, - FEEDER PIGS. S25&UP Cony. Center, 950 Melionville clean" on July 21 will be a TER LINE: BEGINNING 173 TO: IRENE BENNETT Many more extras $53,000. 8. last 322-7292. REAL ESTATE Ave. FEET WEST AND 100 FEET a k-a Irene Ben Ami B5QPiOS,$ip REALIOR.rn,.,s favorite aiiiung espionage NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST & AIR, LUSH CARPETS. 12 Matthofring Grain led Hogs cut & wrapped LPN'S & AIDES The sooner you place your 32Houses fans,presentingadocudranla CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST COMMERCIAL -2 lots ni the *35.000 TERMS AVAILABLE. Lucerne 600$. Switzerland ready 'or freezer, 90c lb. Belter Living Cc-nter of -________ classified ad, the sooner you corner of Sanford Ave. 8.3rd about real.lifQ spies that is '.4OFSECTION3&TOWNSHIP2O YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1575 Casselberry. Call for appointwill get resultS. St. $20,000. SOUTH,RANGE 29 EAST. SAID SANFORD-3 Bdrm., air 1. heat, action for dIssolution of ment. 3395003. better than any fiction - and POINT BEING ON THE NOR. BEDROOM, 117 BATHS, AIRS. w-w carpeting, $300 mo. + marriage and award of special U-PICK PEAS HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. boasts Derek Jacobi (-"I, THERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE equity of the entire Interest of the LPN3-llShitt.Apply: HOME-S BR.) Bath. 2 story, $300. sec. deposit. No pets. 14.50 Bushel. Call 332.226) 2' Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Lali,vi,w Nursing Center VALENCIA COURT. $35,900. References. 322.1417. Claudius") as Guy Burgess. OFSTATEROADS,431,THENCE wife in the former marital Street, Sanford. Call for RUN NORTH 1263.9 FEET TO A 919E.lndSt. residence has been filed against Inc. REALTORS, MLS Other episodes include the 2 Bdrm - 1 bath Uflfurnl$hed Details POINT 173 FEET WEST AND 15 - you and you are required to serve WANTED: Mature lady tollve in home for rent. Convenient to Day or NIght Kenny Everett madness; FEET SOUTH OF THE NOR. a copy of your written defenses, If BEDROOM. l's BATH. AIR & 2 days 8. 2 nights a week. shopping & school. Call 323HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36,900, 'The American Game, tt THEAST CORNER OF THE any, to it on Robert R. H.ndry. GUiTAR LESSONS in my home VACANTLOTS_7Lotsapprox prepare meals 8. care of in3850 after 5:30. SOUTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHPetitioner's attorney, whose ad. I', ac. Unrec. Plat Lake ytime. 12 years music cx. about two high school WEST ¼ OF SAID SECTION, valid lady in Sanford SUMMER ISHERE BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT 8 dress ii: 215 East Central Jenup Heights. 0.oOo, perience, Will teach to read NEW 3 BEDROOM houses for residence. Call 305322420$ Cool off in your own screen basketball stars as different requestIng annexatIon to the Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32101, CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE music. Located between rent. Inter Development Corp. weekdays. enclosed pool-patio. Attractive CorPOrate area of the CIty Of SCHOOL. $26,500, as black and white; and s'fl on or before July 29, 1900, a,d file 514-1432. Sanford S. Longwood. 322-2619. -3 Bdrm, kitchen equipped, Longwood, FlorIda, and Madwoman of Central Park requesting to be included therein; the original with the Clerk of this C AL central HIA, nice tree Court either before service on TRANSCil3fTlONIST shaded iot in well established West," a one-woman show. 33HOUSeS FUrnIshed BEDROOM. PANELED FAM. PlaintIff's attorney or un. h1Aiti & Crstts neighborhood, Only $49,300, PetItiOil W85 Experienced in hospital medical ILY starring Phyllis Newman, duly certified slId ROOM, CARPORT, mediately thereafter; otherwise a to the Seminole record department. Full time, FURNISHED HOUSE FENCED YARD, NEW default wIll be entered against you who combines lo*s, talent COUNTRYATMOSPHERE days apply Personnel West Hobby Into 3 bedroom, 1'.' bath, $300 rio. $73 ROOF, WALK TO SHOP. County Property Appraiser for the relief demanded In the Makes this Outstanding home and charm to a degree that pursuant to the Charter of the City Petition. The real property Volusia Memorial Hospital, The Time Tested Firm PING. 529,900. SELLER FINdeposIt 322-5089 Creative Expressions 3227013 desirable to the comfort ci Longwood, Florida, Chapter o,. DeLand, E.O.E. M-F-H. ANCING. Reg. Real Estate Broker ought to be outlawed. proceeded against is sItuated in seeking peqpIe. Family rm, 1261, Laws of FlorIda, -1969, and 120 N. Park Ave. 327 6173 'Gossip from the Forest" Chapter 15.297, Laws of FlorIda, Seminole County, Florida, as game rm, pine cabinets in RN -OPERATING ROOM BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, follows:.. large eat-in kitchen, central translatesinto docudrama the 1973, and the certIfication of the Full time, days. sone prior OR. ' CARPORT ON LARGE Lot 5$, SPRINGS OAKS, . SANFORD-Up to 5,000 square HIA, +abiIi?ytobeeith 2or Seminole County Property Ap-VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes experience, negotiable Salary, CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED signing of the 1911 Art slice praiser to the Plat thereof as ft. Of office space for rent. 3 bedrooms with 2 baths are a as to the sufficiency of excellent benefits, apply FEED ONE ADULT for $7.06 RMOI. $29900. Low Down Payment recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages II in the forest of Comjlegne - such Petition pursuant to Excellent location. Owner will few of the possibilities of this Personnel West Volusia weekly. Includes I lb. meat and OS, Public Recordsol Seminole Cash for your lot' Will build on Subdivide hi suit tenant. $5.00 home. Only $52,500 terms of said Charter received; in the same railway car (hat MemorIal Hospital, DeLand daily, and choIc, of S fresh BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 County, Florida, your lot a, our lOt per square ft. Including E.O.E M-F-H. vegetables and grains. FREE Adolf HiUerforcedthe French LOTS, SANFORD AVE. WITNESS my hand and seal of GRAND OLDE DAYS can be re Y Enterprise, Inc utilities. WHEREAS, DETAILS wrIte: DAU-9, Box the City Corn- this Court at Seminole County, ZONED C-2. $21,000. SELLER lived in this fine old I story in Mcdii Inc., Realtor miuion of thi City 6.11 301i of Longwood, JENNY CLARK REALTY Experienced EARl ENDER 3230 Forest City, FL 3375). FINANCING. Sanford, Florida, on June 23, 1900. choice section of Sanford, Florida, his deemed It In the best (SEAL) REALTORS only, apply in person. Holiday beautiful Fireplaces in liv rm .3 BEDROOM CE HOME intereit of the City Of LOflgwOCd, 3221351V323.44fl Inn of Sanford on the Lake BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Lovely quiet neighborhood. & formal Din rm, keep cool Florida, to accept said Petition . Front. AIR 8 HEAT, NEW APPLI. As Clerk of said Court Fenced back yard and w .fl' with central air or economical and to annex saId area, ANCES. DEBARY. 535,500. 37.D-lnckastilal $31,000, By: Eve exalt fan, All rms extra large NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT . BROWSE AND SAVE MECHAN IC-New car exp. W. Garneft White, Broker As Deputy Clerk It's + eat in kit, dble size oak for Rent ORDAINED BY THE CITY BEDROOM WITH EAT.IN easy and fun.. The Want Ad 3227hI Good opportunity for- qualified shaded yarfl with well & COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Publish: June 25 1. July 7, 9, 16, Way.' KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, 1900 person. Salary I. Co. benefits. Watehouse for rent. 0.000 Square sprinkling system. Extra lot FORT LAUDERDALE, LONOW000. FLORIDA, AS DEXO NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 321-0111. Ft. Offices, loading dock S. included. Dbi garage with COST CONSCIOUS? Fla. (UPI) - A Hare KftShfla FOLLOWS: $20,500. SELLER FINANC. Industrial zoning. 322-1313. Help Wanted. All phases of panelecirmave, Brand new SECTION 1: That the following This is for you! Easy on the ING. monk has been freed by a described property, to-wit: roof only 146.900. fiberglass. Only experienced NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S budget 2 bdrm, 1 bath, cozy kit Legal Notice apply. Star-Line Enterprises, DESCRIPTION: SLADE :ROCK BIT LOG HOME court order from a 40-Cnrvfrminillnn SALE with pantry, t.iv rm, f am rm, DRIVE: A 25 FOOT STRIP ON Building 290, Sanford Airprt. 3 BEDROOA, 2 BATH ON SHOPPERS SPECIAL 2 bdrm, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN patio, inside utility rm & is psychiatric hospital and left EACH ADVERTISEMENT FOR SIDE OF Liv rm, window air, built in THE - that by virtue of that certain WrIt - WOODED CORNER LOT. partly fenced all for only New Smyrna Beach Ocean Front SEALED BIDS town with another member of FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN- of Execution issued out of and entertainment center, Condo, 1 BR, 1 Bath, sleeps I $77,500 Deltona. $45Q For Tb. Pollo Ing Prolect jiNice the sect, But he had to leave TEN LINE: BEGINNING SO under the sai of theCircult Court Paneling, washer.dryer, . or 5, $225 wkly. 678-3490. CHILLER REPLACEMENT BARGAIN 'BARGAINt FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHof Orange County. Florida, upon a 0)1,500. SEIGLER REALTY' his pregnant wife behind. AT BrIng yovrtishing pole and let us EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH. final Iudgem.nt rendered in the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL show you this 3 bdrm, I bath S. SANFORD - IMMEDIATE BROKER EAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼ Notice is hereby given that the jfotetld court on the 25th day of FOR RENTALSCALL323-3774 Martin Rosenthal PROJECT NO $4.12 lake front home on 3 nicely OCCUPAN'CY Clean I Board of Adlustment of the City of 2139S.MyrtIAv). OF SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 20 March, A.D. 1900, In that certain SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA wlthhlswifetoaeehisfamlly SOUTH, RANGE 29 Bdrm., fully equipped kitchen wooded acres. Now.only Sanford will hold a regular BASh caseentltled,DavidpFreytag.ef Sanfotq Sealed bids wIll be received, + wash-cvyer. New carpet, earlier this month, and was THENCE RUN WEST 403.12 ux7-I149Mannix,Inc.,et$l-CI7e meet ing on July 11. 1550 In the CIty HAL COLSERT REALTYIC. 33)0640 publicly opened, and read aloud On sparkling pool. Unfurnished FEETTOTHEP.C.OFAN11DE. Hail at 11:30 A.M. in order to "MUST SEE TODAY" 946) immediately whisked away Plaintiff, vs. Sally EloIs Wednesday, July 16, 1900, at 2:00 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR $250 mo. + $200 security GNU 51 MINUTE CURVE TO consider a request for a variance SwaM, etc.. 79-0149 Sallie B. p.m., in fora 20-how deprogramnting THE RIGHT HAVING A CEN the office of the Pur. deposit. Call Lou 423-2520 days in the Zoning Ordinance as it bdrm, 2 bath home, Truly a OWNER SAYS SELL, LEASE $wann,e$c.,Cl79.9laj, Defendant, or 042-2526 Eves. session. When the session TRAL ANGLE OF 60 DEGREES wifich aforesaid Writ of Execution chasing Agent, located in the pertains to sIde yard setback "Must See" with Fireplace, - OR RENT, 2010 Grandview, 3 Seminole County School Board AND A RADIUS OF 101.27 FEET; requirements In SR.) Zoned swimming pool, office, barn, bdrm, 2 bath. $39,900 failed, he Was CO Inlitted was delivered to me as Sheriff of Building at 1211 Mellonville 4) THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE District in S. U Of B. 150' of Lot 9 Coral. Ridge psychiatric 512.02 FEET TO THE P.1. OF Seminole county, Florida, and I Avenue, Sanfort, Ftgrida 32fl1. and N. 12' of B. 130' of Lot 10, time to choos, a new home the particulars, COUNTRY HOME,. PAOLA. '3 have levied upon the following Bids must be submitted in full, In S spftJ, from the pages of our SAID CURVE; THENCE NORTH descrIbed property owned by accordancewith the requirements Amended Piat, DruId Park. Bolng acres, I bdrm, 2 bath, ' RAMBLING COUNTRY classified ads. . Sailie E. Swann, said property of the bidding and contractual more specificaliy described as lhen on Monday, Circuit 3ODEOREESWEST12OFEETTO THE P.C. OF AN II DEGREE 31 beIng located in S.minoie County, conditions. Bidding documents located at 2806 French Ave. LARGE a -aDNU, centrally SANORA 3 bdt'm. 2 beth, $L0O -Judge Paul Marko III ordered - MINUTE CURVE TO THE RIGHT Florida, more particularly may be Planned use of the property: bdrm, 2 bath home has a very located, will Sell, Rent or examined and obtained at A CENTRAL ANGLE described as follows: Home. Completely remodeled, Utility building and workshop. him freed. The Judge said he HAVING modern xit, fIreplace, family Share, all insanIties. Details the following Iocatloq; 33, OF 60 DEGREES ANDA RADIUS large lot, fenced Ifl backyard. EL. Perkiils rm, sturdy brick construction too numerous to list. One.Half Interest in the V WaS COifllflhtted ui1nst hiS SemInole County School Board OP 102.27 FEET; THENCE A123,000. 35 %down owner will Chairman .-' - Eves.3fl0613,332.l30; fld Is only 2 yrs young. Won't Following Described Real Estate: Office, 1211 Meilonyill, Avenue, wifl,--withitan examlnaUon. LONGSAIDCURVESI2.I2FEE.T, hold mortgage 3231011. Board of Adfustm.nt '-'.217 B. 7fti last long. HIDDEN LAKE owner moD. Lot 1. Block K, Skylark Sub. Sanford, Florida 3717) MORE OR LESS ____________ PublIsh June 231. July 2, 1900 b*m, fenced. $30,000. valid 4 TO A POINT 643 division, Plat Book Page SI George W. Grant S. Associates, But when he left the FEET. SOUTH AND 087.8 FEET Public Records of17, H.ftr Sr. Seminole Consulting Engineers, 1210 DE XIS LARGE I horm, Spilt Plan, hospital, accompanled by WEST OF THE NORTHEAST County, Florida. Fans. mm., country kit. Zoned Edgew.t.r Drive, Orlando, CORNER OF ThE SOUTHWEST anRhe undersigned as Sheriff of Florida 33004, (305) 423-163.1. -.Commercial $47,000. another Hare Krishna '4 OF SAID SECTION. sep01. County, Florida, will it member, Rosenthal eni Plan deposit will be $35.00 DESCRIPTION: ROCK LAKE 11: A.M.thed C per -dayof July, IIDRM FRAME, good starter refundable upon submission of hrad hi wife of three ROAD: A 33 FOOT STRIP OF AD. 1900, offer for sale and sell to sit, home, or use for business. a bonaf Ide bid. LImit of two sits. LAND ON EACH SIDE OF THE the hlgheii bidder, for cash, montha, whoa he had not FOLLOWING Pct ml crest to qualified for Dated this 2ith day of June. 1900. DESCRIBED CENsubled to any and all ezieting buy4rs. New homes with The Seminola County 'TEN LINE: BEGINNING 113 ______ lIens, at the Front (West) Door of IBDIUFRAMI, zoned duplex n. Wily payments under $250. School Board FEET WEST AND 100 FEETkilO ftsiifIts for full time iflckj: Courthouu in $2l.SC0. Low Sown payments, 3227287. a NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST Allan F. Keith .4,j -. Sanford, Florida, the above CORNER Chairman advanc.me,j$ 'OF THE SOUTHWEST pOOL HOME. Allamonte Mall William P. Layer ¼0P SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 20 .desa'ibed REAL property. IPald area, 3 That saId horns, sale Is being made to ige kit, screened ,/,j Superintendent ISOUTH, RANGE 25 EAST, UID Group lnrc. ym, Ige corner landscaped lot. POINT BEING ON THE NOR. utisfy the terms Of said Writ of Publish June 25 8 July 2,5, 1000 $$2.567.fl. Owner Is In no Exvtlon. Pr.fit Sharing OEX.102 THERLY RIGHT-OP WAY LINE JOhn B. Polk., Pturryt STATE OADS•I3I. THENCE 323106) eves. 323-0511 3734553 I FLORIQA RUN NORTH %263. 'BET TO A . j ------Siminols County. "COme PO!NT 175 FEET WEST AND 73 W Gannett White .I BETTY C. CAMPBELl. Florida FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHS.F11eChAyt Reg. Real Estate Broker Lic. Neat Estate Ir*er us5" PUblish June 11, II, 25 8. July7, OF FAST CORNER THE SOUTHSanford AHVEJ JO$NKR1DERASSOC. 1002 S. Frnch AVS., Sanford 100 LARRIVE EAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHwEST¼ SUNSHINE STATE, ••__iIkdIY$ 101W. Commercial OflIY 322-4050 A*sr his 325-7 173 DEX-35 :3O1:3O A M. , Phone 372-7111. Sanford VEr - Judge Frees -- S. ____________________ ._ I 41-Houses OVIEDO-3 BDRM, 2 bath, large family rm, bookshelves, garage. Large Shaded lot I15'x2$I. 559.900. Call 3655162 - ASSOCIATE, INC. REALTORS, MLS - _____________________ ___________________________ S 41-Houses RENTALS We have two terrific family homes In the Lake Mary area. Call Todayl ________________ _____________________________ ROOMS FOR RENT Private Home 322-3033 - _____________ I.- - _____________________________ Sanford's Noon Friday ______ .. 5) - - 29-Rooms - DEADLINES - -- 41-Houses STENSTROIvI Sunday -( ___________________ RATES ltime 3coinecutive times lcons.cutiv,times HO'lO NEED YOUR HOUSE CLEAN. ED? General home cleaning, reliable, have trans. 322-57)5. 83 -9993 - CLASSIFIED DEPT. By JOAN HANAUER UP1 Television Writer to surrender in durmg World Nielsen Co.. were: War II. Finally, "The 1: The JeHersons I CBS; 2: NEWYORKIUPII_Tbere Knowledge" presents the Dallas CBS); 3: M-A-S-H sana1ternaUvetothedlexa rigorous teting of men being iCBS; 4: House Calls iCBS); summer reruns that make up prepared for soniething worse 5: Lou Grant i CBSj 6: Alice the three-network television than combat. Theyare would- ICBS); 7: Dukes of Hazzard schedule and it includes some be L.ondon cab drivers. tCI3S); 8: TrapperJohn, M.D. very classy entertainment. C; 9: Fantasy Island Mobil, one of the underwrit. The top network television ABC); 10: tiej Barbara ers to give PBS the nickname shows hr the week ending Walters Special and 20-20 Petroleum Broadcasting June 22, according to the A.C. (both ABC). Company, lately has been _________________ networking shows on in. Legal Notice Legal Notice dependent commercial ___________________stations - "Edward the ORDINANCE NO. 490 OF SAID SECTION, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY be and the Same is hereby annexed King" and "Edward and Mrs. Will care for invalids, sick or elderty day or night. Excellent references 3214613 CLASSIFIED ADS - -____t__._- . 'Y _ ___________________ - - -. •___ •_-•••• 2B-Ev.ning H.røld, Sdord, Fl. Wedn.s-day, Jun.25, no PBS Series Offers Relief From Reruns -- - .---- • - - '' - -. - \_ : - . . - _.• - .... ..,.iA. .L. .... ' .' . - -.: . -. - ___ S ' __________________ , -- ____ . I I ,. -. ' - . 3 ' A ' , ' ' �p.1 2 -. • ' - . I '.- •-.'. - r * • • 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL --- • . . . * . - ,. - - '-. _______ •- - ' ,I. •, - - Wednesday, June 2S, 1$0 -- - - - •- .- .•. - . . * • * • * - • - - - - Evening Herald, San fo rd, FL Wednesday June 23, * Good Old Days..And, Great Food Sam and Betty Day first wasn't a question of liking to catne to Seminole County in cock," she laughed, "but of - flakes. Bake for 10 to 15 crock and let sta nd four or minutes in a 350 degree oven. five days. Stir it when you 'A when the Navy wasstiU having to cook." Mix all ingrefiei'e'pt" S'ATEZELON RIND think about it. Can pickles Many of Mrs. Day's favorite sherry and heat in saucepan. PICKLES ative at the Sanford Air rind cold, Mrs. Day colors some of Si,atlon. Day was working for recipes were picked up from Add sherry w he n cooled. 10 pou (is watermelon her pickles with red and gree n Douglas Aircraft wi th the A-3 other Navy wives. The recipe 10 poun sugai CABBAGE CASSEROLE food coloring. Makes nice bombe r 'piogram. for Lurnpla, a Fili pino dish 1 quart wl11 rViu1Pat 1 mediwn head of cabbage Christmas gifts, she said. Wi th their four children similar toan egg roU, was one water distilled on CORN RELISH medium o ni 1 $4 green pe ppe r t1y bought a home at 172 they bro ught wi th them f rom 40 drops oil of cloves 18 ears of corn 40 drops oil of cinnamon Wil liams Road In Lake Mary the Navy base In Norfplk. The 2 large green peppers 2 ta blespoons butter very thin p and stayed as try wrappers Cut rind ilith cubes, making 22 can of tomatoes 2 large sweet red peppers here for eight No. u years. Mrs. Day enjoyed required for the dish may be 1 cup sharp Cheddar cheese sure that none of the ripe I medium cabbage enterta ining their many Navy purchased from Oriental melon remains and that there 2 cups cor n flakes 4 medium onions Literaty Elite Find Succeds In Hollywood 1 teaspoon soy sauce 1 teaspoon sherry - • * • - • - - • .• -- •t_---....A l....,4i....aJ 01111 I[IVHU diLl Vii iiie 111411 VIle -. 5u.IJ WPJ Uii)PjI II'A £ S. I • - •. • -....I £1... ...• ,i,.. ......I .,.. ('..... I A, , .... s--with distilled water - pickles 1 quart vinegar - occasion' their home was are well worth the effort, salt and pepper to taste LUMPIA 2 CUpS brown sugar Coarsely shred cabbage and may be cloudy if tap water is crowded with more than 200 2 pounds pork, ground and cook in salted water until half used -- and let stand 24 hours. 2 tablespoons salt -- guests. 3 tablespoons dry mustard From Lake Mary they were sauted done. Saute onions and green Wash and drain well then 1 pound shrimp, ground and pepper in butter. Add finely cover with cold water anti .. transferred to Virginia but Cut corn train cob. Chop al cut tomatoes and thicken with bring to a boil. Cook for 10 other vegetablesand niix with they did not sell their home in sauted I package from peas a little flour until the mixture minutes then wash and drain the corn. Add remaining Lake Mary.. After 10 years in 1 bunch gre,n onions, forms a gravy. Alternate well again, ingredients and cook 20 to 30 Virginia, Beach, Mr. Day layers of cabbage, tomato Mix sugar, vinegar and minutes, stirring frequently • retired and five years ago chopped I pound fresh mushroorns, mixture and cheese in ;I spices. Do not heat. Place to avoid sticking. Pack in they moved back to I.Ake chopped casserole topping with corn mixture and rind in a large, clean pint jars. Makes 5 pints. Mary. Betty Day with tray of Lumpias ready to fry 1 can water chestnuts, Their children are grown now and raising families of chopped OLD TIME CHARCOAL STOKELY KRAFT SHORTENING , GALA PAPER Iii cup oyster sauce (Op. their own. "They' re all tional. but available at A ir - DflIAIIFTC 'alp. scattered &OUna," said Mrs. DftI*ULlJ MIur mMIvrIrIMI MAYONNAISE all manage to Oriental shops) IUYRL) Day, "but they 2 tablespoons soy sauce get home at least once a year I clove garlic, chopped or whenever they can." 78 32 01. 4 well beaten eggs GIANT 1 3201 20 LB. 3LB. BT L. -. U browning ROLL After and One daughter and several SIZE BAG CA N 3 5 $1 A'a 3 grandchildren are presently draining pork, add remaining WITH COUPON BELOW -- WITH COU PON - BELOW-' --- 'WITH COUPON - BELOW WITHC0UPON BELOW visiting with the Days and Innteepteggs,.and_-.--- .-WlTH.COUPON . BEL0W yoiingpeople'areonceagain cook until onions and peuare running around the house. done. Cool and add eggs to Mrs. Day said she plans to mixture. Mix well and add have a houseful of company more soy ,uuos to taste, if 1lte11J'I.111flJY1 desired. for thesummer. Place two tablespoons of the Mrs. Day keeps busy tenOD BARN IS ROLLING BACK MEAT PRICES! ding the numerous plants and mixture in the Lumpia flowers around their home wrappers, roll and seal likean FO LOWEST PRICES IN THE WORLD! 'THESE PRICES GOOD OO and until recentl y iorked In a egg roll. Wrappers may be cut THURS., FRI. AND Sanford dress shop. She is a in half if smaller hors COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STOREI SAT,. ONLY I member of the Lake Mary d'oeuvres are desired. Deep Women's Club and has done fry until golden brown. Drain FIRST CUT CHUCK some catering for cDckt.ail and serve with s'ice. SIRLOIN DELMONICO SAUCE FOR LUMPLS parties and weddings in the I •ts cup vinegar I41UI'1:1'II I area. ROAST STEAK STEAK ½ cup water "1 1 She said she enjâys en. cup sugar tertaining and cooking and too I tablespoon corn starch picked up the basics by being LB. $ LB. L B. $ 2 tablespoons catsup the ninth of 10 children. "It is iitj IWUL I1IV lilU, .U%1i Ull £ UU CiIIW[)VU. ueierv - GIVING OV CRISCO - I - •. . Cook Of The Week - By VERNON SCOTT residents of, say, Darien, Conn., they would seller, the Times never again mentioned me •.i' esaine thing is true for books that HOLLY WOOIS UP!) - There are a handful doubtless be acclaimed a congress of genius favorably, applied to the New York theater when an of novelists in the.country who, like movie by eastern publishers and critics and lionized "1 think novelists who earn incredible aspiring young playwright asked George S. stars, are instant box office. Their books are by New York social arbiters. amounts of money, no matter the literary Kaufman if he could make a living in the guaranteed best-sellers before they are As it is, the west coast contingent is largely quality of their work, create instant antipathy theater. published, dismissed as commercial hacks, given short in the hearts of a large segment of the "Kaufman said, 'You can't make a living in establishment. It's ridiculous." Whether it is simply a freak geographical shrift by the high brow. establishment. the theater. You're either a millionaire or you happenstance or a weird symbiosis of the Sheldon, a tall, imposing man with silver starve to death.' This is not to say that all superstar authors creative arts, most such authois live within a live in Southern California. Perhaps less hair and an outgoing disposition, began "There are 40,000 books - fiction and non. paperback throw of Hollywood. • prolific but still superstar are Arthur Halley, writing novels after his 50th birthday. He had fiction - published in this country every year. These superstar authors include Sidney Robert Ludlum and James Michener who are established himself as a Broadway That's 800 new books a week, more than 100 a Sheldon, Irving Wallace, Harold Robbins, east coasters. playwright, movie screen writer and day. And only a half dozen of them become Judith Krantz and Joseph Wambaugh, . Sheldon, 'whose newest book, "Rage of television producer. runaway best-sellers. Southern Californians all. Because he was already financially inAngels," is already off and running as a best"The book business is the most competitive Maybe its the sunshine, swimming pQols and seller with a record-setting 350,000-copy first dependent, Sheldon's decision to become a in the world because the rewards are so great. proximity to all movie-TV glamor that In- hard-cover printing, is amused by the novelist was not an economic decision. At that The odds are even greater than with motion spires this colony of novelists, all of whom denigrating attitude of New York's literari. time there were few if an instant millionaires pictures. know one another and who socializot various "When I wrote my first novel, 'The Naked among fiction writers. "A book is either an instant smash or'a dog. Hollywood parties. "it as Just before the Hollywood-type star If a book doesn't sell right away, the unsold Face,' it was almost universally hailed by the More importantly, all of them sell books in critics," he said, grinning. "The New York systein came to books," Sheldon said. copies in book stores are 'remaindered' the millions of copies. They also belong to an Times said it was'the best first mystery novel "Now super authors can earn $5 million per either sold for 20 cents or returned to the ' loexclusive literary club - niultimillionire of the year.' book, which was unheard of ten years ago. publisher. . writers. "But it didn't sell very well. Alter I wrote Even so, the average published novelist in 1979 "The average shelf fife of a book these days Were this collection of literary lights .'The Other Side of Midnight' - my first best- earned only $3,500, is three weeks. If it isn't selling, it's dead." - - - * uperstar Authors I •- - I cr, H - - Jefferson Winners - - i-IeIp Others First' .4 I - -; --- L i_ ; -i - /•- United Press international The- live winners of the prestigious 1980 Jefferson Awards for the greatest public service benefiting American communities don't believe in "looking out for No. 1." The three women and two men who were honored at a ceremony at the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., subscribe to the philosophy that giving-oft themselves is more important than taking for themselves. "The best advice I'd be able to give anybody is to first give of themselves," said award winner Tilda Kemplen of Duff, Tenn., founder and director of Mountain Communities Child Care Development Centers. "Think of others first. Figure out what you want to do and do it. Where it looks like there is no way, there is a way if you put Ior.th some effort." The Jefferson awards are given annually by the American Institute for Public Service, which has Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and former Ohio Sen. Robert A. Taft Jr. as its chairmen. Other 1980 winners are Elaine Griebenow of Edina, Minn., Lee Klein of North Miami Beach, Fla., Dr. Louis I'. Mattucci of Philadelphia, and John Carpenter of Lake View Terrace, Calif. The awardees were chosen by a national board of selectors train local community winners chosen from thousapds of nominees submitted by the public to some 75 newspapers and television sponsors across the nation. Mrs. Griebenow was cited for her volunteer work as a nurse for Cambodian refugees, Mrs. Klein for her dedication to the needs of children with cancer, Dr. MattuccI for volunteer drug abuse work with teenagers, and Carpenter for developing recreational activity for the handicapped. In interviews with (WI, the five discussed their work nd its personal rewards. Miss Kemplen said her 20-year struggle to establish day care centers for poor families in Campbell County, Tenn,, so that parents could have employment opportunities, reflected her upbringing. To be honored for her efforts made her. "very proud." * - 1 1 guess all my life, I've been doing things to try aid help people," she said. "I was raised that way. My parents were that way and I am, too." She said the main difficulty she encountered In serving 2,000 children and their parents and finding employment for 600 people was that there were "no public buildings in our area and it's hard to get public monies into rural, mountainous areas. "All we have to offer is ourselves. It's really hard to get federal funds here because most of the money Is geared for model cities or the growth center, which are the towns," Mrs. Griebenow, 59, mother of two adopted Oriental children, said she was one of 800 people who volunteered their services to the Atherican Refugee Committee to work with Cambodian refugees. She took a three-month leave from the 'University of Minnesota's Children's Hospital Rehabilitation Unit to serve in a 100-bed medical ward In the Kaho-IDang refugee camp in Thailand. "We gave them moral support," she said. "Talking to them meant a lot. You realized they needed something more than medical help. We encouraged them to get all the education they could while they were In camp. We helped them learn English. I admired their courage and their ability to cope with the whole situation." Why did she volunteer? "I wanted to 'because of the television series, 'The Holocaust.' I thought my small con-tribution would help somewhat In the whole picture." Carpenter, 66, who has created an authentic Wild West town and ranch visited by 360,000 handicapped children, said he became handicapped himself after a car ran over hIm 46 years ago. He gave up farming and began making westerns as Hollywood's first independent producer. "I started the ranch in 1944 while I was recuperating from my devastating accident," he recalled. "1 was sitting in my wheel chair when five blind kids came to ask If they could ride my horses. I said 'you can't ride,' but they did. That's how we started. I used my iiiotlon picture money to keep this ranch going but 22 years ago I divested myself of all material things. Anyone can do this. And I've never solicited any money." Carpenter said he considered the award was "the first thing that ever happened to me that is really an honor and I'm four feet off the ground for the first time In my life," "1 feel God has given me this award," he said. Mattucci was a bureaucrat with Philadelphia's model cities program In 1971 when Catholic nuns offered him an old house in the city's Fox Chase area. It became the home of The Bridge, a one-year drug rehabilitation center of which Mat. tucci was co-founder. It has served 1,500 teenagers with a 00 percent success rate due to it comprehensive medical, educational and vocational program. "I became deeply Involved," said MaItUCCI. "It was In my neighborhood and I had children of my own that age. The best part has been watching our kids grow up. I have watched 73 who caine to us as 14 and 15-year-olds become parents. Some of them are very sueceufuL" Mattucd said people who want to get In In$Ived In drug programs should start in the educational field, "teaching other people, about dnigs and alcohol and their effects." "A lot of our problems are family and parent selated, simply because parents know so little about drugs. U there was more work at a very early stage, it would ease the load. 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Le- FAMILY PACK FRYER - - CHUNK CAROLINA PRIDE UNEVEN ALL MEAT riru-i-.' - PIOCISSINO OF i. nirui rc - ' VIr1:l I 41('1114.1 HAM aurrtx 4 teaspoons grated onion -----i--1 tablespoon chopped 4 teaspoons butter or margarine, melted 1 teaspoon lemon juice teaspoon salt Dash pepper 1 firm banana, peeled and diced f1 ffflf (1 )()%gI 4 1 tabloon prapared mustard 1 tablespoon Wcrcestershlre sauce 2 tablespoons chili sauce -2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 bananas, peeled and cut in half lengthwise For stuffing, combine in large bowl stuffing mix, water, cucumber, green pepper, onion, parsley, malted butter, 1 'teaspoon lemon juice, salt and pepper. Mix well. Add diced bananas, Ll- 98 48) __ - YLIF1:l I 41(.1ILI.1 LYKES GRILL - - 3 tablespoons . finely chopped green pepper - IAR.l.OUE LOAF SLICED CHOPPSD SMACKERS 2 tablespoons diced, pared cucumber - LI. LB. FRYER THIGHS 11-01. PACK FLAVOR RITE SLICED LEAN ALL MEAT PORK - - - RIBS FRYERS FAMILY PACK .. 3- 1 LI- PACK PORK SPARS 684 STANDARDL 01014ITS WHOLE it LOINS I UU LI. FRESH ICE PAK FRYER SALE aUARtI7ILICED P0 J RIBS LOC £I bananas with remaining sauce and return to touter oven. Sake 10 mInutes. Serve Immediately. This kitchen-stested recipe makes 4 seIngs. BARBADOS FISH ROLLS two-thirds cup bread stuffing mix WINDEX REFILL 32 OUNCES • - La. LI, MORE LIVER T'L C9UPflY$TYLU P IX 54CC so $148 S-ill. OR CHUCK FRESH PORK SALE SALAMI, BOLOGNA SPICED HAM . fl..,.k 1 58 ,, I LS SKINNED DIVEINED lISP 31 LI. PK ALL MEAT - L i STEAK BRYAN PRE-SLICED - - $ -- IWO Oil"), cut in MeTing I broft4rm ow xeces ½ cup ketchup 2 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 2 tablespoons salad oil 2 tablespoons minced onion 3 medium bananas - Place chicken skin sIdhp in shallow 1-quart baking pan. Mix ketchup, vinegar, nibstard, oil and onion. Spoon % of :*Uce over chicken. Bake In preheated mealmaker toaster oven at 350 degrees Ilir 1 hour or until chicken is tender. Remove from touti• .•- FAMILY PACK'SIUP CURED - IT11 FOAM PLATES look of r' dim. 19 Limitlthru6-2110. Without coupon lid _ - STEAK - ROAST LIZ CENTER CUT CHUCK Caribbean cooking reflects the many natIonalitIes whose flags have flown over the Islands. Touches of Dutch, Spanish, British, French and Danish cuisines mingle with that of the native populatlona. MAALOX LIQUID U' BONELESS 505.5. BRISKET STEAK Has Special Flavor $148 298 T-BONE SAVE ON ECONOMY 5-LB. BOXES ib .L1t'1:l I CI{•1'lI'l . 116VJ - Car bean Food Limit 2 tPwi,, 4 21 SO. Without coupon l 11th I,I_*mLIv1IN. I 218 * • . STYRO CUPS PACK OF51 • PEACHES CALIFORNIA SOUTH CAROLINA ROME LETTUCE HEAD 48' YELLOW APPLES 98- LARGE ONIONS 31.11.58' BANANAS - 2 FOR $100 MANGOS SWE ET. 211.1$. UP GOLDEN RIPE 3LBS. l00 ILl. 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U Limit I With TN; Ceips. And Additls.mI PurfIasis Of $11 Or Wars lid. CIgarsilsI AM Other Clips. Items. (ipires lime IS. GALA PAPER SHORTENING TOWELS CRISCO GIANT ROLL I U ç 'C Um" * WIlt TN; Ceipse And Ad. ditissol Pvrdeses Of UI Or Miri Ind. Ctgareftis AM Otter Ceip.. Slims. IxpIrsi Jees IS. 2.1.1. $138 CAN U Limit I Wilt This Ceips. AM AdtésasI Pirclgass Of 32$ Or Mire End, Cigarettes AM Oftir Cups. Items. lapim Jims IS. I �- - S - - 2 -Ev.nIngH.rald,$anf4, Let's 0 Wsdn.$dsy,Jun.23,lflO An All-American Cookout Have Fourth of July gatherings bring waves of nostalgia especially ose Ice cream? Remember parade bands, banners and bunting? Remember the rockets backfirerand everyone ducked sawhorse table? Remember..? new decade will produce new tales of fun and fumbles YOU join family and friends for an All-American cookout. With economy on most minds, wh4t better way to get ll - For th Make we Remember the homemade In small bowl, the local with its beat o m o doubt With the guests bring the salads, casseroles, desserts and other makings of the star-spangled eating maraftn. Adding to the All-American flavor are the following side over BARBECUETURKEY ut .To into . 0 - This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings, GRANNY'S - BARBECUESALAD tops with cheese, olives, raisins, radishes and otliec foods - 2 tablespoons chopped onion ITSY BITSY TUNA BISCUITS 1 teas poon sugar 2 (10-ounce) packages 1/4 teaspoon sal t refrigerated b iscui ts teaspoon pepper 1 (6½-or 7-ou nce) can tuna In medium bowl, combi ne apples, kidney beans, pickle - and in vegetable oil OfllOfl. 1 cup i' ounces) creamed In small bowl, beat together oil, vinegar, mustard, sugar, cottage cheese salt and pepper. Stir into apple-bean mixture. 2 ta blespoons milk Cover, Refrigerate 3 hours or overnight, If possible. l cup chopped unpared Serve with meal, fish or poultry. This kitcben4ated recipe apple makes 6 to 8 ser vi ngs. ½ ciip chopped walnuts NOTE: If Granny Smith apples are not available, substitute L cup raisins (optional) other tart, crisp apples. a teaspoon cinnamon poon CASSEROLE Cut biscuits In quarters. 1 po und sweet I talian sausage Place on ungreased baking MEXICALI SAUSAGE - 2 tablespoons vegetable oil (optional) 2 cups. sliced zucchini (½ pound) - I2 cups cooked rice, - di vided - 1-3rd cup grated Parmesan cheese ' teas POTATO SALAD 2 pounds potatoes (6 medium) 4 pou nd bacon, diced 1 medium onion, chopped $ ½ cup cide r vinegar - ½ cup beef bouillon 2 teaspoon salt t4 teaspoon whi te pepper L4 cup chopped fresh parsley In larp saucepan, cook potatm In slightly sWted boiling water for 2O minutes or just until tender. Drain. Peel while hot, Cut Into '4-Inch slices. Cook bacon and onlon in large A&t until light golden . - l teaspoon salt 3 cups shredded red cabbage 5 cups shredded Chinese or regular cabbage 1 cup diced Swiss cheese, If desired Cook peas and carrots according to package directions.' DrMn'and chill. ' -Combine sour cream, mustard, onion and salt for dressing. Toss gently with *u and carrots and remaining Ingredients. This kitchen-tested recipe makes $ servings. AHOSKIU -. • 5' 5 ' CORNBREAD. •• ',': 1 (12 -ounce) package corn muffin mix •: . 0 jo •-, . - - 1 cup de hydrated Instant potato flakes - lcup milk ½ CUP water 2 eggs, lightly beatenI)a,i ,t13110 .'.: 5 . -- taw ,-- - .' --1 • ' 1 . .•i ... t'.-. STEA - - gathered picnic O 91Op), C, 4~1 sZare the skewers with nectarines and red peppers. These ènder, juicy broiled kabobs are the perfect panther for the !rnion-tomato-olive flecke d rice. To please a crowd with a bit of showmanship, serve Crowd Pleasin' Pork Fried Rice prepared In a large Wok, an actessory to t he Weber ba rbe cue kettle. Prepare recipe 94W p CA 93 "O e-,s U bi Ix %,j flS pace La.$ i STEAK - : -. LI. - ' (I 2V egrees F., allowing 17 to 19 minutes per pound. Combine pach preserves, orange juice, catsup, Instant minced onion, tiustard and ginger in saucepan. Cook slowly 20 minutes, LI. 38-0 i. Brush glaze on roast during the last 20 minutes of cooking me. Allow to "set" in a warm place 15-20 minutes after rmoval from kettle. Roasts continue to cook during this time, Lt. 6B . DRUMSTICKS Lt. ising approximately 5 degrees F. to reach HINDQUARTER LEGS, LI. 34c' '..........." •' - •'' "• • '" ,,...-•..•• ,, 1 AMIY PACK . hIP BRISKET LI. 68 ROAST Lt. S THIGHS $ 1 77 - 111 298 MORE CAROLINA PRIDE 9711.111. • SLID CHOPPID _______________ HAM ______________ STOKILY CORlUN Lt. . ________ SAUSAGE . LI. 88' 1 _________________ ________________ MERITA KING - BREAD . JEWEL °" 58' SOAP• 35 $1 ® VILDA CAN Lt. 25' HALF AND HALF QT. 69' HOT DOG BUNS APPLES • BAG LARGE $100 $198 WATERMELON I 9941 I 6 STOKELY TOMATO G LASS 1Pk. CANS 1 __________________1: RITZ rnal temperature of 170 degrees F. Have the meat retailer loosen the chine (back) bone by awing across the rib bones. When routing is finished, the 14ckbonecanberethoved'iiilybyninnIng.thecarv1ngknIfe . a long the edge oflhroaabef ore the meatisplaced on the ' CATSUP 33-OL6T COLA IS.11.IIS WATT LO-FAT MILK CLOVER CREEK GAL. $168 EXTRA RICH __ •-0 '- • ••" S _____ .. - U ______ \. • including - 00, 1/2GALLON -. -- - - OF MILK value) _______ ________ -' Up to 51.10 __ with purchase of - ____________ ________ _______________ THIS AD EFFECTIVE three THURSDAY, JUNE 26, THRU THURSDAY, _____ JULY CONVENTIONAL DIRECTIONS _ CLOSED SUNDAY... ast meat thermometer so bulb Is centered In the thickest _______ _____ ______ -_. -, 1 Place roast, fat side up, on rack In open roasting pan. Insert 3, _____ ____ I boo _ - General Mills General Mills of .... sled hi Ilil t4eI Betty £00I • - - " •'I Cook rice according to package directions. Transfer to bowl. mblne dressing, soy sauce and sugar; stir Into hot cooked ce Cover and chill thoroughly. Before serving, add 9-0 5 'O"°' " getables and nuts; toss lightly. Serve on salad greens. 8 to 10 I 84 11 General 12-os. $429 Trix Cereal ................ Almondine ................. Betty Crocker Noodles 69° General Mills Wheatles Cereal .......' $129 pkg Stroganoff ................I 69° General Mills Cereal SUMMERTIME PORK KABOBS 2 pounds boneless pork shoulder, cut In 1 to 1"g-inch cubes I cup pineapple juice one-third cup oil Assorted Vareties of Betty Crocker Layer or Pou d -- 89° Betty Crocker Fudge Supreme 23' 590 Cake Mix .................... J 46' 'Gelatin 4341. Pi4 asmiry __ Detergent 96' PUdlr MI 4½1. Cam rnoaade Than 341, Issts • - 'P Towels 6 _________________ RICTIVI , s" Im 1lb4s. Tams$sr Pastrin. 1441. Corn Pas n' *141. Cam LamcMsm 141.0 69' $siuges 151. PSOSI ' 59' most 79' - Crisp Ries II4L TSI - 89' pubs - 23' 11$ 43' - - Ml - Pcas r.sms 66' . 33' 9 • • - 46' 19 w *k' . .ss.T..aN 63' 441. Parassim 494 445 IS4LS555 2 '. 59' Ck.ese 29' s" , 2" 'i" '"'. 39$ Asparagis - - .. 76 1S%41. 23' 46" on - 53$ . &NSSFSS 69' 011A i.,, 5- "s'. $3 . - H*SI 53 Corn 994 14W4L wWse 29. - Slam. Crsam Mix - 29' 33 -. -- Cars YMsw - 394 3441. WNss Deane - l$ 5145. TsaaI BeICS 9$ 144s. c e'i.. Deans I441..l1CutGnss - - ' - 79 d Dres mayonnaise. 9' - 431. Vinegar ................3iW4 Mi Ofti I IPIRtI Pi1PYIi(N )s I • . •• ' • • • •• I I a ce, - 334 4.sL Pepper 26' i-I.. ning cubes to coat. Cover dish or tie bag securely and 'arthate in refrigerator 4 to 6 hours (or overnight), turning at ho t once. pour off and reserve marinade. Thread pork on six h skewers, leaving space between cubes. Arrange ash)vered coals in a sparse layer, allowing space between them. S e kabobs on the grill, cover and cook to 35 minutes or ritil done, turning a nd brushing with reserved marinade xaslonally. Push cubes together; thread nectarines and red epper pieces on skewers dining last 10 minutes of cooking mc. 6 servIngs. •O ] PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO iit.iii QUANTITIES SOLD 2 tablespoons butter or margarine - cted onion _____ ______ ___ ___ __ . ½ cup dry white WII2e i teaspoons garlic salt . I teaspoon basil I medium tomato, chopped ½ cup sliced rips olives Melt butter In large saucepan; add nlcn and cock until Inder, but no br owIL Md rice, water, wine *nd Cover UOUY WA *nmer s tomato azsl olives. Renove frcrn host. 14 1514 oOqed, ott) all lkpild Isabeorbed, about I ,5uperMoIst blv* $ugihP* .th Ir.. boltoni p1, i fton,I 9packagsol S411VU0111 Si si iniy ciii ms.• 1h VsthfI C)siu.i IrOsfl oil Iiab OS housing end p ________ Who" YOU UY o SHOPp1 I TsCnl10t..Iurd(.,pIo p.oIot cs c'sa". pliasa miss IP%S OI(JSV cisi, ,,9.$Iis ti,i .illl 5th Ki OS Oil ci deem difchld SQ 0.01,51 MeSh. I,.. lii SI MWwi..ipols' Mm., 56440 ______________ MIX & >" t COO creamY DBIUXO F rostifl9 ______ ______ 49' ,o, I m,i nd salt in small saucepan; cook slowly 10 minutes. Cool. - Cat Yams 29' $4 1441. Sramm Uai 25' Dog Food 73q m... as,& Dog Food -46' CSrIed___ Bed . 'n-am. isams. Lam.. Jalce compament.) 1141. Cam 9$ 1141. CaR Ice Tea 1$' IS.u. kI Beins 'Cl t Food MN SUN .. - -*•-i-•.S".*i .r,-, S)...Si WSJ 54 '05114 .4ft-fl.,1 S i..S L Sd 1•,.. ,-'d •...5'S4 'S r.,, ,.-. ...S ., s. •...., $129 Brownie Mix ................ I I Combine pineapple juice, oil, brown sugar, 'P littAM ½,.z. Cam 21' 5RIiMkoFFIR Sal 313 MrnNtAPOu$ i,rw, ., .- 'rp / ______________________ • 3 nectarines, each cut in 8 pi eces 2 medium red peppers, each cut in 12 pieces ' _________________• 29' Cat ' Food "VIk MAIL TO GINt RAt NIUS. INC IN e pork cubes in utility dish or plastic bag; add marinade, 69' 1Su4I. I1lt) PIUS i cPi ig,fi, lopi riPi tPie if 4i teaspow salt OZ. - S(ND me enwe BOX BOTIOUS from these I 5'iOl. 69 ••d •.a./.4.. 't.'M (i'S. ' "sd 5'i le *esS OSs. - s.a, .5. 1P4 IIs.5 .5 V -6 01 tS, Gen,ai Miss cr.flhl oI 01 tli,I) n4 9110n of mill usu' Betty Crocker Noodles Cd spy Wheat 2 08 Romanoff .........................'N RaI&ns ...................p1 g a-'-' VOW -"I " 1i cup coarse ly chopped walnuts S 11-08 MN $1440 BUY Graham Cereal .........ISoa. $129 Noodles 1601 tli• 550,1 I•'ii $0 O.i• MIS. leG BOB tos uo c'' - -10*tI 79° S ----• OFFICIAL MAIL-IN CERTIFICATE *9 General Mills Golden Bugles Snacks .......... i*nv t.o..o'Me ,..ui,.,, bille 2 cups firmly packed fresh spinach leaves, cut in this strips 1 cup sli ced radishes I medi um z uc chini, cut in this str ips 3 cup sliced celery and milk: --------------------------- Whsnyoumallln2boibotlomi. 5-- these 1980... Betty Crocker IS icfv s co,apo., good $0. oi 0/ of Big "G" cereals pho. I clove garlic, minced 2 LITER -- ____ FREE ' find all your favorites __ __ -. . fatter to be carved: For 2 roasts, double Ingredients for glaze. Note: The be cooked Indirect method heat) jia gas kettle. 1 tablespoons brown sug ar ç 6 whole a llspice, crushed s c. 39 •i CLOVER CRIUK S / rvings. 1201 SMURPRISH HAMBURGER 0* BANANAS ROME '-' 93' BEER SHORTENING HEAD 48' 4p MILLER HIGH LIFE J, Ii 's 14.01. CAN CALIFORNIA - RID HOT BEANS $100 30 EGOS PACK CAROLINA PRIDE COOKED i 1-LI. $23. 15& FRANK 5 Lt. HAM FLAT OF9 3 own - opening bigger and bigger stores wh an even larger selection of brand name groceries to serve Florida's growing population. Explore the Publix near you today and you'll find all the brands you know and trust in the sizes that are right for your family. / You'll MAIKF9 e recommended ½ teaspoon sugar ______________________ SYKES 5,,, th 1 cup rice ½ cup Italian dressing 1 tablespoon soy sauce LB. 69C -. UBL ,,_____ • SUMMER GARDEN RICE SALAD 4 WIENERS . _____- ________ ilnutes of cooking time. LA RGE SIZE UP • ALL MEAT IARIICUILesP SOUTH CAROLINA SWEET s-LBS. u L. ____ _____ ' -- I. .' il the thermometer registers 165 degrees F., allow 30 to 35 ilnutes per pou nd. Brush glaze on roast during the Last 20 EGGS - 2 NESTRUN FLORIDA When space exploration took .off in-Florida back in the fifties, Publix was busy in a space race of ds --I ut. Make certain bulb does not rest In fat or on bone. Do not d water; do not cover. Roast In a slow oven (325 degrees F.) UNCLASSIFIED ______________________________________ ____________________________________________ S 31.114. - $12 OR LB. ________________________ SALAMI ES LB. GROUND $ . 0 Continuing our Anniversary Celebration -now we're in the 1950's. to 10 L. . 100 PCT. PURE BEEF. LB. 64" space National Brands, ____ 0 1" thickest part. Make certain bulb does not rest In fat oronbone. enter roast, fat side up, on ou tdoor grill over drip pan after - TURKEY 50,, $198 LI. ' joals are ash covered. Par tial ly close bot tom dampers, If peces.sary to control heat. Cover kettle (leaving top damper pen) and cook roast until meat ther mometer registers 165 5 LEGS LI, more - devote ' d to - [ç'v,, [ii insert roast meat thermometer so bulb is centered in the F" DRUMSTICKS FAMILY PACK PACK ROAST STEAK ______________________________________ I RsRs I•IB --- UN When coals are ready, set drip pan in place be tween them n he lower grill directly under where the roast will be placed. 3.5 LI. $226 TURKIY SMOULDeR ROUND DELMONICO SPARE lusse race. AMP3 - I tablespoon instant minced onion ' 1 teaspoon prepared musta rd . teaspoon ground ginger LB.45 - THIGHS K With 11. cup catsup TURKEY Lt. '1 CHUCK RIBS I L 3.5 LB. 98 LB. PACK Maybedudnota - --' •• ½ cup orange juice FAMILY PACK SIRLOIN Lt. $218 K -'. IONILI$$ MEATY PORK Yourkid - - -' mediately. 10 to 12 servings. !4 to 6 pound pork loin roast FRYERS -• SAT.. JUNE 21. SALE BEEF STEAK LEAN TER CUT SPICED HAM BOLOGNA -. 1? 1_, . cu p peach preserves SlIP CUIID CHITTERLINGS 10 $$2$ - YOUSIF,- 41 PEACIIGLAZEDPORKLOINROAST WHOLE JUNE 25 THRU % FAMILY PACK BRYAN SLICED ALL MEAT -- SO AGED UIP TUXAS CUIID CEN 29' La.e tsM In large bowl, combine corn muffin mix and potstoflake& I Lt .MANGOS .11? ibe.diSh meal that will satisfy the heartiest appetites. C LB. pp WI, -- . 68; Lt LETTUCE YELLOW ONIONS GOLDEN RIPE ' .------ -over the coals, a few minutes of - cooking time will provide a 1 LB. until smooth. takes after- ROOFF STEAK $ 98 PORK CHITTERLINGS .10L15.4 - pepp - •: FRFSH ICE PACK 'P STEAK $ 28 brown. Place cottage cheese and milk In container of electric blender. Cover and process ' - i I PORK sandwich, • I' 1-BONE MEATY Spread t= mixture an h& Add vinegar, bouillon, salt, pepper &M parsley. Add of shapes. Top with potatoes. Heat. Shape. Spread remaining This kitchen-tested reci pe makes 4 to 6 servIngs. 00 top, NOTE: 1 cup shredded pared carrot may be cooked with Decorate with cheese, bacon and ordon. olives, çaislns radishes 'CALICO SL4W foods to make people 1(10-ounce) pa ckage frozen peas and carrots 2..3rth cup dairy acm cream This ki tchen-tested recly 3 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard . ma kes 2 ta blespoons finely minced onion ' - - - - In medium bowl, flake tuna, Stir In celery, mayonnaise and peanut but ter. Use people or anhwl cooue cutters to cut Shapes from bread, making sure tohave 2 matdiiing shapes 'for eaeh brown. Remove from heat, • HEAVY WESTERN LAZY COUNTRY STYLE In vegetable oil cup finely chopped celery ½ cup mayonnaise 2 tablespoons peanut butter 1 (1 pound) loaf sliced whole-wheat bread - CHOICE SLICED hIP PORK TAILS. NICK BONES BAG95' LIVER FEET ________________ I I through. Add bacon, tossing lighti)- to combine. Serve iiii- - BRING YOUR OWN BAG OR BOX SHOULDER RIBS- 5 Cook rice according to package directions: chill. Remove bones froin pork steaks and cut iiieat into strips 1.4 to I I inch Ingredients in advance so that after the Wok has been heated. FRESH MEAT. ERESH PRODUCE, DAIRY AND GROCERIES. ALL AT WAREHOUSE PRICESI NO MEMBERSHIP FEE! PORK STEW ribs, marinated overnight in a flavorful pineapple juice mixture, Food _________________________ PICNIC LEAN ornc ROAST F AMILY PACK LEAN PORK STEAK LEAN IONULISS °' 1 PUbHx LB. 88 _________________________ I 0%-or 7-ounce) can t= PENNSYLVANUDU`TCH $ - ouse nutmeg Remove casing from sausages. In large skillet, brown In medium bowl, flake tuna. sausage, br eaking up wi th spoon as It cooks. Remove from St ir In cottage-cheese mixskillet. Set aside. lure, apple, walnuts, raisins, In sine ski llet, saute zucchini and onion until crisp-tender, cinnamon and nutmeg. In 2-quart casserole, arrange half of cooked sausage. Add 1 SlIt biscuits and fill.- with cup cooked rice, then half of cooked vegetables. Repeat with tuna mixture. rema ining sausage, rice and vegetables. This kitc hen-geated recipe Combine toma toes, cumin and pepper sauce. Pour over nes ) biscuits. casserole. Sprinkle wi th Parmesan cheese. - NOTE: Recipe may be Bake In 350-degr ee oven Z to X minutes or until hot and halved If desired. bubbly. Serve wi th addi tional pepper sauce, If desired. TEENY TINY TUNA This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. - CREAThRES - - ONE STOP SHOPPINGI UNDER ONE LOIN minutes or Until,. golden 1 (1-pound) can tomatoes, undrained ½ teaspoon cumin L teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce - I sheet, Bake according to package directions for 5 to 7 - cup sliced onion - a re ' QUARTER SLICED milkshakes and brownies. 2 tablespoons cider vi ne gar 1 teas poon pr epared mustard 0 please - 0 SAVE 20% TO Serve with fresh fruit '. cup vegetable oil .4, •; 71he uninvited picnic guests ________________________ PORK SALE • soy I - Pork I. • time a quick toss S and animal Shapes. Fill wi th an Interesting tuna - roasts, Peach (lazed Loin Roast with Suin• mer Garden Rice Salad.- Feast . 5. 8- green onions - cut in 2-inch diagonal pieces unusual combination of vegetables. The rice Is cooked ahead, then chilled, so at serving with vegetables and nuts is all that's required. A menu sure to those round the table includes Summertime Pork Kabobs with Celebration Rice. Economical cubes of pork, cut from the boneless shoulder, 7 Prices Are Born Here concoc tion. Then decorate the 2 Ca pe Gr an ny Smi th apple cored and cubed 1 (15½-ounce) can red kidney beans, drained 1-3rd cup i-hopped sweet pickle or sweet pickle relish 0 - Gs W And Raised Elsewhere 4th St. & Sanford word Fla. Store Hours Mon.-Thurs 97 Fri Sat. .. .. .......... ............ LEAN TENDER CAROLINA - 10ounces frozen peas, defrosted Summer Carden Rice Salad adds color and crunch with its • Mr. sandwich bread into people I need two roasts. The sweet-sow glaze complements the pork pushing cooked meat to one side; stir in soy sauce. Add rice, flavor In delicious fashion, peas and green onions and stir-fry 5 minutes or until heated DEHTSTD Heat remitiong marinade. Serve with steak. e second servings. If Your group numbers more than 5 or 6, you'll and garlic in Wok I one-third at a tinie) until well (tone, - ,I 2 tablespoons vegetable oil By AILEEN CLAIRE 2 tablespoons wine vinegar NEA Food EdItor 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Summer is a great time to ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce enter tain the little folk. And • ½ teaspoon pre pa red mustard eats - whe t he r simple or ½ teaspoon salt elaborate - can guarantee Pla ce steak in shallow nonme ta l dish. the success of the party. Combine remaining ingredients. Pour over meat. Your child can help you Cover. Refrigera te overnight, prepare the tiny hot and cold Remove meat from marinade. Gr ill 5 Inches f rom source of sandwiches. Use favorite heat, 5.mlnutes per side for rare meat, cookie cutters For cutting • :•: Peach slices ______________________ % cup beer - - with other fruits. Serve with dressing. ____ .: 'H 1 ,.- i wide and 2 inches long. Cook bacon in Wok over high heat: Count the compliments along with your blessings when serve an elegant Peach Glazed Pork Loin Roast Since a loin remove and drain on absorbent paper. Remove all but aproast is one of the most popular pork cuts, be sure to allow for proximately one-third cup bacon drippings. Stir-fry pork strips S Mix sour cream, mayonnaise, sugar, cur ry powder, ginger and lemon juice. Chill 2 hours or longer. At serving time, peel and cut bananas. Arrange on platter Fun For ZESTY MARINATED STEAK -1%-pounds flank-stekkor 1~ojnd6n-k0---- :- - • for cup sauce 1 package .12 hams steaks, chops and cubes for kabobs-are especially kind •to your food budget. Rice is another food dollar stretcher. Melon wedges Sandwich Wonderful ange that pont cuts suitable for outdoor cookery t Grape5 2 teaspoons grated orange rind ginger and ½ teaspoon Tabasco sauce. Baste turkey with sauce every 15 minutes during last 45 minutes of cooking. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 8 servings. NOTE: Turkey also may be roasted In covered grill. Insert thermometer In breast more accurate timing. - Pineapple chunks or slices divided ' Pork s uPplies are high this year, and ft abundance means 1 teaspoon lemon Juice Bananas, cut in chunks . A For an ch of cookout menu, serve popular pork with a spectacular rice accompaniment. exciting • powder I envelope unflavored gelafin In small bowl, combine ketchup, onion, soy sauce, oil, garlic, R 5. Is/take For 2 teaspoons finely chopped candied ginger - of pepper sauce. Secure turkey on rotisserie. Cook 20 minutes per pound or according to rotisserie directions. wa FRUITSALAD cups. orange juice, L c oin, - CURRIED BANANA high speed until smooth and fluffy. Turn into pan, return to freezer and freeze. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 5½ FROZEN YOGURT S ORLANDO 2 cups 1 cup sugar teaspoon salt Glazed - about 2 ½ cup mayonnaise 2 teaspoons sugar 2 teaspoons curry Ii teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce Wash an d dry turkey. Season turkey cavity wi th sprinkling Peach cover and Place over low heat. Stir constantly until gelatin dissolves, about 5 minutes. Cool slightly. Pour into loaf pan and freeze until firm. - :,- "I.;.. freeze 1% cups sour cream :• •- ••"- . ' •• POrk from heat. orange rind. in yogurt. In large chilled bowl, beat gelatin mixture and egg whites at ½ cup chopped onion 1-3rd cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 clove garlic, minced ½ teaspoon ground ginger I 1M R! . Widnnday.Ju(s25,1!lO-_3C . until Stir In sugar and salt. 1½ cups orange In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatin and sugar. Stir in orange juice, milk and orange rind. kit cup ketchup . over low heat. in cornbread ;. I orange - dishes from various parts of the country. - In medium minutes together than with an old-fashioned covered4M cookout? The host provides barbecued tuwkey orgrfflod marinated steak an • Into Cover. under the when eggs. Stir in In when This first Fourth of July of the together milk, water EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Yummy 2 8-ounce) containers plain yogurt saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over ½ cup juice. Place Stir constantly gelatin dissolves, about 3 mInutes. Remove Stir In remaining juice and Cool slightly. Stir Turn Into can of 2-or 4-quart Ice cream maker. Insert dasher, cover and according to manufacturer's directions. Turn into container, ri pen abou t 2 hours in freezer. This kitchen-tested recipe makes quar ts. NOTE:'H if of recipe may be preparedlnl.quart ice rm maker. in center. beat and Pour well. Stir just to combine. pepperoni. 10-inch sk illet, il low heat.Pour mixture. Cook 25 to 35 or until cornbread is firm in center. cool in es serve, cut wedges. INDIAN RIVER SHERBET 1 envelope unflavored gelatin ½ cu p sugar 1 cup orange Juice 1 cup milk • (optional) I teaspoon grated orange rind 2 egg whites past 50. LOUISIANA I small (6-to 8-pound) turkey Tabasco pepper sauce 1' 2l ' 77T MM SIding 2)' -______________- - 56' i- Sir - OWDPIAASI?)BRF111 3 cups rice I pork blab Ankil,Ca UA4 3 . (t .- ______ _____ _____ ____ S ________ ___ 0 _______ f' - ' 0th. espit Novipb1, 30, 1111 tip iois usoss 10 .GIihsd to si,., Je...., L.01011.104 S5.1.i105 f.5so4 051.. 10.-lId I This h4 • I10ids. Q.."std -. I I hi Its 'iI,indIs. Is.10y. 5 UN .' ______ WIS ½pcufldfl.CUtIfl1P' 2cIovUgIrliC,flgnced ' 5 - , , .5. s.s. 5.5.550.0 Publix �- - -. - - - c-. - -, I - - - - -.- .- -- -----.-. .- ---- - .'-- - ,--- - a I - - - I -----. - t , - 4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 23, 1NO ' Americans have always loved to eat outdoors, so any sunny whose palates are attuned to the extra-hot place a bottle of basco "devil" the day is an occasion to set the dinner table on the porch or patio. t I 7. . • We seem never to tire of the good, wholesome flavor of corn during the summer months; and Corn and Pepper Relish Salad Mold uses this most American of vegetables in a novel way. A sparkling sweet-and-sour gelatin mixture Is given extra zip by fragrant pepper sauce. The attractive mold encases a mixture of diced celery, onion, red and green bell peppers, and con- - - * _ - - - OutdoorMeal With A Touch Of Americana as ; broiled f ` LQ7 ~ wl~ 11 PU teaspoon lt teaspoon paprika i It's a Florida- Tradition '"t' • -. . Stuff ,. s . ii - . or e'egant (uS I . ZUCCjiifl J ir'-, - Golden Bananas.. 4 _______ • r'\ C ______ 0 I I or Thick) unnyuanu (Regular ICr'., '" Sliced Bacon ..... pkg. 899 Gwaltney Big 8 Meat Franks ...... Ra•h's Black -Hawk Daintees 99' . Fresh Pork Shoulder Boston Blade Steak ' - P1b*. ............. • + ............... . \ ', •• Green Beans Delicious Cooked or Raw In Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna or U.S.D.A. Choice (5 to 7-lb. avg.) Salami................ Whole Beef Tenderloin 1 9 • Armour Golden 2 Boneless Canned Ham ............. I pints for Tomatoes............ li'i • 390 ' - • • • Relish Trays, With "Sun World" Ft Seedless Limes.. - !j . . • dose n - • Swift' , I 990 0 s Premium SizzIear,-08 II Breakfast Strips.. pk,. I 4I I' 3 1980* I .-{ - PS - 3-oz p+ 88° _c. -, ADC, Regular, Drip, Fine, or Electric Perk Maxwell House To deep fat Irs. Place o ys ters in a single l,,*.r in .i Ii basket. Fry in (1cc[) fat, 350 degrees F., for 2 ((I 3 iiuuutcs " 59 DOZEN To pan fry: Place oysters in a single' layer in hot fat ma Iinch fry pan. Fry at a moderate heat for 2 to 3 imuntites or tiiil' brown. Turn carefully. Fry 2 to 3 minutes longer or out oysters are brown. Drain on absor be nt paper Serve wi lemon wedges and Quick Tartar .Sauce. Makes fi servings QUI('K Tti(T,tR SALUE 1 cup mayonnaise or salad drcs.sing cup drained sweet relish $ 6 PK. - (LimIt 1 P1...., With 0th., Purchases of $5 or Mori, Excluding ill Tobacco Items) Wise Bravo Nacho or Sesame BUSCH BEER Torti lla Chi 9 1 J' PUBLIX _______________________________ iF1 I iT !.i'i' ' °'- o. 890 RF SIRVIS TO LIMIT Conibine ingredients. (' hill. Makes approxiinatek GUANTITIES • - -- + + Fleischmann's Corn Oil P 2 LITERS Margarine .............. win-P. 89' • ' . I- ____ ' THIS AD EFFECTIVE 89' - Azteca bog Corn Tortilla..... - " I Assorted Flavors, Dairi-Fresh Swiss Style 69. -- - - -- c' - I Y ogurt t bRE PORT CHARLOTTE. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, THRU THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1980.,. CLOSD SUNDAY .... .1Vl*1.rwsITT)'4T*J - CELEBRATING THE OPENING + I PRICES000DIN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES . --: ; - 89' -' For additional free recipes write: Seafo(d, 39{) (oo Come join us' - Buttermilk or - I , , (III sauce. • - 79 + until oysters are brown. Drain on absorbent paper. - Coffee.............. C wee - ' + Regular Biscuits ........... 4 Strawberry Glaze ................... July _-_ Country Style "Continental" Brand rsenDThr + h Margarine.......... - Vidalia Onions.... or Pies or Tarts, Use • I + refrigerator, freshly shucked oysters ill Iiiaintain quality 1 k. it creative twist to )- our next stuninertune get-to etht i wi'th an oyster fry. (l(lSl' F 1(11 1) O't "11 ItS 2 cans 1 12 ounces eachi o%sters, fresh or froien 1 1 2 Lups dry bread crumbs I I - cups flour 's cup milk 2 eggs, beaten I teaspoon salt Dash. pepper F at for frying • IAII1Ofl Wedges Quick Tartar Sa uce Thaw if frozen. Drain. Combine crunibs.and flour. Coinhii riiilk, eggs, salt, and pepper. Boll oysters in riiiiib Iiiixtiii Dip Oysters in egg iiiixture and roll in ruiiib tiiIXttirt' OL'iI a bout y t1 Gelatin ..........3 • vii'wiii* Fleischmann's Soft For Slicing or Salads, Sweet (Medium Size) • I -' 79• Jell-O BREAKFAST CLUB FLORIDA GRADE A : '° : .............................. kles Assorted Flavors LARGE EGGS on' 790 Margarine .......... cm. 49' pkg. , - Pillsbury . 59 -- SOLD For Your Picnic Slew, Use "Ruskin"Brand • p.- selects Shucked oysters arc niarketed In two sizes standards - selects being the larger size. Fresh shut-kt- 6 .p.. - minerals as well. 'Ce d lea rris Cairo Beauties Hamburger Dill " tCouovi Charcoal.......... ...' 12-OZ. CANS Summertime is Lime Time, Florida per lb. - [' 75 of 4-ot. Can, McCormick Black Pepper Royal Oak 790 $165 Manzanllla • ,, . •llv•s................. 690 1w ... Polski Wyrob ' 22OZ. ckles 89° II' .................... L i. : Chocolate Chip Cookies by Nabisco Mushrooms ......... pkg. Add Zest to Your Salads and Green Onions ..... Fresh ' 73° Keebler ' Brand (2 bunches per pkg.) - Aluminum FoIl Potato Chips... + Fresh RIPE OR PICNIC SNACK. 790 pito - $129 18 Inch Wide, Publix Heavy Duty Deviled Ham , - For Your Steaks, Roasts or Salads, "Country Stand Brand - 9-oz. Size, Dixie Disposable Stuffed With Pimsntos, Publix + $13 sioa pkg .7 Fudge or Vanilla Creme Pitted Olives... - 39. For Your Picnic Salads, Ripe -. Medium Size'' Test" pole". $120 Lindsay Large California Ripe • Lettuce................ Dixie Plates Ruffles or Lay's Regular HIC Drink ' ' 16ou Assorted Flavors 3 BarBQue 79° Cookies ............ pq+ Romaine CAKE PERFECT FOR SHORT $699 490 Smoked Flavored or Regular conn. 9-inch Size, Disposable Underwood pk ................ 31.oi Drink Catsup..............bot. Sunshine Salads, Fresh White Fresh Crisp 2+ Couon - , chen cool. rhe Florida Depill-tinent of Natural Resources notes of natur&s richest sources Iron. Six SupplieSIflOre _,* ,i,ji)4GreenSfamps1 $199 Is-OR. Sauce ............... bat. Dal Monte Tomato $139 '' Wheat Wafers hstg. 999 Cauliflower Add Variety to Your Salads 9 ' Star ) Kids Love 'em! Borden's Che.z•lts......... For Your Picnic Bean Salad, esh Teflder •,•, Kraft Garlic Flavored, Hot, Sunshine Crackers i 990 Blueberries Breakfast Club Hamburger or 390 Hot Dog Buns Ice Cream 12-pk. Sandwiches .... plag. Q1 For Pies or Muffins, Plump Fresh • 89 + er Orange Juice ...... .cm. Fresh bet'tieS - $139 A Picnic Treat, "Minute Maid"Brand '. - for $I Sweet Corn ..... 10 I.IAKS OR GREAT FOR CAKE RIPE STRAWBERRY Ct.U4%.'o t Roast on the Grill, Fresh Tender Yellow J 99. c•ns I i Aim Toothpaste Regular Lemonade or Lemon-Lime ' . l2 I 20e Off Label, 4oz. Tube • i Plunip, juicy oysters. lightly breaded, fried golden bro, ii and served with I quick and tasty tartar sauce inakes for treat to be enjoyed by all. L With the onset of suninier weather the titne is right for I viting friends and famil% over foran old-fashioned o~ster frN The necessary ingredientsare fewand sunple,and the cooku tinie is inuunial. When possible, cook outside to keep the ki I[1I11SilGreen Stamps, . Shasta Drinks ...........- 6 + i L.............................. 1 age.......... + - Copacol Mouthwash Lipton . servings. Tasty Oystq'rs Nutr t ous .Too ..... ..... @ 01A111 I I 1 118-02. Boll .. makes 6 - JWGreenStamps 490 Snacks ............. C`#`n`n'. 780 14 This kitchen-tested recipe + E X T 11 A GREEN i; servings. Garnish with olives. Dill, Mis, Not D", Hsmwrgor or Sweet or \ , . , , . l, iceberg '*•,_ ..',7t + ++ r° • to, For Your Summer Salads and -., over medium-high heat until mixture conies to full boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir in lemon Juice. Serve over cutlets. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 servi n gs. i*fIJI. bounty for - irst ,4•____ Add broth and chives, stirring constantly. Continue cooking - - - seafood . • First ofthe the Season, Ripe, Juicy "-r" Flour. Continue cooking, stirring constantly, about 1 minute. + - I medittin zucchini, cubed 1 cup mushrooms, diced 2 onions, peeled and sliced 1 green pepper, cut in strips 1 tablespoon parsley, minced 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pe pper Juice of 1 lemon 2 tablespo ons butter I tablpoon Angostura roniatic bitters - '"i - I •', 6; iF of -. I butter in small saucepan over medium beat until bubbly. Add -+ -- Chips, Pretzel Stix or Twists -. Prepare Lemon-Chive Sauce while baking cutlets. Nfelt . . - advantage degrees Wash fish and plait in '- Sprinkle fish with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Bake:15 1, 1 40 minutes or until fish flakes when teted w itii fork or toothpick Remote fish to hot platter. Md butter and bitters.to p.. juices, stirring until well blended Pour o v er fish and spoon (over fish makes an excellent addition to alad or soup. BAKED WHOLE FISH 1 whole fresh, firm-fleshed fish tabout 4 punds, (leaned and scaled / - 425 toothpicks. even - if you buy that fish rather than catch it. Don't'forget that lef- of Florida's - - to take - Choose Curls or Balls, Corn : jJI P • 5,' " a lazy pastime. A whole baked fish can really stretch the food dollar considered &Z, &Z ' Wèdnesda, June 25, l9fG-- - oiled, foil-lined baking'dish. Stuff fish wi th cut vegetables and parsley. Secure people living near bodies of water are taking tip what was once tim - - - 4 olives, sliced Preheat oven to it s always exciting to catch a fish whether it is 3 inches or 30 feet in length And with tighter food budgets more and more Vlasic Relish ...'ojar The badqard barbecue became an institution W in 50's kd families knew that Publix was ft Nce the to find everything thou need the barbecue itlyer'- July 4th Get ry for July 4th, 1980, at Nblix. We'll help you maM this yes's Patio Party the biggest and best ever. - and -- % ell + -va 1 rty, ._- / I ç- / -- -• - 'I's , .. .v -' -' :' ' V •'•L% -a,, iir - In medium saucepan combine sugar, gelafin, mustard a nd bric salt; stir in water, allow to stand 1 minute. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until gelatin is dissolved. Remove from heat. Drain liquid from corn into a measuring cup; add enough iluc water to measure 1 cup. Add to saucepan. Stir In vinegar and i.em Tabasco sauce. Chill until consistency of un bea ten egg whites. .r':i Fold in corn, green pepper, red pepper, onion and celery. Turn "n into a 6-cup mold; chill until firm. Unmold to serve. Serve wi th i;i additional Tabasco sauce, if desired. Yield: 10 to 12 servings. -. - o - I j" 2 eggs beaten O ne-third cup butter or margarine I 10-ounce package frozen asparaguS spears or 18 fresh aiparagus spears, cooked and (trained 6 slices Swiss cheese - _ - Sandwiches, Crisp Western i cup all-purpose flour a- t 0000 - - • - jumping z Celebrote the 4th with,a fli p-citi blix pQ ( "" Z7 •.. * SH I l6-iune-e package fçesh or frozen turkey cutlets, t ha wed cup enriched corruneal 49 cup toasted almond slices l.einon.Chive Sauce 1 tablespoons butter or margarine tablespoonsll a ll-purpose flour cups chicken broth I teaspoon chopped chives 2 tLd5I)(X1fl lemon juice For turkey cutlets,' lx)und ineat with meat inallet or rolling pin to 'h-inch thickness on cutting board or between 2 sheets of wax paper. Combine cornmeal flour, salt and spices Dip cutlets Into egg. bat with mrnme.il mixture. In 12-inch skillet, pan fry cutlets in hot butter over medIum. high heat for 5 to 8 minutes or until golden brown on both sides, adding additional butter if necessary. Drain on absorbent paper. Arrange cu tle ts in 13-by-9-inch baking dish or on overproof platter toforin 6 equal portions. Place 3 asparagus spears over cacti portion. Top each portion with cheese slice. Bake in preheated oven at 400 degrees for 6 to 8 mInutes or until cheese is melted. Sprinkle with nuts. Serve immediately with Lemon-Chive Sauce. ' fish are 1 cup chopped green pepper ½ cup chopped red pepper ' cup Chopped onion ½ cup chopped celery - 21,1 pounds ahort-ribs TURKEY CUTLETS 1 9 a . -- Baked Fish A Real Catch For Food Dollar Stretchers Summertime... . JOIN US AS WE REVISIT 5 DECADES OF SHOPPING PLEASURE. NOW WERE SPOTLIGHTING THE 1950'S. dàcb pie fô dessert. tonia1os Yield 4 servings 1, •- - lit teaspoon pepper sauce In large bowl combine all ingredients except ribs; mix well, As a main course, econon cal Deviled Short Ribs are long Add short ribs. Cover. Regrigerate several hours or overnight, on hearty, honest flavor -that good, meaty kind that most of Remove ribs and place on grill. Cook 20 minutes; turning us savor. The ribs are first tenderized and seasoned by a spicy several times. Meanwhile pow marinade Into small saucepan; marinade of tomato juice, onion, garlic and honey, and then cook over low heat 5 minutes. Brush marinade on meat; cook grilled. As an alternative, the meat may be cooked in a 350 35 to 40 minutes longer until meat is cooked to desired degree F. oven for a bo ut 1½ hours. Youngste rs in pa rticular - doneness. Turn meat and brush often wi th marinade during will enjoy this easy-to-eat, backyard finger food. For those cooking. Serve remaining marinade wi th meat. Serve wi th Give Yourself A Turkey Treat' Do you owe yourself a special dinner? Try turkey cutlets combined with paragus and toasted alillOnds, then Tlus dish is surprisingly simple to prepare. Serve it with a - 1 bay leaf. teaspoon sau 12 teaspoon pe ppe r sauce ahead salad makes it ideal for summer entertaining. . , venient canned corn. Satisfyingten to twelve appetites, this do. . - 2 teaspoons Worcestershire satice 1 clove gar li c, minced - 1 teaspoon dry mustard 11i teaspoons salt I cup water 1 can (1 pound) kernel corn, drained, liquid reserved . ½ cup ciaer vinegar 2 tablespoons white vinegar 2 tablespoons vegetable oil tablespoon honey desired .- - 'Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl: CORN AND PEPPER RELISH SALAD MOLD cup sugar 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 1' cups tomato juice Onerd cup chopped onion iring the mostpleasure and are easy to prepare, too. .. 0 . t,2 DEVILED SHORT RIBS Select seasonal native foods for an outdoor meal with that satisfying touch of Americana. Simple, traditional foods often a, additional Tabasco sauce, if tr Even if all the cooking is done in the kitchen, somehow good hen t'eaten e _01111111, S..- + This Backy&d Dinner Goes Native 9' . - p Libby Ub Relieves Pain Fast' 7 U Anacin ............... bol Ict 179 '.. - "61 211-01 Halved or Sliced - - A Tennessee Pride (Hot or Mild) L+. ,Ø . Whole I .- I Hog 1":Sausage ............: 1° iheDeli cKyour 6 1 Picn Oscar Mayer (Regular or Thick) Sliced Bacon p Lykes Power Pak Chicken Sliced Bologna.. p 9 Plumrose Sliced - Turkey cutlets with asparagus make special treat °" Cooked Ham Cf $199 - Seafood Treat, Snapper Fillet Grapef ruit uice • I Adds Recipe Spark 890. ologna orPlckle& 99. Pimento Loaf Flavorful Franklin or °"•' 79. Genoa Salami Shrimp ••" Pits. Macaroni . ... -. -- 79s 5ld................. -. 2)scallions, chopped PuNix with all Submarine in bowl or jar, combine grapefruit Juice, oil, honey, ginger, processed color Sandwich • '. I .?., garlic and scal.11ons; mix weH. Cover. Let stand at room temperature 2 to 3 hours before using. Use to marinate 4116 int rolk Get a *1141 FOR chicken, duck,' fish, or pork. Marinitte I to 2 hours. Brofl meat Great d KOM* I Enough for 2 to 3 pounds of meat. Yield; 1% cW3 1 on - 3910 .,w.,. 11 i Grape Juice...... . SAVE 30, SAUSAGE, CHEESE, OR PEPPERONI nwinade. ft..fteim, 4 Wwv MR of G" W" PUNCH lemproas"Wel F#Akaftft C~ ounces) Florida grapefruit juice, chilled (1) 'e 89' to Paftftm (RISP Lemonade 11101" Atlantic Poly-Bag A -_ C 99 • ' I quart club Frosh4Aad* chlUed . Natural 14-w. Waffle' s .... 794 Pits. .1 ,e t Thomas (Smother 'em inJami) English Muffins.. 0.. 4?a $149 1112"Mrs TIM MGM OUANTIM, ei bowl sei 69o'- to COOP - c4p peanut butter Place &H ingredients in container of electrk - blender; proc~ss until funo0th. Yield: I serving. Am X0 Birds Eye Baby Potato s • e elm - Young IN Tandiw • + Rodt Cornish Hl6na ..... . - .' - 591 ButterBeana.,...__ 79' 4 - Wrapped Sliced Cheese wt a beauffid taNe (Urnit I P1 with WMMUMIG 12-oz. Cheddar ............. Sour " pk98' $1 19 ft + 1P nwtvnv c,Oba ihwt~ kv spires Thuli July 3 cns 1 FOA N Rich Coffee Creamer fly] ' pt, 3201 Sot - : Cold Water Wash OUPOn July 3 I9O0 . Tone Label, Beauty ftap ....... Bar Sue , 7. (Coupon Onion 4 cup chopped sweet pickle elpises iteaspoon celery seed I t2 teaspoons seasoned salt soup Thw, - JL41 3, low) ki teaspoon seasoned pepper Combine rice and French dressing; imux well. Set aside for 10 - minutes. Add remaining ingredients and toss lightly. Chill. Serve on salad greens. Garnish with cherry toniatoes, if Dre"ng' Assorted Dips.... ",:- 594 shcedcekr and cauliflower pound peeled and deveined cooked shrirmip or I can tuna or cup each crabineat i 2'pk.pk, Upton .390 SAIAD IMPERIAL 2 tablespoons chopped parsley THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY: "-%*wn&Wp.At ukewftxe Nurt t: m lo SHRIMP I WGreenStamps xcudngallTobaccoltems) Se Off SANFORD PLAZA, C N)OW from W tw uOui pawm 0 desired. 't Makes 6 servings. SANFORD 40 =000114PSIMMILIX011% =01MIMM01010 California Style or Satooth & Creamy slig - oei 411 W > off LONGWOOD vagetaw Sam 'e' 991 Choose Food. Wisconsin Chem Bar Mild Cheddar, Mozzarella, Colby oonLooghornor Medium 1l2-6L also esi r 'Cheddar............. ow. + CIMP01:6 C4111100. NVNC!01118 am fth. Ii 2 cups hot cooked rice 3 ta blespoons garlic flavored French dressing m::::::::::::::::::::__.._ ease, With Othor '°( ' Shrimp Salad For Lunch IXTn4A \ °"' - . 1980* Purchases of $5 or More. BJ%RIAN CJ'HNA - .flI.;rIh Coupo 04-OR. 0 109 Fab ..... 4P Style Ch6ese, Sharp Cheddar or New York Sharp 3 : : With Lemon Freshened Borax, Laundry Detergent Food Portwine or Sharp Cheddar Vegetables ........ W , Green Beans Wispride Cold Pack With Steak ............... løtø' 2?t 16oi 491 4. Saft' s Cut Corn or Nxed - one "Cho""" Cheese Cake..... 1 69s Birds Eye Greerl Peas, - pkg. 99 cup 994 serve. Yield; 21 v qurts. p Florida grapefruit juice, chilled j very ripebanana, cut tn chunks - Pickles................,, WM&t copoinut, blend well. Add club soda and Ice cubes. Mix lond I Facial Tissue CYclal124 Dry Dog good f Libby's Cream Style (16½ oz) or Whole Kern.l(17-oz.) Golden Corn ..... 3 ':g' 91 Libby's Soft Ply ., Iry * s Tangy Style, Breakstone' Morton Strawberry cw Chlerry Mrs. eese Claussen's 32 oz Kosher Dill or 24-oz Sweet & Sour Krafts Hot From the DOI - : : -+ [M.. ................. JX-GreenStamps Soft Ply White or Assort ed Harvest Moon From Kraft Chunk Roman Meal (Serve With Syrup) r.-#t Jar Sliced American 24-" 6169 $Vt Italian BraW ... bi*t ' combine grapefruit juice and cream of k dl s(? Southorn Fried Chicken 5-ib Bag. - -. Fruit Wisconsin Cheese Bar Individually- ...... 2 24"S' 99s Birds Eye Topong Custard P1 punch 69' Minute Maid Pink or Re~ular W Amish Swi 34 cup cant* cream of coconut in ' Minute Maid Concentrat e 2 wD JP • '"•"' pk9. ........ 63° Soft-Ply Paper Bathroom - Sandwichesl Ready-to-take-W until tender, basting meet often with marinade as it c9oks. I can .---' ysaFa Colo Peaches............ Libby'sBartlett Paper Towels 2 ?t 88' - t teaspoon garlic powder COCO '.- 36 HAMBURGER _. I --''-"------ 4 teaspoon ground longer CITRUS I.- 29-o: Libby's Tasty Gorrhan 6 $199 Singleton s Breaded Fantail -- 1 1.I . - Zesty-Flavored + U'r,I Libb y i 16-oz '. I cup Florida grapefruit juice ---r- ii I' GRAPEFRUIT MARINADE ORIENTAL 1,4 cup Oil 1 tablespoon honey i • I j t i - U 111111. ' i Flame Brown ¶' Scallops I L "GW whapm 011 Shoppi . Pub ix l • �-- I S . V S - • • . 11 -. V S. '. / S -- V - ' - . - - . -- . ' -- 1. . . F -. V. . .. . V 5 . 'V I V •.. S - -V • S S - S. - . ___ - -- -' .•.... ' . , . S • S . '5 V. 5 V I _______ BLON 4C-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. DIE W.dnesday, Jun.23, 1U0 ACROSS 41 Baksheesh Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 QIAWN $K 1 Inhabitants of snowman _ Denmark 46 Get A ROOPd RAN ME EUCRfR1E 6 Spring deserved , e NOTE C bIoomr 48 Ii excessively D CA$ 12 Host evil fond of AHCN l3Lacking 49Moveout C 52 Nymph i 00 C 14 Unwill,ng 53 Passes law DEAR DR. LAMB— IS:°R SE ANO N A OT 15 Coat type 54 Indolent REMORSE an Recently I read 18 55 LouseAINY D000y ALA authoritative treatise on lilt not transmiUed fe- by Chic 'Young __________________________ 5'-.-~ ' SHORTENZ HORTENSE GWENDOLyN C3WENOOL.VN, I \ I . R)t)t SL!, GWEN) D70L~yFN4 ,,- . sD ____________ _____ ______________ !j _____ 1-us a a _____ .5- Natural Approach Abominable HOTENS ____ 4 "" _____ _____ Best Ojition . . 3 1 __ f _,~,~ 1_-~_ — I f V " - ____________ SOMEONE AT I OF He HATES To FT. GPPE TALKED ~ Woo TO A CAPTAIN AT . HEA _____ _____ park ________ ______ 1 THE PENTAGON REFER TO "THAT 35 Powerful 6 Crypt 7 Infirmities 8 Preoccupy 27 Normandy island invasion day 28 Yorkshire river 48 Engagement 9 Lighted 29 Have to do 10 Compass . explosive (abbr.) 36 Oil - RUN BY THAT 31 Seaweed II Rugged rock 37 Whiten kings _____ __ FT — - THE BORN LOSER I CM 400 A . SEW BUcK I VOWT I -, I i. 52 Tiny speck 11 --about ,. 0 28 29 — 30 31 ______________ 33 1 -- ARCHIE ______ ( -- -- 39 'JERE tJG _ DIETI n 6 46 _____ THE MORE SIJACS I EAT- _____ ________ _____ ____________ , 11 - • IL <qvalz - SIN (j) On coming I FOR&OT t JJR sources. (Nov. 23- JO4.J1,..iOf4J4J1 _____ __ _ _ LIFE CERTAINLY TAKES cOME ______ AS A tirCUIX5, I ALW&Y5 WANTEP INMRESTING — ANP YOIJ F1NALLY ' (/ WHAT I GOT ___________________ WAS A CHROSIIC NOT OT SLEEPER-SOFA! $ _______ 0 _____ . ____________________ I\I _ ali 19 o . ____ 0 I' . - ___________ ______________ _________________________ _____________ ____________________________ _ BUNNY HERES YOUR MAIL- ' -- Stofful ., I kL4IE PE1JVgII.4t3 - OER CAI'ALOG. _ 90 Hr:AVY. 5.- jj C • ___ 04 Cc- .. 21 -- p ina Longwood Rotary Club, 7:s0 a.m., Quality Inn. Al-Anon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. situations that mean wl ______________________ NORTH 6258O V . - , • 1087 4 WEST EAST • A 97 4 #Q10532 ,Q7 K Q 52 ' p1065 •A FRIDAY, JULY4 opened the king of diamonth and continued low to mi&ijght, music by the "Crossroads." Drawings for prizes. (.)pen to the public. his partner's ace, Bob r-uffed, played his ace of hearts and stopped to think. If he had SOUTH V ' i 6 .1 aNORJ . -r - '.i ___ _____ _____ su BSCRIBE Evening Herald NOW—CALL 322-2611 Evening HexWd • t had shown up MAKE HER W WAY OF TEST1N' HER WHEN 64-(E XQ1'T {ft$O,'lf 5IjE' ____ PAY ____ / NOTHIN& - ____ - __ I ___ - _____________ 1 _____ 4 j _ - ., I I . _____ ______ ______ ________ -V ____________ ______ by,I IOU -4 V - - ____ _____ _________ ____ '.: 4 . . l. iJ __ __ a-, .— _________________ IJI ______________ . -V..- A. same as above Beverly Charles H. - I . M i% - - ______ - - W -16 It of Lot I Ellk Terrace $41,000 Slake, Northgete Sd, $100 Wayne Schoolfielct Tr to WIlma Sand (eke Dcv., Inc., to Mar $22,500. 1, S4,W0 Edw. Blacksheare $ 1.99784. & Craig M. Sewart & PatricIa 34( 0) BEN WATT ENBERO'S 1$S0RI) J.S.I. Nortliem 411100. Way aid within flit last 30 tax. - V _______ ___ _____ - 5:55 C) 4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL A. 12.I( 17 )WORLDATLAAOE(THIJ) 6:00 UI) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (,4094) __ %IV C&C Cola C&C's great taste using the highest quality ingredients. Ritchie is the same man who, many years ago. John 1102 99c WED "Y ' MAT ALLsEATS PLAZA I formulated a great taste for Pepsi-Cola. C&C Cola and .40 C&C PLAZA u 7:43 ONLY Cola costs you less titcause it' s dchvered in big ' - - ._. V i ' truiks ____ _____ LONG RIDERS R coupon today for C&C Cola or C&C Diet Cola. s. ts 373 hiS 5:48 JAWS 2 1S:SS MORIAMIIICAN I will 0 ON W 108 FORE COUPON PG ___ ___ GRAFFITI - VP I1OCOFF! I A - ' I kP4hLtWpt.bMprb,.4(aWIpinhi,4ai..4 drs. S4'. e 3h,i b w G..,r W .Ir,saw-w 'e Sr i1w (a, IW V ' I . I V 'lI hlI*tIdS7'prfI,.,q.eI4tsjp4 pr'.'d y *111410" s • .4 Diet too! - _____________ , ,la. .4km Pm -wa..,, S it w.uvçtuaw spa r, , , .. , I Itw.kn,d megiw-d a,d g , - GaiIetaltoWlIlIamPZpelgleIwf Gail $ II Lots 4, $11 51k 11 A.S. I 14 (IMOVIELAND] (OCO) William P White __ ______ to every individuaJ store. TryC&C Cola. Vethial)u ____ wWbkeit better than Coke andPepI. Use the lti(f ,, .1.5 i4 5* We am a I I va5 1/ZIP T4km.beir4teug..prr Rcdm III m ia C6(. C61a, 1wr,I*Cwel* PuR.s1sch,, I I I - I 70$1U$1SYWCaee3lWs. -IV I IM uiui-i Gretchen Lot 23BlkF Saniando$pringsrapfal r__l1r__ delivery costs less. Coke and Pepsi have to charge JESSE JAMES. YOUNOERS ' S . Bruce S 8 t11anC0k1ndftpS* YC&C(b costs - WALT DISNEV 11111111111111 to Forrest. $3L100 ___________ 11 0 Opal L McEathern to Harry N Rvuieus add to Pt Reed George F Will Si WI Florence t / __________ i. 11 Pepsi are two different great tasting colas, but, John Ritchie thinks C&C tastes a little bit better, naturally. __ 1 UL5(cs greaL John Ritchie is C&C's flavor expert, lie forrnulatcd Commercial Credit Corp. vs. L Gkwrsu & WI Dorothy .Robert 1 __ j r Coke and Ipsiagain! 46-66 I Marqare$AVanEtteqLotleBlkE Lake Kathryn Park 4th Add, 322m,2611 . Ca sselberry Sanford _______________________________________________________ Taste c&c;c4aapdmaynçverenjoypaying more iii (17) WORLD AT LARGE (QCD) Miguel Rodriguez to Fred Mitchell Jr. 1 Angela, 200 Mtoio lusquets. Lot 14 Lake Mild Ave., apt $3, Alt S9$ Ton y Watersways $100 urn.se. UQ.000 61 N. Hwy. 17-92 (Hwy. 11-2) 5:45 Lewis I WI Gr etchen Lot 31.34 lit c aII 10 p.m. Except Fri. 8 Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m 1109 French Ave. (1l;) UOVIE TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) Amer., MF $53015-02 — Lo 5, blk 7, Indian Hills, Unit 1, 2nd rapt. 14.71 (1326 Kewanee TrI., ' PEN 10:30 a.m. - ED) FNMA vs. David A. Wilder. LIN U.S, Of "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" 32) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (W 0ev to Winter tenant - 910 Sharon Ct., Oviedo. Wintof Springs we r e Rwo FRIED CHICKEN 5:35 RldgeWood Village Apts. vs. Larry Adams & April , removal of Springs Dcv CenterlIne of In. : 34 1OôLOO$(ATME(TUE) 34(1 ) HERE'S TO YOUR Meinhard-Commercial Corp. vs. 14 0 24; '3) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (7)ORYANaHOPE 14}10)CAMERATHREE(MON) Robert J. Larson etc. Deft's due Raifun from Pitt. — $13,314.33 I $39.90 Villa Brantley, _______________________________________ a(,4) NEWS Maynard D Reese sgl Lot 77 1903 Adams Aye,, Sant - 53.95626 0 4m PORTER WAGONER (TUE) Foxwood Ph I 871.900. & $56.00. N Vlt.LE ON THE ROAD Harold Myers & wI Marilyn to Hayford Mutual ins. Co. vs Paul (WED) A. 8. Patsy Corbitt III Dover Rd. Melissa A. Petsos sql, Lot 13 81k B Crystal Bowl 2nd Add 141,600. Wp, 12,723.91-Amended FJ. Winter Springs Combank-Wp vs. Linda L. 0ev. to " V STYLE 3(l7) LOVE. AMERICAN STY LE Grerinetl.A. Service (Mart.) Lot 1, Barbara Dr. No. 12 Sant ) 81k B. Columbus Harbor SD $100. Orlando Regional Medical Lewis Glass 1. wt Charlotte to Center, Inc. vs Harry Osborne. wt - o (MOW) (qcd) Yvette D. Service to Support. (Fontain, 100 Santa & Northern WY Winter Springs UN - 34(10) DOCK CAvEI"T - ( Combank Scm Co vs Philip R 79 ~ ONLY Good All Day Wednesday (THU) $330. FOII 014) CARD (7mOTOBEANPIOUNCEQ(FflI) . Anna & wt Lisa M.. E Dupree, 1022 W 22nd, SanIpos. ALL VALUE $2.16 HEALTH (WED) a4(10) THE VICTORY GARDEN ISO SUMMER SEMESTER 5672.98. Alexander Smith wt Lilla to ' 5:30 of 5', of Wm. Axteil Jr. & Nancy Axtell, SW'/i of Sec. 26.2032, $6.0000 D. Baggs MORNING a. lton.y.dipp.d fried chicken, mash 11 12:30 I ___________________ pieces I "'111111111111 AMERICAN Credithrift Amer., Inc. vs Ralpl, 3 potatoes and gravy, cols, slaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. - 4:15 MOVIE Charlie Chan In Rio ( 1 941) Sidney Toler. Victor Harry I. Saunders & WI Vae to Assoc. Fin. Svc. Fl., Inc. vs DominicD.Munizzi&wf Carmen, Lot 13, 81k j. North Orl. Ranches John C. Daigle. 1105 McCormick Dr.. Deltona 32763 - $150000, Sec 2A, sn,o John S. Brumley lwf Shirley to 5321,74. & 137.00. Raymond Ptrmaul L wt Lynette / 11:55 12:00 Jot y FINAL ' JUDGEMENTS ' FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER FAMILY FEUD 34(10) V.I.PEOPLE AERNOON 7) I i 11:30 WHEEL0FFORTUNE 2:40 'Topk..i,i - IC) (7) Q MOVIE 1964I Molina Mercouri, Maximilian Schell (1 (I . (R) 10 OVER EASY 2:10 i W 1, (Z !LAVERIm*$HsRLrvR1 /) 0 NEWS 0 0, , I 535uvE 11:00 U)O THE PRICE iS,UGNT F Knoll Lot 5 81k 0 Astor Farms S -- (24110 ELECTRIC COMPANY 2:00 OIJDAILYDEVOTIONAL The St Bkof Forest City to SBFC Katherine Zoeckleln, Repr. Est Properties S 353" Comm N' (Of Alice, to Katherine Zoeckleln, W of Sec 1621 29 etc $100 - 5 ALICE(R) 1)) Ernie G Quick & wf Mary I IV .." 10:30 (M (I 7) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs Cincinnati Reds Tompkins Dcv to Michael J I 17 MOVIE (1) 1:45 Danny F NIh sql Lot 3 81k C N Sec 3 S",000 Truestee to summers@1 -. I MISTER ROGERS (R) (12 1:40 Rd) blk 4. Glenrose Lea $100 Richard 34 02)(17) (qcd) Sheila N. Bruce. sql to Superior Constr Lot 7 81k 25 Robley N. Bruce Lots IL S (less Dreamwoid 15.500 D., E two-thirds 01W (11 9CAPIDIDCAMERA (R) H Longwood PP"d , 10:00 0(s) DAVID LETTERMAN after an eldefly crime leader who is h so cloaked by riches and respects. bibly that he seems untouchable Gassette & WI Donna E 41 ftxf Lot 7 I 12)(17)GREEN ACRES goes wl Grace to I3l-13 Pinehurst 14 11700 (Main St.. Lk. Mary, Rasp.) Ronald I,. Dykeman & WI Julie to William H Arnold I will Susan Lot Sentinel Star Co. vs. Port O'CaIl Cypr.ss Landing at Sabel Point, Restaurant inc., 81421.01. Lt. - MARRY _______________ '-S & Fl Homecrafters to Carmelo & Clark U Hay & WI Elizabeth & / —. . Twilley PE CI -- I Y AFFAIR Steeqall Iwl Paula Lot 53 Fos S. . $100. Carl C. Goosen & WI Doreen M.. .::, 1 -25 J TroyOStewart&wf Edwi na to I Ma rtha, (212 Dickman Rd. No. RlckiV Stewart &WI Janet, Lots 290. Des Moines,IoIp.O. Box fl3 days for 4.00 plus ((1 114117 etc $100. ' add t Pinehurst $41,300 Edith A. Murphy lhb Joseph to _ _____ William RE 9:30 - (7) 0 BARETTA Baratta terwctIonofWinter Springs BV & Dianne P. Wilder, Carl Helbig & in the vening Her. - of SE' Same as above to. Annie Lee See (QCD) we,' ______ .. Ranches Sec 9 150.000 iLt MIKE DOUGLAS ( C) MOVIE OSE8AUE8TREET(R) 1:00 0 AMERICA 0 ooiuu careers 50 I 17 LUCY SHOW 9:00 begin their medical They RN NG 341oREaop(R) - 12:40 Lot I Orienta Gardens 2nd add 1)0 MEDICAL STORY Three John P Goree & wf Martha to female ulterns lace similar prob. Mary, Lot appeared (7)Q GOOD MO Nelson Jams as . ()J)( 5)uoJf Old Flame David Hedison. "The j1ii Ray Boiger Harriet James R Holloway sgI Part of w FLORIDA - 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 0 0 LOVE BOAT - identical lSlftc)fEi9SttofNE',OINW'ioI WEDNESDAY 0(V4)TOOAY 6 Problem" Diana Canova, Julies Assoc Rldrs Contractors to — can rd.r an hlO any p V IS CHICKEN DAY - TODAY IN (T) Robert L Frazier Jr & WI Karen to Frederick W. Stephen s & wf costs. to place your order _ Layoncla M. Simmons to Ar thur _________________________ which _____________________ b3... ______________ 6•25 ' alit. -__r__, -.5-V __________________ 1• to Phyllis J Lisa Baker to Michael G. Mc. __ avaiI I.. Now you _____ Million sql Lot 9 81k E Hidden Mtlad.) Lake sd. $100 Combank-Wpvs. David N. York ___ V 8:25 17 MOVIE The Hard Way' 9 81k 20 Weather-ifield 2nd add, ~: ' r if, McKinney CenterlIne Intersection of WS BV $476.53. ____ ___ ___ 34I0,LOOKAT4E(MOu) 34 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (TUE.FRI) - -12 (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE t2(1 HAZEL 5)WILD.WILDWEST (1943) Ida Lup4no Dennis Morgan White pushing her y ounger sister to Ar bo r slardorn a girl wrecks her own life Lawrence A. Kross & wf Pamela Setton, P.O. Box 103, Alt. spgs. = - - 9 NEW ZOO REVUE $92,SDO - _____ ___________ __ by Craig Leggett D1IE 4I - _ in the Evening H.r. ØMASH 34 10V1LLA ALEQRE(R) E. Scott Brandon Inc to Nancy 0 near Oviedo 537 sso.000. Herman H. Kargel I Have yuu been a photo that appeared 2:30 014 ANOTHER WORLD IV(35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS .15 lP l,li,,$ . 4 1 Mary Lot 12 Brantley Cove - ' -S 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Classic Custom Homes to iJQABCNEWS George R Ganzenmuller 8. we A.. Lot 1, BIk D. The Springs Session. Jr.. 15.41715 ______________ _____ 2:25 Guest Buck Henry Sandra Sanders to Joseph L fli4mTOUORROW Guests Holly. Hallmark BIdri to Michael B Speranza & wf Mary Lot 59 blk A Zimmerman & Margaret & Lois wood producer Alan Car,, former punk rocker Johnny Rotten. Edit NOrTh Orlando Terrace Sec 9 UN 2 Thomas Lot 2 81k 4 North Orlando German punk r oc ker Nina Hagen $15000 D.erwood Estates, $142,000 a copy? 5:30 O NEWS It ( 1 7) NEWS 7:30 with the intention of chaInging hb Michael S Sift of Lot & N 66 Jewelry Jungle Inc. vs Davis N a. Edith H. Nielsen Lt . ten Lot 19, Taylor & Glor ia A. Order setting Secret Lakes Sho res, (correclive), aside final Jgmt of 8 13 79 1238 $1 00 . Robert P. Guth I wt Wanda M. 1237. Bill Paradiso vs Norman J to Theodore A. Noel II 1. wt Linda YCU . 1 111111N Thompson to Robert C.D. Joseph's $100 want - 34(10SNoLINE(rRI) ----0)TOOAYlN FLORIDA ()0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA of Lot 37 Eureka Hammock $00 Boyington's average ri air victories Mithael J Emmons & WI Carol E., $4'5. '5 34 I0uisTER ROGERS (R) 11 17 MY THREE SONS MANY 341O8ESAMESTREET(R) (3) 0 BLACK SHEEP SOUADRON An ace pilot arrives at the island Frank Diehl to Glor ia J Panko (qcd) Beck Constr Inc., to Toney & WI Angela, ____________ ZOONIES ,V Cation , ______________________________________________ IN' I31 FOR?.' _ '_ . - Rebecca A. McCarter to Lynn H Jennings & WI Charlene, Lot ) 81k E . Summersef N. Sec 3 $42,700. 1.50' 01W 329.6.5 ' of S½ of Lot F, St. by Lsoard s,. -, ___ . -i -. 1 Charles C. Petrie El Al to Helen E Heckman & Hb Steven i#)t Orlando Tarr., Sfeil Unit Read The 5:00 0 THE 000 COUPLE i ~35 D OF JEANNIE 11:30 1151ff W & 2511 N of SE Cor of SW,4 Ca pponi & Sharon E Bateman Lot of Sec 14-20-32 Etc $100. Contractors Co. Lot I, 81k N, North _____ by T..K. Ryan s.s.ocm - tS9 - Fern Pk Est Replat $100 Miller Lot 2 BIk B Oak (QCD) Judy M. Sampson to $74400 Park Ests., Sec. 2, $26,000 James Carde r etal to Tradition al n Seminole County? I 1 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND $ 44(I SOCCER MADE IN GER. (ll SPORKYPI0ANDFRIEND8 WILD 710 MERVORIFAN til WORLD TURNS NCE SHOP (WED) 0 MORNING NEWS )0OOQ MORNING AMERICA I, 3 - 0 MARY TYLER MOORE LJOONELIFETOI,IVE 34(1O NOVA uE) 34 10 JAZZ AT THE MAINTE. 0(4) TODAY 17 LAST OF THE Lion cetta S. Graham, Lot 16, Forest Want toKnow II A RKHA THIS FLOWERS WOMN __ - HEP- AOUT 1 I - WAA. ff IN14Ø'PSWT ~ !"'. I . HEY!VMS f1iw54\ K1A APour rr f' . - - J YMANYINPIANS1 . trumps he would have gone to 'ER A WILL W iuiow . - BURNS.. _____________ rORrUNP SIEGE) -j- - TAKJ82 _______________________________ _____________ - te$ 'S TO Donald L. Reid & Eleanor, Lot 2 33' of Lot IL E 12'of). blk L. nothing to consider but 486 SUNSHINE STATE - Q'W&S'mtsV1rw it , ssoo,000 O%iedo VFW Post 10139 Fourth of July barbecue, Meat World parking lot, Oviedo, 44 p.m.; 8 p.m. to 6:55 - 4:30 U(4) TH EDOCTORS (3) 0 AS THE (D00000MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 V 17THEFLINISTONES 8 4 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN 2:00 (M 17 FUNTIME that part of lot 261 N(', of 72, E of Sheaham & WI Nancy Lot 107 SR 4261 N½of 123. Slavia Colony Garden Lk Est Un 1159,900 points out o 25 top by making five hearts with this collection of cheese. _ THINK C ern West Four ToWnes Shopping Center, In front of Pubili. who won this year's- Grand HOUSE wf Corinne David A. Scott & wf Velma to Park 6,500 Cornell Miller &wfSouhaula,L.ota Mike FMelendres&wfLotjii,to makethelrloteasier,and ).. - a.m., community DeBary Blood Bank drawing, 10 la.m. to 4:30 p.m., _____ G!oRE & Bernard F Sheppard sgt Lot Gleva to Ray E. Norman & WI TUESDAY, JULY 8 follows them. Bob Feller and Jeff Hall, National, got 22½ match p943 '3 ep (QCD) K enneth A. Norman & wf N'/of SE'.- '. LINE same as above $100 center, North Edeiflon Avenue. ____ SERVES 'YOUR PURPOSES, TESTS, TUMBLEWEEDS 7:30 410)8ESAMESTRE ET (R) j (THU) covers that he must cope on his wf Gleva, Ray Ra y E. Norman & WI Lucille to A. Norman & WI Geva Third Street and Magnolia. Guests welcome. •6 decided that play Involved too • K 10852 many bad possibilities. ThereLEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's imanJ today. to team i Vulnerable: Both I fore, he cashed his king of £now socially up wirn' - viduals whose Dealer: West hearts. Eureka! One hurdle could put you on the track to standard,, and goals are In crossed. West North East Sou th something good that may harmony with yours. Now he played the king of P• i clubs and mAkO Or Save YOU ht West oroduced that quee n and Listen attentively when In- winning combinations, Pass 4 Pass now flob was on velvet. He alde rs speak. P3 ARIES (Mar ch 21-Apr il 19) still had to guess the right VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A willlngnehs to help others spade Plaut that was no This Is a good day to wrap up will have a two-fold effect: ft Opening lead:* K ll with nothing and surely held something to you materially, they will recIprxate in kind. ________________ the spade ace. Doa thorough job. Don't leave Bob guessed his third queen TAURUS (April 20-May 10) By Oswald Jacoby and made five. any loose threads hanging. You have excellent and Alan Sontag !ncIdentall3 East had LIBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 22) organIzational abilities today, another of ose horrible It's beat not to be too talkative so put them to productive Good players seem to have third-hand bids. All It did was today regarding projects or uses. You're especially adep t good luck because they play In to help declarer with his play. enterprises In which you're at untangling complicated such manner that good luck (NEWSPAPER EflTERpIUSAsj'4) involved. Speaking fInancial matters. ____ ______________ _____________ prema turely might dull your GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Safety is a family affair. edge.' Benefits ca n be de rived - FLORIDA" SQ)RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) from situations where today GOVERNOR'S Your financial proiects are nets are Involved, As a team rv RIVE UVE very encouraging today, By player you have much to COMMISSION -- _____ _t Robert Callaghan W. Simmons & wf Barbara POB Gloria M Lot 51 81k A Nort Winter Springs Sertoma, FRIENDS 14 (1 ) OLD HOUSEWORKS 6:54 V BMA Properties t6 Bernard F (flQ GOOD MORNING AMERICA NE Corof SW'/4 Of NE'/, of Sec 19- Sheppard sgl same as above 0 C4) TONIGHT Host Johnny - (l])( 5)TENNESSEE TUXEDO I ( or Astro-Graph, Box persons you'd I east expect 489, Radio City Stat.ion, N.Y. will come through on your 10019. Be i. to specify birth be half. date. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar ch 20) VITERNATIOMAL"..YES, . - SONS 7QALLINTHEFAMlLY 11 ( 5) BUGS BUNNY AND 34 IOCOO$(lP4' CA.JUN(WED) (DO A ROAD TO THE WHITE 11:00 21- 30 Etc $325,000. . youInthe yoar fouotiji,gyow. 19) Friends you may 130 birthday by sending for your counting on to help you today copy of Aitro-Graph. Mail $1 might not be able to do so; but A os NTRVW AT "BIG CHEESE 'b & $15,000. WIN AT BRIDGE WHIT THAT .-TKEK DM OUT WHAT Norman .. . 4:00 MENDS 'I0 MY THREE 14 )8MUNO.SAlLINOuE) 14 (10)&M. WEAThER CONRAD to Beverly C Smith Lot Tl alit 16 014s4i0)lUt4WS-_ 1U()5)DAVEALLEN Weatherfields 2nd Add 534900 34 10 VI. PEOPLE (QCD) Lake of Ihe Woodt to NE¼ of SE¼ of sec 52032 Etc SE'4 of Sec 10 2131 etc Midway Saniord Sertoma, 7 am., Sambo's. - (MOW) (17)NEWS theatrical agent (Fred Gwynn.) dis- Blli D Seminole Terrace $47,500 must have doctor's certificate, - - 1. 0 4 1 CAROL BURNETT AND 1'30 14(10) GREAT PERFORLIANC[S ED ALLEN II- (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE preventing or causing to that is the person who is - your time and Important to you may be in ANNIE V A. Twenty West $22,100. - 35 HERCULO1DS (FRI) 4 10 WORLD OF THE SEA MOYERS'JOURNAL I BILL (FIV) 30 story iCC) Crittenden SgI N½ of NE' of atlie . - RECORD Nathan Z. Van Meter Lot 13 Beg - FRANK AND ERNEST Kenneth . Carlson, Lake Mary. (8 10 I TRIO Y (WED) It' (35 FANTASTIC FOUR ('THU) - 14 10) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S 6:45 DAY WITH . It ( 5) SPACE GHOST I 0940 24(10 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (R)(MON) 6: 0 () TODAY IN FLORIDA own when he loses his long-limai assistant in this Israel Horowitz adaptation of a Ring Larclner short TUESDAY, JULY 1 using your arts you should contribute. ________________ , - ©(17) WORLD ATLARGE(TUE) GREEN A pretentiouk New York - DeBary Blood Bank drawing, 4-7 p.m., Community Center, S. Shell Road, DeBary. Donors 1745; over 65 HIGHWAY SAFE ________ _____ 91 Lucille same as above $100. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church Crys ta l Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hall behind Stromberg. ____ X06,)ZED. C. -.' in are caught in a riot and taken hos. (H (10) A - RU 14 10 ANT)OUE5HU) 6:25 l(35)Nfw5 - Ray E. Norman & WI Lucille to Lake of the Woods Townhouse $100 st Presbyterian I 1. _ V Heimdahl IT l1 ' L4,. 'j p ThESE 14INS -7'•4g'/E 'I 8. F OF OUR LIVES 14(1 ) FRENCH CHEF (WED) a prison murder. Quincy and Sam fuveaward- winning photournalists and looks at how t hey work % 11, (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY RESTLESS 17)THEAThT-U(f,N) SHOOTERS David Hartman pro- kid. yourself and don't count too getting an adequate amount much on your sex habits of potassiwn. The exception problem. by pr gs Munroe jFarrah Fawcett) is more fortunate today in joint you'll handle them, Find out role. mor e of what lies ahead for AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. - - by Ed Sullivan _ p.m., .. by the inmates (R) (7) Q DAVID HARTMAP4: THE napped by a deadly criminal and his it even that often. So suit every day, you should be energy to large projects. The the hands of another today, Be bigger they are, the better prepared to play a supportive ______ PRISCILLA'S POP V portion 7:30 wf - Mary, Lot & Twitley & WI Grace, Lot 112 UN 2A. $65,400. __________________ year rewarded in proportion. -' _____ _______ ______ ________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ p, (1) ALL MY CHILDREN ( 5) D(NAHI S FRIENDS 6:05 logo CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill Bridle you more information about increase the potassium loss. thrown at you, and you'll be be independent, cozy up to V _______________________________________________ ____ S Letter number 15.8, The of the diuretics. Some of these If possible, devote the greater 19) The controj of something ________ --- be able to gain from several can handle whatever is Even though you'd prefer to NM MIRD I MEAk) e other hand, if you've SOHIC of the prostate problems for you. taking medicine to wash out I'm sending you The Health water from his body - some or career is /_ . For Thursday, Jun. 26, 1980 additional responsibiIlties this ci) h 'Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road, Altamonte tter sourcesIor chore to have sex once a normal, well-balanced diet SAG177ARIUS -. f " SSSS' M?M ____ th be not maintained an active pot.assiutn. interest in sex and feel It's a I'm sure if you're eating a _____ JUNE26, 1980 Buehrlrvg SSILI Alt am onte-South Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., in any way. BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL YOUR BIRThDAY k 10:00 - - 14 10 MAGIC METHOD OF Oil. PMIQ(FRI) (510 THE YOUNG AND THE (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 10:30 Universal structures to Judith A -i 17 RAT PATROL Stnrlse UN 2A..159.900. Sunrise Erectors to William Church. wouldn't harm your prostatc group, oranges, orange juice, grapefruit arni bananas are week, it's not necessary to do and just eat at least some fruit Uf... J ) f1lJJV! RiGi-ni ____ -. — — HOROSCOPE ' - W (DO (17) USTEN (MOW) DQUINCY While investigating tract 57.500 REAL ESTATE enry __________________________________________________________ by Howie Schneider RERSSSSS conta in suits yo ur life style and what some potassium including (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) __ Lfl) &riu.. C BUGS — — 5 —— ________ E EK & MEEK ; timesaweek, or more, if that Almost all of them "._ 'L.: . nothing wrong with three 54 — — — — p.m., Florida Federal or s o ir Ch urch, DeLa nd; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, SR and SR 4, Altamonte Sprin gs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8p.m., First United Methodist Diet 8:00 101 TENNIS (TH)J) - 3:30 8 (4) DAYS higher e*c)ectatlofls is presented . to pro. (10) SOUNDSTAGE (WED) V i(17)FUNTlME M" 10 (1) COUNTRY CARNIVAL(M) (3)0 HEALTH FIELD atiOn labor immigrants and the nw arrivals with different skilli and Sunrise Erectors to Charles A. Maron 591 Lot 15 & S'z of Lot II Altamonte Springs. - there's no set nfle. There's best source for potassium. ___ _________________ _ ______ _______ _ ____ ' 52 (I , .i 1 . reasonable 7 THE SECOND CENTURY A con. trastung pal-trait of the older gertee. OIFFRENT STROKES A MAT1E R OF - MONDAY,JUNE3O Church, Casselberry; students makes publiq &-list of O'Nll An insurance Investigator trails a group of IeweI thieves 41 assist prospective transfer students. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Fortunately, many of our 4 V.. all of the students lOjs (R) 24(10) CHINE$E.AMERICANS: (1973) Donald Sutherland. Jennif er PEOPLE Rawls on advocate Captain Sticky, consur, University of Central Florida representative wili be fectly — — — ) I V: ~ "'. 48 - - at Seminole Community College,- 9 a.in. to noon'to another's. But since you seem heart, some of which can be — to want a figure, I woul d say serious or even fatal. - — — — group and even younger are foods contain potassium; a per — — — — activity once a week. But- milk, as well. Fr uits are our — — 55 -. ______ __ _ ______ Il - — I'LL 14VE AT MEALTIME ____________________________________________________________________________ I I 47 — ThE LESS APPETITE 0 (a ______ 5' - _ 1$ U S . . Now York Public Theatre karale lessons 14 10)SEARCHFORSOLUT)ONS 14 V 9:30 - ENpON) . Broadcasting System ____________________________________________________________________ a high-rise funeral home, a colisc. ,.!wo sons (RI Sanford AA Women'aGroup, 2p.m., 1201 W. First t, Casselberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Ch urch, Casselberry, Orlando Public V 0 throughMiamlandNassau 2Hrs) 0(1)REAL activity and others feel that important and most abundant salt inside your cells. If you it's helpful. The best approach is do ha ve too much of it, it can - (C) bully (CC) (Al (1)0 MOVIE 'Lady ice' (C) . (10) Richard 9:00 YWOOD SQUARES Independent Atlanta. Ga. u, fact himself from the neighborhood 14hooIcKcAVE 17 ALL W4 THE FAMILY Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden SATURDAY, JUNE 28 - point of view is excessive in cause irregularities of . . I 3:00 itOOUIDINOUOHl TJ GENERAL HOSPITAL 1J 35 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 14110 INTERNATIONAL KITCH- In addition to the channels listed. cablevisIon subscribers may tune in to Independent channel St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel I; tuning to chanvi.I 13, which carries and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). duct,on of Beckeft's comedy taped Arnold takes ?wuoe Church, State Road . Friday • O'Toole. stop soliloquy as the eternally optimIsticwinnIenJosephpappspro. (5)O THE NEWLYWED GAME lngwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Man UE (3)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7) JOKER'SWILD U () (1 7) £ Orlando flashbacks, a man revolts against bondage and drives hi Maslair mad (2 Hrs ) 14 (10) GREAT PERFOR1U1ICE8 at the (CBS) Orlando (NBC) Daytona Beach Roundtree. Amid gore and Contus- Ø(4)TIC TACDOUGH JUNE 27 0 ing singer (!J)(35) sports 'Samuel Becketts Happy Days Irene Worth delivers an almost non. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.ri., St. Richard's how , ' (35) (1976) Piter' 7:30 DEAR. READER — you have prostatitis that you sho uldn't engage in sexual Potassium salt is the most hat piany people in your age 53 ___________ ______ ______ Also, . (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST U Indeponnt Orlando (ABC) Orlando () cal student (CC) (17)HOGAN'SHEROE8 Church, L.ake Howell 'Road. Moderation in one person's you have too little of it, it can by Bob Montana '.t6C'? I THOUGHT 'IOU - I . Ca bl e Cit. () Interferes NeC1S Q) — what comes naturally. cause your heart to stop and if _____________ 35 38 ' 49 50 51 NGSO MANY im- support any of their opinions. potassium. 32 — — — ________ ______________ POINT ! been from home after Doug with her new romance with a medi. U 5) SANFORD AND SON MACNEIL / LEHRER am Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. 40 AY'THATS THE I've 17 ANDY GRIFFITH .. 6:30 - i. • (.4) r*ca THE uusic p.m., Odd Fellows Magnoba FRIDAY, --a useful date available to get my daily requirement of — -. - 37 _____ DIETING 10711j the years that I've this nsheIs about to become a slab ot bacon (Port 1))R) (2)(17)I LOVE LUCY p.m. Cable Cit. 0 REPORT Seminola Rebekah Lodge City Station, li ke to know what fruits 7:30 AJtamon te Civic Center. pressed that there really isn't and vegetables I should eat to — — /EROtUCA, HOW COME . , Fr amils Lainw(CC)(RI - Greater Seminole Toastmistress, and a church that was 5 DICK VAN DYKE a W 1,5~ ANDY GRIFFITH 0 OVER EASY Guest ' . THURSDAY, JUNE26 — New York, N.Y. 10019. earnyi.. colleagues speak would _________________ 36 V 1551, Radio Sanford. bug CHARLOTTE'S' WEB Animated A named Wilbur turns to Charlotte the spider and Templeton t he rat *1..--.. ADC NEWS DEAR DR. LAMB - I _________________ — — — — — - 24 25 26 27 I _______ Through — — — — Box , ot (5) (C8 SEWS Overeaters Anon)mots, 7:30 p.m., Alt.amonte Mall necessary is potassium for 17 -- — — — — — I That's probably the reason body function? . — — — VJHO WP6 1APPE.P"c,-" . E2 - READER DEAR 1 /43t'I O . or twice a week, every two care of this newspaper, P.O. V Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. San ford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., 1201 W. First St., _____________________ 6wtwez,51i I P, which -- I " UWW1TMAW#CWyV1 LWT WE ?41'( MOY. MOI my.prost.ate healthy — OflCC Send your request to me, in 13 __________________________________ by Art Sanso - for short . Sears. ! I 1$O-7C . , loud ate featured (CC)(R) 6:00 Uc(5)0DO NEWS 0 - 50 No matter - -- 12 — ____ _______________________________ _________ I e years of age in order to keep self-addressed envelope for it. weeks or once a month? 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Jayceettes, tng, Freoch Avenue sexual acti vity for a man of 70 cents with a long, stamped, 6 - Sanford. Seminole Wednesday, Ft _________________________ given a summons foe praying too - - aw formation. What would involve it. Other readers who want this issue can send 75 moderation mean in terms of 51 sonle sealer 38 Biblical land 17 Physicist vision 40 Call Albert — 41 Curl 5- V 39 Defective 12 Jardiniere hon Ave. and first 49 Horsedoctor. with point Dr.. is , moderation cases 25 Orlando flog Training Club obedience and breed classes! National Guard Armory, Feincreek Orlando. Registra ti on class, 7 p.m. Sanford SereaderssenjorcjeJsdance2.30 pm the conditions of the gland and recommended. need more specific inthe various disorders which I wds) bureau (abbr ) 47 Aleutian (abbr.) article 34 Rocky Mountain frequent ejaculations. In such 45 Wordi of Ufl rpi6o - He either by too from se aI actity or by too - Herald, '• WEDNESDAY, JUNE .. V long abstinence people ____ ______ by a well- known medical doctor. 44 5 Female saint 26 Weather 33 German IGNORED TlNKS HE FOGPEN AIR BASE ________ ______ 21 State (Fr.) 22 Keystone - trouble prostate 43 Character of a state (abbr.) 27 Breadwinner 2 Knowing V 30 Kneehole and 3 Gave courage 23 Gait 132 Year (Sp.) A NT I ER NO U GA T 0£ANS EN 19 Expires DOWN '' EP DOT I NO a NIP$ Tantalize sI) 28 Ethereal salt 1 Ducks V / . HEARP FROM THE PENTOI47 56 24 Kill (2 wds.. ... , ______________________ ________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY f = ! - ______ V ; 19 Code dot 20 Irish clan — a, 1 , 3 Of ver l8ltalianfamily' TONIGHT'S TV ' ___________ Suffice a - _______________________________________________________ Evening Sanford, June 23, _________________________________ L ________________________ ',' . ____ C LENDAR ,) A pigment _____ - -- .iu.iceJ __.. . ._ , 01980, Cantrell & Cochrane, Inc., Elizabeth. NJ 07201 . I , .5 . V - . - . . -. . I - -- �U '4 - . S -• - - ----- - -- / SC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. / Wednesday, June 25, i,so You Can- Potato Salad This To - ' Fill (With Omelet stretch well for cooks who want to entertain without great expense Any. leftovers can be enjoyed the next cia Remember to keep salads of this type chilled One avid picnicker recalls that her mother insisted upon returning such salads to the ice chest as soon as everyone filled their plates. Pity the "slow spoon" in that group! This Athenian Potato salad is a pseudo-Greek inspiration of '. ., - I , - r1* - t- . - - - - - Pita bread, each loaf cut in half 1 roll heavy-duty aluminum foil Sliced hot dogs, knockwurst and bratwurst (Figure 'i to one- Combine ingredients; heat. 3 to 4 servings. Smorgasbord selection: L, Pound hot dogs, cubed until well coated-Add addiyonal milk if necessary. Chill at least 2 hours to let flavor develop. Before serving, 'toss salad again and sprinkle with remaining I tablespoon This kitchen-tested recipe makes- 6 to 0 servings. JUICY HAS A , PURE FLORIDA PEACHES BACK FOR 400 . '' ' , t" WItH THIS COUPON WiO JUt Z !HUII SJM ui'st z, no tiii , couo WITH •i oo. 'roSe COODOWDIU tOSACCOPNOtxJttIlICtuOtD - - U 'U JUICE 9C 6ozCAN • JUNE It I•O ti*i,i COUPONwpTH A 6 1 SO 08 MORE FOOD GROIN TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXCLUDED Cornbread Has Flavor BREA U Roll Is a Zia Pueblo Indian and New Mexico's 1979 Junior Miss.,When she set out to plan her entry in the Kraft Hostess Awards competition as part of the America's Junior Miss Pageant, It was not surprising for her to prepare the things she knows best. s U Fresh Limes. 12/59"' ' .1,' - -- - - - a - SAVE _________ - SAVE 0 *490 0(11 PRICE NAISOSAL Pfeiffer •1 Kleenex . . . . • Round Steaks. . - ..... 77" Boiling Peanuts LOS 8100 BEEP IT. slit . BLEACH . • . ,• - SAVE 4'. 25 SQ. Pt ALUMINUM . • . . . • 89' I2oz BTL. - SAVE 30'- I6os JAR DRY ROASTED Planters Peanuts. 454 49" FRESH TO 5 LOS CORNISH 2,5 SAVE - . - 7. QUART - CO'S ENGLISH CREAM .58c . 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons flour • • HENS. O 88 24oz AVG. 8oz , C SAVE JO' IOoa PKG SQuARE - 11 $159 49oa . . . COLD POWER BOX LB ioun ConCIfltTtf LIMONADI _______ 8 8 -- I . Fyne Taste (FRANKS). I 16oz OIL OR SHAMPOO 'iou R - . - 0% - d 3LBCAN - . 2.13 FRESH-8 ART DETERGENT CONC 42oz 3*09 - 119 CHOICE ____________________ - 8 SAVE 20' 2 teaspoons baking powder S • REGAL L, teaspoon salt tL'asplon ground nutiuseg CUE) margarine ' 4 (Up light corn syrup I a cup sugar 2 eggs 1 Cup pled, pitted, nuashed peaches 1 cup chopped pecans Grease 95x3-inch loaf pan In siuiaU bowl stir toguthe, flour, baking po wder, salt and nutmeg In large bow I wills mixer at mncdiuiui speed beat margarine until softened Add torn syrup aiud sugar; beat until sitsooth. Add eggs; beat I to'! tuiinutes or until light. Stir in flour mixture alternatel) wIth, peaches. Stir in pecans. Turn into prepared pan. Bake in tm degree I" oven 60 to 65 minutes or until cake tester ucserteil III center collies out clean. Cool 10 minutes in pan. Remove frouui ran. Cool completely on wire rack. Wrap in foil or Plastic wrap. Bread slices best when stored overnight, Makes I loaf. ' - P l ' - - II4 ItlUIId 4(Pl)Ia1Ft.4 CLEAN UP= $ I00 - - REGULAR PRICE ON ANY ITEM WITH COUPON BELOW! $ 99 5 FOR SAVE 20' & FROZEN 6 PACK NI l2oz R. BTLS. . *308 PRO. BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX LAMBRECHT PIZZA - Palmolive (DETERGEI'IT)8213 3.50* DEODORANT CHEESE-P[PPLROM 01 AASJSACF Irish Spring . (SOAP) 1 PRIDE ICE CREAM GRILL PERFECT PORTABLEFOR THE BEACH 9 OR PICNICS $ *5 9 - MILLER flI1fl $49 6 SAVE 20' HALF GALLON - 99 12a. N.R. KUHNEL LIEBFRAMILCH THEO Ban 1'1t-E; ____ 9 DIET RITE OR NEXI FLAVORS I4 j 8PAC( 16oz BTLS. T Is Bar.B.Q Grill. 750 ML, , , 799 4 CUP GEMCO 9 9 I I U COFFEE Box JAR a 4 S I - Inge ZC00PO $JUl5*2$. 1514 : : U INSTANT' - U U • . - - . - - -'--- - . - ) • _;i - \\ - Body on Tap. . . . SAVE 60'- So, SUPER HOLD • 99' SAVE 40'- 4.. COPPERTONE LOTION OR V 20" 2 Speed Fan32 199 Coppertone Oil. . $199 , LAWN - FURNITURE WHERE AVAILABLE 'rIPIIUS4JN :: U U : U U U • KEG. PRICE OF ANY REGAL SILVERSTONE COOKWARE : U -- 1 0 : • I GIANT PLAY BALLS 919 reach bread challenges banana for top honors In taste. 91 ICOIJP0AP*UC4$T0LW • 0000 TRIO 1.. Jut! Z. $510 C BY EAGLE RUBBER 99 - I -,,,,. - SUM ca t ,. - GOVERNORI HMflW SAFETY cOaN - m, " -. . 'I. _ _- 014 ANY IS too THIS ,- - DRY. NORMAL OR OILY SHAMPOO Vitalis (HAIR SPRAY). Tea Kettle GL.A8S). . (BOX) FROM MCGRAWEDISO(1 SAVE 50' • SANKA _r•i. --' s.. Roll-On... . 99C SAVE 50'- 70. 24" PORTABLE FULL SIZE BOTTLES R.C. COLA, - -- s..o 're,I a 8 11 Note: 11) prepare with self-r is ing flour, onuuit baking powder and salt. U4.11011 00(505? U"S(IP1ItIjO5I5( 89C PANTRY 99 - SAVE 20' FROZEN EACH 329a LIQUID Dynamo Detergent816 ' $4., LAUNDRY Fab Detergent. . . 0304 BAR.B.I 1 RED,WHI BLUE BEER 23., PKG.. FAMILV SIZE FUDGE BROWNIES Duncan Hines. - JULY 2, 1980 IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO COMPLETE YOUR SET OF REGAL SILVERSTONE COOKWARE! 1 it people make banana bread than any other fruit bread, it's because they haven't sliced Into a loaf of peach bread and tasted Its fragrant goodness. Make Peach Bread throughout the all -too-short season Also make cough so that sonic can be frozen for the u,ontI ahead when fresh peaches are only a sweet iuieuuuorv PEACH PECAN HIIEAt) 2 cups unsifted flour a see note - OFF SAVE 20' I $ 0 1 Fresh Peaches Inspire Loaf VASELINE SAVE 30' - Whip cream with powdered sugar until stiff. Fold is*ppetl cream and sherry Into cilohisi sauce Wash IIIt1 stem cherries. Pd, if desired. Divide cherries among 4 dessert dishes. I'our Saute over cherries just before serving. Garnish 4th whole u- hit'rrv if desired This kitchen-tested recipe umiakes 4 servings. 881, BABY PRODUCTS ENTREES LB £ CRISCO SHORTENING 1.49 } SAVE 10'- I2o, P1(0. MEAT -- 2LB PKG. Whole Northwest fresh sweet cherries for garnish. o pti o nal ((intjine egg yolks, sugar and flour in top of double boils-u Place over simmering water.. Gradually add hot milk aol 'anilla. Cook and stir until thickened and smooth, about : - ('01)1 thoroughly. Stir occasionally. Fyne Taste (UOLOjNA) (BOLOGNA) . - I tiIbll'Sf)I)Ofl powdered sugar 1-2 tablespoons sherry (optional) 4 cups Northwest fresh sweet cherries - SAVE 20-In PKG SLICED MEAT . . 3I1 - - Slatt Lykes I-lain (COOKED) MEAT - .1FREE - 1.99 49oz80X 20' - Boa PKG PANTRY PRIDE Assi Hygrade Sausage68C ASSORTED SKINNED & DEVEINED 2 TO 3 LBS cup hot hulk teaspoon vanilla extract cup heavy cream ' SAVE 20' I bus ROLL PURL PORK FREEZER QUEEN P 59" FAB LAUNDRY DETERGENT 471 • Lunch Meat (SLICED). 78 SAVE 40' 20oz PKG SMOKI.D Sunnyland (Sausage) . 8198 SAVE JO'- QUARTERS I LB PKG. MARGARINC Fyne Spred. . (SLICED) ,$138 Lunch Meat (SLICED). $158 SAVE SAVE 30'- PANTRY PRIDE CREAMED 24os CUP BEEF LIVER - . 661c - LAUNDRY DETERGENT C - Sour Cream . . . . . 78C CENTER CUT SLICED - Ifi 8 PACK I6oz BTLS. DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER - The n.m. of the Canadian province Saskatdwwan the 'Ct.i Indian word for 'rap i d r i v e r.'' . . . MACARONI & CHEESE PKG. POITIN American Singles. $128 .A.GRADEA I- WISE PUFFED CHEESE 41.tUOUiD 3/1 - SAVE 24'. lbs CUT GREEN Stokely Beans. 3P1 ---- 7.25oz . . . 8C SAVE 20'- BORDEN'S SLICED *Zoi PKG. Pork Spare Ribs . 1.118118 DOODLE SIT Libby's Corn.. SAVE *2'. 22u COFFEE I . 'I 1 SPRITE I SOFT DRINK I SAVE 241- ISot CAN $117 CREAMER . • . i $415 . TOTAL... - HIP5fl7 DISH LIQUID . FOIL PKG SAVE 30' 12o P1(0 PANTRY PRIDE. AS S'F I 1114111 L8l78 -FRLSI46TOSLBS FaAia Pork Butts. . . . ui 98C Chuck Roast. (DRES8ING). . 49' SAVE 20. GIANT ROLL DERMASSAGE SAVE 301- GALLON - : HLADC Duncan Hines.. $107 - LB Cheese.. 8 118 Pick 0' Chick. . t.98C. , Cottage SAVE 30'- CORN OIL RGARINE * LB P110 4 1(1 [(.0155 WITH SACRI I P11(51 Ø 1PS 050* PNtIUP1GI*Dt Gold Corn • . . . 58 C • inS9C Lots of Chicken SAVE to'. So. PKG. PANTRY PRIDE Cream Cheese. . . 68 SAVE 20'- 32.s RED CHEEK YOUR CHOICE TEA BAGS. $117 . (MRS. FILBERTS). Cooked H Ham SAVE 20 AXELRODS 160, CUP L8 5 ITO S 15$ PSIASTS W 5 55 IHIS'$ t'r t)Nu51It5%Rf$KTLA N P OlGA PNt)UGU*DI BONELESS BEEF SAVI *0'- Cu FRENCH ON ITALIAN 411 7.25oz POTATO.5.75oz BAR- B-QIJE OR ?oz DIP RICE that French cooks call 'creine anglaise." 'L'hie cream is basically a classic' egg-thickened custard with whipped cream and sugar folded in. Serve the cherria' hak' or pitted and topped with the English cream. ('IIEIIRILS %VITII SAVE bO Sot PKG THOHNAPI'Lt %,At1t V .. . . . . . TOWS ROLLS SAVE 42'. 3 Lb SAG Oleo 50'. 44oa ITt.. PANTRY PRIDE Libby's Viennas2/89C Apple Juice.,, 'COD -.j • . *00 CT. PANTRY PRIDE Tea Bags. DINNER -- SAVE 20'. FRESH 2 79 < LITER SAVE 20C SAVE 91. Soo CAN Tangerine sections Slice chicken in strlpe Marinate 15 IfliflUleS in ter17A1 , sauce. Saute 5 minutes ln hot olive OIL Add lemon Juice and honey, being certain oil is Add tangerine sections. Serve over rice. This kltchen4eMed recfpe makes 1 serving. c4 raw - Slaw or Salad Drumsticks . . 20'. iSo, PANTRY PRIDE SAVE 20'- - . - USDA. GRADE A TRAY PACK TURKEY 10'- FRESHLY PACKAGED 12 COUNT Cut Beets. - 70'. toO COUNT SAVE $0'- GOLDEN UUAMTIRS 10 SAVE 30' A LB SAVE 30' $149 994 Vegetable Oil. . . . '6179 SAVE *4'TODDLERS 69c Kraft Bar-B.Que. Johnson Diapers. EVERYDAY - - ..,; i: - PRIDE' SODAS POLISH OR KOSHER VIasic Dills. . - V40 SAVE 40*- iIosBTL. SAVE _________ 88 SAVE 20' A LB GENERFOOD Julceo('Lemon 1 teaspoon honey Ll • . iy P j - CHICKEN TANGERINE 1 chicken breast Teriyaki sauce Olive oil ' 1 3 oz BAG 0 Bird ! ___________________ _______________ il 99 LB SAVE 20' A LB - i ___ _____ Fr esl'fr i- wt desserts are it special treat during sunwicr months when inany fruits are it their peak. Fresh sweet sherries from the Pacific Northwest now are in most markets. Their season is quite short only until August They iiiake a refreshing dessert simply eaten out-of-hand or served with ice cream. More elegant are cherries Jubilee or individual ch erry souffles Another say to prepare these delightful cherries is with an English cream that Colonial cooks called ''soiled custai il' aual - BUY-1 GET-1 FREE PANTRY COFFEE cup Sugar Flavor That EVERYDAY LOW PRICE SAVE 30 - - . $ 219 P I ALL ITEMS PRICES GOOD wr, JUNE 25 THRU SUN. JUNI 29 $950 QUANTITY RIGHTS RIs[RrD _____________ - SAVE 26'- I Sat CELLO BAG . . . 7 11 Champion RaisIns5V9 SAVE iO' A I.B. Red Plum. SAVE _ I cup margarine - 49 Sugar Donuts.. SAVE 45' 46oi JAR 4 eggs I 17-oz. can cream style corn 17 cup (2 ozs.) shredded natural monterey jack cheese '2 cup (2 ozs.) shredded sharp natural cheddar cheese 1 4-oz. can green chiles, seeded, chopped l cup flour lcup cornmeal 4 teaspoons baking powder Li teaspoon salt Cream margarine and sugar; blend In eggs. Stir in corn, cheeses and chiles. Add combined remaining ingredients to corn mixture; mix well. Pour into greased and floured 11% x 7-inch baking dish. Bake at 3Z degrees, $0 to 55 minutes or until wooden pick Inserted in center comes out clean. Serve warm 11 SAVE 20'- FLORIDA ORDER. TOBACCO P5000(V) 1 ICLUDID SUN TRAIL BREAD - • U 114111 COUPON .10. JUNE as ts.0 so,,.. """° LLHI WIT" •7S00IPI055 Her Harvest Feast party plan incorporated many pueblo traditions and generously embraced her guests In the fabric of her culture. You iiiight enjoy serving your guests this cornbread which also embodies the flavor of Jennifer's Southwest region. i /981C WatermelOflS 1 SAVE 101. 12os GOLDEN TOP CHOCOLATE OR FLAKED ! WITH ; EXTRA LARGE - PANTRY PRIDE o BREYER'S At a time when most people her age are breading with • traditions and the past, Jennifer Herrera used hers and came ICE CREAM : up a winner. • HALF GALLON • • L859c ouAiins...',,'. ' - - U Nectarines.. 8(10 WHITE Mushrooms. SAVE 10' A LB. SWEET JUICY CALIFORNIA SAVE 30' 16oz SAVE 30'. *2 PACK PANTRY PRIDE PARTY FLAME S ONCLOVERLEAF . 2 Southwest - Jennifer SAVE oc SAVE 20'- 3/89'Q SANDWICH - • - you' SAVE 10 A LB \/ HOMESTYLE or U ORANGE- 99 CA BAKERY 'l.Ia Pueblo Indians still bake their breads In U PANTRY PRIDE FROZEN It's Tradition Top Chernes 0 Wth Cream - J.R. outdoor adobe "beehive" ovens CARTON _____ POUND SAVE 30C WrAw. SUPER HALF GALLON _____ JASCOUNT I" EARS ! 16oz CAN U _ ______ 0 PAY MORE? a 0 - i I . BEANS 90 - - - 3 PORK& U ..t.- •% II DISCOUNT PANTRY PRIDE - ________ ' ' il '-' IllwI - - ';, 21" OFF - - - 1 - Engl sh Cream and orttiwest seet cherries art' a rich treat. I%.I ItLI - UI _____ • ICE - - MCI GUARANTEE! - V4 Tropicina JE ORANGE - - #. l - HOOD OR TROPICANA ' • J FRESH 116101MA -ONW% ~Oa - - - Got Wh at You Wa t FOR THE BEACH/ BAR-B-Q/ BAC YARD Add potatoes, olives and celery to dressing Toss gently y marinated vegetables or cole slaw for a complete meal. . ________________________________________________________________________ Aes . #. ininutes more, depending on desired crispness. Serve with pound sharp cheddar cheese, shredded ' 1 dill thupjxd refrigerate or freeze. TO GRILL: If frozen, allow to defrost at room temperature for about 10 minutes. When fire is ready, place foil-wrapped sandwiches on grill and heat 10 minutes. Uncover and continue heating until Pita bread is crisp and filling is hot - 10 to 15 - " ' • third cup filling -be generous. Wrap individually in foil and grilling until bread is crispy and pocket heated through, about io to 15 minutes more, depending on desired crispness. CHEESY HOT DOG TOTE third pound of . usage per person) I ics• 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 4 individual loaves of Pita tread Heavy-duty aluminum foil Cut hot dogs into fourths lengthwise, then slice into 'i-inch cubes. Combine with olives, hard cooked eggs, mustard, mayonnaise, chili sauce and cheese, mixing well. Cut Pita rounds in half. Open pocket and fill with approx imately one;. V W EVERYTHING WE SELL - . Cheesy Ilot Dog ToteS. Totes can be niade ahe9d, %rapped in giill is properly heated have guests fill Pita pockets with their foil and heated later on the gri ll, choice of sausages and condiments. Wrap sandwiches i foil SAUSAGE "DA(;WOOIY' GRILL ' and place on grill for about 10 minutes. Uncover and continue . - --Jmm-- - i 2 OZ jar stuffed green olies '' CUP frozen diced onions ': cup chili sauce 1 teaspoon mustard 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped - , ld half uncooked portion to flow underneath . Serve wi th : FRUIT CONSERVE SAUCE cup strawberry or red raspoerry preserves 2 tablespoons chopped nuts -' outside and a smooth and moist inside. Of loniatoes, chopped with, celery salt added Chopped onions Offer three styles (Bermuda, Spanish grilling favorites such as knockwurst, bratwurst and hot( logs, green) N ational Hot Dog & Sausage Council suggests using Bean sprouts, drained these Pi ta loaves thollowed rounds sometimes also called - 8 ounces cottage cheese One-third to Ii cup milk Boil potatoes until fork tender. Peel and slice fairly thin. Mix together cottage cheese, mayonnaise. one-third cup milk, lemon juice and olive oil. Add Parmesan cheese, dill, rosemary. salt, pepper and I tablespoon parsley. -1-4.- , - Wednoufiiy, June 25,1180.-9t OR P For - - tradition. eal ' - When the margarine Is hot, but not browned or smoking, ' Id O A Pocket full f nourishment is aI%I%s elcome on a picnic So %ii, not combine America s newest food, Pita bread, with ' 0 Alfalfa sprouts peetah, Syrian or Near Eastern bread to add zest to easy Cheddar or American cheese, shredded summer entertaining, )Pickle relish Let guests make up their own special Sausage "Dagwood" Dill pickles, sliced paper-thin Grill from , a smorgasbord of sliced processed meats and one-third cup milk Yogurt ' " Salt and pepper vegetable fixings of sauerkraut, bean spr ou ts, chopped onions Variety of. mustards and ketchup Combine Melt margarine In 10-inch skillet over ow or tomatoes. Before guests arrive, chop, slice and refrigerate sausages eggs, meat, milk and seasonings, pour into skillet. CookPerfectly portable, Pita bread also is ideal for making and smorgasbord condiments Cut Pita loaves in half. When slowly. As egg mixture sets, lift slightly with a spatula to allow pour in a batter of eggs, milk and chopped ham and cook. Lift the eg mixture slightly with a spatula to allow the uncooked portlThi to flow underneath. When the top of the eggs is set, fold the omelet in half. The a tender, golden omelet with a firm but delicate result - Omelets topped with fruit follow time honored lemon 2 tablespoons olive oil 'a cup mayonnaise or salad dressing i - . - Juice of - ,.. cup (heed black or green olives (preferably dreek) 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese 'i teaspoon dill Pinch leaf rosem ar y, crumbl ed 1 teaspoon salt ' ' 'i teaspoon ground black pepper Omelet history can be traced back to the Romans who ate a sweet egg dish cooked wi th honey. Follow a time-honored tradition. Dress up your eggs with a fruit Conserve Sauce strawberry or red raspberry preserves and chopped nuts. This simple mixture, served warm, adds Just the right balance of swe*iess to create a tasty morning meal worth opening your eyes for. Wake up to a Super Breakfast Omelet. This recipe calls for an easy-to-make ham omelet topped with a colorful and delicious fruit conse rve. Begin the omelet by melting margarine in a skillet . - And - Grill ckets P ' This recipe is appropriate I brunch entrees accompanied and fresh fruits to complete with spiced apples, menu. FAST OMELET SUPER . 3 tablespoons name 6 eggs, slightly beaten " Helen Schwartz, a home economist with Friendship Foods - The dish features cottage cheese for additional protein ATHENIAN POTATO SALAD 2 pounds new potatoes 2 tablespoons minced parsley I bun ch celery, minced 1w The Ràmans JUst Like They . 'ivenlng Hera ld, Saniord, Fl. S ausage) Can Be Greek llotat'o salads are iIIpecially popular in summer. - Fiord. D.çwm.,r of *4'vWi.ft(. J( - , [I -' ---'I ' - - �F-- - - — — - - Wit / IOC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 25, IPSO . 'fi , - 0 . IB 'C SUPER CD Y11 HICKORY SWEET( '; . SLICED BACON THRIFTY ID DEEP SOUTH , MAYONNAISE C C 49 -49 OT. I JAR PKG. I s PV E Vi,' TOMATOES,'- LETTUCE C I 16-ox. ' C 29 • (QTRS.) I TNIS SUPER DIVIDEND GOOD FOR 141. AMN FLQCMSE of $11le OR MORE LIMIT Offf PER CUSTOMER28 COUPON GOOD JUNE 26- L1MJT ONE PER CUSTOMER COUPON GOOD JUNE 26-28 COUPON GOOD JUNE 26-28 CRACKIN MARGARINE THIS SUPER DIVIDEND GOOD FOR I READ I WON PURCHASE or $15-11 OR MORE LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER ___ : L_ .,.....u.u,..J SUPER / BLUE BONNET 9 THIS SUPER DIVIDEND GOOD FOR I-CAN I WITH PURCHASE OF $11-10 OR MORE LJ L ..uJ • CAN I IRIS SUPER DIVIDEND GOOD FOR I.I.I. Pic. i I THIS SUPER ortwo GOOD roit I-QT. )AN WITH PURCHASE or $2S.11 OR 111101K WITH PURCHASE OF $25.10 ON MORE tIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER COUPON GOOD JUNE 26-28 COUPON GOOD JUNE 26-28 HARVEST FRESH C SUPER SALTINES 4 . C I Evening Heral(USPS 481 280)—Price 20 Cents 1 GOOD '.. 72nd Year, No 26 — Thursday, June 26, 1980— Sanford, Florida 32771 Theef Stea.ls' Scripts ]denti ing Who Shot J.-R. Ewing. fy I I PKO. I TNa SUPER DITIDEND 90100 FOR I-PIC. p WrIN PRCMSE Of iisle OR Tow 11MIT ONE PER CUSTOMER COUPON GOOD JUNE 26-28 ..w.ou.u,J CULVER CITY, Calif. (UP!) — The ously shot in the final episOde of last tliscoverv of the assailant of J.R. Ewing shooting of J.R. Ewing in the "Dallas" season. But we didn't anticipate anything like culprits written in as JR.'s would-be murderer. A spokesman for IA)rimar Productions, this. television series has led to a real-life crime — a sneak-thief has filched several which produces -Dallas," confirmed "We (lidn't think,anvork, would go it) scripts containing the identity of the Wednesday the scripts had been stolen these lengths to solve the mystery of whu I.t. Steve Weiss said the theft occurred tantalizing ni%ster~ %%as partly solved "sometime between June 3rd and June , At's very rare to have something like %%Itll the of 11'agwan's l7th." th.is haoixti," Weiss said. " I've been here return it) the show. Texas millionarie's assailant, from story editor Arthur Lewis' office, shot JR." "It's true," the spokesman said, The "Dallas" series has been the The wily producers of the popular subject of summer madness in this "several scripts were stolen from Mr. prime time soap opera were not caught country and abroad since Ewing, played Lewis' office.' We anticipated a entirely unawares. Several different by actor Larry Bagman, was mysteri- tremendous amount of interest in the seriptsjsere prepared with different being stolen be fore, the lieutenant SaI(1, vIt'wrts tO. recover troti: the bullet nound. 'file !I)Vt 1( hate. aS Oifl& to "Three rough draft copies of the script 15 year and nothing like this has ever Whodunit' Irtnfl the Dallas ' series were .happen4d before." It ws the shooting of JR., his fate and reported missing this morning," Wiss whodunit that caused speculation ao'rig said. "That's about it, really." Lorimar inadvertently disclosed this television viewers thr o ughout the t't:i'i Asked if he had ever heard of scripts week that Ewing, the man "Dallas" States and England. AP , Lake Mary Offi c i al — 10 U • si -- SK I. _ __ ax I-I I K AnIN - ployees, retain city council expedsi! Forest mobile home park. The city is By DONNA ESTES allowances and stipends paid to advisors' taking over operation of the sewer plant Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary's property tax rate could go board members. Also included in the in the development. Kulbes said with 177 up to $350 per $1,000 assessed valuation budget Kulbes Is recommending to the customers on the sewer system, the of real property In the new fiscal year, a council is a $17,000 downpayment on a . $12.45 per.mnontlm lee is necessary to fund 66-cent increase over the current tax class A pumper for the fire department the operation of the sewer system. As rate. • and a new car for the police department, new customers are addeti ,the sewer rate City Manager Phil Kulbes will He noted the two vehicles currently being can come down, he ,said. recommend to the Lake Mary City operated'by the police department have Consideration of a request that Council at a 7:30 p.m. workshop today 200,000 miles each rec'orded. water service be provided from the that it approve a tax rate for fiscal 1980A major reason for the 66 cents per hidden Lake subdivision in Sanford to 81 of $3.50, up from the $284 now levied. $1,000 assessed valuation increase, he the hler property. Kulbes said the increased tax rate pointed out, is anticipated raises in An affirmative action plan for the would keep all departments at current gasoline costs to $1.75 per gallon. city to become eligible to participate in strength plus provide f'or the hiring of a Under current state Law, the council various federal funding programs. fulltime grader operator in public works can increase property taxes by a fourI 'rolxised revisions to (he lakefront and a part-time person for park- main- fifths vote of the board, zoning ordinance. Kulbes mis reemnOther items on the agenda for the mended that a 200 - loot set-back tenance. The manager said this would also workshop include: requirement from lakes be established — Setting a proposed sewer rate of provide a 7 percent across-the-board For apartment development. The open cost-of-living pay raise for city em- $12.45 per month to customers in The space could be planted in green areas. 1 - --.,_ ' 4: - . - _•W ', 5 4i - - - S ' ',• •' 0 ' J JON VIIU IOTIOM PINKY10' P SHOULDIS (có •. : ' ROUND.-ROAST Vi 0' Is. NICXOY 1OKID 'CJNTIUT NAM ROAST 01 • (IlL PEG. $1.75) 10)4* SLICED BACON HAM STEAK $159 13. ,' D' YLCO. u...-- ''••-':"•''' ua,oy swn co,cs 1$. r . ' • • W-b hAND USDA OIOIC* L • jM Cut- Taxes, Give Workers alary Hi*ke- il l , ------ -. .:' • . .'' -' •:' • '-- THRIFTY MAID MEDIUM _ AR DII "----' $ ___ •. '' •:. '• ?ièO Rg$Q. ;"OSHERDlLLS -'.''-' .:-. .• -• '• ' t'',' ;...,; . S . . S LUNCH. MEAT .••' I. ,, k - Sanford city employees will be is from this fund the pay raises are going rkcived, the actual rate to be charged receiving pay raises and city taxpayers to be taken. will be set. On the amount of property tax which will be receiving a property tax cut in the The city commission in afternoon new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. But it the city will be levying during the new meetings .L'uesday and We'dnesda year, Knowles will be 30 to 60 days before the amount of fiscal said, reviewed the five budgets f o r city cut will be known. "Mathematically, there the pay raise and tax must be a operation during the new fiscal year, City commissioners Wednesday night decrease In the rate." tentatively totaling more than $7 million. He said estimates of revenue used in grant employees unanimously to agreed 'l'tie budgets are for: general governacross-the-board cost-of-living pay his budget preparation are from the miment, refuse, capital iumprovenm('nt, increases plus wage adjustment.sto bring cu rrent year's figures. New estimates federal revenue sharing and water and salaries into line with other from County Property Appraiser Terry sewer utilities. Refuse and utility rates Goembel's office will not be available are hieing retained at the same lt'e'l as municipalities. until August, Knowles said. this year. The exact amount of the cost-of-living "With new construction during the past raises will be determined after Congress on a bill to extend federal revenue year, it is almost a certainty that the city The budgets as submitted were ten. acts will be able to reduce the tax rate," tatively approved with only t 'M sharing payments tO local governments Knowles said. corrections. The first correction 1, 011and after a salary survey and pay plan is In the meantime, to be on the safe side, cerned the allocation to the (reater completed by the state Department of Knowles said the city to comply with Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Its Community Affairs. state law will be advertising a tax rate of annual allocation was incorrectl) listed City Manager Warren Knowles said it $7.08 per $1,000 assessed valuation of as $7,500 instead of $15,000. The second correction was to inciude is expected the city will be allocated from properties, the same tax rate as federal revenue sharing about $380,000, currently charged. funds for, annual maintenance of the After estimates of revenue are city's cemeteries. — DONNA EST1- S the same amount as received this year. It •- •," noun= r Herald Photo by f'om Hrtei Ionroe Ilarhotu- boat ramp liVednesday. To bystanders watch as a 16-foot U-Haul truck sIo R settles in time mud at the end of the Exact Amounts Undetermined Sanford.. To U lot Truck Rolls Into Lake Monroe By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Stall Writer A 16-year-old youth sleeping in the cab of his uncle's rented 11)-loot truck awoke Wednesday afternoon to find the cab filli ng with water. I had to go out the window," said Barry Church after walking back to Monroe Harbour following a brief examination at Sem nole Memorial Hospital. ( hurcir joi ned his uncle, Andrew Ilice, 1066 (gaucho Ave., l.k'l(ona and spent the next four and a half hours watching a tip the truck on its side, pull i t back up the fleet of wreckers w stand i t up and carry it off for bit ramp it had rolled down, roll off the concrete into the mud. As Church broke the surface and crawled hack up the ramp, marina employees grabbed him and drove blur to (lie hospital, where he was reatt'd and released for l)filiSt'S aflil . inhaling water. Meanwhile as airbubble's and it small oil slick rose fron t the truck, police and recker cre's arrived. I he power of the first huge wrecker t as not enough to budge the truck. But tour cables Ironi a pair of the Large (o trucks were powerful enough to set the submerged e'hiiuh' in motion — ti i t over on its side. - i . T , - . i For (lie next four hours a team iii four trucks and n rucker crews, joined by a local scuba (liver called iii to attach chains and hooks in the1iiiii-ky water, dragged the tru k around the' ramp, trying for (tie' right combinati o n of t-abl, and leverage to right the waterlogged ve'hi-lc' Finally. at 7:30 1)111., the t'rt'v,s made time tlt'i'isiiimi to ([fi the battered truck up iinmtir t he ramiip, then stand it up. The rear compartment was OIM'nt'd a bit to allots sate'r it, drain off, and the truck, battered '111d Ic-an i rig hi (lie i mgI was hauled off, 'i'iii going to cry, but first liii going luimmit' to it elm ken dinner," said Rice, joined on I 1w dock b) his ift- an' I ('hurdi, wlsi lives e itli 111111 hIt' said lit' had [it) idea badly either the truck or its contents were damaged n'pairs. Rice said he was heading down to the Sanford flea market imr.V 5. 1 lights a), 17-92 wlien lie decided to make a stop at the marina to look at it sailboat lie was planning to buy. lie parked the truck, loaded with thousands of itemirs ranging Ironm jewelry to antique glass miniatures, in the m iddle of the Monroe I larbour parking lot, leaving his nephew asleep iii the Cal). Sharon IN" It') , proprietor of Strictly Sail, interrupted his discussions of boat prices. " Don't get alarmed, but your truck is in time water,' she said. The U-haul truck was in the water, almost completely submerged It had apparently rolled down the inclined parking lot, picking up enough speed on the boat runup to "' -.- L 1 u1,tfl. ' 1 kI' ' 7I I lIi ii ' I 41111 a1VJ "ui SIXIDANM ___ 00. &WROSWIH1I S GREEN BEANS 3 Bomb,Threat Halts Work n Space Shuttle BUNS 3 $1°° CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — A The woman phoned the space center's woman with a foreign accent demanding switchboard shortly after midnight the release of Americans held hostage in saying bombs were planted in each Iran telephoned she had planted two building, Buckley said. lie said she bombs at the Kennedy Space Center demanded the release of the hostages. today, halting work on the space shuttle A work shift due to leave at 12:30 a.m. Columbia for more than two hours. EDT was sent borne and the start of the W, assumed it was a hoax," said next shift was delayed until 2:43 :t ill. s space center spoke,iiian Hugh Harris. the bomb crews swept the to iIL4issive But over 200 workers workers in the buildings, Buckley said. Shuttle Orbiter Processing Facility — the The procedure affected 210 workers, Columbia's hangar and the Vehicle Buckley said. Assembly Building were evacuated. - space center bomb Some 210 workers were putting heatbuildings but found resistant tiles on time space shuttle and no bomb, security chief Charles Buckley readying it for Its "integrated" test next P!L I •— IPPIUI - 1N %-f LI i . '' . -':". .... ' • - ,,:,!1:'t •. 5 '4 '- ', , Air Force and crews searched both MR CUP __ ---z - said, S • - Carter Toasts Portugal For Stands On Iran, Soviets aermostrated that people who value recognize and respond to the threat posed : S •• -' ' ' ; • . .-' --, - month. LISBON, Portugal (UP!) - President freedom cannot stand idly by while to democratic societies everywhere by Carter ended his eight-day European others rights are ruthlessly suppressed aggression in Afghanistan and official tour today with an enthusiastic reception and while a system of International order terrorism in Iran," said Carter before in Portugal and praised Europe's .., is so callously attacked," Carter said ending his four-nation trip that took him youngest democracy for being "among in his toast at a lunch in the hilltop Ajuda to Italy, Yugsolavla, Spain and Portugal. time first" to respond to the crises In Palace ending his seven-hour visit. Carter said "it is at time such as these Afghanistan and Iran. "It Is no wonder that Portugal was that friends and allies must stand "Your actions and your words among the first of the world's nations to together," - Herald Photo by David Railer After tilting the truck on Its side during the first dragging the overturned eljicIe back onto the rescue attempt, wrecker operators succeed in boat ramp, In his toast, President Antonio Itamnalho Eanes pledged Portugal Carter was welcomed to Portugal with "Car-te'r. Car-ter," chanted some 100 "would not fail to fulfill all its corn- a 21-gun salute and by several dozen Portuguese student' ...cn the president mitments with its allies in the defense of exotically dressed refugee demon- emerged from the the Gothic 16th cencommon values and principles that unite st.artors from the former Portuguese tury Joronitnos Mumisteri, and justify us." territory of Timor, Portugal was the first NATO ally to The crowds that greeted him ere Llw lie b-ad just placed lltir.J Areatl.s at the slap sanctions on Iran and was quick to most enthusiastic he encountered in his nivarble tiuLs ul epic ptwt Luis Caiimoes take punitive measures against Moscow tour In southern Europeand he seemed to and navigator Vasco da Gama, who after the invasion of Afghanistan. enjoy It. charted the sea route to India in l00. - ri � 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, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 25, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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The Chairman of the Seminole County branch of the Home Builders Association IA ~— r $ P, - . . - At""itp". - - ' - - Era - But in looking over the first draft of the I document, - the - Home Builders give low and moderate income families an opportunity to own their own homes was removed Tuesday night with the cooperation of t.he . I Sanford City Conunission. c4 42 specific objections or suggestions unanirnousl code scheduled San ford • -- i re • r . . Harriett -•. - engineer . document," Luddy Goetz, dWmian of the Seminole County branch of the Home Builders Association, told- com. missioners at a work session. I, ~ e a monument to. the two I I- '" ' ' " 0 ' -- ' y purchase sub-standard housing and refurbish th e houses for re-sale. He said the first house is ready for avoid continual requests'for variances. . The first public hearing on the code is scheduled for June 10. But Conunissioner . second house is doubtful at this time. Bb French said he thinks the builders willing to provide financing for voters to we . zoning decide. also demanding punitive damages be The company Is The Winter Springs City Council members found they C. Mitchell, George Guarente, were being sued Tuesday night, by a company to which assessed against John Mrs. Bill Hiate and other members ' of the group formed It had recently voted to grant a zoning change. Florida Land Corp, recently granted a change to to oppose the zoning change. The dispute started earlier this month, when Florida allow It to build suburban homes on a tract of land previously zoned for one-home-per-acre development, Land, a company which has already built other subHerald Mail Writer winter Springs citizens who have organized a petition zoning which allows up to 3,5 homes on each acre of drive calling for a refere ndum on the zoning change, Land. The council passed the proposed change, although taking the decision out of the hands of the council members point out the city has not yet been presented But proponents of the plan told the council Mitchell questions" and his group had refused to listen to Florida Land's • and subdivision regulations appear be the and agreed that If the staff comments are received by all the But the 50 supporters of Mitchell answered his plea for money to oppose the suit with $1,350 In pledges and checks, many for $100 or $%. Mitchell and his attorney, Identified by a member of 'IL J I / • - • - - .: -: 1 t\ .___ • -. -. _--r---4--2 .t2. I • . . - - . __________ ---------- • - . . .. * - - 1. - - uouay I I kromdmwawk ............. &A . ZR Sanford City Commission Drops Plan Require Gas Station Price Signs • - I - - oppoi view is that such improvements would not have been necessary if the new H ,, homes. were not built. The S$sisu tty on Tuesday t £ st5 coUu1U4on earuer agr r pim to require gasoline station operators to post their prices. Knowles reported legislation is being considered in'the County Development Director John ewnics .........................The isalon voted unanimously to reconsider its former, Legislatur e mandating the signs. Knowles also said at lbS 111115 Percy told the commissioners that Crosswud action and told City Attorney Vernon Miss to halt work on an that the Dade County law was considered a major factor In although they will be asked to adopt the .j....5.... w-wu ...."•"" ,, 4' ____ -__________ • • - - ..a a - I ________ '_ - - - , : comply with the inconie-to-debt ratioli required for mortgage ap. - proval without an interest subsidy, . Paying the standard 14 percent mortgage interest rate, Wilson said, would require a monthly payment for principal awl interest of $211.40. M1z said he bad not begun preparing the ordinance because In a lengthy legislati ve repor t to the Commission TU$d5Y begi work on an amendment to provide flw1 he was awaiting receipt from City Manager Warren Knowles night, Knowles said both houses of the Legislature have had method (or assessment 7A Hospital of a copy of a slirillar Dade County law bills 1nroduced requiring all stations to post prices which are collection of impact 7A tIati ........................ Meènwblle, Mayor Lee P. Moore said a 'Imilar ordinance in readable from the street. 18 Owwiv Boca Raton is being challenged In the courts. Stenstroin, In making the motion to reconsider, aii ,.i estimated that the amendment Sports.,.......... ............Conwtlasisnsr Jullan Stenafrom, who made the motion two station operators told him they would have no objection to the could be completed and implemented by ~ ..... i ............. 11C IA.. Weeb ago instrwting Min to prePen ft ordinance, said the city erlorcing Its sign nts on those Oct.1, 1W. The amendment would have Wear "roof caved in on me from service stations" after word was operators who do po price signs. to go tiwough a number of county corn. . ' . .... IA received Wthof the acUo 'd said he originally favored Stens proposal us ton work sessions and committee Stevtstrom Tuesday night made the-motion to reconsider. - means of regulating the signs at service stati= and pthlic hearings. - '-'""" • .- The interest subsidy could cut the payment by as much as 11W per month. The houses are being sold for about $17,000. proved for a federal allocation of $75,000, of iNhich $50,000 would be used for subsidies and $25,000 for administration. lie said the funds from the allocation would be in. vested in interest-bearing accounts and the interest received by the authority would be used to pay in. terest subsidies for the homeowner, lie suggested the subsidy be at the , ra te of 5 percent at its maximum the first year, 4 percent the second year I and declining 1 percent each year 11 thereafter. Wilson said the aut.hority an. : I ticipates having 15 rehabilitated houses on the inarketbyNovember, this year, and on the market by November 1981. - endorsed the : . Wilson urged application be ap. concept. . housing authori~y, the corturdsigion refused to deviate from policy it mandated several years ago calling for election of a tenant represen. tative on ths Housing AuthorIty. A pe tition was received sign ed ftve FAIIIIIIrld - ' • • i.... • , ' • At the same time, moderate and low Income families are not able to • Mod of the developer are opposed to such fees because they say the costs will be pasoied on to the home buyer,. while others in an area will get the benefits of widened roads and traffic signals. The prepared to underta ke the pa pe r. work necessary for interest subsidies required under the federal 235 program. the group as I'Mr. Young," refused to have "any further time with them. . comment" for publication on their actions. Attorney "Maybe you'll want to digest them for Young attempted to send reporters away from the provaL f. next Tuesdayto debate the question awhile,hetoldthecommjssioners " "But But a group of city residents, led by Mitchell, formed parking lot, claiming he was trying to hold "an atMeanwhile, a group of Winter Springs citizens who the staff feels Most of the changes are to block the change. Mdmbers claim the new housing torney<llent relationship" in the tity hail lot. came to the meeting to push their opposition to the plan, be nef icial all around — both to the county lead to increased costs for Winter Springs residents In other business, the city council voted Tuesday to and the applicants (builders)." will ball with th ns ou city tside met t it, agai and eir petition because of added de mands for paved stree ts and city allow City Manager Richard Rozanaky an extra SIX Goetz reminded the commissioners their attorney, and gathered $1,350 for their own legal services, will overburden the school system and change months to move inside the city limits, C'OflY• at th "impact fees" are a very conagainst the development fight the character of the city by Increasing traffic flow. Rozanaky, appointed a year ago, had been given until •k troversial part of the new code In a suit served on the city and five members of Before the Tuesday night meeting, the opponents of October to move from his home, five Miles Outside Of .-Citizengli, Rights Committee" Tuesday night, Florida Impact fees are charges made to , the plan filed a petition bearing 834 signatures the city limits, into Winter Springs when he was ap. of developers to cover the cost of traffic Park, owner of a Parcel Winter Land Co. of 306Lane acres demanding a referendum be held on the matter, unless pointed. , Mockingbird and east of widening and oth er rnsignals, road 419 south of State Road city council agreed to reverse itself on the zoning But high interest rates mean it would cost an extra necessary by the rwovements made cl9ms a petition bearing more than NO names I atter. OW a month to make the move now, Rozansky told the I newly won I traffic pa erend um on th e com p an y • demanding a ref Under city law, the zoning has been reversed ba ck to council members, asking for an extension until the ,, is illegal, because the advertisements The Land Use Advisory Committee : rural pending the outcome of the vote. The petitions economy was in better condition. end letters accompanying it contained falsehoods and themselves will soon be undergoing certification by the The council voted to give its mana ger an additional recommended the county be gin charging inli1eadI11 statements. -' developers Impact fees, but there was a Seminole County Board of Elections, city officials say. six months, Indicating another vote would be taken nasuitdaunds an injunction stopping the city from, At Tuesday night' s meeft Mitchell, joined by about interest rates had not improved by that time to allow minority report that objected to such 0supportersofthereferendum,criticlzedtheclty complytngwithltscbarter,whichstatesthataPetlt1ofl thecltymanagertocontlnuelivingoutslde thecityhe tees. - .. mortgages for the buyers, are not - County Land Development Administrator Herb Harden said the new code contains a lot of major changes and agreed that the commission should take The council members have still not decided how they with a proposed street layout or drainage plan, which will answer the suit, and have called a special smion could lead to a much lower density winning final ap- . Wilson said financial institutions, I woUld like to get the staff's response proposal, pointing out several of the plan's strongest prior to the first hearing," Freqch said. opponents lived nowhere near the proposed develop. Goetz said the chapters of site planning ment. After the discussion of the petition and suit, Mitchell 4' closing, but sale and closing of the have brought up "'some very good managed. . have provided a revolving fund to s pend time in a spirit of cooperation, it will save time in the long run" Goetz said. He pointed out that Ot preparing the proper regulations will - signatures, this ear) on t he ballot for the city's By DAVID M. RAZLER the housing authority, said previous , Winter- Springs To Debate Land Sul I "r five-year period. . Tom ~Iilson, executive director of to review other chapters in the 400-page n of documenL-and ovide c,oniment for the. ._ grants from the U.S. Depart lient, "If [)af Iron W I The builders requested additional time S ' anford firemen who have (lied in the line ofAtity LL - "' A interest rates to enable prospective q new homeowners to afford house ld be virtmily impossible to flarrielt speaks at the recent f Memorial Day dedication o . . gain federal funding to subeudize regulations . to onsor a corn panion program by the aut.hority to ii relating to just the chapter on subdivision ' - be ado op pted n 'The commissioners voted . -- Astumbling bl6ck to success of the Sanford Housing Authority plan to June. ~ Of . h I - - ousing, Authon*ty .' "' '';::""- '_-'!1- H 'Me code is a compilation of all the rules and regulations .relating to land . development prepar ed by county staff. ... Some revisions of those rules wert made a special Advisory • I . . Ie4cOtatY!'YetOpment .v . City'Aids ' dealing with the newly revised and I - - • - 'a • .iL. . .. I • I - - _ . . . G. Manning Harriett, a member of the Sanford Fire Harriett, Assistant Chief W.C. Galley and seven Department for the past 38 years and chief of the lieutenants,Ll plus a secretary and a mechanic. . department for the past 15 years, will be retiring the first I Harriett said he bas no idea who his replacement will week In January, 1981. • be. 'It is up to the city commission to name a new chief," .~ :,It is time I retirt,"he said today, adding he has had Harriett said. IS . more than "my share of opportunities in life. ~ __ 44I have~ wq.j 4 Harriett said,he -considers,the last 15- years "the vl~ &W%L have a chance,"--&eo e ard Wt cornbat mem bers, including when you are busy, time Just slips away," he said The department as - i- II ! ) - - S . . . - - rw'. " 'e • ___ • - - . . by Cra10 L ' tt .' "" 1 On Land Code, - . * l Is :- Sanford Fire Chief G. Manning t1l'arriett, who Above. lie accepts plaque for .15 year' s service plans to retire next January, came up from the In 1977, ranks from fireman (left) to lieutenant to chief. I ' ° . 101 - • - .,~ , .. ~-t ' . - ___ 4 $ 1' - ' I '*.\ !..., 1.1.1 " I r "# a' F . - t 1.. Home Bui ers Urge Caution I d . j I I I f I with more than ls percent of the registered voters (419 councilmen for not reversing themselves when con- I ___ - - mam I I .1 - .' siiu. 6ELF• The lot would be used for additional parking. . for downtown. • -1 Kim! I \ ' / • 1 101 I ___ and paying city and county taxes on the property. improvement budget for. the current year for , - led his group outside to a meeting with a man identified has filed suit against the city, to prevent it from divisions In Winter Springs, petitioned the city council as the group's attorney, Mitchell and the attorney commissioners before the public to change zoning on its barren land from rural, with a refused to identify who would be defending the Citizens' reversing that decision. hearings "maybe this can be resolved by Rights Committee against the suit. . The suit also seeks to block actions of a committee of maximum of one home per acre allowed, to suburban, I -HE CALLED %CA 1* . ~4 " SO WALL. ON HER SHOILPEI. P, -. : ' AS OF NOW-IT WA% I city has $78,000 included in Its capital The " I. with the king, led his nine of Th11'S BAO(ING ii... ___ it . I. TheSenkank family has offered the city the lot rent-free in exchange for the city paving the lot - clubs and then made his last tn=P when West led another , . club fn desperation. . 7%e skill sho wn in this hapd -ANO NO ONE Voii,D property at Second and Magnolia for. parking is included within the proposed development plan ' dummy with a diamond and led a trump. The doctor I parking, installation of decorative light poles and other impr ovements, Total cost of the project Is $227,049. Of that amount, materiall costs are estimated at $138,553 and use of city labor and equipment at 188,497. , f ' would be made under the circuffutairtM. The doctor's opponent then went back to Opening lead4 K materials for the project. The balance of the materials' costs of little more than $6O,O) is to be financed through a short term loan. In a related action, the commission agreed unanimously that the city's use of the Senkarik - . - implementation of the plan would be an Improper use of public funds, would create traffic problems and a whole range of other Issues, Plans for the project include the planting of ground-level flowers and shrubs, changes In - ' decided to use the well-known trump safety' play of laying down the ace. . All agreed that this pisy " of Mid-Florida urged county cornrnlssioners Tuesday to take time in i ing the deuce of clubs at trick one, whereupon West shifted ' to a heart. South won and Vulnerable: Both - - I . . I . 1 I.. of , • I I I ~C.,.".. trumps tp take the: . . Dr. Manch explains that he defeated the contract by play. AK . 1 I 6 I . ' r . ANP ONLY A PROP HOW - •- Al , . rest of the tricks. •75 ----------- - f. -. 16 - I I . queen -HE SAID THE SMS COPLEX 15 1 1 • rPS fCALISF I M - ,, I ~ playing the nine at trick one. Last ruffs the third ' club and later on South finesses his . .. OAQ753 kili owmu~t6wn ,D - here Is his first hand. The normal play Is for West to lead out three rounds of clubs h come-on by - n - play that well . - I - - . #L - 965 $ KQ 4 •QJ ' - ' .1 d '. 1VR SUSPECT T SIP1iSTI N5ja LYIFTY'S PROPOSAL DUVL 'tVU FOQCES BEHIND THE MT DOES ThAT SWHVLE R. ykkas 5-11 't __ .. I . - I A -. S . . , R . - - 5o . 1 4, 0 . . 20,000 pounds playing bridge "(garnbling winnings are not taxable in EnglarI4 - and-_ * ~_17_11110 NORTH I .. : . . - . theproblem. • - - I -\ judgments, and this is The British International could Indeed account for - LUMA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) commendable. However, Popular Bridge has produced 10,000 pounds of the Your chancsa for material today you may be forced t $ really fascinating article. winnings. gMm today an quite good. make "Vaal map decisions. Ile hero clainis that he won mnvm1MENTERN= Am.) . _____ - '' o rt C are torn up. It would then major objection to the plan was the change of use ~ by bonard Starr ' the work where streets - ' TAURUS (A pril 2G-May 20) -T-A79*VE 5.11D M 7W THE .1 cujjes. ANNIE [II g . , . . forgotten. _____ \\', / . To i. . Oswald Jacoby immediate use. Jot them ,- Normally - you I& to take By N W Aka Soostaig down so they' ll not be plenty of time before'making # er FRANK AND oin - really shouldn't overlook BRIDGE AT . PISICES (Feb. &March 20) Bargains could be found today they may not be for your 16 , up _____ I - doctor and other -, WIN VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)' merclal nature,Be flexible Ingenious ideas may flash but guard against erratic . - Il I /' 0 lair I " - . I . - - them require medical treatment. Incidentally,if you do e achlorhydria it can -• through your mind today, but actloaL . . certainly cause a person to your There are.ea. I . story. OU -- U&&48l2tPJc2e-C-ent, - iecei i . Despite your embarrassmeat, could arise today. Move Discipline is a must today in swiftly and wrap It up. joint ventures of a com. . -Ei .I although in a very few cases in which there. are severely LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An among goods of foreign Oppor tunity to compete in origin. Check all your sources something that has been and do a bit o( browsing. hanging fire for quite a while ARIES (March 21-April 19) by Stoffel & Heimdahl X)U CANt LOCK THROUGH 7HIS POLE IN 7ME PENCE. ... . I - causes for bad breath. go to a 1980 I clrct*neei, Pected happening will help break up dull routines. I . -- - r I Graph, Box 489, Radio City favorable Impression on .Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to persons from an waIM of fife ipecify birth date, AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(~Feb' . . . 19) An ambitionyou have so ' Pon't let . early morning far been unable to fuJfUJ _ This might be accompliatied today. could turn out to P1Theanawer could come to you citing day for you. ex- j a flaf - 0 - -sA store since it was some kind of • • ' fi W - Mize said even if the city' is successful in hurt as a result. ~iid he will attack the entire plan, Mize noted. He gaining the court 8PPrOvaf someone. could stiff ' It the City were able to proceed with the work at said Shinholser will include allegations that •.. ' I - . . . I . Approving all aspects of the plans for the be impossible for the city to complete the work on Magnolia Avenue from through vehicular revitalization project. I and businesses in the downtown diArict would be traffic to pedestrian traffic. Shinholser has since have 5))' ' . 0 - - -, it. Send your request to me, in cue of this Iwas wondering U you know newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 the name of the medication Radio City Station, N and if I can find it in a tablet. N.Y. 10019. It will give you - .. . i ,_- I— bright Ideas for better today. When you Pitch In, It .~ I . methods, use them. Find out will be without any fanfare. — I I -I----— more of what hes ahead for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.' __ __. by Ed.Su11 Ivan..... . yq~ year fQI1Qr,rL7 .a.:r--..X ..--,,~2vk%. ,iii,,W relww-1 -_- !a."i; M )' 7dIfl Thtyor volve youte1t In sltuatlon( NL., r%k ANP RiGHT NOW.' KINP OF C*JARTERS FOR A J copy of Astro.Graph Letter, today where you will meet I Mall $1 for each to Astro. new people. You'll make a CHANGE COUPLE OF ICE "OW LC7r' MW c' : Your ingenuity can be put to productive uses where your compassionate concern for work is concerned. If you others is your noblest asset p 0 . 4' JIXLYHOCK A,4P . . '. I PRISCILLA'S POP ' and raises. ,.- U I aro 24 circuit court seeking a declaratory Judgment envelope for cause the bad odor. expect. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Had breath can come from You have excellent leadership a chemical imbala dispensable where your work qualities tody,, tj( there's a nce In the hw4v A lot of the odors that use bad breath come (lJ and talents them to -MEWS 5EW W OPBREAK CF GOMULL 1k) flE MIDDLE y - I, .1 1 1, I . . . By DONNA ESTES seek a court injunction totop the city from acthis point, construction could have begun within Herald Staff Writer complishing the project. Mize, however, in- two weeks and would have been completed by the It will be 60.120 days before work can begin on dicated the city with court approval would have a first of December, Knowles said, the revitalization of the downtown Sanford area, slight advantage In a subsequent lawsuit. "I'm convinced (Ed) Shinholser plans to bring The Sanford City Commission voted The instruction ws given to Mize after City (court) action," Mize told the commissioners, have bad breath. The truth is number of digestive and They may come about an Infection anyw here along, meta bolic disorders that c thr ough ways ypu'd least the respiratory system can cause bad brea th and all of YOUR BIRTHDAY May 28,1980 This con-drig year you.will find ways to make yourself more valuable .and in- .0 __ -. AOROSCOPE cSi. -. . - For Welling,sday, May 28, . . . . -_ . ' / - JJLI . by Howie Schneider , .. L & -. 1 ' FACTS SEEM 'Z) - - . - • • ) VE~ M-RUT -MIS RD3RAM T) ERIW 'd:U . as - . unanimously Tuesday night to instruct city Manager Warren Knowles said an injunction Mize said he carne to this conclusion after a talk Attorney Vernon Mize to file a lawsuit in the might be obtained w hen the city Is at the point in with the attorney. He said he had believ ed the win to see a dentist. It can be lbikt,s what the tube tat was . caused by sinus infectioii and all about. that' s why people sometimes , get relief from the problem A person's stomach norus from ear, mally, f or ms hydrochloric ts ( _____ --- -_________ 7Jn I. symptom It can be ca used by It is by analyzing the amount dental problems that require of acid In the digestive Juices 60 II - N - E EK & MEEK , 59 . - .,6 '-' " ______ . -.. (~ , y Jl_ ~ r — - - _________ . I -- —— L.._ I J4 *'4' - L . 1% I r i 1 . - 58 LONGEST MINUTE THE UINNESS BOOK WILL EVER RECORD! . A MINUTE! ... . . — by Bob Montana A RCHIE /5 HAR, , IC! - ) -- - . . - -' it.y * ' ~ - I . - - HI, MIZ LODGE ! - - - columns on breath problems, stomach. That can happen, - ARCHIE - - 1 4 . .. . - acid. I'm 33 and have lived with this problem all my life.! Your story sounds like the Just can't face all those tests doctor who treated you and embarrassment again thought you had achlorhydrja. with another doctor. That means the absence of or a decreased amount of DEAR READER - If __________________ 43 44 . - ,,5 30 31 32 — 34 35 36 ___________________________________ 38 39 40 41 - — ________ - 37 -n . . I'm sending you The Health Letter number 9-4, Halitosis: The Breath Problem And ton, - — — - - . - 9 . I - - a ---*. sation in my throat. I stopped What To Do About It. Other taking It for awhil e and since readers who want this Issue can sen d 75 cents with a long, then my doctor has passed away.*7be druggist won't give it to me without a prescrip. stamped, self-addressed 59 Golly - 13 - — — — I 4 - 12 -. . . Lamb - Guthne 3 Music Symbol pit two or four drops In a 4 Render 27 Naughty look 52 Zwieback glass of water and took It with 54 Perjurer 5 Young goat 28 Bu.nln? 55 Coking fat meals. It helped immensely 6 Pan of the day 56 Fountain drink but gave me a burning 30 Golf shout 34 Provision 36 Long ago 37 Got away '" '' -- -, - i - [B 1. doctor and have 'seen dentists galore And then one liOCtor took an Interest In my problem and put me in the hnepltalandranaliklndaol £ N T by one A RFF0S Slayton tests. In one tat they inserted , :2 Confederate " currency oddess of "play . a tube into my'nose and down . States Army 66 6— boisterously 4a Took advies , , (abbr.1 . fate my throat and It revealed that the bloodstream and esUpe 9 hit ' wds) F didn't produce enough - Into the air sics In the 11111P. DOWN lung 47 Doctor's 2I Depend id dist ally come out with 25 Not 1 9 assistant I Metricweight 23Ptesently continuous the breath from the lunp 49 Hearken . 2 He prescribed a liquid each time you exhale. 29 Sprite-like 50 Region nger bureau (abbr ) 26 eyedropper type medication. I 51 Homely WHAT ARE -YOU STARINC7 . SOT? / , . -- - - A F STF£P 61 Mor ay 62 To be (Let.) 17 Crash aaain$t 63 Heartless tour 18 Port of Aome 64 20Bndgebid(2 65 hours Astronaut -'Z'" . - . 1 8 official / I . / , . &EETLE BAILEY ----- . - 0 f,j ' H I Yt 16 1 if _________________________ . Energ imperfectly r / -- ff y 3a 1 Pon1cles 'TT k .- IA 11 ~ - - - ____ Can Q 7RRI'l3 i! .- .- . Dental Trea ents - - I *.eath_-.- _.., 0 U T A VIIINIEl 5 Grow together 48 Accounting 9 Stray ; _____ '42 Jewish - 17 , i I 1p' NOT R!~, LY-~~., A I :::i:ff --- u--- - BLONDIEP - - • - p -- - - - - - / their choice The nlit'v established calls for candidates for the office of tenantcommissioner file a petition taining thie signatures of 25 residents of Sanford public hai.i The election is to be supervised by the Voters' League. j•j ESTES i I. . . �- - - - - - - - - - -- - I - - - - __1 1 - - ' s - a. - %A IF.rtIII . -.4~_ I ---7 IN - V .- M-f .I . Itt r1l M, . I --. * .-- 1— - ____ . ,__e~ --- , I . - - - -- . its members chanted: "We are your soldiers, Ktmeinl. We take orders from you, Khomeini." Then the militants who seized the U.S. Embassy Nov. 4 sent a six-point communique to Parliament; according to Tehran'radio. The final point was a warning: 'Oir great leader, Imam Khomeini, at the beginning of hostage-taking said if the United States will return the former shah and his stolen wealth, the hostages. . . will be freed and expelled from Iran. Otherwise, they will be tried and punished and this demand has beçn repeated and supported by the people all this time." The message added, "Any decision other than this has, to have an acceptable reason for the people of Iran." . ' ' 0 - - - . - . Li .S. - - - - • 'I • - - - -- --- :'- --'--' • " - ft - -- - "- - -.- - -- - -- - - • areas, A surface crack in the 100foot wide Crowley Lake Damn was discovered after the third magnitude 6 quake rocked the WEATHER Mammoth AREA READINGS (9 a.m.); temperature: 78; overnight low: 65; yesterday's high: 80; barometric pressure: 30,12; relative humidity: 62 percent; winds: east at 12 m.p.h. THURSDAY'S TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 8:25 am-L. 8:47 p.m.; lows, 2:11 a.m., 2:09 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 8:37 am., 8:38 p.m.; lows, 2:03 a.m., 2:09 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 2:29 am,, 1:30 p.m.; lows, 7:55 am., 8:41 p.m. , Out BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter 50 Miles: Winds easterly around 15 knots, through Thursday. - Lakes area Tuesday. Two quakes of the - same size Sunday loosed rockalides and InjurE'at least seven people. At least three more people were hurt Tuesday, none seriously, Fishermen at Convict Lake said Tuesday's quake rocked No School M..tIn . Seas 3 to 5 feet. Mostly W. AREA FORECAST: Mostly fair weather through Thursday. Highs In the upper 0 and near 90. Lows tonight upper 6W to lqw 70s. winds easterly 10 to is mph toiay • TheSeminole COUnty SChOOL Board will not hold its ragular Wednesday meating tonight. Tonight's mzatlng and thit of June 11 were callsd o.'l to EXTENDED FORECAST: Partly cloudy. A few scattered 1110W school board staff time mostly afternoon thundershowers. Lows averaging In the complete duties relating to upper 60s extreme north to near 80 Keys. Highs mid Nato lowtO Um end of the school year. The boardwlflmeetat7:5O. p.m. June 4 at the school Ewning Hei'uld (uSPS 45)355) ard off Ice, 1211 Meflonville, - Saiord. Wednesday, May, 28,191G—Vol. 72, No. 240 Piabllshsd Daily and $4anday,e*cIpt Saturday by The Sanford tonight. ___________________________ * " -- — ; . "It - ,_. J_ I "I. I- P `, - % ..-I 1-1 0 mmttuf - leiIve1hè thieves re sar.ed off in tliml4dle of their attack . on the home, because of the way they Left the scene, TELEVISI0NsT(cLEN FROM BOWLING ALLEY Thieves took a $400 color television from the nursery at Bowl America, 180 AIrport Blvd., Sanford this week, police say. Police re port the thieves apparently entered through the nursery window Monday night, ta king only the set, but strewing other items behind them. r TRASH CONTAINER STOLEN DepuUe say they are Investigating the theft of a oo trash dwnpater from the Spring Lake Elementary School during the Memorial Day weekend. School officials reported the dumpster, left on a sidewalk in front of the school, was discovered missing Tsesday morning, situation redevelop, very ,quickly," said Dunn, a Florida International University t)nJp.eJ and ravaged by three days of racial violence The rejection canu while some llami done with these dO Go Bob Graham proposed that the psychology professor. "In terms of the factors that started the - _____________ C?fl . -., with years to pay for the rebuilding job. Graham ended incredible bill I have ever seen in my said the tax, to be administered by a special Dade authority agency, would raise about $250 million. whole life. Trial lawyer Bill Colson, acting as a spokesman for the Miami delegation, said he Dr. Marvin Dunn. "I think people are ready to resume some de gree of normalcy in their jobs in the burning and destruction of stores and warehouses in the black commupittes 1,1s. Ripped 2417 FRENCH AVE1• ___ SANFORD - -' I - Skirting any direct mention of her estrangW husband, con* start from the cradle and teach their children troversial singer Anita . Bryant complained God's message and live it before them." - as spiritual leaders. "I believe that In a time of depravity of spiritual leadershi p among the men, 3jyJ I don't particuarly like to say men, I would like to be able to just be a mother to my children," S1 said. "I do believe the key in America are the . - women who must take that responsibility to key speech and was quickly driven away in an "I believe the answer to a lot of the ills of unmarked Alabama stateI trooper car. this nation is in the education of our young The red-headed MISS Bryant told the She did not elaborate on her coniments. audience of about 500 at the fundamentalist Miss Bryant, making her first public ap- church that Chr istian education was 'the pearance after filing a divorce petition last a nswer to a lot of the ills of this na tion." Th ursday, was the commencement speaker She said she was not educated in a churchat the Dallas Christian School graduation, supported school, "but at least the Bible was She declined to mingle with the read, w said the pledge of allegiance and at co ngr egation of the First Bible Baptis t leas t we had the right to a moment Ch urch or speak with reporters afte r her low- prayer." . people," Miss Bryant added. "I believe in this . . conceDt. I believe in teaching our L-hildren these S principles. I wis h I had had such teaching when I was a child." - At At the e nd of her remarks, Miss Bryant a poem she had written entitled 'I Am Not Alone." She later sang acappella "You'll Never Walk Alone." .. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — An angry Rep. Fred Jones Is braci ng for a figh t wi th Gov. Bob Graham over state road poli cy and a proposal to raise the gas tax. Taking the offensive Tuesday, Jones branded as "detestable" the tactics of Gra ham lobbyists who ha ve been telling lawmakers the governor will veto local road pr ojects unless they accept a penny increase in *the eight-cent tax. Jones. D-Auburndale, and chairman Lhe House Transporta tion Comiittee, has opposed the con'troversial measure fr om the beginning despi te ,'Graham's repeated assertions It l.a needed for new road projects and a mass tra nsit program. "Members have been told their local projects would be done away with ," Jones said, taking the House floor on a point of personal privilege. find that absolu tely detestable. The whole process Is one of absolute contempt for the Legislature." Never one to back down from a light, Jones threatened to radically alteritate road policy by appropriating money by the project Instead of In a lump to the Der tment of TrandatIn, '. MaInrntfkA Rill -r — , ... ' PIICCRC - TALLAHA$SEE, Fla. (UPI)—Legislation requiring th e loser in a medical malpractice case to pay the 5 i, winner's legal fees has sailed thr ough the House. Pegged as the solution to the crisis created by the * I ch k L Ka" D.D. Announce - -- Is Ple sed To the Opening Of His Office LAK - '.~o. *W scare away some people with little money but legitimate malpr actice gripes. a For the Practice Of • 19 11, - S FAI'4ILY DENTISTRYI - ' Monday th - ,, r eningsbyApj'amit DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 L ' 549 W. 1AMMARY BLVD. 323-23b I - i - , _ _______ ____EMPHAS -. I I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Schools districts around e, te can breat, th5tfrtk CL,ines.Is readytà lilt amoratthrnoRthe sale of school construction bonds, - Record high interest rates put a freeze on $34 million - - _ To Lift Ban Cabinet ' Saturday ' worth of classrooms for which bids had been received and another $23.3 million ready for bidding when Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington Imposed the ban April 14. At the time Interest rates for the tax-free bonds were at a record-high 9.4 percent and would have added Immensely to construction costs. Since then the rate has slipped to 7.3 percent. Dr. Gene Chick, associate commissioner of educational facilities construction, Indicated on Tuesday that Turlington and the Cabinet would lift the ban next week. Buh he said it may be August before the bonds go on the market since litterest rates may drop 'MYTH' AMERICA An oft repeated "myth" Is that an electric utility has a "guaranteed profit" One even can find this erroneous statement in ne journals The (act is. a utility has a ceiling on Its rate of return and only the opportunity to reach Its allowable return Public utility regulation takes the place of competition. It Is designed to Insure that utilities do not make an excessive return on Investment. Briefly, the law allows public utilities an oppor' tunity to earn a lair and reasonable return, an amount determined after Iengthly public hearings There is no guaraidee of profit. even further. - Fishermen Plan Protest KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) Commercial fishermen mount a march on the Federal Building in downtown Key West today to press a demand for return of their boats impounded for importing Illegal aliens in the Cuban refugee sealift. The leader of the demonstration Is David Trujillo, 27year-old co-owner of a Key West seafood company. He said he expected up to 1,000 fIshermen from south Florida, Tampa, Savannah, Ga., the Carolinas and Texas to participate. They were asked to gather at nearby Stock Island and motor to the federal building. Desplts a warning from Monroe County Sheriff William Freeman that the fishermen's parade permit allows them to march only on the' sidewalks, Trujillo declared: "We're going to wound the building and keep It mostly in front until the federal officials come out to meet our demands. "We have one demand: Turn our boats loose," Trujillo said. - ', j - I - keford (308) 322-4078 - 't Com,pl.ains Anha Bryan `6 About Faflure'Of Men I SELMA, Ala. (UPI) * 11 ' MON.TH*UPII.M SATURDAY 11-11 because it lets 6erybody in the county put up a part of the money every day. "I'm here to tell you respectfully that it will show that people give a damn, Colson said programs and goals as to what's going to be - - - ___ n) Ill work ( - : SIISISI FFWC A$SWERS THE QUESTION The Florida Federation of VAxm,s Club. Mked, "What does the FFVX have In common s4th eiectzk utilities?" And aned, share a deep concern kw finding solution, to the current energy dtuadon' The Federation died several FlorIda organizations and businesses, Including Fic1da Paver & Lit, for outstanding support of energy conservation measures. .. extra pe'nny sales tax," Sen. Kenneth Myers, DMiami, told the businessman's group. -I think the governor arrived al this matter through the back door instead of setting forth . "1 INSURANCI - - Dade Codrity Manager Merrett Stierheim has estimated total riot damages at about $200 million and said blacks lost 3,000 to 4,000 \ th ',l mini - •IWVI IIUJJ __ .' Your Ns.dqurtsr, for S that claimed 16 lives and injured hundreds could erupt again. "I think it's over — for the time being," said •_Lw_l.I.jL4g_1JL,wLliFI WA L GREiEN COUPON i 1: PreSun With SUNSCREEN ri lolson or'creamy ntn C l~- 2.99 ; = p_ ILON IM £ I.Ø Y - Po,kof 7C droIIs I IPifu May 31. IWO Wi?ho,o,poo $1 09 Without coupon 13.87 --------------------- 'i------------------------- r'Llt'i:i I ILE{'l'LI'l - vi.uii I TRITHION LAWN SPRAY =am -- - 'flil (I:I(.1'IJ.l: CRICKET LIGHTER by GILLETTE VINYL TOTE BAG ,.99 For Oni gallon £ concintrit. 6 Thru May 31.1910 Wi thout cjp- $,, hopp.ng .,c 3/$I: 11 lImit 3 thru May 31, 1950 Without oupon 49c .oh Dpo:obi.2/89C swimming 1 2 lhr *My 31. 1910 '!h()o (O4*)fl 69C .cxh JImlIL1 i 0— I E1IlLLTIAIIVIH'IiL ------------------ ------------------- - - -------------------- ------------------------------I------------ ----- - - - - - -- - - VI11'1:1 I 4:I{•I'1.]: o mn STE CELL' 10M II*5.t 01 IV RAD-0 Ii. -- - - ----- -- - ---- - -- - -- - 20 EXPOSURE COLOR FILM BATTERY FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — More than 60 "oubicmakers" have been taken out of the Cuban refugee tent city at the Fort Walton Beach fairgrounds and moved Into isolation under guard In an old coinrnluwy at Eglin Air Force pa.se, a spokeeman today. The move followed a weekend outburst of rock throwing and three nights of escapes over the fence at the tent city. Air Force Maj. John Toner uId 68 refugees were taken to "the other facility" Tuesday in an attempt "to get all the troublemakers under one roof." -- - I 1:I{.111.I-1 9VTRANSISTOR Troublemakers Moved - BATHROOM TISSUE Umil . Monveftts and Bronti M.,krs 4 .Gas-Tax Tactics 41 .0 . If'" IS* " Gwen .Margolis, y to impose '.4 o SOLAR POJCTS UP BY 24% A survey of the utility industry's solar programs by the Electric Power Research Institute shows that the number of projects underey In l979 increased by24%wer the prevlous year. Oyqr •'\;...'.;.' 180 indivIdual utility companies org in'•'.',g' ". 11 : voived and acom. mltmentof about $20 million. This does not In. / ". dude other industry and' g'ernm1nt research. MEMORIAL PARK Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 Home Deliviry: Wilt, N cont$s Month, $301 $M..tk*, in 55: W41 sii., v.ar,$43.50. Illy Mall: Week. $I.lSs Meelk, $4.11 i S Manth $ urge that the Legislature authorize a' "riot tax'.' to rebuild MWni'3 black communities Tuesday night that American men havo failed With the amendment intact, the Legislation SB passed the Senate Ways and Means Committee, along with fi ve other ener gy related bills that will go to the floor this week, 4i - WITH LETTUCE, PICKLE, TOIATO AND 1,000 federal and state regulations. That's the umber of decrees governing an American favorite, the hamburger. These stem from 200 low, and 11,000 precedent-setting court cases. Colorado State University estimates that i.guladons add 8 toll cents per pound to the cost of the hamburger. OAI([AWN • there getting tickets and they cannot afford tida 3221285 ' glasses and chandeliers in some Nevtda casinos, The quakes all were cenw3d In On Mammoth Lakes ."331on near t1i '!=mite Valley In c2ntr,1 California. Hundreds of campra, hls end os hoe been evaciutted 3ince the major jolts started Sunday morning. Year. $11.50. . Thieves made entrance to the home by throwing a concrete througil away. The quame rattled Herald, Inc., 3X N. FrOth Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 22711. t ~ ?1 terahocki followed Tuesday's teiflblor and there have been nearly 80 quakes registering 4 or greater on the open-ended Richter Scale, monitored at C5ltedl In Pasadena. Tuesday's quake was felt for 45 seconds in Fresno, Calif., and bui1dinf,s swayed In San Francisco and Los Angeles, about 300 miles ic( 1, oo get tickets either. But there are a lot of people out - -- - MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. the popular fishing lake "like (UP!) — The third major it was a bowl full of water." The quakes were part of a ear thquake in as many days swayed buildings in San rash of temblora that have Francisco and Los Angeles, rattled an area from San rattled chandeliers In Nevada 'Francisco to Sacramento to casinos, cracked a major dam Los Angeles, as well as and raised damage and Injury several cities In Nevada since tolls In Sierra Nevada resort Sunday. Hundreds of at. - li,es But it would be a tremendous mistake to assuje the whole , . .. -___ I. _____.._*=::____ 'N~~ - Y , I a Florida Supreme Court when It threw out medical mal practice media tion panels last March, supporters say the legislation will cut down the number of too? Sanford Ave. Sanford ! I 0 * frivolous -e leglalaUonHB1133wuapprovedThesdayby / an 65-6 vote and now goes to the Sena te where M'...Ib i tm form lawmakers have already passed a similar proposal. ec up yet? 3 -I '-- -Opponents of the bill said the threat of high legal fees color television, valued at $324, was the only item reported stolen. West Suffers 3rd Quake poorest country. The portly 28-year, ader outfitted in a black tuxedo and the fl-s____ divorced mother of two wearing a white go th a tiara of flowers exchanged vows Tuesday night, -. - - - --1' 0 - police say deputies. TELEVISION STOLEN Thieves broke into a boarding house room and stole a color television Monday, police say, Bernice Marion, 706W. 11th St., Sanford told police her room was burglarized between 8:30 a.m, and 1 p.m., Monday. The PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (UP!) — President-forLife Jean-Claude Duvalier and Michelle Bennett ex. changed"! do's" In a glittering $3 million wedding that set off a nationwide celebration of dancing and fireworks displays in the Western Hemisphere's --- id.idHIlT ,, - - Haiti President Married - Taken Wall goods, deputies say. Karl Righter, 148 Hattaway Drive, told deputies the thieves made off with two cameras and a variety of lenses, a stereo system and $80 in coins, between 10 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday. - MIAMI (UP!) Dade County legislators rejected Tuesday the pleas of a Miami . - _____ _________ _______ BURGLARS TAKE CAMERAS,STEREO Thieves broke Into an Altamonte Springs home either Saturday night or Sunday morning, taking more than $2,600 in - • t tickets," said McClain, speaking of the treatment accorded lawmakers. "The governor's office doesn't I - -. . . o: .,% "Allof us here probably go 65 mph aW yet we don't FOR ) PLUMBING I HEATING _________________ bn 'whether.R.i Ith -'ThffLcerg had 'apartment she thought she had rented. staylng at . . . 40. I 1 :4, $Z fim at 55 Mph as 011iginally proposed by Gov. Bob -1 . , Graham. PHONE _______ report. NEW DELHI, India (UP!) India has signed a $1.6 billion agreement to buy weapons from the Soviet Union in New Delhi's largest arms purchase In history, Defense Ministry sources said today. The agreement to buy Soviet arms on credit was signed by an Indian delegation led by Defense Minister S. S. Sidhu who concluded a week-long Moscow visit Tuesday, the sources said. INSURANCE - _____________________ - apartment has moved away, taking Roche's money, permanent bases," Sadat raised the offer again in a newspaper interview published diring the weekend, % q. R-Tampa was iustrwnejdal Tuesday the so-called speeding sur charge legislation to kick in with an extra 150 fine at 65 mph rather than a . ALL IAi RENT FLSIM FLAM REPORTED looking at the subject of Tacilities. We are not seeking • _:M ~,*RM_FJ4dda6_Highw&y_PatrOI troopers ignore the ;11 %;, speeding violations of lawmakers and the governor's --.-,- staff, so common folks deserve a break too. O1.DRIVERS ONLY JEWELRY TAKEN IN BURGLpY someone who had no power to rent out the apartment, police Burglars were apparently scared off from a LoAgwood home ' report, this weekend, say denutlea, reporting the thieves took only Eliza beth Roche, , told police she paid out the cash to cover ving other valuables behind. the first and last month's ren t on the apartment to a neighbor, jewelry, lea The burglary at the home of Charles Stoll, 213 Nob Hill who had shown It to her and offered It up for rent on May 16. Circle, Longwood, occurred between Sat urday and Monday, But the woman who Identified herself as the owner of -- India To Buy Soviet Arms : _._Band Equipment Ofl'i*il paid16O U a deposit on an apartment at 1825 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, only she apparently paid it to riaig tnt "We welcome his, offer of facilities," Pentagon spokesman Thomas Ross said Theaday' "Yes, we are - I- AUTO '10 - . - - . ' •• •I S.•. LOW COST Pact Near By DAVID t RAZLER . Herald Staff Writer About $500 in band equipment discovered, stolen from Lakeview Middle School Tuesda y was taken dur ing the Memorial Day weekend, Sanford police say. Burglars broke Into the school through aband room window, then Forced a lock on a storage room, police say. The t hieves left with a repor ted $510 In drums and cymba ls, l owned by the school district, school officials told police. WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States is exploring President Sadat's offer to make Egyptian air facilities 'aille for American F-iS fIghters during a . Senator Gives A Break To OfllfllOfl FOlK Fo lk' Speeders •. . Dade' -- Legislators ,, Rej ectR-iot Ta - . it dal eW U.S. Explores Sadat Offer IDk is,. IN D F Sirica that perjury principals talked about the Watergate scan- Judge John J. - La'- eV1 -- mac hi ne guns, mortars and rocket propelled grenades were used ,. subsided by daybreak. But even after dawn, despite a cease-lire between the warring (actions, sniper fire continued in Beirut's . southern suburbs and kept residents off the streets, witnesses said, - For the first time, The public had a chance daytozreii&ntRldiad Nixon, I - ' ,, 6. Jan. 8,I913,acCflVef1ah10httWseflN and former Whitt House political. operati - - - -Ch i ii Cl - BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) Fighting today be tween heavily-armed militant Moslems and leftist inili.tiamenon Beirut's streets left as many aslo people dead, a Lebanese rightist radio said. ____ the ones used a evidence in ft various many other 14 Waterga te leased for public me yet to be ,hours of tapes - 10 Dead In Lebanon Fights - ,..,mhen Nixon cm Zeping.c& invhb Van ' or reaching top-level aides. . _ F LOR — ,4C.;"4_.F_J - KWANGJU, South Korea (UP!) Army troops searched house to house today in the sealed-off provincial capital of Kwangju- to (lush out die-hard insurgents who led South Korea's most violent insurrection since the Korean War. But arf anti-government torchlight demonstration flared 40 miles away in Mokpo, with 30,000 people vowing that the government niust "pay for the blood in Kwangju." A total of 186 people were confirmed killed in the n1ni.i1nv two insurrection including 17..rebels soldiers who died when crack army commando troops ietk the city - in ,attack Monday. ' casualties are confli'fl)1g but one civic leader estimated the death toll in the uprising at beteen 400 and 600 and the number of those injured from 4,000 to 6,000. '-- A* IU - zrnd '•-, . - - -s ~0.n Some of the Chinese requests will be apWASHINGTON (UP!) Seeking to bolster with export licenses fortfloming .military ties with China, the United States is proved on the verge of-approving several high shortly and some will be denied, officials technology Items and military-related said. U.S. officials declined immediate delails of equipment for export to Peking. Defense Secretary Harold Brown told what may be approved for export. In the past, they have talked about such China's top military official, Geng Blao, at a items as communications and electronics welcoming dinner Tuesday night at the equipment, radars, and such relatively simple National Picture Gallery: "We are now working on concrete cases equipment as trucks. Pentagon spokesman Thomas Ross eminvolving actual sales and transfers and hope to approve some export license applications phasized the United States has no intention of authorizing the sale of any lethal weapons to during your visit." President Carter planned to meet with Geng China. "The ground rules (against lethal weapons) at the White House later today after the Chinese visitor calls on Secretary of State will not change during this visit," Ross told Edmund Muskie at the State Department. rçporters. Geng, In his toast, to Brown denounced the Geng is on a 10-day tour of the United States. Defense officials said they had received current Soviet "peace offensive.". "They (the Soviets) are doing this to lull the Chinese inquiries about several possible purchases in the United States of high technology countries opposed to their aggression and to with both cvillan and military applications as weaken the struggle against it, wishing to divert people's attention," Geng said. well as some military support equipment. S. Korea Rake Capital - _ _ - father's message to the Parliament, called the MajIls, . ape House aide Jeb Stuart MSVUdef began Here are the tapes that are being released: cooperate wi th prosecutors. In thi. tape, N House coun*el John Dean and others as th ey again the Oval Office: 1. March 23, 1971, a conversation between orders Dean, who had been mastermiluling President: ... And, uh, the, uh, but the; but -spoie to the White House-on recorded tapes the way you, you've handled it, it seems to me, that included the infamous "smoking gun" Nixon and then Treasury Secretary John Con- coverup, to go to Camp David to write &#a nally Jr. about an increase in the federal price general statement" for the Senate Water has been very skillful, because you — putting and ,,cancer on the presidency" quotes. The National Archives, complying with a support f& raw milk. Comally later was committee. your fingers in the dikes every time that leaks have sprung here and sprung there. (Unin. congressional mandate adopted in 1974, acquitted on charges he took a bribe In C2 8. March 20 1913. 47 minutes. change for his help in getting the Iricrease. telligible) having people straighten the opened rdne Watergate tapes to 24 persons at a 9. March 21, IM, when Dean decided to (unintelligible) The grand jury is dtsmisáed time The Archives provided eight listening 244 Three tapes from June 3, 1972, when masterminding the cover..up After Khomeini's only son, Sayed Ahmad, read his . k j' cted or the Watergate burglary, House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman, White were deciding the fate of the captive Americans, who are spending t he ir 206th day as hosta ges. I Nixon . .J I . that's Ow way we are going to play it. the ' that four win figures lawmakers must furnish an "acceptable reason' they decide not to try the 53 American hostages. Khomeini has given the Parliament the task of - . hin we're, we've unusual development. 7. Mach 17, 190, about *&'?& war 11111 '--' sikric—)r,~(7 gr _~ng._ Irif,___ q0"tyV_1r_.t_Xthet_ rdwie'r—WIlegaw -'T)riiicgi~f--U'M -,Ku-h".'.:'.-U'cW.---066U-dQ--clii~iW'Iti— pfeCOffie - up began recordings that included thie clafter of__ Play it tough. That's the way they play it and growing daily. bad written U.S. cups and buzz of overhead flights while the James McCord TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Iran's Islamic Parliament . r -*of 6, - As-tran--Lvgislature--epons----I . I t your where we Ls for us to'iave Walters call (Acting FBI judgment as to where It stands, and ou, Director) PatGray andjustsay, "Stay the hell go now no Dean: I think, Lthink that, ub, oqtof this .. this lsah, business here we don't convened today with a message From Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini urging the assembly to fight foreign influences and warning from militants that . Dean ThaLis Wednesday May 2L 1IO-3A Evening Herald, Sanford; Fl. posts In Its EastSearch Room and, in an Ironic Nixon met with his top aides In What )' touch,cI1iei that n recording devices could Wa ate now? It was the White -.WASHINGTON (UP!) House Oval Office, June 23, 1972, six slays after :..hg t e r7 — - Af C', tw'_~, ,, .j '_W1VXJAr1 NVa;FrKate __i2nt: Tn itaide' - - Uit e way to ha~& fis now 1% -1 1 . . I I I ic,F -_.--~-,- - - % . - . bIic Finally Cañ Hear : 1 #;- 2 ! -------. L Il Ill y, May s, itso . -.M- 7_~t,4-1 ft;wm * , ,;W_-~ _ ,N----~I -:0- - -4,_ --- 1;~_rw-~-!-- - __T1w ,. I I _r _ .- - . al s - ' - - . . I . ~ .I . ~_~_ _~,==. . _==_Xr_!!~~ . . . I .~ , I t_ - A/$ 1 WoIg,..n, tm lorrodeos Limit £ thru May 31.' 1910. Wdhoulcoupors49c.och 9- to( Colo( prni t thru May 31. 1910 Wlhoul c oupon $I 49 Limit 2 LlI(j - 1_M 141.99 1059 1 .1j May 31, IWO. W,lhot,tcop0n $169 LImit 1 — - 0 lATh PLAZA AN VOID 0P'IND*$L.YSA.M.TOSP.M. SUNDAY 11A.M. TOSP.M. LIQUOR 5:35A.M. TOSP.M. 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The renilts would provide a cross-section of conventions at the precinct, county, public opinion from throughout the nation w hile minimizing the Influence of any single district, congressional district and statewide levels, legislative i, -A The governor met Tuesday with Fort Smith and area 1w -officials after the mass escape attempt Monday night Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., 'Chase Manhattan Bank, 911 H d Cuban refugees, all of whom have been swm , Bankers Trust Co., First - below its record high of 20 percent in April, the prime itt' 2IVatefle,County - Parachute Rigger Innocent, ° reasalgrled to his parachute-packing unit. deliberated one hour, 18 A ou ti '" minutes Tuesday before returning with the Innocent stamp bills Congress passed verdict, er .. - HOSPITAL NOTES oil dependency within a year. Soon On two chairmw have held worried cowWt2tim superpowers will be competing for Persian with party lead= about Un hqe mtrn ig Gulf oil. Your strategic advisers have warned undecided votets. They're woffW ovemr election could be UrO'In Into the House of Represantatives, with ripf, damage to the two-party system It tcii Heel DOlOres Ayr,s. Deltorsa Dolores kni. Pistrantoni Evelyn MCDaniI, Diltona George Ensmln*,r, Oranq# City Nettle Williams Ftanc" Willis : VASELINE Strlsy. Orange Cynthia City &9p" , M., Froman, Lake Mary Altim, Ovi#ft Karin S. Thompson and boy, Delima baby . I 'A • , P. I - -' _ . " Ou of it p 2 -t 22" X 28" I WALL O9G'h"'' _____ 1- 9 - 0 5•oz 1. f5$Q( jerosot ' 99 tuG S. L!MiTi "" "" - - • -- 188 ,. NESTEA -- . P.1OctuarIs ' Cold IPa 3 or jar 89 ' - - - p'ri q his Ft L 6 79- lump RIG St 9 PACK 0F2 - ,, a WEB & ALUMINUM CHAIR 88 CHAISE 1.16 $1' 99 ,I ; t! ' -.-Jri*,9r1I Slurnirsurn C-Ii *,-tsO rç l* Cr "t. 1 - ,i s "T p15 1011 bIlk 130111 fold spills REG 51 99 1* BATTERIES F, ins riot'ItP$ SO t('d I01111$ F is , t' Si -' ia.ieavydulypiasliccon SI? ucton with fit Igill . 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The GOP dotht&s tear Caal industry, net just those the corporations careful, detailed respoee to questoos consider expendable. We must make this the make him appear more knowleg5 t nation's first priority, not juet a subject for Reagan ... The California Dem political rhetoric. '11w filet task is to Overcome the ohatnaction for Carter, most HlanIcs for KemaIv of the oil companies, which are quietly most others ulviecided .., Cat 7 blocking the development of new f uels until popular In Ohio, Last neither Is Kaiiied they have squeezed every last dollar out of latestpolharths.1 every last available oh welL Thae they're crucIa1 pr y..JomA80, studying alterna tive fuels, because they know flrat presidentlul c'ndldats to cii their wells eventually will nan dry. But the news de Walter Ccekjt time has come to stop studying and start mate R,pn'sadvlamaleo their vice presidential list developing oil substitutes. POLITICAL POTPOURRI: Both the celebrity took maelf out of pci1t 8 01 spi. VISINE 4910 , airlines to once again'offer fares, family fares and , , other previously banned by the board as discriminatory. Airlines may begin to offer such special jam to select there's a huge market out there, said a CAB spokesman. - - 3tp,' LIMIT i - - fr _______ for part of June. The Civil Aeronautics Board opened the way for " .. ._-- - ---------------- - IENJOLI 2399 _ INTENSIVE CAREi BABY OIL I of the required tariffs with the board. "What this means is that an Flitinnie Aviratt Audrey Smith' 14 ' Phyllis Black, Longwood BIRTHS John and Mary Ann Johnsm, Sanford, a John and bo berry, a boy Sanford: Fryor Qwyl Hugh$ L Charlie K. Johnson ~.I - DISCHARGES Mile L. - trucks and tractors. For years, I have been criticized for his abort, sharp, s1inpI1stjc a 1EM1HOLE MEMORIAL I HOSPITAL MAY 27 ADMISSIONS . Butler ame other fuel to o;.:rate our automobiles, Republican favorite Rociald Reagan has bw calling for an em3rgency alternative fuels swet to complex WmeL RepAilem nndt6 crash proam. I believe UW nalion that love his style, but there aren't landed tin firot mn on the aeon can develop registered Republicans to win tin obctian a subetitute for oil. him ..• Some Gop moderates In Crtqrs But It will take another Manhattan Project, who've had their doubts about Rspi' moHiluing all the resources of the United along, are now saying thsy'e afrsI1 iim _ ford: - -1 Americans from going hungry 41 . Democratic and Republican nationl this month to prevent poor _____ _ -7 ( the Also Tuesday, Carter signed the second of two food al panel a _______ a" .,. , 6~ i~. , ,,, *. , HERBAL E .SSENCE I East Roon, President Carter said Interest rates are y An y spokesman been reached on whether Wi lliams, 20, would be rt-mar 109 - rrcrnor, POP, t ç 111(1 5.9 liq ' It rate," gratifying to the poor and those living on fixed incomes." - W-1 -1 P#TW Is - -- 01 Sp'5$y t0tIe des"cat,, subke I'Jq'5sscc OEG. Si 50 LI,tIT I p,., tIi5i.'', LIMIT I',;, . A,cs -trc.r 5i*, o .1CuJ,1tsI ,ill ,s ØOP %C(- -"t' fl •EROXIDE during - ' sharp drop in the inflation ¶ CASIO TIMECAD .,-,, ?1,1. A., 5 ___ - - - PACK/ ,--.,;!-.".,; ,-,..,:.. '-' 1_."%.,~.I. .,I,; -r--4%re.i-,-.-N!.~~v,.14~A','~ i";"." ill~ix.IX.;,,r .-.- ,J., ,.4.1 . "W . I. ...., "- ~treet economist. Inremarha to gathering of community leaders in the "I predict that , . HU100 "1,59. 11110,14111, - -- - - BLADES , next few months we'll have a xt I ,I V4, -- I)•. ___________________ __________________ .,.'_....- . dropping "precipitously" and I i L 110,11 T I I 11 I high levels," said one Wall By nightfall, Greeneville's downtown streets were blocked off and iilv SWAT officers and FBI agents c ; - e amendment, by the way, lost, •1 N .*... :,.. 1"I rates failing from absurdly high levels down to unusually - L - - Ui: ______ 'we'reseeing' - - - - - L • GILLETTE - FORT BRAGG, N.C. (UPI) - Parachute rigger Pfc. Alvin P. Williams, found innocent of killing an Army ,A, capWn by sabotaging his parachute, wants to return to risky stuff. Those victims are at On hear t TABLETS I.il'' rate still Is high by traditional ' 1 _____ L I a , •rm"74 ______ - - no- Sheriff Gail Colyer said h8 had talked with Rader and d. he was sid, ' % !; -- term loans to 14 percent. Now 6 percentage points, . 1 - - _________ interest they - charge top corporate customers for short ' -. Tuesday. However, the blowing and drifting ash on Interstate 5 north of Vancouver that had stymied weekend holiday travelers caused nearly 20 more accidents Tuesday, the State Patrol at Che halis re ported . "Where the ash is dry, it's blowing and there's zero visibilty," spokesman Gordon Poulos said. "Where it's wet, it's slick like ice." - lowered the, prime — the was freed and a getaway car provided, Od - "low activity" since it sprayed ash over three western states and British Columbia on Sunday, the Forest Service said. There were ...anameyoucantrust. • National Bank of Chicago and several 'othef banks Tuesday "I 4 .n, a deputy they were holding unless a female prisoner 191 mat we resuiting confrontation could lead to World War III. The crisis can be dafused simply by finding - percent last June; three years equivalent of the great gold rush. Mhael,, the Soviet Union to cross the great divide into Criden's attorney'.*w4ormer Watergate prosecutor Rich ard Ben-Veniste. said. his client would plead innocent unless he gets full Immunity from prosecution. ECKE In the wake of a policy shift Inmates Hold Hostace I . . - 488 - IL I SOME SALE ITEMS UMITID. - - - - - by the Federal Reserve Board to ease up on tight credit, guarding - - the boundaries of the Fort Chaffee relocation center on the orders of Gov. Bill Clinton. Harrington was like the fellow w ho ld I But "w hole thing On uv floor of the Senate,t0 mocking Um whole Victim Scam; ,,the disquiet and dissatisfaction which will In the breast of the poor, the lame, the halQ the blind the depen t OLU, 50 P dennyOwig, forth." 1 nd Nuclear Thompson, D. broadcast from Seattle, promising the fuH ., were no reports of ash in any populated areas United Press international tajorbaxkjowering_. thelrprIineinterestraTethe ,.government is -allowing - discovery of wold In the Klondike (lr-.sat,' state or region. Gr' The indictment said FBI agents paid $50,000 fares to select groups, and President Carter says there will be a "shrp drop" in the , ght a prisoner into the cellblock. late IM, it was the liberal equivalent of the would attract StAtO With different political demographic and geographical charac' ' Idaho teristics. For Ohio, New Mexico, South Carolina, Nebraska and Oregon might all vote on the same day. Ratelo 14% inflation rate in the next few . months. programL Victims are worth-their weight choose N.J., and John Murtha, 1)-Pa. to Myers. It said Myers passed $35,000 of the money to Criden; to Johansen, a law priner of iden; and Errichetti. airlines to offer special, lower 1a overpowered by three Inmates -about 4:30 p.m. Another solution, however; both minimize that rroblemant1 reduce the tdltim a series of caucuses and - (, Il - Police said the hostage, Deputy 10fave Rader, was - of March April, May and June for example. Under Ideal circumstances, each date nation status at anycoseennunune - -- - requires large and expensive federal; among only four designated dates on which - - S A IWFS = 101 FORT CHAFFEE, AfiC (UPI) - With residents -n threatening to shoot escaping Cuban refugees, an 4 additional 140 National Guard troops today patrolled ranks of the virtuous. The( gold, federal goW, When Michael Harringtoiit and others discovered "poverty" during thel all states to -- -------- - by 200 to 320 - attention and exert more influence over the outcome than those at the end of the schedule, require ----- - - rescue of the Victim of the Hour usually voting early probiibly would receive more parties would - I . , jI 3(i accounted for , io At Eglin Air Force Base In Florida, three impatient u Cuban r ef ugees jumped the 'tentity" fence Monday ,f ~ ~ .&, in frustration over,ft snatl's pace of government * , * .)?- dforts to relocate them. They were being sought. ,Between 75 and 80 U.S. marshals who have been the docks at.Key West were scheduled to 0 1& report to the base processing center today to help keep . . * ,81 - order. I Vietcong, the whales, the -baby seals, the! But that approach wouldn't resolve the NA110N 0 - spall-darter, the Indians, the country y 40 four to six -. ),' i % ilwsimilar to .'64.;ll;~ and_ot144:-v7f, I relying upon the more traditional grouping of days; includes a dirty little secret e;q - Hotel in New York where he allegedly took an - - also was alleged M have led undercover agents to Reps. Raymond Lederer, 1)-Pa., were recorded Low clouds reduced visibility, Until this gas is essentially all removed, it Is making the search difficult, still very, very risky" No more bodies were.lound, but one copter Gov. Dixy Lee Ray addressed the state in a - battle with the Dragon of barrassing to the - .---•-,p - - envelope stuffed with $s0000 Big Banks 1*11 unemployed, the blind, the crippled- the~ the states. dictment against three Philadelphia City 'Council members, including Johansen, his Moving under Mount St. Helent - ' women, blacks, chicanos, the young, the - - Criden was charged with six felon), counts last week in the first major Abscam in-. "I had no indication it was coming," Myers Th e main evidence against them came the. d.ot-thei -. —.-•------.--------- f rrrFBr thpes1tbe?F'mee ings w h The congressmen declined direct comment undercover agents, including Myers' session until he had a chance to study the indictment, last August at the Kennedy Airport Hilton - 'cr a I to wealthy ntributors. DwnFuix"to , At I I , I ;Z. i'a IF V. 5 Villa pi, AAACU shire, determined to retain i Its first-tn-the- - himself victed of all counts, of 25 years in -prison and 'Provide cover for the. - pression, rescuing from the Dragon, as the,' case may be, slaves, children, workers,i .every Individual contest - - Myers then sought and received another $35,(XX) for from. the undercover agents, the indictment said. All four face maximum penalties, if con. Inc., a fictitious firm set up by the FBI to Arkansas Refugee Center would offer an unfair advantage to candidates who have celebrity status or superior access - - a, Te and the other two counts. Abscam was named for Abdul Enterprises I - IKI DDIC U - ! !11..I., - That faith might be called Victimology. " Kenneth Minogue, a British political! philosopher, has argued In "The Liberal! Mind," a book that has become a classic, theliberal mind requires victims, real or-, Imagined. It conceives of the moral and: political life as a process of rescuing victims.: . Liberalism is really a variation on the St.I George scenario. The liberal St. George ~ offered various formulations, some based on measure, by a desire to attract the type of na tionwide attention long enjoyed by New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Oregon and other primaries has diluted the impact of virtually was parodying, making bo red mockery o'f, nothing less than the liberal ral faith, day has been advocated by some, but that In fact, Intelligence experts told my terrarit groiçs, -"the mo'st comp-3tent" for a nuclear attempt would be "one of the associate Dale Van Atta, there is Palestinian gross," poesibly In collabOratIon in tiwi mind. that wi th Western ro*n'tetrorists and-or the "a4tbWty" — tfr IJfl gon Is that tin nightmare will become a "Japanese Red Army." For what cold comfort ft provides, the CIA fIØIIIJ befor, the end of this analysis predicts that nucleir-armed lbs CIA recently reported that while er r or is ts w ould be meet likely to use their grnatonsi terrorist Inckts t manber " had decreased somewhat in 1P79, tbs actual bomb as credible U'eat [or blackmail and. destructive violence of their operadons had or publldfty," rather than for a direct attack "In an extreme sitlon, however, scans -What the public report left out, however, might ittempi a detonation," the report werM MEMO '10 ThE PRTPENT: 11re'a documnant: "If the current trend of increasing co ntinues, we would expect onI one way to end this ns11"'$ dangerous terrorist violence trn 4.psntisbcs on for*1 olL We must develop sspnng of Ls ap"t terrorist use of macleer upk(vee." altEflitive fuels. (b,J Intelligence Agency expects What has stepped bsm so far? uij - - . ' - - ;!' Wed nesday, May 2s, IIO-1A I I ' equivalent of inoring in church. It's as if a t priest got bored with the eucharK a fun- i1i maceptiWe to easy resolution. A tuiifieO naUonwide primary in which voters In all states would ballot on the same' great trade their Influence for bribes, tremors, indicating the rising or falling of magma (molten rock), rocked the mountain for several hours Tuesday while the volcano coughed plume of smoke 15,000 feet, thwarting a resumption of the Army's search hd rescue missions. Ir?A dozen helicopters still scouring the Itbuntain for victims from the May 18 explosion rushed back to base af te r the tremors Ic -a - young, the old, and so forth." From a liberal perspective, that was the I tlal-election years poses problems less - .. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . r The indictment accused him of conspira`y, Errielietti and Criden allegedly 'served as bribery and inters6te travel in aid of a unwitting -middlemen" in the investigation,, jacketferin~ enterprise. The other three Lin 6 we char with aiding an& other of the politicians implicated. , abetting a bribe . which will rankle in the breasts of the poor,: the lame, the halt, the blind, the dependent' Informed participants. The caucus- Wsis no wilid4yled, hmusy drsamed up by ck*& a tmroriat VoW rAll mos Iii-ely try to scriptwriters for a Hollywood disaster eptc steal the material and malts Its own bomb, a duldeerim ammisal by ft ca]44yed "Now of ths indivi&131 stip involved t7ould be beyond the cathWtIss of a AisUcated, men of the central Intelligence Agency, have been keeping track of terrorist groups wefl1imd$ group," the CIA warns. The CIA analysts fkure that of known for y - % .. - - : inájtr - dlfference convention system. on the other hand, allov(s political activists and party professionals to wield greater influence in the delegateselection process. Scheduling primaries in future presiden- - . - - That shift alsd should satisfy some of the objections of traditionalists who have argued that the political reforms of recent years have placed too much emphasis on popular elecLions In w hich votes are cast by casual, 111 nuden holocont is ad Warnoulit cl to the quaptity and quHty of security system world leadiem a mm lilmly thriesit, is protict~ nudem weapris and the materials wanyiN intiempncle analysts: MW in- from which nucim *Vlosives might be - / - - through Congress in Perhaps slope for three days was retrieved, support of state government for disaster The U.S. Geolubical Survay repotted no relief in the event of fuFther eruptions. new bulging of the crater, but warned the She said the state Division of Health has volcano contained gas, making it capable of determined there is no major health hazard further explosi ons which could spew debris from the volcanic ash that has covered much over wide areas of the Northwest. of the state, but cautioned individuals -to wear "There Is still some gas (in the magma face masks at all times when exposed to the within the volcano)," Tim Halt of the U.S. airbor ne dust, Geological Survey said, "There is no way of Steam emissions continued to shoot from knowing how much gas is still down there. the volcano, which has been in a period of r'. redistribited - Fortunately, that process includes a self. . . - seek a third term despite leaks in February that brought wide publicity libout his in. volvement in Abscam. members of the worst scandal to rock Capitol Hill since Watergate. that had been abandoned on the mountain's 91 amendment. -- WASHINGTON — While the poaihilIty of a are and will continue to be greatly sensitive to - - -:::----. cruathj danger that seine irresponsible mane," me report states. Because weapons are guardsd more closely terrorist group will acquire a nuclear bomb than maclear lnredJ3nts, the report urnthe mates'W With which to make ii, - • WALTERS process. - . - - rroi p - ____ is so perceived by every . - -- - - -- JACK ANDERSON n,dL_,! nin!stration of justice are I . - , WASHINGTON (NEA) - With a presidential-primary i season now drawing to a close, it's an appropriate time to assess this I'That's my boy I I couldn't com up with a better resume and Job description If I WTOt* m myself." BERRY'S WORLD -- - / C0p4.y News SsMci states with a history of highly publicized cutting ceremonies. - Senator Javits Is a charming and cynical:, old worldling. He lsknown tohiscolleagues as: Jake-the-Snake-Javits. And here Is how he: defended the : cuts,saIdJavlts,!9U1d "not - The defense make-that quantum com-.r pared to the disquiet , an d dissatisfaction: -- uJ-- Ad, are selected not all black - to domestic program& _________ It . "Yeah, but what's his sign?" I ,. -. th an ethnic heritage that would appeal to one of the couiltry's largest and most politically active minority groups." Church - defense ____ we condemn an underclass of poor /1 ' _______ - t. 0 -- molten rock is moving underneath the smold. - ering volcano for the,flrst time since May 8. as epitomizing the decadent phase history of liberalism. The gentlemen of the upper chamber were debating an amendment sponsored by Jav1ts and others which would have cut $2.4 billion: budget and from the It: ' -dof"the- Ripublic'"an R Democratic selectfo "Chief, I think you should give first con- presidential nominees remains highly fluid, sideration to balancing the ticket. Preferably as it has been throughout the put decade. Manyofthestatesthatadoptedthe primary a moderate to offset your extremism." "How about Governor Undertable? He has. system Lq recent years were motivated, in - I 11 - StillI there are constructive lessons that can be' ., It says, 'Avoid the * limelight. L&Avs learned even before the ashes cool in Liberty City. decislon. making to lothem Develop 1*wes to i 5 One is that'h quest for maximum economic occupy spare time. Be prepared or song opportunity for all citizens must be pursued lest journleys to attend funerals and ribbon* I I I 7 n ' " with party leaders and political advisers. despair and frustration-spawned violence. And the second is that while this larger challenge Is being met public officials must ensure that law - ' rather than whatever criteria is used in the will - return to the caucus-convention present selection process, who is to say Uwe System that served them well In the past. The surfeit of primaries has produced inwouldn't be an improvement In the quality of, dis m hi ty's political the nominees? gluttons. Among those elsewhere with more I con see a smoke-filled room In a conmodest appetites, the attitude of weariness Is ventlon hotel. Sena tor Crashbore, , has In. danger of turning to rejection of the entire Just been nombinted for president son lills by any 4ans - to permanent dependencell -: - The likely result of that development is that many states will conclude that their flirtation primary system eztravagance,.to be abando ned In favor of an alternative procedure under which delegates - ..,I I `.1' a Senate debate the other day. It my go down ' -- say?" %-J ( VANCOUVER, Wash (UP!) Northwest residents braced for continuing eruptions of Mount St. Helens after scientists warned - nores - -- -------- --- -- modity requiring constant care. - Molten Rock - avits - Ile Irst, most obvious and 'almost universally popular conclusion to be drawn presidential selection process follow national from the 1980 experience. Is that there political conventions as surely as night probably are too many primary elections. loll ws day, or the FBI follows Jane Fonda. At least some of the 35 states (plus Puerto If0vice presidential candidates were chosen - Rico and the District of Columbia) that held on the basis of astrological consldçations, primaries t1his year ought to -and probably man" .' N HART Javits of New York contributed 'ff memorable_per hap5ahistOrlc-re1nark( can others, where racial harmony is a fragile com- " JEFFREY - - I . . C - Senator presidential selection rioting do anything, for the moment at least, to color-blind, and ha " _- - - -. - essman inaI . , ____________ - %.Un9i - . 1 $100,000 to introduce legislation that would jot Myers"Washington lawyer, Plato Cacheris, Supposed Arab sheiks actually FBI un- accused prosecutors of breaking a promise to dercover agents --r remain in the United give him advance -warning of the indictment. States. "He will plead not guilty," Cacheris said, The charges are expected to mark the start Myers, a seconterm congressman, of a series of sweeping and con troversial recently won the Democratic nomination to I ', I solitary and reclusive wi th a passion for snortyn-ft. When On moon Is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars, he i -J ei .omes pacifisti,c, wpaOmauC diploma tic wa iCuw. --sounds good. what does his horoscope enforcement of Camden, N.J., Philadelphia City Council hU1phia lawyer Howard Criden, The four allegedly conspired to promise for - - - ___________ - proceS& citizens who need them desperately. Nor will the - - - - the businesses looted and torched unon will not n another $35,ODO with Mayor Angelo Errichetti. - 'Glut' Is'The Objection 'into the hundreds of millions of dollars. 'Some of like '" The indictment also charged Myers shared PajcIc should ask his sisters a*A ft. The - Infact,IdoubtBushwouldbe,electedevefl - OBERT If his Mercury weren't in Taurus. I daresay R Bush probably would get the go-by even lf Mercury were in Virgo or Sagittarius. Nevertheless, Ms. Godillo, who Is writing a '( series of astrological projections on the - snipers and others dragged from their cars and kicked to death, Include blac ks as well as whites. Pro perty damage, still being tabulated, will run city, - - - - improve race relations in a - - - -1 hch then 350 injured. The casualties,. some shot by - - are teachers. - - 2,000 J . . - 'Indictments against as many as a half dozen "Ozzie" Myers, D-Pa., with accepting $50,000 in bribes from undercover agent& - .IS ________ , . . someone other than Bush as his running mate, Itlsn'thardtoagreewlth thatanalysls. You • don't have to look to the stars to see that the ° against aReagan-Bush ticket are pretty Miami. At least 17.persons are dead and more 11 .The fact Is, most of us need more money in these InflaUona ry times, but to single out Time and again,, after national political year's experiment ,in selecting the majorconventions, I have read thoughtful essays party candida tes for the country's highest deploring the vice elective office. . i i i- _. . the FBI's undercover investigation "Oper. Another indictment was possible today in . ation Abscam.to . - the unprecedented Abscam investigation In In the first indictment Tuesday, a New which FBI agents posed as Arab businessmen dedication and a love of the job. This can't be bought. phenomenon, unemployment among black youths in Miami probably runs to 40 percent or more, Th us, it is not terribly difficult to understand - " F u .. - this What keeps good people In teaching Is more money, etc., etc. compatiblity if'Reagan's'potential running . mates, may be ontosomething big. . ' - bers - presidential nomination, he likely will pick integral components of the two nights of rioting 1i1 - l ____________________________________________________________________ ep one of this, of .course, cap, ~ ermitted . -1~?y murderi-agg A'- - -- ' could say their work is more boring so they need Lot inc see now If I've got this straight. George Bush, wh is In Gemini, has Mercury In Taurus. Which means he has almost no chance of becoming Ronald Reagan's vice presidential choice. Yep. That's what It says a ll right. The way astrologer Svetlana Godillo reads the zodiac charts, 11 Reagan wins the R ubli I -ft i___ --------___ _______ ____ WASHINGTON (UPI) worse yet, powerless. -- ' he or she gilded through one of the'easiest courses of study at universities today. For those avoiding the draft in the .Vietnam a, becoming education majors was the least Zod iac Miami should be attributed to rage on the part of im r u . - vWASHINGTON(upI)_ Frsh indictments lflvIvin congressmenare expected week in the growing scandal Steflhifllng from :I but a one-time bonus. As a one shot deal, $2,000 15 U not likely to make anyone stay in waching If he healS can make much more on an the ones that deserve more money. Policeman unemployment rate. And, unless Miami's black community has somehow eseaped a national. . Because while the leglslatOil called ft a But each profession could argud that they are could business, so they deserve more; p um others calls; house complain about muck and . øI L__- Harmonic ablysinally low. For whatever complex mix of 'ons, all too many ghetto dwellers see no point reas in the conventional forms of political parficipation. There can be no doubt, then, that some portion of the motivation for the mayhem in - - - p . '. !t + 'A - salary Increase, it really is not an increase at 4 __________ that voter registration among poor blacks is . - - . This my be .true. in some caselk but the :1 reverse is also true. Lucrative teadher salaries t: might attract the greedy but unskilled. degree). It may just prove that the degreed person's parents had enough money to pay tuition while Smoke Filled - how some of those living in Miami's Liberty City .ghetto, could imagine that the statistical gain4 registered by black America ns in the aggregate since the early 1960s had no relevance for them. It is a lamentable fact of American political life . . - DICK WEST Miami's black community as evidence of a racially motivated double standard of'justice and law .enforcement. Th ese corrosive suspicions, and the simmering discontent they bred, were surely compounded by the economic distress 01 much* of Miami's DICK population. Nearly 40 percent of Dade County's 225,000 black residents have incomes that fall beo the poverty level. Unemployment in the black community there stands at 17 percent, a full 10 percentage points higher than the national ' -- u tiieipay aie'iüppórterS c pay raise, they claim, good teachers will be lost .. to business and other occupations. teaching occupations do not require a 4-year I - but the latest in a series of incidents perceived in I - - Flc . , .thout tip - _____ insurance agent apprehended for a traffic violation. The insurance agent was black. The four policemn charged with killing him were white, as were the members of the jury that acquitted them, But however outrageous these circumtances, and especially the jury's decision, this case alone seems unlikely to have incited the worst rioting in , the United States in more than a decade. In fact, the death of the insurance agent and the acquittal of those charged with his murder were - - *14 officers charged witk the beating death of an - - - ____ The CIóik For millions of Americans, the televised scenes of the recent rioting in Miami together with the tragic toll of dead and injured can only have evoked painful memories of the fires that seared so many of this country's cities during the 19608. Now, as then, we are left to ask why it happened. By all accounts, the immediate provocatiOn was the acquittal of four former Dade County police . ___ . ••- recipient 0f ., - - I 5--. Does this prove that a person is a good ______ "4001 1,014 ___ r yC o (Pajcic again points out that those non- "A teacher has at least 4 years of college in. vested In his or her job." ___________ - There Is no TOWfl relationship be tween quallty teachjpg and salary asfld Other annual sal~ry of $23,296; painters $2D,612; utility truck drivers $15A71 and policemen $14,604, but the "average annual salary for a teacher dw* Among them: 76 5 -- at8 teachers as the gr ii" - a builgetary surplus ut difficult way to maintain a grade point avesage acceptable to the draft board. And even If a 4-year degree did prove a personshe to ben quality teacher, d es this Tdr& móre 1Mf Pajcic says a recent survey of one Florida cowty thowed that ,pluuibers get an average the teachers' pay raise for a nuipber of reasons. - _____ rain. And some of them are as holey as Swiss . cheese. In a letter from Representative Steve Pajcic, $W&&qpv&, the Herald was urized to to <'.4 _ Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. I Various arguments are e'beIiveryTWe,W"ents; Mntlf'; 6 M6nU1S" 11 "' -; - - WAYNE D. DOYL-E..Publlsher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ' May Arocmd - '- . I ~ S .-- - - - . - ICKIRD$FAMOIJ$PHQTO0PFIR TWICE THE PRINTS Get an satre t of I 1*4115 every roll of coior or black and eMs 1 4,118 print film develOped and printed., !.- TODAY AND EVERYDAY - TWICE TM FILM Get two rolls oipnnt fUs,s for ol one Kodaoioror black and wh,t, when you have yowhimproc.ssedst - Fçkerds TODAY AND EVERYDAY. PEOPLE TRUST O SANFORD: 9S0 State t, Sanford Plaza ECKERD'S OR LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17.92 at S.R. 434 QUALITY •t 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 PRESCRIPTION CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Sàmoran Blvd. SERVICE...at low, ,"' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West S.R. 434, 414 E. Altamonte Drive low pI1ISI ORANGE CITY: Four Town's Shopping Center -' - ' 'p5& l's' -, 1 . 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The threesvabeen withdro theped" Cotton Bowl, OW taking the Big Eight Conference But that" has operation as soon as possible, perhaps coaches wan t ei ther a reduction In the p champion each year and the Sugar 18-game regular confe re nce season or He said the Cotton Bowl was this fall. Bowl plays host to the SEC champion. an end to the three or four-game postoriginally included because 'Texas The directors agreed that any season SEC tournament. In the last few years, that had been winni ng every year. But football games played between - ost times that Okiano a goes to Uic then Houston began winning.', Orange Bowl and Alabama plays in the Sugar Bowl. ' conference teams A television "The schools Involved don't want to requests from the conference' n , 'S basketball coaches. Hudgins said. - - - - . 1. I I.. -.i . - International' morose Buster. Keaton as you could possibly get. 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Anderson 9 - - - - Tiy ' On Dick Motta ' Cerone's grand slam was the first of his major league career had Drop 'Shue, — Bill Shaw provided the had only one hit, a h and af ter he hit it off rlghthander Dave Tobik, the Memorial Pitching Victories Day crowd of 28,170 rocked Yankee Stadium ai it the home National League' — Carlton, Phil $2; Blue, SF 72;' Reuss, team had just clinched the pennant. LA 60; Bibby. 5-1; Pastors, Cm In the visitors' dugout along the third base Line, Sparky S-7; Forsch, Nlskro and Al. muttered to those playerl near him: chard, Hou, Ruthven, Phil and T.kulve, Pitt 5-3; tt "I'm making a star out of Cerone." ifld Vuckdvlch, St.t. 5-4. In his hotel room Tuesday bef ore anot he r meeting with the Fingers, SD S-S. Yan ke es that evening, the Tigers' manager kept talking about American League HoneyMontreal - (Palmer 3-1) at cult, Sea 7-1; John, NY 7-2; Cerone. Chicago (Krukow 3-5), 2:30 KC and Redfern. Minn 6p.m. "You stU1hao-giv the kid credLt,"he said. "I guarantee .. 2; Stone. Rait and RLwna. CM £. .w, V1 LI. flUUIF4IM1 Iwo ------------------------- you LI we got rum our all wee times, uwre wowani nave neen Keovgh, Oak 6-1. at Philadelphia (Leech 06), Ranted Nun Average questions," any 1:33 p.m. (based on 40 Innings pitched) San Francisco (Whitson 2-3) Anderson had just come up to his room from downstairs. National League — Matula, at Atlanta (Alexander 1-71, 7:35 you think Iwalked through that lobby wi thout shame?" All and Palmer. MtI 1.50; he asked, "It Is a personal hurt with me w hen my team Isn't Son Diego (Wise 2-2) at Carlton. Phil 1.99; Richard, Mou-2-0t:.Riuss. LA-3il1.---- -------Moulton (Ryan t4) 5:33 going-good." - American League — Norris, Thursday's Games Tigers' manager got back to the original subject and The Oak 1.20; Burns, Chi 134; Philadelphia -Pittsburgh Gura, KC IS?; Proty, Chi 2.14; talked about how he ad second guessed himself In a game Atlanta at Los Mg, night Clack , at Saatjago, nigitt....,-.._ Keough, Oak 2.21. the Baltimore Odo!Jast Friday night. . , -! La'"~ *flA_ke .- .. w-t, s" ) VWY got a National League - Carlton, American League (Eddie) Murray is up," Anderson said. "Their kid catcher, Phil 50; Richard, Hou 71; East (Dan) Graham, follows Murray and I know with Baltimore I W L Pct. GB Blyleven, Pitt 53; Rogers, Mtl 52; Ryan, Mcii $1. New York 76 15 ,.634can't give up any runs whether it's the first Inning or not American League - Guidry, Mitwauke 21 15 .535 because I'm not likely to score many runs on them. Toronto 71 ,19', ,525 i',. NY and Norris, Oak 33; "Jack Morits is pitching for us, and I also know Graham Si, Bannister, 41; Sea Burns, Chi, Boston 21 71 .500 Reøern. Minn and Keough,, Baltimre 20 23 463 7 been hot for them, so I said to myself I'm gonna pitch to Clevelnd ii fl .150 ; Oak 46, Murray and pray. He pops the ball up but I knew I did a stupid Saves I7,_, .415 Detroit• thlng.-Ywdon'tpttch to fellows like Brett, Lynn, Foster and Natienal- Leegur--west • --Chi tO; Allen, NY I; Fryman, Garvey you can It. You pass them If you can and you W L Pd . os .... Mtl 7; Tekulve, Pitt 6; Hume, Kin City 25 I? come out ahead. If you don't believe me, look uptheirstatlstics Ci Howe, LA and Fingers, SO 24 19 Chicago ,, end 01 the season." at the Texas -72 20 .574 3 American League - Farmer, Second guessing has been an integral part of baseball virtuOakland 27 71 312 3, CM I), Stoddard, Bait and Seattle 27 22 .500 4 ever since Abner Doubleday was credited with inventing ally Calif 11 24 .115 7, Burgmeier, Sol 5; Quisenberr-y, game the in 1839. KC 7. Monge, Clev, Lopez. Dot, Minn 16 27 317 Corbelt, Minn, Gossage, NY When he was managing the old Brooklyn Dodgers, Leo Tuesday's Results and Lyle. Tex 4. - Boston S. Toronto 4 Duroctier would chafe under the collar at being second guessed Cleveland 7. Baltimore 6 by the late Larry MacPhil, the man who was his boss. Later, New York 9, Detroit 6 moved tothe Yankees, Durocher had occasion after MacPtiall - Milwaukee 4, Seattle I Chicago 2, Minnesota 0 to sit In the stands with him one day during a bell game. California 7, Texas 0 Baseball "You always second guessed me when I was managing - Kansas City 1, Oakland 2 DetroIt — Traded first baseman Brooklyn," Durocher said to him. "I had only one guess, but Today's Games Jason Thompson to California for (All times EDT) two. Now, In this game'tnday, I want you to tell me you outfielder Al Cowens. Purchased Kansas City (Gale i-S) at outfielder Dan Gonzales from what you wou would dotf you were the manager. Not after the Oakland (Langford 33), 4:30 Evansville of the American play, but before. it." Ø.m. Association. Cleveland (Waits 33) at MaCPhil protested but Durocher Insisted. 56 Louis - Recalled outfielder Baltimore (Palmer 42), 7:30 Leon Durham from Springfield of "He made a half dozen calls and five of 'em were wrong," pm. the American Association. TS,I,W41,.. ahit .. It tivlav J, "I n.y.c h.arti him .v.r .I.,ah. .. sn. .. u.. sHil Detroit (Morris 4 3) at New Toronto — Purchased the in front of me, anyway." York (Guidry SO), 1:00 p.m. eu a manager again. Not contract of catcher Pat Kelly from Toronto (Stleb 1-7) at Boston Syracuse of the International (Stanley 3-4), 1:30 P.M. League. Optloned Infielder Mike 7-4) Chicago (Kravec at Mta to Syracuse. Minnesota (Redfern 82), 3 Basketball p.m. Washington — Dick Motto Seattle (McLaughlin 1-2) at resigned coaca and was Milwaukee (Travers replaced by Gene Shue. P.M. Football Texas (JIos 33) at Call Baltimore — Signed quarter. lernia (Tanana 2-5). 10:30 p.m. Stromberg Carlson managed to score in all but one back Greg Landry and defensive Tkuway s Game and Mike 0zd0w to a series of Inning Tuesday night to edge Flagship Bank 10-9 In Minnesota Chicago one-y us. action Ii the Sanford Softball League. Cleveland — Signed fresageni In other women's action Donna Flanun cracked a centers Jim Moore and Jess LanghanL pair of home runs to pace Lloyds to an 94 win over Signed punter New England Ramps Angels; Diane and Rinse McKensie collected a Maser League Leaders Jay Sherrill on waivers from the By United Press literstatienal of hits each to lead Shadows to a 7-4 win over Buffalo Bills. Signed strong Sitting safeties James Doughtie and Seminole Auto Machine while Melissa Pinder went a (bisad on 1$ it bats) Um Hdoer; linebacker Martin perfect to spark Bowl America's 94 victory over National League GAS H Pet. Manna; running back Mark' 1.0$. Optimist. nfor has and wide receiver Tom Perm. 11147 54 - - J time in se'ten outings that the had the only other Shell pitching staff has double. recorded a one-hi tter. Seminole Sporting those situations, Nettles or Cerone? The answer was Cerone. 'Then why are you asking me?' To me it was no big deal. First base was open all three times. There ain't no way I'm gonna pitch to Nettles." - - ' avalanche of pointed questions directed squarely at Anderson. "Someone asked rue what was my reasoning for walking Nettles to get at Cerone. I said, 'Who would you pitch to in - ':-. - ' homer to account for six runs In a 13$ vctory and an h ' - innings. It marked the sixth eluding a triple. Wa; D° - - intentionally walked, Cerone responded with a grand slam - Asanflclpátèd, Seminole CóthmunityColiegI has made - and Dave ëncepcion. Foster followed with his seventh homer signing of Seabreeze High School basketball ace Eric Ervin and Ikiessen Its fourth to cap a five-run Inning. Official. It was the 42nd time In the game's history three players hit Raider Coach Joe Sterling announced the signing of the consecutive home runs. Jerry Turner, Dave WInfleld and Gene Snndcrab point guard Tuesday afternoon. Tenace of San Diego last turned the trick July 11, 1979. 1. Ervin, a familiar face to Five Star Conference basketball Mike Woes, who evened his recoTl at 4-4, pitched his third followers, broke the Seabreeze school assists record by comp1etegame of the season, striking out oueand walking one averaging nine per game, totaling 2. while scattering seven hlt& The slender 5'8" ball handler averaged 15 poInts per game The Reds scored their final runonRonOester'sRBI single In his senior year while earning Five Star Conference all. the sixth and the Dodgers scored their only run in the eighth on conference honors and All-Area honors. Reggie Smith's runscoring single. Ervin also made an impression at Ocala several weeks back In other Nt games, Chicago defeated Montreal, 4-Z Atlanta during tryouts for the state AAU basketball team and earned a topped San Francisco, 6.3, Pittsburgh nipped Philadelphia, 3-2, spot on the squad which boasts some of the best basketball lii 13 innIngs, New York beat St L.oula 91, and Houston edged talent In Florida. San Diego. 4-3. "He's a great young man and a very, very consistent type 4, t ball player," commented Raider coach Joe Sterling. Dennis Lamp pitched an eight-hitter over eight Innings and "We're glad he decided on 5CC. Eric does a super job with Ken Henderson Wan FBI single In the sixth to lift Chicago. the ball and tdsaulsts and steadiness wlfldeflnitely' help ua." Braves i, Giants 3 Sterling added, ,,With Eric we feel we have a real strong Gary Matthews drove ina pair of runs with a double and a back court teaming him up with Keith Whitney from SefllIflole triple and Dale Murphy lilt a two-run double for Atlanta. High," JOE DeSANTIS 3, pgflj 2 Pinch-hitter Mike Euler's two-out single In the 13th Inning scored Bill MIdIOCk wi th the winning run and snapped the PWhadelda's five.ame winning streak. Mets 6, Cardhsab S -. Rookie Mark Bomback held St. Louis to six hits over? 1-3 Innings and knocked in two nina with a filth-Inning double to propel New York. Astros4,Padres3 WASHINGTON (UPI) When the Baltimore Bullets moved o Cruz aizi to drive borne Craig Reynolds from xond baaewith two out Inheeig.JflhIntollftbsntros. down the Baltimore-Washington Parkway to the Cpital Centre In 1973, Coach Gene Shue did not come along. League delphla, Schmidt (13), 14 81 Shue, who had conf licts wi th former General Manager Jerry 110 00300101*— 4 10 0 u. Ang Sachs, moved on to the Philadelphia l6ers, where he coached chi 000 010-1 70 Lee. Norman (7). Son (5) CInci 00500100*— 6 52 for four years before. moving to the San Diego Clippers. and Carter; Lamp, Tidrow (9) - Sutton. Bicwlth (5), Hough The Bullet, meanwhile, turned the coach's job over to K.C. and Blackwell. W—Lamp (41). (7) c.nd Fxrtmon; LLC.ss nd lonei and then Dick Motto, who led the team to an NB title in L--L" (21). HRs—MonlrI. Bench. W-LaCs (4-4). (4); ,Chicage. O.Jssus Sutton ,(42). "Is—CIncinnatl, 1971 and a aecondplace finish the following year. Last season, Carter (3) Griftey (3). Foster. 4?). Driess however; the Bullets slumped to 39-44, brelymade the ,, (4) CDI 030-3121 playoffs for a 12th itIaIght yer, then were qUickly eliminated - - San Fr Atlanta 003 931 00* 6 90 N.Y. - 022120100-9 11 1 by the 76ers, Knepper, Montetusco (5), S5. Lou ii 010000040-5 92 -• In addition, the players squabbled with management Heikki (7) and Sadek; McWll Bombeck,. Hausman (S) and each other and some players said Motta appeared to lose his hams, Camp (I). 0rford (9). Sisaros; Martinez. Often (5), Garber (9) and i.nldld. W— Thomas (6). Sykes (H, Frazier : -to coach basket ball. McWIlliams (3-4). -L.---'Kn,ppeç 4$), Hged (9) and Kannedy. W regularsesaon, Shue and San Diago (3-6). HR MuirjM end .01 San •ncieos, Bombeck (34). L-MorIineZ Heendon (3). (13). HR—S. -Kennedyowner frv Levin agr eed to p&tcompanywdUiBullete gave U). Motts freedom to look for a new job - •-(13 11,54.93) The path-was thus cleared for Shoe to return to his old tam San Ogo 000)20 000-3100 .1140104011110 0011111i--11 90 Hou$ffi 000201 SIX— I 40 and Tuesday, the Bullets, apparently deciding they could walt Lucas. D'Acqutslo (6), Fin. no longer with t1 NBA draft coming up In two weeks, an- PhhtedtIpii0000000020000-7 73 get's (I) and Fulls. Tenacs BUY, nounced Motho had retgned and - named Shue as his ibby Romo (13), Tekulve (I); Niekro. Nieminn (3), replacement. -- (1W and Nlos4a, 041 (12); D.5.nflti (7). "Corte 4$) gnd (9), Moles Pubis. W—LaCort (3-0)._LCarlton,' McG( Motto,48, who is under contract with the Bullets for another (U) and Boone. W—Romo (3- Fingers ($5) season, Is free to ptirsue another osehing position. a,,) HR—PhlIis --. ' Bullets- McBride. Phil 30. American League — Oliver. Tex 32; Ogilvie, Mil 31; Bell, Tax 30; Perot, Bos. Arms%, Oak •,l Velez, Tor 29. Stolen Bases GB National League Pitt 22; LeFlore, Mtl 20. Law, LA IS; Cedeno, Hou 11; Norlh, 2 SF 13. American League - MenderS son, 'Oak 72; 'Wilson. KC 16; Bumbry, Salt, Carew, Cal, Cruz. Sea and Wills. Tax 17. n $ The Reds took a 3.0lead in the third on Griffey's third homer - -- - Clem Leonard Shell and Sporting Goods c been liberally second guessed and skewered in so many of the Adcock Roofing tangle for the margin to just three public prints for ordering Graig Nettles purposely passed with second time this season at the bottom of the last 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Chase Tim Graham W; first base open the previous day. winning pitcher, witi The first time he did It, Rick Cerone, the man following Park. rni.s Batted h, Eddie Charles pitched, from Burnett Wahinj Nettles in the New York Yankees ttlna,orderjjngle4bguie _. .— Leonard Graham-also ëollec LA 37; Schmidt, Phil i; sm;tpy one run; the'second time it hijpened, Ceronesingled another--0""Ittt1,'ei LA 32; Hendrick, St.L 31; run home, and the third time the Yankee third baseman was Shell, fanning nine In five if his team's three I - - 11. 3 lead and then had Butch's Chevron Service 14-0. on for dear life as S He was fibbing a little because he was upset over having American League — Ogilvie. Mil 12; Audi, Cal 10; Velez, Tot ; Singleton. Belt.- Thomas, Mu, Jackson. NY, ZuiJi. T ax MJybirry, br S. San Diego San Fran Atiante 15 21 Tuesday's Results Chicago 4, Montreal 7 Atlanta 6, San Francisco 3 Pittsbgh 3., Phils 2. 13 inns. Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles) New York 9. St. LOUIS S Houston 4. Son Diego 3 Tsdays Games (All Times EDT) New York (Burns 3-3) - - - - - 000 OW ODD--- 0 4 1 Dempsey. W—v.cruz (22). L— - Texas Calif 10000001*— 2 60 Ford (1-3). MRs—Cleveland, Cherboneau (7). Hargrove (5), Jenkins, Babcock (6) and Sundberg; Aase and Donohue. Harrah M. , Baltimore, Crowley W-Aase (44). L— Jenkins (3 (2), Kelly (2),GraPm (3) Angels 2, Rangers 0 Los Aflg Cincl - - inning and rookie Britt Burns, 6.3,shut out Minnesota for 8 2-3 Innings to -lift the Chisox. IS 26 .3 West W L Pc,. 26 17 24 1 .555 23 iS .561 22 21 .312 ii 25 .419 - A bottle of eye drops couldn't have done a better job. "It's a pleasurefor these tiied eyes," said Cincinatti Manager John McNuznara after Ken Griffey, George Foster andpanI)rjsen slammed consecuUvehome runsIntlwthird LruilngtnpI,wer the Reds to a8-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. - Eric Ervin ' 000 000 2o0- 2 7 0 Mnn -000 000 000- 0 10 Q Burns, Proly (9) and'-FoleyD D.Jackson, Corbett (5) andt Wynegar. W—Burns (63). L-' OJackson (1-3).- HR—Chicago. Noi'dhagen (1). - 21 16 20 Is .526 211 ii 20 .471 4' St Louis - CM East 23 16 590 Montrtl Chicago - -resi thtet7-'-: - ' I -- - Pittsburgh Seattle 100000000- I 3 American League 300 010 OOit- 5 Toronto 000 120000- 1 111 MIlw Seattle and 'L. Cox, Keeton Boston 100 I 10 OD2— 5 I 0 McClure (I) and Martinez. wis Mirabeila, Buskey (7) and 4 64- - ' - - ••:. - ' ---\-., " - , - "I.;.. .'r I L. " r N:~ '1'At ,- I-.---.-- - -- -- ... = 04R. O'L ___ Major League Standings By United Press International National League Seminole Sporting Goods 12-9, Kern's Garage. In Tuesday's other game, Adcock Roofing aiu do It to me," said Sparky Anderson, the Detroit Tigers' ef. Westside Merchants blanked ferveacent, generally gregarious little manager. for the inking of the second baseman Tuesday. I Renko (30). L--Buskey (2-1). in a game which featured six home runs. HRs-Toronto, Moset,y (2) Yankees , Ti ers 6 Boston, YastrzemsII (6). Jim Spencer drove In three runs with a single and a double Cleve 003 002 7 9 i during an eight-nm second inning to pace the Yanks. Bait 100 101 000— 6 flO S Ill n e r, Owchinko (1), 'thi k SOS!, Twins o V.Cruz (6) and Massey; Stone, Wayne Nordhagen lined a two-run homer In the seven th - Ford (6), Stoddard (9 and - 1 ,. St. - . r- P- 111101 Valencia skipper Floyd Perry were on hand too baseball be without it? "I do it to myself, so I certainly can't get upset when others SCOREBOARD III munity College. Coach Bobby Lundquist andli 1'om Veryzer's. RB! single with two out In the nin th inning - as a major-league pitcher Tuesday night, The rookie limited Seattle to three hits over seven innings and walked away wi th a 4-1 victory over the Mariners, gi vi ng the Mlwaukee Brewers their fifth straight victory and some pitching hope for the future. "I'll take it," said Rickey "Buster" Keeton, who was called up from mlnor4eague affiliate Vancouver onSunday. "I was pretty scared out there the first couple of innings but I settled down. I threw as few pitches as I had to. It was something you always dream about and It all came true." SlxtoLezcanogaveKeetonsomesolldsupportwjthatwoz. double during a three-run first Inning and that quick 3.1 lead almostevaporatèdwhenKeeton,whohadgjve nupar first on an RBI single by Bruce Bochte, got off shakily in second. But a not give up another ' hit. tied Sol 5, 1j!r Jays 4 -- Carh'astrzemski belted a two-run' homer with none out in __________ ..'!"Ir .---.-..-.---I SIGNS Indiggs 7, oribles 6 The C signs a baseball scholarship to Valencia Corn-1' the ninth inning to snap a three-game losing streak for Boston. - Clem Leaders NEW YORK(UPI) — Ah,the old second guess. Where would Adcock Hoofing nipped collected the conference's Saturdav games. The Dew Buster Keeton is about as far removed from the old ) .0'.", - -., Part Of Diamond Game ___ . • --- : ':',tJnht&I] re I ,I . 4. .. Rookie 'Bus ter' Keaton Makes A.L. Debut ................................................ -, - . • All Is - First half winner Clem offensive power lot Leorisd Shell and defending Leonard Shell, strol Iiup ruuur ntiwi ui inside-we-parK 1101111C pushed their' secondhalf a double. axnmy E records to 2-0 Tuesday with slammed a triple, wins in the Sanford Pee Wee Wright smashed a dot League. Charles and Anthony Clem Leonard Shell topped each slapped single. Ken Kern's Garage 12-2, while H a yrn on d - W ii By MILTON RICUMAN S écbnd Guessing - -:.- -• _~)_ . . -1_1 . - I Parade 1; or- ' - - ference games next fall., . Sports . V% I* go to the same bowl every year," football coaches and one from its Mississippi both play seven con- subsidiary that also holds rights to the I - . SEC During their sessiop Tuesday, the maximum of six in a season provided mid-week and conference tournament SEC athletic directors agreed to three for In current rules not count toward games during the coming season was .. Sanford Pee Wee Roundup - - - .j • information about equipment with the coaches' reque*t ,that conference , . . , 0 ' - - - I I - Hudgi ns con firmed Tuesday that Responding to - SEC football Athletic direc 'ors approved a PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Representatives of 14 post season the Big Eight has been sounded out coaches, the athletic directors switch of the Wednesday basketball college football games meet today and about its_views on swapping bowls In recommended presidents of con. games back to Monday ni$hts, one subject being discussed privately alternate years and generally favors ference schools approve at a beglnnlng with the 1981-2 season. The is a possible alternate-yar swap of it "or we wouldn't be thlt far along." December meeting a proposal that switch was made to Wednesday three He said also that the earliest such would require all 10 teams to begin years ago. Coaches said the mid-week conference champions between the an arrangement could take effect playing eight conference games with games resulted In too much travel Orange and Sugar bowls. the 1988 season. The current rule expense. Conference schools will play The bowl games meeting followra would be New Year's Day of 1983. "If It ever occurs, it would certainly requires five games with a sixth their Runes on Saturday and Monday. three-day session of Southeastern be on an experimental basis for one or conference game optional. Conference thi u ' direc tors , the Vanderbilt Athletic Director Roy The directors also agreed to a a Breakers Hotel The athletic directors two years," Hudgins said. c Kramer was named chairman of a e Sugar Bowl would have to agree request of coaches that th Th e automa ti didn't have the Orange-Sugar ho two committee, Including- Coaches Joe to increase its payoff to the opposing 25-second clock, used the agenda, but s -" Hall of Kentucky and Sunny Smi th of teams to more nearly match richer seasons In the Big Eight, replace zyuSmn Elm "Scoop"H amounts awarded by the Orange back judge's hand operated stop Auburn and Assistant Commissioner confirmed the soject was being C.M. Newton, to report to the watch. The di or rect s asked Assoclat BoIL consideredserious Y outside ,, CommlsslonerC.W. Ingram to gather December presidents' meeting on a At one time,". Hudgins - %I I Homer s 4 Donald Grayson blasted Shell. Mitchell was the winning apiece. home-rw an a &bl. —'--The Railroaders pitcher with relief-! Car - Rona1. PUake had I Tuesday as the Railroaders hits, including the five-forClem Leonad Shell scored for Poppa Jay's, inch clubbed Cardinal Industries five performance by Grayson. three runs in the bottom of the-. double, while Dexter F 17-7 In the Sanford Little Albert Armstrong hit a double first inning and never trailed, and Kelvin Banks e National League. and a single, while Terrancç Willie Grayson went the singles. Clem Leonard Shell nipped Carr and Herbert Dixon distance on the mound for the ' Roger J-Iahl hurled 134ped.tWq...iin9I491ece. winrie, allowing just OUt hitter forFjrst Poppa-Jay's -and Federal blasted Sunniland Dewlyne Mitchell stroked a hits while striking out seven, striking out six in th Corporation 11.1 in other triDLe David Daniels slapped a *hich was shortened league games. . Darrell Wooden hit a double pair of singles for Clem innings under the lO-r The RaUroedera,13-, lave for Cardinal Industries, and Leonard Shell,while Willie rule. a three-game lead over Alor2o Gainey and Dewayne Brown, Richard Leonard and Kirk Blocker slappe second place Clem Leonard Willes each hit singles. Grayson added one single of singles for First } -, lot, -.4#_ '- .,. _ . . P o m - I - - $ ~ It i- ... ':' - .. . . . • D I . Grayson - Rips Orange,Sugar lo' Switch' Champs? • , ~,. , . .- -- . - •• . - ,.I.--. . - P ' — -. - 0---_ F -.----••. - 1 - „-,,--- - Lsh'C4 ild 9 PQ' • I4 . 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Does not Include entiri tOct.lnt3r3dstamrt*dowinnayhav3bientaken v - .MO$.SAT. 5.30 - • $ 11 5.49 Cargo pocket short Cuffed blouse Pocketed shirt - _______________________________________________________________________ I- ' - :' JRDAY IS LAST DAY TO SAVE'-.-----J lI• -- - 'I 4365-3 i1II j - • - easy care fabrics like cotton, poly, poly/cottons and more. Solids and smashing prints for misses, juniors and large sizes Orig. Sale Orig. Sale - - 34(jQ - — ,. — _, - f ___ -.41 • I • - • A J I I 11 I I -- -0• -------- nt 1 "Allsortsjn blood (annal or DEAR ABBY: I must coinmentonthecontroversy human) Isopilled should be concerning bullfighting. What outlawed." However, In surprises us Spanish people Ii boxln& the bozer comes Into that AmrrIcans condemn the ring vcluntnrlly, his bullIight1n but see nothing own free will, In bullfighting, wror with the outrageous the poor bull has no choice. - — — — -' / f - y', _ uaiirnc, - . - -- 0 DAVIDFRONSECA, noneofya&. EASTRIDGE,TENN. thermore,Uyoushouldthrow her au of your rental, the DEAR DAViD- At the uk I'di2'r lively fl.year'old of opening - another bull the poor, homeleu lady I D50 - - I 144* • I OFF 2A°/'0 - - - • "a -- steeling sys- IJ - - - - -- - .1 TlaI,-,- ,aa - - - president: Ronnie Jones, vice president: Virginia Powell, recording . - I Po!yglas GT M VV Sec6* ' $ Performance IQQ r (*Jfl4fl'L ,'Le656 - -. secretary, and I)eborah Parthow, corresponding secretary. Beta Buddy gilt exchange took place after installation and their secret pals were revealed. Gifts were opened and names of new secret Beta Buddies were drawn. arfces beaten to a (OffEn$srprse • - -- III __ , eon and . - Half of myfamilysays -- 1 ,, * l Wn,fe Letter& •'.-- - —•-- - _______________________ the opponent unconscious, L The last six montha s there s no fool like an old fool whicha t wsies uas caused been chasing our 92-year-old tar4 and If she takes hIm to the fatal results' P 'neighbor cleaners, he asked for i. a very wealthy f d widewer who is alert, lively 00 5 anu poning him other half Is so disgusted by 1hz Inconceivable to us that and In remarkably good severaltimeaaday.Nowthe a civilized country permits LI affair has ptogressed to " health, tant fortune hunter such Inhumane contests 'r , I Il l la, • • r . a' •• - -:•. • icta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Norma Loepp. 1Janet L.aubert gave an amusing program on each member's zodiac sign and presented each one with a marker accordingly. Installation of officers was conducted by the acting president, Kathy Bukur. 'they arc, from left, Janet 14auhert treasurer: -Norma l.oepp,- NEW OFFICERS - •1 can You condemn up most of his old 1ends and his faithful Old World bullfighting and approve the 1\% I I ; • \ : ' ii 'ta -' , ar,-til .- ZETA XI NAMES • - - $ I Lw1 - -- 1 t • — - - I - , - Dear West to live on a limited In- ' . - - guest house. We heard that she was Involved in a scandal - -. . tour V1RcI r / .201W.First'St. - . - - I am 1 • • - - -- . • L_. by 1 - - . ,, — . 0,44 (000ds --- - mela Ilerrington, -rkordlng land corresponding scretary; Abbie -Owen, - t,uncheoh cha'Irman was president; Virginia Chapman, vice president: and Claudette Behrens, Mrs. Mary Elmore assisted treasurer by the Courtesy Committee . - - / '- :: ;:' 1174 - 0 I Small, . , • . :: :'::'. : . • -. • ,: . - -. •' - - .-.-.. ------- pp • ••• • - - - - - . -• - . ___ • - ' - - l aUfeMembershlpandpin for the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs. The installation of new officers for the years 198012 was under the direction of Mrs.MaryTllllawholnstalled the foUowlng: president, Mrs. Abbie Owen; vice president, Mrs Ch - recorig secretarm, Herri1 : • - • 1 t - — - •. - P . ' A special presentation by Central Circle's chairman Mrs. Lottie Woodwasmade to Mrs Virginia Chapman for Ifl3flY years of service to •'. : I0 - - uciu4)S. — '\ 4\ - • ... ¶..__. •. - A 3-I °: - yr• : : - — •-. presently, is one of the states with the largest mem- '' - ' .'rt , WESISIDE MEI0(4A'4TS Al 12 H Al H w.u.c. ' ::. WIIirni - . - • ': — - - - nationwide project of the - 1 :: ::: ::: 31,TOTALS - --•-_- • .. S.m SptOo.di :::I M. MfThêS '° — Season , - Oavid TOTALS Al H 32 • Ch.rs' — installation OlAL CLIM LEONARO RicPardo.I Ends Af Luncheon, - Rob.r't tIr,,b,rt - GARAGI Al I H - -- The Garden Club of Sanford circles gathered to hear the report of outgoing president, Inc. annual convention held - : : : UflS Ifl Cii,b Gthen - CEQAL - KIN KEINS .--- * - - Cleru by Jeff Blake. SEMI4OLE ADCOCK SPOUTIQ ROOFNO nian ABRH 0000% RonaldCoxpitchedano.. un and hitter for Westside Mer 3,, Powirs Iwards chants strikin out nm • th' OriPiim Da',id four ing tilt WnhIaiton Adc0c4 )le and I i • B's. '" Travis LickeYs slammed a lerthie the - - EvsnlngHirald,Sanford,FI. - tarns Weststde.Merchants and (ox or Ken blasted a double and single. Will jaii Warren also doubled sed an for the winnters and Steve ohang Uickson hit a single minole - -.- •--.•-•-' -. I IA' r-i Q - -• -. - -. -. -— :. - - , Brian Brmson and Oscar Merthie had the only hits for a tw __ - - iir Li; I - - - -- '. - - -,:. - .- -- FórRäiiroadeHt. - - - --•-- -- - - - a - - - . - .... -- -. WSdnIsday,May2LIN -- - I. -- - ---- --'- - - - - . --_ ---- I - - — .r -. ' ------ -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - •l ' - �. ••. - - . .. - -. - . • -- - - -• •.-• -• .•- 7_ -- - " - ... - . -•. • (7 Bank Thieves Bore. -----_------- I ;: - RN'S,- LPN'S _____________ _________ - louses 41-Houses 43-Lots Acrea ____________ ____________ ________ ENGIFE INSTALLERS - Ex' perlenced. with Inboard &.. inboard-outboard. ASSEMBLERS & BOAT Assembler exp. in cruiser$.' Minimum of 3 yrs. exp. Ex. cetle'nt compaflt 'benet15, 10' pd. holidays, pension & In.AMP' Apply surance. ' Powerboat Div. III) -3h St. Sanford Airport 322•7100. Equal OpportunIty Employer ... - ., REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night -'' ________________ - 33-Houses Furnished 3 Bedroom House for Rent. $200 a month. $100 sec. dep,, no npt. nfl rhII,lrsn tVJ3JJ CV. $59,900-Excellent - - . . ________ Hwy. 436. 131,000. ------. -- 54J5hOld GoodS ________________________ -:-:-- S t '' _________________________ ______________________ ________ . ... ,,, - 60-k--Business Equip. _______________ - pfac-"yerclassified ad. the sooner you will get results. ____ ________ - off of total inventory of brand new nersprng bedding. F RON TAG E - P1 N E & These beds are not damaged CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE. °' seconds but brand new top TERMS - ''7. . '-4tf orensng-set*-,gnIY. local delivery. Noli's Sanford S ACRES RESTORABLE _______________ WHY PAY RENT' Brand new)• 1½ bath homes for under $250 - For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, cab & chairs Many items to choose from. IfoIl's cnfnrd rurnatar. S.ilw*n. Il. Methodist Church, South Park and Fifth Street, San- knowing exactly how much was stolen until Jefferson Ward, interstate Mafl. 4-PfSOnalS The robbers knocked a 3-foot hole in the estlmate ranged between $1 million and ,5 Why be the bank vault - encased in'2 feet of steel- yin Ave., Longwood between $ am. & 11 am. References ri. * * * * * * j' - ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearyva. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality , who headed up the Investigation Into the Sooth Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health center, -. - Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sefflor CIt Dance, 2 p.m. Aitamonte springs CIvir cer1tt. -.. -- - - __ The highest figure, based on an average of the weekend. The normally busy Medford $5,000 in valuables per deposit box, would uare area was deserted for the weekend SPurof the Moment Babysitting ________________________ In myhome Day or Night 323-6477 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First'St. AlAnon1 8p.m., Halfway House, lake minnie Drive, SanfOrd, ' 11 v Ii 10.1 fl Dividends School Volunteer Program Recognition Entertainment by "Spectrwn" of Lake Brantley High School. - - .. -- - - - ------------------- -.. - - _-_ - - blic LIbrary, 1691 PrOvidene - Li I tti flg T'a)( (c rue John Barrow. portrayed In national headlines asavlllalnwhotrledtotakeoverapoorblack BoWevd. FRIDAY, MAY30 Benefit performance of "Th'è Gospel Truth" by Ballet Guild of SanfordSemtnole for Ronald McDonald House, Gainesville, .8 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. - 5-12 yrs. old violated the long4tanding "doctrine of unconscionabilhty" and threw out the tax deed. Barrow has appealed to the 1st District Court of Appeal. Tuesday he castigated Willis and vented the near - - Experienced in hospital micaI record department. Full timi, ' days. Pleasant working conditions, good salary , benefits, Contact Personnel, West Volusia Memorial' Hospital, DeLand. Equal- , Opportunity Emplqyer - MI.. h. -, Medical Exp. Preferred. baths, S yrs. young, custom 305-365-3314 after 6 p.m. _____________________ Convenient, choice locatIon. $76,500. ' Swim- Skate. Movies A ChlIdi World, 323-0424 - WEHANDLERENTALS CALL323.S1J4NOW 912 - _________________ buyers, New homes with monthly payments under $250. L down payments, 322-2217. - Apt on New Smyrna Beach. Ground floor, covered parking $100. June 9 thru 13. Call 617. 2559 for details. , 11AAi'ts& CIftS - - Across from Health Dept. - - ______________________ ' ' Veterans Chapter 30 In charge. Mnslc bySominole High Brass Ensethble, Norman deVere Howard Chapter UDC, noon, home 'of Mrs. Charles Steenwerth, 208 W.' 17th St., Sanford. Covered dish luncheon and installation of officers. Men's Awareness Seminar, sponsored by University - - ' through May 23..Fee includes lunch. Call Dean Men, 275-2707. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 Buck's Sanford Airport, - . __________________________ Cha nips Go AREAS SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE To Work SANFORD. FLORIDA WASI-IING'l'ON. (UP! After days nervous slghtslng, 112 young chmpion'spellers are ready two of tori ' 22.7913 - Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 312 Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of B&R PEST CONTROL, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the proviSions of the Fic. titious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 963.09 Florida Statutes 1937 51g. Walter C. Brown IN VITATION TO BID SANITARY EXTENSION. LIFT$TATIONRENOVATIONS AND ATHLEIIC FIELD TOILETS Seminole Community College .iofs L-.' Podg.rs Sanford, FlorIda Sealed bids from Contractors I. Brown Sealed bids from Contractors will be received by Owner. Board will be received by Owner, Board Publish: May 21, 2$, & June 1, , of Trustees, for Seminole Com- Of 'Trustm, for Seminole Corn. 1990 munity College at 2:00 P.M. munity Coliege it 2:00 P.M. •DEW.0 local _____________________________ LOCAL TIME, JUNE 4. 1150. us time. Jun. 4. .1980 In the Board .• -the Board Room of Seminole Room of Seminole Community FICTITIOUSNAME --' ' of _____________________________ Spare or part-time Sales help wanted, Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits inclue paid vacatIon, company car, retirement plan - _______________________ .__. - STEMPER AGENCY ' - VACANCY- 1st Floor for elderly person, male or female, good care. Call 331. - - - - _________________________ _______________________ I I 2 BedrOOm, 1 Bath. Central MA, convenient location $235 mo. + security. No chiIdr or - pets. I - - ' Goodpay & fringebenefits. Ca1I323-7466 - 2 -.-$ioe up. Pool. Adults dnIf oq Lake Ada. Just So..'od Sanford. Call MarIner's ViIIao. REALlY ________________________ :'2 REALTORS - Olympic Fun Run, 8 a.m,, 10,000 meters, Crane's - - 3BEDROOM,2BATH.FMqILY ROOM. AIR & HEAT. ELE. GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $74,900 BY OWNER-DeBary-Large Living rmwlthclosiq,2 Berm. 2 baths, carpet, Central HIS, seIfcIean oven, dishwasher & refrig. 322-7159. 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, DELTONA AREA. $32000 WEL1STANDSILL MORIHOMUS THAN ANYONE IN THE '. the of F.W. Dodge Plan Room and Central Florida Builders Ex. Section 965.09 Florida Statutes 1957. season & cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all types 'tft)ces- of - Gutmann oclates, ArchItects Piannrs Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic bEW.3,.,.. . HunanCuItini 5In1ption in the reslavrant, Salary$237 for 40 hours per wk "S. I':Ptiict1ot1s at arva's o'rtIhi goods sh&" Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W, FirSt St. ' Church, Today the sightseeing is over and the best of ' a children Senior Citizens trip to Return 4:30 participated list. &,P'!"t1cNalional Bank Building, Suiti10l, P0. Drawer 931, Sanford, FlorIda muting bona fide bids and return Deposlt,wlII be refunded In full UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs.' PAUL E. KELLY; o, documents in good usable for two sits to contr*ctors' sub coo 1555th worif to get the contest under way. To calm the young spellers, "$r1fl4iP" round Music by Kopel. Contractors who obtaIn bId documents and do not bid the trustees, or other claimants, by. cover cost of reproductIon, on th samebasisofreturnof documents., through, under or against the IOdaysbeforethebiddpte,orpay documents and do not bid the KELLY. DECEASED; and all $15.00 pet' set to defray cost of project,mustreturnismeatIet unknown parties having or reproduction and handling, as sit l0datfsbetorethebiddate,or pay claimingtohaveanyrigp,t,tutl,,or forth above. per set to defray cost of Interest in the property hireln, et at 8 p.m., DeBary Corn- "Young-as-Heart" dance, munity Center, Shell Road, of spelling DeBary, -Instruction, Sub-contractorsand others may NAMED DEFENDANTS TO reproduction cost, upon return of upondeposltof$23.O0whichwlllbg within Sdays efter opening of bids. reproduction cost, upon return of ,legatees, grantees, assignees, SUPPLIERS WILL BE ISSUE.P withinSdays.ftergpeningof bids. AT COST OF REPRODUCTION. Partial sets will nd be issued due Each bid must be accompanIed to size and scope of project. by a certified check or bid bond Each bid must be accompanied The practice words havp been posted In Bee headquarters to give- the p.m. . _____ bids must comply with thelawsof 8anford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. church, Moss I -- - . Diet Workshop, 7p.m., FloridaiFederal S&L, SLate Roads 434 and 438; 7:30 First Peabyterian Church, North WOOCIIIIXI Blvd., DeLand. - p.m., - - j - . , -, _l t - Cison, Luke Mary. 'It - . ., . - and - ., ______ - - palfltd d!Qr1',ti..l0S.?U6 611-4130; - bath. Beautiful, unique " '. - - - - Florida. and you are ordersd and required to appear and plead In . year . . - ________________ __________________ - - _______________________ High Pressure Cleaning Central Temp will Service AC's, refrig, freezers, water coiers. mi5c Call 373 7786 anytime, . 66-Horses Hauling Reconditioned room A C's 1000 to 30,000 BTU's 90 day guar. Yard Debris, Trash, Sales & Service. Orlando Appliances&Mi sc. Room Comfort Center, - 7485 John Young Pkway 299 6017. _____________________________ _______________________________ -- ----- - _______________________ _______________________ -. - PALOMINO HORSE--For Sale JET STREAM lNO ' 322-3217 altsróp.m. .K6s gone, but the swing set the back 5ard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 3222811. _____ Guaranteed Sanford Auction, 1215 French (17 97) 3237340. . - UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those thingS that are lust. taking upspace with a want ad in the Herald 32726)1 or $33. 9993 . Insulation ' - 68-Wanted to Buy W.nIed to buy used otllce ' 12 PIONEER acres, $70850 Lic, 931 0397 331 Land Clearing - -. ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 'Special Rates tot Complexes Free Estimates -, 00070 24hr. WE BUY USED PURNITURI 5. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niturs Salvage. 322-3721. Webuyusedfurniiura FURNITURE&THINGS 500 S. Sanford Aye, Sanford 3236593 _____-_____ -- ________________________ Bulldozing. Clearing. tiackhoe Service. Ditches. culverts. ponds' CaIl831789S. . -. . 6.5 ACRES with small - ponds 516.500. - MILLERS 2ôl9OrlandoDr. Ph.32?0352 -- MEINTZEP TILE New or repair, leaky Showers odr specialty. 25 yrs. Exp 8699542 _____________________________ ____________________________ - . _________ H, Ernest Lic an ' Sr, MORRIS TELEVISION-RCA _- Clock Repair ______________________ - features. Only $63,000 for the Will biJ5' old class rings & silver coins, Top dollar paid. Call JIm, 37) 1351. cing. No down payment. Pay .5)34 or $91 monthly. ______________________ ABLE RESTORABLE NEAR ---.--... 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAM. - ..REALt'dR', 3fl7I9 - classified ads. - , wr-- - i-1c PATIOS - SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 3221345 after 6 Of - Publish: May 14, 21, DW1O - -- -. • , . .-. 1950 - ' -- - . . .'.- ' •" - Sanford, Fl. 31--Apartments Furnished. . perlenced oftly. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid holidays, insurance, an Equal For appointment call 373.2930 in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Located on apt. Settled working MAN ONLY.nochildrenorpets 322. _________________________ ___________________ __________________________ ____________________ . santed tqbuy-Moblis..'4, ,Pain1'ng - '".t?.. _________________ ' ' - , , . $21,100. Call 3fl-0216. easy living fot' $43,300 ZONED C.2. ________________________ 46-Commercial Property 1½ yr. old frame 3 Berm1 bath home, extra clean, storage-workshed. Access to $21,000. homelnlovelyLochArborona large wooded sIte. Central air & heat, dining rm.. t.in ' Commercial 8. Industrial Lot, Longwood 427. 140' on highway Full 5. Part time. aS-i9oe Any. Oreemwold with central H-A, , _____________ fenced yard. In great location. _________________ ________ 2 BR Duplex in Deltona, un turn., Ref. & Stove, Centril AIr, $275 mo, - wathers.AppIyinpersDy$ Inn of America, Sanford. Ft. Roofing Foreman with 10 y Roofing Co. Call Expert ROotIng 373.7173 aft. 6 p-rn. ------- WOMAN OVER 60 for live.(. Must be able to drive, References. 322.7036 or 322. 7425 -'- ASSUMABLE MTG. t 75) pc.,) Bdrr, lbathhomeinSgnland. Eat.In kitchen, newly painted '.' , .' - buy at $34000. WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LOG WALLS. TRUSS ROOF, DRIEDIN, DOORS Ii WINDOWS. SHELL ONLY $79,900 WILL COMPLETE AT 165.000. CALL ANYTIME 2565 Park REALTY ________________ $uIt4 Sanford Fl. Experienced Intensive care 2525 - up to $10,000, maybe more. The Real EstateAgency Housing Authority 305 323. 2435½ S. French (1792) Sanford -______________________ 9 i_.2 ' Q93 NEW HES CROCKETT LOG HOME PR EPAR ED FOR 3 ': 0ROBBIE'S REALTY WORLD. $20,500. , 32-Houses Unfurnished ' KITCHEN. OPEN PORCH. 2420 - Opefl 2 to 6 daIly 142 Carver Av Academy Manor $280 m. I under i?you qualify Mary Griffith Realtor I 425-1426 332.3994 2106 ____________________ - _______________________________ ________ ___________ ______________________ Dinette set, living rm suite. 19" 8W TV, 2 kids bicycles & other misc. Items. 117 Country All work gUaranteed & includes Scraping & mildew removal Furn. Refinishing ----- FINISHING--TOUCh upi miSC. repairs at reasonable prices. Estimates. 322 1196 _______________________ OF ICE URNe TURE KELLCO PAINTING Licensed& Reasonable, Quality _____________________ - 3797020L0N0W000 Groomlng&Boarding 'MOVING SALE. stools. Elect Hedge trimmers, Residential Auctions I. Ap Record cabinets, 16 ft. 'ext 323 5620 after 5pm, outside screened runs Off have called the reSt call th shady kennels, circulating OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGWOOD YARD SALE 426 San Marcos iling in repainting, nt & ext wallpaper, wall texing, wocxj Animal Haven Grooming & cages. we cater to your pets 322 Painting & Repair _______________________ Corner of 7th & San Marcos Ave. Clothes, plants. tools & misc. Some doors. 373 5515. - ____________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles Handyman - Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1101 E. Robinson, Orlando, 4222976 _______________________ Trailer, Loaded, extras, with '74 Chevy Stepside Truck. 49,000 ml. $1,500. 3729501 Dinette set, $30. Tent, $40. Screen rm., $25. Bookshelves. $10, Weights & bench, 535. Dresser, $20. Bunk beds. $15. 323.9612. - T rent Painting 8. Repair Interior & Exterior HANDYMAN Carpentry, Repairs, Plumbing, etc. Free t. Ph. 3231935 after 5 p.m. PORCH SALE: Compact dee freeze, old furniture, mini. ______________ INC. Si. our bsutiful new IROAb. MORE, front I. rear BR's. ° ---- Home IIT,rovem,nt - - wedding photography by John ,CuIlum Free engagement - tSr.ntj"y, Painting, Mlint, 333.4038 TRUCKS. Same day service. 323-1799 1-_-- Insured s34)9 -- 1 Man,4ualityoperation T053SICASH HOUSE .SALE-All kinds of -_ ___________________________ ______________ _________________ ---- treu - odd 'N ends. Near S points. 323-2755. - Ptriography ____________________ _____________________ 77Junk Cars Removed omei 2222 FACIA BOARDS $1900 Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgateS. We off. Apply personnel West Vgiusla Memorial 1 - - ____________________________ etc.WaneBeal.3fl.I33j u. __________________ __________________________ Sell idle items with • • - -: Legal Notice famIly room. all equipped in Stone Island. 2 acres, canI NOTICETOTHE PUBLIC - I REALTOR . FrsnchAv, ,•icj EEDNOOM HOME - __________ _________ . .,..'i . ____________ ALTT Inc. ,,v," 2 Ba'oorn,i Bath, i na r' Dr. $275 per ma., first, as.,. $0 SIC. dip. -g ' - - Own a pet and can't' iin an - apartment? You can have children, pats and en(oy family cookouts In thin 2 SR, IS with fenced yard, -eoi ______ _______________ . - WI I u .S?L (Jhfl ' NEWHOM!S, Build to suit, os lot or .rs. FHA.VA, FHA23S&245 . " - - C I i -. ThITi$tlTdlIidFlffll Rep. Real Estate Broker 3314)23 N P.rkAve. - lOComplete Offices 339.7030 LONGW000 MEN'SSI'4IRTSALE$2escts ArmyNavy Surplus 310$anfordAve. n.s,i ____________________ .- - REALTOR I ' BATTERIES-New, $30, Ex. change. Used-S16, Exchange. 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 323.1930. sup Heighti. 810.000.00. - 3223432 _____________________ Anytime. TopDoltarPaidforjunkl Used 55-Boats & Accessories _________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927Hwy.17.93 ___________________ ,nent. 322-5990 I RebuildCondemnedHousis S.G.BALINT 3228645 I - From SlOtoSSO CaIl322-1624,fl24 - I __________________ SERVICESUNLIMITED Home . - 3220771 11' Sears Fiberglass boat. Seats 6. lIfe preservers, oar, gas tank. lOHp Johnson motor'& trallerReady toga fishing. lit $500. gets it. 323-6543 I REMODELING Newrms.kit&bothremod,iing whole ball of wax Financing avail Home Repair i I If you aren't using your 1)001 table, take a cue, and sell It with'a Herald classified ad. Call 322-2611, 3227029 ______________ Welding SERVICES UNLIMITED Weldlngclone,$I5 O0perhr 3220711 ____________________ LONOWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLAREA (.im 3237832 EveI.3flO83V3fl.UI, 7Vh st. aIr & heat, $3,900. FinaiicInQ poisible. 8312933. VACANT LOTS-2 Lots appres. boyhood. Owner will finance 169,500. WLSONMAIUR FURNITURE 311.31SE. First Si. DELMAR'73-12*s?.Compiete DUPLEX-I BR, 1 Bath cacti. -. Recently remodeled Pine Avenue. $33,000.00. Lonely housewife, you won't be w$wn your tigr comes home tà rpar in this spacious 3 BR, , -- IIf 323-6061 eves.322-6353gr323-03l7 '.' for BUSINESS- 1 Story commer. cial building w.partition, $•w lord Avpoue. , MLS 3220231 32231fl.3220719,333.$353 HAL HOME-S BR,) Bith, 2 Story Street, Sanford. Call 50MiscellaneousfoI- Sale 'pasture. $230 mo, + $150 security, inquire at ill) _____________________ - - OFS4FOIDREALTOR GENEVA- )2'x'0' 3 Berm STOP AND THINK MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't ALL FLORIDA REALTY I - MultipleLlstlngService •.'-' ad-taker at 322-2611 or 831.9993. Chairman • oer of Adlustm.nt Publlih May 2$ 1. Jung 2. 1930 DEW-fe & Sold ________ ___________________________ BROKEN Used, any condition 4441176 . -- HOUSEHOLD 000DS-25" WANTED TO BUY-Homes In AIR 5. HEAT, NEW APPLI. PAINT BRAND - ______________________ ' o mm crc Ii I __________ __________________________ 1SO'xl3I' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $32,500. - - part. 329-5242. appreciate. After hours call 3232930. - -- Exteriors 999. to 5399• decorative fireplaces (in stalled). Call -John 33) 0371, - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - CQU.NTRYL*ftGO,s I acts 12 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 exterior. CLASSIFIED AD. __________________________ ' I pc-or houseful SELL THOSE NO LONGER - Terms, Call W.' Mallczowski. ________ _____________ RMOI. 529,900. dec., air, ww carpet, adults, _______________________ I I - COUNTRY LIVI'NG-3 Bdrm, 2 bath home on S acres in Geneva. Pool & patio, -, DIBARY - I room apt. 5123. _____________________________ Util fu,'n. Middle-aged lady preferred, 614670$ EXECUTIVE OFFICE CLERK-Training position. Plush surroundings, .33 year ' . - 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CAR PORT ON LARGE heat, newly rsfvrbish.d inside ____________________ with the Clerk of this Court at'1 Seminole Community CoUlge Pub 10. 1950 Publish May 14, 21, 29, 1910 DEW.)) DEW.59 ..& ., . .. . gi,Iest house. - Every Imapinabie feature. You'll ove it for $79900 " , ROOF. WALK TO SHOP. . per acre. Owner will financ ' ____________________ - -'., '. 3 Bdflfl, 2 bath, 2 story estate -- 5&SLAWN& POOL Lawncare& Pool Cleaning Time or Regular Reas Call 323 hf? or 86? 0108 FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnl. . 668 51i9,inytme Mowing, Edging. etc I Time. Vacalon or 411 Se)SOfl 322 0218 ----_--- --------- - . WE BUY USED FURNITVRE, BAKS time to chx'se a nev home - ______________________ Concrete - RICH5 LAWN FRVICE GWALTNEY JEWELER 204S.ParkAve 322 6509 - AniquesandModern Furniture One Pieceâr Houseful Bridges AntIques 323-2101 is" Color portable in good - Lawn Care ____ ____________________ REAL ESTATE Broker - TOP SOIL 8. GILL DIRT L A N DC L E A R I N G & BULLDOZING 32)8590 tfflUC ____________________ VERY SPACIOUS LOCH ARBOR HOME Refurbished & ready for the large family. , 2 baths & an addition containing hUge family rm., sewing rm., etc. (Could be apt for Mom). New carpeting . -,--'---------- _______________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 4II, the finest In used Iurnl e, Refrig,, stoves, tools, - - ______________________ Cash 322.4132 Used IbI model color TV'S, all working. $99.95. 10 to choose from. P4011's Sanlord Furniture salvage, 11-92, So. 01 Santord. 327 1 -- ------ .----------. - 3.5 ACRES 100' paved road frontage, $8,550. SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS' Batl & Blown. CUSTOM IN SULATI.ON CO 323 llB3or 831 1778. Free est CARPET & FURNI T•UR E CLEANI1G ) __________________________ ' - ______ 53-1V. Radio-Stereo All With Good Terms Carpet Cleaning - Furniture Salvage, I? 92. So of Sanford. 322 8721. - - _____ --_ - 3)1 113? Mob,le Homes, RVs (etc Senior titizen discount, Free esi _____________________ TOwER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook • 519 E - 1st St . 372 5742 ' - DON"r STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. - Part Siamese, female 323 741) _ _______________________ YOUR CHOICE FOR THE FUTURE - _____________________- MICROWAVE Brand New. push button control has probe. Originally $619, balance $398, $19 monthly. 339 8386 Blvd. 20 ACRES for sale ofi Markham Wood Rd. Sat. & Sun. Call from $ a.m. to 10 p.m., weekdays 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Brokers .welcome. 322.9366. . 'hOUii ablef 5275,000. - Apply at Florida Employment '. - Call )21-O6S9atterSp.m. , or ' ' Mary, Air Conditioning 65PetsSupplies - .1: ________________________ REALTORS, MLS 5th St., Lk. -. _____ - . . kLt4 ii!(' ' " ',: COLLEGE. AND DELtVEID DATE'AP4D HOUR MENTIONED net later than July II, 1950. If you THAT THE BOARD OF ADJUST. NOT LATER THAN DATE MD fail to do so, ludgment by detWl MENT OF THE CITY OF SAN. ABOVE, HOUR MENTIONED ASOVL OvmIr reserves the right to will be entered against you for the FORD WILL HOLD A REGULAR Gwner reserves the right to relct any or all bids or certain r,ftetdemsndedlnttsecomplaW. MEETING ON JUNE I), 1930 IN l'*(El any all bIds or wIaln 5$ljIOfI$ Of a bid as stIpulated In It iI, ORDERED that the above - THE CITY HALL. AT'l13o A.8.t portions of a bid as stlputafod Ifl tMF3(*MOF PROPOSAL. andto - notice of suit end order lor-no IlIORDER TO CONSIDER A RE. QUEST FOR A VARIANCE IN tPsIFORMOF PROPOSAL, andto waive any informalitie-s and named defendants to appear THEZONINGORDINANCEASIT waive any lnformallties and •actnicalltles In bl4dInq, and to. plead (Service by PublIcation) PERTAINS TO SIDE SETSACK. award th. lob in the best interest of the Owner. No bid iS with- Marshal ma newspaper of general ZONED DISTRICT IN LOT? AND of the Owner. No bid shall be wiltsa-awn for a period of 30 days from clrojlatiOtt in Sminole COunty, 35' of Lot I BLK. 7, TiER D, 'swn ore period of days from the op*ning date. Florida, once a wee5. fur sIx (6) N.TOWN OF SANFORD. BEING the opening date. . . . wefl$ C iting Of. Earl S.. Weldon President SInole Wedneaday, May14, 1950. DONE MORE SPECIFICAkLLY DES. PSIISS, CRIBED AS LOCATED AT Community College Seminole Community College and ORDERED at, Orlando, HICKORY AVE. PLANNED USE Or. Earl S. Weidon Fiorldathl$2SthdayofA.prIl,19S0. OF THE PROPERTY ADDITION I ChaWman Sosrd of Trusties JOHN A. REED, JR. Mr. J. Wendell Ages TO CHURCH. . Seminole Community College UNITED S'TATES -- - C airman ........................................................................................., . ,.. . . - . •.'_-'_.. .- . - ;•i.''.'' . , , .,,_4(. C) i ''. ,,". 'S ' I 'S , 'jk .t--f' r Ii - ,,.. . FIXTURES. POLES AND BASES RENOVATIONS AND ATHLETIC Christopher, Assistant United TOEXI$TINOCONOU$TSTUss, FIELD AND States Attorney, SO) Federal TOILETS 100 newspapers and come from 39 states and fru$fl U 1*t away as Alaska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands 'fl bee is sponsored by the' Scrfppafloward Newspapers. oi of 112-la about the sm. - " today Wjgier. "'I1 percentage - - sp,clflcatlons. and must be onaftcsimlleoftheformtncluded marked: EXTERIOR LIGHTING and address of the b4ddr an copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's OF SOUT H AND WEST marked: SANITARY EX. attorneys, Gary L. 5,95, United -. . ___ throughout 'tended to dominate, with 31 national champions being girls uhile 24 have been boys. " don't. know why, iald Bee director James H. ChWth, Sanford. Suford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First S. • Altaiuoute'South Seminole Jaycees, $ p.m.,Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wyinore fl.oad. TOPS Chapter, 7p.m. over Baptist ChUrch, Crystal Lale and Country Chb, l.ake Mary, . . ' * - Tobeeligible for consideratIon, thereof recorded in Plat Book 17, sealed envelope bearing' the name dupliccie. enclod. in an opaque _____ Florida Federal, p.m., other claimants, by. through. Ufld*f or against Judith Dowling elly. deceased; and all unknown partIes having or claimIng tO have animal. speller Is eliminated. ,ding, Sanft*d Airport. Qurch, Casselberry; 7 on a facsImile of the form Included with the contract documents, iii Is the Identifying - Road, Altamonte Springs. TeCommuntIoee VICE BY PUBLICATION) -TO: company for not less than 5 Pit' hereinafter issued by an acceptable surety proper Iy they are alnst. cent of thebasebid. The successful company for not less than S per. described. You are hereby They are relatively easy, bidder will be required to furnish , cent of thebisebid. The successful notified that an action has ben performance bond and labor and deslgnedprimarily togive bidder will be required to furnish InstItuted against you in the above materials payment bond, each Ifs performance bond and labor .1 Court by the United States of children an Idea of the con- the full amount of the contract materials payment bond, each in America, to foreclose the mor test's procedure. sum, Issued by a bonding company the full amount of the contract tgage on the following described 'ope Lot $7, LAKE SYLVAN But "fortify," one (If (s licensed in Florida. sum,i$suedbyabondingcornpany MONDAY, JUNEZ Geneva Citizens' AUOCIIIIOI*, I p.m., Geneva Community Building. Topic: Geneva area water supplies. agllih As A Second Language class, 1-2:30 p.m., -' ____________________ __________________________ 32771, upon request accompanied FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION upondeposltof$l3.Oowtllcptwlllba AdVentist • - openIng of bids, Refund foP SItS in of ccumins -ii, usable 0 E ORG U F R E 0 E R I C K excess of two will be IoU 115 00 to condition within 5 days after the POWELL,' Minors and the cover cost of reproduction, on the opaning of bids. Refund for sets in unknown heIrs. devlsees. gran. Baker, who haj been pro. p.m. DeposIt will be refunded In full in and meiorfes list of worda Dr. Richard R. Zellwood Corn Festival. Sanford Civic center, 10a.m. CaU3fl-9148 for reservation. who get down to the serious Flea market 8 a.m, to noon, Ascension Lutheran Church, Ascension i)rive, Casselberry, Coffee and : -, FRICKE FM tape, 51,495 or bPst The K'ing of The Rock Casselbez'ry. DeBary. Community Canter featuring Adrian -' • $220. 941.1953. privacy, yet moments from r'- - Space Museum - Cash for your lot! Will build on CARPETS. NEAR MIDDLE change in Orlando; and may be obtained or revIewed from the -' - ar OWNER 2 Berm, 2 Bath, Custom built, DeBary. att. 5:30. 645-6123. No agents, 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND. $10800 Sanford's Sales Leader GENEVAGARDENS-) Berm *2?OmoLease,D.posit. ., Adults Only. Call 322.2090 LPN FULL TIME-Il.? Shift. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 9)9 E. 2nd St. . - Low Down Payment BEDROOM, I I, ,BATHS,AIR& HEAT. SCREENED PATIO. VALENCIA COURT. $35,900. ] 3 BEDROOM, lVi BATH. AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36900 'STENSTROIVI 333.3575 ' OF SANFORD REALTOR 2SMS. French Ave. 3220231 322 3353. 322-3772, 322 0179 ___________________________ ________________________ 30-partmnts Unfurnishe - &. ASSOCIATES, INC. ALLFLORIDAREAL.TY your -lot our fof Y Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc., Realtor 614.3013 9I! 321-0759 ' FR1CKE 323 B3i - - - -- --------- - - Washer repo GE deluxe model, Sold orig. $1O%35, used short time. Ba). $109. II or$1P 35 mc Agent 339-0336. ________________________ - ot LIc. Real Estate Broker 2610 Sanford Ave. __________________________ _________________________ CALL TODAY! 7015 French -- to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrt 323-1590 ________________________ Eves: 349.5.4, 332.1939, 373130? BATEMAN REALTY- '' - - ' ' HAIRDRESSER WANTED With following. Apply King of Hair, 1911 French Ave., _______________________ Sanford. Bedroom Home with Fireplace. Near church & shopping. Assumable mor- ' . -. - ______ l9llElCaminoClassic,Ar,AM _________ Orig. $529, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 3)9-S3$6. ____________________________ KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES . 373 0697 Looking for a residential lot to build on away from the BIG CITY? We've got it! Right in the heart of Lake Mary. Only 1)1,000. Won't Last 'Long! LET US HELP YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME.. '. ' -_- - ' VACU UMS.RAIN BOW 1104 N, Mills Ave. OrIandoe9o3eoo REALTOR 322.4991' holding. ' iSSEMBLERS Positions now open for production carpenters helpers with nations largest producer of factory built moduIr housing. Carpintry sip. necessary. Apply Cardinal Industries, Inc., 701 S. San. ford Ave., Sanford, Fl. ff0 phone calls. Equal Op. portunity Employer. . - Dont miss this one. Needs repair, large older 2 story. d9wntown. Good credit, 29kRoom & Board after 6 p.m.. 834-5910. - II!I Sanford Gracious living. Ru "' Sonable Weekly & monthly rates, utilities paid. Inquire- 500 S. Oak 811-7353. . -- ---------------. alt extras, iook 8. runs great _______ Must sell $6,000 Call 323 1155. - _____________________ _______________________ ____________________________ . ___________________ .' of - -- Is included: Revlslonsto existing lift station, Spelling Bee La all about engaged in businessat 217 E. First EXTERIOR LIGHTING OF New sanitary waste lines to St., Sanford, Ftc., Seminole correct spC)ll. , SOUTH AND WEST PARKING existing high school portable County, FlorIda under the fic. The 68 girls and 48 boys, a AREAS. LIGHTING FIXTURES, buildIng site andnew athletIc fiefd titious name of THE HMH AND BASES TO toilets. New record number, have visted POLES athletic field toilet i GALLERY, and that I Intend , EXISTING CONDUIT STUBS, building of concrete masonr registersaId namewith the CIe,'k the FBI building, Bid documents are open to walls the Circuit Court, Seminole the Washington monument, public inspectIon in the of1cei of roof. wood truss (shed) shIngled of County, Florida in accordance SA'lURDAY, MAY 31 Seminole Cotuity Lcague of Women Voters summer luncheon, 11:30 am. Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Panel Semtnoleh'ealth care specialists. The !1ob1le Unit the Central florida Blood Bank ' Creative Expr ions ' Legal Notice - INVITATION TO BID EXTERIOR LIGHTING OP SOUTH AND WEST PARKING . Seminole South Rotary,-7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a,m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road YourAdu1tC1ubfor8Inges,9p,m.,'landoGarden - Legal Notice - peung am., . -- - - of - Interestheisduewhenataxcertiflcateheha, purchased is finally paid off. , He also claims he's been shot down by county tax officals when he's tried to turn a taxcertlficateintoanownetshjpdeedand can no longer make an honest living from his The ven investor, whos combed county courthouss since 1962 buying up tax certificates, made headlines earlier thIs year when he bought one on the house belonging toFedo and Hattie Mae kenon, retired farm hands in Gadsden County. 1 CLEAN SUBURBAN LIVINGhome. 3 Bdrms-2 baths. 10*16 utility bldg. 6+ acres cleared 8. fenced. Only $33,000 , BUILDING LOTS-ACREAGE Give Us A Call We've got it or can get it! Orlando 327 1577 Sanford 32) 0610 47S 1979 Lincoln Towncar, fully Little want ads bring big, bg results. Just try one 327 7611 or 831 9993 I Brand new, with power head 8. all attachments. Warranty. II Pay $399 or $20 monthly. Financing, No down payment. 7439$ Myrtle Ave JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7191, Sanford - 41 •1SS ____________________________ - - -, Moving to a newer home, apartment' Sell "don't needs" last with a want ad _____________________ Lawnmowers. Wesell the best & service the rest WESTERN -AUTO; 301 W. 1st St. - 52-Appliances BROKER .. ' _______ __________________________________________________________ I - BAKS W.Garneltwhite Carolina Log & SANFORD, Only $37,000 ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE $'.-z percent Entrance, bath, AC, CAble TV. hook-up, near resurant ___________________ _____ pets $50 wk. 372-3114 aft.L@M?liiMil S Your uureOurconcern I _______________________ ________________________ . _________________________ How about a 3 BORM.1", bath I - ... - - GENEVA Bath, klt. appliances with Qash-dryer. $295 per mo. with 16 S disc. to senior cItizens. Cell 645-1821. 29-Rooms - - BUILDERS-WE HAVE LOTS! COME & GET THEMI W.GarnettWhit,,.Brer 3277351 WANT A 4 BDRM.2 BATH? LONGWOOD. Only $39 501) 339 7020 LONGWOOD Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. fl S. of Sanford 332912), SEIGLER REALTY' Lovely quiet neighborhood, Fenced back yard and w'll 134,000' 339-1020 LONGW000 - _________________________ Pickup- 80-Autos for Sale Auction, 1215 5. French Ave OFFICEFURNITURE & 4 chairs. $30 each Noll's 100 CHAIRS. 61 matching. black OFFICEFURNITURE IN DELTONA. $4,000 PER ACRE __________ __________ __________ ______________________ interest to qualifi 3 BEDROOM CB HOME --. FRENCH AVE. REALTORS _____________________________ _!u10 Sanford Ave. - 322-7972 LOVELY POOLSIDE CONDO _______________________________ _________________________ Young Married Couple Wants Store & OffIce Cleaning, evenings & weekends. $2reg. -2wkssai ary terms - VOLUSIA COUNTY-3 Acre homesite, $13,500, - 2 BDRM, 2 bath Cgndo with Pool, Central MA, kitchen etluippedAdults,nopets,sns + security. Harold Hall Realty, REALTOR 323-5774. _____________________________ Call 323 0190. Sanfordarea, Cashiers. Coo's- Waitresses Inc. Weekly DIVIDE. F FORD 1979 DODGE STUMPY 1 Wh _______________________ - SOME FARM LANDT' ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. 533,000 $10,000 down. '16 I , ----- IDRAWER FILE CABINET - 2 BR, 1', 8, Townshoui. Condo. pool, CHIA, $5,000toanume Franklin, North CarolIna. ____________________ '40-Condominiums __________________________ _________________________ TRANSCRIPTIONIST ELECTR TECH Syrs.experiencebrings $19,900. SENIORCITIZENSSPECIAL takeover ' wno lives In Callahan Jacksonville, says he'sso disgusted with state and local officials he's willing to call it quits and sell the tax certificates he's bought up to the highest dder. Barrow, - * * * * * * ANYage. I have 2 children, 65. 3. Cell 643-5444, DeBary. him about $100 tried to seize control of their . $7,500 house. certificate business, Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E, 2nd St. - - TODAYI SECRETARY 'Typing . filing. B'keeping. Will -' lead to super position. . CHILD CARE-My home day' time. LongwoodLake Mary. TECHNICIAN 322-4531 or 3)9 9659. HS grad science background benefits training _________ CHILD CARE - In my home for 3 to 5 yr. olds. Daysonly. Lake MECHANIC Mary area. 3flU62. Exp. in all phases auto repair. ___________________ make it one o(' the largest 'the(ts 1n us; a..'xcept for'a Memorial Day parade Monday, history. Medford police said 30 investIgators were ThenaUon'slargestrobberyoccurred, working on the case. - Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., community United Methodistchurch,HIghway17.9casl .y. - suspicious activity around the bank during mtg. No qualifying. sn,soo. Expert Roofing 323 1113 Serious inquires only - IT Range. Several Sets of Lined Mahogany Night Drapes. 10 ACRE S HEAVILY WOODED - dining rm., breakfast 000f 36._4et_0n1 p.npejy _____________________ __________________________ - 6-Child Ct FBI investigators Interviewed people about robbery. COUNTRY HOME 5. 3'' Acrej c.irpeted. Must see! 6.44-2)63 shift. Apply at American Wood' - DOWN? y?wr REBEL '69-12*50 Furn. Set in --. '' AUTOAUCTIO --,-__-_ Hwy 92, 1 mile weSt of Speed - way. Daytona Beach, will hold • 1973. Honda 750, 4 cyl. a public AUTO - AUCTION S1.iOO Call 373 2755 every Wednesday atl p m II'S theorIIyOre in Florida You set II. the reserved price. Call 901 79-Trucks-Trailers further details 755 53fl for _____ _________________ ______________ ___ _________ '1968 VW Sgar.e aack, Good .19&S GMC tj-6, tre5f'4p. ..vl'j.'U%S .standard. Veryj good work. Q(d body rough 1st 5100 truck - 'New Clutch, leaf ' takes 1 373 6513 springs, and tires. $700. Call OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339 7070 LONGWOOD you oner DAYTONA __ ' ______________ ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WEL1I.. & ELECTRIC. NICE ''"Eu ZONED MOBILE HOME,t21,000 E•Z TERMS, 05 iiREALTORS ACRES. 701 BI*g. 339-0505' VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD E. Altamonte Dr. CONDO WITH POOL-Like Bttsr LIving Center of Cii.. i 2. 196G-3B )-Autos - A-OPTIRE 322740 NEWTIRES$1919&UP 2413 French Ave. Sanford __ __________________ - 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very 571011 time. Original $593, bal. $101 or 121 mo. Agent 3)9 $386. -- I ______________________ Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollAr? AsI Mom & Dad 10 let you have a tiaslified garage sale. _____ IN, __________ OFFICE FUR(ITURE .. i0Complete,Otfices 339-7020 t.ONGW000 _____________________ 2'.i ACRES TALL PINE, HARNEY HEIGHTS RD.' IN GENEVA. 57.900 TERMS. " - __________ Sanford. 322877). _________________________________________________________________________________ HOW MANY Valued at $700, sacrifice, ______________________ ______________________ ________________________ Wednesday, May Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, --i- iOCopletpOffices' 339-7020 LONGWOOD TAGE ON PA OSTEEN, $12 - - 0F, LOT-An older home On Maitland Ave.. $69,900. ________ %4 .J• .2'd ACRES WITH 314 FRbN. C-3 tOT-On UWNERMOVING ANXIOUS fosell yr ot attrac• five 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, central H&A. carpet, tChe!1 equipped, singls car garage, lenced y1,ttaUp YHA'VAor Mi$ptfon. Wont last! YOUR OWN POOL-AttractIve 3 Bdrm. kitctten equipped, Centrsl Air, Screened patio. nice tree shaded yard. Only $49,500, -----------------________________ - RN full tIme, I-i shIft. Apply In DUPLEX. income! i JM1etM1VXIat$. - - Inc. NER - MAYFAIR CM CIub-'Ezec. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, family rm. fireplace. Central MA. on cul desac, $450 mo. - AL.'TAMONTE SPRINGS-4 Bdrm, 2 bath, was $33,o. Now 130.000. Harold Hail Realty SANFORD-) Bdrm,,air & heat. w-w carpeng, -1300 mo. $300. Sec. deposit. No pef. References. 322-till, ., _____________ -.-__---_-_ - ____________ - --. OFt4CE FURNITURE - - __________ __________ _____ 78-MotorcYcles ___________________ . ____ SANfORD-3Bdrm.,aIr&hN,, w'artet,soomo. + 1300 SIC. deposit. fio pets. Refer. ences. 3fl.1i7 ' U eAI.L 628-0636 _______________________ - p-Houses Unfumjshd I NIGNERPAY PART TIME 3toll&'lltol - - ____________________ Sanford.Seminole Jayceetteg, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. MEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - FBI agents 11, 1978 when $5.8 million in cash and Jewelry Overeaters Anonymo, 73O pm., Aftajno Mall looked for clues today In a pile of valuables was taken from a Lufthansa Airlines cargo Sears. left behind by expert thieves who cut through terminal at New York's Kennedy Airport Starlight Promenaderg, 8 p.m., DeBary Community 2 feet of steel and cement to steal as much as The Deixsitors Trust Co. theft was not F' Shell Road. tvIsnflJb arf4! bürbàn bank's safetydepoeit boxes over 1201W. Fi '' work ter the tleay holiday at8 a.m. Memorial Day weekend. Polish National Alliance Central florida Lodge 3216 Tuesday and found the floor of the bank Investigators said 700 of the 1,000 boxes In folk dancing rehearsal and Instruction for all ages strewn with stocks, bonds and other contents the vault of the Depositors Trust Co. were from the boxes. Polish language . courses also forming. pried open during the precision operation, -Kennedy said it was "an absolute shambles which involved at least two and a' many a' in,is th unult'! ' - - ,, -_'-'mr - •: -. ___________________ --- ThUftSDhY.M,çyZg - '--- flWpeo!h.'" ____________________________ ''' Wgongnrocfjrac1cjg -______________ ______________ . -- & - Wóy To Hue Haul - .-.'ø.- -- a - - 18-Heipnted CALENDAR • -- I lB -EVenlnaH.rad,suanfo,F,. W.dniday,May2Slt$O .-i.-.-•--.• - • . boUt, CI hissi with' lots Of liVift ar$a,'aitd beautiful , fr fut. $u,y.e. P.S. A double Camort tool OFFICE FURNITURE' 10 Complete Off Ices 33.7Q30 LOP4GWOOD _____________________________ Used FOR SALE Sears Frostfree cetlent condition. FIrst 8)00.00 5 talus. Call 337.777 I, or 323.7376 after 6 P.M. tot' POintMiflt. 16 SON lTA-4 hp motor, dec. start. H-D Tilt trailer, $100. Call 323-3329. _______________________ ____________________ House C1eanin _____ __________________ _____________________ 591J51051 rchandis. TRADE IN DISPOSAL SALE Hammonds. Lowrys, Baldwins, Conns. Wurlitlzers, Kimball Swingers. All in A-i top conchidIng bench I delivery. Caenea Music Ci.. Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 4 1 block. E of 1.4. 339-3900. - - HousewivesCleanlngSerylc, PersonalIzed, last dependable RsquIarorltimebasls Wedowashwlndaws 07.519,4 Wl low & Screen Repair __________________ _____________________ WINDOW I. SCREEN REPAIR 6ISOPATI0000RS 322-5345 after6 ____________________________________ ____________ �le • mob - ' 4BEVIfllng Herald, - Fl • , - z• 61 Sanford. p. Wednesday, May 2L_1980 'Dallas' - Says Evening 'Soaps' C- ould Soon Fade Head NEW YOkK (UPI) The president - of Ahe- production keM rigfit-,0there. . -_ ~:' company that has made nighttime 'goap operas among Coming up In the new season that begins next September, television's biggest hits thinks they rnight soon by'going out of Lorimar will have "Secrets of Midland Heights," which sounds style. like "Peyton Place" in a new, updated setting, and "Flamingo "These things go in cycles," Lee Rich, who heads Lorimar Road," based on the old Joan Crawford film. I'Secrets" will be Productions, said in an interview. a CBS weapon in the ratings race, while Flamingo goes for Lorimar are those wonderful o le who ave 00 "Dallas" "Knots Landing," "Eight Is Enough" and "The Waltons," Three of those shows helped put CBS in the to li ratings spot for the season ju~t past .and "Eight Is Enough" helped ABC - leMful ~f late for Lorimar.' NBC "Yeah, they're soap operas, sort of," Rich conceded. He was pleased with the quality of his new pilots, but he has no special or iuisi.usie drama for n that hac .jeen o cur. affectio n "I'm a heavy believer in anything that sells and this format seems to sell right now," he said. "People Uke,to look *at that stuff and that's what's hot for the thhe beiffg, I would gather. "Now's the time we ought to stop ind go to a new form." Asked what he thought the new fors would be, he refused to go into detail and simply replied, "Who knows? If 1-dido I wouldn't till.11 A company such as Lorimar each year finds itself working on two kinds of pilots . - thae the company h . t, 1 ~cook Of. The Week t eri&Dege as Toake kIkh and those the networks have asked it to producC "We know up front cff tairi things we not going to make 14 not going to be on the air. You, can smell it if you've been around. I could have told you in advante what pilots of =3 had a chance and what pilots did not -but if the networks are paying - - for them, we'll do as they ask" -- Asked what he thought of the upcoming television season, now-that the networks have revealed their tentativ-e schedules, Rich said, I tMnk it sounds pretty boring. nUe better than ABC" - . . . . . • .. - .. - -- -• . • . - _', ' a . t1QUOP To 40% - Pe-eI- e__ggp1Qt and cut crosswiss7' mto a inch slices. Dip slices In egg and then into cracker crumbs, about I cup. Saute in oil until golden brown. Drain well. Combine tomato sauce with remaining crumbs and other ingredients, except the cheese. Simmer gently for 20 minutes, stirring frequently. Alternate slices of eggplant, slices of cheege in a one quart dish. Bake in a 350 degree oxen for 30 minutes. Makes 4 to 1 rvings. WINE 5ecr OLD . . - -• - C ARLO ROSSI W WO LFSCHM I DT GENUINE CROWKY. fill BOURBON NE % GIN CANADIAN BACARDI ?R? 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DRY ALL 'rVPES - 99 LO ii L+<1 •L cup slivered almonds -. o - I n7 - 25A + U_ O. - + - - - In large skillet brown chicken in oil over medium heat about - OUT" - - teaspoon each salt and basil, crumbled teaspoon popper Publ'ix + TURKISH ALMOND CHICKEN 4- medium chicken thighs 10 minutes on each side. Remove thicken; set aside4 Drain all but 3 tablespoons fat from skillet. Add eggplant and onion to iiiiei; cook and stir over medium heat 5 i.ilnutea. Mix In tomatoes, salt, basil and pepper. Cook and stir 5 mInutes; PQtW b0 Top with chicken skIn4jdeup. k in degree I=UN WnpeMt= 10 4W de Spr chicken with almonds; continue to bake 15 to minutes until chicken Is cooked through and almonds are lightly browned. Makes 4 servings. .5 -- -- -- -: - :++++ ---'. •- _ T.+... - 1 ?.Z!1t',s" • 4 Rates Special E OZ. -- 'Jm -,-'-.-14.-e+7&4I.-. Tu r ki s h Di s h 79.50 I -14 Saute onion in butter until transparent, add flour and mix well. Add three cups chicken stock, stir well and let simmer slowly. In a separate pot add the leeks and potatoes to the re ma ining three cups of chicken stock and br in g to a boll. Let It simmer for 20 minutes, then mix both pots. Add the cream and check the seasoning. Top with parsley. Serves 6. Broccoli or mushrooms may be substituted for potatoes to vary the recipe. EGGPLANT AU GRATIN 1 large eggplant DEVONSHIRE 86.8' SCOTCH 141,11 - salt to taste 11_TI IMP said Mrs- Schill but it means. I LitD,4LQ things-that l_cvV6 ifFfi-aiwt peiwot *ne.1 POTAGE l'ARISIENNE 2 cups raw diced potatoes cup diced leeks (yellow part only 2 cup flour cup heavy cream 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 6 cups chicken stock + UMIT TWO PfA CUSTOMER W/COUPON ail either." As a result she finds her kitchen time has decreased but she still likes to prepare tasty, nutritious meals. 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I . . . is.,, RATH'S EAKFAST CrinkleCut ' L" • - a, I / Wheat Bread.............2 Very Berry, Low-Sugar, Regular, Grape or Pineapple - . Macaroni & Beef '"12a , t.. -" ei:et1n to speed getting home for one of the lusiious c ---------' ..__•V•1 . DII fl ..v.. . E26C,STOKELY S ". -- / Breakfast Club concçjitra a Orange Juice 6 J I - - LemonadeDrink.. 2 ?. CH000t1E,C - ____________________ ______ MarthaWhite Yellow Corn - ' • .,. '• . '. - ____ ( MR6Tjt1tiT ' k -I • STAMPS •. ________ ' :' • :: -. . - '• - " Oreoor Double Stuf.Nabisco °' Silo . / . Detergent.................... White or Assorted, Northern •a - k) _.___ .- THURSDAY, MAY9, THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 198Q -. - - . 11.1 THIS AD EFFECTE -. . - - . /Jj L' - , Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. For ring mold, cook pork warm, Scoop out a small portion of each ioll to fom a rzlL I _•_ __________ get into the act. In fact, if skewers are used for vegetables and bread stuffs, you can set precooked sausages p the grill for - _________ .' - - -____________________________________________________heating. . . . • ,17 r - . ,') - . Pecan Sandies Rich n Chip 1½ cups (6 Os,) shróided Provolone cheese ¼ cup catsup 16 small raw onion rings Preheatovento"OodzgrassF Cbmblnebeans,onlon,gnon pepper, Worcestershire, mustard and chili powder In a _____ ' • - 4teapoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon Instant beef flavored bouillon one-lrdtchopped gresn pepper 2 teaspoons Worcestorshire sauce 2 teaspoons prepared mustard . • ' ,// .,. .\ . ;... ,-. •f ••.-....— ____-5'. • - mlnuteLKeepwarm.Toserve,spoonsomeuucelncanterof -- --- . • / M;1 i;' hot water to 1 inch from top of mold. Bake 45 to 50 minutes o untilknlfelnsertednearcentercomesoutcl2an Remove mold ' ç"1" - • i,I. j til • (lB r ' / cheese, butter, onion and seasonings, stir until well blended ' recordnumbers AndasFioridagrew. Publixgrew.openingbiqgerandbettet • stores, uniquely planned and stocked to Suit your Florida IifesPjle • -. ' macaroni according to package directions, but cook only 5 minutes; rinse and drain. Beat egg yolks In a large mixing -• - • pepper •ll __• • -•--.-•- - - If you have an ice chest and some dry ice you'll be bi GREEN / . 3 cups milk Salt to taste 4 .. . ' , . •.... - . . . acaron C eese Ring and Cheesy Bean Sandwich are nutrition with economy. •.' 1 ham shank with meat (approx. 2 pounds) 1%cupschoppedordon 1 bay leaf - 1 - It s a custom ctnturies old to spear food and cook it oer an Bread cheese and seasoned bu"er all get tggether for open flame. E%en though sords aild sticks have given way to Spiedini Mozzarella, It's a delicious and novel way to serve more sophisticated skewers, this manner of cooking is still bread. fashionable and growing in popularity. When selecting vegetables for kabobs they should be What's iflO1, it isn't jUSt meat, fish or fowl that's cooked thLø colorful and of similar size. Some may need precooking so all . ,, A ' cup (½ sUck) butter 1½ cups thinly sliced onion - . , - 1/i, c Sauce: (Yield: appro 4 cups) . ' .• " •" - . - - 4 eggs, at room temperature and separated l½cupsmllk 1 cup (4 ,) shredded Cheddar cheese V cup (½ stick) butter, melted ¼cupchoppedonlon 1 teaspoon dry mustard ½ teaspoon salt 'is teaspoon pepper • .. . . (laenrIngi) _ -___________________ .. . i,,. - -. ___ - foods more nutritious and flavorful to make budgeting Another Important point to keep In mind is to serve well balanced meals, that Is food from the basic four food groups. _ . 4 Many ground beef and sausage redpes can be managed qu4te to 45 minutes, or until golden and loaf sounds hollow when weU with about one-fourth pound less of the meal product. Two tapped. Remove from pans onto wire rack to cool. Cool at least csofproteIn In the entree Is recommended, but many are 30 minutes before serving. . I' -1 P!I.iJ "' "Take care of the pence, (or the pounds illl take care of medium speed 61 mixer, 5crapmgbot occasimially Md i eus " themselves" It Was the Earl of ChesterfIeld (1694.1731) who flour. Beat 2 minutes at high speed, scraping bowl oc credited the secretary of the English treasury, caslonally. Stir In enough additionaF flour to make a stiff Lowndes, with this quotation. dough. Turn out onto lightly floured surface. Knead until By the time most of us heard It from our jnothers or mooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. Place In buttered bowl, turnlngtolxittertop.Cover;letrlselnwarmplaceuntlldouble grandmothers ItsoundedlikesageadvjcefromBenFranj( worr3raboutthepennje3 and(jsdonarswLII keçe0f Lnbu1,abeutIhGur PuflchdOughdown Dtvtdelnhalf Roll themselves." out each half to f(rm a 12x9-lnch rectangle Combine filling Majiy people have already cut their food purchasing as low Ingredients. Sprinkle equally over1dough to withIn. 1 Inch of edges. Beginning with short side, roll up tightly; fold ends as It.can go. Still It's not enough! What more can be done In staying with lower priced foods, planned menus and con- under. Place seam side down in 2 buttered 8½ x 4½-Inch loaf centrated shopping tripe? pans. Brush with melted butter. Cover; let rise until double in --'-- Wednesday, May 21 1910-3C iT: A Healthy Balance - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl •, . . OD • W ere . f flQ iS OpituSure cook on rack away from draft. Cut off thin slice of top; pull out an soft dough from Inside. • . - shelL Top with scoop each of chocolate, vanilla and stnwüerry I!Cream.P1rOflsaUCe5Ofyourcholce.Garriiwlthcy. -- -: . . 4 -• 'I j * ,* , - - - 4 �BEEN . .•. . . . - _- •1 - - -.• .. -' - - ;'• .-. .-• -. '.-,-- a- L4II.àI.aIIa*- - - - ' -- - •( 4—Ev.nlng Herold, Sanford, FL Wednesday, May 2$, uso - - •.• _____ . Evening Herald, ::: Prepare your n Ki d ' Sanford, FI. c .. 1_ be self by starting them out on their own S ....... ;: Zj - . - kitchen. In the Whether it be a bridal breakfast, brunch for the burnh, - . • -hey.mayfInd-- \•_. .. . . fu n Recipes for smnaii+iands ( P1. 1#1 We've done the basic planning for you with these effortless, no-fail recipes made with convenience foods which cut d(waon. idt, n capers and leave the host or hostess more tine for a?rIng cIeu III.1II1I1. all phases of 4.: K.P. duty _ . Unbreakable, molded plastic utensils are easy to children to hold and use. Plastic knives, forks and spoons are safeguards for small fingers during the preparation and eating, while bright-patterned paper napkins give an afternoon snack a festive touch. By using equipment that is both safe and easy to clean, kids can prepare fresh foods with a minimum of supervision. - r Ilk J.. . p. S ing into Publix Swing started. 50 CLOSED SUNDAY .... '. , years ago! - Do what Florida shoppers have done since 1930 -swing into Publix and Publix -86 fqit tsd1ey cup strawberries, cut Into halves ½ cup whole blueberries - ri I Del Monte • - • - LemonVre55 )q Sliced or Whole •..Del Monte .Beets,..,,.. -ar ' • j - Del Monte 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons lemon juice or lime juice Mix honey and juice together until honey is completely mixed in. Pour over fruit and serve. Makes 2 servings. NOTE: Use our combination of fruits or substitute 2½ cups of any fruit you have on hand. . I.iI: 12.0i. IuUuI csø a - ONTE VALUES 490 ___ T -) SAVE 12c. DEL MONTE' -- Peaches ___________ Al 29-oz can _.;_f• _• ' LUE Dri moot, — T ' SAVE 5€, DEL MONTE. DEL MONTE EAMY 6DE14. gARLYGARDEJi 'Lima Beans Spinach 17-oz. can 15-oz. can 3910 5910 Mont omit ½ cup diced Virginia-atle baked ham or boiled ham ½ cup diced mozzarella cheese kii cup grated Parmesan cheese cup sliced pitted black olives (optional) - 8 cherry tomatoes, quartered 1 tablespoon Itallantyle salad dressing 2 large hard rolls Heat oven to 350 degrees F. In a mellum-eize bowl, toss ham, cheeses, olives and tomatoes with salad dressing until well combined. Using a small knife cut off the top of each roil knd reserve. Using fingers, pull out soft insides of rolls leaving a . inch thick shell. Stuff rolls with ham-cheese mixture and replace tops. Wrap each roll in a piece of aluminum foil; bake 2010 25 minutes until cheese melts. Makes 2 sandwiches. NOTE: Save insides of rolls for later use as bread crumbs or stuffing, . - . DEL MONTE VALUES PINK GRAPFFAU11 ORANGt . uice I I "Vu' • dillil $ -• . - -. - • PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD 2 _~O~ NTE VA4 ~ LWI I - C•fl$ 88.0 Glad Midlum Size -. 119 c C O' ., • - ,.VQ . • - . ' , .- op 3o - i9 •. GladSup.rLarg. .s.mm 189 p .,' •. - -. • - - 5... n—". •j " 19 Publix- a . .4 •-' -. ] • .--- ' Glad 3O4aonCap.clty Garbage Bag, --• - :;: r ee a . 3P Garbage Bag.......' - t Many of them are discovering that the snacks they prepare at home are less costly, more nutritious, even tastier. . -- 99° Food Wrap Garbage Bags Sw -. - Glad 16.oz. Here's a great looking, great tasting spaghetti dish made "Teen-age daughters often with plenty of fresh vegetables and an easy to use package help with kitchen work," says s paghetti dinner. The combination is something new In the Miss Fial. "Many make a spaghetti field - taste tempting and irresistible. good showing at it. But still For a glamorous dessert designed to please hostess and there are many who will guests, serve olorful Temptation Torte. Easily prepared and gobble up snacks on the way held in the refrigerator It offers the golden color of canned home from school and be cling peaches in happy combination with a creamy fruit listless when asked to help gelatin mixture. Truly a finale fit for the most festive occasion, getting dinner on the table. "Sometimes boys help. But SPRING GARDEN SPAGHETU too often they are influenced 1 bunch broccoli by their fathers' attitudes." 2 small zucchini, cut in 1" lengths Tighter constraints on 1½ cups green beans, cut in 1" lengths young people's finances may ½ cup frozen peas actually push more of them i cup fresh or frozen pea pods (optional) into the kitchen, suggests 3 or 4 asparagus spears (optional)L4 cup finely chopped Miss Fiat. parsley "The constantly rising cost 2 cups thinly sliced mushrooms of junk foods is forcing our one-third cup pine nuts (optional)l tablespoon cooking oil vounger Americans to think twice," she says. "So, they try at home to duplicate hamburgers, hot dogs, hero sandwiches and even pizza." - Tomatoes GladLargiSIzsKltch.n , - • V SAW 20C ; a - .- DEL MOiTETOMATO WEDGES, STEWED OR WHOLE 1 --.----.. . I SAVE 16€ lcup fresh or frozen unsweetened whole raspberries, partially thawed if frozen 1 cup frozen vanilla yogurt, softened I cup milk 1 tablespoon lemon Juice Using it fork mash raspberries thoroughly, Spoon Into shaker and al yogurt, milk and lemon Juice. Cover tightly and shake vigorously until thoroughly combined. Pour into plastic mugs. Makes 2 servings. NOTE: &abstituts strawberries for raspberries If desired. Stock upon all those handy Glad helpers at Publix, You'll be glad you did when you see the savings. . 1' I I I ~:Rost 1 Ba g some savings with ix and Glad. I r I J I Qt •; . 'p 1 Fruit Cups, •' • ?0V_7 10'P ?ANDI W' (He5 Ra5p0qYry l_I1• I Concerns over Inflation and recession are reshaping the way many of us eat. Among those making that ob. servation is Anita Fial, a Cornell-educated nutritionist who is senior vice president of a public-relations firm. "An amazing number of married women are in today's away-from-home working group," she notes. "They need the money for schools, doctors fees, home maintenance and other rising costs. - ' SNACKPACK DEL MONTE ASSORTED. r'Uuuifl9 01 . - - - ' Economy Reshaping Eat Habits — -- CALTORNIA MUSTARD SAUCE 1 can (17 oz.) F, 't Cocktail; 1 tablespoon corn starch ½ cup mustard ½ cup brown sgar . ½ teaspoon A A_I_I ---I1 L uwiespoons DeITY I, optional) Drain fruit; s.'ve fruit syrup. Combine fruit syrup and corn starch; stir wIl so that mixture is smooth. Add other ingredients; sl/mer for about 7minutes, stirring constantly, until thickene/Remove from heat; add drained fruit cocktail, "When they return to their Makes appromately 1½ cups. home at night, they don't feel . Use over urkey or turkey ham. Can be stored in .ike starting dinner. Yet, refrigerator. custom says they should. A4d color ind sparkle to your favorite fruit juice with agala "Only among the well. ring of 1rozn fruit. Bite size pieces of fruit cocktail floating in educated families will you the punch give texture to the mixture. Just turn a can of fruit find husbands who actually cocktail into ring mold and freeze overnight. Turn out into help with preparation of the i ...;ôyme?."ib't2JöOtl The whole ew world f (key products will a delIghUf "husband's attitude is, "That's surprise for good eating and carefree entertaining. With the, a woman's job.' rich flavor of turkey. pastrami, turkey bologna and ovenAnd what about other roasted turkey breasts you are providing b protein, family members helping with and low calorie meat products for family and friends. meal preparation' HALVEDORSLICED I . - Turkey ham is fully øoked and excellent served either hot or cold. To heat, remve wrapper and place turkey ham in shallow pan. Cover wiS foil tent and heat in 325 degree F. oven until meat thermomtr registers 140 degrees F., about minutes. Slice and serve hi with California Mustard Sauce. - 1 m'edium-eized ripe banana, peeled or 2 tablespoons cresmy.,iut butter .. .. i'zii v,llfa'ydürt, softened-.--. l cup milk Using a for mash banana with peanut butter until thoroughly combined. Spoon into shaker and add yogurt and milk. Cover tightly and shake vigorously until thoroughly combined. Pour into plastic mugs. Makes 2 servings. TEMPTATION TORTE By GAYNOR MADDOX Special To The Herald TURKEY HAM WtT'CAUFORNIA MUSTARD SAUCE - - • • • 69 : - Serves 8 to 10. 1 can (29 ounce) cling peach slices I package (6 ounce) raspberry gelatin CUP Sugar 3 tablespoons lemon juice 3 tablespoons chopped crystallized ginger 1½ cups whipping cream 10 large lady fingers Arrange in 12" pie or quiche j'm. Pour Beefogetti mixture into pie shell. (arnish with pimtnto and mat baili Bake in preheated 4 25 degrees F. o%sn for 15 minutes. Reduce to 350 degreçs F. and continue baing for 30 minute longer or until knife inserted in pie comesiut clean. Arrange cooked, drained spinach around edge, garish with meat balls. Allow to set for 5 minutes before cuttlng$erves 8 to 10. - celebrate our anniversary all year long, So swing nto Publix now and stock up on all your favorite brand name • groceries. There's no better place in all of Florida. -• cup grapes 1 large banana, peeled and sliced I slice honeydew melon, cut Into small pieces Toes fruits together in mixing bowl. Serve fruit with HoneyLemon Dressing. - jazz-up your meals with the largest selection of name brand products in the state of Florida. Many of the nationally-advertmsed brands you'll find at Publix hove been with us since we started business 50 years ago. And these companies are helping us OW 4 Auk g lb. bacon½ cup chopped onions 4 slices Swiss cheese, cut in I" slices 1(10 oz. package pie crust n' • 6 eggs Drain peaches, saving syrup. In a saucepan heat I cup syrup 2 cans 15 oz. Beefogetti to boiling; remove from heat and dissolve gelatin and sugar in 2 cups the hot liquid. Stir in the remaining syrup, lemon juice and nutmeg ginger. Cool until mixture mounds on a spoon. Whip cream; 4 tablespoons chopped pimento fold in gelatin and all except 7 peach slices. Split lady fingers, 1(10 oz. package frozen choppespinach, cooked, drained cutting one rounded end off each. Butter the bottom only of 'a 9• Fry bacon slices; drain on ab$)rbent toweling; crumble. irth spring-form pan and cover with cut-off ends. Line sides Remove all fat except on thblespo. Saute onions in bacon fat. with lady fingers (rounded ends up). Carefully pour filling into Sprinkle bacon crumbles, onions and cheese slices on bottom pan. Garnish top with reserved peach slices. ,Chill- until firm. of pie shell. Beat eggs until light ,nd lemony. Remove about 12 Makes 8 to 10 servings. meat balls from Beefogetti f1 topping. Stir in remaining Beefogetti, milk and dash of numeg. Mix and roll out pie shell according to package direcns to about 16" diameter. for FloridWflargest selection of top name brands. When kids cook,a number of products help make the experience fun and (mothers, please note) easy to clean up. A plastic laminate table top for the preparations provides a wipeclean, no.etain work surface. - z,u ' THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MAY 29, THRU WEDNESDAY, ' s a ghetti packa ge accordin to. -- tions; drain. Use spaghetti pot to melt butter. Reduce heat, add seasoning and broth mix, heavy cream and grated cheese from package; stir until sauce thickens. Add vegetables and parsley and toss; add drained spaghetti and toss. Heat canned sauce from package; serve over vegetable-spaghetti mixture. p ... SPINACH BUFFET QUICIR I French favorite unusually good with anned pastE The recipes suggested here are simple and fun to do. With a little orientation from Mom and Dad on how to use utensils and handle ingredients (or perhaps supervision by an older child or sitter), all of the recipes can be prepared by school-age children. or , calories. Fora flavor treat combine cured, fuW cooked Turkey 1-lam with California Mustard Sauce. A sprightly mustard flavor and colorful bits of fruit cocktail 01ff a sweet. sour combination that complements the ham andadds color and Interest to the menu, Vary a favorite French quiche by adding Beelojetti canned spaghetti rings in a rich tomatoey sauce with Jenty of (my meatballs. The result is a rosy colored quiche .ith plenty of substance. Next time your hungry youngsters are clamoring for a snack, why not get them involved In the making of their own tummy-fillers? Most children enjoy working with food, and having them prepare their own snacks from natural thgredierfts will discourage consumption of packaged treats, rhich are often high in sugar or fat content. - o • •-•. r that goes with ____ Clan broccoli and break into bite-sized pieces. Cook or steam broccoli, zucchini and beans in boiling water until just tender I about 5 minutes). Drain, cool immediately under cold ater ok-peas,* pea p6di_ifid'i~Wragus about I mintlie-, drain.* Saute mushrooms; and pine nuts in cooking oil, drain. • But don't forge"ht IL Ipacket golden seasoning and broth m 4 cup heavy cream ..• .n.?"• -c. is one of di to enjoy Try an- elegant indoor brunch usin*9 grandma's :ace spectacular food. outdoor buffet with easy informality and cooking a lot of fiii__ meat sauce •? . - '- . Perhaps fast-food restaurants are becoming aware of this phenomenon. Miss Flal observes that many ofthezn seem tobetn creasingly nervous about the economy. That may mean fewer summer and part-time jobs for young people, who often make up a sizable portion cii their employees. Miss Flal senses strongly' that Americans, — even teenagers — are becoming more aware of the Importance of nutrition in their lives. Some. are switching to vegetarian diets. Many are enjoying Chinese foods, which e vegetables to stretch a . a. . a. - . . -- satisfying meal, a Mr.' G's arehouse Food Quantity Rights Reserved S Prices Are Born Here And Raised Elsewhere 4th St. & Sanford Sanford, Fla. • . - ONE STOP SHOPPING! UNDER ONE ROOF! WHOLE FRESH MEAT, FRESH PRODUCE, DAIRY AND GROCERIES. Store Hours Mon,-Thurs9-7 FRYERS ALL AT WAREHOUSE PRICES! NO' MEMBERSHIP FEE! BRING YOUR OWN BAG OR BOX ' Sun WE ACCE PT FOOD STAMPS ANDCASH—N0 CHECKS SAVE ')t%O/ I T-BONE STEAK BEEF FIRST CUT 1 5H • . If • I 1 CHUCK I ROAST '.1 STEAK CENTER CUT CHUCK LEAN BRISKET BONELESSROLL " • STEAK $118 $228. ,..J 454 PRICES0000THRU TA /1 /'t' • CENTER CUT ( fnO/ .1M. JV /0 LUtQ HEAVY.WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF SALE /1T' kt SIRLOIN STD FRESH ICE PACK $138 ROAST $i'78 I •• UNBEATABLE-WE OFFER YOU THE CHALLENGE. COMPARE. SEE THE SAVINGS DIFFERENCE! DELMONICO ' • HALF OR 98 'STEAK LON'. - BEEF CUBED STEAK FAMILY - PACK 48 PORK LIVER - BEEF PLATE OR SL ED' ,FRESeORK S3rLflETRA Si1.US1GE FRESH LINK 38 SAUSAGE ........... LB. SUNNYLAND CENTER SLICED SMOKED BRISKET5TEW ........... QUARTER SLICED 2 CHITTERLINGS .........10 LOS BONELESS ALL.MEAT ' BEEF STEW ....... / t PORK LOIN ............. BOLOGNA .......... $128 LI 88' FRANKS ..........2 iu LB Ix LB $ II 29' •,, / 1 00 PCT. PURE SHOULDER EX LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE H SHOULDER ROUND • PORK ROAST . ROAST I LOS. OR MORE $168 98LB i 188 CHITTERLINGS ......10 LBS $4% NECK BONES ------ - -- ojie BEEF ------------ MEATY PORK TAILS OR / GROUND ' t'r LYKES GRILL PORK I LOS OR • • LYKES SLICED 98' PICNIC ................. LII 78 LB BEEF . 98' r i L8 , • CENTER CUT PORK DARK IV " CHOPS It- lIpJ 581LB _ $1 Ll SHOP AND COMPARE. YOU SAVE MORE IN ALL WAYS AT MR. G'S. GREEN HEAD . FOR $00 #ADDA# ,j ' CARROTS ......... i LB. BAG151; CLOVER CREEK I i LO-?ArI ASh .....................GAL CLOVER CREEK EXTRA RICH HOMO. MILK ............... GAL SUNNY DELL PURE ORANGE JUICE ...................... LARGE LB. 25" 29C MERITAKU4O LB. 259 OLD MILWAUKEE CELERY ................ STALK TOMATOES ,,,,.,,, BANANAS ............ YELLOW CORN 6EARS ,,.,,,.,.,,., PNNYLAND 0KED ICNIC 1.1. ç ', lU GAL 994 2001 LOAF BEER PK. ( i TH ICK I BACON I EXTRA LEAN LYKE CENTER CUT 58 I ' LI 5 88 33' FRANKS la OZ. PKG. I LI. • COOKIN0000 FRYER DRUMSTICKS THIGHS FAMILY PACK FAMILY PACK 58 . 68' COOKIN0000 FRYER POWER • 98, SUGAR expires JUMBO GAL Limit I With This Coupon And Addl. II OZ. $329 110nal Purchase$ III Or More CANS .................i.u. c,.-.n.. of M.•Is. m. EGGS ......................... 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COPYIIO$T9110 - MAY. 290 -: • -- --- - - E FP E 0 __________________________________ •• -. - ••• - Cl) Use all B- -& C 'WPER, with Purchases of $15..00 or more. _. -Use all A, B.,.&--C SUPER, 'DIVIDEPLDS w ith purchases of $25.00 or moth. LB. - ! - - all C 8upq?,, cviviDEN.D8 with purchases of $10,00 or more. U 69 - -- - ____ q - ) IING 0 excl. cles. - VI - - - - _ on ly - --at WINN - DIM E_!.---------- --- •--- . - Watch your newspaper each week for new SUPER.-7 'DIVIDENpS from Winn-Dixie. SUPER., CDI VIDE&DS offers you "Real Savings" on items you need. - Here's how to cash in on SUPER., DlVIDENj38 - 0 • A FS o UPER, tile S I * * - - - AS 'DI VIDENp UpER, 'Di VIDEkD - -• SUPERBRAND GRADE "A" 0 3 SUPERBRAND I -e 1i BRAND )NOMY LA R G E 1 EGGS' s I RK - 'PS _________ 0 • '-• - • DOZEN THIS SUPER DIVIDEND COUPON GOOD FOR ONE DOZEN EGGS WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $25.00 OR MORE. LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. - COUPON GOOD MAY 29 - 31, 1980 - I 0 QUARTERS 49 zr ,= = "I IiMARGARINE, - -II II - - PKG. I THIS SUPER DIVIDEND COUPON GOOD FOR ONE 1-LB. 'PKG. WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $25.00 OR MORE. LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER S COUPON GOOD MAY 29- 31, 1980 - - - I I I C C. p— - — - —- — — — — — — — — — - — — — — — — — — — — —, T — — — — — — — -. — — - — — — — — — UI - - W.D IRAND USDA CHOICE IONILISS SIRLOIN . WHOLE 02 DUMP HALF • -$159-- 1$. - -, PINKY PIG UAND IRISH PORK SIfOULDISR ROAST LEGO' LAMB CHUCK flAi TIP ROASt 'PER 0) GDI VIDEND CS U 0 • W-D lUND USDA COfCI CENTER CUT 7 DONE . GOOD volt GRILL NICORY S'AIT (2.11. P1(0. BOSTON BUTT I SLICFfl Rflh1 I tá _____%EK r1 ALL FLAVORS ___ • i S WISK CHEK DRINKS - - DETERGENT ft- .& MAI% r% Am or RIFTY RAID ALL GRINDS ASTOR COFFEE UmI? 1 with $3.00 or mor '- ii t I MIYI 1L1; BREAD . - I 2 32-oz. $ 19 0 MOON— S 32-oz. $149•0 - JAR - --. - SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS .. = - II 1. - HAL? 9A L c.. -. - i •' - -11 COOKED. -.. 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I • •-'---'1U- • CFIFTE I I THIS SUPER DIVIDEND COUPON GOOD FOR ONE CAN WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $15.00 OR MORE. -• LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. COUPON GOOD MAY 29 - 31, 1980 -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — a GREEK- I - -rylMiul) 99 0 u... - - PKG. :. rIIuLLN LEMONADECAN C THRIFTY MCj ILR MIA 'I, O \i1I '. C - LII.M t.P4WU. - •-.- NATURAL SUN E• I THIS SUPER DIVIDEND COUPON GOOD FOR ONE - LOAPII WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $15.00 OR MORE. - 1 ... LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. I COUPON GOOD - 31— 1980— — — — — —I a — ----- — — — — ---- — — — MAY — 29 — I - rsu purchase excluding clgorsti &4% A& A A rt — s219 ______ wiL'L S DIXIE DARLING LARGE -S —- —— II Ii S - -' .: - I - - -- EACH flflDIl uuu1 - NO I • EAR NO NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! - iV•• _ 5•:• -- 5 S 5 - -,- .-- -- - --- -, - S• - - , - S- - �all - * • IC-Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Wedn.sday, May 21, 1IO Name Just •.•--. . . .. Sandwicjhl Time It; Any Time Is •- - . Picnics, parties, brunch, lunch, or supper. . . any time Is sandwich time For etertain1ng and family. get-togethers, sandwiches truly are &sy, creative, tasty, and nutritious Whd It's Umeto plan an informal meal, hogneeconomJstj • • 1. In a large bowl, blend together beef, crumbs, eggs, 1mustard and Worcestershire sauce On a cookie sheet, press half of beef mixture Into a 10-Inch circle On a piece of waxed paper, press reinalnlng beef into alo1nchclrcle. 2. Reserve I tablespoon scallions and half of a tomato, cut in wedges, for garnish, dice remaining tomatoes Cut and suggest preparing 11andwiches ahead of t1me or serving a Sandwiches •. .L • VVV -. MIXED was .ILOl!, A LI ii.iwn . . . . . • iESSING. CO 100 V 5 1Cf T U. • • ______ V - ... . . a a \ •• .. V ____ .•.... 4.1 - 1 '• •., ... • V . V S lb b $ A 20 LB- O 3 LBS SKINNED & Deer Liver (SLICED). . . Ch ick n 11_'•, rt a L' t' f . GRADt-A9WAIW01ACK SAVE Turkey- Drumsticks 58 U $117 $1 1 7 • $178 I a I lSoiPkO.QUAITU$ e1. SAVE 5*5 . 1 2 ,s 'o.JIUl'Tfl5VKtU ........ .JIL •nuII ........ I ream Cheese. . . . I HAMBURGER ROLLS . 1 75" .,., ...,.... •, •, ew Orleans SE ITEM Thoughts begin to wander toward the seashore in the spring. The New'Orleans flavor will be captured In these recipes from I a microwave oven cookbook. .,.•,, You will find the Shrimp -Jaillbalaya a delightful seafoml L BUY- '1. çET: 1 FREE V • WISE RIDGIES POTATO CHIPS &PAC a 89 _.•.., . ________ 04ft Sp.cial * ( • TEA GLASSES ICED " a I $199 SAVE 60' £ I m.. • 98 Smoked Sausage. •• LOTION ,uz 4 .iinc water -.•.._••uuuI. P; pounds fresh or thawed frozen shruap 10 shells 3S.Iaw,,99C 12 cup chopped onion ' cup chopped celery 1 clove garlic, minced 4 tablespoons butter or margarine $199 TWEE".SYLVESTER I, MOpr CHI LDRffc5 Character Glasses. 4/01 MICKEY MOUSE FROZEN 1 _macnine. .• . . r._ aa_ .t,_ - 1 16-ounce can tomatoes, cut up 1 6.mnce can tomato paste 1 teas poon sugar I teaspoon Worchestershire sauce 2 teaspoon salt teaspoon seafood seasoning Several dashes bottled hot pepper sauce 1 1-i cups water .,. ____ CALIFORNIA __ GRAPE JELLY 200 COUNT STRAWBERRIES 79 32*s - ___ __ _____ U.S. N - V SAVE LONG GREENw LB BAG /8 91" 24N VEGETABLE 01L89" . .• TWO INCHES & (iPSWEET 2 . $169 TRASH BAGS. PANTRY PRIDE IS COUNT-TALL KITCHEN BAGS 794 PUNCH • 97" FRUIT 42OIRLLNDLD • • $119 SHORTENING F1'J V AtThi'INuM F01L45c AR-I.QUE SAUCE . . 49' .:V V V - with V £U SS UU ° ' . 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CookWilFC TEA BAGS V FEATURE OF THE WEEK, 1 I" SQUARE GRIDDLE 100 COUNT $129 Sc V IIverNfone PANTRY PRIDE 38oz V. 1301MG - CAFE BRULOT V V $599 V PLUS TAX V ALL LAUIIDRY POWDER VV V DETERGENT 49oZ BOX --------------- $t1* V II: I I'' 48 V S .VV ±V i Total cooking time: 1 minute 8 sugar cubes 16 whole cloves 2 Inches stick cinnamon Peel of Ilemon, cut up l½ cups brandy 4 cups hot double-strength coffee In heat-proof serving bowl, combine sugar cubes, cloves, cinnamon, lemon peel and brandy. Stir to dissolve sugar. Cook at HIGH for ito 1½ minutes or till Ignite. With long. handledladie, stir to blend spices wiUi brandy. Ladle th toeight demltasse cups fffled%fufl with hot strong coffee. Makes 8 V ø 405 DETERGENT V tomato 2 94 A . ustermint....... RAVE 504- 3.. AEROSOL I I I 49 02 ROSE Le-KoPeanuts. .i/i pVVVV V Pan 0000TN*0 $T1lI$COiIPOII - -- - -WED. JWIE4. 1510 . . . Hot cooked rice In 4-quart casserole, combine celery leaves, vinegar, onion slice, 2 teaspoons salt, 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning, and 4 cups water. Cook at 111611 for 8 to 10 minutes or till boiling. Add shrimp in shells. Cook at 111611 for 5 minutes or till boiling. Cook at MEDIUM for 3 minutes or till shrimp turn pink, stirring once. Drain. Peel stirimp under running water remove vein that runs down back. In same casserole, combine chopped onion, celery, garlic, and butter. Cook, covered, at 111611 for 3 minutes stirring once, Add tomatoes, paste, sugar. Worcestershire, ' teaspoon salt. ½ teaspoon seafood seasoning, pepper sauce, and 11/a cups water; stir. Cook, covered, at 111611 for 5 minutes. Cook, covered, at MEDIUM for 20 Add shrimp and mushrooms. Cook, covered, at MEDIUM for 5 minutes or till heated through. Stir in file powder. Serve over rice. Makes 6 servings. V F'jjjj] ET [MAIWEiI HOUSE' LIQUID INSTANT COFFEE !:,:: SWEETENER, ia p or" ovwl IF WHITE ; IeFa 1 cup sliced Fresh mushrooms 1 teaspoon file powder • MVEIO V , 11,ftr . PRITITS SAVE PflLL COlIC. OR I lot LIQUID$149 preffhampoo S S I 'I $100 £ V SAVE SO SWEET RED RIPE .. V 1 .iIi. I2sz. CANS (PACK r SAVE2O' GREEN V 8 PEPPERS FOR GEORGIA PEACHES 059 LB V V BEER FOR VE2O AQUA FRESH TOOTHPASTE 8119 $LIJf 6 PACK 120* 11/R BuS. POUND ELBOW i'ittLtII(LJIlI SNAPSHOT SPECIAL 8.2oz 20s AV r LUXILPA BEAUTY SPIRITS V SAVE 20' - ' j PINT ____ 10 -- FACIAL TISSUE . FRESH 25 JAR V••V U$b rcn rrtpiii V 110 ......... •. 1-2 cilp celery leaves 2 Ldblespoons vmegar DIMMER 7.Soz dish, and the Cafe lirulot addsa warm touch as the evening cools. $ • .. V..SltLJjWtLAYIt z,I, 4 !f L.IPU I I Hygrade Sausage. . 68 V Flavored Ala .11) EE 400 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning SAVE 20'. so. aou. V - HOT DOG OR II.. PRO. PANTRY PRIDE SLICED OLD SPICE I SPICY BROWN OR CLEAR o.cuaa $ Lunch Meat (SPICED). . . 1415AFTER SHAVE I 74oz Pitcher, • • S' b LK..6JI ALL ITEMS & • i , SAVE 20'. SAVE 40'.20.a P110. PANTRY PRIDE MILD & CHEESE. L=4111I=== LINE CH RRC Grill so.i-ranks. ..• • P110. THORN APPLE VALLEY S &o'tced Ham. .••.. SAVE 20'. 4 PR. so. CAllS PANTRY P I $Rue sAvç 40' Z,,I PKG. PANTRY PRIDE MEAT P110. PANTRY PRIDE L r,ii uiis OL Ja bal-ay(I ON ANY COUN lub Rolls. 38 ogna Amr1,,wa P141 ',(,OOI) I 0. MAY ZN 11414(1 Till 5. JUNI 3 1900 Qt,ANTIr(ansHlsIH.ID . 48 LB . I1IIIII.UII IIwI. $0'. Boa rrtsi 5 S R _____ SAVE to-. Ism Pyta umm mrAf FYN E TASTE I Microwave: 4Boz 2195c __________ I ffea'''. cn I rPe; tSTe. ip LB PKG. VEGETABLE OIL ____________________________________ __________ BALL PARK FRANKS PAN-TRY PRIDE ___ . . 34. &-A, GROUND BEEF 41 Veseu Corn Oil Pli~ . 9: -the~-f=h6 ,1&X998' Q 1 IRSA HYGR.5ADE ALL MEAT I SAVE 401 A LB DOZEN • FRESHLY SMOKED $ 58TURKEY HAMLB 4 •.. V ~Ow w • l.AND ô FROST LARGE 8 e n . LB LB SAVE 20,A DOZEN LIMIT-3 PLEASE FRESH GRADE A Q.J C .1B -' SAVElO'. 2LTiNPANj*YPRiD! MACARONI -- V - - ay, SHOULDER ... A LB ,4It. GUARANTEE •. BONELESS BEEF AE3 SAVE 20' A LB- 5 L S G OVER FRESHLY " . .- SAVE-609-A LB 98 • .. $ 88 STEAKS'*LB . . •...•. -- MONEY BACK SI LER MO ED PICNICS- • • WE SELL IS er, . d •: V i EVERYTHING to ' ' . . . :': • ¼ - SPAGHLi I_I_ I nez V 9 V LINK LIlT I2o PK(. FRI 514 BRLAPFAS i' $1pos DIJoo4tyIe mustard VVV V -• 14 - . _V . L. 86's . . . • SAUCE Sjreadeadtbread alicewlthtablespoons VRicotta theess. V - -- •, •'. SAVE 10- ALf.2TO3LBSBOMEL SS 9& . . . . BA DtJQ. GS 22os COFFEE - - ililicesMeesarella cheese V -ow a shredded lettuce, chopped onion, meat filling and remaining orange-taco sauce. Yield: 24 Tacos. ric SAVE 10 A 5OlELESS SEEP ' $169 r r. 0 . Is UN .. &VW 111,11096. ft in angbettl sum &M keep warm •V 1 -7ts. onion. Add ground beef, brown thoroughly. Stir in 1.2 cup orange-taco saum. Keep mixture warm. Place taco shells in basket to serve. Serve with shredded cheese, citrus salad, • V Sirloin Steak._. 2 $258 Round Steak'. Stewing, Beet Is .0.LB$188 $14a LB Ground Beef...NEDQ S VEF ''' S S • 12 slices eirlched rye bread V• u.......... R Split rnd Scoop out centerL Fry bologna slices onone side Inane tablespoon butter until cuhaped; cfraln and place n center of rolls. Saute cabbage ln remaining butter several minutes just until tender. Stir In am cream; salt and pepper. Spoonintobolognashellaandtopwlth cbeesesllces. Brolluntil cheeaets bubbly. Serveas. IV5t' .. . .• . , -• . •,•,: •,•, .. • CREAME . . . . . ONE POUND THIN .. SPAGHETTI THREE POUNDS I CE ________ • • • S S • S 77" I slices American or Cheddar cheese V I SA VE GREEN BEANS Is 294 l2 slices (½ oz. each) Swlu cheese 6 extra large pitted ripe olives l8 jumbo shrimp, cooked In bowl, combine first 6 Ingredients; mix well. Spread butter each slice of bread. Prepare 12 ham and cheese mixture roil-ups by rolling 1 ham and I cheese slice together to make cornucopia shape, with ham on outside. Arrange 2 roll-ups on each slice of tread to form a fan with smaller end toward botitin of bread. Place olive it bottom center of bread and shrimp on edges and between ham and cheese roll-ups, using 3 shrimp for each sandwich. Cover and chill until ready lo serve. Serves 6. BOLOGNA HALFS}ERLLS SVV_ . Ott .64a HALF GALLONHEAVY DUTY CAUNDRY V -- - 1. 1 •A - . v. '. C SAVE 30', 14o, CUP LII~T V LIVELY SEALT ST . Is $jig neese, SAVE 10! 1119A~ POWER PACK CHICKEN . "*68" Ly kes Franks oPKG -___ffWE E PACK CHICKEN 16i Ly e o o9na Is 0 JUICE' a SALAD cheese (0 olmces) 1½ cups grated Swiss - -' ' / pepper 's cup grenadine syrup Ice V Mint, to garnish In large punch bowl, combine grapefruit Juice, spar kling '1 -. Hormel's Saus.91 E 16os CUT over V SAVE 30 .59t- 16oll 2.9 each) cooked ham ce peiwer "-' -- - in smt1 saucepan nmbtne thCoiauceconcentrated orange juice and hot sauce; bring to boiling, reduce heat, simmer for 5 ufinutes. In large skillet; heat oil; saute 1- can (46 ounces) Florida grapefruit juice, 1 I bottle (26 ounces) sparkling white grape juice, chilled V tea parties. ____ _____i... . U ISO COUNT 6 slices enriched Russian rye bread 1 . 1 'J' SANDWICH WHOLE WHITE BAGS POTATOES t 3 dashescayenne POPP? 2m4izmkm3atOes . b. VVVJ 3 APPL rPTPD('NT VVV T-a ,,. TONNAVSE V barbecue to the co'- -_ '.:: 3203 cup shced scaftm - IT - DETERGENT 2tcaspoons Woe ceMerdrISam - - To complement the Citrus Graduation Punch corn bines Florida canned grapefruit Juice with sparkling white grapefruit juice and grenadine syrup, making a refreshing citrus delight Using canned grapefruit juice, this de licious blend is quick -and-easy toftxitght on yew-budget, to& Just add a straw, sit back and relax to enjoy the festivities CITRUSGRADUATIONPUNCH . L,4 cup blue cheese, crumbled 2 - 2 pounds ground beef 24 taco shells 6 cups tl'2 pounds) Cheddar or Monterey Jack cheese, shredded 1 jar 32 ounces) mixed Florida citrus salad, drained i small head Iceberg lettuce, chopped 2 onions chopped tacos, -• V ,: FOODS - V - - V.. ..4f I. L uaciyavi if 32os LIQUID DISH V V. ______ . crust in ___ V begins to melt, 3 to 5 minutes Sern BIGEURGER 2 wds gr : to chlpSOrCCrncbIps 4ctçIwb in&*j, finely rolled (about 1½ cups crwnhe) from V • I C1 fanciest of GENERIC for 25 to 30 minutes. To serve, snip string. Cut through bottom unfilled section. Serves 10. Spoon VaOdti sa= ow 11* Add mok-y links. Top '••••V WITH 2'9 V / ' ... $119, of amck.ylli . - - SAVE Blend together cheese spread, mayonnaise, mustard, and onion; Stir In olives. Make %-Iwh slices cutting to, but not through, bottom crust. Spread facing slices of first cut with cheese filling. Repeat with every other cut. Insert ohisalami slice and one old fashion slice in each "cheese sandwich." Spread remaining cheese mUture a4 loaf. Tle string around loaf; brush aides with melted butter. Bake in 350 degree oiIiin 1wepacka :' ____ • VEGETABLES 8Ryerolla 8 slices bologna, thick sliced ¼ cup butt 2 quarts cabbage, shredded 2 tableoone sow cream ¼teupOon salt V*teaspoon pepper - -V V•• .V• A - slim old Iashlon lost to slices V :-' _____ ..•.. . ' ___________ ____ V lunslicedsandwl 10 V ' ______ . '1• _______ • - ym N I 12 slices • .Y .-. 04 nZ+1?4.ONE SANDWICH LOAF 2 $-olmce jars cheese spread ITt nip mayonnaise or Salad &easing teaspoon prepared mustard I teaspoon onion, grated two--thirds cup pitted ripe olives, chopped - .... Florida frozen concentrated orange Juice to bottled taco sauce and chill ed orange and grapefruit sections to the fi ll ing The ( 4 V I - V 1$ • . 6 MOLLY BROWN I loaf enriched pullman bread one-third cup mayonnaise 2 teaspoons' mustard, prepared I teaspoon lemon julce teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ' 4 teaspoon pepper 6 ounces slender sliced ham 6 ounces slende r sliced turkey 6 slices Swiss chse Slice broad lengthwise; trim crust from 3 slices. Cut each slice in half and flatten with a roiling pin. Combine mayonnaise, mustard, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce and pepl. per. Spread I tablespoon mixture on each slice of bread. 14yer 1 ounci each of ham and turkey and I slice cheese on bread. Roll up sandwich; sedure with wooden picks. TO BAKE: Brush with melted buUer and place on baking sheet. Bake In preheated 375 degree oven for 12 to 15 minutes until golden brown. Serves 6. . . taste when enterEaiiuAg'""' a casual ____ A SOUTH OflIEBDERTACQS ounces) prepared taco sauce i can 6 ounces Florida frozen concentrated orange Juice, thawed teaspoon hot pepper sauce 2 tablespoons oil 2 medium onions, chopped 1 bottle • stir ln salad ckesslng.Top each.. sandwich with vegetable mixture Serves V •••• a" V I THESMORGASBORD ½ cup sweet butter, whipped ct shrimp, chopped cooked c <: . c a ror u d . .. ' Gra always In good < eet; ;4 cup bacon, crumbled 6 slicei enriched white ad is ou'nM slender sliced beef 1% cups cabbage,.shredded. cupI carrots, shredded V4 cup green onion, minced one-third cup vinegar and oil salad dressing Whip together cream cheese, horseradish and 'bacon until light and fluffy. Spread cheese mixture evenly on bread cover with 3 ounces of beef. Combine cabbage, carrots, and onion; - sonalized party favors add that special touch, making your celebration a more memorable occasion. Tacos, along with pizza and hamburgers, are the foods teens like best For a greeconomical crowd pleaser, easily prepared and served, South O'The Border Tacos are the perfect idea. They' re tacos with all the fixings, made special by adding • are .. ... Turning Is not necessary. NOTE Turn burger by sliding cookie sheet be twee n meat tur n so cooked side and grill. Cover wi th second cookie sh is uppermost. Gently slide burger ba ck on to grill... strip V . pepper strips. Serves 6. 6. To prepare in oven, place burger on a lightly greased broiler pan. Bake in a prehea ted 350 degree F. oven 25 to 30 Mix together chopped olives, shredded cheese, onion, and parsley. Sli t each frank down one side. Fill sli ts generously wi th olive mixture. Wrap a of bacon In a spiral around each frank and secure with wooden picks. Grill mea t slowly unt il bacon Is done. Serves 8. SUPERSANDWICH l package (8oz.) cream cheese softened 2 tablespoons Horseradish 4 ' . ' strips 8 hot dog buns, toasted not hold a backyard fiesta? Create a - ____ nutes 8 bacon - white grape Juice and grenadine Syrup. Add ice and garnish mint. Ser ve immediately. Yield Abut184ounceser • .- .... variety of luncheon meats "as Is" along with the "trimmings," and let everyone create his own favorite sandwich coin- reserve afew slices of green pepper, dice remaining pepper... binatlon 3 Combine diced tomatoes and green pepper, scallions and Tryone tasky cmbinautbatfouowiningwth SwIsacheae,Ledvinga14nchbrde.spooncheesemixt&e 'jibe Olive Barbequed Franks and going clockwise onto patty o&'the cookie sheet, press lightly. Place second meat patty onto cheese mixture, remove waxed paper. Press OLIVE BARBEQUED FRANKS edges together. ~ cup pitted ripe olives, chopped 4 Slide burger onto grill Cook over medium coals 10 cup (½ ounces) "' mi Turn burger (See note ) Cook an additIonal 5 3 tablespoons Onloti,, chopped minutes, or until cheese has melted and meátJ* coôk to i ta P00'P5t8leY dëilred dorieñèss franks 5.Garnlsliwl th reservedscalllons,tomatowedgesandgreen ' Every pr oud parent and teen knows that Graduation Day UeSeAe In Wednesday, May 2L1flO-4C Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. : ••, * a •S II V ' UIX LIQUID bETERGENT V ONE QUART 39 V . warm. V .1 I I J V servings TIP: Leftover rice? Don't throw It away. From refrigerator to the table takes only one minute, on HIGH, per cup - your rice is warm and fresL V �-- 0 14 - - 1 - 0 - .0J -. 0 - :. - 0 . -- a 1 0 - . ' -- . . - - lllll a 4 - BLONDIE - 1OC—Everting Herald, Sanford; ELMO •.. •. Wednesday, May 2$, 1980 Fl. 6— I 'A I I r I . UF_~_ 1i' Jll1, 1.11 i)i .- ~7 ... 10 C .. . I .. . :. , 7 J_ ~ -- (abbr) - ' by Mort Walk er IF YOLJ HIT THE TABLE JLPST R1614T . ~J BAILEY BEETLE . , - 11 - LET ME . RY IT 2 TRI , ''1, MIF) INTO THE I Conger 30 Persuade 2 tun ,'-2 i I,- THE BORN LOSER (tk — — 4 3 — 13 — — — . I I — — — — I material. It has nressure internal Other ise i would II ti 'there like a pressure normal range — — — — — 22 — 23 - w of Jill, - 28 26 31 A PATi atr, TOO.I I I 34 33 WOMNIT . 0 I 35 it is an -k: — 1" - 0 ________ 0 — — . O.1EA ToT IS t.pci,41E '-SOT E4RC) so' WELL I JGS HIM 'SCU55lNG OVOU ThIN'< I )M)MEP . S _JT-,...._f':' . q : - By BERNICE BEDEOSOL 1980 s , -' _:~_ _._ . n C1 ,- - __ . -- .. Considering the serious increased tendency to have - Because you're always nature of blindness that kidney stones and kidney fair ha Id ilk I their SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) Steer clear of make will be stronger and . BRIDGE AT I yours. Wrong associations -.'. ,j ,. 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NATURALLY AGED CHOICE . 39 ., RUMP ROASTS HORMEL SKINLESS DEVIENED $ N BABY STEER tice's 0006 1%04 I LIVER LIII EYE ROUND 511I6.i 59 WAX BEGONIAS LII In I ` . ,7 FAMILY AFFAIR I BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE - p. i - - P RO I PORK BUTT AN . - - LB * / ¶ - AND L I NT LO 1' 4 IN. POT 4 TRIMMED WESTERN p.79 . PORK CHOPS - 11CAi,LL 32.2= 865~--t, ' 8 . -. - -.7,.';, 't.. . - p . .21$LFI LB. MAITLAND—s34-loSO IANEADFOftWILLCALLUSI I JOWA I NUTS, MON-SAT, LAKE MARY-323.4133 PEN SUNDAY$ 12-5:00 9:384:30 , I CLOSEDSUNDAYS . I ; -. - I - ____ 11I11111111111 i ,~i 1 ALL FOR ONLY $179 9:30 herself will graduate £ --. -- ii ~f1k ~ DINAH'&FRIENDS 1 - 0 _____ IA,O(AS ROASTS . I I I I L I II THE VICTORY GARDEN TOP ROUND STEAK or LONDON BROIL 'If 11 i C JAWS - U.S.O.A. CHOICE AGED time gun use —• A LAWN PESTS 41 3 pieces honey dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, colt %law and I hot butter fastin' biscuits. Honey upon request.- Trillion so SUDDEN . • -. 2- 30 'u [ LAM I 1 We Sell only U.S. D.A. Choice naturally aged heavy lowai beef CONTROL A . -r #e " iiiiia ,4.4.6.&. _.hXdei._".. .- - itched ' t - - . - F 1 . - - .. '6 And t and SPRING IS PEST TIME I -. -- 11 [)awber MEA - - "WI . S ART BROWN Ii - Miss I . L... brushing back her -feathery ' ha sai d h e aad Ou - -- FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER WED IOWA his innocence." to leave us on lbursday." She said next fall there would be fewer outside 1 2:25 LELAZA W - down another network. It was such a hit, and it went from so hot to so cwl. Now we're back vegetables. Shrubs. Iand omamental plants , — f ..O,~.& 0, eliminates . ,j 0 %_ fj Sevin dust . I .1 . ~ - 11111111111111 c I - a .--. - . 1 - ' 4 I.B. -5% SEVIN acidity and ctualIv Impfoves $oil structure. f - '\ __ . I4/_ ___ 2.15 VALUE 5I.S. by Craig Lsggsfl I ill.-i: I I. - :, I us.\\ AA . I . . . i " I *. - 900 OD Williams, who plays Mork, were naturally upset when the show as switched from Thursdway to Sunday and dropped in the ratings. "Here you go from a hit sales and suddenly they try to make it better when it didn't need to be made better. 49 .__ "" 12 (17) ROMPER ROOM from college next se"OD anti go to work at a local televi stalLion Miss Dawber, sitUng crosslegged on a couch and - t Nielsen er, . DRACON 6% SM111111 DtW 4L;7 t the of , - _ _____ . I iI , TRUNK! _. . - 52 naivete, I I s-------' • - DRAGON j#" IFRI swltchinforiluit Mork back to being alien. In I the first few shows Or on is going to be upset with Mork for being too earthlike. Orson will remind Mork of his roots d will get his 11 ii characters and Mind) is rejoined by her fattier, Conrad Mindy : — 24 10 - - . % 24 0 LOOKATME(WED) 24 10 V I PEOPLE (THU) some changes made," Pain People felt loyalt,i toward Dawber, who plays Mindy, them " said in an interview. NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30 PM \- -'k. MAT H 1 J! 0 0000 MORNING AMERICA 4 35~ TENNESSEE TUXEDO IWO MAGIC METHOD OF OIL 4:55 11 117) UNTOUCHABLES(FRO NEW YORK i UPI Next Janis The father and grandtall Mork regains his inmother characters were nocence, Mind)- gets her dropped In part of last year ' s hold on top I by Laonard Stai' 0 — FORGET 1 ZOONIES Ryan & 1111 In 4 TODAY I ANOYNCI 8:30 MORNING By JOAN IIANALER I 1I - THURSDAY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0. ~ . A .,;-_, _:~r THE _ - — -_ .0-6i- 49 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 7 0GOODMORNING FLORIDA '01d"Mork To Retum At -1 -_ 1.69 VALUE 1_~~4~ ...lil Fotte A,, . PAINTING (MOP4( - Ift __ - - ` ) l ____ L' •:'-•'-'• HlLPARPRAMHOCKgR,1HA1 4.UIIIAPPY FOUR1EN'rH I H6VYOU'RONNAMAYi I Tc..\ ri'11U?rnyi ANNIVERSRVY1D US 11 . ~,-i'll', '' 111-II•I \TiJ!1IUJM II't' - I - .- TOLD BRA551~ EVERYTHING BY W, r . R-J . . . I-I - Wiwi at the UPI Televisloo Writer ye had. . ;JEAl`1WHl" 1E . ~ 11 ___ 4, . . 1 .1 -1, 'inal Ti YOU BOTH I n _WELL,YOU' -AND HEU TWO 6URE KHGLED IT! BE COMIM HERE. THOSE KIDS WILL HAVE NO-- NO THAPiXG, - -YOU AND KXKIE STAY HERE GET YOU NNW4,I ----~ ANNICZ WHERE 17t WE UNTIL I 05ET 6EtA= SM ?_ BAW-THERFS SOMEONE T, I_____ HER You — tin - VET Hoj~:io 10:00 (7 a VEQA4 Dan runs into ti(ii - onsa Bob , 8:25 - I A ni ootdo Iii ceiebratp his ''tht)irthday -r - file Ice skating it-a", of and Tat tiantioma Randy Gfkrilnef IO,n NEW ZOO REVUE aiCria. com-erned Wipes 'Mork and ''You tion't )ust get rid of Nlindy" will renew its former your fattier arid grandinoth- , II I 1I. .. 1~1p, I I ~__l "-. r — I __I NEIHIORI1OOD svE - - , I -. r P uniquely the doictoes invention. ;;P -RRE I COWT I - T. I . ONE GOOD IIYE Dff1§4vg1 12, 17~tuc:y SHOW ts ii,cIdinV Diana "At Naples the ship was transferred to a barge and Laken to Malla. Altogether, our model had a longer voyage than the - (NMSPAPER FNTM'HM ASSN) by_Bob Thaves V 181 808 HOPE SPECIAL G,bb C GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11- 040 SILENT SCREAM 800 2 - 40 _-e_ ONE LIFE TO LIVE 30 ~ () CAP I AIN KANGAROO fillwr back and everybod wouldn't al ow that much to - ? 0 NEWS If I 2.10 . 11 11i.ItWS ? - 0 GOOD MORNING FL ORIDA a A TODAY First, said Frye, we had to get Los Angeles county and permission to lug our huge model on a,ruck bed down the freeways to the San Pedro docks. That was a spectacular operation in itself. there he wouldn't need the heart finesse at all. Vulnerable. North-South South fell for the play, led a Dealer: South diamondtookt looked t Soutis be a sure thin ~finiesse Mar for the West North East nine and watU anch proI NT Pam IINT PAIL3 Pass duce the nine o almonds aiW Pass three good spades. We agree with the tax-mat; The wasn't worth Opening Iead: K than . ` 4 , .. 4 .I, ,~ . ,I ' 7 25 2:00 61SCO 0 THE YOUNG AND 7 TOOA't IN FLORIDA 7 - I II§ ) DICK VAN DYKE 4 10) SESAME STREET (fl) E THREE5 STOOGES / 8 A DAILY DEVOTIONAL It (35) STREETS OF SAN FRAN. (it) I.. 4AQI0 . _~, ', d to their CAUCim without SolmAhing unforturiata cwM becoming angry. happri in either case. . . - 19) - This - Now you can b, at th3 pm2n"s. upon having his or L-r way. Here is another swindle L13RA (Sept. XW)CL 23) TAIL11311.13 (April 20-May 20) perpetrated by Doctor Manch Even thouSh you may feel - Don't tt carehu with for the benefit of the British sUuWy that you hive a good another's ponnsions today I.R.S. Thiy only allowed him Id3111 today, Oth1-1 Vd3ht not and don't parmit them to be 5,558 pounds for tivis one because they claimed that the r t. I B sure to Avoid Avoid situations today ihere Problems could arise over By Oswald Jacoby you ow t are stacted how th1ns sh ould be done. No and Alan Sontag &alnst you. It'i folly to think one sho uld te overly Insistent __ 0 u. equally instead of poiliting fingers. /.'.','UA31US (Jan. 2D-Feb. enraged if soitneone attempts PIXES (Feb. 20-March 20) to do so to you. -Family problems are best LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be kept within the home today. very careful of whom you take Airing VL-m in public could advice from concerning cause oth--rs to think less of things that could cost you all Involved. money. You'll illeeply resent it A' RIES (March 21-April 19) If such counsel proves faulty. — Be very carthil C how) V11 11GO(Aug. 23-S2pt. 22) - d-al with co-worhers today. -300 BUGS BUNNY pumping system. aN Naples. The cost~ a paltry.$150,000. he shift your responsibWties to from which you'd have dif- 'A ( ~ siith soreor in a venture Mail ;I for aach to AstroGraph, Box ~Ql, Radio City I -i i you may U!come involved -This is not the day to try to drawn into a sticky situaUon - 1( , 4 1) 11 lhr - -1h. ed to take the heart finesse •AK4 but saw an extra chance He KJ6 wouldn't need it he could four diamond tricks WFT LAST A Theref,ore, uUti cas d •KQJ 103 W92 king of T K 8 5 4dummy's #Q109 diamond3. The sinister doctor . 4 6 52 4987 454 32 dropped the 10 and then the queen South had his sot1'1I n-c3ctlons you'll enjoy in by d Sulliva OI.T where you both make Astro-Graph Letter, which • 5. •h ii.a.ies. si uuuiie ANOTHER PART'bgins iith your bLthday. _~ I'll 'IN I ' (X oc k ed to learn that the partner ne jewel thief is rione othef than ex Angel Jill ; 1:00 8 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES ~ - 0 MORNING NEWS I (?" GOOD MORNING AMfRICA sh - - rp-~d ) j (I 7) MOVIE 40 A TODAY 1:30 if BASEBALL AllanIA .0 I "øt CO 4 NEWS I 8 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW I RYAN S HOPE P G GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7,00 1:25 a dating service to set horn up with a 0 I 12:30 6:55 'nanue lot - PE 12:15 ,12 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE - HOU tA?. .11est.gal-ofi nN, DAY FRI) - Pat au(harian editor To"i W.(I,e, Reeves (jimu%% dk1I the 1980 i)(1111,Lol ramimign 7 0 Sji,RETTA Aii amt)o.()t,% ferliale 'epo,le, "t .... plicales Bar".1 CHICKEN (MON WED THU) ii )17) MOVIE )CONTD( (TUE. 6.54 100 14 TOMORROW ( oijimnisi D'umrnorids IS 2:00 0 4 THE DOCTORS , AS ALLEN SE ROAD TO,,THE WHITE 1i.iiitt'. l I(iflPiy Arnold an Will ILIlianShIppinK snagiiatt who agreed to ship the model along wjthsnuiller models, on the deck of one of his freighters as far T Q 6 3 a 900 4) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The goAv IN FLORIDA 6:45 Mitchum Sh,.rrsJ,oks&iii . 11 I I 7)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE WEDNESDAY 11:55 171 NEWS REST ('~ALL MY CHILDREN 11 , I 35 LIVE 24 (10) A M WEATHER 12:40 Makarova and Anthony Dowell are featured in the Amof"n Ballot Theatre S new production of Ludwig Minlius s t a Bayaclete Chorpo graphed by M8karOva with music ,afrangod and conducted t)v jotin . an(nt~e(y .#ive element in the fihn," Frye said. "We suffered delays due South ducked Declarer saw that he need. S 78 80 NORTH •7642 1 (17) NEWS 5 0 CBS LATE MOVIE Stingray il'BI riiictopher m ale CC fi of spades and continued after . W(JULP IT hiezed. G.Ating Plong with o.hr Lgns is one of L -. . 5,OJ'RE IN A PLACE . jJJ ----- plications. today A srioes rt'inble could CAP1ICOaN (Dec 22-Jan ensue if your judgment is 19) - l'here's a chance that :, - IlILfl - . Itt PR ISCI LLA'S POP wsi r - FIC discussions are concerned -- Walfie, Abe V.goda The Switch . LOOK AT ME(MON) SPOLETO FESTIVAL (TUE) GRAMMING 12 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN SrYLE S 15 6:30 ¶) is tired Live From Lincoln Center Natalie - Gopher s Oppor tunity Bobby Van (lane Joyce Horne Sw"t Home Nancy from his new one )CC) )fl) ill (35) JIM ROCKFORD . WIN more mutually beneficial. individe-sis , 7hcu purpowsi *W&MM (May 21-Juns 20) s&6 not In harmony 'With Be a p..a ce maker, not a V I s depression over his fiftieth birthday brings hardship to the family writ". un- 12 I 17) WORLD AT LARGE ITUE) 11(I7) THE ATHLETES (MON BOAT 24 24 ~ I O~ SESAME STREET jR) 12:00 12 7~LISTENWON) Ii 17 WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 11: jt C LOVE - then -7 ,91 SUNRISE 6: . 5:30 10 .R . NEWS it41 9 ~ 0LCOUNTRYCARNIVAL(FRI( 1 0 HEALTH FIELD i 19571 Ktfl, Douglas Ralph Meeipf During World War I an officer ords his men on a suic ide mission at Verdun and attempts to conceal his folly t)v demanding the enecu lion of three soldiers by *hom he feels threatened medicine to the superstitious moun. ain people of 1930 It Appalachia I. FRIENDS 'L$) 0HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (7 ALL IN THE FAMILY (THU) ~ (35)WiLD.WlLDWEST Wyman A Iemale physician fights an uphili battle to br:flQrnOdein ROAD (WED) (Il (17) MOVIE Paths Of GIn,, t 5) 0 CBS MOVIE The Incfed, bie Journey Of Dr Meg Laufe,l 1197111 Lindsay Wagner Jane he quits his lob and a A NASHVILLE ON T HE ASCNEWS (_ contest fancily dressed chickens and a school for wrestlers are ENOUGH To 8 4 PORTER WAGONER(TUE) Bovinglon discovers that a tofmof flame who has billion Iransferipa to , the island IS &ISO the daughter of a e,netaj a man *ho hypnoliz,s lobsters a hog-calling and swine beauty 0 EIGHT IS 6:00 93 4 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY Bt.ACK...$HEEP SQUADRON fi 4 04 CAROL BURNETT AND a A CHAIN REACTION () 7 CNEWS A (iOl EDUCATIONAL PRO- 1) 4' DAILY DEVOTIONAL 12 ( 1 7) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) Carson La'- a T REAL PEOPLE Reports on Frye found himself confronted by another puzzle. How to transix)rt t4 55-foot nimiel from the San Ferriando Valley to the Mediterranean, via the Panama Canal and into the ta nk at a Malta. Although baUL Ircun the !W6nAI Titanic plans and perfect in .every detail, the model --more impressive than most yachts _______________________________________________________ - B ~ , . . .,. examined through sex. eyes DICK CA 8:00 We aLso spent $150,000 on a turnUible at the bottom of the tank tbat didn't s-ork. We had to write it off .. For what it's worth. Marble Arch has "first refusal" of, Juture use of the tank for the next 10 'ears in the unlikel ,everil 11,0rd Grade is rnoved to make another underwatei problems. B Id I AFTERNOON 5:55 11 ( 1 7) LAST OF THE WILD 11:30 a(4', TONIGHT Host Johnny 1diameter, holding 9 million gallons of sea water. The tank, a .year in the building is the largest in the world. %4LS our bi ggest headache and cert4inl the most expen. , bad `12 I )WO ID AT LARGE (WED) TURE 10 GREAT weather, salinity problems nd a 7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE '14 1O TODAY IN THE LEGISLA- D ( 1 7) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs San Francisco Giants - Sorne -unproductive freeloaders annoy you. You it's important for all people metabolic disease and a ---a " -4+ -Fw Im 10 . Successful. It became evident Marble Arch would have to build its owl) tank'. Ilie British tothp-my chose Malta where there already I wasa 200 by 300-fol)t. 5-fDot deep surface tank (too shallow for Jts purix)sesi overhanging the Mediterranean. Marbl , constructed a deeper round tank 350 feet in the urine. 14(10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) 0 FAMILY FEUD SUNRISE SEMESTER 11 ( 04iciOJONEWS / LEHRER - featured ICC) fl) Hollywood and abroad was . 10:30 'p ilo MISTER AO(RSCR TJ 17 MY YHREE 96NS . 11:30 6 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5:30 (THU) rAdler (Part 20121(R) i mane - !! (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 7:30 8 (P TIC TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME HOLLYWOOD SCIUARES 11§5 0 And people with gout have an by the boards this coming you disgusted with them today. --s eliminated through SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) willing to 24(10) MACNEIL now deptlis becau.se of the fish and plant life. ,, (WED) 95 - ~ TOM AND JERRY 1J. (35) ii- (17) THE FLINT. , 10 HOGANS HEROES 3:30 ME I a 5:15 11 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STY Indian chief& REPORT At 12,000 feet there are no fish or living plants. So we had to fLrnla tank big enou gh0 h )U)I) old flit. model and iOu t all look -. to bad Ga 6-11 HIGHROLLERS 5045 alliances you formed will go may become especially past50 years of age to have person cannot catch it 0- !_ a * n 1990 ' detected and treated early. . . 1AE:5 ME ly TWE .7?0Q6ESTVZ(EVEM IN V&3 jtJ / if it is not nta, 5 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (TUE-FRI) State as well as presaônt of all US W Q . is 3:00 Oft: ndo Public , t, 0 MARCU9- WELBY. U D Indian Chief Joe do Is Cruz is chief of the Ouinsull tribe of Washington 700 Long Beach or off the coast of Catalina," said Frye, an urbane and articulate man. "But we couldn't shoot in the ocean at realistic. A search of studios in competition from a female s1ftth who is determined to nad a murderer be oire an does 1 I ( 1T) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN `STYLE QIl FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE (11 ) JOI(ERS ILD , i5) (I(17) SANFORD AND -Kramer had planned to film the undersea footage near . , I , a ..' •. s n with, the Titanic model was built and reposed at the CBS Stu(ho Center in the semi-arid San Fernando Valley. Tlw nearest d) of water SIIS the totally dry Los Angeles river- DEAR READER - Gout is not an infectious disuse. It is m recom- caus i ed ' by overproduction of mending that you have uricacidand has no thing to do frequent evaluations by your wi th the urinary tract Some laucoma can uric acid salts along with urea lead to ble blindness and other substances are All - 430 f~ 0 13UIDING LIGHT ,ft Q GENERAL HOSPITAL ,,~35JCASPER 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) 9, T)y tuningto channel 1; tuning to channel 11, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CONI I ard Jarvis JR) - 0 al (1 7) (10) (B Independent Orlando 17, 0 -. . - a(4 BONANZA THE ODD COUPLE ~, . MERV GRIFFIN iL - ( 5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS il(i 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND l 17 hOVE LUCY In addition to the channels listed. cabIeviion subscribers may tune in to indeoejidiit channel 4 6:30 resting 12,000 feet under the surface of the Atlantic. can't a wowan get the in- 5) (CBS1 Orlando a NOTHER WOR 5fNNlE ABC) Orlando a . ... 8 I f'- Broadcasting System a 9) NBC NEWS (1) a CBS NEWS (1) 0ABC NEWS problem of determining where to thoot the Underwater footage of the model of the ship as it is supposedly I . Cable Ch ( NBC) Daytona Beach Spoleto Fetilival are' 'ev*'"d AND W 117) CAROL BURNETT mountable gout, for the control of glaucoma. n*y're most effective if the cause is found early and treatment is begun early. - ~ lG.'-4Tl6S... Ll -— 58 by Howie Schrizider HF-M'S M-W . — — — YOUR BIRTHDAY j .if — - Produc- , K husband has a bad case of can a woman catch the .goutbyhavingsex? Goutisin the uric acid tract why Yes, them are treatments — , EEK& MEEK mm - Marble Arch And therein lies an epic tale of movie extravagance. Three years ago Lord Grade paid M,000 for film rights to the novel. Stanley Kramer took over as prod Licer-ifirector, . Ten into e project ramer exited. William Frye a logical choice, was appoint ed producer. Frye made "Airport 1977," featuring it jetliner on the bottom of the ocean which is floated to the surface. .. Frye was Immediately confronted by the almost insur- DEAR DR. IAMB - If a destruction of the delicate structures inside the eye that enable you to see. _______________________________________________________ 0 ,\, i I can lead to damage and M . SPOLETO FESTIVAL . ~I ocean. amount of pressure inside the New York, N.Y. 10019. eye. That increased pressure I) .• - I - 57 - g' 52 iNfWSPAP(R ENTE11,0RISE ASSN) ,.,.' ft — =i:17 HOROSCOPE . ..' 6 - - tI) Ci - - ~ I '. I_t__ I . , Ifs w r- / ~~~ ~ :) . OR OTHER If — — 0 C4N MAKE ITUTTo .. .) S At WAYS THE COOKC r-11. us SOME PROJECT — — 56 I HIE To TYNOSEE 5"E s VERONICA -o v'cea • iOJCw,JLiG' 'Y OU YOU WITH JUGHEA[) I . KE A~L MEN I 1 HE ADMIRES LET'S EAVESOROP I MY MIND ~L:GT L-KES -1 E I TOO.' ,;D-; FOR YOL)R t ~ ,,_c10KS I I . i i - *0"# .4% e kk-~15 supf I I ONT — 55 by Bob Montana ARCHIE - 4 - Cable Ch Spoleto And Drama The two the. P.O. — — I zr• 21.1 — — 45 . V . 15KUNOFU . self-addressed envelope for it. There are a num ber of Send yo ur request to me, In causesforglaucomabutallol ca re of this newspa pe r, them result In an increased Box 1551, Radio City Station, _E 44 12 0 - I - , M CID 1.0 6:00 , 31 0 CDC NEWS Apocalypse Now, '1941 and the unreleased Heaven's Gate and The Blues Bro th ers." The most costly aspect of the film was building a tank - $3.5 zpillion - in which the Titanic could be realistically photogr 1PhCCI under controlled conditions at the bottom of the Letter number-13Cataracts Are .! .. M sed this July it will bv hi tory, ranking righ t up ere with indication that you 6, should be carefully checked Coming. Other readers who our oph thalmologist at want this issue can se nd 75 b - 36 Your i - I ,• . . FRIENDS ... W~ • - EVENING 'i A 34-inch-to-the-fillot, 5!ifoot-long, 12-foot-high Titanic model cost $375,000 alone. Smaller models brought the miniature neet can put pressure on the normal fluid drainage mechanism inside the eye. That is or reason why an advanced cataract should The Health — — 0 novel. year or more often if thj~ir eye octor recommends it. . nothing t6 get real excited cr everyone. So I'm sending you --- WEO - . tillubi i6, times arthuell - VO milliod so far '- to produce "Raise The Titanic"'from Clive Cussler's bestselling . I— •g- — 32 . — . LII or maiden voyage. In 1980 it cost Sir Lew Grade and his — . 29 30 \ I 4 inside the eye. It's usually . usually be removed - to stated to be between 10 and 20. prevent glaucoma. nus the reading you quote of You apparently have no 21 and 22 is just above the significant problems from cr athe There upper l'im its 0I nm cataracts now, yet as you t and technique so that's older the chances will in. I . jelly-like .ifl k. .. Million to build the Titanic, the greatest, safest luxury linier in the world which collided with an iceberg and sank on Its . d .I and an .. Widnisday, May 2$, 19S0-11C Herald, Sanford, FI TV HIGHLIGHTS By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD I U 1,I) — In 1912 it cost England a piddling $4 , is a neglected eyeball is really a. rounded glaucoma -hardened ens The filled with fluid cataract. fl exible globe 10 Ii Required 'jWii't . Lamb - . 9 I 2) 'II Dr the progress'? I'm 75 years r old. 8 . 'T-;+- medication that might halt regularly, probably once S 53 Geo 11 logical P0- . - — — "w — 7 8 5 )9 20 IF 1 1 207 23 Manatee (2 I powl"# ? J. I Leases Triton 49 Foxy 50 Plant exudation 48 nod 9 Upper surface 34 Alcohol 54 Energy-saving 10 Comedienne 35 Noisier time (abbr) 39 Monetary unit Arden — by Art Sansom KtU(OVfflO,3, 22 Hungarian over60 the cause '01 '11111 disease known and is there any 15 M - _. p5yc.Mtfr..Iglcr 20 Dairy product 47 14 . daughter .:==> L smMy 19 Waiter 27 Allow a * ab; — ~9 r'.28 - an borderline Please explain what these figures mean. . 2 I. Recently-I bad dulgarlbit T" curre ncy type 33 Sharply — . - .ovie Evening . — • - physical examination offered the by our city. I was told thatt the glaucoma test showed one eye 21 and the other 22 which was 43 Brothers wdsl 4 Writing fluid's 24 Spanish city 5 Smells 1 i DE DR IAMB DEAR -. H R 0 0% EA 5 3 Athletic star 40 Portend A --- H 3 1 Psychology .! I)Ot?t' - ! 11 Coflection Vivid Isa amphibian . - !i L 6" A Y maples 37 Conjunction J ) - - I I NJA1 2JAJU oJA DOWN 200ard 29 Long time - — 13 38 Froglike _, 1 - f a ri --4----. a , , CLIP 0 - E E IE type 58 Sit anew 23 Female saint _____ I I 57 Serving as 21 Lis rge trucks __~ 0 P . 18 1957m science 55 Cs frame, rs event (abb,) 16 51~a . J ascetic F RA I -11CISIA I tung . 'A Ancient 6 16 Snow runner 17 Mao --r e I Eye Pres su e . H ign -.GIaucoma CaUSe. 0 r MM 4aee _ j-61 - -- - Peake 48 I ?.. ~ C .13 NicheiIjlI 14 KIUIRID 45 Voun man 12 W a. Answer. to Previous Puzzle 42 Great igreustvle 1 - 41 Insect at a ic ACROSS I VIOLIN - . by Chic Young - 0 ,.., ' 0) I - .) .- - - - '. - -. 4 �- — ri - 12C .. EvnIngH.raW Sanford Fl nesday, May 2L1I0-11C .1 d Wednes ay, ' ii May . • . Greek Potpourri . -. • 4:30 HERB BISCUIT LOAF Y4 cup nwgarine or butter, softened BONANZA THE 000 COUPLE MERV GRIFFIN 5) BUGS BUNNY AND ½ teaspoon instant minced onion ½ teaspoon sweet basil leaves ½ teaspoon caraway seed '½teaspoongarlicpowder 2 (10.oz.) cans refrigerated big flaky biscuits Heat oven to 350 degrees F In small bowl, combine all Jgre4lenti.exitpt. hIlL!iiLI. &pate. d.agh iz'$.3 sj.1ts Spread both sides of each biscuit with margarine mixture; fold each In half. Place biscuits, fold-side-down, In ungreased 9x5 or 8x44nch loaf pan forming 4 rows of 5 biscuits each. Spread any remaining margarine mixture over biscuits. Bake at3so degrees F. for 32 to- 3e minutes oruntjl d' eep golden brown, Cool S minutes, remove, from pan Serve warm 1 loaf. 10 . TIP To reheat, wrap in foil, heat at 375idegrees F for 10 minutes or until warm. . . 17)GILUOANSISLAND TOMIANDJERRY I 0USTERRQ(R) 7 MV t)fRE . - . . .-... --.., •- ..--- -. .- ..-.--...-- . . 5:30 ) NEWS .., M ASH 0 . LOOK AT lIE (MON) 7)i DREAM OF JE.*NNIE - . v. C I . Y I DAY .: ) - - - . - - . 0. I LAR DINNER - - chicken, mast mnd2 hot bifler - - . IJ - . \ - . - • - - .1. . ..aiiJ .c, . _____________________ . . . ,. - . . .-. ' . • ..',..' V .. - I . . . - . . ;. • 4 Sal. C"no ' brepared whipped topping. Freeze until firm, 3 to 4 hours. Makes about I quart or 8 savings. SNOW CRAB CLAWS WITH a. , . P ICN IC. I) Lettuce - . CUP Ifl*yoflflal5e i 1 tablespoon capers, chopped COOKIN GOOD FRYER THIGHS . 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard I teaspoon finely chopped parsley I teaspoon chopped fresh tarragon or 1~4 teaspoon &led LI. 58' DRUMSTICK ' t N- CraV,1~&geonle i ttuci~ffik salad plates. To make Remoulade Sauce, combine mayonnaise, capers, mustard, parsley and tarragon, blend thoroughly. Place small amount PK. - •. 4 4O1 TEA I &.r - L4IV , I I Id . - - - - I -. - ___ - .. 9-T el - - •• Juice.. SWRIFft ..D .. &...s 1U ,COUPON r4t1h fI ...................____ - - -• — - --_ - .: - - - - a Subsidiary of Modern Merchandising In( . . - - , - - BALE PRICE / •. ...• . . 7',i' -- . . I .. • . :.. lb. :1 , •. :' . . . V•.. . •. I - • I - .- • •ii. 'I .f . . Men'Ub4*d, r, 7 , 1- 1$ 111111 fj%IItls, Rill 0"N""O Aliffiol %l' Lt. $122 , i'% 'ha' a llI ta'flI.j ' ,al"." - lllll 11',ilI' fill 18" oil 1011~.lj I PK 1201. a'' its . - al -- a • . .. - - $9994 ,.• -.4 -- - SALE PRICE - 594 ' IIOXt KAIK)N Dog - Food A , - - Foil 69 994 ASIT. FREEZER QUINN 3/$100 a 07 . CooIWhlp T.K. * ssr LUNCHLOI Napkins.. i ,ftlftl a,,,, ncj li3sue . ......79' SHURFINICHOPPID A'll Broccoli ....isoz.-, IHURPIN! ILACKIVI eas oz. 404 SHURPINI CutCorn - .,isoz.39' SARA LII PUMPKIN Pies ....,...soz.88' , .. •. -" Bags F $1 39 u CAN- 994 (TERMINATION . - - - •f••••fl•• C1fiIy .fl3SIsø. DATE OF SALE PRICES JUNE 29,1980 N.wsp.p.r Adv.ntising Supplement Catalog Supplement 0680 - S n ti .. I . - COUP10 - JNCH(OM MEAT $189 All-weath3f CM clurni 263 sq. in. cooüng area. 22.000 BTU 14" burner. Hsy.cMtymob4lamourstwfthwhasls. 20.1b LP tanli. r.guIato, hose. 74 lbs. 0I0e0016.7Coe,.I4s9.4.s192.00' - 594 - ROYAL OM C11ARCOAL Briquets box 69 . PJ(71 OFF'°T' LAM.1 S ' CASCADE DREAD &WTTU ne . - 33; POWDER Box td ' $109 m...............-cm x %tBandAId 3j99 LOAF SIZE $179 Pickles - --- - - ---- --- --'A. ,--- 5! . Mko .. .4.. AUTOMATIC D(SHWA5HVIG tas co, UL CP 500 MG 01 - 194 89 jjp flakes-- ---- -------- SHURID'g TALL KITCHEN • - - - 5. 0011W Salt---------- - 25 . • $ 69 BREAD ' $169 PRISN - - - ARGARINE Caress. ......... 2'2 22 884 I AMT a ROACH to Raid...................1"cm 1 MILK 4 ___ aAL'i MU SAL S QL VISOA HALF& HALF 3 Falt CT. IJUICE FlUITRINK ' a4Ag. GAL SUNNY DILL PURR O&&NSI JUICE 1°° pwVlasse011 $198 c,,,°" cells, CL0VRCRUKIXTIA RICO 14"0 -- - CLOVER CRICK LO-PAT - . MIRITA KING 1 1 3 nn $1 Rurr - - French Fries ,Li. i49 - M.JREPIL PlAIN OR vITAMIN C U~ Motor Oil COUPON CRISCO OIL Savliigs MUSHROOMS ti I C d....... . .. . ____________________________ 1. PIkES . ii PAHd 'SlIMS SHW1FINE cAs r. • 5HURV _.- 3 ea*ur 32 INCH — Raid . . - () I 3cà Apple Sauce 3c . I 'tcs ao'i ,. •. -. iThDAIt'ICP.LW • F1)1"2.JLCANS ,a ___ .. .. . , • Pork c Beans3c& ' .. - 5 •... - IT 98, $100 -a - vP r re& aaImai mlTtnra Snrinkla with ;.-_ rI - catalog showrooms La.481 S S k. s-.. SwItivVE - wichels -. .- ?g% . Spinach — - usa - - ..wi,a ni - - . $l Tomatoes aoxu Buns Crnrner MANDARIN __ - '' - STYLE MIt REV'fI ,, Race _____ - - Li PK REEN "FANS fe ________ 2c1"Z-:S$1 siøiiii TOMATO '— - nt"unaive - . QUARTER SLICED PORK 48 FRANKS MR.RJr4 5T(D . PEAC lIES - :. - I 11 - SHMINE INSTANT cup atsd Owldar cheese -. 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Chill. Turn Into bowl lined with salad greens and garnish with apple wedges. Yield: 6-8 servings. — LEAN BRISKET La. 68; 1, ~ Af1b, Core and dice apples. Place in large bowl; add lemon juice - STEAK ummer A RASPBERRY MOUSSE 1 10-ounce package frosen raspberries 2tab3eenoonnelaUn teaspoon lemon juice a IW.POOI) V.Maue.a 1½ tablespoons Klrschwasaer , :. iegg white P1nCh salt 4 c sugar 1 cup cream Thaw raspberries. Combine with gelatin, lemon juice, vanilla, Klrschwuaer and salt. Beat egg white until it forms In separate bowl, beat cream and sugar until it peaks. then egg into berrieL JUs 48 Lt. $2 DILMONICO StfURFWE cup chopped cashew nuts - - - . LOIN 29 LI. 68' PICNIC 2 Tbsps. lemon juice i Tbap. salad oil I Tbsp. chopped onion I tape. cur ry powder 1 tsp.salt T.IONI V Lt. HALF ON WHOLE PORK LI. SUNNYLANO SMOKED Lt. 884 Limit I With This Coupon 2 Cape Granny Smith Apples - 684 Le- COFFEE 49 1601 $ 2 - - - 01 MORE $218 Lt. 'STEAK ROAST RIBS MARTINSON 04 MR. AUTOMATIC REGAN FILTER BLIND cd Sauce ln cup at one end of plate. Sieve egg yolks and egg whites separately. Garnish crab with sieved yolks and whites. CU RRIED APPLE AND 3-½ cups cooked cubed chicken 1-1.3rd cu' cooked rice 1 cup mayonnaise - COOKIN 0000 FRYER tarragon leaves, crushed - LI. $2 68 PACK Los. BEEF . . CHITTERLINGS Lt $2" NECK BONES . - . . MEATY PORK TAILS At 2 pdckages (12 oz. each) frozen Alaska Snow crab claws - . . PORK. Lt. SLICIS - - - E A4DcINTIN CUT XTR ASLC AK FAMILY EXTRA LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE NNYLAND SMOKED _- . fl 11 PORK SHOULDER REMOULADE SAUCE -. . loop cuuc 10 PCT. PURR GROUND - — . --j;:.::•. ..:= -I--,---. COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STOREI, .STEAK ft drink mixture until smooth, but not melted; fold In • A P 0 Wrier or bowl. Freeze until partially frozen,-about I hour. r £ FOOD BARN IS ROLLING BACK MEAT PRICES! P1i THRUOOO LOWEST MEAT PRICES IN THE WORLD! TUIS.. Juwl 3 . rrepare whipped, topping mix as directed on package. Beat - -r.' SIRLOIN , . - About 18 to 24 servings. A S dissolve during freezing.) Pour into shallow nonmetal con- Casselberry .. Greek Rum Cake and Beach Party Cooler great for picnics. thoroughly mind and sugar is dissolved. (Soft drink mix will 10- 20 A.m. '' ...- '- - Combine soft drink mix, sugar and milk, stirring until 1 N. Hwy. . '" I envelope Dream Whip whipped topping tnix . , . , . F S - In yolk mixture and dry Ingredients. Pour mixture into a greased 9 x 13-inch baking dish. Bake In a 350 degree F. oven 35 minutes. Meanwhile in small saucepan combine remaining 3i cup sugar water; cook over low heat, stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved. Add orange and lemon slices; boil, Uncovered, 20 to 25 minutes until liquid Is reduced to ½ cup. Remove from heat, discard fruit; stir in liqueur. As soon as cake is removed from-oven, puncture cake with fork or food pick Gradually pour syrup over cake until all syrup is absorbed. Cool coñpletelyin pan. Cut lndlarnondshaPes.Yield: - . b S . . cup coconut rum liqueur Mix together zwieback crumbs, nuts, baking powder and salt. In small bowl of electric mixer beat egg yoW with I cup sugar, orange rind and vanilla until thick and lemon-colored.. In lar ge bowl of electric mixer beat egg whites until stiff. Fold • a. . - PASTEL FREEZE J envelope unsweetened soft drink mix, any flavor 1 cup pr 2 milk - cup water kit orange, sliced e- - cups PED" ', • . • 341 . 1 . . - - '! - .' . .• . .-.. . -- .' - -- ,,'. •. I'- - "% . .. GREEK RUM CAKE 18 zwieback toast slices, finely rolled (1½ cups crumbs) 11.4 cups ground walnuts 1 teaspoon baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 6 eggs, separated 14 cups sugar, separated I teaspoon grated orange rind 1 teaspoon vanilla - ••• . . • ... .. $- • . . • .... ... . -... .-. . - piece Is thickly and evenly covered. Place chicken In pan, skin side down. Fry In oven 25 minutes, then turn and fry 25 minutes longer, until chicken Is tender. Remove from pan Lmmediately. Makes 4 servIngs. - .day . large pieces, place chicken in coating, one piece at a time. Pile coating on chicken, Own press firmly on all sides until the $179 . _________ PICNIC CHICKEN 1 packet oven fry coating for chicken, crispy cru mb recipe ¼ cup oil or melted shortening 1C 1 tablespoon water 2½ pounds chicken pieces Preheatoven to400degrees. Emptypacketofcoatlngontoa sheet of waxed paper or Into a shallow bowl. Spread oil in a 15404-inch jelly roll pan. (A flat-bottom pan with sides not more than l Inch deep gives best results.)Ina large bowl, beat egg with a fork; add water and blend. Add all the chicken and toes gently to moisten each piece on all sides. Starting with - • -J with marjoram In drippings until tender. Add soup, corn and bacon. Blend cornstarch and water until smooth; add to soup mixture. Cook, stirring until thickened. Meanwhile, combine potatoes and cheese. Top beef mixture with potatm. Makes about 5% cups, 4 Servings. •_••__ When the temperature climbs, nothing brings more pleasure thansetting off for a favorite beach or lakefront to enjoy cooling breezes and refreshing waters. Take along your volleyball, beachball, or frisbee and plenty of suntan lotion for basking In the sun. Whether..you plan nakea day oLiLoezpeCt to spe4only a few hours on the warm sand, be sure to include fun-in-the-sun foods. Sandwiches, fresh fruit, and vegetable nibbles take but a few minutes to pack. Why not add a special treat for dessert and afternoon snacking? Tasty Greek Rum Cake Is easy to bake and can be done a day ahead. It's an exceptionally moist sponge-type cake that combines zwieback crumbs and finely chopped walnuts. " —. —'.------.--•-.- .... . -.--- . 9 . — .- .---- ... •_••..•* " 4 slices ½ c. chopped green pepper ½ C. chopped onion ¼ tsp. marjoram leaves, crushed 2 cans (19 oz. each) chunky beef soup I can (about 8 ox.) whole kernel golden corn, drained I Tbsp. cornstarch 2Tbsp. water • 3 c. prepared mashed pota toes , 6 Tbsp. grated Parmesan cheese In saucepan, cook bacon until crisp; remove and crumble. Pour off all but 3 Tbsp. drippings. Cook green pepper and onion - •3 •••• - COWPOKE SKILLET - - -•_• •• . or Outin . . M Perfed Treat - * - 79 98. VISIT OUR INFLATION FIGHTER AISLE -'SAVE\20% TO 50% AL .- - - -. '- 3 — - --.• - - . - - -' - �-I A •- - . 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Easy-clean aluminum ash dump. 32 lbs. l344-002-9 Your Cost $39.93 $66.54 Wing Table for above. Folds down. 3 lbs. I344.0045 Your Cost $7,94 ..... $10.60 Rotisserie Kit fol above grill. 5 lbs. 1344-003-7 Your Cost $24.96.... $39.10 (D) Turco Double Burner Gas Grill Model 1030. TurcoliteTu auto starter ignites twin 2O.000 BTU burners. Dual 626 sq. in, ofcooking surface, wood side shelf: 20-lb. IP tank. 108 1. $229.86 4314-012.8Co$t4g.9...... $299.00 (E) Turco Deluxe Double Burner Gas Grill Model 1014. Twin 20,000 BTU burners under 628 sq. in. of cooking surface. Contfols include Gas MInderTM LP tank measure system. TurcoI1I0TM automatic lighter and twin variable heat control. Includes 20-lb. LP gas tank, 110 lbs. 4 3l4-013-6 Your Cost $29990 .$329.0O (F) Turco Single Burner Gas Grill Model 1026. 30,000 BTU burner under 460 sq. in. cooking surface. Turcolitetu starter; variable heat control Includes 20-lb. LP tank. 83 lbs 04 .".•" t# CL 4 '$ 17 •II 'a-'-- t ' ' • 4- 1- 4 'Cannot be shipped p.'c.I post or UPS. - a Must buofs4pp.d by tItJ(j P1...e s.s b.ckof peg. this pubiIc.tIo to, an explanation of I&st.Isfw.ncerlc.. It) V 4?1ECTfl1C ROTISSERIE WING TABLE a . GALE PRICE -- 6 • - 986 El . . - A --- -- and manutsetwers'warrenty 0 Turco It rills feature Ti T-. BALE PRICE iirj$ controls with separate for each burner Cast aluminum hood and body for Viars of all. season. all-weather barbecuing Sturdy staild with wheels for mobility Includes 20 lb. LP gas tank. g • hose . Fu rco 229 8 6 VIC -V M. -4 4 TTi -- ,• low - -................ I L ,.t' '. •, •r • !i4Lr_ 5' S- • . :: ''1J . . / --- ...4 ' - GA9RICE 3-PI C11111 Picn61C set 1%1r, Z- - $ 7977 fJ E U -. -Relax Outdoors in Luxurious Comfort ' -_ WAh PAW, - - - 4 - -- - - - - ...; _ (A-B) Finkel 1sklt-Easyi5 Lawn Furniture. (0) Sldl.y Wrought iron Umbrella Table. 42' (G) 36-Position PVC Lounger. Shaped pillow. Yellow/white striped vinyl-coated FlexaireS diem. top. Tubular legs. White baked-on finish. Green/White. 22*72" long. 14 lbs. polyester. Rustproof acrylic finish on tubular Center hole for umbrella (not incl.). 54 lbs. 2550-020-8 Cost 611.91 $8.87 $17 95 aluminum frames. Easy to assemble. '4274-013-4 Your Cost $69.97.. $89.95t (H) Sun Terrace White Molded Folding Chair. (A) Chaise. 67' long, 26" wide. 21 lbs. (E) Aluminum Umbrella Shell. Anchors urn- Aluminum legs. 25*35" high. 9 lbs. 1188-002-0 Cost 17986-$69.86. $118.00 - brella when filled with concrete or sand. 3 lbs. 4312-016-1 Your Cost $16.86. -. 619 95t - (B) Lounge Chair. 28x38 high. 12 lbs. 1188-008-7 Your Cost $7.97 .....$11.00 (J-K) Keller Acapulco Furniture. Aluminum. 1186-001-2 Your Cost $38.86 - 655.00 (F) 3-Piece Picnic Table 8.1. Genuine Calk. Green polypropylene webbing, plastic arms (C) Finkel 7W 8-Rib Gordon Umbrella, Yetfornia redwood, 2 stock; treated with an oil (J) Folding Chair. 23 1,ix35" high 5 lbs. low striped vinyl-coated Flexaire' polyester. base preservative stain. Table: 68½x2344x28"H; '1188-004-4 Cost-O94-$7.93 - . . $11.98 Automatically cranks open; tilts. 18 lbs. 2 benches: 6816x10',4x18"H. 89 lbs. (K) Adjustable Lounge. 241/2 04" long. 8 lbs. 1188-004-6 Cost $84.66 .......$122.23 14254-006-2 Cost 1111109-9011179.77. $139.95 '1188-005-1 Your Cost 618.67. -. 92040 'Cannot be shippod p.t.csl post or UPS. Must be shipped by truck. Pl.sss back page of this publication for an sspl.natlon of ft.rofs,.nc. prices (H. and m.nuf.ctu.ers warranty Information. 3 - . I -------. --- - - . ._:_ ---- - . - , - I --------------------' [I P I ft S 4-' a.- 4- 3;c_ -- - �P ow p ( - : I • - - - 49 — / — - - — - '_-*- - - - .. 3Z - . 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Brass heavy- Adjusts from fine mist to jet stream; full o1part duty couplinge. Green. 10 lbs. -_- back p•of this public itin for an - ••. 0 — "planation ,- . ' ifll: 1, 11 it 4 1 oil 1 . . " SII 4 to 8' path. Corrosion-proof plastic impeller. Includes tested settings book, 15 lbs. * 60-NCE Cost $28.81111 111119,97, $36 95~ (E) K&S Electric Line Trimmer Model TAI 150. Rugged 1441' '/7 HP motor. Automatic line feed Lightweight. Cuts a 9" swath. 7 lbs. ut1 4336-004-9 Your Cost $24.94.... $31.95 (J) Lawn-Boy 20" Push Mower Model 4501. Cluiet 109cc -D" Series ongine for fingertip 'starting Floating handle provides "lowing comfort Fiiertip wheel adjustments let you change cutting heights quickly . 67 lbs 1024O01 .8 Cost $149.77 .... S PAID DIRECTLY BY THE MANUFACTURER CHECK OUR SHOWROOM FOR DETAILS k— Shipped pSrc& post Of UPS Must be shipped by i,uck * 01 MCQN2.1 #Mft mama too - 1 LEPRIc a (H) Lawn-Boy Grass Catcher Kit. Lawn care (D) Deluxe Broadcast Lawn Sproader Spreads accessory fits mower Model 45Ol below 5lhs - ' -' menor 5 95 11111 "11111 Jill '411, IIIIIIIIIIIIJ 14 of I.,, reference prices (ft and mnp' wsnsn -- c it 1111 1111 1141 . circle. Covers 80' diameter. 3 lbs. - inelnor \ , 'I'Ipp,,gIt' .. 'IIr,fl(% Ii •.. areas up to 2200 sq. ft. Brass jet nozzles for even water distribution and controlled spray. Watering pattern control dial. 2 lbs. 4482-001-7 Cost *"7 $7.47. ... $12.99 Si 79 00$ Cannot be * . Electronic Bug Killers UL listed 4- ., - . ... S. Vi . . , $14-94. A $26.99 (A) Electronic Bug Killer. 75 - watt incandes(F)WeedEaterl, Electric Line Trimmer Model cent blue light lures insects from 60lo70leet 807. Cuts a big 14" swath, yet is lightweight 4500-volts, 9 MA killing grid 14 lbs. and ezjsy to handle Tap-N.Go head auto1062-001-1 Cost $3-79* $29.97. $5410 matically releases extra line 7lbs (B) Deluxe Electronic Bug Killer. Attracts 4478.002.1 Cost 63494 829.86.. $44 99 from acre with 15-watt fluorescent black (G) Toro Compact 10" Electric Chain Saw light. 4500-volts, 9 MA killing grid. 15 lbs Model 51100. New in - lino motor design. 9-amp 1062-002-9 Your Cost $77.77. $i 1010 motor. Wrap around support handle. protec(C) 20" Dro Spreader with Lawn Marker. tive hand guard Low kickback bar, low Profile' you've Lightweight 7 lb =H=t:S wheels.$139 lbs 4476-015-5 Cost 944:97 $39.97 ..$5799t * 'i .. BALE PRICE Y() 0 . .---- MO* * -. smile" - __ -AMOU R AUUM4Q is Vessel an-Man is -MARMARM, S p • NMI C, o. nIl,n h 10 Ho __r — ii, 'I ? 19 . . , J1u.zrrAuL?bA use SALE PRICE W. N SALE PRICE 1, ;.. _' •-• -:''* . 97 ':' ,-,• . . . — S - :' - •. --r',,,p . -4 DO S S * / \__----- 1 -•'H---'—"------- - �INV -• a -.-- - S - - -_. -- -.--_--_-- __-s - - -5-- - 5 -. a -, - S S _- . 4b.. _.._- -.--.----. - . 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Padded shoulder strap,, carrying strap. 1 7 ½x 135½ Yix ". 2 lbs. . 1004-038.4 Ccst44e*p-s11,08 * kf,f4 - - -5 -. --.•- It 1 -4010- . , . Colas. May Vasy -. $r . <$ --1 6 O ... . - - . - S • I 97 • S S - [El - I '.• / / , * * .... otod heads; cycolac insert. Right hand. 6 lbs. .- '1322.008.2 Your Cost $64.97... 8100.00 (F)MacGregor "Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear" Iron, Set of 8 (3-9. PW). Precision weighted • for perfect balance. Right hand. 12 lbs. 1322-011-6 Your Cost 899.97.. 8160.09 (G) Ajay 8½" Step- Down Golf Bag. 6-way divider top; 2 pockets. Vinyl. Rancho color. 8 lbs. 10O8-O38-4 Colt S24.97 $19.80 ,, 635,00t (H) Ajay "850" Folding Golf Cart. Stands/ rolls when folded. "Cradle" brackets. 12 lbs. .5. . . q j L EJ SALE PRICE SALE PRICE .$10.95f CO . (C) 3-TrcyTacd. 0o 25 Compartments. "ip" No-Ti top; 16-1/2*8.3/.48". 5 lbs. 1880002.5 Coit4li .p?S9.g7 .. .81595. . (N) Daiwa Ma"alL$yst.m Reel feaYurs " -na* twistE 41 - . gearratlo,antl.revoru;holdaOSyds 4-lb.test 2pc. 4½' rod. 1 lb.______ M 1D54.0208 Cost $12.6 $19.66 .. $29.95t (J) Z.bco 3490 8pIn-Cast Combo. #33 reel 1SALE PRICE S . .. $18.00t (D)Cobmcn Double PAantl3LLnt3rn,Spreads a 100' circle of light. 2-pint tank. Uses Coleman fuel. 14' high. 6 lbs. 1126.002-3 Your Cost $24.97... •36.95f (E)EvSedyRectara.I Each charge gives up to 21A hours of continuous light. Conloins nickel cadmium batteries. 2 lbs. .$J.813,83 ... 831.95 1428-019-2 () P111311 Co.rd end Knife Combo. Knife with 6" stainless blade. 24x6 molded board. 2 lbs. 1204.005.4 Cost 4.Ø97.$6,97, - Equipment IA) IS Game/Trainer.#4 ball net stretch band, stake, 32-pg. book. 3 lbs. 1068.002.3 Cost 4-1O97-$8,97 .. $16.00 (B) Superstar Foursquare AllAu W diam. Rubber composition. Waterproof..2 lbs. 1150-024.6 Cost 3-94-$2,97..,. $5,00t IC) Spalding "Palo" Pro Flite Soccerbafl. 32.panel molded loather cover. Official. 2 lbs. 1402.074.7 Your Cost $19.97..... $3100 (D) Acushnet TitIoist Golf Balls. The protrajectory golf balls. Box qf 12. 2 lbs. 1058-001-7 Cost Ol3.97-$12.97 ..$17.95t I Spalding Top.Flite Golf Balls. Rugged coy ' ers for long-lasting use. Box of 12. 2 lbs. 1058-002.5 Cost 613.)7-$12.97 . $17.95t (E) MacGregor ""Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear" Woods. Set of 3(1-35). Permawooctm lamin- steel covers; 100 yds. of 10-1b. line. 116100 2-pc. 6' medium.actaonglass rod. 2 lbs. 1732.007-8 YourCost S21 97 $36.00t (K)Coleman"0eca?14oaI Coalor. Holds 12 cans plus 10 lbs. of Ice. Drink holders In reversible lid. 134x94x15. 7 lbs. 1126.025.4 Cost 413,07-810.97 ..$16.95t (L)Colemvi54 Qua,tSnowUt.Cool.r.Ure. thane insulated Recessed steel platedhandles for easy carrying. 221Ax1315i. 16 lbs. 0 1120-016-3 Your Cost $34.97.,,, $44.95t (M)Uno-Vaol.QuaflStsifll,U Vacuum Bot. tb with Mandle. Unbreakable stainless steel liner and plastic lined cup 'Doubte5.iI'stop. 1002-007-1 Your Cost $24.97... $31.95t (J) Wilson Chris Evert "Autograph's Racket.. . For women. Ash/maple frame. 1 lb. -. .'145ZU2.4,Your..Coat $34.97,.. .,. $65.00. -...,-. rats*(K Banci.Jt.Bori'i 6og4ii StØr Jc Rac$dt ' 26" long. Multi -wood laminations. 1 lb. * 13-016. Cost $0.44 $6.44 ...... $1200 (L) Wilson "Jimmy Connors Rally" Racket. Tubular aluminum frame. Open throat. 1 lb. 1452-020.9 Cost 417.67 $14.97 .. $25.60 (M) Wllsqp TX6000 Steel Racket. 1!ead is 19% larger for larger sweet spot. Increased density string pattern. With cover. 1 lb. 1452.170-2 Your Cost $49.97.... $88.00 N (N) Linen Tennis Tote. Fully lined in vinyl. 2 outer pockets. Asso,ited colors. 2 lbs. 1278.083.9 Your Cost $4.44...... $6.00 (P) Penn "Centre Court Tennis Balls. Nylon/ cotton/wool cover, Orange. Can of 3. 1 lb. -• 1380-005.7 Cost $2.39 $1597 ......$3.95t (R) Spalding Championship T.nnis.0all.,For hard court surfaces. Yellow. Can of 3. 1 lb. 1402.006.9 Cost $2.34 $1.97 ......$3.95t (5) Wilson Extra-Duty Championship Tennis Balls. Fine nap. Yellow. Can of 3. 1 lb. per. Easy pour, no-drip 11 .4 4 lbs. 1452-004.3 Cost 29t $1.97 .......$3.95 l438.002.$CoSt44Ol.$IOg7$3975t Naqamis pnsl.,d PIs b t 0fl of IsfSIStSnoptco, ..IIlI It lfldMIsIw4Cbjri. *Cannot b. shipped p.c&pool oaUPS. Must b. shipped bytiucli PI.aa.sa.backpef*hspibUcatlon fo, an explanation of Ii.I-,sfsr.nc. prices III. and manufacturers* w.anty ,c Into,mafton. - / '/ i - .S,:.. .....-;-I-f:I I - -----.-'' . '- . . .-. - - ..- - - -S - - ..IS a. e tr P b.. -a -- - - • flCl'O , S -- SA , . YO a. . . t0t.7 .... I - . -- .. - . - a. -I--- l :. .I S I- • _-_ .555 .- S 5 •- �- t - 4 .- .- a - --- - --. -- - lb • 4 -•--- -- - --- -.- - - — - - - - -- - - _._. - :.- •-4rn - -- - -_-.._.- ___•4_t_•• .-J_- -4I.__--•'- - — - .- -•-. 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Dual cal-5 19" ladles' style frame. 43 lbs. brown fenders. Chrome rims and full length Iper center pull handbrakes with dual position 0798O-019-9CostC99$79.66. $119.95t protective chain guard. Mocha. 33 lbs. lovers. 27x1'A" gumwall tires. 43 lbs. 7870-049-1 Cost $59.97 $54.88 . $79.95t (D) Huffy Santa Fe® 26' Men's 10-Speed 0 7080.032-2 Cost $119.97. ... $139.95t Racer Model 25880. Deraillour gearing sys1 •• Clii• Irirnill iiUO.'ifl9 A • 26"12-8pe.dHacerModel269sO.Aabove temwith numbered stem. mounted shift leVer$, Model (Fk.u,umbiaiO 0027. Girls version of fE) in attractive S Dual caliper brakes - thposition dual 3-color blue finish. Chrome finishrims and *7980-033-0 C $114.97 $129.95t Maas bond handlebar racing saddle.$139.95t 43 lb extension seatost New full length decorated (B) Huffy Stride, 26" Mini 10-S peed Race' •79 chain guard. 39lbs. odel 26820. Features; deraillour gearing sys. Santo Fes 26"Laidies"I 0-Spead Raw Model .7670-050-9Cost*90-ff $54.88. $79-95t lam with conveniint stem-mounted shift Is- 26890. As above but 19" frame. 43 lbs. von; dual caliper handixakes. Meet bend han- 17980.034.8 Cost $9997 .....$139 95t (G)Pollc.Hot Cycle®. Battery-operated siren, disbar with racing style saddle. 210 frame Shnts Fo824" Boy's I O-Speed Racer Model clicker motor sound. Big 16" front wheal. 3_bIj b"kpatiothispubkodonftir dans 8safetytU bl ip:OrIe vinyl o tubUlar 1150-020-1 Cost vinyltarget rings. 2lbL Trao-B&IIa. Players tr.p, catch and throw I n 0nIlnuous motion. Includes 2 racquets, 2 lightweight balls and 2 heavier ballsforthstanceandwjflr,ydays $12 95t (M)SUPIrUtATO,RInQXO,$,, Oo 24 es. ules and 16 lbs. 115 $24.95t (N) JOWS. Exciting pa"g, game features two Wood paddles. anchor block with rubber covered bottom, bollbancL And elastic band Attached. With replacement 1258-004-9 yow Cost Instructions. 2 lbs. expianation tiftes I% manwacturew information. S 4 - 0 - SALE PRICE iI \ -$ E 97 16 5- F 4 4 SALE PRICE WAIInden $5481- ;— -=---- - - poles; two 8" ground sleevei Rules. lbs. U . 1150-061-8 Cost $13• , s , Superstar Deluxe 4Pl.y.r Badminton '.11. Iemperedsteelshafted,aet,withlamj. filed, glass fiber reinforced frames nylon strings; leather grips. 2*x2O* not poles. plastic shuttlecocI Official rules be. 1150-020-4 Cost $13 7 95f (H) SPO""Oft Synthetic Leather Volleyball. Official size. Seamless rubbeir bladder. 2 lbs, 1258-007.2 Cost $12.97.$19 (J) Deluxe Olympian Badminton/Volloyboll wit ball, plus 1" steel pole, roundsleeves, all h fld 3 shuttlecocks. Rules 6l1,s for ' ' goal ': lBl8-OO2-9Costp14$15.7 ..$2695t World Class Frlsbee& Recommended for reestyIeandFrise®Øf 104"dlam. 1.lb. 1446-001.8 Co.t43O?-$2g7 •. $5.50f (E) Superstar Deluxe T.tbas-b.11 Set Set with builtIn Iooti:ece. 1½ tubular Steele with ground sleeve; 8' nylon rope. 8 lb.. .1150.022.0 Cost .loe?.7.9-,'. $15.50 (F) Superstar Deluxe Volleyball Set. Official size and weight re-inflatable . - - . 1. '••,A- WFFY (0) Skowhegan 6-Pla"r Croquet ifet. 6" , rockmaple heads with white vinyl cap* 3corn wire wickets. Rack with carry handle. I I lbs 1518-001-i Your Cost $21.94... $29.95f (C)f an 4-PI ye Croquet Set 7.rock maple heads with.vinyl Cape, 24" handles -.02 ) . I - -- - !LI . S - Outdoor Games (A) Skowhegan 5.playercroqUfl Set. rock maple vinyl capped mallet heads, 26 long handles. 35/16" compres,ed,.knulJ hard maple balls. Goal stakes, wire wickets. Wheel rack with golf can type handle. 19 lbs. N -- • — 11 4f -- $5488 - I —. r. 'l -.- - .L LI I I to - -. -• :. - - -- - 4-,-•' I - - -• 4 S . • S • - S - S - - • - S - -- - �.- t• - . a: •. . - I 9 • •• 0 - -. ...- - _.. '.- - - - * - - -- . ' - 4 . . S. . 0 • . . - -. -- ... •- -. I * 5 - . . . . - -- ' .. - - - . - '-.- -r - - - . r * .z - . . • ,.- . 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LED bat. tory signal; test switch. With 9V battery. 2 lbs. 3682-002-9 Your Cost $1397 829.95 (C) Hoover Celebrity" IV Elite with Power. matic'M Nozzle Modo1S31412 speeds. 3.4 peak HP. Power-pedal switch, steel agitator. headlight. 14-qt. bag. With attachments 35 lbs 3748-026-6 Cost $194.97 .....8319.95 A(D) The Shower Massage by Water t Wall 'I Mount Model SM2. Adjustable shower head with pulsating lot action. 1 lb. "3532-005-0 Your Cost $16.97.. 826.95 (E) Hand-Hold Shower Massage by Water PikTModeISM3. Same action as(D). but with A I El •'5--' I ( I' . - - .5 60" vinyl hose and mounting bracket. 2 lbs. ••4 3532.006.fl .• a 841.95 blades. Built-in trimmer. Case. 2 lbs. 3906-0-1 Your Cost $19.97.... 827.95 (0) Clairol "1 for the Road" Compact Dryer Model MOl. 3 heats (to 1200 watts), 3 speeds. Fold-up handle/stand. 120/220 volts. 2 lbs. 3604.008.1 Your Cost $16.47,.., 827.99 (H) Conair Pro Style 1250-Watt Dryer Model 085. 2 speeds. 4 heat settings. Lightweight. t,nbreakable housing. U.L. listed. 3 lbs. 3610.011-3Co5t.-1..8.$15g7 $29.99 - A F ; h AT h1ikI -, •. - ... (J) Clairol Kindness Deluxe 3-Way Hair- .. s3tterModelK400S.Watermist.coflditioniflg , .g mist or dry set. 20 assorted thllers. 6 lbs. 3604-018.6 Your Cost $25.97 .....84599 (K) Clairol True- to- Llght Make-Up Mirror Model LM7. Four light settings. Regular and :- •,6 . ... ..--- -. magnifying fr1Q1LP1Ug outlet. 5 lbs 3604-004.6 Your Cost $2397 838.59 (L) Nor.lco Nail DazzlerTu Model H89400. Cordless manicure/pedicure machine with 5 attachments, batteries and case. 1 lb. 3820-007.7 Cost-400749.53 $14.95 (M) Windm.,e Hot Curling Brush Model HCB1. Thermal bristles; 2 heat; stand. 1 lb. 090-005-2 Cost -$14$593 ..... $9.99 AU REIATESPAIDDICTLYBYTHENANU RE FACTURER. CHECK OUR SHOWROOM FOR DETAILS. Cannot UPS Must be Shipped bV truck. Please iio back p.g' of ttiI. publication So S'Iflat of IIl-T$4W.nc• prices It). and Insnufsctu,.,,' wlnsnty information. * .. * . ftw - 4 -..,. 0 Ifo,,i ' * - • or .. •' .. . . (,- r I I .• •.. .4, - - • - AtL REBATES PAID DIRECTLY BY THE MANU. PACTURER. CHICK OUR IHOWROOUFOR DETAILS. PIsos. iss back ~ publlc.tIon for an .aplon.tls.i of Ihii$4.,sns. piles. Ii). r' - __ a * ... . vcc1cN-elLEx. ... (F) Remington Triple Head Cord Shaver Model PM850. 3 micro-slot heads with re- -. % Your Cost $2447 Proctor-Silex Automatic Drip Coff.em.k.r Model A301 N. Brews 2-10 cups. Mini-basket for coffee saving. "Keep warm" setting. 7 lbs. 3856-002-5 Cost 619.97-617.87.. $36.95 Farberware 12-Cup Automatic Percolator Model 142. Stainless steel coffeemaker brews 2-12 cups at Cup-A-Minute speed. 4 lbs. 2686-011-8 Your Cost $32.56.,,, $48.99 Hamilton Beach "Smart Iron" Model 890. Light glows when iron is plugged in. Ready light. Self-cleaning. 65 vents. White. 4 lbs. 3700.026.2 Your Cost $22.97,... 643.05 (D)Sunb..m Chrome Ml*master with Dough Hooks Model 180. 235W governor controlled motor. 12 speeds, 4-qt., 1½-qt. bowls. 16 lbs. 4036-146-1 Your Cost 87977.,. $133.25 - (E) Sunbeam "Burst of Power" Hand Mixer Model 376. 25% extra power at the touch of a button. 5 speeds. Cord removes. Almond. 3 lbs. 4036-023-2 Your Cost $1744.... $27.85 Model 373. As above, but in Harvest Gold. 4036-034-9 Your Cost $17.44. $27.95 (F) Hamilton Beach 14-Speed Blender Model 640A1. Hi/lo switch. 40-oz. container; 48-oz., 16-oz., 12-oz. container. Almond. 10 lbs. 3700-010-8 Cost 124.9O-$22.47.. $42.95 (G)Toastmaster 2-Slice Toaster Model BlOt. Compact design. Color selector. 4 lbs. 4072-002-1 Cost $11.00 $9.97 $17.95 (H) GE Toast-R-0ven' Model 1104. Toasir 4 slices, automatic shut off, flakes at 200-5000. Top browns. Removable tray and rack. 8 lbs. 664-009-2 Your Cost $32.97. $50.98 (J) Rival Slknlin. Tall Can Opener Model 739M. Open all size cans up to 7" high. Click n Clean cutting unit. Almond. 4 lbs. 3940-014-8 Cost 411.77 $9.97 $20.45 Modal 739H..As above.ut in Harvest Gold. 3940-047-ø Cool Sll.77$9,97 $20.45 (K) West-Bend 12" Automatic Skillet with SlIverStono8i Model 1440. SilverStone' nonstick interior. Immersible. Brown/Almond.7 lbs. Your Cost $26.88;; $55.78 Hamilton Beech 6-Qt. "Crock Watcher" Model 417 HO. Removable crockery liner. Automatic heat shift. class cover. 14 lbs. 3700-090-8 Your Cost $24.57,.,. $43.98 PrestoS PopCornNowTu Continuous Corn Popper Model 04810. Crisp-dry or hotbuttered popcorn, air-popped nonstop. 6 lbs. 3808-024-8 Your Cost $25.94.... $47.00 of INs - MIn4IqIWSr,' Warranty IAISIMISIIOØ. CLAIROL I lip ~4 - --- • -1--s.ø '_:'-:i.. -jI3•. .5. ---•- - --.'q...- - • ,---------- .&'-?-- - . --------- . 4 , .S -_ - - - • S ..... . - ."$••-. 0 . - 'a. ' O - - - •5 - - 17 CcdA,c' its 5-' to . ,,•• .1 - In- Al SALE RICE $963 Isom L $1597 **Rebate -I- 62 00 6 21 80 - - BA LE PR • -: 5...=i;r:is. --- -. .4l10 0• -- ...-,- at - - - - - -. • 0 0 - - S .- . - . I . -, I - - - . - a . - •0 I . . . 5• . . • . 0 • S I t a 5--. H - * 4. 0 I• . , . . • -• : - S -. . - - 5 ." 0 • •0 4 . , �a a a - - I. ._,. - — • — - - - —a • - i-.. jr---aIa - -- 't. - —. % - 4. _'•, . - . -- -- - * - .- ...4. — . 1 - - - _ r __ "-.a - - - ... — — - • —. - — A - - -is. — - - - -.. --- •' - — -. — — — - a 1 _.4.m _!i -S V% ..aaM '4 - a1ii a.- - . . — a- - 4. - - a- • a - - - -- - - - a - — _-_._4_ S - — -S — -a -4. -4. - ---4— -4 - 'I a a -- a • 696 ALEPPIcr Ar CKMNING I ________________ . SALE PRICE Cook and Serve Housewares (A) L.C. Germain 0 5-Place Knife Set In Block. Chef. utility and paring knives, slicer. fork; hand- A , SvtwfthSihm t~-SturdyalurNnumwith ground blades. Black hardwood block. 4 lbs. Vk:" copper Color Porcelain exterxic. brown accentsakwoW dies are dishwasher omelet pan. 5-qt han- (0)Regent I O-Ploce Carbon Steel Knife S ' et. won' t burn Dutch (C) Chopping Block. 1 2x16*1½ thick edge. 2660.004-9 Cost •4Ø7 $399 ( 8) 8-Square (C)Pair Of Coming Grab-Its?w Modell PI So. Sake *n Serve^individual PO irthons-Whae. a SALE a a - P~ S988 •a J0 - - 2 Your Coat $51.54 2602-002-4 ummmummmuummp .. $23.95 oj".Vu IF) Nordic Warst 10" Square Sltv"tondg Griddle. Heavy cast aluminum; SitverStoneg non-stick surface. Bakelite handle. 2 lbs. Ssffw as above. but O-quart Sim, 7 ft. 3ON-01 8-0 Your Coo $27.97.... $41,98 (n RGvu@ ""116mCOOkwa.Sisit. Gleaming stainless Steel cookware is very durable. (0)NordicWare Divided Skillet/Ornislat Pin. Porcelain finish on heavy-gauge aluminum.' 'Non-stick Interior. Harvest/white,f2 lbs. 2778-017-0 Your Cost $9 97 $16-00 1, ZUti fo; use in 5t iflclUdes 1½ 2 and 3-quart I B-oz. . black pitcher is doubile-wall 5188-O08.OYourCostS9.M ..... $15.99 (J) Over-thsa.Sintt Board. Hard rock maple, 12it13. Fits sinks up to 18.4 te, 2620.006.3 ? $3.97..... -7 K)OEEltronhcDjglt.sc.o. Model EDsl Easy.ta-r.aii r digital display. from 25-300 Your Cost $32.97.... $49.98 P%ow we 1111111h: JflL.a S4 NCa5 s .. ii •' - I 1i a- I lbs. •a_ -- sheet; muffin, loaf, biscuit pans. 6 lbs. 2860-025.4 Cost 412S8.97-----81834 (K) Regal Quart ngr l color l: Push inish. 2 ltle. lbs. 2874-017.3 Your Cost $4.97......$7.95 (L) Nordic Were 12-Cup Bundt' Pan. Cast aluminum; non-stick interior. Harvest. 3 lbs. 2778-040-2 Your Cost $937. . $14.00 (M) Cosco Folding Stop Stool. Cushioned vinyl seat and back; chrome frame. Safety treads on steps. Seat Is 23 high. Saddle. 11 lbs. 2682.015.9 Cost $-I -7704-$13.97 ... $24.00 — .1*taiu pu oI an s*plaaiailon - of •I-,,fS,snci It) .. ( 5a9 I Plece 4 0; t:L Set. Non-stick silicone coated inside and out. 2 rountl souare cake nan.:2 pie plates; cookie Insulated. top-rack dishwasher f• 3 3864.01 ., BALE PRIC, EJ regular and microwave ovens dishwasher. Won't stain 4each-targe andrnediumplate. "uU'Q5 1 6-Ouncil cooW. 15 lbs, 4 984-059-8 Cost444a $9.83-----$1700 M01181fic gold and 1 $9.97 sure Cookw. Cooks 3 to 10 times faster. retains nutrients. Pressure regulator. automatic sit vent/cover lock. Recipq book- 5 lbs. 00 (0) Libbey 24-Piecte Chocolaft Selleiiiis Turw - 80F soup spoons, salad forks, cocktail forks, ice tea and 9' Open skilleft. (Dutch am and 3-o. -, Coat $1 spoons; 16 teas000ns:6 servInG Dieces. 6 lbs. L1f5 - non-toxic preservative. (E) Stanley Roberts lO.Pl.c. "Dream floee' kpw twit 74M Vft;v%cows, Seat 1 clear, .... $7998 in - with Holds 6 knives and sharpening steel. 7 lbs. lbs 0(11 Cost $8.87...... $899 p,.uurer.vutckD: 190k. Polished m. 12 - 38W - 0 (D)Slanted Knife Block. Northern hardwood, sq.46 $6,9S.... $10-25 sealed (D) - Casserole 2SM-007-5 Cost a-- - 1 IA " - 1 a - BALE PRICE 397 a - 1 - a said msnidsctw.,s wwvity 10101Th.lIOfl. - ) -.. - - a 13 ':- I - 4- ....- a, a - - / 1 — I •- - - - -- a - ..e .a- - a P - �_' S . - • 7 4 -S i -- -_, - - - '---- -' - . -,•. . - ...4 - - 5•_• S. - - - - - - . - - .1 - 4 - _••__, -. - 4. - - . - i__ - - - - S - j - . S • - . -- - - . ... . - . .. . - .. . .- . - '-.--.- --.---- ------------- - - - - . - - 5_ - ----- - 0' ----- --- -5--- - -5---. ... 5 - - - 0* - .5.- - 5 --------- 5 -. - - --- '- - _ - - - - • --- r;$ - - ______.______ - ._ _ -----':---- - - -- 0 - - - -. .7 .-- -. . . - - ... - • - --- - •0 - • - •-••-!.--•. a • 50 - •. .. - r1 - 5- - :.. . .a -5._S.... - .• •... p -; - . -- 0• - -- . ,- .••-- - ..55_I . . - S 'am. -. . 05 S . • •I :. - I , S - - / • -- p - - - -- - - -t -- - - - - - . S. V a '4- -; Decorative and Elegant Touches for Your Dining Pleasure w (A)l5BackgammonSstSaddie.tonevjnyl case with carrying handle. Color-coordinated IC a LXV E - SALE 9~41EE S 227 --.r •. - - - IEX• . - _.. • _ . .J F SALE P r, $29 4, 'r -- - - - - - - -. - l- 84 ' $' - S - .• " . S 5 - • - - . ,'. . S - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -. - - .. . S - - ' " .. /1 Li.. ,•. 'ii'-. -. S, •.. t4 . ... . •- • I - - -' . i1t,S, - I s i / r lop ls .' ' #uIL.. . 'v*' 4 ' A' •,••• ui. OZC,-itui u . . :5.. a - -- or SALE PRICE . "" ..' S 4.jvo,m.uon. . . .... - D SNOOpyc-1USunt.dF.a*u,sSyndhcts.lnc. sot this pubiiç.tion foe p1....... back ,:s,d,Iw-c. .. .•..... SALL piucc] E ./ . in 7 Pt . . (H) "Byrdes" Lead Crystal Basket. Lu urious 4 centerpiece or server is 24% Europea11 crystal. Lavish hand-cut "Byrdes" design. I I high. 6 lbs. 4876-009-4 Cost $38.97 $29.97 .. $47.00 (J) Footed Chippendale Style Serving Tray. Impressive silverplated tray is ideal for serv ing beverages or food. 14'4x1 1 / 3 lbs. 4 . -1%, 1' 4 ost q 1 4.96 ... a Ifl ..,., Your C , (K) International Silver 4-Piece SUverplatod Coffee Service. Beautifully designed with pine81)$)lO finials on covers, individually looted bases. 9-cup coffeepot. covered su ar bowl, creamdiameter, rayIbs 000 (1) 45-Piece "Kristin Lee" Fine China Set. Floral pattern rimmed in gold. Durable, dishwasher safe. 45-piece set includes 8 each: I 01A" dinner plates, salad plates. soups, cups. saucers, I each: 14" platter, round vegetable bowl, creamer and covered sugar. 48 lbs. - - I ••. . * * 9138-110-3 Cost *0.07 $7.88... $14.95t - . . ..a 2650022.3 cost4947 $6.97.... $10.99 f usi-rsfsrø , A from France. Set includes: 9"diameter serving bowl. six 6'individual bowls. 8 lbs. -- - 97-- Ic 7 1 ;:4 - (M) 3-Quart Open Bake and Serve. Silveiplated pierced gallery frame with ornate handles and feet. Removable ovenproof liner. Perfect for buffet serving. Qxl 8" long. 9 lbs. 9138-128-5 Your Cost $22.90... $26.95t (N)4-PieceCoasterAshtraYSet.Si1verp1ato and crystal. 4" diameter. Gift boxed. 2lbs. 9138-003-0 Cost $4.00 $2.97.... $5.95t (P) "Snoopy"C Doghouse Bank. America's favorite in gleaming silverplate. 33Ax3'Ax6" high. A lasting gift. 2 lbs. WI SlpIa4st1s4 - - - $ - (1) Pair of Ataba.trfte Doves. Flawless detailed doves from Italy. 31A high. 2 lbs 4802-003-6 Your Cost $2.17 $2.27 00 W)ftromex 3-Quan Ics Bucket. Attractively styled. walnut grain vinyl over steel. Gold-tone cover. Large carrying handle. 3 lbs. - ff - 2832-003-8 Your Cost $14.97.... 817.50 (F) Crystal Clear Footed Bowl. Full load crystal fruit bowl with elegant hand-cut rose de83A" diameter, 43A" hi h. 5 lbs. TAU048-8 Your Cost 111111.97 .... $17.25 (G) J.G. Durand Lead Crystal Footed Bud - - PR . (D) Set of Four 8..Ounce Wine Glasses.2 lbs . 2632-004-4 Your Cost $14.97.... 817.50 (E) Set of Four 7-Ounce Champagnes. 3 lbs. - - - (i4)2-(Iucrt Solid COpTs.ksflh. 'BeautjfuI Early American design. 2 lbs. 5158-001.7 Your Cost $11.67..., $16.00 l?)tronez "HerItage Hous.' Ssrv.tt.. For table or buffet. 13'A chrome tray with glass platter. Pewter-tone flnd wood handles. 5l 4826-004'O Your Cost $i2.97,.. $19.00 (1) "DIcm.nt" 7-Piece Salad Set by J.G. A 4, ished "Coffee House" rack is 170", Rocking. ham Iii-Ione brown band mugs. 7 lbs. 4802-031.7 Cost $11 (H) 4-Jar Canister Sol with Rack. Jar tops and rack are solid oak with golden oak finish. Four I/2-gallon glass lars- Air-tighl covers keep contents fresh 8jL8x24- rack.8 lbs. 5028-041-1 Your Cost $2497 Ii (J) Premium Quality IaIII Set. i ,.' ta ll . Slain. less steel gears. Walnut finistb 3 lbs 5158-008-2 Cost 4O -07-$5.97.. $12.60 (-() Octagonal Oak Chess. Tray. Solid oak tray with all-around cracker well, colorful "Good Earth' tile center. C) Ch a (A) Summerfield Pedestal Candy Box. Lovely hand-cut pattern on genuine crystal. Cover included. 10%" high. Perfect gift. 6 lbs. 9138-212-7 Cost *10.67 $14.97 . 823 95t (B) "Summerfield" 7-Piece Wine Set. Handcut crystal sat includes: 40-ounce. 124' high decanter and six 6½" glasses. 7 lbs. 9138-208-5 Your Cost $32.97... $42.95t (C- E) Colony 4-Piece "Sara" Sternware Sets. parkNostalgic gray-cut "Sara' floral pattern on sparkling crystal. Long, graceful stems. (C) Set of Four 10-Ounce Goblets. 4 lbs. 2632-002-8 Your Cost 814.97.... 81750 - interior. Playing pieces included. 4 lbs. 8262-012.1 Cost $14.97 $12.97 $21-95 (B) Alsy 28" Bean Pot Table Lamp. Antique White textured base. Beige color linen on vinyl shade. 3-way llghtlhg. 18 i 6598-004.7 Your Cost $31.77... .. $49-95 (C) Alsy 20" Bean Pot Table Lamp. Same as (B) above, but Terra Cotta base. 18 lbs. 6598-005-4 Your Cost $31.77 ......$49.95 (D)Viking Viking Valet. Double level valet with wells for pocket contents and jewelry. Smooth grained Wood 12041,1'. 2 lbs. 4554.005.1 Your Cost $4.67 $2.97.. $550 Lift-Top Jewel Chest. Detailed wood cabinet has 18 earring compartments under ml,. ror-lined lid. Lower drawer is fully lined. Bronze hardware,A O'Ax5l/4x3 1,i" high. 3lbs. 5040-082.9 Cost 4ff $7.97..,.... $16.95 3-Tier, 30-Bottle Filled Spice Rack. Co. lonial style pine rack. 30 bottles are filled with I I lbs. r6p6ulVsf~= Ifltl?Vfl1tiOfl41I Sihr Ccrv.i• •s.e'..* '' . . .. . - .. - ...4."i." i__li' - - •. -- r.. - - - . - •5•lC0PI .... ' - .-,;..vr-.'_' ....... •'"'t' ••• -. ..Sm. ( BALEPPE IC ! 97 et 29 M 45 Pc Got 1 ,~ ¼Th r S. . -71 .;•Q ______ L •-:.- _________ \k:. !"') 5itd - BALE PUCE] - 1. Toemarh . 555 15 -:::_-'-• ___________________ -5- . 5_S 0 - I -, .- - . -S • - -' - - --- 5---- - - -St a *0. / 1' 5 0 - 5 I 4 -- - . . - 5 S____, •• �. - - p - _______-. _e •' -- •-e___•__•_--- - - *•5•__ - ---5 -5- -- - - -- - -.- --_ - _- - - - 5--- - - - .- 5 • -- . S S -. * - . , - ,- - .5 _•__••* _ * 0 do '- -- * - . . - - . . * S . . . . . S. S . _5 - - * - - - . .. - -5--.- -.- . . • . S .- S . . ..- - .. * - F -.5 -5-- S _ *__4_ _44- - . -• S. 5 1 . . S. -.. - *..•t,....t*.. . . ' -p.--- •- -- --•' * . .. f" - .. ,-S 'V . •. .(H) Samsonite CordobstM Luggage. (Al Ladies'50" Oar.tBag. ; 4 lbs. 5878-009-9 Cost 5878-018-0 Cost $39.94 Tan S- 7000 IB) Ladies' 29" CartwheislaO Pullman. Has wheels, tether strap. 2gx24xlO-. 14 lbs. '5878-059-4 Cost $64.90 Blue . . sloo.00 .- .: . * is RSOWti - I iiiui ' 5878-108-9Costfl9DO-$5290 .. .1 •• ::'.-.- •• jj --5-_ Ii ij :• *;(. ,2 5 $5290 - •. 3ç (B) Elgin Cane Counterpoint" Wall Clock. Accurate cordless quartz movement. Woven can decorated glass. Oak finish battery required. 7 lbs. $4450 4086 -043-9 Your Cost $2886 (CVerlchron"Butch.rBlock"QuartzClock. $ (D)Ladles26N Cartwhe&s®Puliman Wheel tether strap. 27*21*10". Blue 12 lbs •58780552 cOi4 $BO.3O$499 $ '5878-056-o Cott e6p.ao$49,gor S -. $4990 (E) (E)Men140" Garment Bog. 41b5 5878-017-2 Cost $39,94 Tan 6 Cost $39.94 Brown .\ ______. - $6500 s6500 ii S.- 'C' 'SALE PRICE * * • . - ' Tote S lv~ I 2 A 'L_ I CLO LJ - 9 - : - . -......... . * . . . ./.; _____ BALE_ * $ * 4 PRICE - 11 -- 77 . i 1. - ___________________ M5 .ttsch.. At (Y) Ave, but 8 878 - 1Q7..1 Cost $59.90 Ten $85.00 878'106.3 Coot 639.90 Brown, 685,00 CCIMtb, *CC ~ SIpps 5 •iiy (P$ Mwsb. sIêposd by $501 It IbIs 5$, sit s --'-" Ns-y*$s,.a.ss_ vvsay IssnaaNai. il . - -. - * - * * molded seal reverses to 3' and 8' heights. Skid-resistant pads. Yellow. 4 lbs $4.86 ......$7.95t 2200-016-2 cost (M) Peterson Safe-I-Seat Car Seat. Adjusts to 7 different positions. Use facing forward or backward. Cdfortable deep foam padding. Designed to protect baby all over. 17 lbs. 2200.014-5 Cost $39.97 $34.88 .. $54.95f (N Greco Port-a-Crib!'. Floor height Is easily adjustable for use is a drop side crib, dressing table or playpen. Constructed of sturdy hardwhite ptwirPw - •... Tots - - WE BY~ do not - - E A 71 G DALE PRICE - ' -. I • - H - -- S'A88 - " '> Z I - $ * 4 J -. * 5 SALE PRICE ' $ 997 * ' one# tress. 27x42 size, 34 lbs. 12326.004-5 Cost $42.991 $39.88..$68.95t * - Must be sNppsd by mace. s..amb.cby$5sfttWIpub0cation tor an a Isii.tloa of N. s..ncs pdC.s 1111. mW 11t tSCtIMW* wenanty info * - * * 5 * ,nttoii. 1287 AIRW,c 4. - SALE PRICE SALE PRICE -5 $ - [J - I VERICHRON -.-----._____________________________ * 96 V., %3 ED - Lad... * * * * SALE PRICE -j 2 - 7% U I BALE PRICE - - 7 .fl.clici SAL-E- PRICE 796 112 1 10' . % .2 • V - - '1 * c= ELGIN __ _______________ .. * - %Uochs.As(W) above,bt.,t5a -W7lbs 5510.028.3 Cost $37.94 $57.50f 5510-051.5 Cost $37.94 Tan.,.. $57.50f (V) Scmoontt. Om.ga® 3' Attach.. Stepdown file, combination lock. 18*13x3'. 7 lbs. 5878-f04-J3 CpM 111154.90 BrQwn semoQQ I $ . . .- - •, .. - ______ I - - ui 5880-045.9C0.tO199?$8.96 $2000 (V) Arnlccn Tourist., Escort® 17" Port. folio. Sturdy vinyl. 17x1 ½. Brown. 3 lbs. 526.1 1 0.1 Cost $14.$7 $12.87 $20 00 (W) Jrwy 3' Starway Attach.. Molded shell. File. 18 i13½ii3½ Tan. 7 lbs. 6810.0607 Coot 034.64629,92 ,.$52.50f AS above-in Brown. DU10-027.5 Cost-$3494$2992 . $52.60t (t)5 - . flfl1AVsi..t'I1AQ7 tAR oct (J) Paterson L.vi'u®' Stroller with Caflopy. Sturdy steel frame. swivel.wheels, --style handles. Washable Ului denim "at with convenience pocket. Safety belt. 8 lbs. 2200-001'2 Cost 633.97 $34.88 . .$49.95t (K) Hankscraft Cool-Vapor HumidIfier. 1.6 gallon capacity. Delivers steady flow of vapor up to 20 hours. b/medium/hi air flow. Enclosed seif.lubricatlng motor. 7lbs. $25.95t 2100-006-2 Your Cost $14.97. contourt. IL) Cosco Booster 8.. Durable a 5782-055.7Your o$39jj495 ' (P) 3-Zipper Utility Kit. Brown vinyl. 2 lbs, 041- Co.t1114.4007. $13.50 Men's armentBag.41243W'. 2 lbs a524.009.7 Cost $14 00-81177 $20.00 (8) Man 't Ranchero Trifold, 1 lb. 5880-030-1 Cost 1110.47 $7.96. $17.00 (T) Lsdlas Ranchero Clutch Purse. 1 lb. ... L . * $4295 Rict t 92'*•' 4 -, rWESTCLO] (0)Century Super Swing"A. Quiet motorYuns up to 15 minutes on one winding. Posture molded seat with pad reclinesto two positions. Holds child 6p to 26 lbs. 12 lbs. 2046-009-3 Cost $23.97 $19.97 IH) Greco Deluixe High Chair. Has thickly padded contour back and seat, adjustable footrest Jumbo 5-position wraparound tray with easy on/off safety mechan' m. Ball feet 5 lb. S3 ', 5782 -05O- 8' o, o.l2j4 (M)Square lot 19 MOMAXA BALERICE --. - (JHN) Monarch Nylon Luggage. Black with tti-COlOr Strips. Zippered pockets. (J) Garment Carrier. 44x24x3' open. 7 lbs. 5782-003-7 COM 11199-96111129.92.. $5095 - - .7 6 (E)Equlty "Sunrlie Travel Alarm. 3 square black case; luminous dial. Keywind. 1 lb. 4058-003-7 Cost 1L07 $3.97..... $7.95 '4(F)Sethlhomss"SpeedRead"OigitatAlarm Modal 718. Lighted dial with red numerals. Front set contr ol. Browr case; woodgrained - . 'I . hand. 8Vix8W'. Requires "C" battery. 3 lbs. 3724-021.5 Your Cost $14.77..... 822.00 (D) W&by "ButterflylnGarden' Clock. Yetlow. giijan and orange garden scene. Brown numerals and minute track on crystal. Yellow case, I O%xl01h". Requires "C" battery. 3 lbs. • 6870-054.5 Cost $42.90 Tan (GI 22" Carry-On. 2214*9 8lbs 5878-051.1 Cost $36.90 Blue .a . $5800 5878 -0529 Cost $38.90 Tan 5878.150.1 Cost $3890 Brown ''°° s5e 00 (H) Shoulder Tots. 16z1 2x6. Blue.4 lb 90 5878.049.5 Cost $2940824 111K II 19 Quartz movement is accurate to within one minute per year. Red "step" sweep second ' . ' f 10 s - SALE PRICE < Clocks ...Bab Needs 6 SALEPP1cE - (A) Westclox Commercial Wall Clock. Low current; micro-cord is virtually invisible. Selfstarting; pendant isat. Wooldhue Brown case is 14" in diameter. Electric. 4 lbs. (C) Men, 3'Sulter Cartwheels®, Recess - wheels, tether strap. 28x21x10 Tan 14 lb 5878-075-0 Coat $52 ciartwholiko - - - I •* �416 40 IN z_. % --.- - r .- -- . .. .. - . - •.-.-- - - - _ -- - - __ - '- -. ......- .• . IN - -' • : . . I ____ - . ----ir' ' ' A Emu SALE PRICE 1 688 : A- SALE PRICE _ s--- }C,000 - . 0! __ - 40 7vrv9p waLpUS 1 PENT A ' X ,L :4 1 ri 4riir . . E - Pro-Type Cameras Fi\e Photography (A) Olympus 135mmf/36T3J,p0$0 5. 5 elements. Retractable lens hood. 1 lb. 6594.012.4 Your Cost $114.97.. $149.00 Pentax l35mmf/3.6 Telephoto Lens. Super multi-coated. Built-in hood. With case. 2 lbs 6666.011.9 Your Cost $11997 $213.47 Canon l35mmf/3.5 Telephoto L.nsCom. pact, 4 element. 18 0 angle of view. 2 lbs. 6550-001.9 Your Cost $112 93 $18550 (3) Olvm:us 20mm f/3.5 Wide Angle Lens. 7 elements; 75 0 angle of view. Compact. I lb 6594O11-6?our Cost $124fl, $168.00 '3flte23mmf/2.3 Wide Angle Lens.2lb$ 6666-006.9 Your Cost$129.97., $29088 CZ.1on 2,1mm f/2.0 Wide Angle Lens. 2 lbs 6550-004-3 Your Cost $129.97.. $205.00 (A) Minolta 4601 Pocket Autopak Camera with T.lephqto Lens. Built-In electronic flash. Telephoto lens for easy close-ups. Low light/ ush flash/flash ready signal. Dual magnuncation viewfinder. Easy to use. 2 lbs. 6638.032-.O Your Cost $74.87.. $117.00 (B) Keystone XR1O8 Pocket Ev.rflash Camera. Just aim and shoot. Built-in elec- !c6na end Uicro Lens. Canon mount. 2 (D) C anon Canolits D Strobe. Fully automatic flash control: Hot shoe adapter. I Ity. 400 film. f/B lens. Wrist strap. 1 lb 6636-008-2 Cost 419.97 $16.88.. $31.95 C) Kodak Ektrallte10 Camara Outfit M0d3l ALlOR. Ektralite lO camera features bufit-in electronic flash. Camera comes with 2 '*AA** alkaline batteries (for up to 100 flashes). film. monogram initials and strap. 2 lbs. $199.90 . - - SALE ~RICE $2297 - - - with f/2.0 Lens. 'Automatic thru-the-lens focusing. LED stop-go exposure readout In viewfinder. Magic needle film loading. 2 lbs ;60 1, G .. .. . (Ft Olympus r2O Electronic Flash foe OMlO or OMI cameras. Auto/manual Calculator dial. "Ready" light. Guide #34 (ASA 25) lJb 6594.010.8 Your Cost $84.97. $85.00 - ., . - I I BALE PRICE - BA LE PRICE i774 . . K J ' • $ - E . with center Weighted, off-the-film light moesurements. Viewfinder displays shutters'ed li/l000 sec. and flash. "Ready" lights. 6594-013.2 Your Cost $239.97.. $35900 Casefor OM1O camera. 1 lb 6594-O09-O Your Cost $23.76.. . $2700 (H) Sunpak Auto Electronic Flash Model l2l.Autorange: 190 to12..$0250f18$0$ on 2 "AA" batteries. Hot shoe. 1 lb 6530-00.1 Co.t *27.7 *22.97 $3800 (.1) Deluxe Canvas SLR Camera Bag.2pocket partition, front pocket. 1 2x8x8" Ibs 6652-001.6 Cost 122-$4'-$17.74 $4050 (K) Channel Leg Tripod. 3-way panhead Kodak Kodacolor II Print Film. 35mm film 24 exposures. ASA 100. 1 lb 6562-012-2 Your Coat $2.14 ......$3.08 (K) Kodak Kodacolor It C 10 Film. For color * . . .. - * . ........$2.68 (L) Kodak Colorburst 260 Instant Camera. Built-In electronic flash. Electronic shutter for automatic exposures with or without flash. Motorized print ejection. Fixed focus. 5 lbs. 6562046.0 Your Cost $49.T7.. $76.50 .(M) Kodak Instant Print Color Film. 10 color exposures. 1 lb. 6652.117-9 Your Cost $6.57......$9.10 (') Polaroid 8X-70 Color Film. Instant print film. 10 exposures. 1 lb. 6646-061-9 Your Cost $5.97 ......$8.45 (P) Polaroid 8x.70 Sonar On.Stip C.m.ra. Automatic sonar focusingfor perfectly focused pictures in any light. Low light indicator. Auto- 74 $ . i.. . N. - , :-4 . . .. . . explanation - L . - .. - • - : .- - - . - - -. 'v' ., - - . .... $0 Kodak C \ / - , - -. •• - 4\.. . ': 19 -. 1TU * - - . --. . -• - 1. 0 • . -. -, - - U . $0 V. L 4 - AV $ • . . . $184 0 -1' I , . SALE-PRICE fop O2$ P% of .. - ffinoiW matic time exposure up to 14 seconds 225 .. . BALE PRICE (H) Kodak Kodschrome*64 Color Slide Film. yur 5et VM*ff. . ---.-. . (E) Canon Gill Rangefindw Camera with f/1.7 Lens. Quality 35mm camera features fully automatic exposure control and &ectrohhic eye. Manual over-ride. Built-in self timer. Compact design. 3 lbs. 6650-018.3 Your Cost $119-66 - $204.00 (F) Minolta HI-Matic S 35mm Rangefinder Camera with Built-in Strobe and Case. Fee tures programmed shutter, zone focusing for ;.flash I sharp pictures. Built-in pop-up a aut-0Bright frame viewfinder with "flash ready indicator. Camera case Included. 2lbs. .00 t hyde Pouch Case for 110 (G) Cameras. Has 2-way-strap for bait or wrist. Nylon zipper. Brown naugahyde. 2 lbs. As above, but Minolta mount. 2 lbs. $199.90 6634.016. Your Cost - 229.97 $373.00 As above, but Pentax mount. 2 lbs. $199.90 6634-017-6 Your Cost 6229.qj... $373-00 (D)Parltax KIOOO 35mm SLA Comers with f/2-0 Lens. Wide-open, thru-the-lens metering. AnnaJust focus. match needle and shoot. 2 lbs. $249 50 Case for Pentax K1000 camera: 1 lb. 6666.005.1 Your Cost $21.84.... $3090 - - • IL .. 6.116 �4. 1' 'I -- ._ . - S S • -- -- - S - - •1' S ' "'a. a - . - $ - - . . .. ' . 5. - * - - ' , $-. * . -. - -S• - . - .._4 - - - - - - A - S I . S ' 4 .- - S '. - -- - ___ - -± fl- 1 - - ---5-- -- - -5-- S ___ -___ 51 -'---' --'•' .'- '' -. S S - ' . .5 S -5- - S ________ - - - - - - ___ - __ 5-- ___ - - - ___ - 5- 4 5 --- . * '-- ---: S S p ._ - ___ - • ---- -. e-- - -- _-.- - J- - -. ----- . -"- .T' '- - 4 5 4, -a I I I . a I Calculators and Tools for Home... BALE PRICE ft . I -' B - - -- - .--. - - -- a a . -'-- -.0 woo 0 .00 • soloo s F Office Accessories Royal Deluxe 12-Digit Printing/ Display I " ' D.sk Calculator Model 24213D. Heavy duty model with 4-key memory, item count, and 7 oross margin keys. 2-color tape. 9 lbs. 856-01o.3 Your Cost $114.97. 1169,95 Royal 110-01191t Print/Display Calculator Model 2I0PD. High.sped prirth,ed Paper tape (Inc.) 4--ley memory, Item count, non-print switch. Digitron display. 6 lbs. 5856.017.8 Co.t-0099747988 . $129.95 Texas Instruments Business Analyst I •'. Calculator Model BAl. Pre.programmJfi3n. cial and statistical functions. Manual, 1 lb. '1 °9IS -O47 9 Cost -$-1O..77$1497 t $25.00 (D) Sharp Sensor 8-Digit LCD Calculator Model EL81 9. Sensor-Touch panel with audible tone. Automatic shut off. Slimline wallet. 1 lb. 7004006.8 C00 177$4. 97 $19.95 Sharp 8-Digit Thin ScientificCalculator . ..: , Mod.l EL508. 24 scientific functions, statist. •.: ical functions. Memory. With wlIet. 1 lb. .:7004.005.O Your Colit 021.97....$24.95 Casio LCD Clock/ Calculator Model AQ2200. Constant display of time, day. Uni. versal calendar. 2 alarms, stopwatch, timer. 4 functions plus square root, %. Independent memory. With case and batteries. 1 lb. 9272.008.5 Your Cost $33.77,,,, $399 (0) White Desk Phone. Traditional design. D Rotary dialing. Portable, 4 lbs. .- 692O 001.2 Your cost $1987 ... *34,95 (H) Phone- Mate Deluxe Telephone Answerer BALE PRICE with Remote Unit Model 9000. Call your ., own number and activate the pocket tone ' ' $ 1 remote unit to hear stored messages. CsV0*TM for variable length incoming messages. Dual . cassettes, call monitor. Audio Sc ,,,, to locate each message rapidly. AC power. 14 lbs. -4972.003.0 Your Cost $274.76,, $299.95 -' (J) - '- Iypewrjter, Self-corrects with color/correc. lion cassette. 13" carriage, poWer return. Key. set tab. Segment shift carriage. Case. 33 lbs. 3584-012-3 Cost $209.47 Pica .. $349.95 3584-013.1 Cost $209.47 Elite.. $349.95 () !antry Survivor Sat., Fire protection to 17000. Spacious interior; removable door. Key lock, double lock bolt. 1 74x1 3x81,s". 38 lbs. 4220.001.4 Your Cost $38.47,,,, $50.00 (L) Cross 12X Gold Fill3d pen/Pencil 1 lb. 4898-003.3 Your Cost $26,97,,, $36.00 121( Coid Fillod D&lIpofnt Pan only. 1 lb. 4896-004.1 Cost 10-97 ... $18.00 (M) Hunt "80aton" E13ctric Pencil Sharpener Model 1718, Automatic stop. 4 lbs. 3504-001-3 Coot '.1*13.77,, $27.95 - Pisose as back to, ee spls.,a,Ion of of this pab4lc. 1'"f'r.nc. p.fo.s It). s.d m nvf,c,o,' Wisnty Infomat Ion. - - Auto Maintenance (A) Remington® 18 Gas Chain Saw Model 89637. Lightweight. Automatic chain oiling. Sprocket nose 16" bar cuts trees up to 32" thick. 2.3 cubic inch engine; eloctrqnic ignition. Chain brake; anti-vibration. 14 lbs. 4428-008-9 Your Cost $147.94 .. $189.95 -(9) R.mlngtont 12" 0.. Chain Saw Model - 89409. Fully automatic oiling. Cuts trees up to 24" thick. Powerful 1.9 cubic Inch engine; electronic Ignition. Spark arresting muffler. Lightweight and easy to handle. 12 lbs. 4428-012-1 Cost *00.04 $79.97 ..$119-99 15-Drawer Hardware Assortment. Over 1500 screws, washers, nuts, cotter pins, plastic anchors, nails, wire brads and tacks. Sturdy 1 5-drawer organizer cabinet comes with preprinted labels. 10 lbs. 4256-002-9 Cost *11.04 $9.92.. $15.80t Skit 71/4 'CircUlar Saw Model 574. Burnout protected 1A HP motor. Upper and lower guards of die cast aluminum. Safety switch; double Insulated. No-load speed 4600 RPM. Includes combination blade, wrench. 11 lbs. -4288-012-0 Your Cost $49.90.,.. $59.99 Skil W' Cordless Reversible Drill Model 2002. Operates forward and reverse at 100 or 300 RPM. Can be fully recharged In 16 hours; recharges up to 1 000 times. Includes recharging unit and chuck key. 3 lbs. - 4288-009-6 Your Cost $31.90.... $39.99 (F) Stanley 12- Piece Household Tool Set. Slur-' .. 'P-y-atee4 carrying case contains the basic tools d- needed forepairs and installation projects In the home. Manual included. 9 lbs. 4456-017-5 Your Cost $27.97..., $37.99 (0) Dixco® 4-Piece Test and Tune-Up Set Model 1336. Tech/dwell tester, compression tester, neon timlog light, vacuum and fuel pump tester. Use with standard or electronic ignition -sstumsComptettrtnstructwns:3 lbs. 4246-011-3 Cost I7.30 $24.97.. $37•39 (H) Schumacher 6-Amp Battery Charger Mod.18E86. Solid state circuitry. Recharges most 6 or 12-volt auto batteries overnight. Clear view DC ammeter. Built-in carrying handle; power cord, clamps. UL listed. 8 lbs. 1724-002-9 Your Cost $21.97.... $35.90 Pair of Adjustable Jack Stands Model 2JS7. Adjusts from 12 to 17". 4000-lb. capacity. Welded base- Rust-resistant. 8 lbs. 448.004-8 Coat 16.67- $8.97.....$8.95 My Buddy Hip Roof Tool Box. Lift-out tole tray, full length piano hinge, double lockable latches. Smooth welded seams. Chip-resista nt ' - S - 00 , - .•, '9 - - Please *" beck pop of We pubfication hw an sipisnatfon of St r.fPvSfSC.rCS. (I) and m.nufactSr$ wsnsnty Wi oamitlon_ - ••.- - _rm _ --- - -S . - . - '- ;• S .' 5 - '.''* ,' • 77% •1 SALE •j___ I 97 KJ0 '- 20 : - P. _-•'1•- '• - - - a $ / • : a 1 - - -- - a - •. �a V * • 44 . . S • V . • V V .P V - V ,- . V - V , V f - - - V . V __4 V _I V . . - • V V ------ -.-.... - - . • • - . . V . - - . .% I. 0 . V •V V - a V V r V4 -- - 4 *• V - V V1 V • A. - - V a - V -- - - • - * . . V V - . - I - I - V .• V _: - V -V - - - -- V - - V - . V. . A - V -- . V • V -. V V . . V V V _•VV - V -. -' .. 4 ___V • - • V V V - V .. V . V a r -- V - - -- - - ; V:TLJ V V + V -*- "-L L_....Y - *i.*1 -- -- - : -- V - - - V -, . V S - Cassette Recorders, Radios and TV's Emerson Portable DC Cassette Recorder Model CR45. Built-in condenser mic, push button controls. 3" speaker. Auto-stop. Automatic level control. Operates on 4C" batteries (not included), 3 lbs 6782-015-9 Cost I22.97$18.77.. $29.95 GE AC/DC Cassette Recorder Model 35106. Remote mic plus built-in condenser mic. Push button operation. ALC. pause, tone control. Uses 5 'C' batteries (not incl.). 3 lbs. 6800-158-5 Your Cost $35.77.... $44.95 -. (61 Panasonic AC/DC Cassette Recorder Model RQ2107. One touch recording. Builtin omni-directional condenser mic. 3" speaker. Continuous tone control; auto-stop. Uses AC cord (incl.) or 4 "C" bell. (not incl.). 4 lbs 6874.0331 Cost $6.77 $24.97 - . $44.95 Sony FM/AM Portable Radio Model TFM7720. LED tuning indicator. 334' speaker for big sound. Hi/lo tone control. Earphone. Plays on 2 "D" batteries(not incb.)or AC. 6 lbs. 6932-041-4 Your Cost $29.97.... $34.95 Panasonic Cassette Recorder with FM/ AM Radio Model R0542AS. One touch recording with cue/review, pause. digital tape counter. With built-in condenser mic, tone control.. 4" speaker. AC/DC operation. 9 lbs $99,95 6874-057-0 Your Cost $69 77 GE FM/AM Electronic Digital Clock Radio Model 74640. LED time display, brightness control. Wake to music/alarm. Lighted 'slide rule dial, AFC on FM. 4 lbs 41.95 6000-003-3 Your Cost $29.97.... $41.95 (0) Sony 19 Color TV Model KV1923 12 push button Express Tuning system Wide angle 1140 picture tube Econoquick energy savingsystem Individual controls for color, hue sharpness control Earphone 66 lbs 0629.95 *6932-026-5 Cost $499.97 (H) Panasonic 12" G&W Portable TV Model TR1202T. Electronic tuner, VHF/UHF clickstop tuning and unipotential monopole antenna. Earphone. 18 lbs. 6874.124 Your Cost $94.97... $119.95 (J) Quasar 7" AC/DC U&W "rateable" TV ModelXPl777. EnjoylV anywhere. Operates on 9 -D- cells (incl.) or optional rechargeable battery pack. 100% solid state. VHF/UHF Unitennalm. Earphone included. 12 lbs. 3506-002-9 Your Cost $124.77.. $169-95 *C~ be shipped pwcel Post Of UPSMust be shipped bV truck. Plesse "a back page ot this pubuestion let an explanation of N040srence prices It I. &ad I,*,nufICtuA.f1' wW•ntV in ormatlon. " - V 4 V V I. Not available . in statm wt.,. AprohlMedbylaw V - - ! • JIM . V 4 I E b %• V- - - -- V V V -- -V A ._:V tjeJas • . --. - V Stereo pm not G ) V Stereo Accessories -JAI FUUbUI*.I3L MuI.Band Radar Detector Model FB02. Covers X, K. Vend future bands of radar. Audio/visual warning six times the range of radar; rejects false signals. Plugs into car cigarette lighter. 3 lbs. 4378-002-2 Cost GDWU-$37.67 . $12995 (B) B.arcat5 10-Channel Automatic Programmable Scanner Model 8C210. Any 10 channels may be programmed with the keyboard entry for any frequency in 5 bands. Automatic or manual search. Selective scan delay; automatic lock-out. Bright digital channel/Irequepcy readout. Crystal-less; solid stateV circuiHr. AC/DC operation. 7 We. 6950-002-3 Your Cost $219.84.. $26995 C) KossStereo Headphone Model K6A. Minimum, distortion, low-angle cone drivers Frequency response: 10-16.000 Hz. 2 lbs. 6824-001-9 Cost $24.77 $19.97. $2995 "Mr. Audio" Headphone Extension Cord. Phone .6966.O19.Y $533 O'Sullivan Audio Cabinet 4ith Glass Door. Audio storage cabinet is finished in hickory, grain vinyl laminates, Tempered hinged. smoked glen door. Rugged dowel/rod construction. Black vinyl adjustable shelves; ample room for records and tapes. Overall size 15WDR21%'Wz42H 78 lbs. '6884-013-5 Your Coin $79.97. -. $99.95 Deluxe Audio Cabinet. Same features as above, but with dual-wheel casters, larger overall size: 200x21 W'Wx4414. 104 lbs. 6864-014.3 Cost $11997..... $149.95 (F) Padded Vinyl Cassette Ca... Holds 24 cassettes In individual compartments. Stack horizontally for easy viewing. Tongue-in-groove - aluminum valance; dustpcool. 2 lbs. 6652.021-4 Your Cost $1.97..... $14.95 (0 Certron 90-Minut. Cassette Tap.,. Low noise. all-purpose lanes. Pack of 3. 1 lb. 6952-002.1 (0611444e41.24..... $199 'C.si be tpu psred p UPS. Pt.... b ol Vs ptLt.r - ,hIJVU1II.* iIØiASSetSIies 4 asaftolimphireW - + EI SALE PRIC f 77 $ .Z 1 - -. 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'- - -:" ____ 2L'" -- E'&' --" -T' &r-& i - -'-fz__-• -'--- ' - S - - 5 -5- 5 I •- - - - - - - - - -. - - - - - - --- -5 - . - - - - a -- 1 - - - - -- - -- - - -- 4 LI 'I p ______________________________________________________________ 5 . - -- . S - 5-5 5S_*• -5 5 _________________ . -. Stereo and CB for the Road -. LEPRICE A - - - -' r - $7997 - - - -, -•'-... - (A) Pioneer 2-Way Surface- Mount Speaker System Model TSX6.4 bass Weaker with 4" passive radiator. 2%" treble driver. 4 ohm rated handles 20-watts of power. 10 lbs. 6886-020-8 Your Cost $99.97... $124.95 (B) Plunw Under-Oaih Auto-Return C..gait. Player Model KP373. Automatic replay and eject. Tone/balance controls. Loudness switch. Locking f/f and rewind. 4 lbs. I' $134.95 6866-019-0 Cost SOt 97-579.97 (C) Pioneer Under-Dash Cassius Player with FM Stereo Supsrtune? Model KPBOO PLL for FM stereo taper atiOfl.LOCSI/DX,mUtB ing. Auto eject, f/f - rewind. Balance, bass, treble controls. Max BWoutput. Slbs. 6866 006 lYourCost$1S9 97 $21995 -. (0) AudIovox In-Dash FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio wfthCissittsP$aySr MOdI1CAS45O. reverse cassette player. Cornçiect5W' deep chassis with adjustable shafts. 6 lbs. 6756-020-1 Your Cost $139.87....$212.00 (E) Audiovox In-Dash FM/AM/FM Stereo ID600C. Radio with Locking fast fowardJeject. Mono/stereo switch; ' local/distance switch, Slide bar band sileCtOr Volume, tone and balance controls. 5 lbs. 8756-015-1 Cost $C0':'71P'$79.97 $15000 (F)Audiovoz "Sound EnplOd3?'CbrOOAmpliflar Booster ModisIAMP3003. Increases --audio power of any car stereo. System by 20 watts per channel. Solid state pircuitry. Push under dash. 2 lbs. button on/off. S38.00 6766-009-4 Your Cost $24.47 (0) Jensen Dual Con. SpeefrerSystam Model T"1 J 1073. 6x9 dual cone spó.ker with 20-ounce ceramic magnet. Power rated at 25-watts! 50watts peak. Compatible with all 4 and 8 ohm units. With hardware, grilles. & lbs.. . 6812018.7 Your CAN S37,47.. Pair $529S (H) Midland 40-ChssOwt'Moblls CI Radio with LED Channel . for full 4-watt outputpoer with high level .: modulation.Du.lconvefsion$upefheterofle ,r -. S AL E PRICE receiver with built-in ANL Variable squelch, Iigtttedsignal/powirm.ter.TXlight.PLLtUfl$7997 . - r-- i.i ing.PA switch, 5lbs. 1 6834-024-9 Cost ,37$7$47•$7 .89995 (J)':Mr.cr'Tmnk/RoafuousvtUoau.da 'a-'i Antenna. Base-loaded. 'Stainless steel whip E I and Wing. With cable. hatdWers.313S: 6988.028-O Your Cost $1.97..... $15.95 I - - - - .. 4 ..j..i SALE PRICE ' - - - -- - - - -- - S... - - c I..- IC C C Auto ---5 -' - --. ( •'. --- - s... - - r J - • 97 $ . U Cassette PlayerModel - - - '- - .-.---- 1 - -- Mounts S - - - -- - - - - • 4- ... r FICV -_ S - - - -.............. - - ,.. :. - -- - -. - * -- - $ IO4OW/ChaflfltIl. 6gO223Cost1 -s-. - (A) Sonic Pair of Mini High Power Speakers Model MS3.5W/channet.8½544.IOlbs. 6902-021-2 Cost S7O.S7$69.97. .8100.00 (B)$oniclON3.Wmy Speaker System MedaI 23'H. 24 lbs. Rated • (C) Carwin-Vaga 3-Way Speaker 8ytern M0d1U123.R.tedlo6O.WaIt5RMS/Chaflflel. 12' woofer, 3midrange, 1"twaeter.52lbs. 7098-005-1 Coss-III 179-97. Each $215.00 (D) Technics FM/AM/FM Stereo Model 5A2Og,3OW/channel,RMSat0hmS. 3o..2000o Ht. less than o.04%THD.17lbs. $140.97 7208-039-3 Cost $199.17 ......8220.00 (E) Sony FM/AM/FM Stereo fl.cdverModel RMS at 8 STRV45. 40-watts/channel, ohms, 0.04% THD. DC power amp. 20 lbs. 7014-035-5 Your Cost $349.87. $40000 Dick (F) Pioneer St,reo Dolby M92E I - 1ereo Components -- -- $89.97Ea... $149.95 one • .. f~- - 1 , S 9W - -, -- * I Iry - hLEPF1$C H mm. S - S -. Reccivor' 49 ' - C Cassatta 650. DC servo risotor.Wow/flutter. *1 Ak top CaawtaDechwith - w--r -i TU.00 6620-001-5 Yew Cost 6w IJI JU *AG NUIMMU19 16-6'' $7.40 Cost $2.99. • . 6970-002-9 9BED Cartrk je Model Shure Elliptical s"lus. Tracking orce: M-1 ½ grams. Response: 0-20,000 Hz +2dB. 1 lb. 7098-004-2 Coat S3t7 p34.97. $77.60 Pioneer Quartz PLL Direct-Drive Fully Model PL400. Wow/ Automatic flutt.r. 0.025%(WRMS). S-shaped arm.1 Bibs. 6940-047-1 Ct1eU7 *1129.97--.4199-00 W) Technic. Direct-Drive 5.mi.AutomatiC Vumtabl. Model BLDZ. "On. Chip" IC-controlled. Pitch control. Auto return/off. 19 lbs. 7208-032-8 Cost e1O.O7S99-8-°° Ceat be phipsud p.vcm p.sa o,UP5. -- Turntable am Wt1UC$- -- SALE PRIC, - -..- - - 1 29.2' -. / /I, - j - : • • •- •. M - for E EE Plea" _ Mustb. of 24 I £ ----- :.'r-;--.-.---- C.. Your Magnetic - --:-'- - ',..:; - - •- - �S - ... -. - 1 -,-- .- - -• - - - - ---_-.-.--- -.-- - S - C ' - - .-.- .-.--- - - - - 16 -- A - - I -- ______ - -- - - - - . ..• - ... - S . S . - - .- ------ - - - a . ... . . .• - • . - 'U - ;06- . --.•.- . - 4 . ' - - , - - •• A6 :441a. - ., •'' ' . '' .0 ' .' -. --;•.- . '•'. :- S . • . •. 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Silvertone case. matching mesh bracelet, 8556 068 8 Your Cost 1114114 9; $17.90 S34 95t -v,UW-067.0 Your Cost V4,0; $19.90 S39 95t 2 Armitron Ladies' Chronograph Alarm - Displays hours, minutes, seconds, month. day and date L Handy alarm and backlight iè*iur, in a golcftone case with integrated band pflciiiors t.mopIce for today4 woman $560696 Your Cost $44.97 $64971 I - A4 above, M66-0704 Your Cost $39-97 . $5495' 3 Advance Quartz LCD. Displays hours minutes. seconds, month and date Convenient backlight feature. Quartz crystal time base in a yellow case and link band. 8504.955.9 YoUV Cost 11tH $24.97 g 95t As above, in white. 8504.956.7 VOW Cos3.0 $3297 $39 95 t 4 Microsonic Analog Quartz. Never needs winding. Oval-shaped Florentine dial with stick hour markers. Heavy yellow gold elec. troplàted case and textured integrated bracelet A reliable timepiece with classic styling 8978-017.5 Your Cost $1497 , 5 Sonrus Miss Quartz Dawn. Quartz crystal . time base Yellow case with stainless steel back. Stick hour markers. Mesh band. Shock resistant movement, 8576-002.3 Your Cost $711$591O $115 001 As above, in white, -' $?6-O0 1.S Your Cost $U.Sg$54,g0. $105 001 6 La Marque Grace. 1 7-jewel shock resistant . muvement In 5'jeIlow Florentine case with a matching adjustable link bracelet. A versatile - tmepce for any occasIon. N46-507.4 Your Cost $31.97 -$55001 As above, in white. 848.508.8 Your Cost $j7 7 Jul.. Jurg.ns.n Fashion Watch. 17-jewel movement in an octagonal case, Traditional stick markers on a silver dial. Yellow textured SALE P1:NCE - - ---- - ------ ---- - --- -5- - 12257 - j I • . . - . BALE PRICE) -. . . . y IQ - . 6ALE PRICE so , - - . , 4 - 5 - - - 6 -- - ________________________ - - - -.. .. S S .- - - - - -- - • . S / ,*.. / I 5 •:. . - ). 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I.' .' 3-i 36 -i " to - ,, • _______________________ -• 9 ' I 40 - moll- PRICES MAY CHANCE OUR TO THE INSTABILITY OF THE OOLD AND SILVER MARKETS Selected diustistion LCD. Iiqud IlOtdsøos tth U.S. Oov.,nm.nt - S . .i_• . - ~Ulacturm - I / . I, 5-- . ' - '" - .-, . S - LI --'C I . - S S - - - . ____ - - C -. -- • - - 4- - - -C ______ I .5 .-.5 ' - C,. • S - 5• 4 :' 1 - 1 5'.' 1 '-I '\ - . '.. - - I - . - - , . ' . , - -t1 1 - - - 5 , . S - - - '.• 5 - 5 '. : . - - 5- •'•;,•• .4 - At 5 .. . ,- . - t " - -S 'S - . - 'F - - "- S . :-' - 'S • .5- :"•••' ' S S it ' -. S I t t.L,itA .. . - - -----.-----.'.' - -5 -. . 27 , - ..•5 - - - - - - . 17-jewel movement Roman numeral dial in an embossed two-scene case. Shock resistant' $44 95$ 8940-020-4 Your Cost-111111111* $24.97 11 Armitron LCD Alarm Pocket Watch. Readout of hours, minutes. seconds, month, day, date. Alarm feature, Goldtone case, chain $89 95? 8556-064-7 Your Cost $7497 1 2 Hsu.r Trsckmasl.r 1 / 10 second stopwatch. 15-minute register. 30-second dial Time-out capability. Start/stop/return to zero $51 50? 8802004-5 Your Cost $21.97 As above, but 1/ 5 sec. 60-min register Blue $51 50 1 88029Q5.2 Your,CM 829.97 wwrim"y Information. - - .J. • 5 . 5, 4'' 05497 .Jfl"*utch • Water resistant "040 0 36 Your Cost 14''-3--1 " " . k... • 2 B.nrua Automatic Calm el 'Z2 movement. Yellow case,•idjustb é espan sion band. Protected against shock and water SALE PRICE 8576016.3 Your Cost $64.90 $5 00' SALE r'rsicr j.. , 3-Jules Jurgens.n Quartz Analog Calendar. " .•• ..._-_ Day/date cdlondar; sweep second hand . •AQ90 . " -297 6 Yellow Two-tone case and band Shock resistant' _______ While • ' --- --Si_i 89000178 Your Cost lQ-47 $54.97 $109 951 4 Hamilton Ferrari Day/Date II. Traditional wI-• analog face with quartz crystal time base B,SSLE . 14K yellow gold electroplated case with a ,4, stainless steel back. Shock resistant' $51197 --. £. .. 8786.003.7 Your Cost $159.00 $25000' 5,.. -d . wh,. As above, in white. 8786 004.5 Your Cost $149.00 $225001 5 Armitron Chronograph LCD. Hours. minutes. seconds, month, flog day, date Backlight. 1/100 second stopwatch, lap time, • 8 elapsed time. Satin finish case adjustable tnj 111111114 85560324 cost 1.1107 $19.97 White $34 95? 8558-051-4 Cost 13-iQL$22.97 Yellow $49951 c . • 6 H.lbro. Analog Quartz. Electronic quartz L. ICE crystal time base Sweep second hand. ' •It chrome case with stainless steel back ' . 05290 • 8792-010-4 Your Cost $59.90 White $89 951 (111011 8792-015-3 Your Cost $69.90 Yellow $105 00$ 1" 7 Armitron Dual Alarm Chronograph LCD. _________ -• • ' Hours. minutes. seconds, month, date and •P 10 Hslbros Claudine. 17-jewel movement Full numeral dial, sweep second hand Polished yellow case with matching expansion bracelet. Water resistant. 8792-513.7 Your coal #4&W U2.97 $6995' 11 Fashion Brac.f.t Watch. White face with an easy-to-read full numeral dial in a round , goldtone case: matching mesh bracelet Unique , -,, styling for any occasion. 9040-047-4 Your Cost SIt.P$I3,g7 $24 95$ 5,. TO THE INSTABILITY or THE . -3IJ CHANGE DUE 1111011,11) AN SILVER MARKM. it liswmatiiw Cob"" ft show disited. , so Weil, W ,aw "West W, -10 U a. 0--mi-t aw"dwo, Iftcabbe;011the ""a 0006-46910FIROF tw I-w votifthes. LCD: 111olmeil =Vvotsil i both P"P of ",I* pAlicatimen for an pl. 0111111In.sI-.Iis. - - - . dual time zones. Two alarms. Backlight. styling to complement Your wardrobe, $74 95$ 8556-059.7 Cost SRO 90 $49.90 White 8900.011-I Your Cost $51.90 • : ) • $84 95? 8556-060-5 Cost 11-1.90 $52.90 Yellow 8 Hamilton Suzanne. 1 7-jewel Incabloc' onograph Alarm. Displays shock resistant movement. Stick hour 8 Armitron - hours, minutes. seconds, flag day, date markers. 10K yellow rolled gold plated case with Stopwatch with stop/start and lap time Handy a stainless steel back. Adjustable link bracelet A --------'.- warm foMu,e.-Bccawwst bias Mi .. - ••i*h-i - , oil uu $34 95? As above, in white. 8556-080-3 YourCost$33.03$17.97 •. 9 Advance Alarm Chronograph LCD. Hours. 8786559-8 Your Cost S104.9ill $150001 minutes, seconds, month, date and flag day 9 8.nrus Lady Gail. 17-jewel movement Alarm and backlight. I/ 100 second stopwatch Champagne dial with stick hour markers in a with lap time While case matching band yellow case with a stainless steel back, adjusta. -$54 95t ble band. 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C.ajs,ca , earr-r.gs .r' 12K ce.c* 9C.'i' 5OM 0293 Vvv Cost*-IU 17 $t Genuine Cameo Pierced Earrings A 6 rA F O P a 'e'-" "e oo .-sted rope !'a-es ref.ectr'ç ttc tastes . 1SS3" 2 Y Cost 11t99 $997 $27 5' 7 Scalloped- raniss su'ro...rd genn. -'<eOrals I?' these petite Perced earrrgs A cumc IN* fcv the P ncorsootm 56-48-C.47 2 VSI.V Cost 11 .47 U 17 $13 50' Ge$ul T...jd.,4 Hoops s' Oired 12K 8 ye-lO* gcdd fd mass SD4.fs'*t•,g ercsd rnçs A or ci' q*elegance 9616-0254 YeiwCan *47$717 $1650' Roos Pi P, E*rVWI C4r,. 9 Dainty ,flulr4 rvOI with 14K ceo*god posts Det.case st,brg with fe-i.i appeal 9.-024-1 Y Castiti_N IN $18 ' 10 Sunisisted Blue Stars sh.ne from withsn IC.l5Od '-' . - - - S SALE PRICE . •24 - g - - S - _ IS" S.ntin. Chain in 14K yellow gold 8632-061-1 Your Cost 1491082190 $79 50? Yacr 7 Bracelet -. 6432053-5 Your Cosi-9941O $1410 $39 50? 1-2 14K YSlIOW Gold Charmhold.r topped n' a che.von is an interesti ng way to coflectibles Makes a great gift too' 56-32 4- 2 5 Yo ur Cost 13499824 97 $55 00, 13 italian Horn Collectible in 14K yellow gc'd trr'g ,ou good luck M38C65 9 You,Cost 1-50-Will7 $17 95? 14 Tiny Tennis Racket Collectible. A SPOrty OK yellow gold !C2' 2 Your Cost4 5$ 87 $i6g, 1 5 Cute Teddy Bear Collectible in 14K e'--. g-c. s a trt!e charmer' - .s2s--cc v Cost IW*?il 97 $17 951 1 6 Lu," Collectible. Show someone you ca•e -A'??. this 1 4K yellow gold charm 688 C.3 2 You, Cost $1420 $997 $23 95' 1 7 Putf.d Heart Collectibie styled in gleamrg 'OK ye"ow gold 55 2:2' 7 Your 4 ; 521 00? si 5ay and Girl Collectible. For 18 PC1rt<5 of all ages in 14K yellow gold 8MS09I I Your Cost 8231081$ to 138 50' 1 9 Cuftur.d P.i,ts strung along a delicate 14K ,ec-wgoldcttjinbrele The perfect ?aston accert for the summer months 3835-043-6 You, Cost $3490 $1110 $9 5 ID B.-ac&.t with handsome drop20 V-ape Cutouts and hbavy link chain O'4zed SeIvertOne finttJi gives added richness 3724 021-4 Your Cost U $1$3 97 $995, 2 1 Antiqued Florl Design embossed dc*d 5 8 goldtooe bangle bracelet es-cs a fresr look to a fashion classic is - -• Sparkling Diamond Pendant on a sleek 14K 1 2 Oval Genuin Opal pierced earrings in yellow gold serpentine chain with o 15 length scalloped frames with 14K posts. 8858-080-8 Your Cost $?991$56.90 $120 00? 9000 025-8 Your Cost $34.99 $24.80. $55 00? As above, in 14K white gold 13 Genuine Black Onys with an intriguing 8858-079-0 Your Cost U99ø'$S69O diamond center in a 10K yellow gold ring $120 00t $10500? 2 15 Love Knot Necklace in l4K yellow gold is 9350 035 3 Your Cost 14$9I$44.97 highlighted by a bnght center diamond As above, in 10K white gold 8858-018-8 Your Cost 1-40.00 83880 $10500? $77 50? 9350 014-8 Your Cost 141-90844.97 3 Synthetic Blue Star Pendant in 14K white 1 4 Pear-Shaped Genuine Tiger Eye and a gold is tipped with a diamond 18 chain spinel in a ring of 10K yellow gold 8772-406-8 Your Cost $99-N-$69.90 $12000? $15000? 877121-1 Your Cost $7$19859.90 Cultured Pearl Wishbone Pendant. This 4 1 5 Tiny Twin Diamonds highlight this . good luck piece is crafted from 14K yellow feminine,1OK gold ring gold with a shining spinel accent and 18 chain 8774-039-5 Cost *3810 $39.90 Yellow $90 00? - 8772-075.1 Your Cost U$0$6910 $15000? 8774-0-3 Cost 138.1I$3I.90 While , $9000? As above, in 14K white gold Antiqued Scroll Setting holds an 1 6 genuine opal In a 10K yellow gold ringoval 8772-076-9 Your cost sooe. $6990 $150 OQI Scalloped Setting surrounds an oval 9080 011-I Your Cost 177-90 $49.97 $120 00? 5 genuine opal in a 14K yellow gold pendtnt 1 7 Diamond Lows' Ring in polished 10K 8568-008-0 Your Cost ($8.50 $3990 $90 00t rtold shows you care Delicate Diamond in a rope styled 14K @774.ö53.6 Cost 111160-41141 936.97 V.110w - - $9000? 6 yellow gold heart pendant 16 Chain. $9000? 8774-054-4 Cost SStII$3$.17 White - 8772-421.7 Your Cost *37.10 $69.90 $150 09.? Smoky Quartz In . itylish ring setting of 10K 18 yellow gold with scalloped accents • 7 Double Heart piercd earrings crafted in Florentine and polished 14K yellow gold 9080L029-3 Your Cost 407*859.90 $150 00? 8932-057-6 Your Cost 912.911' $8.90 19 Synthetic Blue Star Ring highlighted by a $22 50? Q Small Hoop Pierced Earrings of polished duel of sparkling diamonds. 10K gold " 8772-016-5 Your Cost 4W-.4* $66 90 14K yellow gold with 14K wires $150 00? Three Cultur.dPearls set ina flowing ring 899O-183-9 Your Cost $2899$1997 $4950? 20 of polished 10K gold Spinals in fluted settings with 14K gold posts Diamond-like brilliance for every day wear 9252-037-8 Cost $71.39 $49.90 Yellow $12000? S 9010-046-2 Your Cost $39,00$IS.97 $4950? 9252-040-2 Cost Sl7.39$41.9OWh.tu -$12000? 10 14K Yellow sold medium sphere pierced 2 1 8 Genuine Rubles surround a center • - diamond on alOK yellow gold pendant. earrings. A versatile fashion accent 8714-507.1 Your Cost 17090157.50 $120 00? 8990-088-0 Your Cost $4$$ $1390 $32 50? Marqulss-Shap.d Ring with 8 genuine Medium Sized cultured pearl pierced ear22 rubies and a diamond. 101< yellow gold rings with 14K posts. $13500? $32 50? 8774.107.0 Your Cost ($110 $4190 9000020-9 Your Cost Ill 07$?3.90 - - - • Impact, Pies" "a bock am am Ovemebas in camemn PRICE " 4- Flashy vvarrn Weather vVeaLiier Fashions in Gleaming P4990 Of INS - lA ASJ v,1 iit rJri J&'_I ilti - / - $ • 5 -- - SALE PPlCE' '-. '18" - - - - :" - 1 ,. :B!LE S9ICE] S S"BO $ ., I 1390 13 90 - - • 12 • ,, - -1c P - - SALE PRICE ' - - I 9 ' • - 5 • - - PRICE C S 24-80 SALE IPRICE 139190 [#ALE PRICE] 18 20 SA LE-PRICE _j SALE PRICE 191° > 1 21 5 °16'° - •910 -- 19 - ''°, - 1 ..:• 20 .86690 - I3ALE PRICE 55780 • SALE PR$CEj - - -- - - 'BALE PRICE 9ALEsiII BALE PRICE I - - S I - 54990 -111 t1 •' - 28 - 29 - S-S St --_ S ------5 • -- S -- - S SS\. - - - --- 5 ----- ...•I. - - t - -- - - • I - 54 - - - S - * •-- .- - - :••:'-'- I, - I I S_...._._ 5 :"" - S S . - - 5S - . S . - • S - • - - 5 - '. 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T:,4. - - — - - - -- - ____ 5' S I -- ± - - . - :•*a s- ..; __ - , . - : S .-.-- S .S. -. ¶4 o V . . - SAC 3 AThCE SALE PRICE S3198 - r12 SALE ICE $29900 TW SALE PRICE' g. SAL'EPR,C 118° 18 - 149°° SALE PRICE $1097 SALE PRICE' 6 . . - ....1.y-i 12 SALE 41999 S SALE Fill 80 $68 SALE VNIZIll $ 24990 8" SA;EPC CcPc 1 Smartly Styled Beaded Setting OUthflesa Am - le gold square mounting with a 1 8 carat _ -- - —- $397 2 culr'e wear in 12K yellow ALE LE- $ - __ • -- fr 't.. '-et.ac5i-. .-s.-(L;-I,',.5'p5 - - --------5. ---'a_S. -- ' — t•'' - S -- 7 Sit 4111, . - - . - .. -•• . - 16 5 . - .. 'V-S _---;, .04_ • *s_*s_S•SS....S 15 L. S LE PPCE '5 a r S S 97 • . -. S SALE PCt TW N C Ray Of Summer Sunshine 6 19990 14 • S• . . .. -. S--S S SALE — -- 4 •39780 •, 2 Ci . I T W ,. -- , - -•• '1O9 Groom LE PRICE 00 369 5 gold tilled Men 's 20" Rope Chain is handsomelv des, gned in 14K yellow gold 854 006 5 Cost $&6$46 $1 00 1385 00' 8 ContemporaryCross in a polished o*dized shtverlorie finish 24 chain 824 005 7 You, CostSI.H*$3 99 so 9 Florentine Goldtone Money Clip has handy pocket knife and file Signet center can be peronalzed with name or initials 8-24 037 0 Your Cost 111 99 $0 OO A above in silverlone .24 '09 7 Your Cost tlO$5 $0 S0 00 10 Tapered Racing &yl., ID Bjc_slet . teek cutouts 2 06YourCosi4G$397 $1000' Largo St Christopher Medal with oaidzed silvertone finish and 24 chain . 4 525 2 Your cost*u g 3tsfhofderx Siyer1ofle finish genuine leather cent 8'24 0222 YOU, Cost*$2 17 $6 1 3 Buffalo Nickel Money Clip Authentic buffalo nickel is t in a rugged money clip .-1h an oxidized silvertone finish 24 0693 Your Cost445i$4 97 . 1 4 Buffalo Nickel Pendant. Oxidized silver Tone frame holds a 5* piece 24 chain , 8240529 You, Cost 444$4 g 1 5 Buffalo Nickel K.yhold.r. Authentic Piece is set in a boldly designed key hoc) *11h an oxidized silvertone finish 8724 0 4 You, Cost40$4 97 $10 OO• 16 Railroad Scene stamped on an oxidized brass pocket knife A practical accessory 5724 107 I Your Cost SS1-*$$,l7 OO $"go arid.. - . - S t, 18 8 Sparkling Diamond Solitaire with 1 / 6 carat - 1 4 Polished Wadding Band in 14K gold - 8 DIamonds surround a genuine emerald in . Groom's 5 MITI Band total diamond weight adorns each 14K gold i dinner ring of I OK yellow gold The perfect 9038 017 1 Cost S17 $79 90 Yellow $180 00' pierced earring accessory for an elegant evening' $180 001 8956 033 8 Cost 0179H$13990 Yellow $280001 - 9038 0189 Cost 1fl7-S. $79.90 While S210 00? 8774-038.7 Your Cost S1$7,OS$9990 Brides 4mm Band 8956 742 4 Cost 4170-OS $139.90 White $280 001 2 Delicate Peat-Shaped Genuine Opal with a $120 001 .9038-005-6 Cost SllN$49-VO Yellow 9 Glimmering Diamond nestled in an elegant flared border of 11 diamonds on a 14K $120 001 9038006-4 Cost UI 1$499O While pear-shaped pendant in 14K yellow gold yellow gold cocktail ring 1 5 Brook. - - - diamond solitaire in a miracle with a Florentine finish 05 carat $450 00t 9048-001-3 Cost $199 U $229.00 head mounting on a 14K yellow gold bridal 1195 001 9772 098 3 Cost $19 0*19900 above in 14K whit, gold twith 14K white gold starbursts Asi $4SU0t 06) 9043 M24 - 142d OOt A • &16"43.7 Cost I379-$%! 8772091-5 Cost 5199,0* $9900 3 Stunning Diamond Solitaire pierced ear1 6 28 Diamond Sunburst with 1 /2 carat to n 10 Marquise Shaped 9-Diamond Cluster o rings with 6-prong setting in 14K white gold tal diamond oight highlight this dazzling a uniquely designed split ring of 14K 3/8 carat total diamond weight ring guard in 14K yellow gold $595001 ' yellow gold A charming touch of elegance 5/50 00? .. - seo oo - 82W iatøi 0'S As above inl 4K yellow 90id' As above.in 14K white gold 14 Genuine Rubies highlight a sleek row $595 00? $7j0 00t 8956 034 6 Cost $307 88 $319 so 8772 036.3 Cost 1407 SO 1397 80 of 5 diamonds on a tapered 14K yellow 4 Diamond Solitaire in a starry 14K white 1 7 3 Brilliant Diamonds in tailored starbursta gold ring with 1 carat total gem weight gold pendant 1 / 10 carat on a two-lone 10K gold band $640 00? 8580009 2 Your Cost $439.90 $250 001 8956-047-8 Your Cost $169.90 8654 0234 CostSISO.0O $109.90 Grooms $215 00' As above, with genuine sapphires 14K white gold 5 13 Blazing Diamonds in an eIgant $9 00? 86540200 Cost s'oe-oo $9990 Bride. $64000? 8580007-6 Your Cost $439.90 sunflower pattern in a 14K white gold cock1 8 Betty Sue 1 5 carat diamond solitaire 1 2 Diamond Solitaire pierced earrings in 14K tail ring with 1 / 4 carat total diamond weight A in a 14K yellow gold engagement set yellow gold settings 1/ 12 carat I W $615 00, symmetrical design with radiant beauty 8766-059-3 Your cost 1449,90 $135 00? -es-u. 895 864 6 Your Cost ui $525 00' 8772-023-1 Cost 13-40,101249 90 A above, in 14K white gold As above. in 14K white gold 6 Three Diamonds in a row on an intricate $675 00? 8766 060-I Your Cost $449.90 $135 0011 8956 888 5 Your Cost 0094* 00 . $65.50 filigree duchess ring of 14K yellow gold with 1 9 Michelle - - - 3 diamond engagement ring 13 16-Diamond Heart Pendant in 14K white K white gold I / 12 carat total diamond weight in 14K yellow gold with a gold 1 / 2 carat total diamond weight A $385 oo' 8668-001-4 Cost Nil OS 1199 90 spray 1 / 4 carat total diamond weight ol of your love radiant symbol 7 11 Genuine Rubies and 10 bright diamonds $675 00' 8956 097 3 Cost $440-U $369 00 $750 00? 00 8772 024 9 Cost 049046 bloom to create a graceful flower on a 14K As above, in 14K white gold As above, in 14K yellow gold $615 00? yellow gold ring 5/8 carat I G W 8956 098 5 Cost S44I. $36900 $750 00? 8T72 025 6 Cost $491.1. $358.00 $375 00? 8904-005-9 Your Cost $249.90 PRICES MAY CHANGE DUE TO THE INSTASILI OP THE GOLD AND DIAMOND MARKfl5. $.1.ci.d iu.trst1.os .n1.duabI• to —is.to41 T W oe.is - tot.iagainst diamond Total 9.m WSIISnI so"orght of Weeks" due i.a. 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JIUILJ I IflC*PflCiid Wi -- - B SuggsIt.d bit ii rc.mm.d.d by Iti.s nit *v•slSbt& thi 'sf..,-ici pncis ow.,msøwIacIurw scni,n.i., W**n by ie imbc P o eoms w, pon ov tiw ns o' I • . 11. , Ny.i,c.udI,,. - 0Ydfi1OølAltNS - - L)eltc'na, . ç - - S - F - V - - water from the air cooling system in the heating of the ound, but he was in satisfactory systen and an energy saving dishwasher, condition considering the amount of time "I understand he (Jordan) did point in Branch Road - Construction will begin for tha - Deltona-EnterprL development as soon as central sewer installation is completed, Candeto said. contaIn 12 units The complex will hay swimming pool, all-weather tennis courta and one and a h parking spaces per ii Candetosaldhedldno(knowif the complex would be screened porches and a cedar vau ce g Each purchaser, she added,wfllhavethe:p. portunty e SUnd tile c ' carpe ng, g ures a CondomInjuzandw4il[nvolstructJonof340two- located, he said, off Enterprise Road near Doyle Road courts, she said and is "quite unique for the area" - issued for each 4,000 residents of tie be county. The old law permitted one license - _ l i \ - ' - - - - ' - - -.- - .- -- - - ' ' - - . , - ' - ji Senate while--State Rep - • __-. - - - - , Dsvltadevslcpsdthealhnedtnitl2at age of$ athce then lad lived - ___ prta'cthimfrosn j I - I - - - . - - - - - -' Ths 'osar lived 10 * of - - - 5-- -- . - - - ' 9. acre aparnent and commercial section In the city. - zoning commission is whether the city .• -- .. - - .' -• .. - . .. -- - -. i- -- . '. -' . - , -. - ' . -- -. . - - -. - - - ,,, .,: . k ,. Sq ' , -. - . .' ,, ,, . - ___ .5 - - , - , I -I Dr. Jeff Towles said Jordan was thken . m .- . % FAtN0 JORDAN bullet or bulleta fragmented Towles said shootrng • * - '• - -- ----- - --- ---- -- -S 's ;.. - . AZ - . -. - -1- • ., sbIngh1ifi, 1' . - National black-leaders expressed dan's Family who Nere flying there. . ..mPIaInlg.b u.Ua. , '-' -4 ___ 4t — '-•--- City Manager Phil Kul said U meeting was called at the request of _______ '_____ .-. -, - • w ''r 'i.. - U.S. Spelling Bee -___ WASHINGTON (UP!) — Jacques. Bully, a 14.yearld eighth-grader pa m Nihø grader from Denver, Cob., today won S 'tan, wmn.p -, - - -- - the 5d annual National Spelling Bee by liE Ig VVflEIE J LUNCH? -successfully spelling the word , 4beInC3.,I I While walking alitg Lake Monroe In Sanford, this lone seagull would defeated Paige PlpkIn, a 12ha he "as ywold from El Paso, Texas, after she Ih.a sOilii squsw1 i*ig for compy er psibiy a tasty handout from a wlcuwy - - .. - .- .- Jordan, difector of the National Urban Atlanta catering ervice, said she League, and were at a loss to explain why learned of the shooting about 6 am. and __________- Planning and Zoning Commission the highly respected civil rights leader was too upset to talk. She ald she . prtznarilytoestablishwhatpollciesthe wasgow, __ would fly to Fort Wayne. _' ° ow n a ering neW COlfl' president of the Southern Christian Atlanta Urban League chapter, said the hensive plan. ___________ Leadership Conference, said, "I'm shooting "was a tremendous shock and ___________ Paulucci is requesting permission tO stunned by it and I'm praying for his somethingthatnobodygetspreparedfor. -. ________ build apartments, towqhouses and a recovery. It's a azy, violent world. We still don't understand why it hap&n&lcommerclalsectionatthecorner ,, "But without knowing any further penedorwhatthemotivewas." of Rantoul Lana and State Road A, details, I'm Just at a lou to understand - - - .. - , . Atlanta civil rights activist John ;' •' . Kulbes said. why or what happened." Lewis, who worked with Jordan In 1960, -Planning and zoning has tabled COnLuwery heads the organization founded called the shoting "tradgic for someone .. :'-. - * alderation of the proposal until i. by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who was who has served the blacks and whites of -. -.- ., - • tonights meeting. Kulbes saId under "saselnated lii Memphis, Tenn. on April this country as well as Vernon has and existing land use plan the parcel is 4, 1968. .- - ends up hurt In this way, I Just hope he dealgnated for commercial and multi. _;_ Jordan, 44, was shot twice in the abcan recgver and continue to serve in the famIly use but on the proposed PL1 domen outside a motel parking lot early valuable way that he has in the past." - .1 parcel Is designated for agricultural '' today in Fort Wayne, md. Police said Dr. Ralph Abernathy, who succeeded Thedtycowictlhasnotasyetsdopted -KlngasheadoftheSCLC,caliedJord -. -. .° -. the new comprehensive P' shooting. ' "one of the most articulate voices in the has been sent to Seminole County o1 - The Rev. Jesse Jackson of Chicago, civil and human rights movement. Me ficlals and officials In nearby cities for president of - ___ Operation PUSH, said he has the k to cross raca1 barrkrs Comment Was shocked by the shooting and, "I just and work *lacks and whhes and the P. don't bow what It mean&" Urban Laue Is that type of ______ , Denver Youth Wins Jackson said he would go to Fort organization" . 1j "... as - Schoenhals found the main injury as to pi's out but4t. was ionstious when internalbteedlngandtherewasnofear of they got to him, I'm told.' spinal mjury In Washington FBI director William The doctors could not determine how II. Webster ordered his special agent in ..1 proposedlanddevelopmentplanortothe . ----- •/ le ____ ___ ahe,esiumstjmsspomuu.dth ' - stse's lr'a ruoma set -, - -.' -. - WASHINGTON (UP!) - Teddy Uveisastarilsçn. Vft vironsnèi4 tnside a glass cubicle to , gernie his body could prnt.ct boerm defense si -diedTuesday at -the Nail" . IastibzllofH innearby Bethesda, - -". e' __________ - 1W -'--..--, - - ;._____________ -- - it In the Hue. The legislation was requested by the Representativezoftheleaguesaldwlth siini. Leg of civic ciatio. -- S -.5--- - • by frequent :d traisti1one. who made medical - The 17s ngar tlianaxiy , -- -- - - - - - * - - - - - - - - 1 ' - :. , - - L , a have a balcony or terrace. S The first phase will be built, in 20 three-buIlding .,,. mole builder, the Deltona Corp. in another area, construction Is underway on a456- • - - . Bit, Wk, I k'd - y - - . - -- -- -. - ,-: :5 . -. Ms. Sochacki said each unit will include a number of leader's condition. energy saving devices such as a high efficiency heating He said Jordan was technically listed in Bubble Dies - - - story) will determine the purchase price between $43,450 and $47,, he said, the establishment of bars with adult sntertaent. S - - - - - for occupancy by the first quarter of 1981, Moat of the first 240 units have already been sold, -'v-- - !1 $46,900 and $63,000 The two and three bedroom units will have a minimum of two bathrooms. Modeb will be - '" - * a _____ ____ The comple; will be built of masonry (cement block) on the wer level and wood frame on the second level, doubled chrthg the pest decade it was expected under oM foula new licenses would have Larry Cole, one of the reàentath,es, - :' Sern • . Five hwdred fifty ne; condominium units will soon be lining a poon of the north shore of Luke Moncoe In boteli, restaurants and private clubs. . - - ,i - -- - South - -- •___-_•_- - ____ .? --tMie11k prlCSol $1L$ 'iitUteii IIDIde-' th 5V"'4' *t.kt°Wn tetwood - ictois In attempts to preserve the fletUt$1 WOW%. chest and )O1Vt5. yjfl' of federal tctvfl rIght laws, ----. Ajthough the first phase is very nearly sold out, Village, will be located in the 5500 bioe1' of Howell Jordan spoke to about 450 people at an dtvote whatever re4ources are necescandeto said units in the next phase or phases are still Branch Road. . •-- Urban League dinner Wednesday night sary to bring this Investigation to I available. The project will contain single story units and twoIn addition, she said, the units will be protected by at the Marriott Inn in Fort Wayne, at- successful and just conclusion," Webster ,-tie explained the Deltona' Corp. makes use of level townhomes of stucco and cedar. No unit will be 10-year National Home Owners Warranty, They will tended a reception afterward, then left said. woriwicie branch offices for selling and the first units above or below another. The units will have from 1162 have a Winter Park address. The builder is Harkins 'the motel and returned about 2 hours - were "mostly all sold as soon as tl*y were-released." to 1634 Uveable square feet and will be priced between Construction of Lake Mary. . lat.Uce spokesman Dan Gibson said a relutiVe racial calm for several yea:s. • • - -a i woman accompanying Jordan told in- There was a Ku Klux Klan march last fall, but ttvas orderly. -' Ler'islature vestigators he parked his car aboàt " RIIti + IWUJ feet from his room,got out and walked 7 In the summers of both 1976 and 1977 -N toward the rear of the auto. there were outbursts in the inner city, i PolicesatdMarthacoleman,36,a local with nass gatherings and rock. U - Urban League director escorting Jdan throwings, but there was no rioting or. ktQ btet tnl4 tnun -i - dttbanccs p' ., heard a shot and Jordan fell to thi out aftir about a wtek lCeflSe bill u'. — gi'ound InldsspeechWednsda) night, Jordan . Motel spokenan John Mann said Mrs. criticized the 'blind enthusiasm of the A blil limiting nber of liquor ____ Coleman went to the front desk of the country's apparent move to the right." licenses to be available in _____ hotel and asked for an ambulance. He lie ttrged all blacks to vote in te 1980 ' __ ____ said motel secIrtty Qfficer BilLSmlth preskh.ntial ile,tton sa,ing their ot ,* isa' ''''-a,ti . aed both HOuses of the floda •'•-' could be decisive. city's Planning and Zoning Commission rused out çoiordan. ' Leglalatire and is on the way to Gov. Bob " ' will meet in Joint session at 8 p.m. today Graham for signature. Seti. John Vogt, ___ to consider the future of the proposed I I • . '-•' - P/ - ,_- IrsaAayToNuoyouscosy ______ ____ ----- --• - - - , SHOWROOM HOURS: Monday Thru Friday 9:30 AM. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday 9:30 AM. to 6:00 P.M.; Sund Closid '' ' - I - - . C 2800 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33318 Phone: (305) 524-04,52 S - - - SHOWROOM HOURS: Monda Thru Saturda 9:30 AM. to 9:00 - P.M.' Sunday 12:00 Noon to 5:30 P.M. , - - - t ? ssory :eatwb: ce - Maitland Flortda 32751 S L hI . $ :: - . / 1024.003.4 Your Cost $1 6.78 .........- $21 .95t 0 I d Fl d 32808 Phone 1 305) 29-445O U.S. 17/92 - In I, - Squeeze.and-go" handle for trimming and maneuverin9 ease. 86 th - - U.S. 17-92 & SR 438 Casselberry, Florida 32707 . ,_, - _____ assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ajril 4, 1968 In Memphis, Tenn. Robert Williams, executie director of - a - * - . - ----. ____ rights leader Vernon Jordan was shot in the back and seriously wounded early ' ''"-I''''.'' .' & ' today In a motel parking lot Police said r -ijj. .! I'.. " ' ' •1 & they had no suspect or moti%e for the ' atteck. Hera Ph9 by Tom Vicsnt By late summer, these skeletal structures will be part of a 156-unit townhomes. Meanwhile, a site on the north shore of Lake Monroe in Jordan, 44, director of the National condominium complex on the 2500 block of Howell Branch Road in the Deltona-Enterprise area is being readied for the start of con- Urban League, underwent 4 ursof surgery: south Seminole County. Construction is underway as scheduled on struction of 550 condominiums, inC te critical conthe two and three-bedroom single story units and two-story dition.Doctors said he was struck in the middle of the back by at least one bullet, which apparently fragmented on impact - -.-1 1 Jordanshot . - - . -- '. ' - U Conch hon Critical V V __ -• - ,..-... .W I:a, .-• - •i - r . - -__-' ____ _ 72nd Year, No 241 Thursday, May 29, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 ..--.---,--.- - -''-! 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