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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 33-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/298fe39c092231bf164698640ee08410.pdf 8778267b7a0111dcfab2ab88f0585d1a PDF Text Text so -A S. -. . . .. . \ \ . 1, . . .I - . 4 I I I. - . . . 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Auto-Train Corp has cleared the way to run Us trains this week~nd, but the future of the company remains in doubt toda , a company spokesman said. y However, a federal Bankruptcy Court judge has n9t yet rulod on an Auo-Mrain petition tQ allow Me car and posinger carrier to use Seaboard crews and tracks without paying the rdflroad 24 hours in advance of each run. lie is expected to rule on the case this week, an aid said today. Seaboard forced the prepayments about a week before AutoTrain declared bankruptcy last month. Auto-Train presently owes Seaboard about $4.5 million officials for both companies say. An Interstate Commerce Commission investigator said without the granting of the injunction, Auto-Train may be forced to cease operations while Attempts are made to _ reorganize it. - DAVID &L RAZIX_R_ -.--- Attack TODAY ActionReports ......... ........ Around The Clock ... .... ........ 4A Bridge . .............. ........... X Classified Ada -------- - ----- - --20-48 Comics ....... ........ ... .......... 4C Thile frail and gentle 76-year-old seen the same nuin there the week Dear Abby ..........................IB morning on the roadside of the Julia Tuttle Causeway. It was the second time she had survived such an attack , 'fl -Cat Lady" routinely pushes a shopping cart filled with cat food down the sidewalks of Miami' Beach, stoppuig to feed the city's stray cats wtdthshesakdnumberaboutlO0. '"lie threw me down and dragged me acro the sidewalk and the grass," Mrs. BUrTIS said. She said he Forced her Into his car and then drove to a room in Miami. "He slapped me and beat me nd hurt me 59 much," she said. ,,He treated me so rough j can't tell you Lhepainlhad.Hetortwednie."' well so she began her rounds Later and later threw her out on the road ~~. . - . . .. 111" 1 I - ' I . -- ~~~ . - Dr,Lainb ...........................4C Editorial ....... . ...................4A Florida 7A . 4C Horoscope ............ Hospital ..........................3A Nation .............................IA Ourselves .. .......................lB People 2A Sports ......................... IA-hA - Weather "tentative" Lax rate. The tentative tax rate may not even be close to the one nutobtr of calls his office - . I I . . ,- / - - Williams said. "it seemed absurd to iiie." Williams said the epilepsy prograin is ;A service that is needed and worthy. °lt was just a matter of making sure they weren't over- - under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Last week cornmissioners Sandra Glenn and Bob Sturin , the Serniniole County Commission deadlocked.2-2 on voted for the Epilepsy Association's proposal. Commissioners its final- choice between allocating funds to the Seminole Bill Kirchhoff and Bob French voted against it, saying It County School Board or the Epilepsy Association of -Central , wasn't cost effective. Florida. The county's manpower staff recommended against the The school board's program was to spend $119,4 to provide Epilepsy Association proposal because they said it costs too short-term work for about 100 CE"FA eligibles who are awaiting much per client served. openings in specific training areas. The Epilepsy Association But Tuesday's vote for the organization was unanimous -requested $l18,) to operate a training program to help 36 .following questioning by Williams. , epileptics get jobs The associmttion, however, was directed to reduce salaries Willivns, who was absent frornlast week's meeting, said he and personnel and brihg the program revisions back for county . "It seemed like a real boondoggle because u yould take sltua ticm and pay them for waiting for a lob to open" __________ ' ' ' If the revisions aren't acceptable, the commission has the PETRYK -------- . ~ -- W . T# times, according, to) Suber - - Is 11 - The governmental units also were schi,Iol offic,e. 10 person,% were on hold line.s. required to adopt tentative budgets and I - Board of Vount) Onninissioners, 7 which will actually determine the tax A progranuning error on the notices (liii O( t i it tilt, ourthouse rate eventually, 'uht't1, 7 p Il i , Oct 13, at t'it hall created confusion among property One of the reasons for uncertainty is owners In tile county's uninc Altamonte Springs, Oct. 14, . the Oct. 7 election where a constitutional areas. The notices Incorrectly showed a city liall. amendment will be on the ballot. If tax beside the word 'city" on those Oct 13, 7-30 p.m -_ Winter Springs, 7 :10 1),in (X-t it, adopted. It would permit property notices. owners who have lived in Florida for five city hall years to claim higher homestead The notices actually should have said: Lcingwood. 7-:iu p III Oct i:m, t'it .1 exemptions. They can claim a $15,000 1ire tax or municipal taxing district" to hall. homestead exemption this year, a $20,000 indicate a tax the county is con Luke \Iar) 7 It) iii Ott 9 (It) exemption in 1981 and a $25,000 exemp- templating to pay road costs in the hall. tion in 1982, if the amendment passes. unincorporated areas, Goembel'said. - Oviedo, 7 3u 1) in Oct 1:1, c1t) Iijill, 2A • I . - ..........- - rental and other properties not entitled to -' s courthousece in person any homestead exemption %kill illso go by i_ul tone. up, he said. These properties will pick up or IN-- slack (.Teated by the larger excillp"We'll discuss the value with them to tions nn some properties. -we if ;ill erro - has been made. If we can't Goembel said of the 75,000 pro[wrlivs in vome to an agreement, the propertii * Seminole County, about 45,345 are "wncr may file a petition to the property ) homes. Of this _Uumber, 6,800 appraisal adjustment board by Ot, homeowners have not lived Ili tile state *Piat will be the final ap1wal unless the [be required five years. and their taxes ",Anvr wishes to take the inatter to the Circuit Court,— Suber said There %kere no I lolliestead exemptions filed for an6therTlic propert) appraisal iadjustillelit 6.000 hoilles,' Govilibel said, pumibl). Imard is composed of count) twllbecause those homes were occupied by im::ssitirl.,rs 'antIri t,k no Dick %ViiIinii renters or because the properties are still jill d ljob Sturin ond school Ward in the builderk' names or for other inendwrs Roland William.-, and Allen reasons. The remaining :W,000 parcels of Keitii. . property also can expect a lax increase, The ineeting (it this Ward will be held he said . in Ntiveiiiljer. Sulwr said The reappraisal of all properties in the Those who %4isii to object it, tlic tell. county, required by law, saw an average increase in saluc itt about 40 percent, tative tax rate set by [tit, various units of A school board proposal that,seemed like a "real boon. doggle" to Seminole County C&nniissioner Richard Williams, tea program that will provide job training to lost out persons with epilepsy. - .. '.' If the constitutional amnentinient passes (till Stiluer. Goeiiilwl's chief assistant, and most people believe it will, IIMLIV outlined the appeal process if Goembelsaid one thing is certziin. Taxes. prop,ert), o%knersi disagree with the ne% on homes owned Ii> persons Iuo (use ilut placed on their properties, lived in the state less than five )C irs Suber I said those sshu are not in go up. Taxes on commercial, industrial. - County To Fund Epilepsy Program the Bass Museum, where 15 cats awaited her, was early Tuesday. Beach, was "1 was standing on, the sidewalk, ducted beaten, raped. and thrown from an automobile and left to the .- feeding the kitty cats," she'said. guy came down the sidewalk. Tuesday - but her biggest concern the' feeling that "I had was wtio would Iced her legion of stray - ES By IX)NNA Herald Staff Writer The telephones in Seminole Property Appraiser Terry (,oembel's courthouse office have been ringing off the hook for the past two days as property owners call to express anger at increased assessment.s or confusion over notices received in the mail. Goembel's office this week mailed out 75,000 notices, as required by a new state law, to inform property owners that county appraisals have gone up an erage of 40 percent in compliance with that law. Goembiel said today the notices were sent mostly to notify residents of nu w values set on their property and to advise owners how to appeal the assessed value f theyd not a gree with it. 11i. nunubenu un the tax notices showirig last year's paymdht to various correct. but the taxes those owners nuay, 11 have to pay later this year may or may Herald Photo by Tom hel not be accurate, he said. Goembel's courthouse office answering continual In compliance with the new law, phone calls about increased property appraisals. governmental ag'encies, including the county commission, the cities and the I S Bankruptcy Judge Holds Key To Weekend Run . . - ,, 16-1 I Offin .. I - 10 1;' 't.4 ' I - Assessment Noti"ces Anger, rt. Owners - "' .. It i MIAMI UPlj -Mary Burns, the . . . -- - it) cease-fire and settle dispite Secretary General Kurt W.111(111VIIII that d through negotiations. since t11 trioi fl1. hid totally flouted i Council President liub Slim of tiu -t 1ir:iild .iLrttmt,nt on the T unisia. . bud%.. said Ili a statement Tuesdaii, that other territories. his 4overnment felt the lighting uas a threat to in- obligci ti settle the is.sue by force. ternational peace The .shalt Al-Arab. he said, 'shall Shinsaid the Council was asking [tic again IX. as it had ahiia)s beell two %%arring oil ex1wrters, "as it first throughout history, an Iraqi river . stt,1i ((iv, iI( S a solution 0 it conflict, subject 0 control and It Li I desist Fr iiuu all inn -d activity and all sovrt- i 'uty of Iraq, " I ' danacts that may worsen the pre%ent Ilaillilladi's note was die firs-I major gerotus situation and to settle their communication Iii the U.N. from one of dispute by iit- acelni nueans." . the ctn,ibatanls in the Persian Gulf - UP Cat Lady Of Miami B.achSuMves I - - ' , - . . ire ease- - - . ft1' IRA ' - ' a a or I -1 A ,': ' .. t '' ' 1 IR N ,I .' '.-. - - I - 01 u UNITEI)NXI'l()NSLCPIi Meeting, Ix, lkeded ias open IU11 in I risis atmosphere late into the 'hortl before the Council ii tsstwtl Its - - I - - - ". , .. \_ 't ( - -- - - . Tuesday . . ,%w-.".* ~.-,i':;`-'_ f. ". - - - - - -------- --- - - . ": . ':' ,olls bOUVIN"CA INSOL. ,~.T - - %f TFHIUN IuS --- sa - IV AwNt- 0 _____ . . A, 69"U'W HM, gus - ' -_ . * - . R - - - - . . ' ____ -. . - _____ 0 I 'i - - - . by I K Ryan Gfel Nou HE'S rACKIN& - ... I . U .., , -- - III - I ___ - - - . ' ' . __ - - -.•.' 441H1N&. . I __ - . -' _,~T _. - -- number of Americans were fussing (asualt Figures from the comb it between the two Middle East nations was .1J ' C. - FOMA5~~'FF-0" el TAKES . - - - " ' ..,.j(j I . _~`) - * OWTASK ALL PiEs M. - -- - the company has cleared the operation of its eight trains IIIJAT 'T from Friday to Monday with Seaboard Coast Line running '°" _'_ I KNM? Inc., the railroad which supplies train crews and tracks for the '"" run front Sanford to i orion, Va :' ML . '" - ' .-., . U.N. Security Council An Iranian report said four Airlericans ,Aery captured by Iranian forces that . I Aj - - . routed Iraqi troops near Shalamshah, . Iran. Larlii,r reports said Four But reports of aircraft losses mounted. I Americans were feared killed by Iranian . climbing far above 100 in the three-day . I' GULF airplitnes that bombed the Iraqi port of. war. fra~ said it shot down 77 Iranian . . . . Basra. . Iarplanes, but (lid not my when, and . • As the war escalated on land, sea and Iran said it downed 34 Soviet-made MiGs in the air, Iraq said Iranian forces. were plus four missile boats but also did not Mall, shows long border between Iraq and Iran. Iraq's forces "fleeing, abandoning tanks" and equipsay when. raised the stakes in the war between the Mideast nations by itient. But Iran said in a Tehran Radio The war's first evacuations began taking Quasr -e Shirin, the first town on the highway to the . broadcast its forces were taking the Tuesday. Some 300 Britons were moved offensi v e , giving up their defensive to the safety of neighboring Kuwait and .a -,,,tr . ______________ -. . posture and replying to aggression with U.S . construction company, the IMnmius- aggrtssion.' ,...,Cu. of B1oLd, N.J., was evacuating Nations for an urguaL policy meeting ._.ugtn at its greatest intençd by artillery and arplanes drove 10 iuik.s a'tion luclu.iuo to % Iranian al -'*t'?utks, apparent its 300 Americaeipee. tet L3asra da% at the White House on the i?Ifl11tfr' Iran s Parltauont to - fteeze in kuwait into Ir-.-en three 1roii iimnt a re~aliation for an IraqI strike .on Ira- n's In San Jose, Calif',, President Carter ' Iraq said its planes resumed the air definitely" ttie debate on the fate ofthe 52 knockou'll blow at the world's biggest (ill For the second day Iranian planes I iivainmoth Abadan oil refinery, indicated warned the Soviet Union not to intervene offensiv e early tx111) atta cking eight A mericans w ho have been held For, 326 rcfir& it Abadan, tiit Ira qi ri_lint rs it Basra intl the two PLC nations were sçeking to in the crisis, saying: The United States military bases i_ross Ir in . it Ahaz, da) S hit another i-i fin r at Ai-Shua%t)ah, 18 [ cripple cacti other's all-important oil it.self is following such a policy." But Snnandaj, Kermanshah, Sharoukhi, Tehran Hadio said the Americans had It said six Iranian %e,sels ,Aere miles inside Iraq. ' production facilities Moscow said U.S. inspired imptrialism l)tzful and Tabriz and 'hahab id %% here be to moved again to foil any plot"to destroy ed is the v ir spread to St Iran Iraq, ho tr id its l,,round forces In a iiiaj(.)r Iranian strike on the Per- had instigated the fighting. four FA Phantoms were destroyed on the fl- tv Itieni. But it dill not say where they claimed -four Iraqi vessels sunk M il I pushing Into Iran captured the town of The U.N. Security Council appealed for gro'und. The Iraqis said they lost two had moved the hostages, who were -j sian Gulf port of Bisra Tuesday, 47 battle near the Iraqi deep-water oil oasr-e,Minn, the first lowri on the road an end to the fighting. U.S. Secretary of planes in the raids. people were killed including at least half captured at the 'U.S. Embassy Nov. 4. terminal offshore below the mouth of the to Tehran and the major trading center I a dozean. Westerners, perhaps four State Muskie left The fighting, now in its third day and the United S Iraq said its ground form supported (hsp'uttxi Shatt-al-Arab waterway, in .*ill - .1 TUMBLEWE '' 'T 'CAGE 5HE Y4 •--- -- --- - -: - -- killed Iranian soldiers and captured 117 others. In repulsing the raid on Kirkuk tQ(ia%, Iraq said it suffered 1:1 casualties. Starr -THEN 6HE MAY HAVE HAP 0' DIRECTMi, Uff ME COU "I . - %%9iE KNEW IT WAS HER DUT VREPORT 'YVU TO 1W BOftRO - II , 1 9_ -ITH1 Mv - MAY WOULD V4 ELL- W H EH MARRY ME, BUT 6HE'S (' MAY THOU6HT WORRIEV AM YOU VU WERE AN "u" lnhlToIAI "HLE' FIV P'c' I. V IIVIrbI!I ; 4(i .. - - - the (.dptUrl of the first town (ifl the high i to the Iranian capital. Iranian r. warplanes attacked major Iraqi cities, fl(Uifldie Vital iiil centers uf - nard by Leo . EXC1E- ftP CHAWO . 11SII , • 1"URN 0f'4 1I4 - - o WAMA4 he - ' - - - (NMSPAPMI ENTnPRISE &M.) l - - I IDGE - pr . ..... I -.-----.--.-'-\.__ ''\ - \ __________ - • ItAGHLML).lrdqIUPi,_1raqLforces , I / . by Ed Sullivan SO CX) I -' . . Production Sites ;-CrippIedIn=Figh#ing-r: -i-- - -- often such problems may be - pUnreIa long periods t these circumstances, analogous to' the diabetic who lives with regular treatment such as insulin porjat o realize that with mpdern treatment, many make >our points Back off. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) _______________________________________ Give the other guy a way out. You i be n wed under F1nd out more or What. IIé - oday caus: a job you t ahead For you in the year thought was completed AT has following your birthday by developed complications and sending for your copy of h to be done all over again. close t nana was limit Astro-Graph Mail $1 for each Don't fight it, do it ISouth might well to Astro-Graph, Box 489, . I have passed at three. but his NORTH 913 Radio City Station N.Y. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tens d nines looked mighty 10019. Be sure to specify birth Mind your pis and q's socially valuable. TKQJ7 date. ' today. Don't get involved with West got off to his best lead • - a club. East's queen fell to - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) persons who aren't really 4.186 South's ace. A trump was led Be careful you don't bite off your firends. You could end WEST 9AST to West's ace and a second more than you can chew in up being the fall guy for 4 542 4X83 club went to East's king. Now VA4 W33 attempting to do a job today. another's misdeeds. East led a low diamond. #A832 #Q765 South had already lost two The problems you encounter 49753 CANCER (June 21-July 22) +KQ42 tricks. lie had to lose to the could engulf you. ace of diamonds wherever A Watch out if you are, doing SOUTH SkGITTARlUS (Nov. 23was and to the king of spades $'A Q 10 somethIng for another. today, Dec. 21) Though you may not H Sou Itehldwby West. Therefore if T109865 eve[ll going to make his mean to offend anyone, your family. If it doesn't live up to contract he had to assume bluntness could do just that *A 10 that you could their today an earn ou a a in for some criticism social image Think before be Dealer North East had already produced the king and queen of clubs you- speak. i 22) LEO (July 23-Aug. West Nortb Ent scati that made five high card. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-lan points. The king of Spades 3 4 Pus Someone you may Pass 19) decisions today until you have would raise his total to eight. 'Pan Pass Pass around today could make you time to give the matter It he also held the diamond ace ?e would be up to 12 and feel insecure and worthless LI serious thought. If you make a d probably hive opened you allow their superior at- mistake you may have to live Opening lead:* 3 /. . the bidding. I titude to get the best of you. with it. Therefore, South decided to Remember: No one's perfect. play West lo the diamond ace VIRGO (Aug. Z3-Sept. 23) 11 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. You may be wise to avoid I . played his nine. That a 19) Your ability to say what material obligations today fly Oswald Jacoby all South had to do to make his you'd like may be somewhat even if it looks like a good and Alan Sontag lucky game was to draw restricted today. Don't fret., jhI9LTT!L1J1I" '14 _____ -- - Tdward Tehran Thrusts . ~4 .-i"', ________ - FrnalIy,Vdhhcetoaddthat process Zn t slowed down enough with the amount of Since I'm sure you want medicine thepatlentistaking, 1 information procedureis Amply about cancer, I'm sending you to lincrem the dose to the few days. Thie odds aren't b - - intake, f - 1 addition, cancer patients • lcXfl9. r - - ' - . 1~ t / - .' Iii ) -s -. " II 11 I ~ - - ' I Iraq this Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, In en told that alter you've sometimes don't like meat suddenly tastes this for a period of time that it because It bitter to them, That's because true. of a different sensitivity to the DEAR READER - No, urea in meat. Increased seasoning o thfferen types of that's not -correct. (oumadin aiig otting agent It 13 seasoning may mask-lIds and,,,,.i3 an-r help improve the taste of theI true,that the amount a peiion meat Depending on your own needs to control the tendency taste sensation, actually of the blood to clot can vary sweetening , the meat Even what you eat can affect sometimes help disguise the how the medicine works flavor. An Illustration here would be to roast beef with However, doctors who are with such apples. Since meat often treating patients medicines have blood contains a hidden amount of fat, If the ' cancer patient tS,ienintermittently re ge tting the stre IIIUI really cuts back on meats, — — — — — — SHE GOES - HAIR LOOKS-. ' - - Then cancer patients - -. Life. sweet substances. You can cancer patients can live for t perhaps make your sweemany useful years. foods taste better by using . more sweetener than you DEAR DR. LAMB - I had a were previously accustomed heart attack four years ago to using. specialist a and my heart spec P' t - - . BE SURE AND SAY HOW of - - - 8, Cancer: A Fact who Other send 75 can NY . 1~) to - — 53 by Bob Montana , - 42 ______________________________________ __________________________________________________________ - ARC HIE - — ,. 36 - - ± ------- •. .• I availab1emOderfltreaflti is t - .. . .1 -=--- - - 26 24 25 I '. *_ cs. . of taste or are bored with hearing such a complaint. I . lack any interest in my I . . 73rd Year No 29-Wednesday, September24 1980-Sanford Florida 32771 DEAR READER - There problerni may often bi like IMnL with other chronic ---or w_ 22 . A etc. I ~ , .. . seen apparently don' t have newspaper, P.O. 14 - — - 19 by Art Sansom P" - P 15 — - -- ' 1. 13 — / -- •• CO E I&3L TZ) Ot.i? 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Wednesday, Sept. - prings-Council Backs r - I I -- - . . ge approves. a -12 -k.-rrent increase ifl pay for all city employees. - But tile council ineinbers put off fees f,)r builders and contractors seeking free lighting. permits for homes and subdivisions in the Council IN BRIEF -. . - Despite votes by council members I -- Shooting Death "2-2o" -DAVID M RAZLER . . -Herald Staff Writer I Deputies today are continuing their investigation of the shooting 'k'ath of Sanford businessman Francis McElroy Jr., 0 . 41. found cead in'llis Geneva bottle ,Monday. An autopsy revealed McElroy, found dead in the kitchen of . , . Ids Lake Harney Drive honm by deputies,'died of three smallcaliber gunshots in his chest, said County Medical Examiner (;mra)-. McElroy's name was misspelled by deputies in a story in Tuesday's I lerald. Ile operated a rustproofiñg and truck rental i,tjsiness.H( 1101-C W. 27th St., Sanford. + I I- • - S EYE,INJURY CHARGED A former Lake Brantley high School student and her parents have filed suit against the Seminole County School Board and a teacher, charging thein with responsibility for a 1978 accident which injured the former student's eye. Jesse and Sandra Vugenitz and their daughter Connie, 18, filed suit in Seminole Cirëuit Court Tuesday against the district and teacher homer Hough, Traveler's Insurance Co. and hinrait' Mann Insurance Co. 'f hesuit charges Connie Vugenitzsufferetjan eye injury and .permanent vision damage when a chemistry expetiment t'xpi(xled in her face on Feb. 22, 1978: -. P +- - I Ware In Alta rhontle Race' The oldest and youngest candidates in the county will face .. ---- - .' n rnep (nr Springs on Nov. 4, each ()tlu-r in S 5 S '5, 10 '.•lJ - ; i +S-'II$4IlIJIUII III (%IIdIIIUIIL . CL I Lee Ware, 72, a three.tinie mnenitx'r of the Silver-Haired I.egislalure, qua1irild1{s' ek 'election before Monday's deadline for a city commission seat against two-year cornomission veteran, Lee Constantine, 27.0 Ware said he decided to run for office after being imp. proached by several homeowner oups and a dumber of senior dtizen. Constantine currently is also serving as deputy mithyor of th city, having been elect ed to that positionb his t-ol leagues, With Mayor Norman Floyd's resignation to be effective Nov. - 1, Constantine will nutommiatically become mayor until a new iiiayor electedNor'. 4 takes office Nov. 18. J de ntes[ for the mmiaor' oIfk on the Nov. 4 ballot, 1. Orlando engineer Hugh hiarhing and publisher and former city I •' +''5 .•'.,'-, it - -news maga.zne, he suffered an unhappy - guess." - - All That Glitters.-.. * I . * Courts * * - Police Beat ____________________________ _ . -- MOONSHINE FOUND (search warrantioi- the William Garrison Burton residence at l010" W. 13th Street Sat urda y turned up an i ll egmount of moonshine whiskey and th e containers for bottling it, police Is repor ts show. - -7, Burton, 41, was charged with possession of --more than one , - gallon of moonshine and possession of containers, and was ,% being held at the Seminole County Jail on those charges in lieu S of But Sanford police also discovered a 16-year-old girl at residence and charged Burton with contribution to the delinquency of a minor.- Burton, alias Gee Bird, was held in lieu of $500 bo nd on that charge. - S - - Hamelin has threatened several witnesses in - case notice said. They recommended his bond not be lowered from $5,250. it i) I - '.. - - S • r?mJ.Mmc,iCMN FAMOUS NAME-BRAND a- -- - or less. The seas vill be 3 feet or less. Winds and seas will be higher near widely scattered thunderstorms. - . S -+ WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter personally asked senators to support his controversial sale :1 of 'nuclear fuel to India, a decision a key Senate opt- I I ponent decries as a violation of Carter's own nonproliferati on policy. Th fI Ifl wh.i k [I ,expected to be an ex1remely clote vote to decide .1 I i EIIrnk2 1 __ 1 -- - - + S 1 . w '- 0;, J IU r".1 I IWIJII ""_ DWP'U graduated from Seminole Lie is surived 1y hii "Cardwell Funeral Home, High School and attended the mother, Alice Hasty, Dayl ona Port Orange, Is In charge of University of Florida in Beach; thee broth rs, arrangements. died Monday at the -Halifax Gai nesville. When In Sanford Raymond, of Sierra VI FRANCIS McELROY Andrew, New Ca itle I .-hlospital, l)iytona .Beich. he lived on Myrtle Avenue and Ariz.' Francis McElroy Jr., 41, of Dela, and Gene, of Alto na: Born in Orlando, he moved to worked for Florida Power & one sister, Mrs. Gladys ;ch. Lake Harney Drive, Geneva Daytona in 1968 from Sanford. - l.lght Co. He was-u member of wartz, Port Orange; one died Monday afternoon at his hte was an employee of the Inn - the Pi-Lambda-Phi Frater- uncle, Pod Hasty; and sev ral residence. He was a native of Southington, Cairn,, and had on the Beach, Daytona. - lie nity. cousi ns, all of Sa nf ord. iivea in tieneva toe me past year moving here from Vero Beach. He was ,a Jehovah's Witness and proprietor of the Ziebart Sanford Rustproof ing, He was a veteran of the Korean War having served with the U.S. Army. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Louise McElcoy of Geneva; two Sons, Kevin Ira Jdky,.and Gordon Wayne Mclroy, both iCeWevir lather, Francis MtElroy Sr., Belfast, Ireland; three sisters, Mrs. Leta Matthews, Southington, + Conn., Mrs Margaret Kurt, Hobe Sound, and Mrs. Priscilla Burke, Bristol, Conn,; three brothers, Stuart, Southington, Conn., Arthur, West Palm Beach and Bruce McElroy, South Carolina, Funeral services and burial will be in Vero Beach, Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, is In charge of local arrangements. I inivip , S. 'I -• 1I FAMOUS BRAND . - . I I'I - i ii 51 i -0.. - C ~k) , i 14 It- I V 3 Sept thru III++II'I I $IIIS ••iii '0U - I Pt --.: IIh '"" Ci' I 3995 I l ir,pqi •' iu., ~- CJZA I. C39 V-------..,-- - -. upon... 0 .1-) ) - "" 3 . -.901111111lit, 000-11104 -t- 14' -+ k-- . .1'.. ~..-- . .,~_e Ak--; Ii' - : , - site -- e 1 - - I1 - ., -- I- 69 • Ofo ,,.. 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Wohouf coupon 99( "° I I M Whil e th e dist ri ct has answered pa rt of th e complaint dealing ,_ ltmyfnmmem wi th i de ntification of non-English speaking students, 1 ____________________________________ aaequateiy, inas no coins up W1LJ1 any pian mor se.:dnlng ineimi as requirrd.by law, th letteststes - - -EnglIsh Or other s bj Under the Ci vi l Rights Acts, school districts which do not WOOLITE comply wi th federal regulations demanding equal educational LIQUID opportunities for all students can be stripped of their federal $6-os cold funds, abo ut $2 million per year for Seminole County. But a source close to the investigation said the letter Is only a Limit I kpl 77, 1910 'first step, and that office investigators will able to negotiate Tit. So.., W,Ihvt ovpor' $1 89 a proper program for Seminole County schools. •uui'r"ri - --rvw t---- -• Ii -I'LI t"fl'j 1 E{•1'l i'i: E HEAVY DUTY ' at •i-i''i_- 11_'[('i'll']'_" b I oqnc•t mo,t I --- --- ---- -, - - L.. _ go M'90 ' "- ' 7 -- 'I( '--'- Popihgh.LtuII,r THE BOSS 1250 I : . I POPCORN 20 R.ot.'s R.gviar orCuinchyCupi+ I 29 W Ithouf coupon S 1. 79 _ " ts-." GOURM DU!l.IDIT%UVI OfJ ' I Limit I thru S"U 27. I"o - I U I II I CONOITIONUN - S 11111111111 ! 1. HIRSHAT'S OR -. - on AIRPORT I 'l.A :1 - eiiiiiiuir I,,.UUIIL)' I. - A AW 1 SHAMPOO I services for Norman Hasty, $7, at 3 p.m.. WeIiday, at Card well Funeral Horns, UI Ridgewood Ave., Port Cringe. Cremation will follow. in lieu 01 tl**vr$ donations may be made to American Cancer Society. Ca r dwell F uneral Home In charge. , I or 28 OZ SUAVE r County Schools Face Ulfimatum-' - ~" 17i cu. con / !I VIi1:l_i_CI(.1li.]: - - Beach, 4io died Monday will be ' / Chocolate • . ... .'"771 I [ " k1. -1 - - 891, I, S + _i '--4/89 (L , &* ei 1. independent trade union nioverneru sougni iegai approval today for their fou nd ing cha r t rs In a key test of the government's intent to honor the unprecedented • promise of non-Communist-run unions. St rike leader Lech Walesa arrived in Warsaw late Tiipsdav af ter train trin from Gdansk for the formalitles of registering th e statutes with the Warsaw provimucal court. At - 24995 - ......... I I ., 16 I S I 77. IO +, - I BUTTERFINGERSI •' [' . The verdict was expected today, - 151W Funeral Notice, I 5 + - a I1 . ." IIIIUiL$LI('ili'E arrest last December. He recanted in court Monday and the pr ose cut or asked for lenien cy Tuesday. I•E*'_ i'(*'l.'. 14e 1J I* offw Model I . I 3v,,'tm i' Its ' - 4II41 1 -+ Vacuum Cleaners •5 R U -_- --_' SS • HOTPOINT - I [ exile. ' Lev Regelson, a 41-year-old Russian Orthodox ac tivist, had been accused of writing and spreading "slanderous" anti-Soviet materials from 1974 until his ' + .. mO I toticst ill % _______________ I - . 'I BABY RUTH MOSCOW (UPI) - In a surprising show of leniency, a Soviet prosecutor asked a jury to spare a self. confessed Christiandissident imprisonment or Internal All Is __ i 439TO 11 - - 01mond I For. ____ AP NORMAN HASTY Norman Hasty, 57, of 2717 Dach Ave., Daytona Beach, . ..n ( S t jaw - 1r1 + II1JV1JI I 'l 1 ' * j-.______ - -a- ,, ,, •- - 1 1 ___ ,.S_•S I -•_sI I _____________ .• . the city opera house ignited the fuseHundreds of young Limit 06 0 -•wr.d ~ a IELLJ=UL~~ 'whther the United State will go through wthThe sale " of 38 tons of enriched ifranium for India's Tarapur reactor. '' '-•-'• 19" COLOR T.V. - - AREA DEATHS S __________ _____________________ 0 . - + 1: - people took to the streets, clainling public money went - GIANT '/2 LB. HERSHEY'S - . S transaction and hand Carter a foreign policy setback. ' I) . On die surface, Zurich's %oung people are protesting high ren ts and a lack of youth facilities. • T'he announcement in, __________________________ On Nuclear Fuel To India S + ~ I 1 19 Today . 1. ' S coupon - . : S -- - I . .I I + _________ : - - ' S -- riots are expected. . BRIEF 7 NW 4 ----------- . I - VVOR_D-- S -- . rf + - f. though most Ab6ut Bw.jounj: people i Were arrested, r . There have been no serious injuries. But later were fre ed daniage was reckoned in the trullions of dollars. More * the institute for - - . I ZURICH, Switzerland UPI) -The very idea of riots in staid, sober, law-abiding Switzerland is about as outlandish as penguins in an loa cornfield. Since May, in the worst civil violence the country has bitter battles have erupted with increasing ever frequency betwen tough Zurich police and mobs of enraged youths.. tailed studies on subjects annually b% writers hired talks in 1975 the coinnion currency was 'The 21st edition of "The Military Balance," re- eyebrows, Allord comcedes it, the other 5 gard as something of an oracle on the pe rce nt th at makes the IISS unique, - Violence -Suffe.ciytl About 10 ttdlphi Papers are published "it was interesting that in Helsinki security But with blue eyes twinkling beneath bushy I. . ______ -........... . West Point. -- qPE ' phi Papers, . 'Staid' SwitzrIand - ----~--- - ' .1= + - S The 22-year-old ' IISS has just published its S + . froln thesale,public-ativn.s. including the Adel, - us if we are way out in terms of what we think "An one with access to a good university ............. - - + Arab or Israel. - ... -. NI1A +u± Police said an accomplice In the burglary, Robert Maxwell--IIeat), has confessed to the crime, S - . . - BAYPORT: highs, 2:28a.m., 2:54 p.m.; lows, 8:50 a.m., 9:13 chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs in the p.m-. low 90s. Lows in the low to mid 70s. Winds variable around 10 BOATING FORECAST: Augustine Jupiter . 50 Miles: Variable winds mostly from the southeast at 10 knots ' evening hours. . In the second race for the city commission seat currently held by Peggy Childress, the two candidates are Bob Reis, who was involved in Mrs. Childress' campaign two years ago, and (;y Shader, an attorney whose Law office Is In Altamonte Springs. , - - Idyllwilde Dr., Sanford, police said. Hamelin Is suspected of having taken $3,935 worth of goods. of lice. The term is only for the remaining one year of Floyd's unexpired term. -. . author flay Bradbury, in the November issue of Omni magazine on .mankind's first meeting with alienS,hé says will be - piritual km i dired: "No matter how s askings, their.shapes, their seeming d rea df u l their m highs, 8:56 a.m., 9:21 p.m.; lows, 2:30 a.m., 2:57 p.m., - ARFA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Slight - . and they think." Alford said. This . is the home of the International library and a lot of time could probably gather specific as *'Decision Making on Soviet percent of the information in 'The Institute of Stiategic Studies, recognized as an about 'Now, of course, there ssould be some Weapons Procurement," "Congressional authoritative, independent clearing house of Military Balance,"' said Col. Jonathan Alford, secrets they would not want to divulge. There Power - Implications for American Security 46, deputy- director of the IISS and a former military facts avidly read in miniseries u we have to exerci se our own judgment and talk Policy," or 'South Africa's Narrowing instructor at Sandhurst, the British army's . to people. world over - East or West, Se( . . . theft at the' residence of Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Kinney, 314 - . . . THURSDAY TIDES' DYTONA BEACh: highs, a.rn., 9:28 p.m.; lows, 2:39 a;m,, 3:05 p.m.; PORT CANA ' RAL: -- - 'I time. WEATHER ____________________ -. I . classi~v information to us, but they will tell .- stitutional walls. Only 25 peopI6 Work there full* S _____ ___________ - . . ________________________________________________________________________ Richard Thomas hlameltn, 46, of 3 S. Park Ave., Sanford, was arrested early Saturday accused of burglary and wand S I I - - THEFT SUSpEC'rARRE'rED .. I -' . . CENTERFOLD GOLD: All that glitters really is goW for Isabella "Concetta" Ardigo. The 28-year-old Italian beauty will be crowned Penthouse magazine's "Pet of the Year" Sunday at New York's Lincoln Center Library and Museum. With ttcrowngos $300,000 in cash and prizes. Libe'rtarian Party presidential candi da te Ed Clark. who'll share t he magazine's November issue with hercenterfold,.was kedht he t1nks of a beauty queen getting more money than t he president of the United States gets in ary. never campaigneat f it's the present president, it's okay, because he isn't worth anything ... Personally, I think the president's salary should be a gold watch every fo ur years." .&es- tv % only to "establishment culture," not to "youth culture" Military Balance.' Western delegates were one sear specifically to rese 'mrcl1i single issue appearance, if Christ's sprit, or Buddha's or • Police met the demonstrators with rubber bullets, tear carrying bound copi es, Eastern delegates in depth. . Mohainnied's instrpcted them, we would sit and break gas and blasts of water. subject of who owns what for waging war, a I were carrying photocopies'." "Each spring, for every country on the list, , bread wi th them, confident they were no more or no But its world-wide reputation rests on the common denominator that provides di plomats sv make a draft entry of what we believe to be Swiss opinion to t ' he Zurich riots is sharply split. less paradoxical than ourselves, knowing that dark and in' the Communist bloc only Romania quantity and quality of military information of all sides a starting point for negotiation, the facts and send it to every government and Geneva sociologist Wain Hutmacher said police crackcooperates. The' otter Warsaw Pact nati ons iillt'tod within its bare,. tmn(listinguisht'(l to murder put aside ht exist (towns merely increased violence -wihoul- solving basic wit to put in . next year: and the .~oviet Union "still'say ' 'rivet."' Alford More often. than exercised." * . . offices. Single nations inav know inore about-a . Survey," a review of what has happened to the Would you care to comnielit" problems. A Geneva newspaper .slid polic~ Toughness, . said. fe%v jx4entialopponents* t;l1litary strength. but world militarily and what it all mea's. , .. satisfied only "senior citizens for whom the*disrespect of Now, I can't believe an Individual would ' few know inore almut thein all. . Together these two publications go a long So the IISS relies on inforination from traditional values constitis get that ki nd of service," A l ford offers, way in setting the agenda of debate itt think western intelligence sources, but Alt urd says, "f there wasn't such a center around," said Many believe the police and authorities should get even' . tanks and universities, cabinets and politBut why does the !nstitute get so much data "We ice not bound by what we're told. ive orw Western diploinat, ,*then someone %;ould GLIMPSES: Natalie Cole will be national chairman buros. Interviews with diplomats from individuals would be denied? weigh it against other information and come to have had to invent one" of this year's "Great American Smokeout" on Nov. 20 when the American Cancer Society tries to get the •" publ to kick the habit for 24 hours Russian ba llet --: Vf:l11E'1'1'l: T - star 1ilçhafl Messerer will iikê his-first New York __________________________________________ UN ___ appearance since he defected in February when the ' SEALTEST I 1111111111111111111 Cincinnati Ballet appears Oct. 18 at the Brooklyn - CUT COSTS NOT Lightii Uvely .; College's Center for-the .Performlhg Art.a ..,Wllllam I • Whitwrjh, associate editor in chief of New Yorker QUALITY WITH : 1111111111111111111 magazine, has been named editor in cheif of Atlantic g811919-, I • Nlonth,ly... New s Radio City Music Hall Monday .. :: OUR GENERICS IN sold a record 48,000 tickets in one day to "Deadheads" L WftOu? IS . S S UA - as Grateful Dead fans call themselves - for an 1.I4AIi [14'l tilL L 1 upcoming cncert series by the rock group... I Senate To Vote !I'11 f 11:14-111 1.1; • happiness, but perhaps to escape from reality." Says he. The first joke I ever wrote was, '1 don't get no respect. When I was ' a kid I played Wde and seek and they wouldn't even look for me." Dangerfield everyone feels that way once in a while - that, "a guy . • QUOTE OF THE DAY: "Martian Chronicles" feel you w'eren"t treated ptoperly ... I saidwhit I'felt, I t;.v. ' ~m""a"I - . - . • .. feg-fi. ,Rra. 0 LONDON (UPI) ice a year the small, W estern and non.Westen countries failed to "The irtues of having something in the our own conclusions" select and secretive world of strategic studies turn up much criticism of the institute and all open literature which is aproxithately 'in that respect they are like any other focuses on a renovated red-brick building agreed its figures were fairly accurate. correct is thought to be sufficiently useful to a -journalistic enterprise," nbc Western sandwi ched among the gaudy theaters of For a bargain $11 a copy, "The Military number of major governments to help quite diplomat said. "They have their sources, but London's West End. Balance" provides 137 pages listing the -substantially in checking,'. bej. iev nsetflir own üdgment," No guard stands at its door. Noclosed- number of sohuis, wgtnes, tanks, Shi'n the whole, they won't throw open , The Institute gains 51 percent of its revenue circuit cameras-hang frcifn As pale-grey inand guns owned by 118 countri.es. ' Man"i First Allen Meeting 111the-will - . . S Clearing House Keeps Tqbs On World's Military Balance , I - Childhood and started writing jokes at 15 - "not out of r'obe Continues with _______ . . Hollywood dream and the Hollywood nightmare and finding reality." She expects to publish next May.* ' laughter in its genesis. Dangerfield, in a serious S . . ne y Dangerfield's Jokes . tire of the line. All he has to say is, "I dbn't get no --- . __ respect," and fty collapse in mirth -but there is no cents per hour for lighting the courfter -- In the only other matter which .came up dark. • • United Press International . NONE AT ALL.*.: Rodney Dangerfleld's fans never - .clerical and engineering time and members voted to pay the estimated 75 IfIl percent in accordance witli the - . . . city. City Manager Richard Wilfred Arnold and John Bennett, who cupatmonal licenses in the city from to other expenses. . Unhappy Childhood Inspired . . I -- I - contruction liable for the costs to the city the lights, the three other COUflCII schedules . raising the fees - .0 . Ins . . . . ~ - - will make the individuals involved in the operated timer to bill residents for use of members also approved Ice Wives DAUGHTER DEAREST: John Derek can count four wives, but only one daughter and she's about to tell all.. Sean Catherine Derek has been signed by Methuen, in New York to write a book about herself, her brother, Papa John, her mother, Patti Behrs, and her Ursula Andress, [inda EUS three stepmothers and Bo Derek The 26-year-old budding author hasn't titled the book yet, and Won't talk about it - saying only t ha t irwin be a bout thebusinessolsurviving '•j 4P PEOPLE - discussion of the remainder of the budget Rozansky explained the new fee schedule said they wanted the city to install a c01fl until they meet again next Tuesday. . - • That's ALot Of . - - -- - Evening Herald Sanford FL Wednesday Sept. 24, 1980-3A --I-- The Winter Springs City Council ap- Florida Legislature's restrictions on for a vote, the council members approved the most expensive element of the increased taxes. proved rebuilding a tennis court at the final - )981 budget, puttink in place the The increase was the first since the city's Moss Road Park. salary schedules and manning document fees were established in 1955, council Under the roposal approved Tuesday. to lx' followed for the coming year mnettxs said. night, residents wit -soon have a fully . Councilinery kls~ voted to'approve new restored court to play on, coepTete with . I . . Ito SalarySche'dule ' In New Bud get - -.- S ~ ... . 4 2AEvenjflgH,ra ld SFp I . . I V - 'S . • I 0 - . . 5 - •- I ik S �It . - . a 1 * -a ' .., - _,t 4 I -, - - I - .* . . I s. . . . I . \ - -4 S I . _.*, - . + . % . I ____ ____ Ul&Q THOMAS GIORDANO, Minaging Editor. JAMES E. BIRD, Adv ertising Director a Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month , $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year1 $45.00. By Mail; Week, $1.25; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, + $30.00; Year. 7,00,, . + ____________ ___ - + 't - Wednesday, September 24, 1980-4A ____ - - Around 4.FRFNCHAVE.,SANFORD,FLA3271 irea Code 305-322-2611or 631-9993 3 • + - -. - . - - ___ HesaldheIsurgtngtheoffic1alstotandontc streets election day to urge their constituents to vote. * 0<4 -,?. ___________ - . "Hopefully this effort will help Semlnoleháve largest turnoth In the state on Oct. 7, one of ________ . - - - - - - Lou Frey, who will face Paula Hawkins in the Oct. 7 runoff for the Republican nomion for the U.S. Senate has called onSen. J'onn Heinz, . - - . . Seminole County DemOcratic State Corninitteernan Bill Wack served as a special master to settle a party - disagreement in Sarasota last weekend. The party's central committee at a meeting in Tampa affirmed-- ack's recornmejdstion that person's who challenged' the election of -local -party-- officers at - the . '-- - intimidation." He also nosed that the governmentrun radio and television in Zimbabwe 'belch forth the United States to Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876. + "It was one vote that gave Adolph Hitler the leadership of the Nazi Party in Germany in i "Never underestimate t he power of one vote or of one witness." S - - - '1 1! - . - -. - + ~~ - . a -- . - - . , Schools ' - ROBERT WAGMAN - a Strife In R • -. - Reagan from -the start against the more - ervedun4er Ford, who havesigned on In will give up the double standard in judging -'-d4ç Fla., for sending me a copy at that was sorely lacking during the first gaff'Phoblagrams," an anxiety identification hiled week of It f al l season, But professionals recent weeks. political regimes. The double standard Is em- booklet he has prepared. Take tax cuts, for example. Reagan came from both parties and neutral observers still bedded in the foreign policy of the Carter adIf you share with me an abnormal fear of believe that the Reagan effort has far to go out early for the Kemp-Roth proposal, which - ministration. Regimes of the Left are favored; having peanut butter stick to the roof of the before It can be considered an effective calls for a radical slash in taxes rates of 10 regimes of the Right are bitterly opposed. mouth you will share my gratitude to national political operation. percent a yr for three years. The coni Schneider for Identifying that t'pe of anx1et The Congress and the country have to conInside the campaign, a bitter power servatives believe that this is Just the sider what is best for the United States in the long as "arachibutyrophobia." medicine the economy needs and that the struggle is being fought on two fronts run. It's highly unlikely that the American people ' Just because you have arachibutyrophobla operational and philosophical. On one side are federal government will make up any lost doesn't ,mean you aren't In danger of having t been w favor theextcion of financ1 auIstancto peanutbLit1r cleave to your palate. since at least 1978, -On the economy spurts ahead.Ronald Reagaç wi th Mugabe regime - aid which th e Carter adThe same would be true, I'm sure, of the othe r side are the moderates1 many of The former Ford economists u ministration has granted. America had a goodwho- harbor excessive tear of being, whom campaigned for President Ford four for a ta x cut, but they prefer that it be chance to get a stable, sound government in looked at ("scopophobla") and are seized t and years ago and joined the former California designetL,Iejpuriijiv Rhodesia-Zimbabwe when bishop Müzorewa was uncontrollable fright at the sight of knees governor : only around the time at the jobs rather than to limpty pr9 ("genuphobla"). in charge of the government. The Carter adrelief. They believe it will take the economy Republican Convention; While paying respects to Schneider, 1 also of that much longer to grow to the point where-all lost campaign director The conservatives ministration ref used to take- advantage 1; -would like to salute Jim Erskine and George William Casey In particular - are being income is recovered from the lower rates. opportunity. Moran upon the publi cation of their new book. blamed for Reagan's faltering start In the addition, they fear that cutting so much According to an official of the U.S. International "Hug a Teddy." race against President Carter. So, more and quickly will fuel Inflation through Increased Development Cooperation Agency, the U.S. This team of experts has provided 172 more control over day-to-day operations is demand; they want to see the cut phased in expects to have made commitments to Zim- illustrated antidotes for various forms of' flowing to the newcomers, such as Ford . over at least five years and possibly as many babwe that total more than $100 million and to paranoia. Here are a few that hit home with veterans William Timmons, Stuart Spencer as seven. have dispersed a large proportion of that me and possibly will make you feel more and, especially, Jim Baker. Twice they drafted statements In which amount," within a year of Zimbabwean In- secure, too: by the Reagan would have reasserted his support for But the campaign is still troubled "Sew name tags In all of your clothes," but over a five-year period, ,iependence. That would be nothing short of absence of an over-all manager whonJoya Kemp-Roth "Sit facing the door." can act quickly. This change is bitterly opposed by the hardwho trust and Reagan's outrageous. Ask for a third opinion." Without such an Individual, major decisions liners, Including Rep. Jack Kemp himself. It would be a great mistake for the United " "Chew everything 32 times." Though Reagan has thus-far resisted long "discussions" among are being left for States to attempt to treat Zimbabwe as a 'client "Cover everything with plastic." Reagan and various campaign officials that revision, the debate Is still raging. state, dependent on American largesse. We don't Most observers believe that a single strong But 5ome of the entries are, alas, patently often end In stalemate after sharp debate need that kind of dependency. futile. For example, It does no good to between the old guard and the new arrivals, hand will have to take charge of the campaign The solution may be for the U.S. government to "change your telephone' number every To compound these problems, many of the If Reagan Is to counter effectively the conurge Zimbabwe to turn to its neighbor, South month," "They" still will know how to reach professionals who have recently Joined the tinued gains of Carter's highly organized team. They note that the lack of cohesiveness - Africa,for help. The South Africans have provided you. And the warning to "carry a map" Is campaign have to little regard for Reagan's essential help for Mozambique, on condition that gratuitous, much of the territory being still abilities that they do not trust him out on his is showing up In Reagan's unfocused media own; they believe he must be closely campaign, the left ist regime there behave itself in its uncharted, Morever, the book omits a number Jim Baker, who Is said to be gaining and kept away from the press. In of safety managed dealings with its neighbors. It may be that South measures that are vital to coping with in- turn, Reagan Is showing that he does not have Reagan's trust, may well be the one to take Africa could extract the same.. pledge from security. These Include taking your tern- much faith In his staff, which he is said to charge. On paper, Baker, who ran Ford's Mugabe, and make him live up to it. Mugabe perature several times daily, avoid hats with blame for many at his early problems. campaign in 1976 and George Bush's camwon't do this, of course, if he thinks the United feathers In the band, learning to see out of the Meanwhile, the fierce debate palgn this year, Is still Casey's deputy. But States will fund his government. ctrnero( your eye and maztetingat least five among Reagan's advisers over economics, Insiders say he Is making more and more of __________________________ bird Imitations, which all agree must be made the key issue of the major operational decisions. Additionally, always keep this in mind: Whenever Baker might assume control, It the campaign. This debate has resulted in Just because you are prep.red for any another conservative-moderate con- would be none too soon for Republican eventuality doesn't mean you have taken frontatlon; in this case, It Is the hard-line professionals, who are very worried about the . adequate precaution. economic advisers who have been with campaign's lack of direction and control. Letters t. the editor are welcomed for signed, with publication. All letters must be - a mailing address and,. if possible, a -telephone number so the Identity of the -writer may be verified, The Evening Herald ' - A . . sidewalk. The Lon gwood commissioners wade - mission: * - - Passed a resolution to continue the David Chacey estimates refunds could total $16,000. .. I ~ ___ - WINDOW SEALING KIT - REE HAOWAPI STO , aiiu ,,---------- ,, ,'., IUVyUJ4 people eligible would be selected by and moderate4neome housing in the citY. Longwood. ' had mittiee. e said that in the past the lock of low- Oct. 17. . previously arranged for the Longwood comm issioners to tour public Ii - We " AND Ce*diaij 9016 UM Tat Ceste Deadline for applying for the grant is - - JANE CASSELBERItY FRIDAY-SATURDAY SEPT. 26.27 ' ¶t _____________ __________ _________ introduction - . . 7 9 77 INTRODUCTION KIT ' - exercise in overkill - and distract it from till own failings as pollticla and president. It was evident, again, In such overkill as casting do ubt on Ken edy's patriotism. Carter has somehow man aged to sustain his high poll ratings oh the personal decency question - but Kennedy's own performance In the Democratic primaries was actually a lot jnore "decent" than arter's. - - - - . 1 DE SIORES E- ' Yet campaigning in Independence, -- ----- /A t /i1W Chain-buying power m.xn$ savings for you at your independent True Value Hardware Store Good Sept. 15 iiru Sept- 21 ' .1 - - BERRY'S WORLD -- -ç - "a massive nuclear arms race against the Soviet Union" which would amount to "one of the most serious threats to the safety and security and peace of our nation and the world that iS being dramatized In the election." Reagan replies moderately and quite properly that rhetoric of this character Is "umJy" coming from an 'American president. He thought that weakness would lead to war more surely than strength. Carter's on Joint Chiefs of Staff have just completed a report describing the United States as significantly weaker than the Soviets in virtually every military category. - - - EHAN1C The mean and graspin g streak In Carter also be influencing those mediately arou nd him In this campaign. -, - . I - ' ' v " STERLING SiLVER. SPOONS & FORKS UP I TO 135.90 EACf. SILVER BOWLS,' TRAYS & SERVING PIECES QUICKLY ADD UP TO I - - - .-- - - . - - HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. SILVER COINS - 1964 & BEFORE SILVER DOLLARS 1935 & BEFORE - project military power In the Middle East.. weapons, rather,than long-range missiles in with many electoral votes, and here's how he Persian Gulf region for a period of at least 30 silos In the United States. The bombers are sees Reagan winning: days." far mote flexible, one source pointed out, New York (41)- Carter carried in 1976, but To accomplish this, the president ordered adding, "If we screw around wi th our ICBMs, the unhappy Jewish voters - given - John volatile Middle East. the formulation of various military options, you don't know what the response would be." Anderson as a Liberal Party ilterihalive "Flexibl e" does not mean "reasonable," There have been hints of such a possibility my associa te Dale Van Attá has learned. The will tip the scales for Reagan. Ln the put. Carter's state of the union address most significant of these was the "limited- however, in the view of some insiders.. They New Jersey (17)- Ford carried Last time. last January, for example, declared that "an strategic option" for use by the commander contend that the concept of limited nuclear It's dose, but Reagan has the edge. attempt by of the Rapid epLoyment Force, Gen. PX. warfare confined to the Middle East is a PennsylvanIa (77) - Ca rter and Reagan the Persian Gulf will bet arded as an child's dream that could become a nightmare Kelley. ' are even right now, but If Reagan can nail assault an the vital Interests of the United Subject to the usual presidential for the whole world. of the the ethnic vole, he's got It. States (and) will be repelled by use of any authorization for use of any nuclear weapo "If we initiate tacticni nuclear warfare inFlorida (17)'- Carter won here four years means necessary... 11 that area, we are opening a Pandora's box," this option involves 19 nuclear bombs carried ago, but resçntment over his handling of the And Robert Korner. underiecretary of' by B-52 bombers, fl aim Is to keep Soviet said one Pentagon source who is alarmed at Cuban and Haitian refugee -problem in defense for policy, publicly stated that if forces from Invading Iran, and the weapons the idea of preparing strategic options for the heavily populated Dade and Broward conventional deterrents in the Middle East Include both B-67 bombs, with an explosive Middle East, "The Soviets could respond With Counties may give the state to Reagan. Ijiled, the use of nuclear weapons would be power about equal' to the Hiroshima bomb, tactical nuclear weapons against Mldulgan(21) -Geraki Ford took the state considered. But In secret directives, the and the more powerful Bit variable yield - - shipa in the Persian Gulf area, and who knows with St percent of the vote, Rekgan's not as president has spelled out the nuclear option thenmnuclesr bombt wbeIe4Ll2ç go f run there?" Stro ng as the native On was, but the clearly and esplicitly. Sources said Carter ordered his planners to' Footnote. A White House spokesman 115 the auto IfldItrY ihould work to In Prislcientlal Decision Memorandum No, formulate several additional limited Strategic refused ki Inn or deny the contents of 1 Rea 51, Carter outlined a new U.& nuclear policy options, as well as a more farreachhtg PDM No51, to discuss U.S. nuclear policy ONO (25) - Carter won by an eyelash for the Middle East. But It's memo W43 "selective attack option" that would target with reaped to the Middle East. 15,000 VOta$ - In 1976. But unemployment in _____Ignored in the furor ovei Presidential Russian facilities near Iran, Including Directive 50, which changed U.S., Missile the 3t military bases and airfields Inside the Soviet JIMMY1S LATEST: Our political odds man glad and rubber Industries 1pa targe tsin the SovletUnicn is th la ck Union. outWi his tpl - andit'sRod -. which sat It Out last time, Li working enThe contents of 'PDM No. 51- and related Military experts noted that with a B-52 Reagan. llticafly for Reagan. th SA th jny Air Dtvj,iIon at Mlr** documents, Including a directive to the 57 es N e Uqimpr sed by the latest polls, form Strategic Air Command from Defense Air Force Bas.,N.C-already earmarked, Greek stillmakes Reagan a2-and-one-halUo. flflp1j( 16-Reagan'snau.5 Secretary Harold Brown, are designed to for Middle East deployment, the bombers 1 favorIte over Jimmy Carter to win in ndscontentamongbl workers put "significantly degrade Soviet capabilities to would be the most likely vehicle for nuclear -November. 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Ideal for first timers. 0032 All through his quest for re-election Carter has been showing signs of Just such dangerous strain. -.5 ~ ______ You've been a good neighbor by coming to us for your hard wareandhouseholdneeds.Andwe'vebeenhappytoserve you with brand- name merchandise at competitive prices. hrbtI 1L L- THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING WITH US fm -) 0* us ai1v -- - - - I ___- CIDER - - __ . . * 4 DONUTS , - - 38x60 In - Longwood may be HAPless if Corn- housing projects in Sanford. Several and moderate-income housing in the city missioner John Hepp has anything to say commissioners said they were favorably has been a detriment in seeking Federal _________ about It. He expressed the opinion at impressed with the way the Sanford grants for the city's projects. this week's commission meeting that housing projects are operated. . Mayor Steven Uskert said he would benefits, of the federal HousingChacey said under HAP a family with a rather the city would go ahead and Assistance Plan (HAP) would be offset $600-a-month income and $250-a-month finance water lines itself even if it by disadvantages, rent could obtain $100 housing subsidy raising taxes temporarily. 'We would be WEATHERIZER "Once they ( the federal bureaucrats) from the government. Ft'rst priority ____ home free and clear with no one to anThe All-Season get their grubby little hands on it, we lose would go to Longwood residents and swer to," he explained. / control of it. I'm against It," Hepp said, second priority to county residents in The commission bted to authorize The commission put off a decision on applying for the assistance, he added. Don't let energy sup away. Stop heat and air International stenis, Inc., to resubmit whether or not to seek a federal housing ~ Z ____________ qhacey said the .Department Of a request fora $236.000 grant to put water.. assistance program for the ci ty until It 6.md fii,mounts on inside. W5 can disc uss it with Sanford City Manager 'Housing and- Urban Developmifl-can lines and fire hydrants in the old part of- I____________________________________ desi gn ate areas for the projec ts buy up the city. Chacey said th e only cost to the _____________________________________________________ Warren "Pete" K nowles personUy. City Administrator David Chacey, who- low-Income and run-down areas, clear it city for the project, should - the grant be •aIau wuwu oe managem ent corn•i has long voiced the need for more low. The great champions play, and win, with a certain necessary ease. - . _49tIN El , - - ,- -It- ---- want it obessively and to the detriment of all other values, well, you are unlikely to get it. moderate economic advisers, many of whom - -- 1 1 1 1 1. only with the stipulation that the - saying a letter is supposed to be for- on time elieible as well as nronertv Seminole County School Hoard write a thcoming from the school board and, if ivnt'rs nho have lived in lArngwood for letter designating the project IS top the city ould authorize the check, the five years and have a good payment priority. The county will provide the prmjett could get underway. record for a deposit refund under a In other business this weok the -com- proposed resolution. City Administrator labor and equipment to put in the - inia is aououessa ueep saying. une 01 iLS meanings Is that too tense an attitude toward the Idea of winning is likely to blow the ball game. If you want a thing too much, if you eagan C - . , ' - - -- Ic F'Jecir .1 - - - Si dévval means paradox: He-who)oves the world ,rill lose it. s.,, - - . pedestrians due to traffic conditions. Motel property on Highway 17-92 into the The lounty Commtcsiun orjv recently City Commissioner June Lormann said city. agreed to participate in the joint threeparty sidewalk project after a year of she received a telephone call from agreed to make- those who have prodding by the city conimissio. but County Commissioner Bob French rented for five years and paid utility bills - . . - - - -, - Decision On- Housing. Delayed ..' - ought to ponder the famous Christian - - - a • Hitler play mis year. But our Baptist lay preacher from Plains -It's Cuban Rum' 'It's Not - _ .,I' - runs t - --- - - .- - - - - ' e - + - ' 6 -. Vesfl nds pjc the authorization of the check to the present budget as authorized bs the couMy contingent upon receipt of the TRIM bill and charter until the tentative letter from the school board, which has 19&.8l budgot can be adopted. The first authotized giving fund! to Seminole already agreed to construct the sections liearin,un the new budget will be Oct. 13. County to pay for materials for a of the sidewalk in front of the twçhools. Dates for hearings will be included in tax The school board haJaskin for a + bills. sidewalk along County Road 427 from the existing sidewalk north of Lyman High sidewalk at the location since 1974, when - set October 20 at 7:30 p.m. for the School south to Milwee Middle School. it identified the area as hazardous to public hearing on annexing the Staten .. . - - Hubert Humphrey did itln 1968, declaiming + to the effect that If the British had not fought In 1940 Hitler would have been in London, and that if Democrats did not fight In 1968, Nixon would be I the White House. In 1972, most of George MéGovern's speeches seemed to be about the fuhrer. .1 1 ItwillbearnusiflgtOseehOWJimmYCarter - - . About the second weçk of October, during a presidenifal campaign, - Democratic , - No barking allowed? OtherwIse these West Fran k fort, Ill,, youngsters may discover that a do can .quickly cause a secret hideaway to . become considerably less than secret. - - politicians start running .against Hitler. - -a,- T A BvJANE(,SSELBEltRY Herald Staff Writer. The Longwood City Commission has - • JEFFREY HART 1 W ASHINGTON (NEA) - Recent successes It's unreasonable to suppose that Mr. Carter indebted to Ben Schneider of Fort Lauder* have given the Reagan campaign confidence - -. Hitler? d - HIDEAWAY - monarchy into a Republic in 1875. 1ft was one vote that gave the presidency of - For .. - Against -' - - Runni ng And so an down the line. ItIs always comforting to be reminded that t f'.j,-1 i5 pLupa5uIIua. A lug £ UiJLU UILIILILUII ones manic aicrms aria aversions conceivaTh is, th en, is the type of leader welcome at the bly could ha ve su bstance. And It likewise Is White House by th at great advocate of human reassuring to learn they have names. Nameless fears are the worst of all. So tam rights. -- - . __' . Just because you are aviophobic doesn't mean t he plane Isn't about to crash. roamed the countryside in their acts of voter - I Lohg*ood 1111111111 - - , _% . - -- I. SECRET It was one vote that changed France from a I ts élf . Wednesday, Sept. 24, 195G5A 1) "Remember that it was one vote that gave Oliv& Cromwell control-of England in 1656. "It was one vote that gave. America the in 1776. English instead of the German Féä'r I- .. . . .4 • -. . - . .. - - One of the most shameful sights of recent times was the appearance of Robert Mugabe, the DICK- WEST. Marxist leader of Zimbabwe, as a guest of President Carter at the White House. Mr.- Carter makes a big hullabaloo over human The rights wheti .. with a conservative government that Iake strong -action to counter conWont communism. Former Prime Minister Ian Smith, Of who- held the line against terro'rist rule In SouthCentral Africa, received shabby treatment from Mr Carter, as did Bishop Abel Muzorea, who succeeded him. But Mr. Carter had nothing but WASHINGTON (UP!) -o way paranoia praise for Mugabe, the terrorist leader turned manifests itself Is through a feeling that prime minister. . . "they" areget you. A colleague or mine keeps on till desk a Robert Morris, chairman of the American placard that reads: "Just because you are Zimbabwe Rhodesian Association, recently paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get described Mugabe's rise to power, saying that his That heartening touch of reality can be forces gained power "through an election that you." applied to other neurotic fears and delusions was marked by massive intimidation. Mr. Morris well. remarked that he "personally witnessed the Just because you are a hypochrondlac events preceding the election and saw the af-. doesn't mean you aren't seriously III. Just because you suffer from fidavits that attested to the depredations, the triskaldekaphobla doesn't mean you won't threats and even the killings by more than 5,100 have bad luck on Friday the 13th. Miiuhis aiinrrill whn uin1ittwI ti - ' -. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL The Lutheran Church of the - Redeemer ne*sletterpublishedthe"PowerofOneVoteby - _____ 4 - . . -- winn - . - - Year + + anticipated," Hattaway said. By DONNA IS I . (U.S.)' Future . . ' Senator Richard Stone of Miami.. ers of the two runoffs will face each 3 'The other in the November election. - rather than the less than 20 percent that Is being The Clock Zimbabw6 s Commissioner Bill Gunter and incumbent , organization meeting in Sarasota should not prevail. named to a special cornWack has also been_ mittee whidi will propose _ a new constitutional and by ,aws for the state party. iiiitte, to reserve television time in Florida for the coining November general election. "The w1ni1' of the runoff can anticipate a tough general election," Frey said, "and I feel th at it would be In the best interests of the party to have these times res&ved now." . Running for the Democratic nomination for . GeIss t Uiak 4e s . I. . hairman of the GOP Senate campaign corn- - ' __________ . -I ____ State Rep. Robert Hattawy, D-Altamonte Springs, has sent letters to all city, county and stateelectedrepresentativesasking them to join with him on Oct. 7 in a mov to getS out the vote. 'We want a sort of non-partisan committee of elected officials to stir up the people a little and encourage them to vote," said Hattaway, who has on opposition in the upcoming November el ection. ___ (USPS 4I+2I ..+ - -. - Evenieng Hem1d - . - ., - .. I - - . . ~- 5- - . . - - . -. ____ _______ _ ,---- 1. ,Pu - L'LEI117 1~ 71 1 I : '& J l4 4 '-*.-' 1. - '..- 'S. 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Sk_-~sions will be held on reading, creativ e tutorihg in-math. specific learning (liabilities, discipline, moti vating youngsters to learn, art ,. school, understanding the in tlw elenientar, volunteers to help in the schools.- Volunteers %,cry necesk"ry., Volunteers work directly under the can provide that *'extra pair of hands" that weeh supervision of a teacher and do not need . can often mean the difference bet Unofficial results from Tuesday's statewide referendum showed the anti-nuclear movement lost middle school student and (.i)mmunicating with younger children, groups helping them learn the alphabet, their individual attention are what are needed. Dividends work in the school of their )ioice colors or their numbers for example. The Maine vote was first referendum in U.S. history U.S. Sen. John Tower, It-Texas, will formalls' open the .-Remarks Outtage "Whether we have peace or war" -- Reagan — RAVENNA that is still burning. Ronald Reagan reacted' bitterly Tuesday, calling *6 ,I.t, I',nfnrn "k,sni,.,ti ,I,nn. a the headquarters. Selph said Tower will be in the county to kick off the Reagan (4ITIflML'fl + + c+MJJ U.flFU. •fl+•Ub• SSSfl (-v..,uniorgible ... inconceivable." His running mate, (korge Bush, echoed his outrage. Press secretary Jody Powell said Carter had made an overstatement. carter told a television interviewerin California, 'in efght or 10 difFerent instances 1n recent years he, I(eagan has call ed for the use of American military force to address problems ... bet. een nations." - - .- a - , - .. I 45 - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER27 --- SERVING 4:00 IRA& 4 1-*PIAAI- - - --- AMMtlliA, Texas (UPI) - The damaged nuclear warhead from the Titan 11 missile explosion in Arkansas will be kept in a concrete bunker at the nation's only nuclear weapons plant until experts determine whether it- can be- salvaged, the plant manager says. 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(U Orlando, apparently wa. trying to protect his home' accomplishments of legitimate medicine are much more de- America America use tampons in an industry that involves a bo ut $700 million a year. P&G is $ - who -broke through hIs front door, laymen. 'T or "science leading-tamponmanufacturers. + 0 3b The suit, filed Tuesday in protect the consumer, there U.S. District Court at San are uidelines to follow to avoi eingo win y Francisco, ask ed that PRIG be gauxeteers. Don't believe'that ordered to hand over all the one k ind tfdigno;iso: revenues, including profits, it ment is effective or a wide has made- on Rely tampons range of diseases Beware of 55 - + charter service, so there weren't enough Florida citizens and visitors with adequate charter buses to go around, especially in the mass transportation at a low price." - T he city--won that distinction in a new study by the state Department of Enviromental Regulation. The study — First to apply a single index to all Flori da ties - hnvM Mh,n,i'c air slightly more po ll uted than Tampa 's. - - Orange County Sheriff's Capt. Stan Yurkiewicz said - that the air may be the dirtiest, officials said'recently. ORLANDO, Fla, (UN) - Poli ce say it Is un li kely charges wi ll be filed-against a 23-year-old Orange County man who s hot and kill ed two men and wounded a third trying to break into his home. + - - -- - GIVet— ipalTe— nci-a~d—tiine. to readjust, it should eventually provide all th e most I"Iorirbs -- ------------- "For charter service, deregulation has been except re'rtified a blessing to everyone operate a regular route service to provide . MIAMI (DPI) ... Miami has ca rs of any city in - less than those of the established conip 'anies. Expansion of charter 6us service has been stan'tialb'. the biggest benefit from de-regu1atio11 + - 'Slowly, the free market is respondin Transportation Research Board in without bus service, but local ahd regional Washington. The address was released by his companies are likely to step in "and (ill the i' - operations. Greyhound ~~ncele 11:rveral -aspeech to the National Aciiderfiffsawws outeg--liavinn towns - --iof small - 2 Killed; Charges Unlikely - - -- - ie regulation. they The Tampa Democrat's assewment came in Frey MuIIs 'Wifhdrawal?--' - Smaller bus lines such as Glades, Annett and carriers who had exclusive authorities in ir lucrative areas Regularscheduled intercity Central Florida ha ve begun t+pantIing the 0 re transportation code good so far. The outlook for the future is even decided to let the ent better." "Sunset." Miami 4dr -' Dirtiest In State? Niew 6arter bus companies quickly have Opened up and their rates are u to 30 rcent PSC consumers by keeping competition down and prices up When Jhe) couldn't reach vieldon sat(I uuxweek. "The results have been agreement on how t a - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UN) - A top Republican says Paula Hawkins is such a heavy favorite for the party's nominee for the U. S. Senate that he would not besuj- prisedto see her challenger, Lou Frey, withdraw before the Oct. 7 runoff. "If he sees the polls I've seen, not rule .-. iu, rivy, wiuiuruwai. aiae tur t.nairman Henry Sayler said Tuesday. Sayler commented during an Interview about the decision oCthe na ti onal Republican committee to begin funneling money and personnel into Florida to help Mrs. Hawkins before the runoff. - - AnaU or neYln the suit said the preliminary returns are indicating It will," house Regulatory Reform Chairman George years in prison for the attempted murder of associate Clyde Lee at a Longwood telephone booth in 1971, Reading rold to since they %~ere women who suff e red effects after using them. Central he had been paid by a Tampa crime boss to shoot The state appealed the ruling, which was eventually overturned by a Court of Appeal. Blackburn is currer.tly free on $2,000 bond. - $ O U +N - A multimillion-dollar class A seemingly harmless device action suit Filed against can be inherently dangerous. .Procter m*nd. Gamble Co., Quacicçy gadgets can result seeks damages for all women in people abandoning rational allegedly injured by the use of medical treatment and succumbing to their disease. Why "Rely" tampons. do people fall for gadget Meanwhile, doctors In quackery? A belief in magic Arizona have 'reported the along with the seeming mirdeath of a 16-)ear-old user of acles ol science have made it Rely tampons presumed to easy to believe in science licthave been caused by toxic- ion. The Medical Device shock syndrome. Amendments oF 1976 gave On Monday, Proctor and government agencies the auGamble ordçred a recall of thority to require premarket approval of certain medical the tampons, which the devices and to remove fraudfederal government has ulent devices from the market. linked to the syndrome. But because no law can totally - expensive," Haeger said. "But we might someday be able to sprm the worst areas and keep them under - control." TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI) A House - Tallahassee office. void," according to Sheldon. leader s~yj-th! impqg-t-ol due 9ula1ion oE the ___Uis tbefirst.majw1wk, aL"impwl of the--Tratlwayg gd&-d-lI&Tf6rida po I us ry as been good for he -- July 1 repeal of most Public Sevice Conunts- + routes connecting 16 new cities, mans' of them part even though some small towns have -ton laws regulating truckers, bus companies smaller towns such as Jasper, Sunrise and, lost bus truckin and and ot her commercial transporters g service Frostproof. Gre)hound extended some routes T soon after deregulation toforecast. .- Sheldon and othet legislative leaders had increased the freqencv of sonle stops and whether free enterprise will succeed, but concluded many laws were hurting the reduced travel time bl~ween soine locations. In 1978, then-Circuit Judge- Volie A. Willialm Jr..-—6-6leri6d a"Few -' trial after a co nvicted drug peddler said 11 Of Tampons - State House Leader Sees Bright Future For New'Reforms prison following a refusal by the Florida Supreme Court to reIewa lower court's ruiizw - ntfi1'riifliniiuuiiuuiiiiiiiiiiii Against 'Màk& - All this could become academic however since the U:'i Tri ne Florida gambling kingpin, faces a return to state . - said. The storm moved offshore on the western side of the ALL YOU CAN EAT DONATIONS $250 Per Person Warhead Put In Bunker - where they breed and hatch twice a year. generally September end At 6 a.m. EDT today, Hermine's center was located near latitude 18.5north, longitude 94.7- West, or about 110 miles east-southeast of Vera Cruz, Mexico, and only-a sim,t distance-off the-- Nextun t6asI. - ' BlHMlN(1llAM,Aii'(UpI)-An aggressive -sixweek sprint" th at followed In the populist footsteps of his famous lather helped Jim Folsom Jr. unseat Sen. Donald Stewart in a close Democratic primary runoff. WORSHIP SANFORD CIVIC CENTER - - WORSHIPSERVICES - - - They moved north to Texas, and swept across the upper Gulf Blackburn was sentenced in 1974 to ;ix monthg to 10 .,fQJom Unseats Senator - PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2741COUNTRY CLUB R.OAD- 'StaD' Road 436 in Altamonte Springs. said President color -guard will Ix. present fo' er is to cut the ribbon opening Un. oe co bef ore finally settling in wet, warm central Florida late Tuesday that they couldn't predict where it would SPAGHETTI-BINGO DINNER MORNING \oenibcr, and his words lit a lirestorm of criticism ,j UPI) - Tropical Storm Hermine moved ertatically in thii Stay Of ca' today, still mPeche shy of h ur ri cane strength but threatening "everyt hing from Campeche north," the National Hurricane Center ' si ty of Florida is developi ng. a spray that could be used to .4e, rid of the insects that seem.to get worse every-ygar. "It will be alMost impossible to eradicate them, and very around Iake Okeechob* but he said no area in south Florida is immune from infestatft. Biologically, it is the female who carries the burden. She gives bi rt h to 200 to 300 eggs at a time, and does all the flying while the two are aftached. their start in Me CO.. turn to the ANNUAL -.- ??????? The fonlial opening will take place at 11:45 a.m. The Log Carl Sielph, Reagan cliairman for Seminole County, said a I,.II,uI I Haeger said the lovebug capital of the state appears to - got Zlgzags Off hi exican C + but happy life by finding a new mate almost immediately, recently, noting,the exceptions are armadillos and quail. Entomology Laboratory-in Vero Beach, says the lovebugs - known In the scientific community a. plecia neartica and the peninsula. But it took a turn to the north Own a southwest, and hurricane forecasters said SANFORD LION'S CLUB GUESS WHAT HAPPENS SEPTEMBER 28 Seminole County Republican lwadquiirters where the local lidagan-Bush.canipaign will be located in the Log Home of the Carter -- is the choice facing Americans at the polls in (' .. ..Is."c +411 in, - - Haeger said. "She does everything After mating which takes about an hour , the two stay, together to fend oil suitors until the female, usually after about a eek drops off and dies Male lovebugs, on the other hand, continue fa lead a short,. -. t South, Alt.ainonte Springs, Saturday. -- - a great deal to the Dividends Progrm -through the Community Resource Program. Wiplut 111- ainied at switching off -in operating nuclear plant the 840-megawat( Maine Yankee. - C - Business and professional torm Hermine ,A,Nil $ •- Tower To Attend GOP Opening -- countries and are tr)lng to learn English as second language. Volunteers need not speak' their language necessarily because flash cards, picture car work with individual students or with small perience. The TLC (tender loving care) and 1t;P01 11g. vid to 10A.,b9a, W1111bor 01 will take the secretary of state's office several days to compile exact totals and certify the election. .1 belp students who have come from foreign rop1ca t millions of them. Contrary to their name, th ough . Ileager said there is little to The tipy critters are at it again, making unsightly yellow like about the bugs who look like they are spending th eir seven b1otc S whe n y splatter on windshields and occasionally to 10-day life span in eternal bliss, clogging car radiators by causing them to overheat They dbn t have an real niche as far as feeding the James Haeger, a researcher with the Florida Medical ecosystem, very few. predators eat them," Haeger said . T Fl -The wle'only flaps hfs wings to keep them elevated." central Florida has its lovebugs - either a college degree or any teaching ex - success and failure for a student. Dividends L I elementary , middle or high school As little as two hours a week can provide enough assistance to a child lo help him find success eers willing -to The program needs volunt For further information about any phase or learn the alphabet their 'colors or their the Dividends Program,- contact Mrs. Dede numbers, for example. Other Di vidends volunteers are needed to Schatfner at the Dividends Office 1834-8211) simply listen to a child read aloud or use flash call the County School Bdard Office, Maine Voters Choose To Keep A.Planf Open V. Wo 0 Lo.ve ugs B' n,- ong igh In M ega ob FLORIDA rkshops Plans The Dividends olunte*'r prograiti will hold . Civic' countywide workshops at the Altamonte to 2 iii in Thursday Center from a p Th e v.orkshops are o pe n to the ublic, fret' ' Evening Herjld,S.nford, Fl Wednesday, Sept , oil 9p3.T1*mur — -.--' * —. -.•--q.-,1. ' '+ — - -— ' - -- - -- '' - ., + ••- • - -------- •+++••++ -.------ - - .- - -' - - - V - ' *' 'II' * ' ..I5 -- - + -- -- - �- I - - : - - / 4 - - I •1 - .- -- 4 4 - --s 4 4 , 44 4• •. - - - • 4 -.4 - - .4-.-. . 4 - ---4 4 - - - SPORT • ...,,: - 4- 4 . • - Evening Herald Sanford Fl S . I I . - . . 11 . . -.. - - . It %%ill tie the hattle of the the Lions surprised Gustafson )otlllo~ cats tonight at 7:30 soniewhat %kith their initial %%hen llw Crooms Panthers sho%%ing- "We played real against . . .1 quit-k .ini] big team" I)eMp%tt Klein's lofty praise . "until he gets his act together. Replacing Wellon to teavi with William Wynn will be ______- . - . - - . - _______ - I ~ - . 't A.ki 4 V* , I, -i. -1 .. . 4-I .% , ~, l , _41 .;f',4c•r j.', I,., .0 . ,II .. p 4 ________ - .' i : - . T... 4i& - -j pp & `1 It A :-I I ~ . I - Y). i" I ., __ ' ' '4' I / . I.,. I-_. - l'' - . t ' ______ _________ I $ . - '' I tI I -- ______ La ..--.i " i' ' ;A, * ' - I . 4-4 Lf "I ..v 1 4 Vi ] ' ______ • - -i '".' Hind Pn0Y3 by Tom Vincent I Crooms coach Bill Klein goes oVer a little pre-game strategy during the Panther's workout Monday afternoon.. IMe Panthers tackle the Oviedo Lions tonight at 7 30 p in at Seminole High In their 1980 season opener. Tonight's game Is one of only two home contests for Crooms this season. PLOTTING PANTHERS of the V.onien s Itasketbali League No details were announced concerning the contract which Uebcrman herself hammered out with team won the Poincianna Open and from there started to earn a pretty good hung Zembnski will be the first to tell >-ou, however, that if you officials during the course of three months of negotiations. The . signing of Lieberman by the Diamonds was considered a major step-in helping the 2 >earold WBI through Its urrentls strugglIng ' existence - are after dollars and dollars only, it s a bad choice to make. "About ten guys can make a living," he informs. "The rest gain experience ' He does réommini1 the Space CoistTour to an> pla''er just starting For instance, like Larry Rinker of Stuirt eser)one figures will be the next rookie on the big tor. It 5 the best mini tour in the world It s run just like the PG A tour and with only a little stall boasts (Lw golf toughened veteran. The Goosie run tour paid out oser $1 900 000 this .1sear. 80 percent of the $1,700.00entry fee for five tournaments, $5,000.00 for first and paychecks for the next 49 spots.- Ili fact, Walt - Lung Ailment - DE \VER UPI - Starting runnin ' back Dase Preston suffered a partially collapsed right lung during the Denver Broncos'30-13 loss to San Diego and will ' percent back to the golfers. head Coach Red Miller revealed Tuesday Walt Zernbrislq practices three to four hours a (Lily phis, . The third-year running back from Bowling Green ' . playing 77 holes. lie believes in work. . was injured in the second quarter of lay:. No irncos who -'There's alwayssomething to work'nniff this game," - mediate rThcemnt was named fo1E plained the transplanted North New Jersey resident. A Many of the young players will come to him for advice 'intl being a man of few words will tell each the same thing \ on must work hard every day Rangers Ink Mike Allison When asked what advice he would give to in aspiring 17 ... year-old Junior who wants to turn prop - _. NEW- VORK I 1.1111; - The New York Rangers an- "I would-tell him to work very d on his gaine. Practice nouncedluesday the signing of l9-yearold center \like long shots, short shots and sery importantly his putting Rut Allison their second round pick in (bc 1980 'tational most of all I would tell bim to get into a lot of amateur cmii hockey League junior draft pe tition Every year new professional faces appear on the scene. Allison, 6-feet, 2DO pounds, scored 24 goals anti had 71 Some become disillusioned and return* home. Others, who are assists for the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario flockey " just contributors and couldn't care less if they make money or Association last season not vacation in that winter time sun.thine for six months Still others, the average professional, are still struggling with their . • game, this week they make a check, the next they give' a check i, -- , ", ' from time to time. Then one day, while reading a magazine about the Gossie tour starting up, he decided to give it a try. . What really happened was instant success, the first vear, lie . . . . .- A DALLAS iU[)Ii - Nancy Lieberman, two-tiiiie collegiate ,baskett), player of the year. Tuesday . signed a three-%ear contract with the Dallas Diamonds . - Preston Suffers IP • 1, *F.~ I I, I , • --- Owen s on ihon Unchanged Hounds Must Win Fn"ddy . Beat - -- - -_-- Ily BFNTON WOOD - HersldSporls Writer - .--- ---- ---- . . ' - c0ligh ill) the foii)tbalffive tinies in the first halfenroutetoa 10-0 (;rt'yhound advantage. However, the Patriots punished Lyman that person us. 4 - - - -- - : ~ Baseball , I I leaving, i,immari at 0-2 on the year and 0-1 in the Five Star - W L Pct. GB pm Montreal . Kansas City (Splittorft 3 And one has to wonder if Lyrnan can get back up after its - Will- and they made some adjustinents at halftime ... their's It Doesn't Say Goodyear, It Can't Be Polyglas I Now For the dozen Greyhounds who shaved their heads prior to the t stay One could reason that Lyinan' s small defense couldn' fresli agaiiLst ;I pair of massive offensive lines for four quar- . Ilatriot contest for inspirational purposes, this could be especially true. I latriots tis,ere even bigger at 233 up -front. Ttus is a key game against Spruce Creek Friday,"senior cornerback Steve Welding agreed. "We could change things s hard to find But Ili reviewing each of tho first two garnes, it' f • 1 Cushion Bolt polyglas At Choose the strength of fiberg lass cord belts , around with a win but if we lose I mutt with the Scrappy \lad Dog Defense 95 lie failed to complete the sentence for fear of what nilght Against lilt, Braves, one of the two second half touchdowns happen if Lyman loses But if the Greyhound's are 0-3 conic e uli( on ,in 88-y.mrdkickoff return by sophomore Gerald White ' Satur day morning, coach Scott himself may shave a few Like Brantk'y's four second half touchdowns caine courtesy heads. if a 513-yard tumble recovery by Otis Cliaat, a blocked punt in the t'nd.wne by Keith Powers, and fumble recoveries at the "N'fellsiveh,1 %%v played better against Lake Brantley than irom the American Assocation's Wichita team linebacker Ricky Jones to rosier Boston - Signed free agent .mg.uirist RasInt' 13a- ausc we were outsided, we felt we had to San Diego - Mired Jack McKn as general manager cornerback Mark Haynes to a contract of unspec i f i ed terms S( -tilt agreed with SLulcup's assessment. -stir thii's III)." 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I d it all Batting anParrisl' Rotema 6 9) HRs- Toronto, Ptsbgh C,ncinnaft 2, San Fran I Sale Ends Saturdoy! 1 1 I ! - COOLEST v::: : Montreal 1, Pittsburgh Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 2 I I Trevino Aikeni, IS) Krukow, Smith (9) Falcone (6). Beren Chicago 6 Stanley 6BI 030 101 0t - - 11 Narron (3). Horton Ill. COla-n • Si Detroit o2l 010 030- 7 I 2 Leal, Schrom (5). Barlow (8), W-11-S (1). KuCek (9) and Whitt, Witco* Robb i ns(2) Tobik (3) (hi Tuesda iN -- Q3 (I), Toronto By United Press international National Leaguit N Y ODO 000 005-- S .1 2 San double belled construc a - • GB Houston 5 Boston. Rice '(21). - I 'S wi Graham W--StoddarcJ IS Major League Results o I -- , 31011 000 020- 6 11 3 I Whorter Texas at Seattle. night Cleve at New York. night t iN bo s h linpiun Iit h irti I t urn with FLORIDA J17I / City, D Martinez (4). Stoddard n Diego9.Houston4 L ouis 41.S'y ii 'I i,3,IIiad t"CI i -------_-- --- y Raiders Win Pair $21 -7 __ - - V _U4 of resilient polyester RAIN CHECK -if *s sell outolyout size we tid' 16%,0 yu- a fain Football Baltimore -- Traded defensive tackle Jim krahl to San irranC5CO n tachOnge for a 1911 IQtt-t round Ire. agent put draft p i ck. tbl('\ iihok' t oo ) iii.mrly iiiistakt's. 69 82 157 lion Tuesday Baseball PurchaSed the Chicago (IlL ) contract ol catcher Bill HayeS '4.'. .-tt,mltup stated flatly. "T he offe'sne' exercised noball control.. i3 to) Thursday's Games St Louis . 795 - ,-. $221- S49.96 • Get good road contact - ey United Prest International ' ()tLr defense wits prepared,"Greyhound linebacker Phil d - Trnntn'-'tlric ' &ALE PRICE ,--- 1 F 78-14 __ _ - wt a squirm-fighting tread • Plus the mileage 07813 *Pit•aafl. pSil II 85 PET llouiiil ti and one-yard lines which both set up Patriot scores. whilitwell Pkill PET. No trilde itseded - ters. Boone weighed in at a 226 pound average while the still bt tht j Crawford. Hurst (i ), Mac - By Unit ed Press International ~ humiliating defeat at the hands of arch rival Lake Brantley. just happened to be the right ones." L --Ha,ge American League Bait I In I tta' (.istelluct- i '.hu also was last sears Chuipiun both I ii Inlil will t iht back th huu p rpt lii ii 1ript I heir ii ii :11,0 pt'! '111d. .J lam (7) and Porter. 13~alt,e and Narron W Beattie (S 13) sheirineir (4 6) 12 14), 10 30 Prin \5 ii iii ti litralli tiilt V. riter I'1 1 ~jrm', .DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION ON GOLF? MAYBE A GRIPE? HOW Ille Inost import.int. , * But Ilillike lilt, rvsl %%*;' Ilt ktll,%%~. lit" " ~I "o. . 111.111v In tht, OR ARE A60UT TO DO' LET US KN6W, BY WRIT14r, GOLF spact. REVIEW. EVENING. HERALD, P 0 BOX "S', SANFORDr ( ' (l ast t(itir ard llwrc !,,, ti~:I;h,~, .. .1 I t itt id - at W- Pastor. 11211 e Oakland it itl( i - - sheirner, Lavelle (s) and May 10 8) (Matlack it ( rt ni 12th -I ' I Minnesota (W-1harn- 4 2), 8 35 East title. Saturday iught's loss. ''We made some adjustments at half- .. By United Press International A early in the season if t he y hope to challenge for the conferen ce Scott said following Texas National League Greyhounds can ill afford to lose two conference games this Conference. Prn Major Lotague Standings - a crucial conference match up for both squads. The . 4 I ll be - - -- SCOREBOARD - , - Lynian travels to Spruce Creek Friday night I lilt,last 24 I I I I not tes on the way to a 29- 10 Lake Brantley %ictory, 0; - . I. Revievv big pot of gold atop the Cinderella Castle. ' llial' s why lit, will Although Neff and Andriano didn't mention any names, I Andriano added, "You know who that person is and I know who - . I .3 blocking- for hiass and Cleveland in the first two games corn niented "We should throw more." wi-tics alt , Saturday night Lyman forced lake Brantley to We didn't execute in he second Doctors at the California hospital Medical Center said, however, the improvement shown Monday in Owen's condition - when his vital signs stabl zed has be-en maintained. Owen, 24, of Merthyr- ydfyi Wales, was kno,ked out in the 12th round of his boui against World lloxing Council champion I upe l'mntor of Mexico at e Of>'iiiic Auditorium, lie underwent . rt(othejecondnectttjye. ------"We need to variate our plays more We're using the same person on ofrense Too rilucli. vav Quarter ba ck Mike Andriano offered, "We have to find a way' - '[b lhuiindsjwimped out toa 14-7 halftime lead against Bootie to score using more than one pe rson. -Iii Liii' s.'ason opener be fore bo wing 21-20 to the Braves ha lf," I \ ii liOn will be In Id in (')I ti la r I It! nd tIh •oiil Ia- qut't iluh. ' globe. They hope they can become another Bruce l,iske, D.A. Weibring, Bob Mann or Wayne Levi, they dream the big drearn. Walt knows what he can do, not that he doesn't dream about the big tour too, but he's enough of a realist to keep his priorities within reach. He's probably a good enough player to make the big tour but the expenses, the traveling would imitire' than likely eat up more money than he would make. I really don't like to travel. I try to qualify in the Florida tournaments like the Bay [fill Classic anti the Walt Disney . World' s Team Championship." There are always four spots open to any professional ,Aho tries to qualify for the PG A tournament and like the rest Walt Zembriski is no different, he can see himself after that IX)S ANGELFS lUPIl - The condition of Welch boxer Johnny Owen, who has not regained con- .. sciousness since being knocked out arid (Titically injured in a bantamweight title fight last Friday, weas Urichanged late Tuesday. i . - - - - -.--..--- iu$1salLthey'dbeottto aZ '-' i" . -11 I lip Goo i Scott continued 'They (the Patriots) must have had the ball 18 of the last 24 minutes. You can't give a team the ball for 18 minutes and keep them from scoring." Offensively, Lake Brantley bottled up Lyman's one-two punch of Jon Haas and Audie Cleveland for 32 and 30 yards respectively. I Greyhound - , , , I , 4 4 A .. ,. ..r- - . Md IIIMU ii luriiur (;lilt I itiiin if F liridi ni . n-luie. i)rest'ntt'(I b lla Greater Dutipa Jun hr (;jf Golf But the smell of the big tour attracts from all orriers of the - . t iron construction worker. But Mr Space Coast as he is i. aUul ___________' 4 - . t D all as I I' •, '_____________ t ~ ~.- ~'77-,- r .1 - ~j I I . - . - - t.... ,-. . h .,. •• .? .: . 1Z. , '¼ -j .lYkf 1; _, . , ,, - . S Inks • . Ial'flOfl S ' . Walt lot his card on the tw o.. and one-half years td amass the hugh sum of $16,000 intl for him toreahze he could make more money in one year being an Forter Old Dominiof Star Wednesday Sept 24 1980-QA 'Wa l tlembrinski : The /an To Beqt . since he joined the spacoast five-years-ago that he's con- I I I~~, - Coas t 's Very few professionals can boast that they can make a ii ing off the J.C. Goosie si Coast tour. Walt Zembriski isone of the feW In fact the 43 ear-old Zernbriski has done so well ______ _•___) , -. SPOM I S pace NJ BRIEF 'I_ _ I I 4 I _________ -- .. __ . .. I -. / inside on the Also V. ill 1)4 liii Initial encounter of m ibs id ant n'e size wise and fullback Oscar Morris who line tAicker-w Ise, will be Ed Klein said, "has really lilttliv %ear. 'Ilie %oung Lions should benefit frorn having its Rinkaagc and offensive dripped bill gino Pi i.aki. first gamma under its belt proved his blocking Bf6cking is the The area s1art!r (1ftS T'M) flifll'e tOT'r II'ItTTS I ist V.1 k a nd irT 0- iginst i mnimfer Irooms w is ptrfriiiers I iwrenci teatmi which Klein says that has Klein most worried ind'BThS wllFThantheotit.side rht' most difficuft thing to liii lr intie)med& compares Iat%bl> ith his block linebacking positions teach any bods is to said Klein who g immit other two ,eas The deknshe backfield Is Our strengths art, our offensively,'! lamented the Is mrunn' Ins third st usoli In imiade up of cornerbacks amiable coaching veteran. tltt- l'tmritlo'r diii. "llrantley • eucivers, at quarterback and Kelvin i!obinson and Leonard For 11w. 'ast four weeks assessed his III ml strong Ii mlii lub But quick defense Davis plus safety Torn Alston. Klein and staff has been Alexander i wide 0,,It:,I,, is v4-r-N quio-k. , Klein. Steve -We've got pretty, good trying to inold the fivesorne of ' lilt- hims 21~26 Ili overtime. i wingback I will hold down the Ricky Whittake'r (left tackle) team speed, a pretty good I' ;iIirie his- LlorquR-krwss receiving spots for Croonis, Bobbie Cohen left guard), quarterback and a good quick d I'q I (1:11 It Dial Glistafsoll is' 5- ,ilong wall light end Payton Brian Cash lcenteri, Linton tright guard) and final wisessinent before the ~~. j III-pillirld iadbac* Barry NItirphy. "Alexander and Grey both Keith Brown uright tackle, Pantla'ri- take -the gruthron WiIIi;tttis i'4mvinct the-way for . Wednesd;* I night. 19 up ruit good patterns and have into ;I cohesive unit. hlelpmnu, Klein mold this -They're willing and they praised Klein I t Iii it rd mci himself is 58 goisl Ii mints id is a mixture of ye irs siu ttillhi IW 'slur'phy is sin ill but is real have worked '.ery h'ird said l''° 1. I experience it youth and Klein about his offensive line \ ih tilt it ui'gressisI Veteran Ernie ( rooms They ri small but I feel 'A Iii tilts is ri ml strong,"On the throwing • nil of tin 1 it I I .tist mfsri mfstut his Klein's issing attack will be pretty sure they will do as McPherson will handle the 11 defense and the defensive -tit Another area glving Klein a barks Tumi is probably our best LIII II mmlweii'tocker in the who \larlettc ( hris hew worries is the team I k. Ihm mritk s U hut (itmim ittbail player said Klein at b isl'etball coaches tin not real d Behind law rence is Mike disposition pIt hilt ili trio is talented Futrell, who provides a happy %~ith their attitude or Croorns, works with the wide , Ivrbat k Chris Boston. . (11-1;lr . discipline. Those thing.s quite receivers .,I nd the outside lho, %% V quality ,v art, lilt, three * . backup. in the often lead to mistakes and linebackers.. while newcomer iiij%c Ili ,,top.- ,,aid Klein ,joining Lawrence losses but it has iniprosed Willie Bonds handles the backfield is tailback Willie mmm's No. 14 'tIlt mine. Williams Bass_who Klein is looking at lately." 1 %'I). 32j - and See I'AsTIIF.itS Page IDA One worry that didn't irtiB-in No I2 'Uvmc'do has to fill Us' sOot's of departed - I : . . . . i treshm in football g mu, it kinda surprised tue since they real tough to ca> ji he'll come Reginald Anderson The in Hoping to make side tackles are Todd through u.- ulxut i000 students ', muinok Iiiu'h 'ho.il F idil Tonight, Oviedo won't be at things easier for Bass is Uildebran and Billy Vickers. For Bill K kin s l'anthers, it - I -- ---- -- - -- Ilion Jackson, the Panthers -prove is defensive end Neal ?' ellon who Klein is benching do-everything back last > er -- Wilhe has a lot of potential and ability," said Klein. tie's alsopretly quick. We have yet I . Panthers lac e -I.ions TOriIg t Its SAM (OUI -' .pftrIs Writer - . t . C roonis Hosts Oviedo In Opener. - Herald Wednesday, Sept. . 1 .. . I . 0 ~A-Evenlhq Herald, Sanford, Ff. ~ - , 4. .4. a -••'• 4 of er ____________________________________________________ . ' - Hurry. . ct -J r kc.1 L Ited vouble &1ted I . % The Volhylia1l. Raidcrs opened the 1980 season with a pair of vIct(wIe i uesuay flmgiit. staged a pair of come from behind wins director of Seminole HIgh's by ident ical 15- 13 margins over St. Leo and Rollins Majorette Team two weeks S.( ,C. 95 inc identified ntlfied -' orree (I Felicia Cochran as the eneral I group is Kegier's Rae Marie regrets the error. r'orrler I ii ___________________________ FRONT.END ALIGNMENT I $ inspect ail four tires A, Set castlitir. CaMber : t ems. sion and cluding front wheel drive, some ImPOrts. , SUMMER IS PEST TIME 4-WHEEL DRUM: Install new brake )inifli3 a 4 lot CAR& UGNII T""'. VANS A RV it - ROACHES ANTS - FLEAS . - . . Cathy Garner 125. High Selies; Men: Skip MOM $33, Charles Seagraves 500, Louis ' -Joen% $419. Forrest' CriV 476, Rick . - Johnson 532. Pat Joinoir $19, Wally ' Smith . 511. women: Doreen Freeman A", June Dick 4S2. - . . . . . - -- . - .. . - - - CALL 22-8865 . 1 •1 - ------- - - - 7 0 - - - . - . - .' I SANFORD - - . - - . -- 4 . ' - - --- - 14') - - - . ' -" ' - ' £ I - - - , -- - . . • I . . I 1V - 8 FT. x 8 F1'.........'625 . I LONGWOOD. _______ , . - ___ I ________ 7 ;s'fr-,ci",!., .. j ' -S. -i -...-. SAYS FR E E $ill Ir- than FREF 9 1:18 sit) 111.8 FREE 81 tt 1W $17" 159 FYO-14 . / 078.15 ve-is - I - I FRFE I All pricei plo tax and tro4 in I - 400 - DAYS SAME AS CASH un ##tollong (harge at Fireittane iii0telli'dilld inanit Firestone dealer% - _J - 14 .'0) • 4.1 I(4I'ii.s Ct,i, I %O CHARGE FOR MOL%TI%G FirciAtone tire purcha%le '•' mu .i -'Sc'.o.,l '.n Pid as SO' .- tSc.*" £I i.i.ijbe. , - 0 . . . r - M8300 - - FIRESTONE SANFORD . OPEN WON, FRI I 10-510 , PH 322-0244 11111111111111 . - - . . , . , . 4 S till, . I..."... f Ch 95o HIGHWAY 17-92 _____ Till I37 .1 970 -. i.ii5'.fl5 C'Mtr4i. . . _______ $395 i- YOU A78-13 since I . . so Of sold . OFT. x 110R. ... .105 10 ,6 FT. X 5 R.. . . . . 130 NO 111111DOM COM a 1111110111 OMMIf, 111,111IT41111111 A ANCHORM . ~ 4rH E72-14 Million 1 ' 6 FT x 8 FT I . . More I I I SUPER SHEDS - - - ~, % NO. P411CI [ACH FIR ST 3 TUtU SIZI I : . BLACKWALL ,I--- I ECONOMY MODELS ED when you buy 3 tires at our . regular eveiryday price . .. t Cauitornio (flnana .4 4 - S timorq (Ston.217), 7:30pm Cleveland Ow IS' ko 27) at -:- - -4a.ip - - Martin. Twitly (4), Charnbopr .- WW. " finitE IILJV( 6,2 87 416 211 ii - 56 95 371 3SI a sion title . s•um's_ -. :-' - - ' 101 OOi 000- 3 7 I GARAGE POLLUTION (All Times EDT) Boston (Renko 9 1) at , 041 . $55 W. First Str"t' Mon.- Fri. 7:3",Sat. I: WS . .1 I - IqA Oakland 6. Chicago I . Jim Hemphill, Manager' ' , .- -41 YOUR SOLUTION TO Baltimore S Boston 6 - C.wd -Cads IiencM • Dmss . _FL 0 -_L PI Q-A - 70 52 461 " Chicago Seattle 4 ioa yssm1; 10 11 .11 tit"61119d.101o&I ix - Toronto 9,. Detroit 7 Cl ot 90 d8yj or 3oW -.In however. Mill linott than 50 . I New York 5, Cloveldind 4 etkitevel ctimes first-many Miles from the Original Slot itarvicss. RW,h W" It "affart- to my of Goodylial S I 6W Ur, California 2, Milwaukee I m4yofed. 0 to ~ca Slotits"AtI.Onwide . ViiI.Mitoopw 6 to buy u"' 1:441,11016111110 CIZ7 ftri 0 OW .4 - 1 Chitirge Acc [ ' " IYSCILIMITLDWWANTYNAIIONWTO( so$lng J'1 Kan City 010 000 ODO--- 1 3 1 San Frn . converted Splitill: itin Elwy S jiI. so I. , . . g 10, Butch Kendrick 5.7, rOf'?S$ .L - TERMITES I Wanda Hubt'ard 191, Cindy Sweat . 'Ml Wi 00 P11100`11.11,11110111U WORK 4 WE DO ONL THE WOqK YOU k6l"ORU A, W1 AtIURN WORN OUT PAMTS - WE HONOR OUR A11110 ~ - I L PCI. SAI 642 59 609 5 69 S34 16' 7 77 is 501 15 71 90 470 Oakland 4 tfi . . - - THE GOODYEAR PROMISE I, AMY TODAY - - 74 76 491 221 i 64 87 424 33 West W L Pd. 08 Clove Toronto - __________________ HR - Atlanta. - - . 1. - 77 71 5i 20 -. bard 184, Tammy Carter i52, Cindy sweat Ill, Gall (;risp 136. W 97 92 79 Now York Balfirnre Boston Mol*auk e f(onj goiliss saillot * Resurface drurrs a Repack trc,nt beat Additional p&M$ &N A,OJ140 ings A, Inspect hydraulic syste serrKes extra if neeftil 0 most U 5 cv*-fK I u litun lioy~~ vW - . _- .- --1114nanted 12 nmft or 12.1)(10 nill", whkheiref C'bMal I"ll. DoreenFreeman ill. Do.'is Smith . 10 .1" I • New "I In . OUR AVTQ 111IRYKIII FAMY INCLUCEIL . I I Yeager W-Welch (149) L- Oakland Armai (34) ill 11) Matula Murphy (30) American League 2-WHEEL FRONT DISC: Install no* front r)rake pais and grejIlle saitis # Resutflice front folots 0 Repack front itheal bearings a InsWt calipefs and hydraulic system 0 Add fluid (does not includiii rear ittheels) OR i CastilloIll. Stanhouse (9) and 10) Has--Chicago, Foley (1). Louis at Piltitbgh, night more . BRAKE SERVICE-YOUR CHOICE ,is .1 "god CINAran" ext(a A, - Nat,6nal League SchoOl P1111 PrIrk SIL 1(35 - Atlanta 000 000 020'- 2 9 1 Oaklnd 010 001 31* - 6 100 American League Cooper 021 00100*-- 4 131 Los Ang Burns, Proly (7) and Foley. Mi) 113, Oliver, Tea l Brett Matula. Mahler (5). Garber Langford and Essian WKC and •Oglivie, Mi 1 06 Benedict, and Welch. Langford (IS ii) L -Proly (4 Arm,ss. Oak lOS Montreal at Chicago Cincinnati at San Diego San Fran at Los Angeles Houston at Atlanta ni ht New York at Phila4 ni9ht Parts and add, and toe to propsi alignment inspec - MAINTAIN STOPPING DISTANCE Batted In N ein Garvey, LA 99, Baker. LA 4nd Thursday's Games a PROLONG TIRE LIFE BOOST MPG. Bowlders 13 Horns 11 Lucky . -.' - it 38 FET &r4 oid - 'TT . • ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Sevvn 15 Epoch Mgmt 16. No 16, logti Garyies Men~ Skip Plain 228, Loui,Joens 203, Forrnt Crisp 190, Hutch KendriCk 163, Rick - - d al , I . $ Kit N Cal% S Harurn scarurn 6 Honeybees 7 Goof Balls I Slompers 9 Four's Company 10. Sue % Raiders 11 Duds 12 All Season Ra i , easier -so Tiempo radials help save you gas cornpared to bias-ply or bias-belted tires.) 6 10, June Dick 2 5.10. mOOSELEAGUE Standings I Gamblers 2 r g nal Save Gas Every mile You Drive (Radial tires roll Plum bing 11 Schneider. The Herald • " . e I "01,11i ago. The director of the Colleges, 01-9 4.. • -- '4 - . . • . - . - . . : - - - -. ' - .. - ; �VT - - - - - - - I I . I I. . I - . , . . .. . . __ . , - F- . . . -* !. . 1. . .. 1 I .; . . _ 1 ,1 I II --- . - .I I . - * I . . I. . I - _ . - - - . - ,4- -_ - - , ____ .. . . * ..._z-~'!. -I ''" I . '._ -..I . . f . . - _ . ) . . II RSE . I I . . . , . I . . O .. . Evening Hird, Fl Sanfo . Olms'tead asba(11 ing the Phi ies, ee Ro,ers was spinning, a three-hitter t er against the Pirates. burst that was highlighted by Larry . I . I I ;1. over Los Angeles as rookie Brgderick Perkins sparked the Padres by driving in thr&- runs. &-in Diego scored four runs in mbdOw _ = MEL.911k .. r-( V . . . - - - - - I - i playing like hell and haven't picked up a game. We're not folding; we're getting big i nn ings when we've had to and I we won I - - - - __s ANl the close games. It's a - - began their comeback when Indians' starter Wayne Garland walled [lucky Dent and Bobby Murcer. Garla nd was replaced by Mike Stanton, a nd after getti ng one out, he --- - • .. .-_ - p eve • • ._,., , ", ; _: .' 33.801. R TE A LLER EB DIRECT FROM -cm -1 ob" $ ,a ____ ______ _______ ______ Z ' 69 GOOD AT ALL 151 ABC'S IN FLA. -Z ' * SAN FORD COCKTAILLOUNOE&PKO. STORE HI-WAY 17-12 SOUTH CITY LIMITS .... 61.5 0 Orioles 8, Red Sox 6 Al I3unibry's two-run, eighth-Inning s4n&ecapped a Uu-ee-run rally that sparked * * 16.66 L.ACH IN CASE LOTS OF 6 Canadian Seagram's V.0. Club ........... 99,95 15.92 EACH IN CASE LOTS 0F6 LONGWOOD - COCKTAIL LUNGE £ P1(0, STORE OUGI fl HI-WAY I,,,I NEAR 43IOPENSUHOAY At AIC Kessler Blend Burnett's paper the day how they do it every ni gh t," he sa id. next ' U.S. Holds Big Cup Race Edge 1 092 59.2 oz. METRIC GAL I "-" % 11 spent . ktiikh ?INT$1'I41 • - 1! JIB 1 1 149 .2 OL METRIC .GAL * TIN1(IZTI7S r tried - urges them at least give it a. try. It is really not difficult and the results are worth the - . Rico and T -i " ' 1 ., ;,.1" - -' t:: Al ly., . ' K eynote . ._.'; . I 1, wl . f .. I . . . • -- sessions dealt with specific subjects , ' ng-commerc "Z9METRIC'iGAL %.,.... , .. - % .. . good for you and, luckily, I never acquired a taste for It-" . _____ ..,' Mrs. . n'. i .., I Aft . . French Qtuirter before returning to their Scininole homes. - IOWA . - . -' -- Part, Of . . - 'I)- - - MEATS • I . ' • TRIMMED U.S.D.A CHOICE 4 • . - CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST * H.r.Id Photo by Tom PIeR.i • Paula Ludwig slices bread for son, Allan. In a large mixing bowl beat margarine, eggs, . • - ure ecerope 1i cups warm water 14 inches kig. Braid the three ropes and 1. pinch to seal the ends. Place on greased and 3 teaspoons salt li ghtly flour ed ba king shee ts, cover with a cup sugar clean towel and let rise until doubled in bulk. 712 cups flourSprinkle yeast over '- cup w ar m water, add Brush wi th Leakn egg and sprinkle with or poppy seeds. Bake at 375 degrees one tablespoon sugar and stir. Cover and set aside until it starts to foam and has doubled. for 25-30 minutes. Cool on wire rack. sesame Son L*ives On t y G* 1f . . ________________ BABY STEER LIVER z tCasPOOil salt 1.3 cup packed brown sugar beaten egg '.i cup safflower or other oil cup raisins or snipped dates CENTER CUT * Combine cereal-iiiilk mixture, egg and oil. ROUND BONE Add all at once to dry ingredients, stirring SWISS STEAK until just moistened. Batter will be, thick. Fold in raisi ns or dates. Fill greased or pa per-filled MIX '' . .-_t. -VODKA said.' Ye averaged "WHY BUY WATER" I . up and they, came to four knots from the east. We felt UII L BOURBON J1 • • I ' we had a better chance of J' ' having more wind the day IIè11'IlW a 31 -------aftar-tcnoo_ --' LlTE '- I llt'L....r,q..j45]j 'We prefer a nice old 12-toE CASE 6195 16 knot Newport ' MINIATURES stucT' I ' smirked. k VXk&6IILAOAUtTt1I .49 ".-f The heavier Freedom Is iT .70 $EAGRAM'8 7 CROWN !?' ' • -: -• .1 favored In moderate to strong .15 IACAAOI RUN wiada. 77 $EAGRANIV.O.. .I • The Aussies misread Tues1:27 WAS REGAL SCOTCH day's weather forecast, TANQUERAY SM .81 handhig Conner his easiest A 0 VWKA 800 8111KNOFF .59 victory in the bat-of-seven 1W ONO W in on" INI M XM 011ILKNIN _____ - -- _____ /. -V ' ' ___ ~4.1 '' ______ - - - WHOLE or CUT UP - IIL PANTHERS * - • LI ...Continued From 8* -. - • ninning backs and Inside - SEAL sio iij Monahan, Sciiastiani POMM oeuouw whose Qfl WHITE FRENCH - befr* lniIrn his I. back, takes care of - th : fi,lIh II J 0 -r)kj~ * t. . - .. . - -~., . , - . # : - - watches a lot," coorcunatea the quar terbaCks. Tlcketaarel2(orsdultsand' $1 for students, jokingly * g ' I v 3 7" *t• • 3.49 s"t, Libbe ' V - 4E - i., . oz. 41TER. 16'" I - 59 :._.___• - I$ 1S7 o& . _sL I. -- 1$1 0: ,iun..a a -101 - MT.CHABLIS 2 CALIF • 4.79 oz so"- OL, hi • . I ---------- I7SSHERRY SA9 , S PJWZT i*iili m.w • - - 101 egg 214 -. G --_* - - * ii - * 1. --_ i '• .-_ ltlO VIJIT IURGUNOY 5.49' Jfl!$1a;uw.1,Ij1Ag -- * WHiT1 WINE 4 Q&iO! 1.49 - _--_---_-. - - - _______- - j vvliii : - ourson. - Now dat I have'read the letter in . • . a arctnWorw. - Jaycees transport, feed and provide admission to On park Iorallthechildrenpoaalble.Inyearspastthisoutthghasglven • I. AST1 IMP. ITALY VICTOl I . * * - SPUMAIT1 wiutEspuvus 99 LAZE OF 12_ 47.55 . STORE - u * * I I I - I I - - SAVE '31995, - Diet too! __ - 1' - - - - - I -,----•,, . .• . I j - rrt.eiaii* Wes IM" k* iti* wtl** ..h c •u*$10ckol,*% - brumi to cover ax Wm prnewt4 Am rv*mpua naw be gown WASM04 4W S8$WW t. • . -• - * . IIamcvnvinced Thisyearwilll*noexception.Plm arelntheoffingfor45Oto ______ ____________ ASK OuR that somCgood did hideed 500 children Wit year. . I result from our son 'm death. l!' /N"111100000 ThIs year's outing will tak& plate on Oct. 19. Providing I I want to thank SEEING tirwisiiortion, food and other arlrangernents has bet AGAIN for sharing 'his of the Jaycees through the effortil ci local merdmits NW, __ S II. 1 d. II.? '-'i tiI I H II •e a çnj, 1',ie aycees iw. MW PH III 11.1 _____ flsj& my day. mwuty. Contact Howard Dixon, project cf-i1rman, at&444919 _________________________ . 11 MRS.MM 'EALBO'l'F, drop a tax deductable dOatlon hi the or SUTHERLAND,Vk MalUndJayceesprojctKldeTOCLrCU3WOr.O.Z14l,' DEAR MRS TALBO1'F Maitland, 32751 . 11 4 , , knud Io I rnLrt a ui ib WAd Wh98V OW N C,ibv.b.e%/)'. TCt Ia CéC its R*dsii by III Inc p0 . . I • • * ' 41699 095011 . * - -- . mustfeeI1 - • ~ "...I '_, ,:,, . I 1-1 CA . *.. -' * - . ReQuiaiPrice L"I OW 31.95 Diwak" apssys- I * . $36800 * , 1"8"Me ,- gud - traders direct to,superniarket warehouses. One big delivery costs less. Coke and Pepsi have to charge because they both deliver In smaller trucks, • h you store. T Try ru g I- tL' to every UluiVIuugj C iuu,u will like it be tter than Coke and Pepsi. Use the 10' off DietCola. cou pon toda y ' -* I YC&C Cola costs Is than CO&d and Pepsi: C&C Cola costs you less because it's delivered in big ________ WWA 7070V . - 0 formulated a great taste for I'epsiCoLi. C&C Cola and Pepsi are two different great tasting colas, but. John Ritchie thinks C&C tastes a little bit better, naturally. * The Maitland Jaycees in cooperation with Circus Wohd and the precious gift of sight from area merchants are sponsoring the annual ctUjdrens' trip to • 0 • YMM4 0 John Ritchie is th~ same man who, many years ago, - ' • iat kind of pemn received BLANC i BlANC yy' s enefit I Why C&CCoIatastcsgru. jOtc hieiSC&C5fl4vorexpert.iIeI0r1nL11ated C&C s great taste using the highest quality ingredients. * mu"AlIt,-- - , - ' ______ 4YTljjr1I(.1(.I,1II4 ________ I - • - ,y, , __. - I f), *39 " j ,LI - -- WASHER I ,,,I_, - ' I'*e,'4* awls! __, --- 323-4328 , • I CC - C9 0 an -' - . _ 8AEIIACIE ROSE 299 - I "w 1w1c 25 w I A .JCuaSIlant,wisE ' • . SANFORD • - - IOWA MEATS 2108 S. FRENCH AVE. fm . - - PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE 00 ________ ' 'ON THE_ " 1 - CAU OF - _IJACQUIN I . • J1i MACADAMIA MAUNA LOA. GALLO i-EU NUTS LITH'mum • 9- , .. - • ------- I ' - -_ • I2OLCAII3 CASE OF 24 -A 35 CASE OF 24 KARL KEI 7.69 SEIM KE11 N AU 7. 6.19 WWWTIII&1I1U (ITIA tilE SUS 7.49 ORMCANIAM 13.95 ____ ' OmERSAIKUS _ •._ Of 4 5.9e o.* * • MR. PRO N.i[.II.) £1'I .Y IMT 'h 4. -' w VINIteag 29 24 U f4l PREMIUM I I ..M V V ABC Bill or AU A I Ik I %AllI• •p.g Tkl'i:! i I - - t LB. wwro"Pamawn ow"vin Cok - from 6 . '' •' 4 ANY 12-39. hS oz. INANOY * . DOWN pa.-' - - - 81.8 -- • - - ..o" I Kom - 1' OVER . Nh1 !? mfl DAN _______ KtI:H111I SE 1 ' ..sm.iscam ': 'Iii :_HI_: _ " , *** ICE - -. I . 3o" it", 179i"al L~ . ER - pulling guard for Klein it PINK CATAWBA PINK CHABLIS Sanford Naval Academy, returns from a *Year's &been" . tocoac.ttRoflenslvelineand - 1, T x '6 6.83- EA. _______ 49 ' 4 ______ : L ____ souvs*a owv " • CORDIALS : series L - ' 1 .- UMPED I I I . 4 FRYERS C 0 You died, yet a part of you give, yet It cannot be bought. to be cu* stom-made and would have been married in the first capable of being faithful. But still lives. You gave of To obWh a donor's card, call require two burial plots. It place. Some men are simply , many are unw illing. I yourself. It was the last thing yotr local Lions Club today. It woWd be very costly and too incapable of being faitNul. Do you have questions you gave, and you gave it to a is listed in your phone book. grave a matter to consWer No conceit intended, but I about sex, love, drugs and the seriously. stranger.- My life is so difam' a very at growing up? Get . f erent ca you. E very DEAR A BBY: I hope ou DEAR ABBY: Saw the day I am reminded of the gift won't think Ahis letter is M. you gave. I wonder about you joke, because it's wri tten in letter In your column REPLACE YOUR IN PASSAIC, N J, who Is often, Who were you' What all sineerity. OLD WASHER ________ wonderf ul things did you see If by chan ce my husba nd seeking a "compassionate WITH THIS .ugthe.ey.s?With the andI-aheuld--e-ttheseme-deric' bless GENERAL help of God, you created a time, Is It possible to be b -1ed law unlai in the eyes of God. I ELECTRIC together? I mean in the same caA help her in Pamic, I miracle - the miracle of MULTI-SPEED casket, holding hands or but I can help couples In their sight!" U Abby, several years ago, touching each other? position In my area, a 0-mi1e 3 WASH/RINSE Abby, If they can ma ke radius of Lawrence, Mass. my son was struck by a TEMPERATURE If any in my area want such motorcycle and died six days caskets to accommoda te one COMBINATiONS later. So that a part of him person, who weighs 400 a blessing, I'Ll gladly oblige. would continue to five, we pounds, &M our combined plea,w send them my name . donated his corneas. weight is lesis VARIABL . .than that, why - WW addren at their request with the , WATER LEV LS * A few monW later, the eye MINI-BASKET bank notified us that both l0•U% K i,...1.J U1.I corneas had been successfully J U cee TUB I '4VU flI transplanted. As is their. BI.EACH&FABIbC ' policy, they did not reveal the AI'iL yofUwreciplen I'm E Kid ' B not,sureleverreallywanted - LB. * 3 * BOURBON [LJ I I I -' I -- 1. i -' LB. $11 89 - - YRO ____ PREMIUM GRADE FRESH - - - donor: he had never heard of such a women. We are no longer flirt. Mature men prefer more Your letter made my day. ,11 never knew you, yet your meaningful and lasting . Readers, the gift of sight is coffin or burial. married for that reason, and I A coffin for two would have realize now I never should relationships. No one Is ingenerosity changed my life. something we are all able to , TOM ---- -. - ---- $] NATURALLY AGED ENGLISH ROAST Abby's new booklet: "What Every Teen-ager Ought To Know." Send $2 and a long, stamped (2 cents), sell. addressed envelope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 LaskyDrive, Beverly hills, Calif. 9021.2. very LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE muffin tin 2-3 full. Bake at 400 degrees to,: 20s minutes. Makes 10-12. Eyes 79 CHOICE SHOULDER CUT salt, baking powder and brown sugar. Of $ 1 CHUCK STEAK Combine bran and milk and let stand thret minutes. In a mixing bowl stir toge th er flout: - -• LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE AGED - were ''4'' LB. 2 teaspooihs bakifig po-iiair - wouldn't one casket be large to you. and it is impossible for me to REV. CHAPLAIN R.A.M. be around an attractive enough to accommodate the two of Us? DEAR ABBY: I have jus t woman without coming on to I suppose the chances of learned a Important fact her. Now that lam a bachelor I can do as I please without dying together are small, but of life. it could happen. Please find Marriage Is not for every worrying about hurting out and let me know, man. I was married for 12 anyone, because I confine my THINKING AHEAD years to one of the loveliest attentions to unma,:rled ------------.._.i one in cornea transplants women--------- ----DEAR TIIINKINC! A uuu euiei women on earun- ------INCURABLE FLIRT each eye. I want to address spokesperson for the largest but that didn't stop me from my feelings to my unknown And thank you for writing. cerneter in DEAR INCURABLE: Boys y Los Angeles 52,d being attracted to other . 69 $ . HORMEL SKINLESS & DEVEINED$1 In cup On a floured board, knead dough ,until • BRAN MUFFINS 1 17 cups whole bran 1 cup powdered milk, reconstituted unbleached flo ur s 'i cup whole wheat flour • smooth. Place in a greased pot, put on lid and put pot insthkwithabout three inches. Q[ warm water around it. Let rise until doubled, about one hour. Pu nc h down dough and divide th half. Divide each half into DEAR ABBY: When I read the letter in your column signed, SEEING AGAIN, I not tears of cried. They sadness, but tears of Joy. SEEING AGAIN wrote in part: "As a teen-ager a few * Oi .* We Sill only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged heavy Iowa beef sgft • . it•I I 11 Remove from pans and Cool on wire rack. EGG BREAD 2 tablespoons dry yeast :. cup ve ry warm water 1 tablespoon sugar 14 cup softened margarine - . .* - - nutrition; food eiironment: international ..' loaves. Place dough in two greased 8x4x2'- two cups of flour. Beat until batter is smooth. inch loaf pans and let rise for anot he r hour. Add remaining flour, Just enough to make a pliabledough. Bake In 32 degrée oven for 35 to 40 mInutes. • .eggs room practice good health principles.-She does not care for coffee. "Most people agree it's not 4 6' -!'9 978.50 SCO . 52.50 Southern Comfoit. SCOTLAND BY OL.ENUVEI !!.-9 5" NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) 11.16EAC,lNCASELOT3OF6,95 " Clan- MacGregor Scotch. Seagrams .st Gin ISkipper Dennis Conner idled t I8.SOEACHIWCASEU)TSOF6 10J EACH INCA$E LOT SOF6 the U.S. defender Freedom Cutty Sark Scotch...... 110.95 Inver House Scotch 59,95 4 _______________ today, waiting for stro nger ,.LOTSO! 8 128.00 1;QUART Wild Turkey 101' Wolfschmldt Vodka..... 55.95 winds to carry hlmtoa four th .85 1 8.6TEA.BYTHECASET9.95 and deciding victory ThurHALF ,,,,, GoaOT8tPT21QUf 0000 MON.,SEPT.21 QUART tMu14IW1t1'j4.7 lfpltJ14r v.1 '1l0000 THURS., SEPT 25 QUART '1I i'I _____________ sday In the Ame ri ca's Cup flIIISCHMANN'S489 ____ CHRISTiAN ____ series against Australia. 1na J.W.D4NT 629I1H4fl __ ____ 49 Another American' victory BROTHERS ___ ________________ _________________ would preserve the longest (DIN BRANDY ______________ - UNIT 051 PU CUSTOMU W/COUPOU winning strçak In history lLrnP11Iir IJ*T ONE P14 CO$TDMU WiCCUPON ------------the New York Yacht Club's trt'I.1'r1.L'W1tA. 0000TUEL,SEPT.301 0000ww SEPT24 1 5 UTIR I'II'1'ILI-WiAL • GO,SEPT. 254 OL j'" 129-year hold on yachUng's MMIN a 0 TAYL WNR 6 4 0 GALLO most prestigious trophy. 329 19 ROSSI SWW IS9. UKE COUWAT Cormer advised the yacht 50.1 1111) ROSI . 39 scy . . club race committee he 0=3 WINE" 30L ,'II ______ DRY TWO P14 CUITSIII W/CUS?OS .1 ,1141 111ca11 ' ii4 UltF LIRT TWO PU CU$TO*1 W/ClZO1 'i 11 ( t • DRY Two u CIJilONU wanted today off after a . . commanding triumph 6 I . I . I 000 9 00 SIMS Tuesday over the Aussies. ' ABC 6 ABC I ' ' . . -The weather reports. we - '4 * housing, energy and and concerns; membership; public relations; and safety and emergency prepar ed ness. Mrs. Warner and Beckhorn toured Ntw Orleans and the nnagement; health, ..J, Punch the dough down and shape it into two sugar and warm water, Beat in the salt and g. would probably even grown her own if it were possible in Florida. . Mrs. Ludwig said she and her family try t -• R ARE * . outreach; cultural arts, clothing and textiles; family relationships and cl~ild "development; family resource , -- . Jim Workshops and learning of interest to NEHC members: citizenship arn community t ..- . speaker - siok .. -• the Virgin Islands. \1tniber'ol the Mississippi Extension Homemakers CowIclI' sered as httsses Held in the huge Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum it was-a -time - of learning and pleasure. . was Guy - Tucker, chaierson of the [louse Conference on Families, who on the "White House Conference: Issues and Recommendations." . - -• . 600,000 ' _ - " -- . . Mississippi Coast coliseum and Conventioh Center. National Extension Delegates represented some Homemakers Council iNFIIC members in 41 states Puerto .. i • Most people 'do not go to the trouble of QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH ~ * .. . 01).. 1./, P .. - - Possibiliti~s" was the theme of the convention held at the . A%;I? , -- . 'Experience, Opportunities, Encourage Growth, Explore bread, making their own bread, much less grinding their own wheat, but Mrs. Ludwig - feels it is wor th it. "A k er nel of wheat Is a little powerpacked piece of food," be said, and she Likes all the vitamins and oils that would be lost 59.2 02. 1 119ETRIC!/t GAL _______________ ' \.. I. .i.. - I the 44th annual National Extension Homemakers Council conference this month. ' . peace -• - - Buy any 2 brands $5 REBATE - any 3 brands $8 REBATE ]any 4 brands $11 REBATE - any 5 brands $1 5 REBATE - all 6 brands $20 REBATE direct from distiller, OPENSUNDAY . .1 - Mrs. Ludwig bakes two batches of uual1y hole wheat, each week For those who have never making their own, she . she said, and it will last Indefinitely. She still has 1974 that Is in perfect con..diUon.,, 59.Z4JL METRIC Yi GAL y1ul1cssr1ss Scotch _____ . IN CUEtOTS ... fT'1 ro1 some from liii RUL1I _________ ' Reiska Vodka. . . . ........ :'9' F each to dispell the oxygen. That kills- the bugs, _______ CASSELBERRY & 59.2 OZ. METRIC GAL F101 Finull YOVS$ICIST 512 --- Gin Calvert Old Thompson Blend ....!PYR!!!'~~'Y!~ P!!. %52,95 * *'DISCO" LOUNGE & PKG. * COCKTAIL LOUNGE & PKG 11 EACH INI Windsor Canadian ? 68.50 OF SIX Rich Rare Canadian.. 10.83 EACH IN CASE LOTS OF 6 64.95 15.92 '9! -9! 95.50 58.50 Tanquray Gin........ Heaven Hill Bth......... .. disheartening to read in the 969 NUETELII ______• HI-WAY 434 ONE BLOCK ,* ;AST OF i_4oPENsuNnAY . Weaver, as Howser guessed, Canadian Mist......... 11.25 E LOTS OF 6 ..................... 67450 was upset. "It's very - .g.i. ________________________________________________________________ lCalvert Lord _____ * * ALTAMONTE 95.50 9 . about _____ ____ ______ _ Calvert Gi 2 HOUR GHb.y's Vodka :,-.7:. :. .1.?.U9! V( SE tO 54.50 16.42 EACH IN CASE LOT 0F6 Beefeater Gin............. 98.50 ~ large bowl 11 59.2 OZ. METRIC GAL now 1011"Al AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER I DAILY M1( siccs HAPPY. atso as.s 11.92 EACH IN CASE LOTS.OF Early Times Ky. Brb.. * TtIESOAY I . - ___ DAY SALE . . ~ - 4Ifl TRIC Ulm I • ___ ME WJ-1 LT R. J. Walker Red Scotch. 99,95 1.3? EACH IN CASE LOTS?! Smimoff 80 Vodka. 67.95 ~ 6 Gordon's Gin ,.,.,.....19. EACH N.C.L9!S,9F 65.50 . - - C4r ms 59 ...- 59.2 OL METRIC N CASE OF - 51.50 CASE OF 12 - 59.85 CASE 0 4 - 19.55 . . Mrs Anne Warner Seminole County Extension Homemakers presiident of Casselberr' Mrs Violet e Council ci pre Lake MaryExtension Betkhorn, president of Homemake r's Club and -o club mem be rs from Florida were among nea tly 50 'h trave led to Bi loxi. Mi I . .I - - _____ I -t1 O r ~ * - - 7 BLEND )a 25.4 OX. LITER _________ LITER °° Snrn., 1 - . II- I . .. Hom `emakers"C6* nfab .I : .. - i&I1499, 11q9 ~ *~, I .'1 . Women Aft end quiet -------- VODKA . W - ". I . . Z00015M w' • w. I" --..' 149i" I • BOURBON . II . - . flour KY. STRAIGHT .; I I . . It thks to satisfy them. In addition to effort. She has supplied a for Egg brea d from scra tch, the Lake Mary Bread, in addi tion to the Whole Wheat, for homemaker goes a step further and grinds people who prefer a lighter bread. her own wheat. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Mark and Paula Ludwig live on Almyça 3 cups whole wheat preferably Drive with their three children, Windy, 5. * 'freshly ground Allan, 3, and Katie, 2. They have been in 2 teaspoons salt Central Florida about 10 years with the last 2 tablespoons dry yeast six In Lake Mary. '1 like the and teaspoon ginger of the country," Mrs. Ludwig said, "and 1-3rd cup dry milk powder there's no speeding cars." li cu ps water I U2 cup oil or margarine She said she began making bread about -the , , - __ - - , _~.~ - - - t_ 'cupnoney UmeueymoveatoLakeMary."Wlienh[irst cup molasses started, It would turn out like a brick," she 2 tablespoons lecithin oil optional, but said, "but I have improved over the years." improves texture and crust, available in Mrs. Ludwig has an attachment on her health food stores mixer that allows her to grind her. own wheat I egg to make flour, though she complains it is rather slow. Her church has Its own grain mill 2 3 cups additional unbleached flour that can handle bulk loads much quicker. At In a mix three cups flour, yeast, home it lakes half an hour to grind salt, ginger and milk powder. In a saucepan, enough f or one ba tch of bread, she said, but heat water, oil, honey, molasses, and lecithin the one at church can grind five pounds in until lukewarm. Pour liquid Into dry ingredients and bet well. Add egg and beat The Ludwigs order their wheat from out again. Stir and work in enough additional West. Several other church members go flour to make a ball of dough. Knead on a together to buy a truckload at a time. They floured board for about 10 minutes. Place usually purchase 50 pound-bags. "A 50-pound dough in a large greased pot, put on the lid bag of wheat makes a lot of flour," she said. and put it in the sink. Run about three inches The wheat is kept in containers with a tightof warm water around the pot and let dough fitting lid with a little piece of dry ice added to rise until doubled in bulk, about 1i hours. p $ W , Aft- . . .. -. . . . . .. recipe B 1iyj • • / ROSE ________ . CASE OF 12 - 51.95 2.25 EA. BY THE CASE 25.95 tying and winning runs. "I've got a pretty good stroke together and It couldn't happen at a be tter ti me," said Soderholm, who ce lebrates • 1, q - 1A I # making - . R v ui •VODKA " ("'K, 25.4 OZ. ' Soderholm, driving in the - (-1 ~___ ________ CHOICE scoring singles to Bobby Brown and Bob Watson. Sid Mange relieved Stanton, 1-2, and af ter retiring Reggie Jackson on a groundout which moved the runners up, gave upasingleto pinch hitter Eric . - - CARLO ___ 149 gave up consecutive run- . - 91 TraIling, 4-1, in the ninth, the Yankees who saw their WHITE WINE magic number reduced to 'FOM THE ART OF fUl6iINOT•• seven SAXONY - I , .. ... - . - I . * and smell of freshly'baked bread. The kind bought in stores just does not have ~ . IMPORTED GERMAN In, NETSEL ictory , .1 -- - I Wednesday, Sept 24,1$0-1B. , By TOM Herals Staff Writer Paula Ludwig and her family lose the taste j Mariners has the F;1446 - 1. 0 . , ~ . _~ __ ~ .. ~ I. ~ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ * ~ . ~ ~ . ~ . .-------- -- .. . . . ~ ~ .~ .1. . . . . . - Inc&ea : I .I I manag * . I , -- - . 10 - A 1 .-. I . Me& W 9 White Sox p . -_ -. -. - ,. .. . -" .. % wffluln more in Yankees, Baltimore Stage L fe Comeback Victones endings . I I ________ Padres 9, Astros I The Astros' saw their lead in theM West shrink to one game - * - - ,.,, - . Dodgers rallied for anoth er of th eir miracle to defeat the Cleveland Indie s, 5-4, Tuesday night and maintain their five-game lead over Baltimore in the AL East. - I , -. triumph. - ; . . . -. . I .- . - - Coo Of TheWeek ti mind." he its - . 4 inning * - ' . . - - . . . . . . . . 1I.I . I ____~ . . . tonight." lJogers 'was- virtually unhittable, yielding just three singles and five walks in posting his 13th complete game and raising . Edler hit home runs - Rogers said I thought I had great stuff and reiaxed the fifth. fourth inning and five Ins record to 15.11. Dodgers 4. Braves 2 "For such an important game, I have never been so calrh : Bob Welch provided both hitting and pitching power in .. American League Rourdup.. snap a four-game losing streak. Welch, '4. . helping th e 9,postedhisfourthstraightvictorybeforebeingfOrcedtO 0 leaW tht game with a slight muscle pdII in the seventh inning. I I I . Reds 2, Giants I v e 's two-out, eighth inning single scored Da Dan Driessen By United Press International TwIns 8, Rangers 2 Concepcion from third base with the winning run, enabling the sngle in the seventh snapped Ernie Whitt's two-run, two- and Dave A's 6, 4 Yalnkees' Manager Dick Butch Wynegar drove in a scoreless tie and rookie out single snapped a ninth- to power an 11-hit attack that Tony Armas blasted a, Reds topull within 31.z games of first-place Houston in the NL Howser .in New York didn't three runs with two singles to righthander Freddie Martinez inning tie and Roy Howell boosted Seattle. The Royals' three-run homer his 34th West. have to be psychic to know he lp Minnesota to its fifth tossed a four-hitter over eight be lted two home runs to he lp George Brett ed only a in the seventh inning and Rick Cubs 6, Mets 5 what had to be going on in straight 1ctory innings, lading California to lorunto Bruce Sutter struck out Jerry Morales with the tying run on Langford pitched his 26th first inning single in four at Baltimore. Angels 2, Brewers 1 fifth straight 7, Itoyals 3 bats to drop his average to complete game to lead second basc to stem a live-run, ninth-inning uprising by the I know Earl LWeaver, Dickie ThQn s two run Bloc Jays 9, Tigers Jerr> Narron Willie Horton Oakland . 391 Mets and preserve the Cubs Orioles manager) is probably pulling his hair out,"" said ~ . . . I . - 4.. . . . = . .. . -: .: _. I . . . . . 1 -* .1 . I I - . I. " . .. . 1 . .. I , . . -. . . . . . Manny - .-. . I NL East Chase bases loaded - I I . I . . .. 1. ; . I f I ~ . .1 -*I I . . . . - . . . .- . .: . -_ .. . .e- I-1 I " I ~ . 11 ,_ ~ ._ . 1,, . I I - . I . . I. I . _ . .I . I I. I -- . I in favor ninth Before tiring and leaving with the Littlefield. Littlefield got the st two ou to record hb - . . - . . .I . . - -. . I - - . . ,. . . * _ _ . I By United Press International Al Olmstead, a 2.3-) ear old lefthander nidklng oni) his third Monday night, the PMlies took over first place in the major league s, pitched a six-hitter over 8 14 ings to NaUonalUague East bya hatfgame for the fnst time since got , Sept. 4. but the Expos got the lead back Tuesday night by inning relief help from John Littlefield, was pitching with only . whipping th e Pitt.sb4urgh Pirates, 7-1 , wb1l the St Louis two da)s:est after sch edul ed starter Bob Forsch returned to Cardinals were trimming the Phillies 6Sacramento, Call, because of the death of ttis mother And, Dallas Green, manager of the P~lli~s, believes things "['III excited about it," Olmsted said, "but I just wanttd to -... will continue - in that fashioniintil the,61d.:''. I . ' -go 6ut and do weil." "1 said it's going to be a dogfight until the very end and l'rii Olmsted gave up a run-scoring single to Trillo in the not.going to change my said. seventh and a solo homer to Mike Schniidt -his 43rd -in the \1., .. .. .---- --. --------. 7 " ~~, _'-46.- I I I . I k . .. .. -., _ _ . .- . . . - . I - ___ I . . .. . . . . I I ICA-Ev*ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 100 I . ... . .I . .. . . . . . . I Mon trea I Jumps Back On Top ' In Fran tic I . .. . . I . II . . - ._ __ - . , . .. . , . . . I . . I . I - . I . I - . . . .. . - . . . . I . . . J- I .I . I -- ~ _ . .._ , _, ___ _ ..0 , . I . I . . . I1 . . I I . 1 . I. I A , - _ ---* -. . I - . -, . . . I . - . . 0 -r- I "o, .. . .I I, I - . . I I . I . . - - m--- . . - I .I I . . . I . I . . . . . I I . . - I ~ - - . I * - 01980, Cantrell & Cochrane, inc., Elizabeth, NJ 07201 . - I I I .. * ' - . 1 - - ....,. �--- 7 t •0 0 , r'% , 4 I __4 - - s.-....... .,__A,_,4_ -- - - - - - - - 0•, . . 5,- -- -- .- - - - .. S , , S , - - - - . V - S S • 0 y 2BEvHerald,fltOrd, Fl . . . . . . II I. . I- a . I . . I . . S Found 6-Child Ca re - __ . 18-Helpnted Food Waitresses for new quality seafood restaurant. Apply Sept. 231. 21 at 2541 Park Dr., Sanford 1.4 p.m. 322-9782. ______________________________ __________________________________ V , 1 COMMERCIAL refrigeration man 1. Exp. Stock person. Apply in personto: Food Barn. 25th St. & Park Ave. 0 Hey KidS looking for an extra dollar' Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a Classified ad rage sale ' 18-Help Wanted V BOYS _~ _- Sl owly - . The Money You Save May . Be Your - ' ' - JUNE IG REALTY Estalq Broker EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER.SCHOOL V 172 8471 , 4-4iouses _________________________________________________________ COMING Commercial Bldg 102 French Ave- Formerly Sports wear and Beauty shop Available ._ October - Call 372 9551 ____________________ ___________________ 37.RentaIi V -\ 11% EO - , - -. n~ -I -. f St mh S09ifl9 haq For Sale by owner 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Energy saving home n Loch Arbor. Fireplace. 1 yr old. FHA appraised 858,500 Principals Only Call 32) 5105 Aft 5 30 - - locate d0t12(1M t Schools and 838.900 Se - 41-Houses _________ ________________ 3 Bc1rrn I', Bath A H, Firepla, Bt & Qfl. Car Peted.000Sssz tot,,,4' 00s2 ATTPACOWS * ~) 0 Own! by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES rty r0 Rent or Lease 1.700 Sq Ft _RZ Get . Olenty of prospects Advert - se our produc t or Service in the Classified .\s ' _______-______ fly Owner I Prirm. Family LJrQe (tr lot n town, 2 yr'. oiii $38 500 Oledo 345 6125 rm S, OWNEI4 MOTIVATED I.tifliy Style restaurant in cluding Real Estate Excellent t6jy Going bu5inC5, SS5,000 i'ti 5)5000 dOwn Owns'r will "old. mortgage at lQ, -- CALL 3222611 - - ' -Busness ________ & GIRLS AGES 13 - 18 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE -EVEN BETTER. Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll a way bed you've nowhereforollaway .lfyou place a Classified Ad today. opportunities _____________________ Sanford. __________________________ 24-Business __________________ LPN.Part time 3 II Shift Apply at Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E 2nd St , , V EXP. ALIGNMENT MAN needed. Apply in person at s w 1st V McRoberts Tires - Local Manufacturer has rn mediate opening for fullCflaPQe - Bookkeepet. call 3223626 for app? 91 30 Weekdays V TELEPHONE SOLICITOR BOOKKE'pER-SECRETARy One person office, part-time, 2 years. mm . experience. R Cf e len cc s Sm all manufacturing co. Sanford Airport For interview call 323 497$. _____ LAYOUT FITTERS & Machinery operators for steel fabrication, Work ncl'bdes plate, structional & misc.Top pay & qood benefits Apply at Florida lFiWorks, 560 Wade St Winter Springs - LPN l',irl lime, ,Ill shifts Siih ford Nursing Conv,ilecenf Center Contact Mrs Brown, 1) 85 If YOU dOfIP tell PtoPte, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 327 2611 or 831 S - V _ _ __________________ 1&Hetp -vvanted --_-____________ 5- 1&-Hpanted ________________________ B I. A ,C K L 0 S t POMEWANIAN- 2 yrs. old, Vicinity of East 14 St. Reward Call 322 7351. People who like money use tow cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade. - - - Read Wednesday Sept 24/ 1980-3B Evening Herald Sanford Fl • Sales Pecinle 'yIP' p"b"ilify to show Monogramed Satin SI.eli. in $0 colors to friend; and relatives for Christmas gifts. Free tank ul gas With 1st order. 6)28032 or 671 3121. - BabysItting. Hour, Day or Week in my home. $25 Wkly. Sunland V AreaV '- , ~ ,, a Cution I _________ janteJ 1 Child care, my home Days& Nights Except ___________________________ Monday Evening. 323-2267 (named Sugar). No collar. Vicinity of Casselberry or Seminole Harness Track. Owner heartbroken. Generous reward. Call 3390742 or 831. 7180 anytime. _I,,• .1 - . - . . ' .. I . -_ . __________ _________ I I - Lost: POoe Silver, Female & .-. - . - 5Lot & I . Your Shoe Leather & Read The Want Ads ! 4 - I ' Job Hunting? Save ~ I CON V EN I EN CE 51 ORE CLERK-Good company benefits. Apply Handy Way -Food Stores, Sanford area '. 7000 5q Ft win 4(13 sq ft arpeted office Near Fairway Mdl ? on 17 97 3.i 55(16 -_________________________ - ( 37.D-lndustrial , I 10 Y 7 Acres in Lk Mary, - 875.0(1) * i IN ,,,~'&) - for Rent ) 3 Bdrii 1 Bath rI Pinecrest Nice home- for starters or retirees 836.900 / ZOned Agri LAVOUTMAN _______ la Hourly wage plus bon. V ALL FLORIDA REALTY Iron worker, must layout pan Burger King 10 , ri San I 29-Rooms WAREHOUSEMEN - Mature, W,irehouse for rent 8.000 Square hours flexible, OFSANFORDREALTOR s'talrs & railings. Up to uso ford Now accepting appli WANTED -- Mature woman to .,:_i__able to learn filling, labelling t Offices loaoirig dock & wk. 114* 75415 Frq'h Ave Sales ba c.kg round catons for Morning Porter. manage retail clothing store I 322 0231 Solvents. Heavy Industrial zoning 377 III) Spur ' i'i 'moment babyslftig, work. Working adult female to share 2 V Hrs S a rn . till noon, 5 days a Apply Jerry's Thift Shop 307 E. 322 0179. 322 5353, 322 3772 helpful. Apply in per. . Retirees acceptable United !) ~ Weekly, Daily rates. bedroom, 2 bath With same wk- Excellent fringe ben_el its, 2nd St. AAA EMPLOYMENT Solvents 32 6666. Reasonable 323 7922 Day £NigIlt. 323-341 ,, son at 300 North V meals, insurance. Apply in 1917 Fr ench Ave. 323-3176 O -Condomingun7s 4 'French Ave., Sanford, person 25 pm. EOE. fewor WHY SAVE IT Cornerof2*th& French Room for rent in private h me SELL. IT RealEstate Tuition .... ................................................................... 81 QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Yourfotureourconcern 50 month, female pred Florida 32771. DEL TON A 1st A t E A 2 6 L KS '. _______________________ Security Guard, full time M. 'l 4-Personals Sanford's Sales Leader Is es 4Personals Legal Notice S radrrn 7 Bath Living and ) Low Cost Classified Ad Call 371 0921 aft S p m week Legal Notice' * S.* TO SHOPPING LOVELY 2 * * * * night to 8 am. shitb.Juesday pending againl' Expehenc, dining rm Kitchen fully days _________ V _______________________ ~o I BEDROOM. I BATH. WITH ')'5)')LI1 thru Saturday .'fnn,l ftSliliV litSile.14 I I , -V. '."'W)J'.0 auur 5, room: % a". "UNATTACHED! Meet new' ,','lY FIE LONELY' Wrte'Get NOTICE ,OF RESOLUTION .IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOR, PRETTY KITCHEN. iis porn; retired Person w ' t"icher and drfeç ricludpcj, - needed If you're InterestedIff ROOM FOR RENT 7 V SR - 25p, G comnatibte companions in . A Mali" Dating Service. All CLOSING, VACATING AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I TOM DRAPES. AND-GLASS Call 327 1810 Screened in a care er in Real Estate call back porch. with 2 Private Entrance ' b S.intord area. Lowest Cost, CS. P 0 Box 607$, Clear ENCLOSED FLORIDA ABANDONING RIGHTSOF.WAY PROBATE DIVISION storaqe room to see if you qualify for I Near I Towns I Ilenild our I Call 327 3853 1299.00 File Number $035$-CP elaborate, confidential and j ater. Fl 33518 OR DRAINAGE EASEMENT ROd)S A ,REAL "SWEET Shopping Center in Orange Free Tuition Real Estate Pre. ----• UL ------d.gnifid nationwide system I . I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,Division HEART AT 832.500 Nicely City, Sales-Service. F'urn. Remodeled 8.4cc. 1st, - lasI and Sec License School Scholarship. Parts &Acces, 000 It's easy to place a Classified Ad t rree literature Dating of IN RE: ESTATE OF MEDICAL INSURANCE SEC NOTICE is hereby given that t Linens & Maid Service turn °"Qured Call Jeans. Stenstrom, 571 Herb Stenstrorn III? We'll even help you rd wo Financing es, Insurance CHARLOTTE M. LONG PrestIge, Williamstown, Mass 7 BEDROOM FRAME HOME Board of County Commissioners of Must have knowledge Of Ins. lnq at Palm Green House on corner - - .. ,Sttll Realty 322.2420, "I guess at $5.00 a ticket they feel we're ENTITLED 01761 SCREENED PORCH IN forms. Light bookkeeping, Seminole County, Florida, at Its Deceased 5th 8. - DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with accurate typing. Fantastic GOOD CONDITION WALK Regular Meeting held on the 16th to too much sex and violence!" NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION _a low cost Classified Ad * * * * ** *,* '.AtIFOPL) Peas . TO LAKE MONROE $73000 day Of September, AD., 1980, in TO ALL PERSONS HAVING opportunity . vvkiy & ______________________ Legal Notice OF no,ipIf r.ilc SELLER WILL TAKE --the County Commissioners' CLAIMS OR - DEMANDS itil kit COOK TERMS SEMINOLE SOli O,ik A(tullc Meeting Room in the Courthouse ,,AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AAA EMPLOYMENT 41JI lPiSl 41-Houses Heavy Restaurant background Houses 41-Houses NOTICEOF PROCEEDINGS FOR 10 17 French Ave at Sanford, Seminole County, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS BARBS 373 5176 Be fill in manager. THE VACATING,AIANDONINO, Clean 190 No. Hwy. 11.92 Room For 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM. Rent Florida, pursuant to Petition and INTERESTED Corner of 70th 8 French IN THE ESTATE: DISCONTINUING, AND Pri,, entrance, cable TV hook NEW ROOF. I FENCED. LONGW000, FLA. 32750 YOU Notice heretofore given, passed Your futureoc concern ARE HEREBY CLOSING OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY AAA EMPLOYMENT M. UNSWORTH REALI I I, up. bath, phone hookup, close COUNTRY HOME WITH 1 and adopt ed a Resolution closing. NOTIFIED that the ad. OR DRAINAGE EASEMENT 1917 French Ave 323 5176 Phil PatnrDt t restaurantt No pets, single OAKS, NEAR LAKE JESSUP, REALTOR * * * * * * * * TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - vacating and abandoning, minis ration o, the estate of MLS Corner 20th & French 834.9403 person only 322 3111 after 126.500 SELLER TERMS any CHARLOTTE ng and REAL' disclaiming M. LONG, rORS, MLS "New!! YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE renounci Your future our Than concern Better I n,4 all .I,,ht ,,f •K ,',,..e. . .4.r.axUt. cii. ij,rn,. an it. JUST HATCHED never lived in S.W••'V WI NOTICE that the Board of County -1 BEDROOM' ii £.w),I1WYV l7.fl 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Cen HA Eric Seminole and the public in and to C.P. is pending in the Circuit Court -. When you were 20, you Commissioners of Seminole FAMILY ROOM. CENTRAL 3BORMHOME Location in Sanford 84.500 the foll for Seminole County, Florida, ow ing described- rights-of. 3235774 wailed for opportunity to County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock 30-Apa rtments Unfurnished AIR 8. HEAT, SUPER Day or Niqht 1821 SummerlinAve. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'Il Probate Division, the address of CONDITION ON 1 CITY knock ftcrU_rca1ize_.._p m on the 71st day of October, __way or drainage easement, to:wit: A.IMq8PjRE P$,U-InFHA,kFLNANLNGAVALL....+..V LOTS ,:fjfld him listed in our Business ' -.J'4-.BiRD5;PR&4$G.LNG:.in' TheE33'tt-Of the N. tSctiafnrof - which, mt,-C ounty--Cej, -- . County com: you were at-the front door unique 2 Bdrm, I' bath with ? Apts Spacious, modern 7 Directory. the beautiful mature trees the NW i/a of Sic. 4, .T205. R30E; thouSe,N. Park Ave., Sanford, FL- miSSioner;' Meeting Room at the Bdrm, I B. If ri 16 screened Fla rm with carpeted Kitchen whs'ri someone tapped on the surrounding this charming The pe rs on Less Ri al representative of the gh t of Way on No. for Paola - County Courthouse in Sanford, complete CHA, near hospital brick floor. Gigantic Oak roes I L IK E NEW I BEDROOMS. 2 'lIh' tloor. Bdrm home •in Lk. Mary. , Rd. State Sec ondary Rd. No. estate is RENEE PATRICIA BOAT RIGGERS to rnstalI ki Id I Florida, will hold a Public Hearing 8 lake Adutt 377 9753 8.11,900 set the stagel FanIpstic land. BATHS, DEN. FAMILY S 16 A Containing 0.73 acres, LONG TELSON, whose addr ess is hardware & upholstery in hAL (StAll • rnvtst*srl to consider and determine whether ROOM. CENTRAL AIR & scaping with border grass & I * runabouts & Cruisers. Also I L1 I Somehow, the old tales of or not the County will vacate, mor e or less. Recorded in Book 120 Aria Court, Winter Park, FL luscious fruit freest Thor. HEAT, BRICK FIREPLACE Enjoy country living? 2 Bdrm TEENAGE BEAUTY, thiS 32792. The name and address of the mill carpenter to build tint abandon, discontinue, close, 703, Pages 102.3. medicine men lose a great ALL APPLIANCES, 2 CAR mopane glass, P.19 insulation, apt;. Olympic sz. Pool ... pe r so nal r year old home has had By the ep r esen tative's att or Bo ney boats fo I ard of Coj,nty Coma great co. with the MIS 323-73e8 deal of their magic when the I renounce and cf;sclal,n any right of CAR AGE 879.900 roof ventilator;, utilIty rm - beautiful (are 3 Bdrm, 2 bath -Shenandoah Village. Opdi 9 5 missloners of Seminole County, are Set forth below. best o medical dental ,, shed, potting ;hed & workShop. Iran sPa lion comes oUt the County and the public In and IQ and screened POrch 837.000 All pe Florida, this 161 rs ons having claims or surance, paid holidays I ,p 29?o. h day of Sep 2601 SANFORD AVENUE the following rights of way or Hurry I $31,500. BEDROOM. 2 BATH. CAR demands ,4ainSt the estate are "mt'dk'inepersons." vacatiori' Apply Tuesday thru I drainag e easement running temb,r, AD., 1980. ORLANDO 331-0669 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath PETS. NEW ROOF. NEW STEPPING STONE COTTAGE , requlr, BOARD OF COUNTY New Carpet, ,, WITHIN THREE Thursday tO a.m to 3 pm AFTER through or adjacent to the HOURS. PRICED RIGHT Attractive 3 J2 e! 36 t7 50 mo • $100 Damage Mrs PAINT, WIRING 8 PLUM immaculate and perfect for MONT COMMISSIONERS OF FROM THE DATE OF Cobia Boat Co Silver Lake described properly, to wit: bdrm, 7 bath In lovely , beginners or retirees, 7 Bdrm, BING 'HURRY ON THIS Nickle 323 5371 SEMINOLE Rd. Sanford, COUNTY, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF That portion of Ford Street south P'necret Section. Easy FHA 835.000 WITH LOW DOWN den, I bath, fenced yard FLORIDA THIS NOTICE,, to Ill, with the of BIk 7, Lakeview Subdivision, or VA Financing Only $41,800. 8.32.000 lj~~ K PAYMENT. NO QUALIFY BY: ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. clerk of the a bo ve cour t a wrilten I BP. SECURITY GUARDS - Needed UP Pool. Adults Only PB S. Page II, extending to the - : , I I ING CLERK statement of any claim or demand OC J _____________________________ westline of the 5,'.i of the NE',,, of Lake Ada Just So of immediately. Full 8. part time 323.6061 LOVELY BRICK 3 Bdrm, it, ___________________________ by ,Joann More, -P1J they may have. Each claim must Airport Blvd on I? 92 rI 2 STORY DUPLEX. 2 '.4 Nights 8. weekends. Exp. pre Sec 1$, TWP. 21 S. Rge. 30 E. bath. Family rm. I years ____________________ Deputy Clerk be in writing and must Indicate t he Sanford BEDROOMS 322 635) Call - 323.1670 rACH JUST - (erred but not necessary. Must Public Record;. of Seminole young. Country like setting :1!i[i Publish September 21, 1910 basis for the claim, the name and Mari RENOVATED WI Ill Evenings_27$_e, have car 8 telephone Call C ounty, Florida, 100x140 yard. Con. Air. E*cI If the jalopy the salesman DEA ill addr es softhecreditoq- or his agent SEPARAS,TE 2 CAR GARAGE Orlando 8111545 9 ann. to 12 PERSONS INTERESTED MAY NICE I Bdrm, washer dryer 8. asSumption. $47,800. -. -------or attorney, and the amount touting to you Is all that APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT 838.500 SELLER TERMS Don't pile no longer needed noon Monday thru Fri, Equal pool $270 Adults, No W Gar n e t 5 htt' (,ulvneu, ii If, uiim is non yet • marvelous, now come he i THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Opportunity Employer M F. 271 1891 Reg Peat Estate lirok,', LOVELY OLDER HOME WITH .items high as an elephant's ! I' due, the date when It will become PLUS GARAGE, BOTH 2UNITS drive a lninI'miracle madd by eye. Place a classified ad. and SPECIFIED. JOHN KPID(R ASSOC EXTRA BUILDING LOT, Sell due shall be Staled. If the claim is 'T--------- --------' RENTED 821500. SELLER pile Ihe money in your wallet! I ii..,,. i., ... .I.IMy .... .. ,,.... . in, i.0 ttI,lt tIther auto firm' BOARD OF COUNTY Ul HI,, run. I I iuomo. y h av iv you -are having difficulty i ng -. contingent or unliquidated, the WILL HOLD MORTGAGE COMMISSIONERS OF Phone 322 7881 Sanford ;id3bdrrn, 3 bathN.w roof. Inquire 500 Oak I 3pm, - I finding a place to live, car to nature of the uncertainty shall be SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 'tDbI. 841 garage with drive, a job, or some service stated. If the claim is secured, the HEART OF FLVRIDA 'CiffS BY Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. svu' "ps. vpstirs. Well with i PARXRIDGE ESTATES Home-made jam is what I you have need of read all our security shall be described. The . I SEIGLER REALTY -, CLERK - sprinkler PARK AVE. 1 Bdrm, air. - REAL IflATESERVICE system. Boat I want ads every day. You get into when your spouse claimant shall deliver sufticient 121 Fairlane Cirçe'- 31, CHA, by Joann Harp, D.C. • ,__hellyr • $, 9, ceramic bat________ TS TRADE_ i's...'. BROKE R. can prove your *Iffit is strictly copies 01 the claim tG*hocte,1, 80 I . I' . pkj.Li(H: September 21, 1910 "den,' 120"f I' O*nter will take home.Tot àul?, '7 phony. enable the clerk to mall one copy - fast by ow ner 3213339 SELF SERVICE STATION -t 2 415 S Fr ench Ave I flFA 116 Adults III 7843 eve; IDYLLWILDE Immaculate 3 on trade for Ifli; I bedroom, 2 to each pelsor)ol represent 'five, Need full 8 part time help bdrm, Sanford Orlando bath. Great room, bath. Rolling me on Hills ho FOR SALE BY OWNER All persons interested In the Must be honest, Local r es iden t 2 Apt; Avail 7 Bdrm, 1 Bath, 171 0640 fireplace, lully equipped 377 1511 large tree shaded lot *ith - - -estate to whom • copy of - thIs Sanford Ravenna Park 3 age. Praiit kitchen with island. - Lovely 8tovg- Area, perktnnq pool -large screenedNotice of Administration has been rm. 1') oem, 1ar, Shady sharing, Insurance, major Screen Porch. 1275, 5250 8200 area near Count ry Club and patio with wet bar and bar I fenced yard mailed are required, WITHIN 3224694 medical 1. Paid vacations. ------------515,000 ------------ I Dep. 322 3606, 323 2177. Golf Course. $73,900. becue. All the features you THREE MONTHS FROM THE . Apply at Imperial Oil Co. 1701 Could want including built in I 1 DATE -- 7EST BUY-3dr,Ti,, I'.tØJs, , - OF THE. FIR&T. 5. Park -ive.r Sanford. NoW RE T'H!' Ac'T'Iou IS. vacuum, prewired for in l6x76 famity rm,, brick PUBLICATION OF THIS 31-Apartments Furnished phone calls Fantastic LIt. Mary area. 3 Xtra Low Cash. No Qualifyingtercom, garage door opener. fIreplace, screen rm, extra; NOTICE, to file any objections - -TAKE A ': bdrm. 3 bath, Cent, air. Giant OPEN HOUSE TODAY extra ou S nd dead en i ng and galore. Extremely clean, they may have that challenge the : I BDRM, conven. to downtown, A * * * * * * * sited oak shaded yard. Extra II'S a steal. Let's Deal insulation. Gorgeous country i validity of the decedent's will the large game rm with pool table CHA, caro$, new turn., $200 3 8drm tr ee shaded beauty. 2106 kitchen overlooking pool. ':GENERAL OFFICE. Accurst' qualification; of the personal Cordova Or Sanf or d 323 mo. Call 323 1663. 20i30 patio. Mint condition. Vacant, ready for you to movb 30 WEST-3 ddrm, 1'., bath, rep,,entative or the 'venue or typing, good appearance and : Excel. neighborhood. Owner 897S ~ right in Owner will assist In :family rm,. appliances. Jurisdiction of the court, -: personality. Excl. pay & i-urn Apt for r Citizen, very I anxious 70;. financing and take your trade Assume 8.5% VA, $205 mo. benefits, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND clean 318 Pjlme$to Ave .1 NO LONGER USED CAMPING in a'so pays all. Immediate ocCALL 323.5774 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Cowan No phone calls GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL AAA EMPLOYMENT I cupancy. High 30's FRIEND WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, IT NOW TRULY NEAT ASAPIN :1,11 French Ave 3235176 WITH A UIiUIIIIII I Perfect' for th Date of the first publication of 3 Room, near Downtow Es CLASSIFIED AD. Corner of 2Oth& French e small family. 2 CHARMING 2 STORY In lovely cellent location. $180 Mo this Notice of Administration: $ioo bedroom home with nearly _________________________________ ______________________________ Your future our concern residential area. 3 Bdrm, Sept. 17,1980. Deposit 332 3889 : new carpet, roof, etc. Es. silliolu Air Conditioning - Concrete 'M*lc Paintlng& ____________ s.Rin.e Patricia Long Telson family rm fireplace, contra. HouseCleaning cellent Country Club Manor (LMIM heal, paddle tan. As Personal Representative . Pressure Cleaning U111 location, $33,433 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Exp. GARAGE 31A-Duplexes I I MAN, QUALITY OPERATION ____ ___________of the Estate of Aechanic will service AC'; Expanded duly, full time. ~*, 11 A Housewives Cleaning Service CRANK CONSTRUCTION 8 'rs exp Patios, Driveways, CHARLOTTE M. LONG refrlg, freez er s, wat er coolers, Sanford area. Call 339-7331. Personalized, fast dependable REALTY, REALTOR $306061 tic Wayne Beat 377 $321 HEAPS CUSTOM SERVICE Deceased Duplex. New 7 Bdrni, I B. LR , misc. Call 323 7186 anytime, SALE Bart R egular or ltime basis REALTY WORLD Interior, Exterior ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL . DR. Kitchen Utility rm, w w ______________________________ __________________ ______________________________ We do wash windows 677 S$91 FREE ESTIMATES Exp. Warehous e help needed. REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIVE: 323-5853 carpet, Cent A H No pels. $3.50 1916 MERCURY PATIOS - SIDEWALKS ________________________ Atteratlons ',-apery Apply at Sunniland Corp. Hwy REALTOR. 372 1498 s-Douglas Stenstrom, Esq. mo. Call 3230210 A.C. A-I DRIVEWAYS . BOBCAT Il 92 and State Rd. 119. _________________ STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, . & Upholstery. '' ----------JULIAN Insulation Papertianng ' ___________________________________________ fl-Houses Unfurnished - - NEW HOMES e -COLBERT 8. WHIGHAM -. ..-,-=. - -4 ____ CLERK-TYPIST -.REALTOR, MIS Open2toódally %-.. ' lll~ ALTERATIONS. DRAPERY I I -•--. ' P.O. BaIt 1330 Fence SAVE ENERGY 8. 13OLLAR5 J.IPAPIRHANOINO 2201 S. French I 1916 FORD .4-.. ________________ '-r UPHOLSTERY Peas. Your Large agricultural firm has Sanford, Fla. 37711 EXECUTIVE HOME --Hwy 16. SUPER COZY 71 Bungalow, 2OIYaleAve Batt & Blown CUSTOM 171 16 irs Exp Wor k guaranteed 'Suitel I I opening for a permanent full Telephone: 302-322 2171' fabric. 3220707 aft. 4:00 p.m. -4 close to Allamçirife. Longwood I Form DR. earID living rm $750 mo & under if you qualify • MUSTANG Sanford ANYTHINGINFENCE time typist. Exp. on Dic ,5, 41t4G, Publish Sept I?. 2. 1910 Ill Casselberry SSSO mo .851 with firepla, 177$ Free esl .0 carpet and , Mary Griffith Realtor 1 Choice link for security. Rustic . taPhone unit. Statistical 7315. S ____________ more ANt. .. hold mortgage I 125 _______ 1176 377 2991 ---/ wood for privacy . Pest & all. AhjniinumSoffit&Facla ______________ -typing knowledge necessary with only 54.000 down, Only 24 HOUR Land 322-928 Photography 13.1-Sin 8301727 Sunland 204 S Sunland Dr 3 _________________ Office skills helpful. Excellent 831.900 NOTICE OF RESOLUTION ________________________ __ • __________________________ __________ ____ __________________________ Free Est. 1972 SPORTABOUT Bdrm. I bath, carport, fenced fringe benefits Contact 5)39 Land clearing, Grove pushing. K . WEDDiNG PHOTOGRAPHY by Weatherlife Construction -.5.. -' • ERA • yard Lease $250 P s nel 0515 In on De WE'RE THE er pt A Duda & -NEW KID-Furniture Repairs & ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY & W LANDCLEARING. 323. Aluminum Siding ISoflit HORNET John Cullum, Complete album Son%, Oviedo 327 1030 ext 268 town 111, we've got to try har OR DRAINAGE EASEMENT $175. Lady Lk. 904.7S)444. Refinishing I 3230429 , Pros Estimates ONE PHONE CALL STARTS - A I den So please drop by and Say 15 low as 59900. 373 An Equal Opportunity Em TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ployer "Hi!" to Dave & Joyce Farr _________________ _________________ V 1974 FORD PINTO NOTiCE is hereby gIven that the Furniture refInihed, expert & RESULTFUL END -THE Right behind Sambo's on Ellie PiUh Care ____________________ Lawn Care . ASSOCIATES, INC. BovdolCountyConsmisslonersof _________________________ reasonable. Free estimates 8 NUMBER IS 372-7611. PtaiTunIng Laurel Ave or call us, GENERAL FACTORY HELP-. WAGON Seminole County, Flor ida, at pic k up. (We buy 8. soIl used Steady permanent position for SPElAL - Car cleaning inside Regular Meeting hold on the 161h Bdrm. 7 Balh, Garage, on REALTORS, PObL 8 FIREPLACE in CLEAN CUT LAWN SERVICE I furniture.) Variety of finishes qualified person. Good wages & Out. Compound 8. wax. Pick day of September, AD., 1980, in Lake. in Dellond Jeanie $74 Ravenna Park. 32, formal ~ ~ Export piano tuning. Prompt, Mowing, edging, trimming 1. Antiquing. "Good as New" . & benefits package. Apply in Sth St., Lit. Mary Blvd. the County Commissioners, up I, service. Will gas up to 1132 DR LP AND FamIy Pm I Reas , rates, good low Cost, Professional service, prompt set'862 7075 a.m.-5 persona p.m. HARCAN Meeting R oom in the Courthouse ItS. 131.93. $62 8032 Ot 611 3121. 1 Super location for y our family . vice. Kelthat S74-4666 Call 282-5031 Aft S P.M. Spring; 327 Q9Q ALUMINUM PRODUCTS All 3 Bdrm, 1', bath in Country Club I 322-5253 tQr,.S,mina1..county. --& assume low interest t"" _______ Re6if&fl$tIflttttTs0'':' -..... LA1TY __fP fy,,,09, S. Orlando Manor Corner Lot Fenced REALTO RS I MOTOR 1. Florida, purstant to Petition and , , Reasonable Quality Work -. 1792) S,anlord. Auto Glass Tinting Notice heretofore given, Pa5sed varà" Fl6.,p1a( es ____________________ ________________________ 'HAL Legal Servis Plastering 'Sanford's Sáts 'Leader - A_-----------and adopted a Resolution closing, $350 Mo $220 Sec 323 4022. t.ic. Real Estate Broker MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . Exp. Cabinet Maker vacating and abandoning, ______________ Gold &'Sir. I ______________________ Auto 'GIas Tinting. Trucks, ___________________________ your son or daughter, away at college their WILIITANOSELI. Ave. Large Home, unfuri.,ihed. south I renouncing and disclaimin any 1 . Vans, Cars. Southland TintIng. I W.31101. MORE HOMES THAN., , 21110 LAUREL Call 32219)6 PLASIERINi.j sip., small jobs Sanford Airport. 1st and last BUying Silver 8. Gold, Will give Lk. Mary Lake froht IBdrm, 2 and all right of the CoOnty of Cree'Estlmate,. Ph. 3233703 ANYONE IN THE BEHIND Specialty, patching, stuccoing, local newsoaner. ............the- E Thinir a'f .•h. 120 worth of oat for 51 In . Bath, family rm. fireplace ---and Security. For Aopt. call -v e -ning Hera ld Seminole the n,,hlIr in ___ ----fç-------- 4 U U' ' ' 11SI worenouse Mlfl wage to ivan sImulated brick '"° 11 ft 6 m Silver, or pay cash at current a ii coo" "u the follow ing described rights.ol. 322 IS I Some deliveries. Big Pro B SPARKLING POOL . 3 Sdrm, I ii.Uty Cars market. $62 $032 or 43121. way ordrainage easement, towit; ..Ts.. • .k ' _)7 i i duct, Sanford Farmer's U 3 BDRM 1½ bath, washer peasure Ii wi, give 1em eeping up w11 •i birn, plot home In Pinecrest ,\\ ue iOCO, • 201 W. 10th St. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, That portionof the 20 foot wide ' Market. dryer. AC Heal, no pets. I PU I wI th 01504 eltrasl Dining rm., dining rm $11,000. $13,000 ing road lying between Lots Iand 28. 1 T(WER 'S BEAUTY SALON , . =12a Lease, $350 ma. Grn_onng & Boarding mpolatemd) large Fla. rm., equipped 1--. ; . General Cleaning , down, Owner will carry. and 1. and that portion of Oalkway and county news. There is nothing equal to the FORMERLY Mai r;etl,s beauty .Housekee . .. ^.A. MCCIanahan, LiC. Real -~ I Inmy home Tuos& Thurs. lying South of Lots Nook I and 2. Drohvs . $19E.ISISI.,3225743 I Estate Broker 322 S"2 . ATLAS PLUMBING. .. $4116" Drains, 3227421 Subdivision, Plot Book 2, Page 40. ~ Animal Haven Grooming & . AN CM CosU $iinvor Cleaning, Waster Evening Herold for brightening up school days away . Publics Records of Seminole Warding Kennels. Inside & . Bdrm, carpet, . SANFORD 3 JUNE * * * * * * * * . Ewes Ill 111612, 312-iii? . COUNTRY LIVING 2 Borm, I I 'Plumbit? 0 041 Work. Leaks. .. EM Iding Stm & ' outside . screened run&. Off County. Florida. CHA. fenced, 11,323 Mo. Award Heaters & r 101 E. 211th St bath home on M acrit ranch. ''' FORZIG UALTY ' from home, That's why we are offering this special By the B"rd of sleeping boxes. nsWate OtflBUdU Rock ~ ly, REALTOR 339 2100 or Real Barn,utility shed, pond hots not Real Estate I. - oboa~ Shady kennels. circulating ms of lnole" o; 2699 Lee Road at 1-4 134 2C 11 If you are having difficulty morel Home completely x M-un fans Also Air conditioned 9" 31U311166 Florida, this 16th day of Sen. R*Wrs a f1rediroi a place, to live. car to RATE" only B04UIiIW Highly Colored OC&IaremsedelihIll. 643,50111. Call 629-1414 . porlunity, terrific Pay. per month. cages. We cater to your pets. lembor,.A.D., 1960. VERY NICE 3 Bdrm, I both LAKE MARY, I Bdrm, 2 both, drive, a job, or some service en Call 393 k7l, - : R L , BOAROOF COUNTY 322 $752. AAA EMPLOYMENT home overlooking prk & air. $375 Close schools SCC nes you have need of read all our EXTRAS GALORE 3 Sdrm I ----------------------------1 I iiiiiijig COMMISSIONERSOF Looking For a New Horn.? fL.. A . l9llFrenctsAve. 323- 5176 3231171 Alt small lake in quiet neigh. want acts every day. both home with CHA. dining II 'wwsflO.wwi Hog -WITH THIS COUPON SEMINOLE COUY, g1jillillis Health & Chick the Want Ads for houses I Cqrnor 30th & Fronds borhood. One you must see. rm., Fla. rm., equipped satin College Carpets BRANDNEW FLORIDA price. Priced only $3 5500. Your fuftareorc.oncern BeauyCars kitchen, utility rm., & morel RENT WITH OPTION 3 f if I ner efficient 2Bdrm BYArtPsurH.B.ckwlth, Jr. 1'10 ~CUSTOM MOWING 1. Brush P'BUY-Reduced $ i,000. i I bath -Fome. Living rm,, with CLERK Excellent products to correct T CARPET OR 2 BEDROOM 1 H , BA . Cutting Assume a *30,000 7½ mor Hit Eat In Kitchen Ts arter home for -i biJ nnH&rf. Hjir Analysis, Did evaluation today's Young Couple. Nice DroalenwerW with CHA, split . I bath,formal dining rm,faritily . Deputy Clerk 5and Weight control. 322-6253. area pric ed TREE to sell at TRIMMING ()t'Iiy . .. removal. berm, dinIng rm., , I eal.tn kit. MAILING ADDRESS . I rm, patlo carpet draperlSmakwdelecilor, carpeting. Ai PUBLISH: September 24 1180 " . '-"-CeramIc TIle 'Clearing, trails,debris $31,500 Call today for at dsen,screonedpati...a large Lady fli*ded 1 My pet UK. . Nursing Ceder double-oven range, garbage . Condition, easy to mawaln, DEA1; -1sr Firewood Free ass 3229410 1 ap ed loll $41 Ni. EXPIRES SEPT 30, 1910 Preferably Thurs. or Fri for dlWQSil 8. dishwath.q Im ncr.. alor wall tov.'lno . MIF4IiK TILE NEWLISTINGS CITY House Cleaning. Contact C.W. maculate Inside 8. out. IM. STATE zip -floored and lighted ti ' -'I Newo, repair. leaky showers our 7 Bdtm. 2 bath, Block home. YOU'LL LOVE ITI 3 Idrea, Wa Burgess 194-6341 or 323.5722. Capenwy, Panting, Miint mediate occupancy. Walk to OUR RATES ARE LOWER, ,.CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN pull down stairs, and many I - speciatty,2S yrs. E*p.169I362 bath home wIth CHA, •lang Furnished, Carpeting, . all, 8p.m. Deltona atoll types. ADS., Shopping Lic. Bo LakevlewNursi ng Center, READ features. Quiet DeBary o4Pec conter 1, USE THEM BILL TO:. . "I I ' rite., Fireplace, Fenced. 1*900. set-in kit., Iatge Fla. rm. ' 919 E. Sec ond St, Sanford Irwur OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE residential area.'Contact Mrs. - wilts brick fireplace, _____________________ BabysittIng -My home. Jenny Clark R ealty 01 7276707 RESULTS. Mary Hauser, 321 0220. $ a.m. Clock Repair - V RvnmoueIi,i, & Re,ir, Dr"W11 & 3 Bdrm, I bath Mobile Home Ofl ., workshop, in a nice lilt ,:. infants to School A9e REALTOR Monday thru Friday: S p.m Hanging, Textured Ceilings. S. 10 acres, fenced, cleared, river __________________________ Cell 723 9U3 144,111. 322.1395 access, arid assumable '1J4i Phone$P P.ZI Enclosed is my. cheàk for $ - . -S jDpp" tUrjti," - - 34__"le HOIM . " mortgage. Only 144,"o. )045. Park Ave. -_________________ CALL ANYTIME CARPENTRY, REPAIRS & 3224109 Improvements. No job too House Painter '151 Class Work, S A cr es for -Estate Homes. . WINDOW&$CREEN REPAIR - 'REALTOR - . small. tall 3230167 aft er 5:30 reasonable price;. IS sirs, exa. 2.BdrrnMobile home (could be3) PLUMBING BUSINESS Horses allowed, Close to Ii 2565 -1l$OPATIOOOOR$ lIiIi Prime Commercial Bldg. on 17. Kenneth pr 322-1161 a for Kern Holt, 1200 ma. 1st, ,last $100 sec- - Complete with inventory. W. a nd Recreation •reas. Eas '. 92 rk ReJal Out. With $30QQ Work after S. 1g. lot near U. Jaslup. . wo Real Estate. W. M.alicfinancing . Only ConWuter -Down.' Owner: will carry , i or reitrid couple. Kitchen Some busy., that Warsaw iovtiki, REALTOR 3n7i. r . Home Repair . 5.cavd. Price $tUCCO. 1 -turn. 373-3443. 2523' - was fowsdsd when the Duke , COMMUNITY BULLETI71 Al PERSONAL COMPUTER Ill STEMPER AGENCY Hey Kids Looking bc an extra -. BOARDS ARE GREAT- -" --. ofMaiovla'built s,casd. SEE FOR YOURSELF Beautiful Homesite. High and Oxford Rd. behind the jai* Fi'eflth 323-2222 Mutt section Clrrlagb Cove. dollar? AUsMomi. Dad to ie SERVICES UNLIMi FED . REALTOR322-411I CLASSIF Local Amway distributors an 'D Ury. Near ADS' ARE on the city's present lake alol.., 339-5914. Computers. Markham,. Bdi'nTt, you only. 2 have 'a claSsified ad We -. Retired couple Home Repair& Remodeling MULTIPL LISTING SERVICE . - onjoylog EVEN BETTER, jug off 1k. Mao'tham Rd. ,+ site in th 9th csaimy. - Supplies 8. SOftV(,ri. . - . 24 hrs . Pfsimouth garage sate, 1½ bath, 'screen porch, $225 323*s47 . show you how ..Phone tor.in AUIL $17,200. Eve-s 371 4307 349 mon, tPs 7710361 dcioslt fl . . - - terview after S m. 3275393. flS1233 or 6447111 - 6'CPUId Care -- ___________ - -- --________ . ___________ . ____________________________ - - - ______ -. VV ' - " S _________ __________ - - ,V --"..-. lf _ __ , ______ ' ' - - ' • . _______ ' r..,, 0 . -. 0 " ' - '__ . . ' 'wening - . __ lb , - ' , - - ' - --_______ - . , V-nma6a , -fl- _______________ - -- •• I'kirold Han Realty ' - ' - " 'j" ''" ' •" "* .......,• .', . - ' ' ' •. n , -. - --- - V - T . - ' -- - - , - - V ' ' - -- -- _____________ ____________ . 0 ____________ ___________ V ___________ ,. - _____ - . _ _,,•• '"''°" ou •,. - 'fi. " I '.U''''''t I . V -- • - - ' _______ . - .- -- V - - ' , ________ r V ', .- . , --- -. - - Evening iievtió - __________ __________ --____ ______________ , - __________ ' - Cal I £4.1S M1i41 4 __________________ ________________ _____________ ' ''- ' "- --. -_ AA% __________________ -''--------- . Real Estate s ____________ ______________________ - ' REALTY ______________________ _____________ -. 2395 ' , ,. 0 -. i2 '-.- . - ,, , _ ,- I - R - , - -.- - $1295 ' 1295 MIS STENSTROM ~ TO V COLL. I E 1 E.G ___ -- ________ '---,.,. -- -, , '" __ - ' VS ______________________ SANFORD - _ COLBERTRfALTY61. ---- - - ' Send - ___ ',' , . "" - g __________________________ - - - ' ____________________ • - I _________________ ' ' WMI F' U . ' '_ ' . '.-- I / -- - . I 5' OU VALL 12i . 5'. -' 323-7832 TUNE UP SPECIAL C. QLVIN HINIVAT& A". ' STUDENT i '5'0 le 9 $ 6 -_ 5 -iiii - - - Special . -_____ ' - T - 95 $ J8 ' ' - ~, 'Includes PARTS & LABOR - ' ' ' , - ' - . ____ ' , _ _______ ______ , , - . .-V-- ___ _____ , ' ____ __ ;' _ _____ _____ _______ - -. _ _____ ____ ___ _ jr4 ' _______ ' , '. - ' , . I V Evening lkiald . .;,I,ao . ,e,IPA ".4 - td ... ' ' ' . ' , '• - ' -' ' 'P.O. BOX' 1651, Sanfàrd. Fl. 32771.' '.-' ________________ ' - . BE - -- -'' - ____ 0 '' - ' ___ ___ ____ R- -- ' REALTO MultIple LIstInG ' ' . C V . ' S ' - . . ' . I 1. , ! ** , I I - - I , , . . ,1 .. . _- .I, , 1 - - ' . ' .. . . -, ' V . .. ,. . ' .1 IVU"~_."_Adk_.%4 '.t 0 '- - - '-11'4~'~& - , , _______ , -' . .It . -..- . , ~ 4 u 22.2420 ___ , ' - S Sept 24, . . . . II f. Wednesday, : i'R'faI'c S. I dr 5 p •U 5 - . - '- ri1W w,.rir" ,q -. -'--5.'.- "" - . . f. r . . - ---'. --• - - -- -- -•--•------ •---.----.- - -.-. :- --- , -. 1 I I. ... S.' a - _1 . -. ' - - .t_,,.----- S ............ -- -._ - . ._ - �I - - I I 1. 46-Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl Wed' day, Sept 24, 1910 ' Shift Into High Gear . BATEMAN TY Ltc Real Esta te 2640 Sanford I 3I:d atov? THE Fenced back back yard and vol,- ii t3j.000 to happen. INC., REALTO RS LLWDS + oarne - -commercIaI,property "'' 322 711811 ly Large Lot A%sumable at a low interest 122 3258 All S 3lOSantordAve 41-A--Condominiurm For Sale Look ng for a job? The Classified Ad-, will help you find that job I I Brrm + -ao --- + refurbishect. S43.900. -- 2 BORM. 1' bath condo, assum mortgage with $,7.500 down + - 1980 SKYLINE Doubiewide ; Home. 3 Bdrm , 2 ba th . t urn. Setup in Carriage Cove, 2 BDRM, 2 batt, CHA, like new Double wide in Carriage Cove Just reduced to 520.000 + -- - usr) icii 3 DORM. 11 , bath, Central HIA, family tin , fenced yard. Washington Oaks $35 5100 '69 Star, 17x60, 3 Bdrm • Ii,b.eth, Air. Set up. Carriage Cove including livesto<k VA& FHA Financing every day. - - 43-Lots-Acreage I 5 Acres Paola Realtor 7 Bdrm, I balh W k P er I' a re COMI)a nIf + S Acres Sanford area on Mobile Home. . TrieTimelestedfirm Reg,. Real E41&10 agot", 120 N. Park Avg 372 [g-- Lic.uALESTATEBrOk.r 322.6g5&'Aff.1jrs thing . 73 and up Models. $200$ Down. A steady lob and you :ntd. 6344605 3399100 - 72T-AUctiOfl For Estate Commercial 06 RnMentlal Auction% L AO praisals. Call DtIl's Auction. 323 $620. 2Glass Doors For 61 opening. With tracks Call 323 4295 52--Appliances , 1 tablespoon melted margarine or butter 'I hp. Compressor, Stereo, TV. Accordlan, Load leveler Hitch, MI,C. 714 Tuscarora Trail, Maitland. ivestock.DrvIIf BEEF CALVES: Angus, Brah man, Charol60s, Heriford, - Santa Gertrudis, etc. Weaned, $140 up. 1 904 749 475S. SS-43oats & Accessories time Sal $119 llor $1935 mo Agent 339-6316. + + MICROWAVE WANTED 30' Electric Range InC,cond. Reasonable JOyce 322-2611, EKf. 42 14' Fiberglass Boat, with 35 ftp 'Johnson Motor & Trailer. Good Coed., 1500. 3210230. parsley, Wtcestershire sauce, onion, horseradish, liquid hot ROBSON MARINE balance S39111, $19 monlMlY. 3191366 -- -- 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. ""1 - S check OUs any + it Free. + . + . . - .. - -- -i--- lqrlant - PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT I' - TO LIMIT GUANTITIES SOLD . . P I sauce and crabineat. Place In 6 well-greased ramekins or shells. Combine 1 ta blespoon margarine and bread crumbs; sprinkle over top of crabmeat. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes or until brown. Makes 6 servings. ., . i;.1•;' .. Put the i"..&i uavo rory ff every sea Va!Ie Y Ofl YOur "' With P' qual,f Green pIat rOZen Or products from 'In se ays finrj , -i....' 'L - ,. . . . And the . Mw 92 1 mile west of Speed DlVtor.a Beach wiIJ hold Iic AUTO AUCTION I ,,ryWednesaya pm It's, tMonlyon, lnFIorkla.Youset Wa , f i" . •. ' egerables in always the delicious Try s . _________ . flavor is ' 7' fle - S garden tOfl,Qh,,. . • . •_,, - . . -- + - the reserved price. Call 904-. 2$5 831.1 for further ;016113. TRUCKS. Same day S*rVICO. "34M qq GIANT BROCCOU FANFARE, EVERY UNIT MUST GO!!! 1980 MONARCH 1980 BOBCAT - STK.#421 STK.*H451 ffi Green Giant Sliced or Whole 1 I44 PR'".. P SAU.$ ma 3995 i ...Fishburger; Great! [_LON6T HIGHWAY 17-92, LONG WOOD, FLORIDA - I r y 831-8090- 322-4884 ' LOW M ILEAG.E 1980 210 HATCHBACKS- & STATION WAGON.S11 - Sweet P 1' Delightful Spa nish mackerel is a great choice for the fish patty since t he spicy seasoning and other Ingredients cornplement the rich flavor of the fish. Factory Equipped With Air Conditioning, 17.nz. $ éa - Automatic Trans., & Radio - DEMO CLEARANCE + c -. SALE + S.1t From z 28 MHLY ONT PAYMENT -- AN r + ' - - . Balance of factory + DATSUN 21oHATCAcK MONTH ON THE - warren. ty aria 1 year Unlimited ' - profectionavIab4.I units. - + - - - -SPOT-.. Sweet Peas ... 4 U " S".00 FINANCED,. FINANCE CHARGE $152015 -+ WH$682.15DPWN - i1%'DmRAY DATSUN. 4444 HWY. 17-92 SAT._& SUN. TILL 6 P. 'M. LONGWOOD .831-1318 - - + - F - "' - I fl)JVI TI bWVI 4W U'o*. Rolls............... ' 49 Green Beans 4 Steak Sauce Mushrooms.... $ LeSueur Early June Peas...... : I7 79' °' 79' 49' With Choose Sauce, Green Giant Frozen Broccoli, 25' Carrots and Cauliflower ? 19' 49' With Cheese Sauce, Green Giant Frozen , 55' Broccoli ......... LeSueur Tiny Whole Kernel .,.- -- 79' -, 48' Corn LeSueur Early -. June Peas ...... 31 - ' Green Giant Frozen Green Giant Stems & Pieces $1 Green Giant Style Golden - Shoepeg Corn............... Brussel Sprouts.......... Early Peas...... 1'° Green Giant Frozen White Dawn Fresh Mushroom Green Giant Kitchen ' . - + + , + I I - 1 t . - - Woo - ,.' •1 -.41111pplo- 4 -7 , RUN - TAMP - - d6lid6ri r + - Kernel + : '- •131 SPICY FISHBUEGERS 2 cups cu . cooked flaked Spanish mackerel, or other fish % cup soft bread crumbs ,4 cup finely chopped celery 14 cup mayonnaise on salad dressing legg 1 tablespoon Instant minced ordon 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning WITH TAX, TAO £ TITLE ':$ Niblets Corn 4 + Mexicorn ........ Green Giant (With Tiny Pearl Onions) Corn ..............4''1 - ST. NQ. R564 , CASH PRICEJUT p5232. 15 . -- 44 Gr"n Oiont Whole - The Spanish mackerel is a popular fish among sportsmen as well as commercial fishermen. They are last, powerful iwlmmer-s a nd can leap as high as ten feet out of the water, leàutilully colored with dark blue on the upper part of the body, paling to almost silvery on the belly, the Spanish,, mackerel has many small yellowish or olive oval spots above nd below the wavy lateral line on the side, which help to Istinguish them. The average size Is about two to three owids. Most of these fish are sold fresh or are filleted and ozen, and are ava ilable In fillets generally ranging in site rwn 'six 10.12 ounces. Once you've discovered the excellent ixture, and superb rich flavor, you'll want 10+ try Spanish iacke,el baked, broiled, smoked or frlecL I4ANCmG 44 AVAILAILE'! HERE! . : .4 . - - 48 499, 48 MONTHS A.P.R 14.76 -.- - + 2 + ... - -- + 500 PRICED FROM -:---:-:- - Young Tender I . Cabbage I& Golden Shoe Peg lOS. Corn............... 49 Green Giant Very calls . - Bell pli Green G?P F'S ;fed Green Giant White Whole Kernel - £ Green Giant Frozen Ste Asparagus.'°con ' 89' V ERY YOUNG TENDER . I 99' Green Giant Cut Spears i fit!!J SAVE 41 s GREEN GIANT - 8 ' Mushrooms.... Green Giant Whole Altho u gh the custom had been practiced for centures, it was John Montagu, Earl of Sandwich, who popularized the idea of placing filling betwekn two slices of bread for ease and convenlence at mealtime. The custom ce ta took hold in United Sta tes where the pace is fast and many Americans of necessity must eat on the run. Amjlcans, however, ha ve probably made famousihe "burger"?Even though th ey did not originate the Idea, burgers of all description, size and shape are available everywhere. -...... bl ni ng - these idet th d taste mdutrIunthe- -----------spicy FLshburger Is a great on-the-go meal. Spicy Flshburger places coleslaw on a seasoned fish patty and creates a taste combination that can't be beat. Make it as is, or Individualize It by increasing the amount of seafood + seasoning if you li ke it hot and spi cy. Then add your own special col eslaw and Spicy Fishburgers will be your very own "original" - the way your family likes it. ê PM 5555 Green Giant Sliced or Whole J DAY M - ii 41*1 ilL.... - $47954 V . W ' Mushrooms.... IN59' .-J 'RENTALS of -I - v DAY70NA AUTO Ai,!lMON - + .- item wrong - you get - Top Dollar PaIdto,Junk& Used cars. trucks & heavy equip Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. 323-2801 A we I , salt, pepper agd nutmeg; blend well. Combine flw . mint. 322-5990. Antiques. Modern Furniture. $Seriing%iiv.r,Qr).ntalRug.,--- ---CMII -JUNK CMI + u c. I_ 0 6344783 tift 5 p.m. 77-JUM 6rs Removed Call 322 SM@ a, WED., Publix 701S. French 323-7834 fast with a want ad. 197S llit i' Cobia Boat Brand New push button control has- probe. OriGIst$lIy $619, Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" SEPT. 25 THRU THIS AD EFFECTIVE OCT. 1p `1980...CLOSED SUNDAY... : • WE BUY CARS 1971 Fiat. 124 Sport coup,. Newly rebuilt engine, transmission, New Brakes, interior, Pirelli tIres, Pioneer AM.FM Cassette. $2300 or best otter. 12 Passenger Beauvllle Chevy sport Van. Vs automatic. $2100 3224794. .. -- Program 'I 00 I wargarinle. Blend in flour. Add niilk gradually and cook until thick, stirring constantly. Add mayonnaise, lemon juice, grill., AM-FM. Best offer over . U30••21 aft 3:30 _+ .54 Thaw crabmeat if frozen. Remove any remaining pieces of 67-L - Washer repto GE deluxe model. Sold crig, S401, 35. used short _ Art, ~~ 4* atilk P rice-A ccuracy >. shell or cartilage. In a one quart saucepan melt 6 tablespoons 79 MG Midget, 3224668 horse, S60 Mo. No studs. Tender, loving care 322 8300+ , I --I---. Paprika 4 Or.. Air, Good I Ires Clean. S52S. 322 9169 contained kitchen and Bath new 4. N bread crumbs DODGE, 1970 Coronet 75-4tecreational Vehicles _______ w--od dinette set. 130. Console TV'$25 3n Aois. 323-7173 - -'-- s 'ACRE PASTURE, Board + Fri &a New 12mil carpet, 16 4 It. Boat Trailer, Pool Table, 6 tablespoons margarine or butter 3 tablespoons a ll p'urpose' flour 1 cup m ilk i cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 2 tablespoons lemon juice . 1 tabelspoon chopped parsfey 2 teaspoo ns Worcestershire sauce 2 teaspoons grated onion . 2 teaspoons cream style jç.ped horseradtsi j Ii teaspoon1jid hot PPer sauce teaspoon salt,. 9M. with a want 66-Horses I lilt kit teaspoon pepper I it teaspoon, nutmeg 1611 or 631."91 A . Sell those things that are just taking up %pact with a want ad In the Herald 322 2611 or 831. EVERY THEWANT ADS 322 DAY INDAY Catl 322 2611 or 831 "93. Friday So Staurday,91111? - rd . Dinette Sets table den S P C wood So 4 chairs , ISO each Noll's I 17 , Sa nford Fur niture Salvage, . S. of an or . 19k) TOYOTA - I Style %le.I mags W I steel belted radial tireS, 1200. 117 Cu. It. Refrig. ' Fri ideir, $70 Older model raIrIg $21 Good cond S pc.. r CAMPBELL BET Ubi TY + ever -- ge Sa les - UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET' a Th Ne their is perfect forsell gird sale It b, sc Yard Sale ----jj---_-jj1------ry REESE TRAILER HITCH Factory made. all 323 2606' Zoned Mobile. r~ea / 54--Ga ra you? 2 Acres Osteen + .. _________ .._ . USED TIRES-$6001uP A OK Tire Mart 322 740 2413S French ____________ FREE to good home wfenced yd. Algan Hound, spayed female. 1602 Washington Ave. %493LIS Bal $183 to or %I? mo Aqent 339 IIAAA Have a room to rent? Let a Special on engine oil 25.000 Ml or I yr service life Case 5-l() and De,jlerShip available lOS 3J9 6051 - Acres Geneva will hold mortgage. Call days only 934 26M. - + Pree G,cmair5hepflerd male Ii Mo.old Must have room to run, cannot b.,around CATS, 349 5609 all 6 p.m TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. or secorift but brand new top line bedding set% only, Free local delivery NolI% S.anfod Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So of _____________________ Sanford 322 1121 AiIDealer Full' line of lubrican s and Auto ProduCt% S Acres Seminole Woods - of anci cellent, no rust. Engine needs ne ring lob . $150. 3236211 Cash for Gold- Silver JewelryorCoins Top Prices. Call 327-1312 .• pound blue crabmeat fresh, frozen, or pasteurized '69 CUTLASS Classic-Body + 60 _., DEVII.MCRAB ____________________________ . .--- -•- ________ ' 9- minutes. Deviled Crab will guarantee raves and requests for a For Sale'll Dodge Monaco $3300 or Best Ofter Must Sacrifice. X12 0537 SanfordAutcn3, 1SS. French 323 -- _+__________ ____ - + urn - Good Used TV%,, $25 & uP *ILLERS 2619 Orlando Or Ph 322 03S2 m BU Y. SE LL, TR ADE 311 315 E.FIRST ST. 337 577 ' 644 3013 ci repossessed, used very shori tome Original $593. Dal lilt or $?I Mo Aqent 319 13416 %A BAKS 65-Pets-Supplies 1I 04 N Mttl Ave Orlando 1 696-2460 lyte Singer FUtUtI Fully auto WILSON MAIER FURNITURE I? 92 Frontage, corner LONGWOOC Wood frame. 3 Bdrm. I bath, living cm, central lilA. eat In kit. $ 26,900 $5,000 down & o wn er St. 51-Household Goods - IN repeat performance. YOU NAME IT. I BUY IT Antiques So clean used furnitur e. -- - . - I & I 3rd acre, DeBary - + - rrahmeat are combined and placed m well-greased ;ni'-' riiaklns or shnftc 'flrAb 1. I. 1ii iipu io T + If Classified Ads didn't work. + .therewouldn'l beany. Delight... and roll in dry bread crumbs. In a I(Mrich frypan, heat 1.inch of fat until hot but not sinoking. Fry patties on each ap. proximately 5 minutes or until golden brown, turning o ce. Spread one side of each bun with mayonnaise if desired. Place p uns,. op withcoleslaw. Makes 6 ser vings. For Flaked Fish: Thaw I `., pounds Spanish mackerel fillets. Place in I quart boiling water salted with I tablespoon salt. Cover and return to boiling point. Reduce heat and sinuner for 10 mmuoruntilf ishakese,isIhen tested wi th a fork Drain. Remove ski n and bones-, flake. . Reliable Transportation, $ or consider Trade. 169-1431. + STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. Garra ;;ur!atl 0& monthly Pay of Financing available, no down - 50-4il'iiiscellarleolus, for Sale II AcreS Deftary area Low Down Payment aSh 'or your lot' Will liuld DI' you' lot III 01)f.101 . - Sate tor aja'$al$,-$$,ft*aQon. 13-. 'Sanford 322(;21. . payment pay Ash for i% gg& d weo p rtgJ Morl ige Broker. 1104 E %011 41719yet ,' 10 Acres Osteen area t/A.FHA.235.Con. Hornet STEREO 80-Autos do in a pinch ), a piece of string with a hook (there is one that looks like a diaper Oin that works very well), and something for bait such as chicken necks or pieces of squid. If the trip to j the Gulf or the Atlantic Coast must be postponed, blue crabs or und fresh. frozen or as pasteurized rn eat. Deviled Crab beg ins th a pound of crabmeat and makes six fantastic servings. First, a thickened white sauce 'is prepared. 11ten ingredients are added for fine flavor such as lemon Worcestershire sauce, grated onion, horseradish, liquid hot pepper sauce, nutrneg and others..71w sauce and the 4+ 19SI CHEVY DUMP TRUCK ISM. Runs Good Needs brakills. Call 322 3129 us ed office b equipment Noll*% Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, SOL 01 LONG TRACTOR with front end loader & New Holland manure spreader, 319 5791. - COMPONENT MODEL with AM FM Radio, Itrack player, + off to Ints I invent ut j, 2 Lots on Canal. DeBary area IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or 831 "lljoll -- I I 47-A--Mortgages Bought OWNER HOLDING I Medel I ic 3.00014KHGE Rings $16 Dci.. $144 Gross, $6.95 Retail 8)1 944.32I 0335 XSold PEALTOR + - Orlando It?fl$6O . - 305 323 961S -- 1621 W. 1st St., 372 7972 DAY - 5O-A--JeIry "24351 or 322-27" anything. 162 0037 or 671 3424. 1951 Ford Tractor In Goud Condition. Also do houseclean. ing by the hour. 322 0094, 1104 N Mills (l/ 92) - NoMolor want- monogram nd1s Wan te d t - We have iteverai choice lots EVERY - WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation protect Will pay up to $10,000 , maybe more. Sanford Needssome repair quick sale 3,11.500-MI Z2111_ W,900 - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTEV Too Prices PaIJ Used. any condition W4126 ISSJEEPPICKUP ming machine. We buy 62AFarrn Equipment BAKS - ______ CLASSIFIED MOVE DS UNTAIN5 of mei'ce se GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlancjoD, 373 5700 J i paymeiits &bi.iyequily - + See our Eb:u4fu on I So 79-Trucks-Trailers -- Sit 00 monthy Financing, no do wn payment. Boat and Motor for sale, %US. %IS Bookcase ' 323 0136 CREDIT' I will catch up baCk WHICH CAN BE DONE NO C~ k.. teaspoon pepper i cup dry bread crumbs Fat for frying 6 hamburger buns, toasted 2 tablespoons mayonnaise or salddrsIng opflónal Coleslaw Combine fish soft bread crumbs, mayonnaise, eg1j onion, seafood' seasoning cetse jepper, mix well Di vide mixture equally to form six patties - W:PITED-Cl.a: used fur niture, appliances in wOf'klflg - 1 /1 her popular Good cond.,$3000r best offer & 3223129 - LDIRTTOPSOIL YELLOW SAND cmfl NOOD FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE--All or part. Call 322 7191 or 373 am. MONTESSA 250 WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES L PLUMBING FIXTURES, Jenkins Furni, lure, 20S E 2SIft $1 .173011141111 62--Lawn-Garden 19 ZENITH COLOR POP ----TABE iId. state. Warranty. Pay $139 or -----• YOUR HOME LOSING Call 323 719 2 BDRM, I Bath.-good neigh hor ho od $3.000 down Owner Will hold. 4 BORM I bath in COu?lUy - fl(orgt 3Ofl.Ianloed NEED TO SELL? Call us today. Hall Realty, REALTOR 323 S774. 42-Ndile Homes 2 STORY. 3 Bdrm, 1'- bath, of TELEVISION Whate ver the theft clIlsItild Qn& SoQn. ad to Solve if. Try $38.000 bracket. Assum. Mort. Principals only. Write P.D. + + 0 ' Desk and Equipment for ffice Sale. Supply is limited. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvagt, 11. 92 So f S f 3221721 Ster" Good Cond 79HaHawk $llSOorBestoffer323I$S3aft 5 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADS DO A Cond + overIO6, king park S27,500 53-TV.Radio- - 125 PENTON 1150 Noll $ SPECIALS Epicurean Crab: An The blue crab s gooJ an time of the 'sear, but especially in the Fall, and especially when made into Deviled Crab truly ' in epicurean delight' Anyone who-lives near the Atlantic or :- Gull Coast or who has a good seafood restaurant nearby has heard ofdevUed crabr.n similar dish another name. Blue Crab is gift from natifre everyone should try. 1 like North American Crabs, the blues have ERL pairs of legs the first of wTich ha%e pincers They are fun o watch a t is needed is a net (an old butterfly net will Th-tc WANTED TO BUY CHEAPDishes, glasses. 0 rugs Baby urn - Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?- REF. REPO, 16 cu. It. frost ree. Orig. $329 now S20S or 119 Mo. Agent 3396316. FOOD !cO_ & chairs. Many choose from items to S7EA - Used otlsce eqpt filing cab Kenmore parts, service, used washers. MOONEY AP. PLIANCES 323 0697 3ATTERIES-New, $30, Ex (hange Used $1600 Ex (hange 11119 S Sanford Ave are WANTED TO BUY-Current Romanfi paperbacks in good cond. Any amount óO-A--IIIPSSEJIP. For Sale Orlando 1.996-3860 CAil ..._ black & ads read all over. + 1)OiNMilvs(1792) ______________________ Want 2 or 3 Bdrm. CHA Good The Good Ole Oay% have never left the Classified Ad . .e Buys are still The - &. ' nitufe Salvage. 322 BAKS sills, river rock. 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Allow frozen nog to soften briefly at room - temperature. Remove cup to serve . V- e g 1ixture into a I ng the decade of the 70's ___________________ - I V - I P' Dunng the lOs. new children 's shows hke Sesame Street" took an active rol e in teaching youngsters: _______ - for$ 1 Off Label) Dishwashing Detergent TAMP - - nutritious dairy products so delicious you'll know they ' re good for you, too' ..1 Sizzlean Deli Thin Meats _____ Publix U (1.. ( _____ "' Pub ' . - Sf1' Ult FflF:I:zf FRUIT NOG . -.:----____ cup . ' II - ,,: - V Eracy Program I we item chick o any wrong -y4j get , Hot or Mild • ., .rSausage......... 2plig. $2 29 , 49. Swift's Premium Cooke Salami or Assorted - _____ •. - Bologna ......... 14b: Rath'8 Blackhawk Sliced doz. Kahn's Stick Braun•_ schwelger 99 Jimmy Dean-Pork Mild, Hot or -, - __ .-. -c' PUSLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT IESSOLD Sage Lykes Meat Wiene rs ......... '° pkg. $119 Top Round Stiak : • . " 99$ - 00*Shoukbr . • PlIt' 894 Fresh-made Cuuban ban . 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Add and bouillon cube; stir until dissolved. Cut orange in pieces; remove seeds. Using food processor , blender, or a heavy• knife, chop orh'ge fine In large bowl p, 8-02. Jar, • (!IIICV,e $01. isOci. 1. 1910) fill Li teaspoon seasoned IMJWGreenStamps - I. %1 " 44b. bag teaspoon dried leaf tarragon teaspoon dried leaf th yme '.teaspoon pe pper I 6 i'ii..s.t H Oct I 190 EX1 With This Coupon ONLY Come & Got Bits or Chips ' cij' 1 10 slices raisin bread, cubed 3• Bottle Imitation C - IAMt'WflAI 89'-- I '980 JWGreenStamps - -- 1 4 rup chopped (vlery L, '' watee --------------------- 2I • • ciesoit. - - - !, ro Ken-L Ration , it Beef A Egg Dog Food SANFORD PLAZA, ( °" ' '° :.------ Ulkes each I (-hunk white chicken tinier I - Lysoi Spray ' sli ced radishes until All uneappk' and brown sugar+ Mix water, vinegar, sos and cornstarch. Gradually blend into pineapple mixture Cook, stirring until thickened Add chicken and radishes. heat Serve over Chinese noodles This kitchentested reciPe iiikt's thut It: - uis. 4 seTs in S'lUFFEI)(APONOItI.ANDO 7 to 3 pound (dlk)ii t ablespopims tttrfarin( ''' IS-oz. Can, Disinfectant I 1 - cup Clulww floodles Ili skillet. o vok l,,ruen pepper %4ith garhe and ginger Ili oi'l JWGreenStamps Cottage ø4e)o,.Lee, Manatee. Orange. Osce.l., pme, Pines". 1 100a. swe"118. s*aWN"; unless ellitenirlse g. Ueit. W ,'> - 0:19 V ORANGEGL4ZE 1 tablespoon brown sugar V .1 tea3poppon . cornstarch teasPoon seasoned salt cup orange juice IA&IWA V In small SaUcepan, combine brown sugar, Cornstarch and whefe shopping Isa pleasure Cob Com ....... Te= ,0 8 9 s of FroM Flowers...,,. b'ow w Ore4da Crinkle Cut Set Cons1sO(12V, - Weaver's Dutch-Frye 28'oz. hi en Thighs & Drumsticks or 22-'oz. C • Pike. ' .- 2 - ails I TLL0WINGCOuwT*5 . . -Meal conc.pt - Wo saw NX..... Per V : . . 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This broils well Indoors too • Birds Eye Oulck-Thaw Booth Beer Batter or - ca. ... , I nmiediutmi clove garlic, minced ' teaspn ground ginger V 2 tlI)lesI)(inis salad (II I ca taliotit 3 110(1'S) chunk pinapplein pure pineapple : - Cheese .......... ,. Apple Juice.... I him N7 .73 79. 3 ' ' Concentrate Red DeNdous Apples QUANTITIES 12-c: ." 720: Pkg . For SrMks or W~ SaW, Crisp Juicy . d ti ______ 1 . Tropicana" Brand PUBILIX R!SIRV(S THE RIGHT TO LIMIT - __--------- Wisconsin Cheese Bar El - you get VILVAJ6 '" . _____________________ PAmm - - IN $2 I V - .' 2 --= :9 * tern wrong iL.1i1illI - .. C ml film from Puix with all processed color nt rolls. CO It WI check out any L k1:v &l*1 - $319 USDA Choice Best P1.1 i Program _______ I I I - 6cnUS flflt~ Price Accuracy 1. : 8::. M onterey 830 :p _______ Publix - ' - . C*Pck ShouMw . Souffle.. The Tuscans especially enjoy their beef and are proud of their fatuous Chianina cattle. A popular Florentine beef dish, btstecca allaflnrentina, is flavorful and easy to prepare. An V $319 i Snacks ......... .1"01 For dessert, open it can of inwidarin oranges and serve with almond cookies. OUICKSWEFTANDSOURCHICKEN inedium green pepper,cut In stripe : Cotton Swabs Jack , 300-ct Pk., Johnson's - Ch '13 Shredded Mild Cheddar or Planters - LNIS ii you enjoy a Chinese meal occasi onally, whip up your own easy Chinese dinner. A Sweet andSour Chicken is served with stir fr vegetables Old ti a For 'i quick budgej1ieal JWGrieen Stamps • $in "° . Cheese Balls, -oz. Corn Chips or 7-oz. Pretzel Twists * •1 USDA Choice Bontipless Beisf Cod Almodine,,,,.,, - - •, Pa- Rib St.ak................... USDACh0IcIB0n.l.UB.sf Chuck Eye Roast $149' ., V Mozzarella, Brick. Muenster, Popper or Monterey I riafliere uvi-oz tneese ..urls Jack Peanuts USDA Choice Best Coconut Custard : AdhesivepiBandages 21 t 1 L_:::::_:_: ------- 1401 Planters Unsalted s219 P P!I ou I y Any Si:. Can. Plastic or Sheer BAND-AID Brand Reddi'Wip $' ia bottle JWGreenStpamps '- Sauce........... 3t - Seafood Treat, USDA Choics Bs.f Loin Great for Sandwichest Clfl s2' - . - .• - - . -. -+ - - - - Publix metithum heat,, sUrring corsunUy, UnUI MUture tNdMM aW - boLi 1, - It . • V irri AQs - $189 Sirloin $t.ak............. USDA Choke BoneI.ss Beal Top Round Steak ..... Biscuits Spaghetl .•l $lsa lb. -'- Hungry Jack Buttermilk or Buttertastin' can Kraft's Casino Brand Cheese Flavorful . .. - °' ' $ Ig Whipped 1 AmlshSWIS S i S. Sunlit, Oil.... V 2-lb ,, ..d ........ 730 Scope 89c Mouthwash .... 1.110 .Bo, Chinese Dinner Tckes Lead In 0c Off Label) • Margarine ....... 71 isive C0 All Purpose Cooking • PUU1X "ftPloc.%elfbir - --' Fleischmanns Soft or Hot Chili pa- $2 79 Rout - - ________ Michelina Meat Flavored, Short Ribs Potato Salad.. C . flakes easily when tested ith-a fork. Garnish with chopped parslt', if desired. Vield - I servings. ' Mushroom or Plain Swift's Premium ProThn Best Plts Zesty lavored . _______ Swift's Prappinilitm. ProTen Boneless BW b. Serve Savory Itaiiaii : • sauce American Sandwich Slices; stir until inelteit. SIKX)n sauce over fish. Bake Ili :150 del., ree F. oven 25 to .30 minutes until fish • ________________________________ ' Salmon I I and milk; stir cftnst.Uitly iititih mixture boils and thickens slightly . Add •. ., 1111. 10 ..... 2" With Beans Hormel's ' • • Swift's Prsmlum ProTsn B.I Ksy Club Steak ........ ' $319 SW$ft'5PIPrOT.IBSUB.wi Imperial Oven Roast. $269 Braun- Florentine dish easy to prepare. ' Swift's Pr.mtum Prolen B•f Loin Pimento ......... Delicious Smoked lip, . StIiTifllri, I nunuti'. Gradually add tomato V $1 Royal Red - " Di uicr,e - into center of fish i- itigs. In sarne skillet. Jnelt remaining I Lmblespi'on marga ri ne; stir in flour . Cook ov er low heat . Li I S Chill or ' Tasty Loaf of - 4 NISM V06" V , . 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SA VOR N'.S-rt)* FFED FILLETS I pound fillets of sole or flounder-i pound eachi White Wheat $2 us Palmolive New Zealand F r ze,n Mt1L1lJ' 990 Publix Special Recipe Thin or ! kBeér - Erla ORrr. parsley, basil and tarragon: sprinkle over Chicken. Place on Swiss Cheese slice on each chicken piece: roll up tucking in sides: secure with ~%oodvn picks,Dip chickeninegg white then in ;I mixture of bread crumbs and paprika. Place in greased shallow lNin. Ilake in :150 degree F. ov~n 20 minutes. Cut Hl-Ho A Deposit) IN 12_0Z_1POF-1I`OP` CANS 0 V Sunshine 75 - _ Fi. 'i1f -- pound %%ith it rolling pin or niallM forni %,cry thin cutlets. Spread cach 'cutlet %%ith I.- teaspoon margarine. Combine Creme Cookies........'%`* 790 Pit (Plus Tax ______ I different delight front (lawn through dusk. So, don't let I'lliati(4i take jgtits on food budget Rely on the ____ cup packaged fine dry bread crumbs I ~ teaspoon paprika - - Crackers ...... IpGk-ao#- 6 V ----- I-egg white. slightl~ beaten Fudge or Vanilla ON LY Pepsi-Cola lavors that ____________ W per Large vgg), an(I taste great topped with Parmesan hiets, ihitipped nuts or delicate herbs. Marsi lous nmmone'y-saving egg dishes can treat your taste -----~- . . . dieters. - f designe d 114- 32-oz. BOTTLES DIET OR REGULAR S . mcIriger:itur for brown- bag lunches and after -school snacks. l ta r* high in protein rel atively loss- in calories (only about -- • & OSA seem - j Chi cken 2 teaspoons margarine freshly squeezed lemon juice. 1teaspoon dried parsley flakes, crumbled ed-lbe -Tat --mak an easily preparedinar - - m teaspoon dried leaf basil. crumbled eIous accompaniment to thechicken.Simph slice toinitots ', teaspoon dried leaf tarragon crumbled in ha lf crosswise. Season the cut halves with garlic, pepper, fi Swiss cheese sandwich slices atroom temperature, divided . .., • yone love the- fiesh"tastin f come from PUblixe ' 2 e ggs , to ' cup sauce. Garnish with parsley sprigs If desired.-- - - in half tossed greens and-* 8 fresh srve green vegetable, both of which nuty be enhanced with herbs or è5l parsley sprigs in snail saucepan and heat, stirring % comider him nourishing, eggs are. yonle ou' have some excellent 4Drd and his buddies made fresh air. exercise, reasons to serve a souffle soon. .'" and nutrition like the most tuntheyever FAl is also the finie to keel) hard-cooked eggs stored in the And well-balanced meals are fun when you can choose oll main dish ideas SQUP with the chicken, -. Es tht Misr A kea M" L-7 dishes like uflls, too. Elegant culinary creations, such tuIFls art also pennywise, because eggs are less than 7 cents each ) - ri lirgi' eggs sell for 75 cents a dozen. And, when you Feasting (fits - Moisten edges of biscuits with water, fold over and seal by st has criated a dcliuous made big surprise! Incredible (IIICKF\ A LA SI ISSE 2 %% hole chicken breasts I J`bout I pound). boned. skinned. cut l'ltt chicken breasts between 2 eices of waxed paper: Now we're If %oll 111111k egg entrees are only for casual meal; for a Eggs can give rise to sophisticated main ittils Ii and rolled cordon bleu -style with Swiss cheese slices Bin your dinner with a clear consomme or broth-based vegetable (10s Off Label) Keebler Mlould ()ill) takea ininute to make, and it can be ;I full tilile fol 1q). %pple cider. fresh rolls, and crisp vegetable ,Ali k~ -;ill make tasty ineal accompaniments, too * -111-w. there's inore to eggs than oinelets! A qulche can M-4,W111 16-;ll li.Qi for casual entertaining --zespeciplly beforr B.'Illlv._V~rfrve to fill this savory custard T iltlttllllll Vegetable~ you favor. Leftover poultry V croutons Ill of ""I'le tile top Is still "(list, have guests fold their. ornelets 1 ovt- r their favorite fillinos, aff(I then turn the omelets onto - Fillets. Fish is ahipays a popular food for those On low-, cholesterol diets. In this recipe, the plain fillets gain added flavor from a b.asic white sauce enriched with tomato and lowcholesterol &-inolwich Slices to make a rich. satisfying topping for the fish. I I I Q I IRRW 0142=1 ' A mhje skillet so the uncooked egg mixture reaches the hot'surface (lit' - plan need not*be limited to bland, monotonous foo(Is. Ilerbsand spices and numerous other ingredients can lend intrigue to most dishes. Chicken a la Suisse fornis the basis of I festive nienu. Chicken is given a new dimension A-fien seasoned with herbs -' I 4-djqvs should set illifflautely. Each Person can then drav~the looked eflo-s to"ard the centerw ' ith a pancake turner and tilt i r( -r onielet, oregano and thint. Sprinkle with crus hed drizzle with a bit of vegetable oil,and bake the tomatoes until tender Dessert should follow the eat lighter, not less theme. Serve a sherbet or in o en sarm baked fruit An alt e rnate entree for entertaining is Savory Stuffed '+ hot buttered omelet pan or skillet. The I I oh . . -4 , 6-Inch circle. Place 1-3 cup et salad on half of each circle. - ogiJcrn - Combine mayonnaise, celery, onion, mustard and pepper ----- teaspoon bthnt minced . a pressing edges together with fork. Prick tops. Bake ungreawi cookie sheet in preheated 4 degree F. oven 8 to %V11 VII the fe-stivitiesstart., have each-guest ladle 1 2 cup of tke - . Whether on a sptcial diet otnot mans of us have occasion to sere lo cholesterol meals.Fortunately,with i little imagination, we can be considerate of guests food preferences, .et serve eleiant (liflhlers Fine dining qn a loss-cholesterol low -sa tura ted fit menu Stir in eggs. On a well-floured surface, roll out each biscuit to a 4 cup chopped celery - . I can (1012 oz.) condensed Cream Of Mushroom soup, Ur, diluted 1-i cup (2 oz.) shredded American cheese 1-3 cup milk Parsley sprigs, optional VEP risjs .........................................- ---- CHOCOLATF BREAD PUDDING------------- w. - Of A Festive Diet Menu VO t prepared mustard , :°°' pepper 5 hard eggs, chopped 1 an -coo 5 oz.) refrigerated big b ' -- - tll wiik flell its a heat source. 4 eggs bea te n 1 can (13 oz.) evaporated milk ~ cup thocoiate.flavored svrunr 13 cup water Whipped cream or ice cream, optional Remove bread crusts. if desired, and place bread on bottom of greased a x li x 2-inch baking dish. Blend together eggs, milk Syrup and water. Pour over bread. Push bread down to soak ti~ pushing bread TO FREEZE Pour mixture Into shallow metal pan Or ice chocolate mixture. Let stand about 20 down occasionally. Bake In reheted35Od' egree F. oven 30 to cube tray and freeze until slushy, about 45 minutes. Place in blender. container. Cover and blewod on high speed until 35 minutes until knife inserted near cen ter comes out clean. Serve warm or chilled to"" with pped cream or ice smooffi. Pour into 4 (5oz.) paper cupsand place a plastic spoon c if desired. making begins. Fillings can be as Suisse' Basis thicken Measure all ingredients except orange slice into blender or shaker container. Cover. Blend on high speed or shake until well blended. Pour Into 2 glasses. Garnish each with an orange slice half, if desired. Serve irpmediately. FIX ill omeIct fillings ahead of time and set them out in + And Incredibly Edible ' A do-it-yourself ollielet party is one *w ay to entertain a dozen for dinner it guest '0out going into debt. Set out a variety of fillings so Call vustoin-make their own omelets. With a little advance preparation. tile host or hostess can enjoy the gathering 'is much as the gucsts. ___________ EveningHeraId, Sanj4JL_W.Mdp Do-It-Yourself Om elet Party Throw A J. - - _*'S. - ••S••-• ' .-_ __ .'_5.,__'_ ,,__ ,- • - -- --------- -+ V * �F I . - S S . - - * I- F . - F I * - I - - I . .. -- ---• -' :- .. -:--, .- - - -- - - I . -I. - I--- - - -1. Evening Wedn.s4ay;5ept.24,1$O _____________________ NOMINAL FEE . i'LL LISTEJUR - Chic Young 43 Superlative ACROSS I Labor group 4 Yock WELL,W0ULVVU ________ LISTEN PROBLEMS 06)A l~v 44 Makes P 1U1RJ * _____ IT U ANO TEL 0 F N I S I T si A Y F D P 1 5 T S same score - s c / - s 7• • / 1 . 0 H - L -. 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' READER - First I'm also sending you The Health Utter number 154, ou more information on the _ _ 75 LTjptS wtth _____ - THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sansom - -- 15 IrORO - ____ • 6QAET1(3& "LV ' . i 18 1 - - pressure stays low, that 17 lB 19 - caJW -MAT. - 30 jo ii. 20 21 22 - ______________________________ - - hands and 1:J I ' e, --, 37 - . 3 9 40 ______________________________ (No - I WANT TO ,..-- OFTH0EBNKS0RMY essure. The hands and the fee i t are the farthest from the deposit affect me later in life? I'm 56 years old now. Vftt ( THAT'S YES,SIR'! CHECKOLITTHAT TOY BUT COMPANY I'M - ARE YOU GIVE ME THE ONE OF,~ I ______ . - - I._- ____ HOROSCOPE ) For Thursday, September 25, 1980 Jw E E K 8. MEEK by Howle Schneider. ____ LC I S AIWA'tS &J THE ______ ______ _____ GWJ.EIJG&I) The RXT 10 FILt) _________ £.k.CR' c xt ' Ec 8 * . .-- --- ---. .ECAJ OFIT5 tW AU) This coming.year ' (I:•II) S IVE _ - __ )FKIEJJT '10 tCRI€ IT 'Q 'a PRISCILLA'S POP 1/` IT WAS.A - .. by Ed Sullivan r EVER GAVE EMLY'' EX LOVES TO TALK A3OUL.GOLF.' - irs ~ 5HE ALMOST KILLEV ME! I -"l I 11 __________ _________ - they dd not represent active ~ ___ yourself lat er ' 4 Q J 1032 9 .6' 6) __________ BUGS BUNNY EA 4AJ 109 4K 5 3 K (09 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) • 464 ______ _____ ___________________________ West your might be true for you today. Don' t let kibitzers get In the GA LOOT, ORA WI OUUBLPIPE,' * L e g your words with VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to yourself. West got off to a lucky Ja ck _______ © FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves -_-- S4FER I'MEAH YOU'RE HOT _ AHYWAY. MARRY ME, At*'HE?I HOPIM' YOU CAN __________ ALLY.- __ MR GARR. ____ _ I.UNI4 __ 0 MORE POYERFUL TMI _____________ OF RECEPTIVE EARS,AYERTW EYES ____ AMP CLOSEP MOUTHS ' ____ _____ i - 1 - -.;. . ---. . -.,.!I . r- -] - ____ _____________________ V, ___ ___ - .#4. • 4 . . , ' _1 " •.'' .. '' I 4000~, 1 ____ by T. K. Ryan - 'jj EQUI j[fliAL. I(JPL11' i I -meJOl 10 I J ' 4 *s fob" J1'ô1 ... iiD 1Ut5 k5 P4,&4C.. 115 tlM.W441 IYW MY - '1 INPIANAgOUNP, ' ______________ . , .-.. 14t- OrA"A __ wt. -__±-' AN V lP1,AW11 -I --I1.. Julia Dane de Ho: 8. Miguel Angel Wife maiden name Aden. . slag Debra Kay Knapp & Michael ___ _11, . ____ . .\. , ____. ___ ___ ' _____ . - _________ ' I -- i ________ ___ ____ __ _ ___ * . I. '' * : - . ,, 0 * I .-. _____ ___ * - _ ... .___________ . . _______ . .. I _________ _______ __ ____ ______ - _____ _____ ____ . . - . Sanford .. , . . , - , . awe 0 SEAFOOD I. Second foi ' ONLY and F'ISIt I I I -.---. - PLATFER' I 1$10.01 - * crs ' Coupon expires: SepI 30, ll80 I flil Sad a,tJ OIT,r 1,11., I SEtFOOD Clip 11th coupon! • • • • •• L•str , 950 Levee Ct . AS Fi t NatI Bk WP vs James E. way 1.LW*1$1,000.59. 103 &Co.vsRay Baidridge Pineapple ENE Try Arthur Treac her's All-You-Can-Eat Discover Arthur Treac her's Refreshing all meat C I . . . am __ . CHICKEN PLAZAI ] 1:42 ONLY RitR STEVIMCQUEEN . .. • - SANDWICH. , * MAT, AU. SEATS 9 Only S l69 Delicious! - .. - - - Oniy Sll9 lill ONLY - Arthur "freacher's Seafood Restaurants 1V4lh"i1 * Open 11 AM until 10 PM...1J PM Weekends IPEPSI 2700 Odoado Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford . THE Casulerry , i ROSE OEXP1E - , . . . LIIUP4j OFFER GOOD IN ORLANDO AND SANFORD AREA ONLY 94 strn 142 1 N. Hwy. 1 - Ills W. ceIsNal Dr., OrteMs - MS N. Oda.Is Ave.. WIatir Part' Pet. Part Plaza. Pen Pail 4157 I. Celselil Dr., OriuSs 2159 1. Seamerew lIst. Ortaads ill wy. 434 Afluse.It $rIas $163 W. Co" l" Dr., Phi Hills 1141 S. Drsa,s Ilessero Trial. O, leads * - . . .. . 'I 111111- Buy One SHRIMP' I Get 75 _ ____ _ , r NE III•.... (lIp IhIs CoUpufl'UUSUSUUl rs Nesmith, 131 050 ' Ezc*pt Fri. $ Sat. CIosiI' ii:3Q P.M. ___ fl) (Hwy. 17. - _________ _____ _______________ , __ _ TERS Coupon expires Sept 30. 1180 i FRIEDOIICKEN.. 1~1 ___ ' il _ I iisi-i loo! OMlN 1M, French Ave. ' A I :s Aivarlz , Rogers Av W Orl 32805 & No.tI'S11 (Z Buy0ne * I "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" V I for ONLY Blvd.. Sent., S267.10 Thomas A. your vs Jose A. J.B.l • 10p.m. . Get Second Sanford. W OO .9S 5 -, I Gordon, 101 Anderson Ave - : • 'S lI:* S.M.'- -, • John F. Fowler vs Timothy J JUDGEMENTS • a I & Marian, 1800 Harding Ave. Mt Work vs Lee M Thomas, S19 • 5 4 ( -_ Glenn, 2011 Cedar Av Sant. & Judy c. N Un Reedy Blvd. Frostproof $770 76 & 1.43 50 Francis Doris Jackson & Jerry / MAQCI 11:1 4 I SALAD . I Bitter Fin Svc vs Robert L Doc Lee Roland L Charlie Mae . OdAIID.yWedu$4ay - . . 10A i I - Blvd.. Sant, 1371 45 & 11350 Rosemary, _J -I A Blazer Fin Svc. vs Claudio Mae Michael R Wilson & Nancy A. Green. 1101 W 10th St, Sant Wile maiden name Anderson. $321.12 1.131 50 VALUE $2 0 ' ' -- . .. . - . . _____________________________ .- - ___ I.:. __________________ ' - -, -- , - -- - - . . • - -• - .., . .. -• - - '. , v' - a. '. . 14 a. a. A'. -. ,.,. . ____ I I . . - I * - Blazer Fin Svc vs James • ___ UCHAM ___ I I FINAL $691011 / 0 I-- lit Nell Bk Orl vi Wince J Simmons, 624 Applewood Ave , AS, $1243 00 former name Salabarria Angle, 144, loll A . Lot Il. 81k A, Fellowship Addn Sant, S 3 potatoes and gravy, Cole slow and 2 hot buflsr ___ _____ I. T Bruce A. - 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash by Douglas Coffin - ____ ___ S o i - . ___________________ . MY' lIJ HIP1 I Freddie Barnhill S. Larry __ FLETCHER'S LANDING . __- -----'"' _____ 2-24 -• ' .21. I(islak Mtg. Svc vs William Gerald Hines. slit ml $21,215 51. WIF ________ __________ it 5KUNG FU -I 32801) t -- - p Chicken, $4,505 55, $27'50 & 5500 (LIlley 55 E Washington St Orl / 1. sO M'A'SH MERV GRIFFIN (WED) 7 . Sun ij ,• '. . - Barnett Bill. Anastasia Island vs 0 /'. 1:15 24 (10) LETTER PEOPLE (MON) * 6 F C 15 Kenneth E & Bonnie Scott Ae Ave., . Sharon K Mangum, 6 Peachtree LN - AS $27052 & 531.50 E. Keller, 078 Manche,ler Cr. 57. RI I Ax 612 fA, Apopk. Thomas J Rapitarda vs Sandra MIld., $671.32 John T Myers, ii 56. 2610 1 McGralh. 7753 Slrattord Blvd., Easttxook Blvd., WP. Nannetfe R Orl & Gary J Meister. P08 308$ Samuel Perry Jr vs Lonnie Perry, 720 QId Lk Mary Rd.. Sanf Slarllng, 12 St. 102 Smokerise Forett City 11,75198 & 11900 Post: 720 Old Lk Mary Rd SanI. !d Sent Royal Globe Ins. vi Evelyn K. James 'tfii;'-'ti '61:133' Um3.Iearj: 450 Patmetto-Ave:, t.Wj --. .StE7 vs Divid Rcoas ksrt 10014 Caller-st. Wy Orl 32510. 164000 Lakeside Dr , Sant - Rebecca F 51.15613 & $ 37 00 1542.50 Sian, Roebuck vs Isaac Rowson ___________________________ & Kimmle, 2710 Truman Blvd., San t ., $1101.41 & 5-19.00 Seminole Mom. Iiosp. vs waiter I. Sheryl L. Clark, 154 Short St., Lk Mary, $1.244.0 Sam. Mom. Hosp. vs Othman & I RECI ~A , . 0 4 NEWS Ray L, Lilley dba Maryland fried __ il ________ & Phyllis A. Ronald S Morton 1. Stephanie L Grant L Jackson & Elena Wile Taproot Dr . CB. Barbara J Doyle, 7 51, 1513 Sparrow St , LW e _______ ,.0. 4"1:- - ___ - ,-- '. . TUMBLEWEEDS ______ . . - - -i 1 1! 14 __ ________ _____________ _ Schmidt 0 57, 161 C Springwood Cr . LW Virgil L Thimpkins, 556. 126 Bethune Cr, Sant , Dorothy L S REGULAR DINNER FAMOUS RECIPE ' tgFL.Ar1oig 1$ GEiNG ___ __ OUT FH all- - I 5:30 MOVIE - U S Leasing Corp. vs Southern Line Cleaning Inc • 27 20 W. lit SI, Sant - 16.019 10 & 5.30000 & costs Wife former name Bannisler. Coeatt B Trice & Raym ond Randall L Roberts, Ii $3, ..... MISTER ROGERS(A) 10~BOOKBIAD(FRQ 17 17 Sanford Auto Paj'ti Inc vs Mid Fl. Transport, Inc 112W 13th St. Sant - $2,913 II VIM. vs M. Eugene Tackett, ItS Rabun Cf., Sanf • $94300 & $31 SO James P, Wife maiden name Croud Rita At • Catherine N Comato, ID ........Sent, SURE?! ARE YOU TEWt-1 (H AUT 56 BILLION A YEAR UI __ __ Ju$'r How . MUCH -...'.*.' I DAY IF I4OME5I' IS *ER, YES! TlEY'(EJ _______ ___________________ ________________ ______ - 24 10 MATH PATROL (THU) 12)1 7 MY THREE SONS Alshen Baker, 207 Woodmere ______________________________________ rt Swain, 7 S2, 106 Upsala Rd., Sant B William T Smith Jr., 1 57, Harry T Perry, 5 4S. 1205 Lin Coln Cl - Sant. Theresa Johnson I 2 49, same add JuIIan'IA yarn. It 05, Ba 3.4 Lake Mary. Domarious A Jones . 8 II, 418 San Marcot Ave - Sant Frederick W King, 2 46. tool byLOnarditarr _____.........YOU'P ______ '# "a . *UIIE • . V MAY • . .- - TO AFTER HER, I'M I 'M ONL Lot 69 Tuscawilla, Un. 7, $114,100. IS. CHICKEN wrong, of spades lead. East took his (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) i SENSE TT(IF THE MOB'S STJL.L 24 (10 ALL ABOUT YOU (WED) 5:25 Teresa Diane Gramatikos & Vict or R Richburg, 9 55. Ba 24)7 WEDNESDAY guard for his king of hearts. ANNIE W. Robert Summerlin Ave, Sant . Donna K Lambert. 5SO, 211 Laurel Ave- 0 - T er ry C Wallace,4 55. 1G7 W t Aylesbury Homes Inc to Sant Michael K. Murphy & *1 Deborah Larson Inv., Inc to Lewis ___________ 11 143, Apple ........ 0JOSë 'élub and kétã... PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you-. __ 101 clubs on the fifth diamond. do more than he or she did for 34 (10) SESAME STREET (8) (MON THu) 5:00 II (5) TOM AND JERRY MORNING becomes an officer and is snt to sa me would not have bid three any quo&é' ___ ______ . NE'a of Sec 71-20-32 N. of SR 16. & *1 Charlotte extreme care today. There's a Someone who did you a favor South's jump to three This would have shown an poulbilily your remarks may call In the m ar ker today notrump was a bid that he even num ber of clubs. Two in expected to , make. In any - this case. W est would have ç1dbe misconstrUed. Keep and If yo memory is short, event he had etjht tricks and know that 4ccarçr was down i Lot Sauselito Sec. Three. $61,100. Land Holding & Exploration Co., Inc. to Lois V. Morgan & hb. Roy ________________________ coll displeased with your lot where it's best to bite your but East could have used -• ection of nothin g to real today. Be content by thinking tongue rather than say what's _____ advantage. He should ha ve of those who have less. truly on your mind. Use soft By Oswald Jacoby thrown the six of clubs on the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. soap instead of bitter retorts. and Alan Sontag fourth spade and his four of W i h sql 1:00 0 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 12 (17)GILLIGANSLSLANO 9:30 (TUEFRI) college iludent joint the Marine$. 81k B. Druid Hills states. 11 Mu It's Rd. MIld, Nancy WIlliamson, 5 57, Dunbar, - 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) ' 0 AITERSCHO0L SPECIAL (WED) It ( SI BUGS BUNNY I ROAD 5 00 tY) 0 MARCUS WELBY U D lien Pni:..*inning account of his St. Sent, Diana L Lewis, 17 55 Wile maiden name Arndt . Greeter Constr. Corp.. to Addn, $71,500 t known that South LEO 19) Lake Ann Croasdell, sql. to Jo se ph E. Johnson & WI Patricia A., Lot 13. 161.900. d Possibly, West was 'CJ WATF PtSlOi_,NO'T I & E' of 2. 81k H $70,600. sql., Lot 3. River Ru Sec. Three, Florence W. ' 10 3-2-1 CONTACT [3 - Vietnam eiperienices Alt idealistic Mark R Simcop, 4 57, 2533 El 4:30'- - 8 A HOUR MAGAZINE RUNNER . . 24 (10) SESAME STREET (R) ii,,?,,ALL 7 QAILMYCHILOREN . 5) MIKE DOUGLAS 24 (10) LETTER PEOPLE (MON. 1 (1 7)t-tAzEL [tuIIICOy lyzed brother who did not *ant to continue living in that condition S 0 MOVIE A Rumor 04 War (Premiere) Brad Davis Keith C ar r . dine Based on Philip Caputos Put- e ' ()ON THE OO(WED) I I (3 5) WOODY WOODPECKER 24 (101 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 8PEF.1AL(FRI) _______________ trial for murder after honoring the Portal Dr., Sant , Kathleen L king of hearts. This woke up East. Ile 19) It you compare what you complish. on wishes of his permanently par.. Suda, Inc. to Alexander Nicholas same Ronald C. Booker sql Al Betty C.. went wrong by unguarding his I, Pass Pass 3 N t'as,i Pass P142 vi young man to put Lot 67 Sausalito Sec. Three, Ill & *1 Sandy S.. Lot 19, Replat of Edwin N Cruit, 3 45. 613 Emanuel, Wife name Chapman. 169,100. Kathryn A Decrescenzo Al Phase One, Magnolia Av , Sant. Pamela o The Greater Constr. Corp. to Wyndham Woods, -_ been wool gathering so he South loaworirm A TUE. THU. FRI) 7 Q RYAN'S HOPE 14 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC -- B. Willard J. Hoebeke L wt Phyllis, simply let a heart go on ft fifth diamond. West had to decide what to the sixth North East IPremierel Ron Howard. Robert Joseph R. Allen & *1 Ruby to Woodruff, 9 55. Box ISO SanI Lot more, you could become situation may arise today OKAY )W LON&AED - clubs. Meanwhile, Fast had could get miffed. Keep cooks could spoil the stew," Chuluota_ $6,000, The Greater Constr. Corp. to Wyman HIS., Lake Addn, wanted to know why West ____________ ______________ ___ Al • AKQ.IIO$ Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer Hollingsworth, 161, 250 Howard Darel E Embre.. 1061, 512 Marsha, Lot 28 8. E 201 of 29 81k B. Henry J. Gainey & WI Annie to Jupiter Wy, CB, Penelope C Bl vd . , LW West Altamoote HIS., Sec. Three, Wm. T. Jenkns & *1 Shirley At.. E Poole, 9 68. Ba lIlt, LW 566.800. S' Of W 250' Of S 150' of Lt 25, Larry C Baker, 9 35, 701 E 8th DISSOLUTIONS Rosario J. Testagrossa & WI McNeil's Orange Villa, $25,000. St.. Sent., Cynthia Keilt. 1 56, 7039 Su zaone to Woodr ow Conahan & WI Clifford M. Duncan & WI Li nd Marc Bennett & Irene a Williams Ave Penelope, Lot 6 Spring Oaks Un. to Elwyn C. Diehl & wt Sandra J, Punjapor Witlenmyer & Ernest diamond and the firit three discards were easy. lie chucked a heart and two Dealer: West of - SOUTH • Q 42 9 4A9 Vulnerable: Neither 3:35 01)(17) MOVIE 'Toverich' (1937) I RESTLESS __________ and ran the suit rapidly, West followed the second • 542 4K 8 7 5 portant. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -_- . WE collection * - UlIDONAHUE iSO MY THREE SONS .1 7 Q MOVIE Marlin H. Harris, (marr.), Lot 112. Vietnam (part Ii l52(17) RAT PATROL (WED) Harry A Sambrook, 1171. Windward Sq., Sec 7. 553.900 .11 (3 5) STREETS. OF SAN FRAN. Bayberry Br , CO, Nellie' A 5:30 to Hi Acres, Inc., Lot 703 Spring Cisco Ronald C C ook , sgl to Donald C. Sutherland, 531, Daytona Etch Oaks Un. H, (i0SUMUERSEME8TEA ( 1 ) Cook, sql., from cen. 'i sec -cot of Elmer P4,, Broomfield, 513. Box 10: (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Joseph J. Scalisil w4.A)pato Sec 1171 37 etc., $100. 3123. LW r1'ude - J. Cs S 77;' t' 0 '4t,iicate hI men ('TUE) -'. me E. Carmlchae CharlesA Bye&wfCharlotteto same use Dan s had to track a young 5:35 Pamela L.. Lot 4, 81k 8.Charter Ray Crank & *4 Elizabeth, Beg, at woman who knows too much about F• Joseph Deming. I is. 775 Oaks, Un. Two, 553,100. (17)uT PATROL(THU) NE cor. of Lot 20, run Nil deg 43 Hacienda Vill. WS, Mildr ed E them P James S. McCoy & *4 Bridget E mm. W 1762' S 30 deg. $4' etc., 81k Lawrence, 8 37, Bit 227 Lk Wry H 35d -12 (17) NEWS 5:55 IgAr 400 -John W'-McCtnryt 33 718 ).NIXQLAIS.DANCE THE. . (17)WORLDAT43JIG5(WIO) Lot I & Wva of 9. 91 B, R 1PIllit-01 Equity Realty Inc to George F. Chateau Le Ma Mirror Lake id, $34,000. ' Haniman, master of stage illusion. expands igl., Un. 211, Smith. 7 55. same (I (4) POPI- GOES TH E COIJP4TR'r Charles F. Boyd & *4 Mild red to Capistrano. 11.4,400. the Concept. of dance to includ, a Peter 0 'Davis, 3 59, 551 E Samuel E. Francis (Marr.)'Lot 1, kaleidoscope of motion, light . Color Michael J. Kuester & *4 Wanda Semoran Blvd. No 0 21. FP, (3(4) PORTER WAGONER (TUEI 61k B. Lynwood Rev.. 134.000. andsoundsnthispertormancefrom to Patrick McCor-iaqhy, sql., W 36' Mary M Easterling, 1157, 2315 _____________________________________________________ Howard A. Hagen & WI Lot is & E dl' Of II. 81k M, Falmouth Rd. Mild, 'Geraldine to Emory G. Pusey &wf LongwoodPark, $41,500 Wm. R. Downham I, wI Dottie West led a diamond. South could mark West with bOth missing kings as part of his opening bid so he overtook dummy' s nine of diamonds - you' re playing favoirites, they The old adage, " Too many relationships, 9-24-80 Cler mont Dr., Lk Mary, Regeana run W 168' etc., $100. Therefore, the defense started with four spade tricks. On the fourth spade everyone chucked a club. Q do well today, but tasks of which you're not particularly 22 ) You're a good worker today, fond may be given a lick and a provided there isn' t too much. promise. Keep an even keel. out Washington Jr.. Beg S65,S'N Al 20' king and returned the suit. NORTH •$7 6 , detail Involved. Uttle corn- ' ( 1938)Jo.rtCra*Iord Spencer 1"cy 9:00 S15y,000 W Of S'4 Sec. post Of Sec. 1021-31, . possible you're reading too 2:40 * 4:00 0 4 G1LLIGAN'S ISLAND 0 JOHN DAVIDSON 7 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (MON )- 1 NEWS (I)OMOVIE Mannequin (B/W) Hugh OBrian. Elko Sommer A 'pace-age detective Invesligalel Ihectisappearanceofafamousgem . LICK 24(10 MATH PATROL (THU) 11 (17)1 DREAM OF J EA NNIE - .. . 24 10OVER E.Asv 12' 1'. SPACE GIANTS 10~ LET-TER PEOPLE (WED) LIGHT (7)0 NEWS 7i4. 1 - - - 3:30 24 (1 ) MATH RE LA T IO NSHIPS Ii) S) P011KV PIG 24 (1 ) PEOPLE OF THE FIRST 0 - 21 (10) V l PEOPLE (TUE. FRI) 8:30 - 0 GUIDING LIGHT . ' 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ii )5) THE FLINTSTONES - 12:15 9 0000 MORNING AMERICA 2:10 joint public performance il 117) MOVIE Search" (1972) Margaret M. Crozier Womberly, Mason, 4 60, same . much into an- insignificant happening, TAURUS (Apr il 20-May 20) Eugene 0. Hill & *4 Sharon K., Lot AIIe Lee Braswell to Aaron sql.. Lot 17, 81k 11, Townsiteot No WIN- AT--BRIDGE definitel y yo ur ally should be corrected immedia te ly, It's Kenneth B Keefer. 1152, 267 - * 0 - . 3:00 s a SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - and Pinches Zukerman in their first Wayne W Page, 831, 1220 Jack W. Reynolds & *4 Jo Ann to --m-- ' IF - -I); ( 1 71 FUNTILIE 10 ALL ABOUT YOU (MON) 14 (10 0 - 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA (1951 ) John Payne. Rhonda Flom- monic in an opening nigh( concert in honor of Isaac Stern s 60lh birthday featuring Stern. It th ak Perlman APPLICATIONS __ 1:35 - . "Live From L'iritorn- Confet-' Morita leads the New York Phmlhii'. - Nancy Marvel to . Thomas oc • A misunderstanding with one 24 (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES Philip E Jaspon, S S6, - 2501 (QCD) Joe Greenspun to Austin Ave * Dellono, Cynthia A, Country Club Corp. to Jimmy R. Foremost Prop . Inc Lots I, 3, 5. Senger, 1019. R k ll Cl Font enot & *4 Judy 0-, Lots 1617 8. 5 Rolling Lane, 5100 Dale M Young, 556, 825 S 1$, 61k 26, Crystal Lake Winter Fred L. Wimberly II, sql to Wymore ,No SA. AS Debra L Homes. 581.000. .' . ARIES (March 21-A pril 19). 8:00 .Ø CAPTAIN KAt1GAR0o t ~ 35 )BUGSBUNNY .1 1 VILLA ALEGRE(R) -12 17 I LOVE LUCY 0 .- 2:50 0 7 0 NEWS 0 4 TODAY -, - 00000 MORNING AMERICA )I (3 5)TOM AND JERRY . 24(10)DlCKCAv 24(10) INSIDE/ OUT (MON) 34(10ALLAaOuTYOU(1uE) 24 (1 MATH RELATIONSH)PS (WED, FRI) 24 )10(COVERTOCOVER(THU) 12 (17) FREEMAN REPORTS 7:30 * NEW DAY 12:00 0 4 CARSHARKS 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (1975 ) Bradford Dilimen, Joanna ' * THE WORLD TURNS AFTERNOON 7:25 04. TODAY IN FLORIDA .* 2:30 It (35) VJDAL 8ASSONS YOUR 17) FUNTIME 12:00 iii 0 CBS LATE MOVI E 8u birdman Abe Arthur H. Olson etc. to Wm. F. 1.81k B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 12, L. Howell, 356, same Cashion & wt Marie E I Lot 11, 0 Aloma Acres, $115,000, don't pop up to haunt you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. politics _________ 81k H, Spring Lake Hills, Sec. 3. . '' first-soTha( they,,_, now that's normaL-f(*-you,,,1 on working. '. 4. REAL PEOPLE Featured.a Deccatexine Constr. Corp. $173 disease at, tW time and you attendants or other medical Dec. 21) Some of your friends ones feel wanted and IM- _________ . ) a re a hit more sensi ti ve than usual today. If they feel - - deposit in the first place. If happens, the ambulance plications may cause you to 'Family involvements today ______ :'( accident or something else SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- outsiders, Make your loved I 'I what caused the calcium lose the pa tience for which will afford you greater you are noted. . pleasure than activities with ________ _______ ______ t,'i .-Oct. As&klates can be led today but they cannot be pushed in efforts where teamwork Is appoint 13ERNARP CE , BAD Ll VERY BAFP LIE' - LIBRA (Sept. If you're ever in an red. Don't automati call y What you enjoy doing you'll 43 . 11 will prove helpful to you in se veral areas. _________- - a person you no .1. _____ through . I ° - C-> UIIW 14.4 ,y will turn out to be a very good friend, injury: The answer to your - - ----- -- - - - ----- 125.000• 24 (I 0) LETTER PEQPl.E lFfIll.. 14 J iO)SESAMESTREET(R) - * 24 (10) ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (WED) 34(10) FEELINGS (FRI) 11:45 24 (10) MATH PATROL (MON. WED) 24 (10) MATH RELA TIONSHIPS (TUE.THU) FRI NDS (R) - --1' 24 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC :24 10 STORYBOUND(THU) Llf 351 FRED FLINTSTONE AND E~\J ' It I 10) FOOTSTEPS (MON) MATH PATROL(MON) 241O1 INSIDE/ otJT(TuE, FRI) 14 (101 BOOKBIRD (WED) 7:00 8 4 TODAY 50 MORNING NEWS 7Q GOOD MORN1NGAMERICA "Second Chance" Debb, Morgan 8:00 t)Mt of SE, of Sec 23 1929 etc., era goodies life has to offer, It because you have a blood you shouldn't continue tolead - would be wiser to pay off pressure of a normal active life and keep over 54. They'll SEPTEMBER ' -- -- -- ---- -- - - WJD? 'NJ WJ CLARJW' / - bracelet that shows what your Newton L wt Eleanor. B I Lot 6 & ' 12 (17) SANFORD AND SON .__. s 0 24 6:55 i0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA . 2:00 0 4 PASSWORD PLUS 8:45 34 (10) A.M. W EA THER • . 0 4 ANOTHER WORLD 11:30. 1 (1,) FAMILY AFFAIR (MON. r 0 LOVE BOAT LAe FaIhe, Like Son' Robert Mandan, Ran. 4ph M&ntoolh, - Don't Push Me Rodd-Uc0owali, Tammy Grimes , ii 5 PTL CLUB WED- FRI) iIZ (17) MOVIE Golden Boy (1939) Wiii,arn Holden. Barbara Stsnwytk A young violin piayer lurni to boxing to find his fortune. falls in love with his managers girl and learns what file is teeny about (10) DICK CAYETT Guest Larry .2. Milam & WI Judy 0 to water OPaks, Sweetwater Shores Thunder TrI. Mtid , Carla j personnel won't think you're have normal lung function, Before treating yourself to the in a state of shock' just there Is no reason at all why YOUR BIRTHDAY _____ an Identification card or of some previous Infection or Then ByBFRNICEBEDEOSOL jJJ. most Basically , one make usual blood pressure is on It. question really depends on ____ __________ V 0 _____ .", , -.-- _________________ ' t'' -- % I' . II would Seminole Prop Ltd to Stanley L Fesperman & *1 Patricia Ann. Lot d, $479U) A, & NO 03' of 5. 81k A, The Jean W. Schill, Wid to Peter J. 372 Springs 4.ive Oak Villaqe, %99,50 Easton & wt Linda , Lot Spring Oaks, Un. 3. $6OJOO & BML Inv., A. Barbara R. Edwards sql., Lot 13, -JInvestments erome Feinsteln, that part Of 81k A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. it NE' of Sec. 311930 Within $95900 Sanford Grant L N of ACIL RR etc., The Huskey Co. to Jules S. Klein, etal. 1250,000. sql Lots 2 & 2A, 81k 8, Swert ungs suggestion provided by a calcifications in represent the heal in g process reader last year. Get yourself I ______ - , I .24 s 0 THE PRICE )S RIGHT ' Q LOVE BOAT (A) 5 () ED ALLEN I I 13 51 NEW ZOO REVUE * 1:45 24 (10) MATH RELATIONSHIPS 24(10I4ATHPATROL(TUE) 24 10 INSIDE! OUT(WED) -34 (I I L ETTER PEOPLE (THU. - 11:00 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 11:60 Govt. Lt 3, of Sec 21 19 29 etc., Frances to Carl E. Amt and Catherine A. Mur ph y, .It..ten. Lot fl, 81k A, Spring Valley F orms, Sec. Two, $112,000. H S. Mussolwhite Jr. to P.R.N. been inactive for years. skin is usually shut down. __ __ ___ ___________ 11 ,-- - -E lMPOSSl&E DEAIi READER - There for causes are many calcifications in the lungs. Old question about getting enough the result of childhood circulation to a part such as tuberculosis w hi ch may have 57 " t19.500 Nancy ...Charles. 0. RIchardson & WI - 7, Crystal Lake Winter Homes calcified lymph nodes can be - 56 - course, the sensation f hot or cold depends on (tIC blood flow though the - .ANICE. ONCEYOUPUTThE AOORESSOFTHAT G(NC,To LOOKING MONEY IN1'E ,çpMPAN?.' BUYIT? THEIR PROO.XT I. IP4TER5TE0lP.I'2 47 48 - . (MOP .24(1 )STORYBOUNO(TUE) .14,loiMATH PATROL(WED) 24 10 INSIDE I OUT (114(J) 24 10 ALLABOUTYOUFRI) 24(1 )ALLA9OfflYOUHU) 12 17) MOVIE . • 10:30 • -s OALICE(R) 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY(A) 8:30 tions of a dancer (2 His) - )P 0 FAMILY.FIEUO 11(35) RHODA Bailey Lot 13, AdelI Park.. lit lo Ros em ary A Laudanol Donald Springs, Lake Oaks Sec . 111.500 PeIer__A___PWAhaw-Repr - Est - R Brown Jr ,-Lots 1111,14'L 15, Elik the least amount oLbIood_0(__ working or. reLiript? - 49 50 51 Dan Way Inc. to Charles Wm - so,k together. tight tot the alien- 7,3cj (41 T1CTAC DOUGH -5'-OTOTELLTHETRUTH OTHE00000UPLE (1)35LIVE 10BooKBIRo(MoN) 10 MATH PATROL(TUE, FRI) j ) MATH RLATIONSHIPS 8:25 " ' 1:30 24 (10) MATH RELATI0HSH!P! DAVID LETTERMAN 0 4 8:05 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:10 i ( I 7 ) WORLD AT LARGE (1) Hall"(C) (1959) Jeff ChandW. Jack Palance Two enemies. forced to 34 (10) MACNEIL / LENRER REPORT ii (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 10:00 • Andres hwart so they're likely to get would your opinion be On ___________ FERGuG,ON,C)IC2'POU 'THIS IS 0AUGHTER, VERONICA .1 . • One factor have s calcium deposit in the lungs. My question is, wili thiS - - - 44 45 46 -:7 _______ _______ - feet. that determines blood flow Is ______________ - ' E43 1 . .. • . WED.FRI) 24 (10( MATH 'RELATIONSHIPS (T . 5YOU8ETYOURLJFE 17 GREEN ACRES OSPECTRUM(TUE) OBLACKAWARENESS(WEDI '5 0 THIRTY MINUTES (THU) 5 0 HEALTH F1ELD(FRI) U SUNRISE t1(17)0PENUP(1UE) 5) Movie "Tan Seconds To t ,is SOTHE LAWANDYOU(UON) . J . Lot 5, BIk F, Winter Woods Un Johnson. a woman who repairs winMiles SvnRiseErectoi-slnc.,,ojam,s 0 525.000. does on the Empire Slate Buildi ng A. LIoyd,8. *1 Jul* L , Lot 113, Diane & Ass * Inc to R,lph P• 0 JOHN SCHNEIDER B.$,CX 12:30 (QCD) Arthur W Hanson Su nrise Un. 2A 5.33.900. Marconi & Barbara A Crowe, Lot (1 TOMORROW Guests David Arthur W. Hanson & Helen C-. Lot HOME John Schneider. Ray Aaron Zeiger 8 *4 Marilyn to 7 Bik I, Unrec Plat Lake Kathryn 20, 81k 0, Columbus Harbor, Doka president of the National Charles and country-western singer Abdulmohsen't El Jeaan, Lot Ii, Park 5th Addn, $65,500. Association lot the Advancement of $ ioo Barbara Mandrell pay a musical 61k 0. Spring Lake Hills, Sec. White People. and Don Black The Greater Constr Copi' to tribute to the State of Georgia Raymond Gratowski 8 *4 Rose Three. $120,000 7 0 EIGHT 1.9 ENOUGH Aunt - grandwizardoliheKukluikian to Judy Barrett, sql., Lot 10, 81k D. Neftall Laboy & v.4 Helene R .Lot RichardM.SaIVa&WI Sandra to o, repi . Mandarin Sec One, Vivian lakes Iho enliro family to 1:00 Summerset NE, Sec 2.151.500 John W. Lahey & wt Frances SoPil, $76,000 Hawaii, in the hopes of reconciling Traditional Contr• to Glenn C!) 0 POLICE WOMAN While Durling R Smeltzer & wt Mary Lot 32. Wekiva Hills, Sec., Three, SgI-, Lf Tom with the father who deserted trying to locals the grandchild of 36, Verne Chaney s d $101,000. 0 to Gary S Elefante, sgt . W1 of him thvly years ea'lier ri (R) Crowley's best friend, Pepper St um%395 higher levels. 36 15, 81k 8, Spring Valley Ests . Fit Addo, develop heart attacks and my problem is a calcium - - *illlam!. Law III WI & t he changing political system ABC NEWS protessional roller-skating learn, a Thomas M. Cunningham & wt Scm. Prop Ltd to Wm Frederick E Killgore&wt Jill to Lot 7 part of man whose hobby is going through Susan M., Lot 50, Sleepy Hollow Frank R Neuman Jr & *1 Brenda New-ton I *1 011ie, ceiebrities' garbage, strokes than people with. 25 28 - ______ _________________________________ - _________________________________ - 31 32 33 35 1461900. means you're less likely to firefighter In a large city and -. Palm Springs Sec I SIS.00o. Harold A. Sligner Jr I WI Jeanne, Andrew E McCaw, mdiv . Lot 77 Howell Branch Woods 1ru-stee to Bruce R. DEAR DR. IAMB - lam a deposit. I wits overcome lately and whi le be ing Yes, the creased pressure hospital they X.rayed me for may cause you to have cold chest pains. I was told that 1 34 . I. . .- Gene P. Celeste& wt Bonnie 10 City Station, York,- NY 10019. - arteries. If your blood' N C. Lawcence Jr. & Forrest I Oreene to James E 11:00 0. 4 BULLSM 5 a P.M. MAGAZINE j-, 0 JOKER'S WILD I 1. (3 5) BARNEY MILLER Mellonville Ave., etc., in Sec. 31- Mose & wfCheryl 0•, Losts 91 10. Hofgil ey Jr. & WI Judith A,. Lot 32 nlk*t.San4endosh.5b,aeauh,u[. & E 20' of 31. etc. 81k E. Repi Send your request to mef. in ITfIk)l& I'M 4 deg W of Cenfr. infersec. Clelery a long, stamped, 4 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAC (WED) 0 T BJLLIEWALKER(THUI 0'.4COUNTRVCARNtVAL(FRI) ii OJONEWS jy HIU. 5 J.I. PEOPLE 121 17, NIQHTQALLEY . . 11:30 TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson Gusl OnLeti 0 CAMPAIGN COINTDOWN Wallet Cronliil. and various correspondents r.pot on the card. ' 7:00 James E Lee, Inc to Larry 0 Drew & Virginia, Lots 451 19. Seminole Lake wt Brenda, Lot 28, Shadow Woods, $9Ii to Courtney Ashton Investments Racw-ay, First Addn. 126 AM Inc.. Lot 1. Weklva Hills, Sec. Six, Dan Way Inc to James P Kirk Arthur Wm Furner & wt Susan $93.500. Pa tr i ck 8*1 Lynea A., E 20'01 Lot to Norman Trowell & wt Lee .. (QCD) Barnetf Bk Orl WP to Lot 163, Wrenwood His. Un 2, 30. etc0. Replat of Sanora Un 1 & 2, Robert E. Newell Tr. Beg. 1 iii' 152,900 . Box 1551, Radio 14 1])(35)THEWCLDoFPFOPLE Clement'Alenovitz & *4 EIiz. tO Richard me ynrves1ty of W i sconsin Mem oriot Union (R ) 10:30 .foh P. Knolla & wf Rose M. to Homes Inc.. Lots 13 & 49. Cedar $60,000, ' Inclined to develop fatty- - care of this newspaper, P.O. - - Sharon L. Shafer. wid,, Commence J A 5awer , wt Barbara H . apt at SE cor. of Lot 5, Nelsons Lake Jessie Bradley, sgl. Lots 10 81 It- G A Sant r, Un 4 Olk G, Sandlewood Lockhart sd, SID00. View HIS., Amended PIat,m Condo, %31,300.' .. than people wlth1I11iiib1OOd self.addressnvè1oPëiOrIt , - 13 u wa _______ _______________________ e Abrams Jr., sql. to factors that control the pressure level and their significance. Other readers w ho want this issue can send ______________________________ . Blood Pressure. It will give normally have low blood pressure which is not a result of disease such as shock or ern tend to some other jrobl' - - r- r- r- ç- ' I 0 - - hn N. Chang 8. WI Victoria A.. Ridge 5(1, Un. III, 528.300. * 6:00 LOt 653, Spring Oaks Un 5, 576,500. Tompkins Dev• to Ernesto I. 0 ' U NEWS Wrerco Homes Inc. to Richard Torres & wt Anriabella 0., Lot 9S 4 (10) IT'S EVERY- BOOY$ SUSlD. Ill, MCL4ughlin &Un. WI 3. Sharyn Roy L. Lesh &WI Dofhy to Lot Wrenwood 3rd A..Garden Lack Ests., Un. One, NESS Carey E. McDonald & A. Dale Addn, 553.300 t (17) CAROL BURN AND McDonald. W 25' Of L 228 E 37.5. Wm Stephens etc• trustees FRIENDS Charles R. Perry I WI Diane R. Jordan Missionary Baptist Church of Lot 21, 81k 3. Sanlando The to Stanley J Walvicic I WI Cynthia to ROald W & Judy 0 Riggs. W 6:30 Suburb Beautiful, All. - Sec., L. Lot 5, Markham i. itaj,o. 34' H ui'; 81k 3,Te 19, Sanford, NBC NEWS Fl Resid. Comm., Inc. to Claude 5. 0 CSS NEWS R oy L Lesh & WI Dorothy to 0. Murrah III & WI Barbara i., Lot ABC NEWS Martha A. McDonaId L A," Oal4_ Terry T Baker, sql to Rob er t B. 1c5)SANFORD ANDSON McDonald, Lot 20 & w 125' of 21, 76 Tiberon Cove, U3,000. Bilk 3, Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., Associated Bldg. Contr. 10 4' Of 5, Blk 0, Amended Plat of NESS Bobby M. Sharp, SQl. Lot 2. Her. O lmstead & Miller 5 d. 131,500 1 (I 7) BOO NEWHART mitage, Un. One, $151,000. Frink W. Clay & WI Dorothy to J. Powell Eaton 8 *4 Lucille to Eugen ______ _____ DEAR the mirse is right. People who . (QCD) Robert 0. Berry to Urwla H. Berry, Lot 6. . CoI nadeS. Second Sec., Lamb j cold hands and feet? 50 Unemployed acting - • physical which confirms it. I'm -37, Can the low blood 45 Hotels 46 Border 48 Unit of work poem I every other year type ' TV . . . I - • 0 physical shape and- celle 51 last letter 9 Strike lightly 28 Barnyard 53 lifetime 10 Barrel (abbr) - sound 54 Strive with 11 tonfide 29 Butcher 12 College 32 400. Roman 55 New Deal 36 Actress Louise 37 Kidnap I-3-1 'I do about it? I feel I'm in ex- 4 Pipe fitting 25 Division of a health (prefix) blood pressure. What should I Dismount the diner 27 More holy- 35 Of India contraction 22 Egypt (abbr) Valley, Un. 4. $ 33,000 FranI J. Margarella & WI Edith Residential Comm to john 1. Bonnie i. Gardner; sgl, to to Paul R. Schwab & WI Carol L. McHugh, i Un, 10 Escondido. Charles S. Gardner & wi Grace, Lot 54, Winter Springs Un. 2, sec. V. sei. Lot $71 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox SIOL000 Norm Ridge Corp. to Maronda REAL ESTATE Hunt Sec. Three. thinks I'm lucky to have low zodiac - title - rejected when I went to donae blood. My pressure 86 ov& . The. nue W Im 42 Rush hour at Netherlands 23 Jane Austen et Healthy Mafl DEARDR.LAMB-Ihave 40 Sign of the s I . Wednesda* Sept. 24; 1$O-5C 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5 Annapolis (abbr) 21 Margarines Box top 6 Speaks (abbr) 5 husband Graduate o- 38 _____ - 19 I Sights nationality - by Mort Walker - 'TôrIIGHT' Fl. Herald, Sanford, '°° _______________ M 16 Jackies 2nd 36 Poetic DOWN - - _____________________________________________________________________________________ _ 18 Deutschland 59 Exist - I a AAATTER A OF RECORD ____________________________________________________ IA0 ! a -,) .- Cold Feet, I'Iands a u n 9 Wear out 47Povert.wer 10 Having spines agency (abbr.) I 13 American 49ActressTaylorfj;I I. Nib Stock 52 Attempt Pa 5 I 5 LIE Exchange 55 Rise and fall o I I ü (abbr) I I0N I I 58 Pqtting in 14 Sleeping gear - - i I Ic pl4ce. " - Evening E H MINE - _______________ Answer to Previous Puzzle - /',. • ___ suffix (A OOQR.TO. oR EER - ' by . -. 4C- BLONDIE . .. -----.----- -----•• . - '... .. • ..... . . * -- �4 _4 - - 4 - S.4 Pb 4 . a I — ._-._... 6 C--EveningHerald,,Sanford Fl Li era I Wedtwtday, Sept 24, 1910 lourft~iana-Trea, t,l. lIv Takes iiie t Scrumptious is the word to describe Banana Sponge Cake' This recipe takes th e cake too hefl it comes to beating Food price infl ition Eggs help to make this cake economical to Nike. They're a real budget pleasir buy, At 90 cents a dozen Lar g e egg are only 60 cents a pound' I gs also add protein and other important nutrients to Itaana Sponge Cake a claim not all desserts can make. But, the virtues of the egg do not stop there. Beaten egg whites act IS Ile avening agent to give this feather light cake its towering stiluiiie You could serse this luscious but light, cake to dieters on sour fall party guest list too' Although it's delicious plain - I (. calorie counters iand sponge cake connoisseurs alike) might In inediwiti saucepan combine bro"n sugar, milk and enjoy a slice topped with fresh Fruit. Banana Sponge Cake peanut butter. Cook over medium-high heat until mixture boils and sugar is dissolved, stirr in g occasionally. Stir in nuts. Remove from heat and allow to stand about 5 minutes to cool slightly. Drizzle over cake and allow to drip down sides Let cool before serving. could also be dusted with powdered sugar, topped with sshippt'd cream or coat ed with th e crunchy Peanut Glaze th at iccotiup 1111(5 this reci pe Putk a topping to suit your guests and add some fun to yo ur r • I OP . Rum adds . Special fla v or to the Accompanying mint marinade. Parthenon Cake is a family recipe handed do for generations at tompanied b a 'rum derful M}k000s ShakeC . Decorate o -tablee Witu posters of the Parthenon Or other ints of interest Then, have the famib do some reading about Gr eece h rson can contribute. ' an interesting fact no Oflre else I 00%', MARIN,%TFI) SB Silk FBAB 2 pounds of lamb cut iri 4 medium onions hal v ed and arti'ls a4 cooked 1 large green pepper , it I lfl squat CS 16 cherry tomatoes can I 10 ounces - • 4 ' I • " t • • - • vegetables. In cept rice. Heat to -. saucepan, combine I I a - 5 PiecePlace Setting of . Stoneware' • ANd mixing-bowl beat egg whites, cream of tartar and at high speed until foarn, Add 1,2 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon lit IarVX - III sinall mixing bowl beat egg yolks at high speed unt il th ck and lenion-colored, about 5 minutes. Add mashed banana inixtureand rernain trrn-'~, cup sugar and beat well until sugar ii (h."olved. Gentl%, but thoroughly, fold yolk mixture into "hites. Siftabout I . cup flour over egg rTiJxture and gently fold tit just tintil flour disappears. Repeat, folding In remaining flour flour batter into ungreased 10-inch tube Pan. Gently circle batter once with I inetal spatula or knife to break any - - i I ' ' r : • DELICIOUS 13ACK I • OARA14TEEI I TI : JUiCC I and one-third cups unsifted all-purpose flour cup sugar _________ DE : DETERGENT • 49oz BOX - III lar~e bowl combine shreds of wheat bran cereal, milk and SAVES ii' I RISK GREEN Calif. Grape:2. . . UAW • SAVE Ii' CALIFORNIA 24 NAIL 3i cup quick or old-fashioned oats, uncooked. I 2 cup chopped onion 1 i cup chopped apple One-third cup raisins One-third cup finely chopped peanuts One-third cup ketchup I egg 2' teaspoo ns curr po der 1 1-i temapoons cinnamon poo I' A 18 COMPARE . to' SAVE Ii . . FRESH S F - Rolls LIS A, $1-58 ______________________ . I cup %-heat gerin 1 packitge u 16 ounces i any flavor granola 2 cups unsift ed all pur pose flour Piteapoons baking soda 1 -i teaspoon salt $ O PARTYFLAKL 2PK98" 'I IS lOot PASIKY PKU)I --SAVE 40' A LO CENTER CtJf-nrt,-f Sirloin Steak. 4 - Beef for Stew Foyi SA VE 20' A LO FRESHLY I LBS 11 OVER . 2 i,n Ground Beef uck Roast. . . LB$188 • - I S . . -'. LB SAVE 20 A 18 $ 38 99C,259 79' . SAVE tO' 25 LOS Frito Lay . . . . . • . Wesson Oil Nilla Wafers . . . . Sanka Coffee ' SAVE- SAVE 10' ISot MIXED SAVE 35' ibü. DIET RITE O 29 SAVE 6' 13 Sao NABIS0 R.C. Cola DEPOSIT. — teaspoon seasoned Pepper GENERIC . . . • . JIFFY SALMON PtZL4,8 , S . I,o*t . - • SAVE b — SAVE TO'. S 1 Nestea Tea Mix .... 2T 3 9" Post Toastles ... 89" Potatoes SAVE *2' ISo: BAVE 8 pimiento-st uf fed olives, chopped TOTAL 6513 215oz 68 . SAVE 14,15i WHITE ANGEL P 000 Duncan SPIC 'N SPAN 3/61 FisI MICH DETERGEIqT $188 X6127 $135 BOX 49oz 540Z SAVE Orange Juice. 3/99" CASCADE 0 Chicken Bologna. 88`C TOWELS 91 45 39 (I 0 • NI ( OH 141 85 . SQ. IFT each yello kANt I 9t . $149 • - .. VV • • - - Arrid Roll-On. d1 II ' - . .. $119 SAVE 20' 22oi PAIITMY PRIDE Coffee Creamer. . $129 SAVE Ii' i6o: OSAGE 6 BlaCkeye Peas. . 3/$1 SAVE 50'. 750 ML. SAVE 16' Sol ITALIAN Girellf Lambrusco.'6199 Kraft Dressing ... 5T I (Lip varuuiii p.o boit' 1 69 MINI PADS 4 $229 $169 - 30 COUNT SAVE 40' ked ctht',it gt'rli. r'-gtil,ir or sugar tnt V I hakuti0 SIShI 1 (ti t) butter 1 1 -3(tilx, butterinilk NEW FREEDOM PADS - *Iv Toothpaste MAXI Pa t up.,, flour I'ATN* l'kItsI ' I egg 2 teaspimill." port. % iiijillil extract Chocolate Icing wlivat gurti, lilid iiiialnut garnisi Mix flour with wheat gerin, soda and sugar fit lar~v bowl Ilea( butter, cocoa and buttermilk, stirring often, until butter Collibille %%Itli wheat gerin mixture Mix in I-ii i1ril l %arullis Turn into ("o greased 8-inch round la)er vake pan.,, liaki,ill 400-degrtv oven 20 to 25 ininutes until top springs back scheri liglitis tout tut'd in center Cool In parts 5 tubules tnelLs ICtitIoVi' frouii anti finish toolIng on rack Spread tO)S (If layers with (lu(,colate u- brig Stack Sprinkle top with cche1t SAVE 40' 21o, COMSTOCK $1" weet `PAVt 15 n I 1 Low . , , ,ugar r ecip . 15"1 lit I I 1 1 61 R ON ( HICKI N ny Pen 000 5/$1 hAl, t 24, 14os ASSORT[ 0 VARIt I Its Kai KanDOG FOOL) and inilk glilLe over sides of cake This kitchen-tested It' I 8-Inchi cake Chocolate Icing e 3/$1 - C ombine 6 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons cocoa and 3 tablespoons Euillii Heat to boiling. Nllx In 2 cups powdered sugar and k& cup wheat germ. SAVE 30- 40.s Peter Pan, PEANUT BUT-FER 279 $ M"WELL HOUSE DISHWA6HER pizzas. DETERGENT n o a JAR WITH THIS COUPOM WOD WITH THIS CoUpotit GOOD WITH THIS CMPON QMD 0 SAVE 104 3. tablespoons water I package(10 oz.) Japanese style "get&Nu with a nasoned SANKA COFFEE PAMPERS ME DIAPERS. 1 LB E.P. OR DRIP WITH THIS COUPON GOOD sauce. 1auImra.....s sm1u vegetables. Bring toafullboU over medlUmtle*t5 IepIr$Ung vegetables with a fork and stirring frequently. Reduce heat; cover and smmer3niinu&ServeowrhoICooked rice, U desired. Makes about 3 cups or 3 senthgL 8 12 COU11"Itill" OVER141TE 1111 WITH THIS COUPOM GMD I upa._lI 1 a. 0 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE PORK & BEAms 10ox JAR 'WITH THIS COUPON GOOD I•UU.._.NNSpP 14oz SAVE 241 £ S S S. add CUP of concentrate. Mix well; cup thawed frozen lemonade concentrate or (range JuiI(t' concentrate for luiieadt' concentrate Use yellow 1sI coloring for IA'Iliofi Petal Tart, use 2 drops Arrid Spray SAVE Theo Kuhnel ... French Fries cut $115 . -SAVE 10 ISo: P50 11515 P0*1W PAS - SAVE 60'- 750 ML LIEBF*AM1L H Apple Pie (MRS. SMITH). . ]BEER Carlo Rossi (WINE). .6499 SAVE 4' 26oz FROZEN . KLEENEX SAVE 60' 3 LITER ROSE OR RHINE SAVE 4'. 32aa FROZEN ORE IDA 1111111LE GENERIC hill ' VARIATION To make lA'nIorl or Orange Petal Tarts ' otexLigh t Days ERLANGER SAVE 80' 3 LITER CHABLIS 5' So: FROZEN PANTRY PRIDE SASP Roll Sausage. *168 14oz PORK &. ISot P50 1 YKI SAVE 30' ISo: P50 S(JrINYIAND Hot ON Mitt, pr_ SAVE 10' 12o: FROZEN CHEESE. SAUSAGE — MUSTARD . -. li:ncatk reconstitute leftover concentrate siibtittt' S Cooked Ha M (SLICED So, P50 PANTRY PRIDE 6 PACK$ 12oz N.R. BTL SAVE 20' COMET CLEANSER To' - about I ( - tit) water to each 99t YOUR SAVE 20' 6 Pse Cream Cheese. SAVE 189 1111— MR. CLEAN LIQUID $139 SAVE 36' 30* INSTANT NOTE 10"N"' Fyne 15pred. Oleo - 38" FOR SAVE 6 1.35 SAVE 14' iSo, WHITE WHOLE SAVE SAVE to' lot PKG.QUARTERS $ — '.' 4 - SAVE 20' I So. BOWL FLEISCHMANS •1. sI': I es I dozen tarts. SASI 4,, CHOICE • . • • • TWO LITER P(JMPNI(anAp4oNIxTl4AHoIt) LB ,• , 65 SQ. IT PRINT OR ASSORTED FREE PEPSI LIGHT SAVE "S AND PRICI S(jOOI) *1 1) 411IN(IIIJIS Sipf t o 1980 M SAVE 20' A LB Cotta e Cheese I 80Z ASS'T. - 2 TO LBS top thawed frozen liiiit'ade concentrate IIIIStUre . Folger's Coffee. $557 140 ' 4 drops green food coloring Ileat overi to,350 degrees F. For base an(] topping, vollit),I)e oaLs, sugar ant.1 butter in sinall bowl; flux well. Spread in tingreased shallow baking pan; toastat,150 degrees F about to [""lutes. Cool, stirring occasionally. Reserve I & cup oat for topping. Spoon I roUnd tablespoon remaining oiit inixture into 12 inetbuin paper-lined Inuffill cups. Freeze about minutes. For filling, conibine ice cli concentrate and food coloring; mix well. Fill each prepared paper-lined inuffin cup about I I full. Sprinkle elich withabout I teaspoon reserved oat inixture. Freeze about 2 hours or until firin. Serve in paper SKINNED f, DEVEINED 3 •- - LIVER, SAVE 10 A SAVE 2 LB REQ.. E.P. OR DRIP 8P1' 9 1-3rd cup firmly packed brown sugar It cuir) butter or margarine, melted Filling: 9 - pints s anillim itt' rearim, soften ed RAVE Dole Pineapple. . 7 "1 1 SAVE 101 I SAVE 301 A LB SAVE 20as CRUSHED. SLICED OR CHUNKS SAUCE COUNT . (111) quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked • S 11P1 rs ((?(il'ON S I I) I PP 24 I lIMO I'll S St Pt • (IMI y'o ,Si tO Si I) OH MONt I 001) • BEEF SAVE 20'. 32o: CUP ALL VARIETIES AXELROD - S :1 cups cooked rim . . LEM PFTALTARTS Ilase arid Topping. 1 LB PKG, • • • SLICED SELECTED 13AKIING HENS KRA T 2 niMutn apples, peeled, cored, and slimd C • Livers U ft - 38 $2 M4aSII Chicken • . . LARGE - OZ.) Salmon ... (J.S.D.A. GRADE A : . MEAT NKS a - Fried Chicken. •:st urs Isat, juice anti a glass of 11111k for a total breakfast This kitchen-tested reciDe iiiakes 24 four-inch cookies. Turkey Ham 2103 FP.ISH S To -. LB SAVE- Sot FREEZE DRIED Nutter Butter ... 991C I cut) sliced celery Ln5l : golden Cool cookies on a rack and serve for breakfast wi th orange H SAVE- 24o* 89 -Apple Juice. . $119 "1 . SAVE 50' A I. It LA14U 0 1 HOST S140KI I) 5 TO SAVE 8' 6 So: 10511105 NACO . 1 or B utts. 5NRLB $ 38 40 In 8oz PKG. Sliced Bacon ... $ 128 Pork Loin 3 TO!, LBS e L B$14* OVER BEEF . SAVE SAVE 80' SAVES' 1 So, TOSTITOS TRADITIONAL HYGRADE : SAVE10' 12-1PKG,TYSOmsj1mAHASKtI) SMOKED SLAB BACON CRUNCHY CHEESE DOODLE 99 BOX . ell 5 in2 98 . SAVE 20' A LO RON~,JrsS BUT p . SI%VE 20' A I B. 8014ELESS 3 LBS & OVER BUY-1 GET-1 FREE DETERGENT 76 . Roll Out half of the dough at a time. Roll out on a heavily floured surface to inch thickness. Cut wi th a cookie cutter or a can into 4-inch rounds. Place on ungreased cookie sheets. ed 3504Iegree oven for 12 to 15 minutes or SAVE 40' A LB a Round Steak - WISE B • hort LAUNDRY SAVE 20 - - 28 12 CIOVURL[Al brown sugar. Beat in eggs one at a lune, beating well after each addition. Stir in vanilla, wheat germ and graniiiii1a. Stir in flour, baking soda and salt. Stir until mixture forn'ii ball of LB • ___________________________________ 10RINS0 (WITH TABS)- 7R LOAF I SAVE 22' PArIINYPRIOI • cut) firmly packed (lark brown sugar 4 dough. LB il PViNPIPI4 Layer Cake DAILY Mushrooms IIIIH1N SAVE II PARTY TYMI SPICE SAVE 21' SNOW WHITE 28" A44SJ5t Rye Bread . Slaw or Salad . PKG.48" Wit) SWILl SAVE 6' 12o: NABISCO Vegetables tablespoon oil I 3 eggs I teaspoon vanilla NOW LB 4oa Black Pepper I I can (7 oz.) tuna, drained ai br&eft.lin churAs -" ' Baby Shampoo Microwave oven directions: Place loaves in large shi glass baking dish. Cover wi th wax paper. Cook at high for 11 to 12 minutes, rotating (iish 'i turn after each 3 minutes of cooking. Drain salmon and flake, reserving liquid. Combim rewxvied salmon liquid with tomato sauce, PrIlic 11811 OrdOn AM Italian herbs in a smalLsaucepan; simmer 5 MiNtes. Spoon toffiato mixture evenly over muffins; spread with fbdW uhnon. Combine cheeses and sprMe ovw Ulftn Garlbh with chopped olive3 and green onion. Place pWu on bskft git"t E" — — I cup peanut butter YOU CAN,"'T BUY BETTER 9,80 WHY PAY MORE? 'd SAVE 20' A LB SIZE • - Ina bowl, cream butter until Fluffy. 'Stir in peanut butter and aIII •, SAVE 2" 32oi Shape to form six 4-by-2-inch loaves. Bake In large *haflow baking pan at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. 'l'his kitchen-tested recipe ma kes 6 servings. 1 (a ORGIA Potatoes LARGE - I cup b utter ICNICS ', well. 1 green onion, chopped - - . Fla. Avocados. 2 98'0 Jumbo CelerySTALK 48" SAVE I 21 SAVE 40' 14 A 0 - cu rated Swiss cheese -___________ - - 6 TO 8 LB AVG. SAVE 18' fl 0 SAVE ii' PACKED 100 COUNT Ileat over to 3Th degrees. Combine all ingredients, mixing 34 SAVE BAGS $ 29 9. 1- 0 9 SAVE 361 y Pednuts in TEA 4~ 4oz BTL. 11-i pounds grourA beef ' . - - SVM*t _____________ • PANTRY PRIDE POLISH REMOVER CURRIED MEAT LOAVES 78 Calif. Broccoli 'Roo m minfam om oo 0 meow orangt- rind. Heat well. In Small bowl mix together flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Add to cereal iiiixture, stirring only until combined. Batter will be thick. Fill I.,reasec!21 2-inch inuffincups 24 full. Bake in4OUegree oven 30 nimutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Serve warin. This kitchen-tested recipe nukes 12 muffins. teaspoon Italian herbs 4 English muffins, hstived -- SMOKED SAVE 21 FRESH 1 0 a • COUPON WITH A 67 50 OR MORE FOOD : . ORDER TOBACCO PROtXJC7SFXCtUDED W TH teasPoon salt 14 - S - - - SAVE 21 A IS RED OR WHITE it I DLESS : :I 2'.. teaspoons baking powder I. teaspoon baking soda • - --- 4—,' U 2 ti isuoons itrattd orange rind 1 can (8 ox.) tomato sauce (4 teaspoon gar li c sa lt I teaspoons Instant minced oon s I irs logs LYKES SAVE2ICALB SAVE IP • one-third cup soft shortening I can (7-~4 \t FOR - Melt butter; stir in curry powder and pepper. Add celery, apples, and almonds; saute until tender crisp, Stir in' rice and heiiii- thi-r - oughly. Stakes G servings. Good with leg of lamb, lionibay Duck, or Tandoort Chicken, or mngt lt • • 6 egg I • . • CALCU1'TA RICE 2 tablespoons butter or margarine I to 2 teaspens curry powder and 11111111V4, Blend 1111til sillooth and . Pour Into chilled cocktail glasses, If lesired, garnish with nutmeg and.ari LB BAG cups shreds of heat bran cereal Pi teaspoons salt L. teas po 'ri Lrt'unhI flh1t!Itt (round nUtnut' Or tne slices In blender container, tiiibit- ruin, eggs. sugar, hitters, ice PEANUT SUPERII- OOKIE pourn cup milk :(il orange . 4 2 cups finel c-rushed o • - APPLES I irg or 51)' litkt mnprthtattd 125 degrees F. oven until top springs back ORANGE: BRAN MUFFINS - •j - 4 dashes Angostura bitter, RED ' MONEY SHAKE 1 cup d irk run4 2 &ggs I t iblc cpoon sU ir 1 cup sugar 6 es 1 cup unsifted flour 1 cup farina 1 tablespoon baking powder Plus Savings In - EVERYTHING WE SELL HAS A I . • RECEIVE DETAILS AT STORE . beating constantly until sugar is dissolved and cc hilt-s are glossy and stand in soft peaks. Set 'aside. mite, .- done.Pour tvoled svrul) over ho t .tkt' ('si .IfltI tut Into duatiuond shapes. Mali il ers ings teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 cup fine!) chopped walnuts or pista chios - - 4i1it bossl cream butt r md sugar until light mc! fluffs Add eggs. be ItiriL sscll tUt r C Rh 'iddition Add flour farin'i b.ikin, post itt r or iOc,t pee l a n d infl tiiion Re ss ill Stir in 00th Spread ba tterr it tt Lrc it d h t\' Inch baking pan Bake it 151) dtLru E for 10 IiiItiut, 'r thOu ikc tests I tablespoon grated orange peel boiling. Pour over meat - intl vegetables, ee abIis t urning to coat all • (.tit) sugar. divided i tit) mashed ripe bananas I about 2 medium) with I tabli-spoon lemon juire ( tit) sifted all-lburpose flour at a - .• A0 M ik. !'II) b combining t ikr,uL.ir. (Inflaifloll stick. and kil(On 10 sauce pan, Bring iii t)(I Intl boil for 10 minutes Reiiiosc from he it irni stir in ruin Set i'idt to itil In large I clip butter or margarine, melted 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon dried crus h' leaves I large clove garlic, nhmnctZjtmnt 1101 cook ed rick' In shallow bak in g hsh arrange - I ' cken broth 1, cup dark run, 180 proof I ' - Culture Co ver and let marinate at least 1 hour. Mixture in,n be refrigerated o vernight.To cook arrange meat on 2 skessers and vegetables on 2 other skewers. Broil meat Ise ibs on broiler rack in pan about 4 inches from heat for 10 minures Turn and add vegetable kebabs Cook 10 minutes longer turning kebabs occasionally and brushing frequenils ij marinade 'Serve Over hot cooked rice. ice .M'ikes 4 servings. PARTHENON RUM CAKE 3 cups water 2 cups sugar 1 stick cinnamon I slice lemon ' s cup (lark rum 80 proof i ' - fall ~athvring with Banana Sponge Cake, ItAAA SPONGE CAKE ' rggs, separated Mi aii ni of tartar Greek Qn h when touched lightly with uirti - a bout 1 hour. Invert cake in pan on funnel or bottle neck Cool climplc" l ibout i hours Looseil cake from pa n with narrow sjatula or knife and gentis shake onto serving plate Drink Peanut Glaze over top and sides of cake 10 to 12 servings. Hub Just a bit of meringue between thumb and forefinger to feel if sugar is dolve(1. Peanut (ila2e:. 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 'i cup milk 'i cup Peanut butter cup chopped nuts - _ efllngHeraJdSanqordFI HO%IF%IAD}. c1twolate cake has added healthful peac h • 1 40 �-I . - V -. - ' . 'V I (V - V V V V I V . . I - . %_Ib.,- -, ~.r -. ..-,. '- 7, f ~,-:V. ,-,~'-~~ .. , . *1 I . . . Wednesday, Sept . . . i` _,'lkN ` . d . I I I . .I . I , A,(. ALW" - LB. I I F • PLO - ,,"! .. I, - ,,~~r - V V - - s . I 0 • . I I I LIMIT 7 i)OZ., PLEASE - 1) .13 25 I I F-I .14 * .,.. . ,. --V - .." BEEF - .1 V V• V - . I. , ry. U11117"RIMMI'll WHOLE OW- NA11 HUll Of THE CHUCK -- V I I . 1. , -USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE LOIN BONELESS N.Y.- -STRIPS CHUCK P , I -'L,:l;:.u; .1. j + I V I - 0" . adding he has been cnnt,'fpl ht hingunnr n. / PORK 0. 41~ CHOPS F. . HANDI-PAX (REDI MIXED) -- - --• -.- -+-— '79 - - - i.B; - .00 $ - MU COj( 20 TO 28 LLAVG. V I ! (3 LI. PKG. $2.97) V -_'LBr--- 1 V V , V 5SIRLOIl -- LB. - -- V VVV c V LB. - - FRESH OR 4 %Lftfo INfO - W.O BRAND PURE 100% (tO Li HANOI PORK LOINS SMOKED '. 1, I f h i PACK PKG+ - , * 01 . ; . a 59c I 1 1. 1_1 Drumenes . r . ., . SAVE 41i.20. PINKY PIG PRISM P01K (lOLl PRO '1990) .1 ..`. '."',i.,!., 1.,#:t, USDA CHOICE IÔP-IILISS IONILUS CALIFORNIA CHUCK ROAST. $109 I ROAST-I . . I - 111.1111. . ...L I.1- ,I I . .I LL . .. 21L-9 PORTION HICKORY . L.. '99 . A- . 11 C ,, I4 . , ________ $199 . - LL ,, - % t 11-01! .- .. + _______ I V - ------------------ By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer The owner of a Casselberry grocery who faces charges of selling misbranded food, food from unapproved sources and . I . ' ------------ .. III* , L .,. I I Id he 3Er - ves V V . . 0 . V V V a- • 11 - V - - • - - — -- ;.. . Oft, __ I I .1 6-~- . " - '. '4..'-'.I--. I- ,'*' *". .' s ; . . - . . 116-0 - 7 1~ I 4 I .111S. -*;ftJ" '. _ . > V V . . . - - I ~4-., , 1. 4',- % ." 1 14f 'a. tL11- I . 11 . •V - - I - - . ~. . 3b- -- %. - , , 1. . W % - "i'.. ,~ .. W., .- . - - V •+ .• •_ +. - casuallies %%cry reportt-ki in air .ittIwk.,,. but numbers %%rry .seldoni eiven. ) • - -V lld Iranians %%ere liki~irt%red" and 114 I- V %~otindvtl in recew liL ' :11till,~. bill 0,1V figures .. . 1. , I,,r -N !_* ,:1J_ g lif U tions ill relentless allacks tod,i% and lra(ii ground forces advanced to it point 20 miles inside Iran The bitter fighting war has fori-ed all exWus of thousands ill foreigner,,, in- • • n I warplanes fought air (fuels arid I I — glow * I BAGHDAD, Iraq iUlIl) - fratli and - V _ f Roque said he is fairly certain he can convince the judge he is in compliance with regulations. .. - . . I., V unannounced. .. _. V .... - June 9 June 16 and JulY 23 (,ochrane said Corbett said inspections are a'ways - - IS - almost two months ago and is attenipti to comply %ith all regulations.* Charges against Roque tit from inspections made on May 20, May 21, . . ... I had just cleaned it," he said. "There was Ung, on the floor." A I ' . "We don't sell anything like that," he . . ------------- - tile did not inn little au caswtlttes ii boillbing of tiIt- IWISS1% I*- oil ref iner) III Abadaii Gulf %%ar zone and ,I cut off of oil exports rvsl)oiisv to .ill lra(li truct, plan that group of Americans wits tint its ss I) ba ck U) tile Unitexi t,it&s Reports of casualties were scant - stist ft o Both sides clainit. Ig niore than 150 piloL% ,Ahose planes wer~ downed ill tile last, four days. Civilian Strait of Ilortilul Iranian %4arplanes tIoun(leti tilt. Ira(ii vapltal of Baglida(I as %%..Il &I, 01 . ., ribs us r tIipiit d borde r it Lt(itiS nid tin hi itt tl Ar ib n ik rn is siI thit retur n of ttiit tslanitL in ti' strategic - / . ARROW " - BLEA I -, . I ---Limit I with $5.60 ormore . r .- . C IMAL saild. "but I'm doing the things they tell . -1 -DETERINNT . S_ Limit 2 vAth $5.00 or more f eight ghtmonths, service busines bu I s or said. purcha se .*CI.V cigs. I !' C:, 4112.0%v 19 , - 38 I,.,: - C ,I ARROW FABRIC Softener I, I: es + . . . ._-_ R , SAVE :; 202 6 iff-4US" V DEEP SOUTH SWEET i ,, J! - - D * - . . FLOURI 19 I SAVE 20' ,py (J - t $ILP.rnSINO, PLAIN OR UNILIACHID , . . . . 2 9" Z .8 - ' MV! 20' ,. , _$ 89 I CANS.,I '. !.' - I .. .., .. 6 .- 0: 11 .I.'1_. 112-ox~ 1 DIII! DARLING -. I 'PEA1RL BEEk PACK , . ', . 11 .1. r . C LVS, _______ TROPICANA MADEFROM CONCENTRATE :"t •i '. / I~Av ' " HARVEST FRESH RED JUICE . . - RANGE APPLES . -' - - I . -_ -_ ---- . I -___ ____ - - ALF _"_ H .. I-V. _ -2-H " ' ASTOR FLORIDA LEMONS 'I " T I ,,--_ ,,'1 , 4 , C_ __ I . - Y. ~ , . W V 40 ~:~ , - . . I SAVE 20,,O4,16* _.- lip ,_.~ - .' . .-. V . -- , .. - . . .1 I CU-:.:-: r+ - VVV V.VV I . : , - ,,,,r ~, :z f. ..;~~. 1i V-.. . _'. , . DELICATESSEN SPECIALS GOOD IN.$TORU WITH DILl ! - ~ VILLA REAL BOILEDHAM 6R01LS) - CD•gfl rMIrVfl IEUU1 - .,.. . .. I - V - '. 4 t; - ;.- ~,~ 4, I . -..V-- p.-.t't , -1 V -- - -- -- -_ - ,r,r ubougnImeirtaxesweIwluwI.nvu - • • • • , • , • • - . LB. $299-•. . — • • EACH + _____ r - - '- '_- — _____ - -s-- ---- - - ___ - — — r IM00 -- . -,--* A - 1 In,- - - plil %0 V V4 violations found at "rolled back" rate of $107, the Levy County schools. required to generate the same amount Of Williams said - jn ,- - -l such - - V program (meaning one teacher for each student) with Dividends volunteers and Williams als6 s4id the school's budget - should address the instructional needs of ' teachers to teach English to foreigfi -- language speaking students. has ' been -asking for studcrits whose .native ianguage is not list for weeks since the state's English. - stivey of ha,. cnunty schools pointed out the The School Board received a letter Monday from the U.S. Depatment of SOW SUPOrintendent William Layer iald all hazards cited in the survey will __t__.J t. r remeui oeuse it is reqwrvu by state law, but Williams asked tf Layer P.. IWo IV UUVV 'W fllfllW LIt y,ears in court, assurning they try. Layer said Seminole has a one-on-one Williams said fie voted against the the more you'll have to go to Tallahassee budget because It includà no piiorlty- to fight these thIng," she told levy, he said the board is chiarging a allowW by the IA#Wature tWs year Was not jgj, i Seminole county resident told t h board .her taxes went down ., ilfl.T p-XflTi -' T1flTTI fl 341U It WVUIU LJcI - Education's Office of ,Civil Rightp charging that Seminole County Is still in +_I_.3+.+_ flI.iI ViUldUOfi ut me Civil nlgnLs A% 01 ioi in not prO%l4Ing equal educational op. I tL AL - ---- ----- , - - eutaznonte Springs, said [us daughter "The national opinion toward bilingual education is negative. Congre~s is going to wipe out the bilingual program if people will write Sen. Stone' and lawtnil one-On-One program. A had to'put her in a private School to get the help she needs," Porteous said. "You can't get help for a child born in this country, but a foreigner can come here and get all the help he needs. Layer said. The disagreement comes he spending money on people who haven't said, when the government says foreign __,._I•__ ianguage-epeuing students snow be taugM some of Urcourses in their paid taxes yet and maybe never will. it •____+ .1 ---------- -,-"- I lust wonder nhcrtV ii III wilt Stop. Mrs. Telson said l)oesa polit -tinan wfni needs learr~ng disability instruction and The schools told him they can't offer a I - I Layer said he will draft a letter in reply Clements' letter and will present it I J the board for approval "Why don't you let an anigry taxpayer "it makes me angry to talk about (private school) costs me $225 a month in addjuontowhaupayth ta xes" - ., - Chiles." to write the letter' a member of .the ' audience shouted.* "' . "I'm open to any suggestions," Layer - - DIANE PKtRYK - - + , . éIA 1!i $rFi'P '" '. Vt, M i- 4,-l.T -. ' " 1l•* ,.V - + - UA 11ul-V 0 "We are not denying educational op. portwuties for any child In Seminole County becàuse,of their national origin," - . - portumtiesforfoceign-originstudents not native tongues. proficient in English. The letter from "We have 38 different languages irom us at me iocai level, in my opinion, - - - __ - - - U, .- --_.... -- __ 0 Wfill schedule for removing health and safety audience. -. — . Tallahassee. Of the board's discretionary money as last year. An eddlticnal discretionary levy of up to $2 per $1,000 assessed valuation . ___ , 114111- ULUVIVIIIX. and' the rate Is established in + . Uma Clements of the Office of Civil (among students) in Senunole , "No, not Us year," I.ayer replies. Board Member Robert Feather said he Rights threatened withdrawal of $2.8 schools," he said. "They say if you hav'e language to inake sure the lwrNon un.. Harris assured her that the school voted for the millage and budget because million in federal funds if the situation iS 20 or more in a particular language, YOU tierstands the an t i t the laritl' the school's $88.lmillion budget passed 4not corrected in 10 days. I with board member Roland Williams board would be receiving the same improvements at several schools are have to hire teachers to teach tlwiii in l.ayer said there are signs Ill Miami amount of money as last year, despite the included. The overall millage is reduced voting no. "That's a bunch of bull," I.ayer said. Vietnaiiiese, Korean, Thai, Arabic and stores ffiat s,a) "English is sixAcii hurt'' During ft budget hearings, some lowering of some persons' individual over last year and for the last two years -He takes weeks to iespond to us and Spanish, (etc); less th. but tit' added Olere is a bill ill Congressio 3pjj Cowdy residents complained Lazes. He said the money would be made Seminole County has been shown as the gi'.es us 10 days. 'Layer called the with- have to teach thenit in their native t'liiiiiitt. i)ihlngtlal education awal of federal fundsi an idle threat. their taxes were too tdgh; others com- q by the state's Homestead Exemption number one in cost-effectiveness language. Well, that's (tiscruninatory ''Blilligual guidelines ha%v nothing to "They ye been trying to do that to right there." the 67 counties in Florida. 1'rust Fund. plained they were too low. I with the orig inal [1w lbS diii 'tor While some taxes will be 1.9wer, if the , Board Member Pat Telson said she Boston ever since there was a Boston," in your is not due Several Stunnole County taxpayers toanyedUonalIefrom the b rdof homestead exemption Increases, Ha rris reg ts thelocaldcreuonary tax of $2 he said. They've threatened Chicago, expressed their anger at the idea of children who doii't k 1-' 'lisI It - cities. fty never do bilingual irstruction. wine urtaw.ra s lute rpretatiun Director Roger Harris told those who County from the trust Fund to make UP Jeff Porteous 507 Forest Wood Court, The more control that Is taken assay it." - •- prevent disruption of the (st:nia Of Car Theft khool property tax levy U $6.06, per three double sessions. I would like to see $1,000 of as.sessed valuation. Approval of taxes raiW." $ PIECE SATCHEL O GOLbIN "OWN (2 UfA5T,-3 D*UMSTICKS, 3 THIGHS, 2 WINQS & - 3 ... li RAZLFIt I TheSeminoheCounty School Board late almost $100. "I have two children in was going on record that they would be Wednesday unanimously approved a school," she said. "I've gone through fixed thIs year. L DILICIOUS (SLICED TO ORDER) V _: - .. II . $4.8D of the tu is required b3rstate law ONLYI - 114 IiiiiIi q SUPtRIItAND - V - V. - P<* By IMVU) A t . 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VV , , ,,'. - I . - V to-d . . .Shol)l)lIIj, season, Herald Staff Writer domitomi The fate of the $277,(49 Sanford cm coininissioners ;igrecd Area grocers have charged they are Sanford redevelopenient proiect %;ill riot -A-%vral niontlLs III,-(, to dela% reniivations now under a dual-inspection system be determined for months,and might not and inipro%villellb, ill tilt, domitown health authorities; failed to provide one inspection' from thei county under be known until next )ear. said an alt section unt il hit' tawuit is settled. adequate refrigerated space to ac- BBS a nd anot her under the state Spet'r and his tiu.plaiitiffs Ifiled their torney for 11 pe rsons trying to block it. comodate the volume of business and Department of Agriculture. g suit Shinholser, in June' iiiuin'tliatcly after the city Attorney A. Edwin V Herald Photo by Tern Vincent sold tainted or spoiled food. representing the 11 people, said this ctiiiiiiisiuii 'iitcd to redevelop flit1 . A similar situation existed in the Roque said he does not sell misbranded do"Wo"n , hopping district 1)), placin~ inorrung it will take months to bring1he or adulte~ food, but the inspectors can restaurant industry, Cochrane said, but p1 ititi. N tlon First Street intl huildirit, t attorney (, case brought Sanford by about a year ago the inspection by the it that If a la be l falls off." liedestrian inall on Magnolia A%efille off and ;I group of other , Spt-t-r -Everyone I'm buying from is an state Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Sanford eniployee Glen Saunders spent Wednesday rewriting some Algernon First, blot-king off that mnttrseutmonm Sanford businessmen and property company with federal Department of Business Regulation was ol( lines about the city. Sanford street department workers are approved, big The I)lan i&so calls for reducing tilt, size s against (lie city, before Circuit eliminated. I I repainting cross%vallLs and stop lines throughout the downtown area. owners inspectors," he said. i tit, of soint, of tilt- init-r- w(-twiis oil 1-'irst ,Judge Virgil Conkling. Shinholser said Seminole County Sanitarian SuperState Rep. Bobby liattaway, D. Including this crosswalk in front of the librarv. doubted the final ruling could tM titadi' Strict visor M.J. Corbett - said Roque was Altamonte Springs, is conducting an -fore tile end of tile ),ear Ill tilt, sulf. .sl)et,r and tilt- otfivr Idandiscovered to be selling dented and investigation into the dual inspection of I On Wednesday afternoon, Conkling tiffs dailli tilt, %%ork %%ill inakv for puffed out cans of food. grocery st6res. lie said he will determine ruled that the plantiffs in tile case wilt s at n utnditiitns trot block Roque said one of two puffed out cans if eliminating one inspection would save ,. own property along First Street auth 0' IUA ss lit soii itt flit. stores by may have been discovered In 20 or 30 tax dollars WAShING I'ON t UP1 - The son of find that three people rem from it as the Magnolia Avenue t11St "private ,itt. rights + II,I,u,or .t,,i •Ig,i,a-.,ra New York Gov. Uugh Carey an a offi cers approached. McCloskey to the roads superior to those of the rest The citY claitmis tilt, planes thu Out Illcompanion have been charged with arrested at the scene and Carey was of the people of Sanford, Shinthttlser said crease tilt- iii/ of ilrivuit+ aloru Fit si stealing a car last weekend. - piked up Tuesday + Conkling also ordered cit) attorney C Sit ect. •uid iinlprtuvc 4ii ttit .ipBryan Joseph Carey, 20, and Michael A spokesman for Gov. Carey issued a Vernon Mire Jr. to rewrite sonic of luck warance' of tI*' Irei- . serving ,til of the P. McCloskey, 20, of las-erford, Pa., both statement saying, "My son Bryan has city's responses to [lit.- plaiititfs who roiiii' to Sanford juniors at Georgetown University, n-crc informed tue that he was involved with plaint with more specificity, Shinholser i'opk charged Tuesday with stealing a pa rked some o th er boys in an incident in said. A final trial oil tin suit mitt oricinali', car with the keys in the ignition. A third Washington where he is a student at Sanford City Manager Warren been scheduled h', Jutigi I(Wirt suspect was being sought. Knowles said th e delay would not inGeorgetown University. 1regitr for October. but \lu(rcgor The uwrer of the car, Arthur I.. 'Ills brother Michael, an attorney, crease the pricetag of the project it the reitioved iimnlisk'If Iroir, the case, gising it Roberson, told police he parked lus car wi th him. As far as I know, th ere is no court finally llows it. fit (utikitnig , w hi is niuriiialI as.siizrieil to briefl y, went into a store' and when he damage. It could amount to a violation of In June, Knowles said the work, the' Titwavilk' courthouse returned the car-was gone. the law, but th at has not been deter- originally set for this suinnuer would A W1aIda..hdw iwtt heel-r t -vet , I Police said th ey spotted the car neatby rimmed:' until-after January t.i-dela'ed pro babl y Siiinholst'r said - I - . . . 24-oz. CUP ASTON CHOPPED BROCCOU 04 $I" CAN$ ;- .; WHIP, 10. . '.3 - __ f, - . *- - - , _ I c I ORANGE Juic " I ri . - POTATuES •:VV ~, I FIROZIN HAR - _ _. I _______________________________________ I 11111111" '- - I V - _ .r . t - - - - - I % CHEESE .I + - BAG I . I HALF - DINNERS ~ __ __ I I .-. 0. I., . .-I. - _ COTTAGE I . - - ' SUPIRUAND REGULAR or ~ . C .... - _&_ I + ICE CREAM - -.. f 4I ____T` ORTON - . . - ____ _____ ______ SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS V I V - 4 '. where staff formerly were tied up inspectingo restaurants. I I I - '.?- . , I 1, . _,-,-, , _+ _________ &-.% -,.*%% % - THE TRAFFIC STOPS HERE . -J 01", - - I I, -,$149 , . I '.' CHEK DRINK$ . LB - 1 Tissue - '' ,, LILAC LIQUIO ' I. 2 , ARROW FACIAL . 99c Juice 111116111"T 32-ox. LEMON . -, UMON, UMI OR PINK ,- - ..'I, THRIFTY MAID C • • • • • • he i,, .. ... A crackdown on area groceries began W in May when toe ea 0 i able to use added staff for PPO Cochrane said the complaint charges Roque offered for sale misbranded or . adulterated food; food from sources not Ji. ROLLS flealiblaws. ._1#..,,.P. Do - W n'taWnO-Pto - ject Foes Have . , v. %I. 'Rights'To Roads -4196 . _____ -V I case to determine enforceability of. stAte Roque has been In the retail food LIrhI11 vilth 1113ft or more purchase ud. cigs. _____ "There were minor problems," Roque Roque case is decided It will be a test . I ...t TIDE " -_ -W'- IT.iial LIMIT 2,.PLEASE I - cl 1't 11A G 11 purchase cud. cigs. . L TO .I- DIXIE HOME ''. DEL MONTE LIMIT 2, PLEASE -- . I I. n I I ?utVI IIUItract; in line with a state law the city passed during the 1980 session of the Legislature. R obi nson has said that despite the law e'empMassey was ask ed specifically for an in. tings facility from bwkhng codes and other city terpretation of a section of the law itn pari-mutuel regulations, he ill take out a buihhni, permit dgering establhaienbi ss inch exe mpts such s ith tilt- its and allow uts inspection intl cstablishrncnts from the pros islons of municipal suxrs isbn Of the track's ontruction 1k added ordinances resolutions or reg ulations con cerning hust sr that ht nih not k1t ?ofliiig change for apiLtl improseimnts tin. properts 1k city council last neck unanimously of)Kultn.s Ii t tot the toe ition of the l)rotIstd jected to the location of the proposed track n ithin track complex is currently zoned industrial city's responsibilities and rightsconcerning the any gorcery store occasionally. must follow state health codes. But state inspectors from the Department of Agriculture also inspect I . - -- I IIIttIIIN. At that time, the meeting was scheduled to be a workshop on the proposed l98l budget. Mayor Walter Sorenson - said - Robinson wished to be present to hear the budget thsussion The workshop no to take place following the Special muting [he ut coun' ii l,at neck asked (-'it Attorne) (ear) Massey to research and determine the cases, but said they are thrown out when found. He said such cans can be found at Health and Rehabilitative Services and •- I I 0 - - aegis of Seminole County but are em ployees of the state Department of + +V - i+ attorney's officeand Roque is scheduled to appear in court at 9 am. Fri Cochrane said Roque had been warned repeatedly of several practices that were prohibited by state law. Cochrane and other food service and food outlet inspectors work under the SMOKED HAM. .. TENDERLOIN 1. 4, 48. ' - I ,I " / / . K $119 ~ . - SLICED BACON 1 $ V V HICKORY SW IT • - --- TURKEY - -ocer Denies I I UILVIIU •i I •I''IIIIII It 1 ) V1 II 11t I.. UUIU ,. •V - - Beef . ,. $13 , - V said. "If we see it at the check out, we spoiled food says the allegations don't sell it and if a customer says are Jintrue something is no good e retund the Eddie owner Thmoney." Discount Salvage, 133 S. Dixie Highway, Roque, who immigrated from Puerto Casselberry, was cited - for - flagrant Rico six years ago, said the county inhealth ode violations b Seminole t "not too nice. " County sanitation agents, said Food "They're just too snappy," he said. Service Sanitarian John Cochrane. "They don t like me at all. V FULL eEFF LOIN ON1(IS5 N Y -- :LB-- - iONhhS (tuci 1C V 14 T 16 V LI AVG!. + .. . . ~ I . . I County Cha es . . . V 69 ~ + - . . . . ~ 1 - . - i TURKEY 0. mix V PREMIUM GRADE THREE JOINT V PA 0 P% —. - - DIXIE BEEF I PINKY PIG FRESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY -o 1. V f') 0 11 . ) BONELESS % . I I I iltl Big Crowd Expected At Meeting On' . I . ' Track ~ I - the Markham Woods, Trilby Bend and Crossings V An oveow owd of ke Ma ciUzens and developments ou tside the city limits. residents from three developments in the - A single item appears on the agenda for the surrounthng area are expected to Jam Ike Ma "special called" council meeting at 7: 30 p. m. City Hall tonight, asking for a coopera tive - effort Insestigate status for proposed race track by city and county residents and city officials to Meanshile Marc Robinson a principal of the stop location of a horse-racing track in the city. proposed Sunshine Park a quarter horse racing There has been some talk of their using buses facility planned lot construction in the l4ke to get here," said City Manager Phil KOlbes, Erma Road area of lake Mary, earlier Us week _____________________________________ - PLIA11 "t ,•• . : ... ~i~~ - MBER ] [lei ___— B- DONNA ESTES - - -Herald Staff Writer HIS QUANTI TY RRIGHTS - Vg • t 29 2 DflZ % ' . •• I . &Q ,.. ___________ - .I.- I . 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