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S - BLON DIE - ,. - 4B-Ev.nlng Hirald, Sanford, Fl HONEY, ~ f-, :,~-_,,])~ - __) L .3 0 COME % THE STOOL .~ I I i _%114W11_~_. _/ ) . ~~P'N aft 6 ~ r1, tZ~,F . by Chic = beloved .20 Nagged ________ i p . %I- . \ (_) G ANYMORE o ''cu . - I I 1 ~) 4ft . ~ ~ S -fr'J_ , l .... F3)J"? i&'' AVlt.Hs),.........q \'i r1')) 1) . / Fa S _ f ______ . ( / 4a I'LL SHOW 1 r I 55 1 W I _________________________ __________________________ E E K & MEEK .5 - -•- "5---,.'. ty't(,.U..Ir ii4esTY2EsT -- . . I I I .' I q /I-"*. . . V ~ .'. . JT ', ,I I Ju .a ii AH ,- QI . I . - 14H# WITH A BLACK BELT IN TIPVLYWINKS.' -c1' V ;-4- ~_ - I - ~1 ~ - I . 1~ 9= -"4... * - - -k. - 1, ' • ,, .- • ' byStoffel & Heimdahl HINESE POW IS COULD FE (1 rprnc. OLD RECIFE CHINESE _______ N EW CANTONESE, MORE SPICE, Mucw kO-r-T R _---' - - i I - __ - - __ (N ,*'% I ,..,Oil,..:::::::;. ~ .. - ~ - ,,~ T I, WES F-W •Q932 who can d ti;;gs which you could do with friends today as you are better alone. with kind words. Pals may 4 i 1;. tasks ohich face-yoiCshow-a - wUllngne as -1~__l1ijlj_ . _14~ -------;,- P - __ PN'T THIPfl( r GET A RIPE 'TIL IT GOT led I n' CW$6EROI$ HltCM' rip •6RR1i -1 . - \*, - S * . I i ( A LEI-MR FOR I-PS FROM MY HIL'E(R MAMA POESN"T KPON REANS ' ' * _______ "VNE Y'&T 060 " 7 '1 1VvtDMIL.LIONCOWS..,.M{ : 4.hN0MK L_- AOUTCOWPlNCHlfJ& Iu,s. "V - . f ,, 1. . " .. ) I ^_ - , c. I . ?.:? ) t-ft dll I ?*qw *& - jl - _______ -'' -_I,__ - * -- d&J. ___ ,, .;...,:r_ -.-A, 1~: F!'. ~ - , t- I ..-. , a I --,. . , _ ,. S - L CCi 1, . - * . 4 ---- --. .I - __-----'~;_. __-~~;_ . "..-7-, .7_ -_~~ ~ -,----. - L'~l r -- IF, . _--_,~ "I"I""I"'I"i 11 .;F` I IF, I HO F - 1 - I\I E - 71 - _F -- \ I \ L__ 10 .- . . I . - -_ S - I •tir-, ____ - - - * I I . . Herald Photill ThflIs% . Longwood. ready a warm welcome for their father and husband, Capt. Charles Engle Jr., who returned Thesda night alter a year in WELCOME Korea with the U.S. Artiny as a company commander and recon. na sane pilot. Charles, 10, had . flOOr) . . saying greetings In I Korean on the banner. The family Is moving to Fort Monroe, Va., where the captain will he stationed. . AiLIZV'r Fire Damages Church In Downtown Sanford Faulty Wiring Blamed . 1~ ... '' wm_- ' . * I ., Z - . - _ -I -. ' 5 ' * S Sanford real estate dedler but the congregants had planned to coptinue meeting there until a new building on Upsala Road is completed. Construction of the new church Is not . : . ' . - S , The building housing the 25-member congregation had Just been sold to a . - t, Herald Staff Writer Faulty electrical wiring in a new air condifioner is believed to have caused a fire wh.ich severely damaged the interior morning, - * By DAVID M. ILAZIER 1621 W. First St., Sanford, early this - :- :. 1, e . . . I ' , . '. ., : _... -_ . -_ . . .qi''- N * - - I . --.----.----.____._ ___ ____.__ '. . ~ - * - ' * Coffin expected to get underway until next month, said Anita Stanton, wife of pastor Sheridan Stanton. . Oip,,),----- .' - ' . lllo , ., .... ' • The fire was reported by a Deltona titan who spotted smoke coming from the building as he drove down First Street at 12:42 a.m., police say. When firefighters arrived, they found filled with smoke, th ey sa y. By the time the fire was out, at least $10,000 damage was done by a cornbination of fl ames, smoke and water, Fire Chief (ieorge Harriett said The fire appears to have started in the atti c In a new air conditioner wiring installed by Riggs Realty of Sanford, the new owner of the building, said Harriett. The blaze burned through the roof of the building directly over where the fire is believed to have started, he said. .4 11111 % .,.b.:. 'TI"I'%AI - ' - .. . t T Al . . . ,* • "M 1 ' -.'I ~ ~ . ~ S IJL)MT - •''• • I ".. I . ,,. #*--.. I .I %- I- I f . * - S A Charles Engle III and his mother, Gall, of A HERO'S - - cii,, - . -- ~ OL I . low" alk , _Ie oa &_ irl; I . r- -. _ 19 T- - I - A - - _.- - -_ --- 1 - - . I 1 1:7-I _* 5 * - I r i-i IV \ . V I . - - - .;Z-P__ __~- . . . , s."; c " : -.1 Wr' " ',. - icl~; ~,J.--,_ , ". , .1 .-..~>-. i -. ! J. , *J--%~ ~ ~ , 4,1 , , , " ~~i!"-,~a 4A . . .4' a fire early this morning Firefighters say the blaze began in wiring Action Reports ----------------ZA AroundTheClock 4A Florida ..................... 3A Editorial ..................... 4A World ........................ 2A Horoscope ., 8B -1,. , 'A .., -A ~," - Ranton looks at bumed remains of church leading to a newly installed air conditioner. About $10,000 damage furniture pulled from the Jordan Missionary Baptist Church during was done to the church,. they say. I I E X is . .1_1bj_W__4.~--- 4.0 _________________ I A - - A I . 111 t _.L -- I . cks Lake Mary On Track Law -_ PRIP - ,~ - 'I iI liyl - P. _________________________ _ V ...Or.. WJW5 AWN.D " C1'iC P5dArOeJ4sDtN4 1McI ,____-S1IL p .16, I 0 • • , ... - Ad - -- by T. K. Ryan MARRIEV YOUR- COWWY EAU '1F.1'2 IN 'i I - -_ /\/ --- ;_ - I- -." .r -' 111_', . ~-_7 A-- _..-" - -&,~~---M-"Xwl~~ '--'-A i _MTI!~ ' -_ z - , * / . coi . iA .. . .' L ________________________________ '-'-S. AVE.YOU had i FLETCHER'S LANDING - - I 17t ------... S - - - * - -.. . amendment taking homerule powers Lake Mary City Council began the County Wednesday night. The meeting is action was political, By.DONNA ESTES the 1980 legislative session. Schutte in proposing adoption of a away from cities was tacked onto the law battle after it found a new horse racing to be held at 7:30 p.m. at tile Longwood The council Instructed City Attorney Iferald Staff Writer The Casselberry City Council Monday Kenneth McIntosh to prepare a resolution said that Brantley has asked atthelastminute.Vogtsaidheandniany facility planning to locate In the city City Hall, Claude L. Mullis, legal counsel for the Gov. Bob Graham to permit him to in- legislators voted for the law without could do SO without having to follow night, on a 41 vote, supported Lake Mary resolution of support. build.ing codes and other city ordinances. Florid.a I,eague of Cities, in a letter to in its battle against a law pre-empting . Only Councilman Carl Robertson Jr. clude his special bill in the expected knowing about the amen(hiient. 's(ructed r Walter Sorenson ,ay6r'O w- en She pard was in Lake Mary May'o ' Brantley, said the league will assist in city building and Dther cofts-from !)elng Opposed the -th6ve. ltoberts6n' took ex- -upcoming special sifioh --f- the - _M enforced on pari-mutuel wagering ception to a proposed resolution Legislature in November or December. to distribute the planned resolution to said today he appreciates the support any way possible, by way of legislation or Schutte and Councilman Torn Embree Gov. Graham, the Florida League of being given by Casselberry to Lake in the cot'rts, any move to repeal the suggested by Council Chairman Frank facilities, T'he board also supported a bill being Schutte, saying the council should have reported that Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Cities, the Seminole Legislative Mary's action. Sorenson added that he .section of law which pre-viiipts local proposed by State Rep. Bobby Brantley, been given more "lead time" to cbnslder Beach, relayed to them his support for delegation and to other cities in the state will reouest support from the other cities goverruuient from protecting the health, safety and welfare of tile people at partthe Brantley proposal. The two officials where pari-mutuel establishments are of the county at a ineeting of tile Council R-Ungwood, to repeal that section of the matter. of Local (;overniuients in Seminole niutuel wagering facilities. Robertson suggested that the Brantley said Vogt reported to them that the located, law, passed during the waning days of S .l - * \\\\\\\\\\\\\ - a . I . 1 I ' Casselberry Councl " . . I - ------ - I , ... - TUMBLEWEEDS - - • sthff:tthe Drug ho he headed by Sheila Brown, and the PNIiP Action Committee's Grove School Board office is heading the Ettucation flarper Foundation m Longwood donated pledged $95. Dision. $1,000, announced in the Special Gifts Hezekiah [loss, chairman of the Black Jack Weible said Sanford- businesses Division by George Touhy. Touhy also Community Division, reported a of $455 from Sanford under the Commercial Divisiob had reported gifts from Lake Mary donated $714. Chris ELsea reported the donation of SM from Free Will Holiness residents and $50 front Cliurch where he is pastor. boy Scouts have collected $181.50 . residents. ' - - - 5 fl - ' oo Start $5,000 in the Professional Division pledged $332 and - -ThAT RW%(ALD KID IS 541E Th' Off YIIW JUST 1ITCHEO ''RE LOOKf 5V - 11 - spade LE EHfflP ThEN- FWECTLY FE' WITH ,.,. _____ S . 'I " ,.k,,. . . . ~ , 41 i-4 , . CorporattonI- Lake Mary. , - ' - itinerican Red" Cross employee!i'a nd - GreaterSanfo-rticil'i-lift)~'rofC~)tiiiiiere'e, "'---'--' --~-_-'_Jl`_!" * Harold and Esther Mertz donated volunteers in Seminole County have is rrett, of the Pilot Division: Guy by Leonard Starr * . . %_ last heart op the ueen of nds aud nude te fast 11I . . I. ~ a rotected. yron __ r * I -, West moods in 4011M .$lot" was kitwieswof spadim"- . ME UP, MTER!I - ,, I mritamination." he said. The cooling S Maxine Ekern of First Federal Savings Casselberr) businesses Ge ne Kcltner of Herald Staff Writer & Loan of-Seminole County reported 100 the American Red Cross is chairman of The United Way of S~knole 'County percent participation by the firm's 83 the Commercial Division. . got, agobd start toward reaching its all- employeesfor a total of $379152 plus a Longwood City Administrator David time high SM.000 goal at the kick-off gift from the firm of $2,100. Lee Ma'ynard chacey, chairman of the Public breakfast held today at the Holiday Inn -is heading the Financial Division. Employees Division, reported a totil of on Like Monroe in Sanford $185 to date, including a- gift by Julius More Um 10 percent of the goal was Employees of the various agendies the United Way were among Blackwelder a county appraiser, who is reached with the announcement of a total helped by , ,ee to contribute of $26,576.62 in donations to date by the first to pledge in this year s cam- the first public eIm plo), I ritan every year. campaign chairman Davi 3oswick. paign. Employees at the tiood Sama never held more' titan two a des and poor East had to y experts arlticles' 1 g44gy b Bob Thaves . Disposal Sites ii) JANE LASSEI BFRRY - : . - 0 A. * ANNIE * FRANK AND ERNEST 150 _j . Alan "If West had not VKQ.111864 T7: *A$ #JI0153 . State Inspecting -. of turts. Nam W"ll to four, spades and after South corrected to five clubs. North. gambled on the slam." Oswald: "South won the first hearts and thought for some Ume." I 41"A - !I TI CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. like today, we must swallow 19) Companions and our pride and Let others elp •wes associates may not he able to where we can't help our, . call was II N maintain the pace you set for selves. double is a good example of yourself today. They could VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept 22) W U" doahles we have . "' - . #K legs- 1. '- - BUGS BUNNY IF'ERENT PROM ,/"- bk " <Zm, SZECHWAN ~~( 0 0 14 I ' tr . amounts of niooe' to take care of the travel through the 'round Muiuz said "There has never been any evidence of problem." ---'---- Way.-Fun ..1ing .- - nude that three-he#rt call, begins with your birthday. something for you shouldn't South would simply ruff a be the only ones receiving •ios Mail $1 for each to Astroheart in dummy a ick two SOUTH and lead toward his,king of Graph, Box 489. Radio City preferential treatment. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) #A74 diatnonds. As you readers can Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to VA53 oft, West would lead a third small gains can be made specify. birth date. 4X heart and unless South ruffed today through hard work wfththe ace of clubs e would 4IQ8$42 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, conscientious efforL It's not I be down one. A ruff with -the You have very good ideal likely, however, you'll reap Vulnerable- East-West ace of clubs would work today but you may also have rewards from ventures on Deakr. South because clubs broke 2.2, but negative reasons which which the playwould have been silly West s.a E. you gamble Inhibit you from ImIndeed. i CANCER (June 21-July 22) Oswald: Dbl. PAN 4 T n Greenber plernenting them Strive to Persons who are deserving 3V of of Tuln who held the soul PM erase all self-defeating your thoughtfulness may not p cards found a better line. At thoughts. be the ones to receive It today, trick two he led his king of pass SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 23. while those who are not m I dLamondL West took his ace &W led a selooW hurt. Byron ruffed In dummy, led a club to a misunderstanding could procedure. andaother back to arise wIth a friend today over LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) dummy a ace. Then he jj a low amond and ran off all something material. Head it Desiring not to be indebted is his trumps discarding down to off if you see this developing, admirable, but sometimes, By Oswald Jacoby by Ed Sullivan ' -. -• in Persons -. ___ ____1 :-_: I __ I ni • - WIN. AT BRIDGE po sruARr5 THE ONLY 0 I __ - ~I I I * I N very careful of your ' methods. Small gains aren't dissension between you and , y to reach - worth tarnishiri yo image your Ma an agreement so that the issue for. Romance, doesn't drag on. ssible TAURUS(April 20-May 20) and career for the coming Try to treat all equally today, months are all discussed ,`S~.i;!, - N.- _F y NHHH! 91YAN 4. likely to come in leaps and to bea tough you'll bounds in the months ahead ways to make them so but your gains should- be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 9) ~teady and sure. EaVh smhIl Offer advice today to one who step coWdddu to utoda help, well ahead befwe your next twice before lending money. birthday. Good suggestions have more LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) value than had coin. It's likely that you'll get what- ARIES (March 21-ApriLlg) relating to family ou want today, but you mustMatters finances could coun somoi ~ ' ° SI today aren't really as difficult as you lead yourself to - I T. ~ '~7~~~' " "." J' "' q-2q LJJI. YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept.30,1980 by Howie Schneider .. ) (1) * * ";;, \ , RIDGir= M"W - For Tuesday September 30 1980 - EC4JT € 7HILG W L ~"1146 MRD WIXY~MT knalwy 6 ~ TAMS M 31; I I . . ! _ I I I -1I I-- -' - . . . vitamin E will relieve leg lower end just like joining cramps in some people Many doctm who have used Uds their lower end. That's what have told me about It and causes the horseshoe shape there are some research These kidneys function in a studies that help to support perfectly normal manner. If this, although there are other you happen to develop a stone studies that conflict with or renal infection, that might these Conclusions. involve both kidneys. I think anyone who had leg I think It's highly unlikely cramps should have a that a surgeon would remove medical examination to find your one kidney. The unusual out what the underlying cause shape of the horseshoe kidney 'IS. That will help avoid the wouldalerthlmatoncetothe possiblility .of . neglecting a proMem. HyBERNICEBFDEOSOL tl I _.1 - which - - L . .. g . SCOPE- ! __,_ ,,-- I. ~/ ;I;1~_ .. - Andyouwlllbeparticularly. kidneys. The usual ab- // flI - . , , ~~ .1 . interested to know that there normality is that the two ___ : J I . /' '** -S 11. 50 - ~ ~~ ow - - - I . ___ / - 45 clarify some of the health one MY CAg"? flEW,' . .* '.. ; 'I I 3 __________ , ~ - Spotts said the waste treatment pond water has been monitored monthly equipment was installed two and a half to It ineets all existing state and three years ago when the company ex. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) ' The polluting drinking water sources. The inspecting them to determine if, in fact since 1973. federal requirements for water quality." panded. state is inspecting 150 hazardous waste study, based on U.S. Environmental any contamination is taking place." ' Before then it was a small company Leo Spotts, president and general disposal sites -not just the 54 identified Protection Agency information, was DER can go to court to force the manager of Continental Circuits Inc., that (fidn't make enough waste to b~ by a congressional committee - that released Sunday by a [louse Govern- property o ner to prevent leakage into said there -is no contaminating waste concerned about, he said. . se health dangers. mentalOperations subcommittee. undergrou Today, Continental Circuits employs 50 water systems or other entering the gound water from his 0F a step ahead f dknow '1FP\f pollution. If the current owner isn't company. people and expects to add at least 150 but responsible for the problem, and that's a hat the sites identifying g p (. "The EP doesn't h-we 'ill the in- more b - the end of next year Spotts said. sites beca use of the .hazardous waste th ere are aprroximatcly 150 sites on our common occurrance, McVety said, the () d "W water t.abl ussaid. hazardous formation," "'s po For now, it inuts all state Department disposal law passed during the 1980 list and e hope ours include hat the state can dip into a special The hose G siteost :aspurereatment facility that leases of Environmental Regulation perations regular legislative session Department EPA has come up with," said Bob waste spill and dump site restoration drinkin water when water requirements, ts.aid subcommittee that v ironmental Regulation officials MIV:t), director of DER ' s hazardous fund set up b, the Legislature chemical contamination of ground OXIC of En is t reae(.I . out an EPA ater said Monday. and solid waste sectio'n. ' supplies has reached "alarming Spotts .said in the printed circuit in- forin to notify that agency of its wasies. "We're hoping the new law will prevent The state fed in a 35-state survey of 250 . "We're in the process now of identil du.str I proportions' in several areas of the and future, sites 1ixti.s suspects that is ho Continental . disposal areas with the potential of tifying potentially dangerous sites a metal sludge, lie said, but 'it is I.Ill United States. tile House subcommittee'sst. k " hauled away toa landfill site designed to Clean groundwater, still plentiful in "Wk-'re its concerned about many areas, is seriously threatened by cooling pond at its Sanford facility, but handle.it. Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., chairman -"The key is potential," said Florida vironnient as anyone else," he said. 'Our business is probably one of the the water is free c.f contaminants. The overuse, indiscriminate dumping of of the subcommittee, described the Power & Light spokesman Louie Muniz 1-he sutwominittee reported that there water is used to cool steam used to cleanest industries there is," lie mid. in Miami. "These sites could someday be hazardous wastes, improper disposal in report as "Just dynamite." "We have children, too," he added. were more than 300 incidents of public or generate electricity, he said. The reason unlined pits, ponds and lagoons and the Although the report did not accuse bad. They should be watched should the Sanford plant is on the list, lie said, is "We don't want to pollute the en- private watet supplies being conuse of toxic degreasing agents in septic owners or operators of specific sites of sometWng in the future go wrong." irnrunent so they have nothing to grow Laminated last year, and ':the situation tanks, the report released Monday said. polluting the ground water, it said thç list Muniz said the subcommittee is because there is a groundwater supply has Ilecoine critical in several states, up to. We want to leave the,,, .1 cleall The Isubcommittee's information - was of potential contaminating areas is throwing up a "caution light," but there ,about a mile away,;, notably those where in most A mil-e assay is very far away con. environment, derived primarily from reports from th e significant because of its considerable is nothing to be alarmed about. That's why we have spent large dust rialivition has been the heaviest." I sidering how long it takes for water to Environmental Protection Agency, lie said FP&L has an 1100-acre number. . m1sinformaUi wlde1Y0fr; the doctors call a horseshoe 140 '41 ther kidney. about cu a i i1is Issue who want readers W r tried su to move a 46 41 48 can. send 75 cents with a long, kidney It would be the only your views stamped, self-addressed one 51 52 I hi in care of this DEAR READER - I request 11 wouldn't o bout It Din 56' Radio qtY Station, New York, rare birth defect. In all o have probability, :~M NY -- ~~~~ t n p ldy Waste Re ior D - Spokesmen for Florida Power & light Co. and Continental Circuits Inc., of Longwood emphasized Monday that there is no ground water contamination coming from their properties. The FP&I, Sanford Plant and Con' tinental Circuits were listtd by a U.S. house of Representatives subcommittee as among 2,100,sites having potentiall y hazardous w astes th at could seep into0 thee --- 38 . . JL By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer - -1 - t_^W, - - iz,atl is S (FlOW.' You P A BUDGET / S - 49 ___________________________________ 11 1OU MADE UP - 4? by Bob Montana - Local Firm - - - - 39 __ - t DDDI serious medical-. problem while Just taking vitarn - If 46 Task -- - . S days take 400 for a couple of . Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents have any camps. If I do, I map I - Lamb !I - ARCHIE' . . 4, cramps until I heard about 44 RóaI estate 28 Secondhand d plant FF i • 42 Madame I . ]Hle Ali Isle 43 Rowing tools units daily and very rarely 27 Emerald My 10 Aware of (2 n - \; / ..I , L171 ••_S' 9 i I - -kp-) '\ 4,ARLI' /, (' . 23 Singletons '* - , - ('. iQ..c I 21 by Art Sansom * A 5 Swelling 12 Bathing rvy Is er - I THE BORN LOSER lTi4 'I gl,~ ~y 0 - ~ 11 1 4 a * , I •. I I or I I 1 i . Year, No. 34 73rd it was a circulatory Problem A P 0 . . I . . I . - *r ' - 0 /I * . .. 1 * i . J9-f'cc--' J , e N . . 13 !! 1. THAT - 0 I 0 and active and I hope healthy T P _ - ) r(c;ntr Son)e of my friencis who are problem that needs attention, Sell 20 Advertising doctA have said that if you there Isn't any reson not to try Pigs homes 50 Condensation haveabalancedetyOUdOfl't itamJn E for leg cramps. 40 52 Rested in need vitamins but when I ask 41 American 42 Sulk Many readers tell me that Ferber chair 45 Italian family 22 Dumb inventor about this, they just shrug. wearing heavy socks to bed What do you think about this? helps prevent leg cramps at DEAR READER - In night. These should be long generaL there are no diseases soicks well above the calf. II - I " 12 13 1 in humam that RPear to be Other means of keeping the . &u,ed by vitamin E. It's legs warm at night also seem 14 15 almost impossible to cause a to help. 1 vitamin E deficiency in man. DEAR DR. LAMB -About Our metabolic system Is quite a year ago I was being 20 different from the animals prepared for abdominal ________________ that require vitamin E for surgery. X-rays showed a 23 24 25 26 normal health. deformity in the kidneys. It I'msendlngyouThe Health seems that when the kidneys 29 31 32 130 Letter number 4-12, Vitamin were supposed to have Split EMIrdeii7oMtovu forming two kidneys during 35 rmation t fetal development, mine this vitamin and to help didn't. Consequently, I have 37 * HAT / C E Leefed I 33 Aerial naviga. 98 Cultivator NEXT TIME 6*1 . I . Is L A C T 3 Forfeit tion NOT.TAKING E 11 OLZETLE if I . - .? BEETLE BAILEY aA] DOWN 25 In addition ~N _____ . E No CureFor Any Do eases I 0 feWA M C R 0 N a .L 56 Wood deitieS 15 Bays - S . Answer to Previous Puzzle 54 Joyful 14 Wicker -- '-,,~, 1 ,,-~' S. _____ ' 4 F - 46 Genetic nalerial Religion' ' I (I,ibbr I 7 Mohorovicic 49 D a discontinuity 5 1 Pours 'o ACROSS Young . --- , I . • F, II -_ " - Monday, Sap? 2, 190 . . - I ~ I ) DAGWOOD! I I -5,-l"' 5 f9 ~~ . FS Lr ~ . \ _-:1 C ___~ . "Is ' k 1% k =a:, ,~_~ ~ - . 1_!~ i I S ,- -. - OH,K OH,NO' my r-ooTls I - S * - �- . I . I - . .I . ~ - . . . I I . I . . 2A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl _--_~__,C.~_#-,,,____ - _ Tuesday, Sea' - the young corn. penalities and determining The counal also will hold a public heariDg. to dedicate a 1)051 office to L~Ift but would operate on a much more on a request by Dunbar Estates and Bel Aire muruty. Winter Springs residents can voice their informal bT 245 res of land Earlier this year, the postal service opened opinion tonight on a city proposal to create its • The board would. be responsible only for adjacent to the city. __a..n.ew branch office in Winter Springs, own judicial division. cityordirlances. The land, located west of Oak Forest, east complete with its owYl Zip code. -City council members will hold a public City officials say the board should be of Fisher Road and south of an area under office But postal authorities insist the hearing on an ordinance to create a proposed created because they do not have much luck devlr'ment by Florida Land, would be used office, d that is a Casselberry code enforcement board," a group of bringing violators of city rules before county for new residences. Winter Springs mat e addressed to the citizens picked to hear cases and determine courts th rough the state attorney's office. The council also will ta ke up resolutions to neighbo ri ng community. guilt or innocen ce In cases of alleged violation An appeal from a board ruling would have allow city council candidates to post of city law, to go to the Seminole Circuit Court, they say, without paying sign registratior fees and to 'fl) council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at Board mem bers would have tht. ,,, City Hall, Edgernon-AveflUe. bypassing County Court condemn the entirely. U.S. Postal Service for uiflg of a INO1LD IN BRIEF U.S. Aircraft, Crews May - Go ToSaudi Arabia I • — ac I- . -, ."~. , airplanes to Saudi Arabia. The pla nes, known as AWACS, are highly sophisticated airborne communications and control systems that can coordinate fighter and bomber plane activity and information on hostile aircraft and defenses, and act as combat control centers. Such planes are now deployed in Egypt, and deployment to Saudi Arabia would leave open the possilslityofusIn)UighteralrcrafttoprotecttheStraiL of Hormuz through which tankers pass with vital oil supplies to the West. . Bishops . . But a Pentagon official Monday night said "no final decision has been made" on' whether to dispatch the Air Force Airborne Warning and Control System - Youth Council Presents - Awards 1~_1. residents received awards from Circuit — Judge Dominick Salfi Monday night as the Seminole Youth Planning Council held its second annual awards dinner. A special service award for outstanding leadership was presited to Eugene Minietta, executi ve ,director, Youth Programs, Inc., and member of the organization's board of directors. Minietta assisted In establishing the council, and writing grants to fund the Seminole Youth Service System. Art Maheu, President-elect of Kiwanis Club of Sanford, accepted an award for Sanford Kiwanis support during this past year. Ro bert and Bettye Smith accepted a plaque in appreciation Several count . —i ;. . - . -- . I ..dø_JP.L — '41 ' __' ' on rot ,, _____ ______ _, .'" . ;.. t . .,' '11 . 15' - - - '.' ' .. _. • . 1. 1. — I' 14.1 - . . . ,' _________________________________ ;.:; .. World Bank May Expand Aid - ' .r; . I 0'. .., . *11 . . .11 PATRIOTIC $1, - " X _. - ' &d. this-weekend deputies say. By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer searching for a large, red bull running loose in the woods south Sanford; Deputies saythe bull, bearing a brand reading 176 or 17S, was first spotted at 3:45 am. at the home of Bill Hatfield, 2255 Pine Way said deputies. Hatifleld told them he was awakened by his dogs and came out to fi nd the animal tearing up his gar1en. An animal control officer called to the scene said the bull was too big to do anything about it until the day shift arrived at the animal shelter, deputies say. of WASHINGTON (UPI)---Career1pIomat Francis - I Deputies and the animal officer tried unsuccessfully to John Shirley, of Illinois, as new associate director of programs of the U.S. International Communications Agency, and of John Gronouski, of Texas, reappointed as member of the Board for International Broad- locate an owner for the bull and later found the bull had vanished on his own, apparently wandering deep into woods near Pine Way, an animal shelter spokeswoman said this casting. morning. HAD CHECKS CHARGED An Oviedo man In Jail on grand th eft charges was rearrested on five counts of depositing bad checks Monday, WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Floods swept through parts of the South early today, while a severe drought forced 2.5 million HOSPITAL -NOTES DISCHARGES - Sanford: James C. Howe Sa nford : Edna Schott Frank Smith Henry L. Lewis Jte wit Williams - Harry Freeman, Dalary GIo4'Ia M. Ceban. Deitona Robert A. Canton, Deltona Vincent C us ic k, Deitona V. Fishman, Deltona Lucille Kerce, D.Itona - Frank Krlvlcich, Deltona . Bafftett Bank account then depositing them with two Georgia Ida Richter, Altamonte Springs Maurice C. Wilson, p,•ry -, Elizabeth B. Allan, DeItna Clarence E. Fox. Lake He'en Barbera LaBoulWy. Lake Mary Anne K. Stern, Lake Mary James H. Brow, Orange City Silma D.uryee. Orange city TOOLS TAKEN IN ALTAMONTE Thieves stole several thousand dollars worth of tools and supplies and a company truck from an Altamonte company . - ' Am * endment"iII' W Form Housing , . - ' - loan capability is limited In application to times when a serious shortage of adequate . sector is unable to alleviate such shortage. - — ------------- The housing agency couldanika additoiial money available to private lending in. stitutions which would assist middle income fnmi1I.s In n,trr.h1nd hn,,.lra .k. -- I —. - '- :- ,,,4 - - - , - 14 ' , I - iw Agency - 3 - ---------- - . 1 T - * I'__•__•••5 interest rates and housing-cost escalation has made home ownership very difficult or impossible. Because the agency would be providing thisfinancing from the sale of revenue bonds, which are exempt from federal Income taxation, loans could be made at Interest rates that ,are two to tires points lower than pevathngra ,1 of Florida's families cannot qualify to purchase a $37,000 home since payments would exceed percent of their monthly Income. — -*- ir - - . Tent City To Come Down .As Relocations Continue The much criticized Tent Cit MIAMI (UPI) cxprcsway two mcnth a undar a dcwr.tcwn tfmted to house unsponsored and jobless Cuban sealif refugees will be dismantled today. Less than 100 refugees remained Monday night in tl canvas haven at the edge of the Miami River and thi "Little Havana" area of the city More than 4,(X) Cubans passed through Tent City and at one point las summer it housed more than 1,200 refugees. Chartered city buses and private vans ferried group of refugees from Tent City Monday to Miami Inter national Airport to ship them to cities elsewhere mainly In California, New York and New Jersey. City officials said any destitute refugees found in th city after today will be shipped to Ft. Allen, Puert Rico, If sponsors cannot be found elsewhere, or b turned over to the Immigration and Naturalizatioi -Service for possible deportation if they refuse to lea vi Miami. - 11 1 Dead In Newspaper Fire FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) 'Election '1-Minus 5 'VVeeks' I - -- Danage from - fire that kIlle4 one man and slightly injured thre New others in the press room of the Fort Lauderdale than $ at more today be assessed was expected to million. The fire started accidentally about 8:24 a,m. whei Sparks from an electric grinding machine Ignite newspaper' sheets of newsprint stretched through the said fire inspector Robes section of older presses! a vat of mb Zaborskl. The flames spread qulckiy to After the fire was brought under control, an err maintenance worker in a ployee found the body of a ink mixing room Just off the press room. The victir was identified as Joseph Lee Mallard Sr., 62, of Fot Lauderdale. The blaze and smoke forced evacuation of 900 en ployees. The afternoon newspaper missed publishing 15,X carly street edition papers. But at about 2 p.m., wit smoke still Lingering In the buildIng. It began prmntin Its normal 80,000 papers for home delivery.' ' -' International United Press liit ,nierica will elect its next president five weeks from today. the date draws closer, the campaigning gets heavier. President Carter stumped Manhattan Monday, declaring "I I have always loved New York '1 will ,e New York ntinue tolove New York." And Ronald Reagan scheduled a "Prelude to Victory" rinerin New York tonight - after stopping fi rst to court Iowa ruiers. . Reagan, who spent the weekend at his ranctT home in Santa arbara, Calif., issued a statement Saturday reversing his ngtirne opposition to federal loan guarantees for New York ity . S lie said tie had ''opposed as a matter of principle" the Loan uarantee Act of 1978, but since then has been impressed by e "steady progress toward the restoration of fiscal soundss" made by the city, and feels its people ''should not have to economic failures in Washington." iffer (from) Independent candidate John Anderson also was beginning a ... -. - .. new campaign tour today with stops in North Carolina and Florida. At a meeting of religiis broadcasters Monday in Washington, Anderson sharply chided politically active religious groups for endangering the basic principle of separation of churclind state. "The political marriage of the Mural Majority and the New Right is not one ordained in heaven," said Anderson, himself a mriciuibëmftIe'EvIiIFrf'M1f(ff."1t ist1ihtoft Which thunders with misguided motives .. shich seeks to inject unbending rigidity and intolerance into church pew and polling place alike." Carter was warmly welcomed Monday in the city where he was nominated in 1916 aridrenominatedlast month. New York state has 41 electoral votes, and it is generally acknowledged it would be almost unpossible For Carter to win the election without them. greeted by top Democratic ica(I('rs The president Coy. Hugh Carey, who stayed neutral in the primaries, Mayor Edward Koch, and Democratic Senate nomilmnet' UL'I) . - - and got a rousing reception at the Elizabeth Holtzman convention of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, v,itidi also endorsed him. Joel McCleary, Carter-Mondale campaign coordinator for New \ork, told reporters the president is "at least even if not ahead in upstate New York.'-' "That's unheard of for a Democrat and that's why Carter is going to win the state," he said. lint he acknowledged i 'huge undecided' factor" among Jewish voters. Carter made a pitch for Jewish votes Monday, hinting strongly the United States would get out of the U.N. General Assembly if the ast.'nibly votes to oust Israel. F'ormner Watergate prosecutor lA'qn Jaworski held a news conferenct' Monday to announce he will head a ''Democrats for Heagan" organization because, ''I'd rather have it competent t'xlreiuist than an incompetent mnoderate." lit' called R'agan an extremist" last spring at the time he endorsed George Rush for the nomination. l(eagan said he was ''very, very happy" at Jaworski's - - - S 11 ' - - ' decision - - enrette Derries Bribe, lames 'Mob' For Talk 123 Death Row -Inmates. Hurt By Reports: Suit Rep. John Jenrette, 1)-S.C., says he d larceny and alcohol in his blood when he talked to unrcover agents offering him a bilbe, but he insists he would Dt sell his political office. Testifying for the second day at his Abscam trial, the south arolina Democrat Monday denied he had received a $50,000 ilbe, but said he kept talking with FBI agents because he iought he was dealing with the mob . r Jenrette and co-defendant John Stowe, il former Myrtle each, S.C., and Richmond, Va., businessman' are charged ith conspiring to take a $100,000 payoff in exchange for elping a fictitious Arab sheik get into the country. They also re charged with offering to set up a similar deal with Sen. tr9rn TThurmond.R-.C. ThCILLIiaI resumes today in U.S. District Court with the overnmcnt cross-examining the congressman. Under-cross-examination Monday, Jenrette kaid he kept iscussing a potential deal with undercover agents because he - as afraid of thez*, and u'ed language he believed mobsters gould use. "I told him an undercover agent I had larceny in my lood," Jenrette said, referring to a comment he made at a )ec. 4 meeting where he was offered $50,000. "I had alcohol in inyblood and Iwould do anything togt out F:'tI 1 .Al IASSEE, Fla. UN i - The Florida Supreme Court hlu-ki'd the executions of two- killers next week to consider a m assive vi' lawsuit dema nding it vacate 123 death sentences because the high court uncoristtutiona1ly useçl secret reports. A tualition of capital punishment opponents from aro d tha coummtn, filed suit Monday, claiming the seven Suptemu 'ourt justices violated the constitutional rights of death row inmates bs reviewing pst-hiatri- reporls and other documents defense lawyers never saw and had no chance to challenge. A few hours alter the Mint was filed, the court stayed the Oct. 8 t' x&'t-utiimis of Carl Ray Songtw, Mio killed a Florida H ighway I 'attOl trooper at Crystal l(ier in 1977, and Lemon Hargrave, ho iiiurtk'red a convenience store clerk in Miami The al it ion, in its suit, claimed the court's practice of iiuisidering secret docummn'nts had ''tainted" Florida's capital punishment law, making it no longer acceptable to the U.S. upreme Court. en the uurt's decision is one involving the ultimate I)emialtY of death. the Constitution cannot tolerate anything short of full notice arid disclosure of any and all facts being fed I nt o the life arid death ('quat ion," lead attorney Mavn l"ramikel wrote. 'lime U . S. Supreme ('ourt has found the failure of a court to turn over everything it sees to the defense for possible rebuttal is a %lolatlon of an offender's rights to due process, equal Ifotectionl. - adequate counsel and confrontation o his ac(-users, the suit charged. The justices have a(hnitte(1 seeing psychological reports on 20 dat)i row inmates during the automatic review- given all capital cases, but have denied their decisions on whether the death penalty was appropriate were influenced. wAsIIlN(;TON i UPI) - - - - - "I was scared of who they were," Jenrette said, adding he afraid he would end up "floating in the bottom of the otomac or somewhere else." — - __ 2 9 Renting a - . r cu - " . Q I - U - . 111111 C) IU 0 In - "'- —. - - The process of manufacturing and testing, in fact, spans 65 cacy unparalleled in the history of faccine production," a Merck spokesman said. - ' ' uhh1 Free e l • Free service • Free ports i' III -- • Five labor • Free picture tube . ___ ________ . ., ' ; -.--------____ -j-!a M 11 - - -- 1 lood from virus carriers, said Dr. Morris Hilleman, director ( virus and cell biology research at the Merck Institute. 'ess. .--. -_______ - - - - - 'accine to cost considerably more than measles or Influenza due to its more complicated manufacturing pro'accines --- ' vailable "to -the public at large in a year." The new vacc ine is made from particles of the hepatitis 'irus, extracted by a complicated process that Includes boiling - A I Dr. Wolf Szmuness, head of the New York Blood Center idemiology laboratory, Monday announced the new, and as et unlicensed, vaccine was found to be 96 percent effective gainst liver infection in field trials with male homosexual ) olunteers over a six-month period. referred to as a has been "The development of this vaccine milestone, a breakthrough," said Dr. Aaron Kellner, president the blood cente'. "Hepatitis B infection is one of the world's major public health problems." Hepatitis B - also known as serum hepatitis- has long been nked to blood transfusions, but also is spread by intimate ont.act. Between 80,000 and 100,000 new cases occur in the 'nited States i'neh year, causing several thousa nd deaths. Merck I nstitute for Theraptutic Research of West Point, 'a., developer of the new hepatitis B vaccine, is gearing up for iiass production and Szmuness said he expected it would be - - - me first effective hepatitis vaccine - REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) Jaromir Wagner came in - on a wing and a prayer literally. He landed In Iceland, sta nding on the wing of his aircraft to end a six-hour flight across a stretch of the 'Atlantic. "I just love risks," the 41-year-old Czech-born daredevil told a crowd of Icelanders as he landed Monday in Reykjavik on the third stop of his attempt to cross the Atlantic, standing on the wing of his plane. Keeping his balance with the aid of straps and a handlebar, Wagner and his twin-engine De Havilland Islander plane landed after a six-hour flight froçn the Faroe Islands. Wagner, who lives In Geissen, West Germany, spent the night In the Icelandic capital preparing for the chilliest part -of his Journey over Greenland. The first thing he did when he checked into his hotel was to take a hot bath. If he makes it all the way to Canada and then New York, Wagner will earn a line In the record books as the first person ever to crow the Atlantic standing on top of a plane, 4 - - as Man On Plane Nears Record -c "Wi Jenrette, a reformed alcoholic, said he never got the $50,000, The first to receive the vaccine will be doctors, surgeons, lentlsts, nurses, medical laboratory technicians and blood )ank personnel those, who researchers say, run a high risk A exposure to the virus. 030 . S if there." No price has been set, but Hilleman said he expects the -a . , - Jew Hepatitis Vaccine Eo Be Available In Year :. -- . .. I 'T. - 2' Every Rental Doll "ar can be applied to oft I/POUr, Y ownership. - I ieImi1 ,, AR •USIv ASK TO SEE A THIS WARRANTY! ---,_ COMPLETE OP F -_ -_`)'& r . ' f • No gimmicks • No Credit Hassle • No Security Deposit I NO L)OWfl • No Long Term Obligation • Every Rental Dollar Can Be Applied to Ownership raymeni DAYTONA BEACH SMYRNA ORANGE CITY 1067 Hamilton Court NEW 320 So. Dixie Frwy. 255-1933 428-8229 Four Towns Shopping Center 775-6995 DELAND SANFORD ORLANDO 222 So. Woodland Blvd. 3115 So. Orlando Dr. 730 N. Mills Ave. PINE HILLS 6100 W. Colonial Dr. 736•7286 3232013 8982311 295-1944 R - - - WE CAN COLOR YOUR LIFE a DaynoBOOM o Now STMN.angeOty.Dend .Sanxd. Oft* .P1neHM IV - I ____ - - orkers. F R1 IN BRIEF I - on't be available for general use for at least a year and first mpplies will go to those with the highest risk of exposure -. -ntists, surgeons, kidney dialysis patients and, hospital - . . . Tuesday, Se p t. 30, lfIG-3A of transportation for grabbed the steering." houses to the Alachua County' to nearby couple of the s tudents "The bus Kevin, calling his attion "heroic" and "Fan_L4urfl1 away from that. Then it was call the police and an !mbulance. He said he intended to recomm"d heading toward the house, so I-had to turn Foum' or live remained behind to help get tastc." For a speci al merit award From the sd:'oI him again," he said. ____ dri_verJJeenJse Mrs. Lewison off thc bus. They laid her on t he A friend, Jeff Kiker, yelled for him to put on ''There was a sound and she just kind of fell ides -alk while they waited for the ambulance board.. . "You have to look hard to fird a scratch on overto the side," Kevin, 15, said afterwards. the brakes, Kevin recalled. to arrive, Kevin said. at bus," Caswell said, adding-that the only th "So I went around the bar separating the "I realized what had happe ned and jumped up Mrs. lewison, 56. was reported in goxl -damage from the entire incident was to some driver from the passenger seats) and tried to and man up there." condition after undergoing tests at Shands shrubbery and two private light standards, 15-year-old said. Mrs. l.ewison, 56, had blacked out, and the push on the brakes," the "Jeff helped steady the wheel and the bus Teaching Hospital. NI) diagnosis as to her which were knocked down. bus was out of control. was pretty well shook up." Corley,said. condition was released. School officials said As it jumped a curb and began hoiting finally stopped." ago and "It was something that took me by surprise. It Somebody hollered to open the rear she lThd undergone a physical 30 days *iward a house'at 30 miles per hour, the quickwas a really new experience for me." thinking youth said, "I got behind the seat and emergency dc$or and the students- about GO in was found to be in excelleht conditwn. NEW YORK (UPI) - I I Kevin GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Corley, a ninth-grader at Gainesville High School, was sitting near the front of the schoo , bus Monday - , me a menumem. uua legislation provides that the lender uses the proceeds to originate that: new mortgage loans for eligible persons. The 1. A Florida Housing F inance Agency 15 agency i s ed to uyfromlenders created within the Department ol Community' short-term construction obligations secured Affairs, consisting of the department by a pledge of a long-term mortgage. secretary axxl eight members appointed by 4. The agency would also have authority to g5 proposedamendment would permit the governor subject to coafirmgtlon by the purctiae mortgage loans or promissory notes the state to Issue revenue bonds to finance or Senate. Four members Will come from from Lending institutions. Mortgage loans refinance residential housing and related housing construction n he various aeon t of •,, -- the ---------W -V -, — Intatons Who facilities. The bonds would be paid from and finance industries and four will be on advance commitment to purchase by the revenues from the sale of the housing citizens who are not involved in these In- agency, or existing loans may be purclMlled facilities and there would be no general dustries. out of portfolio with the stipulation that the obligation of the state or property taxpayers 2. Specific eligibility requirements are to be lender invest an amount equal to the sale in In securing the bonds. No bonds can be Issued set by agency rule, but loans shall be for those new mortgages foe eligible persom unless a State fiscal agency determines that of low-, moderate- or middle-Income levels. 5. The agency also would be authorized to debt service requirements will ,tot exceed 3. The agency will be authorized to make. make loans to finance development costs j pledged revenues. loans to lending institutions (commerical multl4amily housing buildings. 'fl agency LegislaUL to implement this amendment banks an trust companies, =edit unions, would contract with private financial In. (Ccmmlttee'Substitute for House Bill 830) savings and loan associations, mortgate stitutions for the origination and servicing of was passed, conditioned an voter approval of 'bankers and insurance companies) providing all thortsage loans. This partic ular direct zna in a series on proposed constItutional amendment 'on the Oct 7 ballot. AMENDMENTNO.2: HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY Glenn Cook, who generally spends Ids time fitting humans with artificial limbs, designed and built the aluminum and plastic device to replace the horse's right foreleg, which was defective at birth and had to be amputated. After a few halting steps Monday in Cook's shop, the tiny filly was taken outside for a field test. "She took off down through the woods and I almost never caught her," Cook said. "She moved pretty quick." I - . . - tit kept talking with undercover agents "stalling" For time. away. ._rba__ Even though Iraq has conditionally Tigris River, which slices through Baghaccepted a United Nations call for an end In Cairo, Egypt appealed for US.' indefenses totally off guard, swooped 500 to the'nine-day-old war, Iran warned it terventim and said its armed forces disposable lighters were reported missing from the Cqwl. feet over Baghdad today and bombed the would widen the war to other Persian tryslde Market, County Road 46, say deputies. were ready to defend the other countries capital and a nearby gas refinery. A huge Gulf states if they did not stop helping in the Thieves cut a hole in the fiberglass roof over the market Persian Gulf from any attack. ball of fire erupted from the Doha fuel Iraq, At the United Nations, a well informed some time between Saturday night and Monday morning, they facility. For emphasis, Tehran Aent at least say. Middle East diplomat warned today the In Tokyo, the Foreign Ministry today three Ian-and green painted Phantom Jets war could "linger on for a long time" in a WOMAN INJURED, PURSE TAKEN reported the Iranian town of streaking out of misty skies to set huge A 73-year-old Fern Park woman ciiffreqj two broken rIh situation haracterizedas"dIuatrou Kburrarnshahr had fallen to the ad- Greco In un attack on the Doha gas lngto tight oft a man who broke Into her home early Sunda y for the whole area." vanclng Iraqis and was reduced torubble refinery in Baghdad's eastern suburbs. morning, deputi es say, The war moved Into its ninth day with after days of fi ghting. LOUIS Wales, of Fern Park, told deputies she was It was the first attack on Baghdad In Tehrannotrespondlngtoau,N,secuijty i The Japanese Foreign Ministry said three days and took Iraqi defenses eep[ng in a screened in porch at 1:30 a.m. when she awoke to by Council pies to end hostilities despite IraqI tanks and armored vehicles had surprise. There was no advance alert and Iraq's saying It was ready to cease firing see a man cutting through the screen door. She grabbed a heavy flashlight and began hitting him with it rumbled into the embattled port city and only sporadic and Ineffective anti- "inunediately" if Iran did the same. usi Japanese consulate general and aircraft fire at the jets streaking mm more as he entered, but he took It away and assaulted her, deputies With the hostages nearing their 12th say. his staff were evacuatinu. than 500 feet above the city. month in captivity, Iran's revolutionary She told the man the location of her purse which contained In Iran, the nation's "hanging Judge," A massive ball of flame erupted from judge Sadegh Khalkhall, who has con- about $50, and slipped away from him, only to fall asleep In a Sheikh Sadegh Khalkhali warned that the the refinery and a thick black column of demned hundreds of counter- greenhouse on her property. American hostages, nearing their 12th smoke rose into the sky. Other bombs revolutionaries to death, warned the war When she awoke, she called deputies then went to Flat Ida month In captivity, will not be freed soon appeared to hit Baghdad's closed airport will not accelerate the release of the Hospital-Altamonte, where she was treated for two broken ribs despite the Persian Gulf war, and another target on the east side of the Americans. and released. . - Georgia police say they found the vehicle abandoned and im pounded it, pending its return to the Sanford company. BURGLARY THROUGH ROOF Thieves cut their way through a fiberglass roof over Midway grocery this weekend and made off with cigarettes, beer and lighters, deputies say. At least 41 cartons of cigarettes, six cases of beer and 50 - - An artificial leg NASHVILLE, Term.( UPI) fashioned for a tiny, 19-inch tall horse worked so well on the miniature filly's First outing she almost ran carrying sheets of glass. The theft, discovered Monday occurred some time after Sa(urday afternoon they say. CAR RECOVERED AFTER "TEST" Georgia state police say they have recovered a 1969 Pontiac taken Monday from Sanford on a "test drive." The car was driven away from Highway Automotive, 2613 u.& High way 17-92, for a test by an unident if ied man who never returned, Sanford police report. The checks were worth a total of $2,038, deputies say. Wright was already being held In lieu of $5,250 bond on other bud check charges of grand theft and uttering a forgery at the Seminole County Jail. bI r , DUBLIN, N.H. UPI) - You can tell the outside temperature by counting the chirps a cricket mimakes, and you can find out what the weather may be like months in advance by reading The Old Farmer's Almanac, which hits the news stands today. As for the most popular feature of the almanac, folksy prognoUctd' .'w - Wtdtheh-wise - predicts a generally mild winter for the United States, although wet in the western third and quite wet in the South and sections of the Midwest and Ohio River Valley. Tiny Horse Gets New Leg ,tø,,,HAQ a.; an . I 'Heroic' StudentHalft School Bus After Driver Collapses - - Deputies say the truck is equipped with large side racks for baik - .. Mamle I. Spolts Ralph K. Sutherland Lola E. Walisirom Gladys Wilson p.bra Young in the company truck, - Jos.pliln, R. MIlbert, O.itona Louise Mims, Lake Monroi Seminole Memorial Hospital September 19. 551 ADMISSIONS - - BAGHDAD, Iraq (UP!) U.S.-built Iranian warplanes, catching Iraqi air . _ then drove them away Once lislde, the thieves gathered up 18 power tools, mostly drills, glass cutting equipment and radios, then loaded up the goods into the company's 1970 white Chevrolet pickup truck and drove off, they report. - deputies say. Thomas M. Wright, 24, of 2 Chapman Woods Place, was charged with writing five checks he knew were bad on a - possibility of flooding over -Woods.. 991 Magnolia Ave. A total of $11,000 In goods were stolen from the company, they say. - Thieves apparnUy pulled the bOIL Irôni the gation the . fence surrounding the company's building, then unbolted and pried away one side of the aluminum structure to gain entpr,,ng. o -- ....__ . South showed signs of easing, but there still existed the southern portions of Alabama and -, Mississippi. AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: fl; overnight low: 70; Monday's high: 94; barometric pressure: 29.88; relative humidity: 94 percent; Winds: southwest at 8 mph. WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, !:O'l a.m.. 2.44 p.m., lows. L12 a.m., 9.11 p.m.. PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 1:59 a.m., 2:36 p.m.; lows, 8:03 a.m,, - 9:02 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 6:18 a.m., 9:30 p.m.; lows, 2:18 a.m., 12:26 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 50 Miles: Winds southwest to west around 10 knots through Wednesday. Seas 3 feet or less. Widely scattered thun derstorms. AREA FORECAST: Pa rtly cloudy through Wednesday wi th a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs in the low 90s. Lows in the low lOs. Winds mostly southweI 10 mph. Rain probability 50 percent today, 20 percent tonight and 50 percent Wednesday. - - Iran -_ - B, om bs, Ira .' ye.- Reftpery, people in northern New Jersey to ration wpter. On the opposite side of the spectrum, heavy rai ns Tuesday still threatened portions of nor th-central Texas. Stamford, Texas, about 40 miles north of Abilene, has had a whopping 17.80 Inches of rain during the past several days. Rain that has prevailed over the - Deputies report they and Altamonte Springs police are investigating the burglary of American Building Products Inc., Deputies and animal control officers spent the morning Envoy To Poland Approved Meehan has been approved as ambassador to Poland by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Another career diolomat. harry Shlaudeman. won approval as ambassador to Argentina when U committee voted Monday to accept nine diplomatic . nominations. committee also approved the nominations of The - Large, Re Bull 'Wanders County. r . of governors to consider ways in which the bank could expand its projected lending In the years ahead to meet increased needs. 1 ' . ministers, asked the World Banks's permanent board - Almanac Sees Mild Winter The period will end at noon Oct. 23. In Longwood, meanwhile, wi1.th two seals on the ci ty cornission up for election, the candidate qualifying period ,viIl open at 8a.m. Frida y and close at 5 p.m. Oct. 17, according to City Clerk Donald Terry. The fife-and-cackle corps" Goldie the chicken appears to be singing to Bill Corbin's accompaniment1 during a recent Civil War Re-enactment in st. Louis. Corbin Is a member of the Camp Fuller Field Music Unit of Rockford, ' Ill and Goldie is the unit's mascot , 1N. CHICKE HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Mae West has been moved from her guarded celebrity suite to the intensive care unit at Good Samaritan Hospital, where she hils been hopita1ized for six weeks following a stroke. Despite implications the 88-year-old sex queen's condition had deteriorated, a friend of the actress said Monday Miss West was showing signs of improvement. Candidate qualification period for two seats on the I.,ake Mary City Council and the mayor's office will open at noon Thursday, according to City Clerk Connie Major. . ' i.ate Monday, the Development Committee of the -.- 'Mae West In Intensive Care .joCan Qualify Thursday 4 - policy group of .two,.w9r1d bodies, a high-level . I — WASHINGTON (UP!) The World Bank and International Monetary Fund began their 35th Joint annual meeting today with a proposal for expanded aid to developi ng countries above pla nned levels for the next few years. President Carter was to address the meeting, at. tended by finance ministers and other officials from 141 countries, this morning. - -. - Lake Mary Cand idates .. .1 / authorities say. The three men and one woman were charged with narcotics violations Monday under the law, which is designed to discourage the increasing use of ships in narcotics smuggling, federal authorities in New York said. Three others, British citizens, were turned over to authorities in Panama, where the ship was registered. The law - which forbids a U.S. citizen aboard a ship at sea to possess an illegal drug with intent to sell it carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $15,000 fine. . ft Face Smuggling Charges NEW YORK (UPI) - Four people arrested aboard a freighter carrying 30 ton* of marijuana will be the first to face prosecution under a new federal law, - . - SEATTLE-(UPI) - The number of Cuban refugees fasting to protest detention at McNeil Island federal penitentiary dropped' to seven today whee 54 others accepted a breakfast of coffee and sweetrolls, said Supt. B. Bud Grey. The protest began Thursday when 23 Cubans sat in one cell and refused to eat. By late Sunday, 61 of the 244 Cubans held at the island prison had crowded into five cells, refusing to budge or eat Food, demanding that the Immigration and Naturalization Service eppeed up hearings on their behalf, said Grey. 4 . . - - -16; 9 I I their support during 1979-80. Dr. Smith is a.Sanford physician; Mrs. Smith, a member of the planning council, is director of Victim Services with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to the following council members: Cynthia J. Hutchinson, secretary and director 1978.80; Stewart Abel, president and director 1979-80; Teresa Scinto, treasurer and director 1979-80; Daniel Scinto, president and director 1978-79; Grace Kehrer, executive director 191-79; and Susan A. Skambis, planner and director 1978-80. . • I "i !. L Ar . . .____ VATICAN CITY( UP!) Two American -bishops told a Vatican meeting that 80 percent of Roman, Catholic women in the United States use con-j traceptives and the church must thodernize its methods of teaching doctrines on birth control. The bishops made their comments Monday during the second working day of the Fifth World Synod of Bishops meeting in the Vatican to discuss the problems 'ml the modern Christian family. cardinal John Quinn of San Francisco said the problem of birth control was "immense" for the churchandrejectionofitsteachingson thesubjectwas "widespread." 1. -*. — Of Detention At Prison - - I V " - Most Cubans End Protest - . $ 4 0 Evening Herald Sanford Fl — R -' aircraft and crews to Saudi Arabia for possible use in - . M RIEEL _ - President Carter is con- . NA110N court in ordering , - . 4 i Winter Sprinqs To Consider Enforcement Board 1~ ___~_ DAVID RAZLE = 1 _-__,;~~ WASHINGTON (UP!) . _______________________________________________ . . . . 30, 7 . . I I I a t*ab.'.t S&htZ.),a&.Ia 3iè.a' - - - I *' V i - ' �-- . I) I I V . - . I . . .. - I I . ~ . . . 1~ . . . . I . . . .. - - - - __ I ,~ ~~~ __~~ ~~~~ ~~ . .. 0 . I . . . .. . . . . ~ . . . , I - I . . . . . I V , . ) (USPs- . - 1--, I .- . —.---..— - ______, -,---, -.-- . 1, d . I .1 Ir I Evening HerW . 0 . .. . a . A I SPORTS . fliö 300.FRENCHAVE.,SANORDFIA3flhI Area Code 305-3224611 or 831-9993 ,- . . . . Tuesday, Sept. 30, 190—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, September 30, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor JAMES E. BIRD, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; (I Months, $24.00; Year, $45.00. By Mail: Week, $1.25; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, 130.00; Year. $57.00. Grogan Rdes i F.*Iots Over Denver 23- 14...- . ------------- . . -...-% FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) There had loss to Denver, was more than a defeat. Grogan hit on 17 of 24 passes for 209 pattern In which he outran defender by Otis Armstrorg. England- bounced back to a 10-7 halftime been talk of revenge before the game, of "We felt we had a debt to pay for last yards and tossed his eighth touchdown of Steve Foley to t ba ll. "This was the typeof game the defense lead on a Field goal and a two-yard touch reversing last year's humiliation and year and th at Inspired us. We were fired the year. "Grogan put me to the test on that needed," said tackle Tony McGee. "We down run by rookie Vagas Ferguson. doing it with authority, up For this one," said newly returned All this on a bad knee which had left one," said Morgan who caught three played as a team tonight and that's what In the third quarter, Ferguson fumbled The New England Patriots wanted defensive lineman Richard Bishop. him uncertain of his pla ying status up to passes for 3 yards in the game. "I had to counted." on New England's 37 and the Broncos their Monday night game with the The Patriots again turned to their 48 hours before kickoff. run and I caught it on my fingertips. He The victory upped New England's need'ed just five plays to capitalize on Denver Broncos badly. 'And they aerial connection of Grogan and speedy "I figured I'd start and see how it went. threw the ball where It was supposed to record to 3.1 and was their first Monday Armstrong's run. But that was it for the succeeded, kicking a national television receiver Stanley Morgan. The two If it didn't feel good I was going to get be." night triumph since 1976 (2-7 overall), visitors, who fell to 1-3, their jinx in the process with 23-14 victory on hooked up on a 45-yard touchdown in the out, but I felt fine," Grogan said. With the lead secured, the much The game drew 11,000 last-minute fans, since 1975. the accurate arm of a rapidly maturing third quarter to give New Engla nd the The main offensive weapon has been maligned New England defense went to th e largest game gate in team history but We are not used to losing," sa id Steve Grogan and stellar defense effort lead for good, 17-14. Two fourth-quarter Morgan, who has caught 10 passes for 3M work. They held Broncos to 52 total yards the Broncos quieted them quickly but Denver Coach Red Miller. "1 don't like in the second half. field goals by John Smith (8 of 9 on the yards and Five touchdowns this year. His in the second half and only one first down taking 7-0 lead on a 17-yard pass from the feeling, it's a foreign one and I don't The Patriots. had felt last year's 45-10 season) cemented the victory, crucial grab Monday came on a post after an early th ird period touchdown run Matt Robinson to Haven Moses. New know how to eact to it." - I - Sea Treat,, Is Near Law Of The . WASHINGTON WORLD It was easy for the United Nations to declare that the resources in and under the oceans are C - - . ., -- -. " duct undersea mining ventures, while the poorer countries can argue under the common heritage concept that they deserve a piece of th e action. The Geneva compromise does give the Third fo • .- / - - . . N, \ , . .. ': - I •f-7 , - .-.. - - --' - - 4 - ' - '- - - ROBERT W I AGMAN - - lsan,q- becausethe same one would seem to depend on the attitude and sleazy tactic had just been used on him by 'ButJlnmty Cart' relectli campaign is not sure whether to ignore the sniiirrs. . - - As for Carter, did he really think he was Stanford did to Oklahoma. Who would have ever thought Tennessee would beat Auburn 42-0 ) like that's That's what is going to happen to us if our players don't work harder to improve and get toughness." The miscalculation was in the cost to U.S. consumers of the phased-in deregulation of domestic crude-oll, pricm which had been Carter could largely rebut Reagan's charges by citing recent figures from nations have declined to play with the majority. These few have continued to Energy Department showing bow well the dIi deregulation is working in terms provide sanctuaries for air plrates because it - 4.SouthernCal(3-0) - 5.Texas(3-0) . -' l0. UCLA (3-0) - system and those taking,, the socialist road. A & coercion. But when this kind of thing happens - when completed treaty will demonstrate the real m of a Carter administration official makes a possibility for international agreement on issues remark suggesting the GOP candidate Is a that have traditionally been a source of bitter rivalry if not war. Perhaps Richardson is not exaggerating in his estimation of the achievement it would represent. cross - - - . Please Wdte ought to forswear the cheap shot and t,etters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters n1u!qLh"gned,_WIth_ - - Standard almost all hijackings of recent years. conference or training session Monday andsaid he didn't want OU of Indiana, which may em- was desperately needed and that his $16 - Given the' substantial opposition to likely to be In the future. Plane h1jackings are deregulation, it might be difficult politically and the early incidents Involved East essentially a post-World War II development to talk to any reporters until after the fight. - 'r successtui seizures were cheered in the .Increase was from domestic production. The though his doing so would refute much of West and the h1hackers greeted as heroes, The occasional attempt is still made and the . cleared an additional profit of $1.80 for every barrel produced. I Politicians. may think this kind of campaigning is effective, but one of these days the public is going to rebel against it. Nov. 4, 1980, The result: Standard was able to boost Its figures on increased drilling and production quarterly dividend by 22 percent while while neglecting to tell voters exactly how allocating 1250 million more to Its domestic- much that Increased production is costing want their names In print. The .Evening would be a good day for that to happen. exploration budget for this year thanAt had thenL JACK ANDERSON - - Monday, All, -with three losses in 59 fights, shadowboxed drown*between "bad" hijackings and "good" "This will be a total mismatch," he bellow4d while wiping commandeering of planes for Flights to freedom. The time could well come when a plane and Its captors would have to be the rivers of sweat from his trim, 218-pound body. "Holmes won't win a round. It w on 't even be close, He'll look slow and he'll look awful. My timing and reflexes are perfect." - d 254 ds when he returned to the V - . - Iraqis Pushing For Nuc 'lear Arsenal BERRY'S WORLD \ I " . . _____ ...... ..., - %, - - - : - - - - - -/ V -. 41 - . .. _# .1 0'IN t, Nil, .. .. ., - .. , 04a _ - V.-' V, - .. 4 -- - JimmyCarter and his economic policies that I'll blame." - I '- -ii 'i" - I - -- , '. . '.: •.,:;- 4e ' reactor." tione." 11 world can thank the French for In. Footnote: The French have also agreed to troducing this terrifying Incendiary into the supply Iraq with 100 MIrage F-i and Delta' Persian Gulf nil region. In order to ingratiate )a0 warplanes, as well as warships, tanks nuclear warheads by 1985. themselves with their oill mippliers, ' r ~4 , ' - - , 1.r ______ _____ - ' - __ It's more likely these warheads would be French are shipping enriched weapcca.gads' claim the Iraqis visit to be less dependent used against IsraeL An IraqI nuclear arsenal, uranium to Iraq. All It takes to build a nuclear upon the Soviet Union for their military according to one top-secret Pentagon bomb is Mill; the French have agreed to supplies. -. analysis, would have "a potential for threateni ng Israel," which already Is "stockpiling nuclear warheads," could create "a classic unstable, - This nuclear balance" in the turb*nt Middle deliver 70 to 80 kilo as a beghudog. They uNrM jUMC& A oiwtlime Nis& hit have also offered to train Iraq personnel in man, who turned st' j East, which could lead to a nuclear exchange, warm a rebW document from the Pentagon's secret files, nuclear warheads. A nuclear missile bout- on parole. nuclear technolo.' . Iraq already has an ugly array of Soviet- . , i _________ send nine moIster, to prison, has been denied pre-release furlough privileges, -while all of made missiles, which can be armed with the nine be pit up the rivw we ahsady Im badmient, of course, would devutate tiny - - _ ____ ' - . - dncws say he is a changed num : As Bureau of Prisons rules allow, Parke, applied for overnight hviough privtleges 15 , months before his November 1981 release date. 710 plr~, s ,tnit tesm,, reviewed his . Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver has been getting his thrills a 2-0 lead in the first on Singleton's 1111! single and Dan Graham's sacrifice fly'. these days at the ball park. Boston drew to wi thin 2-1 in the first on Jim Rice's RBI single "Every game is scary," said Weaver after Eddie Murray's two-run homer In the sixth inning Monday night powered the and tied the game in the second on Glenn ilof (man's single. Baltimore's Steve Stone pitched the first six Innings to pick Baltimore Orioles, now 3'-z games behind the Idle New York up lus 25th victory against seven losses. Sanuny Stewart Yankees, to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox and a sweep earned his third save. of their twi-night doubleheader. each' --- °Veah, It's 25,' said Stone. "I'm pleased wi th the number knocked in two runs to lead the Oriol es to a 5-2 triumph, but I could have been a Little sharper." -.' - _SAVE. _____ eI V - _ ' ... In the nightcap, tralling, 3.2, entering the sixth, Ken Singleton hit a one-out triple and Murray followed wi th his 30t1 - behind the rive-hit pitching of Dennis Martinez, 6-4. Baltimore took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when Pat Kelly, who reached second on an error, went to third on Terry Crowley's double and scored on DeCinces' infield out. homer of the season over the left-field screen off starter Keith MacWhorter, 04. . - Murray became the fifth major-league switch hitter to bit 30 homers in a season. "I Was just trying to hit it hard, just trying to get Singleton in there," said Murray. Boston grabbed a 3-2 lead In the fifth, when Rick Burleson itOMU IIIU$ Pt! ?lS I NEW YORK (UPI) .. . Muhammad All for the athletes were selected as the probably the best award you . New York at the same time, but didn't recall any legal actions Parker had taken against., him. - Basketball's Kareem ' past decade by a nationwide Simpson was fourth and ti tles while' domina ting his for 1969-79. sport during that period, was "I'm very pleased, This Is panel of sports writers, golfer Tom Watson was fifth, Rounding out the balloting broadcasters and editors. selected as the . Amerlcan warden lost. IU offIciA Larry Taylor, says ,. - i 99 . in the fourth, DeCinces and Dempsey hit back-to-back home runs on consecu ti ve pitches off loser Dick Drago, 7-6. Rice hit his 23rd homer for Boston in the ninth, Tennis star Bjorn Borg, *ho decade sprining 196&1978 and leading performers in their Abdul-Jabbar finished third in , has captured five Wimbledon golfing great Jack Nicklaus respective sports over the U balloting, football's O.J. - - 006 06 'V.- $l wwwIT -Ir - - iciiysaig hit of -SKIL There It was considered — and rejected — ! by n official who was once Parker's warden - IaEL _ - 'at a New York correctional center several legal run-ins with him whiCh the it usualiydoes." hesaid. -'Yousee these guys play like youknow they are capable of performing. It's not a daily thing, they couldn't keep up that pa ce." ened his See HEAVYWEIGHTS Page IA When several prison offlcjnjs asked for reconsideration, the application was sent to Wion. V _______ - "This pennant race is bringing out some good baseball, - Cancer Society's third can receive and I've received . -Athlete of the Dec Monday, 'Past winners - ' - include Ten of the world's top Melton. - . . Wax ' Van MCR(OBERTS TIRES Very Reasonable Prices. IS (Auto.) HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. - 1613 Orlando Dr.(17-") Sanford, Fla. 323-3550 were soccer great Pele, Chris Baseball's Pete Rose Evert, Uoyd, Roberto Duran, finished a close second to Guy La fle ur and Nancy org for the honor. Lot Converted 'Vans Your Us Waib and -- NIW HOURS z Mon.thrv Fri. PHThU1 PM 411S.4JU - saoao Oc.e city. TM - - - .- V - - p 40 61 - (, 'E,, . 411SWIFIRSTST. ms'"..J, &APAWN ANN Off V . -, In Montreal, Manager Dick Williams is getting a charge out Capilla and advanced on a wild pitrh Rake Nlt,Rride then Roundup still have to overcome of the stretch run. * League - the Expos. crowd in the history of Shea Stadium, he had promotional rights to the fight, asked that plans for . - The triumph kei)t Montreal atop the National LeaLlue East ' But the Phillies, who have six winies remaining - including a three-game series with Montrehi --- A lawsuit Wed in Los Angeles Monday by a man who claim recorci and judged him an acceptable risk for' the furlough program. But the Pleasanton warden, for reasons he---. won't discuss because of privacy con-. e.but I think this may help us to Maddox, 5-4, in 10 innings, before 1,787 fans — the sinallest baseball partner of Ali, Dundee said,"All knows Holmes Inside and Out, but Holmes doesn't know a thing about Ali. AU the t1Ifl5 they worked together In the ring, All never showed him anything, he never took it seriously." benched Monday, apparently for losing a line drive in the sun in Sunday's 8-3 loss to the Expos, which allowed two runs to score. After the Cubs broke a 3-3 tie with two runs in the top of the 15th, Lonnie Smith and Pete Rose drew leadoff walks off Doug American - he remembered that he and Parker were In, " The ticDcost MAfl0@0 is JOhn PAW& TUDY. IsraeL This tbreat reportedly has spurred the who now calls linseif JOtnI Parker. Israeli intelligence service, Mosud, to snadoilttedkillerfortheClmplalmcbfantjly But at least one top analyst believes Israel - '' - - '%et*s put it this way/ ff I'm flred~ It ww't be I Arab nation to build a nuclear arsenaL The Iraqis don't have nuclear weapons that could be turned against the Iranians today, but they are expected to produce "a number" of The Defense Intelligence Agency has \ . concluded that Iraq wffl become the first problem for the United States," he wri*"is Aft a top-secret DIA report: "Priadently, not the prospect of a nuclear conflict lit- we must aanune that tarsal Is corid ring volving Isrwl and Iraq ... but rather the some oxt of action to forestan Ir"I prospect of a preemptive Israeli strike, with acquisition of a nuclear capability, and we conventional weapons, aplinst the (Irao) must consider dw imptIcationg of su& &c. secretly developing nuclear weapons, which could add a f rightening newThicendlary lit the midst of all those oil barrels and powderkegs. his pinch-hit, three-run home run with two out in the ninth ...." wald to load the bases before Trillo lined a 1-1 pitch up the iniddl-e~-making a winner of Kevin Saucier, 7-3, by scoring Ironically, a major figure in Philadelphia's rally was GLIrry Maddox, who wasn't even supposed to play. Maddox was win the division -*,--,,w6wt-W—abli-WUiidri-it— arKT~Wr~"s~ilhg-itAlteaily-w-iiin.............................. WASHIN TON Behind battle smoks won't wait around for Iraqis to produce of New t the he's ducking the news conference and workouts." along the Iraqi-Iranian border, Iraq Is nuclear weapons. "This most pressing building for Iraq. federal prison In Pleasanton, Calif., where And referring to the Fact that Holmes s a former SP8TTIII .I One out later, Maddox singled off I)enms lAlInp, 10-13, to- bring in the tying run.. KvitliMoreland singled and I.arry [Iowa to cap a three-run 15th-inning, rally that saved the Phillies. Louis Cardinals. "I once hit a home run in San Francisco on training camp for the fight ih Deer Lake, Pa. lie now has lost more than an Inch from-his waist, All said he was going to run 5 miles this morning and then begin a rest period until the fight.. His cool, calm and collected appearance Is not a cover-up, nsisted his trainer, Angelo Dundee. "We're a cool, happy, loose unit," Dundee said of the All entourage. "This whole thing ... will blow Holmes' mind. He - scored Smith with a groundout. "We have to at least Lv.~Iose to Montreal, that's why.it was "That's dw biggest hit I've ever had," Tainargo said af ter opening day to win a - just a half-gaine ahead of the Philadelphia my biggest hit," said Trillo, who connected for a two-out single inning lifted the Montreal Expos to a 5-2 victory over the St. Holmes, 30, the World Boxing Council heavyweight cha pi on with a u record, against All, (be kgcrdary three-t(mt champion, Thursday night at Caesars Palace. universal That cannot be ii a policy It appears that the Carter dampaign to challenge Reagan by simply citing the .. exact same thought Monday night. writers and broadcasters — Picture tigh t Phillies, who edged Chicago, 6-5, in 15 innings. And thaVs why Manny Trillo and John Tamargo had the pay for the right to lose their money, you have the scene: , standings title. - scrambling to cover the story, put it all in a city where people Western reaction, although considerably United Press International their object wa3 the same; winning the National League Fast eye injury is more serious than he or his handlers are willing to entire thing, more than 600 By They were separated by miles, hours and circumstances but admit. But, in all liklihood Ali's iWnd is as sound as it ever was and Holmes' l ef t eye isn't a big deal at all. Throw in a last-minute lawsuit that threatens to halt the round. 1pr!fits . V , Ph*IIies Keep 'NL ' East Expàs , - On the surface, then, it appears Ali is a bit loony and Holmes' Europeans seeking to break through the Iron the pockets of domestic producers even telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. But it has not always been so, and I not the mud than to play around with the kind of . National League Roundup ____________________________________ - LAS VEGAS, Nev. (PI) -- One minute Muhanmad All says this Is the end of ' the line and the next minute he's screaming about being champion until 1985, defending the crown two times a year For the next four years. - the first six months of this year than during makes the need for increased domestic muted after decades of Eat-West corn. petition, remains favorable. the same period of 1979. Even taking Into production seem considerably less desperate . t dlda year and a half ago. account _the wj Standard - 124 Larry Holmes, who was thumbed in the left eye during a domestic crude was 35 percent blow during . compounded by the current oil glut~ which sure that Ud crupa1gn IU team currently on proba-lion Is Auburn. sparring session Sunday, failed to appear at a scheduled news average price Standard received for its Reagan's argument. Carter's dilemma is slippery dig. There is no quicker way to make Board of Coaches. The only 199 problem for the democracies. Their airlines of last year; an estimated $85 million of that And finally the candidates, themselves consideration by the UPI 224 and their nationals have been the victims of profit3were up SM million over the first half , crack down immediately and emphatically. 256 - For some oil companies, phased-in was =Hering energy and foreign-exchange In the first half of this year, the company's for Carter to brag that consumers are putting - -. decontrol has been a profit gusher. Take crises, that increased domestic production a greater extent than any other major Oil company. 'Three-fourths of Standard's crude comes from its domestic reserves. aide suggests, even in jest, that the president has a social disease the candidate should ,' - phasize domestic production over imports to tAlllon plan would be cost effective. campaign '-' Ali keeps Talking, - Charles Colson, confuses persuasion with - Holmes Under Cover -• nations, between the powerful and the weak, between those wedded to the free enterprise - '42 'Coaches AstovIatIon, teams 01 on probation the NCAA are '364 ineligible for the top 20 and 322 national championship - - - Note: By agreement with - 12.Oklahoma( 1-1) - - - 11. NorthCarolina(3-0) ' -25 20.Florida(3-0) 481 the American Football 9. Missouri(3-0) - , ' - 6.Pjttsburgh(3) 7NotreDame(-3-0) 8.Georgla(4-0) - 55 .4 53. 28 i7.SthflfQrdlL "18.FloridaSt3-l') 19,Baylor(3-0) four weeks, with first-1i'e votes and records in paren-theses. i.Alabama(26)(34) 6W 2.OhioState(8)(3-0) 578 542 3. Nebraska (8) (3-0) 4 94 72 58 Board of Coaches Top 20 l5.SouthCarolina(3-1) college football ra ti ngs after 16.Arkansas(2-1) . - The 13. Miami, Fla.(4-O) - United Press International 14. Penn State(2-1) Their weakness is that a handful of crucial years rather than Immediately. be a need to turn to the seabed for metals and suits their own radical political 1XOSeS• merely calling for a cani$lgn devoid of hate kept artificially low by government " Cuba has been prominent among their minerals now produced from mining operations but not accusing Reagan of racism drilling starts and Increased domestic In his regulation. The Carter administration hoped on the land tnasses of the earth. LawoLthaSe& rernarks to-a.predomlnantly-biack audience'. that bringing those prices up toworid levels production. Domesti c production is 50,000. number. Which makes Castro's joining the learn for barrels a day higher than the department Treaty -setting forth how those resources will be at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta? "would decrease crude-oll imports and en,any reason particularly welcome. The way in esfirnates it would have been without exploited Is the only alternative to an era of courage domestic production, which he has done so is both the least cornderegulation. Drilling of new wells Is at a I rivalry and strife among nations with a capacity c That also Is hard to believe. The president plicated and the most effective of responses to Energy Department experts initially ad- record level; at lent 60,00 new otl and gas ertainly was criticizing as racist what for seabed mining. the problem. It requires no special agencies vised Carter that phased-in deregulation wells will be drilled this year, up 10,000 from Reagan had said and absent 'any other Th e developing nations did no, get everything disclaimer it is re would cost consumers about $18 billion from last year. The department calculates that or involved procedures. It eliminates the peril asonable to conclude he they wanted at Geneva, but the agreement on wanted the audience to think he was accusing to hostage passengers that force special Its beginning in June 1979 through its corn- deregulation will Increase domestic pletion In September 1981. Now, halfway production by 350,000 barrels a day by Sep. cornmandounits such as the Israelis and West seabed resources can be considered a victory for the man as well as the remarks. To make through the period, the experts have raised tember 1981. Germans have employed with notable suctheir quest for a better economic break in the things worse, the president then waited a CCSS lnecapably involves. their estimate to $47.4 billion, days So why is the Carter campaign hesitating to to say he didn't think Reagan North-South relationship on the globe. Even couple of Why? An Energy Department If all would-be hijackers were left In no , spokesman crow over these Was a racist and blame the flap accomplishments? on the landlocked nations with neither the opportunity doubt that landing a-seized plane anywhere says, the $16 billion figure was based op a Deregulation was strongly opposed by nor the means to enga in development of ocean it probably Is too much to expect th e supprojection of world oil prices that was much many In Congress especially Democratic on earth co uld ha ve for them only one conresources are assured ul 'iefit. porters of one side or another in this already too low. Since the original estimate was liberals and moderates seque nce immediate extradition during' the The seven years of Law o he Sea ngotiations dreary presidential campaign to keep their made, world oil prices have doubled, causing years that the administration agonized over threat would dwindle to 'Insignificance if not have been a laboratory for negotiations and punches above the belt. There always seems domestic prices to increase far more rapidly the tsue. In finally ordering the phased-In disappear altogether, than had been anticipated, Success could, however, raise another compromise between the "have" and "have not" to be someone who, like the pre-born again deregulation, Carter argued tiat the country - NEW YORK (UPI) ' error or to boast about it. spirit of cooperation of those responsible for IllS Secretary Patricia Harris in her "specter of white sheets" remark about making It work. One thing is- certain. Sooner or later there will Reagan in Dallas. teams that truly might be are overlooked. Lo0 at what . concerned by the hijacking problem and anxio us to find a way to end It. Attempts have been made. There are In' existence a number of multi-nation agreements on air piracy, notably those adopted by the International Civil Aviation originally planned to spend. Organization In Tokyo (1863), The Hague Which brings us to Carter's political (1970), They focus on national obligations In oblm. proseeetlzor exltthfftnders' -an&------- '--Rod-' sharply attackli athnInlstraUon tor"holdIngdown"doneslic - 'n1d be eff ective- If everyone accepted the rules, production by deregulating prices over two about $31 billi on, every dollar of which Is - vast majority of the world's nations seriously . - And he certaiy knew Mistake BiII ion s - - - : '. -. . - - 0 - - - ;;' - V 'Hurrtcanes Rise, Seminoles Fall, Gators M aké Debut Hi'iacters - an Innocent jibe? einpt to stamp It racist Big Three ,, MeUow" is not the first word that comes to mind wherr the subject is Fidel Castro. But the promptreturn, as promised, of the latest plane hi jackers to the United Sta tes for prosecution might almost lead one to suspect that two decades of experience wi th the reali ties of power are commencing to have a mellowing effect on Cuba's maximum leader. NEW YORK (UPI) Alabama, which extended the nation's longest winning streak to 24 games and gave Coach Bear It is not the sort of mutually beneficial performance that has previously been forBryant his 9th career victory in a 41-0 thrashing of Vanthcoming from Havana derbilt, remained the No. I team in the country, receiving 26 1rrne, Castro had hisown reasontThe two-.......first-place votes-for 604' poInts, hijackers were recent expellees social tinOhio State, a 38-21 winner over Arizona Stare, held on to the desirables for whom there could be no No. 2 spot with eight Firstplace votes and 578 points, Nebraska, welcome home again to his Cuba. which knocked off Penn State, 21-7, remained at No. 3, That may be self-Interest, but don't knock receiving the remaining eight First-place votes for 542 points. it, When It's shared it has another name But upsets among last week's Top 10 members caused some cooperation. It's what makes good neighbors changes In this week's ratings. and lasting marriages. Southern California moved up a notch to No. 4, replacing Oklahoma, which lost, 31-14, to Stanford, while Texas ad-V In - this case has . Castro's self-interest performed a considerable service not only to ' vanced one s,pt to No. 5. "Everbody wants to be No. 1," said Bryant, "But a lot of a publicly grateful U.S. government but to a f : Hard to be tIe Reagan, after all, has been around politics long enough to know th at DOE 1 $31 "states' rights" was the rallying .cry of segFegationlst politicians trying to kill civil V World an opportunity to participate in the harvest rights legislation all the way up to the midWASHINGTON (NEA) — Thie Departmerlt of' minerals from the seabed, but industrialized 1960s. of Energy has made asllgtit miscalculation of .. . V - . . i called the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan was ---decisiori'of"the Senld'inthority. Aswitfrm'my International arrangements, the success of this' Florida's ' . 6i - nations will hold veto pow. over the major . . New York. Elliott Richardson, the latest to serve as chief U.S. negotiator at the conference, thinks the signing will be the most significant single development for the rule of law since the United Nations itself was founded. While that may be Both sides tried to play political games with bigotry and when they got caught at it, both overstating the case, the number of agreett'ents reached so far dealing with fishing, rights of-- -claimed the opposition threw the..ftrst.mudball. passage and other issues is certainly impressive, The agreement which seems to signal clear lioth candidates claimed they were not sailing from now on was reached last summer at trying to exploit racial feeling, which is hard Geneva. It calls for a complex voting formula for to believe. sharing power in the International Seabed Did Ronald Reagan reall y think his Authority which, will control development of rcfcrenc to "states' rights" in a speech in mineral resources qn the ocean floor. This was a Mississippi was devoid of racist connotation? tough issue, since onl the advanced indistrial Did he really believe his comment about .Carter opening his campaign in what Reagan --- - r-vr^"nt4 ' D gs nd - . How To ... By ARNOLD SAWISL.4J( WASHINGTON (UP!) The Carters and the Reagans continue to bicker, whine and wail about who injected racism into the 1980 presidential campaign. The Fact Is,hat there is guilt on both sides and no one s going to emerge from this sorry episode with honor. participating nations at a session next spring in / ' S 11 'ts A / 7 "Wo14 COPIIY N.ws 5.rvks 1'le(]p "the common heritage of mankind." But it has taken seven years, so far, to figure out how. mankind is going to share that heritage. Fina ll y the long effort to draft a Law of the Sea Treaty is approaching landfall. . Th e Word from th e ninth sesSion' of the UN Law of the Sea Conference, just ended at Geneva, is the most hopeful to date. Unless something comes unstuck, a treaty will be ready for signinby 163 DON GRAFF - - - f 1' - V Ike - I �P. A 6A.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. + TUesday, Sept. 30, 1I0 l • A - • • 4 - PCFM Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. 'i.11iaIflSOn. itewowners WOXXK R9 RADAR DETECTOR $10, AM. FM. eo,&,. Prepared by Advertising Dept of Prepared by Advertising Dept of ReVieW $ Review Evening Ileniki Ca 322.2611 • Evening tuff • 11~ • PUT ' " 322 • 2611 IIeiaIii Haircuts Zotos Ilciald THE MOVE. YOUR BUSINESS ON [ as St. Louis New York Chicago - ?I.V ADV1% TISING I IJII1 I ER . - DEPEND 4 REALTY WORLD Sharon L Newland I REALTOR ASSOCIATE THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC, REALTOR Both the Seminole high varsity and junior varsity will see action Th ursday night when the Tribe plays host, to Oviedo's Lady lions. Junior varsity action be gins at 6 p.m. followed by the varsity match. ?iii 0+ . zi1 HO UR 1it 4:u:[rI1i:l'j[4 a . - + _____ I - . ' . - 995 Chair '11 'li'1 I :. SPECIAL ACID PERM season . 5 ______ Trinity Splits Swim Meet + I. Free Deodorizing With Any Special + + Trinity Prep's junior varisty swim teams hosted their first meet of the 198011 over the weekend and came away with mixed reviews. In a meet against Lake Highland Prep, the Lake Highland girls outscored Trinity 86-29 while the.Trinity men's team managed a split on the day by defeating Lake Highland 88-53. Sofa + 4$ 2995 Living Room, Dining Room and Hall Entire House SPECIAL Mill - - I,-A REG., + O:Te fl3G Pittsburgh at New York ill. Murray, Bait 109 Brett, KC Chicago at Philadelphia, night t11st1: one ullaque Flo:: St. Lis at MontreI, night Pitt and San Diego ai Cincinnati, night CoIIinLCin is. Scofl. MIt 62; Atlanta at Houston, night Richards, so 59. 21 11 French Ave., Sanford ( Next William sCSI AA 3223330_ JSYLIA Phone A Hero . hopel[ul but came home a hero. Throngs of flag-waving fans cheered in tribute Monday to the ncw-middleweight champion of the world as a motorcade turned-parade wound its wa through his hometown of The enthusiastic fans provided a sharp contrast to the crowdsinWembley,England,wherespectatorshurledbottles and beer cans Into the ring at t he end of the three-round technical knockout over Alan Minter. During the Brockton ceremonies, Ilagler referred ruefully to the fact he 'had no championship belt to wear, saying the disturbance in England had forced officials to cancel the presentation. UNOERNEWOWNERSHIP SILL MCCALLEY -OWNER _ ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1 DAY SERVIC [ - + "It feels pretty good," he said. "It's better than beinit In England." Bum.Gives --- - --+----------.--+-----.. ________ - - - / KLASSE -- -- First St. nford, Fla. . - _______________________________________ W W --a. ES AUTO ELECTRIC Mir ' AND SUPPLIES FOREIGNI DOMESTIC 2533 PARK D'., SANFORD + PH. 3234111 NO CHAISE TO TI$T ALTISNATORI SYSTEMS &$TA*TUI$•CHA*GING WE BUY CORES (Alternators a Starlets) MlK.4,IApg, OWNER HOUSTON (UPI) - Houston Oilers' Coach Bum Phillips, IN liNick 0 bowing to the proliferation of women sports writers, will allow is Illea evropen so"Wes in 1111loo all reporters to enter the post-game dressing room for brief Interviews. The change In policy does not represent a change, In Phillips' attitude but an adjustment to allow women. who were previous - barred by wishes of the players, an equal opportunity to compete for post-game information. Women reporters had complained their wait outIde the l ocker room for players who were already ihowered and -rwqers an air advantage, and P hi lli ps agreed, "We're opening our dressing room to everybody, women, men, everybody, for 20 minutes after the game," he said. + "Then everybody has to get out." Publicist Bob Hyde said the players have been given the opt ion ahead and get showers or wait until the ladies leave." As he announced the policy change at the start of his Monday news conference, Phillips said: "It's gonna h urt t he men a little hit morehan the women. But I'm partial to women. It's the only fair thing to. do. I've put it off for a long time." swim time by having Solar Utilities Now (SUN) Plumbing and Solar Systems install a solar pool clubs and organizations interested in a solar energy prpgram. heater in preparation for cooler fall weather, Solar Utilities will have.a display at the Orlando With the Installation of a sglar beating system '; -- - dIy Fcky Is 4' s 11....i... ...1 + - L.......J..ka _.Ii.....i.....Wi...... L. k_...,+ bout between WBCs top4isded contender, Bernar4o Mercado of Colombia . ive. ' 4 + - - Hand Rose at a fashion show Oct. 13 at Theatre On Park in Winter Park.. - - + ,' The price of each garment is mutually agreed upon and a complete itemized list will be given to each consignee. customers - --- (IS Innings) Chicago 000 010 200 000 002- 510 I Philadelphia 002000 100 000 003- 6 12 1 Reuschel, Tidrow (7), L,Smith (0), Sutter (10), Caudill (12). Caplila (IS). Lamp (IS) and O'B er r y; Christensen, McGraw (7), Reed (10). Lyle (10). Brusstar (13). 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San Diego Waived guards Kevin Stacom and Bob Bender Phoenix Cut guard John McCullough, forward Kimberly Belton, and center John Campbell Football New England Activated cornerback Mike Haynes and defensive end Richard Bishop, waived safety Prentice McCray and placed rookie defensive end Doug McDovgaid on the injured reserve list Hockey Hartford Assigned defense men Marty Howe, Chuck Luksa. M.ak Renaud, Stuart Smith. and Kevin Kemp, forwards Ray Ailu,,, BIII a,nn.ls. ,,.tt BrUbaker. Dave McDonald, M F Schurman, Jean Savard. Tim Sheehy and Tom Colley and goaitenders Ken Holland and Jay Palladino to Binghamton. N.Y.. farm team. New York Rangers Signed defensemen Dave Maloney and Carol Vadnais to new multiyear Jo access to tr1lnsacti0l 15. YOLI you - - CALL A7IYTIMI Seminole &VoIuii Counties' Marketplace Of Bargains + S. - MONROE HARBOUR - P.O. 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IMAUIII,) AMNUAL cash by bringing them to Second Hand Rose to be I tZk5f' sold on consignment. Because of this large clientele, Marta is more discriminating than ever FERNS& EXOTIC PLANTS In accepting clothing to sell in her shop. ziag Ia Ferns. Hanging Suke$s, African VISIStS Ph 322-31 She Is looking for freshly cleaned, current ye t thin g m us of wear, Clo signs g no fashions showin be brought into Second Hand Rose on hangers, ; WITH A HERALD belts- handbags, jewelry, scarves, shoes and men's ties. Second Hand Rose has a 'four-week layaway • . AVAILABLE. SEE US TODAVI Solar Utilities now (SUN.) f + 10 innings) Ptsbg 70000I0001-4152 N. Y. 0001002007-510I Rhoden. Romo (7). Tekuive G.Jackson (10) and Pena; Lynch, R.Jackson (I), Holman Reardon (7) and Trevino. W-Reardon (I?). L-G.Jackson (5 1). HR-Youngblood (5). Located at Sebastian Square-434, Altamonte price. Sibcond Hand Rose notifies each individual "I SOLD MY CAR •+ - -- Springs, Second Hand Rose is (elebrating its of unsold merchandise that Items remaining af te r second annive rsary th is month. Owner, Marta the seventh of the month will be donated to charity and and a receint " Zintel. is grateful to all the maintained for Individual tax + -I-,; clothing consigners who have given her shop s uch purposes. a tremendous reception during the past two years. Second Hand' Rose caters to men, women and If Marta Isn't in, Carol and Peggy will be more ch ildren. Currently It has a good selection of than willing to cheerfully serve you. The shop is ..L.tIJ..........t. .....l 1.. ..ê111 open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and spring items. In addition to good used 'fliur1ay untll7p.m., and noon to5p.m. Sunday. lothIng, Secoid Hand Rose has new end-of- It Is closed on Saturday. season merchandise for women and children from area stores. .es....,.... S I S - -" Transactions Males League Results By United Press International National League San Fran at Atta., pod.. rain " _____________________ 1WI _______________________ _______________________ _____________________________ ______________________ '4 :50d151 S SCSI sI•• ' + -......... -- - Oakland at Chicago Baltimore at Boston. night Detroit at Toronto, night New York at Cleve, night Seattle l Kan City, night Minnesota at Texas, night Miiw at California, night shops. Call 862-3484 for information and tickets, sold at prices agreed upon. The following 30 days, Tkkets are $3.50 each. items will be reduced to 50 percent of the original - ___________________ FREE! --- - Wine and ho rs d'ouerves will be served and there will be live entertainment in addition to the fashion snow. Inere will be a ;11,25 urawing and Second Hand Rose receives 50 Dercent after the those attending will receive a 15 percent discount sale and takes full responsibility for lost or stolen ca rd good at all five part ici pa ting consignment merchandise. Cloth ing sold wi th in 90 days will be - ?1 IASI vi V PflESSI'W a •'N I RWII IJ JILl. IITW7O IRA - ._ \-'OI.l C.lfl clock -Att Atlantic I At1i1tic 1mksai - .... If you are buying on'a shoestring, you will get which will be returned promptly. Appointments some great ideas on what can be done in putting should be made before bringing in clothing by : together and remodeling clothing from Second calling 862-3484. - ' TICI1 HOMEOWNENS...ACT NOW WHILE •.. of St. Louis, Mo. The card will be carried on closed circuit te1elsIon with a fe cable TVout1eta airing the show. Winston Churchill had twin beds. 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Other fights on the prqgram, to be held in a temporary, ,00O.seat outdoor facility In the ho tel parking 1t, include Saoul Manby of New York defending his WBC super lightweight championshi p aga inst Maurice "Termite" Watkins of 1 SUN systems can save you approximately 30 to Lois Winters is office manager and Clyde Ford is 50 percent on your utility bill with the installation the DeLand Representative. Financing is available th rough banks and of solar water heating. - ThLI1 FROM MOBILE HOME'MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES LARGE POOL *ADULT CLUB HOUSE FACILITIES .TEEN CENTER Is , Show to be held tricity. Th ey will be happy to give you a free estimate at no obligation to see if solar systems are feasible .-'. Calif 65 90 .119 76'.z (based on ISO innings) Seattle 59 97 .370 33 Sutton, National League x.clinch*d division Hill LA 2.21; Cerlton, Phil 2.11; Mondays Results Reuss, LA 2.51; Whitson, SF Baltimore S. Boston, 7. 1st 2.90; Rogers, MIt 2 96 Baltimore 1, Boston 3. 2nd American League May. Detroit I, ,oronto 2 NY 2.66; Norris, Oak 2 52; California 6. Milwaukee 2 Burns, Chi 2 01; Gura, KC 2.09; Today's Games Keough. Oak 2.93. (All Times EDT) Strikeouts Baltimore 01&naqan 15 13) at National League - Carlton, Boston (Renko 9 I). 7:30 p.m. Phil 776; Ryan, Hou 183; Solo, Detroit (Wilcox 13-Il) at Cm 176; Blyleven, Pitt 160. Toronto (Todd 41), 730 p.m. Niekro. Ali 166 New York (Tian? 09) at American League Barker, Cleveland (Waits 12 II). 7:35 Cle' Ill; Norris, Oak 113. p M. Guidry, NY iS9; Bannister, Sea Oakland (Keough 'I-13) at 133; Clancy, Tor 14. Chicago (Trout' 0-I 51 , 0:30 P.fl. Saves W aluit National League - Suffer, KanTh City (Leonard 19-I 1 ). r,.i a- •,..VW. 5:35 p.m. SD 73; Allen, NY fl; Camp. All Minnesota (Williams S2) at and Tekulve, Pitt 71. Texas (Clay 2 3), 5:35 pm. American League Quisen Milwaukee (McClure IS) at berry. KC 33; Gossage, NY 31. 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II SAT. 1-13 ' Bertha and Mrs. Rocky Marciano, widow of "Brockton Blockbuster" Rocky Marciano, who held the world heavyweight title from 1952-6. + J- . ' - ACE AUTO RADIATOR + Wearing gold-rinimed glasses and a blue warm-up jacket wi th "Marvelous Marvin Hagler" Written on the back, Hagler shared the podium in Brockton's City hall Plaza wi th his wife + j; .4- loliar Utiliffas Kaansi Paink shoulders just beinizo with vou beautiful DeODle.1' 'Tijjijj, oJ from my__heart."t----------Hagler's attorney, Steve Wainwright, expressed his appredation In anot he r way. Wainwright, who sa id he promised hlagler in England he would shave his own head If Hagler won, bared a bald pate to the cheering crowd. "tie kept his promise so I kept mine," Wainwright said. .0 Solar Utilities Now (SUN) can save you money with quality solar systems home or business. Irntan Bost on's -a--. iy, .a5k' - ..•.. . A International Airport. "I'm shaking from my knees to my + .. _,;P 4 V Brockton, Mass. "I'm shaking all over " said Hagler as he was presented the - - - .-- American League East W I Pct. OS New York 99 57 .633 Baltimre 96 61 .611 17 Boston 02 72 .532 16 Milwauke 03 75 .523 17 Detroit - SI 75 .519 IS - 17 71 497._3ti,i. Toronto 61 92 .410 West W I Pc?. OS * Kan City 92 6.4 .590 Oakland SO 77 +510 12', Minn 74 02 .111 IS Texas - - - 13 83 460 19 Chicago 66 f1 .429 2S .1 BOSTON (UPI) - Marvin Itagler left the United States a + I Ip.-., - Los An9 OT an p-ran night - drive I S3 623 100 30S BEAUTY SALON I_IL.. trW) •W IIrW bIS) •rSVVttS!?fl 5!!" 153303179.30? 132 535 164.307 156629192.305 Cruz Hou M'BrIde Phil Garvey LA Richards SO + displays formal gown. Home 721$ .439 15 65 92 .411 22 63 93 .104 231/2 West Houston 09 67 .511 Amowican League Los Ang 07 69 .538 2 ab h Pct Cincl 66 71 .548 31/2 G.Brelf KC 1 1 166 .311S* Atlanta 90 75 '316 V's Cooper Mil 358 11 San Fran 73 12 .471 1 51/2 Dilont Cie 130 523 178.340 San Dlegio 140 526 174 .331 70 11? -4,116 lillkl Carew Cal Monday's Results 1" 620 20S .331 Rivers Tex San Fran at Atia, ppd., rain 124 471 ISAIXI Bell Tex New York S. Pittsburgh 4 I SS 676 220 .325, Wilson KC Phila 6. Chicago 3, IS Inns. 156 626 1" .316 Bumbry Bal MOHII S. 5?. LOUIS 2 ISO 643 203 .316 Oliver Tex 264$6 142 .311 NY 11 (AU Times EDT) Runs Ptteh.,,nh 'Robinson LOI at - amlm I0 , National Less New York IFalcono 6-9). 2:05 Phil 44; 33; Horner. All Murphy, All 31, "ChICago (McGlothen 11-11) at Carter. Mtl 29. Philadelphia (Ruthven 11-10). American League - Oglivie 1: 33 p. m. and Thomas, Mil 38; Jackson, L St. Louis (Forsch 11.9) Of Armas, Oak 3S; NY 37; Montreal (GuIlIckson 95), 7:33 Murray, Ball 30. p. M. Runs Batted In San Diego (Curtis 9 0) at National League - Schmidt, Cincinnati (Price 6 3), 1:0S p.m. Phil 114; Hendrick, SIL 109; # A. ON US 87 70 .554 11 11 .3SI V, Montreal Fihila on.i 423 at bats) National League 9 ab Is pct. Tmpitn St+L 115 493 160 .325 llrmdz Sf1 154516106.323 Buckner Chi I It S33 178.322 130 47S 14.312 Cedeno ~ou W I. Pc? GB ; 1 3 Leaders eden lb. East 3 tn1 erm Advertiser AlWDyIciij' %bW 11J1F5AJ - $3 00 - s: Ba"Ing I a • Standings By Press unI L::na?Ienau National gue M Shampoo and Set-$3 50 -- ADVER TISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Against Lake Brantley OUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE S • Advertiser, Herald Sanford PUT Uw! Major Baseball T:;aY,T?UrtdaY and Friday IA SPE 98 SAM. CompkteSetvse&kstithuons Mari" Lady Seminoles Grab Pair + Sanford, F SCOREBOARD 9 1 II Styles by Vickie PRICE BREAKER SALE Seminole Iligh's junior varsity women's volleyball squad evened its record at 2-2 on the young seasdn with a pair of victories over Iake Brantley Monday night. TI* Iady Seminoles downed the tAdy Patriots in straight sets in the first match by scores of 15-8 and 15-6 and finished the night with a split set decision to take the second game by scores of 15.0, 17-19 and 15-6. SA-Evening Herald, k_A011111111licarion Debi Wagntr, Cindy Williamson IN BRIEF Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1P44A 4 5,- �.lt• . 1 a I i.i (lIP4 IIU• - 8A' Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1$0 Evening Herald Sanford Fl -- I II I I . _1 '%-I V L . ? Clubwomen - ' tuesday, .p?, 30 180-1B Evening HePald, Sanford, Fl. - .--- TONIGHT'S TV . . 6~_ WH CE T • OU L A 11 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Stanips S& H . - I For I"Iotise . . -. . -' - * ''" i -- .. . . • - - I 4 - - S - --- - -- + - • -+ - - - - - ----- - + - - ' - --------- - - - - ------ - + - - - - - - - - . , - . 0 :.':.: -. -' Club tiiemlx'rs are urging all of Sanford and A& l,C8,WkJfd -. -- ----- -- .- . - -i_•_ --.- - - -- - -. -. - -- key - ' - ' reen Stami -------- + - * -------- - - -- - -- ----- ___I•__/'• --- - -. . -- . - - - - - . - - - + - - - - . - Bankcard is- the KEY Bank around the town, AROUND THE CLOCK - Now you can ban'kiround the . - ATi I you a - - - - ccess to I() - - . , Nrithdraxv . to S transactions. YOU can x + a day from checking, saviis, both. You can deposit money to + ' This A tlantic, Ban Li at d or checking L)aI1 t at Atlantic you need1 to bank + savings; receive - - . . - And you can perform these transactions at the touch of a button! - - . U, 1•Js apply - fp r ' - I I - P11. ,ci• M 4 Atl antic an West - - - -__- - - -- - - - most of Orlando lr.fllCI1 l3ankaroulld! I Insert Atlantic Bankcard into . - , . 3. Key In Personal Idcntiflcatioia • Instructions I . - IS - A III I!," U (hill 1 - - - - I SM - , -- tsr -- , -- - - -- un. and WINTER . • • the lullowitig I I I - CLOSED SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY - I r • - PRIVATE PARTI a .'-'usu u ES wi-s a i • I I I + - learn that life is not a b :iwl of A child who is lost needs to themes. If this poor w oman know that the police officer is Problems? Unload on Abby. For a personal, unpublish ed lets lain hang aroursil her house all day, she rnigh t have to put him through cllge. If you all else Fails, why don take him. Abby? his friend and is there tohelp. reply, wrIte to Abby at 132 CPL. JOHN ADDIS, Lasky lIthe, Beverly Hills, CLRKESVILLE,GA. Calif. 90212 Enclose a DEAR CPL: Thanks for a stamped, self-addressed valuable suggestion. Being envelope. 7-10 OPEN SESSION p- - • 111 I ADULTS 16 & OVER 9-10 Aulo Repairs for Lit" FRIDAY - i c Highway Autonhve I I . - :I2:s.tI.o SATURDAY Atlantic Bank of Orlando ' + - - + - , V 'kQ6M.SUX - Af ls%~- TA uPS-Fw Rd 2525 Alonia Ave. - Atlantic National Bank of Seminole (Sanford) -. Central I-lark Branch 'Ma 11 0111ce t Orbilido Branch Winter Park Braiich Conway BrailIclil 9(K) Silver Stir - 1(11 4012 Curry lord Rd 2'4 K) S.uidl iki.- ltd + Atlantic Bank of Eustis . SKATING RINK , 322-9353 Mail) Office Springs lit-Jilch List First St l()t) Moiltgomry 2(X) Nagnolia Rd iii fix IIRijtITkFirsI fuse -13 0, - Salvo, 17 9.- - tal na Cl NEWS 4:30 OALICERHMONW(D FAt) 24( 11)) ElECTRIC COMPANY (RI ' / ROAD i2.(17)aIIuo5AIsLAND 5:30 11:50 914NEWS + ASH I r. VSUrl'J ru 32.I CONTACT fl- 17 BEVERLY HILLBIIES - 1 _ - - I WEDNESDAY (17) - u.0 -TI (35) BUGS BUNNY E I PR I CE NE RUNNER 11:00 4 W14CUL OF + 17 THE FLINTSIONES J) 14 HOUR 10:30 - flr5)BENNYHILL 14110 VLPEOPLE 2 24(10) MATH PATROL (FRI) - - IS CHICKEN DAY 11 9 TONIGHT (,jøst host L)avcI Brenner Guests hearty Feldman. Rita Moreno Joe Williams 1 F 0 MAS'H 0 )0 ABC NEWS i (35) MOVIE - The tIled -O,,Js. )D+W tE19Sopt.a Lcr.+ Anthony Quinn A low abiding tiusi nessman and the lovely widow Of a Qanaster tall in nyC (' h-OS I WEDNESDAY ____ S - UORNING -' -- 12,(17) MAVERIPK qj \.- - (T UE-FRI) + n(17) MAVERICK - ,- - (WED) MARCUS WELBY, MD p -ç'c - ' (FRI) ?i - a • nn WI D. MAT 1231102 ALL SHOWS -- This A series of-four Prenatal Classes for expectant mothers and fathers will be sponsored by Seminole Memorial Hospital FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER a9c U 3 pieces - au S S honey-dipped fried Iastrn biscuits. Honey up.equest. + Nlmiti - 'inI Pniin+a'lnwn lIUI uuuiiLuUflhI 1:54 ONLY starting Oct. 7 and continuing through Oct. U. Sesaiom will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. 'each Tuesday in October In the hospital auditorium, 1101 East First Street, ash chicken, potatoes and gravy, cola slaw and] hot butter 14$ ONLY LrAzA - + ALL FOR 01111111111.011111 C HEVY CHASE COMEDY VALUE $2.3 "CADDYSHACK" Good All Day Wednesda SANFORD OVIEND io promote family centered maternity care for the conimuniq. Specific topics to be 6vered are physical - arid emotional Changes during pregnancy (includhiiig danger signals); fetal development; rrdld conditioning jj~xercisw; nutrition; smoking and drugs; I'oiitine policies of Seminole Memorial Hospital; 991. PER CAR 843-37(A) "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" HONEYSUCKLE ROSE - OPEN 10:30'a.m. - 10 p.m, Exclipt Fri. a Sat. Closing 110:30 P.111111. "' plans to deliver .it SMH and $3 If E - I:NWILLIINIL$ON Enraillment whUe in early pregmcy ih encouraged. Them is no fee If expectant mother + Now TUESDAY CARLOAD labor and delivery (Including available medication aand anesthesia); and care of the ne wborn, dehivering elsewhere. For registration contact the Nursing , ext. 607. ducation 843- 37M 84-1-37M Q t 11:00 S 0 7) 0 11 14) 9fpay,childbirhandimmediatechildcare,aswellas 1.4 -ANQ'7:30-11 OPEN SESSION' -1 btf: - Q + Objectives are to educate the eWctant mother in all facets I )ate - 4 -00 0-1 OILLIQAN'S ISLAND 5; Q JOHN DAVIDSON 7 ALL IN THE FAMILY it (35 WOODY WOODPECKER 34 10 SESAME STREET )R) ALL ABOUT YOU (IOU) 11 17 MOVIE 15 - Pre WEDNESDAY - - will image to fight. hiiii exiept maybe TIONSHIPS(WEO) ? 10:30 11 ~35)THETLINTSTONES 1.,0 24 10) COVER TO COVER (MON) 34 (10) LETTER PEOPLE TOO) ' -ii li (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE - - . - - 3:00 014 TEXAS $ () GUIDING LIGHT • 94 PASSWORD PLUS IN- QUESTION 34 lo INSIDE / OUT (TUE5 FRI I Naming Of Parts (Jr JOtulittiOui 2 4(1O) 000KOIRD (WED) Miller argues that our sgnOrano cut •34 10 STORYBOUNO(THU) bu'c physcolOgy COdS to unu5u41 11:45 altitudes hot our own u,isids ( - because tie's in5ufferil ible. children's heads and making But it fi ally happened. We L .Jt' I, f fi cer out o be a uuu spent many agonizing hours sdW o uu ,s(lt, )OU et sorry or him yet The little monster s+xiuld titan -to be hated and feared. trying to locate him during be made to stay witli his It's hard enough for us to gain which time tie died in a grandfabier iill day. Nodiing the respect of children today hospital, IW IN CINCY unfortunate will happm to without hating this kind of 2:50 I.(35) NEWS 24 (10) THE BODY --- - I I - A I Signature --- - 2:30 11 (35) VIDAL SASSOON's YOUR ii (35) DAFFY DUCK 24( 1O)OVEREASY 1!f17) SPACE GIANTS t o a t),raire schome to eliminate Itip f4ads IFIl -. BRIEF )WED) 24( 10) FEELINGS 4FRIj + ( ( 5)35 LIVE 4(1O)UATHPATHOL(TUE,ERI) 24 (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA- for a wild and cifuy spool (it TV - JUST ASKING lost Is traumatic enough, OULtk-rstanduig. PHIDEAR A BBY: First off, I 'the child ho has been What a lovely, am a police officer. Since so followed, bullied or molested are. passionate person you many people write to you to needs to know that he can gel Bless you Abby' . air their gripes, I have one help and protection from any C A It 0 I I N K pollee officer in sight. 'II I I. A 1) K l I' II r A that has - bothered - me for a 1)1-: it It ('Alt 0 1. 1 N E: long time. DEAR ABBY: I read your When I am in a restaurant advice urging Joggers to Thanks, I needed tht Especially after this resFsnlsc or store with parents whose carry identification. Why Just ctiituren are joggers Everyone Should salami (a the same letter: and causing a carry identification. misbehaving reference ABBY: In DEAR as you unruly, discipline hun the parent will say, "If fuss, -ulce to SO OPEN HOUSE: In spite of repeated warI own' children. your would realize that six hours a day the wtnmian does not run if 'Jay- you don't behave yourself, I nings from in), mother, the care center, she is riot am going to call that cop over, mot my la ther ever had UI can be wearing, but a 9-yearold who has been sent to his t'vspoitsible for this little here, and he will take you the way of idei,Ltliealnnt c,s his initials in his hat Because .iratidfather's all summer brat's welfare. And she away and lock you up!" Thi. parents may not realize to his work kept him within to be polil riotsn t have probably needs loving care 9 earshot and accept.anct more than lutti eithlr. Most liktl this it 1 ' tO is PUS ted off OB Grandpa fear of the police into their thought he was safe. inus cit ei, so p çThe turn the boy away. If he gets extra patient FALL - Signature 10:00 74p Anne IocShesct si,iil Avery SUiceitrer Ion Stove Martin + TUE. THU) 24 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 51 0 THE JEFFERSONS,(R) (MON-WED, fill) - ALL COMMERCIALS Con,-di.includ)q0*bertKkn J 4 O) FOOTSTEPS (MON) ~4 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC SESAME STREET (R) 41 . s + - - ' - ( - W -4 + - - Mcniller 11- 1), 1 C" - + 2 Ell A 0 ER 5 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 7 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 10:00 AI,\ QOIOQ to bi ShiS n.'* daddy allot Ale, acut I atka r. muttiec spend a , night Iii()OIhPr 0) - - • + . - will be girls LETTER PEOPLE [THU, 24 1?5 YOU BET YOUR LIFE 1 11 ~' I 7~ GREEN ACRES 9:30 (7)0 TAXI I 5aissorn, P - and I'll .1 Pcr ,011-11 I - pen - And Close F:or , Nei g hbor Boy Both signaturcs required lorjoilit .11(coillit. I - - - ,, - 'Cr(s) - . '_. -, - I I (We) agree that said "4 )cbit (aid' will he ubjec it) ihc I I)cpositor's Contract on the signature card for cat It -I II nhicablc clw( king and/or savings accnitiiit and to the I Ititle-, (ovcrning Use ot tlw I )cbit Lard .indi,r any di I closurç statement furnished upon receipt olsaid "l)ebit I (aid I • t anti Bank The Best Bank Around yOU lU W*eekends. It's the fastest, e~as'ivsts simplest banking around. Hartford Building . R - available day or night, holidays and -_i CCo(lIlt " . - an instant. And Bankaround service 200 Last Robinson St - ' Atlantic Bankarouid can help -i----- • I Unless you iieed to talk to a teller, - /.Ip St a tic . . d I - I (we) do NOr want electronic .I(.tcss I account(s). it any. I Main 011tcc k - I Idetititicatiomi Numiitwr (acccss odc) itt he isstk- d iii coltI jItmiLtiOn with all ot the chucking .iinl s.lvitlgs amt nouN anI,oç Eustis Ban aroun I , after retcrr' d to I% Follow sImple Atlantic National Batik of Seminole .,aiuoru, Main Office Springs 13i-anch (F.iII 1)8U) • A,1 Atlantic - - Winter P.irk l3r.inch lininch 4. (ntr ii Park Braiich - 'our ____ S- av ings 5 ________________________ . - - who lives alone has his 9-year. old grandson visiting him all summer. She said, "I don't want to sound like an old scrooge, but the boy spends most of the day at my house, playing wi th my two, ages 8 and ió lie helps himself to snacks, argues with my children and behaves like a typical 9-year-old. I don't want to be rude, but six hours a day, every day, is a little wpsrinr' how do 1 handle wearing this' Your reply warmed my hurry iTt. You sal Pt - Cliccking Accoillit Numbei 0Orl and o - 1 Atlantic Rankcard - 4 + DE'Alt: NO OPEN HOUSE' that n wrote - 1tnuntiimiitiri - ____ and ur At I tIlt ii B an k 1. lIct. Liii 11. an d/or ' 0 - - + - - I (itv - - k U I Ii Cl - I I Address ø - 17/ Doors - n I - - 14 J 10) DICK CAVETT after a decade of sos rolO rssdtsl,n.lion and draw some fascinating COnCluSIOnS OS to why -. oven In 190 -, boys will ho Pos and girls commercials (71 0 HART TO HART A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N.niw - -- - at-Atlantic - so French (Hwy. 1?.#3) Buddy HoI4 Story Casselierry - , S.. -. •,-_ IrLLF S.- •tI 4l1jrl ' "!" 1Iriri,IIl'IiiiPr11Ir ' dam, n--' - """ - ' a At s.-m. . - - - - -. - . - - - - •LJJ- -1 , 'c1 - ---- - I ' s 1 t!ii to - - - . • - . I • . - - I . - . - •I! I 4 I + (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA. 9:30 6:00 (?1 0 THREE'S COMPANY 1"' t h rinislallpfily Sets up .1 (1,110 with *(1 TrIs of) fit" same i1q)"I (11) Y Cisco Q4 (10) NOVA Tfir Pioltz Aml • - ;All enl,i BravP%l,s HouslonAslfos - / 11tic your 13 aiik i'a rd do + - - TIONSHIPS)MON) 9.00 9 4 DONAHUE [)RICHARD SIMMONS P 0MOVIE LET'S MAKE A DEAL it 14 0 --- - 34 10 MATH PATROL (IUE) 14 (1 ~ ASIDE kOUT (WED) - 830 9 4 TODAY 7 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11 35~ PORKY PIG 24 (10) VEGETABLE SOUP (WED - 17) BASEBALL AT I) -, - 0 A TODAY IN FLORIDA 1 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA LAVERNE SHIRLEY Shijje~ tumps hpr head in an at dent and comes to tiolwong ti -, %wt N -• . 11 17) 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 8:30 I account 1il you- 11 be ready to banking /.-.- Hankcard A1 I I to help you qpn -• Atlantic Bankaround LOCATIONS - ---. 1- 1I LI'S. - IT 1:45' . . and the Sounds of Bluellf-Iss 17) FIAT PATROL Herald Phln by Tom Vincent do not llavc all account at A t h'i 24 (1 ILA ALEGRE IUON,' TUE. IOU) 24 (10) VIL LA ALEGRE (A) WED, Red and Murphl, and Co the Blue A I 1 etc - Request for an Atlantic + all balances. . Send advances frow your Atlantic Bank credit cards; make loan or credit card paymeuts; and request account cash - - + -j .tt, .1 , Bankaround. And if you have au account with us, we'll be h1ipp to or savings; transfer funds between checking and ; - all is - - - - J CAPTAIN KANGAROO North Flor ida ih S spetuil Ii atur, at (1 PalHar riett metto Ave WIS the guest speaker and spoke of the di1mgcs in the fire department during his •t838-year ear .,sreer with the department. 0111111 diftCrel1t-hl1)king • 30 ' 34 -t0) MATHEMATICAL RELA. TIONSHIPS (MON) .24(10 ST0AYBOUND(TUE) N 1.0 MATH PATROL (WED) 14 10 INS401E I OUT (THU) 34 10 ALL ABOUT YOU (FRI)-- 8:00 . ) NATURAL BLUEGRASS JAM Filmed dl the Umveislly riett and his tiv i fe. Manche, to the first meeting of the season which was held at the uiited lks + a4 Fire coined Sanford Atlantic Hankcard , ,, - TIONSHIPS (THU) 4 TODAY fl 'GOOD MORNING AMERICA it 1 351 TOM AND uLRY -. ) ISiqP ER TO COVER (TUE RELA 7 30 0 - the* ry1rimnif - ,,)I ~on~efilrnl i'fIt camp -WII0f Vanessa Redsjrast. and JIUIS Al,'t andes portray to members ru .5 W!II,,PI NI rs. Charles Steen-erth. right, president of the Norman de t're Howard It'hapter, United I)aughters of the 1:15 (10) LETTER PEOPLE (MON) FLORIDA 1 0 GOOD MORNING F WED. RI) (LP thtrr twcorne a Cut) Scout PLAYING FOR TIME f4a"ltt - 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES S 0 THE YOUNG AND IHE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN n ( 5) MIKE DOUGLAS ALL ABOUT YOU WED) 24 10 MATH PATROL (THU) 34 10 BOOKBIRD(FRI) 12. 17 MOVIE 7:25 0 HAPPY DAYS the I'miz comes to the reskue when a -if accident an(la Umij,, squaWilt, lafio Marlollintheslanimer 4R) I(35) JIM ROCKFORD 14 - (t, 01 41L111 anst all Id%tOSur4 i. 54f - . ILLS lIP -- to SPEAKS TO UDC - Pjrt - - -- FIRE CHIEF " 000DMORNINOAMERICA 24(10) SESAME STREET (A) 12. (Is) FUNTIME •'• - - FAMIL'rFEUD cI, tIled Ho ont1r t rn ('I (mIs anOVLPr rlrf'jm% - . - - - - - - houst.%% ith gltic front 'lh ej I a Sout in ena, cons unier-relat ionsofficier. with S& If - . - - - - .1L)I) .Fôut's, ',', oman s I. lub of Sanford, from left, Donna F euerhahn, .J unior Woman's Club of San lord, and daughter. Jessica, get tips on how to build a Count% if) give their support for this project. For More lllor - _J -- 7 - II ( 5) FRED FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS 110f DICK CAVETI 9 - 7:00 0 -4 TODAY 0 MORNING NEWS 9 Herald Photo by Tom Net --•,sacc------ - - . - -- 100 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 51 MOVIE Scout (PSPnLLPLeI G,tr Coleman alhe roe Helmond An orphan t5I* - - 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 6:55 - 12,(17)SANFORD AND SON - 0 RYAN'S HOPE ' TIC TAC DOUGH TO TELL THE TRUTH 0.. h.i'd UurliLrl / Semtiitioh 0 04 1 ' 4 12:30 I .1 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 645 24 (10) A U WEATHER (35) RHODA ad . - - - i.$ 7' , _,, A representati ve from S & II Green St imps i' prese n t to answer questions (In how a stamp drive works. The drive will beginon Oct. Sand endOct. - ----- . estate agent S 14 10) MATH PATROL(T HU) lI(35,P4EW ZOO REVUE 12. (1,) FAMILY AFFAIR (MON. WED-FRI) . - 7:30 - . S Local organizations and principak from Seminole ( slunt% Schools were invited to learn more of the project and to view a film on liii reason for The Ronald 'McDonald House - , . -. •• r . , . - f k - . i. - I . . ' TODAV 5 0 ED ALLEN 7:00 successful real 12:15 (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA• 2. (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) finds Out at a hose can do for Oun runa*a5.S life JOKERS WILD E( 5)BARNEY MILLER 4 (10) MACNEIL / LENRER REPORT ALL IN H rFAMILY u . , 12. ( 17 FREEMAN REPORTS 6:10 01 Elele (ly HIS P N Magazine . . . \' . Announcement of the start of the drive, •I3uild a House With Jeiri )resident ' I ''o -in's Club president, .i.s mat e t 1ut, Fowler, at open house , the Greater Chamber of ( ohtitileret' Saturda y . - I 14(10 COVER TO COVER (THU) 17) BOB NEWHART with 1 l Woman's Club and Junior Woman's Club of Sanford are launching a community W& Ca!IIpai(fl (I) collect S& If Green Stamps to be turned in for money to go to the Il)nald McDonald house to be built at Shands Teaching IIOS))itill tiGiinesville. 1 - 111 171 WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) BC NEWS 6 4 BULLSEYE 0 PM MAGAZINE I' M 7 . - 1 + The .. 0 12:00 fl 4 CARD SHARKS J '1I5)SANFORD AND SON 4 410) THE ART OF BEING / - -. . 013LACK AWARENESS 0 THIRTY FSF H tH NEI1° T I AFTERNOON NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 4 0 . JMII THE ART OF BEING fl4$ILLIE WALKER (THU) 0.4 COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI) ..,- . 6:00 555 8:00 0 V P NEWS U I I. BANK ERE O A • - (7)RAT PATROr(n4u) EVENING / TO C611ect 11 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) .24 10) MATH PATROL (MON. WED) .24 (10) MATHEMATICAL AELATIONSHIPS (TUE. THU) .24(10 LETTER PEOP LE (I) 5:40 TUESDAY. p . - - 1 'I .5 - - �- 2S-Ev.nlngH.rald. Sanford, Fi. . . • • •V t rr.-- Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FI. V Legal Notice - S - 4.twral Fund REVENUE: 4.543 MILLS Other Revenue pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash Men-Revenue Transfers ) ' V V V V - , APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve lorConlingencles Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward Transfer Carried Forward REVENUE 1.91 MILLS Other Revenue lspct.of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 1,151 $ - a V REVENUE: $9.Ol per lot (loo iots) Other Revenue 95pct. of Sum Tots I Balance Brought _______ 200.000 $ 3,726.03 Cash "41 202 - 1.064 S APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward V Transportation plead Capital Prolects (23 pd.) APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses ReserveforContingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - - - . 233,070 TOTAL. APPORPRIATIONS - • - -. S IL $26,148 V - SO 133 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS. 11016 $ Beer Lake Forest Street Ig$ag $ 2,751.331 REVENUE: $36.S1pirlot (21 lots) Other Revenue "pct. of Sum Total $ 2,151431 Ba lance Brought Forward Cash -0TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 4 V $ 2,731,531 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - V - - . $ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be 0I 730 $ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - Transportation Fund Unlltcorpora$odArea APPROPRIATIONS: T04alExpeisi5 Reserve for Conllngencies Reserv e for Cash to be Carried Forward .04 -0. MO S 5 TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 200,100 Capital OvtlayReseryeFood Ceufltwasoand-orJall REVENUEI 4 MILLS Other Revenue llpcl.cfSumTofai Balance Brought Foward Cash - 915,333 1011" 934,93 4 634,923 5 1,392*64 363 640 $ - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies --------------- 4 0- . 4 3,431 1.431 S - 6*53 - 4• 660 Transfer - 640 $ V Capital Owtlay Reserve Fund GoneralObllgatien Bonds (Series *&B) V . REVENUE: 0. MILLS Other Revenue "pct cf Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 1.476 ISS 2.053 4 1,911 $ V 4 4 4 2,200 V 229 1.131 $ - - -- - - -S - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to-be Carried Forward Transfer - - . - - REVENUE: $15.43 per lot (73 lots) Other Revenue llpct.ol Sum Total BaianceBroughtForwardCash 4 3A39 0I3A39 - 1,111 4 LOU $ S - - ________ $ ... - 4 2.200 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS • • 2.200 $ - • - V REVENUE: 4 MILLS OtherRevenue Npct.of Sum Total BaianceBroughtForwardCash V 4 $ 3,791,443,23 -0 43,4)0.19 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward ' ______ - - -0. REVENUE: . S. MILLS OttierRevenôe pct, of Sum Total Balance $rought Forward Cash V - - 333,511 3,101.11$ $ ,43,034 4 , - .--- - .VV 4 - - V - - $ 1,4*056 -- - ' TOTALRIC!IPTSANDIAZ.ANCE$ - - - $ . - . - - . 4-. sa25$ -0. 4 $ 4.193.993 TOTALRECEIPT$ANDIA4.ANCI$ V TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES - S $42433 - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reservd for Ccntkiendes ,Reserve tor Cash lo be Carr led Forward S 4,455W 105.100 V . - - 305.100 I $ 1.593.993 _____ - $ 54.335 -0. - ?. ' --: -- . ., - - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS :i -- - - -V V-- ______ - - .. i'------ '-- 773 5 $ - - Jgklug OMMIt V 5 - ' 3,343 a 1.113 V 1313 $ - REVENUE: jia p ;,. g (S4lIS4Ifront footage) Other Revenue ______ - 1.037 5 _ 91_ _ _____ _______ 775 5 $ ••i 4 C41_s - $ is rn ________ 1.00$ -0. qSj 157 S V.'- 4 V- - -- ~Xr fm _____ 01 Is Isis ____________________________ _ 11 - 916 54 5 - 1.167 0 1,394 (I. $ S 11000 -0950 174 S 1,124 5 900 SI • - - - V ______ 1,143 $ 5 1.121 - 4,292 0 4,077 596 $ - _____ ___ 4,673 S V 104 APPROP ihATlONS: Total Expenses ii Reserve for Contingencies Reserve Cash to be Carried Forward 1,391 S :V- 1.324 2,111 -0 2.562 639 $ -, - S 1,667 -01,314 101 S 1,615 $ 1,290 121 $ 1.324 ______ 3,221 $ - $ 5 11673 S 3.011 -0 2.540 $ 3,344 $ 2.53.4 2*7 -- 0- 407 , _____ 763 $ TOTAL RECEIPTSANOBALANCES 5 $ • 411 S 51 V 3 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward • - 443$ • 6.7 - TOTAL RECEIPTSANDSALANCES ' , ______ $ •43, $ - , _____ 1441 137 221 - S 44$ 0- V TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES . $ • TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES pct. 2.333 219 - - V 2M1 4 2.145 2471 3.330 $ 04 ______ 293$ -- * V (PPROPRIAT1ONS: Total Expenses Reserve for ContingencIes tReserve for Cash to be CafTiedPo(Ward $ - 1344 400 v. - $ 27 , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 3347 -a 2490 641 $ - . .., 3497 4. - REVENUE: SlI43P.' Wt (3NioSs) $ 3431 Other Revenue ll Total BolancsBroughtForwudCaih $ trn TOTAL RECEIPTSANDBALANCES • 773 - - 4.120 S V V 1499 Lii' - V ' $ 3433 • APPROPRIATIONS: - Total Expenses - - S 4.1$ - -- V -, 1,714 S 449 o427 in Ii - APPROPRIATIONS; Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward , 53$ $ 431 10 61 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS • Weaffilrsflold Street Lighting District REVENUE; $14.40 per lot (445 lots) V Other Revenue ll pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash $ -04.342 939 TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES $ sn 543 909 WOlthenhleId-2adAddJtm StrietUghtag ClIstrid REVENUE; $22.40 Per sot (1)3 lob) Other Revenue 95 Pct. ol Sum Total IaIanceBrougNForWardCssh 3.724 4 3.54 4, S V - TOTALRECEIPT$AHDBALANCES $ APPROPRIATIONS Total Expenses - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 1,716 214 TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BAI.ANCES _____ _______ ______ Sum APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses ResirveiorContlngendes Reserve for Cash to be i 5 Village Green Street Lighting District REVENUE: Si7il per lot (26 lots) Other Revenue ?3pc!gflutnTg!al : BaianceBroughtForwardCash 3.397 $ t ______ TOTAL RECEIPT$ AND BALANCES 1.504 0 11716 0- 11371 121 S 3497 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be $ 2.179 Carried Forward 249 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 449 SterNal Park Street U0ti District . 3.7k $ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses RaservelorContingencios Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward 21 $ . S 4,343 5 - - V 5,054 - - V _____ - 1.115 ill $ - REVENUE: S27l3perlot(lIJicts) Other Revenue SS pd.ol Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash _____ - - - SprIngs Landiag Unit 2 Street LgIlttI,g District Meadewl West Street Uftsg Dle4rIct REVENUE: $1493 per lot (143 lots) Other Revenue " pct. of Sum Total BaiaflCeBrOugMFOrwerdCalh ----- 61345 $ REVENUE: S44,llperiot(SClots) 313 Other Revenue H pct. ol Sum Total Balance Brought ForwsrdCash 172 • 34 TOTflILRECEIPTSANDBALANCIS $ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - - ______ I.*2 Newel Co" Sod less LI a StresS UI$aI District -0 -0-0 6.343 -------- 149 4 141 34 $ _____ TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS 3,544 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserv.for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Foward 1,001 $ TOTAL REVENUE: S15.NpaJ lot (is Q$$) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses ReserveforContlngencles Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward --- - ______ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses RsserveferccntlngenCies Cash serve Carried Forward $ - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward $ - 123 TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 361 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 1*26 $ V 5 101 i 169 Ma,tkamPeistoStresiUghltegDlstrld 1.34$ 4 1471 33$ 11001 Other Revenue 95 Pct. ol Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash ______ $ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES $ SpnlngValleyFarmsltreefLlghtlngoistrlci 5 - $ 0 319 612 REVENUE; 2,253 - 743 $ REVENUE: $13.3.4 per lot (1)6 lob) • Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balanc e Brought Forward Cash _______ - $ 1 ______ - 44$ Tuskawilla Pointe Street Lighting District REVENUE: $22.37 per lot (50 lots) Other Revenue C5 pct. ot Sum Total balance Br000htForwardCash - - -V -V - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 1,407 0 1.327 724 - 1.613 S TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS: - S - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ______ _______ REVENUE: $12.2Cpir lot (3llots) OtherRevenue 95pct.of Sum Total aiance Brought Forward Cash eIl$rajdlWSedeUrseSUg*fln3Distrd 543 - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Cat'TiedForward 102 MartkamPiaceStreelligktlngDlstrld - 113 201 73 - 2-41 - - 513 - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - - _______ 4 - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES APPROPRIATIONS: TotalExpens.s Reservefot Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward 345 V APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Resere for Cash to be Carried Forward $ - ______ 1,060 9' - - 330 TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES V REVENUE; S11.2O per lot (30 lots) Other Revenue 95pct.of Sum Tots l Balance Brought Forward Cash 3,221 S ------------------------- - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Tuscawllla Street Lighting District REVENUE: $27.13 per lot (ill lots) Other Revenue CSpct.otSumTo$al Balance Brought Forward Cash Shannon Downs Street Lighting District _______ - - - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Lynwood Street Lighting District ------- •-.. V V V. - - V - • REVENUE: $19.54 per lot (137 lots) Other Revenue ll pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash V V 110 Trailwood Estates Stree$ Lighting District REVENUE: $14.I0 per lot (295 lots) Other Revenue CS pct. of Sum To$al Balance Brought Forward Cash 1.39 _____ ___ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Res.rvefor Contingencies Reserve for Cash to.be. Carried Forward RepayGsneralFundLoan 143 ______ - 11143 4 105$ 234 S - .-- 3.333 $ TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES - $ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - 31013 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS REVENUE; $21.37 per lot (71 lots) OtherRevenue 9spct.ofSumTo$aI Balance Brought Forward Cpsh ___ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 1* $ $ - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward Robin Hill Street Lighting District 1,145 $ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward 1,037 $ REVENUE: S9.lOper lot (6Ilots) Other Revenue llpct.ofSumTotai Wlnctrwgtit - 314 - S 5. - ill TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS V TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALANCES - Pi 0 7,611 251 ________ V 1271 Ii, $ V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Temple Terrace Street Lighting District S REVENUE: $l667 per lot (SOlots) Other Revenue 9Sctof Sum Total Balance Brought Foward Cash TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES APPROPRIATIONS: Wail 11.545thses, Reserve ferCäMncks Reserye for Cash to b. Carried Forward - V - s - TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES -. - Hlghiand Pines, U hit 3&4 Street , $ - . - - 3333 626 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . $ - 51 Laurelweedltreet Lighting District REVENUE: $16.24per lot (a2 lots) Other Revenue 95pct. Of ;um Total Balance Brought Forward Cash u 4 1100 129 S - 1.472 01.35$ 4 ______ 5 V - o3.333 0- TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES V - • -- - - - - V - PranieLake Street Lighting District REVENUE; $ .2111 per front footage (6.017.26 front Wage) Other Revenue CS pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash o. 93 212 TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS _____ _____ - 2.605 1.012 375 5 - 519 $ - • APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses RoservetorCorWingencles . Reserve for Cash to be Carr Forwvd $ 5,013 S -------APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forw ard 233 ______ $ TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS - 22 ________ - _ -- APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Res.ryeforContlngencles Reserve to,' Cash to be Carried Forward $ $ V .- .-.......j -----.- --V.-. V 1. - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS -- TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 40 - V . - -- 24 $ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - V • - TOTAL . $ - V REVENUE: $23.90 per lot (4110*1) Dither Revenue 9Spct.ot Sum Total V APPROPRIATIONS: TOtal Expenses Relerva for Contingencies Reserve for Caihtibe CarrISdFOrWard Aldeas Gardess APPRQPRIATION$i TotalExpenses Reserve for ContInGencIes Reserve lee Cash to W ------V APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward -- - sos 4$ s V 1.212 -011012 . _______ - 43 por lot (80 ots) Oilier Revenue *5 pct. of Sum Total Balance IruugMForwardcash 1,113 $ - - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - $11500 TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES &U - - - Ii REVENUE: MILLS Oth.rRsvenueIjpd.Ot Sum Total lilince Brought Forward Cash j - 322 V . V pedea$vepaeSlior$ags.3 . V V ____ - . 157 - - TOTALAPPROPRIATIONI 420 -0-5*, 47 Highlands PInss, Unit l$l Street Lighting District REVENUE: $17.Olperlot(67iots) $ Other Revenue C3 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash ______ - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 2.232 123 - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash lobe Carried Forward V - - V 11201 112 -- Lake Ridge Park Pro* Lighting District REVENUE: $l0VSl per lot (49 lots) Other Revenue tipct.of Sum Total' Balance Brought ForwardCash 1.741 Tanglewood Estates Street Lighting District REVENUE: S19lipor lot 2lliots S Other Revenue 9Spct.of Sum Total 2,605 _______ - - V APPROPRIATIONS: TqlaI Ixpenies Reserve forCoiw10oencles Rewrve for Cash to be Carried Forward $ 5 V - - $ TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 31797 333 - 1,94* 660 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS .. 1,439,034 TOTAL RECEIPTSAND SAL,ANCIS 1449 - - -0- $ - - - - ______ . -- - -- Federal Esuesee $Aarta Ni. $ . 5 $ 5 21051 V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 4' - $ 3.315.23342 • V V . - - - - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses • Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to bb Carried Forward V APPROPRIATIONS; Total Expenses Ros*rvo for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be brought Forward 121 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contln9encies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Foward ______ $5,144,942.21 10313.21 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS V - -- S - 774 72 S TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 366 .0. $ ______ - - $ 5.135.33342 TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 941 - - _______ - -V-VV VV S - - - - V 159 REVENUE: S14.94per lot (6llots) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Foward Cash 3547 $ ________ V $ 234.77447 -o _______ ______ 4 -- 4,744 - $3 i $ - 443 - $211,774.47 -0- ' 31176 110 $ - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS -- . ' 1.991 -01,744 .0. V - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - - $ • TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - ' Grove Estates Street Lighting Dlstnlctt 2.53$ U6 ______ V - - - - 547 $ .. Indian Hills Jamestown Street Lighting District TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS REVENUE: V S .1393 per front footage (139$ front lo&ge) ' Oakland Shorn Street Lighting District $ -'---h3Sé REVENUE: Other Revenue -oS21.27 per (i lS pct. of Sum Total L 17 Other Revenue Balance Brought Porwerd Cash 153 95 Dd. of Sum Total TOTAL R ECEIPTS AND BALANCES 5 11500 Balance Brought Forward Cash , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ______ - Green Gets esfaeStreet ugh,lngDistrict - - - $ - 11,016 $ APPROPRIATIONS: V Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward 3,239 $ 1.737 - TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES - ______ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward -- - 214,775.47 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - 3,034 313 - - -0$ 314,774.47 4 4 - - - V , APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash t be Called Forward --: 3,194 0 ______ - - 31131 - • TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES J - 1 - V REVENUE: 4 MILLS Other Revenue 95pctofSumTolal Balance Brought Forward Cash V ______ - - - -ç - $ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Fonar4---- V a - Capital Outlay Fund Jail Complex 21732 V ______ 1 $ V _______ . -- 21576 211 102 REVENUE; $ .76 mills Other Revenue CS pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash i,iig i - i - V - 11,243 1,054 - V Oakland Hills Improvoment District TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 33$ - - 3,219 $ 14,014 $ REVENUE: $li2l per lot (121 lots) Other lSpct.ofSumTotal Balance Brought Forward Cash - APPROPRIATIONS; Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - - 11011 , s - S - Sunrise, Unit i&2A Street Lighting District • 1,210 5 , Gregory Drive Street Lighting District REVENUE: S31.11 per lot (197 lots) Other Revenue C5pctof Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 1,264 V 14.000 APPROPRIATIONS: APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses 2.059 $ Total Expenses TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 5 1,592.544 Reserve for Cant ingoncles 193 Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Reserve for Cash to be Carr led Forward ø1'Oas.dona taxable valuation of all properties lying outside municipal 322 Carried Forward Repay General Fund Loan boundaries of 51.515.153.042. 43 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 3 AM $ Pow er No" Capital Outlay Fund TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS REVENUE: Per Lot S 4,210.43 . Beverly Terrace StneiILiffNtI.gDlshld Other Revenue 150.00 PorsstIrss$tnestLIgtiflngDisfrId ENUL eta-----2----------------s,Ui.;o S,3S07O4rVVfO0tIQI-------------------Balance rought Pat wsrd Cash 3.55519 S1g34p.rlot(14loti1 (i.341.YO front footage) 03 $ Other Revenue Other Revenue TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 4 $ 6 001.$9 "pd.of Sum Total ' ll pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 0Balance Brought Forward Cash APPROPRIATIONS; TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES V Total Expenses $ s s.soi.s, TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES Res.rvefor Contingencies .0. Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward soo.00 APPROPRIATIONS: 'APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies 34 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS S 640159 Reserve for Coting.ncIes Reserve for Cash to be Reserve for cash to be ed rw rd 56 Carried Forward Iunten Lane Capital OvtlayFund TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 0 REVENUE TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Per Lot 5 2,275.12 Other Revenue 70.00 IOeaveøtlriNe 95 pd. of Sum Total District 2,230.71 Forest Part EstateIrtsStrossIJlsItks. REVENUE: BalanceBroughtForwardCash i,114.S Sect$enl Street ligbtlag District $15.67 per lot $ REVENUE: Other Revenue TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 0S 31343.60 $22.17 per lot 112 lots) 9S pct. ol Sum Total 743 Other Revenue Balance Brought Forward Cash 157 pct of APPROPRIATIONS: Balance Brought Forward Cash TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES Total Expenses 950 $ $ 3.09360 Reserve for Contlngencies 4 TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALA$CE$ Reserve for Cash to be APPROPRIATIONS, Carried Forwaed 250.00 Total Expenses $ 740 Resolve for Contingoncles TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 71 5, 3.34360 APPROPRIATIONS: Reserve for Cash to be Total Expenses Carried Forward , Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be P.werRsad Interest $$lnklagPv.d TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ IISG Carr led Forward REVENUE: V -0-MILLS S. 4 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Other Revenue 250.00 IranlleyNalll$talesStrsstL.jgntIagDlsMct 95 pd. of Sum Total 237.30 REVENUE: Balance Brought Forward Cash 3497.31 $ .ii per front oofage Forest Part Estates.. Transfer In 3,26450 (9.353 front footage) $ 3,392 kctIs I Stroll L1$Ilng District Other Revenue -0REVENUE; TOTAL RECE IPTS AND BALAN CES $ 91301.41 llpct. of Sum Total ' 2.231 $21.3l per Io$ (St lots) Balance Brought Forward Cash Other Revenue APPROPRIATIONS; flpct.olSumTotal Total Expenses S 3.57331 TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES $3•$30 Balance lrougt*Forw.rdCasa Reserve for Contingoncles 4 RewrveforCashtobs TOTALRECE1PTSANDSALANCES CirrtlOWatt .___•______4_. APPROPRIATONIr-------------------Debt Reserve 3.43530 Total Expenses 3,043 $ Reserve for Corillneencles APPROPRIATIONS: V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS S .2Oi.4i Reserve fo Cash to be us Total Expenses Carried Forward Reserve for Contingencles TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 3,355 Reserve for Cash to be BurIes Lane Interest &Slnklsg Fund Carried Forward REVENUE: 4 MILLS -0$ CsreIynEstaNsStm09UgdtegDlsIu1ct TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS • Other Revenue 130.00 REVENUE: llpct.of Sum Total 113.50 51221 par 10 (63 loft) 74.1 $ Balance Brought Forward Cash 2.00241 other Revenue 4 Peiweed Phase I $ti0$ U$IIag District Transfer ill 2,$33 lspct.ol Sum Total REVENUE: BaiancelrougtaFcrwardCasl, $li4I per Iot(135.11l0$s) TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES $ 5.01474 OtherRevosu. TOTAL.R!CEIPTSANDIALANCI$ ' $ llpct.0$SumTotal &PPROPRIATIONS: Balance Brought Forward Cash Total xponses $ 1,93231 ______ Reserve for ContIngencies 4 APPROPRIATIONS: TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES Reserve for Cash to be Total Expenses $ Carried Forward 4 Reserve for Contingencies DebiReserve 3,I3.13 Resorvsfgr - Casfitgbe APPROPRIATIONS: Carried Forward is Total Expenses TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS S 3,033.14 Reserve forCentingenc1ts TOTAL. APPROPRIATIONS Reserveforcasfi -te be Carried Fgrword Repay General Fund Loan REVENUE Casa Ab" labmd .OtMILLS 136431 $ REVENUE: TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Other Revenue UIUN 5110$ per lot (in lets) $ t*20 Npct. ll Sum Total 2.231,741 Omer Revs V 4 Balance Brought Forward Cash 1,019,316 flpct.11SumTotal 39444 FiIWeedP%sN23109U.j., Non-Revenue Reimbursiments 1.515.930 Balance Brought Forward Caeb 349 REVENUE: -•. - - TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES V 11151 $ - ______ $ TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES ' TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES Florida Haven Street Lighling 011ifirld REVENUE: $f101perlot(1lOIots) Other Revenue lS pct. ol Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash $ , 2,475 $ - .. 3.431 ______ REVENUE: 31.10 per lot (24 lots) V Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought ForwarciCash - - 5 - 309 ' 4 0- S V $ APPROPRIATIONS; Total Expenses Resorb for Contingencies Reserve for C4*to be Carried For* ei'd V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 147 . TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 209 - - - 2.5*3 -O 2,451 765 S - - 1,913 _________ 21200 S 21303 V - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALANCES . - - - 3.399 o $ V -2.47$ - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Bel Air Hills, UR112 Strad Ligh"mil Oftffld Fo - TOTAL APPROPRIATION 491 APPROPRIATIONS: TotalExpenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carr led 1.145 131 ' -- Carri TOTAL RECEIPI$ AND BALANCES 11111 , TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ldyIiwllde Street Lighting District REVENUE: 12l.52p.rlot (42 lots) Other Revenue lSpct.of Sum Total BSl.!C. Brought Foward Cash 191 - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - V APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward S" - $ - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 215 $ 12,110 •011,533 2.343 5 - . 1,106 $ - -- 1.531 $ 24 __ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash lobe Carnld Forward . $ 2.303 ________ Northgat. Street Lighting District REVENUE: 317.65 per lot (116.33 lots) V Other Revenue "pct., of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward - 711 - V S TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 1,213 -011151 445 - Suniand Estates Street Lighting District REVENUE: $24.Sl per lot (491 lots) Other Revenue pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash - ______ - • - - 2445 $ - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - V $ V $ s - . • "TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . V • APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forw ard V REVENUE: 531.l7 per lot (lOSIdll) Other Revenue 95Pct.of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash V lnglishWo.ds$lneet Lighting Olslvld REVENUE: $15,22p.rlot (Ui-lots) Other Revenue llpct.ot Sum Total Balance Brought For*ard Cash S. $ - $ _______ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS S 1.577.544 4 - V V TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 191 S Granada South Street Lighting District $13 TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS - . - V - V . ______ - - - - $ REVENUE: S3IVOl per lot (101ots) V Other Revenue l5 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 131 124 67 TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS $ ______ .- Carii.dForward TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 3,$ S APPROPRIATIONS: TotalExp.ns.s Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forwaes - $ 1,957 153 s V V _______ 3737 , - 2.426 02.305 0- S APPROPRIATIONS Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies . Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward RepayGenerai Fund Loan Hunter's Point Street Lighting District TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES $ 2.271 $ - V 2,217 214 V - 730 $ - - REVENUE: .43 MILLS Other Revenue ll pct. of Sum Tots l 841&nc* Brought FoWmrd Cash Transfer In .152.110 *000 1 5 170 V APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserves for Contingenclos Reserve for Cash to be Carridd Forward 91 _______ ________ - V $ V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS footage TOTAL.RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 2,445 S APPROPRIATIONS Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward -. REVENUE: 5131 per lot (3Olots) Other Revenue lSPct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES QeidedMaI,St,.,,,Ll,htIng Di h.$d V 51114 SS - S 50643$ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for. Cash to Carried Foward - er 1,vs -0. 1,11, s - isis S _______ - - V V $ - V REVENUE: lUll per lot (in loll) Other Revenue 95 pet. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 1,123 •011,35411 2.151 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS • TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALANCES - - Meredith Manor Street Lighting District REVENUE: S .3111 p front (7,613.19 front footage) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash V 2,271 ' - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, 200,110 S - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward 119,Sft 41134 155,910 12,000 2,200 $ REVENUE: $13.27 r-. lot (431 lots) Other Revenue pd. of Sum Total BalanceeroughtForwardCash - - - 2.391 4 2,211 4 V TOTAL $ ______ -- --______ V S $ REVENUE: .065 MILLS Other Revenue tS pct. ol Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash Transfer s lngllshlstatssllr.slUghtlegDistrict 0tOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 234,000 232.300 V 214,331 Bel Air Hills, Unit i Strad LAS" DtstvIcI $ 506.43$ REVENUE: S14.02 per iot(lltots) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Toll 5 503,770 Balance Brought Forward Cash 4 -TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALAPIE 2.36$ • ______ - $ V 5.330 $ Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward ______ . APPROPRIATIONS Total Expenses ReSefve for Contingencies Rewrve for Cash to be Carried Forward - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingsncles ReserveforCaihtobe Carried Forward ______ _______ Interest A Sinking Pvrd Oeeeral Obligation Bonds (Series All) ' REVEISUE: 6 MILLS Other Revenue lS pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Foward Cash TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES 235.410 32.401 S - . - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES $ - - $ V V - Howell Estates Street Lighting District Disfrjr TOTALRECE1PTSANóBALANCES 10.907 $ -9S - ________ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve ft*Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward REVENUE: $11.31 Oil' lot (126 lots) Other Revenue lSpct.of Sum Tots l Balance Brought Forward Cash 1.362 ______ - 233,304 25,319 216,196 219,29t 440 V REVENUE: $15.53 per lot (127 lots) Other Revenue llpct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 909 $ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 'Bawd one taxable valuation of all properties lying outside municlple $10 boundaries of $1,513.,$S1. Transportation Plead CapltaiPrslects(SIpd.) REVENUE: O $ -0- MILLS 2,731.331 Other Revenue 2,151,534 lOO pct. of Sum Total 6 Balance Brought Forward Cash S 326,143 , Garden Lake Estates Street Lighting C.sim'yClebH.liWi. Unit 1 Street LIghftng OI5?$C1 i ______ TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - 5.725 517 $ _______ - - V TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS I - V S ZB TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - $ 3.-54.U2 31,416 V - $ 347 V Apple Valley Str d L ghting DfsIr$ct - - TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALANCES - Conitnued from Page • - $23,942,043 V APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for ContlnqeflClet Reserve for Cash to be CarriodFoward $ 373649$ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS interest & Sinking Fund Ceurlhouseanderisil REVENUE.) .01 MILLS Other Revenue "pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash Transfer : $101907 $ TOTAL RECEIPT$AND BALANCES $ TOTAL APPROPRIATION - 500,000 L V I V ______ ' APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contlngrlcies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward V - - V TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 900.000 30.000 TOTAL APPRORRIATIONS 1,131 $ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies $ 2,991.443 143392 R,serve for Cash to be CSITIId Forward 2,911.345 Fire Pretecti.nPend - $23,942,043 V TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES WASS $ V V 7.497 3,210 - $ 13,234.357 $.102,153 17,435.903 5.339,411 900,439 63412 ., 91pd.ol Sum Tofsl Balance Brought Forward Cash 4 . TOTAL APPRQPRIATIONS V VV BalanceBroughtForwardCash - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES V V Legal Notice - V LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING In compliance with Chapter 129, Florida Statuln Me SemInol0 County Board of County comrnhssion.rs has set thediteS of October 7, October 2l,1910,.17:OOp.m.ores soon thecufl.r.s possible, to hold . Public Hearing on the proposed budgets of the County assummarized below. In coflluflction with and In compliance with Federal law, the Board will entertain information from the public concerning the Federal Revenue Sharing Funds' use. This hearing will be held in the County Commission Mieting Room, Number 203, Second Floor, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Said budgets are for fiscal year beginning October 1, 1950, through Sept*mber 30, 1911. All Countywide millage is based on a taxable valuØtion of $2,16.23,%4. V Tu,sdiy, Sept. 3O,1$G3B - - V ' - Tuis4af,kpt.3O,1IO - V -- 3.14 - 5 Cootla,gd s Pap 43 1930 - V - - -- - - V V - --------- _, - V �S / I. 9 3 . . . V ., I - . - - 0• 1 si ____________________ - .- - I I . - I 0 .. 'I _5 -. - . Tv.s4y,Sqtii,iNO j,113—Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. -, -- - - Legal Notice TOIat EXpIrs • 73 291 Repay General Fund Loan S 3340 ______ ______ $11.21 per lot (105 tots) Other Revenue REVENUE: 14322 Pit tOt (170 tots) ij other pct.ofSumTotaI un - - IanceBrought FardCath TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be TOTALAPPROPRIATION$s - 2,362 S WeklveCivbistates SedIen4StreOtLI,htinDlstr$d Other Revenue 11233 1t3 ______ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS: total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be - 17 $ $11.23 per Jot 1252 lots) 0 9spct.ofSumTotal BaNnd'e8rghtF4rdCash - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Res rverconsIngecin Reserve for Cash to ________ S ReserveforContingencin Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - - TOTALNECEIPT*ANDBALANCES .' ____ • - 4 1.105 -$ APPROPRIATiONS: S Total Expenses 0. Other RSVInUI 95 pd. us Sum Total BalanceBrough$ForwardC.ash 1,152 5 1,127 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - MS •4 dersigned attorney for the Petitioner will apply for op. pointment of said Guardian ad Litsm to represent you heroin. July 9th, 1950 Lancaster. South Carolina 5. B erry L. Mobley Weklv. Club lstatei— SedI.nlltreelLightlngDistrtct REVENUE: U1.Ilperlot(lliots) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash - .. TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES W.kiva Fairway Tewnwses Cendsmlnivm Street U5b1$iig DistrIct 0 - ..W,4&atc.wit (4ljanits) ---------______ -- - - Oth.rR y-- ' - - - - - - -. - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - li 0 - -- - - -- $ TOTALS APPROPRIATIONS 12420 i, ______ TOTAL RECEIPTSANOBALANCES 972 $ $ 10 APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses $ Reserve for Contingencies - 31 Carried Forwwsrd TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - ______ Carrl.dForwward 52 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS WellvaOslfVliias— SecUenIStreel eat LlhtI.g District REVENUE: $32.90 per lot (29 lots) Other Revenue Of $ym Total Balance Brought Forward Cash _______ - $ -. TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES 954 4 954 0906 $ ______ _____ ----- -- APPROPRIATIONS: Expenses - - -- $ 1,117 m _____ TOTAL RECEIPTIAND BALANCES $ ppp;; Total Expenses TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS I 904 _____ 150 Relive to Cash tow Carried Forward so _______ _____ - REVENUE: 129.79per lot (1$ loll) Other Revenue $ $ 3.193 ______ ' 11,112 ' 4 APPROPRIATIONS: 11,095 Im 11,0% ______ ______ - APPROPRIATIONS: -. - Total Expenses Reserve of Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be 3,130 M $ Carried Forward - lepy, neraI Fund Loan • TOTAL 3, $ _______ - -' ______ TOTALIUDUT (Ornsrflaa$pedalbssrsvemeu$Dietrich) Total Recaipta—All $udets 13Z914.1Ø.09 Total Ixpindltursi—Ali Budgets 137,914,14909 County-wide Miliage County Operation 4.73 Mills - - - 1 - - - PoetAutherisy -5 . kH, .. I 113111115 4.715111111 TQTAI. Complete details 01 budgets are avaIlable for public k$peC$lOfls at the . Management Malysis and Evaluation, loom 322. SemInole Off k5tofnty, Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. "Personswe adv15a that, Pt they decide to appesi any ciston made at INs mletktg-heirinq. they will need a record ot lisa proceedIngs, N,,uthpurpQs.,theymlyneedtoeneurethataverhatlmr.cerdotthe Proceedings Is made, wlsith Iecordincludesthsteotimony end evidence t*in which the appeal is to bebesat" Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, FlorIda - 'lft - - r _ i i _____ . 0 -- - - -I , Arthye, H. sleclowith;Jr. Clerk fo,IosrdOtCosS*y Cam 15$lUfwfI, $iI'tlflOIi - :.: 1,273,259.00 -0- -0- 419,504.00 479,504.00 Enforcement - -0- -0- 5,316,169.00 5,316,169.00 Other ConstItutional Officers - -0- -0- 2,277,911.00 2,277,911.00 3,037,534.00 3,905,595.00 747,515.00 741,515.00 Reserves - 144,124.00 723,237.00 -0,, - -0- - -,-- - - --- Interest S SinkLng/ Capital Outlay Reseries - county. FWWN PuHh1t Sept 30. 1* 01*141 - - • - - - 5 -0- --- -0- - -0- - -0- , -0- -0- - - Transportation/Capital 0' Outlay - 00* (Swell k imn.andcamp1.t ess.s of publisher, editor, and flueZlTlealthlMAvIflue Projects) managing editor: $1,439,026.00 042,255.00 44,531,315.93 board of County cLasionszs Sinole County, Florida - . -, a • - liteus name of THE EQUESTRIENNE CENTRE, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemInole County, Florida in E• Section 645.01 Ito. St. KAREN S. BERK Ptleh$.pt.mb,q30.& October 1, 1*, 21. 1950 DIA.1U U • U U • a • - on place where you're sure to • - • • • .results you want, U 5 - 5 -' 5 . S Jump right In and chock out - f ( X a (f - a .. ., 0 th. Classiflod Ads todayl U __ : U- ' Call Classified Advdhlng today I) - - - I - "fl . 5 - - - - 0 - -- ---. , - The - I Eveni g HerAd - -, - - 300 N, French Avenue S IL 1 I'• - -, - • a - - - - First Street.. .- J - 0 -. .. ¶ IL ( 5-, - ?f - -b - - tr.______ 1,a,ii, -V11 Board of Coqnty Corn. a so II Sanford, Ha. 1 1- - * Seminole County's Only Daily News paper * U•IUSRU•UEIUUSUUIUUUUSUSUUURUUUUUUU..U..IU..I.URUSi...I.ISa Seminole County. Florida By: Bill Kirchhoff. Chairman AJtul: Arthur H. Bickwffh, - . - 1( -.J ,I . , - V •0O - - -S-. O*i. standards, the battle this year for the state's 41 presidential electoral votes It & n1ghüare foe glolltkal strntEgItn both'major parties. Democrats, despite a 3 to 2 enrdllment edge over Republicans, fear heavy vote siphoning from President Carter to Rep. John Anderson, who has the Liberal Party endorsement, and the GOP sees erosion In Ronald Reagan's once huge lead. , 1. - Further complicating the equation in New York, which has gone Democratic in six of the past 10 presidential elections, is - the race for the Senate following the Republican primary loss byiour!ternlSen..JacohJavlt&-----------------Javits, who has the Liberal Party nod, is a big vote getter who backs Reagan for the presidency, as does Alfonse D'Amato, the conservative Republican who beat Javits. The Democratic senatorial nominee Is Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman of Brooklyn. Most political experts compare the 1980 race to 1948, when President Harry Truman came within 60.000 votes of beating a - - r - A A 'T - - . IL ' - V 411, 01% w - - - 0 . -.dk 4 fft ' - -- ------ -- S- - - - MJ Publish September 30, October 7, 1950 DEA.114 KEY STATES Persons are sdvlsdlh$,lf they Florida. decide to appeal any dscIslcn Allan F. Keeth, Chairman nsate at this hearing, they will School Board of need a record of the proceedings. Seminole County ttd, for such PW9OIL they may need to insure that a verbatim Publish September 30, 1950 recurdof the proceedings is made, DEA-121 which record Includes the testimony and evidence upon . ttlth the appeal Is to be based. - J- L&&U I I • t-'- - - a where to .enjoy the coming months, city MsllonvIIle Avenue. Sanford, - U downtown Sanford. The sign is located at the corner of South Persimmon Avenue and West For those persons Interested. be considered. Persons appearing at tIsi public hearing will be heard, 'complete copies of these policies Hearings may be continued from and their economic impact time to time as found necessary. statementi may be obtained at the Further details available by school board office, 1211 a • 5.. - fall season begins. To make sure no one forgets N3)SflofW½ofLotl2andSlOfl students transferred into Seminole County schools. There will be no determinable economic impact. The specific laws being Im. plement.d are P.S. 232.245x P.S. 330.23 (6) (a) and F.S. 330.33 (5) (a). Also for consideration will be the Amendment of Policy 6Ox. In Room 203 of the Seminole 4411 concerning the ages for County Courthouse, Sanfor d, compulsory school attendance. Florida, on October 21, 1950. at This policy Is being amended to 7:00!.M.,orassoonthereaflsras comply with Changes in the law. There will be no determinable Written cornments filed with the 'econsmlc impact. The specific law i.a.w Development Manager Will being implemented is P.S. 232.01. - Th. Evening Herald Clossiflodi • are sprucing up the city of Sanford as the busy, ofN2iOftofWtOOftofW½OfsaId Lot 42, McNeil's Orange Villa, PS 2, Pg 99, In Sect ion 17-21-29. Furtheir described as located 200 ft South of the and of Pores? Lake Road. (DIST. 3) This public hearing will be held U or a srv1ce to off.r...th.r.'s 1 herring Jr. repaints the sign which points to - you have m.rchandlse to trode - ' - .'' - by Tom Vincent Herald Photo At the north end of the county, city employees - U Whether your. looking to buy a j -- Lake Park Road. 500 ft N of Old the principal gives written per. mission. There 'quId be (:9. Osceola Road. (01ST. 2) determinable economic impact. LJUSTO COLON. 1O7V . Al Agriculture Zone - The specific 11w being im. Appeal against the Boar d of Ad- plementid is P.S. 230.23 (I). Also Iustment In denying a Lot Size for consideration will be the Varioncefrom 43,540 sq If to 38,119 Amendment of Policy 60*59- 431.5 SQ ft and a Lot Width Variance concerning the grade placement of homlSOfttglD$ftontheSl0lftOf secondary and elementary U - or looking to s.U...wh.thr County, Florida. under the tic S U• U - '- - ' - 0 - - - covnforseleo— ________ IJUMP R IN... 2. Mall Subscriptions 310 • _______ C. Total paid Circulation U 0. Free distribution $571 ; yoIJll find It in the Classified! - - - . 7:50 P.M. - • U - - I - - NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the The Board of County Cornmlssioners of Seminole Courntyg, Seminole County School Board will Florida, will hold a public hea in hold a hearing it the board room of to consider the following items: the school board office in Sanford 1. GERALD W.SCOTT. BA(S1$ on October IS, 1950, to consider the 50)-SiTE . A-) Agriculture Zone - Amendment of Policy 66x39- 724.3 Appeal against the ard of Ad- which will require that deposits of -school board In denying a Special and investments Exception to park a mobile home funds be made locally whenever on the following described - possible. There would be no property: Parcel Ill, N ½ of SW ¼ determinable economic Impact. AO NI! '. Cf NW ¼ Cf SectiOn 920 The specific law being im. 'together with an subject to a 40 piementod is F.S. 330.22 (10) (K). ft 'private road and utilities Also for consideration will be the ernment over the WloftofS½of adoption of Policy 40*59-752.4 PtE¼ofNW¼andSE¼of NW 1.4, which would prohibit students not N of the Osceola Road. Further assigned to a school bus from described as %I mile East of Mullet - riding as occasional riders unless - street vendors and FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged lx) business at 1999 Like Emma Rd., Longwood. Seminole . .5 OCTOBER 21, 1951 dSU1SSSUUIUUUUIUUUUUISUUUUIUUUUeSIUUUSUSUUIUBIUUi.si.ii.i...1 U I .'."'.-" SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD - Pe&bhists September 30, 1900 I __..— OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ,. Roger N.&avender, budget Office, - Arthur E. 1ecrlth, Jr. Clerk to board of County Commissioners, Seminole Covy, Florida - tion in Miami. Telephone: (3051 61545al - printed(NefPressRun) 9311 DEA161 I - 1 U . -I Personal Representative: Dated this 19th day of Sep. CLAUDE EDWARD DYER SR. tember, 1950. 749 E. Magnolia Avenue CITY OF WINTER Longwood, FL 32750 SPRINGS. FLORIDA Attorney for Personal By: Mary T. Morton, RepresentatIve: City Clerk Publish September 30. & October BERNARD 0. SOMMERS P.O. Box 1395; II, 1910 Maitland, FL 32151 DEA-124 - 0 Fire Chief's Conven-, . 5 Carter's Hopes •px, axe advised that, it th. decide to appeal any decision aido at this moo thw1boaring , they will need a record of the proceedings, and, for such purpose, they aey need to ensure that a v.rbmtia record of the proceedings Is aid., which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based' - PUBLISH: September 31, 1950 QEAllI 4 11111111"111111 CALL TOLL FlU (Joy. Thomas Dewey on his home turf. Truman nearly overcame 500,000 votes for Henry Wallace, the American Labor Party nominee whose candidacy hurt Truman more than Dewey, just an Anderson is viewed as hurting Carter more than Reagan. - In addition to the questions Carter faces In other areas of the country Inflation, unemployment and foreign affairs the president aizo t ccnfrcnted with a pobicm uniq ue W Ncv York, a large bloc of Jewish voters edgy over his administration's handling of Issues concerning Israel. The Jewish voters, normally Democratic, were outraged last spring when the United States voted In the U.N. to bar further settlement on' the West Bank, and were further diamkyed when the U.S. merely abstained Instead of vetoing a U.N. resolution censuring Israel for declaring Jerusalem its capital. I.A. Gov. Mario Cuomo, Carter's chief campaign adviser in New York, concedes New Yorkers also were angered by the president's refusal to take part In the initial debate against Reagan and Anderson, but holds the decision could benefit Carter later. The Republican mood ranges from the cautiously optimistic approach of Dr. Bernard Kllbown, the state GOP chairman, to the outrigM confidence of George Clark, the Brooklyn Republican leader who was ReAgan's earliest prominent backer in the state. - - - - "We'll be in a horse race, but that's what I've said all along," Kilbourn said recently. "We had to expect the president to narrow the gap, but at least we know we're going to have to fight. We won't be overconfident. Clark, however, claims that, got a lock on it. The only way we can bee is if we blow It. Anderson is a tremendous factor In our favor. We even have .a chance of carrying Brooklyn, and if we carry Brooklyn we can carry the world." Introductory Offer. Although tarter appears to be behind in New York right now, he has several factors going for him. Coy. Hugh Carey, an enigmatic, ambitious politician who refused to back Carter and even led a fight to "open" the Democratic National Convention, is now fervently in the president's corner. Carey, who can turn on campaign charm with the best, is plumping for Carter all over the state and wastes no opportunity to cite the administration's help to New York. And, abo-wtth Carey and Cuomo, New York City Mayor Edward Koch, Buffalo Mayor James Griffin and the mayors of the other Larger cities In the state also are backing Carter with speeches and, importantly in a big-vote state, a ready supply of campaign workers. - - . - OP - I - -- Herald delivered six afternoons a week absolutely FREE for the next two weeks - Please start my subscription I Have the Evening " we ' ve . CLIP COUPON OR CALL TODAY - Name - - Address - . - ___ ______- Phone - • , - When you agree to subscribe for one additional month - rate. -- . - - P.O. Box 137, Sanford, Fl. I at the regular subscription - ' - L ----------------------- - FOR HOME DELIVRY CALL 322.2611 - TI.: , - .' . . rl - - _5_ I •- •H000 __5_t I 0', - . - - -;• _ 11 S -- 'S -'t'T. S-' - -- ... Legal -Notice ________________________ , 6 nderson Hurts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITY OF WINTER SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SPRINGS, FLORDA NOTICE OF REFERENDUM PROBATE DIVISION File Number IO-334.CP ELECTION Division A -Referendum, Etectlo,t'4viII held in the City of Winter Springs, IN RE: ESTATE OF Florida, in conjunction with the SUSAN P. YOUNG Deceased General Election which will be held In the City of Winter Springs, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATiON The administration of the estate Florida, on the I fl A! Vr h day of III I VV II I November, 1950, from 7:00 am. of SUSAN P. YOUNG, deceased, until 7:00 p.m. - File Number 50-334-CF, is pending - The Refer,num Election will In the Circuit Court for Seminole be held for the purpose of deter. County, Florida, Probate Division, (The Evening herald today presents the second mining whether or not the citiz ens the address of which is Seminole In a periodic series of articles focusing on the key favor Ordinance No. 210 which County Courthouse, Sanford, FL rants Florida Land Company's 32771. The names and addresses of states In the upcoming presidential election,) request to rezone that certain real the personal representative and the personal representatives property dscrIbed In Ordinance No. 210 frOm RU to R.1A and P. attorney are set forth below. ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) — Even by New York's volatile 46,912,616.93 'A copy of this intoraeticn, the entire proposed budget, and other background aiterials are available for public inspection from 0.30 a... to 5.00 p..., weekdays at the Office of Naa3ag.nt Analysis a gvaluatlon, Noon 322, in the Seminole County courthouse. • owned by a partnership or other Unincorporated firm, Its name and address, as well as that of each Othir means samples, complimentary, and Other free copies 200 B. Total dIstribulIqo 5714 ($umofCand F. Copies not distributed 1. Office use, left over, unaccounted, g spoiled after printing 2. Returns from news - agents 304 0. Total (Sum of B, F 1 and 2—should equal net press run shown mA .ita i certify that the statem made byme above are correct and Complete. Wayne D. Doyle Publisher Publish Sept. 30, 1910 1' which the referendum Is to be held. begun on Sept. 30, 1950 TOTAL A. Total No. Copies -0 All interested per are IAA. required to file with This- court. - - Th4 places of voting. wULbe 103 - - - 5i,925g 2S5 .42 ----------- North MonRo.d,-Flr,5fettr.- -WITHIN: -Ti-IRJE MONT 55.-OF ------1 for Precinct 13; Fire -Station THE FIRST PIJLICATlON OF 943,094.67 943,094.67 • Number 2 on Northern Way for THIS NOTICE: (1) all claims Precinct 50, and the Seventh Day against the estate and (3) any ' Adven tist Church on Muss Road objection by an Interested person 23,604.94 2i,604..1 to whom notice was mailed that for Precinct 24. Registration Books will close on challenges the validity of th, will, the qualifications of the personal October 1, 1950. 293,999.00 293,909.00 THIS NOTICE islobe published representative, venue, or in the Evening Herald and the jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBSentinel Star, both newspapers of 2,751,554.00 2,751,554.00 general circulation in the City. JECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. '-----------onceinthe fifth week and once in --PubIic.tJon--of thJo-Nottc,-hat ----------- ' th1ItiWJiiUórt6ihIwiik1W - -- rd Seminole County, Sanrd Florida. - thaintenánce department employee Bertls --_________________________ 0 - - Individual must be given.) The Martinsville Bulletin, Martinsville, Virginia. I. Known bondholders, mor. tgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 cent or more of total amount Of bonds, mortgages or other securities (If thsye are none, so state) Atlantic Nat. Bank of Sanford, - . . - and cleanup recently while on its way to the 5 0 . - - - 1,273,259.00 not owned by a corporation, tr1 names and addresses of the i dlvIdual owners must be given. if 0 3 - - 9,529,610.00 -0- , by mall, carrier or 9$pct.oI Sum Total -- I - -4- ______ B. Paid Circulation 1. Sales through 2,004 S dealers and carriers, - TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES TOTAL.RECEIPTSAND BALANCES I i.aoi s Reserve for Contingencies Salanceirougl*PorwudCash Weklva Hills $tre.tLiØtIagDfotrId t , _______ ________ 50 -113 REVENUE: $34.3Iperlot(334I0t5) omit Revenue 9Spct of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash 111753 725 Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward '5 ; - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ------Total -' -Wt-sawSHHIOIIt1,UIII$3 SSrSIIU$MIaI DistrIct REVENUE: $1343 per lot (I41 lots) Other Revenue 95 pct.of Sum Total Balance Brought' wwardCssh $ .L , ______ _ _____ Reserve for Cash to be r 1,W4 $ - 4,096,449.00 - 9,305,116.00 119,918.00 department's. new $300,000 aerial tower. The truck stopped at the city public safety cornplex For an inspection 0 a .. 0 0 Susan Services (including Nealth owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock. If viewthe city From 100 feet up in the "people picker" . of the city Legal Notice 1,105,404.00 other city employees Herald Photo by Tom Nets.el - (including Roads, Vehicle Maintenance, S Environmental Services) Managing Editor Thomas Olordano, Sanford. Florida mu 1, Owner (if owned by a cor1,W4 $ _______ poration, Its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders No $ j.. .••' 2,692,932.00 - . - _________________________ Pu blic Works 151 ______ 4 341 7$ APPROPRIATIONS: ToIalB*penses 416 Reserve for Contingencies 4 - Norman Floyd and .-, - -S ' Sanford, Florida 32711 923 Balance Brought Forward Cash TOTAL RECIIPTSAND BALANCES - - At the south end of Alta- the county, monte Springs Mayor •-.- 0 0 4 - . - - ' - . - 4,691,912.00 - 4,096,449.00 -0- 0 - 23,604.94 214,776.67 2,601,158.00 - . -. ., Publisher Wayne D. Doyle. Other Revenue 9ipct.oI Sum Total - - -0- '' Street, City, County. Road Iaprov.aent pCade); 300N.Frenth District s as above. REVENUE: S -. (including Fire Protection) 1. Street Lighting S. L a onof the headquarters Districts or general business offices of t he publishers (Not printers); Some 15,130 1 Reserve for Cash to be -I L _WrS*WSSdHelø1s.u*iI1(r.SSU.50t$,Dfo,,$C,_--------- $---------3,3U-- Weklvs Gaff villa— Section ISlres$L$ghtlag District - - REVENUE: • -- $32.l-1 par lot-(l llots) Other Revenue 95 pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash - "i ________ -.--..-_----SSS..TOIALAPPROPRIATION5--- ----v-------- 5 0 .• -_tI J11 3,726,499.00 '293,919.00 • 4,642,661.00 -- ---- --- . -0- - - Public Safety 0 .. 5 - •11 . $ l,llS,964.O0 $ 1,943,757.00 of known office of S $14.09 per lot (69 Jon) - -- B. Annual Subscription Price Carried Forward 0 2.1 91,674.00 Racr.aeion S Libraries) nually 312. Reserve for Cash to be Reserve for Contingencies - Reserv e for Cash to Carried Forward - . S fire - 526,141.00 200,110.00 660.ô0 2,200.00 - -0 - . . . 0 746,912,616.93 . - V . - 4,993,993.00 1,439,026.00 942,255.00 5,155,255.42 -' -ô- - . - $06,631.00 1,593,964.00 49,151.00 .- Transfers 3. Frequency of Issue: Daily Except Saturday & ChrIstmas. _______ A:-NO-Ofof An.-....• is,o ________ ________ Total Expenses Reserve for Conllngencles Total Expenses - MANAGEMINTAND CIRCULATION ( Required by39U.S.C.341$) 1. Tills of Publication: The Evening Herald. 2. Date of Filing: September 30, 10,179 5 _______ ________ .5 . 2,751,554.00 ••' $ - 57,993.00 $ County Development (including Parks, STATEMENT OPOWNERSHIP _______ APPROPRIATIONS: 3,353 àenetal Government - - . __ ____ ___ ____ ____ Judiciary TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCES - 2,25.3 . Welfare) • 1,271 S APPROPRIATIONS: - - ----- - - - - -------- - DEA.126 We.dlandeMreOtLIgIitIngDfsfr$d REVENUE: $21 per lot (323 lots) $ 14417 Other Revenue .o 95 pct. oI Sum TOIaI 13,116 ••••1t37-------------------____ $ - $ TOTAL - P - ___ __ __ u,sts -95pct.ofSumTofaI Balance Brb,ghf Forward Cash - $ ______ - 101179 u,n . - - Other Revenue Revenue. Total Funds Sharing 92 Sharing 93 ____________ ______________ ______________ _______________ Activity ________ Berry L. Mobley Attorney for Petitioner Berry L. Mobley Attorney at Law Lancaster. S.C. Publish September 23. tober 7. 1950 APPROPRIATIONS: 230 $ TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES Tofu Expenses Reserve for Reserve for Cash to be 1.117 carried Forward 13$ - $ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ..-- 1,545 $ APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward REVEISUE: 1,542 4 , $ • I 5,491 -o. - - • Lancastef, South Carolina (SEAL) - (S1,$lifrontfootage) Other Revenue 95pct.ofSumTolai BeIanceBrgtoFardCath - // - - * I _____ . .. -- P1DZ2VRU -r September 10, 1950 $ .1509 Per front . $23,942,045.00 . S TOTAL - _______ that the Petition In the above action was filed intheOfficeof the $Family Court for Lancaster County. South Carolina, on the 22nd day of July, 1910. Winw.ed$OtLII.tIaD4shjd .- - Administrative Services (including Building/ Attorney for PetitionersMaintence, Support TO THE RESPONDENT Services S Insurance) ABOVE NAMED: YOU WILL PLEASE NOTICE RI VENUE: S.. -4 AWUN7 General Furd __ I. S within twenty (20) days after the date of service upon you, the Un- • 114 - TOTALAPPROPRIATJON$ - 5,112 __ _______ Carried Forward ios - - $ . - - - - - FUND ad Litern for you to appear and defend your Interest in this action Win IrWiSf eetLIØttagDfstr$d REVENUE: -- S ,/_ -. xsvnvxs NOTICE that unless you apply and Transportation - Capital Projects (20*) Transportation - Uninc orporated Area have some suitable and competent ________ person appointed as Guardian 1.130 ________ S - - YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Transportation - Capital Projects (90*) _______ a - - AND TO THE PERSONS WITH load ;aprov.nt qistricts (2) Capital Outlay Fund- Jail Coupler WHOM HE RESIDES: TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Wekiva Club Estates— Section 7 Street L1IIItIn9 DIStT$C$ REVENUE: $14.32 per lot (32 lots) Other Revenue $ . Reserve for Cash to be Carried Forward - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ________ ______ - APPROPRIATIONS: Total Expenses Reserve for Contingencies $ - 1,141 g7 Carried Forward 5 5 1,130 $ ________ TOTALRECEIPTSANDBALAICES 10,113 _______ - - - . Transportation Fund Federal Revenue Sharing 92 S. Berry L. Mobley Federal Revenue Sharing 93 Fund Attorney for Petitioners Grant-In-Aid Fund COUNTERSIGNED BY: Interest s Sinking - Courthouse/Jail Fund VrnoAMcManns Interest a SiMing - General 0bligaon Bonds Series AS B Fund Clerk of Court Capital Outlay Rises-re - Courthouse/Jail Fund Family Court . Capital Outlay Reserve - General Obligation p. Sixth Jt,dicial Circuit Fix* protection Fund NOTICE TO THE ABOVE NAMED MINOR RESPONDENT Street Lighting Districts osi - -- - MA OF P1110110510 1990/si $XST COuntyiide Special Taxing Districts loi,rd of County Cissioners Seminole County, Florida . - .. Petition. July 9th, 1950 Lancaster, South Carolina 50,023 I ISpct.oflumTolal Balance BrougtitForward Cash .0- . 9S pct. of Sum Total Balance Brought Forward Cash - ______ REVENUE: W3lprlot(7IIIots) 0 // 0 serve aCOPY of your Reply to the Petition on the subscribe, hereof at his office In Lancaster, South i,uio ________ of the date of such service, and if u fail to Reply to the Petition $ ________ within the time aforesaid, the Petitioners will apply tothe Court ______ for the relief demanded in the . _____________ All interested citizens, groups, senior citizens, and organizations are encouraged to attend n ,. . Carolina, within twenty (20) days after the service hereof, exclusive WekIvsHwit Club $treasugbn.gDI,tnct Other Revenue YOU-ARE HEREBY SUM. - ... Progress At North,iiiikiiidiTifieminoI-County---_-.. - G*o..rjj- asv.o. Sharing (4R5) is a Program at general fiscal support (ton the federal gover nt to sate and local gov.rneenta' with ouly halted federal r.quirnt, about- bow the mone y should he spent; Decisions on the use of these funds are mad* at the local level, by the goverment and people close st to local Problem. The revenue sharing regulations require a hearing an the use of these funds in relation to the overall budet before the budget is adopted each year. ABOVE NAMED: 7.509 S Carried Forward 521.66per lot (11 lots) - - $ . Reserve for Cash to be TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS a TOTAL RECEIPTSAND BALANCES MONED AND REQUIRED to 9,311 Reply to the Petition in the above APPROPRIATIONS: total Expenses ReserveforContingenctos 1.390 S Carried Forward -. Balance Brought Forward Cash 5,i 3,IX . Courthouse. entitled action, a copy of which Is herewith served upon you and to ________ APPROPRIATONS: $ ,. 2.343 - $ ______ . $ WekivaHiIls—Socfi$,S19 Street LBUeqD$sMd $ 9Spct.ofSumTofal 1,503 D.A. SIGMON and BERTHA ATKINSON SIGMON, 12,050 Petitioner, VS. WAYNE PEEBLES, an adult, and GREGORY SCOTT PEEBLES. a minor of Ins than fourteen(11) years of age 11311 Respondent. -0. TO THE RESPONDENTS - WeklvaCIubEstafos$t01L1Øtin$sfr1d • REVENUE: COUNTY OP LANCASTER TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS REVENUE: 902 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Reserve io, Cash to Carried Forward , (to. $ ResirveforCcnffiigencies • vii! hold a puIzic tearing at 7:00 pa. on Tuesday, October 7, 1910, in Roo. 203 of the sthoie county Courthouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford , the huring is to receive vritt.n and oral cnt 'ab concerning the Proposed Annual hudget (os fiscal year 1990/Si and the use & Revenue Sharing funds as contained in that proposed budget, iU4ritId below. Final adoption of the budget is expected to occur following public hearings at 7:00 pa. on Tuesday, October,21, 1990, in Noon 203 of the Seminole County THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Reserve for Contingencies Reserve for Cash Ig Carried Forward - __ IN THE FAMILY COURT OF - Cautioned from Page 3B - -- _— Legal Notice Legal Notice Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1910—SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ---- % • • . . .- I-. S.- _ — - - -.--. S_S--S - - 1' - .- - . -- - - — 5- -. - -.5 - -5-55-.'.______ 5 - .- - — — - - ---- - -----S. �-- 1 ¶ - '1 a nt EvenIng Hsra SflfO, El - t I 1 1 I Tusday, Sept 30, ._._. . L I - - - -- 4-F'ersonals _.... ---- -ntN1 by Gill Fox - I SIDE GLANCES * * * * * * * * AAA EMPLOY ME I 1917 FRENCH AVE. (CorMr20th&FreA 1) New Location of the moment babysitting. ______ WeiIy. Daily rates, Day Night1 373.36$ SOUTH'S LARGEST & LOWEST FEE AGEN. CY. 2 WK. SALARY. RESPONSIBLE Child Care in my home. Infants & up. Pinecrest area. Call 323.5344. WANTED responsible parson to I care for lnfant& 4 yr. old in my Borne Mon..Fri.S:30.S. 323-6507 ft S p.m. - ________________________ SACRIFICE-To Settle estate, 2 HY BE LONELY? Write "get I chilC.re, my home side by Side burial spaces in Days I Nights Exctpt A Mate" Dating Service. All beautiful Oaklawn Memorial _____________________________ MØflday Evening. 332.2267 ___________________________ ___________________________ P.O. Box 6071, Clear. ________________________ _________________________ D*rk tA(W1 fnr h,s$h (IA ,..I,, Fl 33518. _______________________________ water, ____________________________ _____________________________ Phone 373 1076. I * - Legal Notice ___________________________ Real Estate Tuition NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ia-Help Wanted Sanford's Sales Leader.is ax. NAME LAW FICTITIOUS NAME pending agalnll Experienced NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Notice is hereby given that we that the undersigned, desiring to , or newly licensed associates are engaged in busineSs at P.O. tfti neided. if v're Interested In Box 1387, Sanford, Fl.. 32771, engage in business under fictitious name of ADS at number a career in Real Estate call Seminole County, Florida under Maitland Avenue, in the City of to 'sea II you qualify far our the fictitious name of WORLD AltamOnte Springs, Florida, in. Free Tuition Real Estate Pr. lends to register the said name License School Scholarship. register said name with the Clerk with the Herb Stenstrem, Stenstrom of the Circuit Court, Seminole Clerk of the CircuIt Court of Realty 322.3420. County, Florida in accordance Seminole County. with the provisions of the Fic. Dated at Altamonte Springs, FACTORY WOR6(ERS-Heavv lil.ous -Name Slafutes, To.WiP __________________________ Ston $63.09 Florida 3talutai timber, 10'" pays Major Medical. Mature, 1951 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, good learner. United Solvents Sig Ctetus L GrIffith 3f1 Howard ex E. By: I. Talmadge Luke, Publish September 9, 16. 23, 30. Mature woman to President WANTED 1980 DEASO & SLOTNICK Apply Jerry's Thift Shop 307 E. LPN. Part time 311 shift: Apply _____________________________ Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. , - ,, .,. . - _________________________ - .. -.. .- . _____________________________ ALIGNME NT MAN E X P. needed. Apply in person at McRoberts Tires, 105 W. 1st S., Sanford. - BOYS & GIRLS AGES 1318 EARN EXTRA MONEY IMPORTS, and that we intend to - ia-Help W,dEd _______- .. --.---- - I COMMERCIAL refrigeration man & Exp. Stock person. Apply inpersonto: Food Barn, 25th St. & Park Ave. .... - ... ....-...... ' 'Z''"". •'""_,'.- - , .,- - . .. - ______ e Ins - ......... - 4. .4. .4, - . 29-Rooms ' Herb Stenstrom, Stenstrom Realty 3234420. Private Entrance CaIl)22 3853 DEALER SERVICES, INC. ASSOCIATES INC. Clean 'RbOm For Rent - Attorney for Applicant 1504 Alfred I. duPont Building - , _ . Attorney for Applicant 1504 Alfred I. duPont Building _._._._......._.__-1... Authorized by: Authorized by: Michael C.Slotnick, Esq. MIchael C. Slotnick. Esq. Phone: 371.2723 Phone: 371.2733 PubliSh September 23, 30 & Oc. Publish September 23, 30 1' DC. tober 7. 14. 1980 tober 7, 14 1980 . DEA.131 DEA.131 _. I _ 2 Apts. Spacious, modern 2 Bdrm, 1 B, carpeled. Kitchen complete. CHA, near hospital & lake. Aøutts. 322-925). legal. Notice-- Warehouse for anP 8.000 Square Ft Offices, loading dock & Industrial zoning 327 8313 ______________________ Enjoy country living? 2 Bdrm. apIs. Olympic Pool. Shenandoah Village. 0an 323-2920. CONSULT OUR \ ' _______________________ .. . ._ . .- - NICE I Bdrm, washer dryer I pool. $220. Adults, No petL_, l. 777.lt9. _.. __________ ______________________________________________________ / fictitious name of AUTOMOBILE DEALER SERVICES at number SOS Maitland Ayenue, In the CIty of __________________________ '""'• Painting,?Mint. Al PERSONAL COMPUTER 17$ ,sechanlc will servIce A1!'s alai.. 339 89)4. Computers, - & ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl UphOlstery UPHOLSTERY . ( éaltnt. 3234*32,. 3221665. Your HouSO' Painter--itt Class Work, 9 yr's. asp. Patios, Driveways, etc Wayne Beal. 327 1321 AlumInum Soff It& Facla -_-_J.- ___________________________ PATIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 1 . .,- ____________________________ sparkling pool, large screened patio with wet bar and bar. I Bdrm wIth Balcony. Central heat, air, carpet, new furniture. Convenient to down town. $200 Mo. Call 723.1443. could want including built.in vacuum, prewlred for intercom. garage door opener, extra SOUnd deadening and insulation. Gorgeous country w,1 I:.iii: Free Esf. 8424947. ___________________ FurnlIureRIpslrs&' ,Rtmg - are -- -S GokI&SHv,r Buying Silver & Gold. Will give $20 worth of gas for $1.00 in Sliver, or pay cash at currenh market. 842.1435 Or 411-3424. ____________________________ CARPETOR VINYL INSTALLATION 830.0231 - Ave., 2504 Sanford.. Date - Thursday"7:30 Sunday 7:30 PLA$TEP',t.. up., small iobs specialty, patching, stuccoing, simulated brIck. 333 )3g. ' . Buying Gold and Silver doins." Paying currsnl market prices. ______ Plus bonus,. 063.1g33. PIunlng GroaniIng&Bosrd1n . _____ (Sflh/ 4INM _________ RIIA. WILL $25 ' A11y ____________________________ 4I , . . . - I fans. Also Air condltionid cages. We cater 10 your pets.' 32237$] GWALTNBY JEWELER 101I.PorkAve. ___________________ -' . I NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEARISINDEMAND.SELL I IT NOW' WITH A cLASSIFIED AD, I - "• he ,t. ctsssNi.d ad, tt wIU gag ___________________________ . _ , aI.CIeIiI ISi111a sooner I ' ; ----- I • • I ' WINDOW&SCREEN REPAIR': also PATIO DOORS "AE1 "LuxuryFor L$3, I ' ' & morel Now 149,9001 ____________ I - .- - --- -- -- - .• .. _, 'TO? Commercia, I. Residential Auctions & up praixals Call Dell's Aucti,,i 321 5620 -. -. ._... . . - - ;____ -- --..- ,. 0 ,. ,. -- - * - - a low cost Classified Ad _______________________ _____________________ 0 ,' . ..-.-.. . . 2565 Park MLS 1104 N. Mills Ave 117921 Orlando I 896 3860 - BETTY C. CAMPBELL - '* -- - ------- - - . . - CASH FOR JUNK CAPS & TRUCKS Same day service - . (ood USed TV'.. $2S&up MILLERS 26l9Orlando Dr Ph 372 0)52 .......... tiLJY JUNPi.CARS Lit. REAL ESTATE Broker llt/ S I rench Ave ."tnrord Afthrs. 323.7373 . Howland Blvd 525.000 Terms 323 7943 ............................ "' /'"' r-' - -' ..... ..' ".1....-. • . DeBary 233 Colombo Rd. 3.3. $47,0g . 4/-Real Estate Wanted ''' 103W.lst$t. 323-80)1 OWNER $lNANCING3b'm.,2 bathhclnewith lakeview, good I,leaIl.,n. •I.ctrlc fir.oIaci, I I SEIGLER REALTY I . ... .. . R1AL'Y I I UNPORD I .200 l Vj .. 333.4203 3*9.5403 332.19W REALTOR. MLs I SO IIAIl rOe q jjjç I AAA4IIl LII. i(L.LO, I Sanford __St. ______________________ - LOWRY ORGAN LSC Full octavi pedal. benCh included Good cord Rest 1270324 "- _______ 3 BEDROOM CE HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and se'fI. $34,003 W, Girneft White, Broker 3221801 inlerest to qualified buyers. Mew homes wilh monthly paymenls under 5250. Low down payments, 3222207 -- -.- W. Garnett White Reg Real Esfate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial none3n lust, anvora I I -. - _____________________ ______________________ I t ____________________ - . For Sale Used office eqpf. Desi, filing cab. & chairs, Many items to choose from. PIous Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92, So. of Siflfqrd. 322*721. ' ____________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT woRk? Place Classified Ad in 1150 Evening.Herald today. " I I I - Surplus Jeeps, cars, and trucks avail, through government agencyt Many sell for under 1200.00. Call 312 747 1142 ext 70$ for information on how to purchase. Office Desk and- Equipment for Sale. Supply is limited. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. - " ______________ _____________ 62-t_awn-Gardeii '19 MG Midget, like new Low mil, AM FM. Best offer over 1.4.500. 323 115) aft Camouflage Pants& Jackets Army Navy Surplus 322-Sill 3)0 SanfordAve. . . ___________ ._.. 4"' , ' ______________________ MOVING? Buy used packing cartons, dish drums, & I mattress Ci(tofl$ + packing I 1s I ______________________ I I - VIBURNUM GalionCont&flfrs$l.7S 322.8992 - UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are luSt taking upspacewilhawanl so In Ihe Herald 322 261) or $31 9993 ______________________ ________________ _______ . -- .. - .. USED TIRES U CX) & .p A OX lire Marl 71135 French )flidO - a __________________________ - 197)Fiatl2lsporlcoi'Pe I4esiy rebuilt engine, transmission New Brakes, interior. PirIIi AM FM ,'ioneer tirl.. Cassu.....$2,300 or best alter 134 4783 aft 5 p.m - _______ ______ ""°- i ______-- 3ATTE.RJES'-New, $30, Es change. Used--Sb 00 Ex . change. 1109 5 SnfOrd'Aye. - - I classified ad finds teftant for yuuf -_BusinsssE,iip. CLEANOILIADJUST Your sewing machine or vacuum cleaner $2.00. Parts & supplies for all machines. Over 20 yrs. experience. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. John's Sew 'N Vac, 111 s. MagnolIa Ave. Downtown Sanford 323-1702. " - Oldsmobile StatioeiWaon. 19/3 Reliable Transportation, $501) or consider Trade 869743/ ________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE 311-3lS E. F IRST ST. 323.5432 IJNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are just taking upspoce with a want ad in tt Herald 322-2611 or $3) 3210759 WrCtr'diSe _____________________ - rn The Time Tested Firm Peg Real Estate Broker 120 N. P.,rk Ave 3726)21 - .. 59-Msjsical With tracks. Re advertised. Call 37)4295 -- I __ ' 2 GloSt Doors for 6' opening. /ctttij - 73 and up Models 1200 $500 Down A steady lob arid u,i ride 0.31 4605. 319 9100 Savage. 555.22. LR Stoeger Holster. $110, 3$ Spc Coil 6", $110. .300 Auto Pistol Nickel Pearl. $100 323O 50-Miscellaneous for Sak __________ - I ''s' ... . .. 1971 Gremlin. IC ylnder cp.-r ic 5600 323 5455 1969 Poriitac Bonneville (l4ii Winchester Model 1100 j and good running cndilio.i, MOIJIIICO, Sl&J 7U"i. Pump, $90. I? Go. Davis __________________________ BATEMAN REALT'i I Swlte4 ' _____- _______ ___________________________________ - We pa,' cash br Itt 8. 2nd mortgages Ray Le'gg. Lic Mortgage Broker. 1101 E Robinson. 122 2976 . - i ACREAGE 3 ecres, $11,500 boacm,$3L000 sacres, $19,505 I ""'''' . 57A-Guns&Anin - , REALTOR322'I"' MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE ' - _______________________ ___________________ _____________________ 323 2222 . 2927 Hwy 1 / 92 Sanford, Fla 37771 ________________________________ ________________ _________________________ _____________________ Xtra Low Cash-No Qualifying CPEN HOUSE TODAY i$:sasteal, Let's Deal 3Bdrm tree shaded beauty. Cordova Dr., Sanford. 323SO7S• 33)4236 - WE BUY CARS ' II__________ 47.A-WlgagesBought & Sold 2115S.FronchAve Orlando tsu Sanford 321 0440 '' Call Stanley Stone. 4ou%ing Authority 305 3239615 ACRE GOOD TERMS. sultIp1e LIsting iEfVlCE 34e4) motor. 149$ Cell 119 5496 Thv.-T rehab.iltat.onprole(t. Will pay I MONTE (AwL I) Clean 373 26 - , I ACRES. OAK AND PINE. ACcessories II' F iberglass Jon Boat. LOSING YOUR HOME CREDIT' I v.11 catch up bfck LAKEFRONT ACR ES 3S p.IymeI,t% & buy Pquily HIGH I O'STEEN AR1:A 327021* GROUND. LARGE PINE TREES 51,000 PER ACRE 27' 3?) 66.48 tIter S - ___________ ____________ ____________________________ Deltona Cavalier Ave. 3-2. 5*9,500. s5Boats & _____________________ ______ ______ _____ WITH TERMS ------.. .. '12YAMAt4A 750 Enduro. (,.i.I from jewelry to new clothes. end new appliances 2505 536,500 with excellent terms REAL TOP. 377 7198 - -- I .. NEED TOSELLP Call us toaay. ACRES NEAR LAKE HAP Hall Realty, Harold TALL TREES. I NE Y Lic. Real Estate Broker moo Sanford Ave. - - . - ______________________ Good coed., $230.7 hp. Sears riding mower, 36" cut,'good coed., $275. Call itt. 3:30. 323O9' I I I I i . - FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND - .. L1l LIOrSO flIrt J1J"U'J _.. . ' HWy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. wIll hold a public AUTO AUCTION Mry Wodnescay 611p.m. lt' tlseonlyoneinFlorida. Ysit the reserved price. Call 904 73-S 831.1 101 further delails. ' .'.".-...,,...-. .. ... 78-Wtorcycles convenient location Fresh as adaisy with brand new carpet, REALTORS . I ___________________________ NOW FOR cALE MODERN 4 Bdrm, I'.'; tath WOODED LOTS IN TOWN ZONED SR 1 55.500 EACH CALL ASSOC LEWIS 322-2420 2525 5FrenCh LakeMary 153 Fredrlck Ave. 31½. $'44,9°0. STEMPERAGENCY " Top Dollar Paid for Junk 8, Used cars, trucks & heavy equip ment 327 S990 BAKS 5 AcreS Sanford area. Zoned Mobile Home, BROKER 150 Terrace Dr. 3-2. 541.500. I - . . . - . pnu't - ___________________________ 1505 W.23th ST. have I , - LIVIE. rm, & much morel Yours for $120,000. . RETREAT 10115152 bdrm, 2 beth Mobile Home on 2½ Beaufitui Many trees and lakeview only 10 miles Irons Sanford. $35,000 ._._.._... . •Cablivi$1i I I - sUafers. - 4$ivfl.FaMiIy . .Q,Iet-$.S90rY I I" - Hey kids: Locking for a extrs CUSTOM MOWING I. Brush I dollar?AskMom&Ded,oist Cutting of Acreage. Hilltop you C classified ad' Realty Co. 331 VU. esraae sole.' . '. I ' acres. ndo & Screen Rls.Ir ' ----------- v' s.". 106 W. Coleman Circle, Pinecrest. 32. $31,000. 190* Lake Ave. 3.2. $4,500. 3224013. 32311 '3071.25th St. I ' " -- BUILDERS LOTS. 53'xIS4' READY AT $6,000 EACH .v'x ..uun "v..' Every feature imaginablel 314 De8ary Dr. 3-2. -I.... . - . , , - Cash for Gold Silver Jewelryor Coins Top Prices Call 372 1)12 AM FM Radio, I track player, C,arrurd turntable & speakers Pay $93 or $10 monthly Wekiva River area. I,acre. Zoned'Mobile - will hold mortgage. Call days only 034 2666. bath home in Pinecrest with trail Great room, SI workshop, I l.li me,.i DRIVE BY AND LOOK, then call our office for Appt. Sanford 104 Garrison Dr.,,Country Club Mkflor. 2.1. $32,000. - . "''" ReAt.TOR Eves 'n"SiMcs . n ' - I -- EVERY DAY IS BARG,'ilb. DAY IN THE WANT ADS 3 ', 2611 or III 9993 ____________________ SUPER 4 Bdrm, 2 bath hone in Loch Arbor on a large loll CHA, Fla rm, remodeled ________________ 3237832 . __________________________ _______ COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATr. LStir,r, Lix. is CIOdc Repair . M.UNSWORTHALT( MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR PAOLA2ACRES. Large country home.4 Bdrm.,2 Bath, Family rm., fireplace. Dining rm., 159,100. LAKE MARY. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, air. 1315. CloletO schOOlS. 5CC m-svi Aft. 5 ' ________________________ 'I , 'j,' STEREO 2 Bdrm, I bath Bdrm. I bath, living rm. central H&A. eel in kit. home in Sanlantal CHA, ww carpet, Fla rm, dining rm. ''b HAL CoL8Ert'tAtTY '" ATLAS PLUMBING'.' Dj'ain. Sewer Cleanlg, Master Plumber does work, Leaks, Heats & Faucet. $291414 ______________ ______ . 'htritrl Ii) buy used all t'QuPitt'il Nail S S.ttil. I urnitun.' S,tl.aqe. Il 9?, S,tnlc'i1 312 lIlt. . ----- 72-AUction 53-TV- Radlo.Stereo 2 Acres Osteen /A.FHA•235.Con. Homes . locationl Just $39,400. 'f U,,, J3$1112 ReLR.alistalsll'áer Eve U3..3N4 NEW LISTING IN SUNLAND ESTATES. This3Bdrm,2bath home is a very special You'll appreciate the extra Iargelot&roOfT)y layout. Low interest assumption with't111 incredible pric, of $36,100. ________________________ Souttslasd Building' 2ol-4 Animal Haven Grooming Sc Boarding Kennels. Inside $ Somebody ing creened runs. Off Ofztsldf bargain. Otter II today in the I tlOOrSINf)IflgOOxfl. uruio'. Classified ft.. Evening Hesald i ., Co 918 W 1st SI)?) 1100 I ____________________________ ____________________________ - .iP44LS trm, carpet, SANFORD - 3 CHA, fenced. $325 me. Award Realty, REALTOR 3392100 or ' DIVORCE $110 C. CALViN IIOIYA __________ MEINTZER TILE Neworrep.alr,Ieakyshowers'our specIalty, 25 yrs. E*p. 169-1342 ' - -._______- 1104 N MilIt ill 921 OrLando.18963860. - 5 Acres Seminole Woods . ; home in Pinecrest with lots of extrasi Large fenced land. FHA.VA FINANCING AVAIL. P01116 lEA ________________________ ____________________ . ____ _______ ______ a- _______ ' If your club or organization would like lobe Included in this listing call: - CALLANYTIME ____________________ ' . - Ceramic THe Win $254100 REALTOR 1621W. 1st St .3271972 mores All for $57,000. - -. 4 Bdrm. House for Rent. WashingtonGaks. Fenced Yd. $325 Mo. 322.410g. . ______ ______________ _____________________________ __________ ____________ _____ .. IMMACULATE 3 bath, Central H&A, range, refrig., fenced 'yard, $325 mo. 821 Valencla Ct. 6453124 after 5:30. '' Pl.astering ________________________ - is more - __________ ______ BAKS - i & i3 ,acre. DeBary :..L,.. 1192 Frontag., corner REALTORS 3 BORM HOME , _____________________________ ______________________ CaI'pSts KNIGHTS OF" COLUMBUS' , 32-Houses Unfurnished as LaI Servts _______________________ - ______________________ . ____________________________ - . WEDDINGPHOTOGRAPHYbY John Cuiium. Complelealbum low as 599.00. 373 as - ________ - WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN TIlE SANFORD AREA ORLANDO 3)10669 AFTER HOURS: 323-8136 ___________ SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARSI Eat? & Blown. CUSTOM IN. SULATION CO. 323 11$3 $34. 1221. Free est. at I - Gold. Silver, Cons, Jewelry. I.'' 19'' RCA Color Porlabie F nun c in g Wa r r ant y available No down Payment Pay $179 or $10 monthly io Acres Osteen area e have several chle' ott - : mo. + seCurity. 323.75)9. Photogruphy - Furniture refinished, expert ii reasonable. Free estimates a pickup. (We buy & sell u*ed furniture.) Variety of fInishes & Antiquing. "Good New" 062.7015. ' _______________________________ i,'le$',o'i _____________________ ________________________ OrainOrinder 323.1541 ' ____________________________ i ________________ - ' _____________________________ -.i -- .-.-. __ of every sIze md price. Personalized,fastdep.ndable Regular or 1 time basis Wecfowashwlndows 617.5*94 I _________ __________________________________ ___ 2 Bdrm., Refrig. Stove, Air, WW, _____________________________________________ . . REALTY ________ i1.iiilivi' . -'-"p ,Ch,In link for securIty. Rustic • for V',PaCy. Pt & all. FreeEst.' 834.5122 1304332 MAGIC MILL II as t ______________________________ __________________________ 5 Acres Geneva ____________ BulklingStor*& Landscape Rodc CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 372.24)1 - niture, appliances in wurkintj __________________________ TELEVISION , . _________________________ Beautiful Highly Cc'lored Ocala Fieldetone$37,30 Ton, Call 393. 7283 Orlando. - - -- . ', ___________________________ - ' ' ' ______________________ _____________________ ..w . •.- __________ ____________ ______________________________ a - ' __________________ ______ AcCs Paola 1 Bath. Block in 3 Bdrm Woodmefe Sundivision. only 537 .3 Bdrm. 7 Oath. Quiet Neigh down. $13,000 borhoOd. AsSume Mtg, at 9 at iw Breadmaking DelmmtTaiion an area or as soon - lure, 20$ F 75111 St 173 (ltl . ___________________............ .. .-... ____ , -. 0 __________________________ ________________________ . _______________________ . PEALTY WORLD in alto. , 1 Bdrm. No Children, No Pets. SERVICES UNLIMIfED Pepsrt3anrlg Call between 10 am. and Iion'e Re31r & P.etncdet!ng betore 10 pen, only. 322-3)67. 3234862 ___________________________________________________ ,ipAPERHANGING __________________________________ ________________________________ ElectricIan work. No lob too small. New and Old Work. All w9rls Guaranteed. SISe FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 F. lit St., 332.3742 ' . I I(enmore parIs, service, used Washers. MOONEY PLIANCES 323 0491 2 Lots on Canal DeBary area Il Acres DeBars' area' __________________________ __________________________ ' Looking For a New Home? - BINGO at ' APPLIANCES & PLUMIIINc Frigidaire Makes ISO lbs per day 5500 Call 321 6.110 ' OWN ER HOLDING 3 fldrm. I • Bath Corner lot excellent neighborhood s3 --" - CRANK CONSTRUCTION & Vacant, ready for you to move right in Owner will assist in clean- 318 PalmettO Ave. ____________________________ ' , . - Agent 3398386 _____________________________ -'' ' - resIdential area. 3 Bdrm. family rm., fireplace, centra. CHA, caroet. new turn., 200 3223239 Interior, Exterior ___________________________ ' , - in The Evening Herald, slay close to your phone because Low Down Payment JUST FOR YOUI 3 Bdrm, I'.', ..ash for your lot' wll UU.ICJ i,. bath home on a tree shaded you lot o' our lol lotl Custom styling, central s' Inlcrprs,- lr H&fr., ww carpet, porch & WEST-) drm, 1½ b.atI3. ,,-49eI$or sml1y....rm.appilancss." ..fl55ny-etfa5!-On3y-43$,90I......M "30l)' on trade for this I bedroom, 2 bath, Rolling Hills home on - _________________________ Free Estimatti at at - Extras, Lite wood, )S baths, 7 Bdrtn. Block Frame Dupiex Home All for $38900 ' at .' - , WanI Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those' SellIng. 3222611 or 831.9993. LETS TRADE: '31-Apartments Furnished - - Paifltlng& Pressure Cleaning CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. _____________________ WeathertlteCOft$trvctbon ____________________________ - HoIt, Kennith small. Call 3330147 after 5:30 __________________________ the as . 5191 15 Bal SIR) 1 or Ill mo ________________________- ___________________________ __________________________ Did you knov, that yo1' club or organizatIon can £ppear in this listing each week for only $3.50 per week? This is an deal way to inform the public of your club activities. name . lop PriceS Pizl USed. ,Iriy tondt00641 112o has probe Originally $619. balance 5)98, $19 niorilt ly Cdli 322 6762 before Noon - ___________ 2 Story, 4 Bdrm I Bath on 1192 518.000 CALL 323-5774 ___________________________ . ________________________ -- Peas 'BEST BUY-) Bdrhi, I'/z bath 16x26 famIly rm., brick fireplace, screen rm, extras galore. Extremely clean. $38,500. cupanty. High 30s. p,arinef's VUlaOe. - CARPENTRY, REPAIRS & NOTICE at -- MICROWAVE ... AIror1 Blvd. on 17.92 (fl ''E'. second st., Sanford - _______ a - ______________________ - __________________________ __________________________ you have need of, read all our want ads every day. __________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ _ _ a _,.., ________ 1104 fI Mitt'5(l7 Orindo1 896 3860 43-Lois_Acreage . If you are havIng difficulty finding a place to live, car to _________________________ -_-- ____-- - _________________________________ Remodeling & Repair, Dry Wall _____ et -___________ Want ads are black & *hit' 8. read all over in 1Q75 Lamore 17x65 3 Bdrm. 2 Lot backyard Reduced to 129.900 __ I je, I ------OUR RATESARE LOWER. .BR-PO9 up. pool. Actultsbnly -. was - ___________________________ - Nursing Center I40IT.lfl''0Vfl'flt5 Computer Store Air ConditionIng Litem for you to appear and & SLOTNICK of Seminole County, Florida representatIve's attorney are set AiitoGl.assflnfing defend your interest in this action By: Edna Davis, Attorney for Applicant forth below. within twenty (20) days after the Deputy Clerk All persons having claims or 11301 Alfred I. DuPont BuildIng dete cf erv'ce upon 'ou. the t.'B demands agaInst ttse estate are I PublIsh september i, Si, 30, II Miami, Florida 331)1 dersigned •ttornsy fur the required, WITHIN THREE I October 7, 1980 vans, Cars Southha PUBLISH: September23, 3O&f Petitioners will apply for ap. MONTHS FROM THE DA'l'E OF I DEAN Fr,,lmM,xph'Q7e), October 7 ________________________ polntment of said Guardian and I and . 2 Bdrm,, 2 Bath. Living and dining rm. Kitchen fully __________________________ CITY OP CASSILCIRRY BOARDOP ADJUSTMENT they may have. Each claim must NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in writing and must indIcate the that Ifie City of Cisselberry Board basisfortheclalm,thenameand of Adjustment will hold a Public addressofthecredltororhisagant Heøring. Mr. Adam Butch, ftpthe' amount pilcant on behalf of Beck'Con. or attorney, claimed. If the claim is not YCt struction Inc., Is requesting a the date when It will become variance from Section 25-41 Area thai be stated. If the claIm Is and Width of Lets of the City contingent or unliquidatod, the Cassilberry Cede .6 OrdInances, nature of the uncertainty shell be which requIres minimum of not Claim Is secured, the less than eighty five (IS) feet stated. If securIty shall be described. The measured the building line, to claimant shall deliver sufficIent construct a duplex on a lot op copies of the claim to the clerk to proximateiy sixty feet 0') wide. enable the clerk to mall øiw COPY 23.40 Section Additionally, to each personal representatIve, requires: fti persons Interested In ff11 "Whore lot or parcel of land estate to whom a copy of this Ms width less than the Hetice of Administration has bean requirements of thIs section and requIred, WITHIN mailed the time of was a sot of record THREE MONTHS PROM THE adoption of this chapter, such lot 'THE FIRST OF DATE single-family NOTICE UNDER maybe used for OP THIS PUBLICATION FICT1TIOUSNAMII.AW dwsillngi provided that the NOTiCE. to file any obledlons NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN minimum yard requIrements of they may have that dssilange Ihe this artide are complied wiTh." that the undersigned, desiring t validity of the decedent's wIll, the The parcel Is legally described as: engage In business under tte qualifIcatIons of the personal, number of MHS Lot 32 and the East 10 test of Lot fictItIous or repr,sintative, Or the venue 305 MaItiarid Avenue. In the CIty Of 51, the corrected and revised Plat jurisdiction of thi cowt' recorded In of Normandy Park AltamarWe Springs. Florida, in. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND tends to register the said Flat Book I, Page 100, PUblIC OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Records of Seminole County, with the Clerk of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED,' of Seminole County. Florida. the firSt publication 04 Date of Atlamordi Springs. particularly me pe,rcei - Dated Admlnlslrationi this of Notice 130 Lime Street, desaibid Florida. thIs 19th day Of SepI September 23. 1900. Cassotbsrry, FlorIda. timber, 19*0, Heft la Mae JotWIIin VEHICLE Public Hearing will be held on RECREATIONAL As P.rsonalReprilintstiveof DEALER SERVICES. INC. Thursday, October 15.1900, 7:30 p.m.. in the Cessetberry City Hall, By: I. Talmadge Luke. lit of IDNA' JOHNSON DrIve, OS Lake. TrIplet President Deceased Caseilberry, Florida. or PALLOT pOppELL, GOODMAN ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL tlsersattsr as passlble. 1. SLOTNICIC REPRI$ENTAT1VI: Linda H. Thomas, Attorney for Applicant JAMES E.C. PERRY, ESQUIRE Acting CIty Clerk I 1304 Alfred i. duPont Building lOx 2236, i'.o. Detid this lifts day of September, Miami, Florida 33131 I SenSerd. FL 3) ' 301 PUBLISH: September Telephone: (30*) 3237370 Septomber 30, 1900 tobef 7, 11, lOW PUBLiSH: september 23, 30, 1900 I - I- Brand new dual power settings. 5 I WANTED 10 BUY (urre'nt year warranty Pay 5209 or I Romantic paperbacks iocxt $10 00 • rttonthly F'inanciflg .1 oncf Any amount "I?? QSQI to happen . ________________________ ___________________________ President a . _______________________ ________________________________________________________________ ordlng to law the property tends to register the said name isthur H. Becicwith Jr. -- vIE BUY USE't) F UP NIT liP I- S APPL IAN( IS S,Intord I I nture Salvage 32? $771 MICROWAVE TOSHI BA GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ,IlQiOrlando Dr 371 5700 vA& FHA F.naBcing Ads will help you find that lob Cal IBart washer and dryer included, lnquire5000ak. 1.3 p.m. Screened In back porch, with 841.78$) storage room. Near I Towne) _________________________ Shopping Cenfer in Orange )Bdrm. GarageApt. Residential CIty.. lst, last and Sec. area. NO PETS. $200 p,&, Required. Call Jeanle 574-1432. Utilities Included. 1st and mo. rent plus $100 damage ...... deposIt. 322-2899. 41-Houses - misc. Call 323-7184 anytime. HEREBY County of Seminole, State of ARE YOU Florida. that the NOTIFIED ad. Unless such certificate or cer. minIstration of the estate of EDNA - 68-Wanted to Buy _______________________________ _________________________________ -. Probate Division, certificates will be sold to the of Seminole County. NOTICE TO THE ABOVE County, Florida, the address of which Is SemInole highest bidder at the court house • Dated at Altamonle Springs, NAMED MINOR RESPONDENT door on the 20th day of October, FlorIda, this 19th day of Sep. AND TO THE PERSONS WITH County Courthouse, Sanford, timber, 1910. 1910, at 11:00 AM. Florida, 32771. The personal WHOM HE RESIDISI Dated- this 10th day of Sep AUTOMOBILE DEALERS TAKE representatIve of the estate is YOU WILL PLEASE INSURANCE SERVICES INC ten$b,r, 1980. HATTIE JOHNSON whose ad. name 322 3258 Aft 5 _____________... large game rm with pool table 20x20 patio. Mint condition, Excel. neighborhood. Owner anxious 70's. _____ ____________ - . ____________________ dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad '}arage sale. _______________ FICTITIOUS NAME LAW doe WHERE THE ACTION IS. Fantastic Lk. Mary area. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Cent. Air, Giant ' - as ' i of the above court written i statementofanyclaimordemand bath, 1g. corner lot. $55,000. W. Malicrowiki, REALTOR 277983 Eves 322 Large Schools ____________________________ ______________________________ __________________________ ________ __________ ' that the undersigned, desiring to July 9th, 1910 Lancaster, South Carolina I 5. Berry L. Mobley Attorney for Pelitloners TO'THI RESPONDENT I ABOVE NAMEDI YOU WILL PLEASE NOTICE that the Petition In the above flied in the Office of the action Family Court. for Lancaster County, South Carolna, Ots the 22nd day of July, 1900. September 10, 1900 Lancaster, South Carolina (SEAL) Berry L, Mobley Attorney for PetitIoner Berry L. Mobley Law Attorney Lancaster, S.C. Publish September 23, 20 & Oc. labor 7, 19*0 DEA123 fireplace, fully equipped ' . - 42__!vabiIe Homes ) t$drm . 2 (lath, nicely waltpaperect, with Cedar Boat Sanford, Ravenna Park. 3 INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 37Business PrOperly ACRES,nicelywooded and not too far from town. OK for homeor mobile, priced $16,500 .,ForRlo Leaw_I,?QQjq,Ft......with 1ev' tofiIyour- budge$ Comnsetcial'Bldg. $*+reøeW.. Ave. Formerly Sports wear and Beauty thop. Available October. Call 372455$. -I REAL ESTATE __________________________ the description of the property, Phone: 311.2723 and the names In whIch it was Publish September 23, 30 & Dc. follows: assessed are tober 1, II, 1980 Certificate No. 1101 DEA.132 . Year of Issuance 1977 DescrIp!ion of Property SEC 22 P 9)5 RGE-29E.N SOFT OE..5 FlorIda, 3377). The name sprinkler system. ________ a AND ALL OTHER PERSONS LOUREE WARE have some suilable and competent sanford, off extra lotandenjoy this fine old 3 Bdrm, 3 bath. New roof, Cent, air, DbI. garage with Just Listed. This I bdrm., 2 story home Is large in every way • but the_price. Large rooms, huge'e"ha'ded lot in a very quiet city location. All the possIbilIties you've been looking for In a great family home. Priced only $57,500. And super terms from owner. Trade possible. __________________________ - DEMANDS SW 1/4 •0__ 37.DInàJStrl5l ft Rent 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath, New Carpet, $250 mo. + $100 Damage. Mrs. - I LGE 1 Bdrm. I bath,alI appt.. W D. ww carpet, club & pOOl 525.900 671 0011 or 1777)733 ______ IDYLLWILDE immaculate 3 Call 323-2860 349.5429 _________________________ 0 P S V P 331 7155 ________________________ I _____________________ . KE .JENNIE CONDO 524Is MINIUMS 1st time of ________________________ teeing Prices from 526.900 Laketronl Sales Office from tree, REF RE P0 10 S Call 323 0712 St Laurent I Org $529 now $205 or $19 mo Realty. Inc 834 5500 Agent 339 8386 ________________________________ . .,*. Horse & Tack Flea MkI Every Sun at the Equestrie'" Centre See & try Over Grade & Reg horseS rxi x)flys or bring yours to Syll Bunk Beds with Bookcase headboard. Including mat. tresses 8. box Springs. 595 (II _____________________________ 3225253 ___________________________ _ - '- 191.246 DEALER SERVICES, INC. Noticeof Application By: I. Talmadge Luke, for Tax Deed President NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. PALLOT. POPPELL, GOODMAN that R SR OR T OR JR ED. & SLOTNICK the hgtder of the Attorney for Applicant fARDS, ?ollowlngcertificaleshaitiled saId 1504 Alfred I. duPont Building ________________________________ certIfIcates for tax deed to be MIami, FlorIda 33131 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR issued thOfeOn. The certIficate Authorized by: Number 10-299.CP, is pending in • 5th St,, Lk. Mary Bivd, ______________________________ -- si. Authorized by: MIchael C. Slotnick. Esq. Phone: 371.3733 Publish September 23, 30, & Oc. tobar 14, 27. 1910 DEA.130 Family Court ERA s PC. wooden Dinette Sets, table & I chairs, $50 each Noll's Sanford Furhiture Salvage, 17. 92 S. of Sanford 3728721. with stand. 5.35 377 09l ____________________________ ____________________________ 'L' . -plenty of prospects Get Advertise your product or service in lhe Classified Ads LOVELY BRICK. 3 Bdrm, 1½ bath, Family rm, 7 years young. Country like setting. 100x110 yard. Can. Air. ExcI. assumption. $42,990. ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTORS, MIS ' Older CouplO for Winter Months. ' _______________________ _____________________ . ' -- ________ ________ _____________________________ - find him listed in our Business Directory. sell backyard sale -everything fast with a want .tJ Call 322 2611 Or 8?I 9993 ' --- -- -- _____________________ 1:30. _______________________ July 9th, 1980 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll The weather is perfect for ,t female 1803 WaShington . Furnituresalv.aoe 179? So of ______________________ Santord 3228721 _______________________ ' Sawdust and shavings. p ck only. Wilkerson Lomb." LOnOwOOd 834 7257 _______ .Condominlu"fln 24%SS French Ave Orlando Sanford 321 oe.io ______________________ PRICED RIGHT Attractive 3 bdtm, bath in lovely Pinecrest Section. Easy FHA VA Financing. Only $41,900. __________________________ _____________________________ Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Authorized by: 1957. Michael C. Slotnick. Esq. 51g. JENE NASSAR Phone: 371-2723 PubliSh Semptmber 9, 16, 23, 30. Publish September 23, 30, & Oc. 1980 tober 7, 14, 1980 DEA 52 DEA129 ________ OR SEIGLER REALTY luscious fruit trust Ther. mopane glass, R.19 insulation, roof ventilators, Utility rm I shed. pottlngshed& workshop. Hurry I $34,500. - id5ide & out. Tennis courts tofe$taurants. No pets, single ' fo the relIct demanded In the CLAIMS 2606 S. Hwy. 17.92 ________________________ 323.5774 Day or Night . ; ATMOSPHERE PLUS in this ____________________ vnIciue 2 Bdrm, 1½ b.att with 1iI6 screened Fl. rm with beick floor. GIgantIc Oak flees ' sit the 51.911 Fantastic land- • SEIGLER REALTY 3 REALTORS, MLS - 'I lvlO Snqer I uiijra ILl1, tub. repossessed uSed very short Ime Orq.nal 559) t,tt SIfI r 65-Pets.SupPlieS . 521 mo Aqent )3,,9 8386 . ________________________ _____ P DOBERMAN ',otf of tolal inventory on brand ' AKC ''J nL'w interspi SCHERS 550 to $100 Trr These beds are' not damaged considered Call 365 5710 __________________ -or secon but brand new top FREE to good home w line beddiOg sets only' Free 24155. French Ave STORY DUPLEX. 2 - Orlando Sanford BEDROOMS EACH. PLUS 2 337)577 321 OMO GARAGE NEAR FIRST , STREET. 138.500 SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE I I 2 BEDROOM FRAME. PLUS . - . GARAGE AND EFFICIENCY I Ctassilied Ads are the smallest g news items you Will find APARTMENT ALL REN I TED. 599,500 GOOD TERMS I anywhere. I ___________________________ _________________________ I ___________________________ H'oId Hai Rety 322 0779.322 5353, 32 3772 STONE ISLAND: Contemporary 2 story, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, deck - . . intend to register said name with PALLOT, POPPELL, GOODMAN PALLOT, POPPELL, GOODMAN PALLOT. POPPELL, GOODMAN SERVICES, INC. 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. FEN NEWLY YARD, CED RENOVATED, 535.000. LOW DOWN AND TAKE OVER 4 Ford Tractor in 1;cc.t Cnncltion Alsodo nO by the hour 3270094 1951 51-IiouseIld Goods LEWIS. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 2SUS. FrenchAve. 32207311 -aic1uIpqllc ____________ NEW LOG HOMES; NICE SELECTION, YOUR DESIGN I OR OURS. WE SELL MATERIALS TO DO IT YOURSELFERS. AND HAVE AVAILABLE BUILDERS FOR LAZY PEOPLE. TIFFANY TIMBERS INC. 331 0702. 3 BEDROOM, 1' BATH. EAT IN KITCHEN, CENT. AIR HEAT, CARPETS. GARAGE. 535.000. HURRY' *-SIflirMl.2S1$ 2 Acres in Lk. Mare, zoned Agri. 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. days. . I County. Seminole 2 BEDROOM FRAME CEN . T R A I AIRHEAT SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. EXCELLENT LOCAT ION. $30,000. CALL ASSOC., LIVIE Loch Arbor Area- Beautifully kept. 3 Bdrm, 7 Bath home, with pool, well landscaped, with deep well for watering. Energy efficient heat pump and many extras. Call for Appt. $65,500. 3 Bdrm., 1 Bath In Pinecrest. Nice home' for starters or . retirees. $36,900. pull down stairs, and many other features. Quiet DeBary residential area. Contact Mrs. $150 month, female preferr.id. Springs, . I Good Financing, 3 Bdrm. p bath. Large Fenced Yard, Close to schools and shopping. _____________________________ 322-2611 •._ 2OIXPIeAve. $250 mo. & under f you qualify MaryGriffith Realtor 3994 I 4251426 2 to 6 - ________________________ 3 Bdrl1n. P, Bath locatedoff 20th ' St. Close to schoOls and shopping. $38,900. 5O.A_ - I 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, I I 3,00014KHGERinQS . CROCKETT LOG HOME ON. 51$ Doz., $144 Gross, $1.95 Retail WOODED CORNER LOT. 8.31 9131. 321 0335 NEAR CARRIAGE COVE. ________________________ 532.000. YOU FINISH. Decorator wail covering SALES at number $40 Semoran the City of Altamonte Springs, Altamonte Springs, Florida, inBoulevard, in the City of Florida, Intends to register the tends 10 register the said name Casseiberry, Florida, intends to said name with the with the QUICKLY,with a Fast Acting, . Seminole County, Florida in at- Attorney for Applicant Low Cost Classified Ad. cordancewith the provisions of the 1504 Alfred I. duPont Building Legal Notice . Open2to6dally - I --- REALTOR BRAND NEW 3eaulllulenergyetfclent 2Bdrm, I Bath home. LivIng rm., with dining area, Eat in Kitchen with color coordinated ap pliances and utility room, Smokedetector, carpeting, Air engage in businesS under the fictitiouS name of RVDS at fictitious name of DIA at number ' TonY Coppola Asso.Inc. 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath. $295. $100 Damage. 323 1126 Evenings. Nicety Furn. Remodeled & dec. Linens $. Mud service turn. lnq. at Greet'iouse on corner ' ------- 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Split Plan, $330 5)00 damage. Working adult female to share 2 _______________________________________________ _____________________________ bedroom, 2 bath with same. Reasonable. 3fl 2922. - - -.-•- ______________ Drapes, Fenced. $350 Mo. 831. 1023. ______________________ . If you don'l believe that want ads bring results, try one. Legal Notice ___41-Houses NEW HOMES I Sanford, 3 Bdrm, 1'..3 Bath. Can. . SANFORD-Reas. wkly & monthly rates Util inc Kit 500 Oak Adults 811 7883 WARRANTY CLERK-Automo five or computer bookkeeping exp. preferred. Apply Bob Dance Dodge. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I Florida 32771. that the undersigned, desIrIng to I ________________________________ . engage in business under Ihe I ficlilious name of MDS at number NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Evening IIel%dd 50 Miltiand Ave., Altamonte NAME LAW Springs, Florida, intends to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN register the said name wIth the & that the undersigned, desiring to L A YOU T F I T I E 'R S Clerk of the CIrcuit Court of engage in busineSs under the Machinery operators for steel C 0 U B t 'I 5 e m I fl 0 I fictitious name of MOBILE HOME Iabrlcaticin. Work Includes Dated at Cass.lberry, FlorIda, SPECIALISTS at number 505 plate, structional & misc. 'Top this 19th day of September, 1910. Maitland Avenue, in the City of pay & good benefits. Apply at: MOTORCYCLE DEALER Altamonie Springs, Florida, in. Florida Iron Works, 560 Wade SERVICES. INC. tends to register lhe said name St., Winter Springs. By: I. Tatmadge Luke, with the President Clerk of the Circuit Court of PALLOT, POPPELL, GOODMAN .3amioo1*.Cgunly._ Dated-ar Attontonte -Sprins,' Florida, 1151% 19th day of Sep. - 1304 Alfred I. duPont Building ' timber, 1910. - 5. Berry L. Mobley Attorney for Petitioners COUNTERSIGNED BY: Vernon McManns REAL ESTATE 41-Houses - readouts. Located in Sanford I ' area. Call Carl Lacoss (305) I Large Home, unfurnished, south 298 7321 between S a.m..1:30 ___________________________ of Sanford Airport, 1st and last and Security. For Appt. call Expanding Business in. Public 322 8511 aft. 6 p.m. Relations. Due to ill health, in I need of Self Sufficient person, I tobecomepattowner.Nocash 3 BDRM, 1', bath, washer dryer, AC.heat, no pets. Lease involved. Send resume to Box I 72 co Evening Her4ld, p.o. I $350 mo. AA. McClanahan, LiC. Real . Box 1657 Sanford, FIa. 32771. I __________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ Estate Broker 322.5992 ____________ __________________________ - sanford's Sales Leader Is es pending againll Experience Of' newly licensed assIciates needed 'YOUl'I interested In a career In Real Estat, call to $H if you qualify for our Free Tuition Real Estat. Pre. .. ------ ____________________ insurance. Etc. Must pass Petition on the subscriber hereof PROBATE DIVISION at his office in Lancaster, South FIle Number S0.299.CP CarolIna, within twenty (20) days Division after the service hereof, exclusIve IN RE: ESTATE OF of the date of such service, and if EDNA JOHNSON, , f&i.tQ Rp.Iy..!o the Petition Dec,.lod within the tIme afor,said,1lii NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATiON - - extra hours into dollars and enjoy meeting new people. Write B. Koehler R.N.-Box 11592, Gainesville 32601. Clerk of the .Circuit Court of Seminole County. " Seminole County. . Male or Female. Salary, am Notice is hereóy given Ihaf I Dated at Casselberry, Florida, Florida, this 19th day of Sep. Florida, thIs 19th day of Sep comm. bonus, profit sharing, I engaged In buSineSs at 1052 this 19th day of September, 1980. fember, 1980. ternber, 1980 - titlous name of TOMORROW'S tober 7. 11. 1980 Sales background ANTIQUES, and that I intend to DEA12S Apply in Per• helpful. register said name with the Clerk ________________________________ I of the Circuit Court, Seminole 300 North at NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS I son County, Florida in accordance IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LANCASTER ALBERT J. SIGMON and PEGGY 6. SIGMON, Petitioners, - VS. WAYNE PEEBLEin adult, aed DAVID WAYNE PEEBLES, than fourleen mInor of years of UL Respondents. TO THE RESPONDENTS ABOVE NAMIDI YOU ARE HEREBY SUM. 'MONED AND REQUIRED to Reply to Ilse Petition in the above entitled action, a copy of whIch i5 herewith served upon yo'i and to ' ' ____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NAME LAW NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. desiring to that the undlesigned. desiring to Phone: 371.272) titious Name Statutes, ToWil: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. WAYNE H. BLECHA Publish September 9, 16. 23. 30, 1980 DEA 50 R.M., L.P.N.. EMT Part time ineurance exams. Should have --_ -. - __________________________ S I Manager for Self Service Gas AuthorIzed by: Hwy. 11 92, Casselberry, Seminole . --_______________ - 1501 Alfred i. duPont Building 4 4, ' ' ____________________________ -' ______________________________ S 1 ' -. Legal Notice __________________________________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ Legal Notice If Classified Ads didn't . 4, 0 I RN FULL OR PART TIME 7.3 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, Garage, on Shift-Apply at Lakeview Lake, in Deltona. .Jeanie 574 Nung Center,919E. 2nd St. I 1437, __________________________ LPN FULLOR PART TIME 11.7 I Bdrm, I' bath in Country Club Shift. Apply at Lakeview I Mar. Corner Lot FenCed NurSing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Yard. Fla, rm., Appliances. ______ ______ $350.Mo. $220 Sec. 3234022. 21Situations .vanteci _________________________ I , 3 BDRM, 1" bath, washerdryer, AC. Heat, no pets, Babysitting - My home. Lease, $350 mo. Infants to School Age A.A. MCCtanahan,Lic. Real Call 32)965i Estate Broker322 5992 ' OpportunitIes _____ I EXECUTIVE HOME Hwy. _______ close to AltamVnte, Longwood Self Service Gas Station for ____________________________ - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am 4, Barber wanted. 011iff's Barber Shop, 26 E. Bfoadway, O'1'iedo. Tel,. 365.3916. Eve. 363.3395. tPN. Part time all shift3, San. ford Nursing Convalescent Canter, Contact Mrs. Brown, 32? $544 - YourfutureisourcOflCerT) ________________________ t________________________ . . , ' . Employer. _________________________________ - __________________________ 323-5176 __________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ -... . ... - -- Exferienced checker .1 counter help. Experienced alterations inDryCleafling Plant. SanfOrd . Dry Cleaners, 11) Palmetto. SECRETARY Excellent typing & shorthand a must.Dictaphone helpful. Previous financial experience preferred. ThIs posItIon is for 1 of the nation's fastest growing manufacturers and we are looking for people to grow with us. W. offer pleasant workIng conditions, excellent benefits & salary commensurate with abilities. Call June O'Meara, "Since I started keeping count, I've broken ia-1Ipnt , - STOP IN TODAY, BE'WORKING TOMORROWI , . Must type. Parts knowledge helpful. Full time position. Excellent fringe benefits. Contact Personnel Dept. A. ,da & Sons, 321.1030 ext. 26$. Equal Opportunity Employer DENTAL ASSISTANT - Exp. Expanded duty, full time. WE SPECIALIZE IN HELPING PEOPLE BECAUSE WE CARE. WE HAVE JOBS OF ALL CATEGORIESI Babyslttl.g. Hour. Day or W.s in my home. $23 Wkly. Sunland Area. 322 6077. rsonats pARTSCLERK General Labor. Day or Night shift. References required. Applyb.tweenlandlla.m.,2 4 p.m. American Woods Products Mill OffIce, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwocd. - -. SALES REPRESENTATIVE for leading Life Insurance Co. Apply 2595 S. Sanford Ave. or call Mr. Hirt for interview 323.8292. NT ________________________ &-Child Care - ' Carpenterhelpers,EXPerieflCId only. Worli in Deltona. Call 3399029 between 1 & 9 p.m. ResuIts 322.2611 . ____________________ I ____________________ -. - 'UNATTACHED? Meet new compatible companions In Sanford area. Lowest cost, elaborate, confidential and dignified nationwide system. Free Jiterature. Dating of Prestige, Wllllamstown, Mass. O1267.' ____________________________ 5undy - Noon triday ia......I.&ths Vhintpd Tuesday, Sept 30, 19878 EvenIng Hera, Sanrd, Fl . . 1I-}lflVinIsrI -- I Autumn Brings 'Golden Leaves' A Classified Ad 'Green I - ,' - • ___________ 3emeteries - -- School isk MeanicIrióIBuiiii Raise Extra Cash Through A Want Ad. - .----.- - ) S . - I - I. - - - - - . xl, - a �- 4 - -- - IT SAt'S NE CAN JUMP UREGH AND ME A STORY ABOUT THE S.pt. 30,1910 San, Ft. iEvening BLONDI E GREAT BALLSTAR, 1 Food 40 Sam(prex) 5 Record speed 41 Fiiechar i( NOT TO MENTION MUST HAVE vERV LEAROS POWERULLE5 Answer to Previous Puzzle 39 Addess with ACROS by Chic Young .., sor I10CK i C B Ab NL $ 4 Vital To 13 Home of place Scriptura l ticle ; Golf 22 Those in office - To SUMMARIZE... n-1iN66 DON'T LOOK I IRAN,OR _____ 51R, P0 YOU I 1oPE NOT THINGS 002 K TO WERE EITHER . THINK THERE WILL. BE A WART I AFGHAN ISTANI OR ' KOREA, OR CAMaOPIA, I OR... I fl ____ ~y a CI-30 fe fFP patriot 35 Of the Orient 36 Rather thdri beasts of burden (poetic) 16 Charged pitch ith c doctor said the showed that the little cushions between my vertebrae Jn the small of my back were ] wearing out. I've had spasm ALI troubie - s like this for years. I went to the hospital lor'X-rays Box 1551, Radio City Station, ELATED 38 Food particles container 22 Tax agency 24 Wound marks (abbr) 21 Bars i Electric fish 2.3 Gambling 31 Organs of 2 Above hearing 3 Porous rock 24 gam ooth 32 4 Meet 25 Anxiety republic 5 Is inclined 26 Weapons 33 Become 27 Ocean 34 Phonograph 6 Thoughtis(F) e erme movement machine part. (prefix) 28 Appraise 35 Inner (prefix) 8 Putin 29 Supreme 36yolcanD in servitude Court group Italy 3*0 Larbe board 37 Having made 9 Willingly 32 Inner (prof 10 Peerage a will 41 Odors 43 Gang ' Now a3 I've indicated mnThe the cushions were wearing out sending and whether it's a disease. I Health Letter I'm 44 Skin problem 45 Hat material 46 Aleutian island h Aprilsh ower 48 Different 51 Baseballer J]iehrig 52 Word.of negation would appreciate any in- you, backache IS just a symptom. It's very important . formati on you can give me. to find out what causes it DEAR READER — We all Before beginning an exercise have those little cushions between the vertebrae. They program, including the one literally cushion the shock I'm sending you, you should go over it with your doctor. that would normally occur During th~ time there's an the acute rupture of a disc- bet. which would otherwise jar ock ween the vertebrae, exercise spine. They are our sh may actually be detrimental. absorbers. Once the acute phase is-over, % 12 r E BORN LOSER 1 1HATAP 114IQ !T $UT M1l(i4. TU M1 REAL" —— irr I) VLJ - 1 18 —— MMIIi,"V16- — — 23 22 eustw ,VvPTM 31 hard to say why the also why the muscle spasm discs-degenerate but they do very poor blood supa will not go away permanently have Degeneration of those )It. until the underlying cause discs can also occur much corrected. Temporary relief earlier i,evennpe of spasm may make you feel in tu1' middle 30s. The general inactivity of our basic problem that needs society has had a lot to do with attention. . th e increased frequency of As the discs become worn or backaches In our population. 33 36 35 — — — — ' I 1 - — - I - - -- — 41 40 - — —. — —— - 44 42 — 45 — T T T —— — 0 49 by Bob Montana ARCHIE SHE TOLD ME TO ER WTE IT ALL AG ARCHIEF1 YE MISS GRUNGY. SHE SAID IT WAS DULL GAVE OU ANT ' AND NEEP ON iR FICTION STORY — A VILLAIN GIE ,00 WELL YOU NAVE A REALLY YES, 'MEAW AN NA5 MA'AU' VILLAIN IN0UR I STOR . TO GIVE 11 C ONFLICT' -- — — —— SHE'S A ENGLISH TEACHER.' - L6: _______ r - — - 50 51 , — — J — — — — — — - if For Wednesday, J9 October muscles. I'm sending you The Health Letter number 13-10, Backache and What to Do about It, which discusses these problems In detail and suggests the kinds of exerdses that may be of help to 1, 1980 adjustments. You' re a quick YOUR BIRTHDAY thinker and should have no October 1, io Establishing secure problems. EEK NEVJ CAR "I UG 15 DOWU 1L%S.R1hLFRXM AMMM 114E CMCF LANG WM ..'ME MME IUMMT %MI'S UP. 15 CaW ...7VE GIM kA— I - _•_. •••••• . J J(.E A'QE rs.l#* Ir. . is -- 1 - N 1MRDJZ[5 N;~F_ ()PAktkJ L is VPJkiFLTIC*J r, SA S A Or.. . .• ROM J1iL1)I k)G L rzxu jvrp's ARE z " 0 's IT WASAHEA WITH OH, EMILY How YAN11C! WEREN'T YCXJ THRILLE t AN frRRO#./ THROUGH IT, ANP IT SJI ERNARP LOVES Eh4JL'1 ' " (iflfAfr V (1YJI( tJjjibi I R Ii/cp J-_LV 5 \ /J' 4t))71 , 0 i'' ' u,' ç#'.,'s'r fl,)V' ()t.LECT4G. -30 Sr 4Q432 AKQ #Q1087 +104 - 4K8653 -------------- -- --- 4AKJ9 • 4AQJ Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: East West North East 14 iC Dbl. p ' 24 Pass Pass Pass - three-notrump contract. This contract should be defeated, but West "forgot" to lead his four-card heart suit. The club sost DbI. RdbI. 3 pj - Opening lead:+ 10 - ByOswaldJacoby dA'1 Declarçr, therefore, knew that diamonds weren't going to divide. He could make nine tricks if he could maneuver to . take another club finesse and a spade finesse, both of which would certainly work. Unfortunately, the dummy only had one entry South used Ii right away. Then he led the 10 of spades. East could do no better than to cover. Sotth cashed all the pd and exited with a heart. Since East held just the .. — THE - - - by Leonard Starr - - . -Y' TH1I( THAT WUZ WE U400! I QN'T I6HT AS WELL T A kHOYl I WAS ThIS NAkIP! AIN'T HOThIN' TIR-11 THAT GONNA BOTHEF L 011 WAIJCIN', I 0E55SSTRETCHOFRcQ.' TURN THIS REPIfEADW HID WHO BETTER WUZ LIVIN' WITH THE tlE WHO YIUZRlitltI.N' THPEE THIHG AROIXI0.' CHECK!.- Th? 1 -; II • •'. OF E Am1E 'to FtGuAS (Tti '0') SOMETHING -- .hco 4 time with the boys, Future Bride? i by T. K. Ryan - - TUMBLEWEEDS. - - i - LL MMMMMI - W HI, ME)AL - _ ..• FLETCHER'S LANDING - PAI - - - - - by Douglas Coffin __________________________ NONN N0NM'1 AND A 4Pi1 oZ A (Mkf $D I1' Pi4 .b NcJ5H #CRX,L. SO .-- • 0 -- 50M JILLI 0' I - ID ThL ftvvyll Don't got left out; be friends with his friends. ' •' es q.. Ida - - Everyone got a chance to ANNIE SURE THE ___ HUSBAND HUNTER'S HANDBOOK is He spending too much 0 lead gave South the chance to make the contract and he was. quick to seize it. South won the opening club l ead wi th his Jack. e bidding and the opening lead marked the East hand with five clubs, three hearts and probably one diamond and four 'spades. - by Bob Thaes ..____ • 16132 +972 EAST H 76 • In the end, North did bid and two diamonds on 'oaded South Into the poor 19) Events may not go exactly to adhere to it. There's -a South with their wealth of -leading a club to give South ann.4_today,-so_be_rlmnte_costs_ould,get, away points were happy to enter the that extra finesse he needed; b,iddlng. PodrNotthwltlrnlyNEWSPAPEftENTERPRl$-AW4. prepar ed to make on-the-spot from you. '(..-J..J_• n niff Iiiiiiiie CONGRESSIONAL TAX REFORM COMMITTEE w'r +875 fl AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. you're Involved in and to try bid on thb hand. East and choice but to take them before ZJ,o• FRANKANDERNEST . 4 Oro &ly two points were forced to bid by their ambitious part. 0.30-80 NORTH on your standards, not on his waste precious time today thinking about what you'd like or hers 22-Jan. to do. Be a person of action, CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) It will take salesmanship Make an effort to get an early today to sway reluctant allies start. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) to your cause. Present your and It's best. to set a definite case factually, briefly, budget for any new projects eliminate all the frills, l.II • 0 three points, and West with Worrying too much about in managing your resources. others may think is a Buy only that which you need sure way to slow yourself or can afford. Avoid all forms down today. Do what you of deficit spending. CANCER (June 21-July 22) deem to be honorable, and have good leadership You none can condemn you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- quali ti es today, but you might Dec. 21) Today you may find be reluctant to use them. Only yourself In the company of a If situations really get out of . U:. are you apt 10 5) &i&eru WiiO &s not quite as . Don't fl) LEO (July 23-Aug. generous as yourself. Operate / 1,1,1 iii WlP\ JI,..a'1.,4'1V'-' 1'4 \. v..i r . i A: I) I' j - A ULL1 UNXCITIN . • - PASmME! v - ,' by Slot liii& Heimdahl . COLLC1iQN. j ,,,,, / M '1J - C*' SOY--440 9UT'TEL..'1 WILL LOOK GREAT IN Ii-WA TATTOOEP HIS T-SHIRr.' ! BUGS BUNNY MY ( , YES ANP P ç 0 -, . following your birthday by Persona whose help you'd sending for your copy of take today could hold back a Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for each bit unless you display a to Astro-Graph, Box 489, cooperative spirit. Whatever Radio City Station, N.Y. example you set will be 10019. Be sure to speci fy birth Imitated. GEMINI (May 21-June if)) date (Oct. 24-Nov. 22') Continue to be prudent today SCORPIO byEdSullivan WHEN ERWARP CAME HOME FROA A ØU5INE9 TRIP LArWE<,-4E HAP A LARGE TATTOO 0t4 HIS CHEST' # - The types of exercises that you might need may be entirely different for the twQ problems. Exercise is good for both circumstances but the type varies. Individuals WIN AT BRIDGE Unless you are rongly You tend to be a trifle in. motivated today, your am- decisive today, which is bitiona will be at a low level., unusual for you. However, ARE It's another story when you once you make a decision feel the goal is a worthy one. you re capable of making up Find out more of what lies lost time. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) ahead for you in the year PRISCILLkSPOP S yot~ Other readers who want who have degeneration of the PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) Ahis issue can send 75 cents vertebrae should avoid lifting material foundations will be very important for you in the It's important today to with a long, stamped, self- and straining exercises as coming year. Through en- recognize your limitations addressed envelope for it. they may actually cause the terprise and ingenuity you and capabilities so that you Send your request to me, In vertebrae to fracture and lead , Involved in t becomefficult may even surprise yourself won' for you care of this newspaper, P.O. to additional complications. di able to. something too with what .you are to handle. accomplIsh by Howie Schneider & MEEK 0 , By BERNICE REDE OSOL li 1 - - = —_—__—_—_—_ HOROSCOPE '_ - Since you are female and in muscles in your age group, there's also nerve roots and possibility that you may have that area. This is what causes degeneration of the vertebrae the back path. ..s .he . m osteoporosis. Patients with this type of problem of diss9vling bones, problem often do well to not the little cushions It will minal be important in your case to stre their ngthen i.-i . - rupture or protrude against I . 57 — — — —_—__— . 52 — — — •0 damage has occurred. That is it's 39 - 0 splint the area where the 32 - 0 - is wrong. The spasm helps to pain. — 21 — 0 ——— — 0 - The painful muscle spasm strengthening those trunk isn't all bad. It is nature's way muscles goes a long wy to of telling you that something help prevent recurreift back — — 20 21 19 24 25 26 ___ - 17 16 15 by Art Sansom Larni and was told the same thing. Nevi York NY 10019. But no one has ever said why 42 Out of danger - - _____ E*4 57 Crazy 58 Harmony in : 1 DEAR DR. IAMB —lama ale. ic:: 54 1 BEETLE,BAILEY AjRIE VCN A 1I tiv 53 17 ____ People 0 land(metric gSegmentofa curve Adam 14 Motoring 15' .--" ers b -- W96100-A&I . . 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Orlando, the breeding and training center which originally sold tmiiii to Russell, and the place the (log was to be worm a second hearing before the control board in an attempt to win a re v ersal of kept, according to tile court order. its opinion Ilolf should be killed. Hand PIm.Ps by Tam 7be run at the Setftlnole County Animal Shelter where Rolf stayed Is today following the dog's release by his owner against the will of animal shelter workers Saturday. K-o riumy become Roll's permanent empty - Russell's attorney Gary Stump of Orlando attempted to o verturn the decision Two weeks ago Stump won a court home, despite the recommendation he is order giving Russell the right to send Roll for obedsance tr aining at K-9 and . The final decision is in the hands of Dickey. Ill - expects 18-year-olds to do the same when they are prohibited. Huff, who has been a liquor store manager for five years, said he tNnks the drinking age was fine at 21. "I've seen enough drunk teen-ggers," he said. In Sanford, ABC Lounge's manager Duane LaFollette said ' 18-year-olds will be able to drink until the midni gh t Tuesday deadline. Although the other ABC's will be clearing them out - - - - We will comply with the low. about 8 p.m., LaFollette said a "last call" for 18 year olds will be Issued at 11:. He said extra security will be present and extra door men will be on hand to check IDs. Identifica tion required to be admitted to the bar wi ll be a drivers license with a picture on it, he said. If the driver's license doesn't have a picture, the potential , Everyone will be required to have little difference, said I.he Joint in the Woods manager. We will emniiply with the law he said "Everyone will ix required to have a driver's license with picture. if you don't look at least 30 yfars old, you'll have to present- II) it (lit' Lake Monroe kin, on U.S. Highway' 17-92 in Sanforti, . a driver's license with picture.' -- - with the signature on the license. LaFoll ette sa id he thinks the new law raising the drinking age one year will help the atmosphere in the lounge, - "Most of the 18-year-olds th at come in here create a lot of problems," he said. "They really tear the place up. I think the new age mi ght encourage more poeple in th eir mid-20s to come here." It will be busins as usuui" Tuesday night at Lite Joint in the Woods, In Longwood. Certain customers won't be able to come in, but it will make - according to owner Louise Costantine. "We've always checki-A everyone who looked young," she said. "One IM is - not going to make much difference. We checked even when the age was 21+" Those who get the' most obnoxious about being checked are those who just turned old enough to drink, she said. It was the lB-year-olds but now, slit' said, it will be those just turned 19. Seuuiriole County Sheriff John Polk said there will be no special law enforcement effort made to see that the new drinking age is observed But he sa id shefiff's deputies will rt'SLX)IkI as always to any rails if th ere are difficulties. "Meanwhile, if the 18-year-olds want to stock up today, that's fine," Iluff said. - * I . - m. -- ii' ,., ofCysucF1broLThebIke4 + Veterans of Foreign. Wars Post . I. 8207 AuxilIary and top riders - + is 1. - ', - - ."It!K . ; - with 32 miles. A LItea•BIke safety check was conducted In _______ I -. -- 11 jim was sponsored by the rj f' , tj +. IC . - - , 4. t4l - _ 91,I( ~ i ' 4+P1,.I . - , . -i h:drJ. , , .,. . 4 .'iii'' Terms • ., . - ' I! -. I BAGHDAD, IM (UPI) - Iraq, its forces + . - (''. '''r' .. ,,'.' " International survey obows that some bars and beer joints catering to teenagers plan to close shortly before the deadline bour, clegr out the 16-year-old customers then re-open for cal - f1I'V'I tk ' is VU e -- bors that the (log ran at liirge, killing rabbits, ducks and chickens, along with reports hull had once be fore bitten a dog from the jxiuntl+ The matter has been youngster playing at the Russell's home # I • to raise f un& for helping 100 in our S There'streasure in. your gold register tangs, . ck up your al envelope and start - dog's final fate is determined by County The Animal Control Board held a Judge Alan Dickey. hearing on the dog, and based on But Animal Shelter workers Laura evidence iresented by Russell's neighCheek arid Barbara Aquino sit), Rolf was stolen froin the pound by tile Russells, who shoved them aside while taking the - .,, ., Twelveriderspedaledatotalof f%OO(l 33OmiIes SaI7day In ____ gold reg t r - " ' ' • " Mullis in the letter said the lleague wfil CYSTIC FIBROSIS II Plus Tax wit ++ .',- IF ___ , The ABC lounges, fluff said, will start clearing out 18 year conjunction with the event. - court order, delivered to Iiiiii ~'rid;a~, alRolf was taken to the Seminole Anitnal lowing him to place tile dog in ;I private Shelter Ili June after biting ,I woman who had been invited onto Russell's property. I + ______ olds early Tuesday. Since 17-year-olds now come in attempting to buy liquor and causing trouble when refused, Huff said he + ____ . - t. . rode 40, miles and Bethany Wait, lap iOnIunr$.5uOI$onu; Cuupon p.r purtha., , I. Florida's I&year-olds have only a few hours left to drink - I, 2'i I •io*siQf$IQOISII.p,sdsIrd 1 ,°. yet come through, but K-9 - ___ - Rick Francis of K.9 says the paper. by Richard Russell, Chapman Road, will accept the dog. Oviedo, was taken by his owner and wife \miditionally. Russell claims the + (torn the Seminole ('ountv Animal Animal Control Board will attempt to Shelter 2 pm Saturday. block the donation. "Th ey want to try the Russe ll S I)', he was s imply lollowini, dog 1igumn he said _______ -. from working In the liquor Indus"-for wyen years.---- ------- patrm wW be Ilsked to sign hti or . tw - .. n _v p for comparism I 4+ r,,,e.I that - 1 CYCLISTS AID V 74 , - - - -. Id F'II toward the ITkale of + IV. + - ...'.'' - - VICIOUS and should be killed issued last month by the Animal Control Board. Russell said he is in the process of die by the Seminole County Animal donating Roll to K.9 because he fears if Control Board is about to become a legal he is given the dog back by the court, it resident of Orange Count', following in will he shot or poisoned when he takes it incident this weekend whnh w i ttruiitd home b the people who complained . QIDEN SLJC(D AMLCAN Ii~ I - .' ~fif-- .; _1141-, ---- MW9a rino -----*,--. -3V-- -fish Fill9fS--.-,;-* ,: ' - liv I)A% IL) M. IUZLER Herald Staff Writer The German bhepherd xondeinned to . - . - terest ftwaaaverybad move the part of the legislature " Meanwhile, a letter sent by the legal counsel for the Florida League of Cities, assistant manager of the ABC Liquor Lounge in Casselberry. "But nobody's going to lose their job to serve some 18-year. old a drink." Huff explained that bartenders and waitresses who don't cheek ideimtificioiun elemely enough and are caught serving liquor to those under age will lose their jobs azxl be banned ki" AVE 10' SUPUIRAND QUARTERS S , -. . - I -- very bad and should be repealed," she said. "I can't understand why the By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer "We'll ha ve some troubles, I'm sure," said Hall Huff, '-.' CUPS MRS. PAUL'S BATTER ,.blue of tape lincludins text in 19M turn envelutw in &I Srr%Ie. D..k and purch..r Ifl) O 0th, 15,11, II Karat 01114 VILi.dJ,ii.ir hi-ta. •iihDi..tosuni,v$$5i +. - a FOCI S SATCHEL - VuMt Amit -- - . 1, I- .., .- + • e 1 - • ' alcoholic beverages legally.The new law raising the drinking age to 19 goes Into effect at midnight Tuesday. A United Press establishments. ALL FLA%nIS 1 8-ox. I - \i *0 '- . _1i "Ir - ___ I - .,I., - I -,. - Only $19.99 without tapes + Ii -: - (EXCEPT HAM) i .,, . - - _ -' +- .Li.ie- . * "Rolf," the 8-year-old shepherd owned work has ik)t Regular $29.95 Value + - AMERICAN %,fl) I LFRIED CHICKEN + • V2 • • • ~_, ...1. 'P- --- - DINNERS - S Lath IIm.yoa make - - BEEF BOLOGNA DOEMANI WHITE OS YELLOW - -- Genuine Diamond . 99 - -. + L. I - - - '. - PIE SHELLS ......... ' 89 CHEESE FOOD .J...... t' 9" CRACflN' 0000 & 89 GARUCBEADA......, sit' 89'CINNAMON ROLLS 8P SUPUI*ANO KIAPT stsso Pita I 1" SOUR CREAM s'p 79c SWISS CHEESE ... .... I - • Ba rs Prepare Last Caii For 18=Year=Old s Tuesday I . I 1 ' - n .1 - _____ - - . . . - Tom Embree both supported Schutte's assist in any way possible, by way of a serious problem In municipalities legislation or-In the courts, , - - . - -. I I •: $ - ) (_JIIIIjTRL. - NEW YORK - - , , - .' e -'' . "-' • -. empting municipal authority could pose -- 79c DIIOU$ VILLA SEAL + 11 I + ia ?ET DUP 0195 _____ - - .1 - 49 , Ii 1 F€ -. 8-~ tt+_, i4, - .. .+a - 'ruii&i POPS -.---:, - I '- - .,.+.. 11 -ox. PKG. •......., DELI SPECIALS KAHN'S 12.oz. CANS $ 69 - ASTOR ORANGE flomo lit AVOCADOS $AV 10' ILIPUIRAND 29C'WHIP+TOPPlNG . TATU 501 CPNKLL CUT 69c POTATOES • _____ ifs. - - CHEK DRINKS + - HARVEST PUSH - ._ 19 Juice ..... 3 '", 1r, - + GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46.0*. C CAN - PACK PKG. HARVEST FRESH US. No.1 WHITE - - meeting said the new state law pre. - LB. NAB +' . I 1, .0 I - . 1i.I , %IF,%! ~ - ,.. Claude L. Mullis. to Rep. Brantley was residents. received today. Copies of that letter were Schulte pointed out that City Attorney sent to citi es of Casselberry and Lake SAVE 20' AU PLAVOU 4 . ~ I . r _.~ ..,-t ." .-, ', the health, safety and welfare of . -- I ss" - - - ___________ .- consider its action usurping cities' rights. move today. "I think it's a good idea," The governor's office has said a response said Mrs. bestensen. "That section is IL) enforce building codes at psrl-tnutuel wagering facilities in capital im provements' programs could create serious problems and be detrimental to : f - --- 'ontract agreement is not reached. l'ogether the two unions represent some 2,700 ( itholic school teachers at schools with a total .irotliiTent of 112,000 students in New Y ork 'City and the surroundini area I t 1. . Casselberry meeting to Include the-new gave the ci6sT6me-rLLle powers, they ASTOR GROUND - ! .. the.day Cooke is telegraphed Pope John Paul II asking him to send cardinal Terrence Cooke home From -m meeting of (atholic bishops in Rome to settle the dispute The telegram, Isenberg said,made reference to the fact that workers should be dealt with fairly - '. . , I .,$ ,,, I. , , I C.,.17,., ~ ritern. He said usurping the cities' ri-hits have taken them back for a special its- I HARVEST FI!311 BARTLETT ' - I JAR UlfIF t , ,I ~.e __ ., ,,,, , "'" .. - scheduled to return home from Rome - if a ..W I , . . . Both the FCT and the LFA voted to set a final strike deadline of Oct. 20 FCT head Isenberg said his union also, PA If .., 4-1 - SO.o*. em -- If whether it s Poland or the United a nd justls S tates. Baltimore." to take the lay teachers' place if they strike, . .11' 6. 1 - -' today, urged that they approve ex- Legislature adopted it." '4 I - : HALF GAL t - - 11 C - , C JAR SUPERBRAN RED DELICIOUS - E- # \c . I ,,, I I 4 1 Ii ~ .,I governor is expected to call the Cities. Legislature into special session in "A lot of cities may be sitting back and November or December. Brantley has not reaHzing the impact also asked the governor to ha lt the ha ve," he said. . issuance of permits for new racing Coun cilmen Barbara Christe nsen and will be sent to Brantley by Oct. 10. Schutte, in a memo to his colleagues - I . . (SWEITINID, UN$WUTINIO O PINK) SAVE 10 FROM CONCENTRATE ", .'-, - I I I mutuel wagering facilities, city and county where a pari-mutuel Brantley has not as yet received a facility is pcated, suggesting they join In response from the governor on his - th e opposition to the law, He said copies written request for an expanded call The will also be sent to the Florida League of facilities until the Legislature can re- + Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. enforcing any agreement with parimutuel facihty. Schutte said there appears to be a 1 Kenneth McIntosh at a recent city Mary $ . .'',_.." 1. _. .1 - +- - ' WESSON OIL DISH DETERGENT + SAUCE - 32 og I. ,,,i. , A .,~t JI`._11116 0.9 SAVE 23' (LEMON. LIME, PINK) FLOUR - $1t APPLE . . , 1U ' I "'° ' ' - .' THRIFTY MAID ________ Herald Stall Writer Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Brantley's move to repeal a section of call a continued meeting later this week new state law pre-empti ng ci ti es' righ ts for adoption of that resolution. to enforce- building and other codes on When the resolution is 6dopted he said, capital improvement projects at part- he will ask that copies of it be sent ' to each - - - - in ;I.MJId THRIFTY MAID -, - 'r I . PKOI . - ,~.Qt It - SAVE 19' CIACKIN GOOD G(O1A U . 0 1 -- ) Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchas. .*cI. cigs. ' w" .qw- ' ,F SAVE 30c MAYONNAISE I, , k , - FILET - ' - ASH FILET . . . . . . . . . . ,, 9"WAFISH FILET - . 1 1 . . , 59c •• - - purchai. .xcl. cigs. 8 -9 - $ o+ HELLMAN N'S - Lim • - • • o. SEA HADDOCK • • (MYE • • 30' • TASTE IS.)• • . - ' _F TUNA it 1 with $5.00 or mor. _."I- SH A. . . . . . I BLUE BAY __________- ' 149 .- or LIMIT 2 PLEASE - DOGS Drumettes - tT1 OF SEA PINCH (SAVE 30' II.) ' ' • . . . . . .uMpy iso BLEACH -, 0' LAKES, BREADED IEEAST W/CHFESE It P - $229 - IF l SAVE 20C 'A - I $ - - . - ,. . . - BONNIE DM10 ShADED POh SUP -- , SAVE 13C A, '\ ( PEARL BEER * SLICED BACON Sliced Bacon j - TURKEY - soic tAP-ID • • ARMOUR STAR THICK 1 I, I - - HICKORY SWEET + , I.B. By DONNA ESTES ' . . ,,; 1; I 1 e' .1~~. .; I Schuttewillaskhlscolleaguesontheclty great deal of confusion about the exact council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today to meaning of the law even among state support th e city of Lake Mary and Rep. officials. Bobby Brantley, R.Longwood, in an "Under the dubious section of that law, appeal to Gov. Bob Graham for help. the cities might even lose control of rock I. The Lake Mary City Council Thursday concerts at pari-mutuel facilities," night adopted a resolution asking the Schutte said. k governor to txpand the call for the up. Schutte said if McIntosh Is asked by the coming special session to include council to prepare the resolution, he will - TONIGHT STEAK . 10Z $219 ''- ANDWICH SPREAD - - j, 1 ni,a' I I 71 . .-- ' "" 'IF. Lake Mary In Appeal . 1 1 .LB I I + - U. S. HORNEt SLICED - I - Casselberry May Join ` 6 ' .; 9 NOSES SMOKEODA*4T11S SUNP4YLANO BREAKFAST $24" LINK BEEF FRANKS I. I. SWIFt PREMIUM POWN & SLIVE ALL VARIE TIES $ SMOKED MAYER ALL MEAT Wif N U$ 1. Ch ops 0 , - I FULL ' FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO $16 I $ 29 5 BLADE & 5 SIRLOIN I.B. I I (LI $1.19) . uupe decided not to join in th e walkout because the ar c hdiocese has brought up a lot of nuns from busloads" of strike-breaking brought in to keep classes open had sexually join the Federation of Catholic Teachers In its 9. abused students strike today. balked out and said it did not plan to participate ar old Isenberg, head of the Federation of H LFA head Henry Kielkucki said the union - I ~ - I BOX $ 9 I 57 Teachers were on strike today tn six other had brought in - A 11 1. if h : 1.0 0 I Catholic Teachers, said the one-day walkout in New York was intended to be a da of In the strike. nuns to take ti places of its members if th ey -- A A O riu I; Catholic schools threatened a one-day strike states in 24 districts that enroll a total of about solidarity" in the teachers' campaign for higher today and sent a telegram to Pope John Paul II, 100,000students. wages. comparing their campaign to the strikes by In Sierra Vista, Ariz., angry parents awaited But the Lay Faculty Association, which Polish workers. word on their suit to close schools in the district, represents teachers at 11 high schools run by the One parochial union charged the archdiocese They are charging that substitute teachers Archdiocese of New Yo'k, voted Sunda) not to 4+1 -, - is- --- P--- _- - 1 rI 'nr By United Press International Teachers at some 280 New York City area - - I ' O'. A %I .% 4 U QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - 3 I.B. - II . jr 1 : - - I Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents coii i k I ' TL ed. .iiiiiJi ii. '4J.IIJ#I) Iui.iii 4eer 'V#rId L -WVV i t 'F -1 ___ I . t'tItMAI I I I .. . ______ H________________________________________________________ --- ,- - I --3 , __J .--- OT'UU't 14 Toul tOtAL U*OIPJ PtI*II HI / I,., ptj I . . S with $5.00 or more • - I .• I 69 ... . . . . ' - + . $ . IFFeriiI,tt 73rd Year, No 33-Monday, Sept 29, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 SUGAR CA,a BAG PARTS PRICES GOOD MEMBER 28 OCTOBER 1________ . I . S ., 1 .. 1 ~:: . . &EF SAVE 534 . . . . a. C I PACK . I . 1! , I 1-6. I 0 .. pj II S 05CM . . W FRYERS 'f \ 11, r KAHN'S , I • . . . '-1 WHOLE FRESH . Ci v I . . . . ip~illl ti 91 -_ 1. I . . USDA GRADE 'A'- 1 1 . . . - I I F-1 i . . . . . Sunda, Sept' . 2$, 1510 II.I.1 , _________________ - . - ft - - . I . SC-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford Fl. -, -. I members of OPEC with a call to the 'Iranians to ouf - ++ "conceited dUe" of AtoUah lire terms today that would end Tebran's Ruhollah Khomeini. "flyhad toknow their role as the policeman dominance of the PersM Gulf. But Iran vowed to light on "until the last aggressor" In the eight-day of the Gulf is dead and gone," Hussein old in the war truce offer on na tional TV as his army wiped out Iraqi President Sailiwn Hussein coupjd his the last pockets of resistance In the port of offer of a truce to end the first war between two. KJnuamahaIr on the Shatt al-Arab river at the j top of the Persian Gulf. . Huaaeb who begin the war wi abrogation of a 1975 treaty that gave Iran joint control of the waterway, spoke after U.N. Security Council called on Iraq and Iran to "rdraln from any use f" "We dedare we are ready to stop the struggle and willing to nagotlate,and accept mediation of respectful Intemational organixations," Hussein "Obviousl; our national interests have to be said, but added: "U the other side does not want defended In any negotiations." to accept a cease-fire it is up to them to accept the Iranian surrender of the Shatt al-Arab and the 4"'ICL" return of the islands of Abu Musa and greater As truce terms, the Iraqi strongman demanded Tunb and Lesser Tunb would wipe out the gains Iraqi sovereignty over the Sluatt- al-Arab a nd made by the late shah d? both ends of the Persian Surrender ofthreeislandsin the Strait of Hormuz Gulf and remove Iran asa dominant power ln the gateway to the Persian Gulf, explaining: waterway, the vital oil lifeline to the West. a �-S - —::- — - f fl . ( . 5- 4 4 . • . a - II Monday, Sept. 9*0 ... \AC)RLD MUNICH, West Germany (VP!) Police Investigating the Oktoberfest bombing that killed 12 persons and wounded more than 200, including 5 U.S. servicemen, arrested a self-styled fuehrer and five members of his Nazi band. Robbery Held In MCIII NeoNazls Held In Bombing NATiON - IN'BRIEF Of Local Business, Owner * Urges Peace Settlement - Sunday. , The suspected bomber was identified as Gundolf koeiiler, 21, a student and member of "Wehrsportgruppe military sports group Hoffmann," led by a mustachioed self-s tyled fnehrer, Karl-Heinz Hoffmann. several days of closed-door consultations, was approved Sunday b a 15-0 vote by the world organization's principal peacekeeping body. Consultations, sometimes heated, on the wording of the Six neo-Nazis, including Hoffmann, 41, were arrested by document went on right up to the final n*dnutes before the - 4 Still Missing From Flight 5-Month Oil Surplus Seón GREENWOOD, Miss. (UP!) Florida authorities were asking officials in Nicaragua, Honduras, the Bahamas and Jamaica to help In the search for four men missing Sept. 13 when they left Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., on a flight to - NEW YORK (UP!) The current world oil surplus can continue for five months despite the loss of 2.9 million barrels a day of oil exports from Iran and Iraq, Petroleum - Jamaica vu And the loss of oil from the giant producers because of their war could go on a year before most world inventories were used up, the weekly said, Of course, OPEC, whose production was at a four-year low of 27.2 million barrels a day in July, could provide a cushion against the Iran-Iraq cutoff by raising Its output by l.§ million barrels a day to late 1979 levels, the au thoritative .'ps..o,.,l e..l.... air-tight box a child could crawl into outside Is subject to up to .. - — be taken as an endorsement of smoking but as an in- - - property tax savings on a $3,000 solar hot water heater on 18 mills of county, city, and school taxes would be approximately $54 a year. —lessen the state's dependency on gas. Florida is one of the most oil dependent states In the nation because two of our - C —encourage use of solar energy, w hich can result In lower electric hills. In a household of four persons in the Jacksonville area, the cost to heat water is about 350 kilowatt hours or $24 a month. A solar hot water heater could save the family about $) a month and a $2,400 solar hot water heater would corn- - 1. Eligible renewable'energy equipment would include: solar state's biggest industries, tourism and agriculture are energy energy collectors, heat pumps, storage tanks, free standing thermal containers, heat exchange devices, pumps and fans, pletely pay for itself in about 10 years. The property tax intensive. Florida needs to promote and encourage the use of alternative energy sources to protect our state's future. —help Florida become a national leader in promoting the use of solar energ)N —encourage solar energy use,,and lessen the demand for electricity, Florida would need to build fewer 'electrical generating plants: 'this would help reduce air pollution and preserve Florida's clean environment w hich is so vita l to the State'i continued economic prospert savings makes this alternative even more attractive. '—help keep electric bills lower In the future because of the use of solar energy devices. The cost of building new, expensive electrical generating plants gets passed on to consumers in the form 9f higher ejectrlc bills. The jnoe state -Consumers use alternative sources such as solar, the greater the Opportunity to reduce electricity needs and avoid building new generating plants. qV Taesday:.. Coj*titidiasal Am rockbeds, thermostats, equipment transmitting hot geothermal water, and pipes and ducts used to interconnect such systems. 2. The exemption will be effective for 10 years. The amendment's sponsors say it would: —provide an significant tax Incentive for installing a solar or oth er type of renewable energy system. For exafle, the - EXEMPTION FOR SOLAR AND OTHER RENEWABLE ENERGY EQUIPMENT This proposed amendment would permit the Legislature to - establish an ad valorem property tax exemption, for up to 10 - - ' - lift S ------------ - - . - -- j I - 11 I . -4 .. 5- -.-- -- ~ .. .,- MIAMI (UPI)—The five-month Cuban Miami officials reported re are the amount it would pay private ancies sealift has apparently come to a trickling about 100 Cuban refugees remaining to for relocating each refugee. close, and state and federal officials are be resettled from the tent city pitched Those not moved by private agencies winding up the relocation effort for the underneath a downtown expressway were headed for F tt Chaffee, Ark., If more than 125,000 ref ugees who rode the before the controversial encampment they have family ties, or to Fort Allen In freedom flotilla to Florida. can be dismantled as scheduled on Puerto Rico If they had no ties. "I think it's all over," said Richard M. Tuesday. Police were ordered to round Officials also said about 200 refugees Carleton, Immigration Service director up those who left the camp, prefering life walked away from the camps last week at Key West. "From all the reports we on the streets to leaving Miami. because they did not want to leave the have, there's nothing (U.S. boats) left at The tent city, which from the beginning Miami area. (Cuba's port of) Marlel. If there are, we drew sharp criticism for unsanitary 'Most had jobs and didn't want to think the Cuban authorities, carried out conditions and an Increase In crime in leave because they felt they had the ir order that they would seize or sink area, housed as many as 700 refugees established themselves here," said any boats left after 5 p.m. Frida y." when it was first erecte d in early August. assistant Qty Manager OdIó. "Some Carleton said a total of 94 U.S. boats Bef ore that th e ref ugees had been had arrived at Key West, all of them housed In the Orange Bowl football were just plain bums who didn't want IL without passengers, since Cuban Preal- stadium, which had been opened as an work anywhere and took off." dent Fidel Castro ord ered the Pert of emergency measure by ci ty officials Cit) offici als ordered a crackdown on Mariel shut do Thursday night. The whed It was clear there w hundreds of the drifters. Police arrested 20 refugees fi rst boat arrived a bout 1 am. Friday; homeless Cubans wandering the streets who had established their own, Ill egal, the 94 th and last a bout noon Sunday. cam psite on the banks of the Miami of Miami Carleton said the Coast Guard sent out Officials said about 200 tent city River. Ten were released Saturday to 1. .f I .._-_e r . ______ _____ ___ _______________ A Ann Bryant during a surprise 1l party held Friday In his honor at the Seminole County Cour. thouse. ______ Herald ____ Photo by Tim Nstssl i. .01 - . Am . I it . l. I I' It,' ' - I a - Hospital. Born in Nazareth, Survivors include three of arrangements. Mrs. Helen 0. Grubb, 86, of Pa., she lived in Lake Monroe daughters, Mrs. Marion G. b= HELEN GRUBB 1 • - . WEATHER :' - . IIS_ ._ - ._ - - I - McLaughlin, Winter Park; three iugiters, Jean O'Connor, Erie, 'Mu Mary Louise McLaughlin and Mrs. Patricia M. Smith, both of AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a. Maitland; brother, James cbanosofxnhlnly afternoon and evening tt*uxlerstorms.lflghs Dallas, Erie, Pa., and four around 90 Lows hi the low to mid 70. Winds southeast around grandchildren, ' io m.pi. _______ tonight. Rain psobab&l Jty IN percent Gkow(jabwe F--iand 20 percent Tuesday. Hasne-Longwood is In charge -- - - - . 1 , - -- fnt,Ih,.Ii L,z,nlp . . ": ~ I 0 il COMPLETE - ''' . ,11 TV , rI LISTINGSf4.j. H. \ r I 1 I ' I . 11 . 11 11 1h. Join the subscribers to the Evening Herald who a receive Complete TV listings for--both Cable - and Non-Cable - Television subscribers. Complete -listings in every "A person has to be a - Friday Leisure Magazine and continuing daily and Sunday. Don't miss out! Subscribe today! - towers in the'future." A dispatcher for the Holmes County Sheriff Department said a deputy Investigated the alleged incideqt but found nothing. - lill A is - EV eiilngHeia1d! 6 Phone: • - - F .J4- .* . ':' ia -- t "? . - . vtox '" •• ''-- 1, .: . 1.a1._ , ;' .W4' AHIU' " - -? ' '"" " --.. - ". . - -,-.'#--. - - . - —— , 0 .. — 4' - - ___ - - - - - " ". 4 .- -. . — .--- -.4# ~W . .' I ~. . 0 W .0%~— ~~ F 0P-* * # . & * 4W . , I -05vw `7 — -oft" ' i"'c" '07~ m. - - ;; ': ., 322-2611 or 831-9993 - "Some people have called and said they thought they saw a man parachute off the tower, land and drive oil," she said, "But we had a deputy go out and check It Out anif he didn't find anything. - LI ... A I , ' - 6 parachuted off and then quietly rode away. "There Is a rumor that. 'someone went down in a parachute and. was picked up in a pickup truck," said Paul Tanton, of WTVY.TV, which has its tower facilities located in this small town on the Alabama-Florida border. "We don't know If he jtiznped off the tocr or he jumped from a plane. There are several airports nearby, "I have my doubts that somebody really did jump because there was no damage to the tower," he added. "But the kheriff'idépartrdént'sa Id there were witnesses who saw a man climb to the top of the tower and jump off about 6 or - - diplomatic experience, lie has in the past said some very reckless things I find it ta Rt'IgIIi presidency) a rather terrifying 'thought, 'q'uite frankly," he said. HtmL former Secretary of State henry Kissinger, interviewed on NBC-TV's "Meet the Press," said Reagan's "sense of responslbility" will produce "a more measured, moore careful and less idiosyncratic forçign policy than the one of the past few years." The presidential candidates themselves spent the day quietly Sunday Carter at Camp David, Reagan at his CalIfornia ranch and Anderson at a Washington Redskins , trained climber to make it Oat far, in my opinion," he said. "But if a person can climb that high, and with a parachute, he deserves the thrill of jumping off. I'm just afraid that if this gets out, every nut in the country Will be jumping off television - M C I "TO $H, MRS' CHARLOflI C. - Funeral Mvvkus for Mrs. Charlotte C. Mclrdh, , of 2710 Country Chib Road, 5aAfOed, wtmo died Sunday at Seminole Memorial, Hos1tai, will be at 2 p.m. Wnday at kho Funeral Home. Burial In Oaklawn M.mortsl Park. Srluon Funeral HOrT*PA In dtarn. "We'll be talkina about it. I'm sw-p." -- September. me 1,627 registered voters were in.. tervicwed by - The Reagan campaign hasn't decided whe ther it will pull the commercial, but "Reagan press secretary Lynn Nofzlger said, . - parachute. -. MIAMI (UPI) Toni Thorsen used to tell her friends that when she died, there was no where else she would rather be buried than next to her cats at the pet cemetery. This afternoon she will be burled as she wished. Every Sunday Ms. Thorsen would visit Oaklawn Pet Cemetery and place, fresh gladioli on the graves of Pinky and Fluffy, her two pets. Flaky died in 1963 and Fluffy died in 1956. Ms. Th)raen died of heart failure at a Miami Hospital en Thursday. She w 91. ThIs fternoon, she will be burled next to her pets at the cemetery. Funeral Notice . . . .- - I- - - 7 o'clock this morning." Tanton said because the tower elevator was locked he finds it hard to believe that someone would be able to climb that high, lugging a - - - BOATING FORECAST: 8$. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 20 Miles: Winds southeasterly 10 knots today and tonight becoming southerly on Tuesday. Seas 3 feet or Af showers. r 'p MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) A 60-year-old woman has pledged to finish her bicycle tour of the 48 continental states or 'die trying." Elise Briskey, 60, left her Tampa, Fla., home May 20 on a 10-speed bicycle towing a two-wheel trailer, intent on covering 48 st a t es h.'for returning The former snikeiandier at carnivals received a satback, however, Mien she collapsed in Arkansas Saturday just before crossing the Mississippi River into Memphis. She was taken to a Memphis hospital where doctors ordered a brief rest and told the woman to end her trek. Althàiigh she Itas a heartallment and- diabetes,- Mrs:Briskey seld nothing could stop her from completing the second half of her tour. Burial In Pet Cemetery . . . Reagan has already attempted to ensure a warm welcome from New York City when he arrives there Tuesday night. Four current and former diplomatic experts, meanwhile, debated the Carter vs. Reagan foreign policies Sunday on television' interview shows without reaching a consen.sus. Former Under Secretary of State George Ball said he has switched from Anderson to Carter because of Reagan's lack of experu In the dlplwnatic arena. "I am rather appalled by the prospect" of Reagan In the White House, he told interviewera on ABC-TV's "Issues nd AnswPrs" "I'm nót satisfied that the governor has well-formulated views or that he has that a man climbed 1,900 feet to the top of a television transmission tower Sunday, - - while the narrator explains how he reduced taxes as governor of California. After signing the measure, a smiling Reagan gets up and shakes hands with two legislators, former state senator and now 4'1tthnny Beilenson,' D-Calif., and formcr Republican Assemblyman W. Craig Biddle of Riverside. "If Craig Biddle is in it, then it can't be. any otherbiUbuitse abortion bill," L5eiJenotgId the Times. "It had to have been. that. It couldn't have been anything else." . . NEW YORK (UPI ) Coining from behind, Ronald Reagan topped President Carter in a poll in The New York Times, taking a 40 percent to 35 percent lead after his debate with John Anderson. Reagan, however, appeared to be the only candidate to benefit from the League of Women Voters' debate in Baltimore Sept. 21. In a survey taken before anl after the deba and published Sunday, the Times said Carter went from a 40 Percent to 36 percent lead 'Thagm to as.-4o percent disadvantage. Anderson, it said, was far behind at 9 percent both before and after the debate, in contrLst to a 14 percent standing in early weekend. — MIAMI (UP!) Miami police said Sunday If witnesses hadn't called police, two men might have killed a 20-year-old woman they had kidnapped, robbed, raped and put In the trunk of her car, "There are still some good people In the world," said Homicide Sgt. Mike Gonzales. "They saved this woman's life and enabled us to catch these guys. I really bellefe they, the suspects, would have killed her." Police said one of the suspects is Ervin Ughtsey, 20, the brother of Samuel Ughtsey, 16, who Is charged with three of the May riot murders. The other suspect Is a 16-year-old juvenile whose name was withheld. '- - A, Rea Reagan Ahead In Poll - BONIFAY, Fla. (UP!) The chief engineer of a Dothan, Ala., television stations says he doubts there's any truth to the rumor Wisnesses Save Woman . - - - appearances. Carter planned a round-trip visit to New York today, and sets out on a two-day journey Wednesday to Michigan. QhIo and Pennsylvania. Reagan leaves Los Angeles tonight for a zigzag cross-coufftty return to Washington by the'weekend, and Anderson had two appearances in Washington on tap today before- beginning another campaign (rip' Tuesday to North Carolina, Florida, Colorado-and California. The RepuIlIdn nominee mG get an inteliigence briefing front the administration on the Persian Gulf conflict when he is at his temporary home in Middleburg, Va. next Parachute Rumor Doubted — .76. - - Florida Woman Determined ___ ' MstJèiff WASHINGTON (UPI)— President Carter begins McINTOSH threedays night at Seminole Memorial Jehovah's Witnesses. G. O'Nesl, Eden, N.C.; and of campaigning this week with optimistic aides maintaining -, . Mrs. Charlotte C. McIntosh, G. B rantley, Ronald Reagan and John Anderson are Increasingly Monroe; SIne grandchildren;, 90, of 7740 Country Club Road, burdened by serious problems. U great-gncictgldren; three Sanford, died Sunday mor. "We always have felt we would win it in the last two or ning at Seminole Memorial weeks," a key campaign aide said during the weekend. "We'll ________________________________sisters F living In uneral services were held Hospital. Born in Live Oak, probably be within striking distance but behind in the polls today Briseon Funeral Home she had lived in Sanford for 35 until then." NATIONAL REPORT: The National Weather Service was of years. She was a member of In charge Today, Carter was to speak to the International Ladles Issued flash flood warnings and watches for a wide area early arrangements. the Church ofGod. Garment Workers Union and the New Yor k Qty Business and today from Texas to the Crollnas because of more than 12 She is survived by three I Labor Committee for Carter-Mondale during four hours In inches of rain in parts of the South within a 484iour period. sons, the Rev. P.E. McIntosh New York. His wife was to campaign In Texas, Louisiana and Flooding was reported in southwestern and north-central and Robert McIntosh, both of wta viozzr Texas, southern and southeastern Oklahoma, the southern half Mississippi. Sanford and C.H. McIntosh, MClAUGHlIN New York has 41 of the 114 electoral votes that Carter is of Arkansas and eastern Tennessee. Two earthen dams gave McLaughlin, Live Oak; three daughters, Violet J. seeking this week. In separate trips he will go to Michigan way Sunday at a mill southwest of Hamlin, Texas, about 40 Mrs. Mary Wiggins, Bartow 72, of 1709 Pine Ave., Winter miles north of Abilene, f orcing the evacua tion of famili Wednesday and Ohio and Pennsylvania Thursday, es in 20 i'ar, died Sunday at her Mrs. Georgia Langley and homes. The ai de attributed Carter's Improved chances to several residence. She wasanative of Mrs. Thedis Ellison, both of factors Carter can now take the offensive en the debate AREA READINGS (9 LIL): temperature: 73; overnight Erie, Pa, and moved to Live Oak; 22 grandchildren; issue, John Anderson has declined and Reagan has emerged u andchildren and low: 72; Sunday high: 93; barometric pressure: 29.99; relative Winter Park 10½ years 5O 1 gre the candidate of the far right. hiunldity: 91 percent; winds: southwest at 6j.p.h. from Erie. She was amember one sister, Mrs. Francis "We always felt we had a good ier1ts Ix*ltlon but realized of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Halland, Boston, Mass. TUESDAY TIDF$ DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 1:06 a.m., we would be vulnerable to ck because we weren't Brisson Funeral Home-PA 1:40 pin.; lows, 7:07 a.m., $ p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Church and ihoznemaker, participating In the first debate,"' the aide seld. in charge of arrangements. highs, U:$ am 1:35 p.m.; lows, 6:58 a.m., 7:51 p.m.; Survivo rs Include her flSZt%tS.r, -. oizrusu; nm,a:aJa.In.,:up.m.;wws,u:aaa.m..p.m. - nusoana, Joseph JOSepb G. -'- - that country. . AREA DEATHS Predict setter Days - Retiring Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams receives the first piece of cake from his secretary - ,' -. a helicopter Sunday afternoon tosurvey refugees have been resettled since city officials and the other 10 pleaded the Florida Straits and it found no vessels Wednesday when the Carter ad- innocent to charges of trespassing and head1ngmCubathKey West. weretofaceajuethday, ministraUonbodfrom$200to$2, Carter's Wizards .9 A television commercial purportedly showing Ronald Reagan signing a bill to cut California taxes actually shows the former governor signing a measure that liberalized abortion, The LOs''AEIM es reported theem' barrassing advertising gaffe Sunday. The 1967 abortion bill, which reached Reagan's desk about six months after he took oific, Is ie, the GOP pres1denUcand1date has tak en pains to express regrets about signing. Reagan is now a strong opponent of — SbOIUOn. The biographi cal commer cial, which has been shown nationally since Sept 10, shows an old news film of Reagan signing a [All, — A PIECE OF CAKE \ FLORIDA MIAMI (UPI) The visas and work permits for about 15,000 to 16,000 Nicaraguans, who fled the Sandinista revolution to Miami, expired collectively Sunday, leaving them to face an unsertain future. The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Services has refused to renew visas for the Nicaraguans. Most were - former associates, employees and followers of former strongman President Anastasia Somoza who fled after his downfall In the summer of 1979. U.S. officials maintain that peace has been restored in Nicaragua and there no longer Is a reason to extend the visas tha' were granted because of the civil way In - - ,,, For 15,000 Nicaraguans SURPRISE PARTY IJj LOS ANGEI..ES (UP!) U.S. Visas Run Out - - ------------ Uni ted press International The pace of the presidential campaign picks up this week, with President Carter increasing his travel from the usual two days to three, and both Ronald Reagan and John Anderson scheduling almost a full week of Stop monkeying around and cut the cake! That seems to have been the desire of chimpanzees Cousteau (left) and Kumi as they celebrated the first birthdays recently at the St. Louis Children's Zoo, The flavor of the cake? Banana, of course, ' IN BRIEF RelocationEfforts Increase As Harbor C 11 . Reagan Signs Abortion Bill In Ad - Another member of the band, Kirsten Ruse, Schedules Grow Tja er* In Presidential Race - .. - - ?. 16, said Holcomb had eaten a candy bar before the band played at halftime and grew progressively ill. It - - PARTY - Michael Holcomly, 17, a trombone player with the Coldwater High School's marching band, collapsed Friday night as the band left the field following a football game. He died in a hospital three hours later. am h t BIRTHDAY - Doctors, who were awaiting results of an autopsy, said they did not know why the teenager suffered such a quick reaction and why he died despite immediate medical attention. . ' L<5\übtitute instructor. COLDWATER, Mich. (UPI) Doctors hope an autopsy will explain why a high school senior died so quickly from an allergic reaction to peanuts In a candy bar, - . - -.5-- S.' - Allergic Reaction Kills Student " — - With gold selling for nearly $700 an ounce, the thieves have no trouble disposing of the stolen property. Pizza parlors, groceries and even auto repair shops throughout the city have acquired jeweler's scales. Secondhand jewelers pos t signs that read, "No questions asked." For $100 or $200 they can buy a gold chain 'from the chain snatchers still sweating from their dash from the subway station. . - SIERRA VISTA, ArIz.'TUPI) A group of parents wants the courts to close Sierra Vista's strike-bound schools because they say substitute teachers are sexually assaulting their children. A Superior. Court suit, .file,d Friday by Concerned Parents for Education, says "a clear and present danger of physical harm, riot and mayhem" exists In the community because school officials have attempted to "plunder" the educational system. The suit pointed out a series of knife fights, the pencil stabbing of one student, the sexual abuse of six children and a district employee by a smi,bstitute teacher, and the taping of students' niouflIs by another - - vote in each house, and each one is strongly supported by Gov. Bob Graham. The Evening Herald today begins a five-part series examining the amendments and the effects they could have on the citizens of Florida. AMENDMENT NO. 1: PROPERTY TAX Se snatchings. W, School Closings Sought Representatives, receiving well over a three-fourths favorable - . - __ - (Five proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution, years, for solar energy and other renewable energy equipment ssed this year by the Florida Leglilature, will installed in homes or businesses. on the Oct. 7 primary run- off ballot. All registered voters In Legislation to Implement this amendment (House Bill 1506) Florida are eligible to vote on these amendments. Each of was passed, conditioned on voter approval of the amendment. these amendments passed the Florida Senate and House of. The legislation specifies that: -1 . - Amendment . Offers Tax. Breaks For Solar Equipment - - - Hygiene and Public Health. Mrs. Meyer and her fellow researchers said people with lungs damaged by cigarette smoke retain carcinogens and other particles in their lungs, Increasing their risk of lung cancer. But the risk of stomach cancer Is reduced beacuse fewer of the cancer-causing substances reach their stomachs, th e researchers theorize. - - - - _ BALTIMORE (UP!) Heavy cigarette smokers may face a lower risk çf stomach cancer, new research indicates. But the Johns Hopkins University researcher who released the study Sunday said the results sho41d not dication more action Is needed against air pollution. When people with healthy lungs inhale dirt o smoke particles, the particles are cleared from the lungs and involuntarily swallowed, said Mary Meyer, an associate professor of epidemiology at the School of The four men had filed a flight plan for Jamaica where they planned to stay overnight on Sept. 13 and return to FL Lauderdale, Fla. Jamaica air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane at 10 p.m. Sept. 13 about four miles north of the Jamaican airport. "We want to stop this crime tfefore the cold weather stops It, so it won't like bulbs planted in the ground flower again in the spring," sa id Police Commissioner Robert J. McGulrn. Two women have died during chain- Mond y, Sept. 2, 198 0-3A , might know judo?" - . Less Risk For Smokers? Lance was on the plane with his brother, Bobby, of Hernando, and Sirmon and Ted Merritt of Homestead, Fla. - * Ni1ork was plunged into her back, and she died a few hours later. Typically, the chain snatchers rove subway st$Ions In groups. Their average age is 16, although- Cappello has talked to suspects as young as 13. They wear sneakers that police call 'felony shoes." "Usually, the woman is screaming. They ha ve to run fast, so it's the yo ung ones who do it," Cappello said. "They seem to pick on females entirely. I can't even think of a male (victim). Why take chance on some guy who . . whether they're wearing expensive jewelry. Dora Papapanaglatou, 32, was walking Police I nspector Edward Capllo says &ong a street near er home in Queens on som of the chain snatchers have become so June ZI when she was called over, to a car to brazen they rip off necklaces even as police give directions. One of the two passengers are in pursuit. grabbed Mrs. Papa panaglatou's heavy, gold •4i.a chain. It did-not breat so' the car sped off, "Can you believe that?" he asked. Cappello told how a nimble chain snatcher dragging her two blocks before she died, reached into the window of a 42nd street Last week, Colleen Wall, a 21-year-old crosstown bus, stalled in traffic, and swiped a tourist from Ellicott City, Md., was strolling near Manhattan's theater district after seeing passenger's $1,600 necklace. "We apprehended that one," said Cappello, a play with a friend. She was accosted by commander of the city's Street Crime Unit. three chain snatchers. She resisted, a knife resoliition continuing financing for most federal agencies, prodded by warnings the federal government could otherwise slow to a halt by midweek. a $500 fine and short jail stay, police say. If a chi ld should get locked in the refrigerator and suffocate, the charge becomes third-degree felony, punishable by five years in prison. Police say any appliance or similar box left outside must be either locked with a hisp or chain or have its door removed completely. The law affects not only homeowners, but appliance stores and repalr'centers with outdoor yards. Several locations with violations throughout Sanford have already been spotted by routine patrols, prompting the crackdown, police say. 1. ' The P1W estimate generally agreed with that of the prestigious weekly Lundberg Latter which came up with the 6-month figure for the world surplus but with a larger depletion estimate. simonses to persons caught with refrigerators, washers, driers or other similar Items outdoors, which are not properly secured. Under Florida law, anyone found with a refrigerator or other Greenwood authorities said today they contacted Florida law enforcement a gencies last week after Vary Lance of Greenwood, whose husband Prentiss was on the plane, filed a missing person report. . - - .4 ARREST IN WINTER "Usually, it's a fast yank and they're gone." The increase in chain snatching is expected to decline soon, as women begin to wear heavier clothing that, makesIt harder to tell — WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress plans to act on a recommendation to expeFRep. Michael Myers and to consider legislation to keep the government running before closing shop this week to campaign for the November elections, Congress plans to adjourn Thursday until Nov. 12, when it will return for a post-election lame duck session that Senate Democratic 'leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia said would last until mid-December. The Senate plans to finish action today on a p SPRINGS A Winter Springs man was ordered held on several charges Sunday afternoon following a domestic disturbance which left his wife and her daughter injured, police say. DOald xlerdah1, 35, of 1142 Duncan Drive, was ordered held in lieu of $5,250 bond on charges of aggravated battery, battery and making a false report of -a Lrlme. Police say Sonderdahi beat his wife and her daughter severely, then told police his wife had attacked him with a knife, a report police said was false will begin handing out police. Four of the suspects were arrested as they tried to slip across' the border to Austria en route to Yugoslavia. meeting, diplomatic sources said. The word cease-fire was not used because it was sidered unpalatable to Iran, the sources said. oil journal said. - Snatchers. Prowling NEW YORK (UPI) New York's newest breed of criminals prowl the subways and shopping districts, sneakers on their feet and their eyes on women's necks. They are chain snatchers, and police say they make up to $500 a week stealing gold necklaces and selling them to eager fences, The thieves some as young as 13 stole 1,300 gold necklaces in July. and August alone, The new criminal fad has resulted in two deaths, and has forced the city to assign a special force of 150 plainclothes police officers to stalk the thieves. Until Mid-December S Street, Sanford, last Wednesday. The manager told police he was robbed by a man wearing a ski mask, who threatened him wi th a knife, en took the bag and ran off. . - - Congress To Adjourn AlA L__ 1A.. dep OL oag mw me uepuory M we Flagship flank, rim . I - box. Kevin Ashworth, 18, was arrested at 2 p.m. Saturday following questionin g at the Sanford police sta tion and held In lieu of $10,500 bond. Police say Ashworth robbed the manager of Famous Recipe Chicken, U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford, as he was placing a was found leads to the assumption that the dead man held his hands right next to The bomb at the time of the explosi on," Bavarian Interior Minslter Gerold Tandler said UNITED NATIONS (UP!) The Security Council ended days ,of backroom bickering and unanimously called on Iran and Iraq to "ref rain from iny further use of force" and peacefully settle their differences. The resolution, sponsored by Mexico and thrashed out in - ~ . . -- ~ Necklace IN BRIEF - By DAVID M. R/tZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man has been arrested on a charge of robbing a restaurant owner at knifepoint as he deposited receipts in a Authorities assume th plastic explslve bomb exploded prematurely, killing the young neo-Nazi who planted it, in the second major right-wing .Lerrorlst attack in Western Europe In -a month. UN. Security Council Tnfg Ijcona*o W%.Is, ,"•'i - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . . I. . .1~ I . 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -I . . - . — �• --. . .. -- --.. . ..- , :c . .. . . . ., - . - * I a - • . " ~ / __ __ - . r . . . . . . :- . . •: . . ' -I- . .. . . I . I _. ( -.. . ... I . . . I .. 'a, ~ . - I . .. - ~ - . . ~ ~~~ .. . ( . . . .- -- .. .. . .. ' - . I 1. - I . I Heiald ALEND 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, Flit Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, Sept. 29, 1980-4A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER29 -, WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor JAMES E. BIRD, Aerflsing th Director Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months,424.00; Year, $45.00. By Mail. Week, $1.25, Month, $5.25, 6 Months, $30.00; Year. $57.00. '.HUU i__. 'r Ui me — DON GRAFF Persian ., Gulf ... - rom F North - - - . I .. - North remains committed to forceful education for their childreh if they put the tax unification with the South. It could be in- laws to work for them. - particularl * cipw9mint through which 100 oil Or it could be an excuse f or get ting t he North Koreans out of the bind Itmzau1aifl- - —.-- -, .V'TJ - I L - should the need arise. e longer the fighting out of taxed income. have earned income that puts them in the-so no gift tax problem. percent tax bracket plus $20,000 of "passive And the truth is that the potential balance of very model of a model people's state. forces in the Persian Gulf region favors the Politically, it Is beginning to Russians by an overwhelming margin. something else. look $14,MD, ignoring the insignificant dependency big risk in borrowing funds from a tuition like In there circumstances, there should be no "Great Leader" Kim 11 Sung, as it has been for more than three decades. There is nothing unusual here, longevity in power being one of act on armed at the traditions of Communist leadership -the achieving an Immediate cease fire. And the ad- other being abrupt removal by coup or purge. for some sort of United th an an all-out attempt to extinguish before it turns Into a conflagration. fire th is 0 BERRY'S WORLD ' WASHINGTON-In the high-stakes foreign policy poker ga me Jimmy Carter Is playing wi th the Kremlin, China Is the wild card. But - . there is disturbing evidence that Carta may be overplaying his China card, a risky bluff which could, in the long run, escalate a.. spiraling world anns race. - Both the Los Angeles attorney and Brennan stressed that setting up such tax-saving trusts This whole abortion Issue Is going to be with us for a long time, and it deserves discussion Methodist Church of Sanford fellowship "Brennan Reports." is a veri complex maneuver, and the services of a much higher quality than we usually get. - resident hardline anti-Soviet expert - his Zbigniew Brzezinski, I Bnezinsb — like Nixon and Ki.sainger before him -is so concerned with the Soviet telligence experts have been able to pry threat to American security he is willing to Not that the Chinese are helpless militarily, crucial Information out of the Pentagon and prdesophistIcated arms and technoloi to by any mea ns. "China baa only a limited the State Department. iComm starts the Chinese. The backfire potential of this ability to project force beyond Its borders," with the basic qiestlon of whether Peking rapidly escalating strategy Is conaccording to a Join t Chiefs of Staff report should be getting, American weapons all, cern on Ca pitol Hill and In the U. S. labeled "top secret." But "the People One closely held document, "Consolidated telligence community. Republic is developing increasinglY capable Guidance No. 6," shows how far the covert The coniern Isn't that the China overtures strategic nuclear and general purpose for- government planners have gone In their don't have merit, but rather that Carter's ces.,.Its conventionally-powerd submarine military-related cooperation with Peking. force Is strategically altuatloned to Interdict Publiabed portions of the document described lieutenants may be stumbling down a thorny path which hasn't yet been fully exp1ored and (shippIng) on the East Asian coast," Con" the possibility of stationing U. & warplane whith could have dlre implications among the cludes the study. forces -in China daring Big Three of East and West. Nevertheless, military stragetlats started crisis, elght.years ago to assess the poselbthtiea of There's dOUbt that the Carter ad. Carter administration officials have future military relations with the Chinese. An diarnls$edspeculauan about sucheecret plans mlnihtion is willing to back up Its dipioniatic frtenhIp wjth China with es. Intr1guIng aspect of the budding game plan for Qilnese-American cooperation es nailing r k - I V .. I - - - -. A. . - - I - - - - "r .' ,I . - -1 -'o 1110 b - 9iii &ji , - pensive mlUtary hardwaire, 7be recent visits toPeking of Defense Secretary Harold Brown 112 aW his .. - - - -How C" *V ,10 nol Ifito ,8"1*,"tft until 'iatahh-p IJrestaurt?" - - LJ -,,.-- - -- ----- '0 - - - --. .-..- - - bearing a traveling salesman's list at attractive technological Items - make this - was a confidential shidy designated as 6A more than 11thM places" designed to cover written In 1974 by an em ployee of the Ran( any eventuality, however farfetched. poration WA tank. . 1. -, The author of I42, Michael Pillsbury, now downplaying, the edrniniatralion'I-__ _____ aSensteaffer, composed his anaylysIs after indicate that many specific moves toward a private, unof ficial meetings held with senior dose military relatli,iiihIp with — --. p . - I . __ ____________ ____ -- 5 _______ "--I - _____________________________ ____ ____ ___ I - ___ ____ _ _____ ___ ___ ____ ______ 4wevuem 1M." ____ 1 I I- - - - , - ---', .- . 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MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 A representative of the University of Central Florida will be at Seminole Community College 9a.m. to \to assist prospective transfer student& HOSPITAL NOTES ______ a yij _______ Government sources admit that the "tilt' toward Peking risked offending the Sovieb and was a major concern of the secret Planners. But th "China hands" won thi argument, over the objections of senior Stata Department experti who feared alti the Soviets. Beyond the implications for detente, of COurse, there Congress sixi the intelligence community wtx - I don't suffer from and cannot be helped. you can now stop your - what they perceive as a Slab-American effcr to strategically encircle the Soviet Union. at -, 'j ----. I_____________________ I male pattern baldness, Hut, if ou are not already MONDAY, OCTOBER 6 Parent Education course (9 weeks)5-7 p.m., Crane's Roost Office Park, Suite 377. Altamonte Seminole County Mental Health Center. Republic. Instead of playing off the twc -- - LmOUT — SUPER SALE ~ HOUSTON, Texas-If male pattern I tldnesa YOU - Communist rivals against each other, Cartet may persuade the Kremlin that the United States is irrevocably committed to Chim. If that view does Indeed prevail in Moscow Soviet leaders would see nothing gained by wooing the U. S. away from Peking Instead, they would take action to thwar - _ Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran 'jyq -- AL 0 'Los in g H a I r? Try This At No Risk Church. SUIM pined by Its overtures to the People's HIS 1 1 I, - Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Mw, Kremlinologists fear Carter may have thrown away the advantage the United - Polish-born national security adviser, @ ning Garrett, of the University of California, tributions by at least a den high-level recently told congressional Investigators for government offlclalaand Industry executives, I - . By making the relationsfilp so clear to Rep. Lester Wolff, D-N.Y.,that U. S. plans for. - More Ow simple, routine contingency 0~ns, arming the Chinese have been one of the best. these documen ts outline a slow but steadily. kept secrets In Washlngtm This is despite the moving process toward miUtary relations fact that one expert, according to Garrett, with Peking. 7be whole project is so shrouded in mystery estimated the ultimte cost of amLng the probers Chinese at a minimum of $60 billion. playing it out under the guidance of the ______ Spaghetti supper to benefit Semlnol High School military equipment. Other" secret documents reflect con. I I I 4114 South Orlando Drive Hwy. 17.92, Sanford of Chicagoans as too slow to come in out of the cold, probably and middle schools. Senior Citizens tour to Silver Springs for Bavarian Festival and Craft Show. Bus leaveS Cassel berry Leeds at 9 a.m., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 a.m. Return p.m. Call 322-9148 for reservations, his flndgs. .." PHONE TODAY FOR APPOINTMENT" In Call 3210741 or 830-6688 When they think of them at all, Los Angeles residents think Chamber of Commerce. Sponsor sheets at high SChOOlS recently In a periodical called "Taxes," and digested by Brennan In his publication, The knowledgeable China watcher, Ban. Carter partially Inherited his hand from Richard Nixon and Henry Keaslnger, and Is . Cystic Flbrosls Bike-a4hon, 10 ai.m. to noon, Sanford employ for children who've said something naughty but \ -clever. Senior Calendar program, "p.m., First United ministration, $ 444- ALL Types of Automotive Service on ALL Makes of Cars. Mike Royko, who appears regularly In the Los Angeles Times. . PoUcy, Out-has followed le4da.bego as long he WU "asionished'! to kam that the Pen. -- twhr&logy items that- could - have- -military as eight years ago during the Nixon ad- t.agon had released the confidential report of application, a well as the sale of nonlethal Reg. why they're upset over losing their only distinction," said depraved enough to live In Los Angeles are regarded as funny and are much quoted by the locals, In the amused tones adults would be when right. congressional testimony show that President Nations, Carter did not form ulate the "China card" Pillsbury told my associate Jack Mitchell Automobiles I Douglas Faigin, editor of Los Angeles City News Service, who attended Northwestern University. . Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road suggestedduring the Nixon and Ford years have been Implemented piecemeal since 1978. These include the sale to Chinaof high- . - - would be more Interesting when he's wrong Secret Pentagon documents and Chinese military officials at the United - On American And Most Foreign 2 in anything. but having spent time In Chicago I understand he should not try to refract as best he can Chr istian perspective as it bears on public -Chi.na.Ties May' Hurt Dete 'nte U l s. - BRAKE ADJUSTMENT' "We'ro not planning any big parties, I can tell you that" His fulminations on the character, morals and sense of anyone I _______ - - Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Brennan explained two legal ways to bemuse the IRS might lurnp together the reduce this bite,' original interest-free loan and the borrowOne was described by Attomey Simmons back and then disallow the whole trust. It ________ I*ILLi4BLE COUFtW_______ Chicago Well, no. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. It cannot be settled by slogans. TRAINED TECHNICIANS - cardinal should not speak his mind? That he than Barney Frank and James Shannon ' FACTORY - . As a matter of fact, Cardinal Medeiros * - should riot attempt to provide guidance? That man simply shut uD? It involves what is known as a ten-year of a good tax lawyer are a must. - At the Las Angeles Chamber of Commerce, a spokeswoman said, "We did hear a bo ut it, from a magazine reporter who called us for a reaction, Seminole South Rotary. 7:50 a.m., Lord Chuinley's, enhanced If this tremendously Impressive BALANCE MACHINES cago Tribu ne Co. "I don't-think any serious editor or serious cItIz cares. It's a Chamber of Commerce kind of Altamonte Springs. trust setup with an Interest-free demand loan JACK ANDERSON -- Seminole SunrIse Kiwanis, 7 a.m. , Buck's, Sanforo I policy? Would our public discourse be Simmons said In his article there could be a - deductions allowed, The country is firmly under the control of minlitration ought to be enlisting International support for an effort to at least contain the scope and Intensity of the fi ghting. said, so far, the IRS has lost consistently in the tuition payments, in effect -is income .- Airport. But in it seriously to be maintained that the The federal tax bite on the $M,000 of passive the courts In Ub effort. - Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. policy. income" such as dividends or rents which lifts Internal Revenue Service has been trying fm Economically, it would appear to be the eternity. Disagree with him one very well may, as on petual correctness on difficult issues of But there's a fly in the ointment. The 110,000 a year. Mother Teresa Is another in whose presence one feels a kind of closeness to busing. Holiness does not guarantee per- ALIGNMENT - '- a.m., Public Broadcast Center, 11510 E. Colonial — AND the metro section,! believe," said a city desk editor at the Los Aflles -Times; tdhs't aec worth-the front page --wlcares?". Said a news editor at a major TV sta tion: "Nobody gives a hoot." "We playeda.wire ervIce-a(ory-cn an inside page," saId. ._.l.L Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church , Sta te Road 434. - them to the 70 percent level. This couple has several years to outlaw interest-free demand two children In college, each at a cost of loans made to save taxes. However, Brennan successfully modernizing agriculture and battalions and divisions, not threat and rhetoric. ' the Clifford ten-year trust plan and It is easier to set up, Brennan sald. The parents also can borrow money back from the trust as In the case of the Clifford type trust. M4 it Involves water. an exception among Communist societies in question about the proper course for the Carter administration. It must push with utmost vigor stant that he is a good, an intelligent, a holy man. He is one of those very rare individuals ELECTRONIC COMPUTER DIAGNOSIS ' COMPUTERIZED . "We ran a wire service story on the second front page, or in Th& fnr4 In hnwaw~ that — the W bite on money spenton tuition -an - stay out of the fighting. But the Soviets count significantly Increasing production. . interest4ree demand loan to a trust There are, Brennan said, two legal ways to established for the children. The trust invests achi eve tax savings to help with the expenses, t he funds and the income Is taxable at the " They work best for those In high tax brackets children's low rate. The benefits are about the same as under but, he said, ma ny families in more modest poor in comparison to the South, appears to be tO ('%.IIJ_..._ • Most Los Angeles residents did not even hear about the negtstrat1n 8:30 n.m. For information call 422-8217. ~ whn h" met Cardinal Medeiros can doubt for an fAw been Introduced to electricity and running official statistics, North Korea, once food. Usurpation of power. Brennan described another way to reduce help with their tuition burden. Brennan presents the hypothe tical case of a husband and wife, Ming joint returns, who might exploit It as a pretext for a move against President Carter has lamed the Russians - income families. And even ag" for exaggeration In I... UU*UUU LUE Featuring report. Unlike the attention given the story In Chicago, Los -- £ ....I...I._ t 1<' - "Have a Nice Day. Los Angeles." FRIDAY, OCTOBER3 I IUIIU4 . 1 can vote, they can stand up and be counted , the argument goes. if Los Angeles were going to send a letter of condolence to the agitated inhabitants of the Windy City, it would read something like: "Dear Chicago: Who Cares? Al- Anon, 8p.m., Halfway house, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. . Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Y'...1.I. . Angeles news editors downplayed it. - .: - Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. - Yawns; A Passing . - United Methodist Church, Casselberry. — - -. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community Now I ' believe the cardinal to have been wrong on racial busing. Almost eve !e, racial busing has been a disaster destructive of schools and of commu ni ty life, an abuse of children for the sake of abst r act 0 dulled by nature's coddling. peace until the next election. Most Chicagoans can't tell the difierence between ear thAlarm bells may have gone off at the foot of Lake Michigan quakes and one too many shots of Old Scarf ace. Wherever they following a report that preliminary 1980 census figures mdl- wake up inthe morning, that'sas far thebousewill go that day. cate Los Angeles may have displaced Chicago as the second Th ey don't have any hills. If th ey did, theirs would probably biggest city in the nation, but there is no corresponding us j t sit t here Instead of waltzing around, making ihtriguing jubilation in L Angeles. patterns on the houses. Chicago ci vic leaders, Mayor Jane Byrne in, the fore, protested at the possible loss of the hallowed "second city" title, demanding. a recount. Columnists fulminated: Los Angeles, of all places! Land of fruit and nuts! Some Chicagoans muttered darkly of mobilizing the zomlies, the legion of the dead that the city's folklore maintains ar ises every election day to vote for "the machine." If the dead Civic Center. that agenda is verboten. . A . wSANGELES (UPI)_ Relax, Chicago. Let the dead sleep Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs he supports the'liberal agenda, but opposing At the end of the ten years, the principal can -' The bUrden-ja n stiff ima guan - continues, the greater th chance that Moscow . could be $117,000, __ )• . in - to grant substantial incorne tax deduction& for against them and .p~yhaoi Wt1rhatelestate tax'-"ifid dulftis theory 'if *!ti8rr4t1cWt1nl; the , , - - - . DfgabllltlesStateConferen~v,R al Plaza Hotel, Lake .1." -. Conatitutic*i, a prime example -of judicial I3tienz Vista: tuition fees, college expenses have to be paid- conseq uences. Peasants have moved from taitatohouses and ilitry - ? Is - . •'•fl•' ' established and highways constructed. and Cooperation" treaty with Iraq that provides, $14, n Simmons, a prominent Los Angeles tax at- revert to the parents. It Is also..legally possible for the parents to borrow money torney, and from William G. Brennan, from a Clifford Trust from time to time, nationally-known Valley Forge, Pa., Brennan said. He stressed, however, that shelter ex pe rt. such a trust Involves gift taxes and offsets Reiniis ronrps -J impressive recovery according to the accounts of a stream of Western visi tors. Cities / Iran. cardinal can intervene all he wants insofar as . This, advice comes from Frederick L. North Korea, as thoroughly flattened by the war a. the South, If not more so, has made an Then too, the Soviet Union f I - these days. - ucatio Ed ced NEW YORK (UPI) -Many parents could Intriguirw however- as the count- Atself elaboration. among other things - None of the possihie explanations Is quite so - - $-A " A As # *_ soon become an International crisis of the first magnitude. The consequences of any prolonged cutoff of Persian Gulf oil hardly require f" ' an F in By leROY POPE UP! Business Writer - - ps boun.i for Europe, Japan and the United placed them, .e. It - Tax among non-aligned nations with whom Pyongyang has been making some effort of late to identify itself. a..... t..._ ten-year period, the tax saving to the parents . tended to improve the North Korean image the strategic Shatt-al-Arab estuary, Iraq's only outlet to the Persian Guld, Most alarming of all, Iran has threatened to blockade the narrow Strait of Hormuz, the ..1.,t..i.. interventions are permissible, others not. The BUSINESS WORLD vulnerability of refineries and pipelines. at of racial busing in Boston. Apparently some to as little as $2,360, he said. Over a - reduce the heavy burden of financing college t..ii_.& such a trust could cut the annual tax bite from . Various reasons are being'bdvanced for the There have been naval duels near the mouth of - Clifford Trust established for the children. Placing of assets yielding $20,000 a year in of two li beral De mocrats, Barney Frank and James Sha nnon, bo th of w hom take "pro" choice positions as regards abortion, and ippot federal funding of it. Both prevailed In the primary. Now, first of all , on the issue of the cardinal's "intervention" an his supposed af front to the "separation of church and state." I notice that none of those now complaining about his "intervention" had any complaints to make when the cardinal came out in favor : -. ' -c - - The cardinal's letter was widely and correctly understood to be striking at the worrisome precedent in view of the acute each other's oil installations, a . worded pastoral letter condemning politicians "who make abortion possible," describing abortion as a "deadly sin," characterizing the United States as "blooddrenched" because of the large number of abortions that ta ke place, and pleading with voters to "save our children, born and born." I I? — . primary, Cardinal Medeiros issued a strongly - ' ()SS - ti a.m., Greater Sanford Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee' building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymo us, 7:30 p.m., Altarnonté MallS Sears. Starligh t Promenaders, 8 p.m., Dt3ary Community Center, Shell Road. • Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., 1201W. First St. THURSDAY, OCTOBER2 Ptime Sponsor Advisory Council,.ga,m.,Conjeren Room of the Seminole County Services Building 4th floor. Altamonte-South Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m. Altamonte Civic Center for women 18 a nd over. Seminole County Branch American Association of University Women, 7:30 p.m., Sear's Activity Room, , Altamonte Mall. Refreshments, 7 p.m. Pro and Con of ERA. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board meeting,' 7 p.m., Jaycee bui lding, French Avenue. South )'I2IIIIUIC upLIwLJI, 1.)U U.IiJ., noiivay inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall, Mtamjnte Sprin gs; 7:30 p.m., First United. Methodist Church, Sanford and Dickinson Memorial Ubrary, Orange City, South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road,- Altamonte Springs. ( ... Sanford Rotmact, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, 310 N. Myrtle Ave. A lot of nonsense is now being talked a bout the "interventic" in Massachusetts politics by the Catholic Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Humberto Med eiros. It will be worthwhile to try to unpack some of the issues Involved here, because th ey are going to be with us f or a long time to come. Five days before the recent Massachusetts North Korean statement, delivered to a party of visiting Japanese politicians. It could be a transparently obvious effort to encourage the United Sthte to begin thinking again of withdrawing some or aU of the 40,000 American troops in South Korea. It could be a basic exercise in psychological warfare designed to shake up the hew nm in South Korea -as it has done and which is convinced that the - - . CiSty 1'1 . I sournyiuj, Mich. (UPI) - A As part of a routine speech to about 600 have rejected outright that option as not young Bendix Corp. vice president says employees at Bendix' suburban Detroit being in the best interests of the cornshe is taking a temporary leave of ab- headquarters, Agee called Ms. Cun- pony, other women or myself." nce because of "malicious gossip" nlngham a good friend but said that had Resigning would create "a dangerous linking her romantically to the chairman nothing to do with her promotions. precedent that rumors can dictate of the board. A Well esley College honors student and corporate policy and that female execuMaryCunninghn,23,whose meteoric Harvard Busins.i School graduate, Ms. tives cah.be forced out of a company re at the gloat auto industry zuppller Cunningham came to Bendix 15 months through mali cious gossip." she said. was capped last week by a promotion to ago as Agee's execu ti ve assistant.However, she said, "If I rerrin wi th vice president of strategic planning, said the com pa ny in my current lr.iUori, I But in a letter to Agee and the cornSunday she was requesting a leave will continue to distract attention from because "false innuendoes" had made it ian"s board of directors, Ms. Cun- th e most important story of Bendix, ningham said the attention foctI5ed ont.i impossible for her to do her job. whi ch is dearly the launching of a romantic rumors had affected her ability strategy which will make this company Ms. Cunningham cited maliclilus to do her job a nd could harm the corneven stronger,thnt has been in the li i rumors nk ng her romantically with pony. past." Bendix Chairman Wi lliam Agee, 42, In "As a result of media coverage I have In a statement, Agee said he and asking for the "immediate but ternrecei ved in recent days, I have been company offici als "dee ply regret" Ms. pory" leave, but Insisted she would not placed ifl3n Impossible position," her Cunningham's move but "fully Unresign. She would not say how long three-page letter said. "As a result of the derstand and appreciate she is acting in intended to remain away from her ix false innuendoes and excessive a&tention the very best interests of the com pany." Last W ednesday the same day as her given to this promotion, I have been Before bei ng named to the strategic endered ineffective at this point in planning post, she was vice president for latest promotion -.Agee moved personally to put to rest rumors Ms. Cun- time." corporate and public relations. Ms. Cunningham said her leave ningham's rapid advancement was Agee, a fa ther of three, was divorced based on any thing other than top-notch request "should not be construed in any last summer. Ms. Cunningham is pr ofessional ability. sense as tantamount to resignation, for I separated from her husband. Chamber-of Commerce. Korea Intnn,' e, Golden Age Olympics, Stands Up held the USS Pueblo in 1968, the Tehran hostage crisis of its time. But times change and hostility lessens, although to what extent and exactly why are questions for intriguing speculation in this . '. U At another time, under other circumstances, the offer might have been difficult to refuse. North Korea says it is willing to renounce its military alliances with the Soviet Union and People's China. In return, it asks only a peace settlement with the United States. It's not quite as surprising today as would be an offer from the Iranian ayatollahs to kiss and make up, but once it would have been in about the same league. Before, during and for long years after the Korean war the Pyongyang regime was quite possibly the CflOSt vehemently hostile in the Communist bloc. This, after all, is the country that seized ------ cour Bosto Cardinal of Because -.TESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Senior Citizens tour to Southwet and Las Vegas. Leave Sanford 8:30 a.m.; Seminole Plaza, ('cc,,1k,,p ' .w. Doris nogers for CnJonatton and reservations. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, ioy S. Oak Ave.: 7 p.m., Summit Apts, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet A'dellnett, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear LakA Road, Forest City. Over0 Club, 10:30 a.m.. Red thng Gardens, to WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 Geneva-Garden Club, 10 a.m., Community- Hall, Geneva. JEFFREY HART . Surprises The escalating fighting between Iran and Iraq provides a frightening demonstration of just how vulnerable the West's oil lifeline in the Persian Gulf has become. So long as the late shah sat firmly on his Peacock Throne, Iran remained the guarantor of stability in the Gulf. The shah's large and lavishly equipped armed forces acted as undisputed guardians of Western access to oil resources without which the economies of Europe and Japan would collapse. But the days of order and stability in the Gulf are history. The shah is in his..grave and two years of chaotic revolution have reduced Iran to a shambles. Its once mighty armed forces have long since been ravaged by purges, mass desertions, indiscipline, and the cumulative effects of a Western embargo of arms and spare parts. It was only a matter of time before Iraq took advantage of this deterioration to settle its outsputes with Iran, and to punish standing border disputes the ayatollah for his ham-handed efforts to spark -a Shiite Moslem ' revolt against Baghdad's ruling Sunni faction, 2-. t_a aL._ ._I_ _p uie uunger now, 01 s is wat tue cycie 01 raid and coun ter raid will spin out of control. Indeed, both sides have crossed thresholds heretofore respected in bouts of border skirmishing that bega 18 months ago. The rival air forces have bombed each other's" capital cities, as well as other targets far removed from the border areas. Both sides have struck at - Seminole Youth Planning Council, Inc. annual meeting, Lord Chumley's Pub, Altamonte Springs, ,-. social hour, 7:30 p.m.; dinner 8:15 p.m. Reservations by Sept. 19. Child Evangelism Fellowship of Seminole"County banquet, 6:45 p.m., Sanford Alliance Church. Speaker Alan George, national vice president of ministries. - Monday3.p. 29, 1flIA .. . I - I I . Female Exec Asks Lédve Q 32771 . . I 0 Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. CUSPS 41 210) I . Evening 71. . 1 . . . . . . I ______________________________________ I . - - -. _________ - 'kS 1 - - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- - - �- V 4 -. V V - V - • • * • • • ' - V V - - - V V V b V V National League Roundup By United Press International V Herald Sports Editor TAMPA — Tampa Bay's 65,450 orange clad faithfuli began slipping out of Tampa Stadium at the 10:20 mark of the fourth quarter Sunday in much the same lashion Buccaneer receivers let sup aa numemous Doug Williams' passes vet-anCalvinlIilltidJus'gatheredIna43.}ardtouchdown pass from patient Brian Sipe tb seal Tampa's doom in a 34-27 loss. An embarrassing loss that Buc coach John McKay blamed on poor defense and missed opportunities. V - . • & s , rjr - - - j, '1 (1( V ) d\ - );a - V ' J//V * _ - back saying he> don t worry about it,' fumed McKay in the V - t Co £ i. sets but Minis came back to take Hell I in norried about it, somebody better be worried r' ' looked like the remnants of a discarded spaghetti strainer (U - • - . I [ (1 • - - . b' - .. I -. ' -- I_1lL fr.. - •e rt-' scoring run i iirip.m n is on its nay to first quarter rout when penalties Ctt -- __.,__._.d—ld— tiu- u yard striks Rick> F eacher on a 14 yard scoring p. ! I ' roI1tdense a record qu mrterback to connect for oser 300 passing yards against the mneers then the Ckseland signal caller n-asn t bus> V g y I . - y • ' v '• ,_. Herald — - , i, p'ay, - joined a cast of Cleveland backs and ends who enjoyed an easy day waltzing 0 Bucs. - - ______________ - - - I • V V V nails in Tampa's coffin with 10 points on the day. mu nu,InI iIbIIU painnatiIIIInUI'. •k 4Is4 In I nn44 nttapnnnn 4•WSI wham flhII S41U - only time It's good for me is when it's good for , - V "I'm only 35 years old. Did you see what Calvin Hill did today?" asked the dimunitive Yepremlan. "He's 35 years old, too, and be's a running back. 4plan to play-foi'.I ror.yêars more Ijnonly - bullt better- than Calvin HIIL" V ChesterMarcol,whotwoweeksagocoinedthephrase, - - V : - - - V :.:. - -L - . V VV . V *V, owing by the Bucs' snap out of it and start winning again." The newest addition to the Tampa specialty teams "It would have been more satisfying to reach 1,000 point mark If the team had won," confessed V explained Yepremlan. "We knew we were going todo It "I've been quit at home and at practice," explained - ., ., '- - - seriously this year, to silence the critics who say I'm not good for more than 30-yard kicks anymore." right side with guys with the hands and I tried to hit the kick low, like on a short line drive." uprights, with plenty of gas to spare. "My goals this year," said the towel drapped midget, recovered. 10-yards and bounced around beautifully as Tampa men, FOXHORO, Mass. (IJPI) — be the only This may "" •• V ' - Milwauke 03 74 .529 16" Detroit $0 75 .516 10'.', :1 V -- -. -' "4W -. - V ________________________________ Herald Photo by Sam Cook 00 fl .510 t2'.l Dolphins went into the New Orleans. . V "Sixteen to nothing? That's touchdowns or more and only a point a minute. No England free safety Tim Fox. time the score was 16i - 61 90 .416 27 Kuec pass play in the first quarter of the Buccaneer's among many Buc receivers who Found Sunday t 0 fld Stone 21-7) at Boston (Drago 7 5 and MacWhorter - (Weaver 2 3) at Toronto Leal 24), 7 - 30 p.m. Milwaukee (Sorensen 12 9) at CalIfornia (Tanana 10-li). 10 30 pm. &halI-J2!e . saying we weren't lucky. We hilldespite the criticism of the were very fortunate." past year. - Fcrtur,atc ir.dccd, but the Yc.13k Ie.V WIJQ . The 3..'-year.oid Griese re- halLaIterVTherookiequarter Detroit at Toronto, night New York at Cleveland, night Oakland at Chicago. nIght Seattle at Kansas City, night Mmnneta at Texas, night Milwaukee at CalIfornia, uimade his NFL debut by 2:36 remaining, He completed throwing three interceptions 16 of 23 passes for 241 yards, to Saints' defenders, no interceptions and one touchdown a live yarder to - tichdownawjjhA2;3O..ti, eqllyJn.jt gnilVzon.. WATOUA t'AUE -just before halftime. With heavy snow coming down1 NewEngland's chances of a comeback were remote, "They wanted to put the game out of reach, but It already - The Broncos lined up for the field goal, tried the fake, and failed. But the memory still rankles the Patriots. "They were definitely rubbing our noses In the dirt and It will - - Hndrc Smmn - Dwsn 150 5 173 .7 142 101 110 Vxs - -CntralFlorldaquarterbackMikeculllsonlivesbythesack and dies by the sack. Unfortunately, so did UCF Saturday. Saturday night at the Tangerine Bowl against a tough, but before 12,743 fans, Cullison's disease may be diagnosed as the "sack attack." FM tlmcs the former Orlando Evans standout deposited -" , which turned out pretty important. The Knights were hit for illegal procedure. "That never happens to us," Jonas would lament later. herald Sports Writer ______________________________________ was the 55-yard attempt, and you guessed it, the kick fell just live yards short. Golden opportunity number two caine minutes later on , really burns. We all remember it. The coaches and players field position and eventually doomed the Knights to a team Denver Coach Bed Miller, an assistant at New England from Milisaps had taken an 8-0 advantage in the first quarter "I don't blame them for being upset, In retrospect, we. Defenaiveend MIkeO'Sbaughiiessyjust missed nailing Cooper Millsappers. CullLson three Incomplete. Goode rambled for seven on a Pct. GB Ptsiladeip $5 70 510 St Lo. NOwyork Chicagu 72 0.4 .442 II 6.4 92 .410 22 w.,t LA Clnclnna Atlanta San Fran 19 67 07 - 571 On the extra pnint, Millsaps lineup with the center over Philadelphia and San Diego and a win over Dallas, Denver Is 5' left, - '140 590 213 St Louis 144 420 203 124 471 154 iss 676 220 154 dli 194 1I 643 203 - Seattle at HouSton. I P m WashiUton at Philadelphia, I Garvey. LA 101; Carter, Mtl 99; Hernande: and Simmons, St I, American League MO 119. Ogllvii, Adams (6). Cincinnati at Green Bay. 2 pm Clvind 100 mis 000-311 Palmer, T.Martin.i , dard (7) and Dempsey Owchin NO, Wihtol (7) and Hassey. DI: W- Palmer (16 hO) L -- pm Buffalo at San Diego, I rn Kansas City at Oakl6nd. 4 pm San Francisco at LoS An Cinces (IS) Tampa Bay at Chicago, 9 _____ pm Schmidt, Cooper, - Mu and SIen Basis National League - Moreno. , LeFlore, Mtl 3, CO 73. l, Richards SD 59 American League - Hinder Pi!Chini Victories National League - Carlton, Nw Y — . 902 01)201 5 — shIm Dør? 500 003032 1 6 13 1 Underwood, Davis (6), BIrd (1), GOsSagi (7), Griffin (10) to make sure. weil recheck your engine free of caruc V - Mot' US cii "i • V - aural I V 4 Burns, Proly (I) and Foley, ________________________ Martinei, LaRoctie (I) and ______________________________________ Skaggs. Whitmer (I) W-Burns _________________________ (14-13). L-Martln,z (7 0). ' v _______________________________ V Leonard, KC and Langford, 3'.', Oak 19.11. Earned Run Average $0 75 .516 •I, based on ISO innIngs) 73 52 in is',', Clsicago 2, Pittsburgh 0 American League lateraled the ball sideways to Cooper, who easily followed the - 0 • - NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AmerIcan %mP', C rs ((ADJUStMENT rpl(papycptpc*c(u[N ¶W1_,*VV V - yard affliction for the Knights. New York I, St LOUIS 0 ChIcago 3. Pittsburgh 2 -"aJts." Culllson, who like most of us, runs better forward than back- disgruntled Coach Don Jonas, no doubt referring to his offense. On the next play, unfortunately for UCF, Goode struggled a il 276; Ryan. Hay 113; Solo. Cm 176; Blyleven. Pitt gave the Knights Life by recovering a fumbled punt (what away for the Monarchs. That was the end of the Knight 'Thatshot the playoffs," a fruntrated Jonas muttered after Cullison fired incomplete, Workhorse Mike Stapp gained two the victory. "We're goIng have to work our butt off to have a else?) on the Monarch 35 wIth only 2:03 left to quarter three. 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The Original All Season RadIaI...Only From Goodyearl FROM 1 4 TIEMPOR4DIALS Iut'I ui • • LabI & 0i B,sSis • I:iii1 96 50 Great Ova AUTO 2 I 0 ui 92 $5 2 2 0 .500 $5 76 Nw BI - 3095 ' PtSSi&iills.ci..' pOus$IIIF(I ando 'lii , - . - - 1, p.m. PittsburÔh (Rhod.n 7.3) at Nw 1 3 0 .250 64 15 W L T PcI. PP PA Clancy. br 14. National League Sufler. U; Fingers. .4 Tekulve, PItt 21. American League K. - St. Louis (Olmsted l•0) at Maise .sagte iseatts Montreal (Guilickson .9-3). 1:33 'By United Press later*etii$I - Q 4 0 Quiseo. - ______ h' .n bdssd waâk M s p DI t NY NatioNal i.e,es 000 NI IN -$$3 W St. I.esIs 311*01*-lIZ New Yrk-. 4, last bs 3 1 0 .730 03 I 3 0 .250 1 3 0 .250 72 131 1 3 0 .230 47 76 THE GOODYEAR PROMISE Goodyear ____ iItWiiIait 541w*ISll1 30 $ TOQAY SLAYICE l.miT10 WA**ANTT NATONCIDI __ __________ - - CHA101 III lOB APFtY - 2 3 0 .500 52 $9 2 2 0 500 13 07 tl 1112) at Farmer, Chi 29; Stoddard. Bali p.m. Tuesdays $ames Pittsburgh at New York VV V - ____________________________________________________________________ mIss.Oa '' Oak l73 Norris, Sen Francisco (Harg.shelmer 4- Chi 2$; Hume, Cm (Reusctsel (, - V'V• n.sd lot $4,,stmants r, 'a-I '•(.'u(Ia'lu P• s.., (4 SI SuiSs (f •djusl"s't ci -s -sa'-.nI Pt VI 4' .' VVVV JI _______________ " (All Times EDT) Chicago J,V, ,, , V V £ PROTECT MOVING PARTS 11 Cenlsr.nce 4 0 0 1.000 May, naught. But it still wasn't the end of the Knight, UCF regained VVV4, I' - , . V .4 •,VV$ $45 rout .,o.ce $rnJ I'S, a"I $r4i,55 pVVI , Ui •I GOQy5$t •V1l •n •V.ct,on I -i-p'. S ''nn , '"a' 1 ______________________________________ Ruthven, Phil 16 10. Roger-sM?) 16 Ii American League - Stone. BaIt 247. Jorn. NY 729; Norris, Oak 21 0; McGregor, -''t l'4 . SUITSACT $4 rO (LICT8OIS,t. mcaNOiOma Ij . Brake Chicago $6 71 S-lI Los Angeles at San -'ce, or 4988 - q..s,d • A. lii s.t as 'l30NTH TUNIUP IIPY1Ct AOPt(IN1 UP4DIA OUR Twilvi MONTH AGRII UtPi 1,--d,.. -I V• , -- - 3) LL0P1 (13-6) HR5-'P-Iew York, Brown (13), Detroit, ____________________________ Parrith (711, Summers (16) 211 0095% -SO I n-I ut 'SII J* '4 S, - , V ,V VV •V £dI '£,t.,i. - 4Jl*IlIDI, ccn,jn•, 1-a.i a . 'l?iI a. 'oto' • .'$taI ti. ip. b-aII and c".ct CNO(. •dtutt $1 I __________ - Niekro, H0U 10-17: RCuU. LA - Nevtheless, Ryerson was called upon for a 50-yard field I R,yol,ung ifl WA*MTY Al! C,nod aa' oa',.cs ii .w,s's) tot it ________ L _________ SPRINGFIELD GRAIN and SUPPLY PH. (904)333-9033 rn • !r0' t0 04.9.041 4,0,5 90 io.i'y ci G.00d,,ai s ll 5.s,v. 'Cl SI0',i VIIVO'.-35 .s,coe,., cone, I.il —rnny s"c !fl.,yi Ir_itig,, II aVisfl ty 11' '5 tt 'CQ''5l 170 I) Iii Sl,'t. "S Us. a'ip Ci 101111040t' 1V5 10 Di Ow' Oa Cu'sl.nw. C',o I >I1' • Mail.. Cretg. ' vm ' Arna,.ca'r (• beaA.ga 1w cob wd .s n"-n.I . I..I_0 asJ •s II a 1 l's. It, .''. ' V 533W FIr-st tsrs5.slk.s(gJis5ris C10ltrai . V I ___ _____ __ V V V _____ - - V twice, but THREE TIMES during the nei lwe 1 ve mumliris' .tee VJVtC1 Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p m Jackson, NY 37, Armas, Oak Wynegar W-Redtern (7.7) L -Gale 33, Murray. Bait and Mayber (1) 9), MRs-Kansas - - & Ak,J ' — tV, Jets, I p.m Pittsburgh at Minnesota' 1 Pm St Louis at New Orleans. I Runs Batted In - - —— 4 35 ; Phil 41; Mi$t Horner, AtI • 015 40* — $ lii Splittorff, Chamberlain Murphy, All 31; Baker, LA and Carter, MtI 9. Gale (6), Quisenberry (7) and American League - Oglivie, Porter; Erikson, KInnunen (3), National League - 21. Philadelphia Ii (All Times EDT) Denver at New England, 9 m Sunday, October Baltimore at Miami, 1 p m Torent 001002011 - 3 ii 2 Craw for d and Rader; McLaughlin, Barlow (5), LMI (5). Garvin (I) and Whift. WCrawford (2 0). L-Mclaugfriln Home Runs — V Seattle 14, WashIngton 0 — another "attack," - titmut and time basu., folluttemi with ins 15th homimer ______________ _________________________________________________ ICTI 41u 4688 Meter League Results American League 321 327 325 317 - , J San Diego 24, Kans.a City 7 Griff,y (13), KnIght (11). 339 340 130 523 17$ Houston 2. CIncinnati 0 Burns. Chi 2-17 Gura. KC 29; San FrancIsco 2. Atlanta 1, night K,,gh. Oak 395 Scott Ryerson's boots came from 55 and 50 yards. Both at- V ______ A's 3, Iirt'ners Z Uway flu Murphy's bunt single mitli GOOD Detroit 27, Minnesota 7 MIami 71 New Orleans 16 145 555 149 303 L-Andvlar (30), HRs-Hous doesn't tell the agony felt by the Knight defense. Big Ed goal attempt. neu. and Seattle and a lois to Atlanta. The Patriots hold an 11-10 V The Knights only score caine when Culilson hit Bishop overall edge between the two clubs, which Includee a 13-10 defeat in the first American Football Lague game, But Moore's Jeff Froeblich with a shod PUS flhld th $hiftY V .Stadiiiiui titis season The triumph (kim put (hnicgmttmi'-iin - San Francisco at Atlanta, with Denver leading 38-20. sini l mu:d Ch (S). Hume (7) and Nolan; Forith, Andular (6), Sambito LA 2.21; Canton. Phil 2.41; ' ruft ttl 1 i rific fit mud I othi ( rui - WL looking at the films," Grogan said. "They have good pepte on dt spite i pint Ii hit .,r mud sI mm in ibm sitli hm (,t IrLI itri it Rangers I Marlin rs I " (Niit game not included) East Patriots quarterback Steve Grogan. I irkul tin reel hot Itt in to their ninth sti lie ii Gr 1 3 0 250 47 lii 30 250 45 07 W.st Pttsbrg 000 100 001 -29 1 Mater League L.ads W L T Pct. PF PA CPllC.O 000 192 00* — 2 I 0 By United Press international Sfl 3 1 0 7o Biylevefl, Tekulve (7) and Batting LS 2 2 0 Niccia, Ott 500 hOe 79 Krukow, (3); (based Ofl 423 at bats) At 2 2 0 Caudiil (7) and OBerry. w500 97 82 National League Nw 0 4 0 Krukow (10 IS). L-Blyleven (I 000 60 101 V lb Ii pci. Sunday, September 20 Tmpit 13). HR-Pittsburgh, Eatler 114 119 159 325 Hrrvsd (71). , V.V F'mttSburgh 3J. Chicago.i. -.... J72 J333 Cleveland 34, Tampa Bay 27 tNfl3I-.-$ 171 Cedn -14 HoUston 13, Cincinnati 10 V n -Cncnnt 130-475- L L M'Brd Angeles 2$. New York Heustn 131 53-0 14J 3 311 111001-S iI RvI-S i Bell Ix Wisn K Bmbr Oivr Ix Monday's Games (All Times EDT) -. attempt. - Ttiiis 8 Rnyilc Parrish in tin sixth mod 41 tmmo run shot bm (ii niip 'suiluhie N 4 0 0 I 000 ii? 11 2 2 0 .500 72 106 M - Copr Ml DIn Civ Chicago I, California I Oakland 3. Milwaukee 2 Tampa's Larry Mucker and Cleveland's Ron - V ab h pci. Baltimore 5. Cleveland 3 when the two erratic AFC teams meet tonight at Schaefer - .471 10 74 02 Minnesota I. Kansas City (umotivational factor. A fake field goal attempt that missed, that is. quarter trailing by two lynn June s storm d from third mm ith flout out I he I i mrs sm oreti (7) Detroit 6. New York 5. 10 ______________________________________ as ai final the weekend when they lost t'.t-o of three games to the field (I). Martin II) and Kennedy; Scott and Trevino. w -Scott (11). L-Oimt.d (.i,. night , Detroit S. New York 1 Chicago 6, California 3 Oakland 7. Milwaukee 4 Texas 7, Seattle 3, night Sunday's Results -V - St. LOuIS Ot Montreal, night San Diego at Cincinnati, flight Atlanta at Hoton, night aseball s-clinched division title ,iJ \, hit Sox 8 ( iliforni m I I ex SCOREBOARD Calif V 1Iami An error b first t).i-4 lii illittit) \\ mt -.oii n uth tht ,i'm ' 1(1 mdc d in the 10th innin Iloncd 1k ninriin, run to s on mLson drilled a two-run (1)tit)It' t(l spark the l(eml Sime. Steve (ran ford. Detroit last year in a Sunday showcase game at Mile High Stadium. It _ was the Pat.rlots' worst loss in seven years and it came before a national television audience. Division pennant chances doing a s'.an die into Lake Frue The Orioles are not yet mathematically eliminated from the New York loses. But we have a double-header in Boston Mimesota I, Kansas CItY V Boston 4. Toronto 3 - \lpi 20 s ittered 11 luts struck out tno mod n mIktI Oflt II ruutm __________________________________________________- L Pc?. ... I V pitched the first six Innings to earn hms sItonm I VRtirm against three losses, V West National after suffering a humiliating 45-10 loss to the Denver Btoncos - I guess a few nails fell out of the coifint today," said Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver. "The magic number is. on B 'Thiston 7 lurdnto mItt r ii'. m. inningc tr uling 2 1 But the place vote, with two votes, Florida A&M In Class 3-A, Milton was High, Wewahjtdika and sixth- £V1 - , V Broncos, Pats 11111 1-1 tie and sparked the Rangers tictorL Bud Elarre'Ison - '--- Oeian - - VV V V Ilis 1-A went to Aucilla Christian - while the Yankees were splitting twowith Detroit. The Orioles, - - seconds left that breathed new life into Tampa's comeback bid Sunday. lie explained the Buccaneer sideline strategy. compllshment. Yeprnian says he's been taking life more serious of late; after Sunday's performance he appears to be one evened Tampa's record at 2-2. The Bucs face Chicago on gamut s 147 hit second and i s.mcrifiu. fh b \lond my intl the \ mnktt-. Ii i'.t tht (11% ((II However, the Orioles blew a chance at making a serious run - - Buc's signal caller afterwards. "I'm not a reciever or a iuining back. I don't know what's going through their minds when the ball comes to them." itt hint, 140 or V 4-A in the Florida Sports oer Hamilton County ' to save the clock and the final Buc gasp choked when Williams was forced to pass up the middle with no time outs left. he sc mughte'.er , mit in the month makes him a candidate for \1 P Baltimore sal%aged the final game of the three game series Mimes reached the Cleveland 20-yard line but died when the clock iwo-run trlpe in the (UP!) - Tampa Plant High By United Prse tfllerantional East W L PC?. o. New York 99 57 .623 Baltimor 91 61 .606 Boston II 70 S39 IS -- "They say I'm washed up," said Yepremian about Tampa locker room, It wa t)ie little bald man With the - S psyhologicall for us said Carter VV In the world of professional football, where Imposing size anti speed measures a team's won-loss record, little Garo Yepremlan Is a giant among midgets. Cast away by New Orleaps earlier this year, the offseason tie maker from Cypress inked on with Tampa, and Sunday enjoyed a perfect kicking game to boost himself Into the number ten spot on the all-time NFL scoring list. Yepremlan hit on 35 and 37 yard field goal attempts . . ,. .--. * , anuiaceaona irroom res&siorninepounm.sonuieuay, pushing his career total to 1,006, just five points behind - V - berty football poll this week. 4 . V Pittsburgh V . . Cleveland fullback Cleo Miller snags a Sipe pass ovet the middle before b next time Thuiepa had the ball. Riuky Bell rumbled in from eight yards out with an aparent - season, r , haulincv in a 41 a d e er or on ones g yes the t umbs up sign after Taiii's play book.. goa or Out three, and Mired II batters in a into a runaway. e e picked us up coming off the e battled back and on estcrd i 'wpkmbtr "Rogers has been pitching out- 1) ill is (iru.n \% iust (lidu t tds. benct. I t enjo> October tIns and cJfltlfllied playing hard tedav ihuiipwnship baib ill it I sear as much as I did last bear — md sui and that % is i big lift for Linding b iscb ill for ti The Expos' chances of e?ijong ' said. "They kid their ace going it • are looking better and better. They In other zaiues, (in(-inn;!l Montreal Manager Dick Williams yesterday •ind e bent him irRl used two Gary Carter home runs, a praised his caliber. had our ace today flTd rbeattheiii. (lowned Houston 8-5, San I)iego beat to-run triple b> Chris Speier and ( An&Ics ) ifl(I tlit \en \ rk (artir has the hot b.il flOV. he \%c kne e could nm tins gam thefie-hitpitching of Stese Rogers siid If',ou ru ulllmt t ir ht nas todis I knen ni could git to their \TIVtS bIirikttl 'it I OtliS 84) to take command of the race. All six was rained out at Atlan'a hurt and missed the last five gaines pitcher and we had our best pitcher of their remaining games are at of the season, of nhich ne lost four. going" In the Viiic•ri( in I eigue it v home. All those double-headers were a lot Loser Bob Walk, IG-7, allowed BiltiniorL' S (level-md defense by Intercepting a Mints pass and returning it I -d V nez b I V ou own strike M k 1k I.? ((pen. points and kept him in a tight race with Cockroft for the lead among active players on the NFL scoring list. - it was me maoni'.y 01 iampa receivers anu D8CKS w - idi Robb Watt sparkled for Liberty In a losing effort — • Z1_,"-'-- - drove in the closing minutes of the first period and attempted to pad a 6.Ole'ad, electing to go for a first down instead of a field goal on a fourth-and-one at Cleveland's 16. WillIams tossed an incomplete' pass to kill the drive, but it was one of few poo1 plams Williams niade on the day. 'I'atnp.m's introversial quarterback enjoyed his finest day as a pro, connecting on 30 of 56 attempts for three scores and 3-43 yards, all club records. Villiains hit Gordn Jones on a 41-yard strikeand followed up with a shorter three-yard scoring pass to Jones and a seven,",r,I .Ini,,, I,, T,,rrv Wriit&nrvl hn hrnk. ti.mm r.pnr,I udth in .......', receptions for 101 yards. V the de "They kept saying in their Vi In the e saw football arne Libert was lithe Buc defense doesn t get any better, Tampa Bay won't sol ps, q lease of the Eastern Disision race Sunday b> losing 3-2 to the Chicago Cubs. • Meanwhile, u Montreal Expos, who ho to replace the Pirates, captured the rubber game of their three-garneserleswith Philadelphia 3to 'ault over the Phillies into first East bya halfgame. It S been disappointing for both The Florida Church School of Mims snapped a couple of two year old records against Sanford Liberty Christian School in Mid Florida Athletic Conference Sports acticm Friday afternoon Mi.mssnapped Llberty'stwo->ear old victory streak with a 35-29 flag football win over Sanford while the women's volleyball squad snapped Liberty's two year old it streak also. V Monday Sept : Aga I fls t Liberty Christian . •l$ stayed in the race this long." Tanner hadanumrof Mims Snaps Pair Of Streaks By JOE DeSANTIS Evening Heratd Sanford Ft Expos Regain Lead, Bucs Eliminated IN BRIEF Cie veiana Beans Bucs 3427 Behind Sipe - -- - 5V a - - - -. - - ' - - - '::. ..-.- �-. l ...-• •.j . . . S .; a - - - - - 1 S 'S. 5 .. - S 5. -. •5 .. S a . S - - • S V • S. . - . - -. -. S 8A—EveningH.ra$d,Sanford,Fl. Monday,Sept.fl,iflo _____________________ S znmerman and another Johler recounted the Battery was necessary to show a 1st door of the Sentinole County attorney Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 51g. Oated 09-22-50 George R. Grosse United States Marshal Middle District of _________________________ Florida FICTITIOUS NAME lam Gary 1. Betz Notice is hereby given that ' engaged In business at 1701 N. United States Attorney Semoran Blvd.. Forrest City, Fl.., Middle District of Florida 3 Seminole County, Florida, under Publish Sept. 22, 29 1. Oct. 6, 13, . -. the fictitious name of CON. 1910 SIGNMENT AUTO CENTERS, DEA.92 ____________________________ and that I intend to register said Jr., P05%: apt. 6, 606 S Park Aye, Walmer, 17.31911 OrI 32107, 5293.75 & $13) name with the Clerk of the Circuit ComBank WP vs Ruth E. Beck, Beneficial Fin, vs Louise Alonzo. Sanf & 5106 00. Court, Seminole County, Florida in Sears buck Co, vs Joseph ISO Lombardy WS, 9e72. 519971 & 531.50. accordance with the provisions of AtI Wall, Bk. of I Edgemon Dr , wS, lILT Travel Inc., 320 Maitland Nicosia, Sam vs Thomas the Fictitiotj Name Statutes, ToE & Dolores E. Jeter, 2407 Wit: Section Ave. AS' vsJoseph 0 McRaney, t682I & ORDINANCENO.499 543.09 Florida 517000 a- 13150. Po,iq, 62S P4 Indigo Rd - AS. Plattaways Inc., - vs Ernest OF LONGWOOD, FLORI DA, - sg. Percell .1. Leery Beniamin Chlsolm vs Therman 117771 & 5)) 50jth' Duane Gossett db-a INPublish September2c&october6, ANNEXING TO AND FINAL JLJDGEAAENTS - -• . Jane Johnson vs Sue Barrett Hideaway North Apts. vs fiba Southern Vinyl Repair Co., Rosemary Ebersbach & Kevin $4450 $22. Riley, Poss, St. Johns Village vs Lynn Lumberm,ns Mutual Ins vs Packard, Poss: No. 9-H 240 Oaf. cottA Moore IIOSAAShCr,,CB a. L. CARR Publish September 5, 15, 22. 1910 DEA.19 a. or EVenInQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. a. 131 50, Counts a. Sessie A, 5350 GreenFin vs with Ave., Orl 32507, $26955. a. Engram, $1,643.90 13700 Kelly Park Rd. Apopk.a, Happy Fairfax Family Fund Inc. vs Plants Inc. The 45-Second, ' $1,300 Burn immediately TOF4IGHT'S T\I Does Stunts, Never Takes Risk back, and I put on the war- child 1n Chappaqua N.Y. y1LLI1kOSSMAN NEW YORK — The first drobe and wig which are downhill skiing, gymnastics, nothing." • ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN -- you. - 6:00 NEWT l (17) MOVIE Decrson Before FRIENDS Gary Merit)) ' \ ' - - . ts, ____ -- -. - __? '- . Which made it perfectly front somersault, straight enough for me that route and Thrifty SVG. Sta, v-s Roy Win AlIen. 45 Estrella Rd.. DeBary, 11567 & 5)1.33, - CITYOFALTAMONTE Master Charge. Citibank vs Donaldson, 117 Essex St., AS., Barnett Bk. WP vs Luella G a IS a Mike. 0 BA Associated AS $193799 Sherry Evans Gill, Re: Chg. OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE Stafford, 70) Woodllng P1., AS, Plan SVC. 9$OMontgqmery AS— Dolphin Fin. Corp vs Allen J. Name To Sherry Anne Evens TO WHOM IT MAY CONC1RN flaliard St., AS a. $42. Windsong Apts., Ltd. vs Gin. Taylor, 602 Plum Dr • AS, $207.39. Sarnett Bk. WP vs Daniel Oil:, 899 Primrose Tecr., Deltona. Charles W' Wallace. 543,66690 a jg 11390 - 512. Richard Eckstein vs Jerry Cohen 5. Amira, 51.39141 Chuluota, 166011. Barnett Bk Orl WP vs Greg A. Johnston a. Sara K, 7130 Ivy Ct.. Robert R. Senerachia, $1,000 & Mos B. Barnett BI. Orl WP vs Edmund stance J. Ross, 132 Serrento Cr., 1301 Str,attord PcI., Mtid., 53,04162. T Bradford, 70$ A Perth Ct., WS, wp, $1395.47 & 13700. ComBank-WP vS Phillip P. ' Sanford &$51 coSts' dba - - ' 212$ Noblestown Rbad Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania says. "You should never feel 180 degree turns and side 20S ______________________ ________________________ DINANCE NO. CITY OF -. COMPREHENSIVE 'PLAN WP & Michael Ilelmlich, 500 titious namo of DAVE FARR'S DESIGNATION Robert J. Larson, Catherine, No. 2709 WP 371fl - FROM - IN. MCINTOSH, of STENSTROM,. wltfrthe City Clerk - of the City-of & wHIGI4AM; Attornlyr for' •''. . -- tory (19491 Joe) McCrea Virtirrx Mayo - 5-feet-7, 115 he did and he had "Then, everyone does it the job. Lean Then I paint myself with people - no longer say she - - - - S... -- • - - - .-.. . JtJiII1gs -- ------- • -- - •'-- - '-" County Property Appraiser CIty of Longwood regardIng WH(GHAM consider sam. for 201 Facilities Plan for Nie final passage pursuant to the Charter of the City Post Office Box 1350 and adoption after the public --Longwood'-AiP•mont.-SpttngiFlorida, Chapter FlagshIp Bank-Suit, 22 1ó'wh]dwiII be heldln the 1261, Laws of FlorIda, 1969, planning area, The hearing Sanford, Florida 32771 City Hall of Altamonte SprIngs, on Chapter 73291, Laws of Florida, Attorney for Petitioner Public Law 93.217, TItle 40, part 1900, at 7:00 P.M., or as 5000 Seminole County Property Ap. 1910 35.917.3. The hsaring will he held thereafter as possible. At the praiser as to the sufficiency of DEA33 on October 29 at 5:30 P.M., at till meeting interested parties may such Petition pursuant to Longwood Cit' Hall, 173 W. appear the __________________________ and be heard with respect terms of said Charter received; Warren Avenue, Longwood, to the that pilots who fly for a hobby should be able to use- their time, talent and aircraft for - Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, and A copy of the facilitIes plan addendum may be reviewed copiesareonfiIewiththeCleof Longwood it 175 W. Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida. The Longwood 201 FacIlIties Planwasinitiallyfundedbya U.S. EnvIronmental Protection Agency 'Grant oilS percent. PublIsh September 3, DEA.163 Phyllis Jordahl, CMC City Clerk of tte City Of Altamonte Springs, Florida, Publish September 29, 1950 DEA-1S1 Legal NotIce --'.- -- . . - ' ---------- :i - -' - -. - - -. --. Salaries Total Apprlations $350,730.00 ' 191-1911 Budget City of 1afsrd, Florida - Real 1. Personal Taxes Franchisel. Utility Taxes State Shared Revenues CLIP COUPON OR CALL TODAY -, Have the Evening Transfers from Total Funds - Available whsnyouagrHtosubscrlb. for oi* additional month - . I' . . • Recreation & Parks Spicial Pt'o(ects a. Box 137 Sanford, Fl. missions - YOU ARE HEREBY DESCRIPTION: SEC4TWP 21S RGE3QE: LOT 13$. BEG SECOR NOTIFIED that the ad- prOfItOrgafliZStloflOfII'Ctnsed ' . Expense I 204,009.00 - 5,4,359,000.00 - Thedet ailedcopyofth.ge.maybesa.fl$,,MoftIc,of,he CItY lHen andr oral comments at said -- H,N. Tamm Jr, City Clerk City of Sanford Florida FOR HOME DftIVERV CAU 322.2611 - ' help and your readers' kindness. - "To show ourappreclation, the AlrLiftLLne - board of . - - Abb y - ___ _____________________ "f, - -. - Publish-September 29, 1900 - DEA.1S4 -. Bettre At Arizona, Florida, Illinois, soluntary sentee are ith Siii - ISICItIOI1CII - member of the Committee on Law Enforcement and National Organization of Victim Assistance and Is on the board of directors of the Florida Association of Victims - Assistance. " As Personal Representative ci tt Estate ot -- ELIZABETH E. ANDERSON — ' Declised - ------------ MATHEMATICAL HFLA. , - 12:15 5:40 4(l01 ALL ABOUt 'rOU (MOW) 5:50 ,- - 34 (10) COVER TO COVER (11(11)- TiOUSIIIPS(TUE,FflI) 4(lO)LEt1rflrt0i'LE(WED) 34(lO)uAYoPAlnOL(T)lu) Cl2)(17)OR'tDATLARGE(MON) 5:55 2j (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 12:30 710 RYAN'S (tOi'l (NON) PORTER WAOONER(TUE) - Donald L, Terry. CITY CLERK Of the City of JULIAN, 0.0. box 1330 Sanford, FL 3277) --, -- ' - N " DEA.143 . . - Pointers to prevent rape are: Awareness that you too can be a victim Li first and . - . his or and - • around ' .- - M'A'$H Charles returns . THE PARK SUNDAE IN Red hot Momma Sherli I)avis tertalning at the Sanford's Centennial Park gazebo Sunday for the Sundae in the Park sponsored by SISTER Inc. Ice cream sundaes, cake and soft drinks will be strved, _____________________________________________________ Ballet Tickets on Sale Dance Series tickets concert featuring p.m. curtain. Subscribers ifli) 200 - DII ANOTHER WOOl I) OA5 TIlE WORW IIPIIO" 7IQO1IFIIFF TOIIVE 24(I0)FO0TSIFPS(),40t1) 24( 10) ONCE IJP(II1 A C.IAVII5 1U0. 1140) 7:30 0(TOOAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA BRIEF (WED) 8:00 24(10(lFnitl(1StHli (.3)QCAPTAIN KANGAROO has (usl been kicked out of military school, should learn thi radio busi- 4 ii (35( VIDAL SAT;,. II NEW DAY 34(1(J) DICK CAVI IT (lO) VILLA ALEGRE (MON. TUE THU) 4 ('10) ViLLA AllURE (R) (WED. FBI) (1(17)ILovELucy nasa (H) 10:00 LOU GRANT Billie uses what goes on at the TrIb for ner angle on a slory about sexual I'iarassmentonth.(ob (111(35) NEWS (10) JAil AT SNOWBIRD (IEHERAI. I4I)FITAI II Q(4)TOOAY your home. Screaming is probably the worst thing you ShoE 5) PORKY PIG t LIGHT (NON, ThE) 35joAnY DOCK 4 (TO) OVER EASY FRI) 400 .i..(17)lDrtfAUCf JEAnNE (II) (35) THE WORLDOF PEOPLE 5 0(4) DONAHUE Southern Ballet Theatre; Dec. save $10.00 on season tickets SIMMONS 11:00 1)URlCHAMD MOVIE I 21 and fl, the three-act ballet while students and senior )( 0 NEWS (fl) 1 51 LET'S MAKE A DEAL 5 BENNY HILL "ColIa" will be performed citizesis receive a $ij 1O SESAME STREET PEOPLE ¶(17)H.ZEL by Southern Ballet Theatre; • discount on seasrl ttckets. 11:10 Feb 7.end 8-Southern- flallet 930 serTes tkkCts'iire avii1able (l(17)NlQHTGALLERy (3)Q00000UPLE will sponsor the Cleveland through Southern' Ballet 11:30 Ballet in a mixed repertory 'l'heatre Box Office at'l900 N. 0(4) TOMORROW Guest Buddy GREEN ACRES concert; and Apr. 25 and 26 Mills Ave. Orlando or call 896Southern Ballet Theatre will 5970. Single tickets are SIDE GLANCES by am Fox perfonn for the Spring Mixed available through the Bob _______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Repertory Concert. Southern Carr Auditorium Box Office _______ I () JUl01 DAVIDSON 7 Q AU IN THE FAUftY )f (35)WO(JOY WOOtIPICK(II 241)0) SFSAMF 51111' 1(111 12j (17)1111 II. WTST4.)P1I 430 6i4;ktO,1.JITMAI.IA1UIL 7 0MFMVO1tt14 )) (35) (lorIs tiUI1I Subscription tickets should purchased prior to Oct. 7. Single tickets go on sale today _______________________________ ....a - at Bob Carr. - ii(IAII HOWl/Il) (17) GILIIOAN S ISLAIITI 5:00 1! (35) tOM AND JERRY '34 10) MIStER fl(h( o'.., Ill - (11) Mr 1111111. (,UW / bearing distance and that someone will Florida Symphony Chamber respond to your screams. Orchestra conducted by Al Do not physically harm yow attacker Savia. üniess you can totally 1ncapadte him. It MI performances will be only serves to anger him. Your best weapon is to keep talking; such FLIfIISIMIiI 3:30 4 (1) PEOPLE OF THE FIRST 10:10 W. 0OUlDiNOtI(1T 8:30 (17)ff (1)1111 ' 250 1(l7)rut1IME 3 00 04 - TEXAS 8:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA I Ø000DMORIIINGFLOR1DA Cinoanion Flowir" soil Just The Way You Are in a concert taped at four concerts: The Saturday evening, 8 p.m. 11014.5141P9(MONI '34(10)MATPII'AIDOL(IUF) 10) IUS1OE / Ct/I (WED) 4 (10) tillER FF0111 lull' 11(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA TÔ00OOMORNIN0FL0RIDA di .trr go Autiitorum. Series Sub. 1:45 4 (1(2) MATHEMATICAL IIIIA. 7:25 Hsqbis Mann and his s.xtet per. 80-81 .34 (10) At I AI)O(JT YOU (FIll 4(1O) SESAME STREET (RI (1) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Mother Cwtson decides that It. (1) 0 1!) 00000 MORNiNG FLORIDA ' merit from Hosie 34(1O)sroRYnouPIoITurl 34 (10) MAY14 f'ATIiOL IWEDI (t)MORNlNO NEWS 0000MORN)NGAMERICA 5) FRED FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS ma(or presidential csndldatss debate foreign and domestic Issues Michael S Oukikis moderates from Harvard Unlversi' ty's Kennedy School of Govern- ' 6:45 (12)(I7SFUNTIME 5:30 - 51 KUNG II) t(H.A'SH 31O32-iCorlIALr i (17) DIVI III Y lilt I II 4- "l - - 1 i ip. Hwy. 1789 189 1503 ALL SE ATS _______ MAT. . will be with the victim from the hospltal to Sanford Qiamber of corn- Iske. Cash, a clock radio, gift Cty s.iir Deparixnent can be First Street. ' iei 99 THIS IS Ui 1 NIMITZ will also be awarded. - P0 Final Countdown' fl ] 7:55 ONLY - ________ SILl. MUNRAV+COMIDY Geneva Garden Club To ceMapes,chalrmano("Qim&' and st",u several pamphlets available for of (h pflof Club. Meet '... - "CADDYSHACK" _______________ ________________ A luncheon meeting will hostesses for the luncheon, '. for GenevaGan Club a.m. All members and anyone Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 10 a.m, interested In becoming a member of the club are Inat the Community Hall. Officers of the club will be vited to attend. i4OV1ELANDi).. year of DIct , Council Gaynelle Moore tp make her visitation to the Pilot Club of Sanford on Friday. ' . . . "Put your coat on, Mr, Frazer...you'll catch your death of coldi" HONEYSUCKLE ROSE lOrIS ,,DDY HOLLY STORY . - C, ,. _,..• —.1--. ii ... - ,' .... , i. . ... . - ,Li --: - - ., ,,._• -•--.--,..----'-.,. -,--.... ............. ., — ------- - -- -_riq u'.. - - _____ '____ —_— '- - -q -, 'r -. - . ':;''. .-. __ _____________ - -- . '.1 • ... . __ _ _____ ___ I - - -- . -. .. - ' . ' . -' _______ -_• - V-Ur __ I.! -- __ - . -. — — -_ *- - , . , _____________________ . . - - I .-.. ' '. ..* . S — •- -- ' . .--- -. - ----- ----------- - I , - - -, 1:30 a4(1O)AN WEATHER 0(4) TODAY in (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANcisco 4 (10) THE ADVOCATES: ELECT1ON '50 fl.prssentativ.s of the S 34 (10) MAVHFMATPCAt RELATIONSHIPS(M0NI 7:00 (7) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Denver 6ronos at New England Patriots - - - . - - --. • (I EOALLEN (11) FAMILY AFFAIR (NON, WED-FR?) to the unit sItar a WIld binge In Tokyo, unable to remember whirl hewasor what hedid (H) - - -------- -'-' 1 - 15 34(1O)ETTEIlI'Lcn'tc MOW) (°) COVI$% 50 t..UVFII ITUE WED. 1111) (10) MA1HtMA1IC hFIA- Q (TI TOCAY IN FLORIDA low, Stey, Martin and others, (1) 0 6:30.-" - Johnny Carson for a clebtaflon of the shows ¶5th anniversary, includIng s.gm.nls from past shows - U- (17)uovir C!(17)WORLDATLARQE(1HU) ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Ed MCUahon and Dcc )ffi - i1j)17WORLDATLAflOE(FRI) 6:10 9:00 - L5), THIRTY MINUTES (WU) 3) HEALTH FIELD(FR1) SUNRISE 1!) - - cautious • - - 7)A1LUVClli(Dflft1 fl(. 5) MIKE DOUULAJ 34 (1(1) IFITFR I'roN F (MOW. TOE) 34(10) ALL VOU(Wtt5)...... 3;1Ok4ATIIpATiloLuoul - BLACKAWARENESS(WED) - ' SI 0 THE VOl/HR AND THE RESTLESS ' - - -- Co,i',entiori foremost. Be alert 8'.30 - ' I , ----------------------------._...... 5)ospEcTRuu (TOE) ' -, - golden Is Speaker u. hO%&ie." - 4,, %9$Q - . -. was two months oki, the oldest, years, she said, by someone known to the Victim in -. & 4, )3,2950 - have gone unreported," Mrs. Smith said. "It (hon to he held Saturday from Those collecting the most 10a.m. to noon at the Greater money will win a 10-speed 'is not Impossible to prove. A committad buu the attacker wants to hurt lIsvictlm,ltisnotacyjmeofsex,buta crime ofvio1ence.1sepeop1eareeverydaypeople who either don't like themselves, have had problems dealing with life," she eiplalnet r Telephone: 303.322.2)71 ' -. - Pretend or feign heart attack or some other physIcal calamity. Sponsor sheets may be Local cyclists can help It Is your right to not reSist and do nothing from any area high considered a children suffering from obtained to prevent the rape and still be Cyctic Pibrosis by riding in school r middle school, ' ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: DOUGLAS STENSTROM Q(4)BILLIEWALKER(THU) O(Z)COUNTRYCARNIVAL(FRi) (3)QTHEI.AWANDYOU(MON) __________ - Longweod. Fisfida . ditmer given by the Pilot Club of Sanford at the home of Laura and Mrs. Randall Chase, Mrs. Smith stressed the fact Uat cettain myths surrounding the crime of rape must be setaside,Itcanhappentood,young,bIaor - DEMO) -- - ' - , - FIRST READING: September • IS. SECOND READING: STEVEN M. Uskerl MAYOR of the City Of committing - Smith, director of VIctim Services for the Seminole County Shef's Departmet will be a speaker Wednesday at the National - D*teof the first publIcation of this Notice of Administration: si;1.ou. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS Sept. 29 1900. from your readers deavor by ventlon In Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Smith is a qualifIcations of ths personal representative, çr w',e venue or lurIsdiction of till Court. -. ALL CLAIMS, DEMAND$.AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED provisions of Florida Statute donations Bettye ' they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the - Honorary Life Membership o our organization (thi first in our history). . ' fg 4 10 TIONStIIPS (WEO. FR)) (TUE) Ssusss rkyn,lng Cat with the atohal comes tO life lOan Sfl1.' mated version of the story of his r$iny day visit to two bored chil. - drin (Rb. -.5, I ' repertory City of Longwood, Florida, enable the clerk to mail one copy Chapter 69124$, Laws of Florida, to each personal representative. All persons interested In the 1969, and Chapfer 73.297, Laws of estate to whom a copy of this : Florida, 1973. SECTION 1: If any section or Notice of AdminIstration has been ot a section of this or• mailed are required, WITHIN dinance proves to be invalid, THREE MONTHS FROM THE unlawful, or unconstItutional, It DATE OF THE FIRST OF shall not be held to invalidate or PUBLICATION THIS Longwood. Plo. - 5:30 About Mrs (17) MOVIE L.sise'(1954)Shiri.yBoOth,Robert Ryan Upon receiving an inheri tdltc., a boarding house owner - _____ hearIng, - 12:00 6-4 CAIIDSHARKc : fl 1- 0 NEWS SUNRISE t.EuE'TEn cafled back to duty to uncover the Mole. a double agent who has thrown - Nevada, years Hospitals, nursing and hospitals to provide free Maryland, Michigan, New Mexico, New Jersey, homes, programs for the alrfiekl-to.alrlidd service New Yoçk, Ohio, Penn. medical emergencIes, handicapped, parks and sylvanla,Texas,Virginla and re'i'eatIondepartmentsreach was born AirUfeUne Washington! out for volunteers. The older a network of private pilots possessing the citizen, generosity of 'Dear "The time, air. who donate -their eraltandfnelforfiilspurpose. Abby' readers was also wisdom and patience of age, can help smooth out -the I added, "There is no charge overwhelming. In one month FT TO BEG FAIRY LAKE SemlnoleCounty, Fiorida, Probate Division, the address of which is MANOR PB 7 PG 99 beandthesam.lsh,rebyannexed Seminole County Courthouse, to and made a part of the City of Sanford, FL 32771. The personal Longwood, Florida, pursuant to representative of the estate Is thetermsof theCharterol the City DOUGLAS STENSTROM, whose is P.O. Box 1330, Sanford, of Longwood, Florida, Chapter 691261, Laws.of FlorIda, 1969, FL32771,Thenam.andaddressot - of any other sectIon or part of this ordinance, SECTION 61 All ordinances or ports of ordinances In conflict herewIth be and the same arm here repealod. SECTION 1: This oi'dIflwts I2C(17)UAVERICX(FR)) that - we would not your -- • ------- - 410,495.00 - I f5 - 3,217,126,00 Total Approprlötions - . •1 _____________________ _________ $ 591,100.00 PublIc Safety one_________ i I 4.31,150j0 Administration I thenexttwoweeks 493,730.00 141,322.00 Estimated Cash Forward Name Herald dIIvered six Add: I .. 963,410.00 29,220.00 SOMOO.00 M,M - I Oil • County Sharedlaxes& FeeS Fines& Forfeitures' Other Income ____l -- $1,071,052.00 1,390,111.00 122,300.00 L.ic.nses& PermIt Fees . t-'5''-.-,. $310,no.x AntIcipated Revenues: - -- o;,io:' --- returnshia ring when h refUses to allowh.rtolesch.(Part2lp recajIC hec secret, bittersweet affair Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October 13 1910, to consider a BUdget for the Rsvinu Sharing Trust Fund for the CIty of Sanford, FIorIda and a summary of the General Fund Budget as follows: 1915.1911 PolIce Uniform DIvision - her skill with a. car Ifl(1 I'tii [)SS Rfl(i ei.0 tie Slid land herein described and THE FIRST PUBLICATIM OF THIS NOTICE, to file With the annexed. SECTION 3: That the City Clerk clerk of the above court a wrItten is hereby uthorlzed to amend, statement of any claim or demand alter and supplement the off iclal they may have, Each claIm must : city map of the City of Lonod, be Inwritino and must indicate the Florida, to include the annexation bsis for the claim, the nam. and addressofth,credtororhisaoen, contained In Section 1 Mof. Sft'TION 4'That 'uponthhs ar—at*orney,---ard..4h. amount ordinance becoming effective, the claimed. If thi claim is not yet resident and property owners In doe, the date when it will become the above.described annexed area doe shall be stated. If the claim is Shall be entitled to all of the rights contingent or unliquIdated, the and prlviieges and Immunities as fle. ure of the uncertainty Shall hi till ue,from time totlme. determined stated. If ff;e claim is 5iF by the governing authorIty of the security shall be described. The CIty of Longwvod1 Florida, and the claImant shall deliver sufficient -, Transfer to General Fund for - - ii rI.i CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA;' tJ.S.Treasury --------- 5:00 ,yj Q MARCUS WELBY. MD 10) GREAT PERFORMANCES I there, your tax-deductible money will enable us to ac- time-honored American offers Appropriations: - • FlorIda, be and the same are required, WITHIN THREE REVENUE SHARING BUDGET 1) (J) UTILE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura breaks ott her (U)t35)JIMROCKFORD run - NOTICIOP A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF A ,TgtaiRevenues----------------------- a. Will phystrnan or medical facility, - ._-ss9pat" tinle 1975, and Florida Statute sin.ou. attorney are set forth eIow. All persons having claims or SECTION 2: That the corporate -- o)tt1 - spaded by the public. 117.2SFT N 51 DEG41 Mill E 121.1' ELIZABETH E. ANDERSON, Dated this 35th day Of Sep FT 76 DEG 34 MIN E 114 FT TOW deceased, Pile Number 10-363 CP, tembera AD. 1900. R.W ST RD IS SWLY ON RW 9436 iS p0dirig In the CIrcuit Court for the City Hall of the City of --5------- addres and just flying around and And wouldn't it be wonderful of us at AirUfeLine and If this Idea caught on in other burning up fuel. especially from the hundreds him that parts of the country?" Then It occurred to of people who will benefit Today I received the many lives have been lost because you care," because delivery of vital following day-brightener SINCERELYYOURS, organs and rare blood types is from Tom Goodwin: TOM GOODWIN delayed while physicians and . _____ kind "Dear Abby: Your transplant centers try to of July17 brought column arrange commercial tranCONFIDENTIAL TO members to pilot sportatlon — a service not new "RE'rIRED AND BORED:" always available 'in many AirLileLine and has given us In these days of a lagging contacts for the establishment economy Isolated areas of the state. and a tight labor . - Ilacall, powders, from l,auren than proposed ordinance. This -rn.d, Florida. The purpose of the hearing may be contInued from hearIng wIll be to receive comrn WHEREAS, the City Corn. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR time to time until final action is missIon mints from the public on th, of the City Of LOflQwood, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA alternatIves evaluated for the taken by the Citytdimisaian. If Fio.lda, has deemed it in the best PROBATE DIVISION decides to appeal any interest File bivislon io.i c transmIssIon, treatment and anyone of the City of Longwood, decision on IN RE: ESTATE OF disposal of wastewater in this ordinance, h will Florida, to accept slid Petition ELIZABETH E. ANDERSON, the need and will need to insure that a planning area. The public hearIng # to annex saId area, verbatim record of Deceased the wIll also address the enNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT these proceedings which includes the ORDAINED BY THE CITY NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION vironmental evaluation of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING alternatives as required by the testimony and evIdence upon COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OR DEMANDS National Environmental polIcy which the appeal is to be based is LONGW000, FLORIDA, AS CLAIMS made. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Act, the selected plan and Its cost FOLLOWS: A copy of the proposed or toths users. 'The public Is urged to SECTION 1: That the following AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Revenues: different to ac- seven a 4:55 phartt walk on him, a priest *hO supposedly made a paralyzed man "The of S TIONSHIPS(TUE. 11.10) withIwsbfl1y man ...... column about Tom Goodwin, a Scaramento businessman, While enjoying the 1kw from his airplane one day last year. a. .- For DEAR READERS:'On July - corporate area of the City of Clerk of Circuit Court INDUSTRIAL "IL" TO Longwood, Florida, and Seminole County, Florida PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ,,p LONG WOOD 201 FACILITIES requestIng tob, included theren; By: Amber M. Hughes 0;" PRQIDING FOR CON. PLAN PUSLLCHIARINO Deputy Clerk -. FLICfl, SEPARABILITY AND' Notice Is hereby gIven that WHEREAS, slid Petition was $1 B N STROM. KEN N E T H a EFFECTIVE DATE. - , - - _______________ - Ioose".and the thief" in the filming - - -I York, which she . ' .._jr m.*. ming "to keep . 11'45 (10) HAItI PATROL (MON. WED) - T1JESDAY. clauicbyRudyardtcipling (H) ID 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE Fetuied a one.1.egg.d high four times a week with "a becolne an action actor now." She got her first chance terrific gymnastic coach," - 11:30 61 PASSWORD PLUS - (tO) MATH PATROL )P.ION) 4(1O) INSIDE. / 001(101. FR)) 24(tOlBooKnnD(wEo) I 10) STOF1YROUND(1IIUt - 2:10 U (17) MOViE - Colorado Tent. drowning by an Indian family becomes the familys protector In But that won't last forever. says. "My real love is in doi, • 11:00 6 " WHEEL OF FORTUNE P0 THE PRICE IS 111(11.41 7 0 LOVE BOAT (ii) U1(3.)PTLUB 410)32lco?4rACTr,,) 1:00 ) (.4) THE BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE I)0NEWS to Moscow (Part 1) DEA-$3 ' . the East Then, for two and a half years. , -' of • 10:30 I Q ALICE IR) (MOW-WED, FR)) 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) 12:35 The Trouble Witt Cl) i t.ovi IB1W)i1966) Rosalirtd fltjs. Hayly Mills S - - Clerk of the above.styled Court on Family Lines Fed CU, vs Lynn Sanf., 14794$, & $131.50. DESCRIPTION: SEC I TWP 21S Export & Carpet Inc., $15,321 94. Etherson & Lenore, 230 A. Sharon of the Circuit Court, Seminole EAST OF MARKER STREET otherwise a default and ultimate I Hull. 109 Fox Ridge Run LW, AtI. PlatI. Bk. Scm. vs George C. r AS, 13.019.51. County, Florida in accordance AND WEST OF STATION RGE 30E: LOT 13$. BEG SE COR L C. Powell vs ElIzabeth judgment will be entered against Gloria with the Tickl• Jr., $371 Curry Ford Rd., Durland. Walter Durland & Walter provisIons of the Fic. STREET ¶16199 SEMINOLE- LOT 12 RUN S19 DEG 43 MIff W James K Freeland vs you for the relief demanded in the IN titious Name Statutes. To-Wit:' COUNTY, FLORIDA AND MORE 117.23 FT N 31 DEG 41 Mill E 121.) Petition. Section 063.09 FlorIda Statute, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED FT76DEGSIMIN E)1IFTTOW .WlTNES my hand and oficiaI - I 1957. 'w, • - hEREIN; FOR THE PURPOSt RWS'!1L1WLYONR.W935' sealê(saidCourlonthe2nddayof .:.'i 51g. DAVID 1. PARR THE FT TO BEG FAIRY LAKE September, AD. 1950 OF CONSIDERING %bIish September 15, fl, 29, a. (SEAL) REZONINGOF THE PROPERTY MANOR PB 7 P0 99 - -- a meeting - - containing the name, Of properly OffIce Box 1330, Sanford, FlorIda, MARKET. and that I intend to ON THE PROPERTY LOCATED County, Florida, described as 51,462.33, bit underwcre, socks, three and a half - ALTAMONTE CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY, serve a copy of your written Noticeiherebygiventhat lam AMENDING THE DETAILED FECTIVE DATE. No isi, wp 'Cbmflaflk Pine C6stlévsJo 18Uf01 Senford,-Florlda Semiriot, LombrdI'sSñ1oids,In. v- AtI. Nat. Bk. Scm. vs Roy C. . 111-77. OF THE RIGHTSAND PRIVILEGES FOR Marriag.,end you are requIred to me to with little ts-uises and cuts," Association. Itold them about she says, but in her case, my background and they Why you shouldn't is because, first, you're wearing ' Beneficial Fin. vs Gerald & 90$ I Windsorig Apt. AS $19006, Crestvlew Ave.. LW, 11,537.00. Liberty Mutual Ins. vs Shar, of Florida, that the CommissIon will , FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SAID hold a public hearIng to consider L6NDWITHI$ THE MUNICIPAL . youfeelhotduring the course stairsor off buildings, getting sending him pictures telling . A.J. Russl vs lllah McGill, Cologgi, 626 Wiilow Wood Ct, AS, Sorrento Apts a. 1. Joyce. md, (SEE LEGAL DESCRIPTION NOTICE OF ACTION BELOW) REDEFINING THE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ' a rn • 12:15 (1)OABCNEWS (!2)(17)SANFORDANDSON butlhadtochase him firstfor Still, fire is treacherous and body is turning all the time." dolph A. Maxwell Jr., & Victoria Delures Mastroberte, $161721 Semoran nivd, apt 0. Sun iance anf'tled: AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT NOTIFIED that ALBERT (725 Poinsetta St.. CO. Apts, CII R ,l1l Bunker In, Sant., $1,113.30 ________________________ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE REDDICK tICS illed a Petilion In Peak Textiles Inc., vs Kenneth 5. $37.00 OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SAID LAND ANNEXED; the Circuit Court of Seminole . Hainfl & Carrie B., $45060 cay Fowler due $100., from Hamid pitt. Amica Ins. due - Nekovie a all trained in fire put me out show him exactly how it will with Harry Madsen, the best AND MORE PARTICULARLY DICK, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING rrlckson dba Aries Industries. $960.54 & $31.50, Petitioner, ' S 10:15 COVER (NON) ;(1O) COVER (it)) LEI1ER PEOPLE (TUE. THU) i4(l0)MATllPATnOL(FFli) • fl(A)T1CTACDOUOH (POTO TELL THE TRUTH (1) FAMILY FEUD ' '-'. • S - (fl'S MoviE 12:00 I)0STARKYANDHUTCH 7:30 • 14(1O1AOLJTVO(JIritLfl 7) 0 NEWS 7:00 BULLSEYE ti (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE PM a Bill Cua rides United Airitnet 247 pasSenger plane for Its very last mght PM Magazine Investlgatos nie mystery of lee Shroud of Turin w,lhoneotitsfirmbelievers, CDQJOKER'S WiLD I1J) (5) BARNEY MILLER (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT CI(17)ALLINTHEFAMILY • .$ (10) MATHEMAIICAL F1ELA 11:45 NBC NEWS 1)0 CBS NEWS 1)9 ABC NEWS (1T1(J5)SANFORDANDSON "J (10) AS4ERICAN GOVERNISIENT -• ' IiI(17)BOBNEWHART Either I'm running or if her commercial pilot father _____ 0(DQNEWS 6:30 •- -. 0r4DAVlDETTEflVAN SI 0' THE JtTfFtISONS R) (NON-WED. FR)) $1 fl OCTOOFU ,S(AZINE - (litU) II (351 35 LIVE (lOBOOtBiRD(uOtl qM•A's•H (11) (.i5) MOViE PurSu4 Of The • Graf Spee' CI (1957) Anthony Quayie. John Gregson The Nay destro-s the famous German bt lieship during World War)) 12 Hr$) - EVENING ( 1( - 10.00 MOYL - seconds on the soap opera, fans set up high, pointing Island seven miles off Miami, thousands from "Search for Tomorrow," for down In front of me." and $1,O. Few people would have In short, she says, "I don't civilization. "There was done that to begin with, and take risks because I wouldn't . nothing to do but drive for fewer still, the way she did, hurt myself for anybody. And three hours and I drove that Laughing mischievously, stunts are never a last-minute car to death." Even so, she didn't just" she says, "I'd only done six thing. They take timeS.to set partial burns before, so I up." walk into stuntwork, although called Mickey Caruso in For instance, before a stair she was already in the inCalifornia, who's the best fire fall which, she says, is a dustry. "I always wanted to stuntrnan in the business, and seriesof'gymnasticmoves, "I get Into films and I was a he told me how to do the whole ask the director, how do you production assistant, but FLORIDA' CASE NO. $O.1S70.CA.04.E OF LONGW000, FLORIDA. AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND and • Monday, Sept. 29, 1980-.IB 4 (10) DICK CAVET'T Guest $72.53 Southern Loan I OLJRSEL'ES says New York stuntwoman "Finally, I smear Vaseline horses. "Speed has always Victors Vanderkloot; 25. "I on my face. I don't need more intrigued me," she says. was expecting the roar of the protection there because the And cars, which she will be entered against you forthe relief demanded in the. Petition, WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on September 11, 1950. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWIT. JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk PubliSh: September 15. 22. 29 & October 6.1910 DEA-77 a. Coleen M. oo4i vs Burl Michael - .&)omestic Fin WP vs James K. t)rennen $360 a. $31.50 Lycans & 'V1 vette, 615. Devon ., 5. CONSULTANT, and that I of Seminole County, Florida, Robert M. Morris, Esquire. P.O. subled, however, to tazes, if any Drawer 1430. Sanford, Florida 'intend to register said name with tue. for the year 1950 at public 32771. on or before October 16, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, tcry to the highest and best 1950, and file the original thereof Seminole County, Florida In cordance with the provisions of the bidder for cash at 12 oclock noon with the Clerk of this Court either is my country. The greatest reported to Maj. Harry request. In the 1970s, Zim- within two years of the flghtingfortheSilverStar if! didn't think I deserved - honor Is to get an award from Julian. Johler told ZIm- merman began his fight to get courageous act. Zimmerman does not know 7Axnmerman said. - vow' country. It's the greatest merman that Jullan planned the Silver Star he believed he -• '__Lal Notice UNITED cySTATES DISTRICT IN THP CIRCUIT COURT, COURT, MIDDLE DISTRICT OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL F L OR I 0 A • 0 R LA N DO CIRCUIT. IN .ANO FOR;.---DIVISION—COURT NO. -ssa- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. theIictjtiousname,(LONGwDOD ORL.CIV.R—UNITED STATES CASE NO. SO-1t31CA-04.E TRAILER SALES, and that I OF AMERICA. IN RE: The MarrIage of Plaintiff, vs Intend to register said name with PERCY MILTON, WILLIE VINCENT 0. GIACOIA, JR.. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Husband. AARON FLEMING, it al Seminole County, Florida in . Defendant(s)—NOTICE OF and cordancewithpe provisions afthe cfltiou5 Name Statutes, To-wit:' SALE—Pioticeishei-ebygiven that DOROTHY M. GIACOIA. Wife. ursuant to a Summary Final Section 36509 Florida Statutes NOTICE OF ACTION )ecree of Foreclosure entered on 1957. september 3, 1910 by the above TO: Vincent 0. Glacoia, Jr. Sig. Keith W. McCuen Little Fresh Pond Road PubliSh September iS, fl, 9 and mtitled Court in the above styled Southampton, New York 11961 :ause, the undersigned United October 5. 1950. DEA.76. States Marshal, or one of hIs duly YOU HEREBY ARE authorized deputies, will sell the NOTIFIED that a Petition for FICTITIOUS NAME _______________________________ Notice is hereby 9Ien that i am • 3roperty situate in SemInole Dissolution of Marriage--vinculo'CUnty, Florida, described as: Lot has been filed against you and you engaged in business at P.O. Sos 3017, Longwood, Fla., 32730, fl, 1ONE PINES, according t are rejired to serve a copy of up his battle for the Silver is not a decoration, but the Where schrapnel had torn into who thought the vessel was wrote. He received a letter from Star, but he said all of 3 story of mutual raverence — the flesh, put the fire out with filled with Japanese soldiers. his for America, America's a fire extinqulaher before the Johier and Zimmerman the Department of the Army friends encouraged him to S • FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Ishereby given that I tii engaged In busineis at 200 Highlin. Drive, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under If Maj. Jullan ever filed the DELRAY BEACH, Fla. honcr to give to your coun.- tO recommend tUrn for the deserved. dation. UPI — Even though World try." corn Silver Star. However, he discovered War II veteran Louis Zirn. But within a month CorregiZImmerman's hour of cour"They needed proof and mennan only fights the age came when Japanese dir feil to the Japanese and military persormel records everything, and our -records .Japanese in his dreams, In his artillery fire started a blaze In all of the American and had burned in a 1973 fire at the were destroyed, everything waking hours he Is still a paint shed adjoining Battery Filipino soldiers were taken National Personnel Records lost. It was so heartnter ITT- St. Louis. %Ien engaged in a war'— to get the Geary on the rocky iland of prisoner Julian was put breaking," Zhnmenna told Silver Star medal he says he Corregidor In the PhIlllpInes. ship with thousands of other wrote to Sen. Richard Stone, the Miami Herald. "I was horn in this coun- Legal Notice Legal Notice FIciiicci iirit Bjlitles 10 Gii,i Silver Star For' War Heroism -. ____________________ T------------.7-i.i_.._..,_..ii -S. . S -.---- - - I - ..- -------- , - S - • . . . �-. i ) • . . 2.8-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - Monday, Sept 2, 1SO -, --SchooI Jells Also Mean School Bills! Raise litra Cash Thrqugh A Want Ad. HeIpn(sd 18- I CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole l6REPT, MRS. 51'ILL 831-.9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 5:30 PM 8 00 AM MONDAY tiru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon (Al . I j ' w10 *EW 1't1,ElR\MPi I koE) TP4C6 I t'4I' LHO.EP,PE 1/600p leading Life inwranc. Ci Apply 2593 S. Sanford Ave. c call Mr. Hirt for interview 323-8292. - c line 3tc a ins 3k a line Itjme 3 consecutive times lco,neculivetimes Houos I - p I -P'5t4 ii NEED ROOMATE-Prefer PARTS CLERK Ii FO single female to share house same Call 321-0211, Bi.PR- Ij Must type. Parts knowtedge I with_______________________ helpful. Full time position --' BONATE Ii .....il Excellent frinne henellix I '10 0..,.... Ly,'wuil Contact Personnel Dept. A. D'da & Sons, 327-1030 elf. 268. wkly & SANfORD- Peas Equal Opportunity Employer monthly rateS Util inc. Kt 500 Oak AdultS 911 1983 ____________________ Barter ¶vanted. 011iff's Barber Furn. f3drm for Pent.Kit, Priv. Shop, 26 E. Broadway, Oviedo. Teie. 365-3946, Eve. 36,5.3395. 2927 S Park Ave. after 4 week______________________________ days and alt day weekends. __________________________ R.M., L.P.N., EMT Part time insurance exams, Should have If you don't believe that want ads economical car. Turn those b-ing results, try one. extra hours into dollars and enjoy meeting new people. Working adult female to share 2 Write B. Koehler RN-Box bedroom, 2 baftl with same. 11392, Gainesville 32604. Reasonable. 323-7922. ' , -. - ._. - .. PLUMBER'S HELPER Will train if willing to work. Learn a money making trade, DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication AAA EMPLOYMENT $917 French Ave. 333.317i - Corner50th$Fre,cj Your future our concern Sunday - Noon Friday A.4.......4. ...-•••- .,. -- ôre 3-Cemeteries RESPONSIBLE Child Cars in up. my home. Infants Pinecrest area. Call 3735344. ACRIF ICE-To settle estate. 2 Side by sde burial SC5 beautiful Oaklawn Memorial Park 1300 for both $900 value. Phone'!)? 376. & WANTED responsible person to care for infant 14 yr. old In my home Mon..ri.$:30.5. 3736501 aft S p.m. 4-Pet.onals - ---.-- I WHY BE LONELY' W'rite "&et A Mate' Dating Service. 'All I ages. P 0 BOx 6071, Clear. I I water, Fl 335)9 "UNATTACHED? Meet new compatible companions In Sanford area. Lowest cost, elaborate, confidntIat and dignified nationwide system. Free literature. Dating of Prestige. Williamstown, Mass. 01267.:' -- --- 5-Lost & Found ____________________________ R EWARfl ----------- 1flAA LOSt: BLACK POMERANIAt4- I yrS. old. Vicinity of East 14 St. Reward. Call 322 1354 6-ChUd Care Spur of the moment babysitting. Werly, Daily rates Day £ Nighi. 333-9.64 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 2621 5. Sanford Ave Sanford, Ft., kminol, County, Florida, under the fictItloui name of NEW AGE MARKETING CONCEPTS INC., and thi intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Count%', Florida In accordance with the provisions-of the Fictitioul Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes $957. Sig. Randall L. WInters. Pre. Publish September 79. 8. October 6, 13. 20, 19*0 DEA-163 - _, .. -.--- . . PubliSh September 39. 19*0 DEA 153 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION NO. IO-1SM'CAlt-P SANDRA J. SHIELDS. Plaintiff, ,• P.%UL EVERETT HEATON, Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: PAUL EVERETT HEATOP4 drt' ?,cTiflED that an ôtliefl for ,ttorcemen? has been f:'d againtt you 4:itj you are tt .&jired to serve a cepy of ,Our written defenses, if any, to It on Plaintiff's attorney; HR. THORNTON JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. BOX 215 1010 PENNSYLANlA AVE. ST. c10u0, FLORIDA 337*9 on or before October 17, $910. and (lie the orIginal with the Clerk of 'fi.s (cult eillssr before itrrvice Q Pkintilts attorney or .MateI ';' .a4f. ilt.erwise a .1. 'ault wi' ,n:Ier'i .gainit you t,i thy ."L tf demanded In the cc. plaint WITNESS my hand 6nd sdal of this Court on September 12, 1910. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKwITH JR. Al CIerk,of the Court BY: Eve Crabtre. fluty Clerk ?j,i 5c,lyniber 15, 12, 29, S Oilober 6, IPSO DEA-17 un. , r. ' 'A.. . '. •' . '. i , --- ,-_. ------------- -. 18-Help Vanted .. - - - SECRETARY RECPT. Accurate typing, life office ci Will train on insurance forn $110 wk. + cxc. benefits. LPN, Part tim,. 3.11 Stilfl. Apply at Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. PASTS DRIVER WANTED Automotive Parts ServIce Apply 2533 S. French Ave. n..n,.-.m.., I Al AAA EMPLOYMENT 1917 French Ave. 323.31 Corner 20th & French Your future our concern mnn needed. Apply in person at McRoberts Tires, 105 W. lit. St., Sanford. COMMERCIAL refrigeration man & Exp. Stock person. Apply In personto: Food aarn, 25th St. & Park Ave. BOYS & GIRLS AGES 13-18 EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL CALL 322.2611 SECURITY GUARDS -Need Immediately. Full S. part tim Nights weekinds. Exp. jir ferred but not necessary. Mu have car & telephone. Ci Orlando 841-7543 9 am. to noon Monday thru Fri. Equ Opportunity Employer Mi SELF SERVICE STATION Need full & part time hel Must be honest, Local reside & over II years of •ge Pro sharIng, Insurance, mal medical & paid vacatior Apply at Imperial Oil Co. 12 S. Park Ave., Sanford. I phone calls. Legui Nntice 1 IT!II lU1 -- Exp. Cabinet Maker - -- Eap. Warehoul• help needed. Apply at Sunniland Corp. Hwy 17.92 and Stat, Rd. 119. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Exp. Expanded duty, full time. Sanford area. Call 3)91331. SECRETARY IxcelIent typing & shorthand a must.Dictaphon, helpful. Previous financial experIence preferred. This pcaition is for 1 of the natloft's fastest growing manufacturers and we are looking for people to grow with us. We offer pleasant working conditions, excellent benefits & salary commenwrate with abilities. Call June OMeara, 3210270. Equal Opportunity Employer. DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairside '5R Light office skills. Ex. St{1& glorious opportunity., ..AAA EMPLOYMENT 1917 French Aye. 323 5176 Corner 0(20th & French Your future our concern ******** ROOM FOR RENT Prlvete Entrance Call 322 3333 ____________________________ - _________---------- __________________________ GENERAL LABORERS Several position, versatile dutiqs, will train. AAAEMPLQYME NT 1917 French Ave. 373-5116 Cornerof20th& French Your future our concern _____________ ___________________________ ________________ ________ 24Business qportunities jrvvnu r,'.ILa. TRAir port unity. Gas a -Ion distributors needeu. Amway, Shackles dealers welcome, Similar marketing plan. New Age Marketing. 323 0232 between 9-3. ____________________________ - Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classif led gal at The Herald, 3222611, or 331 ____________________________ Housekeeper, General Cleaning In my home Tues& Thurs. 322-7121 ______ ' - - hal.'. ,, PORZIG REALTY in Dry Cleaning Plant, Sanford Dry Cleaners, fl) Palmetto. -___: Hey Kids Looking for an extra dollar? Ask .Montl. Dad tO tCt YOu (ivy a classified ad sale - - - OWNER MOTIVATED -Family styte restaurant, in' ctuding Real Estate. Excellent buy. Going business, $55,000 with $15,000 down. Owner will hold, mortgage al 10% LPNFULLOR PART TIME 11-7 Shift. Apply at Lakeview Nw'slng Center, 919 E. 2nd St. 37-8uiness Property ror Nent or Lease 1.700 Sq. Ft. Commercial Bldg. 502 French Ave. Formerly Sports wear. and Beauty shop. Available October. Call 322-9558. .... 3 germ. carpet, SANFORD CHA, fenced, 5323 mo. Award Realty, REALTOR 339 2300 or 9346726. - - IBcjrm, asr, adults. SliSmo. lnquire50OQ l-3p.m, 9.417663 - - - - ___________ 2 Bdrm., 2 Bath. Living and dining rm. Kitchen fully equipped. Laundry room, washer and-dryer included. Screened-in beck porch, with storage room. Near 4 Townss Shopping Center In Orange -: CIty.. 1st, last and Sec. Required. Call Jeanie $741432. Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" fast' wIth--s worst ad. TRULY NEAT AS A PIN Prt0t for the small famIly. 2 bedroomitomewiffineadynew carpet, roof. etc. E*c•Ilent Country Club Manor location, $32,650. . 40-Condominlums - LAKE MARY.) Bdrm, 2 bath, air. $375. Close to schOols, 5CC 323 3871 Aft. _______________________- - -_________________________ _____________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PROPOSED ANNUAL BUDGET AND CAPITAL PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. NotIce Is hereby given that a Pubtic HearIng will be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, - FJerIda, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on OTober 13, IPSO, to consider the Annual Budget for tfie fIscal year of Oc. lober 1, 1950 to September 30, 1911, and a Capital Program. A copy of said budget and capital program shall be availabl, at the Office of the CIty Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. All parties In Interest and citizens shall hays an opportunIty to be heard at said hearIng. H.N. Tamm Jr. City Cl,rk of the CIty of Sanford Florida Publish September 29, 1980 DE A. 137 CITY OP ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDJR THE ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, that the CommIssion wilt hold a public heavIng to consider enactment of Ordinance No. 35010 entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. DINANCE NO. 22$-i] OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A COM. PREHENSIVE ZONiPda PA94 WITHIN THE CITY OF, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF "P.0" PROFESSIONAL OF F I CE ZONING _c.AS!F.!c.11QN. TQ..TttAT PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF GEORGE STREET, EAST OF MARKER STREET AND WEST OF STATION STREET IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, PROVIDING SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. The CIt CommissIon will consider same for fInal passage and adoption after the publIc hearing which will be held in the City Hall of Altamonfe Springs. on Tuesday, the 7th day of October, 19*0, at 1:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possibI,. At the meeting interested partIes may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. This hearing may be COfWiiijid from time to tIme uldi) final action is taken by the, City Commlssien. If anyone decides to appeal any decision on this oçdinance. he will need and will need to insure that a verbatim record of the wqcwdktgs which includei the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is !o be based is made. A copy Of the proposed or. ilinenco Is posted at the CIty Hall, Altqmonte Springs, Florida, and copies a's on file wIth the CIert of the City and same may be in. speded by fits public. Dated this 2Rh day of Sep. tember, AD. 19*0. Phyllis JordaN. CMC CIIy C$ert oftheCityof Aliamoide Springs. horldi. PubIIih September 19. 19*0 DEA-159 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meetIng on October 10, 1910, In the City Hall .1 Il:ZA.M,)n order to consider, request for i varIance in the Zoning Ordinance as if pertains to 5141 yard setback requlremants in SR.JAA Zoned District in lot 24, BIk C, IdylIwilde, 5th Sec. Being more specifically described as located at 110 Brierwood DrIve. Planned use of th, property: Swimming Pool. B.L. Perkins Chairman Board of Adjustment Publish September 22, 29, 1900 DEA.I19 IN THE FAMILY COURT OP THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SUMMONS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LANCASTER WILLIS JUNIOR ROBINSON and DORIS SIGMON ROBINSON, - PETITIONERS, VS. WAYNE PEEBLES, an adult, and LAURA ANNETTE PEEBLES, a mInor of less than fourteen (14) years of age RESPONDENTS. TO THE RESPONDENTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM. MONED AND REQUIRED to Reply to the PetItIon In the above entif led action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you and to serve a copy of your Riply to the Petltlpe on (Pie subscrIber hereof at his office In Lancaster, South Carolina, within twenty (20) days after the service hereof, exclusive of the date of such sorvice and if you fail to Reply to the Petition within th tIme aforesaid, the Petitlonets will apply to the Court for thi relief demind,d In the PetItion. June 9th, $910 Lancaster, South Carolina 5 - TELEPHONE SOLICITOR ' Sales .- Attorney for Petitioners COUNTERSIGNED BY: Vernon McMann* Clerk of Court Family Court Sixth Judicial CIrcuit NOTICE TO THE ABOVE NAMED MINOR RESPONDENT AND TO THE PERSONS WITH WHOM SHE RESIDES: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that unless you apply and have some suitable and competent person appointed as Guardian ad Litem for you to appear an. defend your interest in this adior within twenty (20) days after thu date of service upon you, the un. derslgned attorney lot the PetitIoner will apply for ap. polnlment of said Guardian ad Litem to represent you herein. June 9th, 1910 Lancaster, SoiAh Carolina S Berry I.. Mobley Attorney for PetItioners Berry L. Mobl.y Attorney at Law Lancaster, S.C. TO THE USPONDINT 'ABOVE NAMIDI YOU WILL PLEASE NOTICE tisal the Petition in the above action was tiled In fits Office of the Family Court lot s Lancaslsr County, South Carolina, on the 22nd day of July, IPSO. September tO. 19*0 Lancaster, South Carolina (SEAL) Sorry I... Mobley *2104-My for PetitIoner Publish $,epfembec IS, *2. 19 19*0 DEAlS - BUSINESS SEA V.ICE.LISIINI. ,. HIARTOrPLmoa RUt ESTATI FlorIda 32171. Manager for Self Service Gas Station. Career opportunity for Male or Female. Salary, comm. bonus, profIt sharing, major medical insurance, life insurance, Etc. Must pass polygraph, See Mr. Dawsort, 1201 S. Park Ave., Sanford. WANT ADS ARE BLACK 4. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. LAYOUT.FITTERS 8. Machinery operators for steel fabrication. Work includes plate, structlonal & mIsc. Top pay & good benefits. Apply at: Florida Iron Works, $60 Wade St., Winter Springs. LPN. Part time all shifts. San fprd Nursing Convalescent Center. Contact Mrs. Brown, 372 $366. - I c-" V lu15 J?7lI I ' e DIQI 322 -2611 ot .8.31-9993 4. . S ' - - - Air Có,itlonIng Clodc Aechanic will 'service' A('s refrig, freezers, water cools, misc. Call 373 7754 anytime I - Nursing Hon*InWrovemeflt% Repair Caipentry, I'ainting. Mint ofall types Lie Bonded insured u4.s,loo.. GWALTNEY JEWELER 104 S. Park Ave 372 6509 AIt.ratioin apery Upholstery & ______________________________ - ALTERATIONS, DRAPERY & Reas. Your UPHOLSTERY fabric. 3770707 . Remodeling & Repair, Dry Wall Hanging, Textured Ceilings. S. AaIlnt. 3234532, 3228663. COWUteP Store _________ ConCrete Vk W,athertlt.Conitrvctlon Aluminum Siding & Soff 3234429 Free Estimates ______________________ - - - Juu Home Repair r°'°1u J.IPAPERHANOINQ 36 't'rs Eiip Work guaranteed tiC. FiiO Est. 5621947. - - - - ------ ----- CHARMING 2 STORY in lovely residential are. 3 Berm, family rm.. fireplace, centra heat, paddle fan. ,, . Bttsr Than - Notice-- .Auto... Qua. ANYTHING INFENCI Housewives Cleaning Service Tinting. -T:ucks, ...C n.Unktorsauriy,Rus1k.. _PyA4M$depwt Vans, Cars, Southland Tinting. I3egular or ltime basis for r&1c. 'Post i. au. Free EstImates. Ph. 323.3703. Weiiowashwindows FreeEst. 477.5a94 534-5122 $304322 - - Looking For a New Home? Checktfie Want Ads for houses, ii every-size endpi4c* ---- -. 'MULYfPLtLI$TIPSQREALTOR Newl I Beauty ' - T4WER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Hat nell's Beauty 3l9E.ISISP,,327.$743 fl Bead making Deintratlon _______________________ MAGIC MILL II Grain Grinder 122.1360 Repelts & Insulation Refinishing ___________________________ _________ _________ Furniture - _______________________ SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS! 13-all I. Blown. CUSTOM Ifi SULATIOPi CO 323 lII3oq 134 1221 Free st Furniture refinished, expert & reasonable. Free estimates & pIckup, (We buy a. sell used furniture.) Variety of finishes & Antiquing. "Good as New' 843-7075. _________________________ Legal Servis Gold & SIlvr •s __________________ Building Stons& LsiilscapeR,odc _______________________ CErPSt$ • C. CALV1* NOSYATH. Ally. Southland BuddIng 9LeaRoalstI-4 _____________________ - Gnxming'&Bo,tllng CAIIPETOR VINYLINSTALLATION MEINTZER TILE Newor r.psir,leaiiyshowersour specialty. 25 yes. E'*p. 549-1512 Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer It loday In the ClassifIed Ads, flA,. Will $25 . - Call 829.1414 ,o. - - ''W Service Fr,wood, Fr - COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE ____________________ EVEN BETTER. UI I -. - ' - ---s . - Wkzlow& SCT$Ifl Repah - . ... SUPER 3 Bdrm, I bath home In Wyanwood on large loft New roof I Lets of potentlalt Central H&A, ww carpet, Fla. rml Only $34305. - - I plenty o prospects Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads, _______________________ - 104 Gal-I-lIon Dr., Country Club Manor. 2.1.532.000.. REALTORS %ottipI, Listing when you ., ., - CL:sIfied Ad - 43-Lots-Acreage ________________ ing•.Bush Hog CUSTOM MOWING & Brush CuttIng of Acreage. HIlltop Realty Co, 331 5284. - WINOOW&SCREENREPAIR aIsOPATIODOORS .322-131.3 - - - Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? MA MOOS & t let yj hoyt a classified ad5 naran. 0.1. ., Dad NEWHOMES lto* - nl.o73, have several choice lots. 113W.1s1$i, *U1,TOR 3131W. l,st St.. 2.79fl w. Ovneltwnfla, Irdiar p.ap 322-7111 ________________________ -.--.. I I --, , .. I 1?t.- . ,.- - __ I .- ' - ________ . .. - g - 1 - .' V. '_5 __ _________ 's"4VIL0 S . ' , ,, 1,1 ' . , _j rJLj11rcr. - W1J 'T WL SrlIM__- " (Seth with Bookcase Coldspot by Sears. Low hours. Exc. cond., LU bottom freezer, 5100 3493571 or 319-5271. Commercial Ice Cube Maker, Frigidaire. Makes 450 lbs per day. $500. Call 323.6470, _,-wCyI.p•.w',. ' MICROWAVE Brand New, push button control - - - - -- - 80'Autos br Saii' 1976M0NtE CARLO Clean 323 2606 -_ -, - ------- 62'wnGarde'I WE BUY CARS .. Jul 5 V IDUM riurn 1969 Ponitac Bonneville, Clean and good rulilirig (ondilic*m. 5.400 3-49 59fl -______ ------ --- ___________ - 7) arid up Models 5200 5500 Down A steatty lob and you ricie 834 ISOS, 3399100 - 62- A---'Farm 1951 Ford Tractor in Good Condition Also do houseclean 'riQ by Ihe hour. 372 0094 UNCLUTTER YOIIR CLOSET Sell those thIngs that are jusI taking upipace with a wanted in the h4Id 311 1611 or 131 I -_____ ---- . -- 65-Pets.Suppiies AKC DOBERMAN PIN SCHERS $50 to $100 terms considered Call 363 5710 1971 F'at DISport coupe Nely rebuilt engine. tnariS,niii,at, New Brke. itlpf 'or PirrIli lirci, Pioneer AM FM CasSetta SlAb or besI offer 534 4793 aft p nm - FREE to 5000 nome w fenced yd Afoan Hound, Spayed female ISO? Washington Ave USE F) Ililt', 5-A (Si P. A OK Tir,' M.irt a Sell for a, p ......... II _____________ ',40V . - '79 MG Midget, like new Low Sawdust and shavings, pick up rail - AM FM Best offer over VfltT'W+tkCriri__ti,i,i 7 _-----ioo- 3-443-,.4$.4-._-__,_,. Longwood 031 2252 - - - - - 68Wanted - - - - Call 322 36li or 8)1 9993 - , - . OldSmobile SIIi, Wagon. 1971 Reliable TraitsOn,ta, ,on $500 or consider Trid, 869 74j7 , ____________________________ _______________________________ The weather is perfect backyard sale -- - French 373 7534 ___________ -__________ GallonContainens$l,7S 372S995 to Buy - ii DAYTONA AUIOA..,'.CIION -- - Hwy 92. I mile wc'st of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a pubiic AUtO AUCTION oubry Wednesc.ayat I p in It's lheontvoneinFl,...,1.. V,..... the reserved price Call 904 233 $311 for furlher details. BUY usEb F URNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur future Salvage 322 5725. Want ads are black & white & read all Over. ____________________________ WANTED TO BUY-Current Romantic paperbacks in good cord. Any amount 323-9504. - r YOU NAME IT I BUY I Antiques & clean used furniture, Sanford Auction 12155, French 323-1340. Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find - anywhere, has probe. øriginaily 5619, balance 1395, $19 mortll',ly 3390384 ___________________________ MICROWAVE C. CAMPBELL BETTY Lic. REAL ESTATE Broker 1002 S. French Ave Sanlorø Att.Isrs. 323-7173 TOSHIBA Brand new dual power settings. S year warranty. Pay $209 or S10.00 monthly. Financing available. No down papmant. - 3224,01.0 BAKS N. ( eq eva , ________ (jardeq _____________ - 1104 MIlts C I? 92 Orlando 1-194-3160 eStudlo- 1,2,3 BR. Suites Kenmore parts, service, used wIshers;' MOONEY AP. PLIANCES 323-0697 0 Quiet-i. Stery oUnfuma. -Aduft.Famity - REF. REPO. 16 Cu. ft. frost free. Drug. $529 now $203 or $1 ma Agent 339-5354. .. APARTMENTS "luxury For Less" - - ....- ''1 '' -- - 3 Acres Sanford area. Zoned Mobile Home. . 19 Honda Hawk 100 Good (and 51150 or (lest offer 313 $533 lI - - Sanford rurnitureSaivag;,i, 92 So- of Sanfprd 322 8721 - Wekiva River area. 11/4 acre. Zoned Mobile. . - - -_--__--.._. ' cAt. Si,nnls. Ii iiif,l SJ.sil'. -e 5 Pc Dinette Sets, table & 1 chairs. 550 each N0II'i Sanford Furntture3.tvege-4l_... 92 S of Sanford. 322 $721 2 Bdrm, I bath ' 1. - '72 YAMAHA 70 - Er'duro. Good Cord $450 or bel otter Call 3736645 alter i Office Desk and Equipment for .. r - 78-?v'KtorCycIes - NOWFORSALE MODERN 4 54mm, 1½ bath home with Central H&A, very convenient local Ion. Fresh as daisy wIth brand new carpet, vInyl & paint throughout, 134.500 with excellent ts(rns. REALTOR,fl2 , 7 -.-- 3 BEDROOM CS HOME - Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and wi. - 304 Yale Ave. '$250 ma. I under It you quality Mazy GriffIth Realtor . $4351331 333.3991 - Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig $109 35. used short lime Bal 5119.14 or 519 15 mo. Agent 339-$3&. , - - 52-Appliances '-- --------------.-- 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath. Large fenced backyard. Reduced to $29,900. - IIUY SliNK CARS 9-roenslOto 130 (all 327 1674. 222 1460 - - - - Si-A-- Fii-nft tresses 4. box springs, $95 81 8.' Wfl Portable Z*nIDI'TV with Sland. 535 327 0951 ____________________________ S Acres West of Orange CIty on' f-lowland Blvd. $25,000. Terms. 373-7,43. - Deitona 505 Cavalier Ave. 3-2.549.500. Open2to6daily . -. $37,000. I -- I - I Bunk 3 Berm., * Bath. QuIet Pl.Igfs. borlsood. 513.000 down. Assume Mtg. at 9½%. Lic. Real Estate Broker 2540 Sanford Ave. I I -. - - BATEMAN REALTY - - - ur'See)d% but brand new to,,) inc bedding sets only' Free ciier, HallS ,antrrd I ufliluP '>eIaqe 7 91 So of "Sanford 32? 8111 '------ ----- - - 3 Berm., 1 Bath, Block in Woodmere Sundivision. only $27,000. Ds$ary fl3Co(o.nbO Rd. 3.2.347.000. - 'For Sale USed office eqpt, Desx, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from (loll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 97.So of Sanford 3221721 I WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Ciesslf led Ad in the Evening Herald today. lIne bedS are not damaged ' Il 97 Frontage, corner - -. - CASH JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. Same day service 123 7788 a.., Xtra Low Cash. No Osalllylag OPEN TODAY lt a Steal, Let's Deal 3ldrns tree shaded beauty. 2)04 Cavdova Dr.. Sanford. 323. 1175, 3 54mm, 1½ Bath. Corner lot excellent neighborhood. $15400. Merclndise -. -- - I & 1-3rd acre, DeBary Frame Duplex + 2 Berm, Block Home. All for $36,900. Top Dollar Paid for Junk 8. Used cars, trucks & heavy equip mint 322 5990 c'o I - Ii Acres DeBary area 2 Story, 4 54mm., 1 Bath on 17.91. 541.000. 77-JUnk Cars Removed I i ,oft of total inventory on brand .'* ntenipi fl LI__ 10 Acres Osteen area - HOUSE Lake Mary 135 Fradricls Ave.3.1½. $41,iOO. 314 DeBary Or. 3.. - .,' - ' , LOWRY ORGAN. LSC F ull or-levi pedal, bench included, C.ocxj cond Peas, 377 0)31 S';igi..r I u'ur,m I ully auto. repoSSrflCtj. uit'd very Short tint,' Original $59). be $l8luq 371 initj ' Aqeqi' fl,t 5)86 - - S Acres Paola - 59-MdJsIcai I Equipment, __________________________ 2 Lots on Canal, Denany area Looking fora job? The Classified Ads will help you find that job. DONT STORE IT. SELL IT with a low coil Classified Ad -. 51-Household Goods 43-Lots-ACreage Berm., 2 Bath, nicely wallpap.red, with Cedar Walls. 1) moe. old. Close to Schools. Large Lot. Assumable at a low interest. 322-323* Aft. S. - ________ _______ I - ,, - 3 -' Wnchester Model 1100 MOdif.*'d. $110 70 Ga Savage Pump, $90. I? Ga Davis Warner SBS. $45. 12 LR Auto Savage, 15527- LR Stoeger Luger Holster. $110. 38 Spc Colt 6". 1110. 380 Auto Pistol Nickel Pearl. $100 3?) 0168 ' ___________________________ close to your phone because something wonderful is about - SANFORD AUCTION. e1215 S. FRENCH AVE. 323-7340 - OWNER HOLDING service 1300 Terrace Dr. 3-2. $41400. - FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & hint 32) 7510 - - pla,,v a ,-.. ... Dinettes, co,.i, t,'i, hiir5, oIfo-e tables. end tahles, bedroom furniture. p'cturej, Ihmps, somethng for everyone. $VISA-MC ACCEPTEDS 5 CASH DOOR PRIZE $ - 57AGuns&Ammo I I - - ' - . - 104 W. -Coleman CIrcle, PI1ecrest. 3-2. 131.000. 1901 Lake Ave. 34. 51.400. I Vacation time i$lre.ge?w?ma you need for a happy time with a Classilied Ad ____________________________ 1979 LIberty 17s60 Mobile Home. Extras, Lile wood, IS baths, 2 Bdrm, 517.300. 32 $417, By Owner 3 Berm. Family rm Large Citrus lot in town, 2 yrs old 5.31.300. Ovi•do 365.1.19% ______________ •PUBLIC AUCTION• MON. SEPT. 297 PM. I ______ - Get - - S Acres Geneva 2523 "Y)9 Frendts)6tsP I 50Jefr Homes 1975 Lamore 12.63 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath Set upin Family Section Call 322 6762 before Noon L,L DRIVE BY AND LOOK, then call our offIce fgr Appt. .' 1 __________________________________ 3.00014K HGE Rings $11 Do: $114 Gross. $8.95 Retail $31 9451. 321 0335 ' See Our br,Iutifui n(w UWOA) MORP IrOn' & rear nP's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Orlando Dr 323 5200 VA& FHA Fancing JORTH AAJTY Perk , Fiberglass Jon Boat, livewells, 7 swivel seats, 6 (p motor. $495. Call 349 5196, ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1792 Sanford, Fla 32771 - - For Sale Dy Owner, 3 Pdrm, 2 bath. Energy saving home in Loch Arbor Fireplace, 1 yr. old, FHA appraised Principals only. Call 323 5105 Aft. 5 30. - . - . - 55-Boats & Accessories MOVING? Buy uSed nackirvi cartons, dish drums. .& mattress cartons packing wrap 321 0105 • - ._.,_ - - . ... -. II I - - UCtiOfl Sat Oct ,1I( HCv everything from ewelry to new clothes, md new applincei 7505 I rot Estate Commercia, I. Residential AuctIons & A i Princeton Ave praisals Call Dell's Auction _______________________________ 323 5670 I v/C JUST LISTED 2 Berm, I bath home with misc. furniture mdl Ideal starter homel QuIet neighborhood, Super locatIon I Just 517,401 323-4302 30-3400 321.1900 __________________________ ________________________ ' PQPPA JAY COUPON BOOKS, 2for 1 Only $100 Call 322 4015 or 322 1145 ___________________________ __________________________ ..'. BARGAIN -- Sales ' IS - . Cash (or Gold SiTvtr )eweiryorColns Tog Price's Call 322 1312 - -_ ____ 42bi CALL ANYTIME MLS TV repo 19" Zenith Sold "l Bal $183 Ia or $17 mo Aenl 54-'Garge DAY ;'.,13;;;.'.11 -- iV000 FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE- All or pert Call 377 7191 or 123 4005 ' ______ _____ , WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THI SANFORDARIA - - Camoufl..eepent,&iacliets Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanlord Ave • 37? 5791 ' SE1GLER REALTY REALTORS Sanford's Sales Leader -. - - EVERY - - OLD FASHIONED BABY BUGGY. Ext, cond.''t3Q, ,Call 322 3667 - -- - - • • - OWNERFINANCjNG3bdrm.,2 bath horns with lakiiew.000d location,oI.ctrlc fIreplace, and more. U&300. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR3fl191 :MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE eSt. 322-9410. -- STORY DUPLEX. 2 BEDROOMS 'EACH-JUST R E N OVA T E D WITH SEPARATE 2 CAR GARAGE. 41.A-CondOminiums 538.500. SELLER TERMS. - 2UNITSPLUSGARAGE BOTH -, -i(tl'lItU. S41,)W. StLLLN L AKE .JENNIE CONDO. WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. MINIUMS lit time of teeing, Prices lrom 6.900 Lakefront, Sales Oflice from lOS Call 3230747. St. Laurent Realty, Inc. 934 5300 BROKEp LGE I Bdrm, I bath,allappl W 2415S. FrenchAve 0. ww car)el. Club & Pool, Sanforci Orlando S2S.900 671 0514 or I 271 3733 321 0640 371 IS?! - - - 3AITE P IES- -New, 5)0. Es change Used 11600 Es change 1109 s S,'ntordi Ave 111 1990 MOVING NORTH 6 Piece Dining rm set wilh Hutch, Provincial Light. Cost $100, Sacrifice $295 I Drawer 120, Cedar Chest, t*iutilul, $73 Headboard, $7 Fiiher Turntable and sland, 5.35 L.iwn Chain 56 9.6280)2 , ' Wanted to buy tied offlyf' equ'pment (loll's Sanford Furnitur. Satvaqr. 1797. So of .afltori13?71fll - ________ 2 Acres Osteen ACREAGE 3 acres $1 II acres, $25,100 5 acm S19$ _, ___________________________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS 1ff DEMAND. SELL NOW WITh CLASSIFIED - IJ RB*LTOR TREETRIMMING,rIfItOVaI,IOI . Animal Haven Grooming I' Boarding Kennels. InsIde & outside Screened runs. Ott floorsleepingbozes,Imulated,. shady kennels, circulating fans. Als AIr conditioned ages We catc. to yur pets. ______________________ 3325132. . -.. _..S - ,, Good Us5 TV"., $738. up MILLERS. 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 322 0352 ' S Acres Seminole Woods '$. RETREAT ho thIs 2 berm. 2 bath Mobile Home on 2½ Beautiful acres. Many t(ees and lakeview only 10 miles from Sanford. $3S000. _________________________ , REALTY _____________________ . - - - . __________ . EXECUTIVE HOME 4 Sdrm 2% bath hem. Mi IDYLL. of LAI Ivery feature Imaiioahhel Peel I Patio I FIreplace, PIa. rm. £ morel A dream hems (eq $125,111. 2$O1 SANFORD AVENUE ORLANDO 3310059 AFTER HOURS, 3238136 Eves 323-0412. 231-1111 2071. *$lSt. _____________________ __________________ ATLAS PLUMBING. Drains, Sewer Cleaning, Master Plumber does work. Leaks, Heatersl, Faucet. p ItlYifTeelTi • 323.1388 323-7B32 PLASTERIfl exp.'small )obs specialty, patching, stuccoIng, simulated brIck. 322 3320, $1 10 Buying Gold 'and Silv coins. Paying current market prices. Plus bonus. 543.1433. - - ' DIVORCE tSiYlI/UIt*sU1d) Al. (STATS 207 W. 10th St. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. dining rm $14,000. $15,000 Owne, will carry. pas-terhç _______ - Beautiful Highly Colored Ocala Fielctaton1$37.50 Ton. Call 393. 7255 Orlando, - Plun')iflg BuyIng Siivef & Gold. Will give $20 worth' of gas for $1.00 In Silver, or pay cash at current market. 542.1425 or 671-3424. OoUe1der - ________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ Lk. Mary Lake front. 4 Berm, 2 Bath, family rm, fireplace. $139,900. WEDDING PHOOGRAPHY by John Cullum Complete album as low as sc0o 373 125$ - - -- DUPLEX (2) 2 Berm., 1½ bath - - -dept.x lii OreamweId WIth CHA, ww carpet, pantry, washer-b, utility 4-ms 0, only S yes. aWl A buy Is, 549,9*0. ' Photography ------------ LONGWOO( Wood frame. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, living rm, central lilA, eat In kit, $26.900 55.000 down & ownCr will hold mortgage Call days only 534 2666. REDUCED I Sdun, I baIt, patio home In Sansral All the extras I Central heat&afr, wie.. urpa?Th. i'm., equIpped sat. in kitchen 0, lots morel Yours for $31,151. 3 BDRM HOME 1121 Summoriin Ave. '- FHA"VAFINANCINGAVAIL;- HAL'LB(RTREALTYipic. - LIKE NEW'$ BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, DEN, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, BRICK FIREPLACE. ALL APPLIANCES, 2 CAR GARAGE. 519,900. - , - ' 2 JUST FOR YOUI 4 54mm, 2 bath home in Pinecrest wIth lets .1 extiasl Large fenced yordl Convenient lecatlonl Wow, lust $394111 CRANK CONSTRUCTION I REALTY. REALTOR 830.1061 REILTY WORLD NEW LISTING IN SUNLAND STATELThIs3edrm,2bam home Is a very special buy. You'll appreciate the extra large lot & roomy layout. Low interest assumption with the •4$ prIce b$36,90O Peper'tnrtg House Ouing ____________ 1 WEST-3 E'drmT l½-tt, rm, f'amlly appliances. 1' Assume 8.5% VA, $201 ma. pays all. lmmldIat, oc cupancy. High 30's. . --. Re. RoslEstateSreker v ,j.ajg 1,0323-3900 _____________________ SERVICES UNLIMIIFO Home Rpir & Remodeling 2lhrs 3230042 FenCe SEST BUY-I Berm, 1½ bath, 14*24 family rm.. brick fireplace, screen rm, extras galore. Extremely clean. 535.500.. - -- -- 1 pcI inlyrest tø uu,mIipct I buyers (lee. hc,rnr'. itfl mOnthly pavrm-nt% i,nd,'r %',() Low ile.ri i- ,f,iit'fi?', 22 ?97 STENSTROM . 1. HEAPS CUSTOM SERVICE Inferior, Exterior FREE ESTIMATES n.sesi '' UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those'thinqs thjp are lust liking upspace wilh a want ad in the Herald 377 2611 or 53$ 9993 - ------ . If you are having difficulty finding a place to lIve, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of, reed all our want ads every day. -_______ _____________- suvau,ing ' - PATIOS-SIDEWALKS OgIVEWAYS 322 $545 3Prc;AL--Car c.i,sning inside & out. Compound 8. wax. Pick up & service. Will gas up to $15. 134.93.142-1032 or 673.3434. 1 _____ - Foi Sale REALTOR 321-139* , Palntlflg& . for S-ak Amsoil Dealer Full inC lubricants and Auto Froducts Special on engine Oil 25000 Mi or I yr service iit Case 1-tO md Dealership .Iv,lil,iblp IS 339 6051 -----CLEAN OIL & ADJUST Your sewing machine or vacuum cleaner $200. Parts 8. suppliei for allmachines Over 20 yrs 'itperience, All work Q.'aranteed Irt'p estimates John's Sew N Vac, III Magnolia Ave Downtown Sanford 323 7/02 4 3013 I - 3 BE DROOMS. Ii BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, SUP R CONDITION ON 4 CITY LOTS 559,900 - (Aosf,SL - 5 MAN, QUALITY OPERATION 9 yrs exp Patios. Driveways. etc. Wayne Bed 321 1321. JIIT'tfl IIiIuulnu SXticiu -tous, Painter-lst Class Work. rPet.Oflableprices. 13 vrs.exa. Kenneth Holt, 322.5259 after CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM - OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. ____________________ WU!1I IIl1Ip1111111 Painti CARPENTRY, REPAIRS Improvements. No lob too small. Call 3230167 after 530 or 3fl-1161 ask for Ken. _____________________ - JUST THINK. IF ClASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY II ____________________ Alun'thumSoffIt&Facia - . Al PERSONAL COMPUTER Ill Oxford Pd, behind the ui. alai - 3)9 $911. Computer,, & p " OUR PATES ARE LOWER. Lakeviw NursingCent,r 919 E. Second St., Sanford 322 6707 ' AutoGlus'flntlng NOTICE TO: You Pc hereby notified that the City Commission of the City of Longwood, Florida, will meet on Monday, October 13, )50 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be called, in Commission Chambers, City Hall, 113 West Warren Avenge, Longwood, Florida, for the purpose of hearing all owners of property to be aswu for the pavIng of Wayman Street, from its intsrsectIon wIth Orange Avenge in the City of Longwood, Florida, to its intersect Ion with State Road 434 in the City of Longwood, Florida, and other persons interested herein, wiso may desire to comment as to the propriety and advisability of th. Improvement, the cost of said Improveqent,'she manner of payment for saId improvemeni, and as to the amount assessed against each property improved. Further, that at saId tlma, the City Commission of the CIty of Longwood, Florida, shall meet as an equaIIzing'board to hoar and consider any and all compiaitds as to such assessment, and for the purpose of adjusting avid szalIzing said assessments on a basis of justice and right. Please govern yourself ac cordingly. Donald L. Terry, City Clerk City of Longwood, Florida Publish September29 1 October 6, vacuum, prewired for in. tercom, garage door opener, extra sound deadening and insulation. Gorgeous country kitchen overlooking pool. Vacant, ready for you to move right in. Owner will assist in financing and take your tradein also, •Al (Ill ,-. -- - I The Tm,' Testt-dl un Peg Real Estate Brat,,', DON. r,irk Av 1116W -, - k'TO Deltona Shopping Center. " --..', .-.--• .. Gold. Silver. Coins, Jewelry, non ferrous metals, KokoMo Tool 'Co otew )st St. 3231100 - 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM. ROOF, FENCED, NEW COUNTRY HOME WITH OAKS, NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $26,500. SELLER TERMS O$nc4. becue. All the features you '--I.--,-- BAKS 1104 N Mills Aye, (17 92) Orlando I $963540 Antiques and Modern Furniture One P'r'ceor Houseful Bridges Antique's 3232801 - y01mt WILSON "AIFc FUI'NITURE BUY, SELL, TRAL.E 311 315 E FIR STST - :22.5622. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611 or $31 9993. 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME. SCREENED PORCH IN GOOD CONDITION. WALK TO LAKE MONROE. 523.000 WILL TAKE SELLER TERMS. . Ieeen baerd .,. .VUIU - WAUTCD Mature wyman to manage retail clothing itore. Apply Jerry's Thift Shop 307 E. 2nd St. kl h 323.5774 I . ' IS - CALL RET WITH OPTION TO' Want Ads Get People Together BUY-Reduced $4,000. I - Those Buying And Those Assume a $20,000 71/ mor. I Soiling. 322-2611 or 531-9993. t09Qe. Custom 3 Bdrm. 2½ bath,formaldinlng rm.f.mlly rm, patio, Carpet, draperies, double-oven range, garbage disposal & dishwasher. Im. LETS TRADE: : Owner will take home, iot. ij$O : on trade tè this 1 bedroom, 2 bath, Rolling Hills home on - .: large tree shaded lot with 322-2611 wUIng Ilendd , . AND LET AN EXPERT DO THEJOB' French Ave., Sanford, REALTOR.3fl.74'pe _______ ---------------- - 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CAR. PETS. flEW ROOF, NEW PAINT. WIRING & PLUM. BING. HURRYON THIS $33,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT, NO QUALIFY 1NG, - 'hiIful. ApPly In person at.. 300 North WARRANTY CLERK-Automotive or computer bookkeeping exp. preferred, Apply Bob Dance Dodge. WHERE THE ACTION IS. Fantastic Lb. Mary via. 3 Idrm. 2 baTh, Cent, Alt, Giant sized oak shaded yard. Extra large game rm wIth peel tabl. 25*21 patie Mint condItion. Excel. nelghbhood. Qwner anxIous re's. CailBart - backgrounçl ..aih for your 13? YOU' 0? 13? our lot V En?erprs, in,, Mode' iic ,Realtor ' __ us, hours flexible. - DELTONA lit AHEA, 2 BLKS. TO SHOPPING LOVELY 2 BEDROOM. I BATH. WITH PRETTY KITCHEN, CUS 'TOM DRAPES, AND GLASS ENCLOSED F LO R I DA ROOM. A REAL SWEET - HEART AT U2,300. IDYLLWILDE Immaculate 3 Idrm, 2 bath. Great room, fireplace, fully equIpped kitchen wilts island. Lovely area near Country Club and Golf Course. S72,910. JuSt Listed. Thislbdrm.,2story home is large in every way but the price. Large rooms, huge oak shaded lot in a very quiet city location. All the POistbiiitlls you've been looking for In a great family home. Priced onty 531.300. And super terms from owner. Trade possible. ' Hourly wage plus bon. .[egaI BerryL."Mobtey CONSULT OUR - L. 2 Glass Doors For 6' opening With tracks Call 3731295 - t/A.FHA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment II Il - 43-Lots-Acre-age _________ _______ -, - W Garnefi Whte eg near Esfte Itrok"r JOHN KPIDEP Assoc 107W Commercial Phone 321 7th Santori LOVELY BRICK. I Sdrm, I% bath, Family rm, 7 years young. Country like settIng. 100*141 yard. Con. Air. ExcI. assumptlo,,n. $43,900. ' .' LOVELY OLDER HOME WITH EXTRA BUILDING LOT. Sell off extra lit and enjoy this fine old 3 Bdrm, 2 barn. New root. Cent, air, DbI. garaga wIth studio apt. upstairs. Well with sprinkler system. Boat shelter. $44,900. SANFORD-VIntage 6 Bdrm, 3 bath, 1g. corner lot. $35,000. W, Maticzowskl, REALTOR 322. 7953 Eves, 322 3387. 1 - PRICED RIGHT Attractive 3 bdrm. 2 bath In lovely Pinecreot SectIon. Easy FHA or VA FinancIng. Only $41,900. FOR SALE oy OWNER Sanford, Ravettna dPark. 3 Bdrm. 1"i bath, large shady fenced yard, $15,000. 327.449,4, Warehouse torrent. 9.000 Square Ft Offices, loading dock & Industrial zonIng 372 $313 ___ Reg.R.altstateBrck.r v 2226670 ce 323.3984 RN FULL OR PART TIME 1.3 Shift-Apply at Lakevlew Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd Sf. Bdrm. House for Rent. Washington Oaks. Fenced Yd f,373 Mo. 322-1109. 3 BORM. 1", bath, washerdryer, AC-Heat, no pets. Lease, $350 mo. A.A. MCClarrehan, Lic. Real Estate Broker 3225992 _________________________ t..n.eIa..,...,A .,._.,___ 'II '"ISC' OI(I UIIU!J REALTORS, Mary 322.5253 37-D--1t'ck,sf,jal .nt ____________________________ - ATMOSPHERE PLUS iii this unique 2 Bdrrn, 1 halts wIth 16*16 screened Ph rm with brick floor. Gigantic Oak trees set the stagel Fantastic land. scaping wIth border ,rass 8. luscIous fruit trsesl Thor. mopane glass, R.19 insulatIon, roof ventIlator's, utIlity rm a shed, pottIng shod 8. workshop. Hurry I 134,300. ASSOCIATES, INC. STEREO I fur cord. Also want monogram ming rriactiine. We buy anything 062 1625 or 671 3121 COMPONENT MODEL with AM FM Radio, 8 track player, Garrord turntable & speakers Pay $93 or $10 monthly, Financing available, no down 3jjf used .4, 1' - nitu. apptiances in working ____________________________ 1910 TOYOTA PICK UP--I Style tt..I msn. W A .1-I radial tir:;, S2 '' "' Refrig Frigidaire $70. Older model refrig. 525 Good cord. 5 PC, wood dinette set, $50 Console TV, $25 3221015 can't talk right nOw...he's in the kitchen doing his thingl" 41HoUSes 1323.5774 Day or Night - 4 "He iaN S. Hwy. 17.92 . "1 WANTED -Clean - 50'-4vJsCeliflos - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkn Furni lure. 705 F 7SIP1 St 1730951 53TV. Radio- Stereo maybe mcjre • -- - BAKS 11OIN Mlii (17 92) OrlanhjoIS963MO -..32LQII We pay cash for 1st & 2nd mortgages Pay Leqg. LiC Morlo,igt. Broker 1101 F Pobirison JI? 29/a REALTORS, MLS - -- __________________________ NICE 1 Bdrm. washer dryer & pool. $220 Aduils, No pets 1 Experienced checker & counter r. ,, Cy r IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm, bath, Central HIA, range, refrig., fenced yard, $325 mo. 921 vaiencia Ct. 645.2124 after -- -. •ERA - --- -. ..I - 47.A-Artgages _________ Sold. HoMkRe1y Homes ______________ FRICKE & FRICKE Adult section Carrtage Cove. Retired couple only. 2 Bdrm, I'.', bath, screen porch, $773 _____________________ Sth MLS month + deposit. 321.0361. _____________________________ 'St., Lk. _______________________________ Blvd. 3Bdrm,l½bathinCountryClub t',.... -- Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305 323 9615 ___________________ Coppola Ano.Inc or NE,P A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Directory. to Buy 68-Wanted ORIENTAL UiS WAN I t1) Top Pr,ce Pai Used, any (nnd;ton 641 5126 19" RCA Color Portable. Warranty Financing available No down Payment. Pay $179 or $10 mhnthty WANTED TO BUY-Homes the City of Sanford for rehabil,tat,on Project. Will pay Loch Arbor Area- Beautifully kept. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home, with pool, well landscaped, with deep well for watering. Energy efficient heat pump and many extras, Call for Appt. $70,000. __________ STONE ISLAND: Contemporary 2 story, 3 bdrm., 3 bat, deck on upper level. Immaculate - inside & out. Tennis courts near. $423 per mo. 322159*. - ' AA.s,',. -- - Yard. Fla. rm., Appliances. 5.330 Mo. $220 Sec. 323-4022. _______________________ Enioy country living? 2 Bdrm. Pool. apIs. Olympic s: Shenandoah Viltage. Open 9-S. ___________ 323 2910. ' ' 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath. New Carpet, $750 mo. + $100 Damage. Mrs. __________________________ Nickle 323 5324. Se' Service Gas Station for Lease, has inside Console readouts Located in Sanford area. Call Carl Lacoss (305)298-1325 between S a.m..1:30 - 3 Bdrrn2Bath Garage c' _______ Lake, in Deltona. Jeanie' 574. 1432. "u""' - ---- - Sunland. 204 5. Sunland Dr. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, carport, fenced yard. Lease 5230. 339-0343. 2 Arits Spacious, modern Bdrm. 1 B, carpeted Kitchen complete. CHA, near hospital & take. Adults. 322 '753 ' - - TELEVISION - LOSING - - YOUR HOME 8. CREDIT' I will catch up back payme,it5 & buy equity I REALTOR lIFFIilrT _____________________ "'' I Good Financing, 3 Bdrm, 1V bath. Large FenCed Yard, Close to schools arid shopping. $39,900. BRAND NEW ______________________ 3eautifuIenergyeffici,7 1 Bath home. Living rm., with _________________________ dining area, Eat.in Kitchen "__ with color coordinated apIn. plianc,j and utility room, ____________________________ Smoke detector, carpeting, Air condition, easy to maintain, Lic. Real Estate Broker Decorator wall covering, floored and llofit.d attic with pull down stairs, an many other features. Quiet DeBary residential area. Contact Mrs. Mary Hauser, 321 0220. $ am. 3 p.m. Monday thru Friday. _______________ ---------.---T 31A-. ipiexes Duplex: N 2 Bdrm, 1 B, LR ___________ ________ DR. Kitchen. Utility rm., w-w carpet, cent. A.H No pets. $330 moCajI UnfUrnished 30-Apartments up' 2S41S. French Ave. 323-0231 _220779.327S353.3223T72 - ________ CASH IN ON RISING FUEL 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath. $295. $100 Damage. 323-1126 Evenings. Tony -- . NEED TO SELL? Call us tay. Harold Hall Realty, - REALTOR 323.3774. - -- ________ , __ EXPER IENCED Part time Car Salesmoñ. New & Used. Good closer. Calt 131-3357. - Rent entrance, cable TV (lookup. batt. phone hookup, close to restaurants No pets, single person only 1723111 after ' ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Unfurnished ------ Clean - Babysitting -My home. Infants to School Age Call 323 96$3 - I 24 HOUR In. 322-9283 2 Acres in Lk. Mary, zoned AgrI. ________---- ' _5App ---- 47-Real Estate Wanted UP to $I0.. r_3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Split Plan, $350. $100 damage. 2 Bdrm., Refrig. Stove, Air, WW, Adults only. No Pets. 1st, last mo--+ security: 323-7539. _______________________________ '--- ' 32-HOUSeS , ----Room For -- ____---_____ -- 3 Bdrm., 1 Beth in Pinecrest. Nice home for stifles or retirees. $36,900 3 BORM, l, bath, waSher dryer, AC-Pieat, no pets. Lease 5350 mo. A.A. McClanahan, Lic. Real Estate Broker 322-5992 Furfl Apt. for Sr. Citizen, very clean. Ill Palmetto Ave. . Cowan-No phone calls. - - '' - Room for rent In prl'vate home. $150 month, femate preferred. Call 32.3 0924 aft. 5 p.m weekdays. 21-Situations Wanted ******** Call 322.191* - i - - _______ REALTY PEALTOR, MLS 2151 S French SuIte 4 W Sanford - ' - - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANPORQ, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing wIll be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October 43, ItlO, to consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Or. dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows; ARTICLE V. USE PROVISIONS SRI 3. Single.Family ResidentIal Dwelling District. C. Density Controls. Paragraph (6) shall be amended fo read as follows: (6) Minimum required living area. (a) Single-family residence, 900 sqt.are feet. ihl TwfacntIy rii'. 100 square feel per family unit. All parties In Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commiulon of the CIty of Sanford, Florida. H N. Tanim, Jr. , & FACTORY WORKERS-H.av work. Retirees acceptable. Cc pays Major Medical. Maturt good learner. United Solvent 3234664. - Legal Notice Legal - Chlid Care, my home Days Nights Except Monday Evening. 3234367 YD Loit Poodle. Silver Gray female. Medium size. Named Sugar. No collar. Likes to play bail. Vicinit of Canelberry, Sept. 20. Reward paid for return of dog, any information leading to her return or her whereabouts. No questions asked Call 339 0742 or $31240. - BabysIftlng Hour, Day or West in my home. $23 WkIy. Sunland Area. )fl•6071. ____________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader Is ii panding aaInit Exper(Mr ii' newly licensed associate needed. If you're lAteilited I a career In Real Estate p to see if you qualify let os Free TuItIon Real Estate Prt License School Scholarship Herb Stenstrem. Stenstror Realty 323.3428. Sanford's Sales Leader is cx. panding againtt Experience -or newly licensed assocIates needed. If you're interested in a career In Real Estate call to' see if you qualify for our Free Tuilion Real Estate Pre. License School Scholarship. Herb Stenstrom, Stenstrom Realty 322.2420. ___________________________ • r.....k..,1 bvGIlIFox - - flROBIIIIS I '. SIDEGLANCES - - ' I Bdrm with Balcony. Central heat, air, carpet, new furniture. Convenient to down. town. $200 Mo. Call 323-1663. NIcely Furn. Remodeled -8. dec. Linens 5. Maid service. (urn, lnq at Green House on corner 5th & Palmetto. REAL,ESTATE Real Estate Tuition I -- - -- 41-3i 121 Fa;ian. Circle- 3,1. CHA. nCor'd, Moving, must sell i fast by owner. 323-3*39. I Large Home, unfurrllthed, SOUth1 3Bdrm. 1' R..th I,•...,aa i' .nruq'o AiPOT, ii! and last St. Close to Schools and and Security. For ADOt. tall II'y, •Jq,7W 322 8514 aft. 6 p.m. - I BORM. convert, to downtown, CHA, caroet, t'iew furn., mo. Call 323-166). - I , EXECUTIVE HOME -sv I cIo to Attamçtnfe, LOfl2WOOO & Casselberry. $350 mo. 53i 2343. ' ' 4-.ucpc 32- I on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.9,2 in Call 323.5610. Sanford. ariner's Villaoe. _________________________ - - 3 linet Minimum Heuses Unfurrjsps,yj I - - -- - S Autumn Brings 'Golden. Leaves' A classified Ad 'Green ResultE 322-2611 rtments Unfurnished - I - . 't: KINP OF Local' Manufacturer has ImItiOOP11ANP ,-rpc I mediate opening for full / .FOOP IkIND i"sOLP THEl I charge Bookkeeper. Call 323. II lT 3a2aforappt.9-4:3oWetkdays I ____________ I I GOOD WHEN \ 'T'OMoUE ,IND Odando - Wintei Park 322-2611 with Major Hoople OUR BOARDING HOUSE -. Monday, Sept 7, 1980-30 Evenlng.Herald, Sanford Fl , 0 Cibflvisisz PH. 322.37 SANFORD. FLORIDA 1505 W, 25th ST. - SANFORD 322-20O AGENCY __________________ $ ' . I .' '- - I - -. .. - ,_ ---,-- - - ----. �S 4 /1* - S - S .. 4 . S - BLON DIE - ,. - 4B-Ev.nlng Hirald, Sanford, Fl HONEY, ~ f-, :,~-_,,])~ - __) L .3 0 COME % THE STOOL .~ I I i _%114W11_~_. _/ ) . ~~P'N aft 6 ~ r1, tZ~,F . by Chic = beloved .20 Nagged ________ i p . %I- . \ (_) G ANYMORE o ''cu . - I I 1 ~) 4ft . ~ ~ S -fr'J_ , l .... F3)J"? i&'' AVlt.Hs),.........q \'i r1')) 1) . / Fa S _ f ______ . ( / 4a I'LL SHOW 1 r I 55 1 W I _________________________ __________________________ E E K & MEEK .5 - -•- "5---,.'. ty't(,.U..Ir ii4esTY2EsT -- . . I I I .' I q /I-"*. . . V ~ .'. . JT ', ,I I Ju .a ii AH ,- QI . I . - 14H# WITH A BLACK BELT IN TIPVLYWINKS.' -c1' V ;-4- ~_ - I - ~1 ~ - I . 1~ 9= -"4... * - - -k. - 1, ' • ,, .- • ' byStoffel & Heimdahl HINESE POW IS COULD FE (1 rprnc. OLD RECIFE CHINESE _______ N EW CANTONESE, MORE SPICE, Mucw kO-r-T R _---' - - i I - __ - - __ (N ,*'% I ,..,Oil,..:::::::;. ~ .. - ~ - ,,~ T I, WES F-W •Q932 who can d ti;;gs which you could do with friends today as you are better alone. with kind words. Pals may 4 i 1;. tasks ohich face-yoiCshow-a - wUllngne as -1~__l1ijlj_ . _14~ -------;,- P - __ PN'T THIPfl( r GET A RIPE 'TIL IT GOT led I n' CW$6EROI$ HltCM' rip •6RR1i -1 . - \*, - S * . I i ( A LEI-MR FOR I-PS FROM MY HIL'E(R MAMA POESN"T KPON REANS ' ' * _______ "VNE Y'&T 060 " 7 '1 1VvtDMIL.LIONCOWS..,.M{ : 4.hN0MK L_- AOUTCOWPlNCHlfJ& Iu,s. "V - . f ,, 1. . " .. ) I ^_ - , c. I . ?.:? ) t-ft dll I ?*qw *& - jl - _______ -'' -_I,__ - * -- d&J. ___ ,, .;...,:r_ -.-A, 1~: F!'. ~ - , t- I ..-. , a I --,. . , _ ,. S - L CCi 1, . - * . 4 ---- --. .I - __-----'~;_. __-~~;_ . "..-7-, .7_ -_~~ ~ -,----. - L'~l r -- IF, . _--_,~ "I"I""I"'I"i 11 .;F` I IF, I HO F - 1 - I\I E - 71 - _F -- \ I \ L__ 10 .- . . I . - -_ S - I •tir-, ____ - - - * I I . . Herald Photill ThflIs% . Longwood. ready a warm welcome for their father and husband, Capt. Charles Engle Jr., who returned Thesda night alter a year in WELCOME Korea with the U.S. Artiny as a company commander and recon. na sane pilot. Charles, 10, had . flOOr) . . saying greetings In I Korean on the banner. The family Is moving to Fort Monroe, Va., where the captain will he stationed. . AiLIZV'r Fire Damages Church In Downtown Sanford Faulty Wiring Blamed . 1~ ... '' wm_- ' . * I ., Z - . - _ -I -. ' 5 ' * S Sanford real estate dedler but the congregants had planned to coptinue meeting there until a new building on Upsala Road is completed. Construction of the new church Is not . : . ' . - S , The building housing the 25-member congregation had Just been sold to a . - t, Herald Staff Writer Faulty electrical wiring in a new air condifioner is believed to have caused a fire wh.ich severely damaged the interior morning, - * By DAVID M. ILAZIER 1621 W. First St., Sanford, early this - :- :. 1, e . . . I ' , . '. ., : _... -_ . -_ . . .qi''- N * - - I . --.----.----.____._ ___ ____.__ '. . ~ - * - ' * Coffin expected to get underway until next month, said Anita Stanton, wife of pastor Sheridan Stanton. . Oip,,),----- .' - ' . lllo , ., .... ' • The fire was reported by a Deltona titan who spotted smoke coming from the building as he drove down First Street at 12:42 a.m., police say. When firefighters arrived, they found filled with smoke, th ey sa y. By the time the fire was out, at least $10,000 damage was done by a cornbination of fl ames, smoke and water, Fire Chief (ieorge Harriett said The fire appears to have started in the atti c In a new air conditioner wiring installed by Riggs Realty of Sanford, the new owner of the building, said Harriett. The blaze burned through the roof of the building directly over where the fire is believed to have started, he said. .4 11111 % .,.b.:. 'TI"I'%AI - ' - .. . t T Al . . . ,* • "M 1 ' -.'I ~ ~ . ~ S IJL)MT - •''• • I ".. I . ,,. #*--.. I .I %- I- I f . * - S A Charles Engle III and his mother, Gall, of A HERO'S - - cii,, - . -- ~ OL I . low" alk , _Ie oa &_ irl; I . r- -. _ 19 T- - I - A - - _.- - -_ --- 1 - - . 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Ryan MARRIEV YOUR- COWWY EAU '1F.1'2 IN 'i I - -_ /\/ --- ;_ - I- -." .r -' 111_', . ~-_7 A-- _..-" - -&,~~---M-"Xwl~~ '--'-A i _MTI!~ ' -_ z - , * / . coi . iA .. . .' L ________________________________ '-'-S. AVE.YOU had i FLETCHER'S LANDING - - I 17t ------... S - - - * - -.. . amendment taking homerule powers Lake Mary City Council began the County Wednesday night. The meeting is action was political, By.DONNA ESTES the 1980 legislative session. Schutte in proposing adoption of a away from cities was tacked onto the law battle after it found a new horse racing to be held at 7:30 p.m. at tile Longwood The council Instructed City Attorney Iferald Staff Writer The Casselberry City Council Monday Kenneth McIntosh to prepare a resolution said that Brantley has asked atthelastminute.Vogtsaidheandniany facility planning to locate In the city City Hall, Claude L. Mullis, legal counsel for the Gov. Bob Graham to permit him to in- legislators voted for the law without could do SO without having to follow night, on a 41 vote, supported Lake Mary resolution of support. build.ing codes and other city ordinances. Florid.a I,eague of Cities, in a letter to in its battle against a law pre-empting . Only Councilman Carl Robertson Jr. clude his special bill in the expected knowing about the amen(hiient. 's(ructed r Walter Sorenson ,ay6r'O w- en She pard was in Lake Mary May'o ' Brantley, said the league will assist in city building and Dther cofts-from !)elng Opposed the -th6ve. ltoberts6n' took ex- -upcoming special sifioh --f- the - _M enforced on pari-mutuel wagering ception to a proposed resolution Legislature in November or December. to distribute the planned resolution to said today he appreciates the support any way possible, by way of legislation or Schutte and Councilman Torn Embree Gov. Graham, the Florida League of being given by Casselberry to Lake in the cot'rts, any move to repeal the suggested by Council Chairman Frank facilities, T'he board also supported a bill being Schutte, saying the council should have reported that Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Cities, the Seminole Legislative Mary's action. Sorenson added that he .section of law which pre-viiipts local proposed by State Rep. Bobby Brantley, been given more "lead time" to cbnslder Beach, relayed to them his support for delegation and to other cities in the state will reouest support from the other cities goverruuient from protecting the health, safety and welfare of tile people at partthe Brantley proposal. The two officials where pari-mutuel establishments are of the county at a ineeting of tile Council R-Ungwood, to repeal that section of the matter. of Local (;overniuients in Seminole niutuel wagering facilities. Robertson suggested that the Brantley said Vogt reported to them that the located, law, passed during the waning days of S .l - * \\\\\\\\\\\\\ - a . I . 1 I ' Casselberry Councl " . . I - ------ - I , ... - TUMBLEWEEDS - - • sthff:tthe Drug ho he headed by Sheila Brown, and the PNIiP Action Committee's Grove School Board office is heading the Ettucation flarper Foundation m Longwood donated pledged $95. Dision. $1,000, announced in the Special Gifts Hezekiah [loss, chairman of the Black Jack Weible said Sanford- businesses Division by George Touhy. Touhy also Community Division, reported a of $455 from Sanford under the Commercial Divisiob had reported gifts from Lake Mary donated $714. Chris ELsea reported the donation of SM from Free Will Holiness residents and $50 front Cliurch where he is pastor. boy Scouts have collected $181.50 . residents. ' - - - 5 fl - ' oo Start $5,000 in the Professional Division pledged $332 and - -ThAT RW%(ALD KID IS 541E Th' Off YIIW JUST 1ITCHEO ''RE LOOKf 5V - 11 - spade LE EHfflP ThEN- FWECTLY FE' WITH ,.,. _____ S . 'I " ,.k,,. . . . ~ , 41 i-4 , . CorporattonI- Lake Mary. , - ' - itinerican Red" Cross employee!i'a nd - GreaterSanfo-rticil'i-lift)~'rofC~)tiiiiiere'e, "'---'--' --~-_-'_Jl`_!" * Harold and Esther Mertz donated volunteers in Seminole County have is rrett, of the Pilot Division: Guy by Leonard Starr * . . %_ last heart op the ueen of nds aud nude te fast 11I . . I. ~ a rotected. yron __ r * I -, West moods in 4011M .$lot" was kitwieswof spadim"- . ME UP, MTER!I - ,, I mritamination." he said. The cooling S Maxine Ekern of First Federal Savings Casselberr) businesses Ge ne Kcltner of Herald Staff Writer & Loan of-Seminole County reported 100 the American Red Cross is chairman of The United Way of S~knole 'County percent participation by the firm's 83 the Commercial Division. . got, agobd start toward reaching its all- employeesfor a total of $379152 plus a Longwood City Administrator David time high SM.000 goal at the kick-off gift from the firm of $2,100. Lee Ma'ynard chacey, chairman of the Public breakfast held today at the Holiday Inn -is heading the Financial Division. Employees Division, reported a totil of on Like Monroe in Sanford $185 to date, including a- gift by Julius More Um 10 percent of the goal was Employees of the various agendies the United Way were among Blackwelder a county appraiser, who is reached with the announcement of a total helped by , ,ee to contribute of $26,576.62 in donations to date by the first to pledge in this year s cam- the first public eIm plo), I ritan every year. campaign chairman Davi 3oswick. paign. Employees at the tiood Sama never held more' titan two a des and poor East had to y experts arlticles' 1 g44gy b Bob Thaves . Disposal Sites ii) JANE LASSEI BFRRY - : . - 0 A. * ANNIE * FRANK AND ERNEST 150 _j . Alan "If West had not VKQ.111864 T7: *A$ #JI0153 . State Inspecting -. of turts. Nam W"ll to four, spades and after South corrected to five clubs. North. gambled on the slam." Oswald: "South won the first hearts and thought for some Ume." I 41"A - !I TI CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. like today, we must swallow 19) Companions and our pride and Let others elp •wes associates may not he able to where we can't help our, . call was II N maintain the pace you set for selves. double is a good example of yourself today. They could VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept 22) W U" doahles we have . "' - . #K legs- 1. '- - BUGS BUNNY IF'ERENT PROM ,/"- bk " <Zm, SZECHWAN ~~( 0 0 14 I ' tr . amounts of niooe' to take care of the travel through the 'round Muiuz said "There has never been any evidence of problem." ---'---- Way.-Fun ..1ing .- - nude that three-he#rt call, begins with your birthday. something for you shouldn't South would simply ruff a be the only ones receiving •ios Mail $1 for each to Astroheart in dummy a ick two SOUTH and lead toward his,king of Graph, Box 489. Radio City preferential treatment. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) #A74 diatnonds. As you readers can Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to VA53 oft, West would lead a third small gains can be made specify. birth date. 4X heart and unless South ruffed today through hard work wfththe ace of clubs e would 4IQ8$42 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, conscientious efforL It's not I be down one. A ruff with -the You have very good ideal likely, however, you'll reap Vulnerable- East-West ace of clubs would work today but you may also have rewards from ventures on Deakr. South because clubs broke 2.2, but negative reasons which which the playwould have been silly West s.a E. you gamble Inhibit you from ImIndeed. i CANCER (June 21-July 22) Oswald: Dbl. PAN 4 T n Greenber plernenting them Strive to Persons who are deserving 3V of of Tuln who held the soul PM erase all self-defeating your thoughtfulness may not p cards found a better line. At thoughts. be the ones to receive It today, trick two he led his king of pass SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 23. while those who are not m I dLamondL West took his ace &W led a selooW hurt. Byron ruffed In dummy, led a club to a misunderstanding could procedure. andaother back to arise wIth a friend today over LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) dummy a ace. Then he jj a low amond and ran off all something material. Head it Desiring not to be indebted is his trumps discarding down to off if you see this developing, admirable, but sometimes, By Oswald Jacoby by Ed Sullivan ' -. -• in Persons -. ___ ____1 :-_: I __ I ni • - WIN. AT BRIDGE po sruARr5 THE ONLY 0 I __ - ~I I I * I N very careful of your ' methods. Small gains aren't dissension between you and , y to reach - worth tarnishiri yo image your Ma an agreement so that the issue for. Romance, doesn't drag on. ssible TAURUS(April 20-May 20) and career for the coming Try to treat all equally today, months are all discussed ,`S~.i;!, - N.- _F y NHHH! 91YAN 4. likely to come in leaps and to bea tough you'll bounds in the months ahead ways to make them so but your gains should- be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 9) ~teady and sure. EaVh smhIl Offer advice today to one who step coWdddu to utoda help, well ahead befwe your next twice before lending money. birthday. Good suggestions have more LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) value than had coin. It's likely that you'll get what- ARIES (March 21-ApriLlg) relating to family ou want today, but you mustMatters finances could coun somoi ~ ' ° SI today aren't really as difficult as you lead yourself to - I T. ~ '~7~~~' " "." J' "' q-2q LJJI. YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept.30,1980 by Howie Schneider .. ) (1) * * ";;, \ , RIDGir= M"W - For Tuesday September 30 1980 - EC4JT € 7HILG W L ~"1146 MRD WIXY~MT knalwy 6 ~ TAMS M 31; I I . . ! _ I I I -1I I-- -' - . . . vitamin E will relieve leg lower end just like joining cramps in some people Many doctm who have used Uds their lower end. That's what have told me about It and causes the horseshoe shape there are some research These kidneys function in a studies that help to support perfectly normal manner. If this, although there are other you happen to develop a stone studies that conflict with or renal infection, that might these Conclusions. involve both kidneys. I think anyone who had leg I think It's highly unlikely cramps should have a that a surgeon would remove medical examination to find your one kidney. The unusual out what the underlying cause shape of the horseshoe kidney 'IS. That will help avoid the wouldalerthlmatoncetothe possiblility .of . neglecting a proMem. HyBERNICEBFDEOSOL tl I _.1 - which - - L . .. g . SCOPE- ! __,_ ,,-- I. ~/ ;I;1~_ .. - Andyouwlllbeparticularly. kidneys. The usual ab- // flI - . , , ~~ .1 . interested to know that there normality is that the two ___ : J I . /' '** -S 11. 50 - ~ ~~ ow - - - I . ___ / - 45 clarify some of the health one MY CAg"? flEW,' . .* '.. ; 'I I 3 __________ , ~ - Spotts said the waste treatment pond water has been monitored monthly equipment was installed two and a half to It ineets all existing state and three years ago when the company ex. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) ' The polluting drinking water sources. The inspecting them to determine if, in fact since 1973. federal requirements for water quality." panded. state is inspecting 150 hazardous waste study, based on U.S. Environmental any contamination is taking place." ' Before then it was a small company Leo Spotts, president and general disposal sites -not just the 54 identified Protection Agency information, was DER can go to court to force the manager of Continental Circuits Inc., that (fidn't make enough waste to b~ by a congressional committee - that released Sunday by a [louse Govern- property o ner to prevent leakage into said there -is no contaminating waste concerned about, he said. . se health dangers. mentalOperations subcommittee. undergrou Today, Continental Circuits employs 50 water systems or other entering the gound water from his 0F a step ahead f dknow '1FP\f pollution. If the current owner isn't company. people and expects to add at least 150 but responsible for the problem, and that's a hat the sites identifying g p (. "The EP doesn't h-we 'ill the in- more b - the end of next year Spotts said. sites beca use of the .hazardous waste th ere are aprroximatcly 150 sites on our common occurrance, McVety said, the () d "W water t.abl ussaid. hazardous formation," "'s po For now, it inuts all state Department disposal law passed during the 1980 list and e hope ours include hat the state can dip into a special The hose G siteost :aspurereatment facility that leases of Environmental Regulation perations regular legislative session Department EPA has come up with," said Bob waste spill and dump site restoration drinkin water when water requirements, ts.aid subcommittee that v ironmental Regulation officials MIV:t), director of DER ' s hazardous fund set up b, the Legislature chemical contamination of ground OXIC of En is t reae(.I . out an EPA ater said Monday. and solid waste sectio'n. ' supplies has reached "alarming Spotts .said in the printed circuit in- forin to notify that agency of its wasies. "We're hoping the new law will prevent The state fed in a 35-state survey of 250 . "We're in the process now of identil du.str I proportions' in several areas of the and future, sites 1ixti.s suspects that is ho Continental . disposal areas with the potential of tifying potentially dangerous sites a metal sludge, lie said, but 'it is I.Ill United States. tile House subcommittee'sst. k " hauled away toa landfill site designed to Clean groundwater, still plentiful in "Wk-'re its concerned about many areas, is seriously threatened by cooling pond at its Sanford facility, but handle.it. Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., chairman -"The key is potential," said Florida vironnient as anyone else," he said. 'Our business is probably one of the the water is free c.f contaminants. The overuse, indiscriminate dumping of of the subcommittee, described the Power & Light spokesman Louie Muniz 1-he sutwominittee reported that there water is used to cool steam used to cleanest industries there is," lie mid. in Miami. "These sites could someday be hazardous wastes, improper disposal in report as "Just dynamite." "We have children, too," he added. were more than 300 incidents of public or generate electricity, he said. The reason unlined pits, ponds and lagoons and the Although the report did not accuse bad. They should be watched should the Sanford plant is on the list, lie said, is "We don't want to pollute the en- private watet supplies being conuse of toxic degreasing agents in septic owners or operators of specific sites of sometWng in the future go wrong." irnrunent so they have nothing to grow Laminated last year, and ':the situation tanks, the report released Monday said. polluting the ground water, it said thç list Muniz said the subcommittee is because there is a groundwater supply has Ilecoine critical in several states, up to. We want to leave the,,, .1 cleall The Isubcommittee's information - was of potential contaminating areas is throwing up a "caution light," but there ,about a mile away,;, notably those where in most A mil-e assay is very far away con. environment, derived primarily from reports from th e significant because of its considerable is nothing to be alarmed about. That's why we have spent large dust rialivition has been the heaviest." I sidering how long it takes for water to Environmental Protection Agency, lie said FP&L has an 1100-acre number. . m1sinformaUi wlde1Y0fr; the doctors call a horseshoe 140 '41 ther kidney. about cu a i i1is Issue who want readers W r tried su to move a 46 41 48 can. send 75 cents with a long, kidney It would be the only your views stamped, self-addressed one 51 52 I hi in care of this DEAR READER - I request 11 wouldn't o bout It Din 56' Radio qtY Station, New York, rare birth defect. In all o have probability, :~M NY -- ~~~~ t n p ldy Waste Re ior D - Spokesmen for Florida Power & light Co. and Continental Circuits Inc., of Longwood emphasized Monday that there is no ground water contamination coming from their properties. The FP&I, Sanford Plant and Con' tinental Circuits were listtd by a U.S. house of Representatives subcommittee as among 2,100,sites having potentiall y hazardous w astes th at could seep into0 thee --- 38 . . JL By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer - -1 - t_^W, - - iz,atl is S (FlOW.' You P A BUDGET / S - 49 ___________________________________ 11 1OU MADE UP - 4? by Bob Montana - Local Firm - - - - 39 __ - t DDDI serious medical-. problem while Just taking vitarn - If 46 Task -- - . S days take 400 for a couple of . Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents have any camps. If I do, I map I - Lamb !I - ARCHIE' . . 4, cramps until I heard about 44 RóaI estate 28 Secondhand d plant FF i • 42 Madame I . ]Hle Ali Isle 43 Rowing tools units daily and very rarely 27 Emerald My 10 Aware of (2 n - \; / ..I , L171 ••_S' 9 i I - -kp-) '\ 4,ARLI' /, (' . 23 Singletons '* - , - ('. iQ..c I 21 by Art Sansom * A 5 Swelling 12 Bathing rvy Is er - I THE BORN LOSER lTi4 'I gl,~ ~y 0 - ~ 11 1 4 a * , I •. I I or I I 1 i . Year, No. 34 73rd it was a circulatory Problem A P 0 . . I . . I . - *r ' - 0 /I * . .. 1 * i . J9-f'cc--' J , e N . . 13 !! 1. THAT - 0 I 0 and active and I hope healthy T P _ - ) r(c;ntr Son)e of my friencis who are problem that needs attention, Sell 20 Advertising doctA have said that if you there Isn't any reson not to try Pigs homes 50 Condensation haveabalancedetyOUdOfl't itamJn E for leg cramps. 40 52 Rested in need vitamins but when I ask 41 American 42 Sulk Many readers tell me that Ferber chair 45 Italian family 22 Dumb inventor about this, they just shrug. wearing heavy socks to bed What do you think about this? helps prevent leg cramps at DEAR READER - In night. These should be long generaL there are no diseases soicks well above the calf. II - I " 12 13 1 in humam that RPear to be Other means of keeping the . &u,ed by vitamin E. It's legs warm at night also seem 14 15 almost impossible to cause a to help. 1 vitamin E deficiency in man. DEAR DR. LAMB -About Our metabolic system Is quite a year ago I was being 20 different from the animals prepared for abdominal ________________ that require vitamin E for surgery. X-rays showed a 23 24 25 26 normal health. deformity in the kidneys. It I'msendlngyouThe Health seems that when the kidneys 29 31 32 130 Letter number 4-12, Vitamin were supposed to have Split EMIrdeii7oMtovu forming two kidneys during 35 rmation t fetal development, mine this vitamin and to help didn't. Consequently, I have 37 * HAT / C E Leefed I 33 Aerial naviga. 98 Cultivator NEXT TIME 6*1 . I . Is L A C T 3 Forfeit tion NOT.TAKING E 11 OLZETLE if I . - .? BEETLE BAILEY aA] DOWN 25 In addition ~N _____ . E No CureFor Any Do eases I 0 feWA M C R 0 N a .L 56 Wood deitieS 15 Bays - S . 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Robert IlailaiAiiN, D. ttiiitifltt rio sjs Liii 1 liLapplits - - ov lv,',.,1,1r,,,, c(Illeav lit- - -7-.l I-1--TT )% - ".raid Photo by Tom NeIs.I %%Lill(I()%% . ones lit tit(- parkitig lot outside could watch through the ( background). Councilmen ( in MtUonaId, Burt I. rmni,hit I Nearly ,300 persons attended the l.ake'.Nlary Council meeting Thursda) night to register their objection to the planned hors - track- w" lit the QiIoy,T4wsP--at city- It all -par ugh-90"l-R114-- -- and-Rav Fox ileft to rightlit--finten as 4hoe vitiiens stalle their Others stood in the adjacent-eftyi- hall offices and the fortunate - re.lsoti *s f )r oppos in g (if e fa clTil'y . . - _~- _____ - ____ ---.". - . coul d total $121) 000 t $180 000 innnalls ~ . . P . %_~, :Uel - .5 ., 5,.. . horse racing tm'uck and tha t Siflet i Robinson uitt (1(1It I its (it the Stat e h,t ud it t tiulel bt irite rprt teil to apply to Robinson said 1 eople have been referendum "as held in die past on a Department (it Transportation lia%v shooting from thi hip in opposing the' harness ss raci ng tr k i ntis rtkrtndumii rtionut I s&tion of Ink rst itt 4to l nub 'ti iIiiiit said tii* law I)rf'-*'iluh)tlsiuP track, without knots ing the act ua lI iii i not ix n sir> for that onstrue tioti Of in Wit r ii ui t Iii mitt flows fill ijijiti iii /(itiIiIt ii itt iii -ills. Ile .said the track %toould have its Of fill'- posisibility that tile law. ext-filpLs sonith of 1.4c ,Nlary lioultivard Ili scr%v V OWfl seeunity ari would operate without the track front tile city's building codes, tile new track. Asked sihat ttiioilol happen liming, tik' tiltuik canlritit 1* built," services froin tile city., Of the pre, Robinson said he never flit(] ;in), intention if I)OT turns (town plans for tit(- Inemption of city regulations. Robinson of -i~vtling a%liay front fly,- builthrig terchange, Itobinsonsaid, "Wit- probabl% said the state would control the track's pt'rimiits." wouldn't build.,* ltimbinsiiti sau l bus lirimi j)tttmIijlLS linitul Iiattawav s ott'tl for operation. "I have never tiaken flit"If )ou &Wt want the track in I.ake would pit)- all costs of flit- t rchange the la%%. 11rantley %-oted "gall'NtL position sit would be e xe mpt ' front Mar) , in the southisst portion of the construe tWo 1 its \tiiirnu s I, ins \1 iss S is rt ito inning Robinson said çitt it ii) not de-annexthe property"" ha itil I its dotes thu tint mflj)t iiimiin he Robinson 1k said tile track could use the current again Ili lAsSie r to isked %t are going to Lx. in Seminole i 5 lIli question froitit ilk-audience, , .~aid a 1 ~roop industrial zoning if th,e city would grant a county." of investors purchased propt'rt iflo thit' special exception. Robinson said the Masst'' said it appeared Robinson tit lirdi nuarlet's, rt'gu tat limos inml st side of the inter rst itt for dt it tm)j) actor Burt RI) nok already has coin state t tting the ( irt before the ixirs& b) it sumloiiiuutit Irmimmu ix ito enforc e d it i parifill tted his stable of horsic-s to racing at spending so inuch illorle y on lant.i I 11 ent and that conceptual dr.mings flail the new facility when it is built. • SI acquisition and planning when 'you are I fit' 0-ALit' appears itIIiilSt certain tim be' ((0 I Confide ntia l basis Robinson said the grandsta nd it the mot sure. tmu are going to get the zoning Iii mIt It UI ttit i hurts ( o r hi tilt, track would be firepr000f, air- Robinson responded, "The permit-holder Alo%oo (ill ~otl plan tit diallge (Ill- I vi~lslatlirc ll.v'sing additi(Inal ( lalifNing . conditioned and loaded~ with creature is exempt from all municipal orilgrictiltural 1011ifll~ (d that cummufoas. lie said harness racing also (hiflafl(e'S Robinson Mild he could make I(Ot)umisuin 15 i5 ,iSkibl t'Ie'ad to hit' could be held at the track. the' track attractive to the city. -( ( I (01(1110W Ile showed drawings of the stables to .,What happens if )(ill don't get 16 ,bmsion pro I 1,1515. house 1200 horses saying only hursenie'n iomng" ('owicilmiiami Vie Ulvera asked. ihirt't' stars hut' uuiunt stilt hiatt' amoimtht'r would 11,151 access tss to tile fat ility (ill I uki W still not build in iroitite r tms ition JO alit i fri tutu ti intl inmittit r Ito) trac k in itimh)i 115101 After I urtiut r (jolt stiiiiiuiji Einina Road, Ile ponnted ft) it S"Illllllltlg (1per;ition Itobinsion said -%Vc%ill build here " siold. Wc %%ill pr(it ved %%itlimir plansawl p0(11 for the horses w the (trUss ungs, adl(ihhMnisumll Mliii tit- already has discussed is ittiutrase lilt utter i( hit'Ip ill Lii. lli St ('1150 issurtl 11111"t, trial out.suitt' (ling the horse track would tie attractl%v flit- track's pian.-s the East Central fills (',,uncilinim Ra,i, Fiox , ,;lilt Iliis ctin' flit- cil% tliat ilivir lontict)%% ner .. like Ilollywootl Pprk. lit addition, tie said, Floridiii Regional Planning Cokincil and abuill %%It% scilliflolIt. Coulit% llics hit-roilli. AN',(14-fit ( 11 ills %%ill Is' 114'tlfk-(l if Rijbill.soll tile) plan to build a trailer park prosuhng si ithi Stmiiiniole ( imunis P1 11111cr such (xaI% hi i suj I lit i ihi it tour ju in SI t ks i i ii inot, in F(mtiutut, spaces for trainers Ili addition to Price Robinson said the announcements imioitut'ls tsmiulit stanli to , umji.ratt' isithitmi iii spaces for recreational vehicles. i-oto-.'rnuipg the track have' not caused e'ight-mmiute' r,oliu.s \1,isse' tirgt'iI ttiimst jmjsusirig the trill k Asked if Ile would hold a referendum cit% industry to place expansion plaits On to, ~%rito- Ietti-i-s to) flit- (;io%ermir. Ilkbefore a racing facility is builb as 1101(1. t% hiy withitmi such a small radius 1015 In your heart, you knots tie' I .i'guslatoiri', hit' I'aru-Muuiue'l W.igt'rirug reqwred by state law' Robinson said 110 haiven't stoppeid thein i the industries i"ri-mutuels bucoint, sit Iticrali%oli" Fl,\ ( ("I'll" shloli ilild ill(- Fast Central refer endum is necesiry for a quarter- fnmumi exoanidunig asked h d. tImirLu itigioroil I 't,iiining (ildurim - il - - - - - - - , .. __ . " - - . m . ,' . - . .~ - u ing = eeps , , rain uto ineet Seaboard's 24- bour-in -advance mond, Fredericksberg and Potoinic Fredericksberg and Potomac art- doe%erythling Ims.sible to pay like hill, but deadline for payment. If the ruling is Ii(ailroad, which demanded Auto-Train guarantors of 12.6 million of an Auto. Seaboard and tiltHichmorld, allowed to stand, Auto-Train should be abide by an agreement signed last nionth Trwrt loan. FrederlLksberg and Potomac (.-all riot cut able to continue in operation while atwhich stated Auto-Train could only run if Although Auto-Train signed an off service without having his injulictioll tempts are made to reorganize the debt. the two railways received a total of agreement with Seaboard last nionth legally overturned ridden company, a company spokesman $23,000 before Ifficy ran. stating the carrier would pay the railwa) Ali Interstate Commerce Commis.sion said. Seaboard and the Richmond, for services before the trains left, Autli,- staff Inember working clo.w *ill the AutoThe judge also cleared the way for Fredericksberg and Flotomic Railroad Train, legally bankrupt and reorganizing Train investigation said last week tic Auto-Train to pay its bills to Seaboard own the tracks between Sanford and .since Sept. 5, was never able to make the expected IN-- decision of the bankruptcy with uncollected credit card receipts for Lorton, Va which imiake Up the Auto- pre paymnints by the 24-hour deadline court to be appealed no matter isuiitii ticket sales and told the trustee he must Train route se party stun Iraqi artillery, tanks and warplanes bombarded the Iranian oil port of Khorramshahr today, inflicting "very heavy" civilian casuaLtAes,andthe Baghdad regime announced it was, ready to enter peace talks with Tehran. Both sides mounted new air attacks on each other I installations in the fifth day of the undeclared war, said Thurlay its forces had captured Ir Khorramshahr on the disputed Shatt AI-Arab waterway but backed off the claim tndy, saying it was to' tile Washington, 1) C Federal District Court . Title trustute w-as directed to fill- palwirs ,illu,iooinv, the vourt it) place it he n against %ulo-Tram for mil, inonel, (," ell %walm)ard for clirrt-nt runs that co uld riot JR. 111111ledlille1v [)aid . Whelan (fill deny art Auto-Train mkmmi md Seaboard cut its lets but or. iterett Sea board to hRgmri itt.iiiizinit, its bill ' by a 17-page premature" An Iranian military commurtique said Khorramshahr wa.der attack frQfn the land and air and that civiLIan casualties in the port and the nearby refinery city of Abadan,-also under Iraqi siege, were "very heavy. - . . I . T ....if . .0 . L.:r _- . l"Im - ugging . , 4" I 1. . .' - enemy's sever"l,attack from four directions," the . communique said. , ' ' , . - Ba&1dd, in an-apparent propaganda attempt _ __ . ThC L-0111pan) employs about 5W perstiilS, about 350 of wlititn live in Sanford - 011ipany'h rail yards. TODAY 2t 4A 8A Iranian morale, reported Ayatollah Rtthollah KhomeiniAction Around The Clock. had (bed and said "to hell with Not." Iran vigorously Bridge denied the report and broadcast Khomelnis vice as Classified Ads proof he was still alive. 10A -IIA Comics Meanwhile, President Carter has oposed a meeting of the world's major industria~ powers to discuss ways of ensuring safe navigation through the vital Hormuz Strait, Japanese reports said today. There was n4flUnedIate comment by the White SA Crossword Pear Abby . Florida Horoscope Hospital 8A .2A Nation 3A Oursek'' 9A - 9A A FAfitorlal. - IA * . , Tel evision Weather World •7A Leisure ZA 2A .__. 4 _2 I I 1"' - -- -to.- A Fate To -- -- it ".I ..I '- - _---'-- - operating crews which .drive Auto- appointed trustee Murray Drabkin went said this imiorning company attorneys Train's engines along.the route. before Whelan to block Seaboard from had not yet read the decision and (lid riot The ruling means Auto-Train will not opinion, was granted over the objections Auto-Train owes Seaboard about $4.5 cutting off service. know if an appeal would be filed-. have to halt operations because it cannot of Seaboard and itis subsidiary the Rich. million. Seaboard and the Iiieliniond, Whelan ruled today Auto-Train must BAGHDAD. Iraq (UP!) ' urself t i Iraq M"fitaty Pounds Key Iranian. 100'Potf .1 ,j . - ______ ' , -.5 ed U U UiAI - .1 . before the passenger and auto transports weekly bill for service. - . from Seaboard Coast Line Inc HOURS: I - . too renc - .. J I . Ph:.323-4700 I I L p 1 j. ges Herald Staff Writer Auto-Train Corp. can keep running even if the company cannot pay for W: tracks and train crews in advance, a ederal judge ruled this' morning. Shortly before 10 a.m., Washington, D.C., Bankruptcy Court Judge Roger Whelan ruled in favor of an Auto-Train bankruptcy trustees petition preventing _____1J "ri - By DAVID M. RAZLER . Piece ' _____ ~~ *4 t. . . . I ___ ______ _ . u ~, F.... - . 'L" (81 11 - . - II 1. 1~1 ).,. 4- - . • I. ; SIZ %. 14 S . y " SPRUCE I I ..-.. - -. 155 11 '' II I Ron ---.-- . tTTIj: AU 11 ~~ 2x4x9F0 I ; 79 ! _,___~_~ ; - White 0 SM" 49! 16' lengths. . , . - tile proposed track, displayed conceptual uses. Robinson said the new law exempts the drawings of. the trach to be built in the city track frnl all city ordinances Massey Like F munmu Road area. Be said the however, said the city retains the right to woutt receive $31,240 annually in real nforU. its zoning ordtnanceand that the the development as estate' taxes from ~loell its $36,000 froin a $150 tax the city track cannot be built, in his opinion, could impose daily on the track. without rezoning approval by the city, A major topic of conversation was Robinson offered to grant the city a whether the new law also pre-e mpts the percentage of the track's profits, which I - 19 " Scot-Cote ill Acrylic HOUSE PAINT I~ ,--r 55C ,4 , PINE SHELVING - $ , ~-,4;1 JS -. Homeowners associations, including j Markham Woods, Trilby Bend and the Crossings all located outside the city iljrc Robinson, nI a principal Oi• limits were represented at the meeting . Letters opposing tile planned horse track the firm which will own, build were read into the record from two and operate (he planned Sundevelopers, Florida Resdentia1 Commi- shine Park. miiunities and Florida Land Co., both of which are building new homes in the city front enforcing zoning regulations the facility. Mayor Walter Sorenson said -inca the track property holds a zoning \lare Robinson a principal in Mid State Development and Harness Racing designation of industrial, which does [lot Inc., owners, builders and operators of include.a horsetrack among its IrIllitted 3/8•, * 4 . *8 129 g - . 11 - track. 12 •00 WALLBOARD s°11CIa: 41 8" X 10........ ..... .. , . .. ~ ~~ Size "C" "0" or "M twin-pack Each or 9 volt single pack batteries. Gallon r--'tl(Su % ' I -'. All-purpose paint for wood, roller frame and bright metal tray. ~ ry and metal. Flat finish. In ' 4" x 5" ............ ! . 4 9 sq 9 yd. 2 %. Wa S __ ., P 111 1`111111 U1111 8 oz................ 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The council specifically mentioned the filing of in injunction against tile . 1). -Mutuel Wagering Commission to stop that agency from issuing a permit to operate to Harness Racing Inc. Ilarness Racing Inc._ i,i 4) f)perate die track. City Manager Phil Kulbe.s said he has asked the Pari-Mutuel Wagering Coinmission to hold its meeting Ifl Seminole C t when the firm's application for a I . 7.98 23.94 Square I ~ Itivdi . - $ Secu(fiQcmadofhaavy,s1g& 79 0 Cartridge ,, . ;. .. -_ ~ OY LOCK SETS . ____ .. Gallon ... I 1.19 Kraft-Backed -. GIMN HOMANS %;7rDZ= &00 PA IN 11% Self-Sealinci De TP .~o~ L. \ ;.. - - 11 Of 0 I improvement projects. - Kitchen FAUCETS I - --,.1,.,Wf .. ~Z . 1"I . , .^ ,ft ..", "... ... ~,, ~ ,~- V , u%%ri utians inosed Thursday night to slop construction of a proposed' horse track in the city. council unanimously adopted • - Ij / / 0 . - I 111~S % Key ., t " 2X4X8 Yellow Pine Special I, RÔS SC o' . ; I , Seals cracks around tile tubs sinks. Mildew-proof. 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I I I V - I "j 1 . p 2A—Evening Herald, Santord, Fl; . 190 Friday, .. . - iowa Inmate Reagan_Guns Dowfl Debât.e Plan__EVMcIpO 0, Lflk!;2 Story Gives - SE: + - - ,-- U U IN BRIEF + Halt i45ctors V/ork Return BElIZABETh_ WHtRO\._+-_ 1lhnt-T_ - i_(i a'tt's fiJ11 tiiiitiT _noUIn1 w1dgivehmIlJ t'nite'il I'ress International unclude man even-handed manner ever -'t'eded. national exposure but would Ronald Reagan says he wants all viable candidate fur presI(lerlt." he' said. elè'vatt' his independent campaign Ill uandjdates to be' treated equally in a Reagan said the public had a right to the eves of the viewers, at least -. to the series of presidential debates. hear and see each of the major can- sallIc status as the major parties. Both That means Reagan and President tlidates iii -ebate with the others. the Ht'agan and ('artt-r campaigns -are Carter would face each other in tint' "I look fonvartttn a series of debates in, a't are of that, and both also are aware debate and ('arte'r would go l,t'atl-to-ht'ad s', itich ill 'the leading candidates are Antle'rson is attracting illure votes frnni with independe'nt John Andetson in treatexi equa1l ." ('arter than froiti Reagan. another. Reagan also is agreeable to a 'Ihie uontrovers began t'ark In the Rut at the SZIIIIC tittit' there were strong thrt-way confrontatIon. league's negotiations for the' debates. imlie'ations the debates would ('070$.' to ,III The -GOP'- hopeful- e'nuntiatud hii ....nder.scn insisted.Ije had a.right, lit tIe,. abrupt end if the le'agtie failed to make position late Thursdas' while shooting included, and the' league Iinallv saId he, one inure effort, since the Reagan down a new proposal b' the .,eague if would lx' invited if he gut his name ''n the campaign was sending Out signals it S.IV Wtuiien Voters the next debate be a ballot of enough states to' hae a nothing to be gained [rota future ReaganCarter-Rea4an face-off the Vt,ek of Oct. theoretical chance of election, and If he :\iiiterson confrontations. 12, followed by a ('arter-fleagami- had 15 percent or iliore' in recognized After the league agreed to ('arter's Anderson debate in late October. national t1lls by early 'pteI11ber. ternis — and proposed the CarterTile' Carter camp quickly agreed lie' iiie't the qualificatIons', but Carter Reagan debate' for the week of Ott. 12 since it gave the pre.5ident hIS desired Feft1MI to engage in a three-way debate' and the 1hree-wi affair in the week of chance to go ne-on-one with Reagan. unless he fIrst coiilol dcbate with Reagan Oct. Anderson's coisel Mitchell Alter a flurry of conversations with alone, and Reagan was equally ,I(Ianlant Rogoin called the announcement "an aides, Reagan rejected the proposal and that Anderson iniLsI be included -- either apoarent effort to appease President stated his iMisition on his arrival in in a three-way debate or a round robin of ('arte'r.'' Portland, Ore. two-was confrontations. But lit' Sal(l his candidate' "is, of course. '1 have always belIeved and I still .nok'rsan hail much to cain: liar- (orep.Ir('(l to' p.lrticipatt'. ' IIQI.I.YWUOI) UPI -- Producers are iiptimi:istic about tentative settlement to the l0.week actors strike, but i'iianv disattsfued performers say they will not cross iiius.'iaus' picket llnes'to go back to the studios. an;ugenient spokeslilaft Phil Myers said'he et as relieved and happy about the tentative agreement reacheti 'l'hursdav in the fifi4iay walkout that wiped out touch of the fall television season and idled 6,000 actors But industry estIn1ate. on st hen motion picture and tt4ceisoin psiut'tion ,sould resume ranged 4rta- next w e'ek to) inIdctutx'r Ed Asner, a strike activist, said he would '. ott' against the propo.sal, but added he thought most actors uld ratify the' pact because' ''people are tired of beint: out of worl Sull clouding the picture is the' contInuing strike against the producers by 5,000 nie'nthers of the Atilerican F't'der,i. (ion ui MILSIdanS, who walked out five (lays after the actor's strike began July 21 They had not yet started a - moe Couny Board By DAVID Tt RAZLEJ4 Herald Staff Writer Lake and Seminole county deputies say they may have a break in the April murder of a 12-year-old girl whose badly decomposed body was discovered In a Fern Park field. Deputies from Seminole County and Lake County, home of Georgia Crews, who disappeared April 8 and whose body was discovered behind the Fern Park K-Mart eight days later, say they traveled to Ft. Madden, Iowa to interview Albert Lara, a prisoner serving a life term for murder in that state. -. l..ake County Sheriff Malcom McCall said only-- that a statement about The murder of the Montverde girl was taken from the prisoner, adding officers from other Florida juisd1ctios were also there in reference to other murder cases. McCall said he had only just arrived back from the trip, and was waiting for an investigator to return, before releasing details. Seminole County sent Det, George Hagood and Sgt. Jerry Capshaw to the Iowa prison to gather infOrmation, department spokesman John Spoiski said, adding the two men were due back today. + ARREST AFTER CHASE Orlando riian was jailed Thursday afternoon following a high-speed chase by a Seminole County deputy along U.S. Highway 17-92. Deputies say the chase, which took place at speeds above 100 miles per hour, ended when Alan Chapwick, 33, of 2649 Barkwater Drive, got his car stuck in traffic at the corner of 17-92 PVO of Ad. BA(i00$0)96TEot ii 34, n Seclion 142032, at the NE corner of Harney Heights Rd an ,. A. VARIANCES Teal St. (DIST. 2) May Have WILLIAM H. RHODEN BA(10 I STEPHEN A. ELLIS. flA(1Oo. R 1A Residential 20 e)) 121V N",of Lot 13, Southern Zone Rear Yard Variance from 30 e0)IO1TE + Fla. Citrus Co. Plat of Geneva ft ft tO 204 for addition on Lot 72, Plane Tract, in Section 15.2032. PB 2, Pg Block A, Eastbrk SVbdlvlsion. U,oft Han Rd. NE of Old SR, 13. Unit 15. PB IS, Pg 3, in Section 34. VASIilNGToN UPIi Libyan Jet fighters may (DIST. 2) 21,., at 3275 Ellwood Ct. (DIST. 1) RALPH FRY lwve lireti nussiles at u.s. reconnaissance aircraft BA(10•2010). ERWIN PFLTZER BA(10.20. IO3TE Lot 6, Seminole Est.ts near Libya this month in the first of two such aerial 80)I24V R.1AA Residential Zone Phase 2. In Section 24-19.29, two Lot Size Variance from II, 700 sq encounters, administration officials miles Westof 14 on SR. 46. behind ft to 11,216.9$ sq ft on Lot 10 and W Two Libyan fighters appro 12 Oaks Camp Ground. (01ST. 5) anmerican RCand State Roan 436, just before 3 p.m. . 22.2 ft of Lot 11, Block E, Druid JAMES C. HOWINGIOP4 135 reconnaissance plane north of the Libyan coast Hills Park, PB 10. Pg 2). In Section Deputies say Chapwick was causing a disturbance at the BA(I0.20-I0)-1O4TE . Lot 7, 2129, on lhe North side of Sept. 16, although the American plane was in inLongwood ABC Lounge, but sped off before they arrived. Seminole Estates Phase 7, in B.anyan Drive, oft Oranole Rod. ternational air space, U.S. officials said Thursday Section 24.19.29. West of 1.1 on SR. Deputy Joe Bennett spotted Chapwlck's car turning onto 17. (01ST. 1) night, flfromDogTrackRoadandattemptedtostopit,depuflessay. 3. STANLEY C. DUANE. BAI1O- .16(DJT. 51 American crew members, using sensitive electronic 20 $0)126V . A-I Agriculture Zone. ii. MEREDITH S. PICKELSI. But Cbapwick did not stop, Instead speeding up his car and MER BA(l020SO1OSTE Lot Sue Variance from 1)54 sq equipment, detected evidence the' Libyan planes may the at weaving It through traffic, deputies say. Chapwlck finally left SE to 20,217.4$ sq ft on the following Commenc, corner of Lot 3, Replet of Little have fired air-tb-air m - ;i1es at the U.S. aircraft, of. property: Begin 991.9 ft W of SE hiscarwhen he foundhlmself blocked by traffic in the lift turn NE '+ of Section 21.21.39, Wekiva Camp Sites, PB 9. Pages Ficials said. However, no missiies were detected lane at the State Road 436 Intersection, with BenAett crouched cornerof F 1921, Seminole County, Florida, run N 172.13 ft to a point on Sly R+ vivaliy or on radar, and the American plane was not beside his patrol car with service revolver drawn, deputies W fine of County road, thence S $9 thence run N along W R.W line of damaged. Wetliva Park Drive 155 ft to POB, say. degs 0$' W 792.25 ft along the said thence continue N 150 ft. thence Sly R .W line of County road to a . Chapwick left his car and was handcuffed and placed In back run N $5 degs OS' W 633 ft. more or point, said point being 163 ft Wand of Bennett's car, as more officers arrived on the scene. less, to the edge of the Wekivi Catholic Bishops 73+03' N of P05, thence S 73 03 . • But deputies say they had another problem: Chapwlck had ttience E 165 ft to P06. Further River, thence Sly along the edge of the Wekiva River 90 ft to a point VATICAN CITY tUPl - Homan Catholic bishops left his engine running but locked the door of his car behind deScribed as Tax Parcel A-S on that is N 7$ degs 51' 30" W 640 ft. Semoran Blvd (436) and Howell [rum all over the world gathered today for the opening hIm. more or less, from the point of Lake Lane. (DIST. I) beginning, thence run S7$ degs SI' by l'ope John I'aulJl of the 5th World Synod of Bishops, A wrecker was called to rCmove the vehicle. Chapwick was SO$RABGERAMI + BA12 30" E to P08. along with the S 75 ft 0) I19V PUD. Planned Unit a major consultative assembly that will draw up ordered held in lieu of $630 bond for fleeing from Bennett and f LOtS and the N 25 ft of Lot 3. of Development Zone + Rear Yard later kicking out a patrol car window, deputies say. suggestions fur Catholic families on how to cope with Variance from lOft to 6 6 ft on Lot Replat of Wekiva Camp Sites, PB the strains of modern life. 9. Pgs 19.21. Further described as I), Block A, The Springs, located In Section 0079.29. on Whispering Pines Section I, PB 21, ItIs the first synod presided over by the 60-year-old Viay To Yest + Pg 26. In Section 321.29, at 720 Wekiva Park Drive, about ',mile Polish pope, who was elected in October 1978 and has North of SR. 46. (01ST. 5) + Woodmill Road, off Ralntree Dr. + SUICI' stamped his genial but rigid personality on D. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS . (01ST. 2) OTHeR 4. CAROLYN J. VEVINGTON world in a series of spectacular foreii tours. BMA PROPERTIES. INC. BA( 7020 90) -177V PUD, Planned 2 (CONTINUED) BA(9lSe0).32E Unit Development Zone Rear C 2 CommercIal Zone. To Yard Varlancefrom O3+Sft to Led allow Installation of self.service Drummer construct pool on Lot 4, Block A, .jEY WEST,Fla,,'P1) - As many as said they were told there would be no Cuba began April 21 to 125,344 refugees. The Springs. Shadowood Village gasoline pumps and a Variance from IS parking spaces to ...........50 boats carrying ne tf down boat1ift-- More trr 100,000 of thenrhzve been- r"",2' P6 17, Pg5. werfw1fler boat,' cl WIN1)SO1(, England UI'Ii - John "Bonzo" - parking spaces the following + 3.cffon3.21.29, as 107 Red Cedar headed for Key West from Marlel harbor operations. sèttlédii'ttie United atb'ut there are Drive, off Highway 434 (DIST. 3) described property: From the NE 1onhani, the burly drummer of the Led Zeppelin rock today in what the Coast Guard said may "There's about-20 to 40 boats out there. still thousands of refugees without 6. HATTIE N, BEADLE BA(l0. corner of Section 19.21+30, _________ iyan sets Fired At U.S. - 'I . + Meeting + . Dozens On items. . . titansion, where the heavy metal musicians hadbeen a late-night rehearsal - "i'ht're are no suspicious circumstances and I think e can say it was not suicide," a police spokesman said. "There were no tablets found by the bed and no + (DIST. 1) in Section 327.29, on South side of 2. SHOP & GO. INC. BA(1O-20.I0). Alma Drive, off Highway 434. 36E & 122V To allow Self-Service (01ST. 3) Gasoline Pumps and a'Side Street E. PARKER HARRISON Variance from SOft 1025 ft on C 4.27 BA(10 20 $0).117V. RP Residential Variance and a Side Street Variance from SO Professional District - - . + the required landscaped buffer Road on the following described under OC Regulations for un• property zoned CN Restricted Neighborhood Commercial: The develed R P property, on Lots 13, 14, 1$, 16, & 17, Block D. Golfvlew SW' of NE'4 of Section 29.70.30, lying East of Longwood+ Lake Estates Section of Meredith Manor Mary Road, West of Railroad and Unit I, PB 13. Pg 20. in Section 3 21. North of SR. 127. Further 29. at IheNE cornerof SR 434 and descrIbed as located at the in. Briarcliff Dr. (01ST. 3) tersection of Longwood.Lake I. STEVE R. PARKER - BA(10-70. Mary Road and C.427. (DIST. 2) 90)I16' + PUD, Planned Unit FICTITIOUS NAME Rear Yard 3+' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Notice is hereby given that I am Development Zone BA(10 2010). Variance from 30 ft to 2$ ft on Lot SWEETWATER engaged In business at 1107 Catla 37E + R.1AAA Residential Zone St., Altamont,Springs, Seminole 69, Foxwood Phase 2, FIrst Ad. FORT 41IAF'FEE, Ark. iUPl The Cuban refugees walked silently down a shoulder-to-shoulder line of security officers toward school buses waiting to take them to the Chaf fee consolidation camp where the sL4r attorney general says ncone has the legal -'-riht in detain them. + The 289 re1ugeis from Eglin Air Force Base in Florida arDved Thursday at Fort Smith municipal airport on ir Florida 737s tinder a government plan to transfer the 6,600 hardest-to-place Cubans to one convenient site, In Miami Thursday, many Cuban.s left the city's controversial "Tent City" and went back to the streets rattler than ttansfer to federal refugee camps. The city IS closing down the encampment for homeless refugees next week. - degs 70' 00" W along E line of laid Mobile Home DistrIct Col Size Section 19 a distance of 500 ft. etc. Varianc, from 7000 sq ft to 5000 sq ft and Lot Width Variance from 70 Further described as the Nor. ft to SOft on Lot S. BlocI. F, Mobile theast corner of Highway 17.92 and Lake of the Woods Boulevard. Manor 2nd AddItion, PB It, Pg 47, - Refugees In Hunger Strike one of the boats told one of our cutters occurred Thursday, when a boat arrived may also be sent elsewhere. About 167 of that they were told to leave," Chief Petty with 270 refugees aboard. That brought them chose the streets rather than Officer Paul Scotti said in Miami. "They the sealift total since the exodus from elocatlon. hospital Corporation of America's proposal to build a 226Memorial, was uriiruinously approved by the full board of the East Central Florida Health Systems Agency Thursday, said Seminole Froni Bonibs 1t'tiioria1 Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. Kenneth Wing. The proposal 1)0w needs only to receive state approval. The urJtei Press International Associates also working on + the Basra agency approval Follows objections voiced by Larry Welch, American workers who fled the Persian facility landed at the Houston Intercon.of:WesVtusja 11oital, I)eJmd4 .und fiji.....Gulisew theirhomee explodeunderbomba,.... tinental Airport Thursday-night;(ppe okismarrtorSthern Health SysteriS. At1nta, weathered .a chaotic escape through the + Wing said. 1 U.S. Embassy offlciali in Baghdad, Iraq, 'desert - and felt lucky to have made it home Chipper said Southern Health Systems has submft4 a letter said another 51 Americans had piled on a alive. For others, the ordeal continues, v..o1 intent to build a hospital In Lake Mary,.Wing repod.'iVlng and headed for Amman, Jordan - an 18--hour "The bomb hit square In my bedroom," ----------- told the board, miieetInin Ortondó,.thaUbèstaff oin%lole journey across the southern SLan desert, said Jack Edwards, 62, of ite, Ga., as he bed hospital in Sanford to replace Seminole ArflericaflS Flee + - -' r - - - - -- -+ . ... - + sention of those present, to support Hospital Corp4r.tIn of Azut'rica. + ,. ,. . - Stempers In Fair Condifionr:H. + Ir. and Mrs. William spokesman said. Stemper Sr. of Sanford are Mrs. Stemper suJfetd a reported today in fair con. broken hip and other 'utjuries dillon at Orlando Regional and may be hos'ltflzed Medical Center recovering another 10 to 15 4M'i, the Irma injuries suffered in a spokesman added. two-vehicle accident near Steinper and h1s wife, hlrooksville. Mildred, are life-longanford Stemper, who sustained a - broken arm and other in- residents, and Stemr is a : juries, is expected to be prominent Realtor. The accident o,curred released from the hospital in a Few days. a hosoltal Sunday. . __________________________________________________________ NATIONAL REI'ORT: A cold front swept throtigh the South, bringing downpours to Texas and thundershowers to 111051 of the lower Misisslppi Valley. Upto 9inches oftinfell on parts of central Texas Thursday. The showers headed west, and a flash-flood watch was posted early today for south+ AREA DEAThS . the Central Baptist Church. PALSY L THO1IPKINS He Is siirvlved by his wife Mrs. Daisy L. Thompkins, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Earthan Taylor; sons 76, of 1011 Locust Ave., Mrs. Helen Moye of Sanford; Elbert and Darrell L. Taylor; Sanford, died Sunday at two daughters, Mrs. Miriam daughter, Mrs. Essle M. Florida Hospltal-Altamonte. Elizabeth Jenkins, Sanford Williams; seven grand. Survivors Include and Miss Virginia Diane children; seven greatdaughters, Mrs. Dossie L. Moye, Halnes City; two sons, grandchildren and several James and Mrs. Earnestine James Morris Moye III, El nephews and cousins. Hogan; son, Alvin hall; Paso, Texas and Robert M. Wllson-Elchelberger sister, Mrs. Lorene Davis; Moye, Sanord; one sister, Mortuary is in charge of seven grandchildren; nine Mrs. Maria Evans, Lady arrangements, great-grandchildren; num- Lake; nine grandchildren and nieces, 32792. The name and address of the PB 3, 'Pg 74, in Section 1921-30, MOVE, JAMES M. (MUTT) JR. + personal representative's attorney about 300 ft East of Jackson Street are sat forth below. - Graveside funeral Services ontheSouthsideof Depugh Street. f James M. "Mutt" Moye Jr., All persons having claims or (01ST. 4) 73, of 309 w: 16th St., Sanford, demands against the estate are 8. REQUEST FOR SIX MONTHS who died Thursday, will be at 4 required; WITHIN THREE EXTENSION p.m. Saturday at Evergreen MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF I.AGUSlND.MARqJEz.jj Cemetery witJ the Rev, Fr,ç}1,, - Th_.F#R.SLPUBLtCAT1OM.-O -S0)'l?t .1AEku1f,r, Zone. THIS NOTICE, to file with the Requeslfor6Moflth$ Extenslonon -imtth -'- otrfcigii-rcj'arisson C4irk of the above Court a written approval granted on April Funeral Home.PA In charge. 21, 7910, . statement ofanyclaimordernand foe a Special Exception for ConMOORE, JULIUS - Funeral they may have. Each claim must valescent Home and Children's services for JulIus Moore, who be inwrillng and must indicate the Day Care Center on N ~ of W ',' died Sept. 17 in Altamonte, will balls for the claim, the name and of NW ¼ of NE ¼ (less E 213 ft be held on Saturday .t 2 p.m. at address of the creditor or his agent 5 473 ff1 in Section 15.21-fl. FurNew Bethel Missionary Baptist or attorney, and te amount thee described as located at sw Church, Sanford, with the Rev. claimed. If the claim is not yet corner approximately 2400 ft +. '.. - Dr. Eugene + Barrington isnd and Thomas Moore, Sanford, numerous nieces Freddie Barrington; and daughter, Mrs. ,Shirley nephews and cousins. or less increasing over the north part Saturday, Widly $cattered showers and a few thundershowers increasing ov4 e north part. + + '. will follow in Jackson Cemetery. Browns' Paradise MemorIal Chapel, 901W. 13th St., Sanford, Is In charge of arrangements. e shall be stated. If the claim is variable around 10 mph today and northeasterly 10 to 1 mph 'Saturday. Rainpcobabillty4opercenl today,20 percent tPnlght and 40 percent Saturday. — - r. + -' - tgomeq-y Road. (01ST. 3) Nathan F. Henderson,;D*(tona ' DISCHARGES Tracey L. Brewor, sanfole .$oyceM. Randall and baby, boy, Sanford PaulIne M. Ouprey, DIllon. ' - 4 . .. '+ .' + ..' + . + Ewnhig fteiWd ' ', + + . + •. - 26, + (.UPS 6112$) 73. Na. 31 + - Published DaIly and Sunday, except Saturday b The Sslid + Herald, Inc., 301 N. French AVE.; Sanford, Fla. flUt. -'•- + + +++ _ ______________ + .. + .... . __ _____ ' -' .... ss, . - + + - +. + - . + ' - -+--. + ' . + - ' . . ___________ I_______ __________________. . . + " + .. ... + .' ..... . + + - '. ___ TJ• _____ ... + .. - . . . + + 'Divisive Act Upsets Frey - + ' + . r'- + + + - MARCH OF DIMES - * YOU DON'T NEED CASH... Use Your Good Credit! Just add Open Your Account Today! * + .. '- + + * BE HERE EARLY! We have 92 years' experience' In financing our own accounts and we know how to find a plan to fit your needs exactly. Ask our Credit Manager to find a plan for you! We think you'll agree It Is really 'credit with a personal touch"! For best selections and bring your neighbors and friends to this history making sale No Phone or MajI 0,-dot. Please! * QUANTITIES LIMITED! - On several one of a kinds, floor samples broken lots. odd bedding everything for your home Hurry first come, first served! - + + - -__________________ _________________________________ 10 A.M. to 10 - + ' ALL MORSE STEREOS LAMPS ' '1 0 PICIURES Q - . LOVE SEATS FURNITURE AND 1+ - + ALL SOFAS, BEDROOM +o/•, & CHAIRS 1 0 to 50 to - 30 - % - + Off , Off - Off ______________________ . - Off + + ' USE STERCHI'S - + 1,000,00 INSTANT CREDIT PLAN QUALIFIED) 1100 + - this FRIDAY only! ALL ALL , + P.M. ________________________ TAILAHASSEE, Fla. UPI) Florida airports that count heavily on federal funds for major construction are going to have to find other sources of revenue if the federal aviation trust fund expires next Tuesday. William Miller, director of public transportation operatiorec in Florida, sees little chance that Congress will reenact or extend I-be fund. While the major impact appears to be on Orlando International Airport and Southeast Florida Regional Airport at Fort Myers, Miller said' It will effect any airport with, air carrier service that has construction in program or planned "IbeLlevejustabouteverymajorandmedium-sizedairport in the state has a building program uqer way," he said. Orlando and Fort Myers are building new terminaLs and Fort Myers also is constructing a new runway, he said. 'Orlando may be able to Issue additional bonds to raise revenue for the project, but Miller said Fort Myers h,as exhausted its bond capability. He said $25 l'niUlon of the $56 miUlon FOrt Myers project is federal money, of which only $14.5 mIllion has been committed. The Orlando project Is in roughly the same position, he salt. ., __ .- Be here when the sate starts, no need to go home lust come as you are and get your share of Great Savings and first pick of the bargains! your Account or $OU7H(m . .,. ' . SANFORD . + FRENCH AV, Credit Wha Personal Touchi Fr'.. Delivery Up to 100 Milasl - + . _. 3227953 + OPEN DAILY 9;)SleöN '1 Ri.9;)SIs5;)e CLOUDIUNDAY . - I' _________ -w-. * JUST COME AS YOU ARE! PERSONALIZED CREDIT PLAN! .. + - itto + Airports Face Building Crunch + + ' + "lie took no bribes, no kickbacks. There was no pressure' for personal gun in any transactions," Austin said. The three-month investigation included a lie detector test, after which a special presentment was made saying Childers had done nothing illegal. The investigation focused on the Cabinet's purchase of 121 acres at Big Lagoon In Escambia County from one of Ciulders' business partners and a second environmentally endangereol land purchase in Escambia, Perdido Key." -. . Republican U.S. Senate ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) candidate Lou Frey, angry at what he termed "the single most divisive act I've seen," said Thursday he would seek help.from his Washington contacts to counteract the GOP national committee's backinhi of, his runoff+ opponent Paula Hawkins. Rcmald - "I am concerned for the party, Governor Reagan's chances and for whoever the nominee will be in the runoff between myself and Mrs. Hawkins," Frey. said "1' hope the national committee, and Mrs. Hawkins revert their positions and get the hired guns out of the state. - O . ' + Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to set performance standards For police rada' units. The high court ruled against John K. Yolman, who was convicted on the basis of radar of driving 61 m.p.h. in a 35 m.p.h. zone in Boca Baton on Aug. 15, 1979. Yolman contended that his arrest should be nullified because the Legislature had unlawfully delegated to the delartment its authority' to set radar standards, but the court ruled that the standards were properly established.' ____ BA(l0.30-IO). _______ E - soliciting bribes from a Tallahassee lobbyist.- The Florida Supreme Court Thursday upheld the ' - + - constitutionality of a law permitting the Department of + 5. BILLY N. LOVE __ - - * FREE DELIVERY! * FREE SET-UP! TAI.I.AIIA&SEEE, Fla. UPIj If specIal prosecutor Ed Austin didn't indict incoming Senate'President W.D. Chiloie'rs, it's not because tie didn't try. "I'll be frank. I went headhuntlng. I tried thy best to get himiu and I couldn't do It. I'm convinced to a rimoral certainty- lie's an honest man," says Austin, who is Jack'oonvilk"s state' attorneGov. Bob Graham assigned hitn to work with the statewide grand jury. The graj4 ury -Thursday -uleund 4-%ikk'rs, who sut'eeet$.'t Senate President Phil Lewis, of several allegations of iniscon duct, including taking kickbacks on a state land deal anol Court Upholds Radar Law , _______________ " + - , + .a.r.00,inde.i-wghd,aw + wife, - Can't Nal.ci Childers In Hearing accreditation From Shands Teaching Hospital, a + Shands oficial said Thursday. However, John Ives, executive director of Shands, told a news conference that the hospital already has notified the commission of its intent to appeal and said Shands will remain accredited during the eight months expected to process the appeal. of - . '. - Home Delivery; Week. $l.$Ii Mmlii, $4.25; I santiis, Vear,$43.S0, By Mail; Week $l.11j Mesh.. lath ê Aantiis. _______ .131.90, Year, 01.01 -- .-------.--,----. - foj +o r on + ., + from SectIon 21-26, Sidewalks. which states, "SIdewalks at least four feet In width shall be placed on each side of all streets..." . Second Class Pastae Paid at Sanford, Florida 17111 + grandchildren; one great- Chspei, Sanford, is 12) charge servIces for Elberl Taylor, $7, of claimant shall delIver sufficIent 1. GORDON M. PRUITT BAQO. following described property: copies of the claim to the Clerk to 20 $0)-1O2TE. N ½ of Lof 244 1100 Strickland Ave., Sanford, (lets grandson; sister, Mrs. " Meadows Park Subdivision, Lots enable the Clerk to mail one copy S II for rd), Van Arsdale Osborne who died Sept. 32, wIll be at 1 through 12 as recorded in Flat Rosebud B. Wilson; five cacti personal representative. WILLIAM MASEY p.m. Saturday at Second Shilob to Brokerage Company's 34 AdBook 2), Page 1, Public Records of All persons Interested in the dillon to Black Hammock, PB 1, brothrs, Whitefield Missionary Baptist Church, 1923 WiUIam"BiIl"Masey,ll,o( Seminole County, Florida. estate to whom a copy of this Pg lOS, in Section 1-21-31, Airport Blvd., witji the Rev. H. B a r r In g ton, on the E d d Ic Fort Lauderdale, died L. Harr officIating. BurIal In notice of administration has been East side of Oklahoma Street, ½ PublIc hearing will be held on + Barrington, the Rev. James Thursday in that city. He was Restlawn Cemetery, Sanford. mailed are required, WITHIN mile North of Highway. (01ST. Octob.,' 13, 1910, In the THRU MONTHS FROM THE I) Barrington, Wilbert born in Folk5ton, England, . WiisOn.Elctielbevger Mortuary + CaS$Stberry City HAIl, IS Lake' DATE OF THE in charge of arrangements. FIRST 2.HAROLOE.L0p40,JR.. BAUD. Barrington and William and Came to Sanfotd as a Triplet Drive, at 7:20P.M. or as PUBLICATION OF THIS 2OS0)-10TE I-of Xi), Lake soon thereafter as IAN RINOTON, JESSE Barrington, and numerous &nall boy with his parents, NOTICE, to file any oblection they + 'tarney Estates, in SeEjIon 230-32, PLEASE GOVERN YOURSELF sevicN"for Jessi may have that challenges the approlmateIy 5 miles NE of aunts, uncles, nieces, Mter finishing grade school + Funeral Barrington, Jr., U, of 11M ACCORDINGLY. qualifications of the personal Geneva, off Osceala Road, close to nephews and COUflSI.fl3. MC.arthy Ave., Sanford, who Linda Thomas here,'he moved to Detroit, representatIve or the venue or County ,amp on Octoosit. sIde of ed Tuesday at his home,wIll be Acllnq'Cuty Wilson- E ic he lb erg e r Clerk Jc After 30 yearS with üe at 2 p.m. Saturday at New Mt. lurIsdictIon of the Court. road. (01ST 2) Publish Sept. 36, 1910Mortuary is in charge of Chrysler Corporation, he ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND 3. TERRY N. SMITH U(lOio. Calvary Missionary BaptIst OEA.14.4 bBJECTiON$ .t4OT. 50 FILED I0),I7TE + Parcel VI, Holidsy arrangements. Church, West 12th Street, with i'lBtited in j' Lal)(5"1 WILL è,E FOREVER BARRED. Ranch, In - SectIon 5-2032, on the Rev. 0. L. Sims Sr. of. 'He Ls survived by hi.. Date açtPie first publication of Osceola Road, ½ mIle Last of JAMES MOYEJR. flcleting. WIison.Eichtberger Is this notife of adminIstration: Mullet Like Park Rd. (0151. 31 + in charge of arrangements. + James M. IMutt) Moye Jr., Mi's. Margaret Muey; sister, 5.ptemb& 19, 1110. 4. CARLO$ N. CANTERO. Mrs. Hilda Osborne THOMPKINS.MR1.OAISYL.— 73of3Q9W16thStSanfI DAVID VON lANES, 20IO)IITE:The$w¼ofSE¼of Funeral services of Mrs. Daisy Mulberry; and a brother as Psrsonal Refiresentative SW'A. of SW'S and also SE's of dle Tsursday. Born in L. ThomPkins. 76, 0110)1 Locust the Es)ats ol of SW'S of SW'S of Sw' of Section 9-, Tampa, he was a retired Reggie Masey, Sord. Ave., Sinford, who died Sunday, JOSEPHINE JARES. 20.32. Together with an easement BurIal will be in Ft. will bi held at noon SaturdaV, at railroad engineer for the RONALb W. BLACK for ingress and egress over the E Zion Hope Missionary Baptist 117 South Lake AvenuE' 40 ft of that part of W 6.3 chs of Antic (oatt [.me Railroad. Lauderdale. + Church, 777 Orange Ave. andb Orlando, Florida 32001 SW( ot Sw's of said Section wasamemberoSaMord. EIERTTAYR - Ei,hlhstreel,wimffieNe,.J.L. (305)132.2100 igSOfOsc,'SRdNS'S. -brOoks, pastor and Rev. 0. T. the Elks Club 1241, Elbert Taylor, 37, of 1700. Attorney for Personal of said SW¼ of sw, oo n South Jackson offIciating. WilsonRepresentative of Osceela,Rd and '4 mile West of Brotherhood Firemen and StriCkland Ave., Sanford, died 7 Elchelberger Mortuary IS in Publish: September 19, & 36, Cochrin Rd. (DIST.'3) 1910 Old ofj - + charge of arrangements. Engineers and Monday at his home. DFA.lOè + . " , + + +.. 190— VoI. + - - Friday Sept. - . LIGHT I % JIOON Prosecutor GAINESVII,LE, F'la. iUPIi - The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, a private group that accredits hospitals based on strict criteria, has + CITYOFCA%SELSERRY Neticeof PublIc Hearin ,.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City CouncIl of the City of Cassalberry will hold a public hearing to determine the feasibility of grantIng a variance, as provIded by Section 21 4 VarIances of the City of contingent or unliquidated, the C. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS; nature of the uncertainty shall be MOBILE HOME AP. stated. lithe claim Is secured, the, P L I C A T I 0 N S ; A 1 - the Southwest, the principle of one loan-one' vote is clearly violated." He barred the delivery Qf any population count to the presldent or the states until officials comply. ,Shands To Appeal Decision - - ADMISSIONS Denver N. McCauley, Sanford Carol J. Archer, Deltona Richard A. Fisher, Deltoni ++ - - SemInoieMemorialHospital Sept.29 - - HOSPITPL NOTES + .--.- ------------ + TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UPI) Lawyers representing nine cities and one county say they haven't given up in their attempt to block the merger of Florida Gas Co. lwhich serves portions of Seminole County) with an out-of-state conglomerate despite losing a round in the Florida Supreme Court. The high court decided Thursday that the Public Service Commission lacks the authority tot+and in the way of the merger. The localities fear the merge' will cut gas supplies to the state and contended the PSC could have taken action under it.s mandate to protect "the public interest." - 1 low90s today and near 90 Saturday, Lows in the mid los. Winds — Florida Gas Wins Round In Attempt For Merger SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOFADJUSTMENT BY; LARRY BLAIR. CHAIRMAN PUBLISH: September 26. 1910 . chance of afternoon and evening th derstorms. Highs in the IN BRIEF - - .2AI42...,..-.-..... - - FLORIDA which the appeal Is to be based. ' O,d4 k - - - + draws near San Antonio, where 9 inches of rain had cousins and Linzy Gilbert. JULIUS MOORE + WIlson.Elchelberger fallen by Thursday afternoon. Julius Moore, 75, of 2707W. AREA RE/tE)INGS t9 15.03.): temperature: 78; ovpTlight Mortuary is In charge of ZlrdSt.,Sanford, died Sept. 11 'arrangements1 low: 74; Thursday's high: 94; barometric pressui'e3, 3009' at Florida Hospitalrelative humidity: 94 percent; winds: north at 4 mph. + Altamonte. Born in MarvIlle, JESSEBARRINGTONJR. S/STURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hlgh*,' 10:48 Ga., he was a resident. of Jesse Barrington Jr., 67, am., 11:11 p.m.; lows, 4:17 a.m., 452 p.rn. j!OItT + 1338 McCarthy Aye., Sanford,- •Sanlerd formsnyye.ar3andi -CANAVERAL: highsi040ã.iii, 11:03p.m.; lows, 4:1,m., diedTuesdayathisresldence. member of the New Bethel 4:43p.m.; BAYPORT: highs,3:28a.m., 4:26p.m.; lowa 10:13 Survivors Include his wife, Missionary Baptist Church. a.m., 10:20 p.m. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Shupelia Barrington; BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inki, Out father, Jesse Barrington &'' Adella Moore; one daughter, 50 MIles: Winds southeasterly around 10 knots becoming four eons, Jesse Barrington Mrs. Corrine Henderson; two flC(5 and - & 5. Block 0, PrairIe Lake Park, (01ST. 3) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0 Pg 61, in Section 192130, in 10. MARGARET LUNDQUIST THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL JAMES E. VEITCH. BA (1O20.10. the 600 block on the West side of CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 1lV + Al Agriculture Zone . Lot South Highway 17fl.', mile South SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Width Varianc, from ISO ft to 04 SR. 136. (01ST. 1) . + PROBATE DIVISION o APPROVAL OF MINUTES 131.46 f I; Lot Size Variance from CASE NO. PR.fl-3$-CP 43,560 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft; SIde 1. September 1%, 7910 Regular IN RE: The Estate of Street VarIance from SOft 1040 tt; MeetIng JOSEPHINE JARES, This public hearIng will be held and Front Yard VarIanc, from so Deceased f$'$v 45 ft on Lot 14. Unrecorded in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Plat of Forest Heights, ORB Florida, on October 20, 1910, at TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Pg 6N, in Section 1721.29. on CLAIMS OR 7:OOP.M.,or as soon thereafter as DEMANDS Forest Circle, off Forest Lake AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE possible, Drive. (DIST. 3) AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 11. LEO C. GOODWIN + BA(1O-20. Written comments filed with the Land Development Manager will I)9TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: $0)125V R.IAA Residential ZoneYOU ARE HE RE BY Lot Size Variance from 11,700 sq ft be considered. Persons appearing NOTI Fl ED that the a- to 7130 sq ft and Lot Width at the public hearIng will be heard. ministration of the estate Of Variance from 90 ft to 67 ft on Lot Hearings may be continued from JOSEPHINE .IARES, Deceased, 24, Block 0, West Altamonte time to time as found necessary. Case No. PR 7931CPis pending in Heights, P8 10, Pg Further details available by 75. in Section theCircuil Court of the Eighteenth 1121.29, on North side of Alpine calling 3234330, Ext. 159. Judicial Circuit in and for Street, West of Pressvuew, off Persons are advised that, If they Seminole County, Florida. Probate Palm Springs Dr. (DIST. 4) decIde to appeal any decision Division, the address of whIch is made at this hearing, they will 12+ WILLIE MADRY + BA(10.20Seminole County Courthouse, $0)173V + R-1 Residential Zone need ajecord of the proceedings, Sanford, Floelda, 37771. The Lot SizeVariancefromlioosq and, for Such purpe, they may ftto personal representative Of the 5661 sq ft and Lot Width Variance need to Insur, that a verbatim estate Is DAVID VON JAR ES. from 70 ft to 50 ft and SIde Yard record of tte proceedings Is made, whose address is 1125 NottIngham Variance from lOft to 7.6 ft on Lot which record includes the . - - - - 12 HOURS ONLY! 10 A.M. to 10P.M. +_++ ( ,IsHIN:sTHcRNHoMcssINc1Ie: - l)ETROIT I U P11 Big cIty Iivayors and minority group spokesmen are hailing as a potential economic and political boon a federal cOurt decision forcing the U.S. Census Bureau to' adjust census Figures to include people missed in Its canvass. U.S. District Judge Horace W. Gilniore Thurs(Ia)- rlileol Ifl a suit brougtit by the City of Detroit the Census Bureau ignored millions of Americans in its 1980 census most of theta black and Hispanics. Gilnuore ordered census takers to) adjust the figures to reflect the people who were not counted. The city had i'laiiiit'd 67,000 persons went uncqunted in 1970, costing the city $52 million in federal aid. The decision, which probably will be appealed, means inil lions of dollars in federal aid and increased congressional representation for the flation's major imietropolitan areas. Gilmore said because black and Hispanics are not counted equally with whites, "by virtue of the large ('oncentratn4s of blacks and Hispanics in metropolitan areas and-or regions of + + ..Qn...Census, Figures JENO F. PAULUCCI. BA (I020. setback from 25ff to lOft on Lot 1. 90)31E Ci Commerclil Zone. To A Replat of Tract H, Sabal Point, Sig. John ChamberlaIn allow for constructIon of ap+ Publish Sept. 19, 26 & Oct. 3. 10, P621, Pg 91, in Section 33-20.29, on theEast$IdeofSabal Palm Drive, proximately 50,000 sq ft of mini1990 lust North of Wekiva Springs Rd. personal storage units on Lots). 4, "I'm not going back," said a shaken Frank BinnLnd, a painting superintendent from Baton Rouge, La., who arrived home Thti.t eday. "I'm just glad I'm alive." - ____________________________________________ - - 1957. + Mayors- Hail Ruling - '+ Springs Road. Further of the Circuit Court, Seminole Oak Lane. (DIST. 3) as on the South side of . SABAL POINT PROPERTI ES, descrIbed County, Florida In accordance Wekiva Springs Road, 700 ft East BA(1040S0)-1lSv - PUD. with the provisions Of the FIC. INC. of Hunt Club Boulevard and West lltious Name Statute, To-Wit; Planned Unit Development Zone - about 700 AmerIcans were in Iraq. Some 300 of them working In the oil refinery complex at Basra, which was heavily bombed and strafed by Iranian jets. + + fltF1or1dà;djff,(J - t , VVEATI-IER Thursday. "I lost everything." Edwards was one of a group of 72 workers for the C.E, Lummus construction company of Bloomfield, N.J., who returned to the United States after fleeing the bombed port city of Basra, Iraq. + ' Lummus officials said 38 more employees would be arriving from Iraq today. In Texas, employees of Foster and- + J ty and educationalbulldingson litlous nam, of CHAMBERLAIN 29. •t 32 Spanish Oak Lane, wcon the E 330 ft Of SE',. 04 NE '4 of Westerly from Intersect Ion of SALES CO.. and (hat I Intend to register said name with the Clerk Autumnwood DrIve and Spanish Section 31 2029, lying Southerly of . . - MCNEIL ISLAND, Wash. tUPI) About 30 Cuban refugees have crowded into a single cell and begun a hunger,trike to protest three months of detention at the McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary. The Cubans, being screened by the Immigration & Naturalization Service For possible criminal records, were among the thousands who left their native country in a boatlift to Florida last spring. They arrived at McNeil iJun "Thére upset because they're iW]flWiiIeh' - D.D. Grey said Thursday. "We explained to them we can't do anything." . Legau Notice ' - Cubans Arrive AtChaffee - srier and fellow' lAu Grant'' star Robert Walden were joined by ''M-A.S-hl'' stars Mike Farrell and l.oretta Sw- it in not ((1 (ToSS nttistctans picket lint's. CLOSED THIS FRIDAY UNTIL 10 A.M. ., WASh IN(;TON tU I'l i Spurred by a high me-ffle'nce it toxic shock syndrome aniong users of Rely tainlsons. the government is moving to require warning labels con all lainOfl boxes. Bill Rados, a spokesman for the F'ixod and 1)rug-Athninistra. - tion, said Thursday the' agency is developing a proposal to require warning labels so women would lx' ak'rted to the link between the disease and all tampons, not just the Rely brand lie said the proposal will be submitted to the F'o'dt'r;ul Register Ill a few weeks. Then, there will be a 60-clay i'riol fir public comment on the proposal before the agency niake's a final reconinwndatifln. + ... - .'Tbewimole process witJ, taçea_ few- itionths,'' lie salol - -+ The.-Gentec.-for- IMseaso.-ontrol4n Atlahta sauI4at, wek Rely tampons are more frequently associated with toNIc shock syndrortie than other brands, -but wonten using oothe'r branois have contracted the sometiiiies Fatal illness. ''All brands of tampons appear to be' as.soclate'd W 1711 it the disease),'' Rados said. ''Why there is Ilighur Inclden,.-e aititong Rely users IS still a mystery.' A stud)' by the center found that 71 jx'rct'nt tot a group i women w- li had toxic shock syndronie used Rely taitilsonis. The FDA said women can reduce the risk oil contracting (lie disease by using sanitary napkins instead of tanisons durini: the'ir menstrual peritxls. The bacterial disease is characterized b sudden onset 'of high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, a rapid drop n bh000l pressure' often resulting in shock, and a sunburn-like' rash and later peeling of the skin, part icularl)- ton the fIngers and (toes. + - + Tampon Bàxes To Carry Warnings 9 + Iargaining. - + Boa fs Leave Cu b sealift.' + . . Bufhe said several others were having the last refugte center in the Uiilted "Fidel 'Castro is apparently closing difficulties getting across the Florida States at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Marlel harbor. He apparently kicked out Straits. They are being shipped to Fort Chaff the remaining boats," said Quarter. "Our people out there are pretty busy. from centers at Fort McCoy, Wis., master 1st Class Russ Mayhew at the The boats -are running out of fuel or Indiantown Gap, Pa., and Eglin Air Key West Coast Guard Station. "That's having engine troubles," a spokesman Force Base, Fla. the beat information we have right now, said, "They came out of Mariel early last anyway." The Tent City refugee center in Miami night." - WASHINGTON UPI t In raising its discount rate frOm 10 to 11 percent effective today, the Federal Reserve Board appears to be trying to balance the pace 1 economic recovery against the danger recovery wIll bring more inflation. One of the Fed's seven governors, Ilenry C. Wallich, summed up this thinking in a speech to the Conference Board, a business researcii group, in New York Thursday night. + "To avoId a new upsurge of inflation from it.s present high level and to wind down the inflation over time," Wallict-i said, "the recovery will have to be kept moderate and SOfl1C slack maintained in the economy.'' Dead drinking 'heavily through session, lx)Iice said. - Discount Rate Hits 11% Key L st Ref u g ... + - + + + - - + - - - + i.ITT1.E ROCK, Ark. UP1 The mayor of Guy, Ark., says residents of his town are suffering [rota sore throats, diarrhea and nausea, but the Air Force denies. their illness was caused by last week's explosion of a Titan 11 missile nearby. Even though Air F'orce Maj. Ed Neunherz confirmed Thursday Mayor Bennie Mercer "showed symptoms of having been exposed to combustible material," the military man stuck with the Air Force's contention they could not have resulted from the missile. Guy is located 6 miles from the underground silo where the Titan II missile exploded early last Friday. . . - - Zeppelin + Town Near Missile Site Hit By Various Illnesses ..UWUVI HIC 'U'•UW'IIV U , + . Friday, Sept. 26,1fl0_-3A eninHerald,Sanford,Fl. I . . .h Lw - _ I . - . + .. . . +. . . . - . - . - -. - .- + , ,,.,,,,.• -- ' + ' ;-• -. 4 .- -. -- - ,, , . - -.-----_•_ ' ,__ + -- --'- ,_ -_.' ,_,_ .,. , _•+*,_ ',' - 4 �-- ;7 . I . .. .- . . -. . . . . . . I . ... . . . I U - • • I - V .. 1 a - 4 7 I - V . I Evening HeraJd The radial keratotomy controversy is heating up. zuss 41 ThaI 300N.FRENCHAVESANFORD.FLA.32n1 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 ___ _______________ 'Friday, Sept. 26, 1980-4A Arotjnl - sighte ess. ltasdevelopedintheSovietUnion __ six years ago and is being performed -by w few surgeons in. the U.S. While the Florida Society of Ophthalmology. has just issued a press release supporting The _______ . I THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor JAMES E. BIRD, Advertising Director 1 Home Deli very: Wk, $1.00; Month, 6 Months,424.00; . . Year, $45.00. By Mail: Week, $1.25; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, $30.00: Year. p7.00. The Florida Society of Ophthalnólogy states its belief that fewer than 1,000 such surgeries have been performed world wide. — DNcuiwnwwe-4em oth erwise, since he is scheduled to present his work to the society on Oct. 16. On Nov. 7 he wi ll • speak to the American . Academy of Ophthalmology jointly with Dr. Fyodorov. The Florida Society of Ophthalmology has • . Radial keratotomy is the microurgicaI Tlvarr' kdu4w that .uivd niyu WAYNE D. DOYLE,. Publisher . 'I, 2 W-V 3 .1 \4,1 • urged restrAinton the part of patients'and eye surgeons tintil new research on radial , keratotom can be gathered and evaluated. But Dr. Neumann and a. han df ul of other Neumann has just returned from Moscow with a glowing report on the operation's safety and effectiveness. By DIANE PETRYK technique froth Ukrainian ophthalmologist Dr. Svyatoslav Fyodorov in March. Dr. Neumann' said more than 3,000 radial ophthalmologists had the opportunity to examine rnan patients who had undergone the procedure more than live yes ago. These older cases keratotornies have been perfortned In the Soviet retained their good visual result. despite the Despite the conservative approach of a Unron with pniform success and 1,000 have been performed in the U.S. without major cornplications. fading away of many of their microscopic incisions, he said. During the conference, Dr. Fyodorov also segment"o! the ophthalmological community in this country, Dr. Neumann predicted use of the procedure will spread "like wild fire." - assault. Poverty-stricken Honduras, which borders on Nicaragua, EL. Salvador and Guatemala, is accutely vulnerable, Panama, while mQmentarily free of revolutionary vince is nevertheless 'drifting, toward a pro ouiui change in its international alignment. And Costa Rica, the region's only democracy, is threatened WASHINGTON - - State Department in- Annk__ for the hostages will result from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's latest list of conditions for resolvi ng the 10-month-lon g crisis. In his Sept. 12 addr ess, Khomeini said the hostages northernmost state, Guatemala, shares a 600-mile border with Mexico. Significantly, the Guatelmalan frontier abuts Mexico's vast oil and natural gas reserves. Moreover, the string of Central American states . Central America holds a unique political, even - losses . - - - • - - -. - viirgn mir rtrti sexual harassment on college student) finds Much more frequently, when teachers and first step in making such a deal. college coeds get "involved", it's the for dates, touching, kissirilf, fondling, dis. Though heartened at the first sign of movement from Iran In months, the foreign- professor who starts the romance perking. cussions about perso*al.problems obAnd some professors mixed up in this sort of sequious friendliness, and offers of high .. members of parliament, Including speaker Indeed, must not constitute a plea of meaculpa or a surrender to revolutionary forces motivated Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani, have Indicated to western diplomats that the four and their government ought to sibility as fully consistent wi th their own Interests be part of a and those'of the people of Central America. The great unanswered question about Central longer list of . ,Sexual harassment-of postsecondary students. State Department professionals, however, various U.S. courts. They range from claims for compensation by corporations whose assets In Iran were seized to damage suits by people and rehabilitate the economy was - 1979 and conditions that existed on campus in 1917 no longer exist. Now students who feel sensitive about It," she said. More than a dozen colleges have begun to they' have been sexually harassed can set up grievance procedures to handle com. Jeçpartment asked that th suits be iô'1 postponed, many judg complain through the grievance channel. plants. But it's an uphill battle for students. dotheitudentsfeej'- have been rendered qnd part of the frozen . Berkeley: Researchers Donna J. Benson and Gregg E. would be for the United States to pay off the Thompson said they found 30 percent of the supports in Central America. claimants and get them to drop their suits. female seniors there had been hara&wd by at In one recent report. BERRY'S WORLD - JACK ANDERSON ', - Fi r ed Em ployee Hi t - S this in the cause of combatting communism 0 - — - ', - . - - dedicated man. A little over a year ago, he - - -' - .• -- - ' - - -. . - .. . . -S - - - I . . I., - - . . i . .0 — W"o . — - was fired by Rockwell International after 24 years with the company. Semis says was fired because he refused to falsify expenses on Rockwell contracts th the National AeronaItIcs and Space wi Administration. "I refused to participate in thls'Aerospacescam' and now I'm paying the price f or being an honest man," he said. Semis's lonely battle against the aerospace conglomerate has borne fruit. His charge3 - ' - - • ' that Rockwell misMridled muly $W mill1ion . ,would have.to be swallowed by the company, of taxpayers' money have resulted in in- while extravagance on the NASA contract vatigations, by do FBL NASA's irispedor , would be paid by Uncle Sam' . . genexa,l,- thi Defertse Conttact Audit Agency Hoiwever that particular bit of coriiorate ft and Rockwell's own Internal security ' . " S _________ . - S -. .'. HUT HUT - - company — and ul"tely the Ijurpayers — - for transporting his live-In girlfriend and her s1eIght-o(-hand is resolved, the investigations sparked by Sena's charges have produced a division, The results of the FBI probe will be — I. -- HUT!" ' - S far possible criminal prosecution. Sources In California and WasMngtn S - - . S - - - il :1 ______ __ ___ __________ , S . -. _ -el S - ' ___ ____ ' '' oiF. 55 • - -, I . 5 Ll __________________________ — I - - degree examination, Two-Rockwell employees made a ever)day visit to London and Paris : "Moonraker," a James Bond space movie. Thiy took the trip to London ostensibly "do an In-depth analysisand evaluation of certain 'movie studios' capabilities to pçoduce and, distribute films on space program benefl." They went to the movies j Paris. The Junket Included a trip on the luxury class Concorde - -- --------- - - - - ________-------S - - - S S , 4 - - S - ' _____ I .I I heat pump, power savers Ii ke fluorescent Iigh t, lot less. -- - , S . . - - • - S . • ' 5 - - I IFORWA . ' FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY - -. ,. L -,- I • - - • . ' -' S , • . - . - - - . I . . 1,thJ ' . S - ,. , - "I'm comfortable In front of the cameras and lfeelat ease aiming at viewe, predomi interviewi ng our guests. We' - 18 to 40 years old." nantly women, from • - Watt-oWise.I Livin At saws you more than it costs, . . . . , - S - .- ' S - - - . -- "- S . - S i- S - , . ' ------: • S - - ,- - - • S ' - - - ' - • - - S. I - . - -- -- --- -- -- - '' ,,, - --- -- - ---- - - -- --- . . . . ' I - So i without a second thought." - Curiously, one of Toni's earliest ambitions was to become talk show host. Her mother hosted a local talk show on WSFAVi in Montgomery, -Ala., for five years In the late 195( when Tom was a teenager. "It was called ,The Guest Room.' My three sisters and I sometimes appear ed on the show with Mom," Toni said. "When Dad's furniture business went under, we moved from Alabama to California." Almost two years ago MCA made two 90-minute pilots of the, -' heat bu ild-up). come the very fist month. office and pick tip a free information brochure. FPL's money-saving Watt-Wise homes have The Watt-Wise Living home. It Costs a leatures like extra ceiling and wall insulation, little more now I ,/_ solar and heat-recovery units for water heat- hut in the long run ing, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or it costs a whole ' - 111 tIll m ize . . before y(m buy ()r construct , i new 11(mic, in the beginning. But you'll get a payoff in ask your builder about FIL'S Watt-Wise extra savings on your electric bills for years to Living Program. Or, stop by your local FPL shows with celebrity guests sitting on couches. - L ( planned to A and thermally tug and a microwave oven, Sure, a Watt-Wise home costs a little more - - - - - -- ' - - - S . • •. , S S S - -- - - .. -- - :. '.:- -- - ---. ' -- - -- • -. S • ..11' ________________________________________________________________________ .17' ____________________________________ • S "' .- ____ AIR Cor'WUtOtJER: EER. 9 REcOMM4PE) according to FPL's energy saving-standards. projected -Tennille 5116N. They were typical traditionail Wk • S _____ _____ I= - -- A--new Watt-Wie LivingrM home can save - ' cost-plus contract. - _____ _____ _______ - . • and cost the Lupayers $8,M on Rockwell's . _____ --- a . - // ________________________ ____ _____ ______ _______________________ ______________ __________________________ ___ - ________ ________ ____________________________________________________________ with his keyboards. -. "Daryl enjoys his occasional appearances with me, but he refuses to do sketches or any other structured routines. Daryl does best whe n he improvises. "Daryl is gem. A jewel. The light tMny life. If it came to a charged off to NAM, to take her nwter's , [I] ___________ _____ _____ showdown between Daryl and the show, I would choose Daryl fil -. - S .. ______ _____ "It hasn't put any strain on our relationship. Daryl doesn't ' - S c=. __ you, money on electr made more contemporary. - "So we made a third pilot and the NBC sta tions bought it," - _____ _ • (and) costs were reasonable under difficult to hire 5omeone to look after his hoi s. drcwnstances•" A company spokesman d - _____ his wife. 'Footnote,A- NASA spso~eww said Ow 44in general, ( Ro kw ,$) ov &I Cars. . One employee's wife made a Frlda- I . - like TV. lie hired me in the first place back in 1972 because he rent a beach cottage In Florida, $ZO a month well's cavalier attitude toward government contrac. To'Rockweli, apØarentiy, " is \,-~ — ______ "Daryl is delighted that I'm doing the show on my owp." she said. Rockwell is "deeply concerbed,is' at tiv allega tions. Ray Sena has brought a million t against Rockwell. '_ c€iUJG _ nothi ' to do with the program except to make suggestions to Neither show sold. But NBC,s,Qwned aM operated stations I . expressed interest if Tonrs sMw could be cut to 60 minutes and two dogs from California to Fkrida aind blick again. He also was allowed SIA a month to- fift*&;~`A - ' . tandid over to' UX anays Ift'CAM0111111 _4*off of sdlkecriet revelations about Hoc!. t oo by NIA W, -I .. , I support Sena's charges of high-level the money.It.got from the taxpayers for the S space-shuttle program: Because the' project was moved from The documents Indicate that since 1977 top Rockwell executives ordered that certain California to Florida before installation of expenses of an Air Force contract.he charged heat.reslstant t i le was complet ed , the to a NASA space-shuttle project. The reason company has about 600 employees WOrking for the, IUegaljuggllng act was that the Air - around the clock, and collecting overtime Force contract was for a fixed price, while the pay, to !inlsh the tile work. They are also NASA contract was on a cost-plus basis. Thus getting $5 per day in Jnef Its. any cost overruns on the Air Force contract employee was reimbursed .by the A iI'45tJL&T1OJ: q _____ dismisses the notion. California round trip at company ex pe nse, Here's how Rockwell squandered sme of flO ' _______ 4v/ ' B a ck -In Bi g Way chicanery at Rockwell. , -. -- -.-' Eric Yoder, confidential documents that OUt3IE OF AIR I Toni's'success on her own has led, predictably, to rumors that all is not well on the, Dragon domestic front. Toni I - 00 . - - -. AP9L1MACS- MIC1ZOItIIE OV EN, AND MEJ1O JASHE,PR ________________ _____ recorded Oaiforganized the show's orchestra but otherwise-has triumphed over the latter. showed my reporters Carol O'Connor and plus" translates Into "anything goes," ULAfl0JR ii oAJ& (/'TT occasions when his wife sings one ot tile songs they ve %. of course, demonstratiag what a great friend , WASHINGTON — Ray Sena is 'a gutsy, L/ Toni closes each show with a musical number, accompanied about once a week by The Captain who limits his visis to those . ( P A!3 ' '111RE FOOT r. wanted someone to front for his musical group sOhe could stick , PARTi'11O their solutiorm.11 S . - , ' _____ _____ prostitution, adoption, crime andcontemporary problems and ' -. 5L1I1AL said. "We'll deal with dlv~price, abortion, feminine superiority, political activity and the press, slaughteringanyone suspected of aiding the guerrillas. All . . _ _________ _____ ________ _____ ____________ SOflil VEN1'6 - - Somoza responded with repreWon, stifling - 4 Toni said her show, because it is only an hour in length, will student," a female graduate student is quoted 4nd the MarxistorIented rebel coalition - R-5 be faster paced with shorter segments than her competition. Also, "there will be less tap-dancing," w hich is how she describes time fillers. There will be fewSr celebrity guests selling t he ir latest books, movies and TV shows. 'More emphasis will be placed on guests who ha ve distinguished themselves in medicine, 1inance, education, religion, travel and oth er fields. "We've had debates on the show and we'll have more ," she to ask Wrn if he'd touch me and comment on the human rights-minded Carter admy. appearance if I were a male graduate ministration — no longer bought the former with Cuba and with the revolutionaries Havana cut albums, the latest of which, "Keeping Our Love Warms's is don't comprehend. Also, there are no sexual overtones involved in the woman-to-woman relationship that almost always exist with a man." poor were resettled In squalid barrios, on land vere enough. The Americans that counted JAIi 1NSUtAUOt" A natural, easy friendship exists among women that men "i JnftalStateshad 1flhastasIo- Sonioz sociologists at the University of California, about his harassment, wish1n I had the nerve young audiences. She and The Captain (husband Daryl Dragon) continue to and women viewers know where I'm coming from. created for the affluent few. The numerous . ___ _____________ / '1j l.ijlJG AREAq better than my male counterparts. Women guests on the show - . — . OR IN COr'40iTlONl) LJ6HTIt16: r WlNWS: . "I relate.to women better simply because I am a woman," scene, consider a report to the ASA from two ' ."I longed for the courage to confront b In the absence of strong American. leadership, assets seized. Mexico is seeking to halt the tide of revolution at About the only way Khomeini's conditions its southern border by seeking accommodation on claims and frozen assets could be met _______________________ ' - she said, "It works for me In many ways. I understand women diverted to Somoza enterprises, such as luxury apartment complexes In new suburbs IQ. I I DlCT: IcULA11of4 I. 6 • .. convincvs Toni she has an edge on the other daily gablès'ts. I . 0 _____ ____ I platinum hit. - since a new grievance policy was adopted in "Certitinly institutions are becorning more Each of these suits, which total more than $3 billion, seeks a portion of the more than $8 a-to-how..arre-Panaa'Lomjnodrjft S Cuba's orbit. The proposal: sexual harassment of 'Jacqueline Gibbone, University of VirgWa. -" -. due for release in October. They have produced six albums in ' And the administration seemingly hasn't a Clue billion In frozen Iranian assets. Had not the - ----- --- ruins while money Intended to rehouse the - -- . 1. q* the past five years, including "Love Will Keep Us Together," a • inheriting the vacuum. Gliatemala, baelged and hostage families. - 'It's rampant, absolutely rampant." - - ' -- country. The center of the city remained in sexual harassment of Education drew these comments: than __ — - a contemporary recording star whose music is designed for the millions In foreign relief poured Into the making passes at students, of course. What Is female students." Marcia Millman, are bound together. More than 300 lawsuits brought by Americans against Iran are pending In estranged from the United States, appears to be next. - - TM save you more it costs. ___ . I - - - - 1 physically fit (tennis and jogging), a Dodger fan with season new is attempts to stop teachers from making Unilversity of California at acquired at exorbitant prices from Somoza Santa sexual. overt ur es. associates. I think it's the trickiest Issue In sexuality At Yale University, New Haven, Conn., for today." Patri cia MacCorquodale, University Resentment was no longer confined to the one example, five former women students are of Arizona. long-suffering ering poor. Itpread to the business Ip the midst of a three-year battle now In the Controversy over what Constitutes sexual community which, with misgivings but seeing cour ts. The students are claiming the sexual harassment, how it affects students, and how no alternative as a counter. to Somoza's harassment is a civil rIghts issue. This marks it can be contr olled on campuses is now rapacity, made common ca use with, a the first time sexual harassment has'been put sweeping t he country, according to Bernice guerrilla movement that had been sniping at guardsincethe early s. Yale now Is claiming the charges are moot the - Association of American Colleges. As the opposition became more effective, - left doesn't inherit the resulting vacuum, Yet, 'In Nicaragua and El Salvador, the left IS • .1 V ,. - here with -Ibeshaps and game shows. -: Like other talk shows hosts, Toni is verbal, energetic and extr overted. She's also lovely to look at, a vegetarian, - - %tourWatt e inyo ~ur new h . i)me tickets and a talented singer. Unlike the others or any talk show host in the past —she. is outright or acquire an Interest In, But that - of no U.S. Intervention In Iran; President Carter has already vowed as much. the Two of the remaining conditions claims against Iran and the frozen asse ts nurture the enfeebled center, and hope that - I sidering that Somoza did not come to own students would be a violation of Title IX of the It may he highlighting this Issue will Education Amendmeftts Act of 1972. cause male teachers to become more Th ere is 'nothing new about teachers cautious, less friendly, and less available to - It cannot be said that recent events In Central America offer reassuring signs th at the Carter administration Is meeting this challenge. To the extent that Washington has any strategy at all in Central America, It is a disjointed, 11thhour attempt to weaken the traditional right , --- S. . . pac . . ' W is prosDouglas and Griffin as well as Davidson and Donahue. All five appeal riWtly to daytime viewers who have hid it up to - An Informal poll by the Chronicle . . S . ____ --- 30 major markets. She must compete for sponsors, air time and guests with old There were few enterprises worth con- work merited." - a It - it his life for his friends." . ' . . P . S. Ms. i..iSpada 'said No Greater I,iu,e was inspired by the Biblical say 111i Greater love has no man than this, that a ,. ". -- - . Bank ..aron0is.prt'sidcnt emeritus and Mrs. Gerald B. Ford hoiiorar' patruti. tof 11 host. Some 'A) members of tile . Toni Tennille" show, distributed by MCA', curren;ly is seen in nate. Be • generously, sharp and often sarcastic - estimated her multiplied ftgalnnnd agthn, eventua1ty. en compassing cottOn' plantations and cattle ranches, textile plants and ships, a cement . D. C—and "No Greater Love" has existed from the start. The • S1114IL' I)l'ns ary $1 vach.,r%% is to 10 pins, N5(Tnts each. Ten to - I . lIM ins. 70 cents each ()vt'r 100 pins, 48 cents each. Bk' (;rt'itt'r live address: 1750 New York Ave. N. Wasliingtin, F). ( 20006 "The division of a fatuIty bt whatever means b.' it by lack of love or the bars of a prison damages that faiiiil and damages the children most of all" The little gathering at Georgetown also heard from Margu German. She is the wile of hostage Bruce t;crniari. "To me. those (11 you who wear this little pin are saving tti;it you care," she said. ''it s u gratifying to know t h at you are not atone. . . so iam rwitiests we're offering the pin to .I - I • . tin' public at tl n ' . - ' . I tertainirs. aih tetes, radio and television personalities, and e other concerned Americans in the publics eye," she said. - Judge Sirica said: "There are more than 52 people' being held hostage. There U Thoiiias Jefferson wrote them, in a letter' to his friend, Francis Willis, in 1791, the program note said. . - I . , ' - A 4 . I . . Nis. LaSpa(Lt said requests for 10,01XI pins cattle into the ,No children of United States POWs-MIAs. Roger Staubach is president and its national advisory are 52 families. . Greater love tiff ice within 24 hours of the (renIon%'. "Fret,the Hostages. Unite the Families." I-.. 11~1%- e 1xissed Ill tile b(Ison, of ,n%. I,11111 Iv.,, Georgetown an unit formed nine years ago to help meet the needs of As yet, Toni is not as widely seen as her male peers. "The capital's streets and a newspaper run by a cousin who was also president of the national - have considerable doubt that the United Sta tes can even comply with the four conditlons set forth by Khomeini especially If they'are presented as non-negotiable. The nly one that poses no problem is the promise the likelihood of the latter. country. Dinah Shore, whose syndicated show left the air earlier this year, and Della Reese were others who succeeded business that Wd a monopoly. on paving U* members often' respond wlthsuch punish. merits as withdrawing Intellectual support Education's Office of Civil Rights set up a —pro alternately, to the form of serfdom apparent near the end of his reigh. Is to exercise its power and influence In ways that enhance prospects for the former and diminish found a presidential dynasty. When the father fell to assassins in 1956, eldest son Luis took ' How about the - reverse — do- fe'riale - - - was hot enough for A.riastasio Sorifoza- lie moved In on the few exceptions, and that was harass male students sexually, great, but as yet unasëertained, dimensions," professors .the beginning of his end. Benson and Thompson say that happens"but the report Following the ear thquake that flattened it's "insignificant", when compared to the The report suggests the U.S. Department of practice by Managua in 1972, Somoza pocketed most of male teachers. policy to forbid judge. A baner declated:- - 'tudents is an increasingly visible problem of "excess equipment" purchased by the shah * 7be self-evident challenge for the United States "When such advances are rejected, facylty Programs, which was established by critici sm of work once praised , and assigning a lower grade than a student confidently Congress six years ago. America's revolutionary ferment is whether it that the United States will buy back from Iran in every Marxist state, - -- Advisory Council on Women's Educational totlte ban on sales to Iran and an agreement and sportscasters.' "No Greater Love" i a nonprofit, non-political hurnanitari. - the others pale by comparison. I Toni becomes the only national woman talk show host in the That became - come out next month, issued by the Nafional and encouragekient, previously given final demands, - The ceremony include,d gospel singing and words from. am,n, others, ,,Ii,,(l 1,cl,ral Judge linca, ,h, lawr,aw HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Toni Tennille has plunged into the tricky currents of a daily ta lk sh ow and finds the water fine so far. Toni, singing member of the husband-wife Captain and Tennille recording and nightclub team, finds herself competing with established talk show hosts Mike Douglas, Mery Griffin . and Phil Donahue along with newcomer John Davidson. Johnny Carson, of course, is In a class by himself with a different nighttime audience and a financial deal that makes Anastasio, who had earlier Inherited the National Guard. He ran it and the country as personal possessions. ,A new focus on campus sexual harazsmet",. friendliness -and academicithuslaam are L a riprt In the current Chrôniële of sexual advances," the researchers said. Higher Education, in studies presented at the Association, and in other studies. A major new report on the stibject will which might alsloi Include aA apology, an end will lead to "tierra y libertad" — land and liberty It includes "verbal propositions, Invitations annual meeti ng of th e American Sociological. they have suggested that the four will merely "The National Football League is helping, too," she said. "And Ire are ,me Jesuits and studeril and entertainers - lUt It did, and it also enabled the senior Somoza to crush all political opposition and almost literally the case with thing make it clear that the student's grades grades for sex." "Women students learn that even simple the country. Starting with Anastasio Sr.'s are affected. modest coffee the Somoza holdings by rabid anti-American ism. Instead, Americans demands should not be taken as the only graduate, Class of 1968." the program said. best Washington had In his rassment back. They see the ayatollah's speech as the. - involvement. "The faculty and students of Georgetown University espe. • . of Awareness program: . - agricultural purchases) to get the hostages - - soon, if the pin project continues to grow. That is the aim of the new No Greater Love project. . . 'The happiest moments of my life have been the few which I cially remember hostage Michael Metrink . . . . . The tone for theoccasion wasset by words on tile front of the ('t'rt'Ini'rlV Tennille Becom ec Sexual Ha By PATRICIA MeCORMACK see this respon- conditions for the hostages' release. Rather, S * cessions" (such as credits toward Recognizing this responsibility need not — ' .. unwanted sexual leers, suggestions, cornmerits, or physical contact which (the demands that the United States may be unable to accept. Since Khomeini's speech, powerful bering hostages and rene%%ing .I cominitinent to see themreunited with their families— Georgetown had otne "faintly" 5' - -. You will see this pin with the little yellow ribbon clasped on lots of lapels, shir ts, smocks, and ot he r upper body coverings neighborhood. And he ascribed his downfall to EDUCATION WORLD -. . for Children of POWs-MIAs, arid, lately, for children of hostages in Iran. At the "Ceremony of Awareness" — dedicated to reineni• council includes Arthur Ashe, Ed Asner, Paul "Bear" Bryant, - an American betrayal of that friendship that opened the gates to communist advance throughout Central America. . His family had guarded those gates for alm os t half a century, ever since th e Marines pulled out In 1933 and left his father, also Anastasio, In command of an American. trained National Guard commissioned to leas('one male instructor while at Berkeley or keep order in Nicaragua. . on Vietnam Veterans Career Campaign and Christmas Parties, The yellow ribbon was picked up by the college set. In the commencement parade class of 1980— little yellow ribbons dangled from academic robes of many graduates. cans in the determination to see these people regain their staunch, the very - . the front yard of their home in Rockville, ,Md. - onlv a friend but the staunchest of the initiate romances with professors? Not very often, according to reports on - - . at another college. They defined sexual harassment as "...any of outside domination, the United States cannot escape a degree of responsibility for either their-present predicament or their future fate. - . 100K K I F) TUC, C U ___ . •. (I, • - That's certainly, one way of looking at the deposed -Nicaraguan strongman's blouddrenched exit in distant Paraguay. Somoza himself left no doubt that it was also his way, for he regard ed himself as not - - wielded immense political and ecmomic Influence policy professionals see many obstacles in these tiny republics. Notwithstanding the fierce ahead. Not the least of them is the Iranian nationalism of Central America's 20 - million, parliament's hostage debate, which Is likely people and- their understandable desire ta-bc free - tO llor*. fun it1knu* and to end hi the presentation of virtually non-negotiable -- 0/) tallied Veterans, Thanksgiving Salute to Older Americans, - : . •.. hostage Bruce Laingen, tied a yellow ribbon around a tree in - Ms. LaSpada said she is getting help from more than . . , 'e're t thro w ing rocks or bottles or screami n g slio%' still beliee that peace nd dmpassion are iuore effective %%callons than hate 'and inv&tives." - • mi The%. nodded agr(Mment with Mrs. German's Words. David Goldw% .n, head of Georgetown's student governmeLt, ' ' told %%hill the "Cereniony of Awareness" meant: painters, fire fighters and such. . 1 I . assisted,NGI. in evenLs ranging from National Salute to flospi. She once served as a special projects director for Vice ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, Carol Burnett, Bill Cosby, President Hubert H. Humphrey Tony Dorsett, Joe Namath, Burt Reynolds and Judge John J. "Wearing the pin," Ms. LaSpada said, "says to the families Sirica. of the hostages 'I recognize your anguish and want to see The "Free the Hostages" pin was unveiled at a "Ceremony your families reunited'. of Awareness" Sept. 4 at Georgetown University. That "To othe Aiiiericthis it says I have notforgottei my marked the beginning of the 11th month of captivity for the Countrymen in Iran'. American hostages. ''To the Iranians, it says ,I stand united with other AmenMs. LaSpada said a link between Georgetown in Washington, - Hostages Tile tradition was revived when Penny Laingen, wife of . such organizations as the Eastern Paralyzed Veterans. Somoza. I UPI Edwation Editor Do college girls worried about their grades Beyond its obvious strategic significance, moral, 'importance for the United States. For more than a century, the United States Nsln ., - - the United States and Mexico with South America. k, is one of mutual concern for groups of forgotten Americans. Ms. LaSpada said students, faculty and dniinitration ha- . Ms. laSpada, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., and a graduate of Penn State University, makes her living as a consultant to "This is no time to be a friend of the United States," observed one congressman at the news of the assassination of Anastasio ' could be released If the United States guarantees it will not intervene In Iran, sheltered shipping lanes linking the Gulf ports of En - - form the southwestern rim of the Caribbean that the Mited States, through intermediary governments, recently indicated to Iran that basin, gateway to the Panama Canal and it might be willing to make "financial con- . S N wealthy, industrialized North America, and the returns the shah's wealth, unfreezes Iranian populous, developing nations of South America. assets In this country and cancels all claims by Americans agmnst Iran. - 1be vital Panama Canal, essential to both the hemisphere, cuts through the southernmost of the Central American republics. The region's tional Association of Iron Workers, the International Associaton of Fire Figciters, and the International Association of And'Then e es ___ The State Department says It Is too early to attach much significance to Khomeini's omission 61 Prime Minister's Mohammad All" Rajal's demand that the United States apologize publicly for alleged crimes co rnmitted In Iran during the shah's rule a demand President Carter says the United States cannot meet. The foreign-policy professionals' reveal Her "angel" fist went like this: "The International Brotherhood of Pointers, the Inlerna, i _0_~_ C - them around trees as an sign of hope that the men who had marched off to war would return safely." • . ree'The 'F . . . freedom ' .".. The yellow ribbon is a traditional Arnerican'symlJol dating back to-the Civil War. Those who remained at home would tie - La Spada, of Washington, D. C. "Some angels gave us money for 10,000 of the pins," Ms. LaSpada, presidjt and founder of "o Greater Love" said. -------- siders are not optimistic that quick freedom economic development and a proper defense of has support for contining efforts to secure their freedom," said Nis. I ' stages ? Ho - — "Free the hostages." "The pin provides a visible, non-political reminder of 'the plight of the American hostages in Iran and shows national , • turbulence engulfing its neighbors. No thoughtful American should miss - the significance significance of this ferment for the United States, Central America is the narrow waist of the Western Hemisphere, the land bridge between about the size of an Army . officer's .black letters on it. They declare: ' . I by its own mounting economic crisis and by the - - ' I . I . solemn Ceremony . the .. . -bf Awareness was co.sponsored b%. Georgett)wn University Student govefrutient. I The partnership between No Greater I,oveand Georgetown were gone in a day." DON GRAFF .. Cf0fF-P 6*19ESZ) V Copley Newt Service 0*WKEPQMNEyV— . $5 political—and social structures are Linder daily . . . - The gold bar Friday, Sept. 2, 1$0-5A Ft. _________________ --. ---'u II . workerg as angels. ' I 11 ---- • , "And that got the pin project off the ground. The first 10,000 Billion Forfreeing.. th point of no retutn. -In Nicaragua and El Salvador, the old order has already collapsed. In Guatemala, traditional . . WAGMAN ROBERT. . in the six republics that together constitute Central America have long since passed In Moscow, Dr. Neumann said, American Yellow- R* bb- • And that may be the firsttirne in history that anyone ever lumped lire lighters, sheet metal workers, painters, iron ten of the American surgeons most .In Moscow, . experienced In radial keratotomy assisW Dr. Fyodorov in teaching the procedure to 20 ot her ophthalmologists. I, -changes I in appropriate cases. -~ keratotomies in Det.and since he learned the t merica The pressures for social, economic and political I face to 2(0D vision. . - . ___________ By United Press International ~armela IASpada fingered the little gold bar with a yellow I. ribbon attached and talked about unusual "angels.. . - The Clock South A Strategic Central America is a powder keg with already ade0ate to justify use of tWe procedure Dr. Neumann has perlOtmed abdut 150 radial 'Si'noulclering the fuse already lit, such severe nearsightedness that they could hardy e the fingers held up in frunt of their ---- Evening Herald, Sanford - .1 . . . on Pin Declares, . Patients in Central Florida who have had the .Surgery have called it "thrilling," -fantastic," and."a mirac4." Some have'improved from ' ophthalmologists in the U.S. feel research is -- - . I . Symbol C)f. LlnforgottenCQtintfytrien units. For comprison, the average red blood eel undo eop.-IamkTon& I Radial keratotomy the surgeon, -following computer calculations, makes 16 micro incisions around the outer edge of the cornea of the eye. Flattening the curvature of the cornea in this manner corrects myopia. ---- "grave concern" expressed by the National Eye Institute that the procedure is being adopted in the U.S., DeLand opthalmologist Dr. Albert C. - __________ displayed his new instrumentation which allows "fine tuning" of the incision depth in micron I . . - . . -------S -_'- S — _ .1.- - • - - - --- . - .-:- b-a. S S ______________ ._._._S -S __SS_S.__ -St --- e- SS T ' • -'.i --u, ., - - It2 'a , - - I - . S - . �c-r - - I i - -4 ... . . . I . .. -- . I - - - . ., - .. , V ' - --.. , - -. I. , ( -' - 4 . . . - - . .. * f_ - - - . 4 - 4 .' - - . . . . 4 - ________ . * . - I a' 4 I' 4 - S. - QDCDTQ - - . - Phillies -I _•a.n_ .c .n,____. .__.___.____,.______., -. q.e.- -- 4 hghting Seminoles. .Rsckle' Tough' Edgewciter 6 Herald Spqrts Editor - They certainly are the Upon reflection, the Seminole boss feels the win over Mainland did his squad a multitude of good. "it did an awful blot good for our self confidence," confirmed Posey. biggest team we'll probably face Coming off a 2 victory over Five Star Conference rival' "But we don't want to be content with that and I'm sure the Mainland last week, Seminole now faces Orlando neighbor players realize we have to keep on improving." Edgewater, The Eagles popped into the number ten spot on the Offensively the ground'gam'e of the Seminoles showed impoll after a poir of impressive victories, joining Metro Con. proved consistency last week, something Posey feels Is a key to ference nval Evans, the number three team in representing the Tribe's success. Central Florida. "It was better last week ánd-we have o make it better for I still believe we play the toughest schedule," confirmed Edgewater," he pointed out. l'osey about meeting two top ten teams iniess than a month. The Seminoles are expecting Jeff Litton to be ready for tonight; the Junior quarterback has been hampered with the Tonight's contest will be a solid test of the Improvement flu but is ready for tonight's starting assignment. Seminole showed In the win over Mainland. Joining Litton in the backfield is a guy the Seminoles hope has another game Like the Mainland contest. That guy is "We definitely saw improvement last week," agreed Posey Robert Guy, the Tribe's shifty senior who led the Seminole dx,ut the Tribe's victory over the Bucs. rushing attack with 92 yartis against the Bucs including a 52yard scoring Jaunt. For the test against Edgewater Posey feels that im"We've got to expect them to be tough," Posy saId of the provement must continue tqight. Eagles. "For that matter, look right here in the conference for tough. 'Tb e ir attack is based on the option You've got two teams undefeated in conference play that weren't expected to be where they are right now." and they run it several ways Posey was referring to Lake Brantley's win over Lyman and Apopka's win over DeLand a week ago. "But in a couple more weeks of play," added Posey, "Those including using the split end and may not look like big upsets." The Lake Brantley Patriots and Apopka Blue Darters slot man' - Tribe coach Jerry Posey currently share .he lead in the conference race with Seminole; all three have 1-0 conference slates, Battles of interest tonight that Tribe fans will be keeping an 'They run out of the split backfield and occasionally the I. eye on are Lyman at Spruce Creek, Lake Brantley faces those formation," said Posey about the scouting report on Apopkfl Blue Darters In Apopka while the Lake Howell Silver l':(lgewater. "Their attack is based on the option and they run It hawks come off of an open date to host the DeLand Bulldogs in' - several ways including using the split end and the slot man." an important conference game. Roger Beathard's defense will be charged with stopping a Joe Montgomery's Oviedo Lions have an open date tonight big E1e backfield, before traveling to Klsslrnmee for an Orange Belt battle next 'They have some good backs in the lineup," ohoerved Posey. week. hint I don't think they're as deep in the backfield as Evans Advance tickets for the Seminole-Edgewater game are Was. They certain'IY are the biggest team we'll probably face available at the school's bookkeeping office, Sweeney's Office the team speed Evans has' - Posey Top Ic oe ' arty arro ' -* - S . I ' . . •. & . •... . - I '4 ,? : .* - .* -. - scored two goals less than a minute apart Thursday night to head the Edmonton Oilers to a 5-3 victory over j4 .. . DAI.I .AS UP! Dallas Mavericks' officials said late Thursday their No, I draft choice, Kiki Vandeeghe. s,-iIl not play basketball for the Mavericks this season, , The Former UCIA forward sought a trade clause in his contract which would give him the chance to play for a West Coast team nearer his home and family, !veric'ks' public relations director Allan Stone, said.- '.. . . . -- . . . . - / * 1' ' . ..* ' I. . - . . - - ATI .ANTA IJPI Bookie [)on Collins, signed 'l'uesday after an 11-day holdout, scored 13 fourthquarter points 'l'hursday night to lead the Atlanta hawks to a 105-96 exhibition victory over the l'hiladephia 7Gers The hawks trailed through three quarters before hlitiing the Sixers in the-final period, 36.22, In a game that featured 121 Free throws attempts. Atlanta, 2M in preseason play, scored 51 points From the stripe. . Oviedo Lion running back I)ennis Suminskl is all smiles as Dave Prescott, LANKY LION - Chairman of the Board of the Winter Springs Sertoma Club presents him with * the organization's Oviedo Player of the Week Award as varsity cheerleader captain Rene Berg looks on, Suminski turned in a solid effort against St. Cloud last week to earn the honors. - - Rookie Collins Leads Havvks ,.1' • .4 - * -- ( : - - * Seminoles Tackle Surprising Hurricanes ____________________________________________________________________ MIAMI (UP!) - Winning the mythical Flrlda college football championship this tinuing, For tl * * first Ume in 11 years, the - . tenses are in for something they haven't encountered before," Schneilenberger said. suddenly rejuvenated Miami Hurricanes Dolphins on a weekend that both are opening opponents, Florida State has un team challenges the domination of the veiled a running attack to match Its heralded scheduled En the Orange Bowl. The Dolphins Florida State Seminoles Saturday in the first passing game. Miami's ground game was play the New Orleans Saints in Miami Sunof the three round-robin-games. hurt with the loss of No. 1 fullback Gary , day. And In Gainesville, the resurging Florida Breckner for the season to an injury suffered Despite the pre-game anticipation, the Gators are Itching to take them both on and In the Houston game. Miami-FSU battle may turn into a lowavenge past defeats by the Hurricanes and But the Hurricanes have a secret weapon In scoring defensive struggle. Both teams are the Seminole. ' sophomore Greg Anderson. The 6-1, 200-pound undefeated. Miami, rebuilding under second-year Anderson eclipsed all the West Palm Beach Ninth-ranked Florida State (3-0) is first in - Couch Howard Schnellenberger, leaped Into the nation in total defense, allowing an high school running records set by Ottis prominence last week with a 14-7 upset of 19th Anderson, now a pro - star for the . * average gain of 132.2 yards a game, and ranked Houston, which didn't score until the second In - points given up at 2.3 a $arne. Cardinals, but- no relation. Greg Anderson last play of the game. The victory boosted the Miami is sixth in total defense, but No. * 1 'carried the ball for the hurricanes only once Hurricanes td their best start in years, (3-0), last year then fell to Injuries from which he. against the run at 12.7 yards per game. into the nation's top 20 (a No, 19 ratIng by the has just now recovered, He was running full "Two of the finest defensive teams In the tny, ..UP1boanlofcoachesJ az1mot In nathii.wlll tbsi1eldandpith1y.1LwilL Wi1np titbI, started a stampede to the ticket windows, Florida State also will get a look aJ Miami's be a low scoring game. But I've been In many Happy Miami ticket manager Charlie games with two good defenses that haven't "rifle" offense which surprised Houston, Gesino was predicting a crowd of about That's when- No, quarterback .Mike worked out that way," Schnellenberger said. * Rodrigue has the nimbleness to pick a hole and run. allowances for losing. "I said It early the year and ihe results of the last three weeks seem to prove It mi is the most Improved team in college football this season," says Florida State's Bobby Bowden. Schnellenberger called the Seminoles "awesome." . ___. -- - ---. - . , - -------- - . tickets had been sold and demand was con- feel the same way about FSU. Maybe both de- field. Either one may wind up passing or Vikings Face Big Run Threat For Third Straight. "Offensively they pose a unique problem because of a double-barreled offense In that Sam Platt and Michael Whiting present a good running threat. Arid they still feature the passing game which makes it double tough," Schnejlenberger said. Week &tFrida State tierense will the return to health of the Seminoles' celebrated nose guard Ron Simmons, He has been out with an injury for most of the first three On Drug Charges - - * - - .- - . i ' " - * . A. - - - '" r'- - . 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Australia skipper ''(;t'il. tl,.'iii.in .hiiii llarli prusd ii lllriiiilLibht' iq)pllnt'iit in hglit air- ,' bitt th' sirius ss as s.iilc'tl iiii'stl iniotle'rats' si rids hasiririg r('i'iiOiU. -'I''' St age its sixth aiiil tuughit'st t-Isailt'rmgt', :'sustraliii '-hiinmiitattd Ssst'sk'n, l-:niuliriil until h- tutu i' iii iiiinithi.ltirig *- * r.k I"ri-t'shiiim hi ,'nmd lilt' t'irntsf (lit' right t,i tUji hu eliiitiniating ( ii(li.j(t'uull.s. stills iiits1yikc'n 1977 (lii hiaiiipiusn It'd Ito iis-r .,t Its,' ht'hmu, lIl(f thmt' lir,iniii-mi,'ss I lqquu'r, -.kipx.'r'ul his .iii iii-spu-ris'nii il h(oisst'ih I lung '4 I lu' l''uri Si (siilt'r N \1,ini tiiiie' I iii leg,' 11111(1r.iisiiis' .Ini isljIh(fl'tt'ij 12 1 - ', liulilluili I it list' l-rt'-uluurti 'tlint, ,li;,isirii: it the iiisthiest I up i .tmms(i.ilgni i's cr I uimusim '-SLIII't 'it .1 'nis,ilt (sit sinit's 11,1 iii ((sIr * ntsi,'miti,,ts '-ili;ri(s(n(l,' liilst' imtilulimig ,ini lit' I\ ilIpli )sruurs/s- fir siihinig. 551 I imign s'ssiuiii;il (sip ss ins until tssi St;u .ulas world \ au fstiisg ' - - . - - - - - - - i hi;iiiiisiiimiiii; Oldest College Rivalry Comes To End By United Press International the nation and all, It's a agreeuiiefll and mutual Lets hear it for the folks natural, too, because we're respect." who brought you "autumn both in New Jersey and The' &'arlet Knights take a madness." I S they're riIlht down the road What began, as a challenge Cliv Ill; Norris, i, uIi' Guidry, NY 134; Bannister, Sea and culminated in a soccer"But it was Princeton's 132; Clancy, Ton 143. ke struggle on a snowy day decision. I guess because- the on the bunks of the Raritan prograuistofttoetwoschooIs Saves River in New Brunswick, are going in different threeNatIonal League Sullen, N.J., ill years ago COU3S 10 Lions" ChI 2!; Ilurne, Cm ,,, NY Fingers. so n au end Saturday when Princeton Coach Frank Tekulvi, PItt 21. Princeton meets Rutgers. in Navarro sees things a little American Lsagu. Quisancollege Football for the last differently. berry, fCC 33; Goesag,, NY )1 Farmer, Chi 'n Stodd.rd, Bait lime. , - 23; Burgrneleq, Sos 33. - . "It's a little more cornThe nation's oldest rivalry pticuted than that," he ex• is being terminated by mutual plains. "Rutgers wanted to go con'sentasRutgersseekstogo play some other teams for a Psetball Signid tree'' "big time" and Princeton couple of years in the early New York Giants broadens its recruiting apagent linebicken Ban Apune and ''80s and then comiie back to activated linebacker Phil Cancik peal. play us. That made us do from lnlured reserve; placed' Linebacker Brian Keltey on inlured thipking. We decided to "J'rn not happy about It," reserve. says RutgerS' Coach Frank pen-sue other ideas, do some Tampa Bay (WILl i- Signed Burns. '1 think it's been a other things, so we're ending guard Randl Burdick from great rislry, The oldest in the series wittt ntutual Montclair Stat., a.4. -I'S flfli Iour.gumuic series winning streak Into (tie finale anti have won l2of the' last - Pak - * ad - - * * - - 'Transactions - - . * - - - I, -' - ' __ - 6 - TT '4 "' S - ' - - * , - . ' - - - _______ I - 4 T .' - * Major Hoopie's - ' * 9) - I -- - * - City (Leonard 19.10) at Minnesota '(ZaPn 12-1!), 5:33 p.m. Chicago -(Hoyt -1-3) at Callfornia (Barr 1-3). 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee (LaPointe IC) it Oakland (NorrIs 21 I), 10:30 pm. at 12-11) -Texai (Midith Seattle (Abbot U-Il), 10:35 p-rn Stunday's Games Toronto boston Baltimore II Cleveland Dtroit New York Kansas, City at Miniws.ta Chicago at California Texas at Seattle Milwaukee at Oakland - - - Kansas - * at - '' , - - In other eatiws in an abbreviated M'ht'thlk, ('lucago topped (),iklantl, 6-4. ansi Seattle beat Texas, .li, in 11 innings - - -- ---- - -- - 41 4W7fl ' " ' - 12 - - A&MLSS fllflW - - 1ItRs 6 to;. * Wnfipld SPORT - * no L c1r.k ?51 * • DO YOU KNOW UNO? - - * - - ' . S flY I sIt (Eckecsley 11-13) at Toronto 5(St(eb -12 13), 7:30 p.m. Baltimore (Flanagan 1312) it Cleveland (Spiiiper 15.11), 7:33 p.m. New York (Guldry 15-10) 5 Detroit (Schatmeder 10.1)) . ' • - - - Soston During that investigation police found Carlton had failed 'to appear for a court date in February on September charges otd.rlvlflg while under the influence of intox1cant and failure to have a valid driver4s license and an arrest warrant was Issued then. - 100 0)0 200 2 SI) 0 0001010000- 3120 t.eibranct', laCoss 6) Hump 7 Bar 9( and Ilolan. Correll i1 t%se Lucas i?' Sf,ibICn i9 kinney sQl and Tenace W B,itt (36) L knne 146) OPs San Diego. Tenace (16), o tU) - non - 10 10 0 Scurr5. son b1r tv N'CO%Ca ' S Kaa? 81 c - -. * - - - - - - ______ ___ Hernandex, S,ti 91. American League Cooper, MO ill; Oliver, Tea 117, Oglivie, MO 109. Armas, Oak 107, Brett, KC too. Stolen Bases National League LeFlore, Mti 93. Moneno. PItt 9%. Collins. Cm 75, Scott, Mtl 61, Richards, SD 57 American L.agu. Hendir son, Oak 91', WilSon, KC 73 Dióne, Cliv 57, Cry:. 5.. Bumbry, Ball II. Pilchlng Victories Nati.nal League Canton, Phil 33 I, Bibby, Pitt 1$ 5 Reuss, LA 176, Niekro, Hoe, I? 17; Ruthven. Phil 16 10. Aminlcan League Stone, BaIt 24-7; John, NY 22$; Norris, Oak 21-I; McGregor, B-alt 19-Is Leonard, KC 19-10, Banned ftgn Average (based on 150 innIngs) Natienal League Sutton, LA 2.2$; Cannon, Phil 2,31; Reuu, LA 2.92. Blue and Whitson, SF 2.90. American League Norris, Oak 2.37; May, NY 2,46; Gyro. ICC 2.Sl; Keough, Oak Burns, Chi 2.06. Strikeouts National League Carlton, Phil 269; Ryan, Hou 103; Solo. Cli, 171; Nlekro, All and Blyliven, Pitt IU. - ' * - Philadelphia iCarlton 23!). s os pm Cincinnati ISeaven 10 7) at Houston (RuBle 10-Il, 1.3$ p.m. Los Angeles (GoD: i U at San Diego (Mura 77), to p.m. Saturday's Games, St. LOUIS at New York Montreal al Phildeiphie Pittsburgh at Chicago San Francisco at Atlanta Cincinnati at HOuStOn Los Angeles at San Diego In April of this year Carltàn was found bleeding in a bar parkinglet and told police he d been jümd by six men and tilt on the head with a chair. Three days earlier a Tkmpa man complained Canton tijad bit him after bothering some women, but no charges were filed. -' sMS - - ' -- - "Tr3y i DR * - ' O.1 010 000 110 - - . - - , * ' - - * - - 2 -, - Carlton was a first round draft pick of the Dolphins in 1975 out of the University of Tampa. lie was traded to the Bucs in 1977 but was bothered by injuries for the next two years. lie was traded to the Washington Redskins prior to this year but failed to report -, Carlton had problems with te law in Miami an once was booked for xssession of marijuana. Another time he was Involved in an Incident at a lounge and as he sped away he was involved in an accident with several cars and was seriously burned. - * - . Police said he was carrying a 200-milligram barbiturate capsule, - - ' St Los 'ii . ' Canton was arrested Wednesday night on charges of driving while drinking, having no driver's li and possesslonol barbiturates. - ,. be rude hosts as they turn series, the Scarlet Knights back the Oregon State and Vrimx-cton' 'I'igers will Beavers, 42-20. stage a knockdown, drag4lut In other inatchups worthy battle before' Rutgers of special note, here is how the prevails, 22-14. hiar.ruinph I bxtpIe System sees 'ciii: N ow go on wit Ii iiis Arkansas' Razorbacks, forecast: entertaining Tulsa, will win SEPT. 27 211-14. Aaba,n,, 17 Vaniier hilt I Auburn got's up against Appalachian St 35 C Ten,, '*1 fl ruggcitTenncssc'e in an ilfl•(Pl :----------------- -portant SEt showdi'_TW1 01)19 5! Arkansas 2$'Tulsa Ii 'I'ennes'ee lost tWo close OiICS Auburn 21 Tennessee 70 to (;eorgi(I and to Southern -Dali St I? Miami (Ohio) B (lose St ii Montana St 13 Cal by a total of 4 points, ---Bnnn Colfeg U-V,ttstrrave' 'ii Ws'ethis one going (Igainsi itu 3i Long Beach 5121 them the' sante way, with Brown it Bucknell Auburn ckeing out a 21.20 C,11torna 7$ Aritona I? C,'ntra( MiUicjan 33 Kent St I triuiiiph. Uin.kuinph Cincinnati (f Wichita St II (NI TCU visit.s Georgia and will Clemson 21 W Carolina 71 Colorado St II Nevada Las go borne licking its wounds Redwine to stage a SpecVC9iIS 10 (liter absorbing a :15-7 defeat. Columbia 22 Lalayette ii tacular infantry duel - with 'I'he Bulldogs arc for real! Cornell 27 Colgate ID Penn State finishing on toll, Dartmouth 34 New Hampstuir,' The resurgent Florida 26-20 21 South Carolina's Game. (',ators will topple Mississippi C Croina 21 S MisSiSSippi 71 State in a wild fray, 35-28! The (NI cocks 'ihI prove they are for Florida IS MissiSsippi 51?! Missouri Tigers, with Phil real as they smack a good Florida SI 2? Miami IF l,,l I? Bradley enjoying a good day, Michigan teatit, 35-14, flw r,psno St 71 Utah 1 IN) will roll past San I)iego State, Georgia 3? ICU difference in the two team.s is Georgia Tech II Memplis St IS 35.21, the superior running of 14,lrvar d 35 Holy C ross 11 A pair of ultra-state George Rogers, the GameHouston 1? N Tt'*t St 71 (N nlV(ilrleS that always bring lOaho 24 Montana 20 cocks' All.America Halfback. out the best in participants Illinois 78 Air Force Indiana 33 Colorado 25 Ihe outcome of the unwill bring together Iowa and Indiana St 35 Akron II IN) portant North Carolina.Marylow-a State on the latter's iowa 25 owl land contest, which may Kansas ',t (6 Arkansas St honiic field, and Florida State Kentucky ii howling Grpc 20 decide the ACC chamand Miami's Hurricanes in LOuisville' IF KansaS 10 pionship, will also rest on the the historic Or3nge Bowl. LSU n i IN) running ability of two great Michigan St II W Michigan I) Hayden Fry has the Iowa Other top-ranking teams In sprinters. 'I'hey are Amos Missouri 15 Sin Diesio St 71 hiawkeyes playing superb Missisipp )5 tu,ljn, 8 actiodl will be Alabama at Lawrence of North Carolina football and should see his Navy (0 William & M,,ny F Vanderbilt, Southern and Charlie Wysocku of New Mp,ico 70 Ne'w- Me*i 1 i-barges take a hard-won California visiting Minnesota, Maryland, Front our vantage victory, 25-20. At Miami, the IN) North (,,ro(ina 28 Maryland li Temple at Pitt in an intra- point, it looks like a North Hurricanes will put up a N (roiina 'ii 36 Wake Forest I? state squabble, and Oregon Carolina triumph, 28-21. N llirui)s 2-I Ohio siiirited battle, but the Florithi State at Texas in their firstOklaP'ou,ii, 24 5tantoqj 71 Alabama and Vanderbilt Stjtc Senriinolcs will finish on P,icilic 21 UT EP I? NI ever meeting. have met 57 times, with the the long end of a 22-17 count. Penn St 26 Nebraska 70 ' Here's how the Hoople Crinon Tide holding a huge Pi$tsburçjh 24 Temple- II Jose' This will be sortie System calls 'em: Sutgers 7? Princeton II 38-17-4 lead in the series. back)-ard scripi SoutIl Carolina 35 Michigan II When the sun sets over the.. l'he Oklahoma Sooners rate Way bock on Nov. 6, 1869, SMU 21 Te. ArlihgtUn 21 (Ni the hloople .nod against Tide's Denn' Stadiwn, the Syracuse 31 Northwestern 17 Princeton and Rutgers played Teu,t 1? Oregon St 70 Stanford mostly on the home. recOrd will be 37 victories, the first college football gaitme Te*a Tech II Baylor 25 IN I field edge. In a close contest, Make it Alabama 32, Van. ever recorded. This Saturday To36do 14 U.-th,en 14 (NI 12, we see - It Oklahoma' 24, after 70 repeat per. UCLA 31 WisconSin 21 USC 21 Minnesota II Stanford 21. Southern California and Pitt Fonutances - they may play Virginia Te'Ch 31 3 Madison I? The Penn State margin over should have little trouble, The their last contest, at least for Washinglon 35 Oregon 20 Visiting Nebraska will be a while, Trojans top Minnesota, 27-14, Washington St ,l2 Ann,1 S almost as close. Watch for and Pitt downs the Temple They are not scheduled to West Virginia 12 Richmond 10 Wyoming 35 Hawaii IF nieet in the next Few years, In Curt Warner of the Nittany OwLs 24-14, Yale 26 Conn 20 Lions and Nebraska's Jarvis INI Night game The Texas Longhorns will a fitting climax to this great * Bay Buccaneers, is back In trouble with the law. - winning records, Oakland, 2- handily disposed of three Denver is at New England 1, looks to beat Buffalo, 3-0, opponents, seeks to make St. Pity the Minnesota Vikings "we're sure on a streak of domination over'Detroit in for the eighth time In the last Louis its fourth victim. The getting-a look at the League's recent years. But that's not Mouiday night. defense. Eagles are off to their best In the only other game this nine meetings. The past two weeks, the top running backs, I wish I particularly meaningful Philadelphia, which has start sInce 1954. week matching clubs with Vikings had to go against two could tell you what we did this squad." The Uons also enjoy the of the NFL's leading rushers against Payton (16 carries for in Philadelphia's Wilbert 39 yards) and didn't do 5fact that quarterback Gary Montgomery and Chicago's against Montgomery (20 Danielson Is healthy after knee Walter Payton. Minnesota carries for 169 yards), recovering from South Seminole District represented In individual came out of those games with because we'd use it against surgery. He completed 12-d. Scouts were events, also. Taking 'first Cub 24 passes for iS? yards and a 1-1' mark but Sunday in SIms. represented In the area place In the eight-year olds "But there was no magic," one totrhdown last week, Detroit, the Vikings must Council competition last was McKeel and fourth Elsewhere Sunday, devise a way to stop the he5ald, "just better defensive weekend by the fastest place for Michael Hoover, 'Oakland Is at Buffalo, San ' league's top rusher in rookie play." iwinuners qualifying In the In the nine-year old field Detroit is one of five tinDiego Is at Kansas City, Billy Sims. Fer captured first place August DIltTict - swim Sims has run circles around defeated teams but the Lions Hoton at Cthdnnati, meet, Picked up for the and fifth place was picked three defenses, amassing 3U are facing their longtime New York Jets at Baltimore relay team were three boys up by Robert Schuler, The yards on 67 carries for a 5.7 Central Division nemesis, Atlanta - at San Francisc I4I 5 WORtD u in, from Pack 237 In to MInnesota, 21, has beaten Dallas vs. Green Bay third place ten-year old Lions arepff (he average a, ioI P*Pl1O4I *,r Altamonte Springs: Tom competitor was Dlmperio. iso.,a.isw irr 3.0 start, their best since Detroit' In seven of the last Milwaukee, Los Angeles at l4l5ThI 851T UFIT1MI Three other Fisher, Greg Dlmperio and boys fr eight gazns and 21 of the past the New York Giants, 1970. siu*aI Pack 7 also 'swam their Philadelphia at SI, Louis, Kevin McKeel. Filling the "Well," began "Minnesota 24 meetIngs. t fastest -- times; 5051 )CUMS$TI' Brett Coach øud Grant, whose club - '!MInnesota played ex- .Qolcago at Pittsburgh, Cleve-.. fourth.sl was Jeff- Sweet C. IOU SROCK Fkrei, Greg Hendricks, lost, 42-7, to the Eagles but ceptionally well against land at Tampa Bay, New from Pack 601 In Oviedo, and Chris Gunn. Our District was well, caine back to wallop the Chicago," said Detroit Coach Orleans a1 Miami and Seattle * b'-flo, 'J3 - ' , - To V'in, Buckeyes To Foil Gators - - - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Darryl Carlton, who played capably and may start Saturday anyway. In Rookie Sims ---- - - ,,. , - ' ' - - - Scouts Splash In' District ' ,* - ' - flCSCO Whil d Cr),'r MCGIo$hen SuIter (8). Hoople's Football Forecast -* * * (arIfh /&rres ted - - - --------- - . 8, L'e (7). Sosa (9) - ______________________________________ * Jlj united Press International Bears, 34.14, last week, Monte Clark. 'l'hey've had at Washington. - . HS Safl * *. Baseball touchdowns. Cullison has thrown three interceptions while completing over 57 percent of his tosses. Senior Tim Kiggins of - Largo leads the return . department with 91 yards on six attempts with three interceptions, two kickoff and one punt return. Junior tight end Mike Williams of Tallahassee leads the Knights In scoring with 12 poInts on two touchdown receptions, both in the Carson-Newman game. _________________________________________________ in - - - i, - SCOREBOARD Bowl at 7:35 P.M. when MIllsaps visits. The Majors received toes in the first NCAA Division Ill Poll for the nation's top ten teams. The visiting Majors from Jackson, Mississippi go into Saturday's contest with an undefeated 3-0 record on wins over Fisk (55-0), Southwestern of Memphis (267) and University of the South (33-7). Coach Harper Davis' squad had a 7-3 record in 1979. After two games, the Knights are, I-i, with a tough season opening loss to Carson.Newman (30-21) and a rout of St. Leo (55-0), both gaines in the Tangerine Bowl. * UCF is 33 yards (582-549) ahead of the foes in total offense,60 ahead in passing and 27 down in the rushing department. CoachJonas'squadhasscored 11 touchdowns tofour for the opposition, eight by passing to one for the opposition. The Knight's are ahead in first downs, 29-26. Individually, junior Mike Stapp of Orlando is leading UCF rusher's with yards on 28,carries. Stapp also leads in receptions, with eight. * Senior Mike Cullison of Orlando leads four other Knight quarterbacks in the passing department with 20 - "They have a fine defense which has given up just two touchdowns In two games. They have a really fine line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. They have as fine a team as you'll see in the defensive front. They get stickler on defense the closer you get to their goal." Mythical State Grid Honors Warming Up * - ,. - By Major Amos B. hioople Sage of the Sidelines Egad, friends, have you noticed how beautiful early fall weekends can be? Just right kaff-kaff - for a walk through the pine)' Major League Leaders By United Press International woods to engage in some Batting philosophical meditation or based on 400 at bats) Major League Standings the commune with nature, National LeagUe Unittd Press International , g ab hpéi. Um.kumph! National League Smp(tn St.L -112 179 155 And what-a beautiful lineup 135 537 (73 .322 W L PCI. 05 Buckner Cnl .o the college football match. Hrrvdl SIL ISO ii, Phila I, Cedeno HOu 127 165 116 .311 makers have for us this Montreal 84 69 549 By Easf Cr111 HOtS 150 S73 176 Pitt5brgh 80 73 .523 1' weekend ±. with several of the ISO 364 173-.307 LI, Louis 10- 83 .458 II', Hndrck S1.L 178 519 159 .306 topafedclubs 3eeUnheadNew York 63 90 .412 21', M'Bride Phil Smmns 'St.L 1104314 .306 to-head. Chicago 60 92 .395 31 Garvey LA 153 616 187 west But the blggest shocker of 117 542 163 301 W L Pct. 05 Dew-son MtI the day will be Arizona State's' AmerIcan League Houston 16 369 e ab h pci. amazing 34.28 upset oF Los Ang 86 67 562 1 109 422 161 389 Cinci IS 69 .552 25-s G.Brett KC favored Ohio State. Can't be, Cooper Mu 145 519709 .355 Atlanta 79 71 .516 • you say' Just remember, it Dilone Cli 127 510 173 .339 San Fran 12 Si .111 11 Carew Cal 136,513 171 .333 was Hoople - and only San Diego 68 .142 19'., Rivers Tea 114 670 203 .331 who gave you Bell Tex Thursday's Results 121 158 151 .330 Hoople Virginia to knock off Navy in Wilson KC Chicago 5, Montreal i 152 161217 Stpltfl 80$ 95101130 .324 the first big upset of the 1980 Cinci S. San DIego 3, 10 inns. 123 413111 3%! San Francisco 3, Los Angeies Watson NY har-rumph! Oliver Te 7 679 192 .313 college season Bumbry Bai Ui 601 ii 313 Yas, dear readers5 the Sun St Louis 10. Pittsburgh 7 Home Runs Philadelphia 7, New York 1 Devils have the tools to defeat National League Houston 1, Alianta 2 Schmidt, a fine Buckeye club, iiakkaff! Phil 43; Horner",,,itl Today's Games Pittsburgh (Cande(aria i%.1i) Murphy, All 31, Baker, LA 29, kaff' at Chicago iLamp tO 12), 7.30 Cey, LA 27. Now, those key mnatchups. American League Oglivie, p.m For starters, how about Jackson, NY 37 San Francisco (Blue 11 91 at Mil and at Oklahoma, Atlanta (Niekro- 1515), 7:33 Thomas, Mil 36, Armas, Oak Stanford 35, Murray, Bait 29 pm. Nebraska at Penn State, Runs Balled In St. Louis (For5ch 1191 am Natlànai League - Schmidt, South Carolina at Michigan, New York (Burns 7121, S-OS Phil Ii?. HendrIck, StL 109; and Maryland at North pm Montreal (Palmer 7 5) at Garvey. LA 99. SImmons, St L Carolina? 91. Baker, LA. Carter, MIt and of tricks off that. Nobody has passing game. ' and just three dropping back, "Mississippi State _vraggo1 eLaJLQLlL e214_wln-orer-.._-__'.'We are_very aai.nL thc.big__ -Ur1ftnd-me-Univer5ityofntro4-Fori1a footbctll- per-game (37)- Vaerwas deceiving. They beat play against our secondary oniong teaiiwilI-meet-on-ef- tlw-Nation's ioughest-NCAA -- "What stands out the most in watching films of Florida to me the balance they have in everything they- do. - (9 Yeaq,'r ç osc a W WPtson (I I Ii 'L HoOton ii) - - Saturday knights Host 3-0 Millsaps eliminate that. --- , By Inited Press InternatIonal Rick Waits proving he's not too old to learn at 28 has been watching Rich Gossage and Topiniv JoInt this sseek. hursda night he went out and blanked the New York Yankees, 5-0. ''I was watching Gossage and John and I notictxi something,'' said Waits, wh fired las second shutout if the season, enabling the Cleveland Indians to snap a st'vt'n.gams' losing streak. "They were kicking their leg up high and ii,as he I hadn't been doing that, So itias- be I just tx'neIitt'd troiis satching two pretty good pitchers.'' In handing the Yankees only their fourth loss in the iiunth oh September and keeping the Yankees' iiiagic niuriiber for -clinching the American League East l'nnant at six. Waits allowed seven lots and struck out six. Gaylord Perry, 9-13, took the loss, giving hiiii a 3-4 record since -joining the Yankees frwItT-e2ies--'n Aug. 13 Even in defeat, the Yankees ni'iiThin in an enviabhpositioii Any combination of New York victories or Baltiniore dek'ats totaling six will give the Yankees their fourth siivisi,in title in live years. The Yankees ossn a 4'gamne lead osr the Orioles, whO were idle, he Vancouver Canucks in NI-Il. exhibition game'. Wayne Gretzky collected an assist in eat-h period help spark the winning effort. Vancouver's goals came froni Lars 1.indgren, Gillis Jere and Thomas Gradin, I And don't get Pell on MSU's (LIy'4 game: Big Mississippi State Gators and the.Bulldogs, two un- fense (313). linemen clear gaping holes to spring beaten, untied Southeastern Con"State runs the wingbone. They defense. "The defensive front Is massive •-.- .fluet400ted. running backs, as-MSU ference hools, clash at Florida put Mare McDole, who's one of marches up and down the field, Field. • the big play makers In the country, strong and no one's been able to do unmolested by outclassed Gator and put him outside the tight end, anything with 'em. They remimi you Kickoff time is 1:30 p.m. defenders. To hear them talk, you'd think Pell lie's an effective blocker ... and he of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Iron Curtam." . And at Mississippi State, coach and Bellard were worried, can go deep from that position. Bellard paints a horrific vision of Emory Bellartt has been awakened "They fake to the big fullback "Our defense will have to come more than once this week by a the full cycle In just two- weeks," (Fred CollIns, 6-3, 240) Into the the Gators almost as apocalyptic as technicolor dream that won't go said Pell. "Against CalifornIa we middle and give it to the tailback Pelt's, "Florida Is a cIêf team with away: A lefthanded quarterback used a 3-8 defense, three men on the (Michael Haddix, 6-3, 210). Then dressed In orange and blue riddles line and eight dropping back, and they'll fake to the,fullback and run great personnel," he said, "and the MSU pass defense with rlflellke against Mississippi State we'll have the option off it. And sometimes they they'll give you a lot of different precision, connecting on short and to use an 8-3, eight men on the front send McDole in motion and do a lot looks out of the triple option with the -. - Blanks t1aits trying to M avericks Lose Top P1k T_ : Gator!s PeII, MSU!s Bellard Spend Sleepness Nights - •i. - _________________________________________________________ _____ - ........- - Giants 3. 1)edgers las Angelt was stymied by Ed Whitson. Il-Il. and the (iant got back-t".back honle runs by Tt'rr Whitlield and ., tarreii i'.vans in inc iniru inning ti'r tOt' margin sit ictor ( ubs Expos i , ,/1iut..Mt'Gbntht'n hurled a sixhitter for 2-:hnnm anti liii! liuckner cillected three hiI. an Bill an(I runs st'iretl to lead Chicago. ('ardinals 10. h'irates 2 'red Sitiiinons sillashed two homers, including his seventh t-arecr grand slam, and drove in six runs to spark St. louis', 'liii' loss left the I'irates U: gaines behind tlis' Expos in the NI. East. - '' El)MONTON UPIi - Jan Kurri, a 20-}ear-old Finn break into the National Hockey kngue, - By United Pr:%slntrnat,onal National Leaque 10 I 'i'' 000 0Ot 00) (00 * ,.JtIth..a.j,dJirLs Vie ('tirrell doubled in two runs v itli tv1 oout in the ii1ti iflfliflC to lift t'iflciflflatl, The tnuniph left the Beds just 2' gaines u'1, American League Roundup I outs ('irdui k ,t - •"'- in the dutch, knocked in three in helping 'the-Astros to--4-2ictnrv over the Atlanta -Braves and Bystrom, a rookie who has sparkled under pressure, fed the Phtilies to a 2-1 victo' over the Ness York Mets, And, the Reds edged the San I)iego Padres, 5-3, m 10 innings, But the contending Dodgers and Montreal Expos ck'mon. strated little in losing to the lowly San Francisc' Giants, 3-2, and Chicago Cubs, 5-4, respectively, and the Pirates showe(i - Friday, Sept. 26, 1980-lA * - - - .UI Young Finn Sparks Oilers .' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - hurnilt itid in tht ' ' FloridaMlssissippi Stat. Clash GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - long gainers. F'lorida coach Charley Pell's sleep Both Pell and Bellard will know .....this week haL.be 'lia'urbe4.ba for 8stuay - whether - . ill in. Lieu ' --- iii t...aiii. I Ul-'I i - - 'h.' Golden State Warriors Thursday signed Joe Barry Carroll: I'm-clue Ali-AInericanwfó'was tlfirst playricketI' in this C,ar's NBA draft, Teniis for the 7-1 pivot man were not announced, but it as believed he signed a tour-year pact for in the neighborhood of $1.5 irdllion. Carroll itlimediatel% joined the team in sorkouts and Coach Al Attles said after his first workout "he did sonic things very well, * but he's not in good shape. * liothlflL it 10-2. ('incirmati, constdered'nut of It only last eek, are thick in the khik of things in the NI. rest, je Morgan the Astros and rookie Marty ihstroin iii the s..... Ph,Ii,a,, n,,,'In.,i 'ri....,._i--------IVOI''.' w iuu'i ir I iiursua', wgiit. -. ,,,ii%I%la\.\1), Booster Club memberships are available at Seminole High's athletic department located in the gymnasium and at the game for a minimum of a $5.(X) donation. Reserved seats, which entitle ticket holders to seating for all home varsity and junio varsity games are available for $1500 and can be secured by calling the Seminole High athletic office at 322-4352 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. this year but I doh't think they have - - Supply. Lkeview Middle Schol adat trooms. Tickets are $2.) if purchased in advance and $2.75 at the. gate. this year but! don't think they have the team speed that Evans has." For the second time in three weeks, Jerry Posey's Fighting Seiiiimiles tackle a team ranked in the top ten of the Florida prep locitball poll. ' NL Eastern Lead On 2-1 Win Regain iii -' By JOE DCSANTIS - . B Lnited Press International The pennant races in both divisions changed around again Thursday night and, with only 10 days left in thc. season, a nctssieists that both diisions ijd in Ui necessitating a Philadelphia regained the lead in the NI. East and hiouston , a -. - * * - *.-*---'_- - ______ -_r-.---r-.. -' a SPORTS -4' - --•-,?_.-t_,__•______-*- . - - - - ' ' - - . -. - -* �— - -S - - —i--- -: b - . I . I . . . .11 -, -.- . I I I .: - -, _. I . .. 1. . . . . ..:: I . . '. . I I : - . . I . . . I .. . . . — % . . . . I . . I . .. . . I . . I . . . . . . . . 11 . . . I . . . . . . it 1 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 3I PLANNING Friday, Sept 2, 1O NOTICE'vVu'VE WTTEN ',.ExTwEEi(c ) i-os WHAT DOES THAT '— STAND FOR r '7 / - I MENJu \.____. `*_ '5_ - ) p _' - /f 56 Reekig of it— I __ , ,-c't jl~ . . .--- - - - :___:,:_,~":~:____ . __.. , -- - .- . - ER, \ . . - --' .-. -:' I / LLaJ-E / - - \ .M, - . I "//Ill /,,, "I" OT :_) - '.• ! - 1 IT - - - N A.'r . "W ITI-5 Woo .1111111. I . . ,.,tai•, ' 1:1 I ; \ 9.20 - -_ . NAMES THAT ARE CLASS I W45i1 YOU TO WRITE A I REPORT ON GENERIC /-:: L I V - X....., .,.... 1),/ '0 1 _-, I( / _______ - — - _ I ~ ,~~ L .. •- . — — - . . — — — - — — — - ' ~'_ - S~nd your re4i i'6;t to2 . $ -- . . -care of- thisnewspaper Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. . Fr*ien s..He - d- - - __ - - - - -1 . ~, I _~ L - — PRISCfl..LA'S POP - - . - - by Ed Sullivan -' EMILY WILL SURE SHE I7TLL. TELL HER ( I WANT TO FLY.' WILL' THE NEVER LET YOU GO TO I AIRLINES LAG VE6AS' GIVE PISCO JF{r5. - 0 I - 4 - \. 1___ m — PI NT? - . r.) .4 - - _______ C I 11 i. - — Ii I,ç'2- J I 'i(////(( 'I ii/i'- . - . '~J . -1 1. cow 9 , - .. a . . I Vx 46%, . — . — . 10 - - s- g'DIhf,'gi \\.5Vh1w 1 I Z11 I - If-IA' . JUST t.,A4T 11iR0 SIR HELP Ni'YSELF. '71QtJV EATEN - 1 I / I ~ Li ., P - i GIJI.P . - . I-I . ~.. I . present It. . - ------.. II 1* - . FRANK AND ERNIE'S LAUNDRY ____ I I . AO- YOU SU12E . p7ri-.. - - .9 ~ 't - :. - - • • 1 - ' . ' - - - _. ' . ,-,\ . IP ________ by T K. - . - a' - - -- Ryan I - - - , ' - - I ...-- -. --- - __ _- ___ I _ .1. . .... . ,.I . . fI 1 7a jj - UAftW*yWrM-. "~~...- / ..%.1.1.,._ Aiii . i ~W_ 111 - 4" f . . f . . . . . . L . I ,I - * . . r -. . . .... . .. . . . 1. t-- - By __ _ DEAR ABBY: C I met on a blind date, and we off beautifully. I'm 36, .., . I - ., . f I, ~ - . . , - -- — r ~__ I .__~_ -.Jc~l~=-_r. -.____~ --- - 4' t. ,--;' • I _______________ I - - I 6 "I , . - . _______ - --- -- --- - 1 .1 . - '. ' _011 el - I I . 1 AID . - -_ Herald PPsoIos by Tom NIt$ Director of Federation of Senior ("Itizens Clubs of Seminole ('ounty Joe Maher (left) accepts $100 check froin Knights of ('oluttibus' Father Richard Lyons Council 5357 presented by Arthur Streit. ('heck brings amount of matching fuiids collected to aliiiost $1,000 to%iI,- ard purchase of two vans costing 1:11,000 to transport senior citizens. Local funds of $3,100 are needed. KNIGHTS SENIORS I . ~ _____________________ . . /1" , 111110"M -~ J 14 , Klu ", PI fl1AT N 134 I ', W CALL TOLi FREE l.see.3.z:mezI . _____________________ Dave is looking "fireworks" - which our relationship lacks, but they - - CLASSES 0 5. taking is offered but cannot eat. But If you do. -don't be clever. Be 1J _______ L-ea n IIMflI!I 0 -_ - Famous Wilton Way fh - __ SANFORD LION'S CLUB ANNUAL (qwSPAGHETTI-BINGO DINNER . 6250 .1 CLAI::!SES ' - I. - I. - N / _^-.., 'A Class size limited fee $15 5~:,p''4-%[.1"1 For more information caii you' JC Penney llousewaresDepi ji 373.1310' START: . Register Today! .. - - ' - - WORSHIP SERVICIES WORSHIP TIMES:$;0'&,m. shi:1111:00s.m. i . RAVENNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2743 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD if . ??????? . % . .I - GUESS WH.AT HAPPINS SIPTEMBER 28 I -L\1 . 1 .4# , . .1_. 'I-, - I "a~',J ) I . 1 ,." fully decorated cakes Bring a.fnend arid double the fun' r'Person - ' you t~e easy Wilton Way to make beauti- Tickets From Any Lion At The Door All Profltsoololh.Llons"Slghr' Program ' 17A. , -, "- floral arrangements fancy borders greetings and much more the fun and famous Wiltori Way In Just six weekly 2-hour classes, our expert instructors will show ..ALL YOU CAN EAT DONATIONS . it. , T~ -ti, Learn to make beautiful icing flowers and SATU R DAY,S E PTEMB E R 27 SERVINO 4:00 . w- To''~'- . Decorate Cakes _____________ - - - - - - - - .---.--_- f wild shy ' . . ----- - - - . . . This . - - nney. . .. - * I . . . r . . . . ______ - eat it there. for another 30 minutes, I on apology. DEAR ABBY: How long decided l had had enough, SOI What might be a 'Clever 3tay thing say tO guest left. When I reached the should kbby, I saw . my "host" man who says he is not ready ti-its this In my home' I don't engrossed in a very animited for marriage? mind having guests eat all I'm 34. si~, succadul they want in my home, but I conversadon .with a Young woman. I simply . said, and.sophisticated. Dave (not think the hostess hu dibs on .-. "Go6dbye, Charles, I am his real name) Is 32, Sweet the leftovers. . 100 , '. ) - L' 1ay v - - -_ - . down." Then he said to me, would have. I'd have kft when and took "their" piece of cake -Excuse tile. I'll only be a my bost becaniq a "OM111"for - home in a paper napkin minute." After sitting alone 30 minutes, and then offered because they were too full to .W-" i I I ' I a . _. I . .,_ .- I - $ I . - " • even apologize! I did my best response was unprintable.) mealtime in a private home' I Abby, was I Justified for recently attended a ladies' to hide my anger. We resumed 'our con- leaving s I did?. And how luntheonwhere alovely lunch versation-Ihen his buzzer would y ou have handled it? was served. For dessert, the MANHATTAN hostess served ice cream and rang. (Someone was calling DEAR MANHA1'IAN: You cookies and also cake. Some 'fromthelobby.)Hesaid,"No, don't come up. I'll be right hung around longer than I ate the Ice cream and cookies I . .1 ' 11111101111h. . . .r I 1:-,. I . . - - C - . - AD it wouldn't bother tile because dates. Charles is 40, a la Ithmk what we have is wuhakrrc personality, lie Abby claimed he was a great cook, and more lasting than fireworks. and invited me to his apartment for a gourmet dinner. We really do care for each When I arrived at his other, but I'm terrified of tastefully furnished bachelor and please don't do anything wasting time. you think? Should I highrise,he Then he asked me to please se warmly and handed me a cocktail. Then his phoni rang. come upstairs with him so he BIOLOGY IS DESTINY I'm sure It was a woman. lie could.explain everything, I DEAR BIOLOGY: If it's went Intoanother room to talk told him there was nothing to fireworks be wants, give it privately and, Ahoy, he left explain, his rudeness was witH the 4th of July. me alone for 30 minutes! inexcusable, and I never DEAR ABBY: how do you ' Ilib I . 1 7harles and________________________ 7 \ I . -. - ' I "I - ' Lt-.-----T SCRL6 - - 011 vjiom - Busy Bachelor . by DOIJQ ' wirr * K001-W 4L MSL 441~ klolt.il.ct- - 4, - - . - t, . -. — -. ' ' ' --.---. - -- - . . 4, , — . . _- ... I . - When he returned he didn't wanted to see him again. (His feel about "bowser bags" at ' . - , 1- • . ' -2.. . -. , . - . .* I ' - - 1 ' - 11 Kits containing all the --. covered branch so the sheet plastic and cut off the branch materials needed for air overlaps itself, below the roots. If roots have TOM layering are available at Flnally,twist the ends o[ttte got formed- by the third DAVIS arden-supply stores. If you plastic sheefing around the .spring, remove the wrappings Urban do not buy a kit, you will need branch and fasten them from the branch. Neither the IIoculturiit the following: securely with plastic elec-. parent plant nor the branch trical tape. Asharpknife. will be if the -. Rooting stimulant. Watch for collection of rain layer is unsuccessful. Try water in the plastic package. layering another branch; you Sphagnum moss, slanting cut about two inches If water seeps in the ends of may be successful this time, Polythene plastic sheeting. long in the branch. Dust the package, punch a small even though your first atPlastic electrical tape. One-year-old branches are rooting stimulant into the cut hole in the plastic to allow the tempt failed. best for air layering. Older and place a small sliver of water to drain out. Leave the CARE AFTER ROOTING branches may form roots, but wood in the cut to keep it open. air layer undisturbed for one The root system of newly take longer to do so than Next, dampen a first-size full growing season. Branches rooted layers are small in branches that are one year ball of sphapum moss. and that are layered in the spring relation to the tops. You can old. squeeze It as tightly as should root by the following reduce loss of water through Make the layer 12 to 18 possible to remove excess spring. Branches layered in the leaves of these new plants water. Wrap the sphagnum the fall should root by the inches from' the tip of and lessen danger of branch. If there are any around the branch, covering second spring. When roots wilting and plant death by leaves within six inches of tile the wound. Then, cover the have formed, they usually are pruning and shading. -As soon . point where the layer is to be ball of moss with plastic visible through the plastic as you plant new rooted layers made, remove them. Begin sheeting - an 8 by 10 inch covering. in the nursery bed, prune all air layering by wounding the sheet is big enough. Wrap the In spring, after the roots side branches; remove onebranch. Make a shallow, plastic around the moss- have Formed, remove the third of their original length. * I - - LlW . / ( ~RMt' L ,7 .-... I FLETCHER'S LANDING - I *1 I ~ 1. A 81601' (X)6"?! I -- Promot . - . I I A REMADED W ANP a - L l 1 . st ci ' TUMBLEWEEDS •. " _____________ . ou . . .- . -_________ FO"Y UNER OffROL- .'— - • - I SHOULVERS?f ---.. L' I - ?W&EMS ON MVY- JEVLL HAVE ALL HEICAM VO KEEPOP l" " . - 's - __ .'i - OF ALL OF _ - The Installati(in of Officers for the newly organized South Seminole lioness Club will be held Sturday, at 7:30 P II a the Quality I n State Road 434. terly meeting at West Orange VFW Post 4305. Gardening . Y 16 R16HT, 6 CAN I YOU! \ . ' . . . I LI.EJE' - - . VERY FLATTEREP TRULY BUT TAKE CARE . y - by Lionard Stan L i' _____ 6 - ' OF L15? I 60T MELF 110 MEW HON LET YOU TAKE MY I Ions .-_ . -ICAN DO IT! I CAN . ' BRIDGE ___________________ I NO, W 1;1 NO, MA-f ! UTS!- - . - Fre REM COMSIVERNIS =1 I - ANNIE . I .. . other individuals may develop fluid in the abdomen. . FRANK AND ERNEST . . i I ~ INSTALL ' .. . .. one with whom you share an for. yourself, lbday. Others - --------. _. interest proceed as he or she may be too careless with your feels Is best. This person is possessions and cost you more lucky for you. Romance, than their help is worth. AT travel, luck, resources, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) possible pitfalls and career Though you may encounter a for the coming months are all number of setbacks or that it was weak. discussed in your Astro- changes in plans today, social It did give Northa problem. Graph, which begins with activities you have scheduled lie finally found a raise to NORTH 642 hree sPades. If East had not your birthday. Mail '$1 for should still turn out to be known that his partner was 2 each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, great. • addicted to super-weak urn Radio City Station, N.Y. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 4 i2 overcalls. he mi ht have 10019. Be sure to specify birth Mishaps could occur today if jumped to five cubs. This WE.sT EAST date. . you attempt to do too many could only be set one trick, but • 7 it would have almost surely V64 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) things or try to do them VQ #a pushed South to the five level #A974542 Sometimes you can resist hastily. Fortunately a A 1097643 where he would be out of his 4K Qs change to the point where you member of your family will de th. SOUTH block out- something good come to your rescue. th's four-heart bid was that's trying to happen. This CANCER (June 21-July 22) in the nature of a slam try. If ,s- 8 7 could be the case today. Keep a flexible attitude today North held a decent s de 1 *QJ3 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- regarding your social hopes. raise there might well be a •8 Dec. 21) Be extra careful In Initial plans may not tUft out Vulnerable: Roth North del ghted working with , tools or to be the fun you thought, but Dealer: South ass. -Ile knew that he did not materials you are not familiar things that take their placeWest have his previous hd. ortt, F with. There's someone you will. West openN h'is singleton 14 can turn to for advice If you're LEO (July 23-Aug, 221 It 34 diamond. East took his ace + 44 rnot too proud to ask. I'a3s may at first appear as if l'a and returned the suit even . though South had false-carded CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. everything Is working against with the lie also 19) By jumping to con- youtoday,butthisproblernis (Jpenlnglead48 euce as a suit clusions,. unnecessary short-lived. Conditions Will preference signal dimension with a friend qould suddenly sh1ft lit your favor. Now West underfed his ace occur today. Have a long talk of clubs. East took his queen VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 so that you understand each Action without thinking could and led back a third diamond. By Oswald Jacoby West ruffed to force dummy other before you make a )- get you in a heap of trouble to overruff. This left West and Alan Sontag judgment today while taking the time to . wiJh a spade trick and South -. - . ---- . - I I --- , 1_1 I - ,r 1/- - -) - i -- LP SHE t,CU A - .. - --'-, - ..) - - . . . " Tile two types of exercises This particularly affects thatyoushouldusearesit-ups women, sometimes just H that strengthen the upper before the menstrual period.. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL abdominal muscles and leg And(it -Tin occur with a lifts, which strengthen the varie~--61 medical disorders lower abdominal muscles. I suspect these are unlikely in For Satutday, September 27,* 1980 Nlan~ people don't realize that your case since your letter . something youdon't like could the ordmnaty sit up does not o otherwise erw se In ca es ta YOUR BIRTHDAY lead to your own undoing inuctor e lower abdominal you're probably i Sept. 27,1980 WIN d - - Celebrate Arm P I ~ . - - -__ - - *.. _ .4'. . — Illus — I - . 11~__' , I ..~_ During the meeting good friend, John Pope who ' Bud Layer, superintendent ; I-: k i lives at MeCo) Air i' orce o Public Schools in Seminole Delores llanun president of 'ii , \ / \ 4 Base and works in the ROTC County., running for re. his Ladies Auxiliary of Post 8207 "I . 11ir . Longwood, presented Evely~ Prograin at Stetson, was election in November, and . . It ,L 1 7 a were honored Hart, president Depart... I promoted to sergeant major, . . ./ , at The I ongv, nod %% inter coffee Sunday ment of Florida S the highest non-cominissioned guests . . I afternoon given by Jim and Auxiliary of the VFW and a .Springs Area Chamber of I ran e rmny. 2ommnerce will hold its Betty Stanley and Dave and member of Post 8207 These promotions called for Mary Nan Johnson. Auxiliary, with a Love" gift general membership meeting a celebration, but they could .: it the Quality Inn North at .and neighbors , on a 0 ersse i t rs in noon Friends of the uxiliaries not decide where they should ---. -ftt ~ Monday. -. a hold their joint Promotion the two couples were invited q Party that would be right and from 3 to 5 p.m. to the Officers to be Installed Saturday by South Seminole Uonesses include frorn left. Nlr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon LIOWSES SLmnley's.home n Bear Gull) Mrs Hart, made her official of 409 proper for the occasion. — Jan (.ra, Joard oI,,.jltreUor&., Betty Kozumplik, .retar 1 ols %orkman F (igemnon AVe AhW(Mrlend of-JIm's, ' n Lake'-near Tilenn- Turner's visit to PQ-9= as depa t preiident.-Georgin- Mallawny; t"airtmer,: standing. left, DebNe Pintir,-Lioness W'Inler Springs will host ,I TO I sasUe,to meet Bud and Lucy, went president. Betty Ilolen, coffee Thursday from 7-9 p.m. Ldwar who had served Tamer, and Gall Kessler, director. . the Anny and been stationed and enjoy a relaxed afternoon District 1814president, put on for Bill Jacobs, candidate for with theni over coffee and an interesting program. at several bases with him, Winter Springs City -Coin. light refreshments. now working at Martin. mission Seat 1. The af(ai'r 'is , VFW Post 8207 Marietta Corporation in Ladies open to the public. -. Bud and Lucy attended a Auxiliary is sponsoring a Orlando. Don and Jackie . . Edwards, still close and true coffee given for hini by Bike-A-Ton Saturday, at 9. The Council for Exceptional " 4 friends, solved the problem by Phyllis and Jim Sprinkler and a.11,. at the Longwood C hildren will sponsor ,I ; . I inviting friends from Orlando Regina Alcott at the Elementary School. Parent-Teacher Fair at -Iiiiiiiiiiiiiz"t-. . to Del.4ind to their home at 521 Sprinkler's home on Fox Delor6 Hamm. president -Winter Springs Elementary i'.. ", I i~ It too. Pluniosa Drive in Sanford last Valley Court. Forest City, of the auxiliary, is chairman School on October 14 from "I 6 "I I i Saturday night for a proper Thursday night. About 40 of the event this year, ably 7:30 t9:3p,ni. Booths for all 1_• _ promotion parts to honor Jim friends and neighbors at issisted by Marsha Wait co ireas f exceptional child ' and John tended and were served chairman Proceeds from the Iducation will b(. manned by * 1' The house was bulging with punch, coffee and finger food ride will be used for research county office personnel and /i i;) • s. 1. : ' people who came to wish them by the hostesses. organizations. into Cycitc Fibrosis. . - ii IS if I - I in nding you The Health theses developing a gaseous Letter number 3-7, Girth condifion. Accumulations of Control: Avoiding the Big large amounts of gas, parMiddle. It will explain these ticularly in the colon, can exercises in more detail for result in enormous sudden you. Other readers who want distention of several inches. this issue can send 75 cents The problem here is deter. wl It a long. starnped, self. . ddressed enveIope1or it mmningsthatscaustng the gas — Longwood-Winter Springs Around At the same time that Jim John Pope , This coming year could be today. See what the otherscles lucky for you, but you'll have think before making changes. Finally, I'd like to point out By the way, bicycling 02' by Howie Schneider to take care that there are no PISCES (Feb. 20-Slarch 20l that posture is important. If using a stafionary bicycle - 'Is' b, *U5 T U .g u Ps, o . strings attached you may not. Lack of a schedule or plan- you tend to bend over and ..won'Z use your abdominal be prepared to handle. You nng would get things off to a slouch, the bending of the mt1sces. Most exercises will won't be disappointed if you slow start for you today. Don't spine allows tile abdominal not help the abdominal expect only what you're en- fret. Someone who inows muscles to become slack and muscles very much unless titled to what to do will rescue protrude Qn the otherhand,if the) ire at least some - _____ - your OROSCOPE 14 ~ ,- I . .'AI t'.s- (J*Jt ILLS vtiY $JTTY' LJiiL! 1L.k.1 IV 1CA '-s' (CJ tRV- It) E ( I 50 &ITKAL OF W, ACC THE kCEPr ME AS MKT M AS TIMEI kbCO' RF(1 I AM '1ttjU APt? i______. ., - J — . . - - ii At 50 51 48 ______ 52 I -1 .. I ~ I I - liii _-. I 'k — 39 • abdomen as well as outside slumped and a tucked in under the skin. The second is tuminy for ideal posture. to do exercises that There are a few other strengthen the abdominal problems that contribute to an muscle.-,. enlarged abdomen. One of 42 43 48 47 -- 7.~ ( -0 I - — — — 32 .. ' .~Z` — — - - . —— — ___________ 41 ..., -. - Friday, Sept 2,1flO-A - depends a lot on what kind of straighten the spine. The exercises you are doing. For classic example is bending example, you n walk on a over and touching the toes and flit surface or even jog on a then straightening up. Don't yourself. That can the flat surface and never .ic force the Is It muscles of your abdomen to harmful. straightening up that works an extenr the long muscles along the . There are two sic spine. Exercises to strengthen ciples in keeping muscles that hold your the stomach The first is that you shoulders back help, too. The stay ean an If you net result should be a get tthe ve to e will be (unl0ation of fat inside the straightened spine that is not — ' / - lit" -_ - vou , " .... _ KNOW 1 I.. % J DIDN'T — — COMPOSITION.' - I (~,~!OOUCTS--I JUGHEAD, You SOtD FOR LESS,/ -- - 20 38 IT 5.4 G&PJERIC. I —— 37 55 I 7/11//EXT DAY THAT IS, ITEMS WITH O ., — .a - _—- ±1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Jim Hornada) Devonshire The Sprinkler's den is Riders must have sponsors Subdivision, was promoted to paneled in a beautiful and pledged to dinate a certain tTIHU rank of Major in the U.S. uhusuai blonde 'wood brought amount to be paid to the rider, Army this month. Jim is 1 . :9~iiiiiZ 0. front their farru in Indiana, for the number of miles Long-mliod, assigned to the Reserve ~ The bar, which was con- . ridden over a specified course Officers Training •Corp P gs in a set time. Any rider who structed by Mr. Sprinkler's ('rresponutnl (ROTC) at the University of turns in $25 will receive a Tbrother, is .overed with small J224 Central Florida, an Extension memorabilia including rocks shirt. Center of the detachment at ________________________ taken from the Indiana farm, Charles Glascock of Stetson Utuvercity in lehand. and sealed with a smooth, Seminole Hardware and Jim and his family have been well and from all reports it clear hard resin. Jimmy Wilkerson of in this at ca for the last five was a grand affair for the Wilkerson Lumber donated 2 years while he has had duty in honores and the guests. District 18 Veterans of bicycles that will be used as - various fields served by the Congratulations the grand prizes. Major Foreign Wars Posts and Mtiiy. James Ilornada) and SGM auxihanes held their quar — — — 5 - — 10 II — • am I. 25 40 by Bob Montana — — 9 In And r whether I eat or not.- When I I. get up in the moming my .stomach sticks out like I have eaten a huge meal What can I spine, you'll pull the abdo to flatten my stomach dominal muscles taut and the abdomen will flatten again i exercise a lot To improve your posture nearly every day. it you can do exercises that DE R READER 34 — a T — _______________ — — — 8 a- I . about two months ago. All oa sudden my stomach protrudes I II — 49 ARCHIE 7 - . OU - Dr. had a very .flat stomach. until _ -. — — 6 19 36 - - 5 — — 33 P I . I DEAR DR. LAMB- I have — ! . — L_ . I — 4 —— 18 by Art Sansom CO,4DU 6F,Li6VF, io 3 RSE - _____________________ C d • ————— — — 14 ________ THE BORN LOSER — 2 — - - T - - - - 1 Aft A&. V D I S c NJ! !i ,10 T orme-P victim -German coin 26 Point at stake 2 Mosquito 6 - ----- 21 Son of Isaac 31 Greek god of __ I 22 Invisible love tio 37'Caveai - A 23 Ruminant 32 Measure of ' 39 Slender land (metric) 4 Clue ' mammal 4 1 Is conceidd 33 Auxiliary verb 5 Pismire Walker __by Mort I 25 Mideast . . 43 In pursuit of .. 34 Kind,of roket- 8 Stop herdsman 44 Wary 35 Egypt (abbr) 7 Vermin TOO 26 Golf club 45 Is human 8 Says MUCI-4, 27 Mesdames 47 flierology 38 Charge(t 9 Of God flat) ,•I) )abbr) 48 Routine F, particles 10 Misdo •r 49 Tiger, for one 40 Bang ii Cereal grain -28 Columnist Wilson 50 Fire risidue 4 1 Lettuce 12 Baby's bed 29 Ancient 51-Haggard 42 Secluded 17 November 1_~ "I . musical . novel valley event 46 Policy instrument 19 Wing (Fr) 52 Lop off . . . I V , - ' ' I .-- 4cv MUC1 ETRENT PIP YOU PUT IN THAT I PAIL OF -\-• -'• .1 ~/-, 4 -.1 ,~,_ BEETLE BAILEY, - - 01A U. LXII DOWN 10 I - jc ( `~ . . - - Exterdses tonmh Vat Certain •i rJ4 A N C 0 c v 11s T A 1(P Dress I . . Answer to Prev ms Puzzle I Groats 6 Rougher 52 Flighty horse 12 Moron 53 Notat sea 13 Quick lunch 54 Aquatic place mammai, \ - 48 Relegate ACROSS by ChicYoun TNiN< O (SOMETHII'.JG ' ( EVEV MEAL . 4 7 / I BLON DIE Wi-1AT AE '. . I $ . . t., . . I �- - -- S .- ., p . •. - - - C . . Sanford, OAEvenIng Her1d - .- . . - C C S - - - - . - + . . - . . .. . - .. . - FrLday, Sept 2, 1I0 Fl Ev.ningH.rd,Sanford,FI ob Hunting? Save Your _______ Od3ndo 322-2611 83-9993 litme H OURS I S 3linesMunemjm DEADLINES , - fl 'FL ( i-'iOOfl IRe L)Q Defore PubIIcQtIon , + Fridti Noon Sundoy _______________________________________________ i __________________________ WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service All ages P 0 Box 6071 Clear water, Fl 3351$ _____________________________ -1 II ..A! ________________ Planning and Zoning Commission ntt'ip Cify Commission Room, City Halt, Sanford, Florida at 8.00 P+M' on ThurSc$y, Odober 7, 1910 to consider tboliowing change and myndment to the Zoning Or dnane 01 the City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Tochange and amend the Zonin9 Ordinance 1091 A Article V Use Provisions, 5'(tion 3 SR 1, Single Family Pesidenlal Dwelling District, Subsection C Density Controls, - - rra4- . -- - - Spur of the moment babysitting. Weekly, Daily rates, Day 1, Nlqht, 333.934 - ' Pinecrest area. Call 323 M - - I - Need full I part time help. + .'. + & over 1! years of age- Profit sharing, insurance, major . ____________________________________ _______________________________ WT fsmtty residence, 700 Qverbrook.Drve and the westerly tine of the Philip R. .Yonge c,rant, I square Ipet per family unit thence run N 89 degrees 55' 23" W The Planning & Zoning .Com along Overbrook Drive 595.17 bent I m,sSion wilt submit a recom I - I mornings. Wed, Tues. evenings. sll Marie l4,chter for infor+ Strting Oct. 15+ - IS NEIGHBORHOOD i4Vii . - -- . - - . + - I - I + - ' i - ' 323•7832 all degrees SI' 53" E 20601 ieet, Sanford, Florida at 7 00 PM. on thence N 61 degrees 38' 38" E October 13. 1910 to consider laid 75701 feet to the westerly line of recommendalion+ All parties in interest and the Philip R+ Yonge Grant, thence I N 06 degrees 07' 16"' E along the citizens shall have an opportunity Grant line 207.9Steef to the point of I to be heard at said hearings. By order of the planning and beginning. The parcel is located at t,Zoning Commission of the City of Santord. FlOrida this 73rd day of southeast corner of Sunset Drive and Overbrook Drive. September, 1980+ Public Hearing will be held on 3 0. Galloway, Wednesday, October 77, 1910, at I Chairman 7 30 p m in Ihe Cassetberry City City ol Sanford Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, Planning and Zoning cassclberryFjpçld., ommi5SiOfl Iheieafta "s ..... L6 Wlhom Acting City Clerk Deledfhul'2lnd-dayot-S.p-' bember, 1910. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMISTATUTE Publish September 76, 1910 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN DEA 135 Notice Is hereby given that the 1 undersigned pursuant to the SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD I "Fictitious Name Statute," Vacant, ready for you to move right in. Owner will assist in financing and take your trade in also I + I 423-1126 322 2994 + 2lo4 18--HeIp Wanted Ret Real Estate Broker Eve 321.3914 3234478 NEW LISTING IN SUNLAND ESTATES This3 Bdrm,7 bath home is a very Special buy. tu 117W 315-1111 ____________________________ I ____________________________ with pool, Loch Arbor. 56.500. 79. down. - -: -- . - OF SANFORD REALTOR + + - FOR gALE BY OWNER Sanford Ravenna Park 3 Bdrm, P2 bath, larg• shady 'v" Y..u. 'J'. J41 44 - - . ----- _________________________ + - -- - - Warehouse for rent. 8.000 Square I I Industrial zoning 377 8313 Manor. Corner Lot 'Fenced I ..______________ I IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm,P', iv Herb Stenstroni, St,nstroifl Realty .322-1420. - - I -. - - I - Commercial Bldg. $02 French I Ave. Formerly Sports wear and Beauty shop. Available October. Call 372 955$. refrig., fenced yard, $375 mo. Avail Oct. 1. $21 Valencia Ct. 645-2121 after 5:30. ______ __________- -- Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling, 322 2611 or 531 9993+ BY OWNER CALL 327 1560 - - - - * * * * * * * * ____________________________ _________________________ * * * * * * * * ____________________________ I ' s Hourly wage plus bon. hours flexible, us, - helpful. Apply In per300 North SOfl at - French Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771. I 22 2611 Ebning fleiuld . - I - - . AIratIo.n & Upholstery I PATIOS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322 154$ - - ___________________________ HousewlvesCleaning Service Personalized,tastdependable Regularorllimebasis Wedowashwlndows 671 5891 ' - I ALTERATIONS. DRAPERY I hardware 0. upholstery In runabouts & CruIsers. Also 1 mill carpenter to build tint boats for a great to. with thi b_es? of medical dental in sur'anc., paid holidays I vacatIons. Apply Tuesday lhru Thursday 10 am. to 3 p.m. Cobia Boal Co. Silver Lake Rd.. Sanford. , fabrIc. 3270707 Papertianglng ________________________________ _______________________________ SAVE ENERGY & DOLLAR5f ANYTHINOIN FENCE ,ChIn link for securIty. Rustic wood for priVacy. Post & all. FreeEst. 834.5722 1304222 A'nnumSoffIt&Faca ________________________ __________________________ wutiWetIte ConstructIon Att.hniflumSiding&SOflit 3234429 Free EstImates JIPAPERHANOING SULATION CO 373 4)83 or 831 1271. Fr esf+ - . ..+. Lar4C'iing - ' Lendcleamlng, Grove pushIng. K WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY by & W LANDCLEARIP4G, 322. John C jllum. Complete album $171. Lady Lk. 904.753.3144. as low as 19900 373 825$ ____________________________ - - Lawn Care Furniture refinished, expert reasonable. Free estimates pickup. (We buy & sell us.d furniture.) VarIety of finishes a. SPECIAL-Car cleaning inside lout. Compound & wax. Pick up & service. Will gas up to P1arTunIng & RepaIr _________________________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A -- -- - AutoGla1ntIng - - - - every day. - - BeautyCar, - + ___________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ Beautiful Highly Colored Ocala _________________ Dr. (17-92) Sanford. YOU ARE NOTIFIED than an action for th. adoption of minor onOctoberl, i9SOafi:30P.M.,or WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF thereafter as possIble, in THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF children hasbeenfiled.nd you are as soon Room 203 of the SemInole County TH'S NOTICE: (1) all required 10 serve a copy at yQum order to review, hear comments, objection by an interested J. Files, Esquire, PetItioner's chIenges Ihe valIdity of the wIll, County Commissioners ICloninger & FlIes, 169 Broadway, Boamdof quatlllcationa.of the personal Seminole County on the above IP.O. Box 337, Oviedo, Florida representative, venSie, or applications for rezoning. '3276$. on or before October 29, ALL CLAIMS AND 08. heard and written comments may this Cowl either before Clerk filed wifh the Land Develop. JECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL 'ser4lceon peItioner*attQmney or be ment Managsr. Hearings may be BE FOREVER BARRED. immedIately thereteri other. Publication of this Not Ice has continved from time to time as' wise a default will be entered necessary. Further details begUri ois September 19, 190 0ôainst you for the relief Personal Repi'esentillve: available by calling 323-4330, *manded In'this Peillbon, Alt G. Johnson ExtensIon 160. i WITNESS my hand and seal of P.o 80* 1393 Board of County Corn ttls Court on September 22, 1900. I Ol'l1SdO,' Fl. 32602.' mluloners ft thur H. e<kwilh Jv', Attorney to, Pictorial Seminole cot,ntye FlorIda cier of 'se Circuit Court Representative: Byli William Klrchho(f, 9.27,000+ __________________________ , 3227121 . ' , - $13,000 ' - ' , - I - Deputy Clerk' ' I.. I ............ I 0. Sept. 2 Publl ----------, - - .- ________ + i ---- - - -. Orlando. FL. 32802 Jr. PUBLISH: Seember 26, & Oc-1 Telephone: (303)190.9191 ' , - ---- kM , + . ,' C. .4 I + 4..' ' t. .. Oodt Repair - 17 92 Frontage, corner - S Acres Seminole Woods . -. ----+ .--- ., - GWALTNEY JEWELER 104$.PaI'kAve. 3734509 - - ___________________ ______________________________ , - -- . - ' ' ,, . ' - (ell333 - --' - - - -'______ - - 4 I - -- . , - . ' - , ComnrcIai - I - ______ ----:-BAKS' - C + - - - Painting Ti_.. ndow & Screen Repaj ' ____ - ___________________ - House rainIer -1st Class Work, reasonable prices 1$ vms. Kenneth Holt. 3225W.. atsr - . - ' WIPIOOW & SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 32239.4$ , - , + - lIhri - :- r'-- -ARE GREATSS)FIED ADS 'ARE SERVICES UNLIMItED ' ' : ' -. .. --- - -- . * - era• -. . , --. 323362 dollar? Ask Mon9 & Dad Ia let - - . . , - - , - , - - , - --- --- - , "- ' - , ' - '' + ' .. - . t + . + ' ' , + , - ... + . DUPLEX, I ----------- -- . ______________ I i - 701 S.Frencfs 323.1834 C-.-,.. -_____________ WANTED 30" Electric Range ________________________ + 1969 Ponitac Bonneville Clean - i 3 - - -.---- -- - Better _______ I + ForSa I _____ -- - I , ' The "Good Ole Days" have never 'left the Classified Ad5. The BuyI are still The Bash - - -- -- I -. -( - ' I I - I _____ - I _____________________________ ____________________ and up Models $700$S00 I _________________________ I , __________________________ FIXTURES JenkinS Furni lure, 205 E 75th St 1330911 - + ming machine - "tej to but uSed office - I Cashior Gold Silver Jewelry or Coiis, Top Price's Call 322 1317 - I _______ . .-- - - - - '79 MG Midget, like new Low mil AM FM Best offer over 9.4,SQO 323 ItS) aft 3 - ________________ -'-1 I - fl"-AUCIIOfl _____________________ ____________________________ ' ____________________ ____________________________ "• DAYTONA AUTO A.,910N I - HWy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Deytonsa Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION eybry Wednescay al $ p m It's theonly one in Florida You set reserved price Call 901 233 1311 for further details j I __________________________ I - - -, + + , - - -. I I '.so I YARD I GARAGE SALE Rear Por tiConj'a'" 1910 SKYLE Doublewide I of 1411 & 13 Park Ave Fri. ResIdential Auctions & 3 4nrn-, 2 bath, turn. I Rain Suitsand Rubber Boots. Sat Sun. from 95 pralials. Call Dell's Auction Setup ''in Carriage Cove, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS I 323 5420, Sanford. $17,300. Call 373.1491. 322 5791 I Yard Sale Furniture, table i 310 Sanford Ave. lamps. lawn mower, Knick EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN See our bautiful 'new BKOO I I Knacks, Clothing, Kitchen CLEAN OIL & ADJUST DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322. MORE. trot-ti I rear BR-s ware, 'Misc too much to I 7611 or I') 9993 Your sewing machineor vacjtm GREGORY MObILE HOMES mention Thurs+, Fri Sat+ 224 cleaner 57+00. Parts I supplies 3'3 $200 so3Oriandà for all machines. Over 20 yrs. Palm P1. Woodmece+ 323 0716+ VAIPHA Financing experience. All work Fri I Sat 251 Country Club guaranteed. Free estimattys. )97S Lamore 12x6$ 3 Bdrm, 2 Rd Lii Mary. Furn I John's Sew 'N Vac, 111 S Bath. Set up in Family Section ___ A OK Tirt Mart 34135 French ______ _____________________ + 1971 Fiat 121 Sport coupe Newly rebuilt -engine, transmiSSiOn New B'akes, interior. Pirelli AM FM Pioneer tireS, Cassette $2,300 or best offer 134 4753 aft S P m -- Furnitur, Salvage. I? 97. So of )78j,2,,l. - YARDSALE 9iPMiurday 501 Lemon St. Sanford - nit , - _______________ WANTED Clean used fur un. appliances in working conci Also want monogram We buy anything 867 $032 or 61) 3124 ' Yard Sale Fri I Sat, Car of Sunnyside I Highland Dr OeBary Sporting Equip Boat, Camper Top, Antiques; Plints. Dishes, Appliances, Clothes 8 Furniture, 666 6140 - mileage 322 5317 - - _______________________ _____________________ Garage Sale. 7826 Gate P1 Sanford Furniture, Stereo. TV. etc Saturday tO a m till? p I I . + , , I Sanford 323 7702.) AIr, Set-up. Carriage Cove. Needs some mapair, quick sale. $1,500. 031-2922. grease Iraps, drywalls. pier pads, steps. lintels, window sillS, river rock. ___________________________ - - __________________________ Sanford. 323- in The Evening Herald, stay 30EImAye, somethIng wonderful Is about 3ATTERIES-N.W, $30, Ex change Used -$1600 Es _______________________ - - S Acres West of Orange City on Howlanfi Blvd. $23000. Terms. 323.7943. Oregon Ave. 332.$30Q ______________________ GARAGE SALE: Sat. 95. 2513 Clalmmont Avi. Behind Geneva Gardens Aøi., on W. 25th. Clothes, Furn., misc. - _____________ The Evening Herald ClassIfIed' E Snfryburgl4ralarm,dratting lable. confer'ence fable, many Other items. Dealers welcome, I ORCHIDS, Bromelalds & Staghorns. Call Bob Rainey at '$395976 attem 4 1. weekends. ______________________ . 322-3151 173 1910 - 43l.A'SI9i A ________________________________________________________ Yard Sale Friday & Staurday. 9 till? 3321 S. Sanford Ave. I - ___________________ __________________________ A hold items. Misc.. Etc. 9 306 pm ________________________ - ) I - Boats & ccr3es ' , SR.25Q 0 9299.00 S I _________________________ __________________________ ____________________ OOO FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE-All or part. Call 22. 7191 or 323 $001. _______________________ I Sales-Service. Parts&Acces. 000 Financing & Insurance - - _________________________ Rooultsl S. .V. 64mm., 2 lath nicely NOWFOR$ALE wallpapered, wlfh Cedar Wails. 1) mis. old. CIgs to MOOERN I Bdrm. 1½ bath Bookcase Bed, 3230136 . _____________________ Auumable at a low interest. 322-3250 An. 3. - us - , - ________________________ OLD 00nvinient locel Ion. Fresh as adaisywithbrandnewcarpst, - 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32779, - I ' ________________________ ' FASHIONED BABY SEMI NOU II' FIberglass Jon' Boat, Call 322.3147 _____________________________________ ' motor. $Afl. Call 3ItSllö. _________________ - ________________________ inQf0fIY$IOI$$ifl.d -- 1972 Pontiac Bonneville, Air Cond+. Elect+ windows, good lires, good cond $493 322 4155 __________________________ I + - 1+- 42-MobjM, Hon'es W. GarneetWilte, Imoker 3 + white I - --- - 54-Garage Sales WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE ..31!.,!.iL_!5522 Amsoil Dealer Full' line 1urrtaflIS+an u1QProdi+c4 Special on engine oil 15000 I Ml or I yr service life ,Case 5.40 and Dealrshlp available 3053)96051 . - a. Antiques-Oriental Rugs Music Boxes-Slot Machines ______________________ - - - 3 BEDROOM Ca tOME Lovely quIet neIghborhood. Fenced back yard and wMI. ' -. TV repo lv' Zenith io org $193 75 BaI $113 to or II? mo Aaent 339 '.Ae, - - 32147 - I Want aus are black read all over. - Call 323 1295 175,900- 471-0111 or I 771 3233' LIc. Real Esate Bilker 2140S.anlerdAvo. Than t4wI i - ' _______ " 2 Glass Doors LGE I Bdrm, I batfi,all appl W- BATEMAN REALTY " 3744o54 1521$ummorliaAve. FHA'VAPINANCINGAVAIL.- I _______-_______ ______ 1910 TOYOTA PICK up- i 5t'yIe steel mags W. I steel belted radial tires, $200 I I? cu ft Pefrig Frigidaire $70 Older model refrig. 125 Good cond S pr woOd dinette Console TV. $75 372 101S - 41_A-COndOfl*Ufl* PI.OtY AdvertIse your product or service In the ClassH led Ads. - - ___________________________ ______________________ Xtra Law Cash- No Qalifyl.g OPEN HOUSE TODAY ItsasteaI Let'S Deal . ' _____________________________ _______________________________ -_ - ___________________ Get - ________________ : _____________________________ __________________________ ______ ______________________ 322.5253 1970 PONTIAC LE MANS RUNS GOOD $100 321 0334 I + Large Citrus lot In tow,I, 7 yrs. - 5100+ 319 5933 I 53-IV.Radio.Stereo ____________________________ - WANTED TO BUY- Current Rome itic paperbacks in good cond Any amounl I _______________ - . ,, -- ____________________________ _____________________________ ________________________ - - REF REPO lôcu ft frost tree Orig $579 now $205 or $19 mo Agent - ____________ __________ -, Joyiel2l-26)I. Ec1.42 ' ___________________________ _____________________________ - _______________________________ For Sale by owner: 3 Bdrm, 2 beth Energy saving home In Loch Arbor. FIreplace, I yr. old. PItA appraised $31200. PrincIpals only. Call 323-5)03 Aft. 5:30. 323 2222 + - - _____________________ ____________________________ . LONOWOOD, FLA.32730 + - -- Ads lil help you find thir 1 $3L300 W)fs-ii011iht tv: REALTOR, fl7f90 + + 2'to1O$1.00.l322.4Ot$ I or 337.7445. I ___________ ____________ RundGOOd.$2Q0 Call Carl 322133$ - . 834.9403 - , ____________________ ' , +- , ... . - ' . - -. .' -I 66-Wast1jo Buy - - Kenmor, parts, service, used washers MOONEY APPLIANCES 32)0697 I - _________ __________ Cardova ' . WE BUY CARS ______ _______________ .- - - _________________________ ______ + -_______ - 80-Autos tor Saie' ____________________________ ' 322•2420 + - - ___________________ ___ -----------.- '. --- I ______ 341$ S. French Ave Sanford Orlando CALL ANYTIME - - act intetesl to qualibied buyers New homes *ith monthly payments under $750 Low down payments. 377 2707 I - - REALTORS ---------ORLANDOi31'OU1 Multiple Listing ervICI _fTEM H0URS k23-1130. ..' 79-Trucks-Trailers 122 0716 ride $34 4605. 339 9100 perfect First $55 i'i take. I I WANftO 70 ISUY Homes in I PIE BIJYUSEbFURNITUREI. I 830 IS-IS I UPICLUTTER YOUR CLOSET+ the City of Sanford for I APPLIANCES Sanford Fur I niture salvage 322 $771 Sell those things that are lust ra4abilitation project Will pay STEREO up lo $tO.000, maybe more laking upspacewith a want ad I COMPONE NT MODEL with I YOU NAME IT I BUY IT In the Herald 122 2411 or $31 Call Stanley Stone, Sanford AM FM Radio. S track player, I Antiqijej & clean used furniture I I 9993 Housing Authority Garrard turntable & speakers+ I Sanford Auction I7lSS French 305 323 9613 Pay $93 or $10 monthly i 323 7340 '66 Mustang, 6 cylinder, Auto, Financing available, no down I flew tires, tinted windows, 47A4'oi'tgage BOUght payment Wire Wheels + much more I Classified Ads are the smaliesl ____________________________ -_& Sold ExcI Cond $2 500 321 0315 big news ferns you will fund : BAKS anytime Fri Sat or Sun anywhere We pat- cash for 'St & md ItOl N. MilisAve+ (1792) I ORIENTAL MUuS WAPI ItO mortgages Pay legg+ Ic Orlando 1 $94 3560 Oldsmobile Station Wagon, t973 TOP Prices Paid Mortg,ge broker 1101 f: Reliable Transportation, 5500 Used. any condition 644 $J26 Robinson 471 7976 or conSider Trade 169 7437 I (a0OdUSldTV'.$2S&up MILLERS '77 HORNET - 1 Dr W8 BUY USED FURNITURE. PS. AC, ..- - ________________ French I The Time Tesled Firm ReQ RealEstal, Broker 120N. P,irkAye 377 6)7') BROKER French - S1ISO or Best offer 323 1151 aft ____________________ _____________________________ - sale. 's old Includes _____________________ SEIGLER REALTY 2563 - Cond 5250 or best offer Call 323 6641 after S I ___________________________ ______________________ LOSING YOUR HOME & CREDIT' I will catch up back - ________ _______ Sawdust and Shavings, pick up only Wilkerson Lumber, Longwood 834 2252 I ______________________ ...S1i 9ohni /ea1,j 780t0rCYCle5 + _____________________________ - ' + - , NEED TO SELL? Callus today. Realty, Hall Harold REALTOR 323-5174. - - ________________________ _________________ Cond Sanford 930.000 to 130.000 bracket A5%um+ Mort Principals only Wrile P+O I Box 2072 Sanford S From$tOtot3O Call 327 1621, 327 4140 _____________________________________________________________ - 19'' RCA Color Portable Warranty F in an c in Q available No down Payment Pay $179 or ItO monthly + .. - I -a 66-Horses __________________________ 1 WHEEL DRIVE JEEP PICK UP6 Cyl '73 Low mileage, S ACRE PASTURE, Board 1. $1,100 Call 372 1197 horse, $60 mo No studs Tender, loving care 3278300 TELEVISION Property - LONGWOOT Wood frame, 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, living rm, central lilA, eat-in kit. $3000 down & OWrlr will hold mortgage, Call days 1' 134-26+u. ---- "' . I __________________________ -______ _______ ______________ . -- -' 2UNITS PLUs-GARAGE, BOTH RENTED. $37,500. SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. _____________________ ____ ___________________________________________________________________ STORY ' ' + -___-._-_ -- CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day service. 32) 7711 to good home 5478032 BAKS 1104 N Mills (17 92) Orlando 1 8963560 __ _____ children 6 $1000 monthly Financing available No down payment I Commercial building $17,000 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ItO Sanford Ave 327 5791 ,,as!'i for yOur lot' Wil build on V; !QLQI,.QML lot--------'--YLnierpfise.ln( BEDROOMS EACH-JUST WITH PEN0VATED SEPARATE I CAR GARAGE. $30,300. SELLER TERMS. At *51*11 • - + , , . 2 COUNTRY LIVING) Bdrm., 2 bath split level hameonlenced 1 (tO5f Barn & ,pQndt EverY featerel Only S yrs. oldI Perk today's medpmn Ioatures. Three large be*eomi, 1½ nook, baths, breakfast separate dining' mm, famIly mm, Central heat £ new Central air, range. dhshwai$Ifr Idlspesal. Jest 533.11$. Your Heat Den Ces Realtor Aisaclate. I Shetland Sheep Dog (Shettie) This AKC by Collie is highly + Brand new dual power settngs --- - _ PAINT, WIRING & PLUM. BING. HURRY ON THIS $35,000 WITH LOW DOWN. PAYMENT, NO QUALIFY. ING. . ---------- . - .- I I - Toss Ôol(ar Paid tor Junk I Used cars, trucks & heavy equip men? 327 S990 - I - ____________________________ --- I i BEDROOM. 2 BATH, CAR- OPINHOUSE ADS. READ i. USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESUITS. , - Oxford Rd. behind the Jilt-. SUPPlIes & Softwir. ' I ---.---.--__................._ - I many more extrasl Sat. II p.m. & Sot,. U p.m. Rajaythe cemforisol a spacious 77-Junk Car.,Rernoved yd Afgan Hound, spayed female 1102 Washington Aye. ___________________________________________________________________ The weather is perfect for a backyard sale self everything bt with a want ad. ______ MICROWAVE + LIC REAL LISTATE Broker I I tenth I've I .inlord I 322-6050 Alt hrt 323-1173 ___________________ JUST LISTED I Idrm, I bath him, wIth formal dIning mm., ASSOCIATE - - _______ Computer Store , - - ' BETTY C. CAMPBELL /A-F HA-235.Con. Hornet Low Down Payment __- Firewood, Free ast. 3229410. Lakevlew Nursing Center 919 E, Second St Sanford ______ CARPENTRY, REPAIRS 1. improvements. Plo lob too small. Calf 323.0967 alter 5:30 _orjfl 1141 ask for Kin. . Classified ad to solve I ________________ I - - - - ----------- _____ - - Brand New. push button controll has probe Originally $619. balance 1)98. $19 montfIy - • LIKE NEW 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. DEN. FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, BRICK FIREPLACE. ALL APPLIANCES. 2 CAR GARAGE. $19,900. REALTORS TREETRIM+A,INGme'va1 ____________________ - _______________________ - 1314 I . - -. - _____________________________ - down. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 327 __________________________ 2411 or 831-9193. ss,00. - RemoQei4ng&Rep'. Dry Waw Hanging, Textureg Ceilings. S.0. ái$int, 323.4132. ' ' __________ ______ __________ ' . . I TesSsry1, _______________________ - ' ,, Lady Mdld 1 day Preferably TPurs. or Fri. for' House CleanIng, Contact C W Burgess $9143.41 or 323.3722 eli $ p-rn: - ____ - - . ' -_______________ - -. - -. . every SIZe and prIce, . . - -,.., -,. i ----------------- - --- OEA-107 ..-" CUSTOM MOWING & Brush CunIn of Acreage. Hilltop Realty Co. 331-1214.. OlaIltypesLIc. Bcn4ed -223-4030 insure _______________________ .. _________ , + 2 94)eCIaIty.29YT'S Exp- $69 - Oct.,), 10, Il. -' 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, SUPER CONDITION ON I CITY LOTS. REALTORS Multiple Llstlnq Sit'vice ______________________________ - - + I ______________________ - __________________________ ________________________ - - PEALTOR 1421W. lit St .327-7977 - 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, ROOF, FENCED, NEW COUNTRY HOME WITH OAKS,NEAR LAKE JESSUP, ' I ______________________ I - - ___ ______________________________ . 1951 FOrd Tractor in Ooii Condition Also do houseclean ing by the hour 372 0091 - . ' SCREENED PORCH IN GOOD CONDITION. WALK TO LAKE MONROE. $33000' SELLER WILL TAKE TERMS. IMMACULATE 3 14mm, I bath home In Piswcr.st with all the extras. Great mm.,- CHA. workshop, screened porch £ fIrepIacel 9.13.901. Rspiiiirs'c' - _. + Commercial Ice Cube Maker, 65-Pets.Stipplies Frigidaire Makes 450 lbs per -day 1500 Call 323 6.170 AKC DOBERMAN PIN SCHERS $50 to $100 Terms. Washer repo GE deluxe model considered Call 363 5710. Sold crig 1109 35. used shOrt backyard. Reduced to 129.900 I S Acres Sanford area Zoned Mobile Home We have several choice loIs . UNIQUE spacIous I 14mm, 3 bath older home refurbishedl 4 FIreplaces, dInIng rm, at.ln kltctien,2porchis&).lsmorSl 150.00$ I - . 21-Situations V.nted 1 ____ MEINTZER1 TILE . ______________________ _____________ ' , -. Call S29-1414 + - __________________________ 2 Acres Osteen - borhood + WE LIST AND SELL MORE HONES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORDARRA COZY 3 $drm, I bath hom• in Delary on a nIce lotI Ga'sd neighborhoodl Needs a 111111 TLCI 121,0001 _____________________ 2699 Li. ROad 151-4 Hone lfl14)iVSIfl*IdS . - __________________ ---------._'+' ' - SOUIhIW$dBuUd)flg Excellent products to cot-macf Imbalances In the bodY thrv ___________________ InmyhonsTues&Thut's. - , C. CALViN HORATH. AttY. d W.i!cotroi. . ________________________ ATLAS PLUMBING. flraIn, Sewer Cleaning. PA'asser Plumbe, does work. Le'aj. Heaters & 5ucet. 33). 1414. Moving to a newer home, apartment' Sell"don't needs" last with a want ad _____________________________ ------ excellent neighborhood 545,500 DELTONA itt AwEA. 2 ELKS. TO SHOPPING LOVELY 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, WITH PRETTY KITCHEN, CUSTOM DRAPES, AND GLASS ENCLOSED FLORIDA ROOM A+SRL_WCL. I+..,+FLAKI Al Sanford's Sales Leader _____________________ FLAm WiLL $25 ' 62-A--Farm Equipment , -- I STENSTROEV1 CALL 323.5774 ____________________________ Plun'lng AddCcuilCait* . Beauty Care CARPTOR VINYL INSTILLATION Some deliveries. BIg B Pr duce, Sanford Farmer's Market. $110 (S1pi1xonust.d) ____________________________ Carpets Exp. CabInet Maker of -i DR - CoIdsoot by Sears Low hours Euic cond Lg bottom freezer. 5100 349 5571 or 319 5271 - 3 Bdrm. 1 8ath. Block in _______________________ cIaim + _____ 17 Passenger Beauville Chevy Sport Van VI automatic. ' - - ,,, -. ___________________________ ___________________________ + - il Acres DeBary area - 775$ ____________________________ - Call Clark & Hirf 323 7510 ' - 52-Appliances + Acres Paola Frame Duplex • 7 Bdrm, Block ________________________ large game mm wIth pool table 21*20 patIo. Mint cendltlon. I Excel. neighborhood. Owner anxious il's. -" Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. InsIde I outside screened runs. Off fboorsleeplrsgbo*es, Insulated, shady kennels, cIrculating fans. Also Aim conditioned cages. We cater to your pets- Building StOoa& Landscape Rodc ' _________ .--_+.111,1It$M4?tyffØ.,!A!!L------ specialty. pattPiirsg. stuccoing, simulated brlck+377 3320 Groonlng& Boarding T(WER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLYHarmIeII's Beauty Nook 519£. 1s1 St., 332.$342 -- - - _____________________________ __________ ____________ WHERE THE ACTION IS. Fantastfc U. Mary area. 3 14mm, 2 bath, Cent. AIr, GIant PtAfRIpJJp-ma,rlo--.---_ - -. I . ________________________ - Planning and Zoning Commission required to fil, wIth thIs court, - - - - 15 Ft Scotty, Steeps 6 Selfcontained kitchen and Bath. new awning Like new 51.250 FILL DIRT I. TOP SOIL - _____ I - - Golf Course. 172,901. Plastering Jr , Buying Silver I Gold. WIll give worth of gas for $1.00 in Silver, or ply cash at current mark 842 $032 or A7)-342L,.. Free EstImdtei. Ph, 323.374 -w - person$a.m..Sp.m. HARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS d&SiIver LegalServts - ___________________ mra'r1rIe, s,cri ' _____ the personal representative's (DISTRICT NO. 3) Further,apubllchearingwillbe atborney are set forth below. ________________________ Auto Glass TinHng. Trucks, - - - - 75-Recreatiotl Vehicles - Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 S of Sanbord 322 $771 II 04P1 MillS (1792) 1DYLLWILDI Immaculale 3 Idrm, 2 bath. Great room. fIreplace, fully equIpped kItchen with island. Lovely CLASSIF lED ADS MOVE 362107$. . Th . I '* LOVELY OLDER HOME WITH EXTRA BUILDING LOT. Sell off.xtralotandsnloythl,tin. old 3 14mm, 2 bath. New roof. Cent. aim, Dbl. garage wIth studio apt. upstaIrs. Well with sprinkler system. Beat shelter, $44,900. Potography ___________________________ -Auto Care - ______________________________ Lawrence Ray Palmater 536 West 4th Street ""i 101*141 yard. Can. AIr. EscI. assumptIon. $42.90. 1k Free Est 662191? . - ' rm, patio, carpet, draperies, double oven range, garbage disposal & dlshwather. Im+ maculate Inside & out. Immediate occupancy. Walk to Deltone Shopping Center. $30,500. Jenny Clark Realty _____________________ _____________________ FurnIture RepSirs & RefinishIng , , _____________________________ - - ________ '________ - - 10 Acres Osteen area 2 Story, 4 Bi' -s. I Bath on 17-97+ __________ 14mm, 1½ REDUCED3I4rm,lb.tlihime LOVELY BRICK. 3 In Pliwcrestl Fresh palxtedl bath, Family mm, 7 years All tie esirasl New ACI New , ------------. I - PRICED RIGHT Aflractive bdrm, 2 bath In lovely Pln.creit Section. Easy PHA or VA FinancIng. Only $41,900. ' _____________________ Exp. DENTAL ASSISTANT Expanded duty, fulI time. Sanford area. Call 339.fl31. - ____________________________ _________________________ _________________________ FenCe . - HEAPSCIJSTOMSERVICE Interlot', Exterior FREE ESTIMATES 3231*32 ____________________ - ----------- Pressure Cleaning ______________________ _______________________ I MAN. QUALITY OPERATION 9 yrs. exp Patios, Drivaways, tic Wayne (Seal, 327 1371 -. Section $6509 Florida Statutes MILE WEST OF RANGE LINE Apply at Sunnhland Corp. Hw$ I ROAD.) (DISTRICT NO\7) 1957 1192 and State Rd. 119. Sig Georgia A. Cintron 2. I MARIA 3. L~NDISH. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Manuel N. Clntron PATRICK & DONNA NOFTZ & SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish $Wtember 12, 19, 2' & KENYON E. I NANCY C. LOGAN PROBATE DIVISION CLERK-TYPIST ''Ri* F1i"}4mbir $0157-CF .--'f-' Large agrIcultural t1rA"1 DEA61 SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Division opening for a permanent full. DISTRICT TO CN RESTRICTED 1 lN RE: ESTATE OP time typist. Exp. on DicNEI-GHBORH000 CON. SILLOWAY1, )ia taphone unIt. StatIstical MERCIAL PR (10-I-SO) 59 TracVl MERLE MERLE E. SILLOWAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF typing knowledge n.cessary. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 47, 61k A, Replat of Tracts Ii,,Sd, eased Office skills helpful. Escellint FOR SI, SI. 35, 56, Flat Book 7, Page 4, AND CIRCUIT, IN fringe b'nef Ifs. Conlacf NOTICE OF ADMINISYkATION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. (Less the South 211.40 ft. of Personnel Dept. A. Duda & The admlnhstrallonotlhe estate I West 151.1$ ft. of said Tract No, 11, CAS5. NO. 00.)033.CA.3$l of Merle Subway, uecjawci, FIIi Sons, Oviedo. 3211030 ext. 240. Block A), SectIon 3,'Township II, IN THE MATTER OF, An Equal Opportunity Em Range 29, Seminole County, Number 1035?CP, Is bending In THE ADOPTION OP ployef. Circuit Court for Seminole, Florida. ConsIsting of 3.6 acres THERESA KAY CASH more or lets. Further described County, Florida, Probate Division,NINA LYNNE CASH -the address of - which ii Seminole GENERAL FACTORY HELPas 640 If. Solth of SR 434, on ANGELA JO CASH Sieady permanent position for County Courthouse, Sanford, East side of Montgomery L_+_AUL DANIEL CASH q*LaIlf led person. Good wages Goodings Florida. The names and addresses Street from (across the SUE CASH. -S - sat tie stagel Fantastic land scapmng wins border'grass £ luscIous fruIt treesl Ther. mopine glass, P.19 InsulatIon, roof ventilators, utIlIty rm I ,,iwd. potting shad I workshop. Hurryt $34,301. Palntlng& HOUSe Cleardng ______________________ __________________________ . ____________________________ background Concrete '#loi'k Aechanlc will service' AC's refrig, treaters, water coolers, mis(. Call 373.7114 anyllns. _________________________ TELEPHONE SOLICITOR Sates _++ + W Garrueft White Peg Real Estate broker JOHNKPIDERASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 312 7111. Sanford - ____________________ _____________________ ______________________ I CASH IN ON RISING FUEL PRICES. Ground floor op. portu nity. Gas-a-Ion distribulors needed, Amywiy, Shackley dealers welcome. Similar marketIng plan. New Age MarketIng. 323-0232 between 9-3. a. ________________________ - Air Conditioning I _______________________________ I COMMERCIAL refrigeration man Exp. Stock person. Apply in personto: Food Barn, 75th St. I Park Ave. ' _____________________"' " , ____________________________ ' - -. ATMOSPHERE PLUS In tfils unique 2 Sdrm, IVi barn with 14*14 screened Fla mi with ______________________________________________________ ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ ____________________________ I CLER K-Good company I EXPERIENCED Part tIme Car i,enefits. Apply Handy Way I __________________________ Salesman. New & Used. Good Food Stores, $anbord area. closer. Call 131 *557. + . ' equIpped calm kitchen, Central air with electronIc filter. ObI. Garage with Genie', extra latge tree shaded, fenced yard with garden area, convenIent andl private. $74,500. - __________________________________________ I 3235176 CONVENIENCE STORE ' / 1917 French Ave. I I charge Bookkeeper. Call 322 '3,l2bborappt+ 91:30 Weekdays+ - I Local Manutadurer h-as im ' I•V + AAA EMPLOYMENT I , NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS will register with the Clerk of the The Seminole County Board of Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florid-a upon receipt Of Commissioners will hold apublic proof of the publication of this hearing in Room 703 of the notice,thebiCtitiOUs Name, to wit: Seminole Count5' Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on November 11, FLORIDA LEGAL CLINICS l9 ab 7:OQ P.M., or as 500(5 under which the undersigned expects to engage in business at thepeabler as possIble 10 consIder DrIve4 lhefollowing: Altamonte E. 1SS A. Altamonte Springs, Florid-a 32701. PUBLIC HEARING FOR That the corporation Interested CHANGE OF. ZONING in said business enterprisi Is as REGULATIONS I. ELLSWORTH GALLIMORE followS' JACOBS & GOODMAN, PA. A 1 AGRICULTURE TO P I Harry N+ Jacobs SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Daled at Altamonte SprIngs, DISTRICT PZ (10-1.10) 61 The Seminole County, FlorIda, 1910 West 505 ft. of the North i-7 of Publish Seplember 5, - 17, 19, 26, C.oyernm,pnf Lot No. 1, (less 300 of he North 726 ft.), Section 36, 1100 TownShip 70 South, Range 29, DEA3O (Consisting of 10 acres more or less) Note: Subject to facts an I accurate survey of the properly FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that we I will show, road rIght-of-ways and are engaged in business at 103 I any portion of the property which may be described l!s two deeds Malorcj Aye., Altarnonte Springs. recorded in Official Records Book FL, Seminole County, Florida, 1091, Page 531 and Official under the fititiou5 name of ANMANY, ENTERPRISES. arid that Records Book 1091, Page 321, we intend to register said name I PublIc Records of Seminole County, Florida. (DESCRI BED wilh the Ctenk of the Circuit Court, I GENERALLY AS ON THE Seminole County, Florida in ac SOUTH SIDE OF cordancewili,the provisions of the E.E, -- 2 Lots on Canal DeBary area REALTOR, MLS 22S1 S. French SultIl Sanford FLORIDA DREAM HOME. + I - I _________ __________________________ RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY-P educed $4,000. Assume a 530, '7½ mor tgage. Custom 3 Bdrm, 2½ - - - -+ - - DON'T STORE iT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad __________________________ Office Desk and Equipment for Sale Supply 5 limited. Noll's Sanford Furniture 17- _________ OWNER HOLDING 0R01111'$ REAL ESTATE PEALTOP.372 7498 Day or Night ,323-5774 - * r4 I Hwy 14 West. Sanford 373 3620 - - PC wooden Dinette Sets, fable S + Zoned Mobile 1 tHU Sunday,S.pt.2Ith 2414 S. MYRT'.E AVE. _______ % - DOOR PRIZES Dell's Auction Center you are having difficulty binding a place, to live, car to drive, a job, or Some Service you have need of, read all our want ads every day ._::__:: _____________________________ __________________________ - . I EXP. ALIGNMENT MAN I needed. Apply in person at McRoberts Tires, 105 w. is', I St Sanbord - I I ________________________ FHA Mtg, Can close quickly. ft. living area. 3 Pm, guest I - , I, ______________________________ ________ I If . - -.. . .- + + ii REALTY. REALTOR $304041 REALTY WORLD help financing, or will trade your home equity, or for -- - 2 . '.i1IlA&D.l k.tiIá Di .tsers. Furniture ncludu beds. hde - a bed' several coucftes and living room chairs, tables, king size headboards, BI 8. Wh I Color I V s. Gas edger, mounted deer heads, a lot of new items, toqls. Misc Etc + For Sale Used office eqpl, Des*, biting cab & chairs. Many items to choose from. P4611's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92, So of .inford, 322 $721. ___________________________ 14x14 family Fm., brIck fireplace, screen rm, extras __________________________________ I Modern 3 Bdrm., 2 B, Split plan, CB in Country setting yet very convenIent. CH-A and several CONSULT OUR + - ,,,__,_,,,_,__,_,_,fl,_ ___________________________ - + - - ' 1neu ECI _____________________ , - 23415. French Ave. 322 0231 'I .a2 53 322 3772 . Eves 373 4302 349 5100 322 l99. SELL IT WHY SAVE IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, -- Sanford's Sales Leader Is cxpendIng agalntl Experi.nc.d or newly lIcensed associate, needed If you're Interested In C career In Real Estat, c-all to see If you qualify for our ______________________ -- - - I I I PART/ER WANTED AutomotIve parts S.,-v4 Apply 2535 S. French Ave. p -- - + -------- - I *AUCTION SALE"* FRI. 7:30 P.M. _______________________ off of total inventory on brand n..w 'ntersp, ThCS beds are not damaged Of secolds but brang new line bedding %t5 only' Free Ic,cai delivery P40115 ,.jnfo-d Furnit.,re Salvage 1797 So of SanfOrd 2 $771 _______________________ Have a roo to rent' classified ad find a tenant for RIDA REAL i large lot & roomy layout, Low ,n$ecest assumption with the Zoned Commercial 191 f. Frontage in Lii Mary 3 Bdrm home, good br professional 31-D--lndustrial - Real Estate TuitIon _P:+'2 ' - - - SALES REPRESENTATIVE for' leading Libe Insurance Co. Apply 7595 S. Sanford Ave or call Mr Hirt br Interview I" - ---------S - I - -- .- ----- -- I - - . + _soo+ , - . LPPI. Part time. 3.11 Shift. Apply I at Lakeview Nursing Center, I 919 E. 2nd St. I ,,,, - -'- - , ---------------- AFTER SCHOOL CALL 322.2611 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad In the Evening Herald today. - $31,300. OWNER FINANCING 3 bdrm., 2 I bath home with lakevlew, good bath. 20 WEST-3 drm, location, electric fireplace, appliances. rm, famIly and more. 9.36.500+ Assume 1.5% VA, $205 mo. pays all. Immldlate ocACREAGE 3 acres, 511.500 HIgh 20's. 'tO acres, 9.21000 5 acres. 119,300 I . CHARMING 2 STORY in lovely residentIal area. 3 Bdrm, STEMPER AGENCY family rm., fireplace, centre, REALTOR 332 1911 heat, paddle fan. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _______________•__ I. SLMOW ''"' - Lake, in Deltona. Jeanhe 31 1432, I to restaurants. No pets, single person only. 372 3111 after 4:30+ - lt7l S-ner ru,i.ira Fully repossessed used very Short I time Origini $593. bal 1181 921 mo Aqeit 33,9 $316 mho,arinst:es:r acres. Many 'trees and takeview only 10 miles from I1WICY SOUAPt - Retired couple çinly+ 7 Bdrm. I Ps bath, Screen porch. $775 - I $31 343$. -. ____________________ - , age. - _______- ________________________ LOWRY ORGAN-LSC Full 'octave pedal. bedch included Good corud Rea' 327 0334 - - -- ''' - -- -- yard. Lease 12.50. 33903-43. Clean 'Room ror RenI PrIv. entrance, cable TV hook- I lCaratDamondRing 99 points for sale, 9.3000 Ca1l1300231 - + - Eves 322-0412, 3U15I1 707 E 25th 204 Yale Aye, $250 mo. & under if you quatify * no Call 3210924 aft. 5 pm. week- I 59-Wwisica I S1-Household Goods 2AüesinLk.MaryzonedAgri. 525.000+ . - ___ _______ - _________________________ - + NEW HflMFc S extra Sound deadening and insuiation Gorgeous country , . I Duplex New 2 Bdrm, 1 6, LR, I 2 Bdrm Mobile home (could be3) $700 mo+ 1st, last $100 sec DR. Kitchen Utility rm., w Lg. lot near Lk. Jessup, Work carpet, cent. A H No pets. 9.350 or reltred couple Kitchen i turn. 373 544.5 - Room for rent In private home. AGES 13.18 I (Completecourse)+ Also Pops. 161+71 feet, thence P401 degrees 07' I the City Corn in - )3 579.900 Must be seen to ap Public Hearing - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any 3 Bdrm. Bath located off 20th St Close tD schools and shopping $31 900 - 207 W 10th St. 3 Bdrm 2 Bath dining rm $41,000. sis,00ii down. Owner will carry. - If you are having difficulty finding a place to live car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of r d atlour want ads every - . ---._ ______ - - - - ROOM FOR RENT I -- Homes 34-?bile I a - , - - -- 31A_f)pIexes _____ _____________________________ Call 327-3153 ---- .FJNO UPRIGP1TL-Acros.nc 3,000 94K HGE RingS. -----by Baldwin Ex$eltent cond. 51$ Dot $144 Gross. 5895 Retail $325 323 3925 831 9134. 321 033S + :o;uJst sell -- - __________________________ Apply at imperial Oil Co. 1208 Park Aye., Sanford. No phone calls. IiiP'1jj COLBERT REALTTIC. ' •ldblU IJvaoi y dryer, AC heat, no pets. Lease io mo. A.A. McClanahan, LIC. Real Estate' Broker 322 S992 - Linens & Maid service turn. _____________________________ Ing at Green House on corner I Suntand. 201 5. Sunland Dr. 3 - :: $139,900. - - - , Sunsel Drive, thence S 00 degrees + Working adult female to share 2 bedroom, 2 bath with same. Reasonable. 373 2922. + - pm. Monday Ihru Friday. I r'_ Furn Apt for Sr. Citizen, very clean 318 Palmetto Ave Cowan- -No phone calls If you don't 7elleve that want ads bring results. try one, + ICUiV). .frNs1V,I + Bargains! 15-A-Vans oó CHA, carpet, new turn,, • ____________________________ LETS TRADE Owner will lake home, tot, auto on trade for lhisi bedroOfli, 2 bath, Rolling Hills home on large tree shaded lot with ,sparkling pool, large screened pa 0 WI Our 50-A--Jewelry 1 LrLae front. -.. - U.ii! - 121 Falriane CIrcle- 3.1, CHA. . - HEART OF FLVRA REAL [STAll SERVICE Out _________________ Furn. Bdrm for rent.Kit. Priv, 2121 S. Park Ave. after 4 week days and all day weekends. I - by Gill Fox PARKRIDGE ESTATES MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR - -. I - - + 6553 323.0517 Eyenings33l $739 BRANDNEW 3eautifulenergyefficlent 78drm, I Bath home. Living rm.. with dining area, Eat-in Kitchen with color coordinated appliances and utility room, Smoke detector, carpeting, Air condition easy to maintain Decorator -wall covering, floored and lighted attic with Jl-MJnfl1emS I-UrfllSflea - FACTORY WORKERS-Heavy work. Retirees acceptable. Co. pays Malor Medical. Mature, good learner. United Solvents 373 6666 I _______ -. ____________________________ - I ges 95 SenWole County. Florida: I Begin at the intersection of the I favor of, or against the -- ---- - --- -- monthly rates Wit inC KIt 500 Oak Adults III 7183 -, _________________ _______________________________ ---- ________ - ' ----- mmeduately.Fufl & parttime. Nights 8. weekendS- Exp pre terred but not necessary. Must Mve car & telephone. Call Orlando 841 1545 9 am, to 17 noon Monday thru Fri. Equal Opportunity Employer M-F. ' area a Single Family residence, in person 25 p.m. EOE. + - He -p,:00k' ing o an extra V KidS L dollar Ask Mom & Dad to let classified ad __________________________ , 4 rec.av1 In Plat Book 7, + NICE I Bdrm, washer-dryer & ts. 1pool. $220. Adults. No 217-1197. Acres, 511.200. US1333er I42$II HAL -- - GLANCES SIDE retirees. $36,900. 323 $171 Aft. 5+ - ___ I . + 'PLUMBING BUSINESS Complete with inventory. W. O ,ealt,aeW._.f. ZOWSki. MtAL 1Oi i72-1952 durger- King. No, 9 in San ford Now accepting appliCations br Morning Pofter+ firs 5a.m., till noon, 5 days a I ' - Check -. L1C. Real Estate Broker - Car! + Beautiful Homesite, High an's Dry ,1.r Rh, to ehind Sambos On La0ure ye. or call us' ML Better I I II . 323-6O6 + - ____________________________ _____________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE.N careforinfant&4 yr. old ifl my ti0meMorl Fri,$,30 that the City of Casselberry ff 5 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a PubtIc Hearing, Mt'+ BabysItting. Hour, Day or Week Hubbard ,Casselberry Jr., 0*nerIn my home.$25 Wkly Sunland Applicant, iS requesting rezoning Area. 332 of a parcel of land brom the extsllng LA I (Limited Child Care, my home Agriculture Distrlct zoning I Days & Nights Except classification to P 1AA flday E'vcning 373-2767 ( P es i d en t La I I I on I n cj classification. The parcel is legally If you don't tell people, how are described as: I they going to know? Tell them Part of Block CD, Country Club With a classified ad, by calling + ' - REALTOR - LEIt 1OOS bhC 9 on Ada Just So of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in 3231670. OWNER MOTIVATED Family style re'stauranf, In cludin Real Estate Exceflent tYJ5' oing busineSs, $55,000 i with 515.000 dOWn. Owner wilt hold, mortgage at 10'. - -- CITY OF CASSELBERRY PLANNING AND ZONING ' Notice s hereby - 1lEstate Ire6.r 372447$ EVIfl2-3914 - ; - i REALTY _______________ NOTICE TO PUBLIC given that a - ' JUNE P01116 WANTED Mature woman to manage retail clothing store. Apply Jerry's Thift Shop3Ol E. 2nd St. hhhl5l ______________________________ a - I &i - i - - . LPN Parl time .tll Shifts, S,n 1Convalescent on ic Mr Brown, 6 ________________ - SACRIFICE - To Settle estate 2side b Side burial spaces in tx-autlul Oaklawn Menorlal f'ark 5.400 for both 5900 value Phone 372'4076 -. whe OUtS asked. Call 339 0112or $31240. - 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath, New Carpet, t7SOmo. ~ $100 Damage. Mrs. Nickle 323 5374. • '' Prime Commercial Bldg on 17 92 Retail 0u11$ With 110,000 Down Owner will carry Second Price 5115.000+ WE'RE TIE 'NEW tO try tiar UNSWORTH REALTI M. SANFORD 3 BdflTh carpet, CHA, fenced, 9.325 mo. Award Really, REALTOR 339 7100 or $34-A.... , • st qstie + - 3(Amor I BLA LO S 7 POMERANIAN- 2 yrs. old, ' Vicinity of East liSt. Reward. Call 322 7354 - - - - I 27321 between S a m130 LA V 0 U I F I T T E R S & Machinery operators br steel fabrication Work includes plate, slructional& misc. Top pay 8. good benefits. Apply at: Florida Iron Works, 560 Wade Winter Springs A + REALTOR l. 41-Houses COppola Asso.Inc. Ofl '?T'tIr.r'i - Real Estate Broker 3225997 With 41-Houses 41-HoUSES '1J!I li51 . Gear -- ist last and ct R,gusred. Call Jeanle 71 3 BDRM. t' bath, washer dryer, AC Heat, no pets. High - washer hd dryer included Screened in back porch, with storage rocm, Nea1 of Sanford Airport 1st fl(J l8st 1ecury APt caH Efljoy country lIving' 7 Bdrrn. apts. Olympic Si. Pool. Shenandoah Village Open - , LoSt Poodle Silver Gray female Medium SIZe, Named Sugar. No collar. Likes to play fl Vicinity of Casselberr-y, Sept, 20+ Reward paid for return of dog, any Information leading 5550 mo 151 • Into 41-Houses ---- " Service Gas Station for Lease. hS Inside Console readouts. Lo ted 5anfo I Shift 40_Condominiums &keAduHs32?925 377 7611, 831 99V. Friday,S1pt269S0-11A Ads! _______________ NEEDASERVICEMAN?yoi,li I Garagesajesarein season Tell fund hum listed in our Business PPrleA:bout,hut WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER,, REWARD $1000 Want H - a The Ap Spacious modern 2 E=a== "_ round .S-L.OSf & Read _______ - show you how Phone for terview after 5 p.m. 322-5393. 120$ S Park -Ave Sanford 01267 44c lIne 39c a line 36c line lconseculive times -- - • 2cafflecuttvetlmls AM S 30 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon c MOF cori bonus, profit Sharing, major medical nsurance, life PolygaPh See MrDawson RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT _____ LocaIAmwaydstrbutorsar: elaborate, coflfideflfi.I and dignified nationwide s'stem __________________________ & 24-Bustness Opportunities 30Apartments Uturnished 3-Houses Unfurnished 18-H Wanted cprn Winter P31k - Leather _______ 4-Personals Seminole Shoe , p __ - - -. - - . ,' --- ____________ . -- - - I . -+- - -, * - . + ' , . I . , , 'C . - - , '.-., --, -, C.. . - - -- +__ - C - '' C i -' * - . - -'. - --'--- - • 'b'k - + - ,_Mt*1_**l,.-*' .,,n . t 'I' . -- �I 0 -U I— Vi V . V 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl V 11 V Friday, Sept 2,I980 I Anna 1'. Nichol's daughter o Mrs MG ' Nichols . of I,ake 4: - — uy r4, j -4 . \ ,'j ' •.'. • I f 'V PublIC V V •• V • Opinion Po lls . V V •. V By PETER COSTA Public Opinion Polls, worries about a possible deterioration UPI Senior Editor in leadership by politicians who make too many decisions Public opinion polls tell the candidate when to smile, influenced by the polls. when to frown, when to talk tough, when to joke. 'Polls focus attention on the sJort term, the tactical They tell him what Jewish voters think about Israel's rather than the strategic. This is true particularly after security, what born-again Christians think about abortion, someone is elected. Carter's people would deny this but he what blue-collar machinists think about Inflation, what has a more active polling staff than any previous president. divorced women over 30 years old wit.2.3 children and on The real concern Is poll data will shorten your focus rather dog and a suburban home with a mortgage think about the than broaden it," Cantril said. Equal Rights Amendment. All the pollsters agree that polling surveys can do much Critics say they tell him too much and that he listens too good in enlightening the govftned as well as those-who m much. Publicly he says he really does not pay attention to represent them. the polls but privately he and his campaign aides know he Harris sees polling as an essentially neutral endeavor cannot survive in politics without them. much like splitting atoms - one can either generate heat During the campaign, polls serve as the magnetic lodeand light with the information or explode a bomb. stones to election and point the way around dangerous. "Polling can be used and misused. Polling information, obstacles in the political sea. like all knowledge, is neutral — it can be used by scoundrels After election, pollsters say their surveys inform the or saints," he said, public official of broader trends, what his constituents are Polling has become big business and a global enterprise really thinking. Poll3 can costa5 much assoo,o0ofora detailed survey ona But it is around this difference — using polls as indicators social-cultural issue to $10,0 for a poll on which color soap rather than as instant referenda - that much of the cona consumer would use to, wash laundry. ,, troversy centers. . Some large polling companies are able to conduct surThe Carter Administration employs an in-house pollster, veys in more than 50 countries. Patrick Caddell, whose Cambridge, V firm conducts Results from public opinion surveys are stored in conipolls on everything from social tren to effective cam- . pi1trs at college and university research facilities. For paign tactics, example, Harris poll surveys and data are stored at The Some say the influence of Caddell on Carter and his University of North Carolina, Harris' alma mater, and policies is extensive, survey data from pollsters Roper and Yankelovitch are Pollster Burns Roper of The Roper Organization, Inc., made available to scholars at the University of Connecticut. worries about such influence on government officials. Polling techniques have become standardized through "There is an over-reliance on polls and this is particularly the introduction of computers and the refinement of true of the Carter Administration. What bother. me — but I statistical analysis. can't prove this - is that they nuiy even be governed by rolls," Roper said, V V 'I don't think anybody, or.at least not "For example, hypothetically, if 92 percent of the public thought I should drop the bomb on Russia, I wouldn't do it many, people will say OK, Reagan is just because the polls say so. But I would want to know 92 percent felt that way so I could dissuade them from their madness," Roper said. In the lead so I'll vote for him.' There Pollster Louis Harris thinks an elected official can benefit -V inmpubllcoptuion surveys only. after be has made his Vj,.ä lust as -many paàpfe decisions based on his own good counsel and personal values. After that decision Is made, polls can give the oftidal some Idea of what the electorate thought of that OK, I'll vote for Carter -if Reagan Is decision. "President Kennedy put it well — 'you've got to make in the lead,' says pollster Bums Roper. decisions on the basis of merit. But after you made your decision you had better look around fast," Harris said. Most pollsters' typical sample is to interview 1,600 people "I think it was Lasky who said 'you must make sure you nationwide in cities and towns chosen randomly by cornare within the jaws of consent of the governed," Harris puter. Interviews are now more and more often done by said. telephone. Pollsters claim they can guarantee an accuracy Pollster Caddell says his Influence is "highly over-rated" withan en'ôr factor of only 2 or 3 percent with such a sample and that he does not advise the President on policy issues. and through sophisticated "screening" techniques, He criticized the critics. Whether one can predict voting behavior from a survey "My problem with this business is that they (other depends, pollsters say, on how "tight the voting screens" pollsters) are a little like old ladies running around. I'm 30 are. Each pollster has his own technique on tightening or and have been in business 10 years and have been sucscreening out the nofl-voter. Some only use data obtained cessful and they resent it," Caddell told UPI. from interviews with registered voters on the theory that "But let me say that do not advise the President on subregistered voters are farmore likely to vote In an election stantive policy matters. And as for making decisions based than eligible but nonregistered voters. on polls, that's nonsense. On energy, the Middle East, Some pollsters use a "leaner" question in their polls A Panama Canal — he made these hard decisions which were pollster will ask undecided voters whom they would be clearly not very popular with the public," Caddell said. leaning to at the moment. The leaner quotient helps further Ronald Reagan 's pollster Richard Wirthlln, PhD., whose refine a pollster's analysis and gives a little better - Political Information System company serves to advise predictiveaspect to a survey. Reagan on campaign strategy, says his role is broader than J) polls affect voting behavior' uUrflS Roper says uviucuiy no. decidedly "First, ,while I do the polling work,, my assignment is V different than Caddell's. My role as strategy adviser Is "I don't think anybody, or at least not many, people will broader, although it is not to set policy or to get involved in say, 0K, Reagan is in the lead so I'll vote for him. There ' dlsstlading the governor on a course of action on an issue or - are just as many people who say, 'OK, I'll vote for Carter If V not," the 49-year-old Wirthlin said. Reagan is in the lead," Roper said, "There may be 15 issues that the governor may have But Roper admits that polls do affect a campaign and a strong feelings about and he chooses the ones he wants to candidate, address. The governor has never asked me what is the "When Anderson, for example, goes down in the polls, his popular thing to do," he said. money dries up, his campaign goes down, voters leave V Wirthlin said he does advise Reagan on which key states him,." Roper said, he should visit and when to viit them. The key differente In this- year's presidential race that "After all, ills important that the governor use his time makes prediction difficult is that there is a real third party V efficiently — we are trying to do something that has Only challenge, Anderson, pollsters say, could play a role as a been done four times before, unseat an incumbent," Wir "spoiler" in certain key states and might serve the voters thila said----------------------- -------- - - as a 'totest"hdIdá(è,Ut Is, people disaffected with Will Wlrthlin move Into the White House If Reagan Is Carter and Reagan would vote for Anderson as a protest. elected? Not everyone, however, is satisfied with present polling "No. I will not. I will return to California and continue to techniques. Cantril sees the ever-Increasing use of poll a very interesting American public," he said. telephone Interviews as giving poll results a GOP bias. Wirthlin also said he thinks his style is different from "There is total of about 9.6 percent of households that do Caddell's. not have telephones. That means in certain counties you "1 try to advise without einotic*ur fervor and l guess that can have one half of the people without phones, causing a makes me a moderate in the business," he said. Republican bias built into the poll," Cantril said. Polls have entered the pOlitica4 process in anothçr ifl Furthermore, Cantril says people are less likely to be portant way. They now even dictate who Is or Is not a forthright on controversial issues when. Interviewed by political candidate. An example of this new Incursion Into telephone. Also telephone interviewers must use only the governmental process is the debate selection procedure verba! clues in their questions, whereas a personal loused by the League of Women Voters. terview allows the interviewer to use visual displays and The LWV decided that if third party candidate John car information necessary for a good decision ona ithderson were to receive 15 percent of voters' preferences complex question. . in the national polls, then he would be a "serious" candidate - - Public opinion polling remains an art as much as it Is a and eligible to debate with Carter and Reagan. science and continues to be accurate perhaps only for the Mrs. Ruth Clark, Senlor.Vice President nf Yankelovich moment that taken, Skelly and White; Inc., says she dIsagres with that But during this election year no candidate dares run selection procedure. - V without a pollster's guidance. V V "l don't think Wsthe basis cn which it should bedecided. VMthatts what Ronald Reagan is doing lcarterand %iti's magic about 15 percent? Is that better than 5 per Anderson. They are watc)u the polls caret ufly. cent or 25 percent and didn't George Wallace have even Caddell sees that a the way things should be 4uring a greater than l percent at this time?" she said. V campaign. - M4 while Mrs. Clark does think candidates should have "That's my job bitting the campaign I provide the presi- the same benefits from polling that every manager in the dent with information of a tactical nature to ensure his business sector has, she thinks publ ic opi nion surveys winni ng the electi on. That's what a pollster is supposed to should be used as - "one piece of information, not as a do," Caddell said. defini ti ve directi ve.". -And what do all the polls say? "But, if I were using p011lVtO mak all my decisions, I - "Ail the polb— perhaps wi ththeexcepuojmof Mr. flarrlj' - would think that those who were doing that shouldn't beln PollswithwhithIfj ouidire cles —. allhaye elected of fice," she said. sa id for along time that this Is a very close race," Caddell Albert H. Cantril, director of the National Council Of said. who say,- V V Caddell's. V -- -- . V V -. -- j V V I VV LOCAL WOMAN 7E V • Vt.. - .. V . V crow ii ed "Queen Eunomla" at the 102nd coronation ceremony of the Epsilon Sigma College, Rome, sororitJ . Shorter Ga. The coronation is an annual, formal installation ceremony of sorority officers, with the queen's court consisting of the senior sisters. The Epsilon Sigma sororiti'once known as the Eunornian Society, is the oldest sorority at Shorter College.-.z\nna' will serve as president for- the 1980-81 year. Anna will be a candidate for a B.S. degree in elementary education On Anna is a little sister for the Alpha (iam ma Omega fraternity. She was named as a Senior Argonaut, a group of senior honor students representing acadern. ic s as well i school list student, Anna is also a member of the Fellowship Christian Athletes, . V V - - ' • V - V - V V - V . V - - V • V V V. V VV V V -- -- - . - -. - — V Evening I-$eiald ---- . . V - LEI - S V V L R E V . •VV 'V.-. • V V Complete Week's TV Listings Sanford, Florida—Friday, Siptsmbr 2e, mo V . I• I Hike Away. From C Iization I ivi . . . . - I1I person just gettmg started hiking should treat it like getting a Suntan, suggests L----Gordy Thnmnnn 1 ,. - V . "r-"", uucpacing veteran and manager of Base Camp, a camping supply store in Longwood. You should take it easy at first. The first few times in the outdoors should be limited to resonably short hikes, taking along a lunch and water. Work up your hiking distance and then plan an overnight camp, he said. 41 V For an overnight camp, Thompson suggests taking your water and heavy supplies by car to your camping area, then drive back 'to .a . TT I .. where vni plan tt l i lliC. flh tt In, spend the night, and then hike back to-your car. Many experienced hikers will do that. Leaving supplies of food and water in vartQW caches along their hiking route frees them from carrying heavy items and lets them enjoy the walk.Before investing in a lot of camping eaulDment. Thnmnnn nf',".,"..3.. equipment ',UIIj1l,VIIUa "r" borrowing or renting camping gear until you get used to it and determine what items are truly wanted or needed. Of course, one bad night outdoors may turn you off completely and If you have bought everything, It can be a costly mistake.. But most people who try hiking and camping develop a taste for it. "Once you get bit by the backpacking bug," Thompson said, "you've had It. There's no turning around." For anyone hiking, whether they are experth or novices, proper footgear is a prime Importance. If your feet hurt you are not going to enjoy anything. For a short day-hike with cameiiind a lunch, a pair of tennis shoes may suffice, but carrying any load .or walking over rough terrain calls for a pair of properly fitted boots. "You need a proper foot platform and ankle support," Thompson said. Socks are another item important of proper foot care. A light pair should be put on first. It should be a wick sock to pull moisture away from the foot with a wool sock worn on top of it. Wool dries from the inside out, Thompson said, and keeps the feet dry and comfortable preventing many blister problems. "Cotton is . ' \ JUVLL - How -television' deals with sex and love, Page 10 - V - - -- - - - -- - - - - -- - AA V - V • V V i;. - •' • V V V , V - - :- ---f 1e . 4*lV V V - -' V •. I - - V I V ' V- When, all your food, clothing and shelter Is carried on your back, experienced backpackers like Gordy Thompson know the value of choosing lightweight materials of -good — __.V V . Waitress with flower in her. hair gets more tips. . •;j._.I?c.;FV:* - quality, Backpacking is meant to be fun and proper planning before the hike will keep It that way. - Page 9 VLIIVVV1VVVIkAVVIApSV4flV....k., A review of Ingrid Bergman's autobiography, — --- - Soap opera -- - 1VV_VVVVVVVVV4VVV_VVVVVV__ V .! . - - '"V, F. - ---, See HIKING, Page 3 " Page 11 star lives real soap opera. Page 6 - — - - - V - - ' V V . V ' V V the poll Is V V V F V V V ' o V V - --------- 1 V — . Q �. 2—Evening Herald*' Sanford, Fl. m Com A Go Guide . Friday, Sept. 2, lflO dars ercial I!! & Inc. and Viacom, "Technology is no sub- have taken towards the have begun to realize that which own the pay-cable t1tute for creativity We eff&vescent cable Industry, cable Is a largely untapped syndicates Home Box Office welcome the new which threatens to steal source of exposure. Thus, the and Show-time respectively, technologies and we'll be advertisers (among other National Cable Television have put their money behind watching their performance. things) from the networks. Association has published an cable. Whether the networks -But viewers will continue to As the, cable industry advertising directory. A like it or not, broadcasting . -- -- - -- - ,----------- --- - - Hiking: Up' Work . - - - — - If yolre thlkklng of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: . To T Continued from I cove r a no-no, he added, since it traps perspiration and keeps it next to the foot. - , HERE WE 00 The GREAT that premiere on pay-TV and later air on "free TV. Some networ k executIjes claim pay-cable threatens "free" TV, especially In the I - SAVING EAL D S questlon-iww OCTO • B CALENDAR S A - .- - - - - - wherts flie diltsit,ib y YOUTH ARTstravaganza: A Visual and Performmg Arts Fair for Children, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland - featuring art by' Lake Orientsand Lake Sybella elemetary school children, Oct. 4 and 5 from noon to 4:30 p.m. Demonstra tions, displays and entertainment. Free ti publi c. s , .3zr 2 m network called PACE onn , Culture and Entertainment) that would virtually displace kefrontln downtown Kissimmee. Free to public. Live music, variety of foods. PBS. Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland, Watercolor paintings of flowers by Jacqueline 0ti5htcm and illustrations of birds and animals by Shirley Ann Cribb. Free to public. Open Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. tO 1 p.m. and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. Is jvmrs.1. I O • • R PA DON'T MISS IT! It Will Be A Whole Year 'Til You Can Save Like 111is A gain! - Coming Octobe In This Public tion! - 2 ,cjORIu - , tl.tuv -• - &nte•fl '' 2ajt1erK II' .•• -: ' . •. - • .. -- S Proper footgear and socks are a must for the backpacker. - WIflI jt -Sti *t .4•_ - - - ------ -------- -- -------- - _____ -- - - -• . . - • ---. • f._._ - • "Yo%wg.aI.Heart"Dac, every at -• - - • . S • - - • Freeze-dried .. - - and dehydrated -. - --------- foods with •JN .. . . , . -. -. S . . . S - . - light-weight - - . - •• - • . . . Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. 1bothampion - - . - • - ..s . S . • • • • • S stove and • - cooking kit. - 8p.m., DeBary. 41 Square dancing, 7 P.M., second and foin-th Saturdays, Greater Sanford Chamber of Cominerde building, First Street atT to lif - - - - - . . -. —10P7 General Sanford Museum and Ubrary, open Wedriesday, Friday and Sunday, 24 p.m., 20 E. First St., Sanford. 4IrP - ----------.- •- .'S . - - - - -. - - - -• 'S -- - 1 I : - - - - - • flfl.5 FRHY-5fl1uR4y -I - - - - Big Tree Part, county pa* with picnic tables and featuring The Sena t, one of the oldest and largest bald cypress trees tn'tte U.S., open 7 a.m. Mondays through Frlcys and 9 am. to sunset, Saturdays and Sundays. Of Highway 17-92 on General Hutchinson Parkway, L4ongwood. — a -• - ----------- Picnic facilities. • r - if - • Central florida Zoological Park, open daily 9a.m. to 5 p.m. US. Highway 17-92 between 1-4 and Sanford. 341M6,, yiJSi .. - Ethnic Food Festival Cross and Sword amptiitheatre, St. Augustine, begInning 11 a.m., Saturday, • Oct.. . Enf*e11n ,.en... -- , -' - A UVE N STAGE!" CALEN DA WILL I DIFFERENT TREAT ... - AAA "V I '.• 9041. • - - S Turkey Lake Park in Orlando, and parts of the Ocala National Forest. On the east side of U.S. 17-92, just north of Gen. Hutchison Parkway is a tra il that goes eart to Chuluota and would be good forL an overnight hike, Thompson said. For any backpacking Information Thompson sild feel free h to cntact im at - .-. .• -' ' R AT GREAT SAVINGS TO YOUH! by Tom Netsol . . - sleeping bags are worth looking into. They offer plenty of protection from wet or cold weather and yet are amazingly light and comfortable. For hiking in this area Thompson suggests so. o. 1..e ..a...-. tra ils a1• Wnlriw Pa rk ' a.1, Photos 'Nature's Reflections" exhibition, Sept. 14-Oct. 5 i :L CT OBE , GREAT I DAY I - ard / i.. . small, lightweight stove that burns white gas can be -set up'And hava-meal cooked-tn a jif fy, yet will fit easily in any backpack. New lightweight materials for clothing and - Orientation for prospective members Parents Without Partners, 7:30 p.m., Sept. , 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Orientation required before attending ..ctr group functional1 Mike at 322-4655 for additlonal Intcnaqt[öii The networks won't be going out, of business tomorrow, but it Is evident that their fear of cable, which has stilled Its growth n the past, can no longer stop e long-awaited "wiring of America." Zo I - - EACH Story I otfersioanathe --The Carnegie CommissIon 14th Annual Osceola Art Festival featuring all types has come up with a proposal of media spo nsored b Klsslmmee-St Cloud Jaycees Oct. 44, for .a cultur ally orien ted pay a.m. lO '5 p.m on Lake Tohopekaliga E R supply or it may be too damp for burning. A vantage. Freeze-dried and dehydrated foos have considerably lightened the backpacker's load. There is a wide assortment of these foods - The need for public televisi on, which has been practically on the brink of flna.nclal disaster since Its Inception, has com e under that ci carrying a sleeping bag, tent, stove and food, not the shoulders. With the ~Ips carrying most of the weight instead of hanging it all from the shoulder straps, it is amazing the weight that can be comfortably carried, Of course, any weight that can be eliminated from the pack is to your ad- food, booths and continuous entertainment. Free dance Saturday night. "The Wizard of Oz" presented on stage Sunday gut. area of sports. The notion prevails that only viewers who can afford to pay would be able to watch sporting For any camping trip where you will be a properly fitted backpack is a must. It should have a light weight but sturdy aluminum frame and somform -of padded- hip support The hips should carry most of the weight and - .. available, ranging from main courses to desserts that can be reconstituted by simply adding water to the package. In many areas fuel for fires Is In short - - O00 A• .v --• Jr - - AGAIN i. T, - T .- - 0 give most of their time to us. continues to grow (according ,Cable Television Advertising and "narrowcasting," as Old Fashioned Ice Cre*m Social sponsored by It's going to be a very good to A.C. Nielsen, cable is Bureau has been set up, and cable is sometimes termed, Inc., Sunday, oct5, 2-5 p.m., Centennial SISTER, decade — for your Industry currently In more than 16 an Ad are bound to 'clash. But Hoc Cable Park, Fourth and Park Sanford. Door prize, and mine." are there million of the 76 million Measurement Committee already These words, spoken by an homes with TV sets), It is has asked various research crossovers; CBS, fOX NBC executive to the developing a natural organizations for the most example, has established a Sunday Serenade featuring Strauss waltzes and American Advertising hierarchy similar to that of accurate methods of division to create original paintings of the masters, 7 p.m., Sundays at John Federation, reflect the the networks, measuring cable audiences,' cable material. Young Museum and Planetarium 810 E. Rollins St., defensive attitude that Production companies Orlando. AbOut 600 cable systems - Large corporations such have teamed up Atlanta 1ththm Section concert, Stetson univer: Showtime and HBO Group ally's Edmunds Center, Friday, Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. W has produced two stage sponsored by Student union board. Tickets available musicals for Showtime, and Altamonte Mall or Edmund Center. • HBO has benefited fr Operation Prime Time, "A Small World's F&WI, Saturday and Sunday which produces programs beginning at 10 a.m., Maitland Civic Center. Ethnic - Friday, Sept. 2, 196O-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - —•------ S--S Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., each Saturday, DeBary Community Center. For senior citizens. - A I4IIIcovrR S*IIIORO PLAZA SoJ$wpll92 •. - -• . - - Your Adult Club hw Singles, 9 p.m., each Friday, - - . - - . •• - - _••___ 1 MøE 1Nis.L-- + ___- -., - — — CP U. -.5-.----- - 1 'I. - 4 I 21 I / I 4 .• S I • , I •.•.t ' _'J ,. - - I Jr, ,, - - - - �- 0 0• —•-- - I 'I - . - . SI -. • - - - — . • 0 . . - .• -'----- • - • 5, I cr4--'--- ' - -. . . ' - . - - -, - 5 * / --. 4—Ev,nlnHs,Sai,f.rd Fl. I Friday, Sept. 1W • Providi ng TV -------- Good i Shows, Too Gds' ----------------------------- EvenlngH.raId,Sanford,Fl. -eptemoer 26 thrp October 2 - • - - kids learn the do's and questions, which - flf Oflt - - H 1 % - 3 Days - 2 I $99.00 " ghts ON 6 Days - 5 Nights I $44. 00 formation series, offers children's rights, nuclear "America R 0c k, energy, the Iranian crisis "Grammar Rock, and the possibility of a EAN" E "Mulftpilcaticm Rock" and female U.S. I'Science Rock." 8 gays - 7. Nights I $125*00 I - - • prograin enters its th year. "Ti m Out" provides Ups - EVENING 7 - 6 9 r— — - - - !Double.occupancy------------------ --- --hfatory,--music and legend.--eye when Watching Children free On NBC, "Play Along?, programs and commercials. Late 6 P.M. check out provides two-way corn- Messages include "Animals Nolvalidwithany munication between Don'tDIe," designed to help - - TOLL FE AA I other discount uiili.Y A .M. .10 P.M. ri - , fittv"60" 10"te" 0~110m) 1-800-3424902 suffitilts loft lAftib" V tL.. - II-. 20: - , 21- 22 f23 - 30 - 33 3, 32 • ir 31 0 35 — .s.. 10 morning "Fllntstones SCORE 01 FAMILY - L ' • __________________ , — - — 19 - MORNING - T.hniclanS.rvlce 01ofALL MAKES imported cars., -, 0 -. - -. - - - - - - HU -., I ' - - • S I8LIkI form)YIII rynner s Palo I 9 Superman's CENTRAL FLORIDA COIN CLUB * - - B - SUN -W %Utfl7N.1OM 4 7400 International Drive 1-.-1 u#uu8fluO, Orl and o ri - ,or,,,a ember'20 10:00 & to 7500p.m. 210,eskletleq 24 very 25 Slat Pont - - - - I? Nw (comb. DOWN IO.-34 AM-14 PM -' fst#?- hikII - 0 , LIVE -, - . Sept DMflU. 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Im I I j - - 8'30 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Houston Aitros - oc'rosa 2,1550 Kan"s City" Chieft; 8041111111111 - - - 0 - - isiou ntied " - THURSDAY more Coil Ban - - - - - - - esk.Mw.si1nalonRedek1nS MONDAY - 9:30 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs, Houston AM906 iavaiss AFTERNOON •__ •. -5--- U-E W ANCW -rWE ~5EP65- • 2-30 0 -• -' AP-iP EVENING •. (I) 1.1. FOOTBALL Regional erageolNwYork JestBal siriv.aaanas, 1.50 OF eP0RTS TUESDAY . . . (17)wTLl4G - t.Tif9- (7) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Denver Barancoe at New England Patriots TJwn,J!be - - Cf - Raiders at Buffalo Blile (1) a NFL FOOTBALL Now Orlsone Saints at Mimi DolpfilinG program 3.00 _- ALLPf1EGAMe () - - NFL FOOTBALL Rsglon& !eof 'iouston Oilers at CIn- E'IEN - Bob Weal hosts -----2'OO- me -rpk CW6 5floWO - Tb _Q`~F~ TPE NAME highlights key cont achisouked our" the 1990 NCAA s.aaon ai presented. tuttgart 6:001 1:00 (17) BASKETBALL Atlanta QD WRESTLING Hawks Vs. Washington Bullets . 8:15 (Z)aWAA FOOTBALL Town to o1 12:30 Y aOWD84 vs. VFC Aih1ah,hhaut 50 Miss Donnie' - Rev. C Radio , WOM Middleweight Charnpionship. to be isfacam Nvis from London. TODAY Ca (10) SOCCER MADE IN GEA- 9f iCOLLEGE FOOTBALL '90 or LTO r -I- Ridø'av• monogram SSonsotAm•r. WT.* •(4)2.COUNTRYRSHINO AFTERNOON sIfdejsvN (Loretla Swit) Haien • 6:30 - - - bout for the Wus.. 4l Ames and McMahon 2 Island in Gulf - of Bothnia 4Misa 0 (1) ALL COMMERCIALS Colmadieft Inclulift Robed Klein. Louis ", Anne Lockhart and UM1A1JG1-f 0 . • "Anyone who enters into a asked allowed their heads to kind of thinking that violence be shaved was a real cornis justifiable, loses his soul. mltment. CE) 0 CATASTROPHE SEPTEMBER 2T. 1900 - know it probably makes for better reading If I were to grass Partners, and like Johnson day cars c.nters establIshed by and the Sounds oi Bluegrass. 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Lagerfuhrerin Mandel Is a deliberate choice by the MORNING Boot.. 14 Victim 35 Gleams 15 Govi. agency 36 Pooled 16 Britt — 37 Light better20 City in Italy age 11 Of the ths.h 46 "Rule Briton- 22 Informal 39 Wrath 1., uS$1(comb nia composgreeting 40 Actor Ron 1(4m) of 23 Exists 42 Baseball 13 Habitat plant 421tillefilied 25 Article team form 50 Celerity .26 Bultertly 44 Bark lttw 14 Actor Robert 6$ Stair parts 27, You and me 45 Indian weight 52 Dennis and 29 Concerning 46 IndoChinese I6 Actor Lionel Doris 3OMissMd.q native 0 / BAIRD-RAY BW 4 DATSUN .$ 40— Everett II R202s skin 41 Tavern , Lucille — 43 Dancing actor 5 TV's Sesame Fred — 45 Actor Rod — . - - - • sapneann teso VERSATION WITH ROBERT 'MAQNIDL 9.30 I Actress . - ._.• I SPAa WADER Al H0(ff - and flJC Our prices , plessantly surprise - -• - r FOOl BALL — bizarre concentration ChAP CI) 0 bCTOUR MAGAZINE to be beautiful and pure, but, but what a skilled group! Struggling (S5oi p.m*) Sharron Love in fact, Is malevolent. The fact that those who were all odds to MONDAY 7:30 - ACROSS ec 1219 FRENCH AVE, COR. 13th & FRENCH — She now 'appear'a' in the the atrocities of Napoleon, three.hoqr drama, "Playing Alexander the Great or It doesn't for Time," to be broadcast Attila the Hun Tuesday, Sept. 30 on CBS. reach you. The story, set in Auschwitz, "T do a f ilm about one on was filmed In a individual's dilemma Is barracks Inside an American Flogging Perim- Dinny O'eyme. a jFClb) NATURAL SILL"FAIIIIIII poral punishinwit in schools. and Mksablereb biMesMary and JAM Filmed at the University of prot Jacques 0A,ntmlae. princiionaithen and urges them to conNodh Oft $Pa" I"U" pal danow of this Nm York City formto th.syslem.(Psfl4) Red and MurphyaIheBioe- 8EPM2$. 50 Over at CBS, new editions ntraUon camp suMvor FanIs Fenelon. on ?e' s (11 7) AGAINST THE WINO n. - SUNDAY • SERVICE r~Lpripc %a s VIDEO GAMES the Top of the Stairs" and however many Catholics and "Sweet Bird of Youth." others were killed — it's like 8.00 important. a (10) NUCLEAR NIGHTMARES: Military post. itself. It is difficult to unWARSI THAT MUST NEVER HAP"I play Lagerfuhrerin PEN derstand the Germans of a (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS VWWM PA16WM "JAIMS AISXwow Wray two members of a 10)JOHNLfCARIACON PMBALL • sonted ___________________ experiments and crafts. The "Project Peacock," devoted segments will be In- to subjects of Interest to corporatod Into the Saturday children. 0 aoo - 7.00 OutdOor OU Introduce a weeknight ople whO shoot i..c1Ion.dve,Z,d the problem they wicouritair under - space codes, magic, science primetime series called S OL ito- (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Wk 36 37 , mini-mysteries, dancing Buch. Florida 32018 - iI 0 - - • • viewers In such mental reality. Early in 1981, £C SURFSIDC ROORTS 3125 South Atlantic Ave. Os tons - HAT r rhyming cat with the TIM CAT 0 0 r -- - oungsters and their TV kids differentiate between an sets. The program involves an i mal 's and In exercises as y flitell - -- - - TUESDAY - all In GOOD At &30 OCTOBER 1. low - Peter Uslkiov -unthinkable" with four Imockm frolentinothe Mandel, head warden of all a period . but how do we of visuall y explicit scenarios women prisoners at Ausch and CR 0 % RENATA SCOTTO. PRIMA SPECIAL --Th@ liMsiblip find justification - for any ating in a (M THE TONIGHT 04OW ICH nuclear holocaust `M"n DONNA comeras travel behind the Amazing and highly specialized witz. She Is thie embodiment ANNIVERSAR stage Into the printe world of this carristras and Imaging dovic" of Hitler's Image of an ideal group of hunianbeings, n opera riperstair as am rehearses uncover microscopic life In minute McMahon and D6c Saverinson Mn moth Q7' the history of the world, Johnirry Carw foe a colobirstion of hovv It happened. race," Miss Knight explains. her promisins performance of Pucd- detall enetrate from which adheres to a the Show $ 16th $nnivSr$$I),, nrc "Manon Lescaut' with the Dcl-. movement. and unravemyster 9:30 Indeed, when Mtsa Knight ft Segments from past shows (a (10) THEY WRITE THE 8ONG& philosophy that dictates, 'We I" CNk Opera. about ancient Egyptian mummlas. I"turVV Batts Midler. Barry Manlts on her Nazi costume — 0ght to live, you do 800 L) w SteveMarlin and other. — trom a compact .blacLjhiny 0 %) CENTENNIAL While t -V* Wizard Of Oz" and others and unif orm — complete with sikiinerhionn atternipts to destroy 0D 0 CBS AFTEMM PLAY discuss" such diveirse She pauses and her eyes the Posquinel brothers and rid the HOUSE "Tfiia Yew Of The Gntle high boots and a black cope SIT country of Ad something - in the SEPTEMBER *11SO Tiger"A Eurasian boy and his Marx Brothers. blflówing outbehindher,she (Dennis Willow) W4 his crv&v push father, reunited after years SOW sta nce . di Of U t ead of exas longhorns to has a golden quality. corno o a ual nderIDCIAV new 1w4 In Colorado. (Pail 6)(R) ijnjjnJl ulI Stan up s "Ideal race," snor ts the "It's great to have so 8:00 bs competit ion lnjudo.(R) 1000 OCTOBER Z.1eIO actress. "How absurd that many women in the cast. I EVENING © (35) CAMERAS IN MOTION 10 -. - - art;'literalturili,7-0~ience,- youngsters develop a critical - - WEDNESDAY classic by Audyard Klp*N~ (R) Red And Murphy " Co., the Blue- vepipe hot comes to Nis in an anigrass partners. wid Mike Johnston mated version of the story of his and the Sounds of Skesgrau. rainy day vWt to two bored chlldron.(A) 4.00 stratee the key *W mm is used In his ad form. ninedala. this animated special based on the 2.00 730 6 0 ---- who was twice nominated for film like this. It illuminates Academy Awards for her and personalizea it. To say performances in "Dark at that 6 million Jews and lor a wild and croky spool Of TV becomes the larnity's protector In - of _____ begins its flftlr Season of , "How to Watch TV" is a exploring the relationship series of 30-second public moo.i (10) NATU 1AL BLUEGRASS 4 (10) I AM A FOOt. Acclaimed JAM FIlmed at the UniversIty mime an d down Bob Borky this special f eatures - I RWJCI.TWJG.TAVI A little anniversary of the Baptist world mongoose who Is saved from Amer". drmming by an Indian family 4:30 - - - noyd Kalbeir reports on the 75th SATURD AY .0 SEPTEMBER 27, 1550 Finally,' the timeless Kangaroo" "Cap • I Animals about good nutritional Animals," with Hal habits, sports safety and ("Barney Miller") Linden, physical fitness. ra,-Two upelcomo cbntin*htal'6Mk1dWNWr- -- "Animals GOO T. 2- B. 5 0 M Its'Xe oceanfront accommodations Two w.Ic kt , - - - - SSMAD I -IryI presIdent. l ,,,, don't's of using their money swered by NBC News children's literature and (i.e. dough) wisely, while correspondents In t J.S. "The CBS Afte Playhouse" focuses on use , and around the worm. i•iiit the animated musical In- year questions covered - TheWeek Specia s - (Ofl1 .--- I -- - another Children's government, sports slid viewers to read. Among the books and encourage develop children's reasoning Rich as "'The Facts For new projects are "Scruffy" children to read. skins through this unlver- - Boys" and "The Facts for Television Workshop entertainment. production on PBS, has "ABC A ft era c ho o I - - and "Zack and the Magic Girls" are designed to The crew of "Ask NBC sally popular story form. returiiàdforaáecoâd season Specials," a series of - Factory." News" travels to schools enhance youngsters' p "The Dough Nuts" stars throughout the country and made and teaches young viewers children's dramas, enters its on awareness of their physical of dramas based daily science lessons. There ninth season with new comical characters who help videotapes children asking and emotional growth. ( lassiJ — Frlday,.2,1NO—$ Spt small cafe table on location seldom recover from it. The in Grantvllle, Pa., sipping a only way they can live with drink. Outside, trucks speed themselves is to justify their along an interstate highway. actions, to believe what Her blue eyes, one of her best they're doing is right. Inside features, shine with in- those hideous camps, the telligence. Her face, ac- prisoners were shaved, cented by rosy cheeks and a starved, tortured and renvermilion mouth , is framed dered Insignificant by their by plaited blonde hair. Nazi captors. -- Cl.— isa beautiful actress "It is important to An a - - - hLr1ev Knight 1L at a Th øv hpi'nmp confused and - . — - •---'.--- Is Nazi In L - — - Knightfortrays TELEVISION - — .--- - i- It's probably true that are even entire children's productions about Issues Comedy Show" and "Space of CBS News' "Going original dramas involving mucho(whatchlldren watch networks, like Nickelodeon affecting young people. One Stars." Places" and "What's It All conf licts typically faced by ontelevthm does them llttie and CIllope, available to -special, "A Family of "Drawing Poiver" corn- About" will include a children. Strangers," will explore We binea. live-action and dramatization of a Mexican I'm We News" La aeslgned good. Still, U networks and caNe-eulcrlbers. Independent stations are The commercial networks problems of a step-family, animation with educational boy and his family who to make the news unoffereing some shows of haven't cut back on the usual while "Schoolboy Father" and entertainment material survive by hunting sharks derstandable to children; better quality these days. fare of slam-bang-zoom tells the story of an unwed for 6 to 11-year-olds. 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ALL N THE FAMILY % , - 9:15 :30 35) NASHVILLE ON THE sea" outior. 14rod Tom Stwnborg OW Tom Cattle.q ES (11) LOST II - - drive. , Irr , pa *M ""ll"s "11116 ,!::; I .. MOVIE "For Conawsy. model an a iovesuci medical student we a motley collection of government agents after they led hok to Sovill ff"t 0 3 )6;;QQ OF am FrAN. . D1841 1 S (F NE)MONTIFE0l4..e- % ' 1200 1.25 ' a (17) MOVIE --SargaGnt X of The Foneo Legion— (1001 Cilas. w marl;uend. moolis Adam, reports on the events, people and 206 issues of ft IW election cam-. M Q MOM 11lompowli,in The - . - JFM L ATA= - 6:30 announcet hoods. 5(101 ThE oiuYEA S 700 Carqr! °t' with 0 (17) MOVIE "Marco Pub" (19621 RMC*W. ,l% YokqTV4 A . _____________________ .1 - S .- -- - - 17 AMERICA . CIELESIMINEVIEW ES (17) AMERICAN LIFESTYLE . II-W Iwg aa!)awft I F 1230 700 - CZ TO - Z'E' FOOTBALl. 'as .&I 1200 ___ if theta_g II miselle plant (Part 1) (A) aosmitnes • . - . - - ' • I .4 fr A" . S't - - - - S S .. . ~, J . ' ' - -- -- - 9 S . 'R Movies Draw Well . - . I I -' . ~.. lk . 55 . . . - . I . . . ;. . % % PELICANS . - . . -) POST . . I(I f I - . . Unusual Gifts d Cra ra11s fts - an featurIng S . '5 -S -- • DAKIN STUFFED- ANIMALS - .." .1__. __ - - - Toys Fo* r Babies; Mama and Baby Animals, also who describe Mesquite as a conservative, Baptid~ very I dry community where no Playboys appear on the newsstands and all four .-.-.--.-.-,..- , ---..--.-A .--.---..- -. - ___ - Bean Bags. - - f tWOOL Dri - Village d S a Blvd. - S 323 8328 .. __I - - 5 . i6r:,.. = 1 MiQL-qb-0'9v ""i- - S ' - - _______ ' ,• 5 S . / '-' : 11 \ - -. , -. - Looking back on it all, feudalism." down-at-the-heels S 5 . I Director Michael Darlow formances of Hurt and West, W 0~I THE NEW AVDMM Key - theaterit strictly enforce I govai, offW" "o had Sol - tly bow to a health tam begin audience-age restrictions on dying of mappoeePy natural emeras R-rated films. Home Box 1.50 OffIce engaged in an active (DO NEWS campaign there, stressing . . - I - - • - . poverty pocket of Edin- addition to an enthusiastic reception for the 'per-, burgh. - L- *1 I .., : - . S i I 1240 0 GD DONEY' S WONDERFUL WORLD '1'h* Sh"gy Dog" A boy with the Ability to turn hill into A - SY ROEN - I - - -:.-..,.,- . Justhoweff Ii t vate h0 TOUnua, O a pr I 8 near Salisbury, Wiltshire, indicated by glowing reviews He n - ISSI AND ANIWERB )ANOTHER VOICE - . - . • was filmed in three separate we wanted to appear on the AM" CITY I"" Mal I Ballot Tills arW Gall Davin we go foa. . lured W _ ormers.0(P4 0 (I 7) FL"HOUU R-rated movies appear to 11:30 be not only a draw' at the box 8 (3) DECISION '00 NBC caffe. spondents report on various office,.but at the voting booth aspectsofl98Opouuticalcampaigns as well. When Mesquite, of national Interest. . Texas , public h Ci) 0 NO HOLDS BARRED Featured: how people in AcadIa, referendum on Au A gust to. have fun on Saturday night decide whether its citizenry citizens we prot"WV the CIO" wanted cable TV with or ofPIm'sPurpliBrothei, without R-ràted movies, 1.94 BEAUTY SHOW voter hu=ut was I the largest W R71OPEN.UP in the city's history, with the a THFsAxnn --Evvics" 12:30 MAW NEWS 0 (17) MOVE "Bad For Each 5(10) AGRON$KY AND COMPA. Other" (1964) Chaulton Heston. NY Llzabsih Scott. MUTTHEPAESS - locations: the market in the glass and painted out the bits quadrangle of the Naval we didn't - li ke Milwall college in Greenwich. South docks. It's an old trick, London; the pond on th e simple but effecti ve." - Von johnsen,Vora UlIes JOHN MCKAY , This 30-second sequence painted In the buildings that favor of R-rated films. The , 4 f - 2 $BC Woes Pom To Baker Stroat" (C)(19511) against) surprised many 1200 __ -_ . view," explains Powell. "We pawnbroker. 'The Naked CI IServant, the 10:30 n(35)PTLcLua dl (10) WOOKHOUSE PLAY- Rorow,omcw - I- . . . . stairs to the house of an old between the camera and the ES (17) NEWS (11/2 Hit) 5 (F HOLLYWOOD HEARTBEAT 146 . over the gray Neva River to traveled all over the British temporary trauma he ex- for the production as a of a deep depression. (RI I 0 TO THE MANOR BORN - AFTERNOON .- - .. - - . End with the - rr ;- - For his latest role, Hurt still hasn't forgotten the for Jack Pulman's script and ONION JON" I 0= P boy. (B/W) (1942) Bud Abbott Lou arjm Growing Up The Ado- Joanna Psttet 1:30 - -..,.--.-,. -_ ___ - . . I For instance, a - scene In which Raskolnlkov gazes out - - - t flamboyant odds with a -C OREOW - - JOIN 11URT = &W unstable, a desperation.(Part i) society. "AndrswCarnsgle" I - -= -- also portrayed Quentin and the pawnbroker's of "Crime and Punishment" Tp* S(IOIMAIMP4N" The i ii aoe Audrey I;bI ARM Anney. A young married Coupw dew" to stay together despite their ups and 5FACE THE NATION S (4) TALES OF THE UNDCPECT 730 6 - ,, nkov. impovulshed 5)SUPVWAN 0 417) NiovW -The Strar" orw 095T) Ban Ga- a. George I Poppar& WILD. WILD WE@ I P 11 AEAT - 3:30 '$100 mivi I .1 gitSthi$01ltUdiMiinlOfl91Q for when Max and Julle move to Houston onod Barbara moves on camuL(R) (ID (35) JERRY FALWELL (1 )MARTYA0BBINS - 100 HUHAW WREXIM SPSOIAIL I*"" &W a cm am barld together to rescue master from a bt 135 ' Oft NEWS Richard JOURNAL "Cavipaign Report BIN Moysri (DONEWS I- - Stonn, Johnny Us. Ber" Mardouse, kSItS Can. Rkttad Tee, es -- P.I'RS? lolls Love Of It" Jeff - L - S to help lnetohbarialnahorseracs find all the locations. Even. then, some special effects had to be created. - '" Laurence Olivier. A honter eta&@ a fug"Kv con,ca tra. '# tion comp doctor who" expeorl- CeStUOUS madman of 44I mints in cioning may sped disaster Claudlus, and as Max, the for the wovld.fl disintegrating junkie in Montgomery wood . the quarrel over the route o their 4 for the production staff to - noted Nazi seen as Caligula, M O BASEBALL Tows to be - - at the University of North Florift this spa" fosturn .. nsi an Murphy erid Co.. gross PartnoM and Mike Johnson and ON sounds of 6 GD MO%qt fton World* Col- HOUSE "Do Year Of The Gentle NdG"(C)(196 1) Barters, Rusk rich- TkW' A Eurasian bay and his led Deri. A rocket ship W hurriedly team. rounited after Years of mow ~ad in con Earith is subjected ration,- coo. to mutual underthewo the to a motooft shower.(I 112 Hm) StArKling Arlod respect a We competition in Judo.(A) 0BLACK AWARENESS 0FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . a (35)GF=LY ADAMS (10) FW&A LINE The Crisis (35LTMATONS I (I f) MOVIE "Red Rim- in L&W' Gwest: Antho ' S . the test by an examining reflection in a pond, then aid of a little paint and glass.. magistrate (Timothy West) hurries down a flight of "We put a sheet of giass who paUently permits the murderer to trap hmi This is another in a series 0:00 of Idiosyncratic portraits for 6 (3D NBC mom "The Boys John Hurt, who was recently From Brazil"(1978) Gregory Pock, Jo wit C31ftrd snod uncover mlaoscopic We in Jossph Cakfano )oln Howard K. doted, penetrate galaxies, freeze Smith for a lock as the growth and movement, and unravel mysteries Power bf "the prooklerri's man." about aniclai 0 Egyptian- mummies. I g(R) 9("19MVEIT TO DEAVER, S . A" - . London and *St. Petersburg . at that 'time.". ..? notwithsta. Similarities nding, it took several months . before the whole, critics -went out of Isles with the BBC-Ttme.Ljfe perlenced P30 "When were found. their wayto comment on the THE JEFFERSONS Louise Producer locations productioncrew. (FQ 400 6 (1) A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE 8(1) NFL FOOTBALL P4910" left George ON doesn't wont Jonathan I came on the project and settings. The London Daily Powell and loyd Kalbor 1ts an the 75th child In #0 hOUGS but coverage of Nsw York Jets at Saula! rs BapIlst wo director Michael Darlow had was faced with the taskofre- Express noted, "The early Goorge mes sus,e gets AllIance. to work film ma°Ic to re- creating the atmosphere of crowd scenes in the stree ts of Kansas 5 5. 0$ i wey. (A) r iict v "-I' 35MM'500MT SeahawtsalWashingtonfledalulns create the t Petersburg of St. Petersburg more than 100 St. Petersburg in the 1860s AM FRIIENDS Iffo I ITA' 10.00 I in which Dostoevsky set years ago, my first reaction grittily capture the Savage 10.00 1) NAZAL GIMRAPHIC UD O TRAPPER X)HK M.O. A 1865 KIDSWOALD he struggle- to survive In a was to think Help, SPECIAL "The invisible World..terminally B patient helps Trapper 5 his masterwork, Goruro 1111 ww"w dying patient country ridden (351FORKY POO AND FRIENDS Amazing " highfy W@dsusd and In the 41 by 1,000.mile scene," saysL I (10) EVERY FOUR YEARS cameras snod knagwo devices out 930 PbVd . . - (10) NATURAL SUJEORAS$ JAM F& d u (I I OLD FREND6_ NEW 8:30 8 QD THE FACTS OF LPN 010 .. Si. 9 Corw. a"" Dr. Cori sagen, ranked chal. COMPANY Oga LMWDOWNSTAIRS takes on mimber," Stan Martin. I MOVIE "Man With A M16. WVW Marvin Hagler In a 115-round I (Z)a MOVIE --I Take This W0111- I I 1:W boul for the W9C / WBA World acn.. (19") Gregory Pm*. Ronald and Sue Am docide to become an" (SIM (1940) Spencer Tracy- Squire, Two nAlanoeirse.,oridow a MkIdinloot Champion". to be 8 (1) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE toiscmt in from London. HooL Buck Henry. Musical guests: "mw* mature" by hanging Ground Hady Larneff. A dedicated doctor bum with a masorll)ound nots. 0 a with a WOW of " 11 ~35~Gnimy ADAMS Andrew Gw. Andres Croum(A) who smoks davrotes ON Mat he is anod has for the Aawfteaawoce."" I R 10.30 sake of a beautiful woman. (2 Hm 5 SOCCER MADE IN GM , QD K%WS 919 ANGIE Game OLICIC, Mine.) MANY Kaiserslautern vs. vFc LZJ is MWV111 "Dr. JAyl And Mr. Richard Dawson viefts P=i=u 0 (35) move .1ham Yom "ydW* MOM (1941) Sponow Tracy. BMW . . . with his show "Famly Feutr' and 800011Y AND SCRAPPY Ha Lucky 8lars" (B/W) (I %k go pita the Falcos against the Bensons. Cantor. Dinah Shore, An Imperso'te"' ES(17)coosAsco.ir.oMo near hopes to ran money from. MAT. A OWS (10) WALl. $ThUT Mins. talent show by pooft as a pro. I 11-00 . , 1:)S.su "West German Economics" d' er.( PLAZA I EVEPIG 2 Hit) G) (s5) MOVI 'The Mummy's BATMAN ND HE WI'fl I Guest: Karl Otto Poahi, president, ES (17) MOVIE 7) p Hand" (0/W) (1940) Dick Forsn, ( f DaUt$Ch0 BUfldSSbWk. Frankenstein" (1964) Peter Cosh- (Is (35) suas U?O 6:00 W0o0 ess to kill the members of an AMMIR (10)MCENT0FMA$ 900 •(FCi)SNEWS iogical as2H..) . MURDER MOST ENGLISH DPAX PACK and Rhonda Bates spook to peope. The Nine Tailors" Al. wadding in , RJOICVI. jo, jovan (1) 5 MOVIE 'The Deadly-Trap" 40 5) movn -*cwm City" 1914. one of the guests finds 1 C) (19?2) Franit Longeft Fays "t" "M of the ft. M a mom ,mve HoGiors" (C) 5 soll invoked in a peculiar. macabre 9 (1941) Scott Brady. is" crime. (.1) 0 THE ouuces OF KAWRO (1974) John Forsythe, Psi HT19. Corey. A antiS Colorado town Is ES I for rus. ton Jr. ($77' i is . - to 0:00 tI1)(35)MOVii WinterMesting OUTLOOK (01W) (1948) BItt, Davis, Jim Davis. (F jcE' SUNDAY MOANING beautiful female post fsiis in love er Jerry, o. slope m. in.- tO RE PEOPLE TOO with a man consider" the print. an Flo. his childhood babyeitter. 9 % TRY - - ' (35) Jose Am THE Pussy. . . CATS - - - . ?oRAl.no.(flTs . '.,' 700 I Of spectators at - . • • S S . 10 producer Jonathan Powell says, "Actually, 4 ie:: lda have been -worse. I 1t of similarity between - - 'Wilt Oirman Economics Roggin parson" Dinny OByrne,, murder without suffering the elegant homes and onionQuit. Karl Otto Poehi, President, Ukesbis rebel, befriends Mary and guilt or penalty for his his way domed us hes Raskolvtkov p churches on the far Ofl Sn and urge-them to 00fl crime. , 0 (17) MOVE "Modems •• -S through a crowded market bank was all shot on film in (IM) Lana Turner, John FOrsythe. Raskolnlkov s delusion is put square, pauses to stare at his London's East (a am (1) SUNDAY MASS r.. -' 5BA4FORD AND$OI4 . at OfltWaethod John Hurt made a 1,000mile trip, with of actually THREE STOOGES AND 11 (i D (35) POPt GOES THE COUN. - h 6:30 CD 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME S SAME STREET ' 6:30 . , t ROBERT JONNYOUIEIRT . im , four daughters to vWd for the hollFANTASY iei.aso A female days while he convinced his second wile Is eft to kill him. vW*§0quist'sdUmmY CQ -8101%. 010d an actor Mcm a character 12 Hml a IflBtSiy 04005IS sialgnd to PUt' be Jock sAd Dloir. (A) (10) 6L15 PASA, LLLA.? IM he once portraysd. (A) 600 slop to the practice o carpetbag(35)1TFNswS (35) CAMERAS 14 MOTION A Nft-0 910111 in 1110 Swft look at #0 people who Antonio Me VA whon th" we 11111 doo*4* ..Irft=1 0I MarkFLAMBARDS ft . 0 THE P$Cf&DdU HULK arld Christme sonept. a ride froma lone 9.n problems they encounter under mot and winds bloom- bats, Mart eit hi merriegs pji tough outdoor conditions is p.(F Ing on -'Q prai to Ctwtstina. (Pert 12)r' sented. S . VOICE silo)ANOTHIR M a 1015 L WRESTLING 1111,04INE11111 thoughts about going on V"w (ED (35)THE WORLD OF PEOPLE a (17 ) NEWS 1 4:30 ibm everyone takes a skins to her I i.'OO PLAIM AMAflNG GRACE Mu 10:30 (10) I AM A root. ACciaImJ OHM (1) CLAN 0 (35) ONE ON ONE miffle and clowl Bob Bety dsrnon~ 35 Jim 5 BENNY HILL C8 (10)THE VICTORY GARDEN stratoothoksysionelt usedirillb TOM WEEK IN a (I W 11.00 10 V.L PEOPLE -J'.30 NEWS 17 NIOKT oau.aw 0 ES (1 1) sOvw "The Night WaN. (1 (35) LIFE B1N5 AT CALSBCOND CITY TV 5:00 1125 W'(1965) Robert Taylor. Barbara VARY 0 ) MoNW PYTHOWS FLY. WMILLIONOOLLARMAN (1) 0 FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Starwryck. A widow "angers her .. 8(10)COOKIW CAJUN no CIRCUS SOLID GOLD We whol she lov"tigates a recor9iWIDE WORD OF SPOffrS ,. NSCNiW$ - ___- - "~ 1 (C) 11972) B"nor Per. a co... RITTEN ) NASHVILLE MUSIC gj1o)pRE&ENTE Mm METHOD OF oc rant now storim topical "ports W - - ----- PAVCTM , (17)uov* 'mo o a h CAVETT Guest: "(F is pregnant On up the Ione-starxi- The Plains"(1953) Randolph-Scolt, Jonathan Mow. (Part 6 of 5)(R) bV loud betweei Wandfathers-W Lax Barker. Fosowkv the C" War. I 7)SANFORD AND SOIN - e00 1 (ED ( (B .f 35) uovii - at Tompa Say Buccaneers: Oakland E attack thousands 'a'o2 Rd•J$StJftØ (ID 0 WL FOOTBALL Now OnIons Saints at i.asmi Ooins eoo XHUMSARD Inslonal NW C~ experts 215 u S 5. -. jFOr A 30-Second Scene sick ISSVS UflIl he S'Vii one more - jo. i.a veMIoN is WITH L 6:16 (17) FOOTBALl. SATURDAY (10)uvlNoENveRosIsENT TOTELLTWTRUTH (1 LadISS &ft& aft refusal to go - age of Mocitres! Eqm at Philodal- (1) a CBS MOVE .-Slack Sun. Philles; Cincinnati Aid, St dat' (1977) Robert Shaw. Bruce Houston Dom A lonatical bwW of Pont" 4 torrortste put Into action a plan to 2.30 * 8 WORLD --'-- - :: - •(4)sAawu. o.Ionaicover- , 10:00 inS COfldUCIS the Metropolitan OpesOrchest.. .1 trade papers on the West James 'on "Days of Our York, NY 10166.) September ' . oo - an TraubsL A love-scorn•d man b NOW hools' this program decides to give 'V 'Y teeturing a look at the ds college ousiboy in scoros, predictions for upcoming giris' boarlift hou", "mao WW comrnonfory, from pro. k il m • ® HOUR s*sow (10 uvernvIAo.*Ie 8.-W M lured ki Puoolnl. vibrant OPiV' Ulped of I** Metropolitan Opera House in March. iM. James Lov. 610 I'M - FRIDAY 'as 2:00 g - (]D BASEBALL pp&.QAW ' - Chris' estranged wife, all of h-r own. Laura hails off, and she'9 fast becoming S S. He Traveled 1,000 Miles r father arld daughter night compoti. stopovers, to film a scene fl but Archie ritu.es to perform that takes exactly 30 seconds a THE LAW AND YOU MOMOVIR -Fury-("(19M) with her. (R) Spericer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney. (Z) a MOVIE "Mor"": The in "Crime and Punishment," I " WTW UP 2U L" T" s5 untold Sicily' (Premiere) Catherine the four-part series that Directed by Fritz Long. A young 6:30 Hicks. Jason Miller. The prtnto We coens Masterpiece Theater's man ftWo himsaff socused of kW SPECTRUM napping. motin,g him the qua"of behit the public logand of Anmwi- 10th season on Sunday, Sept. M I AGRICULTURE UAA a (11) (35) Mvii "TWO Tickets To Monroe - Is dramatized. on PBS. 135 0~ DAY OF DISCOVERY Broodway"(C) (1951) Tony Martin. TWO'S COMPANY , -Hurt plays Raskolnlkov in Janot Leo. A pair of singers a I cosmos .MW smm of ROSMSCHULLER VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION attempts to go spots on a TV allow. - The Cosmic 0~"Dr. Cut Saw the Dostoevsky classic ra. '*" ' is" m On 6 OPwbcww thriller about a penniless It) JAMES RODISON j• scientifically nocurale Wiry" half- student obsessed with the way from the .dge THINIONQ OUT LOUD the known Idea that he Is so superior to 1:30 untweree to the earth DIRECTIONS W ..The others that he can commit 8 (10) WALL MEET WEEK (M(I7)AGAlNST;RW OR EAL DANIELS - (10)FAMlLYPORTRAff """° THIESKATESIADS GOOLES"WHOTEL K IC - - e 28 mb S . I Friday, S.pt.H,tSe-7 Evening Hra.UnfordFL , 5:30 jj - - ©(17)AocuLTu$IuA now WW In Colorado. JPWI 5)(R) ESTLING MOYB "Ia5te ICUe ! IBIIESTER Mt. Saint Helens has been from New York to Los never took place. Stories out of the nightly news for a ' 7o0 surrounding this event are 'few weeks now, hot Laura Angeles, she accepted a ?%PROnE84 EDUCATION amfllcting, but it seems that Malone (Blame Grove on contract with Universal M'JC JASON OF AR Ouis and Rhonda found "Another World") has a Studios, The Tulsa-born ØLAFVA-LYMPIC$ 7ETAlLESOIW themselves slapped in jail by "li ttle piece of th e Mount" actress' efforts are paying I 7M . te ep (11) WoD AT LAROS )o ' Dianne who has had an Dramatic Arts. Migrating on "GB") but the wedding the P"*** blothei am rid the Varocal (Donnile Weaver) snid his a push A Quartet of ) 5:50 clutry thirm go after the mason. 91 )FAMILY PORTRAIT 0 (I 7) WORLD AT LAM doW diamond of a colsibrity, a . 1:30 "' D=T' ' ' couplowftma BIG w- nn W 6:00 aD 6move ,whars up. blind childla most again, sew two aD O so MINUTES (Season (C) (1972) Barbra Stroband, RM woman with the sams nun in corn. Premiers) Christopher Glenn I. A pair of roan mths Ku Kan Ditty down lour . Bowser prong" a 17-year-old track whid- hem 9~mised up durkV OpANDaEopiry . fornale locko. a musk convention in a -__ ca (10)LIVE FROM THE Mono. SOCUR""GOOMEDIES San Francisco hold. (2 Hm) POLITAN "Marm Loocaull, Aww (I 7) IT'S YOUR rJOINiESS (Z)a NCAA FOOTBALL Towns to beannouncsd 6:30 Elvka and flnatoC.p.cci.f... was scheduled to marry his ceremony as soon as his after her graduation- from girlfriend Ithonda-Plasterer current marital status the American Academy of (a form stage technician settled in court. AINIENTIM HOUR UD • _ J .. Interest-in acting for is long, right now. Chris aM Rhonda an as she can remember, got Several weeks ago Chris planning a real marriage started in her craft right - S SUNDAY -- 6 (3)CEN1TENN11AL While Colonel !z/TAAN (h7)MTMm0L acre with nighttime shwa to I teirmaine have had problems California park. Although it her credit, including swh of the romantic triangular wasn't a legal marriage, the notables as "Marcus Welby, type on 'Tteneral Hospital," couple was decked out in M.D." and '7he Rockford . it's nothing compaired to style -sporting a pair of Files." __ ___ - _ performance of ftocs. - - -. Lives") Is a oswcomer to (D• HOLLYWOOD - If you dories of how Chris and daYtIme television, but she - - _____ By NANCY t RE1CHMUY Coast were full of photos anti - n Pt ___ the stop - Isn 't Soapy Enough.. actor Chris Robinson's handcuffs that linked them _ SATURDAY Job thlrktick and Lesley Rhondahad"aceremonyo( - comes Webber and Monica Quar. love" performed In a host of • S - S - - -. I: • - . - . • - •S -- . 4. 'b, - - 5 - t 5 - S 5 - - 1. - S - 1. S • , S - S ' - I, - - S S - L , I 0 a •- �—r 4 . - 4 • • 7—. Q p a, - I I I - ----- •• - S - 14 -- -- - 4- / 4 a I - - -. • - • - • -- -- • --- .4 - - Eve,ng Herald, Sanford FrId.y, Sapt. 2h, 1flO $.—Evsnin Hare Id Sanford, FL Yg OU' i like blue Jeans aid a yellow top. love blue and yellow Simlnâte County. They resuited from the Florida i o,try In the Schools I wish l bad a whale with a • . nw WeW , and - . ''• I wish I for a car that fainted In the middle of When he Jumps up for the yj C*krl whales for-motaft -. Wbeni Feed My Cat BobijyBew - Iwlafrihe was my pet to keep I 1ih I had a boat with - . Mat sides - MONDAY AAOM')a'( - I 8:00 V I E EN NG 0 hews AMERicAN GOVERN. 2 (171 CAROL SURNITT AND mongoose (Th whO Is liVed from drowning by an Indian family FTIIENDÔ 6:30 becomes the lamilys protector In drsn.(R) NBC NEW$ K 12i rr ABC NEWS DIBLE Featured: a Ofle-5QQId high , ~5~SANFORDANDSON 11 sctiooi star; a yogi who lets an of.., , 1u) AMERICAN GOVERN. pIant walls on him; • PISt w4 ,,iade a paralyzed n •• - • _____ - - - he did. 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(DO TAXI 9:30 - sumes Alex Is er "ScouEs Honor gon to be his new daddy ast Colsi, Alex arid t.atia's mother spend a 'ins "almond- An orphan being night together. (A) shufltsd tram his W (1)5 the on (7) 0 or's tester mon's to ABC MOVIE 'Tsiethon (1977) Red Buttons, Janet Leigh. it -12:00 of omlYonsthlnOio to become a Cub • (4) ALL COMMERCIALS Corn tans Including Robert mein, memoir of concentration Louis NYS An's Lockhart and -- - - -' - - - - - -—--- Lq- eal. "' Lb. BEGONIAS CITRUS NAVELS AND MANY OTHERS - LgGI. like putting a band Now, she - says, t MULCH - (1)3 )5 one of them. BASEBALL S,sves(17)Houston Asiros "My school doesn't -censor anythIng, we have no political rhetoric, we're Atlanta - - - ' - nj - • . -- - -- -----.- __', QUALITY PLANTS...SEE USI - HWY. 17-fl LONGWOOD ¼ MILE NORTH OF 000TRACK ROAD "' ------------------------------------• __ ---••--.-- [4'] LT1J '-'-'• • - -- .-.-- 1 •- -_I . -_- - -. -------- :-- _. --_ - ' a tit / I ' tg- 4 ip h - . ' - . -- -------------------- SALE ENDS OCT. 1ST. extremely autobiographical. -" •-.•- $279 $1 ?9 distinct schools of Los Angeles poetry. I'm prominently associated wi th -------------- . Richard Todd. 12:30 0(4) TOMORROW $299 -'91rM :PthP'"5 . ------ was ge (DO NEWS. 10:00 99 Angeles Southern California, But she found kindred souls. "I dug them out, I auditlbned them, 11:60 - TEXAS SAGE ONION SETS She says there was no poetry to speak of here in OfVII- will begirls.p . ') °Y to aeate a Los POttY scene," . - '- IM - boys will be boys and girls (Part 2 of 0 (1) MOVIE "The Black Orchid" (B/W)(1959)Sopbia Laren. Anthony Quinn. A law-abiding bustnesamar and the lovely wislow of a ganaster fall In love. 12 Hrs.) d draw tion (10) DICK CAV!TT "The Pinks And had a villa on Ibiza. men I came back to L.A. and tried - eTAR5KY AND HUTCH altar a_decade of sex role radiAnt-(Jo MOVIE '•m. Battle Ice Richa,d Burton. _ FRAN- CD ABC NEWS lb IM15"4 35) uovw PsYchologIsts and p '-'- '" I - • - Rita Mom", Joe Williams. socLoioglsls look at children raised ThE T*$lH • '- • -- at 30 - - mlstaksnly sets up a dats with two UAOSIU./ LENRER olrl5onm.umsnIoht.) DOUGH ci'a -- 9:00 6MVod Jack - - - - ros 7:30 - - ,• 3(1sipp.y _ - t'.u. owl what a horse can do for a - light scalp or blonde hair or Cecil B Dehilile, bought She won't even mention his something ,.. . Another himself a little aback in name ... Shelley winters, CDO who sh riveled 35 pounds and gorgeous George — George Calif ornia for a few million iss What a switch: Sir Rain Run who came into a Is going for 50 or 60, is adTrouble With Mabaris, MOVIE"The (D5 Angola"(B/W)(IN)ROSsilfld Rue- sizable pA& of cash when a (be was knighted by the mittedly frazzled from sali, lisyley MEL next-door New York neigh- queen, kiddies) tomes here shiepping around the county pumping her book. SATURDAY hot remembered him In his to shop. (1) ml BUT OF will, put it Into taxfrees ... James Garner vacuumed "My God, ti tougher than MONTLIVIII (DSNEWS My friend, Virginia up breakfast eggs and coffee working," she gasped ... 2:10 Graham, is taking her first at Wolf's Sixth Avenue Dart Reysolde and Sally ahotatworkfnij.Vagas.he'jI. ln.Na. York Cliv. Pddaarawrifinat,athar I UWWS. •- SANFORD ii JOKE,r.W1LD fa l ) BARNEYij (1)0 5TM AND ll 12:15 - Shirley bumps her heed In an acc4. dent and comes to believing herself lobe an exotic dancer. (A) IFS till •AFRAI1 AIIx.it. _____ 1140 (DO NEWS THE COUNTRY SOUND OF c - Dawn" (1952) Richard BassIa1. - — - Rkan & Sou m*LLIEYE (J)ê P.M. MAGADNI P.M. visits wlih_a us)seuI,A reel estate agent (1(17) MOVIE •De - - __ ddy b (35) MOVIE 'Pur.ultOf The Spe." (C) (1957) Anthony Oueyls, John Grsgson. The Navy destroys she famous German batuesh .içdwInQwodd War II.(ZH,s.) FEATURINOt - ii:30, 113wA5H - $299 - - - - HOLLYWOOD — Poetry. couple of volumes of poetry and forward to a new age. She says that it isn't new, take off our skin, then cut our called 'poetry,' she says. What do you think of when already published ("Milk this business of a poet bones in half." She is performing poet, reci ting poems to people, It you hear that word? Most Run" and "Lullaby For "That word still has a She has been a performing stigma. I never liked poetiy Americans yawn and con- Sinners") and anothe r one rea di ng her works in comes from the oral jute up a visi on of.an effete due out soon ("Opium In nightclubs and saloons and tradition In our western P° for 10 years. But, she myself when I was going to char acter off In a garret August"). She has also on college campuses. The culture, "the shamanistic says, she came to be school, I think people shoiId dissa tifor sfiedpoewith the usual Just sur re nder to It and (whatever a garret is) written a novel ("Lithium gimmick Is catching on; It tradi tion, and I'm a shaman; milieu ts, "reading to maybe call it something else. looking down on the world For Medea"), which at7 e ms to go well wlth rock a poet Is a priest." some nine pe ople in the back Call it 'words.' Or, better and all of us in It. tracted considerable mUSIc and be appreciated t)) "But w hat is new," she of a college library." yet, call it simply 'Kate It doesn't have to be that favorable attention when it rock fans. continues, "is getting W kingasan enter, Braverman." "I worked with a pink theatrics tote way.Kate - Braverman, a was published-Wt year. Y*i,heye ness uHt sllm darkiair&lody, doé Kate -- rockLtff at U.C. River- poets and you—have audience Is growing every her poetry readings as the to bring poetry both back side," Miss Braverman - theatricists, but seldom, FLO RI O opening act for punk rock and forward at the same says, "a nd it was the best ever, have you had them time she works. People travel from all over the state bands and thinks that's time — back to where it once audience I ever had. They together." to catch her act, great. was, In the age of minstrels laughed at all the right She beli eves that the meld -. She is one of the leading and roaming bards, when It places. They even stopped a of poetry and SLINSIId! "May be It shouldn't be music Is a poets currently, with a was loved and resnected. noem to anniawi" of uuiuz-w une uetuae "poeuy Is music with words." She commercials. ys mt of us don't really sa September 30 (7) 0 HART TO HART A portrait understand the music we like I of Jennifer done by an artist just before his murder becomes the key but we feel It, and she wants to a bizarre scheme to eliminate the NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING her audiences' to feel her Hans. (A) wider portray two memb er s of a EVENING () poetry even if they don't 35 NEWS PH. 831.1245 or 339-2739 bizarre concentration camp orctiss. (10) me eoov IN OUIST1N understand it. tra Inside Auschwitz struggling "Nanwig Of Pans" Dr. Jonathan against all odds to survive. 000 Miller argues that our Ignorwice of Kate Braverman, in her HAPPY DAYS Th . Forix (DO (SCD0 NEWS basic physiology leeds to unusual COPPER PLANTS short life, has pa cked In a lot SHRIMP PLANTS THE ART OF SEING comes to the rescue when a car attitudes about our own insides. accident and a family squabble land HUIMAN of living. She says she was CAROL BURNETT AND Marion In the slammer . (A) 10:30 born wri ting. But she'studied FRIENDS D (35) ju A°KFORO Lg. GaI, (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE anthropology at Berkeley (10) NATURAl. BLUEGRASS 6:30 1100 JAM Filmed at the .university of NBC (17) and then, for 15 years, was North flor$d& this special features (4) (I) S (7) 0 CBSCNIWS NEWS one of the Halght-Ashbury CROWN OF THORNS Red and Murphy and Co. the Blue- NEWS JOSEPWS COAT ABC NEWS grass Partners, and Mike Johnson lb (35) B(NP(Y HILt. crowd in San Francisco. HE A SON OF (10)vi.PWeti and th e Sounds of Bluegrass. (% °AIlT BEING "I smuggled hash," she Lg. Gal, (17) RAT PATROL 1t30 AN (4) TONIGHT Guest host David says, "on the Morocco9:30 CD S LAVERNE S SHIRLEY Brenner. Guests: Marty Feldman, London route. For a while, I. 700 2 Utah. Snowbird resort. - -- ,.01 (ib) JAZZ AT SNOWIIRO cat with the ate: Herbie Mam and his sWel p*hod comes to 11% In on w4mated vormon of the story of his form "Memphis Underground," j!smlng DICK CAVInT Guest. Flichatif Surion. (Put I of 4)(A) whether or not TUESDAY THE CAT 1 THE HAT Ot 1111(35)NEWS FAJMILY FEW 1 - 00 _____ Tic TAO DOUGH percent • ARRIVE AUVEJ tancs. a boarding hauls owner sale uses • rcalis her secret. bItIStV*SSS affair what goes on at the Thb for her *11 Sw. angle on a story about sexual harassment on the job. 830 (17) ALL sims FAMILY - restaurant, Joanne May, a their service was good. - ___ ,,( rZNmL -. New Trend.In Poett ..V y: Opener For Punk Bands I ssues. Michael S. Dukakis M RocKFO-.. rncg'-.s f Il-ftrd TUnIv*IIGMAT PENO!!ANCI ea 01 Gom lii pwy "Tinker. TOW. Sold • p P.M. MAGAZINE P.M. S Bill Ti Custs rides United iIIniS 247. 010 ,-SmM.y (Ails GukwiiS$) is called duty toucr passenger plane for is very a doubts agent who . i 3 WKJIP IN CINCINNATi Mother Carlson decides that 11. in inMrMsM British Secret 8.Mcs 7vo mystery is IsAing top ascrelts year-old Arthur Carlaw Jr.. who with one of Its rwu believers. has just been kicked out of military (Pan I) MIU.IR . 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John Barnes September 29 In another Midwestern 17 wear a flower on two of the flights. - - When lgotofee4mycat— HeJumpsoutofmytddy's hat do road. rubber tail - - Fort what they should write. 1NO— On IO-point scale ranging solving material assigned," from "not at all certain" to and "offer -praise For doctUral candidate and In"I f someone comes In and "highly certair," the progress When a waitress - was and helpful In psychology at tells us he wants to low overweight participants structor. wearing a rose or a daisy in suggestions when difficulties Although men usually Loyola University in weight," says David R. rated how likely they t hought arise.,her halr, dinerstlppedheran tipped more than women did, Chicago, had seven in. Black, a psychologist with they would be to perform average of Cents titt the flowers had a larger dependent observers rate The participants with the Stanford Heart Disease diet tasks such as "weigh a study rece ntly done hi partners who expressed the e ffect on women, who lf se da ily," "graph weight attractiveness of the 18 Disease Prevention a Midwestern city their creased Ups anaverage waitresses ( there were no Program,"we can look at his daily along with total willingness to help - i1 study of flower power of 39 cents, compared with waiters). She then watched or her pa rtner's beliefs and number of calories con- out lost the most weight. The was done with six waitresses the men's 15 cents. The the quality of service and expectations about the sumed and burned," and participan ts wi th the least In a restaurant that prin. researchers, Jeri Jayne checked on the of u tip program and predict how "engage In at least one extra cooperati ve spouses lost th e cipally serves business Stillman, a graduate student for 600 different "servings." likely it is he or she will nonroutine activity each lea people. During the study,the. In education, and Wayne actually drop the pounds."---day," suctri as taking the SIa& don- not knàw for average meal for one cost -Hensley, a professor of The less attracti ve women Th at finding emerged stairs Instead of the elevator. e whether the partners $10. 0. The waitresses were communications, speculate averaged a tip of 15 percent from a study Black and two Their part ners estimated who said they would asked to wear the same that the reason- may be that when they ga ve excell ent colleagues did of 33 couples th eir lpvel of cooperation, On cooperate actually did. But Jewelry, perfume, makeup women wefe simply more service, and 12 percent when who were involved In an such tasks as "be present for h firm conclui&i 1.4 thitt on and hairstyle each night for likely to notice the difference they did not. But the more experimental three-month daily weigh-ins," "read a is diet, "the involvement of the four nights th e reseat- and respond to It. attractive women got about weightioss program, weight-loss and problem. the partner is essential." birdK theme, but are not told chers were watching, but to By the Editors -; of Psychology Today program: These pupils are plants am leaves, too. taught by poet Bob Wishoff Water t i - and of Oviedo. Pupils are I love to write with Igue a generally provided Ink. OATS 2, Flower Sweetens Waitresses' Tips pit.fp are Wee. These poems are by Friday, Spt Ft - - elementary achoolers from -- • '- -- •• - • • - ) I - �—7- -- S - -0 p -- - - • 06 5' a .5 •5 t SI - - I S •- - 5 .5 -----.-..- - ----S. - S 5 S - —. -- S S 5 - - 1D—Evsnlng HaraM,Sanford.Fl. • - - - --- - • - --5..-- - I, S __5 ------ - - - — - . - Neighbor!s And The Tube: Thy KE A - are pictured as problem public TV presented Ingmar S dependent aiul sensitive. "United States," the FRIEND W -. - also conform with the what we all do in real life — I• 11111 eccentric), - write Ms. Roberts. On sit- X —• canned laughter to make it vo4ving women. WEDNBDAY- EENINO - viewer over and over that COLLEGE - local newspaper, the Evening ~Ieralcl. Think of the and county news. There is nothing equal to the - P.M. MAQAZM P.M. 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' and her eyebro*'5 Chits DW1sy and Pat "ne ised discussion on It" Constftt= Marco Polo" (1935) Guy Cooper, - - • .0 Q (Ifl chaos. etjsvi'rr AND a 17) MOVIE "Adventures Of 2:10 moguls. He told her she must consumption goes undercover In a seedy dance NO to town who Is playing dirty tricks on her CCU$ifl PO BEA AND S" 12:00 JONM (17) BASEBALL - / - U•OO Y.,$KY AND HUTCH sonallUse me .- nf Iehce for over her health. While €,. EVENING S - 0 Pot= WOMAN Pepper Harburg 4inge hit melodies from &W Crowley po" " InteirriatiOnall "The Wizard 01 Oe'and others w4 lowel lences to break a 9" of . discusses Such diverse stage leseltNs'ss.(R) I. M CITY "Ingrid "powerfu - THURSDAY a (10) THEY WNTS THE SONGS: YIP HARIBUNG Songwilleir YIP FAMILYFRUO - 08ANF 930 TIC TAC DOUGH TO TELL THE TrAff" NAME I aseo (17)ALL*4mePAuit.y Special - College Burgess relate spoiWerits report on "miol- - from home. That's why we are offering this special . (a 110) V.L PEOPLE 11:30 0 GD TONIGHT GUM host: D" 0 pleasure it will give them keeping up with the local - scret6ed.. news -of the - - -Y ibe radlated * a ca~fiviting illegitimate birth Of perform, to find the right were too thick. She refused movie," she told him. -We'll silmething unheard of for no cappingor plucking or Robertina Rossellini. - In-- scli0t,-thenexf lirojectsay no more'about it... I'll him. He relented, guessing All that was about to March.19K a U.S. Senator Even in recent years, for that' matter. makeup. Lake thle next train and go he had discovered someone change, as Miss Bergman denounced Miss Bergman on when she has had cancer, "I'd rather not do the back home.,, Setznick did special, an original. He had. and her co-author Alan. the Senate /flQor as a her art has taken nreepdanrn ,, Send your son or daughter, away at college, their ' -. ~'q been his next film. Indeed, her private life nouncement of the Invention theatrical producer fulfilling dimension otadu1t DUSI- math of sed clJavflfly, he reveals the cha poirncal system. NESS how it happened. ) CAROL BURNETT "I 112(17) up i 6) ovia "Dead Men Tel NIGHT GAU.ERv FRO;7 No Tales" fCt I97 Christopher eo I a (17) BASEBALL.Allanta case of mistaken Identily, a photoNBC NEWS B.v.. vs. Houston Aitros grsph.j becomes hunted by kMIsrs CIS NEWS 4 of his look-aft@ ABC NEWS 9.00 0 (4) MOVIE 'Eyes Of aura helps trap the real culprit. (2 Hrs) tl SANFORD AND 8011 nrB EVERYBOM BUSI- Mars"(1978) Faye Dunairey. TomI 1:1W NEU my Lee Jonas. A chic pWww&ow. CD 0 LOVE BOAT 'IS" Of (17) Boo NEWNART renowned for shooting rather Ghouls" Vincent Price, Joan Blon. begins '' 9P'Y del. Barbara Anderson. Charts. 7:00 chic; villions of fr (fl) - 5.•.\ :::;:500, seemed impeccable — wife of the hydrogen bomb was Schmidt) were many.Lars But if change her name; it was too Angrid Bergman: 'of Swedish surgeon Petter relegated to the bottom of there was one overriding German. She ref used , lie reveals herself as told her that her teeth were Undstrom, mother of pretty_ the page while headlines caw it was M Ye. stubborn littl&Jta Offstage wT1 on no good 5 nudew haft" culminating in a - rehear; iie & - Jun" Burks. Pat Boons. 6:00 • .;• nace was enough. No, not Bergman's autobiography They met, fell In love and enough. Never!".hoards of Is fascinating and, great compatriot Greta fled to Italy. The gossip callers said. an's or his seemingly, candid. The star Garbo enchanted half the columnists went wild. The ' Without Sulliv worlçl. wrote ne critic American public was viewers' approval, Miss Is sometimes selfish, inwhat was, for' the time, outraged. She had, after all, sensitive, stubborn relatively understated forsaken her husband and Bergman, by then estranged although that stubbornness, from Rossellini (Whom praise. daughter. The vice president had married) returned fTOflI the start, often took the Although Bergman played of the Motion Picture fa rm of an admirably strong order a variety of roles, Including Association of America Hollywood. In short adulation will. Only 2 3, she arrived she had renewed the naughty barmaid in "Dr. wrote her that she was from Sweden at the and two more Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," to her to "destroy your careerabout as a had won her first In Hollywood home of David 0. 1945 for public she was the nun of motion picture artist." Then " — the producer of The Bells of St. Mary's.") Selznlck The Bells of St. Mary's," came the latest news: Ingrid The causes for the breakup "Rebecca" and "Gone With the saint of "Joan of Arc" — Bergman was pregnant. 6f Miss Bergman's three the Wind," and by far the the embodiment of virtue. President Truman's an- marriages (the latest to most powerful of niovfe $$Most 'October 1 1"0-11 0—il Friday, Sspt.2 Bergman Autobiography Fascina ing - family are negligible on TV. much of 7V's erotic activity tqgrgtedj j=arding~ nurturant behavior shown; - . • nothing like her since her want it "told like It is"). Both exciting and dangerous -Ther&a little tenderne or is linked with. violence !n 01 . ' Bergman in it" was a Rossellini tlmacy and marriage and Ms. Roberta, who sbows that to trouble. Hardly an n- 1/11111 Evening H.rald, Sanford, co wasBerg relentlessly ducted asking his sals r "Autumn Sonata standard quip. Critics swed realistic. Miss man was viewers if IngrJd Bergman "Murder on the Orie~t to sheer.. ecstasy In fascinated an d Immediately should be welcomed back to Express" and -Waters of the describing her beauty, talent wrote him offering to work in Hollywood ; if seven years Moon." and range. There has Affection, love and in- groups have a point, says activity that frequently leads . .- - bred. was theworld. most popular Italian director Roberto division of the Department of before entering the hospital actress In the "DO YOU Rossellini. Unlike the fan- Commerce. for a mastectomy. Surgery know, last night I actually tasy-spinning Hollywood The outrage simmered for for recurrences have been saw a film without Ingrid directors of the day, Ed ili COfl 7ed n betwee Victim pf son* sort (when progrImming) nor the to the real world.' Sex 15 she Isn't just plain silly or sexual 300histicat" (who seen as a dirty joke or an . - C Images presented by movies arguing, reconciling, loving human sexuality equals and advertising: Most TV and haling. sexiness and tha t sexiness is women are presented 53 an acceptable subject If t young, attractive, aiim and Sex as it's shown on cloaked In humor or ridicule fashionable, and 5 percent television pleases peither the or viewed as a harsh, .hul are under 40. Any woman fundamentalists (who are or criminal part of over 40 Is likely to be shown always after station life... Affection and y as asexual and a failure or a managers to clean up their are viewed as . — S BY CAROL FELSENTRAL Bergman: My Story" evil" He introduced a bill playing "" -The onstan t nue American UbraryAun. (Delacorte, 504 pages demandinglicensing London , she discovered a By the rn141940s, Ingrid $14.95). In 1948, Ingrid saw actresses (but not actors' her breast but Bergman, Swedish born and "Open City," a film by producers and films by a waited until the run was over The body-Image findings television couples doing "Television tells the child 00011, — - Strong-Willed Actress Capable single parents like programs were treated as Perfectly certain the humor precisely is not missed." Alice are isolated ex- groundbreaking ceptions. showed because they Ms. Roberts' conclusion? jg — -- --5- - S sovers, aggressive and Berw='s.'.'Scenes From a c011is "characters touch, dominart, "while television Marriage" - irKI when NBC kiss,-embrace (and M), women are emotional, aired Larry Gelbart's usqally accompanied by'. Ien.fl - -- S Her findings on gender addresses itself"to affection cent of all allusions to Inroles won't surprise anyone. or'tntimacy, It becomes an tercourse on prime-time In general, television men event. For example, 0when television Programming," - - Fridty, Sept. U,1$O - - -- '. like "Three's Company" American Film. -Harvard University. Ma. sex-related areas on TV; in Diamond points out that the (live times as often as harmful to children's The first surprise, says Roberts has been studying addition to gender roles, they medium that give us "Leave between married couples); Perceptions of love and sex? Diamond, is that no cornIevision'a role in the sexual include body image; af- it t Beaver" and "Father references to Intercourse The fact is, th ere are a lot of prehe nsive analysis of TV's educati on of children to fectksi, love and Intimacy; Knows Best" now has nine Wi th prostitutes come hunches but little hard in- sexual content exists. His update the U. S. surgeon marriage and family life; out of 10 of Its characters second. Together, these and erotic content. childess.. When a progriun account for almost 70 per- - —. -. 5 to . -- 19fl re po r t is it possible to say formation on the source is Eliza beth Roberts something new about sex on writes Edwin Diamond in the of the project on Human televi I n - and social toward other men or even (dramatic Program) Occur television in 19W? Are shows September isW of Sexual ITevelopment at behavior. She's studying five toward women or children. between unmarried partners S --- -5-, - C ex ' - -- S - - - 5- - _ . '..:: - --.. çrsi-. 1IWII - ____ _____________ ..- .Y. - - c .-. S41 - . - • I, '- .Z:.. - - , -. S I I I . S , - , 4•,SJJ ' -S 5 - -5 - Ile f P "pt. I - -•: •'>- , �I P . 4 'I , 4 . I . . . . . . I . .. .. . . . . I . . .- . It . . . . . . T.' ' . . .. .. . . . _,. . .- . I .I . . . II . IF 0 . . - I . ' . . I - - 1. . . . . 11- . .. - . '~ -- - . - ' DEAR DICK rve heard Mat the Tvserlea, "Danu," ja . ----------- father was the late, treat Hank Williams Sr. I'm not #, when is it scheduIed to be aired? I'd hate to mim IL prejudicedonewayorlbeother,andlthlnkbotljartlstg are sier performers, bull would like to know the truth so- BRIDGETVOTH, Batonftouge,La. What the PBS people call "the long-awaited, $8 million that* 1 won't be vulnerable to hearsay. JAMES DEAN, Madison, hid Untrue Hank Williams wasn't Charlie Pride's Tather. DEAR DICK: An argument is rating In my office over . who had the female lead In the movie, "A Summer Gladly. It was Dorothy McGuire. Dee was also In the film. ' DEAR DICK: I lint read "The Dragons of Eden," written by Carl Began. I read that Dr. Sagan was, In 1979, - -.1 -, - - I I -_- -,--.-,:-, - - .7 - • - - 481.280)-PHce 35 . . . . - . . . .. . 11 I ~.1 1-." _ - .. I— . r j.. . was succeaul Hamñl has been very busy since Empire Strikes Back." He's In "The Big Red One," out won't prial this, since It Is Information, not a question. It's now, and*wiU be seen soon with Kristy McNichol in "The . &sq - . _ . . a r -1 I r-' Brantley said he asked the governor to Interstate-4 expand the call of the special session . expected for November or December to include a bill he is autihoring repea1ing -, . . -'. . ... .. th N 1 •. . .. -: •. . . 1 ' .- . : : , .:& --- I . - - - - fljng.related jobs involving over $300 million In annual wages and $278 million - . - the commission report warned The report called for passage of a i' - - A "., '. I ., I ~ ~ .%J 1 ,~, ` 4 ', . Florida Fish and Wildlife Coordination .' -o- ______________________________________________________ Yes, Reagan was in It. Probably the best thing he ever did,at least as an odor. It was made in INI,and the other Steve , director of communications in the vernor s Ce, Gov. proposed track. Graham has not made a decision on Robinson is president of HarnessImis mop sho * ws the preliminary site plan for Pegasus Park In Lake Mary. I er a special of the Racing Inc. and treasurer Of Mid-Stile wheth ature will be called later ok?s year..- several subdivisions west AM mouth of horse racing tricks. He said the proposed mubuel establishment." Development Corp. Hull said the Legislature will have an the cily who opposed the constmdon of site for the track is currently zoned inCouncilman Burt Perinchief said the stars were Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings Claude Pegasus Park, calls for 29.8 acres of DEAR DICK: In the ffln4 "Kings Raw," when was It . * made, who were the stars; and are we right In believing that Ronald Reagan was in It? ELA., F.W. AND,KIL, Mobil, Ala. Act which would give the commission input in the decisions of federal and state agencies regarding such things as water quality. environmental protection and flood control. - The proposed development, 1%alfled organizational session in early the track. Representatives c' two diatrtaL Rains and Betty Field. November, but it will only be for commercial; Si acres for a motel; itS acres for an office park; 34 acres for apartments, and 31.7 'acres of Singlefamily homes. Two acres of land is to be set aside for open space. Robinson said the developers have paid - "action in removing the priority could be given to wildlife The Lake Mary City Council Thursday night endorsed Brantley's fforts by Residential Communities -also opped take whatever action flIC*U&1Y to &too conscfonnble" the proposed track. construction of the track and to seek Perinchiel asked Massey which Among the reasons cited by city of- Injunctive relief In the courts to stop the Øisiators sponsored the amendment .ftclaia and homeowners for the op Issuance of a permit to Robinson's firms. pre-empting city ordinances, regulations position were: visual pollution of the To-backup its actions, the council at a and rules. Massey, reading from the racing facility; increased traffic on Lake budget workshop following the special Florida Senate Journal, said the section adopting a resolution directed to Graham Emma Road, an unimproved road; need, iii rpov nran1,j,HnnI Graham has not made a decision on - &antiey'i request. - -w can meeting, cut the salary of a proposed Jerry Hank. director of the Division of Fisheries, said a draft of legislation that would allow the commission a greater say In the protection of the state's freshwater fisheries Is currently being prepared. was authored by Senate President. "Out of 3 million acres of fresh water in iildlng Inspector from tls proposed Designate W.D. Childers and Senators In I&iI IP( hth VII4I thf I15 4,1now -'l'.,Miwt A Florida, it Is estimated that 700,000 are sarirn,.0 r An In am .it.. In Graham's office said the governor has Perinchiof also asked that legislators fis hing," the report said. Brantley said he believes the governor the track's loud speakers to surrounding action, Illegal action i.e necessary. received the letter from State Rep. and concern hom es that thg Current"A&addltlonal .1 million acres are Mayor Wa LSorenaon duringfrom central Florida who supported.tM. has- the ' to-' iassnce-ot ,,9' Bobby Brantley, R.Longwood, mailed rwwmitg , state law removes all local controls on Thursday night meeting said while he legislation be named. Massey said considered to be In Jeopardy and will be last week. The letter Will be aMWfU by the track's construction. isn't opposed to parknutzsel facilities as legislators voting in favor were Rep. lost If current trends are not reversed." head oj ness the governor no later than Oct. 10, a selfiii Robinson insisted the state law such, he is opposed to the Legislature's Robert Hattaway, D.Altamonte In the St. Johns River be tween lakes , Wagering preempts all city ordinances, including having taken away from e city and Its Imposed de adline set by the governor'l Jessup and Harney, the commission said th Springs, and representatives Carlton . nhm1) Is a division of office. "The response Is likely to be department. that zoning, City Attorney Gary Massey dUns their rights to mike the decision Crotty and Batchelor. Brantley voted algae poisoned some fish and killed the within the next few days," the disagreed. Màsey said the law does not about the proposed facility. against the measure as did represen. rest by using up the water's oxygen when spokesman said. The Lake Mary Council Thursday night take away froin the city the power tozone "That Is a moral outrage," Sorenson tatives Jennings, Kirkwood and Mica. it died and began to decay. Brantley asked the governor to use the heard a presentation from Robinson on - the property. Massey also said the law is said. "I don't know If the law is con. The commission added, "Over 2DO,000 Hallway has said that the section was authority of his office to stop the Issuance the proposed horse track at a meeting unconstitutional. atitutlocal or not, but I do know it is included in the law as the result of acres of marsh, the lifeblood of the river, of any further new pari-mutuel wagering attended by nearly 300 persons, Included City Manager Phil Kulbes said the wrong. If the citlains of Lake Mary must hassles given a permitted jai-alai fronton have been diked off or drained on the St. permits until the Legislature has An in that audience were residents from city's zoning Law does not provide for abide by the city's law, so should a part- In south Florida. Johns River." I - Legislature's "Veto power would not be involved," the report said. "but at least some 7% city council Authorized Massey to controls from the city was "un- values." construction is "probably a year to two asking that the luuani.e of new permits for 1l*.dty to furnish 1ncrd police fl YS$X 4O;th 0$dr .. . ... .ho. bM sistine. t*. _asS ere tier hath frIIIr th J- - developers-Florlds Land Co. and FL,rids fish kills on "We are risking 75,000 freshwater, -. " ,7 :A - . I . , . . ' I - . -It-. •,- -' . . commission's fisheries division pessimistic report on the state and future of freshwatet fisheries, noting th at between June 12 and July 14, some 15 million fish died in the mid. reaches of the St. Johns Rlver. The co mmission blam ed the fish kills on poor development of the river mar shes, which control floodwaters and help purify poll uted water, treated sewage, chemical wastes and aquatic weeds. . . .. . fl 11. . . -___ published a %1 : - - _"f 1* . . . I V- ,- -. 1 II , PAINIC . . I -, • ' _ •. L ' .. . - - that section of the law. Harness Racing It c.'has applied to the Pan Mutuel Wagering Commission for a quarter-horse permit to operate the .. [4 . ii. );. .. . ---.-- Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission said Friday it wanis a bigger voice in ''.-' - -- River ~ . a erla tsummer'smassive - _,. II . " r •. ___ ' •. . ..-. .. . • W. _____ S , 4QtØ45. 1 ."" I t, I .,. . ?tffI47 ,. . * . . '. - - . . ' ~* , For . ; .. .. % I -_ . . ... ... 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The secti on which Brantley wants reee"" addressed N II municioall tlea from enforcing building and other codes on a pari-mutuel partnership which will be developing into mul ti ple ises the-121 acres, wes 0 Night the Lights Went Out In Georgia " • 'Y - andHarnessRadnglnc.,saldMid-State is one of the general partners in a Uflhlted -- " ,a& am " -1 1 - :'- -- .. . - - - - • • - -• Oil Pipeline To Turkish Port Explodes As War Expands' 0000100 -BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) - Iran hour, until the all-clear In Turkey, officials said the 1)e bombed I#I oil centers Saturday and • 'claimed It knocked out 85 percent of Iraq's vital Kirkuk facilltv. • :" .- firm Ireq's Kirkuk . oil field to the a an that raged for some seven hours Turkish pDFt of Iskanderun was broken before It was brought under control about An average of 12 generations of houseflies are produced in a single year. -- I I - KAZARIAN early Saturday by explosions. 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After 15 unusual man In his line of business, for he Is willing to give years in the businesm he's established himself as on instItutIon within the auto insurance - - hard-luck YOUNG DRIVERS a more-fhan-fair deal on Industry In F lorlds. To prove his' their auto Insurance. I. .~i I I 1 -- pr I .- . LPH KAZARIAN- So...if you're reaiiy Interested In finding out how to get the insurance you nsed...at the drivers under 25 that we paying high rates due slmply-to- priceyou want topsy-stop,by oned Ralph Kazarian's auto Ingurance s9srKU&-ADV. - 3 - - it - - - - - ~ • • __i* • I - . . - . - . . . • - . ., • - , - -- . -. - ,. , ','Stenstrom will be vying with In. p.- Moore, who has cwnbént Mayor tiled qualifyIne •1 documents seeking relection - •• • - . . - • • - - - - - • - 1 - . . . • , lo. - - - Public relations director for , 60, and his wile, have six children and 11 grand"'' background In Industries, ___ - , ................ ............. ___ ' '..................... , ' - ......................... ' - thvrn1ty, -' • - Southwest Volusia County health of. Swartz said. ficlals are conducting an Intensive public She said the best preventive measure Is Information program In hopes of to 1 ash our hands In soapy Winging into check an outhreak l Water each trip p to the bathroom" tedious hepa titis at several schools and w Deaths day carecenters over the past week. Miss Swartz also warned parentsI For the tnst 'time in Italian day care center employees to oversee the paritssndery bisicry, the Chamber ................................. Of Deputies dSIMtSd the government haveen Identified by Volusla County personal hygiene Involved and urged C hn'as.etballottnunsdIatalyafter a Hosphar ' ... HUIUI I)epartmentcdfldals, cording parents to exercise the same pernu confidence you the government woo. to wa Swartz, health department hygiene when diapering babies Public Information officer. 7A If C.'1r had lost the crr4idmnce Oplatea Miss Swans said symptoms of vote, Its government would have' Pee$.............. Misp Swans said today there Were hepatitis are: diarrhea, light. faflss* aut11fltic*UY. Defeat hi the Owielves......................1C$C seven cases reported at Enterprise headedness, -nausea, fever, pain In the IC . , Eentary School, 1 at Deltona abdomen, muscle soreness, headache, AAcW ballot did not fgc aigo,.tic resignation of the govern- SckoilM Junior High and several at day care dark urine and light stooL 1B41 8per ..... meat but placed extrene centers In the DeBary, Enterprise . . TCISviM' .........................7C hi step down, "If a child manifests any of those There was no immediate indication Weather ...............................What Is Important now, Is to Inform' symptoms, even just a low fever and $A the public on how the disease Is tran. pains In the abdomen, it's best to have It what the government plumed to 4o. World tted and how not to get it," Miss checked out." I ' is a native of Sinford AM was educated I J • Of here i a .graduate I - - - 33 - - ' Infectious Hepatitis Seen 'in Volusia Area Schools jj . - - . TODAY g . - ' CBS television Friday night. ' -, -. ' - . - - station WITI. Excerpts were aired on . - - allow oil shipments to reach the West despite the Iran-Iraq war. lions. ROME (UPI) Parliament's lower &Ie ............................IC -. IA hous, rejected a government Biiiness austerity proçssn Saturday, a move Calendar 4141 that threatened to topple Prime Classified Ad. C Minister Franceso Couiga's knoath. C,mies wlid ......................SC old Stenstrom, who WU elected to the dl)' ,- • allies will do "whatever Is required" to keep the vital Strait of Hormuz open to - war entered Its &th day, Iran Aping Kirkuk, bombing oil and in- Interview with Milwaukee television " • - - - As the Immediate Inq and no further ropft an the 3ttack group of nations. I - no I , Julian Stenatrom, l0year veteran Of the Sanford Ci ty Commission, qualifi ed Friday to seek the mayor's office in the Dec: 2 city election. N - - President - -' was 1. --*-- . 1. - . There - .-. - WASHINGTON (UPI) f. 11- " it-A C! . '7 Italy Prime Minister I - - • plane that because he does not want to "Inadvertently say anything that P p him by forcing briefing on the conflict. - • - - - on subjects. might be harmful" about the border Ragan, however, felt Carter might war, he will accept a background 117 Stenstrom Joins ' - Vital Strait Open beizning familiar. All street and nigh- and Abadan, which are reported under acknowledgment of the Kirkuk attack by spurned a peace mission by the Islamic dustrial Installations plus radar Install- ' - . Reagan swltchet positions Friday of the charges President Carter and announced . in a statement frequently makes against him distributed aboard his campaign The charge is that Reagan speaks i irresponsibly. and without allI the - rig ihe noons on Xhoffamshahr I for cover in shelters that an now . - ' I _________________________________________ . . . . War Briefin I . the Attack. The 95,mile pipeline - nearly 400 strike hit Baghdad airport. miles of It In Turkey -was inaugurated through less classified means. President: Keep And the president said If the strait Is closed and supplies cut off, an cities. on the pipeline in Turkey. The Iranian armed force command agreement to oil share oil among the allies am west of the Tigris river. The exact the Twidmh eastern, Mediterrawn port The Iranian pommand said Its war-, "Itaill forces ha" arrived on the also lisid its plants attacked Albakr would be triggered and voluntary, man1j4JLInedL&t1Y d.t.r -of Ishendensi for IDIdIr(tIItOI$IIkStf. nines deiUsd Percent Cf the' olit*fij etAhwflSfl4 DezIuL after which it Lalied the tget, aource for .J da conservation measures would. In Baghdad, the Iraqi command said instaUstlons In the northern Iraqi oil city haying liberated sqverai IriIan villages Iraqi oil exports, but 1t gave no uge become mined necessary Baghdad to its forces reach ed the outskirts of Iran's of Kirkuk, starting point of Iraq's main and army positions," destroying 40 estimates The noon bombing brought halt Men women and children dashed =oil producing center of Ahwaz, pipeline ttrough Turkey to Europe. Iran appeared to be directing its raids tanks, the Iraqi command said. Carter made the statements in an the last two years In the Central Florida area and has lust recently remodeled his new specially Furthermore, there are a large number of wide Washington for the Intelligence briefing on the war between ' Iraq And Iran, he may succeed In blunting one • ' way traffic came to it halt for about one .Aom attact Ahwaz Use to do nartb of "I feal that young Poople, In many cases, we un ' Sanford aiftet, which Is located . between Burger King and Fla"p Bmk on Orlando justifiably charged high rates., and I know that many may I Avenue (323..2454). be ~ an c&W Thar* why monthly payments we our - ' authorities launched di for those rçsponalble for hlmtokeep silent on some matter that Reagan could actually have obtained and a military camp.In the second raid, In 1977 and coat nearly $00 million. It Clii two American-built F4phantoms hit an cam ss million tow of crude per yew to the two suranc " particular customers, As a result, represent 35 to different companies who tg.t Mr. Kazarlan- IS fully aware that we, as drivers, are U 4 r'mi to -'l.•IJMI!ul.J 'nUtCflCSmirrr. aufllflw s SnOws tired of reading dç beat-the--- Ji1!YLI.iOthe '1W tensed Dda IboUI hOW we they want to pay.", high càIlof àur auto insurance, but there is something give my cus,rs the insurance they ,.ed at the ice I I noon. • dtwl made lets also bombed There were no Immediate reports of asualties. ' . Reagan TO Acceptx 'Reports from Turkey said the pipeline Mardtn Province. They ' - 46 attacked early Saturday near the southeastern Turkish city of Silopl In was LOSANGELES(UPI)-Inabouta week, when Ronald Reagan Is beck In ' -. ' . flJLIAN 81'ENSThOM .,.eaIkngesIncumbt - - [uulre on - - .................... • - ____ • • -- - - -- / I F " _. . 4-r ' - , ' . - . - - - - - - . . I . t. ,4 , - I . . I Cents .. . _ 11 -_ I . -. - -~ :. opportunity to address the language contained lna law paued during the 1980 session. State Development Corp. of Longwood ... - 't . . kikwl . ,: .1 ~" __-~ . 1W . _. ': I ". .:". , , Z 1 't- _______________________________ a $50,000 deposit on the property NEW YO(UPI)- -NBC 1he 4iIgJily acclaimed drama of feudal Ja pan, was the second most popular mlrdaerlea ever shown on network television. TIii "JpanàiRoots" outdrew all other niliii.eerles except ABC's original, Afro-American "Roots," according to ratings figures released Tuesday. The show captured 51 percent of the viewing audience during Its five-part, 12-hour showing last week. The five episodes of "Shogun" were the five top.-rated shows for the week ending Sept. 21, and they gave NBC a' wide lead In the week's ratings over ABC in second place and CBS in third. Second place ABC maintained its sense of humor. A ratings memorandum from ABC started, "Shogun' .., wa oklnaselkodeatta. Sore wa owatta! Subetewaseijoni modoranakupewa naranal. Karma wa karma, neh?" Translated, ABC says, that means, "Shogun' was a big ratings success. But it is over! Things should return to normal now. Such Ma fate, right?" . ..* 1 .1 r '°'r 1fi1.1;T_, . 1. II ~~-_ ~- 11 I.."14, editorial, Ppge6A See Marc Robinson, Winter SixInP trepreneurandaprincipalInbothMId ------ run for 13 consecutive Sundays DEAR DICK Iliave a $10 bet with my mom that you ' most recently as Ellub-tth in the PBS series, shows, I __ - . r 11 'I . . .- . 1 . . .. . r . . . 'L_ .,I I1 !t:i_ State Fish ,(= 0Vi*W 0 0 1 t AA i . , _.H Com. m-i.. .'.i, s s o n -i . -., -Z M 1Skc Low .. \' ". . - 4 The proposed development of a $17 million quarter-horse racetrack off Lake Rosd in Lake Mary E balled into plans for additional development o1 the west side state-4, across from the racetrack Site A Huge Audience . - . . . . I . . .-; .t DONNA ESTES Herald Staflwrikr . . . - . . . . . . . . . . -_ . -' . 7.; .Z., ,._ ..",:" " , . ,, . .% zz 1'._ . ! ," ., I., , .1 ....-I .I I , : . o" ., . 1.1 . .v,...i! , _% ,. -I.1., ., ._ . 1_ is -._ . .('...._ . :.." -l )-. .";,. - .. .,I_X" IZ -1i ,., _ .. . 1. !. I . . . I '. v "", _ . ` I .., ;1Ik, '..'.'.' ,. ,., j'.' . _.,-_1,_I .V".,. , .. . - I.1.J RI... I I I 1UI By , - . - k C 'Shogun'.aptures .., . . 1 . Horse Ti rac * injury was to his face But as you can see, the surgery husband, NICO) Wllllarnion and guest-starring on TV aired on PBS In IM. Has It ahvady been shown? it not, . 0 It was moderately serious -an auto accident, -. accenL It's been lumi following her career -on Broadway In 11 Inadmistl ble Evidence" opposite her future (sectind) working on a 13-pert series, "Cosmos," which was to be I I 0 1 . I . -I . 1 - I . . I . I . ~.rl 'Cosmos' series" was to premiere on PBS on Sept. 28 and went to England to study acting and acquired S British - I I . . . . I - . -- \ ,:, ~L.. '. J'U= r. --ILM.L,Trentou,N.J. Strip." Jill Townsend Is the oldest daughter of an American businessman and a former starlet. I knew her in high school on tmg Island -we called her Tony. She FREEMAN, Joplin, Mo. . - no~ and, it so, v!hat happened and bow serious was It? In reference to the girl who played Dulcey in "Cimarron Place." Would you please settle Ode for us? PATRICIA ~ - "Pldark." I hope that In the future others follow her-. career, too. TERRY CRAIGMYLE TETREAULT, Manchester, N.H. Did you win or lose the 10? Anyhow, thanks for the formation, and! have a tidbit for you, in return -Jill Is in the coming sery movie, "The Awakening," with Chariton Heston. DEAR DICK I recently read an article on th e "Star Wars" movies. It talked about Mark Hamill and said he was Injured after the filming of the first "Star wan" requlredplasticsurgery.CanyoutellmeUthlsistrueor - Dallas" ----- O Evening Herald (USPS I . To, it is based on the first ---- . . . . this Irojeet? When willIt be available to the public? STEVE MA17HEWS Pittsburgh, Pa. You should be able to find a paperback book called "Dallas" at your bookstore now. Published by Dell written by Lee Ralntree, few episodes of the series. Later, Bantam will come out with a series of based on " and the "Dallas" charact ers. DEAR DICK I have heard that Chortle ------- Prltfr'i r.21 novels ,__ __1____._._.__ .;1 .__C -, *ng In Bookstores ean A . g .. . I- No. . 32-Sunday, Sept. 2$, 19$0-Sanford, Florida 32771 ~ being me& into a poveL Is this true? How far are they on I. .. I . ..---"---- __ . Dallas -- I .- . I I- . . .- - Frly, . I . 0 Tie-In Plan . . o I I . - - Year, .. . . . . ,I.. . I . . - . . I - FL -. . I .T -'" I . I I- 0, I . W " 1 73rd - . - __------ . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 01, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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