1 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9d76995ea9f4ab6baff2689ee6c237d9.pdf 88335bf916570bcde14e2029ba18d4e8 PDF Text Text r -, •- - 1 - . S .. . . . - - -. . - - - .- - -. - .- . . .. . . . i'•'•-•.••• ..*-., .t I ' --.----.--"-- . . . 72nd Vera, No. 113—Tuesday, January 1, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 'I . 1 ' —t ..,.. Man, 23, Dies in --.L_ 1A-...--!---- I curiviurnin nouse rite •• 'L.. -4... I ' - 4 Cigarette In Mattress Blamed - I- - . Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Casselberry ; * . . An autopsy performed by County By DONNA ESTES Seminole County and Longwood discarded cigarette may have caused the Herald Staff Writer Medical Examiner Dr. G. V. Garay at firefighters assisted by Herndon fire in the mattress," Kinley said. The A Casselberry man was pronounced Seminole Memorial Hospital this mor- Ambulance attendants, administered fire was reported at 4:54 a.m. dead on arrival at Florida Hospital, ning determined Joe W. Linhardt, 23, cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) The fire was under control within 10 to 15 minutes, Kinley said. While the fire Altamonte early today after the bedroom died of smoke inhalation as a result of the on the victim at the scene. didn't damage the adjacent bathroom, of his home at 1201 Lake Lucerne Circle, fire. Chief Fire Inspector Joe McCluan of Casselberry, was gutted by fire. Seminole Fire Chief Bill Kinley said McCluan said the heat was intense The body was found by Seminole the Seminole County Department of eight firefighters and fire investigators enough to melt the fixtures in the •' .. • '•:. . . . .. • ' ' .,_.. County and Longwood firefighters on the Public Safety said the fire was ap. of the two departments responded to the bathroom. There was extensive smoke damage to flodr of the bathroom adjacent to the parently caused by careless smoking In fire. He said damage to the home is bed which caught the mattress on fire, estimated at $5,000. "ft appears a most of the house, McCluan said. bedroom, I Afghan Soldiers Ba* ttle Russians t,' Travelers arriving in Peshawar on the by Babrak Karmal asked for Soviet help the anti-communist Moslem guerrillasin PESHAWAR, Pakistan (UPI) — Afghan soldiers battled Russian troops in Pakistan-Afghan border said Soviet "after extensive provocation by im- provinces throughout the country. the capital of Kabul in open defiance of troops and Afghan army units battled perlalism and foreign enemies of the Diplomats in New Delhi said 25 Soviets the Soviet force that has swelled to 50,000, each other for two hours with tanks and Afghan people." were killed and 225 wounded in fighting artillery early Monday in northeastern reports from Kabul said, Diplomats in New Delhi estimated the last Thursday that led to the ouster and & _____ The mile-high. Afghan capital was Kabul. Soviet force in Afghanistan has grown to execution of President Haftzullah Amin No casualty figures were available. virtually sealed off. Officials of Ariana 50,000 and said two motorized rifle and brought Karmal to power. Afghanistan Airlines today said flights In Washington, President Jimmy divisions are fanning out over the U.S. intelligence sources said 200 to 250 were not landing in Kabul because of bad Carter said Monday Soviet President country's mountainous areas controlled soldiers have been killed or wounded in weather. Leonid Brezhnev lied about the by Islamic guerrillas, who have battled the fighting so far, but did not specify A flight scheduled to land in the Kremlin's motives in sending troops into three straight Marxist regimes. whether the Soviet casualties were Ne?ad pi,,i, by 'rem Neohmw Afghanistan capital Monday en route Afghanistan and his opinion of the Soviet Diplomatic and rebel leaders in sustained during the actual coup. from Frankfurt to New Delhi overflew Union has "changed drastically." Peshawar said Soviet troops in Kabul th embattled and landed in New But Kabul Radio Mon also were preparing to confront local e city y da echoed, The M os lem fighters ha ve ba ttled for Sherri Ann Filand ' winner of the Evening Herald's 1980 First Baby , 'Delhi. Sunday, officials at Kabul Brezhnev's earlier message to Carter, government troops resisting the takeover 20 months against successive Sovieta Seminole iviemoria, is isplayed Y er P1'Oth International Airport refused to let defending the massive airlifting of by Karmal. backed regimes, claiming the SovietPop minutes after her birth today at 9:45 a.m. Born to Linda and foreign journalists into the country, Russian troops into the mountainous Unconfirmed reports said thousands of backed leaders have disrupted centuries Royce Eiland of 625 Riverview Ave., Sanford, she weighed 6 lbs. 8 02. saying, "We cannot guarantee your central Asian nations. Afghan troops which supported the of Islamic tradition with Marxist. and is the couple's third child, The radio claimed the new regime led former regime had rebelled and joined oriented reforms. safety." - •. ,c ., ., .,. ,;''• . • - - a LITnE MISS NEW YEAR'S " . d - . . h Iranians, Afqhan~s. Storm Sov'l*et Embass JAN UAR Y .,: , U.S. Sends Signal? WASHINGTON (UPI) — A high State Department official said UARY Un United stat" will not Oppose IrWk I attempts In U.S. courts to reclaim the deposed U.N. and prevgnted them from going Into the wenM not be bmmd by simllar'votes on. on his. yWL.. "I. am mom confident •.reless.d by Jan. 7. Jan. .7. oday," Waldheim 'said before he left sipowl 1f. . But the militants' moo demands .tar"GetiIiEKurt' Waldheim The dsmoitra(crs thoutsd "Death to "ft is not the case that the U.S. has His greeting in Tehran was more an- remained the same: Before the' aimed at freeing the 50 American (Soviet leader Leonid) Brezhnev," been able to gather the necessary votes certain. Both the militant occupiers of Americans are freed, deposed Shah Mohostages and thousands of Afghan exiles "Death to Russia" and condemned Mg- for economic sanctions against Iran," he the embassy and the ruling Revolu. hammed Reza Pahlavi must be returned d Iranian supporters stormed the hanistan's new leader, Parcham Corn- said. "It only means they are reviewing tionary Council swore there were no to Iran, and Washington must handle the TEHRAN! Iran (UPI) - — . -. '. r, shah's assets after theAmerican hostaea 0 are (reed Td y munist party leader Babrak Karmal, as possible actions In the economic field." plans to negotiate with Waldheim over extradition, of the shah, now in exile on Soviet Embassy. o a Waldhebn'sJetllner from Paris landed a "Soviet puppet." Contadora Island off Panama. t. The militant occupieri of the embassy, the issue of the hostages. By late afternoon, the demonstration who have held the Americans hostage for A spokesman for Khomeini, asked in Tehran at 4 p.m. (7:30 sin. EST). Action Reports .................2* Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh had ended. the U.N. leader would meet with In a message directed to Waldheim, '. Around The Clock .............. 6* 60 days In the booby-trapped diplomatic whether ' said the secretary general was welcome compound, reacted sharply to the the religious leader himself, replied, the embassy's captors said, "If the s't i,.n Classified Ads ..................3B uuotur4auel,, W,,:s wai ting , "The future will tell." American government expects you to :, Comics ........................411 In Iran but insisted the visit was "a fact- Waldheim's arrival, told porters resolution's built-In ultimatum. . Before he left New York, a spokesman give it the good news of freedom for the r Dear Abby ...................... lB finding trip, and nothing else." "They the hostages) will be put on ( r ote in On '21 The hostages began the new year with '",°°," 'd s Eve trial's spokesman for the militants told for Waidheim said he was embarked on a spies (hostages), and if this (U.S.) Deaths ...... ...................2* far ,The time is not certain, but they lastdltch effort to free the hostages government has dispatched you to Iran their 60th day in captivity as Waldheim short " UPI. 'emand Zs ? econom " Editorial........................6A ic 1 before the 15-member Security Council for this purpose, you should know that as flew toward Iran and new trouble sanctions against hiscountr y. surely will be put on trial." Florida ........................ZA of the Imam (Khomeini) and the nations The spokesman also indicated 'the took stronger action in the form erupted in the assault on the huge Soviet Horoscope .....................411 Iy, Embassy by Iranians and Afghans effe 'se, U.NIa. WC$ hostages might be forced to face charges economic sanctions against Khomeini's. have said, the release of the hostages will National 2A take place only in exchange for the exprotesting Soviet intervention In of spying a crime that, in Iran, could Iran. Ourselves ................ : . :. LB Ghotbzadeh told reporters; the U.N. mean death before a firing squad. Afghanistan, Iran's neighbor to the edit. Spurred by demands from Washington, tradition of the traitor shah." 7.811 A group of Afghans scaled the' em- vote did not necessarily mean the Waldheim, who left New York Monday, the council on New Year's Eve passed Television ..................... lB busy's steel gate to bring do*n and burn lions would be Imposed on Jan. 7. He said said he was "confident" he would meet by a vote of 11-0 a resolution commitThe Foreign Ministry had no im. Weather .......................2* the Soviet hammer 'and sickle flag. But several countries which voted for the with Islamic strongman Ayatollah ting itself to economic sanctions mediate comment on the students' threat World ..........................2A ' revolutionary guards fired Into the air resolution Monday had told Iran they ' Rulx)llah Khomeini and other authorities against Iran If the Americans were not to have the captives tried. - • '.4 - ._ , . . — .' " ' . ............................. — — ,' - ., , , - •, .•., ' Starts New Year, New L*if * e In Sanford Laot*ian Family By JANE CASSELBERRY HeraidStaff Writer - live and help the refugee family to get oriented in its new ' , Chong Go is employed by a Sanford dried foliage business, For the rang family, which arrived In Sanford Nov. 16 after He speaks very 11th. English and expresses concern because fouj-and.atslf years as refugees in Thailand, this is not only a he sometimes doesn't understand what he is being asked to do. But according to Mrs. Braden, his employer Is very pleased new year but a new life In the United States. '' The key toasucceuf*illife here thsyaee It IS learning to with him and picks; him upeverydayto give him a ride towork. Chong Go is trying to learn to ride a bicycle to he will have speak English. The Yangi are members of the ethnic coup known as means of transportation. Hinong (pronounced inung) and was forced to flee from their On Dec. 33, coamiltlee members held an old4ashloned tree. home hi Laos when Uw commists took over. The father, trimming party at the Yang's apartment. They brought a I 'bong Ge Yang, 31, had been In the army there and, because mug tree, decorations, gifts and rafreihment& Mrs Branden they had, aided MisflOtengar$afe for them thl5oL had been unculala about how to Introduce the Yangi to Other family members who cam.bsrs with him Include: his American Christmas traditions, which she thought' were wife, Mee 77; sons, Y80 41 His (1roAoi ,d 4110,11,01dChd unknown to them. However, we 'leaned through our in(pronounced 'Saw), 9 months, and lbS grandmotr, 01y t1,tor Lam Spiny of Sanford, that they had Christmas; . (pronounced WY) Yang, 71. 'tress In 71'altaivI and they wars not new to the children. :. Ills is these end Iklong.retngse family_ to be spOIONd 'lbs Yangi are (IMuane and brought with them a letter 000psrativsly by two NOMIAtliffas fl- orttu—R.dHm.r from the E1cal Qardi In Thailand. They attended .Vs 14a* left Sanford to Join sp, and Good S1qhrd. The Owishmil survk*s at both Good Shepherd and 'relatives In ln.uN WWsrnraf U100911111.the R.dHIDV clairches. Mrs. Yang wore bar coloft Hinung agregations applied for iii th,r family to coomsu' native dress for the Qrmas Eve service. At 9w request she bsfa1iIly'sd.pitluslsrthsUnI$idSt$tN was delayed for donned It again for our plctir.. grit difference they netlosdin 11* church -Whet was uz until the VwNlr recvai's4 from a hoist with eneuinoiila. The family we. located - "N Iio- the ththeran services hers from thm theywereaccustesned to attending? ilniçatien aid Refuges 1*'$CSI which lrd the refugees The maey electric Ns in durcius, Ciong Go said. ása.y fir the fli to Iidu from Aisd whet sims tho4d who she first visited a Sanford hes, headed by 'ióirmaihol, MwlangkiJ "I ka.w aU these things wire food, refugN ceM1lt1Nfrà the two na s. TaNw. 8mbe, bid bess sohiflid lbs flmDy wield be but I dss't bow lagft so I wt on what kind It was inlandoI*restioma1Jsortbde7. Nov.17,st "JIM h*6.flzft,"ihsiwlilme tbrosgh the Interpreter. A A . , , ' I] . -W • , - • ': ' -, ., I • . " '• "5. • . •-. • - - . a' I j. \ ' • , . - ,• , ' . S Ni•i • • I - I . - ' S. V11 I ____ spherd the Isheaviow. Th,ihev.___ iw'#4 some MIom food and lburpvs. ag Os mid — s n_a a.mid iwnshlamss they had ensugh to be plied up, to eat, d a"ni1h' they di&2, but medical sirvices were 5455L1 e.hbsd gone I. Jeijvt When anileWtwl*qindsd them.l mid the pspelstix item iest a cousin And had beard IMP fath&s NN101 r II ____ ópws KOK "I"NIVAAkwidy wmwwIis Laisai d0 en Vrldey fr Pantor Zm. das si1idat Ums Jdpirt y bed. ir - - '. , ' H swmb,ws pld 'T up 4 uperlineet beidri Mrs. a'ehsms. . - - -• , IW'—I aid esme 6. hailed Stew. (long Go said be he had "alativ* k ts, cldidtitoks It b' Ij5 Will heW IN lbi Ii aid forced IOtA their ' - f" .LU Jibaadij4sosta -. , . D's SWUM he the U. &11 s as COONS" In .'JkiduiverhssiheaplOUs1aasdIWas.owed— thin . An u(nw4, Pigs IA '? - I4qW PUNSy J ' Two Sanford churches brought the Yang family (in native costume), Va. Blay. Chong Ge. Choi'. (above) out of a refugee camp. From left are Mee and Ihee with interpreter Lom Sperry (right) dV -' ' 4 _ I 'J ' .. ' - .-• - • -- ' - �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Burglars Net Near $20,,000 In South Semnole i Heists ________________ WORLD IN BRIEF Curreiir'y and gt'Jd wt) sthzr r& ,k n" 1,0iim IM $200 Million In Credit President Carter has agreed to provide hard-pressed Israel with an ad. dltional $200 million in credits but he has rejected a request to nearly dbuble the Israeli aid package in iveo. The decision, taken at a time when the president is determined to hold down federal expenditures, reflects Our sympathy and concern for Israel's security and wellbeing," the White House said in a statement — Monday. Carter's decision comes at a time when the Jewish state is beset by soaring inflation, trade deficits and energy bills. Rhodesian Stand-Off Ends SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) — A police offlcr today talked more than 100 guerrillas I leaving a village they had occupied in northeastern Rhodesia, ending a stand-off that threatened the ceasefire in the seven-year war for black rule, British sources said Rhodesian policemen and guerrilla commanders serving as liaison t the Predominantly British cease-fire group talk the guerrillas into lifting their occupation Monday night. Officials said they were perplexed by the seizure of the village, noting the occupiers had made no senior Ile bicycle Action Reports is ' According 3.6 Million In Mail ' income return taxpayer's or as sayi noted taxpayers MIAMI (UP!) — A U.S. Customs patrol boat in. tercepted a 43-foot sports fishing boat laden with an estimated 5,000 pounds of marijuana at the south en- income making trance to Biscayne Bay Monday night and arrested the two persons aboard. Those arrested were identified Marcos Fernandez, 37, of Tavernier, Fla,, and Gilds Diaz, 25, ,MtamI. They were handed over to Drug Enforcement 'Administration agents, who took them to the' Dade £omraty Jail. + Customs spokesman Jim Dingfelder said Fernandez and Miss Diaz were charged with possession of marijuana and smuggling and will be brought before a U.S. Magistrate on Wednesday. is as of ' now + Army Corps To Lower Lake PAIN T ____ + ,I ~~ , at Is + + Two Charged In Murder CRES1VIEW, Fla. (UP!) — Two Alabama men spent New Years day in jail on charges of shooting and killing two U.S. Air Force personnel Sunday after an argument. Raymond Alto Jones, 22, who is charged with two counts of first degree murder, was ordered held without bond. Okaloosa County Judge Jack Courtney set bond at$5o,000 for amarks David Mccullough,23, who is charged as an accessory after the fact to first degree murder. The two are residents of Florala, Ala., 20 miles north of Crestview. They were charged In the deaths of Michael Dennis Blackwell, 24, and Zola Tolllver, 11. He was stationed at Herbert Field, an Air Force in. stallation near Crestview, and she was stationed at Eglin Air Force hue. + Came 1980 A Little Late' In _________ + WASHINGTON (UP!) — The world's larges't oil producer, the Soviet Union, may be hard pressed to hit its oil production goal this year, an oil industry weekly says. Some exper ts think Russian production could peak at 12.2 million barrels a day this year and then fall, the Oil & Gas Journal reported. Soviet oil production in 1979 was estimated at 11.7 million barrels a day. While the pessimistic forecast raises so ar among major consuming nations that Russia might soon become a net oil Importer, competing with the Wed for tight supplies, a Soviet government economist said the fear was unfounded. "Skepticism voiced In the West about the U.SS.R.'s csp.blHty of fulfilllngIts oil export commltmentsls . groundless," said the economist. + BOULDER, Cole. (UP!)— The 'Ns came in a 'leap second" . Time In Paris whenever solar time begins to diverge late, but only an elite group of scientists knew It. alngnlflcantly from the standard atomic clodis, the world's Officials at the, national Bureau of Standards, the agency most accurate. This year marks the ninth time a leap second, that keeps watch over atomic clocks, said scientists Monday has been added since 1972. Inserted a "leap second" at the standard time and frequency Since the atomic clocks provide time signals for most of the broadcast stations in Fort Collins, Cole., and Kauai, Hawaii. Western Hemisphere, the National Bureau of Standards Was Dr. Jim Barnes, chief of the bureau's Time and Frequency to keep them no more than ninth-tenths of a second different Division, said the extra second was Inserted with the use of a ,. from solar time. 'mwnberofswltdies on each time code generator. The switches Atomic seconds are minutely shorter than solar seconds, the _________________ allowed the equipment to add the second before it changed to latter being based on the Earth's spin. It takeg 310,001 of the zero hours Greenwhlch time atomic seconds, but only 31,338,000 of the solar seconds, to ne NW second Is required by the International Bureau of make a year. ' + J Gin, 1 2, Found Alone And ____ + + ' + + PIDIADELFWA (UPI)—Polioe found 12-year-old Kimbut Ii n bar bedeoowuslng two trash bags to eid Mr 'iek.d qmy$d3I'pouod b* from the told in a room wWwvt best, 11g or fwnitute. Poos who bed gen. to lmwshlgsto a ripoetid discovered thi abewlvasd child early Monday en th. secondAsit ci IUys trasb.11usr.d hem. In west pllil,d,thla. . The Child WN takes to 11oim Hftsl whit. she was ______ , idres, ' - ------ + WITY 06%" CYEP 7j\J - .uwh' &A ti hh d — — — -- — — — — bin. .* 1 W TROPHY SHOP PH. 322.4831 21i FRENCH AVE. SANFORD (Nsid Is W1111m11n$ 6smm,mic151) PLAQUES — TIOPHIIS — DISK SITS DISK PLATES — NAME TAOS — PIN SITS MIDALS— RIBBONS —KEY CHAINS 24 HOUR ENGRAVING SERVICE . + -4muisg REMODEL—OR CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH BE. LINK CONSTRUCTION 5' + + + WINTER $P*lNI$OPFIC( - Monday, Widuandsy £ Pridey 9*31WOrN P.M. • + + VIhI.n Road, Sanford + , i ~J , RM -0 .111JIMIIIEW I , --,,- -.~ ~ a -ga, Nk , - #_, .." 4 -, . ; I lhv~`o ~ " I — ...___ lOflLJ(5J L_-Uflt5 Construction I ORLANDO—SANFORD DILTONA BUILDERS &NOMIOWNINS __________________________ 4151 WIlY 1$? ST. SANFORD 3fl45 SANFORD. FLA. 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MEN'SSTYLE - CIJT SHAMPOO and SLOWOEY-Ng,si I + Florida DOath Toll At 14 Starving ~ .40~. + a nseasenTyrnild mist 1 ffi T1 NleneI Weather krvc rertnd Ks,5,,5 rakisliuwxs ever me north and central Pacific diet and me ''ut ___ Pulses ii u'a. and Nevada wwra , PaW sides isd unisshsnaidy mUd temperature. peislatad ever mist nt His ak'.s, Midaint and Istarn untie. Dm55 1e $ntHul in Mkidean1110001"ssl Ifikisis. Indian. nd CSill sresnd isVY ARIA IIADINI$ It aa.)t temperature: Us evmrnlgnt Isis: 41 biiI N av's h1: 4$j beremsiric pressure: 3844: relative Iwmld$y: U ercli WIndST tiw silt ni.p,t. WIDNISDAY TINS: Soytesa Seas Mi, 7:41. le.. i:Ng 1i11i. UK low 1:41 Pert Canevwah Miii. 7:3 Isw 5:14, Idsli, It:V, Isis 1:15. Iiv1: ii* 1:111Miii 7:41k 1ev 7:38. ISA NSICMT* IL *uiu Jill toJ Intsi• Sit U mites: wint Se neitliwent arsund II kanti Nweupli tlgM, dlminlsiihia titHe We*issdar $ s,y 3 5 5I•. ARIA P**@CASTI Partly cloudy today end msntly stumy Wit nss*y. Cantuiwit v$s ØI. NIIS (Ilustly nusr es teMp 11W low AN WuSuuNp. Low iunlit in Si. mIs to u. IN. WI wise is *m* Ills 15MISSnliii Sadly anwtenJt + . NMR NO 1 ö. + . NATNALIIIT3arIytdap,1w ' TREE ALL FRAMES Is 322-8481( 2544 S. FRENCH AVE. (17-92) SANFORD—PH 32 3.8060 1711 S, HWY. 427 LONGWOOD MON.-FRI. 10-1:30, SAT. WI . : CAMPHOR NOW FORMING P RENO, Nevada (UP!) — Police In riot gear hurled teargas grenades Into a casino distr ict crowd whose New Yesri celebrations early today turned Into a rodi4browthg melee. Police made at least three sweeps down Virginia + Street ising tear gas to disperse the demonstrators,, Pollee Captain Charles Williams said when he arrived at the acme "all hell was breaking loose." ACRES INCLUOIS YOUR CHOICI OP PRAMIS: WlIts sln,Is vision glass ions.s A.O. 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Paints P.n Paints GLASS £ PAINSS nEE + U.S. Traffic Deaths N.ar 300 + - - "ONE FREE DAY" A COMPLETE LINE ________ SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — High winds and choppy seas prevented the Coast Guard from latching tow lines to two barges that' washed ashore north of the Golden Gate Bridge, one of them carryi ng sealed containers of chlorine gas and low-grade explosives. The Coast Guard monitored the situation during the right and uld they would attempt again today to remove the dangerous cargo or pull the barges to & ~ . I ': 4_ D Carol Continued from Page 1A baby-sit if they all three attEnd the same time. was too much noise!" Chong Ge recalled. Chong Ge speaks lAoUan, Hniong and Thai, but his English The Yangs have relatives in Elgin, Ill., Park Forest, Ill, and extremely limited. He recognizes the need to learn 5'mgllah France. When the subject of relatives arose, there was some as the most difficult and most important undertaking he faces, confusion as to who lived where and their relationship. Blay, He is very apologetic that he cannot speak in our language. As the very lively and alert matriarch of the family Jumped up I was leaving, he asked Lam to tell me he wanted to talk to me ançl went to bring back a book containing names and addresses again when he had learned to speak English. and a snapshot with their pictures on It. Lam, a Thai native who met her American husband there Chong Ge said they were happy their oldest son would be and is living in Sanford, volunteered to help the refugee starting kindergarten this week, but he was concerned because committee communicate with the first Hmong family. She is Ya does not understand English. Mrs. Braden told him not to also the sole line In their language with the worry, the boy would learn, and that she herself had not known Yangs and is called on when a special need arises. Engllih as a 5-year-old entering school as she came from a Finnish family. Warned by Mrs. Braden that they might be awakened by Be wanted to know if the adults in thefamily also would have firecrackers going off around midnight on Year's Eve, the opportunity togoto school and learn English. Mrs Braden but not to be scared, Chong Ge replied that heNew had head worse assured him he, Billy and Mee would all be enrolled In English than that when he was In the army and a few firecrackers classes at Seminole Community College. She even offered to wouldn't scare him. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) — The Jacksonville District of Op U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Is drawing down the water level of Lake Ocklawaha by four feet over the next two weeks, District Engineer Col, James W. R. Adams said Monday. Me Corps is fluctuating the lake's water level to control the rampant growth of hydrilla, an aquatic weed, which is restricting recreational use of the lake, Adams said, Americans from families of English origin still up the largest single ethnic group - with 25.9 million persons but German-Americans ran a close second with 20.5 million. made 630 Rivervlew, Sanford 'Explosive' Barges Aground Laotian Family Starts New Life 16.1 in 1978. I me fe now whites in the population rose from 12.6 in 1960 to Child Care Center and Kindergarten 1 Licensed and Approved 4 Now accepting Fulitime and Part time enrollmentS * FULL LEARNING PROGRAM *DEVELOPMENTAL I PLAYGROUND cOVER 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE I * PROFESSIONAL CARE AND TRAINING — INFANTS TO 12 I YEARS •AFTER SCHOOL CARE AND TRANSPORTATION *NOW OPEN FRI. & SAT, NIGHTS TIL MIDNIGHT CHILO CARE BY RESERVATION ONLYI .11sf IlmitOd) Soviets May Be Low On Oil for tax Marijuana Shipment sons compared to 10.3 marriages per 1,000. Females outnumbered males in 1978 by 112 million to 106.5 million compared to a 91.4 million to 89.3 million edge in 1960. The average American is still a white AngloSaxon Protestant, but the percentage of non- HAPPY to begin gathering Customs Intercepts blacks. The average Statistical Abstract of the United States. The data book said 70.1 percent of adult men The Census Bureau's annual book of statistics in its centennial edition available today lists the and 64.2 percent of adult women were married, Only 4.8 percent of the men and 6,7 percent of the U.S. population In 1978 at 218.5 million. It said the median age of the population in 1978 women were divorced. The divorce rate in 1978 was 5.1 per 1,000 perwas 29.7 years — 30.6 for whites and 24.3 for S to new enrollmentss of - director for IN BRIEF — r WASHINGTON (UP!) — First lady Rosalynn Ca rter's New Year's resolution includes national ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and t he re-election President Carter. Mrs. Carter was quoted by an aide ng "This year, I am resolved to pass the Mental Heal th Systems Act, to ratify the ERA, re-elect the president and do a better Job keeping my diary." More than 3.6 million Federal tax packages payments made to a relative, including a grandparent, unless are in the process of being mailed to Florida taxpayers, ac- the relative is the dependent child under 19. cording to Charles 0. DeWitt, IRS Florida. The tax rate schedules have been widened, reducing taxes "We expect that nearly all packages will be in the hands of in several Income brackets. taxpayers by January 5," DeWitt said. The IRS director enAccording to DeWitt, the widening of the brackets is couraged Floridians their tax records now designed to prevent higher earnings generated by inflationary so they can file their tax ret ur ns early. forces from pushing taxpayers more quickly into higher tax "Those who are entitled to refunds and file their returns in brackets. January can generally expect to receive their checks within 4-6 Other changes include the elimination of the gas tax weeks," DeWitt added. Last year nearly three out of four deduction and deductions for political contributions. However, Florida taxpayers received refund checks, the limit credits for political contributions has been DeWitt doubled to $100 on a Joint return. will find a number of changes in the Also, people who receive unemployment compensation may 1979 tax laws. "The alterations will save most taxpayers money while other changes will result In some people having to be required for the first time to include all or part of such pay more," he said, benefits in gross Income. "There are also changes involving Some of the items which may help reduce taxes include: the earned credit which may result in a tax credit of up — The "zero bracket amount," the amount of Income which to $500 for some persons less than $10,000," DeWitt is not subject to tax, has been increased. For married taxsaid. payers filing jointly, the amount is The IRS director noted that more than 1.5 million Floridians $3,400, an increase of $200 over last year. will be receiving the shdrter Form 1040A package. ,,Once — The amount for each exemption a taxpayer claims now again we expect a record number of our state's taxpayers will $1,000 compared to $750 in 1978.However, the general tax credit be able to use this form and still obtain all the tax benefits they has expired but this is offset by the increased exemption are entitled to," DeWitt said. While overall tax return filing by Floridians has increased 13 percent during the last three — Filing levels have been Increased. For example, singles years, Form 1040A filing hog nearly doubled. need to make $2300 Instead of $2,960 before they are DeWitt urged taxpayers to use the pre-addreaaed IRS enrequired to file a return. Self-employed persons must still file if velope and peel-off label provided with their taxpackage since their net earnings were at least $W. this will speed up processing of their returns and get their — Parents, may now claim a tax credit for child care checks to them more quickly. FLORIDA WASHINGTON (UP!) American is married, white, about 30, and he is having trouble keeping up with inflation and taxes. That picture unfolds from the 1,057 pages, 1,601 tables and 54 charts In the 100th edition of the First Lady Wants ERA Floridians' Tax Forms On Way. . _ — — 10M Average American Is Married, 30 Years Old And Has Money Woes str were sent to try to ___________ we The bill signed by Carter Monday auth orized conuction of the Waste Isolation Pilot Project, a permanent repository for highly radioactive defense wastes near Carlsbad, N.M. to court papers, officer deputies on a monitoring Twelve days after a coworker plunged to his conveyor belt — was being strengthened. "But the fact remains the guard screen was the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 The net was strung 20 feet above ground to unsafe," he said. "Something should have been gives a worker the right to refuse a job when he catch materials failing from the conveyor. (lone about it, and nothing was until a man was reasonably believes it would expose him to a from the plant's ceiling —even though it was part Maintenance workers were required to clear the killed." "real danger of death or serious injury." of their job. net periodically. The company docked Deemer and Cornwell six The trial court concluded the department ex!pr "1 realize it was a task hours pay and gave them written performed nhtjv, rrv'inx'ndc re'r(3p(1 ,t' .?Vt)Y'Y)Jy in i.sc:jin' the rppvitj,wc m but once you feel the refusing to do their Jobs. shock (of the accident) appeals court disagreed, ruling the "right you But an unsafe and claimed the right to refuse to work think, 'it could have been me The Lsbor Department filed suit against instead of him'," to a hazard-free work place" is implicit in the 1970 under conditions that might cost them their lives, said Cornwell, 31, now a maintenance mechanic Whirlpool in federal court, charging the law. "I just didn't want to walk on it because a guy at the Marion plant. disciplinary action amounted to unlawful Whirlpool appealed the case to the Supreme had gotten killed." said Deemer. Deemer, 34, a father of four who now works at retaliation against workers for asserting their Court, arguing that the law does not expressly At the time of the fatal June 28, 1974, accident the plant as an assembler, said Whirlpool is rights, give employees a "protected right" to refuse to the net — strung under 13 miles of overhead "safer than most places in town." The department said regulations issued under work. death in 1974, Virgil Deemer and Thomas Cornwell refused to step onto the 13-acre net strung WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter has reluctantly signed a bill authorizing the nation's first permanent atomic waste dump, but he said he could not endorse the project and still may take a different approach to the waste problem. she was arrested and charged with refusing to aid a peace and resisting with violence. The charges were later dropped, states her complaint. Miss Fogle was arrested Monday by Seminole County sheriff's Texas charge of aggravated robbery. of a Whether Workers Can Refuse Tasks Carter OKs Atomic Dump 1978. Sanford. WASHINGTON (UP!) — November's 1.3 percent drop in the government's index leading economic recession, the indicators signals the beginning head of a private economic forecasting firm says. The Commerce Department said the drop of the Index, ann ounced Monday, was the sharpest In 2'i yew's and followed a 1.4 percent dip in October. The index, comprising 12 com ponents ranging from stock prices to building permits, has declined in four of the past five months. An economic rule of thumb is that three consecu tive declines in the leading Indicators means a recession is Imminent. Christine circuit court In Sanford, charging deputies Howard Mullen and Henry Higgins improperly and illegally arrested, jailed and assaulted her, while taking custody of her children on May II, at The case involving two wnrjrpr ,rho )xiIkcd an assignment to walk out onto a huge safety net at a Whirlpool small appliance plant in Marion, Ohio, has been five years In the making. The high court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Jan. 9, after it returns from a monthlong holiday recess, of + Decide WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments next week in what could be a landmark labor case deciding whether workers have the right to refuse to do work they + think threatens their lives, Economic fndfcafor Drop Said To Signal Recession '?,'fl? valued $125. WOMAN HELD IN ROBBERY Being held in the Seminole County Jail awaiting extradition to Dallas, Texas, is Carla Lee Fogle, 21, of Francis Street, i.- to Court To . IN BRIEF taken from the Victor Gammichia home at 141 Hamlin Drive, south Seminole, Monday when burglars forced their way Into the residence. No one was at home at the time, according to Seminole County deputies. * Fires Meanwhile Monday night, a house owned by Frank J. * Courts Badamo, 1300 Classic Drive, south Seminole County was also burglarized and completely ransacked. Police Beat * Items taken Included a television set, sewing machine and I jewels valued at $6,995. Burglars weren't so fortunate when they attempted to pry open the front door of the Kathleen Travaglini home at 2544 PUB ROBBED Colgate Drive, south Seminole. They were unable to gain An armed robber took $2,046 which he ordered a cashier to entry. place in a paper bag Sunday night from Lord Qmrnley'a Pub in While Dean Handle of 104 Cedar Point Lane, Longwood was Altamonte Springs. He escaped the scene while patrons at the away on vacation, burglars entered his home and removed restaurant were unaware that the robbery was taking place. Items valued at $150. Lt. Steve Garver of the Altamonte Springs Police DepartJewelry valued at $2,065 was taken from the Lazy Acres ment said the robber, described as bearded, walked away Lane, Longwood home of Lourdes Grabinskl. The jewelry from the restaurant through the front door after the holdup. included several gold chains, gold butterfly and nuggets. DIRT BIKE TAKEN FALSE ARREST CHARGED Someone carried off a "dirt style" bicycle left in the front A 'oman has filed suit against Seminole County and two yard of Jane D. Lingle, 312 Lake Boulevard, Sanford, Monday. sheriff's deputies, charging false arrest. S8Jthfd Police Department is Investigating. F. Levering filed suit and requested a jury trial In Carter Grants Israel WASHINGTON (UP!) Tu.sday, Jan. 1, 19I0-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 1, mo _" .. ~ L .. It -, '_ ,- , .. 3 1. .. , . . .... " "~ , ,' r, f r-r., "I , . I . I" :~, , .. . ~-, ., , -,f.,t._., L : . .. I ; , ~i . 7 , .-:I ----.', . - r - �I] S ., .. -. . •• I * I 4A.Ev.nlnp Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 1, l$O Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Florida In The 1970s: A Mixed Bag Of Memories By MICHAEL 0. FOWLER bilingual by law and midway School decided against ser. abortions. Both times, federal Hatcheti. He left for a federal free - released not by terror ched thousands of square against the Florida East United Press International through the decade, more ving its mascot, a pig named courts said no. judgeship. Gainesville elected but by "dialogues" with Fidel miles of drought-stricken Coast Railway - ended in The 1970* gave Floridians a than half of Miami's Big Red, at the post-season The mayor of Homestead its first black mayor since Castro. Eve'rglades. The federal court in 1974. Most of the mixed bag of memories - population was Latin. football banquet. ordered female city em- reconstruction. A federal jury At the 1972 Republican government bought a huge union employees had long. good, bad and bizarre. Animals made news, too. A Plantation man took a ployees not to wear slacks or gave a black Virginia family Convention in Miami Beach, hunk of the fragile Big since gone to work elsewhere. Violence shattered the The once-dwindling sledge hammer and blouses "with cleavage down $25,000 over a racist slur in a hundreds ofpollce lobbed tear V V;TMX Swamp. Rain fell M&XILras. 71 &C ZeMc. ( cztçxc, ecic cttc, ç, ii' %i it?eneô and Miami restaurant, t A au \ gas and swung clubs at from artificially "seeded" There was the hottest homes - even a college decade's end, 500,000 peered exterminator who had allowed pants suits. The city' The anti-war and racial thousands of anti-war protes- clouds. sorority house. summer in South Florida's Three at Florida through eyes just fumigated his house. He said manager of Satellite Beach violence of the 60s carried ters. Eight youths charged Squadrons of tiny wasps did history - 1974 and hurricanes raked Florida. showing above the water, and his pet skunk was poisoned. formally requisitioned a over, matched by terrorism in with plotting to disrupt the battle with the dread citrus state's coldest winter - the 1977, Snow fell on Miami. Motorists they were no longer on the An Eau Gallie football personhole cover, Miami's Cuban community. convention became known as blackfly. when snow fell in downtown steamed in gas lines. Teen. endangered species list. In the coach was called on the Towns confiscated Playboy In Jacksonville in 1971, a the Gainesville 8. Their rowdy agers Disney World changed Miami. A tornado killed three drank legally, first documented case in the carpet for inspiring his magazine. Fort Myers or- policeman shot a black teen- fivemonth trial was peppired Florida's economy. But the Clearwater schoolchildren, Streakers ran naked through state's history, a gator killed players by biting off the heads tiered all the Burt Reynolds ager, and four nights of with contempt citations. They biggest business success story Hurricane Eloise did $70 strçet.s and parks. Pay toilets somebody - a 16-year-old of frogs. centerfolds removed from looting, vandalism and were acquitted. may have been the Charter million in damage to the were outlawed. Police hunted Sarasota girl. A small child Florida's people struggled Cosmopolitan. The Equal sniping followed. Other cities Tear gas fogged the Co. of Jacksonville, a Panhandle. In the last year of an elephant in Dade County. feeding seagrapes to an with issues. Like the rest of Rights Amendment failed had lesser incidents. Three University of South Florida conglomerate whose revenues the decade, hurricanes took Mickey Mouse was a major African Crocodile named the country, they found the 70s again and again in the years later, a group calling campus, too. But at Florida grew from $115.7 million to $4 on masculine names as well economic force. Dope smug. Cookie at the Miami Ser- to be 10 years of economic fits Legislature, itself the Black Liberation State, students began shed. billion, as feminine. David and gling was another. Modest pentarium died in its Jaws. and starts, violence and fun, Miami-based National Air- Army sent tapes to ding their clothes. The biggest flop may have Frederic raked the state, homes sold for $100,000. Bluefish attacked bathers perplexing moral dilemmas, lines abandoned an ad cam. Jacksonville reporters taking The streaking craze spread been a plan by Westinghouse Men roared off from Cape off the Gold Coast, injuring a gains and losses by women, paign that drew feminine credit for the deaths of two across the country. A to build floating nuclear Treasure-hunter Mel Fisher Canaveral, walked on the dozen. An elusive creature blacks and environmentalists, furor, "I'm Barbara," a white youths. They called for psychologist likened it to power plants. Offshore Power found the wreck of the moon and returned with called the "Skunk Ape," a Abortion haunted the seductive stewardess told the a racial revolution, eating goldfish. arrived Systems in Spanish treasure ship Nuestra hunks of it. An ad- sort of abominable swamp decade. In 1971, Shirley Ann camera, "Fly me." Cuban terrorists tossed By 1979, protesters were on Jacksonville in 1971, boosted Senora de Atocha, which sank venturesome treasure hunter man, appeared and disap- Wheeler of DeLand was State Sen. Jack Gordon bombs in Miami, demanding. the streets again, but the as an economic savior. It in 1922 with its hold crammed named Mel Fisher found gold peared on the fringes of the convicted of manslaughter for tried repeatedly .- and futiley the release of political prison- message was different. They ended the decade with no full of 40 tons of riches. But it and tragedy on the ocean Everglades. having one. As a condition of - to legalize marijuana. ers from Cuban jails. Four were telling the Ayatollah customers, was a mixed blessing. He had floor. Floridians murdered A circus elephant named her probation, she was told to Cities coped with court- persons died in the fire- they were ready to fight. There was a small oil boom to battle the state over his each other at a record pace - Irene, spooked by a siren, get married or leave the state, ordered racial desegregation bombing of a cafeteria. The Cross-Florida Barge in Jay, in the Panhandle, and find, and his son drowned and with devilish ingenuity. lumbered away and crunched Twice during the 70s, the and school busing to achieve Several exile leaders were Canal dried up, its con- another in the Everglades. during the search. Hyacinths that clogged cars and lawns for 20 minutes Legislature tried to give it. Florida got its first black assassinated. By decade's end struction halted by President The nation's longest The Concorde landed at waterways were battled by in Miami. Cooper City High husbands a say in their wives' supreme court justice, Joseph most of the prisoners were Richard Nixon. Fires scor- railroad strike - 11 years Miami International Airport. water buffalo, chemicals and Chinese fish. Floridians learned such new terms as no-fault divorce, or "dissolution of marriage." It made Parting less bitter. But no-fault automobile insurance didn't make driving cheaper. '. -• .. , Blackouts. Brownouts, Right to Life. Freedom of $ twin Sale . '/ '. I choice. Death with dignity, , ! ,. -. ''-'- . . Jewel Tex" (at left) , Reg. $12. Lightweight .icriic thermal Pulling the plug. '. ...,, . . ' blanket with nylon binding gives airy People-watchen followed cimfort in summer %%inter warmth 4 the antics and ezploit ' - -- 7 newsmakers as Anita Bryant Reg. $18. Textured dobby.eait? Machine washable. . . . ' ' ( Jraperies of cotton/rayon /polyestef . ', ' Full Rig. $14 Sale 10.50 and her crusade against gay .. . ...' or cotton raor, Acrylic loam backing Queen. Rig. $17 Sale 12.75 ' . ', rights; Glenn Turner and )ij3 . King, Reg. 1 a is 71 . 50*d4 flog $19 Sale 17.10 ., ' • ' mink-oil empire; Regent Eli. :_ . 75* 84 . Req $33 Sale 29.70 pr •. ' zabeth Kovachevich and nemesis, coed college darLined Sebring" (at right) -, ' mitorles she called "tax. payers' whorehouses," :.: Candace Mossier, defen72e4" ' ,, : ' dant in Miami's most peg. $30. Textury open weaves . •. . of rayon cotton acetate. celebrated murder • I AIA polyester with poly cotton • , , , .. . .., -* i In her sleep. Carl Co)ol1no, I lining 1 convicted in the 60* of killing 9654". Req. $66 Sale $7.43 pr. his wife with a barely . . . ' , ,• noticeable drug that relaxed , Whisper" Panels ' / her muscles so she couldn't : I r A • twin , '-L . breathe left prison ' J.9' each 60,63" II Ai9. $31. This automatic q Rig, Sheer polyester panels; Drifter John Spenkelink electric blanket has if I machi '' settings. checked into a Tallahassee I •'\.' adjusts to changes in , ! motel with,, a, hitchhiker, Patrice" panels room temperature Soft. .. napped act yhcipotyester 41x$3" Rig. ' Sale 3.ft . ',. . became the first pit .rsorl-,-. 3.?a each snap-fit corners .. ' executed In, Florida since • p ' 3 . ' • Full, single control . .1 . . INC Fanner law student Rag. W Sale 26.25 I F Theodore Bundy broke Into ' Sale 5.09 Full, dual control Rig. $43 Sale 32.25 . twin sheet . the Chi Omega sorority house •.' 1 , .4 Queen, dual control Rig. 5.99. A charming crewel at Florida State University, , ,. Rig. $33 Sale 2$.75 . . look of fresh picked flowers in a bludgeoned two women to ' 4, 'p multicolor print. On crisp poly/ r),pIr blar*ets on sale at similar savings. death and was sentenced t . , , . cotton percale sheets. Fiat and I die. . .• fitted sheets are the same price. "•'I t I Full, Rig. 6.99 Sale 5,94 Miami Beach teen-ager , ' s Queen. Rig 11.99 Sale 10.19 RonneyZamorakilledhisl2. ,., ,' , . ., i King. Peg. 13,99S11.11.$9 I The 'S... year-old neighbor. At . Pillowcases, by the pair. ....f trial, his attorney claimed • •- p' . , Standard, Peg. 5.49 Sale 4.97 f ') ' Elonney was to "intoxicated" Queen. Peg, 5.99 Sale 5,09 Xpenney ' • .41 4.s •' • by violence on televisim bilt fie,, King. Reg. 6,49 Salo 5.52 Sale 25% on didn't knolir right ftm wrmg. Matching bedspread is quilted poly/cotton with polyester fill The trial drew worldwide , .. bedspreads . ' ., ' ",. and back. attention •;• ., .. I' "' $ . Pr) Twin, Rig. $22 Sale 19.19 I Q GO bedspread JI'':" -. "Summilt" was televised. '' • .'. '1.. " I" I Full, Rig. $29 Sale $31 I bath 4 - " After an investigation Queen Rig $35 Sale 2529 Rig 550 As hefty as some ' It k Sale 21 .75 - ,, veiled 8.50 towels, this colorful beauty to •'(' 'i $39. Delicate quiltIng . -. .'e(' ' is thick, thirsty cotton/poly terry. guilt, Freddie Pitt, and shows up on this • Hand towel. Rig. 385 Sale 3,09 . . WUbn' Lee got pardons for . solid color poly.cotfon , Fully lined poly/cotton Washcloth. Peg, 1.65 Sale 1,32 bedsp111. read murders they had twice . . 7111 draperies polyes f ,. '\ convicted of They had spent 50*94' Machine wash ; ... . ,., .. and ." . Rat. $2I Sale 17.Upr. 12 Years in prison, nine on . Full, Reg $34 INVO death row. By decade's end, • -. SaIs2S.$g R.g.ssa Sob w19pr. they were it seeking ,f 4/ -"s ' . • "DomInique" bedspread reimbursement from the . . ,.,, . ..'stat. , In A Cwal Gables veterinarian Reg. $31. Big boautlful bouquet .4 brought a woman from Thai. patlierns. A quilted Sale 2.74beth spo t d of polyester WA to marry him, changed PJ 'wUhler _ _ towels his mind &W Wrned her in a cotton-poly terry. an Illegal alien Isaac - • S - ' ' ". _______ Hand towel, Rig. 23$ Sale 1.9$ Bashevia 8lnger of Surf.side ' ______ I ' •.k. .,,.. Washcloth. R.g. 55 Sale 1.19 woo the Nobel Prlzefor a ' '' ' .."i7''•' .5 . . __ . '1 lifetime of short stories, Or .0. • Watergate burglar Bernard -',. , 3___ Barker got a job as a building wwoctor for the city Of Politics Of The 70s Kirk, Askew And Graham Chang ed The Way The Game Is Played TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Reapportionment of t h p state's 1197 pre.cidr.ntla) pr). fnvryi'.r?errns. He .'ns&t' !''e (UPI) - From flamboyant Legislature gave each citizen people working partners and wasn't shy about turning to them for help in passing or killing laws, He campaigned statewide for a corporate income tax and took the people's mandate to the Legislature, which Claude Kirk to babyfaced Bob an equal voice in government mary to test his popularity against then Alabama Gov. Graham, the decade of the 70's reshaped the politic'l face of Florida, but the lasting imprint was of staid, judicious Reubin Askew. The lOs began with Kirk, and was the catalyst of reform, The Legislature, which began meeting annually in. stead of bienially in 1970, was reorganized into one of the George Wallace.' He credits his Florida victory with starting him on the road to the White House, There was a marked change in the style of governing when 8=1 .e did tnt .lir'rçs trict. ondOIIoeY1$OrOUIC.Ib7A Periatter, iuffes'Iitg fern Lou jg'I diassea g' wwws polyester with cotton/poly t,ciong. Oueen.Reg.SIO Bale .S,00 f'/'',.' ' ,ç, King. Peg. $12 Sale LIO c / Retired NaVy Rear An. JasanTats,whoIóveda visited ft . Machine wash and dry. , . War 110 was ,, _4, • -'' .' N". arou nd \'/' )"V'i ,".-.':::: >,. / ... -:,, Johns," and Bob Sikes, the "He-Coon" of Congress, who dominated the government scene for over two decades. Pope, a former Senate president who presided over __ most independent in the Kirk handed over the reins of adopted it over opposition of him in the be his vice presidential run. the passing of rural porkchop nation. The courts were modernized. The executive 1972 presidential handling of state contracts. Florida in 100 years, defying federal marshals to prevent government to Askew on Jan, 5, 1971. some big business interests, When lawmakers refused to He resigned and served a prison term. ninginate and much of Askew's administration was domination of the Legislature, retired in 1972 and died six courtorderpd busing of school branch of government was Kirk was a hard-drinking, Fred remolded. Florida's population bbssomed from 6,7 million in 1970 to well over 9 million in 1979, making it the eighth largest state in the nation. The state budget reflected the population growth, increasing from $2.1 billion in 1969-70 to permeated with reports he inorift later. Sikes retired to children in Manatee County schools. The decade ended with death penalty foes against demonstrating Graham, a Democrat, for ordering executions of convicted killers, Between the final 12 months of Kirk's administration and swinging newcomer to state office whose government of confrontratlon and razzledazzle earned him the nickname "governor a-gogo." Askew, on the other hand, was a nondrinking, non• cussing, Presbyterian elder and veteran of 18 years in the disclosure laws, Askew went again to the people again and won ratification of a "Sunshine Amemdment" requiring elected officials to tell how much they earn and who they owe. ' Shortly before leaving offlee in January, 1979, Askew Dickinson was defeated for re-election in 74 in a campaign waged In the middle of a grand Jury probe which resulted in his indictment on charges Involving official favors to campaign contributors. The following year, would run for president or vice president. He never did, but in late 1979, he joined President Carter's Cabinet as his chief trade negotiator. In 1970, then U.S. District Judge Harrold Carswell became the first Floridian nominated to the U.S. his home in Crestview in 1978 become the elder to statesman of West Florida. The style and cost of political ca mpa igning changed with the growth of the state. The days of sound truck and bumper sticker politikin' was replaced by the beginning of Graham's $7.7 billion in 1979-80. election, giving its votes to Republican Richard Nixon over Democrat George McGovern, Askew's choice. Florida returned to the national Democratic fold in 1976 when it voted for Jimmy Carter over Gerald Ford. Askew's eight years were marked by political scandals, but only one touched his administration. Lt. Go'. Tom Legislature who was called stumped the state to kill a Adanis, Askew's handpicked Treasurer-Insurance Com. Supreme Court. But the gimmickry and expensive term, Askew presided over dramatic changes that changed the life of every Floridian. The 70's marked the emergence of Florida as a national political force. Jimmy Carter used the "Jesus Christ supersquare," Askew had an advantage' enjo'yed by no other Florida govcrnor two successive proposal to legalize casino gambling in oceanfront areas of Dade and Broward Counties, running-mate, was censured by the Legislature and narrowly escaped impeachment on charges of misioner Tom O'Malley resigned after being impoached for misdemeanor in office. Supreme Court Senate denied him confirination because of his southern conservative view on racial segregation. media campaigns. In 1974, Askew spent $583,628 on his re-election campaign. Four years later, it cost Republican Jack Eckerd $3.3 mUllOfl to tose the race which Graham won with an outlay of $2.7 million. Much of the money was their own. Total expenditures for the 1978 governor's race exceeded $10 million. To get voter attention, candidates turned to gimmicks. Lawton Chiles was elected to the Senate by donning boots and hiking around Florida. Graham initiated a series of campaign workdays, laboring at 100 odd Jobs to help shed his millionaire image. Women and blacks became a factor in politics, but neither group made the strides predicted for them 10 years ago. Paula Hawkins became the first Republican woman elected to a statewide office by winning a seat on the Public Service Commission. She later ran for lieutenant governor and lost. Former Sen. Betty Castor tried for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket and lost too. Askew named Mrs. Dorothy Glisson as the first woman on the Cabinet and nominated Joseph Hatehett as the first black Stipreme Cs*irt justice. Mrs. Giissoh did not run for a full term and flatchett was p promoted to the federal appeals peals court, returning both the court and Cabinet to its traditional all-white, all-male status. - enact strict financial Women were rebuffed by the Legislature's repeated rejection of the Equal Rights Amendment. Republicans lost ground in the latter part of the 70's. Democrats regained control of both U.S. Senate seats; captured all but three of 15 seats in the U.S, house; increased their domination in the state Legislature and held onto all statewide elected offices. . . I f-" • . and Oilier bid pillows on sale at • I - , do PWANN6. . 24.36" NOV. 7.49. Textured beauty in cut-and-loop polyester. carved in a subtle geometric pattern latex skid resistant back Machine washable. 26.44. Rig 10 49 Sale $.I " . n $.inrd Pisia hWY 1741id . "Sunrise" area rug. QI . Is . • . i. (IA 0 Ssays 1•14 Va ... 000 loam. County became 1 ARE CLIl5t.j ron ct Plu. 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The Public Service Commission, powerful regulator of utility rates and service, was enlarged from a three. member elected body to a five-member appointed panel. The voters also did away with contested elections of Supreme Court and district court of appeal judges. I Sale 799 -91111R4111- 9 • Comptroller year to create a new document and the voters . In lat.rntsdansu IN! toPut billet tbrougb bir heed. - - first Republican governor of ted mattress covering I 4 Dads . twin K i ng, Reg 28.99 sale .33,19 Sarassia tileyWos per- by pin. • Queen. Rig 23.99 Sale 19.11 dauOft hsd um am t"MOM I Cotton/poly with poloill. Full . l9.99 Sale l5,ft 1,j I"N. K ' !he vestigating misconduct charges against them. Florida gained national attention both good and bad during the decade. McGovern invited Askew to '__•, Sale '.,.. Cushiony pillow for a soft down-like feel. Dacrong rrke permanently staffed year- .1. /( 'O's independently elected officeholders. In 1974, Education Commis. sinner Floyd Christian was indicted for bribery, conspiracy and perjury in the towel Sale 6.40 Reg. 81. The nonbinding straw ballot against forced busing and for prayer in the schools. He could not convince the people to dump the elected Cabinet and the state went against Sale 42,50 standard .ic&-rs ii'1 E.kkc and tlac McCain resigned while a House committee was in- J wow COMM Martinez, afflicted '.t' In IY72, he was unable to keep the public from supporting a Sale 1 " 'p.'orees . poiliticid deinise of state Sen. Verle Pople, the "Lion of St. Our GreatWhi te Sale. Bess My.rson attacked Florida tomatoes. Ralph Nader attacke( Florida ' private business. The other scandals involved I t Tuesday, Jan. 1, 111`10-5A - 4 - Contact neatest VA ntks (check yea heK) at IKM youths psep. a �. ~ - - . . - . - . 1 . . I I I I , ~ _. ~, - - •.-.y ------. .. ... . . 1. . - . .- -.. .. I ~ - - r- Evening Herald (liSPS 41 ) If your offspring received a pet for Christmas I hope it was a harmless goldfish or a lovable 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 puppy. Around Tuesday, January 1, 1980-6A I thought having escaped hermit crabs lurking about the house was creepy until we paid a holiday visit to my brother-in-law's home in Fort Lauderdale. The family happily announced the youngest son's pet boa constrictor Rusty, which had been missing for six months had been found. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO. Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ' Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $100; Month. $4.25: 6 Months StS, ' ear WL*). N ________ __________ The Clock Ultimate Crime By JANE CASSELBERRY Two good Scouts tied the knot Friday at Girl Scout Camp Mah.Kah-Wee in Chuluota. Doris Bacon, of the Girl Scout Citrus Council and Chris Elsea manager of Sanford Plaza Penney's and a longtime adult scouter with the Boy Scouts, appropriately chose the camp as the site for the wedding. Out leaped Rusty like a dolphin after a fish and it was back to the glass cage for him. Skinny Rusty made up for lost time eating two rats the first Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ft%%wa, 1tsidtm %A the U.S.A. will visit Central Florida In early January and on Jan. 8, the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts, Inc. and Walt Disney World will present her with the brand new Walt Disney World badge for Juniors and Cadettes. The badge will be presented in ceremonies In the courtyard of Cinderella's Castle in the Magic Kingdom. By the way, the Sanford Girl Scout Service Unit has a new name and is now "Orange B1ossomSem1nole." about once or twice a week.) Now when I heard this tale and thought of the times I had visited that little room over the past 6 months it really "shook me up." In fact even though Rusty was now accounted for it was with some trepiditlon that I entered again. Well, maybe hermit crabs aren't so bad after all. They are pretty quiet and you don't have to housebreak them and they don't wrap themselves around your neck. When Rusty was first found missing my sisterin-law declared no one was going to bed before that boa constrictor was found and safely back in his box, but after turning the house upside down looking for him the family finally collapsed in their beds at 1:30 in the morning. It seems my brother-in-law was shaving in the guest bathroom when he decided to lift the lid and was startled to see Rusty staring back at SPORTS 0 0 Uck eyestTroians By United Press Inter- national The long stream of tests, but according to Ohio State Coach Earle Bruce, the battle for the national college - * __________________ — VIEWPOINT .. - MIGHTY, LIKE A ROSE _______ VIEWPOINT — -, S ' . . . .. . ... ffIf. -. I 10; -...' / . - :.; Ethics ..f .... . . . By ROBERT WALTERS WASHINGTON (NEA) —The words of the late Sam Rayburn, the legendary Speaker of the House, are not carved in stone anywhere 1.................... .• •; :: . .. * - . 'There 's Message I Th s 8O7/ /4' By DON GRAFF Kae * W/IO'8A7'6p 1 4 J014 gg W//0 C4,V i • ,, 4' Pa .1 1 ** - ,71 • * ... - 6 We are indebted as is frequently the case to The Wall Street Journal for an Interesting Mgnt into our changing societk. The nation's largest newspaper (it is that now) recently carried a brief to the effect that 1% . '.. get along, go along." 3 4 , . ,y , A- r , . . Z'W flECoRp * 71 11FRE * "I'll tell you one thing," doesn't give up," said Budde. quickwitted Arkansas coach worry about the ratings. said Bruce, whose third- "They're not going to die on promises his team will be "I've tried to get the polls ranked Buckeyes meet the you out there. I suspect the there giving everything it has. out of my mind," said Bryant. .. * 4 ,4V/,V OPt"#'? S /$-/4" '6 A"ob6 8on'. * ' * ... 'I — * "They're so fast you can't use tricks on them. You have to said Seminole Coach Bobby Bowden about Oklahoma. ''We've had the big plays all year, but I don't know if we can have enough to beat Oklahoma." But Sooner Coach Barry Switzer says he also is wary of his execute," ( * 4' .. too 1 " , - - "I expect FSU to play better than it has ever played before. They have a tremendous psychological advantage," he said. Bowden said Monday he still was uncertain which of his two quarterbacks — Jimmy Jordan or Wally Woodhamn — would - - ~1411 O,,',,b,,,,d by kN,$ FHh.&PIj .. By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Coach Joe Sterli ng's Seminole Community College Raiders are all set to host the 5th Annual Ra ider Classic, despite a few nagging injuries that ha ve hampered the local squad. The Raider Tourney, in its fifth year after being revived from the late 60's will feature some international flavor as well as two of the top ten junior college teams in the state, The opening round is scheduled for a 7:00 p.m. tipoff on Wednesday, January 2 in the Raider gym. The defending state champion Brevard Titans square Off against Indian River in the opener while the host Raiders will c hallenge one of the top teams from Canada in Providence of Quebec. "We really don't know too much a bout the Canadian team," confessed Sterling. "We do know that they're one of the better teams from Canada and they ha ve good size." Size is only one of the things Sterling will be concerning himself with when his squad ta kes on the nort hern visitors. Providence of Quebec is a four-year college which should offer an interesting match up for Sterling's junior college charges. The Raiders will once again be looking to overcome some nagging injury problems. The S.C.C. squad resumed practice sessions Saturday morning with twoa-day work outs and were looking forward to the return . 'X ' . * Marks The Dotted Line. * — . — — — Frankii Cart•r Pie e Write . Suggested Resolutions. For Jimmy . * :.:. : . * * * : WASHINGTON — Taking advantage of the nation's problems. Every time you conprevail on Mi. Lillian . to limit her public save your Georgia joy boys for political descend to us and imply that government Is pronouncements to nce a.year — say on planning and social relaxation. tradltional,ifunwrtttui,provisionof the First Mother's DOW — It would be a big help. Ametnent thit gives newspaper columnists too complicated for the ordinary citizen to While you're getting tougher with Cangresa Ikited advice to wuleretand, you sound ilk. Richard Nixon. the privilege of c Get tougher with Congrm on the energy recognize that It's a .o.eial branch oI Make a chrAce between pious public presidents, I'd Ilk, to ua4geet a fid of Now ails. They may be scared of Big Oil, but government, with members whose vInpointq pronouncements of high moral rectitude arid Years resolutione for Jimmy C.'ts* there's no reason for you to be. Take your and needs start from a different perspective.; In 1100. (My own resolutions are, of course, a stubborn loyalty to unsavory Intimates. U you cees to the peo$)Is — gasoline lines and Holier-than-thou attitude, turn moss need these characters around, okay. But then cle.ly held ..cr.t.' Here are -- of staggering fuel prices have put Americans in congrenen off. layoff the psoac1th. a rceptive mood. 1113100I Wish U* 1wedent would do: Don't get suckered into any iflore i Tuns o4 Zblgeiew Braezlmkl once in a Redst the temptation to put political Ignore whoever persuaded you that a international confrontation, becaui V INk. Your defense of ttwuap rj leeks a'tâip c'w'4eatioes above prithlapt should be an Oiymplc.callber preanre from self-Interested anIpuIatä'i, fyp4fI* he $ ( war revivalists athlete, No one expects this of a chief The nonalU over Soviet troops in Cuba was It ria.lenvsr the United St. Into iipert of manarn up (l aij, j ,ggig j eacutive; at I, you should have risen above merely a harmless fleeco that made you look out to be persusalve to the voters. And it ripundvs dictators whose only vim* is anti, such boyish fantasies. Leave the heavy-duty 1ooJIsh Th. reel ash In Tebran could hove wouldbsaretr.ehingcen(rasttothe behavior . ___o o been avoldod it you had beetled wael ______________________________ about the danger While u're at It, try cwtlàg your fwiily's of yaw opponents. &ondm t range of yaw advisers. Solicit from the proffMionslj yfakIng the public lntoyowcosIldence on antics. The voters elected ou not your wife, (ha vine of 4)Qn%mwgty leaders from every letting the shah Into this cowdry. vital I your brother or your mother. If you rely on spectrum of American life, .aa you did at that affect - t Finally, don't be dismayed or discouraged as forijge policy. Rim"nbw that you were Rosalyim'i advice, that's one ddn& bUt dOI$'t Camp David amid listen to what tl*y tell by cTItIclam from us In the presa. Alwai g that you're jM a you. Let your Cabinet members run their rwiwnber, we're right behind elected u a of the people, an outaki,' lot the Impreedon ... diggb, you haplese Dogwood Bumitead. U you could department, as you who would bring a freds approach to aed you Id'gi (Ilggiil * ) * * Q A%m; . * * .. ft * .'' * ,.We led the world in fumbles," quipped Siitzer. 'l'lit' Sooners fumbled 53 times this year, losing 36 of them. Although Florida State is rated fourth and Oklahoma ( 10-1 ) filth, the Sooners are favored by a touchdon n. lliat seemed to - InhIis'qI., ,n.i,t .......,. ,.,,,.,,l.,... .till ,l,s,t I.'I,.,..I.. in • c,.., .,....... ....I .310 It MIS tI . Ii and that would make tile Orange Boss I game even muon' iiim lxrtant. "II we could win this game it would establish us as good as an of 'ciii." htowdt'n said, "But we have to prove it year after year like Barry's team has," for some impressive streaks in the past. The Brevard Titans edged the Raiders by three last year In the title game and eventually went on to claim the JUCO state championship. In the first Raider Classic back in '68-69, Broward Central Junior College nipped S.C.C. at the buzzer for the tournament title, the Raiders responded to that last second loss ho wever by putting together an amazing 50 home game victory string. That came back in the days prior to the Raider's own facility being built — those 50 straight wins came on the Seminole High home court. The tournament will provide Sterling's troops with a shot at some early season revenge. During the Brevard Thanksgiving Tournament, the Ti tans edged the Raiders in overtime while Indian River beat S.C.C. by a slim four-point margin in the Indian River event three weeks ago. The Raider Classic precedes a four game home stand for S.C.C. Follow ing the tourney the Raiders play host to McGill, another Canadian team on Jan uary 4th, and then get into conference play against Hillsborough on the 5th, Sante Fee on the 9th and cross-town rival Valencia on the 12th. Admission to the Raider Classic is $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for students. S.C.C. students can use their school passes for free admission. Trophies will be awarded for first, second and third place teams and a five-man al l-tournament team will be selected. Brown played well enough in the Indian River Christmas Tournament to earn all-tourney honors , three weeks ago. Thursday's action features a consola tion game at 7:00 p.m. with the title game slated for 9:00. The Raider Classic has provided the launching pad Rod I Crawford "We're going to do what se has spent the last mon th with do best," he said "That is my a knee injury, McKay said lie plans ph ilosophy and that's how we nothing special for the Rallis are going to play. That's time offensively, but will go with philosophy of most of the the running game that has winning teams. They do what they do be st. gotte n the Bucs this far. - — 7* MR. MUFFLER'S WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY DISCOU NTS ON ALL TIRES _____________________ P_ ___ - - J- - _ . —. * — * . . . I force fumbles. "If they don't fumble the ball they'll rim up and down the field on us," Bowden salt!. ______ — "Wom to the 'MIDNIGHT BOWL GAME'..." tipset ' . . 11 He hinted the chief job of his defense Is going to be containing 1978 Heisman Trophy winner Billy Sims' running and tr)ing to of team scoring leader Frankie Carter, w ho's been out with a back injury since the fourth game of the season. Much to Sterling's dismay, Carter re-Injured his back during the practice session and is out indefinitely. "We were counting on having him back line up wise," Sterling pointed out. "Now we have to make some adjustments. When Frankie is in there we kind of feel other teams have to match up with us man for man. But with him out of the line up we have to use ow people differently depending on our oppositions size speed." Another Raider who has joined the walking wounded list is sophomore guard Rod Crawford. Crawford broke a thumb over the Christmas holi days and will be sorely missed. The former Va. Beach prep cager had been a strong sixth man for Sterling and had worked his way into t he starting line up on three occasions. Perhaps the Raider's steadiest player this year has been Seminole High product Kenny Brown. The big blonde has displayed a strong inside scoring and rebounding touch so far t his year and has more than a few four year schools sending scouts on the lookout, f"i.Challenge February 2 . C— "moob WA I "We can't expect to win a defensive game we've got to put up the ball anti put it up a lot," the fourth-year Seminole coach said. McKay said Monday. "This is their opportunity to go to the Super Bowl. The Rams have been dying to go to the Super Bowl for a long time." The Bucs, now in only their fourth year In the NFL, also are chompi ng at the bit to go to Pasa de na for the Super Bowl gam e and McKay said he expects his players to be jumping up and down with as much, If not more, emotion than they displayed Sunday against the Eagles. "If t hey're not jumping up and down then they are going Conference championship to be sitting down watching game against the Rams at the Super Bowl on the tube Tampa Stadium, Jan, 20," he said, The Bucs players, who won Although McKay descri bed their way into the NFC the Ram, as healthy, a late championship game and a report Monday out of Low shot at the Super Bowl Jan. 20 Angeles said defensive end with a 24-17 upse t Saturday Jack Youngblood had suEover the Philadelphia Eagles, fered a hairline fracture of his had today off. lower left fibula and is a They practiced Monda y doubtful starter against the afternoon and ha ve sessions Bucs, scheduled for Wednesday, McKay said Tampa came Thursday and Friday. through the Eagles game with The Rams, who made it to no major Injuries, but said the finals with a 21-19 upset two players were "fairly well over Dallas Sunday, will fly to banged up." He did not Tampa late Friday. Identify them but they were JUrgefl Barth. DAYTONA BEAQL FLA. of a J.L.C. Racing Mazda U'The two teem, will be It wi ll be the second mat. believed to be safety Mar k England's March 40* Yatorough and Kyle 7 along with Alan Moffatt facing some of th. stiffest in Engineering will be unvellJng chup of the Bucs and Rams Cotwy and defensive end E'etty will be mnik4iig their from Australia. te w Group o machine this year. The Bucs defeated Wally Chambers, both with Daytona road racing debuts In Petty will be $oIiIng the road acing. l whlchlthopss will prove to be the Rams 21-6 at Tampa knee problem,. $,hoir Popel C'"ge Specialty Machine Work, pe.j Stadium Sept. McKay said he will decide $- Daytona International Team' with their Plymouth staIIsplAnmqgto a Porsche beater. "But they are a healthier later In the week wther to Perennial Daytona winners ssdway, February 2.' • Volare Sand sari the delving brIng two ground effects twin team now than they were then activate offensi ve tackle Yarboroughww be turn'ng chcrts with Brian Go.1!riincM turbo Porsche 93$'s for Hurley Haywood and p with British racing ace Thu of Trinidad and Louis ,.efr brothers Bill and Gregg will team with leading and emotionally they will be Charlie Hannah from the Wilkimliaw belüd the wheel McAlpine of DeMotnes, Iowa. Dale and German wniz amateur racer Paul leven. as high as they can in jured reserve list where he * . scores. Whichever quarterback starts, the Seminoles (11-0) ill do of what got them here — and that's throwing the ft- — BERRY'S WORLD . start. Most conjecture is in Joruan s favor, because lie has the stronger arm. Woodham, however, started all but one game this year. During the 1979 season Jordan threw for 1173 yards and 13 touchdowns, while Woodhamii passed for 940 yards and five TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) Tampa Bay Buccaneer Coach John McKay and his staff had a day-long football viewing session planned today to welcome in the new year, but little of it Involved the ma jor bo wl games. McKay and his staff will be closeted in dark rooms at One Buccaneer Place, viewing films of recent Los Angeles Rams games, breaking them do wn Into bits of informa tion to be fed into the computer as they work out a game plan for Sunday's National Football * * to Clemson. 24-18. in the 12th annual Peach Bowl. Later, Purdue topped Tennessee, 2922, in the Bluebonnet Bowl. In other bowl upsets, Indiana surprised No. 9 Brigham Young, 38-37, in the Holiday Bowl Dec.. 21, Penn State beat Tulane, 9., in the Liberty Bowl. Washington upset Texas. 14-7, in the Sun Bowl, North Carolina shocked Michigan, 17.15, in the Dec. 28 (;ator Bowl and Missouri dumped South Carolina, 24.14, in the Dec. Dec.29 hall of l".immie Bowl. McKay, Bucs Prepare For Rams — JACK ANDERSON ,Nlicke% Elain Ste to .scape the storm I" . used the passing of quar. terbacks Mike Brannon and clutch rling's Squad Ready To Host 5th Raider Classic ... 'Right... it's the point underdog , are "If you look at the statistics, "I've told my players to quit Cougars, 10-1. have averaged - opponent. 4 knows the Cornhuskers strong against the run. Led by Terald Clark, the in the final two the game's a lock for Alaba- talking about the polls and almost 300 yards a game on 66th Rose Bowl. "This game end will go to the wire. It will be a minutes." ma," said Holtz, whose think about the game. If we the ground tins year. But wild fi nish. I can just feel it." Last year, USC was ranked Razorbacks are ranked could beat Arkansas by Nebraska's defense has Southern California, ranked third before winning the Rose seventh. "But each week is a point, by a half point, Fd be allowed only 93.1 yards a No. 2 with a 10.0-1 record, was Bowl and grabbing the different game. We will play happy." game rushing. listed as a 712-point favorite national title froth Alabama. with intensity and we're Unheralded but talented In other games Tuesday, over Ohio State, which The Buckeyes might do that looking Florida State, 11-0, has cornsixth-rated Houston us meets finished its regular season this year but the Crimson statistics go, they're only No. 8 Nebraska in the Cotton plaineti about a lack of with an 11.0 record, in a Tide think not, mentioned in losing team's Bowl at Irving, Texas, and recognition. But if the SemiAlabama's performance locker rooms." nales beat the .Sooners, 10.1, nationally televised game, fourth-rated Florida State against 10-1 Arkansas in the Alabama, looking for its puts its undefeated record on they also can lay claim to the slated for 5 p.m. EST. national championship. South ern Cal guard Brad Sugar Bowl, which be gins at 2 21st consecutive victory, is a the line against No. 5 Upsets in any of these Budde, voted Lineman of the p.m. EST today, could tighten 91-: point favorite. Crimson Oklahoma in the Orange gaines would Lx' in keeping Year, had said the same thing its secure its hold on the No. 1 Tide Coach Bear Bryant said Bowl. ranking. his primary concern was a week earlier, Houston Coach Bill Yeoman with bowl action already Lou Holtz knows he's getting his players to con- wants to use his running game completed. "More than anything else, we've noticed that Ohio State bucking the statistics, but the centrate on the game and not against Nebraska, 10.1, but Monday, Baylor, a three- MIAMI tUPIt — It'll be Oklahoma's speed against tile sudden strike of Florida State's passing attack tonight in the 46th Orange Bowl. ' ,' 3.5' g,yp ,yç-p F . I Sooner's Speed Clashes With Air Game When Oklahoma Meets F.S. U. . * - _111.'5,1-roe. . . * ,1'TE'tfP7 Nowhere has that terse homily about fewer medical students are now opting for foodstuffs and medicines. The responses from securing and retaining friendship, power and . ., /f, .' that once most glamorous of specialties, Moscow, from Hanoi, and from the Vienameseinfluence been taken more seriously than in ..., psychiatry. The share of the student controlled regime in Phnom Penh have been the ethics committees of the House and /1 .. population has dropped from 12 percent in Senate. grossly inadequate. So also has been the now of 1968 to 4 percent currently, according to a Throughout the 19605 and 1970s, "going emergency food and medical supplies permitted survey of the American Psychiatric along" in dealing with allegations of . into Cambodia. Association. collea gues' ethical, moral and legal tran. Contrast this with the situation In Thailand, The development would appear to invite sgresslons has meant ignoring, rejecting or several possible explanations. Among them where the government is actively assisting inminimizing any suggestion that lawmakers, th .. at we are mentally. healthier as a nation ternational relief efforts. Cam bodia could do the like other mortals, might have flaws. than we were a decade ago and there just isn't same, if only its rulers, the Vietnamese army that The Senate Committee on Standards and that much business around anymore. occupies the country, and the Soviet government Conduct, established in mid-1964, was forced ... * Or it could be that we are coming to be that supplies Hanoi's weapons and supports its to conduct one major investigation in 1967, regarded as a hopeless case. . ... aggression, cared enough to do what is necessary. then virtually disappeared from sight for .. * ____ In truth they care little or not at all. Consequently, more than a decade. The House Committee on Standards of the International Red Cross has estimated that More from the Journal, it's difficult at this 50,000 Cambodians are dying each week of hunger Official Conduct, formed in the spring of 1968, spent most of the first decade of its existence .. I late date to find anything newsy In and disease. Perhaps half of these deaths are drafting sympathetic legal opinions enmemorabilia of the late Elvis Presley, preventable If only relief supplies could reach dorsing various schemes devised by flooded as the market is with everything from those in need. legislators to circumvent the law. greatest hit albums to performer lookalikes And now comes the word of the ultimate crime: The House committee's first publicized created by plastic surgery. the State Department reports "clear evidence" cases were hardly models of zealous reform. But an entrepreneur in Italy has come up only way that the Vietnamese army and its pawns In They involved allegations that Rep..Mlchael . with something overlooked by American HrMton,.DMw, R*d journalist Dai4.1 competitors — a wine. Called "Always Elvis" Phnom Penh are engaging In "deliberate ob Schorr breached House security guidelines LIGHTER SIDE and featuring a genuine color photo on the struct Ion" of relief efforts. As many had they disclosed hiormatlon that the . label, it Is reported be marketed in some 20 predicted, the Vietnamese are using the food as a public had a right to know. states. weapon in their campaign to eliminate all The committee finally undertook a he taste is said to be like a potato chip in Cambodian resistance. With half the Cambodian legitimate investigation, involving alleged that it "makesyouwanttotakeanothersip." population starving, this policy amounts to misconduct by Rep. Robert LF. Sikes, DWhich could be good or bad, depending upon . Fla., but It opened that probe only after By DICK WEST genocide. how one feels about potato chips. WASHINGTON (UP!) One of the few My failing springs from a mental block But In another sense of the word, the taste is In these dreadful circumstances, Baetz' call for Common Cause found an obscure legal provision that allowed It to force the in- status symbols found In all subdivisions of the all bad. imposed upon me by Miss Coffey, my 7th radical" solutions may be the only answer. veatigation. white collar world is the Illegible signature, grade writing teacher. Whenever I take in pen With time running out for the people of CamThroughout that period, Rep. Charles E. better known as the executive scrawl, hand, I still sense Miss Coffey, a disciple of bodia, the Carter administration could begin its Bennett, D-Fla., was a leader In the campaign Signing one's name In such a way that the "Palmer Method," peering over my hardball diplomacy by .privately privately offering Viet- for tough ethical stándards but when It nobody can decipher it is perhaps the shoulder ready to deplore any looped "i," Meanwhile, Uganda continues the struggle nam's close friend and sustaining ally, the Soviet came time to designate the committee ultimate badge of success. It Implies that the cramped "k" or overly slanted "t." to return to normality after the overthrow of Union, a simple choice; pressure Hanoi and chairman he Inevitably was passed over In upward bound achiever is too involved invital So firm were her admonitions that to this Idi Amin. day I have been unable to overcome the guilty Rescinding one of the puritan laws for Phnom Penh to permit a full-scale, adequately favor of someone more sympathetic to Sam pursuits to spare the time for elementary displays of li teracy. complex associated with poor penmanship. which the ex-dictator was almost as noted as supervised famine relief program or face Rayburn's credo. The authoritative Almanac of American While others may dispute this analysis, I But now praise be! I may be on the his cruelty, parliament has made wis, g suspension of U. S. grain sales. Politics describes Bennett as a man who am convinced my own lack of signal atverge of breaking through this psychological miniskirts and split skirts again legal attire. If we are serious about stopping genocide in "enjoysa reputation for probity and atten tion tainmnent stems from an inability to reduce barrier. Strong moral support has arrived U the gesture doesn't do anything for the Cambodia, something more than friendly per- to duty which is second to none in the House," my name to Inscrutable squiggles. from the Writing Instrument Manufacturers country's llmnping economic activity, it should suasion is necessary. then explains why his colleagues were nerThe stigmata of a comprehendable cursive Association, which sponsors National Hand- at least liven up the social variety. vous about the prospect of Bennett as style has been a heavy cross to bear. Bank writing Day each Jan. 23, John Hancock's chairman: "There was a feeling that he was tellers area at me when I cash a check. birthday. too much of a stickler for Owlety. He op- Potential employers brush aside my resumes. When it comes to deploring poor pen. poses unofficial office accounts, Women to whom I write passionate love . manahlp, the association is even more And to close on a serious n is, an American come for members and congressional pay letters change their addresses without telling vigilant than Miss Coffey was. Nevertheless, firm is again providing a holiday service raises, which led one colleague to call him 'a me. it has Just announced it is excluding initiated as the result of a tragedy. bit too pious." "This klutz sure can't amount to much," I signatures from Its 1960 "Stamp Out As a consequence of a fatal auto accident Letters to the editor are welcomed for But Bennett continued to accumulate can hear them saying. "His signature is as Illegibility" campaign. three holiday seasons ago, Pickwick Interpublication. All letters must be signed, with a seniority during a period when a series of plain as the now on your face." "We will continue vigorously to provoke national, Inc., and Flngerhut Corp.of Mmmailing address and, if possible, a. telephone scandals Involving House members led to Part of the problem may be the regrettable people's awareness of bad handwriting," nesota a began reimbursing taxi fare for any of number so the identity of the writer may be heightened public cynicism about the simplicity of the name. It is far more difficult spokesman said. "But we believe strongly the firma' 10,000 employees whose partying verified. The Evening Herald will respect the congressional tradition of soul-cleansing to make scribbles out of two fourletter words that a signature is an expression of every may have left them in no condition to drive wishes of writers who do not want their names exercises that were long on ritual but short on than it Is to scrawl a name like Banebridge person's individuality. It should continue to home. substance. Flicklenurd or Endicott Torporbolt. In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the be unique even If It is unreadable." In addition, all employees were encouraged When the M Congress convened early this However, I do not seek excuses In my It's a little la te nm31 climb up life's ladder right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to to advance cabfare to anyone they judge year, Bennett no longer could be denied the moniker's brevity. Others with handles no to achieve a prestigiously puzzling signature, should not be driving, $th company reimconform to space requirements committee chama,p. Diiing his first more complex than mine have managed to But already Miss Coffey's baleful spell Is bursement guaranteed. yea In that position, he has provided the muter the knack of autographic lifting. Thanks to the association's "Take a Taxi on Us" Is more than an ______________________ Integrity, dignity and Independence that the unreadability and gone on to bigger and therapeutic sanction, I can now look forward unusual fringe benefit, it Is a potential lif ooflvnjflØe long has lacked, better things. to dodderh on the bottom line. saver. * Exped Wid Finish I Seminole s ,. . Ic7CK6YI — 'N . ' — / '. . * * * on Capitol Hill but they will echo forever through the halls of Congress: "If you want to 11 \\ "\ I: .... . 0 ... by Alan Mayer OHIO 5TATE , -. .~ - ART 16 a ... .... ........ ~,~.~,.-,.~.;. .-;t.- :- 'Going Along ministration has urged that Cambodia's borders be opened wide enough to permit entry and supervised distribution of 'sufficient quantities of today with four major con. decided until the very end. I I ridden Cambodian refugees fleeing famine and the Vietnamese invasion. Shaken by the suffering she had seen and appalled by political obstructions placed in th e path of international relief programs, Baez suggested that the U. S. government "get radical" in its efforts to avert the deaths of two million or more Cambodians. Her suggestion is not with out merit. To date, the White House and the State Department have pursued an essentially lowprofile campaign intended to appeal to whatever humane instincts may exist among those who rule in Phnom Penh, Hanoi and Moscow. In support of the United Nation's Children's Fund (UNICEF), the Internationa l Red Cross, and other humanitarian organizations, the Carter ad- 0 . football bowl games climaxes championship won't be powerful Trojans today in the game will be decided at the Joan Baez returned not long ago from a tour of the makeshift camps established in Thailand to care for tens of thousands of starving, disease Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1NO-7A c day and acuthec twq &SV &Lc. <& usku% 44L Ivi 1* was mim ---'- Recording The him from the 'John'. Before he could recover the snake had disappeared into the plumbing. Rusty's owner, Billy, who had spent the first $100 earned on his newspaper route on buying the snake, knew just the way to lure him out of hiding. He got a rat and dangled It over the bowl. 4 1. -_ .—._ -JL S.fV_ — -. : 1 ~ ; I L C:.~; _.~!, . A I.... ''_ 47 . �- .-.-- * •. - . . . .. ...- •i _.. , .. .. - ,,. -: : / SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. nHDCC1X/CC Tuesday, Jan, 1, IflO a 13aylor' s.PeacP Bowl Inspieratt'Oon Came In Wheelchair - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ATLANTA (UPI; - The bowl game - if the Bears got - and I promised him that if he think it really got to them the upset.. midway the second the Billy Lott spark that drove Baylor to a an invitation. -- passed to fullback -.t-..i.i'i....-' t..__.. ............ - . . . . through .. - and - continually . . booted.......... ICIIUVILIIULVU nimseir We wnat I said. Brannon, a freshman WHO period but Elam, a stumpy Hears out of poor field Jell McCall for me LWO.pO1fl 24-18 upset of Clemson in the They got the invitation, and would bring him to the game. conversion to cut the margin was named the most valuable little senior who started the position, "They reached their Peach Bowl Monday was This i' us For to 24.18. garn's tti yeax Krk 'nut m still working on sitting in a wheelchair on Ow teammates before the game Clemson scored in the threeyard scoring pass to before being injured, came in sidelines. TheBears, three-point mine," he said. they decided they needed Clemson took a 7-0 lead in wingback Bo Taylor on the and threw a 7-yard scoring closing seconds of the game Kyle Woods, a freshman give him something else - a underdogs, wore towels with Clemson jumped out to a 7-0 First play of the second pass to tight end Raymond when safety Andy Headen the first quarter on a one-yard Woods' No. 23 on their lead In the first quarter and quarter, then his wingback Cockrell in the third period, blocked a Baylor punt and run by tailback Lester Brown. defensive back, broke his victory, uniforms during the game. held the Bears without a first Clemson's Obed Ann Robert Holt from 24 yards out tackled James Robinson neck in preseason practice. 'We dedicated this game to Woods spoke to the team down for the first 13 minutes. less than three minutes later Teaff said the game turned recoverd on the Baylor 1 to set kicked a 40-yard field goal to He has been fighting to regain Kyle Woods and won it for before the game and said the But two blocked punts and to overcome the early on two blocked Clemson punts up the final touchdown. start the third period, but the use of his limbs since then, him," said Coach Grant Teaff locker room "got pretty quiet clutch passing from quarter. Clemson lead, and outstanding punting by Tailback Chuck McSwain Baylor's Robert Bledsoe and Coach Grant Teaff after the game. Going to a because they hadn't heard me backs Mike Brannon and Brannon was sidelined with Baylor's Ron Stowe, who dived 1 yard for the score with countered with a 20-yarder promised him to a trip to a bowl game "was a goal of his talk in a pretty good while. I Mickey Elam gave the Bears stretched knee ligaments averaged 44.8 yards a kick . 20 seconds left. Quiirterback minutes later. Crooms Class Of '55 Has Reunion "Looking Back with Dignity," was the theme of the Crooms High School 24th class reunion held at the Sanford Holiday Inn. Toastmaster for the evening was Jessie Barrington. Rev. Amos Jones gave the invocation; words of welcome were given by Edna Waldon Jackson; "Reflections and Reminiscences" were reviewed by Dr. Henry King; And acknowledgements were recorded by Barbara Bowers Stallworth, Highlight of the evening was the speaker, Attorney Frederick L. McDonald who now has a law practice in Ann Arbor, Mich. The attorney reminded the class and their guests of the "steps of one's life." The mental picture of life was (Photo by Marva Hawkin s ) reflected as the speaker gave the history and life of the call The 1935 ('rooms high School class reunion committee are, from left, henry for 24 years. Talton, Jessie Barrington, Christine Jackson Johnson, ,Jotile TilImati Smith Honored instructors of the and .Johnnie Singleton. class of 1955 were Mrs. Agnie On Sunday morning the secretary; Shirley Alexander, Henry King, Dayton, Ohio; Church of Sanford; Attorney B. Douglas, Mrs. Doris A. Thomas and Coach C. B. class worship was held at St. financial secretary; and Dr. Mamie Ziegler Thompson and T 11 U r in a n Williams, Franklin. Paul Missionary Baptist Calvin Collins Jr., Barbara Essle Ziegler Rump, Orlando; Washington, D.C.; Francis After the banquet, the class Church where Rev. Jones is Bowers Stallworth, Josie Marie Baker Hall, Rochester, Davis (;atewootl, Syracuse, were entertained at a disco at pastor. 'I'illman Smith, Jessie N. Y.; and Lucinda McKinsey N.Y.; Elmira Blocker Cole, McKtnney's Lounge. The reunion committee Barrington, Leroy Scott and Gresham, Gainesville. Polk City; Eddie Green, A Family Day Picnic was members were: Henry L. Augustus Gordon. held at Atlantic Coast Line Talton, chairman; Johnnie B. Also Frankie Baker Glover, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and Mabel Members of the class at. Park, the class and their Singleton, co-chairman; tending were Rose James Mary E. Cooper, Parmer L. Scott King, holly, N.Y. families joined for the day. Christine Jackson Johnson, Hudson, Winter Springs; Dr. Chariton Jr. and James MARVA HAWKINS Jayhawks Hand Arizona Worst Setback Since 1974 By United Press International . The Jayhawks took a 41-27 half-time lead and Wayland Baptist, 94-84. hand Abilene Christian its first defeat. Wichita, 7The Kansas Jayhawks, who lost to Pepperdine stretched it to 19, 46-27, early in the second half. Derrick Whittenburg scored 12 points, including 2, led by only a point, 14-13, when Smithson ignited and Arizona State in the first two games of their Darnell Valentine and Booty Neal, coming off two key free throws in the final seconds, to lead a 14-2 burst for a 28-15 lead with 8:27 left in the Western road trip and were once ranked among the bench, added North Carolina State past Davidson, North first half. Cliff Levingston added 14 14 points UPI's elite, Monday night handed Arizona its which evened its record at apiece for Kansas, Carolina State led by 14 points with four minutes Wichita while Moore led Abilene with points for 18. worst home defeat since 1974, a 78-60 drubbing. to play in the first half, but Davidson outscored Arizona, 7-4, was led by Frank Smith with 1:3 the Wolfpack, 8-1, in the first three minutes of the Michael Burns scored 16 points, including 10 Kansas Coach Ted Owens was pleased. free throws in the second half, when Nevada-Las That's the best performance we've put on all points and Ron Davis with 11. Freshman Leon second half to take a 35-34 lead. Vegas beat Utah. The Rebels, who led by as many year," raid Owens after Ricky Ross scored 16 Wood came in to pump in 10 second-half points for Craig Watts led the Wolfpack with 14 points, Arizona, 17 points to lead Kansas. as points in the first half, saw a 49-35 halftime including 12 in the first half. Rich DiBenedetto Our players showed a lot of character by On a quiet New Year's Eve, North Carolina paced Davidson, 4-6, with 20 points, while Todd lead slip away as the Utes outscored UNLV 20-4 losing games on the road, then coming into the State topped Davidson, 66-63, Wichita State beat Haynes finished with 18, during a five-minute span in the second half. home ballpark of one of the toughest teams in the Abilene Christian, 75-58, Nevada-Las Vegas . Junior Randy Smithson scored 15 points and Utah, now 8-5, was led by Tom Chambers with 24 country and winning." downed Utah, 86-73, and Oregon Tech bested keyed a first-half spurt to help Wichita State points while Koby Leavitt added 20. Montreal Scores 4-2 Win Over Russians The Canadlens got off to a 1-0 lead with a power play goal in the first period by Yvan The struggling Montreal Canadlens Put on . Lambert. But then the Red Army, with 14 their best performance of the year Monday players in their lineup who beat the NHL Allnight but It didn't count, star team in the Challenge Cup earlier in 1979, "That's as good a game as we've played all got secondpenlod goals from Victor Zhluktov year," said Bob Gainey after the Canadlens and Helmut Baldenis. ushered In the New Year with a 4-2 exhibition "That's the best team we've played victory over the Soviet Red Army. against," said Soviet Coach Viktor Tikhonov Gainey scored to snap a 2-2 tie as Montreal through his Interpreter. "If there was any handed the touring Red Army its first defeat team ready to beat us, it's the Canadiens." in the third game of their five-game NHL In NHL games, Buffalo topped Winnipeg, 6tour. 2, Minnesota downed Pittsburgh, 4-2, and "I wouldn't say that we could go out and Colorado topped Detroit, 5-3. beat the Soviets every day because when two Sabres 1, Jets 2 teams like we have meet no one Is going to Danny Gare scored his seventh career hat dominate," said Gainey. "There are so mans' trick and assisted on a fourth goal to propel good players on each side and its only one Buffalo over the Jets. game," North Stars 4, Penguins 2, 6.0 and Al MacAdam scored 15 The Cunadiens rallied from a 2-1 deficit Tim Young with Steve Shutt scoring two goals to highlight seconds apart In the third period and Gilles a third-period comeback. Méloche turned away 31 shots. Montreal outahot the Soviets, 35-14, and RockIes 5 1ffig 3 Lanny McDonald and Ron Delorme each allowed only three shots on Montreal goalie Richard Sevigny In the first period, scored two goals to power Colorado. Series and shared the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - World Series. . National League's MVP First baseman Willie Stargell He was named the Most award with Keith Hernandez ' of the World Champion Pitt. sburgh Pirates has been Valuable Player In the World of the St. Louis Cardinals. named Dapper Dan Man of the Year for 1979, Sports Photographer Panzera, Dead Stargell will receive the award Feb. 3 at the annual By United Press International' Pittsburgh Post-Gazette FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) - A funeral for Aiphonsus Dapper Dan banquet. Dozens Richard "Al" Panzera, recognized as one of the Southwest's of sports celebrities have been top sports photographers during his 33 years at the Fort Worth Invited to attend the affair. Star-Telegram, will be held Wednesday. Stargell shared the Dapper Panzera, who had been ill for several weeks and hospitalized Dan award in 1971 with the since Christmas Eve, died Monday of a heart attack. He was late Pirate Manager Danny 60. A rosary will be said tonight at St. George's Catholic Church, Murtaugh and outfielder Roberto Clemente, followed by the funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Interment will The award is given annually be in the family mausoleum in New York City. The man who eventually won more than 0 awards for his to the person who pictures became Interested in photography when he was 16. most during the year The son of a New York detective, he began his career at the old promote Pittsburgh. New Yonl Journal American. The honor was the latest for He was recently selected as one of six pool photographers to the good-natured slugger who cover track and field events at the 1960 Olympics in Moscow. led the Pirates over the Survivors Include his wife, Ruth; two sons, one daughter, his Baltimore Orioles in the mother, four brothers and six grandchildren. • sets, 14 77 9 16 3$ 24 17 14 51 10 12 14 3$ 30 33 37 17 2$ 34 $ - 1 tPenvolin$ 7 Ytrd Prother 6Surf Boy 5.40 3.00 2.50 1330 3.10 360 0 (1-1114-481 P (2-1166.161 TU - 7.61 124.11; Time 35:91 14 Ninth IaCe-1.16.0 9.40 1.40 3.20 3 Soucy Act 6Misty Green 22.40 15.00 S Ithaca 5.00 Q(34)$l.fl:P(3-4)$I.91g7434-3)112.10; Time 11:71 - Ton*Pace- 1.I4.A 7 Wright Arch 10.10 660 3.00 lAnuaDulco $4.10 4.40 IDritsFast 1.10 0(4.7)31.4I;P(14)1$3.35:1'41 4$1 913.45: Tiea 34:20. 2leve"IM Race- 5.16, 0 SOslotsylhan 6-10 4.0 L$ 3 Ever$astln Love 0.10 310 Denver S-an Francisco Chicago 30' 26 77 34 . - ' I - 1 !- ' lal 31 11 11 21 I? Is . 0L Fleitsame Atlanta - ' Ditrelt. Mkmesola Chicago SanPrancisco U 73 0 'Kansas City PP4I.de4iNI. - NsssIss(I1.$I - 30 30 KmslasCity Cisc cievii1ainil ' . V. Louis a Baltimore DAYTONA BEACH, FLAThe winner of the race could Speedway and Michigan Over $40,000 in posted awards pocket as much as ,000, and International Speedway as will make the 1960 AR(A 200 then pick up an additional well as at Daytona. at Daytona International $1,000 if he enter, °° The ARCA 200 is one of Speedway the richest in the petea in the 1961' ARCA 200 at three big events slated for history of the event, Be. Daytona. This money will go February 10th. At 10 cording to Speedway to the winner of eachARCASunday, a.m., qualifying for Daytona President Bill France, Sr. race in 1960, or to the second 500 begins, with the superAb ,.ecI$40,gq5wflJ highest iherif there iga BuachClashc4eo be up for grabs during the 16th repeat winner' and is known slated for 3 o'clock, running of the annual event, - as the'Daytona Challenge, which Is always one of This will be the first of highlighta of Speed Weeks, several superspeedway 1p. 1960 ARCA 20t) will be run pearances for th e ARCA on Sunday, February 10th, drIvers. They will at starting at 1 p.m. Alabama International Motor all 4%SAVE 10 tO S 1$ 9 7 16 14 4 15 Il 5 ' LAND 9 WATER SPORTS CENTER 1 1 Party Honors Retiree NWL" A . the Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Dick festivites were Mr. and'Mrs. Richard Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Joe his bride. (It's an old novel; barrassed, let him know it. I've never kept the house don't believe in divorce. My do you suppose the idea is BIll Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Gene outdated, too?) Also, do you Rogero, Mr. and Mrs. Dick think he would laugh if I asked Colegrove and Mr. and Mrs. for total darkness at first? I Bob Beine, Mr. and Mrs. Brad would Just the with the lights on. Also, is it possible to get nrenant at my age? We've plans for the chapter to give a never discussed It, but I'm basket of food to a needy sure we don't want any ransuy , Serena children at our ages. Th. Sanford Mighty Clovers Fi tzpatric k Chapter members and Any help you can give me their husbands were en- 4-H Club ended the 1970s by Picklesimer, Angela will be appreciated. I hope tertalned at a progressive doing a skit, "The Best Gift of Voorhees, Crystal Charron, my questions holiday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. All" for residents of Lakeview Julie Hawkins, Karen Davis, you won't I'llthink sign my name, but Jodie Wyeth, Mark Bose, don't use It. Wayne Keeling served hors Nursing Home. Bose and Mrs. Howard Bose accompanied Linda Mark d'oeuvres at their home in ANONYMOUS Wilson Place. Mr. and Mrs. the residents and 4-H Club In a Hawkins. IN CANADA Elmer Smith served salads sing-a-long. After the program, the 'and hosts for the candlelight and group went to the home of main course were Mr. leader for a party. their Mrs. J Farella. Desserts were were: AliceAttending and served at the home of Mr. Margaret Bose, Maureen Mrs. Mel Moore. I)EAII ABBY: If your husband could hardly wait for the hunting season to open, and then took off in the middle of the night for a five-day hunting trip and forgot to take clean enough, cooked it meal good enough, dressed myself well enough, or corrected the children often enough. I honestly can't recall getting one compliment from him. I mother taught me that when 18 years ago. I'roblems? You'll feel you trade husbands, you only trade one set of faults for better if you get them off your another, so I stayed with him. chest. For a personal reply On our 18th annlversthy HE write to Abby, Box 69700, Los moved out because I was Angeles, Cal. 90069. (Closed Indóy) -S AWMI$UM PI$HING UOATS 11.V , Progressive Dinner Ends Chapter YearXi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hold the. last meeting of 1979 at the home of Ellen Keefer. Chapter members enjoyed a lovely dinner and exchanged gifts with their secret sisters. Service and Sunshine Chairman Betty Jack covered Others attending Corley, Mn, and Mrs. Vernon Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Raines, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard. AMem rresent Skit - - - - - -- - 1416" 1sN,P.N.gs, - Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel R Stallworth of Sanford annouice the birth of their fourth child, a son, Kevin Dwayne, who weighed In at 7 lb., 7 ox., Dec. 28, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Genevieve Hammond and the late Mr. Kizer Hammond of St. Augustine. Paternal grandparents, are the late Rev, and Mrs. Samuel L. 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As for the undressing, lights on or off, just let your husband take the lead, and it you're cm- Ids rifle, what wOUl(i you held a full-time teaching job making HIM unhappy 1 , 111 mint telling 1IU111' what all through our marriage, too, think? WES'I'TEXAS but that didn't alter his to do, but she's been married only one ear to a man who WIFE expectations. No matter what went sounds exactly like my I)EAII WIFE: 1 would think all criticisni and that he did not intend to shoot wrong, it was always MY husband whatever it was that he set out fault. When the roof leaked no compliments. I hope she to hunt! (after 12 years in the same doesn't wait 18 years to DEAR ABBY: HURT IN house) it was MY fault realize she'd be better off IAJNLi titAI.Ai reaiiy sirwn a uccause tIC never WUnLI.'U LO WILIIUUL 111111. SLOW LEARNER raw nerve. She said she spent buy that house in the first DEAR SLOW: I told HURT hours scrubbing the tile place. When the children shower with a toothbrush only played ball and broke our not to rely on a few lines in my to hear her husband say, window, he wanted to know column to communicate the hurt, auger and frustration "You missed a spot by the why I "let" them do It. My husband has always had she felt -to choose the proper door." Believe me, I could write a a very ' poor self-image, time and vent her feelings and book! Our marriage started Everything that went wrong encourage her husband to out the same way. In 18 years, he blamed on someone else. I sent his. DEAR ABBY: I am a 55year old woman, about to be married for the first time to a man who lost his wife last year. (He is 58.) We have a lot in common. In fact, we are both ministers of the same church. I need someone to fill me in on a few things so 1 won't be so dumb on my wedding night. I don't have a mother or sister or anyone I can ask. As you can guess, I ani a virgin, having saved myself for the man I was to marry, Should I undress in front of him( I read in a novel once that a man loves to undress RACING 45 43 36 35 L"S Is 55-Year-Old Bride Foolish? Virginia is past president of the Sanford Pilot Club and is active in Sanford and Longwood civic affairs. - ic$uii* 95 SSIY i n - position of office manager, credit manager, and clerk. Virginia Wood retired from CFS Continental on Dec. 28 She started in the Chicago accounts payable department. After six months, she was promoted to paymaster over the Chicago office and branches where she remained for 18 years. The recent retiree transfered to Sanford when Continental bought out Central Florida Foods. She has held the - Transactions 34 Head Foothill Conch Herald Photo by Tom Nrtsoi FATIN.G SCHEDULE as - -, 1910 WINTER WI. I Ph. 25 tO 3 33 Le$ PittSburgh - ' m. 17 14 2 72 N.Y. Wants . . ii i 3 n 6 Toronto 13 QUebec Msødiy's 1111"0115 $7 Colorado 5 Detroit 3 43 uff•lo 6. Winnip.g 2 3 Minn 4. Pittsburgh 7 umme. 11 - season 26 MInnesota N1w0rten5 Gran Say zi - 411111116 . N.Y.0lant5 ii ARCA 200 Richest Ever 9 19 7 75 Wales Conference Morris DIVISIOn W L I Pis. Montreal 10 14 6 47 LOS Angeles I? 12 6 40 Pittsburgh 11 1111 39 Detroit 11 $7 7 29 Hartford $4 77 9 Adams DivisIOn- 16 Buffalo LosAngoteg Chicago " 7 - it Detroit . . I) Baltimore Green - Alal Atlanta Dallas Tampa say (II.) ' - V 1 -20 N.wOrleins - 14 21 twolI*Iacs-s.D 31 lSusIOMp. $5411.40 310 23 SMinoslaMs Iarde 4.45 210 0 3DsLm'I3,10 7 411113I.41P(7-$)611.711TU' 3 6.1) 441.40 Tim $I 24 A- 7,104; NisdIs- 191.341. 0 Atlanta San Fro MlnneiotØ 14 - 21 10 20 0 - Q:I MIA: PU.U44.I.,T($- 'II 3-11 191.411 Time 23:03 74 9 Colorado 30 Edmonton San Diego Now Yolk Oilnfs Seattle 73 13 7 21 I) 17 35 34 7 3 7 3 3.5 30 17 20 0 II Patrick Division W L I Pis. Phil* 21 I tO SO NY Rang ers 17 is Atlanta II 17 4 32 NY Islanders 13 15 6 32 Washington 9 73 5 73 SmytIW Division W L T Ni. Chicago 12 13 12 36 Vancouv er II 16 7 35 St. Louis 13 IS 6 32 Winnipeg 12 22 4 21 . 4.11 It I PartitIOn - Dallas" 16 14 74 - - Tampa say St. LouIs 'a 34 24 6 17 21 21 14 17 26 7 14 Pro Hockey By United Press lnternatinal Campbell Conference - .- Playoff teams At-a-glance NatlenalConterenc, LIsAngales(15-7) Oakland Seattle N.Y. Jets Miami Oakland Cincinnati Dallas Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia Denver San Diego +PiftIbuth(I3.4) N. England Houston St. Louis Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati Denver Dallas Washington KansasClty Son Diem Cleveland Cincinnati Houston Buffalo Miami 31 47 30 7 20 20 13 17 Pro Football SDevina 17.00 410 3.60 i o £ &n 3 Team Player 5.40 0(1-1)7960: P (II) 213.30; 7(1. II) 935.40; Time 31:67 $eveetli Race- $.16C i Hand Out Scott 3.40 3.20 3.70 Il 3 Jerry Red 1.60 3.40 13 Siasonlhaw 3.20 77 0(1.3) 19.45;P(1-3) II :40; 7(1. 6 3-11 124.2$ lime 31:11 21 I&dat.4..? I ' - S Simon.Koldo 20.70 11.00 3.00 3Zate•QuIola 30.10 3.40 7Aldana-Urquidi 5.20 Q (3•5) $7.00; TO (3.1-7) 173.41. Secomgamt 4J05eIlitia 6.00 3.10 3.60 214te-ReyeS 5.00 4.20 1 Pita-Qulola ' 3.70 Q (2.4) IS-SO, p (4.) I0I.40; y (4. 2.1) 311.41. Third game 7EchaflOQuiola 1.10 3.10 4.410 3PtaNeyn 5.00 4.20 7 Rica Elespe 4.10 Q (3'31 30.60: P (3.3) $1.51, T (3. " """ Pourthgam. IMIKC1Qul014 14.00 3.00 360 7Ec di 6.10 $,$0 lZIte-ElIxpe 530 (7.4) 134.00: P (4-7) 790.50: T . (07.4) 1317.01. Fifth game 4BiIbaO-Juafl 12.60 15.20 1 Urizar.Elorza 5.00 1.40 7AIurIa-Urquldi 7.60 153.30:1(4I.)) 411.40. Slitli game 3AIurIa-Koldo 5.60 4.10 5.40 4RIcaMtu 5.10 0.30 6A141fl4- Perez 7.70 36.60; P (24)369.401 ft . - Richard I)iMarco presents watch to Virginia Wood. Stargell 1979 Dapper Dan SCOREBOARD Monday Night First 1118c.-$-14,D S Ions Jones 19.00 12.10 3.00 3 Special Goldie 5.00 320 600 2Enola Q (3.5) S0.40i T ($3.2) 134.20. Time 31:60. Second Rac.-$16, D I King of Beilmead 6.80 3.10 350 2 GE's Stardust 2.00 3.40 3Soctron 6.00 0(2-I) 13.10; P (1-1126.191 T 14-3 31 200.70; DD (II) 11.20; Time 31:19 Thirdlac,-$.16M, 4 OblIterated 0.40 3.00 440 S Fell Good 3.20 2.00 2MIcks Noble Red 0(4.5)10.40; P 14-5133.30 T (4 $2) $00.10; Time 31:76 Fourth N.c.-$.16,D è Center Court Ace 10.00 6.40 480 SManasosa Velvet 2.60 7.60 2SurlireCharmer 2.00 0(1.6)19.40 P (4-1) I 521 111.10; Time 31:. Fifth lace-3.,C Renegade Chief 5.40 4.30 2.50 3.80 1.60 SManateeMattie IJW's Hickson 7.00 0(1.5) ion, P (I-I) 4550; 7(1' SI) $4.60; Time 30:27 a- MIAMI (UPI) - The from Tallahassee on the Carlos Zunlga's 16. Florida State Seminoles got theory that all Seminole fans Florida State jumped to an their Metro Conference were in Miami for their 8-2 lead, Tulane rallied to schedule off to a good start in football team's game with deadlock the Seminoles 14-14, strange surroundings for a Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl but then it was all Florida home game Monday. Tuesday night. State. The Seminoles took a 44-35 halftime lead then In a game played at Miami The Seminoles were led by scored the first six points Dade Community College 6-11 junior center Elvis Rolle after intermission to put it South, the Seminoles raced to who scored 30 points and . away. a 106-97 victory over Tulane. guard Mickey DilIard's 22. The Seminoles improved It also was the conference Tulane was led by junior their overall record to 6-1 opener for the Green Wave. guard Paul Thompson with 22 while the Green Wave The game was moved south points and senior forward dropped to 3.6. By United Press International Dog Racing A a Seminoles Scalp Tulane Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1910-1 B SlATING OWi 2710 W.*SI,ST. ($146-A)' '. SANFORD N it: 20a.m.. is pm. Excaph Fri. £ Sat. Clsshig 10:30 .1611 Frs.ch Ave. 61 N. Hwy. $742 (Hwy. $742) 0111111111111111111 S.- ff. FIRST ST. 1I- 2I1-220 SANFORD sAil Sales Final • No Refunds is No Exchanges Isn-3524 I - U - - - - ME1-_ r b. AA 7M, 0I liv . - - •_--4_ - �: '' , I -1 - .................;. S . . I 21 -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. Jan. Tuesday, Jan. 1,1980-3B Legal Notice - TONIGHT'S fly cieneral law and aubtect to conditions soecified_therein,_theLeoialature_aav_orovide_to_renters. _____________ who_are_oeri.ianent_re.identi _•d_valoreri_tax_relief_on school_district_levies._Such_ad_valoreintax_relief_shall beln_the_form_and_amount_eatahltehed_by_general law. TV DAY - - 322- 1011 ARTICIE VII. SEC"!O 6 HOURS Proposing amendments to the State Constitution to .G3 "Poldark " ATRE Ross and Demelia are blessed with a son, but a member of the famiI.. 41.oil', .4 iii,o,,u,oi uy ulee ruin seems imminent. (Part 13 Of 16) lli(17 ) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (5)0 CBS NEWS Steele, Julia draper's slips and falls in jail and iscon. assistant After a inherits a 6:30 0 ANGIE Overwhelmed by guilt after mistaking advice 6:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (1]) (17) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 9:00 (5)0 HAWAII FIVE.O Several graduates of a school for 7:00 CD P.M. MAGAZINE (7)0 JOKER'S WILD ([1) (35) SANFORD AND SON Jewel thieties devise a scheme to get Fred and Lamont tO smuggle loot from 'Hawaii to the mainland. (Part 1) crucial meeting between an oil magnate and a member of an energy exploration group. GD 0 THREE'S COMPANY After being hired as a male model. Jack learns he is expected to pose for a magaline centerfold. (A) 12(10) MACNEIL I LEHRER (!])(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 7:30 (5)Q NEWLYWED GAME ff1) (35) MAUDE Maude finds Walter very uncooperative as they prepare togo to a dinner 6'55 TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING D 0 GOOD FLORIDA 7.00 8'00 fi (4) ORANGE BOWL Florida State vs. Oklahoma (live from Miami. Florida) (5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Salami starts his own business at school by selling ampheta. mines which were legally pre- scribed to him by Coach Reeves' personal doctor. (730 HAPPY DAYS The Fonz comes to the rescue after a car accident and a family squabble lands Marion in the stammer. (4)TOCAYIN FLORIDA A small town kid (7JQT befriended byBobby shocks everyone when he lands a major acting role. (A) (ED (35)SILLW1NKI.E drug dealers and the Mexican FLORIDA ERI fl(17) ROMPER ROOM 11.O :' 11:30 0(!JBEST OF CARSON , 410 MASTERPIECE THE. 9 9 AIRS (_ PLAZA II)... ONLY FIDDLER THE ROOF ' 111F 12VIL Hap. ir us i A 99.' i,s CARLOAD TUI5. FIN When provided by general law, shall h3ar appea l s from flr.al judgmonts a-..d.ss-.0-i,4a1-.ewwie.iju,p.ai,iq t.eeaama.at ,.li.sada.ax1 entered in proceedLns (3) 1tY review t.y-u.caè.va,& any decision of a EXPRESSIONS t'lat exeressly affects a class of constitutional or state officcrs..-ikat-p.sser 1D(',5) (Z)(17)GRIB4AD$fS (10) MASTERPIECE THE. ATM (17)MOVIS die.. y-app.alabl.-.-b.-.wv...-..v,lp-amd espies,.. wca-e-..vii.vaei.i.-.s..i..ieiss...ia&sk.4..y..qax.,a& r L4)MaY_review_any_4eei.ion_of_a_district_court_pf of_oreat_Dublic_irtDortance._or_that_is_certified_by_it_to Humphrey Bogart. An unbending policeman sees no reason County, Florida under the fic. titious name of ME, G. to after the rules as he sees them, even for a poor man ,.i WAREHOUSE FOODS, and that I intend to register said name with GARDEN OF DEATH dacidiS to Challenge t he emo- 995 SlID OF TERROR tionsi stamina of a swinging playboy who olaims that he'll never get merrled. (R) (FSMAS'H (DO ALL IN THE FAMN.Y ___________________________ board for elderly person in Orlando Civil Service Office private home. Act now a, save, will be scheduli ng candidates for the examination for Police Officer, beginning Jave_a_oreat_effect_on_the_erooer_administration_of . immediate_resolution_by_the_suoremecourt, .i&L__JjftY_review_a_auestion_of_law _certified_bY_the under the fictitious name of ARIES AUTO GLASS, and that December 17, 1979 through Friday, January 4, 1950. intt'i1td persons should apply NOW. Call 332. 3611 or 531.9993. in Person to the Orlando Civil Suorenu_Court_of_the _united_Stt_a_United_States_Court a.s_or of_Avoeais_which_is_determinative_of_the_cause_and_for_whicJ there Is too_erecedent_of_the_supreme_court_of Nay issue writs of prohibition to courts sad a.m.to5:OOp.m.Orlandoisan publish Dec. IS, 34,)9791. Jan. l.S. 1*. DEG-61 51g. Joe D$wloi Cowls Dowion Publish December It. 1L 34, 1919 and January I. 1950 DEQ.37 Exp. industrial swing machine operators. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name Of CON. SOLIDATED MAINTENANCE Exp. cook, utility person & Wanted Mature Women to manage retail clothing store. Apply Jerry's Thrift Shop, 307 E. 3M St.. 1W, 51g. James iannlster.Marc - AVON FIGHT INFLATION Section $45, Florida Statutes ' Gollin, .Sell Avon. Increase your esr,Wnf power. For details, call. Publish December 11, 15, 24, 1979 1.111.4417 or WW January 1, lISO DEQ-3S Natle. tha appeal or any jud4, thereof, or any cir- or amp Justice, a . • c':; (c) . uiv or _'rJ 1. .-%. ~"'-''I*-** " Longwood, I PR. small kit., 1g. I. P 1. bath, for el de rly couple. 1160 mo 2932834.9 a.m IPM ____________ pMb "oat appeared ' iv.?' Well, they're vailabis. Now ' III -' irdir. III South of Sanford STEMPER AGENCY Meetings 6*10 rialsiastyphale Business.7:30 lit Tues. Bingo Every Wed. & Sat.. Early Birds 7:13p.m. a W withla the last 35 - diys fir $4.00 . - 5*, club or organhuatloll can appear In this listing each wiSh for only $3.50 per week? This Is an Ideal way to inf or m the public - 1979, of - u , I _____ _____ . The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 322a2611 . PuSllebJonueryI,ge,i - to place your ordor . . your club ictivltiø. $f your club or orgon' tuition would Ilke to be included In this OE FIUSTONE UCU'T?.*Y 0? STATE I DIRt I 000000\0 N~ A Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot as our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Model ac., Realtor 644301 3 pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Lowdown payments. 372 22117 R05I111$ I lAITY 0 call: listing - Ewslng He,1d CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3fl.$)1 , - - - YF IR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN. DEPOUS VIEW. OVERLOOKS SMALL LAKE. 120.000 HURRYI MA r A 55 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN AREA $100 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. For ESt,Itt' Co,rim,'r,,iI & P,'si dental 1u lions A Apprais,sts Call Poll", Aii( lion. 323 5620 -- - ------- . ._ 3$ ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 800' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, - - - . S,',tson '. (.r,,'ttnp'. Ironi Sanford ApiIiiii', IllS S I renmti Closed ti'i ,'r'iln'r 2 2 thru j,1,'u,mr y 2 No.1 Auction Ia.'u.'ry 1 Watch br ,itIs - Sanford',s Sales Leader HAPPY NEW YEAR In you r own 3- story, 4 BR home. Move right in I. enjoy the' spacious living area, the new CH-A & a real fireplace. Lots more to tell you, so call today $12,500 & will go VA - FHA too, - acret Separate'guest hOUSI, CH-A, FP, dining rm,spacious rooms. Just 16,100. Call 333 2222 for info _ - -. ,Steelman, VA&FHAFifl.flhiflo ______ ______ ---------- SANFORD ____________________________________________________ BUSIN SS E AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE $649, assume REALTORS 03 PARK( 3234222 Lots-Acreage 43 moth for tO yrs. 10.5 APR. Seller hold mortgage, no aualifying. 3 BR, som furn., 1g. 10$ with trees. CRANK CONST, I. REALTY REAL TOP 130606% NFAL TY WORLD I -' 53-Tv. Radio- Stereo Beauty care Stereo, good working order $50 322 4364 tCROCEETT 1Cog clom.a SEIGLER REALTY BROKER I I I H. Ernest MOM Sr. holier leg. REAL MATE 11 92. Casie$bSIl'Y. Fl. Eve. 11111124W 11111124W -,-. - a. a.. .., -. - Suildto$ull -our $OtOrYOurs. FHA VA. FHA 235 1345 M. UnswOrth Realty MU REALTOR U - 323.5061 ova. 323051? Home Improvements . I CUSTOM HOMES I)UILI TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty N oo k : REMODELING& REPAIR 322 1665 $19 E. 1st St., 372 5747 S C. PAL I NT Black & White TV'S %20 ea. white they last HERB'S TV 373 1731 75975. Sanford Ave. _________________________ Color t.onsole TV, $e5 Panasonic stereo with cas sette, 185. hIlt & Wh port. TV, 130 323 6670. Carpentry. r'aintinq. Rooting. .1. ('en Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 373 1S after S p m Ceramic Tile __________________________ ________________________ ____________________ 7439 S-Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321-1577 3210640 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our specially, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 8562, NO LONGER USED CAMPING ________________________ Lake Mary. Lakeview with gentle slope & trees. 100's 170'. . ________________________ TV "epo $9" Zenith. Sold orig $493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo. Agent 3395386. __________________ -- I - -ywalI. ____- Accessories ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy. I? 92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 I Man, quality operation e yrs exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Rea I 3?? 1371 : -_____ 5S-Boats& I . Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 3220707 - .__ IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. D'essmaking GoodusedlV's,$2S&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 0352 EVERY c tY some on e is Iooklg for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classif.ed Ad will appear here tomorrow )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Ccmm.. Remodel & Additions. Call 831 5199 or 862 0136 i : ___________________ 43' Nautaline houseboat, sleeps 5, comp. eqpt. galley, head, l',w.'r state room, auto. pilot, all extras. Carpeted inside & out. $18.000 .1434965 or 6s _____________________________ Lawn & Landscaping high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallett LARGE C F P11 F IF DLAWN 8. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 322 7907 OSTEEN 10 acres or more PIONEER ACRES. Hue out your own eed,beanPop,eer In ,eo. As littlias $I,000dwn, good terms. ARE YOU INTERESTED? ______________________ WITH TREES AND GOOD ..------------. 5, ....n,. .. , siur arsu ursirse. m.r,u ii u. OVA *ccss. KPi.'V didn't work Classified Ads 1795, SANFORD, FL 32711, ,.. there wo uldn't be any . GIVING DESCRIPTION. . -- -- S acre tiled (sum. 40 acre * pasture. . LOCATION AND PRICE. 16r-Commerclal Property . Mon sr. leg. REAL ATI Sr*ir 29511. 1192,Caisilairry, Fl, Eve. N3341 5341* I 59.-M.usical Merchandise Estate Wanted 47-Real __ ____ Webuyyourequity,closeifllhrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. it"aoo - Losing yu'.i some & credit? I will ' catch up back payments & buy equity. 322.0314. ___________ __________________________ AM$gsgus BeugN $ Soki 61--wilding Lumber, roofing shingles, sliding glass doors, int er ior & board & bulletin board, metal shelving, paneling, formica sheets, 1g. metal files, metal workbench, all-steel en trance gate grill. 323.5620. - Get plenty of prospects vertlse your product or service . , ___ • Stusiiis i0155. Florida ii __ House wives Cleani ng Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular orl time basis 6775194 We DO wash windows .5-.-- --. ed buy - ____ ' - Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, Interior or ex tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322 007%. - Carpentry, Painting, Maint.iiiiiiie of all types Lic. Bonded .3234035 Insured $349399____ ' ____________ EUTSLEP PAINTINGI REPAIR-- Interior Exterior i- PEE ESTIMATESCaII36SS3I2 ,, ' ; ____________________________ i In*Inrov.msntsi , 11. 1. Painting & Repair jwOeaning .:Iassif led Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. ' picnic table, w-2 benches, $30. full size baby bed wmattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk. $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3230981. FREE F ST IMA I ES All Work Guaranteed 'Licensed 373 $807 InSured . exterlordoors,lg.officeblack. Will buy Is? & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate 'l Sale Groonng & BOardIIiQ for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way to say itl don't know how, may you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. -- in the Classified Ads. _________________---- Residential 8. Commercial 322 8182 aft S 775 1137 Animal Haven K en nels ThankYou,ThankYOu Materials _ tgage Investment, 13$; S. Orange Ave., Suite 304, Park, 1.3131279. ________ __ Al B PAINTING deliver. 339 574?. We buy wood. I _____________________ - - _______________________ AAA Tree Service I firewood Oak 8. Pine, you P U or we -. Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars 10 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Cent er , 3207 French Ave. 3223255. Established plumbing supply & service business for sale, inc. tools, fixtures, inventory & real estate. Call W. Malic. iowski, REALTOR 333.7953. -. - - .. raiming I ________________ _______________--______ Roof ing 1. ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS vs 0 New Year's Special' IS pet. off during January on re roof. S yr workmanship guarantee. Expert Roofing. 3237473. Ai id ______________________ ______________________ ____________________ ___________________________________ ____________________ ___________________________________ Side-by Side refrigerator, $75; H. Ernest ClI.ALdl ------ P. - - Don't pile no longer n eeded items __________ LOT OR 3 to S ACRES _______ INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental Income. 3 PR, 15, QiolIf terms. $33,500. . I: p.yments of $21 mo. Agenl 339 _ $15,000 Multiple Listing Service I $3,000 down, $302.41 P.1, per 411 1, - bee our beautiful new IROAD. MORE, front & rear SE's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 9503 Orlando Dr. 333.5* ___ ANYTIME 2565 - ,__ I . I ,t.trousel, still in warranty. i Originally 1970 Ford Grand Torino tirouutia,n Fitc cond new tires $1100 or best offer 322 4876 . . - MICROWAVE 5 ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT TERMS. JUS I MAKE PAYMFN I S 69 ft '75 PliOdOl', Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 (Dealer) _____________________________ REALTOR MLS N..,.'l,t,IeeA ..m'.. Exec. office space for lIi5I. Bass LAKE MONROE Great location on U.92. 600 sq. fishing capital of 'the worldl new bldg. very ff Lovely 4 Norm 2'-z Bath reasonable. lakefront home has pool onone _ acre, private boat dock, ' _ fireplace in Fla. room, formal 42-4Abjle ltcnes dining, lots of extras, $$9, - ' 92. I ,I.' et 0$ SP,'.'(1w, D,isloIl.l Il,',iiJi. will 110111 11 putilic AUTO AUCTION ,'very Tuesday & Saturday At 7 .10 It's the only one in F [or ida You Set the reserved price Call 904 255 11311 for further details 72-Auctjoti KENMOREWA5HER-.-pa,ls, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 ---- . V ntsd - SUPER I 3 OR, 1½ B home in C.C. Manort CH-A, 1g. scr. porch, Fla. Em., & fincedl BPP WARRANTED... Only pAy TON.' AUTO AUCTION - hasher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $409.35 used snort time. Pal. $159.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 1316. _______________________ ..,. TREMEN DO US buy on Gra nd Avenuel Three acres cross fenced, 2 stall horse barn, 2 green houses, 30 citrus trees. Older 7 Bdrm 2 Bath home, could easily be converted to 3 or 4 Norm. Will need some work but what a steal! $95,900. 80-Autos for Sale Jau,iri IS 6 Au(fitOrlu,,1 Fr. & Sat I PIll 1 09 P it, Sunday I p.m to (. p in Admss,on $200 entire show THE CHAPMAN SHOWS 52-Appliances -- 145.000. YOU; 3 OR, 2 B in Sunland with lots of built-in extrasl Many new feoturesf BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $32,500. Call 373.3232 for info. Truck 4 CtI.'v , 6 i st.c k seoo F I P.M 3:2 3389 City repossessed, used very short time. Original $593. bal. $181 or 121mo.Agent 339 8386. ____________________________ CONDO! (2) neat 1 BR, 1 B condos by the p0011 Many extras! Priced just right ! Call 323 2fl2 for Into. 79--Trucks.Trailers - OCALA ANTIQUES SHOW originally $511. now $246 or $21 - - GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL 24 HOUR lB 3229283 NEWLYDECORATED3Bdrm2 Bath home on quiet street. Family Pm and Florida Pm is an extra bonus in this Spacious ... home. ,.. -------,.. PVC; warranty $61,500. ----------- 71-Antiques _______________________ - -. - -- - V----- 1979 tlniIi C lit 25 S Adult owned '.,pr,ioo k,'pt Only 3400 miles S800 322 2081 - mo. Agent3398386 1918 Singer Fulura Fully auto, ' T Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks & heai.i, equipment 3 22 5970 Antiques, F1iO(lerni furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, D.iruiotds Bridges Antiques 323 2801 Reviog RepuAMAlsA 17Lut1 oiu _____________________________ $9,500. W Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker 2544 S. French Ave. 3220231, JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. FORREST GREENE 107W. Commercial 332 5353. 322 3772, 377 0779 Phone 327-7851, Sanford INC. REALTORS -----HAPPY NEWYEAR S30M33or33.411leve$. FROM NOQUALIFYING 38R home. J. B. STEELMAN & New Central H&A & carpet. ASSOCIATES Owner will finance w It's easy to place a Classified Ad substantial dwn. $33 . We'll ev en help you word Cozy up to the fireplace or relax 7757 . . Call 3722611. oaks. Three rm der the un home with S lots close in. STENS REALTORS ROM - --... -- ItAUO, ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ______________________ Branch Off Ice _____ VA. FHA-235.Cofl Homes - Did you k now that your ... - ---- Lovely 1 OR ho me w-DR, FP, ww carp. Ideal for couple or single person. Close 10 downtown. $24,000. 322-2420 . er A. 0. BATEMAN REALTY VICE Eves. 319 5*00 322 1959 LAKEFRONTI4 OR, 2"z Eon 1 $u m the £vi, Her- urisdiction of the lupr$.e Court. IN fl$T1150111 WHIR11110. I have hefeunto set my Mad sad afitsel the Great liii of the State of risrida it Tallahassee. the Capital, this the *7th day of Due. _-------. --- -- ..- ---- 78-.totorcycIes '70ff of total inventory of brand new intersprinq bedding. These beds are not dantaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local 1 delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur i niture Salvage, 179?. So of eanford 377 O1?l ACRE P1.111. DING SITE._ ADJACENT CHULA VISTA ON SR 13, FINEST HIGH L'R V. (LEAPL-I.). FORMER CITRUS.000DTERMS $19.500. CALL 644 6670 flUYJUNICARS From $10 to $50 Call 32? I6?* 32' 1.Uit WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 322 8721 ,Vty buy used7 New brand name box springs & mattresses at 20 pt above dealers cost Twin, f u ll Size, queen & king - Jenkins Furniture, 705 E 25th St 323 0981. US P. OS ____________________ MULTIPLE LISTING SER $32,000. 4i1c$t has appeared proponinq an amendeent to t he state Constitution tom 30 Hwy. 17.92 uwevld hOle ARTICLE V, SECTION 3 . Chaper S liii Evgsthi Her. CONSTITUTIONAL ' AMENDMENT . REALTOR, MLS unfurnsshedj REALTY AMERICAN VETERANS - - Removed _____________________________ - ----------------- Eves 372 0612. 372 1517, 377 8187, 377 7171 2O1E.2SthSt. REALTOR 322 1991 1 OR $I99 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Call 373.5670 Sanford. DISABLED The marshal shall ha ve the power to execut, the process plac.dosi the ballots Not onto than one exemption shall be allowed (U) any individual or faMly unit or with respect to sup residential witte No ezusip on shall exceed the vilu. -us "e' vue •U5U.P.g4U..0 na uvues or. Lii CC5U US wnership through stock or membership in a corporation. Otb.s yiluo of the proportion which hi. Interest in the corp atioN hears to the assessed val e of the property. Cc) . 57 -general low aad lsbJ.çtasndltio.. ap.cif 1,4 therein the erttoe !L_ha, Iugt.as.ir.i_tc i_totol_of teanty_fly._t_' _s yiy_c _5kg_ 1çiooi_4jevv. law eifip the _.ati _ i,rCiaa may be Iiito as amount tieS eaceeding ten thousand dollars of the au.aaa4 valu, of th. real estate if the owner baa •ttain.4 age iIity.tive or is totally IfliS permanently disabled. Inc- 3 BR, 1' i B. economical gas wall furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., conveni en t location, LR I Fla. rm.. ww carp., 129.000. 1 OR, Sandalwood condo. ww carp.. fully equpt, kit., $250 month 1st 8. last & $700 sec. dep. References. 3721712. lays vv bilE a - Peg. Peal Estate Broker 761Q Sanford Ave. $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. ____________________________ 2RR. I Bapt.,CH-A,wwcarp, .3235174 Day or Night fuIlyeq. kit., convenient bc., rea sonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 3220341. REALTY WORLD. .• . Home & Office or Beauty Shop ' Harold Hall Realty _____________ - ------ ---------------- ------------ H&A. FR, new carpet. sc. porch. 139.900. 30-A rtments Unfurnished NOTICE deputis. the sheriff or a deputy sheriff for such purpose. . peting, exc. cond. Only $45,000. - . Their couIp.nsat&on shall be fined by general ARTICLE VII FIPihICE AND TA.tM'ION -- - 77-Junk Car-, ORIENTAL PUC.S WANTFD Top Prices Paid LSt(1. lnyCond?0n6.11 8176 ' READY TO SELL Jus; FOR of the court throughout the state, and in any county asp titlu to real estat. and u.atr.tatna thereon the permanent rusider.eo of th. onvr, or another leually or naturally cependunt upon the owne, j shall be axwmpt from taxation thereon except assussnienta for special benefits, up to the assessed valuation of five thousand dollars. upon establtshaent of right thereto in the manner prescribed by law. The real estate may be held by legal or equitstile title, by the entiretes, Jointly, in coemon, as a conuoainium. or indirectly by stock ownership or numbership repres.'nttflq the owner's or member's proprietary £nt.,resL in a corporation owning a Cc. or a leasehold initially in excess of ninety-eight years 1 Only 2 blks away I 2 or 3 &i's C. Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Wee kly & monthly rates, utilities 46R,7tiOviedo. Avallablearoundjanuary IS. IV Pt5 41-Houses 323-7832 INVESTORS 2BR I tihousew FP, plus I BR I l garage ,spl. Only 130.000. ----- IIjI4NITUPE i flINGS Buy & Sell News, Used Furniture 123 659) $0 S Sanford Ave "I never expected to see the day when couples would live together longer BEFORE they marry than AFTERI" Commercial zoned, 7501 Laurel Av e,3 tiP. I' Li. $11,900. SPARKLING Spacious 2 PR. w-sunny kit 4 FR on beautifully freed lot. For only 130.9001 Call OuIckl - For Rent Inquire 40% Magnolia Ave. CLERK AND NA*ZHAL...'ffie supreme court shall court directs. Every person who has the legal or equitable BROKER 7439 5 Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 327 1577 321 06.10 Oaks shade this 3 BR, 2 B in Idyllwilde w-formal LR & DR. white brick FR & privacy fenced corner lot. 182,500. - -- - . homestead exe.pt*ons.. SE ItLE R REALTY MAGNIFICENT 29-Rooms S the pleasure of the court and perform such duties as the law. stoneexteriorplusw -wcarpet, intercom, solarium, walk in closets, pool planned & more. Brand new at $107,000. -' --- appoint • clerk and a .srshal who shall hold office during No.1 (a) Batteries, GE, Sylvania and other photo products needed In your area. No selling. Service top retailers under exclusive cortract established by us. High Immediate Income. Minimum Investment $9600. High profit structure. Call apr. 2, 1.800.633-4515 or write NUAGE, 2171 Montevallo Rd., S.W. Birmingham, Alabama Include three 33211. references. n-Houses ; . adaia&staai6ve.ast&.a..sas.sLbedw..a,a..i_i.,. NOW, THEREFORE, I. GEORGE FIRESTONE, Secretary of State of the stat. of Florida, do hereby giv, notice that aSpectil Election will be held in each County in Florida. on March 11, 1980, for the ratification or rejection of the Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to,tho Constitution of the State of ?lortdat viii 5ECTIO1 6. copy? cult judge. WHEREAS, The Legislature under the Constitution of the State of ploridi. passed Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to this Constitution of the Stat. of Florida, and they did dsterstinb and direct that the said Joint Resolutions be subattt.d to the electors of the state of Florida. at the Special 'Election to be hold on March 11. 1980. EXECUTIVE TYPE ApIs. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean 8, roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. ... waiif O'Il$I.Ml .., - en ch (17 921 Sanford _________________________ 7135' S Fr 323 5374 state officers and state agencies. beto SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, CARPETS. HEAT. FAMILY ROOM, LIKE N EW CONDI I lION. $29,500. COME A- I 12-31 . Mariner'sVIllage. SE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the following statement be - , e- Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the proylsions of ti. Fic. tltiotm Name '$tMi, To-WI?: -.-.-.-----------. , busboy. Apply in person 9.5 at .1.21.46). may. or 1117 justics esy, issue writs of habeas NOTICE Pr ELECTION ~ DELAND.1.7345464, SYSTEMS, and that intend register said name with the Clerk j1j4I Hay issue writs of mandamus and quo warranto to pu1 - - Directory - Pt'ty Shop Foupment c74 .u680 or 322 3285 - - 1. IS I NOW! I Call Walt Cappel 323 6100 3 BEDROOM. COZY FIRE I 1 KnowleS Realty Inc. PLACE NICELY WOODED 2 628.3005 ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET I REAL TOP I TING.FENCED FOR YOUR Looking for a iob' The Classified LIVE STOCK PRIVACY Ads will help you find that iob. PARTIALLY WEt. COME. FOUl PPF P WITH FARM • ANIMAL S 539.900 START HAL COLBERT REALTY inc. tilE NEW YEAR OFF I RIC.HT MW. I IPI. F LISTING REALTOR Great rm. designer home set ' acre wood ed lot, wood & Goods IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car, see todays Classified adt for best buys . - butor for Kodak film, Duracell - ding Very clean. $1495 ea pc NolI's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So- of Sanford 3228721 - pd Inquire 500 S. Oak $417183. exercise of its jurisdiction. PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEIIONERTS TO BE VOTED Ott NA*I 11, 1950 I Equal Opportunity Employer. • Notice Is hereby given that weare engaged in business at North St., Longwood,, Fla., fl73Q S7 so. Food Earn Inc. Josipli Gaul. RARE OPPORTUNITY Own Your Own Business. Oistri. - I Used full size hotel motel bed RUNNIN'. Sanford on Hwy 46, easy acc ess to II, 2 GC 2. This house easily utilized for business office. Large rms., good floor plan & extra lq side yd for parking. Only 137.800. Low down, assumable mortgage. Opportunities --- - -- I NEAR DOWNTOWN - - REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 322 7912 -- - -- - - - NEED A SERVICFMN' ou'Il find him listed n our BusineSS - I 31-Apartments Furnished district court of I FRIED CHICKEN Annex 440 S. Bo, Avenue (directly behind City Hall ) Monday through Friday, 5:00 FICTITIOUS NAMI' tustico_throughout_the_state,_and_certified_to_reauire Notice Is hereby given that we ore engaged in business at 111 Longwood Ave., Altamonte SprIngs, SemInole County, Florida Monday, STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED ' jn..jpnieal_is_oendlna_to_be_of_areat_oublic_imoortance,_or FICTITIOUS NAME OFFICER-The Section 11`115-09 1W. [.a Mosellumn POLICE Legal Notice court_certified_by_the_district_court_of_aooeal_in_which the Clerk of the Circuit c, Intend to resister said name withFlorida. Seminole County, Florida In K-the Clerk of the Circuit Court, i2i44 $emlnoli County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the cordence with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: _________________ Mile RN, .4 1.4.12, full& part time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 REAL ESTATE REAL TOR ,3??7i95- Cashiers Apply Days Inn of Sanford. Morning & Eveni ng shifts, ___________________________ 'i -- CallBart Full time 8. Part time waitresses. Full or Part time 24-Business -- - - - 51-Household J frontage in Osteen. presently grove $15,000 total on good terms LOW MORTGAGE APR, 11 B brick home w brand new carpeting & paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! $29,900. PLENTY OF MONEY plus __ e Service Office, City Hall ()_Hay_rviow_any_order_àr_ludament_of_a_trial Legal Notice 5afod Ave., 5anfo'd, kmill Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds. A young woman (1)Q HAPPY DAYS AG.AIN Legal Notice O'Maliey" (1937) Pat O'Brien, Trap" (1955) country for elderly person. Ambulatory or not am. bulatory. Oviedo area. ono 534-1145. - _________________________________________________ robots being used in a sinister plot for world domination. (R) (17) MOVIE . "The Great LATE MOVIE $343613 or 321.0796. Special care wprivate room i. lsw-hsv&eq-siaisvid.-4u&a4lsl..e, (D NEWS • FICTITIOUS HAMS Notice Is hereby given that I am ' engaged in business at 41h arid Tinder Supply, Hwy. 427, Longwood. Mellonvilie. 5:30 10.30 (4) HOLLYWOOD ___ (7)0 ABC MOVIE "Futuri*0d' (1976) Peter Fonda Blythe Dinner. Two The only, pleasel 6 Flags Nursery - Home away from home in the iE2U1%L wW district cour't of appeal or of the supter'.e court on the same question of lswr-aad-axy-ix5.e&..w.vy-•s4p FRIENDS . Op. 50 workers needed, mates only, bagging cypress mulch. Paid by piece work. Full-time workers only. Can make up to 12-SpecialNoticss UtIGS BUNNY frND . calls. $5 per hour. Hard workers •I-i.-in.Ji;.gt-eosl&ici with a decision of court_of_aD)ee1. (ID 9 CBS Equal portunity Employer . -______-. . it's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. --. ____ upem_a_qwssibes_essgi_ad&sIr&gt_eg,,&_efapps.i_io FRIENDS 12:40 phone 3227113 CalijoAn _a_ornivistonof (I1)(35)PTL CLUB turns to crime as a means to support his crippled daughter. ' CREATIVE 4.30 )ØNWITCHID p,o (U)(35)IL5WCY battle reporters travel to an mint park *tiI t hey discover 11-IflStfl)CtlOflS zjLt,s_or_service_of_ utilities _orovidina_elejje._cias,_or ness executives load Barnaby the Positions now open for production carpenter helpers with nation's largest producer of factory-built modular housing. Must have some carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San. ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No 41--Houses cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature Individual in Sanford area. Regardless of ex. perlence, write M. K. Read, Pres., American Lubricants Co., Box 696, Dayton, Ohio 45101. / e:i;/ - i p .R 24 BA TI F R 5P40P t07'/ 'l'h ' .32) 9114 VI PlY USID I PRNI TURF. .I'Pi lANCES A Pt. lIMPING I I XII,' P F S e'r'k ns Fur "tore ,OS 1 25th St 323 0981 - I I ' acres, prime highway 2' ________________________ - • Orange Blvd. in Paola Owner will finance. 124450 322 0166. AN OHIO OIL CO. Offers ASSEMBLERS • sU_review_action_of_statewteaenc1esrelatana_to ' be_in_direct_conflict_with_adecision_of_another_district investigate __________For Sale - Finequality Templeoranges for the validation of bonds or certificates of indebtedness pnficts (17)5P5T5511$ SALES LADY Experienced in ladies' ready-to. wear. Apply in person only. No Phone Calls. RoJay, 211 E. 1st Simpson 322-3313 600 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND ONLY ING 2 • - BUY si i TRADE ill 315 F F rst St 322 '622 ' acres on I or 2 BR home with reasonable rent Near elementary school. Adult With 1 child. 322-7309 or A. M. Shift F Tor P T P. M. shift P 1 Apply in person, Deltona Inn, Mon Sat. Ii a.m.-3 p.m. Ask for Mrs. G. • \ iL ciN MAII-w uRN, TUwI I New Vt',Ir S Srec I Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the tin%t in used furniture. Retrig stoves. tools . 1 ._j.; 1 acre bldg. site on lake Off Longwood Lk. Mary Pd. Good terms $18,500. - ________ - • . ___________ 38-Wanted to Rent -. DISHWASHERS mile north of 434 on 17.92. Richie's VW.. TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I classified Ads Gets Results That 's Fact Too .. "°' • ______________ I . - 36 010 535 9 5e. 'C.r Cash 322-4132 - Wholesale to all Orlando Whole sale Furn 2500 industrial Blvd. Orlando " . ---- Will bUY i 00k .5i' Ptl?,'r es. 00 b,tvr, Shop S' .39114 107 V. 68-Wanted to Buy FURNITURE BEDDING e I $1,000 for both. fenced, $35 month. 831 6634. ______________ AFRICAN VIOLETS ThP C.reeflhoust' 32? 9141 Eves after 6 & weekends __________________________ _____________________________ ________________ _______________ l. - Sanford area, 3.5 acres, I NEW RECONDITIONED pATTFiYSpOP 107W 27th St 123 9114 Mon Fr. 30 c Jo Sat 7 30 I? 30 FI'.L DIRT& Top SOIL YELLOWSAND (,II (lark 8 t4rt 323 7580 MONEY Save w an ci timer for your water heater. Low install cost 3734234 ______________________ - __________________________ Wrangler Jean _________________________ special $10.99 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 , th, 2choicebldg lots in Dreamwold ----- Snack bar, Part time, neat & mature, must be able to work flex. hrs. & some weekends Apply in person . Stuckey's Pecan Shop 1-4 & 16, Sanford. benefits. Apply In person 1 (I 7) LUCY SHOW a government contract to produc. missiles. (R) ICAVENGER HUNT - - - Experienced mechanic. Good 332.6733 -- E, •:' I 11 Lakefront living is avail . in this elegant 3 BR, 4B home. Situated on 4' acres complete W lB. lB gu est Collage. last long at $92 fl.Eure______________________ Rental _________________________________ oUPSFI VIES EDITOR 95 daily Mon-Fri 322-2611 Breaktast cook P.1 or allaround person for split shift F. T. Apply in person, Deltona inn. MonSat. 11 a.m..3 p.m. Ask for Mrs. 6. Navel oranges I. grapefruit Call after 3p.m. .t ute-e,-a-1.d.,al_.5aa......,.aIy. 10:00 0(4) CARD SHARKS between two companies to win WILD. HILARIOUS • declarina_invalid_a_state_statute_or_a_rirovisign_of_the __________________________________________________ LtiIte_constitution ia$ially-ssd-die.ely-pa..&sq..a-ik. ' Mobile home in ountry, $250 Per month each month for it ____________________________________ two "onths & negotiate new terms 373 3148 ____________________________ _________________________ DORIS DI ETRICH ISalad person P.1 Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will mIx. Crumley 332 0251 decisions of district courts of appeal (5)0 BARNARY JONES The mysterious deaths of two buslto LPLAZA ii pu orn,v p. (I,.&e.wflea i1) (35)TOMANDJEMY Howar, Kelly Uontiilh.(R) ALLSEATS ALLSHOWS 9-Good Things to Eat 300 3:30 (1) 0 ONE DAY ATATIME(N) 4:00 DSs ONSI (5)OThEUTTLERA$CALS (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN COOKS • Exp.onlyinfinedinlng *Dinner line cook trial courts Imposing the death penalty and from •,der. thQ _state_orfe4cral_Cofltitut1cin,o (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL M . @.'J DONAHUE (1)0 MIKE DOUGLAS 1)0MO'dIE (U.) 135JDICK VAN DYKE . Shall hear appeals from final Judgments of b.-at-9,..I-pwi,&e.ist.5asI, or that_exprossly_anddireeth' MORNING CD 0 GOOD * * * * * * * * ______________________ JURISD!C1'XOH.--The supreme courti HOTEL ®.TODAY Gene Siskel look back at the best movies of the 1970$ with scenes from "Annie Hall," 'MA'S'H" and "Last Tango in Paris." Guests: James Coco, Barbara Hwy.17tl 3227101 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT "Your Future Our Concern" E #1 3 BR, lBon2lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only $79,900. - ..- ---.---- pool. tropical paradise. Many Many extras Must see. All for 155,900. VA FHA terms available. ______________________________ 34--Mobile Homes To write news of local interest from LONGWOOD . SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you haveaknock f o r gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented in a column In The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. (entail: 912 French Ave. 323.3176 Corner of lOth i French only. Monday thru Friday, Sanford area. 322.4015. (b) WANTED AAA EMPLOYMENT Ba by sitting In my home days - Spacious 3 PP. Ui luxury home, 3 BEDROOM. 2 PATH, FAMILY POOM FXFCIITIVE MONTH SF FR PEALTV. PPOIEP 3710640. 377 1577 CORRESPONDENTS HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ANNETTE & PAT 6ChHd -Care __________________________ justices. .statutt' or that (17) THE GIGGLESNORT (a (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: 0 (4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS PLAZA (17) NEWS 5:30 TAKE TWO Roger Ebert and judges assigned to temporary duty isay be substituted for district court of appeal thtt_exreielvdeclares_vattd (U) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE police. (A) behavior Of apes in captivity. A 2:25 12 (10) OVER EASY 6:26 (!) TODAY INFLORIDA MORNING (7) 0 GOOD (23(10)TWORONNIES Tommy 2:00 SC!) ThE DOCTORS (DØ ONE UFETOLIVE (1]) (35) GONER PYLE (10) CELEBRATION OF MUSS 0 HART TO HART Whild on a boating holiday, Joathan and Jennifer become fugitives from a band of international the sitting for a look at the "Half 50 AS THE WORLD 'IJRNS 13i (35)ANDY GRIFFITH 7:30 U (I) TODAY MORNING (7) 0 GOOD AMERICA (M(35) ToM AND JERRY there. Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo is (1968) MORNING o GOOD FLORIDA (DO CAPTAIN KANGAROO 10:30 (ID(35)CANDIDCAMERA Sixpence" Sixpence" 1:30 10:00 (5)0 PARIS A syndicate using dummy corporations and buyers as a front purchases valuable beach properly by ter. rorizing the families living (U) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 124 10, OTTO "Zoo Gorilla" ()(17) MOVIE (DO ALL MYCHILDREN 0 ~35)DICK VAN DYKE 10) GREAT PIRFOR. MAP4CES • (5)0 MORNING NEWS MORNING (J 0 GOOD AMERICA 7:25 Back The stability of the Euro' pedn clothing industry is threatened by imports. (R) SEARCH FOR TOMOR08 ROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 U (1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (S)OTHE YOUNG AND THE Thu sion. when recsals for cause would prohibit the court from 'convening becaus. of the requirements of this section, Cl) RESTLESS @) TODAY rivn Justices shall constitute a quorum. , LAKE MARY DOG LOST REWARD offered for return of an ii yr. old small mixed, black with white on chest. brown collar, she is dpaf and suffers from, spinal arthritis. Lest seen Clermont St. Call _322.9420. 76-Auto Parts 62-Lawn-Garden by Gill Fox jMjsceiianeous for Sale .I , -- PART-TIME ____________________________ SIDE GLANCES -ipj Wanted -. ____ 18ipnted -Pfo & Found corcurroncu of fouç justices ihall be necessary to a dcci- 12:30 2J(10)A.M.WEATHER 9:30 124(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: actor Tony Perkins, currently starring with Mia Farrow on Broadway in "Romantic Comedy." I2 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary by going on a second honeymoon. 12.00 0(4) MINOREADERS (.5)0 C!) 0 NEWS (1]) 135)LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 10)SESAME$'ry AFTERNOON 6:45 Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: Ralph Waite, Stanley Kramer, Andrae Crouch & the Disciples, Beverly Sanders, Ciji Ware, Diane Desmond, Phyllis Hartman. 23 (10) WORLD 'Inside party. 6:25 fi (4) COUNTRY ROADS election. • DO EDALLEN (17) NEWS Europe: The Shirt Off Your (7)0 FLORIDAI 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE ()0 FAMILY FEUD 18-Help _________________________ of the ditrit at the time of his original appointment or 6:00 EARLY DAY OD HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE 53O J Suprero court,-- ed from the district to the supreme court who is a resident (R) -- Sunday Noon Friday _____________________________________________ district shall have at least one Justice elected or appoint- (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY sure a 9et r e.suI sf )J I t ILk...-r P ~1 ,155 if I fu Ali 5 I -_ ______ -. ____ I- --- -.r - -_ _ I - _I_. (. .LI L..... oerore ruuiicuuuii - ORCA?UVTI'Y.--The supreme court shall consist of seven Justices. Of the seven Justices, each appellate (R) 3 Lines Minimum Noon I ne ua (a) 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS (SD0 THE PRICE $8RIGHT DOLAVERNE & SHIRLEY CD THE p from Brad to be a romantic overture, Marie decides to run away and become a nun. (R) SECTION 3. 1100 50 skilled assassins Jeopardize a REPORT (M (17 ) SANFORD AND SON Lamont and Rollo mistakenly think Fred has only six months left to live. 0 CBS NEWS 3c line a fine a line DEADLINES ARTICLE V JUDICIARY 10:55 MORNING grnserutive tim*s 44c .. . ____________________________ NO. 2 SQUARES 0WHEWI WWNffM 1 small fortune, he considers marrying a socialite Instead of his old sweetheart. CDO ABC NEWS (II) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Otis vinced by a lawyer that he should sue the County. (Ii) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob accepts a seemingly innocent invitation to appenr as the guest on a TV discussion program. Foster. 39c ,.j p I MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon valorem school rililaqe LevIes, proviiinq authorization for ad valoreni tx relief :or perir.anent resident renters, and providtnq that the S25,ON exn,'ption from certain ad valorc school mtllace levies shall take effect upon approval by the voters and apply to the taxes levied on the assesscnt soils for the year j9 and each year theroafter. NEWS 123 (10) MASTERPIECE THE- i time 3 consecutive times , ,, ;I__1 4k RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. CC)NSTITUTIONAL AME'DMENTS EVENING Orlando -Winter Park Seminole BE IT ?URTIIER RESOLVED tPat the following stateient Ve placed on the balloti • TUES :. CLASSIFIED ADS 1. Dial 2.2611 of 831-9993 ______________________________________________ 0; P. ].I. S. �I .-. 0-Evening Herald Sanford, FL BLONDIE . . by Chic L_ MOTHER 1 TJ W I1O I 'THAT THREEMARTINI LUNCH IS / MAKING ME / SEE 0OLJBL,/ I ___ - - . -- -..---.,. .•. - • .•-• , .. - _im;. _____ _________ .- sav J1Ui Aj rI M,A11 introduced WRIFIC! "44" 22 Develoj lot— 0A0A Good H Relieve Spasms To Nub1 A D Li rj L!AI v A1N10101f Al ]Eve - Dr. went in for an examination the doctor did procrium enemas and AL LI 72nd Year, No. 114— Wednesday, !!a!ForIda 2, January 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents a and Lamb 01N1u3 toscope, ba 24 I 123 25 28 V 28 29 — 30 31 Rey nolds, Nam Harris ed SM New H Trustees .5 • Herald Staff Writer At least one — Arthur H. Harris •1 • • .. - county — •39f — — 40 142 49 50 51 — ARCHIE by Bob Montana " HES HVS INTO HAVING A THE ONLY ( POWT DSTURS DON'T LOCK NOW, HERE YOU PHYSICS IS ASTRAL PLANE! EVERYTH1lJG ON THEM' GETTING A ()' .i V , t J 68 67 you're referring to do not Now if you just have In— — "a cause cancer. ternal hemorrhoids but no Obviously, Obviously, I can't cover all external components, you'll your problems in this one find out that many of these column but I can send you can be treated with injections. three different Health Letters that will give you a lot of in- If they continue to cause you formation on' them: Number any problems, you might see 13.12, Hemorrhoids: New a physician about possible —— NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI -. ' • 64 . • __________ ( ..- HOROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL e " \I• _______ __ DON REYNOLDS EEK & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY HUX00 WHO? To Face 2-1, Irritable Or Spastic Colon depends on whether they're Iran's revolutionary leaders have accomplish your chores And Constipation. Other just Internal or also involve in demanded the return of Shah Moham. = 3 people In high places hive all the anewers, there's a good chance you'll have to contend with some CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Uan. deficits when the bills are due. "i NORTH •2 108763 19) You'll be judged today by CANCER (June 21-July fl) the company you keep, so if Granted that your ideas are I. you care about your Image be good, you must still be willIng ___ PRISCI LLA'S POP c by Al Vermeer HOCCUPIW/ THE"NPOW LIM* •s extremely selective of your to yield a bit when it comes to pals. Find out more of What going things, or you9re going (i 13E hS APPLE PIE, 1R WITH THE THE AMERICAN FLAG, NETI 4i WILL.' I WILL' 1N%JP LAWRENCE WELK! - ______ "m BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl AT FUR-BEARING crrr _______ ___ LiP IN GRAN trick contract. soum ' • A Q 764 •7 West NerM East South ' it By Alan Sostag (Oct. 24-Nov. 23), aid fj Stay mind defend yourself it in telligently If OU hut 0( ARID (Mirth 21-April 19) Jumped right to four spades things your way if you are to. Dec. 21) ' by Bob Thav.s MAPI 1DIV1UP -. , the expwts? Write "Ask the self-addressed C • • - ,. - •- • • . • successful because he will find the facts students there front 1969-1970. Reynolds Brantley 111gb School in 1972; and dean of '4 here," Beheshti, a key aide of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, said. At the U.S. Embassy, Moslem Approxiniateiv 400 football fans (some of whom had GOAL RUSH Stetson University. 1,500m*Mile Coal Slurry These findings will be taken up Thursday by the and it just takes capital and technical know-how committee established by the Legislature to to transport It," he pointed out. "Fundamentally, it is more economical and determine the environmental and economic PSC Chairman Bob Mann, Continental will get kMMM... coal slurry pipeline are sinall or non-existent," according to a report prepared by the l'SC Research Bureau. considered by Congress for federal certification There would be a considerable savings over a "If it were built today it would be under tie the coalfields with electricity Oil is becoming so expensive and scarce power that Continental's estimate of $13.6 billion in and possibly Tennessee. operational by 1986 or 1987. He said the proposed agencies including the state energy office, Public plants will have to rely more and more on coal, so pipeline would primarily be serving practicall y Service Commission (PSC) and Department of additional coal "will be needed and must be economic benefits to Florida and Georgia from the project is "grossly" excessive and th at the The Florida Legislature passed a similar bill in its legislative session a year ago." billion estimate, is substantially proven, no attempt has yet been Company executive Gus L. Madilua, president pipeline would not endanger the environment, pipeline. of TransGulf, said today the pipeline could be However,* the report, prepared by several all major utilities ln Florida and Georgia, who are Environmental Regulation, also concludes the brought to Florida somehow," th e report states, "When compared with either the rail and barge now using coal or plan new plants to use coal, pipeline wouldn't operate much cheaper than alternatives, economic benefits generated by a "Coal isa resource that is ample and accessible railroads and barge companies. ) The staff based its conclusions on their belief The sign which once ad'vertised discounts at Factory Furniture Closeouts rests atop a pile of rubble awaiting removal Macllua said the legislation is presently being Reports pP' • A $10 million development of g . 550,000-square-feet of commercial • • •' warehousing will . • '-....., •''z' tract, site of .: .• • ,' 'I •,.r:.;• . S.. "S' 5 $5,5 ' S ' "-S ' . '4 , Crossword , • IC • ' ,,, ...' ' • , •4 •;" •. • •.''- .' Beach and Orlando.' • the past 10 years In residential and dustrial use," McCoy said. said con- In other Nation.........................3* Oss'sehei......................10 ....................... , business, t . •.•• •- ', , ' S • -,. ? - , •' "' ' • • Herald Phot. by Tam Netwi . • struction on the warehouse center will begin the first part of April, after toai about two years, McCoy said. "I think Lake Mary has got to be the for six lots off Lake Mary Boulevard at Middle Street, next good developable area between Daytona Beach and Orlando," McCoy Johnny Walker has rt-quested tile zoning change from residential to said today, explaining why he chose • -, ____ %4,.5 • ,..e'. office coimnercial. — DONNA ESTES ''. • ,. thecity council will consider the final site plan for Driftwood Plaza, Phase 2. A public hearing will be held and a rezoning zoning and site plan approvals, Construction should be completed in ordinance considered on first reading - ', ___________ : -' , between Daytona proposed develop- ment, on Rinehart Road adjacent to Hospital ...........,....... IA •.•, ' 5 " the approval on first reading after a Lake Mar' as the site of the comiiierciil warehouse park. "Land is public hearing is held. A second public hearing and final available and Lake Mary is growing. • • ' reading of the ordinance rezoning the It is the next hot area in the central of the state." • ..................................parcel from agriculture to industrial par"Itsee no problem with the rezoning will take place later in the month, LkI$M ................... . .....4A hh1)' night. The area is projected Art McCoy of McCoy builders, la'. Lamb ......................... •• unty for °' city's land use plan for inEditorial...........................which has operated inthe co gsstt I got to be the next developable area Strom berg-Carlson, will be up for . ______ construction, . be considered for Council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting Thursday. An ordinance rezoning the 33-acre -. ................IA 'Ithink Lake Mary has approval by the Lake Mary City - - AroiadTheClock ..............4A — • '5' •r • made to build this large a slurry pipeline." $10 Million Project ', World..........................IA . The report notes: "While coal sl urry technology Lake Mary Evaluates , fire. Tekmvkios ...................... - I .I difficult to acquire. We do have it in West Virginia co nstruction cost will probably exceed the $2.7 I WHAT A DEAL _______....... . transported for the pipeline project. "I hope they recognize tile need for it," lie added. don't enjoy the right of eminent domain in Georgia, Kentucky and Illinois and that is quite &Idge ........................ic Classified Ask ...........,,...t COMICS ........................IC DItr ' ..... :, eline need certification under present regulations. We I ': Reynolds has a masters degree in Altamonte Mall today to grab up 400 tickets available at the licket administration and supervision froin s Tampa flay Rues-Los Angeles Ranis National Rollins College and a bachelor's degree , -ney for Sunday' in biology and administration (rain Football Conference pla yoff at Tampa Stadium. to _______ by Craig MADAM K. '• teacher in 1959 at St frigid temperatures outside since midnight) Iliit'd III) III (ha' GIIMI OKlttWT93 M1Ithem MIS vp$Jy.,. QWK f1'PMAh( 'YM MIlIIrn*. HP SWSMJ ............3A _____ began his career as a professional Herald Photos by Torn Vincent educator in Seminole County as a biology Florida on special high voltage transmission lines. November S . lOONIES I Congressional candidate, • A preliminary report issued by the state this the public condemnation power it needs to cross week agreed that the proposed coal slurry the property of railroads fiercely opposed to the - ....................commercial ___ _______ committee Seminole County sub-council. Reynolds, a former unsuccessful :, "If the purpose of his (Waldheim's) coal fields.The company presently transports natural gas Into the state. V _________________________________________ /-/ of the board of directors project review was named principal of Seminole High in 1973; was assistant principal of Lake By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Continental Resources Co. (formerly Florlb w ',WAR! HY . (PUM•1FPJIST District 7 Florida Department of Health visit is facifinding, his visit will be the seizure of American hostages by Moslem - Action OY,IF4I Home Ombudsman Committee for • , plants in Florida and Georgia with the Midwest railroads." (Do you have a question for Care Centers for the Elderly, Nursing , an4 RehabtW.attve Services and member • of luck could give his • Orange County Council on Aging and Day • , mission would result in "a right solution for the Today HAP WSN6Sf USE 'MJ .- cii First Secretary Mohammad Beheshti told reporters he thought the U.N. chief's an attempt to break the stalemate over (S by T. K Ryan mission, 13 years as chairman of that board. He has been a member of the Gas Co.) of Winter Park is seeking to construct a more environmentally acceptable way to tran- soundness of Continental Resources's plans. If ! NIIHT "'t" • Sanford 11 anning ant Zoning Coin- • crttcal comments, Revolutionary Cowi- Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh in by Stan Lei and John Romita _ 1E OWN HAPPY 1 a . proval of hospital expansion plans, lie has also been a i.teneral contractor. Harris also served 21 years on the overtaken his partner's king of diamonds, be ing questions ,, West was in with the king this column and will receive &i. AL - / 4 and could do nothing better copies of JACOB V MODERN.) SPIDER-MAN • ' Aw m*gc ggownow . I • of clubs with the ace and led a South involved with Florida Manor Nursing Home for the past 13 years and has been active in Health Systems Agency, an advisory board which reeomnmnt'nds aporoval or disap- . ••ç) Winter Finn Seeks any king of clubs and continued be answered if accompanied mood, and find it difficult to wind yourself, • '- game plus 100 honors was a nice reward. Also, I was really lucky in my choice of opponents" What South meant was that East had chucked the defense at trick or". East should have entangling situation that looks with the queen. South ruffed by stamped, You could MIII be In a festive need be, find the way to • reported Waldheim's visit without any won't let him in even if he wants to," said a spokeswoman. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) a llttle qne3(1sth .age, 'fll, U and played his ace and queen envelopes, The most Interest- -. homework. 'i'he proposals look good," lleyriol& said. Although the sta te radio and television carpeted Foreign Ministry while, elsewhere in the building, U.S. Charge 'over East's heart bid. Experts," care of this n.wspa. West doubled, opened the per. IndMdual question, ie Investigate hospital so badly. [*ill trying to do ill)-y expected." made that silly lead of the queen of diamonds, the hand contract. South was a great believer (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. another in the "bid 'em fast and tell It's unlike you to be in. 10m . said about you. Overreacting 'em nothing" school. Hence he fluenced vice than s,aving ;I few dollars. I want to find out why the county wants to sell the Waldheirn's spokesman told reporters hostage since Nov. 4 vowed not to have pretty high, but the doubled i Pus IT 4 Dbl. Pass Pus Pass them. I am hoping the county ('omilnussiuners are inure interested in ser- ' / Waldheim and Ghotbzadeh met for two was going to collapse unless diimonds broke 3-3.' "Right," said South. "I bid - tiJp 4Il "You're too lucky, to live," #AKQI163 could bitt them could beck- 113(111 to otheri, succeed. FRANK AND ERNEST It enough to beat a 10. Orly the riegative aspects. opinions of others, so don't could make 'g begin today. You miat do SAGITTARIUS (Nov. _____ defense only three tricks and feelings because you ftnk it undertake too many changes. holding hick HAP jG gAg6,1'f Waldheim conferred with Iranian , •• the talks "lasted about as long as we during my years of reign," the Mail the ousted shah u saying, quo diamonds. East cou take his wanted to, but that gave the #J98 "1 would be content, happy, to be • judged by what I believe was achieved In Iran U.N. Secretary-General Kurt jack of trumps any time he Q 9542 • K 102 r. Mall 1 handtoday, cawing you tosee fire.7bey might accun you of 0 '1T •75 KJ suffer if you try to catch up In too ItUish Or ulf'SerVingone day on a lot of work Resentment could develop. you've left undone, Pace You'd be gc opeiaU yourself. You'll accomplish LWPSA (Sept.MI-Oct. 23) TOOM You'll lose all control e, _____ Trying to spite someone's doing things solo today. You'll _____ _________________ - *J984 23) y sending for Let your Astro..Grsph te for each to Adro-Graph, Box 411111, ft&o City StaUon, N.Y. EAST island of Contadora, Panama. a heart ruff, cashed his ace- kingueen of trumps and led AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb When dealing with friends Vulnerable: Both 19) Your effectiveness Will today, take care not to appear Dealer West rT _____ LEO (July 10019. Be sure to SPeCify birth to see the bright side. date. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 23) ...ri _____________ following YOW biy . of hearts, rutted a diamond ' with dummy's deuce of trumps, came to his hand with 443 WEST lies ahead for you in the year to run into stiff opposition. . ________ . than to lead another club. South rutted, cashed his ace I •_• _ "I'm mainly concerned that the people of Sanford have a good hospital to serve helped." at his latest stop in exile on the resort - ;I losing proposition." -.--• from the talks overheard Ghotbzadeh published an interview given by the shah Don't be misled into thinking spend this week's budget, or I' a a telling Waldheim, "Your ideas may have The Daily Mail, a London newspaper, and haven't talked to Harris added "a way may be found to Reynolds said. "I wouldn't think anyone There was no immediate word on the outcome of the discussions. A reporter who was present when the two emerged alleged crimes committed during his meeting "I think the hospital can do fine right restructure the hospital taxing district so I IV d'Affaires Bruce Lalngen and two other Americans spent their 60th day in "protective custody." reign of nearly 40 years, rewarded with dividends. Be sensible about how you WIN Al BRIDGE they have filed financial disclosure and board. 9 med Reza Pahlavi to stand trial for GEMINI (May 21-June 20) board completed other paper work and hospital i in Tri"bunal London (UPI) — The exiled shah of Iran told a London newspaper published today he would be "happy" to be judged really have enough iiformmiititin to feel anyway at this point. ihavcn'tattendcda resigned several weeks ago, and Allen I I I • I by an international tribunal on his actions as Iran's ruler, but only. as a precedent for other heads of state. this coming year and you'll be 411 ...don' t move Shah Follow your highest ideals important things done, 2 ARTHUR HARRIS "puzzling" Treatments For An Old treatment. Not all Affliction; Number 5-6, hemorrhoids require surgical Diverticulosls; and Number excision, But, of course, it For Wednesday, January 2, 1980 by Howie Schneider ...proposals you'll be happy to know that dined to irritate your Irritations of the sort that hemorrhoids. - • • .• the appointments: "I don't know that it anyone yet. Keen, whose term expired in early recie~ived their forinal conunissions froin wliere it is," Harris said. 1 need to get December, respectively. "it is puzzling to Ille wh% am one would Harris' term will extend to Dec. 11, Graham. my Feet on the ground and look at several offer to purchase the hospital for several 1983 while Reynolds' term is until Dec. 3, Tile)' will join Sophie Shoemaker, E.C. things the board of trustees have worked million dollars if the county wanu to sell 1982. Both men will assume office after Harper Jr. and Freddie Mobley on the on." it because we can't make ends meet." ' material so that it's less In- 63 . . ' 4•- Bran absorbs water and will find anything that was really — 65 - — — . (7 61 _________________ 82 — BUT HIS PLANE OUST LANDED. Wtrs TRANSCENDENTAL METAPHYSICAL EXPERIENCE HIM' HE'S ON ARE.' FOUR 6UERSWIT}4 EXPERIENCE P HES MET IN ANOTHER MEDITATION -0 WITH — — — — I'm glad your doctor didn't 56 — — — 57 158 J59 '60 .. .-- .I ' again," Williams d, But he added of changes any thing." of trustees, replacing Tom Blayney, 'h • ..t,'I. turn above the hemorrhoid colon function and relieve the 53 54 55 area, spasms. 52 is," Reynolds said. Gov. Bob Graham announced today the appointInentoflIarris,,o1Sanfor(Ian(I Reynolds, 44, also of Sanford to the board . - 'i Commissioner Richard Williams said th e county commission is moving ahead in considering all the hospital proposals. lie said they will (leal with the proposal of board of trustees as It has been presented. "If th ey want to change th e proposal th at would open up the whole thing proposition if that is what the hospital '.'•1 .i. - i.: changes any. anyone would want to buy a losing • i0 v Seminole County commissioners said today they do not believe the appointment of two new trustees for Seminole Memorial Hospital will have any effect on the commission's handling of the hospital choices, "I don't think it will have any effect," Commissioner Bob Sturm said of the appointments. "It won't change their the hospital board of trustees') proposal various proposals submitted to the commission for purchase of the hospital. "It is puzzling to me h' / must have an examination wheat cereals. This may because it Is sometimes the cause an increase in gas first sign of cancer. You can't formation during the first just guess that It's due to threeweeksbutifyoustick hemorrhoids. Not only that, with it and get through that some hemorrhoids pop out phase, adding an appreciable fmthepressurecausedbya amount of bean to your diet See where it Is in the downtown Sanford area. Meanwhile, Don Reynolds, the second appointee, said today he is reading the • that it will take in the area where the patients are from." Currently the hospital taxing district encompasses all of Seminole CountY. However, many of the persons who use the hospital are from Volusta County. Harris said an alternative he could favor would be a takeover of the hospital by a group of local persons. lie said local persons "would be more responsive to local needs" than any profit or non-profit out-of-town group. "I've been reading the proposals made to Seminole County from Florida Hospital and other hospital agencies and ting to think," Reynolds said. "I don't Commissioners — the two new appointees to the Seminole Memorial hospital Board of Trustees said today the hospital should remain . • tumor further up in the rec- will help to Improve your JUGHEAD! B)' DONNA ESTES : examination. Anyone who has bulk to yout diet, particularly unexplained rectal bleeding cereal fiber as found In whole 33 32 36 35 — 3. S Puzzle $3WP"IIWp D)4p p — TUMBLE WEEDS S ubifs 82 Was 34 I . or by Art Sansom p C • S • or • THE BORN LOSER ID 66 UgJOD •. colon ____________ I - 20 Makes simpler 64 Briny expanse 10 Melt together 35 Old English had internal hemorrhoids, 65 Compass 22 Burro pronoun 11 Leases point muscle spasms in the 24 Actress 38 Drive (abbr,) 88 Inhabitants of 19 Dine a few moderate diverand Southern 21 Hill dweller 42 Spread to d Denmark 25 Ridicule ticula. The doctor had his 23 Wind-powered 44 Son-in-law o7 67 Bobble 28 Apropos Mohammed nurse tell me that the these issues can send 75cents vessel 30 Identical 46 Prayed DOWN normal for me for each with a long, stamped, was 24 Finally situation (2 sibling • 48 Runs slowly and wds.) to continue as I am. I am self-addressed envelope for it. 34 Auto club 49 Sweat 1 On the ocean 25 Headwear 47 years old, don't drink, Send your request to me, in 35 Give up potato., 2 Hides 26 Howl 37 Gridder group 3 Ambush take in caffeine or care of this newspaper, P.O. smoke 50Repeating Bird class 27 Shakespear. 51 38 Russian 4 Stories other drugs. i am trim and in Box 1551, Radio City Station, can villain fighter plane 5 Southern ' New York, NY 10919. from memory general good health. 39 English state (abbr.) 29 Hangs up 53 Potiche can b ides e best thing you es Th want to know What I 31 Balls up composer 8 Porcine 54 Affirm 32 Former the cause and the meaning of to develop good bowel habits. 40 Genetic animal 55 Draw close Spanish material 7 Individual 58 Depression ml- these findings is what I could That will help relieve colony (abbr) 8 City in Utah tials possibly do to lessen or colon spasms w hich some 41 Money 9 Cleopatra's 33 College 59 Age remove them. Irritation can people think are the cause of opening bane (p1.) athletic group 60 No suffix can't it?Is it a the diverticula, those little cause — — — — — — — — — — — mattercancer, to live as pockets that develop on the of trying 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 9 calm a life as possible or side of the colon. Your bowel 12 — 13 — — — — 14 — — exercising or perhaps eating training will be discussed in avoiding eating certain the Issue on spastic colon that — 15 — — 16 — — — 17 — I'm sending you. things? I 1 I I —— bowel training The DEAR READFP — First, ___________ 20 —— let me say you did the right program should include — —— — — — — — thing by having an adding an adequate amount of BUT WI4C"S COMPLAIN ING1 _______ - IRIUI1IiN1 IAIPIS 61 Rosary bead (abbr.) by Mort Walker - - Answer to Previous measure(pl.) IMIIIA lllimezone 7 VV. ° •. . curve 18 Western . - . . lOINIE ____ • - . 43 Highway l4Gotocourt c:••'1- BEETLE BAILEY . . ., 4 Cry of joy continent 10 P ElIlILLJIKIt 9 Labor group 45 Piece ofcorn A1P T A $ 1' £ OjWjNIEID I 4l Sesame plant I2 Over (prefix) l•. :, . Young VrnJc3 '" . ACROSS Jan. 1, 1910 STILL AWAY HER t-77 tlu Tuesday, . .' ,_• -I•_' • - - ••, .• ..-, , .5 •• ••-. . ' IF •' - .ft • •,.•5 -S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, January 01, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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"44" 22 Develoj lot— 0A0A Good H Relieve Spasms To Nub1 A D Li rj L!AI v A1N10101f Al ]Eve - Dr. went in for an examination the doctor did procrium enemas and AL LI 72nd Year, No. 114— Wednesday, !!a!ForIda 2, January 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents a and Lamb 01N1u3 toscope, ba 24 I 123 25 28 V 28 29 — 30 31 Rey nolds, Nam Harris ed SM New H Trustees .5 • Herald Staff Writer At least one — Arthur H. Harris •1 • • .. - county — •39f — — 40 142 49 50 51 — ARCHIE by Bob Montana " HES HVS INTO HAVING A THE ONLY ( POWT DSTURS DON'T LOCK NOW, HERE YOU PHYSICS IS ASTRAL PLANE! EVERYTH1lJG ON THEM' GETTING A ()' .i V , t J 68 67 you're referring to do not Now if you just have In— — "a cause cancer. ternal hemorrhoids but no Obviously, Obviously, I can't cover all external components, you'll your problems in this one find out that many of these column but I can send you can be treated with injections. three different Health Letters that will give you a lot of in- If they continue to cause you formation on' them: Number any problems, you might see 13.12, Hemorrhoids: New a physician about possible —— NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI -. ' • 64 . • __________ ( ..- HOROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL e " \I• _______ __ DON REYNOLDS EEK & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY HUX00 WHO? To Face 2-1, Irritable Or Spastic Colon depends on whether they're Iran's revolutionary leaders have accomplish your chores And Constipation. Other just Internal or also involve in demanded the return of Shah Moham. = 3 people In high places hive all the anewers, there's a good chance you'll have to contend with some CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Uan. deficits when the bills are due. "i NORTH •2 108763 19) You'll be judged today by CANCER (June 21-July fl) the company you keep, so if Granted that your ideas are I. you care about your Image be good, you must still be willIng ___ PRISCI LLA'S POP c by Al Vermeer HOCCUPIW/ THE"NPOW LIM* •s extremely selective of your to yield a bit when it comes to pals. Find out more of What going things, or you9re going (i 13E hS APPLE PIE, 1R WITH THE THE AMERICAN FLAG, NETI 4i WILL.' I WILL' 1N%JP LAWRENCE WELK! - ______ "m BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl AT FUR-BEARING crrr _______ ___ LiP IN GRAN trick contract. soum ' • A Q 764 •7 West NerM East South ' it By Alan Sostag (Oct. 24-Nov. 23), aid fj Stay mind defend yourself it in telligently If OU hut 0( ARID (Mirth 21-April 19) Jumped right to four spades things your way if you are to. Dec. 21) ' by Bob Thav.s MAPI 1DIV1UP -. , the expwts? Write "Ask the self-addressed C • • - ,. - •- • • . • successful because he will find the facts students there front 1969-1970. Reynolds Brantley 111gb School in 1972; and dean of '4 here," Beheshti, a key aide of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, said. At the U.S. Embassy, Moslem Approxiniateiv 400 football fans (some of whom had GOAL RUSH Stetson University. 1,500m*Mile Coal Slurry These findings will be taken up Thursday by the and it just takes capital and technical know-how committee established by the Legislature to to transport It," he pointed out. "Fundamentally, it is more economical and determine the environmental and economic PSC Chairman Bob Mann, Continental will get kMMM... coal slurry pipeline are sinall or non-existent," according to a report prepared by the l'SC Research Bureau. considered by Congress for federal certification There would be a considerable savings over a "If it were built today it would be under tie the coalfields with electricity Oil is becoming so expensive and scarce power that Continental's estimate of $13.6 billion in and possibly Tennessee. operational by 1986 or 1987. He said the proposed agencies including the state energy office, Public plants will have to rely more and more on coal, so pipeline would primarily be serving practicall y Service Commission (PSC) and Department of additional coal "will be needed and must be economic benefits to Florida and Georgia from the project is "grossly" excessive and th at the The Florida Legislature passed a similar bill in its legislative session a year ago." billion estimate, is substantially proven, no attempt has yet been Company executive Gus L. Madilua, president pipeline would not endanger the environment, pipeline. of TransGulf, said today the pipeline could be However,* the report, prepared by several all major utilities ln Florida and Georgia, who are Environmental Regulation, also concludes the brought to Florida somehow," th e report states, "When compared with either the rail and barge now using coal or plan new plants to use coal, pipeline wouldn't operate much cheaper than alternatives, economic benefits generated by a "Coal isa resource that is ample and accessible railroads and barge companies. ) The staff based its conclusions on their belief The sign which once ad'vertised discounts at Factory Furniture Closeouts rests atop a pile of rubble awaiting removal Macllua said the legislation is presently being Reports pP' • A $10 million development of g . 550,000-square-feet of commercial • • •' warehousing will . • '-....., •''z' tract, site of .: .• • ,' 'I •,.r:.;• . S.. "S' 5 $5,5 ' S ' "-S ' . '4 , Crossword , • IC • ' ,,, ...' ' • , •4 •;" •. • •.''- .' Beach and Orlando.' • the past 10 years In residential and dustrial use," McCoy said. said con- In other Nation.........................3* Oss'sehei......................10 ....................... , business, t . •.•• •- ', , ' S • -,. ? - , •' "' ' • • Herald Phot. by Tam Netwi . • struction on the warehouse center will begin the first part of April, after toai about two years, McCoy said. "I think Lake Mary has got to be the for six lots off Lake Mary Boulevard at Middle Street, next good developable area between Daytona Beach and Orlando," McCoy Johnny Walker has rt-quested tile zoning change from residential to said today, explaining why he chose • -, ____ %4,.5 • ,..e'. office coimnercial. — DONNA ESTES ''. • ,. thecity council will consider the final site plan for Driftwood Plaza, Phase 2. A public hearing will be held and a rezoning zoning and site plan approvals, Construction should be completed in ordinance considered on first reading - ', ___________ : -' , between Daytona proposed develop- ment, on Rinehart Road adjacent to Hospital ...........,....... IA •.•, ' 5 " the approval on first reading after a Lake Mar' as the site of the comiiierciil warehouse park. "Land is public hearing is held. A second public hearing and final available and Lake Mary is growing. • • ' reading of the ordinance rezoning the It is the next hot area in the central of the state." • ..................................parcel from agriculture to industrial par"Itsee no problem with the rezoning will take place later in the month, LkI$M ................... . .....4A hh1)' night. The area is projected Art McCoy of McCoy builders, la'. Lamb ......................... •• unty for °' city's land use plan for inEditorial...........................which has operated inthe co gsstt I got to be the next developable area Strom berg-Carlson, will be up for . ______ construction, . be considered for Council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting Thursday. An ordinance rezoning the 33-acre -. ................IA 'Ithink Lake Mary has approval by the Lake Mary City - - AroiadTheClock ..............4A — • '5' •r • made to build this large a slurry pipeline." $10 Million Project ', World..........................IA . The report notes: "While coal sl urry technology Lake Mary Evaluates , fire. Tekmvkios ...................... - I .I difficult to acquire. We do have it in West Virginia co nstruction cost will probably exceed the $2.7 I WHAT A DEAL _______....... . transported for the pipeline project. "I hope they recognize tile need for it," lie added. don't enjoy the right of eminent domain in Georgia, Kentucky and Illinois and that is quite &Idge ........................ic Classified Ask ...........,,...t COMICS ........................IC DItr ' ..... :, eline need certification under present regulations. We I ': Reynolds has a masters degree in Altamonte Mall today to grab up 400 tickets available at the licket administration and supervision froin s Tampa flay Rues-Los Angeles Ranis National Rollins College and a bachelor's degree , -ney for Sunday' in biology and administration (rain Football Conference pla yoff at Tampa Stadium. to _______ by Craig MADAM K. '• teacher in 1959 at St frigid temperatures outside since midnight) Iliit'd III) III (ha' GIIMI OKlttWT93 M1Ithem MIS vp$Jy.,. QWK f1'PMAh( 'YM MIlIIrn*. HP SWSMJ ............3A _____ began his career as a professional Herald Photos by Torn Vincent educator in Seminole County as a biology Florida on special high voltage transmission lines. November S . lOONIES I Congressional candidate, • A preliminary report issued by the state this the public condemnation power it needs to cross week agreed that the proposed coal slurry the property of railroads fiercely opposed to the - ....................commercial ___ _______ committee Seminole County sub-council. Reynolds, a former unsuccessful :, "If the purpose of his (Waldheim's) coal fields.The company presently transports natural gas Into the state. V _________________________________________ /-/ of the board of directors project review was named principal of Seminole High in 1973; was assistant principal of Lake By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Continental Resources Co. (formerly Florlb w ',WAR! HY . (PUM•1FPJIST District 7 Florida Department of Health visit is facifinding, his visit will be the seizure of American hostages by Moslem - Action OY,IF4I Home Ombudsman Committee for • , plants in Florida and Georgia with the Midwest railroads." (Do you have a question for Care Centers for the Elderly, Nursing , an4 RehabtW.attve Services and member • of luck could give his • Orange County Council on Aging and Day • , mission would result in "a right solution for the Today HAP WSN6Sf USE 'MJ .- cii First Secretary Mohammad Beheshti told reporters he thought the U.N. chief's an attempt to break the stalemate over (S by T. K Ryan mission, 13 years as chairman of that board. He has been a member of the Gas Co.) of Winter Park is seeking to construct a more environmentally acceptable way to tran- soundness of Continental Resources's plans. If ! NIIHT "'t" • Sanford 11 anning ant Zoning Coin- • crttcal comments, Revolutionary Cowi- Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh in by Stan Lei and John Romita _ 1E OWN HAPPY 1 a . proval of hospital expansion plans, lie has also been a i.teneral contractor. Harris also served 21 years on the overtaken his partner's king of diamonds, be ing questions ,, West was in with the king this column and will receive &i. AL - / 4 and could do nothing better copies of JACOB V MODERN.) SPIDER-MAN • ' Aw m*gc ggownow . I • of clubs with the ace and led a South involved with Florida Manor Nursing Home for the past 13 years and has been active in Health Systems Agency, an advisory board which reeomnmnt'nds aporoval or disap- . ••ç) Winter Finn Seeks any king of clubs and continued be answered if accompanied mood, and find it difficult to wind yourself, • '- game plus 100 honors was a nice reward. Also, I was really lucky in my choice of opponents" What South meant was that East had chucked the defense at trick or". East should have entangling situation that looks with the queen. South ruffed by stamped, You could MIII be In a festive need be, find the way to • reported Waldheim's visit without any won't let him in even if he wants to," said a spokeswoman. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) a llttle qne3(1sth .age, 'fll, U and played his ace and queen envelopes, The most Interest- -. homework. 'i'he proposals look good," lleyriol& said. Although the sta te radio and television carpeted Foreign Ministry while, elsewhere in the building, U.S. Charge 'over East's heart bid. Experts," care of this n.wspa. West doubled, opened the per. IndMdual question, ie Investigate hospital so badly. [*ill trying to do ill)-y expected." made that silly lead of the queen of diamonds, the hand contract. South was a great believer (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. another in the "bid 'em fast and tell It's unlike you to be in. 10m . said about you. Overreacting 'em nothing" school. Hence he fluenced vice than s,aving ;I few dollars. I want to find out why the county wants to sell the Waldheirn's spokesman told reporters hostage since Nov. 4 vowed not to have pretty high, but the doubled i Pus IT 4 Dbl. Pass Pus Pass them. I am hoping the county ('omilnussiuners are inure interested in ser- ' / Waldheim and Ghotbzadeh met for two was going to collapse unless diimonds broke 3-3.' "Right," said South. "I bid - tiJp 4Il "You're too lucky, to live," #AKQI163 could bitt them could beck- 113(111 to otheri, succeed. FRANK AND ERNEST It enough to beat a 10. Orly the riegative aspects. opinions of others, so don't could make 'g begin today. You miat do SAGITTARIUS (Nov. _____ defense only three tricks and feelings because you ftnk it undertake too many changes. holding hick HAP jG gAg6,1'f Waldheim conferred with Iranian , •• the talks "lasted about as long as we during my years of reign," the Mail the ousted shah u saying, quo diamonds. East cou take his wanted to, but that gave the #J98 "1 would be content, happy, to be • judged by what I believe was achieved In Iran U.N. Secretary-General Kurt jack of trumps any time he Q 9542 • K 102 r. Mall 1 handtoday, cawing you tosee fire.7bey might accun you of 0 '1T •75 KJ suffer if you try to catch up In too ItUish Or ulf'SerVingone day on a lot of work Resentment could develop. you've left undone, Pace You'd be gc opeiaU yourself. You'll accomplish LWPSA (Sept.MI-Oct. 23) TOOM You'll lose all control e, _____ Trying to spite someone's doing things solo today. You'll _____ _________________ - *J984 23) y sending for Let your Astro..Grsph te for each to Adro-Graph, Box 411111, ft&o City StaUon, N.Y. EAST island of Contadora, Panama. a heart ruff, cashed his ace- kingueen of trumps and led AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb When dealing with friends Vulnerable: Both 19) Your effectiveness Will today, take care not to appear Dealer West rT _____ LEO (July 10019. Be sure to SPeCify birth to see the bright side. date. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 23) ...ri _____________ following YOW biy . of hearts, rutted a diamond ' with dummy's deuce of trumps, came to his hand with 443 WEST lies ahead for you in the year to run into stiff opposition. . ________ . than to lead another club. South rutted, cashed his ace I •_• _ "I'm mainly concerned that the people of Sanford have a good hospital to serve helped." at his latest stop in exile on the resort - ;I losing proposition." -.--• from the talks overheard Ghotbzadeh published an interview given by the shah Don't be misled into thinking spend this week's budget, or I' a a telling Waldheim, "Your ideas may have The Daily Mail, a London newspaper, and haven't talked to Harris added "a way may be found to Reynolds said. "I wouldn't think anyone There was no immediate word on the outcome of the discussions. A reporter who was present when the two emerged alleged crimes committed during his meeting "I think the hospital can do fine right restructure the hospital taxing district so I IV d'Affaires Bruce Lalngen and two other Americans spent their 60th day in "protective custody." reign of nearly 40 years, rewarded with dividends. Be sensible about how you WIN Al BRIDGE they have filed financial disclosure and board. 9 med Reza Pahlavi to stand trial for GEMINI (May 21-June 20) board completed other paper work and hospital i in Tri"bunal London (UPI) — The exiled shah of Iran told a London newspaper published today he would be "happy" to be judged really have enough iiformmiititin to feel anyway at this point. ihavcn'tattendcda resigned several weeks ago, and Allen I I I • I by an international tribunal on his actions as Iran's ruler, but only. as a precedent for other heads of state. this coming year and you'll be 411 ...don' t move Shah Follow your highest ideals important things done, 2 ARTHUR HARRIS "puzzling" Treatments For An Old treatment. Not all Affliction; Number 5-6, hemorrhoids require surgical Diverticulosls; and Number excision, But, of course, it For Wednesday, January 2, 1980 by Howie Schneider ...proposals you'll be happy to know that dined to irritate your Irritations of the sort that hemorrhoids. - • • .• the appointments: "I don't know that it anyone yet. Keen, whose term expired in early recie~ived their forinal conunissions froin wliere it is," Harris said. 1 need to get December, respectively. "it is puzzling to Ille wh% am one would Harris' term will extend to Dec. 11, Graham. my Feet on the ground and look at several offer to purchase the hospital for several 1983 while Reynolds' term is until Dec. 3, Tile)' will join Sophie Shoemaker, E.C. things the board of trustees have worked million dollars if the county wanu to sell 1982. Both men will assume office after Harper Jr. and Freddie Mobley on the on." it because we can't make ends meet." ' material so that it's less In- 63 . . ' 4•- Bran absorbs water and will find anything that was really — 65 - — — . (7 61 _________________ 82 — BUT HIS PLANE OUST LANDED. Wtrs TRANSCENDENTAL METAPHYSICAL EXPERIENCE HIM' HE'S ON ARE.' FOUR 6UERSWIT}4 EXPERIENCE P HES MET IN ANOTHER MEDITATION -0 WITH — — — — I'm glad your doctor didn't 56 — — — 57 158 J59 '60 .. .-- .I ' again," Williams d, But he added of changes any thing." of trustees, replacing Tom Blayney, 'h • ..t,'I. turn above the hemorrhoid colon function and relieve the 53 54 55 area, spasms. 52 is," Reynolds said. Gov. Bob Graham announced today the appointInentoflIarris,,o1Sanfor(Ian(I Reynolds, 44, also of Sanford to the board . - 'i Commissioner Richard Williams said th e county commission is moving ahead in considering all the hospital proposals. lie said they will (leal with the proposal of board of trustees as It has been presented. "If th ey want to change th e proposal th at would open up the whole thing proposition if that is what the hospital '.'•1 .i. - i.: changes any. anyone would want to buy a losing • i0 v Seminole County commissioners said today they do not believe the appointment of two new trustees for Seminole Memorial Hospital will have any effect on the commission's handling of the hospital choices, "I don't think it will have any effect," Commissioner Bob Sturm said of the appointments. "It won't change their the hospital board of trustees') proposal various proposals submitted to the commission for purchase of the hospital. "It is puzzling to me h' / must have an examination wheat cereals. This may because it Is sometimes the cause an increase in gas first sign of cancer. You can't formation during the first just guess that It's due to threeweeksbutifyoustick hemorrhoids. Not only that, with it and get through that some hemorrhoids pop out phase, adding an appreciable fmthepressurecausedbya amount of bean to your diet See where it Is in the downtown Sanford area. Meanwhile, Don Reynolds, the second appointee, said today he is reading the • that it will take in the area where the patients are from." Currently the hospital taxing district encompasses all of Seminole CountY. However, many of the persons who use the hospital are from Volusta County. Harris said an alternative he could favor would be a takeover of the hospital by a group of local persons. lie said local persons "would be more responsive to local needs" than any profit or non-profit out-of-town group. "I've been reading the proposals made to Seminole County from Florida Hospital and other hospital agencies and ting to think," Reynolds said. "I don't Commissioners — the two new appointees to the Seminole Memorial hospital Board of Trustees said today the hospital should remain . • tumor further up in the rec- will help to Improve your JUGHEAD! B)' DONNA ESTES : examination. Anyone who has bulk to yout diet, particularly unexplained rectal bleeding cereal fiber as found In whole 33 32 36 35 — 3. S Puzzle $3WP"IIWp D)4p p — TUMBLE WEEDS S ubifs 82 Was 34 I . or by Art Sansom p C • S • or • THE BORN LOSER ID 66 UgJOD •. colon ____________ I - 20 Makes simpler 64 Briny expanse 10 Melt together 35 Old English had internal hemorrhoids, 65 Compass 22 Burro pronoun 11 Leases point muscle spasms in the 24 Actress 38 Drive (abbr,) 88 Inhabitants of 19 Dine a few moderate diverand Southern 21 Hill dweller 42 Spread to d Denmark 25 Ridicule ticula. The doctor had his 23 Wind-powered 44 Son-in-law o7 67 Bobble 28 Apropos Mohammed nurse tell me that the these issues can send 75cents vessel 30 Identical 46 Prayed DOWN normal for me for each with a long, stamped, was 24 Finally situation (2 sibling • 48 Runs slowly and wds.) to continue as I am. I am self-addressed envelope for it. 34 Auto club 49 Sweat 1 On the ocean 25 Headwear 47 years old, don't drink, Send your request to me, in 35 Give up potato., 2 Hides 26 Howl 37 Gridder group 3 Ambush take in caffeine or care of this newspaper, P.O. smoke 50Repeating Bird class 27 Shakespear. 51 38 Russian 4 Stories other drugs. i am trim and in Box 1551, Radio City Station, can villain fighter plane 5 Southern ' New York, NY 10919. from memory general good health. 39 English state (abbr.) 29 Hangs up 53 Potiche can b ides e best thing you es Th want to know What I 31 Balls up composer 8 Porcine 54 Affirm 32 Former the cause and the meaning of to develop good bowel habits. 40 Genetic animal 55 Draw close Spanish material 7 Individual 58 Depression ml- these findings is what I could That will help relieve colony (abbr) 8 City in Utah tials possibly do to lessen or colon spasms w hich some 41 Money 9 Cleopatra's 33 College 59 Age remove them. Irritation can people think are the cause of opening bane (p1.) athletic group 60 No suffix can't it?Is it a the diverticula, those little cause — — — — — — — — — — — mattercancer, to live as pockets that develop on the of trying 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 9 calm a life as possible or side of the colon. Your bowel 12 — 13 — — — — 14 — — exercising or perhaps eating training will be discussed in avoiding eating certain the Issue on spastic colon that — 15 — — 16 — — — 17 — I'm sending you. things? I 1 I I —— bowel training The DEAR READFP — First, ___________ 20 —— let me say you did the right program should include — —— — — — — — thing by having an adding an adequate amount of BUT WI4C"S COMPLAIN ING1 _______ - IRIUI1IiN1 IAIPIS 61 Rosary bead (abbr.) by Mort Walker - - Answer to Previous measure(pl.) IMIIIA lllimezone 7 VV. ° •. . curve 18 Western . - . . lOINIE ____ • - . 43 Highway l4Gotocourt c:••'1- BEETLE BAILEY . . ., 4 Cry of joy continent 10 P ElIlILLJIKIt 9 Labor group 45 Piece ofcorn A1P T A $ 1' £ OjWjNIEID I 4l Sesame plant I2 Over (prefix) l•. :, . Young VrnJc3 '" . ACROSS Jan. 1, 1910 STILL AWAY HER t-77 tlu Tuesday, . .' ,_• -I•_' • - - ••, .• ..-, , .5 •• ••-. . ' IF •' - .ft • •,.•5 -S �•• --'.'''• • 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1flO I WORLD IN BRIEF weekend broke five tombstones, four of which had been at gravesites since the late 1880s to the early 1900s. SUIT AGAINST CONTRACTOR A Longwood couple Is suing a local contractor, charging he failed to provide them a properly built house. .Tock and Fai th Terry, of 809 Sweetwater Club Blvd., claim in Circuit Court that Brenton F. Grahm built and sold them, a about $48. house with a defective swimming pool, roof and improper land HIDDEN KEY USED drainage, negligently, violating an implied warranty and D.._..I.,_.. I..te .,..e.,i.1 .. I....... ..e.J,_ e..... DIAL 5$W U IIIUUVLI LCL UULIUC U LIUIIIV, WII IWU Before breaking in the man had rung the door . Whenbreaching a contract. television sets Tuesday, police say. FRONTON SUED Mrs. James screamed, the man fled the scene without taking Julia Lewis reported the two black and white sets were taken The operator of the Seminole-Orlando Jai Alal Fronton is from her home at 89 Lake Monroe Terrace between 1:30 p.m. anything. being sued by a man who claims his car was stolen from the CITIZEN STOPS VANDAL and 5:50 p.m. New Year's day. arena's parking lot. A golf cart valued at $750 was recovered from a 16.year.old The thief apparently relocked the door and replaced the key, Harold Lazow has filed suit In circuit court against Florida who was a runaway from "Orange House" in Orlando. The golf jai A1aI, claiming parking lot attendants negligently allowed a she said, cart had been stolen from the Rolling Hills Country Club. BIKES MISSING tow truck operator to enter the lot and remove -his car while he The youth was held by Steve DeMino at the DeMino home, was Inside watching the games on Sept. 24. A pair of new bicycles were taken from a Forest City yard, 801 N. St. near Longwood, until deputies could take him to the sheriff's deputies report. RATCHET AND SOCKET WRENCHES STOLEN Seminole Juvenile Detention Center. DeMino caught the youth William Bartlet reported the two identical bikes, worth $188 James Bradwell Jr., 4681 Allen St. In Sanford, reported to the vandalizing his yard with the golf cart. disappeared from the yard of his home at 2530 Sandlake Rd. at sheriff's office that an electric grinder valued at $89.95, a body an unknown time. The youth was charged with grand theft and criminal hammer worth $10, a $10 claw hammer and a ratchet and mischief, SCREAMS SCARE INTRUDER sockets worth $40 were taken from his truck parked in the Emma James, of 12131 Sorrento Dr. in South Seminole TOMBSTONES BROKEN driveway of his home in early December. He discovered the County, reported Sunday a male wearing a stocking mask One Mathleux, caretaker at the Geneva Cemetery has asked truck had been vandalized when he returned home over the broke into her home by cutting a hole in a screen door, for additional deputies to patrol the area after vandals over the weekend. Gold Opens At New Highs; Dollar Under Pressure — were closed In Zurich . . CHAPAIS,Quebec(UPI)—A fire apparently started by a New Year's reveler playing with a cigarette lighter roared through a nightclub, ki lling 42 people, most of them trapped In a narrow rear exit. The New Year's Eve disaster was the worst fire in Quebec in 41 years, since 46 people died In a blaze at Sacred Heart College in Sts. Hyacinther in 1938. Claude Rioux, chief of police in Chapais, a nor thern Que bec mining town of 3,200, said Tuesday almost all of t he victims were trapped in a narrow rear exit when fire roared through the Opemiska Club dur ing a New Year's Eve dance. The bodies, he said, were charred almost beyond recogni tion. "With some of them, there Is a leather belt or a piece of clothing that will help identify them," he said. of law enforcement and justice in Seminole County, according to the sheriff's department. The computer itself is due In about six months, but the system, which will link all county police departments with the county files and state and federal wanted lists, is something which has been 'I I.. fj planned over the past few years. Town Honors Newlyweds E MENESQUEVILLE, Franc. (UPI) — An elderly couple who have lived together for 44 years celebrated On beginning of the new decade by getting married. The pair, Rem Magnet 7$ Millet, 95, had a church wedding, then were given a banquet by the mayor of Menesqusville, a village 50 miles west of Paris, a town hell official gi'd Tuesday. The local minister said in his wedding address, "This couple has set an example to so many young people who only think to break off their relationships or shy away from ties." .. . • ' , .. .. •. . ,. ARIA P011 CM? ¼stly sunny today, fair tonight and partly Cloudy Thursday. Highs Way In f1w low ift Low tonight In the upW 3ft to law 4h. Highs Thutialf in the upper ift wwa north to northeast 10 to 15 grandmother, Betty Vale, In miles an hour end lO miles afl hour Or less tOnhIht. Sanford when she spotted this HOSPITAL NOTES tenacious palm (above) growing through two pieces of concrete on Larry Ismuifs Steven Yites - •, • . ford, Right? Beth Zimmerman (N) of Orlando was visiting her ' the east side of the courthouse. Al the marina (rlghl). another plant q4 was doing nUite well urnj of the top of a piling In the river. , . - .. -. • • — : • ' • r large j part theI.,.illccbI( V. ___ - •. . • :•• :y' - On iiia Wp American rI44 to ,fet, -. ____ ____ fr•n 111111 to 514 to coriall Iw the Wa4sy Perm of www nimaing, • Royce and Linda Ellanda DISCHARGES wiiiii______ -- a R111dinit Antonio PAm" Does arrived SokWd: Isuny and Elizabeth Senne", a Judith K. •' program called PROMIS, a federally sponsored system now in use In hundreds — said It was hoped there would be a break in the weather so workers could begin the removal today. The 400-foot barge Agattu, carrying 35 one-ton canisters of chlorine, ran aground Monday on the rugged Mann County coast. Ford Recalls 80,000 Trucks of police departments across the country. In addition to providing information to police on arrest reports and other data, the PROMIS system allows a criminal case to be kept together In one file. • - • Under the present system "prisoners legal problems have developed whena -: - DEARBORN, Mich. (UP!) Ford Motor Co. has recalled 3,000 190model cars and about 80,000 1980model light trucks because of possible brake and transmission problems. In announcing the recalls Monday, Ford said the cars Ford Thunderbirds, Mercury Cougar XR73, Ford Fairmonts and Mercury Zephyrs were made with brake drums Intended for the smaller Ford — • can get lost," Telson said, explaining — — Mustang model. The company said larger brakes will be Installed in the affected vehicles. Ford said the trucks Broncos, vans and F-series pickups have transmissions with parking actuating rods that have defective welds. - - - — — Monoxide Fumes Kill 4 SAN ANTONIA, Texas (UP!) A 31-year-old woman clung to life in a decompression chamber today, fighting off the effects of carbon monoxide fumes that killed four guests in her sealed-up home. The fumes, trapped because an open space heater had not been vented, killed a man, a woman and her two young daughtera Tuesday The survivor, Bobby Satterwhlte, 31, 'was rtbedtbr the Brookes Air Force Base School of Aerospace Medicine, where she was put into a special decompression chamber often used for carbon monoxide poisoning victims. She was listed In critical condltlofl. — - Kin Set Child On Fir. A 20-month-old child was at NEW YORK (UP!) on tire early today In an exorcism rite by his mother and grandmother who feared he was "possessed" by the devil, police said. — - — -- I. - iru affectIng 21* Florida Power Corp. cusbomners in South $n$g wemiring mjI winu an lockoid at 1:11 sm. Torn Tvc*.y, asrvtosr of ctem,r services f or Florida p, LEURG was charasd I I I U - -- ea The child, Leon Justin, was reported In critical condition in the burn unit of New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center with second and third-degree burns over 90 percent of his body. He also was malnourished, a hospital spokesman said. Police said the child was burned in an "exorcism rite" by his mother Patricia Abrams, 25, and the child's grandmother, Lucia Abrams, In her 50. "God had told her that the baby was possessed," said a detective. "She said she was trying to get rid of the F"IDA Residents In the city of Angra do Heroisrno on Terceira, north of Ponta Delgada on scathed Sao Miguel Island, said their for. m.rly whitewashed port looked like ,the desolate scene after a massive bombard. mint. The quake struck the Portugueae.owned Atlantic archipeJago site of the US Lajs Air Form Base, at 3:42 P.M. (11:42 a.m. ESf) Tuesday, cutting off almost all commuri• cation with Lisbon, which is 1,000miles toUP SOL The Portuguese national news agendy ANOP reported that It was the strongest '°'tO itrike the Azores In years The Q0*0's *ent.r was 72 miles northwest it Tarcelra, pslno1ngjJts said. IN -• ArnerLm servicemen at the injiries to us. military personnet are mil. 805,99 " wwtod to miow cuts am bru, sait M for the re'I Id, hais UCOlfrn1*d dead, I0Ifl the city o(Ag,aaj$ tWo In the town of Biscottos. The number f In injured nationals Is approschIs* _____ MUIII• radio reports from tiny, neigh- dO ntll'Ing and several dozes Injured. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) A rabbi who visited the YMCA camp where a subsidiary of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification church is holding a "fwi, sun and surf" seminar in Florida's pinry wodde 'estimated more than 300 college students remain at the facility, which has a capacity of only 175. ' Rabbi Elizer Riskin, Jewish chapin at the ' University of South Florida, said in a tekpbr's in, tervlew, "15 or 20 students have left Camp UcCannel. but about = to 400 students are still there." The Alachua County shiriff's office said those at' tending the seminar were lured there by CARP by 'promises of a week of winter 'list, sun and.iurl" In. .a:Florida for RIvkln said the students weren't told Of the tis with the uo.caliod "Macriles" until after their arrival, nor ::. ,etheytoidthstthscamptn the w00dI0na&trod outside Gainesville was more than $0 áillss fivo the • — l Ocam The rabbi said CARP brought the students to the ______ I Fla. (UP!)-. A do,hot ywjq mothw -11 T-., 1ii. ________ t, camp aboard buses but provided no means for the dissatisfied to leave. 411 MM Mow UWW 161 11 to ft batidal) ot their, fflOhlIie boone. • Mother Charged I. ' iou u 4 ssrloua and was cosTsctsd by 7:35 Am "It is somsuüg that usally happen. when we have the first cold an* of the iNn'." be I's. I u#.OWflufl9$ • 0 aplalaid. I 01 I F1 40 Dad. Sets Murder dipoty r1i said Dlara Even, d with em 'os of nuwdsr and Jalied at Tavwn8b Was iclwbrlad to go bifore a cfragt kiI.. tI As such of M Evers, wio dorgetog 'chiotrIc tristrvisnt, said be arrived at lbs molills ' bins as the "M mother was having Tuesday miring 'IWW 111110w ON in .ven," he said Me.. Ever. totd P Vp rj - Remain At Moons Camp land t UI BRIEF 300 College Students In Washington, Air Force spokesman I Cal. Pitir Alsundrakos said there were ao pvorraeckboweveir, perie ScorjkuW ' . Bitt thsy eporgeU pwippilsedosdand up to MS Injured. The Mores regional • 1011alft girl criminal Information centers, major data centers listing wanted persons throughout the state and country. Initially, the system will be running a Azores* 50 eo e ' • Electric girl HitsSou th lenten, torrents — — The Coast Guard said dense fog with a visibility of less than 50 feet stopped efforts Tuesday. A spokesman 8.0' Earthquake Levels PONTA DELLIADA, Azores (UP!) - A mighty earthquake registering 8.0 on the Richter scale rwnbr4 , a"= a"=. the Azores lling more than $0 pscçe, chain,,killing .I...... injuring nearly 400 others and leaving • .. . , thousands homeless. ' • '.•.•'., ,The wake shV& the bw Chain1 site . •. ' •. •. ,a. the U.S. Lejes air force bess, on Tuesday, .. •. • .. .• . the " destroying 41116441 00 IalandsofTentJ 0 orge arid Graclosa, • ..v.4• . ";•,., .•... • ..... .• , _ , uisi ,replaI. IWO. .'f.•'.• -r It .... 1 • ,. ,• -. U.S. military officials said the bass on Herald PieSS by — Terceira, low miles W811111,01 the rii1nl1id, STUBBORN " suffered only "minor damage" and that the A seed dropped In a crack in the . 3,700 Americans and dspn'4s at the US. sidewalk or some other unlikely • base escaped with only "nilaur cuts and brttl.." place is bound to thrive in San. •• . . -NATIONAL 111111PORTs Dense fog engulfed much of the nation early today, reducing visibility to zero In the Midwest and causing hazardous driving conditions for Iat.•loret urn holiday travelers. OWallons at Kansas City International Airport shut down when the visibility reached zero Tuesday night. Fed byunsonsonably mild conditions through much Of the Midwest, fog as been settling In many ar. each night for more than a west. ARIA IIAD$NS1 (ia.m.)& temperature: 41: overnight low: 35; yesterday's high: SI, barometric pressure: 30.15, relative humidity: U percent: winds: West at 7 m.p.h. WIDNISDAY TlDSS Daylsia Seacb high, 0:75 low. 1:47; hIgh, 0:45 low, 2:29; Pert Conaveralt high, $01 low,•1I: high, 5:37 low. 2:30; ii pert: high IO2Iow $15: high bATING P011CM?; It. Awsistlal I. Jvptev Inlet, Owl SI MONS Winds northwest around IS knots and decreasing to northerly 10 to y7' near FRANCISCO devil." . ' 41 Lila S. KIN" Courtlnd J. Ingram inn I. Paigs . •.,. .. - . .. WEATHER Frank "won a. Jack Davis . . • - I - R.cord -- - MIAMI (UP!) — DedoC.sidy claw solo wlp Al ' -? - i a record lolal of 349 lwoirIdu roconto showed today, and Ue total may InflNs: when all Investigations are complete. 1stprsv1o.recorddihNnIcløsIaaa1ii1syser had ban artrps.dbYOctober. 0 • - By United Press International Police said there would have been a lot New Year's revelers turned vandal in two more damage — and probably more injuries of the nation's larger turn-of-decade celebraif revelers had liquor glasses to hurl at tions and one of the lOs' first babies had police and stores in the downtown section. hospital nurses to thank for not being born in After a similar riot in 1961, the downtown the lOs. casinos began issuinzplastic drinking classes Vignung, oo'tmg ariô arson bro)ce out in to their patrons. downtown Reno, Nev., at the stroke of midIn Chicago, upward of 100,000 revelers night. It took an army of police to retore orjammed the downtown State Street Mall, der. More than 100 people ended up in jail and dancing in the streets and smashing windows property damage was heavy, and panels in two mobile television units on hand to televise the festivities, Wednesday, Jan. 2, 11I0-3A Nurses at Chicago's Cook County Hospital counted down the seconds and claimed to have delivered the first baby of the 1980s at one second after midnight. "we were holding her head back, trying to k. supervisor j of the seconds, Ms. Slut:is SaUL Many For those with "morning-after" revulsion. offered •?'*'" .z c.'1re IPt e.\PIili said, there is none. But there are a few ways to make it livable — including asprin, plenty of sleep or, for the stouthearted, a vrietv of folk cures such as the Bismarck herring and cold beer treatment recommended in Germany. televiio commentators in Chicago ' hospital. The unnamed girl followed the last baby of the lOs, Christiana Marie Apanowsv. by onk Iralive Year's Day nursing hangovers and watching college bowl games. Americans, as usual, spent Ne 433 Killed On Highways During Holiday By United Press international Hazardous driving conditions confronted motorists returning from New Year's celebrations and helped push the fourday holiday traffic fatality toll toward the maximum of 440 estimated by the National Safety Council. Thick fog and freezing drizzle over most of the upper Plains and Midwest states caused a flurry of accidents on the final two nights of the long weekend. By 1a.m. EST today, a UP! count showed at least 433 people had been killed nationwide in traffic accidents. California led the coil with 46tieaths, followed by Texas with 27, Ohio with 23. Pennsylvania with 22, and Michigan with 21. The National Safety Council had estimated 360 to 440 people could be killed in traffic accidents during the period, which began at 6 p.m. local time Friday and ended at midnight Dense fog made travel hazardous from the Dakotas and the Mississippi Valley across the Ohio Valley and over parts of Utah, California and Idaho. Freezing rain spread over parts of the Plains and the northern Missisppi Valley, making driving even more dangerous, Rain, freezing rain and snow-glazed roads across the Northern Plateau region, and strong, gusty winds prompted travel advisories for the Sierra Nevada mountain range of northern California. ' (UPI) Authorities have two helicopters or a cable strung from a bluff for the removal of 35 tons of dangerous chlorine from a barge grounded on the foggy coast north of the Golden Gate Bridge. By DONNA ESTM .... ...'In the genaw commercial zoned district at 960 W. 13th St. Herald Staff Writer Rev. Carrie Buie is making the request. A public hearing to consider permitting construction of two A request will be heard from John Peters representing the single-family dwellings on lots $8 and 89 of Franklin Terrace Disabled American Veterans (DAy) for pen isslon to sell will be held by the Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission alcoholic beverages for consumption on premises in the at 8 p.m. Thursday in city haiL general commercial zoned district at 3512 Orlando Dr. The commission is being requested to permit the homes to E. A. Butler will ask for permission to use his home deviate from the minimum requirement of 1,300 square-feet telephone to conduct a "minor home repair" telephone of living area to 1,000 square-feet. Franklin Terrace Is service In the residentially zoned district at 121 Anderson located on the west side of Oak Avenue, between 24th Place Ave.. Dennis Baker will request permission to use his home and nth Street. telephone to conduct an "installation of ceramic and City law allows the reduced living area after property we" business in the residentially zoned district at poly owners within 200 feet of the proposed developmentare 715% Cypress Ave. notified and a public hearing is held, according to Bill Braceland, zoning director. A site plan- for a 120.foot.by.20oot lumber storage building. Other items to be considered by the planning and zoning for Gregory Lumber Co. to be located on the northeast corner commission include a site plan and conditional use to permit of the Intersection of 6th Street and Holly Avenue will be construction of a church — Sanford Tabernacle of Prayer — considered. .. . -- Sanford: , Elizabeth bonnet SAN choices - .. — 2 Ways To Reach Chlorine - Franklin Area Homes Proposed (UPI) was shot and choked by a traffic violator. The woman spotted the men wrestling beside U.S. 64 at Altus shortly after midnight Tuesday and held a gun on the trooper's attacker until help arrived, trooper Steve Spurlock said. "She probably actually saved his life, because the boy would have killed him," Spurlock said. The woman would not allow her name to be released. State trooper Bill Brashears, 52, a 22-year veteran of the force, was reported in good condition at a Fort Smith hospital. The wounded suspect was hospitalized under police guard at an Ozark hospital. The computer eventually may be used treated and released for bruises at Seminole Based on a desk-sized computer, the the time for locating files will be reduced system can run as many terminals in from three or four minutes to less than 30 for dispatch work, Spolskl said, aiding Memorial hospital. No charges have been filed in locations around the county as law en- seconds. radio workers trying to pinpoint the the accident, police say. forcement officials could ever need, said He added the system will give officers location of an incident. — Ark. State police credit a woman passerby with saving the life of a trooper who Once it becomes operational, infile is misplaced and a person's right to a formation about each Incident an officer speedy trial is denied. responds to will be stored in a way ac program head Dick Telson. Using the computer, it should be Imcessible at each city police department, Ninety percent of the project's cost, possible to lose a file, he said. The system the county sheriff's office and cour- $335,541 since 1076 when the system's also Is safeguarded against unauthorized thouse. master plan was created, Is coming from changes In a record. Once a case goes to New information, arrests, trials and federal funds through the Law Enfor. trial, only a court clerk will have the Herat Ps by Tom NetiiI their outcome will go right into the file, cement Assistance Administration, ability to update it, preventing tam. VICTIM RECOVERS and the freshest Information will be Department spokesman John Spolaki pering. Sanford firefighters administer first aid to .Janet available to law enforcement dispatchers said he expected that aid to continue until But Telson predicts the computer Bell, IS, of 1201 Lincoln Ct. In Sanford, shortly and court personnel at the touch of a few at least the equipment itself has been system will not be limited to criminal after she was struck by a car Monday at 10:27 buttons. paid for, records. Already he is considering a The system Is called CJIS, the While the grant mandates cutting program which can save time sorting a.m. The accident occured on U.S. Highway 17-92 as Ms. Bell crossed at Third Street. Ms. Bell was Criminal Justice Inforniatlon System. access time to files In half, Spoliki said fingerprints. Snake Strangles Engine ADMISSIONst Now information, trials and their outcome will go right into the filL and the freshest Information will be available to law enforcement dispatchers and COUI't personnel at the touch of a few buttons. a move which should improve the speed LONDON (UP!).- Britain's state-owned steelworkers shut down early today in the first na tionwide steel strike since 1920, threatening widespread disruption of the nation's already shaky economy. "The strike is on," said Bill Sirs, leader of the steelworkers union. "It is an impossibility to ca ll it off. The only question now is how long it lasts." An even more vita l question was what effect It would have on Ind ustries like automobile manufacturing and shipbuilding, w hich are crucial to the economy. Lew isi Daniel, Dilona Wayne A. Hall, Deftina DECIA4510 31, 199 ADMISSIONS William L. Roche, Sanford Judith K. binton. Sorronto FORT SMITH, arrests,, better access to the Florida and National Herald Staff Writer Within a short time, most arrest and conviction reports in Seminole County will be moved from paper to a computer, Britain Steelworks Closes SIMI MOLE MIMOIIAL HOSPITAL Wounded Arkansas Trooper New System To Speed Data To Area Police .. DURBAN, South Africa (UP!) When Dr. Ahmed Sulemin discovered his car was ruined by a hungry anaQtItdi$sd a terrified mouse Into the engine, he sued the car coihpsny, cla1inIng the danages were covered by his warranty. Suleman tried to start his brand-new, highperformance Ma Romeo on News Year's Eve, but had no luck. "All I heard was a grinding noise," he said. When the week.old car was towed back to the dealer, mechanics found the problem. The chewed remains of a snake and a mouse were found wound around the camshaft sprocket. The engine was destroyed. When the repairs ware made Suleman was presented with a hill for $960. But he refused to pay because, he said, the engine guarantee Included the cost of repairing damage caused by makes chasing mice. The motor car firm disagreed. Suleman flied suit for $1,200. Woman Pulls Over, Saves S . By DAVID . — •. Criminal Computer Fire Kills 42 In Quebec . Revelers Turn Violent In Reno, Ch'icago 9 NAMN I IN BRIEF ........ .. LONDON (UP!) Gold ope ned at new record highs on the first day of tradi ng in the 1980s, nearing the $560. an-ounce mark, and the dollar remained under pressure in ear ly tradi ng on European foreign excha nges. Wi th the Zurich bullion market closed, gold hit a new ope ning high of $553.50 an ounce in London compared with Monday's close of $524.50. At the morning fix, the price jumped another $34.50 to a new a ll-time high of $559. The dollar opened easier against most European currencies, al though It was still under pressure. The Swiss f ranc did not sh ow because foreign exchanges • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Residents Scare 'First Burglar Of Year' Perhaps the first crime of the year in Sanford was a burglary discovered In progress at 15 minutes after midnight Jan. 1, police say. Bernice Brown told police she and her husband apparently scared off a burglar as they returned to their home at 507 Mattle St., Tuesday morning. The only item reported missing was a wallet, containing • 1 9 Perish In F Tuesday. Nearly 700 motorists died during the four-day Christmas weekend, about 150 more than the council had estimated. Stormy weather at the beginning of the New Year's weekend helped keep the count low. But a return of fair weather Sunday combined with liberal doses of bottled holiday spirits on New Yers F.v&ud ast!'..Wrn in the-uaUwr-Tueaday4epush--• the death toll up. Authorities said fog and freezing rain that complicated the homeward travel crush could sharply raise the count. - Authorities said fog was a contributing factor in a cartrain accident early Monday that killed three teen-agers near Aurora, Neb. Three young men and a teenage girl drowned Sunday after their car skidded on slick pavement and plunged 8 feet into the Thunder Bay River, southwest of Alpena, Mich. A head-on collision between two automobiles near Granite City. Ill., late Monday killed a 52-year-old father and his two sons, 5 and 1. The man's wife was critically injured. Accidents By United Press International During a similar period over the At least 19 people died in Florida traffic Christmas weekend, traffic accidents accidents during the 102-hour New claimed 35 Florida victims Year's holiday weekend, a United Press The latest victim was a 19-year-old International count showed early today. Gainesville woman who apparently fell The traffic toll fell far short of the 33 asleep at the wheel as she drove on the persons the Florida Highway Patrol had Florida Turnpike about 14 miles north of predicted would lose their lives on Ye, flaw ituiction Tuesday afternoon, Florida highways during the long time patrol said. Nancy Carol Knowles' weekend that began at 6 p.m. Friday and car overturned. ended at midnight Tuesday. All four of the traffic victims who (lied in accidents reported early Tuesday morning were pedestrians. Alec Raymond Stefonek, 26, of Punts Gorda, was the victim of a hit-and-run driver. The highway patrol said Stefonek was struck by a car that sped away as he attempted to cross Edgewater Boulevard in Port Charlotte at 1:55 a.m. At least three persons lost their lives in one-car accidents New Year's Eve. �LI . (USPS iai 2) Basletba11, both on the college and prep levels, will reign as sports king in Seminole County to start the New Year and a new decade, Tonight marks the opening round of the 5th Annual Raider Classic at the Seminole Cornmunity College gym. In the opening game of the four team event, Indian River tangles with defending junior college state champion Brevard at 7 p.m. while the host Raiders meet a Canadian squad, Providence of Quebec, in the night cap at 9. Thursday's consolation game Is scheduled for 7 p.m. and the championship game will tip off at Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Wednesday, January 2, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 11011'' J)pijyp.. Wy*, ,'yc; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Veal" $43.00. By Mail. Wec, $1.00; Month, $4.2; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Jan. 4, and then get into league play against Hillsborough on Jan. 5, Sante Fe on Jan. 9 and local rival Valencia on Jan. 12. The new year also marks the point of the season where local high school squads begin heavy conference play. The Five Star Conference schedule provides some tasty meetings tonight and Friday. The Oviedo-Outlook runners up Lake Howell Sllmr Hatrix cn'1tc-• ta gMx&.: t do,qz~acuag track when they travel to play the Lake Brantley Patriots at 8 p.m. Also on tap is an interesting match up with Seminole visiting the Lyman Greyhounds. Both teams are coming off victories prior to the Christmas holidays. The Greyhounds rebounded for a consolation victory in the Outlook Invitational before the 9. price Index: Unreliable For a nation suffering from chronic inflation, the consumer price index has become a statistic awaited as expectantly as a call from the doctor. We're aware of a pain in the pocketbook, but the CPI tells us how bad it is. So there was no cheer in the report from the lab , •. . , . • * . . -• a .- . S . Wednesday, Jan. 2,190—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald Old .. Th e Clock Following the R Raider aider Classic, SCC will enjoy the home court advantage in its next four regular ByJOEDCSANTIS season outings. The Raiders play host to McGill (Canada) on dy holi day break while the Seminoles stretchecJ their undefeated streak to 12 games in winning the Christmas Tournament by 19 points over Lake Howell. The Crooms Panthers also have a pair of games this week. This afternoon Chris Marlette's crew meets Leesburgh and returns to action tomorrow at home against St. Cloud. CHICAGO (UPI) — The Alaskan dog sled teams and Japanese snow sculpturers are waiting In the wings, but Chicago is clean out of snow, and many of the events in a gala Winter Carnival are in peril. "How can we have dog sled races without Snow?" mamd cm G.t, tht city's coor'dinator of special events, who along with Mayor Jane M. Byrne, organized the six-week festival 'that started New Year's Eve and goes through Pc-d.ç' qreq action m he ?4cj e by of Five Star games that be pair ar another close watching. Lake Howell gets a shot at avenging its. tournament loss to Seminole when the Silver Hawks travel to the unfriendly confines of the Sanford gym and Daytona Seabreeze, with Its 68, 6-7 and 6-6 front line, visits Lyman in the Greyhound gym. VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT . ... .. - Montana , the other day. The CPI was up 13.1 pet- cent for the first 11 months of 1979 - the worse seige since prices spurted in 1946 after the end of World War The II. But these closely-watched statistics are coming 'To at a time when the consumer price index is falling into bad repute as an accurate measure of the "cost of living." Indeed, it can be shown that the CPI actually contributes to inflation by distorting changes in the living expenses of the average American. The problem is that the average American exists mainly in the minds of statisticians and bureaucrats. The CPI is figured on the basis of the cost of a specific list of goods and services which the Labor Department decided, six years ago, would represent the typical family expenses — housing, food, clothing, fuel, medical care and the 1980s, Who'll Get Oil? Right Choose ______ . __________________ ______ . . '.. ,.. . By ROBERT WALTERS -. . HELENA, Mont.(NEA)_Whflecitizans jn ____ _____ other states agonize over the future use of '- k atomic energy to generate electricity, • L__..Montana 's voters have acted to virtually . .• . foreclose any construction of nuclear power , .. 1. plants here. ••• . A new law, undoubtedly the toughest ... ,. :. . / statewide anti-nuclear power statute in the ;•.• .. country, went into effect early in 1979 after . .. " being approved bya lopsided 6s-3s margin in '-: a November 1978 referendum. .'•'i. Although the law applies only to Montana, .:$.i: •. .. •• its nati onwi de significance is underscored by like. the fact that major corporations from coast to But people spend their noney In different ways. coast poured more than $250,000 into 'There Is a dlsguiiid 5A agent among you I' a futile ___________________________________________________________________ Inflation itself in the last six years probably to defeat the initiative. -forced some people to spend more In one area and The Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. warned less in another. But the CPI, for the sake of its Montana shareholders that the statute comparative statistics, sticks to the items in the could serve as a precedent "that can be used budget drawn up in 1973. to Launch renewed nuclear ban efforts The CPI does not reflect, for instance, that elsewhere." Westinghouse dispatched four from its Pittsburgh headquarters rising fuel prices have caused many persons to to lecture against the ballot measure, cut down on driving or lower their thermostats. By LeROY POPE employees enjoying many options could inProponents of the law were outspent by a assumes all are using the same amount of UP! Business Writer troduce administrative headaches. margin of more than 15 to 1, but they won the gasoline, natural gas or electricity that they used overwhelming support of Montana's voters by NEW YORK (UP!) — Fringe benefits will But the chief executives generally were six years ago. Play an important role in personnel policies In firn-dy opposed to certain benefit options. emphasilzing that "freedom to choose" should the 1980s, with pressure expected for exSixty-four percent, for example, were Providing automatic "cost of living" increases be placed in the hands of citizens rather than pension in such areas as specialized against the introduction in industry in general is an appealing way to protect Income and buying industry or government officials, coverages and pension benefits, a leading of the kind of portable pension plans John L. "The victory of the initiative," says Mike A. consulting firm reports. power during a time of inflation, but it presumes Lewis won for the United Mine Workers years Males, the principal organizer of the camthat living costs are a fixed and easily defined list Recession or no, the trend towards more ago. They saw portability as an ad"was a reflection of three basic voter such benefits cannot be reversed, William M. ministrative nightmare. of goods and services applicable to everyone. But p sentiments: A desire for greater citizen Mercer, Inc., said in reporting on its latest they are not, and the government's vaunted C?! is They opposed earlier vesting of pension control over major energy developments, a survey of corporate chief executives on turning out to funds than the present customary seven to 10 j unre1ite dIagijostpo1 fot 'swotodwr—'--:--. abonsicleer P°W. end employer attitudes toward employee years on the grounds It Is too expenslveand the treatment of the nation s economic pro lems. opposition to outside corporate 'experts' benefits, also turned thumbs down on that very novel ipogijg their designs on the state." Mercer, a leading consultant on employee benefit of company pensions for non-working The key provision of the new law prohibits benefits, queried the 2,500 companies In the spouses of employees (which differs from a the Montana Board of Natural the various Fortune magazine fromResources, granting final blue chip lists. A widow's surviving interest in her husband's state regulatory agency, Cl 426 responded. pension if so arranged,) authorization for any nuclear power plant total Some fl percent of these said fringe They also were against costof-living Infirst securing approval "by a benefits would remain among their The nation's colleges and universities are in the without most dexatlon of pensions on the grounds it majority of the voters in a statewide election Pressing concerns, unhappy position of catching the full force of becomes Impossible to provide real actuarial called by Initiative or referendum." F orty-six percent expect the greatest in. funding for such a program. government red tape. But such a vote is unlikely because other ternai pressure would come from middle The chief executives said the additional They are vulnerable to a federal attack of sections of the statute specify IZtZ1OCdIfl1Y management and 43 percent thought the big fringe benefits most in demand by both bureaucratic requirements and paperwork conditions that must be met by any push would be from blue collar workers. middle management groups and unions inproposed for co truction in the state because most of them depend heavily on the facility ns . Sixty-fIve percent said they expected the dude dental are, legal aid, optical care and Sixty-five government for student financial assistance, Amongthoasrequlrenenta: Aliradloactive pre-retirement planning and counseling, Many universities get as much as a third of their materials must be contained "with no from labor unions; 49 percent thought It These, of course, on top of the basic desire for ________ _____ _____ . .. .. _____ . .,. BUSINESS WORLD Fringe Benefits Upsvving engineers Halls Of Red Ivy . -2 121 "Boston has 150 events in its "First Night" celebration New Year's Eve," she said in a voice dripping with envy. OR I - -. 203 1st St., East Downtown Sanford . ____ u" ____ 10P. orr Open 9AM-5:3OPM Monday-Saturday Prices Good While Supplies Last Satisfaction Guaranteed LADIES r HOSE PANTY LADIES' MEN'S V BLAZERS 4 HERMALS .First quality and slight In 1975, a January tornado killed nine persons in McComb, pre-spring outbreak of tornadoes that hit the Delta in 1971 was the second deadliest cluster of storms during the decade. The worst tornado disaster occurred on April 3, 1974, when more than 100 tornadoes in the South and Midwest killed 307 persons and injured more than 5,000. Mississippi was not hit by that storm, but in neighboring Alabama, 77 persons were killed, Forecasting improvements, preparedness and good luck helped keep the tornado death count down to only six percent above the 1960s, although there were 25 percent more reported twisters. /1 I .4. • — — ---'-S Sizes A and B * First quality áTk Irregulars •Assmlrd styles ( • Assorted shades \\ * •Sizes s. i, i. •. , • • , First quallt and slight Irregu as I — 'T' * L_i__i, • 50% cotton, • 50% polyester I : e Elastic waist PR. .• • FOR . Crew 'neck pullover shirt EA. Fred Ostby, acting director of the National Severe Storms Center, predicted there will be as many as 1,000 tornadorelated deaths In the 1960s, with apathy and expanding metropolitan that, OPEC's price hikes since 1947 precipitated a trade war which is only new being recognized. As the costs of oil imports skyrocketed, Western nations sought , preserve their trade balances by Increasi* exports. From 1973 to 1978, exports a percent of gross national product rose fr 23.4 percent to 27.1 percent In West Germai: in Britain from 23 percent to 29 percent; 18 Japan from 10 percent to 11 percent, and the United States from 6.7 percent to Sb percent. The cutthroat trade competit4 between the Western industrialized natIoni likely to continue and increase. At the same time, poor countries of Third World are being savaged by OPEC price hikes, despite OPEC's hypocritl gestures of religious and economic coin. rnenauty with the povertytrlcken, ov* crowded Third World. Even Brazil, with vio natural resources, growing population, a high economic growth is being crunched . debt incurred to pay oil costs. lnvestment petrodollars in Western real estate and or Me The strategy is overtly competitive with other cities in the winter entertainment business. Ms. Conner freely refers to Minneapolis, Boston and other wintry towns when talking of the ambitious Chicago plan. 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I.. $125 — - •Flrst quality ,... 60 tablets — the length of their stay. : iJflder new state Health Department regulations, believed to be the first of their kind In the nation, a ratesetting commission Glove Icathcr $ uppers EXTRA STRENGTH Illness Sets Fee New , Jersey • Oil - resistant sole and heel FIR N.J. Hospitals: '! TRENTON,hospitals N.J. (UP!) By next March, patients in some may be Wiled by the illness rather than • Full cushion insole & .011 - resistant sole and heel u. ____ ____ a. ME 97TVAre Gore Springs Community. The consensus among Western financiers Is dustry, originally welcome by Americans 4 Income from the government — and they pay for I'$UOfl*blI chance ... of intentional or would be from the federal government, better pensions. Europeans as "recycling," Is leveling off, unintentional escape or diversion" as a result Fifty-nine percent of the respondents said Executives show a definite in it with blood, sweat and tears, OPEC countries observe the lesson of chaqUê of "imperfect storage technologies, ear- they already have plans to increase fringe retirement Incentives as fringeterest In early benefits, the Some of the requirements are ludicrous. For thquakesor other acts ofGuboe, benef its In the $0. and 38 percent sa overdevelopment In Iran. Thus the biUlQj id they study showed, Instance a st udent of Wright State in Dayton paid to OPEC — Include $65 billi on by t cta of war or other social InstabilitIes." intend at least to keep them at present levels. While tiree-quartersof the chief executives United States In 1979 — pile up In Europej charged he was given a low grade because of his The nuclear power industry currently is Fifty-six percent said their executives and said they had reviewed their pension plans banks, as the world's wealth is Increasln race, The school had to assemble the grades and incapable of offering such broad guarantees employees now look on fringe benefits as an unfunded liability problems, 92 percent safor controlleci by the oil sheiks, in a rad1 race of eve ry student who took the course for eight of safety. One pro4ndustry campaign com- expected right, and 51 percent said they they were not concerned in this area. id restructuring of the balance of econo mittee here admitted that the ballot measure would like to see benefits represent an in. years to satisfy the government. Eighty-two percent are against national power. And at Texas A and M, parents calling for the "establishes new conditions which energy creasingly larger share of the compensation health Insurance but 90 Percent said they The simple answer is that the standard experts a nuclear scientists agree will ban package, apparently in the belief this would regarded It as inevitable, condition on their son who was in a serio us acliving in the United States will decline, as the tifl, use of nuclear power In Montana ease the tax problems of many. Ftfty.elght percent of the executives said coat of oil imports rises. Business Week kM cident were told such Information could not be forever," About 70 percent said they would favor they think the role of the private pension already predicted tha t byl9el Americans will released because It would violate the federal All four domestic manufacturers of reactor more flexible benefit programs that would system should be expanded in view of the pay $90 billion for foreign oil. The oly Privacy Act. Thousands of parents who foot the components made substantial donations to give the employee more options. This is funding difficulties associated with Social alternative seen is military action agalr* bill for sending their offspring to college find they UN committee °VP°" to the ballot inItiative, surprising because such flexibility with Security. OPEC by the oil consuming nations. cannot even see their grades without the dependent's permission. JACK ANDERSON At the University of California at Berkeley, federal grants totaled $60 million but complying . with government regulations during the same period cost $22 million. Even f colleges shun federal funds they are not always immune. The government still claims WASHINGTON — Out of the Iranian shah's coffers, much of It by way of the to Jurisdiction because some students receive cesspool, an ugly question has bubbled to the Roller-nm Chase Manhattan Bank, The bauador Iran during the crucial 1973.77 Committee, became one of the Senate's ma) Helms behaved as If he were stalwart champions of the shah, After the surface: Did the shah of Iran use his oil shah also bestowed other inu1t1b1Wondollarpiod, federal aid, representing the .hah, rather than the shah was ousted and condemned to death °°' to manlpulate1Amerlcan policy? benefits on the Rockefeller Interests ranging American The bigger the federal government grows, the the new revolutionary government. Jat ti e from oil deals to real estate ventures. more disassociated it becomes with reality. It's heSource, dos, to the deposed In one c cable, he urged the State helped push through a Senate resolutM operate a subterranean sy*m at It's no big secret that FIhig,r came to Department to "tidy up as much as possible wailing time for the removal of nonsensical requirements graft, kickbacks the shah's death sentence. and payoffs that extended prominence through t he Rockef eller route. antl.ahah elements in US." before a visit hindering the nat kin's colleges and un iversities. from his palace guard to .olns of the mull*h. His bloirhs, MV1D a Ths Senate resoluti according to Iranian nd Bernard Ka1b ftoi the shalL Hahns also asked whether an sources, helped toon, persuade AyatoU who now oppose him. The same sources claim describe him as "mw of the crow Jewels In antl4Mh newspaper In Washington could be Rulx)llah Khomeini that the United Stat foreign policy, too, was based on bribery, the Rodcafsller diadein" Alter g''ig U.S. B RY'I WORLD closed down. The department's lawyers w as er bl co unalt a y mmitted to shah, thus graft and manipulation. foreign policy for eight yea's, Kissinger replied that the paper was protected by the heightening the dls(gtt and the hostility thst A startling array prn,nbwnt Americans retU(nsd to the Rockefeller fold where he Is First u irasian.cr on were his gift list. His man In Washington, now advising Chase Manhattan on foreign Back In 1074, the Senator's wife, Muted When Helms finally resigned as am.. investments. Ards" disps4e,,]pe,s Jaytti quietly signed on as a $17,100 public CASE NO. 2 — W1'n Rogers was buUdo1, he told colleagues at With cash, i'eretu rugs, upiiufvs , relations consultant to Iran Air. (bnfldenfthI that he was leaving "to make some money." of as Lo'iglne, watches, cans of caviar, bottles of scn papers show that the shah's aides considered Not long afterward, he quietly opened a reached to build up the shah as pdo 'iian,i. ad the aunces pr.siuuie. FENET1C this a cover for a p*" lobbying effert For Up American hMr.ts in the Persian Gd area, consulting firm In Washington for ft GROWTH ostensible purpose of serving as a "go bet- The Pipers note, among other political i* of Mft the o s. servatlons her husband's "great InfIuenos' t01iiWi interests seeking United Statse leek after thene Interests more 'es' . told: AHEAD biwlnees in the United States He called his in the Senate, CASE NO- 1—The shah, 1111811ift mossy to The PSPSI'S indicate that the shah sheil Rogers joined In the process of arming the. tITIn "Safes.!," the Iranian word for "amout $107,000 to the Senator's wife. 'Ibis finance his Iismo of .'iipWa, became the shah to the teeth, flatterIng him to the 'biiaedor." jying b,iln4 the a.b'aomlcaj leap In and commiseratIng with him over his revenue Is far more then &* admowl.djd 1U5 etyoij gUshed it only receiving, but ii, also iar4ains bowIss eitcudlM o,egto problems In boWng the v roo. ny i block the ruinous 074 prIce rio, If the Nixon MbWtIg. Weton lad encouraged him to H*n.' lgansnta was to find a suitable i, lobbyist, looked upon her work sknIitradon would Intervene with the isedertak. for the shah 1ct1y'1an estate for the shah In the Virginia coun. tai and commercial, siha tald. But il Within three months after Rogers left the tryuide. Hshns submitted appraisals of five after the pr exposed her finanelet 1p secret documents show t the ad- Stat. Department In lat, 117$, he turned up as palatial, multimWlon.dollar satgte,. This r.si gj'1 fersiji po&y star, HM director of the shah's Pahiavi FOUAdeUOn. meesags was received shout one of them: "I des to um dm& KbdaWo was nap - 'e for blockIng any P,ogui' law firm was alas retained by the Foothots: Both Rogers and Helms had comment," Kissinger denied that 1 laterferenc. with the shah. 80 wIth shah. WO adsuaIpiknofantiqu,jd RkefSUIr.stiah financla ties evier Kissinis. s coiiaivaace, the greet ad geu CASE NO. 3— No Amu'I ambassador furniture. flasncsd his foIgn policy Judimrta. H. could have been more solicitous toward the Ifl5 b, P(A CASE NO. 4— Sen. Jacob Javits, R.N.Y., a no knowIs, Soonthe oil billions began pouring Into the shah than was Richard Helms . As am- power on the Senile Foreign of their busIne dea1Iig,, he Relations said, at the time of the 1974 price negotiations. am a , - rules. The job is not made easier without nature's cooperation. "I'm convinced Chicago has not become another Miami [leach. We'll have snow," Ms. Connor said Monday. She said events will be pushed back if need be until snow makes an appearance. Another spokesman at City Hall said as a drastic measure, wh whl eels mayave to be put or] the sleighs that were to give winter wonderland GENE R AL S T ORES On a Sunday in February of 1971, a series of deadly twisters ripped through the Mississippi Delta, killing 109 persons in a six-county area and injuring more than 1,000. It was the worst group of tornadoes to hit Dixie in three decades. More than 900 homes were destroyed and property damage ran into the millions of dollars. A few weeks earlier, seven other persons, including four children, died when a tornado destoyed a house trailer at the ding to Minos A.zombanakisof!NAHoldings Did Shah Manipu late Foreign Policyt? Snow For Winter Festival (liscontent not be repeated. "Winter is considered the ideal season for outdoor recreation in several cities," the ma'or said. "And I think Chicagoans should have an opportuni ty to enjoy the SC8SOfl and participate in the mans' things our city has to offer." The task she and Ms ('onnnr face is it major one - they must convince it city whose people associate winter sports with pushing cars out of snowbanks that winter is fun. list. Ltd., "The energy crisis ... is so colossal we ought to see it in terms of what we have to do to restore a new world equilibrium. It L a problem of world trade restructuring." • Of — The cost of OPEC oil Is today the primary arbiter of world economic stability. In a side. ranging study of the impact of OPEC's control of the price and availability of oil on the international economy, Business Week last month pessimistically predicted a worldwide financial crash due to OPEC's continuing confiscation of the world's wealth, or—"united NATO military action." Accur- •.: Feb. 10. The cost: a bargain at $tOO,000, considering all the events, Money, Ms. Connor strongly em. phasizes, which comes from funds that are strtly designated for such use. "We can't use it to pay teachers," she offered in reference to the riSr's school system woes. Mrs. Byrne, swept into office on the power of helcritidsm the city's handling of the blizzard last year, is determined the 1979 winter of JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Mississippi was one of the most tornado-prone states in the country in the 1970s, leading the nation In the number of recorded fatalities, The National Weather Service said Mississippi had 292 twist ers during the decade, killing a total of 145 persons. Texas (1,425) and Florida (658) had the most twisters, while Texas (137) and Alabama (121) followed Mississippi on the fatality By EDWARD J. WALSH With the close of the seventies, a decade that in many ways defied the predictions of economists and commentators, the prospects for the 1960s are being examined mDre carefully than ever. And, as the oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countriesmetrecently in Caracas to consider new increases in the prices of its crude oil, the forecasts fix inevitably on energy and its cost. ___ Needs Gust MISSISSIPPI Twisters Lead I In Fatalities I .- City --•. •As,orledcolon • - * - •Iit.s all windows from 25 . to 371/4 In. *N o cutting required * 0 _ tir psald establish rates for 313 illnesses at 26 hospitals. JI the hospitals agree to the plan, the commission could set Ow new rates by March. 1. The remainder of the state's 111 hospitals then would be required to adopt the program, called the Diagnostic Related PALSOLIVI CLAIRO RAPID . JH VC LIGHT BULBS CONDITION SHAMPOO Groups system, by 1983, with a certain mmber joining the hystem each year until that time. Of the first 26— chosen because they represent a cross Itlon of size, location and servIces —10 facIlities volunteered o'joIn the program. •60,75,lOOwatts Regu la r and lime *Normal and oily ____ (IA * .Jtata official' said they believed the pram would be the bot outs kind lobe adopted In the nation. Z.ft rates will vary at each hospital, but all patients would be WW according to the Individual facility's rate — regardless how long they remain hospitalized. Supporters consider the move a way to keep hospital costs .4n by discouraging hospitals from keeping a patient longer thbe may he needed. 'The program also will allow the costs of people who can't pay tdbe absorbed by all patients of the hospital. - j1; ;: .l6oz. BULBS . L •' I. . 9. • 11. e S. FOR IA .. _. I!. Rn AL' . t • "bc' ' 4 -' C,. . - _____ �. IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . .. -. t - .. .'.. . -- - -, . . . . . .- .. • .. .- . .. .. . .. Wednesday, Jan. 2, - 1970s.1i Diesenchantment Leads To A M-e' Generatio 'n' Congress Frustrates A Wide-Eyed Texan By PETER COSTA UPI Senior Editor Educational institutions no longer were the political change is often propelled by individuals always as entertainment and there is nothing as liberation for women, it often was frenzied sex for authoritative standard setters they used to be, the who know when to seize the moment and read the entertaining as scandal. This has a corrosive sex sake. Women are drawing back now, saying The 1970s. public school system came apart and the times the so-called Great Men of History effect on society," Graff says. relationships are too complicated, more complex Our computers got smaller, our mortgages weakening of authority brought about by Con-. theory. 170s changed in sometimes than mere sex, and women now want more ties, Values during the -. bigger, our automobiles shorter, our grocery frontation politics has tended to erode all political There have been "political family dynasties" subtle ways. Women are a lot more interested in emotional bags lighter. authority." throughout our history who seemed to be able to Human body potential movements - est, foundations," she said. Wristwatches lost their hands and underwent a And, Graff says, society has become read the era and propose programs to help the transactional analysis and the like became the Women rediscovered their bodies - not as sex facelift as Ught-emitting diodes flashed a new ferociously competitive because the "sense of the country, Schlesinger says. decade's adventures in psychological or- objects but as the natural extension of their numerology. Digital microwave ovens, digital commonweal has dissolved", making everyone "One would think that dynasties are somewhat thodontim. Some young people dropped into the personalites - and joined the self-help and health garage door openers, digital thermometers, more " antithetical to American democracy and yet In establishment to chase the butterflies of middlegroups so prevalent in the '70s. digital washing machines made daily life easier The decade also saw that there are limits to the 19th century we had two Adams presidents, in class success, while others rejected the establish"They joined martial arts classes and exercise . .- :.. (for some) but more dependent on intricate growth. Small-is-beautiful became a slogan heard the 20th century we had the first half dominated ment and returned to the earth and worked with groups and pulied their bodies together. It was " .'" ,• *1;. machines. more and more as the iwos progressed, but by the Roosevelt.s and a strong supporting casts of leather and wood and the soil, case of women needing to prove themselves .. The price of oil increased nearly 700 percent remained mostly rhetoric. the Tafts of Ohio, the Lodges of Massachusetts, A surprisingly large group of young people themselves. Now, with the social changes of the during the decade and everything cost more. "We're used to water running out of the hose, the Longs of Louisiana, the Stevensons of Illinois, decided they would work in traditional jobs, but decade, women see the ios with a different Stagflation was born and grew up to be not running back In the hose. We don't know how the Wagners of New York, the owns of they would not work too hard. perspective - they believe in themselves and . America's biggest bully. to deal with a philosophy of no growth," Graff California. Gail Sheehy, author of "Passages," the book of want to change the system for everyone," Janice •. And as economic chaos loomed, our leaders says. 117U reasons why dynasties have appeal Is that the '70s that told worried Americans that certain Kaplan, author of "Women in Sports," said. :, seemed to shrink. For the first time in United But Pulitzer-prize-winning historian Arthur there is something attractive about the idea of adult life crises were predictable, says that her , States history, a president was forced to resign Schlesinger Jr. sees the decade as just another families committed to public service, It Is also new study shows that young men at the end of the Whatever happened to the counter culture,'the and the presidents who followed, honest and wellpredictable low point in the sine-wave curve of because when someone is identified with a family decade "don't want to work hard and demand protesters, the radicals? meaning men to be sure, seemed to create history. tradition you know where he comes from and more time for 'personal growth' and dream of Theodore Roazak, professor of history at -.: : nothing out of the nothingness they had inherited. "I think it has been a decade of exhaustion. You what he stands for," Schlesinger said, achieving the perfectly balanced life, in which California State University at Hayward, Calif., . - . I People turned inward. Pop psychologists have a country that Is worn out and I think there He cautioned, however, that membership in a there is time for love and leisure and children and says the movement has disolved into it., labeled the hedonistic youth the "me generation" is cyclical rhythm in our public affairs where political family by itself does not guarantee personal expression and playing lots of tennis." surrounding social medium ... and has "In- those healthy, jogging, totally organic young you go through a period of generally two decades political competence to run a nation or a state. The sexual revolution and the proliferation of filtrated American society." people who were "into" existential tennis, the SINGING SONGS OF LOVE of action, pusion, reform and affirmative "After all, Lyndon Johnson had a brother, the pill notwithstanding, Sheehy's study showed "The vile accusations that young protestors good life and gourmet carpentry, government until the country is worn out. And Richard Nixon a brother, Jimmy Carter a that young men, ages 21-Z3, had already lost in. once had to run shouting in the streets to make 'Yes; sir: that's my baby," sings Cheech (right). The face of the future seemed hidden by clouds then you enter a period of fatigue and weariness, brother," he said. terest in sex. known now hover routinely over the news of the of disenchuntment and everyone was delighted a 6-year-old Steller sea lion, with help from her passivity, quietism, negative government, Leadership may not even originate in the Linda Sexton, daughter of poet Anne Sexton and day It is as if the dissenting outsiders of a just to get through another day without being young pop Rodan. 11odan has doubled his disillusionment, privatization, replacement of governmental sector anymore. author of "Between Two Worlds," a book about decade ago served as the Distant Warning mugged or made bankrupt or made to feel abpublic concerns by private, motives," ScWealnger "It comes from outside of politics, from the young women in the '70s, says that women seem System for what Vietnam, Watergate, the io '120 pounds since his birth last June at Sea surd. says. World in San Diego. When full grown, he will sports world, the world of entertainment. Elvis to be in a continual dash for careers and alter-revelations of officially sanctioned FBI and CIA' "It was a time when America fully rejoined the And this sense of privatian seems to have Presley may have been more important than the native actions to housewifery. weigh one ton. criminality. the scandals of corporate fraud and rest of the world, sharing problems that hi therto ge ne rated a need far some leader to believe in, governor of his state," Grail says. "There was and is this terrible pressure to be -. corruption the relentless degradation of tbe were in its deepest consciousness - widespread someone who could reftre a serise of confidence "Modern coinmunications wear out our heroes careeroriented. It was as if women were running environment have finaUy proved to everyone. corruption In government, a sense that and end the pervasive feelings of national very fast. We have new heroes every week. This a 50-yard dash to success and a sense of shame "Namely, that you can't trust the power. presidential government was in trouble, deep malaise. It was as if the typical American were a is a very destabilizing influence in American developed if you were doing something structure, that the experts are knaves and fakers,.Large doubts about our vaunted technological member of a cargo cult waiting for help and life," Grail says. traditional," Sexton said, that the promise of unlimited material progress superiority," says Henry Graff, professor of leadership, if not from the sky, perhaps from Graff also faults the media for legitimizing Not only did the 50-yard-dash syndronw affect and universal affluence Is a he, that the econo .., history at Columbia University. MY;' their television sets, court gossip and making muckraking a national career choices for women, Sexton said, but also Is an inhuman machinery operated byrogues and "Organized religion revealed itself as weak and This, too, is a normal feeling for an exhausted Ideal, women's views on marriage and sex, blunderers, that the system is running out of unable to retain leadership and that led to cults. nation, Schlesinger says. Further, he states, "The way politics is being discussed now is "While the decade did produce sexual control," Roszak says. .. Fort -' In Belfast Teachers, :ssssssssssssssssss$$$$sss$ssss$ssssssusss.ssssss$s,sssssss 40 ard 40. 40 Make A Deal f AREA DEATH ..1 . '•4 I , Coins - Diamonds Antiques : . 40' 40 4* * 1 _____ _____ ,'.,.. -. - , ,•' CALENDAR CLOCKS - Gold - Silver Jewelry Pocket Watches DO NOT Holiday Inn - CLEAN * REDUCES 4*. 0 0.. 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ACME COINS OFFERS CLEVELAND (UPI) - because teachers had planned Coleman last Monday ordered Negotiators for the Cleveland to resume picketing instead of the city's teachers to end their Board of Education and the obeying a court's back-to. walkout over higher wages 40 city's 5,000 striking teachers work order, 40 today. early today reached tentative School Superintendent • agreement on a new contract The18, strike, which started Peter Carlin said schools had • Oct. forced the school aimed at ending their 0 board to officially shut d own to reopen by today to fit in the week-old walkout, num be r of school days Details of the pact, reached the 9Z000.student system by the state to meet during marathon negotiations Ohio's largest -at the end of required a June ) deadline for state 0 ' that began last Friday, were classes Nov. 6. to funding. Failure so do not released pending rattflcaCuyahoga County Common would mean besot state funds 4* tion. Pleas Judge Frederick for the school School Board President 4* John J. Gallagher Jr. said the 0 tentative agreement could go 4* toavot.asearlyesmx. BELFAST, Norther n Ireland (UP!) - British trodps in Belfast are building a niassive fort In the style of the" Old West overlooking 4* But Leland managed to get onto the House health subcornL.eland's first name is George, but just about everyone he WASHINGTON (UN) - When the frustrations of being a rnittee and use his position to support initiatives by Rep. freshman congressman get Mickey Leland down, he slips runs into on Capitol Hill - from House Speaker Thomas Benjamin Rosenthal, 1)-N.Y., and Sen. Edward Kennedy, I)away from his Capitol Hill office, pops a quarter in a pinball O'Neill to the operators of the "members' only" elevators Mass. calls him Mickey. machine and acts like a tough black street cat from Houston. Although conceding he's "not a diplomatic genius," he also "1 guess I'm still a hardnosed dude," Leland said in an inPolitics is always tough, whether played in borough ball, has been campaigning in Washington and Havana for a terview as his first year in Congress drew to a close. "It's a job county seat or state capital. But Washington is the big time resumption of relations between the United States and Cuba. getting used to all the tradition here. You know, the gentleman and can be a shattering experience. "I've taken the hardest country that we havc to live with and from Texas stuff. That kind of thing." "I didn't realize how vicious it was until I got to I'm trying to bring some sanity to our relations with it," tie Washington," Leland said. "You always hear that -Capitol Hill lie said the slow-moving, penny-pinching atmosphere of the saul. isa pretty rough, but until you get inside you never realize how 96th session of Congress has been especially difficult for a But his major success on Capitol 11111 was in organizing his vicious it really is." young liberal with big dreams of social change. fellow freshmen congressmen and being chosen their whip Leland, conservatively dressed in a double-breasted gray "It was very frustrating in the beginning," says the 35-yeartheir representative at Thursday's weekly meeting of House old Democrat. "I'm an idealist. I came to Washington exsuit and polka-dot tie, gave up the camouflage jacket, faded Democratic leaders. pecting to do a whole lot of good. It wasn't as easy as I jeans and eye-catching afro of black radicalism when he en"I'm particularly proud of what I have done with the freshthought." tered politics. man class," he said. "There was a lack of involvement on the He also had a rough time making the transition from the Despite the pressures of a year in Congress, he insisted he part of the freshinen at first. But now we get together ever), believes as strongly as ever in the same ideals as that tough page-one firebrand of the Texas legislature to the new kid on week to discuss our priorities." the block in the nation's capital. Texas militant who took to the streets again and again during In addition to the usual frustrations of a freshman the tumultuous 1960s. "I didn't have any real friends when I got here," he said. "I lawmaker, Leland has had to deal with a political problem was very, very lonely. I still am to some degree. It's a hard life "I haven't compromised," he said, gobbling scrambled eggs very much his own. to get used to." at breakfast in the House members' dining room. "I'm still HIS district includes most of the oil companies in Texas, but Leland, who has defied convention in his district for the past pretty idealistic. But I've got to work hard in Washington not to he has refused to budge an inch in opposing their calls for become cynical about things." five years by openly living with a young white woman, said decontrol of energy prices. he's used to going through life "with lots of albatrosses around And he still sounds like an idealist: "I'm here for the little "I feel that I owe them sonic representation," he said. "I'm my neck." people, the poor people, blacks, chicanos, poor whites." their congrminan. But I don't play games with them. I What does he do when they get too heavy? "You find that all your ideas have been pushed by somebody communicate with the oil companies a lot, but I always vote He plays pinball at Duddlngton's Underground, a wtitering else in the Congress for years," he said. "It's hard to find your with the people." hole on Capitol Hill, finding solace in a return to the ping, clang niche, to grab hold of an issue that is truly yours." Leland said one of the major troubles of I.ving a liberal in the and beep of Im days as a kid in Houston's tough Fifth Ward 96th Congress is that "too many of my colleagues feel the Take his pet subject - health. ghetto. country is inoving to the right and the), want to curtail spen"I've been interested in drug abuse by the phamaceutical "I play pinball when I'm very frustrated," he said. 61 IJU it' mg," alleviates some of my tension. You see I'm a street cat. Street companies," he said. "But when I got here I found that "Many of them are simply afraid to vote for social programs Rosenthal had done more work on it than I ever did. And skills got me to Congress. I'm from Fifth Ward and I don't ever because of the political consequences hack home," he said. national health is Kennedy's issue." want to forget It." Ca 00D k YEAR SERVICE STORES Aids British Cleveland Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1960-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 S •• anager ill SANFORD JimHemph ,M 555 W. First Street MON,FRI.7:30T05:30 SATURDAY730 TOS - U4 14 AL J ".,- '4Z ' .: .•:." 11 �S 11 , -, I ... .• • - ..• 1. VP , _•.-. S - - I I • . • S • 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. White Smashes Rose Bowl Record a SPORTS IA-Evening Harald, Sanford Fl. tminaI Trojan Drive Ices Rosy Wednesday, Jan. 2, lt$O Sooners Squeeze PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) that was pretty much the I've ever seen," praised national chaiiipionship. it quick 10-U lead over the with 1:32 to play. i Whitvi and his execution. down passes. State quarterback Art story of their 17-16 victory Southern Cal Coach John Alabamn, ranked No. I on Ruckeycs, who missedan GaryWilliams caught three And, I think our offensive line "One of my goals was to get Schlichter might have said it over the Buckeyes Tuesday in Robinson. "II there is any the final regular season early chance to score when of Schlit'hter's passes for 131 as many yards today as I re them down best: ''Charles White is a the 66th Rose Bowl, doubt, go back and look at the ballot, beat Arkansas 24-9 in they failed to get (lie bail into yards and flanker Doug Bruce second-guessed could,'' said the 5400t-10, 185great player. He beat us White, who talks a lot but is fourth quarter." the Sugar Bowl. the Cfl(t zone after having it Donley hauled in four for 110 himself for not gambling for lx)Un(1 White, who set Hose today." very capable of backing up Nobody had to go back and yards, laying to rest the old more ttithttiwns. ''Obviously, we deserve first and goal at the USC 2. Bowl record.s for mIlt carries Seminoles In Orange drive and, after blocking a punt, Florida State was at the Sooners' 5-yard line when the first period ended. But the Sooners, who picked up their 11th victory of the season, pushed the Seminoles back to the 19 after the second period began. When they gained possession there, it took them only four plays to tie the score, with Watts breaking off the right side on a keeper and streaking down the sideline for his - B Were As Fast 1"!') As Was Afraid Were owden: ey I 1 MIAMI (UPI i - As Florida State Coach Bobby Bowden passes against Florida State's two vaunted quarterbacks, "I didn't feel like we were losing when they went ahead, "You never want to go out losing, but you can't take put it, Oklahoma "was as fast Jimmy Jordan and Wally but we were just kind of dead those as I was afraid they were." The Sooners, after giving up an early touchdown, raced to a 24-7 victory over the Seminoles in the Orange Bowl Tuesday night on the strength of a stingy defense led by reserve safety Bud Hebert and a quickstriking attack. The offensive stars were quarterback J.C. Watts and halfback Billy Sims. 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The Wildcats, 1111.Indlana(7-2) tucky's strength. 113 had seven first-place votes. 12.OregonState(11-1) P.But Kentucky, behind the 1, 196 l ership of Kyle Macy, The remainder ol the Top lO 13.St.Jolm's(I-l) 90 rservered for an 8640 shows some changes, but only 14,Mi.01(1O.0) 76 151ouisvllle(6-2) tory over Noire Dame and one new member tm72 16. UCLA I Id on to the No. 2 spot defeated Syracuse 17,Virghtia(9.1) 43 1 hInd Duke in the fifth moved into the No. 10 spot by 18,WeberState(11-1) 24 ek of the UPI Board of beating Cornell and Villanova 19.IllinoIs(10-2) 21 (aches Ratings, t win the Rochester Classic. 19 rhe Wildcats were playing Indiana left the Top 10 despite thout veteran Dwight winning the Cibrillo Classic. Nile: By agreement with deraon, who quit the team, DePaul beat the American Basketball Unbeaten ml freshmen Sam Bowie and rk Minniefield, both of Bradley and moved from No. Coaches Aoclaticn, teams third- on probation by the NCAA are n were suspended by Hall 510 No.3 as i,V10IlY ineligible for top 20 and 'disdplinary reasons. But ranked Noire Dame dropped was national championship to eighth; North Carolina unarmnanned Kentucky Ddd5TIUOfl by the UP! nad fought hard for the Idle and remained fourth Board of Coaches. Those thwest Ohio State beat Nor Ictory and that's what Louisiana and jumped from tunis currently on probation t special to HalL seventh to fif th; Undefeated for 197940 are: Alaska. Anchorage, Auburn, "11s Is the moot satisfying Cincinnati, East Carolina, '1n I've ever had," Hall said. over Boston University 'They ( the team) couldn't Delaware and remained Memphis State, San Franlive felt as good as I did. But sixth; Purdue beat Tulsa and cisco. hey deserved to." moved from No. 9 to No. 7; Duke, which fi nished ' and unbeaten Iowa, e`F LO RI 0 A cade by winning the title 01 without the injured Ronnie is tiwn Iron Duke Classic, beat Drake to go from ista ed 10th to ninth. on totheNo.lspot. autd nc StOMINE STATE,. J Bill Footer's Blue Devils 1. Duke (24)(100) - - - '4 I - - - IN-so played great. ''lie played a great gania' offensively, scits great stealing the ball, and did as well as anyone tan un G eorge Gervimi.'' Richardson scored 21 points and liamideil out 17 iLSSISt,S 10 of (lieu' in (lie' third quarter 'a hen (ha' - lioints ciat-ring the fourth quarter. hicas scored 16 lit hits gammiehmghi 30 pointS anti Jeelani contributed 12 ut his 14 points in the period. Jeelani had eight straight points in the first five mumnutes of the period to kt' a 20-li Portland spurt. Waslmimigtomi was paced by Elvin Hayes with 26 jut!lts amid Greg Ballard mth 18, 'loin Owens added 23 points for Portla nd. - national title was -I0 drive, New York scored it seasonhigh 43 first-period points but allowed San Antonio, which '.as paced I)% .Iamiie's Silas with 34 points. (4) pull to within one, (;4*i3, l, intermissionbefore' taking over in (hit' third. It might be' u bit early. but for (he first (nut' iii mmuanv imiomithms, 1loItmiiin actually sounded optimuuistit' about (tie Kmiicks' post.seasomi chances. , "I'Iiis sln.iId mull lit) somma' t'onfnk'nce 'a lien '.u' 4, * - Holzman. whose Knicks have now "-oil five of their last six gammie's. ''Sugar i Michael i lla Richardson st'ciring 17 of his 27 points in the third quarter. Iliikie center Bill Cartwright mmiatched Knight ithi 27 jxumtts and Toby Knight added 21. - - __~ . . _ ~ ~ . been outplayed. But that's exactly what NewYork Coach fled Ilolzman said of Sari Antonio's George Gervini Tuesday night after the Knicks overcame the NBA's top scorer and the Spurs to post a 128-120 victory. "Gervini got 33 points and was outplayed," said have to go on the road in .January," he said. "We are starting to make it move on the playoffs." In the only other NBA game Tuesday, Portland defeated Washington, I09-tJ. Trail Blazers 109, Bullets 99 Forwards Maurice Lucas and Abdul Jeelani triggered a 10-point fourth period to lead Portland past Washington. With the Blazers trailing by 13 Oebut In College Poll 1111 heMW Maintenance free Calcium lead con. structed Fits most large cars. right trucks. concerned, it turned out to be a dramatic contest. A lot of people thought that because of our loss to Oklahoma that It had taken too much out of us," TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) The NMOfl with the Rama Al- Osborne said, referring to his team's regular Tampa Bay Buccaneers though the Sues sully season-ending setback against the Sooners. return to the PI$CtIL* field defeated LOS An@ft 214 ID disagree. A football game is a football game. today after taking New Year's their Sept. 23 gain., they are Day oft While the ccachii* the underdog. Sunday In I thought we played as hard as we could. And so did Houston, I thought it was a good game for sWfworked cna game plan mnstawn. But that's nougng new for college football. for Sunday's clash with the the fourye.rold Bucs, who Lm Angeles Ramm I would think Oklahoma probably runs the ball While 'mod football fans fthiMd lid Ill the CuI2tr$l better, but Houston just might be better defenwere glued to television DIYleIOS lid Year and wan sively. I don't think there's that much difference iCtSiIll watching the bowl oilkirsemsemasisidWrWA between us, Houston and Oklahoma. They are all games, Coach Johe McKay thm fine football teams and deserve to be rated among and his Mf was cboostui underdog," MdC.y the best In the nation. darkened rooms at One biIi Nebraska ranked third In the country in rushing BUCIW PICS watt1th aelt "I like bslag the Unfilms of hs team tkeBucswill dud g.bttkeunderdogwtth offense, averaging 345.1 yards per game on the ineetfortheNatlonsl Foothill the bed t.om. Wee. lot ground, but the Cornhuskers were held to 135 Coiliiinoa dP0II1MP. SOuhiIUdIt( elIteI MIS DOW rushing yards by Houston. Nebraska also ranked TO* 911fl1341 W$ fed imo a CMPAW to h* thmm ON wads to O'*" it by second In rushing defense, surrendering an dewlopagamsplanfutM saying we've Pt 1110111111111 good average of 93.1 yards. Houston picked up 206 , yards rushing. _ battle for l'imie'ks blew the game open. lit' also stole time ball four times. Although Richardson v.as dazzling, the victory was a team effort. Ray Williams was on (hit' rvt'e':m end of nianiv of Richardson's assists, ~ . Bucs Gear For Rams By United Press International \Vhenm i miiani score's 33 points, it's bard to say he's '. ;V i - . I 5/60 BATTERY Maintenance -free Calcium lead con. struclion. Fit U .S cars and light trucks - . - 11.1, icks RolI ()ver SF)urs 128m 1 Hoosiers Fall From Top ten, Syracuse Makes '80 , _~2 ?(r . .. . 0 carries and yardage, lugging the ball 39 times for 247 yards, and sparked USC's late 83-yard convinced. Plus F.E.T. 1.74 2.7' , 45.08 - ? 4.0 . fl.$$ . 071.11 SOIl 37.0* & : " . * 45.5$ as the only major unbeaten and untied college team when third-ranked Ohio State fell to Squthern California, 17-16, in the Rose Bowl, Oklahoma knocked off fourth-ranked trida Stale. 24-7 in the flrnpe tnwi 1'he IJPI ratings will he released th is "I've never seen a team play any better, any harder than the University of Alabama did today," he said. "I went in saying they were the best in the country a nd I'll say that cs)ming out." But, just like last year w he n USC won the Rose Bowl to grab the national championship away from Alabama, the view was different in Pasadena, Calif. "I've said all along that the winner of this game should be the national champion," said Ohio State Coach Earle Bruce after the heartbreaking loss. "I will vote USC No. 1," Trojan Coach John Robinson was not as 2.01 !i! both of its scores, the Crimson Tide were in total control, building a 17-3 halftime head. Fullback Steve Whitman scored on a 12yard run for the Crimson Tide in the final quarter to cap a 98-yard drive and wrap up the contest. ''We are a good football team and they beat us,'' said Arkansas quarterback Keith Scanlon. "We sure were outplayed today." Heisman Trophy winner Charles White was the story in Pasadena. The two-time AllAmerica established Rose Bowl records for tbp.rated defense Ilield Arkansas to only 97 Yards rushing. Razorback Coach Lou Bolts was certainly inpressed. kM200 BELTED WHITEWALLS • A? 03 8 07$ II 31 17I2, 1844 - _ , :;::::r:::::::::1:: 071.14 13.77 / I" = KM50 4-PLY BLACKWALLS 111111 I !-1 . .6" I., -AIV . 0, - - SAVING PLACE By United Press International *Nothings certain when it comes to the national football ratings but Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant thinks the title that eluded his Crimson Tide a year ago is in the big. :"The point spread is enough to win the nqtional championship," said Bryant Tuesday after Alabama overwhelmed Arkansas for a 24.9 victory in the Sugar Bowl. Alabama, which extended the nation's longest winning streak to 21 games, emerged evening, 'It tickled inc to death," said Bryant of his team's triumph. "One point would have been qlough for me. I really believe we have the best team in the country." There were few dissenters in New Orleans fter the topranked Tide crushed the a Razorbacks, rolling up 284 yards with a powerful ground at ta ck w hi le t heir nationally __________ E "Soinetimes %- oil have ,I and most yardsi ina game. "it football player I've ever seen board of coaches to see if they year Coach Earle Bruce. who "I don't have to do that." lie sIl,ido%%-e(I ;is ustial bv tile it bitter defeat. witha 67-yarti'I'D Iiiiss to knot and the greatest competitor will win their second straight said he had not seen much of the score at 10.10. said. ''It's just keep the dynamic \Vluti', had it line ''1 Can't be happy with my Alabama but saw enough of Another pair of field goals faith.' They know as long as rf(erruioni for the Trojans and performance because we lost the Trojans to make them his by .Janakievski gave Ohio there's some clock left there's kept the Buckeyes off-balance and that's what I base it on, No. 1 pick. State a 16-1(1 lead and it staved a chance, with his passing. lie coin- he' said. "It's a big disappointOn a 41-yard field goal by ''They Buckeye's were a i)lt'tt'd 11-4 4-24 passes for 234 miient because one of my longthat way until White took Eric Uipp and a 43-yard pass charge on the final drive, valiant football (earn out artis including the' touch- time goals has been to play on from Paul McDonald to Kevin climaxing it by diving over there today. But nitini't take do wn pass t Kevin Williams a national chamiipionship Williams, the Trojans oiened from (lie I for (lie winning TI) anything awayo lromii N . 12 and hit several ke third- team.' Bear Feels 'Boma Deserves Number 1 Four plays later, Bobby Butler blocked an Oklahoma punt auto For months and months The Nebraska-Houston game seemed to be en Houston Cougars coach Bill Yeoman did his best route to a bland standoff before a flurry of lastto downplay what happened to his team in the quarter activity turned the game into a thriller. hitter cold of the Cotton Bowl on the first day of Nebraska the Big Eight Conference runner1979. up after ending the year with a 10-2 record Houston had seen a 22-point, fourth-quarter lead scored in the first period on an 85-yard drive that against Notre Dame fade away and finally ended in a 9-yard run by Jarvis Redwine. The disappear on the last play of the game that day. Cornhuskers had squandered a scoring opportuniBut after his team had gone from winners to ty early in the period on a missed field goal after losers to winners in the space of eight minutes recovering a Houston fumble on the game's first against the Nebraska Cornhuskers In the 1980 play. Cotton Bowl, Yeoman admitted the Notre Dame The Cougars, Southwest Conference coloss preyed on the minds of his players for quite a champions wtlh an 11-1 record, tied It 7-7 in the while, second quarter on a 71-yard march culminated in Our kids carried that game last year with an 8-yard run by Elston, who had come in to them for a Long time," said Yeoman. It stuck replace starter Delrlck Brown. with them. But we didn't say one thing about that Then It was punt, punt, punt until the start of the game. We didn't have to." final quarter. Sixth-ranked Houston at least partially made up Elston drove his team from his own 17 to the for the 1979 setback by coming from behind In the Nebraska 41 to set up a 41-yard field goal by final minute Tuesday to whip eighth-rated Kenny Hatfield with 8:25 to go and the CorNebraska, 17-14. nhuskers came back to score on the Quinn-to-Finn The Cougars drove 66 yards under the guidance pass. of backup quarterback Terry Elston and scored The Nebraska TI) was set up by one of the trick on a fourth-down, 6-yard throw from Elston to plays called by Coach Tom Osborne during the wide receiver Eric Herring - a pass that glanced day -a throwback pass from Redw ine to Quinn off a Nebraska defender. The throw came with that took the ball to the Houston 10. only 12 seconds left in the game. Finally, it was Houston's turn. Elston, who From the first day we found out we were three times during the season had run for the coming here we were thinking, Remember 79," winning touchdown In the final quarter, cornHerring said. We learned last year In the Cotton pleted passes of 10, 15 and 11 yards to Herring on Bowl that a team can come from behind. We quit the drive. playing last year and got whipped." The 6-yard scoring toss was Elston's first TI) The Cornhuskers, meanwhile, found out Just throw of the season. how Houston felt last year. Terry was excellent on that last drive," It's Just like being hit in the gut," said Yeoman said. He threw under pressure and he Nebraska wide receiver Jeff Finn, whose 6-yard got out of bounds when he had to. TI) catch from quarterback Jeff Quinn with 3:56 The only thing we ever questioned about to play appeared to have given the Cornhuskers Elston when we recruited him was his emotional state. But today he proved everything. They gave the win, Elston a tough pass rush and he never took his eye off his receivers or their pass routes." Although the game meant nothing as far as the Up 0 All- Sims, the 1978 Heisman Trophy winner and a two-time and Keith Jones fell on the ball at the Sooners' 18 yard tine. Jordan, of the Il-i Seminoles. America, wound up with 166 yards rushing to lead the Sooners Florida State had a first down on the 6 after a 13-yard Jordan The senior quarterback's but did not figure in any of the scoring until the final Oklahoma touchdown. pass and had a third down at the Oklahoma 2. But two delaying teammates said Oklahoma penalties pushed Florida State back to the 12 and an attempted The Sooners started their final scoring drive at their own 1was the quickest and best. yard tine with 9:11 left to play. They spent the next seven field goal misfired when the snap was mulled. Oklahoma took executing team they had minutes and 35 plays relentlessly driving downfield. On the over on Its own 19, where it began its first scoring drive to faced. assume control of the game. "I really feel like we held scoring play Watts, named the Most Valuable Player in the the emotional edge,' said _____ Woodhain. "Oklahoma came - _____ out and played like chamShop Sanford and Orlando daily 9:30.9:30, Sun. 12-6. WED., __________ THURS., FRI., SAT. ___ pions." Added Monk Bonasorte, a Shop Mt Dora, DeLand, Kissimmee, Leesburg 12 defensive back: "I think they __ _______________ ftJ outsmarted us. They just =m =* executed a lot better than we [M I CE-P.M1. M Dora Auto Center open 94daily,Sun. )?.& did." Bowden said this was a - 01. ow game in which neither Jordan . nor Woodham could get the ,V-A . rj Seminoles moving. "I felt like both quarterbacks were cold. lifflatt I ___________________________________ Neither one of them were on SJJIC( Policy 1. p tonight. Their offense killed Houston Cougars Suprise Nebra ska 1.7- 14 In Cotton 1*LLAS (UPI) The Sooners continued to d ominate play throughout the remainder of the game but were unable to score again until, with only 1:58 left, Watts teamed with Billy Sims on a 34-yard touchdown run for the final tally, But ONo State scored oil a argument that Ohio State and nia's Heisman Trophy- For Ohio State to handle, He The second-ranked Trojans, Robinson, "So does Alabama. 36-yard field goal by Vlade the Big Ten cant pass. tendency to go for too many was said I was too small to winning tailback, riddled overshadowed another out. who finished with an 1141 But I've pretty much made up Janakievski and then, with Robinson said lie gave no fie ld goals and not enough play here but I give 110 perthird-ranked Ohio State for standing performance by record, the only blot a 21-21 tie my mind who I'm going to just 21 seconds left in the special pep talk to lire up his touch(lowns,'' lie said. "But cent. That's all I can give." 247 yards in 39 carries in. Schlichter. with Stanford, now must wait vote for." opening half, Schlichter hit offense prior to the winning hind_sight is always o-o:' For Schlichter. Who finished chiding da zzling runs of 32 "Charles White is the finest until the final vote by the UP! So has Ohio State's first- wide receiver Gary Williams drive. Mclna1d, although over- with 297 yards passing, it was game, sped around right end and went 12 yards before being hemmed In by the Florida State defense. He then pitched out to Sims, who streaked the final 22 yards, going into a victory dance at the 5 yard line. Oklahoma, which last year beat Nebraska 31-24, was making its fourth Orange Bowl appearance in the last five years. The Sooners almost scored in the opening minutes of the game when Basil Banks broke loose on a 59-yard punt return but Banks fumbled at the Florida State 10 and the Seminoles recovered the ball in their endzone for a touchback. Quarterback Jimmy Jordan marched the Seminoles to the Oklahoma 43 before Sta te had to punt and th e next time the Seminoles had the ball, he led them on their lone scoring drive with a number of key passes, including one in which pass in. terference was called, giving Florida State a first down on the Oklahoma 1 yard line. The Sooners were off sides on the next play, so Whiting actually had to go only 18 inches for the tally. 61-yard touchdown run. Oklahoma scored again only 36 seconds later. Second-string safety Bud Hebert made his first of three interceptions at the Florida State 35 on the first play after the ensuing kickoff and returned the ball to the Seminoles 10 yard line. An offsides penalty put the ball at the 5 and Stanley Wilson then went the final live yards to give Oklahoma a 14-7 lead with 10:59 left in the second quarter. The next time the Sooners got the ball, at the Florida State 41 following a 14-yard punt, they drove to the Seminoles' 3 and when the drive stalled they settled for a 24-yard field goal by Michael Keeling to make it 17-7 with 3:08 left in the half. consideration for No. I,- said White, Southern Califor- what he says, was too much look. Woodham. out there at first," he said. "We caine into the game "I think they were less than what they would have liked to Feeling Florida State could have been tonight," Hebert beat us if we didn't play well," said. "Their passes weren't he said. "When we took a 17-7 too sharp. A couple of then lead, it took a lot of sting out of them but then we started just Floated." Switzer had so much confi- playing sloppy. Our fumbles dence in Hebert and the rest may have cost us 18 to 24 of his defense he elected to points." Sims was only mildly kick off instead of receive to pleased with his performance open the second half, "We were making mistakes in his fi na l game as a Sooner. and I didn't want the f oot ball He gained 164 yards and scored on a 34-yard touch- and I had so much f aith in down run, our defense," he said. "I'm satisfied a little bit but Watts, the junior quarterback who was named the I think a few times when Igot game's outstanding player, Into the open, I should have ran for 177 yards, including a broken It," he said. In the Florida State locker 61-yard touchdown run. He said he didn't feel the Sooners room, there was sadness but went into the game over. no tears following the despite theAr slow Victory -Ohio Oklahoma Bursts F.S.U.'s Bubble MIAMI (UP!) Quarterback J.C. Watts brought Oklahoma to life with a 61-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter Tuesday night and the fifth-ranked Sooners went on to defeat fourth-ranked and previously unbeaten Florida State 24-7 in the Orange Bowl. The Seminoles completely dominated the opening period when Mike Whiting scored on a 1-yard run to cap a 74-yard Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1910-9A - 040 1, ~ I t- W per fun, and old tire Power Streak 78 Goodyear's best sal' ing diagonal ply tire Smooth, thumpreo ride • Road-gripping 6-rib tread I [*avwv. 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Some people who have run into Boris and Bucky lately tell me they're doing all right, and in all likelihood Hollywood IS, too, but I'm going to miss him at the Super Bowl ft year trying to put the writers on by telling them Terry Bradshaw can't even spell "cat," Hende rson ce rtai nly knows better than that. Not only can Bradshaw spell "cat," he can hit one with a football right between the eyes f rom 50 yards out. - Another guy I imagine I'll miss at this year's Super Bowl anyway, and win they did without their three big stars. That takes a little coaching. Another thing I like about Phillips is that he's not one of those first person singular guys. Whenever his Oilers win, which is far more frequently than not, the writers who come around him with questions never have to listen to a bunch of I, I, I proflounosments, With Phillips, it's always they, they, they. No wonder guys like Campbell, !astorini and so many of the other Houston performers keep saying that playing for Phillips Is a piece of cake. A year ago when they met for the AFC championship in cold, wet and Icy Three Rivers Stadium, the Steelers blew out the Oilers 34-5 with each team fumbling the ball a half dozen times. The Steelers Jumped to a two-touchdown lead in the first quarter, and with the field being in the condition it was, there 'wasn't any way for the oilers to play catch-up. "No excuses," Phillips said afterward. "We just got beat, ' not proud of what my players did all but that doesnt' mean Im year long." The last time they faced one another on Dec. 10, the Oilers outlasted the Steelers 20-17 in the Astrodome with the benefit of a bad call by a side Judge on an outside kickoff. Nonetheless, that call couldn't detract anything from the intensive, spirited rush of Houston's defensive linemen and linebackers, who made Bradshaw come up empty on 15 of his 29 throws, Most likely, it'll be another war next Sunday in Pittsburgh. It generally is whenever the Steelers and Oilers bump helmets, No matter how it comes out, one fellow wearing fancy Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Is Don King _ uity F7UI lii%WUU"V U By MURRAY OLDERMAN The tipoff: Rumblings in the Larry Holmes fight camp have Rich Giachetti, the auto repair man who fronts as his manager, going back to mending fenders. Don King, the promoter who really calls the shots for the WBC heavyweight champion, didn't fancy Rich trying to switch Holmes to a rival promoter. Who would be, of all people, Muhammad All. Q. Why are there so many clipping penalties on kick returns in professional football? It seems that everytime you turn around, the whistle's blowing and the referee Is stepping off 10 yar'Js. Ron Arnold, Los Angeles, Calif. To cut down on the incidence of injuries in rugged openfield contact, the NFL put in a new rule in 1979 that prohibits blocking below the waist on kickoffs, punts and field goal attempts. Some over-zealous young players haven't adjusted Q. Who are the beat high school senior quarterbacks and to it yet. The penalty, by the way, is 15 yards. considered excellent college prospects at that position? Q. what is John Ilavlicek, the former star of the Boston B.C., Knoxville, Tenn. Celtics, doing now" What are his final NBA statistics and how The No. I candidate is Scott Grooms of Washington Court do you rate him as an all-time great? James Hirst. House, Ohio. (Miami Trace H.S.). He played for the same Mostly, Hondo just hunts and fishes. He has just built a new school that just two years ago produced Art Schllchter the house for his family in Westham, Mass. He also has an Interest phenomenal All-America soph QB at Ohio State. Grooms is a in a Westchester County, N.Y., food chain. His basketball carbon copy. Other touted prep prospects are Blair Kiel of career left him well-fixed. In 1,270 games with the Celtics, the Columbus, I n d.; Frank Seuer of Huntington Beach, Calif., and former Ohio State star played 46,471 minutes and scored 26,288 Steve Bono of Norristown, Pa. points(anaverage of 20.6 per game), which puts him fourth on Q. What kind of player was Earle Bruce, the Ohio State the all-time list behind Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson coach, In college? Are there any top coaches who didn't play and Jerry West. To me, Havlicek was the best "sixth man" football? H. N., Lorain, Ohio. ever, the ideal swing man to come off the bench and infuse a Earle Bruce, who has worked wonders as head coach of Ohio team with a winning attitude. State, enrolled at that school in 1949 as an outstanding halfback Q. The gravest, most disgraceful waste of talent in football is (and top sprinter) from Cumberland, Md. But he tore up a playing the New England Patriots' Raymond Clayborn out of knee his freshman year and never really played. He tried it position on defense. I attended Texas while he did and watched again in the fall of 1951, but the knee hadn't responded. So, he him play limited duty at halfback out of the wishbone attack. settled for a coaching career. Coach Bob Blackman, reviving lie Is far more gifted runner than O.J. Simpson and infinitely Cornell's football fortunes, was a quarterback prospect at the more durable and tougher. Can not something be done to University of Southern California before a polio attack forced convince Clayborn and his coaches that they are crippling his him to give up the game. I can't think of any others imteam's effectiveness by playing him on defense? David mediately who had no varsity experience. Adams, San Mateo, Calif. Q. Was Dan Foots, the fine young quarterback of the San Whoa! You're talking about a slim 190-pounder who hasn't Diego Chargers, ever a broadcaster? His name sounds played any offense since skimpy service as a sophomore In familiar. Tom Hall, Escondido, Calif. college when his coaches thought he was more suited to You're thinking of his father, Bob Fouts, a long-time sportdefense, too. And the comuparis&n to O.J. is ridiculous. scaster in San Francisco, where Dan grew up and once Simpson, who has just bowed out of the NFL, survived 11 served as a water boy for the 49er3. His dad used to do the playseasons and established himself as one of the greatest ever by-play for 49er games on radio. Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. behind only Jimmy Brown. CL'yborn's only in his third year. He Is most distinguished, so far, for a slugging match with a Box 6346, Incline Village, Ncv.89450, Because of the volume of Boston sports writer, mail, there will be no individual responses. - - - - - 'lC) Com a - - picked off four of Dan Fouts'passes, blocked a crucial kick and week ago lapsed into a coma after a fight, has By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor The holiday tournaments are over, everyone has several gaines under their belts, and now it's time to get down to Five Star Conference business among the county basketball squads. A pair of spicy entries dot the prep schedule tonight when the undefeated Seminoles of Bill Payne travel to Longwood to tackle Toiii La w r e if cc' s I y at a ii Greyhounds and Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver Hawks visit Bob l't'terson's squad at Lake Brantlev. In seeking its 13th straight win tonight, Seminole will face a stiff battle in the Greyhounds. It was the t.ungwvxt crew that provided uie stiiiest opposition for the '['nbc prior to the OutlookInvitational. Earlier this season, in the Thanksgiving Rotary Bowl, the Greyhounds held the Seminoles in check for three quarters before bowing out 5448. Once again Bill Payne will figure of 6.6 Reggie Butler be looking for his well. defending the boards. rounded line up of Keith Lyman will look to junior Whitney and Glenn Stain- Neal Gulls for its scoring baugh in the backcourt with punch again. Other offensive forwards David Thomas and spark will have to come from Bruce McCray teaming up the more consistent per. with center Reggie Butler toformances of Sam Lemon and provide the Tribe's ir party Jef f Nelson. strength. The Greyhounds ended 1979 McCray leads the Seminole on a winning note, a conoffense with a healthy scoring solution victory in the Outlook average a shade under 20 tourney which broke a threepoints while Thomas, Whitney game losing streak, and hope and Stambaugh can break to continue their winning loose on any given night, ways in the new year. t)vn't forget the ever oresent Lyman enters the contest at ran 51 yards with it to almost singlehandedly eliminate the San died, apparently from head injuries sustained in Diego Chargers last week, his bout, a spokeswoman for the Spartanburg Perry got most of the credit for that big win, as he rightfully General Hospital said, should have, but it should also be remembered it was Bum The spokeswoman said Thomas died at 1:37 p.m Phillips who went out and got him in the first place. Tuesday. Apparently he died from head inNot to be overlooked also Is the fact the Oilers took on the juries" he received during the fight, she said, favored Chargers with three of their top performers, Earl adding that the county coroner had not opposed" Campbell, Dan Pastorini and Ken Burrough, crippled with that conclusion, groin Injuries. Sammy Home, of Anderson, S.C., who was Because of those infirmities, along with the reality the game was going to be played in San Diego, the Oilers weren't given Thomas' opponent on Dec. 22, said he spoke with much of a chance. But instead of dwelling on their physical Thomas shortly after the bout and he seemed all incapacities while preparing them for the contest, Phillips right. But Thomas was found collapsed in his repeatedly kept Instilling the belief in the Oilers they could win locker room about an hour later. Neal Gulls Doug D.rshlm•r The Tribe put the game on Lake Brantley made it to b-3 and definitely has its work Ice with a late scoring blitz in the semi's of the tournament cut out in stopping the 9th the final quarter. and threw quite a scare into ranked Sanford bunch. Hawk guard Bruce Seminole before bowing out to An interesting match takes place in Altamonte Springs Brightman provides coach the Tribe 45.42 in a slowed when the Silver Hawks travel Robinson with deadly defense down affair. and added scoring punch and to Lake Brantley. Junior center Tom Moths Both the Patriots and combined with the much showed good signs of maturity Hawks showed real signs of improved play of Claude and aggressiveness In the making the conference McKnight and Reggie Barnes tourney and that's a definite basketball race an interesting can give Lake Howell a steady plus for the Patriots. effort. one, Bob Peterson will once The Patriots on the other The Silver Hawks lost 69-50 again need strong showings to Seminole in the final game hand entered the Outlook from Lake Brantleys senior of the Outlook tournament but tournament without a win and guard tandem of Doug Derthe score was closer than it almost pulled off the biggest shimer and Gary Hays. upset of the year. looked, In junior college action tonight, opening round games at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. highlight the 5th Annual S.C.C. Raider Classic. 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Rig. 42.99, Rear-deck speakers, 20 01. magnets. We'll spray seal with OscarCot.' the entire underside, plus door and rocker panels. - JCPenney Tish Sonferd P1W Hwy. 17.2 and $tsSt. Open is 41.1". Is p.m. Mis-Sat. Opesl2:30IoS:$p.m.Sunday pr. Rig. 73,99. Three-way rear-deck 6TMxY speaker system has 5% woofer, 200g. magnet. speakers, 20 oz. magnet. - FIRESTONE, SANFORD OPEN 7s.I,P,,r,.piiyi DURINGTIIIWOUDAY$, 30% off T,ansocffons ' 1 Brake overhaul - 13304 (TIlO SS0) 1st 1 FlINCH Rig. Sale' A78-13 F78-14 - - 0 ram to Tire size Footb all Ftb - S $7495____ ACCESSORIIS 33 month warranty - 14II"on* MATINEES Reg. $38 plus, fed. tax'. Size A78-13. Whitewall El Tigre 278, feature a 2 ply polyester body with 2 fiberglass belts. Save on sport sizes, too. - coII.g. "Offift Fins Turn (y) ". - Touch And Cook MW 013C SO Sale $30 - V a size, ask us about U." on of our best fiberglass belted whitewalls. - (Where Marc Shad. Chrysler used to be) 3 AUTO 8 33 INSURANCE DAPSNA NIGHTLY $ P.M. - Pro Hock. y 2613 Orlando Dr. (17.92) Sanford LOW COST o0 Repairs Including Kegler's Komer if It rolls and his - WATCH FOR OUR OPENING SPECIALSI - - - Iry - - - Save $32 to 52 4 - - Buc Followers Brave Cold Weather, Lines 7CilonIz.juari 4.40 Indiana $7 2$ 447 7 0 (S-i) $2.60: P (7.1) 177.90: 1(7. Detroit $0 29 .256 14' 5-2) 401.40. Western Conference Sixth game Midwest Division SANFORD-ORLANDO 4Jose0yari 17.40 7.20 1.10 W L Pct. GB Tuesday night results 3RIcaElorza 5.00 5.40 Mitwauko 22 is .550 First race -S.l5,D 5.00 Kin City 22 II .550 l Swinging Slim 4.20 2.30 2.60 2Simon-Elexpe II 26 .350 8 0(3-4)43.00: P (4-3)334.50:1 (4. Denver 2MIti Miss Lizzie 12.10 450 3-2) 310,10, Chicago 12 25 .324 I'i S Bruce Green 3.20 Seventh game Utah $2 21 .300 9' 0 (1'S) 47.00; T ($5.5) 16140: 7 Negul-Urquldi 12.60 3.40 5.40 Pacific Division Time 31:11. 3AIiva.Koldo 16.20 3.40 W L Pct. oi Second race- 35,0 $Slmon.Elorza 37 It .111 3.00 Seattle 4Bud'sAudra 4.40 2.10 2.20 21 13 .403 ' (3.7) 30.00: P (7.3) 126.40: T. Los Ang I Nebraska Cowboy 4.20 2.60 (3.7$) 110.30. Phoenix 26 14 .650 2 S Rumor Flash 3.20 Portland 21 21 .500 $ Q-1) 10.51: P(4.I) 24.30:1(4- 3Mikel.OlaEighth game 20 21 .110 I': 16.20 7.20 0.00 San Diego 14) 54.40: DO (1.4) 12.20: Time SArta-Martinez 12 26 .316 IS 13,10 5% Golden St. .20:25. Tuesday's Results Bilbao-Zarri 4.00 Third race S-IS. M N.Y. 17$, San Antonio 120 0(3I)43.40:P(3-$) 144.SI:T(3ISales Pitch 5_la 3.60 2.40 1.11 Portland $09, Wash 99 425.20. IHonky Rabbit 16.60 2.00 Wednesday's Games Ninth game 2 Tony V 2.40 lAltu San Diego at New Jersey 14.00 3.20 4.40 0 (4-5) 103.00; P (0-4) 751.70: T 2Loza Los Angeles at Indiana 5.00 4.20 (1-4-2)1301.10: Time 32:01. Boston at Houston 3018 I-SO Fourthrace-S-16,M Phoenix of San Antonio (') ''i P (1-2) 97.10: TO 4kokomoReffer 7.10 610 3.40 Detroit at Denver (1.2.3) 250.40. 7 Night Howler 4.00 2.50 Kansas City at Utah Tenth game 2 Jack Ringo 2.60 SUrizar Portland at Golden State 15.60 12.10 5.00 0(4.7)17.20: P (4.7) 19.40, 1(4- 7Yza Washington it Seattle 4.00 3.40 7-2) 55.60, Time 32:21. Tlwrsday's Games 2 Zarre 240 Fifth race-S.16, D San Diego at New York (' 74-351 P (1-7)103,20: TO SBurbon'c New Jersey at Atlanta (2-5-7) 21730. Feature 20.00 6.00 3.00 Philadelphia at Clove Eleventh some ICrystaljewel 3.60 3.20 lArtaAmore Indiana at Milwaukee 13.40 11.20 2.40 2Chantell 2.00 SClloniz.Oia 6.50 SeC 0(5-0) 77.101 P (1-I) 366.00; 1 (6BIIbao.Oyari 3.50 $2) 1,142.30: Time 32:26. 0(24)1130: P(2-4) $19.4111(2Sixth race-$.15, I 6-3)335.51. * Butter Up 4.00 3.60 3.40 Twelfth game 7Tally Fran 4.20 350 SUrizar-Zarre 10.00 10.60 6.20 .4 Manatee Thunder 3.00 1 Alava.EI.xpe 1040 7.50 Campbell Conference 0(1-7) 24.60; P(1.1) 42.30: y($. oArta Juan 7.00 Patrick Division 74) 102.11: Time 31:61. 0(14) 41.50: P (11,11 93-31; 11W L T Pls. Seventh race 1$4) 24 110 Phila 55 4 luff Devil 7.60 3.10 2.60 A 110$: Hani5151,037. NY Rangers 17 15 5 39 2 Lake Dream 0.40 2.00 Atlanta 14 17 4 32 I Texas Fawn 240 NY Islanders 13 IS 6 32 0(2-4)10.00: P (4-2) 6S.l$: T (4.. 9 23 $ 23 Washington 2.1) 132.25: Time 31:12. Smythe Division llgltthrace.-S-16, I W 1. 1 PIs. S Crest Of Glory 5.60 3.20 3.20 Chicago 12 1312 36 SBoston Nancy 3.60 2.50 HawAPtapllfared Vancouver 14 16 7 35 7Bagloy 3.20 1. Ohio St. (11-1) lost to USC 1716 St. Louis $3 1$ 6- 32 0(54)11.30) P ($4) 39.41: 1(4in Rose Bowl Winnipeg 12 32 4 2$ 6-7) 62.45: Tim* 31:71. Alabama (12 0) d. Arkansas Colorado 27 12 21 3 Ninits race -1.16,C Edmonton 9 19 7 25 $lobert Hater 4.40 2.20 2.2014.9 in Sugar Bowl USC ($104) d. Ohio St. 171611% Wales Conference l Glow Luv 2.20 2.20 Norris Divislea 4.20 Pow Bowl 20E'sSaucy Words 1, FSU (11.1) lost to Oklahoma w L T P15. 0(11)7.40: P (1-1)77.00: T (S-I. 42 247 in 011111 Bowl Montreal If 14 6 2)111.00: Time 31:04. S. Oklahoma (11.1) d. Florida St. Los Angeles I? $2 6 40 Tenth race -S-15,A 11 1111 39 Pittsburgh 70ew Duster 7.00 7.20 3.00 247 in Orange Bowl Arkansas 110-2) lost to Detroit 11 17 7 20 6 Think About Ms 7.00 5.00 12.60 Alabama 249 in Sugar Bowl 9 16 9 27 Hartford l Texas Ellie Nebraska (102) lost to Adams Division 0(6-1)32.61: P(74) $7.11: T (7Houston 17.14 In Cotton Bowl w t. I Pts. 4-111914.411 Time 31:55. 5. Houston (1l1)d. Nebraska 17- Buffalo 53 25 10 3 Rlevi.th race -$-16.0 Boston 43 20 10 5 Slay Of Light 7.20 3.40 2,40 11 In Cotton Bowl If. BYU (11.1) lost to Indiana 3$ Minnesota II 9 1 43 ,liostonSherry 3.40 2.20 16 16 4 36 Toronto 4 Bunsen 2.40 37 in Holiday Bowl 10. Pittsburgh (11.1) d. Arizona Quebec 3$ 15 17 S 0(44)11.11: P (14) 3141: T (5 $6.10 In Fiesta Bowl Tuesday's Games 44) 9310; Time 31:79. It. Texas (0.3) lost to (No games scheduled) Twoif* race -34C Wednesday's Games .1 Tuxedo 3.30 3.10 3.30 Washington 14-7 in km Bowl fl Purdue (10.2) d. Tennessee NY Rangers at Quebec -31vaJ 6.50 4.00 NY lslndrs at Toronto .2 WyclIff Doe Dee 7.60 2722 in Iiuebonnet Bowl 13.x.Washhngton (10-2) d. Texas Montreal it Pittsburgh '.0(1-3) 46.10, P (1-1)6170, I 0' 7 In Sun Bowl Los Angeles at Detroit 34) $95.41; TIme 39:23. II. Michigan ($4) lot to NO Colorado at Chicago A 212$: Handle $1SLS1S. Carolina 17.1$ in Gator BOwl Potion at Minnesota 11. TulaM (93) kW to Pam St.Hartford at Edmonton 6 In Liberty Bowl Tkwsdays Games Pittsbgh at NY lllndrs $6. So. Carolina (84) list to OILANDO.SEMINOLS Missouri 3414 in Hall 04 Fame Vancouver at St. Louis T.eeday ISde r9sWs Bowl Pirslgame If. Auburn ($3) did not play *lca-Beifta 31.10 17.11 640 $0 $aylr 110 1110 24.1$ in each 600 JSs*eyes 140 ZateUrguidi 19 5lir (54) d. Clemson 2415 Q (II) 44.81g TO (6-14) 1114AL in Peach Bowl Social game 0. 10. TemPle ($0.2) I. California Mialip O5sMss.Reyes 11.10 110 035-11 In Garden 11. NW 9.50 910 s-includes IolaisW Mime St Signed quarterMituiesota dli NigulKollo bock Tommy Kramirtoa sermuof 41 (M 0.40: p UI) 61140,11 five oneyiot contracts. $) 71040. 720.05: 001) • Cincinnati Hired Dick LeBoeu t_ defialivi backfield coach. is CisSirlisi laslors 1110 17.10 SAO I'Alidwa-Lo" Wmess BiskethiM Div*sfoa Asiatic 5 $1040 40,vlza.Peroz Dallas Placed Nancy Butter W L Pd. CI 340 W.Reyss onwalvors. 20 9 .743 011410.ls,pu.40.11e1Y(6 Boston Nsc*ey 37 11 .711 2 PhIIa ) 23930. Called up lift-wing Detroit 30 31 405 W New YOrk GImge Lyle from the Adirondack 11 10 .420 $7', lava-Reyss $040 4104.20 Wstmqtn RId Wills and aisiyed utility 11 22 IN 11 sew Jarsy ise-Ouloia firwd liii t4egeboim to the AHL Olvislim Central 1m1111 r W I. Pd. SI teem. 013S) $.$SgP(1.3)95IIST(1 Callew 31 11 .631 Atlanta ) 211.10, Signed Southern California 10 21 .407 1½ San Anton if head foothill Cooch John Robinson 5½ 10 .107 340Cieveind ~ f ritar-Mandu 13.10 610 17 30 an 614 to a flvsyuar contract. 7.00 3.00 . HOuston SAlava-Zarre Dog Racing - MIAMIi LIPIi Opponents the slack, earlier :actlun Iiked:tuitIl this past fall. But including J. C., and I think Southern Cal in Saturday's who are counting on the And then there's Jnliun ".1.' C'. played an out. uneii lie got (franked up, he we'll be a pretty good football Hula Bowl and also in the Oklahoma wishbone being (*eM'r .1. C.' Wntt., who standing ftAtbail game,' said took a tot of pressure off Sims. team again.' Senior Bowl the following less scary next season without may very well he the best Oklahoma Cuieh Itarry Watts, who had a couple of The only other senior Saturday, showed no regrets Hilly Sims are probably going running qtuirtt'rlm'k in Switzer, "lie was the main tutU yards plus running perfor- besides Sims starting on of over the end of his playing to be disappointed. college football in 19*1. reason we were atile to control inances during the '79 season, (ease for Oklahoma Tuesday days for Oklahoma. Shus, two-time All-America Watts, who'll 1w a ftIthu.year the running game ansI pick aim is rated the beat passer night was center Paul Tabor. "I've been at OIJ for five and 1978 hleisinan Trophy senior next fall, certainly got up -UI yards rushing). The Oklahoma has had in a decade ree years and it's time for me to winner, had a great career at 1980 off to a great start when way he was going, Florida and while wishbone quarter. And the Sooners has th ball freshmen running backs move on," he said. "It's over Oklahoma. But, as they he rambled for 127 yards on 15 State was unable to key on backs don't throw that showed in Tuesday night's 24- carries New Year's night, very often, his completions during an 11-1 campaign who for me now and it's time for isThi." 7 Orange Bowl victory over including a 61-yard touch. Watts, a 5466t-11, 190- averaged out to 20 yards had pretty impressive some of the other fellows to gel their chance." statistics. previously unbeaten Florida down scamper that brought pounder who played little as a apiece. State, the Sooners, in keeping the Sthranked Sonnets to life freshman in 16 and then was Sims, who didn't move Into One of those, Stanley He only threw four passes with their long tradition, have early in the second quarter red.ahtrted in 77, didn't run some sensational young run- after 4thranked Florida State as often as Oklahoma Coach all night in the Orange Bowl, Wilson, averaged 6.5 yards a full-time role at Oklahoma but the two he completed per carry during the regular until he was a junior, wound ning backs ready to take up had completely dominated Barry Switzer would h season only two-tenths less up his regular-season career gained 36 yards. than Sims, and the other two with 3,613 yards (averaging It would be unfair to expect freshman, Chet Winters and over seven yards per carry) any one back to equal Sims' Weldon Ledbetter, averaged and 50 touchdowns leading performance over the past 7.7 and 5.1 respectIvely, the nation in scoring in each of two seasons, but Switzer feels the past two seasons. With the starters playing the people who are coming back can still keep that wish. until the closing 87 seconds, Winters and Ledbetter only bone attack roiling. got one carry each Tuesday Chilly temperatures and The Buc ticket office has Central Florida ticket offices. "Billy 511Th another night., but Winters got 35 winds did not deter a large allocated 2,800 tickets to the No individual Is being per. gr*t game," saidhad Switzer yards on his and Ledbetter 10. crowd of Tampa Bay Buc- Orlando area for the playoff mitted to purchase more than after Sirs rushed for 164 caneor fans who camped out game. The tickets went on four tickets for, the Tampa- yards in the Orange Bowl. Sims, who'll be playing "We're going to miss that. But against 1979 Hesiman Trophy at Tampa Stadium Tuesday to sale this morning at the usual Los Angeles game. await the opening of the ticket we've got nine offensive winner Charles White of windows at 8:00 a.m. today. starters returning next year, Tampa faithfuls began lugging tents, sleeping bags PIR$TUDIRALÔP Sweet 191, Donnie Clark III. 000000000 lawn furniture, portable SIMNOLI Women: Filien Johnson 150, Beth 0 dp 0 television sets and heati ng Standings: (I) Bad Checks, (7) Williamson $54, Dot Ralnu 152, devices to the stadium Embezzlers, (3) Gold Diggers, (4) Cindy Sweat $53, Ruth Parker 151, Tuesday to wait for tickets to MM.I., (5) Sliver Dollars, (5) Ailyson Smith laS, Abble Wyrum Wooden Nickles, (1) Bankers Four $54, Sandy Moor. Ill, NIta Sunday's NFC championship (I) The Loaners, () Pay Days Johnson ill, Wanda Hubbard 152. game against the Las Angeles ($0) Big Interest, (ii) Non-Cents, (17 Pay Rollers, ($3) Short ) High Sirles:Men: BR. Carroll (II) Late Chargers, 535, Glenn Fun? 411, Vince Cara Playoff tickets to the Change, High Games: Man: BR, Carroll $I), Rick Johnson $30. Berry 0 0 #'b FOR Central Florida area are at $1, Dave Frieman 1%, Glen Punt Sweat 40. Woman: Cindy Sweat 1, Lie Wyrum 702. Vinci Cara aM. Ruth Parker 431. Sherry Clark premium. ALL DRIVIRS 30$. Rick Johnsin 305, Barry 36, NlIa Johnson 450, - Eciii.11;1 :Iij - Sooners,, I .. Boxer Loses Bruce McCray The New Man -- cowboy boots on the Houston side emerges looking inighty outing is Bum Phillips because his Houston Oilers figure to be good for the job he did this season. I'm talking about Huni beaten by the Pittsburgh Steelers for the AFC title this Phillips, of course. weekend the sa me way they were a year ago, and although there isn't supposed to be any rootln in the press box, I can't see anything wrong in pulling for Bum, a little bit, anyway, after the kind of job he has done with the Oilers this season. The first thing he did, even before the season started, was realize they were going to have a problem at strong safety, and instead of sitting down and crying about It, he looked all over W country clear into another one to find Vern Perry, who had played out his option in the Canadian Football League. Phillips installed Perry in the Oilers' secondary, being SPARTANBURG, S.C. (UP!) Tony Thomas, patient with the rookie while he was learning Houston's system, and the move paid off spectacularly when Perry a 20-year-old Spartanburg boxer who more than a David Thomas Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1I0-1 IA • - - Reg. 79.99 Loud and Clear stereo speaker system. IS watt per channel. �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1980 The "Golden Gloves" has The Tournament, to be held come to central Florida under at the Arnet ican Legion the Leadership of Seminole Coliseum, 1-4 and Lake County resident Kent E. Ivanhoe, on February 13, 14, Foyer and the sponsorship of and 15, will cover an area the Orlando Boxing Club, Inc. comprised of Orange, a non-profit organization Seminole, Osceola, Lake existing only for the purpose Volusia, Brevard, Indian of promoting boxing in the Hirer, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Central Florida area. Martin and Palm Beach Never before has a boxing counties. tournament of this magnitude All youngsters In District 2 been held in this area. This is the first time that Central must compete in the OrlandoFlorida has been granted a Central Florida tournament Franchise from the National for Golden Gloves to be Office of the Golden Gloves, eligible to participate in the State Finals in Miami during March. This local tournament was established to help fund the Open Division winners trip to the State Tournament in Miami and to create interest in the sport among junior high and high school youngsters and to make the prestigious Golden (;loves available to the area youth. There are four divisions separated by age and experience that an amateur boxer may partitipate in: The high School Division acs 16 and 17, with live bouts or less and still in school The novice division is for those age 16 and over with less than 10 bouts with the Open division for those over 16 with 10 or more bouts. The new division, ages 14.15 with 10 or more bouts to allow the experienced amateur a chance to participate In the Golden Gloves on a local and state level. The boxers are not only divided by age and experience but also according to weight. The following weight classes are used by the Golden Cenvu / To Golden Gloves Comes Gloves; Flyweight-112 pounds or less, Bantamweight 113119, Featherweight. 120-125, Lightweight 126-132, Light Welterweight 133-139, Welterweight 140-147, Light Middleweight 148-156, Middleweight 157-165, Light Heavyweight 166.178 and Heavyweight- over 178 pounds. All participants in the Golden Gloves tournament must he registered with the Florida AAU boxing cornmnittee and must apply for their registration prior to 13 OURSELVES Forida Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chicago Coliseum. The results of that dual meet was an 8-8 draw and it was the beginning of a National tradition. given with the knowledge that it was for the purpose of certifying that the participant was physically fit to par. ticipate in the boxing sport. The District tournament for the Golden Gloves Cham. plonship is being held in the The Golden Gloves Tour- jurisdiction of the Orlando nament of Champions has Boxing commission which has been fought without in- levied a requirement that terruption since March 24, each participant receive a 1928. That was the date that medical examination prior to the Chicago amateur participation in the event and champions met those of the that the physician certify that City of New York In the Old the medical examination was Individuals desiring to participate in the Tournament or desiring to work with and organize the youth of Seminole County to par. ticipate in the tournament should contact Kent Foyer in care of Orlando-Central Florida Golden Gloves, P.O. Box 1093, Maitland, Fla., 32751 January 1980 and may do so by writing to Orlando-Central Florida Golden Gloves, P.O. Box 1093, Maitland, Fla., 32751. Application for participation in the Tournament must be accomplished by February 1, 1980. Cook Of The Week Holiday Receotion Honors n1011111111Lnemist Wanders Into Food World Couple Marri'g ed 50 Years By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Editor QUART SCHENLEY VODKA I - 23 OZ, 3.09 CUSTOMER W/COUPON UST TWO PER - - / * ' I ' . .• . . . ' LIEIFRAUMILCH .'z .•' . BLUE NUN .' L - , GOOD SAT., JAN. 5 '.-' ':',' . - UNIT ONE PER CUSTOMER WiCOUPOW . "Our life has been won- ' 4.23 . derfu1- just onderfu1 Pearl Bates commented in a By TOM NETSEL quiet but positive voice Herald Staff Writer following her golden wedding anniversary celebration ' With a degree In engineering, Allen Denn made the Coast Sunday at the First United Guard his first career but he also had a keen interest In food. Methodist Church fellowship ,.. His Interest was so strong that along the way he graduated . hall. from the famed Cordon Bleu in Paris and the Lucerne 11cr husband, J.P., quietly Academy qf Chefs in Switzerland, and a second career was smiled and nodded his head in born. complete agreement with his / I "I worked asa chef in all the major hotel chalns,"said Denn, wife of 50'years. who lives in The Meadows on Palm Springs Drive in Altamonte The couple, who met in Springs. He has also been a chef for o steamship line. Sanford, were married in the Denn claims he is bio-chemist by trade who wandered into First Methodist Church, the food industry by way of bio-chemistry. While he was living Orlando, Dec. 24, 1929. in Michigan, Denn formed a company called Captain Dan's -, Mrs. Bates, who was born in 4 Fishery where he came up with the idea of portion-controlled Whighamn, Ga., is a retired .j "h, fish. , school principal with 39 years 0 He found he was having trouble with spoilage, however. "I . in education. She served as a didn't have enough knowledge of shelf life and the make-up of . • •. teacher and principal in Leon fish," he said. and Duval Counties and spe nt To cure that problem Denn went back to school and earned the last :4 years in the his doctorate In bio-chemistry, which he put to use learning all Seminole County School System. the Intricacies of fish and food. Denn eventually became a consultant to the food industry A graduate of Stetson and came to Florida in that capacity six years ago. While .-• University. Mrs. Bates at.• tended Florida State College working in Brevard county he decided to teach a course in cooking at Brevard Community College and ended up staying For Women. She has lived in Sanford for 53 years and is a there for four years. member of the Seminole Moving to Seminole county two years ago Denn started teaching a gourmet cooking class at Seminole Community County Retired Teachers Association and liemerocallis College. He taught there for two years. Garden Club. With some advice to cooks here in America, Denn said he Mr. Bates, who was born in would like to see them use more herbs and spices to blend the Dr. .%IIcn Denn is a chef-teacher taste of different foods together. As a simple example, he Cuthbert, Ga., is a graduate of suggested cooks try adding a little fennel to apple pie. "It's out Seminole high School. lie smooth side down, in a broiler pan and baste with sonic of the attended business uollege in of this world," he said. 1r. and lrs. .1. P. B.ites with top tier of anniversary cake. marinade. Broil 5 inches from heat for 5 minutes. Turn Atlanta, and worked as an STEAMED CODFISH WITH COOL CUCUMBERS chicken, baste with remaining marinade and top each of 2 half accountant for the Ox Fiber 2 tablespoons soy sauce breasts with a piece of cheese. Sprinkle with remaining green 2 tablespoons dry sherry Brush Co. A Sanford resident yellow mummis and gold tinged :'i I'\1 (I for 58 years. Mr. Bates is a foliage. onions and broil 5 minutes longer, until cheese is bubbly and 1 tablespoon oil I)F'.i.A"1), FLORIDA lightly browned. For diet serving allow 1 half breast with retired citrus grower. 1 teaspoon minced, peeled fresh ginger root or '2 teaspoon Mrs. Bates chose for the cheese (279 calories). The couple are meimibers of occasion a gold qiana gown ground ginger A1TIQITES SIIOI%'.S%I.E the First United Methodist complemented with gold 2 tablespoons water CHICKEN LIVERS WITH GREEN HERBS To Be 14.14 At "i pound chicken livers 1 pound cod fillets (sable cod) Church. Sanford, and belong jewelry and a gold orchid DELAND ARMORY to the R.W. Ware Sunday corsage. 3 lemon slices 2 teaspoons vegetable oil IRII)A . SAItlW%' SUND AY . JAN. 4 6 6 I9O School Class there. 1 teaspoon butter or margarine 1 large cucumber, peeled and diced Mrs. A.J. Bronnie 1 teaspoon salt HO U R S During the past few years, Wiegman, sister of Mrs. Bates 'i cup sliced green onions or scallions II' the Bates have traveled ex- from Tallahassee, registered 'i teaspoon pepper In a large skillet bring the soy sauce, sherry, oil, ginger and tenaively. They have covered the guests in the Bride's Book. teaspoon minced, peeled garlic 40 UFJ.LERS SHOWING - ALL EXHIBITS FOIL SALE water to a boil over moderately high heat. Arrange fish in most of the United States Mrs. William Hunter greeted 2 tablespoons minced green onion or scallions skillet In two layers if very thin, and place lemon slices on top. "TMi It a Ja*un.D,4 Slows" including Hawaii and Alaska. the guests at the door. 2 tablespoons chopped parsley Return liquid to boll, reduce heat to low, cover and let cook 10 ADMISSION II 15 WITH THIS AD ONLY $150 Other travels have Included 2 tablespoons dry white wine Others assisting with minutes. Transfer fish and pan liquid to serving dish. Surround r--mna Rinse livers, discarding any bits of fat that cling to them, Scandinavia, Europe, the hospitalities were Mrs. Leo with cucumber and sprinkle with green onions. For diet serand pat dry with paper towels. Heat oil and butter in u Orient, South Pacific, Bali, King, Mrs. Mildred Bishop, ving allow half the fish and vegetables. (281 calories) CARAWAY CHICKEN medium-sized skillet over high heat. When butter foam sub- Australia and New Zealand. Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. Brette 1 pound boneless, skineless, chicken breats (4 half breasts) They are the parents of one Sanford, Mrs. Jack Robinson, sides, add livers, sprinkle with salt and pepper and cook 2 son, Larry J. Bates, who lives Mrs. Hal head, Mrs. Don minutes, stirring constantly. Add the garlic, green onions and ' cup dry white wine in Winter Haven with his wife, King, Mrs. W.R. Beasley, 1 tablespoon vegetable oil half the parsley and cook 1 minute. Add the wine and cook 1 Mrs. Marie Nicholson, Mrs. I.i teaspoon salt minute longer, stirring constantly. Sprinkle with remaining Sharon, and son, Jon, 14 teaspoon pepper parsley. For diet serving allow half. (250 calories) The church hail featured Lou Baker and Mrs. J.C. 1 cup minced green onions or scallions festive holiday decorations Davis. ASPARAGUS BISQUE CLOSEOUT including brilliant poinsettias I 1-ounce slice Muenster cheese with caraway seeds, halved. Musical selections were 1 l4Li.ounce can cut asparagus spears and potted palms. Centering presented by Chuck Anschutz, Place chicken breasts, smooth side down, between 2 large 1 cup skim milk sheets of wax paper. Using a mallet or the bottom of a heavy 1 .21-ounce packet Instant onion or chicken-flavored broth the serving table was a brass Mrs. Ashby Jones and Mrs. COMPLETE INVENTORY skillet, pound breasts to flatten to 4-iflch thickness. In a wide, Place all ingredients in an electric blender. Cover and blend candelabrun arranged with Leslie McCowan. shallow bowl combine the wine, oil, salt, pepper and half the at high speed 30 seconds, until smooth. Transfer to a small green onions and then add chicken breasts. 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ED - V.,' ~ARGENTINA CERTIFIED rnisi III i' i7_ "MOST OTHERS ARE 80" LE 3,49 75 ST. JOHAMS BERNKASTL KURFUAST 3.49 BECCARO BARDOLINO, SOAVE- iTay want 3.49 ST. GERMAIN ROSE ANJOU-ima 3.99 ST. GERMAIN CHENIN BLANC-f WU 3.99 NIOLAS BORDEAUX ROUGE.cwa 3.99 LA FERRIERE WH BORDEAUiwa 3.99 BACCHUS JOHAMNISBERG-cauu, 3,99 YR. 86 SCOTCH ABC 6• M DEAR ABBY: The letter signed CHICKEN stnxk a painfully responsive chord. CHICKEN was engaged to be married, the Invitations had been sent and the gifts were pouring in. All the while she had a feeling that the marriage wouldn't work, but .14 OsaI ,,pt,. W f,, ,.a,1l if nU II T A year and a half ago, I was my parents -and his -has engaged to a man who ap- been incredible. Those who peared to be "perfect" for sent wedding gifts felt ripped me. Both sets of parents were off, and everyone wonders overjoyed. On the surface it what went wrong. looked like an Ideal match, Abby, your advice to but In my heart I knew there CHICKEN was right on! were unresolved Problems. "Cancel the wedding by (He knew it, too, but thought telephone or telegram marriage would solve -immediately! It will be everything.) somewhat sticky, but far better than being stuck in a The closer we got to thle bad marriage. wedding date, the more certain I was that it wouldn't OUT OF THE work, but all the plans were FRYING PAN made, the invitations went DEAR OUT: A swwbing out, and lavish gifts started number dreaders - men as coming in. Tim hundred and wellaswomee-wroletosay forty guests were coming to that they, iso, were the wedding, and my dear "chicken," but made the mother had worked so hard to mistake of hanging In there pun italltogether that l didn't untntbelrgoosewas cooked. have the heart to call It Off. DEAR ABBY: I am a Well, we were married In lawyer, 57, married and Living front of all those people, with my wife. I had a couple of pretendi ng thatwe were going heart attacks lnthepast, but the 1t six to live happily ever after, no problems years. I jog, swim and engage when we both knew we never should have gone tirough in IflWIY odw 5P01' like I'm in good shape with it. which I am. (I've kept 10 ON The marriage lasted four same weight for the last 40 a r e still we months, and litigating the divorce. The YU1'1.) My problem is people who, pain and embarrassment for out of the clear blue sky, say, "By the way, Sam how old are you?" Now these people range anywhere from 35 on up. Mind you, the inquiry Is unrelated to our conversation, and I frankly don't give a hoot how old THEY are. So why should they be inIC, LVU I ? III IJUW (flU £ UI I UHi ._.... ...._... Van flii,r rrrzinutI not sensitive about my age, nor do I go around acting like a kid. I would like to tell them It's none of their business. Is there a tactful way to say it? SAM DEAR SAM: There is no tactful way to tell a person that something Is none of their bminess - even U It isn't. From your description of yourseif, you most look young for your age. So why don't you accept It as a compliment and simply say, "I'm a IM model" - and let it go at that? CONFIDENTIAL TO "ALL CONFUSED IN SATELLITE BEACH, FLA.": Don't ml.take that In your ears with wedding bells. When amaatdhs you to dole othcr guys, it usually means that he wants to date 01kr SkiL If you need help in wiriting sympathy, letters of congratulAtions or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet "How to Write Letters for all Occasions." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 centk), self-addressed envelope to, Abby: 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly Hills Calif. 90212. -- President Margaret Schneider presided at a short business meeting after the program was presented. The next meeting will be January 15 at 12 noon for a bag hunch. Program Chairman Edith Harrison an. G4tfinq The Good Samaritan Home has selected Sandra Jean Morgan as the Employee Of Mrs. The Month. Morgan, the mother of a daughter and four sons, is a nurse's aide at the home. She said she "adores her work" and it gives her great joy to aid others. • SAVE up to 980 OWA MEATS WEEKLY SPECIALS! OUR OWN FULLY COOKED BONELESS SMOKED HAMS WHOLE OR HALF FRESH DAILY LEAN - $919 GROUND L.B. CHUCK TRIMMED WESTERN SANDRA MORGAN EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH Door Shelves nounced Rev. Leo King will show slides of the summer Alaskan trio. 'i'uur Chairman Doris Rogers reminded the members of the scheduled tours. The Stuart-Lake Okeechobee tour will be February 6 and 7. The club meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Sanford Civic Center at noon. Newcomers are welcome. 1kp dinner with the group working their way through lines to enjoy a Christmas feast. ''''...'' I The Sanford Senior Citizens were entertained by the Seminole Serenaders and their presentation of "The Night Before Christmas" at their Tuesday meeting. I .L.1. Mrs. Aldo Howe brought her group at noon to present music, recitation, and songs to 146 Sanford Senior Citizens at their annual Christmas dinner, Social Chairman Rose Burdett assisted by Becky Meat Tender Married Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs If a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. - CENTER CUT 3 LBS. OR MORE UTS.D.A Choice - Trimmed PORK CHOPS TENDER LOIN END PORK ROASTS OR CHOPS 3-4 L.B. AVG. BLADE CUT CHUCK ROASTS , $1 39 U I PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE M EATS t... BABY STEER heavy Iowa best IOWA 69 Normal Skinless, Develnid LB. We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged PHONE 79 9 LIVER 3106 S. FRENCH SANFORD 4 $11 SLICED TO ORDER , �21—.k1.ning Herald, Sanford, FL 'I Wednesday, Jan. 2. 1I0 r SoYer 'sPaintings Give Depth' Of Feeling Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , A retired By NORMAN NADEL he needs in New York, where the Soyer family had moved Thomas Eakins," in which some of the nation's foremost from Rus1a when Raphael and his twin, Moses, were 12, and painters are grouped in front of paintings by the 19th century NEW YORK (NEA) - Raphael Soyer, who turned 80 on brother Isaac Was' seven years younger. All three became American: "Salutat," "The Gross Clinic" and "William Rush Christmas day, new to Washington with his wife Rebecca painters; Moses is no longer living. Carving His Allegorical Figure of the Schuyklll River." The recently for the opening of his latest one-man show at the Hlrshhorn Museum. The Hirschhorn, which owns more Soyers - 62 - than any figures include Edward Hopper, Reginald Marsh, Leonard other museum, is displaying a number of his searching, Sen. Baskin, John Dobbs, Raphael and Moses Soyer, Jack Levine, A week before, the Soyers had attended the opening night of sitive portraits. Looking at them you cannot help becoming Soyer's daughter Mary, John Koch, with Lloyd Goodrich, the exhibition in honor of their friend, sculptor Jose de Creeft, involved, whether it is with his fellow artists, whom he loves to biographer of Eakins, in the center. on his 95th birthday, at the Kennedy Galleries in midtown paint, or with his models. Nothing is detached or aloof. Manhattan. my favorite is "Farewell to Lincoln ncoln Square Even the stunning craftsmanship cannot explain exactly Coincidentally, on Jan. 31 the Lost Angeles County Museum (Pedestrians)." In 1959, a number of buildings ,in Lincoln how the artist can elicit such a depth of feeling from the subof Art will present "Kokoschka at 94: 70 Years of His Square were torn down to make way for the Lincoln Center of Graphic jects' eyes. Closely study the colors, the configuration, the the Performing Arts, and Soyer's studio was in one of them. So Art," to run through March 16. Soyer is a long-time admirer of brush strokes - still no secret technique is revealed. Yet the the Austria-born Oskar Kokoschka, now a British citizen living he painted a group walking away, this time In brighter colors feeling is there, in Switzerland. than he'd used before. Crossing at the traffic lieht are Rafael Three large canvases - actually group portraits - qualify and Rebecca, ins models and his friends. It is one of the With the reputations and reservoirs of achievement that not only as the signal achievements of Soyer's career to date bravest and most touching valedictories ever put to canvas. these three men have built over much of this century, any one but also as some of the finest 20th century figurative painting of them could justify a retrospective show. But these men are and portraiture by an American realist. "Portrait at a Party" not retired, not merely looking back and remembering, includes the artist and his two brothers, then Alex Katz, Philip PearLstein, John Dobbs and other painters and models in an Few artists have studied European and American realist painting more carefully than Raphael Soyer who, with his informal "snapshot" ambiance, against a typically Soyer ' wife, makes frequent trips to the great collections abroad. Yet neutral background of an unadorned room. for his own subject matter, he finds everything and everyone • Even more impressive, and more difficult, Is "Homage to he kly !• Saver - zled Oldtimer Edgar Shew: 'Cowboy Films Or Nothing ' coal miner, Edgar Shew (right) Is the world's top •; r collector movie ' of silent cowboy posters. He has more than 350 relics promoting such By GARRETMATHEWS POCAHONTAS, Va. (NEA) - The talkative, white-haired man doesn't look at all like a collector of movie relics. He sucks constantly on a corncob pipe right out of Dogpatch. His floppy hat and overalls make him look like a yawning oldt.imer content to hang around the wood stove all day, deciding nothing more substantial than whether snuff or Red Man will be his afternoon companion. Yet, the retired coal miner with only a few working teeth boasts probably the world's largest collection of cowboy movie posters from the silent film days. Edgar Shew figures he has more than 350 cardboard and paper posters promoting the films of Tom Mix, the Hoxie brothers, Fred Thomson, William Boyd, Buck Jones and many other cowboy types whose careers flourished from around 1915 until 1928, when the dastardly talkies became commercially profitable, "Haven't been any decent pictures made since the start of the Depression," says the grizzled oldtimer who looks for the world like the inevitable sidekick in all those cowboy movies. "I reckon that's why I haven't been to the movie show in 50 years." Shew is purist - cowboy silent films or nothing. "To me. no other kind of movie has any plot to it," the overalled film critic says. Shew knows of some cowboy posters that collectors have bought for upwards of $150 each. And he figures his only known poster of Bronco Billy Anderson is worth even more than that. "But I can't see me selling any of my collection though," he says with a grin, "because then I wouldn't be able to look at 'em." Shew is historian as well as a collector. When he's not hoeing or harvesting on 1920s heroes as Tom Mix, Buck Jones and the Hoxle brothers. Raphael Soyer's "Farewell to Lincoln Square (Pedestrians)" is one of his masterpieces. - .a - • - - - -__________________ .{'l'JI] I SAVE ON YOUR *ATTENTION* cFNIflR CITIZENS I I HOME'S ENERGY COST I ART BROWN The Rheem New Day Heat Pump CAN help save on your home's energy costs. Special features make the New Day Hut Pump more efficient and help to reduce your utility costs. PEST CONTROL LL US FOR ALL OF YOUR COOLING & HEATING NEEDS. 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Assistant Professor Michael Brownlee and Professor Anthony Cerami told about their advance in the current "Science," journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Their compound, an insulin derivative, is biochemically capable of switching supplies of insulin on and off, as the body's needs go up and down, around the clock. The next task, the Rockefeller scientists said, is a bioengineering one: developing an implantable device that can store the cornpound in the body and trigger delivery of Insulin In response to fluctuations of glucose levels in the diabetic's blood, The device would have to be tested in animals before being approved for clinical trials in humans. Diabetes is the third-ranking cause of blindness and is a major cause of heart at. tack, stroke, kidney disease, gangrene and nerve damage. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 19S0-38 By KENNETH it. CLARK United Press International HOME COOKIN': 01' Blue Eyes spends I _ most of his time these days singing for charity on Feb. 15, he'll cook for the cause as well. That's when Frank Sinatra stages his "Valentine Love-In" on behalf of Desert Hospital In Palm Springs, Calif. and not only will he warble, he'll don a chef's hat to choreograph the culinary corps as well. Says he, "It'll be a traditional, true home-cooked Italian dinner I would prepare for my friends." Sinatra doesn't claim to be another Julia Childs but then Julia never served a meal at $1,500 a plate. Sinatra hopes to raise $1 million for the hospital's building fund. - but 'I !H OENENALIL1CTIC DIAL 3-WAY i PATH SIZE : SOAP BULB : 5.I,)JBAR (eodoI,nguatPl ergent VkIng ta' r 4/IIO0 I , 11 ¶, .1 I ,• 1! . L, -J ti', 'l , Ji S , - Sit Ja', S ____________________ _..j ' IS i 64'. tuvd1 pist'c 1488s A$WItCdCOiO, ' 0rg1999 . •' CARPETFRESH I4o room& 59 '1 2 19 _______ 'a BIG TOY: John P. Miller is willing to turn anyone with $100,000 to spare into a railroad baron. Well—a baronet, at least. Miller owns the Narragansett Pier Railroad in South Kingston, III., but says he's tired of playing with it, so it's on the block. He calls the 6-mile line, with its 60-ton diesel-electric engine and ornate turn-of-the-century depot, "a beautiful little piece of an America that's disappearing." In its heyday, the line carried socially prominent Victorian families to their summer homes, but in recent years, it's served simply as Miller's toy. Says he, "I've had a lot of fun with it and I don't have any regrets about buying It, but I'm tired.,., 1 it 31w_S-$HELFcORNEn ETAGERE : I: : • .. 'a .•.. ,'.,'..t ____________ , ,• , , -: -V Iit1 PAPER PLATES Pick of 1009 tholly plat" fllo9Imt I I P ........... ICKND RENUZIT SOLID CO 0 WATER WASH We I16.0: GI.IIIOI AIR FRESHENER : r,e a.ashatI,s Reg I 09 ImI c.4'o.I Good 1p.., Sa J$' 3 Ira- ' : FOR 10060: gran es flog ss ca Im? J' .. 'a ______________________ 113,I ............................. ___________ C*.*o C4Oo lv'., Si? I.............. "a' iiiiEEW" MASKING TAPE 60-'aOs soil Man'a uses R.o 65' ImI 4 t Nuclear Waste - and though that saved the tax. York City payers about $700, it gave them a wicked case of writer's cramp. They decided this week to sign $8 mil lion worth of water system revenue bonds by hand rather than take them to New York where a signature-duplicating machine Is available. That meant they had to sign their names 1,600 times each a'dhore that took 4 1 2 nonstop hours. But Prudhomme admits an ulterior motive. Says he, "I could tell you I didn't go to New York because I wanted to save the city the expense, but the truth is that I'm not fond of flying." - - - - C)ap/"((,I TPI. Sal ja', 'a I' P,o,,d 99C PANS ,,,s, .5 ' . IqI canoIHOJO p,ceI•oI ,,,. e. (m16 ' SQ tQQ 150 A.IttS it: 419' -a 1rn14 - QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL 01 !NT - 01' Blue Eyes To Host A 'Valentine Love-In' I CUT Most scientists believe these life. threatening complications would not develop if insulin doses could be made proportional to the fluctuating requirements of the body. Current insulin-delivery systems are like a shotgun approach, scientists say. Diabetics receive 'Insulin shots .or get premsarnred doses of Insulin through Implantable pumps. The Rockefeller system under development, by contrast, would be precise, perfectly pacing the release of Insulin around the clock, The newly developed compound is an insulin derivative combining insulin and the sugar maltose. In explaining how it works, the doctors said the lectin concanavalin A, a plant protein that binds specific sugar molecules, exhibits a high affinity for their synthesized dethative, In experiments, they reported, the lectin. bound derivative was exposed to glucose solu. tions. It' was shown glucose displaced the insulin derivative from the surface of the lectin. The amount of insulin thereby freed is proportional to the quantity of glucose present. Brownlee and Cerami said one possibility for a safe and reliable implant would be a hollow-fiber device containing the soluble lectin-sugar-insulin complexes. The device would have pores large enough for glucose moleculei to enter and for sugar. insulin molecules to escape, but small enough to prevent passage of the much larger lectin molecules, is 13-acre farm, he is scrounging for information on old Westerns. He has made many contacts with other collectors over the years and often has swapped old guns for posters and vintage Zane Grey books. He has laboriously researched every silent Western ever made and tells anyone who wants to listen about the actors, the plots, the film studios and the locations where the movies were filmed. A highlight of Shew's collection is his Tom Mix memorabilia. "He was the greatest," says Shew of the star of "Riders of the Purple Sage" and other classics. "People can talk abo ut John Wayne all they want to, but for my money Tom Mix was better." Shew can tell you that Mix was once a bona fide Texas Ranger who hit the silver screen by accident. "He heard there were some strange goings-on at the movie set, so he rode over to investigate," Shew recounts. "The camera happened to pick him upcoming in on that big horse and I guess you could say a star was born that very minute." Shew was injured in the coal mines in 1952 about the time mechanization was beginning to spell the end for pick-andshovel boys like him and he finally called it quits three years later. It was then his interest in the silent. screen Westerns intensified. Though Shew has only a sixth-grade e(lucation, he helped establi sh a newsletter that is distributed to lovers of stagecoaches, six-guns and cowboy cliffhangers. And he is acknowledged in at least one book on the subject. "I only wish I could have been one of those cowboy actors," he says, "Of course, in the '20s I was always too busy digging coal to think about doing much else.; "I'm afraid I never got to see Tom Mix or lioxie or Boyd or any of 'em in person. either." I [I- r WATERCOLOR ' SIGNS OF THE TIMES: Saginaw, Mich., Mayor Paul P. Prudhomme and City Clerk Elizabeth A. Donaldson did not fly to New ! =1e_. I TS I!cdn* 4 ....................... QUOTE OF THE DAY: John Williamson, of the New York Nets, benched for failing to hold his weight at the team's mandatory 215-pound upper limit, to the New York Times: "My son's watching the team play on TV and he's asking me, 'What's happening? Why aren't you with 'em?' What am I gonna tell him? That I'm not there 'cause he got a fat daddy?" (;LIIl'sFs: Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees is in a London clinic, suffering from what the doctors call "nervous exhaustion" following a recordbreaking American to ur with brothers Robin and Barry ... Louise Lasser and Bob Balaban will costar in New York in Wallace Shawn's new play, "Marie and Bruce" Peter Bogdanovich will produce and direct a new 20th Century-Fox screenplay titled "They All Laughed," costarring Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazzara, John Ritter and Colleen Camp ... Diana Ross is in Switzerland for the holidays.,., ________________ Florida: Better Disposal To Be Necessity By 1981 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Florida site because of the high-water table and porous soil. energy and health officials say the state may have to care temporarily for its own low-level The mod immediate need, according to Ulray Clark, administrator for radiology radioactive waste now that South Carolina Is phasing down operations at the Barnwell health services In the Department of Health dumping site. and Rehabilitative Services is solving the Huge Swanson, state energy officeplan. problem u( the nuclear energy Industry which ring coordinator, said Barnwell officials by produces about 30 percent of the state's electric power. 1911 will reduce the amount of waste ac. "We've got to be able to get rid of their : cepted, maning Florida universities, waste so they can contue to operate," said hospitals and nuclear power plants will have to find new ways to dispose of the 100,000Clark, who worked In the nuclear industry for : cubic feet of low-level waste generated an. 10 years in Georgia. nuafly. About 90 percent of the lowlevel waste cornea from four nuclear plants Operated by j This includes such items as gloves, lab Florida Power Corp and Florida Power & costs and tools from nuclear plants and cups, "rinses and ethC eciuInent Ifliflaild 'fla most likely course of action, he said, is by such radioactive elements as cobalt and for the power companies to build wvobouaes tectmidwn 91 used In nuclear research and at the plants for temporary storage of the medicine. Overexposure to low-level gloves, foot coverings, hard hats, floor rad1atlon is srapect.d of causing can. sweepings and other residue that could be High level waste — spent nuclear fuel — Is enothsr preblim entirely. Stored in water, uii aiiorttsrm solution flUid Mding tanks near nuclear plants, of. do.ml eliminate the well for the federal ________________ are still trying to develop acceabi. flouts gowrnuait to find and llowai more dwaft Old pirmaned waste diopl akernatives. __ W thm we ffit"a- ............ 1&NIU1O I Sleti P. $aetwl Plise LO$0WOOD Hwy. U43 of %.1. 434 4$ C.ulse, Wt 15.434 CASSILSUPY: lsiOti PHe $133 se $tv 1 AlIemsiti Olive ALTAMONTE IPIINGS ,n West $5. 436-41M OIANGI,CITY: P5w TiwI $MPjay C.Nr At pr.isnl the M producers of low-level nuclear dump In Wth1toa and Nevada. wssarobavingll$llsprotdamgstUagrIdof "The Department of Energy and the radioactive materials. But Swenson said with federal gouint hay, get to resolve that Inc!, waste each Year end Barnwell'a strict problem as soon as po&hI,," he said. am poky, the state may have to two action. : Meanwhile, BWOs, Clark ael officials "We MW to com'dr at least temporary from the Depairtmed of Imemsnthl' ______ lviklrg arm, Ii. said, noting FlOrida is not Regelation we plot*lrg utratnglsi to cut down Jikely t*ndidste for a peruiinsnt disposal the volume of waste going to BarnwelL AII4EEALBUU WILL BEWITH N YOU PICK UP YOUR PHOTO -S a ,,g TJ# ,4#ti_41a, ._t' •.'....-. . .......-. 41. — - • p. ..e .- I , , - __ ,_ SHOP 1A*.Y WI UURVI •_ — __.__ a a- - —. -......................... . .- . - nOeti,ausvscueos,oaouauyv - . ' .- . ' ..-. -. - ,,,,, . - . ..................... ......... ... .. 1 . s ....... . .......................... .... PNICiTIOiU*VICi MIs.p.scss I I - ...................................................................................................... . - (I I- �- 1' . 1 .-. - .. I I 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • mo Wednesday, Jan. 2, Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1910-118 - Man Plans To Surf 4,000 PORTLAND, Maine (UP!) Barring any telephone interview from his home in Orlando, Fla., Gulf Coast. He will stay In motels along the way problems, New Jersey policeman Jim Carlin ex- Tuesday. each night, his father said. pects to make it to Mexico on his 27-horsepower Carlluip a Saddle Brook, N.J. patrolman, took a Carlin, a former bank employee In Florida, has surfboard within two weeks. 1,600-mile motorized surfboard voyage down the taken money pledges for the journey to help the Carlin was due to begin the 4,000-mile trip from Mississippi River from Minnesota to New Orleans Saddle Brook volunteer fire and rescue squads. Maine to Matamoros, Mexico, today. The motorized last April, and made a 1,200-mile trip from New "He wears a wet suit but I've seen the darn thing board is capable of speeds up to 45 mph. York City to Florida in 1978. and It's dangerous," the elder Carlin said. "I met qarlin plans to surf down the Atlantic seaboard, This time, he plans to stop In Newport, R.I., New him when he made the trip from New York to Cape across an inland waterway in Florida and along the York City, and several other East Coast cities, as Canaveral, which took him about six days, but I still Gulf Coast to Mexico, his father, Jim Sr., said In a well as New Orleans and Galveston, Texas, on the worry about him." - Letter To Columnist Promises Murders LOS ANGELES (UP!) were working together to ignored. year begins." "A second thing is that I Police say they are in. reach the letter writer, a sell. "We are treating the matter The letters appear to be have a defect which has made vestigating letters to described "ugly" man who as though the author needs from a man In his 30s who me appear even uglier. newspaper columnist Bob says he Is planning a series of some help and we are doing lives in the southeastern Another thing, of course, is Greene in which a "lonely and vengeful new year murders, everything we can to try and section of the Los Angeles that I had bad parents. They unwanted" man threatens to "The letters are from an provide that help." county, possibly Huntington didn't love or encourage me carry out a series of random Individual who exhibits some The syndicated Chicago Park or South Gate. or show me hardly any afkillings in Southern intelligence, considerable Tribune newspaperman Greene said police are lection. California. intelligence," Booth said, arrived in Los Angeles on establishing a special "It goes against my grain to Police Cmdr. William Booth "They sound like a plea for New Year's Day to assist telephone number so the murder people, even though confirmed Tuesday homicide understanding and help and investigators in contacting letter writer can contact the they may deserve it. But I investigators and Greene their content cannot be the writer, who signs himself columnist, think about all the pain and "Moulded to Murder." In the 10-page, handprinted loneliness I have received all In a copyright column ap- letter, the man described his my life from cruel, unkind, Composer Deutsch Dies pearing today, Greene said life as "unbearably lonely." though tless people and! feel I the man vows to begin killing In one part, he says, "I have must do it." PALM DESERT, Calif. (UP!) Composer Adolph Deutsch, Los Angeles County residents never had sex with either a In a second letter, dated who Academy AwardsFor forSeven the film scores of "Annie Yourwon Gun," "Seven Brides Brothers" and "Ok- fGet becausehe is "depressed, girl or a woman. Can you Christmas Day and addressed rustra ted and lonely." imagine a man in this society directly to the South Gate lahoma," died Tuesday at his home. He was 82. "Murder , Murder, Murder almost 40 who Is yet a virgin police and indirectly to Los Deutsch died at 5:15 p.m. of heart failure. Only two days that's what's on my mind," that earlier, composer Richard Rodgers, 77, who wrote the music the letter began, "I'm going to rarity." must really be a Angeles pollee detectives, was even more specific in for "Oklahoma," died at his New York home, The writer said he failed describing the writer's plans The composer-conductor-arranger was born in London Oct. start the New Year out right. 20, 1897. He came to the United States In 1910 and became an I'm going to kill me some making friends during his life to murder an unspecified people shortly after the new because "I am ugly." number of persons. American citizen in 1920 - "001 I ", I I 0 -1-i I I I A 11 ~ . I 1, The . .Evenin meF 0 gHeIU1d. I a Seminole County 's Only Daily - Enjoy the most complete LOCAL news coverage in Seminole County pitis FLORIDA in brief, NATION in brief and WORLD in brief. '• ,' :. . -' 1 YOUR e and FAVORITE COMICS DAILY in full color AUT PEOPLE tabloid on Sunday aHigh School a College * Littli * League it Bowling Ric. League * very Friday listings e CIiI Fishing • •A wi f th valuable many saving coupons . -- S / Infomi.d .vbscrlb.rs# out coupon and Omiid -. - - - - - 'LaW My '•' - - - -- ------- ,c4I T. lhs I - - ----' - - - 4 ' 1 -'I I - I 'F.. I .5 Iidrssit ..' - $ .1 • (VisvN ?1wmls9 sWP.O.SsiIU7,$, *iitm '. . 11---Instructionts CREATIVE It's iikspennin from heaven when . • : ..._ . I f ~,~ ~ ~- [ . 1 $ cemBer, ! L i ' I ' _ - . ' . .. • PART-TIME CORRESPONDENTS __________________________ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are en,aged In business at 2100 Howell Branch Road, AAaItIsnd, Florida 33731, Seminole County, Florida, under the fIctitious name of JEWELENE.RO$E CUSTOM DRAPERIES, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions o(the Fictitious Name Statutes. To.WIt: Section 843.09 FlorIda Statutes 199. . Sig. Jewel.ne Stern Rose Differt Publish: January 2. 9. 14, 23, 1980. DER-6 . i - nfurnished ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDI TION. $29,500. COME-A.RUNNIN'. ow- PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK WELCOME. PARTIALLY EQUIPPED WITH FARM Wi.. STENSTROM . SEI'DLER REALTY Lairs moo -man Cs4rdIno$sr Orlando 3271577 Info READY TOSELL 3 OR 2 B *.CH CA, ww car. peting,exc.cOnd.OnIy$43,000. SUPER! 3 BR, 1', B home in C.C. Manorl CH.A, 1g. Kr. porch. Fla. Rm., A fencedl BPP WARRANTED. Only $32,000. $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deed,dacces$tofheSt. Johni River. LAKEFRONTI4BR,3t, Bon 1 3 DR, IL', B, economical gas wall furnace lrange. Foxed rear yd., convenient location, LR & - i-Moblh Homes 46 - - - acrel Separate guest house, CH.A,FP, dining rm,spacious rooms. Just $49,500. Call . Fla. tm., w.w carp.. $29,000. immediately 7322 for info. STEMPEN AGENCY - 1 9"Ceiics Deputy Clerk Publish Decembsr It, NW January 2. 1980 I 4O31 n l y ff s 131-6634. .. . '. - . , ~ '.` , .- -, .. Exec. office space for lease. Great locaiion on 1792.600 sq. it Brand new bldg. Very reasonable. - r., _-.,.--- -,~!~L.It;~._41V . "I , - i'l. Hwy 97. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tues day & Saturday at 730. It's I the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904255. 8311 for further details. + & R5i JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-69 tt Auctions 8 Appraisals,'75 modelS. Call 3399100 or 834 (.11 fl,'li., Auction, 323 5620. 4605 (Dealer) iti'fl?i,ll .,i'+Oi' sC.,,'etnqs$roin Sanford 1970 Ford Grand Torino trougham. Exc. cond.. new 1(15,11 (',c .'u'it,t'r 2? thru I,ii'uary 2 Next Auction ),,,ivary 7 Watch for ath le Homes - - I STERFO (tur ,st,,u,.s F ,ly,IW,1y (Inc 1,1 im,'cl Xmas lay,'*way Customer left area ..ii(I W(' ,,re I ti,iat,,' to locate Balance ctu,' $178 64.,) or take ove',' payrrients tIll month 'NO MONEY DOWN AM iMste'reor.,Uio, I .'. -'------ + 43.B-LotS&Actsage _____________ ftnted see our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OSTEEN TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold org 5.193+75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo. Agen t 323-2222 5 acre tiled farm. 10 acre orange grove. 900 pasture. iic 7e00 934-1200 POISSONMAPINE 2921 Hwy. U 92 Sa n ford, Fla. 37711 .. . + rchandise 47.AMartgages ught + __________________________ &SokI -Pianos & organs as low as ' Guitars 10 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Will buy 1sf & 2nd mortgages. We MusicCenter, 7202 French Ave. also make Real Estate '1 Business loans. Florida Mor. 372 225$ tgage Investment, i3$ S. Orange Ave., Suite 201, Winter Park, I 287 1779. 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 100' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, $2e3,500 TOTAL. exterior doors, 1g. office black. board & bulletin board, metal shelving, paneling, formica sheets, Ig metal files, metal workbench, all Steel entrance gate grill. 373 $670. I Get plenty of prospects . . .Ad.vertise your pr oduct or s er vice In the Classified Ads. _________________________ ________________________ 0961. Oriental iron work. Tailor made railing, window guards, se'curlty doors, spiral stairs, & pool rails. 6615765. --__ ______ MONEY Save wan el timer for your water heater. Low install cost. 323.4224. _ 62-Lawn.Garden _____ 1lTThRT&iOpOj'L YELLOWSAND Call Clark I. Hirt 373 7510 --- . AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse Wrangler Jean$special$Io.9qpr, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 St.-'ford Ave. 322-5791 ___ ------.--- 1 I I S $e - - _._. ________________ - ------- . , - - - appear here tomorrow. repaired. Pci, & Comm.. Remodel 1. Additions. I __________ Call 831 5399ore62 0136 Lai a L.andscaping Don't pile no longer needed items hugh a $ an elephant's eye. Place I a classified ad, and pile the CERTIFIEDIAWN 1. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 327.7907 money in your wallet? Fireod A&BPAINTING Resk3eotil I Commercial 32287*2 aPt S 7734137 '' ........... Grootninga Boarding i Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank You for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way I to say it i don't know how, may I you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Licensed 323 5107 insured Palntirç & lr ________________ EUTSL ER PAINTING I REPAIR-interior. Exterior liouseasaning Housewives ueanlngService Personalized, fast, dependable' ReQ.iaror1tlmebasi5 00 ,REEESTIMATESCaII36S.5342 Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, interior or ex. ten or. Pressure cleaning. 322+ 0071. 18%$Ifl0d Ads are the smallest big ________________________ news Items you will find anywhere. Roofing _______________________ ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS New Year's Special! IS pct, off Carpentry, Painting, Maint. during January on re roof. s of all Lic, Bonded I yr. worlemanihip guarantee. 323.403* Insured 4st I Expert Roofing. 3737473. -,I ________________________________________________ DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 ' ___________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ __ __ I 1 I - what you have to sell. Call today and y our Classified Ad will To List Your Business,.. Wedding set, '4 carat diamond ____ for )r ywall, Ceilings, and Walls 1111111111111111111 o.A-JweIry plus S small diamonds, white gold $115. 372 0*22 Mon. Thurs -- - - - I 'WILS(jNMAlEi i-JRNlTURE BUY, SELL,TRADF 31l315F; First St. 373.54." SEIGLER REALTY I Man, quality operation B yrs.exp. Patios, Driveways EVERY DAY someone Is looking .3279111 Eves after 6lweekends FURNITURE -.BEDDING, Wholesale 10411. Orlando Whole. $ale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., - . - AAA Tree Service 8. firewood. 61-Building Materials Oak & Pine, you P+U or we ________ ________------deliver, 339-524?, We buy wood. Lumber, roofing shingles, sliding glass doors, interior & Side by Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table, w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $9.95 metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 7Sth $, 373 Orlando. NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - - - - -_ - - -- $5 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN AREA $800 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. Carpentry. Painting. Roofing. ,1. Den. Repairs, Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 603$ after 5pm etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 "'wul' - -- - 50-Msceilaneous for Sale MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90*200' WITH A SPLEN. DE ROLiS VIEW. OV ERLOOKS SMALL LAKE. $20,000. HURRYI CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGA REPAIR 5. G. BALINT 322-8665 - ---- 339 8386 a catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 0216. '. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Ca,s.lb.rry, Pt, Orlando 321-1577 TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON - 55--Boats & Accessories ______________ AWARD REALTY, INC. In 1980. As little as $1,000 dwn, good terms. • Sanford 3210440 Home Improvernenfo formerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook ------ ACRES. Hue out your own - - - ----------LO$1n9 yut'r home & credit? I will homestead, be an 1880 Pioneer BROKER Beauty Care 327.0707 41-Real Estate Wanted 10 acres or more PIONEER 2439S,MyrtleAve. I .. We buy your equity, clgse in 74 hrs. 9 ________________ __________________ + . [IS1116 _____________________ AND ' --., _________________ . S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SERVICE _____ ___ ____ turntable, 519 E. lit St., 322 5747 ulia,,,oncl nt'edle Call 86? 5394 __________________________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACR ES day Or night, free home trial no WITH TREES AND GOOD ________________________ Ceramic Tile ACCESS. REPLY P 0. BOX Stereo, good working order 1795, SANFORD, FL 37711, 5 MEINTZER TILE DIVING DESCRIPTION, 372 4364 New or repair, leaky showers our LOCATION AND PRICE. ____________________ specIalty, 75 yrs. Exp, 8498347 . ltlack 8. White IV's I _________________________ $?0'.. vhIiettey last Property HEW uS TV 25975 Sanford Ave 'eS5mkIflg 373 1731 __ Established plumbing supply & - --- - -------.____ service business for sale, inc. Good used TV's, $758. U) Alterations, Dressmaking tools, fixtures, inventory & MILLERS Drapes, Upholstery real estate. Call W Malic 7619 Orlando Dr Pt. 377 0357 - . PARK Office ' 7344 S. French Ave. - ------- + 46-Commercial 42-$i - + 1. - - - - .,. A. ,,".. . __ ___ ~ - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION br ('stat,' Commercial tii(tit '. OFSANFOIDREALTOR Branch - 72 -Auction _•_•• _ TT rn 2565 -. 3flS333,322,3.172.322.0719...,. . .. - In your own 2 story, 4 OR home Move right in & enjoy Inc spacious living area, the new (H A & a real fireplace Lots more to tell you, so call today! $47,500 & will go VA EHA too. ANY-TIME . - ________________________ + It's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word it . Call 322 _________________ 2611. ____ HAPPY NEW YEAR single person. Close Sanford area. 3.Sacris, fenced. $35 month. _____________ •--•• RCA INC. REALTORS I306133or3394lI1eves. MLS TERMS. ALL FLORIDA REALTY REALTORS It January 456 fly Auditorium Fri & Sat I p in to 9 p in Sunday I p m to 6 v m Admission 5200 ,'nt,re strow 1I 1 C"F"rN SHOWS I yq 333.35$ - downtown. 934.000. ,HoniOftIo, it. 16, lI7 - REALTY .* REALTOR 322.1471 w carp. Ideal for couple or Multiple Listing Service Children OK 3230171. 9øe. FORZIG 322 2420 LovelylBbhomewOb,FP,w- i mobile home.. $350 mo. 1. - - I ANTIQUES SHOW I 110'. ** JUNE " 2 0CIS - or rent fur. 2 BR, lB 17*60 80-Autos for Sale S OCALA - tires $1100 or best offer . 322 Push button controls, has 476 c.,rousel, still in warranty OrgunalIy $649, assume - VW Van very good cond . payments of $21 mo Agent 339 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Rebuilt molor,newbrakes Pt'S lot, 2300 bIle S. Sanford I 8386 find him listed in our Business Ave, toned single tam , priced a. tires 339 9152 -Directory ____ ___ or quick sale. J. B. Steelman, • 53-TV ,Inc., Winter Park, 644 331$ ____________________ _________________________________________________________________ COLOR TELEVISION Lake Mary Lakevlew with • __________________________________________________________ olor tet,'viios, Sold new gentle slope & trees. 100' x over $650. will sell for $184 or $9 500+ $IB ,vionlh Still in warranty I NO MONEY DOWN Will FORREST GREENE uf,'Iiv,'r C,,II 862 5393 clay (or -_ -------- Sanford's Sales Leader :Mobrp home in country, $250 REALTOR 3224991 per month each month for 1st - two months & negotiate new MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE 373.1959 ' terms. 373 3118. ' + Eves. 349 $ . ,.* I * ~ ~'.., ,~A. JUST FOR YOU! 3 BR, 2 B in Sunland with lots of built-in - extras! Many new features! app WARRANTED. Yours for $37,500. Call 373.flfl for INVESTORS 2BR I Bhousew-FP, plus l BR 1 a garage apt. Only $30,000. ) I - condos- by the pool! MAny extras! Priced just rightf Call 373 3737 for Into, ___________________________ MONTH. SEIGIFR REALTY, B BROKER. 10440 32, - Antiques 71 1974 26' 5th wh trailer 51h wh all brackets for P U truck ifl( 500 r best offer 3195575+ I ___________________________ ' CL F API' U. FORME P CITRUS GOODTERMS $19500 CALL 6116670 CONDO! (2) neat I OR, 1 B ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $500 S DEG.10 ,;-: - REALTY - REALTORS BROKER 24395. Myrtle Sanford 321-06.40 )BEDROOM.ZBATH.FAMILY - Orental Rugs .%li'.c boit's Slot Manchines t't citlu'), Antique', 323 7001 KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service Used Mach i nes MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 - Truck '61 Chev J. T 6 c yl Stick $600 F I RM. 322 3389 .iitiue's ii' - - I H. Ernest MORRIS RIGHT. 1111111111111111* By: Eve Craberas •• . ___________ ___________ ANIMALS. $39,900. START 1.ongwood, I BR, small kit., 1g. LRlbath,Iorelderlycouple. $IóOmo. 2937$34.9am..l p.m . ____ - Trucks --- Traile rs ON --------- ARE YOU INTFRESTED? ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cow an. 311 Palmet to Ave. out - MEr-1 Owner will finance w substantial dwn 133.000. 377. 27W. -- -- -. - 3 BEDROOM, COZY FIREPLACE, NICELY WOODED 2 fos - WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture' Salvage 322 8721 - S ACRE I1LPIL PING SI IF ADJACENT CHULA VISTA 43-LotS.ACrear'e - NO QUALIFYING- 3 OR home. New Central H&A & carpet. M Clerk OiUsCsurt [i i ,i i it - CARPETS, HEAT, FAMILY 323.8670 ' YATI. .1. -• - - Aasher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $10935 used snort time Bat $18914 or $1935 'no Agent 339 8386 A; Pt Commercial zoned, 2507 Laurel Ave. 3 OP. I' B. S44.900 ________________ SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, 31.-Ap.rtnl.nts Furnishsd + - 10 ~L@ 71; 9" - ' Pr Home 8. Office or Beauty Shop - Miriner's Village. ________________________ As ,III 2110 Sanford Ave. 3227972 - JR.,_plalr,tifrs at. or . REALTORS ________ Call + _______________________________ Call Bait Looking for a job? The Classified Ads will help you find that iob. 1979 Honda CBI2SS Adult owned Garage kept. Only 1100 miles 1800 322 2081. • ORIENTAL PL'c.swANrED Top Prices Paid Used. ,itiy condition 611 8126 52-Appliances city w,ilq'r, sew.'r & P.11.0(1 'itt''t 54.500 Imint'. w l$O3OrlandoDr. ZOWSki, REALTOR 322 1983 3235200 VA&FI-jflçinq___ ______ _______ ______ -- THE NEW YEAR OFF - p terms. dep. References. 322.8712. d4m oft llgl; and y UllOp. j, , No". caa of in. -' picturesque part of Sanford. Large rooms, exterior done aluminum siding. Per fect for growing family. Fireplace, corner lot, 1 year warranty. 137,900. acres, prime highway frontage in Osteen. Presently grove. $15,000 total on good TING. FENCED FOR YOUR Aciltmm you will bi$ng. pmmpt vIaft 1mm ow to - UOëJCtIOiI from 1 chants. 4 BDRM 2 BATH 2 story home in 2", 1 OR, Sandalwood condo, W.W carp., fully equpt. kit.. $250 month 1st A last & $300 Sec. png$ , $24,450. BR- $199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just SO. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in - _____--___________________ - JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY- 3 Bdrm, 11 2 Bath home in nice area, convenient location. $28,500 . Board. $100 per month Sanford. tamily Eves. 3fl 0612, 322.1581. ' , n 8182. 322 7177 207 E. 25th St. --' _______--- - EX ECLIT IV E COUNTRY LIV INC with all the space YOU Will ever need Immaculate 7 tldrm. .1 Bath pool home, fenced for horses, on over I acres in lovely Geneva. I yr. warranty. All this and much more. $170,000. 4'z acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola. Owner will finance, -------- no pets. 322-0341. FlIsMe $f,, 1 1 acre bldg. site on lake off Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. Good terms. $11,500. 2BR, I B apt., CHA,w.wcarp., fully egpt.klI., convenient loc., reasonable rent. Adults only, e_.I goslIng .sivisv__ ____ dwtoslsa ho weIC. IS now rrstd:ih. - ltIdu lot for clupI,.. or sinule 323•7832 NUSTL ED AMONG TREES. custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home with beautifully land lawn, fireplace, scaped abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility area, 1 year warranty. 185.000. 2cholcebldg. lots In Dreamwold 17,000 for both. 30-Apartments U - UP*Is 1Mf Lakefr ont living is avail, in this elegant 3 BR, lB home. Situated on 41.2 acres complete w.18, I guest cottage. Won't last long at $92.000. Call 3270373 Wlcome p W Ga rnett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford lots of shade trees. Only $79,900, ' - - LIST NOW' Call Walt Cappel 323 6400 KnowIs Realty Inc PEAL TOP 628 3005 24 HOUR 1H 322-9283 _______________________ ____________________ Sanford. Comfortablerooml - - 43-Lots-Acreage I - REALTY 38R, lB on? lots, all fenced, FP. 29-A--Room& Beard Snack bar, part-time, neat & mature, must be able to work flex. hrs. & some weekends.Apply in person, Stuckey's Pecan Shop 1.4 A 46, Sanford. - - ROIBIE'S HAL tOLBERT REALTY MUL TIPL EL LISTING REALTOR 1: 10 10"Olk 9 &L - - -- I W kit privileges, bath 323 7739 -- --- --- 78-Motorcycle- -- + Sanford Gracious livh,f. Peas, Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire $00 S. Oak $417843. _ OURSELVES EDITOR V-Sdally Mon-Fri --- Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks heavy equipment. 322 5990 beauty Shop Equipment 74 4680 or 372 328S 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time Original $593, bat. $181 or $21 mo. Auent 3398386 • Room for Rent . S Pc? interest to clualitued buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $750 Low down payments. 322 2287 -- For Rent Inquire 101 Magnolia Ave. 3222611 if fl F URNI TUP E. ANCE S & PLUMBING TI.i PU S ienIifls Fur "'ur,' 205 F 25th St 3230981 3' ____________________ - _ - 41-Houses - 0 00 t I ) & Harold Hall Realty(141 29-Rooms DORIS DIETRICH ___ • 11 HIA, FR, new carpet, sc. porch. $39,90u. -- ------• - 235 Con - !P + p1s$ " A,.n) throw a sate on Wednesday!" BUY JUNK CARS From 11010 1.50 Call 322-1621; 327 4464 .'.pP1 Pefrig PepoAMANA I? cuff Solo OIQifl)IlY $514. now $736 or $71 . raise the price 20 percent on Monday and I -- --- Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot ot our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Medt'I InC., Pt'alto, 643 303 . LAKE MONROE top retailers under exclusive cortract es tablished by us. High Immediate Income, Minimum Investment $9,600. High profit structure. Call opr. 2, 1. 800-633.4S45 or write NUAGE, 2171 Montevallo Rd., S.W. Birmingham, Alabama 35211. include three references. . ---- . Homes Low Down Payment Only 2 blks away! 2 or 3 BR Is C. Established BaIt 1. Tackle Shop. Gross 170,000. 3221735. To writs news of local Interest from LONOWOOD • SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you have a knack (or gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented in a column In The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. I . Must Sacrifice Immediately: WANTED ARTHUR N. UCKWITH JR. !!,i ;~..,:J. ". : ; t f - - his -• . • • el •_ "It's Inflation gamesmanship, my boy. You ' 321-0759 VA-F HA- • SPARKLING Spacious 2 BR, w sunny kit FR on beautifully treed lot, For only $30,900! Call Quick! your area. No selling. Service - 61 Sa nford A - • butor for Kodak film, Duracell Batteries, GE, Sylvania and ', other photo prvcts needed ln Good Pay mu? call te: S.l9J (t,, Removed - [i , F Broker - - ---- Spacious 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tr op ical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for 153.900. VA. FHA terms available.' - 3 __________________________________________________________________ RARE OPPORTUNITY Own Y our Own Business. Distri. SALES LADY Experienced in ladies' ready-to wear. Apply ln person only. No Phone Calls. Ro.Jay, 211 E. lit Home away from horns In the c' U' for elderly person. Ambulatory or not am. bulatory. Oviedo area. 365. 6370. + _____________________________ Day or Night 3235774 - . Inc., Realtors S French I I? 9?) Sanford 23 5323 + 21 - - 77-Junk Cars Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig . stoves, tools SSIN(;t P DROP ARM (it Op ,i ii i'i.)l'('S 111 .'(l flit chIc lies FutØfliir lec Id 'ow 1,1.1 I) I,Iiic,. du $1 48 or $ I ii,.nll, %'Il Ilk,. $r,lit,' .i BATEMAN REALTY MAGNIFICENT Oaks Shade this 3 OR, 2 B in ldyilwilde w formal LR & OR, white brick FP & privacy fenced corner lot. 187.500. Wanted: A responsible Babysitter Ncr 706W. 1st St. 323 9536 - Richle's VW. Special care w.privat. room & board for elderly person in private home. Act now& save, $34114. 1 3S 24-Business Opportunities ____ benefits. Apply In person 1 mile north of 434 on 17.92. want ad. will WImyhMland$tus my seiIsI Court pi this 98* del of .t.. .* .'•' 11 Experienced mechanic. you sell "Don't Needs" with a The Real Estate Agency New Years Special 3 mo $35 93 exc Group DR BATTERY SHOP 107W 27th St 373 9114 • off of total inventory of brand new intersprinq bt'ddiflcJ These beds are not (1,*m,,q(1 or Seconds but brand new top line beddinq sets only' free local delivery NaIl's Sanford Fur niture Salvaqe. 17 92+ So of antorc1 322 9721 I )))))) (((( Inc REALTOR, MLS Wanted Mature Women to manage retail clothing store. Apply Jerry's Thrift Shop, 337 E. 2nd St. EXPRESSIONS I EXECUTIVE TYPE Great rm. designer borne set on - I ac re W00000 lot. W000 8. stone exterior plus w w carpet, int er com, solarium, walk in closets, pool planned a. more. Brand new at $107,000. Bldg 3. Sanford Airport. 9 am. 3 p.m. M F. 1. WORLD. - - 131,800. Gentry Manufacturing Co. Exp. cook, utility person & busboy. Apply in person 9.5 at Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. - SEAL) 1: - - HEAR DOWNTOWN Sanford on Hwy 46, easy access to 14, 2 GC 2. This riu,.','s easily utilized for business office. Large rms., good floor plan & extra Ig Side yd for parking. Only Low c1Wn assumable mortgage. Worker needed for cabinet manufacturing shop. Must have knowledge of tools. Apply Exp. induStrIal sewing machine operators. DELAND. 1.734-5464. REALTY beg. REAL ESTATE Broker 2" N. 17.fl, Ca$s.Ib,rry, Fl. 14$200 Eve, 647-36$5 Someone with a small or med. sized dozer fora few hrs. work in Osteen 321 0903. ii pliltlln (g - I TEXAS OIL COMPANY need s mature person for short trips surrounding Sanford. Contact customers. We train. Write T Dick, Pres., Southwestern . Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. am, to 5:00 p.m. Orlando is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For Sale Fine quality Temple oranges Simpson. 3223313 tBVWIV; sthlrwfso a deMuR sItIbeint.rsdag.Inatyoij$srtiw relief demanded in ffw csmplahW 'ir:•'- d, 1110. - - MELISSA MAE ROZANC, amlnor. NOTICE OP ACTION pttsip '. 12J,1*sj*IVISI Mi ,- --- -- NEWCOMER! orlskisl with the Clerk at this court either Belie lirvics is made in 11w pIaWlfrs f . .5,. ' . Eat _____________________ 1"a end file the I (losslloychoIuanaj.t) .:' POLICE OFFICER-The Orlando Civil Service Office will be scheduling candidates for the examination for Police Officer, beginning Monday, December 17, 1979 through Friday, January 4, 1980. In. ter ested persons should apply In person to the Orlando Civil Service Office, City Hall Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue (directly behind City Hall) Monday through Friday, 8:00 MLS 119 I I to Buy Cash 322-4132 ,'lry buy used' New brand name 10x cpr rgs 6. mattresses .11 20 Mt above dealers cost Twin. lull size,aut'en & knq )enkns I crntu, e ,'ilS U ?'th St 323 0981 H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Needed: Maids & waitresses. 1 6. FT. Apply in person, Holiday Inn of Sanford, I 4. 323 4080. - Cias$if led Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool flhII.anerbathrsllJanua,y, $ - AVON REALTOR I i _______________________________ ed 3?) yi STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn' t be any. 68-Want IPPNITL+ iRE 6. THINGS buy & Sell New A Used furniture s s,,ntord As.' 6593 M. Unsworth Realty + 373 6061 or eves. 323 05" Hurry. Hurry, Hurry. Be the 1st W. T. Rawleigh dist. in San ford. Couples only. 571-2056. FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, Call 1$414617or644-3079 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact i iernsy, wilese ad&au Is 201 N, Pelmat$s Ave., 'Iando, Florida • a c$v: -------- -- + IRFFERAN Nsi__' - -- - + Sh,'p --- - IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a newcar. see today ' s Classified ad: for best buys - NEW-RECONDITIONED BA TTF RY SHOP 3239114 107W 27th St Mon Fri 7 30 5 30 Sat 7- 30 12 - 30 Will buy iunk Auto Batteries. $100 Battery Shop 107W Vth St 3239114 to (100(1 I)OIOC 14 mo old ,'i,lIC Germ,,n mi* P4ouSO broken all Shots Needs t,.ncetj yct 327 2505 + + ------ Full time & Part time waitress" Full or Part time Cashiers. Apply Days Inn of Sanford. Morning & Evening shifts. around person for split shift F. T. Apply in person, Dettona Inn. Mon-Sat. 11 a.m..3 p.m. ASk for Mrs. G. Navel oranges &grapefruit $lbu. Call after Sp,m. 372.6733 Marwesd, Pam s1yanla 14147 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Kills for ADOPTION has been Piled In Behalf lithe abcvestyiid mines' chIldren and •- you are reitMild Is serve a copy of your lStSPUS.$apyle It on JOHN R. a 76-Auto Parts 65Pets.Supplies Used full size hotel motel bed cinci Very clean, $1495 ca pc NaIls Sanford Furniture Salvaqe. 17 92, So of Sanford 377 8721 I 414ouses 45101+ *Salad person PT S Breakfast cook P-T or all..' N6vef, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will mix. Crumley 3220217. - "X NO.1 - - Exp. only lnfinedining Dinner line cook Care . TO: Frederick T. Brown . 'S - -. 9-G00d Things to a miner; c.U322.26IltodayI * * * * * * * * Baby sifting in my home days only. Monday thru Friday, Sanford area. 3224078. amleer, FREDERICK THOMAS ROZANC, -- _ end 51-4niic.nhnir(-'nfl.(,wk ret' f INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental income, 3 BR, 1B, owner terms, 123.500. AN OHIO OIL CO. offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Sanford area. Regardless of cx perience, write M. K. Read, Pres., American Lubricants Co., Box 696, Dayton, Ohio 323.5176 912 French Ave. Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" + - Mon-Sat. 11 a.m..3 p.m. Ask for Mrs. G COOKS BRENDA MARIE blANC, moM or - AAA EMPLOYMENT 2341, REWARD. ADOPTION OPt' well by Gill Fox Bu ild t o Suit - our tOt or yours FHA VA. FHA 2351 715 A M. shift F T or P T P.M.ShiftP -T Apply in person. Deltona Inn. - Answers to "Doughnut", 322. IN THE CIRCUITCOURTINTHE 1$ONTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CIVIL DIVISION. IN AND FOR IIMINOI.I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. fl.I$lh CA *1 IN THE MATTER ,OF THE tli. + ANN ETTE & PAT Missing: Small dog, white with brown spots, long hair, 10.12 lbs., last keen in Idyllwilde. Furnished apt close in for clean senior citizen couple Seasonal .1 5 mos. Reply to SOX 44, C 0 the Evening Herald, p o Box 1657, Sanford , Fl. 32 771 RN. 0.4 & 4.12, full & part time, Apply Id person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 MëllonvjlIe. nted HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM an 1$ yr. old small mixed, black with white on chest, brown collar, she Is clpaf and suffers from spinal arthritis. Last seen Clermont St. Call 322.9420. - .v.r4ncmaslng number ol Evening H.mld Join - AND CIVIC CIRCLES SIDE GLANCES SANFORD $18,000 53.000 down. $20241 p i per month ' tor 10 yrs.10 S APR Seller hold mortqaoe, no oualifyinq 2 BR. some turn Ni i, .. th rQ'CS CONST & PEAL iv . AL TOP 830 6061 PEAL T Y .'JOPL 0 - - -. - LAKE MARY -. REWARD offered for return of ___ SOCIAL 18 4elp DOG LOST January 2, 9, 1850. DE" . 41-Houses - 1 or 7 BR home with reasonable rent. Near elementary school. Adult With I Child. 3227309 or 322 0166 121, -- • Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal ad this the 14th day of December, A.D. 197L (SEAL) Arlitow H. Beckwith Clark ofClrcuitCourt Seminole County, Florida By Mary Ann Duxbury Deputy Clerk Publish: December It, 26, 1979 and COMPLETE VARIETY OF GROCERY ADS . . Weight loss through relaxation. New concept gets results. Subliminal Cybernetics. Call 831.6367 ______________________________ Florida onor before the llth day of January. A.D. 1980 otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the -. Groat Food Bargains . • in relaxation 5-Lost & Found MYERS, KAPLAN, LEVINSON. DENIN & RICHARDS Attorneys for Applicant Robert E. Howard, Esq. 142$ Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida 3712? dress: 1329 Kingsley, Mt. Clemons, Michigan YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action ,o. dissolution of marriage has been Iliad against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to It, it any, on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for PetItIoner, wtic*e address is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and f ile the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford Seminole County, LEISURE MAGAZINE Colflplots weak's TV 10-20 pct. off all tackle Sanford Bail &Tackle 322-8735 Call $316367 undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of WYMORE VILLAGE at number $25 South Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, Florida, in. tends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. NATIONAL PROPERTY IN VESTORS Ii, a California limited partnership, authorized to do business in the State of Florida under the name NATIONAL PROPERTY INVESTORS II (LTD.) Last Known Mailing Ad. YOU KNOW Hunting and Stars Thurs., jar. 3 -- SUBLIMINAL CYBERNETICS ROBERT S. MC CAIN R.spondeft TO: Robert S. McCain RESIDENCE UNKNOWN I COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY -• New concept through LAURIE MC CAIN Petitioner • OURSELVES workers needed, males only, bagging cypress mulch. Paid by piece work Full-time workers only. Can make up to $+5 per hour. Hard workers only, please! 6 Flags Nursery Supply, Hwy. Longwood. 834 3615 or 321 0796. 1INOtICSS - SUPER SALE!I! RELAX NOTICE OP ACTION IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF + -Wanted to Rent 50 4-Personals NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that the I H .rald readers en joy: • 18-Help Wanted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN I AND FOR SIM1$OL.I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.1179.CA44. OW ~11 Sunday - Noon Friday Call Jo An All the current events ... the latest in fashions ...what's happening on the sports scene ... you'il find the information you 're looking for right in your local newspaper.. .the Evening Herald. .. j' Noon The Da1efore- Publication President, Secretary FLORIDA WAY RACQUETBALL & HEALTH CLUBS, INC. By; Paul J. Hower, President Publish: December 26, 1979 & January 2, 9, 16, 1980. DEQI1 ) -- 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Dated at Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida, December 27, 1979. Publish Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1990 DER.7 December, 1979. RIp. ;,wo. ? SATURDAY 9 Noon Orlando, Orange County, Florida this 20th day of Newspaper line line MONDAY thru FRIDAY Dated at 0I :,;:..- l consecutive times S:30 P.M 44c line 3c a 3c a Roland Harvey TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Nams Statute", Chapter $63.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clirk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: FLORIDA WAY under which this party is engaged In business at 20$ Sweetwater Square, Longwood, Florida 32750. That the party Interested in said business enterprise is as. follows: Florida Way Racquetball 86 Health Clubs, Inc. 20$ Sweetwater Square Longwood, Florida 32150 ...jom the thousands who read r;.B - 6A-Hsafth&Bsiuty .~_ i 8:00 A M 3 consecutive times Vice Pres., Treasurer NOTICEUNDEN FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE tour News pil ~==:,=1911: 1 time HOURS i .1`I RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. _______ . 1 , . 831-9993 322-2611 Publish: January 2. 9, 16, 23, 1990. DERS . . 11~ l(i I -- I ~ 11 I- ; .1, - Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter 165.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole Count, Florida upon receipt of oroof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious Name, to.wit: LA BODERGA GROCERY STORE, under which we are engaged In business at S.R. 436, Forest City Center, Store Nos. 9 and 10, Forest City, Florida. That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as follows: Hammorrad Inc. Lloyd Morris, - - CLASSIFIED ADS I. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is her'by given that the Miles .'• '..,.-. ________ 7 7 %7 7~if "'', ''"k . , ; .. - __ - ' ______ " Po s -' ___ _______ - ________________ I �- . . I P I p I •-. ..- 0-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl Can - 4 - .- - - - 1 p • .. .- .*_ . I I P - g - P Widsday, Jan la 1.I "I~.11.1. Fo 'rmu W WWç', i 1. ..*, I 11: Hurt Bab'l ' es?. ~ .- BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) A landmark study of infant botulism and a sur pr ising finding that formula-fed infants face a much graver risk from it may fuel the controversy over breast feedi ng versus bottle feeding in developing countries. Ca lifornia health department investigators who conducted the principal medical research to date on infant botulism emphasize they have no evidence that formulas cause infant - '4 Ii.': I I ii d'; . 1' I F t~vlI • 1. V ',, 's1 t, / . / /-'- / / 'V' '4 . --. / - NEW COINS FLOOD MARKET . - ,1 . . -, international medical conference in Boston. . The rearchers concluded that babies fed formula with added iron who subsequently contracted infant botulism faced a much greater health risk than breast-fed infants. The study found that all the dea ths from infant botulism occurred in the group of infants who were formula fed. None of the breast-fed babies who contracted the infant botulism infection died before they could receive necessary hospital care. In addition, the breast-fed Infants experienced a more gradual onset of the infection and suffered generally milder -. e With featured on a new series of gold pieces In lull- five other countries are expected to Issue coins to 'Ideal" protein source since their anlino acid budding block s a prudent alternative because It contains • t he essential minerals, vitamins and protein of eggs and the . 1Z cases. Infant botulism was first clinically identified In California in 1976. Unlike the classic food-borne botulism, the infant version was shown to be an Infection in which the poison was produced in the babies' Intestines. Infant botulism results from ingestion of clostridium botuli num spores which are constantly present in the environment. The spores then germinate to become bacteria, multiply and produce botulina toxin in the intestines of the Infants. It was suggested that in underdeveloped countries breast feeding should be the preferred form of infant feeding, partly beca use of the heal th conditions which generally exist in those countries," said Dr. Stephen S. Arnon, a senior investigator of the infant botulism research project. He noted, however, that in this country itis not possible for every mother to nurse her infant. "Thus it's important to point out that we are talking about an uncommon disease in the case of i nfant botulism," Arnon said. "There's plenty of evidence that formula milk is quite nutritionally adequate and the vast majority of formular-fed i nfants grow to be quite heal thy children." The researchers point out the need for further studies to confirm their f indings. But the results of their study provide the strongest body of evidence to date on wha t medical science has gradually gained insight about: that breast-fed babies have a greater degree of protection against infection and disease than bottle-fed infaints. I . - .. DOVE LIQUID I ~ "-. -- i umiliffir: \ j'- j I I - Withoulcoupon $I ( P---- I • •• ' I U 3? ovncp• bottl e / I FOR DISHES ' CINTU I i ' / I 79 41111 BOX OF 200 KLEENEX FACE TISSUE or 'pit. I' I I ru ii l ! ('1 1 1 1. f 4-111;1-1 VANISH BOWL 5•j ri &J L i mit 2 tP*ru Jfl. S. 1910. Without coupon 99c l I \ BOTTLE OF - - ". vii U I I _ Wihouicovpon$l 1 I ['('1 1.I•L 1 -oz. SIGNAL 18 MOUTHWASH . " _____ f ,_jI -'I ii I I I, I I . In" off ) • • • . - I Limit 2 triru Jan. S. 1990. 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Rem1ve from hea t. Scoop pul p from squash, leaving a ¼ inch shell; chop squash pulp. Mix chopped squash, bread cubes egg substitute into skillet mixture. Mound in squash shells; sprinkle with Mozarella cheese. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 30 minutes or until cheese is lightly browned. Serve hot. NUTTY VEGETABLE PATE (Makei 2 cIs) ½ cup egg substitute c walnuts 1 package (9 ox.) frozen cut green beans, cooked 2 tablespoons Sherry ThU,1L L.-.---- -- . I LI,nItPttruJan.S,t5IO. P - ------- -. 1. .ii.f 11 P I 100 BUFFERIN ! , - I - I ii . i i I * I 1 I I ''S ..... LQUALITY GENERI dI' 1! ''iZ I:,' I 59 Limit / / / 4 . I - -- -- ' .. .- - and more with our / ___ I SAVEASMUCHAS50% r --- of the diet since the largest proportion of saturated fats are found in foods of animal origin. Choose skim milk, and yogurt and cheeses made with skim milk if you wish to maximize the healthful benefi ts of vegetarianism. Corn oil margarine, naturally low in saturated fats 13 . 1. another plant-based food which contains no cholesterol. Try "' . the Nutty Vegetable Pate If you are a chopped liver lover and discover that vegetarianism Isn't deprivation. . - it's delectable! . STUFFED ACORN SQUASH (Makesllervings) 2 large or 3 small acorn squash 2 tablespoons margarine ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup chopped green pepper 5 slices whole wheat bread, cubed ½ cup egg substitute cup shredded skim milk Mozzarella cheese Cut squash in half and remove seeds. Place, cut side down, in . 11 ~1~ ,_,"INT I~f "r-(I. , , "", Z4F#- I -' minutes before cutting. __ - . - -- - . N 4. Y. '' .' v.1% ..i ij I ..2, 400 degrees F. for 30-35 minutes, or until set. Let stand 5.10 good flavor without the cholesterol. I -. - _-?_ 1~, I :I 1-li:W Morseis Melt remaining margarine in a skillet over medium heat. Saute celery and onions until tender. Add salmon, celery-onion mixture, parley, lemon juice, salt and pepper to egg substitute; mix carefully. Pourintopreparedpastr3'sheII. l3akeat most nearly resembles the body's blueprint of ,) , ~ . structure protein needs. . f, . a . cup (1 sticki corn oil margarine 4 ta blespoons cold water 2 cans (73 oz. each) salmon, drained and flaked Reserve salmon liquid Milk ~ cup egg substitute 1 cup chopped celery 1.3rd cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 2 tablespoons lemon julce ½ teaspoon sa lt ½ teaspoon pepper Combine flour and ' teaspoon sa lt in a bowl. Cut in 2 cup corn oil margarine with pastry blender until mixture resembles meal Stir in cold water, mix well and shape into a ball. On a lightly floured board roil out dough to fit a 9. inch pie plate. Transfer dough to plate; trim and shape edge. Bake pastry shell at 400 degrees F. for 8-10 minutes. Drain salmon reserving liquid. Add milk to salmon liquid to equal 1 cup Combine egg substitute and milk mixture, beat slightly Mix in bread crumbs Set aside Grains, beans, nuts, seeds, milk, eggs and cheese are the vegetarians ncotetn thrust come closest to being the Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1910-iC hk . excursion, is a succinct answer to manifold energy, health and food economy issues. u in Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. • Coins seem to be more popular than ever as we 1'ear of the Child by issuing this .150-yuan gold ows the national head into the 1980s and here are more coins just on proof coin. e obverse reverse features the market which are certain to interest any coin crest and the date 19a9, %iiiti ( collector. At left, Benjamin Franklin's likeness Is a Chinese boy and girl growing a flower. Teiitshalf-ounce and quarter-ounce sizes being commemorate the year and to raise funds for . k ci a e xarnifleu ec,1n Jane Croppe r. Above United Nations' projects benefiting children. China recently commemorated the Internationa l . ,• efficient fuel is on! When it comes to fueling up, delicate human machinery, parts irreplaceable, seldom gets the same attention as the family car. With health and food costs keeping abreast of general in. flation, it pays to keep your engine running smoothly by choosing energy efficient foods that are low in cholesterol and satursted fat. Many exper ts believe that high levels of saturated fat and cholesterol in the diet can contribute to artery clogging action, which may in turn lead to the development of coronary heart disease. In response to the worldwide energy crunch, growing numbers of people are reviving the natural cuisine, Vegetarianism, whether a way of life, a meal4.week / - slight and because of the anxiety it might cause mothers who ca nnot nurse their babies Results of the study, conducted by scientists at the California Department of Health Services, were presented recently to an r Mach Long gas lines and soaring fuel costs have emphatically -. '. I Fu l Mortal cnergy rncient I I L 11 . --t 1111-1 A., \ I"1l1 \ . taking too strong a Position on the advantages of breast feeding because the increased risk of illness for bottle-fed infants is - . p 1 'L I 'I "But our findings suggest that eit her breast-feeding confers some protection against the progression of the disease or that formula-feeding may enhance the rapid onset and se verity of the infection," said . 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Cock, covered tightly, over low heat until firm to touch, about lb minutes, Uncover, cool and chop; Reserve 1 tablespoon for garnish. Place wathu ts Ina shadow pan and bake at3oo degrees F, for . 20 minutes, unt il lightly browned, stirring once. Cool. • Limit 2pk$ ltwu ion. 1910. WIffiOtCCiipOfl IIC SI. n" 1I('1'1.L I , L'1l11I(.1'1I.] I Thru Jan. 5, IM I .. I IS OUNCES * '- 4 I 5 P"s , - ..' Vtl11:I(.111I•: "'. I . . . ~ I 14 .1 - . I Limit 2 $P'rU Jim. 5. 1990. Without coupon $1.29 WILLIAM PENN I- ~ I 111(.1'IJ.] II I I I a,,,, ____________________ Limit 3 thru Jan. 5, 1190 71 -: . 89C - 49' I Woigrisni foimulo 0 I -----------------I dividid V-s cup finely chopped onion ••S wed., little. 9. I 9&01 .••••_•• •___•_••.....••.••.• 1 26-c:. Bot., V.9 1 Crs5 Cokt.jIo, °• 34. L............. lCouponf,pu.PW.d 2 Pa. 8.. ci CCkIn 38. lCoWpooff"Pa" teild, Jio"T 9 l"o) SSSeeeeeeseseS.ee••e_4 •S•S5CSSS__S_e_See_o_e___e•4 16 of Jan 9 __••___......... __• 1. ....---% 6%...1.4%,". ii: . -- I 16-oz. Pkg. *Wch 39. lcowp" I Atiftes wed Jan 9 1980, oill L Uncle Ben's Rice 35 1980. I _ 911JWGreen Stamps •' a ii 6-o: Can Disinfectant LysolSpray 1 Is . r _____ �2c— Ev.nitig Hers M, Sanford, FL Widneidiy. Jan. 2. INO Rice Is A Perfect Staple ' Helper Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Rice has long been a staple in many countries. It has been popular as a breakfast dish served with milk, for example, and as a major ingredient in yummy rice puddings. In these times of high food prices, rice also makes a peqsct "'. - -. meat or poultry stretcher. And the Increased interest Chinese', Japanese and Brazilian dishes served with rice -in means that more families are putting this ancient grain to good use. Stir Up Chinese Food For Two -. I1 1% p TAROLJLI SALAD 2tt cups water 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 3 (6-ounce) box long grain and wild rice I large tomato, diced cup diced green pepper cup cucumber, peeled and diced ii cup sliced pitted black olives " cup minced parsley 1-3rd cup olive or vegetable oil 1-3 cup lemon juice 3 tablespoons minced fresh mint or 1 tablespoon dried mint leaves Combine water, butter, rice and contents of seasoning packet in medium saucepan. Bring to boil. Cover tightly and cook over low heat until all water is absorbed, about 25 minutes. Place rice In medium bowl and cool to room temperature. Add remaining Ingredients. Mix thoroughly. Chill at least 1 hour. Mix before serving. _ ;1 1 1 1 0 compare with home cooking, but the fast service and no cleanup worries vegetables seem to take priority, especially when combine in active lifestyles leave little time for meal planning, .. .. I a' ,,e Chinese food is a popular restaurant and takeout selection. Because SO many Chinese dishes, though, have a large number of ingredients, many cooks may hesitate to tackle a recipe at home, • a Middle-Eastern - - 7',._ I • 'I salad • \ • - '•• They may feel that special ex pe rtise and equipment are needed and that d larger quantities must be prepared; Not necessarily so! This easy • .. where Year .•• t ' ;z4. , cup water Pre heat oven to 3 degrees F. Pla ce regular size 1O"xl6"i Bro wn-In-Bag in 10x6x2.inch baking dish. Brush pork with soy sauce. Combine pork, oven, An extra pl us is the "no cleanup" feature. The oven bag contains all rec ipe ingredients, so there's no pan to ash and no oven spatter! To complete the meal, serve Pork Oriental with rice or chow mein noodles, a side order of cr ispy egg rolls and a cup of gree tea. PORK ORIENTAl, •. pound lean po rk, cut into 1-inch mushrooms and vegetables in bag. Mix seasoning pa cket wi th water; pour into bag. Turn bag gently to mix. Close bag wi th tie provided; make 6 half-inch slits in top. Cook 50 to 60 minutes or until pork is well done. Serve with rice or chow mein noodles. Makes: 2 servings. - Microwave Oven: Follow directioni above exce pt clos e bag with nylon tie, rubber band, string or ½-inch strip cut from ope n end of bag. Micro-cook on high po wer setting, 10 to 12 minutes, t ur ning dish periodically. with all the right foods from Off Publix. Fresh fruib and vegetables SI=ft placeIorproduce meals as dllclous I as they are nutritious. it Ilaire knows his beer. 1 package ( 10 oz.) stir fry style Chinese vegetables with seasonings Get a healthy start on the New War h Ri pleasure which have already been prepared and seasoned. They're combined with mushrooms and lean pork cubes, brushed with SO' sauce, Inside a nylon oven cooking bag to coo k to tender, flavorful pe rfection in either a microwave or conventional cubes 1 tablespoon sauce i can i3 oz.) sliced mushrooths suggestion, Pork Oriental, features frozen stir fry style Chinese vegetables ' '.. shopping James . I StaftThe ISO Rice and I ... Many couples today rely on restaurant fare and takeout service for meals, In some instances, the food may not - / ' -. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1 I0-3C - Coke 4 32-oz. C BTLS. PLUS DEPOSIT Beer Rates PIEL LIGHT Beer S omeServing Del Monte Sliced Peaches or Little Brownie Fruit Cocktail .............. 3 8 Care As Wine "Beer has moved uptown," the expert said. "Now that it has, people should know that they should take as much care in serving It as they do with wine." James A. Haire should know. At age 62 he has spent more than 30 years with Jos. Schlitz Brewing Company, one of America's oldest and largest brewers. He's responsible for giving managers and distributors advanced education in the economics of the brewing industry and in the marketing, care and serving of beer. "Beer drinking Is a very personal thing," Haire said "In fact, when they are alone than they do when In public. Bit there we few things they can do to increase their enjoyment, and M is a little extra knowledge to share with friends over a round or two "First, it's perfectly fine to drink beer out of a can or bottle, but mot people prefer to decant it — to pour it Into a glass. This lets the carbon dioxide — the bubbles — escape, and it puts a head on the beer," Haire said "Don't pour it gingerly. Tip the can or bottle over quickly and pour the beer right down the middle so it foams up. Beer with a head has greater eye appeal, tastes smoother and goes down more easily." Next, he said, It helps to have a true beer glass, for example one of the varieties of pilsner glasses, or perhaps a favorite stein. Whatever glassware Is used should be "beer-clean," which is different from "ordinary" clean. "A 'beer-clean" glass is free of animal fat, which will destroy beer's head," Haire explained. "This means it must be washed with detergent instead of soap, which Is made from animal fat. A 'beer-clean' glass should also be air-dried rather than towel-dried, since the towel will leave lint, which also kills the head. "With i 'beer-clean' glass there will be subtle provements in flavor that the experienced beer drinker can detect," he said. Beer's recommended serving tempeature is 40 degrees to 42 degrees Fahrenheit, but the beer drinker's personal taste may over rule this, faire said. "I like my beer closer to room temperature and will roll a bottle in my hands to warm it If I think It's too cold. And if you want to do as the British do and put a hot poker in your beer, go ahead," he advised. 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But Lasagne kraut, franks and cheese makes a hearty dish for big KRAUT IN' FRANK LASAGNA 4 cups weU-drained sauerkraut (about 32 ounces) 1 pound frankfurters, thinly sliced i (12-ounce) package pasteurized American ch eese slices lasagna noodles (about Bounces) 8 tablespoons butter or margarine cup finely chopped onion ½ cup finely chopped parsley I l6-ounce) con ta iner creamed cottage cheese legg filled with 69' Wesson o U a -- - Pure Vegetable Oil T 41 ~pp_ Kraut, Franks I::'1I '-••' SAVE 12C Chuck Bl I 73c "." TomatO A 70(11*1° - ' Hunt's •,.••.,..,,. lb-os • Hunt *Weuon Hunt's it Joan of Arc Teamed With 73c Regular, Meat Flavored or With Mushrooms Hunt's Prima Salsa - tC AND ORANGE COUNTIES 57c ':.'' Italian Tomatoes........ "' 73c 63c : Sweet Peas................. 4 : i Armour Corned Beef riasi, ............................ . cin .. Del Monte Cut or French Style ° Armour Green Beans ....... ........4 °, .................. 4 Dee, Stew .tin $I27 Del Monte Stewed Royal Vanilla, Chocolate, Butterscotch Tomatoes I........................ 4 CJflI $ or Dark & Sweet Chocolate Pudding or Molt's - Key Limo PI ...................4 si Clamato Juice ' 730 Plain or Iodized Mott's c Sterling Salt .............4 ,', Applesauce................ 83° Nestea Bartlett Pear Halves, Sliced or Halved $129 Instant Tea ................. Y:flow.CHng Peaches or Fruit Cocktail 89' Lasagna Gets GOOD IN S EMINOLE Hunt's Chunk Light Tuna...... " Del Monte Early Garden 88 '• Hunt's Orville Redenbacher Gourmet Pop Corn 6PK, $14912-OZ. CANS 59c . wr over m.diwn low hadtarl.&Iroe. eulonilly. C9* pearl ealons according to package diroetlons; drain. Stir late dew jut biter. asrelag. 48c Hunt's Kosher Spears........... 2z bot — Swft'sPlProTeel preaching simple, economical 20 1 Golden Corn ...............4 a SAVE 13c, Birds Eye $301 ........................... . Del Monte Cream Style or Whole Kernel Pumpkin Pie.......... 1i7 Frozen Mixed Vegetables.........2 : 8& Birds Eyes Frozen Chopped Broccoli ............ .2 99' Place Jor Frozen Seof Van DeKamp's Frozen Battered Fish Fillets............. ' 115 Singleton's Frozen Deviled Crab ......... ' Jew $30 ' USDA Choice Boneless Beet • Del Monte SAVE 20c, Mrs, Smith's Frozen Golden Deluxe $300 ' USDA Choice B••f Chuck Slid. St.sk........... ° Great Way To sw""'strAm Stretch Beef - Egg Beaters .......... Cis Ic 1 .n, 394 Apricots...................... 8 can Sliced Beets................4 Pkq Viasic Pickles can0 Del Monte Unpeeled SAVE bc, Fleischmann's Frozen ___ ____ _ Swift's Preigmum PfDT*n seat The Spanish are noted for their subtle ways of ap- 794 Regular or Buttermilk Waffles .....................69' SAVE lOc, Morton 's Frozen Honey Buns ........... '- 59' SAVE bc, Rich's Non-Dairy Coffee Rich ........... qC-1-n'l 594 Tasty Smoked or Fresh ew Pear Halves................3 SAVE bc, Downyf lake Frozen ., W 11 • 12-oz. Apple Juice ........... Saltines....................... Del Monte Bartlett SAVE 14c, Tree Top Frozen Pheilfers Spring Garden or Caesar i: . --------------------------- OVER BROILED BANANAS — 2 tablespoons butter Oñiiargar1ff - ½ cup chopped onion 1.111 1 IwIIIu -vIVXy 3 tablespoons flour i teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cur ry powder 1 chick en bouillon cube 1½ cups milk 2 cups cut-up cooked turkey ½ cup sliced pi tted ripe olives Melt butter in medium saucepan. Add onion and celery. Cook until tender. Blend in flour, salt, curry powder and crushed bouillon cube. Cook 1 or 2 min utes, stirring constantly. Graduall y stir in milk. Cook,. stirring constantly, until mixt ure thickens and comes to boll. Simmer 2 or 3 min utes. Add turkey and olives. Heat. Serve over broiled bananas. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. Broiled Baeny Cut 4 bananas in talf lengthwise. Place on buttered baking sheet. Brush with melted butter. Broil 3 to 5 minutes. �-. 4C—Ev.nlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ., ... - . 4p • - . '4 . Wednesday, Jan. 2, 11180 Delleg Prepared In 20 Minu tes Tuna St. er I t h A Bt Of Lore Did you . Apples -. . . pple is a or example, that a distant cousin of: :! rt of the cooking 12 cup butter ' Cup It After a hard day at work or play, who needs to spend hours In the kitchen" Twenty-Minute Tuna Delight is a recipe you can prepare ln2o minutes or less and Iseasy on the budget. With a microwave oven even this short time is cut in Twenty.Mlnute Tuna Delight 16 14 to 7.oz can tuna, drained, flaked p quick oats, uncooked egg 4 cu finel ho " i Ii teas poon garlic salt 1 medium-sized green pepper, cut Into Strips 1 tablespoon vegetable oil I 8-oz. can pineapple chunks in heavy syrup 1 chicken bouillon cube i cup boiling water 2 tabl espoons firmly packed brown sugar I tablespoon soy sauce I tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon vinegar . . . y. . :: i ups sli cedf1ixIred cooking apples our 2-3rds cup sugar ' teaspoon cinnamon 3 tablespoons fresh 1 juice 2 tables poons butter margar ine, melted or tter 1 p sifted all-purpose flour 1 2 cup sugar I teaspoon baking powder ,j' • I 1 medium-sized tomato, cut into chunks Combine tuna, oats, egg, onion and garlic salt; mix well. Shape to form 12 balls; saute tuna balls and green Pepper in oil in 12-inch skillet 3 to 4 minutes or until green pe r is tende tirri f pineapple, reserving syrup. Dissol ve bo uillon cube boiling water; add reserved syrup, sugar and soy To prepare topping, arrange apples in greased 8-inch square baking pan. Mix flow., sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle over apples. Drizzle with lemon juice and butter. bouillon mixture. Add bouillon mixture and pineapple to skillet; cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, about 2 minutes or until sauce is thickened. Add tomato; continue cooking about I minute or until . For batter, sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt into bowl. Beat together eggs, milk and butter. Add to dry ingredients. Mix until Moistened. Turn into pan over apples. tomato Is heated through. Serve over rice or chow niein noodles. Makes 3 to 4 servings. baln soda I salt I ed ared cooking apples 11, cup chopped nuts I i, cup milk Ipoon vanilla Cream bettor with sugar in large bowl. Beat in eggs. Add lemon rind. Sift together flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cin. namon nutmeg and cloves Add 12 cup of dry ingredients to apples and nuts in small bowl. Stir to coat apples. Blend remaining dry ingredients into creamed niixture alternately with milk and vanilla. Stir in coated apples and nuts. . Turn into gr eased 9-by-5-by-3-inch loaf pan. Bake in 350degree oven for I hour or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for 5 minutes. Then turn out of pan onto rack and cool thoroughly. . sauce. Dissolve cornstarch in vinegar; stir into , 1 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg 14 teaspoon cloves 2 eggs 1 cup milk 1 tablespoon butter or margarine, melted 1' uIpp 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder Topping . fl rind ;2 teaspoon grated fresh FRENCHAPPLECAKE ... I n1JgauIe eggs ion In such France, Denmark and England long before the Pilgrims set foot on this continent. The fruit was introduced to the Amerkasby . S AVE FRESH APPLE TEA BREAD ::t: Wednesday, Jan. 2, - Bake in 425..degree oven for 30 minutes. Invert on plate and serve warm. Next time you offer a friend an apple or an apple dessert, toss in a bit of lore, r Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. & .F P EO PRICES AND COUPONS IN THIS AD. GOOD IN THESE SEVEN PRICES GOOD JANUARY 3"5 STORES ONLY1 • • • mmm • - - $1.00 '' . 926 .•. ..... . . WEST IGHWAY 436 95 1 ST. RD. 434 .,• ;,. . . M.&I1( .. W-D BRAND 100% PURE HANDI-PACK GROUND BEEFF IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS s • I . 89 m3 3-LB LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON GOOOINSEMOUCOUNTY&AP0PKA I - COUPON GOOD ONLY WTH ADDITIONAL PURCKASIS OF SS.00 OR MM jXa. CIOS. FOO BARN 0 Crowns BONELESS RUMP Roost THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY JAN 3 THRU WEDNESDAY, JAN 9 ew $238 LB. Steak Stew La. $ LB. ro B LIiRII II. 5 LBS iSOr More F.sd . Roost p MORE • 1 LYKES ALL MEAT SLICED Beef I.B. $ L.B. 05 , YONNAISE Steak at. 78" Jffilf I With $to Or More Food Order But. C11. Expires I.0.N. V %-. V - I t78 : :. Ifflif 4 2FOR $1 I leo l... s— mSODIPARAD QUARTERS 0LEO . 28s SOFT Limit * With III Or more ' s". 'I," WI'4 O'SIt (.010 Butter COLD toss. POWER QINSIIN Cottage Cheeset.".'4 ad. Cip 3 C1 LANING PAI[K BLEACH I RICH CHAMP SNURFINI HORNFI. %UNNA Meat HAm p0 4 B%U ( SH BEANS green pepper. Saute 5 I CORN 39 17 'iZ. I • iAi. 4 I :. Stfrmnflour.Cookandslir2 minutes. Add tomato sauce, , 051 i PAW1111% DAY71141. t*oMI%AKJ $iooj i Wn Favor Las. VV ALL.FRUI JUICE KRAI'T ITE 61 At! TV CAN WI BAIH __________ 48"s $ U 694 ' '• 68 J" 40 al. 79" SRUCII MASHED __________ Yems . uoa. . . .,i , t ''k. • 41.66. 1 OO ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PCHSOtSS.00O*MQIXQ.C$. - 1 ,,'..- Cebbsg SAVE 104 1 COFFEE, is 9 9 0 9 B, 0 0 CAN a a . ' I YMLLOW COUPONGOOssLvwITHaDDnk)aAtpulcMAusarss,oOoRMoauxa.cs. Onions LB Cat Food 12' • Girepies. ff 1111) ,NIT) I ) SAVE 60 I - DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH & CRUNCHY ' I . '. . . . • . -. .. I I I- 149 PEANUT BUTTER 0%70 -. i;~~ • • • • • • • • • JAR LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON - GOOD Pd UMINOU COUNTY a APOPSA -• $TOSJAN.3-.5 • - SI COUPON 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PU*CHASL$ 01 $S.00 01 MO ixa.cios. 11 'I) I I I 1 I 11111111 1 111) 1r ' i SAVE 60, .. b:, . • . p1°' 3 I s L 33-oz. LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON Pd OOUPONG000 0*Y WITH aD 2 . ENAus OF ssooiMoesrxaci.s flflI1•fl JJJJJ(JkJ)JJJ)JJJJJ)JJJJJ))JJJJJ)J,)JJl,)'HjJJ1)1J1JI)I)1j •. I . I 4 teaspoon VOUM black pew SAVE 4'3* beef In large mixin g bowl, combine crumbs, I ,i-• HARVEST FRE SH • L;:i I . CRISP Oda% Imeb - on,salt aw . I •. a •• LETTUCE..... ••• .HIAD I • • • -' •• . I9C I LIMIT ONE T W I H COUPON ... 0000 I 0SIMUCOUNTYLAPOPU No OWY_Wn A11101TINAL PINICUS" 0 S5.00 01 NOR UCL Cos. Prdm*W bd WWer until ms mIkII $ pedisue . l . I teaspoon salt PIZZA • . . I PARTY ' recipe S !.•:,• l RBRMD "OULU On ITA pff- COTTAGE 2411. CHEESE*e000,,,,,cup 99C BLACK .01, I COUPON I%ii!Ip S 29 2 1411. $ Le"m 3 No$. $1 T i4U --I 1 - FRESH CRISP 9cumbers tlii II)))) 1)) ASTOR in $119 Food Cake • I ALL GRIND$ Si. into 6 oval patUs½ I PAX BUM Bananas 89 &PI)IThAl U 1J1 J U ''iii ii I I 1111111 11)11 JIll') I I 1,j COUPON IS ., • , • .. legg,beaten TI PMU%g +1 I - LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON . cup minced onion onect, ketchup ' JA'R*894 PhppIs 5911 La JAN C SALUTO SALISBURYSTEAKS 1½ cups soft bread crumbs OIL MONTII CHUNK AND CRUSHED OZ.CAN JUICE 69 goof" 14-a a 32-ox. RESERVED Smv over Sallsbay Steaks. This 'kitchen-tested recipe kes about 3 cups. I$I 1101. UVVV 11,11ASIC K JUICE LUX ORANGE - 99 WHIP f . C O7AT1$ MIRACLE QUA TITY RIGHTS - Sauce, Vinegar, bouillon cube, saft and black Oepper. Bring to boll, stirring con- $2 Diapers ....... 1411101011111y PENNY Dill Pickles 4FOR Ox I t water, marmalade, soy Diapers PURPLE JUICY WITNMUSHIOOM$ — IAQV **tfl .9 EAST Isa IN SANFORD 41 .:'. ._ 'e ________________ CAN2 7' JAN - -, AL CANS $100 BLACKEVE PEAS A3' 4S 00 Coffw :FOrder Q7' . • - -49" 1101 FN $"UNPIN111 14-IS. LPb'& KOUNTY KIST CREAM ORWHOL.EKERNEL d - 4(.Mo A%% BEANS 329 WHITE YELLOW . Reduce beat and simmer, Q' ' SPAGHETTI 3CAN 002. 3201. CANDIID SWEET 59C Dog Ration •.•.::•'... ji Add mushrooms, onion and cNam PTS. 3/900 " . canned mushrooms. Melt butter in large skillet. COPPII MRS. III about 2¼ cups.) Or drain 1101.691 Creamer -.. ______________________ 59 Scrunge haches "OTHA ad. CIP. expires 1.941. u.IWI .5 WE WELCOME INTHENEWYIAII4 WITH SAVINGS $ POWDERED LEMONADE FLAVOR CLOROX 681.5911 nner . . I fresh mushrooms. (Makes SANQUIT IF 0 .. 89 .. teaspoon ground black pepper Salisbury Steaks Rinse, pat dry and slice Swiss Cheese 1"k' ( ' ~199 Umitiwiffi III Or Mors Food Order .. . I— S. SAVE 54, waspoon set 0 (j PARKAY set. .Ciss. expires I.o-ss. — AVE I beef bouillon cube W . I MANGAKINI 24141RENCH Ixu. I IIIJIIPMHH)JJHJI)JJJJlJl, — — — — -— — — — — — — — — --- —= . I tablespoon cider vinegar . . OUPON 284 cwITH SWEETANDS6UR MUSHROOMSAUCE i ,ij,tyt,t fresh n,.h,wtmc on (640 8-ounce) can sliced mushrooms' 4 tablespoons butter or margarine Lit cup diced green pepper 2 tablespoons flour (8-ounce) can tomato sauce I cup water ½ cup orange marmalade 48 N, , SPREAD QUARTERS . . I With $11 Of More Feed Ord Otdor act. C196. expires 1.940. SHIDO . Also try It on toasted French 4 pal I& at. !..- . Meat 2½ LBO TOMATOE OQ SHURFRESH WAFER THIN SLICED LUNCHEON Vi e n e rs tI 4: . IN SANFORD sauce you will want to serve it with other protein favorites. OSCAR MEYER JUMBOOR REG. X . COUPON GOOD ONLY WITh ADDITIONAL PURCHAUS Of 53.000* mon \iT'P . Onceyouhavepreparedthe LB. S usage ' DELMONICO . about 15 minutes of cooking time and tops a classic Salisbury steak (stretched HOMEMADE PORK ' PIK NIK ACON IN APOPKA '' , . . Ills . 59c I I LB LIMIT ONE WITH with bread crumbs) for a I $ LB. CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREE ... ........... a $148 LB. I LB il :. relatively inexpensive meal. A58 Franks 2 LOS. PIK $268 HINDQUARTERS OF SHOULDER ROUND ck LB. 984 POR K SPARE ti 5 .• For example, a sweet-andweet and sour mushroom sauce takes MEATY LEAN LVKES GRILL -H . '. chops 88 La. . made quite easily. PACK FIRST CUT RIB PORK 140 LB AVG. Chu all 58c . 474 Bacon FAMILYPACKSTD,ICEPACK FRYER BREASTS OR •. 1 a delicious and appropriate FAMIL Y BONELESS TOP ROUND LONDON . 100 PCT PURE GROUND TISSUE LB. Steak L..$218 T IIII g hs LB.$268 Ste k TBO AN*CA *"L BATHROOM GIBLETS, BACKS LB. ll that fame does not mean that OSCAR MEYER SLICED STD. I EACH BREASTS, FULL CUT ROUND BLADE CUT LEAN CHUCK 3 LBS. OR MORE Expires 1004 lid Cis CUT UP FRYERS FAMILY PACK BONELESS ALL MEAT 5 itt. ' it Limit I With 810 Or Moi Food Ordor e?beil1€ most famous ....... SAVE 3 ' 04 SHEELER RDo A O!i. RD. 436 IN ' BRISKET OR PLATE BEEF TENDER BEEF CUBED TENDER SUGXR ........ IN LONGWOOD' U SHU14IN m RD, 434. UsSo .1792 & STo 67 AV P--s 'LlMiT ON$ Wff" COUP" 46 061% STOW M 3 - 5 Li 394 Mr "'T"11111111 ~, 11~111j ML ktWUpul.i Ask a 9km for ,,$Sr.ii*s bank, suppliers, trade cr.dfton and satisfied eManum .... •.• ... ... .-. ............ .• • . . . . • . • . . • .. . - 4. • • ••, __________ t • U.iL.z_._-, . . • • . • • • 4. 7 X7 1,7 �El .. 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , / ..- . 1. -. • • p. . •. . - . Wednesday, Jan. 2. 1980 AM— .. ..... . .. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - . ..,- SAVE . I-— — — — — — - — — — - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — II ( ii v '•' ':. Pfl! fJT1(T iTTf A I P S GOOD JANUARY 35 _ 1 p UI 59c 2-LITER ITL. j - 1i I Vvv '~Jmw 66 866 1( l6 , — U —- ___ COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $1.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. $200 OFF WITH THE PURCHASE OF - _ .... - --- I COO GOOD IN OIAPJI S(MP4O1 OSCICA SIIVAID VOIUSIA (Afl CITRUS CHARLOITI SUMTI Cotilti IIIOAANK)NCOVNIIISALA$fiiflNmINDRYCOUNIV t45 p.... — •— LIMIT ONE PER COUPON 30 I— — — — — - — — — — —SAVE ———— :- • -. CHEK COLA I A fV, COUPON GOOD JAN. 3-S ROOT BIER, ORANGE, GINGER ALE OR STRAWBERRY _ I 1 3-s TMS COUPON GOOD IN OIANGI StaNOII OSCIOIA K TUS. VOtUSIA CNAI U tu. MAIIOPI CouP4,Iu I Alitit IN .IINoav cou,rv I — GOOD JAN. coup I Wednesday, Jan, 2, 10-7C 3-LBS. OR MORE • U • AIM HUIN'? j I J!441 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ijC. — LIMIT ONE PIN COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. , VV V PRICES GOOD JANUARY 3-5 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — -- _III — _-_ - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WINN.DI)OE STORES, INC. CO.YmQHT—'eso - se - SIX THRIFTY MAID SHORTENING or LIirnI I with $1.00 more purchas. excl. cigs. 3 J AN ( ASTOfi Salt H1CXO11Y SWEET P TO 8. LI AVG.) $bNELU lIMIT I SMOKED ECONOMY $119 Smd Hum cINTNcUT ftt$"ORIMMIopmtc$Nctmlticul Pork Chops. .. 2' U. 411 '9 liligisa LI. $f3 J 05 1M0510 PO Cd*4ID O CINSU CUT WIN s. 1" 1K RYIR DIUMITICKI, MIC Fk 0 _ • • •3:&i Jr OWE A GONUM CANNID SM Milk , A ALL VA*IITII$ . . . •. KANNI NO ShOAl ADDED SLICED . 16-oz. : FRESH CHICKEN $4 6; 0 • ISO $AVR1O'.WPUNAND ,179c sew, Cos MWCN FRIED GOOD - ' Tc•.' • UGE SANDWICH VENT VUE BAG HARVEST FRESH RED DELICIOUS HARVEST FRESH APPLES j ........2 LVS. 99c Bre B ackbeans Ko. 39c Wine ... $399 2 $119 Dixie Pies BiR 6O Cookies ••• 99c Q 4 HEADS DIXIAJA CABBAGE . . . . . . . . • 3 HEADS 2.11. CARROTS ''° PKGS. . . HARVEST FRESH C*ACKIN GOOD ALL FLAVORS . 4 HARVEST FRESH GREEN 917-02. 1 . -- ' — — ROSE CHAlLIS OR CHIN . . . . . . . . . • SAG YELLOW ONIONS ....5 IOAG $ 00 . HARVEST FRESH EASTERN RED DELICIOUS 1L APPLES .........13 39c COMICE PEARS .....4 HARVEST FRESH GREEN ONIONS HARVEST FRESH LARGE PINEAPPLES PKo- $1', 991 HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH GOOD ALL FLAVORS LB. BAG L 4 tô.oa. CRACKIN 10 POUND I 99c FiaBars DIXIE 4WHITE U PKO. CRACKIN Ag' fr iiAW POTATOES T15:r I' cup$.. 17.oz. $1', HARVEST FRESH U.S. No. 1 YOGURI 9 01111 cl • WISS 79c -. J SIJPIRIRAND •, LAYER CAKES 39 HARVEST FRESH from the PRODUCE PATCH ALL PLAVOI$ - PEPPERIDGE FARM 1' ••••• PKG. RIO'S P111K ITAliAN .. I-i ' 89c Hsm.. ....3L 5' Siv$ag. Poà Roost qn .. • M110 ON Uff . CAN 27c 26 o, . • W.D NAND ALL VAET*S lUCID KAIM - . nu Awl IGNItE CANNID lUCID 1. - 1"jIauu .. is $2" FM at1s1t. $1". AGAR IDNELIU CANNED )IRW$OII 2* " IAvI * S S S S S S 99c EACH •.. . HARVEST FRESH SWEET POTATOES . . . $100 3 .4 5100 MORTON ALL VARIETIES OODS" - • • . . -••..• S1 I .. p S - i . . PIES 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 7 9-ox. CHCCOLATE ICED, 9-os. . . . $.CApNThSPy . ,._. . ç ••. •.- 00 14-ot. BOSTON CREAM IOCT PKG. LYNDEN FARMS 2.LI ES. CMAM$TYUOS .jê.S!1NI •- JELLY • • • • . ________________ 1 I I -or. $ 199 ALL FLAVORS WIGI . - I• :AdMk GLAZED, • Pigs -oz. MORTON DONUTS 2 1 79c FRI . ______. NAYTOMIS TOMATO PASTE (( ..,. - ___ - r'NoRM mms Ia....caNsTwm,TvMa. • . EI&C*N$TIISD i..-, #AM GMT .. - POT • . . ___ ______ -e I I MIT ': . 99C PKGS VILOD ,' . PALMETTO FARMS uUU -: . - - j, 111IjI :. c: PIMENTO CHEESE 9 24 , SAVE -50cA CUP ?• KRAFT CHEESE FOOD ___ ._______________ . $ t . . 4 ..., 1 r _________ Y ..n. • •• VELVEETA BISCUITS .&:' • • ____ •.. , .srJ . ... • - N ' #' • ,,.. -. . • •' •, •Itgg t .$,. --I'r - $hc•g /J&. I ' - • .'fr•' c - 1 , ;... O • .4I_. — 6o • • • • • IES • • FOOD 0 0 0 0 0 MARGARINE 1, 0 0 0 0 k:, . C OK SUTTER 0* CHOCOLATE CHhF PKO 8 slog EIVE ID. BLUE IONNETT (QUARTERS) r 77 CIACKIN 0000 SUGAR. PEANUT CHEESE j"a if .x-"W 99c IC.IDENS SLICED AMERICAN q. 79 2411 PILLSBURY SWEETMILK OR BUTTERMILK (4 PK ____ . . . . . . . . . • • .• •- ••-. .............. PKG 69c - . I I - ; -- . . - . I •. •-__ .- - ... ........ . ' 27 S . ., -. •T t 1 - T1! �- - BLON DIE 1C—g Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1910 by Chic Young ACROSS 49 Military Answer to Previous Puzzle supplies and A F T I Assert VAH00 AFL 5 Fast ft fjfs!eares j My VTT I 1 %T71r I II:flJ :: a To Control Weight 59 Shrewd 13 Unit Balance Your Diet IF YOU WANT LOW PRICED 60 DRMB — I F Marquis di 15 to 20 pounds simply by Is NOI'WIY 61 Biblical land S L T Family pushing myself away from member I cut out breakfast and table. 63 Door clasp A V 17 Regarding 12 64 Hall (PrGTIX) M IF T had an occasional salad for wds Let.. 65 Potato bud 8 lunch and a small dinner abbr.) 66 Air (prefix) consisting of solid yogurt or 18 Nurse I I Stalk 40 Precious 19 Hopeful state DOWN cottage cheese. Of co 20 General stone ri 21 Type measure Eisenhower did this at school while I was 23 Glide on snow I During (2 22 Indefinite in 43 Greek letter away from home and I had 45 The list 24 Revenant order good results. 29 frontier 2 FIOwL holder 24 N advising patients and doctors Mountain 3 Flirt newspaper 47 Follow I've been home I've Since to have an old-fashioned park 4 Of timber 25 Marine fish 49 Bravos (Sp.) started to gain weight. I still metabolism (B.M.R.) test 33 Roble 5 Indifferent 26 Similar 50 Make angry 34 Pull have one meal with low- done. This is not to find out (comp. wd.) 27 Western. hemisphere or- 51 Small amount calorie fruits for the day. My whether you have a normal 37 Short playlet 52 Ceramic earth scissors ganization dinners have been changed thyroid or not, you can find 39 Air pollution 7 Studies 53 Journey (obbr.) and include chicken salad in that out with a simple blood 41 Offend God 8 Spiritualism 28 Flowers 55 Wind 42 Nervous larger quantities. I'm fa ir ly test, but rather to establish 9 First word f to indicator 44 Perspired Dr. Lamb BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker WEATHER AFTER THIS... 5TAY WHO4 7 ARE YOU ON, SORRY... 81V Nry ORPERS 16Y~ it TURN IF YOU A*0 A U.S A V CARE ARMY SAIP STAY WITH LIS. US!! [) 7 c'i I 0 5 WEIRPI GeANT., T!# 00 g I YOU TV 6UYS ARE U: , F A POW volume 10 I THE BORN LOSER boast Pom 15 by Art Sansom - - - - - r r r- r v" 13 IT - - - o 17 19 I — - IF H6 21 22 . WKS 801M. 24 25 0 1UC %1IR HIM! ; C3 __rT_ COME BACK, PUT LEROYP - LEROY - VASE C'OWWF ________________________ ERE - - - OF CALL ING - 152 53 - 81 US tiT 62 - I —f- . - 60 83 - - - - - ' - - - - EE K & M 7— 5EAUTY M (k) 7~E M YOUR BIRTHDAY dollars. they have a metabolic you when you tell him why une 20) problem. This is so prevalent you want a basal you ---- RIGHT I coming year will have conirnitment, go all out. Don't neficial results. You'll have wait for others to get things e knack for temning up with rollftW. st the Iright awodateL CANCER (June 21-July 22) situations o PRISCILLA'S POP J YOUR morHER HAS JUST BEEN STAN DI NG THERE VACANT-EYEP FOR FIVE MINUTES! by Al SHE &WAYS, POES I \. THAT BEFORE SHE ', > STARTS THE I I Vermeer \ GO THROUGH IN A WEEK? TIii I 10019. Be sure to 11114 date, ( t. 0 - AQUARIUS II — - - 1 / - BUGS BUNNY " K 1002742 VIRW (Aug. #KJ2 M%W. 22) Stand firmly beJpiJ f riend (Jan. 20,.Fe6. who may require your support 06 4 10975 IN You as .2 Vulnerable: North -South Dealer West have to unguard one of his Wal N" East sooth kings and you simply cash the ' M SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22). We bave added the &stWest cards to complete a TAURUS (Apell 20-May 20) changing something im- problem from the English Be utijed with n ll galm portant today that has an Pular Bridge." today, rather than trying to effect uponyow. reputation or e defense starts with I make a big killing. Pennies finances. Muster your three rounds of spades. West have a way of addiN up to courage and get it done. oft FRANK SPIDER-MAN AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ___________________ .111111111120f _ A 0 Op I&__ H UIRD b AN Adb, Iff Z UI?IPH*1.Th •..: wAs qfIN trumps the third spade and ________ EARTH le NOFi —y Of . 1. Tun 690 I ... 4 . - I WITH THIS p TOOTHPASTE 99 TOOTHBRUSHES "So" .. 110U-I% TEK F "`HAN6i' 1. COUPON YOU CAN PURCHASE I $7.50 a I ________ . ~"Cltw will 11oz U CAN PKG. 9M • 4oz u .. .4 . . RIGOR UN$CINTID . - ALKA SELTZER PLUS COLD TABLETS UNSCENTED VICKS NYQUIL "a BOTTLE 9, 990 VICKS VAPOR113 STOCK UP AT THIS LOW QUALITY TOOLS 1.5oz WRENCHES Bill TUMBLEWEEDS — KYWIN PW1DPPAC1f1NFJ... 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HERBAL MASSENGIL DISPOSABLE STORE I 1 50 z DmRIP FLINSTONE 2/$100 PANTRY PRIDE AM410111112632 $149 BOTTLE BUFFERINE TABLETS AT OUR WITH THIS COUPON YOU CAN PURCHASE ONE I.& BOTTLE OF p — -- . LIMIT-11 WITH $7.50 FOOD ORDER. GOOD WED., JAN 2,THRUTUE$,JANB,198 .' — S94 CARE 60's R EG. OR IRON BIC DISPOSABLE SHAVERS jIRON ONE A DAY VITAMINS, BOX OF SO's VITAMINS $1 . 0 H II REGULAR MENTHOL LIME . WITH HISCOUPONYOU CAURCHASE, ONE BOTTLE OF 100 COUNT BATREG. - pufh 2/$1e00 LOTION CR AM AT YOUR PANTRY PRIDE 90 $265- OF VASELINE SHAVE - .— : •• .. Su-! VASELINE INTENSIVE EACH 5/$100 A VI VLI I . FOOD ORDER. 0000WED.,JAN2,THNUTUES.,JANB,1910. UMIT.I SOFT PUFFS CURAD BANDAGES ••• 29 $2 WITH -I- 5oz TUBE $265 _____ s BAG 890 ONE BOTTLE OF 100 COUNT .. ON SUPER CURITY COLGATE REG.. po satow $1 to: "Win at A 00! PKG . OF BOTTLE 2/$ 4 BOTTLE IRON . loolp.) ' ) BOTTLE - 390 BOTTLE OF 36 cout (For a copy of JACOBY - l6oz • • S VITANNS,.-'. 1 -.. Aff h" OfViaWU CHILDREN'S TAMPONS $149 (NEWSPAPER ENMPRISE"M.) Bridge." care of this ne*,paper, P.o. Box 9, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. . ONE.A.DAY TOL —__ _PI.v! Tot vem-snur e appropriate MODERN, send BAYER KOTEX TUBE FUVCM Co Dy Stan Lu and John Romita 0A a' IN A Mon RONITUSSIN will have no problem. if he holds on.; and ungurds the club.kin4, you should be able By Oswald Jacoby aad Alan Sostag advice, today. MW your duUes heW could be an eneption. on. You'll find they wen't that &AGrffARIUS (Nov. Z twgh. Doc. 21) Do not pstpone REG-0111111-"OLD, OR 4oz YOUR CHOICE -.- REG. OR LIEMON all his little diamonds, you not wise to offer Tot REVLON FLEX CONDITIONER . CUTEX HAD POLISH REMOVER . . queen. Note that if West discards Openinglead. 8 HAIRCAN SPRAT PUMP . TOOTHPASTE . other ace and make the last trick w MUES (March 21-April A pal you're fond of can profit 19) Just because a Itask isn't to from your uperience. Nor- your liking is not a good enough reason puto it ace RAVE COUPON BELOW REG., EXTRA BODY, OILY YOUR CHOICE REG. nuomm .11n IDE there by means of an unusual placing his or her againd you. Interests above your own. I ~`i of the tricks, but they are You simply cash all your trumps to tome down to queen of diamonds and of clubs In dummy. West will YOUR CHOICE ____ It still may not look to you as if you can bring in the rest play known as a criss-cma ueeze. your heart. This person will odds appear to be stacked V qi l2oz BOTTLE . BTL OF #QJ10 A lJ 101 needed. You have the ability today to PIBM (Feb. 2D-March 20) overcome challenging Bonds can be Someone ' 24oz BOTTLE •&.: to make your contract. So, we have completed the hand with West holding the club king. EAST WEff 484 19) Coworkers will expect you today. Let him or her know toshou!deryourshareof th that you can be relied tOfl burdens today. Pitch In when needed, wherever you see you are LIRRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ' / . specify bft ,.z • #Q~643 for each to Astro.Graph, Box Handle matters so there are 489, RadIo City Station, N.Y. no strings at tached. V I' NORTH •632 532 AJ for your today feel obligated to you in Astro-Graph Utter. Mail $1 some manner. Be charitabie. " I leads a diamond. Dumm 'S jack wins and our Brit?h friends ask: "What now?" The answer to the problem is that unless West holds the king of clubs you aren't going . WITH $149 OR. ___ LEMON OR HERBAL 16oz BOTTLE 1 I NEEMENER~ __________________ yourself by sending SHE G'kN NEVER BELIEVE HOW MAS'4Y CLOTHES WE ) ( . today, g ng not I2 ______ WIN AT BRIDGE CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan View realistically 19) D d i difficult decisions but don't take things so Is the way to go today. seriously that you lose your Problems which require sense of humor. A little of solutions should be attended each is needed for success. to promptly, even If It's LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try painful. Find out more about not, to make those you help FI..EX 990 JAN LIST _____ A lot of people who are plaining this to your doctor, moderately overweight think take my column along with Partnership arrangements Don't be a reluctant leader that I've come around to test done. Into which enter this today. Once you make a _____________________________________ / TROLIUM JELLY .. in aiding people to lose Un- other tissue. Fat tissue or to keep from doesn't use many calories. by Howie Schneider ANYBOW EVER IELL E SHAMPOO REVLON FLEX SHAMPOO ... good exercise how much of your body is fat program a:et is r muscle and Thursday, January 3, 1980 73 S Clearly, the diet will not WHITE RAIN NORMAL-DRY-OILY TINTED $119 OR 4oz TUBE &0 Virg SHOULDERS 7oE BOTTLE newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, and have such a simple test Radio City Station, New York, done? NY 10019. How many calories your You're very wise to body uses at rest is related to BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL & W SHAM long, stamped, self-addressed unusual that he will gain envelope for it. Send your weight on 2W calories a day request to me, in care ofthis Why not be objective about it HOROSCOPE For HEAD The Health Letter number 4-7, requirements will result in Weight Losing Diet. It will using body fat stores. This provide a balanced di et a will eliminate all these proach that you can use as a arguments about whether a basis to control your weight. person has small bones, small Ot her readers who want this muscles, large bones or is a Issue can send 75 cents with a metabolic freak who Is so - (NEWSPAPER ENTEPPRISf ASSN) 4 11 PKG. OF 3000 s r• described for yourself and for physical activity over and that reason I'm sending you above the resting 54 55 58 57 - _____ 990 7 kind of diet that you've person to lose weight. Any I WAN Wo 1 PS Q= restrict your calories. , need to be restricted below I'm not sure that I like the that number of calories for a I Irolu To person 's that will tell you how many you can lose weight if you — — — - THEY 4E IDEA EVER GET FROM THERE! - 45 I than your body is using, which your body should use in a is pretty normal metabolism. You've already proved that all day. 41 58 by Bob Montana STOP THAT 36 44 49 50 '51 __________ 1 — 490 ANTI-PERSPIRANT loz BOTTLE DEAR READER - It's calories your o body uses unlikely that it's a every hour at rest. This can metabolism problem other .then be multiplied by 24 to than getting more calories find out how many calories — 46 — ARCHIE B - 35 43 C3 ofto problem? 39 42 DWAG - 28 129 34 37 Doc__ - 23 127 - - 20 I E - - - ULTRA BAN ROLL=ON whenever the scales point find out how much oxygen upwards. What can I do to your body uses at rest for an avoid this? Could it be the hour. If the amount of oxygen result of a metabolism used rnuItipftedby ii" - three to five how many calories a run 41 AP ld ds on a daily basis. burn up those nasty calories. All that needs to be done is I'm discouraged and unhappy to take e old lttd mountain - 16 active and So Small 32 $rCh choly 38 Tidal wave plant 2 3 4 7' o 31 Ir W CLOTHES PINS ETC 0 PACK OF 50 $ 00 *u. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED, JAN .2 THRU TUBS JAN S 1950 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED J.::' - -- - - -- - -- -.-- - - Aft og —77 . I S 01 - 1*.- - - �.,.-. 4. . ... . ,. . IOC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . . - ' : . - - . -•-• . .... Widneiday, Jan. 2, 1flO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pr,ir# / R,,,,,1 w-.J (lVqV ALL. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED,. JAN.2 THRU TUES. JAN. 8, 1980. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. SAVE . . $t/P1coti$1! . SAVE U A Li SAVE ICC PACRED FRESH DAILY Fresh Slaw or Salad . SAVE SAVE IDC20s: CELLO Pill $upco! 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PEANS SudAN 6 PACK I2oz CAN SAVE 13C ASSORTED low je#y' $1,78 $111 .78 BOTTOM ROUNDS CHUCK ROLLS LB YOUR CHOICE CARLO ROSS I 1.5 4$ 790 LITER 1.98 STEAK OLD MILWAUKEE BEER .329 LB CUT £ WAPD FREE 18 TO 25 LBS ~&001111 ISTRIP STEAKS GALLO CHABLIS LI $268 SIRLOIN TIPS Breakfast Link Sausage 18.5oz 1* lPS4Isi I LI CAN I.P.. 1S U N 3OALB BEEF PRIMAL CUT SALE WHOLE BONELESS BEEF 710 tO LBS AVG. SAVE SOC 204: PS IRISH SLJNNYL AND krispy Cracker Tetley Tea Bags 001 PORK BUTTS Fi$118 184 680 PACK Grill Meat Franks NEW YORK TOP LOIN SM *55 US SUNSIIII IGo: -18 051* FRESH SAVE 30C 2 Li P11 PANTRY PRIDE $118 BETTY CRCKER Best, 8uyrI,, Bakerq / SAVE *-PMITIY NIlE PANIT PLW U $147 - FRES vks (hkkpn L ykes $138 Sliced Imported -Ham ZOC ISo: ROLL SAVE lOt tic: Pill POWIR $AVE 40C•S. PANTRY PRIDE ROBE ON BURGUNDY SAVE 170 Folgor's Coffee. . TAN OR WISK* SAVE $158 Old Smithfield Sausage 3OCIk: SLICED ISIRLOIN Carmel or Pecan Rolls -LIQUID DETERGENT - SAVE SIRLOIN STEAK SAVE - 4 A LB Pantry Pride Lunch Meat 98 Fyne Taste Meat Bologna LITER 59c LB BONELESS TOP MR. SPUD S 20CIZu PIll Fyne Taste Meat Franks 1.5 INSTANT POTATOES 5LBS BEEF STEAK SALE Dinty Moore Beef Stew AVE bC SAVE SAVE Les Cal Yogurt - Underwood Sardines 686 Pantry Pride Sour Cream SAVE 20C24 310 SAVE hOC IZo: Pill SL ICED ASS'! 680 980 Pantry Pride Biscuits Merico's Assorted Cvokies SAVE IOC -Isucu, IlC4lsi *JSss PANTRY PIll. 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SAVE SAVE SOC-lisa Pill IWALTNEYSIOiCZZN, PICK Ox B's! Pork,& Beans $138 Oscar Mayer Bologna AVE 1211 (AMLM PKIL Swift Vienna Sausage SAVE *Ilsz Pill SLICLC MEAT OR SW KLEENEX _ _TOWELS __ ' S $158 Oscar Mayer Wieners SAVE • $108 SAyS k. *505. PKO. III. 0* JUMBOMIAT0*111 - • NOON Borden's Cheddar Cheese . ®49 we HALF . 886 Hygrade Hot Dogs SAVE 4CC-h: Pill LONlNOIl SAVE 7c A LB 0 LAUNDRY & ' POTATOES SAVE 1 00 ALB I PUNCH1V IDETERGENT $119 49oz IOC r suf`,10 'CHEF TOMATOES AJAX DETERGENT U.S. NO. 1 ti FANCY SAVE bC SAVE 10 A LB YOUR Pise, SLEDaUNSLI*O LB $148 Sliced American inuIs American ----- _.•D.__ LARGE CRISP CELLO 15010 *ALSIR Sn VALLEY MAND rOt PUSLIN Op Loin Half Pork Loin IIIW&I'àidi - LB 886 SAVE SOC us: Pill - Sweet Anjou Pears er ,9JP SAVE PKG. Canadian Rutabagas 4 $100 10 LB SAVE 1~0i,001111 tykes Smoked Picnics LB $149 896 LB 186 3 196 6 FOR $° 5 3 990 Assorted Greens 884 LB SAVE lOt A LINHIE IOC A Li Country Stand Mushrooms ICC A LIST THE PIECE Smoked Slab Bacon 126 PKG 494 All Purpose Yellow Onions V Wednesday, Jan. 2, 910-1JC I ——— IVORY LIQUID' 48oz YOU PAY $2.11 WITH COUPON 5' couPOw. WITH A $7.50 FOOD ORDER 000 — THRU lull. ION — —JAN. 4. — — 594 994 3/894 �% •. . . , • ......- •• ,,. . • ,., . •.••• . -. . . •. •. ,. • •. •. •. ,. . •- • ,r,. • -' / ' , I, m—EmIrg HiraM, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1960 16=Year=Old To Star' ii TONIGHT'S TV 7:30 TODAY (7) 0 GOOD AMERICA • MORNING N in tI ew 800) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Poidark" Ross accom- panies Trencrom's smugglers In an attempt to find Mark DanII mrwl ,n..Ihka -- ,yy, .a.i. .... (Part 14 of 16) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS OCU NEWS DØABCNEWS CI]) 1351ANDY GRIFFITH (12317 IM NEWHART Bob joins the firm of a much travelid, swinging psychiatrist, 7:00 *3(4) THREE'S A CROWD (I)0 P.M. MAGAZINE new production of Gounod's opera about an aged philoso. pher who sells his soul to the devil In return for youth and the love of a woman. (123(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Your Obedient Servant" Hudson's secretive behavior arouses suspicion until it is discovered that hit brother and family have sud denly arrivqd in London. 9:00 8(3D DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold somehow gets the - misconception that both Kimberly and Mrs. Garrettare pregnant from eating salmon (A) (14(10), MACNEIL I LEHRER • (5)0 MOVIE "Ohms" (Prem. REPORT isie) Ralph Waite, Davic Birney. A farmer organizes his (121(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is injured and hospitalized neighbors to combat a local while witnessing acrime. power company planning to run a potentially dangerous 7:30 million-volt power line through @ TIC TAC DOUGH their area. (1)0 NEWLYWED GAME CHARLIE'S ANGELS (7) 0 HOLLYWOOD The Angels join forces with a SOURER mysterious and powerful being (ID (35) MAUDE Maude has to save Tiffany's best friend the time of her life fixing up from a horrifying murder. blind dates for Vivian with eve(3) DINAHI & FRIENDS ry available loser in town. Cohost: Don Meredith. Guests: (10) DICK CAVETI -.....'.J,uuuII, ,,wum iuu'i Guests: Th. Heath Brothers, Acrobats & Magicians of jazz musicians who have Taiwan. John Conies. Jeanperforming with the greats since the late '40$. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY FUNNY BUSINESS While driving Mr. Munson. cab. Archie is held upbyavery ir'• '" special kind of gunman. CDO JOKER'S WILD (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Jewel thieves pursue Fred when they think he has abandoned their jewels. (Part 2) Michel Cousteau. Willard Bascom. Tony Delia. 2) (17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Auburn vs. Kentucky Karl Maiden, Mel TilIis. 5)0 BLACK SHEEP SQUAD. RON Pappy tries to impress his angered superiors by leading his flyers into an aerial attack on a vital Japanese radar system. (7)CLOVE BOAT 'Message For Maureen" Brenda Bonet. Bill Bixby; "The Acapulco Connection" Charo; "Gotcha" Milton Berle. (R) (lID (35) WILD, WILD WEST Civil War hero James West is chosen by President Grant to capture or kill a ruthless guer. rilia leader. (12) (17) MOVIE "Castle On The Hudson" (1940) John Garfield, Ann Sheridan. An overly trusting warden allows an inmate to visit his invalid girlfriend 9:30 flc4)JOE'S WORLD A curvaceous newcomer (Misty Rowe) on Joe's painting crew proves she's not just one of the boys when she begins nursing her baby during breaks. 10:00 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Jill Clay. burgh. Guest: Leon Redbone. (R) (DO VEGAS 10:30 ID (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 )0(7)0 NEWS fl) (35 BENNY HILL 4 10 MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" When an impoverIshed chauffeur inherits 30.000 pounds from his mistress, her disinherited nephew takes on the task of turning the young man into a proper gentleman. (Part 3 of 16) (123(17) LAST OF THE WILD 110 0 (1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Eubie Blake. 12:37 CD 0 BARETTA The death of a policeman leads Baratta mb an investigation of the strange alliance between a judge and a mobster. (R) I 'fl'LJ45Dy I MORNING 5:00 CD 0 THE FBI 5:30 () 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE by Roger BolIen -_....-----.... TO AN E'E?4 (4) REAL PEOPLE Sub- acts include Playboy's 25th anniversary party, a Nielsen family In Utah, a hollering contest, lb. behavior patterns of birds and animals, U.S. Air Foice pilots who pose as Russian fliers and a convention of Edsel car owners. (A) (1)0 YOUNG MAVERICK An unscrupulous and dangerous gambler (James Wood.) decides todo anything to win a • I '3• t• ti (1)0 HEALTH FIELD I'EW '1EAI/ (1)0 SUNRISE () (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 0 (4) COUNTRY ROADS • . .' / 6:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN (12) (17) NEWS C -, ••,•, -. •' ':: 6:45 (10) A.M. WEATHER , - PUgh.slak.s poker gains which also Involves Ben. (Conclusion) (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nancy and Elizabeth are shocked to discover that Mary is in love with a married man and Joann4 brings ins camera crew to film a documentary on the Brsd$ords. (A) • 6:00 *3 @i EARLY DAY GOOD I MORNING CD FLORIDA 7.00 (4) TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS (7) '0 GOOD MORNING _____ ____ (111(35) JIM ROCKFORD ____ 7:25 "Second Chan"" (10) GREAT PERFOR. 0(3) TODAY IN FLORIDA (D 0 GOOD MORNING MANCI$ "Faust" The Lyric ' $ ," FLORIDA Opera of Chicago performs a HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Felice Schachter is genuinely 8:00 sweet 16, an unspoiled child (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1]) (35) BULL WINKLE actress who stars In "The 4 10 OVER EASY Facts of Life," a new TV 8:25 sales about hijinks In a girl's TODAY _.IN FLORIDA - boarding school. ! ( 5 GOOD MORNING Felice has been an actress FLORIDA since she was three months 8:30 Old, making her debut in a B (4) TODAY television soap commercial, MORNING Cl) o GOOD From infancy, through AMERICA childhood to the present, (17) ROMPER ROOM Felice seldom has been out of 9:00 the public eye as model and *3 (4) DONAHUE actress. Yet she remains a (5) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS mannered d quiet, faultlessly (7)0 MOVIE young lady who hasn't lost the (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 10 MASTERPIECE THEcapacity to blush. ATRE She was born and reared In (12) (17) LUCY SHOW Queens, N.Y., and is trying to 9:30 adjust to an entirely new (B(35)1 LOVE LUCY lifestyle as a bachelor girl in (12) ( 17) GREEN ACRES Hollywood. 10:00 Her mother, Suzanne 0(4) CARD SHARKS Schachter, Is divorced from I1D 35)PTLCLUB Felice's father and runs 10 MASTERPIECE THE. SUzelle Enterprises, a sucAIRS cessful management corn(17)MoVIe pany for young performers. 1030 Suzanne, a native New H LLY 0 Yorker herself, Is a life-long SQUARES Francophile which doubtless CID WHEWI explains the names of her 10:55 three daughters. In addition CD CBS NEWS to Felice, there Is Simone, 14, 11:00 and Janine, 12, both actresses (3(A) HIGH ROLLERS and models. () (B THE PRICE tS RIGHT ) LAVERNE III, SHIRLEY Because Suzanne's business (R) and the 22-room family home 9 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY are j New York, It was (A) mama necessary for 11:30 Schachter to allow Felice to '0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE oit alone - with a long-time 7)O FAMILY FEUD Iamliyfriendaschaperone — in a Hollywood apartment. AFTERNOON Despite her youth, Felice 12:00 a fair-skinned brunette with 0 (A) MINDREADERS expressive brown eyes (1)0 CD 0 NEWS framed by thick black lashes 11) (35) LEAVEIT TO BEAVER - is an independent. 2 (10) SESAME STREET youngster who has taken 12:30 subways to work assignments *3 @ NEWS (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- In New York since she was 12. ROW She is amused and a bit Cl) 0 RYAN'S HOPE frustrated by the pampered treatment given child per100 @3 DAYS OF OUR LIVES formers in Hollywood. (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE California laws allow her to RESTLESS work only four hours a day (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN with three hours devoted to (I]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE school and another hour to (10) GREAT PERFOR- recreation. MANCE8 "I'm used to working eight i:o U hours a day," Felice IM& s much rather pitch (1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS in and get the work done as (0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH quickly as possible. 2.00 *3(3) THE DOCTORS MCONELIFETOLIVE 0D (35) GONER PYLE Reveals 2:25 tl2) (17) NEWS The 4 F1=4 . I Will In rrii 0 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) • GD _ " ____ - - BEWITCHED ID (?5) BUGS RUNNY AND PRIUNOS . , ece Swedish C1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN N (DO THE FAMILY ______________ an ARRMWA sedsNSISIw -- .-. - I -. . -.l where everything Important _______________________ . -MLI ___ bsreneUtotheccuntryo the people can judge what he considers his host credentials, .'.t. - ________ • = *3 .• • derloin district, and he and small _ groW of tsjiineu people that help run — Aesthetic Democracy Where art can flourimb," Abolefla roclalmed ata recent fund. raiser he called the NUdid _ .,; ...'.'. Abod Me campaign no anon, he says, "It bares the fact dot I he" withing to hide. It Is also a way to run and not upend too much ..• i FAMUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pisces ses dipped fried Wall tisNe' Mecelie. "myepes rIwe$t, ' ALLvoRoNII$ oJiaJcIil VALUE $3.I • ISedAIyWidniudiy - pmiwvod _ maw PS MWOM SAIDIN O DIATN - - -. AboWla d is ___ for LeSAIiiilNtIds 'iMilith to 600 WS to W= M"ins . Casselberry Seniors' Complex Wins Federal-State Approval By DONNA ESTES Hurt In Train Crash Herald Staff Writer another $150,000 next year. In addition, the city of Casselberry Federal-state approval was received by the city of has budgeted $25,000 for the project this year and pledged Casselberry today for a $265,000 grant for the construction of another $10,000 next year. The board of county commissioners the proposed Casselberry Senior Citizen Multi-Purpose Center. has pledged a total of $25,000 over a two-year period. The center is to be built on a three-acre tract at Secret Lake Furino said the first segment to be completed is arPark. chitectural engineering, expected to take two-to-three months, Construction Is expected to begin In April. The planned structure will be 5,625 square feet. The building Bruce Furino, Casselberry grants coordinator, received will have a large main room with movable partitions to screet word of the funding approval by the U.S.. Department of off various activities when needed. Health, Education and Welfare through the state Department Programs to operate from the facility are to include the of Health and Rehabilitative Services and the Area Agency on Seminole Federation of Senior Citizens "Project OASIS" the Aging. (Older Americans Service in Seminole), which provides Furino said Sen. John Vogt will make the formal an. services for seniors; the Meals on Wheels program and a nouncernent and present a state contract to the city at a Seminole County day care geriatric center, ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday at the park. The shell of the building is expected to be completed and Total funding over a two-year period for the center, In the open in September, Furino said. Construction then will get planning stages for the past year, is $323,000. Funding from the underway to complete the interior of the building and to add federal government in two stages totals $115,000 this year and recreational amenities. flag. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — U.N. Waldheim were "rather frank and to the Ministry officials who apparently joined The U.N. leader and Ghotbzadeh met Related Story, Page :IA The U.N. leader made the visits despite point and exposed our grievances toward Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, him and Ghotbzadeh during their meet. at the Foreign Ministry for two hours and undaunted by a reported plot against his officers' club adjacent to the Foreign a report by the foreign minister that the United States and the shah." 40 minutes after Waldheim briefly visited lug today. Ministry with about 300 victim of authorities had "foiled" a plot against his life, braved an angry demonstration by Ghotzebhdeh, speaking on the NBC Asked about the possibility of another Tehran's Behesht-e Zehra Cemetery hundreds of chanting Iranians today to reported atrocities by the shah's police. life. Today program, said It did not matter meeting later in the day with Ayatollah south of the capital "to pay homage to Nearly 40 revolutionary guards After his new meeting with Ghotb- whether Waldheim is able to produce Ruhollah Khomeini Waldheim said: visit a cemetery containing graves of martyrs of the Islamic revolution," the carrying automatic weapons guarded his zadeh, Waldheim said: "I feel that after progress in his mission by a U.N.-set dissidents killed by the shah's troops. This matter is in the hands of the state radio reported. the meeting with officials of the Foreign Monday deadline "because any Iranian government." The U.N. chief then met anew with route, Waldheim's visit to the cemetery was Waldheim was led onto a platform, Ministry we have made some progress," threatened economic sanctions will not Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbaadeh Waldheim said tie was "very im- arranged as part of a government plan to and reported "some progress" In his where a man handed him a 3-year-old Waldheim said, pressed" by arrangeme 's made For his highlight reported atrocities by the affect us whatsoever." consultations In behalf of the 50 male child whose arms, he said, were Ghotzebhdeh said his talks with Waldheim did not Identify the Foreign visit to Iran. deposed shah. amputated by the shah's police to extract Americans held hostage for the 61st day. a confession from the child's father. Earlier Waldheim flew by helicopter to The child began crying and Waldheim the Behesht-e Zehre cemetery 10 miles handed it back to the man. Waldheim told hundred away. A crowd of several demonstrators gathered Inside the the gathering, "Lit me say I am shocked cemetery and chanted, "Death to Car. by what I am seeing here. 66! see what your people have suffered ter! Death to the shah!" as the helicopter KABUL, Afghanistan (UP!) — Soviet Another Soviet armored thrust headed Pakistan newspaper Jang and travelers Wednesday recalled Ambassador under the previous regime. We have landed. oops in tr towar Afghanistan battled rebe ll ing ds the province of Paktla, which from Kabul said. Thoas m Watson from Moscow in a Security agents quickly whisked, heard all this but, believe me, seeing all also in a key provincial city borders Pakistan, the Press Trust of They said the ruble was being used in gesture of displeasure over the Soviet iis mutilation of human beings is heart- Afghan troops Waldheim Into a police car which drove near Pakistan in a drive to consolidate India said, all official and business transactions in invasion of Afghanistan. breaking," Waldheim said. the U.N. thief to a block of graves of rule, Western diplomats In the In Kabul, new Afghan strongman Soviet-held cities, cripples that "this Russian He assured the And there also were indications that the shah's troops demonstrators killed by to capital of Kabul said today. Barbak Karinal appeared on television The government also has frozen bank will certainly go Carter would lift the embargo on ship.. overthrow the former message of suffering In the struggle to It was the first confirmed clash bet- Wednesday for the first time since the accounts. the U.N. We will certainly do whatever ment of military equipment to Pakistan, regime. ween Russian soldiers and the regular Sovietbacked coup Installed him in power The measures apparently are aimed at which could be caught up in the Soviet Waldheim returned to his helicopter we can. I assure you." last Thursday. preventing funds from reaching the sweep. The cripples moaned and cried as Afghan army. after a brief survey of the burial place There also were reports that advance In another development, the Russian tribal insurgents who still control much Diplomats in Kabul said Soviet troops and flew back to Tehran for talks with WaicLetin spoke. A man wearing a white Moslem death shroud appeared before elements of the Invading Russian army ruble has been declared the official of the rugged countryside, dominated by battle 1 against regular Afghan governGhotbzadeh. ment troops who refused to accept the After the talks, he met at the former the U.N. chief and waved the Iranian reached the Pakistan border along the currency in Afghanistan, replacing the mountains and deserts. major artery between the two countries. afghanl as legal tender, reports from the In Washington, President Carter new president in Jalalabad. CETA Workers Lo- se Jobs In Advisory Council Vote A shifting of money allocations under pmpbelupbenin PLAZA,' "wbatóer You Need... ills 11W ftr ' Afghan Troops Battle Russians - San Francisco's leedy Ten- wbiwe 8A IS CHICKEN DAY his çln4nd.bsr.4t campaign from a penthouse gallery In ''" "4 WEDNESDAY, ___ U , - lAke other political can. (ldIWs, Abolafia does have sune 1111*1 to bkis. 115 hu nov.r really been esut cornpletely uncovered during Intervlewsorinfrootola comem J ___ . nf wIIth', 'iwLI -• "I'm working towards an W411111,111111111111 STATE ____ In •h •' " All field trips, except those related to nature study or Seminole School Board member Roland Williams' proposal athletics, will be curtained in response to uncertainty about the Wednesday night that the school board meet regularly in the school system's gas allotment, Superintendent of Schools south end of the county to make it easier for citizens there to William P. Layer announced Wednesday. attend was met with no approval. School officials are unsure how much gas will be allocated "The novelty of this wears off," said board member Allan F. from Chevron Cor., the school systems fuel supplier. Keeth. "Then we've got conflict with other facilities and ad. The school system has been told it will get for January the ditional expense. When we've got this board room here same amount of gas It used .in January 1978, said Purchasing designed for our purpose." Agent Don Coleman. Board member Robert G. Feather also nixed the proposal. "But there are discrepancies in the figures," Coleman said. "There's not a citizen here,' he pointed out. "The staff lives "Everytime we contact them the figures change." in Sanford. Why drive to the south end of the county We have The Chevron supply terminal outside of Orlando, he said, moved there at times when the matter concerns them. That's reports that Seminole County schools will get 44,400 gallons for enough." the month of January. "If that's how the board feels about it, I won't even make a School board figures state that 52,000 gallons were used in motion," Williams said, January, 1978, Coleman said. And the estimated need this month, he added, Is 59,750 gallons. worked out today or tomorrow. He said, for instance, the "I think I'm on firm ground to say that the cutback in field company shows a zero allocation for September 1980. trips will In no way cover that difference," Coleman said. "We know we used gas in September 1978, so that's obviously We know we are going to get the 44,000 gallons, he said, but an error," he said. until Chevron provides more concrete figures the possibility of Another gas supplier "probably would be impossible" to find obtaining more gas for January remains unknown. at this time, Coleman said. Even if one were found, he said, it "We don't know when the problems will arise. It could be in would be risky to have two suppliers. the middle or near the end of January," he said, "But no If there were difficulties, Chevron could always tell us to get matter what, we will be running Into difficulties." gas from our other supplier, he said. The school transportation system currently uses 8,000 The type of trips that will be eliminated, for now, Layer said, gallons of gas per week at Its main garage and there are three include visits to the Loch Haven Art Museum, John Young other fueling locations, Coleman said. Science Center, Cape Canaveral, St. Augustine for historical He said he hopes the discrepancies with Chevron will be study and Sea World for biological study. Waldheim Braves -Mob, Threats In Iran Cemetery his eampsign. 6:30 (4) NEWS - Ka Is nuatNi:niuukia VA N - under stand why Hanes drove his vehicle across the tracks, Bernosky said. A DeLand trucker suffered head Injuries Wednesday af"He's only alive because of where the train hit him," Berternoon when his rock-filled truck was hit by a fast-moving nosky said, explaining the train hit at the point where the passenger train at 25th Street In Sanford. tractor and trailer joined, throwing the cab Into a signal pole Police report none of the passengers or crew members on the and the fully loaded trailer farther down the tracks. train, heading Into Sanford from Tampa at 55 miles per hour He estimated the truck, bound for Rinker Materials Corp., suffered any injuries. James Francis Hanes of DeLand, the directly across the tracks on 25th Street, suffered about $30,000 truck driver, was listed In satisfactory condition with a con- worth of damage. cussion and scalp cuts at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Damage estimates to Seaboard Coast Line equipment have Witnesses say the truck slowed down before crossing the not yet been completed by the railroad, but Bernosky tracks, possibly even stopping first, said Sanford Patrolman estimated the two engines pulling the train suffered between Bob Bernosky. They disagree on whether the signal lights were $50,000 and $100,000 damage, flashing at the time, but two, in cars behind the truck, claim Passengers on the train, a regularly scheduled run from they could see and hear the train approaching and did not Tampa to Jacksonville, remained on board after the accident, Sipmde his ideen about the 540 •@ROLSUTTANC future ol America UfOugha Knit SuIt _- ' By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer All Board Won't Move Meetings I eleand T Abolafis says he wants to 4:30 - / ___ 4:00 iNcvowEi 0.AscALS THE LITTLE (7)0 MEWJ GRIFFIN (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (17)SPEcTREMAN • ( ' IRS 5U11 idlilils Herald Staff Writer D SANFRANCISCO(UPI)— I 11 By DIANE PETRYK with rocks, was thrown farther down the track and off to the side. Ills not yet known how much damage was done to the Seaboard Coast Line engine (right) which struck the truck, although the two engines on the train had to replaced and left in Sanford before It could continue its journey North to Jacksonville. Presidential candidate Louis Abolafla is packing his bags (LD13511OREAMOFJEANNIE and heading for the New © 17 THE OIGGLUNORTHampshire Democratic FlHOTEL mary —but hels leaving most 300 of his clothes at home. (7) '0 GENERAL HOSPITAL For Abolalia, the Nudist candidate for president, that's 3:30 (1)0 ONE DAY ATA TIME (N) only way to go, even to New Hampshire In wintertime. (1]) (35) BANANA 5jJ$ ', \ I I lUll Is MS Ilivilig SB Gas Crunch Stalls School Field Trips Sanford firemen wet down the wreckage of a truck, hit by an Amtrak train Wednesday, afteinoon at 25th Street, (top). While the truck's cab was thrown Into a signal pole, the trailer, loaded HER WORLD (4) (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT T1s1y$iSfI4 fSIS Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents HoraId Photos by Tom Netsol Candidate Suit Yourself Sal. dSavei_ 4(10) CELEBRATION OF. STRAUSS Combination i iii 72nd Year, No. 315—Thursday, January 3,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 0 6:55 8(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 eies v I'd too big for the four of us. But York "In New sometimes have three or four home is home and It was an modeling sessions in one day, emotional thing with us. "We had garage sales and going from one to the other by did everything we could to myself. I was never afraid bring in money. The girls and! didn't have any trouble worked as models and acriding subways. tresses. I managed their "It all depends on your attitude. If a girl looks like she careers, somewfles PULUZIS knows what she's doing and them all to work In the same where she's going she doesn't project. I never have to worry.. "Now! handle 60 kids back make eye contact with east and things are a whole lot anyone. better for us. I didn't like the 64! felt safer walking the idea of bringing Felice out streets of New York than . here for a TV series. But it's a out here. I like being in- wonderful opportunity for and self-sufficient, d her. And she loves the work." That's how Mom has raised ,The Facts of Life," which me. "But now I have a guardian NBC will launch as a weekly on the set every day. They series In March, made Its treat me more like a little kid debut in four episodes than they do in New York. I summer. have a tutor with the other six Felice who admits she girls In the cast. Back home I already is lonesome for her gotoa private school — I'm in sisters and friends, said, "I've my junior year — which I like only been here two weeks bUt a lot better." i can't wait to get home. Suzanne explained she and "I'm not putting Hollywood her daughters survived some difficulttimes emotionally down. I love the weather, the and financially after the fresh fruit, swimming and roller skating and the college divorce, "There were times about boys In Westwood. The series five years ago when we had no is a learning experience for, heat In the house," she said. me and Important to my "Sure it has 22 rooms and Is career. By VERNON SCOTI' (Ii) (35) TOM AND JERRY (1)0(DONEWS i 'IT'S HONEY DIPflD" lIp111=0 Fri. 1$51. CSSti5 $zlO,a IN 1I:$a.es. -,a. 1111111110111'readAve. NNWyU the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) program appruved today means three persons Will lose full-time 1011 afld Um others willlowpafl.tJme employment at Semi le Community College. However, the $100,000, which had been used for those salaries and materials, will be channeled into vocational ciasseoosn training for 38 eligible lowincome or unemployed persons, said L.onud Carswell, director of the cosdy's CETA program, lbs executive conwilttee of the Prime Spom.r Advisory Council (SAC) for the Seminole County CETA program voted today to cancel at the end olFebruarya contract it has had with Srnlnole — .— fl_a - - -, - a.'. .-* •. - ...... ...... Russians Call Carter Hypocrite MOSCOW (UP!) — The Soviet Union today attacked President Carter personally, saying his condemnation of the Russian invasion of Afghanistan "breaks all records of hypocrisy," conununity College to provide testing to determine aptitudes for job training. An Instructor, a para. and a technician were employed full-time at the college in the asaesnent program as well as three pss-t4üne pernm Mile PSAS is an ad- "The U.S. president maliciously at- tacked the Soviet Union's policy, distorted its essence and meaning," the official Tess news agency said in the first direct response to Carter's televised remarks on Tuesday. "He spoke about some Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and threatened serious political consequences and actions," the article said. The Tess story, authored by political observer Vladimir Goncharov, repeated the Soviet position that it was merely responding to Afghanistan's request for military and economic aid when it sent an estimated 50,000 troops. Russell Moncrief, the college's representative on thc PSAC and the college's director of occupation education, said the Individualized Maepoer Training System program at the college will contintw. But, he said, the formal pork for. the CETA program, dons under the contract, will cease the end of Feheusry. ,we Mill intend to. cooperate with the CETA office," Mief said. —DONNA Effn - -. — __. - .............. *4.. . ......., - .. ................. .'- -. - -. -- ................ - - -. • •S. • — . . •. O jaii (41k 404 It. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1980. 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Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1960 16=Year=Old To Star' ii TONIGHT'S TV 7:30 TODAY (7) 0 GOOD AMERICA • MORNING N in tI ew 800) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Poidark" Ross accom- panies Trencrom's smugglers In an attempt to find Mark DanII mrwl ,n..Ihka -- ,yy, .a.i. .... (Part 14 of 16) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS OCU NEWS DØABCNEWS CI]) 1351ANDY GRIFFITH (12317 IM NEWHART Bob joins the firm of a much travelid, swinging psychiatrist, 7:00 *3(4) THREE'S A CROWD (I)0 P.M. MAGAZINE new production of Gounod's opera about an aged philoso. pher who sells his soul to the devil In return for youth and the love of a woman. (123(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Your Obedient Servant" Hudson's secretive behavior arouses suspicion until it is discovered that hit brother and family have sud denly arrivqd in London. 9:00 8(3D DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold somehow gets the - misconception that both Kimberly and Mrs. Garrettare pregnant from eating salmon (A) (14(10), MACNEIL I LEHRER • (5)0 MOVIE "Ohms" (Prem. REPORT isie) Ralph Waite, Davic Birney. A farmer organizes his (121(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is injured and hospitalized neighbors to combat a local while witnessing acrime. power company planning to run a potentially dangerous 7:30 million-volt power line through @ TIC TAC DOUGH their area. (1)0 NEWLYWED GAME CHARLIE'S ANGELS (7) 0 HOLLYWOOD The Angels join forces with a SOURER mysterious and powerful being (ID (35) MAUDE Maude has to save Tiffany's best friend the time of her life fixing up from a horrifying murder. blind dates for Vivian with eve(3) DINAHI & FRIENDS ry available loser in town. Cohost: Don Meredith. Guests: (10) DICK CAVETI -.....'.J,uuuII, ,,wum iuu'i Guests: Th. Heath Brothers, Acrobats & Magicians of jazz musicians who have Taiwan. John Conies. Jeanperforming with the greats since the late '40$. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY FUNNY BUSINESS While driving Mr. Munson. cab. Archie is held upbyavery ir'• '" special kind of gunman. CDO JOKER'S WILD (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Jewel thieves pursue Fred when they think he has abandoned their jewels. (Part 2) Michel Cousteau. Willard Bascom. Tony Delia. 2) (17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Auburn vs. Kentucky Karl Maiden, Mel TilIis. 5)0 BLACK SHEEP SQUAD. RON Pappy tries to impress his angered superiors by leading his flyers into an aerial attack on a vital Japanese radar system. (7)CLOVE BOAT 'Message For Maureen" Brenda Bonet. Bill Bixby; "The Acapulco Connection" Charo; "Gotcha" Milton Berle. (R) (lID (35) WILD, WILD WEST Civil War hero James West is chosen by President Grant to capture or kill a ruthless guer. rilia leader. (12) (17) MOVIE "Castle On The Hudson" (1940) John Garfield, Ann Sheridan. An overly trusting warden allows an inmate to visit his invalid girlfriend 9:30 flc4)JOE'S WORLD A curvaceous newcomer (Misty Rowe) on Joe's painting crew proves she's not just one of the boys when she begins nursing her baby during breaks. 10:00 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Jill Clay. burgh. Guest: Leon Redbone. (R) (DO VEGAS 10:30 ID (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 )0(7)0 NEWS fl) (35 BENNY HILL 4 10 MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" When an impoverIshed chauffeur inherits 30.000 pounds from his mistress, her disinherited nephew takes on the task of turning the young man into a proper gentleman. (Part 3 of 16) (123(17) LAST OF THE WILD 110 0 (1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Eubie Blake. 12:37 CD 0 BARETTA The death of a policeman leads Baratta mb an investigation of the strange alliance between a judge and a mobster. (R) I 'fl'LJ45Dy I MORNING 5:00 CD 0 THE FBI 5:30 () 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE by Roger BolIen -_....-----.... TO AN E'E?4 (4) REAL PEOPLE Sub- acts include Playboy's 25th anniversary party, a Nielsen family In Utah, a hollering contest, lb. behavior patterns of birds and animals, U.S. Air Foice pilots who pose as Russian fliers and a convention of Edsel car owners. (A) (1)0 YOUNG MAVERICK An unscrupulous and dangerous gambler (James Wood.) decides todo anything to win a • I '3• t• ti (1)0 HEALTH FIELD I'EW '1EAI/ (1)0 SUNRISE () (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 0 (4) COUNTRY ROADS • . .' / 6:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN (12) (17) NEWS C -, ••,•, -. •' ':: 6:45 (10) A.M. WEATHER , - PUgh.slak.s poker gains which also Involves Ben. (Conclusion) (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nancy and Elizabeth are shocked to discover that Mary is in love with a married man and Joann4 brings ins camera crew to film a documentary on the Brsd$ords. (A) • 6:00 *3 @i EARLY DAY GOOD I MORNING CD FLORIDA 7.00 (4) TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS (7) '0 GOOD MORNING _____ ____ (111(35) JIM ROCKFORD ____ 7:25 "Second Chan"" (10) GREAT PERFOR. 0(3) TODAY IN FLORIDA (D 0 GOOD MORNING MANCI$ "Faust" The Lyric ' $ ," FLORIDA Opera of Chicago performs a HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Felice Schachter is genuinely 8:00 sweet 16, an unspoiled child (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1]) (35) BULL WINKLE actress who stars In "The 4 10 OVER EASY Facts of Life," a new TV 8:25 sales about hijinks In a girl's TODAY _.IN FLORIDA - boarding school. ! ( 5 GOOD MORNING Felice has been an actress FLORIDA since she was three months 8:30 Old, making her debut in a B (4) TODAY television soap commercial, MORNING Cl) o GOOD From infancy, through AMERICA childhood to the present, (17) ROMPER ROOM Felice seldom has been out of 9:00 the public eye as model and *3 (4) DONAHUE actress. Yet she remains a (5) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS mannered d quiet, faultlessly (7)0 MOVIE young lady who hasn't lost the (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 10 MASTERPIECE THEcapacity to blush. ATRE She was born and reared In (12) (17) LUCY SHOW Queens, N.Y., and is trying to 9:30 adjust to an entirely new (B(35)1 LOVE LUCY lifestyle as a bachelor girl in (12) ( 17) GREEN ACRES Hollywood. 10:00 Her mother, Suzanne 0(4) CARD SHARKS Schachter, Is divorced from I1D 35)PTLCLUB Felice's father and runs 10 MASTERPIECE THE. SUzelle Enterprises, a sucAIRS cessful management corn(17)MoVIe pany for young performers. 1030 Suzanne, a native New H LLY 0 Yorker herself, Is a life-long SQUARES Francophile which doubtless CID WHEWI explains the names of her 10:55 three daughters. In addition CD CBS NEWS to Felice, there Is Simone, 14, 11:00 and Janine, 12, both actresses (3(A) HIGH ROLLERS and models. () (B THE PRICE tS RIGHT ) LAVERNE III, SHIRLEY Because Suzanne's business (R) and the 22-room family home 9 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY are j New York, It was (A) mama necessary for 11:30 Schachter to allow Felice to '0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE oit alone - with a long-time 7)O FAMILY FEUD Iamliyfriendaschaperone — in a Hollywood apartment. AFTERNOON Despite her youth, Felice 12:00 a fair-skinned brunette with 0 (A) MINDREADERS expressive brown eyes (1)0 CD 0 NEWS framed by thick black lashes 11) (35) LEAVEIT TO BEAVER - is an independent. 2 (10) SESAME STREET youngster who has taken 12:30 subways to work assignments *3 @ NEWS (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- In New York since she was 12. ROW She is amused and a bit Cl) 0 RYAN'S HOPE frustrated by the pampered treatment given child per100 @3 DAYS OF OUR LIVES formers in Hollywood. (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE California laws allow her to RESTLESS work only four hours a day (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN with three hours devoted to (I]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE school and another hour to (10) GREAT PERFOR- recreation. MANCE8 "I'm used to working eight i:o U hours a day," Felice IM& s much rather pitch (1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS in and get the work done as (0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH quickly as possible. 2.00 *3(3) THE DOCTORS MCONELIFETOLIVE 0D (35) GONER PYLE Reveals 2:25 tl2) (17) NEWS The 4 F1=4 . I Will In rrii 0 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) • GD _ " ____ - - BEWITCHED ID (?5) BUGS RUNNY AND PRIUNOS . , ece Swedish C1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN N (DO THE FAMILY ______________ an ARRMWA sedsNSISIw -- .-. - I -. . -.l where everything Important _______________________ . -MLI ___ bsreneUtotheccuntryo the people can judge what he considers his host credentials, .'.t. - ________ • = *3 .• • derloin district, and he and small _ groW of tsjiineu people that help run — Aesthetic Democracy Where art can flourimb," Abolefla roclalmed ata recent fund. raiser he called the NUdid _ .,; ...'.'. Abod Me campaign no anon, he says, "It bares the fact dot I he" withing to hide. It Is also a way to run and not upend too much ..• i FAMUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pisces ses dipped fried Wall tisNe' Mecelie. "myepes rIwe$t, ' ALLvoRoNII$ oJiaJcIil VALUE $3.I • ISedAIyWidniudiy - pmiwvod _ maw PS MWOM SAIDIN O DIATN - - -. AboWla d is ___ for LeSAIiiilNtIds 'iMilith to 600 WS to W= M"ins . Casselberry Seniors' Complex Wins Federal-State Approval By DONNA ESTES Hurt In Train Crash Herald Staff Writer another $150,000 next year. In addition, the city of Casselberry Federal-state approval was received by the city of has budgeted $25,000 for the project this year and pledged Casselberry today for a $265,000 grant for the construction of another $10,000 next year. The board of county commissioners the proposed Casselberry Senior Citizen Multi-Purpose Center. has pledged a total of $25,000 over a two-year period. The center is to be built on a three-acre tract at Secret Lake Furino said the first segment to be completed is arPark. chitectural engineering, expected to take two-to-three months, Construction Is expected to begin In April. The planned structure will be 5,625 square feet. The building Bruce Furino, Casselberry grants coordinator, received will have a large main room with movable partitions to screet word of the funding approval by the U.S.. Department of off various activities when needed. Health, Education and Welfare through the state Department Programs to operate from the facility are to include the of Health and Rehabilitative Services and the Area Agency on Seminole Federation of Senior Citizens "Project OASIS" the Aging. (Older Americans Service in Seminole), which provides Furino said Sen. John Vogt will make the formal an. services for seniors; the Meals on Wheels program and a nouncernent and present a state contract to the city at a Seminole County day care geriatric center, ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday at the park. The shell of the building is expected to be completed and Total funding over a two-year period for the center, In the open in September, Furino said. Construction then will get planning stages for the past year, is $323,000. Funding from the underway to complete the interior of the building and to add federal government in two stages totals $115,000 this year and recreational amenities. flag. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — U.N. Waldheim were "rather frank and to the Ministry officials who apparently joined The U.N. leader and Ghotbzadeh met Related Story, Page :IA The U.N. leader made the visits despite point and exposed our grievances toward Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, him and Ghotbzadeh during their meet. at the Foreign Ministry for two hours and undaunted by a reported plot against his officers' club adjacent to the Foreign a report by the foreign minister that the United States and the shah." 40 minutes after Waldheim briefly visited lug today. Ministry with about 300 victim of authorities had "foiled" a plot against his life, braved an angry demonstration by Ghotzebhdeh, speaking on the NBC Asked about the possibility of another Tehran's Behesht-e Zehra Cemetery hundreds of chanting Iranians today to reported atrocities by the shah's police. life. Today program, said It did not matter meeting later in the day with Ayatollah south of the capital "to pay homage to Nearly 40 revolutionary guards After his new meeting with Ghotb- whether Waldheim is able to produce Ruhollah Khomeini Waldheim said: visit a cemetery containing graves of martyrs of the Islamic revolution," the carrying automatic weapons guarded his zadeh, Waldheim said: "I feel that after progress in his mission by a U.N.-set dissidents killed by the shah's troops. This matter is in the hands of the state radio reported. the meeting with officials of the Foreign Monday deadline "because any Iranian government." The U.N. chief then met anew with route, Waldheim's visit to the cemetery was Waldheim was led onto a platform, Ministry we have made some progress," threatened economic sanctions will not Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbaadeh Waldheim said tie was "very im- arranged as part of a government plan to and reported "some progress" In his where a man handed him a 3-year-old Waldheim said, pressed" by arrangeme 's made For his highlight reported atrocities by the affect us whatsoever." consultations In behalf of the 50 male child whose arms, he said, were Ghotzebhdeh said his talks with Waldheim did not Identify the Foreign visit to Iran. deposed shah. amputated by the shah's police to extract Americans held hostage for the 61st day. a confession from the child's father. Earlier Waldheim flew by helicopter to The child began crying and Waldheim the Behesht-e Zehre cemetery 10 miles handed it back to the man. Waldheim told hundred away. A crowd of several demonstrators gathered Inside the the gathering, "Lit me say I am shocked cemetery and chanted, "Death to Car. by what I am seeing here. 66! see what your people have suffered ter! Death to the shah!" as the helicopter KABUL, Afghanistan (UP!) — Soviet Another Soviet armored thrust headed Pakistan newspaper Jang and travelers Wednesday recalled Ambassador under the previous regime. We have landed. oops in tr towar Afghanistan battled rebe ll ing ds the province of Paktla, which from Kabul said. Thoas m Watson from Moscow in a Security agents quickly whisked, heard all this but, believe me, seeing all also in a key provincial city borders Pakistan, the Press Trust of They said the ruble was being used in gesture of displeasure over the Soviet iis mutilation of human beings is heart- Afghan troops Waldheim Into a police car which drove near Pakistan in a drive to consolidate India said, all official and business transactions in invasion of Afghanistan. breaking," Waldheim said. the U.N. thief to a block of graves of rule, Western diplomats In the In Kabul, new Afghan strongman Soviet-held cities, cripples that "this Russian He assured the And there also were indications that the shah's troops demonstrators killed by to capital of Kabul said today. Barbak Karinal appeared on television The government also has frozen bank will certainly go Carter would lift the embargo on ship.. overthrow the former message of suffering In the struggle to It was the first confirmed clash bet- Wednesday for the first time since the accounts. the U.N. We will certainly do whatever ment of military equipment to Pakistan, regime. ween Russian soldiers and the regular Sovietbacked coup Installed him in power The measures apparently are aimed at which could be caught up in the Soviet Waldheim returned to his helicopter we can. I assure you." last Thursday. preventing funds from reaching the sweep. The cripples moaned and cried as Afghan army. after a brief survey of the burial place There also were reports that advance In another development, the Russian tribal insurgents who still control much Diplomats in Kabul said Soviet troops and flew back to Tehran for talks with WaicLetin spoke. A man wearing a white Moslem death shroud appeared before elements of the Invading Russian army ruble has been declared the official of the rugged countryside, dominated by battle 1 against regular Afghan governGhotbzadeh. ment troops who refused to accept the After the talks, he met at the former the U.N. chief and waved the Iranian reached the Pakistan border along the currency in Afghanistan, replacing the mountains and deserts. major artery between the two countries. afghanl as legal tender, reports from the In Washington, President Carter new president in Jalalabad. CETA Workers Lo- se Jobs In Advisory Council Vote A shifting of money allocations under pmpbelupbenin PLAZA,' "wbatóer You Need... ills 11W ftr ' Afghan Troops Battle Russians - San Francisco's leedy Ten- wbiwe 8A IS CHICKEN DAY his çln4nd.bsr.4t campaign from a penthouse gallery In ''" "4 WEDNESDAY, ___ U , - lAke other political can. (ldIWs, Abolafia does have sune 1111*1 to bkis. 115 hu nov.r really been esut cornpletely uncovered during Intervlewsorinfrootola comem J ___ . nf wIIth', 'iwLI -• "I'm working towards an W411111,111111111111 STATE ____ In •h •' " All field trips, except those related to nature study or Seminole School Board member Roland Williams' proposal athletics, will be curtained in response to uncertainty about the Wednesday night that the school board meet regularly in the school system's gas allotment, Superintendent of Schools south end of the county to make it easier for citizens there to William P. Layer announced Wednesday. attend was met with no approval. School officials are unsure how much gas will be allocated "The novelty of this wears off," said board member Allan F. from Chevron Cor., the school systems fuel supplier. Keeth. "Then we've got conflict with other facilities and ad. The school system has been told it will get for January the ditional expense. When we've got this board room here same amount of gas It used .in January 1978, said Purchasing designed for our purpose." Agent Don Coleman. Board member Robert G. Feather also nixed the proposal. "But there are discrepancies in the figures," Coleman said. "There's not a citizen here,' he pointed out. "The staff lives "Everytime we contact them the figures change." in Sanford. Why drive to the south end of the county We have The Chevron supply terminal outside of Orlando, he said, moved there at times when the matter concerns them. That's reports that Seminole County schools will get 44,400 gallons for enough." the month of January. "If that's how the board feels about it, I won't even make a School board figures state that 52,000 gallons were used in motion," Williams said, January, 1978, Coleman said. And the estimated need this month, he added, Is 59,750 gallons. worked out today or tomorrow. He said, for instance, the "I think I'm on firm ground to say that the cutback in field company shows a zero allocation for September 1980. trips will In no way cover that difference," Coleman said. "We know we used gas in September 1978, so that's obviously We know we are going to get the 44,000 gallons, he said, but an error," he said. until Chevron provides more concrete figures the possibility of Another gas supplier "probably would be impossible" to find obtaining more gas for January remains unknown. at this time, Coleman said. Even if one were found, he said, it "We don't know when the problems will arise. It could be in would be risky to have two suppliers. the middle or near the end of January," he said, "But no If there were difficulties, Chevron could always tell us to get matter what, we will be running Into difficulties." gas from our other supplier, he said. The school transportation system currently uses 8,000 The type of trips that will be eliminated, for now, Layer said, gallons of gas per week at Its main garage and there are three include visits to the Loch Haven Art Museum, John Young other fueling locations, Coleman said. Science Center, Cape Canaveral, St. Augustine for historical He said he hopes the discrepancies with Chevron will be study and Sea World for biological study. Waldheim Braves -Mob, Threats In Iran Cemetery his eampsign. 6:30 (4) NEWS - Ka Is nuatNi:niuukia VA N - under stand why Hanes drove his vehicle across the tracks, Bernosky said. A DeLand trucker suffered head Injuries Wednesday af"He's only alive because of where the train hit him," Berternoon when his rock-filled truck was hit by a fast-moving nosky said, explaining the train hit at the point where the passenger train at 25th Street In Sanford. tractor and trailer joined, throwing the cab Into a signal pole Police report none of the passengers or crew members on the and the fully loaded trailer farther down the tracks. train, heading Into Sanford from Tampa at 55 miles per hour He estimated the truck, bound for Rinker Materials Corp., suffered any injuries. James Francis Hanes of DeLand, the directly across the tracks on 25th Street, suffered about $30,000 truck driver, was listed In satisfactory condition with a con- worth of damage. cussion and scalp cuts at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Damage estimates to Seaboard Coast Line equipment have Witnesses say the truck slowed down before crossing the not yet been completed by the railroad, but Bernosky tracks, possibly even stopping first, said Sanford Patrolman estimated the two engines pulling the train suffered between Bob Bernosky. They disagree on whether the signal lights were $50,000 and $100,000 damage, flashing at the time, but two, in cars behind the truck, claim Passengers on the train, a regularly scheduled run from they could see and hear the train approaching and did not Tampa to Jacksonville, remained on board after the accident, Sipmde his ideen about the 540 •@ROLSUTTANC future ol America UfOugha Knit SuIt _- ' By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer All Board Won't Move Meetings I eleand T Abolafis says he wants to 4:30 - / ___ 4:00 iNcvowEi 0.AscALS THE LITTLE (7)0 MEWJ GRIFFIN (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (17)SPEcTREMAN • ( ' IRS 5U11 idlilils Herald Staff Writer D SANFRANCISCO(UPI)— I 11 By DIANE PETRYK with rocks, was thrown farther down the track and off to the side. Ills not yet known how much damage was done to the Seaboard Coast Line engine (right) which struck the truck, although the two engines on the train had to replaced and left in Sanford before It could continue its journey North to Jacksonville. Presidential candidate Louis Abolafla is packing his bags (LD13511OREAMOFJEANNIE and heading for the New © 17 THE OIGGLUNORTHampshire Democratic FlHOTEL mary —but hels leaving most 300 of his clothes at home. (7) '0 GENERAL HOSPITAL For Abolalia, the Nudist candidate for president, that's 3:30 (1)0 ONE DAY ATA TIME (N) only way to go, even to New Hampshire In wintertime. (1]) (35) BANANA 5jJ$ ', \ I I lUll Is MS Ilivilig SB Gas Crunch Stalls School Field Trips Sanford firemen wet down the wreckage of a truck, hit by an Amtrak train Wednesday, afteinoon at 25th Street, (top). While the truck's cab was thrown Into a signal pole, the trailer, loaded HER WORLD (4) (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT T1s1y$iSfI4 fSIS Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents HoraId Photos by Tom Netsol Candidate Suit Yourself Sal. dSavei_ 4(10) CELEBRATION OF. STRAUSS Combination i iii 72nd Year, No. 315—Thursday, January 3,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 0 6:55 8(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 eies v I'd too big for the four of us. But York "In New sometimes have three or four home is home and It was an modeling sessions in one day, emotional thing with us. "We had garage sales and going from one to the other by did everything we could to myself. I was never afraid bring in money. The girls and! didn't have any trouble worked as models and acriding subways. tresses. I managed their "It all depends on your attitude. If a girl looks like she careers, somewfles PULUZIS knows what she's doing and them all to work In the same where she's going she doesn't project. I never have to worry.. "Now! handle 60 kids back make eye contact with east and things are a whole lot anyone. better for us. I didn't like the 64! felt safer walking the idea of bringing Felice out streets of New York than . here for a TV series. But it's a out here. I like being in- wonderful opportunity for and self-sufficient, d her. And she loves the work." That's how Mom has raised ,The Facts of Life," which me. "But now I have a guardian NBC will launch as a weekly on the set every day. They series In March, made Its treat me more like a little kid debut in four episodes than they do in New York. I summer. have a tutor with the other six Felice who admits she girls In the cast. Back home I already is lonesome for her gotoa private school — I'm in sisters and friends, said, "I've my junior year — which I like only been here two weeks bUt a lot better." i can't wait to get home. Suzanne explained she and "I'm not putting Hollywood her daughters survived some difficulttimes emotionally down. I love the weather, the and financially after the fresh fruit, swimming and roller skating and the college divorce, "There were times about boys In Westwood. The series five years ago when we had no is a learning experience for, heat In the house," she said. me and Important to my "Sure it has 22 rooms and Is career. By VERNON SCOTI' (Ii) (35) TOM AND JERRY (1)0(DONEWS i 'IT'S HONEY DIPflD" lIp111=0 Fri. 1$51. CSSti5 $zlO,a IN 1I:$a.es. -,a. 1111111110111'readAve. NNWyU the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) program appruved today means three persons Will lose full-time 1011 afld Um others willlowpafl.tJme employment at Semi le Community College. However, the $100,000, which had been used for those salaries and materials, will be channeled into vocational ciasseoosn training for 38 eligible lowincome or unemployed persons, said L.onud Carswell, director of the cosdy's CETA program, lbs executive conwilttee of the Prime Spom.r Advisory Council (SAC) for the Seminole County CETA program voted today to cancel at the end olFebruarya contract it has had with Srnlnole — .— fl_a - - -, - a.'. .-* •. - ...... ...... Russians Call Carter Hypocrite MOSCOW (UP!) — The Soviet Union today attacked President Carter personally, saying his condemnation of the Russian invasion of Afghanistan "breaks all records of hypocrisy," conununity College to provide testing to determine aptitudes for job training. An Instructor, a para. and a technician were employed full-time at the college in the asaesnent program as well as three pss-t4üne pernm Mile PSAS is an ad- "The U.S. president maliciously at- tacked the Soviet Union's policy, distorted its essence and meaning," the official Tess news agency said in the first direct response to Carter's televised remarks on Tuesday. "He spoke about some Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and threatened serious political consequences and actions," the article said. The Tess story, authored by political observer Vladimir Goncharov, repeated the Soviet position that it was merely responding to Afghanistan's request for military and economic aid when it sent an estimated 50,000 troops. Russell Moncrief, the college's representative on thc PSAC and the college's director of occupation education, said the Individualized Maepoer Training System program at the college will contintw. But, he said, the formal pork for. the CETA program, dons under the contract, will cease the end of Feheusry. ,we Mill intend to. cooperate with the CETA office," Mief said. —DONNA Effn - -. — __. - .............. *4.. . ......., - .. ................. .'- -. - -. -- ................ - - -. • •S. • — . . •. O jaii (41k 404 It. �2~-Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan.3, 1 Of 4 Series IN BRIEF Shah Suffers From Disease, Won't Come To U.S.: Farah oars rOSr Pos t By United Press International Gold soared through the $600-an.ounce mark at the opening of trading in London and Zurich today, matChing record tradi ng on the Far East markets. In Zurich, where the markets have been closed since Friday, gold opened at $615 an ounce a historic leap of $98 from the previous close. In London, it Jumped $40 to open at a record $810. Dealers attributed the staggering rises to political unrest in Afghanistan, the recall of the U.S. ambassador from Moscow, and a 30 percent hic"m in the price of Mex,can oil. They predicted the price of gold could rise another $100 per ounce within a few weeks. iJ "The needs Of other schools are paramount over Wood. - _____ resum - AREA DEATH. - lands," School Superintend- c attanooga, Thm,, she lived Crlppin Road. Sanford. is did J4 Mdoird for dis pid 54 Tunclay will be of .10 Church with Fr. Leroy D. MW Episcopal awch and Ord Gairdin Club, She w a retired Registered N.'.e. h. is survived by ,a d fighter, Mrs. Michael L er1r, Miami; two eons, K nberly Pope and F. Usc. Pops Jr., Clear. I t;five andthlldian aid a rç a d bi d Oaklown Memorial Park. Funers r _•pIs • Some - - -. Mis-Matched • Some Luxury Quilts •Some Stripes, Prints and Damasks •All First Quality •All Super Values! v. • ONCE-A-YEAR CLEAROUT! 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Thu., although Don J 30% to 50% off select group of sheets and pillow cases •- Jan. 15, the Seminole County Commbialon will hold public hearings to discuss the possible sale or lease at Seminole Memorial Hospital. now Mom, Dad, all the kids. Everybody gets great savings at our family shoo-in. Dress classics for men In smooth sleek leathers. High fashion stings, slides, pumps for women come In exciting new colors. Grown-up styles for girls and boys. Lots of casual, play, and active sport shoes Included. . - .. Herald Staff WrW 30% to 50% off family shoes. ()[)DS & ENDS Sea4 *AOL ==O"on=dd -. & - i4 s. . The boopill,al AMA, 11111118 Ll Y - SSI t t SANFORD was fX0* are W11111111111 Funeral ams Is In et rs Oft arrangom Hea s. BR1DCTS - PHONE 322.7O 242$ PARK AVE. • POPS, MRS. DOROTHY M. Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy M. Pops. 0.of louts!. I __ Hearings Set - Fun.ralNotk. "x ithM.D; W A I "d make their MR&DOHOThYPOPE Dorothy M. Pope, Route 2, Cripp&n Road, other opt ions under consideration, said they in. cluded-Cutting back or halting several bilateral transportation agreements with the Soviets, including a maritime agreement already in force allowing Soviet ships to load and unload directly at -Reducing the level of diplomatic exchanges with the Soviet Union, including cultural exchanges. -Citing the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan as a major violation of the Helsinki Agreement of 1975, and making it a major Issue at the forthcoming Madrid conference, which will review the Helsinki human rights accord. - * - ent William P. Layer tolo the Parents. Hospital Sued For' Births CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (UP!) The space shuttle Columbia Is ready to try again on a series of mock launching., orbital maneuvers and landings that weri aborted before Qrlstznas because of computer problems. "We are hoping to .eth. teat neat week," said George Page, dIrector of shuttle operations at the Kennedy Space Center, Wednesday. WASHINGTON (UP!) Still miffed at the first official move was to recall U.S. Ambassador condemnation of the Soviet Union in the U.N. with the Soviets over a decade," he said, Soviets for their armed intrusion Into Afghanis. Security Council. Thomas J. Watson from Moscow. The official indicated the president has turned tan, President Carter will seek an indefinite "Before this is over they (the Soviets) are going "There is no consideration of a miltary to history books to study the Soviet invasion of Postponement of the Senate's consideration of the new SALT treaty, administration sources say. to realize they made a serious mistake," one aide response at this point," said a White House of- Czechoslavakia in 1968 and the U.S. reaction to it. sairl tidal, who refused to be identified. But he said the There were indications Carter would Lift the The decision to ask for the Postponement was Officials said Carter's feeling "is as strong as president and U.S. allies believe the Soviet Union embargo on shipment of military equipment to, Carter's strongest response to date to the Soviet ever" for the need for nuclear ari-ns controls and "must expect serious consequences for their Pakistan, a neighbor of Afghanistan, that could Intervention. Other retaliatory measures were to he firmly believes the pact is in the interest of actions." be caught up in the Soviet sweep. be announced la ter, na tional security, Diplomatic consultations were under way with There was speculation the United States might One White House aide said the administration's But Carter feels "the Russians by their own several nations for a collective condemnation of halt grain sales to Russia and pull out of this overall response to Moscow would affect U.S.- actions have created a situation which makes it the Soviet action in the United Nations. year's Olympics in Moscow, but some officials Soviet relations for a decade. impossible to bring it (SALT) before the Senate The aide said Carter's series of actions would said these steps were not being considered at this Carter met with his top military and diplomatic now," an official said, become clear in a day or so. The president is time. .advisers Wednesday to set a course of action. His It also was learned the -United States will seek "making decisions that could affect relations Officials, who are familiar with some of the 1 ____ rezoning is expected to send some Woodlands students to less crowded south Seminole schonisth the fall. - Space T.stToResum• _____ '• In Beating Death Of Black hospital employees "engaged In a practice commonly referred to as child swapping." Mrs. Thomason is not convinced the second son she brought home from the hospital is hers. Some hospital records indicate the gave birth toa girl in January o(1977. Request Postponement Of SALT Treaty STERCHI would be an board member Allen F. Keeth said. Board member Robert G. Futher said Ix- voted against the proposal so the portables will not have to be moved again after the school district Is rezoned in March. The Miami Officers Face Court was performed.She halt decided to file suit a&* the hospital aig heir gynecologist, asking that both be forced to help pay for the rearing of her twin boys. She also claims in her suit filed last Thursday that J. To DERMATOLOGY ' number of them that could be used but are not being used at this time.19 Board member Roland V. W1114ims'original motion was to send one portable to Woodlands and two to Red Bug, but it faded bya3tol i ith IN BRIEF never Robert Carter Thursday, Jan. 3, .. FLORIDA lrstayatOrlandoReglonal Medical Center before they could stop him, say deputies, who listed the who broke Into the building between Dec. 30 and following crimes. Wednesday did minor uwue to the building, but took At 2:40 a.m. the burglar struck at 121 Oriente Dr., breaking glass on the carport door of the home of Jerome nothing, the deputies say. The most severe damage was caused by the discharging o one e on a Tesar. He made at least two trips into the house, deputies said, Classroom floor. removing pants and a purse. He awoke an unldinttfled woman - - ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Swmm Thomason thought she was stafted thres yews age when her second son was delivered by Cmsarean section. Two years later, she gave birth to twinL Elementary School wer ransacked over the holiday vacation, ort Seminole deputies, - mar.i ar k MIAMI (UP!) Five police officers charged In ti beating death ofa black Insurance executive whose skull was fractured at the end of a police dun are scheduled to be affaigned today. Ira Diggs, Michael Watts William Hanlon Alex Marrero and SgL Herbert Evans are to appear before Circuit Judge Natalie Baskin. The first four policemen am Charged - with man. slaughter and Evans is accused of teding them to 4 to-, laidiulle - Miller McDuffle, 33, was Injured when' hismoWcye1 crashed. McDuffle, the father offlreechII en,jfl dive days after the Dec. l7chase. pants The Seminole County School The discussion lasted an Board voted unanimously hour and ended with the board Wednesday to send an extra passing 3 to 1 a final motion to portable classroom to Red move just one portable to Red Bug Elementary School to Bug. It will be taken from alleviate overcrowding but Lake Brantley High School, in the house, but deputies report he was able to walk out before denied any portables to where it has been used to she could react Woodlands Elementary. house a learning disabilities -Five minutes later, Salle McPherson and Walter Hauser, Parents of children at- class. retired residents of 157 Pluznosus Dr., were awakened by a tending Woodlands corna flashlight In their faces. Red Bug Elementary man shining plained to the board Again, the thief was able to leave through the carport door, that there School received an additional are a number of portables in n with the start of carrying an unknown amount of cash In Hauser's wallet. the school system that are thestudents -Between 1:30 am. and 5a.m.a thief took about $lljn cash new year . With 200 being used for ieee vital students over design from the home of Arthur Cooms, 120 Hollyhock Dr. Entering ' purposes than theirs. through the garage walk door, the thief took pants and a pose. cRnacity, Red Bu is . parents said overcrowding -Some tlme between 2a.m. and $arn thecounty's most .,[,p.otfJfinis, will force classes Into overcrowded of 124 Hollyhock Dr., was a victim of the thef, who took her school Woodlands auditorium. puree and $12 after entering through the carport door. "If other schools need the DIANE PETRYK portables more, we want them to have them," Mrs. Claudia Burt told the board. "We'll give up our multi- I. "We'll Is pur room and cafeteria. But we believe there are a E'&iiii M VVV AltUrm r0 nte Deputies reported they were able to find some evidence at the crime scenes and have a partial description of the thief. - HOUSEFIRE IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A fire, reportedly started by a heater, did about $2,000 worth of damage to the home of Annie Lowery, at 207 Campello Ave., Altamonte Springs, Wednesday. Sheriff's deputies reported the fire started at about 11:02 a.m. and caused no Injuries. SCHOOL VANDALIZED Five classrooms and the main office of the Woodlands In two cases, the burglar woke his victims, but got away G - f" only valuables, leaving ets Room R d B PARIS Up me de shah of Iran is suf feting from Waldenstroem's disease of the spleen, but under no circumstances will he undergo surgery in the . United States, Empress Farah Diba, the shah's wife, was quoted as saying In an interview, "If an operation must be performed it will be done in Panama and not in the Paris Match magazine. "The shah doesn't want to give any trouble to the U.S. or to President Carter." "Some specialists think an operation to remove spleen, which has increased by a disturbing volume, should be carried out," she said. i_I Strike By DAVID Maji ER Herald Staff WrIt, The Seminole County Sheriff's Department is investigating a series of [ow similar burglaries in Altamonte Springs early Wednesday morning. In each of the four cases, at least one person entered a home through a carport or garage area door and left taking only purees and pants. Once outs, the thief apparently rifled the goods, taking WORLD '.iOiu Burglaries Herald, Sanford, Fl. Afghanistan Invasion Irks President - OPM 1$:3Its It* p.m.$wsy / �- - • - - I - • - ••• - .._•_4• • •• • ••• Evening HemM Around l9-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.90; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.90; Year $47.00. - be First National) In the headed by bankers this year. Janice Springfield executive vice president of Flagship Bank 1Seminole is the first woman president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Faye C. Agoes, chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of Sun Bank of Seminole County took over as president of the Alt ntCasselber' Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 1. Mrs. Springfield, who began her career in banking with Flagship (then Florida State Bank of Sanford) In 1956, Is working toward degree in banking at Rollins College. She has served as chairman of the National Association of Bank Women, Inc. Mid-East Group and president of the Central Florida Chapter of American . of Baiking. She and her husband Wendell have a 10-year-old son Wen. Mrs. Agoes began her banking career in 1947 with First National Bank of Orlando (now Sun 10 4 - '76 Solid Soudi Arabia The Clock ByJANECAS8ELBERRY Saudi Arabia is an oasis of relative calm in the political turmoil that grips the oil-rich states on the Persian Gulf. Saudi Arabia has been a friend to the United States and the Western world throughout the escalating oil war, holding out consistently for restraints in pricing and for responsibility in maintaining production schedules. And Saudi Arabia is an influential friend in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, pumping one-third of the total OPEC output and controling the decisions in five oth er countries ___________________ VIEWPOINT 1A To that produce another one-third. So it is reasonable to believe that covetous eyes have been directed to Saudi Arabia by ideological Crme Keep I foes of the United States. ByROBERT WALTERS As indicated by the disorder in Iran, much of the WASHINGTON (NEA) — "For great unrest on the gulf is immune to outside pressures, OIO1I" X1IIflied the Greek hiStCIlafl tied as it is to ancient rivalries and jealousies and Herodotus, "there are great punishments compounded by religious squabb. from the g"But now that mere mortals It follows that the first priority of U.S. policy are In charge of the criminal justice system, must be to maintain — through political or no ench equities exi*t. ____ milita ry decisions — the present government of Now, has the disparity between Saudi Arabia. and punishment been greater than in the field It is ironic that the Soviet Union, with which the of "white collar" or corporate crime, a United States is trying desperately to seek accord shameful documented In a landypublished by the Justice on strategic aris limitations, may pose the mark report,. greatest threat to U.S. interests in the Persian Dopt'i Law Enforcement Assistance Involving a detailed analysis of the legal such as that which now controls Iran. The United States, unhappily, is nearly shut Out record of the country's 50 largest publicly from establishing its own military bases in the owned corporations In the mid-1970s, shows that chnlng one brief two-yew period more _____ than 60 percent of the__ cororatlens were But the American naval presence in the Indian accused of violating a federal law. Ocean and Arabian Sea is a sobering rem inder ° The aiiegations incluieci serious crimes U.S. military capabilities. It could be the only such as fraudulent securities practices, Inpersuasive force between a stable Saudi Arabia t traud, financial manipulations and a Saudi Arabia gone the way of Iran. advertising mlareprsasntatlon, ___ The presence - must be maIfltaliiid . and ticwnpetltWs PIKtION, alt am water polluttlon, food and drug law violations and the strengthened. payment of flip) kickbacks, rebates and ltII*L "Corporate crime cods Into the billions Of dollars," the report notes, although precise figur es are difficult to obtain. Estimates A brief ceremony at the White House recently range from a Senate IN region VISTA Founding _ celebrated the 15th year of operation of the VISTA billion to the justice Department's P program — a sort of domestic Peace Corps, which protmatim Of sio billia to so biallon. now serve some 2,000 American communities Of wct_, pgg with its 3,400 volunteers. however the comtr IT'& - THE - POLLUTIoN. - IT'& EVEN l4Gft - - . lnf l Unionism S pu rs By LaROY POPE UPI Dulness Writer economic growth in the economy." In the first years of the '80s will resemble between corporat. because It will make times harder for nation's history. workers, Increase their feeling of Insecurity other factors favored a change and make them determined to wring more from the downtrend in union of _____ pay, saving from one to five years at salaries 1Wkwas hicwitwl by do vkUm of as -mp-w aid gruter secu'rity ftm mCI'S convsntional des... Of Cilmi are Audrey Freedman, labor relations tributed to a shift from blue to white collar averaging $317 a month . — sipprox1ittiaWy $W in specialist for the Conference Bard, an in. wodmM geographical Mw shifts and a At first most of the VISTA workers were white, relatively mundm middleclas? college graduates, many of them a typical burglary, $100 in an armed robbery $00 in a larceny case — but _________ thm con, retired but experts at Ir former tasks. But over vand icted Of such crimes are routinely sentenced the years more and more of the volunteers are ts Of five to 10 years or longer. ____ Poor people recruited from the areas in which m conview of Yet White wow they are needed. defrauding, stealing or looting millions of _________ President Carter told the workers who called on dDUErs _______ dependent business research group,. also 'decline of some Of the more traditional s a resurgenceunionmembeirship. e add most She thinks the biggest gain will be In corn- Of these trends may have run their course, merce iiid ftMflCs. Miller said he also feels the '9ianges In the retirement of financial workers union established that labor bosses such as George Meany, could y. lead to a genuine revitalizationoriented businesses that are not now him at the ceremony that he has pledged to "Few meenbers of corporate management Both Miller and Conference Board's unionized and perhaps take over some work- Miss Freedman saidthe they regarded the tidal If continue the program and next year hopes to have ever go to prison, yt," the • 115 fflSfl existing unions With th e report IIYS. 5,000 VISTA workers - the highest level of all ir consent. wave of women entering the labor market as tiese Incarcerated, the longest The Conference Board recently sponsored a favorable rather than unfavorable to union time. ___ seminar of seven industrial labor experts who growth. Both disweed with one a am t VISTA was started in 1964 by President L d(m Prillim tum Were 519,11130ft 111111110001111111 imposed on two executives. These others were came to the conclusion that 1* is going to be economic survey that claimed women by and Johmn as part of his War on Povwty =t= sentaiced to Ok 46 W 30 dqs in pim 7% a tough ym for wodm in On United States large are not much InWrested in unionization fell on hard times during the administrations Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Recently Congress voted to continue the average sentence for the t,ihii( 11 executives was exactly nine days. because of continuing InflAtion Of 10 to 12 because they still look on themselves as percent, a rise In unemployment and "sero temporary workers, and Carrie and Sherry, 4- attach the container's 12 two-ton cylinders to a moved out. The Evers have WAS1UNGION — Of the mswbsr mysteries Of the Turn situation Is the in. volvsmutt of the Palestine Liberation In nmpxrt Of this theory, It should be for the IrnnIns against the United States. _____ pointed Out that some of the so-called students "The PLO puts____ all Its forces, armed and had almost certainly been trained by the unarmed, at the disposal Of Khomeini, to fight (k'gmdzatlon and its crafty leader Yassir Arafat In the embassy __ takse,si and the uptlellm for ti hts. --•, ____ PLO, and even may have been accompanied against, any American Intervention, Inside IntheimwsytavebyyoungpalesHnla't and outside Iran," he_ declared. ____ _____ guerrillas with PLO connections. Uh1L.4Pts Of his aetiem Sums Of my _____ - mediate the abe, as he claIt,d; ethers or. 010111111 the p. )i.tIWs ballyhooed Weather Ms nhe .uIt ___ Thei was_______ also areport, which I have or wher It was ''y a oi bond on three counts of first- degree murder, advised contributions that support each retiree, an I exPectancy. At present, each beneftW.c.1,ã Is supported by an average 33 wagearnsrs, _____ STARSHP ' ROD STEWART 1Ij Greatest Hits Freedom at Point Zero against paying her a visit. "(TheY said) It would be 1' ' probably would do some- NATIONAL REPORT: HOOVY SnOW 1441 on $Whwntwn Missouri thing...." Evers said, his Anmg - hiwiligenoe soirees who - believe - -- --' - __ prOgrams. There's not much that can be done about Win& northeast to east wounj10 knots today and southeast to south 10 to Wrth rate am A" population, but something can about the other problem areas. 7bere Is the powibdity Of cu#W the medical '- - -. 1 BARBRA STREISAND SAN ANTONIO, Texas Wet ISknotltonightandFriday.$.a.3tolfea$todayand3tosf,ettonigM, (UP!) — Jeanette Alvarado, Becoming pa rtly cloudy tonight with Showers Friday. AREA FORECAST; Fair today Wan Increasing cloWW*n and not so symbol of hope to hundreds of FM I I N hospitalized today recovering Ann E. Ratovldh Dellono SimtnilsMem.rtaI $utal John S.ntanastaslo, DittOfli $ -' 499 _______ ______ InaesdtetheLItMe& ft 6W* W" Of 1111111 14 Then is $inl hNW"M. 17UM1M - kkuuikd's viatwy. on a blast _____ ;'My, my autos. am ArMet The PIøapeW estiw. In the crisis mt - hoIdiS on thu adin r'gadsWius bust ho called onrdictory. 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Of the notes read, .ln part, "his. jef• ___ ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA TW MUPMS Movie Soundtrack cold tonight. Variablocloudiness with adsancssshow,rstatetenlglWor thousands of handicapped Friday. Highs today in the mid 4 and Friday In the upper 505. 5.0*1 people as the INC National tonight In the upper lOs to around 50. Easter Seal Poster Child is programs out of the system entirely, t be financed Out - of general tax revensse. __ - 63; barmetric pressure- 30.2i; relative humidity: 17 l*rcsnt; winds: Southwest of 3 m.p.h. FRIDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: high 5:07. low 2:35; high 5:74, low Shot In Face 3:05. Pert Canaveralthigh l:S9; low 2:30; high 5:15, low 3. Beypsr?: high 1:10, low S:SO; high 3:13, low 5:44. BOATING FORECAST: $. AW5v$tlnS to Jepiter Inlet, out 05 mites: as r4oros as It i'ilght be. Iranian revoii'twy 'i'ne' '' Arafat's mediation attempt was sincers, dS, SWP : 'b MWOM who Is now Khomeini's ," tide t. Is a report that PLO nffldals are still defense. IritsUlgenc. analysts who lean to - ...Uy mint .caanet be lsasred." Mitchell: ,, % view that Ith'Olai perimelly mngid (4$he hostages, it 18 01V reftille Of ____ ___%w1 hove ___ ___ raw ____ 4"J4 soirme say the negotiation. have staff ___ ntpn& on thu Skit ___ ___outcry (IF the been kept quist to prevent a public ___ ___'iti* Wist so have bin takes to laser. that M ___ from to protect the PLO 71111111 FW JJ.m will not be ther tiarrunifl" mEhtnrs from podhit vlcleace sincere, ___ " AREA RE ADINGS (S am.): temperature: 41; overnight low: 31; yesterday's high balloon, as have virtually Of.cool co of the system's medle sqsivalent Of the head of the SENt service Iii COMMODORES Midnight Magic Midwest and Plains was expected to clear skies today and usher In bitter cold in the northern states. Indexing benefits to Compensate for In. flation, has alm caumid W*it pilymots to ,fl 1 were light. A cold Iron Pushing down from Canada into much of the By the year 2950, a ratio Of one to two is D-Ls., the vice dtalrman, ,aggeating list the _____ _____Of the _____ ______ ____ net Kenny ' STARSHIP Freedom at Point Zero W JEFFERSON . voice trailing off. "The early today, treating drizzle and wet snow gIa roads Michigan and Erie and a thick fog enshrouded Son Francisco. cutting woman that killed my back airline service. Cold winds blowi ng off La kes and Erie children like that doesn't groduc.d scattered "like effect" snow squalls thatMichigan staz.d shoreline es li roads In Wisconsin, Illinois, lndianaand Ohio. Accumulations generally d erve to ve." ng lnstuJ1Ic1s!, I)aa Ih,n I mSc wjtr In '4 Ileavi I,ni1ht I h \,!ht I JEFFERSON best for me not to see her. It's a good thing, too, because 1 . vate kthn to ft. Al __ tha c''ttge $, _ 1} buddy, w*'via b ft.bb*'phutOd wnom Joke. , Mrs. Evers was jailed without . tester rate than the work f. There fotcsbe Iranian ____ y _____ hedoulMdthsr,lIabIlity(4the hlMedftn%Ightiasforcstofreethehomag . 11es s1e'i. not have ss The PLO sent Abu Shard who Is now the for Arafat, however. 055 Of *IsIAMthoh11III11U to gMe favorable (MId aMes, -- week he worked as a truckdrlwr for a dairy, but his bow agreed Evers needed time off to solve his personal problems. He said members of the Lake County Sheriff's Department at Tavares, the central Florida town where Greenwood memorial Park. . ____ ' - he was a poor provider. Until held Friday. His body will be cremated afterwards at What's Arafat's Role In Takeover? - - said his wife complained that KENNY ROGERS GREATEST H ri's g Run from a gunshot wound to the lbs gildalpaching Arafat's role Is so It Is she knowit that after thi shehs ceued Independently, that Palesthün _ir, overthrow, Ayatollah RuIw1lah Khomeini - gusrrWas were th. ones who mined the geustic, fat, thee agencies _______diugr.s_sharply ____ in their Med the PLO for help In training a security Taiwan eibemy after the United States , said Evers bitterly. He IIIIIII[I 1 T -. 1 7 ROD S'IEWARI' than the misery they lived Powers apparently died 34 to 36 hours before liii body - met asin it was a sii,i, . -- tape _____________________________________________________ from television 's Suzanne BERRY'S WORLD - LP or "She said the children would be better off in heaven was discovered Now Yew's night. A funeral will be em fewer W490411irm" tO malle dle pay"ll Ab been married six years. alcoholism, Marlcopa County medical examiners said Wednesday. He was 57. Jan.) - ; 99 year-old twins, before he which Us retired population Is growim at a program or two years. Thus the future is secure JACK ANDERSON foratimeforVlSTAworkerstoaldAmericansin their endeavors whether It be aiding farmers with produce, obtaining servlëes for patients In nwsthghemmoradvlalng tenants onthefrrighth. 400-foot barge. The crewmen used a heavy cable The reasons are several. Basic is the declining birthrate, as a consequence of _____ mpounded — off at home, Evers said. He said she threatened to kill their daughters, Mandy, 2, Powers, NASA's one-time "voice Of mission control" who traiaiatsd lofty specs tmlnoloy IMo everyday language for earthlings, will be cremated following a funeral Friday, Powers, who retired from the Air Force and his role as spokesman for the space agency, was fOWId dead hi revP4nj.. KENNY ROGERS I Kenny was PHOENIX, Arts. (UP!) — U. Col. John A. "ShOñY" ___ Expenditures again threaten to outpace == :;~Ojcle youre health facility she visited as Shorty' Powers Dead At 57 do financing problem. They have have not. THURS., FRI. & SAT. ONLY! an outpatient to commit her. better They told him she S painful as they promise to be, had resolved I Evers, , and his wife, Dianne, 23, have been separated about two months. He said he tried repeatedly to convince doctors at a mental Out SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The Coast Guard removed 12 of 38 sealed canisters of dangerous chlorine gas from a barge grounded on the rocky coastline of the Main County side of the Golden Gate bridge, The salvage operation, delayed by dense fog, was continue this morning. A watch was posted during , S I rift's parking lot at nearby Fort Cronkite on the Golden Gate Na tional Recreation area. __ the biggest Impetus to resurgent unionism lit the greatest surge of unionization In the VISTA stands for Volunteers in Service to crimand"estcrIme"iibothstrIkIng and America. These volunteers do their job on meager disturW. with $1,587.67 for all of 1910 and $1,495.77 for the year just ended. neither pennies nor peanuts, and Is going to make a difference In millions of 5 of woman helicopter which lifted them one-by-one to a guarded The Inc-eases are mandated by legislation those of the IOU depression, which reslUlted is night to monitor the situation, A Coast Guard crew used pneumatic cutting Wednesday to open one of three huge containers on The seven panelists did not predict any NEW oiu (UP!) — An upsurge In union dramatic growth of U Isation system's then pinch — outgo In benefits In. , ubership a distinct turnaround ' creasing -at a faster rate than Income from Frank P Doyle, vice president for On trend of the last few years — is employee and employer payroll talm being relations for General Electric, forecast forecast by some labor experts. was an outcry at the time but, since "Increased militancy and willingness to Richard U Miller, a business professor accept strife by the unions" If the, decline the sharpest bites were still a few years off, i, specializing In labor relations at the main opposition simmered down. It is certain to es ti con n ues. "People just won't campus wag ___ of the University of Wisconsin at real flare up again, and almost certainly with stand for this," Doyle said Madison, said the unions conceivably . greater double their membership in ft IM as a Miller said it appears to him that conditions It would be one thing it the increases, He thitilis continuing inflation will provide LEESBURG, Fla. (UPI) — The enraged husband of a young woman charged with drowning their three daughters on New Year's Day says he afraid what he might do if he saw her. "The that killed my children like that doesn't deserve to live," said Jerry Evers, who learned of his daughters' deaths when she deputies tracked him down at a friend's home Wednesday morning. pay - S At Deaths give Frisco: 12 Gas Cans . Enraged CLEVELAND (UP!) — Cleveland Teachers Union leaders urged their 5,000 striking members to vote today to accept the school board's latest contract offer and end an 11-week strike that has shut down Ohio's largest school system, tentativecontract would teachers a 24 percent Increase during the next 18 months. Teachers were set to vote on the proposal today at h of the district's 146 schools, If they accept the offer, teachers and administrative staff would report for work Friday and "lasses would resume Monday. - !.-. Husband Cleveland Teachers To Vote enacted In 1977 and IntmJJ meet result of such a turnaround. Hotel - to - That Is scheduled to be $32.38 per month, raising ft maximum annual payment for wage-earners In 1981 to $1,975.95, compared BUSINESS WORLD -. An indefinite closure appeared Imminent today despite a flurry of meetings and court hearings aimed at keeping the nation's third largest school system open. Members of the Chicago Teachers Union voted 19,154 2,358 late Wednesday to ask the Board of Education to close the schools If teachers are not paid by Friday. Teachers were hit with their flrstpayleu payday Dec. 21 — four days before Christmas. other essentials of living. The 1910 Social Security boost may scarcely be noticed, But the following year's certainly will be. - - _i— - -_- -- Longwood - - weekend. By DON GRAFF Dollars by the billions Is what sow Security Is accustomed to dealing with, not mere pennies. But one aspect of the system very much resembles a particular type of penny —abad one. And that is the financing problem which has turned up repeatedly In recent years and Is about to do so again, ThisJanuary, millions of U.S. wage. earners will detect the first sign. The bite taken out of their paychecks for Social Security payments will Increase $14575 a month. On an annual basis, that's an Increase Of only $174.90 and, all things considered, minimal. Primarily to be considered by most of us, of cow-se, are the much more dramatic Inflationary leaps of food, housing and the I'LL GET UP BEFORE dissastisfaction among Moslem factions in Saudi corporate criminality. The study of "illegal Corporate Behavior," Arabia and create a "revolutionary" government CtUCAGO (UPI) — Post-vacation classroom blues may be short-lived for a half million public school pupils returning from Christmas nearly bankrupt school system will likely close by the Insecurity To GET Administration. Gulf. The LEAA'i detailed study, directed by Soviet troops are deployed in neighboring University of Wisconsin sociology professor Afghanistan and Moscow has an agreement to Marshall B. Cilnard, marks the first time that construct airbases there. Some observers believe any federal department or agency has S Of. th e Russians are behind a bid to stir up examined the especially sensitive If Bankruptcy Hits System • Security s I6HT BRIEF Chicago Schools May Close • I) GETTING To U). IT'& HARD situation IN VIEWPOINT S I ociau OR THE YEAI1, Gets - this POL.LUflON OF Cornell Dec. 27 and future plans for the hotel are not definite at this time. The Longwood City Commis$ion had hoped k Once considered as a Longwood city hail to obtain the historic hotel for a new city hail :site, the Longwood Village Hotel, built in 1883, last July and obtain a federal grant to recoup has been donated to Cornell University up to 50 percent of the purchase and (Ithaca, N.Y.) by the owner, Marian E. St. renovation coat. The deal fell through when Laurent of Tenefly, N.J. Mrs. St. Laurent broke off negotiations, then made a final offer in August of $225,000 to the According to Philip Tatich, a Longwood Mrs. city. attorney who handled the transaction, The market price was $330,000, Including St. Laurent gave the property to Cornell in and furnishings. equipment honor of her late husband, Georges, as a The old Inn was designated a historic fitting tribute to the university which had and Is a point of interest on in 1973 landmark meant so much to him. Florida's Bicentennial Trail. The St. Laurents were alumni of the Facing County Road 427 in the center of universi ty's school for Hotel Management. St. Langwood's Historical District, the threeLaurent had maintained an active story hotel, because of its historic registry, relationship with the school until he died three can't be changed on the exterior, but can be A landmark since 18&1. the Longwood Hotel Is at the center of the 111storical years ago, Tatich said. remodeled on the inside to suit the need's of District. Ownership was transferred to Cornell on the owner. NATION Seminole Youth Service System mailed out the first edition of Its new newsletter "Youthline" month to agencies, groups and individuals providing services to youth. Through the mon. thly newsletter, SYSS hopes to communicate youth related news to the youth serving agencies and,youngpeople of the county. News items may be sent to P.O. Box 49, Sanford, FL 32771 or by calling 322-9146. FORCE MySELF OUT i ' By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ____ . £ITI.IER THAT, BARELY Qu et,.. and WELL, PT ' CAN / of Banking and ______________________________________ I HATE Ti.1l liME OF YEAR. - ' 1, Chapter American Institute presently serves on the Board of Governors. She j also a member of the National Advisory Committee of the Comptroller of the Currency. Washington, D.C. She serves on Seminole Community College's Office Occupations Advisory Committee. married and is the mother of a old department. worked In - Key To Oil Stability bookkeeping She has all areas of banking was ______ promoted from assistant cashier to assistant vice president hi 1968. She served as vice president and cashier of Sun Bank of Central Park and was elected executive vice president In 1972. She was one of the organizers of the newly chartered sun Bank of Seminole, Iingwood, which opened July, 19Th, serving as the first woman president in the Sun Bank System. She has served as president and chief executive officer of the consolidated Sun Banks of Seminole N.A. since 1977 and was elected chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer Jan. 1, 1976. Mrs. Agoes has served as a member of the board of directors and of the National Association of Bank Women and regional vice president of the Florida Region. She Is past secretary-treasurer of the- Central Florida women FLA. , commerce will Two area chambers of FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, 32771 Area Code 52-11 or 831.9993 Th ursday, January Thursday,Jan.31no_A EeningH.raid,Sanford,Fl. (USPS 4).2) 300N. I Ilia 0 IN - . , _______ - :j,.- - . . ., -e .-•. . .-.• -, , -- a - _f, I.... �- . -. • %,(,• •. -. -.S_ •.*. __ . - . -- .• .. . Thursday, Jan. 3, 980 &A-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Escapee Claims Taiwan Violates Human SPORTS Rights Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. practice In Taiwan," Amnesty International said in an 11-page WASHINGTON (UPI) It was 6 a.m. when the pounding make up a majority of the Island's 16 million people. report in 1976. "I intend to do everything In my power to cause the collapse began. Mrs. Shlh said most members of the opposition movement said the nationalists used the disturbances as a Pretext to "Open up, open up," the men shouted as they banged on the of the (nationalist) regime on Taiwan," she said on arrival at up about 500 opposition leaders, door of the small apartment building In the southern Taiwa- National Airport. "It Is a completely Immoral and evil want Taiwan to be independent of both the Nationalist Chinese round Mrs. Shlh expressed confidence that her husband, who she who rule the island and the People's Republic communists who regime." nese city of Kaohsiung. said has spent 15 years in prison on charges of trying to The Nationalist Chinese have accused the opposition of being run the mainland, American Unda Artigo Shth shook her head and nudged her The Shlhs, who were married last year while she was doing overthrow the nationalists, can manage to stay free. Taiwanese husband Ming-teb awake. They dressed hurriedly, pro-communist subversives, but the London-based human "He has a lot of friends," she said. "He has friends all over sped by the sound of men smashing through the door below and rights group Amnesty International has repeatedly corn- research In Taiwan for a doctorate In sociology from Stanford the island. For them, he's a symbol of the fight for freedom in University, helped organize a Dec. 10 human rights rally in plalned of rights abuses on the Island. climbing the stairs toward their apartment. Taiwan." "Violations of human rights have been the prevailing Kaohsiung. The Shths slipped out the back door of the building Mingtab jumping off a secondfloor porch to escape into the darkness l~ililill IN and Unda pounding on a neighbor's door for help. 'y ' ' ' 10 ' 1-MLOMM =1 "Seven heavies In leather jackets then came out the back door," Mrs. Shth said. "I asked them who they were, but they just grabbed me and told me to shut up. Of course, I knew, They were the secret police." That's the way the 31-year-old San Diego woman described how her 38-year-old husband escaped from Taiwan authorities Dec. 13 and went underground to fight against the Nationalist Chinese rulers of the Island. Mrs. Sbth, who was arrested the next day and deported, arrived in Washington Tuesday on an American tour aimed at , gaining support for Taiwan's opposition. Vii) St t., St She accused the Nationalist Chinese, who followed the late Chiang Kai-shek from the Chinese mainland to Taiwan in 1949, Downtown Sanford of violating the human rights of the native Taiwanese who - Jim Raley Era Ends At Lake Brantley Sale Starts Today Sherry Lansing Tops Fox O G E NERAL STORES u'1'o - , pen M3PM Monda -Saturday By KENNETH B. CLARK United Press International W 0 M A N LAWDSWP STUDIO JOB: Sherry Linilngi the production executive responsible for "The China Syndrome" Jim Raley r PANTY HOSE and "Kramer vs Kramer", has taken over u president of Twentieth CenturyFox Productions. Vice Chairman Alan Hirschfield, who announced her appointment today, said she would be responsible for the development and production of the studio's feature film division worldwide. Miss Lansing, he said, is "the Ideal executive" because "she combines with her creative and artistic capabilities a finely honed sense of the for movies and a strong business acumen." MEN'S LADIES • . .. I IlTegUlill - • Sizes A and B *.Sixes *.Sixes S, M. L i •il , ' .• assistant to Florida's Charlie be surprised if he %%inds up Brantley football was about, a lot of people involved and l'e11 while Pell was at Clem son took over the Bulldog program a year ago taking a fe of his seniors from the '79.80 season on to college ball '.ith hun. linebacker. "We have some people that have put a lot of time into (lie program and contributed a Hales' x'int& (nt ili;it his decision to naive to the college •; P au . .SlznS,M,L,Xt. • Elastic waist / I LI • 'U h - - ourts or wil . hung on for a nail biting 85-&1 Drawers Your Choice .. A 0 'H ' 32-44 * J , ' '' • TUMBLERS QUGTE OF THE DAY: Ptak Natha, spokesman for Broadway's new presentation of "Okiahoins," in announcing the cut's plan to sing "Sound of Musk" at Monday's perlor. mince In honor of Riehard Badgers, who died Sunday In New York: "We're singing It particularly with the line, 'With 0fl&1 they have sung for 1,000 years,' In mind ... his songs will be 10 OZ. • Pkg. of 16 - EA. A. MEN'S 6 INCH MOC TOE ALL LEATHER UPPER PLASTIC done, theo haul the big top to Tokyo for 15 wnb more. Never in the circus" 110-yetar hbdM has it em played Down Under or In the Far Exit MEN'S 8 INCH MOC TO ALL LEATHER UPPER - • ' , 1. : First nua1lh 9 -1ushin insole soil- resistant sole and heel and reporter, will be given the W19 John Peter Zenger F • • Glove (eather$I1 0 • Freedomo( the Press Award on Jan. 11 ... Be Derek will beln , . • is on his way to Malta, to start playing "Pcpeye" In the Par momtDlaney.Rsbert Eveas' protion of the JUles W1fleracre.nplay...VaaJskessmis starring in "SendMeNo Flowers" at Earl H,lius Fiesta Dinner Playhouse in San Meg Fester and Pewers Seethe who plays the Rev. Jim Jon" -In"Tbe Mad Messiih"..., l, EFFERDENT DENMRE - O CLEANSER .6 thffl I THROW RUGS 'r.• eFirse qaiy . _ - Is Theshoe opine Jan. 8, 811p.m., Eeslirn time, MuTing l mnn MaIdm an Pet. assi. PlI1IbtWI steel oofeath toP'.per Liuiie.bs MWW matno aww hastw dddivk i:aiiieii Imm do po of Oem and Emmy-windw Abby Mann sad It cartalely Is a &Aaba,. television's usual look Into fwliy Ills whi .Ithsr looks like an animated Rockvsl poster or dsgsanratss Into no opera Nor . S W"EBOARDL window md s from Jai Alai .Nocuuiag required ORLANOOSEMINOLE W,dn.sday night results First gam. iEchanoReyes 13.00 620 3.20 5.20 4.00 7JouDoug 3.00 iPitakoldo (3.7) 39.60; T (I'll) 696,60, kcsnd,ams 3EctmanoKoldo 16,60 3.50 330 4.40 6.60 lAid.na.Urguidl . SJ.-Peres TB 0(3.7) 31.11; P (331) $31.40; DD (23) Third game 6$ImonAmore 26.60 $10 560 5.30 1 Ictino-Beltla 4.00 S2ateAItu O(I.4)62.N;P(4-I) 12$.7o;T(6163310.11 _ I.... I - rn vi ii r,w• CLAIROU RAPID SHAVE Rcgur and lime CONDITION SHAMPOO &- Ll HT BULBS * 15 W I5 10 WdIs GNOMW and Guy I I setting 1W go l*vàcUui 1w a eiik's .'l.t As "ag" 6111111111111, 11111 11111111111M 11111181111 00 1111801111111111114Thur.'s Pets, proud of me hma _thir wrkw. a jiimily ofwbawiththebsitwMlIstheVWWter1dato aisats1y iior. arid iiiui. i ddMm lbs wils Is loving ad goes = of Is J, pr The 0 sha'sbrIof.ddMstrSon tbsM.lnhlandabee waft hardterld1'1U1 Iva. ht nmil1slusIYL. • $ 1 25 NEW YORK (UPI) - Mo OP8011111 0111106 Of NW5 new isriss, "Shag." Is tins hairs long which too much of a PR WINDOW SHADES •F1'.all impu •16 oz • •iiIZ. ' /BULBS L_.. FOR ,, - • I. • . • bulge throughout the first half and thu. Deltona Open on and took a 51-34 bulge Into time Febr uary 9th and 10th For the first time in the intermission. Indian River, behind the tournament's history a torrid shooting of Deland "Ladles First" mini tour. High product Amp Bush and foment has been added. backeourt imiutu. George That event is scheduled to Ramnsay pulled the Pioneers be played on Wednesday, within 64.58 with 4:30 left but February 6th, could get no closer and Brevard went on to post the 74-66 final that puts the Titans GOLD SPONSORS 1980 in the 9:00 p.m. title game I. Adams Contractors tonight against Quebec 2. Allen, Jennie ProvIncial. 3. BBC Liquor & Lounge The Canadian visitors, 4. Baldauff Funeral Home Beckwith, Dr. George playing a rugged, in. 6. Berguson, A[ 7. Bottoniley, Dr. Neal tough deleust' from Quebec 8. Boyle, Joseph second period shot. Quebec chipped away at 9. Bridges, Jack the gamebut mefused to let S.C.C. Raider lead late in the second half and pulled off blow the game open. Behind a 10, Burkhart, Dr. Robert an K5-$3 win. well balanced scoring attack 11. Burnett Corp. 12. Certalnteed B & II Sales NEWELl. MAGIC FITM Mayhem Conquers Now Series _ 111 1t11J a Fourth 9wo 12.40 6.00 4.40 I ZatePerez 6.00 4.40 7EdanoOyarl 1.60 Plti.Eloria 0(1.1) 64.191 P(I.7) 145.65; T(I. 74) 219131. P01% 981110 14.00 9,40 6.00 2Ava-Juan 5.40 5.00 SMikeIZarre 440 3ClIonIj•Loza (z.$) 36.0; PU'S) $3.40: T 5-31 34341. Sixth owe 14.00 7.50 4.20 uiia-Aitu 50.00 6.40 2AlioAmore 300ur 7.00 ISImonOli u.3)31.s;P(3-2) 1I4.1I:T331) 1332.41. saw"th 940141 15.20 7.20 3.50 2AIavaIoze 610 4.00 lNegui-Elorza 4.00 3*turiaOy.rl Q(3.7)$3JI;p(3.7)I75.Ul;T(3' 7.31 41945 The field for the Busch 1 IUj%.4 4I '' Clash will consist of the Short of printing their own Winston Cup Grand National nioney tand assuming the drivers who %von pole related risks), or perhaps positions for any of the 31 is 7i ° 1979 season. linker and Waltrip will be getting extremely lucky at races (luring the !i one hitt would the Busch 80. The), will be- joined by Bobby Allison, Neil Bonnett, Benney Parsons, David Pearson and tale \ orborough. all of whom were in last year's initial running. , -• / from teammate Isaiah scheduled for February 2nd Singletary. whicti precedes the Pro-Ain Tournament on February 8th The Titans maintained their ternational style of basketball Provincial on this 11a d the S.C.C. Raiders by points for much of the ball -Seininole ("oninitinitv ("ollege's Ron Johnson gets *Glove leitther uppers 24" x 40" EXTRA STRENGTH Herald Photo by em Vincent u' $1 'k - PR. uppers Sizes Now York later tWs mouth with huabwW Jda EWA to christen her now po.t.ratMaxweU's Plum ... BabI1WlII m1 Ili ,1. flUI flh II •, , minutes to complete the mile sprint around th e highbanked 2.5 mile trioval. Deltona Sponsors Reach 90 '. • First quality .Full c6shion insole •Oil -resistant sole and heel sung for another 1,000 yeam" GLIMPSES: Jack C,Ldau,a Washington, D.C,,lawyer DAY1'ONA BEACU, Fla. - Where can a dozen men earn $180,000 between then i 5 ' , . ALL=PURPOSE ALL-PURPOSE S H OES S ''1 really hate to see him go," said Boothe about his soon to be departed coach, ''Jiuis has given Lake Brantley the best football sparked by Tyrone Brown's 10 The upcoming Gold first hail points and eight Sponsor's Tournament is • - success and helping us grow." Busch Clash Purse Set At $ 1 80, 000 For 1 980 In the 7:00 pm. opener, Sponsorships for the 1980 defending JUCO state champs Brevard vaulted out toa3l- l8 Deltona Open Golf Tourmargin at 8:29 in th e first fliUflent have reached the 90 half. Time Titans surged was mark. ' • 5 'N - Clash of '80 on February 10th Quebec chipped away at the at Daytona International Raider lead late in the second Speedway. The purse for the 1980 Busch There's soinething to lx' half and took its first lead of three (Josh will be $180,000, with the %vith the game, 66.65 said for aptience and perEntered for the first time winner getting $50,000 and sistence. Both the Indian minutes left, are 1979 national point each of the twelve River Pioneers and Quebec drivers champion Richard Petty. The I lie Raiders, shio f ail to assured of at least $10,00. Provincial displayed a great veteran Donnie Allison, and deal of It Wednesday night in get if shot oil in the final 10 Buddy Baker won the 1979 rookies Dale Earnhardt. the opening round of the seconds could do no better Busch by averaging 194.384 to harry (,ant and Jot Millikan. thru M at c h Quebec ho ' f0r h op Raider Classic at Seminole edge Darrell Waltrip. The The starting positions will Community College. While hoop down the stretch and will NASCAR Official Record be determined in the same the Pioneers caine up it little now lace Indian River in Hook for 1980 lists that race as manner as last year, by a short. Quebec waited until the tonight's 7:00 p.m. con- the fastest stock car race ever drawing three (lays prior to final three minutes against solution game, run. It took less than 16 the race. S.C.C. to take Its first lead and ' I •FlrsI quality *Whites and colors • - for $45,000.11 And if all else fags - I 'My daughter says he's the father of her byMrlgminotbehaPPytOtIkeyOUrcall - but take it he no doubt will. nesday. working hard." lie added, "Mr. Boothe, the administration and the entire community treated us great the)hey while I was here played it big part in our By JOE DESAN'I'IS Herald Sports Editor • Sizes S,L,XL ,M 7; .4 (/ '• kind of illustrates what 1,ake l)arvin Boothe said that no immediate successor to the head coaching job or athletic director jx)sitiofl has been made. "We'll sit down and discuss the job with some of our own people before we talk to anyone front outside the school," Boothe said Wed. - / Ij,) Monk ' - 1,ake Brantley principal an impressive 45-16-2 record in four Seasons at 3\ powerhouse Ocala Forest, 'limat record included a pair of state football championships in '74 and '75 when Haley had (lie likes of the former Florida Gator brother tandem of John Brantley at quarterback and high school all-American Scott Brantley at middle • crew neck pullover shirt 'I LADIES nrd quaky ___ ____ •Au.d'd SeNd aluus eCefteaand ,.bii . / EA. B RA S "His the 50 yards of cement In his front or beck yard?" C wife ls here at the xYZ fur shop and l need his OKOfl her check BRING ON THE CLOWNS: Irvin and Kenneth Feld have been taking their show on the road for years but they've never taken It to Australia or Japan. That's an oversight the producers of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus are about to correct. On Saturday, they'll open the Monte Carlo Circus Spectacular version of "The GrututShow on Earth" for a 17-week run throughout Australia, and when that one's / :.. • ATTENTION GsmmRS. Ever desperately need to get a telephone call through to a top executive only to find his secretary running impenetrable Interference? Auriol Douglas offers some guaranteed lines of entre in the February issue of Playboy magazine. For Instance, when the watchdog In the ihiseswlthbarbou, tell front offlceasks the nature of y r way to his hothe. Dow he pant us to dump "We'reon o u her, and pride to Patriot football.'' * PR. FOR "This is one ot those op. portunities that come to good people, he'll be successful." lialey will be joining a sophmore head coach at Gardner Webb. Toni Moore, an Brantley, Haley put together • % cotton polyesier ' some other goals. and Piloted the NAIA Division I school to a .6 record. l'tie Gardner Webb program is on the move," smiled Haley about what lies in store next fall in his new position. "We have some big people coining back and some good young talent around." Haley plans to return to Seminole County in late January to conduct a fe'. football clinics and don't "I'd really like to see one of our people get the job," he commented. Dave Tulliss, Fred Ammo and Sam Momary have all done a super job for the program. That Raider Classic Title Game • First quality and slight rrSgu1i •Asaorted styles - - successor. Quebec Meets Brevard In HERMALS BLAZERS \\ NO MORE LIF.S: It's aliover for the Burlington, Wis., Liars' Club and that's the truth. Otis C. Hulett the club's only president since lt was founded ln 1929-Is82 now and he's tired of tall tales. Says he, "During the club's existence, I have answered the mall, done the paper work, kept the records and gone down Into my own pocket to pay the bills when the treasury was empty. I think I am entitled to a rest" The club did get around to picking 1979's champion liar. He's C.O. Laurie of Kirkland, Mo., who captured the crown with this one: "It certainly has been cold down here this winter. About a week ago, I saw apolltican standing onacorner with his hands in his own we've seen, vere losing a good football coach and it good triend. Boothe added, "Although I'm sorry he's leaving lake Brantley I'm happy that Jim will have the chance to pursue a GOP shades great deal in its gruth and success. We certainly will give theni first consideration." Haley, who leaves for North Carolina Friday, echoed Boothe's sentiments on a th n 15 minutes" First quality • Assorted I Webb College in Bowling Springs, North Carolina. "I've been thinking about a college coaching job for a long time," Haley explained about his decision, "I'm 35 years old and might not get a chance for a college level job in the future-the opportunity just came up and level was much like the one he made in deciding to move from 3A Ocala Forest to 4A like Brantley. "When I took over the Big Blue our goal was to be state champs. We didn't quite make it there but we put Lake Brantley on the right path to a solid football program." "What I felt we did accomplish," he added, "was instilling dedication, loyalty I'I L •FIFSt quality and slight /( Lake Brantley High School head football coach and Athletic Director Jim Raley announced late Wednesday afternoon that he will be leaving the Altamonte Springs school effective Immediately to accept a college coaching position in North Carolina. Haley, who compiled one of the best won-loss records as a Seminole County coach over the past four seasons has accepted the offensive line coaching job at Gardner Prices Good While Supplies Last • , . uaran fee d SatisractionG it was a difficult decision to make." In his four seasons as l'atriot coach, the Mississippi State graduate compiled it 2218 record. His best seasons came in '77 and '78 when he guided Lake Brantley to back-to-back 8-2 regular seasons, including a pair of Five Star Conference football titles. Prior to his four year coaching stint at Lake By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor - 1-11L. - Thursday, Jan. 3, 1 980-7A She said the protest touched off street fighting when police backed by anti-riot trucks fired tear gas Into the crowd. She Eighth game 0(1.4) 000; P 14-1124.90; T (4.1. Q (4$) 1260 P ($4) 3010; j' 16.20 9.20 5,40 6) 43.40: 00(3.4) 5.00; Time 39.00 4.61 111.00; Time 30:99 sAlava-Ola 5.50 4.00 Third race-$. 16, M lAIurla.Urquidl EIeventnrace._$.,,c 3.00 3 Fran's Getting 4.40 2.60 2.40 6 Host Scott S Neguilarr. 500 3 iso O(IS) 61.40; P($-I) 304.10: T(L I Breezin Jim 4.60 2.60 7 P. Dee's Delight iso 2.40 IS) 430.20. iAnother Polo 600 IClippinAlong 3.50 Ninth lam 0(1.3)11.10; P (31) 55.90; T (3' 0(4-1)17.10; P (6-7136.90; T 11.50 5.00 3.00 Ola 121 14.50; Time 31:10 1.01 144.60; Time 32:10. 6.50 3.60 2EIup Fourth race-S.16,M Twelfth rac,-,,D 340 $FirSt 6.40 4.00 3.00 3ManateeHallle 1460 6.00 4.20 4E10rze 0(33)7910; p (3.3) i,.7; T Is. ?Mill Immortal 920 5.20 6 Dave Pear 3.10 4.10 4 D Fire Dat 34) , 500 2 Deb's Man 10.40 Tenffi,ame 0(70) 27.20; P (4-7) $6.10; T 10' 0(3402I.I0 P (31) 92.10; T(310.30 4.20 3.00 14) 314.60; Time 31:05 lUrIzar 62) 503.00; Time 39:53 4.40 3.40 3Zarre Fifth race-5-16, D A- 3579; Handle $334344 2.60 0 Baby Blush 1.10 3.20 3.60 SAluria 0(3.4) 36.50; P (4-3) 144.10; T 14' 4 Wright Glass Top 2.60 3.00 7 Benefield 3.01 3375 4.60 Pro Basketball Eleviame 0(4-0) 9.60; P (0-4) 43.20; T (04. 5CilonIzIoua 20.00 10.40 3.60 21157.60: Time 31:71 . 0.00 5.00 Sixth race-S14,A By United Press International iSimcinZarre 3.60 SWright Elvis 4.20 2.10 2.40 SNeguiElI*P Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 0(2.5)39.4I,P(5'21 139.0;T($- IDW'siulcyFruit 5.20 310 6Rockcosti•Flash 2.31 311.41. W L Pct. GB 2.00 10 9 .169 -. Tweff*onie 0(4.0) 24.00; P (5.4) 63.10; T (S. Boston 14.00 3.00 S Phila 44) 145.40; Time 35:35. 27 Ii .711 71, i RICO ZitTe 6.10 9.10 New York 20 21 .450 II 4 Iilbo0io Seventhrrnce- .,B 16 20 441 17', 6.40 210 2.00 Wshngtn lAluriaJuan 5.00 .1 BLISS Q(1.4)41.40;P(I.4)IU.IS;T(l. SBantam Phantom 15 21 .305 15 3.30 2.00 New Jersy a Rent Crash Central Division 44) 203.15 3.00 A - 1763; HandSi $112436. W L Pct. GB 0(55)9.00; P fl-I) 26.10; T 04Atlanta iS IS .625 4)109.01; Time 39.26. San Anton 20 70 .500 S EiMl,rac•-5-16,C 19 20 .407 S' 1 öSwing Maureen 11.20 7.40 5.40 Clevelnd Dog Racing Il 21 .447 7 1 Flawless Flight $1.00 16.40 Houston SJlm Pace I? 22 .436 117 7,40 Indiana 00417131;P(6-1120$,15;T(4, Detroit 10 30 .250 IS WEDNESDAY RESULTS Western Conference 5$1 143431; Time 31:79 First laci'$.14,D Midwest Division Ninth race-S16,I 300c'SGat 2.50 2.20 7.20 lPerkuadiMe 460 3.00 2.40 W I. Pd. 01 4,11O,He • 4.30 230 2 Slam Dunk 23 II .565 1.40 2.40 5(afl City 3 Flight Test 2.00 7 Village Park 72 IS .550 ', 7.00 Milwauke 0 (34) ISIS; T (342) *4.40; 15 76 366 0 Q (3.4) 13.10; P (42) 46.20; 1 (4 Denver Time 31:16 01caQ0 3.71 17.50; Time 35:50 17 IS 371 9 Second race-Is. C I 110 17 20 .300 101 1 Tenth race--)., T 48.LynnMarl• 4.20 2.10 3.20 $Cjlrmed Pacific Division 300 2.60 3.00 IFairRuler 3.00 1.00 4 GE's Nugget W L Pct. GB 4.20 .1.00 6 Tally Tess . 4.40 A onalwil pAg.4 7? 17 697 I. Jon lanatflp 13 Crtidnt.dwr mp -- Pi - 'r" Products 14. Certainteed Water Pipe Products 15. Chappy's Studio Club Los Ang 79 13 690 16. Cleveland, Mack P'oei 26 15 .634'' 17. Clontz, Dr. Frank San Dèego ii ii Soo Portland , 18. Dann, Dr. Carl III n ("olden St. 53 26 .333 II'. 19. deGanahl, James Wednesday's Results 20. Deland State Bank & San Diego 103, N J. 97 Trust Los Angeles 127. md. 120 Boston in. Houston 103 21. Deltona Corp. Realty Co. San Anton ill. Phoenix 109 Deltona Golf & Country De 135, Detroit 116 Club Kan City 12$, Utah ill, ot Golden St. ill, Portland 92 23. Deltona Lakes Realty Wash 139, Seattle 134, 20t24. Deltona Medical Arts Thursdays Games Canter San Diego at New York New Jersey at Atlanta 25. Deltona Medical Arts Philadelphia at Clove Pharmacy Indiana at Milwaukee . Deltona Rexail Drugs71. Fridays Games Houston at New Jersey 27. Deltona Transformer San Diego at Chicago 38. Deltona Travel Agency San Antonio at Kan City 29. Dense Paramedical Washington at Golden St. Services Utah at Portland Detro,t at 'wattle 30. Dynamic Properties 31. Edgemon, Dr. Lewis ' Ellis National Bank Pro Hockey 33. First Fed. S & 1 of MidFlorida By United Press International Campbell Conference 34. Flagship Bank of Patrick Division Seminole W I.. T P15. PhIla 74 1505g 35.Flagship Bank of Sanford NY Rangers U iS 6 40 30. Florida National Bank NY Islanders 14 iS 6 34 37 GIna's Restaurant & Atlanta 14 It 4 32 Lounge 9 , 5 73 WahingIoci SmytheDivision ' Grant, Frank W L T Pis. Chicago 13 1312 30 39, Greene & Dycus Vancouver 14 56 7 35 40. Haley, Jerry St Louis 13 II 6 Heritage Gold & Diamond Winnipeg Ii 22 1 3141. ii Exchange Colorado . 52 22 3 27 Fdmntofl 9 59 S 26 42. Herring, Abbott 4 (;,id Sjmmisom's from the medical cotninimitv ineltidi' left to right, Dr. Frank Thomas. Dr. I' rank ('lont, Dr. Gonzalo Ilauman and Dr. Thomas i •' • 43. Huainan Urological Assoc. 44. Hutchison, William Jr. 46. Huster, Griffin & Hood 47 Johnson & Dexter 48. 1.andis, Grahmn & French 49. Iargen, I,. D. 50. Lurgen, Dr. Thomas 51. latola, Paula 52, Leaky Roof Mob 53. LIkes, Christopher 54 . .i..j, Dr. Clyde e mwcare Supply Co. 56. Mid-Florida Agency 57. Mid-Florida Title Inc. 58, Miller, Jeff 59. MinShell, Ray 60. Monaco Medical lab. 61. Moseley, John 62. Murray, Roy 63 Northern Tel-Coin 64. Coram Electric 65. Orange City United Telephone 66, Park, Dr. Chas. L., Jr. 67. Pat's Electric 68. Precision Meter Inc. 69. Proctor, Dick 70. Rlntz Investments Roberts & Gilman 72. Roberts Tires 73 Robinson, Dr. Jerry 74. SarOfl Pharmaceutal 75. Schefsky, Dr. Harvey 76. Security First Fed, S & L 77. Shiits, Buddy 78. Simpson, Ben T. 79. SIrkin Construction 80. Southeast Bank of Deltona 81. Stevens, Dr. Becht 82. Stoudenmlre, Dr. Frank 83. Superior Business Brokers 84. Sunnlland Corp. 85. Theis, Dr. Dave M. Thomas, Di-. Frank 87. Vault, The (DeLand) 88. Weary, Nell 89. Weigand, Dr. Fred 90. Wlnsong Development • • - LDflWSU vYdli �- . - $A—Ewinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - _4 -- • - . . ,- 7 - .- - . - . .-•• * -- - - e . . - -- .-. -- —. - -"r Thursday, Jan. 3,lflO - Tribe Stretches Streak To 13 By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent "We're happy aren't we?" Sanford Coach Bill Payne beseeched his undefeated Fighting Seminoles In a morgue-like lockerroom after they once again escaped the unfriendly confines of the Lyman High School Gymnasium. After a less than enthusiastic response, Payne was nonetheless still satisfied with the 60.49 victory over the host - . • " ____ —. e - ,-,,, 1 — 0UR%SELV6 •,.L'- / W - said Payne while propping himself upon two chairs. "AS long as we keep playing sorry and winning I'll be ppy.' haDespite the final 11 point differential, Sanford led only 42-36 entering the final quarter. It was a first half that saw an aggressive Greyhound defense hold the Tribe's leading scorer without a point. "I've had some personal problems," soft-spoken Bruce McCraysaidabouthls lackluster first half. "I Just couldn't get my mind ou the game. Two players who could keep their minds on the game, quick guard Keith Whitney and the enforcer, Reggie Butler, however, kept the Tribe enroute to its 13th win without loss. . ( . Greyhounds. 4 1 Vr I • Easy Application Washable • Durable. • I$III311I SALE A - o One Coat Coverage. applied as directed. -•' - EIJIJJPeI • ANN SA LE .f. .. 0 Wrftt After sharpshooter Neal Gillis put Lyman up 10-9 late in the first quarter, the 64 Butler strongarmed Inside for an offensive rebound and was fouled. The tall senior converted both charity tosses and then with 37 seconds left in the quarter connected on a rebound shot for a M 8 edge "They're a second shot team," Greyhound Coach Tom Lawrence said of the Seminoles. "They shoot it and go and get .- — i ago!. $12.99 req. req. - • .. - $13.99 . ..____• • - __•__.. . / - . Sale ends January 21 : • • 4.. .. - f•. .-• . VU • WI1U . -- - - - - - " - - . •- SAM - • / • In the second quarter It was the left-handed Whitney. The super quick senior started with two free throws and then followed with a dazzling reverse layup for a 17-10 bulge. After Gillis connected from the baseline and "Doe" Nelson threw in one of his foot bombs, the Hounds were within 17.14. Whitney, though, scorched one from 22 feet and when sixth man Shun momas and guard Glenn Starnbaugh who also had miserable shooting night converted five free throws, Sanford had its biggest lead 22-14. .. H.raid Photo by Torn Vincent Despite the deficit, Lyman refused to fold Senior Glenn Fighti ng Seminole guard Keith Whitney breaks Bailey connected on a jumpshot inside the lane and added a away from L man for a third quarter Ia', up The free throw. Nelson then threw in another one from 25 feet to swift-footed senior teamed up with Reggie Butler pull Lyman wlthhin 28-24 at Intermission Free throws played a big part in the first half as22fouls were to lead the Seminoles whistled, 11 on each team. One of the victims was slick 6-4 Klein's squad dropped behind in the third quarter, but once Seminole David Thomas, who played very little due to three again rallied in the fourth for a 48.44 victory over the Lady infractions, Greyhounds. ,, "1 guess I was playing too aggressive," admitted Thomas. "We just uU5uu more u,v t quarter, was ,ow the d too much" "Theythe referees)'t letting from the brightest sophomore of the night Tony Hardy assessed victory. Sanford built Its halftime edge by hitting on 14 of 16 Hardy tossed In 15 points to pace Sanford, while Johnnie line, while the Hounds converted 8 of 11 Lyman, though, Bennett had nine and Robin RI ins eight. missed the front end of three one and one's. For Lyman, talented senior Maria Smith hit 16 points and After struggleing through the third quarter, Sanford finally forward Kim Page contributed 10. to £Jav,%4 Thomas got some breathing room in the fourth Completing the Sanford dominance for the night was the and a four corners offense. junior varsity, h with II "We had to do something. Nothing else had worked," Payne win. Willie James had a game high 22 points. Len Sutton added said about his ineffective offense. "We thought it might open 18 and Lawrence Butler nabbed 12 up the middle a little." Guard Alexia Cleveland headed the Hounds with 14 markers. With David Thomas scoring five points and McCray two, the Kevin Zastrow threw in 12 and 6-2 center Gary Taylor chipped Tribe bolted to a 47-36 advantage. The Greyhounds could in W .1 muster only three points In five minutes as Sanford spurted . VARSITY head 54.39 to put the e t of reach. Sanford 60 Stambaugh S "We're not near as good as people think we are," anguished 9, McCray 13, Alexander 0, White 0, Jones 0, totab I11-2W. Payne about his ninth-ranked Seminoles. "We might be the Lyman (49) Lemon 3, Nelson 12, Gillis 14, Bailey 14, French worst 13-0 team in the state." 2, Scott 3, Hillman 1, Zastrow 0, Stribling 0, Totals 17-15.49. The Tribe, nevertheless, has been good enough to shake off Sanford 13.15.14.18.60 Lyman twice. Sanford stands 4.0 in the Five Star Conference. Lyman 10.14.12.13.49 "I'm pleased. We played as good against them as we could," Total fouls, Sanford 20, Lyman 24. said Lawrence, whom team dropped to 64. "We've lost six games and three have been to two (Sanford and Mainland) of Simford (48)-Hardy'15, Yotnhaw 4, Bennett 9, Riggins 8, Jacob 7, Melton 5, Totals 19-104. the top teams In the date." Lyman (44) M. Smith 11, Page 10, Ferritto 5, Serrano 2, The Fighting Seminoles converted 24 of 32 free throws for the evening against 15 of 23 for Lyman Shun Thomas hit 6 of 6 and Noonan 4, P. Smith 7, J. Smith 0, White 0, Totals 18444. Junior VARSITY Bailey hit 8 of Sanford (60) Butler 12, James 22, Edwards 2, Sutton 18, The evening also proved productive for Sanford's conSweet1, Gray 0, Smith 0, Hogan 0, Brewington 0, Totals 25-10. tinually improving girls' team and the Tribe's junior varsity ... squad of Al HoIcxnb 111U aophmwm and the prom wets the key tonight," an Lyman (56) Presley 8, Zastrow 12, Edwards 7, Evans 2 OVerJOye(l Cheryl Klein amid about another come-from-behind Cleveland 14, Rogers 0, McPerson 2, Taylor 11, Little 0, Pinkleyl, Totals 25451, girls. victory for . l4 •,,, . 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The bridegroom is a designer with International Laser Systems, Orlando. )) (Minimum deposit $10,000.00) - . ._I - • portfolio a few months from now when the rate drops aspredict.d. - . .. s.. -I' ' - .-. ANNE ALWE STORE - t, is . 0 - You'll bo looking good for the short term if your inv.stm.nt portfolio includas a Money Market C.rt.ficat. m First F.d.ral of MidFlorida. This. 6-month c.rtiflcates continue to pay r.cord high nt•rst ratss. . . Just look at this wisk's rats . - Other projects have inuded a Thanksgiving fooa Myriam Yvette Chadwick and Otto F. Garrett were married box for a needy family, a food in 6 n v t Holy Cross Episcopal Church Rev. booth at the 4th of July Leroy Soper performed the candlelight and double rIng celebration at Lake Monroe, a ceremony. Bowl-a-thon for Cystic The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel B. Chadwick, 2405 Fibrosis and contributions 10 Stevens Ave., Sanford, and the late Mr. James C. Chadwick. other area organizations of The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Garrett, 3000 Jewetts Lane, Sanford. Anyone wishing tobecomea Escorting the bride to the altar were her nephews, Corey member of the Jayceettes Powell and Robert Powell. may contact Rosemary The bride chose for her vows a waltz length champagne Bates, 322-1641, or Jackie crepe de chine wrap-atyled gown. Hand embroidered pastel Royal, 3ZI-M. flowers enhanced the neckline and front of the gown. She wore baby's breath in her hair and carried pastel flowers of white chrysanthemums, yellow daisies, pink roses and aqua Upped F L OR I 0 A carnations sh6wered with baby's breath and English ivy. Bridal attendants were Martha Chadwick of Sanford, and Mariles McGibbonof Winter Springs. Each wore a teal blue strmil* STATE ~ waltz length crepe gown tied at the waist Each carried a single white rose Interspersed with fern, baby's breath and white satin ribbon. Alan Holley served the bridegroom as best man. Groom. smen were Ray Hardy of Lake Mary, and Jerry Schwalm of Delona. niece of the bride from Winter Springs, SHOE SALE . - : • . anent projects ar raise enough money to help donate books f or the local library and our local nastics team SEMI-ANNUAL — - . a- President Jackie Royal and Director Rosemary Bates were on hand to present the certificate to Mrs. Green. ' ' -- ... Cheryl Green, 1215 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, was the winner of a $W gift cer. tificate at Publix, -Sanford, sponsored by the Sanford. Seminole Jayceettes. Pete Denniston, Publix manager, drew the winning ticket. 40 DEALERS SHOWING — ALL xi1IBIrs FOR SALE "This Is a Jewex-Dwr Show" ADMISSION $1.75 — WITH THIS AD ONLY SI.SO SAIl 7510) -Ilk . j GOING ON oo in l 8 9R 9 For all paints Includes plastic. cage. frame, - :' . .4I•iu,,'I' s i is a ., v. N • To So Hold At - fNO. . Three young women of Sanford were among 50 debutante candidates selected by the Bridgadette Club of Orlando. The women made debuts into society at the Debutante Cotillion Dec. 28 at the Sheraton Twin Towers, Orlando. As the year drew to a close and in keeping with the Inter. national Year of the Child, the theme for the event was "Debs Go International" Accordimt to • a Bridgadette Club spokesman, the qualifications for debutante candidates are the foHoWing: single, no pregnancies, no criminal record and 12th grade or freshman college students. The Sanford debutantes are: Geralvn Elaine Jones, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Amos Jon'es; Toni Michelle Singleton, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Johnnie Singleton; and Audrey Juanita Stallworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Stallworth. DELAND Varied assortment of styles —patfrrns—colors. (nolasQdabkasoUut,.,r,I '' . Jayceettes - ANTIQUES SHOW-SALE " "A"(Zfit, A3 • 9 good s i.:' ' MI/ it / RS. R.A. 1. . Sac o V • - \- Y4~q ow V Joy Lee Ream and Raymond A. Banville were married Dec. the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Sanford. Rev. Ralph Luman Krformed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Walter Buchanan 211 Bradshaw Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armond Banville of Boston Mass Given in marriage by her stepfather, the bride chose for her vows an ivory qiana gown fashioned with V ku fitted sleeves and a shirred midriff. She carried a Bible of daughter, Renee Phillips, which was arranged with pink rosebuds, baby's breath and cascades of pink ribbon. The bride's mother was the matron of honor. She wore a wine satin dress with a wine velvet jacket. Her flowers were pink and wine mums and baby's breath. The bridegroom's father served as best man. Michelle was the flower girl She wore a long wine colored velvet gown overlaid with a white pinafore Mrs. Reta Johnson was the organist and Mrs. Debbie Hawkins was soloist. . Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Villa Nova, Winter Park uet 4vptrted for a wedding trip to Disney World, Cypress Gardens and Daytona Beach. The newlyweds are making their home in Clifton Park,N Y The bride is employed as a receptionist In Albany and the bridegroom travels with Peabody Inc. • - — 8, 1979 at - in the use of these coatings irfil i 44944m or your purchase price will be refunded. .. Banvil le I - International i . j 1 - - Debutantes Go Joy J Ream, • a . Thursday, Jan. 3, 191O-1 B Evenini Herald, Sanford, Ft. U I (u.to1 - *Z61W JANUARY FRI. SAT SUN MONt •. V1i*ti *" b ect 440. AdditionCi subjects $1.00 each. Rut su j Bockgrounds may occasbnolly change. DAILY: 118-m-4 p.m. children must be accompanied by 0 parent. SUNDAY: IIN4 p.m. HIGHWAY 11I." AT AIRPORT BOULEVARD,SANFORD I �BLONDIE 21-Ev•nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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ANDUAREMNO My UADIN 80 IHINS51D MY JHE NAP. 0 A ol I L L J .• - . •,•,•,_ FRANK AND ERNEST Make no mmim today use" by M Ths ves — M' WI N — , I . ;. 0SCAM41 I Pipply KNOW W10 WM A PRISON uiw. 1 I' TIMI OASIS •Q$4 . Wfli' •QI VXQ464 #J742 #jS •Zls7a VAJ1002 #X18 402 ___ s. -. . . '' ' r .1 madie h oz. and a. er d e but uOuUr l z w5. b Z, ft at 9:25 a.m. on January 1, 1980. . - I Local and county merchants have many fine welcoming gifts for the you open cards \ i -- - . p ... .• ,. ... . . • . '1i: .' e. Phone FOR THE 1980 NEW BABE FAIRWA . YMARKETS 323-5702 en 17.fl 10 Sanford . S. HWY.17-92 & 27th ST., SANFORD ' . • I 1 .. p . . ' ' . i pping Center ' I0 ••• TheeFirst irs Baby a 0f 1980 50 Birth Announcements The First Pair For This Year's First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents by .. '. :. . ' . . £ • . b1iI. YT '14 ' 4' •••.-- . J:''_,. W VETS GIVE WARDS AT BALL . 7%e awarding of Certificates of Apprec]iallon was the order of the evening at the Past Commanders and Presidents Ball given by the Gaines-Morgan Post of Amvets. Seated are Ruthia [fester, auxiliary president, and Willie King, commander. Standing are, from left, Emma Mathews, Mary H. Brown, Ganes Jerry I DEAR ABBY: At 18 1 iarried a 21-year-old man I jought I loved. We had a son year later, but the marriage $. Of Shoes v$Jwgayc cunr e ear y ainted Awa :Dver Ex In Woman s Rol Ivorced when the boy was 6. now UIETIed to a wonprful man who adopted N Door Abby I • __________________ two years ago. If I decide to use the same I have met a lady and we stones, should I tell the lady? are thinking of marriage. STUMPED That I need to know is this: DEAR STUMPED: It Is not is It proper to have my late necessary to buy new rings. wife's rings made over, using Use the same diampuds In the same diamonds bt act In new mountings. And there is new mountings? Or sho uld I so need to tell the lady — buy new rings? unless she asks. 'Meanwhile, my oz dropped 01 Sight for three YCUL in another state and h" y,out of the blue, he promised not to come new olled saying he had our son without my approval. I **ft very impc.tag to Utheboyeveruwhisfather .. gus, and would I meet him as "Anita" he would die, and flflI If so would l!Iamaoafraid I met him, I nearly someone in ft little town will Pw Goldenrod community is hosting ft Second AnnuW &W awayl & was find out about ft and " it Goldenrod Festival, Saturday, Jan. 12. :,: around. Whit should Ida? Events orthe day wjflstartflam. with unit parade was a transsexual who had chb and celetritles, MESS -a A booth and d1p1y area will feature 36 dIfferent han. rt'a yses'i and was '"• baked 1a exhibits etc a s.z change oiieratlon is is. yae to c.mpsehead 'r ' wleL'' here ee •, )tllI add his name what Iri1M is a soup 'lie Picic in Pliers and rock music iexei" "Anita now, and lies in . and "'flee N igh t H a wks " , bagpipe music by "The Swingin' ___ business. Abby, I we Of • Seats", th e "Kitc he n Band" music 01 Redeemer Latheran It Maim my eyes. He day by loll ekdzebdsto rwaove his sawi Wrile to IM Jnw allurch, and "Mitch White's Contemporary Band" from Aloma Baptist Ow& b* hormones to jeternation .: ' There will also be ait.rtahmient by the highland nceni, figure,Unhvrft Tons P" Dswers, square dancem dim dancws and clowns, a wnft a wig, makeup, Bruche Galvestols, Show, a nmol* raft broadcaA by Bucks Braun of stylm doom. 1h looked 770 for mliotwW& 1p4s, mu* misch morel erfor Reg ist OVT 100 free door prizes, a grand prize of a prslK facthty, sages.t shock to us Istafe, vacation for two Isnd runw4p grim. nwe will be Wn A r om when dependent ft Private weekaW he morr" ow sex we "dM% n Md $5 to OWN Im 814 haloons And other souvenirs. 1e0Cth 1(,a1 is idenrod 1 day, Today aiMag. am I nieeg east dUkiuIli I ArA you like you are nvited to wear our Ifl)IQ be had these teD. DEAR ABBY:Iam5S,sad ume. ICISL thougI*I bad all the aiswsrs, w1flbs held AJ Avenue (Sit4$eutof • •,. yprobieaaishowtotefl bidhbdw"pedonthlione. nch Iwaamarrlsdforover$ Goldenrod ?(Hs'sVnow.)MYeZ liVeS years. My wife passed away Association Goldenrod Sets 2nd *Annual .......: cnr 208 E. FI RST ST. 322-0204 WWW — . . UlUl7 e l ery Cll7 ty llUllllll iti C V. lb. i Commercial Printings, Lithography —HERE SINCE 1920— 221 Magnolia Ph. 322-2581 $anford, Fla. THE LARGEST STOCK OF WALLPAPER IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WILL PRESENT 1980's FIRST BABY WITH 3 Rolls of juvenile Wallpaper OFFERS THE FAMILY OF SEMINOLE'S ist BABY inner For Two D* 15% OFF ON BOOK ORDERS OF 0Style-Tex 0 Imperia 1 0 Strahan 9 Glendurs 51 LOCATED ON LAKE MONROE ON 17-92 322-3108 25 SIR 434 Longwood "S N. Orlando Ave. 862-3300 647-2423 - Maitland To Thil First Baby \ACE/ A IJU,LALALe IJW _1/ 1VUr SURPRISE GIFT at A 25 GIFT CTIFICATE FOR SEMINOLE'S FIRST ARRIVAL A LOVELY LITTLE SHDP SPECIALIZING IN ONLY MOE AS NEW INFANTS' & CHILMENS CLOTNK TOYS ACCESSORIES. SELLING AT ONLY A FRACTO OF THE 0R6kAL PRICE. 1$? Ozlod Rd. Fim Pak B.IIid JaiAIai R. 3311991 FOR BABY'S FUTURE 'A VSOO Swings RCC0Uflt I I I I I I I: MISTY ILLUSIONS WILL PRESENT A Nursery Macram. Hanger RST FI EDERA L MID FLORIDA 3M To Seminole's First Arrival "Your Complete Macrame & Ceramic Shop" 8301440 - 5 04IM160 Diove 160 S R 434-1 Mill West Of I?."—Longwood OPEN 10 A.M.-6 P.M. -' I'1 r parents of 1980's First Baby with $loworthofBab_yNeeds GIFT CERTIFICATE • :. $ . . for declarer. F $10 MERCHANDISE ' I F "T Medco will supply the .. .• . _.,, Won ths Ace and drew trum in two rounds. it was now • WINS . 4 625 Riv erview Ave., -' .-.. - . declarer was in control. He . ., Elland, Sanford. Little Miss 1980 weighed ., . " mood king, South unblocked kis nine. -Ea# returned a spade, but 30 Pa . . . .'• .t• declarer to ruff In dummy. South now led a small dia. mond from dummy that East won with his kin! Declarer made the key y at this 0 A'...: Royce . 1 • .. story. However, West passively returned a heart, forcing OF . I..' . Wests lead of the heart won tint nick. switched toa spade at the sec. 1 and trick, declarer would have had no play for his con tract and there would be no lOONIES 6". -: A baby daughter born to Linda and down her husband. She says the travails were Itump. Nor has she kept secret her ne0ys Boston operatives says support the senator's can. Other observers here are anxieties regarding the series she was Shattered by that didacy. •., ow"Na." fib #a Ill a ft 11111110 14 FRISONOZ Robert. She also harbors $ , they see each other often. unskakable fears that he somebody may one day shoot 011 returile und er ind proper. She still lives into the Kennedy family, down the aisle shouting womanize. Kennedy's em. Iirt from the senator, but She's ne ver hid the fact-That "Eskimo Power!") ployees deny the agreement Kennedy's campaign staff she's been uncomfortable But Joan's liquor was not exists, but other sources say iays she will be with him often with other members of the debilitating matter until after it's the price Joan has — "side by side — on the overachieving dynasty. (iappaquidd1ck. One of Ken. demanded for her promise to in which neither side knew whose hand it was, South #5 - And the winner is... Sherri Ann Efland w husband are ,improved" vertising executive, married Alaska, and staggered up and not drink and he will not . r TUMOLEWEEDS married life. Friends say new baby and her proud parents. ii&Aè.L& :( ••. all have our her — A"ffn AL MV ILL 1 - "I think we ow she'll react to the cam. plane. I believe it's going to be the early cause of her the thinking is his wife will 1gn stress, a long ordeal." drinking obIem. Her live with him during the Friends think she should do general election. For Mrs. Kennedy, the or. friends, however, suggest well. They claim she is deal may actually have begun her husband maybetoblame. Until then, the Kennedy's ;enerally sober now, 21 years ago. That's when the Kennedy has been a Iwo-fisted are allegedly Locked in an ib'mng a decade of heavy one-time television model, drinker himself (he once got agreement that states, in Its Irinking, and relations with and daughter of an ad- potted on a flight from simplest form, that she will I L f Ken- exercise programs N MYIZ Do" WIND M&NO iAi 2 N1RD I Ii say Mrs. sod psychological woes, she's doean't campaign, they'll say odn5?a Acos she's being kept out ofsjgh ymous nd psychiatric GocL Think of the speculation are five times u likely to Once the initial pain dii. develop this problem a fIUes are over from the women who have plenty of immediate problems you've calcium In their diet, That's had from discs and perhaps the remon that I always try to collapsed vertebrae, you get women to consume • should then cease to have quart of milk, preferably pain you have now. Walking is fortified *Irn milk, after the good exercise but It's . mat amount of portant not to do exercises calcium will help protect that strain or to lift, because them from the problem Wt the fragile bones may break younow have. under the pressure. That,s % r A &II1 r INSUIMIUt to handle the frequent AA sessions, and T!he face Kennedy folks put the ledY, a 431sar-old, recovered fingers crossed." says a she still has difficulty coping best possible on the dcoholic, is a loose cannon In longtime Kennedy ally. slif with the assassinations of her situation. Thev say "the 3er husband's battle plans. Joan campaigns, people will brothers-in-law, Jack and marriage is still the Is gripped with personal say she's being forced. If she to be under regular, oose It affects small women Particularly. your present condition, you're It 15 true that women who likely to require that kind of are on calcium deficient diets supervision anyway. IF P Democrats from getting the benefits that they might get from SmWI &wth knew that FAst had AQUARWS (Jan. X-Feb. ruy have difficulty keeft. opseftW&K 19) Be cooperative today, but Someone will take you atyoig' • lion because don't make compromises or word, and will be very ____________________ opening bid. Whenoriginal concessions for the sake of ftqpWW if you rome. expediency. Bargaining EiM dropped the 10. It was a LRA (Sept. 3IOct. ) IVWa1dJMek1 aimplernatterfordeclarerto unwlselywon'tbenefftyouor Yoirsoclaltmag.ia iif) Wd AIa.II.S.g players an fillilil" West's marked Jack of the other perty. fragile today, so be an pard. vwy a fad of Conventions. At dISM001111 AM throw I"spade PISCES(Feb. 30-March 30) Do notbIng that could M&O 0161111111114se 1116 em be 11111141- loser On dummy's good Youcouldbesuiceptlbleto you kfool1shtooth,. fII&tirrtvlagattbaproper diamond. the "Wmairrow" Syndrome. SCORNO (Oct. "04.ny mtract. None Of this would have and put several things off Your wdonswilldrawa treat Howem, sometimes too been POSSIble If declarer today which should be at- deal of attention today, 11100* id"MU0110 IS SIM to tAdn't unblocked the nine of 11110AMOR - ts. diamonds. tended to. Keep place with whether you intended them I * &W's__6i4Wq=d openowwanampiltmAuNj your revondbilities. or mt. Put bit foot 68 1" is a main town(00 you have a question tor ARMS(Mmh:1-AprU 19) forwaIrd wd 1y ovyrit Wmble, mw oe"as" C" rIW OVWU? Write "Ask the Tam exw P"in dealing "Grff"M Nov. M eery, Named after Me EjqxM,, me of tft nswsp&. with one you love Ijo that you Dec. 21) Its don't do anything that could to be able to distinguish Pa. It doefted be amwarw if accompanied a. OrII'I bId 0111 to 1$ by stan*p.d, tel-addressed hurt his or her feelings, between positive tigjng k0ft Ronantic Involvements are an widjW variety. U you fCw elicate today. %ft . - five buft am Ing 91WOOMAS w10 be wed in Succumb to ft latter. Y "Y 1 tUoi. llWs cc.tm,n ad .Wll rciw TAURUS (April 2DMay 20) be fooling aertlom CCøNOv(4CO8yMODERN.) SPIDER-MAN . by Stan Lee and John Romità r_4Il ____ preparation. In any event the candidate's wife now attends Irom MApsachusetts, may in rigors of her husband's presidential bid. Other spends year an estimated $10,ODO a crucial factor observers have their fingers crossed. on counseling. She lives ts campaign. by herself here, in a high-rise Well-placed Boston not so optimistic. -of tragedies that have stalked apartment. cOU&M as my lZve cc' dons, such as protection curred in your can. It's against osteoporosis. Of i1Pponsible forthe buffalo° course, res If you take estrogens, it would be necessary for of deficit spending. Live could be a shade extravagant within your means and budget and knowingly pay mom fos, and you'll have no regrets. something than it' really Find out more of what ft wog), Ahud for you in the year *AKJ1111 O1y23 fl y by who knows how to m-nivul-te Vulesrab$ Both • se or your copy or 'you may try to t "n' to do LSJII' North Astro-Graph lAtter. Mall $1 something today agsinst your W"Mae MW for each to AstroGrapb, Box better judgmelt. Donot be FM 2 0 4 419 Rao City Station N.Y.taken In •. lX19Beaurenidhbirth VIRGO (Aug. v gripped with t.. . may be great today, be wary prudent shopper. Today, you PRISCILLA'S POP ver Friends believe Joan Kennedy, personal woes, is strong enough entbualccla1zns,sbaut the yld lest that can be achieved onceeach patient. Artistic changes you make Jafluary 4,1980 aroundhometodayahouldnot be Initia ted Impulsively. You Several Interesting In- could do Something wtgch vestments may be brought to may be hard to live with. your attention this coming GEMINI (May 21une ) year. They won't all be Give praise where merited winners, so screen them todsy, but don't flattsranyone carefully. However, there to achieve your ends. hem. could be one real gem in the cerity will do you more harm bunch. than good, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER(June2luly22) 19) Although the temptation Normally, you're a rather YOUR BIRTHDAY Si MEEK L. Landau, an specialist) at the University of Chicago, recently of the main causes for broken pressW concern Oat Jhe fear bones In older people such as Of harmful effects of estrogen a broken -y with a minor fall. will prevent many women It often affects the and they may break or Finally last year, she went public with her tribulations. Some skeptics feel it was part of Kennedy's presidential . luence on her husband's residential aspirations. And Us time much more loan Kennedy, the estranged We of the senior senator endocri nologi st (gland 4 did the mail. "Joan got rumors from friends, and rumors from strangers — it was awful." In time she was ticketed for- driving while drunk, and it was then she began Iieckin 'g in and 0t of . Now it appears the wife of tno er eading Democratic !andidate fl ' ha ve effect. Richard • . enilon. YOU might " " birth control p11 to achieve this Dr. operative adds, was that Kennedy's wenching did not end with the accident. Neither And broke down crying. He was afterwards re. noved from serious con. unt of estrogen . mail What hurt most, the ngs about his wife. Muskle went to the old and female and help stop the bone softecing in wh For Friday, January 4, 1980 — WeSIdefltI*lCaiflI)algflwasifl L972. Edmund Muskie was the )ernocratjc front-runner hen, and a New Hampshire 'w paper print ed Ufliuflu have all my organs. I had my some women. They won't menopause at age 50. Do you correct the loss of bone thatts DEAR READER — For benefit of others, means porous bones The their cald= and substance, whithmakes them one else knew It too. You sho uld ave hh se7,,the ugly gayed a significant roll in a i? at this late date? humiliation: "She knew the senator played around, but, after Chappaquiddick, every. ouse line a candidate . a clay plus vitamin D the degeneration has oc ua twIce a week and I am cirred Is to stop it. And that' what you're taking the feeling better but 5t 40 Author Grey anddleg to go out walking. calcium and vitsm1h D for 50 Wing (Fr.) The doctor wants me to wlalk a now. 52 Indian music lot. I use a wr4mround girdle RtgArding estrogens, they mods to help support me. I'm 81 we one of the things Wt win 53 Former picture 22 a.!' Lj 2 47 Clowns name Jock-In-th epulpit 28 Twist about 30 Nerve part 31 Motion Whitney a So gstress Cantrell 7 Religious tirn on ninecald By TOM TIEDE Special to the'Herald BOSTON (NEA)— 7be last Lamb and five weeks later I had two discs collapse and was in the 45 Rubber city home 5 Inventor 15 11:9 ( 3 26 Air (prefiz) 4 Now England 27 Irish king's — — — — I -'— L 41 Porcelain clay title — — — 1 % 19 Portions, for 39 Copper coin 20 Smoke flue 2 Drawer knob 25 Farewell 3 Positive words steering [nout) 40 Permeates with liquid Z ___ A On the by Mort Walker LET ME HERE,YOU 64 Prepare to fire agency (abbr) 24 Harm - K N 0 9 63 Nearest 20 gg white - I L IN Thursday, Jan. 3, 910-38 Joan Is Cruci ' al Factor In e ys ampaign I Bone Th Fradwe Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB — Could you Please tell me what to expect the red of MY life? Will I ever recover to live a ramal life? Flve months ago Ifound outI have osteoporosis T L I A future Disease Can Cause A If PWAIN I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL II II • 1 I . The Lucky First Baby- Will Receive A Surpriso Gift At WILSONAMER FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT FREE SET-UP AND DELIVERY . 311E. First St. Ph.322-5622 TO START LI F E I N COMFORT BABY Wl LL R ECEIVE 1980's F I RST 3 BOXES NEWBORN PAMPERS FROM Tvur4FuIu'UIAIE 17-92&S.R 434Lon wood ist and Sanford 92Sfh and French �..,,,., I - 0• as - - -_- .. . . -'v.nIng iieralø, Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, Jan. 3, 10 I -_1Thj1Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl.Thursday,Jan.3,1910-SB ______________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE OF A PUILIC _____ I HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE _____ ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE 8.00 9:30 Z (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) BY THE CITY OF sANFORD, U (4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE FLOE IDA. (DO SOAP Burt gets the 25TH CENTURY When a I Notice Is hereby given that a EVENING göof news that Mary is peg © ( 17) LOVE, AMERICAN strange spaceship crashes jr Public Hearing will be held at the MORNING nant and the bad news that he STYLE(WED, THU) a spaceport, it Is disCovered Commission Room in the City Hail is not long for this world. (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 6:00 itline .................44c IIM in tpi. City of Sanford, Florida, at that on board isa creature that (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STYLE (FRI) 5•(g) C) 0(7)0 NEWS 7:00 o'clock P.M. on January 11, 3 cofl$icUfIvI times ... .3c a Iiiti sucks the souls out of Its petri. STAIRS "The Bolter" Hazel 23 (10) MASTERpIECE THEto consider the adofitlon of an tie times.....Sic a line i (DO THE Fit JE-FRI) •:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 12:30 tied victims, takes part in a practical Joke ordinance by the City of Sanford, . ATRE "Poldark" Ross reacts MONDAY thru FRIDAY © (17) UNTOUCHABLES S (.4) NEWS (5) 0 THE WALTON8 The which backfires to expose (FRI) Florida, as follows: strongly to news of EliZabeth's SATURDAY .NXn (.5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 3 Lines Minimum Waltons are personally James to ridicule and herself to ORDiNANCE NO. 105 _______________________ impending marriage and trage. ROW touched by the horror of con. personal danger. ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY dy at Wheal Grace. (Part 15 of (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE centration camps when a (17) UNTOUCHABLES OF SANFORD. FLORIDA TO AN. 16) io..00 35)DIcKVANDYKE house visitor, a young Jewish NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE (17) CAROL BURNE'fl (5)0 KNOTS LANDING JR. (THU) 17 MOViE AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. soldier, learns his grandfather AND FRIENDS Ewing (Larry Hagman) 5:30 FORD. FLORIDA, UPON ADOP was killed in one. 1:oo threatens his brother Gary with (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER lION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A (DO MORK & MINDY 6:30 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES blackmail when the latter PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN (DO BEVERLY HILLBIWES (1J) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The U (4) NBC NEWS ç 0 THE YOUNG AND THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE makes moves to prevent on. (MON) Dog And Pony Show" (5)0 CBS NEWS ' RESTLESS SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE • shore oil drilling about to begin 4(10)PROBE (7)OABCPIIEW8 5:40 INTERSECTION OF U. S. HWY. ' (7)0 ALL MVCHILDREN nearknotsLanding. 1I(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Bar- ©(17)MOviE 'The Joker Is (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 17.e2AND W000SON AVENUE; (1])(35)3$uvE ______________________ p,Is 1S-HelpWanh.d SAID PROPERTY LOCATED IN ____________________________ Wild" (1957) Frank Sinatra, ney decides to dabble in real STYLE(WED) ____________________________ _______________________ 1:30 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ____________________ . estate as a sideline. Jeanne Cram. Beloved comedi. 1030 8:00 (1) 0 AS THE WORLD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POL ICE OF FC E R-'-lhe iJ(17) BOB NEWHART It's a an Joe E. Lewis struggles to II(35)CANDI0CAMEM 0II EARLY DAY TURNS RfI4X VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION Orlando Civil Service Office stag Thanksgiving for Bob overcome mob interference in HEALTH FIELD (5)0 will be scheduling candidates PROVISIONS OF SECTION New concept in relaxation hiscareer, when Emily files off to join a 2.00 10:45 171.oaa, FLORIDA STATUTES; for the examination for Police (DO8UNRISE through familyroun,on. 0(4)THEDOCTOctS Officer, beginning Monday, (17) CIVILISA'flON Lord PROVIDING FOR SEVERABI. SUBLIMINALCYBERNETICS 8:30 t121(17)U8TEN(MON) (DOIJFETOUVE LITY,CONFLICTSANDEFFEC. December 17. 1f7 through Clark journeys through the (DO BENSON Benson goes 17 WORLD AT LARGE 7:00 CallS3l.6367 livE DATE. _______________________ Friday. January 4, 1950. In. 35)GpYLE industrial revolution to the out on the ledge to avoid being (FAt) 0(4) THREE5ACRO terested persona should apply _______________________ Prosent, pointing out how our' (51) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE caught with a former girlfriend 2:25 & FOund WHEREAS, there has been tllsd in person to the Orlando Civil 605 skyscrapers and machines by the woman's husband. c7IJOJOKER'S WILD (h7)Pw8 Service Office, City Hall with the CIty Clerk of the City of ________________________ O2(17) WORLD AT LARGE express the feelings and aspi. 4i(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. (H)(35) SANFORD AND SON Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Missing: Small dog, white with (LJ4,ThU) ' 2:30 rationsof our times, Jewel thieves pursue Fred STAIRS "Word Of Honor" talnlng the name of the properly (directly behind City Hall) brown spots, long hair, 10-12 •®ANOTHER WORLD when they think he has aban. Richard becomes involved in a 6:10 Monday through Friday, • owner in the area described lt,., last seen In ldyllwilde. 1 tOO (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT hereinafter requesting annexation a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Orlando is an © (17) WORLD AT LARGE donod tP'eir jewels. (Part 2) major public scandal which Answet's to "Doughnut", 0(4) (5)0 (DO NEWS (fl) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE to the corporate area of the City of Eauai Opportunity Employ,r. (WED) __________________________ (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER threatens his position as a (II) (35) BENNY HIU. 2341. REWARD. _____________________ ______________________ g 17 ThE GIGOLESNOAT Sanford, Florida, and requestIng REPORT memberof Parliament, . Q 10 LORD MOUNIBAT. 6:15 to be included therein; and LOST: Sunhand Estates, wh. Tomorrnvvmaybethedayyoui HOTEL(MON.WED,FA) 2J (17) SANFORD AND SON tat roll.a.way bed you've TEN: A MAN FOR THE EN'U. (17) WHEREAS, the Property THE ATHLETES male toy Poodle. Blue rions 9:00 (17) GIGGLESP4ORT Donna tells Fred that he must nowhere to roll away.,, It you fl' praiser of Seminole County, (MON) inhair. "Pooh". 2 yrs. old. 322. 5(4) 8IP4TP HOTEL (THU) THE FIRST marry her now or lose her olace a Classified Ad today. Florida, having certified that 1531 aft 5 40 YEARS Frank Sinatra Is 11:30 .625 3:00 there Is one property owner In the SalUtedonhis4othannlverury 7:30 0(4)TONIGHT Host: Johnny S (I) POPI GOES THE a8atobe1d,afldthat$aId AVON (DOGENERALHO8PITAL 6-Child Care in the entertainment industry 0 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH Carson. Guests: George Burns, COUNTRY (MON) FIGHTINFLATION property owner has signed the (1]) (35) BANANA SPU1S AND CS) 0 NEWLYWED GAME by numerous celebrities includ. Johnny MaiNs. I petition for annexation s. Sell Avon. Increase your earning FUENOB S (4) PORTER WAGONER ___ ing LucIlle Ball, Sammy Davis deter. Baby sItting in my home days CD U sioo,000 NAME THAT WHEREAS, It has been power. For detaIls, Call ('TUE) ()0 COLUMBO A love tn. (1O) ELECTRIC COMPANY only. Monday thru Friday, TUNE Jr., Glenn Ford, Gene Kelly and mined that.the property 114144$7or444.3079 angle leads an ambitious sena. 5(4) NASHVILLE ON ThE (R) , anford _______ area. 322.4075. hereinafter is reasonably compact Dean Martin. (IJJ(35) MAUDE Florida finds tonal candidate (Jackie ROAD(WED) (17)lLOVELUCY COOKS and contIguous to the corporate it extremely difficult to tell (1)0 BARNABY JONES Bet. Cooper) to kill his campaign 5(4) ThE WILBURN BROTN. IS Exp.ofllyinflnedhnip,g 3:30 area of the City of Sanford, ty suspects foul play In the A-:-flS&fII& B$ity Maude that she is quitting her manager. ER8 (THU) •Dinnet line cook Floride, a,,d it has (Ut'bIfl - -----.-'--death 0? 8 frIend, a theatrical (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) job as housekeeper. S$alad person P.1 5(4)COUNTRYROAD8(FRI) determIned that the annexation of Weight loss through relaxatlr agent who supposedly suffered 04(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (fl)(35) (12)(17) ThE FliNT. •Breaktast cook P.? or all.. az (17) WORLD AT LARGE saId property will not result in the POLICE WOMAN (7)0 New concept gets results. STONES a heart attack while they were actor / producer John House. oround person forsplit shift F. creation of an enclave; and ('l't,jE) Crowley tries to solve a series Subliminal Cybernetics, Call man. (10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) jogging together. I. Appiy In perso Delton. WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, of robberies and keep his part8:30 (MON. WED THU) Inn. Mon.Sat. 11 a.m,.3 p.m. (DO BARNEY MILLER The FlorIda, is In a posItion to provide ()(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY ner, Pepper, from getting Ask for Mrs. . (SiOEDALLEN (t0) VILLA ALEGRE (TUE. munIcipal seivicestothe property precinct Is turned into a mad. Irene Lorenzo challenges married. flng 10 Eat t12)(17) NEWS p5) described herein, and the City ________________________ house by a census taker and a Archie to a game of pool at Want to be your own boss? (1(35) WILD, WILD WEST 'CommlsslonoftheCityof Sanford, Kelsey's Tavern. group of apartment tenants WOrkyourownhors7 6:45 4:00 West and Gordon match wits Naveloraflg*5&graptfnjit F'orlda, deems it in the best In. who established their own 0(10)A.M.WEATHER $4biJ.Callaftei5p.m, S (4J EMERGENCY ONES forest of the City to accept saId with a criminal who plans to court and jail. 3224fl3 -petif ion and to annex said ____________________ (tJ(4 WED-FAt) establish a new empire of 6:55 Central Florida Co. has posItIons (1J(35) DINAHI I FRIEND8 property. S8PE(ALTREAT(TUE) Mexico, for sales career Peopl, who •(4)TOOAYINFLORIDA ForSale Cohost: Don Meredith. Guests: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 0 LITTLE RASCALE want to beat inflation. FamIly Fine quality Temple oranges GOOD MORNING (7)5 Alan Alda, Sally Struthers, 11:45 ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF D procts, hIgh profits & r,p.a MERV GRIFFiN Simpson. 322.3313 FLORIDA - dIJRsyL Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 8319993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS iffi$y1 LrLAzAii 74$ ONLY I WILD NILAIIOUS HUNT Bonnie Pointer, Ken Minyai'd, Victor Davis, Dr. William Rader, Dr. Steve Johnson. Andee Beck, Randi Reisfeld, Sharon Lee, Joyce Virtue, Peter SCAVENGER _____________ HUNT LPLAZA111 (17) MOVIE "Stella" (1950) Ann Sheridan, Victor Mature. A woman tries to reason with members of hat family after an unci: dies and Is bur- . ' - LAS1NITI FIDDLER ON • _________________ THE ROOF ___________________ s#, iriii 322-1211 CLOSED THURI. STARTS FRIDAY ______________________ _____________ N ______ ' I 4, 'a $ a TV' LISTINGS the Join ' Someone with a small or med. sized dozer for a few hrs. work in Osteen. 321.0903. _______ Worker needed for cabinet manufacturing shop: Must haveknowledgeof toois Apply Gentry Manufacturing Co. Bldg. 3. Sanforo Airport 9 a.m..3 p.m. M F. _' _____________ _____ ______________________ ______ _______ subscribers to the Evening Herald who I receive Complete TV -; listings for both Cable and Non-Cable , :,, ' Television subscribers g,. and - continuing daily and . - ' Sunday. Im't miss out! :.:. -: Subscribe today! ' - EIJCIIJ.g'III Ph.,.: 3222111 u U19193 :, -' '-.1 ' - ' . , ' ' _______ ,' '- ________ ______ - p- .I ,......... -.. . . ' . 4.-i. • .-• .. -. ----- 4- - - ' ____ ":t --. r-r .. - -...., . r r p -._ - ., -. -. .. ".1-. . - .. - - .- ,_, •. Il .. •'--#':- ' .... - -.- -' - I ' -. . ' -a-.-. '- ,. . .. .. -.... . _____ ___ _________ ... _. ,. 1S-$199up. Pool. AduItso on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 373.3670 Mariners Village. .' ... - , - ' . - •1 ' . . .... - I' -,'.. -• .. .-' . .. REALTORS nIoSsnfordAve. 322.7?i . ________________________- When you place a Classified Ad ii The Evening Herald, stay cIos to your phone something wonderful is about ti happen. 251. 1 B apt., CH.A, w•w carp., fiJIlyeQps.kit., convenient bc., reasonable rent. Adults only, . '-,fio pets. 332-0341. ' SANFORD $15,000 $3,000 down, $202.41 P.1. per month' for 10 yrs. 10.5 APR. Seller hold mortgage, no. aualifying. 2 BR, some turn., 1g. lot with trees. CRANK CONST. & REALTY PEAL TOP 330-6061 REALTY WORLD _____ Furnished __________________ ,, - for SenlorCbtlzens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 313 Palmetto Ave. - . - ;' - . ) B. i.p & bath, for elderly couple. 5160 mo. 293 2334. 9 am-I p.m. Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 2351745 __________________ _____ ___________ - 3__fj Unfurnlshed ____. __ - 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, FAMILY ROOM. EXECUTIVE. $500 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, - BROKER. 321-0640. - M. Unsworth Realty .. . •. " - • :'- ' ..._ - ''" 47 --- - ______ REALTOR [J ----. For rent fur- 2 BR. 10 12*60 mobile home. $250 mo. ChIldren OK. 323-0174. ' .-- - ______- - . ' -- -- -- ----- - - - - GARAGE SALE ' - ---- - - CHEY. 4 -. , 650 - - - S1_EElS_1ROF p650 - - - - . __ -- _- ' , - 895 - • --- . --- - -_ - ----------- - -- • mo . -_ - '- . , () 101;a IIALTY to - ALLFLOR$DA REALTY I m Used full size hotel motel Ded ding. Very clean, $14,9Sea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So, of Sanford. 322 1721. 2565 EALTORS[J PARK ranch Office -- 323-2222 COLONNADES 3 BR, 20 home, CH&A, fenced yd. FHA •I.4 pct. mort. assumable-no qualifying. $32,900. 569-0942 aft 6:30. ___________________________ REALTY WORLD. c*omaa .009 . , ' - BROKER - Lake Mary. Lakeview with gentleslope$.trees. i00'sc 170'. $9,500. FORRESTGREENE ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED IopPrlcespajd Lised, any condition 6.418176 ''washer ripo GE deluxe model Sold ot-ig. $409.35 used short lime. Bal. $159.14 or $19.33 mo. _9'131 - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3228721. INC. REALTORS 530.4533 or 3$.47ileves Beautiful S acre tract lakefront, SemInole Woods. Geneva, 525,000. Wealso have choice lots in other sections of Volusia County from $1,750. IULTIPLELISTING -REALTOR S BR, 30, Pool IlOOCornelIOr. $90000 ACTION REALTY OF CENT. FLA. 7362056 Lena Waite, Associate M16$2 323 7632 MICROWAVE TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 3225742 Push button controls, has carousel, itlIl in warranty. $449, OrIginally assume payments of 531 mo. Agen,f 339 .. ' ______________ Carpentry, Painting, Roofing. J, Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 3236035 after 5 p.m. - 71-Antiques - - essm.akIng Alterations,Dressmakin Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 ______________________ January 4 5 6 City Auditorium Fri. S. Sat. I p.m. to? p.m-Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission $2.00 entIre show. THECHAPMANSHOWS .. -. Man quality operation $ yrs. exp, Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 377-1321 - OCALA ANTIQUESSHOW -. NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. _______________________________ ______ YWEII - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING S. REPAIR 5G. BALINT 322-5665 ME1NTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. $69$Se3. _____________________ ' .--- Horn. lm,em,n?s Ceramic Tile _________________________ - - KENMOREwASptER...Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Beauty Care ____________________________ ____________________________ ______________ Wanted to buy: 3lo 6 hp out board motor, '75 or older. Any cond. 3230351. No Sunday calls, - Inc., Realtors EVERY DAY someone Is lookIng for what you have to sell. Call today and your ClassIfied Ad will appear here tomorrow. I )I'y'4, Ceilings, and - Walls repaired, Res. S. Comm.. Remodel & Additions. CaII$31.53900f 0670136 _________________________ -- - . 53-W.RafjiG5te,'eo COLOR TELEVISION RCA color television. Sold new I over $650, will sell for $154 or I $13 month. Still in warranty. NO MONEY DOWN, Will deliver. Call 367 5394 day or night. Eves. 323-0612, 322-1511 307 E. 25th St. --- PUBLIC Don'l pile no longer needed Items nigh as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! NOTICE _____________________ - CERTIFIEDLAWN S. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES3n.7902 FIrsod Painting SADDLE & TACK STEREO AAA Tree Service & firewood. Lakeview lot, Loch Arbor. lOS' B PAINTING Oak & Pine, you p-u or we ChrIstmasLayaway Residesitisl & Commerclll paved road, 210' deep. Unclaimed Xmas layaway. deliver. 3395242. We buy wood. Beautiful view across Crystal 322-5732 aft S Customer left area and we are 775.4)37 Lake. Only vacant lot In area. unable to locate. Balance due -----------$14,950. BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS' We have b.en commls. $121.60 or take over payments Bearding I PAINT, APPLIANCES. slonid to sell for FREE ESTIMATES ______________________ $11 month. "NO MONEY COUNTRY CLUB AREA. All WorkGuaranteed American Saddle Ce, DOWN."AMFMstereoradio, 129.500. 373-5107 approz. $30,000 worth of Insured Animal Haven Kennels' S track, BSR turntable, diamond needle. Call $625394 Thank You, Thank You handmade Western a, SEDROOM, FIREPLACE, ON REAL ESTATE day or night, free home trial no for beIng my Customers & EnglIsh saddles $ tack of I ACRE WOODED CORNER, REALTOR. 32? 7190 obiigatior friends. If there's a better way all kinds, Painting & Rsp&r FENCED I EQUIPPED tosay It idon't know how, may ________________________ NuN CHICKENS DUCKS & Stereo, goodworllingorder you be richly blessed. Best Kids outgrow the swing iii or 3EESE. NEEDS T.L.C. Including: Full sIlver EUTSLER PAINTING S. wishes Randal Rowe. small bicycle? 5 3900 ws4 332.4354 show saddles, ranch, REPAIR_.lnterior.E*t,nlor items wSftt a wani ad. To place IREE ESTIMATESCaII 36$13fa roping, pleasur, and dill. your ad, call your friendly )ORANLE RESTORABLE Black&WhiIeTV's HouCIsmniig • saddles, Lifetime Class101edgaI,t The Herald, 323. 1914 MODEL 3 STORY $2Oea. while they last Painting & Remodeling gearan trammel MIs 3611, or sSb.m3. DUTCH GAMBREL. LARGE HERO'S TV FREE ESTIMATES. Hou5lwivesiiSorvice' hmo,'es, silver I BEDROOM, 2/, BATH. ______________________ 33975.SanfordAve. 3231734 Callanytime34g.5259 Personalited, fast, dependable ______________________ ltoadstalls and hstie.s, IUPER POOL. $00,500. Regulator) time basIs --coninwrcial Propsrty Sunbeam clippers, Loel 0000usIdTV'$,S25$up Qualityworkmanship Noiobtou WeDOwashwi.wsI 6775101 's VICTORIAN ON COP.. MILLERS Kang pads, plus ivory. small or big, Interior os ix. 615 LOT, NEEDS RE. Established plumbing suppiy $ 26lCOrIen000r. Ph. 3220332 thing Imaginable in k, ferior. Pressure cleaning. 323. ITORINO, WIDOWS WALK I)Iflhllupri1,snwd sIflfIce business for sale, Inc. 0071. tack line. /11* OF LAKE MONROE. tools. fixtures, Inventory $ 131.530 TEEMS, real estate. Call W. MalIc. zowskl, REALTOR 327.7303. Carpentry, Painling, Main?. of all types, Lic. Bonded ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS • .3335031 Insured S34 47-Rsal Estate • s New Year's Special! 15 pct. off CENTER CompleteMobul, during January on re-roof. WebUyYQurISultY,cloeeiil2lhrs. HomeReppir DllSâlY OCT.51 item i yr. workmanship guarantee. AWARD REALTY, INC. 31-5339 Cart MunIcipal Aud. Expect Roofing. 323,7473. tiiriuni - Orlande Leshig iiis', home $ credit? Mil AUCTION -. CailBart ._. . . - - ______ " ' - ______________________ WED., JAN. 1t P.M AT EXPO OCIITT LIOLER REALTY 24395. Myrtle Ave. Orlando enford 3771577 _ 3320231 25445.FrenchAve. 3325353,337.3772,3320779 -. I 2439 5. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327 1517 3210640 - '' Antiques and Modern Furniture One Piece or Houseful Bridges Anllques 3732801 jlfla Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, hal. sisi or $21 mo, Agent 3)9-5356. ____________________________ ___________________________ 52-Appliances SEIGLER REALTY ________ BROKER OROREALTORI IL'Ii 1 '.thadipoyments$bup - equity. 3223016. AuctlonConductadby _______ NATIONAL AUCTION $ SALES MGi., INC. We buy equity in houses $ vacant land. Lucky In vestments, P.O. Bx 79. Sanford, 333-1741. S Your Business.,. Lhemsedaad,s, Terms: cask, checks or Isa. _core. *1* prsper l.a. • Ie ________________________________________________________ G21Or839993 -- . / ______________________________________________________________ . - - ____ -, -'p... -- center, It's easy to place a ClassIfied Ad .We'll even help you word it. Call 322-2611. 1IAI.ISTATI - - -- I pcI. intersit to qualified buyers. New homes with monthlypaymentsund,rS350. Low down payment'. 32)2257. _______________________ AL CDIar REALTY Inc. _______________- ' - - ------- 135' S French (Il 92) Sanford 323 5324 ________________ - 80-Autos for Sale ____________ your BATEMAN REALTY eg. Real Estate Brker 3440 Sanford Ave. Mobile home in country. $250 per month each month for Is? two months & negotiate new 24 terms. 3233148 ____________________ UR (B 322.9283 Q _______ ____________________ 5*50 Mobile Home In country. 1 Adult W. Garne$t White Reg. Real Estate Broker 322.$303 -JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial ______________ _____ P 3327111, Sanford _____________________ _______ COUNTRY LIVING at its bosH Sanford area,3.Sacres. Eight acres fenced, 3 Berm,2 fenced, $3Smonth. Path, tam. room, fireplace, 16634. screened patio, w-B5Q, self. cleaning pool w-cool deck, 3S-Wanted Rent fenced pastures, fishpond, _____________________ access to St. John's River. FUrnI&t*d apt. close in for clean senior citizen couple. Seasonal This one is ready to liv, ii. 4-S mos. Reply to Box 44, CO Tastefully furnished 3 Berm., the Evening Herald, P.O. Box I Bath with yr. warranty, 1637, Sanford, FL. 32771 Select yourcwnbrukfast fruit from your own fruit trees in your own nice backyard. 41440$J Priced right so move fast, won't last long. 1 yr. warranty, 533,900. INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental income.3BR, 11 owner RUSTIC SETTING 4 lOrm, 3 forms. $23,500. Bath home, 1 pIus acre completely fenced, pool, Se. separate aplrtmsnt, 1 yr. N. iroest warranty. $05,000. .rer b. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL-Isis I flSN.17.fl,CMsolhIrrY,PI. Ive.562.36$SJ Of potential In this S NOrm. home. Excellent forms. Owner I anXIOUs. S31.500. Lovely) BR ngme,wDR, FP, I wcarp. ideal for couple or I single pern. CloSe to 'dewniown, $34,000- - -- - -----' for 'he Real EstateAgency 3 BR, 20, carport, nice. Sanford area., Stove. refrig., no pets, 1st 1 last, $320 month. 319 3540. _______________________ 321_975 -- -----.--. _____________ MU DELTONA. $250 Mo. 3 BR, 28A ______________________________ 34_. l4()Ies I 72-A - . - '323-5061 oreves. 323-0517 DIllon R.altor3O5-$309023 I 53.TV.Radio-Stereo A-Mwtgages Bought &Id TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. I For Estate Commercial & Resi $493.73 hal. $183.16 or $17 mo Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We Low Down Payment ctential Auctions & Appraisals. \-Agent 339.0316. atso make Reel' Estate 1 Call Dell's Auction, 373 5620. Cash for your lot! Wihi build on DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Business Ioas. Florida Mor_______ __________________ I your lot 01 our lot tgage Investment, 13$ 54-Garage Sales S. Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. DANNY'S AUCTION SALES Y Enterprise, Inc Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter I Daytona Beach, will hold a 2621 Sanford Ave Medel Inc., Realtor 6.44 3013 Park. I 282 1279. C,arage Sale: 137 Pinecrest Dr Taking consignmentS daily 10 5, I public AUTO AUCTION every 321 0218. Fri & Sat 95 -INVESTORS Tuesday & Satrday it 7:30. It's JUNE Mon. thru Fri. Just about anythinq 2BR 1 Bhousew FP,plus 1 BR 1 the only one In FlorIda. You set 373 5772 ______________________ 322 7040 for Sale PORZIG lEA ___ ____________ B garage apt, Only $30,000. the reserved prIce, call f14-25 ____________________________ I fam yd, sale wicker, EALTOR MLS 5311 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll I further details. household items & furnishings. £v'u3333esa Side by Side refrigerator. READY TO SELL find him listed In our Business Off Airport Blvd Baily to picnic table, w.2 benches. $30: 3 BR 2 B w.CH & CA. ww carRoss St. Follow signs Fri & - Directory. full size baby bed w mattress, HAPPY NEW YEAR peting, cxc. cond. Only $45,000. Sat. 10 1 --$75. Oak porch rockers, $29 I :lass:fiad Ads are the smallest big In your own 2 story, 4 BR home. metal office desk, $70 Jenkins news items you will find 75-Recreational Vehicles $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres -Move right in & enloy the Furniture. 205 E 75th St 323 anywhere. deeded access to the St. Johns 55•-Boats & Accessories -0981 ____________________ ______ spacious living area, the new River. ---------- -______ For Sale Il' Winnebago camper CH AS. a real fireplace. Lots I ROBSONMARINE for P U.overhangbed.air,self JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc' MONEY SAVER EL TIMER moreto tell you, so call today' 3 BR, 1'.' B, economicalgaswall 2927 Hwy. 1792 con?. 000dCond. $2.S000r trade '75 models, Call 339.9100 or $34 For water heater 542,500 & will VA.FHA furnace & range. Fenced rear Salford, Fla. 37771 for small travel trailer. 323 460c IDeaterl Low install cost 373473.1 ______________________________ yd., convenient location, LR & 0381 No Sunday calls, I Exec. office space for lease. Fla. rm., w w carp., $fl, 1970 Ford Grand Torino Wrangler .teansspecial $10 99 Pr. 59-ftjsjl Merchandise Great location on 17.92. 600 sq. I Brougham. Exc. coed., new ARMY NAVY SURPLUS -ft. Brand new bldg. Very 76-Auto Parts tires, $1100 or beSt offer. 322310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 STEMPER AGENCY reasonable. -___________________ Pianos S. orgais as low Is $995. _________________________ 4876. ________________________________ I Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, FURNITURE-BEDDING NEWRECONTl'Ô REALTOR 327-1991 - vwVan very goodcond drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Wholesale toali. Orlando Whole BATTERY SHOP MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE 42-Mobile Homes .-. cU motor, new brdkes Music 12d7 French Ave. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., 101W 27th St 323 9114 Eves. 349-5400 32? 1939 & tires 3399153 ' Orlando .527 2255. MOn Fri 1.305:30 See our beautIful new BROAD S,it 1 30 12:30 ______ WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE NOOUALIFYING- 3 BR home. MORE, front & rear BR's. 61-Building Matertals New Central H&A & carpet. B1"',5FtjTDF _____ Willbuy iunk Auto Batteries, GREGORY MOBILEHOMES 311 31SF First St Owner will finance w$400 Battery Shop 322 5622 I $$3Orlando Dr. 3235200 substantial dwn. $33,000. 322Lumber, roofing shingles, 101W 27th St. 373 9114 VA & F1'fP. Fln.nslna __________ Beds Dbl motel box springs & sliding glass doors, inferior S. New Year's £pecial mattresses, $30 set. Sanford exterior doors, 1g. olf ice black 43-Lots-ACleage 36noS35 95exc.GroupGR.21 -AuctiOn. 1215 S French 373 bOard & bulletin board, metai BATTERY SHOP 7340 Shelving, paneling, formica 1972 DR. 107W. 27th St. 323 9114 sheets. Ig metal files, metal OSTEEN Workbench, all Steel entrance 10 acres or more PIONEER 50-A-Jewelry $ gate grill, 373 so ACRES. Hue out your own ______ 77-Junk Cars Removed homestead, be an 1110 Pioneer C'.t plenty of prospects - - Ad In 1900. As little as $1,000 dwn, Wedding set. 1972 FORD 2 DR. carat diamond JUNK CARS vcrtisa your p'oduI or service good terms, pluS S small diamonds, White From $iOto 530 in the Classified Ads. gold. $185 322 0522 Mon. _______________________________ Call 322-1621; 322.116q ARE YOU INTERESTED? Thurs 'Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used S acre tiled farm. 62-L..awn.Garderi REALTY - REALTORS cars, trucks & heavy equIpment. 10 acre orange grove. 1973 VOLKS 51-Household Goods 372-5990 900 pasture. JUST LISTED! 3 BR, 20 in - FlI.roIRr&tiOunhandwithdininuarea,w-w -----YELLOWSAND 1-URNITUPE S. THINGS carp., porch,paneiing & morel H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 Buy&Sell -__________________ 78__.Motorcyclesl BPP WARRANTED. Only NewS. Used Furniture Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker AFRICAN VIOLETS $32,500. Call 3232fl2 for info. 5005. Sanford Ave 323 6593 1973 FORD PINTO 1979 Honda CB125S. Adult The Greenhouse 377 9141 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. owned. Garage kept. Only 1100 Eves after 61 weekends LAKEFRONT! 28R, 1B cottage Eve. 542.3655 Why buy used? New brand name 334.1200 _ mileS $800 322 7001 on a spacious landscaped lot! __________________ ______ box springs & mattresses at 20 ' Eat-Inkit., FIa. rm. & porcfl. A pct. above dealers cost. Twin, 65-Pets.Supplies super deal for $29,900. fullsize, queen & king. Jenkins 79-Trucks.Traijers Furniture, 205 E. 2Sth St. 373 '-ree to good home, 13 old I 0981. BEAUTIFUL! 3 BR, 20, home in male German Shep ms MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT Truck '6lChev. T. Dehtona with many special House broken, all shots Needs 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN. inventory of brand 6cyl stick, $600 FIRM. features! CH-A, w-w carp., fenced yci 327 2505 DEROUS VIEW. OVER, I new interspring bedding. These ---___________ 3723389, Fla. rm., eat-In kit. & lots LOOKS SMALL LAKE. beds are not damaged or more! BPP WARRANTED. $20,000. HURRY! STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. IfI 197426' 5th wh trailer 5th wh all ' seconds but brand new top line Just $54,900. Classified Ads didn't work I brackets for P U truck inc. bedding sets only I Fre, local . .ttiere wouldn't be any. IS ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 52.500 or best offer. 319 5575. delivery. Noll's Sanford FurFANTASTIC! 3 BR, 20 brIck COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE niture Salvage, 1792, So. of home in idyliwildel Many I IN OSTEEN AREA. 5100 PER Sanford. 322-1721. 68-Wanted to Buy I __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ fetures on a 1g. ACRE WITH TERMS. Landscaped lot! Only $62,900. SINGER DROP ARM 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH Drop arm, makes all iig zag Cash 322-4132 GROUND, TALL. PINES, Stitches, buttonholes Sold new Sanford's Sales Leader OVER eoo FRONTAGE ON 5700. Btance due $188 or $16 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. lrj11F MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL month. Will lake trade as part Buy S. Sell, the finest in used FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, furniture, RefrIg., stoves, tcx,Is payment. Call 86? 5)94 day or 3 22. 2420 $267,500 TOTAL, flight. ---_____ kN WE BUY USED FURNITURE. ACRES OFF UPSALA ANYTIME Refrlg.RepoAMANA)7(1jf50 o. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING originally $514, now $716 or 521 NEEDS FILL. $10,900 F IXI UP ES Jenkins Fur ______________________________ _____________________________ Multiple Listing ServIce WITH TERMS. mo. Agent 339.5356. niturt', 20SF 25th St 3230981 LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty inc. REALTOR 675-3005 VA: F HA.235.Con. Homes ___________ . ' 41-Houses custom, .. ; ........ 2½ acres, prim. highwal frontage In Osteen. Pres.ntl grove. $13,000 total on gooi terms. . . -. - rtments Unfurnished . - .. - - - ii - ,ii.. ___ •.- 41'7 acres on Orange Blvd. Ii Paola. Owner will finance $24,450. (ord.CornfortabI,room& Board. $400 per month Call 327-0323 - - - 1 acre bldg. sIte on lake of LongwoodLk. Mary Rd. Gooi terms $18500. Bod _i__- fI FLORIO ...L _ 2 choice bldg. lots in DreamwoI for both. . _____ - . ..#.--'- .- -'Room for Rent Wkit privileges, bath 3237259 $$ptord Gracious living. Peas. Weekly & monthly rates utilities 0. InquIre 500 S. Oak 141'7$!3: ___________________________ , ___________ 2 ____ Lakefront living is avail, in thi elegant 3 BR, 40 hom4 l..•. -_ ., ---------- -. .,,,ua,vu UtI 4.7 d1 compue wiB, 10 guest cottage. Won last long at $92,000. . - (DOIYS a. $ - - NO BROKERAGE FE ES ________________________ -_29-Rooms . _____________ _______________ - 323.5774 Day or Niç - Tij1iiofluj" c.rt iflC REALTOR, ML ____________ , ..' _______ _______________ ba .' - - ' - Harold Hall Real Spacious 3 BR, 20 luxury horn Pool, tropical paradise. Mar Manyextras. Must see. All fc $55,900. VA - F HA terrr ? NEED CAS H? available. Use VourHomeAssecurity Call Us For Terms 3 BR,iBon2iot, all fenced, Ft Tower Financial Serv. tots of Shade trees. OnI ____ ' ____ LAKE MONROE Only? blks away I 2 or 3 BR's I H&A, FR, new carpet, s porch $39,900. 25( - . . SPAR K LI NO Spacious 2 BR, wsunny kit -4 FR on beautifully treed Ic For only 530,900! Call Quid Own Your Own Business. Distri butor for Kodak film, Duracell Batteries. GE, Sylvania and other photo products needed in your area. No selling. Service top retailers unthr PVdIuSive cortract established by us, High immediate income, Minimum investment $9,600 H!gh profit structure, Call opr. 2, 1-800 633-4545 or write NUAGE, 2121 Montevailo Rd., S.W. Birmingham, Alabama 35211. Include three references. - ____ MAGNIF CENT Oaks shade this 3 BR, 2 B Idyllwilde w formal LR & D white brick FP & privai fenced corner lot. $82,500. RAREOPPORTUNITY ' 41-Houses ____________ - Must Sacrifice Immediately: Establisñed Bait & Tackle Shop. Gross $70,000. 322 8735. . - tojsuI1s)) _ _ , EXECUTIVE TYPE Great rm. designer nome set 2 acre wooded lot. Wood Stoneexteriorplusw.wcarp intercom, Solarium, walk closets, pool planned & moi Brand new at $107,000. 24-Business- Opportunit . --ies __________ Complete listings in every Friday Leisure Magazine NEAR DOWNTOWN Sanford on Hwy 46, easy acci to I 4, Z GC 2. This ho easily Utilized for busini office. Large rms., good tic plan & extra Ig Side yd I parking. Only 537.800. L( down, assumable mortgaç Wanted: Aresponsible Babysitter Near 706W. is? St. 323 9536 ___________ jqgy, _ . S sur ___ _________________ -- - 18-Help Wan ''' 41-Houses ____ -_---._ _____________________________ _________________________ _______________________ DETRjCH COMPLETE _ e ______ ______ - ______ ii (' THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR _____________________ - __________________________ sales. Call 275.7130. Free TUE.THU.FRI) IDA: Training, TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR (7)0 ON THE GO(WED) i SECTION 1: That the following And That's A Fact I (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK. described property sItuated in Exp. Industrialsewlng ClassIfied Ads Gets Results ER AND FRIENDS Seminole County, Florida, be and ____________ machIne operators. And That's A Fact Tool 10)8ESAME 8E the same Is hereby annexed to and DELANO. 1.734.5464. ________________________ madeapartoftheCityof Sanford, NSVeI, grapefruit, tangerines, 17)BPEcTRa.iAN Exp. cook, utility person & Florida. pursuant to the voluntary orngL Picked to order. Will hUthflv A...h. hi n 6 .11A. V'" VJ rumI,y pruvIslons os Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. (J)0BE*fl 171.044, Florida Statutes: _______________________ ______________________ _________ ____________ (7)0 AFTER8CNOOL SPE. BeginnIng at the Northwest Cor. ________________________________ (1])(35)MOSY DICK / MIGH. Wanted Mature Women to net' of Lot 2, Block A, Sunland _____________________________ TON (WED) manage retail clothing store. Estates, according to the plat (U) (3Tttoe BUNNY JØ Apply Jerry's ThrIft Shop, 307 U)35)FANTASTIC(THU) thereof as recorded In Plat Book FRIENDS E. 2nd St. tI]) 35 NETEIN CREATIVE lt.Pagesle.22saldpohwbelngthe tIll (17) GILUGAN'S ISLAND AND THE IMPOSSIBLE (FAt) lMersectig of the Easterly right.. EXPR ESS IONS Experienced mechanic Good ((1O) SESAME STREET ot.wayot U.S. Highway 17.92 with, soo benefits. Apply in person i CaIIJoAn the South right.oI.way line of (MON-THU) 332.75)3 5(4) CAP.OL BURNETT AND mile north of 434 on 17.92. (10) SESAME STREET (N) Woods nAvetw,,th.nc,r South FRIENDS . . Rlchie's VW. s, degrees 16' 30" East Special care wprlvate room & (FAt) (5) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN SALES LADY along said South rlght.of.way lIne board for elderly person In (17) THE THREE O 5)TOMANDJERNY ci Wosdien AVSI'WS, prlvatshome.Actnowa save, E*perlancedlnladies•r,edy.tc. STOOGES I THE UTILE RAS.. 10 5 MISiR ROGIM () South 0 de,rsas 4430" West - 134.. $341111. wear. Apply in pirn only, No CAL8(MON, WED-FAt) tI 17 MYTHRflSOf43 feet to the South line of Lot 2, PhonaCalls. Ro.Jay,31$E. 1st (17) THE THREE thence North If degree 16' ' Home away from home In the 5:30 STOOGES/ThE LfflLERA8. •(4WS West 262.45 feet to Easterly right. country for elderly person. .LS(TUE) of.WayIIneof U. S. Highway 174t Ambulatory or not am. PART-TIME £1)SU'A'S'H thence North 23 degrees 47' 0" butator, Ovledo area. 7:28 (DOALLINTHEFAMILY East a distance Of 141.0$ feet to 4370. CORRESPONDENTS _________________________ 4)TODAYINFLORIDA 5)KUNGFU PoInt of Beglnlng. (D5 GOOD MORNING 1OZOOM(R) ThIabOve.descrlbedproperty WANTED TjZjfj FLORIDA ____________________________ ______________________ 11 I DREAM OF JEANNIE dncrib, as that parcel of _________________ To write news of local int.rt property situated at the 7:30 from LONOWOOD , SAN. SUPER SALEIII crnsroi U. S. Highway 17.92 (4) TODAY FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Stars Thurs,, Jan.3 Woodlois Avenue, u property Legal Notice CAISELBERRY and (DO GOOD MORNING _________________________ __________ lO2011C5.oftaIltackl. situated In Section 14, TownshIp If have a knadi for gathering tt. Sanford Belt & Tackle South, Range 30 East, seminole socIal news from your FICTITIOUS NAME 323$ Cowity Fietida. respective CommunIty to be Notice is hereby gIven that lam SECTION 2: That upon th engg Presented In a column In The in bu4siness at 251 5. ordInance becoming effective, the 1$-t'bfl),d Evening Herald, we - want to CAPTAiN KA Embry Dr., Casselberty, SemInole prperty owner and ROD any resident talk with . 35) THE NEW ZOO County, Florida under th tic. resdingonthipro TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs titlous name of MR. GRASS, and - herein shall be entItled d5saIe C.stac$: REVUE to all the mature person for short trIps that I Intend to register said name rights and S 1O OVER EASY prIvileges and Un. boiis surrounding Sanford. Contact with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, munitles es are from 17 FAMILYAPPAIR time to tIme Customers. We train. Write 1, OURSELVES EDITOR Seminole County, Fior in ac. yafltadtoresldents.nd property 332'26h1 SowSstem .5d5Ily cordancewlththeprovlslon.of the owners of the City of Sanford, Mon.FrI afroreum, Ft. worm, rx. , FictitIous Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Florida, and (3) TODAY IN as •tC further Section S6S.o Florida Statutes provided In Chapter 17I Florida Snack bar, partume, nest B (DS GOOD MORNING 1957. mature, must be able to work Statutes, and shall forth,r be FLORIDA 51g. DanIel Hayes flex. firs. I seine weekends, sublect to the relponslblllties of PublIsh Jan. 3, ID, 17, 21, 1910 Apply - in person, Stuckey's eao resIdence or ownership as may DER.9 PecanShop _ .4 146,Sanford. 5(4) TODAY from time to time be determined by the governIng authority of the FICTITIOUS NAME (D5 GOOD MORNING IN THE COUNTY COURT, City of Sanford, Florida, and the Ice is hrby gIven that I am RN, 5.4 & 4.12, tulI ii part time. AMERICA Applvinperssn$antordNurslji.g ______ ______ SIMINOLI at p.o. COUNTY, FLORIDA. provI of said ChsIer 171, (U)35)TENNtssnTuxioo & convalescent Center, 95$ Lonwocd, Fia., 32750, orda StMIL CASE NO, 79341SCC.I3D 10 PAiNT WITH 5 NANCY • MolhistvlIIi. Seminole Cointy, Plt'da, under SECTION 3: II-any section t' SANFORD BOAT WORKS . the fIctItious name of DISHWASHERS COMPANY (TUE) dinance proves to be invalid, poration, d that Int P. M.shift P.1 to register said Plelntiff, unlaul or unconstitutional, n.m wito the Clerk Of the Cluit 'AIv in pence, Deltona Inn. io ootv'øs (WED) . shall not be held to Invalidate Court. Seminole County, FIJI In Mcn.Sat. 11 a.m..3 p.m. Ask 5 10 V.L PBOPI.1(THIJ) CHARLES JAMES SOONAR, Impair the validity, forceor effect accordance with the Provision. ci °' 0. of any other section Of 10 CROCIcETY's VICTO. a CHARLES J. SOGNAR, •, of thli fit, Fictitious Name Statutes, ordinance. To. LU A HOWELL, RYGAROIN(FRI) Hurry, Hurry, Hurry. SECTiON 4: That all ordinances Wit: SectIon S4.9 FlorIda DIIOnd 170MROOM W. T. Rawlelgh 01st. In San. or parts of ordinances In conflict Statutes 1,57, NOTICIOFAC,ION K. Knapp )wrawlffi be and the same are III Till STATS OP FLORIDA TOt hereby DKOfIIbSI 13, 30, 32, 1979 repealed, (4)00NAIIUE CHARLES JAMES SOGNAR,a:k. and January 3, 1300 _____ SECTiONS: That thisordinance DEQ.13 a CHARLES .. WSMN.IOOUOLA$ Needed: MaIdsi, waltreues. SOONA, shall become effectIve Im. (DSMOVIE I . F.T. Apply In om5Øfl, WHOSE LAST KNOWN RESt. mediately upon Its passage *14 DENCE AND MAILING AD. adoption. ffO(35)LIAVIITTOIIAVER Holiday Inn of Sanford, 1.4. DRESS IS 3305 Nobl Street, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT op 3234C50. 10 ELECTRIC A CCV shall be avail$ble at the Till IIONTIINTH JUDICIAL Saitimors, Aia,yiono ,, ___ LU A. HOWELL, WHOSE LAST Office of the CIty Clerk for all CIRCUIT IN AND PON (17)UJCYSNOw * * * * * * * * KNOWN RESIDENCE AND persons desIring to examine the SSMINOLICOUNTY,PID& same. MAILING ADDRESs IS General CASE NO, 0fl4$CA44.l 121 All parties in Interest end IN U: The Marr$ae if ____ Deliver!. Carolina leech, North SPLYAPFAI START OFF THE citijaiis shalt Itave an Opportunity WILLIS U GREENE, Carolina 1143$: __ 5 10 EDUCATIONAL PAD. NEW YEAR to e iuser ci said hearing. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. GRAMMINS . Syerderofffi.CtynmI.. and PIED tlt,$ a proceeding fl been , WITHAJOB 0(17)OREINAORIS Fida, . SETHIL LEE GREENE, fiIIn5t, pia, AND A FUTURE H. N. Tamin, Jr. -. SANFORD BOAT WORKS & Wife, . , cIty CISV NOTICIOPACTICN MARINA, INC., seeks relief PublIsh Dec. II, 27, 1970$ Jan. 3, TO: agaIn yo SECRETARY elhswlng , DIItS 5)P?LCLUS BETHEL LEE GREENE dlsa'Rel personal prOperties: 17 MOVIE 411 Poplar ins PBuflsr 22' 6" vessel. Platweads. KIstucky 41110 RENTAL SECRETARY Builder's Null No. P.O YO(t ARE NOTIFIED thel an IsIs cap. must be career n,nAusp.zV . -._•mind. ctIsflferdIs gt,, ed. ,aj TIt . HCTI1'OOIII NAMI • of f$fjge It,5 f egj Builders MVII Number 1057 (.1)O MACMINI OPSEITQR you and you on relubrid to AND am mgoi,w we a copy if your written defames, if "*'• 1016 S10aged 10 10411130$ 05 107 .W ho your Anawer or smer any, I If en ROBERT L. 5_u'rPesgISWIø,w.oe, Lake MienIe Dr., Sanford, THOMAS, Pesitsepters aflsrsy, WALLN*NIIR ci the County Court hi and her SSfI%IIIOIS County, PlOfide 111101? whose addisu Is P.O. Sea 1043, P.10tiiiiSbIii, 1100 Seminole Csv*y, pieri, IllS11 NletIsItanseohJaA.SL.AwN Apephi, Pherlda, 31N3, en or thar en a we ktlled IS behem the Rh .y ci Jaou.ry, DIL&$ALI$pII$ON ThE MIOSSMSIIT' ' PIIWN1's etlsrnay, ROGER L. reIr Mid 'ne 1300. M Ills tile Original With the IOVUPICSIIWIW Circuit IIAVII I SNIIJIZY BERRY, is . Court, $.mlnsls Clerk ii sis court em morclal ci the e*, ' .1,50. P.O. Driwy 0, lanlsri, Caumly, Plerlda In accerdan ( - ' SINIRALCOISIT With the Prlviolems ii the Plc. servl,n P*fit4ner'$aflsr,e,sr PlerId.33771,sptr$,• Immediately thifeeHer: giber. All P11.11551 c.n.t. er.uni flea.' 1116 •IIII* Name Refutes, TiWtt: wile a delays daVIiJamiary,1II1ep'ig,1,, hip. ' a auIl Will be anlera eiaseat 5t11ii 565,00 Fl0r11 IlaMes against YOU for be .!WILOPNt11S the relif PAMILYPIUD tRW. demanded In tIi petition. S*P.$IRVICIi WITNESS y hand *14 efflclai "Y WITNESS my hand and the sl 'SPAI*.PRISo. 1116 Arlipus MIJ,1W seil ii Ike Clerk silk,County ofIhhsCow,ten Decembpr ii, in All types ci matir appiiac.. (17) 13,*77,1ng en Ike 111k day 51 De.., and 1 (SEAL) iuo 1010. H. lsckwiw j WAlTIi$$E . 01043 . (SEAL) APTSOON ' CIRCUIT COURT CLINK 01h1e1Ph11S&f1.l , -' llur H. Becflll, ' ______ By: lusani, Take, CllrMCayntyufl DEPUTY CLINK T _______ y:Chl.p,, A :-IIWIL.TPISRI5 1IIOVAIT S(I)MPmREA A" 1 __________________ 1 AN r*yAtLa DSPAyClipt f13Prmudlla. PubflIkDec.$,fligpg$JapLL I 3234176 ___ ____________________ Ageptia Florida 10,1300 )I&waY 1BIVE Puj December 13, *32,1979 "YRWFu'WreOwCsncarn. 1OmxAtiotppo. 0' su.ssHnisTATf.JandJanv.rvz1,.. liMMINS ¼_ __________ __.._.____ 010.44 ********. 7.00 5(4) IOOAY (.5)0 MORNING NEWS (D 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ..ai 35sHAzw(MON) jJ(J DIPWMP.PI I ----------UALAAY O(TUE) ____ - STUFF NOT _(JIAS ______ DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication Sunday - Noon FrIday a I Ii' _____ - _________________ :j ', .. I . . , . z.,q.c .. '__i ' C: '-:''.':. -- '.. 4' ' 'P - V'' YL" 4 ,..a.__ �• :- .%.. ...:.' ' 4: :, I,. - .. __ 0 -, -'- 4 .,. ,: , , .~~ --~; . .10cl' ., . " I., I,1, I-" " " t. , 0 1 A 9S - I SCOWY t- , !,~'~ . ~ '"" ;,. ~ " . . ,; 1(1 f/if ;: I \\yy _ :;!' '*'., Indoor/ Outdoor I" - • X. 0 .: ..'•.• .• , 99 k.%.:7-.4` "' I U& carpet ______________________________ ' SUPER GLUE • 3 I I , , 4O. 60, 75 or 100 watts i hpal.IJ.nuNylO I Limit 2 tubes p/ease Ep,r.s Jine,,, 10 , C'..,D. i Each Bulb With coupon • I Rag Price (each bulb) 19C I L.. J -p ( / Reg rice P 1eac h' - , - - . i. h r I FIInnhIig' fIfl STRI PS runnunu VOitS / 3OgaIion capacity 10 Bags .2J a Mobil EaCIBaI1Y With Coupon ,. 09 1 I pien. '29 With Coupon I J , 490 - . 4 I%. - 1 , , ... 0 D Shoo , Pair • c_ ': :. . I ----- IV / aitr1clge. 1. 1: . I.e W11bV ..SX flVnnLfl CauNi for Interior or l I.t'AT wi. ' * In Hont Elm or , quoted In this I 1. : r... 4 f9tn9el I GlL'ONHOMANS 0 . I , 6 *15'. 6-- m23", • EICI'I v . $ 200 154 ,1 - I - *~ 'ir,l. \ _ _____ ' t X' Et, , Ill.;". I , _____ , iz'.i 's _____________ :i ,.., ________________ ' " .l"r An early morning balloon flight seems In danger of coming to an abrupt . and dangerous conclusion by being tangled In power lines running along ad In south Seminole County; but (he balloonists, taking ad- "it is essential that you advise Bruce Several persons were reported injured In an official I aingen, charge d'affaires of the by stick wielding rival groups but no spokesman said that during the night, American house of spies in Tehran, to arrests were made, a spokesman for the the secretary-general was informed of an present himself at the den of espionage to revolutionary guards Wd. urgent request for a meeting of the U.N. gibe explanations regarding spying In Tehran, a new wave of demon Security Council to consider the situation documents found at the den of strators marched on the U.S. Embassy to in Afg hanista n for which his presen ce at espionage," the communique said denounce the United States and headquarters is required "Responsibility for transferring him to Waldheim for his abortive diplomatic "in the light of this development, he the den of espionage rests w ith that move, which ended with his departure decided to return to New York this ministry," the communique said. from Iran earlier today. morning." Laingen, 57, and political officers The6I-year-old diploniat decided In the Waldheim was accompanied on the Victor I,. Toinseth and Michel Holland very early hours of the day to head home drive to Mehrabad Airport by Foreign were ou tside t he U.S. Embassy when it and left aboard a U.N. private jet at 8.20 Minister Sadegh Ghotlaadeh, host was seized Nov. 4. The other 50 hostages am. 111:50 pm. EST Thursday) for since the secretary-general's his arrival. II ' Pi U.S. To Announce Ant*=S i ovi*et Moves WASHINGTON (UPI) — State part in the talks. freighters to load and unload tit ports Department officials said today the The officials said the exact measures such as Baltimore. administration will announce a series of were still being laid out in detail at measures cutting back on diplomatic and midday, but they listed several likely economic relations with the Soviet Union measures among the options which were three weekly flights between the Soviet Union and the United States — two between Moscow and New lurk and one —The officials said the Agriculture between Moscow and Washington. Department is analyzing the effects on the Soviet Union of an embargo on u.s. President Carter asked the Senate to Afghanistan. —Reducing the size of the Soviet grains. The officials said Agriculture delay consideration of the SALT 11 'rt officials said the list of options was embassy in Washington, which would Secretary Bob Bergland met with White treaty. Britain exchanged angry discussed at a breakfast thisi morning mean ordering some technical and House officials today, but that a grain statements with Moscow. The U.N. attended by President Carter and his top diplomatic personnel out of the country. embargo was not expected to be part of Security Council was asked to consider the situation. And NATO leaders met to foreign policy advisers They said U.S. Cutting back on transportation the package SCUSS military implications o e Ambassador to Moscow Thomas Watson, agreements, including Aeroflot's landing however, who recalled the first reaction to rights in the United States, and the longshoremen have Soviet invasion. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, took agreement which permits Soviet discussed setting up their own embargo China has begun arming and training on loading of grain for the Soviet Union, an Afghan guerrilla group to combat as retaliation for the Soviet invasion of discussed: which would have the effect of cutting off shipments. . The State Departinent's official Soviet invasion troops battWig defiant Afghan government forces, diplomats said today. diplomatic guide lists 143 Soviet Reports from Afghanistan said Soviet diplomats accredited to the Soviet troops were battling the Afghan troops in Proved the city's board of adjustmient denying such requests without stating a pressed fears the establishments wdl Embassy in Washington, including 17 a provincial capital and waging anti. Heralld SWf Writer before a bar could be operated in C-4 reason why. Massey said he is resear- move into Seminole County where there military officers, guerrilla sweeps throughout the country. Stopping a nude dancing establishment zoning. thing to see what regulations other cities are few laws regulating such businesses. Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin The United News of India news agency kom locating in lAke Mary wLll be a - Bars am not allowed at all in C-1 and C- might have which could be adopted by Massey said diat at a city attorney's has been in Moscow since early reported Western diplomats returning simple matter, City Attorney Gary 2 zoning unless it Is done in conjunction Lake Mary to discourage location of the conference it appeared Tampa and St. December and the embassy is now from Kabul said today the Chinese are M&W advised the city comfl Thur- with a restaurant or grociffy store and nude dancing establishments. Petersburg have the most experience headed by the charge d'affaires, backing the Shola-E-Javed guerralas granted a iday night. All the council need do is say, City Clerk Connie Major told the with successfully banning nude dancing. Viadillen M. Vasev. who ha ve stepped up their Insurgency In ception, Massey said. 'no. Aerfiot, the Soviet sta te airline, has tribal areas. cou ncil two weeks ago that since such He said an , ot he r way of handling the MWl Massey said the city's criminal code bars we other Seminole County cities and Sheriff problem, which has been successful, is _____________________________________________ wifl. makes provision for dance halls in John Polk pub licly stated concern about through occupational license m only zoniq here bars city, but requresaipecialperinit from allOwed nixledancing, she had received several requirements. city I1a city councH before they can operate. Pffnilsalm tlix" is no Inquiries about whether it is permitted in Is CX Ming and Kill A th Massey said it isn't necessary for the Lake Mary, The code, he said, does not state a CX-zoned property in the city, Iit ' $ city tocalia moratorium whllenew ways standard for either approval or dlsap- said. Local concern was accelerated by the are researched to ban nude dancing. The The attorney told the council a special recent crackdown cii bars with nud city's current laws are sufficient at this proval of the permit request, Actlou Reports ................ 2* At the same time. Mussy said, a exception is not a right but a privilege dancing in Orange County, particularly tune, he said, AroundTheclock ............. 4A NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — Joy Bridge ........................ IA Adamson, who captured the hearts rnedAds ...............8-IA r of millions with her book "Born D C0111111cs ....................... IIIA Free" about how she raiwd a t oo .' , 2X4XB .' $PRUCE8TUDS . J,__. J, special exception would have to be ap- and the council would been firm ground on Orange Blossom Trail. Polk has ex- uwuOy . p . 'Th ' IIJ%#J Protest 4I - WMsts from nearby proputy owners es Cons ruction All property owners within feet of ans Dear Abby .................... 7A Deaths .......................8A Dr. Lamb ..................... $A Editorial ...................... 4A FlOrM2 ....................... 1A Horoscope .................... IA Hospit ......................ZA Nation ........................3A Ourselves ..................... 7* Spoils ....................... hA The site plan submitted for a lumber pernuia w uperate home occupations, by ng for Gregory Lumber Using telephones only, from Dennis . ' - k-"N .%' ' ,' n Phe -- Tt , ., . J .._.... II Al a e . ., ,V ,..F~,.. '. *.., 4 .. . I . I'' 47. j .k. I "..,-- ' By DONNA ES'IES • I It 11 called on Iran's Foreign Ministry today The militants for ttic first time Waldheiin halted his diplomatic -er U.S. chief of mission Bruce denounced one of the hostages, Roeder, mission less than 12 hours after the ruling Laingen, nov, held in protective custody a "war criminal." revolutionary council passed the word at the Foreign Ministry building. We shall invite the brae and that Khomeini, Iran's de facto chief of The students also said one of the struggling nation of Vietnam to send state, reject ed Waldheim's request for a hostages, Air Force It Col David representaties to attend the trial of this meeting in C 'a I.' , u' Roeder, ii,, Oi iv,Uit. &l5sl nay, is., .111 American war cri mi naland mercenary Although the secretary-general Lake Mary Can Block Nudity,e Lawyer .0 SPRUCE STUDS •' II'IIjI SANFORD, ' A e ue . I , 7.30 •O M dsyth'j $.isy Cloud Sundsy V1S4 . . ________ GOOD ImATTUIIITNUBS..JAN,. ad are based On special Iii r*chsndise, . 99* ,,... It '2 X 4 X 92%" -'-- . No.cPI 3/4" x 60 yard roll .40" a 1'x80yardroH 2 s $0 ysid , , ,,, I customwe pkkk" nwdmdhw at oui On. Dskyisavailabisforasmalicharge. . ~ ROYAL SCOT - . 'ii 4 ________________________________________________________________ . - Prices 1*~ i ., ow- " . . go i. ...' the in. 3½ *15 11 %$ "03111%1111 '. ,-, ' AnM onto rIngawmn found d ad in her bathtub Thirsday definitely ftwrod, butSetninole County Medical, Examiner G. V. Garay cannot say why. Sophia M&r, 19, was found dead at bar bon*, at 319 Hayn= St in Mtwonte Springs, by a friend, George Bus of Oviedo, at 7:30 p.m. She died between I pm.and 3 p.m. lbursday, Garay said. Bus reportedly found Ms. Miller submerged in the tub, wearing a nightgown and panties, "Its very unusual," saW Garay. "SaWles have already been sent to the Sanford state aims lab for a variety of tests, but results will not be available for a we&," Garay saW UnW then he wW be cwAucting an investigation into the drcwnstaiicei aa.urowiding the death cui's two young childeen are being cared for by their grandparents, said Sheriff JOIII Polk, who declined to disclose any fUrther lnfOriflatlOfl Ofl the children or their guardians. -" Clemsion Pecan. No. 9402-80. ) ' ...,4.66 49OUn. Ft. greater , • '' A. I r Drowning Leaves Questions ... 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Secretary General Kurt Iran. their third month in captivity at th e U.S. Waldheim left Tehran for lunch after an In Qorn headquarters of Ayatollah Embassy. unsuccessful, four day diplomatic Uuhollah Khomeini, supporters of the U N spokesman Samir Sanbar, asked misslontotrytosecurethereleaseofthe Ishunic strongman clashed with follow- whether Waldheim might make another hostages ers of dissident Ayatollah Sa ed Kazem trip to Tehran, said, 'II there is any need The communique virtually ordered the h1iat Madari for him to come back, the door open" F ore i Minist ry to give La ingen up to he rioters shattered glass windows in There seemed little doubt Waidheun the militants but made no mention of two shops on a main street close to Shariatwould return immediately if Khomeini, other Americans held in protective Madari s home and only a few blocks would see lam That seemed unlikely in vantage of the calm morning air, safely cleared the menace and drifted '''''''' Eh , . , i MENACE . 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This hospital board of trustees, sells the hospital, they can't control what they running. Any firm selected to purchase or lease hospital from the ir headquarters in Nashville, Kirchhoff said, would be solely composed of local don't own. "Florida Hospital, while talking to us, might Seminole Memorial Hospi tal "must guarantee Tenn. residents and would nominate its own successors "If IICA says they're going to allow local people change that part of their proposal," Kirchhoff local control of the hospital, said Seminole The commission has narrowed the for the in subsequent years. to determine policies, that's not what they're said. The commission on Jan. 10, will Interview County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff in a possible sale or lease of the hospi field tal to three ~ The HCA proposal clearly po ints out UCA's doing elsewhere. I can tell you t ha t for a fact," the three groups still being considered about their letter to the Seminole County Resources for firms: RCA, a for-profit group; Florida Hospitalcommitment to the full automony of individual Blair said. proposals. Human Needs Committee. The letter is in Orlando, a Seventh Day Adventist not-for-profit local institutions, he wrote. Kirchhoff's letter said although local residents "Each group can improve their proposal," ,, response to the committee's expressed concern group; and the current hospital board of t rustees, "There's no way on earth thev (I-ICA) will will be on the hospital's board of directors ifitis Kirchhoff added. -For instance, Florida Hospital over local control, which proposes to become a private not-for-profi t a gree to that," said Mardian Blair, regional vice sold to Florida Hospital), the majority of the talks about taking over the ambulance service. Christopher L Holden, president of the corn- orga ni tion ç,, president of Florida hospital, the competing boiu'd would also be members of the Florida Hospital Corporation of America might decide it )., " m.Ittee, told county commissioners in December Kirchhoff repUed to Holden that under HCA's firm. Hospital board of directors and from the wants to address that question. This could go on his group was ("neerned that one of the front- proposal the hospital would be run by an adWhen told today that Kirchhoff 's letter says Adventist Health systems organization. and on." I - 29 Rag. Price (pkg. By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer jTS Simulatedwooddrain refinished A' ' X 's x p Irch hoff Letter 'Guarantees' Local Hospital Control I I,6~1 Georgia.ciflc 3/4" x 1 45/i" x 48" raCrage Oi 6 sheets. Acrylic Latex exterior paint. In White and r Colors. Pkg. -,::' .. __ 1 ____ - N ULATION PANELS %, . — - I PAINT .. 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The board agreed to review at a Jan, 10 permit to allow con- planned for construction at *W. 3Q St. workshop the city's subdivision The commission recommended that regulations to determine If requirements *uctãoa of (oar single, family ¼i'a'es In The dal was based an failure of the Twraw with 10"we 1W go to =wt mpomots of the site ft city mmilsdoi approve a requiest are too restrictive. The board win also plan ordinance, aceiEding to Al Payne, for a conditional uee for sale of alcoholic consider amending the zoning ordinance "Ch of living area. zoaing rsqidrementfor that area is zoning director. Among site plan beverages for consumption on premises to permit fast food service for off. *re..Uy 1,SS square feet, but the law requirements are adequate dialnage, as requested by the Disabled American premise consumption In certain districts permits an exception to be comalØer.d provisions for water and sewer service Veterans (DAV), 3512 Orlando Drive, at that workshop as requested by John and proper p1ament of frlveway& efter a public hearing is held. Also approved were requests for Alexander. — DONNA ESES ... ,.. Weather ...................... 2* World ........................ZA - s u or Of Born Fr**' motherless lion cub, was attacked and killed by a lion, police said today. Police in the northeastern town of Isiolo said Mrs. Adamson, 69, was attacked Thursday night while taking an evening stroll at her game park called Shaba, 30 miles from the Samburu game reserve. An employee found her lying face down, with se vere wounds on her hands, anu and head. She was dead the tim U ed t the rote game park, which is 30 miles from the nest telephone. - -. , = ,- ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 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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I , _____ , iz'.i 's _____________ :i ,.., ________________ ' " .l"r An early morning balloon flight seems In danger of coming to an abrupt . and dangerous conclusion by being tangled In power lines running along ad In south Seminole County; but (he balloonists, taking ad- "it is essential that you advise Bruce Several persons were reported injured In an official I aingen, charge d'affaires of the by stick wielding rival groups but no spokesman said that during the night, American house of spies in Tehran, to arrests were made, a spokesman for the the secretary-general was informed of an present himself at the den of espionage to revolutionary guards Wd. urgent request for a meeting of the U.N. gibe explanations regarding spying In Tehran, a new wave of demon Security Council to consider the situation documents found at the den of strators marched on the U.S. Embassy to in Afg hanista n for which his presen ce at espionage," the communique said denounce the United States and headquarters is required "Responsibility for transferring him to Waldheim for his abortive diplomatic "in the light of this development, he the den of espionage rests w ith that move, which ended with his departure decided to return to New York this ministry," the communique said. from Iran earlier today. morning." Laingen, 57, and political officers The6I-year-old diploniat decided In the Waldheim was accompanied on the Victor I,. Toinseth and Michel Holland very early hours of the day to head home drive to Mehrabad Airport by Foreign were ou tside t he U.S. Embassy when it and left aboard a U.N. private jet at 8.20 Minister Sadegh Ghotlaadeh, host was seized Nov. 4. The other 50 hostages am. 111:50 pm. EST Thursday) for since the secretary-general's his arrival. II ' Pi U.S. To Announce Ant*=S i ovi*et Moves WASHINGTON (UPI) — State part in the talks. freighters to load and unload tit ports Department officials said today the The officials said the exact measures such as Baltimore. administration will announce a series of were still being laid out in detail at measures cutting back on diplomatic and midday, but they listed several likely economic relations with the Soviet Union measures among the options which were three weekly flights between the Soviet Union and the United States — two between Moscow and New lurk and one —The officials said the Agriculture between Moscow and Washington. Department is analyzing the effects on the Soviet Union of an embargo on u.s. President Carter asked the Senate to Afghanistan. —Reducing the size of the Soviet grains. The officials said Agriculture delay consideration of the SALT 11 'rt officials said the list of options was embassy in Washington, which would Secretary Bob Bergland met with White treaty. Britain exchanged angry discussed at a breakfast thisi morning mean ordering some technical and House officials today, but that a grain statements with Moscow. The U.N. attended by President Carter and his top diplomatic personnel out of the country. embargo was not expected to be part of Security Council was asked to consider the situation. And NATO leaders met to foreign policy advisers They said U.S. Cutting back on transportation the package SCUSS military implications o e Ambassador to Moscow Thomas Watson, agreements, including Aeroflot's landing however, who recalled the first reaction to rights in the United States, and the longshoremen have Soviet invasion. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, took agreement which permits Soviet discussed setting up their own embargo China has begun arming and training on loading of grain for the Soviet Union, an Afghan guerrilla group to combat as retaliation for the Soviet invasion of discussed: which would have the effect of cutting off shipments. . The State Departinent's official Soviet invasion troops battWig defiant Afghan government forces, diplomats said today. diplomatic guide lists 143 Soviet Reports from Afghanistan said Soviet diplomats accredited to the Soviet troops were battling the Afghan troops in Proved the city's board of adjustmient denying such requests without stating a pressed fears the establishments wdl Embassy in Washington, including 17 a provincial capital and waging anti. Heralld SWf Writer before a bar could be operated in C-4 reason why. Massey said he is resear- move into Seminole County where there military officers, guerrilla sweeps throughout the country. Stopping a nude dancing establishment zoning. thing to see what regulations other cities are few laws regulating such businesses. Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin The United News of India news agency kom locating in lAke Mary wLll be a - Bars am not allowed at all in C-1 and C- might have which could be adopted by Massey said diat at a city attorney's has been in Moscow since early reported Western diplomats returning simple matter, City Attorney Gary 2 zoning unless it Is done in conjunction Lake Mary to discourage location of the conference it appeared Tampa and St. December and the embassy is now from Kabul said today the Chinese are M&W advised the city comfl Thur- with a restaurant or grociffy store and nude dancing establishments. Petersburg have the most experience headed by the charge d'affaires, backing the Shola-E-Javed guerralas granted a iday night. All the council need do is say, City Clerk Connie Major told the with successfully banning nude dancing. Viadillen M. Vasev. who ha ve stepped up their Insurgency In ception, Massey said. 'no. Aerfiot, the Soviet sta te airline, has tribal areas. cou ncil two weeks ago that since such He said an , ot he r way of handling the MWl Massey said the city's criminal code bars we other Seminole County cities and Sheriff problem, which has been successful, is _____________________________________________ wifl. makes provision for dance halls in John Polk pub licly stated concern about through occupational license m only zoniq here bars city, but requresaipecialperinit from allOwed nixledancing, she had received several requirements. city I1a city councH before they can operate. Pffnilsalm tlix" is no Inquiries about whether it is permitted in Is CX Ming and Kill A th Massey said it isn't necessary for the Lake Mary, The code, he said, does not state a CX-zoned property in the city, Iit ' $ city tocalia moratorium whllenew ways standard for either approval or dlsap- said. Local concern was accelerated by the are researched to ban nude dancing. The The attorney told the council a special recent crackdown cii bars with nud city's current laws are sufficient at this proval of the permit request, Actlou Reports ................ 2* At the same time. Mussy said, a exception is not a right but a privilege dancing in Orange County, particularly tune, he said, AroundTheclock ............. 4A NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — Joy Bridge ........................ IA Adamson, who captured the hearts rnedAds ...............8-IA r of millions with her book "Born D C0111111cs ....................... IIIA Free" about how she raiwd a t oo .' , 2X4XB .' $PRUCE8TUDS . J,__. J, special exception would have to be ap- and the council would been firm ground on Orange Blossom Trail. Polk has ex- uwuOy . p . 'Th ' IIJ%#J Protest 4I - WMsts from nearby proputy owners es Cons ruction All property owners within feet of ans Dear Abby .................... 7A Deaths .......................8A Dr. Lamb ..................... $A Editorial ...................... 4A FlOrM2 ....................... 1A Horoscope .................... IA Hospit ......................ZA Nation ........................3A Ourselves ..................... 7* Spoils ....................... hA The site plan submitted for a lumber pernuia w uperate home occupations, by ng for Gregory Lumber Using telephones only, from Dennis . ' - k-"N .%' ' ,' n Phe -- Tt , ., . J .._.... II Al a e . ., ,V ,..F~,.. '. *.., 4 .. . I . I'' 47. j .k. I "..,-- ' By DONNA ES'IES • I It 11 called on Iran's Foreign Ministry today The militants for ttic first time Waldheiin halted his diplomatic -er U.S. chief of mission Bruce denounced one of the hostages, Roeder, mission less than 12 hours after the ruling Laingen, nov, held in protective custody a "war criminal." revolutionary council passed the word at the Foreign Ministry building. We shall invite the brae and that Khomeini, Iran's de facto chief of The students also said one of the struggling nation of Vietnam to send state, reject ed Waldheim's request for a hostages, Air Force It Col David representaties to attend the trial of this meeting in C 'a I.' , u' Roeder, ii,, Oi iv,Uit. &l5sl nay, is., .111 American war cri mi naland mercenary Although the secretary-general Lake Mary Can Block Nudity,e Lawyer .0 SPRUCE STUDS •' II'IIjI SANFORD, ' A e ue . 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"SaWles have already been sent to the Sanford state aims lab for a variety of tests, but results will not be available for a we&," Garay saW UnW then he wW be cwAucting an investigation into the drcwnstaiicei aa.urowiding the death cui's two young childeen are being cared for by their grandparents, said Sheriff JOIII Polk, who declined to disclose any fUrther lnfOriflatlOfl Ofl the children or their guardians. -" Clemsion Pecan. No. 9402-80. ) ' ...,4.66 49OUn. Ft. greater , • '' A. I r Drowning Leaves Questions ... 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This hospital board of trustees, sells the hospital, they can't control what they running. Any firm selected to purchase or lease hospital from the ir headquarters in Nashville, Kirchhoff said, would be solely composed of local don't own. "Florida Hospital, while talking to us, might Seminole Memorial Hospi tal "must guarantee Tenn. residents and would nominate its own successors "If IICA says they're going to allow local people change that part of their proposal," Kirchhoff local control of the hospital, said Seminole The commission has narrowed the for the in subsequent years. to determine policies, that's not what they're said. The commission on Jan. 10, will Interview County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff in a possible sale or lease of the hospi field tal to three ~ The HCA proposal clearly po ints out UCA's doing elsewhere. I can tell you t ha t for a fact," the three groups still being considered about their letter to the Seminole County Resources for firms: RCA, a for-profit group; Florida Hospitalcommitment to the full automony of individual Blair said. proposals. Human Needs Committee. The letter is in Orlando, a Seventh Day Adventist not-for-profit local institutions, he wrote. Kirchhoff's letter said although local residents "Each group can improve their proposal," ,, response to the committee's expressed concern group; and the current hospital board of t rustees, "There's no way on earth thev (I-ICA) will will be on the hospital's board of directors ifitis Kirchhoff added. -For instance, Florida Hospital over local control, which proposes to become a private not-for-profi t a gree to that," said Mardian Blair, regional vice sold to Florida Hospital), the majority of the talks about taking over the ambulance service. Christopher L Holden, president of the corn- orga ni tion ç,, president of Florida hospital, the competing boiu'd would also be members of the Florida Hospital Corporation of America might decide it )., " m.Ittee, told county commissioners in December Kirchhoff repUed to Holden that under HCA's firm. Hospital board of directors and from the wants to address that question. This could go on his group was ("neerned that one of the front- proposal the hospital would be run by an adWhen told today that Kirchhoff 's letter says Adventist Health systems organization. and on." I - 29 Rag. Price (pkg. By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer jTS Simulatedwooddrain refinished A' ' X 's x p Irch hoff Letter 'Guarantees' Local Hospital Control I I,6~1 Georgia.ciflc 3/4" x 1 45/i" x 48" raCrage Oi 6 sheets. Acrylic Latex exterior paint. In White and r Colors. Pkg. -,::' .. __ 1 ____ - N ULATION PANELS %, . — - I PAINT .. Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents - . - _____ , ndyear,Nofl&Fr(thyJanuar!g!jF,orP277l I g •'.'" ]Fleiiilil \ I _____ . r 1 1., YEARS . r,-,V_" 7,i ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Its .I NEW !A7 I ;,. I 1." 0 SAl ' - . 4 - ~6.1 . . __ -1 - ,~jl..,-;"! . ,- I 1W. . Do-itayou . - I rself en Fe li g ' . -' - d Zosiag 'iiWs' Thursday night request, to give them an opportunity to Co., located at the northeast corner of the Baker for Installation of ceramic and jo a plaa to kM low unl1w ho~ in proud. ' Intersection of 6th Street and Holly polyester Ule at 715% Cypress Ave., and . Avenue was dropped from the agenda from E.A. Butler for the business of A.aresbatwun34th P1ace commission t d down e The ne th w me set site plan for thi proposed "Sanford when a repentaUve for the firm failed mlnor home repairs at 121 Anderson Ave. G.urg.[mareadtu asked for a special- Tabernacl, of p" which u asega to appear. The board agreed to review at a Jan, 10 permit to allow con- planned for construction at *W. 3Q St. workshop the city's subdivision The commission recommended that regulations to determine If requirements *uctãoa of (oar single, family ¼i'a'es In The dal was based an failure of the Twraw with 10"we 1W go to =wt mpomots of the site ft city mmilsdoi approve a requiest are too restrictive. The board win also plan ordinance, aceiEding to Al Payne, for a conditional uee for sale of alcoholic consider amending the zoning ordinance "Ch of living area. zoaing rsqidrementfor that area is zoning director. Among site plan beverages for consumption on premises to permit fast food service for off. *re..Uy 1,SS square feet, but the law requirements are adequate dialnage, as requested by the Disabled American premise consumption In certain districts permits an exception to be comalØer.d provisions for water and sewer service Veterans (DAV), 3512 Orlando Drive, at that workshop as requested by John and proper p1ament of frlveway& efter a public hearing is held. Also approved were requests for Alexander. — DONNA ESES ... ,.. Weather ...................... 2* World ........................ZA - s u or Of Born Fr**' motherless lion cub, was attacked and killed by a lion, police said today. Police in the northeastern town of Isiolo said Mrs. Adamson, 69, was attacked Thursday night while taking an evening stroll at her game park called Shaba, 30 miles from the Samburu game reserve. An employee found her lying face down, with se vere wounds on her hands, anu and head. She was dead the tim U ed t the rote game park, which is 30 miles from the nest telephone. - -. , = ,- ____ �. I .. ..-.,. .... . .. . .- . ... . . . 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, _Fl._ Maitland Man Chases W uldwBe Burglars rL%,,^iuA By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Maitland resident, awakened Th ursday by three men attempting to climb t hrough his kitchen window, chased the three through citrus groves but lost them in a nearby development, sheriff's deputies report. Gary Yarbrough, of Howell Branch Road, told deputies he "030"a kened at 12:30p.m. Thursday by the sound of breaking glass. Investigating the noise. - ar -- - - -- --............J thi-pn trvinu0 to IN BRIEF Space Shuttle Mock Mission To Highlight Latest Tests Y brough saw TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Saying "a student who cannot read his diploma is no better off for having it," Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington has urged a federal appeal court to let Florida deny diplomas to high school seniors who cannot pass a test of their reading, writing and mathematics skills. Turlington filed a brief with the Fifth Circuit Court In New Orleans Thursday. He asked it to reverse a federal district coqrt decision preventing the state from fully implementing Its functional literacy test for high school students until 1983. As a result, a number of students received diplomas last year who flunked the test. The state is cqntinulng to require the test, but cannot require a passing grade as a condition of graduation, 200 Miami Police In Peril SILVERWARE STOLEN Between $3,000 and $5,000 worth of sterling silverware was taken from a Lake Kathryn Estates home Thursday, deputies report. The goods were taken at about noon from the home of Dorothy King at 1119 Laura St., police say. men get through the window. He gave chase but lost them, Keene Maitland told deputies burglars broke out his recovering only a Jacket one of the burglars dropped as he ran, carLarry window andoftook $75 worth of goods, between 12:30 and MERCEDES TAKEN FROM FRONTON 1:30. An Illinois man who stopped for a few hours of jai lal watching lost his $20,000 Mercedes to car thieves, say deputies. ASSAULT OVER BEER Glenn K. Staffors, of Edwardsville, Ill., told deputies he A Casselberry man was threatened with a gun when he parked his car In the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton lot at declined to give away a beer, deputies report. 8:45 p.m. Thursday, but found it gone at 11:15 p.m. Michael Brooks, an attendant at the Fill-Em-Fast gas He said the car, stolen from the arena on U.S. Highway 17-92, station on State Road 436 and Oxford Road, was confronted by near the Intersection of State Road 436 was In good condition, an Intoxicated man demanding a beer because he had no suffering only from a small dent in its $20,000 silver body. money, at 7 p.m. Thursday. Earlier In the day Thursday, thieves stole a $60 watch and When Brooks refused, the unidentified man pulled a blue other items from a car parked at the fronton, say deputies, steel revolver and threatened to shoot. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) - The space shuttle Columbia will soar into an Imaginary 48-hour orbit and simulate a return to earth during five days of dress rehearshals scheduled to begin next week, The two-day mock mission will highlight a series of 24-hour-a-day tests that were aborted last month because of problems, Kennedy Space Center officials said Thursday. The new tests are expected to begin Wednesday. During the simulated launching two astronauts will be aboard the Columbia and control teams from Cape Canaveral and Houston will monitor its progress. The first real launching of the shuttle - a revolutionary orbital transport designed to take off like a rocket but land like an airplane - is now tentatively plannçd for next summer or fall. State Appeals Diploma Rule But when Brooks told the attacker he would call the police, he quickly left the station, deputies say. Court: No Trial For Blackburn A $198 power mower, left In a carport for repairs, was stolen Thursday from a southern Seminole home, deputies report. Don Rice told deputies the 22-inch mower vanished between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. RIFLE STOLEN Thieves who opened a locked car door and cut a steel cable made off with a semi-automatic rifle from a pickup truck cab between Wednesday and Thursday, deputies say. The gun was taken from Jessie McGraw's truck parked outside his house at 1343 Laura St., Casselberry, by thieves who cut a steel cable which had locked the rifle to a gunrack, deputies say. . ' . l.,•., ' - r ,. 1' ' * .•1I .--. ' . _ - '. ' II . - .. ,.... *.. ''ll• Herald Photo by Tom NetstI TICKET DRIVE Sanford Kiwanis Club members hold many of the more than 4000 tickets which will be available in the coming days for the club's annual pancake day and auction which is scheduled for March 8. To begin the ticket drive, the members held a luncheon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. In 1979, the drive raised more than 111,000 for various civic projects, including the Heart Park, Roy Scouts, Salvation Army and the Gymnastics Club, according to Bob Daehn, ticket chairman, FLYING HIGH and eastern Virginia. Blowing and lftInq snow also made travel hazardous in the higher elevations of the Colorado Rockies. Light snow and rain tell in the mid Mississippi Valley and light snow dusted the - ANSONIA, Conn. (UP!) - Richard and newspapers and local radio stations when the Lydia Hartman's five orphaned children family ran out of money after paying for parents' funeral. settled down today in a new home with their grandmother who lost her first husband and The town's police department and residents two children years ago while escaping respoxxieij by raising enough money to pay communist Cuba. the airfare from Florida to New York. For the younger Hartman children, It was "Abut lot of In from all simply the first day of an exciting trip from over, thedonations majorityare willcoming be coining from Florida to day with their grandparents, Olga Ansonla," saldPoliceChief PauiSchu,nache, EZ1)editO GOflZ&ICL Jr., who had led the fundraising drive. As of They hadn't been told of the deaths of their Thursday, more than $100 had been deposited parents the day after Christmas on a highway In an account at the Ansonia office of the State south of Miami. National Bank. The five youngsters, aged 3 to 12, were "We ve everyone In back of this thing and ha taken by striI when greeted Thursday by it's really going off," said the chief. Chilly weather, television cameras and a host - nation were partly cloudy to lair and temperatures were seasonably l. cooAREA READINGS (9a.m.), temperature: 59; overnIght low: S; yesterday's high: 9; barometric pressure: 29.93; relative humidity: 7$ percents winds: Southeast at? mph. SATURDAY TIDISt Daytona Iaclii high,9:4& low3:02s high 10:07, iow3:47. PortCanaveral: high9:31, 10*3; high 9:59. low 3:31. layport: high 2: IS, low9:fl; high 3:42, low20. BOATING FORECAST, St. Augustine to Jupiter inlet, Out Is miles: Winds southerly tO to IS knots today, shifting 10 northwest IS knots tonight and 15 to occasionaily 30 knots Saturday. Seas 2 to 4 set today and 4 to S feat tonight. Showers and a few thunderstorms today and in the south pert early tonight, then partly cloudy Saturday. AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy with showers likely and possibly a low thunderstorms today. Gradual clearing and t urning colder tonight, Fair and cool Saturday. Highs lod4y near 70 and Salurday in the le* .05. Lows tonight in the upper 30s to mid 405.Winds southeast i* to ts miles an hour bKomingnorthwest IS miles an hour late today and early tonight. Rain probability percent today. HOSPITAL NOTES S.nsiMmsrIalN,$lfol Jan. 5 BIRTHS ADMISSIONS Sanford: Kathleen Fish Abraham L. Fricke 'Darrell N. Griine Charles J. Harris Sanford: . sri U. Nelson Yvonne C. Silibury Emma J. Thorp MELDRIM THOMSON .,,presldentlai hopeful 2 Sanfordites To Help Party of local officials. "The young ones, they don't know why they're here," said their uncle, Alfonso Sollami, whose wife, Olga, had contacted Two Siilordltes, Bonner Ctulofte P. TuelI Rome Jean Watson Richard M. Fillmore Jr.. Barbara A. GINS. D.Itoiia Richard 0. Sears, Deftona Kathryn N. Smith, Orange City Edna L. Parker, Laki Ma.wea Wayne W. Thompson, Late p ____ :-- set for warehouse rnanidacturtng-induslrial park on A ba,t l. 7:30 )JU. to Cap oft the day's. 30 at5 fl P"'U't Road adjacent 10 StrCrnbSTt'CUIIOIL activities, ter said. The council approved on firSt fSldil* 11 "Thomson is a great patriot - - tn1.v's ordlnane. r.zonini thn isas't.I from - ---- _ American people a choice which the controlliag elite has _ M& to .iinüisis," Carter aii, adins W .n tww be be attended by Florida's "leading patriots." Those wng re.ervations to the banquet may call - 3 previous marriage. . agr1ugtz.i to industrial. The second and final r±'W of the resoning ordinance Is scheduled for Jan. 17. Artemas McCoy of McCoy Builders said ew1 this week he expects construction to begin in April, dipanding an the availability of money. 11 structures will contain a total of 000,900 szar.4eet of Ught fldustTIa1. snamdacturing and warehonae The property, McCoy said, fronts for 1,400 . feet on Rinehart Road and is 1,200 feet deep. In other business, the city council approved an ____ first reig resoiag from ___ emmaTia1l six lots Off Lake Mary Boulevard at Middle Street to _ rezoning retail requested by Johnny Walker and Thomas MIlls. .. . Also appràvsd was the site plan for Driftwood Plaza, phase two. The two p1aan of the -- , Will LD to be used to pay the teachers, called a meeting of city, school and banking officials late Thursday in an attempt to reach a short-term, bail-out plan to avert shutting down the schools. DETROIT (UPI)— Undaunted by the defection of 13,000 Canadian workers, the United Auto Workers union reopens contract talks today with ailing Chrysler Corp. to grant $259.5 million in additional cash concessions. The Canadian UAW members said Thursday they will not join in that effort, and their leaders resolved to bargain a separate agreement with Chrysler Canada when the current international contract expires In 1982. - The group itiet f o r about five hours, then recessed at 11 :30 p.m. CST. The governor's spokesman David Gilbert said the meeting would resume early today. Gilbert characterized the talks as "very friendly" and said all agreed progress had been made. Officials emerging from the meeting refused to comment. Thompson offered the group a specific bail-out plan but ref used to disclose details until an agreement was reached. Gilbert quoted Thompson as saying the first phase in solving the crisis is to come up with a plan to provide $150 million by the end of next week to bring the district's 48,000 employees up IN BRIEF to date on their pay. •4 I- 51 $ '- I- -' I Angered by the rift, the American negotiating Sale Starts Today Chrysler today, but approved a resolution asking the In London, Zurich Markets UntdpresathtemnaUo The gold stampede eased at the opening of London and Zurich bullion markets today, with the metal falling $50 an ounce in London and dropping below the $600 ounce mark. Gold opened at $610 an ounce in both cities, down $20 on its ov nIatlevelInLondoanddownInZurlch In London, within a few minutes of opening, it al*nPeI to $510 an ounce complied with Thursday's all-time high of $634 an ounce. But, In Zurich, a gold merchant said, "There are sig nsthe pattern will be very slmilarto yesterday _a . .... Mw property, located almost directly across iaiMarY Boulevard FortmobiIe home community, fronts $10 feet on the high. way and is 197 feet deep. Councilman Francis Mark, who has been evaluating recent bide on life and tislib in. sirance for city employees, sold the best bid appears to have been stta by Aetna Insurance Co. The council is to take action on the bids later this month, WASHINGTON (UPI) Defense Secretary Harold &own will offer China use of a U.S. earth resources satellite System on his weekiong visit to the Chinese mainland, a trip that comes Just after the United Sta tes announced It is resuming arms sales to Taiwan, Brown carries no brief to sell weapons to Peking, US, officials said. defense secretary was to breakfast with President Carter at the White House before taking off " in a military Jet from nearby Andrews Air F : for Peking. B1OWfl has been authorized by President Carter to _. uu w ana ng a ground Station t would pet iChina to tap Into the Landsat earth resources satellite system. m - LADIES' LADIES' PANTY HOSE BILOXI, Miss. (UP!)— A father of seven children who wore s men's clothes to work in an effort to prepare psychologically for a planned sex-change operation has been fired from his civilian job at Keesler Air Force Base. Officials said Thursday James Gootee, 42, was notified earlier this week his G$-3 employment as a clerk-typist at Keesler Air Force Base would be terminated next Wednesday. He previously was suspended from his job with the 3400th Technical Training Group late last year. Gootee, who prefers to be called Lorraine Gibson, was told in a hand-delivered notice signed by Col. Edwin W. 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MIAMI (UP!)— Eastern Airlines Is thanking Its employees for helping in the airline's financial turnaround by giving each full-time employee a bonus of 10 shares of common stock and each parttime worker five shares. Eastern President Frank Borman said Thursday workers' acceptance of special wage programs such as the 1976 wage freeze and the five-year variable earnings program was a deciding factor In putting Eastern on a profitable path. The distribution is being made from a purchase of 420,000 sian-es of stock. Ten shares of stock are worth about 175. $ 3 MEN'S 8 INCH MOC TOE ALL LEATHER UPPER ALL-PURPOSE ALL-PURPOSE. !SHOES BOOTS - 4,10oz. e Pkg. of 16 L \)J MEN'S 6 INCH MOC TOE ALL LEATHER UPPER - F * Glove uppers Sizes !.P R •First quality cushion insole resistant sole and heel j j • Full • Oil L $ thcr $ 6%•12 JPR. 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Satellites to China? - Open 9 AM-5:3OPM Monday-Saturday Satisfaction Guaranteed 'Sir' Alfred Not Surprised steady rise during the day's trading." 203 1st St., East Downtown Sanford ii rrnnrc' N E R ML I UKEJ CLEVELAND (UPI)— Public school teachers have overwhelmingly approved a new contract to end their 11-week strike but the settlement will be costly to the financially strapped system. Teachers voted, 3,655 to 382, Thursday to end the bitter walkout that has shut down Ohio's largest school district since Oct. 18, The pact provides for an Immediate 10 kricent pay increase and an additional 14 percent wage hike during the next two years. The system's 5,000 teachers and teaching assistants were to report for work today and classes will resume Monday In the 97,000-student district. But, In order to Eastern Employees Stocked Gold Stampede Loses Force Friday, Jan. 4, 1980-3A The money also would pay the schools' current debt to the Internal Revenue Service, pay some of creditors and bring the teachers' pension plan up to normal levels. Gilbert said the board will need an additional $300 million to keep the schools in operation through May 1. A long-term solution, aimed at bringing in added revenues through higher taxes, would require increased state aid and budget cuts by Chicago schools, he said. Thompson said if the group agreed to a plan, he would consider advancing school aid payments to paythe teachers, who are still waiting for paychecks from Dec' 21 and faced another $41.5 million payday today. committee decided to return to the bargaining table at FOR Where Quality SeIIs& Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-572 .---------.----.- 4RM, 4 Thompson, who two weeks ago refused to allow state money Despite Canadian Pullout Ga. - Industrial Zone Passes . Lake Mary Council Test ___ session scheduled for Jan. 12 at the Sheraton Orlando International Air ort Resort t organize the new Canstitutlonal Party of Florida. girl Guest speaker at the event Willis and Mary Williams. a girl By DONNA TE8 will be Meidrizis Thom, DISCHARGES Herald Stiff WrMer Sanford: former governor of New Marguer ite J. Joan Hampshire, who is to be the Ins! I. Paige Party's Constitilittlignal The Lake Mary City Council took canJohn H. Poston didate for president, CartBf Fe111flIflY action ThUIIday not 10 Clear Larry Samuels William N. Tile the way for conatruction of a $10 million sud. Hanery S. Wi.rcinski Steven Yates Mildred F. Cyplik, Dellona Elsie M. Over, DeUona John N. Bail, Oviedo James N. Cart er, Ovi.do The five I1 Iman ddkfren [)p.pj, 3; Edward, 5; Jennifer, 6; William, 7, and 4'J.na Cabreara, 12, Mrs. Hartman's daughter by a arter and June Cameiron, . itasel Trapp ItonI Mark and Suzanne Christian, a boy Theory and Deborah Stringer, a still have the right to appeal. He said notices of deportation hearings have been served on 5,400 students. A total of 494 students, apparently foes of Iran's current revolutionary government, have applied for asylum In the United States. The reporting program originally had a 30y deadline Shortly before its scheduled expiration last month, the entire program was halted when a federal judge ruled it was discrIminat. At . southern shoreline of Lake Michigan. Skies over most of the rest of the ans Iran* 5 Florida Orphans Arrive Grandmother's Home 7 UAW, Chrysler Begin Talks Women's Clothes Man Out WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nearly 9,000 Immigration and Naturalization Service, said Carter's responses to the crisis in Iran, Jervis Iran students who defied a six-week Thursday INS Investigators across the said. reporting program now face deportation and country are being assigned to search for the He said 47,051 of those who reported were are targets of a nationwide hunt by im- students who did not report, using "routine found to be attending schools full time and In migration agents, officials report. Investigative techniques which we do not compliance with their visas. Investigators Those who are tracked down will be asked want to disclose." still are checking the docwnents of apto leave the United States along with 6,784 Prior to Monday's deadline for reporting to proximately 3,100 students, he said. other Iranian students who complied with the immigration authorities, 56,510 Iranian sin. Jervis said 12 of the "out-of-status" students reporting program but were found to be in dents reported to Immigration offices across already have been deported, 55 have left the violation of their visas, the country as required under the con- country voluntarily, and 41 others have been Vein Jervis, a spokesman for the troversial program - one of President ordered deported by Immigration judges but NATIONAL REPORTt A winter storm built strength over the Ap. palachians and forecasters warned heavy snows could cripple travel in the Middle Atlantic states later today. Winter storm watches were issued for much of West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware school system. Teachers, facing the possibility of a second payless payday in two weeks, threatened to walk off their jobs if their checks did not come through today. .-. U.S. Looks To Deport 9,000 : WEATHER BRIEF pay for the contract settlement the system may soon have to sell some special instructional centers, Land Investigation Begins TAUXIASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The statewide grand jury investigating alleged criminal activity in the Department of Natural Resources land-buying program is gearing up with letters expected to go out to 150 prospects today. State Attorney Ed Austin of Jacksonville, who will lead the investigation, decUned on Thursday to predict how long it will take, but said it will be "protected" because of the number of documents and complex audit reports involved. "It's just like shooting craps to say how long vestigatlon La hn to go," Austin said. "We're going to look at it carefully ... and let the chips fall where they may." - Cleveland Teachers Return 4 . .- DidSon Of Sam' Have Accomplice? MIAMI (UPI) - The five Dade County police officers charged In the beating death of Arthur McDuf fie are among about 200 officers whose records show a high number of complaints, internal Investigations o rNEW YORK (UP!) - An inquiry by authorities has found use-of-force reports, police officials say. evidence to support the theory that "Son of Sam" killer David Dade Public Safety Department officials Said Berkowitz did not act alone in his year-long spree of slayings, Thursday the five - including four charged with sources close to the investigation say. manslaughter - are on a list for "guidance" from Queens District Attorney John Santucci and members of a their superiors. The list was compiled after the records task force he created In October to take another look at the of each officer on the 2,200-member force were case declined comment Thursday on any aspect of the in reviewed. vestigation. Maj. Robert Sank, the former commander of inBerkowitz, who is serving 20 years to life in the state prison spection services, said those on the list were not in Attica, N.Y., said he acted alone when he killed six women necessarily singled out as problem officers or even and wounded seven other people with a .44-caliber revolver in potential problems. 1976 and 1977. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UP!) Gov. James H. Thompson and a group of government, education and banking leaders from Chicago worked against a deadline today to resolve a financial crisis that threatens to shut down the nation's third largest company avoid investing any of the money it saves through contract concessions in Canada. "'• Fl, Leaders Meet To Halt Chicago School Collapse NATION IN WNMOWER GONE -: The Fourth District Court of Appeals has reversed a ruling which would have granted a new trial in a 1974 Seminole County attempted murder case. Harlan A. Blackburn, convicted on charges he ordered the assasination of an associate in 1971 from a Longwood telephone booth, will not be entitled to a new trial on the charge, under the ruling. Blackburn, sentenced to serve six months to 10 years, for ordering the death of Clyde Lee, was released on $2,000 bond 1at uionth pending a new triAl, which was granted In June, 1978 by Seminole Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams. The order allows Blackburn's attorneys to seek a rehearing on a writ of error coram nobis, a petition which, If granted, would mandate a new trial based on errors in the first trial, His attorneys have already filed for a hearing on such a motion, Assistant State's Attorney Norman Tharp said this morning. Evening Herald, Sanford, - -- - --- - - ,,.. ••1. ,,$. ,•......... �LI Evening =10'" -1d CUSPS 411.210) 4, 19$0-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The Clock There's Hope Taking the podium uncertain of his English or the reaction his comments would receive, Mr. Trabelsi pointed out that his wife is Iranian. On behalf of both of them he termed the Iranian crisis "an unfortunate mishappening" and said they hope It will not permanently Injure relations between the U.S. and Iran. He assured the audience that not all Iranians believe in the takeover of the U.S. Embassy. "But," he said, "the U.S. is a leader in freedom and human rights. (They should realize) the Iranians have rights too." Mrs. Trabelsi called the taking of hostages "Inhuman" but emphasized that the shah is criminal and should be returned to Iran. She said she believes the Ayatollah Khomeini Is better for Iran than the deposed shah. They weren't expecting any Iranians at the annual get-together between foreign students and 8nfcrd residents at the civic center. The list of participating students and their home countries provided by the U.S. Agency for International Development didn't Indicate any. But Mr. and Mrs. Travelsi of Tunisia turned out to be Bahim Trabelsi from Tunisia and his wife Tahereb Nowbakhsh Trabelsi from Iran. With pride In her country, Mrs. Trabelsi took off her typed name tag, crossed off "Tunisia" and hand-lettered: "Iran." When emcee Jack Hornet, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, announced to the group that there were no Iranians present, but he hoped there would be next year, Mr. Trabelsi requested to speak. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL'.. 32771 Area Code 306-322-3011 or 8314M Friday, January Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. It was a combination of pride and courage. By DUNE PETIIYK Fear Annets w- The 26-year-old agricultural economics student said she will probably return to Tunisia with her husband after they complete their graduate work. But she said she would fear no restrictions on her personal rights under Khomeini greater than those Imposed under the Wish. She based her opinion on comments from her mother and sisters. She added that she does not believe their letters are censored. One hopes her Information Is correct. She also said she is absolutely certain the hostages will be released unharmed. - Most Americans have paid but scant attention . to events in Rhodesia In the 14 years since white VIEWPOINT settlers declared, that country's independence from Britain to avoid the imposition of black rule. Now that Rhodesia is again a British colony and is 1979 scheduled to achieve legal Independence and majority rule within a very few months, Americans would be well advised to watch more Not A closely. For the success or failure of the peace process is certain to affect events In Rhodesia's neighboring Good black-ruled state as well as In white-r uled South Africa, countries in which the United States and By EDWMW . Its major allies have important economic and Awther. year has ended, a year which, for political Interests, the United States, has been filled with bad Under Rhodesia's British-sponsored peace news. And not merelyunpleasant tidings, but, plan, nationalist guerrillas and government as with the kidnappings In Iran, shocks and troops are to stack arms while the political body blows to our economy, our national Aspirations they represent compete for electoral pride, our sense of where the United States belongs in the world. We now wonder: Are we support. Nationwide parliamentary elections, supervised by Britain's governor in Salisbury, are to be held in late February or early March. The winners will then form a government to rule under the authority of a democratic constitution initialed by all pa rties in London. Rhodesia will be granted its independence to the rid's strongest country? With strength, economic and military, and stability, legal and political both long akin to thn ephemeral quality of "greatness" — are we today a great nation? It may be that Americans are to hard on themselves: our problems, or what we call U problems, are laughable next to those of the thenewnationofZimbabweandtakeilspiaceln ___ the world. Even the International community. That, at least, is ___ ___e what the present script envisions, rivals tester on the brink, not of crisis but of ___ eco If events proceed acèordlng to this plan, the new 201R while nothing more than an Inr aiington zimbabwe will offer its own people and the rest of dtal5Sflt distute for profits in for sus toimpor forces Import our oil, Japan, having Afrlcasomethingthathasnotyetbeenseenon none, Imports all of hers. And Western that continent: a democratic, biracial society Europeans Europeans must be reminded occasionally enjoying the benefits of a free market economy. that their late-blooming economies stand on In this event, Zimbabwe can be expected to the stilts of American armored divisions, air embarrass all of its neighbors by setting a wings, and tactical nuclear wsapons, arrayed standard of social justice, economic achievement, against a vast sea of Soviet t$flkl CtO the and political enlightenment by which other states bltbd wire In Central Europe. Without those American forces, the Iron Curtain would In southern Africa would be judged, and found cordon _ Channel. off Europe at the English Wanting. Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique But yet the Soviet Union as an aggressive black-ruled, authoritarian states whose consume, of nations and regions P long economies have crumbled in the years since in- been endured. It has even been disguised by dependence — would preswnably be pushed Westerners as a misunderstood but man. pgLfr tially place-loving country. Today, the 4. ruidAmert's Pilo Is the reflection of I te-ruled Sout Africa, whose ec onomy Soviet exnbWcns In the police, and preach. ourishes while its systematic racial insists of lecond and tld tier nations, the rim ination persists, would feel corresponding OPEC ctol's pricing philosophy foremost urea to ease further Its social and economic among them. ualities. ftotInOPEC'gulUinaWIist.,tthit C If, on the other hand, Zimbabwe lapses into lifeblood of the American economy be lawless disorder soon after Britain departs, all at 10 its members in the form of dollars: they the processes described above would work u reinvest, But must, after all, have a place to magnified knportance of a everae. The one-party, black-ruled states would ,,dolatethe place like the Strait of Slot' elmost certainly continue to slide downhill while Mateo R wd- oe PWIJssI Gulf, theouh South African whites pointed to yet another wIth the o0 tankers mot Pass ovi example of black failure and d4 in.' their heels to the dipsnd,st West, Is clearly to the ad. vauta'of America's peat osewy: with the ait litaliutboo in their own crnmtry. 4 detonation of a few wefl.placsd is, the Zimbabwe's failure would serlolSlly Strait would be duet promise the chances for peaceful evolution It is obvious to other nations throughout southern Africa even as it undermined World who .,. America ,or not Western interests in the region. bsckw*me., that the OPEC solution is a With all this at risk, those Rhodesians standing Pr !1-11 one. Whil, the US. relies an 5OON fif nine of the thirteen for a responsible political, economic, and sag and enMistegic minerals, we may expect future order deserve our active support ___ pIracy by beckwd coiragement. The way to give both is for nena t t control ha s minerals vital to Washington to signal its determination to assist American Britain in tosterh anew day of reason, order and lh justice in Rhodesia. ciracy (,MItek& to der4 price ofs,ldslustter.dea p—ed the$90S mark; laUm reihid armul rnte of iLl PI.ó. Letter. 'Write' to the .dIt. are welesmed hr PMblkatles.MIl.tt.nm.tbeslgud,wkha' mailing address and, If possible, a telephosis number so the Identity of the writer may be I 1. jrlst. The EvenlagHosald aloe reserves the wlshesofwrltenwh.deaet'wut$h*uaA rlght I. edit loiters I. elimInate libel conform to seq*.mauts. or to VIEWPOINT . Left . ive Well Al '. And / ByANTHONYHARRIGAN . How do American radicals view the events .. In. Iran? The question can be answered by 6( examining arecent newspaper column by Dr. Richard Falk, professor of International law I at Princeton University and a longtime It, . supporter of leftwlng causes. In his article, Prof. Falk takes a position Oat must warm the heart of the Ayatollah .. Khomeini. The answer to the Iran hostage. taking, he says, "is to establish some - .. .. -', mechanism In International society to assess 6' ' / . .' • b 61 the criminal responsibility of the shah." 00 00 10 The trustees of Princeton University would do well to ask what sort of professor of In. • .. • • I* ternatlonallaw and practice they have In Dr. so IL ' Falk, a man who recommends that a kangaroocoiwtbe created to deal with arujer ___ ousted by fanatical revolutionaries. Is that °Copley the type of "law" they teach at Princeton these days? ________________________________________________________________ Prof. Falk proposes what he terms a "neutral delegation" in the U.N. General Assembly toappolntacominisslon of inquiry. He characterizes Algeria, a revolutionary 11arsistatate, as such a"neutral delegation." Algeria Is about as neutral as the Soviet WASHINGTON WORLD Union. Sadder, But Wiser special tribunal — This process, he says, would lead to "a operative legal of the shah " There's no mention in Prof. Falk's article that the U.S. hasn't any provision In law for By HELEN THOMAS UPI White Hoe P.eporter The Russians apparently took a calculated .. tWJda$ over & refuges to a kangaroo court. risk, Dr. Falk favors turning over the shah arouse world antipathy. Observers believe •'u some type of extradition process." WASHINGTON (UPI) — A new chill has they either decided the Senate Is not going to Dr. Falk says he wants ,,to give the Iranian developed In U.8.Sovlst relations, and ratify the trea ty this year, or more cynically, IelIs anway." opportunity President Carter isa_dder but wiser man as may have moved militarily knowing the definitive He to to their story in a a result of tin Russian invasion of United States would be powerless to block the says not a critical word About iolllegality of the Iranian government Afghanistan. action. 10$tl$es and holding them In the Carter, who has pursued detente with the Carter likened the assault on Afghanistan to In ____ face of_t he age-old tradition of diplomatic Soviets as diligently as predecessors who laid the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia In 190$, down the policy, now says his opinion of the which put U.8.43ovlet relations In the deep Immunity. communist superpower haschanged &14111-freeze for a tune. More recently, the Soviets Ooiiy, Dr. Falk doesn't share the anger Mt by the vast majority of the American 1y and emsUcal1y. He also warns that have chosen to use their surrogates, mainly relations wW be adversely, affected. People. He displays no concern for threats to Cuban troops, to make Inroads in Africa. The administration's foreign policy' The Kremlin leadership also may have America's security or honor. bnt.ad, this reassessment of the Soviets could presage a decided to stage the coup d'etat In the neigh. lPISIfltative figure In the radical cornreturu of the Cold War of the liSfe with ill Its boring country when the United States mnunity is Interested In putting the United 110011481111 ad dangerous superpower rivalry. became preoccupied with the capture of the States It) the dock — the aim of Khomeini and It also could spell the and of any Senate American embassy in Tehran, where his inner drd.. He refers to "American —_ flHn — of militants have held 50 hostages for two sensitivity about having the trial of the shah the StretagicArms Umitatlon Treaty (SALT months. eose the United States' role and that of Its II). Unlike Carte,, national security affairs embassy in putting and keeping the shah in The blatant Afgi'an takeover has given adviser VMgnlew &zaruifrI, who has always power between 1153 and 1)79," SALTopvosIm 'stshotln the arm tskena tough view of tbe Sos,be, the No American need be sensitive on that so far, and gives fads munualtim to those Kremlin has suddenly decided on an point. President Roosevelt and Prime who link appr va1 of the nw4eer arms control aggressive posture. He says their policy "Ii a Wnhster Quirchfl lipd install the shah pact to Soviet adventure. In other parts of the continuing one" of e'prai'tIsm. be he the allies In their fight worI4, $ U) of i,e, adft1jj%jpf1 aganst the Nals. A ft er World War II, the The admInistration has tried to discourage Brzezinski has annunciated the U.S. policy slh was supported linkage is the past But the us. toward the Soviet Union of because he opposed one of Soviet domInation the Middle East To the vaslon plays Into the hda of the opposition "cooperation and competition." ___ end, the shah a loyal ally of the United and mama the selling jobs lot harder with the " Clearly, cooperation Is rapidly Is,'iing State. who Alsir,.d porI — support that '- 1 and competition In In the InternatIonal he failed to receive from the Carter adtor argees that 4p1I the new road. political us appears to be growing. All of mJnWndW L hiecha, omIrol of macher arms C needed on which means that Im am be a MW 0- _& Prof. Talk's nm.4a on the Iranian both sides whether or not relations point Its how America and the w,iF.Mit situation, echoing hp'jj, are a reminder deteriorate. superpower deal with each other lithe future, that the radical left Is Ocebor oraclulown on burrowing by bmftug the discount rete to alive and , - !AUWIOwN iie Who deal with m. Yet t— he - T,L ..iim..j w;vaw. W ED 1p-imii - -gnsig p DIA1I Post Ol& offlctili seWed s a asinu muss, With Wst bN tied up all WII5 HeN IntO Gi ft superlura who Issued the Insiructloss a eu mere than INS .nhfl *netT, *eary W-p. muni the 1*a emb tried to sew up I$ImaI asoret? H. refined to up hotwesU, -nhe M1 sit deIte all -- of 'v-ikiIia with the Whsesur Wattlo how, I'msnngsd topics the lug. 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The News and Observer, Raleigh, N.C.: Someone in the Carter administration — presumably without the presidents knowledge, for that would make It worse — has sought to discredit President Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico. Information leaked...appears aimed at making a '. -. l ,;. . 1' U .. . 1j.• .., ' - Bangor (Maine) Daily News: An old, crisis ridden year is about to pass. The Prince of Peace has once again been celebrated, A clean slate is about to endless procession of terror and blackmail for the United present itself to a troubled world ... and the beat goes on. States and Its people. Hopefully ... U.S. public opinion will comprehend the larger It is probably the time of year, but we sense a collective inclination amid a frustrated American populace to look for a danger, the seductive attempts on our will and the resultant reprieve in the Iranian situation, to scan the horizon for a perils of a signal that tells the world of a philosophical bankruptcy In the American spirit.., silver lining in the lingering clouds of global despair. Dallas Morning News: ... But ... we as a country should guard against our own Public epithets notwithstanding, the Ayatollah Khomeini is 'seduction by those without, and perhaps even by some from the best friend Jimmy Carter has had since Bert Lance went within, ...The Rev. William Sloane Coffin, one of the thm back to Calhoun, Ga. The latest polls show Carter topping not , clergymen to visit the U.S. captives..., said in advance of his only Sen. Kennedy in the public's affections but also every trip... "we have all of the time in the world." He added, in an Republican challenger under the sun. Kennedy's fumbles, plus a lot of general reminiscing about ippauingly Inept analogy, that President. Carter's ...plan to seek economic sanctions against Iran was similar to President Chappaqu c , have hurtsenator. Iranian crisis has helped the President. ,'Johnson's bombing of Nor th Vietnam. Concerning which the President might be less than ecstatic. America does not have all the time in the world. Neither do the American hostages. Despite ... assurances from the I — As must be the case in any crisis, the vote of approval is. ranian terrorists ... circumstances for the hostages can only tative — subject to total revision should the crisis turn out badly. And clearly Iran could turn out badly. . 'worsen. American efforts to extricate the hostages have bogged been robbed of have They live in fear for their lives ... They down. The President's preference Is for working through third and communication with one their freedom of mobility both — mainly the United Nations — not for taking decisive another and the outside world. They have been denied other parties , basic human dignities They are subjected to intense steps in our own behlf — by blocking the Straits of Hormuz and Interning Iranian nationals in the United States. propagandic abuses... I The free world's leading military and economic power is Now, too the mystery of the seven "missing hostages" only policy of intermina. doing approximately what Ecuador or Liberia would do under :heightens the anxiety .... rendering a U.S. circumstances. Meaning that even if we get the similar 'bie acquiescence unthinkable, is hostages back, the President's victory is sure to be an am...With each passing day, America Ions...TIM message and qualified one. He shouldn't count his electoral any biguous make willing to States.-..are out.,,The United getting sacrifice to save a human life .... (Thls) message Invites an votes before they are hatched. . , . .. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: ...there is another source of instability in the Middle East not generally known in the West...the migrant work force. Woridwatch Institute, a nonprofit Washington, D.C., research group, estimates that half of the labor force in the major oil. exporting Arab countries is made up of foreign workers. Non-nationals hold 43 Percent of all the Jobs In both Saudi Arabia and Lybia. In Kuwait they constitute 69 percent of the Labor force. In tiny Qatar and in the United Arab Emirates,' migrant employment surpasses 80 Percent of the total. Of the migrants, two million are Arabs, and the rest Indians, Pakistanis and Iranians. counts, Residential areas are restricted...many of the migrant workers are barred from bringing their families to Join them... Already there have been scattered Incidents of migrant rebellion, speedily quelled... Worldwatch wonders whether the oil-rich Arab states In their determination to race forward with massive in dustrialization "may find that their domestic stability and foreign policy are held hostage by the foreign workers who were brought in to build the foundations of the new prosperity." It is yet another worrisome thought for a Western world so dependent upon stability in a region from whence Its energy lifeblood flows. . , Abroad? Persian Gulf states are not allowed to own real estate or businesses and are even discouraged from opening bank ac- . '.. . 4I1 . •'. . I ; -, . -% more defensible President Carter's decision to admit former Chr istian Science Monitor, Boston: By permitting.. .clergymen to meet with the U.S. hostages, the Iranian captors presumably sought to demonstrate that they are not without human feelings and perhaps to dampen fears that the captives' lives are In physical danger...( the visit), besides giving the hostages themselves a Lift, buoyed their American families and brought a measure of comfort to the American people as a whole. ... Wh a tever ts th I I 1 militants t b' their Christmas co ncession, owevemare c ynically undercut b the apparent over the number hostages actuallyY held. The clergy gym men reportt seemg43 In all but cane back,,with only ,35 The State Department believes the i,,, 1014U total S .u. Iranians sa y .re are ,,. and,., u)4 ,. uLscfepaliL) lay In the refusal of some to attend the services. Surely, after their forthcoming gesture, the Iranian captors would not wish heartlessly to leave with some of the families the cold feelings of uncertainty and worry. By providing a list of those held, as long requested by the United States, they would at least eliminate this source of tension and make it easier to deescalate the In addition to all cruel numbers game," as the State Department calls it, can only feedft fighting mood in the United States, a mood President Carter Is trying hard to prevent from gripping the nation. It must be self-evident to the Iranians that their cause will not benefit if Americans, their frustrations mounting, begin clamoring for war.., Shah Mohanune(I Reza Pahlavi of Iran to the United States for medical treatment Relations between Carter and Portillo have not been the best. But, c cmi if Portillo acted s own self-interest by reneging on it specific promise that the &orrner shah COU&u return to Mexico, the anonymous stab at Portillo in the press was it disservice to diplomatic relations with Mexico. Primary U.S. concerns toward Mexico are to improve cooperation in handling border problems and gain access to Mexican oil and gas supplies at a reasonable cost. In a larger sense, it's simply good business for the U.S. to mainta in relations as friendly as possible with Mexico... There's no doubt that the Carter White House was stunned by Portillo's decision not to re-admit the shah — a decision that the Mexican president said was in the interest of his country in view of changed events. This reversal left the administration the embarrassing task of finding a new home for the former shah, who eventually went to Panama. Nonetheless, President Carter accepted full responsibility for his decision to admit a sick man on humanitarian grounds. Ile didn't try to bolster his own position by saying that he had admitted the former shah only on Portillo's promise to take him back. Whoever it was that managed to get his contempt for Portillo into print, lit,acted like someone trying to make points in an election campaign whatever the foreign pollcycost. The incident betrays a vindictive urge by someone in the ad- ministration who has a mistaken notion about serving the president's interest. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Supreme Court faces a heavy docket of cases when it resumes hearings next week after a one-month lull. One case presents the unorthodox situation of a UnorthodoX , Case Doc t Ice Friday, Jan. 4, IftO—SA ...foreigners working in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other -41'i.' ,'. judges cited the president's authority in the field of foreign policy and said his action could be a legitimate part of an effort "to maintain the safety of the American hostages in Tehran." Indeed it could be, and we are glad to see the court restore some flexibility to the president in this situation. This may not be the end of the case — further appeal is possible. The District Court may have restricted the government too much, while the Appeals Court ruling may not have restricted it enough as far as the longrange constitutional issues are concerned. But, for the time being, the government faces a situation In which It cannot ignore the principle of national origin; that is precisely t he relevant point In a situation where publi c opinion Inevitably will take account of national origin. The government In turn has to take account of national origin both to preserve Law and order at home and to protect lives of Americans In Tehran. On S .. ---- . . U.S. Leave 1i1MlI V' f1 . . The Atlanta Journal: We ... expressed the opinion ... due process ought to be followed In deportation proceedings against Iranian students, and we expressed understanding of some aspects of District Judge Joyce Green's controversial decision halting President 1. Carter's crackdown on Iranians who are here Illegally. However, we also said ... (the) order seemed too sweeping in not allowing the U.S. government to single out a nationality group for any purpose in time of crisis. We specifically defended the right of the government to order Iranians to report to immigration officers... Now a federal appeals court has reversed Judge Green's decision and has allowed the government to resume its crack. Smith's earlier statement to the jury and. It Kendrick Is appealing Broward Circuit Court's believed It. The defense claims the pre-trial rejection of his suit to force Annie Everheart to statement could be used only to suggest that help support the youngsters. lie said the high Smith lied In court and not as positive evidence court should lay down a paternity support rule that works both ways. for convicting him. Assistant Attorney General Brian Norton said man who, granted Immunity from prosecution state claims Smith's courtroom The confession for fingering the killer, got on the stand and was so unorthodox as to justify using the pre- the purpose of the paternity law Is to establish a procedure to determine the father of an illegitiswore that he, rather than his accomplice was trial statement as positive evidence of guilt. mate child and require him to help support the the actual murderer. The agenda also includes a case involving child. Fred Brumbley said his conviction and death equal rights for men. It challenges a paternity "It's easy to tell who the mother is and there sentence was based on the pro-trial statement of law that provides that fathers can be required are other procedures for requiring her to pay for Russell Smith that Brumbley shot Robert pay support for illegitimate offspring. It does not a child's support," he said. "The paternity law Rodgers to death near Tallahassee after the two mention mothers, does not apply in this case and Just because It hitchhiked a ride with Rodgers. William Kendrick, a Broward County man who doesn't apply does not make it unconstitutional." fathered five children out of wedlock, wants the On the stand, secure in his immunity, Smith Another case set for arguments next week children and sued the mother to contribute to involves the government-in-the-sunshine law as confessed that he shot Rodgers while Brumbley their support. was out buying beer. The prosecution read it applies to school personnel matters. 000000000 LOW COST 0 0 INSURANCEg FOR 0 ALL DRIVERS 0 0 (' PHONE '\ . , AM^" to- ,I I ~, 1. 1• I '-.r 1, Lawyers: Elvis Autopsy Copy Necessary To Defend Doctor '. well. Iranian Militants Talks: Dead 111Enders Crisl'es, Iran The Evening Herald today presents a sampling of editorial opinion from newspapers across the nation: • w I JACK ANDERSON IU . Will _ ' of "p' be and shrssd prompted the 7.àtal manvs ' I.I s: Editor down on Iranians who are here illegally. The appeals court Year 1 Although she has been a University of Kentucky graduate student for the past two and a half years, Mrs. Trabelsi said she feels close to the situation based on communication with her family which lives In Tehran. 41 .7 . I1W1 I' Model Cheryl Thgs receives some expert advice on her tennis game from racquet stars Bjorn Borg (left) and Vital GerulaltIs ala recent New York City benefit party. ir.kkl. Traveloquo' Loads S-1.denceoRdlon Award Raco ly KENNTHLCL*U United Press Isturallisal 'STAR STASIs Let the critics carp — lallywood's Arsdr'sy of Science Fiction, Fantasy mid Hotter Films thu'S 'ltd Welt, 'M,tiep PIcture" Is dewiright plactic Us" travelogue captured 10 n'mIi'em Waulisedsy for bust science &" film the yea. Its stirs, Woess their and of--.ma1 1 AWMA 1I1UU. S -_ — --- upay ad Nickel, Tjkbeto are up far bust Kier and actress sad best auppertli4 reis _____ _____ ether faat' nomIm'om George HewItt am am James hi4,Ls" At 1 1 gaits for "Dracula," rraa Is. for "Ar.hIai Mventme" ll rei SloDiwell ad ally Ileprn "Time Alter Time," Mesget kidder ll eemy "The Amityville Horror" and ___ Wes for •'.u.e." sit.,', ___ sIu.,colNG:Cob call.wsyilflnow, but hits going just as strong as be ever did ad MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Attorneys for Dr. George Nichopoulos, who Is accused of question witnesses and prepare a defense to overprescrlblng drugs to Elvis Presley, want a copy of the singer's autopsy report to help prepare their defense of the physician before the state Board of Medical Examiners. Attorney John Thomason Thursday asked Circuit Court Judge James Tharpe to require Presley's attorney, D. Beecher Smith II, to furnish Nidsopoulos with two copies of the autopsy report. Tharpe set another hearing on the matter for today. Nichopoulos is to appear before the state Board of Medical Examiners Jan. 14 to an swer charges that he indiscriminately prescribed drugs to Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and l4 other persons. Thomason said heneeds a copy of the autopsy report to properly The confidentiality of the autopsy report is the subject of a lawsuit filed by ABC News. Representatives of the network have asked Chancellor D.J. Allssandratos to declare the autopsy report a public record because Shelby County Medical Examiner Dr. Jerry Francisco allegedly helped others perform the autopsy at Baptist Hospital. Francisco contends he acted as a private physician and the autopsy report Is the property of the Presley family. Allusandratos has ordered the original Name Left Out The nameof Nancy Edwards was not Included with a picture of the. Pine present to fondfa$har,"Iuser$M.s'dtostopaslou4as Herald which regrets the Al 1AA111 Aftaffillho . - t'. khm records of the autopsy kept In a safety deposit box at an undisclosed bank until he Issues a ruling in the can. AREA DEATH -- LIGE POWELL ' clownhas been "highd.shoolng" for his (MS. _____ ___ IN composing the music and b*s Reid Gait will sing In ____ Oty, U.S.A." — the new task "Mhir Malls film costerniag * Iwutar, Issas l.u. EMS Said, IhoI Plead and ___ llIlu1ktm..Pbjth.NewisInP01m -woman . repeating her one Beach Broadway auccoas 'lbs 'Madwoman of *al pan West" ... Howard Cad] will emncee the Jim. 25 Now York Frlars Club road of Yankas ower Gserge 8teeaisr .. . GUI'WA Pad i r _______ - 'c" Via., HIGHY SAFETY COMMISSION Io..dI Dpa.$.nnt of Acim.ft,,,,.I.Oq ', -........ '' 'b.-"'.'.' .. Survivors Include his ife, Mrs. Fannie Powell; ions, Arthur L. Uge R. Jr., and Michael F. Powell: daughters, Use Emma tiiiij , . Brown, Ruby Dean Crurnity, Juanita Jones, Lillie Mae Powell, Margaret Elaine Jenkins, Anita D. Powell and Valerie L. Powell; sisters, Rosa Lee Jones and Elnora and Fannie; brothers, Eddie and lease Powell; 4$ grandchildren and 3$ greatgrandchildren. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortuary, Sanford, Is In charge of arrangements. 0! 00 the board. Crest Elementary School 1.ige Powell, 72, of 1106 W. sayehewon'tr.tiresmiul his daughtardoes. committee which built a firstSt., Sanford, died Dec. 30 Cafloway did a New Year's Eve engagement place float in the 1979 Sanford at Florida Hospital at New York's Las Moaches disco with Christmas Parade. The Altamonte, Altamonte dm4t4ir Cr is — a 11t'in the road company picture appeared III t Springs. He was born in version of Breadways "Eubis." lays the $4 edition of the Evening Cordele, W Ga. she's wound to work with." QUips an squally 4I1if, 41ff he stays this mob" fgn big enough, he'll learn hew to do It well." Is ) 3220285 POWELL, 0 2417 FRENCH AVL ° SANFORD 0 0 000000000 L1LWL (S]*1J JAN'S ____ ___ LICE Funeral — %IrViCii for I. ige PoweU, 72, o, 1105 W. 151h St.. 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Projects churches working together to service to the whole Sanford Society for Pension Actuaries. up-to-date with the heeds all I sawand of him five hours! difficult believeI anyone Thanks for listening. like the layettes give them an serve God in a united effort. area from all the churches Their son-in-law is an at- the modern woman who often READY TO SCREAM torney who works for the has domestic as well as lie Ignored me the whole thne would steal an &foot boa extra arm to reach out to the Too often Chr istian doct rine who wish to participate. National Association of Life while he was off laughing and constrictor. May I put the needy. Groups contributing keeps churches separated, DEAR READY: "Mr. It truly serves to prove Mrs. Underwriters, career such items are deeply ap- but an idea such as serving Barnes' statement that ____ clot he responsibilities, talking with old classmates. I squeeze on you for some Pest" sounds as though he s are made in easy care just sat there, all choked up, documentation? could be mental ly disturbed. the needy is a true in. "Christmas is all year predated by the center, performance, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. high washable feeling like a leper. DEAR ABBY: My problem neat him as you would è The sharing center is in- terpretation of the church's round." fabrics. Humiston are entertaining Abby, I am not a dog, so is my neighbor. lie's divor. nagging child. Give him five corporated. It has a Board of mirtiftry for all Christian mones Home Decor IT'á A 1Y• ND Sarah. M by Stan Lee and John Romita . JO individually. dau ,• for the wliiislng play? SPIDER-MAN AMP --• needs of all, Instead of each both very proud of their Mr. and Mrs. William projects that have been be referred to the center, Avenue as a pla ce that could helpful which are being either from Community be used without rental ex- Butler of Mellonville Avenue Thus Center, PenSeS. the Sanford sponsored by acme of the Action or Health and Christian Sharing Inc. were happy to have their da ughter and her h usba nd churches which support the Rehabilitation Services. Father Leroy D. Soper of became an outreach for Holy from Washi ngton D.C. for the center. An example she gave was Holy Cross Episcopal Church Cross Episcopal Church, but a holidays. Their daughter, - long-range views on ways to You trump In and lay down (For a copy of JACOB V TAURUS (April ID-May ID) enhance your security or Yaw ace of spades. East out. MODERN, send $1 to: "Ms at You co &sun altut1wis to _____ ______ your could gum Can you find a logical basis per. P.O. Box 489, your liking today If you aqismi. changes Raft CI by Bob Thaves center that could serve the husband, Joe Rhoades, are StItchin' Tirlhi. your pirse. FRANK AND ERNEST by freezing, these plants may send up new shoots from the Fortrel RM Is an interesting • Wife Felt Left Out., Although the entire top of some plants (rubber plant, philodendron, po insettia and p Spci use others) may have been killed polyester, each outfit, com. the. exception of bu" and i&orrranii (Nov. fl. lens from Eaglant You are in clubs from your own hand. UIOflSY fMt Do DOtIthI( Doc. 21) StIck to your game four spade. West leads the erratic which could hurt plan today regarding Y0 hug and a of diamonds. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASIN.) exercise the patience for 0' up. . protect it. their daughter and son-in-law, Elegance, not extremism, is there's no reason for hint to be ced, retired and lives across or 10 minutes of your u6. Directors. Currently, E. Guy faiths. At the time Father Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard Sgt. and Mrs. MurOGrier, tile word in styling. A current ashamed of me, but he didn't the hall froin my husband and divided attention, then tell Neville is serving as William Ennis, through the Fowler are enjoyi ng a visit f that rom figures introduce me to a soul! me. This pest rings my bell at him gently but firmly that you president. The board is for- directorship of Mrs. Florence from their daughter and son. is s Martinez, Ga. Sgt. Grier trend ta tioned at Ft. Gordon. prominently on t fashion he On the way home I told him least 10 times a day asking if I have many daily chores to do med with the officers and a Gilmartin at All Souls Beth is a pre-veterinary scene Is the four-piece war- how hurt! was, and he didn't "need" anything. If I tell him and have no more time for representative from each of Catholic Church, was sPOn- student from the University of The Humiston's grandson, drober. The comfortable even apologize for ignoring I'm busy lie as the is churches in Sanford soring a sharing center. Florida at Gainesville. Sean, is also included on the mandarin jacket, In cerise or me, lie said, "You should questions and engages me in meeds some friendly no. which are involved In It had the draw back of Richard C. Fowler is home guest liSt, bright green, Is semi-fitted, have introduced yourself conversation anyway. He derstanding. supporting the center. The having to be financially from the Florida Institute of bond meets quarterly to plan supportive of the rental of a Technology at Jensen Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J.L Horfbn-, The slacks and skirt, both around and made your own loves to visit. What a bore he have a narrow, slinj good time! is! how they can best serve the building. Father Soper and He is studying environmental Sr. spent C"tinas with their navy, line. Designed by Marty wrong, or was he? Was I lAst evening, after working community. Fa ther Ennis talked over the technology and will graduate son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gutmnacher in a hopsaking NO DOG IN 16 hours, my husband came Ihe center l small, possibility of having a corn- this year. J1. Horton, Jr. in Orange fabric of Celanese spade. West's best play is to take AQ •Q just tmi You start proceedinp by leading the queen of clubs. West wins wi th the king and leads another diamond, which Ns,19 East $suIh heart finesse and make your Pm 20 4$ what you believe 10 hi riL hick contract. Should East cover th •10 " p" the 10 of clubs, nine PISC (Feb. ID-March ID) This Is ooen'nendable, but becomes a re-entry. Yo*rchancesforsuccsgare don't break yourself finen- Mathematically, your ijl1ansd today to psr daily do IL en1ng kad:• K chances weren't good. It was ______ nersltp arrangements. With SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) necessary that East hold both thepruper ally. this can bes F1.nwilJ.njoyhav1ngyosj the jack of clubs and king of rewarding very hurts. and around today and you'll take • But the winning line was prOIk. ___ day 7QIL h1 _____ Iy(MwaM J acoby slightly better than the simple (Mardi 21-April 19) but be democratic. Don't aadAlul.stag line of finessing hearts and a fun and 4vuii4 that everything be Ibis simaid be_____ then hoping to get away with with - KIAV 1) K 542 • 116542 •1153 •AQJII$4 chance to prove tm.elves, if their standards aren't in Instead - ZAST 0.... SOt1TH 19) Try not to be overly in. be in your cww. W UGS BUNNY *111111111 OKI? estion is a decided --Yes.,e a nswer to the second, a qualified "Yes." The winning play is reasonable but would probably be overlooked by even the most expert declar. er.Hereitis. •109$ of your 0mvictiom W=T Graph latter which begina' and do snothii'. J 8$ • A72 with your birthday. Mail $1 * VipØ (Aug. 22lept. 22) for each o Au iJrap, B sspj today that you •K72 ____ 1-4 NORTh •iosi 167$3 discussed In your new Astm YOU must Wt say 000 thing PEJA VU, NOl QUITE RIGHT ' BUT ITt NO.' IF I . W N AT BRIDGE ______________________________________________________ a pirlioular way for best to conseUve approacheL results. Travel, resources, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) romance, luck, possible o rawill admire you -1fjfl and career for the today if youshow you have the POP. C3.J1..tOU , I NCREASE MY ALLOWANCE? cu WE LI KE... • part remaining roots next spring. Don't write DEAR ABBY: Danny and I to come together and share Joe and Stalls Oritt have the plant off until warm have been married for 13 the responsibility of returned from New York. weather arrives, and they years, and ever since last managing and staffing a church having to try to manage to help the needy emphasis the center made for helping people for Christmas, ; not easy to determine since probably confined to flower have a chance to renew sununer I 322-5853 daily at the center, When asked wha t special the during freezing weather to 'Ihejr daughter, Liz, and her Sanford day, and explains how this is a. yday be taking the bull by the horns some very clever and headaches are associated their bad habits. This applies months ahead are all couralle 15 NELL LEE TO for protecting th e root system azalea branches should be until spring, pr un ed out as they occur. Freeze damage to citrus is damage Camellia is With bird of paradise there Flower bud damage will show protection as you can during freezes may do more damage is no true stem, only leaf up at blooming time (few or ,xild weather and chances are than would have been done if stalks. These will turn brown no flowers) and stem damage very little pruning of mid cover Christmas is all year round." walking in off the streets. t slcCall House on Park caster. She spoke of special Anyone needing help must am othem especially it you your gaim aren't likely to f same should be done COfl) OI 5bSL Stick by Al Vermeer ______________________ ______________ ________________________ the dead parts were left on the soon after freezing. You may by death of branches in late damaged plants will be Is Christian giving is for every Correspondent - Cold plant. If you do prune now, remove them or leave them spring or early summer. Dead necessary. likely to experience several I PRISCILLA'S POP Heraid Photo% by Tom Notlel E. Guy Neville at Christian Sharing Center. Father Soper took the idea to the Sanford Ministerial weeks. She visited her she replied, "Nothing special. pass handouts to anyone Association and offered the daughter, Mrs. Jerry Lan- have a vested interest, rely Your material proapects look more upon yotraelf today very encouraging today, but ____________ i Sanford Christian Sharing to relieve headaches If it is their symptoms are greatly I 0 _____ _______ ______ , Center, Inc., tells about how ___________________________ -. ) ___ Around Sanford Mrs. Anita Barnes, Executive Director of the and rearrmiging things nun profitable ideas. you should with anidety and tenslon, to cigarette smoking and to your benefit. The not result put than to use. Be careful, however, drinking too much drinking coffee, tea, coin and will be extremely comforting. however, to give real value coffee may result In too much even hot chocolate. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. for what you offer, ' situations where you CANCER (June 214u1y 22) 19) KAhQF_S ftA RXATO CAR And i GEMINI (May 21-June ) taken at the onset of the decreased or even disappear major changes because you'll Today you are likely to have _____ headache in some people, If when they change some f by Howie Schneider ' G v ng For- Ever Creed Of Sharing Center which you're famous. Know purposes for some omasions. of the stomach and intestinal what you want Hold to your In some instances it does help area are surprised to find that This coming year you are termj, iol Florence Gilmartin, from left, Anita Barries, and DEAR READER — You're regularly, you know that I'm only one of thousands whove not a big fan of coffee or had such an experience. Many caffeine. However, it Is a drug people with burning pain in ______ YOURBIRTHDAY Janwry 5, IM ________ ____ problems. I used to be In By plants, philodendrons and damage to the trunk may not buds and leaf burn. Cold others. The extent of cold show up for several months damaged flower buds will Urban damage In many instances, Horticulturist fo llowing the cold weather either drop from the plant or cannot be distinctly deterbees should be pru ned as only partial ly open showing a mined until grow th starts in soon as possible after the brown center. Leaf damage spring. extent of damage has been on camellias will not be too By pruning now, you determined. You will know, as lasting, as new leaves will cut off live wood. Also, may the determine how much is dead. a rule, what this damage is come out in spring and the leaves and stems that are Banana stalks become brown after the second flush of old, da maged ones will drop dead afford some protection and soft when frozen. New growth following the freeze, from the plant. shoots will appear from the to that not yet damaged. Damage to azaleas may be Keep plants as heal thy as ground next spring, to flower buds and stems, possible and provide as much you prune this out, later If _____ Excedrin tablet also contains something was, My trouble about 65 milligrams of cat- disappeared shortly after I feine. smoked my last cigarette. _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ EEK & MEEK ___ _______ the same time. The standard nothing was wrong but ___________________________________________ - HAYWIRE! LEAKf ________ __ might drink a cup of coffee at digestive system proved ________________________________________________________ (NEWSPAPER INTLPRI$I A5SN) BRAIN I _______ — Excedrin, you might just take agony with cramps and all the aspirin, and if you want to get other symptoms. An upper a little additional help, you and lower X ray of my SOMETHING IAHA ii SUFFER . ____ _ FRC# VATIR__________ — — — — — — — — — the ::. poinsettia, citrus, rubber that's in very large doses you please mention the about acetaminoplien in Don't be too hasty in pruning cold damaged plants such as hibiscus, allamanda, ' In Damaged 4 -. - -. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would To Prune _ Ii Ln1 — — taken over a period of time. hazards of smoking cigarettes However, if you're worried for all people with digestive 55 — — by Bob Montana --57 58 ________ — VOl COMPUTER IS COME &JCK, DERE AS WRC*JG WITH ThE I SEE MR. svscwf SOON 45 PROBLEM ' NOT WORKING! ELECTRONIC )T IT THEY WANT YOU t 97 47 _ Hasty : I for it to cause you any trouble. medications that you can buy People do have toxic effects without a prescription. 43 Be Plants an Excedrin tablet is so small contents of many of the that it would not be possible common pain relieving 41 42 ' _ ___________ _______ r I Gardening _________________________________________ Don 't take three to six times that want this issue can send 75 much for it to have any ap- cents with a long, stamped, preclable effect. It follows self-addressed envelope for It. that the main and most im- Send your request ingredient in care of this newspaper, P.O. portant ___________ 22 ___________ _______ ___ article about Excedrin is aspirin as far as Box 1551, Radio City Station, — — relieving headaches or mild New York, NY 10019. — — — — — — — This issue will teil you what pains is concerned. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Unless you happen to have the effects of these medicines some unusual reaction or are are, such as acetaminophen 31 32 ________________ some other medication, the that you asked about. There's — — — on ___________________________ 34 amount of acetaminophen in a table that will give you the 35 ._ ARCHIE ........ •. acetaminophen. You need to Medicines. Other readers who - 20 ___________ 21 - — — i) ioc'( 18 ___________ ___________ ____ j..' 1gu — — _____ ''"• the caffeine stimulation, which containing can make the situation worse. dangers There are a wide variety of you Would acetaininophen. for use medicines enligh ten pleaseen pain or mild relief of of taking Excedrin? headaches. Many of these READER DEAR newspaper - 16 - .. ..,..-. Some time ago I read a - - - Friday, Jan. 4, 180—lA Dr. anditdoesheipaomewhat. However, I'm hesitant about because of the the acetaminophen which it 14 - cKAy,m16rn. youcanhelpme.I'm53YearS - - f 0 16 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. -- Excedrin contains aspirin, depend principally upon a n d. aspirin for their effect. $ a Ii c y I a m Id e acetaminophen. Actually, Therefore, I'm sending you each Excedrin contains only The Health Letter number 81, — — — — — Related 7 8 9 10 11 12 about 97 milligrams of Aspirin and 1 2 3 4 5 6 pow Headache DEAR DR. LAMB — I hope ____ 1 ZEN 10 6 IN A 1 co 8 Impoverished 29 Arab chieftain 46 Securing 30 B a ki ng device 9 Recently ingredient Marquis di acquired 48 Mound 10 Advantage 32 Cesium 49 Animal hair 37 Greek letter 11 Actor Ladd symbol 50 Plaintiff 40 Arrow 33 Pound (abbr.) 12 Obscene 52 Broke bread 41 African land 19 Author of 37 Yeas 54 Definite 44 Civil (abbr.) The Raven" 38 Pig 47 Lawful article 21 Stole 39 Drew 35 Seasoning 36 Sadist WELL, TIME J I I-4IAVE 10_ PLISI-1 MYSELF - ______ STAFF ' TIE Relieve ___ 3 Raw steel 4 Chinese philosophy 33 Beast of burden by Mort Walker so WEEI<LV 28 British meal 27 Glazes 31 Form of 's -- BEETLE BAILEY 2 Helps OURSELVES N1 ZUNI 0110 IM o M £ N N I X I AGNU 22 Woman' s tide 42 Very 23 Young goats 43 Fill with joy 24 Heroine of A Portions, for Dolls House example 25 City in 45 Author Oklahoma Turgenev 28 House (Sp.) opening knowledge Coffee Often 11Zzo 0 K A A I IF1 of age and get a lot of 6 A I LIAF headaches. I take Excedrin definsdword IFence ______ i IN ___ j6 DOWN 23 Had P AM ___ - - - 20 Conclude 21 P ,. j! ____ j 57 Pouts 16 Gaudy trifle 58 More 2 IllS I0 ,LL 53 Cake (Fr.) 13 Pointed UPSTAIRS . z 51 Fly 7 Cure ANKICKEDME! OR KICK ME ' Puttis I - . . . 48 Her Majesty s Answer to Previous Puz le ship (abbr.) I '( HE TOOI< ME UPSTAIRS LDHlMrDGIvEME . - _______-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------_____________ .-; • ., • - -. • . . - -.' -- - '-"• --------- - - 1 4 7 : I U - ____ _ __ _______ , b ' r - - - -- �Fl. Friday, Jan.4, State Re po ,t 7110 Legal Notice — — Legal Notice _____________ SuppOrt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 79.414-CP Division A Coal Slur,', Pipeline TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — A special committee reporting to the Legislature probably will conclude that a coal slurry pipeline would be economically and environmentally sound, its chairman says. Bob Mann, also head of the Public Service Commission, emphasizes, however, that doesn't mean the 1,500-mile pipeline will be built because "if Iwere an investor, I'm not at all sure I would put my money in it." The"coalslurrvnineilnestudvcommlttee" spent four hours Thursday reviewingadraft report prepared by several state agencies, Including the - PSC, Departme!t of Environmental Regulation, state Energy Office and Department of Health and Rehabilitative Sçvlces, but put off any final decisions until Jan, 14. Its report Is due Feb. 1. The Legislature granted Continental Resources Co. of Winter Park, which would build the line, public condemnation power to enable it to a'oss the land of railroads fiercely opposed to the project. It imposed several conditions, however, Including a finding of environmental and economic soundness by Mann's committee. IN RE: ESTATE OF all of the Lake Oaks Section. SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Defendants. I NOTICEOFWITAND RIGHT TO INTERVENE TO: EACH AND EVERY PER. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING SON WHO IS AN OWNER OF To write news of local interest from LONGW000 , SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you have a knack for gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented in a column in The Evening Herald, we want to - talk with you. Contart: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, OR INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: CLAIMING ANY ESTATE, YOU HEREBY TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE ARE NOTIFIED that the ad. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ministration ot the estate of REAL PROPERTY OR ANY Florence Erva Myers, deceased, PORTION THEREOF WHICH File Number 79•44CP, is pending HAS BEEN RE PLATTED, OURSELVES EDITOR in the Circuit Court for Seminole Tract 6 of SANLANDO 9.Sdaily 322.2611 Mon-Fri County, Florida, Probate Division, SPRINGS. accordIng to p1st - DI5HWASHER5 the address of which is Seminole thereof, as recorded in P1st Book A. M. shift F-I or PT wants to build the lii In haul cnal from County Courthouse. ProbAt. 5, Page 53, PublIc Records of k:e County, FIoida; P.M. shift P.T _________________________ Midwestern coal fields to power plantain Apply in person, Deltona Inn. da,;r' ________________________ GeorglaandFloridaAthopes toget long-term perwnal' representative of the SPRINGS. according to p1st ------------------ ___________________Mon-Sat. 11 a.m..3 p.m. Ask for Mrs. G. coal purthase commitments, as well as some estate is ma Dowda, whose ad. theteof recorded In P1st Book rage ii, PUDIIC Records of -______________________________ capital investments, from Florida utilities, ure S KOUTC), BOX 62:1, Sanford, Someone with a small or med. FlorIda, 32711. The name and - Seminole County, Florida; It must get a substantial level of financing address of the personal dozer for a few hrs. work Why Be Lonely? Write "Gil A Baby sitting in my home days in Osteen. 321.0903. to be able,to complete the multi-biliion-doilar representative's attorney are Tract 12 of SANLANDO Mite" Dating Service. All only. Monday thru Friday, forth below. SPRINGS, according to plat ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. project. Worker needed for cabinet Sentrd area. 332401$. All persons having claims or thereof, as recorded in P1st Book water, Fl. 3331$ _______________________ manufacturing shop. Must The PSC will have to approve any major ctemands against the estate are , Page 39, Public Records of haveknowIedgeoftools.Apply Matur.BabySitter contracts between utilities and Continental, required, WITHIN THREE Seminole County, Florida; Gentry Manufacturing Co. DayorNitesyourhome Tract 14 of. SANLANDO either before-hand or during the next rate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. 9 3272753 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SPRINGS, the North or Blocks New concept in relaxation _________ a.m.-3 p.m. M-F. case when the charges would be passed onto THIS NOT ICE, to file with the A. B, C and D according to the p1st through _______ the ratepayers, Mann said the PSC would clerk of the above court a written thlreofasrecordedin Piat BookS, SUBLIMINAL CYBERNETICS have no hesitation vetoing the pacts if It statement of any claim or demand Page SI, Public Records of Call 131.6367 — - . . __. may have. Each claim must Seminole County, Florida; becomes convinced they are not a sound use they Weight loss through relaxation. --in writing and must indicate the Tract 14 of SANLANDO RARE OPPORTUNITY New concept gets results. of the ratepayers' money. basis for the claim, the name and SPRINGS, Second Replat of the OWfl Your Own Business, Distri. __________________________ Subliminal Cybernetics. Call address of the creditor or his agent South ½ or Block E, F, 0, and H bvtor for Kodak film, Duracell 531.6367 or attorney, and the amount according to p1st thereof, ai Missing: Small dog, white with ____________________________ Batteries, GE, Sylvania and claimed. If the claim is not yet recorded in P1st Book brown spots, long hair, 10.12 9, Page 6 _____________________________________________________________ other photoproducts needed in due, the date when it will become lbs., last seen in Idyllwilde. Public Records of Scm Inols ____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME your area. No selling. Service due shall be stated. It the claim is COunty, Flotida; Answers to "Doughnut", 322. . top retailers under exclusive Notice is hereby given that we contingent or unliquldated, the 2541, REwARD. Tract 24 Of SANLANDO Jo Wofram to Patricia A. Harris, Beaut., Palm Springs Sect., are engaged in business at sm Naveloranges&grapetruit contract established by us. nature of the uncertainty shall be SPRINGS, according to p1st W' of Lot 271 of OP. Swope Land 561.500. $4bu.CallaftirSp.m. High immediate income, LOST: Sunland Estates, wh Poinsetta Ave., Seminole County, stated. If the claim is secured, the thereof, as recorded in P1st BOOk Co. Plal of Black Hammock, n.arn Minimum investment $9,600. male toy Poodle. Blue ribbons D8nL VlncenttoJunel.Myers, Florida under the fictitious name security shall be described. The 4. Page 21. Public Records of 510.500. High profit structure. Call opr. inhair."Pooh".2yrs.oId. 322. W 40 It of Lot 48. E 45 ft of Lot S BIk Of FLORIDA LAWN AND LAND- claimant shall deliver sufficient Seminole County, Florida; ForSale Linda M. Kroeck to Clarence D. M Lk Wayman Hts, Subdv. $39 SCAPE SERVICES, and that we 1531 aft s. .opies of the claim to the clerk to Finegualitylempieoranges Tract '35 of SANLANDO Shafer 8. WF Blanche E., Lot I? 2, l.100f3.4545 or write NUAGE, 121 MOfltallo Rd., Jeffrey P. Hahn & WI Joyce T. to intend to register said name with enable the clerk to mail one copy Slmpson.322.3313 SPRINGS, ccording to ptat ____________________________ S.W. Birmingt,, Alabama 011 6 Westherstield 1st ADD, Wm, C. Crawford 8. wf Helen J the Clerk of the Circuit Court, to each personal representative, thereof as recorded in Plat Book S, 33211. 539,000. Include Lot i 61k C Sweetwater Oaks Sect Seminole County, Florida in ac three Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, All persons interested in the P.e 45. PublIc Records of Legal Notice references. Bruce White & WF Gretchen, to cordancewiththe provisions of the estate to whom a copy of this 51MW. _____________________________ oranges. Picked to order. Will Seminole County, Florida; Donald G. Harmna & WE Edward M. Hendry 8. wf Sue 'Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Nohceof Administration has been — mix. Crumley 322-0251. -----________ Tract 26 of SANLANDO Georgann W., Lot?? & E 'i of Lot Lott, to Emanuel Grammatikos & Section 365.09 Florida Statutes mailed are required, WITHIN INVITATIONTO BID _________________________ 25—I.oans SPRINGS, according to p1st —. -26 BIk C W Alt. lOs, Sect, I, $52,900. of Teresa, Lot 153, Wekiva Hunt 1957. THREE MONTHS FROM THE thereof as recorded in P1st BookS, 51g. William 6. White The Housing Authority of the Adalberlo Iorrent.Martinex & Club Fox Hunt Sect. 1, 557,900 11—Instructions DATE OF THE FIRST Page 17, Public Records of City of Sanford, Florida win WF Maria 1. to Octavio Andrade 8. R. Paul Riley Robert A. Krauklis & of Shirley -_ ? NEED CASH ? PUBLICATION OF THIS Seminole County, Florida: receive bids for modernization to WF Fanny M., Lot? BIk J East toWmSegallnc.,Lot2OBIkB,The Publish December 14.21,21,1979 NOTICE, to f lie any objections Use Your HomeAs Security Tract 27 of SANLANDO C,\STLE broolt Subdv, UN 5, $44,700. BREWER COURT FLA. . and January 4,1910 Springs Deerwood Est., $34,000. they may have that challenge the CallUsForlerrns CREATIVE SPRINGS, according to p1st Estelle Lee to Willie 5. Sarah 16-luntil2:O0 P.M., on the tI1 day DEQ47 Dunhill Inc to Claude W. Dove & validity of the decedent's will, the Tower Financial Serb,. thereof, as recorded in Plat Book of January 1910, at the Ridding Arnold, Lot 14 01k 24 MW. Ciarks of Lois F., Lot I Wekiva Club Est., EXPRESSIONS oualifications of the personal 1-500341.2659 Subdv,of 01k 24 Robinsons survey Sect. 6, 4, Page 36, Public Records of Gardens Community Room, 5th FICTITIOUS NAME representative, or me venue or Seminole County, Florida; CallJoAn of Add to Sanford, $2,400. Street and Locust Avenue, 323.7(13 Notice is hereby given that W . H. Miller & Sons of FL Inc to NO BROKERAGE lurisdlction of the court. Tract 30 of SANLANDO ford, Florida, at which time Robert A. Tango 8. WE Marilyn Edward H. Cooper & wf ateengaged in business at 93 HWY ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND FEES SPRINGS, according to p1st place all bids will be publicly S. to Charles M. Cameron - WE Fvangeline, Lot 7 BIk C) Camelot 6 ' Zayre Plaza, Fern Park, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED TSINotIs" — . R. tratforcts Map of Sanford, Un. 3, thereof, as recorded In P1st Book opened and read aloud. Florida 32700, Seminole County, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 1, Page 62, Public Records of $26,000. Proposed forms of contract . Florida, under the fictitious name John H. Ekstrom & wf Marie S. 29L_..R Home away________ trom home in the ________________ Date of the first publication of Seminole County, Florida: ' documents, Including plans Gary Wilder to Monthree to Leo J. Benedetti, Lots 235. 26 of ZASADA PRINTING DBA this Notice of Administration: country for elderly person. Ruangsomboon WF Savanee, lot 01k It Pearl Lk Ht5, 1st Add, Tract 31 of SANLANDO specifications, are on tue at fbi KOPY KWICK Ambulatory or not am. • Room for Rent PRINTING January 6, 1979. II 011 27 N ORL 5th ADD, $19,000, s.u,000 SPP INGS, accordIng to p1st office of the Housing Authority of CENTER and that we intend to bulatory. Oviedo area. 365. Wkit privileges, bath Ina Dowda Lakeof the Woods Inc. to Robert thereof as recorded In Piat Books, the City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. Barbara D. Stebbins to Arthur register said name with the Clerk 32372S9 As Personal Representative Page 15, PublIc Records of ministration Building, Castle J. Shaeln & WF Patricia H., Lot P. Stebbins, Lot 30 Wekiva Hills of the Circuit Court, Seminole of the Estate of Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida 256, Lakeof the Woods Townhouse Sect. 2, $100 Seminole County, Florida; County, Florida in accordance Sanford Gracious living. Reas. SUPER SALEII! Florence Erva Myers Sect., 5100. Tract 32 of SANLANDO Mid the office of the Architects', Stars Thurs., Weekly&monthlyrates, utilities Donald 0. Burkhardt I of Ada with the provisions of the Fic. Doceased OMA Prop. to same as above, Lee vs. Catalina Homes Inc., from titious Name Statutes. To.Wit: ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SPRINGS, according to p1st Gutmann Dragash.Associates, pd. Inquire 300 5. Oak $4l7ss3: 10.2Opct.otfalltaclile $54,500. t,iereof as recorded In P1st Book , Architects, Planners, inc. Sanford Sanford Bait I thenorthernmost corner of Lot $6, Section 565.09 Florida Statutes REPRESENTATIVE: Tackle FL RES Comm. to Dallas P. etc. 5100. Page II, Public Records of Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 100, 1951. 3725735 s William L. Colbert, Esq. of 2.A-Room&Bomrd P.O. Drawer 93$. Sanford, Florida. Hughes. Lot llWindtreeW.,UN 2, Seminole County, Florida; 51g. Robert P. Zasads U.S. Home Corp to Wm. L. Dah. STENSTROM. DAVIS, Copies of the documents, $50,000. Nancy P. Zasada Tract mite & WI Josephine M. Lot 12 of SANLANDO MCINTOSH & JULIAN drawings and specifications may ______________________________ Bel Aire Homes Inc, to Manuel Boxwood Phase II, Publish December 14, 21 25, , SPRINGS, Block B Only, sc be obtained by Sanford. Comfortable room & P.O. BOX $330 — depositing $35.ØQ - -. 0. Telierlas & WF Mario E., Lot etid January 1,1950 cording to p1st therof, as Joseph F. Metz&wf Lillian B.to Board.SiOO per month Sanford, Florida 32771 recorded with the ArchItect for each set of RN, (.1 I. 4.12, full I. part time. 155 Bel Aire Hills UN 2, $15,167. Earl 0. Hammsn I. of Elizabeth DEQ43 in P1st Book 4, Page 34, Public documents so obtained. Such Call 327-0323 Telephone: (305) 3222171 AppIyiflpIf'$Ofl$aflfordNurslflg Charles B. Pyle to Teresa M. F., from the NE corner of SEk4 Of Records of Seminole PubtiSh Jan. 4. II, 1910 & Convalescent Center, 950 ______________________________ County, deposit will be refunded to eadi Armstrong, Apt. UN I Bldg. C, SF', of Sect. ii, $10,000 Florida; FICTITIOUS NAME DERlO ,Mi$lonville. person who returns the plans, Cherrywood Gardens Condo, Mary F. P.11 1hb .Wm A. to , 30pa,t,net Tract 57 of SANLANDO specifications Notice Is hereby given that I am and other $37,000. Robert W Wentworth & wf Susan — SPRINGS, a riplat, accordIng to engaged inbusiness at 2109 French Maids a. waItresses. P. documents in good conditions Nded: Lewis Glass I. WF Charlotee to L. Lot 4 BIk 9 IndIan Hills Un. 7, plat thereof as recorded In Rental Units that need repair In Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, I I F.T. Apply in person, Flat within 10 days after bid opening. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH BOCk 9, Page 69, Public Records of Florida under the fictitious name lieu of rent. Handyman Holiday Inn of Sanford, 1.4. A certified check or bank daft, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Seminole County, Florida; MIded 322.9235, of THPLMA's TROPHY SHOP, POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, 323.4050. payable to the Housing Authority , U.S. Home Cr toBichThiCsmpbeli,Lotl4Blk and that I Intend to register said Tract 59 of SANLANDO oftMCityof5anford,Flori,u FLORIDA. INightlngale I WF Janet L. Lot 11 The Woodlands Sect. 5,, $51,000. name with the Clerk of the Circuit SPRINGS, according to p1st S. Government Bonds, or TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs CASE NO. 79.2300.CA.11.K Foxwood Phase II, $63,000. Alvin M. Dixon 1. of Patricia C. 3Roomapt.,furnortjnfurn.w.w thereof, as recorded in Plat Book satisfactory mature person for short triPS Heallsnds Inc. to Falcon Dev. to R.S.R. Prdp, Lot I The bId and bondacceptable executed by Court, Seminole County, Florida in FLORIDA SOFTWARE SEP. 6. Page 17, PublIc Records of the bidders carpeting, new kit., deposit accordance with the provisions of VICES, INC., surrounding Sanford. Contact Co., Lot 39 Fox Run Subdv,, 15.300. Moorings, $63,000. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. required. J. B. Steelmsn, Seminole County, FlorIda; customers. We trsin. Write T sureitils in an amount equal to The Greater Constr. Crp. to Plaintiff, JamesM. Hornelwl Jean L. to Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Realtors, 321.0041. Tract 63 of SANLANDO percent of the bId shall be sub. U, Dick, Pl'15., Southwestern Edythe C. Stapleton, Lot 24 5. NeIl Kortzer & of Carol A., Lot Statutes 1957. SPRINGS, according to p1st mltted with each bid. Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. hausalito Sect., 3, 149,333. J. SCOTT ANNIS, DEBORAH E. 4 5ns Scud, $51,650. POOl.Aãu1tsy 51g. Rswulco Corp. The successful bidder will be ANNIS, LARRY 0. BAKER, thereof, as recorded In Flat Book 0 Ira F. Southward to M. Ed. Raymond M. Thomas I wf on Lake Ada. Just So. of POLICE OFFICER-The Russell H. Williamson JOYCE L. BAKER, RICHARDS. S Page 47, Public Records of required to furnish and pay ward Gordon, W',of Lots II? BIk Diana K. to John A. Krott I Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Publish Dec. 31, 2$, 19191 Jan. 4, Seminole County, Florida: Orlando Civil Service Office I, Tier, I, ER, Trsffords map of Marilyn A. Sawyer, Lot 2 BIk E 11, "5° satisfactory performance and BEEBE, COMBANK I Sanford. Call 323.1670 will be scheduling candidates Tract 64 of SANLANDO payment bond or bonds. Sanford, $35,000. MACK W. FIKES, GEORGE C. Paradise Point 1st sec., 122,100 Ma.'i,ts,"s Village. DEQ.70 for the examination for PolIce SPRINGS, accordIng to plat Attention is called Olin American Homes of FL. DANNALS, to ttii Bid WILLIAM (OCO) Leslie I. NichoI to Officer, biginning Monday,' thereof, as recorded in Flat Book Form requiring a Base Bid d Inc. to Earl H. Lassen I WF Patrick Lee NIchol, Lot 7 BIk IA 2BR,1 B'spt.,CHA,w.wcsi-p., NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC DOWDELL, LINDA December 11, 1979 through 4, Page 33, Public Records of Group Prices. Each bidder is Virginia L. Lot 2 BIk A Sterling 2nd Sect, Drsanwold, $100 fully eqpt. kIt., convenient bc., Notice is hereby gIven that the DOWOELL, ALBERTO OUDE, Seminole County, Florida; FFlday, January 4, 1900. In. . rSQVirIdtObidOrlth.Base lid and reasonable rent. Adults only, Park UN 4,173,000. BoM'dofAdlustmentoftheCltyof JR., NANCY C. GUDE, RONALD Patrick 1. NIchoI to Wm, L. teresfod persons should apply Tract 65 of SANLANDO d1' Group Price. no pets, Gene J. Tischer & WF Roberts Espenschied & of Elaine N., Lot 7 Sanford will hold a regular E. KIRCHMAN, S.D. KLQTZ. in person to the Orlando CivIl Attention is called to the 'RlNGS, according to p1st meeting on Jan. II, 1910, in the VINCENT S, RADASKIEWICZ, .1. 10 Carmen Perez, Lots 21 & 22 tIlk (A, 2nd Sect. Dreanwold, Service Office, CIty Hall ititireof, as recorded In Flat Book provisions for equal employment BIk B Tr 6, Sanlando Springs, $37,005 City Hall at 11:30 AM. in order to C A I H E R I N F M A*WWX . Avenue 7, Page 23. Public Records it opportunIty, arid payment Of not $201,000. Consider a request for a variance RADASKIEWICZ, BERNARD F. ' WS 0ev Corp to Fred Deioms & (directly behind City Hall) Seminole County, Florida; less than the minimum salaries JsmesR.Tst•IWF Peggy Gail Sons Inc., lot 66 Tuscswilla UN I, in the Zoning Ordinancess it SHEPPARD, DAVID P. TURSAN MondSY through Friday, 1:00 Tract 67 of SANLANDO Slid W•Qfl $5 III fOrth in the Foreftand,toWm.OsmOfl(JBeckI $17,500 pertains to front yard setback and FRANCIS K. TURSAN, Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. am. tol:OOp.m.Orlandois an SPRINGS, according to p1st specificationsmustbepeidonthis WF Estelle K. UN BR in BIkdg9, Richerd 0. Diets I of Mary Lu reouirements In SR.1A Zoned townverycIeanIroomy, See Defendants, Equal OpportunIty Employgr. thereof, as recorded in Fist Book project. Sausslito Condo, PhsW I, $50,000. S. to George P. Zubirl, Lot 31 BIk F District in Lot 5, BIk F, Markham NOTICE OF ACTION Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto All bidders are hereby notified Mr. Jose F. Acevido I WE Spring 4. Page 65, Public Records of TO: Park Heights. Ave. TWO PLUS TWO IS POUR Valley Farms Sect., 6, Seminole County, Florida, that they must aft lrmsiively Carmen M to Juan C. Dlaz & WE $176,667. DAVID P. TURSAN Being more specIfically idlfa$'sAFactI MiiedrOC Acosts, Lot 1$ Elk I Tract 73 of SANLANDO onswe that in any contract Ufl' desa'ibid as located at 314 E. 15th 6703 Huntsman Boulevard Karl A. Klopper Jr. & of Irne E. ClassfliedAdsOets Results ' SPRINGS, Second Replat, ac. tired into pursuant to this ad. CCamolot UN 2, 136,300. Springfield, Virginia And ThatsA Fact Teal to Lucy Dilazeol Jo Ann, Un 1fl6 mmt, Minority Business Sebastian J cording to p1st thereof, as Planned use of the property: FRANCIS K. TURSAN 'to Victor Bldg S Liberty . AVON Bolstein I WE Lynna, Lot 514 Charles F. Pagelssn & of recorded ln Flat Book 9, Page 3, Enterprises will be afforded full Addition to porch. 6703 Huntsman Boulevard DELTONA. $350 Mo. 3 BR, 2BA Susan FIGHT INFLATION Spring Oaks Un IV, 141.000. Public Records of SemInole opportunity to submit bids as sub. B.L. Perkins Springfield, Virginia L. to David L. Thompson & Norsie Falmosjth, Air. OPTION contractors, or as supplIers of Sell Avon. Increase your earning Robert K. Ham I WE Geraldine A., Lot 4 Walden Terr, HERE BY CountY, Florida; Chairman YOU ARE Dillon Rwltor3O$.s3og5 malerials,orsirylces,andwillnot power. For details, Call to Gerald L. Haase & WF Bull Hershel Russell Jr. & Board of Adjustment NOTIFIED that an action to tract 74 Of SANLANDO be , I0414667or6443079 dIscriminated against on the 3 BR, 2B, carport, nice, Sanford Publish December n, 1979 etid determine th" fair value of the SPRINGS, Replat, aCcordIng tO Lot 1911k ON ORL Terr. Sect, Patricia L. to 4i,gh S. Powell & wf ot race, color,, religion, 1, UN I, $43,300. area. Stove, refrig., no pets, January shares of plat thereof, 4, 1950 as s'tcx held by you in Jeanne, Lot 152 W000crest Un, recorded kt Plot sex or national origin in ,con. COOKS . JoItnA,Brunn&WF Elaine J.to $U,00, DEQ.$3 Florida Software Services, Inc. Book 6, Page $01, 1st I last, $320 month. 349-5545, Public Records sideration 0 E*p.onlyinfInedining Thomas F. Ellington & WE Mary Joseph F. Fiseisln to Russell has bun f lied in the Circuit Court h1nino4 County, Florida; In accordance with Executive •Dlnnsr lIne cook J. F 4.16 ft oç Lot 22, Lot 23 174, Moncrief, Parcel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR in and for Seminole County, I: SE'i, Tract 76 of SANLANDO Order thU w' 3 ER. ii $300 mo. 101 Oakland Ninsrlty Contractor $aIad person P.T BIk 65, Sanlando The Suburb of SE', Sect. 27, 153,333. SEMINoLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida and you are requIred to SPRINGS, Second Replat, ac Avi. (Sunland). See Sat & Sun. Goals Program, all bidders will be Ile'Ukfast cook PT or all.. PROBATE DIVISION cording serve a copy of your written to p1st thereof, as Cfli$?i 9 to 4. Medfulboppoflunityto,ubmlt arolmdpsrsonfor,pft$.shIft . FileNvmbe,79.sflCp def.ns, it any, to it on c. recordedin Flat 11o19,Page4, bid etweusisatio T Apply in person. Ositone Division VERNON MIZE, JR., of Public Records of Seminole and wilt nsf be Forlen$311,Iheme dlsa'imlnitol Inn. Mon.$$. 1$ cml p.m. IN RE: ESTATE KAY PARSONS CLEVELAND, & County, Florida; MIZE Carpeted, fenced Bk. yard aga on the grouMs of race, MIt tar Mrs. 0. SWEETS, BRIDGES, attorneys for Plaintiff, Tract 77 of . $305,no 373.759 SANLANDO color, religion, s.x or Deceased whose address is Post Offico SPRINGS, ThIrd leplat, SC. orIgIn In consideration fornationsl award. Want to W your NOTICE TO CREDITORS omi boss? Drawer 1, Sanford, Florida 32771 cording t. p1st thereof, as 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY outing the Fiscal Years of 1975 Work yourowntiourst TO ALL PERSONS HAVING onor before January 14, 1950 and recorded In Flat Book 9, Page N' thru 1951, goals for ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $500 participation CLAIMS 6IS.$33S,9.9 OR DEMANDS fill the original with the Clerk f PublIc Records of Seminole MONTH, SEIGLER REALTY, w MinorIty Business Enterpriss AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE thisCourteithefbeforesiceon County, Florida: BROKER. 32)0440, is twenty percent (20 pct). To Exp.lndustrialsewlng Within three months from the PlaintIff's attorney or im. All of the LAKE OAKS SIC, ensure that maximum bids from m•chisteeossMers. time of the first publication of this mediately thereafter; otherwise, a lION, SANLANDO SPRINGS, Minority BusIness Enterprises are DELAND. 1.1241164, notice you ør,reguirid tofile wltti Default and ultimate Judgment according to pta,thereof, as sought, contractors submitting the clerk of the Circuit Court of Isp. cook, utility person $ rscordin Flat BsOk9,PogeN, bids wIlt be rsquirsd to provide Seminole County, Florida, Probate ',jf dema Public Records Of Seminole evudsece Of their efforts In siding e busboy. Apply In parson 1a$ Unf,Mebii Home, 2 BR, kit., Division, the address Of which is County, Florida: WITNESS my hand liii ga Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. in the reaching of said gusts. Sanford County Courthouse, this Court on .. ld be 3 .a, . , this '12th day of YOU . ARE HEREBY This project Is slabIsct to the Sanford, Florida, a written Docm,ber, $979. coupIeon(yorhsm,thiid,$300 NOTIFIED that • out' to ae rsulremsn$s Of Section 3, of the Wanted Mature Women to $tstemntitanyclaimordemajid (SEAL) lit & last & $100 sc. dip. 333. TItle and for DclarsSsry Radii Housing and Urban Davelopsudiw manags retail clatbing Ifor, k. You may have aainet the estate of ARTHUR H. IICKWITH JR. Ills been IromIls in lbs CircuIt Mt Of 1900. All blrs will be Apply Jerry's Thrift Ship, KAY PARSONS SWEETS, Clerk of the Circuit court Court ii the lightipik Judicial rosuirel to comply With l A, 1.2nd $f, bIS Mobile Home dKSSSel, By: Susan I. Taker . CircuIt. in and fur $emlIo urmativu Adias Film to svidi In country. 1 Adult Each claim must be In writing Oep Cevofy, Furls, Is g.iit tNle Is ppportvmIty to lamer Income 3721U3 enmustindlcat,th.b,sIS,ir,he C.VUNON MIXE, JR., Sill * CIPCitIIHSN Of certain Iusiliflhl Of HIS P'I' mows tents daim,thenmeand.,aJ.I,M ESQUIRE you will fInd reIIrIctIsm5 upon real prsp..fly, training eriC smp$ymem$. lie the creditor or his agent or attorney,. CEV, ANO,MIZI& BRIDGES mire portlaMarly dssaibsd as: Supplementary INstructions to and the amount claimed, lithe Pod olnc. Oraom z Lats I WMtghS balk Ipclvsivs, ilddirs ta MII'S .MISI'PIIHon 10 j'i.iced mIChaIUC.Gl dun, Is not yet due, the date when Sanford, t . r05Wd1 to 11115 ?SSVII'IfllaW. Florida 32723 91 IhI'OI*I 14 bIlk bapjlpj, Apply in parson 1 it will become due shall be statId. AlleNtilil 15 called tO the Sunt 331979 CMIvS, OCIt "0", I'Sd * 2 ChaIr as$sblIsMI barber sIl. Of on If the claim is csntingsnt .o, , ond'Jamuary 1,1001 $ANI.ANDO sP*ieros. . 4aC mary Of Walk. I 11115 licHen, o UN & take over reasemsole EIc$ivs UNIlsvudat.d. tIll IlW. of the DQJJ In Flat Beak 4, Page 5°, Pddlc turnover schedule wIll be iiess. Ouster nalr. Riggs uncarlainly shall be sSOf. II the Necirds of Seminole 'County, prisentel ito prebid antargac,, 5*111 LADY Realty, REALTORS, .nn. Claim 1551CUrW, th 5IcwItt death Monday December II, 1979,2:00 Eaperlsacod In ladies' roody.to. be desa-ibad 2119 claImant phull IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OF AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED Of P.M. RSCIinBQlrdIE$.biOkfins DORIS DIETRICH •s 4—Personals ________41—Houses INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental income. 3 BR, lB. own terms. $23,500, 6—Child Care sized MORRIS Sr. Ret. REAL. ESTATE ito H. Ernest _jN0t_ 9-oed f'v%flgs to Eat 25445. French Ave. 322 O2 3775J53, 322 3777. 322 0779 Orange City, huge trees, cot temporary home, courtyar entrance, I" sunken LR w-FF 4 1g. B P's. 26, solarium, dar rm,, Sewing & utilIty rms, bI in breakfast bay. Owner say Sell Now! Call to see. $72,50( FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS (30-6133 or 339471$ eves. NEAR DOWNTOWN Sanford on Hwy 46, easy accei to I-I, Z GC-2. This hout easily utilized for businel office. Large rms., good floc plan & extra Ig side yd fc parking. Only 537.500. Lo down, assumable mortgagi EXECUTIVE TYPE Great rm. designer nome set c '. acre wooded lot. Wood stone exterior plus w-w carpe inter corn, solarium, walk-i closets, pool planned & mon Brand new at $107,000. - MAGNIFICENT Oaks shade this 3 BR, 2 B I Idyllwilde w-tormal LR & DR white brick FP & privac fenced corner lot. $52,500. - ___________________________ - SPA P K Li NO Spacious 2 BR, wsunny kit + FR on beautifully treed lot For only 530,900! Call Quick Unfurnished __________________________ LAKE MONROE Only 2 blks awayl 2 or 3 BR's C lIlA. FR. new carpet, Sc porch. 539,900. ,, 3 BR, )i B, economical gas wail furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fla. rm.. w-w carp., 529,000. - T ci buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. Low down payments. 3222217. ______________________ Inc. REALTOR, MLS .-it,ip ___________________ - 323-5774 When you place a Classified Ad The Evening Herald, stay clot to your phone becaul something wonderful is about I happen. _______________________ ' Day or Nigi , m.oi. 31—Apsrtme,*s Furnished __________________________ 3 BR, lB on? lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only $29,900. _____ ________________________-. Lakefront living is avail, in this elegant 3 BR, 40 home. Situated on 4' jacres complete w.1B, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000. ' _____________________ ________________________ - 4"3 acres on Orange Blvd. in Paols. Owner will finance. $24,450. ____________________ IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home with carpet. New energy saving central air & heat Wifh assumable 5', pct. mortgage or refinancing, priced at $45,900. Must see to ap predate, AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 1', Bath,4 years old. at end of quiet, well kept Street. Fenced backyard with utility shed. I year warranty. $39,900. FOR THE INTERIOR DE. ('ORATOR- Charming Spanish, 2 story, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Fireplace, large tree shaded lot 'on lovely street. $51,500. Build to Suit — uur lot or Vours. PItA VA. FHA73SI2IS . M. Unsworth Realty w - [II 323.6041 or eves. 373-0517 ___ ___ 37--SusImssPierty -- 1015 REALTOR ' '.BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 7440 Sanford Ave. . 321-070 - ' . . ft's easy to place a Classified Ad .. - __________________ wssr.Applyinpafla..eiCy.N. eCaHs. ls.Jay, 1911.1sf SufticloOf copIes of the THE IISNTSIITN MIFICIM. me rats ii twmsver Of vacant units rIif Is Wirvems in cIelp Ii ffi dprk to sj CIRCUIT IN AND POE Is assert your inlarsat in fo $5 lbS OeNSl$l CoNtractOr bY $. I. Clerk It mak Site Cip tO Ods; 11*111011 CSl*TY, FiSS* p5pj1j II,OfIs, j 5f', ft IS HIS lfW( Of *5 QW . —. is fSliative. 'CIVIL DIVIIION areL . acres. silk lbs Florida ItdN ii Civil IO hoW alt MiderIsIisllsm meek PuI$$psrttlm IIItTLAIMS AltO DItMAIIOS ;'- - CAll NO, NC*4$4 . lscId, UI msiW$. pj two cSmpistid in *15 weiact pu4m,,, i.s NOT EQ. FILED WILL $E -CHAllIS W LMl$$s MARY yoae wrltIen linus wNb the 735 iaYs Or 515W 131 IOHSR SAUPD. Deaatai J, MIAOQ975 l*ILIZ*WTN Clark Of lbs Circuit Court in d The Hissing Authority Of the ...---, Dosembir N, I9' ' lAVA; *c ti j— , p, pso, City ii $anJud. Florida reserves W I. WindaiiirIII TRUSTEES Wanted to Reiw Iswve.v onJebs 00. Mc. *5r*'Wrllucsanvoliiwssr —_ 44444444 Ploinills. Ces'mIcL' lasatro,_*1 last, to melee amy Wsnela*les In *5 ________________ :. ____ _____ Isflro a Ulil.. Of CHIde Ni -'sSnda. dew in lr clean Grinds. Phelda b'Wms KAY PARIOINNOSIT$.____ J4fo MA IIPIVIIUV Pur 'LA flQN$ *1 aN rPSshWWfo1sId NobldIhe$tbewNhdrsw,ta,a sitar citias,, 'svpe. $01510.1, TRU$Tl$, ARTHUR J 11110 daIu shaH be RIsC silk HI. PSrIlda$lw'1,1sw?Ie*s 4$ MIs. Reply Is Sos 44, ci i2P1SlIChAVS C. Steep MsCisfiqø MAN, TRUSTEE, hACKlE C1ak 000WveO VOIR the Ofbidswllhwtmeasnusj thelvenki, HirOld, P.o. ion $01011. INC., A Ff00 CON. Fi*ri AILmi, mar bs*s H HousIng AOfVIIy Of lbs 1627 Iaisfi,1, FL, 3371) (srap, Iltli$FsScb) C. Sreii* MetegIson, ii Win. POIAT$0N 10011? 1- *CK1 *5 deC COvet .I_'y. *951 CitY Of IM$Il4. Florida ___________________ dsrapedts . and lilA 00. 4f$, fo A1$IlIW N. clJ, i. Till NOUSINO AUTHORITY m417 j ' p, P01011? I. hUN. OIPl Maim, w.nt & *u*. OP THE CITY OP . Chek Of lbs circuit Cams rt.ts., Pork Avom. bulk, P. O Son' CIMY: N. A. 001111* CON IsinlsW isfy, Florida , 44444444 MNF0ID. P100010* ___________________ $TRUCTIOR COMPANY. INC., A Thomas. Ilium, III By: Susani, Tabs, - -'Wider Park, Florid. WIS FLORIDA cORPØOAT$ON, en lly Clark —. ______________ Issa4iue Oir,d.r TStipkiaa: (III) 64443)2 Whet' Of N*IISIlWS end ii whir l'iim Dec. 21, II. 1979$ Jan. 4 Publish Dec. 2.9. 16, *35.19191 Lit S C_ '1SI Ad IiS II leW'3 SR *4j1e*, new$y Poblish:. j,7 ii, 5°, F*I'1yOO5Imilorty slated Ii, $100 mere room far Ilsiage .360.4 $9559 rsdscoqaood 10 Lake Mary. 0104 ....... 'Srodii.,ImTmds& 51013 .., ciii a,s,i, ..as.' , - . We'll even help you - word, it. Call 337-2611. JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 20 in Sunland with dining area, ww carp., porch, paneling I morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $37400. Call 3232222 for info. LAKEFRONT! 20R, lB cottage on a spacious landscaped lotI Eat-inkit., Fla. rm. I porch. A super deal for $29900. BEAUTIFUL! 3 BR, 2B, home in Deltons witit many special features! CH-A, w-w carp., Fla. rm., eatin kit. Ilots more! BPP WARRANTED. Just $54,900. Rollirs JI RIALTY . ________________ - . . ____ . '-.- ____ -.-----._ -. '.. - - ' - ___ ___ - . - - - .' - , . ____ , ' _____ I ___________ _______ __ ____________________ ______ --- . I _________________________________________________________ "Wehadanold-fashionedchristmas,.. paid cash for eVerything!" _______________________ . 43—Lots-Acreage 50—Miscellaneous for - - Sale .....- - - i.d'. Lt1i i'.,it'I hio. sprnqs OSTEEN ",ittt,",i' 5.10 'it Sinlord 10 acres or more PIONEER I r,'ncti 1i ('iii' ui' l' IS ACR ES. Hue out your own '43(1 homestead, be an 1880 Pioneer in 1980 As litlte as $1,000 dwn, ____________________________ __________________________ 000d terms 51—Household Goods ARF YOU INTFPESTED' _________________________ 76 —Auto Parts _________________________ ___________________________ t.e0, cicomoa I4POKCR '''' 74395, Myrtle Ave H. Ernest Sr. Orlando Sanford Req. 32/ 1577 Broker 321 06.10 _____________________________ 290 N. l7.2, Casselberry, Fl. 134.1200 Eve. 542.365% LIST NOW' Call Walt Cappel 32) 6400 -- - ----KidS outgrow the swing set or Knowles Realty Inc. small bicycle? Sell these idle REAL TOP 628.3005 Items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classif led galat The Herald, 377 261), or $31 999. MORRIS REAL ESTATE I - Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Plions3fllUl,Sanford 3.222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing SerVice VA-F HA.235 Con. Homes Low Down Payment REALTORS Iotl Will build on C#%h for your your lot at our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. 'Medel inc., Realtor Branch 6443013 Office 2365 PARK 3flflfl _____ ..,f ''ILi, - % ' _ ...-, :.±.,' " ' ;"';, , '- r . ' ..... -. ..!t It, ' - ' -- - Top Dollar Paid for iunk & use1 cars. lrucks & heavy equipment. 377 5990 . .+ ., - . "I.. . . -'••;.,•..... .t.. ..- ssoo _________ 322 1S71 __________________ '65 VW. extra clean Perfect mechanically. $693 3236740 __________________________ _______________________ 1976 Chrysler Cordoba, near new radial tires, AM FM. air, no - -- —ruSt, 71,000 actual miles. A very nice car Inside & out. 78—torcycles 12250. 323 3430 -____________________ EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell Call todayand your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. 1919 Ifonda C 11)755 Adult owned C..irage kept. Only 1100 miles. $800 3fl 2081. ff of total inventory of brand new interspcing bedding. These 65-Pets.SuPplieS beds are not damaged or _______________________________ seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local Free to good hOme', II 1110, old delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur ,'i,ile C'e.'rman Sti.p mix nilure Salvage, I? 97, So. of Mouse broken, all shots NCed .16-_Comnercial Property canforcl 322 $771 fenced i'd 377 2505 I -----slNc;Ew DROP ARM Established plumbing Supply a. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II prop ,irni, makes all hg zag service business for sale, inc Classified Ads didn't work stitches, buttonholeS Sold tools, fixfures, inventory & - there wouldn't be any. 5700 fllance due $188 or $16 real estate. Call W Malic take trade as part 1ost,'5, REALTOR 327 7983. ois—waniea 10 buy — night ' Jeep Wagon, I wh dr, All extras ' good utility trailer 373 3701. , - - fUNf.__ - kilO RU REALTOR MLS 3220470 Ev32329U ' ...... -- HAPPY NEW YEAR In your own 2 story. 4 BR home. Move right in 5. enoy the spacious living area, the new ('H A & a real fireplace. Lots more to tell you, so call today! 142.500 & will go VAFHA too. , 41—Real Estate Wanted — We buy your equity, close in 71 hrs. AWARD REALTY. INC 319 - AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Adsdidn't worx. mere woulan', be any- ........ RCfnQ.RePOAMANA I? cjft, Sold originally 1511, now 5716 or $21 mo Agent 339 8306 Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig., stoves, tools --,i'i, lIlY t'suo I URNI lURE. APPI lANCES & PLUMIIINC iWT 110 i C ...., ndure 705 : 7Slh St fl3 098) _________________________ - Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $11 9Sea. p. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797, So. of Sanford. 372 1721 - -- - .. Losing yuur home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3fl 0216. -- 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $151 or $21 mo. Agent 3398306, _. _ __________________________ - -- __________ 47-A-?rtgages Bought ' - ------- -- Will but' 1st & 2nd mortgages, We also make Real Estate Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 135 S. Orann. A.... C..!,. VVifl1'! Geneva, S acres, pond, 3 BR, MIt.. $6000 down, 5784 mo, $31,950. 349 5717. . __________________________ • v.uv ,xvw moon remogeica ,I BR, I B mobile home Must sell 53,150 cash or best offer. Call afer 6 p.m. 3222387. ,, -. '• " - - . , . - - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale See our beautiful new BROAD. -MORE, front & rear BR's. 5id by Side refrigerator, $75; GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Picnic table. w 2 hpnrh.t tin flrLnthx l i,,.xw VAI PItA Finan.ino -lull size baby bed w mattress, S2S;Oakporchrockers,$fl,,$ meiai otilce aesk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th St 323 = 0951. . 43-Lots-ACreage Ad Get plenty of prospects .,,x,,r ,w',uI..ii vw t.wlr. V ..-in the Classified Ads. . . - •' ----------- - _.,_..,,_.. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 323.0707 Antiques Sterling Silver, Gold, Diamonds BrIdges Antiques 323 7801 ll Old beer cans & Nazi items. J Mercier, 3911 Lathrop Ave. Racine, Wis, 53105 MICROWAVE Don'l pile no longer needed items hIgh as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walie$! 71-Antiques 53—TV• Radio Stereo OCALA ANTIQUES SHOW COLOR TELEVISION RCA color television Sold new over $650, will sell for $184 or $11 month. Still in warranty. NO MONEY DOWN. Will deliver, Call 86? 5)94 day or night FIFeOd Gmonthtg& Boarding Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank You for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way to say ill don't know how, 'nay you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. FRIDAY NITE 7:30 P.M. JANUARY 4, 1980 a Housewiv a a - - Regular or 1 time basis WeDOwsthwindowsl 677-S5t4 Home Imenfs - a OCUTT - Carpentry, Painting, MimI. of all types. Lic. Bonded 323603$ Insured P345)9, 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321)571 3210440 I WEST 44-SANFORD ' ci .. - - f' j 'I, 3 Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, Interior or cx. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 3220011. EUTSLER PAINTING I REPAIR- lnterior.Exlfflor .'REE ESTIMATESC5II365.5342 Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 3.33$9 ,, 'P In ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS To List Your Business,,. DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 PHONE 373.5420 — FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Licensed 323 5801 InSured New Year's Special) 15 pct. off during January on re-root. S yr. workmanship guarantee. Eapurt Rooting. 373.74fl, Complete Mobile Home Repair 349 5259 DELL'S AUCfION SERVICE BROKER Al B PAINTING Resident l I CommercIal 322-8753 sItS - 7751137 - - - SEIGLER REALTY Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL)3i9 531$ - $$$$ DOORPRIZES , Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable - Light Houling Painting & Ripsir House Cleaning SaW TV's - Dishwashers - Ladder Jacks Pine, Drop-Loaf Table (Old) - Couches Chairs Sicyclos - Kitchen Cabinet Lounges loclinors Gas Stove -Elic. Clothes Dryers -Lawnmower -Nice Elect. Organ Bench Office Refrigerators - Nice Large Oil Itoatsr W-Slower -Chests Dressers Coffee End Tables Piiii Oven Luggage Occasional Tables Lamps S.autlful Modern Sowing Machino In Cabinet (All Attachments) -I" Bench Saw - Plus All CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 377.7907 Painting AAA Tree Service 8. firewood. Oak & Pine, you P-U or we deliver. 339 5247. We buy wood. January 4 5 6 Ci ty Auditorium Fri. & Sal. I pm 109 p.m--Sunday 1 pm. to 6 p.m. Admission $7.00 entire show. THE CHAPMAN SHOWS AUCTION SALE a I Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 332133$ Lawn&Landscang )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Pes. & Comm. Remodel & Additions. Call $31.5399or 8620136 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 1771. Push button controls, has c.trousel, still In warranty. OrIginally 1649, assume payments of $21 mo, Agent 3395386 Color NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - KEIIMORE WASHER — Parts, Service, Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 -- a 0 , MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specially, 75 yrs, Exp. 8690562. ___________________________ - asher repo GE deluxe model Sold orlg. $109.35 used short time. Bal. $159.14 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 $316. Wrangler Jeansspcc ial 510 99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Aye. 322 5191 WILSON MAIFF FL'RNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADF 311 3ISF.FirstSt. 3275677 S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL 110,900 WITH TERMS Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, £ Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 atter S p.m. -- FURNITURE_BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando 31i ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 500' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, $262,500 TOTAL. Ceramic Tile _________________________ Wanted to buy 3 to 6 hp out board motor, '75 or older. Any cond 3730387. No Sunday calls. -- ' MONEY SAVER EL TIMER For your water heater OW install cost 323 4731 I CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5.0 BALINT 327(665 - _________________________ $'I ACRES HEAVILY WOODED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN AREA. $100 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 327 5747 - ' 52'ApplianclS '- ,.,_.__ -- - " Park, 1 282 1279 IAYI'AIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x200' WITH A SPLENDEROUS VIEW. OVER. LOOKS SMALL LAKE. 520.000. HURRY! Home lmprovsmsnts ______- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid (ISed, any condjtion6.41 8176 -__-_- uuy eeu.ly r, nooses. apis vacant land. Lucky In vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford, 327 474). yve Call Rart Beauty Care - ____________________________ — DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 7 fiR, I bath, 1g. covered patio. and fenced back yard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA liveable. $77,500. Il ___________________________ ___________________ ' - 8. tires 339 9)52 '71 Chevy Vega, good cond BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322.1671; 377 4460 -- __________________ VW Van very good cond 196$ Dodge Polara 1 dr sedan, e*C tires. air, clean, good cheap trans . 1100. 323 3130 77—Junk Cars RemOVed ____________________________ i -. '- 1970 Ford Grand Torino Brougham Eic cond., new tires si.000 or best offer 322 487A - Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys ____________________________ - - Sanford's Sales Leader - - _____________________ - W. Gainef I White - — JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-er tc '75 models Calf 3399100 or (31 460S (Deale,') BATTERY SHOP 107W 27tht 1219111 I Fll,,L DIRT& TOPSOIL — YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Flirt 323 7540 __________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION New Year's Special I.R 21 62-L,awn.rden Why buy used? New brand name springs & mattresses at 70 pct above dealers cost Twin, full size, queen & king Jenkins Furniture. 205 E. 75th St 373 098) for Sale Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, w,ll hold a publiC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.235. $311 for further details. 36 Mo. $3595 Pianos & organs as low 's S995 C.uitars 11) pcI off Amplifier, drums, etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave 377 2255 - 8Autos - , 59—lusical 1tr._hatxlise I UP NIT U RE 8. I I-sINGS Buy & Sell New& Used Furniture 500 S Sanford Ave 323 659) 5 acre tiled farm 40 acre orange grove 900 pasture, SEIGLER REALTY Will tu unk Auto Batteries, $400 flattery Shop 107W 27th St 323 9114 ________________________________ ______________________________ I ' -------'- ----ivil Plymouth Voyager Custom Van privac, wcl glass, near new radial tires, factory air, AM FM plus tape deck, no rust. cxc inside & out 31.000 ,i&t,1l i'iileS A beauty 5.1.995 323 34)0 -- , ______________ 73-A—Vans lam yd sale wicker, household items & furnishings Off Airport Blvd Ilaily St to Ro St Follow siQnS Fri & 104 _________________________ - 55--Boats & Accessories . ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1792 Sanford, Eta 32171 _______________________________________ - ' - 1971 26' 5th wh trailer 5th whall brackets for P U truck inc 52.500 or best offer 319 5575 _____________________________ _____________ Kinds Of MIsc, hams. ___ '75 Dodge Power Wagon, I wh. drive, auto . AC. PS. PB. good cond $1000 & take over payments 3: 0)89 aft .1 30 I --' C.araqe Sale 137 Pinecrest Dr 321 0218 Fri 8. Sat 9 , Just about anything - --' -- __ ____________ 24 'slugs R lB 322.9283 .._ - ___ ___ __ - _( ii FANTASTICI 3 BR, lB brick home in Idyliwildel Many custom, features on a 1g. Landscaped lo$l Only 142,100. ------ .1 REAL ESTATE REALTOR 377 7l95 _________________ ' , t9M Apache pull down travel 'railer Sleeps 8. water storage. prop,ine stove, sink & ct' bo. Clean, 5650 373 3430. ______________ _____________ 42-4biIe Homes -" - -______ _____________ TV ,'epo 19" Zenith Sold orig. Sf93 75 bal. $183 16 or $17 mo. Agent 339 5386 . - -. ('TU RITDflAR .T i rivai niiivi ALi foiI For Sale II' Winnebago camper for P U overhang bed, air, self coot qoodcond $7.SOOortrade for small travel trailer 373 ______ _____________ 0)87 No Sunday calls 54—G'aqe -. - The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors - Sales .____________________ CR0 CK!TT REALTY WORLD. 7135i 5 French (17 92) Sanford 323 5321 REALTORS 2110 Senford Ave. 327.797 ________________ __________ . -'--------- SW%obils Homes _________________ _______ ___ ________ Exec, office space for lease. Great location on 1792. ft. Brand new bldg. Very reasonable. COLONNADES 3 fiR, 711 home, C14&A, fenced yd. FHA I' pct. mort. assumable-no qualifying. 132,900. 869-0942 aft 6:30. 70 Chevy P U left front tender dent $500 or best otter 322 2842 after 5 p rvi 75—Recreational VehiCles 000dusedTV's,$25&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Or Ph 327 0332 S..'. (uI - '75 For.1 Bronco. Ispd AC AM FM player 54.000 32) 0210 NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed in our Business Directory Wh,CTVS $?Oea while they last iERB- s Iv 2597 5 Sanford Ave 323 1731 ---------- - 1890's VICTORIAN ON COP NER LOT. NEEDS RE STORING, WIDOWS WALK VIEW OF LAME MONROE. 535.000 TERMS. Engine Repair (Franchised _________ _____ Q 3 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS 5. PAINT, APPLIANCES COUNTRY CLUB AREA 529.500 Lawn Equipment & Small 2", acres, prime hIghway frontage in Osteen. Presently grove. 515,000 total on good terms. . " EASY CONVERSION, ZONED DUPLEX 3 BEDROOM, t': BATH ON EXTRA NICE LOT ONLY 528.500 HURRY UPi BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPER TV- 12 acres, 4 Bdrm., 2 Baths, fenced, 2 wells, farm tractor & mower, MUCH MORE, close to city conveniences, 1 yr. warranty, $64,950. 1 acre bldg. site on lake off Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. Good terms. 515,500. . ____________________ I I day ____ 2 choice bldg. lots in Ores mwoid $7,000 f or both. ________________ . 79—TruCks.Trailers - For Fstat Commercial & Pesi dental AuctionS 8. Appraisals Call ('llI , ,'u(tiofl 371 5670 ' ' - ' 323-7832 Name Brands) Sales & 5cr vice. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring & will partially finance. 165,000. STEREO Ctir,stma', L .iaw,i l.i,i l,iiflt'd X l'iyiwiy Customer left area and we ,ire unable to locate faIance due 5128 60 or taI.e over p,lyments SIt month NO MON F v DOWN AM M stereo radio 8 track, RSR turntable. diamond needle Call 86? or flight, tree home trial no obligation Stereo. Qood working order 550 312 .1)64 TRRINS ') 72—AuCtion - NM COL8T Spacious 3 BR, 20 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for $55,900. VA-FHA terms available. ______________________ 1i. _______________________ 3 BEDROOM, FIREPLACE, ON REALTY inc. 7 ACRE WOODED CORNER, FENCED & EQUIPPED WITH CHICKENS. DUCKS & MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR GEESE. NEEDS I L C. S BR, 3B, Pool 139.900 ll00CornellDr. $90,000 ADORABLE RESTORABLE 1914 MODEL 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. Eves.3220612.32215$7 SUPER POOL. 559,900. 207 E.25thSt. NOOUALIFYING--36p home. New Central H&A & Carpet. Owner will finance w substantial dwn, 133,000. 327 22 /. Radio.Stereo - STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 327 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Fves.3195100 372.1959 U)' .uut U!JA ULMF'4L,C I DeBAPY Iopct. in,. rate on this new) BR, 211 concrete block home with CM A, carp , & scr porch Paved street. 80 pct assumable mort,, 537.500 Johnny Walker Real Estate, 6457 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. - Harold Hall Reall OILJ - Nooualitying. Sanford,) BR. 211. CM A, 30 util rrn . 72' master BR, patio & 9 mature fruit trees in fenced yd Owner will finance Shown by appt only 373 0555 $3,500 Lake Mary, 2 acres In counti setting,'loned agri. 525.000. ALL FLORIDA REALT OF SANFORD REALTC 41-Houses - READY TO SELL 3 BR 2 B w-CH & CA, ww car peting, cxc. cond. Only $45,000. Want a good going business In paint & body shop wa small BR apt? Well have we got tt details? Call now' _js & Found - INVESTORS 2 BR 1 B house w FP. plus I BR B garage apt Only 130,000 Eve. $62.1 ___________________ 24-Business portunities 'AHhSIttI&BNUIy ___1__n1uu__ - no N. 1792, Casselberry, Fl, RfLAX Realty Transfers Friday, Jan. 4, 1910-4* PART-TIME CORRESPONDENTS WANTED 1), 2. 14, 21, 25. 26, 21, 30,31, 33, 57, 59.63.64,6567.73,71,76, or 71. and FLORENCE ERVA MYERS, Dceased "I'mnotsayingwhatourflnaldeclsionwill be, but I'm saying that at this point, there aren't any major reasons for government to stand in the way," Mannsaid. "Now, whether Investors should get into itisanother matter. "If I were an investor, I'm not at all sure! would put my money In It. But as a govern. ment official,! don't see where government should prevent this mode of transportation." Continental (formerly Florida Gas Co.) Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. 18—Help Wanted 5.,. p , .. 3. a S - ,,,, �. . . . . . I - - . - - ,.....- . - . . -I - . •p . -- . -- .-' --- - - "( _ SPORTS 10*-Evening Hera Id, Sanford Fl. FrId.y, Jan. 4, IM Rookie Anderson Selected As UPI Player Of Year NEW YORK (UPI) - Ottis finish a distant second, out on the last day of the head Coach Bud Wilkinson. Anderson, the St. Louis Car"All these awards ... what season when he suffered an "He took me aside and he dinals' awesome running am I going to do with them," knee Injury against Payton's said that he'd seen a lot of back who shattered the NFL's quipped Anderson when Bears after gaining just 39 running backs on both sides of rookie rushing record, reached at his home in West yards. Payton finished with the field but I was the one became the first player in Palm Beach, Fla. "I was 157 yards in Chicago's 424 running back that had all the NFC history to earn both the hoping for the rookie of the victory to take the rushing tools," related Anderson. "He UP! Player and Rookie of the year award and that's what I crown. The 22-year-old also said he had coached a lot of Year Awards Thursday night. was trying to achieve." scored 10 touchdowns - eight them but! had something that He was a runaway choice as Anderson, a 6-foot-1, 210- rushing - to finish seventh In you just can't coach. He said the conference's top first-year pounder from the University conference scoring. It was just a God-given player. of Miami (Fla.) - the eighth "It's a combination of talent," Anderson, who captured the pick overall in the college people working for me mind Anderson had to run behind NFC Player of the Year draft - galloped for 1,605 working behind me," said a patched up offensive line but award last week by edging yards on 331 carries to easily Anderson. "I was Just In the is looking forward to next Dallas Cowboys' quarterback surpass Houston running back right place at the right time. season when everyone is Roger Staubach, was named Earl Campbell's rookie If the team had been winning healthy. on 45 of 56 ballots cast by record of 1,450 yards set in and would have made the UPI's panel of pro football 1978. "With the year's experience playoffs, I would have gotten writers, four from each NFC Wearing the same number as much publicity as Earl did I think I'm a better city. - -ballplayer," said Anderson. (32) and possessing the same in his rookie season. Phil Simms, the New York nickname as the in"He was built up as a "There were a lot of things Giants' quarterback who took comparable O.J. Simpson, superstar and a god almost, that I was unsure about at the over as a starter following the Anderson finished second by As for me, I was just a pretty beginning of the season, Now I team's 0.5 start and led them only five yards to Chicago's decent running back." feel that I can almost get 100 to six victories in their last 11 Walter Payton for the conAnderson recalled an early yards on anybody we play if I gaines, received five votes to ference rushing title, losing, seasonjpeetlng with former get 'enough 'carries." I Friday, January 4, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA Rams Favored In Buc Rematch TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Greg Horton Despite that 16-point Bucs' margin in - ánddefeatateamasecondtlmebecause feels his Tampa Bay teammates will be their kneeling In September and despite you beat them the first time, you will find making a mistake if they figure their 214 the fact the Bucs had a better wonlost -that's not the case. early-season victory over Los Angeles Is record, 1066 to 9.7, than the Rams, Los ,The Rams will be as high as they any Indication of what they can expect Angeles is a 3-point favorite for Sunday's possibly can," said McKay. "They will for Sunday's NFC championship game game, not take us lightly." against the Rams. "I don't think the odds mean very Both teams are expected to be near full :•: "There were no signs at the time, but, much," said Horton. "I'm sure the Rams strength for Sunday's contest (kickoff 5 -.'yes, I think It's quite possible the Rains will come in here (flying In later today) p.m. EST). Offensive tackle Charley nay have taken us lightly in our last knowing, as we do, that they're going to Hannah of the Bucs Is off the injury list game," said Horton, an offensive guard, have a real battle on their hands." and showed no signs of favoring his knee who spent four years with the Rams Bucs' Coach John McKay says the in Thursday's workout and Rams' before being traded to the Bucs early in Rams are stronger now than when they defensive end Jack Youngblood Is exthe 1978 season, lost to Tampa Bay more than three pected to play despite a hairline fracture "That's a team I played with, a team I months ago. In a small bone in his lower leg. know," said Horton. "I have a great deal "Their whole offensive line is playing The winner of Sunday's NFC game will of respect for the Rams. Those guys are real well now and they weren't intact play the AFC winner, either defending well disciplined. They do the job they are when we played them before," said NFL champion Pittsburgh or Houston, in supposed to do. They have a place to be McKay. "Their secondary is more intact Super Bowl XIV in Los Angeles on Jan. and that's where they'll be." too. If you believe you can just line up 20. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Arizona,...jqte Fires Miller, Philly Sneaks By Cavs 109- 108 ,:.Man Who Axed Kush TEMPE, Aria. (UPI) - If aimed at Miller for his han- wada gave no reason for his Miller said It would be a By Veiled Press Iitert10ual blocked a shot by Cavs guard Foots Walker with ;he had it to do over aplal dung of the Kush affair. Kush dismissal, but did give him an tragedy If others were caught After shooting a paltry 7-for-18 from the floor seconds left and Randy Smith's shot at the ::edMiuersaye Its *oulOun was fired dirIi.g his 2idyear opportunity to resign. Miller up In the controversy, Thursday night, Julius Erving erupted for nine buzzer was off the mark. tire Frank Kush, a move that as MU coach after Miller said he declined twice to step referring to Interim football straight field goals In the second half and Maurice The Sixers just took it to us in the fourth period accused him of attempting to down voluntarily, adding, "I Coach Bob Ower "isa coat Miller ü ::job as athletic director at cover up information about an would In no way compromise amazing talents." However, Cheeks sank two foul throws with 12 seconds left and we didn't respond as well as they did," said Incident In which he allegedly my principles or Integrity by Miller would not name other, to give the Philadelphia 76ers a 10106 victory :ArIzone Stale University. Smith. such action." 'Periodically In one's His, slngged a player. he thought might be affected, over the Cleveland Cavaliers. . In other games, New. Jersey beat Atlanta, 126Miller said he had asked Is tested to do the right Trailing by 11 points entering the final quarter, 119, New York routed San Diego, 138-101, and I dide't feel I was Schwada twice to hold a the Sixers, who are struggling to overtake the Milwaukee topped Indiana, 10696. by acting on public hãing for Kush, but Tiptop, C.84 Score Jr. League Wins Boston Celtics In the Atlantic Division, rallied Nets 126, flawks 119 ::trutk" Miller told a now Sawada declined, to do so behind eight fodrth-period points by Erving to Mike Newlin scored 24 points, including 10 in the contereme Thursday,, ban intil the state attorney WE9MDE OIL BOYS LEAGUE take a 105-103 lead with 1:09 left in the game. :after he was fired by general ruled Kush was not fourth quarter, and Cliff Robinson added 21 to ptq McCoy's - Michael Edwards 4; Darrell Graham g, "After I shot two air balls in the third perloTd I spark New Jersey over Central Division-leading university President Dr. John given due process. Miller said Freddie Gaines 2; Dexter Franklin 3; Rod Alexander 19; 1st Schwada. Atlanta. his fliitrequuitcaineOct. 12, Quarterl; 2nd Quarter ll; 3rd Quarter lo; 4th Quarter 9: Total got more determined," said Erving. Miller said his dismiasi of the day before Kush an. But Cleveland's Dave Roblsch sank five .Kushmidway through the flounced he had been fired, straight free throws to put the Cavs ahead,- 106- Knicks 138, Clippers 101 McCoy's Ueuer, - Michael Wright 11; Andre Williams 9; ::lP79 lesson was based on and a written request was Terry Miller 4; lstQuarter 9, 2nd Quarter 0; 3rd Quarter 8, 4th 105, with 43 seconds left and the pressure was on. Ray WIlliamstossed in 23 points to pace nine ':facts from depositions and made Oct. n. Quarter fl: Total 24. Five seconds later Cheeks, a second-year man New York players in double figures as the Knicks Schwadi called a heiFifll ':sworn statements and he Joe's Variety- Rickey Richardson 4; Leroy Richardson 26; . out of West Texas who scored 11 of his 21 points in raced to a 42-12 flrstquarter lead and were never :would not "rescind qr alter the attorney general's Raymond Curry 6; lit Quarter 4; 2nd Quarter 10; 3rd Quarter the final period, hit a layup and, after being fouled threatened. modify" his Justification for opinion was Issued, but the 11; 4th Quarter 11: Total * hearing was canceled after ::the fir*. by Kenny Carr, stepped to the line and hit the Bucks 106, Pacers 96 Cft&-M1chae1Slmmons2S; JJoMcCloud6; Roger Hall -: Schwada's announcement the university agreed to IflikS 6; Charles SmIth 2; Steward Gordon 2; Robert People 6; Ist winning free throws. Junior Bridgeman scored 23 points and sparked of Mlil&'a aft followed a $300,000 settlement to Kush. Quarter 12; 2nd Quarter 17; 3rd Quarter 8; 4th Quarter 13: Cleveland made two last-ditch efforts to win the a thlrdquarter rally which enabled Milwaukee toe According to Miller, Sch- 7tW 5& . .weeks of heavy criticism game but Philadelphia center Darryl Dawkins break a threegame_losing streak. - - - I!II SCOREBOARD _Now! 7$hyMaldas 27.20 440 2.20 3Echano-Aflu 3.00 3.00 2Rlca-Elorza 2.00 Furman 00. rSl Arkansas $4. SMU 40 PbytIfisn 41 COIOVIdO 12 32 3 77 O'lnAC 30 2.20 2 Slmon-BiItla 2.00 0(1.3) 70.11, P (3.1) ".0111 T (3. Jacksn St. 11, Dal. $1, 4 Ark..LR 101, N.C. AlIT 00 Edmonton • 24 lManasolaMarc _ 720 Q'3)21$ (1 .,P(1.3)07.$S,Tfl. 1.3)417.41. Hou*tonhl, R Ice 7O Ky.WsIyn 104, Tom.-Mrtnll wainCsslsrsacs 17) 310U 1) lUulj TI? s.3)flt.s. AT$APOSD'OI1.AN1iO Twstt*gems Lamar 102, Ok City SI Lvngiton 14, JaxnvI $0.44 Wsffls Dlvisi 0 II) 14.20, Time 3I2s $ I Fourth game lUrlzar.Juan 2t40 18-00 33.60 Louisville is. Tulsa SI Nrthssstsrn Ok. 4$. Ark. TCh 43 W 1. T Ph. 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Friday, Jan. 4, im Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Longwood Coup le GOGLAEil Time Out To Eat RUCK 'S RESTAURANT — Outstanding dining In New Prime Rib Room. Sanford Airport at the terminal Bldg. HERITAGE INN RESTAURANT AND GALLERY— This restored Sanford Colonial (Circa 1900) offers a relaxing candlelight dinner. Beer or wine is available. 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford. II HOLIDAY INN — 14 - Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 1.4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring rnouth.waterlug steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. Ballroom sad round doaclag, 8 p.m., every Sunday, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. i,.o— G ive Th eir Plants A Home If you're thiakiug of getting out of fig bius4 and are looking for something to do this weekead, here WO a few suggeitlom: PORT 0' CALL — Specializing in steaks and seafood. Salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17.92 & 438 in Seminole Plaza, Casaelberry. Friday, Jan. 4, John Dimitry had a problem that faces many men whose wives enjoy growing plants around the home. They had too many plants with no place to keep them. Since there was not enough room inside the house, he made the plants a house all their own. Using lengths of PVC pipe and fiberglas, Dimitry constructed a 10-foot-by-20.foot greenhouse behind their home at 1082 Hamilton Ave. in Longwood. Without using any plans, he built tie structure along the lines of a Quonset hut complete with heaters, fan and watering system. Mrs. Dimitry enjoys growing hybrid orchids, ferns and bromiliads, all of which require careful attention. A fan connected to a thermostat will cool the air during the hot summer months, while a heater comes on whenever the weather becomes too chilly for the delicate ornamentals. Dimitry, the work study coordinator for exceptional children at Crooms High School, also enjoys fishing. Any earthworms left over from his fishing trips are added to the flower beds to help cultivate the soil. Seeds and cuttings from plants in the yard are also started in the greenhouse. After going to such lengths to care for and pamper their flowers, the Dimitrys do have one member of their household who sometimes causes a good deal of damage due to his fondness for the plants. He is the rabbit owned by the Dimitrys'daughter, Susie, and lives in a hutch in the backyard where the greenhouse is located. Whenever he is hopping around the yard, he likes nothing more than stopping by the greenhouse for a little snack. •He's the only natural predator," Dimitry said. "We have to watch the rabbit when he's out and make sure the (greenhouse) door's closed." /7 The 10by-20.foot greenhouse is constructed from PVC pipe and Fiberglas along the lines of a Quonset hut. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior citizens. Uve music twice a month.. Story and Photos by Tom NOW Exhibit of religious palatings Uth through 19th century, through mid-January, Cornell Fine Arts Center Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park Free to public Tuesday through Friday, lo am. t0 5p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 1-6 p.m. Closed Chrietmu and New Years Day. Custempsrary Art Is Precious Metal, Dec. 9 through Jan. 6, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Pack. wood Ave., Maitland. Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 10 am. to4p.in.; Saturday, 10 am. tol p.m.; Sunday, 1-4 p. m. Reception, Dec. 90 2-6 p.m. Anita, , Peter Carlson, Patricia Karnes. Stinson, Al Maler, Gael and Howard Sllv.rblatt and Ken Weston. Free to public. Orchids thrive in the Dimitrys' greenhouse ''•I r The Cartoon Museum — Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cartoon miscellany, no adrnl..kin charge, 11 a.m, to 6p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to Azalea Park Pot Office, 509 Swnoran Blvd. Sealer Citisom Dame, 2 p.m., each Thursday, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. WzbibIt of 0 rare portraits spanning 50 years, Cornell Fine Arts Center Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park, through December. Free to public. Tuesday through Friday, 10 am, to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 16 p.m. Soul Maithie no Meum — ow of flue largest displays 'al thsUa in the world. [cMed on Holt Avenue at RoUInI College, Winter Park, hours are I5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday end 10 a.m. to p.m.,. Wednesday through Satawday. (noed Monday. Atfrnhion Is $1 for adults and 50 cent.. duiluiS. 12. Group . ... .... - .. S. • . Betty Dimitry enjoys growing hybrid orchids. .. . j. . ,. / ,71;117717- Dimitry a a) :: r-' f-'; 1 - - r w17 wr ,,; t 4 ;. -. :4 • rthworms to flower beds With too many plants and no place to keep them, John Dimitry solved theproblem by building a greenhouse. �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Jan. 4, 1900 TELEVISION Maver'sck' TV Misdedis Cards In 'Young By DAVID HANDLER Western comedies are not the stuff ow dreams are made of. The oater has rarely played well.as comedy. John Wayne did ride tall In the saddle, and did define American manhood for a couple of generations, but he was never noted for his ability to deliver a spit take. James Garner, the only successful western comedy hero who comes to mind, scored 10 years ago with "&ipport Your Local Sheriff" and "The Skin Game." Not surprisingly, Garner starred in the only funny western. series TV has ever produced, "Maverick," which ran from 196742. It was a delightful spoof of the Old West, and Of wederm. Brat Maverick wasn't your basic staunch, strong-jawed Western hero who let his trusty six-shooter do the talking. He was a genial, cowardly Dapper Dan who followed the dollar around the frontier and skimmed a share off the top SERVICE Our Factory TralmW Technicians Service — 1_ I ALL MAKES L venture. Once again Hollywood has tried to recreate an WMH CMV0NI 1sSflV1G a.sm 6D] r CALItI . Vu;*J Soo I" 104 hi., C4w4)v,v. ton9*oud. M.44nd. O'..-.g. Counts, OhIo, S.ølo,d S*,wnot. Comfy, Wm* 3619 S. Preach Ave., Saplerd, Pie. 1*171 oldie without understanding what made if golden. To Feature John Ritter 10 GI O4NSaS. EWL Then there's trouble with his girlfriend, Nell (Susan Blanchard), a "woman of quality" who boasts her in. dependence but seems to do nothing but follow our hero from town to town, working as a freelance chef and trying to get a ring on his finger. Nell is supposed to be a modern woman who gets by on her own. But the show has copped out with this chef business. She should be a rival card sharp so we can orcaslonally get to see Maverick in his natural setting. But that would require her to hang around In saloons—where she would be exposed to coarse language and behavior. Not our little Nell. So, we end up with a sissy card sharp and a whining girlfriend standing around In the street. She yanks on his sleeve, he bats his baby blues. Nobody has any fun. "The Young Maverick" is an 111-advised and ill-fated . 4444 N. 1742 Looawood. M. 531.1315 cX1AN(jr -.I NOt "COWbOY" more than he does the character he portrays. .4111 Cerebral Palsy Telethon BAIRDRAY DATSUN 3*3-SIll It will be all in the family when the "Weekend With the Stars Telethon for Cerebral Palsy" Is aired from Hollywood, Las Vegas and New York this weekend, Jan. 12.13. The telethon will be seen on more than 106 stations across the country and Canada, including ABC, CBS and NBC affiliates and dependent stations, as well as the Global Television Network in CInadL This year's "Weekend With the Stars" telethon is the second United Cerebral Palsy broadcast. Last year's show, seen on 76 stations, raised more than iii million. John flitter and wife, Niwv Mtran flb.fr r.r.,i DI.I Nancy I CROSSWORD I Indeed, the UCP'I campalgn may beone of the few1 mom things that flitter gets Amm .rini,. lw,f Plff.u.. JA.i. brother, Torn, now a lawyer ACROSS I Dawbr . Cable Ch. 0 (II) (35) (ABC) Orlando 2) (CBS) Orlando (3) 0 Series On Economics January 4 thru 10 Cable Ch. C!) Nobel Laureate Begins (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando -, (1 7) 10) "I am a liberal," Milton an All-Volunteer Armed strangers to one another, said. Force and the President's The free market, combined has Friedman 1976 Nobel Commission on White House with Jefferson's declaration the Friedman, of human liberty, produced prize winner In economics, Is Fellows, economic miracles in the the host for a new PBS series Friday, series begins The U.S. and a 1tandard of living called "Free to Choose." But how at with a look that Is the envy of the world. of Jan. 11, don't let the subject markets work. FriedThe same miracle Is taking economics put you off. This free Smith's place today In Hong Kong, explains Adam series promises to be man provocative and at times idea that the free market where the government has coordinates the activities of deliberately chosen not to chilling. millions of people who are direct the economy. "I believe In freedom. Liberalism means of and ft pertaining to freedom. Those Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta, Ga. Orlando Public Broadcasting System In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune into Independent channels, Miami, by tuning to channel 5; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). - Sports On The Air SATURDAY JANUARY 5, 1010 AFERNOON 130 (1)0 WRESTUNO 1200 @) pii. (5) Q NFL TODAY 12:30 0(A) NFL FOOTBALL Live coverage of the AFC Championship game. Exact time. teams and location to be 2:30 CS) 0 SPORTS SPECTACU- announced. LAR Live coverage of the (5)0 NFL FOOTBALL Live East-West Shrine Game, coverage of the NFC ChamfeaturIng all-star college pionshlp game. Exact time, seniors, from Stanford Univer- teams and location to - learns and location , announced people today who call themselves liberal have - . - 600 (17) WRESTLING •... Ammmm 42 Don' t go; I I Diminutive while Suffix 45 Actress (Isle 19 Actress - - OWN AmmFabrays nickname 38 Christian holi - - HELD OVER SCAVINUi NUN? ' — p. a 1S$4$ - sasss . 11110 @I&Mussa ill YNIRD - r ____ - CALIPORNIA• Sul a L -__ I Iit. Ac-r065. E J ro T AW, ARM& -DN'T Wo H AVE ME 1VAT.' Np0 © 'OU,t,.J F.atura Syn TI II i I1IIIII I ft .4 nvui uiwupua.isn. _'.. as taxes and spending, Is the key to inflation and recession. He's a wholehearted advocate of free enterprise. But this doesn't mean that big business doesn't get Its share of Friedman's criticism on "Free to Choose." And so do farmers and labor unions. Friedman, currently a senior research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, is a staff member of the National Bureau of Economic Research and a contributing editor for Newsweek magazine, for which he has written a column for the past 14 years He has also written extenelvely on public policy issues. His mod Important A books In this field Program for Monetary Stability," "Capitalism and Freedom" and "There's No Such Thing uaFree lAm- - 71$4 AN ' - Ire' CL.0 MONDAY programs in which Friedman, who's been called "the JANUARY?, 1910 foremost conservative EVENING economist In the United announced, sity in Palo Alto, California. today," clarifies some900 States Live (DO PRA BOWLING 3:15 BASKET. of the Issues facing the U.S. COVV 01 t he $85,000 ARC 5)0 NFL TODAY BALL Alabama vs. LSU Alameda Open of the profesEach program begins with a (17) COLLEGE BASKET3:30 slonai bowlers tour from Callentary film, our do BALI. Alabama vs. Louisiana 0(4) NFL '79 fornia. locations around the on shot State (5)0 NFL TODAY documentaries 400 world. The 0 SPORTS '?P THE DEC(!) 0 WIDE WORLD OF ADE IN REVIEW then serve as the basis for an THURSDAY SPORTS College football's additional half-hour 4:00 Eastern All-Star team take on between Dr. 1900discussion Live jjjy 10, the Western All-Star team In 0 (4) NFL. FOOTBALL of and exponents AFC ChamFriedman the of Honocoverage the Hula Bowl, live from plonship game. Exact time. different (and usually uplulu. Hawaii EVENING teams and location to be posing) points of view. SUNDAY announced. Is known as a (5)0 NFl. FOOTBALL Live 2) (17) COLLEGE BASKET- monetarist, one who believes JANUARY 5, 1950 coverage of the NFC Cham- BALL Maryland vs. North that the supply of money, not Af400N plonahip game Exact time, Carolina State In Nashville, has cerebral (Mindy) palsy. flitter's mother has 4 Actor David Weld day been involved with UCP 49 Metric unit of 21 Allure 40 Heathen energy 23 Edition 42 Actor since its Inception, and his 9 Female saint (sbbr,) 50 Actor Cary 24 Glacial ridges Connely father, the late country *2 Stewed drink 25 Thor'. wife 43 Lsrge plant singer, Tea Ritter. 13 Solo 64 French pro. 2e ExcessIvely 44 Site of Tel now frequently gave concerts to *4 Cereal grain 27 Robot drama Mahal IS Employ 55 Air (comb. raise money for UCP. 25 Contraction 46 Producer form) pr.mlng.r for evening is a family cause," epalns 16 Breed of dog 17 Dame. tribu. 66 Eagles nest 30 Adjective cut' 47 VI* tary 57 Actor — 48 Act with gsa' fix dual 16 game of Conway 31 Railway Tnt' lures only chance 65 Teechsr 61 Turmeric tic Office function: to raise funds to'20 — org. 52 Body part (abbr.) support United Cerebral l Vivian LsclJeBej$ 55 f 32 53 No. lows Univ Palsy's research and sidekick Belgium community services, and to 22 Old Teals 60 SuIt-fight educate the public about the Ment charac • cheer tor pSylilil disabling condition that 24 Of age DOWN IVV[I4Vj IWI affects some 7QO dAI&en (abbn.) 'tea Ii wtv1tlI,RoIw Ill and adults, and occurs in 25 Pressures IComicactor VIAIWILIIJ nearly 10,000 newborn babies 29 Actor Rip — —"Lynde 33 Notes of 2kiaddlfion annuslly _______________________ iIwlnoIWlo1dI •S Encounter Many stations have been S4Oceen stnIóIij 4SlngsrJim working to promote the 36Ifo,b. — telethon. Led year WW In 30 Actor Glenn S Labor org. *goprtht.d Its own six. $VOlcemew) IIIDJN 5111L 1 page booklet to educate 37 "° tmic corporations on how to 30 dl U.S. bow4w 9 Anon____ become involved. - SW 1ny 10 Pin. poidel - 13IE (T1ER AND U€ 1'E -OWN "Ti' ~1?E(_L.fl4C JAME CF series of 10 hour-long guv E ON1'AN&(. other people's money." "Free to Choose" Is a 6:45 (5)0 NFL TODAY - 7A T " "aft misappropriated the term because for them It simply means they are liberal with - Van Patten and Gavin and MEN MEMEN MEN Pattie MacLeod, along with Henry Winkler, will host the mom EMMMM III show from Hollywood. Joining as hosts from New OEM i.... mom York will be Paul Anka and "mom Dennis James. The Las ammom Vegas segments will be on HMO Emm tape. Ritter (star of ABC's, NONE 6611%mets company" and the fflaommmom forgettable film, ommm ammmmom returns to the telethon scene for HIMMOMMEN the ommm second year as host, having carried this role for the 20 mom Omm hours of United Cerebral 01010mm OMMEN Palsy's first network telethon last year. mmm ffimm national - stylish designer western gear he suggests a Times Square - of Imported cars POur leasantly surprise you. The big problem Is Garner's successor, Charles Frank, who's about as deft with light comedy as Chuck Connors Is. His Idea of playing cute is to act like he doesn't want anyone to know that a mouse Is crawling up his leg. He also looks all wrong. With his refined features and by using his wits and a deck o f auds. Part riverboat gambler, part modern-day con man, Maverick was usually the only person in the saloon who bathed regularly and knew how to read. Maverick had a sense of humor and his own brand of dignity—if faced with a showdown at high noon, he was known to sneak out of town at dawn. What's the point In getting shot? CBS has revived the show this season as "The Young Maverick," presenting the exploits of Brat's younger, Harvard-educated cousin Ben. The network is clearly banking on the character's nostalgic familiarity, and on the natural format for a non-violent western, The Maverick character Is pretty much the same. He still plays cards, gets in and out of scrapes and delivers lines like, "One of the things my poppy taught me was never take drafts from distant banks, especially from men who smoke cheap cigars." And the stories are pretty much the same. One week Maverick tries to raise money by promoting his girlfriend's giant cousin in a bout against a touring prizefighter. Another week he tries to avert a miner payroll heist so he'll be able to fleece the miners himself, But "The Young Maverick" Implies charm and wit without actually putting any of It on screen a hallmark of bad writing, bad acting, bad television, FrIday, Jan. 4, 1900-5 I 'i#via rvf' awspN BLICK19S RESTAURANT & CATERING NOW THERE ARE 2 Sanford Airport PRIME RIBS STEAKS SEAFOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE BANQUET ROOMS MONDAY thru SATURDAY — Breakfast lam-ham. Lunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m. WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY Dinnerl:ISp.m..IOp.m. SUNDAY Breaklestla.m.-1 p.m. Dlnner4p.m.4p.m. 1220 Se Sanford Ave* Buffet Seafood CAR ETO EAT AL YOU He has been active in ADULT public affairs for many 6.50 CHILDREN 2,95 years, serving as an nWED.. THURS., FRI., SAY. S. 9:30 P.M. formal economic advisor to SUNDAY 4:aS-P.M. Sen. Goldwater In his 1164 CATERING ....... ................. PH. 323-0N3 presidential campaign, to Richard Nixon In 115$, and BANQUET ROOM , RESERVATIONS ................... PH.323-ISO1 the on subsequently mill President's Commission on ILJI V.. S pit - , - , .• - 77 , ., .ç -.. - •. -.,! . 'o • - cp--- - �. -• . _____ -- . . I. - . ... -- ---- --- + i—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- - , -- . - -• - . -----. -.,-- - - .--•- .-.- - 4 -% FrIday, Jan. 4 1900 FRIDAY caption of a witch. e:3o January 4 24(10) WALL STREET WEEK "Happy New Year" Guest: Muton Friedman. EVENING SATURDAY "living" meteorite's mysterious ability to overpower the human January 5 ____________________________________________ will. (10) V.1. PEOPLE "Sol bine to convince Tubby to Gordon' MORNING (12) (17) WRESTLING work. (R) 6:00 "Belle Of The TD (35) MOVIE (1)0 THE LAW AND YOU 6:30 Nineties" (0/W) (1934) Mae (liD HOT DOG NBC NEWS •a West. Roger Pryor. Romance (12) (1 HUMAN DIMENSION (5)0 CBS NEWS blossoms between a nightclub 24 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS 6:25 singer and a prizefighter during Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel DO FRIENDS the Gay Nineties. (11 1/2 Hrs.) review "The Electric (Ti 0 FAMILY FEUD 0:00 (1]) (35) MAUDE Vivian begins to resent Arthur's constant • (14) THE - SENSATIONAL 600 SHOCKING, WILD AND eulogizing of his Into wife In (1)0(7)0 NEWS WACKY SEVENTIES Hosts every conversation. 3 (10) MASTERPIECE. THE4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Dick Clark and David Sheehan and guests Including Leif ATRE "Poldark" The strain Peter Hall, director of Great between Ross and DomaIn is Garrett, Sonny Bono, David 6:30 24(10) 1979 EASTERN DRUM Horseman,""All That Jazz intensified when the Poldark- Britain's National Theatre. (12) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Bowls and Bill Bixby look at the AND BUGLE CORP CHAM. and "The Black Hole" 2-COUNTRY FISHING c Warleggan feud comes to a Mike and Gloria have a heated songs, fads, trends, causes SPECTRUM PION8HIPS 45 drum and (O head. (Part 160116) argument over the fact that and political events of the past C!) 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 bugle corps from the Eastern (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT Gloria's now the aggressor in decade. U.S.A. compete for the Eastern 8 QD FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0 (117) WS YOUR BUSINE88 AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve their marital relationship. (1)0 HEE HAW Guests: Ed Championship. Lawrence. 700 ZARD The Dukes try to break McMahon. Faron Young, Barb 800 12:30 an old friend of his moonshln- S (14) PROFILES IN EDUCA. 8:30 Benton, Kathy Kitchen. NATIONAL GEO_ (4) 0 ing habit by stealing his mobile TION (5)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEV'CD a LAWRENCE WELJ( ammoNm GRAMIO SPECM "Sibeds: still. which Is set up in an (1) BLACK AWARENESS EN 0 (35) SANFORD AND SON c1)O CBS NEWS The Endless Horizon" The peo. armored personnel carrier (12) (17) THE THREE (DO AMERICAN BAND (7)0 ABC NEWS Fred schemes toget Lamont to pie ot Siberia are using today's owned by Boss Hogg. STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS- STAND (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH marry a disl*nt cousin In the technology to control their (U) (35) DIJIAHI S FRIENDS CAI.S Goober dismantles a car in the inhospitableenvironment. hopes of obtaining her dowry. 100 sheriff's office. (10) THE USRARY OF SOUL TRAIN (10) SOUNDSYAGE 7:30 •@) THE wRE0suHL*.K CONGRESS (M (117) SOM NEWHART An C5)O David Banner is chased by This portrait of a 0(1) lAY CITY ROLLERS "Soundstage Sixth Anniversary 1:30 elderly patient Involves Bob in vengeful group of hoods, the multifaceted and fascinating (1)030mmm (1) D STAR TREK a parent-child vendetta. celebration of past shows with police and his nemesis McGee Institution features the Librari- (7)5 ANIMALS ANIMALS Enterprise is surrounded byThe an when he Is mistaken for his an Of Congress, Dr. Daniel ANIMALS "Shark" 7fl alien web as Speck and McCoy segments by Ella Fitzgerald. lookalike, a notorious gang- Boorstin, along with Dr. Henry search for Kirk', body which Judy Collins, Gordon Lightfoot, (1) THREES A CROWD 9:00 Kissinger. the JuIllard String The Dooble Brothers, Melissa star. (S)0P.M.MAGAZINE Quartet, and Senators Berry 5(1) GODZILLA I GLO- was lost in space. A Manchester and more. WO BAD. CATS czaewt BEI IOTTERS ADVENTURE (Z) 0 WRESTLING 800 Two we race car drivers Goldwater, Edward Kennedy HOUR 11) (35) SANFORD AND SON (1) PRIME TIME SATURS Fred discovers the tenant he become cops and stumble and Daniel P. Moynihan. (5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / • () MOVIE "The Trail DAY Reports and commentary has a crush on is a man and onto a $5 million gold smug. 30 EC.&JBCKLE Beyond" (8/W) (1934) John on the Republican presidentIal Wayne, Verns Hillis. A cowboy. candidates' forum are present(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER 11]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Unlimited" (Premiere) Glenn (10) PA 41 WITH NANCY Journeys to me NoThwest 11171- ad. "Requiem For A Funny Box" REPORT Corbett. Susanna Dalton. A (12) (17) ULTRAMAN tory in search of a gold mine (5)0 VentriloLIKE MAGIC (10) WA$HWIGTON WEEK fomar IntellIgence agent and (II) (17) swoRo :stt and a missing gIrl. (1 Hr.) 830 quiet Chris Kirby and a collecTo compels for Donna's altec- 94 REVIEW three top stunt people attempt - (10) ANTIQUES tin of modern wizards present tion. Fred goes out for the See- (121(17) MOVIE "The Con. to retrieve a stolen laser gun 210 queror Worm" (1968) Vkwmt to( Olympics. from the fortress of an arms = 17) THE PARTRIDGE (ID g SPORTS SpECTACU. magic sea, illusion and comeFAMILY Price, Ian Ogilvy. A 171h-centu. dealer. LAR Live coverage of the dy, 7:30 ry witch-hunter goes on a murEast-West Shrine Game, (D5 THE ROPERS Helen 9:00 TIC TAC DOUGH *00 dec spree, destroying anyone 0(4) FRED AND jajy featuring all-star college suspects Stanley is having an (1) 0 NEWLYWED GAME 13D 0 seniors, from Stanford Unlver. affair when she finds a batch of who even resembles his con. DALLAS J.R. surprises MEET THE SHUOO everyone when he encourages __________________________________________________ love letters written by him to a / ROAD sity in Palo Alto, California. BUGS IJP*rv' Alan Beam's romance with (5)0 Live mysterious woman. (R) RUNNER 0 6 PEA BOWLING LUcy. coverage of the $85,000 ARC G 36 JIM ROCKFORD CHART'YOUR 0 (17) PmPECTIVE ON (1) a PLASTMAN Alameda Open of the proles.*5 1150 ) MARTY ROBBINS aD(35)PARA TODD LATINO GREATNESS "Al Smith The bowlers tour from Call- Guest: Hank Snow. COURSE 5(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. sinai Man From Oliver Street" (121(17) POPI GOES THE fornia. RY GARDEN to the COUNTRY Guests: George '. 1O. .30 (121(17) MAVERICK -135) CANoIocAMEM Jones, T.G. Sheppard. FabuIou -+ •C4)THE IOWA DEBATES 9:30 5 10) ELIZABETH LIVED 8:30 CAL. he Des Moines Register A (35) nd NEAT T Elizabeth Shewan, a Tribune sponsors this debate S Ci) CU (DO THE schoolteacher in her mid-twen. VARY 0 • tin. was turned into an animal. 6(10) JULIA CHILD AND — COMPANY ad corpse by a mix up between ' with Republican presidential MOOM MOISTER AND TRIcandidates: John Connally, SUNE CANDIDATE FORUM George Bush, Howard Baker, Six of the leading Republican _ presidential candidates particiRobert Dole and Phil Crane. 0(35)MOM "The Neptune pate in a debate at the c) - oxygen and nitrous oxide 10:00 gases during an operation in a 5(10) o.o IouuWORE London hospital. (151(17) MOVIE "The Victors" - I Center. (1963) George Psppard, Dlsastsr"(C)(1973)Bàn Gaza.'- Moines, Iowa Civic ra, Yvette Mkileuz. A rescue M . George Hamilton. A group f team races to save three men 01) (35) HOLLYWOOD CAMP American soldiers travels trapped underwater near Nova MUTING through post-World War II Scotia. (2 Hr) 1121(17) COLLEGE BASKET. Europe. 5(10)10 BE Aijjp 5AIj North Carolina s. Vir. 10:30 .9iflia 330 • DAFFYDIJOIC (121(17) MOVIE "All BObs 10:00 WSPOP nd The Sa,aosns" (ID (35) ROAD TO MOSCOW (7)5 bOOBY M SCRAP. A (1964) Gordon Mitchell, v 000 io.so Harrison. R•bl 1100 Sinbad and his friends in • ® (DO SPECIAL REPORT An analysis of the •(1) CASPER AND THE deposing an evil tyrant. ANGELS S (4)1)5(7)5 NEWS (U) (35) NI'HILL _____ Flue Dinhag Featuring ME - ii + 11:30 - 5(14) TONIGHT Host: Johnny' ma a SEAFOODS Carson. Guests: Martin Mull, Tom Wolf.. Be CE• MOVIE To Announced. (Z) ANGELS Fresh SALAD BAR Dhemsr 1p.m.. it P.M. Fri. I Sat 91111p.m. _____ /&UNaUDN MIW 11 s30u*M.2. PM + .+- The AngsIs pose as pio.1eG. IN THI OLD ,, LOUNOI... WORLD. __ delicioUs lunch! - NI-For 2 + 11.304 p.m. + _ $r1 + - __ _ - + ____ DANCING& "NIC I POI*LLM000$ i Ady • __ ____ J9 HAPPY HOUR 44 !!'S (1(17)MOVIE "Dracula Ifos ty flaking new friends w4 t, w.stern All.Star teem in raise two daught.rs alone • Risen From Tb. Grave" (1969) adjusting to a now the Hula Bowl, I from agrees to lit a trusted Christopher Lee, Rupert hood. . lulu. Ha w aiI. league hire a housekeeper for p,,j,, OSViet A girl's atheist boy5(10)puosi religious . 430 u.1o1,i + 11:00 forces to save her from Dracu. •®TIIEMTSOI 80000" Lan ® PATMISRY S (1) (5)0(7)0 NEW$ la. + CD SPIOMAN Ill 12:37 5 r6 ) PUILINSS "Schools" O®TulouIQ 0(1) SATURDAY NIGHT CDSMOVIE "Bell. Book Dr. I.ee Salk Consults three '111)(35)QPftv*ovm LIVE Most: O.J. Simpson. 'And Candle" (8/W) (1969) children to fled out what they Guests: Ashford and Simpson. James Stewart, Kim Novak. A Isarn in school and how they 530 (R) young woman uses her mysl- liii about It. (R) 0(4) 5*4* NA NA Guest: (1)0 s" • Charisy Pride. rious powers to break up the bRI4OON (C). (1972) Elizabeth Tayior, 5(10)CMuRA1, wedding plans of a book b, Rof,d 5 of isso ___ 5(17) NAT PATROL "The a marital spilt we seen from (1 Mint) + 0(4) NOT lIMO SANDWICH. Gunrunne, the wlWs standpoInt. (1 1/2 1:00 (P'ie1 5,1k E*ada, Cheryl Hrt) Gbft I, . Create your own Doll -_ SL_.L. 501213 $e 1W!. ii'sosis _____ — -_ + ___ ' - - HOL . 001y ___ SUNDAY January 6 Evening Herald Sanford Fl. 5:00 (7) DIN SEARCH OF... Ten Friday, Jan. 4,1980--7 'Police' Balances Its Many Talents ______________________________________________ Commandments" © () GRIZZLY ADAMS MORNING 2:4i (10) ANOTHER VOICE (10) THE COUSTEAU 600 12'01 ODYSSEY "The Nile" Jacques 0(4) MEET THE PRESS A and Philippe Cousteau- explore ) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (12)(17) BETWEEN THE LINES retrospective look at the 25 the natural beauties and the appearances of Hubert H. cultures along the banks of the 6:30 Humphrey on this program. Nile as they travel from the j o m LAW AND YOU (May be pre-empted by the mountain headwaters to Khar. AGRICULTURE U.S.A. AFC Championship game.) toum. (Part 1) 7:00 records, and for some reason "pure party pop." This By ROB PATTERSON CD JOHN MCKAY 5:30 0 ® 2'8 COMPANY With the acceptance of right now the English youth unusual, diminutive 12:30 (7) 0 WILD KINGDOM Cl) 0 MARLO AND THE their single "Roxanne," the have made us the group character is a real rock (4) NFL FOOTBALL Live "Trails Of The Big Cats" 0 c1c MOVIE MACHINE PoUce lay claim to being the they'd titost like to listen to original. If his work can't be EVENING VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- coverage of the AFC Cham• pionship game. Exact time. most successful of the new and buy records of. I don't found In your local store, 6:00 roti (17) JIMMY SWAGGART teams and location to be . 6MCID0 (2)0 NEWS British bands in America. want to analyze it because I write Stiff at: 157 West 57th announced. © (35) BIONIC WOMAN An Their two albums — The feel pop music Is beyond St., New York, NY 10019. 730 (5)0 NFL FOOTBALL Live OSI cryptographer's resent- Police and Regatta De Blanc analysis." (1) THE MORIMONS coverage of the NFC ChamIn just two and a half years pionship game. Exact time, ment of the organization's (A&M Records) — prove the (1)Q BLACK AWAREN funding of his brother's TV Ta"le (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH teams and location to be biofeedback research imperils Police highly versatile of work the Police are well DANIELS DR. £I. (1])(35) stylists as well as songsters. on their way to International announced. Jaime's life, Beluo "Channel " 12)(17)ITISWNTTIN CTiO DIRECTIONS 4(10) WONDERS OF THE From blues-trio work stardom but they're The New England Chapter 4i (10) FLORIDA REPORT SEA "Designs For Living" Liv- through reggae rhythms to determined to keep It simple. 5 (1955) Peter Graves, Joan part of a fish and take endless threesome skillfully toadies or weighty special Television Arts and Sciences Vohs. War breaks out when a forms. (NATAS), a donor of TV's balances Its many talents effects. white settler murders an (12) (17) WRESTLING coveted Emmy Award, has "There's no reason for (lead singer and bassist Apache Indian chief. 6:30 Sting has a during role in to do that," says Andy. selected WVIT's Channel 30 Quadrophenla, for exam- "With just the three of us we News" as its finalist for ( 17) 112) THE THREE Cl) 0 MOVIE "The Long o THE BPJCTEP.S have more freedom and Outstanding News Program si000s AND FRIENDS Duel" (C) (1967) Yul Brynner. (DO ABC NEWS ple). Trevor Howard. A nomadic (24(10) ONCE UPON A CLASThe band's power rests in possible direction than If we and the station's public •. Indian tribe's problems eventu- SIC "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook the dynamic tension between start adding all these useless service messages for the 8 (1) SUNDAY MASS Martin Luthm' King Youth ally involve an archaeologist. (2 Farm" Rebecca takes a heavy members: (DO oRAL ROBERTS theree Sting; trappings." load of courses while at Ware- guitarist Andy Summers; (35) JOSE AND THE PUS.. Hrs.) Another bit of good news Fund as it finalist for SYCATS 1:00 ham and Aunt Miranda and American drummer from Old Blighty is that Stiff Outstanding Public Service becomes very ill. (Part 3o14) (Z)O PRO AND CON 9:00 Stewart Copeland. But Records, the label with the Announcement. MOVIE "Walkabout" (ED (35) 6:45 8 QD OUTLOOK Fairness Doctrine whatever directions the very beat attitude of all, has (C) (1971) Jenny Agutter. Luck(5)0 NFL TODAY 0 JNOAY MORNING The public is best served three take, the Police Is most opened Its doors In America (7)0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE an John. Two white children 7. to release material not put by a broadcast press that Is important to all. TOO Guests: Actors Michael are guided across the Austra(4) DISNEY'S WONDERWith five hit singles and out through their deals with free to report news — both McKean and David L. Lander, han Outback by an Aborigine FUL WORLD Professor two albums in the British Columbia and Epic Records. good and bad — without fear Richard Hatch, Wolfman Jack, youth.(2 Hrs.) Ludwig Von Drake uses Donald Dr. Franco Columbus Joan a (10) WASHINGTON WEEK Duck's three mischievious charts, "I'd say the Police Their first release Is a sheer of FCC Intervention. IN REVIEW (R) Embery. (R) nephews as examples to clear dominate England right delight: Wreckleqs Eric's The Fairness Doctrine, 9:30 1:30 up some basic misunderstand- now "says Copeland without, The Whole Wide World, an however, now stands in the GOSPEL SINGING (7)0 MOVIE "Hans Chris, ings about child behavior. (R) • a trace of immodesty. "It's irresistable motley collec- way of the public Interest, Ilan Andersen" (C) (1952) Dan- (.5)000 MINUTES JUBILEE funny, because we don't tion of raucous rock snippets according to Corydon B. PAID POLITICAL PRO- limit ourselves to one camp which Wreckless composes Dunham, Executive Vice (Ii) (35) WOODY W000PECK- ny Kayo. Jeanmaire. A taller of fairy tales dreams of ballets GRAMMING ER AND FRIENDS — we're not a mod group ora and sings with an off-beat President and General (24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY after falling in love with a beau7:30 Counsel, NBC, who spoke on but commercial flair. punk group or any of those (R) tiful ballerina. (2 Hrs.) (2)0 WEEKEND SPECIAL (S (10) 16 at a Princeton CHURCH Cl) Q FMHUMIARD (D5$$4OWMYPEOPLE STREET 135)CASPER I Live at Hurrah, New Nov. WALL STREET WEEK "Soup And Me" Two modern things, but the Mods identify New Year" Guest: day Huck Finns 9t into all with us because of Sting In York's top rock club, he University Conference on "Happy S (4) ARCHIE cuJames E. Sinclair, general part- kinds of trouble when they try Q uadrophenia, and we seem proved himself the equal of The Media and the Law. 1)5KIOSWORLD nor of James E. Sinclair & to hijack a pumpkin for a Hal- to have caught all of the ears his record In the best way. PORKY AND Dunham called the PIG (U) (35) Company. (R) loween party. (R) in these camps though we're With a Loose, rollicking Fairness DoctrIne 3:00 9:00 5 (10) STUDIO SEE - performance by himself and "government censorship" any." "Gymnastics" Young gymnasts (1])(35) MOVIE "They Call It •) SKAG (Premiere) Karl not a pert of "We're cleverly am- his band, Wreckless ground and "a political doctrine," train for future Olympic compe- Murder" (C) (197 1) Jim Hutton. Malden portrays Pete Skagska, veteran Pittsburgh steel biguous," says sting. "It's out his songs in an at- and added, "It has no place 11110(1; two kids from Nebraska Lloyd Bochner. A district attorney's Investigations include work er who is forced to ques- just a matter of being on the mosphere best described as In a free society." make a science fiction fIlm. (R) murder, gambling, automobile lion his traditional work and ball. To put yourslef in any (17) 1A accidents and insurance family values when he suflers a one camp is limiting io.o claims (2 Hs.) stroke. a(I) MOVE "The Yellow musically." (1) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S 3:15 Tomahawk" (BIW) (1954) Rory "The thing Is," says Andy PLACE Archie. shocked to 80 Calhoun, Noah Beery. An Indi- (5)0 NFl. TODAY has a mar"whether we've put ourlearn that Murray an QUId, tries to head off an 3:30 ned daughter, is even more selves with one camp or Impending raid against white 5(14) NFL ' surprised by Murray's reaction another, we've been out settlers. (1 1/2 Hrs.) OD NFL TODAY to tier, there playing and making ®5 (D SPORTS '79 THE iww CsiNi1 (C*'ca fIX) aid , ABC MOVIE "The , ft (7)5 ® •FIRST BAPTIST AOE$IP.EVIEW Longest Yard" (1974) Burt convince the staff that he is I,Wq CNO*t £i$f "Pr' ChURCH sane. Reynolds, Eddie Albert. A for400 11:00 BEEF STROGANOFF .....$5.25 FOOTBALL Live mer football pro, imprisoned io:oo WIENER SCHNITZEL ......$5.95 coverage of the AFC Cham- for fixing a game, agrees to ® TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. IU)(35)THEJITSONS game. Exact time, Coach a sqUad of convicts to Trapper, Gonzo and a police SHRIMP AU GRAUTIN .....$5.50 5(10) QUE PASA,, U.S.A.? plonshipand location to be play against a hand-picked bombsquadtrytoaverlaoenteams BROILED SHRIMP OR "Fareiesflpafly"Acaseofmls team of guards In exchange for oral panic by keeping a bomb taken iderfitlee ces. i..MI announced. SCALLOPS ................$5.50 NFL FOOTBALL Live his freedom.(R) threat secret. andCarld.dtothink thatAdela C5)• 5:30 STEAK DIANNE ............$6.95 erage of the NFC Chemcov 10:30 Penis has died. (R) [ plonship game. Exact time, (1)5ONEDAYATAT1ME A (Do SEMI-TOUGH Two QUICHE DINNER ..........$4.25 11:30 teams and location to be chance "man In the street" free-spirited football players CREPE DINNERS ,,.. From $3.75 interview opens u for try to keep their childhood (5)0 FACE THE NATION announced. oppo u ty to fr [ rt ni (7)• SILL DANCE OUT- 5(10) LORD MOUNTIAT- Schneider the Al Diaasrs laduds Nmsse4s Sow 1k Salad Sit. iend and roommate from TENAMANFORTHICENTU becomeafashlon model. o0o marrying a man she doesn't wh e il you archaic w invite you to peruse, FALW ,Plde covers 11])(35)' () MOM --"o e Come NY jI love. for your enjoyment, our collection of The Ce-ads" (8/W) (1945) Bud Mountbatten's devotion to the original paintings. 9:00 ItOO The grits hit the a CE) g NEWS AbbitI Lou Costello. 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It's about a narcotics agent, bacon, two slices of toast, coffee with half a real hero type. milk and a little papaya Just so she doesn't Anita ODsy was offered $100,000 for her fall away. memoirs, but sue Insists she's only In. A quickie book's being readied on the We terested If It's made into a movie with Jane and crimes of the Ayatollah Khomeini. Fonda ... Barbara Walters Is looking Those putting It together are heavily In the glamorous In blonde shoulder4ength hair know. They have the documents, they have and white cacul sport fur ...Hey, that the facts Even though she needs a John Travolta has class. He spends like movie, Farrab Faweeft razzberry'd one he's a Kennedy kid. Left a waiter a $100 tip where she'd have to show her bone; her the other night. skin, her bellybutton and everything else "Bon Voyage Charlie Brown (And Don't except her IRS form.., Sitting in a Come Back!)" Is the title for Paramount's moviehouse In o floor-length brown on newest 'Peanuts" gang cartoon Scripts gown with beads and eating popcorn, still going to Helen Hayes, who's still Yet Tammy Grimes. She was adoring nixing all theater offers because she's the Nell Simon sparkler, "Chapter Two" allergic to dust. First lady of the theatre Quer's shopping for a house In Con- will do only IV Anita Bryant won the necticut. Good Housekeeping poll as the number one The favorite at Burt Backarach's most admired woman In the U.S. Bette restaurants In Long Island are still the MISer, Jackie 0., Elisabeth Taylor, Burt and Angle salad, so Angle Dickinson taverns and Shirley dlde't make It stall. ... — — .. 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G21(17)Uoi NEWHART Emily Ing rain, hunger and a grizzly 0 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: must contend with irate teach- bear while on a co-ed camping TAKE TWO erg, hamsters and an escaPed excursion in the beautiful snake when she becomes vice wilderness. 1 100 (1)OIYOUNGAimmi 0(1O)ZOOM(R) (II (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO RESTLESS - TUESDAY u35) 51105 RUNNY AND 0(4) MIN— READERS TOM but people thing we made a lot more. Still, they keep running everywhere. We've gone through three generations, and the new generation likes the show as uct as their grandparents did." Carney says he keeps in touch with Gleason on the phone, from time to time. He friends. Carney's apetite for work — Is such that he has not one, . '. but two agents, searching for parts for him. on the shore. It sounds like a says ltlsa cartoon-type film, "It Isn't too hard to find —Carney, pure slapstick, and he enGeorge Burns and magnificent place to just things to do," he says, "when ART CARN KY Lee Strasberg. relax and you have a couple of very enjoy ose sunset joyed it. th "These are three old But, naturally, he prefers "I'm playing older — again." active agents, asi do. I turn Years. Humbug to sunset fellows," Carney says, "who class films and he believes years, says Carney. down some things; I just are living on Social Security that "Going In Style" rates don't want to take anything and boredom — that Carney "At home," he says, "all I that adjective. In the first nothing to do with their once Hollywood movie makers. that comes along, but I don't would detest. He is one of do Is empty wastebaskets place, it concerns Itself with productive lives. In the last few years, he want to miss anything good, those people who enjoy and put out the garbage. Oh, "a tremendous problem" — It deals with that problem has appeared In a string of either." working more than anything I rake the beach. I don't play the elderly people who have with humor, but with pathos, films which he rattles off — He and Burns got along too, he says. And he believes "Sunburn," "Steel," "The splendidly during the 15 the best thing that Judy Collins 'entertain and Ravagers," "House Calls" shooting. They had known January 8 George Burns has ever done, announce -the 1979 winners of — and the list goes on. Early each before, and in the Amusement and Music and he has tremendous in ieo, he will begin shooting their other scenes together at a Operators Association Awards. admiration for Burns. yet another movie, "The Pig Las Vegas crap table, they (5)0 HAWAII FIVE-0 Three EVENING Man." Archie arrives home from work graduate students using model "George," Carney says, ad fibbed most of their lines In high anticipation of seeing airplanes and some home- "has humor, wit, patience, He hasn't done much TV in in that one. his old buddy. Jo. Tucker, made scientific creations steal kindness and talent." 6 00 recent years, but his old after a separation of more than priceless royal jewels from a "George Is full of one(1)0 (DO NEWS 18 years. ' ' T h e theft-proof museum exhibit. Carney won't say it, of a e r I e s , liners," Art says. "I once 0 0) ART OF BEING (7JO THREE'S COMPANY course, but he's no slouch in Honeymooners," which asked him how long he'd HUMAN "The Way Of The (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 8:00 (U) those departments, either, starred Jackie Gleason, Is lived in his house. "FortyHumanist" 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES still being seen In re-runs three years," George said. 0(17) CAROL BURNETT OF 9:30 SHERIFF LOBO Lobo tries His talent Is attested to by around the country. AND FRIENDS to make a quick buck when he (DO TAXI his awards — Including an "I know where my hanInadvertently discovers a 10:00 "It's Oscar — and the fact that he funny," Carney says. dkerchlefs are, so why 6:30 racehorse sold for $7-million PARIS Paris locks Is in constant, demand by "We only made 39 of them, move?' 0 (4) 1450 NEWS for breeding purposes is starhorns with a federal agent OD 00 NEWS 110. when he tries to question a ARC NEWS (5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW possible murder witness who Is (U) ( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH New- An athletic scholarship from a under government protection. 300 CE) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (Ii) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND ci• SIWflCHID MORNING HOLLYWOOD - (17)NEWS 10:30 (121(17) (4) HOLLYWOOD HOTEL golf and I don't do woodworking. And how much already seems to have his beach raking can you do?" life's work mapped out. He He has three grown appears headed for a career children who live nearby playing old mat, even before one son, Brian, L, Art says, a he's really an old man. "struggling actor" and his He's been an old man for other son, Paul, is "pianistseveral years now, in plays composer-musician." Art's like "The Prlsoner of Second daughter, Eileen, Is a Avenue" on Broadway and housewife. In movies like • "House Dick Kleiner But, children and beach Calls," His hair is white, raking aside, acting Is his whip Is maybe why else. He knows It, and so he life, and so he takes virtually producers and directors tries to be busy constantly. any good part that comes his seem to think he's already way. For example, he just a hobby "I'm ancient. did a week's work on a film Carney says. "I get He has a new movie *hen I'm not working. In the that was shooting in Austin, coming out soon and he says last few years, I've done 10 Tex. It was called "Roadie" "I'm playing older or 11 films, and that's the and It Is a rock musical again." The movie Is called way I like it.,, starring the singer who calls "Going In Style" and It's cticut, himself Meat Loaf. Carney His home is in Conne about three men in their — ' 2:25 (11U35)PTL CLUB (1}(17)MOVIE ' . IIF(35)GOMERPYLE (I) CARD SHARKS HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Art Carney Is only 61, but he Working Itchy When Not Gets — - (J)0EDAu.EN (17)NEWS (ID (35) WORLD @ mi DOCTORS CDo ONE ulouVE 9.30 ID(35)l LOVE LUCY t12(17)GRNADRES 625 (4) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 __ MAG Z N VIvian. 1975 SHOW (17) LUCY (DOSUNRISE CDO GOOD AMERICA THE TUFWA -_p.0 (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (1]) (35)1LOVE LUCY (10) U.N. DAY CONCERT M . 6:00 (10)A.M. (1)0 AS THE ...- ---- fights with Woodrow and moves into the Sanford house. 0(4) DONAHUE CS)0 MIKE DOUGLAS &30 — (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 4(10) CONTEST OF BANDS '79 1:30 900 (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER — MONDAY RYGARDEN (11(17) ROMPER ROOM 600 CDO THE FBI Pounds Carney (10) CROCKETT'S V1CTO- (730 ALL MY CHILDREN Friday, Jan. 4, 1IO-9 $ 95. LIVE ENTER'IAINMENTIri OUR LOUNGE TUES.—SAT. 9p.m. t11 2 am. Children Under 12— ½ Price 10 Pd, Discount To Senior Citizens (Does Not Apply To Menu Addition -' -- - - .1 1• I _•_i'• . -' —. p I INN Tr 46 - _ -• ..b . . •' aL ' t ,__._ ' �lo—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 4, 1, Friday, Jan. 4, I910-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Biographies Reveal Quirks Of Royalty By SUZANNE DAMXO RIORDAN American Ubrary Ass. In these recession years, when publishers rarely risk losses, the book market is flooded with royal biographies and histories — sure-fire sellers, promising magnificent, glittering and scandalous tales. Current releases run the gamut from the brilliantly colored pictorial history, "The Tudors," to a laboriously detailed biography of 31-year-old, Prince Charles. No matter what century covered, they all echo the sentiment of the last Duchess of Windsor, "Royals are not like other people." In the Tudor Age (1485-1603), beginning with the reign of Henry VII and ending with the death of Elizabeth I, royalty was omnipotent. Josephine Ross' illustrated history Is as opulent as the age, full of magnificent plctures but little else, Norab Lotfs, the author of dozens of historical novels, mixes in all the ingredients of a soap opera to create her Illustrated, readable biography, "Anne Boleyn." Anne was, of course, the woman who won the heart of the already-married second Tudor King, Henry VIII. In order to marry Anne, and have her recognized as his true queen, Henry forced his country through an Act of Suecession— separating the Church of England from the Church of Rome -- and the Acto of Supremacy, which made him the Church's head. Anne's motivation to be Henry's queen, not Just his mistress, seemed to be a lust for power, not for Henry. Lofts characterizes Anne as"undersezed." She was not a popular figure with the masses: accusations of witchcraft surrounded her. But Henry ceased being bewitched when Anne failed to produce a male heir. She was banished to the Tower, then beheaded, when Henry turned his attentions and heir hopes to a third wife. Jane Seymour. Historical lessons are not often learned, and the parallels between Henry VIII and Edward VIII are disquieting. Both rocked their kingdoms with their passion to make their lovers their queens. But Edward VIII played his hand in the 1930s, an era when royalty had more parades than power. Renounclny his throne because "The burdens would be too heavy without the help and support of the woman I love," Edward VIII created one of the most romantic phrases of the century, but he didn't create much of a life, or, for that matter, much of . a romance. . "The Windsor Story,'t a biography of Edward VIII and his love, Mrs. Simpson, an American divorcee, disdainfully concentrates almost entirely on their linperfections. One wonders why the authors, J. Bryan III, who WTO(S the Duke's memoirs, and Charles Murphy, who ghosted the Duchess' autobiography, bothered. The Duchess of Windsor is also portrayed as an op. portunist. Even a country girl comments: "It's a pity he (the king can't marry the woman he loves, and a pity he doesn't love a better woman." The authors claim Edward VIII needed Mrs. Simpson "as a diabetic needed insulin." Unlike Ienrv VIII, the Duke of Windsor was faithful totheD for the red of his life. She was literally all he had. They were in , Agencies Fail Consumer By the Editor, of Psychology Today One out of every six purchases lead to "recognized grounds for complaining that are never satisfactorily resolved," according to a study by Ralph Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law. The legal system usually is not very helpful, largely because IL is Inaccessible to most citizens. Now, a study of such extralegal complaint channels as Better Business Bureaus and letters to COflgr$5 shows that their record Is spotty, too. - The study was done by a group headed by the anthropologist Laura Nader, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley who Is Ralph Nader's sister. Her group'. finding are detailed in a pioneering bock, "No Access to Law: Alternatives to the American Judicial System," which will be published this spring by Academic Press. Overall, when consumers take their problems to third parties, they come away satisfied only about one-third of the time, - according to a survey that Ms. Nader's group cites. 4 A striking case that the group invesligated concerned a stove that turned itself on and off unexpectedly. me owner compiled a three-inch thick packet of correspondence with the seller, the manufacturer, utilities and a dozen government offices. Finally, Ms. Nader reports, "her house burned down, and she felt vindicated," Settling disputes for their constituents coat members of Congress and their staffs at least one-third of their working time — but achieves only a 10 percent success rate, according to data that Ms. Nader turned up. "Even at that rate," she says, "the efforts pay off In voteL" Better Business Bureaus also leave navy complaints dissatisfied, Ms. Nader found. "An arm of the business corn. munlly,(Ueyfotintogi4scoi*umsrs H is Art danger of starvation certainly — he still received a royal income. But the only Job he was trained for had been taken over by his younger brother, Bertie (crowned King George VI), who was horrified at the prospect. ("This is terrible, Dickic!" he had exclaimed to Lord Mountbatten.( The Duke, so to speak, never found another job. For her part, the Duchess of Windsor made a career of social whirls and magnificent houses. The Duke was an object of her scorn and rebuke. His response once to the Duchess' criticism was "Darling, are you going to send me to bed in tears again tonight?" Prince Charles, the Duke of Windor's great-nephew, is the world's current royal playboy. But, according to his biographer, Anthony Holden, he had learned from his relative's pathetic example. He is dutybound, the perfect loving son, the straight-laced square stuck In a world where royalty has even less significance than before. "Prince Charles" shows an heir-apparent carefully raised to be "normal." A shy, awkward child, Charles was future king to be sent to' school (rather than tutored In the palace) and the first to win university honors. . - .. • Steel - years he's had one-man shows and his work has been 11 by purchased - museums In the States and abroad. A major United . . . - III U RSDAY EVENING 600 AND FRIENDS • 6:30 U (4) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS ARC NEWS CU) ( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie tries to win a birthday present for his father at a carnival, CO (10) 'EARTH, SEA AND SKY 'The Solar System" (17) NEWHART Bob has his hands full with Carol's amorous husband, poker parties and allegedly fixed bingo games. 7.1 00 U (4) 'IHREE'S A CROWD (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CD JOKERS (U) ( 5) SANFORD AND SON Esther and Woodrow are not too pleased with their newly adopted son. 10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont take in boardens to pay the mortgage but the prospects don't book good. a 7:30 0(4) TICTAO DOUGH 15) 5 THE NEWLYWED - - GAME (DO 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNE (U) (35) MAUDE Maude begins dividing the community property when she catches Walter and Vivian In an illicit embrace. IMP (10) DICK CAVET1 Guest: all dealer Leo CuteIli. (Part 1 012) 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY A battie takes piace at the Joffe(sins' home when George ISSfls that Archie will be by" the guests at Lionel's 0119_9al 1111111I party. 9:00 January 10 9) (4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE CD NEWS (1O) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Introduction To Earth Science" 0 (17) CAROL BURNETT U (1) REAL PEOPLE Sub- 8 (10) THE LATHE OF HEAV. a favorable impression of business without EVENING beds include camel racing In EN In this film adaptation of causing much Inconvenience for the Nevada. a human drum, a Ursula K. to Gum's science-ftcbusinesses themselves,' she reports. For (I) S CD U NEWS nightclub where female Imper- lion novel, a dream specialist example, she says, "The consumer may be (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S sonators entertain. Andre the uses a man's unique power to told that agreements are binding only If BUSINESS "American Seal and a horseradish factory. create new worlds that are free they are in writing — a misstatement ofBusiness" () S YOUNG MAVERICK of war, disease and overpopu(17) CAROl. BURNETT Ben Is hired by a railroad lation with negative consethe law." AND FRIENDS tycoon to win a chunk of Indian quences. In the Christmas season, It Is reassuring land being offered as stakes in 6:30 940 to k . group found the • i i.c NEWS a poker game by an 80-year.1.-_1 STUDIO SH (Pr (3D LM • department store complaint departments ()5 CBS NEWS Old chief (Victor Jory). emiere) Conductor Zubin usually work well. "If shoppers are per- Cl) U ARC NEWS CD U EIGHT IS ENOUGH Mshta, soprano Leontyne Price sistent enougii, management will usually (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Bar- When an all-female band beats and violinist Itihak Penman resolve a complaint in their favor," says ney helps Opie with his school out Tommys band for the job perform with the New York work, using a teaching method of playing for the senior prom. Philharmonic in a tribute to the Nader. all his the boys retaliate by nominat- late maestro Arturo Toscanmni. (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S iflg Tommy for prom queen. The reason, she says, is that "depart10:00 (10) GREAT PERFOR. ment stores are in competition." As the BUSINESS 'Th. Business MANCES "Moliere" In the first (DO VEGAS A beautiful hyp. ('oupnt manager of Gump's, a luxury Firm" (1} (17) BOB NCWHART Bob part of Arian. Mnouchkine's notist programs Blnzs' into a street In San Francisco explained, becomes his patient's partner five-hour epic. Jean Baptiste human timm bomb set to "Honey, there ain't notbiñ' In this store in a get-rich-quick real-estate Poquelin (Moliere) is seen explode at the final buzzer of a you couldn't live without." venture, growing up in a bourgeoise packed basketball game. 17th tury household and, 11.90 Radio and television "action lines" also 7:00 rebelling against tradition. U (4) CS) S (DO NEWS THEY'VE do well, ML Nader's group found. Overall, • decides to study law. (Part Iof (1]) ( 10 35))DENNY HILL DONETOMYSONG one ombudsman service run by a station 5) ( MASTERPIECE THEestimates that 80 percent of (1)5 P.M. MAGAZINE Th17) MOVIE "Sands Of ATM "The Duchess Of Duke (D0R$W Its 50,000 annual complaints get (35) SANFCM AND SON IWO Jima" (1949) John Wayne. Street II" While vacationing at Fred plays an important role John Agar. The tough training Lord Haslemers's estate, Louisatisfactory resluts. tries to adopt a that a U.S. Marine sergeant sa finds Charlie's marriage far In addition, the action lines help trangives his rebellious recruits from blissful. (Part 40116) child, - chamber vacuum enables Larry Bell to create his unique fusing of art and technology. Over the past 20 Janie I'iicke, Staffer Brothers, Ken Minyard, Paul Tavilla. slate individual complaints Into calls for (10) MACNIL! LENRER results in the capture of Iwo 11:30 Jima. general reform. Most give extra publicity REPORT • @) TONIGHT Host: Johnny to recurrent complaints. At least some of (17) SANFORD AND SON Carson. 9:00 than monitor their complaints to spot Fred Is put under hypnosis to •(4) DIFFRINT STROICES (5)5 YOUR TURN Viewers community problems, and give those cure his addiction to television. A crafty politician urges Drumrespond to CBS news stories mood to run for office, aug.. including an interview with the ft5' editorial comment. 730 Ms. Nader's book proposes some in. (S) S THE NEWLYWED getting that his sons and his Ayatollah Khomeini. a report 54dert) housekeeper could help on a woman who Paid to have GAME novative solutions to the general (.7)0 FAMILY SPECIAL "A capture two blocks of votes. her husband murdered, and frustration, Including a centralized (5)0 SEIZURL THE STORY the controversial Cincinnati Friend In Deed" federally-run "complaint bank" to keep 0 (35) MAUOE Waiter loses OF KATHY MORRIS Penelope Who concert. (]DO LOVE BOAT "The Last tabs on all complaints that had first been a bundle on a bad Investment Milford and Leonard Nimoy star in this special based on the Of The Stubings" Peter hacktip given to him by Arthur. taken to a retailer or manufacturer. She 4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: true story of a young singer's sin; "Million Dollar Man" also favors a Department of Economic Lady Antonia Fraser. author of bruSh with death following Frank Converse, Marcia Justice that would give no-fault corn"Royal Charles: Charles II And brain surgery and her miracu- Strauman; "The Sisters" Pat bus recovery. pensation for minor consumer grievances Crowley, Marion Ross. (R) The Restoration." MOVIE "Two Rode 0(11) involving less than $300. 0(17) ALL SI THE FAMILY WOC$4ARLlES ANGELS Archie Inadvertently causes a Desperate cop-killers take Kel. Together" (1961) James SlowFor the present, however, she finds that mentally retarded grocery by and a young boy hostage to art, Richard Widmark. A pair of "large segments of the population, U" as bail to lure a polio. 001- adventurous men attempts to store box.boy to lose his job. groups, reflecting ft :-- into a death trap. rescue a group of people who exposed to ow'Il. "•" 100 , was captured bnqians. . I' Cohost: Don Meredith. Guests: Vic Tayback. Charley Pride, January 9 A Vacuum By NORMAN NADEL NEA)-- The spacious, all-white area in the pseudo-adobe house on the outskirts of town looks more like an operating room than an artist's studio. Commanding attention is a great, stainless steel vacuum chamber separated from the rest by an airtight, dust-free enclosure of clear plastic. All this is functional and necessary. It enables LariBell to create his vapor drawings and to use the vacuunchamber to deposit designs of gold, silver, other metals, lapis lazuli (ground to a fine powder), and whatever else cmines to his searching mind, on glass, paper, mylar, plastics or an almost limitless variety of other surfaces. You can put it on cottage cheese if you want to," he TAOS, N.M. Charles admits, "There isn't any power. There is In. fluence." But he extends his Influence with constant public relations tours and the establishment of a Prince's trust fund for delinquents. His attempts at social work spark memories of his great-uncle's address to the Welsfl miners shortly before his abdication. "I am going top you," Edward VIII told them4 Typically, Edward had no power to help them. Charles is all too aware of his llmlts. WEDNESDAY Ou t Of Comes 25TH CENTURY Buck tries tc prevent a man with strange powers from killing Or. Huer b changing him Into a marble statue. 0 THE WALTON8 An eccentric school teacher stirs up the residents of Waltons' Mountain when she introduces the subject of sex education to her class, (7)0 MORK & MINDY (U) 1 351 JIM ROCKFORD 24 10 ON THE LINE: CONNOR Florida State Cornmissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Doyle Connor will be Interviewed and will answer questions from viewers who call in. (11) (17)CMUSATION 1:30 (DO BENSON Benson and the staff face hilarious problems when an overly-ambitious lieutenant governor takes over for his ill boss. 9:00 ad by the minister's daughter. and Mary suspects that the alien Burt is the father of he, baby. 10:00 U (4D ROCKFORD FILES Jim s caught between two factions eying for control of a small town for gambling and band development purposes. 0 KNOTS LANDING Karen's involvement in a school board election beads her to reevaluate herself and her marriage when she learns a teacher is attracted to her. Cl) 0 ENERGY: THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL Robert MacNeil hosts an examination of energy solu lions for the 1980s. Guests include Energy Secretary Duncan, Transportation Secretary Goldschmldt, Senators Durkin and Baker, and Daniel YeI co-author of "Energy Future." 24 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN "Lower Than The Angels" Man's superiority over the animal world is examined through the use of sophisticated cornputer techniques. x-rays and slow motion photography. U (I) QUINCY Ouincy attempts to halt abuse of the elderly by their children, who are trying to get control of their social security checks. (5)0 BARNABY JONES J. R. comes to the aid of a fellow law student who fled the scene of murder because he feared he would be accused of the crime. Cl) 0 BARNEY MILLER G])(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohoàt: Fernando Lamas. Guests: Bonnie Franklin, Lou Fernigno. Lennie Rush, O.C. Smith. Tanya Kaplan, Stephanse Trejo. Helen Paredes. 4 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Goodwill To All Men" While the rest of the household enjoys Christmas celebrations, Daisy and Georgina go on a charitable mission, jj (17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Maryland vs. North Carolina State - p30 1) 0 SOAP Chester's attempts to reform are thwart- 10:30 ii]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 9) (4) (5)0(l) 0 NEWS (Ii) 35) BENNY HILL 241 10) LORD MOUNTBAT" TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTURY This final episode covers Mountbatten's devotion to the advancement of British technology. and Robert MacNeil introduces an updated segmerit about his tragic death last August. (Conclusion) 1) (17) LAST OF THE WILD 11:30 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Jerry Koslnski. (5)0 COLUMBO An aging dancer-movie queen yearning to return to the stage murders her husband in order to get the money and freedom she needs, (DO POLICE WOMAN Pop. per puts up a fight agents try to take over a big can that she has been working On. Show S Houses Real When viewers see the houses of the families of fictional Pine Valley on the ABC soap, "All My Children," they are seeing real homes in the towns of Southport and New Canaan, Conn. The Martin and Tucker residences, next door to each other on the program, are solid white clapboard structures a house apart on the same Southport block. Phoebe Tyler's home, wit h its gingerbead balustrades and wraparound driveway, is nearby. The Cortlandt mansion Is in the community of New Canaan. The Chateau, The Boutique and other PineValley fixtures are located on one of New Canaan's main streets. UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR " quips. what coiner, out of the Taos studio is a unique fusing of art and technology which has captivated collectors and musewns. The name of Larry Bell rings a response wherever contemporary art is mentioned. Over the past 20 years he has displayed his work in 64 group exhibitions, has had 44 one-man shows, has lectured at several universities, and his work has been purchased by major musewns In the United States, Australia, Venezuela, Holland and England. Vacuum evaporation, or vacuwn metallizing, had its beginnings before the turn of the century and gained impetus during %orId War II, when the light transmission of ulieaI instrwi,ents as greatly improved by vacuuii' coating lens surfaces ith a thin mineral layer to reduce the loss of light through reflection. Today most camera lenses are coated by tius process. Many everyday objects, from toys to household items to auto body parts, all looking like metal, actually are metalized plastics. Vacuwn metalizing has become a major Industry. "A long time ago-- almost 20 years I was working on some paintings, in which I wanted to incorporate a mirror somehow in the imagery,'' Bell recalls. "I wanted the glass to be reflective on both sides. Someone told me about front-surface mirrors, such as are used in Some camera none of the distortion you get in an ordinary mirror, which is coated only on the back surface. "So I looked In the Los Angeles yellow pages under vacuum metalizing and called an old guy named Gordon Keim in Burbank, who turned out to be one of the nicest guys lever met. His work was mostly In optics, and I was the first artist he'd ever worked with. He extended me credit, because the process was so expensive. I've come across quite a few people in Industry who have that same kind of grace, and I wish it was rampant In the art world." Bell was able to make only three or four pieces a year, because of the expense and time involved, when some pieces prepared for a show in New York were damaged In transit, he again turned to the phone book—this time in and found a new friend in the Bronx. This New York metalizer taught him something of the process, sold him the needed equipment, and with that Bill was metalizing on his own. Ten years ago he had his present vacuum chamber built and which is 7 feet in diameter and 10 feet long Installed In Taos at a c'ost of $85,000; he says it would cost .10 times that today. And he has become an expert In the technology. One of Bell's most spectacular works is "The Ice berg and Its Shadow," a sculpture In vapor-coated glass first shown at the Fort Worth Art Museum in 1975. Part of it also was displayed that year at Tally Richards' Gallery of - -- — — Contemporary Art in Taos. Miss Richards represents If the IRS approves, Walter Annenberg, publisher of TV Guide, will give the Corporation for Public Broadcasting $150 million for establishment of a "national university of the air." The project would supplement on-air telecasts with data via cable, satellite, cassettes and disks. Courses would provide college credits for students unable to afford on. campus costs and mldcareer individuals hoping to Improve advancement opprtunities. Bell. That sculpture was purchased by a New York collector who gave It to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where the artist will lecture from time to time on uses of the vacuum process in art. His next major sculpture will be an eight-panel glass work for Valley Bank of Nevada in Reno. Bell enjoys watching people look at his work, not so much to know what people like, but how people see things. "The most important audience for me is children. In Fort Worth, for example. You see a family of six walk In; It's a cheap place to go for an outing. A kid about 8 years old, with a bag of popcorn, knows nothing about art, suddenly sees your work, and freezes. And you know just by the look on the kid's face, whether he understands what he sees or not, he will never forget the experience of that instant. —U- -,--- - I V., ) I Rwl 7 77 t 'I J '____________ ____ ____V -'. 4'-..'--• - . 'i. '• ' 't • ' -• ' •- --. A :" s--' ' - $ -.• . .1• b-... -- WIS %4'',, :,...' "-•'.- .• _"'4k .•41i -. . •-.-• •.•-.••-. ,' 4 - •IjL, 4_7 )'. t. ---- 'i -!!'' �SUNDAY' EDITION72nd Year, No. 117—Sunday, January 6, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents 0. I: U.S. To Soviets: ' Business _As Usual' Ends WASHINGTON UPI - Warning the Soviet invasion of equipment, and a freeze on soviet consular, cultural and Afghanistan threatens the security of all nations, President economic exchanges. Carter retaliated against the Soviets with a series of punitive In addition, Carter offered to provide military equipment, measures, Including a sharp cutback in grain sales and food and other assistance to help Pakistan "defend its in. military aid to Pakistan. dependence" against the Soviet threat. He said the United In a nationally televised address Friday night, Carter said States also stands ready to help other nations in the region to no nation "can continue to do business as usual with the soviet forestall aggression. Union," In ordering the most stringent reprisals since the end A White house official said if Iran releases the 50 American of the Cold War, hostages and comes to realize the threat to its own security, He warned a Soviet-occupied Afghanistan threatens both U.S. aid would be forthcoming. Iran and'Pakistan and "is a stepping stone to possible control Carter made it clear he fears the Kremlin intends to alter the over much of the world's oil supplies." world balance of power and may be bent on further expansion. Carter said the Soviet Union will receive only 8 million tons "If Soviets are encouraged in this invasion by eventual of grain this year instead of 25 million tons the United States success, and if they maintain their dominance over Afghanis. had agreed to sell them, tan and extend their control to adjacent countries, the stable, It was the first time the United States has used agriculture strategic and peaceful balance of the world will be changed," as a foreign policy weapon "for overriding national security he said, "This would threaten the security of all nations, inreasons," a White House official said. eluding of course, the United States, our allies and friends." To soften the blow to farmers, officials said the administration will spend between $2.5 billion and $3 billion over Carter also delayed the opening of the new American and the next two years to protect prices and markets. Soviet consular facilities. Aeroflot flights between America Following his address, the president and Mrs. Carter drove and Russia, which were to be increased, will continue on a to Camp David for the weekend, despite warnings of heavy twice weekly basis. snow and hazardous highways and mountain roads. Carter noted he already had sought and won postponement Carter also warned if Russia continues its aggression in of Senate ilebate over the Strategic Arms Limitation Treat%. Afghanistan where it now has 50,000 troops, the United States with Russia. may withdraw from the Olympics in Moscow next summer. But he said he is not rejecting the pact for the long run Other retaliatory measures he announced included a severe because "the entire world will benefit from the successful reduction of fishing rights for soviet trawlers in U.S. waters, a control of strategic nuclear weapons through the implemen. ban on exports of high technology, particularly olIdrlUlng tation of this carefully negotiated treaty." Teacher Hearing . -I • I A binding arbitration hearing will be held Monday in the contested dismissal of Raymond Masters, former guidance counselor at. South Seminole Middle School The 10 a.m. hearing to be held In the board room at the School Administration Building, 1211 Meilonvlile Ave., Is open to the public. Masters, a counselor at the school for school years 1977.78 and 1978-79, was not recommended for reappointment by the school principal. Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, said the principal, Sidney Boyette, decided a "better qualified" and "more responsive" counselor could be found. Masters filed two grievances against the school board which will be ruled upon Monday. These involve academic freedom and the principal's professional evaluation of his work, Cowley said. "The arbitration hearing will deter. mine whether or not his (Masters') contract was violated," Cowley said. George Eyraud of Birmingham, Ala., will serve as arbitrator. Eyraud's decision in the matter will be binding. He was chosen as arbitrator from a host of qualified arbitrators provided by the Public Employees Relation Commission of Florida, Cowley said, - DIANE PETRYK I pe't i.' - 'r. . I • - .; '4.' ., . With New Grave Marker At Cemetery I /4 , i.. . IRAN Sanford's Funeral Horse Remembered . .• AFGHANISTAN WASHINGTON(UPI) - President TEHRAN. Iran (UPI) - Foreign By United Press International Carter has general bipartisan support of Widespread fighting flared across Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh today his actions in response to the Soviet in- Afghanistan today between occupying rejected demands from the militants vasion of Afghanistan, but Republican Soviet forces and Afghans. President holding the American embassy that U.S. presidential hopeful Robert Dole called Carter described the Soviet invasion as Charge d'Affaires Bruce L. Iingen be his Friday night address a "coverup" ,an extremely serious threat to peace" handed over to them to answer charges and "deception." and ordered a sharp curtailment of grain for a future spy trial of hostages. "The president is rushing in to say exports to Russia. In a letter addressed to Ayatollah something about Afghanistan to avoid Carter, in a national TV address on Ruhollah Khomeini, Ghotbazdeh said facing up to the problem in Iran," Dole, deteriorating Soviet Amerit'an relations, laingen and two other American It-Kan., said. also announced a cutoff of sales of high diplomats had been placed under the California Guy. Edmund G. Brown Jr., technology items such as oil-drilling Foreign Ministry's protection with the seeking the Democratic presidential equipment and threatened to withdraw knowledge of Khomeini and the ruling nomination, said "I think we're begin- the United States from the 1980 Olympics Revolutionary Council. ning to see a crisis presidency and I find scheduled to be held in Moscow this "I follow orders only of the leader it ironic that the president brings home summer. t Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini) and the ambassador to Russia but that he The U.N. Security Council scheduled a carry out decisions taken by the Islamic failed to bring home the 50 American full debate oil the Afghan crisis today but Revolutionary Council and request that diplomats that were in Iran, prior to any stern action by the council faced a necessary orders be issued in this admitting the shah." certain Soviet veto, matter," Ghotbazdeh said. Sen. Charles Percy, H-Ill., also exReports from Afghanistan and Iran There was no immediate response to pressed support. "I support the indicated a fierce battle was being fought Ghotbzadeh's letter from either president's actions," he said. for control of Herat. Khomeini or the council. . -'4 ' '. REACTIONS Old Bob' '-N:. k..i Slated Monday World In Peril As U.S., Soviets cool Relations ' .. I '.•• - - - - - • : ' ..' V; ; 4. - - -' . -. By JANE CAELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Friends of "Old Bob" will be relieved to 'know his marker is back In place on his grave in Sanford's old Lakeview cemetery. Dead for many years, Old Bob, the horse who used to pull the Old Bob was later replaced by a team of horses to pull the hearse she said. Miss Fox said her mother and father are buried in a family plot in Lakeview Cemetery, purchased in 1883 while they were still living in Lake Jessup before moving to Sanford. got it of my people burled there," said Miss Foi,t whose lather died in titi. hear that canted t) city's sd to their final resting place - Settlers from old 'Fort Reid and Civil War veterans are also at the turn of the century, still has many friends —'some of among those buried in the old cemetery. 4) //r4 whom are too young to have remembered him, c) . -. - ' •$ Old Bob was owned by T. J. Miller, who owned a combination In fact the plastic flowers that decorate the grave on the road -, funeral parlor, furniture store and music store at the corner of right of way at the cemetery are placed there by children, Park Avenue and First Street, where the Atlantic Bank cf One of Old Bob's friends recently reported that his marker .Seminole now stands, decorated with an engraving of a horse head and shoe—has Back in those horse-and-buggy days, the stores closed out of been broken and removed by "vandals." _000, 01 - - ".'.:;.' respect when someone in the community died. "Everybody City Parks Director Jim Jernigan explained this was not the . • . •'' knew each other back then," Miss Fox added. case. It seems someone had backed into It at a funeral and It • . Although funeral services were held at Miller's funeral was safe in the maintenance building awaiting repair. parlor and in local churches, many were also held In private "Old Bob is still in our hearts and we're not going to let homes. The deceased was taken back to the home on the day of anything happen to his marker," Jernigan said. -s .____ the funeral and flowers were hung on the screen door. The repair of the horse's grave marker became a priority * 110 Funerals for Miss Fox's father, mother and brother were all Item and In no time at all Jernigan reported it was back In place, in memory of Old Bob's "22 years of faithful service." held at the family home on Oak Avenue, now the home of the Martha Fox, who still remembers Old Bob, said: "I don't Catholic nuns who teach at All Souls School. "Old Bob's grave marker was broken off (above left) and removed know how the poor horse got everyone out there, the road was Miss Fox, who has lived at 1306 Park Ave. for 30 years, would from its final resting spot at the Lakeview Cemetery. However, the like to carry on this tradition. just deep sandy ruts." grand old horse, which served at Sanford funerals for many years at "I've told them at Brissons, if they're still living to bring me Miss Fox was 11-years-old when her mother died in 1904, and the turn of the century, was remembered by City Parks Director she remembers riding in a carriage behind the hearse pulled home again for the last time and they said they would," she Am Jernigan, who ordered the grave marker be restored (right), by "Old Bob." said. ) - •.,-- '.,-- -. -., Lake Mary: Will V DW Councilmen Ir, VICTOR OLVERA forget magic . Olvera, Fox, McDonald Hope Herald Stiff Writer 'I I , -- \ rTe''T' ML ,--jr T 'r 5 .Y_r No immediate solutions to financial woes which have plagued the city of Lake Mary for the past several months appear possible to the city's three new councilmen. Victor Olvera, Ray Fox and Gene McDonald, elected In December and set to take office it 4 p.m. Monday say financial stability may be a long way 'The city's financial distress came to light last summer when it was found that a city employee charged with preparing the prior year's budget had overestimated income and included within spending proposals some funds earmarked for capital projects, The Legislature approved a new law last year permitting the city to raise property taxes only to I On point of gaining five percent more Income than ! the previous year. The council placed onthe ballot a question asking for approval by the voters of a larger property tax Increase. The referendum was 1w-ned down In September ' by the voters. The resulting property tax rate of $2.14 per $1,000 assessed property value gave many property owners a 16.cents.pLr41,000-cut In taxes. The city previously Levied a $3 rate for five years. J__ -r __________________ •. '-" ----- r -, - JY! To to to to "I don't see anything magic happening," said Olvera. "The long range solution appears be enticing industry to locate in the city expand the tax base. But the city must be able to provide water and sewer service to entice industry come here." current council member Pat Southward, whom Olvera will be replacing on the board, has for the past several months been looking Into the possibility of gaining federal funding for installation of both water and sewer lines in the Rinehart Road and Lake Emma Roads area. So far her project has not been successf ul. From flrd4iand experience, Olvera, employed by Harlan Engineering, a new industry located on Rinehart Road, knows how necessary those two city services are. The firm has been in its new facility for aeveralmonths, yet It Is only within the past few days that central water and sewer service has been provided. The service is not provided by the city, but by Florida Lend Company's privately-owned utility which serves the Crossings planned unit devekçsnenL The firm, which relocated in Lake Mary from Dofrolt, produces audio care products and currently employs 20 persona, In the next few months, the production staff is expected to reach 75 in addition to Increases in the '• . _ _ * ( 7 ' N • ,L.... . ja s, RAY FOX ...can't find cuts WU U U U - w - By DONNA ESTES I. - _ JP Tu rn Tho Tioda? I j . _ __ h \ "-S '• ' on He said answers must also be found to the cornplaints of some landowners along Lake Mary Boulevard abo ut the 104-foot setbacks from center line of the highway. The setbacks were originally adopted by the city to provide a method of widening the road In the future. Olvera said several of the owners of Lake Mary Boulevard property want to sell their lands for commercial development. The city must control development, he said, to maintain a high quality. "We don't want another State Road 438 or State Road 434," he said. Fox, who served on the city's planning and zoning commission, said several commercial develop, menti are inthe planning stages In the city. Several weeks ago, plans were announced for construction of a commerce park much like the Live Oak Center In Caseelberry. This past week plans were an. th'-. - :.- :; ..".; GENE McDONALD ...questions numbers nounced for a warehouse park. Fox said he has been studying the city's budget carefully and there appears to be no obvious areas where cuts can be made to save money. He noted the city council's first quarterly budget review will be held later this month. The first meetings of the newly constituted city council will be a workshop on Jan. 17 followed by a regular meeting on the 24th. Fox said he has no preconceived notions about the take Mary Boulevard controversy. He pointed out that quite a few new homes have been built during the past year that will be com ing on the tax rolls this year. But he recognised actual taxes will not be FCIVed from many of those new houses until the 1981 fiscal year. McDonald admits that the city has got to find some additional revenues, "but !don't know where those revenues are," he said, adding, in line with the information he has received, he is opposed to the institution of a utility tax. "The council has to wrestle with the problem and see what It can come up with," he said. McDonald said he has been studying the city's financial statements and asking questions to gain a better understanding of, "why the numbers are what they are." . ...: - . -. ....... .. , .. . .. ., . cr -1 , Olympics: What Price? 1 Sort Out City's Financial Woes office and engineering staff. The firm Is using only a couple acres of the 53 acres it owns Rinehart Road. Olvera said he also sees as a long-range solution the annexation of the Crossings. He said in. formation must be gathered to prove to the residents of the Crossings that they will save tax money and receive better service b y going into the city. ,-, . Sports Editor Joe I}eSantis covered the 1974 Winter Olympics In Innsbruck, Austria during his assignment as a broadcast specialist for the U. S. Army. Today, DeSantle analyzes the role world politics plays in this International sporting event. See his column on Page 30. .- Today Action Reports ......... ....... 2-A 8-A Bridge ... ..... ........ ... 6-C Business ......................6.8 Calendar ...................... 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'S -.5- . --.-.- ------- --- . -5. • • 1 --.---.-- ----.- - -5.---- . Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 118—Monday, Jan. 7, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Layer:o Combined Schools Unl *ikely Soon -' A unier by Hal Kaufman - HANDS OFFI You can prove that you or one of your friends basil fingers. Here's how: Start counting backwards on one hand: "Ten, nine, sight, seven, six...". Then hold up the other hand, saying: "...and five makes eleven." Sum Funi The first digit is one less than the ..- JPL second digit and one more than the third. The sum of BL •.. - -•.• .the digits is 24. The digits are — and —. :. . :dS..IIt . CAL WALL. . VNI .WV ':-- _MAN....... -. • •. . -. --; .. • Name the creature or creatures associated with each of these names: 1. Jonah. 2. Goidllocks. 3. Little Miss Mullet. 4. Old Mother Hubbard. •5 .p •Jp$$ IJPIq iJqj •g . Carter Re*iects • RlddleM.•ThIsI What came out of the huge co coon? A behem•moth. Why did buyers reject the cheese? It wasn't gouda•nough. Why do rug makers ,,*r nh..tM fl AIISfl t*1,i,i I.-k.&aA.aI,i,s fi nv1..y. - Waldhe''i m Plan fl WHO'S ON CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at toast six differences In drawing details between tip and bettem panels. Hew quickly can you find them? Check answers with these helew. - 'P lulSjw Ii 4$ lies luissiw II leN 1 SuiftIw II UStI leIt3SI 1 ii WJV IUIJIUIP Of OIL j • Oj$$fli •J, $0ss.1NAa 4 $13U5J1H10 Suissiw @puWv - %- .• . .•. , .• - . • -. - . . .. . - 5 . . -- '- .. ,, : S : .. . .• •. - -- - — — -- - -• •. . ..,. .,•. .• - •-. . . .- '\ _________________________ -. if -. ___________________________ _ . __•! _______ •.-4 •...... ... 5 -- "ii. . .: WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Ambassador Donald McHenry, national Carter wants the United Nations to security adviser igniewBrzezInskIand proceed with economic sanctions against Raf I Ahmad, Waldheim's chief of Iran despite Secretary General Kurt cabinet, also attended Sunday's meeting. "The president reiterated the position Waldheim's doubts about their ef. of the United States that the United fectiveness. Carter has rejected a proposal Nations should begin without delay the Waldheim brought back from his trip to process of implementing the U.N. Iran, calling for an international inquiry Security Council resolutions of Dec. 31," into alleged crimes of the deposed shah Powell said. That resolution called for the imcoupled with the release of the American mediate release of the hostages. It hostages in Tehran. The -differences between the two directed Waldheimtogoto Iran toseek leaders surfaced when Waldheim release of the hostages, and if he were reported to Carter in the White House at unsuccessful in doing so, economic a two-hour meeting Sunday night on his sanctions should be Imposed. ft• 'The president also made clear the oftthree days In Tehran. Press Press Secretary Jody Powell said expressed position of the United States Carter made It clear the United States that an international forum could be wants the American hostages released made available for the airing of before anything else can be considered. grievances — but not before the release "That Is the single issue," Powell said. of Americans held In Iran," Powell said. Waldheim said in a television interview "All other concerns are not relevant earlier in the day he was "doubtful" that before the hostages are released." Carter, who returned Sunday night economic sanctions would have any from Camp David, scheduled a rare effect on the Iranian militants. morning meeting of his Cabinet, then Waldheim also said he believed the planned to signed the $35billion Chrysler militants would go along with a proposal Corp. bailout bill in the afternoon, Waldhaiin was to report to the United for an international inquiry into the past beha v or of the shah. Nations during the day on his trip. Administration officials said the "So we have to try to work out some United States would not ask the Security sort of package deal which makes It Council to impose economic sanctions on possible that we get the hostages, but we Iran until later in the week. have also to accept something which Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, U.N. satisfies the Iranians," Waldheim said. -.5-. - -- t-;- I • j - -- 41w0H iMP$OUJy4qooJ,3epu essjsu us, :gs -ond p I .4 ., HIT LIST? What's the story be hind this sinister note (above)? Is someone about tobekidnapped? Or worse? For from It. Orlgi• naliy.thiswasaiistof names of boys and girls invited to a birthday party. Unfortunfortu nately, some of the letters have disappeared. Names read from left to right. How many can you identify? Reember, names of both boys and girls are Inncluded. cluded JA,M AuOj Ilwo t *RV IqIUUyWI,l,IMU.MOAt, By DIANE PETRYK cuffing," he said. MellonvilIe Ave.. Sanford. has been earmarked misleading, Layer said. Sanford's Grammar school was built in 1904 Herald Staff Writer "Pinecrest alone has a 765 enrollment;" he for the consolidated school if It is built, Layer "We can't have double sessions somewhere and and, according to Layer, is the oldest school in said. said. "And we would never have an elementary - Concern over proposed consolidation of three of spend money consolidating students where there Florida used continually for housing students. Sanford's elementary schools is about four or five are no double sessions," he said. Some parents have criticized the idea of con- school of 1,200 as one person feared." Southside school was built in 1924. Hopper was years premature, Seminole County School solidating schools because they favor neigh. Each year the state allots money to a school built in 1960. In addition to setting the optimum elementary Superintendent William Layer said today. system based on its unmet needs, Layer exCurrently Grammar houses 214 students, South- borhood schools within walking distance for school population at 750, the school board set 1,200 Although there are indications a state survey plained. These funds can be applied to various ;Jde 360, and Hopper. 235. youngsters. as optimum for middle schools and 2,100 as opThe proposed consolidated school would still be timuin for high schools. team might recommend Hopper, Southside and projects acknowledged on the state survey, he Larger enrollment schools are felt to be more a neighborhood school, Layer said. Grammar be consolidated — and Layer em- said, but building classrooms for students for efficient and more economical, Layer said. The state survey which may recommend the phasized "might" — he said the pomibility of it whom there is no space must come first. -Only one area (attending Grammar school) consolidation is not expected to be fimlized until Because it costs more to provide each smallhappening within the next five years is remote. won't be able to walk to it," Layer said. "Most later this month. "If there Is any money left over after unhoused enrollment school with separate, full-time art and - The reason is simple: money. will still be within the 2-mile walking distance." ,The state Department of Eddcation conducts pupil needs," Layer said, "It can be used for music teachers and guidance counselors, Layer Layer emphasized that Sanford's other this state building needs survey to deternline Consolidation of the three elementaries would consolidation or other projects. But that hasn't said he favors consolidation. require construction of a new, larger school. This happened in the past 10 years." elementaries, Goldsboro, Pinecrest, Idyllwilde needs over a five-year period for all 67 counties," None of the Sanford elementaries has a fullwon't happen, Layer said, until "unhoused pupil and Midway, are not being considered for con- Layer said. "The five-year survey might run out Although the students at HoppI Southside time art teacher. and Southside.. Hopper and needs are met." solidation. before we could consider any consolidation, even 1 Grammar do not have music teachers. Teachers and Grammar are in older buildings, "at least A report that mentioned all the Sanford area if it's recommended. "Our first priority must be to build new schools they are housed," Layer said. "What we really of art and music travel from school to school. "The concern is premature and unnecessary." elementarles in discussion of consolidation was in areas of the county where growth is oc- have to worry about are the unhoused students." A site behind the school board offices at 1211 S. • • .,. 1 _'aN1 l_sJA •. S14S -' .. . -. .- :. -S - . - • I. V... - -S ., 5-. ,- - -4 __________ -.________ ________ . .'. T"ff •-.--- . - - • - I . • --.. 5 .. - . Ii ,. -- 11 .J' .. 4j, IF or , •5_ . _____ : ' . - -- - - . . - --' II, - -S WAPJJA PLAY • • S c - __ - . 5 .. • -• ..j . '!.".' -- ..... •. - P4ii iI A iiYIflI can &4 jackpot above In four tries. But can you succeed in the first bail? Lars try and see. V - - • L. I - W. • - -, ., , .. i _____ • ...,... %iS. .1 .c•( . -. -- -• • -- • ,,,-' ,... . - •. - ,, --- ' i . -; )1 i 1 r- •/ - . I - - Iran- -Thveate.n. E xpel U.S. Journalists, Others s.-To A. . :' . -• •- •'L•. -. - TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran as high as43. There were also ll2injuries threatened expulsions of journalists from reported In the rioting. the United States, Britain and West The official Pars news agency reported Germany at the end of a bloody weekend the deaths Sunday and said they were the that left at least 58 dead in the Islamic result of bloody clashes between Iranians Republic. and Iraqis who crossed the border Into In Tehran Sunday, a small group of Iran. Afghan exiles seized their country's The worst fighting was in the southeast embassy and occupied It for nearly five port city of Bandar Langeh where 28 hours to protest Soviet military in. people were killed Saturday, according volvement In Afghanistan. to casualty figures from the Pars news There were no injuries during the agency. embassy takeover. The group surrenIn another development, Iran an. dered after consultations with a Foreign nounced, late Sunday it was considering . - I fl1EA SINATKA! ,.-. TMTi ir __I - Ah1! MOVINC V Up IN THE WORLD = _nItfl$_I ..,..,_______.-_- -.-.-- ••1 - H&rald Photo by Tom Notsol Employees on the second floor of the Flagship Bank at the Sanford Plaza were recently visited office. With cold weather moving Into the area, he by a young squirrel that somehow managed to might have been looking for a vacation loan so he climb the brick wall and find a perch on the could fly farther south and spend a couple of narrow window ledge outside the bookkeeping weeks In a nice, warm coconut palm. viets ACocused Of Slaughter •-- ------------ - -- . President Gen. Mohammad Zia UI.Haq Sunday,Radlo Kabul said. The move was tIy. uww preu iger.asiel At the United Nations, the United Saturday met with his cabinet to discuss Soviet-backed Afghans calling their country apwitntly pert of Exiled the - "another Cambodia," today accused goverrenent's conciliatory policy toward States Sunday accused the Soviet Union the situation In neighboring Afghanistan Soviet troops In Afghanistan of dissidents, meant to defuse the of committing a "blatant act of and President arter's Friday offer to aggression" in Afghanistan and asked resume arms shipments. slaughtering hundreds of Innocent widespread Moslem reheWon Afghan Moslem leaders traveling However, exiled rebel leaders said the Security Council to take "vigorous Moslems in reprisal attacks against. Russian troop strength in Afghanistan action" to remove Soviet troops and to overland from Afghanistan told United insurpol, form apoach1ng 80,000, with more 'restore International peace and security. - Press International in New Delhi, India, In the Afghanof Kabul, some 0 freed soldiers arriving In the country every Officials In Islamabad said Pakistan of reprisals against villages. 2, political prisoners were - 5- - - .5 - - - Report On Porter Passed On For Review 1] p _ , - Graham's Wif e Today T Visi t tction Reports ................. ArBridge......................... ound ..............4* Area School w ill School Volunteer Crossw Or .....................4B program at English Estates School ear rom 1:30 Tuesday. ge ReVJM of the Florida Department of signed by Gov. Bob Graham, were for. the FDLE to act as legal advisor in the chxled as soon as possible, but I see no Law Eaforeimeat's probe of Senthwk- warded to the Florida DqtmeM of matter. He will and his recom, great need to drop everything I'm doing Brevard Public - pøuadsr David St. Law Enforcement (FDLE) Nov. 21. renditIons to the governor, to get to it" Stone said he was named to look into 'Ibis does not mean there is a greater P. J. Doyle, of the Executive to be In the governors the matter after Douglas Cheshire, state hands tws wish, have been sent to the Investigations Division, FDLE, said the likelihood of a prosecutIon," StonesW& But, he added, if there Is a prosecution attorney for the 18th judicial district, of B& Stone, state attorney for the native of the findings will not the the governor Is briefed on he would be given the "executive disqualified hilfl5eif. Mh j dicial assignment" to handle the matter. An investigation into charges of the matter. Doug's own decision, Stone it and sex discrimination at the He said he will Study the report as said."And I think it was a good decision. Today, Dick Scboditath, the governors would not Since Doug works with the pubIlic wh judicial district PI ddWWWs assistant general counsel, said be ex. quickly as possible cow of the FDLE estimate bow keg it will two. Nov. defender every day he thought ' said. "I want to do a thorough job," hecrea cluded last week. The charges were report by this afternoon and will study it, a conn tmosphere. I'M as will Stone. "1 may have brought by dientled employees. The 'ltptIons with a cover letter Stone said today he has been asked by we Mr. Porter would like it to be con— DIANE PPIYK u Ministry representative and after they expelling all representatives of the were allowed to broadcast their demands Britishand American, West German from a loudspeaker In front of the media, bassy. During the weekend, supporters of Abolghassern g director general Islamic leader Ayatollahuhoilah foreign press at the Ministry of Khomeini clashed with groups opposing National Guidance, told Pars the minis. him, especially those backing his rival try was contemplating mass expulsion of Ayatollah Kazern ShariatMadari, In a some Western correspondents "as long series of antirevolutionary protests west as ft Iran-U.S. relations had not been of the capital that officials said left 30 clarified and, especially as long as the dead. U.S. espionage center (the former U.S. Unofficial reports placed the death toll Embassy) was occupied." a ___ __ A strong supporter statewide of school volunteers, Mrs. Graham will visit the art and classroom volunteer ''am at the schoolff ° o She will be guest of honor at a in the media at lil meet i)Iviclencls. School board members, principals and Dividend coor. dlnatois from other schools In the county will also attend the school where she Deaths ......................... 3A Dr. Lamb...................... tB Editorial....................... Florida ........................ AA Hos'itai........................A ............................ Nation.........................3* lB sprig lB Television Weather ....................... ZA World - -- --'-5-. - - - -, 0 oil f r A �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _0111 Monday, Jan. ~IO 7, 1 Ex-Mr. .. P' s By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer VYMLD said. C t al Investigation Is continuing to identify the airplane and ft * Fires occupants, Spolaki said. According to a spokesman, it is not unusual for an airplane to * Courts get away after it drops marijuana at a site. * Police Beat FIRE UNDER PROBE In an initial appearance before the U.S. Magistrate Sunday ______________________________ Seminole County's Arson Task Force today was still In. J morning, Robert J. Patrick, 46, 126 Bears Circle, Longwood, vestigating Sunday's pre.dawn fire started by two Molotov former owner of Mr. P's Supper Club; Philip Edward Rizzo, ment. They were transported to the Orange County jail and in CoCkt&JIS tossed through the windows of a Longwood office 26,0! 2906 Lakeview Dr., Fern Park, maitre d' of the club; and the custody of federal marshals today. Ronald E. Coleman, 30, Knob Hill Apartments, Winter Park, Ten officers each from the Seminole Sheriff's office, led by Longwood Fire Chief Charles Chapman said the incendiary were advised of their rights, according to the magistrate's Sheriff John Polk; two officers from the Sanford Police devices were thrown In two windows on the north end of the office. Department (including Chief Ben Butler) and DEA officers Dodge Building at state Road 434 and Grant Street, starting The three were arrested early Sunday in a combined effort of arrested the men. The men were not armed and offered no the fire that was reported at 5:44 a.m. the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the Seminole resistance after they unloaded from a plane 11 bales (500 'fl'.e blaze spread into the attic and caused an estimated County Sheriff's Department and the Sanford Police Depart- pounds) of marijuana with a street value of $250,000 at the W,000 damage to the building owned by Dale Dodge. Northern Ireland Death Toll Past 2,000 In New Violence BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) Sectional violence pushed the death toll in Northern Ireland's 10year guerrilla war over the 2,000 mark, a bloody new record'clouding the opening today of a conference to restore borne rule in the British provInce. On the eve of the conference at Belfast's Stormont Castle, a land mine exploded, killing three members of the Ulster Defense Regiment a home guard militia organized by the British Army and composed largely of Northern IrishProtestants — - while they crossed a bridge in Castlewellan, 30 miles south of Belfast. The IRA claimed responsibility for the attack. The deaths raised to 2,001 the number of people killed since Aug. 15, 1900, when the outlawed Irish Republican army began its campaign against the British in Northern Ireland. - I I COLOGNE, West Germany (UP!) - Comparing Va tican censure ol controversial theologian Hans Kung to the Inquisition, some 40 young Ca tholics dressed like Dominican monks have burned an effigy The group also set fire to several works by Kung, barred from teaching seminarians in a Vatican riling last month. A spokesman said the demonstration at the Cologne "I . 44 . . ~. .- - / NIW YORK i UPI) The Chppaquiddick Incident is partly responsible for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's recent dramatic plunge in the polls, a Newsweek ,. a large percent will be Seminole County residents," Blair said. "We will also create an / - . 1 : , PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!) - Walt Donaldson was In Washington today, ready to deliver a steel coffin filled with letters from Americans to the Iranian embassy, friends said. The Pensacola welder and six pallbearers plan to march one block to the embassy, knock on the door and present the coffin, filled with 50,000 letters protesting the holding of 50 American hostages in Tehran. " Price Of Gold To $64.5 - . 11 LONDON (UP!) - Anxiety over Afghanistan and Iran sent gold rocketing upwards today for the second straight week last week. The Monday openings in London and Zurich were both $55 higher than Friday's close. on European markets, hitting record Within the first hour of trading, gold openings of $645 in London and $640 in Zurich. reached $647 in Zurich. But In London, it The beleaguered dollar opened marginally eased back to $634 by the midmorning fix. down on the currency exchanges. Dealers attributed the stampede from In Hong Kong, hours earlier, gold zoomed paper currencies to gold to a variety of In. up to $677 at one point, before closing at $645. ternatlonal factors, including uncertainty "It's crazy," said one Zurich dealer, over Iran and Aghanistan, President Carter's summing up the frantic buying that has announcement of sanctions against the Soviet driven the price up over $120 an ounce in the Union and rising oil prices. Teaching Children Topic Of County Program State Sen. John Vogt (D-Cocoa Beach) (left) turns over the contracts for the new Casselberry senior CONTRACTS citizens' complex to Mayor Bill Grier Friday The Center, scheduled for completion in July 1981, will have a capacity to serve over :too persons at a time, and will house congregate meat programs, day care of the elderly and a variety of FOR COMPLEX afternoon. Parents and guardians of children enrolled in a pro other programs. ___________________________________________ designed to correct language disabilities in the Seminole County schools, hay. been Invited to a series of programs to be held in the ewnthgsat thel ngwood Elementary school,according to . Jeffrey Schneiderman, ccniiiltafltOOrd1nator for speech, language and hearing In the Seminole County .school& 'fl programs will begin at 7 p.m. on the evenings of Jan. 10, 17. 24 and 31 and will be presented by Thomas McDowell. dh language diagnostician for the schools. The topic will be "Teach Your Child to Talk" and will inform parents how children normallylearntotalk. Part of the program will be set NEW DELHI, India (UPI)— Former Prime Minister Indira the areas in the populous northern belt. in southern Andhra Pradesh state by over 57,000 votes. aide for answering questions that parents may have about Gandhi and her party raced to a dramatic political comeback The former prime minister also is running In Rae Bareli their children's problems. Her party was expected to easily command a majority In the today, taking tlwee4otrths of the seats decided in initial constituency in Uttar Pradesh but no results were available. 'flare are approximately $0 children who are strolled in the election new Parliame nt, and the victory would almost certainly propel us, ion, San jay, was leading his Janata foe by over 5,0(X) vo tes language and hearing programs which are part of the Mrs. Gandhi back into the prime minister's seat. More than 360 m il lion voters were e li to In the neighboring constituency. gible cast ba llots In am Exceptional Child Progr In early returns, the former ruling Janata party of her chief ext. tweday election which concluded Sunday They chose among Indian flhI reports said winners of Mrs. Gandhi's party For more Information, call Schneiderman at al untouchable leader JagJlvan Barn had won only vs 2,237 candidates vying for 534 seats in the lower house of Included Cabinet officials when she ruled during the 1970s * ___________________________ Parliament - the seventh since India achieved its in. seats. Caretaker Prime minister Caran sinys DofelasMlnisterBanailalandoumlnlster and party treasurer Party had garbed only a single vote. dependence in 1947. P.C. Officials expect final results Tuesday. _____________________________ By afternoon, Mrs. Gandhi's Indira Congress Party had won The Press Trust of India reported that Mrs. Gandhi herself Mrs. Gandhi, who built friendly ties with Moscow during her 92 of the 123 decided constituencies and was leading In most of was leading her Janata Party rival in the Medak constituency seven-year rule, would not comment on what stand she would NATIONAL REPORT: winter finally arrived In the Upper Midwest take on the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. india's position on today, blasting the region with bitter cold, fierce winds and wives of Ice and snow, closing schools and highways and stranding hundreds of the liens Is crucial to the United States. travelers. A blizzard battered the Upper Great Lakes and 100 mph The 62-year-old daughter of India's first prime ministe r, winds bowled through the Colorado Rockies. At least one death was Jawarheslal Nehru, told Communist Party members in burned on she weather. The National Weather Service issued blizzard Calcutta, "others have interfered In Afghanistan before," rnIngs through northern stretches of North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Upper Michig an for the rest of today. Travelers ad. refering to British colonial ambitions and Soviet charges that visorles were In effect from South Dakota through much of Nebraska, China and the United States helped train Afghan Moslem tow.. lifinois, Indiana and Ohio. rebels. AREA UAD$NO$ It am.): Temperature: 4$: overnight low:37: yesterday's high: $7: barometric pressure: 10.25: relative humidity: Cl But privately Mrs. Gandhi has said she was "shocked" by percent; winds: North at 7 m.p.h. Her advisers say she will draw a thin line TUESDAY TIDES: Dlytsaa Seach, high, 11:31 low, 5: It; high, 11:43 NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) - The Adamion's car was reported stolen from 100 yards from her barb.wIre enclosed between the will of Washington and the will of Moscow. low, 1:11; Pert Canaveral: high, 11:23 low, 1:10; high, 11:37 low, 5:13; Kenyan police commissioner aimounosd thesesneof her death at her game compound at Shaba, some 360 miles Saypsrtz hIgh, 1:23 low, 11:02; hIgh 5:15. MATINS FORECAST: St. Aegestlae to Jiplier totes, owl MIINI today that the death of famed naturalist preserve In northeastern Kenya. ' north of Nairobi. ;. SI. Augustine to Jupit er Inlet out 10 miles - Winds variable 10 knots Joy Mmaon, author of the "Barn Free" He said certain facts had arisen to cut pouce in Isiolo said that her upper ', bacon siuftsoast to south around IS knots this afternoon and condoubt on the theory that she was mauled limbs : tinuing Tuesday. Seas 2 to I feet lncreálng 3 to S this afternoon. Partly series, was being treated as murder. had been mauled In such a way as Th. Kenya News Agency quoted Police to death by a lion, : clesoty. t that a lion atticked _ her. ARIA POUCAST: Partly cloudy and warmer today and Tuesday Commissioner Ben Gethi as saying that Mrs. Adamson, 00, became world. .. had been using the highs In the low 70s with and lows In the SOs. Winds light and variable . three people were helping police with an famous with her husband, George shahe Compound s bocaming southeast to south around 13 mph this afternoon. the living inquiry into ft death of Mrs. Adamson. Adamson, when they adopted Elsa, an habits of leopards for st the pa 1$ months. • Police originally said she was killed last orphaned lion cub, and raised her to maturity. The identities of the es persons who week by a lion. ws se I the Kenya news agency They clronlçled their adventures in a Getbi aM w. helpi n "Mr. Gethi told g In 1a weissluin. ~N~ffi& it .: ________________________________ that police were treating the case as world renowned bock, television series vealigatlon were not 'c$osud, inst the murder," a tires paragraph dispatch re- and a flip, all esdided called "Born "helping with inquiries" phases ap NNW o.,ei 14 Carolyn J. Lambe", L ake Mary ported today. $IMI$OLIMIMOIIAL Free." Two other books, "L4vIng Free" peered to Indicate that aspects in the ____ Nita Evener, Orange City HOsPITAl. Plates Nsma,ed rever Free," were also mic- Irilling have been arrested and were esid ent Daniel Arap Mol and "Fo Kenyan Pr :: JANUARYS, ____ A 01$ from you win binge being Isturrogetad, if not yet formally announced that a full inquiry would be ceulul. ...p JANUARY ADMISSIONS• PIORIPS Visit from our roADMISSIONS Adan"on's was found about Charged. Mrs. body 'Mrs. following repor ts that held Sanford: proesetsilve. SM Me bro. Sanford: Robert L. Grown Fava L. I,aotI a I — Iiuina. ciwla IjiMiuII,ii. .11 , _______________________________ a * .: :; :• :; :, :; ' : :• _____ NOTES MyvThle A. Rhodes Her LOrIIIZ, Daftona Shown L. iroaks, Lake Mary Dorothy C. Sloodsworth. Malt land Donna Miller, Orlando DICHAISIS Csand .a. ineran Evelyn U. Ocoimef I Salibury - J. There Harry J. Milli D. Williams and boy v loW L. Avant. Delay 1. Karl H$mef, DeNial Deftana .. ira IliphUIwun and baby bey,OUIIeVl Kefllre Donna Lee Morley • . lJ*TNL.. Morley. a Trove' and Donna baby owl, Sanford ____DI$CNARSS$ lanferd: Cli ff U. Ablos ktome CIiMIan a, ay my' Janet C. Clark, oela,y Lii J. Pslvks. Or.10e City Patricia C$II* S baby Lake Mary • bert Parks? No, iays Pageant - - Joyce P. lelbse SeWn Morgan Dora J. Doseir, Dairy Sesty Sarsws, Drn'Is.i. lead: Chvbe'e S. TwO olnava Via ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - The of $1 Mise America u -s Pageant denies that pa r'"ring their decision to fire host Bert bocm of the pohiJccsitcrysInoe.ths last week. assi' w Sw In fact, Albert Marks Jr. aid RuMmy that Parke' tiring was "as of 1110 110W " MeOiIto Bat In ysvV' became the ØISV4Id entertaIner ha airsady ricaivsd several l Ofl'ciaI said y (IIciuled not to re-hire _____ _______ ________ __ ___ ___ a"- -- -----WWLT ----I rr11 W wasted a mire ysul Imsis lit the . _.__ .... .. Patl-iaily tolevlad v'ri tt Masks itolid reports of .ilditg .mCIIIn were Peeks to seWs Who the cam Is held East — - "Whet we've decided is that V it Is deter- mind that all this uproar would bitt th e pS51 Ii seus'vL.al way, this the matter would be reconsidered," Marks said, . - .;,3~00,. .7 "Rigid now, there is no chance of rican- siderstion." Marks said officials expect a "flood of mail" today at pageast headqasst.rs in AUaniIcQtybecauee of various cnipaignsto "get Bert his lob buck." he derend the "Me (TV" Pke' Mug eu added ha Is I- BROOKSVILLE. Fla. (UPI) - An attorney for a drifter accused of first degree murder says his client bludgeoned a popular Episcopal priest because Father Jon Steven Hunt made homosexual advances toward Mm. Assistant public defender James Ray Shaw, representing William Howe GilvIn, 26, said in opening arguments Saturday he will produce witnesses after testimony begins today who will testify Hunt was a homosexual. He said Hunt made homosexual advances toward Gilvin following an afternoon of martini "Only two people know what actually happened," Shaw said. "Bill knows." - by talk show Met ____ Police: Student At Large Job" Cases's ds'4!' to ni'eel a "We Want Bert" wieir. Masks aid . thongM sen' detL to "takeup tmr'er WlS ion 1 atIrsii to force irnc, wteá Wk lion both Na ta show aid the Mies Anmelce PaI.aM to ri him from his contract. Masks aid Caries ha "bees St edde" with NBC. P1 Vr.d Silverman. lie wWs out of his contract and Sthsrman won't let tern go," Masks said. '10 he's tokltg thu ploy to take a s at Silverman and nstwerk.umd we we ths t'Jeat program on the network." ___ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Police said Sunday night a student suspected of shooting and killing his college professor after a dispute over his grades was still at large. Police also said they believed the unidentified fugitive was still in town, although they didn't know where. Investigators said they knew the Identity of the - - - - .. - - . student sought in the killing of Ira Holland, 66, an associate professor of education at predominantly blick Edward Waters College, but ware not releasing It. report to classrooms today and to accept the financial rescue plan reached (luring the weekend at a meeting called by Gov. James H. Thompson in Springfield. "We are directing all (CTU) members to . I , $,if 4 L 2T) ,.y . ,-, -to- ~ P -~,~. , . ~ 7 7- 74", _., , 1,4W . . I ft _ . .- __ A.. I agreement on a revised contract granting $446 million in concessions to the company. The amended pact will be presented Tuesday to the UAW's 250-member rank-andfile Chrysler Council in the crucial first step toward ratification, which UAW President Douglas Fraser hoped would be completed by the end of the month. "I think they (workers) will realize that in realistic terms, there is no alternative," Fra-er said. The renegotiation concluded without major disagreements be tween the two sides, and Chrysler officials expressed satisfaction and gratitude at the result. Fraser said the aid figures are solid and conservative, _ _ and a toy workers union. The 11th hour package was agreed upon late Saturday after marathon sessions were held by city and state officials, bankers, members of the Chicago Board of Education and the teachers union in Thompson's executive mansion. The three-phase rescue plan — which suprisingly contains no increase in real estate taxes but consists of loans from a variety of sources will pump $150 million into the system immediately to pay 48,600 school employees. The teachers and other employees had not been pa id on two successive paydays and teachers had voted not to return to work if no money was forthcoming. - '- -'- . - - - --- Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Morgan L. Scribner, Sanford; four daughters, Mrs. Rettv Lou DezAnehe. Mobile. Ala., Mrs. Bonnie Hoffman, Sanford, Mrs. Jacquelyn James and Mrs. Antia Green, Chipley; son, Bobby L. Scribner, Sanford; brother, Marcus Scribner, Joplin, Mo.; 16 grandchildren and 3 great. grandchIldren, Funeral services were held, at 11 a.m., today, with Capt. C.D. Phillips officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. •. ••. S •IS • LOW COST • AUTO INSURANcE FOR Sex Charge Surprises ALL 'D Robert J. Smith M.D. '* %DRiVERSS 1 0 DERMATOLOGY 0 Legislator MIAMI (UP!) -- 4 PHONE\ ) 3220285 ,( Two former aides to state Rep. Gene Film have filed a complaint with the federal PHONE 322-7O 242i PARK AVE. SANFORD government charging be demanded sexual favors in exchange for job security. Film denied the charges SWI and said he would demand a Legislative hewing on the ruh. . matter. "I'm really amazed with dliii •& ;TONV RUSSI; INSURANCI this, that these allegations have been made," said the 4 year-old first-term Miami Democrat. Rep. Elaine Gonlon, chairman of the House Administration Committee, said a meeting is scheduled with : 2417 FlINCH AVI. SANFORD S ..S..•..• Howe Speaker Hyatt Brown AA. -. .4 t thern Indiana highway in 1978. The most Ford could be forced to pay in criminal damages if it Loses the case is $30,000. Its actual losses could be in the millions if the verdict, or publicity from the trial, cuts small car sales. The landmark criminal prosecution for reckless homicide is the brainchild of Elkhart County Prosecutor Michael Cosentino. lie persuaded a grand jury to indict Ford in the Aug. 10, 1978, deaths of Judy Ann Ulrich, 18, her sister, Lyn Marie, 16, both of Osceola, Ind., and their cousin, Donna May Ulrich, 18, of Roanoke, ill. • The girls died when a van plowed into the rear of their 1973 Pinto outside Goshen and the car's gas tank exploded. Sunday at the home of his daughter in Chipley. He was a native of Carthage, Mo. and had lived in Sanford for the past 20 years moving here from Orlando. He was a welder and a Baptist. MRS. MARY LOUISE FAULKENBERRY Mrs. Mary Louise Faulkenberry, 70, of 715 Faber Drive, Orlando, died Saturday in Orlando. She was born In Tipton, Term. and came to Orlando in 1956 from New York City. She is survived by ttiree daughters, Mrs. Mary itamerme west, 01 Sanford, Mrs. Dorothy Sue Hawley, Jackson, Tenn. and Mrs. Ethel Mae Paulk Memphis, Tenn.; two brothers, C.W. Morris, Lakeland and Emmett Morris, of Polk City; nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements. at the agency's attempts to link him to as many as 30 sex-slayings across the country, He goes on trial today on charges of killing Kimberly Leach, Le the l2 year-old daughter of a beautician and a laborer at a concrete enrnnanv in the riirnI north Florida to wn of ...r .J -Lake City. She disappeared between classes on Feb. 9, 1978, and was not found for two months. Three people are believed to have seen the young girl being led Into a white van before she vanished. Her partially nude body was discovered some 35 miles away under a rusted hog pen on the edge of the Suwannee River State Park. The medical examiner cited a "penetrating Injury to the neck" as the cause of dea th. The doctor also suspected sexual abuse but said CECIL C. SCRIRNER decomposition made it impossible to deterCecil Curtis Scribner, 68, of mine what kind. Rt. 2, Box 55a, Sanford died MUCh 02 me evmence in me i.eacn case nas been kept secret. Circuit Judge Wallace M. agreed." he Jopling gave up trying to find an impartial 33-year-old law school dropout said The jury in Lake City two months ago, and moved didn't want a "spectacle,' said King, who was present when Randy made his protest. the trial to Orlando. Jury selection is expected to take one week Two television photographers and another of the 4-6 weeks set aside for the trial. The from a newspaper were asked to leave the booking room. AU planned to use what little administrator of the Orange County Court said 750 people had been summoned to report film footage they obtained, At one time, Bundy was placed on the FBI's for this week's work —500 more than would 0 ten most wanted list, but his supporters scoff ordinarily be called for jury selection. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) —Theodore Bundy, whose second murder trial starts today, arrived in Orlando Sunday threatening to create a scene If he was photographed by reporters, authorities said, P,iv,Au in ,.hur,n.A with l,,rin,, n I nk eiiv ... .. .... '...j girl away from her junior high school between classes and leaving her dead In a deserted pig pen 35 miles away. A helicopter Sunday brought the convicted killer from Raiford, where he has been confined to death row since last July. He was given the death penalty at the end of a fiveweek trial for sneaking into a Tallahassee sorority house and murdering two women In their beds. "He said he would have to be dragged across the floor to be photographed," said Richard King, a spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Dcnartment. "We didn't want a kicking and screaming session, so we Ir I., ~~C41 flu - _:F i. .. : , :!-'~ - .ir Also buying notes, licaley said, are the - AREA DEATHS R"nrlv ThrPntP_n_q ,1.qrP_nP ' WINAMAC, Ind. (UPI) - The 1978 deaths of three teenage girls in a fiery rear-end collision is forcing the Ford Motor Co. to account for Its design of the controversial Pinto subcompact. The automaker goes on trial today on an Indictment of reckless homicide in a case of nationwide significance that could determine how responsible manufacturers are for the safety of their products, Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Harold Staffeldt, 60, a lifelong resident of this town of 2,500 persons, set aside two months for the trial, At issue Is whether alleged faulty design of gas tanks In the early Pintos caused the deaths of the three young women on a nor- ~ . i purchase. Ford Faces Homicide Charge In Pinto Deaths I . . &Iw~ Did Priest Make Advances? • .------- I - House Subcommittee To Hear Arguments On Use Of Radar Milcome NEWCOMER! United Auto Workers, a food workers union return to work Monday and to accept the pay schedule," CTU President Robert Healey announced. The union's governing board also voted to approve the purchase of $500,000 in city general obligation notes, which come due July 31, 1980. Henley stressed the money for that purchase will come from union general funds — not the teachers pension fund. Henley also said the Chicago Police Officers Union will use $10 million of its No, this is not another one of those Imported-snowIn-Florida photos. Rather, these are snowmen dressed b' Amish children in Pennsylvania's Lancaster (ounty. The creations are the traditional garb of the "plain people." - WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter today signed the $3.5 billion Chrysler aid bill, a govtninent.backed plan which officials hope will rescue the controversial auto maker from the brink of bankruptcy. The bill, which provides $1.5 billion In federal loan guarantees, was signed at an early afternoon White House ceremony, The measure calls for stiff cash concessions from Chrysler employees and requires the auto company to raise another $1.5 billion from private sources. United Auto Workers officials say the fate of the No. 3 automaker Is now in the hands of the company's hourly workers, After two days of talks in Detroit over the weekend, the UAW and Chrysler reached ,& TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - A state House subcommittee hears testimony today on whether to make radar inadmlssable as evidence in speeding cases heard by Florida's courts. The hearing will open a week of committee meetings as legislators linker with several proposals set for consideration In the 1960 regular session this spring. Measures up for discussion in committee this week would levy a $100 tax on gas guzzlers, place a surcharge on speeding tickets, regulate hazardous waste disposal and require tests for teachers. Chicago Teachers Union. Chrysler Salvage Plan Gains Carters Pen - ____ pension fund to purchase notes, as part of the $25 million of notes that state, city, education and banking officials agreed unions would Auto Makers Reverse Roles IN BRIEF ______ HOSPITAL SNOW FOOLIN' • _ 11 As Orlando Trial Opens - Police Think Man, Not Lion, Killed Born Ftee' Author _ - - NEW YORK (UP!) - A 20-month-old boy whose mother allegedly scalded him and placed him in a hot oven during an exorcism rite, has died at New York Hospital. For four days, Loon Justin - suffering from thirddegree burns over 90 percent of his body — clung to life in the hospital's acute care ward. A hospital spokesman said that he died Sunday at 8:15 p.m. His mother told police at the time of the Incident last Wednesday the boy was possessed by devils she had tried to exorcise. i s Party Smashes Election Foes Gan '" WEATHER . -- 'Exorcised' Infant Dead Dramatlè Political Comeback -__ ', ¶ CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) — An attorney for Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood concedes his client will probably face a court martial concerning his activities during 132 years behind enemy lines but he says that will give Garwood a chance to tell his story. "As far as Bobby is concerned, he's better off if they do convene a court martial," said attorney Dermot Foley of New York. "Then it's over. He's won. He's through with that episode for the rest of his life." An investigative hearing to determine if a court martial will be convened moves into its final phase this week and Foley said he expects no surprise testimony. Garwood, 33, of Adams, Ind., is accused by former POWs of collaboration with the enemy In a jungle prison camp, and of desertion by the Marine Corps. 'Crazy' Bidding Drives Up The Steel Coffin In Washington .- Garwood Welcomes Hearing . ,. - * •. CHICAGO (UPI ) — The nation's third largest school system, fraught with financial problems, has won an $875 million bailout plan from state, city, education and banking leaders and a vote of confidence from the Teachers voted overwhelmingly Sunday to - - survey shows. Newsweek's copyright survey of Democrats and independents "showed that doubts about the propriety of Kennedy's behavior at Chappaquiddick have risen significantly in the past six months — with 55 percent now saying he acted improperly." But the poll still shows many voters consider Kennedy to be a better leader than the president, whose stock has been rising since the onslaught of the Iran crisis. - necessary. Paul D. Johns, executive vice president of the Chicago Board of Trade, first said the board was "unalterably opposed" to the trading Will and raised the possibility of a legal challenge. In Iowa, which produces 20 percent of the nation's corn crop, critics warned Carter's move could severely depress grain prices. Chicago' s Schools happaquiddick Hurts Ted I and the MidAmerica Commodity Exchange in Chicago. "The Important and dramatic action taken by the president has necessarily altered the fundamental marketplace conditions of supply and demand," commission Chairman James M. Stone said. The commission plans to meet again Tuesday to decide whether further action is Huge Bailout Saves make an announcement later today on progress in negotiations of 415 contracts for petroleum industry workers. If his report is unfavorable, it could mean a strike by as early as midnight, union spokesman Jerry Archuleta said. "I stand behind the statement that Mr. Goss made to a reporter Friday," Archuleta said early today. - - conflict between Kung and the church, but to express the group's concern over conflicts in the Roman Catholic church leading to the censure. Under the commission's order, trading was suspended today and Tuesday on futures contracts in wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, soybean oil and soybean meal on the Chicago Board of Trade, Minneapolis Grain Exchange, the Kansas City Board of Trade said today. OCAW President Robert Goss was scheduled to 4W Needs Committee, a group that expressed advisory group made up of community ..................................... .• concern over the possibility of losing local leaders." .....a.., controlofthehospitalffitlssoldorleaaedto .. "I know we can satisfy the people of Sanh. an out-of-town organization. Christopher ford and Seminole County on this matter," Holden, president of the committee, said he Blair said. cathedral Sunday was not meant to take sides In the commodities. - Tenn. But Kirchhoff replied that HCA is cornmuted to the full autonomy of Individual local institutions and Florida Hospi tal, Orlando, would run the hospital via a board of directors, the majority of which would be from the Adventist Health Systems organ ization. ,,We will have a board of directors of which Florida Hospital regiobal vice president. Blair was responding to Kirchhoff's letter to the Seminole County Resources for Human of Kung. unanimously to suspend trading of the futures contracts on the four markets that handle the WASHINGTON (UPI) — In an unprecedented action, a government agency has halted trading of futures contracts in six grain commodities affected by President Carter's embargo of grain shipments to the Soviet Union. In an emergency action Sunday to cushion the blow of Carter's embargo, the Commodities Futures Trading Commission voted DENVER (U PI A strike by the 60,000-member Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers at midnight tonight appeared likely, primarily because of contract differences over health care benefits, a union spokesman . . was concerned about Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) obtaining the hospital, since its corporate headquarters are in Nashville, Reacting to a letter by Seminole County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff which states Florida Hospital's proposal to pur. chase Seminole Memorial Hospital "does not clearly guarantee local control," a Florida Hospital official said they are willing to negotiate the matter, "But our understa nding is that we've covered that point," said Mardian Blair, Catholics Protest Conflict . IN BRIEF Oil Workers' Strike Likely As Union Asks Pay Boost Hospital Bidder Willing To Negotiate C Agency Slows Grain Trading NA110N Owner Charged In Drug Bust en r Florida Airport in Sanford, police The plane and its occupants got away, according to Sheriff's 1 spokesman, Action Reports John Spolskl. A former Sanford nightclub owner, his maitre d' and a Winter Park man were to be arraigned today in U.S. Magistrate's Court in Orlando on federal charges of "conspiracy wi th intent to distribute and possess marijuana." IN BRIEF Monday, Jan. 7,1980-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __1,•_,._' • • ,•• 1' FuneralNotice-- -- - - MRS. FAULKNCRRY. MARY LOUISE - Graveside services for Mrs Mary Louise Faulkenberry, of 715 Faber Drive, Orlando, who died Saturday in Orlando will be Wednesday at p.m. in Evergreen Cemetery with Sister Katie Summons officiating Irisson Funeral Home in th,1tg? 70, 2 PA �Evening Herald (USPS 1$1.200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, Jan. 7, 1980-4A Seminole Sheriff John Polk Is "stunned and gratified" that only one arrest was made for driving under the Influence of alcohol (DUI) by " 2 __ a Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, 14.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Iu 8 6 'Men To Match t The Clock Its Mountains' - patrol cars were out over the holiday specifically searc hing for drivers who were unfit to be behind the wheel, Under a sta te grant, the county has received funds for the six additional patrol groups to try and eliminate Seminole County's Diace near the top of the list of DUI arrests per capita, Spoiski explained. Spolskl explained deputies make DUI ar rests based on abnormal driving and field sobriety tests walking a straight line and other indications of sobriety. A person believed to be intoxicated Is ta ken to The special drunk drivers squad will soon be riding in the county's newest patrol cars also courtesy of the state. The county has received nine new cars which - SPORTS against the state law awarding certain interest money to the court clerks is up for consideration by the U.S. Supreme Court. On Wednesday, attorney Harvey Alper filed the 40 copies of his request for the high court to hear his case. It was the last day the appeal of the decision in volving about $97,000 In interest could be filed . - - Corral ment. Six of the cars will be used excluslvly by the special squad, which has been using cars nor- The case pit ting an Altamonte Springs lawyer VIEWPOINT TAMPA, Fla. tUPI Dennis Harrah, like a lot of other Los Angeles Rains, has Chrysler: Teen-Ager, Underneath — P rof its Tax Winner By ROBERT WALTERS By ROBERT J. WAGMAN WASHINGTON The scene is a familiar one In millions of households: teenagers - jj their parents for more spending money while simultaneously denouncing them for a variety of alleged sins. A variation of that family drama recently was played on a grander scale In this capital. In t he expanded version, the federal govern. ment was cast in the role of the parents while the Chrysler Corp. was the free-spending, ill- mannered teenager. Congress to authorize unprecedented LIGHTER SIDE Just Call It ,, UFO package including $1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees and it's time to set the record And, while no good purpose Is served by straight about how the company got Into its denying the severity of the challenges we face, precarious financial condition, neither must we underestimate our latent ability For decades, Chrysler has been content to to endure and, in the end, to prevail. We have " company of the auto in. more reasons to be hopeful than apprehensive. We be the "me-too"company collectively, By DICK WF.ST Edison's invention opened Sept. 12, Just 10 WASHINGTON (UP!) Away down days before the Indian OCUfl pllOflWlOfl - - - scintillation. It seems reasonable to speculate that South enjoy the cumulative legacy of two centuries of responsible selfgovernment, success In the teeth of every kind of adversity, and, when necessary the demonstrable will to defend legitimate interests despite the gravest period. America's "Chrysler is a tradlt4onal leader in fuel. prospects are not lightly to be dismissed. economy," Lee A. Iacocca, the company's "Men to match Its mountains," lathe way one r ecently Installed board chairman, boosted to 19th Century observer described this country and a Senate committee. "Chrysler builds more its people. Our resolve today should be that we small cars as a percentage of its total continue to merit such tribute in the difficult production than either General Motors or - authority than General motors President EMot,M. Eates: "The customers an ready. They want 1985 fuel economy now," coc=mwaft the 100th isey of the I1 My records show that Smithsonian Institution's exhibition celebrating Thomas ---. - Everybody wderstands that experinmW projects don't always pan out as anticipated, And it could be thgy have invented the world,s ii .,i i..i — -- - ' — down pass. An apparent 27-yard scoring pass to Jimmie Giles in the final minutes was nullified by an illegal procedure penalty, ending Tampa Bay's final threat. - - "Will I be able to play in the Super Bowl?" asked Rains' AllPro defensive end Jack Youngblood, who played Sunday despite a hairline fracture of the fibula, "I'll be able to fly by then." Cullen Bryant paced the Hams' 216-yard ground attack with 106 yards as he became the only player besides the New York Giants' Billy Taylor to rush for more than 100 yards against the Buccaneers' leagueleading defense. Wendell Tyler, who added 86 yards on the ground, said this is a different Los Angeles team. "Ferragamo is still young, but he's a leader," said Tyler, who rushed for 1,109 yards in the regular season as the Rains won the NFC West with a 9-7 record, poorest among the six division winners. "The difference between this team and the ones that didn't win is that this learn has youth, spirit and togetnerneas," An awesomise defense doesn't hurt, either. "We had a great defensive team out there today," added Tyler. "If it wasn't for our defense, we wouldn't . have won this game." Tampa Bay running back Ricky bell, who snreaaea Philadelphia for 142 yards last week, was held to 59 yar ds on 20 carries by a defense geared to the run. in knowing we had to stop their ground "-'—" —'... lJIVICi7, game out i won i uun we u ow it said pr oud defensive coach Bud Carson. The Rams did even better against the pass, harassing Tampa Bay's two quarterbacks with equal effectiveness. Doug Williams completed only 2-of-13 passes before leaving in the third quarter with torn biceps In his right arm. His replacement, Mike Itae, could only match Williams' feeble numbers as Buccaneers hit only 5-of-V passes for 96 yards, Including Eckwood's big option pass. --As a defense, we always go into the game thinking shutout," said All-Pro tackle Larry Brooks. "It helped us to know that we could stop them when we needed to, 71w Rains outgained Tampa Bay 369-177 in the first NFC title game without a touchdown and avenged a 21-- " BERRY'S WORLD . - The 'Medigap' Pol ic ies ' Fw on ' W t" Para mm*m Of Congress have been hearing horror stories Q=111. QWW PeM and Union n1slity. Middle Evsk bu bm a pod kba pne bad The lobbyists' tactic was to find a ..nslor from the bgJ1vth1. Willing tO 10111`06" thl dd4ft malum So The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a thsrve Itl'UCk out, IiramuutupbyCessInthewaks cithe se'callsd "Medigap" policies Ibses POIkISS One lobbyist cornered Sin. Malcolm 1174 Arab oil senbss'go, Was slupoisd to cost are mipposed to pick up 4w Wm* that RMvi- 10 A 800 =11MM AM ,Aboull 17 MHUM. Nowii Medicare and Medicaid leives In treshnent asked )iim to 'sponsor such a mow. H. 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Some ci the "'— — 1110 bwft ____ wee. j like those the company had oonwmttod In l—ka. On PUNNAlUbw necall". 011car Blowlift, worth of plpilinevjlp'n,',t auddeew a five____ Aff _____ ____ ______ ' - _____________ — , - ParseonGli, -P"IaWr connection which , LI PITTSBURGH UP! i Call theni Terry Bradshaw, who passed for 219 words in an eloquent manner. greedy, selfish it could be they arois and two touchdowns. "We're proud of ourselves, but deserve those labels. But they prefer Nolls quiet denicunor stood in we're also proud of the Steelers,'' to think of themselves as hungry. stark contrast to (limit of his players. Phillips saul. ''Iii a flay, that will be An unprecedented three Super Usually businesslike before and its playing against (lie NFC in the Bowl titles, accomplished in just five after gaines, the Steelers whooped Super Bowl. We're from (lie saiuie years, have not been enough for the and shouted mind slapped palms like confcrnce, the same division and Pittsburgh Steelers they want to a bunch of high school boys. we'll be rooting for the Steelers in make it four in six. ''We can become the first team to their next game. I don't think And Sunday, on the frozen field of will back-to-Wick Super Bowl titles anybody can beat Pittsburgh except Three Rivers Stadium, they moved twice; we truly want to make Pitt- Houston and we didn't tb it into position to make their dream sburgh the 'City of Champions.''' today." come true with a 27.13 victory over said Pittsburgh wide receiver Lynn For the second straight year, the the Central Division rival Houston Swann. Oilers and the Steelers split their Oilers that gave theni the AFC title ''This WAS the Super Bowl as far two regular-season gamiies only to and a chance to play the NFC as I'm concerned," said Oilers meet again in (he playoffs with Champion Los Angeles Humus in quarterback Dan l'astorini, who had Pittsburgh the Central Division Super Bowl XIV Jan. 20 in been weeping when lie had gone a champion and Houston ifmid-card Pasadena, Calif. few niinutes earlier to, congratulate representative. The Rains won (he NFC chain- amid wish good luck to) Bradshaw. The Steelers may have been pionship with at 9-0 victory over -Pittsburgh is going and they're thinking what (lie Oilers ere saying 'i'amnpa Bay Sunday. going to win." about the AFC gamuie being the real "They showed that they wanted It The Oilers' league-leading rusher, Super Bowl. But if they were, they very badly," Steelers Coach Chuck Earl Cammipbell, held to) just 17 yards were too polite to insult Los Angeles Null said after his team earned its by (1w Steelers, agreed, saying, ''I by saying so. Still they praised (lie fourth AFC championship in six think the two best teams in pro Oilers and their play. years-- and its second straight over football Played U gammie today." ''They were lreparI and they the Oilers with if stingy defense Houston's gracious coach, Burn played a tremmiendous ballgamioc. against the rush and cool play by Phillips, echoed his offensive stars' They played their hearts out," said - - - -- -- i'itt,sburgti defensive tackle Joe when rookie Vernon Perry, who had Greene, who four times smashed at playoff record four interceptions through the offensive line to stop against San Diego last k%eek, picked ('ampbt'll, coining off if groin injury off a Bra(Lshaw pass on the first Hiatt kept Will out of Houston' AFC semifinal upset at San Diego last series of the game and returned it For if playoff-record 75 yards and at week. 'Ii). The Oilers hung in there better Then, after Steelers rookie Mutt than the final score showed. Late in Bahr kicked a 21-varol field goal, the third period, Pastorini hit Mike Houston's Toni Fritsch kicked a 27Ut'nfrn in the end zone with a pass yarder to push the Oilers' lead back that would have 1)111 Houston an to seven points. extra point away from tying PittOn the next series, Bradshaw, who sburgh at 17, but 'lie officials ruled said he tried to, be too careful in the Renfro was not in control before lie early going, got into his groove and stepped out of bounds. Television the result was two quick touchreplays seemed to show that Henfro downs, lie hit Bennie ('unninghiamui umi:itk' a good catch but the Oilers had with at 16-yard scoring puss 5:27 into to settle for at field goal three plays the second period (limit tied the game Iatt'r, and threw if 20-yard 'l'l) lass to John Pas(orini felt the call ruined his Stallwurtli eight minutes later to Put team's t'lwumccs of rallying for Pittsburgh ahead for good. victory. Each train added at field goal in "If we get that touchdown the the second half, and Steelers runbalance shifts,'' Pastorini said. "We ning back Rocky Bleier, who is can conic out and rim in our next expected to announce his retirement possession insteaol of throwing like alter the Super Bowl, capped the we had to." scoring with a 4-yard 'L'[) plunge late '('1w Oilers had taken a 7.0 lead in the final quarter. He's Old And Too Small But. Gets The Job Done PITTSBURGH(UPI) — They needle hini a lot about his age, his size, his receding hairline and his being a Vietnam hero, and Rocky Bk'ier never gets the least bit upset about it because he, better than anyone else, knos how the Pittsburgh '''l'o mmie, it as,'' Brads-haw said later. "That touchdown of his made the day for all of us.'' Iii the dressing rootmi, the Steelers gave HIder one of (lit' game balls. They knew what this gaiuie meant to himmi lx'cause it could've possibly been his last one, had time Steelers los t, and he wasn't even sure he was going to start in it until univ a couple of hours before it began. Steelers really Feel about tutu. They all love the little guy. You could see (limit for yourself if you happened to be uniting tue 50,475 who were on hand at Three Rivers Stadium Sunda)unday to watch the Steelers make it to the ,Suner Bowl for the fourth fourth time in six years with if 27-13 beating of the Houston Oilers or if you were looking at the game on television, Withh less than a minute left and the Steelers on t Oilers' 4yard line, Pittsburgh quarterback 'I'erry Bradshaw culled time (cain's 30-trap play and that meant (1w No. 3 back, Hider, was to go through the No. 6 hole in the line, After the snap, Bradshaw handed oil to Hider, who slithered across the goal line under two of Houston's defenders, Greg Bingham and Art Stringer. As soon as referee Jinm Tunney signumuleol it was a touchdown, HIder, who will be :14 in Mardi, is (lie second oldest running back in the league, Only Preston Pearson of Dallas is older by a couple of months. Before the present season started, (lucre was talk about Meier being washed up. Oh, sure, everybuol knew how lie had tommie ba ck to win a job with time Steelers after suffering serious wounds in both feet in Vietnam,i and he timid well for them (or 11 seasons, but tie was tlHuglm( to ix' -- hilcier was mmiublwoi by his teammates. First, Franco' Harris hugged him. Bradshaw also came running up to e mbrace hnum and then the rest of the Steelers practically stimilloweti imimmi till, You could tell how happy they were for hiiimi. The Steelers already had (lie garume pretty iell 't rapped up and Blcier's touchdown, capping a great day in 't imicti lie miumoit' 52 yards in three tries and grabbed three passes for :19 inure, represented so immuch icing mu time cake, but front time ecstatic reaction by his fellow players, you would've thought the stocky 5-foot-10 running back had just made the play of time timuy. washed shed tip when this season began, Nonetheless, lie had a reasonably good season itt, 434 yards rushing and four touchdowns even though Sidney Thornton, at third-year man fron t Northwestern Louisiana, replaced hiimmi as (lie No. :i running back. Gators Begin Search To Replace L tz t'j in International Florida Athletic Director Bill Carr says he has been instructed to begin an immediate search for' a basketball coach to replace John Lotz, who L.. E'..a..i..... itmgmmeu UY request UtUFUUy. Meanwhile interim coach Ed Visscher began preparations tod ay for Wednesday night's home , games is that we might apply even more energy into becoming spiritually successful. This kind of success is not a destination but a journey. Our real rewards will come in being *able to someday say: I really did make an honest attempt to keep my priorities in order, to be God's hands and feet in this world, and in doing so, I've c1 .". J',,y III to John I.otz for his leadership of the program and the great personal respect I have for him as an individual. I know everyone connected with the Gator am wishes both John and his family IL.. I.,,,.. £ £L. lilt! I)VS( in inc muture." In other college basketball Saturday, North ('arolina-Charlotte upset previously unbeaten . acksonville 68-65 in a Sun licit Conference game t Charlotte, South Florida stopped Buffalo 75-62 at Tampa and Central Florida downed Aquinas 109-77. _- Lotz, will retain the head job until the end of the serving Dim through my vocation." season, CArr said. ('arr said, I would express deep appreciation Sources said Iotz had received a request to resign early last week, but apparently university officials had expected him to remain on the job throughout the season. Instead, he quit after . Saturday's 82-62 loss to Auburn. Chris Marlette's Croorns down 16 rebounds, strongest squads we'll face Friday's prep schedule has I have submitted my resignation at the 'request panthers gained a measure of Greg Hill, who scored 4 this year and over the put Spruce Creek at Lake ?, of the university. The university will honor the revenge over the weekend Points before leaving the couple of seasons, Crooms Brantley, Mainland at Lake game with a broken foot, will and the Greyhounds has Howell, DeLand at Lyman terms of my contract in a manner which is with a little payback. The Panthers whipped St. be out for a while. His injury developed Into a good and Apopka at Seminole. mutually acceptable," he said. Cloud 54-39 Saturday, ritaking is of some concern to Seminole County Rivalry." I On Saturday. the Five Star Itis'future plans were not disclosed. for Marlette. an earlier season and The Panthers finish up the Conference challenges the Sat urday's loss dropped the Gators to 47 overall up urnament low to St. Claud. "Hill was really starting to week with an away game Orange Belt when the Lake Th ct co e vi me on for us," Marlette Th ursday at Kissimmee and Brantley Pa triots travel to ory, the first in 1980 member of the team is looking to Lotz overall record was 83-83 since coming to for the Sanford school, im. said of his injured starter. then travel to Leesburg for a play the O%iedo lions. mixture of respect and pride. Florida in 1973 from North Carolina, where he proved the Panthers's season "He has be en hitting th e Sat urday contest. "but best," acknowledged Carson, "Pittsburgh is served as an assistant under Dean Smith. He was sla te to 83. boards very well in the last St, Cloud-Fuuwood S-I-li; Once SEC guiding his team to a 17-9 record and a fourth was Mr. Everything, Calvin some improved scoring Brlzmdine 2.1-5, J.hesoa 4-2Bryant, leading the way. potential we'll miss him in ii. Totals 1144$. place finish.' Bryan t scored a game high the line up" CroomaLaw 1-2-4, GaInes 44 His troubles started the next year when fresh20 points to pave the Crooms The Panthers face a busy 8, HIll 1.2-4, Bryant 8-4.21, MPH men prospects John Corso and Mike Aldridge quit attack despite the fact no schedule this week. Tonight at Knight 142, Hendricks 142, the team. They contended that since last year's other Panther hit for double 6:30 Crooms plays host to Wyms 441, Jackson 344, Ciators had a dismal 3-15 season record, they and figures. We Howell i4nd is at hoine ToWs 046L ORIANDO — Co#ch Henry Director. Dr. Jack O-UM. Thie talfrited center conagain WedneWay night at In high school action this (he other freshmen ought to be getting more Brandon and his University of on 8-11 the 6:30 to shots from 26 play take on long week, Lake Brantley meets r— __ _ _ me Knights will time rival Central Florida men's tennis playing time so as to be gaining experieflce. The nwr and converted a perfect Lyman. s at home Apopka, Lake Howell travels 11 ~ FLO R I 0 A`7__~) 4-4 from the charity stripe. "We're looking forward to to Lyman, Seminole hosts Sunshine State Cfern"c UCF' will also be hosting In a statement released alter his resignation Bryant was also a dominant the Lyman game, Colonial and New Smyrna Marlette Tour nament In More for them 1980 Sunshine State Con. was announced, [Atz said: *My prayer for all force on both the offensive commented. Beach travels to Oviedo on'their 1980 schedule an- rerence Tournament on coaches as we pour so much energy into winning and defensi ve boards, hauling 'UNSHI STATE "They have one of the Tuesday night games. Ibouflced by UCF AthetIc February 14-15. — The Saga Of Steeters Put Freeze On Houston 27- 13 - - So when a U.S. satellite detected a brilliant Africa woi'ld have wanted to participate flash of night o off the coast of South Africa one such an observance, and in as eye-catching a manner as possible. From that Premise, night last September, the Immediate deduction flows as follows: assumption was that somebody was fooling around with nuclear eiplasivea. The South African government appoints a But South Africa denied It was secretly r ommend ways conducting atomic tests at sea. the , occasion. At its first meeting, one "There ain't nobody down here but just us. member suggests an exhibit featuring an conventional weaponeers," the South Afri. atomic light bulb. cans said. Or words to that effect, "We could have the atomic bulb burning Nor did a panel of experts appointed by Ford," White House to check into the Incident sub.. along'Ide a primitive incandescent lamp of the typ Edison tad." he us. "it would stantlate the suspicion. When Iacocca appeared before the senate L.. ..1...,A # iianzing uimzntuee, his testimony was ba IflVL way us unsuraung DOUt we UflAlthough the signal picked up by the portance of Edison's achievement and the larded with references to the "massive coat satellite cer tainly looked as if It came from a tremendous technological strides made In the burden" imposed by federal agencies, "the nuclear explosion, the panel reported last ensuing century," heavy Impact of government regula tion" and week, there was no corroborating evidence, "burdensome product regulations." By September, the bulb is ready to turn on. such as radioactive fallout. "But before we put It on public display, Thus It appears the investigation into the But authorita tive analyses show that apmaybe we ought to test it out to make sure It mystery is back on Square One. proximately one-half to two-thirds of those wcIis," says the scientist In charge of I personally have felt all along that South costs Involve compliance with the fuel research."We could put Itona barge and tow Africa was being unfairly placed under '& economy standards that have forced chrysler It out to sea and that way if It fizzled nobody mushroom c'oud by whatever It was the to finally accept small, economical cars. would be the wiser." satellite saw that night. Are those standard bureaucratic "non-the shove scenario explains the origin of If the panel needs a straw to grasp, permit thIf .IJiUa sense," as Chrysler claims, or are they .huui.l ek ...A 1 6k.. 11. "W Invu aw U11111 0 me to point out that the lghtIng closely coinresporuive to Comm" demands The final South Africans to feel embarrassed, cided with ceremonies Malavasi: 'We Waited A Long Time For This' TAMPA, Flu, (UPI) The perennial postseason blues of the Los Angeles Rains disappeared Sunday under all that orange. The Rams, who have won an NFL-record seven straight division titles but had never reached the Super Bowl before, used Frank Corral's three field goals and a devastating defense for a 9.0 triumph over the fourthyear Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC title game. "We've waited for this day a long time," said Los Angeles Coach Ray Malavasi, whose team earned the dubious privilege of meeting the threetime NFL champion Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV on Jan. 20 in Pasadena, Calif. "It feels good, but all I'm thinking about is one more." The Hams losers of four of the previous five NFC championship gamiies held the Buccaneers to only seven first downs and 177 yards in total offense, despite the deafening roars of "Go Bucs Go" from the Tampa Stadium record crowd of 72,033, clad mostly in orange. "I'm feeling great because we accomplished what we wanted to do," said Rams' quarterbac Vince Ferragamo, who played with surprising poise for a three-year pro who had thrown only 35 NFL passes entering this season. "If our defense plays that way, we can't lose the Super Bowl," Ferragamo, who started the final five gaines of the regular season after, Pat, Haden was injured, completed 12-of-23 passes, for 163. yards and wasn't intercepted as lie led the lams within range of Corral's secondquarter field goals of 19 and 21 yards and a clinching 23-yarder midway through the final quarter. The Buccaneers, who were seeking to become the youngest franchise inleague history to reach the Super Bowl, didn't cross midfield until late in the third quarter and they had to rely on a trick play to do it. On 3rd-and-6, Jerry Eckwood took a pitchout and tossed a 42-yard option pass to a wide-open Larry Mucker down the right side, Safety Dave Elmendorf's open field tackle at the Rams' 34 saved a touchdown and the drive fizzled at the 30 on an incomplete fourth- servicestatlons,réflneriesor even perhaps to foreign subsidiaries. producers, however, would feel the bite and severely, too, Anderson told wavering senators. The lobbyist admitted that few would miss a meal as a result of the new tax, but almost all the small producers would suffer a sufficient cash flow problem to prevent them from having sufficient capital with which to go about finding new oil. And, after all, he said, that was the stated purpose of oil price decontrol. Anderson's amendment was fought by the National Citizens' Coalition for the Windfall Profits Tax, an umbrella group of some 100 organizations, which includes such powerhouses as the AFICIO, the NAACP and the League of Women Voters. The ___.__I I-wwnu*i COM M argued for a neavy winazau profits tax and said the Bentsen-introduced, Anderson-proposed exemption would dilute the benefits to be derived from such a tax. In the end, though, Anderson proved more persuasive In the Senate anteroom., than the coalition's powerful members. Coalition chief lobbyist Marilyn Thompson was unable to marshal a strong enough campaign to challenge Anderson and the Senate accepted the Bentsen amendment. Hours before the House and Senate adjourned for the year, congressional conferees agreed in orindoal to a'comprornin ~.inn Of the windfall profits tax. Still to be worked out, though, is how that tax will break down, and that includes the matter of the exemption. A conference on that specific Issue currently is scheduled for January 17. yonder In the Indian Ocean you dqn't find Other events honoring Edison were taking terribly many glow-In-the-dark neckties or place elsewhere about that time. other luminous objects capable of nocturnal de-emphasizing innovation in favor of copying the successful technical improvements and design changes made by Its gercompeU, the General Motors Corp. and the Ford Motor Co. word an that "Ject comes fmm no less ah I Bill Anderson may turn WASHINGTON out to be the big winner when Congress finally votes to approve that $227 billion windfall profits tax on deregulated domestic oil. He certainly was the big winner In th e Senate debate over the tax. If Anderson's name is not a familiar one, it's not supposed to be. Anderson Is a Washington lobbyist who was hired by a group of small oil producers to push through the Senate an exemption for them from most of the consequences of the tax. And lobbyists are supposed to keep in the background. Anderson did Just that, and quite effectively. For months, he worked quietly behind the scenes, lining up support from a group of oil state senators. Finally, when he thought he had enough support to start his campaign in the upper chamber, ne asxea one on-stater, Democratic Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, to Introduce an amendment to the windfa ll profits bill that would exempt the first 1,000 barrels a day of production from the tax. Once the amendment reached the floor, Anderson began the process of lining up the extra support he needed to carry the day. Anderson argued that the proposed tax would not have very much Impact on the major oil companies. Big on simply would move its "protit centers" from the oil fields to - — "Ha'odI What If ow ftionWo bomo a cloast TREKKIE?" __-.~ "'Se ten sv tuiu to go get caught the Will beyond the are ppfl. flg" Los Angeles to those three Youngblood, grimacing them and that's what We tilti." back of the end zone although flues tight end Jiiiimic Giles field goals. while a trainer cut a heavily meaning for the Hums since' Rains ('ouch Ray Malavasi a replay indicated he got both said he tjidn't notice (lie Hams "The fact we didn't give up taped splint from his leg, said file Rains dominated been in many a National they played in four of the said that although the low Feet in bounds. doing anything different on any touchdowns doesn't the pain would not keep him Football Conference title previous five NFC champion- Sunday's game far more than score "indicated the type of defense. "They just matter," said Wood. "They out of the Super Bowl. "I'll be game but never a Super ship gaines and lo them all. the 9-0 score indicated. •Ern Bay didn't get was, we had two eXeCUtl'(l,'' said Giles. "I still won the game, If you able to Fly by t he n,'' he sa id. were (loWn to the Buccaneers' game it Bowl. znitliiell until late in the third tons taken away think we had just as munch can't score, you can't win and "I'v e known what this game 5-yard line or closer before all Not until now, that from quarter. It took a trick ilii', a The Rams defense held the drive and enthusiasm going they scored. Now, I just hope for the NFC crown was of Corral's field goals two The burly offensive lineman 42''t1 halfback pass front for flues to just 43 net yards in the Malavasi was referring to a into the game, but those guys they win the Super Bowl and his i teammates won a like," said Hurrah. "I've been in (lie second quarter and the Jerry Eckwood to Larry half when 'i'ampa first illegal procedure call that just caine to piav football." the NFC." Mucker, to ai'oiiiplish that berth in Super Bowl XIV Jan. here three times before. But I other in the fourth Doug Williams, and got nulifietl a 4-yard touchdown And flues linebacker If there had been an awart quarterback 20 back home in Los Angeles don't know about the Super to the Hues' 15 before Corral run and the Rues gained unIv w ho left the game with an by Cullen Bryant late in Richard \Vood, who recovered for Most Valiant Player in yards in the next four plays by beating the Tampa Bay Bowl, about all the media and missed another field goal try NFC game, it would elbow iriJur niidwa' through first period and a far more all that sort of thing. in the third. be fore turning (lie bail over, a Fumble to stop a first. Sunday's Buccaneers 9-0 Sunday with the third quarter, completed controversial call on a 20-yard quarter Humus' drive at the have had to go to end Jack tink three Frank Corral field goals "I suppose I'll be like a little two of 12 passes. "We thought going in we scoring pass from Ferragamo "The key to our defense was Taimipa 16 ,111(1 made the Youngblood. who was in for and a defense that would even kid. But don't get the idea that could control the game," said to Preston Dennard just shutting down the run," said fourth-down tackle that all but two of the Rains ''The)- just played a great have done credit to the Pitt- means we're going to be Rains quarterback Vince before Corral's only miss. Rains defensive coordinator stopped another at the Tiunpa defensive plays despite a defensive game," said Wilsburgh Steelers they'll be overawed about playing. Ferraganiu, who completed On that pass play, an of. Bud Carson. ''After you've 24 early in the final period, got broken bone in his lower right hams. ''Whatever we did. playing for the NFL chum- We're going to strap our 12 of 23 passes for 163 yards. ficial ruled that Dennard played against Dallas, you no satisfaction from holding leg. they expected it." Windfall - ~ Buc s Super Bowl Dream - — 91116 40"ba l! pionship. headgear on and be reads' to Winning Sunday had special give the Steelers a battle." — VIEWPOINT by even larger worries abroad. As Henry financial assistance to bail out their cor. Kissinger observed recently, nearly every con- poration, Chrysler executives griped continent is sliding toward crisis. A stable world stantly about the real and imagined costs of order underwritten by universally accepted federal regulation. standards of international conduct — the original The incessant nattering from federal goal of the United Nations charter is nannies about emission controls, fuel everywhere breaking down as greed, ambition, economy, air bags, safety bumpers and and a lust for power reassert their historical assorted other government mandates was demands, according to company officials a major It appears most likely, therefore, that the cause of Chrysler's financial plight. coming year and the decade it inaugurates will Chrysler now has its $3.5 billion aid see Americans sorely tested individually and d£ - E — While imploring the White House and times ahead. Wkks - Rams Back Boasts, Bounce Buccaneers ...............'• Pittsburgh. Our economic problems at home are mirrored - - The case originated w hen Eckerd's Drugs of College Park, Inc. bought out Webb's Fabulus Drugs, a failed chain of stores. Alper was appointed by the cour t to determine which of over 20() creditors would get a share of the $2 million paid for Webb's assets. many left as spares. Three of the new vehicles will replace other cars now in service, Monday, Jan. 7, iftO—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Alper, who says he has a statistical one-in-25 cha nce of ha ving the court consider the case, is trying to void a state law saying interest on funds handled by each county's clerk of the court goes to the clerk and not the owner of th e cash. will be out on the streets as soon as they can be equipped with radios and other poli ce equip- - DAVID M. RAZLER A generation ago, Americans were fond of envisioning a future transformed by wonderous technological breakthroughs. Aside from imnnrtin t'prthin thrill nf zntit'innfinn ihIc ,rnI, r,f sIa V IVV UI i---the future was a natural product of the widespread belief not only in the inevitability of progress, but in an accelerating and uninterrupted march toward a certain, better world. Alas, the world and the future appear to be less rational to this troubled generation. The characteristic optimism of most Americans is now blurred by doubts, their hopeful expectations dull ed by apprehensions. And, for the first time since World War II, Americans confront the dawn of a new decade unconvinced that it will bring an improvement in their own lives. The tangible diffi culties we face are apparent enough. The availability of energy in sufficient quantities to sustain our standard of living is far from assured. A stubborn, and worsening, monetary inflation poses a continuing threat to our economic security and, most importantly, to our self-confidence. Our supremacy as an industrial and cornmercial power is under the severest challenge from friends, neutrals, and adversaries alike. No American can take comfort when the largest domestic steel manufacturer seeks advice from Japan on ways to modernize aging plants in --., i nstances, generally when the individual has been In an accident and can't use the machine, Spolskl said. deputies over the four-day New Year's weekend, said department spokesman John Spolski. The lack of arrests was not due to the county not trying to kep drunks off the road. Six extra Around ' WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director th e county jail where a brea tholizer test is ad. ministered. The old blood test is only used In rare . Panthers Post 8th Victory Of Season ' ___ U.C.F . Men's Tennis '. Opens - Season Jan. 12 for ARRIVIALIVE 11, 3 r.r Lif' r. . — f. .." .11 . .1~ . . 1--, ' . . . , , A - I .. ~ , - . . - . .~ . . , . A~ S .; I' .1 ~ ~ mfl : Y'0..'.':': .. ,, ,L '.:"M . L. .t'; �. ,-.-----.P •. -- .-&--j . "-'r' -,. .-- . -- -' . .. -- A. -...--' . S - . - .- - S - . - - ' . _ - 44f ;4T? . - t ' -. I 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Jan. 7. 1910 ; E ieielv;:T@ I ;1 ii: Qucbe Pro Basketball It l e j 30 10 ISO ladlph N e w Y.rI' Ashnqtn Washington Idaho 41(01) Potsdam 96, Ottawa 71 ('ti 28 it 718 1 Washington 2, Minnesota 7 ttu,cIq. Island 61, Widener 18 22 71 5)? 9' 1 "e WPI 67. Union SO $8 20 471 11 Sunday's Results t-pw icr',',' lB 71 479 13 Atlanta S. N V lingers S West (tie) Central Division w Montana 53 Denver Philadelphia 1, Puffalo W L Pc?. GB Atlanta 25 17 395 Detroit 2. Hartford 1 Sovthiastif conference Standings San Anion, LM Angeles I, Winnipeg A 21 71 500 4 All Games Conference (lClnd it, ) 19 23 152 6 Pct. I. Pct. I. f'ouSton lB 72 ISO 6 Chicago 3. Vancouver 1 Tennessee T 1 0 1000 8 3 .750 Indiana Il 21 415 p / Today's Games Miss St. 3 1 .750 3 .150 LSU Mi 8 1 . 2 Detroit tO 3 738 Hartford at N V Rangers Kentucky 2 1 Ui 12 7 .137 Edmonton .1? Montreal Western Conference Georgia 2 2 500 8 2 ItS PittSburgh ,it Toronto Midwest Division Auburn 6 S .143 2 2 .300 ('hiladetphia at Minnesota W L Pct. GB Alabama 2 2 500 6 6 .500 KiiflsS (?y Vandy I 3 250 7 1 .636 26 18 591 Tuesday's Games Florida 1 3 .230 1 7 .361 MIwauke Vancouver at N V Islanders 75 18 581 Miss 1 0 000 6 500 Denver Winnipeg at Atlanta 16 27 377 9', Chicago Los Angeles at St Louis 13 26 333 I' . Standln, (Itati ItoSton a t Colorado $2 30 286 13 Conference All Games Pacific Division w t. Pct. W I. Pct. Ala Brmn W I. Pc?. GB 3 0 $000 8 2 .518 to .sacltsoqivlll 'i'attli-' 2 29 13 690 College SouthAlbm 2 1 661 -'° rj', t.ngCls 79 II 671 V.Cmmnwl 3 2 400 S 3 121 l'Iirni, 26 16 619 3 (iNC Cpirltt I I .500 6 6 .500 Portland 23 27 SIt 7' South Florid 0 0 000 1 5 .411 NewOrlent 0 3 WO 3 7 73 4189 at . . . . ,. Stt (_,olden Basketball 13 28 317 IS, Saturday's Results New York 171, Chicago Ill Kar',as City II?, Atlanta 101 Milwaukee 99, Cleveland 98 Houston III. Phoenix lID San Antonio $19. Roston hi Saturday's College Basketball Results By United Press international - Tournaments Fairfield Classic Fairfield, Conn. Championship Baltimore 61, Wagner 67 Consolation (airfield 65. Drexel 67 Denver II -, Indiana 105 iV.ishington $08. Utah 101 Seattle 121. Golden State I)? Sunday's Results New Jersey lOB, Cleveland - $00 Yan',a', City 170, Den',e Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. Ill, Los Angeles Milwaukee GeorgiaStat 103 Championship St Joseph's 57, Old Dominion SI Portland 119. Detroit to? San Diego $05, Seattle 103 today's Games ,No games scheduled) Consolation Vermont 101, 1 IU 8? Tuesday's Games Sun lilt Conference Standings Conference All Gain" me, W L PC?. W L PCt, Atbma 5 3 0 1000 9 7 .515 Jacksnvll 2 I .667 $0 I .909 SouthAtbm 2 I .647 9 3 -750 V. Cmmn 3 3 600 S 3 .721 UNC CPirl 1 I .500 6 6 300 SOuthFiOrd 0 0 000 1 S .441 NewOrlent 0 3 .000 3 7 . Georgia 0 3 .000 I tO .080 OURSELVES A Madam In The White House? hit an easy iayup to put the eight of his 10 thirdquartej. By United Press International took the gamble, road losses to 11. Wedman Nets ahead for good. points to spark U 16-6 burst in Milwaukee Bucks Coach Lakers' interim coach Paul scored 24, Birdsong 23 and first minutes of the Cleveland held the lead at the the Don Nelson knew he had to Westhead said, "They upped Ford 2oas Kansas City won its make a strategy change at the pace and tempo of their fourth straight game and its end of each of the first three period. Bob McAdoo of the and he made it. offense. They hit some shots fifth straight against Midwest quarters but was unable to Pistons had a game-high 31 halftime on the run, particularly in the Divison rival Denver. Bill hold off Newlin and Naft in the points. 22 coining in the first The Bucks, who trailed by third quarter. It was their RotAnzine came off the bench final period. Randy Smith led half. 19 points late in the first half, Clippers 105, SUPCI'SOIIJCS 103 extra effort, not a lack of for 16 second-half points for the Cavaliers with 21 points, came flying out of the locker Lloyd Free tossed in 34 e first quarter. th coming in 14 effort on our part." the Kings. David Thompson room to outscore the Los points and scored the game. In other gaines, Kansas finished with 22 points and Angeles La kers 43.22 in the Trail Blazers 119, Pistons 102 winning basket with 2:34 City routed Denver 120-101, Dan Issel 20 to pace Denver. thirdquarter,andwentontoa Run Brewer scored 28 remaining. Free's 15-footer New Jersey topped Cleveland 113-103 victory. ts and triggered an early put San Diego ahead 105.101 poin 108.100, Portland downed Nets 108, cavaliers ioo Mike Newlin scored 34 thirdperiod spurt for Por- and the Clippers then held the "What a difference in Detroit 119.102, and San Diego halves," Nelson understated, edged Seattle 105-103. points and rookie Calvin Natt hand. The Pistons, with the Sonics to two free throws by added 27 to send the Nets to worst record in the league at Dennis Johnson the rest of the "When we were down 19 we made a decision that the only their third straight victory. 10-32, have nowlost nine way. The game was tied four Kings 120, Nuggets ioi way we could win was to push Scott Wedman, Otis Bird- Trailing 95-93, Eddie Jordan straight games on the road times in the final six fflinutes, the ball up the court every song and Phil Ford combined hit a jumper to tie the score. and 20 of their last 22 away with the Sonics grabbing a time. We were flirting with for 67 points to extend the Jordan, who finished with 18 from home. Wi th the score 54- 101-99 lead on Jack points, t he n forced a steal and 54 at the half, Brewer scored six-foot shot with 3:51 to go. getting beat by 50 and just 'Nuggets' club-record string of She Ran For President As Free Love Candl*date - - By TOM TIEDE SpeclalToThe Herald I 0 1Q00 0 0 .000 - Sanford Electric Stretches Record To 9-0 9 1 800 It 0 1.000 S 3 633 6 S 313 3 7 .300 0 2 .000 WakeFrtt GaTet, Atlantic Bank 0 3 000 0 5 000 N C Wilmington 66, Siena 67 6.5 I? 11-13 CHEVVFS.G0T1T,. ~ Howard 87, Delaware 13 Detroit at Utah tnaiana at Portland Open Has East t.11eflen., II?, St. L.iwrcnce 110 $ 100,000 Purse Pro Football (lot) 11oston Coll 97, New Hampshire 69 NFL. Final Standings By United Press International American Conference East W I T Pct. Miami 10 6 0 675 New treilarid NV JetS Buffalo C&inisuis 87, Cornell 65 C.,'orgetown lD.0 ) 95, Iona 84 r,,'neva 70. Wasti & Jeff. (t'orgia 88, Vanderbilt 66 14')ly Cross 79, St Francis (NV) Indiana (Pa.) at, Westminster 71 .,tayettt. 73, Moravian 9 7 0 563 LaSalle 95, Pliaoara 83 8 8 0 .500 Lebanon Valley 55, Lycornmnq 7 9 0 438 Maine 67, So Carolina 65(0?) Baltimore annual Ladles Professional 4 I? 0 .250 Pittsburgh $4, Penn St. SO to the winner. Accorçting to Herman Seattle Dluon, tour'ament chair. to 6 0 .625 Syracuse 99 Solon HaIl 77 9 7 0 Oakland 9 7 0 Villanoya 51,S). Peter's 50 man, 3 Yale Ill, Middlebur y 7 9 0 438 York 16, Grove City 66 --- Kansas City National Conference East V E II S 0 .688 . various office at Rio Pinar, Individual Auburn 82. Florida 62 for a single day or for the full S Il 0 3 Grambllng 77, Delaware 66 1 511 IS, Mississippi St. W L T Pct. Louisville IS, Kansas St. 73 Tampa flay 12 lca wafts . i E D D U D 0 E D G 25 26 ' . If . . -.I", . WTHI6LrTEQL4 MANLAIL TRAM Mks air L 27 - • MPG EPA (ST 2 . week, he said. Tickets will also be 1111111TH I participating area charities, such as the Central Florida 10 6 0 .675 Maryland 84, Wake Forest 76 10 6 0 .675 Memphis St. 70, Virginia Tech 69 Council Boy Scouts and the Minnesota Green flay 1-90 N. C. Charlotte 68, Jacksonville 65 Central Florida Leukemia S 1) 0 .313 N. Carolina St. 96, Tow5-son St. 63 ' Detroit Society, he added. 2 14 0 .175 Tennessee 49, Kentucky 41 West Texas Southern 109, Southern $01 W L T Pct. Tulane 69, New Orleans 62 Los Angeles 9 1 0 .563 Virginia 88, North Carolina 52 New Orleans 8 I 0 .500 W. Kentucky 63, Louisiana Tech 59 Atlanta San Francisco 6 10 0 .375 2 11 0 Midwest u-division champion y wild card playoff team Playoff Schedule and Results (All Times EST) By United Press International Sunday. Dec. 33 Wild card playoffs NEC Philadelphia 77, Chicago I? AFC Houston $3, Denver 1 Akron IS, Murray Bethany 77, Benedictine 70 (201) tiowling Green 10, Western Mich. Butler 13, Indiana Central 67 (of) C. Michigan 13, Ohio 50 Cincinnati 69, Dayton 68 Cleveland St. $02, VMI 57 Cornell 98, Monmouth 93 DePaul SO, Loyola Chicago 75 Drake 122, Wisconsin. Superior 76 Illinois II, Northwestern 71 Illinois Wesleyan 77, MacMurray 71 AFC divisional playoff Houston 11. San Diego $4 Sunday, Dec. 30 AEC divisional playoff Pittsburgh 31, Miami 14 __ ________ ago, said members of Rio Pinar Country Club are particularly pleased that the _ I . ' • MPG - E]IlIIIE1E](ID i'pj fl1J2'I_ NI1nhSdN dsIlry N n 1 P.M. $fl2fl Anis,lca W2 JI,I (C1m1 busy) MATINEES: Mon. • Wed. - Sal. NIW MATINII Pest Tim. I 10p.m. . . $Ts*c 18 19 . P NIGHTLY 20 21 22 23 24 _____ mere's more than one way toget good t1re Ill mlmagedspendmgonhowtastyou, gas mileage. i tact, Oievrolet______ has a 'iole lot waather conditions, ar triplength. ChevroletS __ of ways. So you can choose the model and st'1e are equipped with CMbuilt ennes produced that best suits your drMng needs. And sti be by various _________ - conWor'.d by the tact that, whatever com• detas, -. . - - - IWhlS1' F BUUV*ttIN-$II-ISIS It 11 2$ II S 11 199* 46 V that good eating habits are I important. Foods that keep V - the whole body healthy will alSO keeP teeth, .ini' and condition. jawboass in Milk, cheese, meat, eu' A veetabi.s, fruits, whole V grain breads and corals are excellent for healthy £ teeth and Ems. U your child eats betwean meals, remember I that snacks uhld be lent in m$ar, In-betweess-nassl treats .such -such u candy, cream cookies, Ice m*arod chewIr4 gom antl .eesl drlIdcs may play A havoc with a child's teeth. Bacteria which are normallv present in the mouth thir1o1rn A ce acids acids wma attack II I N ol(s' Adas OIvlIlsa W I. ' ' -, - ., - - - Ilerri. ass" vally to - - . _4L,, I . IBMnI___ COmI AND. - GET. iT.-- 'ft. - ___ __ -. - w 5 .-Mw- a-a-- *- 1 .1 'i4f ' _ ...- 1 __..R'" •' . I a spiritualist, patent \s,tuna Wixhut1 medicine quack, prostitute, businesswoman and candidate For president of the United States in 1872. She opposed slavery and capital punish- By any and I can tell you that angel dust Is one of the most dangerous drngi on the street today. The following lia quote from my booklet: PCP(ORANGELDUST) iiThe boy woke up with a badly gashed hand. He found his mother In another room, siaoea ic aeaui. ate nazi no WWII another form of pot. Its not. iiTbahis the tragedy of the drug,' says Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal, head of the House Phoenix drug rehabilitation program. 'The country has gone soft grass, to kids think angel dust is not dangero us, that it's just Your a kind of super-joint.' readily available and ch eap. Many who sell it aren't aware of how dangerous it Is. i RWVVW R5'W FI1 between meals there Is morq apt to be a diane. for cavitim to develop, time the child will probqbly not brush right after before ackls have a chine. to (orm. Some toothworthy snacks for children are: apples, oranges, bananas plums, peaches, fruit juk'e., milk and cheese. The_greater distance between sweat jt food ad teeth, the bitter. Angel dust brings on hallucinations, paranoia and violence. There Is evidence that those who use It might suffer long-term brain damage." Some other chapters in this I --4-'. - _.._S.••__._._._. s-.- ,. .-n. a-...-. .._. ,.. .. . -. .- ,. , ______ - - - - . -;t. - - 1 . _ ,.j"' - ' .-... '. - - ,S - 12:00 8:30 0 C4 (5) 0 Cl) 0 (10) THE DES MOINES REGISTER AND TRIBUNE CANDIDATE FORUM Three leading Democratic presidential candidates participate in a debate at the Des Moines. Iowa Civic Center 9:00 ii!: (35) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Alabama vs isu t(17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Alabama vs Louisiana State 5 0 NEWLYWED GAME 7;O FAMILY FEUD (Il (35) MAUDE Maude I)13!iS a weekend wedding in wintry New England for Arthur and Vivian 24 (10) DICK CAVETI Guest author and screenwriter Frederic Raphael (Part 1 of 2) 12 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Its Anchie's birthday and tie' s more surprised by what it says his birth certificate than by p1,5 surprise party 8:00 0 I4 TO BE ANNOUNCED FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 112) (17) LAST OF THE WILD 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host; Richard Dawson Guests: Jack Banbutti, Dr Michael Fox () 0 HARRY 0 Harry attempts to defend a deal mur- do, suspect who believes that Harry Is tooling around with his wife 1 0 BARNEY MILLER Everyone is under suspicion when ten pounds of conliscat- ed marijuana disappears from the precinct house, (B) (II) (35)L.A.T.E.R. :--' - ,'M., .4.1.,1 ., 'S on Jan. 11 at Florida Power & Light Co., 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, at 7:30 pm. Mike Howell of Sanford will conduct the orientation. For further information about PWP's functions, call Howell, 3224655 or Dotty Walasek In r-s' ' ' - - - S 8. 4 - 5 Zubin Mehta. conductor of the New York Philharmonic 23 - - On Jan. 12, there will be an Amigos Covered Dish Supper at Howell's home 2440 S. Oak Ave.,, Sanford, at 7:30 p.m. Co-hostess will be Ms. Theresa Gorman. BYOB. soft dr in ks will be provided. All are asked to bring their favorite covered dish or salad. Cost is$1 for members, $1.50 for courtesy card holders. No charge for new members. For reservations and directions, Howell, 3234655 or Ms. Gorman 322-9555. On Jan. 16, there will be an PWP Chapters No. 284 extends a wel come to all eligible single parents in the local area to at tend one of PWP's Orientation sessions and find out more information what PWP is all about. HOLLYWOOD 4- i12(17) NEWS TuFqAy AFTERNOON MORNINU 12:00 MINDREADERS 0 5 1 017- ONEWS 5:00 11I' (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER -.23 (I 0) SESAME STREET (B) 12 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) It 0 THE FBI 5:30 5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER fl(3 Boo EARLY DAY 12:30 0 14-NEWS I 51 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- (s) 0 HEALTH FIELD ROW 7 0 RYAN'S HOPE ill, (35) FAMILY AFFAIR ()0 SUNRISE 6:15 ill, (17) MOVIE (17) WORLD AT LARGE 1:00 8:25 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS 0(4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES I Q THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS i1: U ALL MY CHILDREN IlU (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:30 0 ED ALLEN U (17)NEWS 6:46 lie (10)A.M. WEATHER 8:55 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA *4 (10) CONTEST OF THE BANDS '79 1:30 (71) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 700 0 4) TODAY 3 0 MORNING NEWS (71) 0 GOOD MORNING ANDTHE IMPOSSIBLE (14)(10) SESAME STREET(R) THE THREE (12) (17) STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS- To be eligible for membership in PWP, a person must be the parent of one or or living sons more daughters, and be single by reason of death, divorce, separation or never married, or other reason which may be deemed acceptable by PWPi International. Custody of children is not a factor of eligibility. 10:30 0 11:30 AMERICA 1F(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. Plans II (35)PTL CLUB -12 (17) MOVIE 0 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 1 Q FAMILY FEUD 4 (I 0) ZOOM (B) 11:55 1:00 8 (4) TOMORROW Guest 11:00 (35) BENNY HILL (24 (10) FLORIDA STATE 10:00 0,4 CARD SHARKS (R) .t (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) battle between a small-time collection man and a syndicate chieftain Klugman, Barb! Benton, Pete 15 1 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Andy sets his visiting sister up br a data .wiIh Johnny. then -- learns' she'has already made plans with Venus nO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne and Shirley learn the true meaning of the word rughl. mare ,a,, when they travel to a hotel for a trcpical paradise vacation (35)JIM ROCKFORD 14 thief (Stefanio Powers) leads McCloud into the middle 01 a 10:30 o c4-) (5) 0 (7) o NEWS 12 (17) GREEN ACRES 0 4 HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ,) 0 L.AVERNE & SHIFiLEY 12:40 reporter. 0(.4')THE SINGLE LIFE A young Midwestern woman lands a lob in New York City writing a newspaper column about the single life 9:30 (35) LOVE LUCY , 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 W 0 MCCLOUD A pretty 10:00 0 @) NBC NEW S SPECIAL REPORT An analysis of the preceding Democratic prosi. dential candidates' debate s presented $ )0 LOU GRANT A devastating fire figures in the troubled marriage of Charlie Home and turns Mrs Pynchon into a 1979 -12(17) LUCY SHOW SQUARES 0 WHEWI 24 (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED 12:05 0 POLICE STORY A female hostage's only hope of rescue is from two policemen. one of whom is a racist and the other who is trigger-happy (Part 1) he, 30th birthday, falls for a 21year-old law student who happens to be Buddy's current beau storm WP 1!J (35) WILD, WILD WEST West enters the armed town of a corrupt political figure turned outlaw to bring his man back alive .i YA3 FAMILY Nancy nearing 4 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "The Fisherman's Son" A boys fear of the sea is put to the test during a violent P (17) MOVIE 'The Rare Breed' 11966) James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara In the 1880s. a beautiful woman from Eng. land introduces Herefords to the Western cattle scene CALS i s , 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS II- (35)I LOVE LUCY 2:00 0 4 THE DOCTORS 7 : DONE LIFE TO LIVE Ill (35)GOMER PYLE 2:25 iti 17) NEWS 2:30 a 5) ANOTHER WORLD j) GUIDING LIGHT IE(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 12,; (17) THE GIGGLESNORT 7:25 a 64) TODAY IN FLORIDA HOTEL 3:00 FLORIDA 7:30 0(4) TODAY CT) 93 GOOD MORNING Alt 'RICA - , STONES -24 (1 0) VILLA ALEGRE (B) (I 7)FAMILY AFFAIR 4:00 8:25 U (41) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING FLORIDA 830 0 @D TODAY r i.LI fl a, ann JliII (R) 3:30 5)Q ONE DAY AT A TIME (A) tI (35) .12 (17) THE FLINT. 8:00 () fl CAPTAIN KANGAROO (35) BULLWINKLE 041(10) OVER EASY 0 GOOD 7 Q GENERAL HOSPITAL (!! (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 12(17)I LOVE LUCY JTOMANDJERRY •itJfliilJ AMERICA (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 14(10) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (12) (I 7) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 DONAHUE 0 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (U) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 04(10) U.N. DAY CONCERT 04) EMERGENCY ONEI ) 0 LITTLE RASCALS (7)QMERVGRIFFIN (1_1j' (35) WOODY WOODPECKEli AND FRIENDS 4 (10) SESAME STREET i4F5 If 4:30 () 0 BEWITCHED (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS )2 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 0(41 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS () 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (35) TOM AND JERRY 14 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) (12)(17)MY THREE SONS FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bolien 5:30 NEWS 0 p _M - '' aoor I - For Sex & To Do About VD", Homosexuality", "How Not to Cocaine Get Pregunt", Parents and Herein", iW (S)0M'A'SH 71)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY di)(35) KUNG FU 04 ( 10) ZOOM (A) a4'II171inoeAIA(sc l&i&i.r ',ad i I 10p1fl Sir dflflI ' ' I ___ ___ 'A pidthe servic, with the aim of promodl4 a better dental health environment from the 1e. of: Stephen safer, D.M.D. * J4k Mary Blvd., 14ks Mary, '' (AZA TWI4 14 N.1 1753 Ui 7502 ALL SATS 99 8111111. To shiali "What Every LPLAZAIJ,,45Ø Teenager Oughi To Know," write to Abby, 122 Leaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. *1! Enclose $2 and a niped (U cents), bag, sell-addeeued envelope. HELD OVER - am 4W adia J. "':--S *%. 1 O• a .I_ 1:30 ONLY Po i'iøi I.' 5,4 i:: 'CALIFORNIA SUITE I ._"t . PLAZA PG FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH OVIELAN. HOT STUFF PG ;"W . C V SCAVENGER HUNT Problems? You'll feel botterll you get them off your cheat. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69706, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self. addressed en velope. ' I ,.,. ,,, t-- Lu- (10) MARK RUSSELL IT (17) WORLD WAR II BATTIES "Battle Of Britain" Hitler's plan to pound the Eng. lish into submission with daily bombings failed in the end What , . .; -. racy ,,Are You Ready ' ___ I U1OAMERICAN GOVERN. MENT Principles Of Democ- - - _____ name, it's a mind- destroyer, one of the deadliest drugs on the street. And, alarmingly, the most widely used among teenagers, who mistakingly think it's just - - - _____________ --' - just completed some ex- memory of what had hap. teimive research on dru*s for pened. But police said he had my new booklet, "What Every written on a wail with a TeeUJeI Ought To Know' marking pen: "1 love my ll, mother and didn't mean to kill 4M.400 dow iondpasia,allow aw ow ads, "W 11Cr,' f rom the files of the New York police. They said the boy smoked two 'nickel bogs' of angel Views ' dmt-jewytIdIae, or pep, also known as peace pills, D.MSDI A& hB white powder, super olst, j busy bee, bog, elephant tranquilizer, crystal and tooth enamel. Eventually, The first thing to teach green your children about It caine, cavities. £ .5NVVDhIVV WUW VWV a -- an 111111111111 . I poulbis on a gr. osIscon o the NiIeiI isthent nto. $I!I_ - IC Iii) 13 1i.Il , On Dental Health' y St•ph.n Shafr, 00TH FOOD I I blna you pick, youI get Impressive gas U$TdN Wtlon NI Udontliavetogetatoreign car to get I'81I)I1. C ALL U IACI$ "Ow. the estimated good gas mileage. Chevy's got it . MPOtothatofothsrcar$oumayg.tdff- ,L'- .. SMILE MIS - ____ _____ _______ SR'Ve - I II I? 5 44 ' I MPG a',, 9 l 9 27 ." c A74DW,NIJit, ' _________________________________________ DEAR ABBY: I will be straight with you. I am 13 and smoke pot, but I am no pothead. A dude has been telling me about angel dust. He says It gives you a supercool high. Some kids I hang out with who do drugs say angel dust can mesa up your neaa worse man acid. What is the story? Please don't use my name. CHICAGO DEAR CHICAGO: I have 0 ".. . . 1. Orlando 6:00 5 0 ifl 0 NEWS (3ripntnt MPG COLVE ,,i$" ' .14 196 34 It 233 29 1323 3 77 -'. - , 13 II 7 33 - ..-. 9 1110 25 Till EVAEST - ' IS II I. 37 Montreal s C*M*IO IS 16 6 36 San Diego St. 65, Wyoming 57 San Fran. St. 7), CaJIf.Davis CS14 15 5 Washington to 73 6 26 Seattle U,99, San Diego U. 76-WW Imythe çvesiss W 8. T p Stanford 0. Arizgo se Cftkaqo . IS 1312 42 UCLA Oration Los Ang.1et I . NY Islanders Atlanta Pittsburgh , - , Now!5" Ohio St. 67, Purdue 5$ WLTPis. r - Wwpnegg," he stated. McPherson 99, Missouri Valley 18 Michigan 65, Iowa 63 Michigan Tech 65, Mankato St. 61 Minnesota 93, Michigan St. 50 Missouri 1$, Lamar 60 Nebraska 53, Angelo St. 10 Wales Cmder.ace - Norris DivisioN MPG I 'T' :- I ifldepcfldtflt (J) (35) (ABC) Orlando C!) 0 EVENING I Cable Ch The l)eLand-Sanford Orientation for prospective Chapter No, 284 of Parents members at 7:15 p.m. at Without Partners (PWP) will Security First Federal, 990 N. have an orientation for all Woodland Boulevard in prospective single pa ren ts in DeLand. A general meeting will follow at 8:00 p.m. with a the Sanford area. guest speaker presiding. 'flip Inn will I hl,-1 (NEST -_ ' table Ch. MONDAY Most Orientation Angel Dust Claimed Dangerous Drug On Street MPG AND - volunteers who helped on the Boston U. III, U.S. Int'l Fdmon onf EPA EST -- "" I Hockey St. Louis Winnipeg Colorado " Ti committees and the quality of NEC divisional playoff South Dakota 62. North Dakota 57 Los Anges 21, Dallas 19 Trinity 91, Gustavus Adolphus 63 - -.-Wisconsin 57, Indiana SO Sunday, Jan. 6 AEC championship lame South . ..west Pittsburgh 77, Houston 13 Arkansas 74, NE Louisiana SI NEC championship game Brigham Young 70, UTEP 68 Los Angolet 9, Tampa Ray 0 Creighton 92, W. Texas St. $3 Oklahoma St. 93, -SF Austin 70 Jan. 20 Rice 57, ICU 11 Super Bowl at Pasadena. Southwjt Texas 70, St. Mary's 69 Calif.. 6 p-m. Texas Tech 77, Houston 70 Pttsbu'Oh VS I ° Annetp Texas IS, SMU 15 Tulsa $7, Southern III, 75 Utah 73, New Mexico 70 Pro West Arizona St. 74. California63 NHL Standings Colorado 65, Oklahoma 64 By United Press Inter national Idaho St. 65, Boise St. 53 Campbell Center.nce Loyola 106, Santa Clara 94 Patrick Division NevadaReno St. Montana 53 W I. T 76 110 67 No. Arizona $0, Montana St. is Philadelphia Il IC 7 II Oregon St. $2, So. Calif. U NY Rangers . Vancouver E1u3L _________ LPGA committee, which reviews the 3l annual national tournaments from an organizational standpoint, rated last year's Lady Citrus seventh overall. "Conalde,4,ng itwasthe first time we hosted the LPGA, that's quite a coentary, and speaks well for the Saturday. Dec.29 Indiana St. 62. Wichita St. 54 NEC divisional playoff Kansas 109, Wisc.-Oshkosh 72 Tampa flay 71. Philadelphia Marymount 17, Emporia 73 17 . Dixsori, who alao headed the tournament committee a y53• - "a, - 4OOQRiATCtAe available through several Central V Chicago E U cars . . -'. WOODHULL, 1870. sponsor South Alabama 78, Mississippi 56 10 6 0 .625 Duke 13, Colgate 44 6 tO 0 375 F. Kentucky 61, So. Mississippi 61 St. Louis small 'a, TONIGHT'S TV I hum a publicity gambit, and (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS the cansidate would soon dry up and blow away. They were 6:30 wrong, however. 0.4 NBC NEWS 50 CBS NEWS Victoria was most serious. U ABC NEWS In the months that followed ANDY GRIFFITH Two (35) the woman spe nt much of her fast girls from Mt Pilot get a fortune campaigning. She speeding ticket and enjoy the hired the noted anarchist, attention they get from the law Stephen Andrews, as a con- officers .4 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNsultant. She started her own MENT Expansion Of Voting newspaper, "The Woodhull Rights Weekly," She even won enI2 (17) BOB NEWHART dorsement from an assortBob's news-reporter sister ment of civil libertarians who invades his medical building to formed the "Equal Rights interview all of its tenant doctors Party." And her platform WItS UC 7:00 tually prpphetic. She adfl,4 THREE'S A CROWD vocated free love, free 5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE ' 0 JOKER'S WILD thought and birth control. She ,)$ (35) SANFORD AND SON opposed slavery and capital When Fred learns of the possiInterestingly, )L1mShI1Wflt. bility of oil on his property. , Illost of her ideas are flOS'. starts spending his 'millions American custom, including 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER universal enfranchisement, REPORT it2 (17) SANFORD AND SON abortion rights and easy Fred turns Cupid when Esther divorce, fights with Woodrow and Alas, it was more than U moves into the Sanford house century ago. And Victoria the 7:30 ment, and advocated birth control. She died in prostitute eventually came a cropper. The media got hold l921• of a story that she was keepIn time the customers were tleman serving a life sentence The sisters prospered of ping two husbands in her buying more than Victoria's course. Victoria's biographer bedroom, a past and a in a federal penitentiary. potions. Even in her teens she (and lover) Theodore Tilton present, and her remarkably But that's nothing. erotic history was dropped at Let me tell you about the was handsome, and loose, said they earned nearly When she graduated from the million in the first three her feet. It was a scandal she woman who ran in 1872. show medicine She was a prostitute. to years. All thanks to COIl). could not overcome. Collegues deserted her. Victoria Woodhull was also clalryoyancy she attracted a modore Vanderbilt. Victoria fellow Funds dried up. 11cr a spiritualist, a patent clientele that was mostly used the old She wits medicine quack and, in many male; she got $1 for palm shamelessly, until, Inevitably, newspaper folded. ways, something of a feminist reading but considerably she was banned from his door even arrested. In an attempt to show that her moral heroine. When she plunged more for additional favors, by his angry wife, But by then Victoria standards were in bounds, she One of those favors was deeply if briefly into politics not long after the Civil War, something called magnetic Woodhull was ready for new accused a distinguished women were not even allowed healing. It was a speciality of ventures anyways, Accor- minister of having an affair In the polling places, except in Victoria's sister, Tennessee. dingly, at 33 years of age, in with the wife of a the frontier territory of Magnetic healing had no basis April of 1870, she posted the schoolteacher, and Was in science, but it felt good. following announcement in vindictively charged With Wyoming. peddling obscene literature. But Victoria rin1 9') the And that's how Victoria" made the New York Herald: ed her move in life: She solicit White House anyway4, "While others - argue the - On Nov. 5, 1872, electi'on' As (whoopee) the free"idve Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt as equality of women with men, I day, the Equal Rights' canone of her patients. proved it by successfully didate was in jail. And the candidate, Vanderbilt, 74 at the time, engaging in business,.. I voters didn't much care. She was also the populist candidate, for she was earthy was the nation's richest man. therefore claim to speak for Ulysses S. Grant defeated in more ways than one. Born And something of a lecher, as the unenfranchised women in Horace Greeley and was reIn Homer, Ohio, she was well. He took Victoria's sister the country. I now announce elected president. Victoria continued to raised in her family's as his mistress, for medicinal myself as candidate for the traveling medicine show. She purposes only, and rewarded U.S. presidency." champion freedom for inure Naturally the nation was than five decades. In the end, was poor but not bashful, and them both with an astonishing hawked a vegetable juice gift: He set them up In what surprised. And amused. A the prositute became a called "Life Elixir;" the was then the country's only madam in the White house? repatriated Christian. She died in 1927. Just short hayseeds bought it for $1 a stock brokerage owned by Editorialists old the day said women. the matter was nothing more of 90. What a woman. bottle, variety paCkages are now being of. fered through the tournament II 5 0 .685 Clemson 56, Georgia Tech 48 Washington NY Giants RuIfalo P.ston Minneloll • the W L T PCI. Ala-BIrmingham 65, Air ForceS) tickesWillagB.InbeavSilSble Dallas Ptiila Detroit Hartford ] A'$lS,OOO first prize will go WestW L T Pct, Rhode Island 86, Manhattan 70 Rutgers 76. U. Mass 70 . Saivi Diegu,,, 17 , 4 0 .150 St John's 83, Connecticut 73 V Denver, ,, - In Golf Association tournament and Am.. Founders will again host the is expected to attract top women golfers from around the world. Northeastern 59, Dartmouth 55 It 5 0 688 Penn St. llehrend 75, Thiel 17 9 7 0 S63 ('cnn 58, Princeton 47 Cincinnati Value VICTORIA Merchant Marine 59, Johns will carry a$100,000 purse and I? 1 0 -iSO V Houston Cleveland econoiiiy, the official LPGA tournament W L T Pct- Hopkins 58 l'ittsburqti Fuel at the Rio Pinar Country Club. Scheduled for April 14.20, S II 0 313 Mercy Ill, Hunter 100 Central ORLANDO, FLORIDA The Florid a Lady y Citrus . -, others argue the equality of women with men, I proved it by successfully engaging in business...' I Lady Citrus Consolation San Diego at Kansas City "' .J While Championship Milwaukee at Chicago - -- .i'ii. ,,f Denver ,if San Antonio • NEW YORK (NEM- The Constitution says anyone native born, and 35 years of age or older, can run for the pr esidency. Anyone. And so they do. For this election, as example, more than 100. people ha ve filed as candidates. They include a Denver osteopa th, a Decatur TV repairman. a "Lord" Robert Benedict and a gen- . l4.C.State Duke Monday. Jan. 7, 1950-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sanford Electric ran its 1978-79 season, has already stituting freely in the second Byron Washington- added 14 Atlantic Bank had three record to 9.0 Saturday with a won the first half title. half, Sanford Electric built up points and Daryl Williams players in double figures, led 47-43 win over Atlantic Bank, In Saturday's other game, a 15-point margin, 41-26, after came through with eight. by Robert Quinn with 16. and In doing so took over sole Flagship Bank posted its first three periods, but then saw SANFORD ELECTRIC: Joe Corso 1 0.1 2; Michael Renaud 0 0.0 ; possession of first place for victory of the second half 47-19 the lead dwindle to just four Danny Rowe 0 0.0 0; Dewayne Mitchell 0 1.2 I; Daryl Williams 32.48; the second half of the Sanford over winless First Federal. po ints at the end of the game. George Williams I II 20; Todd Cloitti 00.0 0; Lance Brodrick 0 0-0 0; Junior Boys Basketball After taking a 12-6 lead in Byron Washington 1 0-0 14; Shea Whlgham I 0.02; TOTALS I 8.16 47. Sanford Electric's George BANK: Karry Hunter S 0.0 hO; Brian Sheffield 0 1.2 t Atlantic Coast Conference Standin., League season. gs the first period, Sanford Williams was the game's top Conference All Games Carlos Burke 00.00: Leroy Young 1 0.02: Robert Quinn 72.311; Albert w L. Pct. W L Pct. Sanford Electric, w hich has Electric increased the margin scorer with 20 points, Armstrong 70.0)4; Andy Griffin 00'OO: Eric Hansen 00-00; TOTALS 20 Virginia 3 0 1.000 it t 817 U 21-game winning streak to nine points at the halftime although he sat out the entire 33 43. Maryland 3 0 1000 $0 1 Sanford Electric 12.11 he-i; Ctemson 2 0 1.000 10 1 .909 datIngbacktothestartofthe intermission, 23.14. Sub- fourth period. Teammate tfotCar Siena Philadelphia at New York 0 3 .000 1 10 090 S parks1. Angeles 1 13a 103 Past Los u N Y lSiafl(J('rS 3 -.I I UUebCC 7. Tron?o 3 C1I undoy Chic-:.qo .1 Montreal 3 Results Buffalo S. Pittsburgh .1 East t.os AnqeIe 1. Edmonton 3 Albany 83. TuftS 71 Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W i. PCI Poston B cks '.1 10). Redlands 59 St 77. Washington 68 1,11,1 1i Saturdays ii. wits Weber St 47. NBA Standings Un,tt'Ct Press International ty 16 11 6 38 $6 lB 1 36 Trontn Halftime Change Nelson' s -, ,~` 7 .4tT e* - 5 -,_~ s ....._~. _. - ,a , I ;~'. -4- m, ~4- - - - ~ -- -Vr.,4P.W t ' WI -iiiiiiiar L. T 't t!I - t). a �- - . . . . . . : - . . , * . - - - . ' . - . -. . - . - . - .- . .. . . - 21-Evining Hirald, Sanford, Fl. FuveI, 16.600 Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to Steven A. George & WI Mary C., Lot ID 81k B Sterling Park Un 3, $19,900 Dade Say. 8. Loan ASL to James A. JoneS Sr & WI Doris F., Un B 1 5.andlewood, Condo, $25,300 Dade 5ev 8. Loan to Jeffrey S. C.ormly. Un H S Sandlewood Condo, $17,500 Dade Say 8. Loan to Minnie M Johnson, Un C 4 Sandlewood Condo. $25,900 M.J. Belle & WI Patricia A., 10 Richard M. Cananaugh & WI Inc P., Lot 10 Wndtree W., Un 2, $55,000 George F. Hanzmanto Janice C. Hangman, Lot II Woodbridge at the Springs Un I, $100 Sabal Point Prop Inc. to Michael Schmidt 8 Joseph P., Lot $ Whisperwood at Sabal Point Un 520.667 Harold 1. Fuesl. WI Emily L. Paul A. Konitzer 8 WI PaulIne S., Lot 17 81k 3 8.1 AIr, $1,250. John H. McCormIck & WI Thelma I. to Stephen R. Smith & WI Lot 4 81k E Amended Plat of First Add to Mineral Springs Park $3,750. Alpha II Dlv. CRP Inc. to Thomas A. Math, Lot 20 81k A Coach Light EST. $99,900. Rita M. Wronkoweki I. hb Charles J. to Margaret H. Brat. then, Lot 42 81k A Carriage Hills 556,900. QCD Debra K. Fairfield to Johnny Walker Real Est Inc,, Lot 22 less the W 2 ft. of parallel to the F line of Lot 2$ WillIamson His., rk & WI Jennifer Vauglen C. c. Cook to Omar M Hussein & wf Bahiya M,, Lot '.enqate Est. Add., $58,500. Htimph. .ct.'r (IN mt David A. Furnish & t Vonna E tot Et Verne (haney SubOv. $100. David A. Furnish & wI Vonna F To Lee M. Payne & wt "i'hlee 1. Lot 13 Verne Chan' Subdv $64,900. Linda Gordon to James R. McCutcheon & wI Susan P. Lot 55 Windward Sq. Sect. 1 $45,000. Henry Atkinsons & Leila Joe to Bruce P Joqerst 8. WI Wyla M. mt 560 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sect. 3. $79,900. EL. Recksiedlerl WI Sandra E. to Robert A. Rhodes 8. WI Leah M Lot 11 01k A Sweetwater Oaks Sect. 6 $106,000. Thomas H. Locker 8. WI L. Dianne to Doylene F. Doane, Lot M Windward Sq. Sect. I, $56,200. James S Bowen & WI Donna S. to Elmer E. Herrbach & WI Helen V. Lot 100 Briarclill Subdv., Rep. 546.900. ElsieM. Mutcahey to Alain A. 0. Adam Lot 21 BIk B The Meadows West. $62,500. The Greater Constr. CPP to Lawrence M, Dougher, Lot 124 River Pun Sect. 3. $59,100. The Greater Constr CRP to LewisW. Stevens&wI Carolyn Lot i3 Suasalito Sect. 3, $51,100. FFOrI.toVernonL.Dubols&wf AliceM., Lot 501k D The Forest, / u,soo. Diversilied Real Est. Serv Inc. to Wm. G. Nadlak & WI Nancy A. The F 20ff. of Lot 17, Lot 188 the W 20 It. of Lot 19 81k B Sanlando Springs Second Rep. $72,000. Carl H. Cons to Wendell S. Stockseit & WI Marcelia L. The N 192.22 It. of The 5 393.35 It. of the F 200.71 It., of the Will It. of Gov. lot 3 Sect 10, 70-30, 584.900. The Babcock Co. to Robert L. Barnett, Lot 296 Windward Sq., Sect. 3. $51,600. Deltona CRP to Arnoldus AM. Ter Rahe & Catharina C., Homesite 155 SemInole Woods, $45,000 Deitona CRP to Ival Bieioh, Homesite ISO Seminole Woods, $15,300. Ida L. Harrison to Carl 6. Lindsey. Lot 12 Bear Lk. Est., $50,000. Terry P. Gaddis & WI Josephine C.toNemesloG.Gubatanjr.,&wf Perla S., Lot 12 81k .1 Northgate, 580.000. Darryl F. Dowining to Mark Hoen 8. Stephen Lot 7 01k 12 Weathersfleld First Add, $53,750. Harry Blindbury Jr. 8. WI Katherine M. to Kathleen L. McCord Lot 13 81k 0 North On. Terr., $46,000. Larry 6. Symons & WI Linda 0. to Fireside Realty Inc., Lot 45 81k F Seminole Sites, $76,300. Jay Altona & WI Marion to Gilfredo M. Ares, Lot 12 81k 70 Suburban Homes, $4,500. Roland A. Duval & WI Kathleen T. to Robert A. Tyler & *1 Lila, Condo Un No. 360 Oak Harbour. Sec 2 555 000 Olin AM Homes of FL Inc., to Kathleen Post lewait, Lot 4 Cluster N. Sterling Park Un 24, 548,300. Olin AM Homes of FL Inc., to Jerilyn K. Britz, Lot Cluster N Sterling Park Un 24, 140,300. GeraldA.Ohalik&wlSeverlyto Wm. C. Kidd & WI Suzanne S.. Lot Ii 81k P The Woodlands Sect. 4, $63,500. ' I R i MONDAY, JANUARY 7 Sanford VFW 10110 Joint meeting with auxIliary, 8 p.m.. log cabin post home. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 Orlando Dog Training Club obedience and breed classes at National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlandolp.m.Ca11422-8822forobedlencelnformation and 894-3509 for treed class. Over 50 Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens sodal hail. Sanford VFW AuxilIary 10110,8 p.m., log cabin t home. . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce luncheonmeeting, 11:45 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Program by David C. Brennan, Industrial Development Commission of Mid-Florida. Seminole County Chapter of National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., Room 3, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Highland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Open to public, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Sallie Harrison Chapter DAR, 1:45 p.m., board meeting; 2:30 p.m., meeting, home of Mrs. William Brumley, 710 PaLmetto Ave., Sanford. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Senior Citizens tour to Busch Garder, Tampa. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a,m.; pick up at Leeds Casselberry, 9 a.m. Return 6 p.m. Call 322-9148. Sanford VFW 10108 VoIce of Democracy dInner, 7:30 p.m., log cabin post home, .': - :i 5- ' .4 ci - * ,. ._ . - - - I . . f • School Monday, Jan. 7, 1980-38 Orlondo - Winter Pork Seminole ______ 83-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS - . mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBL ICAT ION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the vaildiby of the decedent's will, the ouallfications of the personal representative, or the venue or Iunsoicnon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: Decembcr 31, 1979. of the Estate of AURA DITTMER ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL respective unknown New assigns, successrs in interest, trustees I. W. Carroll, Jr. Esq, CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS & OWEN, PA. i.o Box 3$ Casseiberry, Florida 37101. ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 19.478.CP Division Deceasid NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTER ESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of Ihe estate of CLAUDE A. WEAVER, deceased, File Number 79.479-CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divis, Exc. salary, - Child Care in my home. Hidden ******** ------- COME IN TODAY Weight loss through relaxation tO Eat ' 11'-lflStl'UCtIOflS CREATIVE Arthur H. Beckwith, Clerk of Circuit Court Publish: December 31, 197 January 7, 14, 21, 1980. DEQ7s -- - - - - Need experlencel ' Dreamwold t 321 0981 . Antiques Oriental Rugs Music bo'es Slot Machines 78-1,torCyCIeS -- ______________ tOVC. 5000 . 34-#kbile REALTORS nIo$enlord Ave. 322.7972 iiI Sanford area, 3.Sacres, fenced, SlSmonth. County 3 DR. I' ,B, new carpet, sc. porch, fenced bk. Good location, $36,900. / S French ill 921 Sanford ________________________________ - Sanford Ave., 3 lots, owner holding. 112.000. 321-0759 It's easy to place a ClassifIed Ad We'll even help you word it Call 322-2611. ... -_________ STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS CASSELBERRY and If you have a knack for gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented Inc column In The Evening Heraid, we want to talk with vu. Contact: - Furnished-apt, close In for clean senior citizen couple. Sealona 15 mos. Reply to Box 44, co the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657. Sanford, FL. 32771 MAKE ROOM TO STORE S....SELL 'DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3377611 or 131 9993 and a friendly AdVisor will help you. COUNTRY LIVING! .1 (SR. 711 Osteen! S acre mini farm, above ground pool. barn & lots more! ISPP WARRANT ED Enjoy for 564.900. Call 323 7222 for into JUST FOP YOU? I DR. 28 home in Tee in Green with new CH&A, carp & morel Spacious rms., Fla rm., & freshly painted' ISPP WAR RANTFD Yours for $41,900 FURNISHED' 3 OP. 10 home with rental apt.? Move right In? New carp. & w papert Only $32,500. ATTRACTIVE! 3 BR, 16 older home good cond.! Spacious, modern kit., front & back porch, FP 8. carp.? A buy for $36,900. "ALTO' [H 322-9283 Sanford's Sales Leader - - SALES LADY Experienced in ladies' re.dy.to wear. Apply In person only. No Phone Calls. RoJay, 21$ E. lit St. Full I PS4't lime Mild position available bOys Inn Sanford 41-Houses ___________ - CASH? UseYowHomeAslocunity Call Us FerTums T.worFlnanclallerv., 1110-341-3* NOIROKERAGE FEES - --. ---- _______ _ ______ Rusn tor lint . W-kII priwliegis, bath 151 7e -... - - Pefrig Repo AMANA 17 cult Sold originally $511. now 3246 or i ,. Cash for your lot? Will build on ru 145.990, BANANA LAKEFRONT: 3 Berm, 2 Bath. 3100 sq ft. huge Fern Pm wE replace over looking Oak shaded lot w.100' lake frontage, 15' dock & mud $16,300. WOODED 1 ACRE w.rcsei I 4 yr. old 3 privacy sets Berm w.earth tone carp., Con H-A, indoor W.D hookup I good cash to vntg or FHA.VA financing. $43,900. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSpotless 2 Berm home w Central HA, large Earn Pm, terrific kitchen 4 landscaped lot in superb area for just 130,95011 SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home w-wood & tinna exterior. Great Em, I Ire dad. Intercom, Solarium, , 1k colts on wooded acre for $307,000. Harold Hall Realty mt DAa -IPsO p sjp%, All c v Lii HAL OLBT REALTY Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 5 ISP. 38, Pool 1)00 Cornell Or, $90,000 Medellnc.,Realtor -. 323.2222 R EA DY TO SELL 3 BR 2 B wCH & CA, ww car $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to thc St. Johns NoouaJifying, Sanford, lOP. 28, CH A, 30' util rm., 27' master BR. polio & 9 mature fruit trees in fenced yd. Owner will linance. Shown by appt. only. $15000. 323 0355. DeBAR V Iopcl. ml. rateonthisnewl OR, DUPLEX. 3 BEDROOM, I', GREAT INVESTMENT on Hghway 44. 3 Berm wood frame home, Large rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace. $33,500 terms a? lOS pci. Leisure Living country style in this double wide. Large 3 Berm, 2 Bath with central heat and air. Suing is believing all for one small foe. Swimming, at slip and clubhouse. 1 year $37,900 w.tecms. NEWLY DECORATED 3 Berm, I Bath home on quiet strut. Family Am. and FlorIda Pm ii an estra bonus In this - spacwusnome.une.cP'v1. 'envy, IMMACULATE 3 Berm. home with carpet. New energy saving central air 5 hoot *1111 BATH ON EXTRA NICE LOT. ONLY $20,500. HURRY UP? 3 BEDROOM. NEW CARPETS 5 PAINT, APPLIANCES. COUNTRY CLUB AREA. 5.19.500 - 42-WøbiIe Homes WITH CHICKENS, DUCKS I GEESE. NEEDS T.L.C. 539.900. ;eneva, S acres, pond, 3BR, 78. M.H, $6000 down. $351 mo. 531.950 319 57)7. p 0x60 New Moon remodeled 1 BR, lB mobile home. Must sell $3,750 cash or best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 3777387 all day wk e.ds See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 I.OlOrlandoDr. VA&FItAFincinq on beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w-2 huge bdrms, 7 baths, Cm H-A & eat-In kitchen. $15 mo. lot rental. Call now? 570.500. Harold Hall Really, Inc., 323-5774. F VERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classif led Ad will appear here tomorrow. - 43-Lots-Acreage -- -. -. sewer & paved street. 54,500. - - nc MORRIS Sr. Broker REAL-ESTATE -. Peg. no vt 17.52. casseioerry, P, I Eve.$42.3655 I 034.0200 _______________________ Property 46-Commercial CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7491 - -- - payments -- COLOR TEL EVISIOPI RCA color tCIev'.,oi, Sold 'vet 3650. will sell for 5)84 or SIB month Still in warranty. NO MONEY DOWN Will deliver Call 862 5394 clay or night SI \ REALTOR MLS Eve 323,3904 322-0415 4 Wanted We buy your 6quity, close in 74 hrs. LOOKS SMALL $20,000. HURRY? LAKE. 55.-Boats & . COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE 33 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 000' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, Park, 1 7021779. WlLSONMAlEIuPNlTUfr BUY, SFLL.TRADE 311 IS F. Firs? St. 322 5672 .Ad- Get plenty of prospects vertlse your product or .. service in the Classified Ads. ___________________ MONEY SAVER EL TIMER ,'or your water neater _________________________ Low install, coSt .., $.1,N IEIGLER REALTY BROKER 3439 S. Myrtle Ave. Of landO Sanford ' 377.1577 -_________________________ 3210640 III WIsest you place a Classified Ad In This Evening Herald, stay close ho your phone because 74I8S MyrtleAve. BROKER Orlando 1511 - Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell those Idle Items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classifiedgalat the Herald, 377 261). or $31 8993. , - - , Man, quality operation B yrs. exp fatios, Driveways etc. W4yne Bed. 327 1321 _____________________________ Merchandise . - .:E RTI Fl ED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 377 7907 'Light I'ullng __________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc(LOCAL 13495371 Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephanl's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walletl_ --- A&BPAINTING -- Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank You _,,, - Top soil for sale. 57 yard loaded on your truck or we will deliver for extra charge. 377 ____________________ - 372 0702 - flt0d to Buy ______________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- All Work Guaranteed icensed 373 5007 Insured for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way tosay ill don't know how, may ------ you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. ____________________________ HouseCisaning uRlit, IAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditlon64l $126 Side by Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table, w-3 bench, $3O lull size baby bed w-matiress, $33; Oak porchrockers, $79.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 705 F. 75th St. 373 - FREE ESTIMATES - - k: ... - - -- small or big, Interior or cxtenor. Pressure cleaning. 377 007). ' ______________________ Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable PaintIng 1 RepaIr Pegularonitimebasis _______________________ 677.5094 WD0wa$hwindçwSl FUTSLER PAINTiNG& REPAIR-Interior Exterior 3.M2 _______________________ CCYI&aA?t... - .1' 'V4'' .107 Carpentry, Paint'ing, - Mant. Of all types Lic. Bonded $399 PaifltinglRemodehince -- S.G.-BALINT 3278565 ________ FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 319 5759 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REUOflEL lkme.LoP.&ID ______________________ -.-.- Quality workmanship. No lob too 333 Sll3afterS _________________________ MOVING Household & yard items for sale. .1171 113-1)37 - , niture Salvage. 332.8771. US TAKES ALL Oil heaier,tank, etc. lI,'d1', U",tel box sorno; .".,tIresses, $30 set. Sanlord Autton, 1715 S French. 323 1310 aft 5 -, YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Flirt 323 1500 - Resideflti*l&CommerCial GtOmiflg&BOlI'dlflg --________ -. Painting -- F,ILL DIRT & TOPSOIL - - & AlteratIons, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 322.0707 )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired Res. & Comm. Remodel 8 AdditIons. Call 8315399or 0620136 UI,. CROCEITT NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 'ywaII _________________________ CROC!JTT Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, ,). C.en Repairs. Licensed & Bonded- Free ESti,cintt' 373 6033 after S pm -- 62-LaWn.Garden - _____________________________ -- _____________________________ S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. 1)0,800 WITH TERMS. orig. - . 'essmaking ___________________ 5OCOous for Sale Orlando. " Høme I mprovetnents - -- 'sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., -. - MEINTZER TILE I New or repair. leaky showers Our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 8690567. ___________________________ Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 3702 French Ave. 2225S. 133 FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole- . I . - -- - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve. 327579) ' 'I Ceramic Tile --' Wrangler Jeat's special $10 99pr. U ACRES HEAVILY WOODED - •I I Accessories -, 59-Musical Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We .,w n... Business loans. Florida Mar. --- _______________________ TOWER'S 1IE'AUTY SALON I formerly Harrletl' Ileauty Nook I 519E. Is? St .3223712 ROBSON MARINE 292lHny 1797 Sanford, FIa. 32771 _________ 47.A-rtgiges BoU9ht &SokI -_____________-------- --- - __________________________ ---- _______ -.-, - - _______________ _________ Beauty Care $493.75 b-al. 1183.16 or 5)7 mo. Agent 339 0316 vacant land, Lucky In vestments. P.O. Box 29. Sanford, 3774141. - k Ph. 32? 0357 TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold soon. lnvsotment, - _________________________________ MILL ERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Whatever the occasion, Ihere is a classified ad to solve it. Try one tgage - '75 Dodge B 200 Maxivan 318. auto, PS. P15. recently rebuilt Excellent value engine $2,700 373 7887. I - Good used lv's, 3258. up 7500 ..... " _Aj1 __________________________ AWARD REALTY, INC. n.i n... . -- '63 VW. extraclean Perlect mechanically.$695 323 6740 I1Ik -((lack & Wtite IV S2Oea while they last HER IS'S TV 373 1131 2597 S Sanford Ave. ' _.___._____'!!! - - --- ' U AIRPORT BLVD. Motivated owner will help rezone 2.5 acres with existing CO house. $51,000. Owner will hold part of mortgage. Plioian' Realty, Realtors 031-1947. Eves or after hourS. 131 0057. 0690994, or 8312335. ------ - - Will buy unk Auto llatteries, $400. Battery Shop 107 W.2lth St. 323 9111 " Estate 71 Chevy Vega. good cond $500 322 IS?) - ' -Industrial Property 47-Real I uI S I FR F 0 (lit istnias I .lya Way (Inc Iisirnt'd Xrn,is layaway Custo,n.'r I'll .,rt',s ,,nd we ,-ure ui%t)I to bc .1 te (I,i I ,snc due 3120 60 or take ov,'r payments SIB month. ''NO MONEY DOWN AM FM stereo radio. B track, IS SR t r nI .11) Ic, diamond needt.', Call 86? 5394 day or night, free t,oine trial no ligatiofl SIcrt'o. good working $50 3fl 0 unIt apartment building in Sanford. Owner will hold. $161,000 . I I 3227480 heavy uusv 1 $29.95 New I 74)3 French Aye,, Sanford j . qrat _________________ ---- A OK TIRE ShOCKS 54.V I I 53-TV• Radio- Stereo PORZ$ IEALTV ' Batteries ______________________________ ______ , 36 Mo. S35.95. (SATIFRYSI4OP 107W 27th St 323 9)14 01 $71 mo Agent 339- ' real estate Call W. Malic- ' New Year s -S p. ciaI ' $304 zowski, REALTOR 377-79*3. _________________ '75 Honda Civic, 4 spd steel radials. rebuilt mileage. mech cond. $2250 323 6637 e,iq MICROWAVE stablished plumbing supply & service business for sale, Inc. tools, fixtures, inventory Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x700' WITH A SPLEN. DEROUS VIEW. OVER. 1*905 VICTORIAN ON CORNER LOT, NEEDS RE. STORING. WIDOWS WALK VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. 535.000 TERMS. - 76-Auto Parts ' Push button controls, has c.srousel, still in warranty. assume 5619, Or,ginally - tc 0 ----- - of payments -- ' Speedway 9?. 1 mite west Dayton.s (lisch, will hold .1 public AUTO AbC liON every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 '30- It's Florida You set the only one the reserved price Call 90-4 255 8311 for further details Hwy assUme KENMORE WASHER Parts, service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 H. Ernest DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION awning, Reest' 339 5386 :" I in snort - SUPER POOL. $59,900. Sanford ov,'r 75-Recreational Vehicles ____________________________ I 77 Starcraft 20' travel trailer Ar, Hitch. JUSI MARE PAYMENTS 69 sl't'ps 6. equity & '75 models CIi 339 9)00 or 834 323 7802 eves 4603 (Dealer) ,asher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $109.33 used time Rd $109 II or $19.35 mo. We buy equity in houses, apts. & 'Idg. lot for duplex or single family home, w c.ity wafer. $262,300 TOTAL. ADORABLE RESTORABLE $914 MODEL 2 ST(JRY DUTCH GAMBREL. LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 3' BATH, --------- - JUNE ACRE WITH TERMS. 3 BEDROOM. FIREPLACE.ON 2 ACRE WOODED CORNER, FENCED I EQUIPPED 321 o64o -. 1971 26' SIb wh trailer 5th wh .111 5,r,,iI'tS br P It trlicli 37 ')(1 or best ft,'r 14 3373 - 323 7310 52)5 French Ave 52-Appliances ___________________________ - Jwn 5 acre tiled Iarm, Sanford. .40 acre orange grove, Geneva. i 900 acre cattle ranch Sorrento, I - - IN OSTEEN AREA. $800 PER refinancing priced at $15,000. mw - nW'w%'' l5T --- $1000 8. t,ske ij 0389 .,tt : 30 cond .SANFORD AUCTION. auto, new '* EASY CONVERSION, ZONED NO QUALIFYING- 3 BR home. New tentral HIA 5 carpet. Owner will finance wsubstantial dwn. 533,000. 337' 2W. I acre lots on paved rd I erms afford $500 Osteen _I._ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 319-5100 3771939 -- ----- vtSA.MASTERCHARGE ,utura 37790 STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 372 4991 Pioneer acres Hewout your own homestead- 10 acres or more, low down payment Osteen you can - bully 1978 Singe' reposseSsed, used very short lime, Original $593. hal SIB) or 571 mo. Agent 339 8386 a. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc.. 3776457. yd., convenIent location. LR & - InCur 172 t'i5I otter 18 Dodge Power Wagon. cisbinets . occasionat babIes. chests, dressers & assorted ,t. tr:c is b?'ac HEAIEDAUCTION BUILDING 72) .-- HOUSE FOPSALE Alta Spgs., Fla., Seminole Cnty. Details furnished. Write P.O. ISo, 6.41. WInter Park, Fl-a. 20 concrete block home with CHA, carp., & scr. porch. Paved shred, $0 pci. assumable mort., $37,500. River. SEIGLER REALTY - Lakefront. Enterprise Rd. on lake Len-andy. 3 BR, 7i7 9, nestled among beau?. Irees. 2 acres, beach house & boat dock. $87,500 Pibolan Realty, Realtors. 831 1947. Eves, or after hours 831 2335, 069 0991 or III 0052. 2565 PARK 6143013 INVESTORS 78R I B house w-FP, plus lOP - I 0 garage apt. Only 530.000. warranty. -- LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 3236100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 )NLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. 3235774 Day or Night ____________________ something wderful Is about 10 happen. Eves 322 0612, 322 1567 207 F. 25th st. your lot m our lot 3ranch Office u,ituIe 43-Lots-Acreage - Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Lied lull Size hotel motel bed ding Very clean. 514 9Sea pc poom's santoru i' Salvage, 1792. So of Sanford ________ _______ -- . - ANYTIME Fla. rm., ww carp., $29,000. NEW LISTING- 3 Bdrm, 2 bath has new: ww Carp, paint, Cen HA, & 2 yr old roof; Din Pm, paneled Fam R & huge fenced yd In Pinecrest. Only off DRIVENS-WAIENOUSEMEN lmmedla$eopanlngs.Musthave Fl. Chauffaur license. 21 yrs. or Older wIth good driving record. AIVSUal starting salary in ixcais of $10,000. Exc. Company benefits, malor Florida Aluminum DistrIbutor IS aipaiwing to LaIlgwsSd to WV' inter Orlando area. Ciii 2 p.m..4 p.m. 1* schedule .75M, llivvlgw. 1.10 -? NEED 322- 2420 a, Part time opportunity. Looking foragroundflooropportunhty? New multilevel organization now beginning nation wide. Call 32I01$ or 365.30*9. -- W. Garnett White Peg, Real Estate Broker JOHN K P IDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 3227101, Sanford economical gas Wall 3 BR. I' furnace I range. Fenced rear DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES EDITOR 9.$dally 322.361) Mon Fri , - .-.. - 1IMTY V Enterprise. Inc. FORD, WINTER SPRiNGS, .. -., - Ii',, Iron? 73Chev 1ev P U w camper top. 51-100 3?) 0401 ,,tt 3pm tiouCs disy I P I,' 330 ) .r 784? ,lid West w truck full of an 8. collectabbes including caSt iron stoveS, fancy oak sidebOards 8. servers, side by side desks, sets of oak chairs, clisw toot round Odk ldbit' • others 3 oak bow fronts. iii,nth Will t,,he trisci' as part pyit'flt (isll 867 339.1 101)1 - ' -- i''iv 10 ( 1980. ' -- _______ ______ -.------- _____________________ home in 3 BR, CA&H, needs repair, close in. 529,500. 78 FOrd Bronco, I spd AC AM FM OIapc'r 56.000 0240 _______________________ MIS Low Down Payment - 38-Wanted to Rent SAN. . . ______________________ _________________________________________ Ziu _____ VA.FHA.235-Con. Homes - , I I, 1 111 11 IJI 323-6061 or eves. 323-0517 79-Trucks. Trailers 's For Estate (o,nr'i,'rciisl I. bit ______ ______- work. We had it too, only we called It SMother'!" in -- ------------------ - - in _______________________________ . - 72-Auction ________________________ . ilCflti,1I Auctions 8. Aoeras,1ls çp ('It'll s ,\utofl 323 3620 olf of tatol nventory of brand new interspririg bedding These beds are not damaged or NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll seconds but brand new top line I find hifli listed our Business bedding sets only F roe locisl Directory delivery Noll's Sanford F Ut riiture Salvage, I? 9?. So of •SUPER AUCTION. Sanford 3?? 81?) •FIRST SALE OF SINC'.(:p P0P ARM Drop .,rnl ,iaheS ,,Il •MON., JAN. 7, 7 PM. stitcheS, t)uttOntiOICS Sold new _________ or yours. -- our lease. Owner retirIng. Riggs CORRESPONDENTS LONGW000 ) 322 0731 2S4 S French Ave. 17') 3777 3')') 07'Q 37" 4 pC interest to aualilied lot Buildto Suit FHA VA. FHA 2351 715 2640 Sanford Ave. . from I OF SANFORD REALTOR mc,, Realtors 2 Chair established barber shop. $500 8. take over reasonable Excellent - Buy I The Real Estate Agency . 37-Business . - & Sell New & Used Furniture 300 S S,,iitord A(' 323 6S93 !::''1 I ' 41-Houses BATEMAN REALTY Rep. Real Estate Broker 37.E-$tUre WANTED I '\ '' ________________ 000(1 00 REALTOR - ___________________________ - - - F I1RNITUPE & Tl4IN,5 - ______________ .._:,::" -- - To write news of local interest - ALL FLORIDA REALTY terms. nW. aww ,,u ,,..v, , owned C.araqe kept Only 1100 miles $800 3?? 2085 0981 , prime highway 101111$ - PART-TIME ' - - l___"___:_:::,;,,. 323.7832 _____________________ .._- . in M. Unsworth Realty UnI. Mobile Home, 7 BR, kit., capt., could be 3 BR, 1g. lot, coupleonly or I sm. child. 5200 lstI last & $100 sec. dep. 323. 8115. , - Furn. Apt.,lsmall rooms $160 month. $7S deposit 322 5889 ______________________________ vice. 323.8810. , ' & room,. 5CC Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. town, v:ryc.iea,i Ii, new w.w carp., new kit., appl,, fenced yd. good bc. $350 mo. 327.4030. - INCI TAX PUPARIRS Legal Notice ' Jan. 7, New brand name ,Vhy buy boi springS & mattresseS at 20 p(t above cloisters cost Twin. lull size, Queen 8. king .iVnkiflS STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II didn't Ads Classified there wouldn't hi' any work Ut Jtnin', itt,r,' ______________________________________________________________________________ 7'7 acres, commission ratest Please call Household Income Tax Set'. . , - XI l,iP F ¶. .03 F 25tt - I Laki Mary. 2 acres in country sett'q. zoned agri 525.000 ** * * * * * * ' gWIIøffi,ee1s1snsthe rnctNlsun Nam.-IIaluNs,.T*Wil1 $gt*ldP 11511 PIsrldi $IaMsI ________________________ - ,, L'SED F (illijRE, :ppi lANcES & PLUMI1INC. (11.1',' used! , Realty, REALTORS. 372-1917. 1$. Sumner Ceramics. 50 Nolan St. off 477, 322.1173. Classes resume Jan. 14, 1900 from ito 10p.m. on Mon. & Tu.s. nights. _______________________ saws' toe Goods -- -__ I ________________________________ zan. involved AAA EMPLOYMENT 333.1176 912 French Ave. Cornerof 10th I French ere.nware . 51-Household monthly payments under $250. Low down payments 3?? 2787 Ii acres on Orange Blvd. in ................... ___________________________ Paola. Owner will finance REALTY WORLD I , •, 524.4W____________________________________ Prices - cloud. 31-Apartments Furnished -- 'y'Future Our Concern" . - bV, Pleridi under the fIctitious sa'ts .iTHIATTUYINGP,a*9*.* I IPINO$,SIflNrN*PIe*9* Clet'k ii *ICWcuN Cast. -. ,' - Top Dollar Paid for junk & uSed cars. trucks 8. heavy equipment 3223990 - - - - j guest cottage. MANY, MANY MORE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai said Board will hold a public hearing at S:00 P.M. on Tuesday, that by virtue of that cartaln Writ the address of which Is 'Seminole .of Execution issued out of and January 22. 1980, to: County Courthouse, Sanford, aidir the seal of the Court Of a) Consider a recommended Florida. The 'personal represen. Seminole County, Florida, upon a change of zoning from R.1A, p. tativeof the estate is CLAUDE $ lude.ment rendered In the oc to c.i, as saId WEAVER, whose address Is 2563 ciassif Ications are described In the ifoi'isald court on the 9th day of Modac Trail, Maltiand, Florida conditions (if enclowd) Zoning Ordinances of the City of OCtdoir,A.0. 1979,Inthatcii'tain 32?$l.Thenameandaddressof the spe personal representative's attorney Ihit may vary from these General Lake Mary, FlorIda, of the cue entitled, Blazer Financial CCItdltiOl5 shall have precedence, following described property lyIng Services. Inc. Plaintiff, vs. Robert are set forth below. Bid must be submItted by 9:00 wlthinthemunicipalllmitsof Lake Simosky and Jean Bernosky, his All persons having claIms or demands against the estate are A.M., January21, 1110. Sealed bids Mary, Florida. and more fully wIfe, Defendin•. whIch aforesaid WritofEzecutionwasdlivaredto sulked as follows' regulred, WITHiN THREE wiilnotwoponiduntilthen, if the IiOCIJJ,LONJKLMNOPOR mcasSheriffol Seminole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF outsideoftheenvelopels matted: BID NUMBER 10108A. DO NOT ST L.l u Florida,andlhaveleyleduponihe THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Ilock48,LotiMNOpO s i' u following described property THIS NOTICE, to file with the OPEN UNTIL 9:00 AM., January owned by Robert and Jean Bet'. VWX cierkofiheabovecourtawrltten 20.1980. Send to: SCHOOL BOARD of ,wsky,saidprop.rtvbsinglocat.d Biockd9,LOIsMNOPQRSTU statementofanyclalmordemand in Seminole County, Florida, more V W and X they may have. Each claim must SEMINOLE COUNTY ATTENTION: Block 50, Lots MN OP 0 P S T U particularly described as follows: be Inwritlng and must indicate the DOn Colenian One 1973 Mercury Montego, 4*. and V basis for the claIm, the name and Purchasini Agent sldan.BrOUpt10m,WttI$e vinyl over Block 31, Lots MN OP 0 N S I U address of the creditor or his agent 1211 Melloitville Avenue yellow. ID No. 3H1014627327, V or attorney, and the amount kflfOrd FIo.'Ida 3717) storing same at Ratliff's In Sant A,fliq4ed Put of Crystal Lake claimed. If the claim is not yet Publish Jan. 7, II, 31, 1900 ford, Floridi. Shorn, PublIc Records of doe, the date when it will doe shall be stated. If the claim 5 DEQ14 Senikiole County, Florida and the undersipsed as Sheriff Of contingent or unliquldated, the AND Seminole County, Florida, will at nature of the uncertainty shall be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0 Block * Lots 30 end 30 11:00 AM. on the Ph day o) stated. if Ii. claim is secured. the THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 5QI 51, l.ois 98 arci 21 January, AD. 1900, offer for sai' security shall be descrIbed. The CIP CUlT IN AND PON Crystal Lake Wintir Homes end sell to the highest bidier, for SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOSIrJL 1(lvIslon. Public Records oi claimant shall deliver sufficient any and all CIRCUIT CIVIL CAll NO. 7 copies of the claim to the cIet IiøIineli County, Finds misting liens, at the Front (Welt) enable the clerk to malt one copy Mire commonly known as the DOs' of t%o Semn11lFta1p 0$ PUs The adspIlia of to each personal North side of Lake Mary Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, All persons interested in the LIANN BROOK HOLDER Boulevard from Fourth Strm the above descrIbed personal NOTICE OP ACTION estate to whom a copy of this through Ninth Strait prepscty Notice of Administration has been TO: Jqhnny Clyde Holder The Public Nesr We wIll be held That said sale is being made to milled are required, WITHiN Residence Unknown at th. CIty Hall, City of Lake satisfy the terms Of said Writ of. THREE MONTHS FROM THE YOU ARE HEREBY Mary.FIsetd.,onlh.2Inddiy,l Ixecution. THE DATE OF FIRST NOTIFIED that a petition for the January *110. 111:00P.M., or as JIM B. Polk, PUBLICATION OF THIS adoption Of your child, LEANN seen thereafter ea peeslkle at Iheriff NOTICE, to f tie y .kl.ctions BROOK HOLDIR, as been filed, which time Intarlited parties for $sninsis CS.IWIP, FIPIOS they may have that challenge the- and you .re -reouwed to serve a .d asalait the receminandil Publish: Dec. 11,31,31, 9791 Jan. validity of the decedent's wIll, the copy of your intuit delanias, If change of ewing will be heard. ;, i* QualificatIons of the personal any, t• It to RICHARD W. kid hearing may be qpntinued with iii,en representatIve, or the venue or COPELAND, Attorney 0 er leemtimefotlmeuetllfinlaciim 0(0-00 jurIsdiction of the court. PIIItISnIFS, whew adirs Is 30, - Is taken by the Plaimorl ____________________ ALL ClAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Cednial Lane, Len,i.ud, Fiends -,Zpung Beard ot the City g jss OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 32711 en or bolero the 129$, doy Of 'Mary, Finds.' FICTITIOUS flAME WILL. BE FOREVER SAIlED January, *90. and Ills the eniginal THIS NOTICE 511011 be pasted in 'NOTICE isheniby lven that We Dote of the IWt pullicitim ii with the Clerk ii thi Court eMs' :$ (3) MIle places, within the we engeged in bus We,. at 41 this NotIce of Mminilirqtlst: befor, service en Pe$ltie.er's City of Lake Mary, Florida, it the Sweetwator Cove Boulevard, Attorney Qecimber 3$, 1979. en__Immediately City Nell wnthlo said City, and beth. Lessweed, Iemine$e s. weaver thirss$p, otherw$$ a Ølsijp pdshesdithelvgelngflarilg,a County, Florid., Ai Penenaf Representative *tllbeinteredagsinstysjflrtl,g newspepsr Of 1111111 CkulotIai titleus name ii TRIPLE "D" r 0111* BlOats of relief demanded in ihe pdisi. lølhe City Of L*i Mary, ew time j FARMS a that we CLAUDE A. WEAVER Witnsesesyhandanls.,Iaf$Ws it least II 0.0 'ito' to the regiMen sail nime Wail the Clerk Deceased CoitrI on this 13th day of olenessil hwIng. on aNIIPJ Of the Circuit Court, SemInole ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL. December, $079. 'siIceshsIIbepaitLSim. mass County, Florida, In accsidancs NBPIESENTATIVI: (51*1.1 bicensideredit*aitlldlyspnlen with * previsions ii the Plc. L. W. Carroll, Jr. Eiq. Cynthia Pricier to 1115 dlii Of puilic hearing. lNi. Name latutes IpwIt: CARROLL JONES. Deputy Clerk DATED: January 3, 1980 SectIon 61.11 Florida St11vt ROOKS, 4 OWEN, P.A. $ Cosule Mats ktliur H. Bediwith $97. Post Office Box 30 City Clerk Uerk of me CWuiI Ousgias Marvslll Casselb.rry, Florida 377W Court s City of Lake Many, Plans Marveill' Talaghoni: (305) $341715 Publish Dec. *7, 74 31, 197'- Jan: FlorIda PubliSh Dicimber I?, 74, 31, , and January 1, 1110. PublIsh Dec. 31. 19794 Jan. 7. 1150 1. 1909 . PUblIsh JaiWJWY 7, (2P0.'17 . 1*0-91 DEQIN 1*R.)6 - - 2 - MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, ISPOKEP. 321 10. ______________________________ 33-Houses Furnished A FEW. WE HAVE reducsdon all finished pieces. bisque, glazes I stains, Starts Jan. S thru Jan.. - - terms. 518.500. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM. EXECUTIVE. $500 THESE ARE ONLY from CITYOF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICEOP PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, - --- Buy & - Want a good going business in a paint & body shop w a small 2 BR apt' Well have we got the Call now' 1 acre bldg. site on lake off 3236570. $30 perdayl Home away home In the country for elderly person. Ambulatory or not am. bulatory. OVIIdO area. 363 I FM ,_,,,.... 1 ') reasonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 322 0311. .. HOUSEKEEPER 14psdaINatka.. ___________________________ 2 2choicebldg. lots $1,000 for both, Deposit & Lease. $250 mo. Orlando-096 1727. _________________________________ 2 BP, I B apt., CH-A, w-w carp., ,nIc'a, Cbanc.tobecharming ______________________ sale. Washer & Dryer. Security I kefl'Oflt living is avail, in this elegant 3 tSR, 18 home. Situated on 4' acres complete W lB. 115 Won't last long at $92,000. super clean, lovely 3 BR. 1') B. •nu CA$HIIR.I40%TEIS 3227$t3 for SANDALWOOD APIS 1 BR, 18. w w carpet, Cent. H A, Pool, Club lOse., Appliances, DELIVERYPSALIS Will train EXPRESSIONS Ceramics Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Avt. Sell, the finest'in used furniture, Refrig stoves, tools % AM FM - with 1632 scr. Swim. pool Must see to appreciate Brokers Prctected 322 2851 N,t, or ___________________________ SECURITY GUARD some dispatching ____________________ , I 0 details! mo __________________ DEO.78 ATTEST: e I Pay Bart Realty, Inc. Peg Peal Estate Broker 355P, 10. lq. lot, CM A. carp., att oar well With underground lotS of shade trees. Only $29,900. in For Rent 3 BR, 18 home Carpeted, Ienced Bk. yard $300 323 7599 GENERAL LABORER WardhOuse worker mIx. Crumiey 332.0207. 6370. I I I BUVJUNKCARS From $10 to $50 Call 377 1671. 32 116 Cash 3224132 TV- Color (onsOIc' Color Stereo, TV. Stereo e cassette. AM record player 323 6610 __________________________ . lOP, ltSon2Iots, all fenced, FP, - TELLER Banking exp. Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will , __________________ Port flisy. 32-Houses Unfurnished BILLING CLERK Exp.onCRT FinequalltyTempleoranges Simpson. 332.3313 - I I Sanford, condominium. San dalwnod Villas, HP, lower I level, $30,500 Principals only 8308S46 . Many extras. Must see. All for VA FHA $S5,900 terms available. 1 BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 323.8610 Call Sanford. Mariner's Village. - PAYROLL CLERK Figurewizard For Sale CaliJoAn , ______________________________________________________ INC. REALTORS 830-6$l3or 339.4711 eves. _________________ _____________________ ' in i 77-Junk Cars Removed 68Wanted to Buy by Gill Fox 50-MisCellaneous for Sate1 ____________________________________ - Home the country. 3 BR, 1g. utitify rm 1g. carport, big lot 5,10.000. 377 077) FORREST GREENE carpeting, new kit., deposit required. J. B. Steelman, Realtor,s. 32) 0041. SOOKKEEPER.SECRETARY Chancetouseyourskills --- NOTICI SIDE GLANCES I Spacious 3 tSR, 2B luxury home, ___________ TOMOR ROW Navelorangesigrapefruit $lbu.CaIlatter 5p.m. 322-6733 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis OeputvCierk Publish D.c. 24, 3), 1979 1 Jan. 14. 19*0 Orange City, huge trees, con temporary home, courtyard entrance, 8" sunken LP w FP. 1g. BR's, 2B. solarium, dark rm., sewing & utility rms, bIt breakfast bay. Owner says Sell Now' Call to see. 577.500 __________ Rental Units that need repair in lieu of rent, Handyman needed. 323 9228. BE WORKING New concept gets results. Subliminal Cybernetics. Call 6367 9-GOOd Thlflg$ - paid 327.2733 - - 30-Apartfl'lefltS UflfUrfllshed - 41-Houses _________ -- in compl.t. resume to Sandra Miller, Cardinal Industries, Inc., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. Mature Baby Sitter DayorNitesyourhome --_______ Sanford Gracious living, Peas, Weekly& monthlyrates, utilities pd, InquIre 500 S. Oak 8117503, __________________________________ sportation provided. Send Lake and. Infants to preP school. 332-4215. Seminole County, County, Florida. bonus, vacation, paidh,alth& life Ins. Must be capable of Supervising numerous properties. Tran. -- .'escrIbed property located In - 01ST. PROPERTY MANAGER Position now open for career minded individual with nation's largest producers of factory built modular housing. 6-Child Call SCminoie County, Florida. Lot 14, Block D. SANLANDO SPRINGS, Tract No.39, accordIng tO the plat thereof as recorded in Ph? Book 6, page 17, Public Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32171. amountbldwhichwlllbersturned to the successful bidders when contract is completed. The successful bidder shall furnish a Performanc..Payment Bond for the total amount Of the award withIn 10 days of notification of the award. Bonds must be written by a surety company licensed to do In' Florida. Bids will be reclved in the above .nam.d off Ice as indIcated herein, All Conditions stated shall apply. MY questions relating to the bid are to be directed to the Pur. chasing Office. Special Conditions: Any and all -- . -__________________ CA-13-K. The nature of this suit is a wIt to ouiet title on the following MENT AT HIGH SCHOOL "588", SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA,lnaccordancswltltthe stipulations and specifications available from the PurchasIng Department in the Office of the SuperIntendent, 1211 Mallonville deposit: A lid Pond, CashIer's Check, or Certified Check for five percent (S percent) of the total cook, utility person & busboy. Apply in person 9-S at Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. EKp. LOST: area 24th IOrange, femaleGoldenRetriever,2yr. Old. REWARD. 3220724, 349. estate; AVIS LAMBRAKIS and.or her estate; and RUTH F. GAGE and-or her estate, Case No. 79.2131. Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, January 22, 1900, p.m. or as soon thereafter as posslbletoconsider application by Storer Cable Television FranchIse to provide service to the unin. Corporated areas of Seminole Bid mustbeaccompanhsdbybid IN RE: ESTATE OF CLAUDE A. WEAVER Exp. industrial sewing machineoperators. DELANO. 1.734.5464. Reward offered for the return of sm male puppy. 7 mo. old, "TIGER" brn, wh & bik markings. Lost 13th & French. Thurs, Jan. 3rd. Little boy brokenhearted. 323.0261. L.D. LAMBRAKIS andor his FOOD PRODUCTION EQUIP. FUR. in -. DEMETRIOS LAMBRAKIS a.k.a OF PUBLIC NEAR 1MG The Board of County Corn. mlssioners of Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, North Park NISHING, DELIVERING AND INSTALLING AS SPECIFIED, seen Looking for garden equipment? Read today's claisif led ads for good buys. Idyllwilde. Answers to "Doughnut", 322-2541 or 3220131. $200 REWARD. of "80"1 and marked, last _____________________ ____ ___________________________ Missing: Small dog, white with blk & brown spots. long hair, lbs., 'fl-Hnuses _______ - ___________ ______________________ 10.12 29-Rooms Want to be your own boss? Work yourownhours? 668-5378.9-9 S-Lost & FOund 7 Sealed bids or proposals dressed to the Board of Public Instruction Seminole County, Florida (hereinafter called the RN, 0.4 & 4.17, lull & part time. Apply in person Sanford NursIng & Convalescent Center, 930 Melbonvilbe. relaxation _____________________________ corporatlonsorotherlegalentities named as a Defendant; and all claimants, persons or parties, natural or corporate, whose exact legal status is unknown, claiming under any of the above-named or described defendants or parties who are claiming to have any right, common title or interest in and to the lands hereinafter described. You are hereby notified that a suit has been filed against you in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, entitled VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, v. LAM BROS Plaintiff Records of FlorIda. in concept SUBLIMINAL CYBERNETICS Call 031-6367 - any .other persons claiming by, through or under or against an nIed -t4eIp -- - (SEAL) INV1TATIONTORID Menu - through ' Springs, FIOrida32101,ororbefore January 28, 1900, or a Default will be entered agaInst you. WITNESS my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court in and f' Seminole County, Florida this 21st day of December, 1979. REPRESENTATIVE: FOR Noon RELAX copy thereof upon the Plaintiff or Plaintiff's attorney whose address is lOOMaitland Avenue, Abtamonte Deceased PROPOSAL .. ' under those unknown natural persons; and the several and You are hereby requested to file your written defenses with the Clerk of said Court and serve a Walter Dittmer As Personal Representative Telephone: (305) 834 3700 Publish Dec.31, 19198 Jan:?, 19*0 DEQ 92 RATES 44C 11110 1 time . -. 3consecu)Ive times - 39c a line 3c a line lconwcutivetlmes 'k interested assardi CLASSIFIED ADS . contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated, If the claim is secured, the security shall be described, The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative, All persons In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been Legal Notice _________________________ ;w ji,. Dali .1. Ildasy Maflager Publish DoC. 74, II, 18?0& l4 - ' 0 - VARIOUS PIECES OF LARGE FL Inc. to PIcTIT1OUI NAM. 0(0.71 •a CMII, sublect ts . ____________ r-V - - -. .- . _______________________ due shall be stated. If the claim is Springs. '. ''' . BRAKIS and.or her estate; and 0:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. RUTH F. GAGE and-or her estate, MONDAY thru FRI DAY Defendants SATURDAY 9-Noon 3LlnesM,nimum NOTICE OF SUIT TO: LAMBROS DEMETRIOS LAMBRAKIS a-k-a 1.0. LAM. DEADLINES BRAKIS and-or his estate; AVIS LAMBRAKIS and.or her estate; Before Publicotion Noon The Do and RUTH F. GAGE and-or her estate, if alive and if dead, their Friday Sundo unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors and all other __________________________________________________________ partfes claiming by, through, under or against them; the unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, -_________________ grant or creditors of said Defendants; and all unknown natural persons, if alive, and if : - -dead or not known to be dead or AVON Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A alive, their several respective FIGHT INFLATION Mate" Dating Service. All Sell Avon. Increase your earning unknown spouses,heirs, devisees, ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. grantees and creditors or other power. For details, Call water, Fl. 33310 ______________________ 1-811-4617or644-3079 parties claiming by, through or in Altamonte.Cauelberry Chamber of Commerce sixth annual benquet, 6:30 p.m., Lord Chumley's Pub, Altamonte -4 $gesinsle County. Plerida on ac L4 - 'I' - t- . v. statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be writing and mush indicate the basis for the claim, the name and addressofthecreditororhisagont or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become SATURDAY, JANUARY26 $hi,IWIIWIAWIII lam - . • ROS OEMCrQQS L&M. 8RAKIS a.k.a L D I AMF4f,P$ and-or his estate; AVIS LAM. reouired, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written THURSDAY, JANUARY24 Seminole County Council for Exceptional Children will sponsor a benefit evening at Rosie O'Grady's in Orlando beginning at 7 p.m. Proceeds to exceptional child programs in the county from advance tickets available at county schools or call 834-7391. 64 - .- £\L'4 NOTICE OF AOMCHcTRLrcott TO ALL PERSONS HAVING All persons having claims or demands against the estate are Non-profit Funeral Society of Mid-Florida annual membership meeting, 2 p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. Major General Joseph McNinch (Army Medical Corps Ret.) will speak on organ donations and transplants. Lutz 5 *9 OiraldWm 1. o.ol PVclay WOrn lit Add.,IMJII - - . . .. VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, Plaintiff County, Florida, Probate Division, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 Senior Citizens trip to see "Arsenic and Old Lace," Once Upon A Stage. Leave Sanford Civic Center 11:15 a.m., pick up Leeds, Casselberry, 11:30 a,m. Return 5 p.m. Call Doris Rogers for reservations. Ilk 0 Sterling Pork Un. 3, U6.390. PH. Conslr CIP • $herv,aed A - . --• CASE NO. 79.343I.CA.13-K the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The personal represen. titive of the estate 5 WALTER DITTMER. whose address is P.O. BOx 9400, Longwood, Florida, 32750. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. Seminole County Council for Exceptional Children film strip and panel discussion on "Abused Children In Your CommunIty," 7:30 p.m., Winter Springs Elementary School. Open to public. AWrelLockyir&wfJaVdci Loll! - . INTHECINCUITCOURTINAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ministrationof THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 Open "Town Hall" meeting conducted by Council of Arts & Sciences for Central Florida on 'Who Needs Arts In Seminole County ', 7:30'1O:3() p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Refreshments, film, open discussion and art exhibition. Gerald J. Brown Jt. I WI Kathiryn I. to Robert A. labisen *1 Geraldine, Lot I Ilk N Suniand Bit., $29110. Donald J. Maw I WI Carol J. te RaIi P. Chandler I WI Dorothy A., Lot II Ilk A $ummirs.I N., . . FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Numb, 79•459.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF AURA DITTMER CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. the estate of AURA DITTMER. deceased, File Number 79 459-CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole Sanford VFW 10108 dInner, 5:30-8 p.m., log cabin post home on lakefront, Open to public, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 Sanford Senior CitIzens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by slide program on Alaska by Rev, Leo King. $71,011. '. -. Legal NotIce 1 _i!Ic'1 Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DA Michael P. Miller I wi Diane N. to Craig L. Cullen I WI Pamela, Lot 1581k A N 0,1. Terrace, Sect. I 136,300. Karen .1. Tabory t Stephen J. Gooch 1. wI Cynthia, Lot 129 Myrtle 1k Hills, $8,750. Cathy 1. COok eke Cathy 1. Depalma, to Charles 1. McQulston IWI Brenda J.,Lot12&theW'eof Lot II 81k 3 Resurvey of 81k 4. Wildmere, $2,430, Grace Properties Inc to Mary F. Gossen'ian, Un 221 Alt Hts, Condo, $31,990. The Babcock Co. to Gail 6. Palmer, Lot 294 Windward Sq. Sect. 3, $51,900. Grace Properties Inc. to Gonoalo Janer & wI Lucia 0. Janet', Un 633 Alt HIs., Condo; 131.900. Glenn P. Greenwood to Mary M. Grienwood, S. Carolina. Lot $ 81k 4 N 0,1. 5th Add $100. Charles I, Roof to Peggy J. Roof -Part ci 0ev Lot S. Sect. 32, $100. Petty D. Binford to Wm. S. Cole 1 *1 Margaret, Beginning at the SW corner of Lot 43 Entiminger Farms Add No. 2, $30,000. Dan Way Inc. to Gregory 0, Ratcltm.n I *1 Deborah L. Lot 7 Rolling In., $64,100. Obie Stewart Jr. I WI Charline, to Donald Anthony & *111th. The Nl1SH.ofLoIlltMN 1131t.of the W '-, of Lot 3 Ilk F 1k. Waymin HI.., 1k Add, $38,100. Mary 0. Cromwell to Robert F. Normen&w$ Linda S. Lot I) Ilk C Country Club NIL, Un. I. $29,900. Noword 1'. Ickert 1. *1 Marie A. tejoh,nE.l.alw&wtGlinnIsLohO Ilk M Howell Cove Second Sect., - - .. . . I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $100. $47,921. Olin AM flames . Monday, Jan.1, ipso REALTY TRANSFERS Roy E. Donaldson & wI Nancy P to Anthony .1. Bertollno 8. WI Margaret S.. Lot 104 Lago Vista Subdv.. $70000. Thomas F. Moore 1 *1 ln.' R o'P- reOerItR .j vt'w'r Jr trom?fle W' mite corner of Sect. 2?, $I7,W, Angle A Marino & WI Argella to Larry F Cook, lot 20 01k 2 Weathersfeld 1st Add.. $28,300 P. Vent Moeller, It to James T. Coakley & WI Diane E., parcel of land lying in sect 1, II; $16000 David 1, Baenuel & WI Lisa A. to John M, Breen & WI Mary M.. Lot 603 Winter Springs Un 4, $170,000 Pollinqwood Homes Inc to Lawrence I Mcchad & WI Carob L.,LotGBbkN Howell Cove, Third Sect.. $69.66? Richard A. Wdlker & Sherry B., to Helene i. 'Rother. Lot 6 01k 8 Sausalito Sect 2. $57000 Bel Aire Homes Inc to Henry G. C.ore Jr. & WI Brenda C . Lot 33 Oak Forest Un, I. $62,400 Be! Aire Homes Inc to Robert P Wasman 8. wI Candace L , Lot IS Oak Forest Un 1, $59,000 1k of the Woods Inc to Gibson P. PreScott & WI Jessie S. Lot 207 1k of the Woods Townhouse Sect.. 6. $100 BMA Prop to Cont same as above. $60,900 Keith 0 WaIters & wI Linda K to John 0, Sutton 8. WI Esther S.. Lot i97 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sed 3, $59,500 Crace Lycans to Allan M. Mlchaeis, Lot 30 81k 3 Weather sIleld 1st Add, $31,000 Olin American Homes of FL Inc to Philip McStravick & WI Christine, M, Lot S Greenwood lke% Un 1, Bk C. $61,600 Donald J. KIrby & WI Beverly J. to Kenneth A. Plieffer Sr., & WI Frances M. Lot 109 Forest Brook Ssecond Sect.. 31. $61,600 Bahia Oaks Inc to Doug Moornead 8. Danny B. Howell, from the NW corner of 5' ol SE' 4 of SW of Sect. 16, $37,461 Brigitte F. Andres to Raymond H. Davis&wIHilda B.,Lot 101k A Sanora Un. 1 8. 2 rep., 5.41,333. P.i'JHp Lake 8. Patricia 0. to Im,n M (riss;' t. it Ellen J., LotS 6667, N 16 It of Lot 6$ Pine Ht%., $8,000 FF Cr110 Rex K. Morrison & WI Bonnie M., Lot 75 01k C The , .4 - . -, - ._____________________ CompleteMobile Home Repair 3493759 SLOAN'S TYPING SERVICE Business, personal I resumes 1305971 , . To List Your Business.,. DIQI 32226B or 83-9993 o9si . '1 . .- 1 - , . . I - .'-1• .)(').'..'Ol .) .,. - .'. �. . - . ..._••lI__'•••'• - . ;;_.-.::; --.-_ - -. - . . - -.-. : .••;. 39 Regans father ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle by Chic Young 41 Join the race C *rTT.4EW4' rrs NOT IT EXACT,' — I Speak 42 Light touch P1N1L WIVES KNOW MORE 'vOU MEAN AFTER AWHILE lI P1 I1 I-!_1"t I conceitedly 44 Draws THE CO FEE I°1°IM U LIKE THE WAY ( THE WI"YU ABOUT HUSBANDS THAN I HUSBa4DSCSE lOBE S Christ's 46 Cheap (Co mp 1211 iVI El III CI IT' TOO STRONG) I LIKE IT LIKE rr HUSBANDS KNOW ABOUT PEOPLE" birthday wd.) IFtNlTlIEI THE __ - 9 Come by 49 Makes wet ; j1ja1sIoft H 11 ____ 12 Ancient 53 Macco coin , YOU GOT musical 54 Mohorovicic I MHLJCA _____ t $ ________ instrument discontinuity I $ 13 Meadow 58 Hillside (Scot.) ,_ mouse 57 Women's $'$jcKI$I 14 Exclamation patriotic ii ii1sj TIE AJ N1 E is of nose society (abbr.) IAIM IJj ElVjA ji i' organs 5B Malt liquor DICIC IrIEIN INJAIPI 17 Exist 59 One (Ger.) p• 9 More horrible 36 Yaps 18 American poet 60 Shade tree 10 Organs of 19 In large 61 Arid 40 One or the 4 r numbers .QAYMO —- BEETLE BAILEY 23 Sternward Deutschland DEAR DR. LAMB - My son Is 14 years old and he has terrible breath. I took him to the family dentist bra check upto have his teeth cleaned. He has no cavities. However, his dentist said that his foul 16 Indolent 20 Unmounted . I 0 Mod China causing unpopularity in school. Is it true that the odor problem with the sinuses, that 22 Brazilian port 45 Grave 1 Tell tales Is caused by his stomach and, can he the source of the odor. 2 Disrespectful 24 Hereditary fac.46 Take on cargo if so, how can it be corrected? so your next stop should be to 1 IT NEEPS A PIN IN &oo tot 3 Egyptian sun 47 Racecourse J u)jEg 'fl.IE STEERING 1 25 Minced oath 48 Painful disk - If you have a Health Letter on see an ear, nose and throat JEEP? 26 Nematode 4 Hereditary bad breath, I'd sure Like to specialist. "blueprInts" 28 Big name in 50 Met solo ID have it. golf CO 5 16. Roman 51 German If the problem can't be dp YEAH DEAR READER — Bad 6 Bashful 30 Jacobs philosopher 7 Comedian brother 52 Observes proper to take your son to a to talk to your son's physician I King 31 Astonish 55 Be beholden 8 City in 33 Hebrew dentist. Frequently bad (pediatrician or family to Alabxma patriarch breath is caused by dental doctor). You can have bad — —— — —— I-i 10 iT problems. That doesn't mean breath from any upset in body 4 5 6 7 8 9 cavities. It means either chemistry. The classic accumulation of food par- example here Is the diabetic 12 —— — i. — — — — — tides around the teeth or an or the patient with Liver —————— _______ 16 17 infection that involves the disease. Abnormal chemicals —— areas around the roots of the are carried by the bloodTHE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ir by — — 19 — 2T — — — teethandundertleedgesof stream and escape into the — — — — — — — the gums (gingiva). The lungs tobe exhaled. Thi'sthe 2 WoR' øai, FOT 21 22 23 • latter requires treatment by a same way that alcohol breath r s 1 __ WAtC.I4 YOUR —— — — — dentist and is not something works. 24 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 ____ that a person can correct I doubt very much that your HRI6TMP6.I/ — — — himself just by improving his son's problem comes from his dill 32 33 34 35 dental hygiene. stomach. In the first place, we ———— Then some cases of bad all have gastric juices and not 37 — — — — — breath are caused by food everybody has bad breath. U 0 I — — accumulation on the tongue. The stomach is functionally 38 — — 39 40 I — That's becuase not everyone closed at the tap so Its co 42 44 — knows you need to brush the tents do not emit odors unless 00 — — — tongue regularly, just as you a person burps or belches and 46 47 48 50 51 52 brush your teeth. . U' A —— I sin sending you The number of people also have ° — 53 54 55 56 Health Letter that you asked the mistaken idea that colon ARCHIE — for, number 9-4, Halitosis: problems will contribute to by Bob Montana — — — — — — — — — — _ I _ _ 57 58 59 The Breath Problem And bad breath. There is no way ,ot4,1'M SORW,'ARCkIE( IF THiS KEEPS Li YOU'LL HAVE TO HAVE THE ——— ———— — — — — What To Do About It. Other that this can happen. But any I DIDN'T REALIZE I HAD WELL 80114 HAVE c WHAT 60 61 PHONE RECEIVER REMOVED 62 BEEN DIALING readers who want this issue of the digestive disturbances BEEN TALKING THAT LONG! 10 GO 10 TH E 00',u FROM ' Y OUR EAR AND I 'LL ARCHIE 7 )FOR HOURS BUT can send 75 cents with a long, that result in an upset body HOSPITAL MEAN? NEED A DALI-FINGER — — — — — — — — — — .-''i L'NE '•{S 1NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN tP..ANSPtJ(N r' stamped, self-addressed chemistry can cause the envelope for it. Send your problem through the bloodrequest to me, in care of this stream and lungs as I mennewspaper, P.O. Box 1551, tioned. Radio City Station, New York, Sometimes it's quite a HOROSCOPE NY53 10019. search to find out what factors By BERNICE BEDE OSOL As The Health Letter I'm are related to bad breath. It's sending you explains, you can not a simple problem that have bad breath from many may be relieved by mouthFor Tuesday, January 8, 1980 different causes other than wash as many TV adGEMINI (May 214une 20) Januarys, ilSO You could be exceptionally is associated with bad tonsils. believe. There's no way that a E EK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Lady Luck is going to t#ke lucky for yourself, as wel] as Much more often it's mouthwash can correct a 1 i an active role helping you come associated with sinus disturbance for those with' in body E THAT CR( IS I X€R. IF TH RISE Ri [_JL1r' 1k)) get things started this coming in contact today, because of problems. If your son has an chemistry or infected sinuses 11HE V1WIJG AGA) Ii CR1M RATE tS UJIThIIJ TF year. She may even have a your cleverness. Infection in the nose and or, for that matter, Infected I 7%UMT4ST1.UJW few adventuresome activities CANCER (June 2I-ZJulyfl) throat area, such as a teeth. i II_ plannedas well. You're not fooled today Into r ç) thinking the grass Ii CMT -.'- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. in someone's backyard. 71 _______ I 29) Your concepts and Because of this you'll ex. applications have tremendous perlence the AT BRIDGE greatest worth andwlllbetreatedwith pleasures with your loved the respect they deserve when ones. ___________________ Alan: "One time when it is Presented to others. Find LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) likely to go wrong is when re of ha lies ahead for Helpful contacts your NORTH 1.7 opens a suit and t _ 0 Q 10 5 2 clear thinking is the perfect you attempt to tell him to bi rthday by sending for your reci AJ4 . shift to a specific suit rather for putth togsther an CO of AstroGraph letter, • 165 PRISCILLA'S POP than play a high card to sug. by Al Vermeer py extremely successful day. •A K Q Mail $1 for each to Astro- Y ' gest that partner continue and ou ll achieve that which you PRISCILLA! 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East felt that his good luck today. mistakes. 0 106 had called for a spade 'FL They'll add some excitement shift since West knew that UBRA (Sep" n4M. 23) Vulnerable: Both OF South was going life as well. ruff the Your hunches andinslghts are Dealer: West HOPE... ( second diamond." extremely valuable today. (Feb. 2 .March ) West NorthEast South Alan: "I with East An undertaking about which TiUst them to steer you Dbl. 2, 14 4 that West should have led his you may have been 'a littletoward who you should be Pass Pass Pass king of spades trick two. should be dubious will work out fan. with and what However, I would have played tastically well today, thanks doing' BUGS BUNNY the deuce diamonds, not the by Stoffvl & HelmdahI " SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 12) to the cooperation you'll Opening lead:* K Il is WT )(>i ZEIRDED WRATS u Oswald: "Naturally. You This is one of those unusual encounter, WwwncEHwRAvrr have raised dIamonds. You others IN NV,OU LONGARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) times IS'ID TS1ART Q want your partner to shift and you abnod EAE GA,LOOt Pr esent your ideas to ne MONAV there Is no way that you can want In retain for a who is in a Position t develop want a MO 4 club shut so that deuce By O,wald Jacaöy them. One if put to work, ki ndness you raider them cannot be a preference ndAIUSIUI could tarn out to be extremely Make YOIU deal now, signal." SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Oswald: "me suit Prefer. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) TAURUS (April 20.May 20) Dec. 21) S(*Tmetlthlg quite we signal is a valuabe tool (For a JACOBY sizable could be placed properly but like ThingS could be MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at for you materially today your hands today, but It calls most modern expert conven• Bridge," care of this nswspaIt can boomerang °' you to use y smarts u because of the intervention pa.'. P.O. Box 489, Radio City against its user and bit him ,1 friend. Th. favor could be a developing It. You're 0' Station, New York, N. V. right in the face if not used than UP to It. really big one. properly." $•_ .••,-. 0 0 7 - out mo w Evening Herald (USPS 481•280)Prlce 15 Cents t C a11s F r A 11iance A ainst S viets - PEKING (UPI) — Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping said today all countries In the world should form an alliance to check expansion of the the have military uses, covering his visit to China was canceled after The Chinese news agency said Deng proposed their meeting. the alliance during a meeting with Defense Xinhua indirectly quoted Brown as telling Deng dual technology with applications to civilian and defense industries, ' ,e means come-on souTh today involving you, g you bring you ten to to your agree at you - of 401' when anyo to give - you suit S. ByJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Eight miles of marked bike routes are now available to bicycle riders In the city of Sanford thanks to a cooperative project of the city and the Woman's Club of Sanford. The bike route will be dedicated Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park on the lakefront at 1:30 p.m. The Woman's Club raised $1,535 to pay for the directional signs, posts, and markers along the tercit loop and feeder routes, and the city Recreation and Parka Department provided the labor to erect them. The money was raised by the Community Improvement Project committee of the club, - .through the May breakfast and other fund-raising efforts. - Ituth Gaines, chairman of the CIP committee, mid maps of the routes are available at the recreation department offices at Sanford City Hall, the Civic Center Annex and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ' _______ _ _________________ VD Bases In Mideast CfWr(Rl 3rd. — HOSPITAL s ____________L 2nd St St. J 5th. ___ - 71 a: fl 8 th SEiR& _ Nm/$ W A ________ 111h St' _______ -_ p. -I w U W cc U. I Ui > 4 - MELLON VILLE PARK F M '5, MIDDLE SCHOOL - will be Mayor Lee P. Moore, ,Recreation and Parks Director Jim Jernigan . of the Sanford Woman's Club. A crousectlonoflocalresldentswifl on hand with various types of bicycles to ride all or part of the route following the brief -ceremonies, Mrs. (lathes *a1t The bike routes . Veterans Memorial Park on Seminole Boulevard an the north to Sanford Plazaon the south. For the most part, the less traveled streets were chosen the bike route. ESC B 0 20th. "I D o St. I 0 Iran Stifles Rival Moslem Groups 9 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Security At the United Nations, the world body's forces today clamped down on rival self 4mpeaed deadlins for e decision on a Moslem groups battling In the southern Seewity CAznctt ___ port city of Bandar Langeh, and tussident economic sanctions 0(1 Iran passed Ayatollah Sayeh Kazem Shariat-Madari wi thout any action being taken, called on Iranians to remain calm and The Security Council heard U.N. united. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim's report on his recent visit to Iran, but the In Tehran, thousands of workers United States, the sponsor of the marched on the occupied U.S. Embassy resolution, indicated it would not force support continued holding of the Security Council vote until la ter In the Am erican hosta ges week. . LK GEM . MANOR Dr - 4? St I for The extension from 27th Street to Sanford Plaza is on the sidewalk along highway 17, but of time routes are "on-stmt." The in Loop extends from Fifth Street south on Palmetto to 27th Street, down Park Avenue to LaurelDriveand across to French Avenue via Shannon Drive. It then goes north on French, jogging on 27th to Elm Avenue, cutting over 26th Street, to Oak Avenue then north to Ikh and up Elm A"nue to the beginning point. Other feeder routes Include parts of Seminole Boulevard, Mellonville Avenue Second Street, Stmmmorlin Avenue, im Street, Bay Avenue, 11th Street, Locust Avenue, Plumosa Drive, Eicambia Drive, Grove Manor Dr ive, 24th Street and 18th Street, to 251h. more FRANK AND ERNEST . SPIDER-MAN by Bob Th.vos _______ _ _____ . SYV1US! _____ ON..Y 'tb& Audi 1P M -I TWO _ BIKE R MAIN ROUTE - I'_JN_ A IDeA' IDJ%IS _____ 1D IN 7)W EETI1! eim. ____ - __ - I I Go, so ____ ___ ____ __________ - - ____ __ - I', "• ' .: .'. liftl MLky$AI,AND - TUMBLEWLIDS __ _ __ ___ =COUNTY ROUTE INECREST SCHOOL for Clayton I' out I_I—I SANFORD __ possibility ' PLAZA at its reg - Exp.ct.dIn F.bruary different perspective. to / W - /-7 reftgsd to give him nssnes of corn- for 1979, the difference between what he others and that Masters had been giving plahiants and systematically harassed earned as a part-Urns instructor from too much time to matters other him daring the fbi montime the school September Ur014h December at Jones counseling students. A decision- is to be given by mid. year. He had also served as a guidance College and what he would have earned Masters responded that he had met 30 February on whell a foraw Soutll amodor &w* ft W748 xbooll ym n a sovtb Sminole MIM@ gftd Percent of the 1,0.membelrs student Seminole Middle School guidance at South Sim1role Masters said Boyette counselor. body In Counseling sessions. Masters also cowmeelor will be reinstated In Ms job, refused to assist him Ifl COITSCUfl( his Masters said stile he was a guidance said that Boyette had threatened that he faults as he Mid ls reqUiNd by the CQMOloF be had bald additional part- (Masters) would never again get a job in gin back pay a new jab .nIuaUo 11*15 violated thS Urns jobs, "eluding janitorial work amid the Seminole County school system if he George Eyraad, arhitrasor, coiTktid contract. 'wsaMng. He said he currently Is pursued the grieum. an all-day hearing Monday at the Masters filed a Wbillma with the werMng sights for a local department "He threatened he would blackball Senlrele Cowy School Boud amce on tsach.i' u*'n. the $UZIIeOI. Edacitbon More as a jasitu'. me," Masters said. Ms ANal'I He said Ma FOMISlI. began In }01ui Mas' PI Boyette said he had offered to give had been violated by the school docwn,. with the Florida Peidic Decuntir irs, when Boystte told him Masters a good recommendation oa Us"a Empleyen RellaUns Coam9Wu An&ff &ad= wW is in cWV of employment elsewhere after he klowelpall ffidaley ft—, Boy contract was not renewed after the 117$. (FEW). 1IU&4 añUrMl WM then secondary .raUon for the county, (Bayette) had made the decision not to 79 schooL year b.c'anss a better idaut oorç'ai"ed by l.tti to layette of recommend renewal of the contract. He qualified A I d 1kw PUCN1eVS1 a'- MsaterV uld be found to fill the salveaus" with county said be nm's, threatened the man. MtrMut$wStothe 1411H1 board and M "ars. pouItIi. Boy.tt. said. Boy" said when Masters refused to do INA wft EymW ebiiiiiiiiiiiii dii iW- a & MW &YOW ntmd to give Mm ft take Ws niggations for WVrovement, he In three siarM. evaluations Of iIlthwtIsi. Eraad Ii a flMlS. Of the persons Who had accied asked two other staff members the oet$s on Mers' jab perfermance Br,ulLJru Ale., lawyer, of being hard to get along with, school talk to Masters about his during the 1971.79 school year, layette Acowding in the NachorV contract, layette said be sew no need to give the prohiesn. had said the geldance crinl was the loser in the ashliretlen will have to counselor the no" and had himesil 11* arbitrator normally takes 20 days abrasive. and couldn't get along wIth pay the q1 athewy fees .1 the noticed the abrMiven and lack of tact to render decision after receiving students parents, faculty memb= and reepective lawyers, Jobs (rnMs. Masters. He said that Maters refused transcripts of the hearing. Jullan said it the wiy levoL d$ IodM wylsdidise J,. to lobs us ageMk to cesact his usually take two weeks to Prepare and Masters said, however, that layette MaMsrsisa*Ingfor$,$I$inbackpa, 'Of talkin with 4m,p$j and deliver the transcripts. DONNA Herald stait WrIte, j0j By __ _______ - Cr11 I.Ilgett for ICIN, i1' p __ - - y- k -tIK, - a IclIMyl I WALS by ' ___ (C0l * ________ _________ 11110% - _____ at _____ to _____ - ____ ____ . . I ______ _____ __ ___ __ ' -. V a Jr ________ 111 - at _______ by _______ _______ ____ ____ g ____ 1" _________________ 0.7 ___________________ I.. . .* ' -.. -.. .. __ -I .p-•-. , - ._'.. - . -', '" . - .- of ______ 1b 146 MIWGtA%5IS. compliance. ____ - --uIJP ' •r-. - ., ...'- -. - ,-. -., . . ____ - S - â' I - . . -. L meeting for teach.', ' coidfaci, and . our - u "We tooi into consideration in the route the location Of laying schools, parks, city facilities and pla)0(msd" u. a.umes salt (If ad"We see ditlonal ex pansion" RUIllng deration. our _ ___ by T. K. Ryan - I _____ _____ ____ flI'IR. - St ___ q ____ ___ ___ con Ex-School Counselor Piellb,"11111160 Case A 4JY Wifl4 OF IT ___ - MINOR ROUTE a Seminole County will find a solution to Telson said he hoped the spending of the Tanglewood sewage treatment general tax money for their problem problem, Commissioner Bob French won't be the county's only si promised residents of that subdivision "If you're worried other people's taxes this morning, will be used to carry load," Telson Two hundred homes in Tanglewood said, "I'm sure there are many cases have been plagued with problems con- where taxes have pa id other people's cerning their sewer se rvice since 1969. loads." Most recently the owner of the sewer the The bankr uptcy hearings facility has filed for bankruptcy which sewage treatment facility will be held would leave the area without service this Friday. County Attorney Nikkl unless someone steps in. said the county's ultimate goal is Richard Telson, president of the to have the plant legally abandoned and Tanglewood area Civic Association, told then seek receivership. ular the commission There Is currently a contempt of court today that his organization feels the citation against the plant owners, county should ba il them out. Envi ronmental Nature Treatment Corp., "We're panicked," Telson said," If ignoring an order to stop polluting your home is sitting there with the area waters with untreated sewage. possibility of a sewage ba ckup you get a Telson said he hopes that Issue Is not You get almost dropped, because the fines that would unreasonable." have be paid could be used to help fix Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff up the plant. It has been estimated lt will told Telson the county Is aware of the take least $300,000 to bring' the plant problem and Intends to do everything Into possible whi ch is economically f easible Tanglewood Is located In Southeast for the county without burdening other Seminole County adjacent to the city taxpayers. Winter Park. — DIANE PF1RYK at _P_ MAM A ____ ___ Tanglewood Solution St. ______________________________ by Stan Lee and John Romlta _______________________ wI hAD CountyPromises __ 26?t the . ma On WASHINGTON (UP!) — In response to President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq by the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, telephone and through emissaries the President Carter says the United States United States "Is willing to join other is considering making use of foreign nations in giving necessary protection to military bases in the Persian Gulf region Pakistan and meet their legitimate and joining other nations in providing aid defensive military needs." Soviet troops have tightened their grip to Pakistan. In an interview Monday night with over the rugged Afghan countryside, but NBC-TV. Carter said the United States: there were renewed reports today of —Will join Western industrialized quick and deadly guerrilla strikes by nations and wealthy Middle East Moslem rebels. countries in forming a "consortium" to At the United Nations Monday, the provide military and economic aid to Soviet Union vetoed a Security Council Pakistan to help It repel any Soviet resolution that called for the withdrawal aggression. of all foreign troops from Afghanistan, —Is considering the use of naval and without mentioning soviet forces by air facilities offered by Somalia, Oman name. and Kenya to meet any "Soviet fteat to In Cairo, an Afghan rebel leader the peace in the Mideast, Persian Gulf, Monday asked the Egyptian government for an "inunediate airlift" of weapons northern Indian Ocean area." Without giving specifics, the president and military advisers to help insurgents also warned Iran he was "prepared to fighting the Soviet invasion force. Zia Khan Nasri, chairman of the take action that would be quite serious in its consequences" if the American "Afghanistan, Islamic and Nationalist hostages, now in captivity for nine Revolution Council" said he was confident the Egyptian government would eeks, are put on trial. Carter said he has informed Pakistani meet his request. D ... tions a President Carter last week barred any further transfers of such industrial know-how to. the Soviet Union in the wake of the Afghan crisis. Carter Considers Bike Paths Ready For Action your partner pe both tour of China that has taken on added significance their policies In the face of the threat from the have said previously that the United States wants U.S. officials in the Brown party say that -In a related development, American officials as a result of the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. Soviet Union. closer contacts with China on military and agencies in Washington have several pages of announced that the United States has agreed to Brown was not available to answer reporter's Furnishing China with the receiving station strategic questions, but would stop short of for. computer printouts of applications by American furnish China with a receiving station for data questions as to his response to Deng's remarks, was seen as a signal that the United States may ining an alliance with China against the Soviet firms to sell sensitive industrial technology to transmittedby the I ndsat satellite that could and a news briefing for American reporters be ready to furnish China with a large quantity of Union. China. WIN 7 72nd Year, No. 119—Tuesday, Jan 8, 1980— 1 Lamb This odor in his mouth is (abbr) 27 Solemn pledge 1 29 Cheers (Sp) 32 Selfish individual - 34 Woodwind player 36 Qualm 37 Cake (Fr) ' 38 Novelist Ferber ——— 1 2— — 3 DID YOU FINP OUT WHAT WAS WRONG WITH MY ....,-. Dr. breath is due to gastric juices. other 43 Explosive devices (archaic) 11 You DOWN 24 by Mort Walker hearing 82 Vermin 21 Disobeys --..- Brush Your Tongue For Good Breath 11 0-7 J•_., _• .-..-.. .;., • .-.-.•: .... Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 7, mo BLON DIE 46-Ev.nlng Herald __________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ . Man Is Arrested Today In Rape-Robbery A Sanford man arrested early today has been charged with the rape and Action Report..................IA robbery elderly woman Christmas Around The flock ..............4A Day. Bridge.........................43 Garland Spencer Baker, z, 51 Lake Coiendar ......................lB Monroe Terrace, was arrested at about 9 Classified Ada ................141 today at his home and charged with Comics ........................41 sexual assault and grand theft. He is Crossword .....................41 being held without bond, pending first Dear Abby ..................... lB Deaths ......................... appearance this afternoon. Baker is charged with raping a 79-year- Dr. Lamb ......................43 old Sanford woman In her home at 4 p.m. Editorial ....................... 4* Florida ........................IA onDZandtkingabout$4froj Ilorisc*pe .....................43 before he left, police say. Baker was the victim's insurance Hospital .......................JA agent, they added. Nail's .........................IA According to police, Baker showed up Ourselves ......................13 at the door of his victim, asking the Spsils........................14* address nonexistent person. He Television .....................11 asked for a glass of water, forcing his Weather .......................IA way In once she begin opening the door, World .......................... 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J•_., _• .-..-.. .;., • .-.-.•: .... --..- . ....,-. Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 7, mo BLON DIE 46-Ev.nlng Herald __________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ 39 Regans father ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle by Chic Young 41 Join the race C *rTT.4EW4' rrs NOT IT EXACT,' — I Speak 42 Light touch P1N1L WIVES KNOW MORE 'vOU MEAN AFTER AWHILE I1 I-!_1"t I lI conceitedly THE CO FEE 44 Draws I°1°IM P1 U LIKE THE WAY ( THE WI"YU ABOUT HUSBANDS THAN I HUSBa4DSCSE lOBE S Christ's 46 Cheap (Co mp 1211 iVI El III CI IT' TOO STRONG) I LIKE IT LIKE rr HUSBANDS KNOW ABOUT PEOPLE" birthday wd.) IFtNlTlIEI THE __ - 9 Come by 49 Makes wet ; j1ja1sIoft H 11 ____ 12 Ancient 53 Macco coin , YOU GOT musical 54 Mohorovicic I MHLJCA _____ t $ ________ instrument discontinuity I $ 13 Meadow 58 Hillside (Scot.) ,_ mouse 57 Women's $'$jcKI$I 14 Exclamation patriotic ii ii1sj TIE AJ N1 E is of nose society (abbr.) IAIM IJj ElVjA ji i' organs 5B Malt liquor DICIC IrIEIN INJAIPI 17 Exist 59 One (Ger.) p• 9 More horrible 36 Yaps 18 American poet 60 Shade tree 10 Organs of 19 In large 61 Arid 40 One or the Brush Your Tongue For Good Breath DEAR DR. LAMB - My son Is 14 years old and he has terrible breath. I took him to the family dentist bra check upto have his teeth cleaned. He has no cavities. However, his dentist said that his foul 11 0-7 4 r numbers .QAYMO -- BEETLE BAILEY 16 Indolent 20 Unmounted DOWN 24 Dr. I 0 Mod This odor in his mouth is Ch ina causing unpopularity in school. Is it true that the odor problem with the sinuses, that 22 Brazilian port 45 Grave 1 Tell tales Is caused by his stomach and, can he the source of the odor. 2 Disrespectful 24 Hereditary fac.46 Take on cargo if so, how can it be corrected? so your next stop should be to 1 IT NEEPS A PIN IN &oo tot 3 Egyptian sun 47 Racecourse J u)jEg 'fl.IE STEERING 1 25 Minced oath 48 Painful disk - If you have a Health Letter on see an ear, nose and throat JEEP? 26 Nematode 4 Hereditary bad breath, I'd sure Like to specialist. "blueprInts" 28 Big name in 50 Met solo ID have it. golf CO 5 16. Roman 51 German If the problem can't be dp YEAH DEAR READER — Bad 6 Bashful 30 Jacobs philosopher 7 Comedian brother 52 Observes proper to take your son to a to talk to your son's physician I King 31 Astonish 55 Be beholden 8 City in 33 Hebrew dentist. Frequently bad (pediatrician or family to Alabxma patriarch breath is caused by dental doctor). You can have bad - - I-i 10 iT problems. That doesn't mean breath from any upset in body 4 5 6 7 8 9 cavities. It means either chemistry. The classic accumulation of food par- example here Is the diabetic 12 —— — i. — — — — — tides around the teeth or an or the patient with Liver — - — — — — _______ 16 17 infection that involves the disease. Abnormal chemicals —— areas around the roots of the are carried by the bloodTHE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ir by — — 19 — 2T — — — teethandundertleedgesof stream and escape into the — — - - the gums (gingiva). The lungs tobe exhaled. Thi'sthe 2 WoR' øai, FOT 21 22 23 • latter requires treatment by a same way that alcohol breath r s 1 __ WAtC.I4 YOUR - — dentist and is not something works. 24 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 ____ that a person can correct I doubt very much that your HRI6TMP6.I/ — — — himself just by improving his son's problem comes from his dill 32 33 34 35 dental hygiene. stomach. In the first place, we ———— Then some cases of bad all have gastric juices and not 37 — — — — — breath are caused by food everybody has bad breath. U 0 I — — accumulation on the tongue. The stomach is functionally 38 — — 39 40 I - That's becuase not everyone closed at the tap so Its co 42 44 knows you need to brush the tents do not emit odors unless 00 - - - tongue regularly, just as you a person burps or belches and 46 47 48 50 51 52 brush your teeth. . U' A —— I sin sending you The number of people also have ° — 53 54 55 56 Health Letter that you asked the mistaken idea that colon ARCHIE — for, number 9-4, Halitosis: problems will contribute to by Bob Montana — — — — — — — — — — _ I _ _ 57 58 59 The Breath Problem And bad breath. There is no way ,ot4,1'M SORW,'ARCkIE( IF THiS KEEPS Li YOU'LL HAVE TO HAVE THE ——— ———— — — — — What To Do About It. Other that this can happen. But any I DIDN'T REALIZE I HAD WELL 80114 HAVE c WHAT 60 61 PHONE RECEIVER REMOVED 62 BEEN DIALING readers who want this issue of the digestive disturbances BEEN TALKING THAT LONG! 10 GO 10 TH E 00',u FROM 'YOUR EAR AND I 'LL ARCHIE 7 )FOR HOURS BUT can send 75 cents with a long, that result in an upset body HOSPITAL MEAN? NEED A DALI-FINGER .-''i L'NE '•{S 1NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN tP..ANSPtJ(N r' stamped, self-addressed chemistry can cause the envelope for it. Send your problem through the bloodrequest to me, in care of this stream and lungs as I mennewspaper, P.O. Box 1551, tioned. Radio City Station, New York, Sometimes it's quite a HOROSCOPE NY53 10019. search to find out what factors By BERNICE BEDE OSOL As The Health Letter I'm are related to bad breath. It's sending you explains, you can not a simple problem that have bad breath from many may be relieved by mouthFor Tuesday, January 8, 1980 different causes other than wash as many TV adGEMINI (May 214une 20) Januarys, ilSO You could be exceptionally is associated with bad tonsils. believe. There's no way that a E EK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Lady Luck is going to t#ke lucky for yourself, as wel] as Much more often it's mouthwash can correct a 1 i an active role helping you come associated with sinus disturbance for those with' in body E THAT CR( IS I X€R. IF TH RISE Ri [_JL1r' 1k)) get things started this coming in contact today, because of problems. If your son has an chemistry or infected sinuses 11HE V1WIJG AGA) Ii CR1M RATE tS UJIThIIJ TF year. She may even have a your cleverness. Infection in the nose and or, for that matter, Infected I 7%UMT4ST1.UJW few adventuresome activities CANCER (June 2I-ZJulyfl) throat area, such as a teeth. i II_ plannedas well. You're not fooled today Into r ç) thinking the grass Ii CMT -.'- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. in someone's backyard. 71 _______ I 29) Your concepts and Because of this you'll ex. applications have tremendous AT BRIDGE perlence the greatest worth andwlllbetreatedwith pleasures with your loved the respect they deserve when ones. ___________________ Alan: "One time when it is Presented to others. Find LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) likely to go wrong is when re of ha lies ahead for Helpful contacts your NORTH 1.7 opens a suit and t _ 0 Q 10 5 2 clear thinking is the perfect you attempt to tell him to bi rthday by sending for your reci AJ4 . shift to a specific suit rather for putth togsther an CO of AstroGraph letter, • 165 PRISCILLA'S POP than play a high card to sug. by Al Vermeer py extremely successful day. •A K Q Mail $1 for each to Astro- Y ' gest that partner continue and ou ll achieve that which you PRISCILLA! I'M SURE SANTA MAYBE IT A ws'r a low ca rd to suggest that he EAST Graph, Box 4$, Radio City envision. ___ U LOCK SO R0"IITMI A... VERY SMALL KJ *A864 shift to some other suit." Station, N.Y,l 00 lLBes,seto PEPRECP' lAM! 'ICR5E/ VIRGO (Aug. 23..Sept. fl) HOE.' Oswald: "East played his specify blrthdate. •AJ543 •Q102 By all ta ke the ten of diamonds at Inch one. 0543 rVE BEEN •J9752 West read this as a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. leadership role in any )' THINKING I*ØCUT and continued whereupon in deal gs 19) Situations having an air of CHRISTMAS 973 south took his ten tricks mystery about them or with others. Lady Luck guides 4 0' I?? quickly and chalked up game shouldn't make any glamorous overtones should so ((,, • Iv,iap, and rubber. East felt that his good luck today. mistakes. 0 106 had called for a spade 'FL They'll add some excitement shift since West knew that UBRA (Sep" n4M. 23) Vulnerable: Both OF South was going life as well. ruff the Your hunches andinslghts are Dealer: West HOPE... ( second diamond." extremely valua ble today. (Feb. 2 .March ) West NorthEast South Alan: "I with East An undertaking about which TiUst them to steer you Dbl. 2, 14 4 that West should have led his you may have been 'a littletoward who you should be Pass Pass Pass king of spades trick two. should be dubious will work out fan. with and what However, I would have played BUGS BUNNY tastically well today, thanks doing' the deuce diamonds, not the by Stoffvl & HelmdahI " SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 12) to the cooperation you'll Opening lead:* K Il is WT )(>i ZEIRDED WRATS u Oswald: "Naturally. You This is one of those unusual encounter, WwwncEHwRAvrr have raised dIamonds. You IN NV,OU LONGARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) times he others IS'ID TS1ART Q want your partner to shift and you abnod EAE GA,LOOt Present your ideas to MONAV ere Is no th that you can want In retain for a who is in a Position t develop want a MO 4 club shift so that deuce By O,wald Jacaöy ki ndness you raider them them. One if put to cannot be a suit preference ndAIUSIUI could tarn out to be extremely Make YOIU deal now, signal." SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Oswald: "me suit Prefer. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) TAURUS (April 20.May 20) Dec. 21) S(*Tmetlthlg quite we signal is a valuabe tool (For a JACOBY sizable could be placed properly but like ThingS could be MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at for you materially today your hands today, but It calls most modern expert conven• Bridge," care of this nswspaIt can boomerang °' you to use y smar ts u because of the intervention pa.'. P.O. Box 489, Radio City against its user and bit him ,1 friend. Th. favor could be a developing It. You're 0' Station, New York, N. V. right in the face if not used than UP to It. really big one. properly." $•_ .••,-.7 0 0 (abbr) 27 Solemn pledge 1 29 Cheers (Sp) 32 Selfish individual - 34 Woodwind player 36 Qualm 37 Cake (Fr) ' 38 Novelist Ferber - - 1 2— — 3 DID YOU FINP OUT WHAT WAS WRONG WITH MY - out mo w t C a11s F r A11iance A ainst S viets - PEKING (UPI) — Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping said today all countries In the world should form an alliance to check expansion of the the have military uses, covering his visit to China was canceled after The Chinese news agency said Deng proposed their meeting. the alliance during a meeting with Defense Xinhua indirectly quoted Brown as telling Deng dual technology with applications to civilian and defense industries, pe ,e means come-on souTh today involving you, g you bring you ten to to your agree at you - of 401' w n - anyone to give way you work, S. ByJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Eight miles of marked bike routes are now available to bicycle riders In the city of Sanford thanks to a cooperative project of the city and the Woman's Club of Sanford. The bike route will be dedicated Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park on the lakefront at 1:30 p.m. The Woman's Club raised $1,535 to pay for the directional signs, posts, and markers along the tercit loop and feeder routes, and the city Recreation and Parka Department provided the labor to erect them. The money was raised by the Community Improvement Project committee of the club, - .through the May breakfast and other fund-raising efforts. - Ituth Gaines, chairman of the CIP committee, mid maps of the routes are available at the recreation department offices at Sanford City Hall, the Civic Center Annex and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ' _______ _ _________________ VD Bases In Mideast CfWr(Rl 3rd. — HOSPITAL s ____________L 2nd St St. J 5th. - ___ 71 a: fl 8 th SEiR& _ Nm/$ W A ________ 111h St' _______ -_ p. -I w U W cc U. I Ui > 4 - MELLON VILLE PARK F M '5, MIDDLE SCHOOL - will be Mayor Lee P. Moore, ,Recreation and Parks Director Jim Jernigan . of the Sanford Woman's Club. A crousectlonoflocalresldentswifl on hand with various types of bicycles to ride all or part of the route following the brief -ceremonies, Mrs. (lathes *a1t The bike routes . Veterans Memorial Park on Seminole Boulevard an the north to Sanford Plazaon the south. For the most part, the less traveled streets were chosen the bike route. ESC B 0 20th. "I D o St. I 0 Iran Stifles Rival Moslem Groups 9 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Security At the United Nations, the world body's forces today clamped down on rival self 4mpeaed deadlins for e decision on a Moslem groups battling In the southern Seewity CAznctt ___ port city of Bandar Langeh, and tussident economic sanctions 0(1 Iran passed Ayatollah Sayeh Kazem Shariat-Madari wi thout any action being taken, called on Iranians to remain calm and The Security Council heard U.N. . LK GEM . MANOR Dr - 4? St united. I to 251h. more FRANK AND ERNEST . SPIDER- MAN by Bob Th.vos _____ _______ _ ____ . sYVtUS! _____ Audi YOU ONOW 1D BIKE R IIAD I _ MAIN ROUTE - - JN# A 7DCA' ID )IOW 7)W OF IT EETl1! ' _____ - - ____ __ - I,, "• ' .: .'. - ____ liftl MLky$AI,AND flI'IR. - St =COUNTY ROUTE INECREST SCHOOL - - I ___ for u ayton I' I_I—I SANFORD __ possibility ' PLAZA at its reg - I __ _ __ ___ Exp.ct.dIn F.bruary different perspective. to compliance. of reftsd to give him fbi' Of CO for ifl, the- dirence between wit he others and that Masters had been giving plahiants and systematically harassed earned as a part-Urns instructor from too much time to matters other him daring the fbi montime the school September Ur014h December counseling students. A decision- is to be given by mid. year. He had also served as a guidance Collage and what he would have earned Masters responded that he had met 30 February on whell a foraw Soutll amodor &w* ft W748 xbooll ym n a sovtb Sminole MIM@ gftd Percent of the 1,0.membelrs student Seminole Middle School guidance at South Sim1ro, Masters said Boyette counselor. body In Counseling sessions. Masters also cowmeelor will be reinstated In Ms job, refused to assist him Ifl COITSCUn( his Masters said stile he a guidance said that Boyette had threatened that he faults as he Mid ls NqUINd by the CQMOloF be had held adtloaal part- (Masters) would never again get a job in gin back pay a new jab .nIuaUo teach.',' coidfaci, and 11*15 violitid thS Urn. jobs, "eluding janitorial work amid the Seminole County school system if he George Eyraad, arhitra$or, conktid contract. 'wsaMng. He said he currently Is pursued the grieum. Masters filed a Wbillma with the werMng sights for a local department an all-day h..ing Monday at the "He threatened he would blackball Senlrele Cowy School Board .mce on tsach.i' u*'n. the $UZIIeOI. Edacitbon More as a janitor, me," Masters said. }0mi Masters' M ANl'I He said Ma FOMISlIS began In Ps Boyette said he had offered to give bid been violated by the school docwns. with lb. Florida Peidic December 1fl, when Boystte told him Masters a good recommendation oa ft—, Us"a Empleyen RellaUns Coam9Wu An&ff &ad= wW is in cWV of employment elsewhere after he klowelpall ffidaley Boy contract was not renewed after the 117$ (FEW). 1I.&4 arbUrMl Wi' then secondary .rUon for the county, (Bayette) had made the decision not to 79 schooL year bs'anse a bitter idsut corç'ai"ed by latter to layette of recommend renewal of the contract. He qualild could be f.trnd to Oil the A I Of 1kw PEBCaievsd If- MsaSerV "abrMiveems" with county said be never threatened the man. poultIi. layette said. MtrMut$wStitb. 1411H1 board and M "ars. Boy,tt. said when Masters refused to do INA wft EymW ebiiiiiiiiiiiii dii iW- a & MW &YOW ntmd to give Mm ft take Ws niggations for WVrovement, he In 1kw separate evaluations Of e""wtb Eraad is a assnes of the persons who had aoc..d isli.di t, gu members the oet$s on Mers' jab perfermance Bk,ulLJru Ala., lawyer, Of being hard to 1 along witiL school talk to Masters about his during the 1979-70 school ye, layette Acowding te the IeschorV contract, layette said be sew no need to give the prohiesn. had said the Pidmnce cuiuul Was the lee.' lithe ashlirMi's will hive to counselor the no"es and had himself The arbitrator normally takes 20 days abrasive. and omulda't get along with pay the q1 athewy fese .1 the noticed the abrMivsn and lack of tact to render a decision after receiving students parents, faculty memb= aid reepective lawyers, Jobs Masters. He said that MsaIirs refused transcripts of the hearing. Jullan said it IodMwy$sdJdj Jf. to take us agsMk to cetact his usually take two weeks to Prepare and Masters said, however, that layette UPI isangfor$$liback 'of talkin with IklI4eiltJ and deliv, the ns s. DOA Ileraid stait WrIt., _ __ was ___ ____ _______ / - ______ /-7 - TUMBLEWLIDS by T. K. Ryan - W - Cr11 Ligg for 1b 146 MIWGtA%5IS. ICIN, i1' p __ - - y- k-tIK, - I a WALS . IclIMyl I by ' ___ (C0l * ________ _________ 11110% - _____ at _____ to _____ - ____ ____ . . ______ _____ __ ___ __ ' (rnhiss Jr by -. V ________ 111 - _______ _______ 0.7 ___________________ I.. . .* ' -.. -.. ______' -I .. .p-•-. , - ._'.. - • -', '" . - .- •r-. - ., ...'- -. - ,-. -., . . ____ - S - â' I - . . -. L _______ ____ 1" _________________ meeting for at Jones - _____ _____ ____ this morning, will be used to carry load," Telson Two hundred homes in Tanglewood said, "I'm sure there are many cases have been plagued with problems con- where taxes have pa id other people's cerning their sewer se rvice since 1969. loads." Most recently the owner of the sewer The bankruptcy hearings the facility has filed for bankruptcy w hich sewage treatment facility will be held would leave the area without service this Friday. County Attorney Nikkl unless someone ste ps in. Cl said the county's ultimate goal is Richard Telson, president of the to have the plant legally abandoned and Tanglewood area Civic Association, told then seek receivership. ular the commission There Is currently a contempt of court today that his organization feels the citation against the plant owners, county should ba il them out. Envi ronmental Nature Treatment Corp., "We're panicked," Telson said," If ignoring an order to stop polluting your home is sitting there with the area waters with untreated sewage. possibility of a sewage ba ckup you get a Telson said he hopes that Issue Is not You get almost dropped, because the fines that would unreasonable." have be paid could be used to help fix Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff up the plant. It has been estimated lt will told Telson the county Is aware of the take least $300,000 to bring' the plant problem and Intends to do everything Into possible whi ch is economically f easible Tanglewood Is located In Southeast for the county without burdening other Seminole County adjacent to the city taxpayers. Winter Park. — DIANE PF1RYK our - out RUIllng deration. our "We tooi into consideration in the route the location Of laying schools, parks, city facilities and pla)0(msd" u. a.umes salt (If ad"We see ditlonal ex pansion" On Telson said he hoped the spending of con ___ I ____ ____ MINOR ROUTE a Ex-School Counselor Piellb,"11111160 Case uv wits __ Go, so __________ A ____ ___ ___ Seminole County will find a solution to the Tanglewood sewage treatment general tax money for their problem problem, Commissioner Bob French won't be the county's only si promised residents of that subdivision "If you're worried other people's taxes at _P_MAM A ___ ___ Tanglewood Solution St. ______________________________ by Stan Lee and John Romlta _______________________ WI ____ CountyPromises __ eim. the . ma 26?t Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim's report on his recent visit to Iran, but the In Tehran, thousands of workers United States, the sponsor of the marched on the occupied U.S. Embassy resolution, indicated it would not force support continued holding of the Secur ity Council vote until la ter In the Am erican hosta ges week. for The extension from 27th Street to Sanford Plaza is on the sidewalk along highway 17, but of time routes are "on-stmt." The in Loop extends from Fifth Street south on Palmetto to 27th Street, down Park Avenue to LaurelDriveand across to French Avenue via Shannon Drive. It then goes north on French, jogging on 27th to Elm Avenue, cutting over 26th Street, to Oak Avenue then north to Ikh and up Elm A"nue to the beginning point. Other feeder routes Include parts of Seminole Boulevard, Mellonville Avenue Second Street, Stmmmorlin Avenue, im Street, Bay Avenue, 11th Street, Locust Avenue, Plumosa Drive, Eicambia Drive, Grove Manor Drive, 24th Street and 18th Street, WASHINGTON (UP!) — In response to President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq by the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, telephone and through emissaries the President Carter says the United States United States "Is willing to join other is considering making use of foreign nations in giving necessary protection to military bases in the Persian Gulf region Pakistan and meet their legitimate and joining other nations in providing aid defensive military needs." Soviet troops have tightened their grip to Pakistan. In an interview Monday night with over the rugged Afghan countryside, but NBC-TV. Carter said the United States: there were renewed reports today of —Will join Western industrialized quick and deadly guerrilla strikes by nations and wealthy Middle East Moslem rebels. countries in forming a "consortium" to At the United Nations Monday, the provide military and economic aid to Soviet Union vetoed a Security Council Pakistan to help It repel any Soviet resolution that called for the withdrawal aggression. of all foreign troops from Afghanistan, —Is considering the use of naval and without mentioning soviet forces by air facilities offered by Somalia, Oman name. and Kenya to meet any "Soviet fteat to In Cairo, an Afghan rebel leader the peace in the Mideast, Persian Gulf, Monday asked the Egyptian government for an "inunediate airlift" of weapons northern Indian Ocean area." Without giving specifics, the president and military advisers to help insurgents also warned Iran he was "prepared to fighting the Soviet invasion force. Zia Khan Nasri, chairman of the take action that would be quite serious in its consequences" if the American "Afghanistan, Islamic and Nationalist hostages, now in captivity for nine Revolution Council" said he was confident the Egyptian government would eeks, are put on trial. Carter said he has informed Pakistani meet his request. D ... tions a President Carter last week barred any further transfers of such industrial know-how to. the Soviet Union in the wake of the Afghan crisis. Carter Considers Bike Paths Ready For Action your partner ' both tour of China that has taken on added significance their policies In the face of the threat from the have said previously that the United States wants U.S. officials in the Brown party say that -In a related development, American officials as a result of the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. Soviet Union. closer contacts with China on military and agencies in Washington have several pages of announced that the United States has agreed to Brown was not available to answer reporter's Furnishing China with the receiving station strategic questions, but would stop short of for. computer printouts of applications by American furnish China with a receiving station for data questions as to his response to Deng's remarks, was seen as a signal that the United States may ining an alliance with China against the Soviet firms to sell sensitive industrial technology to transmittedby the I ndsat satellite that could and a news briefing for American reporters be ready to furnish China with a large quantity of Union. China. WIN 7 Evening Herald (USPS 481•280)Prlce 15 Cents Lamb breath is due to gastric juices. other 43 Explosive devices (archaic) 11 You 23 Sternward Deutschland by Mort Walker hearing 82 Vermin 21 Disobeys 72nd Year, No. 119—Tuesday, Jan 8, 1980— 1 ____ g ____ tra cript Man Is Arrested Today In Rape-Robbery A Sanford man arrested early today has been charged with the rape and Action Report..................IA robbery elderly woman Christmas Around The flock ..............4A Bridge .........................43 Day. Garland Spencer Baker, z, of 51 Lake (iendar ......................lB Monroe Terrace, was arrested at about 9 Classified Ada ................141 a.m. today his home and charged with Comics ........................ 4$ sexual assault and grand theft. He is Crossword .....................4$ being held without bond, pending first Dear Abby .....................lB Deaths ......................... appearance this afternoon. Baker is charged with raping a 79-year- Dr. Lamb ...................... 43 old Sanford woman In her home 4 p.m. Editorial ....................... 4* nDec.Zand taking about $400 froni her FlOrida ........................IA Ilorisc*pe .....................43 before he left, police say. Baker was the victim's insurance Hospital .......................JA Nail's .........................IA they added. According to police, Baker showed up Ourselves ...................... 13 the door of his victim, asking the Speils........................14* address nonexistent person. He Television .....................11 asked for a glass of water, forcing his Weather .......................IA way In once she begin opening the door, World .......................... IA police report. of an at at agent, at for of a �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. '.° Tuesday, Jan. $, INO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I i - Gandhi CaptureP~ 1W_1 WORLD Top India Post ... f . '14..") 1.1 -,- NEW DELHI, India (UPI) Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi seized an absolute majority of Parliament today in the most astounding political comeback in India's modern history. The Election Commission announced Mrs. Gandhi's Indira.. Congress Party captured 300 of the 400 seats decided so far out , of the 524 parltmentary districts contested in voting Jan. 3 and 6, making her return to power certain. Her candidates also led in more than 90 other districts out of ! the l47 seats still tobe decided, which meant she could wind up with 75 percent of the seats in the lower house of Parliament. Mrs. Gandhi's supporters today drove through the capi ta l in '%'A Iongllnes of pS,trucks,cars and cyclehOnkInghorns and shouting their Joy. Thousands of her followers also danced P, . *,- , ' in the broad street outside Mrs. Gandhi's modest bunga be ating urns an whistling pipes. I At half-hour Intervals for 20 of the last 24 hours, Mrs. Gandhi emerged to greet her frenzied supporters. Wearing a shawl over a green, hand-loomed sari, Mrs. Gandhi smiled and accepted garlands of marigolds — to which . ' she is violently allergic, she once confided — and raised her hands to the people. "Law and order will be restored," she shouted triumphantly. "Priceswill be stabilized." Political observers said mounting communal strife, a 22 NEW percent rate of inflation and dissatisfaction with her bickering successors contributed to Mrs. Gandh i's win, less than three MAJORITY years polls. IN BRIEF The jamily of Joy At y went ahead with the cremation of her body at a private ceremony but questions on th cumtances of the famed naturalist's death persisted. Police were questioning three men suspected of — :-' ." ': - 19 Children Dead In Mexico Accused Sm MEXICO CITY (UPI) — A dump truck put into reverse gear because its brakes failed roiled down a highway and plowed into a class of first graders crossing the road, killing 19 children and their three supervisors. Fourteen other children were critically injured in the Monday accident, police said. They said 19 children between the ages of 5 and 7, two of their teachers and an 18-year-old teacher's assistant were killed as they crossed the road on their way to a park. Poli ce said the driver of the dump truck threw his By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer vehicle into reverse when its brakes failed and It roM Meanwhile, a federal Drug Enforcement Administration investigator says he is ex. pecting additional arrests In the case, which led to the confiscation of more than 500 pounds of marijuana and the arrest of former Gold Drops Below $600 - .. . , 100,000 persons stranded in rural areas by storm which has taken 29 lives since New Year's Eve, Authorities asked people to help by reporting to shoveling details with their own shovels. At least 10 people froze to death when they became lost during storm, In the countryside, victims of what Yugoslays call the "white death." A bus accident near Mostar, In southern Yugoslavia, claimed 19 lives Wednesday. Franc. Tennis Player Dead PARIS (UP!) Simonne Mathieu, France's leading woman tennis player from 1926 to 1940, died Monday after a prolonged illness. She was 70. Mathieu won more than 1,000 tennis matches In France and abroad during her long career, including the French International tennis championships and Wimbledon women's doubles, Between 1930 and 1940 she was ranked among the world's five best players. - WEATHER NATIONAL REPORTt Ilitter cold, Inlenillfled by high winds,gripped the Upper Midwest today encasing iheots of ice and snow left by the winters first major storm on highways throughout the region. A new storm dumped half foot of snow on the Pacific Northwest. Hundrads of schools closed throughout the Upper Midwest Monday and thousands of stranded travelers waited out the weather at makeshift roadside shelters. Travelers advisories for heavy snow were posted for the Pacific Northwest and into the rncntalns of Idaho, Utah, Colarade, Wyoming and Montana. Rain toll along the Middle and Southern Atlantic Coast from Virginia through Georgia and cool temperatures Prevailed throughout the western two-thirds of the ration. AREA UADING$ (a.m.)u temperature SI, overnight low: 41: yesterday's high: 70: barometric pressure: 30.22: relative humidity: 100 percent: winds: Northeast at 1 m.p.h. WEDNESDAY TIDES: Daytona leash: high, 13:15. low 5:05: high 12:30, low S:37. Pert Canaveral: high 12:05, lowS, high 12:33, low S:30. Iaypertz hIgh 1:22, low 11:43. high 6:03, low 11:41. BOATING PORICAST: St. Awuvstine to JviI$er Inlet. Out is Mimaj - I shortly after midnight, Sunday. He did not comment on additional arrests, beyond saying he expected them, The plane carrying the pot got away ' Sunday. $ Harper said the pilot was •able to take off Midway. _. ., - - - . ..-,.,' . J8 caliber pistol to Sams, iy,oIS , 1 , ' Frank A. Saxtir, Geneva Janolha L. Sever, Longwood Mary 0. Cocuua, Winter . . . C. McConnell, oscanses - •. . - Rem Jan WON" L ' ewis $. Danlil, :.-' e. ,*ta L. Parker, sot. A ;. • . "- (EPA) under Federal Prevention of Significant Deterioration Regulations (40 CFR 52.21). EPA : has made a Preliminary Determination that the: modification can be approved provided certain ; conditions are met. A sunimary of the basis for this determination and the conditions for a 't Permit for Florida Power and Light Company is l available for public review in the Office of the County Controller In the Volusla County Cour. It thouse Annex, Da'tona Beach. Florida. The allowable emissions from this modification are included in the EPA Preliminary Determination, Any person may submit written comments to EPA regarmng me proposed modification. All comments, postmarked not later than days fromffiedIteatffi otIc, l,be$id, b EPA In making a Final Determination regardjn this source. rhasi2 will en made available for public !b s1 * TUesday. JM' 5 1*—VILfl,N., ij P5J1skzdDolly OW lasdey, Iece$aIWdsy iv The SNOW NereM, in.. N. Freash Ave. tealirt P15. SlUt. lossad Class esSagi Paid at $aIu15.t Florida Slut to..Doiv.nu *eas s cets: Mliii. $3Wg s ru-Isgjjj vear 50.11 By Mall: Weak St-Wi Miii. 54$, a *aatii, $aSWi vs.',. p. modification has been reviewed bytheU. S. Environmental Protection Agency . ADMISSIONS Wanda L. Clark. Oelary Wa I ; Mills could not receive any additional nenalties if convirtm 365 days. The proposed '. Ialoh Mckee. Dollars I I I I I I In Volusia County,, emitting facilities In the Modification -Of the Sanford Power Plant Unit number 4 are to be fired with a coa l-oil mixture rather than fuel oil for a test period not to exceed . Gesng,A. Palmer Ward I I An existing air pollution source is proposed to be modified by the Florida Power and Light Company a t their plant near the City of Sanford .. FLAOSNP MNX ATLAK1 M ANY Carat Larsen, brasik *1 sager d the new FlaIp Bask at "wad Plaza, Lake Mary, cats a ribbon Menday to farisafly spa. lb. fa4llklep111k. publIc. at l o 11.. bask eapIsyee; An. Larsen, Cayrl lIsgaett. baik emplsyee end Usual, Ciurees, preddeat of Flagship Bank of Seminole. $47W. review at the above location. Furthermore, a public hiVing can be requested by any person. should be autimitted within IS days dale ci this nciIc. Letters should be ad-r. ro *lNIdto: ?k. Tommie rbss.cat&Mg were (tram) Mayer Waker8sre., president of Lake Mary Chamber of Ciuerce; From Iklazer, 51W, S Gibbs, Chief Air Facilities Branch U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Courtland Street, NE. Atlinja, Cóorgla 30300 By United Press International One student was killed and another youth seriously injured in a brawl at a Cambridge, Mass., high school involving blacks and whites. In Stamps, Ark., a high school student ,was gunned down while entering a science class. Classes at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School were canceled until Thursday because of the incident Monday that claimed the life of Anthony Colisimo, 17. William Graham, 18, was in serious but stable condition at Cambridge City Hospital. Authorities said the two, both white, were stabbed during a noon-hour fight on school grounds involving blacks and whites, but stopped short of saying the incident was racial. WASHINGTON (UP!) -,the government will bail out 22 grain companies left holding Farmers Hot Line Set sales contracts with the Soviet Union when WASHINGTON (UP!) A toll-free President Carter imposed a grain and telephone line is being provided at the soybeans embargo. Agriculture Department for persons with Vice President Walter Mondale said Monday the government will offer to pur- questions on new policy developments following President Carter's embargo of chase contractural obligations and, in effect, grain and soybean shipments to-Russia. buy grain and soybeans for which the The telephone number Is 800-424-9082. Russians already had contracted. Mondale said the purpose was to "minimize ________________________________________ disruptions in the nation's grain markets and "They in turn would have been forced to economic damage to farmers resulting from cancel contracts they had with growers and the export suspension." elevator operators throughout the country Carter cut off sales of 17 million tons of and it would have had a devastating ripple grain and 1 million tons of soybeans in effect throughout the grains economy," he retaliation for the Russian invasion of said. Afghanistan. The Agriculture Department's Commodity The vice president said farmers would be Credit Corporation might buy as much as 10 helped by the latest action because the million tons of corn, 3.7 million tons of wheat, government will remove the grain from the 740,000 tons of soybeans, 400,000 tons of market, creating the "same set of supply- soybean meal and 30,000 tons of soybean oil, demand conditions as if the sales to the Soviet officials said. Union had gone forward." The corporation can borrow money from The cut-off of grain sales to Russia was the U.S. Treasury, without the need for appotentially devastating because It increased propriations. The cost of buying those corngrain supplies and reduced demand. modities is estimated at $2.25 billion. Eventually, the government will sell the The eventual cost to taxpayers mli b grain in the marketplace, when prices determined by the sale price of the grain. strengthen. Some of the grain was contracted for at Officials did not identify the firms involved, relatively high prices last sununer. If the but they likely will include some of the giants grain had been sold at Friday's prices, tax- Continental, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus, Bunge payers would have lost $261 million, Bergland and Andre. said. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland, at a In response to a request from wheat news conference with Mondale, said some growers, the House Agriculture Committee small and medium grain firms would have will hold hearings Jan. 29 to question been bankrupted without the action, government officials about the embargo. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Teamsters' President Frank Fitzsimmons is being treated for a small, benign tumor near his lung, and is not suffering from cancer, a union spokesman said. "He is not having chemotherapy and he does not have cancer," Teamsters spokesman Duke Zeller said Monday in response to published reports Fitzsimmons was seriously ill with cancer. Doctors found the tumor during exploratory surgery Dec. 19 at the Lahey Clinic in Boston. The spokesman said Fitzsimmons spent Christmas at home, but returned to the clinic last weekend to begin treatment. Study: Drug Sentences Vary WASHINGTON (UPI) - Drug trafficking is so widespread in Miami that the Justice Department usually prosecutes only the most serious offenses. But in Kansas City, prosecutors seek indictments for most drug offenses. An internal Justice Department study, early results of which were disclosed Monday, describes a number of such disparities in standards for 'osecuting federal crimes across the nation. The study says 83 of the 94 U.S. attorney's offices have adopted secret,.written policies under which it is decided not to prosecute certain crimes. 1.1' 4 -. , "L. . , . 4 •4: 4.' " . - .:' A ' . . . Commander .John Vount (left) and pilot Robert ('rippen await a makeI)el levy IiILIIICII 'ednesila v. Shuttle: Try, Try Again CAPE CANAVERAl., Fla. (UPI) Engineers and scientists played more space games today, hoping to stage a simulated launch of the space shuttle Columbia. The five-day test was begun Monday night, - taut iioule appeared before it even started when a simulated engine failed to function. Space agency officials said if they couldn't get it going in time, the makebelieve launch would be scrubbed. The simulator was one of three installed to replace the three on-board rocket engines in place fora similar, unsuctessful five-day test before Christmas. Since then the engines have been taken to Rockwell International's Rocketdyne Division plant at Canoga Park, - Faithful Fans Honor Elvis MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) A few faithful fans returned to Graceland mansion to mark what would have been the late Elvis Presley's 45th birthday today. The anniversary comes lust six days before a hearing on malpractice changes against Dr. George Nichopoulos, Presley's friend and personal physician for the last 11 years of his life. The charges, brought by the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners, accuse the doctor 01 in. discriminately prescribing thousands of drugs for Presley in the 20 months before his death on Aug. 18, 1977. - FLORIDA IN BRIEF Southern Bell Has 6 Weeks To Appeal Huge Rate Slash TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Southern Bell Telephone Co. has been given another six weeks to convince the Public Service Commission its rates shouldn't be slashed by $37 million. The commission Monday extended the deadline for the filing of Southern Bell arguments and evidence to Feb. 15. Me original deadline was Jan. 4. Commissioners also agreed to develop a new fuel adjustment formula which rewards utilities for con. serving fuel and getting It at the cheapest possible cost, but penalizes those which don't conserve and don't look for cheap prices. Panel To Decide Flinn Fate TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)—The fate of Rep. Gene Flinn, accused of harassing two former aides by demanding sexual favors will be decided by a select House committee that will be named by House Speaker Hyatt Brown. Brown said Monday Rep. Ed Healey, D-West Palm Beach, will lead the five-member panel In its review of the charges filed last Friday by two former aides to Film In complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Meanwhile, Film dodged reporters Monday and left his rempeigri manager, Vale Brown, to promise that a statement would be forthcoming Tuesday. The firstterm lawmaker in published reports Sunday denied any sexual harassment and branded the charges ridiculous. Trees To Stop Erosion? JAQCSONV!LLE, FU. (UP!)— Trash collectors will pick up discarded arlstmas trees Wednesday for use lnanwUarodon project cnawind'swsptlslandln the mouth 01 the St. Johns River, a local civil defense 01. fidel said Monday. John King, a Jacksonville Civil Defense ccordlnator, said as osti are being planted on Fort George Island by the Young Adult Conservation Corps to help prevent erosion. Th. Christmas trees will provide a mulch osta, which otherwise wi*dsi get foundation for the covered over by shifting sands. "We need the (3rlstmu tress that are being thrown out," Sold King. "As the trees deterlcrate, they provide mulch for the nourlslvnent of the sea oats—It's also a aosce of retention 01 moisture, a revegetatiost project." --- - Bundy Trial: Jury Selection Goes Slow ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - Four people were tentatively seated Monday on the jury that will hear charges that Theodore Bundy lured a girl from her Lake City junior high school and left her dead in an abandoned pig sty 35 miles away. Attorneys will wait until the first 12 prospective jurors have been individually interrogated before exercising any peremp. tory challenges. Both sides have 20 challenges. The judge doubled the number ordinarily allowed because so much publicity surrounds Bundy, a 33-year-old law school dropout raised in Tacoma, Wash, Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling also increased by 500 people the venire called for a week's worth of trials at the Orange County Courthouse In anticipation of the Bundy trial, He decided to excuse one homemaker after she said, "The evidence (against Bundy) looked pretty bad." Bundy, who wore a gray suit and navy tie, did not look up from the legal pad he was making notes on. The other four dismissals were caused by prospective jurors' concern about the length of the trial. Jury selection Is expected to take one week. Jopling has set aside 4-6 weeks for the entire trial, "You're not going to be any Iranian hostages.. .but it is necessary that you be detained," the judge said in explaining the necessity of sequestering the jury. Two men, a realtor and a painter, said they would not be pa id unless they worked. Jopling agreed to let them leave, Another I— TAMPA, Fla (UP!) - Florida can of the state economy and one of the prudent," and if sa feguards can be eather a shortterm economk first to feel the impact of an economic met to assure their protection, "it wnturn, but must start preparing downturn. might very well be a substantial anti. for action to soft effects of a possible These Funds, now invested recession resource as a home mordo longlasting depression, Gov. Bob primarily in corporate bonds or tgage pool," he said. Graham said Monday. government securities, would be He said the cabinet has decided to Graham said he is studying th e available to underwrite mortgage place $50 million in future surplus feasibility of using the state's $3.5 loans if they were transferred to funds in savings and loans. At present billion pension fund to assure savings and loan institutions, he said. only $42 million of $510 million in state availability of mortgage money for The law requires that investments funds deposited in banking innew home construction, a major part of pension funds be "reasonable and stitutions is in savings and loans. ust Grahame Fight StateM Money Cri' S si I Jacksonville Student Arrested A REA DEATHS j(flMaiaEii gR 5.1 -, - - prospect said he had to care for his young daughter while his wife works. Also dismissed was a retiree who said he was visiting family in Lake City when Kimberly Diane Leach, 12, vanished between classes on Feb. 9, 1978. The dark-haired girl had run back to homeroom to retrieve a denim purse she left behind. Two months later, Kim's body 'vas found in a rusty hog pen in another county 35 miles to the west. Decomposition made it difficult to determine what killed her, but the medical examiner described the cause of death as a "penetrating injury to the neck." She was wearing only a turtleneck sweater when she was found, and the ritedical examiner suspected sexual abuse. w I JACKSONVILLE, Flu, Brown was the fourth of five the shooting death of Holland (UP!) Police arrested and persons to be questioned in in his office. kn.skaA al.1 U &i-V4U'UlU LUUflL Monday night in the shooting death of an Edward Waters College professor in an apparent dispute over a grade. Charles Wesley Brown was arrested by homicide detectives at his residence In the Baldwin -section of west Duval County and charged with the slaying Friday of Professor Ira Holland, 65, of St. Augustine. - tat - Lit tnn jupin.. a.... • i• .IM4öV W - Funera Notics Memorial services for Monday morning at Seminole Joseph A. Meisch Sc,, 72, who Memorial Hospital. A native di ed Saturday at Halifax of Polk County, N.C., she Hospital, Daytona Beach, came to Sanford from there in were held Monday In Port 1949. She was a member of the Orange. Son 01 one 01 San. Lake Monroe Chapel. ford's early residents, the late She is survived by her Joist Melich, he was born In husband H. (Dusty) Rhodes, Secaucus, N.J., moved to Sanford; two brothers, Clyde anfcrd In 1107 and was a William Price, Columbus, farmer hare for many years. N.C. and Bobby Dean Price, He moved to Daytona train Longwood; three sisters, Mrs. Famni In 19N and was retfrM Violet Turnage, Landrum, rrom the Volusia County S.C., Mrs. Vera Stancell, 1aIntenance Department. He Columbus, N.C. and Mrs. Inez resided at 2$ Coacbllgbt Gore, Lake Monroe. cwt, Daytona Beach, Gramkow Funeral Home is A graduate 01 the Georgia In charge 01 arrangements. 4illtary Academy, he was a nember of the Grace pIscopa1 Church, Port irangs. Survivors Include two ions, _____ osst A. (Buddy) Jr. and 11111111 onawtom so 01st A. Me1ath, both of cluss's, ciii seaa I 411111111111111481 as" yton Beach and three ______ .. radcbilsben, Baggett and Summers uneral Home, Daytona, S$t eech, was thchargêof rrwgements. AWN.THRU P11. N 415 MYRTLE A. IUIODF.S SATURDAYt.1 Mrs. Myrtle Aloe Rhodes, fS () 2'42$3 l RHODES,MRS. MYRTLE A. — Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Myrt le Alone Rhodes 33, of 41$ San Carlos Ave., Sanford, who died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at 10 am., Wednesday, at Gramkow Funeral Home ch apel with Rev . Willard G. Eldrige and Dr. J. Ted Cosmato officiating. Cremation will follow. Gramkow In charge. year O*IUAWN MOSAL PAN _____ S..h.i. Cassly's I 1'$A Calif., for modification. Backup astronauts Air Force Col. Joe Eagle and Navy Cmdr. Richard Truly were scheduled to clinib into th e cockpit of the space shuttle Columbia for the mock flight late toda % . it as to be a repeat of a simulated s pace flight Dec. 20 by the Columbia's primary crew of John Young and Navy Cnidr. John Crippen. Those two plan another make-believe launch Wednesday if all goes well. Tile first space shuttle flight had been scheduled for last November, and is now set for June 30. But NASA officials concede there is only a 10 percent chance that deadline will be met. Theodore Bundy (far left ) looks Pt'fl%i%'C. lawyer l.v,i n Thom pSoil ( next to liun(ts) makes notes and lawei' Vio Africatin ( glasses) looks bored as the jury selection grinds on. An unidentified woman (right) views the provt't'dliigs. I - 7 _i4I Mrs. Parks will be the first woman among the nine recipients to date to receive the peace award, She had refused lo give up her seat in compliance with segregation laws then in force in Montgomery. The issue led to a bus boycott, headed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and sparked the drive to break down racial barriers in public. - Fitzsimmons Suffers Tumor a PUBLIC NOTICE Helens oat.an.y, o.aary Harry C. Walianbergh, lethera A. When she made a noise, the thief fled back through the ghiss door he had entered, taking her purse and $30, police sa - T Koffilm ff. Fish A Sanford .woman mWim 44 k4rgijir riflirig through her- I bedroom early Saturday mort1ng, police report. I Pat Holloway, of 2601 Georgia 'Ave., told police she 5 awakened at 2 a.m. by a burglar standing over her bed. Two additional charges of false imprisonment and robbery pending agaimt Mills mayalso be dropped because the victim can not be located, the attorney said. DAVID M. RAZLEjL MAN HELD IN BURGLARY Sheriff's deputies responding to a silent alarm arrested an Altarnonte Springs man allegedly loading a pickup with tools from an Altamonte Springs rental shop Sunday. Curtis Cain, 01520 Oak St., Altamonte Aprings, was arrested inside the Taylor Rental Company on State Road 43$ at 10:24 p.m. Sunday, deputies say. Cain allegedly broke Into the building and loaded a pickup with tools and eaIpment, but was arrested before he could open On building's garage door and leave with It, deputies say, H SPITAL NO ES Paul L. Hurter Elie L. Johnson Geergu I. Kkti Howard A. Montefth thieves also tampered with the car's shift, the residnt reported. TV TAKEN FROM VAN A television and stereo were taken Friday afternoon from an unlocked van parked at 28 Castle Brewer Court, police sly. Bernie Fraden of 105 Rollnswood Trail in Maitland, said (he items, valued at $950, were taken within five minutes after -,lie stopped his van at 6:20 p.m. BURGLW$VIM.. an assistant state's attorney said. ., SANFORD: : * % ... y ... o A Deltona woman pleaded guilty Monday to charges she head and threatened to kill him last November. When they assaulted a Sanford bail bondsman, after the state agreed to arrested her, the gun was unloaded, they say. I drop charges of attempted murder. I Elaine L Holland, of 1146 Whitewood Drive, pleaded guilty WEAPONS CHARGES DROPPED in the Nov. 29 assault on bondsman Delbert Sam, Jr. in Sam,' The state's attorney's office Monday dropped weapons home at 601 Magolia Ave. In Sanford after the state agreed to possession charges against convicted murderer Gregory Mills drop an attempted murdercharge and aU reference. to the use and told the court an unrelated robbery charge may have to k of a gun. dropped because the victim is no longer in the area. Under Florida law, Holland would have faced a mandatory The weapons charg was never prosecuted during the three.year sentence if she had pleaded to a charge involving a All" trial of Mills, convicted of killing retired Sanfoid firearm. bus"nan James Wright In May, 1979. Sanford police say Holland held a i s : Customs had not put their own planes in the air, he said the plane was not deliberately allowed to get away. Custom agents, based in Miami often pursue suspect planes, in their own jets, as they did last month when a plan e with radio problems flew Into the country without Deltona Woman Guilty In Bondsman Assault' " S :* comment. pick up the shipment from knowing of the The U.S. Attorney's office (in Orlando), arrest, prosecuting the case, refused to issue any Although Harper said he did not know why comments. A resident of the complex said thieves broke into his car, ARIA POISCAST: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Warmer with SANFORD: Ern Ernest A. Baumeister' Milgrim011l om IIV" Charles N. Gracy ue A. Gross . . . because he had dropped his load quickly. The identifying itself and landed in Sanford. law enforcement officials were In hiding at' Customs agents were not available for e me, o prevent persons pre ng Longwood, an incident which eventually led to the arrest of removing the tape player and cutting Into his dashboard. The other Orange House runaways on auto theft and other charges. finally stopped In a field off County Road 46 and Right Way In : A ia m TAPE DUZITOLZN charges he vandalized the Rolling Hills Country Club near -3am" Earl I4uckenblll of 406 Princeton St., Orlando: pleaded not guilty to charges of carrying a concealed firearm. He was arrested on Dec. 24 at Topping's restaurant and charged with carrying a pistol in his belt, —Emmanuel Cooper, of 600 E. Eighth St. in Sanford, pleaded Innocent to charges he stole a car on Dec. 29. Cooper was arrested after he allegedly took a car from a lot near Stocky's off Interstate 4 and U.S. Highway 17.92. ,J Lake Mary Mayor yor Walter Sorenson (left) admi oath of office Monday to new first-term city council members, Gene McDonald, Victor Olvera and It ay Fox. ° The three councilmen comprise the new majority. Other c'irrv over counc l en areBu urt P hie and Francis erI nc ranc s lar An eight-track tape deck; valued at $70, was stolen from a committed there by the Circuit Court. He reportedly ran away car at the Sanford Coii Apertnnts coinpiex Thursday night on Jan. 3. On Jan. 1, another runaway from Orange House was held on or Friday morning, police say. ARRAIGNMENT Trial dates will be set on Feb. 4 for the following persons arraigned Friday: —ThO!flft$ Paul Gallagher, of 628 Eastwood Ct in Altamonte S Springs, guil ty to burglary and grand theft pleaded charges. He was arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with stealing a purse in Captain Hock's Pub, at State Road 436 and MonRoad. . . P Partly cloudy. HOSPITAL I Herald Photo by Tom N,f soll Winds southeasterly lotollknolithroughW.àn.sday.Sess3fodfeel. SIMINOLIMIMONIAI. II, ' marijuana came from) Jamaica," Harper said. The DEA, in a combined effort with Customs agents, Seminole deputies and Sanford police, seized 11 bales of marijuana and arrested the three men at the airport Police say they pursued Cooper through Sanford until he O i.t..M:, 1.4 LIth.... :. lers Released On Bail ld Orlando,'& home for'young tn~ii * from 69Orat*%Jkiuse ' ugg An Apopka youth is in the Seminole jail this morning, following his arrest Monday night inside a Casselberry auto showroom, deputies say. Deputies said the 16-year-old male was caught with his legs dangling from the second-floor window of Elite Motors, 2610 State Road 426 in Casselberry at 9:02 p.m. He allegedly had thrown an object through a window and then climbed a Ladder. But neighbors heard the window break and reported the incident to the sheriff', office. The youth, t*ad for bwilarv reportedly isa rtmawiv' - Winds " . • 9 with army tanks and helicopters trying to reach over ' : u iir df4/ - Yugoslavia 1. i struggjlig to dI out of its bSIviegiot,1i i ia v.. y j Youth Cau ht Dangl'ie ng, De uties Sa Yugoslavia In Heavy Snow BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) 1. ,' I Mrs. King, who will be presenting the award during the weeklong observance of her late husband's birthday, said the presentation would "honor a woman whose courage and commitment have shaken the consience of America and whose life of selfless dedication willi serve as an inspiration for generations to come." Gra'i'n Companies Secure Federal Aid At Massachusetts School "! r 0 Dealers predicted prices would continue to fluctuate wildly. r "cesn uvv uvvviupuieni in iran ana iugnansLan and deteriorating U.S.-Soviet relations are considered. responsible for the stampede from paper currencies to gold, which sent the price of the metal zooming up as much as $120 per ounce in the past week. -- Student Dies In Race Brawl .. LONDON (UPI) — The price of gold slid downward today on the international markets, dropping below VM an ounce in both London and Zurich, and sending the dollar slightly higher on the European exchanges. : ' "With the way it's wrapped, I'd guess (the down the highway on the southern outskirts of Mexico City. -. ,A Sanford supper club owner Robert J. Patrick, his club's maitre d' Phillip E. Rizzo and Ronald Coleman. Patrick is out on $10,000 bail, Rizzo on $25,000 and Coleman on $5,000, said DEA -Investigator Don Her r The three men arrested at Sanford Airport early Sunday morning on federal marijuana smuggling bar outton ball SCHVUUU I-" ra 7r? agistrate ' to 90 - •... ,,.// .;jfl'' 'l ,//j 4i ,/.', .-, . using a two-edged African sword to stab Mrs. Adamson, who gained worldwide fame wi th her "Born Free" series about Elsa the orphan lion cub, Her body was found on her game preserve last Thursday and initial reports said she had been mauled by a lion, "We're having a private ceremony for the family at the crematorium, but th ere will be no public ceremony at all," said Ellis T. Monks, a local wildlife official and close family friend. Potice sources said Monday the three suspects all were former employees of Mrs. Adamson whom she had dismissed in the past few months. - ATLANTA IUPI) —The Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize will be awarded to a woman whose refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Ala., 25 years ago helped launch the civil rights movement. Coretta Scott King announced Monday that the award will be given to Rosa Parks on Monday. 1. / ' n_l.a_n ....a- .i...I--------&_ NA110N N BRIEF I fr.-I,. Rosa Parks Is First Woman To Win King Award 11 V Amid Murder Speculation Kenya (UPI) . ' - Joy Adamson Is Cremated - I Tuesday, Jan. 0, 1510-3A I rt • - 1; . :' - .. S ". - 1 , , S • I _ S' , •_ r ' :k ...4 .•.!I._F.._.'!-• �.. a .. .. . - . . I ...--.- ,.- . .- .' - 2 -. Evening HerWd It was a poignant moment when Pat South. ward after completing her final duties as a Lake Mary city councilman took her key to the city's building from her key ring and returned It to City (USPS 411 210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1980—.4A Around on leading public prayer. And he took her at her Sorenson, meanwhile, pointed out something else. With Mrs. Southward no longer on the council, it will be the first time In the city's six. year history there Isn't a woman serving on the council. Clerk Connie Major. Before attending her last official meeting, Mrs. Southward recalled how she sorted out the documents she would need that evening, putting aside papers of items to come up later in the month. Her husband, Ernie, reminded that she would not be directly Involved In making those decisions later. After her last meeting she shared with Mayor Walter Sorenson copies of the two prayers she had been carrying In her brief case for nearly two years. She planned to use one or the other If he ever called JI her to lead the prayer which WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director cents; Home Delivery: Week, 90 Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Detente Unmasked The list of Seminole County persons who will be attending the all day organizational meeting for the new Constitutional Party of Florida at the Sheraton Orlando International Airport Resort on Jan. 12 Is growing. The list now Includes: Dr. R.L. Bass, Mrs. and Mrs. Bonner L. Carter, June Cameron, Lorraine Phillips, Jim Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Less Moore and Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Perks. The day's activities are to wind up with a banquet at p.m. Meidrim Thomson, former governor of New Hampshire will be guest speaker. Thomson last October announced in opens the meetings. 7:30 But he never called on her. She had told him when she first took office that she isn't real keen In the dften perverse logic of history, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan may prove ultimately to Washington, D.C. his candidacy for president as member of the Constitutional Party. word. SPORTS a U. S. Rep. Bill Nelson, D- ninth district of Florida, (Osceola, Brevard and Orange counties) has joined the growing list of Florida congressmen who are co-sponsors of legislation to de-authorize the cross Florida barge canal, On Florida Audubon Society has announced. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Packer Great Dowler Hired Too Only two congressmen at this point favor completion of the canal Bill Chappell, whose district includes part of Seminole County, and Charles Bennett. Hal Scott, society president, points out that de-authorization has been recommended by bo th of Florida's U.S. senators Lawton Chiles and Richard Stone. - Bucs - his action, Congressman Nelson has driven one more nail in .the coffin of this mon. strosity," Scott said of Nelson's joining the cosponsors of the bill. "By was self-serving power politics, undiluted by the fastidibus fictions of detente, that sent Soviet tanks, mechanized infantry and airborne troops pouring into Afghanistan. The incredible fabric of lies spun by Moscow to justify this aggression cannot begin to disguise what Is in fact an effort to impose Soviet rule Ofl VIEWPOINT - x X 7 Banned From The Boardwalk 0 $ tX CLEAR: By ROBERT WALTERS WASHINGTON o 0000 Congress belatedly has Crushing this insurgency, which enjoys House and Senate In the closing days of the every Afghan province, W79 session with virtually no debates, in. will necessitate the most savage, ruthless eludes a special exemption that allows all repression. current members of Congress to continue the Nevertheless, while we don't underrate the discredited practice. tenacity of the insurgents or the difficulties in The rules of both the House and Senate subduing guerrillas in Afghanistan's mountainous have, for many years, Included a prohibition terrain, it seems reasonable to conclude that the against converting compaign donations to the widespread support in dollar. The complaints repeat those .. I - Mrs. Allen and the senator's am . - Computers Add Profits By LeROY POPE JACK ANDERSON' 'The PRii RM*CUIIIN$TYJ U - . Loose Change Bind ____ ___ ___ ' - . 1. 4 — - ____ _ I ,_ 416- - ! aqijare off against ach Other.— The Silver Haw' m4omIng off a 6149 -loss to , , Seminole while the (frejhounds are rebounding from a 6144 loss to Daytona Seabreeze, The Lake Brantley Patriots return to action tonight following a six day breather. The 1-9 Altamonte Springs squad pays a visit to Five Star newcomer Apopka. The Patriots should have their hands full again with the Blue Darters. After a sluggish start, Apopka got Its football playing members of the basketball squad back in form and have steadily Improved the last Iwo weeks of the season. Rounding out Seminole County action tonight, the Oviedo Lions, also back in the groove now that Troy Kessinger has made a smooth transition from the gridiron to the roundball court, looks for its seventh win of the season In a home contest against New Smyrna Beach. Kessinger's return, coupled with the healthy return of senior veteran Horace Roland, spells a strong challenge from the Lions In the Orange Belt Conference basketball race. Friday's action has Spruce Creek at Lake Brantley, Mainland at Lake Howell, DeLand at Lyman and Apopka at Sanford. 111gb school - _u' ' - , --- percentage of overhead m&gln every time the cost of a particular Item goes up — even though his overhead may go up only a little or not at alL Thn, a $11 markop on a $100 case, say, of °"P' set s the rate —25 percent - at Which he CNI inset i future orders of that I°"P U the Once to the lStPlentlYgo.sto Nil, he can am cc $10 In in.tki, no 111011gb It's highly tmUk,ly his haIdiII*• Costa Will love dothict The rest Oft Proft OnOS marn standard has ' flat served as a coutraimulag in811111111101— "M flINOCS as food chain eanL" the report cocluded with binancnatic tmdersta1ennt. Whd ID - Pi*IIah is excessive prices on Foote: The uus l'u.d weren't of. fidally cited for v1oIsUo be they made a ssoc*oduj s(1rt to Cv'suply after being warned, a White Rota, official told our associate _ _____ ___ ___ Tony Cipec&. . - !' - State Poll Boys Glass 4A -, 1. Lakeland Z.MlamjJackson Daytona Beach Mainland Pensacola Escambla Sanford 4.. .1-1.1,:;"~'-.'',~,o-, o , 1-1— *, _: , ''.4 ".,.. ','.,.j,.-. " ---:.%",%,_ , - ,.,~,.... . 177 ~ _~,~. l,~~.. . -, 1 , .'- _ . , ,., ; ,_ _ ~ . . ll '0 I'.~ _, - ~* -~, i_ I'.... I . _ ;1,1.,I s-, - , - ,.. , . ..— , ,4, ..."4, 77 - -, 191 $1 124 91 14-I , West Palm TwinLakes 7, St. Petersburg S. Tampa Robinson 191 134 is-i 9. Choctawbatcisee 93 12.1 10, Mlramar il Duke Blue Devils Remain Number NEW YORK (UP!) - The -Duke Blue Devils held onto 4 the top spot, but the Blue 1 ", Demons of DePaul were one step closer In the United Press '" International weekly board of -coaches' basketball ratings, announced Tuesday. Duke, 11-0, which routed $. .L Colgate In its only game of the past week, collected 20 first"place votes and 617 points to maintain its No. 1 positIon. However, DePaul, also undefeated at 10.0, scored victorift over Missouri and lAyola if Chicago and jumped from bird to second In the rankings. The Demons took is b'dlace votes and a total of 6 points. , • Also moving op were the s-i tuckeyes of Ohio Slate, who ad a first-place vote and 585 clntsto advance fromnfifth to idrd. Ohio State opened its hg 10 schedule this week by atInp lndiann nn' .'n 9 (I I - , - U eS...Shoppers' __ By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor in this week's Florida Prep Basketball Poll. The Seminole squad, which will seek Its 15th straight win in a home game against Colonial tonight, jumped from the number nine spot to number five this week. Seminole's victory streak Included both the Rotary Tournament title and the Oviedo Outlook championship. Tonight's match up against Metro foe Colonial marks the second time the two squads have met this geason. Elsewhere around the Five Star loop tonight, both the Lake Howell Silver Hawks and Lyman Greyhounds will attempt to get back on the winning track when they The U.S. Mint, apprised of the situation, is banging tough. It has been considering possible ways of increasing the Anthony's popularity, Including revising Its metallic composition which could result in a change of hue but not significantly size or weight. Widespread use of the Anthony In gambling activity would, as a matter of fact, be one way to spur broaderpublic acceptance. The Min t 1U53f be itting iii money on the compulsive nature of most gamblers to overcome their . advantage of the generous guidelines, some that the not eaidnsj of the 14 biggest cluhu. weren't satisfied wilt' 'Via that officially were 20 Percent higher than for the lam. approved hosaasa. period a year earsr. According to confidential docwn.nta of the "Even the f1 cially trin White Jfoi. c , ______________ PCIC 1 CO. (A & P) .. Stability, a vasty of food fr a the perisaced rel ati vel y good performance coimtry temporarily ezcss the volwdxy gulde"a, ether deliberately or dirbu. the first tbra.'arters of the (v0y tt*liw) om carai em '." the methMwsnefIjithtg repotnoiad, wiiu. tia Isisaritings for ü on (Ia wro1* aids In the war on Ibtkn: buge Seleway than we op is pML9aL Ibses fbIk*, lead en to duds," the International Mulilfoods Corp. of Mimi. Ii91Sd "that the nsapolta; Bluebird Inc., Philadelphia; A1sader and Baldwin, Ronoa' A#!IUM.I lnancIal poeldon of the 14 fimna, takas as a nation's feed ratallars scaled doom their 01P, be" Iud Pkintly during Food Store. Inc Dallas Giant Foods, the period coverm by the iWIptjom . MOO on the American fly's budget, sad W*ton, DC.; Asooclated the overall cost of food nee only 2.$ osnt Colur Inc., Dow; Hy.Va. Food liars. faft'l over the pent ala r. Inc., qiaritca Iowa and Iitt Group Inc., ___ problem is centered in what the Hal t easing off followed a ,.Uanth Moidvale, N.J. •'gr marn bw " period when do lesift's Mg Not s!x~o chains' a percentile awL, by the food 'w on hod over ja in the aims meMIa the pales they pay far timi=2= , dents iroalclift, to dw . by the jj, ahn.ply taking guldeues. 1 Agetcultire Department report cakillated writers, allows a grocer to add cc the _______ 15$ . Bill Payne's undefeated Fighting Seminoles, on the strength of a perfect 14-0 record, have made a big jump , WASHINGTON — No whoa, 'P'mory Is reasonably intact needs to be told that the prices of rtaln food Maples went zooming last year. COIfoS demileri have been routed by a20 PIInt price rise since last May, hoppers P.711* mOre than $3 for a p'kii of milk or a pound of hatter at years and rr'amnbsr that milk was 11$ and butter liii at. the begfi&ng of 197*. And heel prices Ju over the moon, from an averag, of $148 a to uii, Alters rly derve4 teie 'j from It isident*Aer last ,m of the serve the club in an executive capacity when I retire from Culverhouse also extended the contracts of all the assista nt coaches for three years. McKay and all of his staff had one year remaini ng on their original contract. "I am very happy to sign an extension of my contract," McKay said. 'With this contract we will now have the continuity to bring champion. ship football to the Tampa Bay fans. "i plan to coach as long as I think I am doing the job and I'm pleased at the chance to Five oni'r'r-uu Year C extremely terback Doug Williams, and assistant coach in the NFL for said wide receivers will be a 10 years one with the Rams, fine defense," he said, "There "They will play - Bowl had they m a naged to win. coaching," lie said. high priority item in the two with the Hedskins, three is not a weakness on the Ranis The Sues went from lust in the Central Division of the NFL last year wi th 5-11 record to division champion with a 10.6 record this season. draft. "We have to do something with the Eagles and the last four with the Cincinnati Williams suffered a tom college for our passing attack,'' McKay said. "What we have S not good enough to get us past where we have gotten." In a move to improve the Bengals defensive unit, as of now. The question is, can the Los Angeles Hams move the ball against the Pittsburgh Steelers. in his passing arm and bath starting defenstve ends all-pro Lee Roy went out Selmon with an ankle sprain They defeated Philadelphia in their first playoff game, but lost in the NFC championship play of the pass receivers the, game Sunday to Los Angeles Hues announced the hiring 9-0. Months of former all-pro end The Hues have had Boyd Dowler to coach the receivers, problems generating an o f fense much of their four years Dowler played 11 years with in the NFL. McKay laid much the Green Hay Packers and of that blame Monday on his one with the Washington pass receivers, not civar- Redskins and has been an "We need to upgrade our receiver corps," McKay said. "Basically we had time to pass but they didn't get open. "1 think they are in good position with running back Twice he called the right Wendell Tyler," lie said. audible but both times the receiver ran the pattern called in the huddle, which put "There isn't any better offen- sire line than the Rams. There can 't be." McKay said the Rains beat the Bucs worse than the 9.0 score indicated and said the Hues would have been in bad shape to go into the Super the quarterback out to (fry." McKay praised the play of the Hams and said they are capable of beating Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl. bicep - and [(rifler all-pro Walls' Chambers with a badly bruised arid S%'.ollen knee. NICK.1%, Said it does not appear Williams will have to undergo surgery for his in jury. But the hard-throwing Williams had his arm in a sling Monday and McKay said lie would have missed at least four games had the injury in earlier occurred season. the North Stars Snap Flyer's Streak At 35 In Florida's Prep Poll , . From The Sidelines Seminole Takes Jump ' . Culverhouse's reference was a pointed jab at sports writers who passed over McKay in voting for various coach of the year honors. "He and his staff have done of the finest jobs ever in heard dog right out of the yard. UP! Bmineu Writer Scribante started out as the manufacturer NEW YORK (UP!) - Among the country's of BrIte-Eyes laundry bleach. He soon found less well-known, but profitable, businesses that marketing success depended pretty are many In which the computer plays a big' 'lgely on monitoring retailers' newspaper objections. role. ads to.çe how well the dealers were pushingBut that doesn't solve the casino operators' Take, for instance, two customers of his produ.. Immediate problem. Neither would abanInternational Business Machines Corp., Then It dawned on him that the information doning the Anthony and converting all dollar which, as the biggest computer maker, has he was getting by ill this monitoring was slots to Eisenhower models, since the older played a role In the growth of many of these highly salable and . probably more profitable dollar is no longer minted and Is beginning to than the bleach. Sobs went Into the business become scarce as coins are retired from Typical Is Neodata Services of Boulder, of gathering Information for all sorts of circulation into souvenir collections, Cob., the largest independent magazine consumer goods manufacturers and sold off A subscription fulfillment company. Some of the bleach business. fu option would be to convert .11 dollar to half-dollar slots, and casino the bIggest periodical publishers do their own The key to Scrlbsnte's new busIneu operators at the New Jersey resort are subscription fulfillment work but the smaller Were, is monitoring the way retailers make ones C1fl't afford to. considering it. There might be less thrill for use of trade promotional allowances. & 1171 players in the lower stakes, but more Neodata has grown from 16 clients in the grocery producers alone are making satisfaction In the sound of the payoffs. 1960s to more than 100 today. It maintains a btllIo worth of these discounts aviflable to For lack of clink, the Anthony dollar may computerized file of 35 million magazine retailers this year. end up a clinker. subscribers and generates so much mall that To a large degree, he added, the success of it has made the little university town of any product depends on retailers' use of the The skyrocketing price of gold may be bad Boulder one of the biggest postal centers In manufacturer's promotional auowance In its the country, news for national currencies, but Its great behalf in local and point-of-purcilale ad. news for the coin business. Neodata gets thousands of subscription vertising. orders every day, new orders, renewals, Most Individuals In the inflation-beset In-by Ier, the trade cancellations, address changes and cocdustrial world cannot play the game of the 'can boost sales ten to 20 tlfl*5," plalhts. It mails out thousands of renewal allow gold dealers who buy and sell by the bar, with 1175. billings to subscribers and special sub- SCTIbSI1te the minimum stakes now In the hundreds of MaJers' staff of 300 (there now are offices in scription offers to people on its mailing lists. th ou sands of dollars. It also prints 400 mIllion mailing labels for Chicago, Sen Francisco and Stamford, Conn., But plenty can scrape up enough to buy as well as Omaha) check retailer adW2Ush magazines yearly that are sent to coins, and as a result the market is booming. in hundreds of newspapers daily for use of Publishers' PILflUflS P1fltL Ir N1POleOXII1 U.S. Eagles and similar clients' tra de promotional allowances, t raditi o nal ileces is brisk, but the real boom "I've been told the Postal Service feeding the data into a computer for analysis calculates that we generate 14 percent of the is In special coins brought out by the governrnunendations nation's mail volume tone way or another," mends of major gold-producing nations in Neodata President Kurt J. Btwghardt told The reports are printed and mailed every recent years, UPI. four weeks but Majers plane to introduce South Africa is pressed to keep up with Neodata also uses its computer to make shortly a system that will enable some larger (1d for Its Krugerrand, Canada in. detailed statistical reports that the magazine clients — General Foods, Coca-Cola, Colgate troduced its Maple Leaf last year and now the publishers use for promotional eff or ts, and Quaker Oats for example - to use their Soiiets are actively pushing their (;• demographic studies and marketing own data retrieval hardware to get direct VWtL programs. access by te1eploa. line to the latest The latter, weighing in at Just under a A more unusual story is that of Majors marketing data Majers has gathered. q uart er of an ounce, has been around for a Corp. of Omaha, flit) by Ed Scribinte. This "That really can sd op the decision while but not promoted and thus is virtually could be called a rue of the tall waRIng the 'flaking process," Scribaide said. unknown to the buying public. , Football Conference and within one game of the Super Bowl, - - - At least five members of the House who were defestereUxecin1974ephicllecLU1e1r personal bank accounts by claiming money from their political committees, although the start by reaffirming Its mutual defense donors presumably intended the funds to be agreement with Pakistan and by building support used to finance campaigns. The legislators and the amounts Involved for a collective response involving NATO allies as were: Rep. Martha W. Griffiths, D-Mich well as friendly states In the Middle East. $8,961; Rep, Bertram L Podell, 1)-N.Y., Step two might be a decision to funnel arms and Kenneth J. Gray, ,.m, $,ao other supplies to Afghan Insurgents through Rep. Tom S. Gettys, D-S.C., $2,235; and Rep, Pakistan, a precedent well established in reverse John J Rooney, D..N.Y., $4,406 by the Soviet Union in North Korea and Vietnam. In one case, a man who never even served Certainly Washington should encourage in Congressusedtbesame technique to wici Moslem nations to see that the major threat to himself. He was Dr. William E. (Bud) Davis, a Democrat who ran an unsuccessful Islamic nation alism comes not from the West but paign in 1972 against Sen. James A. McClure, from the Soviet Union. R-Idaho. A U.S. military presence somewhere in the In August 1974, almost two years after the Middle East is now all but obligatory If states election, the treasurer of Davis' campaign hostile to Soviet imperialism are to resist political committee wrote to federal officials disclosing that "after paying all bills and Intimidation or worse, reporting all expenditures and contributions, Finally, it is time for the United ainowit of $16,903 was turned over to the major allies to reassess "detente" in the cold light date." of the Soviet Union's actual behavior. East-West trade, technology transfers and strategic arms the law on Dec. 11, two days before it recessed agreements that favor Moscow are wholly in. for the year. With no publicity and no-debate, compatible with an unrestrained Soviet drive for the bill Was puiied by a voice vote in leSs than power and infl uence that threatens the survival j 10 minutes. BERRY'S WOjLL.. . Eisenhowers; $15 million Into Anthony models, somewhat fewer in number but not so much so as to account for the big differen ce in - BUSINESS WORLD these circumstances, the invasion of Afghanistan calls for the toughest kind of Western response. The Carter administration has made a the West. - -= _________________________________________________________________ - "He is my coach of the - The consequences are In the statistics. During one month, last November, $26 million was pumped Into slots equi pped for the ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ . bringing along this young team," Culverhouse said, career," Culverhouse said. " Division title in the National Monday, owner Hugh Culverhouse awarded McKay with a five-year extension of his contract as coach and vice easily confused with the more familiar 25cent piece. It is so light, lacking the heft of the Eisenhower dollar, that It doesn't feel like real money. Plus the problem of the missing clink. yt personal use. In : . hw th reat to Iran is especially alarming considering account be transferred to his personal estate, The money then was inherited by two heirs th at country's strategic location and its current the coaching ranks. "1 am pleased John has agreed to this new contract and will be with the organization the rest of his nationwide since the coin's introduction. It is __ - slide toward chaos and even dissolution. coaching thein to the Central A significant part of the satisfaction of a payoff for slot machine gamblers, it appears. And therefore the new Susan B. Anthony dollar is In trouble. Make that more trouble. Casino opera(or rev. Cvtt.Atiantic City that Interest in tepid at best in the slots equipped to take the quarter4lzed Anthony . The Senate, for example, formally censured the late Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., whelming military power. In 1967 for diverting to his own use more t han Predictions that the Soviets are embarked on $100,000 collected through testimonial dinners their own Vietnam are premature, to say the and politica l solicita tions, But once a lawmaker resigns, retires or Is least. Leaving aside the wholly different defeated, he or she no longer Is legally bound geography involved, it should be remembered by the House and Senate rules. The only that South Vietnam's collapse was not at' all OC applicable federal statute says campaign casioned by Viet Cong guerrillas, but by a contributions "may be used for any ... lawful massive, conventional Invasion of 18 North purpose." Vietnamese divisions. No such outside force Financing a backyard swimming pool, a new car or a European vacation are "lawful stands ready to assist the Afghan insurgents, purposes" under the law, so shrewd What, then, does the Soviet subjugation of legislators in the past have waited until their Afghanistan portend for the West? uI == then clairned glance at the map shows that the Soviets X the surplus a ir easury. tightening a ring around the Persian Gulf, Former Sen. Gale W. McGee, D-Wyo., through which passes the oil lifeline of the in. defeated In a 1976 bid for re-election, pocketed dustrial democracies. Pro-Soviet regimes rule in almost $72,000 In unusued campaign funds, Ethiopia and South Yemen, and both countries FonTWr Sen. Frank E. Moss, 1)-Utah also defeated In 1976, last year claimed u $857 provide military bases for Soviet or Cuban forces, remaining In his political committee's bank Iraq's government is heavily influenced by aFount, Moscow. And the Soviet takeover In Afghanistan After Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala, died In opens new possibilities for the subversion of mid-1976, his widow, Maryon P. Allen, neighboring Pakistan and Iran. The imminent directed that the $85,700 in his camai .president, and said McKay New What's In a clink? closed a notorious legislators' He did so in four years, By DON GRAFF . legal loophole that allowed waged against a succession of Communist retiring legislators to pocket thousands of governments in Kabul will continue. The Afghan dollars worth of campaign contributions, then use the money to pay their personal expenses. army seems to be deserting to the rebel side. country is now locked into the Soviet orbit for as long as Moscow is willing to impose its over- Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the NFL in 1978, he promised to make the team a contender within that five years. VIEWPOINT — LET ME MAKE TWI& PERFECTLY Loophole Is Only Half Closed Afghanistan. Judging from initial reports, it will be a bloody business. The 19-month-old Moslem Insurgency _______- - TAMPA, Flu, (UPI) West. For this brutal, inexcusable military attack on a sovereign state may awaken the United Give McKay When John McKay left the had signed to become University of Southern president and chief executive California and signed a five- officer of the organization year contract with the infant whenever he decides to leave have been an event of inestimable value to the States and its allies at last to a full realization of the threat posed by the Soviet Union. It cannot be lost on officials In Washington, or those in a score of other capitals th roughout Western Europe, the Middle East and Asia that it Tuesday, Jane, 1910-5*, By RICHARD ROSENBI.ATT UP! Sports Writer Mike Eaves who has played only 23 NEIL games, was playing for Oklahoma City of the Central League when the Philadelphia Flyers started their incredible unbeaten streak Oct. 14, Monday night, he played a vital role as the Minnesota North Stars brought down the curtain on the Flyers. "The Streak," which reached 35 games Sunday night with a 4-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres, ended Monday night as the Flyers took It on the chin for only the second time this season, dropping a 7-1 decision to the North Stars with Eaves scoring one goal and adding two assists. "The Flyers work very hard, but so do we," said the 23-yearold Eaves, who was called up from Oklahoma City to replace Injur ed Bobby Smith . "When we skate, we can go with any team In this league Philadelphia had been on the road for a long time (six games) and they were pushing their limit." Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn said the loss had to come and ... his team was prepared for the inevitable, "1 told them I was proud of them," he said. "We just go back to work tomorrow. We only lost a hockey game, nothing 0. final period to make it 6-I before Bobby Smipouer play th's goal at 6:29 capped the scoring. The win gave Minnesota the third best record in the league at 20.9-8 for 48 points. In other games, the New York Hangers blasted Hartford, 5-2, Montreal edged Edmonton, 4.3, and Toronto pounded Pittsburgh, 9-5. more." Before a sometimes delirious record-crowd of 15,962 at the Metropolitan Sports Center, the North Stars allowed an early goal by Hill Barber. But Minnesota then took control and dominated the Flyers the rest of the way. North Star goaltender Gilles Meloche turned aside 30 shots in registering his 17th victory, A Flyer bench penalty for too many men on the ice at 14:30 of the middle period opened the game up and sealed Philadelphia 's fate. Not only (lid the penalty wipe out a Flyers' goal, but it gave the North Stars a goal with Craig llartsburg ripping a bluellne drive off Phil Myre's leg into the net at 15:33. Mike Polich scored 21 seconds later. Hon Zanussi took a pass from Eaves and scored at 1:54 of the Rangers 5, Whalers 2 Ron Greschner scored one goal and added arm assist to highlight a four-goal thirdperiod. Hartford has managed just one victory in its last 16 games. Canadiens 1, Oilers 3 Pierre Larouche fired in the winning goal with 1:25 remainlug and struggling Montreal registered its first victory of 1980. Maple l.eals 9, It' 'iigulns 5 Defenseman Ian Turnbull scored twice and ex-retiree Carl Brewer (YIteCt&'d UZCeC ZSS{t tc lead Toronto in a gamime that featured a total of 90 shots on goal. Controversy On Renfro Catch Brewing - PITTSBURGH (UP!) If the end of the thIrd quarter in one picture is worth a Sunday's contest. thousand words, then It's high What I'm talking about here time such an avowedly open- Is the ready access the ofminded body as the NFL, (Icials who worked the game wakes up and uses it to help had to the instant replay clear up the kind of con. cameras. If you have it, why troversy still shrouding not use it? Donald Orr's million-dollar Remember, the NFL is aII .1.JI._.,a.,J plea because the NFl , has this head-in-the-sand attitude about officials not being allowed to avail themselves of the electronic aid during a ball game. . uvuicivu prim il to inc Nobody will ever know for enjoyment of the fans, and Renfro. sure how many millions of from most of the fans I've With cornerback Ron dollars changed hands all talked to, they'd like to see the Johnson hanging on to him over the country Sunday when officials avail themselves of like wallpaper, Renfro still the Pittsburgh Ste3ers the instant replay to help managed to twist loose and itomped on the Houston settle clouded calls, grab the ball in the air, Oilers, 27-13, for the AFC title The NFL's position, as coming down only a foot or leading to the Super Bowl, explained more than once by two inside the end zone before By the same token, nobody Commissioner Pete Rozelle, his own momentum caused can possibly say how many of is that the cameras aren't him to fall outside It. those millions would've gone always conclusive and the For a moment or so, nobody the other way had Rocky same play can look different in Three Rivers Stadium Bleler's touchdown late in the fourth quarter not enabled Pittsburgh to cover the 9. Point spread that those who liked the Steelers had to give or the privilege of betting on Urn. The NFL doesn't conduct Its peratlons for the benefit of attors and bookmakers, of urn. It caters strictly to the AM or at least it claims it k)es. That being the case, I t link the NFL owes the fans nose than the tissue-thIn aplanatlon It gave them on no-touchdown call that rent against the Oilers near NT's 2 __21_ ar y when photographed from knew whether the Oilers had various angles. scored a touchdown and Granted that it is the case, it narrowed their deficit to 17-16 still doesn't obviate the fact or whether It was an Incameras frequently can catch complete pass because little things the naked eye Renfro had been ruled out of cannot, bounds, Orr's call in Sunday's After the officials conferred contest came three plays for some time, the play was before the end of the third called an incompleted pass. quarter with the Steelers in The Oilers kicked but it didn't front, 17.10. do them any good. MeanThe Oilers had just made a while, the Instant replay first down on the Steelers' 6- camera showed clearly yard line when quarterback enough Renfro took two steps Dan Pastorini threw the ball in the end zone with the ball out to his right into the end before he went over the line, zone to wide receiver Mike Orr said later he saw Renfro's two feet come down into the end zone but that the catch was made after he came down and that Renfro didn't have the proper possession of the ball. That wasn't the way I saw it, but i have to admit that In addition to seeing the play out in front of me, I also had the advantage of watching It several times on TV's Instant replay, Why not offer that same advantage to the officials? If Orr was so sure he was right, he was asked, why the conference with the others. That was done to double check, was the answer. Orr . was not overruled, It was pointed out. No other official was In position to help, It was further explained. "I was begging for Joe Greene of the Steelers summed it up well, I thought, when he was asked whether he felt the Steelers' victory was "tainted" in light of the call against Renfro. "I don't get as much satisfaction out of It as I normally would," he said. "It sort of takes away from my overall good feeling. I'd like to think about it a little more and then maybe I'll feel better." Maybe you remember when the judges had to decide the winners of horse races 10 without any electronic help. Then come the advent of the photo finish and now there are no more arguments. Pete Rozelle ought to give that a little thought. WASIE RESOURCES MONEY!; them ( the officials) to look at the instant replay," Renfro said. "His call was a copout. Or else why did he take so long to tw make It?" Renfro got nowhere with his .610 - —Help P(b,..AU r iIiiiFo* ,i~ , J DI tI RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sunda,) I MATINEES: - Mon Wed. - Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:13pm. I Trilecta Box $42 Trifecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES $6 I Thursda y Lad,es' N,te JAflFORD" ORLAflDO KEflflEI. CWB N of OiIai,do Just A HwV 11 92 ton1*ood RISIRVATIONS 831 1600 Swry No On, Und,, II ildflzaç" : Purdue. Kentucky, which beat Auburn but suffered Its second defeat of the season against Tennessee, dropped from second to fourth after receiving 440 points. But the Syracuse Orangemen, 10.0, I.NNNI II II&1ftV ises, 0 ~ 0 , Z y __ ,V . after convincing victories over Canlalus and Scion Hall, made a big jump from 18th to fifth with 385 poInts. Louisiana Stat., s-i, re. mauned In the Mirth poaltios after losing to Vanderbilt and romping over Mississippi State. The Tigers received a pobda. Another team .ning a 41&ant leap was Orngon State, which auspiciously opened Its Pac.lO seenon with victories over perennial leagUe t"pion UCLA and Southern Cal. The Buyers Improved their record to 13-1 and totaled 233 poInts to lake seventh plc - I. TV• b. ~X. I ~ i ~,--!;. 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Tenth race-s.14,A SWright Elvis 3.60 7.60 3.60 6Rossport Pass 8.00 6.40 lDWs Juicy Fruit s,o 0(5-4)24.40 P ($-I) 39.301 1 (5. 441 397.80; Time 31:09 Eleventh race-5.16,o Dog Racing Monday Night Results First race-5.10, 0 5 Sawmill Shirley 4600 16 80 6.00 a Manatee Tina 4.00 460 IDan Murphy 4.20 0 (SI) 46.40; 1 (58.4) 3108.00; time 3154. Second reca-S.10,C IWright Hull 12.60 1.20 4.00 2Fleetfoot Becky 1 40 3.40 1 Flight Attendant 6.80 0(2-4)29.00; P (4-2) 201.90; T (42.1) 309.00; 00 (5.4) a1.40 Time 31:70. Third race-S.10, M bWright AnteUp 5.60 2.60 2.60 1 Falana 3.60 2.40 6 Duky 3.40 0(1-0)9.20; P (0-1) 23.30; 1(0-II) 00.00; Time 31.92. Fourth race-SUM 35peedball Annie 6.80 4.80 3.10 8 Target's Dream 6.80 4.20 lMiti Immortal 4.60 0 (3-I) 21.80; p (3$) $6.70; T 113. 81) 198.20; Time 31:79. Fifth race-5.10,D 3 San A Albert 6.00 2.40 2.20 I Rockin' Mystic 2.80 2.40 BCeleno 7.70 TH LMA'S TROPHY SHOP 6Ebone(ia 5.80 4.20 7.20 4.60 2.20 2 Big Favor 7 Slow Boy 2.40 0 (20) 12.40; P (0.2) 31.10; 1 (02.7) $4.00: Time 31:00. Twelfth race-3., C 4 S Room 4.40 2.10 2.20 2 Po:ema 5.20 2.10 SSpicey Pepper 600 0(2.4)10.00: P (4.7) 04.20; 1 (4. 2.5) 223.00; Time 39:14 23773; Handle 5230,115. -. Jai Alai ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Monday night results First 70guizaOuiola 8.40 2.60 2.40 7 Jose Urquidi 300 2.60 1 SimonBeitia 2.80 0 (2.1) 42.00; T (27.1) l007.0. Second game RiateKoldo 17.10 18.40 11.00 5 NUiJi.Biti 10.20 6.10 1 Echano.Ouiola 4.70 0(5-8)51.00; P (84) 101.70; 1 10. ') 443.00; DD (2.8) 93.90. Third game bLeaue.Arana 18.00 38.10 9.10 7 AIdanaurquic5 5.00 2.03 3lateOyari 3.00 0 (7) 02.00; P (6•7) 137.00; I(' 7-3) 497.$0. Fourth game 1 Pica Beitia 6.10 6.20 4.20 3 Pita Vegas 4.80 10.70 8 CilonizOuiola 5.20 0(1.3) 20.40; P (1.3) 79.50; T (1. 30) 427.00. Fifth game 6Mikel Mendez 2440 5.40 5.60 2U1'itar Elexpe 5.80 2.40 1 Aldana Zarre 3.00 0 (20) 49.20; P (0.2) 144.10; T (4. 2.)) 590.80. Sixth game 30guizaAmore 37.60 11.60 5.20 SAldana Arena 13.00 5.20 2 Simon Koldo 5.80 0(3-5) 30.20; p (3-5) 223.20; T (3S2) 40S.0. Seventh game 7 Ciloniz Oyari 33.60 10.00 5.40 4 Jose Elexpe 7.00 4.20 2 Simon Arena 5.40 0(4.7) 47.20; p (7.4) 234.30:1(1. 4-2) 49.40. Eighth game 1 Arta Oyari 8.80 6 0 31.20 2 Simon Via 970 6.00 SAlava Arena 13.20 0(2.4) 28.00; P (4-2) 51.40; t (4. 7-5) 411.00. Ninth game Business PH. 322.4535 21OFRE NCH AVE. SANFORD (Next To WilUlmian's Communications) PLAGUES - TROPHIES -DESKSETS DESK PLATES NAME TAGS- PEN SETS MEDALS- RIUONS-KEYCHAINS 6MikeI 10.20 4.90 3.40 5 Zate 760 310 a Vegas 3.80 0 (5-0) 59.20; P (6.5) 322.10; T (4. 56) 344.20. Tenth game 6Arta 3340 6.40 3.40 2 Ajuria 3.00 4.00 8larre 8,20 0 (20) 41.00; p (2) 130.00; T ('. 7-61 $09.20, Eleventh game 8 Leauc Martinez 24 20 9.00 1.80 SCiloni:.Arana 1.20 480 4 Negui Juan 5.60 0(5-0)92.00; P($S) 165.70; T (I. si) 874.40. Twelfth game Bibao.Arana 12.40 17.20 8.00 I Miket.Elorza 10.70 3.40 2 UrizarMartnez 3.60 0(l•4) 32.00; P (4.1) 92.40; T (4. 1.2) 343.40. A -1514; Handle SII0,857. ProBaskefball NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB 30 10 .730 26 11 ne 27 21 .512 16 20 471 18 2.4 .429 Division W I Pct. Atlanta 25 17 .595 21 71 .500 San Anton 19 23 .452 Cievelnd Houston 36 72 .450 Indiana 17 24 .415 10 32 .238 Detroit Western Conference Midwest Division W L. Pct. Ken City 26 16 .591 Milwauke 25 16 .581 16 71 .372 Denver Chicago 13 26 .333 Utah I? 30 .286 Pacific Division W L Pct. 29 13 .690 Seattle 29 14 .674 Los Ang Phoenix 76 16 .619 Portland 23 fl .511 San Diego 22 23 .169 Golden St. 13 28 .3)7 Monday's Games (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games PhUa at New York Houston at Cleveland Denver at San Antonio Milwaukee at Chicago San Diego at Ken City Detroit at Utah Indiana at Portland Wednesday's Games New York at Boston New Jersey at Phila Los Ang at Washington Cleveland at Atlanta Denver at Houston San Diego at Milwaukee Golden State at Phoenix Indiana at Seattle - 11 2 9', It 13 GB - 4. 6 6 71 7 is oa College Basketball ' 9'1 101 7 33 ' 'SoUth AIa..Birm. 82, Va. Comm. 71 Alabama 57, Louisiana St. 56 ' Catawba 86, Wingate 04 3 7'1 Campbell 91, G. 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Cideed Sunday and Pay more when you can get additional cost for tinted or Deitona, received her license Monday, Budget OptIcil is low cost quality eye glum at plastic lenses. as an' optician In IV?7 after bpsn Tuesday through Friday Budget Optical at 2544 S. American Optical Soft working with an Orlando from 9 am. to nçcn and 11 French Ave. (Highway 1742), Contact Lenses cost only $99 a doctor for five years while p.m. and on Saturday 9 a.m. Sanford. pair Including the care kit stydylng to get her license. to 1p.m. For üormatIcn call Licensed Optician Susan (professional fee not in. Appointments are not 323-KSO. Bates is manager of the eluded). There Is a 304ay Sanford office of Budget money-back guarantee. Optical which opened Nov. 13. Eye exams are not given at There Is another office in Budget Optical. You may I)sLmad. tJrli)g an eyeglass pre&.lp. At Budget Optical you can tion written by your own have giwes diçlkated' r doctor or if you wish, they can preicriptions filled, refer you to a reliable eye Adjuetments and repairs are doctor done withoutcharge. They There is a good selection of will make yew single vision eye glass frames for men, and children from tIais for IN or bifocals for of IS hwItKag ym dWm of 'which to choose. 17.50 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 3134W, 122.2150 IT'S US or RUST . a i. L... 4 ' seems unable to do anything --. . L ' , , P - -.. -• . •: ' . . ' . • . . t'j atIlIeLP Iii il('tiofl. celebrate their heritage. Visitors will have an of rtuffltv Ili learn more and share the tradtuns ut ths pvup\e '.t,u have added so much to our American way of life. Advance Uscount tickets are available at the Orlando ticket agencies, or by writing:Orlando Scottish Highland Games, P0 Box 2948, Orlando, Fl., 32802. Tickets may also be obtained at the gate the day of the games. Prices are; $3.50 (adults, $2.50 (senior CItIZCIISI, $1.50 (Children 7-121, with children 6 and under admitted Free. . P Z ..a cew & - ---r : - - JEAN NORRIS 'INNS I EXOTIC PLANTS i units. coo. lwi -. .. 401 c.hry Ave. P%. 312.3574 GAME (Y" U FLORIDAI 1 E (35) MAUDE Maude Set - U , _ - panles will offer master classes and workshops to dancers, dance educators and other interested persons during the week, For further Information, contact one of the coordinators: Dr. Mario Aldana at Stetson University, 7344121, ext. 200; Virginia Sharpe at the Volusia' County School Board, 255-6475 or 7348921, ext. 271; or Dr. David Collings at Daytona Beach Coin munity College, 255.8131, ext. 341 or 565. Judy Collins 'entertain and announce -the 1979 winners of the Amusement and Music Operators Association Awards. (5) HAWAII FIVE-0 Three graduate students using model airplanes and some homemade scientific creations steal priceless royal jewels from a theft-proof museum exhibit. 9:30 0 PARIS Paris locks horns with a federal agent t1) Harts once and for all, 9(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO 1100 @)(s)oa)oNEWS (9 35 HILL (24(10) FAWLTY TOWERS (4) BEST OF AMERICA (II) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (24) (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN (112) (17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 8143 DONAHUE W 0 MIKE DOUGLAS IT) 0 MOVIE OLD (35) DICK VAN DYKE (24i (10) U.N. DAY CONCERT 1979 (12)(17) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (II) (35)1 LOVE LUCY 1171 GREEN ACRES -' (4) CARD SHARKS (35) PTL CLUB (M (17) MOVIE 1030 8 (4.3 (1)0 BARNABY JONES The Whole Bill Of Was' - After a girl dies of an apparent drug ove(dose, her father hires *c.s u 3n.r ALL SHOWS (I PLAZA I 1 .sn [PLAZA TI 7$ ONLY pe The FISH THAT H. P575 ZU 1711 Tay 04Y 9910 VlhIsn Road, Sanford A. %S1' - ta .'L. " . t PER CARLOAD * am 98lvhss -Jetty liii CE) OABC MOVIE 'Having Babies" (1976) O.ii Arn.az Jr., Adrienn. Bwbeau. The compelling stories of low couples experiencing the pains and NOTITUFF I At 5j0 SCAVENGER HUNT p. - -1 go tlon.(R) I.E, --LINK Constrioctiom 71 ______ IrrJ Barnaby to clear her reputa- 322.702e 'I HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 1 3J 0 WHEWI 24 (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:55 'I 0 CBS NEWS 1100 (1) HIGH AOU.ERS ($30 THE PRICE $8 RIGHT CARSON Guests: Ann-Magret, Robert Mitchum, Tom Dr..sen.(R) (ii) (35)GOMER PYLE 2:25 (t2j(17)NEWS ........ STONES 23 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 4:00 0 4 EMERGENCY ONEI 5' 0 LITTLE RASCALS . 7 0 MERV GRIFFIN 11 (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 24 (10) SESAME STREET 0 (17)SPECTREMAN 4:30 5 BEWITCHED Ii (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 17) G1LLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 0 CAROL BURNETT AND ' FRIENDS 5 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN II (35)TOMAND JERRY 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 12'(17)MY THREE SONS 5:30 4 NEWS 5' 0 MASH 7 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY II (35)KUNGFU 24 (1O)ZOOM(R) i12 (17)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 0 - ruI'IN'r bUSINESS BUSINESS -p by Roger Bollen NAv4 ... 74E OFFi VEDOI?'S ~: WE CO()LO AggEE OM A 'TvPE5F/L.E IH INVITATIO?4S MORNING SAVED PITTSBURGH 11:30 0 (4) THE DOCTORS (730 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 12 (17)l LOVE LUCY 3:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 11(35) 12 (17) THE FLINT- - / 1 0 I. -- 0 GOOD: AMERICA (ii) (35) TOM AND JERRY 800 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (ii) (35) BULLWINKLE (10) OVER EASY (12) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 8:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING GD FLORIDA 8:30 8(4) TODAY (1.) 0 GOOD MORNING dared artist's ,,We Handle tab - 2:00 (4) ' (7.) 0 HART TO HART A mur- IRPAIRS, Call 1:30 () 0 AS THE WORLD 700 when he tries to question a nossible murder witness who is u,,.er government protection. portrait of Jannifer becon'es the key to a fantastic scheme to eliminate the ROW fl U RYAN'S HOPE i) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (12)(17) MOVIE 1:00 014) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS W U ALL MY CHILDREN (11 (35) DICK VAN DYKE (4'(1O) CONTEST OF THE TURNS GOOD MORNING (!l(35)ILOVELUCY FLORIDA Occasions." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), selfaddressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lashy Dr., Beverly hills Calif. 90212. This M onth 12:30 0 141) NEWS (5.) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 7)0 0 me gang meet with pouring rain, hunger and a grizzly bear while on a co-ed camping excursion In the beautiful wilderness. )OLYDONEWS it-1)(35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 24 (10) SESAME STREET (R) 2) (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) BANDS 6:45 i24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 0 14) TODAY IN FLORIDA 8:00 Performances by two contemporary dance companies, was born and brought upon a spend that amount for a gift. master classes and workshop are panned during the Florida (13) (35) KEN COPELAND'S farm in Illinois. And If It coats about $25 to SPECIAL "Hometown. U.S.A." Dance Festival, scheduled Jan. 14-19, in Volusia County, FARMER entertain you at the reception, 4 (10) NATIONAL GEOcording to Dr. Mario Aldana of Stetson University. DEAR FARMER: GRAPHIC SPECIAL "Dive To what you should spend that amount Stetson and the Volusia County School Board will host the The Edge Of Creation" A deepyou say Is true, people who for .* wedding present. The festival with cooperation from Daytona Beach Conununity dive expedition off the Galnpaovereat would be better off 11 shower gift, Mom says, has College (DBCC), explained Aldana, coordinator from Stetson go )slands reveals exotic they ate li forms of sea life nourished by ke pigs! must nothing to do with the wedding for the weeklong program. Dancers and dance educators from be the day for Today defending gift. bacteria which convert chemithroughout the state are invited to attend. animal'. cals into organic matter. CONFUSED IN R.I. The Atlanta Contemporary Dance Company will present (17) MOVIE "Wild In The DEAR ABBY: Will you performances at Stetson's Edmunds Center Tuesday, Jan. 15, Country" (1961) Elvis Presley. please settle something, on DEAR CONFUSED: No one at 8 p.m. and at DI3CC's Humanities Auditorium Wednesday, Hope Lange A social worker to give a gift, A jilt f and for all? Do you have to Jan, 16, at 8 p.m. convinces a juvenile delinquent to develop his writing talent. give a wedding gift if you are something oie voluntarily Their program will offer a variety of dance styles based on invited to the reception but gives to chow friewislidpi, 1 music from classical and jazz to bluegrass and rock-and-roll. 8:30 fethbon, a ppreciation, cup" not to the wedding? In reviewing the company's New York debut, a critic for The i)0 ONE IN A MILLION $)OTt$ etc. And If you have already New York Times said. "The Atlanta Contemnorarv' Dance (Premierni A Iiidv riihh,n iSh;,. spent $20 for a shower gift, are However, If a guest I, In. Company bounced into town lay Hemphill) unexpectedly for a debut season - The inherits the controlling interest you expected to give a wed. viled to the weddlag but not to message was loud, clear and delivered with charming unin a $200 million corporation ding gift too? the reception, ft Is not manderstatement: there's modern dance going on beyond tilt' 9:00 My mother says It's an datory but It Is proper and Hudson." The Frank Holder Dance Company of North Carolina will 0 @1) TRIBUTE TO THE unwritten law that you are gracious to send a gilt. JUKEBOX AWARDS Hosts If a guest is invited to thle perform Firday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. In Edmunds Center. The supposed to give a gilt that George Sogal and Mac Davis costs about as much as the reception, I think a gift Is dancers will combine art with music, theatre and an emphasis and guests including Anne on costumes, sets and lighting in their performance. hostess has spent to entertain certainly In order Both the Atlanta Contemporary and Holder dance coin-Murray. The Commodores and KITCHEN REMODEL he 17) NEWS Ind BATHROOMS PLO*IDA'ROOMS No job 0 ED ALLEN 'natvorteritiy discovers a racehorse sold for $7-million for breeding purposes is sIc,ik 0 THE WHITE SHADOW An athletic scholarship from a Southern college forces Thorpe to make a career choice State Dance Fest between basketball and art. HAPPY DAYS Richie REMODEL-OR CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH I.E. LINK CONSTRUCTION - (' • 32 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 7 II 12:00 24(1O)SESAMESTREET(R) U (17) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7)U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 014) TODAY ii4VU1 W LPC cuii (24 (10) ZOOM (R) 11:55 i1' (17) NEWS MINDREADERS 4 THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobe trios - 11:30 8 14) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 7Q FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON 0 TODAY 1) 0 MORNING NEWS (1)0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLE for Bitter Living - It" sa PLO 7:30 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED 10:00 - tl_ .Ru Fred is taken hostage during a bank robbery. recognizes Walter's tax auditor as the man who tried to a ttac k her 31 years ago 4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest author and screenwriter F,edi'ric Raphael (Part 201 2) !2'(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie arrives home from work 4 in high anticipation of seeing his old buddy. Joe Tucker, after a separation of more than 38 years (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) WEDNESY._ 5:00 'fl 0 THE FBI 5:30 (f 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 0C4)EARLYDAV 0 HEALTH FIELD (0 SUNRISE 6:15 17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 0@) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON (.53 Lam, Now '339.4%9 . . . 2:30 4 ANOTHER WORLD s 0 GUIDING LIGHT n (35)IDREAMOFJEANNIE MORNINU (' 0 JOKER'S WILD it I (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred is offered a place in local government and soon after he is offered a bribe . : INSVIANCI AZALIAS. ANaists 1fLrlJ . - Q LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) " - 7:00 0(4) THREE'S A CROWD ()0P.M.MAGAZINE - ' : - . ' SANASES Wry ptotsiiuii. ('iilI us un lull . ' (305) 323'9601 $3991 SLINS .., - . CARPORT -- -"i - (YJOTAXI ' ioys of natural childbirth are chronicled (R) (1/) MOVIE 'Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" (1939) Jean Arthur, James Stewart Directed by Frank Capra An innocent, naive man unwittingly becomes a senator and gets involved with a controversial politician right 9 (10) ART OF BEING HUMAN "On The Bus' (17) BOB NEWHART Emily must contend with irate leachers, hamsters and an escaped snake when she becomes vice principal CD THREE'S COMPANY (11) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS $01'C WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 e - . ton is an itinerant peddler who -- lit - BURNETT 6:30 0'4) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS (.1 0ABC NEWS (35) ANDY GRIFFITH New - - BEDROOMS Ih,iø't IS Iiuk'd I)) MI ijikJ('.0 psi pu)h'L'(ors. lilsisI 1)1* fienuine -- . . ATTENTIONII Humanist' (l 17) CAROL AND FRIENDS - - cerned that the pigs will you. For example: If it costs her, say, $6 to feed you at a overeat. They never do. I know thi s is true because I bridal shower, you should MEN'S STYLE .CUT WOMEN'S STYLE-CUT EVENING 6:00 S) 0 ti!) 0 NEWS c4 (10) ART OF BEING HUMAN "The Way Of The If -- you need help in writing . letters of sympathy, congratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet, "How to Write Letters for all enough food for several days SN*MPOOand BLOW RY.Neg.si .,'•t_•_4 The excitement, colorful pagentry and Old World tradition of the Highland Games returns to Central Florida, Saturday, January 19th as the Scottish-American Society of Central Florida host§ the Third Annual Orlando Scottish Highland Games. The games will be held on the athletic fie!ds at Edgewater Hi School, 3100 Edgewater Drive, Orla'sdo, Florida. The competition and exhibitions will open at 9:00 a.m. Headlining the day's competitive activities will be the Scottish Athletic Competition. Well-known professional athletes will test their skills in the seven traditional Scottish Field Events including the Caber Toss, Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss and Clachnaert (Stone of Strength). Other athletic events include the Inter-Clan challenge; running of the "Kilted Mile"; Junior and amateur Highland athletic cojnpetltions featuring students from area High Schools and other interested participants; and a Tug of War in which the Orlando Police Department will pull against the Orlando Fire Department. The thrilling sound of Bagpipes will be heard as pipe bands from all over the Southeast will compete for piping and marching honors. Individual piping and drumming coinpetition will also be held. Featured guest band will be the Southeastern Champion Grade III Grandfather Mountain Highlanders. Over 200 dancers from as far away as Canada will vie for honors In the traditional Highland and National Dances. A high point of the day will be the impressive opening remonies. The Navy Ceremonial Honor Guard and the State Flag Team will join the massed Pipe Bands and aceompauv the Clans in the colorful Tartan Parade, Of specuti interest to those who feel that they may have a "Scottish Connection" will be the Clan tents. Official representatives of many Clans will be set upon the field to dispense genealogical guidance and historical Information, Vendors of Scottish merchandise and authentic Scottish food complete the Old World atmosphere. Scottish Gaines are family fun for everyone. They offer all who are Scottish or of Scottish descent the opportunity to ...3e1..._.., WI4VUI Carol is offering to her new customers... el 'lvi IXAMINATIONS *11*11111 Pipers Are coming ABBY: RgardIng the letter signed FEEDING PIGS IN ILLINOIS, I would like to correct a misconcept: Pigs do eat frequently, but they never Jet more than they I tp iatlAfy their hunger, a A farmer can put out HAIR NO W 4*LASINS DUPLICATID PRIKRIPTION$ P11.111 'ADJU$TMINTI & RIPAICI TI.SY Then, It MigBe Better ht If People Ate Like Pigs STV LING $3S LUD S I.*D PURPOSE Ska*ik - PRICE ' HAPPY ACRES YAMAHA, ETC. - 4 Ph. 322.4522 : 25505. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. Il-fl) 0 hock South Of Samba's) SANFORD PH. 323-8943 Sao One Of Tow Most Famous Guitar, Banj•, Mad,tht C61116difts In tiw U$* CHOKY s*UP Framing -- OVER 100 NEW &USED BARGAINS SEVERAL USED 1/ AU OF NEW (LIKE NEW) 12 VI I LIST SaOtI VISION FOR EVERY LACKEY'S S IS Custom I Moldings - A GLASS . Choice IS NOW A MEMBER OF OUR STAFF 11111110 WEDNESDAY- Distinctive (Formerly of Kut & Kuril Phone 322-3530 - - ADVERTISIN :V0 BUNNY YE uw~ The Southwest Arkansas St. 71, N. Iowa $7 Hendrix 61, C. Arkansas 52 Midwestern St. 94, McMurry 62 Oral Roberts 83, E. Carolina 82 Okla. Sc & Arts 72, Okla. Southeastern 54 Southwestern 76, Angelo St. 63 St. Mary's 66, Sam Houston 64 (01) sw Mo. Baptist 65, Okla. Nazarene 57 TUESDAY AN TONIGHT'S TV. I Styling Salon We Are Proud To Annou r's Hurrah ! Hurrah I 911 FRENCH AVE. P11.322.7404 SANFORD THIS WEEK TREAT YOURSELF MANICURE ........................$ 4.00 PEDICURE ........................$10.00 SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT DAYS Evening HemW Herald Advertiser Tuesday, Jane, 19iO-16 Evening 'HeraId, Sanford, Fl. & 7KINGS OF HAIR f Review Florida St. 84, S. Florida 69 Hampton 101, Virginia St. 70, James Madison 80, Towson St. 66 Jcksn St. 70, Ormblng St. 66 Loyola 64, District of Columbia 61 Md.-Salt. County 75, Stockton St. 51 Mars Hill 77. High Point 71 Md.-E. Shore 109, Wash. Coil. 77 Miss. Coll. 69, S. Ark. 59 No. Carolina 61, Mercer 63 N.C.-Charlotte 61, New Orleans 57 Norfolk St. 99, Johnson C. Smith 73 Redford 66, Clarion St. 63 S. Alabama 10, Georgia St. 61 Southern 110, Prairie View 79 St. Paul's 81, N.C. Central 78 Tenn. St. 77, Ky. Wesleyan 57 VMI 10, Davidson 69 (of) Virginia 82, Delaware 55 W. Kentucky 71, East Tenn. 57 - Call 322-2611 NOW I - 24 HOUR ENGRAVING SERVICE Boston Phila New York WShngtn New Jersy Central a F?) fl �._l._.._upp• S . S S S 2B-EvnIng HraId, Sanford, Fl. . - S / . Tuesday Jan. 6, mo • ALâdAT7 - V I S . - . . 'SeIZUI& -• - - — CLASSIFIED ADS uv,uu,u.nv is..aiivv - — vviiiv'J VI'4J . Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 39 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apta., Casselberry. In New Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, halfway house, 591 Lake Minnie Drive. Longwood. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry . . .• . . -•' ___________ ________ I Sanford VFW AuxIliary 10108, 8 p.m., log cabin post home. ' : Orlando Dog Training Club obedience and breed classes at National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando 7p.m. Call 422-88fl for obedience information and 894-3509 for breed class. :... _______ '%.. .3' / / WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 n.m., the Town House. Geneva Homemakers, 10 n.m., Community Hail, Geva. / -- Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. 3conwcutivitimis . 7consicutive times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Movie SanforSn 3ayceettea, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee buildlni. French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mail Jaycees. Starlight Promenaderg, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Altamonte- Casselberry Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting, 11:45 n.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Program by David C. Brennan, industrial Development Commission of Mid.Florlda. Seminole County Chapter of National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., Room 3, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Highland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Open to public. 3 Lines Minimum Lecture on "Islamic Religion and Politici:Some Contrasts with Judaism" by Dr. Allen H. Podet, coordinator of Religious Studies at SUN?, Buffalo, 2-4 p.m., French House common room, Rollins College, Winter Park. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Senior Citizens tour to Busch Gardea, Tamp.. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 n.m.; pick up at Leeds Casselberry, 9 n.m. Return 6 p.m. Call 3224148 Sanford VFW lOiN dinner, 5:304 p.m., log cabin post home on lakefront. Open to public. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 Sanford Senior CItizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by slide program on Alaska by Rev. Leo King. 5' however, before relieving Preston of a Ser, I would like to Inter your looking for Panama to begin taping one with another $30 entrance fee he says wasn't refunded, number 11 contest. In closed you will find controversial public figure - the He wants to watch the boom lowered - my picture. My vitels are 4 feet 6 Inches, deaposed Shah Mohammed Mesa Pakuavi says, "We didn't get our day in court like 25.fl-." And she added a post script: of Iran ... Dee Presley - Elvis' step. these cnanbe are." "If you think this is good, just wait for 5 mother - and her eons, Billy, Rick and years and I will be 15 years old." Next Davis StaMey, who served the late jn SHAMPOO SALES POINT: Lee birthday, she will indeed be "11" — with king as bodyguards, are in New York to Malesiislonely,mlserable-andbitter. or without the contest. autograph copies of their new bock, But he says In People magazine he still "Elvis, We Lays You Tender" ... Play. wants his wife back — that, "Farrah has FOR THE BIRDS...: British rock fang wright and producer Dire Sckary a lot of class and I don't think I will ever may not appreciate the avian criticism, been tapped for the Anti-Defamation find anyone to compare with her. She's but golden plovers and wood pigeons League of B'nai B'rith's Haym Salosnon one of a kind and I love her, It's that definitely do not dig their music. Airmen Award ... Phyllis DiRer will New simple." He does not, however, want at Wittering — a Royal Air Force Bale York's Lea Mouches disco Jan. 22..... Cwelberry Elementary School special meeting on new Primary Education Program, 7 p.m., school auditorium. State Rep. Bobby Brantley will explain the legislative intent of the law. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY11 Free sweetgum and dogwood seedIngs, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., as long as supply lutz, 106 Forest Ave., Altasuonte Springs. THURSDAY, JANUARY17 Open "Towi Hall" meeting conducted by Council of Arts & Sciences for Central Florida on 'Who Needs Arts In Seminole County ',7:30.10:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Refr&uuents, film, open discussion and art exhibition. play - -. -. There Is no determinable economic Impact. The specIfic 1rF ' persons lnt.rest.d, complete COpliS of this Policy and economic - ' I DRIVERS-WAR EHOUSEMEN MeUonvi lIe Avenue, Sanford, immediate OpenIngs. Must have Florida. Fl. Chauffeur licens., 25 yrs. FKeoth I, witI 000t drIving $em CQIJnty School Board Iii xcesi of $I0 Ex7 Company benefits, malor DEl-I? $emla.le Ceenty Council for Exceptional Children film strip and panel diacuuion on "Abused CbIlen In Your CommunIty," 7:30 p.m., Winter Springs 51.mentery SchooL Open to public. Hums Sickly .1SemInole C.nsty, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, L.ongwood. - r. • . - AARP'NA*T meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring beg lunch. All senior citizens welcome. 1 1Panding to LOAOWOOd to serve treater Orlando aria. Call S p.m-i p.m. to schedule interview 331.1944 • . - llJuoAyJmuAavsg .,nu4 - 'a',.. " , .. S - . .' '• - - sin British - • - - . -- . -: suitsat aad usaleer radng driver, '-: -, - - - - - - • - Chape, Hwy. 17-fl et - smug such can ned year. you kno* thst ,, dub or 1 er In ffils listing each =,f0h:w fuuL. the people plans Is 4. . series ii races - rs way to Inform th, public . SeUIIn* 7IIJ Count,, PWIde uner aua cess 9 I'ZWJ "dim." incg call: ' In this IItIng : 4 I BR-5199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So, of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford, Call 323.8670 Mariner's Village, _________ SANDALWOODAPTS I BR, 18, w wcarpet, Cent. H A, Pool, Club Hse., Appliances, Washer & Dryer. Security Deposit & Lease. $730 mo, Orlando- 896.1727, __________________________ 2 BR. I B apt,, CH A, w w carp, fullyeqpt. kit., convenient bc., reasonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 3220341, - Hogs, soIawi.ug Rid, cen be more iitsNl,unt than cow,, sheep, horses and some do,i. of DEPARTMENT 3223411 "'" a' ' - '.- • Build to Suil - our lot or yours FHA VA. FHA 2355. 715 ___________________________ WORLD. J11 i .(/!¼',)\ - ___________ • . __ . Inc., Realtors F rt'nth I? 971 Sanford 373 5374 _____________________________ ____________________________ I 3 BR, CASH, needs repair, close in. $29,500, STEE1 holding. 5)2,000, CONDO! (2) neat BR. 18 con dos by the p0011 Many extrast Priced just rlghtt Call 373 2222 for info. 38-Wanted to Rent - .. -. - — Furnished apt. close in for clean senior citizen couple. Seasonal 15 mos. Reply to BOx 44, CO the Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, FL. 3271) MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM S...SEI.L "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 372.26)1 or 131 9993 and a friendly AdVisor will help ___________________________ ____________________________ you. NEWLISTING-3 Bdrm, 2 bath hasnqw: w.wcarp, paint, Ceo H A, & 2 yr old roof; Din Rm, paneled Farn Rm S. huge fenced yd in Plnecrest. Only 145.9001 LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSPotless S PIrm home w. CsntraI HA, large Fam Rm, 'terrific kibdwn S. landscaped lot in superb ares for lust lnc. REALTOR. MLS 3fl'5774 Day or Night I _______ ---------______ -. 43-Lots-ACreage ___________________________ , I j 4 pct interest to qualified buyers New homes with monthly payments under $750 Low down payments 327 2787 Lakeview lot, Loch Arbor los' Pavea road. 240' deep, Beautitul v,ew across Crystal Lake Only vacant lot in area 5)1,950, - - - - - ' - - - ''y -- ____________________ Cash 322.4132 . Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 4. Sell, the fiflst in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools ........ --WI' BUY USED I URNI TURE, APPI lANCES s. PLUMIIING iix I pp S Jp'nk inS Fur tb, 205 1- 25th St 373 0981 - - SlN(I:p DPoF'ARM Drop arm. "p,,kes all Zig 71 stitches, butbonhols Sold flt''s $700 Ebl.inci' clue Sill or SIc!. mouth Will l,k,' trad.' as part payment (.111 867 S39i day or ngtt 78 Ford Bronco. Ispd AC AM FM player $8000 373 07*0 _____________-_________________ '10 (levy P U left front tcnd,'r &p,'nt $500 or lit-st ri ter 322 2812 - ______ '73Chev Luv P U w camper top, siioo 371 0401 aft S p m -----------.- - 80-Autos for Sale ______________________________ .'. --- AiitqueS,,,d Modern Furn,ture One Pieceor Houseful Ibritiqes Antigu 32) 7801 DAY TONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy 92, i mile west of Speedway Daytona (leach, will hold .i public AUTO AUCTION every -----------------Dc BAR Y ----Tuesday& Saturday at 730 It's Refrig. ROPOAMANA I? cuft Sold I0pct mt. rate on this new) BR, the only one In Florida. You set originally $511, For Estate Commercial S. Resi flOW $716 or $71 28 Concrete block home With the reserved price. Call 904 255 denial Auctions S. Appraisals mo Agent 339 0346 CH A. carp., & scr. porch. . REAL ESTATE Call Pell' Auction. 373 5670 -8311 -for further details, Paved Street, 80 pct. i RFAL TOP 372 7494 Used full Size hotel motel bed ' _______________________________ assumable morl - $31,500 3051 MuE PAYMENT5-'ol IC ding, Very clean, $1495 ('A PC. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Pioneer acres. Hewout your owi models, Cll 339 9100 or 834 7S-Recreatjoriil Vehicles Noll's Sanford Furniture Inc.. 322 6457. homestead. 10 acres or more, ______________________________Ij ____________________________ 4605 (Dealer) Salvage, Il 97, So of Sanford. low down payment. Osteen. I I 377 8721 '77 Sfarcrafl 70' travel trailer '75 Honda Civic, 1 spd . steel HAL'WLBI' Air, awning, Reese Hitch, radials, rebuill enq - cxc I acre lots on paved rd. Terms 1978 Singe, 'utura 1-ully auto, sleeps 6, equity 8. assume mect cond - great mileage, Osteen. 5 BP.3B Pool time. Original $593, bal. $151 or __________________________ 1100 Cornell Dr. $2) ma. Agent 3398356. --_--71 Chevy Vega, qoom _________________________________ S acre tiled farm, Sanford, -. 590,000 76Auto Parts acre orange grove, Geneva. 372 1571 52—Appllances ____________________________ 323.7032 cOo acre cattle ranch. Sorrento, NeW Year" Special Eves. 3220612, 372 1587 '75 Dodge 8 200 Ma.ivan l8, C.P 2-I 1asher rePo GE deluxe model 20? E. 25th St. auto, PS. P14, recently rebuilt 36 Mo, $35.95. H. Ernest r. Sold orig. 5409.35 used snort engine ExcellenI value " _____ ' BAT TFRY 5140i' time. Sal. 5189.11 or 5)9.35 mo. I $2,700 323 7882 Broiier I LIST NOW! IO7W.7lthSt.3739I14 ________________________ Agent 339 $356 290N. 1712, Casselb.rry, Fl. p Call Wall Cappel 323 6100 _______________________________ 5ervlce. UsedWASHER $345200 KENMORE Eve. $423455 Knowles Realty Inc. Parts, REALTOR Machines. 628.3005 MOONEY APPLIANCES — 46—'Commerdc,erty ii. Lakefront. Enterprise Rd. on ..________ -- 323 0691 Lake Lenardy. 3 BR, 2'i B, nestled among beaut, trees. 7 MICROWAVE Established plumbing supply S. acres, beach house & boat service business for sale, Inc. Push button controls, has 111 dock. $87,500. Pilolan Realty, i ii tarousel, still In warranty. fixtures, inventory & %J Realtors, 53)1947 Eves, or 'real estate, Call W. Malic Urignally $6.19, assume __________________________________________________________ I _____________________________________________________________ after hours 1312335, 869 0994or ___ :owski, ____ payments of $21 mo Agenj 339 REALTOR 32779,3 8)1 0052. ______ ___________________________ $316 HOUSE FOR SALE Alta. Spqs,, Fla., Seminole Cnty. 53-TV Rad jo-Stereo Appliance Repair Home Improvements Details furnished. Write P.O. Pox 44), Winter Park, Fla COLOR TELEVISION 37290 ('i)flSOlid,It,.d Main Sysfenis _____________________ Carpentry. PaintIng, Roofing. .1. _______________________________ ZIG PlAIT RCA Color t"I"ytio,. Sold new Major .'j)pl .. ,i t,r,)m,d, C H&A Gen. Repairs Licensed & REALTOR, uver $650, will 54.11 tor SIll or MLS Fr,'t','t . ipu,r 339 1198 Bonded. Free Estimates 323 $18 month. Still in warranty. 42—Mobile Ho,'nes rn-w £vqrn 6035 after 5 p.m NO MONFY DOWN ,'.lilt I deliver Call 86? 5391 day or tO unit apartment buitding in s.c our beautiful new BROAD. auty Care flight Sanford. Owner will hold, Honv Repsir MORE, front & rear BR's. -- I _________________________ ________________________ $161,000. ____________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES STEREO TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON IIO3OrIandoDr. Clirist,n,is Layaway 323 3200 Home repairs, pai.eling, root & formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 46.ATijjtjp Propss-ty VA&FhjAFinøneing Unclaimed Xmas layaway ____________________________ carp. repairs, remodeling. All $19 E. 1st St., 322 5742 Customer left ,lrea and we are ____________________________ work quar 'ree est iii 8165 ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. unable lo locate Balance due AIRPORT BLVD. on beautiful I yr. old Double Ceramic 5)2860 or lake over payments .---- --. _________________________ Motivated owner will help $18 month "NO MONEY )Man, qual.ty operation Cm HA & eat.iri kitchen. rezone 2.5 acres with existing DOWN "AM FM stereo radio, lyrs. exp Patios, Driveways MEINTZER TILE CO house. 531.000. Owner will mo. lot rental, Call now! etc. Wayne Seal. 327 133) tract, (ISP turntable, New or repair, leaky showers our $20,500. Harold Hall Realty, hold part of mortgage. Piloian specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 169 $542. diamond needle Call 862 539i Inc ' 323 . 3771 -U' Really, Realtors 531.1943, day or night, free hometrial no . Eves or after hours, 531 0057. obligation. I_am & Landscaping 1690994, or $31 2335. EVERY DAY someone is looking ___________________________ essnklng Stereo, good worki000rder I ___________________________ fOr what you have to sell. Call --Iodey and your ClassifiedAd will '.ERTIFIED LAWN I I 47-Real Estate Wanted Alterations, Dressmaking 3234364 I appear here tomorrow, & LANDSCApING — ................. ________________ — Drapes, Upholstery -FREE ESTIMATES 3727907 I , Black &Wh,teIV's 322.0107 I Webuyyourequity,clos.in3lp,r$ S2Oea.whilefhey last oj.A',eaie" AWARDREALTV. INC. HERB'S TV -. --. '? Light IInuIIng 2597S SanfordAve. 373 1734 _________________________ __________________________ LotsorAcriagewanted )rywall. Ceilings, and Wails Goodusect tV's, $755. up For mobile home repaired. Res. S Comm.. Yaro Debris, Trath MILLERS 32702)6 -Remodel & Addltion. MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT Appliances& Misc ?ôl9Orlando Dr. Ph. 327 0357 Call 531 5399or $6? 0134 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN. (LOCAL) 349 537) Whatever the occasion, ;h,re isa TV repo ii" Zenith. Sold orig. DEROUS' VIEW. OVERClasslfledadfosolveit Try one $493.75 bal. $153.14 or SI? mo, I LOOKS SMALL LAKE. 000. GtOOmiflQ& Boarding Agent 3391316. Painting 520.000. HUIRVI We buy equity in houses, apIs. 5. IS ACRES HEAVILY WOODED vacant land. Lucky In. Animal Haven Grooming 5. FREE ESTIMATES 54--'Gage Sa COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE vestments, p.o, Box 79, .--Boarding Kennels Ther All Work Guaranteed IN OSTEEN AREA. $400 PER Sanford, 3224741. ticensed mostate controled heat, off 3235107 A IKampgrounds Insured ACRE WITH TERMS. floor sleeping boxes. We cater I', mi West of 1.1 on SR 46 10 to your pet! 372 5762. Orange Blvd. Thurs., Jan. 10th 47A—#rt 33 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH Sought Quality workmarship, No job too & 24th, I 5 p.m. Good assort ______________________________ GROUND, TALL PINES, small or big, Interior or cx & Solti mont of cratts. Y'al Cornell OVER 500' FRONTAGE ON tenor. Pressure cleaning. 3fl — Fred Walrouth, sponsor. MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL HOJSICISInIn9 0071. Will buy lit S. 2nd mortgages. FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, We _____________________ aiso make Real Estate 5262.300 TOTAL. ___________________ 55-Boats & Accessories HousewlvescieanlngSeqvice . Business lOns. Florida Mor. --.---•---- -------Personalized,fast,dependable gage Investment, 3$ S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD. Regularoritimebasis Orange Ave., SuIte 301, Wintir ROBSON MARINE NEEDS FILL. 5)0.900 WeDOwashwindowsl 6773194 Park, I 2921 Hwy. 1797 212 1279. WITH TERMS. _____________________ Sanford, -------------._... . Fla.3fl71 EUTSIER PAINTINGS 1151115 IflçrsVSfllsnfs REPAIR-Interior Exterior SO-IiMscellansoe,s for Sale NEED _____________________________ find A SERVICEMAN? You'll P'REE ESTIMATESCaII 36$ ___________________________ him listed in our Business Carpentry, Painting, Maint. Directory. FURNITURE_BEDDING. of all types. Lic. Bonded Painting I Remodeling Whole tOall,Oclaldowj 3236035 Insured $345399 sale Furn. 2300 Industrial iivd, FREE ESTIMATES. ____________________________ Orlando. Call anytime3i9 3759 ___________________ CUSTOMHOMES BUILT ____________________ WILSOPIMAIER 4URNITUR REMODELlNG&RPAlR SEIGLER REALTY BUY,$FLL,TRADE SG.I1ALINT 332.1663 311 31SF. First St. 372.3433 BROKER ________________________ _______________________ I - ----- 72-Auction ___________________________ ______________________ -. ' REALTY0. ____________ --- - - ______________ JUST FOR YOUI 3 BR, 20 in Sunlanci with lots of built-in extras! Many new features! RPP WARRANTED. Yours for $32,500. Call 373.2222 for info ___________________________ ______ "' ' MORR REAL ESTATE - SUPER!3BR,2B Brittany style home overlookln May lair go'f course! Every Imaginable feat' BPP WARRANTED. Just $61,750 ' LAKEFRON'rf 4 BR, 2z B on I acre! Separate guest house, CH.A, FP, dining rm, spacious rooms. Just $69,500. Call 373. 22fl for info. _________ Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 . , ANYTIME ________________ -. Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch OffIce READY TOSELL 3 BR 2 B w.CH & CA, w w cargfflg cxc. cond. Only 323-2222 Want a gOOd going business in a paint S. body Shop w a small 7 OP apt? Well have we got the Call now! 53.500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. Lake Mary, 7 acres in country setting, zoned agri. $25,000. 38R,l'j B, economical gas wail furnaceS. range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LI & Fla. rm., ww carp., $39,000. ALLFLORIDAREALTV OFSANFORDREALTOR 2S4IS. FrenthAve. 3720231 377 5353. 322 3772. 3270779 STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 327.1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Fves.3495100 EASY CONVERSION, ZONED DUPLEX. 3 BEDROOM, Ii BATH ON EXTRA NICE LOT. ONLY $25,500. HURRY UPI MOBILE HOME LIVING AT ITS FINEST- Many, many custom features in this lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 Pith mobile home. Largecorner lot with beufiful view of St. Johns River. In. Cludes covered boat slip at Leisure World. I year Warranty. $39,300. . 3 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS & PAINT, APPLIANCES. COUNTRY CLUB AREA. - ru. - _,, - __ __________________ _________________ ______ NiCE S BEDROOM, RANGE, REFRIGEtIATOR, 'SCREENED PORCH, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. ONLY $73,000 THIS MONTH. COUNTRY LIVING of t5 besti Eight acres fenced,3 Bdrm,2 Path, f am room, fireplace, screened patIo w-iIO, selfcleaning pool wcool deck, fenced pastures, flshpOd, to st. john's RIver. ADORABLE RESTORABLE 1911 MODEL 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 7' BATH, SUPER POOL. $59,000. This one is ready to live in. Tastefully furnished 3 idrm., I Path with I yr. warranty. SeIec$ourownbre.kfastfruit from your own fruit tress in your own nice backyard. Priced right se mov, fast. lest song. $33,900. 1190's VICTORIAN ON COR NER LOT. NEEDS RE. STORINC.. WlrOW's WALK VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,010 TERMS. Palflflng$Rsp,jr ' ?2,OC!ITT _______ _____ Typing srusilC SETTING 4 Bdm path nome, I plus aire '' completely fenced, pool, separate apartment, I yr. warranty. $5,000. . CEJTT (liO -- -- - I 24395.MyrfleAve. Orlando 321)S77 3210640 _______________________________ Get plenty of prospects - -. vertlse your product or service in the Classified Ads _________________________ _____________ — Complete Mobile HomeRepair 3495259 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ )LIULtK Rt*LTY BROKER 24195 MyrticAve. Orlando Sanford 321 IS7? 3210440 - .-v,x uIp For your water heater I awinstall cost l?ill3i SLOAN'S TypiNG SERVICE BVSine$s,pers00al&reWm,s 5303911 ..--'.-J Kids outgrow the swing set r small bicycle? Sell these etc itemi with a want ad. To place your ad, call yotw friendly. Classif led galat The HerCid, 323Soil, or $3) .9i92. _______ I — IU'd% 011 rn'tel bOx Springs 1. $30 set Sanford Au,,lon. lflS S French. 323 7310 To List Your Business.,. I DIQI 32226fl or 83-9993 ______________________________________ a . - ' 1c'pPr.i,'r'.,j - - off of total flventory of brand new intersprinq bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line iddi.,g els u,iiyi ,ocal delivery Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1797. So of Sanford 322 8771 -__________________ ______ __________________ uplEi, I AL PI,JCS WANTED , S. lilt'?, & l..isecl Furniture ',00 S Santorct - Ay - 323 6593 - - -- . . 2 Chair established barber shop, 3300 & take over reasonable lease, Owner retiring. Riggs Realty, REALTORS. 3777972. ____________________________ - • 79-Trucks-Trailers WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES Santord Fur niture Salvage 322 8771. -- 321.0759 Furnished - - to Buy ' W. Garneft White 33--Houses Peg. Real Estate Broker — JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial 28R, 15, new w.w carp., new Phone)?? 781I,Sanford kit., appl., fenced yd. good bc--$330 mo. 3224035. VA.FPIA-235.Con. Homes - 68—Wanted STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It Classified Ads didn't work, wouldn't be any. - there - Call Bart I RIALTY - - , •,. Top Dollar Paid for iunk & uSed cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 ______________________________ F '0 tO gOod homes S wk old puppies Mi,'c1 pit bull & shep 372 SIll _______________________ - , I super clean, lovely 3 BR, I', B, fenced, appliances, ssu mo. 3236570. 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, FAMILY Q ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $500 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, ___________ ___________ ___________________________ BROKE P. 32) 0640, _____________________________ 37-Business Property - I County 3 BR, 1' 28, new carpet, sc. porch, fenced bk, Good location, $36,900. Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot ot our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc.. Realtor 4443013 INVESTORS --' 28R 1 B house w.FP, plus 1 B garage apt. Only 530.000 I 41—Houses - The Real Estate Agency — .'lhen you place a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen, __________________________ .. ' "Fifteen cents Isn't too much for a stamp when you figure that it works out to only about a penny for each delivery day!" ______________________________ _____________________________ j It's easy to place a Classified Ad - . We'll even help you word it Call 3272611, _______________________________ 32-.--IIouses Unfu,- td __________________________ -. - - - - - 0 '*' .. *,, BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 $50 Call 322.1624. 146 65-Pets.Suppiies - - 77-Junk Cars Removed - ______________ Vhy buy used? New brand name box springs & rriatIreSSeS pct above dealers cost Twin. tuflsile, queen & king Furniture, 205 E 25th St 323 0981 - -I - 51-Household Goods •. OR 2221 21F BATTEPY SHOP 107W 77th St 373 9111 Top 501 for sale $7 yard loaded Ofl your truck or we will tI,'liyr br extra charge 327 7510 Color Port TV. Color Console TV. AM FM Ster,.p. cassette, AM FM Steron record player 323 6610 _____________________________ - __________ SPECIAL 1 UC GOULD FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 373 7550 Lt'vi J&',InS & Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 377 5791 / Will buy punk Auto Batteries. S00 Battery Shop 107W 27th St 323 9111 - - i ____________ ____________ -- .- ----.- - I ( 323ô0óloreves, 323-0517 AOK TIRE 377 7440 Shocks ..i s - Heavy Pity $695 New Batteries S79 95 2413 French Ave - Sanford Pianos & organs as low Guitars 40 pci oft. Amplifier, drums. etc. Bob Balls Discount MUSIC Center. 7202 French Ave 322 2255 Early Am sOti blue S. floral nauuahyctt- A I Cond Call 372 1307 ,lt S - _________ ML 16-Auto Parts 62—Lawn-Garden - __________, ___ REALTY _____ -. 'S • BATEMAN REALTY Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. Furn, Apt., 4 Small rooms 5160 month, 575 deposit 322.5649 _________________________ - MOVINC. Household & yard items for _____________________ 322 1373 Side by Side refriq,.rator 75 PiCnic table, , 2 ties 530 lull SiZe baby bed mattress, $25. Oak porch rockers, 579 95 I'lCt.11OftiCCdCSk S1O F urniture, 705 1 25th St 094 ,,•_,,,,Ø M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR • - — Home in the country, 3 BR. 1g. utility rm., 1g. carport, big lot 510,000. 322 0771. siRcri Hirold Hall Realty man lracmnpur4oed t s, 'terries Vusah ine -' I REALTORS 2llO5enford Aye, 322 7972 - • for Sale 59-Musical Merchandise - _7A\.__4\ NOOu lFYlNc. 3 BR tome New C H&A & carpet Owner wIl finance w Substan'' l c?wn $31,000 377 77j Realtors, 321 óIADOW LAKE W000S" 'Osslgnei home w wood & stQneexteriorGrea$Rm,fire . plpce, intercom, Solarium, "walk lii Closets 00 WoOded ' :ecne for $307,000. — of doer betas being eduwd intend N ragls* said earns wIth - °: IAWMDAY,UNVAIV3S ANunt,-CnlbITy iir dCu sixth annual benquet, 1:30 p.m., Lord OiuimI.y's Pub, Mtsenenle Springs. 3 Room apt., turn or unfurn. ww I caroefina, new kit., deposit reQuired. 3 B. Steelman, __________________________ 0041. WOODED It ACRE wresis & - privacy sets off 1 yr. old 3 Bdrm w-earth tone carp., Ceo HA. Indoor W-O hookup 4, good cash to mtg or FKA-VA financing. 545.900. _______________ ________________ '. A t- B _________________________________________________ 30.Apartments BANANA LAKE-FRONT: 3 Bdrm, S Bath, 2100 sq fl, huge' Farn Rm wflreplace over looking Oak shaded lot w100' like frontage, 7$' dOCk S. morel $16,300. M.setlr'.gs 4 'devel.pmeat driving" f.r the vehicle's muufactw.n, vhs are planning a VETERANS * '-'- STAMPS ______ ---- --. ________________ j-', PayBart Realty, Inc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 30R.1B,lg.lot,CH A,carp.,atl, qar,. well with underground System Chain linked back yd. with 16.37 scr. Swim, pool. Must see 10 appreciate. Brokers Protected 322 2851 Nite or Day. I Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly 8. monthly rates, utilities pd. InquIre 5005. Oak 841.7643, ______ AMERICAN Prime gsse1Je. Y..sg Thatcher, a mana - --. 2' 2 acres, prime highway frontage in Osteen. Presently grove $15,000 total on good terms. Roomforpent W kit privileges, bath 323 7259 ___________________________ __________________________ - 0_Mill ' I i________________ p Sanford, condominium, San dalwood Villas, 2 BR, lower level, s0,50O. Principals only. 8)08546. DISABLED Woulin liii WVd10IL N the ItISliMaiiii.,, Mi. & OS "Oie law enloresansat Mister omoer IlRed, 'We hey, p ' DIR-li di.' hir$ 1fr4 • donfl the Str011 I hi . PmI0UONAMI • tIi $ ' earnest e. hereby given that I men car (sled I 12 acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola. Owner Will finance. $21,150. 29-Rooms ________________________________ - 41—Houses area of Idliwild. The kikio4e County. Florida 1i . problem, an ogpaJs court wththe5r.elsions of the lald,Isauso(thhuj5r Section ' ' had two-legged "di.'," 15 I9V. mint ,erainc. J .A.4e.ts JOSW 04111 "An PvbtisIiDsc.lLZilflt&JanlI normally accompanIes lbs ,, ' yearly e'nlughl of th. hunt. DIQIS "i1t." noted Ibi Rh U.S. NOTICE The Annuel Report of ,,ie Duia Oroult ( of pp Fi fer ffi, , --led 'lb the _____ I acre bldg. site on lake off Longwood.Lk, Mary Rd. Good terms. $18,500. NO BROKERAGE FEES - to the northwestern Michigan - h - The -.-.- W - .• Margaret Thatcher. bali a new raclig • - • ., Mark Thatcher, MAOOII --. ... .. - S.5 ." - " - - ' SATURDAY, JANUARY il Sealer em t, to "Arsenic and Old Lacs " (bee Upon A Stag.. Laav Sanford Qvlc Center 11:31 am., pidi i Imdu, Cwutthirry, 11:30 am. Return 5 p.m. Call Doris Rogers for r.surva*loms, , - 4 ,, • • Notice Is hereby given that I am I u's.a.d In baslnes at Ch Hun4 Ave., $onlor1, Sim'Insle CINCINNATI (UPI) — Csnty, Florida under tIle tic. I)ern' hunting maui always titlous name of Ml. 0. WAREHOUSE FOODS, and flint i attracts thousands of - \ 1 ' r': Culy_Cu IPI-IpIlTISI ien will ra as KOGra4y'o in. 1Ii (Mendi et 7 p.m cssds.$e eseepUenul child F Is s cotady fr advance dciii. Ih1, at county echoote cell 0044301. I - Full & part time Maidposltlonavallable Days Inn Sanford -- --------------- by GIll Fox -- INC. REALTORS •Mor3.471ieves ?choicebldg, lots in Dreamwold 57.000 for both. ?NEED CASH? Use Your HomeAs Security Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Serv, I 800 211 2469 Orange City, huge trees, con temporary home, courtyard entr4nce, B" sunken LR w FP, IIg B°'s, 28. solarium, drk rm • sewing & utility rms. bIt in breakfast bay Owner says Sell Now' C.tll to S. $77,500. FORRESTGREENE Lakefront living is avail. In this elegant 3 BR. 18 home 41 acres complete Situated w lB. 18 guest cott6ge. Won't last long at S920OO. • SIDE GLANCES 1, -, . s-Loans Apt, for Senior Citizens, Downtown, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 3)5 Palmetto Ave. Phone Calls. Ro-Jay, 21$ E. 1st 5* FICTITIOUS NAN! Isalud VFW 10800 ValeS et Domsemey awards dS!, 730 p.m., log cdiii porn hese.. Need experience! Excellent commission rates! Please call Household Income Tax 5cr. __________________________________ vice. 3231910, 'Apa,nnts Furnished ______________________ SALES LADY Experieced(nladis,.re.dy.to 3 tjP.lBonflots, all fenced. FP, lots of shade trees. Only 529.900 INCOME TAX PREPARERS 9hThlno nation wide. The amendment states that are to be held In the • ____________ .Ortando Dr., Sanford. By KENNETH ft. CLARK "ex-frlend" Ryan O'Neal, back — says about 106 miles north of Ceramics for sale. Prices — p, WANTED United Press International he hasn't spoken to him since he tried everything they could put on the To wilte newi of local Interest SWEET REVENGE: When U.S. decamped with Farrah. Majors' bit- loud speaker to rid their runways of staIns. Starts Jan. S thru Jan. from LONGW000 • SANDistrict Judge Richard Owen sentences terness shows through. Says he, "I used birds. They played middle of the road $umner CeramIcs. 529 FORD. WNTER SPRINGS. Studio 54 owners Steve Rubell and IaQ to be the only one who could shower with music, Marine band marches and an Jan. 11,1910 have a knack for g:thering the Schrageronthelrinconie tax evasion rap Farrah. Now anyone can — If they buy assortment of walling noises. Nary a from 7 to 10p.m. on Mcn. & social news from your next week, eight New York State her shampoo." feather was ruffled. Then they turned to T'f!fli9"I$. . respectIve community to be University students will be there to • the pop charts. Cpl. Dsve T.yntes saya - j ------------watch - with a vengeance. Seems one of SURE WINNER: In the So Derek heavy rock - specifically from The S9OI Notic. talk with you. them-Kary Presten-had obtained a movie"lO,"thenumberstoodforthetcp RendQendidtheIrick.ms - Contact: NOTCI coveted letter of entrance to the of the scale In feminine pulchritude, birds, somewhat shell-shocked, have - DORIS DIETRICI4 notorious Manhattan disco from Rubell's Now, climbing on the bandwagon, the taken their business elsewhere. Notice is hereby given that the OURSELVES EDITOR lawyer, Roy Cohn. But when they got Frontier Hotel In Las Vegas is running a t.5dily Mcn.FrI holdahrlatffie5chlDOard there, Rubell and Schrager ignored It, contest for No. 11. Maybe Micki Cole GUMPSES: David Fruit, who InJanuary 23, Part time o gave them the Studio's usual verbal misunderstood, The letter from the teviewedRardNuana1jout 1910, concarniI theon unit L e proposed foragrourortit muscle and threw them out. Not, Walnut Creek, Calif., girl said, "Dear of one with Horny Kissinger, is in of Policy 60x59.173.2 New multIlevel organization 41-Houses Spacious 3 BR. 28 luxury home. pool. tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must See. All for $55,900. VA FHA terms available. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon Increase your earning power. For details, Call 1 811 4687or641 3079 D 332 0721 liome away tro ham. _______________ 18Help Wanted ' Abused' Patron Eagerly Awaits FRIDAY, JANUARY Ii Salle Harrison Chapter DAft, 1:45 p.m., board meeting; 2:30 p.m., meeting, home of Mrs. William Brumle', 710 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. 1 LI remember how to read or write and suffers under assorted BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY other handicaps — 1 gal office, cxc opportunity Shehasonetriumph_sheretalnatbeabwtytosing. The 6-Child Care ______ _______ portion of the brain that controls singing was not Involved In ______ w gures, cxc pay the procedure That's lucky for her, but not for the pace of the Child Care in my home Hidden ______ aea Infants to pre plot, which Is Interrupted before and alter surgery by musical PAYROLL CLERK _____ _____ COO_________-interludes WIIltrainonCRT / ___ . In the process, the patient also has lost her musician _____________ NUI/ .A GENERAL LABORER boyfriend and her place as singer with his group .Warehouse 8. Freezer work Kathy fights her way back, on film as she did in real life The Weight loss through relaxation film ends with the real Kathy Morris singing her song of vie. MACHINE OPERATOR New Concept gets results 4. Mech inclined or will train Subliminal Cybernetics Call tory-which Is decidedly more upbeat than the usual hopeless 531 636, / ' / medico-dramas, in which the star is doomed BARMAID "Seizure" must face two battles One is what may be an Fast & luxurious night spot 9-Good ngs tO Eat -: . -: •;:. - • . • increasing apathy toward medical dramas — although this one WAITRESSES has the adventage of a happy ending Navel oranges & grapefruit Chance to be charming What may turn audiences off, even If they do tune in, Is the Slbu. Calta4tersp.m. 322-6733 PART personalitiesportrayed on the screen. EDISHWASHER PARTY LINE? Miss Milford's interpretation of her role presents a brassy Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, Will The phones are off the hook — literally — as :i abrasive young woman who overuses the phrase "ya know" "Your Future Our Concern" man, burdened with telephones, is seen recently and "ya know what I mean" with Irritating repetition. Nimoy _______________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT , doctor has all the warm bedside manner of one of the corn. . . truugrng OUWU a .'ew sOFI ttS iuCr ll-lnStructioen 912 French Ave 323-5176 puters he used to deal with as Mr. Spock on "Star Trek." ----------____ Cornerof lOth& French say, it's the ne'd best thing to being there. "Seizure" will appeal to the hospital show addicts, but not to CREATIVE thesmieamfsh . ******** EXPRESSIONS caion JSS2 Sanford Sereanders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. I •3 a line Soc a lint DEADLINES _______ ______ Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. .4II P'ImrM 1.cMty et IUdiPWIA annual mumbsriilp meeting, 2p.m., Dilfona Public Llbraiy, 1001 Fividascs Blvd. Nijor General Joseph McNlmch (Army Medical Cirpo Ret,) will epsak en organ denudes and anopian ruii By JOAN HANAUER Noon The Da Before Publicotion UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) — The latest In true-life television l Sunday - Noon Frlda medical drama provides the perfect entertainment for anyone ______________________________ whowantsademonstrationofbaIngwgeryinugm. . — -___________________ Youwon'twanttosnackdurjngo The show Is "Seizure," to be seen on CBS Wednesday from 9. 4-PerSOnals 18-t*Ip Wanted 11 p.m. Penelope Milford plays Kathy Morris, a real-life rock — RN, 5.4 & 4-12, full & part time. singer who suffered a terrible ordeal. Apply in person Sanford Nursing Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A This ordeal Is transmitted to the television audience via a & Convalescent Center, 930 Mate" Dating Service. All program that proves the human brain may be marvelous, but ages. P.O. Box 4071. Clear. water. Fl. 3331$ not in living color on the home screen during brain surgery, GIST. PROPERTY MANAGER Posiflon This week's television medico-drama details what happened open for career to Miss Morris when she developed a nonmalignant brain nation $ largest producers of New concept in relaxation tumor that caused an epileptic-type seizure. fadory built modular housing. Her neurosurgeon, played by Leonard Nimoy, dismisses the Paid SUBLIMINAL CYBERNETICS , removal as minor, but wait until he starts working on her in the Call 531 6367 MUSt be capable of Supervising operating room, sawing and drilling at her skull like a grim numerous propbrties Tran carpenter S-Lost & Found SPortation provided Send A .1 t: anyiiung •s.t goes wrong ___________________________ complete rewme to Sandra / nflu iiwi•iS •' L,vore Miller Cardinal industries ' Suddenly her brain begins to swell dangerously Nimoy, in Reward offered for the return of Inc Box U Sanford Fl 32771 sm mal. puppy 7 mo old, sshat may be an appallingly accurate portrayal of occasional Eaual Opportunity Employer operating room disaster, goes into a funk He doesn't know , l3th& French what to do Thurs, Jan 3rd LIttle boy 323 0261 He manages to terminate surgery and Just barely misses DON'T WASTE ... terminating his patient. Even when she has come out of her LOST: aria 24th 1. Orange. ANOTHER DAY .- ,., _______ Son Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellne,, 8 p.m., St. Aancfrews Presbyterian Church. • (SF DEPT 5:00 A.M. — 3:30 P.M. g , V 'I Fv.nl,.,i W....i.i Brain Surge,', f '.+.. : p TUESDAY, JANUARy 8 TrlCounty Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. . - / r..- ;..-.. '4., k.t - .- , .., . - . - i' �-, .. . , 0 ..-.. , • .. - __ - * , I f i . ~ . - ., - - __ ...— 7 46-Evsning Herald Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE Tuesday, Jan. 1, iNO ACROSS 39 S A alligator 42 Pact _____________ by Chic Young . 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O ther glasses of water a day and eat readers who want this issue about a half a cup of raw bran can send 75 cents with a long, from the health food store stamped, self-addressed QPJ IT:;• Com By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A compromise appears in the offing which will each morning. I practically envelope for it. Send your ' of this live on fruits and vegetables, request to me, in care of not newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, eating all of the skins only my own but also my Radi o CityStatlon, New York, NY 10019. husband's. I'm also sending you 'rt In of this, I will go for four or five days and then I Health Letter number 12-6, allow - might . ARCHIE . __________________________ NO You CA N USE IT TO LATER-WHAT MR VEDDERBEE, ccwu1 VOl YOU VAN - THE NEW COMPUTERS VAXES SCHEDUL E TO MAKE MORE IT WILL HELP MAKE FLOORS EFFICIENT USE OF 'IOIJR ___________ - - - - - ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 2~\ 1 // '-I \ : I r I- , 'gD I / . , _____ . I— 11 .: A 47 _________________________ For W.dn.sday, January 9, 1980 / ,••. ____ _______________ FERHQS A LITQ.E OR2E)S IN SEPRfi FCR1JA4 AJD cjpjtrjsj' i''") I _____ .. 5E5SEP b%ITH NOT # 4'T CUNG 10 THE UNHAPPY MOVE Pi5t' .1d ON.' E BRAVE.' ______ — 4d ', / .0 % 1 - . NORTH #A 85 iA)Pa, = ______________ get ____ ______ _ ___ _________ to 0 __ ______ _____ BUGS SUN NY • by Stoffel £ H•imdahl - - FOR1T'E 7A$I'EO IN M' CLOCK. EAST •s 3 097143 •AQSZ M(44 *6 :. ,_ ____ ___ FRANK AND ERNEST ................. is Vulnerable: East-West Dealer. East West N.,th East Sosib 1, i• 0.6", _______ I.. 04 ' . . / J • '.:. . I _ , inauspicious start, South was . Eu— -. . - UMWPSeOIN61 YM . ZOONIES LIT1He /_ / - - --W . I unty and elsewhere, Polk said such establishments "it was crucial a year-and-a-half ago when I first BILL KIRCIIIIOFF . . . demand not here Chairman Bill Kilrchhoff indicated he does not agree contacted by homeowner groups concerned about the . . . . . - . - Campaign '80 . - '...... ' .. /.J D . ,,. , • • ______ • S . . ' -., - flI1g! __________ S. - . Caiselberry resident Richard Russo (left) gets a Carter bitis from Jay 1111akes. state coordinator. as Bob Uff. state press 11 I I by Craig L"10" . - ' County commissioners couldn't reach a consensus Tuesday February, with the end of June as the target time for adoption on who should be on a commit tee to review a comprehensive of the code, Percy said. land development code being put together by the coun ty Proba bly the most significant duty of the committee, Percy development department. Crossword ......................... said, will be to make recommendations concerning adoption of Thepurposeofthecodelstoputallthecounty'sritiesand IkarAbb......................10 "impactfees"tobelmposedondevelopers. regulations regarding land development under one cover. Deaths ........................LEA Impact fees are proposed as a means of charging developers Currently, a developer must search several county depart. Dr. Lamb.....................110 for t he impact their projects have on an area. Most such tinments to discover all the rules that may apply to a particular Editorial .......................4A pact relates to Increased traffic, Percy said. For instance, a florida ........................3A project. developer may pay for widening a road leadi ng into his Horoscope ....................I1B development or a necessary new traf fic signal. County Development Director John Percy said his Hospital .......................ZA County officials have acknowledged that these fees are UssofcompI1IngtheregullstionsandtheckIngfor their Natim ......................... pa ssed on to the home buyer, but most say they believe this Is consistency. But the committee will review the document and oei ......................18 d.fair because the fees charge the users of new services not the make recommendations before the final :d- is issue A draft of the code is expected to be ready by the end of ft month, Percy said, and the schedule calls for appointing % estate agents, eng;ineers, surveyors and on the committee could defeat impact fees planners, and home builders. Percy said the committee will not only dlicuu imposition of But Commission Cl%ldrman Bill Kirdftff pointed otit that impact fees, but also granting credits to builders if they put in __ UAW"? . . Arow . so dot persm ___ ___ covered dish supper aponaorsd by the Cater-Mondale know who to go to for answers to their questions "I Jif said, five of the seven would be "In the business of developing land," improvements that benefit more than just their development. piddotial carhosign WMAW TM* OW was C=mWdow Dick Willialms &aid deveWpen should be ttee but not so heavily, represented on the c Percy said tar proposed the categories based on those the commission und to study sib&Won regulations thm yem oonddered a success Y lIMO (Wh1P1'V OfIICI*1L tAil, President Jimmy Catar's campaign press _________ ___________ ,,It' s a way of rewlting fralm W White Hom into everyone's neighborhood to campaign for us," be-saki. ommi _______ _______ I whm somme is coming into a blate for . ___ __________________ 'I cssafui In galdng velwitq'ra who will do telephoning and that person to be able to stay in someone's spare bedroom who will open their homes for neigh. than to have to May in a motel or hotel. It saves money I ..I __ borhood canpIlgri headquarter$ and for overnight guests. We_______________ blrally i u.sartsrs bood h to et , , . .1 r7 _ 1 ~-` Kt - ~W~.. 1, ~ 11P~ ____________ I~- M §~~. _______ ___ _____ _____ - . . ','.. : - r : ' --.. .•4....t ..f ..,' . - -- .:'. ., . . - ... -, . -. -'-' . ;' .S -- ...--,..- -- .. . . .. - '. . -. - k"'r .''"-& .' p..... . -U.,- - - ' --- .-- extra lane, donate right-of-way or pay for a traffic signal." Depending on who It benefits, he said, the developer could get credit for such improvements. Williams said he will consider the make-up of the land .-.. . • ____ ________ _______ • "For instance," Percy said, "A developer may put in an would prefer to use the Planning and Zoning development code committee and will try to come up with a Commission, feeling they have the best working knowledge in "better balance." the are" Percy said. The commission is expected to appoint the committee Jan. The committee is scheduled to have its first meeting In early 15. — DIANE PETRYK IILJ .. _______ ago. gives the visitor an opportunity for a situation," tAll said. - ,;, t review committee general taxpayer. Builders and developers are known to oppose the impact fees, saying they drive up the cost of new homes and homeowners are not the only ones that benefit from a widened road or other improvements adjacent to their area. Because of Percy re n*nded the convnittee members represent seven categories: developers, homeowners, farmers, en- their objections, Williams said he fears too many developers __ 1. JOHN POLK ... keeps people out Should Be On Land-Use Panel Television .....................18 Weather .......................ZA Wind ..........................ZA the ballot In the upcoming Florida presidential primary. jyp 0 beer just to watch some...woman dance naked." . Commission Divided On Who Sports .................... 9-41A secretary, and volunteer Joele Morris look on. In a related development (see Page 3A), II candidates were chosen to be on ' I staff is in p. - ____________________ 0 , -: tAt. t "There's more organized crime in Seminole County today than anybody wants to believe," Polk sa id. will be looking to move into Seminole County unless brought the matter to this board," Polk replied. "Why?" Kirchhoff asked. "We haven't had any move "Nobody wants to outlaw Legal business," he added, action Is taken to prevent it. "but certain aspects attract this element. Lap dancing, Seminole County has two topless bars In Its unin- in in that time." The motion to gran t the moratorium was made by and booth dancing for Instance. corporated area but no massage parlors, adul t bookstores or adult mini-theaters; Commission Commissioner Sandra Glenn, who said she has been "These things are going on. People aren't paying $3 a • . - knock down the ordinances. Politically you're a hero p tes-tainment '. . "The county goes to court," Kirchhoff said, "and spends a lot of the taxpayers' money but the courts wants an ordinance that would prohibit such en- eulorcement types standing around," Kirchhoff said, but you've spent a lot of the coun ty's money. And the "Why all of a sudden is this a crucial Item?" Kin- economics has shown that the demand for those places In establishments with liquor licenses. is not here." With the crackdown on adult entertainment In Orange chhoff asked. - : . Clayton said those are being challenged In federal court "That's because a good part of their patrons are law licenses which address such entertainment. But Polk I - __ I trustees c incentive will not affect topless and nude the law enforcement effort," Polk replied. "The topless The entertainment establishments because there are no places are maki ng mo ney ha nd over foot." ________ liv, II.WOOD... II 1WI ut ,iisr cREreo'rHIs current board of "We had an adult bookstore that tried to get started and may be overturned on constitutional grounds. nts out of.Seminole County while the county studies the feasibility and constitutional ity of four anti- but it had no customers." If the ordinances are passed, Kirchhoff said, they "The only reason it went out of business was due to invariably will be challenged. smut os 1nan he has proposed. t. ___ __________ by T. K. Ryan' sCwt, both of wlxmi resigned, proposed , - - _____ ___ hospital. If the conunission opts for one of the proposals, the could be abolished In the near Hospital board Appointees are required to file financial future. __________________________________________________________________________________________ TIOY will replaice foraw trustioes Tom Blayney and Allan "It'snotgoodpubllcity,"Polkresponded. "lt'sa good These places are popular In tourist areas,"Kir- means to keep these people out." " Polk modeled his massage parlors, adult bookstores and adult mini- chhoff said, "We're a residential area. There's no ordinances after ones es Th e two we've got. for the on ec mi on adopted in Orange County. County attorney Nikki eaters, th 'I 111 1)I4 ____ with Sheriff Polk that such businesses are about to move matter. It was seconded by Commissioner Bob Sturm. Although the motion passed unanimously, Kirchhoff _____ ________ ____ t appointees commissions moratorium on granting occupational licenses for - ____ a e for __ moratorium . - I, t disclosure documents and complete other paperwork before their become official. Harris' term will extend to Dec. 11, 1983, while Reynolds' term is until Dec. 3, 1982. They will loin Sophie Shoemaker, E.C. Harper Jr. and 'redd%e Mobley on the board. cy proposals that would change the governing procedure of the in. 'Dv,.. ....t NOT PAPA HON. I AL.MOST LO9P WItH HIM LAST NIGHT. By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer ., _______ ii Appointees to the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees said today they have done all the necessary paperwork to help ensure they will receive their formal commissions from Gov. Bob Graham in im the hospita l board's next meeting Jan. 22. D:. M noun as new by Gov, 'räham Jan. 2. .. Today _______ & Hospital Appointees Ready To Be Seated 60—Day Moratorium On New Smut . / e ternatlotl terrorists, the kidnappers who are holding our hostages. County Commission 'tuesday imposed a 60.day more, . . 10019.) Imposes - . TUMBLEWEEDS ' Polk said the moratorium would effectively keep such (U.S. Highway) 17-92 are not booming. So much for nonsense. East's king did ask for the _ - U.N. _______________________________________________________________________ I.. . ~, - ... ono have to play the k n 9" If I had played t e three it would have asked you to shift to a club," retorted East. 4. thuftlu, Mu. N.tØy.' --'rn. A. _-.,~ I . . -.• ________ He said the recent trip of Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim confirmed "what we alread) kne%," that "the iiiost po werful single political entity in Iran consis ts of th in. The Moslem militants holding the hostages said they had "Whenever there is a showdown between Khomeini or the found evidence that some of their captives were spies and Revolutionary Council vs. the terrorists, the terrorists have always prevailed." threatened to put them on trial, - _____ - ,______,,_•__ ,....- possibility of a spy trial." . ___ SWO of On Si this movement will be seen In a few days, maybe (It will be) in a few weeks," he added. In an obvious reference to efforts made by Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, he said, "A solution includes the . ' .r a high card but It would also deny the king and hence not ask for a heart continuation, (NEWWAPF.H ENTERPRISE ASSN.) By Oswald Jacsby and Alan S.sIsg SAG]rffARIUS (Nov. Z __ ________ . . I', - . suit) he could have done so easily. He should play his queen of hearts. Th is would be - .'. 4 - I I . • wanted to ask for the lead of a diamond (the higher unbid A Opening lead: . ______________ _____ . I- . . . , - handled by the volunteers. . •%f/ I— .. L . . DONNA ESTES - County - r4 . Action Reports................. el SPIDER-MAN Around Ile Clock by Stan L oo and John Romita by Bob Thaves 1 ........................ .................... .Bridge iiu rroi m*sss IrV'xt5lpN'TTNINic Ada ................2-30 Classified 07 __ 1140 f P 71* F ?WS TRYI Y 'fliSAflW.' Comic, .......................110 ff, _____ ___ . ; - - lead of a second heart. If we Pus inf that U" will also be trw if suipplier Main today. . . " (For a copy of JACOBY TAURUS(Aprll20.May2O) Dec. 21) Avoid a pal who East played his king of MODERN, send$l to: "Win at You're likely to resent It today always bestows IxnaH Items, hearts wider his partner's ace. &i.," . , If others try to tell you how to yet falls return them. He or West led a second heart which p. P.O. Box 489, Radiovs City do your work, Bear In mind shemaybelooking(oyouasa East had to win, After this Station, No w York, N.Y. . W -W 9 . .a.. W0011111111111 , . *Jg -. English Esiftes Sph000ll Is explainied to Florida's first ladys Adele . the cliudi',n and volunteers. i"-11 raham (right, by Carol Osburn, Dividends volunteer. Mrs. She alm personally visited with most of Graham visited the school Tuesday to view its unique art had asked me to continue hearts and I did so to try to avoid getting into an argument with you. Did you really - Insteadl of passing on hearsay members of your family ormation about a friend today. Compliments will keep today, you'd be wiser to say the peace, criticism will raise nothing at all. Idle gossip a ruckus. could hurt your pal. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARID (March 21-April 19) Do not spend time foollily Stall for time if In doubilt. ~ I .. ____ "I don't know," replied West. "I did know what you 4AQ84 pg jpniiljye declsjp, today wcrry1ig about things before car efully studying all which pj'yer pp the facts and alternatives Look for positives, not could get you In a stew today. negatives. O. 13RIDGE ____ once soum • K Q J 107 92 • 108 may - . 1. . 1 .. Vinceet East failed to cash his ace of diamonds. •Kfl7ss receipts. today, causing you to be Indedilve. Rely on the facts, usa (Sept 22) not hunches. It's best you say nothing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) rather than to find fault with ____ ____________ A ,i !I I •,' Mrs. Graham was greeted on her oh arrival at the school wi th songs by )e Herald PlieSs by Tern student body. She viewed the students' mini-art festival in the hallways and The use of grits and glue In art work by this kindergarten class at "Don't you know a suit pref. erence signal when you see one?" yelped East. "How were we going to beat the hand you led a second WEST •94 S tWUon my be in conflict favor. Count your change WW _____ ___________ I South made an overtrick after is K your / I ____ P -. trail •... sure of his contract. Actually, any mistakes ooctw ______ ___ the ruling volunteers and other guests. the volunteers. specify birth date. Be caref ul in money matters AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. today. If 19) Your logic and In- they're not likely to be in your OF COLIR5E1 s Ghotbzadeh ignored (tcfllafld and instead asked TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) A chief aide of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini for a on the militants' demand. Khomeini, Khomeini today reported "some movement" toward release of however, has responded to the plea and instead announced the American hosta ges as new clashes between rival political plans to go into a 15-day seclusion starting Saturday. groups left a of destruction in the north western city of In Washington President Carter says the militant Tabriz. Mohammad Beheshti, first secretary of the Islamic Revo captors of the U.S. hostages in Iran have replaced the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the government as the lutionary Council which rules Iran, told reporters, "There has been some movement toward release of American hostages." "most powerful single political entity" in that country. But he added that freedom for the 50 hostages held captive Carter, during a special Tuesday night briefing for some 65 members of Congress, defended his responses to the Soviet inside the beleaguered U.S. Embassy for the 67th day "could still be weeks away." involvement in Afghanistan and said without them Moscow Beheshti cautiously held out the hope of a possible break- would feel free to "move again and again" into other counthrough in the 10-week crisis over the occupation of the emtries. bassy but did not elaborate or. what he meant by 'some "There is no government entity with which we can cornmovement." mnunicate, or negotiate or register a complaint" Carter said of . 'I, School Board members Al Keeth, Pat Telson and Robert G. Feather and telling spent OB• GETTING A HORS FCR ciwsm&' WIN AT them of your forget to do something you achievements. Tooting your promised your mate you own horn doesn't become you. would do. Your mind is apt to Travel, resources, ______________________________ luck, possible pitfaromance, be on other things. lls and LEO (July fl-Aug. 22) More career for the months ahead time Is likely to be today by Al V.rmur are all discussed In your new on creating reasons why Astro-Graph Letter which certain tasks should be begins with your birthday. postponed than effort made to YOU PIPN'T GET THAT MsU $1 for each to .A*o. go ahead and NEW ENCiCLOPEPIA Graph, Box 419, Radio City done, 'vVU WANTEP RR 1 k 1Z PRISCILLA'S POP MLJSTNI' colo. By training and facial hair Is far less obvious developing this reflex, it helps than dark hair. She n-dght also others today, be cardul not to Ile a aft* around your dominate the conversation by finger today so that you don't t 3 stomach is filled, there is a DEAR READER She reflex for contractions of the could bleach it. Very blond the art program. Making the presen. tatlon was Sybelle Blakey, 10-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blakey of English Estates. At a reception after the personal visits to the classes, Mrs. Graham met with . I . to the school, Mrs. Graham was presented with a ceramic vase made in promote This coming year should be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) to regular see a dermatologist for some a progressive one, but your Rather than take others at elimination, recommendations about local The natural reflex is facilities for removal of ungains may not be made In face value today, you're apt to large leaps. Be content to look for hidden motives discussed in The Health wanted hair. move steadily ahead a step at behi nd their words. Being too a time. suspicious could prow of. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. fensive. 19) When conversing with CANCER (June 21-July 22) 44ESt.. I A -. At the conclusion of her 11'-hour visit stipation. There is a natural dark mustache. I don't want reflex that occurs after her to start pluc ki ng It. What - you offer unsolicited suggestions to co-workers. YOUR BIRTHDAY sending you 'L'he Health Letter sot teners. number 2.1, Irritable Or DEAR DR. MB My 17Spastic Colon And Con- year-old daughter has a eating. It's called the should she do? It detracts gastrocolic reflex. When the from her lovely smile. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL January 9,1980 AUU (bSIc*.PED MrLF A FAIR R.EØJ . not Denton, Mrs. Schaffner's assistant, The entire art program Is coordinated by MrLLeretta Wright, Mrs. Denton said. blond _________________ ____ 4 1: ...11". rl.. Sees - for parents, according to Marilyn - ____________________________________________________ /4 1 '".. __ CZ~l HOROSCOPE 1,~ .. , U 1`v 1-41, 1 - has - Khomeini Top Al*de Move To Free Hostages ______ O? ,,~ L , viewed . . 1-8 ________________________ ¼ ap- - .1 I p manned by "Dividends", citizen volunteers, was given a stamp of proval by Adele Graham during a special visit to the school Tuesday. Mrs. Graham, wife of Florida's Gov. Bob Graham, and a school volunteer for many years herself, visited the school and the program at the Invitation of Dede Schaffner, coordinator of the Dividends. English Estates program is unique in that it more volunteer hours logged by 36 individuals than any other similar program in the county school system and has expanded to an art club after school ( I agreeable to compromise on other aspects." s unique art program at English Estates Elementary School, planned and days thing to be able to work out some kind of compromise," original plan," Arnett said. ' The - Dilemma? Arnett said p x Sees Program At Local School - - __________ owntown he, Speer and Dick Barnett of the Arnett said. "We (all the groups) see some flaws He added that the proposed closing of Magnolia business group Tuesday visited Cocoa Village, and some alternatives to current plans. Mr. Speer Avenue to turn it into a pedestrian mall is where a similar project has taken place and were will be meeting with those who have opposed the --definitely out." Speer has said, Arnett pointed for the community. told it was a good program to see if they can come up with a out, if the plan to close Magnolia Avenue is "We have reached a point where we are going proposal which is as good or better than the pursued he will file a lawsuit. "But he is have objected to some of the plans. Mrs. Graham - - D Solve which has spearheaded the revitalization plans, and G. Algernon Speer and his supporters, who ' . - ______ Sanford area, according to Vie Arnett, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce director. - _____ least a modified revitalization of the at downtown spite - To Arnett has been leading an effort to find a meeting of the minds among the Sanford Business Association, the Sanford Development Corp., begin ___ - promise .14 - - Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)Prjce 15 Cents .4 I'm 71 years old, in ex cellent health, swim a half; mile every day, walk bicycle and occasionally 6 - WRAMRI? ____ 38 Place 40 Belonging tO ____ explosive results 4rilit I to feel uncomfortable Laxatives, Enemas And and get headaches and then Suppositories. You're very resort to a laxative. Oh yes, I wise to avoid taking chemical '3" forgot to tell you that in ad. laxatives. The bulk laxative — 15 ditlon to bran, I drink water that you're taking doesn't iiwith a heaping teaspoon of present the same problems. by Art Sansom 11 19 -I _________ 20 - 21 1 Metamudflthreettmesaday. People do get hooked on ___________ El Several years ago I had a laxative habit. — — — 23 barnum enema which showed While you're training your 1 — — — — — — — — no difficulty except diver- natural gastrocolic reflex, 24 25 28 27 28 29 Ucula.Wedoa lot oftz-avellng rather than using a chemical and in spite of carrying bran laxative, you might resort to '31 and Metemudll on trips, I using a small tap water have even more difficulty enema every three lf• 33 34 35 36 with elimination. I would needed. It won't have the appreciate any suggestions. same chemical effects you 37 38 39 40 41 DEAR READER You're get from a laxathe. — ——— — — — 144 doin g most of hi the t ngs th at Following this routine and 42 43 we usually suggest for people in the course of time you may — —— —— ——— 45 46 47 48 49 50 with irritable or spastic colon develop a regular reflex — — — — — — — problems. I can't see that pattern and be able to avoid 51 adding any addi tional bulk to being booked on laxati ves, 52 53 54 I your diet, other than what Your doctor may wish to give by Bob Montana 55 56 57 you're already getting, will you an antispasmodic if your really help a great deal, condition indicates any — _ 58 You — •..g . — to train yourself to your problem. Also some INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I have a regular habit. I'm people benefit from stool 1 2 0 Pft¼fR *' (abbr.) the thing 11 Smiling 41 Wherewithal 13 Italian family 19 Notwithitand. 43 College athletic group ing 44 Base before 21 Fey singer home plate 23 Hypnotic spell 3 Precious 24 Talking bird 45 Apteryx stones 25 Cut Off 191.) 46 Skinny fish 4 Ice cream 27 Safety agency 48 Social club drink (abbr.) (abbr.) 5 Paper of 28 Presence 49 Continent Indebtedness 29 Sixth sense 50 Clutched 6 Provincial (abbr.) 51 Dandy 7 Out of 30 Pogonip 8 Suffix 53 Crimson 35 Craziest attorney i YOLJ ._- I-B Walker by Mort __________ id Elimination $ I! _______ ___ ______ NAU sjAg ..1 e A Y DEAR DR. LAMB—I must — I DNA1 u N hIAl_r_rR • have what is called spastic o AR fLOWC0$T o9iii colonaslhavebeentryingfor AVO MONO CA1E thepasttwoyearstogetaway _______________ _________11N1 OAR RI from laxatives with little ELM ICR I RATS 1 ___ 0 . 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BLON DIE Tuesday, Jan. 1, iNO _____________ DAISY, UPLEA5E ANSWER E alms J WV PHONE -L- \ 4 Tree 7 Be correct THANKS 14 Mans 4Z — I __________________________ ___ L _ 18 Tries IlN$I $ ___ I! j ___ ________ id __________ - i. , — 72nd Year, No. 12G—Wednesday, January 9 !SanfFlorida 32771 • - ____ ____ 9 Powerful 38 Place explosive 40 Belonging to (abbr.) the thing 11 Smiling 41 Wherewithal 13 Italian family 19 Notwithitand. 43 College - I Lamb results. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ - .4 Com ___ promise By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A compromise appears in the offing which will allow at least a modified revitalization of the downtown Sanford area, according to Vie Arnett, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce director. 'rt . ' _____ . - — — — — — . — ________________________ — ___________ __________________________ ______- - — ______ — — — CZ~l HOROSCOPE ' -I\ : , __ I _____ , _________________________ ~~q / _________________ . 13RIDGE WIN AT FCR ciwsm& ' .1 ¼ p ____ ____ - ... rl.. . . . . Ghotbzadeh ignored the (tcfllafld and instead asked TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) A chief aide of Ayatollah Ruhoilah Khomeini for a ruling on the militants' demand. Khomeini, Khomeini today reported "some movement" toward release of however, has not responded to the plea and instead announced the American hostages as new clashes between rival political plans to go into a 15-day seclusion starting Saturday. groups left a trail of destruction in the northwestern city of In Washington President Carter says the militant Tabriz. Mohammad Beheshti, first secretary of the Islamic Revo captors of the U.S. hostages in Iran have replaced the lutionary Council which rules Iran, told reporters, "There has Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the governnient as the been some movement toward release of American hostages." "most powerful single political entity" in that country. Carter, during a special Tuesday night briefing for some 65 But he added that freed om for the 50 hostages held captive members of Congress, defended his responses to the Soviet inside the beleaguered U.S. Embassy for the 67th day "could involvement in Afghanistan and said without them Moscow still be weeks away." Beheshti cautiously held out the hope of a possible break- would feel free to "move again and again" into other counthrough in the 10-week crisis over the occupation of the em- tries. bassy but did not elaborate or. what he meant by 'some "There is no government entity with which we can cornmovement." rnunicate, or negotiate or register a complaint" Carter said of the efforts to free the 50 hostages seized Nov. 4. "There is some movement," he repeated. "I'm not sure if this movement will be seen in a few days, maybe (it will be) in He said the recent trip of U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim confirmed "what we already knew," that the LIIUSL a few weeks," he added. In an obvious reference to efforts made by Foreign Minister powerful single political entity in Iran consists of the in. Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, he said, "A solution includes the ternational terrorists, the kidnappers who are holding our — .. . - . . , - . .. . , . . 1. . . ,. . - - - _ — ,.,,..- - - County Imposes .?I 1k. -I - : .1'.;. . I. ~ . . BILL KIRCHHOFF .. - demand not here ,_ hostages. The Moslem militants holding the hostages said they had found evidence tha t some of their captives were spies and "Whenever there is a showdown between Khomeini or the Revolutionary Council vs. the terrorists, the terrorists have always prevailed." threatened to put them on trial, _______________________________________________________________________ Hospital Appointees Ready To Be Seated Appointees to the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of disclosure documents and complete other paperwork Trustees said today they have done all the necessary be fore their commissions become official. paperwork to help ensure they will receive their format Harris' term will extend to Dec. 11, 1983, while Reynolds' commissions from Gov. Bob Graham in time tot- the term is until Dec. 3, 1982. They will loin Sophie Shoemaker, hospital board's next meeting Jan. 22. E.C. Harper Jr. and 'redd%e Mnbsy on the board. ____ --I , U,:. proposals that would change the governing procedure of the noun as new appointees by Gov, Graham Jan. 2. hospital. If the conunission opts for one of the proposals, the TIOY will replaice foraw trustioes Tom Blayney and Allan sCare, both of wlxan resigned, current board of trustees could be abolished In the near Hospital board appointees are required to file financial future. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Moratorium On New By DIANE PETRYK with Sheriff Polk that such businesses are about to move matter. It was seconded by Commissioner Bob Sturm. Altho ugh the motion passed unanimously, Kirchhoff Herald Staff Writer in. Astor topless places, he doesn't think we'll be getting said he thought it was just "good publicity." At the request of Sheriff John Polk, the Seminole "It'snotgoodpubllclty,"Polkresponded. "It'sa good County Commission 'tuesday Imposed a 60-day more, "These places are popular in tourist areas," Kir- means to keep these people out." moratorium on granti ng occupational licenses for I. re a residential area. There's no Polk modeled his proposed ordinances after ones massage parlors, adult bookstores and adult mini- chhoff said. "We' Th Incentive for the ones we've got. economic e two on adopted in Orange County. County attorney Nikki theaters, Clayton said those are being challenged in federal court Polk said the moratorium would effectively keep such (U.S. Highway) 17-92 are not booming. "We had an adult bookstore that tried to get started and may be overturned on constitutional grounds. estabhmenta out of Seminole County while the county studies the feasibility and constitutionality of four anti- but it had no customers." If the ordinances are passed, Kirchhoff said, they "The only reason it went out of business was due to invariably will be challenged. smut os-dJnan es he has proposed. The moratorium will not affect topless and nude the law enforcement effort," Polk replied. "The topless "The county goes to court," Kirchhoff said, "and entertainment establishments because there are no places are making money hand over foot." spends a lot of the taxpayers' money but the courts "That's because a good part of their patrons are law licenses which address such entertainment. But Polk knock down the ordinances. Politically you're a hero wants an ordinance that would prohibit such en- enforcement types standing around,"Kirchhoff saidbut you've spent a lot of the county's money. And the "Why all of a sudden is this a crucial item?" Kin- economics has shown that the demand for those places tertainment in establishments with liquor licenses, With the crackdown on adult entertainment In Orange chhoff asked. Is not here." "it was crucial a year-and-a-half ago when I first "There's more organized crime in Seminole County unty and elsewhere, Polk said such establishments will be looking to move into Seminole County unless brought the matter to this board,"Polk replied. "Why?" Kirchhoff asked. "We haven't had any move "Nobody wants to outlaw legal business," he added, action is taken to prevent it. "but certain aspects attract this element. Lap dancing, Seminole County has two topless bars in its unin- in In that time." The motion to grant the moratorium was made by and booth dancing for instance. - corporated area but no massage parlors, adult "These things are going on. People aren't paying $3 a bookstores or adult mini-theaters. Commission Commissioner Sandra Glenn, who said she has been by homeowner groups abo ntacted concerned ut the beer just to watch some...woman dance naked." Chairman Bill Kircithoff Indicated he does not agree co . ., . /1' 60— Day possibility of a spy trial." Smut - - . - Sees A •• _____ O 4 1: 11". . S ______ 1`v 1-41, 1 - - today, causing you to be In- get receipt , manned by "Dividends", citizen volunteers, was given a stamp of ap-. proval by Adele Graham during a special visit to the school Tuesday. Mrs. Graham, wife of Florida's Gov. 'I, Bob Graham, and a school volunteer for ,i I. !I I many years herself, visited the school t J and viewed the program at the invitation , of Decie Schaffner, coordinator of the Dividends. English Estates program is unique in that It has more volunteer hours logged 1y individuals than any other similar / program in the county school system and has expanded to an art club after school for interested students and an art class 1 1 1 1. for parents, according to Marilyn .'. Denton, Mrs. Schaffner's assistant, The entire art program is coordinated by I', Mrs.Loretta Wright, Mrs. Denton said. At the conclusion of her 11'.hour visit to the school, Mrs. Graham was p7' presented with a ceramic vase made In the art program. Making the presen. tatlon was Sybelle Blakey, 10-year-old da ughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blakey of English Estates. I.A. At a reception after the personal visits to the classes, Mrs. Graham met with School Board members Al Keeth, Pat Telson and Robert G. Feather and volunteers and other guests. Mrs. Graham was greeted on her oh arrival at the school with songs by the Herald Pliets by Tern Vl,eet student body. She viewed the students' mini-art festival in the hallways and The use of grits and glue in art work by this kindergarten class at ____ ____*Jg -. English Esiftes Sph000ll Is explainied to Florida's first ladys Adele . the cIiu',n and volunteers. i"-11 raham (right, by Carol Osburn. Dividends volunteer. Mrs. She also personally visited with most of Graham visited the school Tuesday to view its unique art program the volunteers. — DONNA ESTES handled by the volunteers. - ___ Khomeini Top Al*de Move To Free Hostages S The unique art program at English Estates Elementary School, planned and ______ 1 Arnett said he, Speer and Dick Barnett of the Arnett said. "We (all the groups) see some flaws He added that the proposed closing of Magnolia business group Tuesday visited Cocoa Village, and some alternatives to current plans. Mr. Speer Avenue to turn it into a pedestrian mall is where a similar project has taken place and were will be meeting with those who have opposed the --definitely out." Speer has said, Arnett pointed told it was a good thing for the community. program to see if they can come up with a out, if the plan to close Magnolia Avenue is "We have reached a point where we are going proposal which is as good or better than the pursued he will file a lawsuit. "But he is to be able to work out some kind of compromise," original plan," Arnett said. agreeable to compromise on other aspects." 'I At Local School . Dilemma? p x — — owntown Sees Program — — D Solve To Arnett has been leading an effort to find a meeting of the minds among the Sanford Business Association, the Sanford Development Corp., which has spearheaded the revitalization plans, and G. Algernon Speer and his supporters, who have objected to some of the plans. Mrs. Graham _____ /' Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)Prjce 15 Cents Dr. __ ___ 4rilit I _______ NAU 51*0 Ti A Y DEAR DR. LAMB —I must I DNA1 hIAl_r_rR u N have what is called spastic o AR 1LOWCO$T oZfI;i colon ______ _________ AVO MONO thepasttwoyearstogetaway OAR PPII E 11N1 from laxatives with little ELM I ER I RATS - 0 . Elimination ) - . ____ I'm 71 years old, in ex cellent health, swim a ha1 _______________ mile every day, walk and bicycle and occasionally jog. BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I drink at least 10 to 12 Letter I'm sendi ng you. Other athletic group 1 Change color ing 30 Repair glasses of water a day and eat readers who want this issue 2 American folk 21 Fey 44 Base before SOY/MYFEET I'LL GIVE YoJ 31 District YOU'RE NOT GCiN& ,414v' MASI4EC7 about a half a cup of raw bran can send 75 cents with a long, singer attorney 23 Hypnotic spell home plate REALLY HUR,T 550MET INS THAT TO CtIVE ME THAT POTATOES 3 Precious from the health food store stamped, self-addressed (abbr) 24 Talking bird 45 Apteryx AFTER THAT WILL MAKE YOU OLP "CHICKEN SOUP" stones 32 Family 25 each morning. I practically envelope for it. Send your Cut Off 191.) 46 Skinny fish FEEL BETTER HIKE! , ROUTINE,IARE 4 Ice cream ____ member 27 Safety agency 48 Social club ' of this live on fruits and vegetables, request to me, in care drink 33 Person (abbr.) (abbr.) not newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, of i YOU eating all of the skins 5 Paper of 34 Australia's 28 Presence i Ra di o CityS tion, New York, ta also my only my own but Indebtedness 29 Sixth sense 49 Continent neighbor ___________________ 50 Clutched 6 Provincial NY 10019. (abbr.) husband's. (abbr.) 0 51 Dandy 38 Informed 7 Out of 30 Pogonip I'm also sending you In spite of this, I will go for 37 Exclamation 8 Suffix 53 Crimson 35 Craziest four or five da ys and then I Health Letter number 12-6, . begin to feel uncomfortable Laxatives, Enemas And 1 2 3 4 5 6 : AM Suppositories. You're very and get headaches and then —— ________ < resort to a laxative. Oh yes, I wise to avoid taking chemical I-B '3" 0 forgot to tell you that in ad. laxatives. The bulk laxative 't (_a7, ___ 15 — — — dition to bran, I drink water that you're taking doesn't _______ — with a heaping teaspoon of present the same problems. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 11 — — — 20 — Metamudflthreettmesaday. People do get hooked on _________ ___________ tHOVJ (TJd 1T El Several years ago I had a laxative habit. A\ — — 22 — 23 — barnum enema which showed IM A RJ,6Rj Pft¼fR While you're training your J, BRopJ 1' QPJ IT:; — — — — — — — — no difficulty except diver- natural gastrocolic reflex, 25 28 27 28 29 ticula.Wedoa lot oftraveling rather than using a chemical — and in spite of carrying bran laxative, you might resort to '31 and Metamudll on trips, I using a small tap water — — have even more difficulty enema every three days lf• 33 — 34 35 36 with elimination. I would needed. It won't have the ( appreciate any suggestions. same chemical effects you I 37 39 40 41 1 DEAR HEADER — — — — doing most of the t hi ngs that Following this routine and _______ 42 43 144 we usually suggest for people In th e course of time you may —— —— . with irritable or spastic colon develop a regular reflex 45 46 47 48 49 50 #8 — — — — — — problems. I can't see that pattern and be able to avoid ______ 51 adding any additional bulk to being booked on laxatives, 52 53 54 ARCHI E your diet, other than what Your doctor may wish to give . by Bob Montana ——— — — ———— 55 56 57 you're already getting, will you an antispasmodic If your NO You C AN USE IT T0)] LATER-WHAT condition indicates any ——— — — — really help a great deal, ORGANIZE YOUR WORK IT 58 59 DOES THE 60 SVENSON BOOP BEEP BOOP IS You might benefit by at. degree of spasm as part of MR VEDDERBEE, cc wu1 THE NEW COMPUTER VAXES SCHEDULE TO MAKE MORE VOT YOU VAN tempting to train yourself to your problem. Also some EFFICIENT Lr-3E OF YCuR . SAY I IT WILL HELP M KE FLOORS ME DO NOW TI ME ! itWSPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN have a regular habit. I'm people benefit from stool YOUR WORK EASER! you 'L'he Health Letter sotteners. ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ sending number 2-1, Irritable Or DEAR DR. LAMB — My 17. . (e Spastic Colon And Con. year-old blond daughter has a 1, ~ 2~\ 1 I // r L .. I— ____________________________________________________ stipation. There is a natural dark mustache. I don't want reflex that occurs after her to start plucking it. What 47 _".. ByBERNICEBEDEOSO[. eating. It's called the should she do? It detracts gastrocolic reflex. W hen the from her lovely smile. ' l,g,, ' .: ,••'. / ' 1 A stomach is filled, there is a W.dn.sday, January 9, 1980 DEAR READER — She reflex for contractions of the could bleach it. Very blond •. .' ,• ForYOUR BIRTHDAY _______________ ! you offer unsolicited colo. By training and facial hair Is far less obvious developing this reflex, it helps than dark hair. She mlght also January 9, 1980 suggestions to co-workers. EEK & MEEK 1w W,wia C,h,,al,Iav promote This coming year should be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) to regular see a dermatologist for some a progressive one, but your Rather than take others at elimination, AUU FERHQS A LITIL.E. OR2E)S (bSIc*.PE.D recommendations about local gains may not be made in face value today, you're apt to The natural reflex is facilities for removal of UnMrLF A FAIR .R.EØJ IN SEPRfi FCR1JA4 AJD i"'") large leaps. Be content to look for hidden motives discussed In The Health wan ted hair. move steadily ahead a step at behind their words. Being too jpjtrjsj' 44ESt.. a time. suspicioua could prow of. _____ , I CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. fenaive, I .. 19) When conversing with CANCER (June 21-July 22) t others today, be cardul not to Ile a aft* around your "J , dominate the conversation by finger today so that you don't telling them of your forget to do something you achievements. Tooting your promised your mate you sure of his contract. Actually, own horn doesn't become you. would do. Your mind is apt 10 South made an overtrick after Travel, resources, romance, be on other things. NORTH is East failed to cash his ace of ______________________________ luck, possible pitfalls and LEO (July 23-Aug. More #A85 diamonds. career for the months ahead time is likely to be spent today "Don't you know a suit pref. PRISCILLA'S POP K by Al V.rmur are all discussed in your new on creating reasons why erence signal when you see •Kfl7ss one?" yelped East. 'How Astro-Graph Letter which certain tasks should be PLEAE PcOU Nl9 ANEWAR.' WHEN WEST EAST were we going to beat the MLJSTNI' begins with your birthday. postponed than effort made to O• 4'T CUNG 10 THE YOU PIPN'T GET THAT •a 42 •s 3 hand once you led a second Mall $1 for each to Ast 5E5SEP b%114 NOT .ç UNHAPPY Pi5t' MO/E NEW ENCICLOPEPIA go ahead and get U bs A$74 KQJ 103 heart?" GETTING A HORS Graph, Box 419, Radio City done. ON.' E BRAVE.' 'vVLJ WANTEP RIR 097143 1 k 1Z •AQSZ "I don't know," replied yOUR RHY? Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to _____ •32 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 410 4d West. "I did know what you 5 specify birth date. Be caref ul in money matters SOUTH had asked me to continue / AQUARWS (Jan. 2D-Feb. today. If any mistakes occur *K Q J 10 7 hearts and I did so to try to % COLIR5E1 92 avoid getting into an argu19) Your logic and yaw' In. they're not likely to be In • ______ • 106 , ment with you. Did you really i , tuition may be in conflict favor. Count your change and •A have to play the king" 'c, 11, __ s. If I had played t e three It ___________ Vulnerable: East-West dedilve. Rely on the facts, LIERA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) ___________ ______ would have asked you to shift ___________ I _____ _______ Dealer: East ______ not hunches. It's best you say nothing to a club," retorted East. West Narth Elit Sosib PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) rather than to find fault with So much for nonsense. 1, ______________ _________ 14 Instead of passing on hearsay members of your family East's king did ask for the to __ ______________ _________ 2 s• Pass 4 0 lead of a second heart. If we information about a friend today. Compliments win keep pan Pau Pan wanted to ask for the lead of a today, you'd be wiser to say the peace, criticism will raise BUGS SUNNY diamond (the higher unbid by Stoffel £ Halmdahl nothing at all. Idle gossip a ruckus. suit) he could have done so Opening lead: A could hurt your pal. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) easily. He should play his (Mad , 21-Apr il 19) Do spend time foollEdy queen of hearts. This would be FOR 1W 1AM 0 . IN MY CWCK ON ME,1 ~1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1`--~~ MakW I.mpuWve decisions todaynotworryift about Udw a high card but it would also . deny the king and hence not before carefully studying all which may p,yrnj pp ask for a heart continuation. . the facts and alternatives Look for positives, . not By Oswald Jacsby 9. (NEWSPAPF.H ENTERPRISE ASSN.) to could got you in a stew today. negatives. and Alan Sulag Stall for time If In doubit. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23. (For a copy of J.4COBY TAURUS(Aprll20.MayaO) Dec. 21) Avoid a pal who East played his king of MODERN.send$lto:"Wjnat ______ . 4: Reflexes _______________ 20 Unit of matter 59 Insecticide 60 Short-lived (pl) style 22 Confused 24 Be of DOWN importance 28 Cued roof _ A'S 19 r0Tr ___ 58 Greek letter (pl tlNotathome Natural A - IT _____ _______ 54 Nozzle 55 Bird of prey Ui , C 15 Half(prefix) 56Herasson 16 Belonging 57 Dirt Ib) FT VOLE H A H C 51 Shame 52Riverin Yorkshire nickname I lJ-U' l IX1MJATS1 book size lOVerify 12 Cad (7 Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Pact 45 Twomasted vessel 47 Old Testament I Newton ingredient HELLO _ço. H 39 S A alligator ACROSS by Chic Young . . , . I t 1l_ .4 . 4 ' JOHN POLK ... keeps people out You're likely to resent it today always bestows imaH items, hearts wider his partner's ace. Brig.' care of this iewspa... ~ . W -W I is W0011111111111 9 ___ ____ 0.6", _______ 04 . .. If others try to tell you how to 'Yet falls to return them. He or West led a second heart which p. P.O. Box 489, Radio City do your work, Bear in mind sbemaybelooklng(oyou as. East had to win. After this Station, Now York, N.Y. inauspicious start, South was t0019.) that U" will also be trw if suipplier Main today. . Commission Divided On Who . . .. Today r ci m*sss I— r 4 . J __ P1111 1 , ffCO SWO of On . thufti,., Mu. N.tØy.' ________ / - f*t. - 1 1 1 I 1, TUMBLEWEEDS ., NOT PAPA HON. . II S ___ 1)I4 ___ __________ ZOONIES by T. K. RysW 'u' 1. , __________ 0 '' by . - liv, II.WOOD... II 1WI ut ,iisr Crais L"10" - . . /_ YM LIT1He cREreo'rHls I AL..MOST LOPP WItH HIM LAST NIGHT. ,N ___ _____ ____ __ jyp February, wi th the end of June as the target time for adoption of the code, Percy said. Probably the most significant duty of the committee, Percy said, will be to make recommendations concerning adoption of "impact fees" to be Imposed on de velopers. . S . Impact fees are proposed as a means of changing de velopers . for t he Impact their projects ha ve on an area. Most such tm1. i - ... pact relates to Increased traffic, Percy said. For instance, a jroject, Florida ........................3A lo per may pay for widening a road leading into his deve t. Horoscope ....................110 deve lopment or a necessary new traf fic signal. -: County Development Director John Percy said his staff is t •---- Hospital .......................ZA County officials have acknowledged that these fees are UssofcompI1ingtheregulationsandtheckIngfortheIr passed on to the home buyer, but most say they believe this is consistency. But the committee Will review the document and Caiselberry resident Richard Russo (left) gets a Carter bnttii oei ......................18 make recommendations before the final code is issued.fair because the fees charge the users of new services not the from Jay hake., state coordinator, as Bob Uff. state press Sports.................... .$11A general taxpayer. Adralt of the code is expected to be ready by the end of thIs Televislea .........................month Percy said, and the schedule calls for appointing secretary, and volunteer Joele Morris look on, In a related Builders and developers are known to oppose the Impact development (see Page 3A), II candidates were chosen to be on ' Weather .......................2* fees, saying they drive up the cost of new homes and t review committee . WOU ..........................2A homeowners are not the only ones that benefit from a widened the ballot in the upcoming FlorMa presidential primary. .Paq recommer&d dw 01=11mitIft members reprwnt road or other improvements adjacent to their area. Because of seven categories: developers, homeowners, farmers, en- their objections, Williams said he fears too many developers real estate agents, engineers, surveyors and on the committee could defeat Impact fees, Floridians 'Out For Carter Campaign Supper __ planners, and home bu ilders. Percy said the committee will not only discuss Imposition of __ __ ___so dot persm But Commission Cl%ldrman Bill Kirdftff pointed otit that impact fees, but also granting credits to builders if they put in ___ know who to go to for answers to their questions "I 1ff said, five of the seven would be "In the business of developing land." Improvements that benefit more than just their development. covered dish supper sponsored by the Carter-Mondale 1 çm1,lor Dick Williams said developers should be Tuesday "For instance," Percy said, "A developer may put In an WMAW "it's a way of reaching from . . I -'' "' itate (Wh1P11V OIIICI*1L raented on the c ttee but not so heavily, extra lane, donate right-of-way or pay for a traffic signal." oonddared a success Y everyone's neighborhood to campaign for us," he said. Percy said tar proposed the categories based on those the Depending on who it benefi ts, he said, the developer could get ftb tall, pr,siicnt Jimmy Cartar's campaign press commission used to study subdivision regulations three years credit for such improvements, "It's also better when meone Is coming Into a t1ate for secretary for Florida, said the inlUul meeting 'was auc I 5O. to stay in someo il l do telephoning and that person to be able ne 's spare bedroom cssefuj in galdng velwitq'era who w Williams said he will consider the make-up of the land %=to have to day in a m" or hotel. It sava money aW " Kirchhoff wouN prdw to un the Planning and Zoning development code committee and will try to come up with a "doo"fts' OW oft Will WO th* honviiI for ieW borhood canpilgrt he.dquartesi and for ovennigt4 guests. gives the 4s1tor an opportunity for. closer look at the lOcal j Commission, feeling they have the best working knowledge in "bet ter balance." usartsr, situation," tall said. bood h the area." Percy said. to et "Wi _______________ b.frally The commission is expected to appoint the committee Jan. The committee is scheduled to have Its first meeting In early 15. — DIANE PETRYK S. ____________________ ____ _________ ___ __________________ 'I I __ i _.... ., ... ., Should Be On Land-Use Panel p. flI1g! ________ & UMWPSeOIN61 . _______ ......,,,_,,,, IP ______ •_ 'I _____ - Si _ -- _____ - .. ....t muds CH ________________________________________ _________ I ( t'IPN'T I. -. ' ______________ _____ i ~ County commissioners couldn't reach a consensus Tuesday on who should be on a commi ttee to review a comprehensive land development code being put together by the county development department. The purpose of the code is 10 put all the county's rules and Dear Abby .....................10 regulations regarding land development under one cover. Deaths ............................ Cur rently, a developer must search several county departDr, Lamb.....................110 meets to discover all the rules that may apply to a particular Editorial .......................4A E'*I ir*yrav# ".:. ...1-_ Action Reports.................ZA Around Ile Clock - by Stan La. and John Romita by Bob Thaves .......................... . . :- ' &idge ........................iiu Classified Ada ................2-30 R T1* F ?WS TRYy TK$fl1f Comic, .......................110 , A ! , . I " ______________ _______ Crosswormi ....................118 SPIDER.MAN . Campaign '80 ~ I-. FRANK AND ERNEST .............. 4 . ___________ ommi _______ _______ _______ •'. , 1 . 1 .' . I - . .-'- . ---'I - _____ I r7 _ 1 ~-` _______ ________ _______ ____ Kt - _______ ___ ~W~.. 1, ~ 11P~ ____ I~- M §~~. ____________ .. - &P,. 7; . . : 'a, i - r - -, ' s '' , - .L., ' ' ., . . . ,' ... -' - . -- . . .. - '. '*; - - ."'-'- ,' .'p..t... ''r - -, a . S . i .'. ' .4 -. ,, .- - . -'. 'I ' I 5I- - -. ' , . -' . ., '' - . I- • . ,.: .. -- , .':-' , r -. ... t. . ..- . - -. . -. ;:i .-•- ..:..•''.. ,... '- ., §ft~ . J _4~alM?~31N RL` .- ,- f ..!. -' -. T ______ ________ _______ . - �I-] 2A— Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. t,i?$O Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Orlandoan Charged _In IVWALD IN Offic Arnold of Oli ve Avenue, Sanford, away from the store's ca register, and scooping up its contents. A ction Reports Move Russian Forces TRAILER BURNS An Orlando man is in the Seminole County jail today, I charged with attempting to steal office equipment from a Casselberry mobile home dealer. Harrison Conway II!, of 831 Lowel St., Orlando, was arrested by sheriff's deputies Tuesday night after he was allegedly seen Inside the office trailer of Stair's Mobile Homes on U.S High. way 17.92 by the business' owner, Karl Stair of Sanford. uur wiuuepuuesne saw a man In the off ice of his business, and a car, later determined to be registered to Conway, parked with a silver tray after searching through papers and clothing near it, with its windows open and keys in the ignition. last week, police say. Stair and two other witnesses took the keys from the car and Clark Harrison Jr., of 901 Orange Ave., In Sanford, told attempted to catch the man in the office, deputies say. At 11:50 police the theft of the tray, valued at $50, from the home at 1010 p.m., deputies arrested Conway on 17.92. Locust Ave., happened some time during the past four day& TV TAKEN MONEY STOLEN Burglars, prying a door open, stole a television, valued at Burglars removed about $200 in cash from the home of $245 Tuesday from the home of Thomas Roberts, at 1000 E. 10th Rodney Bishop. at 708 Oak Ave. In Sanford, either Monday or St. in Sanford, police say. Tuesday, police say. The theft occurred between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Roberts TELEVISION NOT CASH GONE told police. Although drawers were rifled and emptied, the A Rolling Hills man reported the theft Tuesday of his color only other Item missing is a watch, he said, television, but not of the money left on top of it to sheriff's SILVER TRAY SNATCHED deputies. Burglars, entering an unoccupied Sanford house, made off C. B. Hester of Homer Drive told deputies his $550 television set was taken from his home between 6.10:30 p.m. But thieves left an undisclosed amount of money, which had been on top of 0 the set, behind, deputies reported. Into Afnhnn rt'iin#.r.,.II* flat... n_I_I - KABUL, Afghanistan (UP!) Soviet forces overran the rugged Afghan countryside today In a drive to wipe out rebel opposition and Afghan army defectors, Western diplomatic sources said. After gaining control of all major towns and high. ways, the Soviet 16th Motorized Rifle Division, 5UP' ported by air force helicopters, was reported driving through the snow-covered Hindu Kush mountains in Badakhsiian, Takbar and Pakita provinces, where they have encountered only Isolated resistance, - U.S. Cancels Consulates _&t -- - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UN) President Carter, two congressman and three U.S. senators made It onto Florida's March 11 presidential primary ballot, but at least 35 other candidates didn't. A committee of state officials decided Tuesday that three Democrats and seven Republicans are qualified to enter the Florida primary because they are "advocated or recognized" by the news media as serious presidential contenders, The Democrats are Carter, Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy and California Gov, Jerry Brown, The Republicans are former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, ex-Texas Gov. John Connally, Tennesseee U.S. Sen. Howard Baker, Kansas U.S. Sen. Robert Dole, former -. Fire tore through a Geneva house trailer Monday afternoo, leveling the dwelling before Seminole firefighters could arriv on the scene. Deputies report by the time th ey arrived at Shady Lane a 2:30 p.m. the trailer owned by Todd M. Ferguson was corn pletely enveloped in flames. It collapsed before firemej arrived a few minutes later, deputies say, calling the home an( its contents a total loss. - - Semi Owners nole Eye Representation lickle Fork Theft, Man Guilty P By United Press International The slate is complete for the March 8 primary in South Carolina, the U.S. grain embargo of the Soviets becomes a major campaign issue, and the GOP loses one candidate while another says he's gaining strength. Those were some of the developments In heavy political activity Tuesday. President Carter still refuses to make any personal campaign appearances in Iowa because of the Iranian crisis, but the state Is blanketed by his surrogates. On Tuesday, he was represented by, among others, his wife Rosalynn and son, Chip. Much of the talk and questions in Iowa concern Carter's decision to cancel some $17 million In grain sales to the Soviet Union. Asked if he would promise not to embargo grain as president, Sen. Edward Kennedy, fl-Mass., said, "I can say that now, which I do say, that I would not embargo grain in the future." - - - -Jane A1 - utter in the day, Pressler, himself, decided to bow out of the race, saying he did not have ..enough money to be a viable national can. didate," The committee will niect again Jan. 22 to consider appeals by people left out who think they should have been let in or let in and who believe they should have been kept out, State law says anyone "generally advocated or recognized in the news media" as a candidate must run in the primary, Carbon, a Republican who contends the U.S. government is trodding on personal free. ,• Opens 1, 1 Khomeini for medical treatment if he "1 think the same should be applied to the ayatollah as anyone else," Dole said. "If someone's in distress, I think America's always been there." ALARM CLOCK Single t.eeind La'ge - 399 ___________ _____ 89 _______ - . 61 S __________ ________ _________ ________ - 89e - -.. - P, .ftl l 2.~tjjiklio 3 %X "' ENAMEL SPRAY PAINT ____ I II _______ , - - 13.o: aerosol spray - on al101tOd C0tU'l • AUDIO STA 0 4?'s' Id. 21. ____ — RIGHT GUARD - to MR. COFFEE or COFFEE FILTERS tllt'rS toot of 100 Reg 99 IrrI' go .; 991 V05 - .91 - _________ ___________ 688 I - 1] 894 I _______ _____ in 4 , - Winds southeast around 10 knots today becoming easterly around tO knots Thursday. Seas 3 last or less. Cloudy with a chance of rain north and parity cloudy south. ARIA FORECAST: Conhidenablicloudinøstoday with a chance Of rain. Partly cloudy Thursday. Highs in the mid 7Os. Lows in mid SOs. Winds variable mostly soheasteniy 10 mph or less. Rain probability 10 percent today and 30 percent tonight. slight chance of rain In the noiTh.sst Friday. Otherwise, no rain ixpeded in Florida until Sunday. Sunday the entire north portion will have a slight chance of rain. Lows will be in the mid 4 to upper los north and the mid IN to the mid I elsewhere. Highs will be In the Mrs. Nellie Coimally, wife upperlos north andffismidt.upports.Isewfi,r.. of GOP presidential can-' __________________________ didate, John Connally of ____________ Texas, will be in central Florida for a twoday visit beginning Ida3t. HOSPITAL NOTES Thursday she will be g130M of lnor at a cocktail bullet Lisa A. 14155115. Diltona SEMINOLE MEMORIAL. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Janet L. Angarsr, Orange City HOSPITAL. Q1304e5 Gray at their Gemini OIICHARORS JAN. I Sainga farm at Deflary at Sanford: ADMISSIONS John Bellamy 6:30 p.m. Tickets to the event - - Cynthia F. Cram Andrew Golden Darrell I Ortime Charles J. Harris Goon,. A. Palmer . Joyce P. Selbis George I. Massie- Casa.4bsrry SoftyBunrows Daytona leach Jia.wli N. Siegel, DeL.and Herman Loreni. Dltona Ethai H. Sdiosn. Dettons Deborah wood. Maltiand Dams Miller, Orlando Kathryn H. Smith, Orange City Dsma L. Morley and baby girl, ____________ SanWd Rinse I. Dillard Richard P. Galloway Multi J. Graham Iliza King i L KIng Jerry Thicker Harry Williams M11H.kfomsn.Cocsa Ruth P. Hang. Diai'y Raymond Murray, Dst.end Nolan N. Banigan, Diftana LUMasI N. Surdick Dettea. M. Hardy. Deltsna E Irma I. ttepp, DoNuts Prank Knlvicidi, ONions Eve N. Pldtatt,Osflona - _______ _____ ___ (ki Friday, Mrs. Connally will be in Orlando for a "nonpol k*V' tons of historical sites ID the city. 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I ATLANTA (U PI) — Bert Lance's bank fraud trial may be delayed because of an appeals court order for a hearing on his charges Justice Department prosecutors leaked news during grand jury proceedings against him. A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled, 2-1, Tuesday U.S. District Judge Richard C. Freeman of Atlanta improperly dismissed a motion to stoo Justice Department news leaks during grand jury proceedings and to take action to remedy me etfect of the leaks. The remedies requested Included a dismissal of the grand jury and termination of the Investigation agaInst the former budget director of the, Vsrtaj ad. m%niatraU. ........ , , , -- Douglas Seriously III WASHINGTON (UPI) Former Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas, who served on the high court longer than any other man, was "very seriously Ill" today and under intensive care with pneumonia and progressive lung, renal and kidney failure, hospital officials say. Douglas, 82, who retired from the court In 1975 due to the debilitating effects of a stroke, has been at Walter Reed Army Medical Center since Christmas Eve, a hospital spokesman said Tuesday. - Oil Workers Walk Off DENVER (UN) Supervisors operated many of the nation's refineries today, and officials of the Oil, — Chemical and Atomic Workers union predicted no quick settlement of the first nationwide strike against the industry In 11 years. Thousands of OCAW members walked off their jobs and began setting up picket lines at refineries across the country at 4 p.m. local time Tuesday. The number of petroleum workers on strike was not immediately determined, but the walkc.ut eventually was expected to affect about 60,000 OCAW workers at plants owned by all of the nation's major oil companies. ~=IHbF14:310k4 I MIAMI (UP!) The deaths of four men whose bound bodies were found wrapped Inside bloody bedclothes in a car burning near an expressway entrance ramp may be drug-related, Dade County police said. A preliminary autopsy by the Dade County Medical Examiner's Office showed stab wounds and "blunt trauma" on the men's bodies but the exact cause of death had not been determined late Tuesday. One of the victims, Nicornedes Hernandez Jr., 33, of Miami, also had been shot. The other victims were Identified as Scott Bennett, So of Miami, who police said owned the dark blue car; Rodolfo Ayan, 3$, of Hialeah; and John Merino, 26, whose address was unknown. - - Shuttle 'Flight' Smooth CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) A few pre-flight anags delayed the simulated launch of the Space Shuttle Columbia for 24 hours Tuesday but once the orbiter soared sky% ard the Imaginary flight proceeded without a hitch, officials said, - - - ==SEA FLORIDA IN BRIEF May Be Drug-Related — PACK I 129 An advisory panel of the United Police Think 4 Killings NEW YORK (UP!) Duke Snider, once the Brooklyn Dodgers' answer to Willie Mays, and Al Kaline, who graced the Detroit Tigers for 22 seasons, today were named. to baseball's Hall of Fame. Kaline, 45, was elected In his first year of eligibility in balloting by members of the Baseball Writers Association of America, becoming only the 10th player lobe named in his first year of eligibility. Snider, 53, was elected in his 11th year of eligibility. 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At 9:02 a.m., Mike Sanders, a 19-year-old senior, entered and spoke briefly with Steve Flynt, the teacher. He told Flynt his mother had undergone surgery and his sister would be out of class all week, staying home to help. Then he headed toward his seat. A couple of words no more were exchanged between Evan Hampton and Mike Sanders, and no one seemed sure later what they were. But there appeared In Hampton's hand a .22-caliber, longbarreled, six-chamber revolver. Three shots were fired. "It went barn, barn barn," Eric Morrison, who was just sitting down In an adjoining math class, recalled later. "Like maybe somebody was getting a whipping." Mike Sanders was struck twice in the upper left chest and once in the right temple. He was killed outright. ' 015r,IUP • 759 St,,tctt style I $.:, ___________________ ,.._Oii_ s?VP — 09"' - 1"• C 4ITA!LETS S la V CURLING BRUSH__ O",,oltsø'*CI' & -J ,.- 149 99 (Ps . r9 '1 taOS t'pIi :. --: Lh.qll9 f PAJNf kITS 1 414)1io U' Li PIP.' 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The UAW's 256- member Chrysler Council, warned by union leaders the only alternative to the concessions was the collapse of Chrysler, voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to endorse the contract. Officials counted only five dissenting votes among the council, which is made up of plant-level union officials from around the United States. The effect of the action was to recommend that Chrysler's approximately 80,000 active U.S. hourly workers ratify the agreement in voting that could begin next week. A Feb. 1 ratification deadline has been bet. STAMPS, Ark. (UP!) The story Is classic In its stark PACK OF 200 TYPING PAPER :-: IOag.tdspravAInrnI'us 500 mg vu,".,. C 5119 ,, tQO I.,hs lb..j )V,4 LAs Iotu. CII tOO .110 lj j~ PLUS IRON .:: Air 114. Wftm 1199 :: -. S. .- .TRACK PLAYER :••. • • HOUSEHOLD PLASTIC WASTEBASKETS 1'1 . `p 1. Reg EADACHEji:-y 1 57 , . 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UNG *;,~",-'- NAnON UAW Panel Approves Cuts — were ill. All said they would. numerals No tf,02i)Rt'g 9-9 _________ _________ — — Reagan, Dole and Baker were all asked if they would, as president, grant ad. mission to the Ayatollah Huhollah WESTCLOX AIM . That would make the primary — intended to serve it serious purpose, decide which candidates get the support of Florida delegates to the two national conventions meaningless, he said. — - HO programs. I Not so, countered House Republican Leader Curt Kiser of Dunedin, a member of the selection committee. "We'd have 100 people on the ballot if anyone could stand up and say , 'I'm running for president," Kiser said. ORLANDO, Fla. tUPlt — As soon as two more prospective jurors have been selected probably today attorneys at Theodore Bundy's second Florida murder trial will begin using their peremptory challenges. Ten jurors have been seated tentatively, but neither prosecution nor defense attorneys have used any of their 20 challenges. Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling wants them to wait until after 12 people are seated before vetoing any jury prospects. The Judge has dismissed 14 people for reasons ranging from insomnia to bias against Bundy in the first two days of Jury selection. A venire of 780 people were sununoried for the week's worth of trials at the Orange County Courthouse 500 more than usual. Bundy's trial is expected to require 4-6 weeks. Among those jurors tentatively approved were a naval equipment salesman, it music teacher, an unemployed horticulturist, an astrologer and a high school senior who wants fit be it nurse. Most were acquainted with Bundy's past convictions but believed they could set aside what they had heard and render a fair verdict. Bundy is under two death sentences for strangling and battering two Florida State sorority sisters early the morning of Jan, 15, 1978 as they slept. He was convicted last July in Miami. California Coy. 1dmund Brown, after being briefed by the State Department on tho Iran and Afghanistan crises, told reporters he cduld not talk about Afghanistan because it is "a very serious and dangerous matter," but feels President Carter "cannot escape full responsibility" for Iran. Reagan, campaigning in New Rampshire, said the Soviet Union should be kicked out of the United Nations for violating the U.N. charter by its action in Afghanistan. He called for a general boycott of the Soviets by America and her allies. The Issue clouded the political outlook In Iowa. Both Carter and Kennedy claim the other is ahead in the state where party caucuses Jan. 21 begin 1080's delegate selection process. In Washington, freshman Sen. Larry Pressler of South Dakota became the second casualty of the campaign. He retired from the crowded GOP presidential field. The first contender to withdraw was Sen. Lowell Weicker, RConn. But another underdog Republican, Rep. John Anderson of Illinois, feels his campaign has been buoyed by favorable reaction to his appearance in the Iowa GOP debate, In South Carolina, Republican Sens. Howard Baker of Tennessee and Robert Dole of Kansas, and former CIA director George Bush paid the $1,500 fee to beat the filing deadline and join John Con. nally, Ronald Reagan and three lesserknown candidates on the'March a GOP primary ballot. - L dorns and bowing to communism, said he has been written up in dozens of Florida newspapers and been interviewed on several radio and television stations. That qualifies him for a spot on the Florida ballot, he chinned. Lawyers Near Veto -Grain Cutoff Becomes Iowa Issue In Bundy Jury Selection - 1 The Florida committee turned thumbs (IoWfl on any one not generally recognized as a serious presidential contender, including U.S. Sen. Larry Pressler of South Dakota, Kennedy, Carter's Wife Campaign DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Margaret Cammack, president of Owners of Seminole County, the group responsible for calling the county's adopted Comprehensive Plan into question, presented to the county commission Tuesday a list of proposed committee memberi fa a group to be appointed to review the plan._ Thle Owners of Seminole County proposes that the county select from the following list of persons its 15-member com By WASHINGTON (UP!) In retaliation for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the United States has scuttled plans for an American consulate in Kiev and a Russian congulate in New York. CARS BURGLED mittee: —Joe Baker. dairyman, Route 3 Box 385, Sanford. The Carter administration also announced a Two cars, parked at the Altamonte Christian School, at 801 —Margaret Cammack, dairyman, Route 3 Box 287, Oviedo. reduction in the number of weekly Soviet airline Palm Springs Dr. In Altamonte Springs, were burglarized —Owen Cammack, farmer. Route 1, Box 287-A, Oviedo. Sanford Aeroflot flights to the U.S., and sent enforcers out to Tuesday night, deputies report. —Bonnef Carter, nurser yman, 300 Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford. Bldg., Orlando. the Bering Sea between Russia and Alaska to makeA Timothy Gulls, of 1330 Palm Springs Dr., reported the loss of Sa nf ord man pleaded ulently obtaining Percodan, a —Rex Clonts, farmer, 146 Hillcrest, Oviedo. sure the Soviets do not get more fish than allowed $80 wort h of eight track tapes and a speaker, while Wayne —Edward Yarborough, cattleman-citrus, Geneva. guilty Monday to robbing a pain killer. under Car ter's new limits, Cole, of 136 Sheridan, lost 10 tapes and a radar detector with a —Mike Van Volken, owner, Route 1, Box 306, Oviedo. grocery clerk with a pickle — Yates P. Green pleaded total value of $150, deputies said. The thefts occurred between —Charles Collins, attorney, Overstreet Investment Co., Bradshaw fork on Nov. 25. guilty to stealing a car from Bldg., Orlando, 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. —John Eubanks, mortgage broker for John Hancock Life Ins. Co.. Ezel Buddy Jones, of 506 Margaret Chatham, of 800 P.O. Box 129, Altamonte Springs. U.S. Doctor Treats Tito PURSE SNA TCHED Hickory Ave. In Sanford, Passadlna Ave. in Longwood, —John Evans Sr., farmer, Wheeler Fert ilizer Co. and Nelson and Co., A Sanford woman was knocked to the ground Monday admitted to Circuit Court In September, Oviedo. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) In the first —Ray Fore, cattleman, P.O. Box 369, Oviedo. Judge Voile Williams that he William Edward Hughley, evening by a man who stole her purse in the Zayre parking lot, —Hudson Garran, cattleman. 2310 Lake Howell Lane, Maitland; authoritative medical report on President Josip Broz committed the crime. He said of 225 Woodmere Blvd. In police report. —Forrest Greene, realtor. 106 Forest Avenue, Altamonte SprinOs. Tito's condition, noted American heart surgeon Lucy Grant of 919 Oak Ave. told police she was walking to a he threatened the clerk of the Sanford, pleaded guilty to —F. Slag Holmes, land owner, 205 Park Place, Altamonte Springs. Michael DeBakey said he treated the 87-year-old —John Horvath Jr., farmer. Route 1 Box 206, Maitland. LII' Champ store (1116 Celery possession of methaqualone, a phone booth in the parking lot when a man grabbed her purse, Yugoslav leader for a "circulatory blockage In his left —Larry Johnson. farmer, P.O. Box 1118, Sanford. containing about $250 worth of cash and goods, and ran into Ave.) with the fork kept at the hypnotic sedative, —Leon Miller, A. Duda&Sons, Oviedo. leg." pickle jar, and that he left the Poli ce say Hughley was woods. —0. Algernon Speer, attorney, 113 Magnolia, Sanford. DeBakey, who flew to Yugoslavia last week to treat ARREST IN ROBBERY —Thomas A. Speer, attorney, 113 Magnolia, Sanford. store with money from the arrested early In the morning the ailing Tito, released a statement Tuesday through —Thomas St evenson, Pauluccl Enterprises, P.O. Box GO, Sanford. A Sanford man is being held in lieu of $8,400 bail on charges register and some tobacco. on Oct. 24, reportedly while —Dora Lee Russell, owner, P.O. Box 1634, Sanford. Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas: In other pleas accepted by staggering around the he robbed a grocery Sunday. —Eleanor Russell, cattleman, P.O. Box 244, Sanford. "Dr. DeBakey had lunch with Tito and examined Alonza Teague, of 1108W. 10th St., was arrested shortly after —Ronald Rucker. poultryman, Route 1, Box 382, Oviedo. Judge Williams Monday: Pinecrest Shopping center him," the statement said. "Tito has some circulatory A Casselberry man parking lot. He was carrying 8p.m. Sunday at 1223 Lincoln Ct. and charged with robbing the —Cecil Tucker, owner, Route 3, Box $41, Sanford. —Margaret Tucker, owner, Route 3, Box 541, Sanford. blockage In his left leg. Dr. DeBakey believed the pleaded guilty to resisting an 49 300 mg. Quaaludes, police 'flp 'fop Market on 13th St. four hours earlier. —W.W. lyre, owner-farmer, 1109 Oak Avenue, Sanford. problem could be treated medically ra ther than Po li ce say Teague is accused of shoving store clerk Carolyn Adrlallco, owner. 7300 Grove Avenue, Orlando. officer wi th violen ce following said. — DAVID M. RAZLER surgically and Tito Is Indeed improving." —June Cameron, owner, Route 2 Box 66-C, Sanford. a domestic dispute last November. Jft$ Jack Cooper of 658 Hollow We are pleased to honor most Mosque Invaders Executed Hill in Casselberry pleaded Insurance prescription drug guilty to the charge he 4d; ECKE JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (UP!)— Saudi Arabian ,', Ask your Eckerd threa te ned a sheriff's deputy 14 authorities today executed 63 people found guilty of with a knife. & t Pharmacist. Involvement in last November's two-week occupation Additional charges of of the Grand Mosque of Mecca, the Interior Ministry aggravated assault and said, criminal mischief were VICKS The ministry said the 63 executions took place In dropped by the state In return A. NYQUI CADBURY POND'S CREAMS several Saudi Arabian towns and cities. COLD&MEDY. for the plea. COCOA BUTTER CHOCOLATE BAR Nghttmeco ____ ___ TOOTHPASTE La'gc last chocolate _____ rred.caon 6o: BATH BEADS or LOTION On Nov. 24, Cooper ______ 64-oi PIaai-ttng t,ai 3-0: fl,.9 59 Lard I ¶5-0: 1 _________ wi'dr 10..t'PaVe . " reportedly threatened the Lmt 2 60: hand & bZy Gold Below $600 Iot.Ofl Li,mt I otfiesea a' he backed himself I Into theóorner of his trailer at LONDON (UP!) The price of gold opened down L the above address. ______ today at just over $600 an ounce on both the London and Thomas A. Tipton, of CEPACOL -.' CUTEX Zurich eichangea in quiet trading. The dollar, LOZENGES NAIL COLOR 'r . I Scott Ave. in Sanford, pleaded Na,I,namel Pact. of 24 sooIhn9 \ _________________ somewhat strengthened by gold's slippage, opened GILLETTE •,1ari shades A tt.,oal IOZenQei guilty to leaving the Scene of JELL-O [ml I mixed on the European markets. an accident on Mattle Avenue ,91 GELATIN Ct'oceollnd, 3-oi in Sanford. Peg 29- ca [ml it" DEODORANT 1 _____ QN.4. 5 Aerosol Pp&i.ct, Herman J. Boone Jr. APY (J pleaded guilty leaving the __ FO I INTENSIVE CARE scene of an accident on U.S. 99C POLISH NEW DELHI, India (UP!) A triumphant Indira 6-01 Contains _________________________________ Highway 17-92 In Casselberry Cut,t.. conditioner ,9c p, ___ Gandhi, buking In the warm glow of her election on Oct. 6. 24.0: canister ypes Limit I c victory, today told celebrating supporters "we have __ Coleman W. Ensley ______________ vLAsIc Limit I fiz ______ 1 won the mandate of the people." pleaded guilty to the Nov. 21 DILL PICKLES ,-Crisp. deliCiOus Kosher As juW'it hordes of Indians flocked around her burglary of a Sanford apart. dIll 32-oz jar Reg _______ ECKER 9PLimtI hi mbkrsuld.nc,, Mrs. Gandhi shouted hoarsely, "We ment. The state dropped CO$METI '-t ll nf ti wi conqir I la on with the help of the people." charges of petty theft conPUFFS HAIR SPRAY 79* of NO 12.o: aerosol P'.tq' NVENT . nected with the crime at hull PullS v J .e"ects 30' off label 2 Limit I Pact 0160 ___________ apartment of Powell and LimIt ________ IU CIW 09 __ ____ ______________________ _____________________________________________ 2 9 Lucille Eaton at 110 Airport tablets Limit I 129 hiold Bl ii Cleveland Mitchell, of _______ GILLETTE FOAMY *uc*. [iTJ-Ei_ NATIONAl. REPORT: The huvlist snowfall In six years more Hlilview In Seminole SHAVE 2 ____________ Assotted types I than half a loot loft SeattIi In a state of near paralysis and to County, pleaded guilty VWX Il-os forecasters said there was a chance of non snow today. The surprise ch 361oi.*.app,d IhIs. Limit I arges he committed grand ant.,d tablets I winter storm that hit ,.nly Tuesday caught the normally rainy city en Psn.cts 13' Pugot Sound unpneparst Schools closed throughout the area and theft in the home of a ne 9wo"labef Ismit I :' tratfic came to a near standstill. Police reported a drop In the crime bor. Charges of bui gl ____________________________________ SHAMPOO in &' rate. "it's a moderately big deal," National Weather Service 11.0.1 both. thOlO,gtily clean, hal t Limit I DIETorREGULAR spohasman Karma Brou said with a bit of understatem en t. The 7.lnrji the September break-in were NORTHERN snow accumulation was the heaviest since a 110-Inch storm in )74, The dropped return for the plea. MOIST HEAT PAD Bottle 01 tOO NWSsaidanoupleof inches could jail inthe city today. use most ot d' Randal Cecil Joyce, of 4 $,ee 4 settings tJ ARIA RIADINU (9a.m.): temperature: 82; overnight low:S7; 490 Fontana 0m li Pop-top St. in Orlando, i$ted No 827 19 yesterday's high:79; barometric pressure: 30.23, relative humidity: 90 Rig Ii 9 cans. pleaded guilty to a variety of percent; winds: Vast at 3 mph. PA Limit I I 6311 ROATINS FORECAST: St. Aegustloets Jupiter inlet, Out SI Miles: charges connected with fraud. - CIA director George Bush, and U.S. Reps. Phil Crane and John Anderson, both from Illinois. Those candidates were recommended for the ballot by Secretary of State George Firestone, based on a review of newspaper and magazine articles from around the country. Those same 10 candidates were recently allowed by New Hampshire officials into that state's Feb. 26 primary. Also allowed on the ballot were Democrats Richard Kay, a Cleveland lawyer, and Lyndon LaRouche, former head of the U.S. Labor Party. One candidate turned down by the Florida committee, Bill Carlson, owner of a Sebring auto parts store, said he probably will sue the state. — By DAVID M. HAZIER Herald Staff Writer BRIEF 10 QuO lific For Presidential Primary Burglaty e Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1910-3A - t. ,t! '-' -le ; ' -' 3W - 4r- '.lJ,' -. -,,,, I C '•, S'-S. _ • -a .4 -.. -! - i,, • - . 7 - .!' • -. ,4 •W Mb. A...,.4. • 46 t-4'.-it4 '. I . �., - V .:._ .. .. .... . , • S •. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1910—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening, Herald SVTP FT9 TVFSF Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30.9:30, Sun. 12.6 (USPS 41-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 931-9993 011 ooat~ 'L Wednesday, January 9, 1980-4A lil~ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director $24.00; Year $47.00, WED. THRU SAT. I [1 I $63 59*1 5V4x593/4" The difficulty with Lord John Maynard Keynes' uvuwiiuuwi w gold a oaroaro s iic ' was that no one outside his circle of deficit disciples believed him. Would that this famous British economist were alive today to behold gold soaring in price beyond $600 an ounce. 2 13 or - -- VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT UF beautiful metal as were his forebearers going back to the earliest recorded times. That gold officially valued at $35 an ounce in the world's monetary system when the 1970s began should exceed $600 in value as the decade ends is a measure of global dislocation and uncertainty. In addition to its other complex characteristics, gold serves as a sort of international thermometer, measuring the fevers abroad. International bankers attribute much of the recent surge in gold prices to the Iranian crisis an unexpected cost for the United States and the world. More to the point, perhaps, the recent sharp increase in oil prices by OPEC has had its effect. Some respected economists tie gold prices to oil prices, with gold being worth about 15 times a barrel of oil. Thus, the continuing, arbitrary increase in oil prices by OPEC without loss of consumers presages a continuing increase In the price of gold. As OPEC nations become ever richer and the West gets poorer, gold, which no other government can inflate or debase, will become increasingly attractive to oil producers. Some $9 billion left Kuwait in the third quarter of 1979 alone, much of it said to be in flight to gold. Aside from the upward pressure exerted by worried foreigners unloading their dollars for gold, its rising price reflects a devaluation of the dollar from inflation caused by our own fiscal mismanagement. Instead of thinking of gold rising in price more than 12 times in terms of the dollar since 1968, we should consider that the value of the dollar in terms of gold has fallen by more than 90 percent during that period of time. By contrast, the wholesale price Index that stood at 100 in 1800 was still 100 In 1930, despite minor fluctuations there was no general rise in U.S. 1c levels during 130 years WhSfl COUflttY'I currency was tied to gold. Released from the discipline of gold. U.S. general prices rose to 183 by 1950 and soared to 410 by 1976. What we are seeing In the phenomenal increase in gold prices is something of a financial revolution. Various nations and their central banks are suddenly clinging to gold, using It instead of dollars as their currency reserve and the backing for their national credit. In brief, gold again has become the reserve base of the world's monetary system, replacing the dollar, The consequences of this development during the next decade cannot be foreseen, except there are widespread predictions that the dollar's purchasing power will continue to decline, which is to say the price of oil and gold will continue to rise from current levels, elevated as they may already seem. Thus it would appear that an enormously shrunken and interdependent world is belatedly Imposing a fiscal discipline upon the United States that Washington has heretofore been unwilling to attempt. The result of this will undoubtedly be painful because the laws of economics, being as inexorable as the laws of gravity, exact unavoidable penalties for infractions. It would appear the mortgage which we have permitted'- to become delinquent through exdue and ceuive borrowing and spending is payable. Rockers By ROBERT WALTERS - Almost that is, but not quite. There Is this time no British Raj at the Khyber Pass, ready and able with Its Bengal Lancers to repel the attempt to take over thei. strategic heartland of Central Asia. II I IMI I II revealed to a congressional committee that cost overruns on the CS-A, the Air Force's mammoth let car'o plane, could total as much as $2 billion. After a lengthy appeal to Civil Service commission (CSC), he was returned to the payroll — but in a job devoid of most of his former responsIbIlIties, Pre-trial preparation in a civil suit sub. sequently filed by Fitzgerald recently produced evidence that his boss secretly consulted In l%9 with CSC Chairman Robert E. Hampton to obtain advice on how to strip Fitzgerald of his Hampton's involvement Is significant the commission chairman was the senior government official In charge of protecting the federal merit system galrIst precisely the type of political abuse fti dominated Fitzgerald's can. In addition, Hampton headed the COITI' ______ minim gerald'sappesltoths (SC, without ever indicating that he had any Involvement In the whistle-blower's dismissal. Hampton's untoward action Li revealed ins verbatum transcript of an interview with Robert C. Seamans Jr., Air Force secretary at the time Fitzgerald was fired. In the Interview, conducted under the auspices of an Air Force oral history P0l1ct, mana says that May IISI, when he became "quite certain that Fitierild ShOuld leave the F0C. for his good 1114 ciws," he conferred with Hampton. Sammons says he asked Hampton: 'What are you supposed to do when you're managing a large government program and you've got a guy like Fitzgerald on the payroll?" Hampton replied, according to Siaman.: of the problems we two In "It'. frankly running the government on the basIs of what told me,ldon't believe you could .So ever sustain a separation for OfllY alternative Is to abolish his WASHINGTON WORLD Soviet Acts:1980 Syriffibol. 9 By JIM ANDERSON The last major WASHINGTON (UP!) the Soviet invasion of event of 1979 Afghanistan may turn out to be the symbol of the world situation in the Kremlin finally using its military power to directly support its global alms, The blunt fact Is that the Soviet Union operating from a base of strategic equivalence with the United States and overwhelming numerical superiority In conventional ground forces, has invaded another country that was not a satellite. The last time that anything like that happened was In Czechoslovakia In 1968. U.S. analysts have Identified a series of motives behind th Soviet move Into Afghanistan, including the desire to send a forceful warning to fundamentalist Moslem agitators inside the Soviet Union, and coming one step closer to the Soviet dream of having direct access (through Pakistan) of a warm water port in the Indian Ocean. What the U.S. analysts have not been able to discover is any strong penalty for doing what they did, I. Paul Ello, professor of gevnf at Georgetown University and an exw In SIno.Sovlet studies, says, "There will be some adverse world opinion, but that will be offset by the fact that the Soviet Union hu demonstrated ltisa world power with the willingness and ability to act In Its own Interesti, when necessary." Ello says, "We are dealing with the reality of the lWi" The Implications are expected to have a htprovoklng effect on any sobering, nation which borders on the Soviet Union. Ello points out, "When the Soviet embassy That's exactly what the Air Force did, in Tehran was attacked by a mob, the reorganizing FItzgerald's office under a revolutionary guards fired on the demonscheme that eliminated his position. straters. They knew that the Soviet Union - - - - ______ In - - - - would have no inhibitions about invading the country in retaliation. The difference between the Iranian treatment of the U.S. and Soviet embassies was as simple as that." A Soviet bloc journalist says, "If the United States had acted with more force In the Iranian situation, the Soviets would - never have moved into Afghanistan. The question they asked was, 'Why should we not go ahead?' There was no good answer." A study by the intelligence service of a nation friendly to the United States of the Kremlin action indicates something which may be more disturbing than even the brutal fact ofa massive. swift operation involving as many as 50,000 combat troops, Including armored vehicles. The study says that the Kremlin decision to move IntoAfghanistanwasa collective one by a small, unidentified group within the Soviet Politburo, who presented its decision to Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. Brezhnev, ailing with what Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has described publicly as a "catarrhal Indisposition," was not an active participant In the declion to move, according to the Intelligence reports. The decision was presented as an socomplished fact, according to the study, and he simply approved it. The analysis, U correct, means that t he next generation has already begun to take over in the Soviet hierarchy, in the vacuum left by Brezhnev's falling health, and that the new leadership will be tougher, more ad. venturous and aggressive than Brezhnev. Theintelligence study ls not able topinpoint the exact makeup of the new Politburo group, except to say that it Is collective and young and that they felt confident enough of their power to present Brezhnev with a decision that, he, in effect, was forced to rubber stamp. . I rsc s _ S It comes from Washington, which Is loudly. protesting Soviet armed intrusion into Afghan, 7 affairs. Also, in somewhat more muted tones,:_ from Peking and assorted other canitals,' even such an unlikely one as Bucharest. And it may very soon be expressed In the United Nations, as If that organization is not already sufficiently overwhelme4 by the effort to prove that it can perform some function In the Iranian mess. As justified as condemnation by world opinion, official and public, may be and as well-orchestrated as it may become, it is no substitute for Lancers. Negative opinion will not dissuade Moscow from pursuit of what it regards as Its vital Interests. It never has .. not In East Germany, In Hungary or in Czechoslovakia. - There is, hoiever a difference between these three previous recipients of soviet ;military attention and Afghanistan. Moun taIns plus a functioning and expanding op. position movement. Even with Soviet troops apparently In fIrin; control of Kabul and armored forces con; tinuing to roll Into the country on rodi conveniently built under earlier aid programs, there Is growing speculation that. Afghanistan could become Moscow's Viet-.! 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L ifto Turks F*1nd L*Ife Is P1 A Struggle SPORTS Because 'Essentials' Missing "Demirel's promises are "They get us used to not Turks recognize that Demirel ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — heat as It has been for canfuel Just empty words," said one. having something," a young cannot lower imported Turks might be forgiven this tunes, the only thing there is ' . + winter for thinking they can't In cities, apartments and government worker said, prices or increase Turkey's "That is or tage of in Turkey." win, houses without central "and then they take away the foreign exchange holdings. no sh + "You can never get every- heating are heated by coal or substitute until we are used to 5 1 •_r.i IJ 1•]' thing you need at one time," wood, which is expensive, that, too. Soon they will have • - -- - + ++ said one Ankara resident. Coal is plentiful and mined in taken away everything and + "You can get heat, water, Turkey. but offlclals say there we will be living like I electricity, cooking oil and are too few trucks to deli ver cavemen," Margarine, olive oil and all cooking gas — but not all it. It Is low-grade and ous cooking oils are scarce. I together." produces a thick sulfur I Arrival of a delivery truck I Ufe has become a daily smoke. I creates large, determined I C struggle to get by — to cook, Turkey's capital, Ankara, ..•• , wash and keep warm. Many has one of the worst smog crowds. Lucky ones rush I I daily necessities taken for problems because it is ringed home with the triumphant I I + granted elsewhere — light by hills. On many windless looks of successful hunters. I Most Turks cook with gas, bulbs, heat and running water winter days the thick brown .... — are in short supply in cloud is visible 30 miles away. and there are frequent lapses I Turkey. And one shortage On bad days buildings one in the gas supply. Especially PEST during peak hours, it dwindles block away are obscured. causes others. • +.. + ••. to a trickle, barely able to + .,.,., . .uiiiy uiu arc --m' aucior wiu me i support a flame. The same scheduled up to five hours a shouldn't brea the the bad gas is used to heat water, : day in most of Turkey — nine air," said a downtown making hot showers a luxury. hours in Istanbul — but Un- secretary. "He said bronAnd when the electricity scheduled blackouts are chills Is just waiting to strike stops, so do electric water frequent When the electricty and the air downtown will pumps in many bui ldings, and is out, so are traf fic lights, help it along. But I have to water running stops and the result is chaos, work. I c 't stop an coming he altoget r. r Gas lamps hang in shops for downtown" Light bulbs are scarce I .1 + ' Coffee, which COUIUHIaJIC •+ use when there's no power. be cause the factory producing I rauie, ID Small factories halt work for suffering more is closed for lack of '" half the day when electricity available only on the black spare parts officials say. So , is manvelevaior& hallways and a .... r uei ou is scarce uecause IL £flC guvCrwnu nas i'wz public places day dark, their must be Imported at high imports of almost all con-bulbs stolen. line This chap quickly made a number of i prices which Turkey is barely sumer goods, like coffee, to MAKING take light bulbs from feathered friends when he opened his bag lunch In able to pay. save foreign exchange to buy + In rural villages, where 49 oil. Even tea, which is grown here," a Turkish employee of London's St. James Park. Among those Joining In FRIENDS the American consulate in the repast were swans, ducks, pigeons, geese and percent of Turks live, cow in Turkey, has begun Istanbul said about the con. ii. .. -_ij j.) ,' dung Is dried all ctunmer on disappearing from grocery sparrows. sulate'seievator. "I have to— stone walls and burned for shelves. o'herwlse I have no light," one isanui resmern wnoae apartment house had no heat for months said he had the only fireplace In his building. "I am running a free study hall for all the children In my building," he said. "They all Smuggler Can 't Stomach Cocaine come to study In front of my fireplace." 1P4111 1 SENIOR CITIZENS BROWN CONTROL : .. - 'Blocks Butler By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent BLOCK, BLOCK, BLOCK, BLOCK, BLOCK. Butler, Butler, Butler, Butler, Butler. One couldn't blame Colonial's Zeke Kinney for seeing two set of quintuplets at the outset oL Wednesday evening's gañme against Sanford'sFighting Seminoles, Prior to the Grenadiers' battle with the state's fifth ranked Seminoles, Zeke • ascertained that "we can't let Reggie Butler block 15 shots on us again." Fortunately for Kinney he got his wish. The 6-6 shot swatter ONLY blocked nine, Unfortunately for Colonial, ' Butler blocked the first five of the game, setting the pace for a 76-59 Tribe massacre. Jeff Williams led Colonial with 20. "He's all state without scoring a point," Kinney said of "The Enforcer's" awesome performance. "Without him i think we could beat them." I .. ••. moles Win 15th Straight I I I I .. . .,_•. : '.... + . * 4$ , •• ... . • • .. '. CALL TODAY 322.8865 Death Lay In His Gut cocaine leaking Into his system when at least one of The shortages are a disMIAMI UP!) When a San Francisco area man cardiac arrest. Both men had flown to Miami from La Paz, the balloons ruptured, doctors said. Pressure built couraging reminder that, heard that his friend and traveling companion had up izwide the packet after water permeated the rather than realizing Its goal died from ingesting 110 cocaine-filled balloons, he Bolivia, Friday night. Meadows underwent two hours of surgery after X. rubber and was absorbed by the cocaine, of Western modernization, decided he didn't want to meet the same fate. Herbert C. Meadows, 26, showed up at Jackson rays revealed 18 balloons In his abdomen and 70 Police in California said neither man had prior Turkey is in some ways police records but said that was not unusual Memorial Hospital Saturday night with 88 cocaine. balloons In his colon, slipping backwards. "He had taken laxatives to try to get rid of them smugIng cues. filled balloons in his abdomen and colon. He was New Prime Minister Suley"The people who bring this stuff Into the country man Demirel has bitterly arrested on drug possession and smuggling charges but for some reason they hadn't come out as fast U Monday while recovering from surgery to remove he had planned," said the surgeon, Dr. Paul Kab. like to use people with clean records as runners," criticized the previous Emergency room doctors said Meadows was said a San Francisco narcotics officer, the packets. He was listed In stable condition. government for allowing the nervous when be arrived at the hospital. ied "What they don't tell them is that runners who shortages to develop. But his , d Meadows' friend, Victor H. BenjamIn, "Hebe was (saUna kind of sick. 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Unfortunately the turning 6-4 David Thomas. news Is about two players Smooth Glenn Stambaugh from the University of San Francisco. A chipped in 10. Mike Hegwood and Wallace Colonial, who has been .' beaten twice by the Tribe this Bryant, both high school year, fell to 3-10 for the standouts from Indiana, combined for 27 points Tuesday season lie can shoot too. Seminole High's Reggie Butler. "Keith (Whitney) and night to spark San Francisco who blocked nine Colonial shots Tuesday night, David (Thomas) told me not to a 67.59 victory over the goes up for a jumper in first quarter action to let them come down the eighthran ked Fighting Irish. against the Grenadiers. "We just went out there and middle," Butler revealed about some pre-game played," said Hegwood, who strategy. "I knew they would scored 14 points and came up fake, so I just kept my feet with a number of key steals. "They kept telling me 'hit the and waited." While Butler was waiting, floor' (meaning to go for the the Seminoles were putting ball). Me and Billy Reid we numbers on the board. After just went out and got it." Reid, a 6-foot-5 guard, and guard Glenn Stambaugh drilled an 16-footer tp cpeq Ue QulnUn Dailey chipped in with 'HyDIE.UTLER B ':"scoring, Grenadier Jeff 13 points apiece as the Dons — Crooms Correspondent Williams foll owed with two who are on NCAA probation — Panthers will host the Lyman Greyhounds tonight free throws for a 2-2 deadlock. Improved their record to 11-2. L 'Crooms' I at 6:30 p.m. in an important Seminole County freshman McCray promptly went to For Noire Dame, 7.2, it was basketball game. work. The 6.4 righthander their second consecutive loss, Why is this game so important? Because according to tallied eight points Including the first coming at the hands Panthers Coach Chris Marlette the Greyhounds are a "tough two on freethrows to lift of No, 2 Kentucky Dec. 29. team." S Seminole to a 17-12 first Lyman has remained undefeated for the past two years quarter edge. alo ng with winning the Kiwanis Seminole County Tournament "Thomas and Whitney Sanford Youth last year. This year they have kept up the tradition and are 64. make me what I am," Q'ooms is 9. McCray said about his Crooms center Greg Hill was injured In a "freak" accident teammates passing. "When B seball Meets Saturday against St. Cloud when he went up for a rebound and they get me the ball I'm going The board of directors of the Landed on his foot the wrong way. He broke a bone on the to score." Sanford Youth Baseball bOttom of his foot and will be out for the season. Sanford broke the game Association will meet at 7:30 :Saturday, Hill played one of his best games of the year open temporarily in the p.m. tonight at the Sanford Marlette related. "He was aggressive and his rebounding was second quarter by running off Recreation Department office bçtter than before," said Marlette. 13 unanswered points. adjacent to As for Wednesday's game, point guard Vernon Law points McCray began the surge and In the youth wing the Sanford Civic Center. oUt "hustling a lot and practicing hard" are both major factors ended it with inside baskets. Purpose of the meeting will Id preparing.for the Hounds. In between Stambaugh and be to begin planning for the "Defense is a concern," added Marlette. "As a whole the Butler added five freethrows 1980 season and to set dates te*jn ID nQt aggressive enough." Marlette plans to use a man- and David Thomas tossed In for registration, try-outs and t.man, 2-3 and 3-2 zones and a full court press defenses four points. season openers. Grenadier forward Mike Wednesday. Changes In the association's " 'We'll play the best game we can," emphasized Law. Adams, who tallied 18 points, with by-laws will also be discussed Vernon, a quarterback on the Crooms football team, is really finally broke the spell at the meeting. rady for this game because he was Injured against Lyman two free throws halfway The meeting will be open to through the quarter. Colonial 41unable to play against them in football, anyone Interested in youth btarlette also feels Crooxns has an advantage of playing at could muster only seven free baseball program In the Sanford, hpne. "We have one of the oldest gyms and the oldest floors, throws in the period it no saw. enioru uulscu w a 44 sie crown 111101.1110 aiso neip," "I don't play the game though," replied Marlette when halftime advantage. And it was Adams who led a qkedlfhe felt his three years ofcoachingat Crooms would year. Kelly Wainscott's one surge which gave head coach l*lp. him opposed to Greyhounds' :)robsble Crooms' starters are guards Law and Dion Bill Payne some anxious 4ckson, Forwards Calvin Bryant and Brian Curtis and center moments with three minutes left to go in the third chapter. P le Wooten. After a McCray three-point play and another dazzling drive by D. Thomas had given the Tribe a 41-20 lead, Adams and Williams combined for 10 points to pull Colonial within 43-35. A . OPIN M011..PIm. h$.$1$ be Apopka Blue Darters, b ilnd the 23 point, 13 r ound effort of Eddie V 111am. scored a 79-65 night win over the L a Brantley Patriots. rilliams, who hit 12.14 el is (rein Its floor, led $ trio of Ipopha players In doubi. ft res. eggie Taylor chipped In i h 12 points and 10 r auNts. Darryl Rutland hit f 17 points and Tony Webb a ed 11 for the 64 Blue _ 179 .mVll $A* IL-A&I do 'I ttI ti.so Of WOW 'l.a '.%.rntu Kpir •M*ir, (ha,,g •(,.ri, His" FIRESTONE SANFOM lit I FRENCH 16, Huny Mile - • Model SREI0 I I $3495 - — ______________________ + .LL It. 'r •I. T! LIII IULiI UIJUiI UIc I IJIX I lue Darters I ole pp Patriots TOUchAfldCook - + • ,_ Say. 6 Ksndrick of Fat Lauder, dale has custody of the but net the legal MW ststt. -1k ili wanta thej1s'msthwtosv$ds money for child ivVpwt. eadrlck's atteru MAN Maldenim*' of the lbsomed Lag.1 Aid MaiIc sold the low _'5thsrWutsth....,alaethii— - HOT POINT • 1201 11T1 *iT*LclJ FORT LAUDERDALE, Flu. (UPI) — Wiluuii nfl. drlck wants tob,d,clar.dths legal father of his five dm4Msr,, who were born out of wedlock between 1114 and 1973, and he'll take his case to the Florida &wen. Coirt In We week, VALUI Save on four 4-ply polyester tires. 4 for $ JUNIOR VARSITY Colonial 751 - Taylor 10, Feeser 23, IJorminy 14, Sullivan 16. Kettering 2, Leighton 6, Hastings 4. Totals 34-7.75. SANFORL) (601 - Hogan 24, ('grey 4, Butler 8, James 6, Sweet 6, Smith 6, Edards 4, Breiington 2. Totals 27440. 2412 24 15 75 Colonial 1220 15 1360 Sanford ,n , What atenda in his way, according to hi. $içremn Court appeal, Is a state — A—" statute known U the paternity law. It details the legal oc,&se for dealing with Igpulptt 15-19 59. SANFORD 76)-McCray 25, Stambaugh 10, Whitney 7, Butler 3, D. Thomas 20, S. Thomas 2, White 0, Grace 2, Alexander 2, Guy 3, Gaudreau 0. Baker 0, Sippio 2. Totals 33 10.16 76. Halftime: Sanford 32, Colonial 19. Team fouls: Colonial 17, Sanford 17. Fouled out: none. + -- ,uvvw blown away by Colonial 75.60. The loss dropped the JV to 3-6. Tommy Feeser with 23 points, Harry Sullivan with 16 and Dave Dorininy with 14 paced Colonial. 1141%s cores VARSITY COLONIAL 59): Vlrciles 2, Smith 6, Williams 20, Adams 18, Dial 3, Freer 0, Searles 5, Yadloezky2, Wav3. Totals 22 a Swftu I 'I .tpalAk I,ci. ,. :_. . 'We played uninspired only one guy gets the ball." basketball," Payne said of an In the fourth period a Shun ineffr'tive 1-3.1 trap zone Thomas basket two minutes which enabled the Grenadiers into the quarter stretched the to close the gap. margin to 59-39. With two At this point Payne called minutes to pin) Payne sent in time out and had a fatherly the second team to mop up the chat with one of the officials. 76-50 victory. "We got a couple breaks on In earlier action that some calls," Kinney admitted evening, despite 24 points about the Grenadiers' from Stanley Hogan, Sancomeback and Payne's un- ford's junior varsity was scheduled powwow. "But Sanford has the ability to turn it on and turn It off when they want to," Which is what they did. Stambaugh popped one from the wing and McCray knifed ________ inside for a basket as the third _____ quarter closed with Sanford up 49-35. "Coach told us we better slow down or we're going to go four corners," said D. Thomas about the third quarter slump. "Nobody __________________________ — wanted to do that cause then S Grenadier s - Frit Sirs &Am WON . Past Panthers Clash With 'Ho Unds - - band crossed their checkpoint during its European objection. Says director John Vogel, "We don't tour. Opting for detente, Speedwagon musicians question why a man gets married." welcomed the troops, cracked jokes, tried oneQUOTE OF THE DAY: Bert Parks, expressing HULK IN A TUX?: Not everyone is Jumping on liners. Nothing. Not a smile. They were waved in charge gratitude for the massive support he's received Chicago disc through, but only after the sergeant the "Save Bert Parka" bandwagon. with contest officials confiscated every roll of film shot on the tour. Says from people protesting his firing as emcee of the agrees Jockey Larry Lujack who want to replace him as host of the No Kevin Cronin, "We used to wonder If the bad guys Miss America pageant: "It is the most gratifying America pageant, and Lujack's candidate is "The were them ar us, but now i know it's them. How can thing that has ever happened lnmylife. I wouldn't Incredible Hulk." bajack calls the annual beauty you apse with a country where It's against the law W human lfl didn't react.Itis almost like lstaged it myself." contest "the dlppleit show on television" — says as to laugh?" emcee, the "Hulk" would "take any contestant who GLIMPSES: Universal's "The Jerk" — CLASSIFIED WIFE: The ad, in an Oregon starts to cry, lift her above his head, let out amighty pay $ for any costarning Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters, Catlln explicit: "I will roar and throw her off the stage into the audience," newspaper, was probably wouldn't work. They'd have to female willing to marry me. No sex. Box 40*, WI Adams and Jackie Mason — racked up more than But it change the theme song — from "There She Is, Miss State St Salem, Or. 97310." It was run by 27.year- $29 million at the boxolfice in Its first 19 days old Michael Archie Easton who's doing 15 years in Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe are America" to "There She Goes... the state pen for fird.degree robbery. Easton, a among the top contenders for next week's 1400* full-time student in college classes offered in the Colgate Grand Prix Masters tennis toixeay at New BOMBING IN lEAST) BERLIN: Like any rock prison, says the Veterans Administration will pay. York's Madison Square Gardsn.,.Elizabeth Ashley band, REO Speedwagon is accustomed to oc- him benefits totaling $3,124— if he's married. He'll will be In New York this month for the release of casional violence on the part of some of Its more pay up to $200 for a wife who'll sign a three-year United Artists' "Windows" In which she costar, exhuberant fans — but at least the fans don't pull contract — and he'll pay all costs for a noncontested with Talla Shire, Joseph Cortese and Kay Med. guns. East German soldiers did recently when the divorce at the end of that time. The V.A. has no ford.... S ri Tbe + Di Replace Bert Parks With Hulk',? p Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1910-9A Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. - + LI Ii bePatriots, who fell to 1.10 n the loss, wars led by a or guard Doug Pershimer S I 20 points. Lake Ilman U ' dIana were also aided m Severs U p° cnhlaed with a point performance from guard Gary Hayes. + 1+• __ Apopka raced out to a 23-13 lead at the end of the first quarter and stretched It to 47. at Intermission. Lake Brantley the fllMTgiI) 10 ten in the third period befe the Blue Dantars stretched the lead again. LAKE BRAN1LEY 65: Sattentleid 1, Lsaklla 7, DavIle*,H.bbi*, MeGray4, HueilZ,MuthsLDsrshlae, 20,8ev.r U, Tstalm U iNS U APOPI(A 171) Rutlud 17, Webb 11, Taylor It, cut Lib.rty Christian Scor.s This• Wins Against I,.vasrd Christian posted a 40 v1dry over Bneverd Qwistian Friday night. David Watt sparked the Liberty victorj with ai5polat effort while center Scott Waters chipped In wIth 12 poiMs and hauled down 17 ____ In ginl'sactlon the Liberty Christian ladles waltzed ova And''•'' 11111clulsellid 1, Br.vard Christian by a Wr 2, JacheN to W11111111111111 wIeppm' 414 margIn, The no Imais 3$lI$, NaMIIUS PPk* 47. L Mmckle's 13 points while BruiJey 3$. Peals: Lake Joyce Williams added 10. 51.y 219 Apok *4. lIberty m, ft a dun Pealed ea1 Aidue, three-game sweep as the Tertemkal kids: Webb. JV: junior varsity edged Brevard 20.17. Lib — • 1 1 -7 t ,77~ , 4A' �- I IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Wednesday, Jan. 9, lflO Scott's Heroics Sparks Hawks By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Correspondent "I'm gald to get that one over with." A relieved Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson had a lot to be thankful for as his Silver Hawks squeaked by Seminole County rival Lyman 61-60 in a Tuesday night barn burner at the Silver Hawk gym. Chuck Scott hit the first of two free throws with no time remaining on the clock, giving the Silver Hawks a come from behind victory. "I was real proud of our kids," said Robinson. "They showed a lot of character coming back the way they did." The Greyhounds looked like they were going to blow Lake Howell out of their own gym early. Lyman outscored their smaller opponentS 134, giving them a 171 lead. Lyman was ahead by a 19.12 margin as the first quarter came to a close. The Silver Hawks began to close the gap in the second period as reserve forward Larry Mincey tame off the bench to spark Lake Howell with 18 points In the second quarter. The Greyhounds regained a nine-point lead late in the quarter but the Silver Hawks managed to close the gap,to 34-30 at the half. "Mincey did a good job coming off the bench for us," commented the Lake Howell boss. "He turned things around for us with a couple of big baskets." After Lyman took a 38-32 lead early In the third period the Silver Hawks stormed back to tie the game at 40 all with 3:51 remaining in the third quarter on a basket by senior forward Reggie Barnes. A minute later Barnes hit his second consecutive basket giving Lake Howell its first lead of the night. Lyman's Kevin Human followed up a rebound for a score at the end of the third quarter to tie the score at Philly Snaps kiick's Win Streak-At 5 EMICWWOREBOARD John Mengelt and Artis By United Press International to rally the Knicks back to Indiana beat Portland, 122- Houston's nine overtime Freeman Williams combined points. Mike Mitchell paced for 88 points to snapa Clipper Gilmore scored 18 points each The Philadelphia 76ers within 86-83 at quarter's end. 118. four-game losing streak and to lead Chicago and snap the Cleveland with 34. Philadelphia held the lead Rockets 118, Cavaliers 115 invaded New York to play the end Kansas City's four-game Bucks' three-game Winning Moses Malone scored 40 ClIppers 124, Kings 118 redhot Knicks -who had won through the fourth quarter streak. The victory was the San Diego guards Lloyd Winning streak. five in a row including all four and led, 109.104, when points and grabbed Zl reBulls' first against Milwaukee. on their current home stand - Richardson connected twice bounds, including seven of Free, Brian Taylor and Bulls 110, Bucks 102 and fought off two late New to cut the margin to one. But York rallies to score a 111.108 again the 76ers refused to fold, and Steve Mix hit two victory, moved free throws in the final minute The win Philadelphia to within one to clinch the victory. game of the Atlantic Division. "The guys didn't quit," said leading Boston Celtics. "I was very impressed with New York Coach Red Holzthe way they (the Knicks) man. "They came back kept coming back," said against a very good team." The Stetson Hatters also proved rude hosts to northern The University of Central Florida Knights, the NCAA's Julius Erving, who paced the In other games, Houston edged Cleveland, 118-115, in Division II number one team, made a few defensive ad- visitors. 76ers with 29 points, The DeLand squad romped over Buffalo University Tuesday The Sixers, now 29-11, built overtime, San Diego topped justments and then went on a second half scoring spree to post night by an 82-62 margin. an 82-69 lead with four Kansas City, 124-116, Chicago an 86-70 win over Dickinson (Pennsylvania) Tuesday night. The victory marked the 11th straight for the undefeated BUFFALO (82): Boule 61-313, Smitli4 46 16, Parson 70-0 14, minutes left in the third downed Milwaukee, 110402, Walton 1 0.0 2, quarter, but Michael Ray San Antonio outscored Orlando squad who found themselves sitting atop the first Freeman 30-16, Walker 0 0.00, Acree 5 1-111, McMillian 00.00, Fitzpatrick 0000, Jones 00.00. Totals 286-11 Utah Division II ranking of the year. Richardson hit three baskets Denver, 137-134, 62. and passed off for two others defeated Detroit, 124-110, and The Knights looked like anything but the nation's best team STETSON (82): Ewing 50-010, Guye 120-024, Johnson 00-0 through much of the first period and trailed 25.17 after 1.17, Weston 30-06, Montgomery 40-08, Burnell 3 0, Dickinson's smooth passing offensive consistently found 0.0 6, McDowell 10.0 2, Corzine 5 1.1 11, Kaczmarek 12-2 4, open man insIde. Wilkes 2 0-0 4, Roach 0 0-0 0. Totals: 39 4-4 82. But Sanford product Ruben Cotton got the Knights moving Halftime Score -Stetson 47, Buffalo 31. Fouled out - None. The DeLand Lady Bulldogs Riggins 3, Bennett 2. Totals: midway through the first half as UCF tied the score at 33-all Total fouls -Buffalo 9, Stetson 15. A - 2,471. Improved their Five Star 215-17 47. with a little over five minutes remaining. DELAND (48): Shannon 0, Conference record to 8-1 DICKINSON (70): Crawford 3 1-27, Ward 90-0 18, Zorica 23. At the half KnlgL't coach Torchy Clark, who stands on the Tuesday night with a slim 48- Heehler 1, Elrldge 2, Oakley 0, 47, Evans 70-014, Freysinger 60.012, Heal 02-2.3, Thorton 20. 47 win ever Seminole High. Barkley 12, Hardwick 0, threshold of his 200th college coaching career win, adjusted the 14, Dinger 00.00, Paula 10-02, Siniscak 00.00, Danziger 20.04, The loss dropped the Lady Jenkins 17, Pate 14, Jackson 2. defense that was keying on a high poet zone to sag a little in the McFarland 0 0.0 0. Totals 32 6-9 70. middle, The coaching move worked to perfection as the Seminoles to 5-3 on the season. Totals: 216-19 48. CENTRAL FLORIDA (86): Cotton 8 3-4 19, Krull 2 0-0 4, Halftime: DeLand 28, Knights sagged and stopped Dickinson's inside passing game. Rossin 40-08, Clark 122-2 26, Jones 10 1.221, Mekarski 00-00, Cotton, along with all-American Bo Clark sparked a second SANFORD (47); Davis 0, Sanford 15. Total fouls: Beachuin 00.00, McKinnon 00.00, Ebron 4 0-18, Haas 00-00, Jacobs 0, Mellon 13, Your- Sanford 16, DeLand 14. Fouled half scoring blitz as the Knights steadily pulled away from 4.4 James 00-00. Totals 406-986. Dickinson. shaw 7, Hardy 20, Cooper Z out:Mellon, Bennett. Top Ranked UCF Knights Romp, Stetson Has A Good Time Too DeLand Drops Lady Seminoles 47. WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Shop Orlando and Sanford daily :304:30, Sun. 124 Shop Leesburg, Do Land, W. Dora Kissimmee daily, Sun. 124 a The Silver Hawks rocketed to a 56-51 lead in the fourth quarter but failed to put away the Greyhounds. Sam Lemon brought the Lyman troops back, hitting a 25-foot jump shot with 1:17 left in the game, to give Lyman a 57.56 lead. The lead was short-lived, however, as Barnes came back down the floor and hit a jump shot from the baseline to put Lake Howell back on top with 57 seconds showing on the clock. Lemon quieted the crowd in a hurry as he tossed up another one of his long bombs to put the Greyhounds on the front end of a 59.58 score. One didn't have to guess that Robinson's troops were looking for Barnes the next time down the floor. He scored on a lay up off a perfect feed from junior guard Bruce Brightman to put the Silver Hawks back on top with 34 seconds left in the game. But as Lyman came down the court looking for the go ahead basket, Lemon was fouled in the process of shooting. He hit one-of-two free throws with 27 seconds left, setting the stage for Scott's heroics. "That was a tough ball game for us to lose," replied a dejected Lyman coach Tom Lawrence. "Lake Howell played awfully well, and it's tough to win on the road in the Five Star Conference." 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Horace Roland and junior Bill Burgess gave the Lion fans indications of things to come in the second quarter however. Burgrgess warmed up with six points in the second period, on a trio of inside drives to the bucket, and slick shooting Roland canned three jumpers from the top of the key to knot the score at 25 apiece with 2:20 left before intermission. A 10-footer by Doug Meyer and a fancy inside lilove by Ronnie Murphy off of a slick assist from Troy Kessinger equaled two more Lion buckets as Oviedo took its first lead of the bail game, 29-27, with 1:28 remaining before intermission. New Smyrna and the Lions traded baskets the remainder of the half as Oviedo took a slight 31.29 lead at the break. Lion coach Digger Phillips delivered a little alarmlike presentation on how his newly installed high-post weave was supposed to work. his squad woke up to the Rolling off the weave and using their picks perfectly, Kessinger tossed up six shots from the top of the key, connecting on all of them for 12 third uarter points. Roland likewise used the pick to perfection' and tossed in five long jumpers to add 10 points to the third period surge. The Barracuda's failed to adjust to the Oviedo strategy as the Lions opened up their biggest margin of Lambert Named AFC Defensive Best - NEW YORK iUPlt It seems Jack Lambert has been raised to play in the Super Bowl. And it's lucky for the Pittsburgh Steelers the illl• posing middle linebacker was around in the second round of the 1974 draft. Since I.ambcrt has been a member of the awesome Steelers, Pittsburgh has won three Super Bowl titles and Jan. 20 will shoot for No. 4 against the Los Angeles Rams in Pasadena, Calif. Liimbert enjoyed perhaps his finest season ever in 1979, earning his fifth straight Pro Bowl berth and leading the Steelers in tackles for the sixth consecutive season. On Monday, Lambert was named UPI's Defensive Player of the Year, receiving 18 votes from UPI's panel of 56 pro football writers -four from each AFC City. The 27-year-old graduate of Kent State beat out Houston safety Mike Reinfeldt, whose 12 interceptions led the NFL. Reinfeldt garnered 11 votes and Denver linebacker Randy Gradlshar finished third, with 10 votes. "I guess I was pretty lucky to be drafted by Pittsburgh," said Lambert. We '.von two II.. Points, rotor, condenser. For most U.S. and foreign cars. York n Jersy "That's great," said Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll, after learning of lambert's award. "Jack is kind of the heart of our defense. lie calls all our signals on the field, lie's a controlled leader and he has played excellent football this year. lie deserves the award." 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Clark $4 Pan American 60, Air Force 37 San Francisco 61, Noire Dame St w i. pci. u i vs 75 19 56ti -os ,. - Appointed - Northern hush Gary Durcl.'k offensive coor- dinator; Joe Novak defensive coordinator: Bob Oulmi quarterbect coach; Stvi Stnipling guard and center coach: and Bob Morris defensive secondary coach. I I ?; -. aSSCS -a tt'afli and personal best. Missouri-5t1.. 95, Wm. Penn 77 I. Pc?. OS 3517.59$- Mitwuke Al Super Howls my first two years here and it got to the ix)int where I was saying 'Geez, this team is supposed to win the Super Bowl all the time. When we didnt win it the next two years, let me tell %'(IU, it was tough.' Lambert, known for defensive leadership as well as his bomcrunciung tackles, recorded 119 tackles with 46 assists this SCilS011 and held together the "Steel Curtain" defense t'VCfl after linebackers Loren Toews and Jack haul were injured. lambert, at 6-foot4 and 220 pounds, also intercepted six - W L - US HWY. 17-2 AT AIRPORT BLVD There's an old saying that goes something along the lines of, "Let a sleeping dog lay." ' AtIaWIC Dietsisa 77' -. Herald Sports Editor the contest, 5740, as the third quarter came to an efl(I. Senior sensations Roland and Kessinger paced the Oviedo attack with 28 and 17 points respectively while Burgess hauled in nine rebounds and added 12 points to the Lion attack. The Barracuda's were paced by Craig Harlow's 15 points while John Taylor added 10. The victory Improved the lions to 74 on the year While New SHISTna [leach fell to 4-5. NEW SMYRNA (51): SweaI2, Schlegel 10, Taylor 11. Mi(-haelsCfl 2, Ross 2, Bennldt 3, Jones 4, Barlow 15, Wright 2. Totals 20 11-16 51. OVIEDO (67): Kessinger 17, Burgess 12, Jones 2, Roland 28, Murphy 4, Kopperud 2, Meyer 2, Totals 3237 67. College Basketball DOGS W ---- Sm)Tna by canning 14 of 17 third period shots from the floor. S AN FOR 0.0*LA P400 Tuesday night results First race -5.16,0 College Basketball Results S DG's Hot Toddle 22.40 47.60 8.10 3 Stave 29.40 17,40 By United Presi International East 1 Seerite 1.10 (3.5) 310.10; 1 ($3.1) I2oS;' Army 73. Kings Pt. $1 1 Barrington 67, Gordon 57 Time lies. Boston St 75, Mess Maritime 71 Second race -S-16,C Bridgewater St 72, Worcester St 62 2 Black Jack Mel 13.00 10.00 1.00 4.80 6.00 CW Post 69, Brooklyn 62 1 Altus KIckin Duquesne l?, St. Francis (Pa.) 6$ 4Bud'sC.inny s.00 E. Nazarene 96, Roger Williams 75 0(1.2) 23.60; P (2.1)150.00 : 1 (2. Frank & Marsh 69, Urslnus 6$ 1.4) 249.40; 00 ($3) 334.40: Time Georgetown 67, St. Joseph's (Pa.) 31.96. 33 Third race S-Is, M 1 Oil Ship 4.00 3.10 2.80 Georgetown 62, St. Joseph's 33 3 Pendleton 3.10 2.60 Hartwick 99 LeMoyne 76 2.40 Hunter 57, John Jay 16 2 Yachtsman Penn 59, Temple 16 O (13) 17.40: P (13) 21.50; T (1' Quinnlpiac 72, C. Conn. 5$ 3.3) 66.40: Time 31.51. Rhode Island 77, Old Dominion 63 Fourth race - SILO 10.60 3.60 3.00 Rutg.'s 81, Lehigh 63 lSmooth Cut 1 Doll's Julie 710 3.00 St. John's 44, Princeton 42 SWhahoo Bet 3.00 Williams SI, Babson 79 lot) South 0(1-4) 9.60: P (4.1) 53.40; T (41. Athens 64, Talladega SO 1)102.40: Time 31.59. Berry 95, Covenant III Filth race -S-16,D 6 Tally Brook 23.20 10.10 4.60 C. Florida $6, Dickinson 70 6.10 3.50 Chris Newport 97, E. Mennonite 7* SOiana 3.40 Detroit *01, Marshall 77 7 Rocktown Tom 0(54)57.40; P(d-S) *44.30; 1(6- Eli:. City 99, J.C. Smith $0 Kentucky St. 60 Lincoln 19 5-7) 433.00: Time 31.79. Lander SI, Alien 6$ Sixth race-5-16, 5 5.60 3.20 2.20 Limestone 90, Presbyterian $6 3 Drifts Ace 4.20 3.20 Louisville 91 St. Louis 65 2 Master Mix 6.00 Md..Balt, Co. 77, Nazareth 37 4 Brave One 0(2.3) 16.20: P (3.3) 75.60: T (3. Tenn. Wslyn 55, King 37 Stetson 12, Buffalo 62 2.4) 341.40. Valdosta St. 91, Ga. S$hrn 77 Seventh race -3-I,B 19.80 8.10 3.60 Voorhees 127, Claflin 95 5 DO's Caprice 7.00 4.40 York 70, Johns Hopkins 69 7 Tuft Oust 1.20 Midwest 6 Jeff Crash 0(7-1)U.40;P($-7) 129.30:1(1- Anderson 80, Hanover 73 Benedictine 77, Emporia St. 7$ lot) 74) 743.20; Time 39.3$. Bethel 60, Indiana Tech 57 Eighth race -S-16,C 3.50 3.10 2.60 Case Wsn 66, Hiram 60 3Red Tag 3.60 7.40 Carroll 77, Wheaton 70 S Femme Fatale 2.40 Cedarville $7, Mt Vernon Nirn 73 2 Ant loch Jet 0(3.5)10.10; P (3-5) 43.35; T IS. Chicago Circle 97, Milton (Wis) $7 Ferris $2, Spring Arbor 65 541 54.60; Time 31.62. Franklin IS, Indiana-SE 71 Nlnth race, 516.R 6 Hey Hotsy Totsy 9.20 3.50 2.20 Green Bay II, Whltewater 6$ 12.20 4.60 Hope 97, Purdue-Ft. Wayne 50 3 Tally Fran 3.40 Illinois St. 52, Westmont 44 ILoveiy Choice (3-6) 45.80: P (6.3) 75.90; T (6- Kenyon 70, Mt. Union 64 Lawrence 7*, Northwestern Coil. 3-1) 346.55: Time 31.56. 5$ Tenth race, 5-16,A Wright Fielder 12.00 510 4.00 Luther 79, Cornell 72 6.20 4.40 Marion 87, St. Francis 76 Memory Bank 5.40 Manchester 7$, Taylor 73 lot) 1Mineola Bales It 0(3-5) 35.50; p (5.3) 273.60; T (1- Malone 74, Ohio Dominican 69 ants I By JOE DeSANTIS Dog Racing Sal. Cany idea early in the third period and blistered New 'roBask.tbaIl - vs I'IAVY.O'JTY DELUXE SHOCKS FRONT END I - Pro Hoèkey - Lions WakeUp Late For 67-51 Win E kas Cit. CAt51I I \ I S PHc 16 28 364 9' 14 26 .350 9' 13 30 .302 *7 Pacific Division ORLANOO.SEMINOLE W L Pct. GB TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS Seattle 79 *3 690 First Game 1 29 II 674 S Jose Oyarm 10.20 10.60 6.20 Los Ang 2 PitaAmore 26 16 619 3 1.80 3.10 Phoenix 480 Portland 7 Echano Urquidi 23 23 .500 8 San Diego 73 23 .500 8 (25) 36-20; 1 (S27) 221.20. Golden St 13 28 .311 15' Second Game Tuesdays Results 2 Pita Reyes 10.80 1.00 3.60 Phila Ill, New York *08 lAldana Amore 100 3.80 Houston 118, Cleve *15, of 60guiza.Urquidi 1.40 San Antonio *37, Denver 131 (27) 37.00: P (2-7) 63.60; Chicago *10, Milwaukee 107 Trilecta Box (24-7) 261.40; OD IS. San Diego 121, Kan City 116 2) *50.30. Utah 174, Detroit 110 Third Game Indiana 177, Portland 118 7 Aldana.Oyari 15.70 9.20 660 Wednesday's Games lZateLora 5.20 500 New York at Boston 3LegueBeitia 5.80 New Jersey at Philadelphia 0(4.7)72.20; P (7.4) 13650; 1(7. Los Angeles at Washington 4.3) 612.60. Cleveland at Atlanta Fourth Game Denver at Houston 7 ZateMartinez *5.20 1060 480 San Diego at Milwaukee 2 Jose. Reyes 1.20 3.00 Golden State at Phoenix 4 Pita Arana 3.80 Indiana at Seattle (2.7) 41.60; P (7.2) 0.9O; Thursday's Game Trifecta Box (2.4-71 296.40. Chicago at Kansas City Fifth Game 2Oguiza Via *0.00 9.20 2.80 7ArtaElorza 5.80 6.10 6 Alava-Zarre 4.20 0(2.7)44.00; P (21) 125:10; 1(2. 7.6) $41.40. NHL Standings Sixth Game Patrick D.vilon 2ioseArana 9.80 1,60 1.20 W 1. T Pls. tAldanaKoldo *0.00 6.20 Phila 26 2 10 67 3 LeoueOyari • 6.20 NY Rangers 18 16 7 13 0(2.1)31.00; P (2-5) 132.00:1 (2. NY Islanders 16 16 6 38 432.20. Atlanta 15 10 S 35 SeventhOame Washington 10 73 6 26 3 Rica-Amore 1580 1.10 1.60 Smythe Division I Ajuria Perez 6.10 5.20 w t. i p,. 6AtdanaElorza 4.00 Chicago 15 13 12 12 '1 0(1.3) 32.40; P (3.1) 113.70; T (3. Vancouver 15 19 7 37 .1-6) 257.50. St. Louis IS *9 6 36 EighthOame Winnipeg 12 24 5 29 3 Rica Zarre 9.60 5.00 4.20 Colorado 12 73 4 28 2 Urizar-Urciuldi 5.60 5.20 Edmonton 9 20 9 27 SArta.Arana 0.60 Wales Conference 0 (2.3) 25.00: P (32) 75.60; T (3. Norris Division 26) 240.60. W L T Pts. Ninth Game Montreal 19 16 6 44 1 Eloria 14.00 6.00 6.60 Los Angeles 18 13 8 11 8 late 10.00 8.20 Pittsburgh 6 1311 13 S Juan 8.70 Detroit *3 *8 7 33 _____________________ p ll.5 I40.4&. /I5f(( • C (C 2 rIIQCtJ BOX (4511 1.10520 Adams Division *0th Game W L 1 PIs. lAna 10.10 5.40 2.80 Buffalo 76 11 3 55 2Menctez 3.60 2.00 Boston 21 Il 6 18 3Aiuria 2.00 Minnesota 20 9 8 48 (2-4) 27.40; P (4.2) 73.50: T (4 Quebec 16 17 6 38 2.3) 245.20. Toronto 17 18 4 38 llthGame Tuesday's Results 4 Bilbao Oyan, 1180 4.10 Fit) NY lslndrs 3. Vancouver 0 2Ogulza-Zare 3.40 3.20 Atlanta 2, Winnipeg 0 SUrizar-Koldo 12.60 St. Louis 6. Los Angele', 3 0(2.4)37.00; P (4-2) $12.50; 1(4. Boston 2, Colorado 2. tie 2.1) 653.00. Wednesday's Games 12th Game NY Rangers at Detroit lAlava.Menctez 8.80 5.00 3.70 NY Islanders at Buffalo 5MlkelY:a 8.00 10.20 Montreal at Toronto 2 Unizar Arana 3.20 Edmonton at Quebec 0(5-7) 54.50; P (7-1) 160.80; T 0. Vancouver at Pittsburgh 5.2) 251.00. Hartford at Minnesota A-1,61S; Handle $110,697. Los Angeles at Chicago Thursday's Games Winnipeg a' Philadelphia s•. tcr's at Boston Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1980-nA Missouri-Rolla 67, Baker 62 Eleventh race,S.16.0 OE'sStardust 31.70 33.20 7.30 Monmouth 97, Marycrest 76 9.60 3.40 River Falls 71, Northland 39 Streaker) 11.40 Southwestern 72, Sterling 63 Oourham 5 0 (3.5) $9.11: P (6-3) 11193.761 y St. John's II, Bethel 60 Tabor 100, Friends 94 (of) 1.34) 943.40; Time 3*36. Tiffin 67, Urbana 66 Twelfth race. 3.1. Mile, 0 Black Jack Phil 7.50 3.00 4.60 Tri-State 59, Huntington 36 1.20 1020 Walsh 86, Rio Grande 73 Drif's Heidi 1.60 Washburn 46, Ottawa 5$ QMaidsn Flight 0(1.3) 27.30; p (3-1194.211 1 (3. Wartburg 79, Grand View 75 Youngstown St. 50, Akron 67 p1.3) 207.10; Time 79.53. Attendance .3,291; Handle Southwest Arkansas 10, TCU 5$ *4,161. Okla. Chrstn 0, Kan. Newman 67 Okla. Bapt. 80, NW Oklahoma 77 St. Edwards 77, Austin Coll. 70 SMU 75, Baylor 72 Texas 99, Houston 73 Texas AIIM 43, Texas Tech 60 NSA Standings West Sy Untied Preis lnlerealieeel Boise St. 73, Portland St. 62 Eastern Cseier..ce OIL - w Denver Chicago Utah Jai Alai 345.20: Time 31.3$. I AUgn front end 2. K man' ufsty ma WESIWE JR. BOY'S LEAGUE jet Variety, Leroy Richardson is; Bernard Rouse 2; Raymond Oirryl; 'frcy Rollins 4; lit. Qtr. 13; 2nd Qtr. 0; 3rd. Qtr. 7; 4th Qtr. 12; Total 32. Tiplap Supermarket, Michael Edwards 10; Dajyofl (hp 10; Dexte' Franklin 7; Brian Graham 3; Rod Alexander 12*5 blocked .hota; Brian Brinaon2; lit Qtr. 2S; Ind Qtr. 0; 3rd Qtr. $; 4th Qtr. I; TOW 44. MeCsy's Clesaurs, Michael Wright 11; Darryl Williams 6; Andre WilhIlna4; Terry Miller 2; Grey Merthle 2; lit Qtr. 4; 2nd Qtr. 0; 3rd Qtr. 8; 4th W. 11; Total 21 CIL, Niche.) Simona 1$; Robert Snail 5; Jo-Jo Mccloud 10; Roger Hi112; Clswku&nIth3; 1s1 Qtr. I; Ind Qtr. 4; 3rd Qtr. 11; 4th Qtr. 11; Totals IS. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , -_ 'k'i 7 E'' . .'v'_- '.L.._ ..J. - ti4' •- .- .'- - . .. •. -, • ,,. .• 4' . - .;9.'. ,t' I .40 - I. .4 ,4 .-.- _..k. .-. . -• 4• ............... (.,... • .i4 - • .' -' '-.4 '. ' 4(•, ' ._.',. . .. k -b ,. ..' - �- 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. .. Widnosday, Jan. , 10 ' - •1 , - .•- - r..- --•-..- • Lynda Carter (left) turns in her "Wonder Woman" uniform For a revealing evening gown Saturday In a musical special on CBS (seen locally on Channel 6). The tall, stunning beauty may prove a welcome new attraction in the musical special format. OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Lynda Carter 'Wonderful' As Herself By VERNON '. i % 5 . . ....,. .: - t . b scoi'r HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Lynda Carter sheds her "Wonder Woman" image in a TV special of her own Saturday to prove she's a lot sexier out of that brief, patriotic costume than in it. Lynda sings, dances and gets folksy with her audience In the CBS musical special disappearing format on the tube, Aside from occasional Cher, Mitzi Gaynor or Ann-Margret musical extravaganzas, television has suffered a curious dearth of exciting ladles in glamorous outfits starring In their own shows, Unisex notwithstanding, there is aomethln about a beautiful young woman in a revealing gown that fascinates men and piques the interest of women, Lynda, in her first such appearance, Is a welcome new attraction in the musical special format. She's more than just another stunning beauty. A professional singer since she was 15, Lynda has a clear, strong voice and an easy presence on stage. The tall (almost 8 feet), slender Carter lives up to the rave reviews she received a year and a half ago in her nightclub debut at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace hotel, Lynda is a long-legged (vouchsafed by all who saw her in the red, white and blue Wonder Woman threads) gorgeous brunette with enormous blue eyes and other clear and present assets. Wonder Woman was a sterile sort of figure - despite her scanty duds - along the lines of Superman. She was a virtuous soul above and beyond romantic entanglements or any hint of sex appeal. A cartoon, Lynda, on stage gyrating to throbbing music, is quite another matter. She's a fle-and-blood siren who some have dubbed the sex symbol of the 1980s. And why not? Two years ago the Londonbased International Academy of Beauty voted her the most beautiful woman in tie world. As a teen-ager she won the 1973 Miss World-USA title. A native of Arizona and a born-again Christian, Lynda and her husband-manager Ron Samuels, cautiously endorse the possibility that she may indeed succeed the likes of Raquel Welch and Farrah Fawcett in the coming decade. As was the case with her predecessors, however, L}da is more anxious to establish her talent than to accentuate her obvious natural endowments. Sexless Wonder Woman did not sing or dance. Nor was the role as dramatically taxing as it was demanding on Lynda physically. "Wonder Woman was soft and feminine in her own way," Lynda said. "I tried to give her a sense of humor and vulnerability. I'm a lot more vulnerable than she ever was, that's for sure, "But I don't want anyone to think I'm trying to get away from the Wonder Woman image completely. Without her I wouldn't be doing this special. I wouldn't have had the opportunity to star at Caesars Palace. "She may not have been a really believable character, but at least Wonder Woman didn't wear a mask like Batman. My attitude was that she couldn't help what she was and I tried to make her behave as a normal person despite her special powers. "Almost every actress who stays in a series for any length of time must expect the public to relate her to the character she plays. But it also leads people to accept you in other areas of show business. "Wonder Woman was restricting and limiting, of course. I played her in 60 episodes, on and off, for five years. Now I want to be accepted as a singer and actress in TV and movies." Lynda's affection for Wonder Woman will be immediately apparent to viewers who tune in her show Jan. 12. The gal in the snug red, white and blue outfit and golden tiara introduces Lynda to open the special. It may be the last time Lynda dons the costume. Her next project Is "The Last Song," a CBS-TV movie in which she plays a recording star involved in a mystery with an ecological background, 'Topless Bar Gets Cold Shoulder (And Then Some) In Carter Campaign Building By DICK WEST her sidewalk signs advertising "topless and bottomless dancers." That severely damaged her lunch-hour business, she cornplained. Then, %"!'en the weather turned cold last month, she discovered her club had no heat at night. Miss Stiles said she _ras told the heat was being turned off after it was no longer cctIt '}CLc1& t3f the buIlding's 14 floors. Miss Stiles now uses three portable electric heaters to keep her bare dancers warm. Even so, said dancer Didi Whittier, "Every night we threaten to go home, it's so cold. And the customers either keep their coats on or leave right away." Asked about the plight of their co-tenants, Linda Peek, Carter-Mondale campaign news secretary, vowed there had been "absolutely no contact between the committee and the bLCg owners" regarding either the signs or the ternperature. Sabina's Salaam, voiced suspicions the political group was bringing heat on her landlord to have her heat cut off. For almost two years, Miss Stiles said, she ran the bar as smoothly as a stripper peels off a glove. But, last August, the Carter-Mondale committee moved into the downtown building, and her troubles began. WASHINGTON (UP!) - There are few sights more piteous than goose bumps on a topless dancer. But the goose bumps can be clearly seen and there are suggestions the Carter-Mondale campaign committee is trying to freeze out a go-go bar that shares Its national headquarters building. The cornmlt&c forthrighti <lcmec . ' Sabina Stiles, a Turkish-born former belly dancer who owns First, she said, the Po1f1,.r)eveIovn!vt ing managen,, o.ked her W TCflIOVC during -La-j"677--T 'Kramer' Nominated HOLLYWOOD UP!) - The highly acclaimed motion "Kramer vs. picture :- Kramer" captured eight : nominations to lead the competition ln the 3lthannual : Golden Globe Awards presentations later this month. The television series "Taxi" was nominated six times In the nine television rtes , Alexander all won supporting nominations. Also competing for best dramatic movie Is "Apocalypse Now," "The China Syndrome," "Manhattan" and "Norma Rae." Nominations for best comedy or musical movie went to "Being There," "Breaking Away," "Hair," "The Rose" and 1110," The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 1980 award ceremonies honoring outstanding motion pictures and television will be held Jan. 26 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. "Kramer vs. Kramer" was nominated as best dramatic movie of the year and its star, Dustin Hoffman, as best dramatic actor. Co-stars Justin Hem7,P4qry1WWandJane ; WS4 two best actress nominations, for her performances In "Luna" and in "Starting Over." mother, Mrs. Leona Baxter, Geneva. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. EDDIE K. MILES Eddie K. Miles, 69, of 908 -. a Myrtle Ave., Sanford, died Seminole Monday at Memorial Hospital. Born In St. Louis, Mo., he moved to Funeral Notice Sanford from Brooksville, ---------.----------_ • Fla, in 1950. WI• ,• nc was an uiiiI&i IIULII-run.r.0 -----i.a ' ----r..,.I. A.sI.I 11. ni . -. rI.. ... mecnarnc and an U5SOCWLC W Geneva, who died Tuesday at • member of the Fleet Reserve Seminole Memorial Hospital, Association in Sanford, will be at 10 am., Friday at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel He Is survived by his wife, with Rev. Larry Sherwood of. : Lois, Sanford; son, Charles ficlating. Burial in Geneva E., Longwood and three Cemetery. Gramkow In charge.' •• DRIVERS S 'grandchildren. MILES, £0011 K. - Funeral II . ' Semoran Funeral Home is services for Eddie K. Miles, ö, in charge of arrangements. of 905 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, who AUTO I INSuRANcE ALL : -• died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital will be at Ii a.m., Thursday, at Semoran Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Fred Gardner of Grace United FRANCIS A. BAXTER .....4 uu,a 322-0285 Brush and roller cleaner soaks deep, works fast. Water rinable. KE-1 QUART 2.47 HARDWARE STORE PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. U WI - •I. . 0' *TONY RUSSIs INSURANCE: : 2417 NCH : SANFO1D - ---• ' " KLEENZ (162."22.) k.nt,t, U."TJ equipment operator. Survivors include his wife, ,Marle Baxter, Geneva; son, Bruce Baxter, Geneva; three tbrothers, Edward, Dania; Bert, Union Park and Louis Baxter, Geneva; six sisters, Mrs. Susie Dreggers, Geneva, Mrs. Marie Hill, Okeechobee, I Mrs. Mary Goldrlck, Sanford, Mrs. Shirley Mull, Marietta, Ga., Miss Sara Baxter, Sanford and Mrs. Lucille Pendarvis, Shelby, Tenn., - - 94 PHONE Francis Arnold Baxter, of Geneva died Tuesday at Methods? Church Sanford of. ficiating. Burial in Highland I Seminole Memorial Hospital. Memory Gardens. Visitation, 6.9 A native of Minis, he lived all p.m., Wednerday, at Semoran 'of his life in the Geneva area. , . Fui'ai Home, 622 W. Semoran He was a commercial Boulevard, Altamonte springs 'uaiiuiiaii All iirolla u and six., ask as EN wa.! E&Z KAHE.) ME.: 1Rj TEST FLAT WALL & TUIM FIØ -r --. has 1 - Nome I r::ii::-1l:u1—.. LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT ACRYLIC LATEX about HOUSE PAINT atherA 11- • WE SPICIALIZI IN isies. Brakes. Al mint ACCISSORI. . TIRIS .FOR CARL - can' "" surfice. pw*trite its tough D'l.. fast to a soft, • IOR ut.' uuIUs LastIng cola msens Inse need to repaint. Ideal for wails and woodwork In ave.y room. Soapy Wi10.91.tprclssnu LATEX RAT I High-hiding formula for Flat U, GAL of Wi$fliDIS. Usually W1RTJ :%t ry ht, I Unique latex oil-emulsion for covers in one coat. Utsø. ills clean. 01 mula. Protects like an oil paint up in soap High hiding. Resists weather it 01 I' stains. 35 Jamestown colors.HP) WSW. __ GALLON . 6.97 A -, - MONROE SHOCKS Oo W. HWY. 4 . LONGWOOD I to? a m on the weeknds and rods my bike home after work." Neal said he never lost his Interest in cooking and while -he has changed his career, he still enjoys getting into the kitchen as a hobby. Like many cooks, he uses a lot of In. genulty when combining ingredients and substitutes freely. "I never use a recipe," be said. "I just go Into the kitchen and just start cooking. If I don't have one thing, I'll use another." As an example, Neal said he was making potato salad and found he was out of mayomalae. He used mushroom soup straight out of the can as a substitute and claims it is delicious, Neal came' across the idea for maraschino chicken in a similar manner, The original recipe called for fruit cocktail to be mixed with the chicken, but all Neal had was the juice from a jar ofmaraschino cherries. He poured that over the chicken and now it is a popular favorite around the Neal household. Another dish Neal fixes that is a little different is his version of pizza. The topxzig of tomato sauce, cheese and other ingreatenis can oe wnaiever you uxe but the dough used for the crust Is different. He buys from bread dough that you bake at home and after It thaws he spreads It out on the bottom of a large cookie sheet. When the pizza cooks, the dough rises about an inch high and makes a great thick crust pizza. The Neala have five children, two of whom are seniors In college, and they have been back In Sanford for six months after being up north for some time. They had previously been here for five years. Neal's wife, Janice, is a registered nurse at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She is of Italian descent and handles the spaghetti, laugpe and linguine, said &WXRMUT AND PORK RMS 2 possids rib. ns sauerkraut 1 pint jar The Norman deVere Howard aIJ$SF of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) met at the home of Mrs. L.D. Rantings. Mrs. E.A. Sowell and Mrs. Vernon &CM111111110weeco.hnstes. 11w proam was led by Mrs. Donald D= who spoke on the life of Judab P. Beniarin,Ssorsta,vof Warol the Confeduracy. Born in 1111 at Saint Coll, Virgin Idads, under ternporsey 0606 orcupeney, he poor EngJlth was lb.______of Jewish ducat As ca= là lbs United States ala 1397009 I , prizes Including a 82,000 Tobasco sauce Pepper .. Mix salt and pepper In buttermilk to taste. Add tobasco sauce Wit!! mixture 15 light pink. Dip meat in mixture, and roll in flour and fry. Serves 4. FRIED RICE 1 cup rice Chopped ham or shrimp Chopped onion Chopped celery I cup water Soy Sauce Garlic salt and pepper Brown uncooked rice in large skillet with a little olive oil and saute vegetables. Add water and meat and simmer until watnr has evaporated and rice Is tender. Season to taste with soy sauce, salt and pepper. MARASCHINO CHICKEN 4 chicken breasts 4 chicken legs 2 chopped onions Juice from maraschino cherries Soy sauce Sprinkle liberal amount of soy sauce over chicken and a light amount of garlic salt and pepper. Bake chicken and onions in 375 degree oven for 30 minutes. men auti generous amount of cherry juice and return to oven for an additional 30 minutes or until chicken is tender. Serve over fried rice, SUPER HAMBURGER MEAL 2 large hamburger pa tties In between patties put cheese, sliced onion, tomatoes, salt and pepper. Seal edges of patties with fingers and fry in usual manner. Serve on large bun. One for each serving, A - ,I I - OVEN BROWNED POTATOES • " -. - = .. • .' '& .' - • • ..-. ., . - .. I • I •1 ( • • '. .- ir .'.' DE DEAR ABBY: In response FULL CUT ROUND STEAK BONELESS SMOKED HAMS rest I would be a lousy lover, That's why the little WOfllfl and I sleep in separate bedrooms. She snores up a storm. ARTHUR IN ARIZONA DEAR ABBY; Sleeping apart Is really great. I meet a lot of new girls that way. My wife stays on her side of town. and l stay in the other 95 Ellenton, Via., played an percent of tt UnpwWt and exciting pert In LARRY IN the file of Benjamin. He bid COLUMBUS,OHIO there in his perilous :i: DEAR ABBY: I'm 33 and from the Federal forces to my husband is X. He's always He died in Paris, been a very restless sleeper, France, May 1114. and gets up several times meGami3eMansion Is nowngtheidghltomakenotes ciesignati U or read. (He says he gets his Benjamin Memorial and is hat thinking dons at night.) 0110 of the flhlfl3CfOUI histOriC The only way I can get any sitesandmonwnustsOwed sleepistosleepinanother under da JUriidktiOli Of the room, wIdth I do. plorkla Board of Parks and Believe me, It hasn't hurt Historical Memorials. ,, Our dW&en are Hastings, 10,7,6,4,2 and another is on Mrs. L.D. praddt, presided duriq the the way.' business session. SLEEPSAPARTI3UT , DEAR ABBY: We've been married for 37 years and love each other.For years we slept or, I should say, together tried to sleep together. He's a big man who sleeps spreadeattled. He also snores like a sawmill, I wanted to sleep next to him because I enjoyed the closeness and pillow talk naturally, the and, lovemaking, but once he fell asleep he assumed the spread-eagle position and started to snore. I would poke mm in inc rios w mase lUll) turn over, which disturbed HIS sleep. This went on for years until I decided to move Into another bedroom the smartest move I ever made. CAThY OUT WEST DEAR ABBY: I am 92 and my wife is in her 70s (she doesn't like to tell her exact age). We have been married WW A3100V for 47 years and have had our separate bedrooms for the last 35 years. But that doesn't mean we don't share the same BUY NOW bed at least part of the night or day. AND SAVE Every morning about 4:30 or S am, my wife comes Into my bedroom and crawls into GREAT bed with me. We do our I cuddling and lovemaking for about an hour and then she goes back to her own bedroom. NO NAMES IN FLORIDA Do you whk you had more friends? For the secret Of popuhariiy, get Abby's new booklet: "How To Be - LB. WHOLE OR HALF 79 $1 CUIUR CUT CHUCK STEAKS LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE—SHOULDER CUT SWISS STEAKS NATURALLY AGED $1 99 ENGLISH CUT ROASTS 1 LB. OUR OWN HOMEMADE BULK 19 $1 U BREAKFAST SAUSAGE LB. PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE IOWA MEATS 210$S.FRENCHAVE 1AIIIII)Ry u (l_ $919 U.S.D.A. CHOICE with a lung, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. GETS TOGETHER LB. FULLY COOKED '. Popular; You're Never Too Young or Too, Old." Send $1 AR - —. NATURALLY AGED U.S.D.A. CHOICE - to JERI OUT WEST, who sleeping got to do with lovemaking? Nothing wnaisoeverm ii iwon't get my .''. We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged heavy Iowa bail ' S I LOVE MY HUSBAND IN ALHAMBRA DEAR ABBY: What has - MEATS Sleep*ing Apart Ha No Effect On Love wondered how many couples who really love each other sleep apart: We've been married for 34 years, and for the last 17 years we have had twin beds. There is nothing like it for comfort and total hin in film TT. 9 %; 93^0 every which way without worrying about kicking one another, or breathing In each others' faces. He likes the blankets on. I like them off. If he has a cold, he can keep the cold germs In his own bed. And when it comes to intimacy, we manage nicely. One twin bed is big enough for both of us. -. IOWA -. . '., .. 4 large potatoes, peeled and quartered 4 ounces olive oil ½ teaspoon garlic gait ½ teaspoon pepper. ½ teaspoon salt Chond narslav ganarnua amount 'i Make mixture of all ingredients except potatoes. Dip potatoes in mixture and place on cockle sheet In 375 degree oven for 30 minutes, or until tirid• P .--. scholarship, travel to London and San Juan, Puerto Rico (among other sites), a wardrobe, fur, diamonds and r other prizes. . . According to pageant - . • •*.".' . records, 152 girls, ages 2.8, were In competition for Tiny Little Miss America, Desiree Russell, upper Miss America Bab Miss hoto, with the 7--foot trophy and other trophies America and Little Missp America. 'mere were 56 little she was awarded in national competition over the weekend. girls in Desiree's age category vying for Little Miss businesses in Waukegan trophies and prizes. sponsored Desiree and conAmerica. Destree was born Ii According to her mother, tributeci all her clothing, Waukegan. When she Wa shoes, travel and allied ex- about 1-year-old, the lamB she I= no special Denise said she did store penses. moved to Sanford and lived a modeling for Montgomery Master's Cove Apartments Ward in Waukegan. "The While In the area, the About a year later, the) Wendy Ward director told me family made the Ken Russell moved back to Waukegan to get her involved she is so home headquarters. They where John is a sign painter. pretty," Denise added, departed for Waukegan The Russells have another Denise said several Tuesday night with crates of daughter, 2. -- to receive his education, becoming a prominent lawyer In Louisiana and a U.S. Senator from that state. Mrs. Dunn stated that Benjamin gave Important service, to the Confederacy and was the ablest and most faithful member on President Jefferson Davis' advisory council. Benjamin joined the secion movement at Its start and became first the Attorney General and later Seorstary of War. As the Confederacy was coI19slng, the Gamble Mansion at I second 112 ounce can beer Drain sauerkraut and put all ingredients in crock pot. Cook slowly for 6 to 8 hours. Serves 4. VENISON OR CUBED STEAK 4 cubed steaks or venison 2 cups butter milk Garlic salt 9" -- VANSTIUCKS,4WD - COMPLETE LINE OF By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVFS Editor And here she is Miss America, Desiree Russell, a former Sanford resident and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Russell, 210 Flamingo, Sanford. The new beauty queen's father, John Russell, said when he was graduated from Seminole High School In 1972, he never dreamed of a . * .. . . W.' daughter to say the least of a 1 -. .' I national celebrity daughter. • Desiree's mother, Denise, 4 who is from Waukegan, Ill a ---= - .•. '-- _____ . 4 where the family lives said, "It's hard to believe. You sit - - there and dream. All of the little girls are so pretty." And Desiree - Little Miss America? "She likes the excitement of being on stage and meeting the girls," her mother said. "And after it's all over, she settles back as if nothing had Ii. ! ....a— • . . The fvearpJgj bJui'-e2'e'.' . •—-r i. blonde beauty entered her Herald Photo by Tom Pfetsil first pageant last year in Rev. Fred Neal is at home In the church kitchen as he is in the pulpit. Waukegan when she won the title of Baby Miss Illinois. The national 3-day pageant at the Tupperware Auditorium and Cook Of The Week Lake Beuna Vista over the past weekend was Desiree's pageant. She walked off with 15 a trophies and about that many .- UDC Reviews'Life Of Benjamin - 1, ul- -. SS mod. "I don't dare cook Italian," he said. __ jT ..• - 0 NP By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Rev. Fred Neal got Interested In cooking when he was teenager in West Virginia by working in his parents' restaurant. "When I was In the tenth grade I was short order cook," said Neal, who Is the minister at the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford. "I worked from 11 p.m. 000000000 10 LOW COST S Z. A Lot Of lngenut'*ty U1 CUyliumb p1dod. up AREA DEATHS Here he IS... Liffle MI* Amenca And ces FoodWith "For 8 Golden Globes Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1960-1B 323412$ SANFORD INVENTORY I - ,.•• ,.• SALE .. ••... ••. ••••___ ••••• I. •. C. - This is just one example of the fantastic savings Home Appliance Centerl at "5....,. WASHER Large Capacity Basket 1_ II - • Regular Timed Cycle .- -- - Warm Wash and Rinse Temperatures • Durable Porcelain Enamel Finished Top, Lid, Tub and Basket DRYER • Standard Capacity II Timed Cycle (140 minutes) EM Fixed Temperature (regular) I' - • Durable Porcelain Enamel Finished Clothes Drum wJ SELECTION 478 FOR THE PAIR Rsg. '539 IiJI I .c. Apr fl, -1 -iT. - 7 , i.PL.i.- •,_, '4 'iV : ; i,' •.-. - I nfl !' �:' il—EVening Herald, Sanfod Fl Wednesday, Jan. .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. so , Legal Notice Man .:::'::; :' Fired For Dressing Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Seminole Winter Park Orlando . Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Pt. A. Box TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 831-9993, 157, Sunset Dr., Longwood, NOTICE Is hereby given that Notice Is hereby given that the 322.2611 Seminole County, Florida under undersigned pursuant to the the uAdililgMd, pursuant to the As Woman In Legal Limbo the fictitious name of SEMINOLE "Fictitious Name Statute", "Fictitious Name Statute', RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT GLASS & MIRROR, and that I Chapter 565.09, Florida Statutes, Chapter 563.05, Florida Statutes, BILOX!, Miss. (UP!) — It may take a 44C line Attorney Otto Wusnack of the Biloxi-based Intend to register said name with will register with the Clerk of the will register with the Clerk of the couple of months to get a civil service hearing . .. .$c a line HOURS 3M.tiv.times South Mississippi Legal Services Corp. said the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit Court, In and for Seminole Circuit Court of Seminole County, times.....Mc a line Seminole County. Florida in ac ic.ngicutIvS for a man who was fired from acivjilan job at Count. Florida upon receipt of Florida, upon receipt of proof of P.M. he currently is pursuing administrative cordancewiththe provisions $: AM. — 5:30 of the proof of flu publication of this publication of this notice, the Keesler Air Force base for attempting to FRIDAY MONDAY tttru appeals of the ).day suspension and he Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: notice, the fictitious Name, to- wit: fictitious name, to wit: 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon wear women's clothes to work, an attorney subsequent dismissal through the civilian Section 863.09 Florida Statutes LA BODEGA GROCERY STORE, FLORIDA WAY _________________________ said Tuesday. under which I am under which this party Is engaged Merit System Protection Board in Atlanta. 1951.Sig. Anthony Ramos , in busIness at 205 Sweetwater engaged in business at S.R. James Gootee, 42, who plans to undergo a DEADLINES Wusnack said, however, he had Just mailed Dean Blair SQuare, Longwood, Florida 32730. Forest City Center. Store Nos. sex-change operation, was notified last week an appeal of the dismissal this week and said Charles M. Sawyer That the party interested In said and 10, Forest City, Florida. The a Before Publication his GS-3employment as clerk -typist at the Publish: January 9, 16, 23, 30, 1950 That the parties interested in business enterprise Is as follows: the merit system board would have 120 (i3's ----f!i.It ...itIe.. 1,..tl....2...... _..i.I L flFPfl .P01W UUPIIIVPP i.••• V111C1M .o,.---1W WV .. b.,....&i.i I I lA,.IA OlOS I.M. V707 flC%MWCIWUII S UUdUUU would ne irom me aate of its receipt in which to set a -_NOOfl rrioay Health Clubs, Inc. f011ows: terminated effective today. hearing. He said he may take the matter into NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 20$ Sweetwater Square Hamorrad inc. Gootee, who prefers to be called Lorraine REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Lloyd Morris, Longwood, Florida 32731) federal court before the 120 days are up. Notice is hereby given that the Dat ed at Orlando, Orange Vice Pres., Treasurer — . Gibson, has been on suspension for the past 30 _______________________ The attorney said Gootee was "$540 -.----undersigned, desiring to engage In Roland Harvey County, Florida this 20th day of --days without pay. He previously was behind" in his apartment rent as a result of business under the fictitious name s-i.ost & Found December, 1979. President, Secretary 4—PersOflals suspended for 10 days wi th pay last of WYMOPE VILLAGE at number being out of work and was using foodstamps - - -. Dated at Fern Park, Seminole FLORIDA WAY RACQUETBALL — -875 South Wyrviore Road, & HEALTH CLUBS, INC. County, Florida, December 27, November after reporting to work dressed in than effort tosubsistuntil the matter could LOST: area 24th 1 Orange, Allamonte Springs. Florida, in 1979. By; Paul J. Heçiner,Pruldent FREE-Pan Pals overseas. women's clothing, settled, female Golden Retriever, yr. tends to register said name with Publish Jan. 2. 9, 16, 23, 1950 Publish: December 26, 1975 & Write Dorian Agency. 103 old. REWARD. 3220724, 319. the Clerk of the Circuit Court of DER-7 January 2, 5, 16, 1950. Windermere Rd., PatChWaY 5941. cminoIe County. Florida. DEQ$1 Bristol, BS 12.5PP, England. NATIONAL PROPER TIN Meany Back In Hospital Legal Notice Y ________ ______ State age, hobbies & _____ ___ __ LOST: wh. shop. VFSTORS II, a California limited -____________ ___________ requirements. strapcoliar,lromW. Lk. Mary FICTITIOUS NAME WASHINGTON (UP!) — George Meany, president of the partnership, authorized 10 do Blvd. REWARD. Call Joe 322. Notice Is hereby given that I am business in the Slate of Florida I WILL NOT BE RESPON• AFL.CIO for 24 years, has been readmitted to George FICTITIOUS NAME aft 9 p.m. FICTITIOUS 'AME 5000 engaged in business at 102 under the name NATIONAL SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. Noticeishereby given that lam PROPERTY INVESICRS II Notice is hereby given that e Kingswood Court, Sanford, Washington University Hospital, a spokesman for the labor CURPED BY ANYONE engaged In business at Pt. 4. Box (LTD are engaged in business at 2100 Seminole County, Florida,under 6—Child Care ___________________________ group said Tuesday night, OTHER THAN MYSELF AS 157, Sunset Dr., Longwood, MYERS. KAPLAN, LEVINSON, Howell Branch Road, Maitland, the fictitious name of SPRING • OF Jan. 9, 1900. Meany, as, returned to the hospital during the weekend for Seminole County, Florida under . Florida 32731, Seminole County, FALL PROFESSIONAL HOME DENIN & RICHARDS BarneyHeadrick Noon 16 - I trestmentof an inflamed leg, said Al Zack. He said fluid began building on the retired labor leader's leg dur ing the holiday Attorneys for Applicant Of DRYWALL, and that I intend to Robert F. Howard, Esq. register said name with the Clerk 1125 Brickell Avenue Period, of the Circuit Court, Seminole Miami, Florida 33131. Leader of the 13.6 milllonmember federation from its in.. County, Florida In accordance Publish' January 2. 9, 16, 23, 1950. the provisions of the FIc OF P.S ception in1965 untilNovember 1979, Meany was forced to give with titlous Name Statutes, To-Wit: up his post at the organization's bienniel convention because of Section 565.09 Florida Statutes health problems. He was named AFL-CIO president emeritus 1957 51g. Charles M. Sawyer Won his retirement. Anthony Ramos Meany began a period of ill health last spring shortly after' Publish: __________ 1ARRIVE January 9, 16, 23, 30. 1950 AUVE L the dea th of his wife, Eugenie. He was injur ed in a geif cart DER-21 __ acctdent shortly thereafter-and has never fully recovered. _- _______ ______ . . . ~ 01.- -!- 51g. Jewelene Stern STATE ma _________ ______ __________ 1s—t'Ip Vianted IF F NOTICE OF ACTION IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF LAURIE MC CAIN Petitioner " Netvsp3l lout 1, ,, -- I:. , : r1IrLlL - - 9 Newspaper V-I .. I _-: EnJoy the most complete LOCAL news cov era - - .I . - -- ' 1:1 a- - the current events latest in fashions ...what's happening on the sports scene ...you'll find the Information you're looking for right in '' ,-..:....-.. j.. - • - •- All " ': '--V.--.,,_,,_,. - ' Vs. .--..•..-', :- .. •0 ' I. T"' 1 ge in Seminole County plus FLORIDA in,brief, NATION in brief and WORLD in brief. -' / ' your local newspaper ...the Evening Herald. ' Cooks, P.T. exp. only in dining. 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'' ' - - -- • - '1 - - 'I __ Novel oraiigis&grapefruit $lbu.Callatter3p.m. 333 PubIiitt Jan 9,14,1* , • . 25—Loans mix. Crumiey 3320257. CREATIVE , _____ EXPRESSIONS CaiIJoAn 3227113 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL-Lots Sanford I AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath, 4 years old, at end of Quiet, well kept street. Fenced backyard with utility shed. 1 year warranty. $39,900. Fireplace, large tree shaded lot on lovely street. $7,500. JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath Home in nice area, convenient Realty, REALTORS. 332.1972. location. sn,soo. 2 BR, 1 B apt., CH.A, w-w fully @W. reasonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 332034). 31—ApSrtflhsfd$ SOINIRAL LABORERS i'steelman, IuW S DISK CLERKS $SANMAID$ ICASHIEESS W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7111, Sanford VA-F HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment clean, lovely 3 BR, 11A P0. 3 BR home, 1g. OR, LR, Pam. READY TO SELL rm. with fi.place, will. rm. OR 2 B w-CH & CA, w'w car. node lof.$345&s.c. dep. No 3 pet ing,exc. cond. OnlySlS,000. -_ 3239514 $NOUSIKIEPERS $DI$NWASNIR$ $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns 334b0iu1* FUFnithSd_ TI1ESE ARE ONLY . A FEW • "Your Future 35R,1½B,economicalgaswall furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fib. rm., w.w carp., $29000. ___________ 2330 me. 333-4035. ________________________ V. 1111-111111101111111illit 11111111111111111 I - SflC) River. isa, ii, new w.* carp., flew kJt,pppl,,fencodyd.goodloc. MA EMPlOYMENT oil Frencl,Ave. 323-3176 er _ 3$.cresfenc.donW.klvaRiv . STEMPER AGENCY CaItl.onlyl 3234051 REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE * * * * * * * * _______ , ___________________I DININOROOMELEGANCE 2 BR, 1 bath, 1g. covered patio, 3 IlotIri want to rent meter and fencedback yard. EXTRA soft cont., for JESUS room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA 'uoshpJsgaft3pm. ' l iveable. $37,500. ' -. To write news wal gej., - from LONG WOOD . IANFOO D, WINTER 5PRINGI, . CAsfls,$I*Iy and N. you - ___ 411 -4111 11111111 0 hvsaknafoçsof,,ssg;' social raes VW j' ty Neiji, W90i CallBart NIW LISTING- 3Sdrm,3both his new: w•w Corp, paint, Can N-A.&iyr old roofs Din Rm, Muted Pam len & huge NecW yd in. Pinecreat. Only prsewia in. colusw, in ThS, REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 337 7191 3 BR, 28 luxury home, w tropical paradise. Many n' free Must see. All for uo. VA-FHA terms avail. , 1119501 ' . 0I1Y11C90 BANANA LAKE-FRONT: 3 s*m. s .ini, us, sq N, huge' Pam am wflreplace over. IIIS Oak sttsdid lot W400' . , QUl$ElVIIIDITOI 323-$51 e-IdsHy MPri 5I5erINe,kINN,T New muNl.I,vei tow be,be ' 091900. plvcy a, • 4 , old . - lvi psnan, AIC LIIMEL iij - W.Jefs, to guest cottage. ____ ...Arewcl 1111011 oninuBSilIris0Iiud SlOSH s, iuws AM • . W. interest to qualified Law dw,v" 94 - DON'TMIS$THISONEI DON'T MISS THISONEI 3 or 4 BR, C.H&A, older 2 story home. Completely redone w- 00,000 32 • IS c-REALTOR,MLS Eves. 3220612, 322.1557 207E.2Sth St. LIST NOWI Call Wait Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 625.3003 Lakefront, Enterprise Rd. on Lake Lenardy. 3 BR, 21/e B, nestled among beaut. trees. 2 acres, beach house I boat dock. $57,500. P;Ioian Realty, Realtors. 131.1942. Eves, or after hours 131.233S,$69OWlor 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN.ZONEDMULTI UNIT. $28,500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, NEW PAINT, PANELING I. CARPETS. SUPER NICE. 5251500. 131.0052. HOUSE FOR SALE Alta. Spgt, Fla., Seminole Cnty. Details furnished. Write P.O. Box 641, Winter Park, Fla. EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY. DUTCH GAMBREL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH DELUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. ___________________ ---- ---- — 42—blIe Homes $59,500. ---' SEIGLER REALTY ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. on beautiful I yr. old Double wide w-2 huge bdrms, 2-baths, Can H.A I calm kitchen. BROKER 3439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 3271577 Sanford 3210440 loiOrlando Dr. VA$PuFlninhlne STENSTROM REALTY — - COUNTRY LIVINGI 4 BR, 31 home In Osteenl 5 acre mini-farm, above ground pool, barn Ilofs morel IPP WAR RANT. ED. Enjoy for 144.9001 Call 323fl2l for Into. Qs OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, READY TO BUILD IN NICER AREA. 50,300. IACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR UP$ALA 110*0. NEEDS FILL. $10,SOO TERMS $33,500 24 10322.9283 . - Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 SEIGLER REALTY IROKIN 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford nde 2565 REALTORS (J PARK 321O4O Branch Office 3271377 3232222 -• • obligation. Realty, Realtors 531-1942. Eves or after hours, 53 1 0057, - Steri,goodworkingorder HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. Estate Wanted -- 323 1734 YAO-2100 Lot orAcreagewanted For mobilehome 2-0215 TV rope 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 5493.75 bal. $113.14 or sii mo. & Sold A apgrouri ml, West of lIon SR 46 to Orange Blvd. Thurs, Jan. 10th & 241 h, IS pm Good assort ment of crafts. Y'aI Cornell Accessories ROBSON MARINE' 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ______ Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, I Gen. Repairs Licensed & LIodded, Free Estimates 373. 6035 after S p.m. Beauty Care 1lsRspshr ___ - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook E. 1st St., 3723743 Ceramic Tile MEINTZER TILr New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. Exp. $691562. Home repairs, paneling, roof I. carp. repairs, remodeling. All work guar. Free est .131 146$. 1 Man, quality operation Byrs.exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal ..377.1321 Lawn 1 Landscaping essmaking CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3fl7903 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 333.0707 'ywaII Ught Houling )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remodel , Additions. Yard Debris, Trash Appliances Misc. • Call I3l.5399or5430135 111111111111111 (LOCAL)34953;1 ______________ GrOOmlflg& Boarding Painting Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels Thermostat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322S767. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business House Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES — All Work Guaranteed Licensed 323S807 Insured Quality workmanship, No lob too small or big, Interior or ex. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322. 0071. Directory. Beds. Dbl. motel box springs S mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Musical Auction, IllS S. French. 373 7310. 59— Merchandise Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or itime basis 477.1594 We DO wash windows I Guitars, amplifiers & drums. Clearance sale save up to $300. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2302 French Ave. 332.7753. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310SonfordAve. I ________ _______________ FURNITURE-BIDDING, Whslsiale to all. Orlando Wholesale Furn, 3300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando. For your water heater Low install. cot. fll 4234 PalntIng& Repair — Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 373403$ InWred 534 ,99 Paintings. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 3495239 322-5791 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G. BALI NT 3725663 TV, AM-FM Stereo, w. cassette, AM-FM Stereo w ~ k __ _U - I ~, - 44 ~ : In M. . . : _ AL m I -11 1`0 I 1~i . I,--;-. ._.7 , 77 ., Typing i~ .1~ , ~ :?_~ .... A " -* 44~ . ,1 iR ,~ T -, -- - -. ;v - -N 1, Wal - _. R~c ,-!~ -7: _ , , W t I, I . , 4 Oriental Iron work. TiIor-made railing, window - guards, security doors, spiral stairs & pool rails. 411VSS. Complete Mobile SLOAN'S TYPING SERVICE Home Repair Business, personal S resumes 349S259 Side-by-Side, refrigerator, $75; picnic table, w3 benches, $30 ; full size baby bed wmaftress, 630-5971 To List Your Business... 133; Oak porch rockers. $39.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 70$ C. 25th St. 3230511. I . A 96 M .:~T 0 - record player. 3234670. 1 Dial 2226 1or839993 • fs : I I. , ;(,. , - ; , ;---v SIEMENS EUTSLER PAiNTING I REPAIR-Interior Exterior FREE ESTIMATES Call 36S.5347 NO ''' — or best offer. Must sell, (onsolid,,teit Main Systenv, Major appl ., all brands. C -ISA rrt-ecs, . quar 339 1495 ______________________________ Fred Walrouth, sponsor. S0MIICII$aflSoUs for Sale SS—Boats & MONEY SAVER EL TIMER $500 going overseas. 319.5551. Hon30 Inrovemsnts Yard Sale: Thurs, Fri. 9 58. Sat. Sun. all day. Rug, refrig., misc. 2434 S. Chase Ave. Will buy 151 1 2nd mort gages We Real' Estate 1 1? 1IsI Busimeis lo ss. Florida Mor. gage investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 104, Winter Park, 1.212.1779. '70 For d Fairiane SW, exc. COfld. throughout, new paint, APPIlaIICS Repair ----------- — I I J I,. 1. Ph. 322 0352 261 9 Orlando Dr. Agent 47-A--?tgsgss Bought iSlO Dodge t3Irt Slant 6, Sld. $493 322-6722.226722 BUSINESS SERVICE 11STINO £ B LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Good used TV's, $25 Sup -. 32 I I - Honda Civic, 4 spd., steel radials, rebuilt eng., exc. mech. cond., great mileage, 12250 323 6631. '1% Chevy Vega, gooci cond. 8300 3221571 U' MILLERS We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY. INC. - '15 ext. mirrors for car. Reese hitch w torsion bars. 3773635 or can be seen at23l Flamingo Dr., Sanford. Sell reasonable for Quick sale. Black & White TV's $20 ea. while they last - — 47—Real - 3224364 $690994, or 531-2335. Get plenty of prospects - Ad. vertise your product or service In the Classified Ads, - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-69 IC '75 models. Cell 339 91W or 534 1605 (Dealer) _______________________ 30' el. S water hose. 2 lacks 8. 2 I STEREO Christmas Layaway Unclaimed Xmas layaway. Customer left area and we are unable to locale. Balance due 51 28.60 or take over pa yments $15 month. "NO MONEY DOWN" AM FM stereo radio, B track, LISP turntable, I diamond needle. Call 862 5394 day or night , free home trial no AIRPORT BLVD. Motivated owner will help rezone 2.3 acres with existing CB house. $51,000. Owner will hold part of mortgage. Pilolan - bath 8. shower, l7xll awning, Color Port. TV, Color Console ISACIES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE. LAOE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIACOUNTY.$500pE1 ACRE. TERMS. -• • • • COLOR TELEVISION RCA color television. Sold new ( over $650, will sell for 5181 or $15 month. Still In warranty. NO MONEY DOWN. Will I deliver. Call 562 5391 day or night. ______________________ Levi Jeans & Jackets VIEW OVER. nAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile w es t of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a • public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. it's I the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.2S5 $311 for further details. __ For Estate Commercial 8. ResI I dentuai Auctions & Appraisals. I Call Deli's Auction. 323 5670. • 44.A—lnthIstrIal Prupirly GOLF COURSE LOT WITH TERRIFIC ... 72—Auction -• 53—TVRadio- Stereo , —'— Early Am. sofa-blue & wit. floral naugahyde. Al cond. Call 333.1307 aft S. Day or Night - -- 3$ACRES LAKE FRONT, TALL TREES, GREAT ACCESS, $7100 PER ACRE. 235.011. - REALTY / real estate. Call W. Malic. zowski, REALTOR 3224953. - JUST FOR YOU, 481,38 home In Toe 'n Green with now Cit. A, carp. & morel Spacious rms, Fla. rm., a. freshly palntedf IPP WARRANTED. Yours for $41,110. ; Windshield. 2 saddle bags, 2 helmets, any other accessories th,,t fit Hond,, .100 motorcycle 323 1950 m 323 6216 $314. i Established plumbing supply S service business for sale, Inc. tools, fixtures, Inventory & _______ I ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME, WHISPERING PINES. WALKING DIITANCE TO BIG LAKE GEORGE. $6,300. 8126 • Eve. 142.3455 make nags REALTORS o,lon 6.14 • 54—Garage Sales l2xlO FURNISHED, CENTRAL HEAT IA1R,L,IKENEWQN We buy equity in houses, opts. I --2.fam., wide variety. Cloth, 101S0 CANAL FRONT LOT vacant land. Lucky In yarns, appliances, pictures. AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA vestments, P.O. Box 29 etc. Sat. 5. Sun., 815 Cherokee FOREST. $15,900. SEIGLER Sanford 3325107. Circle, Sunland Estates. REALTY, BROKER. 321.0440. See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear SR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3230210 - 134-1200 me. lot rental. Call nowl $20,500. Harold Hall R ea lty, Inc., 323-5774. ' 78 Ford Bronco, Ispd AC AM FM player. $6,000 - MICROWAVE I - 79—Trucks-Trailers I Push button controls, has carousal, still In warranty 75-Recreational Vehicles Originally assume $649, • . - . -• --payments $21 ma. Ag.qg '79 Shasta camper, sett.conl., 46—Commercial Property 1590's VICTORIAN ON COP. NER LOT, NEEDS RESTOR. ING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. ---- -- - . -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPI lANCES & PLUMbING FIXTURES Jenkins Fur ,tJr,'. 20S I ?S?ti St 323 0981 3230697 290 N. 17.97, CasseIborry, 323.71 Lots more. Will go FHA or VA. . $421500. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If didn't Ads Classified I work. . there wouldn't be any. • - KENMORE WASHER - Parts, REAL ØTATE St oker Nov. - to Buy Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 I '78 Dodge Power Wagon, I wh. drive, auto., AC, PS, PB, good _______ I cond. 11000 & take over Cash 322.4132 payments. 3230389 aft. 4:30 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. -Buy & Sell, the finest In used 80—Autos for Sale furniture, Refrig., stoves, topls -- I,"-ti1 --- Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Osteen. HAL REALTOR MLS Eve ANYTIME Maa I1M •k RV1J l__ . I acre lots on paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. S acre tiled form, Sanford. COLIT REALTY inc. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR S OR,38, Pool H. Ernest A401111111115 k. I 10 Cornell Dr. Multiple Listing Service bpanlingIS5p1Mu,, ___ __ '! Paved street, SO pct. assumable mort., $37,500. Johnny Walker Real Estate, - PORZIG lEA s, aaferd Ave. a*-,qi — Soon. Pioneer acres. Hew out your own homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Oste.n. • • -- - Plump lovable smooth riding white mare wants good home. About 18. Coggins, shots. 322 0819 àasher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $409.35 used snort Afltiaues Sterling Silver, Gold Diamonds bridges Antiques time. Bal. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. I I 3237801 Agent 339 5356. Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve It. Try one DeBARY Iopct. mt. rate on this new 3 BR, 28 concrete block home with CHA, carp., S scr. porch. LOOKING SMALL POND. •,af HA, large Pam len. vWlc k3tcIien I landscaped • ------- BUY JUNK CARS From $1Oto $50 Call 337.1624; 322.4164 • 6-Horses - - r.p Pr;cec Paid 52—Appliances for Quick sale. J. B. Steelman, Inc., WinterPark, 6443315. - 77—Junk Cars Removed Free to good homes S wk old puppies Mixed pit bull & Shep 322 5 1 15 ______ _________________ ulEi',[AL RUGSWANTED 1975 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original 5593, bal. $151 or $2 1 mo. Agent 339 8356. Inc., 322 6437 twine in good condI Spacious modern kit,, front & back porch, FF1 carp.l A buy for AT FIRST SIGHT- •05.j,.atIm,lWe .0505. 1R$ef'CIfn, Solarium 'NIk.in d$ an wlI101d ½ ,Oru for I*. :, . in ostaeOf$30 ,. Cmpesy bSmOf0Lmajgr. c..,, JUNE ATTRACTIVE II 3 ON, Is eider - - buyers. New homes with - 322 5353, 322 3777, 322 0179 ml New carp. 1. w-paperl Only 00"I ldrm home w. ' Nitc or Day. OF SANFORD REALTOR 254.45. French Ave. 322 0231 tedon 4½ acres conspiete T" Wont ast h" of $V1,1111111111. 00WCMItIS into or FHA-VA SoLOS. , Must see to appreciate, Brokers Protected. 3222834 ALL FLORIDA REALTY FURNISHEDI 3 OR, 18 home with rental apt.t Move right laW . sum W4101`0111 W4 ClIrP., Can "W*w W-D hookup 6 mserAwo Fl. Cftiuf or.~ DIIi" s 3 BR, lB. 1g. lot, CHA, carp., att. par., well with under ground system. Chain-linked back yd. With 16x32 scr. swim. 'pool. . WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nhture Salvage. 322.$121. — Res. lot, 2300 blk. S. Sanford Ave., toned single fern., pric ed A OK TIRE 322 7480 Shocks $495- Heavy Duty $6.95 New Batt er ies $2995 74)3 French Ave., Sanford I - Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $1495 ea pc Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 3225721. 43—L0ISACreage — Ray. Bart Realty, Inc. Rep. Real Estate Broker Lake Mary. 2 acres in country setting, zoned agrI. $25,000 t living is avail. in this 3 BR 45 home.. '-" WOODED ½ ACRE wrcsn & Wow. Full lperttime Maidpssllen.v,H11, ilots, all fenced, FPO 3IIRIl,on shade trees Only VI e frontage, 7$ dock & . rs $5530 LSISS , . Eves. 34931003221939 'WIllY "r a up,, o'. 41—Houses FILL. DIRTS TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirl 323 7580 68—Wanted Pefrig P,.p3 AMNA t' re/f, Scud originally $314 t1,jw 1216 or 52 1 mo. Agent 3395386. "Well. If the stork broght me, how come Daddy still grumbles about the hospital bills from the time I arrived?" __________________________ - ('flRRFPflNflfl1lTQ — 1. — Cash for your loll Will build on fenced, appliances, SM your lot a, our lot. ________________________ V Enterprise, Inc. 4443013 DELTONA. $250 ma. 3 BR. 2 BA Model Inc., Realtor 14$lFalvnouth.AIr.OPTION INVESTORS Dillon Realtor 3052309025 2 BR 1 B house w.FP, plus 1 BR 1 B garage apt. Only $30,000. remodeled, newly Sanford ares, ICNIP&KITCNINMG*1 , .i.. 321-0041 Fumlshd1 32—Houses Unfurnhshed -- $ASSIMILY MECHANICS 00*15 /1 f~ a I _________________________ Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. roomy. town, very clean l Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. - SINGER DROP ARM Drop arm, makes .ill jig tag stitches. buttonholes Sold new $700 Blance due 5 1 88 or $16 month Will take trade as part payment Call 862 5391 d,ty or night lush carpeting & paneling. carp., I Sanford, condominium, San. dalwood Villas, 2 BR, lower level, $30,500. Principals only. $305546. CORATOR -Charming Span. 1 BR,' 15 condo,1III?%qpt., iS mo. 1st, last + 1130 sec. Riggs SEILLINOCLERKS - e• 01 -. , • off of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery , Noli's Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1792. So of Sanford. 3775721 a• LI -.- -.----- ", Home in the country, 3 BR, 1g. utility rm., 1g. carport, big lot. 140.000. 3220771. ish 2 story. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. walk(! closet, sus mt& ***** PARTTIME -- : •• FOR THE INTERIOR DE- á;3n.f4tS after 7 p.m. $ SECRETARY. BOOKKIEPIR$ swiff . 323.5670 Lg. 1 BR, fully eqpt., AC, W.D, JOBSI JOBS! JOBSI - DER-23 Call Village. home. Excellent terms. O wner anxious, $31,500. SANDALWOOD APTS. 1 BR, 18, w.w carpet, Cent. N.A. Pool, Club Hse., ApplIances, Washer & Dryer. Security Deposit & Lease. mo. Orlando-$96.1727. 1$. Sumner Ceramics. $29 Nolan St. off 421. 322-1175. Classes resume Jan. 14, 1900 from ito 10 pm. n Mon. & TileS, nights. That laid sale N being mate (5 January potential In this S Bdrm 1 BR-SitS up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Ceramics for sale. Prices reduced on all finished pieces. greinwate, bisque, glazes I stains. Starts Jan. 3 thru Jan. - NOOUAI1Fy,NG-. 3'BP home New C H&A & carpet, Owner will finance w substantial down. 133.000. 3222257. Want a good going business In a paint 8. body shop wa small 2 BR apt? Well have we got the details! Call fowl REALTOR [3MLS _ 6270. ____ With th. isle on M. Unsworth Realty - . Inc., Realtors 2135' S French (17 92) Sanford 30-Apartments Unf urnished Ambulatory or not am. buiatory. Oviedo area. 365. taE : - he Real Estate Agency FHAVA,FHA23S&215 323-6061 or eves. 323.0317 Country for elderly person. - INC. REALTORS $30.4133or339.4llleves. - -,-, ~ -;r~ ~W , ,F.,,,,~ir_,_ -;r, .# I.-';ew'tff 'Ire 11 ~_11,66t , . . I-,Ir - 'W j;,W, . __ .. I .) 76—Auto Parts 62-Lawn-Garden - FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & Sell New & Used Furniture SOOS Sanford Ave 323 6593 cA FORRESTOREENE _______ Home away 'from home in the COf1ISI'af I BulldtoSuit - ourlotoryours. Sanford Gracious living. Ross. Weakly 1. monthly rates, utilities pd ln'iulre S. Oak 541.7W. — - 1,SIINOtION - * ~ Top Soil for sale, 12 yard loaded on your truck or we jH Will buy junk Auto Batteries deliver tot extra charge 322 $100 Battery Shop I 73 1 0 101W 271h St 3239111 ----------STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work I SPECIAL 3 YEAR GOULD there wouldn't be any. $3595 C.P 2224 24F BATTERY SHOP 107W 27th St. 323 9 114 65—Pets.SupplieS Goods__ box springS & mattresses at 20 pci. above dealers cost Twin, full size, queen & king Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th St 323 0981 I 323 5321 _____________________ I J (CI,) 2-Rooms - _51 — • Why buy used? New brand name 321-0759 NO BROKERAGE FEES WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 322 5622 311 3)5 F First St 4 6 1/ All. Spgs., new 2 - story, all-cedar contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 3 1g. BPs, master has 2 walk-in closets, 2' B. stone FP, loft tam. rm., eat - in kit. with microwave center. Seller will carry mortgage. Call to see. $95,900. Req. Real Estate Brok er 2ll0 Sanford Ave. I-IOD-241-2469 Milm . ______________________ 3 _________ sults i)l LiomiiIIIIII!J I---------------- * :j s for Sale ____________________________________________________________ j REALTY WORLD. ll4flStflICtlOflS ' . I BATEMAN REALTY Use Your Home AS Security Call Us For Terms Tower FlnancialServ. . -. — . Florida Sanford Ave., 3 lots, owner holding. $12,000. _______ • IuliPo. 3 BR, CASH, needs repair, close In, $29,500. Navtt, grapetrilit; t&~qerlftrt, deIraa$UWIst$440$sIIiieM cash. suc' is any and iii Of IsileasomeiW. . elIslinillips attMFrel (West) , , The lt.uIq fosset P.O. iu 1512, $aalvd, F ,nnt_*131400__ 1 :' : . f. . County 3 BR, 1'6. new car pet, SC. porch, fenced bk. Good location, $36,900, Need experiencel Excellent commluion retell Please call Household Income Tax 5cr. vice. Wbola and the undsrslpwd as sheriff of ________________ ' and a radius 01135.11 0., themes iimiieie county, Florid a, wilt at Sarmaide, beflendaia F.0 I,' *11e.rOAlt sIdcwvean.rc 11-0 A.M. on Ii's 31st da y ii part Sims r.la$Ig dislesice of W.$S It. Is his F.T. of j A.D. , , he'i f-sadcurw, run tllemc.-$evshsS andsoflIs thill 'bi,to, Neoep VAM jytym' I I INCOME TAX PREPARERS SCOWisloa - 1% ____ ______ ______ ___________ Subliminal Cybernetics. Call $31.6367 ____________________________ __________________________ _____________________________ ód rit-gi SMACHINI OPERATORS Lot 16. Ill 11111, it lose w 81 40 oach* It's easy to place a Cla ss ified Ad ... We'll even help you word it Call 322-2611. New concept gets results. of a ,.' . FIGHT INFLATION SellAvon. Increase your earning power. For details, Call 15414617 or 6443079 IJUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS daSeSlI'3S" Ilidi I, Highland . West *UI ft. to the P.C. Page is Public Records *0 CJFW CRC$90 IS IllS *05 lilvIlli $Iji,e County, Florida. - , AVON Weight loss through relaxation Slats • 1: ! . I~ I - I I Eyefto is me.nws I , C. E. Brooke, REALTORS Robert C. Ruehi Jr., Realtor Assoc. 432.4476, eves a. winds, 363.5260. Ask for Doris. by Gill Fox —V SOD,000 financing avail. _____________________ AHSSIth&Biuty lVfl5SSIC I I - 1 a 0 I . . . lea Jessup. misslonell".4016 9 a.m.4 p.m. ITELLIRS TOGETHER WITH: Writ .1 ExecutIon has bian A%$.Nfostemem.n$7JSft,en delMrod Is ene as Sheriff at each, side of the following Seminole County, Flurida, and I desalbed center line; from the have Ievlei upsi the foiiowiI4llWorloctiin of the South r1gN of described property owned by way line 01 Read 15 oiid the Oserge $mlffi said oirtv bsini East line of Sec. V Twp. 30 1, located in Seminole County, Range $3 No run North lldagrese Florida, more particularly 1 I I ; : - C PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY COUNSELORS - Top Corn. IPAYROI.L CLERKS front (west) door of the Seminole Defent County Courthouse in Sanford, NOTICE OF -- SemIn'leCounty, Florida, at 11:00 AM. - Jnurv Se, A ft - iS lWIII..0 I1K5T GIVENfoiiowlng4escrib.d property 's that by virtue 01 those certain forth in the Order 01 Final Writs of Execution issued out Judgment: and under the seal 01 the Begin 719.30 feet North and respective courts as listed above 472.30 less West of the SE corner and mat particularly by virtue of Of the N1¼ Of Section 77, T*. 20 that certaIn Writ i Execution S., It"" 37 L, run thence South issued Out of a a" ljn ,q the seal of 's degreos 55' West 350.70 lest, the County Court of V.iusia thence North 41 degrees 17' West County, Florida, upon a final Muflt.?OfesttotheNorthlkwelthe$ mon an t rdarsd in the aforesaid ½ 01 the Ni ¼ thence East alone court on the 16th day of November theNorth lif*oI$aldS½cI$E¼ A. 0. 1975, In that certain case $1.16 N., thence South 41 degrees entitled, Daytona leach Cold 14, le ast 7$M. IS the Point of Storage, PiolntIN vs. Oeorg. _____ I Arthur H. lecirwith Court, Seminal* County CourClerk of Circuit Court thouse, Sanford, Fi 32771, on or Seminole County, Florida before February Il. 1900, other. By Mary AnnDuxbury wise a default and ultimate Deputy Clerk judgment will be entered against Publish: December 19, 26, 1979 and you for relief demanded in the January 2, 9, 1900. Petition. DEQ-44 WITNESS my hand and Off Icial ______________________ sealofsaIdCourtonthelthdayof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF January, A. 0., 1950. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is given that pursuant Slate of rn.rlea to a Final Judgment dated Departasent of Rove January 3, 1910, Incase number 79. . No. 69 114151714$ 1479.CA.Ot.F of the Circuit Court of State of Florida Department of the 15th Judicial Circuit in for Revenue, Seminole County Plaintiff, SUSAN M. KELLEY and RICH. V$, ARD D. KELLEY, are the Plain. GeorgeL$miffid.a.a1,50 tiffs and DAVE SORRENTINO, of Bar.5.Oije, JOHN FOROHAM, INC. d.b.a Defendant SNELLINO AND SNELLING, Slate of Florida EAGLE FINANCE CORPORA. Departensataf Cimmirse TION, HOLIDAY HOSPITAL Case N.. t7916444sSS ASSOCIATION INCORPOR. State of Florida Department of MED. WINTER PARK MEM- Commerce ORIAL HOSPITAL, RONALD E. PIai$iff HOLMAN, D.D.S., LEISURE vs. George E. Smith ta Guys POOL SERVICE, INC., GENER. Housiof lar.B.Oue, Defendant AL ELECTRIC CREDIT CON. Cssaly CoorS PORATION, BARNETT BANK v.Ivsla Ceesty, pp.j OF WINTER PARK, N.A., KEN. Case N.. 75.3511 $ )$ NETH N. DIMOND arid RONALD Daytona leech Cold Storage, F. BURTH we the Defendants, I Plaintiff wiIlulItothehIghe$fande$b. vs. der for ccitt in the lobby at the George Smith, ' School - FREEMAN, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is P.O. Box 70 (1009 Hwy 136), Altamonte Springs, FL. 32701, and file the origInal with the Clerk of Circuit 10 Hone stalls 1. 1g. tack room. 1 Bdrm home, dbl wide mobile home & additional mobile home site, all with water & septic systems. 3 mm. from boat ramp & access to Lk. PUBLIC RELATIONS- Able to meet & speak with public. Call 322.4016, 9 a.m..S p.m. for interview. _____________________ ______________________ ______________________________ __________________________ FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.2319.CA46. C In re the marriage of FRANK JACOB BRITT, Husband Petitioner and Defendants. COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS 'COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY .Higl ' Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal on this the 14th day of December, AD. 1901. . (SEAL) . FOR HORSE LOVERS __________ - -. -- IN THE CIRCUIT C6URT, IN I AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, THERESA LYNN BRITT, Wife Respondent NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: THERESA LYNN BRITT Residence Unknown last Known Mailing Easy to buy $35,000. 3 BR, l'i B, Sanford location. Asking 2 story charmer. Peal FP, $31,900, make offer. Hilltop Sa nford city, has everythingl Realtors, Century 21. 3310010. Owner will hold mort. Number One Property Place Inc. 615. RANCH — 10 ACRE 3901. I Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonvllle. Lake area. Infants to pre. school. 323•4J1S. Legal Notice ___________________________ THE 15TH JUDIcIAL CIRCUIT (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of Circuit Court COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County Court. CASE NO. fl-16tt.CA49.F house SUSAN M. KELLEY and Sanford. FL 32171 RICHARD D. KELLEY, By: Eve Crabtree Plaintiffs, Deputy Clerk 6, Publish Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1950 DAVE R. SORRENTINO, etc., Of DER2S al., Herald readers enjoy: I; ' 1 __________ NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you, and you are Address: required to serve a copy of your co Betty Culberth written defenses to it, it any, on ' 3007 West Fifth CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Lumberton, N.C. 2135$ Petitioner, whose address Is 612 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the FlED that FRANK JACOB ioriginal with the Clerk ot Circuit BRITT, has filed a Pet ition in t he Court, Sanford Seminole County, Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florid a on or before the 15th day of Florida, to Modify the Custody of January, A.D. 1900 otherwise a Minor Child, and you are required default will be entered against you to serve a copy of your written for the relief demanded in the defansel, if any, on THOMAS G. Seminoh County's Only Daily -. . . . . - HEREBY ARE YOU ...1S' I-- RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Last Known Mailing Ad. dr ess 1329 Klnqsley,Mt.Clemons, Michigan EveningHeia1d , ' r.Built -- and ROBERT S. MC CAIN Respondent TO: Robert S. McCain ...join the thousands who read ' Call $316367 7SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses _____________________________ Attractive 3 BR, 2B In cony. RN, $4 5. 4.12. full a. part time. ____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.1$79-CA44- . . . . SUBLIMINAL CYBERNETICS DER-22 8. _____ Child Care In my home. Hidden JEwELENE.R0SE CUSTOM I Intend to register said name with Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A DRAPERIES, and that we Intend the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Mate" Dating Service. All age,. P.O. Box 4071, Clear to register said name with the Seminole County, Florida In ac. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Cord&nC&WI#k#h&nrn.1&1. the water, Fl. 3331$ Seminole County, Florida in ac Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: cordance with the provisions Of the Section 563.09 Florida Statutes kax Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: 1957. Section 563.09 Florida Statutes Sig: Rose E. Mims New concept In relaxation 1937. Publish Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1910 through Rose Differt PubliSh: January 2, 9, 16, 23, 1910. DER 6 Ab s sure to get I ___________ CLEANING 14, .1 Sunday- Florida, under the I IctIflous name 0 I - :0 _____ -41. I ' D y - . i - the fictitious name of SEMINOLE Wednesday, Jan. 9, lflO-30 Legal Notice - , Z V A ~l - ~ . 6 . �I - . S * - •% ••,• • S • . • -. S . **. .55 S..... - -S.. 5 . - •. . . -S .. V .--.. - - .5 .- - 5-, , ,. S - .5 . S - 1 * 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S. ..- S__ S •*i I , Wednesday, Jan. t,itso Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vasty 'Cheep' Chicken Loaf Increases BuyingPO wer urGreat Whft e Sale.. ..,, Lined "Sebring" at right (0 Sale 42.50pr. 72x54 J 5_'• Rig. $SO. Textury open-weaves of rayon/cotton/acetate/polyester with poly/cotton lining. •.45____ S FflV -. :JI - -- I -• - 1- your Would you like to increase your buying power as well as 'recipe collection? Try "Cheep" Chicken Loaf. It's a delicious treat that feeds a hungry family on a tight budget. This thrifty main dish combines leftover or canned chicken with chopped hard-cooked eggs, diced vegetables, dry bread crumbs and savory seasonings. Additional eggs bind all the ingredients together. The end result is a flavorful, frugal and -, filling loaf. You can serve "Cheep" Chicken Loaf with baked potatoes, and cook them both in the same oven. Add a green vegetable or - fresh fruit salad, and you've got a meal that's sure to win the battle of the budget, "CHEEP" CHICKEN LOAF • 16 to 8 servings) 2 eggs '5 4 cup chicken broth or milk 1'.z teaspoon poultry seasoning i teaspoon salt 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs 6 hard-cooked eggs, sliced 1 " cups chopped cooked chicken or turkey OR 2 cans ( 5 OZ. each) boned chicken * 2 cup chopped celery ' cup chopped green pepper 'i cup chopped onion t' Parsley sprigs, optional ' Gravy, mushroom sauce or cheese sauce, optional Beat together 2 eggs, broth, poultry seasoning and salt. Stir in crumbs. Reserve 3 center egg slices for garnish. Chop Sale 31.68 pr. 50x84" 96x84', Reg. $66 Sale 57.42 p r. - -T ' Reo.nt" draperies ';I . _ I Rig. $35. Tr-tone antique satin draperies of rayon/acetate: polyester lining. ' f5 I Jewel Tax" at left Sale 15.66 Sale 3.23each 41x6t1 Rig. 3.59. Sheer 100 pct polyester panels; machine washable 4144", rig, 3.99. 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Bake in preheated 350 degree F. oven 50 to 55 minutes or until lightly browned. Loosen at edges with spatula. Invert onto serving platter. Garnish with reserved egg slices and parsley, if desired. Slice and serve, lop slices with leftover gravy, mushroom sauce or cheese sauce, if desired. Microwave: +To hard-cook eggs, separate 6 raw eggs into two lightly buttered liquid measures or small microwav cable j5 MIX yolks slightly with a fork. Cover each container with plastic wrap. Cook on Reduced power 130 percent to 50 percent) 2 to 3 minutes for yolks, 5 to 6 minutes for whites, stirring once or twice. Remove when slightly underdone. Let stand, covered, to finish cooking, about 2 minutes. Cool long enough to handle comfortably, then chop. (Microwave hardcooked eggs will not provide slices for garnish.) Mix loaf as directed and place In greased microwaveable loaf dish. Cook, uncovered, on Full power 11 to 13 minutes or until center reaches 145 degrees F. Cover with foil and let stand 10 minutes. Hard-Cooked Eggs: Put eggs in single layer in saucepan. Add enough tap water to come at least 1 inch above eggs. Cover and quickly bring just to boiling. Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan from burner to prevent further boiling. Let eggs stand covered In the hot water 15 to 17 minutes for Large eggs. iAdjust time up or down by about 3 minutes for each size larger or smailer.j Immediately run cold water over eggs or put them In ice water until completely cooled. To remove shell, crackle It by tapping gently all over. Roll egg between hands to loosen shell, then peel, starting at large end. Hold egg under running cold water or dip in bowl of water to help ease off shell. . ,. '• b * '- ' 1 ...,... - * , d * ' 'Poultry IC I AIW AGED BY Protein In '80's Perca'e sheets Sale 5.09 Wednesday, Jan. 9, lUG-iC USDA C• FOOD BARN Retail food prices this yea average nearly 11 percen higher than In 1978. ThI: follows a 10 percent rise in Um cost of food In 1978 over thi previous year with i ptedlcted increase of 7 to 1: percent ahead in 1980. A survey of supermarkel shoppers (Supermarkel Trends; 1979 Update revealed that the Ainericar consumer today Is placlni more emphasis on nutrition ir food purchases and deman, ding more nutritional value for the food dollar than evet before. That is why "poultry is 'In for the 80's" the head of one large supermarket chain told members of the National Broiler - Council at their n. nua1rnNtth held r.astb,ui Washington, DC. At the same conference, Austin Kiplinger, editor-Inchief of the Kiplinger Washington Letter, In a look at "What's Ahead for the SO's," told the Industrymen that the purchase of chicken should be encouraged "as a basic, economical food for the family." He predicted that diets will tend toward lighter foods as more people work Indoors and noted that chicken fits right In with this trend, It appears that the Consumer Is already aware not only of the economical value but also the nutritional benefits of chicken. This year Americans are expected to consume a record 48 pounds per capita. During the period 1955 to 1079, chicken consumption was up 224 percent compared to a rise In per capita beef consumption of 39 percent. From 1950 to 1978, the retail price of beef rose 138 percent (based on the Consumer Price Index). In the same period, pork prices increased 180 percent while the cost of chicken was up 12 percent, thanks to the efficiency and technology of the broiler Industry. Today chicken is widely recognized as one of the world's major sources of animal protein. Chicken has replaced pork for second place in per capita meat consumption In the American diet and the Otairman of the Board of the National Broiler Council sees It challenging the traditional leader, beef, in the not-toodistant future. Collier Wenderoth notes Vat It takes just two pounds of grain to convert to one pound of chidien. This compares to four - for pork and eight the boot (gralrs fed bed Is even uglier). ,On top of that, with snthsie1dla7Ipercent meat md ow.out time Is to ilgi weeks," he notes. t1topcftIcWInthepouItry M's trod. uaodsdon qft boiler production "the moat effldint food conversion machis, In the world." It Isaatlmat.d that Ihis year Americans will consume thore than 4$ pounds of chicken each. "There Is no more economical protein source," Wenderoth declares. El CARVE OVENREAOY RIB BEEF GROUND SAVEUc-DILM0$yE UP 32 01. 69 Limit I wiffi CATS $10 irinert W Food 0Sc.EiC;CiI$.li. p 1.10-00 Chuck S LIS. OR MORE PORTERHOUSE 1.55. ALL Steak MEAT Stew BACON I I LB.59 P. $138 Lamb - FAMILY PACK THIGHS OR 949 3201. Potatoes ltlNi)SiI 69' Cool Whip -- PASTE I .,, 59 AN 1I4.UJNS SS W.K. DEL MONTI w.K. OR CREAM ItO!. DEL MONTE CUT OR SLICED Green Beans 1701. PIE SIFTED SR FLOUR 5 LB$, 69' q TOMATOES 39I; MAH(, AHINI. QLJAHIIHS 391 391 . SIALTEST EXTRA RICH HOMOGENIZED l u-I\ _____ ____ _____ 39 io 01. Milk OIL MONTE SLICED On HALV@S 69' 88' " °" Peadsos CAN "° Pears CAN DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE - - CA.MP&1tS SAVE 51*-JACK SPlAT HAM 3 LBS. $4" Limit I with $11 Sc mlii P•il Order suit. Ciii. Eno. FURFU BEER JUICY 691 400!. CANS LIBBY TOMATO 1ce AalN M1NI1AC1t Pound Cake "U, White Bread . POTATOES 10 L99.780 Limb I with III V 11111 Pill Oils. sail. Clii. 1* 1.1410 I aoapfl - CILIITI OSLU* PIZZA 2301. 21* Umb $ with $15 ir mars Psal ls sad. on. an I.IAa t 12 Jelly ANMOIIi CONS? 1) $59 Beef W 14%.4" 0 (014%111114% A PAK 1101. CANS $'29 JAN £ 3918 - PITIPPAN SMOOTHORCRUSCIfl' Cocktail K i:t,I;,i, CiAlSI'. Dog Meal lIMe 69' • 47 MACARONI55 PEANUT 394 $119 $169 Corn .- ____ _____ SM(K)1ll SHORTENING$149 JEWEL jus : AS MACARONI & CII? I St /1 1101. 4 " PAM KLEENEX IIRISII)h ASSI '.AN 69(1 69 I'IRSOSAI SI/I 'H 0111 ABtI I IVORY SOAP OHAK PAK - - EGGS 2 DOZ.$1 Applu 984 SHURPINI OR MR. AUTOMATIC ILl. Coffee CAN 2 POWDERED LEMONADE FLAVORED $ o. 991 NIC Spaghetti BONZONI Sauce * SMALL u.s FAN"uost 694 Sweetie Pies LI. 59 MUSH, FL., MEAT RASU $PAS$ITTI GRADE "A" Coll %W .39' , I$OIs $1 I DINNER3" TISSUE 694 $S KRAFT WHUI ON ASST FACIAl V.11111 hOt Si (lINK 119 Vinegar (,At $ MNAI I IIAI IAN SAIAI) BUTTER'Z4 Dressing Bit NUIUIIS Iioi lox KOUNTY KIST GOLD W.K. ELBOW pito 5. SH4IURISH 1 BEANS IANS 594 Raviolios V*II(II(.HAPI PORK & BUSH ALL FRUIT JUICE GAL. IKAS(OAMI RICAN III t$ ______________ KRAFT PW PARKAY39 Biscuits 4 I',,'. 79 I. .'I I Singles $129 M',* I S'.II NI ( HI '51*1, Cheddar Cheese. $109 l(. III 1)4115k Choc-O-Lee $129 1*, III Buttermilk UI 5911 Sour Cream i 49 i _____ DEL MONTE BARTLETT LIMIt I wIth III iimire Pu 0sr, lad. Clis. ass. I.IS I PEELED I4s DEL MONTE WHOLE NEW DOE $*Vi 01.1,- p III 515 V.1101 I Potatoes YE •1 ; TOMATO 99 aot colt mire Limit I Pisi Order sail. CI,s. lip. 1.1640 l699 . (ASS IRINIS - 12o, KRAFT CLEIHIPIALAD MIR - Chuck lOLl. I LB. CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREE SAUCE U. a atapn wiffi $11 si BEEF GROUND TOMATO A - Ice Cream 99$ . 89' ,oz. 12 Cl. PKG. SI.Ai Its? ASS? DRESSING La-881 88 Ribs LI. 0 u p MRS. PAUL CANDIED SWEET 0r.r and. CIgs. i.1.16-0 CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZERe-mail 23 LB. AVG.-WHOLE BEEF DENTS ITO. FRYER $10" 00 PCT. PURE GROUND Lt. 31 01. 594 Creamer Strawberries 88' mir 169 Beef 24 __ MID VALLEY SLICED 49 oz. Steak 10 YOUR FREEZER FREE 31 LI. AVG.-WHOLE hElP 4.0 LB. AVG. FRESH FROZEN 1.10.0. • I Strawb.rrIs LIMIt I with $16 Sr LI. hIP CUBED HuntaWuson' HOSTESS DI TIlO I N T Necks BEEF SIRLOIN 1.151.1. UNtEtMM0.. Till - ago. 1.1641 PUREX CUT AND WR APPED FOR __ BANQUET IHOSTESS DAIRY LImIttw$tR$I0srm.rs Food Order. excl. cles.. 291 Round Lt. $148 LB. $238 Breasts Steak 1 LI. $ SAVE 2k LYKIS BUDGET SLICE LB. MEATY TURKEY $168 BOcOfl 'I '19 Iii .5. AVG. HINDQUARTER OF 9 49 Lt. 9 Beef . . .. $' 39 Ribs BEEF EXTRA TENDER TEXAS CUBED 3 LOS. OR MORE amp . LB. BEEF BRISKET OR PLATE more Food Order, sic. Ciss • .. $298 - PiI$TCUl?I1àil SAN CHUCK Stew TISSUE 2 ::k39' Limit 1 wIHI $11 or COUNTRY STYLE LEAN PORK Steak $1 48 I IAN LI. Steak Beef LI. $1 Loin Franks 2 LBS. $258 CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZIR FREE OSCAR MEYER RIO. 40-LB. AVG.-INCLUDES UNTRIMMED 948 T-BONE. SIRLOIN. PORTERHOUSE Wieners LB. Beef Loin Lt. $219 THICK SLICED CENTER CUT FAMILY PAK t.IONI 1*0 PCT. PURE GROUND 4:D il;c LUEl SAVE Ok- AURORA BATHROOM LYKES GRILL PORK CHOPS Chicken 38 i... $1 Side CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER Pill WHOLE PORK $1 58 TASTY YELLOW i.s.591 OL1ISCIePI OSCAR MEYER SLICED LB,$2 Roast FIRST CUT RIB LB.$1 88 SAVE 1k - BLEACH CLOROX J GAL. 596 Limit I with 510 it in.,, Pad 111111 ON cmlw - V ISO LB. AVQ CONSISTS OF I FRONT AND 1 HiNti WHOLE BEEF " THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY JAN. 10 THRU WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16 ShIN HEAD Cabbage I LI. 121 YELLOW Onions JLB.4$1 FRESH GREEN Popper $ FOR "OI I$OZ. JAR 69' �. 4C-4vinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan., . . - .. - p ..-. . -.- - . -"- - 4 . .. - S.- -----. - . _-._ -- mo Wednesday, Jan., i$o—sC Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Onions Still Have A ued Vi Though you may not believe like our ancestors that the Juice of an onion rubbed into a bald head in the sun "bringeth haire game," onions continue to have a valued place in our diet. Onions of different varieties are available fresh year round. They are tasty when combined in fresh onion relishes to serve wi th meats and poultry. Barbecued onions diablo and fresh n' pickled onion ring relish may be made in small quantities that keep well for up to two weeks when refrigerated in tightly covered containers. Thus, they are always ready to spi ce up a quick menu when guests drop in unexpectedly. Don't forget to fill few small Jars to take to gatherings of family or frie nds. BARBECUED ONIONS - - - -S - As _I -. - - - _____ •.- -. " 3 egg whites Dash of salt 1 7-oz. jam marshmallow creme Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt in saucepan; gradually add water. Bring to boil, stirring constantly. Cook 1 minute or until mixture is clear and thickened. Stir small amount of hot mixture into beaten egg yolks: return to hot mixture. Cook over medium heat 3minutes, constantly. Stir in lemon juice, margarine and lemon rind. Pour into pastry shell. Beat egg whites and salt until soft peaks form. Gradually add marshmallow creme, beating until stiff peaks form. spread over filling, sealing to edge of crust Bake at 350 degrees, 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly browned Cool stirring Celebrate 1VIOnKey Fear ______________________________ e Place for Dairy Food Del Monte Halved or Sliced, Yellow-Cling SAVE 16c, Fleischmann's Regular , f rl Peaches................................ ., kwvA SAVE I 1c. Fleischmann's re Biscuits ..............2 waiting for you c !i?' under the sun. most shopping pleasure _______ .11 Velveeta Spread __ RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Fresh Pork Shoulder Boston 990 ' "' "' Purich - ,',.• 0• Fresh Pork Shoulder I hall gal. Z1' Blade Steak................ I). $429 Palm River llb 95c Royal - -- Quaker Enriched White Hominy Qui.ck Grits Q Assorted Flavors I Ti Aft Seven Seas Green Goddess Creamy or Herb & Spices 1 a Stewed Tomatoes-------------2 - - c 2 tablespoons cold water ,. $ia FRESH, DELICIOI-, 0" .6 rop Round Steak -- - -- ----- - -- -Swift's Premium ProTon Beef Key Club Steak ... p.. . ............. Swift's Premium Prolen Beef Chuck Blade Steak ' I 5 ET1 - ••. I.KIA1 iii liii SOLD SAVE 40c Sirloin Steak Rib Steak ':' $189 * ' USDA Choice Bonele3s Beef quirts quii.r lb Marshmallow Delite Plot Jeno Pizza............. 79 '1' Green Peas ........2 89 Vegetables............ 9b-pc oa$299 ' - Lysol Spray---------------- '°' Carpet Fresh .............. $169 25c Oft Label, Concentrated 89' '-- All Detergent------------Heavy Duty , 79* 77 All Liquid -------------------- 2' ii uIu - amps --- , Sego Liquid Die Food i69 ..,,, , stand still Fish Portions ......... Ii0S.$15g For Automatic Dishwashers DishAll ----------------------- $269 I $539 Aurora Soft Prints or White Bathroom Tissue ..., 2 i "° : ,ç- am1iL: .:::::::::::::::::::-' Green Stamps 0 - " 30-ct Pk9 Sect or Chicken - -, - Steero Bouillon Cubes - : Cos.pon r..,,, -------------------------------- HIS AD EFFECTIVE IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: reward, Charlotte, Citrus, Collier, Harnando, Highinds, Hillsboro, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Orange, ceoli. asco, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota. Seminole; unles~ - - but ,139 ' ,. ' k SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR, Pink or White Dove Soap ...............2 Singleton's Frozen Peel-Em and Eat-Em 1 -C.n1,p',,* bars ' 411 ' 99c LONG WOOD ublix P 890 Where shoppingi sa pleasure. I - I 11 chili powder, V- teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon crumbled oregano leaves (uptionali, L & teaspoon ground cumin optional t and 1 16th teaspoon ground red pepper i,optwnali Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes. Serve with pinto or pink beans. Yields 6 portions. Asked a bo ut the nutritional value of chili con came. S4.'elsa replies: "With the ground beef or other meat, it makes a complete protein at less cost than most protein dishes today. This is good nutritional news." - - - 1".. - his recipe begins with cubes of steak rather than with chopped meat. Other contestants added bear meat, deer, rabbit and chicken to their chili. John Scelsa, the amiable vice president of Cal-Compuck Foods, one of the three largest growers of chili pe p pe rs in the United States,says the Southwest can no longer claim total credit for the increase in sales of chili con carne. Cipowder •s a quick, means of creating a chili ion carne.Used properly , it will suit chili to any taste. or more zip, simply add morered pepper, for more flavor, tr y mor e cumin seed and-or garlic. The following recipe for Chili Con Came l)ekciono is served at Scelsa's Santa Aria, Calif., plant: In small bowl, combine 3 tablespoons ins ta nt minced onion and lteaspoon instant minced garlic with 3 tablespoons water. Let stand 10 minutes to rehydrate. [feat 3 tablespoons oil in large skiUet. Add oWon and garlic. Saute for 2 minutes. Add IL2 pounds lean ground beef. Cook and stir until brB lmllound lend can toma toes ( bro ken 2tablespooni I — wa ,wu ,, 28 o: Sot - Pm.. Sudsy. Cisi, or lemon Parson's Ammonia • Chili con came is no longer a speciality only of the Suzi Belt. Recently we tested its popularity in three East Coast restaurants good ones. "Yes, sir, we have chili, was the answer from these highclass caterics. Last month in the Mojave desert, about 1(X) miles from Los Angeles, 27 persons competed in a chili cookout for the Golden Chili Pepper Award, donated by th e Anierican Spice Trade •tch .1 edI as LOt. cont%5.SO(idPsiOfl, More tori. ,l,. tiodmi 'ho rvonohi thers V,acaeu tCSttflts prepared their special recipes. The award went to [)r, Randy Juono of St. Paul, Minn. His chili recipe uses vast amounts of different spices — plus imitik chocolate. But chili powder dominates. The result is - Iherwise noted. h: oz $259 10 Off Label, Heavy Duty Detergent Wisk Liquid --------------- - Cooked Shrimp..... $1 89 can' Airwick Rug & Room Deodnrizer 59' L a Booth's Frozen Beer Batter Fantail Shrimp....... 59' Ma ke '< Disinfectant Singleton's Frozen Breaded each Pot $219 SAVE 10c, Birds Eye Frozen New England, Wisconsin or San Francisco, Americana Apple Pie............... to, Rye Bread ............. : SAVE bc, Birds Eye Frozen 89' Ready-to-take-out Southern Delicious :' : rTw 11 SAVE lOc. Birds Eye Frozen Fordhook ilt USDA Choice Beef Plato - 49' Lorraine Swiss ...... hib Fried Chicken........ $129 SAVE 40c, Morton's Frozen Fried Chicken........ Everybody's Favorite, Pork or Beef Bar-B-Que Fresh-Baked Dutch Apple or Short Ribs.......... ....... ... .. I lOot Can AIso,I.d Fiaycj,t i 994 $349 Lima Beans ........... Chuck Eye Roast ........ USDA Choice Boneless Beef (English Cut Roast) $269 Chuck Shoulder Roast. ' Bowl Cleaner ') -( sop-." I •p.'*t *•SJ 1n Ps ISIdO) ~ Bonus P rintF1'4'GreenStarnps SAVE 20c, Frozen Pepperoni or Sausage Zesty-Flavored $189 2000 Fl h - i 799 Kodak Party Pizza ............. $449 USDA Cho'ce Beef Chuck Blade Roast can IS-as. Waffles...................Pk q. Sandwich ............... Chuck Blade Steak.......... 12-at. SAVE 18c, Aunt Jemima's Frozen (Family Pack) $069 USDA Choice Beef By (JAYNOIt MADDOX 'i" 4, SAVE 10C, 40c (itt Label Llsterine Mouthwash ---------- -- SAVE 40c, Saluto's Frozen $309 ' • WjlJwGreenStampsP SAVE lOc, Snow Crop Frozen $009 Loaf ................ IIiTil • El Flavorful USDA Choice Beef Chili Gains . Popularity _________________________________________ Log Cabin - . Sweet'N Low I I $309 $309 - , Tasty Honey or ' .- i * VORFUL Pepper Loaf ............ib Top Rowid Steak ............ salt - .- & $309 USDA Choice Boneless Beef stir 1111411 ItIIIJ'#GreenStampsP -5.. Mateus $309 'I'•' ------------------------------ I• U •' ...... ---- : L'Oreal Shampoo SAVE $ USDA Choice Beef Loin I 1 $179 IU , I'iO, il, 6 100 C1 hut Bayer Aspirin Delicious Ham & Bacon a C 0 I P IWd -. $149 PUblIC The only supermarket in Florida that gives you your choice Plush - Swift's Premium ProTon Beef Plate Short Ribs ............. ....... ... Sb pt.w':i : : Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef English Cut Roast) Chuck ' ib-oi. Can. D,y Cleaner S Conditioner 101 carpets : •.' $ 0 _ 39 Shoulder Roast................. Sb . I., . . _- . r~3 : Swift's Premium ProTon Boneless Beef Imperial Oven Roast _ frying in wok or large saucepan (frying temperature is about ------ ---------375 degrees). Deep fry pork a few cubes at a time until pork is SAVE lO. Sunshine golden arni cooked through, about 7 minutes. Drain on paper Krispy Crackers - .. towels. 74' IMJW Green St amps Combine 1 tablespoon cornstarch with soy sauce and water; SAVE 18c . PubIi. Special Recipe 2 oz Jar set aside. heat :1 tablespoons oil in large skillet placed over Honey 7 Bran Night of Olay Cream medium high heat; add and gar lic and cook, stirring, until 20.,: Bread --------------------2 1 2 garlic is lightly browned. Add all vegetables and cook and ------------------------------stir about 2 minutes. Add chicken broth; heat quickly. Reduce heat to mne(Iium, cover, and cook 2 minutes more, or until vegetables are tender crisp. Add pork cubes, cover, and cook I • 1Creen Stamps If-------minute or until pork is heated through. Stir cornstarch mixture and add to pan, stirring until sauce thickens, $109 A 1 ~,. teaspoon salt I clove garlic, minced 1 cup sliced bok choy ichinese cabbage 1 or celery cabbage 1 cup thinly sliced celery LAIP thinly sliced Onion t can 8ozj );ts drained ipadcage 6 oz.i frozen Chinese pea pods, thawed and drained 1.2 cup chkten broth Combine pork cubes with beaten egg, mixing well, Add cup cornstarch; until pork is coated. Heat oil for deep . - ; R14uR , At., Five Alive .............. •' -. - *123 bot , Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Chuck Blade Roast THURSDAY,JAN.10, THRU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1980 . . CLOSED SUNDAY . . • ' Sirloin Steak ........... 690 :;' Del Monte Diced Peaches or Mixed Fruit Cups or Assorted Flavors of Del Monte (5-oz. pkg.) Pudding Cups . 85 l6oz Salad Dressing -------------------- bol $1113 Nestle Oulk $263 Cocoa Mix ............................. Pork Lot Roast $309 1 lb. lean pork, cut into 34-inch cubes I egg, beaten i cup cornstarch Oil for deep frying 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon soysauce Del Monte Tomato Catsup------------------- ' - — -. VEGETABLES 890 £ B os. vii -. / Seven Seas Viva Italian Sliced Bacon.............. (EITHER END OR Swift's Premium Boneless (1'2 to 2 'ilb. avg.) p., Hostess Ham Plo t $269 Jones Minute I) 990 Breakfast Links ......... On Swift's Premium Sliced Pepperoni, Hard or Genoa Salami Swift's Premium I lb Braunschweiger........ 890 L2 Rath's Smoked Daintees ...... $1 Armour Star Jumbo (Regular or Beef) Z O I lb Hot Dogs ..................... p \" .' Oscar Mayer (Regular or Thick) I lb Sliced Bacon.............. Oscar Mayer Regular — 12-op SmoKie LIflK5 ............. .pkg 019V Os 1 Mort( Del Monte Cut or French Style 5 Salad Dressing -------------------- Wisconsin Cheese Bar Mild Cheddar, Medium Cheddar. Mozzarella or Colby Half moon Longhorn............... ': 24o Royal Gelatin------------------------5 112.01. $199 Pkg- I Big Eye Swiss ....... $1 Wedges in Tomato Juice or V Philadelphia Brand with Chives. SAVE 10c With Ortn or Plain, Whipped 8-oz SUNNY I Cream Cheese ...... •., FLORIDA TASTY ___________________________ Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced 4iiijii; 110)1 Del Motile Whole Peeled Tomatoes, 1 onialo $4 12-0:. $479 Il:A. Del Monte Early Garden - (east, The star of the meal is Oriental Batter Fried Pork With Vegetables, which features easy-to-find ingredients. To go with it, serve a selection of the Chinese foods available already prepared at supermarkets, such as fried rice, sweet and sour pork or pepper Oriental, and chow mein noodles ORIENT/il. HEEL' FRIED PORK WITH Monkey Green Beans-------------------------3 Kraft's Cracker Barrel, Mellow Mozzarella ............. phq. ' - :- Sweet Peas -------------------------3 Kraft's Casino Brand, Whole Milk PUBLJ_ .. .. ................. Caotuen"torn.... . 3 - Cheddar Cheese... ' • Pul I k .., STAMPS 2 $1 r, hrJe K " Juice Dri n ... 12.0:. fri Slicd or le Del Monte /24 46-oz. I—' cans English Muffins ..... p • PbIi' Pilot 50 Luckily for those who have already broken their New Year 's resolutions, a second new year celebration will arrive on Saturday February 16. That's the Chinese New Year, when the Year of the Barn will give way to the new Year of the Monkey. To help you wek'orne the corning year 4678 ( in the Chinese Pineapple------------------------------2 1 SC inott S I 39' SAVE 17c. Pickwick P. Blade Roast....... - With Chinese D1 79 In Natural Juice, Del Monte Sliced, Crushed or Chunks ____ - SAVE 10c. Pillsbury's Crescent 8- a:. Dinner Rolls ........... .can 694 SAVE 16c, Kraft's Processed Cheese Publix, plus the _________ Pear Halves ......................... AVE DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE _____________ GRAPEFRUIT, PINEAPPLE 0 Margarine .............. lw?pP.. 79' SAVE 6c, Ballard's Buttermilk 'ouii na a warm welcome 0 _ -, I-lb. SAVE 1 ic, Fleischmann's Corn Oil —_ 11-1b 630 Del Monte Bartlett Soft Margarine...... win-ph 884 Publix •& I.ib. Margarine.............. tzj -.,. - - - - - - hope's Lemon Pie I and one-third cups sugar 6 tablespoons cornstarch Dash of salt Pi cups boiling water 3 eggs, separated one-third cup lemon juice 2 tablespoons margarine 2 teaspoons lemon rind 1 9-inch baked pastry shell -- 0•' J-. -. -.--, - Creme Sauce - \.________________________________ Swift's Premium Prolen Boneless Beef I with Onion -. Swift's Premium Prolen Beef Loin Snacking may well have become pa rt of the American way of life, especially with b usy families dashing off in all directions to work, schoo l and play. But with the help of a microwave oven, a snack can be both nutritious and quick. And something warm to munch on will always win out over a cold snack, especially on blustery days. A microwave oven makes snacktime easy and clean-up even easier, accordi ng to Jean Hopwood, manager of the GEHotpoint Consumers Institute. Food can be heated in microwave-safe cookware and di nnerware or on paper plates, towels or napkins. Packaged snacks can be heated right in their paper or plastic wrappings, if vent ed to allow steam to escape. Watch out for containers made of metal or foil which should not be microwaved and remove twist-ties before placing the packages in the oven. Snack ideas from General Electric's Microwave Guide & Cookbook include hot dogs or Hoagie sa ndwiches made of cheese and lunchmeat on crusty bread. Hot chocolate or soup can be heated by the cupful in the microwave oven to go with the sandwiches. Leftover pizza or fried chi cken also tastes fresher when reheated in a microwave oven. Sma ll snacks, such as cheese or ham spread on crackers, frozen egg rolls cr nachos made of can ned refried beans and grated cheese on tot tilla chips, can be heat ed on paper plates. Homemade chill frozen in pa per hot drink cups can go straight from the freezer to the microwave. Fur a nutritious sweet, offer the family baked apples. Topped with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon, the apples can even be pre pa r ed in advance and left in the refrigerator until snack time. Homemade ice cream sundaes are more fun when made wi th sauces and syrups warmed in a microwave-proof measur ing cup. War med canned pie fillings, such as cherry or blueberry, also make good sundae toppings. And hard Ice cream can be softened quickly in the microwave oven as we ll. zest to -. Sliced Ham ................. .phg Jimmy Dean (Mild, Hot or Sage) Sausage...................... ife - - FL L Top burgers Tomato Saute Become Of A modern day Phileas Fogg ( Remember him? He went around the world in 80 days. i, Bob Hope has logged more miles than anyone, with the possible exception of S. Claus. Throughout World War II and the Korean conflict, Bob traveled more than a million miles entertaining more than ten million troops appearing at almost every miltiary base in the world, But, home to Bob is Palm Springs, California. where the enjoyment of good food and good company plan an important part of his life. Although he does not consider himeself a gourmet, Hope says that food and entertaining are "both necessities in life." Hope says he likes everything except okra, with his favorite foods being lemon pie and ice cream. When he's on the road, he says, "there's nothing better than ice cream between rehearsals and a show." Here is a version of one of Bob's preferred dishes his mother's soecial lemon pie. It's a dessert that doesn't reauire spending all day in the kitchen, and it has a bright, clean taste that makes it perfect for entertaining company. This tangy treat is made with a marshmallow meringue. Adding marsiunallow creme to the meringue makes it not only fluffs and smooth but alsostable. since meringues made only with egg whites can sensiti% and tend to %%C - - Seafood Treat! Hickory Smoked " Mullet lb Way Onions add S Dak Imported Has Perfect For Entertaining - IAJW[lg. Snacking Lemon Pie Is ' Hopes Ice cream, Bob -.-'-' - SAUSAGE-CHEESE BAKE pound link sausages, diced one-third cup chopped onion 2 eggs 1 cup regular or buttermilk pancake and waffle mix 1 cup milk .s teaspoon crumbled basil leaves '4 cup shredded cheddar cheese Pancake and waffle syrup Place sausage and onion in 9-inch pie pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes, turning once. Beat eggs slightly. Add pancake mix and one-third cup of the milk. Blend with fork until moistened. Stir in remaining milk and basil. Pour over sausage mixture. Sprinkle with cheese and bake 20 minutes longer or until puffy and golden brown. Cut into wedges and serve with syrup. Makes 6 servings. Diets lemon pie 1 cup cider vinegar 2 In food is DIABLO Reduce heat to medium. Cover and cook 3 minutes. Stir in onions. Cook another 3 minutes. Remove spice bag. Cover and refrigerate. ITALIAN TOMATO SAUTE 4 medium tomatoes 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup diced celery 'z cup slivered onions I garlic clove, minced -* teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed in teaspoon ground black pepper Hold tomatoes at room temperature until fully ripe. Cut each tomato into 6 to 8 wedges. Set aside. Melt butter in large skillet. Add celery, onion and garlic. Saute 5 minutes Stir in salt, oregano and black pepper. Cook and stir for 1 minute. Add reserved tomatoes. Stir gently over moderate heat just until tomatoes are hot, about 3 minutes. ONION CREME SAUCE 3 cups sliced Idaho-Oregon Sweet Spanish onions 11 cup butter It lb. fresh mushrooms sliced 1 tablespoon flour 3 teaspoon salt In teaspoon pepper 'i teaspoon dill weed 1 cup dairy sour cream Cook onions in butter until limp, stirring from time to time. Add mushrooms and saute a few minutes. Blend in flour, seasonings and sour cream and cook over low heat 5 minutes. Serve as an accompaniment to broiled hamburgers, steak or roast beef. Serves 6. Place Bob to Hope's favorite 1 cup ketchup 1 i cup water 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon sa lt I teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce 3 cups sliced yellow onions Combine all ingredients except onions in medium saucepan. Heat to boiling. Reduce heat to medium. Cover and cook 4 minutes. Stir In onions Cook another 3 minutes Cover and chill FRESH'N' PICKLED ONION RING RELISH 1 tablespoon mixed pickling spices l3rd cup wster 1-3rd cup cider vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar 3,4 teaspoon salt L4 teaspoon pepper 1 cup chopped fresh tomato ltup chopped fresh green pepper Z cups sliced white onions Tie pickling spi ces in cheesecloth. In medium saucepan, heat spice bag and remaining ingredients except onions to Next r'-'-- -'-1---t-'0'r "r' --"'°.'' -. . • ----- - -- -. - - - - .- - - -4 - -4- ,, - - -----I-"•-----'r.- '-U- -; I - '-- •i____' - . --- -'5 P �', • I - - -i ... 40- . I • . . - . .. a.,, lflO :•:•• ,:L'!f1 '. - Evening Nora Id, Sanford, Fl. :' Wednisday, Jan. 9, 19IO-7C - AVE ._ - ' * o ••., - I .i.q* -' . .- .•.... .. . _p-. •'I r 'I - r ;1g1111i 7 00 -- — — — - - - — - - — — — — -— — — — — — — — — -- - -- — — — — -- — — — — was Is 101 as og 1W.sells flw--, I LV1LAJ I 4- --- fy I 5I I'.' COUPON 6000 JAN. 10-12 ! *. ....... 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COS. ti S t1pvvj1 .1VY ) V) ))— — — — — — — — — — CRACKIN GOOD • 89c- -- CRACKIN' GOOD Pretzels . . . 2 • • I • 4 I'-E • p - - •. • Still I io SPAGHETTI KITCHEN BAGS 16-ox.00 PKGS. 1 "a It — — — — — — -- — — — — — — — — — — • - SAVE - BOILED HAM HALF $129 -. 600011 SEMINOLE COUNTY & APOPEA STORES JAN. 10-12 .. - COUPON £000 ONLY WITH AD0rnOMALPUI(HAUS OF $L0001 MORE IQa nft oj% , h..'jhj_' -'..••''- ' • ill HARVEST FRESH YELLOW COUNTRY STAND 79c Onions . . • • 5 - '•.---.-s THRIFTY MAID TOMATO SOUP Tomato I OUp_ 103/4-OZ- CANS • Crackers SAVE 10 991 I,. SAVE 30' BTL. _____ • • MORTON COTTAGE CHEESE I Cup SUPERBRAND FUDGE BARS OR Twin Pops . 12 ' 69c POT PIES 2 89 7 29 2-LB. EACH WHIP TOPPING .89 : SAVE 20' - SUPERBRAND REGULAR OR STA FIT COTTAGE LI Cheese - ' . . . . — -vwmv.. S - 12 PIECE BUCKET OF GOLDEN BROWN jINCLUDI S.3 WINGS, 3 BREASTS. 3 DRUMSTICKS 3 THIGHS & 12 ROLLS Fried Chicken . ':" $619 HICKORY SMOKED Spareribs • 1/4 i IMPORTED S WISS !:,.t...it;'.i1f SOUR CREAM %0 CUP $1 89 to 99c "NO FRILLS PHOTO SERVICE!" FRESH DAILY Garden Salad . QUALITY - YOUR PICTURES ARE DEVEL OPED AND FLO1 LARGEST PROCE SSOR USING BLUEBERRY Pie . . . . . 2 Wt CHEESE 49c Crumb Cake CHOCOLATE CHIP 1' fl' ii- iii'Tfl £NOTI CUSTOMER SIRVKI FROM WWHDIXR 1139 Crumb Cake 2 'ri'-F - -. - - -. • - ••- . . . . - - - - -•-• --.-- ..I. .• a I - - - 69c SAVE 10 SUPIRRIAND 75 *(ONWNIIIS(f - DROP YOUR FILM CF WHEN YOU SHOP THEM UPON YOUR NUT TRIP *mca Iu THERE ARE NO HIDDEN COSTS FOR "FREE" FILM oi EXTRA PRINTS YOU PAY A tow MILE FOR ONLY - WHAT YOU WANTI _ r-r ' EVERYONE SAVES ON THESE LOWER "NO FRILLS' PRICES 12 EXPOSURES PRICE 89 $2 u"19411 S uois • • . -.-- - -• - M ,- '.. - • --- __- _' ' MIS '"-- r-r -- Kodaki 34 umvitts I . 1-" 29c ':i SUPERBRAND REGULAR OR STA FIT ENTREES TWIN POPS 12 . $349 50.7-ox. $129 12¼-ox. TURKEY 12-ox. CHICKEN . I LI CUPS . GALLO WINE ALL VARIETIES MORTON C . TEA BAGS SAVE 20' SUPERBRAND PACK PK0 . F AMILY SIZE 10¼-ox. SALISBURY . "• $1 Mushrooms CRACkIN GOOD SNACK SAVE 40 RED ROSE, PINK CHABLIS OR CHABLIS BLANC (MAGNUM) TITLEY SUPCRIRAND FUDGE BARS 01 Cheese POUND p IRE $ 99 20-02. C DELICATESSEN SPECIALS MARGARINE ..III . * BOWL 39C LIMITONE WITH COUPON - • t SMOKED SAUSAGE ' -. VILLA REAL I GREEN CABBAGE • - - DS SUPIRIRAND I • ill' - LETTUCE -99 $129 -' • • 4 8c 24CT. PKO. ( •i HARVEST FRESH FRESH '.o' - SAVE 40' W.D BRAND RIOULAR OR ALL IEEE Limit 2 with $3.00 or more purchase .xd. cigs. • HEADS EACH 666ff MT S $ Dressing . • • 99 45 CT. pKO. HARVEST MORTON ENTREES EEl I Franks . • • 19 DEEP SOUTH SALAD • - - 12¼-ox. TURKEY 12-ox. CHICKEN 1O'/.-.*. SALISBURY FOOD ..........,PKO. LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON 000014 SEMINOLE COUNTY & APOPItA STORES JAN. 1O-12 COUPON 0000 ONLY WITH ADOIT1ONAL PURCHASES OF $50001 MORE IXCI. 06$. W-0 BRAND ALL VARIETIES $139 . 39 Apples ... 13 Oflc' . BLUE BAY TUNA 6½-ox. CAN ,.y, $1 19 SAVE So' HEFTY TALL 2 HAEST FRESH EASTERN RED DELICIOUS --------------------•-------.----- 00 Saltines ... 2 $100 • ____ __• I SAVE 19' THRIFTY MAID THIN VERMICELLI OR REGULAR LB. CHEESE ( • I-LB: - 4 7½.oz$1 I I SUPE*BRAND SLICED AMERICAN • . • - MESH BAG I - PKGS. CANS BAKING POTATOES IDOZ- -• 12-oz. HARVEST FRESH IDAHO SAVE 404 1 99c MACARONI & CHEESE '4: 0000 IN SIMINOU COUNTY Al APOPKA '- I I Pork Chops 1219 DINNER : LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON I LEASE I .P if ONIONS • GS FULL ' i FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO THRIFTY MAID 59 SPAGHETTI SAUCE I . ' HARVEST FRESH : ... Ig V 6 PACK THRIFTY MAID PLAIN, MEAT FLAVOR OR MUSHROOM 32-ex. JAR • . ,..i 2-LB. PKG. FSAVE 30C :u CAN I I 4... - • BEER I SAVE 30s C. I s SLADE & 5 SIRLOIN SLICED BACON ht RHEINGOLD $189 48-ox. BTL. I - STLS. Limitpurchase .,L,I. p LB. SMOKED HAM LIGHT Shortening 3 $179 COLA I efut4A ' more - ' OIL I I $199 ti HICKORY SWEET Lb. LIMIT 1 PLEASE Jd' Vi COCA I ..... -- ASTOR __ .. • W.DBRAND GRILL FRANKS SHANK PORTION HICKORY $019 LB. WESSON PLUS DEPOSIT . TAB, SPRITE OR 1 4 129 " Tip Roast 1299 LEG 0' LAMB —rn I.— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — • Rib Roast ••,IS GROUND BEEF ' ASTOR $199 ' COFFEE..........CANI ' 63 REGULAR OR ALL BEEF — BEEF ROUND BONELESS SIRLOIN BEEF RIB 1.2 CARVE FIT FOR A KING . $159 -__ — 8T012 Ill. AVG. LB. LB. WHOLE 01 RUMP HALF II. BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP BEEF V PORK CHOPS I W.D BRAND PURR 100% 10-LB. HANDI-PAK ALL GRINDS th H. J 1IISj 99c 7rr7 ww 4 i I - ' -- Awi LIGHT : 69 U~ SAVE BEEF SPARERIBS I Chuck Roast I I Blue eaq • LB. . . . . • • • • TL LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON 60011 SEMIl1COUNTY$AP0PKA STORES JAN. 10-12 COUPON 6000 ONLY WIT H ADDITIONAL PURCHAUS OF $5.00 OR MORE txa. CS. I s t USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE $139 COUPON 0000 ONLY WITH ADDrrNAL PUICHAS1S OF $50001 MORE fXct CES PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY - CHUCK ROAST O ---I / INSTANT GRITS ... I. - BLADE CUT I Vr)P I Ii. — — — — — — — — — — - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — I / I ,: - W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE KETCHUP / • • LB ... flA E 1146 BACON .........PKO. El U $149 AVE 30 HUNTS / — QUAKER BEEF CHUCK CENTER CUT 7 BONE * & DOZ. 10-12 ö7 QUANT RIOHTS lfSE!VED $129 $169 'I AVE - LIMIT 2 PLEASE ' LB. SLICED I I •. S. CH ICE I I HICKORY SWEET :1 LARGE EGGS •' 44110. tfIfl ' ICE USDA GRADE 'A' 1 BONE CHUCK STEAK N IA SIMIIOU COUNTY &APOPRA LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON '' .' OFF .•••. IN SANFORD - IN STORIIS Ik!whl 419 EAST 1 st. ST. ' J - VIINU CUT BEEF SHORTRIBS IN SANFORD I dV. -JdJVJj' CENTER I 2414 FRENCH AVE •'.- ........... COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADVIONM PURI . Of $5.00 OR 11110111 IXCI. CIGGS. IN APOPKA - . .- THE PURCHASE OF ONE USDA CHOKE WHOLE BONELESS ' 509'S. PARK AVE. * ... SUPERBRAND W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE DELMONICOS INAPOPKA I i,NIJJ $500 -— LIE R RD. ST. RD. 436 % II• . ' WW Uø -. ••,• ..••" it , 2-,•.;.. • .'... 926.WEST HIGHWAY 436 ,ii THE BEE-F PEOPLE . GOOD .— -- - • . - -. - - - - - - I- -'-r- _ - -— - i.-- - - �4 4- 4 SC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I •,' - . • 4• .. . -. .. - •• .--II4&--- , k.J• --- --.-'-.• -'-- .-• •'•• - . • •, -•A4 - Widnesdey, Jan. 9, 1"s ecial Occasions Call For company Appetiiers Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SP F ' X.X S'IUI'FKL) '%I USI lIt()OMS I TA LI ANO flow often have you hear d wei gh t- or health-conscious folks describe their diets by saying, "I didn't cheat today -I passed up the bread." In fact, t hey are cheating themselves of essential nutrients as well as the entire dime nsion of smells, flavors and text ur es worshipped by bread-lovers and breadbakers for cent uries. Wheat bread is a valuable so urce of the B vitamins which are needed to convert the foods we eat into the form of energy which the body uses as fuel. Very active people burn more fuel and t he refore demand these vitamins in lar der quantities. Fi be r, a natural constituent of whole grains and cereals, Is th ought by many to play a protective role against several of the nation's leading killer diseases. The corn oil margarine used in this reci pe is big on flavor, but low in saturated fa ts and cholesterol-free, another nutritional plus. So ta ke a hefty slice of the bread of life and stop cheating yourself of homemade goodness. CRACKED WHEAT BREAD Makes 2 loaves 124 slices) 4~ to 5~ cups unsifted flour 3 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoons sa lt 2 packages active dry yeast 1½ cups water ½ cu p milk 3 tablespoons margarine 1 cup cracked wheat ins large bowl thoroughly mix cups flour, sugar, salt and undlssolvedyeast." Combine water, milk and margar ine In a saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids are warm. (Margarine does not need to melt.) Gradually add to dry ingredients and heat for 2 minutes at medium speed of electric mixer, scraping bowl occasionally. Add cracked wheat and beat at high speed for 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasiona lly. Stir in enough additional fl our to make a soft dough. Turn out on to li ghtly floured board; knead until smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 minutes. Place In greased bowl, turning to grease top. Cover; let rise in warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about i pour. Punch dough down. Turn out onto lightly floured board. Cover, let rest on board for 15 minutes. Shape into 2 loaves. Place In greased 8½x4½x2 ½-inch loaf pans. Cover; let rise in wnrm nIuø .... free from dra until doubled In bulk. about 1 via.,,. SALTINES AW LI PACKAGE -- I NI I P1*01 via ' " ITN £lflhIUII IIS*I II 99 2 I I • I Twit am a SAVE 20C BOLOGNA 1601 PACKAGE I 980 ON IS C3u006. 643 1*? '06 I$Cs AM I h.Io lj?S '* 74 *1780 4308302(1 TIIACCO I n*CllIIClt2(* - I JR. 4211 - 5 Fresh Slaw or Salad 49 UVIZIC!Il? $449 ,5288 GREEN SAVE 7C A LB 1*!? 106 lOw CR10 74 . PtA YOUR 12 LB1 OWN!f6 FOR$100 10 PANTRY PRIDE Y0URI ' 141116 4L$IU 0 f.;0110 '99 32oz 6 FOR slog • I ' SAN 301 a V 61L 11 PKG. iaws. veuv *, .*i o* t. $ o 1 SAVE 13C • I evenYf?p,t1ic 3 cups water 8 ounces (about,4½ cups) uncooked medi um egg or spina ch noodles 1 envelo pe (1.375 oz.) dehydrated onion reci pe and soup mix ½ cup sliced celery ½ teaspoon tarragon, crushed 8 hard-cooked eggs, wedged 1 cup (8 ox.) small curd creamed cot ta ge cheese Parsley or watercress, optional Bring water to boiling. Add noodles, soup mix, celery and tarragon. Simmer 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cover and remove from heat. Allow to stand 10 minutes or until most of the liquid Is absorbed. Reserve 3 egg wedges for garnish. Stir remaining eggs and cot ta ge cheese Into noodles. Cook over low heat 3 to 4 minutes or until heated through. Garnish with reserved egg w edges and parsley, If desired. ' 18.1 $76 71.' 11*1 *1*060 Pet Coffee Creamer Krispy Cracker U,? 106 Phi 64oz Co .. 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As mixture begins to set, turn a pa ncake tur ner over and gently draw completely across bottom of pan, forming lar ge soft curds. Con tinue until eggs are thickened but do not stir constantly. Cook un til eggs are thicken ed throughout but still moist. Pla ce half of eggs In each Pita half. Serve with additional dressing, if desired. It Is better to remove scrambled eggs from pan w he n they are slightly underdo ne. Heat retained in eggs completes the cook in g. Microwave: Beat together egg mixture in lightly but tered 2. cup measure or sma ll mlcrowaveab!e bowl. Cook on Full power 110 1½ minutes, stirring once or twice, until almost done. Co ver and let stand a few seconds to complete cooking. Tall Kitchen Bags 1.161 s*:lei III Wyler's Instant Bouillon DOVE LIQUID 3/1 Ilil Ii)I%.iP WAIOAPlimits 21$1 Underwo od Sardines 110* *1 IN aht Set 'N Low • 01110111 UYI Pal 13ulot QUART ReaLemon Juice COKE, SPRITE, TAB or WELCW* LERJ9 Bt'si Pantry Pride MARSH. U:? 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PU 'M18A Tek Toothbrushes 1uI;l;;II;i•.IIP; 84ox BOX .'- 0867 *! 01 Macaroni & Cheese U:? 0(1w ILII - FLAKES 120z BOX 1 2/ 1 99 69i '*0? 106 4., Nil 30 Is, 1310, $199 Kotex Maxi Pads CORN 2/ 1*0? 206.113 lI".130 5241 1*0? *3*Ss 3/1 3/89 3/89 Orange Juice ,, Pantry Pride Toothpaste Revlon Flex Conditioner 99 Si,? 2061w 111111-4 PM?,, 0424 1.1ofJ06 Is, ItS WIIPT$u06? 11710 060110*' cups sifted cake flour e cup granulated sugar 3teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1., teaspoon a lls pice Il-i cup packed light brown sugar cup salad oil Segg yolks 1-3rd cup cold water 11-3rd cups mashed ripe bananas (4 medium bananas) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup egg whites tj egg whites) teaspoon cream of tartar Sift flour, granulated sugar, baking powder, salt and allspice into mixing bowl. Stir in brown sugar. Make well in center. Add oil, egg yolks, water, bananas and vanilla. Beat until smooth. In large bowl, combine egg whites and cream of tartar. Beat until verb stiff peaks form. Pour egg-yolk batter over entire surface of beaten egg whites in steady stream. Fold in gently, Just until blended. Pour batter into ungreased 10-inch tube pan. Bake in 325-degree oven 55 minutes. Increase temperature to 350 degrees and bake 15 to 20 minutes longer or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Invert pan. Let cool thoroughly. Sprinkle with confectioners sugar if desired. 5*:? ISC 11 5:; ''1:76 11P'tP)$i 11.1*10 24 5*,? 716 Is, Wit III 301110, 49 2/1 BANANA CHIFFON CAKE 2 Jeno's Pizza Nail Polish Remover White Rain Shampoo ,'ji 8o?St 81 1*,? 764 41 IC 1*01 2*671w 8*105 304*014 e 690 $ 5 .39 - Lotion 510 ll PANTRY PRIDE SANFORO-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. - HAM SAVE 30C 1.5 LITER Uv? 10 'hi 41*111.! 6111$.',? DA - •. SLICED COOKED 2 88 YOUR Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place regular size (10"x16") Brown-In-Bag in l0x6x2.inch baking dish. Combine all ingredients except bay leaf in bag; turn bag gently to mix. Add bay leaf. 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Urunold rice onto serving dishes. Serve with vegetable-ham mixture. Makes 2 cups ham mixture and 1 1-3rd cups rice or servings. OVEN STYLE CREOLE 2 tablespoons flour r. teaspoon cayene or red pepper 2 teaspoons parsley flakes i smnai onion, finely chopped ' cup finely chopped green pepper 2 packages i6 oz. each) frozen peeled shrimp, thawed 1 cups quick cooking rice 2 cans 18 oz. each) tomato sauce $12S LB NIP ZEALAND GENUINE SQUARE CUT SHOULDER CORN OIL MARGARINE d'cceriesl NO I 76 4k, $263 Polka Dot Brand Rice SAVE 15C B UYS ;M I • a SIUCC LB PKG. SAVE 20C &c I ' 'SAVE 30C SAVE 20C Bt's! &gsrnc?rxepies/ cup Minute rice 2 tablespoons chopped cashew nuts I teaspoon cornstarch L cup orange juice 1 package 10 oz. Hawaiian style vegetables in a seasoned . $ 109 UK ne £ 11JuL86 10116 11$ 060 74*7 PC PEANUT BUTTER 4Ooz $ 179 LB a518 0* NI P 1106 11(1 7(0 71104 $ *1*7111 Fryer Combination Pkg. .. 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Stir occasionally. ISLAND HAM WITH RICE CHUNK LIGHT Boneless Round Steak I I LB CENTSIBLE SKILLET SUPPER - I Center Cut Sirloin Steak 4O 339 10 LB BAG$119 Centsible Egg Ideas 'C oil. 1*11*fill ppp LW IP lo om will IV06(IS 1*0601 "M IS '10*1 J.P. 42$ U,? P41114, P*(*&13 ASSORTED FLAVORS fr is 1111111 1 - tAIl 206 * ?Sl%I* 000 liftA vp - ;_ 1* I S SLICED I 53øf I 0 I CHICKEN OF THE SEA I i TUNA STARKIST OR I YNETAST 1StCt' U'? Bake at 400 degrees F. about 30 minutes, or until done. Remove from pans and cool on wire racks. fr-;;' I CREAMED I\ I COTTAGE I t I I i CHEESE I PANTRY PRIDE I IN? I p t*c ci .IN 11 IS oss pal ?$CI1 • ft .., UP - - - - - - - y...i., Crow - I I IVORY I LIQUID 1 22oz BOTTLE NABISCO PREMIUM I l'UISll I116E I IN 1980 AT....... __ Ml A m 070 A 0 91 Baked Bread Nutritious, one-dish meals are a boon to busy cooks on winter partially or enmnIelv prepared ahead of time, then baked briefly before serving. This Mushroom Spinach and Rice Casserole Is a winner on all counts. It's easy on the calories and beautifully nutritious. And the mushrooms give it a hearty quality and "meaty" flavor, as well as a feeling of elegance. MUSHROOM SPINACH AND RICE CASSEROLE 1 pound fresh mushrooms 4 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided 24 cups slightly undercooked brown rice (44 cup uncooked) 1 pound fresh spinach, coarsely chopped '2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 4 eggs, lightly beaten i teaspoon salt Is teaspoon ground black pepper 'i cup soft bread crumbs Grease a 9-inch pie pan. Rinse, pat dry and slice mushrooms (makes about 52 cups). In a large skillet melt 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add mushrooms; saute until golden, 5 minutes, set aside. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a large bowl combine rice, spinach, cheese, eggs, salt, black pepper and reserved mushrooms; mix thoroughtly. Spoon Into prepared pan. In a small saucepan melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter; add bread crumbs; mix well. Sprinkle over mushroom and spinach mixture. Bake, uncovered, until firm, about 30 minutes. Cut into wedges and serve as a main dish. Yield: 4 to 6 portions. SPANISH RICE ' IUSIIIU)oI CASSEROLE M IP X. :, t,,ninq Often they can be HERE ARE 5 GOOD REASONS YOU On Home RiceEx tends En Into Entire Meals A Wash muatwoo,na: remove and finely chop the stems. Drain Special occasions call for some mouthwatering appetizers. Here are a few recipes that are company pleasers. ..and best caps on paper toweling. In l.quart howl, combine butter, of all.., they're quick and easy to prepare in a microwave oven. chopped stems. onion, pepperoni, green pepper, and gar lic. You can even make them up ahead of time, refrigerate them Cook, covered, it HIGH for 2 to 3 mInutes, till tender. Stir In on paper plates or heatproof serving dishes and thenatserving crumbs, cheese parsley, salt, oregano md pepper; mix well. time, just whisk them Into the microwave oven and cook for a Mound mixt ure In the mushroom caps. Place caps In 10z8x1¼Inch baking dish. Cook, covered, at MEDIUM for 4 min utes till minute or two until hot. mushrooms are hot. Makes 12 appetizers. STUFFED MUSHROOMS ITALIANO 12 large fresh mushrooms (5 ounces) 2 pounds pork spareribs, cut in half crosswise 1 tablespoon butter or margarine ¼ cup soy sauce ¼ cup finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons cooking all ¼ cup diced pepperoni (1 ounce) 2 tablespoons wolaues 2 ta blespoons finely chopped green pepper 2 teaspoons ground ginger ¼ small clove gar lic, minced i teaspoon dry mustard ¼ cup finely crushed rich round crackers (6 crackers) 1 clove gar lic, minced 1½ tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Cut ribs into 1..rib pieces, Place In 12x7½z2-Inch baking dish. 2 teaspoo ns snipped parsley Cook, covered, at MEDIUM HIGH for 15 minutes. Drain; turn ½ teaspoon seasoned salt and rearrange ribs. Combine remaining ingredients; pour teaspoon dried oregano, crushed over ribs. Cook, covered at MEDIUM HIGH for 10 minutes. Dash pepper Serve hot Makes about pieces. 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Include a slice Inaschool or office lunch bag with some fruit BANANA CHIFFON CAKE 2½ cups sifted cake flour 44 cup granulated sugar 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon allspice 44 cup packed light brown sugar ½ cup salad oil 5 egg yolks 1-3rd cup cold water 1 1-3rd cups mashed ripe bananas (4 medium bananas) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup egg whites (8 egg whiles) ½ teaspoon cream of tartar Silt now, granulated sugar, baking powder, salt and allspice Into mixing bowl Stir In brown sugar. Make well In center. Add oil, egg yolks, water, bananas and vanilla. Beat until smooth. In large bowl, combine egg whites and cream of tartar. Beat until very stiff peaks form. Pour egg-yolk batter over entire surface of beaten egg whites in steady stream. Fold In gently, just until blended. Pow batter Into ungreased 10-inch tube pan. Bake In 325-degree oven 55 mInutes. 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POTATOES CABBAGE PEPPERS $100 SAVE 70 A LB 8910 LBS -; ,- I . PIN £1111 PS W ISMS Boneless Beef Chuck Roast OroISIX Fresh Grapefruit Toll Kitchen pm . __ I6111*1111111 DSUIP$s,ILDWANE 89 ,1 2 lid?: LIIIIUN ( - + 111* Boneless Stewing Beef is Assorted Greens FRESH THE SEA 0 59110I = Lz,celsryand thng.A 3 minutes, otirring occulon* == " hw ut. Allow to gland 10 mü'utes or until most of the Uquid is absorbed. Reserve 3 egg w..s for sernIit. Stir remehegp and cottage ch.ia Into noodles. Cock over low best 3 to 4 m14i, or until bested hlwosmb. Garsdth with NdeudlNandpNIh.y,UllUkst + • NY.P1T4G -. - 49 lid *is.: fiLl M SAVE 200 SPANISH RICE 0115£ 1$ Iii A DSU Ills IMLIT PIP Sno White Mushrooms LB BAG • Beef Blade Chuck Steak $111 10 $19 I Nutritious, one-dish meals are a boon to busy cooks on winter evenings. Often they can be partially or completely prepared ahead of time, then baked briefly before serving. This Mushroom Spinach and Rice Casserole Is a winner on all counts It's easy on the calories and beautifully nutritious And the mushrooms give It a hearty quality and "meaty" flavor, as well as a feeling of elegance MUSHROOM SPINACH AND RICE CASSEROLE 1 pound fresh mushrooms 4 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided 23.a cups slightly undercooked brown rice (34 cup uncooked) ½ pound fresh spinach, coarsely chopped ½ cup shredded Cheddar cheese 4 eggs, lightly beaten -t teaspoon salt In teaspoon ground black pepper .i cup soft bread crumbs Grease a 9-inch pie pan. Rinse, pat dry and slice mushrooms makes about 512 cups). In a large skillet melt 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add mushrooms; saute until golden, 5 minutes, set aside. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a large bowl combine rice, spinach, cheese, eggs, salt, black pepper and reserved mushrooms; mix thoroughtly. Spoon Into prepared pan. In a small saucepan melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter; add bread crumbs; mix well. Sprinkle over mushroom and spinach mixture. Bake, uncovered, until firm, about 30 minutes. Cut Into wedges and serve as a main dish. Yield: 4 to 6 portions. neless Round teak Fresh Slaw or Salad , walar la ___ ____ omw ____ _____ M I WTER..ORQ I.L11111 UvtIOCfilW?PICIWO ____ -- CHEESE t • S I s SLICED BOLOGNA I.. I STARKIST OR CHICKEN OF FYPSE TASTE 1\L Center Cut Sirloin Steak . Ideas. roaizTunDwialM - 5IISSt,& Deti IItIvptI, pp CENTSIR*IUTMJPPER I3 ciçs water Iotmc.. (abcut4½ cups) uncooked medium egg or spinach ocodiss _______ 1 envelops (1.373 ci.) dehydrated colon recipe and soup mix ½ cup sliced celery ½ te..poon tarragon, crushed I herdcooked eggs, wedged 1 cop (I ci.) .'nll cd creamed cottage cbs... LI CREAMED • $ %V1 11111 ititi•: 9!540% I\\ PANTRY PRIDE - -- I Egg PuNI ,MI Salt lI5NlI$ COU • ISLAND II Vl SlIANIS11 HICil ! • + Centsible CASSKl)LE CAN SAVE IN 1980 AT....... 22oz PACKAGE -.... -:+._.__• ' HERE ARE 5 GOOD — - IkI 1111I + + How often have you heard weight- or health-conscious folks describe their diets by saying, "I didn't cheat today I passed up the bread." In fact, they are cheating themselves of essential nutrients as we ll as the entire dimension of smells, flavors and textures worshipped by bread-lovers and breadbakers for centuries. Wheat bread is a valuable source of the B vitamins which are needed to conver t the foods we eat Into t he form of energy which the body uses as fuel. Very acti ve people burn more fuel and therefore dema nd these vitam ins in larger quan tities. Fibe r, a natural constituent of whole grains and cereals, is thought by many to play a protective role against several of the nation's leading killer diseases. The corn oil margarine used in this recipe is big on flavor, but low In saturated fats and cholesterol-free, another nutritional plus. So take a hefty slice of the bread of life and stop cheating yourself of homemade goodness. CRACKED WHEAT BREAD Makes t loaves (Z4sUces) 4% to 5% cups unsifted flour 3 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoons salt 2 packages active dry yeast cups water • ½ cup milk 3 tablespoons margarine 1 cup cracked wheat j,: j t:I&X UM bojAUWAWj" m%z2cis tlour,s &, salt and I, I unolve'yer.......... Combbwwater,+mllk and margarine In a saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids are warm. (Margarine does not need to melt.) Gradually add to dry Ingredients and but for 2 minutes at medium speed of electric mixer, scraping bowl occasionally. Add cracked wheat and but at high speed for 2 minutes, scraping bowl ceulonafly. Stir In enough additional flou!tomaksasoltdough.TWflCUtOntO lightly flouredbosrd; knead until smooth and elastic, about Ito 10 minutes. Place In togreasetcp.cowr;letris.bwarm n, iu'til doubled In bulk, about I hour. piace, free from Punch dough down. Turn out onto lightly floured board. Cover, let rest on board for 15 mInutes. Shape Into 2 loaves. Place In greased $½z4½z2444nch loaf pans. Cover; let rise In warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about I hour. Ba. at 400 degrees F. about 30 mInutes, or until done. Remove from pans and cool on wire racks. - F- Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1916-4C INININ I 3/894 3/894 994 994 594 hlul - + 114 -- - -- + + •.+ +. 49 . - ..'.,+ - , -+ +- :- ..-', * 47M V-- , �IO C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 9, Cvsning Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. TONIGHT'S TV Wednesday, Jan. lISO—IIC 43 Hillside (Scot) Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Decrees ,. .. r 1 Brothers 49 Mexican k'h 0 UE labbrI peninsula S Astronomical 52 Smiting tIM S SSAYS ATOMS object 54 Par"cipant NETTLED I Form of 55 Biblical priest M ATTE R M 0 architecture 56 Division of the x o A s i s 13 Slinky ye ACROSS by Chic Young F ..s A ..111111J ui ,.J r Cut Your Calories . ., Friend in WEDNESDAY (B(35) MAUDE Walter loses a bundle on a bad investment EVENING x o BUSINESS Jima tip given to him by Arthur, (10) DICK CAVEIT Guest: Lady Antonia Fraser. author of "Royal Charles: Charles II And The Restoration." 12 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie inadvertently causes a mentally retarded grocery store box-boy to lose his lob 6:00 NEWS () (10) ri's EVERYBODY'S o gives his rebellious recruits results in the capture of Iwo Deed ''American Business" U (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 9-00 fi ()DIFFRENT STROKES A crafty politician urges Drummond to run for office, sug. gesting that his sons and his elderly housekeeper could help capture two blocks of votes. SEIZURE: THE STORY (1) OF KATHY MORRIS Penelope &i,ll,s.A ...,4 IIUI..,..A II,,-,., V'fl U IJ Va, U IIJJlUy true story of a young singer's ney helps Opie with his school work, using a teaching method brain surgery and her miracu. bus recovery. 7)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Desperate cop.killers take KelIy and a young boy hostage to use as bait to lure a police 0thcot into adeath trap. (II) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS sonators entertain. Andre the all his own. Seal and a horseradish factory. 14 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "The Business Firm" )12)(17) BOB NEWHART Bob becomes his patient's partner in a get-rich-quick real-estate venture (S) 0 YOUNG MAVERICK Ben Is hired by a railroad tycoon to a chunk of Indian land being offered as stakes in a poker game by an 80-yearwin old chief (Victor Jory). (7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 0(4) LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO MY SONG (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (730 JOKER'S WILD ljJ(35) SANFORD AND SON Fred plays an important role when Esther tries to adopt a child. (8 (10) MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is put under hypnosis to cure his addiction to television 7:30 1:1,) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 130 FAMILY SPECIAL "A rescue a group of people who re captured by Indians. Vic Tayback, Charley Pride, Janie Fricke, Statler Brothers, Ken Minyard, Paul Tavilla, (3 (10) THE LATHE OF HEAV. EN In this film adaptation of Ursula K. Le Gums science-ticlion novel, a dream specialist uses a man's unique power to create new worlds that are free of war, disease and overpopulation with negative conse. quences. I TH1J3SY I 5:00 (7)0 THE FBI 53Ø (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 @3 EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD (7)0 SUNRISE 9:30 0 (4) LIVE FROM STUDIO 8H (Premiere) Conductor Zubin Mehta, soprano Leontyne Price and violinist ltzhak Perlman perform with the New York Philharmonic In a tribute to the late maestro Arturo Toscanini. DA LEN R . I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY9 6:25 Sanford'Semlnole Jayceettea, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. French Avenue, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m,, Altamonte Mall Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, Seminole County Chapter of National organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., Room 3, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Highland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Open to public. Lecture on "Islamic Religion and Pofttics:Some Contr ts with Judaism" by Dr. Allen H. Podet, coordinator of Religious Studies at SUN?, Buffalo, 2.4 p.m., French House common room, Rollins College, Winter Par . Wi CALS 7:25 (4) TOOAY IN FLORIDA C!) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA by Roqer Boflen p. 5A'IJ!U,JAI0 JANUARY U ' ' . : • , , CAM & - Have Yuu seen in the Evening Heraid you would like to • available. Now you _ can order an _________________ TWIN))". aid within the - ' I LPLAZA I 7:45 0411 , HELD OVER HUNT (7)0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY LLAZA Iii 7:50 ONLY (A) (3(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 1155 (12) (' 7) NEWS A 9:,, H OT 327 12 ' STUFF UARY to place your order IF L W.'1.XY Pv'ENiJT DINNER STUTJ Fl .1" ' /7, / / I . u 40' Off n Ca ". 6w, - 1 ' a ". ' •,&.. ". - .'?" - . " ;. _J. .. BUGS BUNNY 1 SideIlams 754 Off Includes 3 204 Off 3 pisces Ileesy-dipped fried CIl4IS, mss petbssaedyavy,csls slow aadl IletIlviler tasNa Macella. Itessy ipse r1 ir ALLO1ONLY$ VALUE $3.16 GIedAN Day W.duul.y GON Thru 14, — -------Jan. LJ als or.(Nwy, 17-fl) FOION "IT'S HONEY DIPPED' $a.rd I" . S a_fiod I.. o,ers I HaburgerE 6' Chicken od for 1 OBOCIN BUCKET' i . . RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER Al Vermeer ,,,, t,n., Isi.. JU(U Ull'. J'. thday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to AstroGraph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, Be sure to specify birth date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 ) The more time you spend dwelling on that which should be done, the more reasons you'll come up with why it can't. Be a doer. not ---n ;i today on only one project instead of having several irons in the fire. Tasks will remain unfinished if you attempt too much, GEMINI May 21-June 20) ,Inm,in,l ,f 1sihrn.., IIUii UöIIUIIU UI UII -a by Stoffel & Heimdahl . QV D3'J rr! TEN'MORE JCE5 Ii _I A You'll love our new Seafood Platter. Because it's got all your favorite seafood on one tempting platter. There's one piece of our famous fish, two succulent shrimp, two plump meaty oysters and a generous serving of crisp clams-all fried to golden perfection. Plus two delicious Hushpuppies, our big hearty chips and tasty coleslaw. And even the special touches real seafood lovers really love. Like a JIIy of parsley, plenty 01 iceicnup, coctai and tartar sauce. If you love seafood, you'll love the Seafood Platter at Arthur Treactier's... a nice little seafood restaurant. - ..,, The to Justified. West woodenly led his ace of hearts and the hand could no longer be defeated. He switchd to a trump at the second trick, but declarer was in control South cased his four black suit winners and scared six more diamond tricks by a UU would not do yourself if the roles were reversed. Put yourself in their shoes. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may find it a trifle diificult today to stay within your budget, owing to your extravagant whims. Shop only for essentials. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Being too insistent upon cross-ruff. to -THIS 'TH INO UR&I DE PC)WN. I JUST IN 11:31 am. if p.m. 5zc Fri. I W. Cisslug $031 p.m SIN PrsecIl Ave. i N. Hwy. 17-fl (Hwy 17.12) Casas$rry' W. COLONIAL. DR.. ORLANDO M N. OR LA NDO AVE.. WINTER PARK 2107 'PUN PARK PLAZA, PUN PARK 4117 S. COLONIAL ON., ORLANDO - ;I - nomm~ FRANKANDERNEST r By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag b' , 7'Mt? WEU.. Bob Tha yes r mi oco HERE ) -- Without an auction, if the West hand were given to 100 players on lead against a fivediamond contract all of them would lead a high heart. However, auctions are reveal, i1%O If West had ,l...m. ii... trumps Smutti would be stranded with the two black suit losers as well as the heart loser. The original heart lead effectively established earn- killing lead. South's bidding shows a Bridge," care of this newspaper, p Q. Box 489, Radio City three-suited hand of either 41-4-4 or 4-0-5-4 distribution. Station. Now York, N. Y too t9.) munication between declarer proper inference froin (fie and duinmy for the cross-ruff diagrammed auction, he NF%SPAPER E%- TERPRISE ASSN, would have had an excellent idea of declarer's distribution. (For a copy of JACOBY Then he could have found the MODERN, send $1 to ''Win at o*..,,,, _____________ _.. .i,,...,.,.,,.,_........ uL'vd(aIIng St'(OflU round 01 ._ In projects calling for a team a new chapter. effort today, bend over back. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23ward to be cooperative. Dec. 21) Enjoy yourself today, Nothing will be accomplished but try not to select activities If each pulls in an opposing which could cause you to direction, spend more than you should. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You won't like it when the It's best to focus your efforts bills come due. ç,j-" V .'-- f'j,.,.'•I WU0UJIVI 1115 10 IJUU 41VUU1V IIVIVUFY manage something For allies. another today, be certain you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) can do a better job than he An inability to forgive and can. Don't overestimate your forget could cause you Untalents, necessary frustration today. A1ItL t1...L in A....t ,n. I ê ....... L ygones. open .,nI,,n..,...i.... If West had led a trump at trick one, which he should have realized was the right lead from the bidding, declarer would go down South t'oukl still ruff two f his losers in dummy But before he could ruff his third black suit loser. he would have lead a heart as there was no quick entry to his hand. This would give the defense the chance to lead a -----'- ---- , modern I t'nflencv when holding three four -card stilts as opening bidder is to bid the suit below the stngteion' in order to save room in the auction. North realized after South had bid three suits that his It) high points wert' all golden and dt'citlt'd to jump the diamond game, an action that was certainly by Stan Lee and John Romlta - 1 ) i'LLYifJ i . I'CAN'T MOVE Tcc' &OTT4 TIME mrRl IwI Ti'F -,;- * $ 29 LA 0 1 11001 1 0 - TUMBLEWEEDS by Craig Leggett by T. K. Ryan HI1 POI.L.JI WAS JUS'fl (*,s HERE IHINKING' O1HINGS WE'AW IN COMMON... .1 I SIThN6 SEAFOOD 2700 Orlando Drivo (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford Cop* 1979 by Aflhur Truchers Fish A Chips. Inc AS P4*sResavcd - ! 8EEN n..r,..... - -' WIN AT BRIDGE vniir own wnv having things •'-j aprocrastinator, today will not win support of I'ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) persons whose help you need. - ,. by i I - ----. I FAMOUS 1 1111! I "'.' , INAL75D Eat _ , 4,. ww.,.',l. Good Thru Jan. 14. INO I--- • -' s I'm sending you The Health number 1-2. '.-Cholesterol, Triglycerides, l310(K1 Fats, Atherosclerosis. Other readers envelope For it. Send your request to me, in care of this newspaper, I'. 0, Box 1551. Radio City Station, New York, NY 101) 19. .. .. / r' 08HHH1401 CARRIAGE YOU SURE,RABBrT? 301 Off Good Thru Jan. 14. 1* GoW Thrill Jan. 14. IM - WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY 15 Items-All CHILI Ai." 4. SALAD BAR Yo PLAtN& \ ( . 70 1 5 1) .- Good Thru Jan. 14, INO j I.CklChIfl 1U (15. y cr Wi hl.i iJi D, II ifl "TV'J 1 i ' IT LAYii4& MUCH TOO t-005E / I 'I W 5r ND t)5 r - 1: .v"m",.J '' BUT GET WIthSaIedSir so KS LVIIlti1Ii2illI 1 [YEAH... IT A1 I14'W"I £ 'Off FREE 3. CHICKEN TTI 1 II' tUft' WEE. U.E ThRuSr IJ1O SUCH MAP SAYS 1 I A SIX VERY SPECIAL OFFERS! Good Thru Jan. 14, INO I ,. p.m., as long as supply lasts, 100 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 Open "Town Hall" meeting conducted by Council of Arts & Sciences for Central Florida on 'Who Needs Arts In Seminole Seminole County ',7:30-10:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Refreshments, film, open discussion and art exhllAtlon, Inc. 9 Swill, imm IlP. ., 1 The discussion here is really about lipoproteins. Cholesterol is carried in the bloodstream in combination with a blood protein and fat. The combination of fat, blood protein and cholesterol is called a lipoprotein. Issue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed the Food you eat. Uncreamed cot ta ge cheese is low in fat and low in cholesterol, but most of the processed cheeses are high in saturated fat and high in cholesterol. Switching Your ambitions will be honed to a fine edge this coming year and there is little doubt that vmi will ni'. Don't ,'nrnhbpa a -•- - take ---.. D..--...- on thin , complish what you set out to today about which you know do, It's important, however, little or nothing. Losses are tha t you also set aside ample likely it you get out of your time to enjoy yourself and area of expertise. others, CANCER (June 21-July 22) CM'IUCORN Dec. 22-Jan. Avoid bringing up domestic 19) Things you hope to ac- issues today where you and colnplish today can be done, your spouse are at opposite provided you don't put poles. Neither is likely to roadblocks in your own path. make compromises or conLook for easy routes, not cessions. difficult ones Find out more LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You of what lies ahead for you in must be careful today not to by Howie Schneider IMIk .. , A _______ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1$ Free iweetgum and dogwood seedlings, 9 a.m. to 5 20 PC. 1 2. SINGLE CHICKEN BUCKIETI HAMBURGER YOUR BIRTHDAY January 10, 1980 LflTh (j. 4.1,.. Cauelberry Elementary School special meeting on new Primary Education Program, 7 p.m., school auditorium. Slate Rep. Bobby Brantley will explain the legislative intent of the law. 1. , I In' CM FIRCUAW A'S -mis I For Thursday, S ay, anuar .. As far as a high cholesterol being advantageous after age 50, it's not quite that simple. It's better stated that if the cholesterol is in small fat particles, it's less likely to be harmful and the number of small particles may provide SOitie help but I think that's still questionable, - around 225 milligrams of the ::°° the to skim milk and uncreamed cottage cheese is an excellent idea. Yes. I think you should take the test seriously. There are variations in techniques in how the test is done and also fluctuations in cholesterol from one day to the next. That's why it's often reconunended that a person have at least three blood tests of his cholesterol level before deciding what the actual level usually is. ter Letter Ihi. nrnhlp,,, r" cholesterol, BERNICE BELiE OSOL ' 'ç 1 p,p{ TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 Sanford Senior CitIzens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed byallde program on Alaska by Rev. Leo King. LVII lNi1l1i1'l 0 .'I._ . - PO " in One egg a day gives you HOROSCOPE ' :,. 'I. 9UFORNIAWm 5pJ'op4 . 9 322 2611 1LMOVIELANDI). "' '' I MONO nn,4 r,qt,!q P1WSPAP(H IT(MPi5( ASSN i • IV • MENNEN '''''. n "° _______________ ' ,' MR. FLUTEGN007 CO FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH j II PG ( BE T T\NrJ ( 'WELL, ThEN!MME) RE1'T X. SCAVENGER 0ThE PRICE ISRIGHT by Bob Montana Herlast 30 days for $400 plus Hwy. 1? 92 322.7102 ALL ILT S __________ ii uii ___ U in the Evening ________________ 11:00 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS _ Which has appeared ' 3)0 CBS NEWS SxlO orint of any photo " 10:55 A have? Well, they're (17) MOVIE (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED a ________________________ photo that appeared 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (II) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (12)(17) THE GIGGLE8NORT i(L!LAZA . 1 Irfti Ht-P ' II_I Sansom AJI ' 2:30 11:30 •(4) WHEEL OFFORTUNE (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (3(10) zoom (n) by Art FM Q!J'DI,) , I Sanford VFW lOiN dinner, 5:301p.m., log cabin poet home on lakefront. Open to public, -I-I 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1]) (35)GOMER py 0 (4) H OLLYWOOD SQUARES :3)0 WHEWI 7.0 o TOOAY HE WORN LOSER " 1030 rrnirt iu k Senior Cftuzena tow to Busch Garde., Tampa. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m.; pick up at Leeds Cauelberry, 9 am. Return 6 p.m. Call 322-9148. I FLORIDA t iii .t 2:25 ij17) NEWS 1000 U('4)CARD8HARKS I'4EAPACHE - - TURNS (II) (35)1 LOVE LUCY t12)(17)LUCYSHOW Lol LR1 ID Dj I j,,,, NOT TOPJl&,-IT, III 0 AS THE WORLD (3(10) U.N. DAY CONCERT Mort Walker ' 1:30 (Tj)(35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:45 (3(10)A.M, WEATHER by I (3 (10) CONTEST OF THE BANDS '79 RY GARDEN 12 (17) ROMPER ROOM (1J)(17)GREENACRES 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7)0 GOOD MORNING , 1111 (35) DICK VAN DYKE if]) (35)1 LOVE LUCY "" , (ITJO ALL MYCHILDREN AMERICA (13) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO IS (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO'. (12)(17)NEWS FUNNY BUSINESS ' RESTLESS IE11NtOISI1J FfFAJ Lj F Sj I U wr,tinn a a copy? .. ..W 1:00 (DO GOOD MORNING good health. I get plenty of exercise and my regular diet I Twice I S FADI 20 Stage need includes whole wheat cereals, 2 Poke around 22 Fast aircraft 25 Venetian 43 Unplayed golf broiled meat, fish, fowl and 3 Upon (abbr official holes plenty of fruit and milk. 24 Home of Eve 4 Places 26 Assemblies 44 Ancient 5 Status 26 Mineral spring Imagine my exasperation on 27 Shave R camar . . rece I'lh), a turin Ieuer irom 28 Tavern 7 Lopsided 45 Minutes of my gynecologist saying that 8 Magnitude beverage my cholesterol level was 9 Bird class 29 Cold cubes 33 Effecting 46 'u' suffix 10 Music Symbol 30 Bones in 35 Bizarre 47 Biblical weed elevated and that I should 36 Fowl product 12 Police chest 48 Fall in flakes eliminate fried foods and fats (Colloq 1 37 Afrikanr 32 Orchestra 50 Chinese from my diet, 13 Shame 39 Compass member philosophy Just how seriously should I 17 Piece out point 51 Massachu 20 Mediterranean 34 At this time 40 Compass take this report? I could setts cape point 21 Inside (pref) 38 Ruddy further eliminate one boiled 4 1 High priest of 22 Cut jg.dly 40 Scorches 53 Explosive egg a day, occasional cheese Israel 42 Coin of Italy 23 Compact (abbr) and switch to skim milk but is that really necessary or EMEN advisable? I read recently that elevated levels after 50 NONE RENEE HOENE OMEN are perhaps desirable. DEAR READER There au c a tendency for cholesterol levels to increase with age but that dsn't mean that it's desirable. And although MON BEN you've apparently made considerable effort toward NUNN Von controlling your diet, you're correct in saying there could HOENE be some improvement, IF you have any degree of HNNOMEN BEN fat around your waist, 0U might be well advised ; cut EON OEM back on your calories or inONE MEI crease your exercise enough to eliminate the fat. You ago Boom should decrease the cholesterol in your diet. Even NOOSE No though your body does manufacture cholesterol, the NOMMENO NONE cholesterol in your diet is simply n ixed with your own SIR, I HAVE A 0 @3 DAYS OF OUR LIVES CD 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 9:30 6:55 Ayatollah Khomeini, a' report on a woman who paid to have her husband murdered, and the controversial Cincinnati Who concert. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Sallie Harrison Chapter DAR, 1:45 p.m., board meeting; 2:30 p.m., meeting, home of Mrs. William Brumley, 710 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, 8:25 0 @3 TODAY IN FLORIDA (n 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA DOWN 19 Invite p 15)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (DO RYAN'S HOPE 11 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (12) (17) MOVIE 1A salamander hairpiece 1101=111111111111111 _____ NjZHIELPI DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm a DSmCtAI I 65-year-old woman, weigh 144 N T E N1 T1 E K e TCH ISA A H pounds, am 5 foot 3 and in 57 Small 18 In case that 5:30 ER AND FRIENDS _______ (10)$I$AMF8TRUT 12:30 0 @3 NEWS (12) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 6:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN sa finds Charlie's marriage far() MORNING NEWS from blissful. 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SCOTCH WHITE HORSE 91.00 OLD RARITY i) RARE J"D SCOTCH SCOTCH CASE BEEFEATER • 72nd Year, No. 121-Thursday, January 10, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)Price 15 Cents LONDON DRY GIN 1: 8.99 ` ANY 12- 104.50 " T' , QT. 0101CI 979 0TO 7 ANY 12-93.45 Hospital Trustees Bid For 'Local Control' County MAIIJ~ . "SOMETHING SPECIAL" • - -' Ih 1)IANE I'ETR'u'K • .. . 8 YR.93° OZ. MADE BY GLENLI VET j '- - ' . 74: ' , • 7 '';• - Y' I . ;-' '. , -• • . • , , .- '. ' LOCH-A-MOOR LIf OflAYBUIF PEANUT LIQUEUR s.t: '*s LOVE COFFEE 110. MEXICAN AMARETTOJACQUIN NEOPOLITAN (IRE GALIAU0) AMARETFO AMBROSIANO - .. -- -, , 8.49 TH 25 402 4.99 3 ipt 5m 5 ,H IMP: ITALIAN CAPTAINS GIFT DECANTER 100.BOND Herald Photo by Tom vincent Listening attentively to the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustee' presentation are (from designates Don l{evnokls and :rthuir Ilari'is. asid left) board Ifleflht)er Fred Mobley, board- board member E.C. harper Jr. 6,.09 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON H"prest'ntatives of Florida Hospital Orlando, a Seventh-day Adv ntist group were expected to be interviewed at 11 a.m. Florida hospital representatives have previously said they No members of the public-at-large were present as the interviews began. The current hospital trustees' proposal. Bentley said, rails for creation of a not-for-profit private corporation t allow access to capital funds that would be used to expand and renovate (lie facility. As a private corporation, the hospital could issue tax -e xempt revenue bonds, - QUART would buy Seminole Memorial for $8.2 million and spend an additional $6 million renovating it. In addition, they propose construction of a satellite facility somewhere between Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida Hospital-Altanionte in the 1-4 corridor ''at sonic point in the future," The group has also .iffered to take over the county's ambulance service if so requested. AT9U n's Seize GOOD TUES., JAN, 15 LANCERS ROSE III A o* liS sev en new hospitals a year, he said The cor Ixtration's pro posal offers the county a buy-back offer on the old hospital once the new one is built - .wis promised ct,iii. tt itit'e rates. As part of its effort to look at all possible management alternatives for the hospital, the county commission began i N Uus iiwI milk iIt, tt' ruup P1 "1°° to Uu or lease the facility. 8.49 5.19 7.49 9.95 230Z GOOD WED., JAN. 9 J. W. DANT • COfII a.vow si 5.99 to build a 200-bed, acute-care facility. "We're willing to SIntl $18 million on the new hospital and get it (lone quickly," he said. . 1l(,A s in -depth analysis, he said indicated the best care would be provided by going to another suitable nearby location and keeping the current facility ooen (luring construction, 'ftc 01(1 1R)SpitBl, lie said, will continue to give physical plant problems despite renovations. 'l'he aging hospital is currently county-owned and run by a ko irnur .I)poinkd board I hi co unty m onmiiSSion and hospital officials agree the facility is in need of renovation iIRI expansion or replacement. -• ., . llc,vs proposal to build a new hospital would put Sanford back in the mainstream of health care, he said. HCA proposes Doug Lewis, representative of Hospital Corporation of Mncrk'a i I l( A I. Nashville, (01(1 the commissioners a 'retread of an old fat'ilitv" is not appropriate and that IICA proposes to build a new one, . QT. ANY 12 79.95 CAFE BENEDICTINE . CHOICI 6.99 CASE 110.00 • * V.0. BARTON .0 YR. STR. KY. II W11011 , - The commission indicated the purpose of the Interviews is to allow the board to ask questions concerning the groups' PrOIXISaIS submitted Nov. 15. 101) concerns, according to Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, are the level and quality of hospital care, local control, and financing of care for indigents. I .ewis said modern health care has by-passed the cornillutiity of Sanford. "Something must be done," he said, "to bring Sanford a modern hospital." Ikrald Staff Writer l)t'cision-inaki,ig power would reside in the local conununit if the current Seminole Memorial Hospital's SMII Board of Trustees' proposal is accepted, hospital Administrator Charles Bentley told the Seminole County Commission this morning, Bentley. speaking on behalf of the hospital board members, who were all present, said local citizens would make up the board of the proposed new not-for-profit private corporation that would renovate SMII. EDEN HORN WoJ4s Pa.Mt C.1fiJ.. b IT COSTS A LITTLE MORE BUT YOU ARE WORTH IT! l ' STI. KY. IRS. IN SOMEONE SPECIAL "il ' 25.4 OZ, 2.99 Ayatollahs' - Slow Foes Ity, LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W,CUU,poN C F o I I owe rs -. In Battles KABUL, Afghanistan (UPI) - Rebel •. I forces seized a provincial capital in pr It sident a nnounces northeastern Afghanistan and checked the advance of the 85.000 strong Soviet further reductions In U.S.-Soviet army In two other provinces, Western trade and dockworkers across diplomats and guerrilla leaders said the nation refuse to loud Russian today, ships. See stories on l'age 5A. The diplomats said the city of .. • Faizabad, capital of Badakhshan -•.• Province in the northeastern corner of trolled the province, with the exception of . Afghanistan, bordering both the Soviet Faizabad, had been besieging the town's 4) • Union and China, fell within the past Afghan government garrison for months. three days, the diplomats and guerrillas The end caine when the rebels seized the .. said. airfield that served as the garrison's -i.':. The Jung newspaper in Rawahapindi, supply line, the diplomats said. Pakistan said 400 Soviet troops died in The Jung newspaper also said the the heavy fighting and at least two Soviets were attempting to airlift troops Russian helicopters were shot down over into the province. Hundreds of homes and . , the city's airport. mosques have been destroyed and scores . • The Soviet Union's 16th Motorized Rifle of civilians killed in heavy bombing .S. -' II. nii.iru Stone, 1)-I' lorida, talks with Herald Photo by Tom Nelsel Division, one of seven divisions believed preceding the buildup for a Soviet officials of liii' United T1'aiislH)i'tatioii (]iiioii. to be In Afghanistan, is deployed in the counterattack, It said. Champion". from %Vastiington to demonstrate northeast, but apparently was not in''With Fairzabad in their hands, the d uring his WlIiStk'-s(olp at Sanford Ve(ltirs(lay. his SIIpl)oI't of continued passenger train service volved in the fighting, whole northeastern corner of the country StOIi( hiiiI ridden the Amtrak passenger train. to (lie sate. fll1 tribesmen who n1rv 'nn Finnu tnthø rpI.k "nnp ,lininrnni ..'i city, a stronghold of Shariat-Madari's supporters, in what was supposed to have been a religious occasion - the Arbain Ilosseim hOli(la), But the rival ayatollah's followers, armed with guns and clubs, charged into it crowd of some 100,000 Khomeini loyalists and triggered a day of shooting, arson and beatings that turned Tabriz into virtually an armed camp. Alter nightfall Wednesday, the army supported by Khomeini's revolutionary guards moved into the city to try to restore order by imposing a quasi. martial law. Security Council M eeting Today It was it major outbreak of violence on it holiday that religious leaders had urged should soft-pedal the political - 'l'EHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Diehard followers of dissident Ayatollah Kazetu Sharlat-Madart, detytng their on lender, battled loyalists of Ayatollah Huliollah Khomeini in Tabriz in running fights that left at least three dead and nearly 100 injured. hear>' shooting and street fights e - . .- erupted Wednesday in the northwestern - ' •, - NJOLAS BORDEAUX BLANC'fw 3.49 75 ST. JOKAMIS BEfiNKASTLE KUFURST 3.49 :-. BECARO BARDOUNO, SOAVEiaay wri 3.49 1. WILD TURKEY 101 KY. BRB. _____ NIK 9A925A Y1TALILAIPIAI11C SOUVINIIGIPT lox OZ. II.ICIt $ WISTI UOTCII ZINFMISL 1$VINT.MIIJNOY 10 VINY. CABERNET $AIMSNOII - IAN MARTIN 111119111 111110 10.11113 horns CHamberlia 1976 22.95 tEAtLoiüGIiNIuiii,w y CANN u Umuw-nma ,CLOIFOURTETiT,mwN CHAT, CAMEIIUC HAUT...sc CHAT. ON GLANAIT. an vicitiiii, 11 iii ioas 12.95 23.7 0!. 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A commentary by the 'lass news It was the first detailed response to the decision to stop shipment of some 17 million tons of corn, wheat and soybeans. The Soviet Union, Meeting Canceled A meeting planned for 7 tonight at Iingwood Elementary School featuring it speech by Thomas J. McDowell on "Teach Your Child to Talk" has been canceled due to the illness of the speaker, The next session in the series arranged by the Speech Language Department of Seminole County Schools will be Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at Longwood King, the railroad worker, told Stone he appreciated his efforts to save the passenger train service to Florida, "i need the work," he said. - DONNA ESTF.q Elementart' School S -' .'• lot 5.49 OL GERMAN • '•,, - SCOTCH 2001 7*" Washington, to demonstrate his support for continued passenger train service to the state, arrived in Sanford three-and-ahalf hours late because of snowy conditions in Maryland and the Carolinas. He continued his train trip through Orlando to Tampa, where he disembarked to complete his trip to Bradenton. Stone was met In Sanford by a small group of supporters which included three legislative director; Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce and her daughter, Pat Nuckolls and a railroad worker, Phillip King, Aho had always wanted to meet a senator. Also on hand was Stone's Orlandooffice staff member, Clyde King. "We really need to support train service for its energy savings, It's good for Florida," Stone said breaking ceremonies occurred, with Labor force, where a dawn-to-dusk work Sanford at 4 p.m. Travel time from former president Grant doing the honors, day brought a siiun a dollar, a cup of grits Sanford to Orlando was nearly two hours, Special To The Herald thus marking the official beginning of and a piece of fat pork. with regular stops at Orlando, Maitland, One-hundred years ago today former railroad construction. The rails finally reached Orlando on Longwood, and Sanford, and flag stops at President U.S. Grant broke ground on While there was a good turnout for the Oct. 1, 1880. On the following day an six other points, Sanford's first railroad, ceremony, curiosity rather than the excursion was run from Sanford to At Sanford, the railroad had its general Interest in a local railroad was first popularity if Grant may have been the Orlando carrying railroad officials and offices and shops. The shops, located generated in 1871 when a group of area cause. Many times in his later life, 'prominent citizens, The excursion train west of French Avenue and south of Sixth . . / businessmen secured a state charter that Sydney Chase of Sanford, the man who on consisted of primarily flat cars upon Street, were equipped to maintain the called for the building of a line between horseback announced the event, told of which benches had been placed for the rolling stock as well as build freight and Lake Monroe and Orlando. However, a his encounters with persons having bitter "comfort" of the passengers. Several passenger cars. The offices were housed -'• lack of capital interest plagued the group memories of Grant, his corrupt ad- times during the trip the "Seminole," as in the same frame building as the station, for four years, until Longwood promoter ministration, and the Civil War. Chase the locomotive was called, stalled on the which was situated at the northeast Edward Henck procured financial explained that onmanyof his visits, after grades and caused the passengers to corner of First Street and North' Oak backing from a New England newspaper, sneaking past dogs in the yard, some of climb down from their seats, roll up their Avenue. the Boston Herald. the "crackers" would coldly hear him sIeees, and push. At the end of the line, Following its operation as At this point, the proposed "South out, spit their "chaw" at his feet, and in Orlando, the group enjoyed a picnic at dependent line for a few years, the South Florida Railroad" was to begin at the end without a word stalk back into the house, the site of what would become the San Florida Railroad became a branch of the of a 660-foot pier in Lake Monroe, pass with the ground-breaking ceremonies In Juan Hotel. Plant System and In 1902 was absorbed through the fledgling town of Sanford, order, construction of the narrow-gauge Regular service on the 23-tulle route into the Atlantic Coast Line. Today, most Lake In the settlements of Longwood and road was begun. Construction crews began Nov. 12, 1880, with a north-bound sections of the South Florida Railroad The Sanford station and Maitland, and terminate in Orlando. from Georgia and local workers alike mixed train leaving Orlando at 7 a.m. are still being used by the Seaboard Railroad as photographed ingeneral offices of the isi. Photo Ph courtes of On Saturday. Jan. 10, 1880, ground- comprised the South Florida Railroad's and a southbound mixed train leaving Coast Line. 7.99 CIENU kMC a.v LI CWLE$ FOURNIEN -101 13.49 W(RNITIA$VIMhN 4." 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If. ie Jr, state By HAL FREEMAN - CAILO 10111 agency Wednesday night said the Soviet Union would survive Carter's grain embargo and other punitive measures. - the 40th day of mourning after the anniversary of the death of Imani Hossein, grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, Shariat-Madari himself, although at odds with Islamic strongman Khomeini over the role of the clergy under Iran's new Islamic constitution, has urged his supporters at least twice in the last five days to cease their opposition. i "I think we are going to save these trains," said U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Florida, at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday as he stopped in Sanford for it 10-minute visit while the Amtrak "Champion" Look on water and fuel, Area Got Railroad 100 Years Ago - DAVID 600 Mexico and the Philippines introduced the Joint proposal for an emergency session, the sixth in the assembly's 34year history. The Soviet Union and its ally East Germany voted against the resolution, while Zambia abstained. "There is no doubt at all that we are confronting an invasion, an armed intervention," Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda told the Council. "We are In danger of falling into a cold war." In its strongest warning yet to the United States, said today Washington has begun MOSCOW I UPI) MINERAL WATER GOLD SEAL LI• 1.YP i zwFulea ANY12.35.95 Small Group Meets Sen. S Tra n Soviets: U.S. Moves 'Dangerous' 1 LACKNRRY.TRIPIE UC P. OE GIN Fl C"NWX -_ 3 39 CHERRY CRIME 01 MENTHE (GREEN ON WHITE) CREAM Of CACAO (LIGHT OR DARK) 8 O IvIl 1.09 MTN. DIAIJL lIlt. IlS$UUSY UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -The U.N. Security Council, blocked from acting on its own because of a Soviet veto, sent to the General Assembly its stalled proposal to pressure the Soviet Union Into withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan. The council Wednesday voted, 12-2, with one abstention, to call the assembly Into emergency session. The debate was scheduled to get under way later today. ..Jg UI AMANETTO DE CORN .i9 MARTiNS V.V.0 70 ANLMDIAVO0KA .51 RI$UI3IE UACT MA N TIE $1L$ I I$T FN Mini iCTM$ CORDIALS.DOMAINE I AMANITTO . APRICOTe PEACH. IVOLWINI 1 3.99 ', ..•- U flu ANYI2-1O950 ILASSES I LA FERRIERE WH BORDEAUX-fun - - 3.99 ILACKILNNYIRANOY JACQUIN TRADEMARK I I 3.99 - . 3.99 EALUANO LIQUEUR OLD ;I1MILTh1II ST. GERMAIN ROSE ANJOU4wc ST. CERMAIN CHENIN BlANC-f wa NICOI.AS BORDEAUX ROUSE.cw Bidders Interviews - FWZNIN "A 1971VMITAGL sz. CASE OF 12- 28.95 2o49 ' --7----- . t I ••' ,1_•'" ' t ;- .-- - - 71 - - South Florida Rollins College -• ' -'- ç ,ç,;• - &__ .- _ p -- .- .', -- .. .- A ' -- ' -. .__• -.' I.- -.'. - • '-•-' ;' . -..-. ' . .-. 7 ..-.' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SCOTCH WHITE HORSE 91.00 OLD RARITY i) RARE J"D SCOTCH SCOTCH CASE BEEFEATER • 72nd Year, No. 121-Thursday, January 10, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)Price 15 Cents LONDON DRY GIN 1: 8.99 ` ANY 12- 104.50 " T' , QT. 0101CI 979 0TO 7 ANY 12-93.45 Hospital Trustees Bid For 'Local Control' County MAIIJ~ . "SOMETHING SPECIAL" • - -' Ih 1)IANE I'ETR'u'K • .. . 8 YR.93° OZ. MADE BY GLENLI VET j '- - ' . 74: ' , • 7 '';• - Y' I . ;-' '. , -• • . • , , .- '. ' LOCH-A-MOOR LIf OflAYBUIF PEANUT LIQUEUR s.t: '*s LOVE COFFEE 110. MEXICAN AMARETTOJACQUIN NEOPOLITAN (IRE GALIAU0) AMARETFO AMBROSIANO - .. -- -, , 8.49 TH 25 402 4.99 3 ipt 5m 5 ,H IMP: ITALIAN CAPTAINS GIFT DECANTER 100.BOND Herald Photo by Tom vincent Listening attentively to the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustee' presentation are (from designates Don l{evnokls and :rthuir Ilari'is. asid left) board Ifleflht)er Fred Mobley, board- board member E.C. harper Jr. 6,.09 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON H"prest'ntatives of Florida Hospital Orlando, a Seventh-day Adv ntist group were expected to be interviewed at 11 a.m. Florida hospital representatives have previously said they No members of the public-at-large were present as the interviews began. The current hospital trustees' proposal. Bentley said, rails for creation of a not-for-profit private corporation t allow access to capital funds that would be used to expand and renovate (lie facility. As a private corporation, the hospital could issue tax -e xempt revenue bonds, - QUART would buy Seminole Memorial for $8.2 million and spend an additional $6 million renovating it. In addition, they propose construction of a satellite facility somewhere between Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida Hospital-Altanionte in the 1-4 corridor ''at sonic point in the future," The group has also .iffered to take over the county's ambulance service if so requested. AT9U n's Seize GOOD TUES., JAN, 15 LANCERS ROSE III A o* liS sev en new hospitals a year, he said The cor Ixtration's pro posal offers the county a buy-back offer on the old hospital once the new one is built - .wis promised ct,iii. tt itit'e rates. As part of its effort to look at all possible management alternatives for the hospital, the county commission began i N Uus iiwI milk iIt, tt' ruup P1 "1°° to Uu or lease the facility. 8.49 5.19 7.49 9.95 230Z GOOD WED., JAN. 9 J. W. DANT • COfII a.vow si 5.99 to build a 200-bed, acute-care facility. "We're willing to SIntl $18 million on the new hospital and get it (lone quickly," he said. . 1l(,A s in -depth analysis, he said indicated the best care would be provided by going to another suitable nearby location and keeping the current facility ooen (luring construction, 'ftc 01(1 1R)SpitBl, lie said, will continue to give physical plant problems despite renovations. 'l'he aging hospital is currently county-owned and run by a ko irnur .I)poinkd board I hi co unty m onmiiSSion and hospital officials agree the facility is in need of renovation iIRI expansion or replacement. -• ., . llc,vs proposal to build a new hospital would put Sanford back in the mainstream of health care, he said. HCA proposes Doug Lewis, representative of Hospital Corporation of Mncrk'a i I l( A I. Nashville, (01(1 the commissioners a 'retread of an old fat'ilitv" is not appropriate and that IICA proposes to build a new one, . QT. ANY 12 79.95 CAFE BENEDICTINE . CHOICI 6.99 CASE 110.00 • * V.0. BARTON .0 YR. STR. KY. II W11011 , - The commission indicated the purpose of the Interviews is to allow the board to ask questions concerning the groups' PrOIXISaIS submitted Nov. 15. 101) concerns, according to Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, are the level and quality of hospital care, local control, and financing of care for indigents. I .ewis said modern health care has by-passed the cornillutiity of Sanford. "Something must be done," he said, "to bring Sanford a modern hospital." Ikrald Staff Writer l)t'cision-inaki,ig power would reside in the local conununit if the current Seminole Memorial Hospital's SMII Board of Trustees' proposal is accepted, hospital Administrator Charles Bentley told the Seminole County Commission this morning, Bentley. speaking on behalf of the hospital board members, who were all present, said local citizens would make up the board of the proposed new not-for-profit private corporation that would renovate SMII. EDEN HORN WoJ4s Pa.Mt C.1fiJ.. b IT COSTS A LITTLE MORE BUT YOU ARE WORTH IT! l ' STI. KY. IRS. IN SOMEONE SPECIAL "il ' 25.4 OZ, 2.99 Ayatollahs' - Slow Foes Ity, LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W,CUU,poN C F o I I owe rs -. In Battles KABUL, Afghanistan (UPI) - Rebel •. I forces seized a provincial capital in pr It sident a nnounces northeastern Afghanistan and checked the advance of the 85.000 strong Soviet further reductions In U.S.-Soviet army In two other provinces, Western trade and dockworkers across diplomats and guerrilla leaders said the nation refuse to loud Russian today, ships. See stories on l'age 5A. The diplomats said the city of .. • Faizabad, capital of Badakhshan -•.• Province in the northeastern corner of trolled the province, with the exception of . Afghanistan, bordering both the Soviet Faizabad, had been besieging the town's 4) • Union and China, fell within the past Afghan government garrison for months. three days, the diplomats and guerrillas The end caine when the rebels seized the .. said. airfield that served as the garrison's -i.':. The Jung newspaper in Rawahapindi, supply line, the diplomats said. Pakistan said 400 Soviet troops died in The Jung newspaper also said the the heavy fighting and at least two Soviets were attempting to airlift troops Russian helicopters were shot down over into the province. Hundreds of homes and . , the city's airport. mosques have been destroyed and scores . • The Soviet Union's 16th Motorized Rifle of civilians killed in heavy bombing .S. -' II. nii.iru Stone, 1)-I' lorida, talks with Herald Photo by Tom Nelsel Division, one of seven divisions believed preceding the buildup for a Soviet officials of liii' United T1'aiislH)i'tatioii (]iiioii. to be In Afghanistan, is deployed in the counterattack, It said. Champion". from %Vastiington to demonstrate northeast, but apparently was not in''With Fairzabad in their hands, the d uring his WlIiStk'-s(olp at Sanford Ve(ltirs(lay. his SIIpl)oI't of continued passenger train service volved in the fighting, whole northeastern corner of the country StOIi( hiiiI ridden the Amtrak passenger train. to (lie sate. fll1 tribesmen who n1rv 'nn Finnu tnthø rpI.k "nnp ,lininrnni ..'i city, a stronghold of Shariat-Madari's supporters, in what was supposed to have been a religious occasion - the Arbain Ilosseim hOli(la), But the rival ayatollah's followers, armed with guns and clubs, charged into it crowd of some 100,000 Khomeini loyalists and triggered a day of shooting, arson and beatings that turned Tabriz into virtually an armed camp. Alter nightfall Wednesday, the army supported by Khomeini's revolutionary guards moved into the city to try to restore order by imposing a quasi. martial law. Security Council M eeting Today It was it major outbreak of violence on it holiday that religious leaders had urged should soft-pedal the political - 'l'EHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Diehard followers of dissident Ayatollah Kazetu Sharlat-Madart, detytng their on lender, battled loyalists of Ayatollah Huliollah Khomeini in Tabriz in running fights that left at least three dead and nearly 100 injured. hear>' shooting and street fights e - . .- erupted Wednesday in the northwestern - ' •, - NJOLAS BORDEAUX BLANC'fw 3.49 75 ST. JOKAMIS BEfiNKASTLE KUFURST 3.49 :-. BECARO BARDOUNO, SOAVEiaay wri 3.49 1. WILD TURKEY 101 KY. BRB. _____ NIK 9A925A Y1TALILAIPIAI11C SOUVINIIGIPT lox OZ. II.ICIt $ WISTI UOTCII ZINFMISL 1$VINT.MIIJNOY 10 VINY. CABERNET $AIMSNOII - IAN MARTIN 111119111 111110 10.11113 horns CHamberlia 1976 22.95 tEAtLoiüGIiNIuiii,w y CANN u Umuw-nma ,CLOIFOURTETiT,mwN CHAT, CAMEIIUC HAUT...sc CHAT. ON GLANAIT. an vicitiiii, 11 iii ioas 12.95 23.7 0!. 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A commentary by the 'lass news It was the first detailed response to the decision to stop shipment of some 17 million tons of corn, wheat and soybeans. The Soviet Union, Meeting Canceled A meeting planned for 7 tonight at Iingwood Elementary School featuring it speech by Thomas J. McDowell on "Teach Your Child to Talk" has been canceled due to the illness of the speaker, The next session in the series arranged by the Speech Language Department of Seminole County Schools will be Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at Longwood King, the railroad worker, told Stone he appreciated his efforts to save the passenger train service to Florida, "i need the work," he said. - DONNA ESTF.q Elementart' School S -' .'• lot 5.49 OL GERMAN • '•,, - SCOTCH 2001 7*" Washington, to demonstrate his support for continued passenger train service to the state, arrived in Sanford three-and-ahalf hours late because of snowy conditions in Maryland and the Carolinas. He continued his train trip through Orlando to Tampa, where he disembarked to complete his trip to Bradenton. Stone was met In Sanford by a small group of supporters which included three legislative director; Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce and her daughter, Pat Nuckolls and a railroad worker, Phillip King, Aho had always wanted to meet a senator. Also on hand was Stone's Orlandooffice staff member, Clyde King. "We really need to support train service for its energy savings, It's good for Florida," Stone said breaking ceremonies occurred, with Labor force, where a dawn-to-dusk work Sanford at 4 p.m. Travel time from former president Grant doing the honors, day brought a siiun a dollar, a cup of grits Sanford to Orlando was nearly two hours, Special To The Herald thus marking the official beginning of and a piece of fat pork. with regular stops at Orlando, Maitland, One-hundred years ago today former railroad construction. The rails finally reached Orlando on Longwood, and Sanford, and flag stops at President U.S. Grant broke ground on While there was a good turnout for the Oct. 1, 1880. On the following day an six other points, Sanford's first railroad, ceremony, curiosity rather than the excursion was run from Sanford to At Sanford, the railroad had its general Interest in a local railroad was first popularity if Grant may have been the Orlando carrying railroad officials and offices and shops. The shops, located generated in 1871 when a group of area cause. Many times in his later life, 'prominent citizens, The excursion train west of French Avenue and south of Sixth . . / businessmen secured a state charter that Sydney Chase of Sanford, the man who on consisted of primarily flat cars upon Street, were equipped to maintain the called for the building of a line between horseback announced the event, told of which benches had been placed for the rolling stock as well as build freight and Lake Monroe and Orlando. However, a his encounters with persons having bitter "comfort" of the passengers. Several passenger cars. The offices were housed -'• lack of capital interest plagued the group memories of Grant, his corrupt ad- times during the trip the "Seminole," as in the same frame building as the station, for four years, until Longwood promoter ministration, and the Civil War. Chase the locomotive was called, stalled on the which was situated at the northeast Edward Henck procured financial explained that onmanyof his visits, after grades and caused the passengers to corner of First Street and North' Oak backing from a New England newspaper, sneaking past dogs in the yard, some of climb down from their seats, roll up their Avenue. the Boston Herald. the "crackers" would coldly hear him sIeees, and push. At the end of the line, Following its operation as At this point, the proposed "South out, spit their "chaw" at his feet, and in Orlando, the group enjoyed a picnic at dependent line for a few years, the South Florida Railroad" was to begin at the end without a word stalk back into the house, the site of what would become the San Florida Railroad became a branch of the of a 660-foot pier in Lake Monroe, pass with the ground-breaking ceremonies In Juan Hotel. Plant System and In 1902 was absorbed through the fledgling town of Sanford, order, construction of the narrow-gauge Regular service on the 23-tulle route into the Atlantic Coast Line. Today, most Lake In the settlements of Longwood and road was begun. Construction crews began Nov. 12, 1880, with a north-bound sections of the South Florida Railroad The Sanford station and Maitland, and terminate in Orlando. from Georgia and local workers alike mixed train leaving Orlando at 7 a.m. are still being used by the Seaboard Railroad as photographed ingeneral offices of the isi. Photo Ph courtes of On Saturday. Jan. 10, 1880, ground- comprised the South Florida Railroad's and a southbound mixed train leaving Coast Line. 7.99 CIENU kMC a.v LI CWLE$ FOURNIEN -101 13.49 W(RNITIA$VIMhN 4." 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If. ie Jr, state By HAL FREEMAN - CAILO 10111 agency Wednesday night said the Soviet Union would survive Carter's grain embargo and other punitive measures. - the 40th day of mourning after the anniversary of the death of Imani Hossein, grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, Shariat-Madari himself, although at odds with Islamic strongman Khomeini over the role of the clergy under Iran's new Islamic constitution, has urged his supporters at least twice in the last five days to cease their opposition. i "I think we are going to save these trains," said U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Florida, at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday as he stopped in Sanford for it 10-minute visit while the Amtrak "Champion" Look on water and fuel, Area Got Railroad 100 Years Ago - DAVID 600 Mexico and the Philippines introduced the Joint proposal for an emergency session, the sixth in the assembly's 34year history. The Soviet Union and its ally East Germany voted against the resolution, while Zambia abstained. "There is no doubt at all that we are confronting an invasion, an armed intervention," Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda told the Council. "We are In danger of falling into a cold war." In its strongest warning yet to the United States, said today Washington has begun MOSCOW I UPI) MINERAL WATER GOLD SEAL LI• 1.YP i zwFulea ANY12.35.95 Small Group Meets Sen. S Tra n Soviets: U.S. Moves 'Dangerous' 1 LACKNRRY.TRIPIE UC P. OE GIN Fl C"NWX -_ 3 39 CHERRY CRIME 01 MENTHE (GREEN ON WHITE) CREAM Of CACAO (LIGHT OR DARK) 8 O IvIl 1.09 MTN. DIAIJL lIlt. IlS$UUSY UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -The U.N. Security Council, blocked from acting on its own because of a Soviet veto, sent to the General Assembly its stalled proposal to pressure the Soviet Union Into withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan. The council Wednesday voted, 12-2, with one abstention, to call the assembly Into emergency session. The debate was scheduled to get under way later today. ..Jg UI AMANETTO DE CORN .i9 MARTiNS V.V.0 70 ANLMDIAVO0KA .51 RI$UI3IE UACT MA N TIE $1L$ I I$T FN Mini iCTM$ CORDIALS.DOMAINE I AMANITTO . APRICOTe PEACH. IVOLWINI 1 3.99 ', ..•- U flu ANYI2-1O950 ILASSES I LA FERRIERE WH BORDEAUX-fun - - 3.99 ILACKILNNYIRANOY JACQUIN TRADEMARK I I 3.99 - . 3.99 EALUANO LIQUEUR OLD ;I1MILTh1II ST. GERMAIN ROSE ANJOU4wc ST. CERMAIN CHENIN BlANC-f wa NICOI.AS BORDEAUX ROUSE.cw Bidders Interviews - FWZNIN "A 1971VMITAGL sz. CASE OF 12- 28.95 2o49 ' --7----- . t I ••' ,1_•'" ' t ;- .-- - - 71 - - South Florida Rollins College -• ' -'- ç ,ç,;• - &__ .- _ p -- .- .', -- .. .- A ' -- ' -. .__• -.' I.- -.'. - • '-•-' ;' . -..-. ' . .-. 7 ..-.' �A-IvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 10, 900 Selection Continues School Board Mulls VVORLD 1 Pay-Busing IN BRIEF FLORIDA U.S. Keeps Military Bases, The youngest chil&en, living farthest from °°l would get rides firstona spaceavailable basis under a courtesy busing plan the school board will study, Increases Arms To Turkey ANKARA, Turkey (UP!) - U.S. and Turkish of. ficlals today Initialled a new five-year Defense Cooperation Agreement permitting the continued operatIon 0( 26 U.S. military bases in Turkey and outlining plans for increased American military aid, The agreement marked an Important step in American plans to bolster nations in the strategic Middle East area threatened by the Soviet takeover in Afghanistan and the Iran crisis. The pact was completed Wednesday in negotia tions between Turkish officials and two high-level American officials who arrived in Ankara Saturday. Board member Pat Telson presented the plan at Wednesday night's meeting. It might, she said, help accommodate students living less than 2 miles from school and those who might be walking through hazardous areas. i School boards do not receive state funds to bus students who live within a 2-mile radius of their school or who must travel through areas Considered dangerous. WUHAN, China (UP!) - Defense Secretary Harold Brown watched Chinese fighter pilots perform acrobatics in outmoded fighter planes today and said Chinese military hardware Is about a dozen years behind that of the Soviet Union. "But what comes through is the pride the Chinese have in their duties and in their ability to do things," Brown said. "This equipment is produced and main. tamed entirely by the Chinese themselves. That IS Important and they consider It Important." Brown said that in the new American defense relationship with China, Chinese military leaders will come to the United States in small groups as visitors, ,Put that there will be no largecale training of Chinese military forces by the United States, WEATHER NATIONAL RIPONT Emergency crews worked to reopen roads nd restore power to tens of thousands of homes In the Icy Pacific Northwest today and residents of Southern California mopped UP from heavy rains that triggered flash flooding and mudslides. Weather. related traffic deaths during the past two days climbed to 10, Including dive people killed in a wind and rainstorm that smashed through the t4awallan Isiands late Tuesday. AREA RIADINGI It a.m.): temperature: Mi overnight : yesterdays high: SO: barometric pressure: 30.301 relative humidity: fl Percent; winds: Northeast at 7 m.p.h. FRIDAY TlDus Daytona beach: high, I:s7 low, so1, high, 22low, 1:21: ft" Canaverali high, 1:10 low, 7:311 high, 2:01 low, 5:11; Sayport1 high, I:21 low, 2$, high, 7:51 low, 1:3$. BOATING FORICASTs St. Augustine to Jvitsr islet. Out SI Miles: Windt east to northeast around 1S knots Increasing to13to3o knots ,hk afternoofl,Wifldsbecomlng.ouffierlyand Increasing to around 2oknots tonight and Friday. Seas 3 tollest Increasing to 1 to 7 feet tonight and Friday. Chance of showers lit, tonight and Friday, mostly In the north Part. AREA POSCA$T Partly cloudy and warm today. Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers tonight and Friday. Highs in the WW 7 to now' SO. Lows near 50. WInds easterly 15 mph today and 14111111111101 IV IStSU mph Friday. Rain prdsab%lIty IsSO percent tonight and Friday. May Get Commuted Sentence a ••: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - After nearly four years in the shadow of the electric chair, convicted double murderer Darrell Edwin by is in line for commutation, But he will have to spend another 21 years in prison and, perhaps more, depending on what strings the State Clemency Board puts on any reduced sentence he may receive. -.. State law imposes a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison In capital cases where the death penalty Is not Imposed. In some instances, the board has provided that persons receiving commutation never be paroled. Seminole County provides courtesy bus service in hazardous areas. The routes are evaluated every spring to determine if road Improvements have made routes safe for children walking or riding hikes. School Superintendent William Layer's decision to discontinue 11 courtesy bus runs this year met with strong parent protest "It's time we act for the people, not react "I think we have a good (busing) policy," Ms. Telson said Wednesday. ,But a good later," she said. The plan presented is one used in Brevard thing can be improved upon." The board is expected to consider Ma County since 901, Ms. Telson said. Mt& giving the youngest students - Telson's proposed policy Wednesday. In other action, the school board approved a kindergarten and first graders - fit priority list of school renovations to be paid, Priority, if there Is additional space on bum the Brevard plan allows parents to pay for through a state program designed to ease fkatwved unemployment In the construction industry. busing service on it basis. Seminole County received $624,000 under The Brevard parents pay 110 for six weeks the Special School Maintenance Act for Improvementa. Most of the money will go serviceor 60 round trips. Board member W. J. Kroll said he did not toward repairing leaky roofs at six county think it likely Seminole County would have schools The board also approved sending a 12-yearenough space available to ever have the Old middle school student to the Grove School option of offering a payment plan. "Chevron may take care of all our for students with drug problems In lieu of problems for us by cutting our gas supply," expulsion. The board authorized School Board he added. School Purchasing Agent Don Coleman said Attorney Ned Julian Jr. to respond to an unfair-labor-practIce suit filed by the last week Chevron, the school system's gas S1T11flOIC EdUC$UOfl Association, supplier, has only allocated 44,400 gallons for The board listened to a presentation on January while 59,790 are expected to be state assessment test results in which It was needed. Field trip, have been curtailed in acknowledged there were no dramatic response, but the savings there will not make last year. up the difference, he said. Brown Views China Planes Con'itd Double-Murderer .Docfors, Lawyers In Feud TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Some attorneys say the law is stacked in the doctors' favor but the doctors' . CHAMRER LO LOOKS TO THE FUTURE Janice Springfield, Greater Sanford Chamber of: Commerce's first woman president discusses plans for the year with the chamber's executive manager, Jack Homer, after being Installed Wednesday. Mrs. Springfield, who Is executive vice president of Flagship Bank of Seminole. has set a goal of 1.000 members and Invites new businesses to join. Man Held In Rape-Kidnaps Of 3 Dancers' By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Maitland man lsln the Sernlnole Jail without bond, charged with kidnapping and raping three topless dancers between May 197$ and August, 1979. Seminole deputies arrested James Corretjer Jr., of 1935 Oxfordi Maitland, on Tuesday, behind the Fancy Dancer on U. & Highway 1742 In Fern Park on a warrant Issued over a month ago. - ossu -----'---•----"------- ---'---wimous ounu for ins aiunappmg al rape UI is a dancer on Aug. 22 In back of the English Estates Elementary School, a crime deputies say began at the Night Gallery 1 In Orange County. He Is also charged In two similar crimes. ____ _____ Specific biormatlon on the other two crimes Corretjer Is ______to _________ a11.d have rormIttId on June 3, 1M end May 19* 117$ was ___ ______ ____ _____ ______ t.svMlae,høu,u abarWi's daparimset sp#''i'iai'i Joir Spoiski identified all tine victims as dancers. he appears before a circuit court judge, said County Judge Alan Dickey at Carretjer's first appearance Wednesday. Spol*I said the department had.n, after Corretjer, but was unable to locate him and serve hIñi4lnW Tuesday afternoon at 3:20. He added Corretjer is not susiscted of having been at the bar for the purpose of committing atcrlme. Because the three counts of kidnapping _____ and three counts ci ___ ____ ____ ______ seasi battery ____ ght CorMjer carry a maximum sentence of life Imprisonment, If be Is convicted, ball will not be set until ARMED AUTO ROBBERY A man wielding a knife and threatening to kill a 65-year-old Orlando resident, took the man's car from the parking lot of a Fern Park bar Wednesday, deputies report. The assailant carrying a hunting knife, ordered Milton Dewald, 65, of 2304 Eiffel Dr., in Orlando, out of his car, which was parked at 7:40 at the Fancy Dancer on U. S. Highway 17. 93, deputies said. As Dewalk left the vehicle, he was kicked by his attacker, deputies said. The victim was treated for cuts on his hands and arms at Florida Hospital-Altamonte, following the attack. Deputies say Dewalci's assailant stole the car after breaking into another parked at the bar and stealing about $5. The stolen car was found a short time later at the ImMmood: ABC Lounge on 17.92. Lake Mary Senior Complex Clears 1st Hurdle By DONNA IBM The board voted to recommend approval of Villas Ltd., said construction on 30 units -12 Herald 1111aff Writer a r4sastgs In sosilng on the 20scre parcel, sits one-bedroom and 24 twe-bedroom - is Plans for a $6 million apunsnt complex of the prcpossd complex, from agriculture to planned for May with an opening by for senior citissm to be constructed on Old apartment aoab*. The Lake Mary City December. Lake Mary Road, were unveiled before the Council will hear the request on Feb. 21. The complex will have a total of 210 units Lake Mary PlannIng and Zoning ConnIs'on. Alsunder Keaton, partner in Lake Mary end be constructed In four phases over a Looking Good Now Lo ø king Good Leiter Although our new 30-M01M Certificate of Deposit do.s not carry quit, as high a rot as the Money Market Certificate, It does guarantee the rote for a longer p.rlod. Just think how good you'll look with this In your portfolio a few months from now when the rate drops as predicted. You'll be looking good for the short term if your investment portfolio includes a Money Market Certificate from First Federal of Mid. Florida. The.. 6-month certificates continua to pay record high Interest rats. . . Just look at this week's rote- 11858 % 10.40% F (Minimum d"" $Il$JO) 14$S gusrantud 1-10 1twsui 1.14 ?.der& legulatlons Prohibit compounding of Interest during thw term of this account. -1 S R T ' MID- FLORIDA _ • . NOTEtF.dsrdlsgulslsnsprovld.foropsnoNyfor.arly withdreI on CmWkcft of DopcWt Mcoun. . 4 -' S. • 4 h:.! ' ANNUAL YIELD Is (MlnlmumDsp,siO-$300.O0) •$MPS 3010 S. Odsads . (*03-3*3.3710) • IISIMS, 14035.141k IL (Will-711174"?) • s.*v. U.S. IT'll (IOS'ISS.443S) • lUANS, Soser Nssn Nals om.. 34$ N. Woodisad IIvd. (104.134.2101) IU, MO Osoo UIVd. (30S41S4403)/Isiee Plus 1340 Prsvldsnoo lIvd. (305474.1431). 1AW100m I'$uiial 93*1st 0fflu1101$ W.W. 130 SL 19016-376-70611)/M W. IMMisily Ave. (SO4.37S'NOSt/S*1MswIIIs Nil, am N-41. 131k *1. (104473.3S33)/4414 N.W. 23rd Avi. (1O4-3T3.0)/UOQ W. Nssery Nd. (104-3734100) I 1*51 OflV, 273$ U.S. 10 W (04-7S***2)9 _O. 55, 3*05 $.W 1511k II. Nd. s SUY* ss*ai, 1100$. ANwAc Ave. (1044274447). 0S. ANeSVV,Fowt11JnukingCs,$400U.$.174*(1O4.flS.4$S3).OUNOSSUSAC.l,uO$.At$.n. c Ave. (S0447$4717) 0 S three-to-four-year period. Kasten said the property has a small lake which will be ap. propriate for seniors to use for nori.motorlzed boatIng and flihlng. The property Is rolling and wooded, he said. A community room will be constructet 73 ; lawyers say that's not true. . The dispute Involves the state's medical malpractice act and on Wednesday atlorneys for both sides had their chance to lay out their arguments before the Florida Supreme Court. . Larry Sands, a Daytona Beach attorney who specializes in malpractice cases, said the three-man mediation panels (of a doctor, lawyer and judge) which hear most cases before they go to trial are stacked against plaintiffs. Nursing Probe On TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) ' Schedule Legislators In. vestigatIng fraud by nursing homes participating In the Medicaid program are satisfied with what the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services is doing to attack the problem. The Senate HRS Committee got a briefing on fraudulent payments Wednesday, including $1.1 million to a firm running three nursing homes Iii Miami, and members got their first look at Bob Williams, recently appointed as HM deputy secretary for Medicaid. - Foster Payments Continue Flu. (UPI) State officials have temporarily reversed a decision to cut off foster family care for youths once they reach age 18. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said Wednesday that until at least July 1. payments to foster families will continue as long as the affected youth remains in high school. TALLAHASSEE, Florida oRI.Arao, Flu. (UP!) - Eleven people remain today on the jury that will hear charges that Theodore Bundy snatched a 12year-old girl from her Lake City school and left her dead in a rusted pig sty. Four of 15 jurors already seated were challenged and dismissed late Wednesday. A total of 25 jury prospects have been excused, many of them because they were too biased about Bundy to give him a fair hearing. The painstaking process of jury selection continues today. Both prosecution and defense attorneys were given 20 peremptory challenges because of the publicity citrrna,ntlint, ,inr.ln.. .n -, victions. Circuit Judge Wallace Joling would not say whether it was the defense or the prosecution that exercised the four peremptory challenges on Wednesday. The judge has ordered attorneys not to discuss their challenges either, R,tniit"c nr.,jjtiu, .w.J .fltu U,•. " u,r Nancy Witmer, a Winter Park divorcee, was excused because of a peremptory challenge. Mrs. Witmer said fellow workers in the tax collector's office, where she is a clerk, often discussed the Chi Omega killings. Bundy received two death sentences last July for battering and strangling two women as they slept in their Florida State sorority house on Jan. 15, 1978. "If he did it," Mrs. Witmer told co-workers before the trial started, "they ought to kill him." challenged was Harold E. Miller, a .nlpernnn with nn . Laa,fl•t4 vations about the death penalty. Miller hadn't paid much attention to news reports about Bundy, he said, but recognized his picture from the paper. Donald C. Smith, vice president of a fire prevention firm, said he didn't follow Bundy's first murder trial either. 'If he did it, PHONE 322-7906 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD I Also iimt'nl '"a. La. rppr 9La.J..fl.,.. Columbia Shuttle Simulation Set For 'Blast-Off' At Cape p S D Skin Diseases And Surgery they ought to kill him' Thursday, Jan. 10, 1980-3A Robert J. Smith DERMATOLOGY 4 Bundy Jurors Excused IN BRIEF Plan By DIANE PETIIYK Heral Staff Writer Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - II I Not resoonsbte for typographical errors CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) temperature reading was noted in one of the Engineers have cleared up the fuel cell three 200-pound fuel cells that will provide problem that scrubbed a mock launch of the electricity to the Columbia. Space Shuttle Columbia and the rocket plane Engineers corrected the overheating was scheduled to blast into simulated flight problem by changing the location of a heattoday. sensing element, a Kennedy Space Center Astronauts John Young and Navy Cnidr. spokesman said. Robert Crippen were to board the shuttle Testing the electricity-generating fuel cells about 3-and-a4ialf hours before the 6:30 a.m. Is one of the main objectives of the mock launch the second simulated launch In a launching. In previous tests, the space ship's five-day series of tests. power has been pumped in from outside. During today's dress rehearsal, the The fuel cells are powered by liquid astronauts planned to wear new gold and tan hydrogen and liquid oxygen and are similar to space suits tnat are lighter in weight and less those used aboard the Apollo spacecraft. bulky than the cumbersome gear worn by the Young, a veteran astronaut and former moon-walking Apollo astronauts, Navy captain, and Crippen are scheduled to They are a slightly modified version of the pilot the first actual space shuttle mission, pressure suit that Air Force pilots flying high which has tentatively been set for next altitude missions wear in case they must summer or lull The reusable shuttle will eject. During actual flights, survival kits, blast off like a rocket but land like a plane. parachutes, and life vests will be attached to Crippen and Young also made a makethe suits. believe trip into orbit at the controls of the Shuttle program officials decided to Columbia during simulated flight operations postpone the launch Wednesday after a high Ike. 20. Quantity rtghti reser v ed PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE • HWY. 1792 at 27th St. DAILY 9-9 CLOSED SUNDAY • - EXTRA STRENGTH - Students On Roof GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - University of Florida guards have been posted around-the-clock at the still unfinished Stephen C. O'Connell Sports Center following the arrest of 37 students caught bouncing on the mushroom-shaped, teflon.coated fiberglass roof, UF officials said Wednesday. security Builders Ask Interest Rate Control TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI? The housing industry is healthy now, but it won't be much longer unless the government controls in. terest rates and eliminates unnecessary building restrictions, Florida home builders say. The 'Florida Iloriw Builders Association designated Wedesday as "housing emergency action day" to demand state and federal government action to prevent what It warns is "an impeding housing disaster." "It Is still a good time to buy a house," said Pembroke Pines contractor John Arbib, - TYLENOL president of the group. But it is clear "we're facing an impeding housing disaster," Arbib said. Unless conditions change, the number of new building projects will plummet and unemployment in the construction trades will jump sharply. "Now is the time to sound the alarm. We believe there are things that can be done at the state, federal and local level," he said. The federal government's primary strategy to control Inflation Is to let Interest rates rise, discouraging spending, and that practice must be stopped, the association said. 49 100 TABLETS • _______________________________________________________________________ - _ Did 'Jim Beam' JANUARY rimlplmml Air I Influence Prof? TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) Allegations that University of South Florida Prof. John "Knocky" Parker gave stuOFF COMPARATIVE FRICESL O%_ dents higher grades in return MANY ITEMS for bottles of whlck.w will Is investigated, thoroughly UI :li FRI. AND SA I ONLY! according to Dave Smith, 14101 dean of Arts and Letters at ASPIRIN USF. ASSORTEDAREA It 150.95 FULL SIZE GOLD, GREEN, The allegations were con. REG.0.05 REDPADDED tained In a story published MVPMSIgF fr) Wednesday by the student Rugs $11800 V1 newspaper, The Oracle. The 250 TABLETS story Included comments ' G4Al?S EACH 11202s 1243, 3. 12*21 SIZE 250 TABLETS from a number of students, FRAME EXTRA t but only three were Identified. BLUE EARLY AMERICAN 3 PC, MODERN WALNUT DRY SINK The newspaper said it had REG.300.95 REQ. 520.9$ contacted Parker in PV California, where he is on $27300 tour, and said he told the Server PAMPERS reporter he did not remember BY BROYH ILL - FLOOR SAMPLE BY BROYHILL - FLOOR SAMPLE the students or the alleged TODDLER'S Incidents. .5 • OREENAND WHITE RE0.3,,.1is I, 5 DAMAGED WHITE 1$ LB. CAPACITY "I tell them not to bring me l HEAVY DUTY I REO,479,9s gifts," Parker told the news$23300 paper. 6 Server Paul Cohen, who said he BY STANLEY - FLOOR SAMPLE made "D's" on both tests given In Parker's class but BY HOTPOINT - FLOOR SAMPLE 18TH CENTURY S -A ruv isitsirn nrc REQ. 540.9$ received a "H" after takinu n BROWN CORDUROY VELVET bottle to Parker's house, said OCCASIONAL RIG. 3099$ Parker made comments in class to the effect that anyone having grade problems had better see him at his house BY MADDOX - FLOOR SAMPLE and should bring along their AM PLE BY HIGHLAND HOUSE - FLOOR S QUEEN SIZE SIALY friends, "Johnny Walker and IMPERIAL POSTURPIDIC Jim Beam." SLACK WROUGHT IRON 11030.9$ 3,111 Smith said he Contacted Parker Wednesday about the allegations "and he denies them." FLOOR SAMPLE "Obviously this kind of It go. 149.9$ EARLY AMERICAN BLUE I RUST SQUARE INDANDCOFPEI R go. m.91 charge is serious one and is NEICULON COVERED SWIVEL being Investigated," Smith 20% TO - Headboard 38® Bedrm Suite $42800 . $39300 Washer - -- Chairs $18800 Plant Stand $190 Tobl• BY SILVER N ANOGLASS Secretary - - $39300 - • $1180.0 Rocker BY LA-I.BOY $19800 FLOOR SAMPLE - 1100 FRENCH AV. ex. 111 DILl VUYI Fill SIT-UPI -- Combination $29801 322•7953 USI STIRCHI'S CREDIT WITH A I1$ONAL TOUCHI - --- SANFORD as silyca same mSmII OPEN DAILY COIte MON.. FRI. 9z11te YiN CLOSED SUNDAY NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH illS MIMORIAL PARE , .,.u.c'ms Si Icawne,wm _ AM SOa Mo..rid PM MON. THRII FiI..$ SATURDAY 9-) $anford (311) 3334253 PRICES GOOD THRU TUES., JAN. 15 S. �II U - Evening FklraM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are still accepting nominations for awards to be presented at the annual Distinguished Service Awards program on Jan. 26 at Buck's Airport Restaurant. Anyone who wished to nominate (USPS 1II.7S0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Around Thursday, January 10, 19$0-4A worthy women or men In the following categories may call Larry Blair at 323-4S40 by Friday, Jan. 18: distinguished service to the WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director community, outstanding young law enforcement officer, outstanding young educator, humanitarian, outstanding young religious leader and good government. Larry Blair and Jeff Johnson are co-chairmen of the event, which will highlight Jaycees Week. Home telivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. , ' DGjI Reynolds, Seminole Coordinator for the Council of Arts & Sciences for Central Florida, Inc. has designed a mural with a turn of the Some Good News %, century motif that fits in well with the 10:30 P.M. at the Sanford Civic Center Annex. It restoration program in downtown Sanford. The will begin with an informal social period with mural to be painted on the wall butslde Milady's refreshments and music by the Greene Consort, Fabric Shoppe on the corner of First and a chamber music group. There will be a special Magnolia, will give the illusion of looking down art exhibit by Sanford-Seminole Art Association mall into Sanford of yesteryear. artists in conjunction with the event. Ironically it looks as If the Arts Council will Dr. Mabel Sherman of the Fine Arts Council of lose its CETA funding for the coordinator Florida will speak on the "Artist-in-the-schools" position as of Feb. 6. Reynolds has left his mark program. Jim Stowell will address CETA funon the wall during the months which he has held In regards to the arts and Joan Sheppard of ding the job. Two of his projects include the General Seminole Community College will explain the Sanford Museum and Library and the Red Bug cooperative apprenticeship program at SCC. Park handball court, which he decorated with A Sam Bass film "Why Men Creates" will be mini-murals and super graphic. He has brought a new awareness of public art to the county. shown and an open discussion will cover public The public is invited to attend the Council's art, art festivals, art in the schools, whether or forum on art Thursday, Jan. 17, as they endeavor not an art center is needed in Seminole County to answer the question: "Who needs the arts in and ways in which the Arts Council can better Seminole County?" The meeting will be 7:30- serve the arts community In this county. NATiON I ,.I._ There was good news for small savers in a - e Porn recent announcement by federal agencies . regulating the banking industry. Banks, savings will be permitted to issue savings certificates at high interest rates without requiring a minimum deposit. These institutions have been offering interest of more than 10 percent to savers, but with minimum deposit requirements that run as high as $10,000. That leaves the small saver to be content with a rate of 5.25 or 5.5 percent on the and loans, and credit unions .., VIEWPOINT Winner , And Sti'll , Champ,ion Threat - i i William A. Stanmeyer, associate professor By DON GRAFF ' of law at the Indiana University School of In 1900, the Times of London recently t. Law, Is a scholar who is doing an immensely served editorially, the average earnings of an S4 LT Now the Federal Reserve and other regulatory important work for a decent society. He Is one I .0 English worker were the equivalent in pur. . boards have authorized a 30-month savings of the beat4nformed, most active workers chasing power of a half an ounce of gold. certificate with no minimum deposit which will against the traffickers In pornography who In 1970 two world wars, the Great .9 pay a floating interest rate tied to the prevailing threaten civilized values in this country. ____ Depression and a worldwide inflation later — I F Di'. Stanmeyer's latest work is a the average British wage still works out in yield of U.S. Treasury securities. Right now, that "statement on real value to approximately half an ounce of The 'Working Draft' of e th would ut the interest at over over 10 nercpnt. ________________ .14 Subcommittee on Criminal Justice," the gold per week. 7be of Iq fn Intl q;ns to put more House bill to recodify federal crhnhW law&. So what Is new about gold In the intervening money n savings, as an anti-Inflation fair-fifths of a century? Essentially only In that statement, Dr. Stanmeyer points out ~e,; measure d to contribute to the capital for- that Um proposed price tag placed on it as.figured in terms of en for someone mation needed for economic growth, especially to selling products "that violate the pound and, to varying degrees determined noise emission finance housing. Passbook accounts paying standards" Is five times the punishment by relative economic health, all other national currencies. relatively low interest have been a traditional specified for someone convicted of sexual exploitation of source of funds for home mortgage loans which in children. In Dr. Stanmeyer's A Rose By I What the steadily rising price of gold in turn can be made available at a lower interest words, congress tells the American people "It recent years basically means Is not that the Is five times more evil to sell a power mower rate By GERARD W. COFFEY Oil Metal itself has become intrinsically more company? s Batus now. Continental that is too noisy than to sell chUdren Into This means that the good news for savers in nof valuable in terms of purchasing power, but UPI Business Writer li kes Conoco be tter. An overseas oil giant, sesual hondage to en tertain the perverted so good for prospective home-buyers. The higher lus that the currencies with which it is bought and Royal Dutch Shell, became Sca llop Co . NEW YORK (UP!) Researchers delight ts of pedophllies." have become steadily less so. Most Some names got shorter: Nor th Ce n tr al and sold th e interest that banks and thrift institutions pay in compiling mountains of Information, much Dr. Stanmeyre says that the "Working drama Sou tically the U.S. dollar, in terms of th ern airlines nerged to me beco s im ply on savings accounts, the higher the interest Y Draft" would do nothing to protect the moral tof no immediate significance but kept on the which li the monetary value of gold has been : must charge on the money they lend. So the new environment from the noxious pollution that heory it may one day be useful to someone Repub c. Some grew longer: Paine Webber joined Blyth F-4otman Dillon to rival Merrill determined, officially or otherwise, : high interest certificates will make it harder to is the spread of pornography throughout the somewhere. Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith in length. throughout most of this century. A random stab at this miscellany disclosel I bring down interest rates on home loans which are country, I Idebuing clwdiren and adults allb, 230 U.S. in the "back4"ur-roots" clam Charter Several factors have contributed corporations ed their now squeezing many buyers out of the market. spawning antIoclal and even criminal historically to gold's staying power . New York Corp. reverted to one of the oldest the :. But the regulatory boards can only do what is In beauty, names Am ican banking, Irving Bank which initially attracted man's In. in er A lot can be gleaned m name changes ' their power to stimulate savings. The fact is, Corp. Going the other way, C]eveTrust opted WW. its durabl.lity and above all limited nis professor makes dew the fact that the . says Joel B. PorNisi. supply. for AericaTh.t. however, that they are not the only branch of problem Isn't a few bawdy passages from His firm, Anspach Grossman Portugal Inc., . government that can make it more worthwhile for Chaucer or a centerfold In Playboy. He ex. Marketing and design consultants, has been Another cue of ships passing In the night There is only so much of the metal on earth, plains: "We are talking about something so keeping an eye on corporate name changes was American Agronoiidcs changing to Americans to put money In th e bank. and by some Industry estimates most that i I hideous aed lestu1c tp,ovl. iho have for lOyeari—and Is Congress, and.Lt has the opportunity to do so by of "Go1dthi1Iávé1(ib'fle'((d Fields Anirican economic illy recoveriblà probably not seen It cIWet bhsw it them. Corp. became Anicon Group. providing that all or part of the interest earned on already been mined. And most of that Is still pçpy so vile that It can't be fully "Name change activity continues at a high Some companies have undergone numerous around. Gold of thePharaohs and Incas that Savings accounts is exemptJrom, tax. .1 dlwfflW in JI W*WwRaW.It Includes level in On American business community as - changes of nam ad dnx-Wm in their is not in museums my now, having i That idea has been rejected time ipd again dur- bestiality, perversion, techniques of rape, companies merge or seek l..i specific names history. Co ider progressed through numerous meltings and ing congressional considera tion of tax reform, sexual gang attacks, and other moral UEl umbrella for diversified operations," he Standard OilnsCo. John D. Rockefeller's remoldings, be a constituent of anything from Not until recently, as worries have mounted over atrocitliL said. "Mergers and acqulsitioiia, in fact, the bridgework of ordinary citizens to bars 11* Standard trust was ordered (?. the supply of investment capital for housing, has nis fay material is distrMted through accounted for over half of the yw,s WA i—A Standard Oil CO. shMed, away in the vaults of Swiss Winks. so Rockefeller the malls and sold in hundreds of "adult reflecting current trends in American cot. Capitol 11111 been impressed with favoring savings New gold these days comes from a handful (New Jersey), a holding company. But the poralions." wi a tax break. The Senate Finance Committee bOOkstores." According to Dr. stanme sources. South Africa is the major U.S. Sic ne Coirtordered SONJ broken up Portugal said 12 pe!'c*nt of " bSS w and n'.onttdy ' has voted to exempt the first $200 of savings inproducer, followed by the Soviet Union with into several ctt'ngn In 197$ were the result of spinoffs magailnes catering to people "who get the United Sta tes and Canada very distant Standard name, such as Standard oti c. 'kickl' by lookizig at On nude bodies of Wot . and that provision has been tacked on to theYew (OWO), standwd on Co. (181111111111), which also-rans. ciaTent management or mer wner or in sells un de r the Amoco label and 4, 4 windfall profits tax bill now working its way that the pm= indistry 11 , " Standard Oil South African production during 1979 is In thl $do of assets a a rwAlt of ate t $4 Co. of ClIftida, knoin a Chevron. restnictiring. : through Congress. the rage of 22 to 23 million ounces, about the billion annually. 11* latest gimmick In There won is nam dwog in 1#74, IS in one Ofthe spin.Off companies was Standard sun as the previous yew. Wet output can Such a simple step in tax reform would have the ted hift Is a Move into WASHINGTON (UPI) - Militant American Agriculture Movement farmers plan to stay in Washington this winter as long as it takes to get more protection against effects of President Carter's em. barge of grain and soybeans sales to Russia. Marvin Meek of Plainview, Texas, newly elected chairman, said, "We're not against the embargo, we're against the way the embargo is being protected." At a news conference Wednesday, he predicted thousands of farmers would leave their homes Feb. 10 and arrive in Washington Feb. 16 to protest the government's post-embargo policies. The farmers will drive pickup trucks fueled by 100 percent alcohol fuel or gasohol, a mixture of gasoline and alcohol. -, — - --. - _________ an Reaaan - - -- Favors Mideast - - - - -- Role - . .. I — I , __ ' Bert A Historic .. . .. .. ... ---- 83-Year-Old Woman Takes Up Jogging, Cycling And Camping Reservations are coming in fast for the 15-day tour to Europe including a visit to OBEHAMMEHGAU and seeing the PASSION PLY; also including travel to Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and France departing June - — 17, 1980. The Oberammergau Passion Play is presented every ten years and 1980 is the year. Reservations are open to everyone and must be made before Jan. 19th. A deposit of $550 will reserve a place for you and will be deducted from total cost of the tour at the time of final payment. - FOR BROCHURE AND ENROLLMENT FORM call Dr. Virgil Bryant, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford 3222662 or 323-0640. joined when the show opens who is working for $I a year is Thursday indoors this time not guilty of nepotism." -by iknParker t'ttrrnnt star of Broadway's "Annie," for her daily mile-and a4wIf turned up the report of41rAbl=ii,d by run, but she admits her obscure 1950s experiment. He whose owner, Bill Berloni, reli gion to her repertory of Snapshot of the Resurreclife. She still dons her yellow tion." currently making sweatsuit and white sneakers rounds of publishers, he - __________________ ... - HOSPITAL NOTES ______________________________ . ___ ' SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Shirley M. Allen Juanita P. Cruger Olivia James ___ . .. . . : 11-11_1 poddw While do this filth in _k___ in Ow am no diminution, of M~ ,_~ every community, there v lN, Is virtually no "given the continued growth of federal effort to halt the traffic In smut The American corporations through merge,, and Stanmeyir statement notes that "not a süie acüsitions." prosecution was launched by the , Not Included In the totsi, Prp federal gownenent against any of the 3$ were 60 name changes among advertising rate. High interest rates, pite their attractiveness for those ng money Into savings are a consequence of Mtion and a drag on economy. A policy which encourages savings is a health ier eg to provide the capital country needs for housing and economic growth. tax strat y JACK mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may, be veriftetTheEvenlngfteraldwwrespecuj,e wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. Several other U.S. oil conçaitjes we,. Ortho ORTH water you know — nearly and insulate against prac- the re-entry draft, the Finnish drowned in the ocean twice." tically any amount of heat, army draft Yes Finnish energy or any other army. That's the one that has And that just could signal radiated _ force." That's more than Just deprived the Seattle scuba diving Insurance, That's clout! Breakers of the Western Hockey League of the ser____ NUCLEAR PRAYER: WHAT — AND LEAVE vices of Kimmo Latitinen. Ilie Nobody is selling insurance SHOW HIM': The show biz Breakers drafted him last policies against nuclear bug can be a cruel master — month, but his homeland says bombs or Three Mile Island- particularly when it calls for a Its draft takes precedence. style "accidents," but New girl to turn out on a January Lahtinen has to go home and . . York writer Jerome Goldblatt da y In New York in short serve an eight-nionth hitch of says he may have found one, shorts. Myra Chason braved a active duty. He'll be eligible lownMo it 1t (;;~ ee _ - Bahia WEED & FEED 7 "' - aFeedi Ortho. Diazlnon Sq. Ft. Coverage SOIL&TURFINSECT CONTROL - 10 Lb. Sag 5.000 Sq. Ft. $795 5.000 Or th o St. Augustine WEED 10ftm coverage Weed $s.00 3,000 Sq. Ft. 1SAVE '4.00 Ortho coverage a Feed $898 SAVE & FEED Ortho 0enm\ Lavm SEVIN DUST 95 Hospital Gearing Up 4 Lb Bag, S Pc?. Sevin . Rig'. _____ _____ Norfolk.: ' 41 Ethelyn F. Scribner, Osteen Edward G. Ferguson, Winter Springs DISCHARGES SANFORD: John E. Sthwlndler Georgla E. Marston Jerry Thacker Ruby Young, Altamonte Springs Harry C. Wallenbergh, DeDary John Swallow Martha S. Wail. Ron@ J. Kaufmann, DeSary Wayne W. Thompson, Lake Gillis J. Litton, DeBary Estess V. Denim, Deltona .esta V. Cousins, Longwood Mary Gary K. Fields Jr. Orange City Mary G. Cocuzza, Winter Gary K. FleldS Jr. Orange City Springs For- TestTake .Baby Clink LAWN FOOD '' 24.44' Ortho. UP-START LIQUID PLANT 6,000 Sq. — guarantee anything," said missioner James Kenley Norfolk General Hospital Rary, an obstetrics professor granted the hospital a cerreceived final approval to at Eastern Virgi nia Medical tlficate of need for the $25,000 5,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage $548 STARTER- 5.15.5 1 298 coverage Ft. NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) If will ha ve our first baby by the from a woman, ferti lized in a I goes well in the laboratory end of this year, by Christ- petri dish with sperin from and no problems are encoun- mas," said Dr. Jack Rary, a her husband and is then tered in the courts, the nation clinic director. reimplanted for natural "It depends on a lot of hard development. may have its first test-tube work and luck, but we can't baby by Christmas. Virginia Health Corn- (A Plant Starter Fertilizer) SAVE '6,00 98 Or. SAVE '3.00 ______________________ 0 Imal vitro fertilization clinic and clinic in conjunction with the joy from supporters and officials said they hope to hospital, condemnation from foes, who begin opera tions by March. "This is an answer to our vowed a cour t figh t. "It Is very possible that we prayers," said Jill Schroeder, Charles Dean, president of • W 4UI1 n.&h VlUI UlIU are among 11 couples selected as the initial patients for the project and medical history. "This is my last hope to have a child," said Mrs. There Is little prospect of relieving gold price pressures through Increased productim. Even In South Africa, the most efficient producer, It takes five years and up to a billion or more dollars to bring a new mine Into piduction, and the promisin g sites are already being worked. The Soviets until recent market naps may have ban productg io, their need for foreip exchange making It necessary. IISV 1$UVWUVö .SlUJW$ UI MIV of __ C Virginia Society of Human Life, expressed fear the clinic would lead to genetic engineering and destruction swilliwo" of fertilized eggs researchers ____ Schroeder, 31, a local deem unfit. Dean said unless pendi ng secretary and one estimated 400,000 women court challenges can stop the nationwide rendered infertile clinic, "History will record L... LL.....L...J ?...tI......L.... £..L. Lt.......... t............. 1.... Z... LI.... u n uuausuua sly wuv&eu r auupswi iuixa. uua us use Under in-vitro fertilization, administration of public a human egg is extracted health." _______ an nay at a . Intelligen.ce Failed In __ WASHIMTON — One of aspects of the US. IrilHtion In Iran bee amass, Oiulyricenthywenosranalyotsabh togirs Iran ror Ms pert, Khomeini iteidi this militants MONTHLY SING Crisis __ __ Set -- who mi be dealt with In the hostage 7:00 P.M. ,. __ . __ ___ ;ath Sunday, 0 . NEW SONS OF SONG" to divert the Ir"w from the staggering sItuation. the president and Ms advls educated de"iiMIc pretiiain. he faces, both with the TAX TIM Eection-ysar politics has agencies to provide reliable Infermitlom on guess - to who Is actually rw the abow faltering .oen aid the plalIy reline. acuttled Carter adatbtrati açpart for the ____ __ W" Predent Carter and Ms advIsers in Iran dw'or by the mla,UN for aelwny. so he moat dramatic emr-oonssr, could bese their d.c4icsw prog hp situation. I now reveal the com yes forced to fire his first two foesigis anyone Iwi v.d so far — the $.csnts4lbdlA t he confusion and oe*edictlom in c1uaw puauitsd at tepleorot meetings of i'thdstera, whim the miultasts ced too tar on gamin,. UL bW,'Hgei'c. reports may have Iadascthy the National Sscerity Cousril on the con. c'rthatiwy in the United states. It's not that the rcpeaaa1 — which woiáld t the fp by col- Imp fuak end thistle aitatis in ____ The inSiMlpoweratrugglejIaje, ______ brok Catsrhecouldanfelylgeers$hewarningsbe First of all, the military LVadPtI' wld. cutting Serial Semetty tazss.in half wss undeniably received. Beth the Stat@ oe(I.a1l, conceived the Ides of the pr I. aMm a stalemats. The lotroduced by a pre4dinIIaI candidate, R. Dipartubent and Control IstilllgsineAgcy imy, tbn they we* given luagIratlen America hestiges are the pswes. John Andursen,'MIL Baste. far bach In te weread Mat that retaliation weuld Mew It — or at te jVIciUui — by AyaluIlab As forthi Ideatily of the tiay lptiwa, race in werry Caler at this point. the shah wire _knitted to this The Pv'rllab F,,'eIni's I",rietery speorbes the Nattesel lecatty (anil hes w It's 'v'ply t the pr-- ti politica' __jSe yiak____ ____ 910' lint had se ads in in a few days earlier, IHVgei', tIM 11l'ed five 1nrt f.ril.es Thees am advinru on leery of any ouch held, can. messerlagihe ofthecesilicling my aidaw le Va Attn. heistide stadsat groups of 411Mrlag tsvs,.lMmi,s haters the election. The e ift-01 F he sabsavu, a spabhlop flil Il-i'--'-- i t crintite at was sdsad sot in a up is Ihite Hose he pad ce' I hess rsperted how the dej'. h ar -i lotwess the aesdeM ral.j ia adlary. ibiutlig ofler Asderues Mw,diaCId nysleM ad the fin *. ablegeap, him the "Secaity r.e.," Ms Ml Mr the $esst tar. .ver1ikthe.IheaA,.daminIhe WbethMdesar Tl1n1atthi traimd by the Palsotlajan jbsn, Crlsvs iuer aid cJ advisis iakthititdastdpvelspetsct.aiseng thv,yahepeeminhe eachother Cot --'-u...j at diverse (slime uuud in the abak, inge,____ '. PLO s. test an a Eigy Secretary Charles Dóncan his leSS thi CA's The Vmlri. hive .sted 0 01* utdRMrl rap, irMed dth,om. hiM Mbid ;1 rrs1 in paj. i(ss the t,-ETt.Uhenuini'swd.naathel be vhasULrniult.ga,as UI -has been. a kian .c. my uit any, Jas McWve, dirslor of Office if pl nim Is teheersfremther ateatchlLAs' c BaadendBed. . I - ANDERSON been the pathetic Inability of air kiMiligenc, BERRY'S WORLD co. only be guessed at. Official figures have not been released since 1935, but Informed in. ______ dustry estimates put it at about 14 million ounces. Most of this eventually reaches Western mar kets. But not as produced, only Al the Soviets feel the need to exchange It for hard currencies. at As Dr. Stanmsyer obeerv.s, "The law's primary role is to maintain public morality, whkb means protecting the civilized cam. mity from regressing Into a juM)e." Letters to the editor ai'e welcomed for publication. All letters mwet be signed, with a and the Em Cbemicol Co. Both latw were mergad Into90NJ,whichthenbecajne11 graduates of the Standard school. Mobil Oil agencies, an Indication of the consolidation Corp. originally was Standard Oil Co. of New York, which successIvely cM now going cit in that Socony.Vacwm Corp., SoconVacug Some ('muir nes were lost Addreograph Multigriph is now AM Co.,Inc., Socony Mobil Oil Co. and finally Mobil ou c. International. me Isttsrtisagl Cable now reads OK Technologies, Sperry Anyone remember Rabid Co., the Eastern Rand became Sperry Cri Operating Co. or the Locomotive sthsater Remember Brown & Williamson Co.? Would you believe: Xeron, Colgate Industries, which started out es a tobacco Palmolive and Combustion Engineering. theatrical sex films which moved across the co_jr, in irs." Though the potno irt'auItry Is Infested by organized crime, the Justice Dsparthent Is m'klng no effort to crack down on it Pleas e Write. 11, 011 Co. (N.J.). Two of Its wholly owned William Westenberger. Orange City . ______ in 191$. 1 - ______ 1915, 172 In 1976, 4 In 1977 and AC E NAIDWAII ____________ ____ effect of increasing the yield from a small 1rect savings account without changh* ft intemt The Navy immediately dispatched a minesweeper to the area and the port was closed until its waters could be searched. — I ___ 20,000 metric tons of grain. ln i ... Place? WASHINGTON (UN) -A government official has recommended Bert Parks, discarded emcee of the Miss America pageant, be listed In the National Register of Historic Places. That would make Parks eligible for federal matching funds for remodeling, renovation and restoration, Chris Delaport, head of the Interior Department's Heritage Conservation and Recreation Servi ce, said in a letter to Johnny Carson he has "recommended to the Keeper of the National Register that Bert Parks is worthy of listing Inthe National Register of Historic Places." - m_..... .. tWill A1IOIEIC LU - — Is f........ - possibly are points beyond which they might run the risk of a direct confrontation with us," Reagan said here Wednesday night. - Great Lakes and Puerto Rico would finish soauing or unioawng Soviet snips aireaoy in port, but would refuse to handle new arrivals. East Coast shippers hailed the move, saying it would bring them millions, but unions on the West Coast and in Canada refused to go along with it. In Sacramento, an anonymous telephone caller told a radio station "patriotic scuba divers" had mined the city's port to halt the departure of the Soviet freighter Nicolay Karamzin, which was taking on a load of United Press International n_ t-.. LJUL.rSWUIr,VL eh, was a bit scary. Her grandson measuring the brain waves of "yacht broken." "in cornintroduced her to the Mormon a dying woman Church, and, says she, "I munication with God" TO KIMMO knew what they were teaching discovered a power output "20 GREETINGS: All sports fans was true, but It took a while to times the amount needed to are famili ar with the draft. be baptized. I'm scared of stop a particle in a cyclotron There's the free agent draft, - : ..n..I,1 zexas wua military potential of the Soviet Union. refused to load arriving Soviet ships, saying Manufactured goods that have gone to the the boycott would "hit then in the belly." In Soviet Union in the past three years range in Sacramento, Calif., a Na' minesweeper was value from $150 million to $216 million anordered to search for bombs reportedly nually. planted to block the departure of a R ussian The freeze applies to computers, freighter. metallurgical items, automotive manufacCalling the Soviets "international bully turing equipment, oil and gas technology, as boys," Thomas Gleason, president of the well as communications and other International Longshoremen's Association, machinery. Wednesday announced his 116,000 members - it represents a turiner d smant i g of U.S.- were calling the boycott in response to the Soviet detente. Last week, Carter embargoed Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. the sale of 17 million tons of grain and 1 Ile said his members who work at 40 East million tons of soybeans to the Soviet Union. Coast cities and in the Gulf of Mexico, the hnê UIUI WUuIu VIIIIUIII.V III piano and a bit of old time religious manuscript "A they risk a "confrontation" with the United States with their new pattern of aggression. "I think it's time for the free world to put up some sign that would make the Russians look at their speedometer as to how fast they're going that there Any •.,..I...,I,,.... UI IWlUW5 36-degree chill in her ab- to hit the ice as a civilian breviated sailor suit Monday for the Breakers next season. to greet the $210,000 yacht "Hatteras" shipped from QUOTE OF THE DAY: High Point, N.C. for the Chicago Mayor Jane M. National Boat Show. Says Byrne, defending her apMiss Chason, with a polntment of her husband, the Atlantic City, N.J., philosophical shiver, "An ac- Chicago Sunlimes reporter grandmother has added tress has to be able to do all Jay McMullen, as her press motorcycles, camping, a In researching his scientific- kinds of roles." She'll be secretary: "I think anyone U.S. military presence in the Middle East and arms .. wuuu ww nave --a purnuve ulipact on export license list to ensure none involves ......L. United Press International IN THE SWIM: Life may begin at 40 for some folks but for Martha Anna Nichols "D it began at 80. That's when she started jogging. Now, at & PEOPLE PENSACOLA, Fla.(UPI) — Ronald Reagan says a .. BUSINESS WORLD - f vi Workers Won't Load Red Ships By KENNETH R. CLARK . ____ 5 1130 via int, fkn .. the Soviets, Powell said. The freeze paves the way for a national security review of all items on th e validated Farmers To Protest Embargo BY ANTHONY HARRIGAN which requires no minimum balance. At that rate, inflation and income tax can turn the earnings into a net loss. typical passbook account 2,._l__I.__ President Carter, - ntnilnct Afghanistan, temporarily suspended all export licenses covering th e sale of highly technical and strategic items to the Soviet Union and froze all shipments. There' are 500 valida ted export license applications, valued at $155 million, now pending, officials said. Press Secretary Jody Powell said Wednesday expor t licenses wi ll be reviewed and revised over a four-to-six-week period, United Press International Chaotic trading at the four big Midwest grain exchanges sent grain and soybean futures plummeting to the 25-cent limit when a two-day federal suspension of bartering ordered by President Car ter to buffer the recent halt of Soviet grain sales expired. '..n grain ueaiers tOOK price protection Wednesday in anticipation of another day of sharply lower prices today on the Chicago Board of Trade - the world's lar gest grain futures market. Prices plunged at th e MidAmerica Commodity Exchange, also in Chicago. and on the Kansas City and Minneapolis exchanges. 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It's even more entertaining liv tlanthoseSaturdayafternoonshow$wehaveto until the football gaines come on. - How dare you skeptics think all that grunting and 'groaning is all fake stuff and hype, You have to go and see it to believe it! Kaline, Snider Win Hall Of Fame Votes NEW YORK (UPI) - There players ever elected by bigger DiMagglo didn't make it on Dodgers) were all compared Brooklyn. I was just as lost as swing, Snider was a superb Kaline, whose .340 average three seasons. wasn't any doubt about it once percentages, dating back to the first ballot, Kailne, who signed a s,000 defensive outfielder who quite evenly," said Snider, the rest of the players when in 1955 at the age of 20 gave the vote count started - Al 1936, were Ty Cobb, Babe "Duke's and my career who played most of hIs 18- we moved to Los Angeles." him the only batting title of bonus with the Tigers In 1953, normally might have been Kaline and Duke Snider were Ruth, Honus Wagner, Christy were similar in that we were year career with the Dodgers. KalIne, who had a .297 hIs career, played 100 or more was rated the AL's out- rated as the No. 1 centeP being inducted into the Hall of Mathewson, Joe DiMagglo, both misunderstood when we "Willie and Mickey had more lifetime batting average, 399 games In an AL record 20 standing defensive right- fielder in the game. It was his Fame in a landslide. Ted Williams, Stan Muslal, first came up - with me, ft at-bats, but it was a fun thing. homers and 3,007 hIts, joined seasons. fielder nine times. He had a misfortune, however, to play The final figures announced Bob Feller and Willie Maya. was because I didn't say We kidded each other and we Mays, Mantle, Williams, Lacking the power of .987 lifetime fielding per- for the Dodgers at the same by Secretary-Treasurer Jack "I didn't think I had a good anything," Kaline added. were all happy to be corn- Musial, Feller, Jackie Robin- Mantle, Kaline was a model of centage. Kaline appeared In time Mays was playing for the Lang of the Baseball Writers shot," said Kaline, who "This is the biggest thrill of pared. It was fun to see those son, Sandy Koufax, Ernie consistency and dependability only one World Series, batting New York Giants and Mantle Association of America graced right field for the my career." comparisons, to see how you Banks and Warren Spahn as with nine seasons over .300. .379 In 1968 as the Tigers beat for the Yankees. Wednesday were 340 of 385 for Detroit Tigers for 22 seasons. "We (myself, Mantle and stacked up against each players elected In the first He hit more than 20 homers the St. Louis Cardinals in Snider's top homer total for 88.4 percent of the possible "1 wasn't anticipating making Mays, the other New York other. year of their eligibility. Snider but never more than 29 In nine seven games. vote for Kaline and 333 for 85.7 it. I always brought up the stars he was compared with in A powerful left-handed a season was 43 and he never "AS far as baseball is was elected in hIs 11th year of seasons for a total of 399 and percent for Snider. The only fact that players like his career with the Brooklyn concerned I was born In eligibility, drove in more than 100 runs In hitter with a picture-book won an MVP. Panthers Edge ' Gre yhounds In '.:. : 1%, Selmon NFCs Defensive Best :'L Yes, I must confess. I too was a non-believer until I saw my live pro wrestling match about a year ago. It was '8 sporting event of such gargantuan magnitude that I forgot to put it on my resume. What I saw held me in awe. IftheSemInoleHlghshowisanythingliketheperfornnj witnessed, you're in for a slice of non-reality, just what we all need to face Monday morning, - ;7 NEW YORK (UP!) - e Uilrd with sis votes apiece. (Oklahoma was 42 durmg complete player. "I learned a lot about Pass Roy Selmon, who talks about "I think I received recogni- Sebnon's collegIate days) but the play of his Tampa Bay tion as a direct result of our when he joined Tampa Bay, rushing since I've been in pro ! .1 ________ teammates rather than his _____ losing was a new experience, ball," said Selmon. "Coach team's Mid ________ own performance, was flamed usually p The Buccaneers dropped Gibron worked out with me. reserved Selmón, who their fIrst 26 games and thought you had to muscle' Wednesday night as UPI's ledtheBuccaneerstotheNFC National Football Conference fInished 5.11 in 1978. But this everybody and now I use' , By SAM COOK : Defensive Player of the Year. championship game against season, the defense jelled and speed more. I just want to, Herald Sports Writer Los Angeles In the teams Tampa Bay captured the NFC stick with basics." The Buccaneers' ft draft fourth year. "My mind goes Central title with a 104 Calvin Bryant muscled In a rebound bucket with 14 seconds choice In 1976 who now anTeammate Wally Chamback to the team's coaches remaining in overtime and Crooms survived two Lyman ihots record, then upset the hers, a seven.yesr veteran, in the last f'e seconds to hand the Greyhounds first loss of the defense chors the from NFL's his end stingiest position, and combination players. Itof has things. all been I never a Philadelphia Eagles 24-17 in claims Seluon has taught him year 36-34. Selinon received 32 votes first playoff game before a trick or two. set any persenall goals. I just losIng 9-0 to the Rams last Not only was it the first loss of 1*, it was also the first from UPI's panel of 56 pro wanted to get us started and Sunday " may be a veteran but.! setback for a Greyhound freshmen team in two years. Last football writers, four from use my ability to the best. Just "My personal highlight this learn a lot just by watching year "Pop" Lemon led squad went 15.0 and won the Kiwanis each NFC city. a winning team is a year was to remain healthy," him play," said Chambers, lf,?n Sunrise Frethrnan Tournament. _______________________________________________ Washrngton Redskins' Lee Roy is the very benC" This year's edition coached by Kelly Walrscott had rolled to safety Lemar Parrish, who ' saidSelmon, wholed the team Tampa Bay Coach Joim six straight victories before Crooms snapped the 21-game led the conference with nine Salmon, an All-America out with 11 quarterback sacks, skein in the Panthers Gym. interceptions, finished a of Oklahoma who captured two recovered fumbles and McKay echoes Chambers' thoughts. "Great win" exclaimed a mentally and physically drained distant second with 10 votes the Lombardi and Outland three blocked kicks, Chris Marlette. "They'te a good team. We had to play well to Selmon, 6-foot-3 and 255 and New York Giants' trophies in 1975 as the nation's "Whenever I want to feel beat them. It was a great game." linebacker Brad Van Pelt and outstanding collegiate pounds, credits defensive line good, I think about Lee Roy And that it was, To borrow a phrase from former Yankee Los Angeles Rams' defensive defensive lineman, was used coach Abe Gibron with Selmon. We like to think he's and Mets manager Yogi Berra, "It wasn't over until it was end Jack Youngblood tied for to playing on winning teams teaching him to be more of a the best in the league." ' ., ± Overtime Thriller - r H W H F P F A S. i n c rca 51 n ci population has necessitated changes in the location of polling ptes w,thin precincts and alterations of precincts, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole Resident Agent County, Florida. has determined 320) 34th Street. South that no accommodations presently St. Pet ersburg, Florida HEREBY exist within precincts 7-A, Ii, IL YOU APE NOTIFIED that a Petition in fl 31, 36. 39, 44. 53, 63 and 66, B oorn s . . en i ng Op in Eminent Domain on the following adequate for the expeditious and property in Seminole County, efficient housing and handling of NEW YORK (UP!) Only happening in tennis, remember how it used to be, Tanner, who relies on his JOHN /4CE/I/ROE voting and paraphernalia within Florida. to wit' a year ago, a big money Now, the intensity has It all changed In 1979 when wicked serve, managed only said precincts. wrn iviu i96 zv I. From the Southwest corner NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT confrontation between Bjorn diminished. A matchupof the Borg crushed Connors six two aces to four for Borg. '4 Lot 35, Block fl Sanlando, The Board of PEfENPrnt9 C#,IMP/ot? Borg and Jimmy Connors two draws only passing times, dropping only two sets Suburb Beautiful. Sanford Section, RESOLVED by the 3. Page County Commissioners of /iV 7 CO16',4TQ?7 as recorded in PIat "Having a rough match Book would have been the biggest curiosityfromthosewhodon't in ue 66. Public Records of Seminole Seminole County, Florida, that for P/fix 4lA5T(p5 7%4'Connors claims to be a new against Roscue was very County, Florida; run West along precincts 7 A, ii, IL 22.34. 36. 39. 41, 53, 63 and 66, the following man this year, no longer tough," Borg said. "I had a lot lhC South line of s6id Block fi a permanent polling places be, of pressure coming Into this distance of 102.42 feet to the point distracted ty the arrivaici 5 designated. said polling places of beginning; thence continue ,'MP/o,V first child, and gets a firm match." West along said South line 161.31 being outside their respective BySAMCOOK but contiguous thereto chance to prove it tonight __________________________ feet to the point of curvature of a precincts, PRECINCT NO. 7A Corn HeraldSports Writer 4w l'?PE4' rurve concave Northerly and ' _______________ I Mainland's Bucs swept the opening three matches against when he meets his old anhaving a radius of 33±66 feet; run munity House, Avenue F and 7th 44v'fqy 7 Street, Chuluota, FL± 0t in a second.round ______ thence Northwesterly along the host Lyman last night, but Hound coach Skip Plet.zer wasn't PRECINCT NO. II North said arcof curve 5S.24fee$ through 9-/smatch of the $400,000 Grand ______ worried, to Lake Apts. Clubhouse. 21? Sharon central angle of 99 degrees FlCflTtOus NAME _______ And with good cause too, The Greyhound grapplers Prix Masters, Notice is hereby given that i am the point of reverse curvature ot a Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL. 100 6, PRECINCT NO. 11 Both were easy winners Sanora _________ curve concave Westerly and engaged in business at ?$tc regrctuped to capture the remainIng 10 weight clajg,s enrop,L 'ltbh.'urm Fa eff- ¶srr EVE11T Wednesda in openmg.round mt,y tn assetberry, Scm. ____ ______ to a 51-13 victory. Lytnan is 6-1 tbr the season, hence Ploriherly along the arc of Avenue on Sanora Blvd., Sanford, County, Florida under the fic I.-, __________________ 'They started strong and then we blew them out," Pletzer play of the round-robin litious name of MR. GRASS, and said curve 17.00 feet to the South. FL. ,_.,,,.. ____________ competition, Connors swt;)t that I Intend to regisler said name west corner of Lot 21 of said Block PRECINCT NO. 22 Sanford said of the reversal, degrees 03'40" E Civic Center, Sanford Avenue at td1ght esin routing _____________________ withtheClerkofthecircuitCourf, II; thence N 67 David Henley (122) started the carnage quickly with a 36 along the Southerly line of Lot 24 a Sem,nole Blvd., Sanford, FL !'em,nole County. Florida in ac PRECiNCT NO, 3-4 Alfamonte second pin of Tom Shipley. The talented junior haif-Nelsoned Jose Iligu as of Spain, 6.3,6- curdance with the provisions of distance of 190.73 feet: thence N 65 0, and Borg enjoyed a Springs Elementary School, 300 degrees 09'lO" E along the J0/?/ COD P/CX (I? his opponent for his tenth win against two losses, Fic,$ilious Name Statutes, To Wit' ptislutgly easy time In sub Sect, 163.09 Florida Statutes Southerly lineof Lot 2lsald Block Pi,ievjew Drive (off Palm Springs \\ #12F 4 .4f/ttf0'yy,4 / Corny Stanley (129) decisloned Rick Shall 7.3 to keep Ii a distance of 22.25 feet to a point Drive), Altamonte Springs, FL. 1957. PRECINCT NO. 36 St. Mary Hounds rolling. Lyman then went back to the quick kill with duing Roscee Tanner, 6-3, 6.3. w,en' ,#j due North of Beginning; thence ioz'q Sig Daniel Hayes In the other contests, South 139.64 feet to the point of Magdalen Church, 100 Spring Lake w..,,, ii 1 Eric Smith sticking Ken Hahn with a double grapevine in 40 Publish Jan 3, tO 17, 3i, 1910 / defending champion John DER beginning. Containing therein Road, Altamonte Springs, FL. seconds and Malt West (141) nailing Ben McCowin in 5/kF,vE h''t PRECINCT NO. 39 English 11937 square feet. Sublect to McEnroe, with 11 aces and seconds. Florida Power Corp. Guying Estates School, Oxford Road. Fern LEGAl. NOTICE 000 /4 (y.,g nine service winners, Park, FL. Easement as recorded in o. In compliance with thi Home "Coach (Paul) Thomann went to the bathroom and PRECINCT NO. 44 San Jose 949, Seminole Mortgage Disclosure Act 1975. Book 1164. Page two matches," Pletzer laughed about the Hounds quick work. past Harold Solomon, 6-3, 74, Apts. off 436 on Winter Woods First Federal Savings and Loan County, Florida Larry Breen (148) then put together five near falls to an- andGulllermo Vilas struggled Association of MidFlorida has Blvd., Seminole County, FL 2. Lots 33 and 31, Block fl Wd for 2 hours and 18 minutes prepared a mortgage loan Sanlando, The Suburb Beautiful, PRECINCT NO. 53 -. Corn nilliate Tony Small 17-1. before stopping fItas discIOlurs statement covering all Sanford Section, as recorded in fluflity Bldg., Corner of Wilma Next was the battle of the unbeatens. pertInent loans made or purchased Plat Book), Page 66, of the Public and Church Street, Longwood, FL. Gerutaitis, 6-4, 6-7, 6.3, _____ Lyman Christmas Champ Terry Barrett (158) rallIed PRECINCT NO. 63- Melodee Records of Seminole County, Gerulaitis to open byusfromOdoberl,lellthrough ______ Florida. Svblect to Florida Power Skating Rink, 2700 W. 25th Street, secondand Udrdperiods tosubdue Mike Dothon 6.1. It was the September 30, t0'5 play against SOlOnion Loans on properties located Corp. easement per 0. P. Book Sanford, FL. firstic*sforDotson,wholsdefendlngdjstrictchampjonatl58, PRECINCT NO. 66 Portable within thIs metropolitan area will II?.,, Page 34*, Seminole County, at 1:30 p,m. EST followed by "I thought Terry had him pinned," Pletzer said about Semoran Skateway, 1109 F be itemIzed by (zip code) or Florida. has been filed against you and you Semoran Blvd., Casselberry, FL. superb 158 pounder. Barrett is now 14-0. "But I guess the ref McEnroe against Vils. (census tract). Loans Tanner and Higueras meet at properties located outside ar. required to serve a copy of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED didn't see It that way." metropolitan areawill be reported your written defenses, if any, on that where the above said The man Instripesdidsee the nextonethough,asjeff Burrhi 7 p.m,, followed by Borg and on in total by the metropolitan Petitioner's attorney, WILLIAM designationsofpollingplacesshall Connors. (170) pinned Jeff Sandusky at 2:35. Chrt Breen (his) arees In which those leans are L. COLBERT, ESQUIRE OF resultinthevotingplacefortwoor STENSTROM, McINTOSH, JUL more precincts being located for Connors' Insisted he Is located. - followed with an 11-1 breeze over Carlos Berdeguez Tb. statement will be available IAN, CCL BERT 0. WHIGHAM, purposes of an electIon in one looking forward to th. test In the heavier c1res Scott Farmer (223), subbIng for John tot publIc lnspecflon durIng FlagShip Bankof Sanford, Suits 22. buildIng, the voting places tar the Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, several precinCts involved shall be Lawrence, who suffered internal injuries as a result of a car against Borg, but, like otlwr nermal business hours at these matches, he won't The Seminoje Pony Bá1I hague, operating, out of 11w - accident, pinned John GrIW in 535 First Federal Savings and Loan 37771, onor befor Feuary 12, A. established and maintained offIces: D., 1900, and file original with the separate and apart from eact, Five Points facility, has announced registration dates, Ui Lyman's big redhead Steve ScoIleld won by forfeit to run tiis 1LflkI23 ci It until a minute Assoclationof Mld.Florida Clerk of this Court either before other in said building, and and locations for the upcoming baseball and softball seasons, service on Petitioner's attorney or mark to an impremivs 13.1. The hounds junior varsity before It itarij oIl trwiae BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 343 N. Woodland Blvd oei.an immediately thereafter; showing that said temporary polling places I'd be a nervous wreck." Sign ups will be held the next three Saturday's, Jan, 12, 19 Fis. whitewashed the younger Bucs SItS NW 13th Street, Gainesville, what right, title, interest or lien be recorded in the Official Record 'and 26 from 10 a.m. tIll 2 p.m. at the following locations, In the opening three losses for Lyman Ben Irwin (100) was The ii a general feeling the Defendant has in or to the Book in the Office of the Clerk of - Plc. Casselberry students register at South Seminole Middle pinned by Mark Oxendine in 3:42. Mike Haws (100) was 1JflC tennis people Connors the Circuit Court of Seminole 7135 U.S. 90 West, Lake City, property described in the petition and to show cause why that County, Florida, and that this School, Longwood students register at Longwood Elementary, must change hisgami to Fla. decisloned by Stan Sherman 113 and Jimmy Williams lost 1300 S. Atlantic Ave., New property should not be taken for resolution be published nol more Winter Springs students at winter springs Elementary, tough one to Karl Moten 11-9. Boil, something he refuses to the uses and purposes set forth in than thirty (30) days nor less than Smyrna Beach, Plo. Sanford students at Sunnlland Park, Lake Mary students at Saturday both squads travel to Jacksonville to tangle with do, - 3090 S. Orlando Dr.. Sanford, the petition. If any Defendant fails twenty (201 days prior to the to do so, a default will be entered holding of any election. Lake Mary Elementary and Forest City students at Teague Orange Park who hung a one point defeat on the Greyhounds Borg needed only an hour to that Defendant for the STATE OF FLORIDA(COUNTY 8jij )4 S. ICh St., Leesburg, Fla. last year. dispoi of Tanner, the ran relief demanded in the Petition. OF SEMINOLE) The Act requires that mortgage Birth certificates are required for registrations, The fee for 'The junior varsity Is also readying itself for the first junior PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a I HEREBY CERTIFY that the who took him to five loan disclosure statements be players 7.10 years old Is $20.00 while the fee for 11-16 year oicis varsity tournament amnong Seminole County teams Thursday, memorable sets in last year's prepared by every metropolItan declaration of taking has been above and foregoing is a true and filed in this cause and that correct copy of a Resolution Is $25.00. area savings and loan assocIation, Jan. 17 at Sanford. Wimbledon nai mutual savings Petitioner "iII seek an Order of passed unanimously by the Board commercial bank, The league will accommodate both boy's baseball and girl's The varsity, meanwhile, is pointing toward the Five Star upset him In the quarter- benk and credit union having over taking and any other Order the of County Commissioners of 1tball teams. Court deems proper at Conference Tournament at Seabreeze Jan, 18.19. a hearing Seminole County, Florida, at its finals of (tie U.S. Open, $10 mIllion in assets that has before the HONORABLE KEN. Regular Meeting held on the - - Legal Notice ± - - ., . - - '.' - . - ___ -'--.. , . Three times Crooms appeared to have the game within its grasp - only to have Wainscott's Hounds come racing back. , The first came with 3:40 remainIng In the fourth quarter. Torrie Hendricks, who had a knack of being In the right place at the right time for the Panthers, drèpped In a rebound basket PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - Clyde Mangum, PGA deputy comma- State University All America Tom to put Crooms up 28.23. Wednesday, the greater Palm Springs sioner for tour operations. "Con- Purtzer had a 32 and Gil Morgan a 33 at The Hounds nifty guard Jack Durham though, had other area became a virtual lake as rain pelted tracturally, we can go all the way Indian Wells. Ideas. Durham connected on a fade away for one basket _________ down mercilessly. One of the casualties through Tuesday If we have to; to get with three minutes remaining stole the ball and converted to Mike Sullivan and former U.S. Open was the Bob Hope Desert Classic, a tournament in. Obviously, we are not champ Andy North had 34s at La Quinta, cot the Panther edge to 28-27. ___________ , $304,500 jackpot which was supposed to hoping that will happen." Crooms rebounded with Its second attempt to seal the win, Mac McLendon had 34 at Indian Wells ck off the 1980 A Tour. Bryant got a step on the baseline ___ and scored for a 30.2? lead. Dunes and Indian Wells were and Craig Stadier had a 34 at dorado. More than 500 golfers, 128 ci them OS - theBermuda AndwhenLyman'sBobKullkm1dafr.etow,'pn' hardest hit 'of the four toirnamea Lon hid.,, last year's 'World Series 4 Vernon Law exPertlY anenver.d Urou.h LlfThIn$ P11 to The Panther's leadhigacorer CalVin 'hiki' Kryant nd38lofthemrlchema.ws,Iaedltup cotasLAh1fdsengreensatBajmnud. winner, hid a 35 at La Quinta. find Bryant open underneath. The talented forward dropped It' bities' for - a rebound In CidôIfl's ó1értihie Win' and tried valiantly to get the first roufld were under heavy water while the sixth Defending cmpIon JohnMahaffey in and Crooms had a seemingly secure 32-V margin with only over the Lyman Greyhounds Wednesday night.. in. But when two of the four courassused through the ninth holes at Indian were played at Indian Wells, His amateur: in the tournament were washed out and It washed out. 1:18 showIng on the clock. partners were former President Gerald. became a useless exercise to clear water The security lasted for 76 of those remaIning 78 seconds. n(j, Peter Jacobsen, the young Oregonian Ford, young Nathaniel Crosby and Hope. from the greens, play was First, Kulik hit a jumper to cut the edge to 32-29, He was fouled That was around 1 p.m. A little more who scored his first pro victory recently They had hit to the green on their ninth after the shot, but missed the one and one and a chance for a than two hours later, PGA officials gave In the New South Wales Open in hole when play was halted. rare four-point play, Thirtyone seconds remained, Australia, and Jerry McGee W.r Sothday,paywlllresumeInthefi "The president made some nice No matter. With only nine seconds left little Roderick round starting at noon in the tp. of only players to complete the limit round. shots," said Mahaffey, "but Nathaniel Hlllman scored to pull the Hounds wIthin 32-30. He too was Jacobsen shot even-p.r 72 and McGee was outstanding, He's already a fine' fouled, but missed the free throw. Top Ranked Duke finishing before dark. Then the toirnamént will pick up and hadIO,bothplaylngatthehostLaQulnta goUerandwhenanduhejobiatheto No matter again. In a run through Monday. club, ' recovered the loose ball and fired an off-balance jiunper from will be a great asset. He has a fantastic' rI "Oir hope is to complete the first Among those who had completed nine personality and sometimes It's hard to elghtfeetawaywithonlytwoseccncleleft. DukeCoachBlllFoeter'stap.rankedBlueDevjla,whohave roundtodayandgoonfromthere,"sajd holes but less than 18, former Arizona believehe Isonly 18." It swished perfectly and you guessed it - he was fouled.. flirted with disaster ill s* ant ten irtais aiIn.t vrv True to Lyman form however, Theophilus' free toss hit the strong Clemson teem We yghtandsuffertheIr firs' t back of the rim and caromed off. Loss In 13 game games an 1712 overtime verdict, Overtime, "It was one heck of a bailgame," said Foster. "We could Croctna third safe (Ha, Ha) lead came immediately in the havewonit justas easily as lost it. I thought we tired out some 'overtime when Bryant scored on a jumper inside the key, It at the end of regulation. I also thought we played gutsy and so held up until 28 seconds remained, Human then made a did they." dramatic steal against the Panthers' four corners offense and The difference In the game was Clemson's stubborn man-to. laid It in to tie the game 3444. man defense and Bobby Conrad, who sank eight tree throws in Law promptly threw the ball away against the Lyman press theovertlmeperlodtolifttheTlgerstoan 11-1 recordanda30 and Wainscoti signaled for a time out wIth 14 seconds to play. mark that puts them In a tie for the lead In the Atlantic Coast Lyman however, returned the favor by obblas a wild pass to Conference. halfcourt. Swift Dion Jackson tnterc.epted, drove to the hoop, "Bobby Conrad really helped us with his foul shooting," said but missed the Iayup. Bryant retrieved it though and tossed in Clemson Coach Bill Foster, no relation to the losing coach. the game winner. "Overall, it was a heliuva win for us and a lift to our program." The GreyhowWs scrambled for a couple of wild attempts at Clemson center Jotm Campbell dropped In a layup with 4:32 the basset, but Oral Roberts had left the gym and the miracles remaining In regulation to tie the score 6616. Duke then stalled were over. for the final shot and missed. Free throws haunted the Hounds. They converted only six of In otlir games featuring Top 10 teams, fourth.ranked Ken17 and missed four opportunities for three-point plays In the ___ 79.73, and No.5 Syracuse trounced tucky defeated MississippI, last four minutes of regulatIon L)man was whistled for 11 BilUmor, 9444. fouls and Croomns for 20. The Panthers converted two of five at Kyle Macy scored 29 points to help the fourth-ranked the line. _______ Wildcats to an SEC victory over M1 1Inipp1. Jay Shidler added Bryanttmrnedlnaaolidperformancewlthl4polntsandll 10 poInts for Kentucky while Joim Stroud, the leading scorer In rebounds. Sharpshooter Marvin Knight came off the bench in the conference, paced CI. Miss with 2? points. ,the first quarter to hit six points. Durham paced Lyman with 10 Louis Orr and fradimen Tony Bridn Ignited a 20.0 second. points and nmnlng mate HWman added Mx. ___ Orange half spirt that curled the Wtbranksd and unbeaten "The kids were tight early," Marlstts said about a low. ____ men past vàt"d'Bu1Umore, &uln finished with a teamscoring first half which booms led 141 "But Hendricks really high, 11 points and Roosevelt Haul, and Dun Schayes condid a gysat job coining off the bsnth in the second half,'! tributed 1$___ points each. Joe r the Super Bees wIth 10 The two Seminole County powers mast In a rematch a week points. from Thirsdsy, Jan.17 at Lyman. Qooms inlprov.d Ha record Elsewhere, Missouri lost to Kansas, 1146, North Carolina to1O3w1ththevlctery. tripped Wake Forest, 724$, and Tenneoutsccred Florida, Bosses,. Oh ..L(84) PssrL k4,DurhaalI, P.ny8,Hl7, Tany Guy scored 17 points and combined with freshman Maya 4, fl.ipk"ee 8, TotalS 14434. Keith Douglas to score seven etraight points midway through Cuai($) L4WE, Jacksus!, Wes$ss*, Boy1l, W 8, the second haiti lifting Ptansu,to a Big Eight victory over the Ikudrleks 4, Knight 1, Gkui 8, IISO, Totile 17431 Lyasa 1*71134 Al Wood scored 11 poInts lead the Tar Heels to a nrow A(X Cresmi S $01120 triumph over Wake Forest. I Lyman 11, Creams IS. Regis Johiwn'iccr,d 15 petals and Teunsmoa'a balanced attack arid a mdi at Florida turnovers gave the you a victory that spoIled 11* Gitor coaching debut ci Ed Viucher, ± 12 - - ____ ____ ± ___ - - ± - ___ Raiders TopSanta Fe __ ____ ____ "Spruc.Cr..k 41' i*rA FEE III): Fracte TrIb Iooti The S,whwl, vnwiity College Raiders shot a tonld 99.111, BouM$141lo Pks The Fighting, - Isminok' R,whwl, bed. mt out in the floor in 1448, MerS7l1$,AN* escour. 4i he.rov.d Its the making until Spruce lb. ascend half Wy Iii 0. Muggis 1148. Th1 11w year Creak erached their 4.fuiiu. recurd to 133 rddWpostaTh16wIaover 2911420 UNOLZ (7$): ±Msuñ• wIth a 44 ,Ip*voe wIth1O'niieru'"fss vIaltIag1sF.. lheHawksoalyscondthe TI$S$tetfhsldthehOthd $43J.r3370.tssta4 CrdiTueudsy. .I $ 2-110. U. Ths'$ ,1 Al1, ot $ 11115 jntImfM',tlmWsUbsco sit,, 2-4 ewing 11 puroust of their !MI . county rival Lyman last shots to take M 3734 tmittims R*ul2-1L ..R7U17. sr-r'r on .., VPIdIk%, Tu 20 1$ 71 end out Piutla, Ma!k Md lead, ± ____ 'a $0 1usd at 41w.MH . 37.31. JeheJastekedi ,IC sad. Campbell befor, silowiag the Jake Mhiu, Seminole High grad Kensv 4 alas Isihet an' (Jrsybau hick Into the Jane &ownledth,RaidSrswIthlt .v.utusny eu. 29 tr.d peal in t1w'aacoial j,et 17 coints respectively. tlingfwal4dss&ock 'r--li U. and half. ___ ____ . , '., '. . was - Seminole Pony . ± . ____________ _______________ ______________ N1JoiEBoAiu ______________ 7M?i Slick Dude 2.10 1.00 71) 277.66. I Chanteil 4.70 Teeth game Q(a7)7I.N,p(a.p) 11200:7(4. 3Mendez 15.20 1.4* 1.70 7.1) 234.20: Time 31.S1 1 Sabino 33.10 6.30 WEDNESDAY RESULTS 12th Race,1.14.7 IAjurla 0.70First lace. s.16,D 2.00 3LiveOne 14.00 4.10 3.70 a(I.3)U.Se,P(3.1) 131.11:7(3MIck'sOutlaw 630 340 3,4* 3.00 II) 2,194.31. Crystal Jewel 9.00 3.20 0Maia50ta Velvet Dog Racing lNebraska Cowboy Q (4.5) 20.00, Ime 31.11, Secead 4PToIiowler T 2.00 SJW'sHlckson Eleventh game 5.20 (30) 3I.4I P (3$) 67.40g 7 (3. I Negui.Juan 10.00 0.20 4.10 113.41: 0.1) 141.40: Time 43.00, SArta.Elexpe s. 3.30 ' (4.5-7) 3$,C 4.00 2,00 3.20 3.10 430 1:lvaJ 3.00 Manate Mottle lace, ,0(1'i) 1141: P (4.1) 31.11: 7(4' , -- . ........... •g,g ,, - Attendance 7,490: Handle 7Sabino-Yza 6.10 0(3.6)424*: PIll) $4.00, 71$. 3.7) I7I ..............- Wedeesday night reevfts Third lace, $-14,M Pint,sie 5.00 2.20 2.20 4Zate.Quiola Jack lingo 19.00 1.20 3.0 *0 Timing 2.00 2.10 4:1 3Echane.Armere 4.10 230 2Crisbus Express 7.00 1 RIca.Reyes '3.00 0(4.6) 130: P(I.4) 14.40:7 ($4 (3-4) 43,3$j 7 (4.3-1) 231.40. 41.41: Time 31.12. Second game Pearflslace.$.1ê. D t a,i ,.a a - •.W 3pcokomo Reefer 11.70 3.10 3.10 llat;.Arnore 3.40 3.70 4.40 3.40 1 Pita.Qulols 26.Ies PitCh 3.40 . $30 10(4.1) i.il; P (5.4)4941, 7 (1' 3)0.40: Time 35.13. Sixth lace, 5.16, A 0(3.$)43.UaPlI2) 11131:1(1. 311.40. Pearte game ± 7Zat.4engoa 10.60 5.10 0.10 3inoPere 35.50 73.10 Cilonlzs,In. ike,mgingjim $Øeviisa 6.60 S p10009 Bellmwd ,0($.7)76.4I;P(1.S) 399,50,T(7. $) 1451.0; Time 31.1*. Sevsn*lace.1.l6C IasonShaw 1.60 3.30 3.00 3.00 3.10 3.00 mI$Cott 3.00 OU4)t,$:P(I4)IUS:T(l.1. 61117.20: T ($3.1) 43.11: Time I il*hac.,$.I6.A 14.40 19,31 7.00 7'aN13on S$iijuning Basket 49o$bi$esfl ' &I&!'-ithL ± . - ,, ' ' t-. Pro Bask.tball 1.'. '' ..--' . " ; '3:...":'4 '.&. Tiger $0.00 1.40 3.10 Bask.tball Toledo 49, Ohio U. 61 W. Mich. $4. c. Mkh. 4 W. III. 107, Win, Penn U hOme buyers When funds are avallable,loan$aregran$edtoany Ouaiif led buyer of properly whicit Wittenberg 07, 0. Northrn 63 - - PIfthgame Indiana 0101011 II 33 .433 7t. II , • 10 33 .233 16 Western Csalsroaes - Atlanta ill, Niagme Qlt.3)40.3$:P(I.3) 111.11:7(1. 107 San Diego Ill, Milwaukee 907 Heu110n 111. Denver Ii) Phespia Ill, Go40onSI. i40 . Se5te 1* lMiø III 0(34) 34.0, P134344.91,1(3. 13.60 5.15 3.41 110 1.00 310 CIevlan - 'TMviday'i Game ChICISO at Kansas City . Fridays Games EvansvIlle N. Xavier 75 Howard SI, Dayton $6. )of Kansas e, Missouri U Kearney St 03. Hastings 73 Miami 0. 62, Bowling 61,00 Denver vs. Kansas City Nebraska 5$, Iowa t. so at St. Louis N. Ill. 67, Kent St. 6) New York at Milwaukee Northwood 97, Calvin U Golden State at San Diego NW Mo. St. 70, Mo..K,C. 75 Utah at Seattle NE-Mo. SI. 74. Wstmnstr SI Oberlin Si. Capital S3 St. Jos led. 90, Butler N Wright St. $4 led. Central 71 Southwest Angio St. 63, E. New P,00xico 60 Houston lapt 90, P. Quinn 72 ly United Press International last Allegheny II. WasIt&JIIf Albany 64. RPl $6 ''' Kansas St. 60, OkIa. St. $9 Sw Texas 101, Texas Lush N West - Boston U. 72, Colgate 6$ BrIdgepi 61, Kings Coil 19 Brown 63, Bucknell'44, Bloomsburg Colif (Pa.) 7$ Laloche 66 CISI'* 67. Cesst OIId?d ColumbIa 70. L.yoIa.BoItS3 Dartmouth 7$, Amherst 11 FDU 44. Morgan ± .-' DIVISION Washhtgfon A PLACI To SIT YOUR CAN PIXID FOR LISSI 43 30 31 34 OPINING SPECIALI FREE LUll RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sunday) e - Smythe Sieffi BellrmOS*3, GisIwn Ky. 72 Cilfnslo $1, Duke $2 ($0) Del, St. 91, Iovthiem7l 7 P9. 1$ II II 13 IS 10 7 37 Chicago Vanc.uvor St. LOUis IS 16 34 13 14 $ Cslerado CdmoNon *7 33 1 II ii V N.C..Whm 41, Appy St. 14 No. Cii'. 77. Wake Forest 61 la*ord 41. V$r9,Ia $ Carolina 71. WesiMary 47 5. Aloboma 64, Jacksvl 63 T.nnew.e 0. PlOf'idI VanderBiN U, Adlurn SI Va. CmmnwIIh V 'IVY Va. Tech fl, WVa. fl of M*Wrasl Los Angeles 99 ' I. v *4 4 46 44 II $3 I $311 II II 1 I 1110 , DetreIl Hartford 35 7$ Adams DIvision . Va.UnioolLP.Pavi's70 *. Md. 1$. Wash COIl 44 . Buffalo MInnesota . - Pollen 7 P9. p is 3 3) I $ 17 II 7) II 4 1. ; ;• Toot. a -- -. . . - -. , - _,. 17 II 4 :_, -- ,, j, , WIth all sad fiNer chaiss Includes gpti1ql$,ell-Lebschesels-w ill flits, - cars - end Nt kecks. Prkuleidthrv J.esery It, INS ± 3$ •_ _•S MATINEES: Mon. Wed.. Sat. NEW MATINEE Pest Time 1:11p.m. . S All Gnral R.polrs CasWsaca NsrrisOlvislsm Wales *,,Ga,63,Ga.Ce*1S4 Mafwes$, Ball SI. 13, C. Mich. $1 Crngte Mlln 7$, J.Cl.'roII 73 DivIsION W I. Fl.. $ffirn $3, Holy Cries GaT.chlO.W.C.r,lM.45 K*ttVCkY 7*, MIIIISS1I 71 La, Tech 47, SHim MIss. 63 Mils. St. N. o.ergi. 7$ .... ULLG • III is $7 i 14 Il 6 $ II 3 4 NY Islanders Atlanta IL Mass. P9. W I. 7 PhIl. NY' Rangers . - Si - ' Sonn II, Peon St. 7$ Se$oA HaIl 74 ManhIt 63 Silos 47, CCNY $7 7$, SyraCuse *4. PaIIlme 41 ii., 1900 - lamap. 71, keen 4* ._ 31, DER.30 IV Unihed Press '$a$srnatlspat CaheN Cenferenca - MaIne II. Ilscayne 16 N.H. Coil 90. Bentley N Piftibgtt 11,0. WUIt. 41 hi - Publish Jan. 10, $7, 21, LULEW? Pro 'Hóck.y e4 :r , Sanford, Florida 37171 (305) 322.217) . ±• ... First street OPEN JAN. 141 Ps '' 1$ adiguete security 00? a loan, First Federal of Mid.Florida 34$ N. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, FL PublIsh Jan. 10, 1000 DCIII w. .,. Sound Ill, W. Wash. 70 S. Cole. 09, Port Lewis 71 washington St. 43, idaho 57 Foribam U. Vermont 63 LaSalle Ill, W. Chester 70 Vii$anova ,, Denver U. 1$, Ft Hays St. 7* No. Arizona 41, U.S. Intl 1* Providence 41 . ' Chadron St 43, Mary at fl Sy United Press International Eastern Ceaference AtlantIc Divisisa W I. PcI.. 0$ Boston 31 1* .714 Phil. 30 II .133 1 New York 77 73 95* $1 Wstmgtn II 30 .117 ii New Jersy 1$ 33 411 Ii Central Divialen W I. PCI. 5$ Atlanta 74 17 .415 Ian Anton 71 71 .513 I ffqusjgo 30 33 .476 5',, Cliwlnd 19.10 5.00 6.1)33111. 440 '4 • ' t ILeo'jMartt 0U4301.Ie;P(U)iII.II:T(7 lAltu I)1,i2t1I: Time 31.00. 7FIorza "-" 5.0 3Alava-Arana 1141 740 43$ $j,jg.Jj 71.40 541 IpilbasUrividi 440 (34) $$,$5; P 13*1* all) l4.50;(IwI*.all) II1.00:Trivscta Sox (1.3$) $4.01 Sia*gams JMartlnez - 110 3.50 34) 423.50, - - 4*4*j DIvisIs W I. Pet. SI Ken City N 1* .171 MiIwouke 99 31 .116 1 Obøvic 14 39 316 10 Si.ncnArana II 99 .335 9', 17.30 4.00 3.40 ChIcago 6AldanaAf$u 7.10 110 Utah 13 10 .355 $3 ElgMh lace, 34* - PicNic Olviolsa ZFchane.B.ngos 741 öCssWirm.d 3.60 3.4 340 0(i4)l3.$IP(14)I7710gT(1. W I. Pet. 01 $sngfl 341 340 43) usie. Seattle 30 13 400 3, 15 435 lOS's Nugget $t Los Ang 1issI$gme 09$)$4I:P($E1Lfl:t(44 $iica.Clorga 71 14 415 3 $1.60 7.30 445 P110101* *4515; Tlmei$.*. 3133 .111 I 140 311 liii Dilpi lAturia.OysrI p., Nlnthlace.$46131;41 4NagvI.Loaa 73 73 5,45 Pwttsn4 3$islonNancy 1.00 3.11 3.10 13 3* .31* 14k', o(1.us4*aP(13n.IS,?(s. GeNe.' SI. ISO, 130 4) 30.00. 7Biryl Ann WIIMIdaYS leipite 210 Soslen Ill, New York 91 Eigh* game è!uIID,vil Q(3.7))$.$P(3.J) $N4$;T43- 3Art.Sonsoa PhIla III. New Jerwy *15 1,110 3.3$ 3.00 7,) 3)3 4; 7 3)41 WestlInglen isa. Los Ang - oNagui.lVre 4.10 341 6Ratrick 7 -± 7.60 Stout II, Northland $1 Atlanta at Boston Portland at New Jersey Philadelphia Washington Los Angeles at Detroit Cleveland at San Antonio Indiana at Chicago J.SV 230 l)biiterated 0(2.3)31.61: P13,2)143.1*; T (3. 0(33)1315; 133) 64.lhi '1(3- 'i) 24330; DD (4.3) 100.10. 2) 110.11: TIme 31,71, Thlrdgaiee Fifth lace. 34$ INagui.Ieitia 16.60 410 1.60 IMaId'sDayOff 7.50 1.00 340 SeitaPerez 1.3$ 7,91 $10 6.10 6Aldana.Urquidi 4*ls$$cripto 5.10 Iurf Soy 3.7) 1,171.41. A 1,121: Handle 1117.1$. ' . - a.WV 7Urizsr-Maflnem 1030 0(2.6) 43.41: P11'S) 111.91: T($ ' - -. 16.10 6.10 4.00 2SablnoMendea 0.10 3,30 lArtaJuan . ± 'j . Tw. game Jal AIai ._ ColI.g. 10th federal savings' insurance and or NETH M. LEFFLER, One of Ihi day of Dec., 1979, assameappears which makes home mortgages Judges of this Court, on February - on the record In the Minute Book home improvement loans. 1900, at 9:15 am. in Chambers for said County. Loins covered on the statement 15, at the Seminole County Cour. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I include those originated by us as thouse, at Sanford, Florida. All have hereunto set my hand and well as those orIginated by other parfiestotheactlonardaIlpartles affixed the Official Seal of the iestitutions and later purchased by interested may appear and be Board of County Commissioners, us. heard at that meeting. this 20th day of December, AD., The statement itemizes loans by WITNESS my hand and seal of conventional mortgage loans, this Court on this 0th day of ATTEST: loins Insured or guaranteed by the January, A. 0.. 1910. Arthur H. Beckwith, Clerk to the Federal Housing Administration, (SEAL) Board of County Commissioners In Veterans Administration and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and for the County of Seminole, Farmers Home Administration, Clerk of he Court State of Florida, and hOme improvement ns By June I. Curtis (SEAL) Loins on mutt i.Iamlly dw.11ings As Deputy Clerk By: Joann K. Hare morethen four units are reported STENSTROM. McINTOSH, DEPUTY CLERK on 5eplratefy. JULIAN Publish. December 77, 1979 1. We can assure you that the COLBERT . WHIGHAM January 10, 1900. policy of this institution will Bo 1330 DFQ 13 cOfltiIwe to be faIr and equitable to Flagship Bank of Sanford -. ' ____ beat - ' ___ start a - ± $ Ups-j League Sign . ____ -i - Rain Pelts Desert Classic Clemson Shocks Total cEnroe Hounds Pin Buc 7 over" Aft by Alan Mayer and LOUISE ATKINSON 54 West 74th St Apt, 412 New York, N.Y. FLORIDA POWER COP POPATION c-o Thelma Maxhlmer, - 1 I Seminole High has announced ticket sales at three locations beginning today. Step right up to the Flagship Bank (Sanford location only), Sweeney's Office Supply or the Seminole High book store and plunk down fourbucksforageneraladmission ticket ora five dollar reserved seat. Bring a camera too and capture one of the 'times of life.' sal. 735t,,4%t', 5u..tPs.,,Yo,Ny 10011 CAN NET BIG BUCKS The fun and frolic all takes place Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. sharp in the Seminole High gym. On hand and in the ring for this momentous sporting event will be such greats as Mike Grahaifl, Diamond Jim, The Slinger, Prince Tonga (sounds mean), Bubba Douglas, Vales and Big Bad (remember not to spit Into the wind) LeRoy Brown. are you'll see grizzly characters, decked out in trench coats and unshaven faces, perhaps secretly tthlLng flask or two from some in-between bout refreshment, A pause for the cause maybe? The crowd on hand will hold'every Imaginable character from every walk of life. Cowboy-hattedredneckswithab1gchawstuckinIr$a ball sized middle-age women, who I found to be the most vocal and intense tans of the sport, will also be In at. tendance. Somewlllevencomeintlwee.piecesults,ofcourset,thgjng with them a false air of sophistication, as if they wound up at the wrong address enroute to a cocktail party. F•'tur•s Syndicat. ' - RESOLUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ON MOTION BY COM THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. MISSIONER STUPM. SECON OFt) BY COMMISSIONER FLORIDA C.L EN N, TH F FOLLOWING CASE NO: 721S$-CAOS.L THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE P F S 0 L U T I 0 N W A S SPRINC.S. FLORIDA,a municipal UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT corporationorganixedandexlsting THE REGULAR MEETING OF Uflder the laws of the State of THE BOARD OF COUNTY Florida, COMMISSIONERS OF PlRintiff. SEMINOL F COUNTY. FLOP IDA, vs. ON THE 11TH DAY OF VEL TON HUNT, LOUISE AT. DECEMBER. AD., 1979. KINSON and FLORIDA POWER WHEPFAS. Chapter 91.0]), CORPORATION, a Florida cor Florida Statutes, provides and permits the Board of County Defendants. Commissioners of each county. NOTICE OF ACTION upon recommendation and ap proval of the Supervisor of TO: VEL TON HUNT Elect ions, to change the location of 1120 Everett Drive polling places of election Dayton, Ohio 45407 - first :'•. .,. .-.'. ,... They will all converge to witness these modern day gladiators, these sweaty, beasty, grunting and groaning beheamuths engage in man's most primitive manner, unarmed combat a little one-onone you might say. It's truly a once In life time experience. I mean you haven't lived until you've seen a pro wrestling match, Even the excitment of being a Gator season ticket holder pales beside having a ring side seat Thursday, Jan. 10, 1NO-7A hscludln.. Aels. trassasisslais Air csnditleeua Tune up. Frest-eud alignment s.I balancing brakes, e$c, - - $4 Trileda lea $43 Trifecta Wheel ALL *3 lACES S Thursday Lad,ei' Site fAflFO- "WI FIX IT NIGHT TNt FIRST TIMI' 2M3 Oihmd. Dr. (1742) (Where Marc Slide Chrysler used to be) -1.' o -- -- -- ',;-:+.' a, ra UB uiOilaM. Jest iNN., llflLsspoud RISIIVATIObS 131 1100 11 $en N.OU.d., IS -.----±- - - �...• . . .. * I •• . . • . -. .. S ." - .. . -- . • - OURSELVES I Evening Hrald, Sanford, Fl scot ;jo eeds e Arts Town HaI;e *@Bob T Thursday, Jan 10, i,io—is _ jv 7/ui-_,./'-.' Arts and Sciences will conduct a Seminole County Town Hall meeting '. County cultural organizations and educational institutions, individual artists and friends of the arts, The meeting, presided over by The Council of . for Central Florida - PlasticAsbestos X on Jan. 17, to attempt to answer the - ......:.,. bull? PL ruu WALL / vv , : ** 8a " Interior latex colors and White. ---=- , paint cartridge. GIBSONHOMANS 99 Polyethylene FILM . Gallon . U$ UUIILIfl protection 8951fl€t moist 849 ure damage. Waterproof, windproof , lightweight. .04 mu thick, lOx 2' Interfoam-cushioned, no-wax flooring in a variety of colors. 12' Givespr;cis: control the width. 419 r y / Sq. Yd. .. ,• g : . ' • (,,.' .f , • _I#1 41t" Rag. Price (sq. yd.). 3.19 Rag. Pr/ce (25'rolI)................. 4.15 ' and termites. EXCESS 77/ . "Goalie", an unstuffed doll like character, gets fatter as the San Sebastian Square Weight Wat- POIIIr1e STAINLESS STEEL SINK @pEjTNA.8jLT d Self-rimming satin finished double bowl 33" x 22" sink. Made of nickel GO TO GOALIE OF 57 Piece dropping Four dress sizes L 1I ___________________________________________________________________ Rag. Price (piece) ......................... 3.97 stainless steel. U NAI 213 Cu. ft. standard 90 miter and two 45 rnhiem. 16" x 5% " x 2%". No. 4516. ham, recessed cob- OEM? inst, with x*M" glass show" 16" x 22" select mirror. No. P1 121-SPS. SlaVer I Each r' . j .. X 1. ' 0 SCOTTVS ., 8"x4'8'.. . ....... 11.42 Sq. Yd 99 CAJ1p'T ' Indoor/Outdoor CARPET ECONOTEX Made of stain- HOusoCots PAINT E*ts,jo, latex house paint for BluelGreene Gold and v II o mfbw' * VII Whit. is • Sq.Yd. 2 Roll 2 - REINFORCEMENT MESH Welded wire for rsinforcimint of roofs. $I11$IINM oo ricrstspipis. 3901-COII NOUN PANT Scoys . Ie10/IOM.sh.......49.N nsulst.d.No. 7127. metal. Has I M111dom re" 0" Square... 22j9 vint 7,43 "W MON-11 gletelgi 2AMIn. R-11 Shoo 322-3324 4 ft R-19 pj, 2.13 (( d".' . .4 .. - - • 95 ., - • •r SANFORD 700 French -Avenue Ph: 44'4700 , - SPRING MERCHANDISE FLORIDA'S BIGGEST NAME IN FABRICS! Mon.Mu Thurs. 164 — Fri 10-9 — Set. lo4 — son. 124 SANFORD - M4 ORLANDO ON' ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. 1 III k%WPItfl - is 7VI nua sa MY TURN IN MEMPHIS not Th. one you've been waiting for! . STARTS MONDAY, JAN. 141 * - maryles er's B,I* h ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE • "5k '1 Sportswear • Dresses - •LIng.rI. • . '..J LiY/ • Blouses so - 157 1 9 Skirts OPEN DAILY $I3I'$I3O 2W FmaA Ave. Ph.323-71U iJOy . - - at * NuVVTRT um_Ii? - TOLL FREE 1•8004329292 - • - - ling OE ORLANDO 8414971 Ownwqoftphn Will 0 vallife W10046WA b"w"ft Pon ft#d ftkiw few a-4h 00W pop ON ow low go 00 b" rw tow IL i lip EI I 1(1111 11I4SITOh TORE INIPIIITSY. * SANFOSO AL BARGAIN $C r SEMI.ANNUAL Th • - I Knights • YOU ___ * * OFF REGULAR PRICEI TO raw • * k''..l_ - ----S WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW My mother was hardly ever I raised my children, and I . home when l was inmyteens. expectthemtoralsethelrs HOIrn8 . . Wff##fW cowtu Rawl is * SE NEC& OHIO LETDOWN Or Vi" Gersolvm Bade,$ %00 2z4x$ Mad * UPHOLSTERY *DRAPERY FABRICS NOTIONS.TRIMS.WIIDRAPERIES CYNICAL IN HOSPITAL SPECIAL - .• * .* - * -*. • REDUCED up SALE INCLUDES' •DRESS FABRICS your the country making speeches, when would you have time? r )) • 154 - -. away, you're not likely to be you Just don't strike me as a babysitting kind of grand called upon to babysit. r all 1P;rk Mr. and Mrs Scott Kirk of Banana Lake, San ford, announce the birth rfirst chUd,a daughter, Ell— t,emjjgh who weihedlnat7lbs.,2oz.,onJan.4,at Or yj,gjoj Medical Center. Ma ternalgrdparentgareMr.andMrLGeogecoffee f Orlando. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ki k Sr Sanford. - • - - ,,2 - — -s msrchsndiN. L 9 Pantsuits AN MMIØ,IWV.S j kk 24don Pdcs -quoted in this ad sri baedon. STRONGSVILLE, 0111b DEAR ABBY: Who are you trying to kid? You say you would love to babysit with your grandchildren but they live 2,000 miles away. Boy, are you ever safe! Somehow * 1 12 1 II4 %# 95 **alum my" encountered a tribe ofDJukas, SANFORD SIC lar wvd I JUNE IN a descendants of West Africans first abducted onto slave ships in the 1600's. , B*np~ conisol 220valts, SALE STARTS FRIDi%'W I and an interpreter. They 218-220 E. FIRSTST. WI ft-Value, the cycles, because my grandchildren formerly Dutch Guiana in responsibility to raise guide my mother's. 99 2x4xS'.......:. ...... 1.67 2x4x10...,,..,,,.,.. 2*4*12'. ...,.... ...... 374 •__ II1haflA I Winter Park campus. She didn't have to be gone, she Oh, I'd help out in The Harvard University emergency, but they know was mostly just out having a professor and his associate they can't just ring me up to good time. Mom has arthritis will tell the story of African come over and mind the kids, now and can't dance slaves who escaped and or dump them on me anytime anymore. It's hard for her to established a stronghold in they have a notion to. get around. so she's available South America 300 years ago. for sitting when I need her. Counter, a biologist, and When my children were which makes it nice for me. I Evans, an anthropology little, my husband and I went really don't feel one bit guilty oriented Harvard ad. only to places we could take asking Mom to stay with my ministrator, made the 0 the kids or we stayed home, kids. I sure stayed with hers mile boat trip into what was My children were MY enough. Jack.ts'Sho.s.Mor. I uvru, !!?2!tc.ii_ BIOCtrIC WATER HEATER im. hii Controls and limits figs. quanUtss on %0FF g, wIa.Irs.uran.u.. •PrsssursTroto •xSIWiOM.sh........41,S5 Point ta wood, It - 0 0%w4 * 7*32 ___ a * Buous.s.Sportsw.a,. 3Tab Ni. 24OAIPNALT Power' " 'p- 'fax- All — TAbby NO SITTER that she had column and running around findings from 2-3:30 p.m. hi AnnleRussellTheatreonthe e Has grooves 114" wide, spaced 12" on center s/t' 4'x Be +'I++ 1 u -I----- Q40. .004 mil clear sove on Drossos-Coofse, 314"..,... .... . . .. . .20.60 __________________ 8*eIOI1OM.sh ......... 4.95 Ii ________ V Green,irf and I 'wkkhL POLYETHYLENE FILM REVER81 BOARD ........... 15YOWWAMM v 41111 lire - (1111111011JI11 Gallon lynthotic LAWN TURF $PNd 494 ~"B" Eft""No c - AP4CQjof1Palym&rs, Inc. 0 10' x 50'... . . . . ....... 7.29 •12'x60'........ ........ ••• PLYWOOD B" .22 lip. &n mot ouipi. No. 7104. I'p.I - in 1/2" x 4'x 12............4*66 . 75 FCttlQflow,1SI and wo,k ROYAL SCOT Each Sheet 3/8" x 4' x 8' ............3.04 1/2" x 4' x 8.............. 3910 Shoot 3&* x Alex Ir............ 7M 1/2" x 4' x 8' (3 ply). # ... 07*74 1/2" x 4' x So(4 ply) ...... Mt 'Sitting' ,, 11400 1289 Branch Office, 321.0359. discuss a specific idea or problem I _'I ,V " students DEAR LETDOWN: Iplead mother of four children under Seminole not guilty to laying a guilt trip 10, and here's the way I feel will be among those from as an NO SITTER, but judging about asking my mother to far away as Jacksonville and Miami attending a lecture- from the hate mail I received, babysit. I think she owes it' to slide presentation at Rollins you *ereall the only one wbo me. Yes, that's what I said. I College Friday on the colony misunderstood me. Read on: was the oldest of seven kids, DEAR ABBY: Nuts to you and I missed out on plenty of of descendants of slavesfound in South America. Dr. Allen Counter and grandmother who told her me stay home and taM ewe' David Evans, who journeyed daughter-in-law not to count of.-aW little brothers and Into the Interior of Surinam in on bw to sit for free while sistem (She used to tell "free, 1972 and encountered the Mom and Dad went off ilt-in babysitter.") colony, will present their 4x Ir AC Exterior. Each College. For information call the Arts Council, 843-2787 ( Th e Arts) or Don Reynolds at the Seminole County would like may to Reviewea - Ot "°"C' Approved Am*& foam backed. In 12' widths. Comes in Gold,Earth or Gram * IIWldsnp - - A0oncy Amixofsandand ' GYPSUM WALLBOARD ____ _____ MORTAR i 3 Piece Set NO• 938-TAP-SO Out and Carry CARPET TUMONES j .1 ., who representatives from Seminole guilty, you should have told have to do y Cont nue CDX SHEATHIN01 PLYWOOD 2149 9 -1599 26 EaCh l'' 90 lb. Beg Each P MIX Rock maple face miter box vft An 9D lb. beg main Ip A stainless steel CONCRETE Anyone arts community in request time on the meeting agenda live 2,000 mil es away. But the same town, chers Group members grow slimmer. Anita they I'd lived in have to draw straws with thietir(e, C191tt, cauctselar of the group. designed the other grandmother (ioulie with the help of friends. For every pound a because she loves to sit. Bless member loses, Goalie Is stuffed with newspapers. her." Mary Standley, left, was the first member of the Thitt's easy for you to say, group to reach her goal of losing 28 pounds and Abby. Living 2,000 miles i BATH CABINET _______ MITER BOX serve the can Consort will have no sitting problems ecay K" k Double Bowl I d Rag. Pr/c. (at) 4.79 in- who refused to babysit for free except in cases of emergency. She asked how ac * t invited. Special disappointed in your non answer to the grandmother PF938Ure Treated PINE 99 Ilk 0 Se minole County. YOU handled the babysitting problem, and you said, "I tank. 5 year warranty. No. 216. Roll Saul Bass film "Why Man Creates," which is being provided for the art exhibition at the Civic Center for the DEAR ABBY I was 979 water krW in the 59 perform. The Sanford-Seminole Art Association will do a special Grannies Sound Off On ft.J. 13C Rag Pr,ce(/,n . .. meeting. The Greene and ways in which the Arts Council vitations are being sent to occasion by Seminole Community 1LF 4x 4x 8' FILL VALVE / ** Is Just come along to the and speak out informal with an meeting ' Rag Fice(aacI1 Sheaf Vinyl FLOORING J ,4' General purpose. .20 hp. (max motor output) Double insulated. No. 7004. . _) or may social period with refreshments, Annex in followed by a showing of the Sanford, from 7:30-10:30 p.m. ('Ss. The public 9abckall.cnr . Prica(ga//onl , Each Rep. PTPC(HCN An open discussion will then be number of topics will be covered including Public Art, Art in the Schools, Cultural Funding, Art Festivals, whether or not an art center is needed in Seminole County, Spence, will begin County?" Sanford Civic Center 9 49C Each Seminole / ., The meeting will be held in the ______ • MOBILE Rag - County? held in which a question: "Who needs the arts in Arts Council President James R. Fat tabbing down roof sNngles, em uVIfluI In - )J 9 Tremendous Bargains! RACK/I Save time, gas & money! • ALL SALES FINAL • NO REFUNDS • NO EXCHANGES mary/esther&S * 200 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 3222303 -- *- �• - 2B-EvsningHerald,S.nford,FI. -. '--•. * . .- '- -.. - Thursday,Jan.10,iNo -- ijil Legal Notice . Not . -. ce • . , 6:30 NBC NEWS (1) 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS IX) CID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie tries to win a birthday present for his father at a carnival. (3(10) EARTH. SEA AND SKY "The Solar System' CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando Seminole NEWS 10 LORD MOUNTBAT. TC J . AMANFORThECfl1J,, RY This final episode covers games. Mountbatten's devotion to the advancement of British technology, and Robert MacNeil introduces an updated sag.. ment about his tragic death last August. (Conclusion) (12)(17)LASTOFTHEWILD 11:30 0(1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Jerzy Kosinski. (1IOCOLUMBO An aging dancer-movie queen yearning to return to the stage murders her husband in order to get the money and freedóm ste needs. (DO POLICE WOMAN 7.n O@)THREE'SACROWD ()0 P.M. MAGAZINE (730 JOKER'S WILD (11) (35) SANFORD AND Esther and Woodrow are not too pleased with their newly adopted sôn. (3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (12)(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont take En boar- ders to pay the mortgage but - the prospects don't look good. 7:30 0@JTICTACDOUGH t4E#4tYWE0 () 0 filE GAME (730$100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (1]) (35) MAUDE Maude begins dividing the community MORt4 6:00 5)0 HEALTh FIELD (1)0 SUNRISE 8:15 (12 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 6:30 (5)OEDALLEN (1)(17) NEWS , (V 0 THE WALTOPLS n (fl)(35) pp,&J4J4fJp4 jp,, DECEMBER, AD., 1575 will answer questions from . 8:00 (I) OUINOY Ouincy attempts to halt abuse of the " elderly by their children, Who aretrylngtogetcontrolof their social securIty checks. (.5)0 BARNABY JONES J.R. comestoth.aldofafellowiaw student Who tied the scene of a (SjØCAPTAINKANOAAOO ([9 5)SULLWINKLE.' OVR EASY 17)FAMILYAFFAIA s25 • (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA murder because he feared he would be accused of the crime. (DO BARNEY MILLER 9:30 0(4) TODAY GJ)(35) DINAHI I FRIENOS (DO GOOD MORNING Cohost: Fernando Lamas. Guests: Bonnie Franklin, Lou Ferrigno, Lennie Rush, O.C. Smith, Tanyakaplan,St.phan. ie Trejo Helen Paredel. (3(1 ) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Goodwill To All Men" While the rest of the household enjoys Christmas celebrations. Daisy and Gear ____ AMERICA (1T)35TINNSSSU TUXEDO (3 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO RYGARDUN 2)(17)ROMP1RNOOM- (S)OMIKIDOUGLA$ MOVIE (D O])( 5)OICICVANDYKI (3 10 U.N. mission. KET. ' (T2(17) COLLEGE BALL Maryland vs. North Carolina State v CONCERT ____ 1979 (11)UjCYsNOW' 3° (m(35)ILOVELUCY ii oucu P.30 1) 0 SOAP Chester's 10:00 attempts to reform are thwart. 5(1) CARD $NARK$ ad by the minister's daughter. and Mary suspects that the - (1T)(35)PTLCLUS 17 MDVII alien Burl Is tha father of her baby. . 10:10 10:00 NO L L YW 00 D S . (1)AOCICFORD P11 JIm EGUAPSI ce, b.$II1 i: (I) WI* _________ 'iying for control ol a omaN TOMAIOWICII) lown lot gambling and band . development purposes. ,) ' 3). KNOTS LANDING - I 100 - Karen's Involvement In I •(1flIENROLLIRS .. .clioothowdelec$ionleedshor 4RICI*NT to reevaluate pareui and _ _ IT r -. . - . . - __________________________ - I WILL NOT BE RESPON. I$-4jp '- .' IS. . -• .t----? NE ED CASH '? Use Your HomeAs Security Call Us For Terms - -- 29-Rooms _______________ ' IfiC. REALTOR, MLS 30.Aptfl UnIurnshed 323-5774 Day or Night _____________________ ____________________ WAREHOUSE PERSON G.neraliaborer CHIF&KITCHINMGR. . Previous exp., cxc. opportunity the South right.of.way lIne of Evening Herald Newspsper, a Middle School, Highway 127, •TIS VOWIS AND THI - dip. 3224495 after 7 p.m. PRECINCT NO. 44- San Jose YOUR WINTER ITEM. Apts. Recreation Room, oIl 431 on Winter Woods Blvd., Seminole - S....SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. County, FL PRECINCT NO. 1$- Portable, Semoran Skateway, 1105 East kmorsn Blvd., Casselberry, FL PRECINCT NO. 44- Rolling Hills Golf Club, Prnsview Avenue, North of North Street and South of 434, Altamonte springs, To write news of local interest from L.ONGW000 , SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Phone 322-3611 or 131•9553 and • fp4y Ad.Viior will help ___________________ -- CASSEL.NERRY and if you have a knack for iiring the social news from your respective communIty to be prelented In a column in The Evening Herald, we went to talk with PRECINCT NO. 10- Winter . new beginnIng nation wide. Call 3391010 or 341-3005. FuIIIpartfime NOTICEOP ACTION PRECINCT NO, 12 - FROM: subject t. the rs$snslbllitles of WHEREAS, Florida Law Springs Fire Station No, 2, 001 THE STATE OP FLORIDA TOt Maldposltlonavailabl, 5$. Andrews Presbyterian Church, residence or ownariltip as may prescribes that the Boird of Northern Way, Winter Sprigs, FL CHARLES JAMES SOONAR, ak. Dali Inn Sanford 9513 Seer Lake Road, Orlando, FL from time to time be determined County Commissioners establish PRECINC f NO. LI- St. Stephen a .CHARLES .i. soatu, Barmalds, bartenders. Full TO: Spring Lake Elementary by the gsvereing autherlty of the polling plicia fit' elections. W Lutheran Church Pt. 434, West of WHOSE LAST KNOWN RU ISchool, Orange Avenue, between City of Sanford, Florida, and the WHEREALtheSoardofCounfy pa1' time, rotating shifts. 4, Logwosd, FL. DUNCE AND MAILING AD. SR 361 SR 41, Forest City, FL. provisions of said chapter in, Commissioners, upon recom salaryplustips. SOflUSI HOop. PRECINCT NO. S7- St. DRESS IS PRECINCT NO. 21 - PROM: Florida Statutes. . No isp. necessary. Apply in mindatlon and approval of the AugustineChurch,3SimuIp,ye, Baltimors, Maryland 3)334 , SECTION 3: If any section or' Supervisor of Elections, may Calselberry, FL PRECINCT NO. 30 - PROM: - _ _ _ ______ ____ _____ ' IV: Josms K, Hare' DUPU7y ft - PublIsh: December 31, 1975 $ . _ _ _____ - _______ W.1.ki.ugs _____ PRECINCT NO. $1- Cksrcl of - Florida City MVt$sr God, 3* V Wildmare £ventst, ' dIyUpj, (oniwsad, FL -. -. PRECINCt NO. IS" Sarlfl Fletide January II, 1*. PublIsh: January ii. WN." DIQ$4 OER.29 , $SctIoiI Pi:hligh Dec. 77. 1979 $ sen. I PIvd,, Ia.Word. $. -' 'tO$2 __ FIdMuws Name MMWiN To.W$: B Joins 5. Hare Deputy Clerk - $SIIVISS s ,iames N. WSIOSII Civic Center. Sanford Aveje it ' . -. .. ______ Publisk: January11, Ii, 34.31, $550 - ' - 011-27 . Licimsi, I c Mobile Home near Lk. ________________ vw'Unf. 2 BR, kit. eqpt., could be3SR,Ig.Iot,coupleonlyorl sm child. $200. lit I last I . ., $100 sec. dep. 323-5445. . Training. - - ' _____________________ I . i Jr e*e Orlando 377.1571 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME. WHISPERING PINES. WALKING- DIS. TANCE TO BIG LAKE GEORGE. $4,300. - -. ________________ ... :3 sIsters want to ,nf l" •' hems, silt cMi, for JESUS 'i" II: 175j311 aft3pm: , ___ '41 -HSfleS - ----------- - YOurs orSlI,*. ______ _____ - location. ldSø. ______ 31$, CAIN, needs repeir, close in. $51105. (1): . ,. . , J43$i 5, FVflOI (17-53) SiflfOf'd " BATEMAN REALTY .,.. aog Real Estate Broker . $liSaslerd Ave. 'V 10147$ - '.' '". SviIdbeklt-ourietorysurs. ' FHA.VAJNA23SI3IS Want a geud going business in a peintlbedyshspw.0smull2 00 api? Well hove we got the details I CIII newt ,Mary 7 acres in cluidry setting, zanod agrI. $$,. . $fl.4051ie1531517 --.- .-- 3730697 borne In god cond,I Spacious modern kit., Inset & back porch, FF1 carp.l A buy for $3',.. Push button controls, has care usel. still in warranty. Originally $449, assume pay. mnents of $21 mo. Agent 339. Malicicoski, REALTOR' 7513. - $354. Pioneer sHow out your uwn hoisad. 10 acres or more; low down payment, Ostsen. 53-.-TV-Radio-Stereo Stern., good working order .550 722-4361 _____________ Goodused TV's,$ZS$ up MILLERS ID acre orange grove, Geneva. wl acre cattle ranch. SorretWo. IllSOriandoOr. .. - ,,? . j-,- - -_ j ::':ti. ______ Ph. 3330333 saes.M0115 r. see. REAL ITATE Broker 295 N. 11.52. Casssslury, Fl. Eve. Ill-NE 5341100 ________________ .. - ..' ' '-.-' ,..'. . .'- ..-, L ___ 65O 1972 FORD 2 DR. 65O I - ANYTIME 'Multiple Listing Service PARK 3ranch Office 323.2222 _________________ 1974 PONT. LEMANS 62-A--Farm EqUip, NEW 12' steel truck body. Fits 1 -ton long wheel base, 307 Elm Ave. 323.5)10. CERTIFIED BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE WELDING AT THESE PRICES!t All steel, pre.engineered clear .__._______ span buildings. (Maior Mig.) 80-Autos for Sale All buildings have 20.25 loading and large framed opening. 30'x48'x12' for $7,883.00. 40'x48'x14' for $3,559.00, 40'x72'x14' for - - ___. $5,139.00, 45'x96x14' ------- - ---- - - -- 1973 FORD PINTO ,___ 895 .., Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. it's ' -- 1 295 - Hwy.92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every 66-Horses - __. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION for 57,872-00. FOB. factory. Call collect 9a.m. to 6p.m. 305.33)1647. tile only one in Florida. You set' the reserved price. Call 901-255. $311 for further detaIls. - Plump lovable Smooth riding white mare wants good home. About II. Coggins, shots. 322. 0839. - 68-Wanted Buy to - & batteries. Call Gary aft 6 p.m., Mon thru Sat. 322-2250. - - For Estate Commercial & Resi. dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. ApplianCe Repair , Home Improvements ______________________________ Consolidated Main. Systems Major appl.,, all brands, c lIlA Free est , quar. 339-1198 Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, .3, Geri. Repairs. Licensed P. Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 after 5 p.m. Beauty Care Home Repair ________________________ - - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. lit 3275747 Home repairs, Paneling, root I carp. repairs, remodeling All ., WOk guar. Free est. lii 8165 - Ceramic Tile __________ --- ------------- ' __________ ' repaired, Res. & Comm.. Remodel & Additions. TACK Call $31.S399or 1620136 AUC'IION Uht I'leuling We have beda commis. sioned to sell for AmerIcan Saddle Co. •PPt'OX. UOI00 worth .- Painting FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed 'I. icensed 223 5807 Insured - -- - - House Cleaning ________________ IncludIng: Full silver show saddles, ranch. .. -. -- Quality workmanship, No job tOo small or big, Interior or tenor. Pressure Cleaning. 372 0071. cx ' - HOUsewivesCleaningservic, Personalized, fast, dependable Regulator I time basis t'OpiAg, pleasut'. sRI ChiI •'•TII WI$WUw I pu Llcsased ant BeMnt Terms: Cask, Ckscts en 14.1. ands wi* ID. _______________________ Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL I 319 5371 - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322 5137 handmade Western 4 Engilsh saddles a tack of all kinds, Lifetime ranleid trammel bits. hackamures, silver lisadsislis and billers Sunbeam clippers, Ls.I Kare pads. phus ev.ry. thing imaginable in too tack line. Yard Debris, Trash GgaBoarcljng . ISALESMOT.. INC. 5494594, or 131.3335. CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3227902 _____________________________ )ywiiI, Ceilings, and Walls NATIONAL AUCTION Realty, Realtors 131.1941. Eves or after hours, 031-0052. _____________________________ - Auction Cisd by ruins- il acres with existing CC house. $51,101. Owner will itold part Of mortgage. Pilolie - Drapes, Upholstery 322.9707 Olrsctlyacressfrern Bib Cart' Municipal tisrium .Oriside AIRPORT BLVD. Motivated owner will help MEINTZER TiLE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, iS yrs. xp. 1691562. -- _______________________ PUBLIC NOTICE SADDLE & -. -- lMan, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 321 1321 IJ%AIfl S Landscaping ____________________ -W4 HDHln1mv,msnfs __________________ COURTCUSTOM'SCONST. Custom design homes, remodel- ,,j- 323053$' Carpentry, Painting, Mamnt. of all Iypes. Lic. Bonded 323-4035 Insured $311399 CUSTOMMOMES BUILT - Painting a Rertajr - EUTSLER PAINTINGI REPAIR_Interior.Exterior FREE ESTIMATESCaII 36S.33i7 Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 319-5259 - REMODELING&REPAIR S-G.BALINT 3328445 CompleteMobile HomeRepair 319-5339 - To List Your R3222611 SLOAN'STYPINGSERVICE BusensipersonaIIrmes 5303971 ___________________________ _____- Typing Q3 1 - , - U _____ ____ ____ - ' - .. I,. • I '' 4'. •. "_,' ---'S.'. .,, . l,*.,• ' -- cond. $1000 & take over payments. 373 0389 aft. 1:30 '78For'iItronco,ISpd AC AM FMplayer. $6,000 323 0240 - ' ' __________ ., 1972 CHEV. 4 DR. - ---- ...... ...•,, Al' flfl .,. U , TV. (flflu., .,, rJ, ru, . - - - - '78 Dodge Power Wagon, I wh. '%-' ____ SALE 79-Trucks-Trailers -' WED., JAN. 16th 7 P.M. AT UN CDITRE N, ____________________________________________________________________________ - GARAGE - Iron's saddles. - __ _____ $979 CB6SO Honda, very low mileage. Same as new. Custom seat 8. other ac cessories. 322 5769. - Top soil for sale. 57 yard loaded on your lruck or we will deliver for extra charge. 32775)0. Parts, MOONEY APPLIANCES I acr, tiled farm, Sanford. &iv IREALTORS 323-0231 2544 5. fronchAve. 3fl.5353,3fl.3772.3331775 Orlando 377.1S77 ATTIACTI VEIl 3 BR. IS older 3222420' - Service. Used Machines. 1 acre lots on paved rd. Terms dwn. you can afford. S Ostein. %ANPORD ius.ro ,'RSALTOR - Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. 1409.35. used short time. Sal. $119. 4 or $9.35 mo. Agent. 339.0316. Lk. Sylvan ares, $ acres. $27,000. Other 'parcels avail. W. - 2563 i,om _______________________________ ___________________________ - .. ---.. 52-Appliances __________________________ KENMORE WASHER FUINISNEDI 3 51, lB hotel with rental apt.I Move right mel New carp. & w.paporl Only $2L*. •', M. Unswoilfi Realty 78-Motorcycles ____________ _.__ - FILLDIRT&IOp$OIL YELLOW SAND CiII Clark & Hirt 323 7580 - " 7668 or 371 372 - . ---- MICROWAVE Sanford's Sales Leader 3fl1324 ________________ - ____ - - JUST FOR YOUI I BR, 35 hOmein Tog an Orean'wit$t new CH. A, carp. & morel Spaciof,s row, Fbi. rm., & freshly psitWelI BPP WARRANTED, perfect, 0633 aft 5. - 62-t..awn-Garden repossessed, used very short tIme. Original $553, bal. SIll or $31 mo. Agent 339.5354. BROKER. 2439 S Myrtle Ave. Sanford 3210440 ''' - ____________________________ 1971 Singer Futura Fully auto, Call 323.2333 for info- REALTY WORLD Sc. porch, lanced bk Good .REALT0qS n joy f.r.36d.*I Merchandise - From $lOto $50 Call 3221621; 372.416q 'Top Dollar Paid for iunk & usei cars. truc Lt"ea.v eciuipment. 322.5990 --. Guitars, amplifiers & drums. Clearance sale save up to $300. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2207 French Ave 312 2255 - Refrig. Rep0AMANA I? cult. Sold originally $514, flow $246 Or $21 mo. Agent 3395314, SEILER REALTY - I are, aboye groUnd pool, barn $ lois mersl SPP.WAR RANT. FORuSTORIINI. INC. REALTORS S3S4S13erI*41$iws. CeiWy3 SIR, new carpet, . TREES, GREAT ACCESS, PER ACRE. V. COUNTRY LIVINOI 4 BR, 25 home in Osleelul S acre mini-. 10 - _. 3SACRES LAKE FRONT, TALL GOLF COURSE LOT WITH .92$3 STENSTROM tQ - Rsiit __-...-.---------- . '69 Dodge Coronet wagon, auto, PS, AC, $790 firm. 323 1178 after 5 p.m. _____________________ r, w, AT, PS. AC. new , BUY JUNK CARS -- 322 $721. ______ - 71-Junk Cars Removed - S ACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR UPSALA ROAD. NEEDS FILL. $10,500 TERMS $5 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED. ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $100 PER ACNE. TERMS. REALTY - 73 Cutlass Supreme, good cond. low mi. P. PS. Air, good mpn t,osc - OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, READY TO BUILD IN NICER AREA. 55,300. TERRIFIC VIEW OVER. LOOKING SMALL POND. ____________________ Ait.'Spgs., 7.story, alIcedar contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 3$g. IRs, master walk-In dolets, 2½ 5, stone FP, loft lam. tm,, eat-in ,klt, with microwave canter. Seller will carry mortgage. Call to see. $95,900. '71 Piymouth Satellite. 5750 or take over payments Eic cond . full power 323 2755 ------- FURNITURE & THINGS - Cash 322-432 Buy & Sell Newl Used Furniture Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6393 Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or' WE BUY uSED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. siconds but brand new top line niture Salvage. 372 $721. bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of APPLIANCES & PLUMBING Sanford. 323.5721. FIXTURES. Jenkins FurRange, electric, 40", $40 niture, 205 F. 25th St. 323 0951. 3'x4' utility table, $9 Windshield, 2 saddle bags, 2 3727215 helmets, any other accessories that fit Honda 100 motorcycle. Used full size hotel.motel bed 323-1950 or 323 6246. - ding. Very clean, $11.95 ea. Pc. -----P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. 72--Auction - SPECIAL 3 YEAR COULD 53595 Exc C'.R 72 24 21F BATTERY SHOP 323-914 107W 27th St. , IIALTY ii*I •' ,' ' 3$acresfencedonWekiva River. .. Catileonlyl " 3331001 - ' " -. ---- --- Id Is bell Intlalian FamIly Wodects,llsl, . m.. NIle Call 171-7910. Free 43-Lots- Acreage 10.111 location, ,,,, fully carpeted, modern, best i ,. location, excellent traffic 4. _visility. Call 322.4403. -, siues career poiptu. .i, SEIGLER REALTY 5301$4i. buyers. Ne homes with thlypaymantsiers. Low down plyments. 3t'.2?$', 323.S2OC VA..!HA Flnan'tino level, $20,500. PrincIpals only. 4 pcI. interest to qualified ., 37-&siniSS Property - 5VlIA(oI lii lang FillS ce. 0002 Orlando Dr. Sanford. condominium. San. deiwood Villas, 2 -BR, lower 27)Okntot'd Ave. 333-len' _______ _____ _____________________ _ 0islspmsiw 4 t51 lra.e4cUis, igsra$g eggs. as waiters & stoot' iig l. Iasldmcs lurnimat 5 ____ pp guarantee. cams ceusiry, 411 WbasauId.Winssrp.,k.pI, . REALTORS . hy buy used? New brand name box wrings & mattresses ai 20 pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, fullsize,queen& king, Jenkins Furniture. 205 F. 25th St. 3730951. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $59,900. 51-Household Goods - See our beautiful new BROAD. NO OUAL IFYING 3BR home. New CIlIA & carpet. Owner will finance w-substantiai down. $33,000. 372.3357. $330 mo. 327.1031. Must have Nl Istats ___ park on St. Johns River. New appliances, carp. & drapes. Scr. pat to & utll. shed. 295.3372 (days) or 441-1331 (after 7 & weekends). Home in the country, 3 BR, 1g. utility rm., 1g. carport, big lot. $40,000. 3220771. . kit.,appl.,fencedyd.good bc. -. - Side by SIde refrigerator, 575 ; picnic table, w 2 benches, 530 full size baby bed w mattress, 57S Oak porch rockers, $7995 metal office desk, S70. Jenkins Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 323 0981 - --- n,, o ow. woe on own to: in BROKER 24395. Myrtle Ave. Lakefront living 15 avail, in this elegant 3 BR, 45 home.. : Situated on 4½ acres complete w.IBR, lB guest cottage. . fl.4, Fisnished ______________________ Won't last long af$fl,000. '3CR, ii, new w-w carp., new PRECINCT.NO. 7.'- CommunIty Paim$Counlry CIub,HigInesyI3I, • 0Of015 Will N ensued apeNWi _ 'HEAT I AIR. LIKE NEW ON 100x150 CANAL FRONT LOT AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA FOREST, $11,900. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321-0440. rm. with fireplace, utll. tm & person, ABC Liquors, 2055 LEE A. HOWELL, WHOSE LAST Street and French Avenue, Ian- portion of a section of thIs or. name the polling places for Dt'.. Sinford. PRECINCT NO. 53- Lonqwod KNOWN RESIDENCE AND ford.FLTO:SanfordCityHall,300 dinance proves to be lnvslid, Election Precincts. Community Bldg., Corner of MAILiNG ADDRESS II General DRIVERS-WAREHOUS,MEf N. Park Avenul, Sanford, FL. imlawlul or uncenstltutisnal, It NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Wilma and Church Street, Delivery, Carellna Slack. Nilili Immediate openings. Must Slave PRECINCT NO, 00 - PROM: shall not be held is invaildafe as' RESOLVED by the Board of Lonewood, FL CarolIna 0545: Fl. Chauffeur lIcense, 95 yr. Central Baptist Church Bldg., 1101 Impsirtkevalidlty,ferceer effect County CommIssIoners of PRECINCT NO. SI-First YOU HERESY or older wIth goOd riving Oak Ave., Sanford, FL To: Of any other section or part Of mis Seminole County, Florida. that the Baptist Church of Sweetwater, PIED tlist•ARE prsceading hasNOTI. been Seminole . County Teachers record, Annual starting salary lnance. polling places for Election 1671 Wekiva Springs Road, fINak',Sl,uSt't'at PleIff ' FederilCredltUnlon,SdSLaureI in excess of $11050, E;c, SECTIONs:Tbatallordinances Precinds,areherdovewablisked Lonwood. Fl. SANFORD BOAT WORKS & Company benefits, malor Avenue (at 2301 Street), Sanferd, or parts of ordinances in contiic, permanently let' tile feliewtng PRECINCT NO. 55- Lutheran MARINA, INC., sSsks relief FL. Florida Aluminum Distributor precincts: Haven Flilship Hall, Highway herewith be and ttie dome expaig PRECINCT NO, 30 - FROM: hereby repealed, wo PRECINCT NO. 1 ChurCh of 426 South Of OvIido, Oviedo, FL desasd personal prepaf'tles: Lake Monroe Elementary School, _____ saryc treater Orlando arcs, SECTIONS: Tltatffiusorlinance GOd, 503 W. 22nd Street, Sanford PRECINCT NO. 54- SterlingPool . ,,,.Builder's PSlrlSrm 33 Ne. 1" vus.t.J East Of iSA on Monroe School shall become effective Im. FL ' Park Homiøwner Asooclatbon Hull . PBS CII2 p.m-I p.m. to schedule Interview 331.1944 Road. Lake MaIww, FL TO: mediately pon ' j PR EC IN CT NO. 2- Wilson House, Dew Drop 'Lane (off Eagle __________________ Holiday Inn (formerly $an$srd $diSsI, l.A. 431, Peels, FL pte, Circle In Sterling Park) Seminole _____ RN, 1.4$ 4.11lvli & pelt tIme. Inn), SE of 44 and I-I on Service 1* mun.riira PPfrCINCT NO. 3- Midway County, FL A copy skill as avillakle at the Applyinpersen$anlsrdNwslng Road, lanford, FL. Schoel Auditorium, Jitway PRECINCT NO. Si- Lake Sutidir'sNVMNUmbeI*V til CItY c fee. I Convalescent Center, Sentinels County, FL kathryn Estates Clukhsi, 595 AND V Ir VOIVIIW ____ PRECINCT NO. $2 - FROM: penens óesWing to eaamine the Ciselbirry Sapt& Churck. 770 same IECiNCT NO.4- Altamonte Mango Drive, Calselberry, FL and tile sor Aer or $erniiisla 51W, Casseerry, FL PRECINCT NO. IS- South dePensiIrptssdigwt*C1er$ Cooks, PT, •xp. only In fine All parties in interest and Springs City Hall, 77$ TO: II. Augtine Church, rypon Anui, AltamoiWe Seminole VFW 5307$ 47 it lbS Clirely Ciwt In end fir citizens saui Slave an dining. Particular iriwss in - Springs. FL IvIlSel DIivs. Caslelberry, FL. North of Longwaod Hills Rood, Sentinels County, FlorIda. 15711, to be beard I sail bluing dlneer.lies seek. Call Mrs. 5, PRECiNCT NO. U - FROM: PRECINCT NO. 5- Oviedo Seminole County, FL old messa y foosit en BY. JOfC emit lst , Womin's Club, Kiitg Street PRECINCT NO. 0- FIrst Plaintiff's aaflrea, ROSIN L. pg CdeIWVY Club, Higit. Of p, City ii $aaisrd PIstils way 44, Lonewsel, FL TO: 15t (between High Sduiol aid Federal Bldg., SE Corner of Palm BERRY. UI. S. Cornmitclal PUBLIC RELATIONS Abli tO N. N. Timm, ,j Bopilet Ctwrdi of Sweetwator, Methodist Church). Ovid., Fl. Springs Drive, Hwy 435,' 00mell,, P.O. Dr05u45 0, 151*11. at ltWll$50, akWlISlp.mlbc.Call 1531 Wokiva Springs Road, PRECINCT NO. 5- CommunIty Abtamonte Springs. FL e, Futile WThsnar betel. IlusIStid - 332.1514, 9 .,m..1 p.m. for . * n. iw Lsnj, FL. . Kotise, First Street, Geneva. Pt. es,. PRECINCT NO. 40-. Sabal 0,05 JWUlry. HhIorilka.wleo Wst'Vl. I2x4O FURNISHED, CENTRAL EXTRA LARGE 7 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH DE. LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. wooded let. $3651 Sec. dep. No pets. 3725574. Walk in Cooler Door w.Casing 323'sfl$ ______________ Inc., 323-5174. $29,550' 3 BR, 1Bon 2 lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only Sanford arcs, newly remodeled, 3 SR home, 1g. DR. LA. Fam. __________________________ $30,500. Harold Hall Realty, - CARPETS. SUPER NICE. Sanford 321-0440 Boat Trailer & kicker, $450; ic( maker; restaurant Garland stove; other restaurant eqpt. 322 5366 aft 3 p.m. - on beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w.2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Con H-A Ieat.In kitchen. $75. ma. lot rental. Call fowl NEW PAINT, PANELING & Spacious 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for $SS,900. VA.FIIA terms avaIlable. ' DELTONA. $250 mo. 3 BR, 2 BA 11$IFalmouth.Air.OPTION ' DillonRealtor305.$30.9025 ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3fl.7Al Iup.rclean, lovely 3 BR, 1½ I.. ad, appliances, $330 ma. 323-WO, Lots more. Will go FIIA or VA. $42,500. - $25,550. Call Bait area,stove,refrig.,nopets, 1st I iast, $320 month, 347-5545. 42-Moblle Homes 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONEDMULTI UNIT. 4 EL 1½ B brick home w.brand new carpeting I paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. termsl $29,500. .3 BR, lB. $300 mo., 101 Oakland ... Ave. (Sunland). See Sat. & . - Sun. only I 10.2. 3 $R, 2B, carport, nice Sanford home. Completely redone w lush carpeting & paneling. NER LOT, NEEDS RESTORING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING 'VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $25,000 TERMS, LOW MORTGAGE Unfurnlshed For Sale: Maple Trundlebed. Exc.conoc.tRenew 3fl2992aft 5p.m. amenities. 327.1341. 1550's VICTORIAN ON COP. Eves.349.$ioO 3221559 Highlands __________________________ _________ REALTOR 3224551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Aye, - 3 or 4 BR, CIlIA, older 2 story STEMPER AGENCY WILSON MAIFP FURNITURE BUY, SFLL.TRADE 311 31SF First St. 372 5672 7 BR, 1'., B townhouse condominium. - 70 Ford Fairlafle S W. cxc cond throughout, new paint. $100 or best offer Must s'li. going overseas 319 5581 --- ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sa'ilord, FIn 32771 59-MusiCal Color Port. TV Color Console TV. AM. FM Stereo.- wcassette, AM.FM Stereo wrecord player. 373 6610. _______________________________ - _______________________________ 71 Chevy Vega, good cord $500 222 15') - - -- Levi Jeans & Jackets ARMYNAVY SURPLUS 3t0SanfordAve. 322-5791 - . _____- NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find l.im Iited in our Busineis Urtor. Early Am. iota-blue & wh. floral naugahyde. A-i cond, Call 322-1307 aft s. -. -- - Eve 323-5156 3 BR, 1½ B, economical gas wall furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fla. tm., ww carp., $29,000. Apts. fir Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmii Cowan, 31$ Palmetto -. 'WANTED MAKE ROOM TO STONE LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 323-6400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 - 55---Boats & Accessories - Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price Battery Shop 107W. 27th St 3239114 ____________________________ For your water heater Low install cost ~3 473k _______________________ (1.-i. C( mtct box springs & ivianresses. $30 set Sanford Auction, IllS S French 373 7310 Eves. 322.0612. 322-1517 207 E. 25th St. DON'T MISS TH$SONEI $3,300 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. fullyeqpe. kit,, convenient bc., reasonable rent. Adults only, i pets, 322.0341. ___________________ ______ 31-Apsrtn**s Furnished ' ___________________________________ '--- 1970 Dodge Dart Slant 6. Std. $495 322 6722 - A OK TIRE 322 740 Shocks 54.95 - Heavy Duty $6 95 New Batteriesil9.95 2113 French Ave., Sanford Yard Sale 2507 Clalrmonl Ave. Sat. 8. Sun. 10 5 - MONEY SAVER EL TIMER 323.7832 -- - - 7.utoParfS Yard Sale: Thurs, Fri. 9-5 & Sat. Sun. all day. Rug, refrig., misc. 7431 S. Chase Ave. - - - REALTOR MLS - FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando - 4i.ACOiOtniniUfln ForSal. JUNE POSZWRIALTV - - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if didn't Ads Classified -.,n,k ihr wøuldfl't be -- - -- ' -. Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'ay tC '75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) -- 2-tam., wide variety. Cloth, yarns. appliances, pictures, etc. Sat. & Sun., 815 Cherokee Circle, Sunland Eslates. S0-Mscellaneous for Sale - _______________ . Sales - Business loans, Florida Mar. tgage Investment, 1353 S. Orange Ave., Suite 204. Winter Park. 1-2821279. - "'u. - - -- ---- •I 'J - -- -- '79 Shasta camper, seIf-cont., bath & shower, iIxlI awning, 50' el. & water hose. 2 jacks & 2 ext. mirrors for car, Reese hitch w.torsson bars. 322 3638 or can be seen at 231 Flamingo ------- --------i...r., . -noro. euI reasonaoe for quick sale. -- 54-Garage also make Real - Estate - •1•1 IA •'' 80-Autos for 75-Recreational Vehicles -- - Agent 339131L Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We neslled among beau?. trees. 2 acres, beach house 1. boat dock, $17,500. Piloian Realty, Realtors. 131.1942. Eves. or after hours 131-2335, $69 0994 or 131.0052. peting, cxc cond. Only $43,000. 2 BR, 1 B apt., CH.A, w.w carp., "Your Future Our & Sold - Lakefront, Enterprise Rd. on Lake Lenardy. 3 BR, 2½ 8, 3 BR 2 B w.CH a CA, w.w cit. 1 BR, 11 condo, kit. eqpt,, $373 mo 1st, last + $130 sec. Riggs ., Realty, REALTORS. 322.7972. SBR,35,Pool 1100 Cornell Dr. $90,000 partial finance. $65,000. W. Garnett White 1 BR-$155 up. Pool. Adults only Reg. Real Estate Broker on Lake Ada. Just So of JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. ' AIrPort Blvd. on 17-fl in 107 W.Commercie$ Sanford. Call 333.5670 Phone 3:7uI.Sanford MarIner's VIllage. Lit a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. VA.F HA.235 Con. Homes -' Classified Ads find buyers fast, Low Down Payment SANDALW000APTS. Cash for your loti Will build on your lot at our lot. 1BR.lLw.wcarpct,Cent. HA, YEnterprise, Inc. Pool, Club Hse., Appliances, Medel Inc., Realtor 564.3013 Washer & Dryer. Security Deposit & Lease. $230 me. INVESTORS Oriando-156.1737. 2 BR 1 B house w.FP, plus 1 BR 1 B garage apt. Only $30,000. 1g. 1 BR, fully eqpt., AC, W.D, walk.in closet, $225 month I READY TO SELL - " tAOl 71 hl "' 'u" 47.A-drtgages Bought MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. chised Name Brands) Sales 1. Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring 1. will _______________________ - - . U1I6 We buy equity in houses, apts. & vacant land. Lucky In vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 327 5207. ____________________________ HAL COIiT REALTY LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL - JUNIORACCOUPflANT Exp. with taxes te TV repo 19" Zenth. Sold orig. __________________________ 25 concrete block home with CHA. carp., I scr. porch Paved street, $0 pct. assumable mort., $37,500. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc.. 322-6437. - farm tractor'& mower, MUCH MORE, close to city con. venlences, I yr. warranty, $64,950. acre for $107,000. i J1 - ---- %antoi óracoThving. Reas. w.einsimontntvrates.utiiitlesJ Harold Hail Realty pd. InquIre 500 S. O1I *47.7857, office Exp.onCR'r I1s) 5u et BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HER B'S TV 7597 S. Sanford Ave. 323 1734 Lot orAcreagewanted For mobile home DeBAR V lopct. mt. rate on this new3 BR, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY 17 acres, 4 Bdrm, 2 Baths, fenced, 2 wells, waik.in closets on wooded ½ - - ' Must see to appreciate. Brokers Protected. 322-2831 Nile or Day. won't last long. SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home w.wood 1. stone exterior, Great Rm, fire. place, intercom, Solarium, . ------ BILLING CLERK a 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Webuy your equity, close i 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. fl97t00 system. Chain.linked back yd. with 14432 icr. swim. pool. located on a large quiet lot at the back of Woodland Manor. Screened room, utility room and much more. This one Spotless 2 Bdrm home wterrific kitchen I. landscaped lot In superb area for lust so.,so, I NO BROKE RAGE FE ES • SICRITARY.IOopcKIIpIR Chance to use your skills: 1 gal ,. Wilbur Avenue, Lake Mary, FL. Statutes, arid shall further be _ to sure 47-Real Estate Wanted Easy to buy $31,000. J BR, 1', B, 2 story charmer. Real FP, Sanford city, has everythingt Owner will hold mort. Number One Property Place Inc. 645. 3901. Ry.Bart Realty, Inc. Reg. Real Estate Broker 3 BR,) B. 1g. lot, CHA, carp., alt. gar., well with underground - PAYROLL CLERK ______________________ S 41HOUSeS - clean doublewide mobile home Central HA, large Fam Rm, Tower Financial Serv. 1-500.241.2469 .' Figurewlzard i 41-H0U10S MOBILE HOME LIVING at its lmnestl This Is very neat and LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT- ----- ----- & . Doted 1110. City of Lake Mary, 254.,oatis .- - WHY WASTE YOUR TIME & GAS? STOP IN AT MA LET THEM DO THE LOOKING FOR YOUI AD Executive living at unbelievable price. Completed last year. Approximately 2300 square feet under roof. 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR w.fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer and hallway. Walk a block to large shopping center. CHA, oversized double garage and fenced yard. 1 year warranty $44,900. WOODED ' ACRE w-roses I. c' sets off I yr. old 3 Bdrm wearth tone carp., Cen HA, indoor W.D hookup & good cash to mtg or FHA.VA financing. $15,900. . . . * * * * * * * * Audltorim SR II and Lake Mary owners Of the City of Sanford, COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE Richards Episospal CIIUI'CI%, sIll a CHARLES J. BDONAR, and Blvd., Like Mary, FL TO: Lake Florida, and as are further 11TH DAY OF DECEMBER AD., Lake Howell Road, Seminole LEE A HOWELL, Mary Presbyterian Church, 121W. provided in Chapter 171, Florida 1579, County, FL Difrjtdaids, . • (4) DAY$CFQUN LMS EVENING HERALD ______________________ It's easy to place a ClassifIed Ad We'll even help you word It. Call 322.2611. ________________________ '_________ . - • Clrcvhtlon Dpt. - - D Attractive 3 BR, 25 in cony. Sanford location. Asking $31,900, make offer. Hilltop Realtors, Century 21. 331-0010. BANANA LAKEFRONT: 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft, huge' Fam Rm w.fireplace overlooking Oak shaded lot w.100' lake frontage, 75' dock 1 morel $56,300, 322.2611 :-. V1,$d -Z -- __ ':Cul . . -- ____ EARN EXTRAMONEY AFTER SCHOOL 6270. - of-waylineolu. 5. Hlghwey 1742. ad valorem tax records. Aoes 1317 .. ii, Sumner Ceramics, 52t Nolan St. off 427. 322.1175. Classes resume Jan. 11, 1550 from 7 to 10 p.m. on Mon. I Tues. nights. _____________________ I NEWLISTING-.-3Bdrm,7bath has flew: ww Carp, paint, Cen HA, 12 yr old roof; Din Rm, paneled Fam Rm I, huge lOTS & GIRLS Ceramics for sale. Prices iecedon all finished pieces, greenware, bisque, glazes stains. Starts Jan. S thru .an. F 414UISS ______________________ nted - bulatory. Oviedo area. os- 1 SIMINOLECOUNTY.pt.OrnDA . MITLU$ __ 18-tIp _____ 15p.d.l NSIICSS I __________________________________________________________________________________________ $ Home away from home in the country for elderly person ---... it Airport Blvd id 951k It'll) AvSP4, 10*1. PIstils. Witeip Awlue. Lake Mary, FL PRECINCT NO. 40- Seminele ___ Sanford. FL. ld oil is up- lid d PflCINCTNO.II-..$orlk Lake County South Library, 137 IlIglt. NCOIIPIISW 1Mb Ihil I IPRECINCT NO, 44- PROM: . aloud Is 1k CBMJRINISI AOt$.C4u7Ul1530$luarsnDrIw, way 17-9), Seminole Plaza. -vwloMin...elh, Put Lame 1.1110 - NIBS Is.sWe' Isern 05 $' - t0v Alismell IpriSi Ft Caluitsorry, Fl. . 40s, j• INO " cans.,, ill WIlsstr, miss, Pans • January IL Ii. SNe Will be PRECINCT NO. I)- Sprig PRECINCT NO 44- Persists. s,, $jpj CIdy, Florida (1) Nib, FL TO: Pasloble. $irnuron : received until toil tlmsal 1b Clip - Lake Elementary $deel, DrieS, $eetoran Sk.teway, illS to. flctltlous earn. S. ____ - SkaiSmap, I*E. lamsian Blvd., - Maniler, Office. IS*RON f -. Avenue (gO steW elf or go ill lemoran Blvd., CilSelbelTy, Pt. COUA LANOICAPINS, " '-' -____ -- . CUty, FL. . ' Yfa City reserves te rid so itS 41), Fert CIv'Ft . . (SEAL) (SEAL) . - re$odaNVIidiNbldo,teflhld,pr PRECINCT $0. .1)-- Winter Arthur N. Beckwl*, Jr: (IY*IN0N , . IN Cbet so toe Cali Court, - ARTHUR H.HCKWITN,JR. mdersilaskscsmsrvd$snW City Springs FIV• S1atIs W2 North. Clerk ii Circuit Court semines. Cismey, paprm in ac 1 Y FJN CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT forces -elracsun, -'- s Peed. Witiset linings, Ft. Seminole County, - 5 1 MDVII IQIMLs,uvs - -- _____ TNIPISNTNAT savio,svfl.UeSN: ma '. Noon Fra Sunday __________________________ _________________________ _____________________ PRECINCT NO. S - FROM; COUnty Florida, IN THU COUNTY COURT1 ON MOTION BY COM. Fl. centir. Memorial BuIlding, South Central SECTION 2: That on this MISSIONER STURM, SECON. PR1CINCT NO. 47- Rolling SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DORIS DIETRICH Avenue, Oviedo. FL TO: Oviedo ordinance becerning effective, the flFD NY COMMISSIONER Hills Moravlan Church, Sanlando CASE NO. 294e53CCI3D Women's Club, King Street property owner and any resident GLENN, THE FOLILOWING Springs Drive, Highway 434, SANFORD BOAT WORKS & OURSELVESIDITOR between High School and resldingonthepro,ertydesa'Ibsd RESOLUTION - WAS UNANI. Longwood. FL MARINA, INC., 'a Florida COt'- 332.36)1 5-Idally MOfl.Fri Oviodo Methodist Church), . herein shall be entitled Is all the MOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE PRECINCT NO, IS- Holiday P'ra$iOt, Qvio, FL rights and privIleges and im. REGULAR MEETING OF THE Inn, West side of 1.4 lust South of Plaintiff, Part time opportunity. Looking PRECINCT ii - FROM: Laki munitiesassrefromtimetotlme BOARD OF COUNTY COMM1S- 434, Altamonte Springs, FL vs foragroundflooropp,rtunity? Mary. Elementary School, granted to residents and property SIONERS OF SEMINOLE . PRECINCT NO. 49- it. CHARLISJAMES BOONAR, a-k. New multl.levei organization VUITtOSSAVER 5) auIAMI$TMIT( I? uojosiroi wsiaiseaw SCAVeNGER'ma ' - _____ (Ass LAVENNI I SHIRLEY Nerffi Lake Apis. Clubhouse, $42 _______________ House, Avenue V and tN Street,' Loqwesl, Fl l,u. - PROPE$IlONAL CIMITEIY Baron Drive, Alfapienle Springs. ('hulusfe, Ft. . PRECINCT NO, II- Forest - WITNESS my band a elitist COUNSELORS - Top Corn. FL TO; First Pe*al Bldg.. CITYOP ' PRECINCT NO. 1*- Corn. Lake Elementary, 1111 Sand Lake sees it m. CI., ot toe county miislen. 313.41k 9a.m..Sp.m. (1O) .EC COMPANY Cornorit Palm $prMssDdv, UNFSSD.PLOSlsa mtmity House, Avenue I and 7th Road, Forest City, FL Ask let Oar. CeefleumsIPoyot-'---, HwY 45, ANimolls Springs, Ft.. Street, Chulvila, FL ' BIPINVIT*?ION ' PRECINCT NO. U- Seminole im. -AVON PRECINCT NO, SI - NON: WiliPNtftlems,Pii$tFIsst'C$y PRECINCT -NO. I- Slevak HoppftalPavlllen,3SsSpyAvenue, (SIN.) FIOHTINFL,ATIOII Wikiva Golf Course Clublisues, Hall, City it Sanford, Piorile. Gardens CsswnunIty House, 2716 Sat ford, FL ci wsius. p PONTJPI s' H. Bocisilk. J• sell AviR, IWuieI pol, eeI Nuid ClI eeulsvprl, LaIW, TM City of $U*JS r1511s iisisil - Branch Road, PRECINCT NO. 43- lI'uffl ___ 05 iy CapeS . er det1* c.0 FL TO: PurseS Lake Ililullisry .bIdS *1 Ilti Ced.vCtleR it pa.' Ca*elIUU, Pt. Skating Rink. 3711W. *Ii Siriot. By; CYIdMI ' 5 O)ZOONØS) Schuel, -1-se1.mherses, eke p, tN4wôsgne5fsmeOf ., PRECINCT N9. 5-- Forest Cdy (Corner Of Airport SM. d 25k y • ... Pemit CJIy, FL,'. City Nail buIlding. Drawlegs, Baptist Church ducitlensI Bldg., Strosl), Sanford, Pt. ; jj,, js,' , D'1torsr IvIS4Nne. des Inty. .UI0ON . PRIC NCT $0, 43-PROM' ipaclflcatlgns, eel Cellist "W*I.ikg Panftey Reed, p PRECINCT NO. 44- AltomMe 110? . -Sgs $ Omelet Reetaurel. Igglistids Scheul. Vistas ash, D.aasaslsareenHw.jd maybe City. FL -. *iags I -.ary Scull, ' IIOPrendAvg. __________________ $amWd, Pt. TO: Mp*sdu $liatig reviowW at 1kg CIty 'Vlonhusr's, PRECINT NO.00- Lake Mpry Pineview ____ Drive elf Palm Iprkigs 01515 tmarriags When ski learns a teacher Is attracted to her. ______ "Before Publication Noon The Da - proval by the SupervIsor of Point of Beginning. Florida Elections. The above-delcTlbed property is By: s-ConnIe Malor NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT fWlherdesCribedastttatpaicelof City Clerk RESOLVED by the Board of property situated at the Southeast Publish Jan. 10, 1550 County Commissioners that it corner of U.S. Hlohwf 1792 and DEN-3d hereby establishes the following WoOdsOn Avenue, 5 ProPerty precincts changed permanently as situated in SectIon 14, TownshIp 20 follows: South, Range 30 East, Seminole RESOLUTION Jaycee Information Booth, 4th gina go on a charitable DEADLINES WHEREAS, Florida Statutes WoodsonAvsnue,th.ncerun South newspaper of general circulation Longw, FL ________ _________ * * * * * * * * 95 degre&16' 30" East 200 feet wlthlntheCityofLakeMary,one 95,031 provides that sad PRECINCT No. 42- First -_-. inats aug isle _____ South rlght.oI.way line time at least thirty days polling ,,,, sad' In ad. Assembly of God Church, 301 W CREATIVE - be fixed and recorded In the WQOdIOII Avenue, thence run vance of the PublIc Hearing, and 37th Street, Sanford, FL 0 degrees 44' 30" West 131.73 fhe owners Of the reel registry of deeds In the Office of .1' U PART-TIME EXPRESSIONS . PRECINCT NO. 43Fastbrook h to the South line Of LOt 2. affected hereby shall be the Clerk of the Circuit COurt, an Pool Association Clubhouse off Call JoAn 3227S13 CORRESPONDENTS -. WHEREAS, In Order to change thence North 95 degrees II' 30" copy of this notice as their ad. Fastbrook Blvd., Seminole ________________________ Florida Law rquim the 7:30 •(FTODAY (1)0 GOOD' MORNING AMERICA (ID(35)TOMANDJERAY 9:00 N 3 Lines Minimum present (DO GOOD MORNING of four members of the Board of thence North 25 degrees 47' 0" FLORIDA County CommIssioners and ap. East a distance of ld.05 feet tC 8:30 7conseCUhVCflIfl'S 1:00 AM. -- S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 5 Noon PROVISIONS OF SECTION Plateookl,Page3l,ofthePubllc SpringsCiviccent.r,so3Magnolia CURRED BY ANYONE 171,Os, FLORIDA STATUTES; Records of Seminole County, Avi' SW ofl on,i*Ood A.) OTHER THAN MYSELF AS AItarnont, Springs, FL PROVIDING FOR SEVERABI. Florida, lying West of the OF JanC, LITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. Right.of.Way of Atlantic Coast PRECINCT NO.36- Lake Mary BarneyHeadrick TIVE DATE. Line Railroad and sublect to Fire House, SE Corner of Wilbur RightoiWay Easement of Avenue and First Street, Lake Why Be Lonely? Write "Oat A WHEREAS,therehasbeenfllad American and Mary. FL Telephone Mate" Dating Service. All with the City Clerk of the City of Telegraph Co. as recorded In PRECINCT NO. 27- Seminole ages. P.O. Box 1071, Clear. Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Official Records Book 130, Pages County School Board Office, In water, Fl. 3331$ taming the name of the property 135 and 140. Public Records of tersection of Melionville Ave. and Celery Avenue, Sanford, FL owner in the area described SemInole County, Florida. Found 5-Lost hereinafter requesting annexation ALSOLESS; Begmnl2½fet South PRECINCT NO. 2$- Seminole tothecorporateareaoftp4 City of of the NW corner of Block B, County Teacher's Federal Credit Sanford, Florida, and requesting EVANSDALE, LAKE MARY, as Union, 2130 Laurel Avenue (at 25th REWARD offered for the return recorded in Plat Book 7. Page 37, Street), Sanford, FL to be included therein; and of em.. male puppy. 7 ma. old, ofthePublic Recoedsof Seminole PRECINCT NO, 29- Portable, WHEREAS, the Property "TiGER", brn, white, & blk, praiser of Seminole County, County, Florida, run South 200 SarifordMiddleSchool,NW Corner markings. Lost 13th £ Florida, haying certified that feat, thence run East 305 feet more of French Avenue and 11th Street. French Thurs., Jan. 3. Little hire is one property oter In the or less to railroad Right-ol.Way, Sanford, FL boy brokenhearted. 333.0744, run PRECINCT NO. 30- Holiday area to be annexed, and that said thence North 21V, leaf, thence TO THE PEOPLE who called property owner has signed the West 126.7$ feet to the East line of inn (formerly Sanford Inn). SE off about the lost puppy, Lot 34. Block 3, of said Plot, thence s 461 I I. Service Road. Sanford, petition for annexation ; and "TIGER", please be good WHEREAS, It has been deter. run South 12'/i feet, thence run FL enough to call back. we love West 1712$ feet to the point of miMd that the property d,i PRECINCT NO. 3$- English him & miss him very much I hereinafter is reasonabiy compact beginning. LESS the West 30 feet Estates School, Oxford Road, Fern want him home, Little boy Park, FL and contiguous to the corporate fOf Third Street Right.of.Way. n for him every day. PRECINCT NO. 37-Portable, area of the City of Sanford, ALSO LESS: From a point 12", REWARD still stands. 323. Florida, and it hS further bean feat SOuth of the NW corner of Adlacent to South side of Mayfair, 0244. B, EVAI4SDALF, LAKE Country Club West IdA, 3fo determIned that the annexatIon said property will not result in the MARY, according to the Piat FL LOST arcs 24th 1 Ora,,p Theriat, as recorded in P1st Boo& PRECINCT NO. 3- Longw000 creation of an enclave: a female Golden RetrIever, 2 yr WHEREAS, the City Of Sanford, 7. Page3l.of the Public Recordsof city Hall, Cornerot Warren Street REWARD, 322.0734, Florida,islnapcsltmon-foproyid, Seminole County, Florida, run and Wilma Street, Longwood FL PRECINCT NO. 34- Altamonte munIclpalservIcestofpieprop,rfy thenceSauth200fea$fora Polntof described herein, and the city Beginning. From said Point of Springs Elementary School, 300 lauftIadser.theIIfljig CommIssion of the City of Sanford, Beginning continue South 200 fiat, Pineview Drive (off Palm Springs news Items you wIll find rive), Aitamonte Springs, FL Florida, deems It In the best in. thence East to the Rightof.Way of anywhere. PRECINCT NO. 3$- Spring _____________________ tirest of the City to accept said the ACL Railroad (now thi petition and to annex said Seaboard Coast Line Railroad), 04r5 Community Clubhouse, 300 LOST: wIi. ship. puppy w.blue thence North along said Right.of. SprIng Oaks Blvd., Altamonte property, strapcoliar, from W. Lk. Mary NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Way to a point due East of the Springs, FL Blvd. REWARD. Call Joe 322. ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Point of Beginning, thence West to PRECINCT NO. 31- St. Mary an 9 p.m. the Point of Beginning, LESS the Magdalen Church, 100 Spring Lake _______________________ the polling places permanently, West 213.41 feet to Easterly right. diesee may appear on the latest County, Ft. •(4DTOOAYINPLORIDA (DO BENSON Benson end the staff face hilarious prob. lems when an overly-ambitious lieutenant governor takes over ; forhlsillbosa. : 6'30 0(1) NEW3 M'A'S'H 44c line c a line Uc a line I time 3 coiflicuPi vs times HOURS _____________________ DThEIMPOUISLE (3 10 ON THE UNt DOYLE c.. (3(10)$UAMS$TMRTtR) THE ' THA ( ) :' missioner of Agriculture ' and STOOGES / ThE LITTLE RAS sonsumer Services. Doyle CAI.$ Conner wIll be interviewed and ' CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0(4) . CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. West 30feet for Third Street Right. Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 6-Child Care ' DRILL PRESS OPERATOR PRECINCT NO. '37- Sanora- _______________________ SECTION 1: That the following of-Way. ________________________ Exp.onradlaldrlll ThePublicHearlrioshalibeheld Clubhouse, Fast off Sanford described property situated in ijalNoiIii Seminole County, Florida, be and at the City Hall, CIty of Lake Avenue on Sanora Blvd. Sanford, Child Care in my home. Hidden 6:45 - DRUOCLERK thesameisherebyannexedtoand Mary, Florida at 7:30 P.M. on FL Lake area. Infants to p. RESOLUTION (3(10)A_M.ThER PharmaCist'sAssistant PRECINCT NO, 3$- South school. 372-4713. made apartof the City of Sanford, February 21,1550, at City Hall or ON MOTION BY COM Florida, pursuant to the voluntary as soon thereafter as possible, at Seminole Middle School, East side __________________________ 6:55 WAITRESSES which time interested parties for of Queens Mirror Lake (turn South 0(4)TOOAYINFLORIDA 9-Good Thin Eit Chancetobe charming DED BY COMMISSIONER annexation provisions of Section and against the request stated off Winter Park Drive), _______________________ MOANING GLENN, THE FOLLOWING 171.044, Florida Statutes: (DØ GOOD above will be heard Said hearing Casselberry, FL Beginning at the Northwest Car. may be continuid from time to FLORIDA Naveorangnag,ap.frijlt AFS0LUTI0NWA PART TIME PRECINCT NO. 35- English Sibu. Call after5p.m. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Of LOt 2, Block A, Sunland time until final action is taken by Estates School, Oxford Road, Fern DISHWASHER 70jj 3324723 THE REGULAR MEETING OF Estates, according to the plat the City Council, Willingtowork Park, FL (4) TODAY THE BOARD OF COUNTY thereof as recorded in PIat Book THIS NOTICE shall be posted in PRECINCT NO. 10Elks Club, Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, 0 MORNING NEWS C0MMISSI0NEAS0F Pog5 16.22 said Point being the thr (3) publIc places withIn ,the Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod, AAA EMPLOYMENT oranges. Picked t, order. Will (DO GOOD MORNING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Intersection of the Easterly right.. City of Lake Mary, Florida: at the FL 913 Frh Ave. , 323-3176 mix. Crumley 3221217, AMERICA ON THE 1STH DAY OF ol.way of U.S. Highway 1743 wIth City Hall; and published in the PRECINCT NO. II- Milwee -_Cornerof lOthi Frinch 28Th CENTURY Buck tries tc prevent a man with strange powers from killing Or. Huer b, changing him into a marble - ' statue. ' ONEI ($)OLITTLERASCALS (YJOMERVGRWFIN (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK ER AND JND5 10u'emu (17) SPEC EMAN CD!ALLINTHEFAMILY (Ti) ( 5) KUNG PU (10 ZOOM(N) •(4) C UNTRY ROADS : (12)(17)CIVIUSATION 400 0'0AY8A0ft.1?4 (U)35)TOMANDJERRY (310 MI8TERAOGERS(N) 17) MY THREE SONS 6:00 800 :•: viewerswhocallin. (1])(35) (12)(17) THE FUNTSTONES (3(1O)vIL(.AALEo(fl) 5:00 5:30 8EMESTER embrace. (3(10) DICK CAVET1 Guest: art dealer Leo Castelli. (Part 1 of 2) (12((17)ALL IN THE FAMILY A ballie lakes piii -e al the Jtiller'' sons' home when George learns that Archie will among the guests at Lionel's ;; engagement party. .-, .u(35)JIMROCKFORD CL)0 ONE DAY ATATIME(R) (1)0 ThE FBI -- eccentric school teacher stirs up the residents of Waltons' Mountain when she introduces the subject of sex education to her class. (DO MORKI MINDY 3:30 430 (1)0 WITCHID III) (35) BUGS SUNNY AND FRIENDS (17)OILUQAN'S 1St_AND FRIY1 property when she Catches Waite, and VivIan In an Illicit - fl1(35)SANANASPUTSAND ()(17)(LOVE LUCY Winter Park RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE following described property Seminole Blvd., Sanford, FL SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE sltuateintheCityoftakeMsryfor PRECINCT NO. 23- Prairie INTERSECTION OF Ii, 5. HWY. th, purpose of obtaInIng Lake Baptist Church, 415 RIdge 17.fl AND W000SON AVENUE; Residential-One and Two Family Road, Fern Park. FL SAID PROPERTY LOCATED IN district zoning: PRECINCT NO. 24- Seventh SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. That part of Block B, EVAN. DayAdventlstChurch,$outhof 434 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SOALE, LAKE MARY, according "fl Mss Road, Winier Springs. FL. 3 FRIENDS (3(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) - 831-9993 322-2611 PRECINCT NO. 21-- Sanford AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. ZONING MAP; CONFLICTS, City HaIl, 300 N. Park Avenue, FORD. FLORIDA. UPON ADOP. SEVERABILITY AND EF. Sanford, FL TION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A FECTIVE DATE. PRECINCT NO. 72- Sanford PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN changing the zoning on the Civic Center, Sanford Avenue at - Thursday, Jan. 10, 198C Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE CHANGE TO- THE OFFICIAL IIJ35)IDREAMOFJEANN,E (17) THE GIGOL SHorn HOTEL 11:00 has his hands full with Carol's amorous husband, poker par. ties and allegedly fixed bingo - SOGUIDINGUGHT 10:30 ill) (35)CANDID CAMERA . , - .. 6:00 'Lowor Than The Angels" lID (35)GOMERPYI.E Man's superiority over the ani. 2:25 mal world is examined through (17) N the use of sophisticated corn. 2:30 puter techniques, x.rays and () ANOTHER WORLD slowmotionphotography. . Legal Notice __________________________ CITYOF PI'ECINCT NO. 16-Lakeview TONIGHTS hi NOTICE A PUBLIC ______________________________________________________________________ HEARING TO OF CONSIDER THE LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Christian Church, 1400 Bear Lake __________ NoticeetPvbilcl4earing Road. Apopka, FL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE PRECINCT NO. 17- CouncIl j00y THE LIGHT IDOALLMYCHILDREN BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Chambers, CasseIberry City HaIl, lTHURS ATTHEENDOFTHETUNNEL 0D(35)DICKVANDYKE FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN S Lake Triplett Drive. Robert MacNeil hosts an 2 10 CONTEST OF THE Notice Is hereby given that a by the City Council of the CIty Of Casselberry, FL examination of energy soluBANDS '79 Public Hearing will be held EVENING at the Lake Mary, Florida that said PRECINCT NO. ii- Sanora tions for the 1980s. Guests CommIssion Room In the City Hall Council will hold a public hearing Clubhouse, Fast off Sanford io include Enpr9y Secretary In the City of Sanford. Florida, at on February 21, 1NO, at 7:30 P.M. Avenue on Sanora Blvd.. Sanford 0 AS THE WORLD 7:00 o'clock P.M. on January 14, tOCon$idefanOrdtnancean$ltIed: FL Duncan. Transportation Secre. 1,, toconslderth.alonofan - J 0 (7.) 0 NEWS ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY lary Goldschmidt. Senators PRECINCT NO. 15- Seminole ([1) (35)1 LOVE LUCY ordinance by the City of Sanford, OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA RE. High School, Georgia Avenue, (4 (10) EARTH, SEA AND Durkin and Baker, and Daniel Florida, as follows: ZONING CERTAIN LANDS Sanford, FL SKY Introduction To Earth Yergin. co-author of 'Energy 200 ORDINANCE NO. 10$ WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE PRECINCT NO. 20- Idyltwilde Science" Future." 01!JTHEDOCTORS ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY MARY AS HEREIN DEFINED Elementary School. Vihlen Road. i!(17) CAROL BURNETT (10)THEASCENTOFMAN DOONEUFETOUVE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. FROM Al toR.7: PROVIDING A Sanford, FL ANDFRIENDS ..'. - *. . .;, �- - -. ..-. ... . - 1_. - . . ___ .. -__.__-____a.. -. '. . . - . . ..--,.. - - - - '. - . . . ...d, Sanford, Fl. I'M GONG OVER THIS IS Thursday, Jan. 10, io THE FIFTH TIME THERE MUST "IAI`10 TRY 70COLLECT I BEEN OVER HERE THEMOHE5PMISEO TONIGHT 6- "Ao 0 % 1ELC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HIS DOORBELL THE LIGHTS Gf ,.:J___.J / _ _ / _______ . -_ ________ 11~~ 1, _____ _________ ), ___ 6 ~~t transgression ________________________ by Mort Walker ( WHAT o WANTME TO DO WHAT DO YOU THINK \. WITH THIS I I PLJNNO... FIX L14L CRACKS IN THE SPEWALK...PLASTER THE WALL...MAI(E 50 -CALLEP FROSTIN& 2 WANT A LICK, L ), ______ Dr.1 w - ____ 1 0 1/1\ 0 .. I 1 , 6 residence 40 Vex - odds - - - - - 4 THE BORN LOSER — II I - it) LAV W ! It - 0 - - 24 __ 1 tusi: ___ _ 34 40 ___________________________ — _____ _____ ________ ___ ____ _____________ __ - ARCHIE _ __ (AISSf... SR. DID 'you '*ow ThAT u COULOE4TASM4PJYGEEN VEGETABLES AS YOU W4Tj W1THOUTGAlNI NG Ai yq ____ ___ - - - rPUT - 50 51 NF ul 5_5_ — — — — — — — — — — - U ~, % -I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I ... . ______ January I _______________ ___________________ E E K & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY January11, io by Howie Schneider HE MY WIFE A WI & A4JfAGE 10 rR? HER ThAT? pJj THEE _____ c) S1M' LWJG TCGCTf*R t(!.! Ii - -a I-tO • by Al Varmeer ______________________ MAYBE HE DIDN'T! ' NOW IF MA'E HE JUST WERE CRAZY COULDN'T GET fl ' A5OUT A ___ ________ ____ WN THE - CONSTRICTORS"____ CHIMNFY! . PRISCILLA'S POP COME ON. IT'LL M,AKE HCV CCULP56,NTA PRISCILLA, YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN WE'REN( FORGET MY HORSE? FVRA RIPE.' 'sOUR - ___ O ON - ______ _______________ - r. .0 - o'r , ce - • ____ __ ____________ It your convictions wm Q' ____ ________ M.S IS WING TO WIN IWE C"_ . . 14IL-L 13Y (Feb. 20-March - by Stoffvl & Helmdatil . UBRA Se$. KEEPING HIS EkQSTO r1.4E GROUNP. - ) • K 43 Qe 7 •KQJo- Your course of action should say. Consider following their -- ____ ______ o I I 10 ' I FRANK AND ERNEST AW KINDERGARTEN f.,_k,.r,;"1 er Y 070 AV I _ ~ I $OWPIP aii~J __ 'I q Nul'I4&jM1SU*INI? __ _______ " * 1 %I 99%1 1. ______ - - -. '. % - "t ' _ ______ _____ - _____ - lOONIES by T. K Ryan _______________ J i ___ i V Y NICfLY - - yNoNséfszl6o - - D"y .. WITH - bYCraIgg11ft p 1 MAK A MNK _______ 0 . ' '' ____ ___ . . . Er 44 A A 1, .. o. If -- - -- -- -'---.-.,,.--.---- - -- - - - 0 L ir ' - .. - - , .- - -- - o. - - -:.-;-: .• * 0 - - .-.• -•,. .:: 0 - A -• ___ - - - 0 . - - - .7- r ----: - t5-- :---- ' -- "'-- w. . -. - . . ' . ' ''t . 1.• 17- - - -a 'PS - - i"4 t.- = , Z . _______ almlipri =m _____ ______ _____ _______ '.. - L . _; 4 -'. ', ' - --•. --- - -' .ti. 'r •, - ~ -• -1 * - - • I . -';:.L::' The proposal for the county's seven cities and the county commission to fund a spscI prosecutpr in State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's office for the sole purpose of prosecuting violators of city . 0 _______ -- _________ - - - ,— .- ~Ar . Winte r Springs delega te Councilman the total cost of an attorney and a Wilfred Arnold agreed with Uskert in secretary would probably be about theory, but, he said, while the state $20,000 annually. He said it could he constitution gives Cheshire the possible to try 1(1-15 city ordinance responsibility for all prosecutions it has violations per week. and county ordinances has met a major neglected to fund the office sufficiently to stumbling block, do the job. Councilman-elect Steven Uskert of LaWrood told the Council of Local . it - He cited as a similar example of the Sanford and Lake Mary have already approved the concept. — DONNA ESTES _________ Governments in Seminole County state's giving responsibility without county I - ; gh ou I - -- 1, t many former . Cho'' ice For city s eets. Today Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ......................... $A Calendar ......................8A Classif ied Ads ................8-9* Comics ........................OA Crossword .....................IA Dear Abby .....................7A Deaths.........................SA i Lamb .............. . .......IA Editorial .......................4A Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................IA Hospila) .......................2* Our.eIsi......................7A Sports ........................10* Television .....................7A Weather ............... ......... ZA World - Hospital - _ _ __ ______ __ __ _____ __ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ______ ____ _______ _____ __ ___ ____ _____ _ ___ . ... Also on Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Opposes Prosecutor Funding 1. __ ____ __ ____ ____ ______ - , - -' . . - - - -' ell from Afghanistan. The Security Council today was to take -. . , -- ___ Off* cial - IyDW4EPIThV cotnnsluloners, 8W Klrcbhoft and SandiaGIsr., agreed to eacit of the tires group would probably provide quality ata dtoporaUon,withlts own goverp ng J Blair said. StuN wrsr aceossipaity an HCA ru.ntatIve,to FL.Platte Monday to medical car., He questioned whether Florida Hospital offered Florida hospital offered to provide a county-wide amrk"Hospital dhn 00804 116 Mhulam nrvw AM tow one of that rVW15 LMWcowAiWwdId a VAWAO amount of local cmbvL bulance service As Part Of its Agreement if it is &Uowed to Mimorlat Hospital patPNlIWl... not set a daaIn. for a final d*cWon In the matter, but one security for currant lb. cwrant hospital board'a proposal calls for a governing pur chase Seminole Memorial. Blair said th ey could probably As a proftwnakthg entity, lkpIIal Corplistlost of Amirk* could earn, before Fsbrua,i( -bo made up totally of local residents. HCA'a administrator provide service cheaper than Herndon, the county's current s, an often to put - (HCA) $75 ft wii pay Iseg. POW 1Y me county sièn is considering the would be a corporate official, but Its board of directors would ambulance company, because it would have a hospital at each upa$1mIWunhondtoguWMSNI1sprem,. proposals: ,beall local ruidenta. endofthecounty. meirranthespitMbeendofoiMato1ocaIconfral hoRlftal hoard of trustees aNita to form a Mwdian Blair, Florida Hospital regional vice president, Blair also salt they would provide free transfer service as the sVoeg P01*1In favor Iti p(.sL. private, DOt4Oriof1t Corporation- making them .1lg1N to said thi hoSpital's PM)OSed fliflo4flemblf governing board between their Asospltals. Patients are often transferred from feg $un1 County residents; a Sanford or T* PM AM OM 04 MAW 11111111111111111111 rwAN bm 00 Ww , m., . to woui t Seminole Memorial and Florida Hospltal.Altamonte to the 11111 11 10 d* 211111111`111111111111M f0r $0 Of dw hOWtal nwdical staff. Florida HoWtal in Orlando. M04PMNA Of 51111111111111116 UWWW 15*11111111 in nmb* Reevaluating ft county's contract with Herndon Am. •_, ___ ______ haipitil In a suitable nearby location. Florida Hp4ta1. a not. four 8e""e' County residents would be appointed by the bulance Co., has been stated as one of the count y's priorities t ptatiew and asked - froflt o 7W coollily bwd lofl afttøatjil with lbs Sen$b Doy corporate board. for the comIng year. There have been disaitlafactlons with the atinw Taundiy — of rspr—atath. fran the these , -M— thurch, says It will q4 $ mHlLi Is renovate the "WI will endeavor to find individuals knowledgeable and company over rising costs and ambulance whereabouts at 4 w g pop dill In ft ___ at_p-i, If .ttud beds, bfij for the hospital," Blair said. times, according to County Administrator Roger Nelswender. p-is j ___ " a sabIMs h$ta1 aosnewt, Tre are ab'eady mas, north Sensinole County residents in HCA representative Doug LWia saId it Is not In the am'she "wisair" will buy or lease the aging taciMly whIm Is Hospital sad Florida HospItal.Altam. Is the 14 cofildiL the Seventh Day Adventist Health System-Sunbelt, Blair said. bulance business and would not be able to provide such uncle, or-appikdtd satd qf caasdyiowa.d and run by a go County ownnsissk'nera bidk$ed belt, the latsiviews thet The sysken, which nine Florida Hospital in Orlando, also runs but pointed to the fact that th u::' ___ -__ lMlrprmny co jl,sJ mod qxilHsr of patient ahospiW1*ApopkealdFlonldaHosgtal.*jtamonte,theonjy property taxes on the hospital.e for-profit group would pay vM= — thspdy beard aNuid, local control, and ftuclng of e far Ii other hnepilal In Seminole County, The tire, are run by one Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger estimated JI IT -_ the tW' jan. 11 1, *1 liNt two - C4i QIgn Bill ICks &ow1jted that -. board of directors, but 5nIxwI, Mensorla] would be a fr15 see COMMIIONER8, Page -*_.-' - mw . - - propose]) and 14 I -.. gwood Councilman -Elect - ........................................'t ___ ____ ____ _____ ___ ____ - -' - - Blocks Lon " - •. - , • -: U.S. up another crisis by voting on a Donald McHenry told UPI the United issue will become two-sided." . ... ., , ;i Even as resolution for economic sanctions States had the nine votes needed in the Sadr immd his warning, U.S. Secretary 1 State Cyrus Vance declined' against Iran to punish the Islamic Council to pass the sanctions resolution So rul, out out the poaalblllty of a U.S. republic for holding SQ Ath erlcana against Iran. : , If I 1_' , , 'I . inevitable because in such a case "the - ' 4 1. invasion of the formerly non-aligned proposal to withdraw all foreign troops - T;4z4'jj He said the war would become country. ' ____ - . Qr . :- - -- - • ___ _____ ____ - -, - ------- * -- a " 1. L - - . :.: • . ___ ? - - _________ UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. hosta ge. . news agency: General Assembly began its debate on The assembly debated the Afghan "If the American fleet blocks the Afghan crisis with countries big and issue Thursday following a Soviet veto mouth of the Persian Gulf (Strait of small denouncing the Soviet Union for its Monday in the Security Council of a - . - -- ( - - sanctions against Iran, Commerce Minister Reza Sadr told the official Pars - :'i Hormox), that will result in war." _ Co.WWI meeting on a resolution calling for ' _______ I. TUMILEWUDS - -' - ______________ :,' - -.. - - f . / J -Commiss ion Faces . / •' I .t" o~ J•L- - -i4 'I ____ - e 1. Th — _____ -_ - - - ,,. .;, . such a 1,;N , '' p q - - - 5-..' 4l MV - -• O Iranian -:, IT Xt( U$E AN - T.y __ - __ 1 DOlT.. ____- __ ., - the National Committee for Uniform I. , .-, ________ •(..1'.s '-4'- •- ' .-. - .. Traffic Codes and dinanoes says no Thursdaynlghthewill "vote agalsst (the funding, the mandated tur nover to the .-• .) , of tr tate has la figh Ar nold said while th e s tate to ld the ";.' -Ed Kearey, bead of the coenanittee, ' ' "I believe job of • 'county it must maintain the roads it gave which writes the traffic laws used In c •i casescotnes under the state attorney. If -S•. '•-?.' :______ mt1s, said not be doesn't have enough staff he should go On county no money to do it with. "What does Cheshire prosecute — a -_ Some Seaford cyclkle ride as 9 a proposal to place t . only does no guts have mb "mm" . heM Agaimt the to the Legislatwe and get more money. I person charged with driving under the Nd but his organization has already flow oi traffic had already been made law. For more stories on the strongly object to paying him additional influence or a Parking violator?" Arnold protests to Hattaway, exp1'I"t'ig why Its bicycle safety problem, see the Sunday Evening Herald, money," Uskert said, asked. IflenIbirl consider such a move job of Cheshire's office to prosecute Delegates of governments present , ar*I, violators of all Iawii'ithout additional Including Arnold, Longwood Mayor June an avid cyciist___ ____ e idea of hiring a special prosecutor LdWlnann, Sa nf ord Commissioner Eddie that in all cases, riding g.ht traffic - No Hepatitis Outbreak costion as or Kei th , Cas se l berry Councilman Barbara w Initlat$ by Lake Mary May - exposes a rider to more chances for meeting of the Christensen and County Commissioner our of the eight casa MUTW in Walter S"wn. A ts ftn the pimt laws. Too S=7AD* COWtY MWW eight c2M F Cheshire Sandra Glenn, chairman, a greed to get il ts nd counc of governmen a ti years ago, when a similar proposal was of hepa tis for use week ending in discuss th e additional from Cheshire on Sa rd ng th de nfo , accordi to heal . to partment t information th or Florida m Traffic according to the Department ri made for a change In e Unif . the proposed special prosecutor. nurse Bernice Duncan, The other cases psibWues. _______ with. a list of 30 specific Increased these were part of routine fluctuations of Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, she a1t permits the hiring of a special prosecutor swered by Cheshire are: the total amount the disease, said Dr. Jorge Deju, county toos.cute violators of city ordinances, of fees which the cities would have to % Haftaway WW W Ms naeft at 2 bulth depwtment din~. Altbough the eight caliiiiiiiil that week pilinting out he does not have this staff to pity; the number of cases per month p.m. Friday, J 17 In N . more than twice the manber - - prosecute all city ordinance violations, which would be prosecuted and firm ___ 'Oft following two weeb there viese reportwi in am odw evinty, Deju oarm of &at@ Road 411111 and C40* He uW he hW to allocate his staff"s time figures on the salary for a promutor. no me cases," Deju said. Road W. they were not cosseldured an "outbreak," for serious crimes. Cheshire told the council In December • s a while and IT ~~&Co I, ________ is cyclists on the opposite sid, of the road, by Stan Lee and John Romita ____________ 4'7aQ 7$I' */RL V liNt - but no one helped him. East most simple things totally by Bob Thmv.s — •, 4 1' local laws. - be clear to you today. Get directives. effective. moving on It. It will greatly SAGITARIU8 (Nov. 23. - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN enhance and strengthen your Dec. 21) An offering could be By Oswald Jac.by aS (For a Copy Of JACOBY Pr"eAW to you today flat MODERN, send $110: "Win at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) everythIng inside of YOU ii Westbut would have two Bridge," care of this nowspaThis is not the day to be silent. telling you to act on. im. he&rts, it was toomade danger- Per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City If you have strong feelings, mediately. Your Instincts ous for him to act over South's Station, New York, N. Y. have the courage of your aren't leading you astray. notrump so he passed and led 10019.) - - 7' oft . , - ' ." children killed in the state on bicycles. He made his Initial proposal to reverse •.. -. ::r -, . - . , the flow of two-wheel traffic in a net1ng ., - -. -; with Sanford police, sherlWa deputies ': ?i1 .5 and Florida Highway Patrolmen, - •,' f011oWlflgthedeathofaSaflfOrdyOUthin October -•.I ,... Ir , j ,"# ,. -.. His bill also propco allowing cyclists - ' to ride on sidewalks unless prohibited by -. -.'i., He could take four diamond tricks first so he did just that. uth studi i - In an interview released shortly before U.N. Security Council began its U.N. Discussing Iran, Afghans -'• plalning he was shocked at the number of hisfourof hearts. . South won with dummy's Jack and counted tricks. Re could come to six in high cards and could make his seven th by lead ing successfully tohisqueenofclubsorklngof spades. There was no hurry about choosing which suit to attack. Vulnerable: East-West valuable " -'i road received his propmd bill, ________ &Wg,witb. a dad Of , ". 1~v&...- ~ ".~. from safety and cycling ir oganlutlotiz, all of which say placing VIs .' against traffic would be the most - .' dangerous law possible. -"I want to bear the pros and cons on - both sides" said the legislator, _ -- :-' t. -•. 1,,' ou've been chucked the deuce of spades; West the seven of spades and AQ6 fi ve of clubs.. So ed finallv came to the right deci. Dealer: East Sion. he didn't lead either sujt. West Noith East southInstead he returned a heart. pan I NT West cashed four heart PM Pan Pau tricks while South chucked a club and a spade. Now West had to lead a Opening lead: 4 black card and gave South his seventh trick. Simple, but like ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Listen to what others have 41 4 J 10 9 2 ct. 22 strumental in your success You know how to save your today. You won't yield to strongest points for the proper OIilMde pressure, opening, to bring into being PISCES 20 something very to Youhavethe abllitytoday to you, Yowmnstlnctaguldeyou take small bits and pieces of today. information, enlarge upon SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Own and then utilize them In Friends and contacts could be ways beneficial to you and responsible for helping you others. - fulfill a personal goal today. -. BUGS BUNNY #K75 I - li LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) If _______________________ ______ _____ - submi t a bill moving bicycle riders to fl BRIDGE 55 • 1053 -' -t - Iran (UP!) - A top Iranian naval blockade of Iran to back economic Iran because of the Tehron hosta ge official warned today that any American sanctions against that country. situation - even if Russia vetoes a attempts to block Iranian shipping routes Vance, interviewed on the NBC-TV pending U.N. Security Council resolution as part of an international economic "Today" program said the United States for a worldwide embargo against Iran. blockade would lead to war, will mount a full economic embargo of , , L enforcement officers in October he would - A K 942 ,$6 1. I L -_, -. - Hattaway, who promised Seminole law told me about another drug pharmacist gave you. It's the 1.10 NORTH •ass ,J 103 •A742 843 EAST WW • A 97 • Q .t 102 . I;Ship . .,.. , - extremely likely in the become a precision instrument tO cut trough months ahead. pitfalls and career for the there is a way to make a months ahead are all dollar today, you discussed in your new Astro- one who'll find It. Analyze Graph Letter which begins anything that looks like It with your birthday. Mall $1 might have possibilities. foreahtoro-(Jraph, VIEGO (Aug. 23..Sept. 22) 419, Radio City Station, N.Y. There'll be no bones about 10019. Be sure to specify birth who inherits the leadership date, role among those with whom AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you are associating ' today. today. 19) Knowing what's riot and Once you lay down the ground LI ....• Hattaway, who said he still be eves -. .. .cyclists belong on the left side ofback .- - romance, luck, possible . 1. - side of the road he stands on. the other day, the druggist about the medicine your WIN . . .. . -- Herald Staff Writer A month ago, State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) exactly what he wanted to do with bicyclists. But now he is not so sure what left-hand aide of the road, against flow of traffi c has scheduled a between officers and cyclists, who pose the change, at liii Altamonte Springs office next week. 19) You are good at coming up All your bright fñà today . .. :, War Results Lanes,* -• - - 4711 I ..,, -.. wearing their teeth or who say take two acetylsalicylic Something good will come of need dentures or use im- acid tablets and call me in the properly fitting dentures. Keep an eye peeled for morning. And if they did, the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) opportunitiestbatmightcome DEAR DR, LAMB - When patients would probably say, from remote sources or Tackle that job which Iners I went to have my prescrip. "What?" distant places. Something volves working with oth with long-term benefits Is today. Collectively, all of you ton for COlbenemid refilled In any case, don't worry that's cheaper than what I' m same thing -•-• , with excellent solutions (odjy will become a reality because and you prove you're right by you'll take the necessary " following your own advice, steps to bring them to fruition. thus setting an example for This will prove to be quite AT ________________ ______ others. Travel, resources, fortunate, 'WI d.JJfJ.. p J On Bike Bill others who have the habit of that you never hear doctors convictions and speak up. P I' I~0 . 2a go . 11, 1980 . .+i : I . .]M I hope your thoughtful including professional people, suggestion will be of use to issousedtocalling Itaspirin I . I Tr '1 Now Unsure . care of this newspaper, P.O. preparatio ns that have had Box 1551, RadIo City Station, other chemicals added to them, such as antacids for New York, NY 10019. buffering action. Everyone, HOROSCOPE - ________ self-addressed envelope for i. acetylsalicylic acid. The NEED - F '; 75 cents with a long, stamped, ferent brand names but it's all — — — W, tfa!,ccry Gaseousness. Other readers — — — whowantthlsissuecansend Aspirin is sold under dif- - ~i I I _P~ 1;" ~-_. :~ ",,,L , and results in improved performance. Florida," Dillingham said. "It 1111 also feed than the original sugar cane would Ha be Send your request to me, in exceptionstothlsareaspirin tv-- ____ __ 4. 4 d I . He said negotiations are underway 117U ethanol increases octane rating do much to reduce the flow of Florida have been because carbohydrates will be Alcohol and gasoline will be mixed In these tanks of the Saxon Oil at _____ with A. Duda and Sons of Oviedo to plant without the use of lead and has no ef(W dollars to OPEC (Organization of removed, leaving only a protein product. the Port of Sanford. you The Health Letter the brand names of baking — — — - — — — number 68, Controlling soda. 56 — — - M said, will be $5 million, ~ I 52 54 — — — - COLORIJG IN HIS — ________________ LToDoNoWpAWHAT? non-medical items for a long time. chemical name, sho — , 41 ,~- '"%, ""~'" IT" I Because of your thought. sodium bicarbonate. Buying _ — = 148 47 48 f ulness in expressingts to sodiumbicarbonateimghtbe other readers, I am sending cheaper than buying one of ___ THINK OUR FEARLESS LEADER HAS POPPED HIS CORICPYOJLLNEVEGUESS WHAT HE WANTS ME -j . — __ he - does help prevent the problem with a brand name but Its generic name, meaning its in many people. _____ Exporting Countries)," - '. .,.__ ~~ who has ill-fitting dentures Is volved, let's Just look at 41 - 42 43 44 1-b by Bob Montana 49 _ ____________ __ 6,000 acres in the sugar crop to be used in on catalytic converters or other emission Petroleum the milling operation. cqntrols." said. Herald Staff Wrfter ---' apt to be an air swallower. So common baking soda. You're ood teeth and wearing them probably used to buying it ` ~l y T Pr,n.d uce Ga s h oI I1 Gasohol, a blend of 90 percent gasoline "Saxon Oil Co. has agreed to take all Dillingham said the design, Gasohol will sell In the same price , and lo percent anhydrousethanol, will be the ethanol we can supply for the of engineering and project management of ~ I . range as gasoline. The advantages produced at the Port of Sanford within a production of gasohol," Dillingham said the milling and distilling operation has Dillin gham said, are: the more ysar, Ethanol of Florida Inc. of An earlier attempt by Saxon to produce gasohol, 1 been assigned to I.R.A.S. Development . Longwood announced today. gasohol for the market failed last year gasohol which can be produced the better Corporation of White Plains, N.Y. OPEC the nation's situation with the ,, Ralph G. Dillingham, project coor- when moisture accumulated in the blend 4I '~. ..1, 7 ., ' . . countries; gasohol cleans out engines I.R.A.S. specializes in the construction of - --41dinator of Ethanol of Florida, said the of grain alcohol and gasoline. . ~'. -. -, 1' , cleaner and smoother alcohol plants and is presently engaged and Provides 8 11 Longwood firm is acquiring a mill in Dillingham said, however, anhydrous 2i Moorehaven, which Is south and west of alcohol Is )0 proof and thus the earlier operation and it can have a stabilizing in projects In Indiana, Kansas, New 4 : Jersey, Pennsylvania and Hawaii, as z Okeechobee, to produce ethanol. A moisture problem will be solved. He said effect on the price of gasoline. 'pt. ..• well as in Central and South America and distilletl is to be built near the mill. . &1id as m ore than e the normal process of blending to take DilIIngham sa ol is the Philippines, he said. . I - I , . He said the operation will involve place at the Saxon facilities at the Port of produced, the prIce of gasohol may go He said In the processing of feedstocks producing alcohol from sweet sorghum Sanford Is to introduce the alcohol into down and stabilize. He said "'i and sugar cane. A- by-product will be the huge tanks and then introduce the possibility also exists that a higher than into fuel alcohol, no fossil fuels will be . used In addition to fuel alcohol, he said, cattle feedatocka. 10 percent mixture of alcohol with gasoline for a natural blend. Initial gasohol production is expected Dillingham said the gasohol produced gasoline will be feasible as time goes by. other by-products will also be produced to be 5½ million gallons annually, from unleaded gasoline and anhydrous "Ethanol produced in Florida as a which will have a ready market. - Dillingham said. Cost of acquiring ethanol may be Used in automobiles Florida product,by Florida labor. will do Dillingham explained that the refuse property and getting into operation, he without the need for any modifications much to retain Florida dollars in from the milling will be a better cattle — 28 29 30 32 By DONNA ESTES . Faci t - congratulations on finding out why you were swallowing air. To stay out of the medical Your observation is consistent 33 — — with the point that anyone area and the problems in- 27 S 2 Thank we've had to put up with It in DEAR READER you for your helpful letter and anford - I - - - ______ - 25 26 - - - 23 31 — — rTh l - 20 21 ______ ________ — ________ _____________ 22 bu! . - V LEANS - 19 - 15 CRAZY — — 16 I - - - MEWWA 8 -- by Art Sansom 18 AX 10 Lamb was afraid to eat and lost your pharmacist gave Y& needed weight. I've already exactly the same medicine as helped one friend with this you've been getting all along. 9 10 11 knowledge and am back to So, of course, it should be JUSt — normal again. If it hadn't as effective. been for yourcolumn,Iwould The difference here is the never have known about 17 brand name. I know this is — — — swallowing air, confusing to the public but - - 12 ____________________ ____ 7 - ___ IIIIIIII 51 Diagram 52 Greek letter of 35 Italian port 36 Impair Evening Herald (LISPS 481.280)Drjce 15 Cents January 11, 198Sanford, Florida 32771 _____________ -e . 21 Spanish cheat 11 Companion - — f-10 i __ country 1-10 1111eiiklil _______________________________________________________________ 39 Price per unit rays and medications without 23 Coagulate 22 Female saint 4t Ether results until thought caused 24 Oxidates I Mesdames (abbr.) 27 Baseball compound (abbr.) me to solve my problem. players 2 Unfrequented 23 Stare 42 Swamp grass 31 Formerly I was never bothered when i tag he put on the bottle. Do 3 Clare Boothe 24 City in Italia 43 Press 32 Swabbing 25 Whole was away from home so It had you think this drug Is as good 44 Magnetic tools 4 Conger 26 Go away to be something I was doing as Colbenemid and can I buy metal 33 Geological pe• 5 Plasterer 27 Threaded nail when I was home, I always It over the counter? 45 Being (Let) nod 6 Egg cell 28 Denote 34 Actress 48 Esaus took my teeth out (lower 7 Negative The DEAR READER 29 Norse Farrow conjunction 47 Infrequent plate) when I was home. little tag you Sent tile says, navigator 35 Birthmark 8 Sameness N 30 Poet Ogden 48 Government Would you believe that was --This drug is available in cost agent when I swallowed air? I had saving generic. Please ask us 37 Allure 10 Popular (cornpwd) 32 Ridicule 39 Suburban flower gotten to the place where I about it." That means that _________________ BEETLE BAILEY DOWN 72nd Year, No. 122-Friday, ___ ___ am i ) ,C 1' WwFlffed - _3 _ oft _ ___________ ___ ~1 _______ ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle for .i!fliiwjro \, *--- F14~-r - . .. . . . lP101$I UIAISIA II 1 Young lady travelers Dentures (Fr. abbr.) 45 Superlative 01NI N' Iztj 0 I 5 Single (prefix) suffix Iii9 Before this 46 Energy unit 1112 4i!L! I 1IL]LJ_LI IAISIK $ LIT' l2Grirnace 49 Be wrong Can Cause Gas i N! 13 Shakespeare's 50 City in The II.NtNJ_j.R.o A TIMI F A %. river Netherlan 14 Era 53 Inner self as füi I INIö I otiit a R $$ DEAR DR. MB — I've 2 0 S 15 Paddock 54 Emit coherent iw 1Lt 17 Lysergic acid light read several of your columns r,-rdiethylamide 55 Israeli round about people having excess a 18 Attend to dance _ IFINITIRIAINtf A_ AIR ON gas 19 Baseballer 58 Lair 1sIEIA1s?orr NJEIWJTJ about my own condition. I've Seaver 57 Conycat I 20 Snoops 58 Prophetic sign 16 American suffered with this condition 38 Japanese 22 Moral 41 patriot for over two years and had X currency .0 I - .1 I I _ 14 I f 41 Hearing organ 42 Sight ii EVERY _ ,._;,,, ~, Ir. ASHORT SOMEWHERE IN HERBS \ ACROSS by Chic Young . .'•. .. ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ ______ F., - I "--' - . - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, January 10, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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'. . . - . . ..--,.. - - - - '. - . . . ...d, Sanford, Fl. I'M GONG OVER THIS IS Thursday, Jan. 10, io THE FIFTH TIME THERE MUST "IAI`10 TRY 70COLLECT I BEEN OVER HERE THEMOHE5PMISEO TONIGHT 6- "Ao 0 % 1ELC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HIS DOORBELL THE LIGHTS Gf ,.:J___.J / _ _ / _______ . -_ ________ 11~~ 1, _____ _________ ), ___ 6 ~~t transgression ________________________ by Mort Walker ( WHAT o WANTME TO DO WHAT DO YOU THINK \. WITH THIS I I PLJNNO... FIX L14L CRACKS IN THE SPEWALK...PLASTER THE WALL...MAI(E 50 -CALLEP FROSTIN& 2 WANT A LICK, L ), ______ Dr.1 w - ____ 1 0 1/1\ 0 .. I 1 , 6 residence 40 Vex - odds - - - - - 4 THE BORN LOSER — II I - it) LAV W ! It - 0 - - 24 __ 1 tusi: ___ _ 34 40 ___________________________ — _____ _____ ________ ___ ____ _____________ __ - ARCHIE _ __ (AISSf... SR. DID 'you '*ow ThAT u COULOE4TASM4PJYGEEN VEGETABLES AS YOU W4Tj W1THOUTGAlNI NG Ai yq ____ ___ - - - rPUT - 50 51 NF ul 5_5_ — — — — — — — — — — - U ~, % -I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I ... . ______ January I _______________ ___________________ E E K & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY January11, io by Howie Schneider HE MY WIFE A WI & A4JfAGE 10 rR? HER ThAT? pJj THEE _____ c) S1M' LWJG TCGCTf*R t(!.! Ii - -a I-tO • by Al Varmeer ______________________ MAYBE HE DIDN'T! ' NOW IF MA'E HE JUST WERE CRAZY COULDN'T GET fl ' A5OUT A ___ ________ ____ WN THE - CONSTRICTORS"____ CHIMNFY! . PRISCILLA'S POP COME ON. IT'LL M,AKE HCV CCULP56,NTA PRISCILLA, YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN WE'REN( FORGET MY HORSE? FVRA RIPE.' 'sOUR - ___ O ON - ______ _______________ - r. .0 - o'r , ce - • ____ __ ____________ It your convictions wm Q' ____ ________ M.S IS WING TO WIN IWE C"_ . . 14IL-L 13Y (Feb. 20-March - by Stoffvl & Helmdatil . UBRA Se$. KEEPING HIS EkQSTO r1.4E GROUNP. - ) • K 43 Qe 7 •KQJo- Your course of action should say. Consider following their -- ____ ______ o I I 10 ' I FRANK AND ERNEST AW KINDERGARTEN f.,_k,.r,;"1 er Y 070 AV I _ ~ I $OWPIP aii~J __ 'I q Nul'I4&jM1SU*INI? __ _______ " * 1 %I 99%1 1. ______ - - -. '. % - "t ' _ ______ _____ - _____ - lOONIES by T. K Ryan _______________ J i ___ i V Y NICfLY - - yNoNséfszl6o - - D"y .. WITH - bYCraIgg11ft p 1 MAK A MNK _______ 0 . ' '' ____ ___ . . . Er 44 A A 1, .. o. If -- - -- -- -'---.-.,,.--.---- - -- - - - 0 L ir ' - .. - - , .- - -- - o. - - -:.-;-: .• * 0 - - .-.• -•,. .:: 0 - A -• ___ - - - 0 . - - - .7- r ----: - t5-- :---- ' -- "'-- w. . -. - . . ' . ' ''t . 1.• 17- - - -a 'PS - - i"4 t.- = , Z . _______ almlipri =m _____ ______ _____ _______ '.. - L . _; 4 -'. ', ' - --•. --- - -' .ti. 'r •, - ~ -• -1 * - - • I . -';:.L::' The proposal for the county's seven cities and the county commission to fund a spscI prosecutpr in State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's office for the sole purpose of prosecuting violators of city . 0 _______ -- _________ - - - ,— .- ~Ar . Winte r Springs delega te Councilman the total cost of an attorney and a Wilfred Arnold agreed with Uskert in secretary would probably be about theory, but, he said, while the state $20,000 annually. He said it could he constitution gives Cheshire the possible to try 1(1-15 city ordinance responsibility for all prosecutions it has violations per week. and county ordinances has met a major neglected to fund the office sufficiently to stumbling block, do the job. Councilman-elect Steven Uskert of LaWrood told the Council of Local . it - He cited as a similar example of the Sanford and Lake Mary have already approved the concept. — DONNA ESTES _________ Governments in Seminole County state's giving responsibility without county I - ; gh ou I - -- 1, t many former . Cho'' ice For city s eets. Today Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ......................... $A Calendar ......................8A Classif ied Ads ................8-9* Comics ........................OA Crossword .....................IA Dear Abby .....................7A Deaths.........................SA i Lamb .............. . .......IA Editorial .......................4A Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................IA Hospila) .......................2* Our.eIsi......................7A Sports ........................10* Television .....................7A Weather ............... ......... ZA World - Hospital - _ _ __ ______ __ __ _____ __ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ______ ____ _______ _____ __ ___ ____ _____ _ ___ . ... Also on Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Opposes Prosecutor Funding 1. __ ____ __ ____ ____ ______ - , - -' . . - - - -' ell from Afghanistan. The Security Council today was to take -. . , -- ___ Off* cial - IyDW4EPIThV cotnnsluloners, 8W Klrcbhoft and SandiaGIsr., agreed to eacit of the tires group would probably provide quality ata dtoporaUon,withlts own goverp ng J Blair said. StuN wrsr aceossipaity an HCA ru.ntatIve,to FL.Platte Monday to medical car., He questioned whether Florida Hospital offered Florida hospital offered to provide a county-wide amrk"Hospital dhn 00804 116 Mhulam nrvw AM tow one of that rVW15 LMWcowAiWwdId a VAWAO amount of local cmbvL bulance service As Part Of its Agreement if it is &Uowed to Mimorlat Hospital patPNlIWl... not set a daaIn. for a final d*cWon In the matter, but one security for currant lb. cwrant hospital board'a proposal calls for a governing pur chase Seminole Memorial. Blair said th ey could probably As a proftwnakthg entity, lkpIIal Corplistlost of Amirk* could earn, before Fsbrua,i( -bo made up totally of local residents. HCA'a administrator provide service cheaper than Herndon, the county's current s, an often to put - (HCA) $75 ft wii pay Iseg. POW 1Y me county sièn is considering the would be a corporate official, but Its board of directors would ambulance company, because it would have a hospital at each upa$1mIWunhondtoguWMSNI1sprem,. proposals: ,beall local ruidenta. endofthecounty. meirranthespitMbeendofoiMato1ocaIconfral hoRlftal hoard of trustees aNita to form a Mwdian Blair, Florida Hospital regional vice president, Blair also salt they would provide free transfer service as the sVoeg P01*1In favor Iti p(.sL. private, DOt4Oriof1t Corporation- making them .1lg1N to said thi hoSpital's PM)OSed fliflo4flemblf governing board between their Asospltals. Patients are often transferred from feg $un1 County residents; a Sanford or T* PM AM OM 04 MAW 11111111111111111111 rwAN bm 00 Ww , m., . to woui t Seminole Memorial and Florida Hospltal.Altamonte to the 11111 11 10 d* 211111111`111111111111M f0r $0 Of dw hOWtal nwdical staff. Florida HoWtal in Orlando. M04PMNA Of 51111111111111116 UWWW 15*11111111 in nmb* Reevaluating ft county's contract with Herndon Am. •_, ___ ______ haipitil In a suitable nearby location. Florida Hp4ta1. a not. four 8e""e' County residents would be appointed by the bulance Co., has been stated as one of the count y's priorities t ptatiew and asked - froflt o 7W coollily bwd lofl afttøatjil with lbs Sen$b Doy corporate board. for the comIng year. There have been disaitlafactlons with the atinw Taundiy — of rspr—atath. fran the these , -M— thurch, says It will q4 $ mHlLi Is renovate the "WI will endeavor to find individuals knowledgeable and company over rising costs and ambulance whereabouts at 4 w g pop dill In ft ___ at_p-i, If .ttud beds, bfij for the hospital," Blair said. times, according to County Administrator Roger Nelswender. p-is j ___ " a sabIMs h$ta1 aosnewt, Tre are ab'eady mas, north Sensinole County residents in HCA representative Doug LWia saId it Is not In the am'she "wisair" will buy or lease the aging taciMly whIm Is Hospital sad Florida HospItal.Altam. Is the 14 cofildiL the Seventh Day Adventist Health System-Sunbelt, Blair said. bulance business and would not be able to provide such uncle, or-appikdtd satd qf caasdyiowa.d and run by a go County ownnsissk'nera bidk$ed belt, the latsiviews thet The sysken, which nine Florida Hospital in Orlando, also runs but pointed to the fact that th u::' ___ -__ lMlrprmny co jl,sJ mod qxilHsr of patient ahospiW1*ApopkealdFlonldaHosgtal.*jtamonte,theonjy property taxes on the hospital.e for-profit group would pay vM= — thspdy beard aNuid, local control, and ftuclng of e far Ii other hnepilal In Seminole County, The tire, are run by one Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger estimated JI IT -_ the tW' jan. 11 1, *1 liNt two - C4i QIgn Bill ICks &ow1jted that -. board of directors, but 5nIxwI, Mensorla] would be a fr15 see COMMIIONER8, Page -*_.-' - mw . - - propose]) and 14 I -.. gwood Councilman -Elect - ........................................'t ___ ____ ____ _____ ___ ____ - -' - - Blocks Lon " - •. - , • -: U.S. up another crisis by voting on a Donald McHenry told UPI the United issue will become two-sided." . ... ., , ;i Even as resolution for economic sanctions States had the nine votes needed in the Sadr immd his warning, U.S. Secretary 1 State Cyrus Vance declined' against Iran to punish the Islamic Council to pass the sanctions resolution So rul, out out the poaalblllty of a U.S. republic for holding SQ Ath erlcana against Iran. : , If I 1_' , , 'I . inevitable because in such a case "the - ' 4 1. invasion of the formerly non-aligned proposal to withdraw all foreign troops - T;4z4'jj He said the war would become country. ' ____ - . Qr . :- - -- - • ___ _____ ____ - -, - ------- * -- a " 1. L - - . :.: • . ___ ? - - _________ UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. hosta ge. . news agency: General Assembly began its debate on The assembly debated the Afghan "If the American fleet blocks the Afghan crisis with countries big and issue Thursday following a Soviet veto mouth of the Persian Gulf (Strait of small denouncing the Soviet Union for its Monday in the Security Council of a - . - -- ( - - sanctions against Iran, Commerce Minister Reza Sadr told the official Pars - :'i Hormox), that will result in war." _ Co.WWI meeting on a resolution calling for ' _______ I. TUMILEWUDS - -' - ______________ :,' - -.. - - f . / J -Commiss ion Faces . / •' I .t" o~ J•L- - -i4 'I ____ - e 1. Th — _____ -_ - - - ,,. .;, . such a 1,;N , '' p q - - - 5-..' 4l MV - -• O Iranian -:, IT Xt( U$E AN - T.y __ - __ 1 DOlT.. ____- __ ., - the National Committee for Uniform I. , .-, ________ •(..1'.s '-4'- •- ' .-. - .. Traffic Codes and dinanoes says no Thursdaynlghthewill "vote agalsst (the funding, the mandated tur nover to the .-• .) , of tr tate has la figh Ar nold said while th e s tate to ld the ";.' -Ed Kearey, bead of the coenanittee, ' ' "I believe job of • 'county it must maintain the roads it gave which writes the traffic laws used In c •i casescotnes under the state attorney. If -S•. '•-?.' :______ mt1s, said not be doesn't have enough staff he should go On county no money to do it with. "What does Cheshire prosecute — a -_ Some Seaford cyclkle ride as 9 a proposal to place t . only does no guts have mb "mm" . heM Agaimt the to the Legislatwe and get more money. I person charged with driving under the Nd but his organization has already flow oi traffic had already been made law. For more stories on the strongly object to paying him additional influence or a Parking violator?" Arnold protests to Hattaway, exp1'I"t'ig why Its bicycle safety problem, see the Sunday Evening Herald, money," Uskert said, asked. IflenIbirl consider such a move job of Cheshire's office to prosecute Delegates of governments present , ar*I, violators of all Iawii'ithout additional Including Arnold, Longwood Mayor June an avid cyciist___ ____ e idea of hiring a special prosecutor LdWlnann, Sa nf ord Commissioner Eddie that in all cases, riding g.ht traffic - No Hepatitis Outbreak costion as or Kei th , Cas se l berry Councilman Barbara w Initlat$ by Lake Mary May - exposes a rider to more chances for meeting of the Christensen and County Commissioner our of the eight casa MUTW in Walter S"wn. A ts ftn the pimt laws. Too S=7AD* COWtY MWW eight c2M F Cheshire Sandra Glenn, chairman, a greed to get il ts nd counc of governmen a ti years ago, when a similar proposal was of hepa tis for use week ending in discuss th e additional from Cheshire on Sa rd ng th de nfo , accordi to heal . to partment t information th or Florida m Traffic according to the Department ri made for a change In e Unif . the proposed special prosecutor. nurse Bernice Duncan, The other cases psibWues. _______ with. a list of 30 specific Increased these were part of routine fluctuations of Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, she a1t permits the hiring of a special prosecutor swered by Cheshire are: the total amount the disease, said Dr. Jorge Deju, county toos.cute violators of city ordinances, of fees which the cities would have to % Haftaway WW W Ms naeft at 2 bulth depwtment din~. Altbough the eight caliiiiiiiil that week pilinting out he does not have this staff to pity; the number of cases per month p.m. Friday, J 17 In N . more than twice the manber - - prosecute all city ordinance violations, which would be prosecuted and firm ___ 'Oft following two weeb there viese reportwi in am odw evinty, Deju oarm of &at@ Road 411111 and C40* He uW he hW to allocate his staff"s time figures on the salary for a promutor. no me cases," Deju said. Road W. they were not cosseldured an "outbreak," for serious crimes. Cheshire told the council In December • s a while and IT ~~&Co I, ________ is cyclists on the opposite sid, of the road, by Stan Lee and John Romita ____________ 4'7aQ 7$I' */RL V liNt - but no one helped him. East most simple things totally by Bob Thmv.s — •, 4 1' local laws. - be clear to you today. Get directives. effective. moving on It. It will greatly SAGITARIU8 (Nov. 23. - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN enhance and strengthen your Dec. 21) An offering could be By Oswald Jac.by aS (For a Copy Of JACOBY Pr"eAW to you today flat MODERN, send $110: "Win at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) everythIng inside of YOU ii Westbut would have two Bridge," care of this nowspaThis is not the day to be silent. telling you to act on. im. he&rts, it was toomade danger- Per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City If you have strong feelings, mediately. Your Instincts ous for him to act over South's Station, New York, N. Y. have the courage of your aren't leading you astray. notrump so he passed and led 10019.) - - 7' oft . , - ' ." children killed in the state on bicycles. He made his Initial proposal to reverse •.. -. ::r -, . - . , the flow of two-wheel traffic in a net1ng ., - -. -; with Sanford police, sherlWa deputies ': ?i1 .5 and Florida Highway Patrolmen, - •,' f011oWlflgthedeathofaSaflfOrdyOUthin October -•.I ,... Ir , j ,"# ,. -.. His bill also propco allowing cyclists - ' to ride on sidewalks unless prohibited by -. -.'i., He could take four diamond tricks first so he did just that. uth studi i - In an interview released shortly before U.N. Security Council began its U.N. Discussing Iran, Afghans -'• plalning he was shocked at the number of hisfourof hearts. . South won with dummy's Jack and counted tricks. Re could come to six in high cards and could make his seven th by lead ing successfully tohisqueenofclubsorklngof spades. There was no hurry about choosing which suit to attack. Vulnerable: East-West valuable " -'i road received his propmd bill, ________ &Wg,witb. a dad Of , ". 1~v&...- ~ ".~. from safety and cycling ir oganlutlotiz, all of which say placing VIs .' against traffic would be the most - .' dangerous law possible. -"I want to bear the pros and cons on - both sides" said the legislator, _ -- :-' t. -•. 1,,' ou've been chucked the deuce of spades; West the seven of spades and AQ6 fi ve of clubs.. So ed finallv came to the right deci. Dealer: East Sion. he didn't lead either sujt. West Noith East southInstead he returned a heart. pan I NT West cashed four heart PM Pan Pau tricks while South chucked a club and a spade. Now West had to lead a Opening lead: 4 black card and gave South his seventh trick. Simple, but like ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Listen to what others have 41 4 J 10 9 2 ct. 22 strumental in your success You know how to save your today. You won't yield to strongest points for the proper OIilMde pressure, opening, to bring into being PISCES 20 something very to Youhavethe abllitytoday to you, Yowmnstlnctaguldeyou take small bits and pieces of today. information, enlarge upon SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Own and then utilize them In Friends and contacts could be ways beneficial to you and responsible for helping you others. - fulfill a personal goal today. -. BUGS BUNNY #K75 I - li LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) If _______________________ ______ _____ - submi t a bill moving bicycle riders to fl BRIDGE 55 • 1053 -' -t - Iran (UP!) - A top Iranian naval blockade of Iran to back economic Iran because of the Tehron hosta ge official warned today that any American sanctions against that country. situation - even if Russia vetoes a attempts to block Iranian shipping routes Vance, interviewed on the NBC-TV pending U.N. Security Council resolution as part of an international economic "Today" program said the United States for a worldwide embargo against Iran. blockade would lead to war, will mount a full economic embargo of , , L enforcement officers in October he would - A K 942 ,$6 1. I L -_, -. - Hattaway, who promised Seminole law told me about another drug pharmacist gave you. It's the 1.10 NORTH •ass ,J 103 •A742 843 EAST WW • A 97 • Q .t 102 . I;Ship . .,.. , - extremely likely in the become a precision instrument tO cut trough months ahead. pitfalls and career for the there is a way to make a months ahead are all dollar today, you discussed in your new Astro- one who'll find It. Analyze Graph Letter which begins anything that looks like It with your birthday. Mall $1 might have possibilities. foreahtoro-(Jraph, VIEGO (Aug. 23..Sept. 22) 419, Radio City Station, N.Y. There'll be no bones about 10019. Be sure to specify birth who inherits the leadership date, role among those with whom AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you are associating ' today. today. 19) Knowing what's riot and Once you lay down the ground LI ....• Hattaway, who said he still be eves -. .. .cyclists belong on the left side ofback .- - romance, luck, possible . 1. - side of the road he stands on. the other day, the druggist about the medicine your WIN . . .. . -- Herald Staff Writer A month ago, State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) exactly what he wanted to do with bicyclists. But now he is not so sure what left-hand aide of the road, against flow of traffi c has scheduled a between officers and cyclists, who pose the change, at liii Altamonte Springs office next week. 19) You are good at coming up All your bright fñà today . .. :, War Results Lanes,* -• - - 4711 I ..,, -.. wearing their teeth or who say take two acetylsalicylic Something good will come of need dentures or use im- acid tablets and call me in the properly fitting dentures. Keep an eye peeled for morning. And if they did, the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) opportunitiestbatmightcome DEAR DR, LAMB - When patients would probably say, from remote sources or Tackle that job which Iners I went to have my prescrip. "What?" distant places. Something volves working with oth with long-term benefits Is today. Collectively, all of you ton for COlbenemid refilled In any case, don't worry that's cheaper than what I' m same thing -•-• , with excellent solutions (odjy will become a reality because and you prove you're right by you'll take the necessary " following your own advice, steps to bring them to fruition. thus setting an example for This will prove to be quite AT ________________ ______ others. Travel, resources, fortunate, 'WI d.JJfJ.. p J On Bike Bill others who have the habit of that you never hear doctors convictions and speak up. P I' I~0 . 2a go . 11, 1980 . .+i : I . .]M I hope your thoughtful including professional people, suggestion will be of use to issousedtocalling Itaspirin I . I Tr '1 Now Unsure . care of this newspaper, P.O. preparatio ns that have had Box 1551, RadIo City Station, other chemicals added to them, such as antacids for New York, NY 10019. buffering action. Everyone, HOROSCOPE - ________ self-addressed envelope for i. acetylsalicylic acid. The NEED - F '; 75 cents with a long, stamped, ferent brand names but it's all — — — W, tfa!,ccry Gaseousness. Other readers — — — whowantthlsissuecansend Aspirin is sold under dif- - ~i I I _P~ 1;" ~-_. :~ ",,,L , and results in improved performance. Florida," Dillingham said. "It 1111 also feed than the original sugar cane would Ha be Send your request to me, in exceptionstothlsareaspirin tv-- ____ __ 4. 4 d I . He said negotiations are underway 117U ethanol increases octane rating do much to reduce the flow of Florida have been because carbohydrates will be Alcohol and gasoline will be mixed In these tanks of the Saxon Oil at _____ with A. Duda and Sons of Oviedo to plant without the use of lead and has no ef(W dollars to OPEC (Organization of removed, leaving only a protein product. the Port of Sanford. you The Health Letter the brand names of baking — — — - — — — number 68, Controlling soda. 56 — — - M said, will be $5 million, ~ I 52 54 — — — - COLORIJG IN HIS — ________________ LToDoNoWpAWHAT? non-medical items for a long time. chemical name, sho — , 41 ,~- '"%, ""~'" IT" I Because of your thought. sodium bicarbonate. Buying _ — = 148 47 48 f ulness in expressingts to sodiumbicarbonateimghtbe other readers, I am sending cheaper than buying one of ___ THINK OUR FEARLESS LEADER HAS POPPED HIS CORICPYOJLLNEVEGUESS WHAT HE WANTS ME -j . — __ he - does help prevent the problem with a brand name but Its generic name, meaning its in many people. _____ Exporting Countries)," - '. .,.__ ~~ who has ill-fitting dentures Is volved, let's Just look at 41 - 42 43 44 1-b by Bob Montana 49 _ ____________ __ 6,000 acres in the sugar crop to be used in on catalytic converters or other emission Petroleum the milling operation. cqntrols." said. Herald Staff Wrfter ---' apt to be an air swallower. So common baking soda. You're ood teeth and wearing them probably used to buying it ` ~l y T Pr,n.d uce Ga s h oI I1 Gasohol, a blend of 90 percent gasoline "Saxon Oil Co. has agreed to take all Dillingham said the design, Gasohol will sell In the same price , and lo percent anhydrousethanol, will be the ethanol we can supply for the of engineering and project management of ~ I . range as gasoline. The advantages produced at the Port of Sanford within a production of gasohol," Dillingham said the milling and distilling operation has Dillin gham said, are: the more ysar, Ethanol of Florida Inc. of An earlier attempt by Saxon to produce gasohol, 1 been assigned to I.R.A.S. Development . Longwood announced today. gasohol for the market failed last year gasohol which can be produced the better Corporation of White Plains, N.Y. OPEC the nation's situation with the ,, Ralph G. Dillingham, project coor- when moisture accumulated in the blend 4I '~. ..1, 7 ., ' . . countries; gasohol cleans out engines I.R.A.S. specializes in the construction of - --41dinator of Ethanol of Florida, said the of grain alcohol and gasoline. . ~'. -. -, 1' , cleaner and smoother alcohol plants and is presently engaged and Provides 8 11 Longwood firm is acquiring a mill in Dillingham said, however, anhydrous 2i Moorehaven, which Is south and west of alcohol Is )0 proof and thus the earlier operation and it can have a stabilizing in projects In Indiana, Kansas, New 4 : Jersey, Pennsylvania and Hawaii, as z Okeechobee, to produce ethanol. A moisture problem will be solved. He said effect on the price of gasoline. 'pt. ..• well as in Central and South America and distilletl is to be built near the mill. . &1id as m ore than e the normal process of blending to take DilIIngham sa ol is the Philippines, he said. . I - I , . He said the operation will involve place at the Saxon facilities at the Port of produced, the prIce of gasohol may go He said In the processing of feedstocks producing alcohol from sweet sorghum Sanford Is to introduce the alcohol into down and stabilize. He said "'i and sugar cane. A- by-product will be the huge tanks and then introduce the possibility also exists that a higher than into fuel alcohol, no fossil fuels will be . used In addition to fuel alcohol, he said, cattle feedatocka. 10 percent mixture of alcohol with gasoline for a natural blend. Initial gasohol production is expected Dillingham said the gasohol produced gasoline will be feasible as time goes by. other by-products will also be produced to be 5½ million gallons annually, from unleaded gasoline and anhydrous "Ethanol produced in Florida as a which will have a ready market. - Dillingham said. Cost of acquiring ethanol may be Used in automobiles Florida product,by Florida labor. will do Dillingham explained that the refuse property and getting into operation, he without the need for any modifications much to retain Florida dollars in from the milling will be a better cattle — 28 29 30 32 By DONNA ESTES . Faci t - congratulations on finding out why you were swallowing air. To stay out of the medical Your observation is consistent 33 — — with the point that anyone area and the problems in- 27 S 2 Thank we've had to put up with It in DEAR READER you for your helpful letter and anford - I - - - ______ - 25 26 - - - 23 31 — — rTh l - 20 21 ______ ________ — ________ _____________ 22 bu! . - V LEANS - 19 - 15 CRAZY — — 16 I - - - MEWWA 8 -- by Art Sansom 18 AX 10 Lamb was afraid to eat and lost your pharmacist gave Y& needed weight. I've already exactly the same medicine as helped one friend with this you've been getting all along. 9 10 11 knowledge and am back to So, of course, it should be JUSt — normal again. If it hadn't as effective. been for yourcolumn,Iwould The difference here is the never have known about 17 brand name. I know this is — — — swallowing air, confusing to the public but - - 12 ____________________ ____ 7 - ___ IIIIIIII 51 Diagram 52 Greek letter of 35 Italian port 36 Impair Evening Herald (LISPS 481.280)Drjce 15 Cents January 11, 198Sanford, Florida 32771 _____________ -e . 21 Spanish cheat 11 Companion - — f-10 i __ country 1-10 1111eiiklil _______________________________________________________________ 39 Price per unit rays and medications without 23 Coagulate 22 Female saint 4t Ether results until thought caused 24 Oxidates I Mesdames (abbr.) 27 Baseball compound (abbr.) me to solve my problem. players 2 Unfrequented 23 Stare 42 Swamp grass 31 Formerly I was never bothered when i tag he put on the bottle. Do 3 Clare Boothe 24 City in Italia 43 Press 32 Swabbing 25 Whole was away from home so It had you think this drug Is as good 44 Magnetic tools 4 Conger 26 Go away to be something I was doing as Colbenemid and can I buy metal 33 Geological pe• 5 Plasterer 27 Threaded nail when I was home, I always It over the counter? 45 Being (Let) nod 6 Egg cell 28 Denote 34 Actress 48 Esaus took my teeth out (lower 7 Negative The DEAR READER 29 Norse Farrow conjunction 47 Infrequent plate) when I was home. little tag you Sent tile says, navigator 35 Birthmark 8 Sameness N 30 Poet Ogden 48 Government Would you believe that was --This drug is available in cost agent when I swallowed air? I had saving generic. Please ask us 37 Allure 10 Popular (cornpwd) 32 Ridicule 39 Suburban flower gotten to the place where I about it." That means that _________________ BEETLE BAILEY DOWN 72nd Year, No. 122-Friday, ___ ___ am i ) ,C 1' WwFlffed - _3 _ oft _ ___________ ___ ~1 _______ ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle for .i!fliiwjro \, *--- F14~-r - . .. . . . lP101$I UIAISIA II 1 Young lady travelers Dentures (Fr. abbr.) 45 Superlative 01NI N' Iztj 0 I 5 Single (prefix) suffix Iii9 Before this 46 Energy unit 1112 4i!L! I 1IL]LJ_LI IAISIK $ LIT' l2Grirnace 49 Be wrong Can Cause Gas i N! 13 Shakespeare's 50 City in The II.NtNJ_j.R.o A TIMI F A %. river Netherlan 14 Era 53 Inner self as füi I INIö I otiit a R $$ DEAR DR. MB — I've 2 0 S 15 Paddock 54 Emit coherent iw 1Lt 17 Lysergic acid light read several of your columns r,-rdiethylamide 55 Israeli round about people having excess a 18 Attend to dance _ IFINITIRIAINtf A_ AIR ON gas 19 Baseballer 58 Lair 1sIEIA1s?orr NJEIWJTJ about my own condition. I've Seaver 57 Conycat I 20 Snoops 58 Prophetic sign 16 American suffered with this condition 38 Japanese 22 Moral 41 patriot for over two years and had X currency .0 I - .1 I I _ 14 I f 41 Hearing organ 42 Sight ii EVERY _ ,._;,,, ~, Ir. ASHORT SOMEWHERE IN HERBS \ ACROSS by Chic Young . .'•. .. ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ ______ F., - I "--' - . - . �I] Herald Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frldiy,Jan. 11, Sanford Assistant City Manager Leaving I was born seven months ago. He and his wife are His salary Is $17,890 annually. The salary of his parents of five children, seven months toll years new job is $,000. He was unanimously approved old. for the city manager post earlier this week by the Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager Mrs. Quigley and the children will remain In their South Daytona City Council after a review of 75 Warren Knowles, has resigned effective Jan. 31, to home until school is out for the year In June applications for the position. Quigley said the city of accept the position of city manager of South Sanford and Quigley will commute to work, he said. 12,000 persona encompasses about three Daytona In Volusta County. An employee of the city for the past 64 years, miles. South Daytona is located between Daytona Quigley began with- the police department as a "I'm going to miss Sanford, but I am really and Port Orange and bounded by the Halifax River. police officer, advancing to community relations looking forward to the challenge new op. Quigley said today he began sending resumes officer, administrative aide to Police Chief Ben portunitles and the professional growthof that comes seeking a city manager position after his last child Butler and then assistant to Knowles. with it," Quigley, 37, said today. NA110N .,, II , I i .. " By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer MRLD IN BRIEF North Korea Accused IN BRIEF Ar WASHINGTON (UP!) it 1970 dollar was worth exactly 50 cents at the end of the 1970s, the "inflation decade," says an economist for the U.S. Chamber of - Of Espionage Plane Flight Robber Takes $70 TOKYO (UP!) North Korea charged today an American aircraft intruded into its airspace and accused the United States of espionage, the Korean Central News Agency said. The North Korean broadcast monitored In Tokyo said the American SR-fl reconnaissance plane flew over North Korea's western coastal waters off the Kangryong Peninsula Thursday afternoon, It said the plane was over North Korean air space for about 30 minutes and called the flight a hostile spying act. It charged U.S. planes have Intruded into North norean air space uve times this year. - From Butler 'Toy King' ByDAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer - In fact, the small size and lack of heft of the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin, compared to the old-fashioned silver dollar, is a good replacement of what inflation did to the real value of the dollar in the 1970s, Clifton ROME (UPI) Bandits have abducted the daughter of high fashion designer Bruno Plattelli In Italy's first reported kidnapping of the year. Police said Barbara Piattelli, 27, accompanied by her mother Vittoria, parked her small car in a public garage In central Rome Thursday night, when three men accosted them. They said one kidnapper held a gun to Mrs. Plattelli's head while the other two put an ether-soaked rag across her daughter's mouth and hustled the young woman into a waiting car. - Gold Over $600, Dollar Up LONDON (UP!) The price of gold slipped to Just above the $600 an ounce mark at openings in London and Zurich today, and the dollar moved upward on most European exchanges. The dollar "showed a general improvement all round," said a London dealer. The subdued trading In gold followed wild buying at the beginning of the week in which the price of gold reached a record $848 an ounce on the London market. But in London, it opened today at $605.50 against Thursday's close of $600.50. In Zurich, it opened at $600.50 against $601.50 Thursday. It fixed In London at midmorning at $610. - Commissioners Face Tough Choice ... - . ! •: .1: .i Wallace Faces Skin Surgery MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Former Coy. George C. Wallace will undergo minor surgery next week for a skin ailment stemming from his partial paralysis, an aide said Thursday. Spokesman Elvin Stanton said Wallace, who was left paralyzed from the waist down in a 1972 assassination attempt, will enter Jackson Hospital in Montgomery on Tuesday. Stanton said Wallace's physician decided the surgery is necessary to "clear up a skin problem on his hip caused by prolonged pressure," He is expected to be hospitalized for three days. Wallace, 60, will enter the hospital on the first anniversary of his departure from public office and will be away from his downtown office for about 10 days, said Stanton. ,. Washington University Hospital in Washington, Mean)' was the second of 10 children born to Mike became the first president of the merged union and and Annie Meany. The elder Meany was a plumber headed it until last November. and president of a New York City plumbers' local — union. forget that the labor movement, when Mean)' took it over, was fragmented," said Victor 11 "Millions of American workers enjoy a better life "He was always practical, uninhibited by today because of Mr. Meany's efforts," said United Gothautti, the executive director of the 1,000- presidents, he was his own man," said Edward F. member union representing state, county and Auto Workers' President Douglas Fraser. "lie Toohey, president of the Philadelphia Council AFLmunicipal employees in New York City. "We forget spent his life seeking economic dignity for working Cli) 1965. that the one thing he's done is really brought it since people." together." Presidential candidate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, "A giant has fallen and freedom has lost a Gotbauzn was severely criticized for calling on friend," said Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall. speaking at Council Bluffs, Iowa, said, "George "George Meany was a towering figure on the Meany to retire just before the AFL-CIO convention Meany was my friend and a giant for American labor. He was in the forefront of social justice in this national scene," said Arthur J. Goldberg, former in 1977. Secretary of Labor under President Kennedy and country over the period of 50 years." "I didn't agree with some of his labor ideas but I special AFL-CIO counsel at the time of the agree he was a great American," said outgoing "He not only spoke for all who worked, but for the 10 December 1955 merger. American Farm Bureau Federation President, forgotten and abandoned of our system," said John GEORGEMEANY Mean)', who died Thursday night at George Allan Grant. Henning, head of the California AFL-CIO. , , dead at 85 . . 0 Coming Soon: Gas Price Hikes United Press International The latest round of gasoline and home-heating oil prices the second in less than a month will be felt very soon by American consumers. Exxon USA, Chevron USA, Texaco Inc., and Phillips Petroleum Co. raised their wholesale gasoline prices by 3 cents a gallon Thursday. Exxon and Phillips also boosted home-heating oil prices by 3 - — cents a gallon. Shell Oil Co. Wednesday lifted its wholesale gasoline prices by 5 cents a gallon nationwide and increased home-heating oil prices by between 5 and 6 cents a gallon, depending on the region. Shell also raised its aviation turbine fuel by 5 cents a gallon. The latest gasoline price Increases could appear at the pump -,s,. Gunman Kills 2 Kids, Self PITTSBURGH (UPI)— A self-proclaimed Muslim prophet holding his pregnant girlfriend and her two children hostage shot and killed himself and the two children early today after police stormed the house he was in. The girlfriend also was wounded. The children— Kimberly, 4, and Fred, 2 were shot to death, police said. One of them was found beneath the gunman's dead body. Police said they decided to attack because the suspect, Samuel Andrews, apparently shot and wounded one of the children in an earlier incident a little before dawn. Officials -Beef Up . i7- . of Khomeini s Security I 1~ that the corporation would have to pay an annual $300,000 to the county commission, the city of Sanford and the school TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Security was United States has the nine votes needed in the board. Increased today around the home city of Security Council to pus the economic saneLewis insisted that renovation of the hospital, the first part Islamic leader Ayatollah Ruh" tions resolution against Iran for holding the 50 of which was built in 1952 with additions in 1963, 1964 and 19Th, deIte the arrest of a terrorist whom tages. would be 'very, very foolish." authorities say Masterminded a series of said the He resolution would be Introduced Problems with the physical plant will plague the facility, he assassinations and plots against Iran's later today. clergy. Eternity, a gospel concert group from Florida Bible College, predictedU.N. Soviet Axnb.'aador Oleg Troyanovaky Lewis said HCA would build a modern, 200-bed acute care Iran's government said the arrest of would not say whether he will veto the will present a concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford ainasin leader Akbar GuderzI and 15 fellow resolution, but has said sanctions would not Civic Center. Free and open to the public, the concert will facility that would "put Sanford In the mainstream of health conspi ratorsdid not mean an and to the un. work and that lt would beunfalr"to punish a Include a mixture of old hymns as well as contemporary care.".. DICK BACHELOR organization the fanatical anti- whole nation and its people." derground Christian music. Although HCA's original proposal offered to lease Seminole . . . Joins the race Forgiian that Gudarsi led. The State Department said Thursday Memorial Hospital while the new facility is under construction with the idea the building would revert back to the county, Prçsident Carter will impose sanctions 11 state radio did not say how or when the against Iran with or without United Nations tow the commissioners RCA would bus' the old hospital arrests were made, but authorities said .1116 if that was what they wanted, were arrested in Tehran and police had 1PFOY.1. Among those permitted through the located 26 barnes from width Commissioner Glenn said she was concerned what would an old Arabic word found in the security checkpoInts at Qom to see Khomeini happen if the for-profit group found there was no profit to be F(Wghan were militant students who took over the U.S. made In Sanford. Koran that mumroughly "diitthcttoi Embassy Nov. 4 and seized the hostages. It between good and evil" has 'chimed "What if the worst happened?" Ms. Glenn Lewis. was the first known meeting between State officials in the Democratic presidential campaign of U. "What reomibility for D1IIi MMMtIOI If there Is no growth In Sanford? What would Your for. Khomeini and the students. Rep. Dick BhChSlOr S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy announced Thursday that profit corporation do?" since the Kbcrflelfll r.giJflS C*JnS to power No details of the session were disclosed. D-Orlando, will announce Altamonte Spr ings at torney William Wack will lead the Of Forgiman d&iTl,d responsibility for the "t' happened," Lewis replied, "that we've over-built or Monday tili candidacy for Kennedy campaign In Seminole County. Rosdilocks for security checkpoints and anaminaft of Khomeini's first thief of staff F1cIldI's Fifth District seat In built prematurely. We have not pulled out In op of these cease, Wack was successful during the Seminole County caucus In We're prepared, because of the magnitude of our on April 33, 1979, and a Khomeini aide on May operation, to the U.8. ColiiresL ii at s thorough checks of all arriving cars and October In having nine delegates pledged to Kennedy elected stay with it. 1. Four other political killings attributed to currently held by Richard passengers were set up around the Modem by rank-and-file Democrats to participate In the St. Peterholy city of Qorn, whir. Khomeini has his the terrorists followed. R.Hcllday. "We'll contract to do it. We'll obligate ourselves. We know ICefly, aburg mIni-convention. Cmilintly serving his third headquarters, and the eastern city of MashThe total of those executed by firing squad growth will occur. It can't help but occur, especially In Central consecutive term In Uw dad, the seat of other leading ayatollahs and ______________________ Florida. since the downfall of the shah rose to 70$ at of aides to the 79-yew4ld religious leader, dawn Thursday. Six more men were shot to Florida House "But we'll post a performance bond to assure that we will do At the United Nations Thursday,. U.S. death, three in Kermansha province and __ what we promIse. U you want a mIIIIOn4OUw bond, COIfl. 32 ii opposed (or the AsbI(r Donald McHemy told UPI do three others in laftham I missioner Glenn, we'll past a mIllIon.dollar bond to uiwe Democratic nomination by we'll do what we say." RATIONAL REPORT: Residents of the Pacific Northwest struggled David Best, unsuccessful today to extricate themselves from a crippling blizzard that left four "If we were not responsive to the public," Lewis added, "we party nominee In 117$, and dead and thousands without heat or power before moving to the Rockies County Corn. and Plains states. Over 50,000 people were without electricity in Pot , would not have gone In the last 11 years from one hospital to a Orange tiand, Ore,, where families moved to emergency shelters. Oregon Gov. missioner DICk Fischer. PANAMA CITY, Panama (UP!) 150-hospital group with million i Vic Atlyeh declared a state of emergency disaster for Multnoinah and it i Shah Mohammed Kelly, who in runIthg for Secretary of Transportation Neil GoldHood River counties. Several f ee of snow felt on Park City, Utah, Eisa Dr. Kenneth Wing, Chief of staff at Sarhv)s Memorial, Pahlavi will send his s amian Roberts 41nL4 defended Panama's decision to grant ' election to a birth term, Is stranding 300 students for hours until school officials were able to find pr eaentat eInterviewaeIon.HesaldlastUmshepofledthe th vehicles to transport them home lately. being opposed for the exile to the shah as "a humanitariM and Armao to WUdIngton to speak to President staff, the expressed preference was for the hospital being Republican nominsition by the AREA RIADING$ (5 cm,): temperature: Mt overnight low: 54: tj1," Carter'sCMefOf daff Ha$onJojdan tIt)ut yesterday's high: Sit barometric pressure: 30.21; relative humidity: 57 taken over by a notor-çro(lt group. But their main concern, County Republican But ABC percen t: winds: southeast at m.p.h. Nm reported from Wlth(ton other places of exile besides Panama. he said, was having good facilities and 4odets .,dpment. Executive Commitisi Thrainy sighithedeposed SATURDAY TIDES: Daytona lildi: high, 3:53 low, :OS; high, 3:05 _____ s mcnwth wants The report aid the shah wants to leave low, 5:1I;Porf Canaveral: high, 2:45 Iowa 5:55; high, 3 low. 5:05: wow Cha man, Bi ll McCcllum of ir to lawisp ointed to HCA'scomporat. buying pour that les ve Pa , hls hmmeln aince sixth Exile Sayperh high, 5:51 tow, 3: 22: high, 1:17 tow, 2:54. Panama soon. It said Armao will travel to he was forced to leave Iran last January. provide monetary savings In operational costs. Florida Loegwood. mUATINO FO RE CAST, St. Agvs$Ipe N Jpiler uhf, OWS 01 Miles, Washington today. Winds easterly around IS knots, becoming southeast by this afternoon Hospital, Blair said has served the local ares sines 116$, and and southerly 10 to 15 knots tonight. Winds shifting to northeasterly has grown due to high quality service well-received by the around IS knots over the northern bait by late Saturday. Sees Itoh feel public. With 60 hospitals in the U.S. and worldwide run by today, increasing north pert Saturday. Visibllities less than one-half mile In fog over northern waters corny today with scattered showers the Adventist system, Blair also claimed organlsatlonal and thundershowers later today and occasional rain Saturday. Partly buying power. cloIdy with a few showers south part lhrgh Saturday. ARIA FORE CAST: Locallydens foe wfthv$sibilNlosniarzerounti l He also mentioned the Adventist rr"vi 01 provIding mid morning. Increasing cloudiness and a good chance of showers later WASWNGTON (UP!) delaying the omet of U up by 166,166 persons last and black. about proper. and Christian cars." today. Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Highs The .ues's IQymsid anticipated recession until iiins*h to 97,9 vnI114, The tionat. to theE' share Of the near $0 today and mid to upper ,os Saturday. Lowe tenight near 40. Neliwinder asked If there were any religious 1nvtlicaUom rats' rose slightly In t yew. Winds soutMastto south 15 mph decreasing toflIght. main pr,iIity55 with their irovcesd governance. total U.S. civilian woeorce popvist. _____te$.9eem percent today, percent tonight end $0 psi coo Saturday. The December ua.m. 'was 104 mSflIgp Blair replied: Dwiq mwb of IM year, 1* Americaworkfar'cs to finish ploent rate was a notCh The ratio of psnos hol.g the Wlgtj Rows was braced' samiS "Any ieiglous requirements have not bmwestablished. I Pt J05 to the total U.S. for a iilcant increase In can't epsok to it because they Iavsn,t been ,4II.h,t Thet's as a yew SWt5, the 111 clot, the Lao, Dipiø IPQy'MIZ Ut.. ..i0 to. Iti wi.inpl.ymsitt. Last July __ ___ __ PIi reported today. uaJd. Tb. yet to be worked ai." percentage__ of recoçd__ bi $ p.s, •ovemn _sat forecasters said' IV4f' J'' He added that he has a request In to his corporals, M ruched 1* July, the M. would IdtS.$ supported admialatratlos in the Mir bead Of 5.7 Laur Depas",,at Si" headquarters to grant current SiiIk Ms1sl percent by a fcrecti that the Ic'!y Deborah Wood, Maltland *PMINOI.5N$MORhAlp IttO$1pSr j jfl p for the p who May ci ths Job aisrity Ovsrthopl21s,2 that fell short. HOSPITAl. ohsCsA'.Is sho,$ V9W9CW strength past 17 meotb.. retirement bseellts. lb aid be oipeclsd the r:;:i to .ni1I.______ persons load with, Sanford: ______ ____ JANUARY IS. 1555 ew dli1mi 1Ya e..i aeniW, TbIM '11 1PyUbIat movie wtthincr.asufor o,sd. Er nest A. Saumeister • ADMISSIONS __ IIRIi I. Dillerd 14W15 wouldldi '1ItIand 5" Gross twiih that 155 now Mary N. Revihs co4yatcai.Heu ld theosaiywuuJdh5,s$osstepa41j ______ ' P. .IOflh$ Smith MaUI. ____ ___ r to incrsmie to' o Enforcem.nt as to whit eoaiftidw a person. __ .auip Mary o. Patruska. essoerrv ieweUpwcsat. Howard A. MeMento The county in required by law to provide ho*tM Cars for Ella J. DIckht, Mary He J 1i'cat.I It may. wiiu.m L. noctie MIRIC D. o.Den.3 r-1a-i Tb. laisod P1Msh ad Suing y, o.u, iii actIens .1 the city. Q,j J, Ønajt, Origodo Geraldine Zachary, NOW bsh. beLies u.. lit "id' Ibuiasy i in wi1p session Lets R. RitRermin Del$eøa The r,'!kau reqa. hiblurs _____ Linda A. Acres, OWàn with a.. ad em yew, wield be raLIr Lillian N. $ureldt..Nena udut i Of '1iMI ad wi skuthed as lus H. Harvy, Ostigit ___ citY IT' II CS tkOf 5W diT flti ad these b'emg "Iseribly_a.prin " It t.udson F. Woriham, Detlona U1 A. Suttles. OSftSne . Gospel Concert Saturday ' 1, 1 '-,"-' - Bachelor To Seek Seat In Congress - larger Ford cars. - IN BRIEF .W EATHER Shah WantsTo Leave Panama' _ To Grant Hoy Commutation TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— Gay. Bob Graham says he discussed his decision to recommend clemency for killer Darrell Edwin Roy privately with Cabinet members last week, but did not ask for or get their promise to vote with him. Graham said Thursday that he called each member into his office separately last week for discussions that Include possiblle budget cuts and his inclinations on pending death cases. A UP! survey Indicates Graham has the required majority of three Cabinet members to carry the Hoy commutation from death to life in prison. Un ' emplóyment' At 5.9% _____ ____ Bashlor Back Home In Jail SAVANNAH,Ga.(UPI)—SllghtIy more than a week ago, 45-year-old Charles T. Bashlor, Just released from a Florida prison where he had served more than 28 years on a murder conviction, told authorities he would never go back to jail. Today, he is being held without bond In the Chatham County jail on a rape charge. Chatham is charged in the sexual assault of his cousin, with whom he was staying while looking for a • ' - 1!tis ________ ' em Plrnt Planners U g w • • - Pirry C. MCCIIIIWfl, Ohio . 8rsaIdFlurldIWWuidemI3rfe,ewsd "ivgrt, at em.. . em , rote. ----'-,a,g _ aa__ W -- v w WI vu— d**0* $ianel. MuorW -il Adnr.$w aerbe leotle7, ho --'-em 1r—M bi ip liii, made a jginnpp to do r--it.. ' Ye 'n herd a $.d aalMh. $.doy,' Hey aid 'lois ci the Funk : ewy goad, La at lr epadle pre. ost em 6'ss ir i*ss th pins ad_v e-'--&" he edvinId EIrgw, best ci th estj's omrs Of Nenng* Amibsis and Evles$ieul aid cenerIng e wield be "ii coenpir apples eru ad taii , -- ad lbs O"ty ad in akms IrwT. — J4 Giliwsy ait No beard'a ce'rr wealhe should e*'w In already platted eras. Tb. Laid did ant em_____ a Ob taiu1dIn" be T c4 "it*. w th recoinitim 01 C—'---- Jibe Mrto i IbILdbe k$flulItion Of.WLa lbs 'ilbdMilá rs1at1oss an overly tIMIN and II uris on a few his both to ., for ris rncu MISty 'dea to their — as will other em l*se. s ___ haw 'iii Ii. lbS Lewd -- -. emdt3 - - '— I. _aqs em adebety bsert Buss, 'elomg gOf g_ 1105$ law, in Seabed. The ,. aLa Juok kIdasia,I ieciMli. board alo revisued city' peibsmies Iaadis pl8 mud mid, 1,thIW em s _ : . '; '. • . . 2' L.- , - - here's an easy PERFECT WAY cotddbcfound. The commission was set up under a 1977 law in which Congress set current and future Social Security taxes and benefits In an effort to keep the system in financial balance for method to forget the morning rush. The difficult part of the several decades. experiment corns's when you grab your overcoat and, doff a top hat and head The commission's final report on financing the system and to (he misty shoreline of Lake Monroe. Once there. you and a friend can head other issues Is due a year from now. The Interim report, meanwhile, recommended Congress out into the barren Lake to catch a few fish and enjoy the mist as It rises from make several short-term changes in financing the three trust the warm waters. funds that operate the three basic parts of Social Security. TO BEGIN DAY 'Fantastic' Space Shuttle Reaches Final Simulation Orbit CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) Space Center. The launch — the second ma five-day series "Fantastic!" exclaimed Astronaut John The mock flight was expected to continue of dress rehearsals — was originally Young when the space shuttle Columbia for another six hours but space center of- scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Wednesday but a reached its final orbit after computer and ficials did not say whether Young and Navy series of malfunctions kept pushing back the mechanical problems delayed the simulated . Robert Crippen — who are scheduled liftoff time. launch for more than a day. to pilot the Columbia on its first real flight this On Wednesday, an overheating problem In The shuttle reached it final orbit Thursday summer or fall — would remain in the one of three fuel cells that provide electricity with the help of computers that simulated the spaceship for the entire test. to the shuttle scrubbed the mission. The fuel firing of the main rockets, steering engines Officials said the orbital operations planned cells are the main reason for thIs test, the first and controls about 44 minutes after the 11 for early today could be run without the in which the Columbia provided its own p.m. make-believe liftoff from the Kennedy primary crew In the cockpit. electricIty, After the overheating problem was remedied, the simulated Launch of the stubby. winged spaceship was rescheduled for 6:30 a.m. Thursday. But only four minutes and eight seconds before littoff, the ground computer stopped the countdown. I • ' nition Recog Key To B u n dy Defense Poll ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Few Orlando voters are familiar with circumstances surrounding Kimberly Leach's kidna pkilling but almost all of those polled last month recognize the name of Theodore Bundy. That was the conclusion of a telephone survey of over 300 people. Defense attorneys present the results today In support of their request that Bandy's second murder trial be moved again, Residents of Live Oak, where Kim 's decomposed body was found abandoned two years ago In a rusted pig sty, were so Inflamed that Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling called off jury selection there, He decided Bundy should be tried in Orlando. Defense attorneys claim Bundy's notoriety has preceded him. They have asked for a change of venue. Jopling agreed to hear arguments on the request this morning. Eleven jurors remain tentatively seated after four full days of Intensive interrogatlon. Five jury prospects already empaneled were dismissed late Thursday because of peremptory challenges, bringing to 35 the number of people who ha ve been excused, Nine challenges have been used. A telephone survey supervised by Dr. Phillip Taylor, a University of Central Florida professor, was conducted last Dec. 17-19. Air Force Capt. Eric Lloyd, a test con. ductor at the space center, said a malfunction In one of the shuttle's five computers was cleared up Thursday evening, Juice Yield 'High' For Orange Growers LAKELAND, Flu. (UN) — Florida citrusmen said they were surprised by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's increase in Its estimate of the juice yield of this season's orange crop but said they anticipated no marketing difficulties. The USDA Thursday estimated Florida growers would produce 200 million boxes of oranges — based upon conditions Jan, 1 — and said the crop should yield 1.32 gallons of concentrate for each box of oranges. Nationally, the USDA estimated orange production at a record 258 million boxes, down slightly from the December forecast but 23 percent more than last season. Florida Cabinet Rejects Higher Education Board' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Cabinet members say the new higher education board recommended by a Washington consultant Isn't needed because they intend to start running the colleges and universities, They scolded the consultant, in fact, Thursday, for not proposing a greater higher education role for them in the first place instead of "another layer of and other agencies. bureaucracy." The Cabinet held special workshop on higher education Issues which Gov. - Bob Graham and Education Corn. missioner Ralph Turilngton said is proof It intends to take Its role as the state Board of Education seriously and stop rubber stamping decisions by the Board of Regents, Department of Education The Academy for Educational Development, In a report to the Corn. mission on Post-Secondary Education last month, said the biggest problem facing higher education In Florida Is the lack of cooperation between universities, community colleges and vocational. technical schOols. When did you buy the beautiful At Jan's Produce- Try them you'll like tbem- vegetables? job. He was on life probation. "I sure hate to hear it," said Bashlor's defense attorney, Sam Jacobsen, Jacobsen worked 12 years without pay to gain Baslilor's release. "It really hits pretty bad. He called me a couple of days ago to tell me how wonderful everything was, how well he was doing, how great It was to be free," ' . *rniti P. Mali, LoniWoda ___ • • . , Herald Photo by Tom Netsel - . HOSPITAL NOTES 4 . ' - • _______ - _____________ Graham May Have Support - _ __ -" . - • ' ______ payment of benefits would be threatened." Because of this short-term financing problem, seven of the commission's nine members opposed any reduction in Social Security tax increases scheduled to take effect in 1981. Two members favored tax reductions if other finar.cin; - - ___ . Social Security Is Threatened' WASHINGTON (UPI) A national commission t(xlav recommended a series of steps to keep the Social Security system from going broke, including opposing any rollback of Social Security taxes next year. In an interim report to the president and Congress, the National Commission on Social Security said if economic conditions are worse than expected, the system's retirement trust fund could be so low within a few years that "prompt A.- A The Ford Motor Company has announced it is closing its Los Angeles plant Indefinitely, laying off 1,670 employees. Ford will also close nine of its 13 plants temporarily next week to reduce inventory. With a total of 36,500 Ford Employees laid"off; over 78,000 auto workers will be at least temporarily without work, as Ford workers Join employees of six General Motors plants and two Chrysler plants. The current market can only absorb three quarters of the cars U.S. automakers have the capacity to build, necessitating the layoffs, the Wall Street Journal reported today. The Los Angeles plant was a major producer of Exxon, Chevron, Texaco, Phillips and Shell blamed the latest increases on foreign crude-oil price increases. The American Petroleum Institute had at least some good news. The API reported Thursday in New York the nation's gasoline stocks rose last week during the four-day New Year's holiday and remained above the minimum acceptable level for the second week in a row. "Motorists practiced conservation over the New Year's weekend when driving weather was relatively good in most parts of the nation," an oil analyst said. "This pattern reflects a continuation of the sharp decline in demand that was apparent in November and December." Supplies of distillate, used primarily for home-heating oil, declined last week to 225.9 million barrels. - 1,670 Ford Workers Leave ' - Kennedy Effort ,. - , • Lawyer To Lead ! 'I'l.,,#I, k .'.- - -.4, ""r.".. - ' ii:ent price controls. The U.S. oil industry last raised gasoline prices by between 3 and 6 cents a gallon and increased home-heating oil prices by an average 3 cents a gallon in mid-December as a result of crude-oil price boosts by Saudi Arabia and three other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC failed to agree on a uniform oil price at its Dec. 18-21 meeting in Caracas and most other cartel members raised their oil prices — some retroactively to Nov. 1 or Dec. 1. Nt:' I ~ " .- , almost immediately because the Energy Department permits dealers to pass their wholesale buying costs directly along to the motorist. Consumers' heating oil bills also will reflect the newest hikes soon because hionieheating oil no longer falls under govern- - (Continued From Page 1A) " By United Press International Labor leaders and politicians agree George Mean a plumber's son who quit school at 16 to take up his fattier's trade became "a towering figure on the national scene." said, Clerk Candy Spencer of Orlando, alone in the store, quickly ARREST FOLLOWS ACCIDENT compiled with his demands, deputies said, and the suspect, a A North Carolina man was arrested at midnight Thursday six-foot white male in his 30s, with Jet black hair, wearing after he backed his truck Into a Cauelberry bar with enough black-rimmed glasses, and weighing 250 pounds, ran out of the force to damage the roof, deputies say. main entrance of the mall into the parking lot. The driver, identified as Danny Ray Owens of High Point, BIKE PARTS STOLEN N.C.,was arrested for harassing and threatening the tow truck A k was thrown through the window of a Sanford bicycle operator and deputy attempting to remove his vehicle from the shop window early Wednesday morning by thieves who were wall of the Post Time Lounge, located at the corner of U.S. after parts for a cyclecross bike, police said. Highway 1712 and Dog Track Road, at midnight Thursday, The Bike and Mower Center of Sanford, g0l French Ave., Lost deputies MY. worth of parts plus its front window between'S a.m. and Owens reportedly rammed the building a short time earlier, 9:25 a.m. police report disabling his truck and damaging the roof of the bar. He Is BURGLARY ARREST The parts listed by the store as missing are used for dirt charged with assaulting an officer &W disorderly conduct and An Altamonte Springs man was brought for Initial apracing bikes, pearance before the county court Thursday, on charges he had was scheduled for arraignment today. TWO BREAK-INS FAIL burglarized a business earlier that morning. ,Wl31sTFORSTOLENGUN Thleves'attempting to break Into two Sanford shops failed In A Sanford man is under arresi for selling a stolen gun to a Carter I.. Scott was ordered held In lieu of $1,060 ball and their attempts, but damaged doors with pry bars Thursday scheduled for arraignment Tuesday, following his arrest in. friend, police say. morning, police say. Richard Frederick, of 40 Castle Brewer Court In Sanford, Is side the Forest City Tire Company, State Road 436 In Aft. Italph's at 519W. 13th St., and Jimmy's grocery, of 1521 W. being held onll,06ObaIl In the Seminole Jail, on charges he sold monte, deputies say. 13th St., each suffered damage from a pry bar. In both the stolen 22 caliber magrnun revolver to a friend. He war Deputies, responding to --'NEswa'-&;"'aftottle uliheff.1 burglary attempts, the thieves failed to gain entrance to the arrested at 11:10 a.m. Thursday, and will be arraigned on Jan. say they found Scott, of Spanish Trace Drive In Altamonte stores say police. 15. Springs, Inside the building, hiding behind lockem Italy Records 1st Kidnap The effect of such a decline was like throwing away half the dollars in your wallet or giving away half your savings, said Dr. James Clifton, associate director of the chambers Inflation Fight Center. ARMED BURGLARY ARREST A man wielding a gun made off,wlth $70 from a Butler Plaza store In the the Casselberry area Thursday after threatening a clerk, sheriff's deputies report. At 1:30 p.m. the suspect walked into Toy King In the shop. ping center at the corner of U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 436, police said. Pulling a blue pistol from his pocket, he told a . k111 V. e ?VVI Ult LU JIU &U ULU III IL [VIMC1. "" -- - Conlmerce. A Sanford man was arrested on armed burglary charges, following a break-In at Carlo's Resta urant, 1006 S. French Ave. Thursday morning. Ricky C. Hampton, of 600 S. Park Ave., was charged with using a knife to cut through a screw and enter at 3:23 a.m. Police accuse Hampton of stealing $1295 In change from the restauran t's register and a bottle of wine. He was arrested 20 minutes after the break-tn, seven blocks away, huddled over a fire with several other men, police report Hampton is being held In lieu of $10,500 ball ISPIDERIMARTIN CONVICTED Orlando jazz musician John "Spider" Martin and another man were convicted Thursday of robbing the Lake Monroe poet Office on Oct. 23. jsf 4 and James Young, 53, face federal sentences of up to 25 years for the robbery of $126 In stamps and cash and unvalidated money orders. They will be sentenced on Feb. 19 for the crime, before Federal District Judge George C. Young In Orlando. Meany Left America 'Better Life' - 1970 Dollar Worth 50 Cents, Commerce Chamber Says "i I RICH QUIGLEY ...new opportunity Friday, Jan. ii. 19I0-3A em em MONTHLY SING 'NEW SONS OF SONG' 7:00 PAS • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ((UP!)— Big Talbot Island, a that figured in the 1,8324cre tract new land scandal that led to indictment 01 former Natural Resources Director Harmon 8delds, his won a place on the priority list for state acquisition this year. But the lsiandisat the very bottom ola list 0110." projects which makes It unlikely there will he enough money to buy It any time soon, even If the governor and Cabinet authorize It. Jacksonville Reservations are coming In fast for the 15'day tour to Europe Including a visit to OBERAMMERGAU and seeing the PASSION PLAY; also including travel to Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and France departing June 17, 1960, The Oberammergau Passion Play Is presented every ten and 1960 Is the year. Reservations are open to everyone and must be made before Jan. 11th. A deposit of $550 will reserve a place for you and will be deduc .4 from toW cod of Va tour at the time of final payment. Su y, January 13th. Sun Big Talbot Island On List &A Nor"________ ____ __ l ar _ic fwtiii an 'iidi. It this days to forecaiing, thaie we only IWO lddo ii ecsssmlsts: Thite are em vhs don't bwo ad thus who don't they t keaw," don't know. HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! years Everyone Welcome Ink. Monroe Iaptlst Church FOR BROCHURE AND ENROLLMENT FORM call Dr. Virgil Bryant, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford 3322662 or 3231640. It. 15 & Choic1 St., IAS Msuros - 111111 Aó'V FRESH EXTRA F LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS! JAN'S PRODUCE OPIN win., ru.. SAT.4 SUN. I AM SN S:l$ PM Located IN The Isar Of The Sinterd VilIsge leper Phe Mart.?. PHONE 3234414 liiiFreachAys. (Hwy. 17.52), Sanford 0 - - . " 1 -1~ffw ;,IIJ&V , ~ . . : -`wl .11~ 2~-_-_ 2. - *, M ., .`,I<..- . ; :-,:., " :-.~~-, i , I , ,_ '~'. - -I~ i 11 ~ , i,1. 11~ :;. I *. -, ., .. - .& ", I . ... . i. I t .'..,, - ~ .~'(7- I 1~~?,,; -h . .- J_ ago 1 I V, I ~ iF. I - I ~ `#~ 7 ,-";~ ~, I , -7 I - 0. . Zr-" "I I .;1T_J7V--7F~" ft. 0 I . t #1 . ~.---I-,. ,W - , .: *. " %. ol I JV.2 - 7 ~ t. , X---I=, -- I* - .f. ~' ,~,V_1.11,r. , ,k%f 00 . I . 12rv!- -2r :~r"17 1r,r — --.-& V_ I -,---- - . - �1 - -. - - .. S 0 S .. - . -. .. -- -- ...-. -. - _••:--- 1. '0 Evening Heiald %'11 4 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD1 FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O6322•ll or$31-9993 Friday, January 11, 1910-4A Around Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.Z; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Now Or !4. Never Maybe The Clock By DIANE PETRYX ... The appeasement by the democrats of . . totalitarian aggressors during the 1930s led directly to World War II. If the slide toward some I. comparable catastrophe in our own time Is to be stopped, appropriate penalties must be Imposed ".:on the Soviet Union for its Invasion of Afghanistan. : : . I I I . . ERIY'S WORLD -I 1. 0 . - . .. 11 - . -. •! - . . . • . - . -• LAND ' - •. - lit T *- (4 . .- 0 • . T M%*$ - g70s*Cha nge Another' Bi By ARNOLD SAWISLAK qualified for prenominauon subsidies toeajlng WASHINGTON (UPI) - Not since the $.5 million. With $43.5 rnhlllcm to the Ford railroads and the telegraph made national and Carter general election campaigns and tra vel and communication a reality has $3.6 million for the Republican and anything changed American political wac- Democratic national nventions, U* nnai ties more than public financing of ire expense to the taxpayerl was $70.6 prgJ n1 1111.111011 m 1972 Watergate scandal Was the Studies show the presidential share of the catalyst The money that financed the White estimated $540 million spent for all U.S; House plwnbers and the bungling burglars campaigns In 1970 declined from 33 to 30 Democratic National percent compared to 1972. Co II had been mind Uy and in dung expenditures did make some many Cases illegally - to support the I'.- changes on the character of the campaigns. election of Richard Nixon. There was less activity of a purely local 'ij $ of JJj5jflg private dOnatiOns to nature and 1... spent on buttons, bumper ps1gn and financing them with public stickers and campaign trinkets. Scm. people money was not new. But few people clas, to saw this as a loss In the excitement and fun of really believed It could a campaign and possibly a factor In reducing be Installed in the United Stit.s until the voter turnout Watergate. It was no surp rise that much of the private The reformers originally hoped to bring Ill money - barred from the 197$ presidential entire system - congressional as well as campaign, went instead to congressional presidential campaigns - under public campaigns. The congressional share of the financing. But It became clear that totalroesfr to 1$ percent, anda lot of It congressional zeal for reform did not extend came from the newly popular "political actO its system. of public financing lion committee," business &W labor groups took the Iel af they =W get arid vowed to up o help their friende. maka the fIght for complete reform later. it also was no surprise that the reformers So the rules changed for the 197$ who got public f inancing for presidential peaidsntW canpaJgns only. To demonstrate campaigns Into law struck out frying to ixthey were serious candidates, presidential tend It to cosesional campaigns ho $5inSKIof30Th House members especially were entranced to qualify for subsides while seeking party by their new campaign fund bopw" ,and, nominations. The nominees than got $21.6 giving all sorts of No flown reasons million each for the general election cam- repeatedly r.fuaed to put themeelves under psign. (With lolhatioss, the 1* candidates public fh1ng. At this point. It probably will Net at least $i m1UIOIL) would take a ucendal of major proportions to Fifteen Democrats and Republicans c'angs that. • " ___ u. ' _____ ___ ___ ____ __ . - -• . me - u ___ ___ - _____ - -, - - •: ____ F. v '- - , - - , •0 -'. ____ ___ ___ _____ .,r ..• - ':. - - __________ --- _ 0. __ - __ -'' ' - a,* . I • • i pv ..••*,•• . ' i e • - I 0. '.• •• • • • .0 . S , 'M I ,," - - - on: a petition by Leonard K. Vogel to vacate the 25 feet of land; board, - Land Company in approving a special exception for Southern Bell Telephone Company to contract a telephone company service operations center; an appeal by Treena A. Kaye against the Board of Adjustment In denying a special exceptlon to park a mobile home in Beck Hammock. Passed unanimously approval of a request for a refund of $35 to be made to William E. Robinson, 10506 Buck Road in Orlando, because his appli cation for a special exception mobile home permit was accepted In error. -Approved unanimously the site plan for "A Storage Inn," a storage warehouse to be built on State Road 436 and Carolan. -Continued for two weeks the request to allow a sign to be placed in the 50-foot buffer strip abutting State Road 434 for Petty's Meats, and Springs PUD Commercial Center. Acknowledged submittal of a $5,000 performance bond from Wayne Jacobs. Approved unanimously a request to vacate and abandon a plot of Slavia Colony Company's land in Seminole County. - - - WE ARE BUYING at NEW HIGHER PRICES! ____ MISS. NANCY SIaWART McGATIS- Funer al sirvices for Mrs. Nancy McGates Stewart, N, of Old Geneva Road, Geneva, will be Sunday, Jan. 13, of 1:30 p.m. with Nov. Sylvia Byrd officiating. Burial in Geneva Cemetery. Wilson.. r Mrs. Nancy McGates Stewart, 96, of Old Geneva Road, Geneva, died Jan. 4 at Jar horn.. Barn In Garnett, S. Eichetberger in charge. tC,, she moved to LONG, CHAlLIS- Funeril '.1106. She was a member i kes 1, of New Bethel ME (]nrch, 240 Crawford Drive, Sanford, dIed Jan. 7 at home, will be Geneva, the Stewardess wiio Saturday. Jan. 13. at theFirit Board and many other son Church at me Living Dad Moore's Temple en Bell Avinue, organizations. °'°' Burial in RStIaem She Is survived by a Y . WilsOn.IlChIlbvw, CInWt.!. Ira Mr.. 'daughter, McCI.AIN P110051',ijgiyer; 13 granddildren; Funeral wvlcis for Freddie 30 gress.gradcblkh'en and 90 McCia$n, 13. of Rochester, N.Y., Jan. 13. at 4 'grsat.great.grandchlldran. will be Saturday, Davis Memorial p.m. at 'J Wilson-Elchilberger Cemetery. 'fltusville, with Nov. Mortnesy Is In clasp- of 1 1' : auaw 0ALL P -; , t.,.V4 Crawford Drive, Sanford, sdJsa.7athisresldence. In Thiavilie he had avid in SSnfOId for ISMY 0 - 'der Jstnei Long; sisters, - - - PS •NàNI fr MON.T$RU PRO. 94 UTVIDAY 9-1 kusUN)Ib60-• - - BUYING . 7 Part Silver Half Dollars - 1965 to 1910 - PAY 12.60 Each Psi Silver Nichols 1942 To 1945 PAY 15' Each - - - - CANADIAN SILVER COINS (Prior To 1966) - PAY 11.00 Each - ___ HALF DOLLARS ______ PAY 13.50 [act, DIMES - PAY 70' [scSi PAY '1.75 Each - 1200 1175 'iso '140 '205 '525 '175 '300 '565 We ieu.ys ii, p4m To No OLD GOLD WANTED I - No - PLATINUM WANTED WE ALSO Wed Lisa - sultstwilirWiwsfIrsIisaiss,c,asi,u,øsuJmom. siPill pw to 1034, W of am WANT TO BUY ro We PAY '400 Per Ounce OLD JEWELRY 4 WANTED *Aire Stamps $ Stamp Collections 'Ran Coins $ Coin Colections BUYING FOREIGN GOLD TOOl 'Iseeky Of All kinds, BUYING STERLING SILVER Of Gold, Sv,r, Platinum L New NOW Prices Containmg Precious Stones Everything Marked "Steding" Is Wanted St,dbi Ratwars - We Pay: 'Silver Sari Aad Medals •P*r Money 'Coluectihie Witches Dinner Fiats Salsiferti 'N$ D. 112101*. 'Atils Of Ouality Sup Spies 11210 Ea '11.901*. •Mtlii Rupees feTis Spins Now Higher Prices 24 MAT GOLD - We '540 Per Qunca 18 KARAT 60(0 - We PAY 1250 Per Ounce 14 KARAT GOLD We PAY '200 Per Ounce 10 KARAT GOLD We PAY 1140 Per Ounce is vivau 'soo I*ael S 14y IN tess in Ws it'l I COINS 'ISO 1140 ) 3221215 NTi:mssh,*t,a, low ata,r, aw aid We priosss stases NINIy. MS II Na 0 '- COIN COLLECTIONS 08d WANTED! 'MI tim: Of High '1.01 to. $e,stM psss isis he is he amid Ssy em at ar isidp N b51 ow (51 u em. Os set is at lpssid hiss bo sh a, 1$f (do A. Ow IN Pill pius cast 'Old). asS sisal 0 paul to hat. 14'IlIa kilves - Serving Pieces 12511 of: I Wess puss, pius ON Wesus, an Weep Mr. kWeulupapsd III__issWuiss - Ie S v em et rasfos. try as! lbowbilli - . III I TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS THIS WIEII Mdsy Lad Sstvrdsy, homy 11 & 12 DILTONA INN-DELTONA, FLORIDA Seadsy And Meadsy, Jssasry.13 £14 UNIVERSITY INN-. D.LAND, FLORIDA I \ ~ -1 ~~ C, k STAMP6104-COIN COMPANY Rut Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, Florida 32790 Yes. Wi Make Houss CaiIs-Ieguls Office Phone (305)6284461 Ron ill-Jest lehed Main Lit.y-Phs.1 7345711 UNIOID DIAMOND ewtt riarict win 125 1/10 Ct. '12 120 125 1/8 Ct. 118 '30 1/6 Ct. 150 125 135 0 75 1/4 Ct. '125 '45 1/3 Ct. '200 1110 40 3/8 Ct. 1150 '300 .100 1/2 Ct. 1500 '250 '135 2/3 Ct. '750 '365 '210 3 /4 Ct. 1500 11,000 1300 1/8 Ct. '650 '1,300 '400 Full Ct. '1.000 '2,000 1600 1% Ct. 1750 4,300 12,600 1)11 Ct. 11.100 14000 '2,000 Full 2 Ct. '2,000 18000 4,000 Larger Yet: Bring in for appraisal and offer. is Own, lie LØI To Otto tess For Pity Pest Sties: 5011: Du*ais AN r.dsd fit cil,, danty, cel I Inikiace "HWsu" stein as sup Kdi*Uuly sififi is reictz. _____________ Tea Spies • 2417 BICN AVE.: - Thomas Rumbley, $300; and John D. Fleetwood, $300. - Approved unanimously payment of insurance claims on the part of Elton Johnson and Nancy L. Johnson for $1,500, and Carl Slaughter and Martha V. Slaughter, $7,500. -Approved unanimously renewal of premiums payment in the amount of $106,844. Approved unanimously authorization for the Manpower, manager to terminate the Individualized Manpower Training System Sub-Grantee Agreement with Seminole Community College as provided for under the terms of the sub-grant agreement. - Approved unanimously re-appointment of all present members of the Private Industry Council and a new member to fill the business category vacancy. Approved unanimously release of escrowed funds in the amount of $67.6M. 85 to the developer of Sunrise. 91 an We lswvi Tie mflt Is çijs Ow Isp Pncss 111W iaitt (set Up!'! ( PHONE '\ :INSURANCI: S..i. C.iys in the amounts noted: James Edward Worrell, $150; Howard - PAY 116. 50 [scSi LEFOR SCARCE DATES! (Except Plate) 6 - •TONY RUSSIO - unanimously authorization for Kirchhoff - to (Prior To 1936) 60L0'SiO 601.0 110.00 60(0 '20.00 % '- - OF SILVER WANTED 60(0 '3.00 - , ~VnIssuivivedbyMsNW. ALL KINDS 60tD'l.00 GOLD 12.50 • S.DRIVIRSS - Approved - Now Higher Prices wont M : - HALF DOLLAR 1964 and before PAY '1.50 Each OUARTERS - 1964 and before PAY '3.15 Each DIMES - -1964 and before - PAY '1.50 Each 5011: We WI Psy Ii. 1e Is Vr Isrs h.ubbn I U.S. Sit yEW DOLLARS BUYING U.S. GOLD I Approved unanimously the warrant register dated Jan. 8. Approved unanimously payment to public defenders Gary Siegel and B.J. Russell Hornsby of $450 and $746.69, respecUvel)'. Approved unanimously payment of $6.53 to Donald McVeagh for a check for refunds due on 1908 tax sales for which the county clerk stopped payment in 1975. - - PAY At Least 15 Times Face Value: UOIIIGN SILVER COINS WANTED 0 0 11M. c. t., is, of 3WMOI*I athers aid other relatives. 1 .,WihenEithelberger Mcj. ary Is In charge of rangemante. . FOR . OAmAWU onswaft 5 1 - Charlie Slade Verdell Fayson officiating. 'INSURANCE: S - U.S. SILVER COINS - WllIon.Eichelb,rg,r in charge. COST •ILOWAUTO •. Building New Record High Prices ..L t QUARTERS _____ ,-7- -# -F I DOLLARS NIRTO, MRS. CARMIN CLAN A- Funeral mass for Mrs. Carmen Clara Mato, 47, of 100 Exeter Aye, who died Thursday at her residence, will b celebrated Saturday at 10 am. at the Church of the Nativity with Fr. Clement J. Kuhns officiating. Wake service, Friday at 7 p.m. at Brisson Funeral Homw with Fr. William Ennis officiating. Brisson Funeral Home-PA in charge. by the Come by and see us - take home extra cash. We buy like crazy and pay cash to everyone. It's amazing how many dollars an old junk of or a few pieces of sterling can bring you. BUYING SILVER COINS -, MRS. CAPMENNIETO FREDDIEMcCLAIN Mrs. Carmen Clara Nieto, 47, of 100 Exeter Ave., Lake Freddie McClaIn, 43, of Mary, died Thursday at her Rochester, N.Y,, died Jan. 3 residence. She was born in at Rochester, New York City and came to He Is survived by two Lake Mary In 1973 from those. sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth She was a member of the Thorpe, Tallahassee and Mrs Church of the Nativity, Lake Loreatha Banks, Titusville; Mary and TOPS Club, Lake brother, Jerome Welsh, Mary. Titusvllle; aunt and uncle Mr. She is survived by her and Mrs. Joe Johnson, husband, Ralph, Lake Mary; Galncsvllle,; nieces and three eons, Ralph Anthony, nephews. Alan Scott, and Darien Wilson-Eicbelberger Raymond Nieto, all of Lake Mortuary Is In Charge of Mary; father, Arturo Solano, arrangements. New York City; three sisters; and three brothers. Funeral Notk. Brinson Funeral Home-PA Inchargeof arrangements. STIWART, NANCY Wright and William Ekdah against decisions Contractor's Board. Approved forwarding an invoice from Norman Robbin in the amount of $0 regarding the Department of Transportatlon vs GAC Properties to the Florida Departments of Transportation for payment. 11 - Authorized payment of $1,316.32 from Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith and Cutler for professional legal services. Authorized payment of $381.27 to Nabors, Potter, McClelland, Griffith and Jones, for legal services. Little bit of, split schedule this week. Seem: hit another fellow who buy: coins is occupying our space for a few days, but since we usually Pay a little more, this shouldn't make much difference. Folks south around the OeltonaDeBary-San!ord area can catch us Thursday and Friday at the Deltona Inn. Then on Sunday and Monday, and also for several more weekends, we will be back at our old stand at the University Inn in Deland. NEED CASH*, ) AREA DEATHS - Hi Folks, Loses Road-Paving Fight Denying an appeal against a county staff that burden of cost to the user." road paving requirement, the Seminole LeBeaux said If his church had 500.600 County Commission effectively stopped the members they could afford to pave the road, Longwood Bible Baptist Church from building but now they have only 235. a new place of worship on land they put"We only have 25-30 cars come In on a chased. Sunday morning," he said. "Twenty on In looking over the site plan for the church, Sunday night and maybe 15 on a Wednesday." the county's land development staff made the "Knowing how churches grow," Williams stipulation that the builders pave a portion of said, "You will double or triple in size. We Oak Ridge and Acorn Lane in Longwood that have to look at the long range." would lead to their church. With plans for growth and a proposed 10,500 In appealing this decision to the county square-foot building, the staff recommended commission Tuesday, Leo LeBeaux, pastor of against waiving the paving requirement the church, said paving the required 2,300 feet based on expected traffic generation, said would cost in excess of $9,O nd "would be Herb Harden, land development adout of the question,, • .- ministrator. LeBeaux added that UI d urch bought the • The commissioners denied the request 3-2, property after being toliI by the county zoning with Commissioners Bob French and Sandra department there would be no problem Glenn voting for waiving the requirement. building there. "if it had been a bar, It would have been "We asked them twice to make sire," much easier to say no to them," Harden said LeBeaux said, after the vote. Commissioner Dick Williams explained LeBeaux said Wednesday the church will that the road paving requirement Is meant to now put the property up for sale. pass on the cost of maintaining roads to those - He said he Is "not mad at anybody," but the who create the Increased traffic, rejection will cost the church "a bundle." "We've discovered over the years," He said the church had to pay a substantial Williams said, "that it's very expensive on amount in lawyer fees and will now have to the public at large to maintain roads with a lot return building material purchased to build of traffic if the road ia unpaved. Asaconrafters ln the new building ata loss of$aoo. sequence, it has become our policy to shift - DIANE PETRYK. - execute liens for public defender fees on the following persons an appeal against the Board of Adjustment by the Florida "We're considering the public good," Williams said. "We're Approved unanimously the preliminary plan for Brentwood made by the Red Bug Development Company. Approved unanimously the Seminole Estates' five-acre development plan by Gemstone Properties Inc. - Approved Jan. 22 as the date for appeals by Kenneth 000006000 - . .1 They complained there is no place for visitors to park in front of their homes. They also criticized the commission for not getting more public input before installing the signs. Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the subdivision was built before the school, that's why the street width is inadequate. The commission also: Approved a 71 percent merit increase for Dr. Jorge Deju, director of the Seminole County human services department, Increasing t he county's portion of his six-month salary to $9,030. Commissioner Kirchhoff voted against the increase. Agreed to direct the county attorney to study the ramifications of the county providing fire protection service to the Palm Cove subdivision located In Orange County. The commissioners noted the area has no coverage from Orange County. Approved unanimously a request to authorize Kirchhoff to execute a contract with Florida Power Corp. for Bel-Aire Hills Unit I. - Approved unanimously requests to hold public hearings Longwood- Baptist Church' t • "We can enforce what you've got," he told the cornmissioners, "But I think it's unreasonable, personally." Homeowners also complained that their street was the only one singled out, when young pupils traverse other streets In the neighborhood as well. • issue" by returning Ids son's application to the contractor's Lippert said he holds a class 'A' license In Orange County not ducking anything. In fact we've bent over backwards to and a class 'C' license In Seminole County. give this lengthy, lengthy consideration." County Building official Den Flippen explained to the A motion to return the application to the contractors' board commissioners that with a class 'A' license a contractor "can so Lippert may apply for a class 'B' license If he desires passed build anything from a bomb shelter to the Empire State unanimously. Building ." The commission also, In the face of a community protest, "Class 'A' is considered an unlimited license," Flippen said. agreed to reconsider "no par king" signs recently placed on With class 'B,' he explained, a contractor can build Sweetbrier Street In the Woodlands subdivision, residential or commercial buildings and remodel buildings Residents there stated the parking ban was too stringent, beyond three stories In height. With class 'C,' a contractor can since It was Intended to make it safer for students going to and only build single-family residences or duplexes up to two from school. They suggested they be In force only during stories, those times chliiken are going back and forth. Lippert, to date, has built one house. The commission agreed to study the possibility of amending Commissioner Bob Sturm suggested that Lippert be granted the signs to restrict parking from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 3 - 4 a class 'B' license. His motion failed for lack of a second. p.m. But the regulations will stay as they are until Feb. 1. Due to the fact that regulations for obtaining contractors' Seminole County Sheriff John Polk, in attendance during the licenses were made more stringent since Lippert first applied debate, agreed with the homeowners. By DON GRAFF You may have heard It mentioned here and there of late that the, Kennedy campaign Is in trouble. The juggernaut that was supposed to roll over everything and everyone In its path en route to the Democratic presidential flomination has developed a ba4 case of flat tires before reaching the first irlmary. Meanwhile, the man In the White House who so recently was familiarly, even somewhat contemptuously, referred to as JImmy is Increasingly known to a print- and airwaves- attuned public as President Carter. This is the same individual who pad. dlewheeled down the MIsI'iippI on a meetthe-people journey that stands as one of our time's sillier exercises In political irrelevancy. Who was sacking his Cabinet almost en masse and rebuking us for our malaise, which was somehow supp,ed t, be responsible for the energy crisis, to prove his leadership. All that was a few months back - it only seems like years ago. Butcrlsea coin, and go, situations change and people forget. Rapidly. For which President Carter can be thankful. He is now not only dominating the political news but pulling iteadpy farther ahead of his challenger In the presidential preference polls. In this, of course, he has had a great deal of assistance, not only from the crisis called Iran but train the challenger himself, In the weeks since his formal announcement of candidacy, Edward Moore Kennedy has had ample opportunity to demonstrate his peculiarly schizophrenic political style. He can be a spellbinder with a prepared speech. But in handling ad hoc questions and in uiwehear.ed remarks he has a remarkable facility for tripping over his own thoughts, or lack of same, He also has a problem with the Kennedy legend, which works both ways Images of Csnelot,urecalled mistily by some, may be an asset. But recollections of the campaigns of his brothers, when the ezitement they stirred Is compared with his own currently stalled effort, tend to have the opposite effect As a result, the Juggernaut Is begin ning to lock to some do.e otservers, as quoted in a current Wall Street Journal analysis, more like "the closest thing to a politicalSkylab." Well, this too may pass. In fact, it is very likely to since me of the lessons of the events at the last few maidhe is h rapldjy and tio to what an exterene degree political situa ns change. Nothing Is to be taken as a certainly until the actual votes are counted. ___ -r By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer a job if he got the license and Lippert's father. Friday, Jan. 11, 1"0--SA Russells Rehearing On Boat Dock I Russian Moves ____ mission Denies for a class 'A' license, the commission tabled rather than denied his application so he could return to the building contractor's board and apply for a class 'B' without falling under The Seminole County Commission denied a request for a the new rules, rehearing by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Russell ëoncerning Despite this "bending over backwards," as Commissioner ' their boat dock, which extends 12 feet further into the canal Dick Williams termed it, Lippert and his father attempted to behind their home than the county allows for In their building • continue the debate, which had gone on an hour and 45 permit. minutes, by insisting the license should be granted. Commissioner Bob French moved to deny the request, Lippert pointed to his Orange County license and the expert versions of which have been before the commission for a year. witnesses he brought forth, "This Is an appeal to an appeal to an appeal," Commissioner Orange County, a building official said, only requires a Bob Storm clarified, as he seconded the motion. It passed written exam and doesn't care about experience. unanimously. "Our building board Is comprised of experienced conAssistant County Attorney Bob McMillan said the appeal this • tractors," Flippen said. "They're expert witnesses, too." I time is likely a step taken prior to the Russells going to court Flippen explained Seminole County's new regulations on the matter. The Russells live at 1721 Missouri, near the Port require the applicant for a class 'A' license to have state of Sanford. certification or have been licensed In another city or county for In other action at this week's meeting, the commission five years. Lippert is ineligible for state certification because continued until Feb 12, a request by L.H. Lippert to reverse he does not have a 4-year college degree. ' the decision of the Building Contractor's Licensing Board Under the old county regulations, a class 'A' license could be which denied him a class 'A' general contractor's license, granted to an applicant with two years of field experience who Lippert, 21, has not yet graduated from college and brought passed the written exam. witnesses before the commission to attest to his capabilities as The board did not feel Lippert had sufficient experience, a builder. These Included a college professor who is his Fuppen said. academic advisor, a builder who said he would hire Lippert for Lippert's father accused the commission of "ducking the The Real Thing 0 ________ _____ . * Lippert's father said denial of the class 'A' license would ______ • •• damage his son financially and be detrimental to his career. WAlUNGlN - ml prof.sinaie wi me United States dominated the oil Belatidy, Carter sent military aid to North that Beesisnev had lied to him and that the wakh Soviet moves have a desatlng ix. heartland when ter tack charge of Yemen, but it was too little and too late. North Soviet invasion of Ngi'wislw violated • pition ti iiwasios of faJ'-sIjtan, bid American foreign poky In 1177. lbs world's Yemen ixdsn,d to take out Insurance In "accepted International rules of behavior," • their eriers a'sss't likely to islanuI it to the two largeSt oil exporters, Saud Arabia and Moecow by Igpth an ar ms pact with the •• "U the prskIent has paid any attention at Whii The Nohe wante to fran, were solid - Anwk*n uSia,. Then the Soviet Usiosi. There are Ii4,flhIeu, reports, all to the depstchss from our embassy In I. baud rost en aisisi, that $oIstsbepnt.stigtW.m.We. Moscow,beshouhd bow tha$.shrianot $4 M. 197$, lbs S bound by the truth and that the only rids he dispatched a Cubus uadevçound rnoven,g to overtbrow lbs mililsey fs to as omem .d mon respects is row pr," d a officer. out of $ ft wpm Bed Sea from the Saul oil 41P The Yr' .t W ..taut aaly Footnote: In fairness, Soviet "a" into - and olsctive '°N. of ft Whit. Hease. But It was Ca.h.e mlshandilng of the western spheres of began before • iqs't. wars the - ad N*dbd by Iranian crisis, say the analysts, that per. Car ter became presldest.Ths men of Wd©Sd Ame cNbsllpsolsdtoive4uput asaded the Soviet. It weidd be safe to take Mi.covy correctly cslcralat.d that the U.S. adYIMIIIflAddlSAbibLTbeauabItslste over Afghanistan, He failed to bol'tke •vftafPfl .ilreglsslba,.at. dafeatlnVietMmhadse4tmn,r ican Aur EV$' fared, thIus, iopIst' • isloom • Will to defend faraway lande. II slab eatabi a ishetiWe w 1. ss±-, t-; Mnrne will ho brave VaiS ID arise CW ID acnptibl, to the Unbid P*e, In thai to P-Ii mov ' 'BuCiuid W'$ Mtrel5t t Into the ene - $s-sh so t 5SS fr. Dir thi 1st i of the shs' lCrem a * Cobse slack- tr'e Is VI.tsvan vacuum, iauldering ash, the a cwftft" . (Idnue who struajied bully for pesition. their - d. ISde WI Wkahos1sathYemInthetoe PQ$ibidtheóc.uiidtheád.r.Th. T of the Arobl p"uuls, The s, actiag tJan exID , h,.ded by the bs5 (iwtollaUoa, - cee in $ovIst presence In aon1et a.::at$ack 'pm a #iitm tia . er Amwim Y ¶ set off elena I. f ___ ___ .11 C*I the Soviels dt kwItM, to 1ek1. 'u$de.I Wft Saud Arobla • 11111-i hey a lMu'iigt.& sad their. aWWW t. skull treeps late f'- I. euse Bob'sw's ______ tines, i remuia a10 recskMrst Ltr lvb;r tehetal a mere naks ever a F41 5Nr 1, I.. 61W ___ ______ whish, 'pea_________ Isctius, turned out to he 101i ftbasse oiJy • Ism , s.d. Pin do bm i16 Isla ft - ' ' a -mi ptun. l vu asked Ssoit ip -'--. the ErenIn ersUen as fobulaSo The _-a-. I(N31$SIhePIId r-h In W* tomb " si mMtan.Mmeawh. ThUos, made escis to Meecew GilL in be"siVuep&IAnuu1c*ar lb .k rIn adIrM. The Radsea 1bsZtIm leaden, fur aU lbefry by k 'udus 1 1971 ad telie4 it d uuc p. They cuuI't reset the ci to sacarbele I macsW than Carter Mzet r headed by whit.. sad i, y woild power vacuum 'Amesism NIsthsneThsy took audi - to se maW7 povpr to adv Soviet in. nineties. 1dey,A'peie is pslelhsd by -sN d the rr week. (W with the Saud. là eaStag eff lljIIng In • 1i1p- e, omoer "hid Cn oeps whe t their ardees from tu Will aiverul nc: Y.mas. bluely at pr-'M's shocked stit'mesl Moscow. - -- ~. -. / I: . 0•••' • • t 0, I Carter Blamed For . . .i com JACK ANDERSON .. I - .:.. 1- WASHINGTON WORLD ____ - The commissioners also questioned Tuesday the transfer of $3,500 from a library books and materials account to pay for prim..g a year's supply of color-coded transaction slips. They are color-coded to facilitate sorting by due dates. Commissioners questioned whether the use of color was responsible for the seemingly high cost of the printing. "And are they color-coded so people who can't read can process them at the library?" one commissioner asked. The commission can rest easy. Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger cleared up the matter Wednesday. Colored transaction slips are "very Important "controls" in keeping due date slips in sequence, he said. And the extra cost of colored paper is negligible, he reported. The high cost of printing the slips, he said, is due to the fact they are micro-encoded with a special ink that can be read by a computer. Which only goes to prove that a human can read cheaper than a computer. (Well, not If you're paying the person a salary ... but who would you rather have reading your transaction slips?) ____ ' I • .. ............. VIEWPOINT ' Whatever the United Nation's potential as a It Nader and the Post fail to mention is 1forum for scoring political points, this appeal to that Amer ican business has sponsored free the conscience an opinion of mankihd must be enterprise educational materials precisely ie thST hasn't been fSITheI$ in the !made. Even so, this cannot stop the Soviet inhitler education and book publishing, 3vasion or prevent the slaughter now under way in School and college libraries have been filled Afghanistan. with materials hostile to a free economy. Nader groups are active on campus.. across Extracting a price for these crimes against the country. The books of such antl-buslnoss ; international law and the U.N. Charter will 4=11011111118 as John Kenneth Galbraith of requIre other, more direct, measures. Harvard received mazliflwn attention while pro-copitalist texts are often Ignored, Among the military options open to the adA few years ago, a university In North minIztratIon as counters to the let Invasion, Carolina one in pEtJcu could lend an unmistakable wIth U wo: "Caplt'Itn stIliksl" 0message to Moscow. Acting through Pakistan, There have been several indications lately ThIna or pë}haps even directly, the United States that free market economists and free market should see that Afghan tribesmen willing to resist IdtIona1 conters are targets of a growing the Russians have a plentiful supply of light attack train those who are hostile to enterprise system. A university-based weapons suited to th guerrilla war they are in Florida was criticized In the Jack 1. wa g. The long Afghan-Pakistani frontier, is And column for offering economics 01,porous . enough to permit an uninterrupted flow of simmers for federal i'' :everything from automatic rifles to shoulderlievers In free enterprise aren't asking theY be COI*IdSrId Immune train ired, heat-seeking antiaircraft missiles 01 crit1ciw or that school and college librerles Finally, one or more major U.S. military bases stock only their materials. They have a n the Persian Gulf-Mid East area are now cuIdbeIIn concern, however, about the " '°'' 7 tial to a proper defense of the remaining oilbooks and stud., that essbvt ucing states f riendly to the West. Somalia's kwtitutlom do&t follow the liberal line. The Nader sro' s of base facilities at Berbera on the Gulf ell Wt burst. 'iafleniee to liberal or thodoxy reT Aden should be accepted without delay. Adtional bases In Egypt or Israel might be of iti fee,in to turd their ecessary as well. business so.callid public interest voice. Two years ago, Opinion Research Corp. U S security commitments to Pakistan must be diaticeed liat most Americans think emafflrmed and arms sales to that country m pleyeei get only $ vrecent of divisible °°resumed. posat. Incomes In wIe.Theylmagh1,the do rut am to The Soviet tanks that rollledacross the Afghan employers. The same poll showed that over rontier shattered the last excuse for corn- bd of America's high school teachers aiib lacency in Washington. Anything less than tough scribe to this view. te official Commerce measures In response only mean that ''" receive t* tricken Afghanistan will not be the last Soviet 90.1 pv.nt of divisible corp als or income Ictim in this supremely strategic and vulneraIe egion, - In other county commission action Tuesday, Chairman Kirchhoff read a letter he received from Lee County requesting Seminole help lobby for an increase in motor vehicle Inspection fees. The letter Indicated a desire for the fee to be raised from $3 to $5. "I think It ought to go to $1," Bob French said. French is also up for re-election in 1990. Polk concurred with the commissioner from District 1. "You're already making lots of money off those fees," he said. "Why do you want to make any more?" "You can tell its election time," Klrchhoff said. -- - Education About Fr For If the Russians are not checked flow by a oncert of free nations led by the United States, ielr next move -probably against Iran or Saudi "I'm Just telling you what's going to happen." Sheriff Polk is up for re-election this year. Meanwhile Commissioner Bob French ac cused the press of "aldiig and abetting" the adult entertainment business by writing about crackdowns elsewhere and the fact Seminole County has no prohibitive ordinances on the books. "They're only printing the facts," Polk said. "Yes," French replied. "But a lot of facts you find on the back page In small print." .. those penalties are Imposed andthen VIEWPOINT sustained will depend chiefly on what the Carter administration does, or falls to do, during the next few days and weeks. In every possible way, the administration 'should encourage friends, neutrals and ad..versaries alike in the Islamic world to see the ee ,: Soviet invasion for what It is: Marxist imperlalism pursued at the expense of Moslem 'nationalism In Afghanistan. If the wave of antiEnterprise Soviet demonstrations throughout the Islamic :worJd is any indication, Washington should have BYANTHONYRARRIGAN no trouble exploiting the religious and political fallout from Invasion. U the anti-business groups have their way, booJc,ln suppor t of frer' en rise lbe Islamic nationalists, and particularly those from rnxssIes unless the Middle East and Persian Gulf regions, must gets equal time, persuaded that the paramount th reat to their "We need a fairness doctr ine for the vements comes not from the West, but from classroom to ensure that the other side has a voice' too," says Ralph Nader. The ultra-. r thlie Soviet Union. liberal Washington Post quotes a ider Pravda and Tass will brand this as "anti Soviet assistant as complaining that utilities .re agitation," and they will be right. But their heavily Involved In educational materliJa, many of which promote the use of nuclear protests should be ignored. (us. .•••• S. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk won partial victory Tuesday in his year and a half battle to get the county to draft some antisrnu; ordinances. The county commission agreed to impose a 60. day moratorium on granting occupational licenses to operators of massage parlors, adult -bookstores and adult mint-theaters. (Not that there have been any applicants.) The commission also asked the county attorney to draft "enforceable" ordinances against such establishments and topless-nude entertainment in bars - something which has never been done before, according to Cornmission Chairman Bill Klrchho(f. Kirchhoff scoffed at the suggestion such or. dinances are needed. He disagreed with Polk that purveyors of smut are heading for Seminole County Just because of a crackdown in neigh. boring Orange County. They stay where the tourists are, he said. Furthermore, Kirchhoff said putting such ordinances on the books will make for political heroes but cost county taxpayers a lot of money drafting and defending them before they are ultimately overturned In federal court as being unconstitutional, "I'm not trying to make headlines," Polk said. 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HOW MEAN HIGHER PRICES FOR THE CCUMER OlD 'YOU ARRIVE MRY7A" THAT 58 HAPPENG MEAN5 HIGHER FOR THE CCtI9JMER! WAS AT Th15 CONCLUSION? - J - - - - :J 11 .. • •, , • - I. & ' ' , - . . . •- . HOROSCOPE Z lb _ . _ _ • ., ,• .'<' •••: -, • --•*;:.. .. .- - .' •. . .. . , - . • _ • !t'. •:. -• - •.• -I ' • • ' ,-.•'•-•.• -.' - IC - I.. - II{. '. • -• F -:; .- - . - '- .' •- your case. That has a lot to do -. ' --• Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Minnie T. Schaefer cuts the cake on her 103rd birthday. bouk; Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Craig Keogh. Mrs. Keith The bride is a research librarian at the Kennedy Space Center. Keogh and Mrs. Colin Keogh, hostesses; Mrs. Charles Webster The bridegroom is an environmental consulUnt. Lakevjevv Honors Miss AAinnie are all symptoms have. If it's simple reactive that can be associated with hypoglycemia, the kind of the excess formation of symptoms that follow after adre naline by The eating a meal, particularly if excess pouring out of it contains a lot of starch or Low For Saturdayt January 12, 11"0 Gardening Birthday Observed 103rd The Time To Start ning_Spring Garden I REGLtAR LT I curate. You r circle of Influential GEMINI (May 21-June 20) and helpful contacts will he Put your Ingenuity to work expanded greatly this coming today. You'll save yourself year. Knowing the right much time and effort by IR 11110 by W oAc-f MORtGAGE _ - January 12,1980 by Howle Schneider CHEWr people in the right places will LIM At K 53 •A S •A Q 10113 put ws •QJ0153 I Q96 4 •74 owe PR IS Cl L LA'S POP by Al Vermeer o, oo<. WHERE ARE yoj po a" NOTICE '' " ' 's " ', ppj MEAN'.' l'E5 ALL 'rOLJR , ' ____ HERE.' A HQRSE! AROUNP HIS NECK, . PEAR ' *K4 Q. • K to • •J 752 U _____ 10019. Be sure to specify birth Activity Is essential for YOU Dealer: East date, today. The more respon- West N$h E. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. sibllitles you are given, the o-0 19) Major goals you set for better you operate. Don't run yourself are likely to be at- away from challenge& tamed today. If one of your LIBIIA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) 14 Pan 3# 3 NT p pan 2 NT Pan Pan 114 - by Stoffili & Holmdahl UGS BUNNY )' A IDIOT RABBIT, HOW WE GOING10 rouroF-n4' ? - ____ c.. ________ _____ S- OOT B _______ 11~ ' ____ _______ . _____________ - A -'I, Td AL Jr&Rr" 1b RMD ARTOF.\ 111' ftA1&1T*Tb0N x' 8144T! _ • .1 - _____ ______ /___ _ COULDN'? D0WN. - . -. _ ___ , C ff - . - 11 __________ :: -_ - ws UMBLEWEEDS' ,- 1.01 - by Craig L.gg.n by T. K. Ryan . - lN51' SM4 ON.' _________________________ _________ DEAR IN: Just pot the lady Valentine Cel tion A lu 00 _______________________ ___________ 's understand why man! I DEAR ABBY : Here's- one room Is not fresh, tell your on the hand and say, it should be so difficult to I'll bet you never heard darling, well-educated, el- "Madame," the evil minds esident Debra Mark presided over the first meeting of the arrange a meeti ng. before. w son's wife IS a .ce$ion&ly clean daughter-in, and clacking tongues of nowPrye ar of Preceptor Be ta La mbda Chapter of Be ta Sigma My friends say, "Oh , I darling girl, well-educated, law who hates housework th at busybodies shall not shape inY Phi Sorority held at the home of Grace Marie Stineclpher, 2401 know a very nice widower I exceptionally clean, and she "forgot" to change the destiny -or 3'OUT$. Let us ICC Sou Oak Ave. th think you ought to meet; I'm comes from a fine family. We Uaes.Offer to help her change no more of each other f rom Reports on holiday social and service acti vi ties of going to get you and John couldn't love her more If sh e It. this div on, and prove together." And that's the last were our own daughter. Their (h' quietly find fresh linen gossips fl'sn5!" Then i U chapter were reviewed and evaluated. These included a Prector Ritual given for Joan Brooks on I hear about John. home is beautiful and always and change It yourself, though a fox were pursuing Nov. V at the home of Mnoret Larosa, Palmway Drive. I'm sure there are some presentable and picked up, DEAR ABBY : My beloved you. Because she Ia. Officlant for this candlelight ceremony wal'Delora Mark. single men out there, Abby, even though l know she hates wife of d7 years passed on to Do you wish you had more mas ough but my friends Just aren't housework, her reward after a lingering f riends? For the secret of ornaments at a festive meeting at the president's home on Any c o operating. The problem is that we live 'llnes' She had been gone popularity, got Abby's new Lands Lane. A Christmas dinner party for members and guest sorne dl$tA= SWBY- And only a few weeks who I was booklet: "How To Be was hosted by Joyce Sanamet of Country Club Circle. Par. NO NAME IN TEXAS when we visit them - once or b.elged by single ladies from Popular; You're Never Too ticipants exchanged gifts and enjoyed the holiday spirit twice Unen,ln their miles around. The first who Young or To. Old." Send $1 together REAR NO NAME: The guest room haven't been are to coiwole me was with a long, selI'addreued, The chapter received a letter of thanks from the Foster C 1 tIme a (nisild m,u$l a changed since their previous Monica, - a very proper stamped 2$ cents) eavelepe Christmas Fund sponsored by HRS Social and Economic ma she fkl.ki ya 5'ought to guests visited. ( Lots of Mends splinter from my church. For to Ahby, 132 Leaky Drive, Services for their contributi on to this project during the weeks, this kind lady daily Beverly Hills, Cull. 18012. holiday season. brought casseroles, home. Tickets are available for the Valentine Ball to be held Prograrn Op.ns biked brad, cakes, etc., so Saturday, Feb. 16. Prior to the Ball the outstanding social when Monica ,asked me to event In ft Beta Sigm Phi calendar -a formal lunchm and tea cousin's funeral cocktail pasty honoring guests and Valentine girl candidates 1$ muss awl)', I agreed In will be held. reciprocate for Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter will be in charge of the o.i (She said her car cocktail party arrangemepti. Tickets are $10.00 per couple and ildw who quo* iiiie of Im was in the shop.) Sim En"aftent, and we& may be obtained from members of the sorority. Income or nutritional need we l i l to b.ft from the WIC Monica Intended to remain Memsisra and guests will meet at the Mark home it 6:30 p.m. ding foinu , (aiflfl, Infants and Children) program administered by the overnight, I rraitged to May the on Jan. 21, for a trip to the Spaghetti Factory. Plans are unHerald t with a f riend nearby. S,,nlimle Comty' Health these derway for Founder's Day luncheon on Apt 20, to Include all wic iwsvides nutritional foods s.d mdrltLai ederatlon for Everything was perfectly area chaPters of Beta Sigma Phi. be aomprngnant women, airing mothers, new mothers i to MZ polo. Grace Marie Stinecipher is responsible for planning a dinpanted by professional Months after the birth, and CbU $01 7051* of igi. Well, Im$ Sunday, Monica nor-theatre outing for the. chapter and a traditional Valentine black and white funded supplemental food prograsu waited for me after church, This is a honor of Preceptor Beta Lambda's Valentine G irl rm* if picture is do. available at the Health Department's headquarters In Sanford saying she had to talk tome candidate, Glenda Emerson, to take place Feb. 12: (3n4M). the Longwood CUrAc (13MI17), 0*6 Migrant privately. She had tears in her sired with Wedding forms WIld eyes as we In her car pmet. ictures alnic (20$.3) and Sanford Migrant QIalc (322110). member received a free coupon obtained through her efforts. mustweeks be submitted Iwo the Those wi vs eligible are screened for aromla, weight (whlth I later learned had The next regular meeting of the chapter wIll be at the home proi,iema, teenage pregnancy, poor diet, inadequat, growth NOT been ha the shop) while . of Helen Hamner, Suburban Estates, W. 20th Street, on Jan. 29. %Iiin. rate and past medical problems. she told me that her gossipy She will also vresent the nrogramn. To Women In - - ________________________________________________ wom 10N1 loom -• y $ 0 __ __ QflD Lii mJI ________ ____________________________________ iA -air J:j7elco,fle NEWCOMER! uFtoddas own gnsoting to welcoming now rssidenti Florida Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our re - St presentative. She h" bro- Churis, civic information; and to help with your shop. needs, of in. troductlon from local met. chants. ping cards Getting Need Married ____ Lola Winn -323.2712 Sovt kmliioh Laura 5,-339.1U$ Co.ordiutor ______ e ig b e a,?' ___________ ___ ___________ • _ . ______________ ____________ - KW$ - ___________ - - ' _ -- _____ __ tb A ..it • ' .' p_ - (_:1 -. , 46 • -_- • - - ___ - - - - - - party g 4L 0 qI,...;.ifui,uib1•.. .....'.'-.gj1,...r- - ivy does not ordinarily harm the plant that sup. ____ - • flat the bed Unen in the guest WIC lOONIES -- plants get off to a good start. - So C she tbov& be was. can't - - - 'I, chance to meet an unattached -• - sure that you dig them Plants like corn, cucumbers carefully so as to retain as and family visit them.) January Is a good time to pons it. neighbors had seen her getWash-and-wear linens never ting into my car with her and squash cannot be sue- much of the root system as orddr seed, purchase tools if telling her when you're without sheets rathe r than MARRY her ! Abby, I am not eligible male f riends! I am a widow In my 40s. I available. Then ask her to jeopardize our marvelous eve n considering marriage, have lots of women friends please arrange a meeting - relationship. But when I think but if! were, it wouldn't be to who say they would love to do at her place or yom's. And II of sleeping be tween used Monica, What can I say something for me, but they're nothing happens, you'll know sheets -yuk! without being cruel? she's no TOOTIDY' INNOMOOD what I need the most - a the man Isn't as svallable U DEAR TOO: U you are sure FOR MARRIAGE ___ N - 000_ seedbed or seedbox. cII,ter 7• V' V" - I K i'-' - successfully when grown in a a seedbed or seedbox, make solution fertilizer will help the Contrary to popular belief, Ch ' HOA pie 019TM. 'TIlE ____ en how to take a the time to do so. Many DAVIS vegetables can be started this Urban mon th. to transplant than others. Hort iculturist Fact Sheet VC 74.7, "Starting Try to do yo ur transplanting the When you use plan ts as Garden starts, you can avoid adverse soon after a rain, when cloudy splants", whichWi is th free Tranupon weather conditions, choose or in the late afternoon, request. the best plants to set out, and containers. Protect yout transplants from reduce seedling decay. Individual tra nsplants can direct sunlight for the first 4 However, not all vegeta bles be grown in flower pots, paper or 5 days after setting out. No 4RM are as easily transplanted as cups, peat pots or peat pellets WHIG This - can be accomplished others. Broccoli and tomatoes and are the most desirable may be transplanted with since the plants can be set out by shading the young plan ts or with shade cloth, plastic, ease, while others such as without breaking carrots and peppers, require damaging their root systems. brush or boards. Also, an more care to transplant If you do start your plants in application of a starter look crisp, I know, but since I suitcase and noticed that we ceasfully transplanted except possible. needed and draw up your I think you'll find most garden plan, This is also a first suspected that the beds didn't get back until the ,when grown in individ ua l had not been changed, I following evening, so they good time to have your garden marked the sheets, so I know assume that we are ha ving an soil tested for the soil acidi ty they are not laundered bet- int imate relationship! Monica level (pH) to see if it is ween guests. then said her reputation suitable for growing a Sets I don't know how to ha ndle would be ruined If I didn't •• _______ 7* r$uI. 'T p Dear friends that we do not need a concert "with the girls," lunch. "wi th the girls," or an JAbbY evening out "with the girls." What we DO despe rately need, however, is an in- and John Romita by Stan "? by Bob Thavu trr, su,ii, o) FIN ______________________ ___________________________ o on the plants which are strong, proper soil sample tit 322-3233. vigorous, and disease free. For further information on Also, cer tain times are better transplants, call and ask for TONI - SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST - DEAR ABBY: Will you please do us widows a favor and remind all our married efeat the game. She had to play her pa rt ner for four g diamonds headed by at east the queen-nine-six. She switched to the 10 of diamonds and decla rer was helpless. He covered with the Jac and ducked West's queen. A diamond return to the ace • @@ Are Introduc ion too difficult for others to charge will be an automatic players need only be cone diamond lead through South's cerned with defeating their 7.5 allowed West to take the handle is where you'll shine reaction. opponents' contracts and last two tricks wi th the 9.6 today. In fact you'll caine up 8AGITARIVS (Nov. - !ith their own, INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSJ) with mm Um one adution. Dec. 21) Beniefits today we hand comes from a (For a coPy ot JA COSY TAURUS (April *May 30) more likely to come-Urough rubber ridge game. East was MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at at no one rush you into the ' efforts of others a talented young bridge play- Bridge," care of this newspamaking major decisions than through your own. Don't er f rom New Yor City. , P.O. Box 489, Radio City Valerie Sokolov. Even though Station, New York. N. V. today. Given the proper time ill down on the W est responded to the opering 10019.) HEEL r o What Widows Really Need -- mistakes of others. Your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) matchpoint play. East to make the observa tions will spare yOU The mantle of leadership is en Successful must be concerned with allowed final good play of unlocking future headaches. likely to fall on Your shoulders overtricks whether they are her king on dummy's ace. ARID (March 21-April 19) today, whether you are with a declaring or defending. Rub- When Ms. Sokolov later got on Solving problems which seem small or large group. Taking her bridge and team of four play with her king of clubs, a w4R4 WE LA14I SLQE eoire i UIMMY • ' - Call our office for in- are 4.6 weeks old. Choose only structions vegetable garden, well now is She was married to John Schaefer and spent her adult life In Baltimore. She attended Asquith Presbyterian Church there for 75 years where she sang in the ChOir for 50 years and taught Sunday School for 45 years. Is Minnie looking forward to her 104th birthday? With enthusiasm, - vegetables are ready to set vegetable garden. out in the garden when they splants for your spring Minnie was born Jan. 9, 1877, In Franklinville, Md. so many good years. "I always took care of myself," she said. Regally poised and posed, Minnie wielded the knife and cut the first slice of the large sheet cake in the presence of Lakeview friends and other guests at the onee.in.a.lifetlme celebration. with the bidding that would I her side a chance to • as sharp as a tack." Minnie says fife has been good to her and she has had Is If you've been wondering when you can start tran- the morning -she cut the cake herself -her mind is Minnie declared with emphasis. key club entry. Accordingly, East found the only play at the second trick consistent rn paths Is blocked you'll easily This should be a rewarding Opening lead•Q find other routes. day for you materially. PIKES (Feb. 20-March 20) Several channels could open You're a keen observer today to make it possible for you to and you'll karnhow not to do get t hi ngs you've been By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag things by observing the wanting, _______ -,I feel great - better than I did 20 years ago," trouble arriving at a sound three notrump with only 23 hiard points, 'kait overtook West's open. ing in queen of spades with her king and declarer had to duck. It was obvious to Ms. Sokolov that declarer had both major suit aces for his two.notrump bid, Therefore declarer would easily come to nine tricks with one spade, two hearts, one diamond and five clubs, Although Ms. Sokolov could establ ish her partner's spade suit, how could West enjoy 111 72 Lakeview, "She (Mrs. Schaefer) knew exactly what she was doing and wanted her beads on at 10 o'clock in • bid, North and South had no NORTH Claude Schaefer, Fort Lauderdale, where Minnie spent the winters for many years. Accordi ng to June Miller, activities director at Minnie celebrated her 103rd bIrthday Wednesday at Lakeview Nursing Center, Sanford, where she has been a resident for about three years. How does It feel to be 103? WIN AT- BRIDGE do much to further your systems, making that which IS difficult more easy, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) This is a good day to keep Because of your ability to up communications with everyone at ease today, you'll persons who are not In your be able to smooth out difImmediate vicinity. If you ferences between dissenting someone a letter or a call, factions. Be a peacemaker. do it now. Find out more of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) what lies ahead for you In the Strive to bring to a conclusion year following your birthday today a situation which means by sending for your copy of something to you financially Astro.Graph Letter. Mail $1 or materially. You're good at for each to Astro.Graph, Box closing deals. arrangement near the cake was from her only son, Not on your life. _______________ Improvising new methods or compliments of Carefree Florist. The large calendar and be 100 again? different causes and what can other than the dietary pat. judgment Is extremely ac- be done about controlling it. tern. Now with harmonizing pearls and an orchid corsage, Would Minnie T. Schaefer want to turn back the you more information on the usually caused by something -I) fJEXPRES5 OURSELVES Editor Sugar: glucose level may be low in Hypoglycemla. It will give the fasting state. This is ____ E EK & MEEK Blood • s' • adrenaline can be caused sweets, then diet from a low blood sugar. management will usually do _ • - .. fell - - . - ____ _______ •,- -' a-... .-i-. -' '. ; . • .k . . . - - - c:. -' -..-• •---, . •-•-; 'V ••.: 5 ' - -?''-- - ' • . ." . •' - - - -, "_- -- .' 4 a in ____ Qok(da gaelm c*iitce sat + low" ____ __________ ' .5 Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church, Lake Mary. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rugenstein, Ridge Road, Crystal Point, Lake Mary. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rubis of Falls Church, Va. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vo.'~, a candlelight chiffon gown over satin fashioned with a Victorian illusion yoke and cuffs overlaid - with Imported Alencon lace handworked with pearls. The exquisite gown was designed and created by the bride's mother. She carried a cascade of red roses showered with baby's breath and wore sprays of baby's breath in her hair. Bridesmaids were Kathy Rugenstein, the bride's sister of Lake Mary, and Rhonda Qimpsty, a college roonunate of the • bride now living in Dublin, Ga. They wore Christmas green velvet gowns, Victorian styled , enhanced with pearls. Each carried a single red rose accented AND MRS. GLEN ALLEN RL.TBIS with baby's breath and streamers. Jeffery Dailcer served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers and Mrs. James ugensteIn, pourInI; Mrs.. It E. True.. 'Irs. were A. Kipp Rugenstein, brother of the bride, and Mike Mike I'rIey and Mrs. Alyce Lansing, bride's cake, and Mrs. Presley. James Rubis, groom's cake. A reception at the home of the br ide's pa rents followed the The newlyweds plan a spring wedding and scuba diving trip ceremony. to Abacus. Assisting at the reception were: Mrs. P.D. Anderson, bride's They are making their home at the Aloma Arms, Orlando. I am sending you The the trick. In other forms of I Ii • • your body. -- - Betsy Jane Rugenstein and Glen Allen Rubis were married - concentrate, sweating, rapid treatment a person should - - . e . • ' heart rate L - • . Shakiness, an inability to with deciding what kind of GO - •. ft There isn't really a typical tom& 57 ______ iT WILL - glucose •- - 56 r•) '1 - Glen A. Rubis Exchan~: •. conditions - 19 - / derstood and overdlagnosed diabetic diet but it's true that you should avoid sweets for today. stems both conditions. I'm not problem the Part of from the fact that normal surprised that a carrot won't healthy people can have a help you. The amount of relatively low blood sugar glucose that would be without any symptoms. That released from the carrot ls seems to be particularly true relatively small and it would in individuals in good physical take a long time for it to be digested by your stomach and condition, of the problem moved Into your small in Another part th th ym ptoms testine. From there, it's a lot of e s at is attributed to low blood sugar gradually absorbed into the can be caused by other bloodstream. medical conditions as well as There's very good evidence anxiety. That's why the that, even in a diabetic, eating diagnosis shouldn't be made raw fruits and vegetables will on sym ptoms alone, not raise the level of the blood For both these reasons, a sugar. That's because of the clinical diagnosis of low blood very slow digestive process. sugar is usually not iTlede Of course, it's importiiilt to unless the person's blood find out why you have is low at the same hypoglycemia, if in fact that time he has t ypical is the correct diagnosis In 1 . 4' .•4 ___________________ ___ one of the most misun. - 1234 Miss Rugenstein about tions agency (abbr.) 36 Wicked 37 Actor West own 10 Person's 38 Spent summer manner Lamb ______ hypoglycemia long, stamped, self-addressed you can and send me some more in- envelope for it. Send your request to me, in care of this formation, newspaper, P.O. Box - 1551, DEAR READER Hypoglycemia, which most Radio City Station, New York, people call low blood sugar, is NY 10019. 8 Aback degree (abbr.) Friday, Jan. 11, 1f10--7A Dr. _ 37 Take as one's 9 Hindi dialect 32 Death notice 53 Communica. - e 45 Songstress Perfume 35 Billy Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - raw carrot doesn't help the Other readers who want ft shakes. Please tell me what Issue can send 75 cents with a 3 Radar screen 24 Infirmities Smith image 25 Racetrack 48 Barren 4 Imbed firmly character (2 wds.) 27 Have (archaic) 47 Multicolored 5 Blase 28 Too much (Fr.) 48 49 Image bottle 29 Pelvis 6 Least bit 30 Abominable 50 Russian river 7 Knock 51 Persia snowman Oily T PON'T CARE! 23 Clock dial OURSELVES I (camp. by Mort Walker 21 Recent (prefix) 2 Arm bone _ My of beef WELL, WI1ERE ELSE I PUT IT? Sugar' Misunderstood Please send me some information on hypog1ycnia. After a fivehour sugar tolerance test, my blood sugar was 4Z49 and 45. doctor put me on a diabetic diet. get very shaky and cannot concentrate when I get hungry and sometimes for awhile afte r I eat. Eating a t PON'T PUT THAT WASTEBASKET THERE. I',%j ALWAYS Blood LOVII s1 L _i Pd 0 U LYINZ ON M - Puzzle Young 42Spreadtodry a .. '0 111114 0 ___________________________ Home Office 904-734-6031 c. �. - SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, , St Composer Heads Pops FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. . .- jNotici Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Roliins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Sanford AA, Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran t - '. rV J• ruuuic - 0? ecoras Orlondo 322 -2611 RATES Eric Lesko, guitar soloist and teacher, in recital in Faculty Artist SerIes, 3:30 p.m., music rehearsal hall, University of Central Florida. Proceeds to music scholarships. TUESDAY, JANUARY15 Bridge classes, Deltona Community Center each Tuesday through May 6. Beginning, 1.3 p.m.; Intermediate, p.m. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by slide program on Alaska by Rev. Leo King. ,ass,err !At,menury Se'nou'4 special ni't'uitg OH new Primary Education Program, 7 p.m., school auditorium. State Rep. Bobby Ilrantley ill explain the legislative intent of the law. ___________________________ ___________________ -_______________ 6—Child Care ____________________________ _... shop. No fee to those 60 years and over. Orchestra would not do. We SPRINGS, according to piat could have young soloists thereof, as recorded In Pbat Bock Land Development Manager. Child Care in my home. Hidden school. 323-1715. Naveloranges& grapefruit ' $4 bu. Call after 5p.m. 322.6733 - Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will mix. Crumley 332-0257. ____________________________ ______________________________ Found ____________________________ ______________________ 11—Instructions - -- - - TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 7 p.m,, seminole Memorial hospital conference room. Anyone 6 can doing only one movement of a _. The balding, bearded, SPRINGS. according to plat Deputy Clerk SWEETS, develop his ownideas. He said his innovations might Include the rescue of neglected music of our time and the 19th century, as well as the 12. SéMlotjis' __________________________________ Home away from home In the counT? p tot eloerly person, Ambulatory or not am.bulatory. Oviedo area. 345 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY16 Free sweelgum and dogwood seedlIngs, 9 n.m. to 5 p,m., as long as supply lasts, 106 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs, - • ______________________________ 21-Situations Vtfanted Seek employment for 2 Viet. - namesemaferefugees, aqes 20 _______________________ & 25. One speaks a little __ Within three months .frorn the time of thC first publication of this 'ou are required to file with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Division, the address of which is ANYTIME _.. _____ 4MuItiple Listing ferences in Tract Boston and Rerreatlon HaIl, 12 Coloznba Road, DeBary, 7 p.m., refreshments; 7:30 p.m., card party, Tickets at door, - THURSDAY, JANUARY 63 of SANLANDO Legal Notice Book Hearhi ' "How to Save oi Yo Taxes", 6:30-9:30 p,m., EMPLOYMENT FHA VA. FHA 2358245 from LONGWOOD O SANLANDO address of the personal FOREVER BARREL) Commissioners will hold a public thereof, as recorded In PIat Book f'th below, w. e. Winderweidle Jr. Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole County, FIIda; Tract 67 of SANLANDO tative of the Estate of KAY PARSONS SWEETS demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE , 373.S0öloreves. 323.0517 FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 MONDAY, JANUARY21 Clogging clau, new lO.week series, 7-8:30, Geneva Community Hall for aH.ages. Wear hard sole shoes, 349534k SA11JRDAYFEBRUARYZ CJ1e's Male Woskibop, University of Cenirsi Florida, 9:30a.m. tonoon, agea646. AlaoFeb.9 and 16. CaU UCF College of Eztended Studies at VS2l1. . fullyegpt. kit., convenient Icc., reasonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 322.0341. w roses & privacy sets off I yt'. old 3 Bdrm w earth tone carp, Cen H-A, indoor W.D hookup & -- . 38R,1B, $300mo., 101 Oakland Ave. (Sunland). Sn set. & Sun. onlyl 10.2. ' _______________________ ., NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY' CLUB. Exec 3 BR. 2B. 1g. FR, FP, on oak shaded corner, Super clean, lovely 3 BR, 1½ L'. fenced, appliances, $3541 me. . ' 323-4570, - ______________________ 33-4usss Furnish,d -- - Hall - -'- .E._wsl River. - -- , vs. PSoItwIff,. ' . JOHN J. LA ROCHE, AS TRUSTEE; ARTHUR .i. SELIG. MAN. TRUSTEE; HACKER HOMES. INC., A FLORIDA COP. PORATION, ROBERT .1. NICKS and INA U. HICKS, SOs wIfe; - ClAP Yr H. A. MILLER .CO$STRUCTION COMPANY. INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION; an behalf of themselves oil all other propertvQen(,slmIriysu,g . .---------- wise own reel arooactv In Trorfa 4. - . _____________________ FICTITIOUS ISAMS\ Notice lsMnsby given that pm euia,eO In business Of 3184. Hy 431, LonOweod, via., nise, lattluflole Counts,, P10115. under tile fictitious none of PICTURE 33SSI,At for PI.kWINs.$.Id PERFECT PHOTO SERVICES, deIens lull be flied *1111 the and that I bind to register said Clerk and served upon the nemswiththeClerkofffi,Cwcult .PIiIlliWs Attorney- en or befors Court, $etnlnoleCeu,*y, P10115 In tile 3*rd day of January, $001 acccrdaacs wit the provisions Of Arthu! H. SICueNu. Jr. the Fictitious Name kafides, To. _____ - Seininele County. P10115 5fOfa, By: Susan E. Thar. ' 51g. Ellis hiunfer Inc. Deputy Clerk Carelyn C. Hunter, Sec. Publish Dec U, 2$, $1598. JOI. 4, PublIsh: January ii, II, 35. & Ii, 0950 FeIjjary 1, p flIø.fl "- xi -. , - - - - the following desaibed property situated in Seminole County, Flofida at public sle Pursuant to Publlih: . , . ,, dated Janapry DSR-33 - 7.1550 in the above caus. entered by the Honorable Robert I. FICTITIOUS i ssiwlc. i, hereby given tue. ion McGregor, at fl;0O em. Feb.), 'SiSal the West Front Doorof the Courthouse in $aVhIlId, SIinInOSe Ave.,- Sanisid, Seminole y, County, FlorIda: Ionis u,ider Ike fldIIsu5 .r. Lot 3d. Clock I, SABAL POINT of TheLMA'S TROPHY o Still I InIsmil Is nsgiuler said AMENDED PLAY according MineOfththeCierkcitu.CW, tt Pill thereof is record its Court, SemineleCeunty, Florida In 55$ BOOk IL Pages 4)44, Public Records ci Seminole 'ounty, accordance wits, the previsions P10111. the Fictitious Nine katides, To -. 5t$ as Clerk of the CowS By: Elepnorp. SurmIse 1557. 51g. lawMc, Corp. Russell H. WIIIIamsan PublIsh Dec. *1. 30, 1179$ Ja,, ' , ' . asDegutyClerit (SEAU'. Publish: January 11, e, i* " - •• -'. - -: '. 351, s= repair, close -. In. $39,5 Sanlerd Ave., 3 hoilbeig. S1U50. - - - lag.Peal latefe Broker *IØ$anfordAwg. __ W.Germieftwhit, JCHN KlIDER ASSOC. GOLF COURSE LOT WITH - - $3 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $500 PER ACRE. TERMS. . .efront living Is avail. in this elegant 3 Cl. 4B home,. Situated onl'z acres complete 11111, 10 guest cottage. Wontt $451 long t $97,000' - _ Sanford 371 BROKEW - . - -..--'-- - S . - ., , A O r,r Shocks 54 95 -- Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries 57995 opening )O'xlB'x12' for 00. 10'x1B'xI4' for 00, IO'x77'xli' for - ----Will buy junk Auto Batteries, ("St (Yaltry5liop - $ acre tiled farm, Sanford. 18 acre orange grove, Geneva. Home in the country, 3 utility rm., 1g. carport, big lot. 540,000. 3770711. , _---- -- - ' cattle ranch. Sorrenso,', - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc $605 (Dealer I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If I log. I 57.87200. F.O.B. factory. Call collect 9 am. to 6p.m. 30S-33t / _________________________ -- 1. 11*1 5TATI,srmw 3-PS N. 1743, Casse01or'ry, p, s,s,,, Eve. 563.34$! '- - time Bat $189 llor $19 35 inn .c.'tit 339 8386 i'FNMOPI WASHER l'arts, _____ '----MICROWAVE PuSh tqitn cgntrol, nas cam uses Still in wairas,ty OttJu,tdlly $64v, assuin' ay me'nts of $21 mo Agent 339 386 _______________________ -- ________ __________________________ Stereo. 000dworkingorder SS0 5$ FCYDIt YIAAD 55 1731734 $5 ______________________ Levi Jeans 8. Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0Sanford Ave. 322 5791 -Color Port. TV, Color Console TV, AM FM Stereo, vi cassette, AMFM Stereo w record player. 3236610. _______________________. - Good used TV's. $?56. ui MILLERS 26t9OrlandoDr. Ph 3770357 BARGAIN TV'S Whypaymore? HERR'S TV 25975. SantordAve. --- I ' I III 69 Dodge Coronet wagon, auto, otter S p.m. _______________________ '74 AMC' S W. AT. PS. AC, new brakes, valves & tires. Runs perfect, $1,700. 377 7668 or 321 •: __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ ________________________ furniture, Refrig , stoves, tools .'F BUY USED FURNITURE& APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8771 Antigues-- Oriental Rugs Music Boxe$ - Slot Machines Bridges Antiques 323 2501 WE BUY 11SF 0 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 8. PLUMBING FIXTuRES Jenkins Fur niture. 205 F 25th St 373095) Windshield, 7 saddle bag 2 helmets, any other accessories that fit Honda 100 motorcycle. 323 1980 ot 3236216 M.,ior .ippt ,. all brAnds, . I I • ' ' .' Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietrs Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St., 322-5742 storagi lot sal. 6444929 ______ ________ IMan,quaiityoperafion Iyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal.377i37 MEINTZER TILE Piewor repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $699567. ________ — Lawn& Landscaping Dressmaking CE PT IFIE D LA WN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3327907 Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Drywall Light IMUling )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel & AdditIons. Call $3) 5399w' 867 0136 Yara Debris, Trash Appiiances&Misc (LOCAL)349$371 Grooming&Boa,dlng is. Cleaning Housewiv Cleaning ServIc Personalized, last, dependable Regular or) time basis WtpOwashwindowsl 6775494 COURT CUSTOM'S CONS?. Custom design homes, remodel. - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIRpAlp SG 1ALlNT — Home. repairs, paneling, roof & arp repairs, remodeling, All work quar Free est. 331 8465 Cet'atnic Tile ________________________ Ing. 373-0211. Pvrnllure .AppNaiscgs - General Mardiandis. Ibme Repair ____________________________ _________________________ Horns Inrovsnesjs ' 3S after 5 p.m. ___________________________ _________________ ' Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 373 c H&A riei5t (mar 339 1.19$ ' lOiOO A.M.' U•Navl 51.340 030 4.495. , your pet. 322 5132, ______________________________ Furniture, ios F. 35th St. 373 09$) ' '73 Cutlass Supreme, good cond., I sleeping boxes. We cater to Walk in (ond . full power 373 2745 __________________________________________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heal, off floor I - 373 1734 TVrepo 19" cnith. Solo orig. 5493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. Qlfl 329-$. Boat Trailer & kicker, $150; icc maker; restaurant Garland stove; other restaurant eqpt. 322 5366 aft 3 p.m. ' '.'C $41 3 Y FAR ('OUL 1) __________ 535 95 E. GP 2? 2.4 ;1F BAT TEI4Y SHOP W7W 27ffiSt 1239111 Plyrnoufti S.flellite, 5750 or Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. - - WILSONMAtEP rURNITURE PUY,SELL.TRADF & batteries, Call G,sry aft 6 P 01 • Mon fhru Sat. 327 7780. _______________ ______________ sprin"& mattresses, $30 set. Sanford .. Auction, 121$ S French 53-TV.Radio-Stereo ______________________ 7310 _____________________________ MONEY SAVERS '70 Ford Fairlane SW. exc conct throughout, new paint, 5800 or best offer Must soIl, guitg overseas 319 ,SoE - _.....__ 3230697 soon. '------- I Service Ilsed Machines 5O—lAIscellaneous for Sale ----------.. -____________MOONEY APk'L lANCES 5$ About In Coggins, Shots 322 0839 _______________________ 172 6722 I ____________________________ ____________________________ ____ .' N.y I 48.4 & .H&wt Owner .eIl linanec supstanlial down 133.000 3flfl5J. - t4oll' Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 97, So. of Sanford. 37 $721 PUBLIC AUCTION 1st., Jon. 12, 1910 Detain. . -, the reserved price. Call 9•2S5. 1311 for further details. '74 Ca.ps'ntr', PInt,ng, Ma,nt, of all types, Llc. Bonded 3736035 Insured 134am I a're lots Oii Paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 den. IjI I Steel. pre-engineered clear span buildings (Major Mfg.) All buildings have 702$ I Orlando 377.1577 ________________ REALTORS 07$ $INOId Ave. *2.710) seconds but brand new top line - bedding sets only' Free local delivery .oll's Sanford Fur Pioneer acres. Hew out your own homestead. 10 acres or more. low down payment, Osteun. _______________ ' 76--Auto Parts I Side by Side refrlgeralor, 575; I picnic table, w-2 benches, $30; full siq biby bed w-mattr,ss. 535; Oak Porch roclers, metal office deik, 570. Jenkins I _____________________ ___________________ 74395 Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321 IS?? 3210440 - also make Real Estate CoolerDoorw.Casing 3739375 PROKER 3439S.MyrfIeAve. SEIGLER REALTY shade trees. Only mtgages Bought 'I ____________________ SEILER REALTY EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. BEDROOM, 3t BATH DE. LUX POOL WITH PRiVACY. - 47A- 311 3l5E First St. 377 54" ____________________ ForSale;MapleTrundlebed. Exc.cond. Like new 3fl-2997.ft 5p.m. TERRIFIC VIEW OVER. LOOKING SMALL POND. $30,000 3 BEDROOM. 11 BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONED MULTI UNIT, 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, NEW PAINT, PANELING & CARPETS. SUPER NICE. . Reg.ReaiEstat,er 1O?W.cornm.,cia, ' bus 3 CR, 2C luxury home, Pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for 53$.$0J, VAFHA terms avail. able. i of 125.550. - - BATEMAN REALTY 3SACRESLAKEFRONT,TALL TREES, GREAT ACCESS, $7,500 PER ACRE. $21,500. 01, liii2 loIs, all fenced, pp, ' --- S ACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR UPSALA 110*0. NEFOSFILL. $10,900 TERMS GENEVA ACREAGE - — OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED. READY TO BUILD IN NICER AREA. $4,500. ING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. Cdrm.M.H.,Ownerfinance 4ll J.$5.S717 Larry D. Hermit, Broker -- County 3CR, WzSwcarp,t, sc psrcii, fenced be. Good' location, 534*. . - 322I57 MLS Evern$.4 539,500. 4L—.HOus - 111GW REALTOR iia'. uirynoi&i NER LOT.NEEDSRESTOR. VEALTOR 372-1091 ULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves.3at.sioO 373 1559 ______________________ . 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME. WHISPERING PINES. WALKING 01$. TANCE TO BIG LAKE GEORGE. $6,500. , $42,500 ______________________ - BUlL DINC.S'' LAST CHANCE 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, rePossessed, used very short time- Original $593, bal. 5)81 or -- -- . _______ home. Completely redone w• lush carpeting & paneling. . 10. 478-0354 aft i p.m. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 9?, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, wijI hold a PubliC AUTO ALPCTtOP9 every Tuesday & Saturday at 730. It's '.'I., ,.,.v I.. U. r,vI,ua TeU WY for wtlat you have to sell. Call J -_______________________ today and your Classified Ad will 1970 Dodge Dart 62-A--Farm Equip. - Kids outgrow the swing set or FURNITURE-BEDDING. WhOlesale to all, Orlando Wholesmall bicycle? Sell these idle sole Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., items with a want ad. To place Orlando your ad. call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 322' Whatever the occasion, there I5 a 261). or 531.9993. classified ad to solve it. Try one DON'TMISS THISONEI 3 or 4 BR, CH&A, older 2 story - . Jan. 4.)), 1010 __________________________ Low STEMPER AGENCY - ' 3 sIsters want t rent motor home, salt coiw., be JESUS - C: off of total inventory of brand new Interspririlj bedding. These Sanford 327 5707 -. ---REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7195 AFWA.235COfl. Homes Down Payment as for your lot! Will build on your lotot our lot, Y Enterorise. Inc. lnc,Reiltor 6.44 3013 , _______________ DelI's Auction Center -- ... - - 1978 Coachman Deluxe 25' Reese hitch, air, awning, fully self cont 321 0025 56,500 or t,t'st otter Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter Day or Night furnace I rang,. Fenced rear yd., convenIent location, LR . P14. rm., w.w carp., $25000. -. 3Sfld to Rsii -. - originally SSlà, now $216 or $7) - ______________________________ vacant land. Lucky In I mo Agenl 339 8388 Plump lovable smooth riding ____________________________ -, - ____________________ __________________ 35 .Cre$fenc.donw.sIvaft,j Cattleonlyl We buy eQuity in houses, apts. 8. Bldg. lot for duplex or single _____________________________ IR,l',B,,oflomicalgaswail C$eftoltheClrcultCeurt , Ry:$usanl.Tabor Deputy Clerk NESTLED AMONG TREES, custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath REALTOR, MLS $00 DOWN will buy 10 acres deldedaccesstotls. St. Jnhnt - POOP PRIZE co'.'u IA'.. 't STAY IAT or can be' seen at 2)1 Flamingo Dr , Sanford Sell reasonable for ouck sale 62-L.awn.Garden - 0 -Au?os - for Sale - - - Shasta camper, self cont,, bath & shower, 12x11 awning, 50'e'l 8 waler hose.? jacks & 2 et mirrors for car. Reese deliver for extra charge. 322 75)0 _________________________________ I ---------_______ Buy 7. Sell New& Used Furniture' 500 S Sanford A,' 373 693 __________________________ ____________________________ Lotsmore.WIIIOoFHA0,VA. Unf. Mobile Home near Lk. Je$sup. 2 BR, kit. sqpt,, could Inc., 323 5774 _____________________ Realty READY TOSELL BR 2 B w•CH & CA, w•w car. petlng,ec.cond,offly$4$,00, iio.ñes _______________________ 333401) ______________________ 78 Dodge Power Wagon, 'I wh drive, auto., AC. PS, PB. good cond $1000 & take over Payments 32)0389 aft 130 NEW 12' steel truck body. Fits Iton long wheel base, 307 Elm Ave 323 8110 CERTIFIED WELDINC. 75-Recreational Vehicles (all Clark 8 Itert 3?) 7580 Furniture. 705 F 75th St. 323 i We buy your equity, close in ?lhrs---------------Ilsaci lull size hotel-motel bed AWAPOPEALTY, INC Lot or Acreage wanted For mobilehome _______________________ 32? 0216 HEAT & AIR, LIKE NEW ON 100x150 CANAL FRONT LOT AT BIG 1TAR LAKE. OCALA FOREST. 5)5,900. SEIGLER - i uso ,. - ., 79-Trucks.Traipers 323 5420 C.iifars, amplifiers & drtim Cicarance sale Save up to 00 Bob Balls Discount Music (enter. 2202 French Ave )n 2255 _________________________ ,Nl'y buy used' New brand nafti' springs 8 mattresses at 20 — - on beautiful I yr. old Double wide w 2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Cen H-A & eat.in kitchen. ç,ç mo. lot rental. Call nowl abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility INVESTORs houseWFP.pluslBR; B garage apt, Only $30,000. 2BR. lB. new w.w carp., kit., appl.. fenced yd. good bc, - arold 23-5774 - Large rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family, -Fireplace, SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home wwood I stone exterior, Great Rm, fire. place, intercom, Solarium, waIk.in closets on wooded "z Inc privacy fence. $450 mo. 373-. be 3 IR,lg.Iot,coupbeon,vo,,1 sm. child. $200. lit & last& $100 sic. dip. 333.5445 669 0994. or 83) 2335 of extras, $49,000. acre for $107,000. 3 BR, 2B, carport, nice Sanford area, stove, ref rig., no pets, 1st & last, $370 month, 349.5545, 6957. Owner 'Associate. 51-Household Goods - - _______ Scr. patio&utiI, shed. 798-5372 (days) or 668-433) (after 7 & weekends). capital of the worldl Lovely Rdrm, 2' Bath lake front home has pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace in 530,950ff __________________________ __________________________ .- AIRPORT BLVD Motivated owner wilt help rezone 2 5 acres With existing CIT house. $51,000 Owner will hold part 01 mortgage. Piloian Really, Realtors 831 1947. VA & FHA FinancIng 537,900, Central HA, large Fam Pm, __________ ' t. assert your lnta.eaI In this pending litigation, in aevdsnce with ISis Florida Rules ii Civil Procedure, lyle l$30, aixt Se file your written daIses w* Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Cagefy, Florida, oil' to serve a capy en Jokn 01. Mc. Cermnick, (pouIre, U) East Church knot, Orlanda, Florida GREGORY MOBILE HOMES . SpotlesS 7 Bdrm home w ..... IN AND FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Casa NO. *439.CA18S CHARLES W, LANSING, MARY J. MEADOWS and ELIZACITH SAVA; JACK H, OWENS, Al TRUSTEE, MORE, front & rear BR's, I 150PM, 2 BATH, 2 story home financing. $45,900. Unfurnished , - ' lake frontage, 75' dock 4. '4 morel $56,300. ____________ _____________ _________________________ trophy, Spec- - Realty, REALTORS, 3227972. OURSELVES EDITOR 322-2611 9-$daily - Mon.Fri - Frank HOlder Dance Company of North Carolina, 8 p.m., ECIITIWIdI Center, Stetson University, DeL,and. SUNDAY, JANUARY20 Dusty Hoots RitSag Lasoclatloui open horse show, See our beautiful new BROAD. oo, Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft. huge' Fam Pm w fireplace over zens Down town, very clean & roomy. See talk with you. i I under the oaks. Three Bdrm fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only $45,900 P 31—.Apsrtnients Furnishad 1979 (P650 Honda, very low mileage Same as new Custom seat & other ac cessores 32? 5769 Hwy .16 West, Sanford - - Realtors, Century 21. 33100)0. H.A,& 2 yr old roof; Din Pm, respective community to be , and past patrons will be honored. 42-Wcbile Homes Attractive 3 BR. 2B in cony. paneled Fam Rm & huge — ______ —---------. i . - 2 BR, 2B dbl. wide on own lot FORD. WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you haveaknaclifergath.ring,h, see why they can't make vacuums so the dirt aoes out the electric cord!" 2 BR, U IT townhouse con 377 0231 332 5353, 322 3772. 3?? 0779 [13 ______________________ 1 BR, lB condo, kit. eqpt.. SAN. 'i aon't 1k Sylvan area, 5 acres 527.000 Other parcels avail. W 41-A--Condominiums Sanford location. Asking _______________________________ dip. 332-4495 after 7 p.m. WANTED 78-M*torcycles for F5tat.' COmmerc- i al & ReSi (tCfltiill Auctions Apprai5 l Call L)eIl s ,Su(fiofl J 59-Musical Merchandise ___________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage -. 2544 S French Ave. M. Unsworth Realty Lg. I BR, fully eqpt.. AC, W.D, thereafter as possible to consider thereof, as recorded In Flat Book THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF C. Brent McCaghrin the following: DRIVERS-WAREHOUSEMEN THIS NOTICE, to file with the 4, Page 65, Public Records Attorney A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Seminole County, FIoq'ld 'clef'Ii of the above court a written c. Immediate openings. Must have Brent McCaghren, of WinCHANGE OF ZONING REGULA . Fl. Chauffeur Ilcanse, 25 yrs. Tract 73 of SANLANDO statementofanyclaimordimand derweedle TIONS , they may have. Each claim must Haines, Ward 1. Woodman, PA. or eider with good driving SPRINGS, Second Raplat, record. Annual startIng salary 1. AGUSTIN 0. MAROUEZ cording to plat thereof, as be in writing and must indicate the 250 Park Avenue South, P. 0. Box AND MARTHA A, MARQUEZ — recorded for the claim, the name ,4 iti excess of $10,000. Ec. In Fiat Book 9 page 3 basIs P.1* SINGLE FAMILY DWELL. Company benefits, malor addressofthecr,ditOrorhis agent Winter Park, Florida 37790 Public Records of Seminole 1NG DISTRICT TO Al AGRICUL. FlorIda Aluminum Distributor or attorney, and the amount Telephone: (305) 64443)3 The County, Florida; TURE PZ(12.S.79).SS — is IXpanding .to Longwood to Tract 74 of SANLANDO claimed. If the claim Is not yet Publish; January 4, 11, 1550 East 12$ feet of the West 250 hut . sI due, the date when it will become DER -3 areater Orlando ares. of SPRINGS, Replat, according the North 322 hit of Lot 32 of Call 2 p.m-s p.m. to schedule Flat due shall be stated. If th. claim is. as recorded in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT McNeils Orange Villa, Piat Book 2. slat thereof, interview 331.954 or unliuiluldofed, the Book 6, Page 104. Public Records SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Page 99, Public Rscords of . nature of th, uncertainty shall Seminole County, foç.; be Cl NO, fl.ISM-CA49-P Seminole County, Florida. Section claIm is secured, 5111 Tract 76 of SANLANDO stated. if the ATICO MORTGAGE COR. Part time opportunity. Looking Ii. Township 21, Range 39 security shall be described. The PORATIOPI, foragroundhlooropperfunjty7 (Described further a, In the SPRINGS, Second Rsplat, deliver sufficient shall Plaintiff, New multi.Ievol organIzatIon general area of Bear Lake) cording to pIe, thereof, as claimant copies of the cIain to the ci to vs . recorded in Flat BookC , now biginning nation wide. (DISTRICT No. 3) Public Records of. I.mlnnl. enable the clerk to mall 001 Cop)? Alt I V rS TLIf%L&t%I .. r,i es.aaim ,.tg rvrJn.. Ic nrmg will to Hch personal repros.n,ativ,. County, Floridii ;r "'' ' " •" held by the Seminole County All PerSons Intef'e,t,d In the Tract 77 of 5ANLANDO Defendants. Planning and Zoning commission Barnselds, bartenders. Full I. estate to whom a corn' of this NOTICIOPSALI on December 5, ig, at PM, SPRINGS, Third Replat, •c• Noticeof AdminIstration isa, bean part time, rotating shifts • mailed are riquirid, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN or as soon thereafter as possl, cording to pat salary plustips. Bonus I Hoip. WITHIN recorded In Plat Book C, Page.4, in Room 203, ci the . Seminole No esp. necessary. Apply in THREE MONTHS PROM THE that on the 4th day of February, NOatIl:OOA.M,atthewastfront County Courthouse, Sanford, Public Records of Seminole DATE person, ABC Liquors 2N$ OF THE FIRST doavoftheCouyoijsecf5.mlnole Florida, in Order to rsvliw, hoar County, Floridai Orlando Dr., Sanford. ' OF THIS County. at Sinferd. Florida, _____________________ All of the LAKE OAKS sic. PUBLICATION comments, and make recom. NOtICE, to TION, SANLANDO SPRINGS, Imdsrslgned Clerk will otter mandations totIe Board of county FACTORY- warehouse help 0id a, they may have that ctsail.nge tPie sale'the following described reel to pat ttior Commissioners nt Seminole needed, chance I or ad. FiCorded in P145 $OskC, P401 2$. validity of the dicadent's will, the peopetty County on the obove •ppp vancement, mature local Public Records of Seminole Qualifications of Ihe.personal Lot .... -"WEKIVA HUNT for rezonina. In' Ywive or resIdent preferred, benefits, CLUB" FOX HUNT SECTION 1, Those In attendance wIll be County, Florida; iurimtiS Of court. phone according to the Flat ther.ofas )'U ARE HEREBY heardandwrltt.ncomm.ntsmay ALLCLAIMLDEMANDS,AND recorded la$BookuI,Pagesi9 be flied wIth the Land Deve'ap. NOTIFIED that a suit to OBIICTION$ NOT $0 FILED mont Manager. Hearings may be Title and for Declaratory Relief .'WILL BE FOREVER BARRED through 53, inclusive, Public Records of Seminole County, In tol Circuit continued from time to time as Date Si the first publIcation o Fiend., together with all struc. found necessary. Farther details COW'S ci the EigMeeth Judicial tPJs Notice of AdmInIstration: furls, Improvements, fixtures, available by calling 323.4330, Circuit, in and for Seminole 1979. . County, appliances, and appurtenances on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NA to Extension No. 307. 'Via 001115 sai' land or ussi In conlunction S1MINOS.i COUNTY, FLORIDA Board ci County Commissioners 411d for cancellation Of certaIn As Personal Raprss.tWallve t.StViCtlSIiS therewith, CASE NO. 78307$ Seminole County, Florida ci the Estate $ more particularly dosa'ibid as: The aforesaid sale will be made ERNEST W. TURPIFI, it ux, By: Robert French, FI.weca Erea Myers pursuant to a Final Judgment LOO$1ttWSuS,b5ffihiidsIye, PlaIntiffs, chairman Deceased onten,IIOC1VIINO,79.;454.CA.ts. v. LOIS II thrsUl — Attest: Arthur H. BickwIth Jr ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Fncwpsndunghnffi,Cit'cult Court RAM ASSOCIATES, INC., PublIsh November 19 and clusive. 501Ck "D" Trod ffie Eightoentti JudicIal Circuit SANLANDO SPRINGS, I'OCVIII RIPUIENTATIVI: Defendunts. Ole,nber?Iar4 January ni s.WIIIIam I.. Count, Esq. Of in antI for Seminole County. in Flat look 1. Page ' PubliC OEP.73 NOTICIOPSALS . _________________________ Records of SemInole County, STENSTROM, DAVIS, Florida. Notice is hereby given that McINTQ$N I JUL IAN DATED this 5th day ci January ARTHUR 1.. CECKW$TI4, JR., . P.O. Sex 1330 IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP (SEAL) AND YOU API NOTIFIED Of Clerk of the Circuit Court, FlorIda 3277) THU IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL yourniglwt,lnterv,ne kiNds lull Arffiijr H. Seckwfttt, Jr. Seminole County, Florida, will sen Tahaphoiva: (301) *2117) CIRCUIT Seminole (lsapter No, 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Past matrons and senior high point . -. __________________________ Washer I. Diver. Security Deposit & Lease. $750 mo. Orlando-$9#)727. CORRESPONDENTS If the claim Is contingent or liauIdated, the nature of the I 323.7832 _______________________________ Classified Ads find buyers 1451. PART-TIME - _---.-I. arson 9Ohp . esc 16fib,'rqlass cond , uii,,tly eitras, custom vinyl canvas & tarp, must sell 5995 3231757 Eves. 372 0612, 322 1547 clean 8. turn, gas heat, I Couches, ChAirs, chest, end tables & coffee tables. bed stead. mattress 8. hoispring. TV's, new statuc. clocks, zig zag sewing mach,ne, 121 2 ,'lan tools. 1966 HOnd,1 pre'anr inotorcyclt & a lot of m.s iICI11S SOmetflig for everyone - -- 590,000 new kit floor. Priced at only $26,950 REALTORS [J3 PAR K 1 BR-Sin up. Pool, Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariners Village. Let a Classified Ad help you fi,à ___________________________ * * * * * * * * estate is na Dowda, whose ad. personal representative, Sanford, Florida, on January 22, Feb. 7. Presented for public by Daytona Beach Community College for $6 fee. No cost to those 60 and on SR 46. Junior tattis free Tract 3-1 Service Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 32? 5990 * AUCTION SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. AlPIOAT, 12' wide Gore, 0360 ISO hp. I ycoming, new prop & bushings, many estras, sacrifice 52,500. 323 1757 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR I BR. 3B, Pool . IlOOCornell Dr. Inc., Realtors From SlOfo $50 Cali 37? 1621. 37 416 - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory HAtcOLBWTREALTY _______ j Inquire 500 S. Oak $417143. 323•5176 thereof, as recorded in Fiat Book the address of which I$ Seminole claimissecured,thesecurityshall 5. Page 47, PublIc Records of County Courthouse, Probate be described. The claImant shall Seminole County, Florida; Division, North Park Avenue, deliver sufficient copies of the Tract 64 of SANLAPIDO Sanford, Florida, 3277). The claim to the'clerk to enable the thereof, as recorded in Flat and art exhibition. File Number 79.4$4.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole ________ - - ------- ----- - --- Ray.Bart Realty, Inc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 3 BR, lB. 1g. lot, CH-A,carp., alt. oar., well with underground I system. Chain-linked back yd. with 16x32 scr swim, pool. I MuSt see to appreciate. I Brokers Protectea .3:2 2831 i Nile or Day. 213S' S French (17 9?) Sanford 323 5374 3 Bdrm 2 bath Tract Si of SANLANDO TO ALL PERSONS HAVING KAY Seminole County, Florida; j I SANDALWOOD APTS. — "bulging PARSONS with musical SWEETS, SPRINGS. a repIat, according to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS used. talent," plat thereof as recorded in Flat AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Each claim must be in writing Book 9, Peoe 19. Public Records of AND ALL OTHER PERSONS The appointment of and must indicate the basis for the Williams, who appeared as a Tract $9 of SANLANDO YOU ARE HEREBY creditor or his agent or attorney, guestconductorwlth the Pops SPRINGS, according to plat NOTIFIED that the ad. and the amount claimed, If the last May, was announced in thereof, as recorded In Flat Book ministration of the estate of claim is not yet due, the date when Small Engine Repair classes 4-7 and 7-10 p.m., Deltona Junior High School shop, each Wednesday I The Real Estate Agency - fl 2565 statement of any claim or demand and over. SUm n' Trim Exercise Class, 1p.m., DeBary First Presbyterian, each Wednesday through May?. No cost to those 60 and over. REALTY WORLD. 72—Auction ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 17 92 Sanford. Fla 32771 (çn _________ J' ______ L V 9561. Sanford Gracious living. Rees. 912 French Ave. Sanford County Courthouse, 1) -- -- * * * * * * ** AAA A L 29-Rooms from 7 to 10 p.m. on Mon. I Tues. nIghts. I) English, exp. urn. Any lob considered. Call 323. . — Sanford's Sales Leader 'Y) - _______ ________ J English, has some exp. in dec. & boat recur. Other tnc*ki Ceramics for sale. Prices reduced on Mi finIshed oreenware, bisque. qIazes & stains. Starts Jan. S thru J, II. Sumner Ceramics. 529 Nolan St. off 421. 322-1175. INC. REALTORS s30ia32or335s7ii eves. JUST FOR YOUI4BR,28t,ome in Tee-in-Green wilh new CliA, carp. & morel Spacious rms, Fia. rm,, & freshly I painted! RPP WARRANTED. Yours for $41,900, — i BUY JUNK CARS your till up 55--Boats & Accessories Easy to buy 538,000. .1 BR, ii, B, 2 story charmer. Real FP, I Sanford city, has everything! Owner will hold mort. Number I One Property Place Inc. 645 3901. FORRESIGREENE 77—Junk Cars Removed iias tank in your nviqhborhood for SI 00 in Silver COiflS Will .1150 buy Silver OinS I196.1 or bcforCf for c,lsh at rate $175 for each ten (tfltS 831 8)19 _________________________________ LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. PEAL TOI 628.3005 Alt. Spg., new 2-story, all-cedar Contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 31g. BPs, master has 2 walk in Closets, 2' a, Stone FP, loft fam. mm., eat-in kit, with microwave Center, Seller will carry mortgage. Call to see. 594,900. I Park Ave., Sun. & Mon. only. __________________________________ _____ __________________________ thereof as recorded in Plat Book , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Page 15. Public Records of SEM'NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SemInole County, FlorIda; PROBATE DIVISION Tract 57 of SANLANDO File Number 79.4$4.CP cording to piat therci, as recorded IN RE ESTATE OP from the "wildly talented" in Put Book 4, Page 34, Public FLORENCE ERVA MYERS, Community Center. Each Wednesday through May 7, S 322•2611 SALEI Cabinet shop. All types of OP DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE _ ' COUNTRY LIVING! I BR 2B home in 051cm! S acre mini-. I farm, above ground pool, barn & lots more! BPP WARRANT- I ED! Enjoy for 564,900. Call I 373-2322 for Info. _________________ 6270 CLA IMS Tract 32 of SANLANDO DEP-76 SPRINGS, according to plat - cirai.ti.n Dpt - I r'riv.tte party will Yard Sale 2507 i.. Liirrnonf At Sat & Sun tO 5 after hours 831-2335, $69-0994or 8310037 - 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 . LOVELY! 3 BR,''lB home in DeBary In quiet neighborhood! Lg. lot with extras. Must see to appreciate! Only $7750 EVENING HERALD NOTICE TOCREDITORS Page 15, Public Records of December21, l9l9and January 1) coy. Fla. mm., 600' garden rm & new carp. Fumn, too! BPP WARRANTED. Just $43,000. GIRLS dock. 587,500. Piloian Realty, Realtors, 831 1912. Eves, or tIlLIOS CC. Manor. CH, Din, area, I EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL ___________ __________________________________ Call JOAn 322-7513 ______________ Legal Notice Seminole County, Florida 4 REALTY — REALTORS JUST LISTED!7BP,lBhomejn Ages 13-17 EXPRESSIONS $000 aft 9 p.m. Division BOYS CREATIVE UIVO. REWARD, Call Joe 322. Seminole County, Florida; acres, beach house 8 boat REALTY lcs.—cw.in - Tr.flA —r R. 2 tam . wide var ivty Cloth, yarns. appliances. pictures, ttc Sat & Sun , 815 Cherokee Circle, Sunland Estates -- ------------Rig garaqe sale' Sat only' 827 Piisal,,i Or 9.1 in tell? Lakefront, Enterprise Rd. on Lake Lenardy. 3 BR, 7' B, - _____ S.J-e1.sr.nn cl1. Sanford, condominium, San dalwood Villas, i BR. lower level, 5.30,500. Principals only. 830 8546 -- - - transactions, operate eqpt. such as tractors 8. other light eqpt. Residence furnished. 5 pct. comm against 510.000 guarantee. Canoe Country, 6)5 Wymore Rd., Winter Park, Fl. 33759 Eat by Gill Fox _______________ development & real estate _______________________ __________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 4 PCt. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. Low down payments 322 2287 .. _________________________ SIDE GLANCES _____ _____ ____ Must have Real Estate ___________________________ Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. PO Box SOil, Clear. water, Fl. 33511 Arnr H. Bickwith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of - , __________________________ flg $ ______ -- ______________________ _______________________ FIGHT INFLATION SellAvon. lncreaseyoureamnln9 power. For details, Call l.u1-4687 or 644-3079 - - CommIssioners of Semlnof — - AVON OF Jan.9, 1550. BarneyHeadrick 5-Lost & 414js _____________________ __________________________ CURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS P "We might commission new SPRINGS, according to pIat submit written statements or be works. It's a forwn for doing thereof, as recorded in Plat Book lead orally. that, too. Perhaps things ut 4. Page 56, Public Records of By order of the Board of County Seminole County, Florida; - Egg 8. Omelet Restaurant 2$lSFrenchAye, ______________________ Tract 27 of SANLANDO room each Tuesday through May 6. No fee [or those 60 and over, 'I Dishwasher full.time, days only. ___ ___ _______________ Watercolor class, 4.6:30 p.m., Deltona Jr. High art I'p.I.'&I - SundQ-Noon FridQ Pops Public Records of Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, of Sm., male puppy. 7 mo. old, Florida, on December 5, 1519 at orchestra simply to'foliow the County, Florida; "TIGER", bro, white, & bIle. 7:30 P.M., ores soon thereafter as markings. Lost 13th Tract 24 tradition established by Of SANLANDO possible, to review, hear corn. French Thurs.,. Jan. 3. Little SPRINGS, according to plat rnents and Fiedler In his 50 years on the make recom. Oy broken-hearted. 323-0264. thereof, as recorded in Piat Book mendatbons to the Board of County podIum. 4• Page 21, Public Records of Commissioners on the above TO THE PEOPLE who called "1 think the repertoire will Seminole County, Fiorida; about the lost puppy, captioned ordinance, Tract 25 of SANLANDO gradually change," he said. "TIGER", please be good Additional information may be SPRINGS, dcculdlng t piát enough to call pack. W,.tove talned by contacting the Land ,, wiuwut getting stto thereof as him I miss him very much I recorded In Plat Book S. Development Manager .t 3234320, any large musicological Page 45, Public Records of Extension want him home. Little boy $e"tjnnle rNIv !.j.4I,wJe.,,. d!.c.e.cs!iic. thzt lmc .rfec 6ie hUn every day. REWARD still stands, 323. Tract 26 of SANLANDO hearing who wish to comment on I l'ops is a great forum tar SPRINGS according to plat the proposed actions may 0264. submit development and some exthereof as recorded in Flat Book $. written statements to the Land LOST: wh. shep. puppy w.biue Page 17, PublIc Records of Development Division prior to the perimnentation not only in Seminole County, Florida; strapcollsr, from W. Lii. Mary non field hut in liaht mucit' edui.d ubIit h.irI ia..s. Boston I Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville. mission. 372-10769 a.m..S p.m. Ask for Doris. Noon The DafBefoe Publicotion -- Friday, Jan. Il, 1980—CA _____________________________ meet & speak with public. Call 322-4076. 9 a.m..5 p.m. for interview. ______________________ PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY COUNSELORS Top Corn- DEADLINES according to plat thereof, as on Room 203 of the Seminole REWARD offered for the return recorded in Fiat Book 9, Page 6. conductor in the 95-year history of the . - PUBLIC RELATIONS- Able to - "Star SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 44c line Itc a line 36c a line ' _____ Sanford VFW101O8dinner,5:30.8p.m.,logcabjn post home on lakefront. Open to public. 'iHelpWanteci Cooks, P-I, exp. only in fine dining. Particular interest in dinnerline cook. Call Mrs. G, 665.4493. Deltona Inn. _____________________ 8:00 A.M 5:30 PM. 7consecutivetim.s MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY___ Noon 3 Ltnes MinImum NOIr CflIIMTV rnuo Lots 12 and 13 and Tract A. who won three Oscars for his SPRINGS, according to pint thereof, as recorded in Flat Book Meredith Manor, a replat of Block stirring scores for s, Page 59, Public Records of c Nob Hill Section, Flat Book 11, Page 21, Public Records oh Wars" and two other films, Seminole County, Florda; Tract 14 of SANLANDO Semlisoie County, FlorIda. Section told a news conference of his TownshIp 21, Range 29. Con. eagerness to Innovate and ex- SP5, the North or Blocks sistlng ci one acre more or less. A, B, C and D according to the plat ln the general local ion of the West pertinent, thereof as recorded in Flat Book Page 55, Public Records of Side of East Lake Brantley Drive, He said he knew he would be approximately 700 feet North of SR Seminole County, Florida; compared to Fiedler — "an Tract II of SANLANDO unmatchable myth" — but hIT Further, the PlannIng and SPRINGS, Second Replat of the Zoning Commission of Seminole had not been named the 19th South "z or Block E, F, G, and H, County will hold a public hearing Winter PQk Itime 3 consecutivetimes conductorof the Boston Pops, SPRINGS, according to plat DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR __...___ -paid tribute to the late con- thereof, as recorded In Plat Bock THE PURPOSE OF REZONING 4—P S()IS -FROM R.1AA SINGLE FAMILY _____________________________ ductor, but said he will not S. Page 45, Public Records of DWELLING DISTRICT TO R. 1 follow.bflndly in his footsteps. Seminole County, Florida; AND 2 FAMILY DWELLING DIS I WILL NOT BE RESPON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Senior Citizens tour to Busch Garder, Tampa. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m.; pick up at - - full & part time. RN, 5.1 & 4 Apply in person Sanford Nursing 83L.9993 HOURS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ____________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. . .- t - '. ................. - SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSI. Seminole County, Florida; Tract 11 of SANLANDO TY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM as musical director and Church. -. _-.- -._. Seminole SPRINGS, accordIng to plat MENDS THE DETAILED LAND thereof, as recorded in Flat Book USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. Williams, named Thursday Ce, uicvvu UiV IWIIVU ricuier St. . ._ CLASSIFI ED ADS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 11,1?, 11, 21,25,26,21,30,31,32,57, OF COUNTY CU',SMISSIONIRS NOTICE OF PUBLIC 59,63,64, 63.67, 73, 14,76, or 77, and all of the Lake Oaks Section, HEARINGS The Board of County Corn. SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. missionersof Serninole'County will NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants, hold a publIc hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Cour. NOTICEOFSUITAND thouse, Sanford, Florida on RIOHTTOINTENVENE - Commerce. .. ____________________________ IJNDON (UPI) — "Star TO: EACH AND EVERY PER. January22,1910a17:OOp,M.,oras Wars" composer John Wil- SON WHO IS AN OWNER OF SOOfS thereafter as possible, to REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN consider a specIfic land use hams, newly appointed SANLANDO SPRINGS. SEMI. amendment to the Seminole conductor of the Boston Pops County Comprehensive Plan, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Drchestrmi, says he will update CLAIMING ANY ESTATE, Ordinance fl-25, and rezoning of the Arthur Fiedler tradition TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE the described property from R. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED 1AA Single Family Dwelling by seeking out "wildly REAL PROPERTY OR ANY District to P.? 1 and 2 Family talented" new composers and PORTION THEREOF WHICH DwellIng District, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HAS BEEN REPLATTED, rescuing neglected modern SANLANDO ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH A. Tract 6 of Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m,, Rolling Hills Moravian - . .. - Legal Notice ar Wars' CALENDAR . . Plnting FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Licensid 373-3107 Insured .-- ----- -______ Quality workmanship, No job too small or big, Interior or cx. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322. 007) — — PaintIng & Repair EUTSL'ER PAINTING I REPAIR_Interior, Exterior ,:REE FSTIMATESCaII 36$-$34 Painting IRemodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 Typing 327-5665 Complete Mobile SL OA N 'S TV PING SEP VICE Home Repair 3-0-5359 Business, personal & resumes $30 $911 �SPORTS I Friday, Jan. 11, 1fl0 IOA—Ev.ning Herald,Sanford, Fl. Torchy Notches 200th`çaror Victory Number On "; e Knights WIn 12th Stmight . BY SAM COOK "I've been more relaxed the past two Cotton was plagued somewhatby fouls Michaels dropped to 34 for the season five of our children go through here." Into the contest, Jones engineered a 30-8 More Importantly it was Knight One of the five who is just about blitz which settled matters before Torchy as he picked up his third with 6:17 games," is how Frank explained her mentor Torchy Clark's 200th college through is senior son, Bo. sent in the relievers with 4:41 to go in the remaining in the half and exited at that boost in scoring. "Before I'd try too hard. Prior to Thursday night's encounter career win In Ii seasons at UCF, for. Now, I'm not worrying about it." juncture. "He's very deserving. He's worked his half. against St. Michaels UCF Athletic. merly Florida Technological University, butt off," said Bo, who ought to know. "I Following Frank In the scoring column "We played a good first half," T. Clark "I've been playing pretty good despite Director Dr. Jack O'Leary was holding which a throng of 1,873 didn't hesitate to realize people aren't going to want to said about the 52-29 advantage. "But we the fouls," Cotton said. "So I haven't was Lake Brantley's Meg Fahey, who was making her initial appearance for court on how St. Patrick had driven the remind him during a postgame toasting believe that because I'm his con. But the didn't play so well the second half." been too worried about it." snakes from Ireland. the Lady Knights after transferring from of Torchy. . guys in practice know.' Another dominate (actor was the play Along with B. Clark and Cotton, Despite the Irish heritage of Dr. Jack, Torchy, whose given name is Gene, Auburn. Along with his off-court accolades for of 250-pound 6-5 center Dean Rossin who joined ft double figure scoring with 13 he- was at a loss to determine just what received a commemorative plaque from his father, young Clark made quite an owned the backboards with 19 rebounds. Fahey'notched 14 points, as did Dale St. Mike had done to earn his sainthood, UCF President Dr. Trevor Colbourn and impression on the court too with 11 of 22 Rossin, a Lake City product who didn't points and steady Pete Krull added 10. Zimmerman. Former Sanford ace Sonya No one was at a loss to explain what a color television from the boosters' club field goals and five of six free throws for play high school basketball, consistently Forward Steven Bourke had 16 points for Manley contributed 10 points and four Michaels, while Michael Olivieri steals. happened in the next half hour though, as. and the fans. tipped the ball In or kept it alive during. ' 27 points, chipped in 13. the Knights raced to a 40.15 bulge enroute ,When we first started I don't know if Saturday the Lady Knights return to It was runnlngrnate Gerald Jones, the Knights scoring tear. to a 9044 thrashing of the visiting Purple we'd win 25 games," Clark retrospected however, that broke the Knights out of In an earlier game the Lady Knights action against Miami Dade South with a 2 Joining Rossin on the boards was Knights from Winooski, Vermont. about the Knights early growing palns- some early game lethargy with a dose of former Fighting Seminole Ruben Cotton slipped past Yale 79-78 on the strength of p.m. tipoff at Seminole Community The victory was number 12 of the year 'But that was back lnthe gym shorts an4 nifty balthandltng and some pinpoint with 11 rebounds and 11 points. Cotton 21 points by former Lake Howell ace College. Torchy's male counterpart will for the nation's number one ranked high school gym era, ranks third nationally in rebounding with Cindy Frank. The 5-7 sophomore also host Western New England College at I passing. Division II team against no setbacks. St. collected 11 rebounds for the 84 Knights. p.m. Sunday in the UCF gym. "UCF has been very good to us. We had. Holding just a 10.7 lead seven minutes an average of just under 14 a game. Herald Sports Writer Tribe Seeks 16th Against Apopka Elsewhere around the Twé of the state's top ten high school basketball squads county tonight, the DeLand will be on display in Seminole Bulldogs travel to take on the Greyhounds in the 4vman County t°pJ m while Spruce Creek's The undefeated and fifth Hawks pay a visit to ranked Fighting Tribe Of Bill Altamonte Springs for a Payne will shoot for victory 16 match up against the Lake when they host the fast im- Brantley Patriots. proving Apopka Blue Darters Saturday's action has Lake at 8:00 P.M. Brantley at Oviedo and The state's third ranked Crooms at L.esburg. team, the Mainland But,Mainland and Seminole . caneers— also a member of a appear to be setting the stage strong Five Star Conference for a clash of highly ranked — visit Maitland to tackle prep squads when the Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Seminoles play host to the Silver Hawks who are fresh Buccaneers on Friday, off a Tuesday night win over January 18th In the Seminole the Lyman Greyhounds. gym. .. . . ,.. . . .. - "1 . ..' - ,iv. •-- 1 .! . '' ____ points 22 to lead Sanford's Lady Seminoles to a 59.62 win over Apopka Th Thursday night In overtime. - •'. ..-,, , 1.. ' : . . SANFORD (59): Jacobs 2, Melton 22, Yowskaw 2, Hardy 23, Bennett 6, Bogeji 4, Totals 267430 APOPKA (56): Smith 14, !ridges 1I,11arnee 11, Aader.onL 11, Jackson 2. Totals *2 32-27 Halftime: Sanford *2, Apopka 21, Regulation: Sanford 52, Apopka U. Fouls: Sanford 22, Apopka 1$. Fouled ____ U, ,. 68 at Indian Wells, which is considered the easiest of the four Hope courses. Fergus got his 68 at tougher Eldorado. His round included the first ace of the year - on the par.3 12th - three birdies and one bogey. Arnold Palmer, who has won the Hope five times but not since 1973, also had an ace - the 10th of his long and colorful career. It came on the par-3 sixth at Indian Wells. Palmer _____ ______ 5)11w. 4 --.-.'- ....... Loudon 151, Jim Arroyo 455. Mike y'iuv.. .ur.w, i.uu-- rem uiimy Vikings, Pinch Pins. God Rails, McKibben 4$, Had NOVOW ,. - WAINDAY DROP-OUTS -- ...__•_ aianuin9i; Splitters, Hot SMOS, Whit Kids, Convertid Split.: Allies Hanson Scatter Pins, Hooks 1. Curves. -7.101 Jos Wekk 33101 Adrian Shamrocks, Makeups. Drip Dries, Ross 41.1: Mike lurks 146 3.101 Three And ½. Block lusters, Hits Dan lurtos3.10,RuthWi.Wer310s & Misses. Alley Cats, SOAP Suft APAW P"houd 3.101 Louis* Weston G.gittirL 3.10; Verne Pohl 3.101 RiTh Foote High Games: Mike Burke 305. 1.1 Martin Hansen 107, Andy Patrick Miriam V.nDuyn. S.?, Mike Ross 101. Gordon Lamb 10$, Irving 3-S. . Fried 114, Barbara Knesil I$4. Curtis Finlayson ISO, Adrian Ross THURSDAY MITE MIflD 175 Jim Arroyo 175, Mike Ross Standings: Ilelilons, Heaps, "U" 174, Sam Kaminsky 172, Ted Ready, Jnms. Hits A splils, Puckett 171, 1.1111. Adiinston 141, Witts Amoco. lake Mary Pub, Hazel Bauder 143, Mitzi Loudon Greans Grocery, Lakeview 142, Finny McKibben 143, Francs Nursing Contort Sanford Auto Flieger 134, Alice oaldusok 155, Parts. Lillian Pohl 154. WinnIe Spencer High Games: Ron La Baunty Ill. Lucille Thatcher $34. . 1I$113, Jeannie Adams 200, Jerry High Series: Andy Patrick MS Campbell 153, Richard Heaps lOs, Martin Hansen 513, Gordon Lamb Marlene Heaps III Jim Barrett IS,, Mike Nois 150, Irving Fried 151.143, Butch Rose 177.113. Peggy 471, Ted Puckett 174. LIsle Miller Ron ldL Kathy Mggardl3, Burt 470, Barbara Knewl 457, MltZi Trues 102.17l1N. 21 AWA&1 [a a The Butler did It. Seminole High's Reggie Butler a big reason the Tribe is 15-0. Against Colonial Tuesday night Butler scored 16 points. nailed 24 rebounds, blocked II) shots, dished out six assists and grabbed eight steals - which all adds up to his Burger King Player of the Week selection. Kegler's Komer finished with a 70 and that put him only two shots Off the lead and obviously, he was pleased with his round. Al Morgan, Scott Simpson, Mark Hayes, Lee Elder and Llndy Miller shot 69s at Indian Wells; Len Nielsen tiM a 69 at to lay a stroke . Quilts and Craig Stadlera69 at Eldorado .2..1 .._...t.. fl_I....... ..& flit cenma me iean. Sixteen owes were ucu with rauzerr i 70, Including defending Hope champion John Mahaffey, who played with an amateur threesome of former president Gerald Ford, Hope and young Nathaniel Crosby. Lady Raiders Whip Polk The Crooms Panthers gained a measure of revenge for two earlier losses this season by knocking off Kissimmee 51.43 Thursday night. Calvin Bryant led the Panther attack with 24 Points. The victory marked the fifth Straight for Crooms since the Panther Christmas Invitational and Improved its record to 11-3 on the season. Copper 06-li, Nicholson 12.4 4, Burton! 0.04, Morgan 524 U. Totals 24 2-7 49. , SEMINOLE (74): Martin 18 3421, Cnizl9.II, Ssz*Itk 124 12, Bell! 0.14, BIddiz4 0.11 14, Manuel 71-218, DImtrOff 10. ' MerkOth 0000. Totals: 32 12-19 74. HnfttIme Seminole 32-22. Seminole U, Folk 19, Foulded cut: Burton. POLk(41): C4IlIxa$04 ii, - TOW feWs: Had il4lli, Redding O0.10, The visit Panthers Leesburg Saturday for a 6:30 contest. Kiiilmmee4eayer 2.24, Hicks 2-242, Alexander 142, McGee 142, Ford 16-1.210 Nigea 142. Totals 19HZ. Cr.oma-Law 14$, bryant 2144, Jackson 14$, W.stea 124, Wynn 44$, knIght 144, Hendricks 244. Totals 16-135, • u...wi i.0 .i.... C Raci ng -•• •" ---"'- F. CII Okla. 1$. labor 43 Henderson 70, Hendrix 57 Murry 10 layir 59 N.M. St. $3. Ind. St. 00 N. Tex 94,H. Simmons 74 Oiarks7O, Harding 4 SF Okla. SO. CtI OkIa. 54 SF Austin 5$. La. Colt II ' ' . Winners _____ WF.STSIDE JR. BOY'S LEAGUE Joe's Variety vs McCoy's Cleaners Raymond Curry 7; Leroy Rkhardsqn 20; Ricky Richardson 1; We Wooden 4, Aluan Jackson'1; lit Qtr. 5, 2nd Qtr. 0, 3rd Qtr. 13, 4th Qtr. . Total. McCoy's Cleaners. Greg Merthie 2; Michael Wright 16; Oscar MerthIe 6,; Terry Miller 4; Andre Williams 15; 1st Qtr. 8, 2nd Qtr, 15, 3rd Qtr. 10, 4th Qtr. 12: Total 45. C.B.S. - Michael Siinmone 11; Joseph McCloud 15; Robert -People 2; RIchard Roberta 6; Charles Smith 5; lit Qtr. 14, 2nd Qtr. 8, 3rd Qtr. 6, 4th Qtr. 11: Total 39.. - - Tip TOP Super Market .Michael Edwards e; Darrell Graham 7; Dexter Franklin 2; Rod Alexander l3; lstQtr. 10, 2nd Qtr. 2, 3rd Qtr. 2, 0 Qtr. 16: Total 30. W r -. Jru.,i. '• .aTavwn. .u. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA happy tobehereand winning is not on my mind. But itwould be nice, wouldn't it?" . ,f•. Friday, January 11, 1980 Co PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Every now and then some nice young kid shoots a fine round of golf on the PGA Tour and Immediately someone asks, "Who's he?" Thursday, in the rain-delayed opening round of the $304,500 Bob Hope Desert Classic, the first event of the 1980 Tow, Bob Proben, a youngster from Redford, Mich., came out of nowhere with a 68 that tied him for the lead with the betterknown Jerij Pate and Keith Fergus. When PGA officials hustled Proben, who earned his playing card last spring, into the press tent to be Interviewed, he almost stumbled. Obviously, he had never been Interviewed before and he wasn't loQklng forward to it, although he proved to be an articulate young man who seems to know where he is going. "I'm so nervous," Proben apologized. "I really don't know what to say. I was a lot calmer playing golf. At least on the course I new where I was going and what I had to do. This is very exciting, so pleace forgive me." When Proben was asked to go through his round - played at the host La Quinta club - he got lost. He couldn't remember all the holes and the clubs he used. So, he apologized again. But he didn't have to apologize for the way he played. Asked If he were thinking about winning the Hope, Proben said, "No. I'm just trying to, have a good time. This is a wonderful place to be and I'm having the time of my life. I'm . . . Lady Seminoles Edge Apopka Rivera Arnie Fires Ace In Hope Classic. ./. Ewening Hemid 0 . JA*1b 60 J.WIl$ .. • omo. auB et '. - IBM • , . $1450 IIlIJIjip.jj 111111$.71SN-$3i 1* Iei'tNsSsdait is '-1 .. 0. it. - ... .-.. .• . ,, . . -. . , ... - .• .. ...........- V Zc i ; ...-' cLtj.. .'-.J. • . i...'. ,w'a'. I' i:-.. • Y,' •'j. •S4 , �il —Ev.nlng Hera W, Snford, Fl. Fr1dsJ.n. 11, iNS They Found GO TELEVISION GLIDE ft you're thlak1*gof getting out ,and .sreI.klag far semethiig to do d& wee&ead. bare Exercise Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. ii, I9sO-3 'Last Resort' Fails By DAVID HANDLER Breeding) Is the wry, self- plots out of its characters. It's tempting to pass over, effacing Alex. Gall Collins One week Gail's old high "The Last Resort" as a (Stephanie Faracy) is the school buddy comes up for b meager Imitation of "Taxi," cuddly new breeder like the weekend. She's now gay. Cable Ch. Independent which It Is. Elaine whose favorite line Is One week Murray Is secretly 0 (AIC) Orlando Orlando ( (35) But before we say goodbye "I like you too much to go out going to night school. He dent to this CBSsitcom, currently with you." Murray (Robert flunks out. Another week (1 7) Indepen 0 (CBS) Orlando Atlanta, Ga. In Its second time slot, we Constanzo) is the nasty, Michael and Gail decide to (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Public can view it as living proof of cheap, vulgar maitre 'd, ala have an affair. He gets (10) do Orlando Broadcasting System what happens when you try Louie In "Taxi." Kevin whiplash. in addition to the channels listed, cablevislon subscribers may fun@ In to Independent channel to produce a character (John Fujloka) is a hostile, This 6. Miami, by tuning to channel s tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian comedy instead of a gag Oriental Latka who speaks h Broadcasting Network (CON). Last Resort" cannot comedy — but fall, an explosion of In- avoid cheap, shallow laughs Gag comedy is the comedy comprehensible curses and every 30 seconds. Even of situation — coincidence, swirling knives, worse, Michael and Gail are mistaken Identity and Toplayitevensafer,"The sotteUmes people, i násunóerstanding. "Thrs ee''sasl, ?tesort features three sometimes buffons. It Company," is pure gag obligatory types from a depends on the story. THE ULTIMATE HIGH 4:30 comedy. The basic one-line million gag comedies — the SATURDAY "The Thrill Of Motor Sports" B BOB HOPE DESERT promise of the show — a nebish, the slob and the stud You don't create great JANUARY 12, 1900 CLASSIC Coverage of the final straight guy lives with two who alternate between by playing It safe. comedy proles. BOB HOPE DESERT round In this annualfrom the cute girls and the landlord panting over nubile guests You don't get a show on the sional golf tournament MORNING CLASSIC Covinge of the Indian Wells Country Club near thinks he's gay, only he Isn't and Insulting old ones. air by taking risks. That, in annual professional golf tour. Palm 0:30 Springs, California. — is Itself a gag. Like "Taxte," "The Last the one-line joke of nament from the Indian Wells 2-COUNTRY FISHING Gag comedy has one Resort" tries to draw Its television, Is the punchline. Country Club near Palm MONDAY AFTERNOON Springs, California. mission — go for a laugh JANUARY 14, 1950 once every 30 seonds. The 1.100 430 () Q SPORTS 8PECTACU- (5) 0 SPORTS EXTRA "The EVENING scripts are worked over by a Ilk AA&A.AIL LAR Coverage of the Senior Super Bowl" dozen joke writers. 'I 8:00 Bowl from Montgomery. (D 0 WIDE WORLD OF (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta characters are subordln Alabama; a 10-round heavy- SPORTS Coverage of the HarFlames vs. Montreal Canadians to the gags and as a res weight fight between Coon lem Globetrotters' performtend to be types rather th MEMO MEN NONE Spinks and Alfredo Evangelista ance In Lake Placid, N.Y.; people. WEDNESDAY from Atlantic City; Motorcycle Men's World Cup Skiing from Jump Challenge Match Kitzbuh.4. Austria; Women's Character comedy Is JANUARY 16, 1950 between Gary Wells and Dale World Speed Skating from lighter half of human drar OEM MEMO Buggins from Seattle, Wash- Hamar, Norway. The characters are EVENING ington. drawn and dictate the stor • SUNDAY 1:30 10:30 by their behavior. 'I (7)O HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (17) NBA BASKETBALL humor comes out of th JANUARY 13, 1900 Jones vs. Osceola Atlanta Hawks vs. San Diego traits — vanities, drear 2:00 Clippers peeves — rather than (Z)SW8TUNG MOON" situations being Impo THURSDAY 300 8 1130 onto them. (7) • PROFESSIONAL. (DO BILL DANCE OUTJANUARY 17, 1910 It's the harder comedy BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- DOORS the two. You must ha age of the $135000 Showboat EVENING AF talented, disciplined pi Invitational from the Showboat am NOME Bowling Center in Las Vegas. formers and writers. 'V 1 Nevada must have D (35) COLLEGE BASKET- also --i S (I) COLLEGE BASKETWHOMMO BALL Florida vs. Kentucky BALl. Syracuse at Purdue t may take 10 minutes 3:30 build up to one big laui That's 10 long minul MOMAMEN without jokes, which gh network executives ft Can January 11 thru 17 r . Time Out To Eat . BLJCW$ RE&rAURANT_. Clit"anding dining In New Prime Rib Room. Sanford Airport at the — Be A Delight - think It's fantastic!... I feel great after running. It really unwinds you. I hope a lot more people will use it" Kit Thompson was talking about the Heart Parcows or the Heart Park as It Is more commonl3v known -that at Was recently Installed along the lakefront In Sanford Uwough the efforts of the Junior Women's Club and the terminal Bldg. HOLIDAY INN " LAKE MONROE Featuring -waterIi ateak and seafood. Your favorite *n avellalil, . the 8t.JObfl5' anford. • fVJ - - - . -06 - HOIWAY INN —14— Enjoy live entertainmag in loiage Tzeesdaythru Saturday. LadleV NIgI* itai s.tu All • Mrs RESTAURANT L40UNG11t Both Ionch 0. ont e Mon. ftu5°pa Drive, Sanford. _____ ; -'• ____ DWUWW Sunday. Boulevards, said dw to tab = 5OlUhe at m U11111188 a week after she leaves work it the Sanford Flow The course consists ala pathway for walking or jogging, plus a series of eurcias aliens along the way. Each of the stations has a specific exislicige to be done plus the antfordoing iL A plaque at each station y explains what in be done and 1`110100mllnends ft number Of times the beginner Or advanced user should repeat the biglnn.rs and more advanced usrs. - sp.cw. ___ . - . ______ •. .:. dances cut Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior cltltena. Uve music twice a mon1th Exbthit .1 religious pIIugs U$b tkroqb calory, through mid-January, Cornell Fine A. Center Musewn, RoUlAs College, Winter Park. Free tOPUblICTUesdaythroughF,jday,Ioa.m. to 5p.m and Saturday and Sunday, 1.5 p.m. Closed Christmas and New Years Day. 716d Asind , aeati 'i'"—' t •• I u... MENOMEN OMMMOM WOMMMM Emma ON ENOMMmom mom MEN --.NMM OEM a... ..a Park with otbw em&ym at the IPUphip Bank and find red help for getting and slaying in shape. feel the park Is a valuable set for the citizens of Sanford. Moat everyone they know who uses the park enjoys it, they said, but the biggest PrObbm In getting people to try It the first time. "You have to 'naks yourself get out here said Mrs. WllIIsmg, "but thel) it's fun" fir •1 . • D&orls Willi and. J 1c -Springfield us th. park after NEES mom AM ••• Story and Photos by Torn NtsI - psUtIy. events for Scottish athist.,, pipers and dancers. Advance ticbsis at area tichet agencies. The cwim Muu. ••. -• . - .. - - @) B ) I — Warm-UP y h4we each workout. Complete the Heart Park every other day. — Exerdaeat le" IQcofl.euUve minutes workout. Exercise itrenuosaly enough so that your pulse rate rises within your target heart range. The target heart range Is the pUlse rate you should maintain (hWIn5 the exercise which Is based on 60 to 80 Percent 01 your maximum heart but rate according to your age. Aguide Is Provided with more thorough in. structiona at the park. • t The A r ® - • Real Màltbl. no Meusa ON 01 me larg disejays of elisHa In the world. Located on }foJ Avenue at College, Wh*er Park, bourn are 1. 5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 am, to 5p.m., WeThday Urough 3a$izd,$y, ( Monday. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 4~ 1,2. Group rates avllis. ()fl 0 @) exercise. As a guide towards total fitness, It Is recommended the user ow C rules. and rensd hieing, 8 p.m., ever • Sjorts Mm farilj Th. Heart course is designed for - Network executive - •- --• -•--- --"---s .t th HIMMMOEMMEMO 39 College dog. — 35 Comedian way: you don't see much ACROSS Jonathan — character comedy On TV. 1 Talk show 40 Tender cut of 9 Landed 10 Essence meat 37 Low (French) "Taxi," which has the host — Orif• 42 Actor — II Devours 38 Roman one strength to pass over the fin 19 Little Indi Borgnine hundred two easy laughs for the one big 5 Humorist — 46 Actor John ns 39 Actor-dancer — 21 EoIi drink Ken punch-line, Is the exception. Levenson 8 Wise 23 Actress 50 Coffin 41 Large music "The Last Resort" tries to 12 Thought 51 Association Tatum boa have it both ways. 13 Actress — (abbr.) 25 Acquire 42 Black This sitcom about a gang Gardner 53 Indian tribe 26 New Guinea 43 Slit-like openport of college kids that works 14 Dorsal bonne 54 Tentmakering (Biol) poet 44 Close to 27 Is (French) summers in the kitchen of a IS Ship's struc• tural base 55 Inlet 29 Article 45 Actor Rip — stodgy resort has the IS Prefix for 86 Hard to find 30 Fondle 47 Snare trappings of "highbrow" three 57 Not one 31 Chemical suf. 48 Ireland character comedy. The 17 Fog 58 Negative profix 49 Actress Donfix theme music Is stolen from IS Animosity 32 Possessive na — pronoun 52 Dolores Del the British Imports we see on 20 Comic actor 59 Hurried — 34 Exist — PBS. The lead characters go 22 Don Air (combDOWN to college, which mean, they form) speak good English and read 24 Never — I Emcee — Douglas books (misconceptions die Sunday 25 Spaceman 2 Actress Bar. hard). WIvtMUvtI IlIUM! VIN1OI turnedsena berm To play it safe, "The Last —wild tor 3 Biblical Resort" has copied many of 28 Old horse liii aIi.ILIIIII.1IslafNIIIIII ox the characters from "Taxi." 30 Product of NI iloI, vI. 4 Comic strip Is'i'iiI l3VlJTUA.h1hJ) character, That's a fatal mistake — taro root Prince Eden Instantly makes the 33-01 — 1ISJItM11!lW9S1 34— Verson SWoodiand I O VR lint characters types rather than 35 — Side Stodeity people, which makes It ry 6 Hail! C £ I öINIIAtII I 1N 51 Impossible for us to get In- 36 Asian holiday 7 — Shire (in Ii1MTA1I1l.II 37—Arthur Barnaby volved with them. II11tlVIAIVUVIIIOIII (Maude) Jones) Michael Lerner (Larry 38 Quotes I 1Io1vIs Pit Vt1IAlIiIIIkIII 8 Singer Carly — Ri4l-ft olive twimA - - IN Sealer Cillison Dsee,lp.m. each buisdmy, AltsmUnte SprkW Civic COW. It: •.,. , . • - 4çZ -v.a. •..."tt-•" ) . t•• .i;.. ________ . • ... - • ., • -. r • ... '- ,. . .. ".. '• •. .. • • ' • J - • :--' Patlda Ikace Festival, Jan. 14-19 at Stetson University, DeLand. Performances: Atlanta Ces4smporary Dance Company, I p.m.,. Jan. 15, •'' -. I.'. ' • - - •.• Maitland, Aft Center. Rec liptlon5unday Pin. Msot'lb.odom', Ji.on, atathorof "Pdulaand the Print Markst."Spacjala,relaa,,Jai. JuliO ajn. Gal1&y open free to pthlc Tiss.y Urough 10 am t4 pip. twdayiIa.m.toi P.M and Surift-1-4 pm -, , • : - . Edmunds Center; Frank Holder Dance Company, 8 PXL. Jam 11, Edmunds Cedw. TIChift, Altamonte and Edmunds Centw. Oal recital by Eric Leako, soloist and teacher , In Faculty Artist Series, University of Central Florida musk, rehearsal hall, 3:30 p.m., Jan. I& Tickets Uat door, proc.edsto UC7IWeaIC Heart Park Is laid out along Sanford's Jel lok$*oflt aS a a a ease a a a a. a as a a a a.. a mA 1-1 I ?, 4- :1 J _,__.y _'j_•.s ç"Il i'1 �_______ • 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 11, 910 9:00 special work in the field of NBC MOVIE "Two chic research he has been Minute Warning" (1976) Charlinvolved in. ton Heston, John Cassavetos. 6:30 A sniper stalks the crowd at a John, Hal Linden, The P'ersuaMORNING EVENING NBC NEWS (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED championship football game. sions. 900 GAME (1)OCB8NEW8 (5)0 ThE DUKES OF (I)0SHAZAM • ZARD The Dukes help a young (D0THELAWANDYOU (7)0 FAMILY FEUD O WEEKEND SPECIAL . (7)0 NEWS 600 (DO HOT DOG (10) SNEAK PREViEWS: (H) (35)' MAUDE Maude hires woman whose father is deter. (12) (17) "The Girl With ESP" A young (1)0(7)0 NEWS HUMAN DIMENSION TAKE TWO "Movies And Mrs. Naugatuck, an English mined to prevent her impendgirl who suspects she has IS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES 6:25 e ing marriage. housekeeper who refuses to b supernatural gifts envisions the Vietnam" Roger Ebert and "A Sc entific view" (DO ABC MOVIE "Make Me (DO FRIENDS disappearance of her 7-year- Gene Siskel look at how mov(121(17) CAROL BURNETT bullied. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: An Offer" (Premiere) Susan lea depicted the war in Vietnam '31(1 brOthel. (R) AND FRIENDS 6:30 Patrick O'NeaI. A 5(3)2-COUNTRY FISHING wIth scenes from "Hair," art dealer Leo CastelIl, (Part 2 12:30 930 of 2) young woman learns about the (5) SPECTRtJM "Coming Home" and "The (1)030 MINUTES S®NDCNEWS Deer Hunter." 1121(17) NBA BASKETBALL shadêes'sideOfthereal.estate (DOHOTFUDGE mAuanuA,,I RAIJfl.. W91WWWO PIJW1II 1IIWKS VI. Boston Cal. W'' DICOIflIS an t12)(17) ITS YOUR sIJsss STAND 7.100 (1)0 ABC NEWS tics accredited agent and attempts S @) DONAHUE (10) A WATERCLOCK CR1. (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH A 700 10 lure interested clients into (1) IN HEE RAW Guests: s carnival's destitute banjo play. . buying (11) PROFILES 600 Hank Thompson, Janie Fricke. er Is hired to take Barney's 5 (.4) SHIRLEY Shirley dis.111105) NAHI & FRIENDS lION Willy Lattimer, 1)0 BLACK AWARENESS 5(4) SOUL TRAIN COvers that her younger son Is Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: (1)0 LAWRENCE WELK Bea Arthur, Richard Thomas, (D0SPIOERWOMAI (5)0 SPORTS SPECTACU- "25th Annlversanj unknowingly accepting stolen Of Disney. (17) "What Is The Nature Of Man?" THE THREE LAR Coverage Peter Nero, Rupert Holmes, of the Senior lend" toys from a playmate. (17) SOB NEWHART STOOGES / THE LITTLE Ken Mlnyard, Jimmy Brogan. N.AS. Bowl from Montgomery, Howard's CALS (10) RE to oose Alabama; a 10-round heavy. game-warden Jack McGee's Obsession with bwwm "The Power Of The Market' weight fight between Leon S (4) CHIPS Ponch and .lnn 7:30 finding the Hulk suffers a setare jailed for contempt of Court sets out to win Ellen away from back Friedman travels to Spinks and Alfredo Evangeiista v city when the publisher of his Dr. Milton him. from Atlantic City; Motorcycle when they refuse to reveal an newspaper forbids him to Hong Kong to . demonstrate CS) 030 MINUTES 7•qJ waste any more lime search- how free markets work where (7)0 ANIMALS ANIMALS Jump Challenge Match informant's name during a betwSfl Gary Wells end Dale mobster's trial. the government has chosen not ANIMALS "Polar Animals" 5(1) THREE'S A 0 TRUE POSITION Buggins from Seattle, Wash- CI) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 08A,D. CATS Nick and to..dirict the (DO WINTER OLYMPICS Ocee (7.) 0 JOKER'S WILD use their partner Saman9:45 •(4) GODZILLA / GLO- Inq 10: THE WORLD COMES io 1:30 (1]) (35) "WORD AND SON tha as bait to trap a psychotic Q (17) PERSPECTIVE ON BETROT'TERS ADVENTURE Host Jim McKay, HIGH SCHOOL BOWL AMERICA 7)0 Fred gets an act together for a mechanic preying on prosti- GREATNESS "Charles A. HOUR Chuck Manglone and Peggy Jones vs. Osceola TV amate,r show with Lamont lutes. Lindbergh The Crowded Idol" (5) 0 MIGHTY MOUSE / G]) (35) MOVIE "Till Death Do Fleming are joined by two and Bubba. D(35 JIM ROCK oRo HECKIE&JECKI.E i000 Us Part" (C) Simon Andrew, (1 American speed skating stars (10) MACNEIL I LEMMA(10) WASHINGTON WEEK DO SUPERFRIENDS and Gus Lussl, the most suc(5)0 DALLAS Digger, in a 1/2 Hrs.) REPORT IN REVIEW (10) PAINT WITH NANCY drunken stupor, tells a figure skating coach in reporter (10) THE GROWING Cesiful (121(17) SANFORD AND SON 12) (17)ULTRAMAN Olympic history, to look at the 9:30 that Cliff Is the father o, sue YEARS "Studying Children" rred puts his home and busi(10) Ellen's baby. 'p'1 (12) (17) NHL HQCKEY Atlanta 1980 Winter Olympics. ness up for sale when he hears "HappyWAIL New Year" Guest: (10) THE PRIME OF MISS Flames vs. Boston Drums (10)ANT$Q(JE_S a disastrous quake will hit. Arnold Bernhard, research JEAN BRODIE "Edinburgh" j AND THE BEAR 5 2) (17) THE PARTRIDGE 2:00 chairman, Value Line Invest7:30 Miss Brodis delivers an uncon- FAMILY . Poco UI tomes to BJ for help S (4) IRONSIDE . Iflent Survey. ventlonal address to the 5(4) TIC TAC DOUGH when she Is threatened by peoDO wE,n. 900 bars of the conservative Marcia pie who ire after her nnI1 AND BARNEY t IU II.Y PUMThAIT B Elaine School. (fi) • mine, - . -• "Family Portrait" MEET ThE 3f1MOO (1)0 CU MOVIE "Outlaw 10.,30 ()0 BUGS SUNNY I ROAD Blues" (1977) Peter Fonda, 3OtW(35)CANOIDCAMERA RUNNER (10) FAMILY PORTRAITSusan Saint James. A CD• PLA$'flCMAN 10:45 "The Learning Of Love" songwriter on the run from the (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 11D (35) PAM T000 LATINO law meets up with a crafty GS (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO STYLE woman who exploits his situaASHVIU,E MUSIC RY GARDEN lion and makes him a star. 11:00 CD 0 PROFESSIONAL (12)(17)MAVERICIC ___ NEWS BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- CD GLOVE BOAT An entertamer (Charo) planning her C (354 HILL P.30 VW VI 111 • UiP,!.PJIJ flQWDORI s. uirn the IIEALLR who wants to DEALt ( 1O)IOUNDSTAGI (11)(3S)UESEGlNSATCAL. Invitational from the Showboat marriage receives 'some 8oundut Sixth Anniversary VARY Bowling Center in Las Vegas, unwanted advice from the crew, and a script-writing cou(10) JUUA CHILD AND Nevada. Show" Harry Chapin hosts a BAIRD-RAY DATSUN • Pie attempt to write the end to . celebration of past shows with co N IPSLL.agns.,l, (Jo, 3.30 their own marrIage. segments by Ella Fitzgerald, 5(4) THE ULTIMATE HIGH (H) (35) ui-isis 1000 OF SAN Judy Collins. Gordon Lightfoot. 8(101OLD"MMUmffw0wa "The Thrill Of M6tor Sam The Doobie Brother,, Meliva a (17) MOVIE "The Manchester and more. 400 10:00 Egyptian" (1954) Peter Usti. 5(4) BO5 I:OrE DESERT 1121(17) LAST OF ilIE w." •ti PRIME TIME SATURnov, Gene Tierney, A physician CLASSIC Coverage of the DAY 11:30 meets with suffering and exile annual professional golf tour'. (DO FANTASY ISLAND A (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny when he comes to the aid of an nament from the Indian Wells Carson. Guests: Lauren Bacali, Egyptian pharaoh. groom-to-be wakes up after his Country Club near Palm Tony Randall. fantasy bachelor party to fi nd Springs, 10:30 himself married to the wrong (ES MOVIE "Five Branded (10) MARK RUSSELl. ® DAFFY DUCK woman, woman. and a woman moves Women" (C) (1960) Silvana 017 C5)SPOPEYE FRIDAY SATURDAY Janua'i 11 • rw0i' i2 Mangano, Van Into apossessed castle. Heflin. 1)5DOO WOODY AND SCRAP. 4:30 World War II, live girlsDuring ostra- PY • 11. 000 cized for their auoci.tion with (5)0 SPORTS EXTRA "The S® (DO NEWS Nazi soldiers get a chance to (11 (35) MOVIE "The Mole Super Bowl" People (01W) (1958) John (DO WIDE WORLD OF 0 CEREBRAL PALSY pf'ovethelrpatnlotism.(2Hrs) Agar, Cynthia Patrick. An SPORTS Coverage of the Mar.l'EIZI'IfON "Weekend With (DO CHARUE'S ANGELS ancient temple and under- hem Globetro*t,rs' pertorm- The Stars" Hosts: John and The Into pro tennis to find out who ground beings are uncovered ance in Lake Placid, N.Y.: Nancy Ritter, Dick and Pat Van Is murdering top female play- by four archaeologists in Asia. Men's World Cup Skiing from Patten, Gavin and Patti 1/2 Mrs.) Kitzbuhel, Austria; Women's MacLeod, Henry Winkler, Paul ers prior to matches with an (10) MEDIX ag'n champ. (R) World Speed Skating from Anks and Dennis James. 0(35)MOVIE "Winning" (C) Hamm. Norway. (111) ( 5) MOVIE She-Wolf Of 1100 (1969) Paul Newman, Joanne London" (01W) (1946) Don 5(4) CASPER AND THE (10)plRI104UNE -Woodward. A champion racePorter, JUne Lockhart. An eerie ANGELS 5:00 car drivir, beset with offtrack creature haunts the oggy 8 (10) FOOTSTEPS "The UDO STAR TRW Kirk trim Marital problems, Is deter. streets of London, leaving tar- Scratching Pole" Little Christi- to save an alien spaceship from mined to win the Indianapolis nor in its wake. (1 1/2 Hrs.) no Sanchez and her father dii- destruction, 500, (2 H(s.) 1121(17) MOVIE "Frankencover that the need to practice 0(10) MONTY PYTHON'S stein Must Be Destroyed" Ilfs'stasksn.verreaøystops. EVENING FLYING CIRCUS Witneuwar (1970) Peter Cushing, Simon '1130 dodging German cabbage Ward. A mad scientist trans. • ® THE JETSONS crates -- and an assault by 1:00 plants his Insane assistant's Cl) 0 FAT ALBERT CtrnSndOs wearing halos, tu53)1)0 NEWS brain into another human. (7)0 GANG COMEDIES (11) (35) •IONIQ WOMAN tus and jackboots. 12:40 (8(10)10 SE ANNOUNCED Jaime enrolls as a police acad- (121(17) DICK MAURICE AND (DO MOVIE "Notorious" emy cadet to local, a foreign COMPANY Guest: Jerry (B/W)(1946) Cary Grant, Ingrid agent known to be a member Lewis, Ap7'jnJ Bergmaø: Directed by Alfred of thecliii. (Pan 1) 11:30' Hltch',uck,AnAm.JiceJiUnd.j. 0(10) V.1, "PEOPLE Host 0(4) SATURDAY NIGHT 12:00 coir agent persuade; the DavId Moses talks with anthroMost: Christopher Lee. '.aughter of a traitor to mIll- 5(4) HOT HERO SANDWICH poligIst I sociologist Di, DaVId Guests: Christopher Busy,, Jon,,, at the Irate a gang of Nazis living in University of Con- (71) 5 MOVIE "The Dark South Am rica. (2 Rn.) Judy Blum,, Olivia Newton. tral Florida, about some of His Angel" (8/W) (1935) SU NDAY January 13 EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5:00 CD 0 IN SEARCH OF,., ________________________________________________________ "Missing Heir" (II) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS MORNING 11:00 (10) THE COUSTEAU (IV(35)THEJETSON8 ODYSSEY "The Nile" Jacques (10) QUE PASAI U.S.A.? and Philippe Cousteau explore 530 "Bodoas Dewhen Porcelena" lIicts arise JuanaConand the hold that the Nile has had (12) (17) SUNDAY MASS on mankind throughout history 6:00 Pepe experience marital differ- as they continue their Journey 0 CEREBRAL PALSY ences. (R) By CINDY ADAMS down the 4,000-mile-long river TELETHON "Weekend With to the Mediterranean. (Part 2) 11:30 The Stars" Hosts: John and (DO BILL DANCE OUT- (R) NEW YORK — Paris, Nancy flitter, Dick and Pat Van DOORS prepare for the return of an Patten, Gavin and Patti (jj) (35) MOVIE "The Naughty rs t'a wii 5:30 old friend. Lan Schmidt. •• • Iii I# F Mc.5uu, vinry Winkler, raw Nineties" (B/W) (1945) Bud who OWflS theaters in Paris "Operation Quickflnd" Anka and Dennis James. Abbott. LouCostello. A Missisbut Is better known as Ingrid (13)(17)BEIWEENTHEUNES sippi riverboat carries Bergman's husband, Invited EVENING gamblers, card sharks and a 6:30 Pat Carroll to bring her one. couple of naive travelers. (11/2 (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. woman show, "Gertrude Hrs.) J(1O)PRE8ENTE Stein, Gertrude Stein, CEREBRAL PALSY (5)0 •C4)28COMPANY . Gertrude Stein" to Paris. TELETHON (CONVD) (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIAFTERNOON (DO NEWS VON She's mulling It over, (t7J 4:17) JIMMY 8WAG04RT 6:30 mulling it over, mulling It •® NEWS 12:00 1:30 over. CD U ABC NEWS MEE1' THE PRESS 5(4) ThE MORMONS (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS(5) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY DO PICTURE OF HEALTH JSITY Stiller thinks the SIC "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook TELETHON (CONT'D) (1]) (35) DR. E.J. DANIELS Iranlanb are wasting time Farm" After graduating from (DO ISSUES (M 17 ITISWRITTEN AND Wareham, Rebecca once again trying to got back the Shah's ANSWERS 900 sets her goals aside to help her bankroll. "After staying in a (10) ANOTHER VOICE BAPTIST S (4 FIRST mother manage the farm. (Part New York hospital he 12:30 CHURCH 4o14) couldn't have much left!" A 5)0 CEREBRAL PALSY 5(4)10 BE ANNOUNCED 700 little vignette at lunch the (DO DIRECTIONS Rev. Dr. TELETHON (CONT'D) DISNEY'S WONDER-. 0(4) other day: Dustin Hoffman, Martin Marty, a writer-philoso(DO SHOW MY PEOPLE pher, discusses the ethical, FUL WORLD "That Darn Cat" sitting with four other guys, ( ( 5)CABPER moral and religious options for A Siamese cat becomes the was flashing a copy of The (1O8E*AMESrREET(R) key to efforts to track down (1 ) THE THREE the 1980's, bank robbers and their New York Post, He opened it (10) FLORIDA REPORT STOOGES AND FRIENDS to the rave reviews of his hot hostage. (R) 100 9:30 movie, "Kramer vs. 0 00 MINUTES 5 (1) COLLEGE BASKET 5(4) eLjoy MASS (DO ABC NEWS CLOSEUP Kramer," handed It around BALL Syracuse at Purdue ROBERTS "P4.zi War Criminals In Amen- and sat beaming while () ffYI I t i £ar% .rtr a ie PRfl""''. £5111 flASI .-_" '.• -, (JJ ,ww n rw- (Ti -' .d P' comprehensive Idifld(ED (35) MOVIE "Cocoanuts" lion of Nazis in America explor- everybody had to read how SYCAT$ (BIW) (1929) Marx Brothers. ing how they got here, why they great he Is.,, Fates Lauder's "Home have been able to stay, and chums received Miasoni (12) (17) MOVIE Dark" (1958) Jean why legal action against them handbags stuffed with oils, Before KIDS ARE PEOPLE !) Rhonda Fleming. A is lust starting ii presented, creams, lotions, fragrances, TOO Guests: Actors Michael Simmons, woman struggles to adjust to eoo pots, Jars, powders, paints McKean and David L. Lander, • society following her confine- (5) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S and goodies... Octogenarian Richard Hatch, Wolfrnan Jack Or, Franco Columbu, Joan mentforanervousbreakdown. -PLACE Archie and Murray GOO Buri "I think I'll Embery.(R) 1:30 tale un dancln when I hit nesgnoornooa 90.00 (DO MOVIE "My Sister I&I or 1151 3Th ONES Eileen" (B/W) (1942) Rosallnd Saturday Night bandit. 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (DOGUINNES8 BOOK OF Russell, Brian Aherne. , 1121 17Lo$TIN SPACE Sullen Glib was regaling 200 WORLD RECORDS Gavin cronies 930 SINGING (5) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY McLeod and Loni Anderson how the other night about (4) GOSPEL she was asked to invest 5 are hosts for a captivating mixTELETHON (CONT'D) in the original in (101 FvFwlmn Ar ftyu. lure of death-defyi (M (35) WOODY WOODPECK- PHONY Guest conductor Cohn volity and marathon endurance but assured everyone inER AND FRIENDS Davis leads the Boston Sym- attempts. volved that It didn't have a S(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY phony Orchestra in the "King 6:30 chance, "How do you like my (R) Lear" Overture by Hector Ben- (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME great sense of taste?" ho: and "A Child Of Our Time" (1]) (35) JERRY FALWELL 10:00 grinned Glib. Gary Grant: (M 17 NBA BASKETBALL by Sir Michael Tippett. (R) •®ARCHIE CAMPBELL • Friday, Jan. 11, 910-5 Paris Theater Owner Wants Pat Carroll Show Cary Grant, The truth Is do a nightclub act .,. Leon even Cary Grant can't live Uris is touring South up to being Cary Grant." America and the Carib for Estdil Parsons looking to the Locale of the next book _____________________________ r— IV ' STEAK' NIGINT' . '. Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio "Everybody wants to be (5)0 CEREBRAL PALSY 300 Spurs 'IPjfl4o (CON'rD) • (4) MOVIE "Phase Four" 10:00 (DO KIDSWORLD 9.100 AND (C) (1974) Nigel Davenport, (0(35) PORKY PIG 5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Lynne Frederick. Due to an 0 (4) NBC MOVIE "The FRIENDS k interplanetary disturbance, sci- Franken Project" (Premiere) A paralyzed patient who spurns (10) STUDIO SEE "Roc enlists have their hands full Robert Vaughn, Tern Garr. A a possible cure puzzles Oonzo Music" Colorado kids write erous species of determined Now York surgeon and upsets his scheme to cure and record their own rock battling num ants that have joined forces. (1 rebuilds the shattered body of Nurse Brancusi's broken heart. tunes; Juvenile delinquents get 1/2 Hrs.) (10) FAWLTY TOWERS a young man using organ and a second chance on the Mile brain cells of randomly select- Guests and staff become 3: High Ranch in California. (II) confused by Basil's state of o MOVIE "You'll Never ed donors. ( 17) HAZEL (1)SAUCE Tommy sparks a nervous tension and a case of Get Rich" (B/W) (1941) Fred feud when he appears on a mistaken identity. (Part 4 of 6) Astaire, Rita Hayworth. Despite 10:30 MOVIE "Dangerously being drafted, a producer mantelevision show and answers 10:30 S (4) They Live" (B/W) (1941) John ages to straighten out his love honestly questions about the (U) (35) PTL CLUB relationships between teenagGarfield, Nancy Coleman. life and put on a big show. (1 10:45 ens and their parents. When a lovely girl with import- Hr. 40 Mins.) iii) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN EJ I.. 'I ,:, 11. • ' NstviIs,s II SZ, IEW 'YOIKITRIP.. ., 01 • •. •: ' .", •. • OZ1aMONIN ,7$ $ IZ.'IILLET .UINIIII - • ant Information on Allied ship situ.ls taken prisoner by the ' 4:00 (2) a ABC MOVIE "Dallas 13SkT'UNE '1 STYLE 0 CEREBRAL PALSY Cowboys Cheerleaders II" (5) 11:00 (Premiere) John Davidson, Nazis a young physician comes 'I'THOfd(CONT'D) 0(10) NATIONAL GEO- Laraine Stephens. The mem- 0®(5)0(D0 NEWS toherrsscue,(1 1/2 Mrs.) 1}(17) RUFF HOIJSE Cl) S FIRST BAPTIST GRAPHIC SPECIAL "Dive To bers of the world-famous CHURCH 11:30 The Edge Of Creation" A deep- cheerleading squad undergo 0(10) AS WE SEE IT "Mor- dive expedition off the Galapa- more than the usual amount ot 5 (41) NBC LATE MOVIE gan Park High School, Chica- gos Islands reveals exotic pressure as they prepare for "The Four Feathers" (1977) o. Illinois" forms of sea life nourished by the Super Bowl and a USO tour Beau Bridges, Robert Powell. A 19th century British officer (121(17) MOVIE "Gentleman's bacteria which convert chemi- in the Far East. 9:30 risks his life to refute charges Agreement" (1947) Gregory cals into organic matter. (R) Peck, Dorothy McGuire. In CL) 0 THE JEFFERSONS of cowardice placed against 4:30 order to do a. realistic feature BOB HOPE DESERT Louise gets so involved in pre- him. (R) 5 ® story on anti-Semitism in CLASSIC Coverage of the final paring for a television docu- (5) 0 THE AVENGERS mentary on her success with a Emma uncovers mysterious America, a writer poses' as a round in this annual pnolessuicide hotline that she falls to happenings in a sleepy English Jew and finds out firsthand slonal golf tournament from the how it feels to be an object of Indian Walls Country Club near notice someone With a desper- village, with -all of Its citizens ate need. cooperating to hide the m. Palm Springs, California. u (35) JIMMY SWAGGART secrets. '7i5 • )øS Ii' s... "U.vq • ,,,.. •. ... • ;.•. ad W 1LI?.M or _____ - it - / I r *1 . 4'aB.3. .. ,. "A .. , I t 4 I,Il 'T1 . , ' - -- '"i. .IL I A. n -' ' ', t t ' .'. I • ' ; '' - '4i T•;l'.• -t -; "t o A 'h,!L.LL • 'I , . ., • 3. -! -&1--; ,: *1 '$ar, I-;. -t'.'c'T,. •,. �-- ------ - - ---.----- ---" FrIdsy, Jan. 11, iNS becomes even worse when another member catches em January 14 and ii forced to move inthwith MONDAY him. (Z 0 STONE (Premiere) Daytime EVENING •(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE When an undercover cop is PRAIRIE Charles and Caroline caught between two warring are scorned "dirt farmers" gangland bosses, celebrity cop when they return to Milwaukee Dan Stone (Dennis Weaver) is C0 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO- pytcSS MORNING 13D 0 CE) 0 NEWS for the 25th anniversary sent intouvehim. RYGARDEN (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- reunion of their high school 0MYII.DfIEN j, (II) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS 500 (17) ROMPER ROOM 0(35)55 LIVE MENT "Civilian Control 01 The graduating class. (7)0 THE FIN Milita 9:00 1:30 CAROL BURNETT (I)OIT'SYOURFIRSTKISS, (12)(17)UNTOUCHABLES 9:30 (L2)(1) DONAHUE 0 CS) AS THE WORLD CHARLIE BROWN Charlie 0 (5)0 HOUSE CALLS Drs. AND FRIENDS Guest: Made- Brown 5:30 (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS TURNS is chosen to escort the Michaels. Solomon and Weathline Kahn. (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (7)0 MOVIE Homecoming Queen to the cel- erby are quarantined In the (II) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 2.00 ebratlon dance and give her 6:30 600 hospital cafeteria after a playful (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0(4) THE DOCTORS the traditional kiss. (R) EARLY DAY 0(4) NBC NEWS patient opens a Vial of smallpox (R) (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 CBS NEWS Ci) 0 HEALTH FIELD (1)0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY virus in there. (2)(17)LUCY8HOW (!J)(35)GOMERPYL5 Laverne and Shirley are (DO ABC NEWS CDQSUNRISE 10:00 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy delighted when they are cho0 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 9:30 2:25 and Helen run Into trouble sen to be In an army training (1)0 LOU GRANT A runs(U) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (17) NEWS when they promote a romance film until they learn the roles way American Indian boy •cCORYROo (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO2:30 picked up by Animal and Rossi between the county clerk and they are playing. GRAMMING 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD gives the Trib staff a troubling 6:30 the county nurse. (35) JIM ROCKFORD 0 (17) (U) GREEN ACRES (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT look at the problems of Amen(5)0 ED ALLEN (10) AMERICAN GOVERN(10) MEDIA PROBES 10:00 C.TII(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 0(17) NEWS MENT "The United States 'Soundaround" This fast- can Indians. •(4)CARD8HARKS (12)( 17 ) THE GIGGLESNORT Constitution" paced program explores mod- (7)0 FAMILY Nancy, nearing 6:45 ( (35) Pit CLUB HOTEL em sound technology and how her 30th birthday, falls for a2l(17) BOB NEWHART ( 10A WEATHER (1]) 17) MOVIE year-old law student who hapJerry's depression turns to joy it shapes our lives, 3.0 6:55 to be Buddy's current when 10:30 (17) NHL I$0fCEY ex-flame re-enters his (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA beau. life and proposes marriage, S (4) HOLLYWOOD (U) (35) BANANA SPUTS AND 5:30 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING SQUARES FRIENDS 10:30 700 (5)0 WKRP IN C$NC1NNATI FtOR (5)0 WHEWI 24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 CANDID (U) 1 35 CAMERA (4) FACE THE MU8IC A Rusa4n hog .*pert attending 700 10:55 0 P.M. MAGAZINE a conference being covered by O 17 RIG RATTLES "The (12)(17)I LOVE LUCY TODAY to Battle Of The Atlantic 5(4) The (ID O CBS NEWS (DO JOKER'S WILD Bailey and Lea asks Bailey MORNING NEWS (1)0 Supply -Un, Of Freedom': Cut (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON help him defect. 3:30 11:00 (DO GOOD MORNING Fred enters a Redd Foxx look - (7) 0 ANGIE Angle and off from her former continental (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) S (4) HIGH ROLLERS alike contest. Brad's love-crazy new neigh- Allies. England depended on AMERICA (1j)(35) 112)(17) THE FLINT0ThE PRICE $8I1 HT Dominions and the U.S. for (U)(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER bons arrange, to -hold their LAVERNE & SHIRLEY STONES (DO REPORT 24 (10) VILLA ALEGRE marriage-encounter group suPplies, but Hitler's U-boats AND THE IMPOSSIBLE (8 (10) SESAME STREET (A) (R) (12 (17) SANFORD AND SON meetings In the Benson's living took an enormous toll on *i 400 U (17) THE THREE 11:30 chant ships and warships. Fred goes into show business room. STOOGES I THE LITTLE RA& 5(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5) EMERGENCY ONE in order to get his white 24(10) GREAT PERFOR. 1 tOO CS) S LITTLE RASCALS CALS (DO FAMILY FEUD brother-in-law out of theMANCES "Live From Lincoln SC!) (5)0 (DO NEWS (DO MERV GRIFFIN house. Center" World-renowned tenor (1])(35) DENNY HILL 7:25 11:55 (II) (35) WOODY W000PECKLuciano Pavarotti performs 24(1O)TOSEAJdsOuNcw •(4) TODAY INFLORIDA (12)(17)NEWS 7:30 ER AND FIND= from Avery Fisher Hall inaspe(DO GOOD MORNING (1) TIC TA0DOUGH 24(10)$nANU'TJIEET 11:30 del - benefit concert with the (5)0 NEWLYWED GAME AFTERNOON ( 17) $PICTREMAN TONIGHT Guest host: FLORIDA • New York Philharmonic under Martin (DO FAMILY FEUD 7:30 Mull. Gusts: Rita More4:30 the'dinectlon of Zubin Mehta. (U) (35) MAUDE Maude tanno, Billy Crystal. 5(4) TODAY (1)0 BEWITCHED gles with a psychiatrist who is 9:00 (DO GOOD MORNING (5)0 HARRY 0 A female (U) (35) RUGS SUNNY AND MW4OREADERS trealingCarol. (4) MOVIE "Power" lawyer who suspects she's AMERICA 5 CI) WS FRIENDS (DO,45 1 DICK CAVETT Guest: (Premiere)' (9 (10 Joe Don Baker, guilty olahut-and-runaccident (I])(35)RULLW1NKLE (12)(17)GILUGAN'SISLAND ](35)ILovELucy Norman Cousins, author of Ralph Bellamy. In Chicago in hires Harry to establish her 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL. PRO"Anatomy Of An Illness As the 1930's, dockworker Tom- guilt or fl• PTAIN KANGARoo GRAMUING Perceived By The Patient." su • ) CA AND my Vanda becomes a union WOSARNEY MILLER Flo 11D I5) THE NEW ZOO (11) LOVE, AMERICAN pej oe (17) ALL *1 THE FAMILY organizer and quickly rises to a goes undercover in drag to pgyij entire Bunker household Is CI) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN position of power. 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Television Writer The science fiction series, NEW YORK (UP!) — The NBC included the football and its three-how "Skag" inspired by the 1973 movie television rating figures for overruns of the CBS NFL premiere IflSde the top 20. "Westworld," offers a hero ABC, first off the mark defending the world against last week reflect a New championship game and Year's hangover, plus postgame shows in their with new shows at the of an army of robots who football overruns, further compilations. ABC did not. beginning of the fall-winter Look just like people. The confused by differing inter- Football was the top-rated season, has been late in robots are launched by a network Interpretations of program for the week. The introducing replacement revenge-raddled scientist. the raw Nielsen statistics. top-rated regular series also programming, something Sounds like the old mad Ignoring statistical nit- belonged to CBS — 4 60 reflected in its ratings slide. cyterneUclst strikes again. CBS, moving fast to be picking, CBS again took first Minutes." Part of CBS's success are first with its new shows, is place, with NBC in second One of the specials to air in and ABC relegated to the Its new programs. "Knots ready to pull its flops off the "Young Maverick" slot cellar. ABC remains In first Landing" wound up in the before the opposition goes on will be "Boys and Girls puce for the season-to-date, top 20 and "House Calls" with new entries. "Young Together," with Harry but CBS Is crowding the captured 37 percent of the Maverick," one of the Reasoner voyeuring with homebodies who were lowest-rated series last alarm increased sexual fronWunner. The exact figures differ, watching on New Year's week, will ride off into the activity among teen-agers. depending on which net. Eve. The Wayne Rogers. sunset after Jan. 30, to be Air date: Feb. 6. work's statistics you read, Lynn Redgrave show looks replaced by special CBS proCBS has pulled the plug on for a variety of reasons in. like a nominee for the top 10. grammlng until March 5, reportedly to be NBC had good news on two when "Beyond Westworld replaced by Chad Everett in with ratings valved - pens an -- actionmonlc Orchestra in a concert "Hagen," an January 15 honoring honoring the memory of the adventure series. TU ESDAY late civil rights leaden. Finally, Bert Parks, the 9,30 possibly future EVENING trying to quality for a state (7)0 TAXI The sparks fly Once and the Miss America emcee of grant on the basis of a crime when Latka meets a beautiful wave. Is delighted when woman from his native country. Pageant, will appear on 600 motorcycle gang invades Orly. "WKRP in Cincinnati" on 10:00 (1)S C!) ONEWS THE WHITE SHADOW (5)O 14, playing salesman Jan. 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"Became I am beret" Tracey (ffi hay and. the street Is empty AK YR TLME ' (Th(35)KUNGFU 24(10)200MJ1 (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE ®TODAY Friday, Ion, 11, 110--7 Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. 4—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. ..................- ,_ .............. ..... ,, .......... -. .•_ .,.. -. .. ... -------------------- £ �- -- ' V -- -• - SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 123—Sun day, January 13, 19eo—Sanford, Florida 32771 $--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Vows 'Marcus From Welby I DEAR DICK: My sister and I h5ve a steak dinner bet. She's normally right about stars, but this time I don't DEAR DICK: I am getting married next August and plan to say a personal vow to my fiance. In 'Marcus Welby, M.D.," Dr. Kiley and his fiancee said some words to each other when they were married. As I recall, the words were from a poem and were beautiful as well as tonehing. Is there any way you can find out what eey said to each other? JOANNE IIAUCK, Waterloo, Dit., Can. David Victor, who used to produce "Marcus Welby, M.D.," rummaged through his old scripts and came up with the one you refer to. Kiley said words written by Jose Ortegay Gasset: "There is but one salvation for the tired nu1, love for another neri. For what Is love, but the his sphere, and they lover makes the soul of Ids we one in spirit." And Janet, Kiley's fiancee, replied with a poem by Theodor Storm: "Come what may, as long an you live, It Is day. And If IIn the world must roam, wherever you are, that Is home.— When your loving voice I hear, the future's shadows disappear." Have a lovely weddin& DEAR DICK: Dies Jim Rockford &lve a Comm or a L Kits, Rock am, sc. A Firebird and, IncIdentally, a new one each model - - Yew. DEAR DICK: I beard that See Den Raker if NRC's "FchsM" Was a deputy sheriff in NO life at me time before getting im. acting. Cm you tell me where and wheif Ala., whet sine can you tell us about wasderful JDB. LORRIE MARCHINJ Penrose, N.D. January 16_ eu WEDNESDAY ____________________________________ NIGHT 10:00 BY DONNA ESTES ) Stenstrom added, "I've received a V - • • ___ . - V', - . .- - •-V •V_ • ----- V • - -V-- - .. - 8 DAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staf f Writer As Sanford opens a hike path designed to provide local residents with a safer place to ride, local law enforcement - hand, right-hand dispute. While Florida law dictates how one must ride, and provides penalties for violators, law enforcement officials say the courts themselves are useless, and often they face anger if they enforce the rules of the road against those on two wheels. Under the state law, a person riding a bicycle must observe all the regular laws applying to cars, Including signaling turns, obeying traffic signals and riding only in roadways, on the right-hand side. Additionally, bike riders, are required to use lights at night on the front and rear of their vehicles. Safety experts also recommend cyclists wear helmets and fingerless, padded gloves, and equip themselves with rearview mirrors which clip onto eyeglass frames or are worn like glasses, not attached to the bicycle, But a few young riders are willing to wear protective gear or equip their bicycles with lights and reflectors, said Sanford Police Detective William Bernosky. But Bernosky said there is a worse problem, the inability of police officers to enforce the law, especially against young riders, The Sanford police do not enforce laws relating to bicycles, because "it's unproductive" he said. "You don't have the - - -- - - V may turn left, ttu owing the rider under a vehicle, he said. But Ed Keary, head of the National Committee For Uniform Traffic Codes and ordinances, said the result of the switch would be sziuce fatalities. Keary sald his organization, which complies the uniform traffic code In force in almost nil states, Including Florida, said his organization has a list of 20 reasons why the change would be dangerous. To start with, Keary says, motorists do not expect a fastmoving object to be coining at them on the right. Motorists opening (loors of parked cars look behind them, not ahead, arid at night they would be shocked by the cyclist's legally required white light coining towards them Keary explained. He added that nighttime cyclists would be blinded by the headlights of oncoming drivers. When making a right turn under the present rules, there is no chance for it cyclist to commie into conflict with traffic, but if the new system was imposed, "there would be 20 or 30 different possibilities for accidents," Keary said. screws up the hand signals, too," he noted, pointing out time problems of indicating a turn in the legally accepted manner. American Automobile Association spokesman Hank Downey said his organization backs the present codes and opposes any change for the reasons cited by Keary. The national League of American Wheelmen and local cycling clubs have sent letters to Hattaway protesting the proposed change, said the legislator. Although Hattaway said he still believes the change would make things safer, he has called a meeting for Thursday at his Altamonte Springs office to hear views from all interested parties. - One of the major bicycle safety problems is enforcement of the present laws, say most of the parties Involved in the left- - - • National Officials Coll ide On Bincyc le Rules Bike Law Enforcement Bike Path Dedication Sunday • -, - S Local, IV debate began last October when state Rep. Robert L.cal residents are Invi ted to bring Director Jim Jernl.gan and representheir bicycles and join in the Inauira1 tativss of the Woman's Club o Sanford, run of Sanford's new bike route Sunday which sponsored tlw project following time official dedication to be The club's Comnnivaity Improvement held at 1:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Project Committee raised $l,$ to pay park on the lakefront, for dIrectIonal signs; posts arid markers along thel mussoflbs Intirclty loop and Participating In do brief ceremony feeder routes, while the Recreation andwill be Mayor IA. P. Moore, Parks Parks eparbnent ps'ovided the baler: t -- -. - - seek a unified front on restricting grain political independence anot ronaligned and meat shipments to the Soviet Union. character of Afghanistan." "We are looking forward to the op. Diploma tic sources said time resolution to work out, the details with the undoubtedly willbe countries that are here," a U.S. official than the required twc-th1rda majority cif said as the closed day-1ong session began the 152-member Assembly. at the State Department. "Every In. qOestlon was how many delegations dicatlon that I have regarding their would abstain and save Moscow from an &tiOfl ii very encouraging." overwhelming and humiliating defeat, Meanwhile, thren major guerrilla The only bite in a largely t ott' groups gh fi ting thti Moscow-Imposed document Is the call "for the Immedia te, ent of Afghanistan have Marxi govermn st unconditionaland total withdrawal of "merged be hi n d a single leader to form a foreign troops from Afghanistan. offensive against the Invading delegate voiced oorn. Delegate after - :.. 7- - Herald Photo by Tom W.tsI, hiiiing by, and drivers often are inattentive. A lii etc can he a lot of fun and a cheap form of transportation. but it can also spell danger. The The sit nation poses a problem For law enforco'me'ut and safety officials. rider has little protection from automobiles the Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, proposed reversing the number of telephone calls objecting to a at $51,130. Revenues from annual care it will take another 15 years before all cyclists' riding rules after a meeting with Sanford police, assessments total $4,2l2 and interest spaces are sold. sale." Seminole deputies and Florida highway patrolmen. At the time, Hattaway was told changing the laws could reduce the accidents which, in 1978, took the lives of 82 perons and injured 5,573 more in Florida. Word of liattaway's proposal reached Washington, D.C., where members of several safety organizations and cycling groups immediately sent complaints to the legisla tor telling him the law was the worst he could possibly propose. According to Sanford police Det. William Bernosky and highway patrolman Phillip Dixon, the major benefit of making the switch would be to give cyclists a chance to see oncoming UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The U.N. demnatlon of the Soviet action in the Soviet forces, rebel chiefs announced traffic, General Assembly was expected to adopt small Moslem nation as the Assembly today. According to Dixon, about 80 percent of bicycle accidents are Saturday a resolution that "deplores" continued its emergency special session Maulawi Hohammad Nabi Mohamrear-end collisions. The cyclist is hit from the rear, often with the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and Friday on the Afghan crisis. madi was chosen to lead the Jamiat-Ino idea there was any danger. the The Soviet Union, its East European Islami (Islamic Society), calls for the "withdrawal of all foreign Dixon said changing lanes is "Just common sense." Cyclists' allies, Vietnam and India protested the Revolutionary Islamic Movement and troops" from the country. chances of avoiding collisions are better when there are "four A draft resolution, submitted Friday debate as "Interference in the affairs of a the Afghanistan National Liberation eyes looking, not two," he said. Front. The three rebel groups will by more than a score of Third World sovereign and Indepondent country." Bernosky said bike riders often have only 6 inches between collectively be known as the Islamic countries, "strongly deplores the recent themselves and passing cars. If a rider looks back, the bike Major grain exporters from the United Unity Covenant. armed intervention in Afghanistan" and States, the Commo,n Market, Canada, "aoueals to all states to respect &_a_..tt... __i a UWIt HI OIUrUI7 W AU5UI WIUI A •_&.Z sovereignty, territorial Integrity, t_&••_VJ_• £_ 'I - -• - IOAD grave spaces of which 8,763 have officials am debating with national safety experts over which annual COS!3 for cenaetery maintenance of 92 grave spaces per year which means . - - ____ -- V Assembly To' Slap Sovie ts - ____ - . - U. N. Debates Afghan Invasion ___ - . V • • -- Ia -, "The city must 'otntantly strive to been sold. The Lakeview section is side of the road cyclists should use. is as much a part of the city of Sanford as While local police believe bicycles belong on the lefthand reduce the governmental costs and the completely sold out, he said, and 14 the city hail. I'm against selling it." of 19 secside of the road, national safety researchers call for main, Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom said Services to effect (2cet savings where sections of Evergreen's total taming the present laws which keep cyclists on the right of the tions have been sold. he was awaiting a copy of Knowles' possible," he said. road, obeying the same rules and regulations drivers follow. Knowles, in the report, estimated Knowles said the city sells an average report before making up his mind. But, - State --- - • .. take'I' Keith said. 1-1 think the cemetery ment. - - ,/ -• • 'V V - • , • ____ V . - ___ ____ . . :_ -..: • -, - '. - - I • . :- - •'. • • ___ - • • - • . . . • __________________________________________________ . / %. - • . - ,. Januory 17 THURSDAY . _ Ish Working-Class Uf•" Public reaction to the family that parLIVE Most: Eric Idle. (R) licipated In the BBC series MOVE" Dan's reunion Family" IS examined. 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REPORT discusses Eddle'a sexual prob- REPORT threatens to expose their affair 02(17) SANFORD AND SON (4)C MOVIE "If Things Were lam with Lydia; DOlores and ((17) sawoo AND sH CI) C SARNABY JONES to his wøe. Fred sets out to make Esther Diffarant" (Premiere) Suzasww Eddie have a marital spat. • ouo wou*s Fred stages a Circus In the junk Bamaby's reputation Is cornPlsehstte, Don Murray. A WOlfl' win a beauty contest. yard when he is left an elephant promised by an unscrupulous (1]) (35) LiFE AND TIMES OF 12:00 an struggles to hold herself and fellow private Investigator EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and by a tenant. CBS LATE MOVIE ,i C5 h fa ly together a ft er er mi Ed extorting massive sums of 7.30 die make up; Eddie flaIly (1971) So an d suffers a complete "owhme" husb money from 730 client. a (4) TIC TAO DOUGH 5Oi Yvette Mknheu*. A peace- • ® TIC TAO DOUGH Cj)C BARNEY MILLER While agime to participate In a male breakdown. NEWLYWED OMIt (I Harris, contraceptive experiment. v ski vacation turns Into abso- ® • NEWLYWED CARUS'S ANGELS everyone ..w (DC CD 6 HOLLYWOOD Kite becomes • bikini-dad kite tsrroc by the discovery of a 12:00 (DO $100,000 NAME THAT who disappeared white under$QIJA$.E5 t)' halt4fllflhal, (11) (35) MAUDI Maude bounty hunter to bring a ball U TUNE cover, wojo and Dietrich feud ID(35) WILD, WILD WEST tuii-s on the rampage. jumper to trial, (35) MAUIIE Maude Insists with each other over a woman. West and Gordon go after an enlists the aid of Florida (35) WILD, WILD WEST onID (UI a full court trial when she Is (11) (35) COLLEGE BASKET. obsessed museum curator who (35) oe*w ptiø she gives a fund-raising party ID wants to use the state treasury gIven a speeding ticket by an BALL Florida vs. Kentucky Cohost- Chad., Nelson Reilly. 12:40 for a black militant. C(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Guests: Tony Perkins, MIS (7) aMARIETTA Beretta eageryoung traffic cop. C(17) MT PATROL "The to biifl work. 12:40 s Farrow, Stephanie Mills, Sandy poses as a drug dealer to nab C (10) DICK CAVE IT Guest: Daredevil Rescue ReId" David Man*, one of America' (7)C SARITTA Baretta tries most prokSc - and bod"Tw Duncan, Vincent Sardl, John two thugs ripping off other actress Pat Carrot Kander, Fred Ebb, Bernard criminals by Impersonating C(17)ALLINTHEI'AMILYA (!) C SOAP Chester tohelp an Immigrant who ls too iflidilight argument at the confesses to Jessica that honest to accept the fact he pOCS officers. (N) irALLIN THE FAMILY Jelfersons spills OVsi into the Mike prepares for his final C (10) WORLD "Special 61 visiling the n*Mw. has to pay protection money to ias S unkerhakleshold. ixaina and the family at last iwaShQMivi Re001t' he's been n55fJ,g the minis. operate his business. (A) 0(17) OOLLM BASKETfaoes4he prospect of his calvs. North Iii's daughter in a motel. 1:00 91110 BALL p too leg. graduation. (4) lIU, LMRY CCI) SUCK ROGERS IN THE C (10) CAMERA THREE C (4) TOMORROW o uuno* from the trust fund totals $7,419.79, leaving a "deficit of $39,498.21 subsidized by the taxpayers for this special function Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles may believe the city should sell of cemetery care." its cemetery, but at least three city Knowles suggested the following five commissioners don't agree with him. alternative proposals to the commission: Three "no" votes on the five-man — Maintain status quo with continued •,, commission 'would block any sale. ''• tax subsidy on an increasing scale until the cemetery is full. Expenditures Commissioners Lee P. Moore (the mayor), Eddie Keith and John Morris continue. say they are opposed to the sale, — Transfer the function to private A month ago Moore objected to the sale enterprise seeking to operate this facility In keeping with state statutes. of the cemetery after two local — Retain operation with the city but businessmen offered to buy the 17-acre obtain added acreage for continued facility for $1. The city some years ago . operations in the future (one acre equals offered the facility off W. 25th Street for 600 grave spaces) requiring capital costs sale for 11. of expansion and increased subsidy by Six weeks ago, Glenn McCall of San. the city until perpetual care funds can ford and Gene Hunt of Fern Park took the . . finance the maintenance of the city up on that offer made years ago. cemetery. Moore said, however, at the time, that — Retention of cemetery should also he believed the operation of the cemetery require revision of grave space rates is a municipal function and the city WARREN KNOWLES upwards from the present level of $150 to should continue providing the service. He an estimated $250, to be reviewed again also questioned how private enterprise . . offers five choices in three to five years. could operate the facility any less exCommissioner Mcrris said he also has Retention of the cemetery means pensively than the city. He noted the city places all proceeds from the sale of not seen Knowles' report. "But I believe there is no need to put 100 percent of the cemetery lots into a "perpetual care the city should keep the cemetery. And I care funds into the reserve but could use some of the funds to acquire added trust fund," using only the interest don't expect to change my mind." Commissioner David Farr was out of acreage and operate the cemetery to earned annually for maintenance purposes. Total in the trust fund is $119,000. town and could not be reached for reduce tax subsidy. In his report, Knowles said Sanford is Moore pointed out that a private owner comment. Knowles, in recommending the one of 114 cities of the 404 cities in Florida would have to place in a trust fund only 10 percent of the money earned from the commission sell the cemetery, said, which provide cemetery facilities. The sale oflots. If the cemetery were sold, the "When a service can be provided by only other city in Seminole County which perpetual care fund would also be private enterprise, as shown by the operates a cemetery is Longwood. present cemeteries in Sanford, governHe noted there are four cemeteries in transferred, The mayor said Friday he - has seen ment should not be involved," He said the Sanford In addition to the city facility, nothing that would change his mind transfer of ownership would relieve the including the Catholic cemetery, Sanford taxpayers - of subsidizing the Oaklawn, and two minority-owned from the original position. Conunleslons, Keith ..gr.sd-wlthths-- -present cemet.ry, and provide a cemeteries.,' He said the city cemetery has a total of mayor. "It Is the only position I can reduction of two jobit In the city governHerald Staff Writer think so. I say that the man who plays Monahan on "Quincy" (Gerry Walberg) also plays Dan Rooney on "General Hospital." She says It's not the same man. If It's set, would you please tell us Dan Rooney's real name. LINDA MORTENSEN and IRENE RHINEHART, Vancouver, Wash. I don't know which ls which, but you lose. Dan Rooney is played by Frank Maxwell. DEAR DICK: I find Gary Sandy very attractive, but there has never been an Interview with him that I know of, Every time one of the "WKRP Is Cincinnati" cast gets Interviewed, Wa either Reword Heisomen or Lou Laden.., which I don't mind, but not all the time. Is it because Gary is shy or because they sever ask him? A kind of sided says ft's became he's nit popular enough. Well, bowIs be going to be popular IS be does't have say publicity? LEIGH ANN HUBILOW, Michigu City, jolili. CBS disputes your basic premise. They say Sandy has done many interviews and he's very popular and not shy at sILAs the CBS 401MWomon $aid, "Everybody on that show Is a star." DEAR DICK: Please ..ttle an argument between my wife and me. What wall the real name of the san if "The Dime Reed Shew"? Paul Peterson? Or Pail Pearasa? MIKE AND BARB CRARVAT, Mattawu, Sick. Peterson. "The Family'. Scenes From Brit- is Texan, who acted In college (North Texas State), then did a hitch In the Army and went to New York and studied some more. He acted on Broadway and then came to California and put th several years o( hard work and small parts before he clicked In the movie, "Walking Tall." Come to think of It, maybe that's when you got the Idea that he bad been a sheriff be played Sheriff Buford Puiser In that film. DEAR DICK: Please tell we whet happened to Tom NetbaUs a Lawrence Walk's programs. He has an el• ceptienal balm. voice 4, alth.ngk ymeger tba mist if Walks masical family, I Slid him rthiih1eg MRS. CHARLES DUNCAN, St. Cathartoes, OwLt C. Nothing. He's still with Welk. Perhaps he missed a program, or maybe you went next door to borrow a cup of saccharine. - 4 Sa I e Of Cemete ry Lacks Needed Votes Friday, Jan. 11, 19110 Come Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents ifficult D parent's support," Bernosky explained, saying there would be many complaints asking if officers "didn't have anything better to do" besides ticketing children. Highway patrolman Phillip Dixon said he, like the other members of his force, catch bike riders who do not follow the rules, but do not use the courts to punish them. Instead, Dixon said he notifies the parents of the errant rider, and leaves it to them to add to the impact of being stopped by an officer. Safety officials said enforcement plays a key part in cutting down the accident rate. Florida law calls for the issuance of summonses to adult riders who break the laws, and action by the Juvenile court for children. Under the law, anyone found guilty of a violation could lose his bicycle for up to 90 days or have it impounded But this end of the law is not enforced due to cost, Dixon said. Impoundment of bicycles, which generally are too large to fit in patrol cars, necessitates calling a tow truck, at the cost of $35 per tow. While the charges would be assessed to the owner on recovery, many of the machines seized would be worth less than $35, leaving the county or state with an old bicycle and a $35 bill, he said. - DAVID M. RAZLER Riots Enpt In- IranIan City Following 1 1 Executions • "There are hundreds of these people ram- held omne hope for release of the American hostages in Tehran, i4t group op. paging Party, which .pmergsd as a tlr wji (Jj town." said one witness. o Pars sold shops In the city opened but shut The council was prepared to vote Friday on a je U gp-pbirs of d1s.iisnI Ayatollah gas,," polled to Ayatollah Rulmellah Khomeini after the down again who "a crowd attacked the U.S.nitlated resolution setting up an embargo on çIst.Madari's pobtical pert.y we eucufed Islamic reypiution if Feixuary, 157$. , -s, odbulad &I several tjxswd, at bazaar, exports, but the Soviet Union Indicated it would riisr in time oiay, soirces The U.N. Security Council deferred until cast its second veto in a week to kill the punitive lime U no bad been cosvlctsd by an Islamic fins In time Ldrsots and defied aerial shooting and oW oil tharesifcreatlngdisordersin the cfty. tsar gas slllIng by revolutionary guards, the Saturday a vote on economic sanctions against measure, Iran until it considers an Iranian message that The executions were the first sentences aassed sources said. The scenario changed when Iran's am. :TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Rioting treks out on munberi of the Modem P'i RePoi)1I - fiotordoy In the sold. mill ilkl bassador, Mansour Farhang, informed Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, council President Jacques Leprette of France, and several council members his government was ready to negotiate. Diplomatic sources said there was nothing new in Far hang's proposals. They said they were identical with the package deal suggested by Waldheim on his recent mission to Tehran. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 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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