75th Year. No 34—Wednesday, September 29. 1982—Sanford. Florida 3277) Evening Herald-OISPS 48) 200)—Price 20 Cents
5,000 Seminole Customers Water And Sewer Rates To Be Increased Friday
By MICHKAUIKHA is used. He advised commissioners io re new ordinance, new customers will pay sewage treatment capacity. A planned during the period the committee is Feather said he opposes the new rates Herald Staff Writer examine the rate structure in three years $1,400 for a tap-in The current sewer 16-million-gallnn expansion would cost studying the situation which go into effect Friday, because i. If you're one of 5,000 customers getting to see if another increase is justified. connection fee is $525 Water tap-ins will $64 million. Under the plan approved by com will cost the average consumer, one who water and sewer service from Seminole Commission Chairman Robert Sturm continue to cost $425. That is less expensive than plants missioners money paid in connection fees uses 13,000 gallons per month, $23 for County, you'll soon be paying more for it. said the rate study was an important currently in design for construction in w ill be held in escrow until the committee sewer service. He said the new rate The increase in the connection fees is factor to get his support for the rate in Orange County, he said submits its findings on Jan 15 If the Exactly how much more depends upon structure also inhibits the use of septic based on the increased costs of sewage crease. study shows that a smaller tap-m fee will how much you use but for the average tanks in areas which have soils which can treatment. Simpson said. Commissioners also approved the Sturm said he was opposed to the rate be sufficient to fund expansion, part of residential user, bills will increase‘by accept them Simpson said the Iron Bridge Regional formation of a committee to study the the fee will be refunded If the study about $8 per month. The increase in rates is the first since increase originally because he didn’t feel Wastewater Treatment .Facility which county's future sewage capacity needs, it was Justified. The study showed what shows more money is needed, the fees Seminole County commissioners ap 1979 and is expected to provide sufficient opened in February has cost about $4 per alternatives to providing that capacity current costs are, what is needed for will be increased and those who paid proved new rates Tuesday night by a 4-1 funds to operate the system for the next gallon of capacity. Planned expansion at and the costs of those alternatives. future capacity and how much it will $1,400 will have to pay more vote with Robert O. "Bud" Feather five years, according to Bill Simpson of the facility will cost a minimum of $4 a Formation of the committee came as a cost, he said. casting the lone vote against the rates Post Buckley, Schuh and Jemigan, the gallon, Simpson said. result of meetings with the Home The home builders group had which eliminate a minimum service Orlando firm which did the county’s rate Also approved was an increase in He said expansion of the facility is the Builders Association of Mid-Florida who suggested an interim $960 tap-in fee and a charge and base bills on how much water study. connection fees for the system Under the cheapest method of providing additional had sought a reduced connection fee 6-month study period Flea World L i b r a r y Perm itted Voters Will Decide To Expand
$7 Million Issue Tuesday Seminole County commissioners have given Flea World owner Syd I-evy permission to expand his operation by 21 acres Seminole County voters who go to the would have as little as three years time or but forbid him from using an adjacent agricultural area for polls Tuesday will decide whether they as much as five years to spend the bond parking. want an expanded and improved library issue money for library expansion and Commissioners told tevy lie could proceed with his plans to system and whether they are willing to pay improvement. expand the flea market from its present 10 acres but could not for it. In the new 1982-83 fiscal year that begins use a parcel zoned for agricultural use as an overflow parking While nearly 75,000 county residents are Friday, operation of the county's library lot registered to vote in the election, Seminole system costs the taxpayers about 31 cents Levy appealed a decision by the county Ixiard of adjustment Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce is per $1,000 assessed valuation If the bond prohibiting the expansion on the basis one of the board predicting 10 percent or less of the voters issue passes, operating costs are expected members had a conflict of interest since he leased parking will go to the polls. to increase by 14 cents per $1,000, beginning space to a competing flea market owner The low prediction is because there is no in the 1983-84 fiscal year, and to cintinue Levy told commissioners the expansion of the flea market, Democratic Party runoff and only one increasing until hitting a high of 31 cents south of Sanford on U.S. 17-92, w ill improve operations then- contest — between David Bludworth and per $1,000 in the 1987-1988 fiscal year These lie said an exit from the market onto County Home Hoad, Van B. Poole for the GOP nomination for costs are in addition to the 31 cents current which feeds onto County Road 427, will In- closed and a second U S. Senator — on the Republican ballot. operating costs. entrance w ill be placed on U.S. 17-92. All voters regardless of party designation The total cost for the system by then The property was rezoned by commissioners earlier tins may vote on the $7 million library bond could be 29 cents per $1,000 for the bond year on a petition by Levy who said he was shocked when the issue. Tlie ballot question asks for voter issue and 62 cents per $1,000 for operating adjustment board decided not to permit his expansion plans approval or rejection of a proposal to im costs for a total of 89 cents per $1,000 for L-vy said he has installed holding ponds on the property to prove and expand the library system at a overall library operation. These figures improve drainage and is presently clearing the 21 acres He total cost of $7 million through the sale of worked up by the county budget office are said plans call for the eventual fencing of the entire property bonds w ith a term of no more Hum 30 years. based on a five percent growth rate in (lie and construction of a house for a security guard. Actually the county's fiscal agent, Stuart county. If the county experiences a higher Several neighbors appeared at the hearing and were Hartman, is recommending a term of 15 growth rate the costs could be less. Seminole County’s library system has skeptical of Levy’s plans Edna Wren, who owns property- years to 20 years. adjacent to the flea market, presented a petition signed by 125 seen phenomenal growth since the county Bernice Hughes, assistant lib rarian , is busy putting books on the shelves A 20-year bond issue could likely be sold, people who live within 1L miles of the market took over full operation in 1978. For three in his opinion, for an annual interest rate of at the remodeled Seminole County Library. Sanford branch, which will About 10 residences overlook the property and Mrs Wren years prior to that time, the county con 12 percent. Cost of funding the issue would reopen Monday morning. said the flea market is devaluing her property. tracted with the Orlando Public Library for lie about 28 cents per $1,000 assessed value Li try Blair, a member of the board of adjustment, sent service at two branches, one in Casselberr) needed. vacant lot it ow ns adjacent to the library on based on the current tax role. commissioners a letter addressing his concerns about the and the other in Sanford. And it was recommended the issue be put East First Street. The building now used is The cost per $1,000 would decline as the expansion He said left turns from 17-92 onto the property pise During the last year, the OPE operated to the voters. also to be given to the county by the city and tax‘base increased with countywide a traffic hazard. growth. Total payback over the 20 years at the Seminole system an average of 25,000 Ms Rhein said if the bond issue passes, is now being leased by the county at $1 per Commissioner Robert Sturm made a motion to uphold the $926,100 per year is $18.5 million. volumes were borrowed monthly by plans are to build four new branch year from the city. Ixiard of adjustment decision. Hartman actually favors a 15-year issue Seminole County readers. libraries: a 12,000-square-foot facility in the The other sites must be acquired. In August some 55,000 books were cir Forest City-Wekiva area; a 12,000-square- Ms. Rhein said she is hopeful property for because a lower Interest rate of 11 percent Barbara Christensen agreed with Sturm but the motion w as culated among readers at the tw o branches foot facility in the Like How ell-Tuskaw ilia the branches will either be donated to the annually can lie expected. Under a 15-year defeated bv a 3-2 vote issue, annual payments of $955,500 w ould be in Casselberry and Sanford in addition to area; a 3,000-square-foot facility in the county or sold at a reduced price by public- required for a total payback of $14.4 books borrowed by readers from the Book Oviedo area and an 8,000-square-foot spirited citizens or supporters of the library A second motion, proposed by Robert G. Bud" Feather, to million. mobile and at the county jail. facility in Like Mary. system. reverse the adjustment board's decision was approved by a 3-2 The cost to the taxpayers would be 29 The total budget for library operations in In addition, the 3,000-square-foot library Funds from the bond issue also are ex margin, with Sturm and Mrs. Christensen voting in the cents per $1,000 assessed value and would the new fiscal year is $1.2 million. Some 35 in Sanford would be expanded to 12,000 pected to be sufficient to purchase fur minority. decline annually as the county lax base persons work full time in the system plus square feet including some space for ad nishings for the new buildings and to pay Feather's motion requires Levy to maintain the natural increased through growth eight work part time. ministration. for 50,000 new books — both hard-cover and boundary and to construct a fence across a low portion of the There doesn't appear to be any ad And 51.009 Seminole residents hold And a new 18,000-square-foot main paperback — for the new branches. property used for drainage. The fence will keep vehicles from library' cards — 42,240 adults and 8,769 library would be built in the Casselberry narking in the area, commissioners said. — M1CHEAI, DF.IIA. vantage in going for a bond issue with a Through donations several thousand term longer than 15-20 years. At this point juveniles. area to replace the rented space there in The county almost two years ago com Seminole Plaza. Currently, it is costing the books are already on hand for the new in the municipal bond market, lower in branches, Ms. Rhein said. terest rutes — like the 11 percent for a 15- missioned a study on the library system. county $37,000 a year to rent that space. County Settles year issue — are available for bonds The crux of the consultant’s report was that The only place where the county is Of the county library system's $1.2 running for periods shorter than 30 years if the county was going to have a library assured of land for library expansion or million budget for the new year, some If the bond Issue passes, the county under system, it should be a good one. And to have construction is in Sanford. The city of $539,000 is allocated for salaries including U.S. Internal Revenue Sendee regulations a good one. myre library branches are Sanford lias pledged to give the county the three new positions, Ms. Rhein said.
The dispute between Sabal Point developer Walter Temple ami residents of the subdivision over the location of a driveway at a professional office complex has been settled. Man Charged With Counterfeiting County commissioners voted Tuesday to endorse a plan proposed by Temple to widen the driveway, install a median and remove some shrubbery to improve site distance. ByTENIYARBOROUGH Magistrate Donald Dietrich, Assistant U.S. The youths reportedly told agents that they Chandler’s fingerprints. The plan was approved by a 4-1 vote w ith Commissioner Bill Herald Staff Writer Attorney Joe Urbaniak said he believes Wright had been given the notes by an Orlando man Agents then traced Wright to his Maitland Kirchhoff casting the lone negative vote A 35-year-old Maitland man whom federal is a prison escapee whose real name is Oba known only to them as “Jim " who they say- address, followed him as he left the home But Sabal Point Homeowners Association President Thomas agents say escaped from a state prison in 1977 Chandler. offered them a ride while hitchhiking in Ocala. Monday night and arrested him on charges of Spence said he’s still not satisfied with the compromise. and assumed a second identity was being held Connelly also told Dietrich he believes According to Connelly, the youths said the possession of counterfeit notes in connection Spence said it is the homeowners' contention the driveway in the Seminole County jail today following his Wright is Chandler and that he assumed man had $7,500 in counterfeit $20 bills. with the youths’ arrests. should not have been allowed and feels the current com arrest Monday night on counterfeiting Wright’s Identity after he escaped Mfy 10. Connelly said the youths later recalled the Agents later searched Wright's car under a promise should not have been allowed. charges. 1977, from a state prison road camp near name of an Atlanta motel where the man had search warrant and seized an undisclosed He said there is no way to combine safety and aesthetics at Jacksonville. At the time. Chandler had been stayed and agents searched motel records and Jam es Thomas Wright of 2320 Markingham amount of counterfeit bills. Further charges the driveway, directly across from Hornbeam Avenue on serving a 10-year sentence for robbery, located Wright’s Orlando address. Road was arrested at 7 p.m. at Maitland may be pending, Connelly said. Sabal Palm Drive, "If you enhance the safety factor you Connelly said. Wright had been arrested in Seminole and Avenue and Maitland Boulevard by U.S. destroy the aesthetics. The end result is that both will be Connelly further stated he became aware of Orange counties several limes since 1978 on The self-employed Wright, who makes Secret Service agent Robert Connelly. Wright marginal," he said. the case after two youths were arrested in traffic and misdemeanor offenses, Connelly- cypress clocks, told Dietrich he has never used is being held without bond. Spence wanted to reopen a discussion on how the driveway June on charges of passing counterfeit $20 bills said. He added that fingerprints taken from any name other than Wright but declined came to be located there but Commissioner Hobert G. "Bud’1 At a bond hearing Tuesday before U.S. at the World’s Fair in Knoxville. Tenn. Wright after a 1981 theft arrest matched further comment on the case. Feather told him to restrict remarks to the compromise. He claims the drive was not included in the original site plan Hut county staff officials said in a previous meeting that the TODAY driveway had been planned about 60 feet from the street’s Jamboree Nets $Forcomer. Those Zoo staff officials ordered the drive moved opposite Hornbeam to fit with county ordinances that call for side Action Reports 2A By JANE CASSELBERRY businesses and individuals netted $13,100, Mrs. came through for us and we got beautiful things streets to be exactly opposite each other whenever possibla Around The Clock $A Herald Staff Writer Nininger said. from the jewelry stores there." The other co Bridge 6B The fourth annual Zippity-Zoo-Dah Country Music Assisting Dellarco was State Hep. Robert Hat* chairman was Shirley Mason of tengwood, That put the drive in the direct line of sight of residents on Calendar 3A Jamboree and Auction for the Central Florida Zoo taway, who is a certified auctioneer. Hattaway was assistant treasurer for the Central Florida Hornbeam. Temple put shrubbery and a median to restrict the view into the complex but that put the driveway into violation Classified Ad* 8-9B was a successful fund-raiser and will net between surprised at one item he was called on to sell — a Zoological Society. Comlc | 6B $18,000 and $20,000 for the zoo, according to the dinner partner for the evening in a large box The w estern theme was carried out in decorations of another county ordinance requiring a 250-foot sight distance. Under the compromise, Temple will widen the drive to 60 Crossword 611 chairman of the event, Patsy Nininger of Winter wrapped in silver paper and red ribbon. The which included Conestoga wagons. feet. t DearAbby IB Park. "dinner partner" turned out to be a skunk. "All the wine and beer for the evening was I)calhj 2A There were 275 zoo supporters, who paid $50 each Other auction items included such things as a donated by Grantham Distributors," said Mrs. The median strip proposed by Temple w ould have laurel and 1)r lam b 61) for the buffet dinner and country music by the Disney World weekend, a Church Street Station Hattaway,” and the beer was served in horse oak trees planted in it and would restrict traffic coming into and leaving the complex. Editorial 4A "County Line" band and bidding on the more than balloon ride, sailing lessons and it condo at the troughs. Traffic Engineer Gary tester refuted residents’ claims the Florida 3A 100 ilems auctioned by tewis Dellarco, Sanford beach. More than $200 was raised by raffling off the driveway would increase the traffic use on the street above an Horoscope ’...... 6» auctioneer. "We want to thank all those who donated," said Hospital 2A The affair, previously held at Disney World, was Beth Hattaway of Winter Springs, ax h airm an for privilege of naming the zoo’s Bengal tiger cub, who acceptable limit. He said the driveway has 24G trips a day no s £ n o A held at Orlando Expo Center Friday night. the event. "People were calling the zoo to offer was the hit of the evening. She was given the name and will average 360 a day when the office complex is com pleted. - M1CHEAI. BEHA Telev ision 7B The auction of items donated by Central Florida items without waiting to be asked. Sanford really "Miss Puss” by the winner.
. fc - JA— Evening Herald, Sanford. FI Wednesday, Sepf. 3?, 1983 In Orange County Arson-Related Case NATION Form er Policeman May Escape Trial
B> TENIYARBOROUGH Tandy Woods, 39. of Honea Path. S.C.. told deputies he often IN BRIEF Herald Staff Writer travels to Sanford to buy furniture at the auction and that w hile Ex-Sanford police officer Walter Jones, convicted of three Action Reports his truck was parked at the Holiday Inn, along State Hoad 46 arson-related crimes earlier this month, may not have to face ,md Interstate 4. someone broke into the vehicle and stole the 'Flat Tax Considered ; similar charges in Orange County. ★ Fire s cash and checks Deputies said the vent windows of Woods' Jack Bridges, lawyer for the former 13-year police veteran, ★ Courfs truck has been pried open Business Breaks OK'd said he has filed a motion with Orange County Judge Joseph Baker asking that the charges against Jones accusing him of ★ Police MAN GRABS PURSE, TAKES CASH WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Finance defrauding an Orange County insurance company and grand A 79-year-old Sanford woman told police she was robbed of Committee, acting just hours after exploring ways to theft in connection with the arson be dismissed. her purse and $16 cash while getting into her car parked at the Sanford Civic Center at about 4:10 p.m. Saturday. simplify the tax structure, approved more than a dozen A Seminole Circuit Court convicted Jones Sept. 10 of the judge has asked that tapes of Jones’ Seminole County trial Virginia Roche of 809 Catalina Drive told police she was special interest tax breaks for businesses. solicitation to commit arson, second-degree arson and burning be transcribed for him so he can determine if double jeopardy entering her vehicle wtiena man came up to her, grabbed her Early Tuesday, the panel opened three days of to defraud an insurer in connection with the December tor exists. A delay could result because of the time needed to hearings on the "flat tax" proposal and oilier alter* ching of his 1839 Jerry Ave. borne in the Goldsboro section of transcribe the court tape recordings, Bridges said purse and fled. natives designed to improve taxpayer compliance by Sanford. A R. Beadles, 67. of 810 Catalina Drive, a neighbor of Mrs. making it easier to file tax returns — a crucial element Bridges said that because his client was convicted in BURGLXRS STEAL $600 FROM SAFE Roche who was in the parking lot at the time of the robbery in a voluntary tax system thul has witnessed a growing Seminole County and because the state introduced evidence in Mure than $600 was stolen from a safe at Captain Hook's followed the robber and found Mrs. Roche’s purse in bushes trend toward evasion over the past decade the Seminole County case which overlaps with the Orange Good Time Emporium, 495 W. State Hoad 436, near Altamonte along the east side of the civic center, police said However, $17 A pure flat tax would eliminate virtually all County case, "the state has put him (Jones) in double Springs, between 2 and 11:50 a m. Sunday, deputies said. cash had been removed from the purse, police added deductions, credits and exemptions — thus jeopardy. Deputies said someone pried open the front door of the broadening the tax base and permitting a reduction in "Florida law says that a person cannot be tried twice for the restaurant and apparently opened the safe using the lock SANFORD FIRE CALLS the tax rate to the range of 15 |>ercent to 20 percent, same offense," Bridges said "That is, he cannot lx- tried twice combination. The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following fire with the >anie rate applied to everyone in cases using essentially the same elements." Assistant Manager Stephen Grice told deputies the thieves alarms Monday: A new study by Brookings Institution economist Bridges argues that the state has placed his client in double made off with $611 50 — 3:41 p.m., 2442 French Ave., woman fell. Joseph Pechman showed a flat tax effectively would jeopardy because "they introduced the checks which he — 6:45 p.m., Seventh St and Cypress Ave., false alarm. increase taxes for people with incomes below $50 000 allegedly received from the insurance company for loss of the TICKETS, CHEC KS TAKEN — 7:38 p.m., 1006 Palmetto Ave., woman down. and lower taxes for those with incomes above that burned bouse as evidence here and that would also be the Four airline tickets valued at $564, a checkbook and an — 9:03 p.m., Apt. 40, Castle Brewer Court, false alarm. level. evidence in the Orange Countv case. undisclosed amount of traveler's checks were stolen from a "The state also entered the insurance claims which Jones Sanford man's car parked at the Jai Alai Fronton parking lot allegedly falsified as evidence in the trial here and because the in Fern Park between 7 45 p.m. Friday and 9:30 a m Satur RR Cars Still Burning charge in Orange County is that of defrauding an insurance day. company, that evidence would also bo used against him down Mark I-arson, 36, of 125 Hidden Like Drive told deputies he Little Old Lady Guilty had placed the stems under the driver’s seat of his 1975 Old- IJVINCiSTON, La. i UPIi — A second explosion there," Bridges said. today shook a "war zone" of 43 derailed train cars Assistant State Attorney Steve Brady, who prosecuted Jones smobile stationuagon and that upon his return, the tickets and checks were missing. Of Slapping Policeman carrying toxic chemicals, spewing shrapnel and in the Seminole County case and who is expected to present the flames 50 feet in the air, but officials were helpless in state’s case in the Orange County trial, said there is "no way CASH. CHECKSTAKEN A 73-year-old Sanford woman is facing up to five years in fighting the fires that forced 3,000 people to flee that the stale placed Jones in double jeopardy. We have a Thieves broke into a South Carolina man's truck, which was state prison and a $5,000 fine following her conviction The inferno, started when a 101-car Illinois Gulf case." parked at a hotel near Sanford between 9 p in Saturday and 11 Central train derailed Tuesday, was too intense and Baker ts expected to render his decision Nov 1. However. a in Sunday, and stole five $100-bills and three blank cheeks. Tuesday for battery on a Sanford police officer volatile to extinguish and officials said their only hope After more than an hour of deliberation, a Seminole w as that it would burn out w ithout serious explosions. Circuit Court jury found Ruth Regina Dritz, 802 W. First St., guilty of battery against Sanford police officer Mark Two people were treated for smoke inhalation after a Commission Restores Builder's License first blast Tuesday and no injuries were reported in the Yarlxirough hut returned a not guilty verdict on an ad ditional charge against Mrs. Dritz of obstructing an officer second, but it was uncertain whether a toxic cloud property docs have a subsurface water A Like Mary home builder had his correct the problem, the board by fleeing. feared by officials would materialize. problem but also has a surface drainage license restored by Seminole County suspended his license until he corrected Mrs. Dritz was involved in a traffic accident July 5 near problem. "What we're asking for are commissioners Tuesday. the problem the Sambo’s restaurant parking lot on U S. Highway 17-92, Commissioners, on a 3-2 vote with swales to divert water from the struc Rut Peltzer's attorney, Robert B left her car and entered the restaurant, police said. Sandra Glenn and Robert G. "Bud" ture." Blacks Support Wallace Bid White Jr., argued Tuesday that the poor Yarborough testified that he saw Mrs. Dritz leave the Feather dissenting, reversed a Building He said the Goldenbergs’ swimming drainage at the bouse was because of restaurant and that he believed she was about to drive out MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U PII - George Wallace, a Contractor's Licensing Board decision pool was built about six inches too low. subsurface problems. He said a contract of the parking lot before the accident investigation was runoff winner with black support despite his suspending Irwin Peltzer’s license for an Had the elevation of the pool been higher, between (tie Goldenbergs and Peltzer conducted. When he approached her, she slapped him on segregationist past, cannot walk and is almost deaf, indefinite period. the problem would have been eliminated, waived the builder of responsibility for the arm, he said. but has a strong chance for a record fourth term as Commissioners said the board over Flippen added. problems caused by subsurface sources. Yarborough said Mrs. Dritz then turned and ran and that Alabama’s governor in November. stepped its authority in deciding that "No engineering was done on this she struck him again when he pursued her and placed his Wallace, 63, will be matched in the general election Peitzer, president of Peltzer Con County Attorney Nikki Clayton said the project at all,” he said. "It’s up to a tlands on her shoulders from behind. He said she aLso called against Itcpublican Emory Folnuir, the pistol-toting struction Co., was responsible for licensing board may have suspended building contractor to set his elevations him a “Nazi" and a "Communist." mayor of Montgomery, in this Deep South state that drainage problems at the home of a Peltzer without answering the questions and install drainage. That's why they’re Judge S Joseph Davis Jr., ruled that Mrs. Dritz could has not elected a GOP chief executive since 1871 Wekiva Club Estates couple about the drainage. licensed. They're supposed to Ifliow these Wallace edged l.t. Gov. George McMillan, 38, for the tilings." remain free on bond pending completion of a presentence The couple, Robert and Ruth “That doesn't seem to be in a con Democratic nomination Tuesday with a strong But Commissioner Robert Sturm investigation. Mrs. Dritz' lawyer, Mike Gray, requested Goldenberg, appealed to the licensing tractors Held," Ms. Clayton said. She that she be allowed to remain free in order to care for her showing in Black Belt counties and other rural areas. disagreed "The board hasn't proven board in November 1981 that Peltzer had said a drainage engineer is more incompetcncy." husband who was shot during a robbery at the couple's failed to install drainage swales in their qualified to determine the causes of the salvage yard three years ago. Palimony Suit Dismissed back yard. As a result, their garage was problem. Sturm made the motion to reinstate Mrs. Dritz had previously turned down a negotiated flooded and water from a hillside drained But Feather said the public confidence Peltzer’s license and return the case to guilty pten to battery and the obstruction charge which U)S ANGELES I UPI) — Vicki Morgan's sensational onto their swimming pool deck. in builders is paramount in this case. He the licensing board for further action. would have called for her to serve one year of probation, He also urged the Goldenbergs to hire palimony suit against Alfred Bloomingdale and his Peltzer was given 60 days to correct the made a motion to uphold the licensing write a letter of apology to the police department, attend an attorney and try to work out an w idow has been dropped by a judge who ruled she was problem by the board in March and later board's suspension but that motion died counseling sessions and pay a $500 fine. arrangement with Peltzer to correct the nothing more than "a well-paid mistress" to the a 30-day extension was granted In without a second — TENIYARBOROUGH problem. - MICHEAL BEIIA presidential confidante. August, after no work had been done to Building Official Don Flippen said the • But Superior Court Judge Christian Markey ruled Tuesday trial may proceed on two parts of the suit based on contracts Bloomingdale, 66, allegedly signed Hinckley Seeks Gun To Kill Foster in a hopsital shortly before he died of cancer last summer. Those actions seek $10,000-a-month support WASHINGTON (UPI l - St. Elizabeths psychiatrists at the hospital, where he competent to stand trial. for Miss Morgan for two years and half of the profits Hospital, where John W. Hinckley Jr. is iias been confined since he was found The subcommittee, which held ex from Ids share of a joint business venture. being confined, interecepted a letter by innocent by reason of insanity of shooting tensive hearings and took testimony The judge dismissed two key causes of action based the young presidential assailant asking President Reagan and three others in from a dozen witnesses, defeated two on Miss Morgan's claims her relationship with someone to smuggle a gun to bun and March 1981, and handed it over to the Republican substitutes. Bloomingdale was similar to that of an unmarried help kill actress Jodie Foster. FBI. which is investigating. No crime One, by Bep. Bill McCollum, H-Fla., . FR E E couple covered in the landmark Marvin vs. Marvin was committed because the letter was and endorsed by the administration, Consultation & Evaluation Justice Department sources confirmed case. never sent, the network said. would have eliminated the insanity Cft'tQ P'tC l* M jy Proven* R tt*t f t o ^ Miss Morgan, 30, filed the $11 million suit last July, Tuesday that Hinckley wrote a letter, but Meanwhile, with the Hinckley verdict defense altogether hut provided for I t HlldKKf S • neither the department, the FBI, the US. I 2 $ti99 Neck % Nufkb Anne A lege M f e MfM less than six weeks before Bloomingdale died. She was clearly in mind, a House subcommittee treatment of the defendant later. attorney nor officials at St. Elizabeths SKowKier Pe*n ) Nenotihdt mdiifr Sp*ni' M $i ijri*e'' not mentioned in his will. Tuesday approved a hill modifying the "We owe it to society to find them Jotnl • l eg oe f oot Crwnpe would discuss its contents, insanity defense in federal criminal guilty and then treat them differently," NBC News reported that in the in trials. McCollum said. "1 find no reason to keep No Extra Out Of Pocket The bill would require tliat a defendant a separate, independent defense." tercepted letter, Hinckley asked an Expense. We Accept WEATHER unidentified woman in the Midwest to prove insanity by a "preponderance" of "This could he construed as an over- smuggle a .38-caliber pistol to him "and evidence, prohibit a psychiatrist from reaction to Hinckley," chairman John Insurance Assignments AREA HEADINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 77; overnight to Ixdp him shoot and kill Joule Foster." offering an opinion at the trial as to Conyers, DMich., said. "We’ve been Group .Auto >He*ltt> -Medicare .Union ’’ low: 70; Tuesday high: 87; barometric pressure: 30.01, "She is said to he a stranger who had whether the defendant was insane, cautioned about that constantly." Workman's Comp. relative humidity: 85 percent; winds: north at 10 mph; rain: sent a sympathetic letter to Hinckley at establish a federal commitment "The Hinckley case . . . gave us a none; sunrise 7:17 a m., sunset 7:11 p.m. the hospital," the network said. procedure, and reform federal chance to really resolve this question," SANFORD PAIN THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 6:52 a m . NBC said the letter was read by procedures for dealing with those in McCollum said. 7:18 p.m.; lows, 12:34 a m.. 12:12 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: CONTROL CLINIC highs, 6:11 a m., 7:10 p.m.; lows, 12:25 am .. 12:33 p.m.; DR. THOMAS YANOELL • Chiropractic Physician BAYPORT: highs, 1:02 a.m.. 12:15 p.m.; lows, 6:58 a.in., 7:26 Hunt Monument Co. AREA DEATHS 2017 S FRENCH AVE.(Acrottlrom PinaH ut) SANFORD p.m. Displey Yard BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine |o Jupiter Inlet, Out Hwy. 17-91 — Fern Pork WILLIAM KIRBY All Faiths Memorial Park, Va. and Mrs. Becky Miller, of 50 Miles: Wind eusterly around 15 knots through Thursday. Ph. 339-4911 William B. Kirby, 84, of 10i9 Casselberry, is in charge of Stone Mountain, Ga. 323-5763 CM Seas 3 to 5 feet. A few showers and thunderstorms becoming Gene Hunt, Owner 4>i Magnolia Ave., Sanford, died arrangements. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral "Frr* canaultation and eva'ual.on does not include i rayt or Irra'mml .1 more widespread later today and continuing through Thur Bronze, Marble ft Granite. • m i or treatment are mdica'ed Most insurance includes ck roprechc Tuesday at Lakevlew Nursing I ANN Y A. PHIl'KETT Home, Orlando, is in charge coverage Mott insurance assignments accepted as payment ,n lull »i!h noeitraoutol poctel rvpense beyond policy limits sday. Home. Born July 8, 1898, Fanny Asbury Prickett, 40, of arrangements. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy Unlay with 30 percent Putnam County, Tenn., he of 205 Copeland Drive in chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 80s. came to Sanford in 1945 from Orlando, died Monday at Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with a 20 Daytona Beach. He retired Orlando Regional Medical percent chance of thunderstorms. Ixiws in the low to mid 70s. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★AT from Western Electric in 1960. Center after h long illness. Light easterly winds. Thursday mostly cloudy with a 50 j**r- lie was a member of the First Born Oct. 5. 1941, in cent chance of mainly afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the United Methodist Church in LGrunge, Ga., he moved to mid to upper 80s. Sanford and was a Mason in Orlando from Miami in 1970. EXTENDED FORECAST: Variable cloudiness with scat NOTICE TO ALL VETERANS Cascade, Gu. He was a He was a representative for a tered showers and thunderstorms, locally numerous during member of the Retired pharmaceutical company and Who Have Honorably Served Their Country In Time of War or Peace the weekend. Highs in the 80s. Lows in the 60s north and 70s Western Electric Employees a member of Community south. of Orlando. United Methodist Church, Survivors include a Casselberry. He was a past Because ol Ihe lack of burial*space and the daughter, Mrs. Fancheon president of the Central distance of the National Cemetery in Florida, we HOSPITAL NOTES Boone, of Tallahassee; one Florida Pharmaceutical are assigning grave spaces in Veterans Garden brother, Ridley G. Kirby, of representatives organization. ol Valor, Oaklawn Memorial Park. As an Crntral Florid* Rt«ion*l Hospital DISCHARGES Cookeville, Tenn.; four Survivors include his wife, honorably discharged veteran 6f Ihe United Tuesday SANFORD States Armed Forces, you may be qualified lor ADMISSIONS Sidney A Fntbey grandchildren; four great Annette; a son, Lana*, of Free Burial Space However, you must register SANFORD Leo R Hyland Jr grandchildren. Orlando; a daughter, Lan- lor this You must be able lo show prool of Cleon* B Bickwell William W Tyre Urisson Funeral Home-PA nette.of Orlando; his parents, Joyce KloUMt, DeBary Frederick R Baodcr. OeBary Honorable Discharge There are a limited Theresa K Belanger, Deltona Sally M Lalorgi*. Deltona is in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Prickett number of Veterans spaces available Cer Helen Knisely. Deilon* Rollie D Russell, Deltona Jr., of Avondale Estates, Ga.; tiftcates lor spaces will be issued on a lirsl come GORDON W. HOWARD Pedro Sanabri*. Deltona Helen Woodley, Deltona a brother, John S. Ill, of North first served basis To assure reservation, mall E lm er B Yaughn. Grand Hland Liva R Robinson. Orange Cdy Gordon W. Howard, 64, of Ihe coupon below lo: Fort Myers; two sisters, Mrs. FI David A Jackson Jr , Oviedo 502 Timberlane Court in lzike Curl T Shepard. Orlando Laura L Davis and baby girl, Betty Taggart, of Midlathian, C le a ve J M isner. Osteen Santord Mary, died Tuesday at Porterville, Calif. Born April Funeral Notice ------OAKLAWN MEMORIAL P A R K ------, EtPiiin^ Herald to*'’* 23,1918, in Porterville, Calif., Rf. 4 Box 244, Sanford, FI 32771 he moved to Like Mary from (305) 377 4243 KIRBY. MR. WILLIAM B - Please Send My Veteran of Service Eligibility Certificate San Diego in 1980. He was a Wednesday, September 29. 1982—Vol 35. No. 34 Funeral service* lor Mr retired purchasing agent and W illiam n K irb y . >4. of 1019 ; NAME Published Daily and Sunday, tactpl Saturday by The Sanlord a Protestant He was a Magnolia A v e . Sanlord. Mho Heiald. Inc.. JOO N French Ave.. Santord. Fla. 32371. d FLORIDA CALENDAR IN BRIEF M F.l)\F-Sl>W. SF.l'TF.MBF.lt 29 Ski Mask Gang' Leader Slarlight I’rnnienudm . 8 p m , DeBary Community Center, Shell Hoad Wednesday Step. 8 p ni 'dosed Penguin Building, To Be Executed Oct. 22 Menial Health Center. Crane's Hoist, Altamonte springs Mi l AH \NKf l. T J'I \n execution iltii.r itf (Jet THt ttsDAY.SF.l’TI MBFlt 10 • --' U s been set fi r Darnel Morris Thomas, leader of the Senior Citizens Tour to O uti'Reynolds Theatre in Ski dusk t»ang Thru ,,>rr . iZed white families in Riviera Beach to see "Wall," pick up i! Seminole rural Central Honda during the mid-1970s Plaza Casselberry, 10. a nit . Sanford Civu Center, , ; l> Graham signed the death warrant Tuesday 10 30 a m Return 5 p m Oct 1 lust two weeks after a clemency hearing at which a ' iti/en s uruup presented petitions with more Ilian Flea Market, 10 a m , Sts Peter A Paul Church. l.non signatures calllnu for the convicted murderer's Howell Branch Hand, Goldenrod death rhomas. a, headed an anti-white group of blacks hat broke into at least lf> isolated homes in seven rural • entrai 1- lond.i 'aunties in 1975-76, killing two men, raping five v men. throwing two of the rape victims off bridges and beating and torturing victims Tick Talks1 Goes Bust MIAMI ■ UI*I "Operation Tick Talks," once heralded by police as a major drug investigation into the heart of Miami's faitin community, finally died GRAY WATER ACCOLADE Mfratd Photo Dy Jano CiOtollJprrv with the announcement by Hade State Attorney Janet Heno that ail charges would be dropped. State Hep. Hobby Hi antley < H-I.nngwond i through a tiller and hack into the ground water The announcement was made Tuesday by Reno, Monday presented 1 .on^wood City Administrator table. Branllry, who co-sponsored the hill with follow ing an M-day old ruling by Circuit Judge Gerald Sen. Toni Jennings, H-Urlnndo. credited Chacey Kogan which denied the state use of 1,000 hours of David Cliacev (left) with a plaque containing a with the idea which lie first thought "hare taped conversations Those tapes, made from a bug photo ol Gov. Hob Graham signing the Gray placed in the i lock of a key defendant's home, were the Water Hill into law last March, the pen which lie brained.” The concept has since been adopted by mam e\ idem e in the case and gave the operation its used, and copies of the Mouse and Senate hills other tities and has proved beneficial by con name. Lung wood was the lirst city to adopt the gray serving water and reducing the amount of (low to The delusion to drop charges ends the case, which water system which sends waste water from sewage plants by more than 5(1 percent. ' >k eight-months to investigate and resulted in the home sinks, showers and washing machines arrest of m suspects in August 1981 Also seized were five pounds of (urnine, ;n;i.noo in cash and an U/i submm Iqneguti For Country's Economic W oes Shuttle Test Goes Well ('API! ( ANAVKUAI. (UPli A test in which Reagan Blames The Democrats Miperc old picket propellant was pumped into the ex* NEW LOW PRICES S ternal lank of the shuttle Columbia “went very well" WASHINGTON UP! With congressional elections five Prime Minister Menachem Begin and disagreed the United r'tK UAL nwi as and there was no hint of the falling ice problem that weeks away, President Kengan concedes unemployment may States bears any part WASHINGTON - Gen. Efrain Rios Montt, special relief project for Guatemala, using disagree with the State Department’s rosy leftist guerrillas are responsible for the in the new strongman of Guatemala, Is a self- money collected from various fundamentalist conclusions. They say the slaughter of the creased violence in Guatemala is Rep. Jerry proclaimed born-again Christian. As such, he groups in this country. innocents lias increased since Rios Montt took Patterson, D-Calif. And he’s tn a good position has been embraced with some fervor by But here are some facts that both Reagan over. to make his doubts felt. As chairman of the President Reagan and Rev. Jerry Falwell. and Falwell seem willing to overlook: Indeed, a Guatemalan exile, Julia House Subcommittee on International But I’d suggest they not hug Rios Montt too Since Rios Montt seized power on March 23, Esquivel, told my associate John Dillon that Development, Patterson reviews loan tightly to their breast. Sooner or later, he's the constitution has been suspended; 324 the situation has grown “a thousand times requests to the Inter-American Development going to prove an embarrassment. alerted mayors have been cashiered and worse" in her homeland under Rios Monlt. Bank. And Guatemala has a request for $18 The White House welcomes Rios Montt as a replaced by the general’s toadies, and a Though urban violence has declined, she said, million for a telecommunications system. staunch anti-communist in volatile Central "state of siege" has been declared. The persecution of suspected leftist guerrillas In Patterson’s committee rejected the loan on America. The administration hopes to per military now has the right to arrest suspected the countryside has increased dramatically. grounds that it might enable the Guatemalan suade Congress that his regime’s human- leftists without formal charges and keep them Esquival, the vice president of a human- military to coordinate its attacks on rural rights record is good enough to qualify it for incommunicado and to enter homes without rights group outlawed in Guatemala, the Indians. American military and economic aid. search warrants. Prisoners sentenced to Committee for Peace and Justice, accused Foolnote: The State Department insists As for Falwell, the Moral Majority death no longer have the right of appeal. Rios Montt of conducting a campaign of that the increase In rural violence in Evangelist feels a "spiritual unity" with Rios Despite all this, the Reagan administration genocide against the country’s rural Indian Guatemala "appears, when identifiable, to be Montt because of their shared fundamentalist has managed to produce a six-page "fact population. Entire villages and families have largely the responsibility of the (leftist) religious beliefs. Though Falwell and Rios sheet" that claims Rios Montt has actually been wiped out because the government guerrillas," according to the Foggy Bottom Montt apparently have never met, Falwell improved the human-rights situation in suspects the Indians provide the guerrillas fart sheet. and other fundamentalist Christians, in Guatemala. Essentially, the administration is with recruits, refuge and supplies. The State Department also points en cluding William Mlddendorf, ambassador to arguing that it's all relative: Rios Montt’s "Rios Montt uses the Bible, he speaks of couragingly to the fact that Rios Monlt has the Organization of American States, did sit record is better than his predecessors'. love and fidelity," Esquivel said, “yet out of brought a number of former government "I'm pulling you on a diet. Judge. You're over down to dinner with representatives of the Human-rights watchdog groups and the same mouth he orders the massacres." officials to trial on corruption charges, and loaded like the court system, and bulging like Guatemalan regime recently In Washington. congressional staff members who have One of those who doubts the claim of Rios has reportedly Improved relations between the prisons. " I’m told that Falwell Is secretly planning a visited Guatemala since Rios Montt's coup Montt - and the State Department — that the the government and the Catholic Church. “Pull up the quilt,” because there will be "snow to the hilt." played on a snow-covered field with the first major storm Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday Sept 29 1982 -$A Almanac Predicting The new edition of America’s oldest continously published striking the Northeast in early December, when he advises to periodical with the familiar yeiluw cover, says the cold "shovel on the double.” January followed by "wish this filly weren't so chilly" toward weather should last straight through March in most northern But in general, December should tie sunnier and milder than the end of the month sections of the country. usual. That will give way to nastier weather around New February will be "damp and freezing, wet and wheezing " Hard Winter Ahead Year’s Day. - ■ ■ * '- • ----- For 191 years the almanac has been making its annual long- Summer in the Northeast will tie cooler than normal and dry CONCORD, N.H i UI'Ii — The Old farm er's Almanac The venerable Weatherwise predicts severe cold waves will range forecasts, with an accuracy of 80 percent, its authors during the months of August, September and October predicts a severe w inter be^innint* right after New Year’s Day dominate in January, early February and late March in the say. o\er most of the nation. Or, as Old Abe Weatherwise puts it: F.ast. In the Ilnckies and West, drought may be tbe most serious This year. Weatherwise says Thanksgiving football could be The winter of '82-’83 will feature "teeth a-chatter" in mid- problem, as a result of a warm and dry November Hunters ------Warned ; The first of three phases for the shooting of mourning doves will begin Saturday and continues through Oct. 31. The Seminole County ■■mmhmbmmhmhbmi u n v i Hi a m v fan UIIUM ia cautioning hunters o{ recent changes in state statutes, one SAVE 25% ON THESE QUIETLY ELEGANT of which relates to bike, Orange and Seminole coun COLORFUL BLOUSES FOR OUR CREPE DE CHINE ties. It prohibits the possession of firearms on JUNIORS AND MISSES. BLOUSE, SAVE 33% certain portions of the Wekiwa and Little Wekiwa river?. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said there may tie hunters who may not be Reg. S21. Successtutallthe way Our aware of this change and from long sleeve shirt with cream-putt habit did their hunting in this shoulders round collar and covered area. He is cautioning hun placket Crepe do chine polyester in Orig. S18. The simple lines ol ters, "Notwithstanding any marvelous solid colors Junior sizes this blouse are the key to it's general laws to the contrary, 5 to 15 sophistication In rich fashion any person who possesses or colors of polyester crepe de discharges a firearm on or chine For misses sizes 8-18 knowlingly discharges any firearm over that portion of Reg S24. Simply superb long sleeve the Wekiwa or Little Wekiwa shir! sotlened wilh subtle stripes and rivers lying south of State rutiled collar and cuds Silky Road 40 shall be guilty of a georgette polyester in rich solids misdemeanor of the second Misses sizes 8 to 18 degree," Hunters are reminded that during the first phase, shooting hours are from noon to sunset; and that no shooting is permitted from any public right-of-way. Alsu, written permission Is required from the owner of any land on which hunting is to occur. Daily bag limit is 12 doves. During phases two and three, hunting will be per mitted from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset: Nov. 13-28 and Dec. Il-Jan. 3. 11-Year-O ld Ambassador' Is Invited To Russia HOLIDAY (UPI) - The little boy whose peace message to a Russian SAVE 25% ON "comrad" went out in a bottle SUGAR BABIES SWEAT SHOE he tossed into a land-locked OUR ENTIRE lake has won an invitation to THE SNEAK THAT MATCHES carry his concern about “loo STOCK OF many wars” to Soviet YOUR OTHER SWEATS. youngsters. a c t iv e w e a r : An international friendship group has offered Michael Baron, the first-grader whose offer of friendship turned up on the shores of I-ake Conely Reg S18. Sugar Babies'" sweat last week, a 13-day trip to sneakers In a sott brushed knit Helsinki, Leningrad and that looks like your favorite grey Moscow. He is to tell sweatshirt With color-bnghl stitching schoolchildren there about trim terry-lioed inner solo and arch suppprl Rubber deck bottoms make life in the United Slates. them star porlcrmers in actum loo’ "I'm runned out of words," Women's sues. the six-year-old said when he found out about Hie trip. "I'm going to take them some McDonald’s hamburgers and my Rocky poster. Do they have Buck Rogers on TV over there?" The boy put the message in a Sunkist orange soda bottle, plugged with a cork from his father's wine bottle, and threw it into the lake after testing it for seaworthiness in his bathtub. His grandmother had kissed it for good luck. A freelance photographer found it about 75 feet away three days later. Wayne Smith, founder of the Friendship Force, saw newspaper accounts of the boy’s peace wish and invited him on the trip to the Soviet Union. “That's a young man who speaks our language," said Smith, whose group visits homes of other Friendship Force members. "We think young Michael would be a fine ambassador and have no Jog in and save where the trouble making friends. We action is. Get 25% off all want to sponsor him and take activewear for juniors and him to schools, the circus, misses. Acrylic knits blends and everywhere." more. Heres a sampling for When Michael’s father misses' sizes in tri-nel acetate asked him what he would tell Russian children, he replied: “ I would ask 'em do they have Star Wars over there and do they get to swim and have bobsleds. But it's a long way- on the plane. I want to go on a boat better." _i . . •• t . - ’L Smith said Friendship Force members invited the Barons to accompany them on a trip starting Nov. 5,12, or 26. Hwy. 17 92 & State St. The group will slay with Open Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. 9 p.m families in a mountain village Open Sunday, 12:30 5:30 p.m. in Finland. From there they Sanford Plaza fly to Leningrad and then take a train trip to Moscow, sA — Evening Herald, Sanford, El Wednesday,5env 29,1983 S ' S ' S ^9 ■■ • Students Zoo Seif r Defense Taught Both Backed Self defense is demon strated In this class at a The Sanford City (’orninlsSion is proud in a resolution to School Superintendent (irealer Sanford Chamber of the high average of Seminole County Hubert Hughes lauding the county's high of Commerce meeting litis school students on Scholastic aptitude school juniors and seniors for topping the i la ss of the S a n fo rd School tests and it also wants the zoo to remain state, adjacent counties and the national of Self D efen se d e m o n in the county and said so in resolutions averages in the SAT scores in 1981-1982 adopted Monday night The scores are one basis for college strates martial arts to a The roo resolution directed to the admission group Persons may sign u|> liu sell defense classes at Central Florida Zoological Sonet\ notes While the national average combined the city of Sanford’s role in the zoological test scores were 892 and the state the Sanford School of Self park being established at its present average is 889, Seminole County students D efense, location off C,S 17-92 across from the scored 916 lakefront At the same time, Like County The resolution also points out the zoo is students scored 890, and Orange Count} H ABC, AMERICA'S IA RGE5T WINE AND SPIRITS DEALER HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICE SAVE UP TO 40°/-/O AS MUCH AS $3 A BOTTLE IN THE LEUKEMIA SOCIETY DAY ABC COCKTAIL HOUR FOR SERVICE WID., OCT. 6, 6 P.M. 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No matter where your prescription; is being titled now, we’ll call your prescription prices M „ doctor and arrange for it to be filled at Revco. can save you money. 1 •&CT SPORTS Lyman Drowns Noles The Lyman boys swimming team the 100 back, 1:14,57 while Polgar swept eight of 11 events Tuesday in an 82- Prep Swimming triumphed in the 50 free, 29.53 and the 100 40 victory over Seminole at Lyman. The free 1:06.29. Greyhounds girls were also triumphant, Soulder also swam a leg in the 200 by the score of 69-55 medley relay team that finished first at Steve Metzdorf and Chris McClelland were also on the relay team. 2:25 41 and includes Susan Saintheart, each won two events for the 'Hounds Other winners for the Greyhounds, Slfelley Parker and Marie Van while Seminole sophomore Chuck whose record is now 3-0, include, Heibert ' 200 intermediate, 2:17,65"), Nikalsson.(50 Hissenhoven. The Tribe's 200 relay team Burgess won two events. free, 24.14.) and the 400 free relay team of i Alison McCall, Jill Janak, Susan Mann Metzdorf won the 200 free with a time Tim Fullmer, Charlie Policy, Marty and Suzie Porter i was not far behind at of 2:06.Bfi and the 100 backstroke in Fields and Wayne Neberka won with a 2:29 flat. 1:08.73. McClelland touched in first in the time of 4:03.06. Seminole’s 400 free relay team claimed 100 free. 54.73 and the 100 breastroke, The Tribe's only other first place first place at 4: 45,47 and includes Polgar, 1:12.73. Burgess won the 100 fly. 58.72 and finisher was diver Greg Carter whose Porter, Dana Ray andGigi Hunt. Bridget set a new Seminole record in the 500 free 231.55 points earned him a victory over Deere also claimed a first place for the with a time of 5:08.44 (the old record was teammate Bruce Montes who wound up 'Noles, swimming the 100 breaststroke in held by Mark Smith who set it in 1974 at second with 191.2 points. 1:27.8 and was followed by McCall who 5:24.3 The girls competition was close with turned in a 1:30.1, Metzdorf and McClelland also swam outstanding individual performances Other first place finishes for the Lady legs in the winning 200 medley relay- turned in by Lyman's Kim Soulder and Greyhounds include, Parker 1200 in- team that won with a time of 1:55.52. Seminole's Usa Polgar. Bandy Heibert and Johan Nikalsson Soulder won the 200 free, 2:25.16 and See LYMAN, Page 9A Panthers Stop Pats; Rams Blank Hornets By CURLS F1STKK Crooms. The freshman Hams took a 6-0 lead in Herald Sports W riter Prep Football the first quarter when Jose Delrosario The Crooms Panthers freshman football squad benefited from big plays galloped 45 yards for a touchdown. The score remained 6-0 at the half. offensively and a strong defensive effort TD in the fourth quarter to nail down the Thf Bams defense took control of the en route to a 20-7 victory Tuesday night victory: for the Panthers. Claudia Hoyt (above, over the freshman Patriots at I-ike “ We showed a lot of poise in the fourth second half. I-ike Mary's: second score left), Lyman diver, r. Brantley.: -.i" ■ I quarter," ('rooms coach Bill Zeiss said came when Skip St. Pierre blocked a displays her ''Swan Hornet punt and a host of Hams jumped s Crooms' 1-2 back field punch of Mike “We were only up 14-7 and we were Song" Tuesday at on the ball in the end zone to give Lake Wright and Alvin Jones were too much playing at lake Brantley. We didn't fold Lyman. Iloyt, a fresh for the Patriots defense to handle. In the offensively or defensively when we could Mary a 12-0 lead. |-akc Mary’s defense put the game on man who placed third first quarter, Wright scored on a 55-yard 'have.". run, the two point pass failed as the Jones was the leading rustier with 170 ice in the fourth quarter when Dave in (lie diving com Panthers took a 6-0 lead. yards, Wright followed with 105 yards Mitro picked off a Bishop Moore pass petition against In the second period, Crooms ran a and the Panthers' Mike Hickman had 47 and returned it 35 yards for a touchdown Seminole with l!i:i.l sweep to Jones who swept for 40 yards yards to end the Rams* scoring and the Hor points, is moving to and a touchdown. The two point con Defensively, Crooms was led by ne Is' hopes of corning back. •■ft was not a real well played game but Pennsylvania. At the version was a halfback pass from Wrighl 1-arry Byrd and Dave Merklc while Craig left. ,li. Lewis, to David Posey as Crooms took a 14-0 Dixon and Theron Liggons each in our team speed was a factor," Bams another Grey hound lead. tercepted a laikc Brantley pass. coach Marshall Heinson said. "Bishop I-ikc Brantley cut the Panthers' lead iii The Panthers are now 2-0 for the Moore is a solid team but we were just fl ush, splashes his way half in, the third quarter as Cornelius season, its first w in coming over I-ike too fast for them," to a third place finish Frenlcy scored on a seven-yard run and Mary, and the Patriots are 1-2 with a 7-0 Delrosario was the game's leading in the butterfly in the conversion was successful to make victory over Oviedo and a 12-0 loss to rusher with 85 yards. Mitro. Raymond 1:37.91. The 'Hounds Hartsfield and Byron Washington were the score, Crooms 14, lake Brantley 7. 1-ike Mary. swe|>l two m eets from the defensive standouts for I-ike Mary With 1-ike Brantley within striking At I-ikc Mary, the Hams defense stole Seminole Tuesday. distance, the Patriots' home crowd the show in an 18-0 triumph over the whose record now stands at 2-1. began to rally around its team. But it was Bishop Moore Hornets freshman The Herald photoi Uy Tom Vincent then that Crooms showed why it is a Hams have yielded just six points in < LYM AN ;il LAKE HOWELL. no winning team. Jones raced 60-yarils for a three games, that coming in a 60 loss to score reported) M anley Heads For 1,000 County Seminole High’s swift running back Seminole Gets Unexpected Split; Bendell Manley continues his assault on a 1,000 yard season with 363 yards in three games, an average of 121 per game. Manley’s four touchdowns also Greyhounds Net 7th Straight Foe gives him the lead in county scoring. Mike Hill, Lyman's rugged linebacker By SAM COOK Blue Darters away with a string of ver\ continues to lead in defense while Herald Sport* Editor Prep Volleyball hard serves during the game's middle Seminole’s Steve Alexander, punting, Seminole volleyball coach Beth Corso stage. and the Tribe's David Haisten, tur may have expected a split during Against Spruce Creek, Rogers run off the first eight points. “OUr offense didn't novers, are new leaders. Despite a poor Tuesday night's tri-match at l.ake “We had eight bail serves against have to play," said Newman. “They performance a week ago, Jerry Axley Howell. It's doubtful whether the split Seminole," moaned Hawk coach Jo couldn’t return the ball;" still leads by a wide margin in passing she received was what she expected. Luciano. "We don't have that many bad In set two, Stambaugh, Rogers and as does Todd Marriott in receiving. After dropping the opening game to serves in a week. Seminole served hard Babcock served the Hawks into oblivion. Five Star O verall PF PA PIT. Del^ind, the Lady Seminoles came back and consistent. That was the difference." Punting No. A\g. Ling Rogers’ ace started a string which ended TEAM WNT WLT to hand the host Silver Hawks their first 1.Steve Alexander! Semi 3 44 55 While the Hawks had trouble with the game. I-ike Howell 1 0 0 2 43 .667 Five Star Conference loss of the season, 2 Bill Lang 11.111 4 43 48 Seminole, DeLand didn’t prove much of a Spruce Creek l 0 0 2 32 .667 15-9, 15-7. Elsewhere in the county. Lake Mary 3. John Poor tl.y) 9 41 48 problem. The Silver Hawks won, 15-3,15- Apopka 1 0 0 1 40 333 “1 don't know what it is,” said Corso. posted its first victory of the year as the 4. BiUCaughelllLM) 4 38 55 13. . Mainland 1 1 0 1 38 .333 "But we always play I-ake Rowell tough. Hants dropped I-eesburg, 15-13,6-15,15-8, 5. Chuck Stallings (LB) 18 35 51 Junior Christy Scott's serving look Del-ind 1 1 0 1 28 333 They were definitely better than Deland, In set one, Mae Ravenel served the 6. John Quintana (Ov) 6 33 42 care of the Bulldogs in set one. She also Lyman o 1 0 0 67 .333 We just couldn't get anything going Ranis from a 13-7 deficit to a 14-13 lead. added a nice dink while Eileen Thiebailth Seminole 0 1 0 0 34 .000 against Del-ind. Michelle Swartz added the game-winner Like Brantley 0 10 0 0 .000 slapped home the final two serves. Defense T. As. Total Sara Von Herbulis turned in 11 "nice minutes later. T^ura and Peggy Glass In se' two. Bell) Saunders and dominated the net and Robin Pinnock Orange 1. Mike Hill (LY i 11 9 42 sets" during the two-set loss 115-9. 15-61 PF PA PCT. Thiebauth helped Howell to a 7-4 lead added several good spikes. Other County Schools WLT 2. Donnie O’Brian (LB) 26 9 35 to the Bulldogs but she received no help w before Delaml pulled within one. Dawn Trinity Prep 41 40 .667 3. David Williams (Ly) 17 10 27 offensively except from Lisa Nelson's In set three, Peggy Glass served Like 2 Crawford then hit three winners (or a KM5 Oviedo 0 1 0 16 21 .500 4. Anthony Wilson iSen) i 11 15 26 two spikes. Mary to an 114) edge before Pinnock 1 bulge. The 'Dogs rallied again, but Kathy I-ike Mary- 0 7 77 .000 5. Bill Lang (LH) 19 4 23 added 14 and 15. Amy Kantargian was Against the Hawks, though, Seminole Banna aced her first serve and then hit 6. JoeNavarrotI.il) 17 6 23 came alive. Von Herbulis, Nelson, Usa the key factor at the net. 7. Bill Caughell (l.M i three more for a 14-9 lead. Bushing Att. Yds. Ave. 19 3 22 Morse and Arlene Jones served well as 8. Paul Arc-key (Ly) Also in 3A action, coach Anita 1. Bendell Manley (Scm 37 363 9.8 10 10 20 the 'Noles jumped to a 7-2 lead, aided by- Del.and put three together to close 9. Tyrone Simpson i L y) Carlson's Oviedo Lions hammered 2. Jay Robey (LH) 41 254 6.2 13 6 19 two spikes from Genene Stallworth. again before Cathy Saunders closed the 10. Tim Herring (Sem) previously-undefeated district kingpin 3. Theo Jones I Ly) 26 179 6.9 11 7 18 game with a nice serve. 11. Tom Johnson (0v) Howell rebounded to tie the set at 7-7, Eustis, 15-4, 11-15, 15-10. 4. J.W. Yarborough i Ov i 32 160 5.3 10 8 18 but Jones, Teri Hardy and Tracy I-ake Howell goes to Lyman Tuesday at '25 156 6.2 "Fay Robinson just wiped them out in 5. Mike Palowilch tl.il) Gregory served out the win. Jones 5 p.m. for a tri-match with Seabreeze and 6. Jeff Solumon(LH) 23 154 6.7 the first game on sets from Sandy Turnovers started a string of three straight with an the Greyhounds. 7.Timl.awrence(Sem> 13 150 11.5 ln(. Her. Td. Stephens," said Carlson. "She had her 1. David Haisten (Sem) 0 ace for the victory. 8. Barry Williams (Ov) 24 82 3.2 3 0 Coach Karren Newman's 'Hounds best game ever. Fay was hitting girls in 2. GregShatlo(LM) 2 0 9. Joe Waresak (LB) 19 80 4.2 0 In set two, Hardy blew open an 8*7 rolled over two more foes to push their the chest with her spikes and knocking 3. Anthony WUson (Sem) 0 10. David Jacobs (Ly) 17 75 4.4 2 0 game with six straight serves including record to a sparkling 7-0: Lyman whipped them down." 4. Tom Johnson (Ov i 1 L 0 Apopka, 16-14, 15-7, before crushing an ace. Stallworth hit the final two, In set three, Kim Boston came through Passing Att. Co. Yds. Pet. 5. David Hart (LH) 1 1 0 Spruce Creek, 15-3, 154). helped by a Hardy hit on point 15. with the clutch serves and Robinson was 1. Jerry Axley (Ly) 54 25 409 48 6. GregPiloULy) 0 1 1 Trailing. 14-7, Lyman staged a furious again devastating around the net as the 2. Mike FutrelH Sem) 48 19 164 39 7. many with one ini. or ree. Seminole, 5-3 overall and 5-2 in the Five rally behind Pan) Stambaugh's serving, Lions pulled out a five-point win. 3. Troy Quackenbush (LH) 25 17 157 68 Friday’s games (8 p.nt. kickoffs) Star, plays New Smyrna Beach tonight at Carol Roger's spiking and Wynne 4. Dwayne Johnson t Ov) 22 9 113 41 Wymore Tech at I-ake Mary 7:45. The Tribe JV plays at Lake Oviedo, 7-2, goes to I^ecsburg Thursday Wycoff's final two serves for a 16-14 win. 5. Jim Boghos(LM) 9 5 89 55 Lyman at DeLand Brantley at 3:30 p.m. and against NSB at while Lake Mary, 1-4, hosts Eustis In game two, Amy Babcock blew the 6. Darin Slack (LH) 16 6 82 37 Oviedo at Osceola 6:30 p.m. Thursday, 7. Dennis Grosclose (LB) 14 6 75 43 I.ake Howell at I-ake Brantley 8. Keith Wallace (LM l 25 10 68 40 Trinity Prep at Heritage Prep Mainland at Apopka Cardinal's 20-Run Third Jolts Barn Wins Receiving No. 'Yds. Avg. What can a team do when its opponents 1. Todd Marriott (Ly) 13 313 23.3 inning and they were cleared as David send up 23 hitters and score 20 runs on 18 2. Tim Lawrence (Sem) 8 79 9.8 Price ripped a double to give The Barn a hits — and all in the same inning? Men’s Softball 3. Willis Perry (Ly) 6 97 16.1 3-0 lead. The Barn took a 5-0 lead with two 4. Ken Ashe (Ov) 5 86 17.0 That poor team, Jaycees, probably got unearned runs in the second. 5. PhilLogaa(LB) 5 47 9.1 out of Pinehurst Field as fast as possible the inning. Mubilite got on the board in the third 6. Jeff Reynolds (LM) 68 17.0 ■jiaPF' w-- 'Na Tuesday, night after Cardinal Industries Big hits in the inning included a three- 7. Charlie Lucarelli (LM j 62 15.2 when Manuel Riverao led off with a scored 20 runs in the third, and final, run triple by Bryce Baker, a solo home double and scored on Willie Thames' 8. Robert Kerr (LH) 43 10.1 i . 3 H inning in a Sanford Men's Softball run by Billy Griffith and two-run singles single. Teague massacre. by Griffith and Westbrook. There were Scoring Td. Fg. Ep. Total 1 only two outs in the inning when the game The Barn pul the game out of reach 1. Rendel! Manley (Scm) 4 After two and a half innings it was still 24 was called. with five runs in the fourth and six in the 2. Todd Marriott (Ly) 3 18 a respectable ballgame, with Cardinal on fifth. lop 1-0 on the strength of Wayne Lively’s 3. Jay Robey (LH) 3 18 m The second game of the night was Price led the 14-hit Barn attack with sacrifice fly. After that, the onslaught 4. Theo Jones (Ly) 2 12 another rout with The Barn coming out three doubles and four RBI's while 5. David Jacobs (Ly) 2 12 ensued. on top of Mubilite, 17-2. Instead of fleeing Danny Cannon had three single.,. I .airy Pressley led off the bottom of the the field, Mobilite took a different ap 6. Paul Griffin (Sem) — 10 - CHRIS FLSTFB 7. TitoMarlorel(LR) — 9 third with a single, one of 18 Cardinal hits proach to being hammered, it protested Tonight's games: 8. 5 tied with 6 points DONNIE O'BRIAN KENDEL MANLEY in the inning. Kip Grant and John claiming a player for Tl)e Barn (lid not Jaycees vs. The Barn Westbrook, both baited three times in the Compiled by Chris Fisler . . , Patriot standout ... Tribe yardage man have a proper shirt. Pookie Bears vs. Cardinal Industries third and both wound up with three hits in The Barn loaded the bases in the first Sessions vs. Mubilite 1 l . I Evening Herald. Sanford El. Wednesday, Sept. 3?. 1983 9/* S Y S A Rock Defense Tames Teague F o o t b a l l By SAM COOK Richardson Matt Can mi vino Mike Edwards hit 5 of 9 wisspsfor Herald Sports Editor SYSA scooted across with the PAT for a 7-fi 125 yards and on? TD. Edwards Don’t ask Rock Lake Junior lead located Dwayn Willis for 45 yards S c o r e c a r d Pee Wee coach Bill Clark about his in the first quarter and the Hams’ in the second quarter. Jones- and a touchdown for a 6-0 first- offense He'll look you straight in the defense made it standout for a 7-fl picked off a Hudson pass and quarter edge eye and tell you he doesn’t know a victory over the Hurricanes. The returned it 30 yards for a TD The In 'he third quarter. Willis thing about it. PAT came on a pass from Brian point after failed, but Teague was powered ih from I wo yards out for a How can he? Saturday against Machines to Brannon Hewlett, comfortably in front, 13-0. >2-0 lead John ('urry raced G5 yards Teague Red, the defense scored on a Smith led all ballcarriers with 70 Also in the second quarter. Handy to lee the game m the fourth quarter W 1. T Hock Lake Green vs. Rin k Like Red MIGHTY MITF. safety., punt return and interception yards on 10 carries. John Like Brown cruised 25 yards on a sweep for a touchdown and an 18-0 lead Tuskawilla Blue 2 0 0 So. Seminole vs. Tampa to lift the Raiders to a 15-7 victory added 20 yards on six totes Hewlett to put the game out of reach. Can- Curry churned out 95 yards on Tuskawilla Gold 2 0 0 JUNIOR MIDGET CONF ALL over Teague Red at Like Sylvan and Jason Huish each snatched six navino again added the extra point seven carries. Willis had 42 yards On Milwee 1 0 0 W L T W I. T Park. passes fur 20 yards. Machines for a 2(H1 whitewash eight and Alonzo Barnes had 45 on Jackson (Its. 1 1 0 Milwee 1 0 0 o o n "It was an outstanding defensive completed 12 of 15 for 40 yards. Juries motored 78 yards on eight one. Dennis Barnes added 23 yards Lakeview 1 1 0 Jackson Ills 1 0 0 1 0 0 game," said Clark whose head Rraniff Bonaventure caught an 11- carries Brown added 43 yards on on six tries and Reginald-.‘f - u *3 ** So. Seminole 1 l 0 Likeview 1 0 0 1 0 0 hunting Raiders held Teague to just yard pass from Jerry Tucker for the just three carries and Carina Vino Bellamy chipped in 13 on two rushes Teague Gold ii 1 0 Rock Like Bed 1 0 1 ooo FOUR total yards. Hurricanes longest gain rolled to 02 yards on six attempts, - Chris Smith led the defense with Rock !>ake 0 2 0 Tuskaw illa Gold 1 1 0 0 0 0 The offense, well, it may get its Tuskawilla held the Hurricanes to Bobbie Hughes and Jones had four six tackles. Willis had five arid Teague Red 0 2 0 Bock Like Green 0 0 1 1 0 0 turn this Saturday. List week, just 12 total yards. tackles each to led the defense w hile Alonzo Clemons four Sheldon Saturday's results Tuskawilla Blue 0 1 0 1 0 0 however, it had to play second In a non-division game, coach Dan Brown and Cannavino collected Richards intercepted two passes and Tuskawilla Blue 27, Teague RedO Teague n l o ooo fiddle. P just didn't get much of a Cannon's Teague Gold squad three apiece. Willis one Lakeview 21, Rock Like 12 So. Seminole 0 2 0 0 0 0 chance. blanked Hudson. 20-0 In a Midget Division game, coach In a Junior Bantam game. Hudson Tuskawilla Gold 20, So. Seminole 6 shut out the Seminole Bulldogs, 19-0 Saturday's results Peter Egan, Billy Clark and John Scan Junes ran for two touch Wes Childers' Likeview Dolphins Milwee 8, Jackson Heights 6 Hedrick Davis with six stops and Jackson Heights 40, TeagueO Bixby gang-tackled a Teague downs for Teague. The first was a 40- rolled up 343 yards of total offense H J Noid with five led die Bulldog Games of Oct. 2 Tuskawilla Gold 28, So. Seminole 7 ballcarrier in the end zone for the yard jaunt over the right-side blocks enroute to a 19-6 victory over Rock Hock Like vs. So. Seminole defense Rock Like Red 0, Rock Lake Green 0 safety and a 2-0 advantage in the of Jason Boucher and Bobby Like. Tuskawilla Gold vs. Teague Gold lskeview 20, Tuskawilla Blue 14 second quarter. Tuskaw illa Blue vs. Milwee Games of Oct. 2 Chris Shore then grabbed a short Lskeview vs. Teague Red Rock Lake Red vs. Tuskawilla Blue punt ami galloped 25 yards into the So Seminole vs. Jackson Heights end zone for an 8-0 lead. Vincent JUNIOR l’EEWEE CONF AM, Likeview vs. Tuskawilla Gold Alexander hauled in a pass from Jay W I. T W L T Teague vs. Tampa Varitek for the point after and a 0-0 Rock Lake 2 0 0 Does Jerry Tucker 0 I) 0 bulge i kicked PAT are 2 in SYSA Tuskawilla 1 0 0 Milwee vs. Rock Lake Green (with Ball) hear foot 0 0 0 and run-pass are 1.1 Teague Gold 0 0 0 steps'.’ If m il, lie will 1 ClONF A ll Alexander was at it again in the SS-Milwee 0 2 0 MIDGET w 1. T VV 1. T fourth quarter, intercepting a pretty soon as Kevin Teague Red 0 2 0 0 0 Jackson Ills. & 0 0 0 II 0 Teague pass and returning it 30 Dutch i right) circles Saturday's results Milwee 1 0 0 0 0 0 yards for the Tl). The PAT failed, from behind in an at Rock Like 15, Teague Red" I akeview 1 l 0 0 0 0 but tin1 Raiders led, 15-0. tempt to catch the Rock Like 1 1 0 0 0 0 Teague Gold 20,1 ludson 0 Teague finally got on the board m South Seminule-Mil- Tuskawilla 7, SS-Milwee 0 Teague 0 1 0 0 1 0 the last quarter when Scott Meredith wee Hurricane run Games of Oct. 2 So. Seminole 0 2 0 0 0 0 hooked up w ith Brice Fedder on a 45- Rock Like vs. Teague Gold ning hack. Gulch's Saturday's results yard scoring strike- SS-Milwee vs. Hudson team, the Junior Pee Lakeview 19, Rock 1-ake 0 Meredith completed 2 ol 3 throws Tuskawilla vs. Teague Red U ee Tuscan ilia Hams, Jackson Heights 12, Tuskawilla 0 for 55 yards. He also ran seven times heal the Hurricanes, 7- Milwee 20, So. Seminole 8 for 25 yards. Jerry Fowler toted the I’EK WEE CONF AM, It. SYSA football action W t, T W 1.1 Hudson 26, Teague G ball three times for 25 yards and Sadat Smith had six tries for 20 picks up again Satur Milwee 2 0 0 0 0 0 Games of Oct. 2 yards. Mike Krot caught the other day with games all day Tuskawilla 2 0 0 0 0 0 Jackson Heights vs. Rin k I ake Jackson His. 1 10,000 Tuskawilla vs. Milwee pass for five yards. long at Lake Sylvan So. Seminole t i n o o o 1 -ikeview vs. Teague Clark Ted the Rock Like rushers Park, Hli, by the way with 41 yards in 10 carries. Varitek Teague 1 1 0 0 0 0 So. Seminole vs. Hudson Jerry, lid’s cover the carved out 25 yards in eight. He also ■■ ’ Likeview 0 1 0 0 0 0 w ' - nose of that foofhall. CONF ALL hit 5 of 9 aerials for 42 yards. Rock Like Red 0 1 0 0 1 0 JUNIOR BANTAM . •- Rock LikeGrn 0 2 0 0 0 0 W 1, T W I. T Coach Clark lauded Alexander, 1 0 0 1 0 0 Egan, Clark and Karl Kaufmann for Saturday’s results Silver Lions 0 1 0 0 10 stellar defensive efforts. Herald Photo By Brian LaPel.r Milwee 7, So. Seminole 6 Seminole Bulldogs Defense was also the name of the Teague6, Rock Like GreenO Saturday's results game as the Tuskawilla Rams Tuskawilla 7, Jackson Heights 6 Silver Lions 22;Robe Sound 0 battled the South Scmmole-Milwce Hudson 7, Rock 1 -ike Red 0 Hudson 13, Seminole Bulldogs 0 Hurricanes in the other Junior Pee $ Games of Oct. 2 Gaines of Oct.2 Wee Division game v - ,' — Jackson Heights vs. Milwee Silver Lions vs, Hudson Tuskawilla’s Marquette Smith v . •4, .•Jiuft** Lakeview vs. Teague Seminole Bulldogs vs. Tampa rambled around the right end early - ‘V Donlan, Garvey Continue To Trade Verbal Jabs NEW YORK i UI’I i - Jack Donlan feels if message toGarvey claimed: "Your refusal to NEC's 63-year history forced last weekend's SPORTS Ed Garvey spent as much time negotiating as meet until Thursday afternoon eliminates any 14-game schedule to be scratched According he did testifying in Washington, the National Pro Football opportunity to play Hits coming weekend. to NFL Commissioner Pete Rpzelle, the strike IN BRIEF Football league players* strike would be Obviously, testifying m Congress and ’running must be resolved today in order In save this settled. before Chairman Peter Rodino, who will he a strike* are more important to you than weekend’s games. Donlan, the chief negotiator (or the owners, looking into the relationship of the networks resolving this dispute. In Washington, President Reagan reluc si) ul as much Tuesday in a wire message to "At some time, solving the problem will take Grether 6th In Putt-Putt and die league in this dispute," Garvey said. tantly commented on the strike during a Garvey, perhaps trying to take some of the “Because 1 think the fans are upset with the priority over all your other activities. Again, nationally televised news conference. "There sting out of a Players Association victory in a idea the networks are paying for games that we repeat our call for federal mediation and doesn't seem to be the consideration for the With 122 Round Total National Libor Relations Board hearing. are not played, because, in essence, there is no conciliation services' involvement in helping fan there should have been," he said. "They do Garvey, the NFLPA executive director, financial crunch on the owners. Therefore, us reach a settlement. seem to be very far apart, however, in their Sanford's Dave Grether placed sixth in the 72-hole invited Donlan to. resume collective they might prolong the strike.” “ If you have any changes in your offers, goals Central Florida Putt-Putt Tournament Sunday at the bargaining talks in Washington late Tuesday Donlan wired Garvey late Tuesday af please forward them lousimmediately and we Fern Bark Putt-Putt course. and Wednesday. Donlan refused, preferring to ternoon and blamed the strike on the union. will work on responses for our Thursday Reagan isn't the only one1 critical of the Grether's total was 122, eight shots off the winning wall until Thursday, as previously agreed. Noting the Management Council originally meeting, which in our opinion will expedite the strike talks. Tampa Bay Buccanricer quar pace set by Azalea Park’s Gary English in the pro “This is another piece of evidence we will wanted to meet Wednesday but the Players strike immediately." terback Doug Williams Tuesday called for new division of the toumey. use on Thursday at the congressional hearing Association insisted on Thursday, Donkin’s The first-ever, regular-season strike in the negotiators to replace Donlan and Garvey. Ken Ottis, of Altamonte Springs, won the semi-pro division and was followed by Bill Gallaher, also of \ / Altamonte Springs. Players Win Dispute PRO DIVISION 1. Gary English, Azalea Park, $100,26-27-31-30 — 114; WASHINGTON (UPfl — On a winning streak, the NFL 2. Jim Manning, Union Park, $50,27-31-29-31 — 118; 3. Players Association upped its record to 3-0 Tuesday in unfair Jim Haynes, Fern Park, $25, 27-32-29-31 — 119 ; 4. Joe labor-practice disputes with the league. Daniels, Pine Hills, $15, 28-30-30-32 - 120 ; 5. Dave A National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge Christer, Pine Hills. $10. 28-29-27-37 - 121; 6. Dave ruled the NFL is guilty of unfair lalxir practices (or refusing to Grether, Sanford, 27-33-30-32 - 122; 7. Dan Wcidl, Pine give the union copies of player contracts and non-monetary Hills, 31-33-27-32- 123 ; 8. Joe Marnzzito, PeLind, 32- details of network television contracts. 32-30-34 - 128. SEMI PRO The NFL Management Council, the league's negotiating 1. Ken Ottis, Altamonte Springs, 35-3034-33 — 132; 2. arm, said it will appeal the ruling to the full NLRB. Bill Gallaher. Altamonte Springs, 27-38-34-33 — 132 ; 3. While "ecstatic” over the decision of Judge Julius Cohn, Ed Bill Askew, Orlando. 34-33-34-34 - 135 ; 4. Jeff Baker, Garvey, union executive director, agreed the appeal could Altamonte Springs, 33-33-30-40 — 136 ; 5. Robert keep the m atter unresolved for a year or more. Hughes, Orlando, 37-40-38-317 — 152. "This is just a recommendation by an administrative law N o te- State tournament is scheduled for Oct. 30-31, judge," said Jim Miller, Spokesman for the NFLMC. "These at Fern Park Pull-Putt. recommendations are routinely overturned." Two previous NLRB rulings also went against the NFL. The board agreed with the union Seattle w ide receiver Sam Knight Leads In QB Sacks McCullum, the dub’s player representative, was cut because of his union activities rather than a lack of ability at his Sanford’s Arthur Knight, a Seminole High graduate, position. leads the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference The union also received a favorable preliminary ruling in a with 12 sacks and has twice been named academic All- charge against San Diego Chargers' owner Gene Klein (or American (or his 3.6 average at Morris Brown failing to suspend quarterback Dan Fouls for refusing to pay- University in Atlanta. union dues for the 1981 season. An administrative law judge Knight, a linebacker, is studying political science will hear that case in November. and criminology at Morris Brown. Garvey said fie wants related agreements and memoranda WHEN ISTAIKE, WEIL BET ALL fiDfUEN EGtSATDHIE. leading to the.signing of the NFI.’s contracts with the three Tough Guys On Friday major television networks. The Eddie Graham Sports Stadium will be the site of a tough guy team boxing tournament which will get Hampton, 6 under way Friday at 8 p.m. ...Lyman Drowns 'Noles PAINT AND BODY There will be four teams of five boxers competing Friday night with each bout going three rounds. The Continued from 8A claiming three first places but falling, 68- Others EXCELLENCE Don Reid’s Paint & Body Shop specializes In teams with the most bouts won will advance to the lermediate, 3:30.65), Shannon Taxhieder 40. complete aulo body repairs & painting team championships. Individual winners will receive (diving, 207.75 points), lari Jacobs (100 $50 in prize money and advance to the tough guy Sherry Purkerson won the 100 breast featuring $40,000.00 w orth of fram e repair fly, 1:21.41) and Van Hessenhoven (500 In Phone Gaper equipment. Over 193 years experience! championships in December. free, 6:35.72). with a 1:19,14, Kelly McKeel posted a win There will be four teams of five boxers competing in the 100 free, 1:04.2 and Amy Maher WE WANT TO REPAIR YOUR: At Trinity Prep, the Saints were vic GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - At least Friday night with each bout going three rounds. The won the 500 free, 6:00 flat. • FORD •LINCOLN • MERCURY torious in both the boys and girls com seven University of Florida athletes face teams with the most bouts won will advance to the petitions against lak e Mary. an Oct. 14 circuit court hearing to answer team championships. Individual winners will receive Second place finishes include, 200 charges of telephone fraud, prosecutors experience, honesty & dependability in $50 in prize money and advance to the tough guy The Trinity boys took all of the first medley relay (Stacey Marley, Purker say. place finishes leaving the Rams in the Central Fla. championships in December. son, McKeel and Stacy Bilanski, 2:19), The athletes, including football dust (or the water vapor), 81-31. Teams represented in Friday's action include the Maher (200 free, 2:09.6), Jill Bud- tailback Lirenzo Hampton, are charged Latin All-Stars, Carpenters Union Local 1765, Woogie's Second place finishers for the Rams denhagen (50 free, 30.0), Marley (100 with billing the school for more than Pub and the Doll House. Tickets are $10 for ringside were, Trey Seibold (200 Intermediate, back, 1:29.5) and the lady Rams set a $1,600 in illegal telephone calls, officials seats and $6 general admission and are on sale at the 2:29.8), Kyle Kilgar (100 back, 1:09.6) new record in the 400 free relay (McKeel, said Tuesday. Hv.y, 17 92 M aitland Ph. 644 7)11 Hours8:00 5:30Mon. Fri. sports stadium (call 282-0291), Woogie's Pub, the Doll and Brian Cook (100 breast, 1:17 flat). Buddenhagen, Bilanski and Maher) at The players face up to 60 i b vs in jail House and Medina’s Grocery. The lady Rams fared a little better. 4:59. and fines of up lo $500 on each count. I IOA Evening Herald Sanford, FI Wednesday, Sept. 3?, 1»83 Tepee No Fold, Braves Surge Back To Top Major It•ague Standings Mnerican l.eague It) t nitrd Press Inlcmatinnal Fast National 1league W 1 Pel. (ill Harper's Double Knocks Out Giants; Dodgers Fall In 10 Fast Milwauke 93 63 59« \\ 1 INt. (.It ii.il 9ft 66 577 3 By United Press International x-S‘ l.uuis 91 fi7 .576 Hnstnn 85 72 541 8 'i There were many who thought the 1’hila 85 72 5 IT 5'i D etnrr 79 76 510 13'i Atlanta Braves would fold in the National M ontreal 535 6 ': CleVelntl 76 79 190 16*2 league West pennant race under the I'tdsbrgli 81 76 516 9>* New Y'trk t t 80 190 16': pressure of having to play Ihefnast Chicago 70 88 1; 21 Tornntii 74 ,:i 471 19*1 seven gan"1* on the West Coast. Now Ynrk 64 9.T 408 26'. West But they have done just the opposite so West Calif 90 68 570 — far — Atlanta whipped San Francisco, 8- A lanta 86 71 548 Kan City 86 71 548 3*2 3. Tuesday night to sweep a two-game I.OS Am: 85 72 541 1 Chicago 84 74 5321 6 senes from the (itants and took over first Stin Fran 84 73 535 Seattle 76 82 481 14 place in the Nl. West when the bis San Diegn 79 78 503 1 67 9ft 427 22'2 Oa k hind Angeles Dodgers were beaten by Cin linustiin 75 82 478 11 Texas 63 95 399 27 WASHINGTON cinnati, 4-3, in 10 innings. TKIIHY IIAIU’ER JERKY ROYSTER JOE TORRE I'in ri 59 98 376 27 Mi tin 5B 99 .369 314 ...:i hits. 3 steals The Braves took over first place after ...key (Inutile I h its ...leers of I.A x-rlinchi'tl division title Tuesday’s Results the Dodgers, world champions last year, Tut'stlas's Results Toronto 3, Minnesota 0. 1st went down to their seventh straight loss. are still five big games left to play, and doubled in Al Oliver from second base Philadelphia 1, Chicago 2 Tor 4. Minn 3. 10 inns., 2nd appreciative Joe Torre, the Atlanta I feel real good about this team," said even though the Dodgers have had with one out in the bottom of the 10th NY 3, Ptsbrgh 2. 10 inns. Milwaukee 9, Boston 3 manager who has kept his composure Manager Joe Torre after the Braves had problems lately I don’t count them out " inning to lift the Expos. M ontreal b. St l. 4. Hi inns Detroit 9. Baltimore 6 hrough a roller coaster season that has piled up 13 hits off five San Francisco seen the Braves lead, fall back, lead and San Diego 3, Houston 0 New York 6, Cleveland 4 At l-os Angeles, pinch-hitter Ron Mels 3. Pirates 2 pitchers. "We've waited patiently for a fall back again At New York, Rusty Staub's run- A’lanta 8. San Francisco 3 Oakland 5. Texas 4 Oester singled home the tie-breaking run long time ... 1 have to feel very good “ I hope our roller coaster stop; at the Cinct I. Dts Ann 3. 10 inns Chicago 3r Seattle 1 in the 10th inning as the Reds handed the scoring, pinch-hit single with one out in about our chances because of the way we 'op floor," said Jerry Royster, Atlanta's Today's (tames Kan City 5, California 4 Dodgers their seventh straight loss. the 10th inning lifted the Mets to their are playing." i Ml Times EOT) Today's (lames No. 1 handyman who is filling in for an fourth win in a row Terry Harper's bases-loaded double, a The loss was especially frustrating (Chicago (Notes 0-131 at New (All Times F.DTi injured Bob Horner at third base these Phillies 3. Cubs 2 drive to left that hit the foul line, capped since the Dodger* loaded the bases with Yufk (Swan 11-T), 7:35 pin. Minnesota i Havens 9-131 at days Roy ster had four hits in five at-bats Al Philadelphia. Pele Rose singled a five-run third inning that sparked none out in the 10th but failed to get a St Louis iSiuper 9-61 at Toronto (Eichhnrn 0-21. 7:30 Tuesday night and also stole three bases. home pinch-runner Rob Dernier With the runner home against reliever Joe Price Pittsburgh i Robinson 15-12), Atlanta's victory. Claudell Washington had three hits and go-ahead run in the eighth inning and p.m. All the bad things have happened to the 7 35 p.m Milwaukee (Slaton 10-5 • at The Braves had any number of heroes three stolen bases and Terry Harper Larry Christenson won his first game Dodgers and Manager Tom I«isorda was Montreal (Smith 2-31 at Tuesday night. Pascual Perez came out drove in three runs with a bases-loaded since Aug. 22. boston (Tudor 13-10». 7:35 p.m. at a loss to explain the latest defeat Philadelphia (C arlton 21-111. of the bullpen to rescue a struggling Rick double in a big five-run third inning. Padres 3. Astros 0 Baltimore < Palmer 15-4* at I can'i remember ever being more 7:35 pm . Detroit L'jdur 9-101, 7:3$ p.m. Mahler in the third and alllowed the "They seem to have it altogether now," At San Diego, pinch-hitter Kurt frustrated." fie lamented. Cincinnati Iierenyi 9-18 i at New York (Howell 1-3» at Giants only three harmless singles the said Torre "I like the aggressive way Bevacqua singled o ff the glove of pitcher San Diego iDravecky 5-31. 10:05 Cleveland (Sorensen 10-14». 7 35 rest of the way. they are playing and if we keep on Bob Knepper to score Luis Salazar from p.m pm “1 don't think be has pitched better w inning, no one can catch us. But I'm not F.xpos 5. ( ordinals 1 third base and ignite a three-run seventh Houston (Niekro lfi-111 at San Oakland (Baker 1-11 at Texas than that at any time this year," said an quite ready to pop the champagne. There A' M ontreal. Warren (Totnartie inning to pace the Padres Francisco iHaintnakcr 11-81, i Honeycutt 5-17), 8:05 p m . 10 35 p.m. Seattle (Nunez 1-1) at Chica- Major League Results N.Y. 100 000 100 1 - 3 70 L—Lahti 15-41. HR-Montreal, • 31. Lavelle ( 5l, Minton < 8» and I.OS p.m Atlanta l Boggs 2-2) at go I Hoyt 17- 15), 8:30 By United Press International Candelaria, Tekulve (7i. Dawson <22i May. W—Perez 13-41 L— (Valenzuela 19■131. Angeles California (Kisnn 10-51 ai National League Romo 181, Scurry < 10* and Laskey (13-12) HR—San Fran 10:35 p.m. Kansas City i Leonard 10-5), Chi: 010 001 000— 2 7 0 Pena; Lynch. Orosco i8l and Ilous 000 000 000- 0 5 2 cisco, Leonard (7i. 8:35 p til. Philn ooo mo lix — 3 oo Bochy. W—Orosco (4-10> L - San Dgn 000 00() 3 0 x - 3 0 1 110 innings) Bird, Smith >8) and More Rumo 18-31. Knepper and Knlcley; I.ollar. Cm 000 000 030 1 - 4 8 1 DeLeon (Hi and Tingley. W — LA 100 002 000 0 - 3 8 2 Majnr l.eague Leaders Am erican League - McRae, land; Christenson, Heed <9i and I.ollar 115-91 L—Knepper <5- Its United Press Internatin nal KC 126; Cooper, Mil 116; Diaz W—Christenson (9-10 > I. (10 innings) Pasture, Lesley i?>, Hayes 151. Batting Thornton. ( lev 114; Thomas, -Bird 19-141. HRs—Chicago, St.L 000 003 100 0 - 4 11 3 18 1, Price 1101 and Van (jorder, i Bused tin 3.1 plate appear- Mil 112; Yount. Mil 111. Buckner <14i; Philadelphia, Mil 101 110 000 1 - 5 7 1 O'Berry i 7 i , Trevino (9i; nitres \ mini her n1 games each St nlen liasi•s Sanchez ill Forsch. Rasmussen (6i, A tlanta 105 000 002— 8 13 1 Welch, Niedenfuer < 81. Howe San Frnn 012 000 000— 3 7 0 team ha s playedi National League Raines, Keener (7). Lahti (104 and 9i, Stewart :9i and Yeager W Mahler. Perez i.3i and Bene National 1.eagtie Mil 76; 1...Smith. Stl. 67; ill) inningsi Porter, Brummer llOi; Rogers -Hayes 12-01. L—Stewart i 9-8i . dict; Laskey, Gale i 3 i, Holland g all h pel. Mhreno, Pitt 60; Wilson. NY 58; I'tsbr 000 000 110 0 - 2 9 1 and Carter W—Rogers (18-81. HR— l.gs Angeles, S. Sax • 4 1 Oliver. Mil 155 599 200 334 S Sax, I.A 46. Madlttek. l*n 152 566 180 31H A m erican League Render- Durliam, Chi 146 531 164 309 son. Oak L26. Garcia, Tor 54; 1 .Smith, Stl. 152 579 178 307 J Cruz. Sea 44; Molitor. Mil 39; Molitor, Yount Power Brewers, 9-3 iiuerero. I.A 149 569 174 .306 Wathan and Wilson. KC 36 Ituekner, flu 157 639 195 305 Pitching llrnndz. Stl. 157 i'.'i 170 299 Victories t nited Press International run-scoring single in the seventh enabled scored twice to spark the A's Dawson, Mil 143 588 175 .298 National League — Carlton, The Milwaukee Brewers are using a the Royals to stave off elimination in the Blur Jays 3-4. Twins 0-3 Kennedy . SI) 148 541 163 .298 Phil 21-11; Valeiuuela. LA 19- combination that could put a lock on the American League AL West. The loss left California’s magic At Toronto, Jim Clancy came within Kniglii, Ron 151 595 177 297 13; Rogers, Mil 18-8: lleuss, LA American League Eastern Division title. number at two for clinching its second three outs of a perfect game and settled American l.euguc 17-11; Niekiro. Ati 1(7-4; Niekro power hitters. Western Division title in four years. for a onehilter in the opener and pinch- g ah h pel. anil Ryan, Hon 16-U. "Paul (MolitorI starts it and Robin Ted Simmons also drove in three runs hitler (lino Petralli delivered a two-out, Wilson, KC 132 569 191 .336 A meric an l.eague — Vuck- (Yount) keeps il going," outfielder Yankees 6. Indian* I as the Brewers reduced their magic run-scoring double in the 10th inning of Yount, Mil 150 611 202 .331 ovich. Mil 18-5; (Jura . KC 18-11; Gormon Thomas said Tuesday night, At Cleveland, Jerry Mumphrey drove number lo four the second game, to complete the sweep M urray, Bal 145 529 170 .321 Zahn, Cal 17-8; Ca(dwell. Mil after the Brewers pounded the Boston in three runs with a homer and a single Yount's first-inning homer was his of a double-header from the Twins. C’onper; Mil 149 628 198 .315 17-12; Hoyt, Chi 17-15; Morris, Red Sox, 9-3, and Increased their lead to and Dave Winfield belted his 37th homer 200ih hit this season and he became the White Sox 3, Mariners I Carew, Cal 132 511 161 315 Dei 17-16. diree games over the Baltimore Orioles. to power the Yankees. first American League shortstop to reach At Chicago, Harold Baines slammed a G arcia, Tor 142 579 181 .313 Karned Bun Atterage Yount drove in three runs and Molitor A's 5, Rangers 4 iwit-run homer and Dennis Limp allowed McRae, KC 155 596 185 .310 i Based mi 1 Inning x number of had two of the Brewers' 17 hits in con Royals 5, Angels 4 At Arlington. Texas, lighthitting Fred four hits in 8 2-3 innings, to lift the White Rice, Bos 140 556 171 .308 games each team hais played) tinuing to set the scene for Milwaukee's Ai Kansas City, Mo.. George Brett’s Stanley went 2-for-4. drove in a run and Sox. lla rra h , Cle 155 587 179 .305 National League — Rogers. Lansfrd, Bos 126 474 144 .304 Mil 2.45; Andujar, Stl, 2.48; American League I vie (14) Wockenfuss (6), (8> and B. Johnson W—Conroy Rome Runs Niekro. Huu 2 51; Soto, Cm (First Gamci Mllw 300 204 000- 9 17 0 Parrish < 311 12-21. L—Mason 11-2). National League — Kingman, 2.73; Valenzuela, I.A 2,B8. Minn 000 000 000- 0 1 0 Boston 100 101 000- 3 7 2 Seattle 000010000- 1 4 1 NY 37; Murphy. All 36; American League — Sutcliffe, Toronto 0Q0 200 10X— 3 7 0 Medich, Haas (7) and Sim N.Y. 010 121 100- 6 8 2 Chi 000 003 OOx-351 Schmidt, Phil 34; Horner, Atl Cle 2.90; Palmer, Balt 3.09; Viola and Sm ith; Clancy and mons; Rainey, Hurst (4), Cleve 200 000 020- 4 8 2 Moore, Musselman 16), Van- and Guerrero, LA 32. Stanley, Bos 3.14; Vuckovich, Martinez. W—Clancy (15-141. L Aponte (6) and Allenson. W— Alexander, May 18), Gossage deBerg (7) and Sweet; Lamp, American League — Thomas, Mil 3.24; Petry, Det 3.25. -Viola 14-9). HRs—Toronto, Medich 112-14). L—Rainey <7- 181 and Cerone; Sutcliffe, Reed Barojas (9) and Fisk. W Mil 39; Winfield, NY 37; Saves Iorg ill, Barfield 1I6). Upshaw 5). HRs—Milwaukee, Yount (71, Wihtol (9i and Nahorodny. —Lamp ( 10-8). L—Moore (7-14). He.Jackson, Cal 36; Oglivie, National League — Sutter, (211. (27), Simmons (21); Boston, W—Alexander (1-7). I,—Sut HR- Chicago, Baines 123). Mil 32; Murray. Halt, Parrish. St 1. 36; Minton, SF 30; Garber, Evans (29i, Allenson (5). cliffe (14-71. HRs—New York. Del and Thornton, Clev 31. Atl 29; Reardon, Mil 25: tSecond Game, 10 inns.) Winfield (37), Mumphrey (9). Calif 000 400 000- 4 9 1 Runs Ratted In Tekulve, Pitt 20. Minn 030 000 000 0 - 3 6 2 Balt 000 402 000- 6 12 2 Kan City 100 201 lOx- 5 90 National league Murphy. American League — (juisen- Tor 002 100 000 1 - 4 7 0 Detroit 110 300 22x— 9 11 2 Oaklnd 200 201 0 0 0 - 5 11 1 Witt. Goltz 17) and Boone; Atl and Oliver. Mil 108; berry, KC 34; Fingers, Mil and Felton, Boris (5), Davis 181 McGregor, Stew art (4) and Texas 002 000 1 01 - 4 8 1 Gura, Armstrong (4), Quisen- Hendrick, Stl. 103; Buckner. Gossage, NY 29; Caudill, Sea and Laudncr; Gott, Sentcney Dempsey; Perty, Rucker <61 Conroy, Hanna (6), Under berry 181 anJ Wathan W - Chi and Clark. SF 102. 26; Davis, Minn 21, (2), Jackson i6) and Whitt. W — and Parrish. W—Rucker i4-6). wood (9) and Kearney; Mason, Armstrong (5-5). L-Goltz (7-5). Jackson < 8-81. L— Davis 13-91. I.—Stewart 19-9 >. HRs—Detroit, Farr (5l, Mirabella 181, Henke HR-Kansas City, Martin 114). S c o re c a rd . - .1 - . , . ...r; ... ;.i MASTERCARE BY l DurangoKid Echeva 5 60 ,7 40 ) B Glade Glades Central 7 0 Standings Charles Angels 10 2; School 2 5Garay Zarre 40 4 G Buchholf. 3 0 Jai-alai WOTM No I to 7 Awnings A Tops THURSDAY'S GAMES O II 41 II 30. P 16 I I 7) 00; T (6 5 Crrstview. 3 0 7 S Stenstrom Realty 5 7. Sanford Semmole Columbia vs Hollins AtOfUndo Srmmole I 51 l«l 00 6 SI Pele Lakewood. 3 0 Firestone rtralmq A Air S7 Clay Con college. S 45 p m lO thgam e 7 Ocala Forest. 7 0 Tuesday night results Struct on S 7. WOTM No 2 4 8. Florida Baseball School vs. 601 W . FIRST ST. 0 PB Card Newman. 3 0 First game 6 Vend> 8 00 J OO 3 40 Chesapeake Crab House 3 4 •emmole Navy. I p m J IM a /a rra y .! 16 40 4 00 3 JO J Jesus . 7 00 3 30 » raiignassee Leon, 3 0 High Games Ida Baker 170 176 10 Venice 3 0 OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT i Gahipla Go>ri V 40 4 60 5 Javier 3 40 163 jcannle Adjms IS7. Phyllis Honorable Mention Bartow. ALrid/RrytS 4 30 O i l 41 II 70 P 14 11 07 SO; T <4 M olt 166 Sue Carter 155 160 Cross O 13 11 i ; 00, T 13 I 6) 610 10 3 5) 151 00 Atlantic. Brooksville Hernando, Alice Ulmer 142. Maine Christian Stop in and meet Ron Zimmerman SI Thomas Aquinas, St Cloud, Sttond game l llh game 15) Osceola K issim m ee. Bradenton Country 7 P ita A guirre 41 30 17 60 1.40 I Galla Atano 15 70 13 00 1160 High Series Ida Baker 509. Sue Southeast. Eustis, Gainesville. SPECIAL GET ACQUAINTED OFFER 3 Negui Farah . a 40 6 40 5 Arp ri Area 5 70 6 00 C arter 449 Boys Team Ranking Jacksonville Lee, Melbourne Palm 4 llibao Elorta 1 40 7 Luis vra 4 40 Converted Splits Sam Bolton 3 I Lyman (Ly) Bay. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, GOOD THRU 10-1017 O (M l 16 60. PM 31 IS) 60. T (I O il 51 57 00. P I I 51 7)4 00, T (I 7. Marna Christian 3 10. Pa' 7 Mainland (Ma) Titusville. Milton. Niceville. 3 4) SM 00. DD ( ) M f ) 30 5 31 414 30 Thompson 5 10 3 Lake Howell (LH) COMPUTERIZED Pompano Beach Ely. 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Clay Con J Bilbao Agu'tre S 70 3 40 2 Ooug Me Broom (L y ) 15:51 Football 6 W tm'ster Chris.. 3 0 structlon. » 10. WOTM No 7. 4 12 4GtiliaChena 5 00 J. Brian Hunter (Ly) IS 54 7 Ft Laud. Pmccrest. 3 0 Chesapeake Crab House, 3 1) Get heating efficiency with a bonus: Q I t i l 34 10, P i) 3) 6* 00; T (3 Prep Football Poll 4 (odd Gordon (M a) 16:19 0 Jacksonville Holies. 3 0 High Games Helen Harrison, 7 4) 401.70 AAA A s Brad Dykes ILHI 16 24 V OeFuniak Springs. 3 0 170. Ida Baker, 164. 174. Jeannie F illh game I P Woodham. 3 0 6 Claude Westbrook IM al 16 26 lp Chielland. 3 0 Adams. 177. P hyllis Mott. 149. 102. 6 A(p>n V end' 1170 0 SO 4 00 7 Jacksonville Raines. 3 0 1 Ed West (De) 16 41 Honorable Mention! In Ruth Eve. 160. Sam Bolton 176. J Mikrl Zarre 7 40 3 «0 3 Miami Southridge, 3 0 I Brad Naurer (Mat 16 45 lerlachen. Palm Coast, Fort 156. Pat Thompson 176, 160, Toby HEAT PUMPKOOL PUMP 7 Uri/ar Iratabal 5 00 4 M iam i K illia n 3 0 9 Carl Schmalmaack (Ly) 16 46 SAVE 50 Meade, Mulberry, Crescent City, Bryant, 159, Jeanette Hickock. O 0 4) 14 40, P (6 )1 0) 10. T 14 Orlando Evans. 3 0 10 Mike Harrison ILBI 16 46 Chipley. Pierson Taylor. Dun 106. Ray Wadelle, 137. Donna 1 7) 106 00 Brad Manatee. 3 0 G irls Team Ranking Heats in Winter.. .Cools in Summer... FPU9AITWBC nellon Allen. 157. P J Barrett, 141, S nth game Dunedin. 3 0 1 Lake Brantley PRODUCTS PROGRAM A Marna Christian, 142. Alice 7 B ilbao Reyes • JO 11 ao a 40 lake Cite Columbia. 3 0 ? Lym an Saves energy all year ’ round. I F rostproof; 3 0 H endricks, 177. 171. 143. Norm a IGabibia Farah 7 oo 510 Boca Raton. 7 0 ) Lake Howell 7 Greensboro. 7 0 Wagner. 166 <57TTtP 7 Lnar Area 5 70 Deerfield Beach. 7 0 4 Seminole Sjvt ISO on G£ t E «PCw? . t »'9*«">^ron' f condt-or#' 3 Century. 7 0 High Series Ida Baker. 497, Q I t 7 ) 50 30; P O I) *5 40 T 17 M e rrill Island. 7 0 s DeLand gut ntri cont»o< Cook Of The Week Dividends A Kitchen Prodigy l Set Workshops i s s i t S The Dividends School Volunteer Program will be hosting a series of workshops nn Thursday and Friday These workshops « +st ■nr* are open to all Dividends, parents, or interested people in the community who wish to get further information about specific At The Age Of Eight programs in the schools There is no charge and participants are welcome at one ->r all of the workshops to lx- held at the Altamonte Civic Center By lO l (IIII.DFHN of butter in an electric frying pan on medium Workshops will be held as follows Herald Correspondent heal Add 2 cups of water and simmmer Thursday (starting at 9 a in. i. “ It's Hat Tossing Time in When Debbie McConnell really* gets inti' covered for 30 minutes. Seminole County" — Mrs Karen Coleman, Florida's Teacher rooking a meal, whether it's for family nr \ of the Year. 1980: TREK - The New Kid on the Block ill company, she is likely to go all out and fix the Add 1 stalk of chopped celery and simmer 30 Education" - Mrs Brenda C.riffm. PHEP coordinator, likes of homemade Chow Mein minutes uncovered, Add 3 onions, chopjied, Seminole County Schools; “Super Stars in Math ( lem and simmer 30 minutes uncovered. Add 2 Boyer, math coordinator, Seminole County Schools; Heading Debbie says, “The girls in our family have tablespoons molasses and 1 can homestyle into Teens” Mrs Joan Shalls, guidance counselor, Hock always helped mom in the kitchen." She goes mushroom gravy, simmer uncovered 30 < Dike Middle School; "Understanding How Your Child learns" on to relate that she started cooking when she y* minutes. Add soy sauce to taste. Make a — Mrs Myrna Walters, consultant coordinator. Elementary was a tender eight years old. - ‘Now that 1 work thickening by mixing 2 tablespoons flour and 1 Heading and Language Arts and Miss Barbara Nixon. PHEP at the Pony Tail Beauty Shop m Oviedo, it’s t tablespoons corn starch in 1 cup of water n representative, EaslbrookElementary School. "Computers hard to get home toCliuluota in time to help > - While stirring meat mixture, add thickening, HELP’" - Mrs Carolyn Graham and Todd Snarmger. data with the cooking." and continue to simmer 5 to 10 minutes longer processing. Seminole County Schools; and "Storytelling' Debbie adds to her story, “The ones who Serve over toasted chow mein noodles, or Mrs Tammy Davis, children's librarian, Seminole County don't do the cooking “i our household get to do rice. Pass extra spy sauce , » Public Library the dishes, and this is usually my plight!" *» a ‘ Friday, (starting at 9 a m I. Discipline Do's" Dave FltlEt) KICK <*<• ' In 1976, Debbie had the distinction of being in Scott, assistant principal. Sabal Point Elementary School: 2 cups rice. the first graduating class of Agape Christian Creative Writing in the Elementary Schools" Mrs Robin 4 tablespoons butter School in Orlando She immediately started ' V Morgan, children’s author and Mrs Susan U’linard, teacher, 2 small onions, chopped her beauty culture training, graduating as a Volusia County Schools; "Dividend Scientists" Mrs Bet tie 2 eggs r • hair dresser from Ilnmar Beauty Academy in Palmer, consultant-coordinator. Seminole County Schools. Salt, pepper and soy sauce to taste 1977 Whether she's in the beauty shop or the Gifted Students" — Mrs Eleanor Warren, consultant- Optional: l,eft over chicken or pork, kitchen, Debbie projects enthusiasm about coordinator. Gifted Program. Seminole Count) Schools. chopped fine what she is doing, Phonics is Fun" — Mrs Patti Pensula, teacher. Spring Like “One of my prize recipes came from my Prepare rice and choice of meat ahead. Melt Elementary School; "English for Speakers of Other paternal grandmother, Bernice Pike of butter in frying pan. Add onions and saute. languages" — Miss Kathie Schweizer, registrar of foreign Linatte, Ala.," says Debbie. It seems her Add meat and stir in rice until well coated with students. Seminole County Schools and "Specific learning grandmother developed a recipe for "not too butter Add raw eggs, stirring and cooking Disabilities" — Mrs. Hose Alcorn, consultant-coordinator. sweet" Pecan Pie as a result of having an until eggs are cooked. Season w ith salt, pepper Specific learning Disabilities Program, Seminole County abundance of the pecans from two trees in her and soy sauce. Yield:'2 servings. Schools. (runt yard Debbie enjoys cooking so much she lias a NOTE This recipe can be easily adapted to few recipes of her own invention. One of them. the number of servings needed. Example: 1 Pried Bice, makes good use of left over rice serving 1 cup rice. 2 tablespoons butter, 1 / V V N fV fi and optional left over meat. She says her small onion, 1 egg. 5 servings — 5 cups rice, 4 cup butter, 5 small onions, 5 eggs. family is extra fond of this recipe when it MENTION THE SECRET contains chicken PECAN Pit. WORD AND RECEIVE Debbie's younger sisters, Donna and Shell, 4 cup sugar 1 ARTICLE DRY CLEANED and brother. Bobby Brown, as well as her 1 cup light corn syrup Herald Photo By Lou Childer* parents. Bob and Lois Brown, are all guilty of 4 eggs Dt-hliic McConnell with pecan pic (rum old family recipe FREE a common crime, according to Deb. When she 4 tablespoons butter WITH YOUR OROER decides to make a batch of cookies — either 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup uncooked quick oatmeal 5 tablespoons sugar Bachelor Buttons or No-cook Cookies — they 14 cups broken pecans 2 cups sugar 1 egg 1/ all seem to disappear as quickly as they are 2 tablespoons cocoa 3 drops almond flavoring Cook butter, sugar and syrup in a saucepan * V y A ' made No chance to fill the cookie jar in her 4 cup crunchy peanut butter Additional white sugar Bring to boil In a separate bowl, beat eggs. BEAUTIFUL is the Secret Word in our Dry home! 1 tablespoon milk Combine butler and flour Stir in 2 4 Add syrup mixture to eggs while beating. Stir Cleaning Service. We clean your clothes and Mix all Ingredients together. Knead with tablespoons of sugar Beat egg, adding the With a sparkle in her eye, Debbie reveals the in vanilla and nuts. Pour into a 9-inch un make Ihem took their Best. real incentive in her life for learning to cook, hands, mixing well, 1X3 NOT COOK. Drop onto remaining 24 tablespoons of sugar. Add egg to cooked pie shell. Bake at 350 degrees until pie wax paper with teaspoon and refrigerate until flour mixture. Add flavoring, mixing well. Roll Stic exclaims, "Mom always tnhl me ’Kissln’ browns, about 45 minutes. don’t last, cookin' do', and I tie! 1 eve her!” cookies are firm. Yield: 2 dozen. into balls the size of hickory nuts and sprinkle PHILIPS A single recipe will make slightly more than lightly with additional sugar. Hike on a cookie DECORATING DEN & CLEANERS CHOW MEIN 1 pie; a double recipe will fill 3 pie shells. BACHELOR BUTTONS sheet lined with buttered brown paper in a 230 322-3315 OR 322-2642 Brown :t pounds of stew beef or 1 chicken, NO-COOK COOKIES 2 tablespoons butter degree oven until light golden in color (about 319W. I3THST. SANFORD deboned, and cut into chunks, in one-third cup 4 stick butter 5 tablespoons flour 25 minutes). Yield; 2 dozen He's Setting Beethoven's Record Straight DEAR ABBY Poor Ludwig One child was average, realize it may be jus! a line to has asked me 'o lx> her van Beethoven’ Dead these another became very keep me with him. 1 don’t like matron of honor 1 am, of 155 years only to be revived by wealthy, and Ludwig, of being the other woman, hut I course,honored and flattered, the anti-abortionists. I quote course, was a genius. True, Dear am in*! ready to give up im but 1 have never heard of a an item sent by a reader and [our siblings died, but infant newfound happiness. brute asking lier future published in your column: mortality was very high in the f t Abby mnther-in-law in serve in that "A professor at the UCLA 1770s due to cholera, typhoid We haven't Tnade love as capacity, Is it appropriate Medical School asked lus fever, TB, diphtheria, etc. yet, and we won't unless his and socially acceptable*' students this question. 'Here Further, there is no evidence engagement to my ex-School NO NAME IN NEW MEXICO is the family history: The that Beethoven's father was chum is broken. I can’t make second Beethoven would get a DEAR NO NAME The father has syphilis. The syphilitic. that much of a commitment to chance to develop his genius bride customarily selects fur mother has TB They already a man who is engaged to So, all you anti-abortionists before he was mugged, her matron ol honor a "close have had four children The another woman. What should brainwashed or smothered in friend.” To he regarded as first is blind. The second has out there, when you quote, I do? pollution. such by your sun's bride is died. The third is deaf. The please be accurate, and in the ANONYMOUS future, please leave poor CONCERNED NATURALIST indeed an honor. II you fourth has TB. The mother is IN DENVER DEAR ANONYMOUS: consider her a elose friend, it pregnant. The parents are Ludwig out of it. N.K., EAST MEADOW, N.Y. Refuse to see him as long as is both appropriate and ac willing to have an abortion if DEAR ABBY: I’m terribly he’s engaged. Then ask ceptable. you decide they should. What DEAR ABBY: If you can confused and need an outside yourself, what kind of man do you think?’ stand one more comment opinion. I’ve been seeing this would become engaged, then Letting married? Whether •'Most of the students regarding responses to Julia man who works at a local lake up with another woman you want a formal church decided on an abortion, Child's letter on abortion: business, and the problem is and tell her that lie’s no longer wedding or a simple, "do- "'Congratulations.' said the Rather than agitating to get that he's engaged to someone in lose with his fiancee? y our-ow mihing" ceremony, professor. ‘You have just as many human beings born 1 knew from school. Abby, He doesn’t sound like much get Alihy's new huoklcl. Send murdered Beethoven.’" as possible on the chance that lie's the sweetest man I’ve ol a prize to me. 51 plus a long, self-addressed, To set the record straight, one of them will be another ever met, and when we’re stamped 137 cents| envelope Abby. Beethoven was the Beethoven, the anti-abortion together we ore very happy. to: Abhy's Wedding Booklet. second of seven l not the fifth 1, crowd should ask themselves He tells me he doesn't love DEAR ABBY. My son is P.O, Box 38923, Hollywood, of whom only three survived. whether in today's world, a his fiancee anymore, but 1 getting married, and his bride Calif. 90038. GED Tests Scheduled At SCC % The General Education completed by Oct. 15. GED Exams." Diploma test leading to a GED Test Orientation will Florida high school diploma be held on Oct. 21 at 4 p in. For more information on will be offered at Seminole and 5 p in. Students qualified GED's free study program, C’ Sweaters Community College on Oct. to take the tests are en call Seminole Community 25, 26, and 27. Eligibility for couraged to attend this class College and ask for the GED We have a selection taking the tests must be on "How to Take and Pass the Office. of over 400 sweaters direct from factory fo y o u ...... OFF COMPLETE EYEGLASS PURCHASE Make your'selection (LIMIT ONE COUPON) EXP. 10 15 82 - early. Great for Christmas Gifts. All styles & colors. EYE Prices start at $15.00. D0f 6MI, I CM IH AftlM I got my Designer EXAM Eyeglasses made to my presenphon in only 1 hour *25.00 and at 30 to 50\ Lett. Dr. Jack Maalln, Optometrist For A ppt. 339 3937 StnQl# C O N T A C T S * 7 9 • O O P r . Vision Only EXTENDED WEAR OVERNIGHT LENSES AVAILABLE £ ALTAMONTE MALL Sanford's Most Unique Boutique Located upper level by Lois Dycus - Owner Phone 323-4132 3 3 9 3 9 3 7 Blue ParWn° Entrance 310 E. 1st St. Downtown Sanford JB-Evem nq Herald, Sanlord, FI, Wednesday, Sept 3? i?gj Paraplegic Student To 'Run' In Race For Threshold Kids f i t- — A young registered nurse crippled in an automobile able-bodied runners. accident just ope year ago is among the entrants in the fourth Running' isn't just a hobby to us—it's one of the few things annual "Run for the Kids," to Ik* held on the UCF campus we can do to keep in shape," she said Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. Proceeds from the Run for the Kids" will benefit the Brenda Hawley, an Orlando native and UCF student, has Threshold School in OoldentjKi. The school provides in been a paraplegic ever since a prankster moved a "Detour” dividualized help to children with multiple handicaps. I-ast sign on a dark country road near Denver Iasi September. year s run generated 17,000 for the school, anil chairman- She was hospitalized for six months and had to abandon her coordinator Richard Tucker hopes this year’s program will job as an R N. specializing in high-risk obstetrics. She said bring in $10,000. He expects 1,000 runners to participate she's heartbroken at having had to redirect her career, but In addition to the 5,000-meter race, there will lx* a '■ finite she's looking to the future. kiddie run, for children 8 and under, and a one-mile fun run. With courses she's taking at UCF, she hopes to get into Face-painting clowns will be on hand from Circus World, and nursing management or social work The First Bankers will provide 1.500 free balloons for the /Vs a member of the Orlando Orange Wheelers, a group of children. wheelchair-bound athletes. Hawley plays basketball and Congressional candidate and UCF alumnus Dick Baichelor 'ennis and runs " One of the Orange Wheelers loaned her a will be running for the kids, as w ill RC Cola's Ivan Lawyer and "running chair" and talked her into training for Saturday’s The First Bunkers' M (I Sanchez, representing the event’s co 5,000-meter race. sponsors. With the four other Orange Wheelers—all m en- who are Those signing up for the race or fun run will receive a entered in the race, she's built'up her strength to last 3.3 miles. specially-designed T-shirt, race nay program and after-race "You need a lot of upper body strength and endurance," said refreshments, and will be eligible for prize drawings. the 4-foot, H-incli, 9S-pouml contender I’m not running for Entrants can register for $7 at any of the following places: time, and 1 expect to finish last, but you have to start Track Shark of Orlando or Daytona; Fool Dicker in the Winter somewhere.” Park Mall; Athletic Attic; or any First Bankers branch in Haw ley arid the other w heelchair contestants will get a 60- Orange or Brevard counties Registration will be open the day second headstart on the "A B s"-that's "wheelchair talk" for of the race Herald Photo by Tom Vincent FLAG Color (iuartl members of Girl Scouts Junior Troop lUHof Sanford (from left» Velour Makes Fashion Comeback Tumi Holloway, Angela Day and Melody Sanders, accept worn l .S. Flag M-.U YORK i NBA i - A couple of years ago. velour was RETIRED from the Seminole County Cmirthmtse from Commissioner Barbara aiming the most popular fabrics for tops. Now it's returned in a Christensen and Roger Johnson, maintenance technician as leader. Judy whole range of new uses for actionwear. separates and even Sanders ( le ft) and other Scouts look on. The flag w ill later lie disposed of in a richly colorful dresses. flag-burning ceremony conducted hy the trdnp. \ clour brings a new look to actionwear, the kind of sport- -•vvear meant for tennis, golf, jogging and exercise. At Sport I, / lx DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE [A A an entire group comes in vivid Jewel tones with black accents SUDS*N*DUDS A pull-on velour miniskirt over a striped stretch cotton leotard COIN LAUNDRY goes to the enclosed winter tennis court. Velour jogging pants SANFORD PLAZA are matched to a zipped, raglan-sleeved jacket with black UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT stripes and banding extending down the full sleeves. OFFERSTHE ULTIMATE IN SERVICES Sport I hasn't abandoned the velour top, but details it in new 5PECIAL THRU OCT. 9th • • • • ways, such as circular shoulder striping, geometric color BUr TWO YARDS OF FABRIC AN DTME TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR panels and laced V-hib fronts. Although always meant for THIRD YARD OF THE SAME FABRICISFREE active sports use, actionwear separates in plush, richly 50' WASH DAYS colored velour cun. be wearable for any leisure activity P a tc h w o r k MONDAY AND TUESDAY In fashion separates for street wear, velour takes on soft WASH, DRY, FOLD, PRESSING earth tones, taupe, fawn and charcoal, spiced with bright color ( o i l age iP'llfilf*) JEANS SHIRTS BLOUSES AND OTHER accents. Designers use it for vests — very popular this fall — £ QUILT SHOP ^ hi GARMENTS AT BARGAIN PRICES Jackets with (Kidded, trapunto-stitched shoulders, soft-sleeved Dot Pamler & Rae Harper • • • • shorts and jumpsuits. The RED I collection features these 7)7 E Firtf St . Sanford Fla JJI »|Jt Hoyfl Sat 9 IM p m , Mart 9 19 • 19 Tuft Fri t JO S 10 adapted sports looks in street velours. Hull-tin miniskirt and jogging outfit in velour. OUR SPECIALTY IS SATISFACTION Open Daily 8:00 AM-9:00 PM I I K ID S LOVE Beta Sigma Phi I I Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will Ik* celebrating its FINAL WEEK G/fi Rompers ml I 25th Anniversary on Oct. 23 Die festivities will be held at the Skypofl Restaurant, Sanford Airport from 7 p in to 11 p.m GYMNASTICS AND I I The theme for the reunion of all present and former Beta MOTOR Sigma Phi members will be that of a Western Hoe-down DEVELOPMENT INSTRUCTION i highlighted by a "Bbsl Dressed" Western outfit contest Stnmwrai/rdiiOd Irtn-O l N ationw ide Program l A Western buffet and dancing by Joey Fondale along with a Infant Program I cash bar will be provided. I The cost for all present and former Reta Sigma Phi mem COOKIN' GOOD t^Preschool Program I bers wishing to attend will be $15 per couple Zeta Xi requests I persons wishing to attend call for reservations at 323-5168 CHICKEN Fryers Kidnastics Classes l between9 a m and 5 p.m. or323-7543 after 6 p.m Reservations Turkey For Children 6 10 *rt T u fkey I must be in by (let. 18. Wings 69' Backs 5 S100 Legs 48c lb Wings 58c Itte G»m it open » weev l M orning, A lte r noon and Evening Pork Cl,mea are Available I PRECEPTOR DELTA DELTA Grade A Assorted R egistration it now open lor I The Wilson Place home of Linda Keeling was the setting of Chitterlings 10 the October Section Call I Preceptor Delta Delta's Beginning Day Social. All of the $ 6 " 49 today lor more information I members used their culinary skills to provide a tasty buffet U S D A Choice Meaty Pork Chops i lb 331-8123 I meal. Beta Sigma Phi’s theme for this coming year is "Golden Key to Friendship" Ox Tail $1 !? GVfD ’ ROmPER/ I Phyllis Senkarik, was chosen Preceptor Della Delta's Grade "A" Beet Valentine girl to represent them at the Valentine Ball which is 434 Live Oaks Center -— Casselberry lobe held at the Sanford Civic Center in February Phyllis will Liver 69! U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck honor the chapter by being it's ‘'First" Valentine Girl Lykes Smoked Shoulder Chuck Roast $ ] 69 . Steaks $ ] 79 Congratulations! Phyllis. • lb The All Chapter luncheon for Beta Sigma Pin will be hosted Shoulder Picnics # 7? Del Monico _____ U.S.D.A.U.S.D.A, 49 by members of Preceptor Delta Delta in November. Maison P'9* ca, Neck N6CK _ rw.Pork r Steaks *3 ^ Hamburger 51 Jardin Reslurant in. Altamonte Springs has been selected for Feet16 58 Bones111 68* M aws «> 48* this special luncheon. This is one of the highlights for all the members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Monogram AUTOMATIC JJU ICEMAKER IN Enriched Rice ...... 3ib*. 99c Dutch Holland Heritage Heritage 17.1 CU. FT. Instructor's Course For ICE 2'i NO FROST Sugar __ w .w .w v . 5ib*. $1.19 CREAM w!- ^99s d0'- REFRIGERATOR Pink 32 oi. $159 *1 • Big 4 73 cu. A. freezer Nursing, Babysitting • Factory tiutbaJlnd Sudsy Liquid ...... 69c Ice maker mplvct-n ice Maxwell House nflltauwd The Central Florida become a Red Cross • lUmuivablo bln bolds up Chapter of the American Red Babysitting Instructor. Instant Coffee , 1 ...... $2.99 to 73 iba of lc«, about Cross announces registration Pure* lOOcutiee The Home Nursing section is now available for a Red has been approved for 18 Detergent ------$1.29 • Two adjustable wire Cross Home Nursing shelved Jiff7 Mi* Instructor's course and a Red contact hours in continuing a Holla out on wheels Cross Babysitting Instruc education, and you will need Corn Muffin **•... 4 »or $1.00 8 PAK to teach one or two classes • Energy saver switch in tor's course to be held Armix normal position helps cut simultaneously from 8:39 each year to maintain your 16 0Z. operating coat a.m.-t p.m. Tuesday, Wed certification. Shortening w,?.‘,5«.p.ur.e,“*.e 3 m.. $1.29 BOTTLES REG. $499 nesday and Thursday, Oct. II, There will be a book and 13 and 14. materials fee, and You must be a Registered Heritage Model TBFM17VB *648 registration will be limited to Nurse, a licensed Practical 15 qualified people. For . . . Red Ripe Cut Green Beans 3 Sl.oi General Electrtc Maytag Nurse or an Emergency further information, you are Heritage fr.gidanr Kitchen Aid Medical Technician to qualify urged to contact the Health HOME APPLIANCE Jennair for the Home Nursing Tomatoes CENTER, INC. Services Department at the Pork & Beans ...... 3 <°r $l.o< Sanford I FOG * * l«i,T .if Hf I 9 DeLand & Deltona Instructor portion of the Central Florida Chapter of the Oelicioui Heritage PR AMERCAS FAMILY DRUG STORE k h h m s iim IX Cl PHOTO PHOCESSING We guarantee you only pay for the IS prints you like. System 2 only at Eckerd. V . u V INUNi v i»n« J iMINIc' »’ vr. " . 'f . /frtrfP'i Herald photo bv D<-| Catlett Itrovvnie Troop !I07 held its investiture of new * * * BROWNIE Brownies recently. Receiving their Brownie pins, SMILES were (from left I J ill Strickler. Cheryl and Carvn Huberts, and Brenda M ilam . Also, Brownie eo ENERGIZER KEEBLER NOW & LATER leader, Sue Burger, received her (iirl Seoul (tin. MAALOX “AA" BATTERIES M IS S BRECK HERSHEY'S PECAN SANDIES BARS or Or fW fREADY Ill is is (lie first tim e Sue lias ever been a (iirl HAIR SPRAY ANTACID CANDY BARS COOKIES S LIM JIMS 1 • • p* Scout. All the girls received their World Association pins except Sarah Wess who already had her pin. * 0 * if®* ALBERT H. PELL E /DOYLE ROAD 305-322-3873 OSTEEN r 11 SPECIAL OPENING SALE '* CitrUS TrGGS Red Grapefruit, Navels. Valencias Golden Rain Trees Variegated Pittisporum k f i . Camphor Trees * F’- 15 gal. Weeping Bottle Brush Border Grass Oleanders Red Oleanders Low Growing Juniper 2 gat. Crotons Ligustrum 3 4 Ft Special Pell Fertilizer M ixture » LB- 14,5 Milorganite Oranges, Plants & Flowers Are Our Specialty m tam M S? "ft's A Pleasant OPEN DAILY 9 to 9, SUNOAY 10 to 7. Sale Prldii good thru Sat. Oct. 2nd. Kq Ride in the Country to Pell's" lANFORO S.m.rfoi. P I.,. W oW Eckerd's Pharmacy ... S.nlotd P i*,» ’ *33 S .m o f .n Bud 950 Slit. SI n ALTAMONTE SPRINOS Senior Citizen Discounts LONQWOOD Altamonte Dr 492USHwy 17-92 «| S O 434 974 W SR 436 434 C.nt.r 949 S R 434 ORANOE CITY o m u and generic drugs make CASSELBERRY Fou* Town.. Sboppmg Center cawTia our low prices even lower! 5045 Pad Bug Late MM 1 4b—Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Wednesday. Sopl }9, 1992 ( inkles can tie a simple, but senational treat, if the *l-3rd nip [iecan pieces Coarsely chop pecan pieces, set aside ingredients are just right Creating cookies that tiave a 4 cup il stick 1 margarine Combine margarine, jight brown sugar and honey in a pleasing aroma, chewy texture and flavnrful taste Is an simple 4 cup firmly parked light brow n sugar saucepan, firing to a boil over medium high heat, stirring as -making a decision to bake with quality nuts. t-.1rd cup honey No-Bake Cookies constantly Reduce heat and simmer 1 minutes, stirring l-.lrd cup wneat genii SicBake Cookie Clusters, made with pecans, apricots, constantly Remove from heat Mix in wheal genii and cin 11 teaspoon ground cinnamon raisins and oatmeal are great to have on hand for unexpected namon. Stir in oats, apricots,- chopped pecan pieces and 1-4 cups old fashioned oats, urn ouked quests. . - ■ raisins Drop by level tablespoonfuls onto wax paper, shaping Great For Guests 1 clip chopped dried apricots into a mound. Top each with .1 pecan half Chill until firm StMtAKKCOOKIKt I.ISTKH 4 cup dark seedless raisins Makes almut 3 dozen Pecan halves Store refrigerated in a tightly covered container U.S. NO. 1 REGULAR (lOCHMKT CHICKKN WITH Mt siiito m ts 1 broiler-fryer chicken, «ut 11. parts WHITE 4 cup flour I teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper II teaspoon ground thyme 4 nip margarine POTATOES 1 onion, chopped 1 cup canned mushrooms, drained 1 cup apple juice 1 cup water 4 lemon, juiced 1 0 L B B A G S A V E 5 0 1 teaspoon sugar In plastic bar., mix together PRICES EFFECTIVE WED,, SEPT. 29 flour, salt,pepper and thyme THRU TUES., OCT. 5, 1982. Add chicken, one piece ut a time, shaking to coat. Reserve any remaining flour mixture In frypan, place margarine and melt -over medium heat Add thicken and cook, turning, about 10 minutes or until brown on all sides. Add onion, mushrooms, apple Juice, water, lemon juice, sugar and any remaining flour mixture; stir Cover and simmer over low heat about .15 minutes or until fork can be inserted in chicken >■:'!. ease Makes 1 servings Janet Davis, Saginaw. MI SPECIAL HIllSSKI.S SI'ROt TS 4 cup real mayonnaise 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 4 teaspoon salt Dash pepfier 2 packages 1 to ounces each 1 (frozen brussels sprounts In small bowl stir, together IVVMfCU* I . » M*(JA t COMPARE if** S A V t COMPARE GROCERY i£M SAVE mayonnaise, Parmesan !**• t t /V 4 cheese, prepared mustard, piece Place Setting* salt and pepper Set aside POLKA DOT IONC. CHAIN e _ _ , (LAUNDRY) of Sweet Flowers Stoneware Cook brussels sprouts ac R ic e ...... 1 * * 2 " LlI P u n c h DETERGENT ' 2 19 □ * 4 putcM p4»c *i M»nif>g« In your cho»c« centing to package direc RONZONI ELIIOW MACARONI of two coniuM of Dfnn«*r PUit tions, drain well Pour sauce ASSORTED VARIETIES HEO OH THIN _ _ * . I Cup Stticar dnd Omwtfl Dlnh ’ on our plan over hot brussels sprouts . . . 'ad <»’• Cmmf ‘ta• •» C«H4iu*' a V1 m »> IA ptiH Faygo (WET 0*0HRS| 1 r 3 / 8 9 c S p a g h e tti ;: . 3 / 51 0 C. ih« 1 40 i oiiian • hi « - - - i (in/ C ' ui. m t#nl Serve immediately or keep DEL MONTE 16oa CAN 5 W A Y S Itaitaer- I'H.I A -eT 'a*' '.a.** (V 'H An r f » , . 4 I m warm over low heat. This HEAL PINE A CUT OH FRENCH I O f \ C kitchen-tested recipe makes t; P in e O i l ...... « 4 9 e Green Beans 2 / 8 9 0 TO 1 FUk*«cJ c.iftj pJlift to 8 servings. iftJ'R) •»> ii/UiaM JIM DAND> f < A LEMON UME OH FRUIT PUNCH NUT F i l l m i l l KSSINfi SAVE! « Flllffd C.«r(J plus Cd»h one-third cup real Q u ic k Grits. , . , 2 / 51 0 Squincher . . . w...O 7 0 I % ' V) • - |H/ltMHB mayonnaise i Filled C it'd plus Cniih W' SUNSHINE KRISPY 3w .• I'OUPiMitawiV C ------w one-third cup chopped liecans Muffin Mix . . 2 / 4 9 c Saltines .... 6 9 c 0 4 e Filled Curd plun C*«nh ^ g K %' l L . 4 cup light corn syrup i 2 teaspoons grated lemon SAVE SO SAVE 30 SAVE 1 1 4 0 rind SWEET 2 5 0 C T . PANTRY PRIDE 4 8 o z B T L LEONARD 7 5 0 M L 1 tablespoon lemon juice VEGETABLE one-third cup corn oil N* LOW $ 9 2 9 $ 1 6 9 KRUESCH margarine S'JUAM SUBSTITUTE OIL UIBIHAUMILCH s l " two-thirds cup light corn syrup SAVE 45 S A V E 36 SAVE 50 2 eggs HAflWA HAMEN PHIDE 3 o z WHITEHOUSE 5 0 0 2 B TL PETRI 2 tablespoons milk 3 LITER 4 teaspoon vanilla NOODLES APPLE WINES CHCM.N $ 4 9 9 Grease 9-by-5-by-3-tnch loaf td lf OM MUGHROOM SAUCE CMAJIUf, MLP4 5/$l s l 19 Ufl f»««( pan. In medium bowl, stir together flour, coconut, nuts, baking powder and salt. In small bowl, stir together IVIMUTAV 4 X 1 ^ 4 pears, lemon rind and juice. rVIM»UA» _ rVfNfClAV IVIHlIUk. lO* IIHANit GROCERY i ow, S A V E io* SAVE COMPARE GROCERY FROZEN low In large bowl with mixer at COMPARE » »*♦» | I 4 1 L( COMPARE PfCI COMPARE (■ML! SAVE medium speed, beat together margarine and corn syrup ORE IDA CRINKLE CUT INSTANT PISTACHIO CHOCOLATE PANTRY PRIDE |------1 FROZEN until smooth. Beat in eggs GENERIC ■ e m [ ] OH VANILLA * l t . f until well mixed. Beat in milk Cosmetic Puffs ^ 2 / 51 bd Royal Pudding . 2 / S1 0 Waffle Syrup it 8 9 c H French Fries . as s109 and vanilla. Stir in flour SALUTO mixture just until moistened. Quick Oats . . ,*.,8 5 C 0 Stir in pear mixture. Turn into Vegetable Oil . i r 9 7 U Vlaslc Relish . £ ? 59 0 Party Pizza *3 49 prepared pan. Bake in 350- GENERIC REGULAR OR MINI ^ _ I I COUTAONA TOMATO - lrt I------1 PANTRY PRIDE I------1 PET Rirz FROZEN iiegree oven 55 minutes or Marshmallows£2 69 lid Sauce. . . .^ 2 /8 9 c 0 White Vinegar *1 7® kJ Pie Shells . . . „ i . $159 until cake tester inserted in BETTY CROCKER |------I center comes opt clean. Cool GENERIC ir/>e I l PANTRY PROE _ P I completely on a wife Tack. Mustard ....^59 0 Black Pepper . 7 9 0 Potato Buds . o v,8 9 C bd 4 0 Bread slices best on second Morton .,,;:.;„s129 day. This kitchen-tested 20* OFF If i(y OFF MAXWELL HOUSE ■ I Lags GENERAL FOODS ■ FRITO LAY INTERNATIONAL MAXWELL HOUSE | COFFEE ' 'T ltL M COFFEE INSTANT POTATO CHIPS 4J- tfdu if.i COFFEES REGULAR. E P .AOC OR DRIP U REGULAR. NACMO OR TACO Box JAR I ASSORTED FLAVORS 1 LB BAG 8 o z BAG 8 0 2 m WITH THIS COUPON GOOO II WTTH THIS COU PO N GOOO W TTH THIS COUPON GOOO I A ruby of good color THRU WED , OCT 6. 1002 ■ WTTH THIS COUPON GOOO ■ THRU WED . OCT 6. 1982 THRU WED, OCT 6. 1982 rarks above a diamond 1 ■ 3 J w u , m — THRUTHRU WED. WED. OCT OCT 6. 0. 19621962 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in value. The finest rubies (known as Pigeon's Blood) *+mmm**0mm**i come from Upper Burma. SANF OKI) 2 9 4 4 OKI ANDO HOAD. /AYHK PI AZA A I THE CORNL'R OF I 7 92 C ORI ANDO ROAD ... ’. v ’•/ I Evening Herald Sanford FI Wednesday Sept ?9. 1982—5B Those who brown-bag often-gel bored with the same old Fill vacuum bottles with boiling water to preheat In . 1 jar 15*.; -urtreS' old world style spaghef -,t ( ■ sandwich, hard-boiled egg and celery sticks saucepan, simmer hot dogs with sauce for 5 minutes *>r until 2 cups small pasta shells, cooked and trained it's easy to take along a hot meal occasionally to break the heated through Add twists; combine well Empty bottles of grated parmesan i heese :; •'* A Sure Cure For routine. water and fill with mixture Sprinkle with cheese, if desired, Fill vacuum bottles with hotting .water s- probe,c h- •> i'W r. and cap tightly Fills four Kkiunce vacuum bottles • opibme gr- und beef, breadcrumbs and milk shape in>- ■ i CMUtY-AIOM'. I \SSKHMU 1.1 NCHIIOX MEATBALLS AM) Sill l.l s mcti meatballs In uiedium skillet, brownatieathjills m ell' 8 hot dogs, sliced ■ *a pound ground beef ir.on fai. Vitl siiUcv. simmer j minutes n . sled Brown Bag Blues , 1 jar i la's ouncesi old world style spaghetti sauce ti tablespoons seasoned breadcrumbs through Addshells, combine well Empty buttle-. g water an 2 cups macaroni twists, cooked and drained ! 2 tablespoons milk ' ■ ; , fill'with mixture' Sprinkle with cheese, if.l desired m l on grated; Parmesan cheese .... 1 tablespoon vegetable oil figM.li Fills four itvOuncf vanmin Wile's , ■ ... ■ The Run I' i- r ; i < •>!'. ‘hiTi |ith w iy 7 u tii . 'tit 'l’k gev- rtff UM‘i,ril,: ■ >iii d.t- d.irung Jiai'i H.'ujtijinii ‘ •lit' firsM nrnvr. y n gib-;;.mU . ’tic shewir when -.ircju gjdlclllilfliih'i .HI*!' ;it.ii 'I- c Live .ill' 1 >• h BONUS g<- 'li« pih done -iii ii-ilhifii TWO PER BAG BUY :.,i' t- l SAVE 30c PER LB V i .11' v |l .»r•; .. ■ . LIMIT-2 BAGS WITH OTHER PURCHASES ,is Vi in Ink - iff tlir t.i.-w iry t PRICES EFFECTIVE WED . SEPT 29 .il'id hl’inl.fi'T the i li/'cl l";- • THRU TUES.. OCT. 5. 1982 . ..-d; iltifu '’tiiit, i 'ii xc.liv tn; v -• i»r. w ,n'linin'' ;Ti,.; : it - »r.t »rr-f. k'lt'Tc fjt-t .V.im- *4i:m i' in 1 V ’ v - 7*, i'ffl .ir.il >i.-ii"need . vi-ri -.cuint! Yi.il Tiiund fh*’ 'final tliry i . 15; gralihtm v .nir l-ni'fi i i - ' PANTRY PRIDE CHILLED •and uiiibrclla 1 ill-!; v BEEF • I-. G;U'hc.l'l !/ii' ti’-' l ■ VWI ,i .nLuh i' 'd.'Mts tivlutv) Mil. PORTERHOUSE ORANGE .tint if.i’TW" ,iiuf i urn.:„ T-BONE \ 14Uarc ;ii 'i < ...i.r and n y • .1 -w.iy. STEAK shilling, viiii |»r|dc v-'iirsch JUICE ■ ,tin tiller rat c u ,4 w hgf " ■ IN THE DAIRY CASE ttYus j iinti-' Wtt : iiNM-ii I lirYakfas’. ..m iu.i|V’rf ;,in . lMvk-|Hinl m b n " 1 .n't- nni? witliniii i1 cM’iViiiur tKHt^iii.H P E R P O U N D 1 - I.' ’ 11! .-tit'i;gt, \ !;.iv 1 been diM|u.illfu'tt M.i \Ix- \mii llliiUi'.hV ii.re.tk !;i>*‘ wtiuld t.tke iev imnti ’jitir ■! tiinyhe’yi'ij just tt*;ti' like 1 tie trjilitieii.il broakf.asi 'Vpr ! "Ills Wt ateii-r 111. reawje;' \ eii tihve l.iei liegleeliiii: .it imn'Ti.iii! ji.if SAVE S 1.30 el .1 sui eessfltl d.G PER LB Wu ’l y.iji ret III ttic ji|..| tungr yo.ur Unl> refuels .me |ire|iares itseff tii keep git wjlt BEEF PATT1E MIX CHECK THESE PRICES SAVE smir YhafltYigvs . It.ha- ’.ivn COMPARE | anywhere .friiin-si’Vfn 1 -h>, tmurs since ymir Iasi nival.- Great G ro u n d ...... LB99 C ,uel that means your Ikm1\ ■ supply of gluense. 1 tilocd’ SUCED * JCO SMRfcDOLO CMEDOAH LANDO FROST OR MOZZAHElUk sugar, IS at its lowest (mint Market Style Bacon . . ?tigLBs1 Choese ISARGEHTO) <£*«* ^129 Chipped Meats -.39' i'onsutenng ttiai your brain JONNIE O SMOKED LOUIS RICH SMOKED amt central nervous system BLUE BONNET 5479 Sausage (turkey) depend on glucose for tlieu Boneless Turkey Ham . . LBS168 Light Spread . 9 9 C 3 0 energy, a Skipped breakfast s u n n y l a n d c a t ci could slow down (mill your NEW ZEALAND GENUINE SOUARE CUT AXELRODS EASY OET , steps and thoughts’ 3 0 Pork Sausage . 1 LZ£j Cottage Cheese 1 There is a way to have ymir Lamb Shoulder Roast . . LBS139 G W A L T t.E Y S cake and eat 1! too' With these GRATED . SLICED CHICKEN _ _ SMOKED 20 quick and easy breakfast- Kraft Parmesan ;; 2 Great Bologna 8 9 C ! ideas, y iiu ean charge lip youi, COOKED Pork H ocks...... ,B79 C 0 SUCED AMERICAN SINGLE^ AMERICAN OUAUTY SLICE U i--ystej.il » ith needed vilau'imy 5 0 4 9 MORRELLS _ Cheese Pride . as*119 40 Lykes Ham . . minerals, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates a mi. still lx Stick Liver Sausage . 7 9C 0 lulled Hagles with . ream eln-esi and fruit slices can easily hr taken with you on the run. a- PANTRY PRIDE INFLATION FIGHTER FEED A FAMILY OF FOUR tan pita picks-« bread sand- F Y N E T A S T E unties' sinffed with serain V ;1 J alt- PANTRY PRIDE WHOLE BAR-B-QUE bled Ogg.s and stiredde-l STRAWBERRY cheese A half-pint carton of TOWELS MAYONNAISE CHICKEN milk and a peanut butler and PRESERVES WHITE Of) ASSORTED PINT BAKED BEANS, PV4T CREAMY jelly sandwich also makes COLE SLAW. 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OR MRS SMITHS REG - , - g M ORE FREE 20 13 medium» 3 0 Kaiser Rolls .6 /6 9 Apple Pie • • • fMOZIN I Bread . . . xs 2 /* 1 69 0 Baby Shampoo Ie„.$2$ 0 9 9 *2 teaspoon vanilla SOUARE PAN 14 cups unsifted all- FRESHLY BAKED GERMAN B1RO6EYE * A . GOLDEN TOP PLAIN OH f ] purixise flour 20 5 0 Cool Whip . .»Si,o9e Sugar Donuts 9 9 c Lll Cricket . . . 2 /9 9 c 0 Choc. Cake . . ~v. .1" 1 teaspoon baking powder 4 teaspoon baking soda PANTRY PRIDE GILLETTE ATRA 10 CT WITH 2 VEGETABIES AND A ROLL MRS PAULS FRIED BAR B-OUE (JOHNNY RIBSi 4 teaspoon salt FISH FILLETS OR e j i n BAKED OFF » I l 52 99 OH e I trac L i Bnls. Ribs...... s1 " 5 0 In large mixing bowl, Fish Sticks . .gs-l H Dinner Rolls -!. 2 / 8 9 Ld Gillette it . . £ 1 cream butter and peanut butter with sugar until light /'t jtn and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at. a tune Beat in mashed r t'thk SAVE 40* CASH ? 5 C O FF bananas and vanilla. Mix dry ingredients and gradually RICH & CREAMY ■ FOLGER’S ■ ,| r , r ^ . r . PEPSI, _ blend into butter. Drop by t m l i x m B j f - d ie t p e p s i, p e p s i l ig h t ■ rounded teaspoons onto, IC E C R E A M £ COFFEE { ijTlF-l-fe*' 0R WOUNTAiri DEW Z greased baking sheet. Bake in HALF GALLON ^ REGULAR. DRIP O R E P 8 PAK- 16oz BBTL 1 LB BAG ■ 375-degree oven 10 minutes. WITH THIS COUPON GOOD ■ ■ "'-ill PLUS DEPOSIT Remove from baking sheet THRU WED , OCT 6, 1962 WITH THS COUPON GOOO L ■p£p51| YOU PAY SI 19 WITH THIS I THRU WED. OCT 6 , 1982 I* COUPON GOOO THRU ■ and cool. With frosting in a _ w WED OCT 6 . 1982 ^ tube, decorate with names nr drawings. Tins kitchen tested recipe makes 3 dozen cooku - T » »• * • - » f BLONDIE 4B— Evcmnq Herald, Sanford. FI, Wednesday, Sept. 79, 1982 by Chic Young across 47 Former S E Answer to Previous Purrle Asian S; A c Is There Cancer I Rise alliance BUWSTEAD I WANT M X l I AN GOING TO DEMAND 7 Progress 48 Strike lightly T.' ] T 7HAT T mE b o s s g v e TO CiRE THE NEXT* - i l l , 13 Gretna Green 51 Evangeline) W { PERSON WHO COWES figure home 1° 2 L L Without Symptoms? ME A RAISE/ I d 14 Confederation 53 Microscopic i > v : IN HERE AS by Jim Davis tu ft* Evening Herald Sanford. FI Wednesday Sept 19. 598?— 7B TONIGHT'S TV , 'i mm (WEDl > o GUIDING LK3MT tD I I NOVAiTHui • 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL WEDNESDAY Cable Ch Cable Ch fD I 1 EVEN NG AT POPS |FRu .A3PER indupendrnt . © (10i FRENCH CHEF (MONI 7 j O A B C i Of Undo 0 ( 3 5 ) 12 05 . © 10) COOKlN CAJUN (TUE) Orlando Il I I 'i PEOPLE NOW . 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I f r A t 0 4 SO YOU th in k YOU GOT petjtit us<* of pa$M> regression 1 30 I 1 : TOM AND JERRY TROUBLES O as the w o r ld tu r n s 1 O JOKER S WILD © ( ’ I. SESAME STREET i R 'y >■ r v * i'd a k 'fie O DONAHUE |FRt| © T V THIS OLD HOUSE IFRII II C35| THE JEFFERSONS it i FAMILY AFFA'R 4 05 © 10| MACNEll / LEHRER ( ( \ iNFofcAEcor . j ’ ^ 2 00 >3 1’ The m u n s t e r s REPORT 10 00 0 4 ANOTHER WORLD 0 1 DIFFRENTSTROKESlR) 4:30 7:05 v ' 1 m > t ) x ' U ONEliFE TOuVE L 0 "ARY TYLER MOORE © I ' 0 j MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING ■ii SCOOBY DOO 13 | UIGOMERPVLE tx te e fs f / < ' iMON THUI 2 30 " ' :f ANDY GRIFFITH 4 35 7:30 •> CJ CAPITOL © ' ELECTRIC COMPANY iRl 13 1’ - LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 4 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT © p il o r im a GE TO MECCA a 5 O TIC TAC DOUGH D i e W A)) - 1030 iMONI 5 00 T U FAMILY FEUD 0 i WHEEL OF FORTUNE © ’T. SLlMCUiS NEtTuEl 0 4 IAVERNF A SHIRLEY » COMPANY It (35) BARNEY MILLER n Ch il d s p l a y © PORTRAITS IN PASTEL Kilie Sedgwick IiiiiI it alt—and blow it nil in a f f l ( 10) DiCK CAVETT c.uest ph. ' - o * m i ]i I DORIS DAY |FRI| O Three $ c o m p a n y toiophe' P.iu' iVe ss |Pjrt t lif ll o fD 1 3-3-1 CO NTACTlRiq 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY stunning fmir-voar orj»> of madness and self- 2:45 11 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 7:35 11 00 11 EPCOT CENTER BEHIND ©4 : MISTER ROGERS (Rl destruction. "H i t s was a tremendously dramatic 13 ( 17F ANDY GRIFFITH 0 4 TEXAS - The SCENES IMONi 5 05 descent/' says George Plimpton. 8 00 o THEPRICE IS RIGHT '■ YESTERDAYS NEWS LOVE BOAT |R| REEL AND SPORTS ALBUM i Tu EI 13 f T • IME BRADY BUNCH 0 -» REAL PEOPLE More u hrgniigfits of the R*al People II l l ‘ 35 LIVE Jl '. t f 'l YESTERDAYS NEWS 5 30 tram fnp from Lo$ Angles to Chi © I 'I1* MOVIE REEL it h u i 0 4 PEOPLES COURT Edie Sedgwick's cago include segment! on a St 11 05 3 00 ' 0 M'A’S'H . L6u>A brewery % famed Clydes date* it i'i: NEWS | J J f a n t a s y ? 0 NEWS hoc ws ■ A be L tmcol n took-aiik et And a popuMt senior cilfen \ srig Fall From The Top ■ng group (Pan 2\ 11 30 1 O SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN INDEPENDENT NETWORK SERVING NEWS MANUFACTURER BROTHERS AND DISTRIBUTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA NF.W YOHK (NEAi—She was the golden girl of the '60s. ’ O TALES OF THE GOLO MON AFTERNOON JV ifl 73 YRS, Edie Sedgwick had it all—beauty, wealth, breeding, brains. KEY Jake ana tarart undertake 7 00 FACTORY dAngerous rescue mission *h«n 0 4 TODAY 12 00 0 J SOAP WOF41D PRICES Vogue magazine, for whom she nn*dcled trendsetting fashions, Corky is shanghA-ed as part of a 11 00 O MORNING NEWS 0 o NEWS 0 4 i o t O NEWS 1 O GOOD MORNING AMERICA dubbed her a "youthqiiaker." Andy Warhol, for whom she ptdl to unslave an innocent (rube of 11 i Yf*S BIG VALLEY CERTIFIED mudpeople 11 |.7‘ SOAP i i i 1! WOODY WOODPECKER © ( I P i POSTSCRIPTS © ( M l MYSTERY (MON) EASY TERMS starred in celebrated underground films like “Vinyl," dubbed V 135) THE ROCKFORD FILES © ' IP i TO LIFE) CONTRACTORS © 110| CAROL AND JIMMY I © ' MASTERPIECE THEATRE her a “superstar." Bob Dylan wrote the song “Just hike a 11 30 7 05 'TUE* U U ■ HI 10 5 of America s finest fd lf'musicians 0 4 TONIGHT ...... ,< (>. , Woman" about her. 13 i 171 FUNTIME © I GREAT PERFORMANCES SA1 1 K[ N00*1 Carol Sloanp Jimmy Bowles CTStk And Edie Sedgwick blew it all in a stunning four-year orgy of Keeler Belts and Bobby Durham *> 0 MORE REAL PEOPLE 7 15 madness and self-destruction. She barely lived out the team up for an evening of ja jj > U ABC NEWS NIGMTLINE © HP A M WEATHER IbFkylThaBlru l decade—druggedout , burnt-out. Dead, age 28. 8:05 11 (35) STREETS OF SAN FRAN 7 30 ’ll | 17) MOVIE The Geisha tic** CISCO " TOM AND JERRY Her story makes for this summer's most talked-about book, (195B| Jerry Lensis Suianre © H SESAME STREET (R ig 12 00 / f e A Z A . "Edie: An American Biography," by Jean Stein, edited with Pleshetft? A bumbling magician 1 O ARCHIE BUNKER S PLACE 7 35 tom* a USO lour in the Far East Archie putv hit foot down when George Plimpton. Told through the vrices of relatives and 13 H 'i 1 DREAM OF JEANNiE m«, 11 •; ua »v>2 f d'b annoum.e% tha-t she'd l»ke ti Al l bt AfS friends, “Edie" details both the disintegration of a patrician 900 get a job iBl 8 00 9 9 ^ New England family, the Sedgwicks, and the underside of € ) 4 THE FACTS OF LIFE r 0 lo ve b o a t a .e./.'j.r.m 'I FRED FlINTSTONE AND ( PLA/A I ) > w American pop culture m the '60s. It is not pretty reading, (Season Premiered Jo loses her bochefor cdncocts a ph>6ny story (n FRIENDS scholar ship to Eastland due to a * 4 Nd g*rtfin q n«,w r »e»f G oi -r. **r .i r »*• s 8.05 though it is compelling. to keep an unmarried girl from si.iy budget cuts that affect the school % 1} I V MY THREE SONS George Plimpton, who helped Jean Stein assemble the oral student aid mg wdh her fMi/nend and.Captain WITH .Sliibing Ians in love (Mi 8 30 WiRChA^C biography, Knew Edie’s father, the handsome Francis "Duke" ? O MOVIE Ide Of The Party The Story* Of Beatrice (Premiere) 12:30 H I " j 4 GREAT SPACE COASTER Of i OR MORE Sedgwick, very well. Came from lie same upper-crust Carol Burnet! Hoyd Bridges A © i MISTER ROGERS IRl (ri AZA II 1 » *i 0 4 la te NIGHT WITH DAVID HOME IMPROVEMENT background "A vibrant, vigorous man,” recalls Plimpton. hard-drinking Teian turns her Me LETTERMAN t*.'imq p-n 8 35 around and b«*gns a campaign to Also an unbalanced one, a manic-depressive who had been molar Don K4mg add heavyweight 13 I 17) THAT GIRL CENTER establish the lin t recovery house champion Laify Muimes comedian F10R1DI ROOMS • F’AT n COVERS advised by doctors never to have children. tor other female alcoholics George 'MilHSn author Dan Green- 9.00 *00 A ROOM Oil ENCLOSE • UT -. T v ROOMS 0 4 RICHARD SIMMONS He and his wife had eight, raising .hem in a succession of > O PETER MAR3MALL burn TOUR UlSnNESCREIK ROOM • 1 ’ ...... Mi SALUTES THE 8IQ BANDS It (3SfWANTEO DEAD OR ALIVE • Al l A. UM MUM CONSTRUCTION mammoth, utopian ranches in Santa Barbara, Calif., where Guests. Tea Benehe and h«s FOR FREE Duke moved because of his asthma. “What seemed like a Orchestra Helen O Conned and 1235 H o t H o u t o * The Modernaires i O MOVIE Blum* In. Lo#e HOME SURVEY paradise wasn’t,” says Plimpton. "Something was at work (19731 George Segal Kris Krib- Art For Flo wort (f m o v i e i a n e T; H (35)QUNSMOKE CALL there, dooming them," By the time Fdie came of age, two of ED (10) WAR REQUIEM Benjam.n totter son • Not Pooplo 293-6981 Ha, If Yir . • tier older brothers had already committed suicide. Bntten s eloquent plea for peace is 1:10 4180 N ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL performed by over 300 musician! 7. O MOVIE King Mu ha ref And After a brief stint as an art student in Cambridge, Mass., and singers al the Dresdner [• SUMMER LOVERS » H The Cius ader \ H 9S4 ( Me« Harrt - 0*iv»r*l Etoctric ; Edie found her way to the New York of the early '60s and to HofLifche to commemorate the fate von Vugmi.i Mayo [* h BLOWOUT « of Dresden and Coventry both Warhol's bizarre combination art studio-living theater, the destroyed in World War i| 1:30 Factory There she flourished, then rapidly declined "Hers 0 4 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT WMttwrtran Ctnlrtl FOR CHICKEN AT ITS BEST FOR LESS t was a tremendously dramatic descent," says Plimpton. 930 1:50 Air Coodlttonlof Sytttm €J 1 FAMILY TIES Alei is left in 13 (17) MOVIE A Scmg lo Plimpton knew her "She had very little to say," he recalls, charge of thing* when Eiyse and * Memember )l945rf Paul Muni Cor U / M l ( PLUMBING A but she had Ibis guileless charm Site w as slightly breathless, Steven go away for the weekend net W-Jde HEATINO INC N E W G U Y S N I W G U Y S utterly charming. You wanted to protect her. We were 1000 2:30 Ph. m t u i NEW GUYS !r friendly, though I didn't spend four years in the Warhol toilet O 4 OUINCY 1 Season Premiere) 0 4 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 1*7 Sanford Ava. Sanford FAMOUS FRIEO CHICKEN INC Clam Dinner j A psychiatrist persuades Quincy it) MOD S FRENCH AVE ★ Wife Saver i with her. There was something very destructive about the 3 00 PLUS help her prove Ibat a 14 year old SANFORD 0 4 ROMANCE THEATRE DIRTY RICE . SLAW i Warhol crowd." boy eas framed tor the murder < I ,i 1 1 4 rL u r LniLIStN n i i f v r »j i little girl 1 F’LUS For Edie, says Plimpton, Warhol's Factory was "a fir J O TO BE ANNOUNCED — THURSDAY mament. There was a lot of industry, some pretension of art. It 20% DISCOUNT F OR^ON L Y ^ 2 . 4 9 | 1 PT DIRTY RICE . 11 |3 5 l INDEPENDENT NETWORK i i ti* t r UAHh a u Un e tC m U r t was curiously appealing, totally foreign—like visiting the NEWS MORNING OFF ALL REGULAR PRICES N E W G U Y S BEANS 1 ROLLS s lu m s of Bombay, Dike Edie, there were a lot of others there 10:05 6.00 FOR ALL CITY EMPLOYEES! t ; !3 1171 NEWS who had lost their way." 0 4 EARLY TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE OCT, 1 THRU OCT 31. IVB? 3 Pc.-Chicken LARGE ONION RINGSl 10:30 5 0 :13 I 17) NEWS ONLY 1 She became Warhol’s superstar, headliner of his curious f a SUNRISE B L I N D R A G E PLUS 1 | 11(351 IN SEARCH OF OPEN MON THURS II 4 m lip m II (J5| JIM BAKKER AND CORN ON COB films and of his even more curious entourage which, through © 110) THE CRISCO KID A 10- WEEKENOS H am J » rn yeai-old • counjeouk struggle wilii 630 DIRTY RICE-SLAW 1 5 9 . 9 5 Fdie, now had access to the "A” parties. "He saw in her an D R . B L A C K A skin disease that his crippled Mm 0 4 EARLZ 100AY AND ROLL $1 QC entree to the levels of society to which he aspired," says W ITH COUPON | Norn birth it documented (R| F O ABC NEWS THIS MORN NG S 3 2 1 - 5 7 5 2 FOR ONLY 1 m /D Plimpton. "Did lie exploit her1 That's hard to say. The en M R . H Y D E p l 10:35 6.45 SHOWTIME 9 00 vironment exploited her, the drugs, the alcohol, the lack of 15 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta ' 0 NEWS freepopcohn Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers DELIVERY ON ORDERSS1J.50OR MOREI direction. © | 1 0 l A M WEATHER, VIDEOGAMES "Edie’s story is in the American tradition of the beautiful and damned, I think we've always been fascinated by the downfall of people who have everything." Edie’s story is also sparking a controversy. Some critics are calling it the ultimate story of the '60s, and she a figure of THE WAY WE MAKE IT heroic proportion. Others call her story irrelevant to the social and political upheaval of the '60s, and she a trivial personality. IS MAKING US FAMOUS. "Her life and the book have nothing to do with Vietnam," 9( 91 dm irn 9 k acknowledges Plimpton, "but she had a lot to do with the spirit of the '60s, the cxcesslveness and permissiveness. The '60s provided Edie with an amusement park where she could get on these destructive rides—drugs, promiscuity, a whole shift in the moral context. "It’s too simple, however, to say it was just the '60s that did • t • it to her,. 1 grew up in the '60s too, and I didn't put a needle in FAMOUS RECIPE IS STILL NO I IECAUSE WE AHE FAMOUS FOR OUR FAMOUS RECIFE OF MONEY DIPPED FRIEO CHICKEN WE STILL my behind. It was a turbulent, puzzling age. Edie’s story HAVE HOT B A K ED B U T T E R Y BISCUITS illuminates a certain part of it. Her life has significance in that it says here's what can happen if you lose control." Florida Chamber Seeking y m ‘v / y Local Business Support \ / Seminole County businesses this week are being invited to \ Join the Florida Chamber of Conunerce, according to W.E. It Up! "Duke" Adamson, president of United Home Service of Florida. Inc., of Sanford. Adamson said urea businessmen and women are inviting Well Pick Seminole County business owners and managers to join the state chamber. "Seminole County businesses have received invitations to Pleate start my subscription become members of the Florida Chamber," said Adamson, FAMOUS RECIPES CHKKEN DINNER campaign, chairman "and volunteers from Florida Chamber 1 P m » i tl »old«n b(0*n Mmegt R»(ip« IhHi cBiikrn . m «th«d polAtMt 4 on member firms in the area will be calling these prospective Rrify. cmm« tgic U a«> 4 > biuudtl members to explain the benefits of a membership in OPEN 19 H jik 10 p m EXCEPT FRI 4 SAT CLOSINU 10 10 t m Nome vestment." __ _ , , , . Currently representing more than 3,500 businesses and local IMIS Punch A.« |H«, U »li UNH.r 1HI SANFORD CASSELBERRY I chambers of commerce throughout the state,^the Florida 111 MSB 4S14IS4 > Address _ Chamber is made up of a diverse body of businesses representing a variety of professions. YOUR PAPER The Florida Chamber closely monitors government actions SPORTS ! G ty Phone and activities and aggressively lobbies for business interests within the state and nation, Adamson said. WEDNESDAY Campaign headquarters will be the United Home Sendees of GOOD GOOD CALL 322-2611 or 831-9993 j Evening Herald i Florida, Inc., offices at 203 E. Third St. A new member ALL ALL DAY J P .0 Box 1657, Sanlord, F I. 3J 771 reception will follow in die coming weeks and will provide an DAY SPECIAL For Immediate Home Delivery opportunity for new and current members to become acquainted. e IB—Evening Herald, Santord, FI. 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Canned tuna takes on new character when it is used as the 2 cans < 6*2 or 7 ounors eachi tuna, flaked Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Wednesday, Sept 29. 1982 — 1C ♦base for a stir-fry dish. l-3rd cup toasted, slivered atmonds Stir-Fry Tuna Is l-3rd cup sugar and sugar; stir until sugar dissolves Add celery and scallions, Combine with pineapple, scallions, tomatoes and toasted Ji cup thinly sliced celery or green pepper simmer 5 minutes. Add tomatoes and pineapple In mixing almonds in a sauce for a different dinner treat. 4 cup sliced scallions cup, blend soy sauce with cornstarch; stir into sauce Cook Serve with rice and chow mein noodles. 2 small tomatoes, cut in wedges stirring constantly, until thickened and bubbly Stir in tuna and New Taste Treat 1 tablespoon soy sauce almonds; heat thoroughly. S ene hot with rice and chow mein TUNA SOUTH PACIFIC STIR-FRY 2 tablespoons cornstarch noodles (or toasted coconut i plus other accompaniments, such 1 can (8 ounces) pineapple tidbits in pineapple juice Drain juice from pineapple and reserve. In large skillet, as chopped green pepper and orange segments or banana 2-3rd cup vinegar over medium heat, combine reserved pineapple juice, vinegar chunks. Tins kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 to 6 s e n mgs Popular Pork Pairings Some flavors are natural go-toge-thers. each com plementing the other. For fall one of the most popular pairings is pork and apples. To discover just how delicious this flavor duet Can be, try Curried F*ork Chops and Apples, suggests the National live Stock and Meat Board. Meaty pork chops are slowly braised to tenderness Ln apple juice that's flavored with catsup and spiced with curry FRESH D A IL Y powder. Then quartered 8 PACK 16 OZ. GROUND PREMIUM FRESH BORDEN 5 LOWFAT apples and raisins are added ' to complete the fall medley of flavors. While this exotic yet easy COKE entree is adding interest to FRYERS MILK family menu plans, it is also TAB, SPRITE, MR. PIBB 3 LBS. OR MORE WHOLE ONLY ONE GALLON making valuable con tributions to the diet. Pork is an outstanding source of high- quality protein, B-vitamins and iron. The B-vitamin thiamin deserves special PLU S O t POSIT mention for pork is the BOTTLES leading source of this essential nutrient, containing LIM IT ONE WITH COUPON BELOW OND I) ADDITIONAL PURCHASE three times more than anly AD Pt/RC other food. KEEBLER BONUS PACK SANDWICH KRAFT SLICED SINGLES AMERICAN 6 PACK 12 OZ CANS P05T BREAKFAST CEREAL 07 CCBItIKI) l’OUK CHOPS COOKIES ,.oz * 1 .1 9 CHEESE „ o z *1 .6 9 BUSCH BEER $1.9 9 RAISIN BRAN 69 AND API’I.KS FIRESIDE VANILLA 6 pork chops, cut inch COUNTY FAIR I PACK HEINZ FLAVORED It OZ. LIBBY 07 CAN . . . ,.o z 6 9 c thick WAFERS BUNS H*MT G.. . 2 / * l SAUCE B A R .B.°.U E . . . 59e TOMATO JUICE 8 9 11 cup flour 2 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons lard or drippings 1 teaspoon curry powder 1 j cup catsup ..'•l's cups apple juice 4 apples, quartered and cored One-third cup raisins Combine flour and salt; dredge chops, reserving excess flour, Brown chops in lard or drippings; pour off drippings. Combine reserved flour with curry powder and blend with catsup. Stir in apple juice and pour over chops. Cover tightly and cook slowly 10 minutes. Add apples and raisins and continue cooking slowly, covered, 15 minutes or until chops' are tender. 6 servings. SAVORY PORK ANl) The F a s t W ay to Shop! VEGETABLES T M IS A D E F F E C T IV E TMURS . SE PT 10 TMR U WE D OCT I. IflJ WE RESERVE TO L IM IT QUANTITIES PURCHASED A t ACCr PT U S DA F OOD ST AM 1*9 l ‘i pounds boneless pork shoulder BUY BUY ONE, GET GET ONE FREE BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE •i teaspoon salt l-i teaspoon summer savory FRANKS OR BOLOGNi POTATO CHIPS 24 PACK FROSTIE POP 1 h teaspoon pepper *4 cup water SUNNYLAND ORiLLED KINO CHICKEN TWIN PACK OR BORDEN'S DREAM POPS 1 medium onion, cut into 1 wedges 2 medium carrots, each cut into 4 pieces GET 1ND GET IN D GET 3ND PACKAGE 2 cups cooked hot Brussels BUY ONE PACK »ur PACKAGE sprouts IB . FREE 3 9 FREE i 1 m 9 9 FREE 2 cups cooked hot cauliflowerettes ORLANOO OCQEE V SO E m a y SO Trim excess fat from pork; 6100 SILVER STAR RD S40I W COLON*At PR WINTER SPRINGS slowly heat fat in large frying- STLAKE U N P tR M IU . RD lo o t M A Y 4)4 pan to obtain 1 tablespoon 6471 S ORANGE AVfc i WINTER PARK VI677.X. COLONIAL OR m s St MORAN Hi vD ' drippings. Discard fat. Cut TAVARES SANF ORD pork shouldef into 1-inch 146 E BURLEIGH BLVD 7690 S ORL ANDO A v l pieces; brown in drippings. KISSIMMEE 1611 N BERM UDA ST • OPEN 6A M TO MIDNIGHT Pour off drippings. Sprinkle salt, savory and pepper over pork; add water, cover tightly Grocery Frozen Food-Dairy Deli-Bakery Produce and cook slowly 15 minutes. Add onion and carrots and PEPSI COLA ICE CREAM ROAST BEEF SWEET CORN continue cooking slowly, BORDEN'S MASH'S covered, 30 to 40 minutes or 2 LITER N /R BOTTLE FRESH YELLOW until meat is tender. Remove ELSIE BRAND LOW SODIUM carrots and cooking liquid to LITE DIET @ 9 HALF HALF AQ blender container; Wend at MOUNTAIN DEW high speed until smooth. Pour 8 9 GALLON *1.T 9 POUND EARS W 7 carrot mixture over pork and KITCHEN FRESH onions and cook slowly 2 to 3 MISTER BIO i ROLL PACK BORDEN’S I OZ. CUPS LITE LINE FLORIOA JUICE minutes, stirring oc BATH TISSUE ...* 1 .3 9 YOGURT ...... 3/99* COLE SLAW ... ORANGES . . . 1 3 / *1 .2 9 casionally. 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J9, 1982 Festive Food Favorites For Fall Fall is favored not only for its brilliant colors, comfortable dish pic features lresn pork sausage and chopped pecans and pepper. Place in 1M* x 7-1. x 1-Vlnrti glass baking dish; days and crisp moonlit nights, but also for its bountiful har baked in corn meal baiter. Wedges of the nutritious, delicious cover tightly with foil. Bake in moderate oven 1350 degrees F I vest. Since ancient times, people have celebrated the autumn pie are especially tasty served with maple syrup. 45 minutes. Remove foil and corilinue baking 15 minutes or harvest with festivals featuring the fabulous foods of the PECAN STUFFED PORK CHOPS until done. To prepare gravy, combine flour with cup water, season. In this country, the tradition tias become known as G pork loin rib chops, cut l-l « inches thick stir into cooking liquid in small saucepan ami cook until Porkfest — a table tribute to the land that teams pork with ’ i cup finely chopped celery thickened, stirring constantly Add reserved 11 cup pecans and other favorite American foods. 2 tablespoons butter or margarine continue cooking 3 minutes Serve gravy with stuffed pork Today’s on-the-go family will especially appreciate slowing 11 cup water chops. 6 servings. the pace to enjoy the time-honored Porkfest custom with a 1 cup crushed graham cracker crumbs SAUSAGE AND I’l l AN CORN BREAD 1ME hearty and wholesome home-style dinner. Deserving the 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans l pound fresh pork sausage center spotlight at any fall feast are Pecan-Stuffed Pork li cup dry bread cubes 1 cup yellow commeal Chops. Thick, succulent pork rib chops are filled with a unique 11 teaspoon ground allspice 1 cup flour stuffing that’s deliciously flavored with graham cracker teaspoon salt *i cup sugar crumbs, allspice and chopped pecans which add not only 2 tablespoons cooking fat 4 teaspoons baking powder crurichy texture but also rich taste. Salt and pepper 1 egg It’s appropriate that pork and pecans are paired for a salute 2 tablespoons flour 1 cup milk to American foods since both have prominent places in this li cup water 2 tablespoons oil country’s culinary history. Pork has been popular here since Make a pocket in each chop by cutting into the chop with a l-3rd cup coarsely chopped pecans pre-Cotonial times and pecans, the only nut native to America, smalt, sharp knife on rib side parallel to the surface of the Mapl# table syrup, if desired are believed to have grown wild here for thousands of years. chop. Be careful not to cut through the opposite side. Cook Brown pork sausage, separating it into pieces. Pair off They also contribute valuable nutrition as well as fine flavor to celery in butter or margarine in frying-pan 3 minutes. Stir in drippings. Sift together corhmeal, flour, sugar and baking the American table. water. Combine grahamcracker crumbs, 3» cup pecans, bread powder. Add egg, milk and oil Mix to combine thoroughly. For another delightful sampling of the pork and pecan cubes, allspice and salt; stir into celery. Fill pocket in each Fold in sausage and pecans Turn batter into a greased 9-inch Voii’ll want to stuff yourself with these pork chops partnership, try Sausage and Pecan Corn Bread Pie. Perfect chop with an equal amount of stuffing. Lightly brown chops in glass pie plate. Bake in hot oven ton degrees F i 30 minutes or with pecan stuffing. for a fall supper, lunch or brunch, this quick and easy main cooking fat in frying-pan. Season chops on both sides with salt until done. G servings ATTKNTION CUSTOMERS FREE FILM Old-Fashioned * m r-e y i t ■* e* uix iw-"1 Nrr n* 1,’dii « wim&m nr Mr •(■m i . » • iw D ai * •!r" IN *** **>+*%* nx. ^ 1 Now is the time to Renew •■Ilf* • fiat -'lndal:uW(fiXl»W _ your Chock Cashing ____ m Cards. Present cards Q u a lity , Fall Meal Is A expire Sept. 30, 1982. M Please ronow your card at the Customor Cour- ^ Variety and Quick And Easy lesy Counter at your i l Publix Super Market. V*. U S D A. CHOICE Fortunately for today's busy cooks, it's possible to create the Publix BEEF BONELESS old-fashioned goodness of a Porkfest meal with modern-day & speed and convenience. Sure to please hearty coot-weather 0 V a I u e - J Chuck appetites is Fall Ham Medley. Strips of flavorful cooked ham, 1 fresh sweet poUrtoes and peas are combined in a colorful en Roast tree that can be made conventionally or more quickly in the per lb. microwave oven. The ham and vegetable combo is deliciously glazed with an easy-to-make pineapple sauce that's Laced with § FViblixRits apricot brandy and warmly spiced with nutmeg. $^89 Put your microwave oven to use, too, to help you make a favorite fall dish — baked apples — in a matter of minutes. Them A ll Together. Crunchy Pecan Apples are especially tasty, for the cored apples are cooked with a sweet *r> spicy pecan filling. Serve as Puzzled about whero to get the most tor your money1 About where to trnd the vede ' a dessert or side dish at any meal. selection and quality of products you want1 You li find the solution at Pubiix. You'll appreciate the ease with which these and other where quality variety and value ft! together lo make your shopping a pleasure U S D A Choice Beef Boneless microwave dishes can be prepared and served in cookware THIS AD EFFECTIVE per 19 Shoulder Steak lb *2 designed to go from microwave or conventional oven to table. THURSDAY, SEPT. 30 U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Wlilie the cookware is elegant enough for entertaining, it’s THRU WEDNESDAY Publix — vs/ Short R ibs...... T *169 practical enough to use every day. OCT. 8, 1 9 8 2 ... I SWIFT'S PREMIUM FALL HAM MKDI.KY Beef U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. Choice Beef (Bone-in) CLOSED S U N D A Y ... 1 FULLY COOKED the p#r BEEF BONELESS $ 2 m 1 to l-11 pounds cooked smoked hath, cut int“ 3 x ' u ‘i | (EITHER END OR WHOLE) special choice Sirloin S te a k ..... lb strips New Zealand U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Shoulder par 2 small sweet potatoes Smoked $ 3 3 9 Lamb Shoulder y At&9% Key Club Steak lb 2 tablespoons water p»f CHOICE Roast 1 package (10 ounces) frozen peas, defrosted R o a s t...... ID ^ Hams U.S.D.A, Choice Beef 3 tablespoons butter or margarine New Zealand iGjjjar per Ib. Top Round P«» 3 tablespoons flour Lamb Shoulder n P $ 4 - e g w Steak ...... lb % 2 " l„ teaspoon ground nutmeg p*> C ho ps...... 16 • 109 Y ?b * 1 *5* $ 2 0 9 ( oolerdays ami soup for lunch nr dinner seem to go together. Phe microwave makes the preparation so much easier and less Midge time consuming. If you use a 10 nz can of condensed soup, add 1 soup can Mycoff water Combine ingredients in a t cup glass measure. f<«ik covered, .1-5 minutes, 100 percent power, stirring once or twice Home Kronomisl to distribute heat evenly Seminole Community < allege I- or soup mixes, in a 4-cup measure, prepare as directed on the envelope Conk, covered. 100 percent power, .1-5 minutes or lasts dessert treats until mixture boils Rest about 5 minutes before serving <«• rest 5 minutes liefore servinu Serves t-6 include Heavenly Si\- Most homemade soups can Ik1 cooked in the microwave; SPLIT 1'F.A SOI |* l.aver Squares Spicy however, they will cook in about the same cooking time as 1 cooked ham shank Apple \ni Cake anil "top-of-the-range" cooked soups. 2lz qts. water ( Imcolate Chip-Peanut This New hngland Clam Chowder can be prepared in the I teaspoon salt microwave as well as the top-of-the-range. I I teaspoon pepper II ii Iter Sandwich NF.W F.MGI.ANIM'I.AM CHOW OKH 1 small onion, chopped C ookies. 6 slices bacon, diced 1 stalk celery, chopped lj cup chopped onion 1 carrot, peeled and chopped 3 cups potatoes, diced 1 lb. dried split green peas 2 7 or. cans minced clams with liquid In a 4 qt casserole, cover ham with water, add salt, pepper, 1 cup water onion, celery, carrots and peas. Cover and microwave 100 2 13 or. cans evaporated milk percent power, 25 minutes. Remove ham shank, cut off an> Salt and pepper to taste. In 2 qt batter bowl or glass con bits of ham. Add pieces of ham to soup broth. Cook, covered, tainer saute bacon and onion 3-4 minutes at 100 percent power. for another 30 minutes or until peas are soft Thicken with flour Add potatoes, clam liquid, water and cook 15-1B minutes, is desired. For a smoother mixture, puree mixture in blender stirring several times. Add clams, milk, salt and pepper to before serving. 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SUGAR BABIES™ SWEAT SHOE THE SNEAK THAT MATCHES YOUR OTHER SWEATS. S A LE 13.99 Reg. $18. Sugar Babies sw eat sn eak ers In a soft brushed knit that looks like your lavorite grey sweatshirt With color-bright stitching Irim. lerry-lincd inner sole and arch support. Rubber deck bottoms make them star performers in action, too' Womens sizos NOTHING ADDS POLISH LIKE A SILK BLEND SWEATER. AT $11 OFF. SALE 14.99 Orig. S26. Casual elegance describes this silk-blend boat-neck sw eater With full leg-o-mutton sleeves In assorted stripes Sizes S.M.L ■ (0 -1 i 'M SALE 8.80 Reg. S11. Delicate poinlelle stitching accents our V-neck sweater with long sleeves In acrylic C hoice ot colors For misses' sizes OUR FLANNEL SHIRT OF SOFT COTTON. AT A SPECIAL 5.99 i Comfort is in fashion this fall With our prtnied plaid flannel shirt its soft t 0 0 “ o cotton and great lor work, play, or just taking it easy Choose Irom a super selection of colorful plaids Mens si;es S M.L.XL m m SUPER PLAID. SUPER PRICE. SALE 4.99 Reg. 8.99. Yarn dyed plaid. 65% polyester, 35% cotton, two matched chest pockets. Square hemmed bottom Assorted plaids Sale 9.99 Reg. $16. Start the season oil right. Choose a velvety solt velour In exciting tall colors. MEN’S SLACK SALE. THEY DRESS UP OR GO CASUAL. SALE 17.99 Reg. S25. Two great Slacks in 100% cotton. One with matching D-ring fabric belt 0ack patch flap pockets with snaps The other with tunnel belt loops and D-ring side tabs. SALE 15.99 Reg. $24. Poly/cotton boltod slack Fall colors of khaki, navy, kelly and cranberry. 2 back patch button thru pockots with bellows. I WINNERS WARM UP WITH US AT GREAT SAVINGS. SALE 11.98 se. Reg. 15.98 set. Bo a sport! With savings like this, it s no sweat. And you're ready lor action in our great-looking sweatsuit. Drawstring pants with elastic bottom, long sleeve crewneck shirt Ol Celanose Forlrel" polyester/ cotton in colors. Acrylic/ poly/colton in gunmotal gray Men's S.M.L.XL. Reg Sale Shirt ...... 7.99 5.99 P a n t...... 7.99 5.99 CLOSEOUT ON BABIES' BEDDING NEEDS. 30% TO 40% OFF 1.99 and 2.99 Make up you baby s cub with delightful prints At delightful savings Choose from our toyland and dreamtlrne designs Grig Sale Cotton pillowcase 3 00 1.99 Cotton sheet 4 79 2.99 Poly/cotton print sheet 5 00 2.99 2 cotton receiving blankots 4.69 2.99 Print pillow 4 2'* 2.99 Sate 6.99. Orig S11 Cover your dreamer m the matching print convertible comforter A comforter and sleeping bag in o n o 1 34 * 43" open. Polyester filled for extra comfort Percentage off Indicates savings on original prices. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. | " ; -t ; ;• ... ■ ■ ■ J - SAVE 20% FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ON BABY’S BASICS Catch our fall savings tor infants and toddlers Our long sleeve polo shirt and turtleneck are comfortable, easy-care polyesier/cotton; in solids ana stripes and feature snap shoulders for infants Or button up a warm long sleeve plaid flannel. In 100% cotton or a cotton/poly blend Infants and toddlers sizes Reg Sale Polo s h irt...... 3.33 2.66 Turtleneck...... 3 50 2.80 Flannel s h irt...... 4 33 3.46 Match our tops with corduroy basics of 100% cotton Choose a boxer waist pant Or a bibbed cord crawler. With adjustable shoulder straps and a snap crotch. In assorted colors. Infants' and toddlers' sizes Reg Sale Corduroy boxer ...... 3.66 2.92 Corduroy crawler...... 4 99 3.99 WE'VE GOT BIG SAVINGS FOR YOUR LITTLE DREAMERS ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SLEEPERS AND OVERSLEEPERS. L r r " SALE 6.39 ’ r i Reg. 7.99. Or choose a print lop anti solid bottom polyester slooper Features t h t f a Pedi-bumbor- tool In sizes V 8 SALE 6.80 Reg. 8.50. Dress your kids tor trips to dream land in our novelty sleepers Two-piece polyester p.j s with skid-resistant soles Superman Disney™ designs, and more Sizes ' ? 4 SALE 6.39 Reg. 7.99. Zip your baby into a cozy one-piece oversleeper Ot polyester fleece with (eel lor extra warmth In a selection ot colors Inlants and toddlers sizes Vi-4. ■ f '■ :: m 'V - i 1 L - A* ■ Jti ' t : ... . A . , W: ^ .J F - - V , ■ / -'I / f ' /A* ' ' ■ T - . v STOCK UP ON . '■■■ — . BATHING BEAUTIES. ' • SALE 2.99 bath towel . Soak up savings And wrap yoursell in luxury with our plush, all-cotton towels, trimmed with gold Mylar' piping They're sott, super adsorbent, and corno in a variety ot decorator colors, Orlg Sale Bath towel 3 99 2.99 Hand towel 2 99 2.24 Washcloth 199 1.49 ■ *5VV % $ j.* , ' • t T * . "A .... v; "*•*•> S 3 v • ,• 'IT , 50% OFF Eye-opening savings on our cozy quilted bedspread A richly patterned beauty in machine washable poly/ cotton. With 100% polyester till. Orig, Sale Twin ...... $34 $17 Full ...... $44 S22 Q ueen...... $54 $27 Percentage olf Indicates savings on original prices. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken, , ! '5 • J % A - *' r ’ ' NIKE* FOR HIM, TOO. SETTING THE PACE WITH MORE SAVINGS Go for it! In Nike’ sweat separates, Put together your own training outfit in easycaro acrylic and cotton Choice ol colors with contrast piping. In mens sizes S.M.L.XL . Reg Sale Hooded sweatshirt with kangaroo pocket 19.99 15.99 Crewnock sweatshirt 15.99 12.79 Drawstring sweatshorts .7.99 6.39 Drawstring sweatpants 17 99 14.39 SALE 18.99 Reg. 21.99. Nike* Monterey training shoes at S3 savings Nylon uppers keep your feet cool. Padded arch and herringbone solo provido lasting support In silver and navy Men's sizes. BLAZE A TRAIL IN CORDUROY AND SAVE 40% SALE 24.99 Orlg. $42. Go dressy or casual in this fashion basic. And save! Our all-cotton corduroy blazer is versatile enough to complement just about any look. 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THE HICRMAN COUNTY*TIMEl LAAE^TY^RTHOIIt/ h' ^ . .*1L*A 1 8 l,0 M ' H<**10 CITIZEN THE DAILY •AYER. THI HO U R INDEFENDER! THE RICHMOND REOISTER THE I C m * * M * P^R ^ V ^ I I ^ ’ JA,M" «** » FtHRTn Plat 37730 Semmole County," Florida lOCDl Victoria Bailey to Vic contingent or unliquidated, the PAINTING. Gutters. Metal Book 12 Page 21. ol the Public under the Ik tit ous name ot THE MISTFR. Fix It Jo* McAdams tona Bailey A Willie Bailey, Jt nature ol the uncertamity shall be Roots Repaired & Coaled, Records of Semmole County. GERMAN TOUCH, and tha! we will repair your mowers al A & B l l h h l ten. tot 9 ness W SO I, Blk 3, Stated It the claim rs secured the BA T MS, k tchens rooting, block, Most Mmor Home Repairs. Florida o r public outcry to, the mirnd to register said name with your home, Call 333 70S* Lockhart s s d. f 100 security shall hr' described The concrete, windows, add a Lit- Alter 3 pm 377 7355 21 yrs: experience, Licensed 8 highest and best bidder tor cash at Clerk pt me Circuit Court, claimant shall deliver sufficient room, (fee estimates 323 84*3 Insured 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, Semmole County. Florida in ac Kenneth Bropney. sgl to Larry copies ot the claim to the clerk to Free Estim ates on Rooting, November 3, 1992 at the West door LIGHT Hauling, carpentry, t Cantrell A wt Doris. j, , Lot 1, enable the clerk to mall one copy cordancew'ththe provisions ot Ihe NEW, REMODEL. REPAIR Re Roolihg and Repairs pt the SemmoTe County Cour small home repair, odd lobs Masonry Lake Luc erne, IS *.<300: to each personal representative Fictitious Name Statutes ToWH All lypei and phases ol con Shingles, Built Up and Tile (house, Sanlotd, Florida 123 8077 M ary J Bat enta n i syl 10 B a r ton All persons nleresled in the Section 6(5 07 Florida Statutes strucTign, S G Balmt 321 4837 Dated September TO. 1982 1957 B Pilcher A George M Willis. Un estate to whom a copy ot ltd* 327 8*** Slate Licensed R IC H AR D L. COX. JR JAMES ANDERSON 4 Castllle Towhhomes Cond , Notice ol Administration has been Signature *68,900 UNITED STATES MARSHAL Sigrid Stupeiman Hauling FIREPLACES bncks. block G. F. BOHANNON mailed are required, WITHIN MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Mary Jo Parker concrete, stucco and repairs L George Badman to Mark THREE MONTHS FROM THE FLORIDA Quality Fred 121 5384 Schhie S( 4 o* Lot 14. Pendleton s DATE OF THE FIRST Publish Sept 29. Oct *_ 13. 20. Bonuty O n e 312-9417 ROBERT W MERKLE d. *4.000 PUBLICATION OF THIS 1962 JQCDl R nbert E Sheldon A wt UNITED STATES ATTORNEY HAUL ING and Clean Up, NOTICE, to tile any obteclions DEZ 132 Major Appliance B8L HOOFING MIDDLE DISTRICT OF tree trimming and removal Victoria L to Robert E Sheldon A they may have Inal challenge the TOWER'S BE AUTY SALON Insur ed 8 Bonded References FLOW IDA 349 9310 wf V ic to ria L Lot 1J. Walden validity ot the decedent's will. Ihe FORMERLY Harriett s Beauty Repair *60 per square wdh tree est Tecnns, brown sugar, granola, cinnamon and cloves. Spoon an ¥ SUNDAY equal amount of pecan mixture into cavity of each apple. Wisconsin Cheese Bar Mild or Medium Cheddar, Mozzarella, Microwave at HIGH 2 minutes. 6 servings. ( Ptn[*jiMi ) Fresh Produce d ) Colby Halfmoop Longhorn or Directions for Conventional Preparation! For Snacks or Salads Monterey Ja c k ..... 'Z‘ 5189 Follow microwave directions. Bake in a moderate oven (375 CONNOISSEUR’S TRAY King’s Ruby Red Wisconsin Cheese Bar per per S 3 23 degrees F .) 40 to 45 minutes. Spoon pecan mixture into cavity Seedless Grapes lb 79' Swiss Cheese.... ib of apples and continue baking 5 to 10 minutes. Large .. "Minute Maid” Chilled Sealtesl Small Curd or half S