15 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c37274722097ac04336477a1a365a81.pdf 18c57b4e65ed2efbd2b8bfd7a644ec8f PDF Text Text Thursday, June 28, 1979 68-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ; - f - 71st Year, No. 269-Friday, June 29, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 VA -.. ;. s~gg gill In - - MAGNECTIC CATCH I ' hUll I A lonrl wearing, . ! - 'I A - Ideal for patios, family rooms, boat decks. Re s is t SL m1 m i ldew, dew n chemicals. In 6 :. • " 1 4: " . •. - 69 Yd or 12' widths. Sq q.. No. L-2401. .8' Coventry Interior Reg. Price(each) ........... 29 PAINTS 49 6 - Gallon UflgaiOW J( ates 1, QI l M Piece X90CW Grid Main Too -12'..... I I ...... 2#70 MAIN TEE - A61 OW Angle Wall Moulding WALL - Made o durable, light- V Kraft Backed i 1- 3%"x15"..1O'/2* 6"05 .......180 3Y" *23". . - .-. • 10½C 6"x23" ......lec SUNDECK SYNTHETIC TURF Summer Sequence Idlest or pats, family decks. Resists lid weather, insects, chemicals. 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"It's vary, very rare to find a rabid domestic dergo 21 painful rabies vaccination shots. "I'm sure the cat was not animal. T1he last case we had in the county was eight years ago," he said. But what makes rabies so frightening, he said, that a person can't wait for ting , ',vw-iO- ou get the - . dehydration and con- P • • 0 vulsive seizures. V' 0 1' _____________ 'IS • - • r e _____ . . - / . A& I .?4 _"4L.4 ' - - '" '.-- ir - -' f'.... , ____________, - 'A if w i• a*". -- k-/l ' -. ' •, , f')Ji, - - • confirmed cases of rabies in animals last year following tests on 4,000 anfinals. Robbins said. Meanwhile, Joe Townsend will continue to suffer the agony of the shots unless the cut that bit him is found. Searches are done every night, Mrs. Townsend said. The cat being sought is described as being a young L-PERKINStSON IVt 0 I . - • •"!I;. - 1 400lffimw~ orange memdle with patpaws and the Per- . symptoms, it is too late. sons seeing such an animal The disease is fatal," lie said. are asked to call tile Townsend family at 831- Those symptoms, 1PAR - ______ - . - THE 04w"A N 0P Y CAME DOWN C,11101)y smashed the front window of the u)LIIi(silI. sOid. damage was CStImfl1ite at stamilmig on .Ii)O%t' liii Del)artineut Store at 200 $1111,000. 11 "Vestig.11101's said (lie collal)se or the Four workers escaped injury 'I'hurs(lay %%-Ileu the - tile caiiopy (fie), were first floor or (;arre(t's ,• , i c-1111011IN occurred when four metal support E. First St. in Sanford collapsed. Portions of (•al)Ies broke. 4002. San an Arrested Double S 0 ing 0 0 ByBRADPURDOM Nelson suggested the city the city six percent of the gross Nelson also suggested Lake herald Staff Writer look into possible ways of revenue it collects Iruimi Lake Mary mark its city limits J By SHARON CARRASCO herald Staff Writer /- According to Kulbcs, last marking Lake Mar) on all the Toda y- . ..........7A A 39-'.. reported in satisfactory condition. According to deputies Jackson alleged!) shut the Pail v,ith a .32 caliber handgun at h been Presley's apartment. The incident occurred charged with two counts of attempted murder about 8:30 p.m. 'niursday. in connection with the shooting of his wife and tier alleged lover, according to Seminole Deputies sit)- Jackson was angered by the County Deputies. alleged affair between Ws wife and Presley. Jack Jackson, :11J, of 1901 W. l6th St., Sanis being held without bond it the JaThe Jacks-oils have two children, a ck Jackson Jr age 10, and a daughter, 16 ' in Sanford. ;as Jackson had been eniplo)cd f or the past scheduled for his initial appearance y. seven ycars at the Mark Construction Co. in b Del 1110 I cV!ton, 17, same address and Winter [lark. lie held the supervisory position 4 ul 1114 E. Il St., Sanford, of concrete supervisor when he was arrested. Mayor Walter Sorenson said residential areas would receive he wants to establish such a extensions policy. He said extensions of the . The l made no decision city water system could be,paid those on the Policy, instead deciding for, exclusively, by residents living idong the new to further study die issue. extension. They could also be Councibnan Put Southward - praisal and pay property tax on Crossiord .................6* Sports .....................5* paid for, he said, by city tax- was not at the meeting. Kulbes the land as If it were still EtfJtorial ..................4* Television .... .... ... Leisure payers as a whole. The third said she was on vacation in vacant. I)earAbby ;* Weather .............2* possibilftyis that the extensions Mexico. . -. ,' '2 s p a s in s, muscle I ?U RSE I XES . • • doctor at the Orlando Naval Hospital, she was told he would have to Un- rapid, slurred speech Acute symptoms include of property could be appraised at the beginning of the year as a vacant lot, that a pemn could then build and Aroud Ite Clock ...........4A Horoscope ................6A occupy a home on that lot Bridge .......... ...........6A Hospital ............. ...... 3A anytime before the next ap- comics ................. ....6A Do-it-yourself Feeling. Closed Sunday - of cases reported, Val Robbins of the division of a HOURS: 7:30 - 6:00 Monday thru Saturday VISA' I OY SANFORD r ' Saying he would support a allowing anyone to put up a new year's share of thie power traffic ticket.s they write inside CIAFF NEI-SON property tax increase "only as building. company's revenue was $37,752. the' city. fie said clearly Nelson and City Manager lie said the city received only zndrking the roads might, ...alternatives a lad resort," Councilman Cliff Nelson suggested alternatives. Phil Kulbes questioned the $2,218 from the telephone therefore, bring die city more He gave no figures as to the city's franchise agreements company. Kulbes said he inone.v in traffic fines. be financed by some comnue which might with Bell Telephone and believes both figures are too JflOIiflt bination of taxpayers and The t'tiwicil also discussed hth suggestions, Florida Power Corporation low and the agreement should the residents living along the new establistumient of a policy to water line explaining that they were only Kulbes said the agreement calls amended, if possible, to raise detennine where to extend city for the power company to pay the city's percentage. ideas. Sorenson also wants a poliev utilities and how to pay itir aid the was not those extensions. Collecting all the property tax lih defiWng the order 41 wWch money It was due. He noted that Lin. Ft ........... ....... PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 5 - i' '-, r I Prices quoted In this ad are based on Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. has not since been located. When she took her son to a without raising property taxes. might charge $100 before ...2.79 S . collecting the tax as soon as a Mary residents. The telephone clearly on all roads which enter :...The Lake Mary City Council house is occupied. fie also company, fie said, pays the LitY tile city. fie said fie thought the on Thursday night explored suggested a possible tax on new one percent of the gross Seminole County Sheriff's PbWble methods of obtaining construction within the city. As revenue it collects in Lake Department and the Florida additional revenue for the city an example, he said, the city Mar) Iligliwu) Patrol might not be - customers picking-up merchandise at our store Delivery is available for a small charge. 0 wo Lake Mar Seeks Ways : To AV01*d Tax Rate H ke % ' said, the cat escaped and an ordeal similar to Joe's, according to count) health department officials That's the average number " - Two-part die cost handle dosigned for cutting each year in die Lounty. Stateside, there were 100 she said. After 10 days, when the So W Count), will have to endure 1, but we can't gamble," 12" on center, easy to work shelving will 518" x 4'x Show ......16.49 accept point or stain. 8' through 16 lengths. lengths, rare, Robbimis said, there are about one or to confirmed rabies cases me - SPRUCE/PINE and Sattse has grooves that are 1/4" deep, 1 )4 "wide and spiced could finish." Each year about five or six persons in Seminole the disease was mented min, point or dew easier. Brushed Tixiurs R.v.rsi Board tank drainfield systems. Lightwsigtn, yet deperxiai,iy strong. Re sists acids and alkalis, will not cor- ...8.99 faces or property prepared wood or metal. Flat finish. 2-gallons In a reusable plastic poll. e ___________ Brilliant u Piece..... 1.67 .31.95 the animal nipped miii Ofl the chin. Joe's mother, rabid, but we couldn't take a chance-the disease is just too horrendous. 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'it as bad,' Mrs Townsend said, "It hurts Joey so much lie passed her home, hoping to have the animal examined later • 112"x4'x8'(4ply) F l} ItA\S Page 2A 0, Joe Townsend, knows *n. He also knows he will have to ilve with It for the next two weeks unless the small cat who bit him June 17 can be found The Altamonte Springs youth was playing with the Joan Townsend, located the cat, she said, and took 2 Square ~L M4yerhaeue it 2.99 Colors(gallon) Bundle --'-- FII*IQIMNIy -GiidA up with soap and Water. Whit. (gallon) r1 L. 3-Tab FIBERGLASS Manatee CLOSET COMBINATION Formulated for use onwalisurfacesof masonry, plaster or ,,• wii homemorecomforteblewhiieyousavemoney on heating and cooling costs. : ROOFUIO ASPHALT 13.91 t _y Sealed down by the sun ainst OWEN$/COIM$ ' This easyto-lnstall insulation wifl make your 71 3-Tab No. 235 • • . I instott said the directi ve affected onl veterans 10 0 Rabies vention 0 A In 20 Year Warranty Each son. i White and Colors. 93 Thetnemnoread: "Duetothehimitedstaffand(uielarge unowt of prescription m1ulouts outside the Orlando aluminum 24 long frame with Self-Soaling 112" *4' *8'(3 ply) Al Unsc'ott, assistant clinic director, said when the directive was issued that he was aware it would "create Inu)fleflicflec for some veterans. lInt I iflst'ott 5,11(1 tue clinic was understaffed and did not have the time to prepare, package and mail the prescriptions. lie said his staff could dispense the medication in about half the' twit if the disabl ed ikr.ins would come to the hint in per ... three break-resistant, shock-proof, adjustable vial holders. 100% -.w. II , -• Lightweight, strong and durable Square 1.32 10' FIBERGLASS INSULATION ' May be painted over without stain- PERMA.EiLT Interior Latex WALL PAINT b 4, I ;Nkiffl stsel mirror frame and ior to April of this year, Yokely and other veterans in south Seminole count) were able to receive their medication through the mail from the VA Outpatient Clinic in Orlando. However, when Yokely went to the mailbox to pick up his April medication, he found a memo from C W Silt erblatt, chief of the outpatient clinic disrupted to those living further than 10 miles, tic said. linscott also said veterans who were too disabled to inake I 10-mile trip still could receive mailing service. liut Yokely said fie didn't quahfN for special conation, even at 90 percent disabiht~. ll()V much worse can you get," he said. Yokel said the 10-mile journey from ts home resulted iii a full d i s effort. The drive to and from the clinic in triffic took 40 mmimutes each av, he said. Once arriving at said lie waited in lines for up to three hours before getting his medication . 5.11 fit, is not reimbursed for his travel ex\ 0k C. I said a dLc== Im fefi NITIC0441 cracks against cooling or heating Agency Approved miles or closer to the clinic. Mailing services were not Orlando inetroptAitan area will be discontinued. You will be required to pick up your refills in the future. Exceptionstothis rule will require writtenauthorizatiwi b' attending physician." - K 390' Ell Recessed with 16" ' I S I I metropolitan area, mailout service to patients within the TOKYO (UP!) Plagued by tions." The compromise agreement part of the compromise, the 'Flie swiuziit leaders thus price hike. Carter called the ilighet- oil prices auth oil str teg y to att a ckthese pro skyrocketing oil prices, the Carter then flew to South forged over hours and hours U nited States, Japan and thrust (town the gauntlet to tile united front against tile OPEc shortage have reduced the ienis. 'rhe ,lost urgent tasks, world's seven industrial giants Korea to discuss American that left Carter and the leaders Can ada accepted the controls 13 nations that comprise the nations "significant unprece. room for I uver iii ecouiit- ale to ru nec oi consw p i n today challenged OPEC with a troop withdrawals and the of West Germany, Italy, through 1985 - instead of 1980 Organization of Petroleum Ex- dented ... historic." Imlicy inal I our countries. They aII( to visten t ie (eve opment historic agreement to curb use delicate issue of human rights France, Japan, Britain and as the) had sought porting Countries.Meeting in In it joint communique issued will make inflation imitI of other uierg sources of imported crude over the next After landing in Seoul, he went Canada exhausted -appeared Carter sa*tl one European Geneva. tile cartel Thursday after the final session, tile seven curtail gromli, in Ix)tli ttie inClearIv the intent was to erect seven years by helicopter to Camp Case), a a victory for the United States nation, which he did not iden voted to raise prices b 24 leaders said a united front against OPEC dustrial 1iuid developing coun "The results of the economic U.S. military base, and SaturThe European nations, iiiost tify, battled the U.S. propossl percent. New challenges have tries. The ,iumiil developing And Carter told reporters that summit were superb," Presi- day lie will go to Korean- reluctantly, dropped their vig- for specific quotas for each One by one, each leaderat the arisen. Inflation, which was countries are aniong the tile cartel's price increase had dent Carter exulted. "They manned base 10 miles front the orous opposition to the country- country right up to the end, news conference following the subsiding in most countries, is biggest sufferers. equaled our highest expecta- demilitarized zone. . On OC wall s. COX PLYWOOD SHEATHING Again Edward Vokely, 67 of 610 N. Winter Park Road, cor C . - 59C Prescriptions op, destroying insects and rot. Each Mail Casselberry, is listed as 90 percent disabled as I result of war wounds suffered while serving with tile Anny in 1943. tic is afflicted with heart and nervous -disorders and maintains fie cannot survive without the medication lie receives monthly. __1 eal Will Carter Calls Results Superb' Chemically treat- Id Ruling, i ed to resist wood weight, super high impact styrene P1121 -SP-S 'I No. 669XC. lx2x8 Pressure Treated PINE CABINET BOC 94W Grid Cross Tee -4' LOCI s$tsI Each Save money on your fuel bilisI Save Stainu Framed BATH ERCH - C V, A J I "U ANDIS I E GRID HARDWARE oversteppeditsboundsinthehaltingofniailingservices, the officials swd •., Easy-to-install securi17 viewer fits all doors upto2" thick. No.100-36D. and DAMAGED L0 One way viewing lets you energy In your home by caulking all slon cord. Elimi Saturday, June 30 Sanford Scotty's Store Onlyl UP TO 75 % SAVINGS ON DISCONUM04D DOOR VIEWER CAULKING COMPOUND Newly holds to 150 feet of exten0 99 k\frU EZ CORD CONTROL Angle caller lie without being g seen - L 4* frolli............ ... 59C 29 ___________ W de 0 Prefinished 5/32" x Single Control W0$h8FI63$ 4'X 8' sheets with simulated woodSINK FAUCET grain finish printed on a wood fiberboard backing. Rockwell washerless faucet with aerator has a full 5-year warranty for "DripSheet Free" performance. No. 07229. I 6 ill Rockwell ISterfing ic Jill A if ___________ _____ Reg. ftice (each).......19.99 1799 cR*,xgn1&Pac'f Price (Sheed ......... 3.39 Fast drying, odorless. When dry has tough washable, soap resistant finish. Easy to apply with brush or roller. WhiteColors . roll. No. CP6. WALL PANELING MOBILE IATEX WALL PAINT Reg. Price Each weather, A Veterans Administration cost-cutting measure forcing some south Seminole disabled veterans to drive 10 miles to receive metlication has been ordered halted and those veterans affected may again receive their medication by mail. The policy as changed after one Casseiberr) veteran who Is 90 percent disabled sent copies of a May 4 Evening Herald article to the offices nf U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles, Congressman Bill Nelson and other elected officials. The officials checked into the matter and found the VA had 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 P.M. general industrial household and light g ,,pa I• painting use #0 3/4 /4 x 60 yard 39 19 o Herald Staff Writer Open Thursday July 5 masking tape for / By GEOFFREY POUNDS CLOSED JULY 4 An all purpose crepe ELECTRO. easy-towinstall magnetic catches for quiet, positive closing of ca Inet doors No PB-298 plain UdCI carpet -- MASKING TAPE Use SYNTHETIC TURF J Reverses ___________ ____________ Evening Herald-( USPS 48.280)-Price 15 Cents as "It's a shame," Ptulip Jorgensen, vice president of Mark Construction Co, said today. 'I still can't believe it. He has been one upper body area Th ursday night in an apartment north of Longwood. The vktuns were transported to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Sanford, where they underwent surgery Wuncoliately following their arrival. A hospital bWkesman said today Mrs. Jackson is listed in fair condition with a bullet Pr" , ey was employed with the Mark Construction Co. off arid on from 1973 to 1977, ;I spokesnian for tile firm said. Ile worked as wound in her leg and abdomen. Presley was a concrete laborer. of tile bes- t workers we have had." '/ - 0 1 -.- • - - - S 0 - --_._, - .'..- - - ._ - - _ - - 0 0 - p - - - * 04, a - a S - * - '* - - 0 - . .- -•- -,.-.-...---. - • -.-.. ._ 0 - - - a-.- -.---- - ----s- - ..... - -. - - - ,, - _ . 0 - , -. • ,- s... -, • - - O --- 0 - ________ ------------------------ - - �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 29, 1979 Fern Park Pharmacy Robbed... Again i WORLD A pharmacy in Fern Park became the target of yet another Thursday afternoon, making four times in the past nine months, according to Seminole County deputies. William C. Anschuetz, owner of Dollar Prescription Drug Center on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, told deputies a man in his early 20s entered his pharmacy about 4:06 p.m. Thursday. The man who wore no mimask and stood about 5 foot eight Inches walked over to Anschuetz and pointed a blue steel revolver in his face, the owner said. lie demanded Anschuetz hand over his wallet and all the Class A narcotics he had, Anschuetz told deputies. But Anschuetz said he didn't carry Class A narcotics in the pharmacy and the drug had to be ordered 48 hours in advance. Anschuetz did hand over his wallet, which contained an undetermined amount of cash, deputies say. Class A narcotics is the most strictly regulated narcotic category of the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Food and Drug Administration. Drugs in the category are considered to be the most likely to cause physical and psychological addiction. Heroin, for instance, falls in this category. Nothing cisc from the pharmacy was taken. The young robber than ran outside and hopped on the back of a motorcycle driven by another young male, deputies say. 'lime pair was last seen traveling north on state road 600. Anschuetz's pharmacy was robbed on June 5 when two men, one dressed as a female in a red jumpsuit robbed Anschuetz at gunpoint and made off with an undetermined amount of narcotics and cash. The pharmacy also was robbed in 1978. DeL A.J. Sanches, who s Investigating this latest robbery, said depities have apprehended a suspect for one robbery that occurred in October. A female was convicted for a second robbery at the pharmacy in December, 1978. VAN TAKEN A $10,500 Dodge Maxi-van was reported stolen early Wednesday morning from a parking place in the 800 block of Sanford Ave. The vehicle is owned by Edward L. Hendricks of 121 Harrogate Court, Longwood Sanford police say. IN BRIEF Gunners Shell Palestinian Positions For 2nd Day BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) Israeli and Christian rightist gunners today shelled Palestinian positions in south Lebanon for the second straight day amid escalatng tensions between Syria and Israel. Leftist sources reported from the southeast that shells rained down at the rate of "seven a minute" on the guerrilla-controlled towns of Sohmor, Yohmor, Qelia, Rihane, Kawkaba, Nabatiyeh and Hasbaya. The intensity of the shelling, which began Thursday and continued until early today, made it difficult to determine casualty figures with any precision, the sources said. But it was feared the toll was heavy. Israel incendiary shells started a number of fires in olive groves, fields and orchards. The Israelis used heavy 155mm and 175mm artillery, the sources said. Pressure On Somoza Eases MANAGUA, Nicaragua UPI)- President Anastasio Somoza's national guard has reoccupied eastern Managua, rounding up suspected Sandinista sympathizers and knocking down barricades abandoned by guerrillas in a retreat to the rebel-held city of Masaya. The rebel withdrawal Thursday eased the immediate military pressure on Sornoza, who later in the day vowed to "stay in power at all costs." Foreign missionaries working in the shantytown eastern Managua neighborhoods reoccupied by the guard charged government troops tortured and executed many suspected rebel sympathizers, including teenage boys as young as 14. WASHINGTON (UP!) OPEC's crude oil price hike, the latest insult to motorists already sweating out long lines to pay rising gas prices, also will have a profound effect on the unemployment lines, Government figures show Thursday's upto-$3.46 or 24 pe rcent increase by the oilproducing nations would mean an additional 800,000 unemployed Americans by the end of 1980. Administration economists calculated the latest price increases by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, combined with those made earlier this year, will have these effects on the U.S. economy: -Unemplo)llient will be increased by 250,000 by the end of 1979 and another 550,000 fil l - ve( '' i l,iLd ncreasc of 800,000. 0i rate of inflation will be 1.0 percent high er this yeaI'thdin It otherwise WOu1d'hve been, and 1.0 percent higher again in iao -About 12 cents will be added to the price of both gasoline and heating oil, If all the cost increase is Passed Ofl to t.onswners. -Growth of the Gross National Product, - - "I GUILTY PLEA A 25-year-old Sanford man who held up a tavern while his wife unsuspectingly waited outside in a car April 26 pleaded guilty in circuit court this week to six counts of robbery. Sanford police said Frank Henry Stephens of 149 Country Club Circle was arrested 13 minutes after he entered a tavern at 2092 W. First St. on the night of the robbery. Police said Stephens pulled out what appeared to be an automatic pistol and ordered the five customers and the tavern owner to give him their wallets. Police said Stephens then ran outside to a car and told his wife to get away as fast as possible with the lights off. 'Ilie car, however, traveled only a half a block before running out of gas. Stephens' wife, Daisy Mac Stephens, 33, pulled into a service station a block from the tavern. While parked at the pump, the couple was surrounded by police, who were furnished with a description of the car by the tavern owner who raced after Stephens when he fled, police said. The tavern owner had fired three shots at the fleeing car, according to police. Mrs. Stephens said she was unaware of what had transpired in the tavern and did not know why she and her husband were arrested. Charges against her later were dropped. The $60 taken by Stephens was recovered and the gun he used turned out to he a BR pistol, police said. Sentencing for Stephens will conic at a later date. He faces a possible 30 year term behind bars for his actions in the robbery. CAR TURNED Paternity Suit Is Filed By Man Against Woman CHICAGO UP!, In what nma be the first case of its kind, a man has filed a paternity suit against a woman. The man filed suit in Cook County Circuit Court in all attempt to prove he is time father of a child born to his former girlfriend, now married to another man. The mmtan who filed suit seeks visitation rights for the child. Judge Reginald J. Holzer, who is hearing the case, joined in a request by all parties that the litigants not be identified. The suit said time woman made it clear during pregnancy that her former boyfriend was the father and she often allowed him to visit the child, who is now 5 years old. The plaintiff said he continued his sexual relationship with time woman, who was therm married to another mail, for four years after time child was born. But last year time mother refused to allow the man to see the child any longer. - UPSIDEDOWN MACHINES BROKEN A Winter Park imian who monitors a series of newspaper yen- -- Finger Found In Meat -- - -• .- I - - t. wsi UI uli muuua i..___-----ser s pIUUUCCU UIIU vice by LUC - - '''-. Vetera k FLORIDA WINS, OTHERS LOSE LEESBURG, Vu. (UP!) A member of the Saudi Arabian royal funnily has paid enteain $51 million for his 2,000-acre Beacon Hill estati in the Virginia horse country. Prince Talal Bin Abdul Aziz al Saud, identified by the State Department as a prince in the royal family, bought time estate northwest of Washington, D.C., according to sales documents filed Wednesday in Loudoun County Circuit Court. The Saudi Embassy had no comment on time purchase. Godirey botiiYhgi'niai farm iii chased adjacent parcels of land through the years. The long-time radio and television host and performer put time estate on the market in 1977 for $6 million. - 'the Sunbelt stands to gain and the oldilue industrial states to lose when seats in the House of Representatives are reapportioned after the 1980 census. Map shows which states are projected to Increase or decrease their congressional representation when districts are redrawn In 1982 to reflect population shifts of the 1970s. 11 - 11(81.14 The OPEC increase, if nothing else, gave conswner advocates and the U.S. Chamber of Communerce something to agree on. The chamber called it appalling while spokesmen for two large nationwide consumner organizations seized on the event to demand time govermunent get tough with big oil companies. ... Stinmit Re'is sult Nude Rifleman Captured LOS ANGELES (UP!) Police shot and captured a nude rifleman, found hiding under the bleachers at a high school athletic field, anti charged him with shooting and seriously wounding a police officer. Two officers were sent to the home of Joe Jones Jr. to check on a report Jones was choking his mother. One of the officers, Joe Puis, 31, forced open a bedroom door, police said, and Jones shot him with a .22-caliber rifle. Jones, nude, then fled the house, police said. Police received a report that a nude man with a rifle was seen entering the Jefferson High School football field and sent officers to surround the field. Kic kbacks - WEATHER Gas Supplies Stay Tight Tornadoes Whip Miss. Valley By United Press International Dozens of tornadoes spun a web of death and destruction In the upper Mississippi Valley Thursday evening. Hail, high winds and more tornadoes hit Arkansas, Colorado and Wyoming. At least five persons were reported killed by twisters In Iowa. Most of the severe thunderstorms and tornadoes extended across central Iowa into the southern half of Minnesota. Iowa National Guard officials said five persons were killed In Manson. The National Weather Service said one person was killed in Algona, although a spokesman for Gov. Robert D. Ray said no one was killed in the town. - - - - - - - Amy Upset About Vocation ro Citizens hip Revoked - . 20 States Suing HEW ..... w - iwr - - - .. --w-.. - - - - . 1 4 _-.. - - --- - . - - ,- - - - - - __.-iA - - - - - ' 4 ------- '-I . . • -_ - -, -. - -- - - - - ---- ux,rdn •• - - . .- - .- - - : :. 1t ( ,,- 4. Mytrice Walker, time was not present when Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) workers visited, but one official said she had been warned previously she could not operate a nursery without a license. apartment tenant, V . -. ,~, ) " --~-,- " L .).'''.:' • - . ? . . , " . I , . . . . I I I . - N ~ , . A . PO . . 1 ii , m__ •' , ., - - , ,. . - - - - • - . -- - - - - - -, • 9 - -.- -- -.• no charges have been fileu. Two women were cited Wednesday for operating day care centers at their homes without licenses. 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOW COST 0 0 0 AUTO o 0 0 INSURANCE° 0 0 0 ALL DRIVERS 0 FOR 0 7 5 32 - Police were still investigatimmg time case, and • 44 This Summer - 1 0 PLOIDA ordfirRsdo0- 5 AqLV wT.-• - __ L - THE PLANS HOSPITAL NOTES Curgeen Robinson Boysie Smith Sallie Mae Williams Yevelte Dixon and baby boy Geneva Fayson and baby boy Coleen Lemon and baby boy Samuel E. Warren, Cassadago William Macy, Deltona Rilla M. Kinnaird, Geneva Grandeas Sloblom, Lake Mary Tina N. Roth, Osteen BIRTHS Robert 8 Heene Rickard a boy. Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford Lewis A. Cohen Henry Ellison Charlie S GIfl Samuel M. Litton Earl W. Ludwig Emmer Roberson SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE 28 ADMISSIONS - Sanford: Henry Ellison Luthenla T. Facey Wilieta M. Kerar Frank Knight Gertrude Leger Gerald R. Malloy Debra D. Myers Richard L. Shilliang, Deltona . . The Final Comprehensive Annual Services Program Plan (CASPP) has been published and is available for review by the public. The services program will begin on July 1. 1979. Individuals wishing to obtain information about the CASPP or Wishing to apply for any of the services offered may do so at any local office of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Public comments on the Proposed CASPP may be reviewed at the address below. Differences between the Proposed CASPP and the Final CASPP are as follows: 1. The income eligibility level for child day care services will be raised on January 1, 1980 to account for an increase in the minimum wage. To assure continued compliance with the fifty percent rule, day care vendors will be required to fill vacancies in the program with income maintenance recipients requesting child day care services. 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Your loon co.M ho opprovsd in 24 hoursandcomph$.dwithin3deys. - - - ) STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES FINAL COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL SERVICES PROGRAM PLAN JULY 1, 1979 JUNE 30, 1980 HOMEOWNERS: ADVERTISEMENT 0 2417 FRENCH AVE. 0 o SANFORD 0 oobOO000 1) - Going over plans for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Fourth of .July celebration at Ft. Mellon Park are (front left): Stan Hockey of the Lions Club, Ada Iteiley of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and .hIm Jernigan, director of Parks and Recreation in Sanford. Donations by the Lions Club and 'I"W Auxiliary helped the chamber reach its goal for the purchase of fireworks, REVIEWING INSURANC! 0 AUVEJ (iFLoRtoR- - - The raid was part of a series of investigations into unlicensed nurseries after two infants, who were staying at all illegal day care center, died last week. Five other children frommm were that home hospitalized. "The floors are dirty. Toxic materials are improperly stored on the floor where children could get at them. There's not enough food here and - % /-*~' " 8. In order to better provide for the needs of clients receiving Emergency Shelter Services for Children, the definition of this service was revised to include the arrangement for/or provision of clothing. - -- whereveryou live, * ., CALLTOLLFRE.E - 1-800-528-6050 - ,•f W sit. 431 Operotorson cloy 24hours uduy.l days oweel -- - Pan American Financial Services, Inc. 7. Due to funding limitations, equity formulae for SES Child Day Care and Aging and Adult Local Services Programs were revised. Within each county, the Final CASPP is available for public review at the County Health Unit. The plan can be reviewed at any time during the hours of operation at this location. A free copy of the Plan can be obtained at the County Health Unit or by sending your request and return address to: . licensed Mortgage Broker 1501 So.Churcb Ave.,Suiie 202 Tampa, Florida 33609 ,gee Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Title XX Planning Office 1323 Wlnewood Boulevard Tallahassu, Florida 32301 - Business Loans $1000 to $250,000 - I 18OO528.6O5O for ask or call toll free: 1800-342-0825 ext. 935 • - hIltS attorney Morton Laitner phoned his office from Ms. Walker's apartmmment to begin paperwork oil a lawsuit against the wonimanm. The children, who ranged in age frommm six months to five years, were left with 15-year-old Warren Colson in the one-bedroom apartment one HRS worker called "totally unsuitable. I - -- WASHINGTON (UP!) More than 20 dates are suing to block the Department of Health, Education and Welfare from cutting $831 million In federal welfare and Medicaid funding that could slash benefits for millions of needy Americans. HEW Undersecretary Hale Champion said Thursday the department has no choice, as a result of an amendment to this year's HEW appropriations, to proceed with the cuts. However, Champion said HEW has asked the camptroller general for a legal opinion on whether It can solve the problem by borrowing money from 1980 appropriations. - .. '_.. . . BREWTON, Ala. (UP!) A pollutant believed to be anhydrous ammonia has killed an estimated 250,000 fish along 25 miles of the Conecuh and Escambia rivers In south Alabama and northwest Florida. James .Warr, director of the Alabama Water Improvement Commission, said Thursday a toxic substance was discharged near Brewton, but he refused to identify the source of the contamination because of possible litigation. AWIC officials traced the pollutant to Murder Creek, a tributary of the Conecuh River in Escambia County. - - -, 250,000 Fish Killed - - - . - - - ??rV ' -, Summa ry0f S ill Iyi It o I - -- - - * - .: Saudis Buy Godfrey Estate Diggs C Too vi- - Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, fl-Ohio, who campaigned to put the profile of the 19th-century suffrage worker on time new dollar, hopes millions of Americans will use the coins and get a history lesson each time. "It will make all of our children and all individuals very aware of time role that women have played in history, and she in particular," Ms. Oakar said. "We don't want it to become a collectors' item. We want it to be used by time American people." there's virtually no proper bedding for this many kids," said hiltS sanitariamm Maurice J. Flemings. Time children were taken to Miami's Youth Hall or placed in foster homies until their parents could be reached. No records of identities of time children or parents' addresses were found. State MIAMI (UP!) health officials investigating unlicensed nurseries discovered 30 children cramped in U roach-Infested tenement apartment Thursday and began legal proceedings against the operator. - WASHINGTON f UPI) The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says 11 nuclear power plants were built with piping systems that apparently are not resistant to earthquakes. The NRC said Thursday the piping systems were not built to design specifications. On March 13 the commission shut down several nuclear plants in the East In order to determine whether piping stress codes used in their design provided adequate resistance against earthquakes. Among the plants is one in Florida, St. Lucie Unit 1. WASHINGTON (UP!) At banks and in their change beginning Monday, Americans will receive, elevenfaceted coins worth $1 and bearing the likeness of Susan B. Anthony, time only real-life woman ever depicted on U.S. currency. .. He Crackdown On Nurseries Anthony Coins Due Monday (ContluTued From Page IA) have a historic meaning for encourage others to emulate in large part influenced the most of the people on earth. We the decision we have made. other six swumit nations to are In trouble as we approach "We have decided to act as accept the U.S. viewpoint, increasing shortages of energy individual nations and also as a Carter said the agreement and rapidly Increasing prices group of nations" to try to solve means the United States will for energy. the problem with "minimal maintain an Import level of 8.5 "So," he said, "we have adverse effects." million barrels a day through decided individually and collec- Carter also said each nation 1985. France, Britain and Italy tively not to despair but to take agreed to use Its full resources will assign their individual action which will be meaningful "in the development of alterna(Continued From Page 1A quotas this fall at the European and which might very well tive sources of energy." penses, estimated at $10 a trip, lie said: "It might not community's next meeting In seenm like much to some, but that Is food money and Dublin. budgets are tight when you're on a fixed income." The seven leaders agreed to Numerous appeals were fruitless, Yokely said, so he Ancient Wall Ruins Found hold next year's meeting the began writing to Chiles, Nelson and several other officials sixth In this series of summits serving on senate or house veterans committees. Included WASH' "TON (UPI) in Venice, Italy. attorney, the veteran congress- appealing. Diggs was overROME (UP!)- Telephone workers breaking ground rotin his letters was a May 4 article In the Evening Herald Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., DIn addition to the energy mail, senior black member of whelmingly re-elected shortly a new cable system have stumbled onto ruins of a 2,400reporting his plight. Mich., today confessed to the accord, the leaders adopted a the House, said lie violated after that. year-old Roman wall and a temple to the mysterious As a result of his requests for aid Congressman Nelson House Ethic Committee that he statement against air piracy house rules by providing salary Egyptian god Serapis, city officials said today. and Senator Chiles contacted VA director Max Cleland took more than $40,000 in kickOne committee member said and agreed to significantly Increases to five employees The discovery near the city's Quirinale Palace was and the matter was investigated. The investigation backs from staff employees. He during the mnid-1970s to cover a censure of Diggs would be the broaden their commitment to announced by the Pontifical Academy of Archeology determined that under VA guidelines, the mailing of agreed to accept censure by the payments they had made to second censure voted by the help boat people driven from which has been examining the layered ruins. medicine could not be discontinued. House against one of its Vietnam find refuge. House and make full restitution meet his personal expenses. Academy members said the discovery was of special A directive was sent May 31 from Joseph M. DePietro, to the government. Carter said the summit Final acceptance of the Diggs members in this century. Importance because it included three Important periods In medical director with the Veterans Administration In "nmiight be proven in history to Time committee promptly offer is up to time full house. It Roman history. Tampa. The directive instructed officials at the Orlando Diggs said in his letter he voted 11-0 to accept the was not immediately learned .. Outpatient Clinic to return to the practice of sending knowingly" Increased the proposal presented to time when the proposal will be medicine through the mail. salary of his office manager, committee in a formal letter in presented to tile house. Jean Stultz, Neither Silverblutt nor Llnscott could be reached for fit order for her to which Diggs said lie wished to Diggs continent today. was convicted last use the money to pay personal make the deal rather than go October in federal court on 29 through a "protracted and counts of mail fraud and sub- expenses totaling $11,646.64. costly" hearing before the mitting false pay vouchers. He Diggs said he did not intend to TOKYO (UP!) A summary Europeamm Economic Corn- accepted in the International comnzmmittee. received a three-year prison violate house rules in dealings of the Joint declaration by the munity agreed last week in Energy Agency and will mainIn a letter read by Diggs' sentence, which he Is now with the other four employees, seven chief executives Issued at Strasbourg, France, to hold tain their imports in 1980 at a the completion of the Tokyo Imports at 1978 levels through level not higher than 1979. summit: .1 9 a.m. readings: 1cm. SATURDAY TIDES 1965. The four European powers -Canada also agreed to perature, 79; overnight lows, -The United States agreed to at the Tokyo summit Britain, reduce Its annual average rate Daytona Beach: high 12:47 70; yesterday's high, 91; a.m., lo 1:22 a.m., 6:35 p.m. United Press International freeze Its oil imports at 1977 West Germany, France and of growth of oil consumption to majority of the open stations federal officials, .. barometric pressure, 30.05; levels, about 8.5 million barrels Italy agreed to recommend 1 percent, reducing oil Imports Them- will be, gas available will be operating wider the oddPort Canavera: high, 12:39 In Washington, Alfred Kahn. a day, for the remainder of 19M to fellow Common Market by 50,000 barrels a day by 1905 relative humidity, 88 percent; s.mn.; low 1:13 a.m,, 1:26 p.m. this weekend for motorists in even systenmi. President Carter's chief infla- and 1980. It also adopted the nations that each winds, NE at 7 mph. co Baypod: high, 6:10 a.m.,5:38 the Northeast but not much. Supplies were reported tight lion fighter, told Congress goal of holding Imports to that imports be specified. untry's to 600,000 barrels. Forecast: Party cloudy p.m.; lost 12:03 a.m. Many stations From Maine in other parts of the country, Thursday the government level through 1985. -Japan adopted as a 1985 through Saturday with a chance -Canada and Japan will hold target 6.3 barrels to 8.9 million through northern Virginia will but mod gas dealers called off should again consider a gasoof thundersboter,. Highs near The mmine • me in ber imports to the levels they have barrels a day. BOATING FORECAST be closed and gas supplies are threatened shutdowns and de- line rationing program. 10. Lows tonight In the low to St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet expected to reumain critically cided to take their demands for mid 7k. Winds variable around out 50 miles Winds northeast low, at least through July 4. A higher profits to state and In New York City, where gas 10 mph. Rain probability already is selling for as much to east 10 to is itnota th ugh percent today, 20 percent Saturday. Seas 2 to 4 feet. as $1.60 a gallon, Mayor tonight and 50 percent Satin. Winds and seas higher near Edward Koch enlisted police to KYOTO, Japan (UP!) day. enforce Coy. Hugh Carey's Rosalynn Carter understands increases by the oil-producing again to us that we're going to scattered thunderstorms, countries, have to conserve and not be so .1L'W IiDI L'AIt' directive that lnro .fntinn t-__ i%Zd%i ily ii.rij nusuanu is rinnig A order 'Thursday, reversing an Asked if she tias disappointed dependent on the OPEC coufr stuyope'm this weekend. federal appeals court has or- opinion of U.S. District Judge home to deal with the energy their four-day Hawaiian tries for our fuel. I just think We "If Governor (Hugh) Carey crisis, But daughter dered the citize nship of Feodor No rman C. Roettger Jr. Amy holiday was scrapped, her reply need to go and see if wan the re's ts me to stay open S unda y, Fedorenko revoked because of clearly Is disappointed that was drowned out by Amy's loud FCdOrmkO could t.'hallenge anything Jimmy can do abot let him come down and pump his wartime deeds as a Nazi their Hawaiian vacation Is off, "yes." It." ing by asking the 5th the r ul the gas," said astationow ne r in concentration camp guard and "He (Carter) is very con"That'savery good answer," Ids secrecy about theni in up- Circuit for a rehearing- by the a suburban Long Island corn- cerneti about the situation," Mrs. Carter said, Heavy rain this morning In laughing. smile three-judge panel, or a immunity. plying for entry to the United Mrs. Carter told reporters In "But I understand why we have Kyoto forced the two to rehearing before the full court. The Automobile Club of New Kyoto today where she was States. to go home, The case also could ultimately York predicted up to 80 percent abandon their scheduled visit to sIghtseeing. "1 think everyboThe 5th U.S. Circuit Court of be brought before the Supreme of the state's stations would "It seems to me a very bad the Kyoto Imperial Palace and be dy's distressed about it," she Appeals Appeals Issued the revocation Court. situation, particularly for our the famous Zen rnrk court. dn,wI C,.n,lut' of said, referring to the price people at home, emphasizing the Ryoenji Temple. ... .vho steal thousands of dollars worth of television sets, ypewriters and cassette tape players, school officials say. But time officials have grown tired of paying time replacement bills and are formulating strategy to halt these property losses. What new steps %% ill be taken has not yet been determined, time) indicate. "We lose about $20,000 to $25,000 in vandalism and stolen property costs ever)' two years," says hiugim Carlton, director of auxilary services for Seminole County schools. The school district only recovers about five percent of its stolen property. Time incident of break-ins in Seminole Count) public schools has remained about the same over recent years, Carlton adds. As requested by time Seminole County School Board, Carlton presented time board Wednesday with an inventory list iii' coinpiled of all time missing and stolen items from Seminole County public schools over time past two years. Carlton, who made the presentation at time regular board meeting, says time three schools hit hardest by burglars are Seminole, Oviedo and Lyman high schools. In contrast, other - - - IPIISOYI. nati('II, !-'trthrtd by 1.0 year and another 1.0 percent in 1980 below what It would have been. The GNP at the end of 1980 still be 2 percent less than it would have been. Admmiinistration officials said about onethird of all these effects are attributable to OPEC price increases announced Thursday. The rest collies from increases since Herald Staff Writer Seminole County public schools fall prey each year to burglars Quakes Imperil Nuke Sites? - department, ttme'mm lime priimcipal, assistant principal and then again the sheriff's department. Then the phone acutomatically resets itself and is ready to be activated again, Carlton says. High schools are the victims of a breakin more frequently than middle schools or elementary schools, Carlton says. Equipment tends to grow inure expensive in proportion to the higher the education level, lie adds. "In the high schools, you have all kinds of shop programs, electronic equipment, radios and so on. You have much more sophisticated equipment than you do in the lower grades." Superintendent of Schools William Layer said Wednesday the amount of property stolen is 'snmmall" compared to the school district's overall inventory. lie also commented oil the contrast in break-ins between the schools. like Brantley High School got hit three times in time past two years but fled Bug Elementary School didn't lose anything," Ltyer said. "But three years ago, a truck backed in there i the elementary school and unloaded the school." Noting the school district could have better control, Layer attributed "a lot of luck" to those schools that experienced small propert) losses. schools such as Sterling Park Elementary School and Tuskawilla Middle School have suffered no property loss in the past two years, lie says. School officials asked for the inventory to pinpoint those factors that seem to deter burglary and vandalism, Carlton says. Ile said he included vandalism in the $20,000 to $25,000 figure because burglars normally commit some act of vandalism to gain entry to a particular school building. Members of time school board will try to determine whether a school with a principal year around, or one with night janitorial services, has any effect on the number of vandalism and burglar)' incidents, Carlton explains. "As time 11th largest county in Florida, populatlonmwise, Seminole County imas less than half the vandalism of most other counties," Carlton says. 'We attribute this to the night custodial employees and time lights." Another major help is a sophisticated burglar alarnmm system that's been installed at various schools throughout the county, Carlton says. Some of time alarms are set off by sound, opening certain doors or walking in a light beam, he says. Once the alarm has been activated, a telephone has been programmed to call in a tape recorded message to the sheriff's By SHARON CARRASCO A Sanford man had a sobering experience Thursday morn in g when he found his car had been t ur ned u pside down near a Longwood dr in king establishment, acco rdi ng to Seminole Co unty de puties. William A. Wall, 24, of 1217W. Second St., Sanford, told deputies he parked his car at 9:30 at the Join t In The Woods, off 17-92, Longwood. When he left the dr in king establishment fo ur hours later, he found his 1977 Datson 200 SX had been turned upside down, deputies say. Wall told deputies he had left on the emergency brake of his car and couldn't think of anyone who wo uld pul l such a prank. Damage to Wall's car was estimated between $2,000 and $2,500. STERING SILVER TAKEN Several pi eces of a st erl in g silver tea set val ued at $2,820 were taken sometime between J un e 21 and J un e 23 from a south Se minole County home, according to Seminole County deputies. Patricia Williamson, 44, of 236 Flame Ave., near Maitland, told deputies the prope rt y disappeared during the two-day pe riod she was out of town. She had left her two sons in charge of the household dur ing her absence, deputies say. Mrs. Williamson told deputies she noticed the items missing while she was cleaning ho use. In addition to the five-piece silver set, she said, she is missing a silver butter warmer and candle snuffer. - December. The estimates assume an average OPEC price of $20 per barrel of crude oil. If differentials push that price higher, the effects will begreater. Mired Kahn, President Carter's chief inflation fighter, told Congress the government should consider imposing güsoline rationing. 1 feel that when the American people get mad enough about having to wait in line they will be prepared to go to some system that directly limits consumption," Kahn testilled on the rationing issue. He carefully qualified his remarks by saying rationing was "one legitimate solution" and that he wasn't necessarily making a formal recommendation to Vie president. But pressed by congressmen as to his own opinion, he said, "My view is that we really ought to consider rationing." The big problem with it, he said, is that no one can agree on an equitable rationing plan. An administration proposal for stand-by rationinim aullmritv iIiM in Cnnorpq for thnt - UA1Bi, )ntarr?. m-1, qme'1wmu1v iai,m,i',ng, grocery store for selling them a package of ground veal con ta ining part of a human finger. Their lawyer said all four- members of the family, whose names were not disclosed, were so upset by the incident that they could not eat gro und meat for six months last year-"all they ate was steak." The father had just beuun to cut the meat his wife had prepared in tomato sauce, when tie saw the end of a finger from time first knuckle to the tip, Including the finger. nail-protrudi ng from the meat. The firm that processed the meat admitt ed there had been all accident in its plant but said it had not known an employee had lost part of a f inger. __________________________________________________________________ Board Eyes Ways To Cut Crime Costs IN BRIEF Ernie Sekunna, 40, monitors the Wall Street Journal and the Miami Her al d news rac ks in front of the Publix Store, Sambos and other locations in town, police sa id. Since April, po lice said, the newspaper machines he monitors have been broken into, vandalized and stripped of their co ntents, po lice said. Sekunna re po rt ed he has suffered losses of up to $200 some weeks, po lice said. He believes the acts of vandalism may be a deli be rate attempt to force him out of business, police said. No motive or s uspe cts have been indicated In police reports. Will Cos t U. S. Jobs TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!)- Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan is recovering front an operation for cancer and doctors say they are satisfied they checked the disease before it spread. Dayan underwent surgery Sunday after earlier tests Indicated the possibility of cancer, said Dr. Boleslaw Goldman of the Sheba Medical center. Surgery and subsequent tests revealed a "localized malignant growth" in the large intestine. It was removed and l nearby organs, including the liver and stomach, were examined and and found "clean." - Action Reports * Fires * Courts * Police Beat OPEC's Price Hike Dayans Cancer Removed -- NATION ding machines in Sa nford has told police he believes there is an organ ized effo rt to r un him out of business. robbery Friday, June 29,1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. At Seminole Schools --. .• - - - -. - -. - •.•-.- - .- i '* -.', - "'.,&.&,.-%- -- P0 39099 -- - " '•: ' ':..-: I',------- ' - �VIA Evening Herald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, June 29, 1979-.4A Word spreads quickly in a small, tightly-knit community such as Geneva. When the news of "Mamma Pearl's" death Tuesday spread from person to person a sense of loss gripped the community... A member of a pioneer family in the ChuluotaGeneva area, Mrs. Pearl Kilbee Yarborough was known affectionately by one and all as "Mamma Pearl" which she's been called most of her life. 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director F. Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, *20.60; Year, $40.00. .•' • '" _________ ,. Pearl was only 10 years old when her mother died and being the eldest of four children it became her to care for her yo unger sist er and two brothers and help keep house. The children dubbed her "Mamma Pearl" since she was like a mother to Te h Tne Cioc Managua Murder0: them. Although she recently celebrated her 85th birthday with a party at the First United Methodist Church of Geneva, she was still very active and as she had been all of her life was known for her many good works in the community. It was said of her that whenever there was a death or illness in a family, "Mamma Pearl" always was there with delicious culinary concoctions and an encouraging word to offer r help. "Mamma Pearl" was active ln her church and community organizations. She sang in the church choir and was in her place there just two days before she died. The killer was a uniformed member of President Anastasio Somoza's National Guard. The killing followed several days of antiAmerican propaganda broadcasts on Somoza's state radio station. It was first described by the government radio announcers as an accident. It was no accident. It was murder, in cold blood, This crime against an American citizen makes it more difficult for Somoza to convince th e American people th at he deserves our support because he is anti-Communist. There is a danger that Cuban-type Communists will dominate the Sandinista guerrilla movement. The longer the fighting goes on, the greater the danger. There is a danger that Fidel Castro will actively intervene in th e fighting. He might even send troops. le I a I ., ..' , ama in Rhetoric D g i.. 1PEQJ.. g ... :1'.... '. flO -.: " .."l, .1 %, .1.... ,1~ I.. WASHINGTON (NEA)- In this political city; reasoned debate and criticism have a way of degenerating into posturing and demagoguery. Such may be the case with Sen. Henry M. Jackson's recent accusation that President carter has engaged in a policy of appeasement toward the Soviet Union. gas On DEAD END I - ____ .: ( .,. _____ _____ TL'.:. ________ Our leadership will be stronger if we exercie restraint when tempted to indulge in gunboat diplomacy, The Organization of American States has been Jackson may try to soften the impact of his meeting in Washington to consider the Nicaraguan situation. We asked the OAS to take action as a group of interested neighbor nations to bring about a cease-fire and a complete cutoff of arms shipments to both sides. This kind of group action is lwtter than any unilateral action by the United States. But it appears that there can be flO stable political solution in Nicaragua unless Somoza resigns and leaves the 'country. A free election, monitored by neutral observers, could then be held to choose a new government, r'tire bloody fighting that is now cccurring, Somoza has apparently lost the ability to govern without bloodshed. The country is close to anarchy. That is .- a situation that invites a Communist takeover. ______________________________________ _____ V/ASH ING TON WORLD S LT, (arter, '[he Se iiate A By IIELEN THOMAS attack but he has raised one of the most highly UPI White house Reporter charged terms in the lexicon of international politics, a condemnation made Infamous by WASHINGTON (UP!) When President British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's Carter returns from his Asian trip, the battle for yielding of Czechoslovakia to Hitler's Germany ratification of the Strategic Arms Limitation In 1938. Treaty will begin in earnest. it refer Hearings get under wu3 an inc po1iticaI cbnceidTtsTht' the sacrifice of pm. Relations Committee July 9, a few days after clp'Ies" and "giving in to the demands of a hostile Carter gets back to the White House. No one in power In an attempt to keep the peace." the White House believes the task will be easy. The arms control pact which Carter jointly Jackson's harsh language might be justified if the strategic arms control agreement (SALT II) signed with Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev represented an abdication of U.S. military at the Vienna summit took seven years to strength. While there may be legitim ate negotiate. It will take months of debate before the Senate In late questions on some terms, the treaty is hardly a the expected showdown vote inj*._.-____"--_. 'm:rurreiiuer. In a strategy to win the necessary two-thirds For example, Jackson said the agreement Union to have more strategic Senate vote, the administration forces are permits the Soviet urging senators who are on the fence to remain weapons than the United States. The treat, in fact, imposes a ceiling on the there and to hear all the arguments before they number of launchers 2,250 in two years, fewer take a stand. Press secretary Judy Powell said, "We're than the current Soviet total and more than the trying to encourage people not to get committed U. S. arsenal. to amendments while the hearings are under And Paul Nitze, a Jackson confidant and way ... to listen thoroughly to the testimony pro . treaty opponent, has calculated that under the con and not to make precipitous agreement the United States probably will and juinents." continue to have several thousand more The opponents of the accord are seeking to warheads on those launchers than the Soviets, amend it and to send it back to be renegotiated. Jackson and Nitze say the Soviets have more ., Our position is that any substantive amendpowerful bombs, but the truth is that each side can decimate the other with a small share of its ments to the treaty are extremely dangerous, and tantamount to rejecting the treaty entirely," weapons. Powell said. Jackson's hard line does not extend only to "Killer amendments" is how some of the SALT!!. Carter and many members of Congress reservations have been labeled. Few senators want to increase trade with the Soviet Union, want to vote outright against a pact that seeks an which would cut the U. S. trade deficit. accommodation to lessen the risk of a nuclear But Jackson is insisting that no concessions war. But some of the most vocal opposition beshould be made until the Soviets give formal lieve the Russians have been given an adassurances that they will allow free emigration vantage in the treaty which Carter says proposes from their nation, as they have done to an un- "equality" on both sides. precedented extent in the past 18 months. The Whether the Soviet leadership would agree to senator's hard line may simply stiffen We bacit renegotiate the agreement is questionable. of Soviet officials. Brezhnev said at the summit that attempts to - i 4. . . . •.b.... . vJ - - Black Hills Award ... Th federal government deeded some 7 million acres of the Black Hills region of South Dakota to the Sioux Indian tribes In 1868, possibly because It was believed that country wasn't worth much. . Then in 1875 Gen. George Custer led troops, a handful of prospectors and more than one hundred wagons into the Black Hills to find out if there was truth to the rumors of gold deposits. Evidence of gold was found by that expedition and soon the white man was invading the Indian land. Custer was wiped out at the Little Big Horn and Congress passed a law stripping the Black Hills from the Indians, Now the U. S. Court of Claims has ruled 5-2 that the Sioux are entitled to $17.5 million for the land taken from them and 5 percent interest, dating back to the seizure 102 years ago. The total settlement could reach $132.5 million, to be distributed among 60,000 Indians- and their attorneys, of course. It isn't the highest of such awards, by far. In 1971, $962.5 million went to Alaskan natives for similar seizures. The court actions In these cases show there can be justice even though it takes 102 years. - is as repressive as many in the communist world. The legal basis of Park's autocratic power is the constitution approved in a national refendum in 1972. Ostensibly passed to present a facade of national witty for reunification talks with North Korea, the constitution concentrates enormous power in the president. The reunification As has happened so often in the past, the negotiations have not gotten off, but the United States finds itself with pathetically little authoritarian constitution remains. influence over dictatorial allies who are con"South Korea is basically an appointed sidered bulwarks of anti-communism. Like parents of a spoiled brat who threatens to hold government," a State Department spokesman his breath till he gets his way, the United States told our associate Frank Washington. That's understating the situation. The 1972 must eventually cave in to prevent our client dictators from giving way to communist constitution gives President Park the authority to appoint one-third of the 231 members of the takeovers. National Assembly, as well as all the officers and To put as good a face on the situation as administrators of South Korea's nine provinces. possible, the United States generally turns a In case the non-appointed legislators decide to Wind eye to the more unsavory features of the probe the actions of Park's personally appointed authoritarian governments it supports. In the executives, the constitution has a protective case of Gen. Park, this Isn't easy. loophole: Government officials are immune In p.4 columns, we have told how the South from testifying before the National Assembly. Korean government has attempted political Not content with the powers given him under assassinations, committed burglaries, kidnapped and terrorized opponents throughout the the constitution. Gen. Park reinforces his oneworld and tried to buy U.S. legislators and man rule with a raft of "emergency decrees that government officials. These criminal and protect ham from any challenge to his authority. reckless activities, carried out in the sacred The most repressive of these Is Emergency name of anti-communism, reflect a regime that Measure No. 9. - - - I,. Pd A - - --4 . .- 1 . ...... .. - - - .. .1 ._. 4 s39 1 6 'May Skylab fall right an your head!' - 'Ilie infamous No, 9 makes it a crime to criticize either the constitution or the emergency decree or the government, outlaws media reports of such criticism and bans unsanctioned student political activity. A secret Central Intelligence Agency report we have seen notes that even this wasn't enough to calin Park's fear of opposition. He followed up No. 9 with a whole series of what the CIA described as "harsh measures to put a stop to political dissent and reinforce security precautions." These measures included organizing students into quaslmilltary units, censoring all entertainment media and forming a national defense corps composed of males l8ween 2Jf,i6' "Park has taken the initiative almost completely away from his political opponents," the CIA reported. "ChristIan activism has been suppressed The government is said to be considering harsher tactics such as holding public trials of dissident students and Catholic priests." Park's dictatorial rule has gotten little play in the American press, but Jimmy Carter has had a Plentiful supply of information from the CIA. Whether he will bring it out In the open or choose to sweep it under the rug remains to be seen. 37.85 LITER HATS? A ghost is haunting the U.S. Metric Board in its efforts to convert U.S. .,. ... •-- '-''•' •'- p -- .- . .,, ,, - -- t..__.,,__. .. -- -' ?. LJ z...a ,i_x..t._i .._t... e -----' -cc--c -r ' .....j,. --- ...i. t i_i,.. t -- ...,..a in an exhausting expedition to become the first man ever to win the world heavyweight championship three times. "The winner and new world heavyweight champion .,," The ring announcer was trying to make himself heard over the earpiercing uproar of the crowd which already knew who the winner was, having been told of the unan imous 10-4-1, 104-1, 11-4 votes of the three officials, All also knew who the winner was because he had been told, but he waited for the announcer to call out his name. "Remember, I threw a kiss to the crowd," he says. "That was that was when I realized I would never fight the moment anymore ... except maybe these exhibitions. I threw them all a I was so tired. You kiss because I was telling them goodbye have no Idea how tired I was. I worked so hard and knew! couldn't ... or wouldn't ... ever want to do it again for no amount of money In the world. "I knew something else, too. I knew I got lucky and won the light." All was speaking over the phone from his home in Los Angeles, pouring out his heart a little, tal king about both the past and the future and telling why he spurned an almost incredible $50 million offer from Johannesburg to fight WBC champ Larry Holmes. "The wear and tear on my body wouldn't be worth it," he was saying. "Besides, I've got a lot of other things I'm working on that mean much more to me than fighting again. Not that I couldn't If I wanted to, though. But I wanna go out like this clean." All, at 37, is going out the way he wants, clean as a whistle, knowing his fists and his unique personality made him more than' $40 million and probably at least that many fans. Part of his appeal lay in the fact that although he always talked about how great he was, he generally backed it up. At the root of it all, he . Provided many, myself included, with any number of thrilling moments and nobody could ever say he was a vicious Indi vidual or had any meanness to him. Sometimes, it seemed to me, what he en joyed most was pulling everyone's legs . ,', He says he could fight again if he wanted to and I'm sure he could. .dd that man can't do that he ,- "There Isn't anything in the who knows him as well as Angelo Dundee, says he can," offers seen him do the impossible too many times anyone else. "I've don't think he'll fight again , he says. I ng ever to discount anythi but I wouldn't fall over in a dead faint if he did." Maybe Angelo Dundee wouldn't be surprised if All decided to fight again, but I would. I think he has more sense than that even though I know he isn't in as poor physical,,shape as most people .thlnk. Those pictures of him taken in London recently with his stomach hanging over his belt weren't doctored, but here again, typically, he was burlesquing, purposely puffing out his belly. I've seen AU do it also while he was In training simply so he could t way everyone would start talking about what "terrible he enjoy shape" he was In. Those stories about him having ballooned all the way up to 250 and more are just that, stories. Right now, be weighs 235. On July 14, All will meet Lyle Alzado, the Denver Broncos' AllPro defensive end, In an eight-round exhibition in Denver. Mzado once won the Golden Gloves heavyweight championship of Omaha, Neb., and he's determined to make a good showing when he gets his big chance with Mi. For his trouble that night, All will get $250,000. Not too shabby for an old retiree. ... - Rlessen could be on a 11~t -`- - - - . -, - forced to pull out through injury. Borg, scheduled to meet big-serving American f l ank Pfister on Friday, has had a nagging pain in the thigh since pla ying in Ham Hamburg early May. , McCumbe r In •• •, - - .. . o Lead r - 67 Thursday to join Mark McCumber of Jacksonville, Fla. at the head of the 1-man field. The two were one stroke ahead of two other little-knOWn golfers, Gary Koch of rem ple - I '. . - - . I ' ' -;/1 "- ' - ¼, 4 - * ' . ' ' &.1 - - -" -. - ~!' a ._. ," II " -. - ' '- '. .Ion Fuller gets the approval of couches Sam Momar asid .Iiiu ItaIy, right, t ir'rnw ç siginiture to a football scholarship to Marion Military Academy in Marion. Ala. Fuller, a 6-0, 180pound safety, from Lake Brantley High, will play tinder coach .Jim my Goodman, who formerly coached for Haley at Ocala Vanguard. FULLER MAN CALLING... 4•' Ind ians Snap - I - League Baseball - American League East W L Pct. OB S3 24 .676 Bait 45 77 .625 4 Boston 43 32 .513 71-? Mllwaukc II 34 .517 91/i New York 34 36 .486 14 Detroit 33 40 .452 16"; Clevelnd 24 53 .317 27"? Toronto West W I. PCi' GB 42 33 .560 Texas 12 33 .560 Kan City 47 35 .545 1 Calif 37 31 521 3 MUwi 33 II .446 81'? Chicago 33 44 .129 10 wattle 77 55 .786 21 Oakland Thursday's Results Milwaukee 6. Minnesota 5 Chicago 2, Seattle 1 Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3 N.Y. 5. Toronto 3, 10 inns. Detroit 6, Boston 3 Kansas City 7, Oakland 6 Texas 11, California 3 - - National League East W L Pct. mmireal 42 26 .610 Pittst,rgh 36 33 .522 35 32 .522 Clic90 35 37 .572 St. Louis 37 35 .514 Phlla 08 6'; 61; 6"; 1 29 39 .426 13 New York West W L Pct. 47 31 .603 Houston 40 35 .533 Cinci 37 38 .493 San Fran 35 41 .443 San Diego 33 44 .129 Los Ang 29 46 .387 Atlanta Thursday's Results Atlanta 5 San Diego Houston 6. San Fran S Pittsburgh 2 New York rincinnali 2. Los Ang 1 05 - ,, - .. .. . . I -, . - Buffalo Signed offensive guard Mike Burrow to a series of one-year contracts. Denver Signed running back Zachary Dixon from Temple and tree agent placekicker Cyril McFall - Harness Raci ng Seminole Thursday night First race 2 Baby Bear 16 00 660 4 60 I Slippin Away 660 4.10 8 Oteca Mas 3.80 0113.00; T (12$) 2441.30. Second race 5.00 360 7.80 8 Flag Raiser 5 Gotcha Gal 360 3,00 3 Raceway Rocket 500 0(83)7.20; T (853) 111.40. Third race 1 Potentate Pick 1.00 2.80 7 70 6 Victory Rally 430 3.00 7 Captain Crunch 7.60 0 (36) iSO; 1(367) 80.80. Fourth race 2 Bulleft S-00 2.20 2.20 I Neros Flyn BIl 2.20 2.20 3 ADS Victoria 220 0 (I2) 3.00; P (2'1 ) 8.20 Fifth race 6Anolher Brothe 6.40 3.20 2.40 2 FriSco Bay 4.20 3.00 3GayleStanton 2.40 0 (2-6) 9.40; 1(2-1'3) 42.80. Sixth race B Great Stepper 8.60 1.00 6.80 IL Tigress 3700 16.10 3 Reliable Gordo 20.00 0 (48) 149.40 Seventhrace 6 Good Night .Sei 10.60 11.40 5.00 BYank 10.40 6.00 IMaxi Freight 7 .20 Q is-es $.60; 1 (6-8-4) 1297.60: Time 2:05.0. Eighth race S Lady Dee Dee 4.10 2.60 3.60 7 Pearl Harbor U 7.00 3.80 3 IE Mistier 3.80 Q (8.7) 19.60; T (5.7-3) 147.80: Time 3:84.2. Ninth race i Satellite Son 3.80 5.00 340 2 Proteus 1.60 440 4 Careless Start 640 Q (1.7) 15.40: 1 (124) 160.40: Time 2:86.0. Tenth race lGeneral Mac 31.60 7.40 2.30 1 Mister Delhi 3.00 2.20 6 Donna Whiz By 720 0 (1'1) 48.60; T (7.14) 478.80; Time 2:09.1. A-1454: Handle $15,914 Jai AIal DAYTONA BEACH Thu, Way Night First Game 7 TraniArca 12-60 640 S.20 i Ar ano Diaga II 860 460 2 Carasa Pradera 4 20 a (1-1) 39.40; T (1.1-2) 583.80. Second Game 3 Galdos Andre 1040 560 3.60 i Pradera 620 3.40 6 Trani Gerardo 4.40 0(1-3) 28.20; P (3.1) 72.30; T (3-I. 61 02-80; DD 11-3) ".30. Third Game S Trani 21.60 860 4 3Enrique ii 420 440 lArca 180 0 (3-5) 4430; p (53) 146.40; T (5-3-I) 236.00. Fourth Game I Carasa Wally 19 10 720 4 40 2 Ramon Urquiia 480 480 6 Vicandi Olano 7.60 0(12) 33.40; P(l-2) 17550; T 0-26) 463.60. Fifth Game 6 lsasa Gondra 25 80 14 .60 4.60 6 Mutitla Echanl 17.60 8 2 Gast i Gast Ill 280 Q 5) 91.00; p (65) 528.90; T (642)742.20. Sixth Game 1Carasa Pecina 1380 660 1.50 8 Trani Andre 5.60 5.00 4Vic6ndl Diaga 400 0 (1-1) 14.40; P (7-1) 169.20; T (I.11. 4)149040. Seventh Game 7 Ramon Enrique 10.20 5.40 3.00 I Vicandi Paco 540 3.40 s victor Sarduy 3,4o 0 (I'2) 35.00; P (2'1 ) t.60; T 4 2'I' 5)316.40 Eighth Game IZubiGondra 1040 7.00 sac 2Oscar.Waliy 1.40 4.40 lApraizOlano s ac Q(3'$) 41.60, P (8-2) $1.00; T(8-2. 4) 33160 Ninth Game 7 Oscar 8.80 42.00 6.40 3Gasti 1000 3.20 1 5 3.20 0(3-7) 2020; P (73) 61.70; (7•3-fl 214,40. Tenth Game 2 Mutillalsidro 14.60 8.10 6.40 1 Apraiz.Wally 7.00 1.80 1 Ramon Sarduy 4.20 0(2-7)54.00; P (27) 11231; T (3.1. 4)1032.60. Eleventh Game I VicondiMandlola 2010 7.20 5.10 I Carasa Badlola 17.60 300 £ Duran Peclna 12.10 Q (4-I) 61.10; P (8-4) $25.40; T 1.4. 61 $31.60. Twelfth Game 1 Ramon Badiola 17.80 $5.10 6.10 $ BeideGoiri 540 11 .00 bMutilla Paco 5.00 0(1-I) $3.20; P(I-$) 149.40; T (14) $491.20. A- $868; Handle $121,556. . - . I U United Press International Twelve da ys ago, the Cleveland Indians were riding a fivegame win streak. Then came disaster a 10-game l os ing streak. Thursday night, Manager Jeff Torborg sent 13-year veteran right-hander Rick Wise to the mound to try and halt the nonsense. lie also started rookie catcher Ron Hassey. Result: Wise went 8 2-3 innings to up his record to 7-5, and Hassey drove in three runs as Cleveland snapped their skid with a 6-3 win over Baltimore. "The win was a long time coming for us," said Torborg, who praised Wise for pitching out of trouble in the eighth inning, after Ken Singleton's single made the score 5-3. Hassey, who singled in Mike Hargrove in the second and doubled home two more in the fourth to give the Indians a 4-1 Lead, was more than pleased. "Offensively and defensively this has been iny best gaine," said Hassey, who entered the game hitting an anemic .206 and called his own game behind the plate."I need every chance to play! can get because I want to stay here." Sid Monge, who got the last out in relief of Wise, recorded his sixth save and Andre Thornton blasted his 10th home run in the fifth. In the National League, it was: San Diego 6, Atlanta 5; Houston 6, San Francisco 5; New York 3, Pittsburgh 2; and Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 1. Brewers 6, T% ins 5: Ben Oglivie smacked a twoout homer in the 10th inning to lift the Brewers to their victory, White Sex 2, Mariners 1: Ross Baurugarten and Steve Trout combined on a nine-hitter and Jorge Orta and Chet Lemon singled In runs to snap a White Sox six-game losing streak. Tigers 6, Orioles 3: Champ SUHUHCrS hit a threerun homer and Aurelio RoBy Fviajor ... 0 SCOREBOARD WE ________________________________________________________________________________ disabled list effective Monday. Chiiago (NL) Purchased outfielder Ken Henderson from Cincinnati. Football New York Jets Signed defensive end Marty Lyons to a series of one year contracts. ' ' i 4 .. Transactions - i - '-.. r . -' --- '. 'S -- . - -- - I- Terrace, Flat. and Tom Jenkins SI/i of Houston, who had openingI", round 69s. 12','; McCb umer, Koch and 131., 16'.', Jenkins all fashioned their subpar rounds during the morning and then lookeil on as the titans of the game, including defending champion Andy Bean, one of 17 golfers who opened with 71s, failed to match them. McGowan said he was able to catch the leader at least p.• tially because he was aware his three friends, who flew from Thursday Baseball California to Memphis on a Traded relief pitcher Cincinnati single-engine plane, were pe&a to San Francisco for utility player Hector Cruz. Optioned watching. baseman-outfielder Arturo "It's a little thing like that first DeFreitesto Indianapolis farm club that can turn things around, and recalled relief pitcher Mario the co-leader said. Soto from Indianapolis. Reactivated New York (AL) McCumber credited his perReggie Jackson from the formance to concentration outfielder 2Iddy disabled list and placed and red. pitcher Ed Figueroa on the 71 day * -. N I - MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) Pat McGowan did a little showing off for his friends at the Memphis Golf Classic. While his dentist and two other friends looked on, the second-year professional from Colusa, Calif. grabbed a share of the lead going into Friday's second round of the $300000 tournament. McGowan shot a 5-under-par I -. *1.11- / ? " loser, however, if the champion is ... -. BOYCOTT GRAPE NUKES: With $393,767 provided under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, the Labor and Energy Departments are jointly training 44 persons mainly black and Chicano migrant workers, to become radiological safety technicians. Others are being recruited for training as nuclear reactor operators. GAS PROBLEMS: The oil shortage has set back the Environmental Protection Agency's efforts to clean up the nations air pollution. The EPA has temporarily lifted a ban on MMT, a gasoline-octane booster that Is suspected of being a cancer-causing agent. The ban, it was felt, would foul up the oil refineries' production better to foul up the air, the EPA officials decided. i. I Lf/i, nil the enitil at the n,nrnpno ht ... ... measurements to the metric system of meters and liters. It's the ghost of the late John Wayne, erstwhile Ringo Kid, Rooster Cogburn and prominent member of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. In testimony before Congress, Hall of Fame representatives pointed out that on the way West, Americans measured their drinks by the finger, their graves by the foot, their bottles by the quart and their Stetsons by the gallon. It would be un-American, they Implied, to adopt some sissy European measurement system I r - - JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON During his talks with South Korean President Park Chung Hee, Jimmy Carter is In the embarrassing position of trying to force a little regard for basic human rights on a repressive regime that gained power and holds onto it mainly through U.S. military and economic support. ,., - Park Reg'i'me Repressing Human Rights BERRY'S WORLD IIPQ any of the inn nlzivers h,'pi,,t,e "grave and even dangerous consequences." who shared it. For some it led to power and And Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Groniyko wealth in other fields business and politics. said this week that failure of the Senate to ratify For others, the readjustment to an earth-bound the treaty would mean an end to U.S.-Soviet existence was difficult, leading in a few cases to arms negotiations, psychological breakdown and shattered lives. The Zenate has the constitutional right to One moonwalkej tt :( a Ja1! we Vietnam War era, the experience. Senate went along with foreign policy resolutions almost In rubber stamp fashion. The questioning. But of all the reactions tg4he experience and subsequent histories of the lunar astronauts, Neil came later. Now the mood is very different. Although the Armstrong's may be the most unusual. His is a name that will share a place in the Constitution provides for the president to cone chronicl es of mankind with only a few oth ers duct foreign policy and to negotiate treaties, th Christopher Columbus and Charles Lindbergh Senate is getting more and more Into the act and less willing to accept what is sent from the White being the first to come to mind and perhaps the -' -. .4, be t. Carter has the support of the Joint Chiefs of There is an important difference. Both the Staff. His approval of the MX mobile missile for latter were essentially loners, although the 19808 is expected to win him points with the Columbus had the essential financial patronage Pentagon and advocates of military superiority, of the Spanish sovereigns. But their visions were He also has the support of the allies in Europe their own, realized through their own courage who foresee an unprecedented nuclear arms and determination. race if steps are not continually taken by the Armstrong, on the other hand, was the point United States and the Soviet Union to move in the man of a $25-billion national effort, backed by a. direction of mutual understanding on destructive team of thousands and the technical resources of limits, the world's greatest industrial power. The president strongly believes rejection of the treaty will signal the Russians and the world that That may be the significant fact In his own the United States is not interested in controlling reading of the nature of his achievement and an arms competition. He also believes It will be explanation for his subsequent actions. After a much tougher to verify what the Soviets do in the brief period In the public spotlight that included technological field without the treaty. And he a showbiz turn In one of comedian Bob Hope's says that other nations on the verge of building ritual tours of American fighting fronts this the bomb will have no restraints if the treaty is one Vietnam Armstrong turned his back on not approved. fame. He withdrew from public life to the Carter says he will try to explain the pact "to University of Cincinnati, determined, according every American who will listen." to spokesmen for that institution, to be not a His crusade is being likened to President celebrity but a university professor. Woodrow Wilson's ill-fated cross-country camArmstrong has largely avoided public atpaign some 40 speeches In 22 days to win tention since, refusing to participate in fifthpublic approval of the League of Nations. In the anniversary observances of the moon landing. end, a handful of senators blocked the plan, not His participation in the July 20 ceremonies, frontally but through amendments and reser- therefore, may be presumed to lend additional vations. luster and interest. . " - there was such a strong field. One had to be tough to survive. Borg's fighting qualities particularly impressed fliessen, who picked the champion to win the men's crown .fqU consecutive year. "He has a knack. I you get out of tight spots like he does, you just have to be good. If I was a' betting man, I would put my money on Borg. None of the big three look like they are in great form, though. When All Saw The Light ... "If McEnroe serves better, he is going to be a threat. nrecise instant NEW YORK i ,P!) The moment of truth, thatVb,44,0111b,10 i'1UU T 'cmi0rb) hit Muh rn"Aii atus ali' he k i'n A final between height of his finest hour whilr everybody else around him was like third to me. McEnroe and Borg would be a going bananas. very good match, but the center Just when they all were telling him how great he was, he knew court would favor Borg a little. he was all through. He remembers the date, last Sept. 15, and the site, New Orleans, It is a little difficult to get pace - . - and ensuing if not !'.., --- "It's always hard to lose a player the caliber of Whitson," Peterson admitted. But you can't get something good unless you ' re willing to give up something." By United Press International "I (li(kI't have my rhythm," The Giants, hours after the right-hander said. reaching for some pitching thought 1 was ready, but today help, went out and proved they was a setback. I was hurrying needed it. my pitches" "We've had pitching probIn other gaines, San Diego lems," General Manager Spec beat Atlan ta, 6-5, the New York Richardson explained Th urs- Mets shaded Pittsburgh, 3-2, day, before the Giants blew a 4 and Cincinnati edged Los 0 lead in a 6-5 loss to the Angeles, 2.1. Houston Astros. "We've been In the American League. it losing too many ballganies ID was the New York Yaiikei, the eighth and ninth innings. Toronto 3 in 10 innings; Th e Giants had given up two- Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3: time batting champion Bill Kansas City 7, Oakland 6; Madlock to Pittsburgh for Texas 14, California 4; Detroit righthander Ed Whitson and 6, Boston 3; the Chicago White third baseman Hector Cruz to Sox 2, Seattle 1; and Milwaukee Cincinnati for Pedro Borbon. 6, Minnesota 5. They discovered that wasn't Padres 6, Braves 5: enough to stop Houston. Dan Briggs singl ed to spark a ''It was a great comeback,'' Bill four-run surge in the fifth and said Houston Manager e Padres over the th Virdon, who made decisions ease that paid off all afternoon. "It's Braves. I. S Pirates a good sign when you can do John Stearns hit a two-out that against a good team." :s. " Rick Wtthmis, shelled in the first, but Virdon New York sweep (tic %sdg1ua stuck with him and it paid off series. with a victory. Cesar (2edtno Reds 2, Dodgers 1: Joe Morgan doubled in a run h4 two hits, stole two ba ses, and Scored on a sacrifice fly in scored one run and drove' the first uuimg and low IIWiit' another Ed flalkkl, sidelined a month held L Angeles stord ess for with tonsilitis, was discouraged five innings to spark the Reds' victory. about his return to action. ft / - change the provisions of the treaty could lead to enduring notoriety -had a profound effect on all .& berts, said Pirates Executive Vice President Harding Peter son. Roberts will be used as a starter and in relief, Tanner said. Madlock, who won National League batting crowns in 1975 and 1976 before yielding them to Pirates' right fielder Dave Parker the past two years, will see a good bit of action for the Pirates at third base, Manager Chuck Tanner said. The Pirates acquired 'a good right-handed hitter's with Madlock and "more balance" to their pitching staff with Ro- Giants Show Trade Need W1MtiLiIJUN, England looked as if 1974 champion the seeding is pretty closely (UPI) With only two rounds Jimmy Connors, seeded No. 3, based on," he said. "There are completed, nearly half the 16might join the swollen ranks of only three or four tournaments PWTT ' men's seeds three of them in favored casualties as he fought in the year that are played on the top seven have been put an uphill battle against fellow grass. But the computer ranks out to grass in a flurry of American Marty Riessen. irig is based on all surfaces, not Wimbledon upsets. Connors, like triple champion only grass, so you are going to On Thursday, it was the turn Bjorn Borg and second-seeded get a few upsets." of sixth-seeded Argentinian John McEnroe before him, The 27-lear-old American, Guillermo Vilas and No. 13 seed found himself trailing until owner of the fastest serve in the Manuel Orantes of Spain to finally outlasting his 37-year- game, defended the choice of follow the disappearing acts of old veteran opponent, 6-7, 6-3, '. the computer to decide the Vitas Gerulaitis, Arthur Ashe, 6,6-0. seedIngs. Wojetk Fibak, Jose Huigeras "The guys who are up there Fifth-ranked Roscoe Tanner, and Corrado Barazzutti. who had a comfortable second- have earned it," he said, "They Vilas fell, 7-5, 2.6, 1-6, 6-7, to round passage against have proved over 12 months 19-year-old Tim Wilkison from Australian Peter McNamara, they are the top 10, dozen, 16 or Shelby, N.C., and Orantes lost, said he was not surprised at the whatever. They have earned 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3, 1-6, to Fren- number of seeded players to fall that ranking." chman Gilles Moretton. so early. Tanner said there were no And at one stage Thursday, it "The ATP computer is what easy matches at Wimbledon for He was the first. And not the least noteworthy aspect of the ceremonial events to be staged by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration this July 20, the anniversary of the first manned lunar landing, will be Arm. strong's public appearance in Washington, his first in some time. The lunar experience . and minor-league pitchers Al Holland and Fred Breining. The Giants assigned Holland and Breining to the minors and the Pirates sent Handle to their Portland farm club. The Pirates then announced they had optioned outfielderpinch runner Mutt Alexander to Portland, effective with Madlock's arrival, to whittle their roster to the 25-player limit. Connors Survives Wimbledon Upsets ... By DON GRAFF Time flies, memory fades. It is a lull 10 years sin ce man first walked on the moon, yet it does not seem like yesterday. So much has happened down here on Earth in this eventful decade, space exploration Itself has gone beyond the moon in other and unmanned directions, that this suprene achievement of human voyaging into the unknown has receded into history. Not ancient, certainly, but not so recent as viewed in the light of signficance to our lives today. How many am ong us today kn ow the number of manned lunar landings? There were six. How many men actually walked on the moon and what were their nam es? They numbered 12, and 11 of their names cannot be recalled, one can: Neil Armstrong. .. when the right-handed hitting Madlock suits UI) in black-andgold for the first time as the Pirates host a double-header with the division-leading Montreal Expos. The Pirates acquired Madlock along with left-handed pitcher Dave Roberts and former major-league infielder Len Handle from the Giants for right-handed hurler Ed Whitson regain the smooth swing he lost when he broke his leg in 1977, said he'll "go along with the program, but eventually something will happen. "Anybody who has been around baseball knows something will happen," said Stennett, refusing to explain himself. For Garner and Stennett, the "Program" starts Sunday, T Moon _____ Soviets and that is appeasement." In answer toa reporter's question, the senator added, "Appeasement is not being a traitor, It is being foolish." AMa n &;~' .,* ,.- * ,I" , . a- _____ Because Jackson, a Washington Democrat, has become a respected national figure during his 26 years in the Senate, critics may be inclined to treat him kindly and attribute his remarks to excessive zeal. They may be too kind. hanging over them. "Madlock is an established hitter, and he'll help us," said Garner, a second baseman by trade, who switched over to third when the Pirates acquired him three years ago. "But I don't know how I'm going to feel if I stop hitting and find myself on the bench." Second baseman Stennett, batting .235 while trying to - In a speech delivered less than two days before Carter leh Washington for his summit meeting with President Leonid Brezhnev, Jackson acTh e Somoza government has had our support in cused Carter of appeasing the Soviets on a range of issues, including emigration rights, trade and the past. Th e United States has had a long history technology exchange in addition to arms control. of intervention in Nicaragua. Th at history has now carter and his top aides were understandably come to an end. We have withdrawn all support upset. from Somoza. That's good. The best policy for this _ I Jackson kent tin his criticism while Carter was ___________________________ country is to keep out of the domestic affairs of all in Vienna and after he returned, saying, "Con. other countries in th is hemisphere. cessions were made of a substantial nature to the I PITTSBURGH (UP!) The Pittsburgh Pirates' acquisition of Bill Madlock in a six-player deal with San Francisco Thursday has drawn mixed reviews from two of his new infield colleagues. Phil Garner and Rennie Stennett are glad to add a batting champion to the lineup, but aren't pleased about the specter of part-time status VIEWPOINT u" Friday, June 29, )979-SA Pirates Have Mixed Emotions About Madlock Deal one great grandson, ANGL E.WAL TERS The killing of an American television newsman in Managua, Nicaragua, was shown on all three American television networks. - .-.---. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By JANE CASSEL BERRY S'omoza Must Go - SPORTS She enjoyed taking bus trips with the senior citizens. She always brought along her mouth organ which she played as others In the group sang. Mrs. Yarborough's late husband, James Walter, was superintendent of the Seminole County Road Department for 25 years. Her son Edward Yarborough of Geneva is a former county commissioner. She was also active in Democratic politics in the county. An integral part of community life in Geneva all of her life, "Mamma Pearl" will truly be missed and her many friends and neighbors share in the loss felt by her four children, 14 grandchildren and - . -- - . - --: - - *.. driguez drove in three runs to lead the Tigers to their win. Yankees 5, Blue Jays 3: Jim Spencer doubled hohie Lou Piniella in the 10th inning and undefeated reliever Hon Davis recorded his sixth win to lift the Yankees to victory. Rangers 14, Angels 4: . Bill Sample and Dave Roberts each had two-run singles and Hwnp Wills added an RBI double in an eight-ruti first inning, as the Rangers romped over the Angels. Royals 7, A's 6: Al Cowens' bases-loaded single in the ninth inning lifted the Royals to their sixth win in a row. Walker, Davis Hurl Tonight Moose's Tracy Walker and V F.W.'s Alton Davis will be the likely starters tonight at 7:30 when the two teanis collide in the rubber game of a threecontest series to decide the Junior League Championship. Sanford's Celery Ave. Field will be the site of the winner. take-all contest. Mutter Sparks Chelsea .L.adies Brenda Mutter drove in Lori Thom pson with the w inning run on an eighth-inning sacrifice fly Thursday night to pace Chelsea Ladles to a 10-9 victory over First Christian, wrapping up the Seminole Women's Softball league crown. Joyce Kiutter had scored the tying run for Chelsea in the seventh inning on a hit by Lucille Morgan. Chelsea is 8-0, with only a game Thursday against secondplace Sun Bunk remaining in the campaign. i' k it "- -- �6A—Evening BLONDIE Friday, Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ ALL TPE WOL0S I(NOWLEDC,E IS CTAINED IN This LITTLE I 'M SELUN(, T5 POCKET-SIZE T ENCYCLOPEDIA 1979 PROVE ThAT IT IS' 46 Word of negation I New 47 Shoots le- in. Testament one book 50 Went before 5 Minutes of 52 Those in court office " i C;., I. C-1 ______ ______-. I _____.l C BEETLE BAILEY TELL THE by Mort Walker AN i-4LJRRY SAC)( HERE COMES CLEANER WITH MY OTHER PANT THOSE SPOTS I'LL STAY BEHIN RE iCE MY DESK TILL ? TEPJ-,1,) THE GENERAL.' ______ remover - hand _________ ______ 11111111111111 - . — (I 1 by Art Sansom PATH5 TO HFMOV; WiDev UP% CFZMAT04 _______________________________ _________________________________ AIR R1565. ( ________________________________ - __ N BETTY! ____ ________ _ ________ __________________ _____ - 7 I ___________________ 38 41 — 42 43 ~ ~~ _ __; L— I 114W 1 44 45 - —• 50 51 1 58 [57 ' - LVKI~FZ — — — — — — — — — — 61 ____ - 0 rIL) _________________________ _____ 1. .,, __ ______ ______________ __ S AW PREAMS ART-: ANP MORE DIN r S •' - _ ' 's" _____ _______ __ - (r __ ____ . I pOP: _ 'I i It massage this area, it triggers learn to do it properly Instead of an important reflex that tends as you describe. I'm afraid the to slow the heart. It's a reflex constant hard pressure that you through the vagus nerve. It's describe for long periods of been well known to medical time could indeed be specialists for years. I've used dangerous. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. __ X , I.;. p _____ 1. ~_b__~_ _ - I ~m UP Ot'4 THAT _____ cAT _________ .. -Y- I 41v MINUTES At3'C'... C-VEKYTHINe WA15 • _________ requiring great patience. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) •. _____ 4 _____ 1 ____ FRANK AND ERNEST Dealer: East West North East South p I c1i7.:' YOU ARE HERE, - HANGAV 1 IMPOST — — — 1. r ; , ___ ___ ________ ________ ______ _______ 6MT JLJ. FOR ME ON VC' LASTSTAW FOR 5AINThOO MW 1H CWFTS ELEC1JON CAW'AI6N MSWM MYAPL.ICATlO I APPL.ICA'flON? ________ Things didn't look good for iT March of this year. it's Scenery is designed Medical lab and the groom currently still running strong. Conington, lights by Nancy edged with silk Venise lace. is employed as a research The story has a quaint rural Shaw and costunies by Deborah The full bellshuped skirt assistant in toxicology at setting of a Victorian house in a Bussert. For tickets or further _ edged by three rows of ________________________________________________________ time ____ _ % _____ ______ ___________ . r two clubs to your one-spade opening bid. You rebid two DEAR ABBY: If people am salesperson. Or to stand in line hearts and your partner jumps to three spades. A "entitled" to clean air, devoid with perfumed people, get of cigarette smoke, why aren't trapped in an elevator with ____ . .,, . .z. - • -• In writing this I hope scentgive me a migraine headache. users wil l become aware of how NAS LET 'J' - .,-ft - -i--_--------• - I - ___ ' - _________ __ - -. - - -- - _1- 1.1 beginning WA S - . .... .. - _'__.__L__- - _________ ______ •- Harald Nelsel Joe Litton, 12, of Sanford, warnis up his Yo-Yo for competition at the Sanford HAVE Recreation Department's annual summer playground program at the Sanford ('lyle ('enter in this worm's eye view. --- DEAR MRS. R.: If you feel I _.1%,, ,. Photo by Tom KIDS another point of view. M_ ____ t. I children. Perhaps I need UPS 8 DOWNS .0 .%of _________ _ . 'S _____ . ' •. - s.': Miss Sloan, Mr. DEAR ABBY: Ten years ______________________ Musser Engaged A Sanford native, Miss Sloan our small gift shop was robbed. Mrs. Verna Stauffer Musser of came into the shop, Introduced alledfor2oz. of cream ch eese, Cream cream cheese himself and asked to meet the , ______________ ______________ of July 21 at I I aan. at the home Silver Lake, Sanford and of Withelmina Meriwet her on Rosa B. Sloan, Fort Pierce. apologized and made full is Plant 1969, received i, Bachelor of and was active in football, track te.) Before serving, top with peanut butter remaining Cool Whip 2 t bsp milk 9 ox. Cool Whip, di vided Scrumptious!! - All JULY 16th THRU JULY 27th . TAP . 1% 40 ___ F&41 Godu Ce" I-, _____________ ! • _____ ___ 'I Lk 41 J Is JAZZ ' C)& . , OPENDAILYI:304:30 CLOSED SUNDAY e92C.-1k61' 322.1792 t3/gt PH. 323-7150 ue ____.1II.4\ _I _ 250 SANFORD 2 For 1 00 £ [CLOUD JULY 4 7 CHILDREN-TEENS-ADULTS HOBBY DEPOT 1910 FRENCH AVE. Colors DAYS S. ELM AVE. 32390O SANFORD 322-9272 -- Mixed Colors WAX BEGONIAS Beginner— Intermediate—Advanced and sprinkle with chopped peanuts. • - __ chunky ' 2397 FRE$CHAVE, • , - . '-- • --- - • .... - - ______ _______ SANFORD ___________ ____ _________ __ _________________________ - - .• $175 • $100 3" Pot Corn ing..-. BALLET You must register Ia advance cup DANC AGES 1010 ii crust. chill 8 hours or overda Big Full " Pots VIBERNUM - SINESUS and 2 3-ox. pkg. cream cheese, night. CWI be frozen for use at later 13.50 $ SUMMER E Macrame Classes EVERY THURSDAY, 10:00 AM. 200 Rug, MINIATURE ROSES VIOLETS BALBOA, CALIF. Cool Whip and pour into half the Sal.., Nilso — All Colors LIGUSTRUM Are as milk, beat until fluffy. Fold in _________ 11 mitted the robbery. He from Semirole High School In Graceville High School in 1969 Well, the kids are planning a ead of two 3 ox. packages. sugar. Add peanut butter and The corrected recipe ,i, - . . The wedding will be an event Francis Thornton Meriwether, peanuts, chopped Week feature inadvertantly 8 inch graham cracker crust -.. Graceville My kids say if I don't go with brightener. "a cup dry roasted, unsalted . -. - -, Charles Stauffer Musser, son of pathologist. on a vacation with them, that DEAR OVERWHELMED: theyaskedmejusttobenlce. Thanks for a real day- Correction Pie in Wednesday's Cook of the % • .,ç',kd' '.' LI - .$.,___ - at 11 hayridçs and trips to the zoo. much. They say I shouldn't go The recipe for Peanut Butter 11 I' ! t turday's activities for the There will be horse shoe and time together. Some of my The money will be used for a whole fam ily wi ll center on the pooi competition and for the friends ha ve told me it is not good cause. F4leet Reserve building on West youngsters there will be "healthy" to be with my kids so OVERWHELMED IN F'Irst Street .: ________ during the years before its Frankie an d Johnnie from 34 with them. We enjoy the Swfle stolen, pl us 8 percent interest the University of Florida in graduated from Florida State closing on June 30, 1968. p.m. with music to dance by. things and always ha ve a grea t for the 10 years! Gainesville In lV73 and a Master University where he plaited 1% - - ____ 1.:it:::.. :. :'.:'-____ though I am clinging to my Abby Food will be served along saw a lot of "the kids." _________ (MD .. 1. 1 . I 1. I Naval Air Station at Sanford Entertainment will include vacation and want me to go restitution for the merchandise Arts degree with honors from and basketball. In 1973, he i - I husband invite me to be with sonnel who served aboard the with soft drinks and beer. .• - __ J v "'.,- I have other interests and though she is 37 and I am 67. She is happily married. She and her Reunion Set Navy and Marine Corps per- __ ' ." . followed by a dinner-dance the clay and are open to the have a wonderful time, I lost owners. We identified ourselves my husband six months ago, as from 6-9 p.m. today will launch public. Born in Graceville, Mr. the o wners, then he told us Silver Lake, Sanford. Abby, but when he was al annual reunion activities for The bride-to-be graduated Musser graduated from ive we that he and two other boys had - • 14, that their invitations are sinMy nasal passages become offensive they are and will be for a letter about scents that cere, and their enjoyment of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lee Sloan of Arts degree from the football. your company Is real, pay no Irritated and swollen, and I satisfied with a daily bath and makes sense. attention to the suggestions of 2001 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, University of Tennessee, Ile is an industrial arts in. have difficulty breathing. an unscented deodorant. DEAR ABBY: My daughter ALLERGIC (an only child) and I have a from friends. Join the kids and announce the engagement of Knoxville in 1975. She is a structor. It is torture for me to be and their daughter, Ellen Carol, to speech language helped by a heavily perfumed DEAR ALLERGIC: 1WIkS beautiful relationship even have a good time! .fted -; ,0_ ' -" ______ MRS. R. I am allergic toscents. They per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City .1 ~ I - 7 __________________________ disaster to me! sick? •ij9 .,. %~', L' by Brian friends, and do not feel as which also can make people sprays of all kinds are a want to be in six * but have V VAW J _______ _____ _____ __________ _____________________________ , fun. Dear colognes, after-shaves, etc., wherever people gather. Room @ten ... , them they won't have as much from the scents of perfumes, waiting room or theater or PEANUTBU1TERPIE _____ ______ ______ ,.,.,-::. ". The story is delightfully 646-2145. they entitled to clean air, free them, sit next to them in a e bid five spades. This bid tells our partner that we ________ - _______ _____ _____ I fbllows: ii ''S cents essEnvironment S '5a cup confectioners sugar, it_____ - I; .!i .J . ________________________________________ ________________________________ Station, New York, N.Y. 10019,) ___ • . .' ___ - . w Ian to continue bidding. I • -' , Cleghorn In "Agatha Christie- Russell Theatre box office at — 'An afternoon golf tournament a.m. and continuing throughout them very often and we always ___________ 0 _______ - %' ., -J - Florida. _____________________ ____ -- . . ___________ __________ ' _________________ _______ TAB _ % ' -- 1 I ____ i 'VOLIC4'T4L.E$CEP,E' - COMI N& UP ! .. • 14 in the West End (London) in Whitacre and 'fre l4lughlin. r':'.• ",' . - Allergy Victim Wants ____ ___ tote, BI11 capelet of sheer organza Missouri reader asks how had already shown up _____________ ___ Rhett _________ ______ ______ uheiImi, .. Wk ' had paid off. West could not ruff and Your partner responds '- N ________ _____ 'vu LOO1 1ggIBLE! r technician at the Regional by Craig L.ga.tt I t- dress featured an attached ZOONIES LLaVSI 'YP ThIHj K STUPIPZ W 60T AN . • 1978 and Wits rt 'centl Eureka! The extra chance You hold: • A Q 1085 By Oswald Jacoby w1d Alan Sontag \\ 1. Meyers, forinances in London in 1977- Kyanne Pensacola. : . trip to the east coast the k'C . ______________________________________________________ • li I motives, concealed identities, a Director Steve Neilson said, The bride is a lab S ______ _________________________ __________ 4S .s• by T. K. Ryan PIP ' - colored baby's breath. "We know this mystery has not second death, a determined , tj,n,n wxs Brian been done professionally in the Inspector (Jack Swanson) and i'r". wi Miss Marple tElli e White,, on Huffman and grooar -• -' j was Steve Baggs. Michael just acquired the rights to do it hand to provide the final Smith was an usher. several months ago, so we are solution - at some risk to tltt tins is one of the herself — in a dramatic conFollowing the wedding a first showings of this new frontatlon scene just be fore the reception was held at the Agatha Christie in America. If final curthur. home of the groom's Others in the east include it's not an American premiere, parents. After a wedding David Bass, Patti Schwartz, it's darn close." The play ran for 432 per- Kate .Acosta, Mary Machat, couple will reside Is the soh of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Durant Baggs, ' - i?iu-f, 13uA,athlord. Rev. Eric Darrow officiated at the double ring •. service and thc given In marriage Ly Dr. Kile Hardesty. " The bride was lovely in a white gown of silk organza with UI)' of the Valley silk Venise lace adorning the I _ * were of daisies and peach bodice. The sleeveless :- 6-1 ___ _____ _____ _____________ ( R'rff \ FFMROMCOM _____ The bridegroom candlelight He led his jack of spades. It I TUMBLEWEEDS • I _____________________ 5. "A Murder Is Announced" is Blacklock's I'eggy Dunnagan) currently a smash hit in Lon- house, However, the victim is don, but has not yet been notoneofseveraloccupants but presented oil Broadway. an unexpected and unknown Performances will continue visitor. What follows is classic Christie puzzle of mixed through July 14. ______________ • A 2 __________________________ ________________________ __ Christie play on Thursday, July murder to occur in Miss The maid of honor, Gail Nord, and bridesmiiaid, }aren Baggs, wore identirul long white gowns with peach flowers . Their hair pieces and bouquets Arnold. • ____ _____ _____ I _________________________________________ ___ _____ 111111111111111111111111111111 __ :' open with a new Agatha stating the little and place of a Venise appliques. p.m., . Russell Summer Theatre will nouncement is in a local paper of silk ceremony at Sanford . Alliance Church. The bride isthe daughter of Mrs. R. G. Arnold of 6426 First Ave. South, St. Peterburg and the late Mr. 4 ' fraining tiara ." -'°°P neckline '4l ' I V o.I, I ~', -, I exchanged wedding vows ., f Saturday, June 16, 1979,in a was attached to a face I A Q 108 I _________________ _________________________ t An Macrican premiere of any complex and a teaiii for the play is notable and the Annie ainateur sleuth. Ali an- •64 - C ... .II7 jIl!V....lr _______ _____________ ____ ______ lace. Her fingertip veil edged with inatching lace slight UM A uc'r I l one i, 1 ' saw ., New Play Opens ________________________________- Opening lead: •7 UNLESS YOU'RE J AN Candieleght _________________ Pus Pass Pass INC, OF OYj 4415TEg Z ____________ even those who and 33 percent, on everydiv on the study at the meeting compared with only 11 percent and don't have enough to do at the bureau's vice president and Anderson said. Bogart said, interests such as sponsored by the bureau and for men in the labor force, home, that they're bored with general manager and the "Working women may be career planning, business news. four other trade groups: the In W71, o nl y one-third of the ho usework or that they're just conference chairman. living fuller lives, arid have a car car e advice. i 2 Pass 4V , ISWATHAPPENEPT0AU.'sv(Jg MY NIRS. RICHARD D. BAGGS for the rest of the tricks. started with two spades and procrastinate, a spade ruff. East had TAURUS (April 20-May 20) passed as dealer and since Y THERE, tX' ' and Richard Durant Baggs by Stan Lee and John Romita. XN'TLET ' ' Miss Lisa Marie A rnold of diamonds and cross ruff I SPIDER- MAN 'iCy MR. AND By on that good spade. Then it was a cinch to cash the ace Vulnerable: Both p 2+ Pass 3 South South was able to discard Keep dealings with friends contemplating, it's beat that thing good could be done by Bob Thaves ________________________ i withking clubs. Maybe someone today cxi a purely social level, you do not seek too many held -queen-small . SO he It's best that you don't become outside opinions. \ Ij _______________ ' . "°' _________________________________________________ ''" IJ , :, ______ -. , o, about housesork: they hate it. wanted more about high fashion Ten years ago, iirttst v.orkirig Few women 'a full life',,. third of all working women give outside their homes. By 1990, said. Jobs also mean indepen- non-working mothers think with their spouses for such news of soc ial events births, the housewife's role a positive the proportion is expe,cted to top dence, doing something worth- there should be free dayeare chores as food sliopping, deaths, weddings). 34 verswi 26 rating." 68 percent, Ms. Anderson said. while, learning new things, centers for all, Three out of cooking, do in g dishes. percent. Nis. Ellin and another project The number of working using special training, she said, every five of both %%orking and "Social conditioning and "The working woman adds director, Thelina Anderson, women has grown by more than adding: non-working inotherssupported years of patterned behavior new interests to the ones she delivered a preliminary re port one-third since 1970, she said, "Some say they're restless that concept, said Leo Bogart, have kept their hold," Ms. shares with housewives, VowsExchanged could be diluted today If you you compromise your high with the ace-king of spades two quick diamond losers, the diamond finiesse was a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) view Udnga too skeptically. standards today, even very probable loser, Don't let negative thoughts you may be tempted to do West led a trump at trick (Form copy QIJACOBYMOD.. defeat you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) four. South won In dummy ERN, send $1' to: "Win at Bridge," care of this newspa. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) Regarding changes you're and decided to see if some- d •- • K ' A Q 1082 Opportunities for personal gain -Under no circumstances should he •• . ____ ____ longer you wane, however, in matters grows the GOINGr 2' ______ •973 quite well. Your skill may chores. Your indifference South after the defense -• ____ 10862 0 AQ4 today you will be able to do you may put off doing essential YOWPONLY9EeJ4 HERE 76N I'PETTERCHECK HOW ACE- YA cOMtN THERE, - cashed dummy's ace of clubs and led and ruffed a secOnd club. Neither hono9 drop ped so no good could come of the club suit. He couldn't get more than one dIscard. It looked as if the diamond finesse would be necessary, SOLr1`H PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your judgment is quite keen VIRGO (Aug. ZkSept. 22) Move while the industrious Things that you can do quickly mood is upon YOU today or else by Stoffel & Helmdahl K 065 is person temptations to take speculative reason you may harbor unrisks today, even though they necessary doubts regarding decisions. Don't may look good on the surface. your Gambles could backfire unless overanalyze needlessly. ARIES (March 21-April 19) you analyze all the aspects. ____ ~ SUNNY I '- . - but • LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) Forego today, but for some strange ) said. The earlier study showed subjects as fashion news; 31 l':'er%'Lx)d) is still unanimous trccnt of the working onrcti W0111len were childless. Today, work get help from their fashion, compared with 1'l at least half of all children have husbands. percent of housewives for high long meeting Tuesday in New themselves. But fewer today work for working mothers, the study The study showed working and 21 percent on everyday York City. "Less than half of all Today more than 60 percent dollars alone. showed. women are only slightly more styles. housewives think they have 'a of all American women t Jobs now tiiean eflances to The new study shows three likely than their non- working l'he gap narrowed on beauty ,' I N come involved. l)rofessionals, clerical and taurant reviews, iiiiitival worker's, Ms. Ellin full life' at home, and only a tween the ages of 18 and 64 work mect people, Ms. Anderson out of every five working and sister's to share responsibility hints, 33 versus 26 percent; and __________________________ WI AT BRIDGE be Th each to Astro-Graph, P0 Box could t hrow a monkey wrench 489 RadIo City Station , N.Y. into the operation. '/' _____ . Most differences betttccu traditionally tiiore t-areer-ori- souwn and 20 percent of the working women and full-tune ented thati others. It's held b' housewives wanted more res- housewives occurred on such project director, in a speech at-hoine housewives thougiit prepared for delivery at a day- they'd chosen the right roles for afford otherwise." I I - your overall medical status. At When you gently rub or least if you're going to do it, year following your birthday. careful not to all ow an outsider U ______ ~ li_ / .,r ted, higher income women, meals; 2i percent of working think they have said Marlene Ellin, a bureau both working women lint! stay- ' plpe, you can feel the carotid abo ut this and be sure about arm pulsing in that area. them no cause to think you hiding something. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) Get yours by mailing $1 for ___ I i LIKE _______ ________ __________ ' 1 __ Astro-Graph Letter tells you _______ ________ SITCOMS / _____ __________ % ___ 64 Assistants will mirror your behavior to the letter. Your new by Al Vermeer EXPE ____________ I orderforyoutomanageethers 19) Be very frank and open PRISCILLA'S POP ___ I eiti'toda y, von must r,..4eday with your i.';'-.Ji--.' . your cards on the table. Give _____ ________ 2 _____ _______ I I 6 1 ___________ . feeling. That attitude prevails percent of both groups opted for positive light than does tvle~,I- of all housewives Sonic major changes have among housewives is striking," -- althou-4h inore ideas for gounnet meals, presents women riot just aniong college-educa- more ideas for everyday sion. "The decline in self-esteeiii occurred. -, — fingers right against the wind- you better talk to your doctor • '•- •c- UBD1]mDXY y youi. ________________________ fairs, nor June30, 197$ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. This coming year you're likely to experience a more Dec. 21) Luck may intervene NORTH 6-29-A exciting aoclsI we than you today In helping you ac- • 63 have for q uite some time. compllsh something you'd be KJ9 •js Partake of fun activities where unable to do on your own. The • A .1 8 3 2 you can meet and mingle with way It develops could be quite WEST EAST surprising. new people. '2 + A K 10 CAPRICORN (Dec. V-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July fl) In - ),' t ,:! P P"I _______ ______ _____1. - I identity. I - "The majority disapprove of Full-time housewives VIho are for example, compared with 20 most think that newspapers planning to get jobs share the percent of the housewives; 23 portray women in a mire Less than half lifestyles and a greater sense of and purchases of protlucts anti their own worth and personal services. this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, _______________________________________ .. • . ______________________________ ______ ik1 right next to the large voice box the occlusion 'of normal cir cartilage. If you lay your culatlon to your brain. I think For Saturday, June 30, 1979 1. _________________________________________________ ___________________________ - ______________ 58 —— 59 The survey wits niade to say that they are working 0 11101101. . working women have richer, their changing attitudes affect more active, itiore interesting their reactions to advertising j .A said they would go on orking oriented subjects: 22 pe rcent of "More working women today even if they didn't need the the working women wanted the way in which advertising throat. The area of interest is thin k the biggest risk of all is 52 53 54 110 ROSCO P E L l5ltk)] -______ ,_ .. : interested in comes up on each induce sudden fainting which side of the windpi pe in the might not be too desirable. But! 48 C'O11OJ! mis 1 FiE CLk3MT 10 % 1`71 —— by Howie Schneider ' A majority of those ques- Advertising Sales Association. tioned in the nationwide survey update 1971 research on how buy the extras they couldn't by the Newspaper Advertising wo men regard their roles at , By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 10 K)w ___________________ , ~11 —— — _____________________________________________________ ........ !.. ________________________ .m :L1 I staying home. - Now why is it bad for you to recommend that people do it on their own. I will tell you wha t do this? When people get older, you're doing, though. You're pressure on that carotid artery stimulating the carotid sinus has been known to cause a and you might as well learn the stroke. Then some people have right place to do It. The branch what we call a hypersensitive of the carotid artery that you're carotid sinus reflex. This can — 1 .4 'p '. 39 Money is their primary ysis Corp. of Princeton, N.J.. newspaper stories on home- catering to men, she said. Bureau, Inc., said the)- think hoine and at work, and how your request to me, in care of method. 36 __ 444 ___________ - . ' .' on It and it definitely wil stop Letter number 6-12, Heart the racing that frightisl one and makes breathing difficult. Irregularities, Skipped Beats And Tachycardlas, to give you - — - — 35 L 63 r EEK & MEEK . ther readers who ant this issue can send 50 way. I'm writing this because I hope other people will be able to cents with a long, stamped, selfget some reli ef using t he same addressed envelope for it. Send —— — __________________________ _____ "tI , ) housewives are paying a the National Retail Merchants In an interview, Bogart said new sense of purpose, tiUt iIUi(I Most of tile 1,041 onien in- both groups also showed equal are still hearing the satire oki tervewed by Response Anal- or almost equal interest in message' that shows wonien tremendous emotional price for Association and the Newspaper motivation, Ms. Ellin said. I am sending you The Health DEAR READER - And I'm . * top i t . beating. I find this an infallible and it usually stops suddenly, cure for each attack. If It seems too. 20 —— ________ ______ I #Sol i Association of National Adver- housewives surveyed said they plain lonely. tisers, the American Associa- planned to get jobs. Today A new study indicates many lion of Advertising Agencies, almost half feel that way. heart goes back to regular sudden onset of heart action 21 22 _____ X~ i 19 47 48 49 ______ ____ ________ 00 By JEANNE LIESEM Declining S UP! Family Editor - Many prescriptions have more information on all of these been given to me by doctors but problems. O ——— NO, WALL TO RECREATIO THE DEN FORME, ,.., , hard when one feels the racing normal rate below 100. These pulse and hold tight until the are the people who have a 17 Housewives' offttk - her aces In the neck. Pinch of perhaps 200 per minute to a I 34 40 — ____________________________________ NEW OOR IN THE beats for 65 years. After many years I've found the way to it man y times in the clin ical relieve this terrible fast beat. setting. As soon as possible after an In some forms of rapid heart attack starts, I take one hand action, which we call atrial slow to respond, keep working Reveals '. I've never had any relief that w 37 by Bob Montana ____________________________ PADDY'S MODERNIZING .. I _______________________ ks of 56 Total ——— ____ (11PIJT IN .4 tachycardias and so the neck, close to the chin or suddenly slow a rapid heartbeat - 5 6 7 8 33 ARCHIE ___________ . ' 1.'.'" 4, 11 little seem to be own about relief. fast headI've had attac Survey ..,.. V- , .. . Lamb people who suffer from Radio ___________________ 23 24 25 not at all sure you should be NY 1 City Station, New York, 0019. — — — — _______________ _____________________ — — — — — doing this and I'm not going to 1 ; I a 53 Note (Let) 54 Slight intentionally 16 18 — - Dr. lifesaver to me. that has been times about read many I've 5 1 Journey Greek i 'I ____ 2 3 4 15 ~ T.) DEARDR.LAMB-Iwlshto write about a point In therapy 7 Explosive bowman 57 Hawaiian (abbr) 32 Talk wildly volcano, 8 Broke bread 35 Indefinite art,- I 8 IIIINWOM ___________________________________ 30 Four score Friday, June 29, 1979_7 A Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ___________________________ fate — — — — — — — — FR THE BORN LOSER NW 4 Female saint OURSELVES I Heartbeats andpresstlghtlyonthepulseln tachycardla, this reflex will Mauna 40 Tie 9 English cle 58 Motoring 42 Wisest taverns 38 Nuclear 44 Skin problem 10 Type of jacket association agency (abbr) _____ 1 28 Nut Egypt 38 First-rate (comp wd) 39 Soon Triggered ByLAWRENCEL4MB,M.D. 49 Goddess of plant 3 Keen ticle I- Z Is To Slow (naut) 36 Biblical (abbr) and ten. character ordinal 5 Highest point 37 Electrified par. 6 Capital of 31 Mythical 0 40 -tR Fit - Madrid 34 Money on 1 Reflex FJEJI A _______ R A T ( OC N 0 27 Medicinal 2 Home in 33 Actor Ladd CREA • D A [j(Y i 2 i S A TEEN 1 AR 9 Confine 55 In deadly . _______ H t ii 12 Wagon manner a , s R ii t s 13 Lingo 58 Vast period of i Ii OL ID S 14 Indian time 0ATH PAS 8.01 01 TI 15 Phrase of un 59 Hoosier state - G R WON FR derstanding (2 (abbr) y ç i a s wds) 60Activeperson T £ A - Ci £1 AWA 16 Carpentry tool 61 Aleutian ( IR A I. (2 wds) island Ii Proximal 39 Gone by 18 Cupid's title 62 Genetic 19 By means of 17 Float upward 41 Have (archaic) material 19 Card game 43 Ampersand 20 Doesn't exist (abbr) 22 Author (cont) 63 Resident of 45 Actress 21 spy group Fleming Copenhagen Burstyn (abbr) 64 Biblical king 24 Sprays 47 In the middle 23 Units of 25 Speed of resistance measure DOWN 48 Conduct 26 British colony (abbr) steering 29 Bottle cap 26 Angleworm 1 Sour _____ J 4! (A ho PROVE ThAT) ilTTf) C', 1~ - Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS by Chic Young / ~ 0 June 2111 , I • 4 1111111 - ç ,,. - •- ..- - ' �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, June 29, 1979 Legal Notice Graham Misses Cn Budget Spenaing provement, but it wouldn't Flu. (UP!) appear that way if he had cut - Gov. Bob Graham cut $102 either appropriation. nIlilion froni the $15.8 billion . . The budget Is the only bill budget, but woided a light with over which he has line item veto House Speaker Hyatt Brown by power; that is, can reject not vetoing money For special sections of the plan without elementary school teaching and , having to veto It entirely. Most university uualitr miof his vetoes were of small provernent. ._. money items, including $200,000 (;rahain released his budget for a study of marijuana laws message Thursday night about and $65,000 for a consumer's 90 minutes before the deadline. advice telephone service in The budget would have taken Dade COunty. effect as written by the He did veto one $66.3 million Legislature if he had not __________ appropriation, the second exercised his line item veto pOWer by midnight. _______ year's education construction plan as proposed by the Graham also had until Legislature. The plan "isa grab bill midnight to act on a Bolt GRAhAM bag," Tait said, hastily providing for a massive overprepared and not dividing up ...cuts budget haul of the state's higher the money in the best interest of c(lucation system, and giving education. students attending a private "We caine close," said Jim The first year's capital outlay college in Florida $750 a year to Thit,Graham'schieladvisoron plan was acceptable. The help pay their tuition. the budget and taxes. The Legislature will be able to relie won't announce decision on the proposal until massive spending plan is write the second year's propostoday, but sources told UP! he Sligtltl) above the ceiling for the al during the 1980 regular 1979-80 fiscal year beginning session. Money for the conchanged hisinind about vetoing Sunday, but almost on target struction projects comes from it and planned to let it become for the 1980-81 fiscal year. the gross receipts tax on law without his signature. Brown and other House utilities, Because he didn't veto either leaders were furious earlier Included in the vetoed approof the two big education items, this week when Tait put out the priation were $13 million for Graham didn't get the budget down to the anti-inflationary word that $23 million for in- school buses and $12.5 million ceiling he established for the tensifled instruction in kinder- for community college and gartenandthefirstthreegrades university library books. Legislature. during the coming year Most of. the budget The governor vetoed only $36 probably would be vetoed. Florida's first biennial spentitillion of the $50 tidllion needed Graham had also considered ding plan in a decade - was to meet his goal of limiting the vetoing SOfl1C or all of the $32 acceptable to Graham. He growth in program spending to million earmarked for universi- praised the Legislature after the rate of growth of inflation ty system quality improve- the session ended three weeks and Florida's population. ments over the tiext two years, ago for raising welfare payMost of the other vetoed but the money was left in. ,yi'nfq tzitp pninlnvppq .', uluint, ------ "..--'-r-j-appropriations were for conGraham concluded his veto- pay raises, but staying within .slruction projects. Graham had Ing either proposal would be President Carter's anti" no inflationary concern over the "misinterpreted," Tait said. inflation ceiling, and providing items, but didn't see the im- The governor is committed to substantial increases in mediate need for them, education quality mi- education funding. Trucking Rate Hike G ra rited By Board gas use," said Armando Gu- to motorists who had receipts. tierrez for the Jaycees. The Dade County Consumer The idea of the uprising is to Protection Agency, which says show oil companies amid govern- it has had hundreds of similar ment officials they resent the complaints, had instituted the gasoline shortage. court action. A spokesman for Meanwhile in south Florida the agency said similar cases odd-even rationing plans con- have been forwarded to the tinued, as did lines at gas state attorney's office for micstations In both Miami and Fort Hon. Lauderdale. Many stations were putting dollar or gallon Despite sonic oil companies' limits on sales. pledges of higher allocations In A Miami gas station owner July, some service station was fined 'lliursday because he dealers reported they were forced motorists to buy a car being cut back. Jobs Decline In Florida .TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (U P1) part of the recovery was the Employment in Florida result of settlement of labor dropped slightly in May be- disputes. Manufacturing cmcause of a decline in tourism- plOyll)eflt rose by 3,100 jobs, ieflecting a continuing increase related jobs. The number of jobs in May in the production of durable -. gOOdS. was 12,400 less than April's Total employment in Florida total, but 140,000 more than in May was 3,246,000, compared May 1978, the Department of to 3,258,000 for April and Labor reported Thursday. 3,106,000 for May 197L figures indicate a slowing iii Employment In May rcemployfl)Cflt growth, but a tuainl stewly In Bradenton, situation still substantially ' Melbourne, Titusville, Orlando, proved over a year ago, Labor Panama City, Pensacola, and Sérdary Wally Orr said, Talluhassee was down 1,000 Wholesale and retail trade jobs in Daytona Beach; dOb1) accounted for the largest drop, 4,060 in Fort Lauderdale and 1r,5(M), and Orr attributed the Hollywood; &wn ü Fort decline to "the hiatus between Myers; down 400 In Gaineaviltoiu-bt systems." Jobs In titting itt; up 1,7(X) in Jacksonville; aI: drinking establishments down 400 in Lakeland and di'hpped by 5,X) and by 7,100 In Winter Haven; down 2,000 in ljoel.s and motels, Miaimii; down 7(K) in Sarasota; 'Construction employment in- down 1,100 in Tampa and St. c4ased by 5,300 jobs, recouping Petersburg; and dovcu 3,000 hi Ioji an April decline. A large West Palm Beach. - . - io CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES itime .................43c a line iO iiri I 3consecutiv.tlmfl . , . . 31c a line 7 consecutIve times.....35c a line 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 ___________________ _____________________________________ S-1ost & Found ADVERTISEMENT FOR - SEALED BIDS INVITATION TO BID: Notice I hereby given that the School Board of Seminole County, Florida will receive seated bids until July 6, 1979, 2:00 P.M. at which time the bids will b. publicly opened and read aloud in the Seminole County School Board office building. PROJECT TITLE: Lyman High School, Access Road & Ap. purtenances PROJECT LOCATION: Lyman High School, Longwood, Florida NAME OF OWNER: The School Board of Seminole County, 1211 Metlonville Avenue, Sanford, Florida 37171 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: All bids shall delivered to the Superintendent Schools in the School Board Office. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: July 6, I'il9, 2;00 P.M. TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work will be let under this contract as described in the contract documents. The Owner.Contractor Agreement to be used will be AlA A. ioi, 1977 EditIon, SPECIFIED Bid BONDS: security In the amount of five per cent (5 pct.) of the total amount bid will be required. Successful bidder will be required to post a Per. formance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond in the amount of 100 pct. of the Contr4ct amount. PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID DOCUMENTS: The School Board OffIce. 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, FinrI "'' Inc., 506 Wymore BJM Associates, Found young female Poodle. Vicintly Katie St. 323 172t FOUND: sm fern doo on Catalina Dr. Tan color, shaggy, very affectionate. Call mornings 323. 3910. FICTITIOUS NAME THE CIRCUIT COURT JUVENILE DIVISION, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. .ucjA IN THE INTEREST OF BABY OG No. 1030302 A Child THE STATE OF FLORIDA NOTICE OP PETITION FOR ADOPTION TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: UNKNOWN FATHER (Last Name: WISE) You are hereby notified that a Petition under oath, (a copy of which i delivered to you herewith) has been filed in the above styled Court for the permanent corn. mitmcnt of Baby 00 No. 1030302, a child born at St. Petersburg, Florida, toa Licensed Child Placing Agency for subsequent adoption, and you are hereby commanded to N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida at 2:00 P.M. on the 24th day Of July AD. 1919, and to show cause why said Petition should not be granted. WITNESS my hand as the Clerk of said Court and the Seal therent, this 6th day of June, AD. 197g. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Terry D. Cox Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida (SEAL) LDS Social Services Crane's Roost Offic. Park 397 whooping Loop Altamont. Springs, FlorIda 31701 Publish June I, 15. 29, 1914 DEK3$ -. n, NOTICE OP INTENT To REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat th undersigned, desiring to engage Inbusinessunderthefictitiousname of H LW ENTERPRISES at 3453 Orlando DrIve, Sanford. Florida, 32711, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 15th day of June, A. D. 197g. S William E. Holloway, Jr. 5 Paul B. Widener Publish June 22,398. July 6, 13, 79 DEK103 Sheet metal workers 8. cabinet makers. Apply in person. Star Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 298 Sanford Airport, Sanford. 11—lflStfliCtiOflS FIGHT INFLATION ROUTE SALES Need reliable person for route sales. Truck driving experience helptut. Good company benefits. Brown Moulding Company at Port of Sanford. 323.2062. An Equal Opportunity tmployer. FLOOR WAXER Part time days, approx. 30 hrs per wk., will train, ideal for retired or semi retired person. 8698180. WANT TO GET AWAY FOR A WEEKEND? I will care for your child In my home. Fri. evening to Sun. evening. Excellent care clucting meals and church. References available. Call 67$. 0314. .LPN, FUll time 8. part time. Apply In person Lakevlew Nursing Center 919,E. 2nd St. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY WAITRESSES COOK Apply in person Holiday Inn 1.4. On SR 46 at 1.1 Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer fun-arts, crafts, 8. field trips. 3238421. _________________________ LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new areer you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-800-4321403 anytime for recorded message. Road, Winter Park, Florida 327*9 00TAININGBID0ING DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtain dOcumentS by phoning the office of the Engineer, 303.646.5566, after June 13, 1979. The cost will be $25.00 FICTITIOUS NAME for each complete set of Bid Notice Is hereby given that I am Documents. No partial set of plans shall be issued to any bidder. Each engaged in business at P.O. Box 1233 Sanford, Seminole Co-nty, Florida, bidder is allowed a maximum of under the fictitious name of BOB'S All bids must be receIved before SERVICES and that I intend to Legal Notice LPN full time. Exp. w.Florhd license. 4.12. 322*566. Senior NursIng & Cony. Center. r..nld.r t,4 sealed envelope plainly marked on the Circuit Court, Seminole County, I .êi. lI. Tfl9UT5I0C "proposal" aria me Title the worL, the dale and the name of StatUtes, TOWIT: be,.tio,u dbS.09 the bidder. The School Board of Florida Statutes 1957. Seminole County reserves .he right 51g. Bobby C. Massey to accept or reIect any or all bids or waive any lnformslitles In the Publish June 8, 15, 32, 29, 1979 bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn DEK.37 for a period of 30 calendar days LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT subsequent to the opening of bids Board of County Commissioners without the consent of the Board. The County of Seminole Dated this 13th day of June, 1979. Separate sealed bids for the s. Mr. Robert 0. Feather, followIng items will be received at Chairman the office of the Purchasing Agent, 5. M. William P. Layer, Room 417, Seminole County Cour. Superintendent Pubih Jun" 15, 27, 29, is: AM, July 16, 1W9, at whIch time and DEK.76 place bids will be publicly opened and read. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR ,u. I- UI iuminum SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Floating Boat Docks & (2) PROBATE DIVISION Aluminum Gangways Fill Number 79.flS.CP item No.2- (5) Portable Gasoline Division Driven Generators IN RE: ESTATE OF Item No. 3— Annual ROSA LEE BLAKE, Requirements for Meter Boxes Deceased Item No. 4— Annual NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Requirements for Traffic Control TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Actuated Solid State Digital Timing CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Equipment and MaterIals THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Item 5— Shelving for Library OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Services IN THE ESTATE: Item No.6-Furniture for Library YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Services that the administration of the estate All work shall be in accord with of ROSA LEE BLAKE, decesed, File Number 79.73Q.CP, isp.nctng in specifications avaIlable in the office of the Purchasing Agent. the Circuit Court for SemInole The County reserves the right to County, Florida, Probate Division, reject any or all bids, with or the address of which is Seminole without cause, to waive County Courthouse, Sanford, technicalities; or to accept the Did Florida 32171. The personal which in its Iudgment best.serves representative of the estate is John the County. DeM. HaInes, whose address is P.O. For Item No. S only, upon award Box 8*0, Winter Park, Florida 37790. successful bidder may be required The name and address of the per. to furnish Performance and sonal representatives attorney are Payment Bonds, each In the 100 set forth below. percent (100 pet) of total bid All persons having claims or amount. demands against the estate are Purchasing Agent required, WITHIN THREE Seminole County MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Courthouse, Rm 417 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford, Fl 37771 THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk (305) 323-4330, Ext. 295 of the above court a wi'itten Publish June 29, 1979 statement of any claim or demand DEK.133 they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must Indicate the NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING basis for the claIm, the name and TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION address of the creditor or his agent OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY or attorney, and the amount OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. claimed. if ths claim Is not yet due, Notice is hereby given that a the date when it will become due Public Hearing will be held at the shall be stated. If the claim is Commission Room in the City Hall contingent or unllquldated, the in the City of Sanford, Florida, at nature of the uncertainty shall be 7:00 o'clock P.M. on July 9, 1979, to staled. if the claim is secured, the consider the adoption of an or security shall be described. The dinance by the City of Sanford, claImant shall deliver sufficient Florida, tItle of which Is follows: copies of the claim to the clerk to ORDINANCE NO. 1474 enable the clerk to mall one copy to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY each personal representative. All persons interested In the estate OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, VACAT. ING AND ABANDONING THAT to whom a copy of this Not Ice of CERTAIN PARK LYING BE. Administration has been mailed are TWEEN COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE required, WITHIN THREE AND THE ABANDONED SEA. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF BOARD COAST LINE RAILRaAD THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF RIGHT.OF.WAY AND BETWEEN THIS NOTICE, to file any objections 20TH STREET AND COUNTRY they may havi that challenge the CLUB CIRCLE, AND AS DELIN. validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal EAT ED IN A PLAT OF COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT I, ACCORD. representative, or the venue or INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS lurisdiction of the cow?. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND PAGE 35, OF THE PUBLIC RE. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED FLORIDA, RESERVING THE USE Date of the first pvbIIctIon of this OF SAME UNTO THE CITY OF Notice of AdministratIon: June 33, SANFORD, FLORIDA FOR UTILI. 197?. TV PURPOSES. PROVIDING FOR John OeM. Ha mis SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS As Personal Representative AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Of the Estate of A copy shall be available at the ROSA LEE BLAKE Office of the City Clerk for all Deceased persons desiring to examine the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL same. REPRESENTATIVE: All parties in Interest and citIgans John DIM. Hairies shall have an opportunity to be Winderweedle, Halnes, Ward 1 heard at said hearing. Woodman, PA. By order Of the City Commhisio. P.O. Box NO of the City of Sanford, Florida. Winter Park, Fl, 33790 H. N. Tamm, Jr. Telephone (30$) 644-317 City Clerk Publish: Jun. 22, 79, 1979 Publish June 29, 1979 DEK.$ DEK131 ''" " 'i" I "v All around person who can handle multi duties including in. stallation, service & sales for fast growing Appliance store in Orange City. Call 775.8888 or 715. 7222. General Office part or full time to work with growing company. Good typing 8 spelling. No shorthand required. Neat ap pearance. Will be working with lab analysis. Will train. Salary open based on qualifications. EOE. 373-8360. Hair Dressers with some following Reflections of Beauty Ned. thru Sat. tXPORT SALESMANAGER Must have thorough knowledge of marine export sales with at least S years related experience. Send resume to Cable Boat Co., P.O. Ocx 1857, Sanford, FIa. 32771. No Phone Calls Please. Land Sales $600 per week possible. Work part tIme. Ex. perienced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644. 25 18. - .. Need someone to assemble 14x10 steel shed 323-4290 for details Full time position for medical transcript ionist. Applicant must have previous medical tran. scriplion exp. Apply to Mrs. Joan Marks, Medical Record Dept. Seminole MemorIal Hospital, Sanford. 305.322.4511, ext. 780. Over the road drivers must have 1 year reefer experIence. Apply Metro Sales Corp. 1921 West 1st St. Sanford. Dental Assistant Certification Preferred 3238180 Wanted middle age lady to babysit in my home. 8 to S PM. Own trans & ref. please. 323.9205. 33—Houses Furnished For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5324. PURCHASING AGENT Immediate openings with a growing company for a person with at least 5 years experience in nation wide purchasing of food supplies Including produce, meats & dry goods. Must be able to supervise people control payroll costs 8. be able to schedule staff. Send resume or apply in person Holiday House Corp., 1130 Old Daytona Rd., DeLand, FIa. 37720. 378—Off Ice Rental * A BUDGET PRICE TAG this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on king size lot Near Shopping but country atmosphere Just 526.500 *INDUSTRIAL 1 S ACRE SITE near PR Siding, close to I I 55500 per acre - READY TO SELL Don't sell yourself short We have 78 years of experience 8. knowledge & an active demand for hom 8. land Call us today! REALTY WORLD. STEMPER AGENCY - REALTOR 3724991 Eves 6673455 322-1959 _____________________________ JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. Pool, Iakeview, large lot. 4 BR, 2 bath C H&A, carpet, choice school area. 552.500. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS • ICALTOS 24 HOUR I Teenagers will doodd lobs Baby sitting, lawns, etc. Call 321-0218 Beautiful Country Estate with extra large 2 story home plus Guest Home plus gazebo. 179,900. 37-C--For Lease HAL COLBERT, REAL1'Y Sanford area, 3I. acre pasture rent. $35 per mo. 831-6634 INC. REALTOR 323-7832 Eve.322-0612,3fl 1587,322-1177 ORANGE CITY-- Contemporary home. Landscaped courtyard. 1 ft. freeform tub With solarium. I BR. 2 baths, split plan. Beautiful Wooded area of fine homes - Lake Mary-Sanford 2 Duplexes side by Side 5900 mo. income plus tax shelter. Quadriplex-Spaclous 2 BR Apt. High yield, Edward H. Seibert, Realtor 322-9283 Req Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC 101W Commercial Phone 322 1881.Santord _________________________________ 2 ACRE KE ESTATE Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 7 super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, custom home with pool Surrounded by towering oaks. One of a kind-far below replacement cost at only $149,000. By appointment & previewof photos 8. details only' Lakefront lot in Casseiberry. 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking $14,950 with good terms or trade, Call Bart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 372 7498 COUNTRY HOME 2 bId lots 200* 140 near Paisley. Ready br your new home. -_ Dependable 8. well motivated young Certified Surgical l'ech seeks employment. 323.7268. 41-Houses n-Apartments Unfurnished a-. ______________________ •* mmediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking .4i.s.t.i.ne t hospi'. nursing home & downtown. $27,500, w.excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322-6457 or 322-ill) aft S .'.js!,i*. - - M. Unsworth Realty 31—Apartments Furnished Furn eff apt, Including all utilities, private parkIng, near downtown. 5200. 322-7991 REALTOR ML 123 6061 or eves. 323 0517 ENT WITH OPTION, 2304 Lisa Ct. Owner $29,900. BATEMAN REALTY. Reg. Real Estate Broker -35 Sanford Ave. 321.0739 Aft. Hrs. 372-7643, 3274669 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy El. ficlent" studios, private en. trance, bullt.in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air 8, 12 bulit.in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 3233301. REALTY - ulId to Suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 2338. 345 Apts. tdr Senior CItizens. Down. town,'yery clean 1. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. STEN STROM fA- F HA-235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment ash for your lotl Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. ledel Inc., Realtor 641-3013 - ._L ' Legal Notice 5' FANTASTIC) BR. 2 bath home in Shadow Lake Woods with every imaginable feature! C-H&A, pantry, fireplace, Scr. porch, Solarium off MBR., Fla. Rm., eat-In kit! Yours, for 5103.500. BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, I bath, cozy cottage on the lake! Extras inc. beamed ceilings, stone fire place, island kit., penn. 1g. porch over Banana Lake! Your own listing dock too! Super Home Away from Home! BPP WAR RANTED. Only $35,000! COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE, 3 BR, 1', bath home on beautiful 1 acre! Formal DR. Ig BR's. porch 8. double garage! 2 extra lots! Great potential & in. vestment! BPP WARRANTED A buy for 5.45,700! SUPER 7 BR, I bath home in CC. Manor w lg eat-In kit, C H. WAU. all on a Ig landscaped lot w mc. patio garden A. detached garage! New roof & paint, too! BPP WARRANTED. Wow! Just REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES— JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the CIty of Winter Springs, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, 400 N. Edg.mon Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida, on Tuesday, July 24, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider an Ordinance entitled follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, REZONING THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LANDS, SUBJECT PROPERTY ABUTS THE SOUTH. EAST SIDE OF EDGEMON AVE. NUE FROM BAHAMA ROAD SOUTH TO SUNSET DRIVE, IN THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING CLASIFICAT ION OF R.0 TO R.1A PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 166.041 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES: PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. MENT OF THE OFFICIAL iON. ING MAP AND THE CITY'S COM. PREHENSIVE PLAN: SEVER. ABILITY: CO?t:r:.,'.'p FECTIVE DATE. Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service as ri 2565 REALTORSU PARK Branch OffIce 323-2222 I RESIDENTIAL BASS FISHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD near Welaka, Fl- Canal front 2 BR. 76, C A&H. w boat house 8. 75'x 110' fenced yd Only $37,500. -NOT EVEN BROKEN IN only 4 yrs old 3 BR 7 0. CB, CH&A, I2O'x 130' lot w nice trees,close to schools. 5.41,000. FHA. WHEN HAVE YOU SEEN acute I BR I B home on 75 x 130 lot w 10 trees lr colt 17IC ,sri" C.sr. er financing 8. includes fire ace' A copy of said Ordlnancs shall be available at the Office Of the CIty Clerk Of The City of Winter Springs, Florida, for all persons desiring to examine same. All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE is to published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation of the City, one (1) time lest fifteen (IS) days prior to the time Of the public hearing. Dated this 25th day of June, 1979. City of Winter Springs By: Jean A. Halstead, Acting City Clerk Publish June 39, 197? DEK132 -, \ ' ' ( _________________ - - ' ' COUNTRY ACRES EXCELLENT INVESTMENT I - acre tree barn w over 300' frontage on paved rd 170' depth, good terms. I b ".g , ' ., '--' - impose tr.,I,',. steel , ,'mmu'mnt or SItup', liIll IS, smll, ,, tr >,IulS lilac ks Sft'p', ,%S,r,ii I,' (tint ruth' Co hIS I mm Ave 1?) SJS I -. - - 1 ,icr,'s I no) t ',yI,iri ,,ru',, 540 000 l's' ill aim, #i.SOlic ;nwsk, REAL. 1031 'Ii,' 1981 immfin, it -- - - ' ' ' .. - - -. , . . ', , .-' .' Rabori _____ SUPER TAX SHELl ER quadraplcL'x basics are Imere needs upgrading Great Potential, good cony location $59,900 . V. A( RI 5 P41 All LAKE 14A11 NI Y. Of. NE.VA AREA 58.500 I ONE of a KIND- sedate Older 2 story home, beautifully land scaped, has I BR apt over dId garage. 519,500. EXCEPTIONALLY NiCE 3 BR, 2 B lust listed in the beautiful Mayfair sect iGo This home has over 1900 sq ft of living area w Ig well landscaped yd Ready 10 move into Priced ,st only 561.000 Hurry! CHARMER older 7 story. 3 BR, 7 B, newcarpet, patio & 2 porches Cony, IoctIon, 13i,Soo- ' Corn Ii S-SO. ',rilm 575 pl,iy pen $75 C,ull alter I PM NICELY WOC)DE 0 CORNIER . 3772113 . ... LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE Custom mad.' extra firm kinqsiz,' MONROI tONED DUPLEX twci wmtt, Iran,,' 5175. round oak 57,5131) table & 4 otnmrni,'rc a,ul C .uptains chimr', 5)5(3 room 'suit. rug brown I 4(111' tONI 0 MOBILE NEAR & whit,' 550 830 S/il LAKE 0103161 56900 -. Air conditioner 1310, $715 - - 71000 -------------i LOTS tONI: o MOP TI 1'Ll Concrete druni crOdleS. $5 eaci, UNITS $100130 TOTAL Acldressoqr.iphm, %/S it,t'rn,u, 550 1110 1046 or 135 (tin fiwood Sanford 3210640 Sanford 321-0702 MOTHER IN LAW 1g. 1 BR, 2 13, I SEIGLER REALTY + - Over an acre, fenced, fruit trees, Harold Hail Realty cleared, counry rd. Good terms. 5.4000. 3 BR. 26, w w carpet, FP. garage. 522,000. 1 acre near Wekiva zoned lot mobile home or home, w el A. septic already there. Deeded rught to river also. Good terms. Owner hold Buuldung lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms Owner holding, I building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. $55008. $5000 Need a commercial Site for ceramic shop? We have it, 521.500. Good location, Paint 8. body shop all equipt, plus I BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent location br business Call for more details. $79,900. - 1,00010 1 C' I ON RADIO Sanford 321.0702 I J'13'51/4 Day Or__!:AJI!,!:.L New ?3S Homes. 1 pct interesl to '_I)iiid'r SIi.,,iu,.l pt/u.s $15 5l ---- KENMORt WASHER qualified buyer $30,000 to -----I,,,,', 138.000. Low down payments Service Used Machines rep listing IIFIOCIIUPE wr,tt' BUILDER. 327 778/ MOONEY APPL lANCES ___________________________ -CIII 110K 1715 lAND (0 323 0697 Murphy. N C' 78906 LONGW000 flY OWNER • ' . - - ' ', ..s.' - We have (7) 5 acre tracts in Osteen that may be lust what you are looking for So call us 3 BR, I' B. carport. dbl lot, lenced bk, CH. behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000. VA or FHA. at ARE YOU HUNTING? for a hunt,ng lodge in Farmungton? This is ready for only $16,500- - H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Peg Real Estate Broker 790U 1792.CoSseiberrv,FI 5318200 Eve-$673655 We have (4) 2', acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding with good terms. nCAI I, tYAT J I fl , 'uI ., - - — k A __________ Tt'-.-- - S p Air Conditioning _________________________ Cash 3224132 ("nIral Hct & Air (ond lie,' Es? (ill fir I II,Ir r at SLAPS, ',anlord 172 I//I l'AIN I ING, CARPENTR'I CUSTOM CAUINETS Fr',',' PsI 373 0129 after 5 30 _______________________________ Appliances ______________________________ is w I. ((Ii Y U '.1.1) 1 (131 NIl ((RU 8. tiP Pt I AN( I' S Suit,,, it I tin umilun,' Salvaui.' Il) 8121 ii.G,jrden AIn Aji;mli,,n( es R,'lniii,'r,,tiorm A ( Fit'pao 1 i(.'tms,'d I7i ooio %CASII$ .'ayinq $16 P. up uil'tl'5. 58 & m,m woolens class r uru,j's A ISO titi yirl(3 w,'ctctinq bands, star I nt) & ,hny ,,mj,r'k,'cl ciold Any (0,1(1 678 7737 __________________________________ ,'(imn,'r i(,llm Sod 4111 2700 IIAIIIA SOD $34 (IOOsq It_i free Del on 4100 so ft or more - Autoniotive Service ____________________________________ I ,'.,t,r I ,'ulonmot,vm' Si-rvi(u' t,t,i4tVS. t,uiI 3011*'. 't( fuutue up Lawn tMintenance I AN DS( Al' I NO I 0I,l I,hwtt (jir'. r,'s,ctentidl 8. I c,rmimmui'r',iI 1?) 1441 after 6 72-Auction Beauty Care •...••....•s•.• 101451:11's IIIEAUTY SALON - . SUN. July 1, 1 PM • Cerai'nic TIle TO BE SOLD AT ____________________ MEINTZIER TILE N,'w or repair, leaky showers our IS yrs lip 869 856? - __________________________ Lawn Service i,prm,'r,jl L ,mndsc,ipinq Rse 'pa'CiaIi',tS. top so'l & fall dirt, sod laying & free trimming 1?) 2948 o. M LAWN CARE W,"sidenlil & Cor,mrn,'rc,al 1275542 Dressmaking __________________________________________________ Light Hauling All,'raliuju,s, Drestn,ikunq Drapes. Upholstery 3?? 070/ Yard Debris, Tra'h Appliances & Misc OPE N FOR INSPECTION I 9AM DAY OF SALE VISA ' . SANFORD AUCTION • Ill 41119 MOwing 321 0098 ____________________________________ __________________________________ RIFLES. HANDGUNS MASTER CHARGE ( ,'rt if met? L ,iwn & Landscape bornu,'rIy I1,,rruett Beauty Nook 5)91 1st SI - )? 571? • GUN AUCTION • (LOCAL) 319 5371 - Exterior Cleaning - 118.3' I .t"r iQI I uniqu', 8. mniI(l,.W r,',nus,,l Roof's. w- ,,lls. (ii'( d's. ,'lc I rue L'st .131 6066. 6.88 8335 F ,. - jt_ Off ice Cleaning ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 25445. French Ave 377 023). 373 7)73, 322 0779 - - -- -. ' ..: - -: - -..-------..---.'-------- •-- -. - ---- - - . - . , -- - - _ - — C u',tu,mi OIIie Cleaning, commer ,,i, View consl Li', . bonded & illS (3ii.iluty secv'ce ecerytime F'ti 123 0541 or 668 5984 GE Irostlesslreezer 1215 S. French Ave. I3cultupright.$I50 323.7340 'Grooming& Boarding 373 8911 36R78,llx3lpool.onlgwooded ___________ ••I••s•.••••••• Painting RETAIL GROCERY $77,000 lot, cul de sac, AC. carpeted, Make your Budget go further, shop AN IMAL HAVE N - - - , -rr,ce includes t'sI business 8. FR. All appliances stay, l'i pct Ihe CIassIl,ed Ads every day. I Dog & Cal boarding, batting, prime corner lot on Il 92 in For [slI',', Connrnt'rcial assume, $140 pays aU or FHA clippuncj, flea control Pet F'mu'rmtincj by Anthony Cormno In DcBa.y. Owner tinancing w 29 lIa'sidenlual Auciuor,s & Ap VA Call S 10 PM or wkends 831 teruor, a'nter,or, qualified in .811 SuI)plS dog houses. insulat,'cl, pci dwn. 7891; 834 3)97 prausals Call Dell's Aucl,on, 33 I pImaes Free Est Call 3220011 shady 'nsude kennels, screened ' 54 -Garage Sales The Reel Estate Agency - outSide' runs, also air conci REALTOR SANFORD $78.500 3 Bclrm 373 5321 --_________________________ _______________________________________ -cages 372 515? bath, arport, nice' ne,gpi ----.---Baby clothes, men 8. women's ______ Plastering borhood. My equity & assume clothes, depressionglass. Lots of —' [I ____________________ _________________________ 47—Real Estate Wanted ____________________________ _________________________ low rate loan at 587 mo or new Misc Fri, Sat lOb 1805 Holly financing 323 6728 interior Exterior Plastering Ave. Home Improvements — - -' Losing your home & crecjml' I — will ________ ________________ This very desiro,.aic pew,. p',Innea catch up back paymcnt & buy Call 322 2180 CUSTOM HOME BUILT — fill's, 2 bathS. spacious eat in s-------------' i,., sun kitchen wilh family room, SC. BALINT & ASSOC 322 8665 1101 Court St. ____________________________ 47A'jges Bought seperate formal DR, large _______________________ Ar,' you a full fume driver w,lh a covered oatio. 8. , new & SkI ;T"---'. - . C H&A ____________________________ 'JadV VInCI . V . .__ AL.L PLUMBING PROBLEMS part time car? Our classifieds roof. Owner transberring & says items. Sat 8 Sun. 9 1111 1. 405 are loaded wuth good buy for Repairs. Leaks. Fast Servuce BUY EXISTING 1st 8. reduce price to $61,000 Boxwood Cr. Winter Springs (hg Cds MORTGAGES R Legg, Lic I 323 0171, 322460) MIg. Broker 82$ No. 4 0 REALTY Carport Sale Sat & Sun. I till. Wymore Rd Altamonte 9:00A.M. Plants, misc, bottles & Clotht. I INSULATION Batting, blowing. REALTOR 3724000 MLS Railings 862 43 2656 Grandview between Wylly I Sat,, July 7th WACO Fo,lrfl, fiberglas & Cello ____________________________ & Lemon. -------_ los',. Lowest prices Call 371 0839 I Harrison 6 Logan Farms Hasting,, Lustombu,,,irOfl work, or 901 7316108 (oIlel Florida I', ITO. S. of traffic light en 42-4jle Homes 49-B Front Property Estate 8. garage sale. Kenmoreel Wundow guards, gates etc. C.". _______________________________ dryer; trundle bed comp; single 1111% 173 7581, .5.19 I6V.I I Tractors, CabOagi carts, Masc. riung was w sc; dishes; clothes, LAKFRONL COUNTRY Mobile Home 17*60. 7 till cabhog. farm equip. Tires, scales. r('Smcjrnces on approx 7 acres, misc. Nothing over $100. Sat. 9 5, Furn, Exc, Cond Ivol tanks, Shop tools 6 much mont Sun 9 noon. 301 Evansdaie Rd 100 Il lake brontage 515.000 337 3853 1k Mary ESTATE SALE Terms: cash or casislors check. For REDUCED BY 11.500! more inform. 9s4).am.mg 915 iIs7O. 3 BR. 28, expando. cent Yard Sale-Sat 9 till S I REALTY MoonMullins !f.03 Hiawatha Av' Baby ile,i, air, Log S( purcim. utiiily I many extras 110.500. 6686309 I large womens clothing, Misc — Auctioneers REALTOR 322 4000 MLS MID 40's 46---Commercial ---_______ Property-- ________ _______________ - - . . -' - --.-' - a.c ru.iiuvu. CLOSING OUT FARM SALE RabOYI% Water - - -. - , - LicenSed & Bonded Paola. Ideal for your new hon,e. •- 4, •... • ItS,,u To List Yout' Business,., Raborn - ,%' _____________ FAROUT 70 wilderness acreage w tar out terms. $15,000. -- - - '', L DiI 322-2611 or 831-9993 . ": - $795 'nt lSiml Mus?,,mmq 6 sIc? Irons $745 197(1 4 i'lrd S $1140 IS P1, uiii'imtfi - SIlo? 6. auto All m'r,'s SI '140 91,9 t Ii,'', S stmJ trans '.795 lY.'l (,udIlam I ldoraclo E *c conci 'u','r '- (dpi? left r e,sr "nd 5500 ito., I 0t(J•', 4, "i; ',i.:e,t ' Y'. ,,'N-:d '3 , . L.,rry's M,,nt 235 Sanford Avi' lImit, 8. t,lf Ito' finest in used lunnuitur,'. FV,'fr,g , '.tOv,'S. tool', - NL1 coffee t,,t,Ia' With 7 ______________________________ - It' I 011'. 914 I' 5' lINK A 4', I ni',mi %lIim&u 550 - PUBLIC AUCTION OVER 200 52-Appliances 45-A—jtof State Property 323 5075 .,- . 4i -- 68 -Wanted to Buy tmm,tt cb,,rlcj i',md I ,i(d,", 5)9 Sanford I ,,rn,tur,' S,ilv.iqe, I! 925o uI S,,nlord 322 8/23 _______ -.I _________________________ 1 -' SlHouseboid Goods I . ' NEW.USED.ANTIQUE I ON SAIL NEW lw,, Sill' ho. I SHOTGUNS. sprungs & i,,,,ltrt'Ss $73 95 ".1 Sanford 321.0640 .' ________________________________ - Orlando 327.1577 Inc. REALTOR, MLS - Or, Tern Pork 113101(131 7139 S Myrtle Ave ,Sanford p wfi,m • - Pool I,,bla' Urunswuck. S,,t,'t,ubIc' 510(3 123 0753 NICE LOT ON HWY 4?7 NLAR 3(25503' 56,500 - w .,iu m'uj'hm' - . - Top t)oll,ir P,i,mI lot mink & us,*1 ,irS tr ii(dy I,. twOs', m'quupmvl,'nl 12? S'0 i,im',d.r remnant Sale say.' SO pcI or more on in stock rims. quality carpet name brands good selection super buys thru July 6 Carpet Stiop of Sanford /ll 5%' 1st, Ill 0114 5 ACRES Ni AR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANE 0310 PAVED ROAD I RON I At,E THE RIGHT LOCATION bu5ines or protessiona office building Site, 761' on 25th St 578.500 FR, C H&A, carpet, Inc 2 kit ranges, 7 ref. dbl sized utility rm. benced, fruit trees, deep well 536.500. $14,000 dwn & assume or FHA VA terms - I 0,'', - 65--Pets- Supplies p S pu lIP suit,' new, 5239. 5 c T','w S IV.' (Ovt'S,'.11 /V -'iTrr 73( (tmn,'ttp5. $4995 & up 31,1 S%0&ujm II stove. $608. up. full Size cIrajmeri's. $108. up S,inford I urnitun,' 'i.Ilvag(' 119) So of ',ltil0t ci. .11? 11121 I - 41311 5 WILSON RD AREA NICI I V Y'VOODLD 512.500 or ',,,i.' '" 77--Junk Cars Removed __________ ________________________________ 4',iO ',rs - 'lim0i w,,t,I, c,Iimq Imp mi-nir ' -ii ,I'.ui '100(1 kls Nm'.'d', a t,'ilc,'j yul It,',' to S,mi,iu'omi,' u', ('1 d"iS ' , . ' __________ Iruliru' Iiquicf.licuri of u%,',) noun, uiu",k, t.it)It' 8. ti,lIi(litlCl I AMP', Itu'sl offi'r will take ,ull D,,',s nil ',.lr'liiftj 11)6500 - IV?? fluiclt Skylark cond, ril.'W paint lob S°00 8)1 .1563 _____________________ 4 OR SALE 1970 Nova e - '' '' i. ,iI MOTEL LAMP SALE u'( 44w 92 I mmli' west ot Speedway D.,','on,, Peach will hold a piibI AUTO AUCTION every lui'Sd,5', .1? 30 II S Ih only one -n 1 lr 'da You set lii,' reserved ;'rc,' Call 904 255 8311 for fm:r?tu,'r details _____ 7 Gran Prm*, PS. PU PW. AM FM. 8 track. AC. tilt steer, cruise tonI Ec cond Reasonable 323 75-A—Vans ... ' - Moy?, W,i',hoic, iSSat bun,' Avoc.lilo. ,'icell,'nt corn? S U" r-vi I' I') 11'm 80141) 115 4.1(1(3 - DAY ION A AUTO AUC T ION ion .- '' -- -. - , Al RI', AN V DL El S I lie Ou ,',',mIuous' .12? 9331 i 1 DiR I•,',. 101' SOIL 'Lii j lii di ,,( y 121 15140 -- ' - -'----- 'fl 5895 35 322 38? - Am' ti 'umunicia',', 8 1' M Sanford Ave at Hwy 427 COnSiQimuientS W,'sell t:sta','s K ,'IIiii)q', A iii I '- .i ,'s 3217050 I ,,winimuo',s,'r S,I IC', & 5cr s,' We ',eI( II,,' lo,? ser', ice II,,' rUSt (%''',l,'rn ,\,,,m) (13 A '.1 5' 17? .1.511 lImOs. 010 motel ho. pr lug'. 8. inn.,ttr,'',se', $30 sit 5,,mnti.imd : --' - ., ' (iOi',iS - - uierolet K -imqswoocl Wagon Good corid 5400 1:2 ?sf I 4O I 115'S __________________________________________________ Ar my IioOl', 511 99 rr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 110 ',aumlord At,.' 321 5791 IS lire'. otl POar Idiamim Wood Pd $S500 ni'r ri' Aft I JO. ill 8366 m - (Su'S? Sanford 1?) S(i,'O 4i ,, _., J -5T VIAIcE PAYMENTS 69 to 's (ill 339 9100 or f31 De,Ver' -'' 1,0', LI,ril A:,1,1,1 Os", iO*l AVOn )S i','r 1000 pcs olass w,Ire blown ulass - car nival ql,155 cryt,i( glass & ,ill kind', it qOss New & burn-ti,'.' f4equl,,r .\uct'allow I .,r I', U-rd Am timi FlOOR pgl/I:s I'. 'llOqmJ'. At,1 lion , S.iumford Av,' os', from, F' mlu'tmr ('t'" ItImi ,,ctory - tr - OrIando32l.1577 . if- Sunday 7 PI '.t,n - BROKER 7439 S. Myrfle Ave., Sanford 14,5 w - (A............ '''''''""'O' --- - ,' ?T10l,'ts Accessories . 80-Autos for Sale ______________________________ Deli's Auctèon Center 59---Muslcal tv'rclv)IxIise ____________________________________ ll,lnnumlorld Or q,n i.OflSOl(' el,'c I got a cost-of 'living raise Let's celebrate and tronic M 10.' mruod.-I, fruit wood ttltn' flood prIct' 51195. will Sell turn on the air condItIoner for an hour1" itiucti less 1.3 7717 ------ NE 1 CONSOLE PIANO SG---Miscellaneous for Sale 42—M,obile Homes I OR SALE Vvaumlecl R esponc,ble party to bolt,. ov,'r Spint'l Pi,irii, L,isy I,'rm,us ,ee our t,t'aut,lul new lIAR lIt'4C, WIL SON MAtER FI.IRNITURF (.111 1> lot ,)IIy Writ,' 10P4w lap ',iduuq 8. ',tiinqI roof PUS' SELL TRADE ,, . 10! GF1 F:GORY 8.SOISILE IiOlmS(:S III lISP F irSI St 377 56?? Caryl,', IL 61131 803 Orlando Dr 11.3 5200 -- 'S?.%\\ - SEIGLER REALTY DOOR I'Ri:rc (0.5SF 01 5 ., I ,\ S 7 (In,'i.kmmi,t' Iiin,i,' I lusbomni li-li R,m,iilint,'r trO,(er tIm hut 'OW ill'S-tV w,it,'r f ii d,, 1909 5 5) I'7 IS'i __________________________ / Duplex 113.500 HOndymn,,n special Walk to school 8,. hunch 'i. • -2.' ''ILl. I £ c' -,o.'t • g, 323 1526 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAR OVI EDO. PART IM Sanford Sunland 3 LIP I hIatt,. 2 NICE WOODED ttUlLi)lNc, PROVED PASTURE, PARTLY qd cond New appliances LOl S. $.1.OIXJ EACH WOODED $55,000 Phone 323 3649 or 313 /333 LAR('[ -529.000 CORNER MEL (ON 3 BE DROOM COMPLETELY RE --V ILL 1- A I 1811, 51.500 HANDYMANS SPECIAL MODELED. INCLUDES NEW Statelyolder 2 story home $78,500, ROOF, NEW PAINT & NEW L.ARC,E (OI1NE-4 NIAR L'iKti 29 pct down. 15 yr mortgage at 10 CARPETS LAP6E T MONROE NA 31 ( 1 55(35 pct. nt SCREENED PORCH. FIRE S1.SOC PLACE. ON LARGE WOODED I LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. REALTY I 4(111 tONI-Il MOUlt F NI AR ' '"'T'2A 1 .d ( S t,'n TT'y )" TJ3 327 4000 ML 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE' MONROE 6 I 4 527.500. ii' . REALTORS 3390509 3390508 8. _____________ 'ml Su:u 'SO %u5t S,'ll 51500 834 57'O - 297' 41w', Il 92 Sanford P Ia 37771 New listing on St Johns River See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 24*56 with indoor waterfall 8 fish pond 3 or I fiRs, swimming pool all on canal leading s Johns River 5)25.000 F r inch ill 323 5324 - 7' Yamah,i DOHC 750. mag wheels. faring, drive shaft. 59 mi- per gal $1 500 323 0039 ________________ No Au&tOn S,iIt' or ionIhof Jul 5,',' ou IS? "(ode'.' ON V AC A I 'ON '()p' 55—Boats Country Property Treed 2' acres near I 4 & SR 46 3 BR enclosed Porch, to lull around in during these hot summer days A roust to see only 3.500 2435' - S . I (1(i celery As,' ',ATURDAY .511 (),( ___________________________ 1 The Real Estate Agency SCREENED PORCH WITH 70*70 WORK SHOP ON MAO NOL IA. ONLY $27,000 fl Q .'. - 43—Lots-Acreage 2 BEDROOM. DINING ROOM, 1 classified ads didn't work thq'rewoutdln thi. any' ( Cdli' lawn Pi,irs or ill, small ,'lectrc orq,in. 400 day lock oar den lvjIs 0(111 1 (illS 1,1,111). lOIS ot :mi'au'lui illasS 'f.imms . mm :1ii'1 LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS, COMPLETELY RE DECORATED ON LARGE LOT '7 BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON 25th STREET. 531.500 * TV '.',jebi'r (1? ,.' _________________________________________________ 2 BEUROOM NEAR OOWN TOWN, -LLLY FURNISHED. 7 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CON Di T ION 121.000 HURRY ON THIS i'rt) '.' l carport ,,l,' uii ('9 Park ow Dr "'mil,,iiil F sfi1e', ; ,'a?ti'r lotik (00111 ( har 8. tOillaim I', I hIs 11 ( tur ('S r r or ni -St h' ,c I*)Ok', Aft V .\M / -- _____________ - SALE * - - JUST LISTED 3 BR. 2 bath home on oak shaded lot! C H&A, w w carp"..i,'qi fenced rear jard & B B Orilt! Lots more! Just 57Q :'.00t ' _________________ ____________ Newly redecorated 3 BR 2 bath home 27*12 game room, ideal for large family, beautifully - OVER 123 THRUMAY 1919 IltAIR ,SC,FNCY 1i46Ar FRI. 7:30 P.M. (( , . - ( , ________ 101 tlldq E. Allamonte Dr. trev('r used I furniture 8. many iriore 'bros at 267) S Sanford Avt' 322 1491 Tus [ij'l 8.58 Sat 10 S _______________ _______________ - - ________________ Orqan onsole color TV Assert - Thus lovely Spacious FAMILY home has a nice above ground pool. C H&A, FR w el PP ASsumable mortgage! Close to shopping, schools, churches''' ///A15" R EAI'l 0R 78—,torcycleS - L Drastic reduction in cIrce' 170 PINECREST DRIVE' Now 537.900' FLEXIRL E I IWAN CING'!' -- INC. 72—Auction i. " - ;.. - REALlY WORLD. 532.500! as * -. r "I '' Income property house 8. garage apt. 132.500. good location, easily expanded to 3 or I units HANDYMAN SPECIAL 3-2 lust reduced to 538.500 Nice quiet area, cxc neighborhood. 1 yr warranty. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 530-6833 or 339-4711 eves. - - NOTICE 51--arage Sales school 6. recreation area. 5.51,500. Bob Hansche Inc REALTOR CENTURY 21 $72,500. 323-900) UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) 2 BEDROOM: (1) 1 BEDROOM, 7 CARPORTS. ONLY 542,500. Seigler Realty, Broker .21.0640 321.070? - by Gill Fox cred,t We have helped others tO t,nd FAST CASH buyers to t)i.iy their equity We can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor 644 2518 _______________________________ W GarnettWhite - 709 Oak Ave. 2'j story older home. Good terms. 128.500. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 332.2611 or 8.31.9993. - E ALTY 248) Palmetto Ave. 2 BR 1 bath. 521,500. S French (17 921 Sanford 323 5324 40-A—Apartments & puplexes for Sale B B lE'S for those who like individuality See it today $14,500 (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 12005g. ft. total. for Ideal carpet, w-w professional suite. 2435' SIDE GLANCES -- II Need more room' This I BR. 7 bath Split level could be just to get result$) __115_sure * HOUSE PINCHING YOU' 1 BR furnished, all utilities fur fished except electric. Elderly woman preferred. no pets. Close to downtown 322-7651. -= 1_-'ses II4i-Iouii . Sect—Court Reporter Recently relocated in area Highly skilled 331.5212 Sanford- Large one bedroom plus den, air, ceramic baths, $175 ma. Adults. 541.7883. 323.5176 41-Houses 40-BTtipIeX on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 333-5670 Mariner's Village. EMPLOYMENT ______________ Looking for garden equipmef)I? Read today's classified ads for good buys. 21—Situations Wanted I BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, AAA 912 French Ave. SANFORD AREA- Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room 8 wooded lot. $365 + security. No petS. 373.9574. CCI) .•-'' - SANFORD: 3 BR. 1', B. completely redecorated inside. Kit. eqpt. No pets. 671 0976. JANITORIAL Permanent lob, person needed to help clean retail store. Part time mornings. 7:30 to 10:00, must be able to_ work Sun. Ideal for retired or semiretired person. 869-8)80. IIUIII.IU.IU.. I U I U U U I I I U I I U U U I I I U I I 2 BR trailer all utilities. Adults. 5.45 week with children $50 week, no pets. 322-9066 Sell Avon. increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3079. Friday, June 29, 1979-cA £ 34-4wtbile Homes MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 1ST Wanted: Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board, References requested. Call 305. 3224785 week days. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT, Sell those useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3fl.2611 or EXECUTIVE HOME_- OLDER COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE 8. ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 MONTH. REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 321 0702 32) 06.40 AVON 18—Help Wanted Wiildolabyslfling In my home 332.7367 WANT ADS ARE BLACK 8. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Pou'try, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meets. 6—Child Care ______________________________ Child care my home day or night. Mon. thru Fri. $25 wk, $6 day or 51 hr. Call 3235341. - Experienced maintenance man. Apply in person Sanford Nursing 8. Cony. Home 930 Melionville to manage busy Sanford Real Estate Office. Phone handling. typing, dealing with people required. Wed. afternoon & Sat. afternoon off. Call 671-4681. Creative Expressions 3238812 First 8. Only child care center open Saturday in Sanford - Begin. fling June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226645. SECURITY GUARD Lake Mary Area. Permanent.fuIl time. Midnight to 8 AM Sat. thru Wed. Call 327.1510. SECRETARY Needlepoint instruction If you're In the business of building your busines. . . .use the Classified Ads often. Director of Nursing for skilled Nursing facility. Mature in Personnel Relations. Please send resume to Box 25. co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771 RECEPTION 1ST —GoodThmgs to Eat - - ,, Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In busIness at 714 W. First Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of THE CARPET SHOP OF SAN. FORD, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisionS of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section *63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig: W. G. Duncan Publish June fl, 798. July 6, 13, 1979 DEK.105 Lines Minimum DEADLIN ES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday ' 'iALLAIMSSEE, Flu. UP!) Truckers' Rights Associiitln, has stripped their profit margin the PSC granted a 10 percent down to bare bones this year, to and even with the 10 percent increase siotias granted trucking rate emergency hike their firms will suffer hiki that will mean a slight carriers, Seven percent of that will be losses. inrease in prices at the The companies were seeking gasoline pwnp but will keep passed on to truckers who .i-13-pereent '. ..4).4,pjc' llla tjYviiS4. 'rtrtrru:' . t 4Ibo..4v-f*4e-. Late Thursday, after a heul asoIIne. The companies now and up to twice that In the future. marathon session with fuel can pocket the rest. Company representatives transport companies and niembers of the Florida Independent said, however, that inflation iNotce UP!) - "Gas wash as a condition of getting MIAMI Rebellion Sunday" is being gas - a violation of Florida's planned by the Greater Miami "Little FTC Act," which makes Jaycees for this weekend and illegal any such tie in. Roy Greenburg, owner of the I)ade County residents will be Dixie Car Wash, was fined $400 asked to stay home Sunday. ."We want to know if people by Dade Circuit Judge Milton ar willing to sacrifice one day Friedman and ordered to to save energy and cut down on refund the cost of the car wash IN '" . -------------------- - —.11ie Public Service Commis- 'Gas Rebellion Sunday' Planned In Dade County NOTICE UNDER FICTITOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM If MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby gven that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Section 86S.09, Florida Statutes,wjil register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, mend for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the pubticatlon of this notice, the tic tltlous name, fowl?: Laura Mae, located at 430 E. Highway 436, Casselberry, County of Seminole, State of Florida. That the parties IntereSted In said bUSIeSS are as follows: GePpetto's, Inc., a Florida Cor. porat Ion 100 percent. Geppetto's, Inc. By: S Peter B. Thornley, President , Daed at Casselberry, Seminole r,uriva, june Iv, 1979. Publish June fl, 298. July 6, 13, 1979 DEK 32—HoUses 18—Help Wanted UflfUrflished p - 'ø*F:ç;a ' S. '' ' -A'. I--. �r 10A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 29, 1979 S LII' the hat costs more,costs less. LIGH11G NO 1440 304 FLUORES(ENT ppj: tJl1SL LiWG AREAS MUNG Evening Hernid APPUAiICES: MICZO4$JAVE OVEN, AND PE.WJT OF WASH pRy / FR1iT1ol4 1U5ULA11014 K3 _ ThJCT: IP4SULAUOJ K. 6 OR IN CONDIflONED bPAEF- SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, June 29, 1979 R5 TRW FOWDr R.; CEIUg YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE WINDOWS NO mite I 4SULM1OR WALL SPACE 14 uIMG ARS. CJP?T1oHEP. EER 61 t%MATR HJE IMSULk110 RI $65901313 AIR 001TTO,JEV& EER9 REcOMMEHPEP $66951313 The new home above meets all the requirements of A Watt-Wise Livine home initially costs a little Florida's new Energy-Efficiency Building Code of March, more. Why.? Because it contains even more energy-saving. It w"s designed with features to help ccxn6erve''-4dres, and is certified by FPL to usr 25o less energy resources. And it requires less electricity than electricity than the home on the left which meets the previously built new homes. Building Code minimum standards. Why? Because it has better insulation, less heatBut the initial additional cost, when included as part welcoming window areas, and more efficient water heating of your mortgage, is more than paid for by the savings on and air conditioni1g systems. your monthly electric bill. What's more, you're making a Rode wa aontributirf to su wise it 'Strrrent tor füüre b éhenergy-saii ' problems, and homes built along its guidelines help the features can only enhance its resale value. buyer save electricity. But not to the same dramatic degree In short, the Watt-Wis6a home meets and exceeds as the Watt-Wise Living home shown on the right. • the new Florida Building Code with additional energysaving options. These options can include: extra ceiling and wall insulation, solar and heat-recovery units for water heating, a higher- efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas planned to minimize heat build-up). So before you buy or construct a new home, ask your builder about.FPL's Watt-Wise Living Program. Or, stop by your local FPL office and pick up an information brochure. The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in the long run it costs a whole lot less. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY .. ........_ F.... ..•.r<'-.; -... -. -'-.. -'•- -- — '-..-.----- Herald Photo By Tom Netsel Racquet ball is a fast game and its popularity is quickly growing in Seminole County. + Story, photos page 2. I -- Askyourbuilderaboutit. 4- a.-- - - ---------------. - ------ - - Hollie F. Parsons Builders Rouecie Builders, Inc. College Park Homes, Inc. Fauli Development Corp. Howard M. Payne, Contractor Spolski Construction, Inc. TILCO International Forrest Qntstruction, Inc. Maxwell R. Pollard J.P. Cardinale Builders Hoffman Enterprises Gino Ratti Builder : Jaymor Corporation (Quail Ridge Phase II) Tompkins Development Corp. Bricker Homes Shoemaker Construction Marinoff Homes, Inc. Del Travis Construction, Inc. Residential Construction DiPrima Construction Corp. Finan & Suda Inc. Co., Inc. Edward Speno Const. Broadway Enterprises G.L.S. Homes, Inc. Hacienda Ranchertes, Inc. Eastern American Inc. Jim Garrison, Inc. (North Pointe SID) '. Artisan Homes . Paul Davis Systems David McWilliams, Contractor Jack Richards Construction Stitzel Construction, Inc. Venerable Builders, Inc. .Marhall, Inc. Admiralty Lakes Development Merritt Industries Shull Construction, Inc. Bechtel Construction Co. Seaboard—A.B.I. Builders, Inc. R. Jack Simpson, Inc. 'Ej. Holmes Michael Lane Construction Rajack & Sons G.H.L. Construction Co. . .!. - *# 1. - , • -* 4fl N. i.& . .J . t*?d $iJ . I. . . £ S* S L. I — �:'• Friday, June29, 1979 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Racquet Ball Growing In Popularity Every morning at 10 a.m. 8344113 becomes one of the more frequently called telephone numbers In Seminole County. That number belongs to the recreation department at Red Bug Lake park in Casselberry and 10 o'clock is the time they start accepting reservations for their two racquet ball courts. The park is open daily from 8 a.m. toll p.m. and the racquet ball courts may be used for $1 an hour until 5 p.m., when flit .ost For using the lighted four-wall courts rises to $1.50. "We start taking reservations at 10 a.m. (for the r..il,..,1..a, ,i,w" unld John fliNkola. recreation atI3lIUTV&JI5 'J i -------tendant, "and I've seen the six evening hours fill up in five minutes. There's a lot of demand." Two additional courts are being constructed at the Sanlando park and when they are completed Red Bu Lake park hopes to build two more. Altamonte Springs has several three-wall courts, which also see a lot of activity But the Lighted courts at Red Bug are the most popular, Di Nicola said. "It's extremely difficult to get them," said attendant Dick Farnsworth. "That phone just jumps off the hook. Last month we had to turn down 703 requests for reservations" With a racquet that looks like a short handled tennis racquet, a rubber bail and a good pair of shoes, the game is played on what Is basically a handball court. "It's easier to learn (than tennis)," claims Tarry Blackbery, a Fern Park resident who has been playing (our months, "and it's faster, except it's hard to get the Friday, June 29, 1979-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I a-... -;t- 8j I 4A ?' '•'- I 'F I '. .. ..d..p. . - - 1••;':'-' . ('. .r-•• '• 1 ¶..i• tq1 'i A ' ' "&-'' -•- .•'- - ?..; I Take A Good Look Now At The LOWEST PRICE EVER. Because You Won't See It Again! .... :" - -•. t!a L. . - ..dI . ;.:. -' - .--- -•--'---- iii - '.. :•: - Nancy McDaniel drives one to the forward wall Text And Photos By Tom Netsel ,,you can come in and work out frustrations," added Nancy McDaniel, a three-year veteran who was teaching Mrs. Blackerby. A partner is not always needed since the to -X11-U. — _ball is Jim court," she added, and when a shot is missed, "you have to go chasing the ball. With racquet bail the ball stays in the court and you get a better workout, a faster game. But I don't think a good tennis player would agree with that." .5. - '----.. '-'..z.. - .••• — .: -at-: .5.- I 4. .. -. . . .. 14 . . . J . t1 ! \ " '....'.' ?Q3J i '-.---J .... . ."J_-. 'a • j:;.,• r. -;i,•. -' GROUP COUNTRY CASUAL PINE ..._•, 5. ... 7 piece beautiful leather look Naugahyds combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames in your choice of light or dark finish. INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, of. toman, 2 solid wood end tables and I coffee table. Loveseat only $$. COMPARABLE PRICE '599 .. i - 1 'j.; . •, With 5 This Ad Only LAST CHANCE FOR THIS PRICE FINAL DAY OF SALE JULY 7, 17 PRICE NOT VALID FOR PRIOR SALES , "JI ''tr:ei •''4 w A At r ,çfZ -- I. PHIL DEERE'S - PHIL DEERE'S • ______ .'_ .E :•. 14 a' ••.• . £a - 44 4')' 9' - A. •' ' •" r '' 1.I__ '-.. /s.&•" '. ,r , • . - game than tennisP A. faster :•M • __ •I • 4It .-"• '& • : __i i.:_• : • •••-• • S •_ - .. -. • . -, •, . .. . , (.a_; '' '' . FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS "We Can Beat Anybodys Prices" OPEN DAILY 9-5:30. CLOSED WED.& SUN. 5'-. — • P_S .s. • • -.............. :.........,;........ Ta ft$ckerby stretched Tó1"1'lw shot ............. 4 - . '• • •, [WE SELL EINS] LAYAWAYS& FINANCING AVAILABLE PH. 323-0511 300E. FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN - SANFORD t'.'.4 4#I £ 'I LAUB 1A00006 ic-NY UUNStUUS I. AA .,$T.,SUVOI$ 'I Country Furniture UP TO DISTRIBUTORS INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: Mon. & Fri. 10.7 Tues., Wed.. Thurs. 10. Sot. io.s Hwy. 46 (West lit St.) i Mile East of 1.4 Sanford.,,,, . ai.$: Ph. 323.8322 36 MOS* FINANCING '' -r - a �Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. TELEVISION Friday, June 29, 1979 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Shows On TV ? ' Bad ' Why So Many By DICK KLEINER I'm no prude, but could you please exDEAR DICK: plain why so many TV shows have very poor taste and very immature programs. Shows like "Three's Company" would be quite funny of they didn't feel they had to have a girl show all she can of herself without being Xrated. The same with 'Charlie's Angels." Do they figure people are so dense they will be satisfied with sexy females Instead of good entert1nment? DISCOURAGED, -White Rock, B.C., Can. It would be a cop-out forme simply to say, - iou uuu i like them? OK, then don't watch them." The heart of the matter is that enough people DO like them to keep the ratings up and the ratings are what the networks go by. If, tomorrow, nobody watched those shows any more, then there would be no such shows on the day after tomorrow. It's a very simple equation: The networks give the IflibliC what the public seems to want. DEAR DICK: Sunday afternoon we watched "The Lone Rnfer" It wasn't bad — and iN percent better than - another basketball game. Why do we have to have sports of some kind on all stations every Saturday and Sunday? MRS. D. JENNINGS, Richland, Mich. Same answer 55 to first letter. Weekends are when, by TV tradition, the men are home and want to watch sports. If the ratings showed that didn't happen, then we would have weekends full of bird-watching tips, or whatever It was that got higher ratings. DEAR DICK: Whatever happened to the new TV series, "Married: The First Year"? KAREN HEM, Winona Lake, lad. It went off. They made the pilot film and three more, and all four were aired. It was what Is called a limited series. If It had generated any excitement, then they probably would have ordered more. It didn't, so they didn't.. Angie on the show of DEAR DICK: is the girl who plays that same name the same girl who was In "Saturday Night Fever"? A. LOPEZ TuscOn, Arts. Yes. Her name Is Donna Pescow. Her costar, Robert Hays, says she is "cuddly." 2 be2cve A. DEAR DICK: Please Let, rn". kupw vt ' 1le,,qant t! the Harold Uoyd movie, "Why Worry, Never Weaken." a U f6 !4J, - FRIDAY'S SPECIAL L Reg. 49c 1W 10:00 P.M. U U U I I U U U ________ ___ Sports On The Air 8:00 100 BASEBALL Regional cov0 (2) RACERS : erage of Boston Red Sox at t30 New York Yankees; Baltimore JUNE 30, 1979 RACING Orioles at Texas Rangers. (2 .T 2) AUTO Alabama HIGHLIGHTS AFTERNOON TUESDAY '500'" 1:30 2:00 JULY 3, 1979 0 WRESTLING WIMBLEDON TENNIS 2) (2) 200 Coverage of early-round play in EVENING © PRE-GAME SHOW this prestigious tennis tourna11:30 ment from the All-England 2'15 WIMBLEDON UPDATE (2) (M BASEBALL Regional Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club 2Jff Bud Collins and Dick Enberg coverage of Boston Red Sox at in London, England. present highlights of the day's New York Yankees; Montreal 2:30 AMERICAN activities in this prestigious Expos at Pittsburgh Pirates. a) 0 PAN 4'00 GAMES Highlights of past Pan tennis tournament from GOLF "Danny Thomas Am games, a preview of this London. England. a) 0 Memphis Classic" Live cover- year's competition, expected WEDNESDAY age of third-round play in this to draw athletes from 34 counJULY 4, 1979 $300,000 PGA tournament tries, and live coverage of the from Colonial Country Club in opening ceremonies in San Juan, Puerto Rico, will be EVENING Cordova. Tennessee. presented. 5:00 11:30 4:00 WIMBLEDON UPDATE (2) WIMBLEDON TENNIS Coverage of the first rounds of a) 0 GOLF 'Danny Thomas Bud Collins and Dick Enberg this prestigious tennis burns- Memphis Classic" Live of final-round play coverin this present highlights of the day's age mint from London. England. PGA tournament activities in this prestigious WI OF SPORTS $300,000 0 DE WORLD in tennis tournament from England. Live coverage from Monte Car- from Colonial Country ClubLondon, Middleweight Tennessee. Cordova, World to of the 430 Championship between THURSDAY WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS defender Hugo C01`1`0 and Vito JULY 5, 1979 Antuofermo; a look back at the coverage of the U.S. Women's Trials from fighters GymnastiCs Team middleweight grist featuring vintage film of men Salt i.. city. Utah; National EVENING Sprint Car Racincluding Sugar Ray Robinson championship 11:30 Ing from Terre Haute. Indians. and Rocky Graziano. UPDATE (2) (12) WIMBLEDON and Dick Enberg Bud Collins MONDAY SUNDAY present highlights of the day's activities in this prestigious JULY 2, 1979 JULY 11 1979 tennis tournament from SATURDAY " ST MENU SAUSAGE & BISCUITS EGG & SAUSAGE SANDWICH flANIITS £ PASTRIES COFFEE ' SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN HOME COOKED RIGHT IN OUR OWN KITCHEN! 9••jj DINNERS, BUCKETS & ALL THE FIXINS I I 8:00 6 TURNS 25: A SILVER response to stories broadcast "Circus of the Stars" on a 0 by CBS News including those of 65 programs. The only CELEBMT1°NWHITE HOUSE on the DC-10 air disaster and list higher ranking NBC show EVENING €1) AT THE execution. President and Mrs. Carter and the Spenkelink was the Monday movie, 8:00 "Alice Doesn't Live Here IT CANT HAPPEN TO ME their guests are entertained by THURSDAY U Anymore." A teen-ago girl allows herself to Andres Segovia, dean of classidark realm of cal guitarists. in the East Room The Snyder show was 1979 the JULY 6, be led into of the White House. (R) particularly appealing in a alcoholism, 10:00 week of almost solid reruns MORNING M SATURDAY o MOSES - THE LAWGIVER because it was not only 10:00 The Pharaoh's refusal to free JUNE 30. 1979 JULY MAGAZINE Sharfresh, some of it even was the Israelites unleashes a a) 0 ron Lovejoy reports on the live. It isn't fair to judge a series of dreadful plagues or AFTERNOON the Egyptian people. (Part 3 of auditions for the movie "Hair." news magazine by its first how much a housewife 6)(R) edition, but one aspect of the 2:00 worth, the struggles of the new ED IN SEARCH OF JUSTICE black upper class, and a gym- program struck this obserTUESDAY Henry Fonda narrates a unique ver. nasticS school for infants. 'LIve" television inlook at how the American lusJULY 3, 1979 :t lice system WOrkS seldom 8:00 their subjects, _ EVENING SUNDAY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (2) SPECIAL "The Amazon" An questioning them sharply 8:00 and often sacrificing the JULY 1, 1979 0 REC HUMBARD SPECIAL odyssey down the world's embarrassing question for river, from the Andes m smoothness of production. AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY to the ocean. Snyder, sometimes too flip 1:00 JULY 4, 1979 10:00 and sometimes too pompous O FREEDOM IS The popular EVENING IN BYZANTIUM o his critics point out, still cartoon characters Benji and A once-great producer as EVENING in live his dog Waldo star in this attempts to make a comeback, has the wit and agility 10:00 not to let the inadventure about the meaning ENTERTAINERS Rita resurfacing at the Cannes Film portions of freedom. 0 THE cL I,'c'itef: jn r IIiã1US. 11 aihg pP by an rariiy GMVENTION sythin an entertaining musicalin his room. (Part I of 2) variety special HIGHLIGHTS J DTHRU JULY Any Brand-Any Size - TVIO(DOTAN%E EVENING EVENING 'I 6:30 A.M. °'°'° Meantime, however, back accorthngtothe A.C. Nielsen NEW YORK (UPI) Tom new magazine at the Nielsens, NBC Co.. were: Snyder's show brought NBC sonic remained in last place for 1: Three's Company; 2 happy news with its debut by the week endingma June 24, tie for Jeffersons; 3: (tie) Taxi and finishing with a respectable with CBS and ABC of Mice; 5: 60 Minutes; 6: ij (NBC) Jock.onvIJ) rating in the Nielsens for the first place. A large portion the credit CBS's fine showing Mork & Mindy; 7: Barnaby In The Family; week past. 8: All (PBS) As a matter of fact, it was must go to its current Suit- Jones; 9: (tie) NIA-S-11; Happy the highest-rated show NBC day lineup. Day At a The top io network Days and One put on the air last Sunday and the second highest-rated programs for the week, Time. NBC program for the week. "Prime Time Sunday," in one of those peculiar TURN Sharron television juxtapositions, 0 YOUR 11:30 Lovejoy presents viewer tied for 25th place with JUNE29. 1979 GOOD FORA CORN 1o,iw,Hi 0 (CBS) 4ando 0 (ABC) Snyder Off To Fast Start Specials Of The Week I AVAILABLE CARTONS $557 (4) (CBS) BRING THIS COUPON 322-8365 D I U U U U U U U Lake M9rYT!l.4!: (NBC) Davies S.och "a' LAKE MARY 66 PHILL June 29 thru July 5 hut was his natural height? J Ji., Kalamazoo, 1ich. You are going back a ways, J. Actually, there were two movies you have somehow amalgamated — "Never Weaken" was In 1921, "Why Worry?" in 1923. As far as I can find, there was only one giant, played by Johan Aasen, In "Why Worry?" Richard Schickel, in his book., "Harold Lloyd," says: "Giant Aasen was not a professional actor pd was hastily recruited for this role when a circus giant died suddenly just as production was Just about to begin." So, presumably, that was his natural height. DEAR 609: CouM you please answer a question that 15 disturbing me. Is the show "Good Times' still on the air? R.B., Michigan City, lad. DEAR DICK: Why aren't "The Hardy Boys" on any more? E.P., Sliver lake, lad. "Good Times" fell on bad times and "The Hardy Boys" proved to be not too hardy. Or, to put It bluntly, both shows bombed out and were dropped. DEAR DICK: I would like you to settle an argument for me. Are Elton John and Olivia Newton-John brother and sic r? A. G. Troy, OhIO. No. and Olivia Isn 't descended from Sir Isdaac Newton, or his brother, Sir Fig, either. DEAR DICK: I just recently saw the movie, "Zulu," and was impressed by the star, Stanley Baker. Could YD give me some Information on him? I haven't heard anything about him lately. J.A.P., Kalamazoo, Mich. Small wonder. He died in 1976. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me what has hap: pened to the great Jimmy Durante? PATFY HAINES, Tucson, Arts. He's just grown old, CluiC's all,and it happens to all of us IDT4 Tmv%h. 3nY5 % nD'SV and h3 heath is ?? not so hot, but he's hanging in there. And I I U We Also Carry Beer, Wine, Cigarettes, Dairy Items And YES!, We Have GAS!!! Friday, June 29, 1979-5 I I man @as Is ONE monsoon s a man sessomessonso of - 19 ThE. (..6D1tT2~' P'N(7 U FE(,L T!-1 fSJAME '' TAf A IV tJE1' UT1 CLUE 1I $.fgj..t1O MAIM. M M1.55 K I1T'1!. AM E - f) 5 EA$ ' InC 1979 United FeatulO AcVR 116 10 -TV TX0JCA.I5 El Kffikm-~fl �&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY June 29 NII1IIIIIIIII1 11111110 9:00 ff2 ROCKFORD FILES EVENING 6:00 (2) @) 00(12 NEWS 6:30 (2) fl2) NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH C!) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary hires an incompetent girl as her assistant because she was responsible for the girl losing her previous job. THE CROSS-WITS O O JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (1) LIARS CLUB (1) DANCE FEVER O THE MUPPETS Guest: Leslie Uggama. 0 FAMILY FEUD aM CAROL BURNETt' AND FRIENDS Guest: Char. €Z) DICK CAVETT Guest: Bar- ry Commoner. cz Friday, June 29,1979 8:00 DIFF'RENT STROKES Mr. Drummond thinks Willis and Arnold need help with their schoolwork and hires a orivate tutor. (RI 0 itt4CACiffigLifE David Banner and an attractive young widow are suspected of murdering the woman's husband. (A) 0 IT CAN'T HAPPEN TO ME A teen-age girl allows herself to be lud Into the dark realm 01 alcoholism. ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30 _ji4ELLL 1RXIY-tB1TY iInds a bottle of aiptiitiiitlflos In Diane's purse. (R) O WELCOME BACK, KOTTER The Sweathogs accidentally substitute an X-rated movie for a sex *duration film to be viewed by parents. (A) fl) WALL $TREET WEEK "Should I Buy Government Securities?" Guest: Mark K. Lajey, vice president. ACLI Government Securities Inc. While investigating the murder of a show business physician. Rockford becomes the target of a scand& newspaper and underworld assassins. (A) (4)0 THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Luke Is smitten by a lovely lady who enters the dirty annual Hazzard Obstacle Derby. (A) O ABC MOVIE "Love Trap" (1977) Donna Mills, Patty Duke Astin. Twin sisters who seem to always fall In love with the same man discover that those feelings lead to sudden and mysterious death for the men Involved. (R) QD V.I. PEOPLE Guest: Jack Homer. Sanford Chamber Of Commerce. 9:30 ED PROBE "Airport Noise Controversy" 10:00 (2) (IM EDDIE CAPRA MYSTERIES An aging movie star is suspected of killing a venomous Hollywood TV gossip who had attacked him verbally days earlier. (A) €4) 0 DALLAS Pamela's former husband appeals in JR.'S office and announces that he wants Pamela back. (R MCTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Claudius: Waiting In rho Wings" Julia continues her scandalous orgies while her son, Claudius, appears to be half-witted because of a stammer and a limp. (R) 11:00 (2) C!) 00 (12) NEWS W DICK CAVETT Guest: Alan Arkin. 12:00 They Came To MOVIE C!) (C) (1969) Vegas" Rob Las Gary Lockwood, Elie Sommer. While attempting to hijack $10,000,000 from an armored car, members of a gang fight among themselves. (2 Hrs.) 12:03 A man wrongly accused of murdering a drug pusher becomes a neighbor- 0 BARETTA hood hero and decides his new reputation is worth going to prison for. (R) 1:00 (12) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL ALL YOU CAN EAT $3,95 yWtsOirOpsskl NEW ON M 6:30 (j)2-COUNTRY GARDEN FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 7:30 (2) (12) BAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 30 MINUTES of monsters clashes because of conflicting personalities. (1 Hr. 50 Mins.) 1:10 "Exodus" (C) (1960) Paul Newman, Eva MarIa Saint. Jewish refugees escape from British internment camps on Cyprus to Israel with the help of a brave undergrounu loader. (3 Hrs. 35 Mins.) 0 MOVIE 2:00 f!) NEWS 4:45 4OT"r c Fat "The Unnstr rPets - generally provided wli.n a theme, but are not told what they should write. Streams blossom like yesterday's shadows. -Tasha Berlin ITALIAN NIGHT 6:00 CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 6:25 0 FRIENDS "War Of The Gargantuas" (C) (1966) Russ Tamblyn, Kumi MizunO. A pair 0 MOVIE "Red" Barry. These poems are by (.4) NEWLYWED GAME elementary schoolers from 0 MOVIE "Perfect Friday" Seminole County. They (C) (1970) Ursula Andress. Stanley Baker. An assistant resulted from the Florida bank manager persuades a Poetry In the Schools wealthy couple to help him rob These pupils are his bank. (1 1/2 Hrs.) taught by poet Bob Wishoff O SOAP Burt attempts to of Oviedo. Pupils are end his affair with Sally, and 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 Hosts: Raydio. Guests: Dolly Parton, England Dan and John Fnrd Coley, Anita Ward, MacFadden and Whitehead. lie I Rich Little. - tisti1oberI Slack, Joyce DeWitt, Don MORNING PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 11:30 SATURDA.Y wipoiD . Elaine and Chester both pull a disappearing act. (A) SATURDAY - My Ivory footprints walk the avenue like vines climbing a wall They have a dream of catching a secret that 1 wonder about. -Tasha Berlin T111111:01111,11 The Owl's eyes glowed like crystal balls A dark shadow came over the owl's tree. The shadow was darker "n The owl was still as the OsChed. ftdows -Lynn Birfeind Yesterday I saw a lady walk by her shadow. She timed bto and u She stood like t statue. It looked as It she felt a stream go over her head because she started to walk again like blossoms. Whillmore 8:00 (12) ALVIN AND THE CHIP- MUNKS (4)0 POPEVE FANOFAcE 0) ERICA 8:30 2(12) FANTASTIC FOUR 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS 0) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Ice Cream. Stereo Equip- June 30 8:00 Cp (12) CHIPS A conceited. j.0 ly 1 SUNDAY family of leopards lives in an ancient deserted castle., (12) WILD KINGDOM "Voyage Of The Golden Dolphin" Ele- - self-assured rookie reminds Jon and Ponch of how the flD SNEAK PREVIEW Roget equally cocky Ponch was transEbert and Gene Siskel review formed into a good officer. (A) "Players" and "Butch And BAD NEWS BEARS A SundanCe: The Early pays.' former baseball player in trouble with the law is given the 2:00 choice of going to jail or coach. (12) PRE-GAME SHOW little league team of a ing "Strike Me Pink" (.4) MOVIE misfits. (A) Cantor, (BIW) (1936) Eddie Ethel Merman. Gangsters 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA descend upon an amusement Starbuck tries to save a man park, providing headaches for (Fred Astaire) he believes to be its meek little owner who wants his father from bloodthirsty no trouble with anyone. (2 Hrs.) Borelilan killers. (A) MEETING OF MINDS 0 MAVERICK "Trail West To 0) Steve Allen talks with Empress Fury" Jefferson, 0i IN SEARCH OF JUSTICE Theodora, Thomas and Saint Henry Fonda narrates a unique Bertrand Russell look at how the American jus- Augustine. (Part 2 of 2) tice system works. 8:30 (1)0 JUST FRIENDS Susan 2:15 upset to learn that she is a €2J (12) BASEBALL Regional is bad credit risk because of her at Sox Boston Red of coverage New York Yankees; Montreal marital status. (A) Expos at Pittsburgh Pirates. 9:00 2:30 0 WORLD OF THE SEA 0) ANOTHER VOICE 300 ' 0 BIG VALLEY 0) V.I. PEOPLE Guest: Jack Homer, Sanford Chamber Of Commerce. 3:30 U MOVIE "Robinson Crusoe On Mars" (C) (1964) Paul (2) 42) BJ AND THE SEAR Three beautiful girls kidnap BJ and force him to help them make moonshine to pay off their father's hospital bills (A) ti 0 CBS MOVIE "The Three Musketeers" (1974) Michael York, Richard Chamberlain. Three dashing cavaliers enlist the help of their new friend D'Artagnan to prevent King Louis Xlii from being involved In an embamassing marital and political situation. Mantee, Vic Lundin. A man and a monkey search for food and mont, Products For The Handiiq' . . capped" Father. lands on Mars. 0 1/2 Hrs.) Q LOVE BOAT "LikeManudn, PROBE "Airport Noise Like Son" RoOert Randolph Mantooth; "Don't Controversy" (2) (12) GODZILLA SUPER 90 ROAD / Push Me" Roddy McDowaIl, @ DRUGS BUNNY 4:00 Grimes; "Second Tammy RUNNER GOLF "Danny Thomas @ 0 Virginia Graham, Chance" 0) CROCKETT'S VICTORY Memphis Classic" Live coverDObbi Morgan. (A) GARDEN age of third-round play In this THE FIGHT AGAINST 9:30 $300,000 PGA tournament 0) SLAVERY "Tight Packers And ULIAS,Y OGAANDY0UQ ) from Colonial Country Club in Loose Packers" Conflict grows Cordova, Tennessee. between abolitionists and the 10:00 0) NOVA "The Invisible vested interests prolonging QSUPERFRIENDS ,,Bolles Of St. Flame' The potential of hydroID MOVIE ,... .. SlavOI'V. Trinians" (B/W) (-`IT-44-Alastair gen as a z'o-' WUIWJ-W''-4' .---'.---wntei1:The Sim. Joyce problems of running a girls' school are increased by the arrival of the headmistress's brother, a bookmaker. (1 1/2 Hrs.) .. expIorod.(R A movie producer boards Supertrain to convince an actress that he will Coverage of the first rounds t be murdered II she doesn't this prestigious tennis tourna- agree to star In his film. (A) ment from London. England. FANTASY ISLAND A wom0 DONNA FARGO Guest: 0 10:30 an (Celeste Holm) who wants to Gary Burghofl. be like her mystery writer Idol (2)(12) DAFFY DUCK 0 WIDE WORLD SPORTS and an executive (John Astln) SUPER 5EV/ TARZAN (I) 0 Live coverage from Monte Car- who dreams of the relaxing life EN to of the World Middleweight between visit the Island. (A) 11.00 Championship BEST OF FAMILIES "Jan(1) (ED FRED AND BARNEY 't1r Witin (Arrn and Vito OD 5:00 WIMBLEDON TENNIS © (2)112) SUPERTRAIN OF - - 11:30 (2) (12) THE JETSONS 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES TU8CAWIU'A WANDERER AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) (12) BUFORD AND THE GAU$NG GHOST (4)SONKERSI Guest: Twiggy. SPACE ACADEMY • p( PANTHER 0) MFDIX 12:30 (2) OUTLOOK "The Happy (4) MOVIE Thieves" (51W) (1962) Rex Harrison, Rita Hayworth. A wily art thief cons a couple into steeling a precious Goya painting from a Spanish museum. (1 1/2 Hrs) S FAT ALBERT 0) AMERiCAN SANOSTAND ooswo • CROCKETT B VICTORY QAIIIIDEN 1:00 (2) SOUL TRAIN TREK The S STAR Enterprise ii almost destroyed by a strange object which cis itself Nomad. W6TUNG 0) HERES TO YOUR HEALTH "The Activated Patient" 130 me pruuL.p0'7 Antuoterrno;a look back at the from uary 17. fighters the 1U(t opening segment of great middleweight featuring vintage film of men the series are transferred to Including Sugar Ray Robinson 1977 New York. (A) 11:00 and Rocky Graziano. 0) FIRING LINE "Lifting The (2)(4) 00(12) NEWS Trade Ban On Rhodesia" 0) MONTY PYTHON'S FLY' Guests: Allard Lowenstein, ING CIRCUS Congressman Stephen Solarz. .11:30 (1) (M SATURDAY NIGHT 5:30 0 HEE HAW HONEYS Guest: LIVE Host: Michael Palm. Guests: The Dooblo Brothers. Hoyt Axton. (A) S MOVIE "The Candidate" EVENING (C) (1972) Robert Radford. pater Bø4•. A young liberal tries d.p.rately to avoid being (1)5 NEWS Co- corrupted by his campaign for ERICANS • 0) Cam- a seat in the U.S. Swats. (2 pony President" A fascinating Ha.) Love close-up of an industry "By 0) MOVIE Elliot "Pete" Estee, president Possessed" (C) (1961) Lana of General Motors. Turner, Efrsm Zimballst Jr. A wealthy attorney, searching for 630 himself, is drawn into an affair. NEWS (2)0 (2 Hrs. 10 Mini.) (4)5 CBS NEWS 100 7:00 (I) COMEDY SHOP (2) THE GONG Si4ON 1:30 SUNNY I ROAD ( ® IE "Twisted Brain" 2) MOVE JNNER John • HR HAW Guests: (C) (1974) Pat Cardl, Nünd. A tesn-gSr turns Into a Chairley P11d1. T.G. Shepard. WflK "Mus ;- man-half blest and Is conS trolled by an evil force. (1 Hr. cal A""Trails' MADE IN Cop, 45 Mini.) • GD NEWS MANY 1:40 7:30 S MOVIE "The Great Race" (2) CANDID CAMERA (4) THE, MUPPETS Guest: (C) (1965) Jk Lammon, Tony Danny Kay.: 0 DIRECTIONS MORNING 0) FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 (2) RACERS 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE U FREEDOM IS The popular 800 (4) A BETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 14) CHURCH SERVICE LIVING WORD j 060 MINUTES 0 HARDY BOYS David Gates adventure about the meaning help a young Russian defector. of freedom. (Part 2 of 2) (A) (12) GUNSMOKE 0) BLACK MAN'S LAND 0) WASHINGTON WEEK IN "White Mans Land" This doc- (12) AFTER HOURS 6:45 O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP REVIEW (R) umantamy explores the black 1:30 7:00 RACING AUTO (2) 2'8 COMPANY "Alabama HIGHLIGHTS @ SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM '500' AND THE MAGIC O MARLO &IAfUII1C 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS MU VI WORLD OF THE SEA U 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI' 0) WALL STREET WEEK TION "Should I Buy Government (12) JERRY FALWELL Securities?" Guest: Mark K. 7:30 Lajey, vice president. ACLI Government Securities Inc. (A) f2 A.M.E' HOUR @) SUNDAY MORNING 2:00 FAITH FOR TODAY TENNIS WIMBLEDON (12) (2) U PICTURE OF HEALTH Coverage of early-round play in 8:00 this prestigious tennis tourna- V%Jl 7:00 cartoon characters Benji and and the rock group Bread join his dog Waldo star in this the Hardy brothers in a plan to O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (.A) phant seals. manta rays and ferocious sharks are seen from aboard MarinewomldS colloction ship. ^0114141,Wnlav ,. r . men U'u irom All PI,'j"" man's resistance to white colonization In Africa from a black man's point of view. 8:00 ( fI NBC MOVIE "Donner Pass The Road To Survival" (1978) Robert Fuller. Diane McBain. A pioneer family caught in a raging snowstorm fights a desperate battle for survival against other members of their party and the elements, (A) (.4) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie insists that a new home his not ....... - .- be found and 0 REX HUMBARD O SHOW MY PEOPLE 0) SESAME STREET (R) star preying on humans was MOM c roated by a bizarre medical 12:00 0 THE JACKIE ULtAUI SHOW (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "Swashbuckler" (1976) Robert Shaw, James Earl Jones. Twc fun-loving 18th-century piratef help a beautiful girl gain E 1ii.0 MEMO EO revenge again3t the corrupt politician who executed hei father and stole her property tello In The Foreign Legion" -i8JW(1955!11iClW Medina,Am games. a i5fl l9QtitiOnl. fellow students. (A)' Walter Slizak Theoys travel to draw athletes from 34 COUfl" U ABC MOVIE "The New Juan, Puerto Rico, will be amy Maverick brothers and their young cousin Ben indulge in a presented. series of schemes to con mon10:30 4 00 ey and win the affections of t2) MOVIE "Pony Express" (2D MOVIE "There's No Busi(C) (1953) Charlton Heston, ness Like Show Business" (C) ladles. (A) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Rhonda Fleming. A pair of cow- (1954) Ethel Marman, Dan 0) "i, Claudius: What Shall We Do his boy heroes helps to ensure that Dailey. A priest rejoins the mail goes through. (2 Hrs.) vaudeville family for a benefit About Claudius?" Claudius is advised to continue playing the c.4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL performance. (2 Hrs.) GOLF "Danny Thomas idiot while plans are made for FOR OUR TIMES @ 0 his marriage. Livia attempts to Memphis Classic" Live coverO KIDSWORLD insure Tiberius' succession to 0 zooM (A) age of final-round play In this the throne. (R) $300,000 PGA tournament 11:00 9:30 (1)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- from Colonial Country Club in JEFFERSONS Cordova, Tennessee. THE (4) 0 NY COV" Louise fears she and George SPORTSWORLD Live (12) 0 THE LAW AND YOU light have fallen into a rut until a BAPTIST erage of a 10-round O (121 FIRST featuring twist of fate transforms their bout heavyweight CHURCH 0) QUE PASA. U.S.A.? "Se James Scott vs. Vonzell John- "routine" days. (R) Necesita Sar Bilingual' son from Hahway State Prison 10:00 Carmen, Joe and their friend In New Jersey; Irish Sweeps PRIME TIME SUNDAY Sharon are hired to work at an Derby from the Curragh near Tom Snyder, Jack Perkins and shopping Dublin. Ireland. International Chris Wallace look at the somewhat unusual collection Complex. (R) 4:30 OF SPORTS methods of the Hare Krishna 1130 0 WIDE WORLDU.S. Women's religious cult, and report on a (4)5 FACE THE NATION Coverage of the vacation Gymnastics Team Trials from typical California 00 SUJE MARBLE Salt Lake CIty, Utah: National weekend. CONSUMER BUYUNE Championship Sprint Car Rac- (4) AFTERNOON MOSES - THE lAWGIVER 0 Iog from Terre Haute, Indiana. CONVENTION The Pharaoh's refusal to free 0) NAACP the Israelites unleashes a 1200 HIGHLIGHTS series of dreadful plagues on (4) MOViE The Prince And 6:30 the Egyptian people. (Pan 3 of The ShowgIrl" (C) (1957) LauFTA0OP 6) (A) rence Olivier. Marilyn Monroe. (12) 0) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS A showgkl from the U.S. falls in "Why Is Her Door Locked?" EVI!NING love with a prince after he Mrs. Bridges puts the family In Invites her to a private supper. a difficult position by keeping a (2 1/2 His.) 00 stolen baby In her room. SPECTRUM NEWS (1)50 (2) WE NS RS Mk= 10:30 $$AND A 0) THE ADVOCATES "Should (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE NITEROOM Legalize Marijuana And / We CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1100 Or Cocaine?" KIT "Plastic Surgery, Pot NEWS 50 (12) (j)(4) 6:30 Food, Car Stereos" AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 0) (2) NBC NEWS 12:30 "John Hartford / The Diliar ds" (4)C88 NEWS PRESS (2) (12) MEET THE (A) Guest: Walter Mondale. Vice- 530 KINGDOM "Leop11:16 PrS$ld.ntOf the UflltldStslL •WILD d Of Sawal MadhOpuf" A NEWS SLACK AWANES8' -. Tyler. Mud. Silk. [2) AFTER HOURS 8:30 iuda" 2)8UNDAYMASS SUNDAY ground bomb shelter. (A) AND THE MAGIC Shearer, Clark Gable. Fearing 0) AT THE WHITE HOUSE that her husband's child will MOVIE MACHINE President and Mrs. Carter and inherit insanity, a woman (intP.rtflI'iOd by U ORAL ROBERTS secretly becomes pregnant by %t'' Andres Segovia, dean of cfas.'9:00 another man. 12 1/2 Hrs.) the East Room cal guitarists, in ARCHIE CAMPBELL SHAKESPEARE 12J 0) THE For of the White House. (A) PLAYS "Measure 14)0 SUNDAY MORNING AND WILOBOY 5:30 BIGFOOT Measure" Kate Nelligan, ChrisU (12) ORAL ROBERTS topher Strauli, Tim Pigott- (1) ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann Smith and John McEnery star comes to Bob's aid when Bar0) MISTER ROGERS (A) in one of Shakespeare's most bara tries to ditch him. (R) 9:30 JUBIcontroversial comedies. SINGING GOSPEL 9:00 LEE ALICE Alice feels she 2:30 (4)0 AMERICAN has to stop dating Tommy's 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (1) 0 PAN 1121 MOVIE "Abbott And Cos- GAMES '4ighlights of past Pan principal when Tommy corn- .,.' 11 JUKEBOX Guests: Alan 'rice, Bonnie 0 WORLD WAR Ii 01 DIARY "0-Day" a little girl become trapped 0 MOVIE "Strange Inter- and in a rapidly flooding under(B/W) (1932) Norma . - 0 cixperiment. ED I for (R) to Algiers and promptly tries, and live coverage of the Maverick" (1978) James become Involved In local opening ceremonies in San Garner, Jack Kelly. The legend- ME ME D MOVIE "The Long Gray Lme" (C) (1955) Tyrone Power. P taureen O'Hara. A retiring sergeant looks back upon his Iito, wishing he could continue MM ir the Army. (2 Hrs.) KolNIGHT STALKER .3 THE MMEM chak discovers a bayou mon- CELEBRATION 0 SALVAGE I Melanie, Skip intrigues. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ID ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) Crossword MM No 11mom MMMIN I his homosexuality. (A) Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Stephanie. (A) 0 6 TURNS 25: A SILVER in London. England. 14) OF WOMEN AND MEN Friday, June 29,197110-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11:30 ) NBC LATE MOVIE "Serant Matiovich Vs. The U.S A ir Force" (1978) Brad Douril. arc Singer. A war veteran it hts to re-enter the military atliar being dismissed because ACROS S Which Sells Most? Liint. UI 110,11 t., hu. t' iiit huh silk 12 Actor tl,.tlVOS 48 F,'u,sju,'d 49 Natty,' 13 Wmufv plant You are in plenty company if you have if copy of TV Guide sitting on top of your television set. It leads the Following list of U.S. magazines with the largest paid circulation, according to The Worl.ri.Aluinaflr. TV GUIIC Reader's Digest National Geographic Family Circle Woman's Day 6, Better homes & Garof dens McCall's Ladies' Home Journal National Enquirer Good Housekeeping 11, I)tt 111511 11 Playboy .f( 0,111 I. 1(1011 ,Ioi,' 41 Kill( if will I,) 4 H oo ll, li ,n I'. 45 AitiuR' UI clolluituci 14 Aclioss Ill., shoy 15 Actioss Flick 17 C.nnp,u'.l live ,'nd,nq lii Classic. poet 19 Actor Roberts 21 Actor R eally At ii lIt'rti.iilt'I t, ti 1,1111 lb S,'rustuv,' ,siitl 20 A,uss,'r'. 22 hIitlu i Ivy,, - 16 On t;,.iiti I' Ptn'li, ,(uIi tin trulu JI t).'ii 11)11 4() Actor 23 I,rt,uu,u 110111.10 two 26 Alivt' j [ ijiopt'Ito. 5() Ct ut(it't It' 51 Coa stal 27 D,iuolu; 79 8mm 3() Auuut,r,r:,ruu tavil it's 52 15 iLi,,t'hi,,II i,ucr,'ast' Shuarif 42 44 Cottuitod 45 Arjtiut , soldier DOWN St r .'usa ul Cornvr,'d. iii a SeliSt, 3 Co,,suunt,i 4 Compass direction I 2 31 Coununtoc,,ll 32 ;.it1I1ll town district 34 Cr.iliirl,' 4/ NittIrsir sti,,iuuisIti I ahbr I 5(1 Note of iii,' su a le S4lI'TIO 0-' ". 25 MUII.I 26 F or opean Ianp iaçp' 7 Fr en: Ii curato 8 Ascert a ins 9 Go astray tO Air lint' sc hodri itt abbr it E,mirw' sri its sunun,tr dress 14 Farm structuro Capital Assist Scion 30 Kaplan 33 A ustralldr, birds 35 Actor Collins 38 Actrtrss lupuit) 39 Unencurflt)ett.'d 27 28 S (tHOI;I SNYIHY .IN 11'(H V!1 H 1AO ION 531V151 S(1(IV L11I1:1 V (1 I 1 1 H :1 111V9 SI1H1 (IIV NOS 1 '1 1 (1 1V1 Vii SNN1 O'lSO UHVH 3 1 HI (1 I N vJ.HIHOH Hit ;i ilHI VHVHHVH I H 1 8 () H I if '1 V H I I S H V S S 11 .L II Itedbnok IL Penthouse Time Newsweek Tops In Video The expense of a home video recorder only begins with the $800-plus price of the system Itself. Many of their owners find they can quickly spend an equal amount of prerecorded programs, primarily old movies. These were their leading selections for one recent month, according to videography magazine: "MA-SH"" the film( "The Sound Of Music" 3, "The Story of 0" 4. "King Kong (13) 5, "The Wild Geese" . "Patton" 7. "Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines" S. "Deep Throat" 9. "Fantastic Voyage" to. "The Devil in Miss Joaei' 3ilerttage nn ii. FINE FOOD - IRL 2 for 1 I CREPE DINNER EVE. ONLY Bring this Ad (not to be used in conjunction I with any other promotion). Will not be - honored after June 30., TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef - HamSteak Fried Chicken Fried Shrimp Salad Bar Beverage COMPLETE Dessert Try one of our new crepe desserts - $395 Lunch: M.F 11- 2 Dinner Thurs.-Sat. 4 Sunday Dinner: 12.3 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford_____ [J F or Reservations: 323.0255 pri iv 17 1 1,i iL I, i ...... �I Friday, June 29, 1979-9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TUESDAY s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rlday, June 29, %979 Daytime Schedule Success At Last MIDDAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI-OTHE YOUNG AND THE MORNING auditions. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) It is unrewarding work, Day players constitute the even lithe day player has a preponderance of Screen two-line bit with a Jane Actors Guild members, men Fonda or Warren Beatty. and women who earn a They are second class precarious living with small Hollywood citizens looking parts in movies and telefor a break, a role that will vision. draw the attention of They are a cut above producers or directors. screen extras, who have Extras are a different their own guild. But day breed. Many are not actors players are paid on a daily at all. They are resigned to basis and usually are hired being "atmosphere people," to read only a few lines. the faces in the crowd at Virtually thousands of day football games or banquets. players are seen as cops, They are allowed to shout or doormen, cab drivers, applaud but not to read lines. waitresses, hairdressers or Not so the day player who GORDON JUMP newspaper reporters filling dreams of becoming a full out casts with miniscule themselves as department fledged actor, hired by the roles. Necessary but store clerks, telephone week or the month. Rare is operators, schoolteachers negligible. the day player who doesn't A surprising number of and laborers. Most of them have small- believe that stardom is just day players are trained around the corner. actors who scrabble around time agents who read the The trick, of course, is to for featured roles in little casting call sheets and send break out of the rut. Most theaters, supporting their clients out for never do. Eventually, economic pressures and middle age force them into - other lines of work. Occasionally a day player 1.25 ALL SEATS does lift himself from the 2p.m.. 4:30 p.m. SAT. S . SUN. MAT. pack and establish himself netor.. PLUAZA TWIN Gdc Jump 1 ioue -:1411 322.7502 who plays Arthur Carlson, SAT SUN 200 EVE 7:3040 the choleric radio station EPLAZAIIII) MATINEE 4:00 owner in the TV series RYAN O'NEAI BARBRA STREISAND "WKRP In Cincinnati." It took Jump 15 years in the trenches to finally find his niche. hewt, A ten balding man with melancholy eyes, Jump arrived In Hollywood in 1963 to iul[il1 his dream of becoming an actor after years of working In radio, usually as a production assistant, 111 Topeka, Kan., Dayton, Ohio, and New York City. EVE SAT. . SUN. 2:10 7:40 He supported himself, his MATINEE 4:10 wife and two daughters, as a lecturer for a cemetery, teaching special classes in radio at Southern California, punching out credit cards for an oil company and whatever else he could find. Jump struggled along .. ThE EARLY DAYS .._ playing small bits in episodic U *IjL jlTN1L.. TV and in six feature films, "Planet of the Apes" among A NJfl1WN—WU.UAM GOWMAII P*ODUCTIOW IUTCH AND SJtflA3i5. TM £AP.LX DAYS them. .W1LL1AM kATTTOU BXDIGU WZXA wSlUZN BACH p...w , P.ICI HD LZSTZ* He appeared in 150 commercials television which kept bread on the table. But worthwhile parts Ill eluded Jump year after 17.92 S. doleful year. "Commercials took the of a repertory corn. place W jLjr! pany for me," Jump said got most of my recently. on-camera training commercials. "I was discouraged many ocn Picttxs times, but my wife, Anna, wouldn't let me quit. She knew loved acting and told me It was no bed of I•0561' "U you're a day player, perseverance the name the game. you stay in show business long enough, you'll ICHAEL MURPHY JERRY JEFF WALKER DOUG KERSHA reach your goal or the trying. Ettçr way you'll be happy. EVENING CA ) UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) RESTLESS 5:30 0 ALL MY CHILDREN ) JULIA CHILD AND CON- 9:00 AER SEMESTER (2) (3) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS Q MOVIE (IM DINAHI 5:53 LUB 6:00 PAW 1:30 (3)0 A5 THE WORLD ) THE LONG SEARCH .Y DAY 9:55 KERBARREL TURNS it as pos;A2 in rnsty! ?6TH01rJuLY CELIEMBFUT1ON I If is VAMPIRE HOOKER... hate every day." of 2) NEWS (A) 6:30 ) CROCKETT'S VICTOR FOR WOMEN ONLY (4) UPBEAT 700 GO,GUIDE Is A Loser €1) EVENING AT POPS "On The Esplanade" Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra throw a 4th of July party concert on the banks of the Charles River with music by Sousa, Handel, Strauss, Oftenbach, and Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture," accompanied by (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE howitzers and fireworks. (A) 200 After agreeing to baby-sit with Bess for a weekend. Mary gets 9:30 0 TAXI Alex arranges a blind a call from a former boyfriend. date for Elaine and a clutry t2) THE CRO88.WIT8 passenger who turns out to be JOKER's wn. LEHRER aU.S. Congressman. (R) MACNEIL / 10:00 PORT e 0 13 QUEENS BLVD. Mil7:30 dred learns something startling about the handsome, middleMATCH GAME aged businessman she is havpiecr STEP iEYOiD 8HA NA NA Guest: Paul ing a romantic fling with. 10:30 MIca. CAROL BURNETT AND 0 MY BUDDY ED AMERICANA "Boley. OklaFRIENDS CAVETT Guest: MorhomeAlive And Well" The old0 DICK eat all-black town in the U.S. is timer Adler. (Part 1 of 2) profiled. (A) 600 C2)Q2)THE RUNAWAYS A teen-ager being pressured by (2) (4)00(12) NEWS his parents to measure up to ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Mortimer Adler. (Part 2 of 2) his late older brother is driven to the verge of a nervous 11:30 breakdown. c2) I12) WIMBLEDON UPDATE (1) THE PAPER CHASE Eliza- Bud Collins and Dick Enberg beth's challenging question to present highlights of the day's a visiting Supreme Court jusactivities in this prestigious tice embarrasses both her tennis tournament Ir classmates and Professor Kingslield. (A) NEWLYWED GAME o RE( HUMBARD SPECIAL BARNABY JONES A pub0 O HAPPY DAYS Fonzle turns lishing tycoon's career is jeopRalph Into a dashing romantic ardized when a person he hired while Marion transforms Leathyears earlier to accept a murer Tuscadero into a lovely lady der rap threatens to expose for a mile' D .belL (A? him. (A) BlAT 49LTO.RY- This "Frenzy" 0 St program utilizes animated art(1972) Jon Finch, Alec work of many children, a McCowefl. An insane murderer children's chorus and n3rrator strangles a series of women. to depict the origins of Ameri(R) can freedom, the Revolutionary POLITICAL PROGRAM War and the good whipping we 11:45 give King George's Red Coats. 11.100 nm , 6:00 (3)00 © NEWS . 9:00 6:30 THE DUKE A once(2) ranked prizefighter (Robert (2)(12) NBC NEWS €4) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS €V VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 CD TIC TAC DOUGH Conrad) decides to hang up his gloves and become a private investigator to find the murderor of his former manager. (R) (4) 0 M • A • • H B.J. MARY TYLER MOORE becomes deeply Involved with Murray takes on an extra job to the problems of Korean famiearn the money to buy his wife an expensive gift. ED MARIE CURIE The dangers 0 THE CROSS-WITS of prolonged exposure to 0 JOKERS WILD radioactive materials begin to ly. (A) (12) GAZETTE ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 S a become evident. Pierre and Marie Curie share the Nobel Prize for Physics with Henry Becquerel in 1903. (R) (2) LIARS CLUB 9:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES WKRP IN CINCINNATI (4)0 "The 0 IN SEARCH Herb obtains a separation from OF... Ghostly Stakeout" a FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS DICK CAVET1' Guest: Alan Arkin. __ 8:00 WHITE SHADOW Thorpe skips the team's big dinner in favor of a date with a questionable reputation. girt of (R) BASEBALL Regional coyat era" Boston Red New VOIt Yanksss. Baltimore orioles at Texas Rangers. BILL MOYERW JOURNAL of Sox Gerry Wills discusses Thomas his wife and begins planning for his new, swinging bachelor life. 2) 11:30 (2) (M WIMBLEDON UPDATE Jefferson's background and the philosophical influences of the 18th century that led to the ideas contained in America's most treasured document. EVENING (2) timer Adler. (Part 1 of July 2 MONDAY - "I Jack's entry in a baking competition and tries to cover her mistake by substituting an Identical pastry from a bakery. NBC NEWS CBS NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (R) GARDEN J 00110"1 GUN 6:00 (4)00 July 3 'Players' (A) 10:00 (3) Q LOU GRANT While . staying at the horne of his old boss. a rural newspaper editor, Lou uncovers a story that could tear the town apart. (R) LORD PETER WIMSEY "Thi Nine Taylors" (Part 1) Lord Peter attends a wedding in Norfolk and the Wilbraham emeralds are stolen; a man jailed for the robbery, but the Jewels we not recovered, Bud Collins and Dick Enberg present highlights of the day's activities in this prestigious from tournament tennis London, England. (4) NEWLYWED GAME FILES A hit 0 ROCKFORD whom Angel testified man against is acquitted and promptly puts Angel and Pockford on his hit list. super0 POLICE STORY Awoman market robber takes a hostage. ED POLITICAL PROGRAM 11:45 (j) 0 TONIGHT Guest host: Bob Newhart. Guests: Rob Reiner. Roger Moore. 12:00 (3) BIG VALLEY A young Mexican comes to work for the suspected of Barkleys and being a famous bandit. is 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "I Never Sang For My Father" (1970) Melvyn Douglas, Gene Hackman. After years of no communicatlon. a middle-aged man tries to establish a relationship with his proud, elderly father. (p NEWg too Speedy Snails Curious biologists have sought to determine the speed of snails. Expertments with garden snails have measured sluggards iioo .......crawling along at .00036 mph NEWS.I bICK CAVETT Guest: or- .O3ltmp Is (12) TONIGHT Gue3t host: 8:30 Bill Cosby. Guest: Dick Shawn. 0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY Shirley tries to help Laverne accept the fact that her mother Is dead by taking Laverne to the grave site. (R) 12:00 00 (2) (12) EMERGENCY! While attending a convention in San Francisco, paramedics Gag. and DeSoto help a choking Conventioneer and calm an enraged sniper. (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Thaddeus Rose And Eddie" (1978) Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash. Two no-account buddies in a small Texas town find themselves in trouble with the law and their girlfriends because of their Inability to face reality. (R) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy accidentally eats NEW RELEASE PLAYERS (PG) - All Mac Graw, Dean-Paul Martin, Maximilian Schell. Romance. We've had films about ice skating and hockey and basketball and football and now it's tennis' turn. This one has a love story played out, slowly, against a big tennis match, and the ref should have called a foot fault. The real tennis players used here are better actors than the real actors. The advantage is out via the near exit. GRADE: 1)-plus. GENERAL RELEASE ALIEN (R) - Torn Skcrrltt, Sigourney Weaver, John Hurt Science fiction-horror. This is part-"Star Wars," part-"Jaws," as it tries to scare you to death futuristically. A plodding old space ship inadvertently takes aboard a monster, which does terrible things to the people it catches. The crew tries to kill it and definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this is GRADE: A,But avoid it if you scare easy. BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY DAYS (PG) —William Katt, Turn Berenger. Western. This supposedly shows how Butch and Sundance were as young men, how they got together and began their nefarious partnership. The two young actors look as though they could have grown into Redford and Newman, but otherwise this "prequel" is unlike the big hit film. Richard Lester, who used to direct with a splash, does this with a plod. GRADE: 0-plus. George Hamilton, LOVE AT FIRST BITE (PG) Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you'll laugh while you're watching this spoof of the Dracula story. This time, Drack 'ç ziclt'c is back as a crack lover, in the present.. (or fun. Euluy. (1: 1W Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, MANHATTAN (It) Michael Murphy, Marie! hemingway. Romantic comedy. Allen is back in his personal groove writing, directing, starring -and back in the area where he functions most wittily. That's the man-women, husband-wife, boyfriendgirlfriend continuing war. This is done in black and while, m'L'd-crisp. GRADI43$1W" and it's beautiful, fu Peter Sellers, PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE (PG) EWe SommerComedy. This Idea, on Lynne Frederick, paper, sounded sure-fire: Sellers in a triple role In the oldie about the shnook who doubles for the monarch. But even a sure-fire needs a match, and this one never lights up. It all seems strained, more so-so than ho-ho. GRADE: &phis. (Film grading: A superb; B good; C average; I) poor; F awful) moat heavy drinkers? That was one of the questions considered by a recent survey sponsored by the American Academy of Family Physicians of six groups— business executives, family doctors, farmers, garment occupational workers, secretaries, and teachers. Teetotalers are numerous - - - (4) BIG VALLEY Heath is taken prisoner by a strange sect of mountain people who blame him for the death of one of their members. 12:40 MOVIE "The 0 CBS LATE Legend Of Valentino" (1975) 100 NEWS 1:15 Guests: (2)(12) TOMORROWCoscarelli Film directors Don and George Romero; Brother TheordOre. a satanic lecturer and horror movie star. only among the farmers (47 percent) and UNITED'S NOW OPEN with chicken, salads, sandwiches, fish, shakes, and many other POPPA JAY'S - good things. Open LII 11 or later. Take outs available. 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. Now featuring Italian 1-4 HOLIDAY INN Fiesta and entertainment by Rhythm and Rhymes. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. -Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. Try our traditional Sunday dinner featuring roast beef, ham steak, fried shrimp or fried chicken. - - Annie Russell Summer Theatre at Rollins College Winter Park, presents "Same Time, Next Year", June 29, 8:30 p.m.; June 30, 2 and 8:30 p.m. Featuring Chip Johnson and Jeanann Glassford. National Depression Glass Assu. Convention July 6-8; show and sale, July 74, Sheraton Twin Towers, 5780 Major Blvd., Orlando. Open to public. Admission $1,50. Ftrth n( Jt 'ei' .ini eday in Fort Me Ion l'arK, Sanford. Baseball, games, food and Civil War skirmishes climaxed by fireworks at dark. Group, Free street dance featuring Don Scaletta of the AGTS, July 4, 7-10 p.m., Castle Center Pine 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. Free children's art ctiv1ties games and down borne music. Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce 22nd Annual IndepenefiCe Day Celebration Wednesday, Maitland Civic Center. Parade, 9 a.m., Maitland Avenue. Trout Stream, hole-in-One, booths, rides, food, entertainment, 10 am. to 7 p.m. p.m. Hot-air balloon rides, 2 p.m. Disco. 7:36-11 Fourth of July celebration sponsored by South at noon, Wednesday, Seminole Jaycees, beginning Altamonte Mall. LOUNGE QUIZ HOME IMPROVEMENT l. Op" froiss SALEI COMET AWNING41 SALE 35710 W Installed rY#% _ With 3 or m Off EASY TERMS BAKID ENAMEL 11P415H • CHOICE 01 COLORS POSUIVI STORM PHOTIC TION 'CUTS ,i[ATING AIU C0DITI()N tIP 1020' 5 "oFF o. Seass wIr Larw garment workers (45 percent). For those who do consume alcoholic beverages, these of were the average numbers drinks per week: 4,4 Executives 4.9 Doctors 2.6 Farmers 3.4 Garment Worker' 3.4 Secretaries 45 : Teachers: Time Out To Eat - Franco Nero, Suzanne Pleshette. The life and myth of the 19203 silent screen star is dramatized. - - - - VlPsDrinkMost Which occupation has the - If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: 11100AM (Ts O 2.H.ppy N W 2fII'l 3. Ea,t.rtsflt Yss Ties. Thm Seti, 4, Serve Liei And jY.i [I Sucks S. Meedlv Aid Aflmcflvi 1Y.s [ krteed.rs 6.AI11uys ft.. Now"NT.'L IN S 7. Ladhs' iiit Ivory Th.rsüy VNTss LiNe *UWA ZvJ&b j41S0 N. ORANGE SLSM. TR. ORLANDO 2934991 AFTER HOURS CALL 293'2343 BRtVARD CO. 314070 SANFORD 321-0420 KISSIMMEE S41.3375 SANFORD NEW ON 14., �FridaY. June 29. 1979-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I 1O—Evenlflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 29, 1979 Search For Self Theme Of Four Novels By SUZANNE RIORDAN American Library Assn. Broken marriages, the onset of middle age, and the search for sell are recurrent themes In four summer novels. In Kingsley Amis' latest satire, "Jake's Thing," the hero, Jake Richardson, finds himself suddenly impotent. A stodgy, but normally virile Oxford don nearing his 60s, he's pushed Into a world of analysis and sex therapy so he can perform for his wife, who has grown unattractively fat. Jake's treatment is supervised by Dr. Rosenberg, a leprechaun-sized Irish psychiatrist with a fetish for pornography and bizarre machines that measure Juke's physical response (or lack thereof). Jake follows his orders to the letter, but remains contemptuous of a therapist who doesn't seem to know where Freud came from. Some of the funniest scenes In the book deal with "non-genital focusing, roots. She uncovers a surKingsley Amis (Viking, 276 pages, prising, well-hidden family JAKE'S THING by secret. She also meets her $9.95) by Nina Bawden (Morrow, 160 natural mother, a tough, FAMILIAR PASSIONS resilient novelist very unlike pages, $8.95) BUT NOT TO KEEP by Roger Kahn (Harper & Row, the gentle woman who raised The truth of her her. 275 pages, $9.95) by Elizabeth Hardwick (R heritage enables Bridle to SLEEPLESS NIGHTS recover, and recognize new dom House, 151 pages, $8.95) strong and "familiar' passions In her own perkeeps his tongue firmly in sessions" between Jake and sonality. cheek. But, for all its farce, his dieting wile Brenda. Often a little too neat and They are compassionately "Jake's Thing" adds up written. The couple tries so finally to little more than the repetitive, "Familiar Passions" is still an Inhard, spontaneity vanishes. musings of a misogynist. teresting twist on the oftenFor the past 13 years, They Interrupt the sessions touched theme of self every few minutes to read Bridle Starr, the heroine of discovery. their instructions until, Nina Bawden's "Familiar "But, Not to Keep" by finally, eyes on their wat- Passions" has lived to please Roger Kahn, is the story of a her husband. Even her ches, their prescribed time is writer's struggle for a good nickname, Bridle, came up. book, a passionate marriage compliments of her motherIn the meantime, equal and a lasting relationship in-law. Then on her 13th rights for womenhave arrived on campus. Jake, wedding anniversary, her with his son. Like Jake, the husband leaves her - book's, hero, David Priest, pressed to defend the right of women to be admitted to without skills, not to mention has a history of successful sexual affairs but is totally the men's colleges at Oxford, an identity. unattracted to his wife, who After a period of despair instead lurches Into a tirade against their inferior in- bordering on madness, has grown plump and a bit tellects, much to the surprise Bridle embarks on a search boozy. But Priest, unlike Jake, is and delight of his male for herself. An orphan consumed with passion for adopted by a psychiatrist colleagues. another woman, Caroline and his wife during the war, As in his highly successful J5 (e,,th (tWJ.c t Vt'tm, .'T&) jq also ...0 no w;uiiu vv u. onsumed by the memory of is parents, and guilt for .. - YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEND A LOT OF DOUGH! making his adolescent son a victim of divorce. Priest rages at his father, who loved him but died suddenly, leaving the teenaged David at the mercy of his mother, a psychologist who disliked him for not being sufficiently brilliant. He rages also against antiSernitism and against himself for not being the writer he would like to be. inexplicably, he exorcizes his guilt and anger by writing a book about Harlem. !or his baseball bestseller, "Boys of Summer," Kahn has written an erratic new novel. When NEDNESDAY -EVENING 6:00 D (1) 0 0 U NEWS If you're looking for a good place to eat, why not try us? 6:30 D 1121 NBC NEWS D 0 CBS NEWS ) ABC NEWS D VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 iic TAC DOUGH D MARY TYLER MOORE Then the apartment directly elow Mary's becomes availble, Ted decides to move In. 3 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER6W1W MACNEIL I LEHRER IEPORT — TRY OUR — Chicken & Salad Bar ALL YOU CAN (Al FISH 'N CHIPS m HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH 7:30 LIARS CLUB 1/4 LB. DELUXE BURGER IZ FAMILY FEUD DANCE FEVER $1.88 BEAUTY 8140W CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS DICK CAVETT Guest: Marlimer Adler. (Pail 2o1 2) &0O CHEESEBURGERS Z HAMBURGERS CHICKEN DINNERS July SHAKES A HAMHLJXGUI PLAG2 1141111"1 14101T ' is y.ors. where the choice . ... .. - Ptio.i3224212' w Sanford 0 YOUR TURN Sharron Land Of rile Disappearing Buddha' Mt,ditation, caliiCraphy, sword-fighting, archery and the tea ceremony are observed in a search for the underlying principles of Zen Buddhism. (A) 9:00 (2) MOVIE 'Police Story: A Chance To Live" (1978) David Caisidy, Vince Edwards. A rookie cop poses as a student in an attempt to break up a high school drug ring. (A) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS A beautiful woman lures Bosley Into a romantic fling that turns into a death trap. (A) MOVIE "Land Raiders' (C) (1969) Tally Savalas, George Maharis. An Indianheld hating town boss responsible for a wagon train massacre In Arizona territory. (2 Hrs.) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Music From America" Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic present Join Philip sousa's "The Stor e And Stripes Forever." George Gershwin's "An American Paris" and "Rhapsody In Blue" and Aaron Copland's "A Lkv. coin Portrait" from London. Is in (A) Lovejoy presents viewer response to stories broadcast by CBS News inIudlng those on tt DC-10 ar disaster and the Spenkelink execution. t2 POLICE WOMAN A hit man thinking of retiring is requested by his mobsteremployer to do one last lob. (A) ) POLITICAL PROGRAM 1145 (2) dZ TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guests: Jay Leno. Dr. Michael Fox, Brenda Boozer. 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY Nick and Heath stop at a ramshackle inn that specializes In murder and robbery. 0 SWITCH Maggie and a a a woman whose husband stumbled upon plan to tree convict are kidnapped to ensure the man's silence. (A) 137 MAI*IX A woman with a doubt. Identity hires Mannix to find out who 1$ trying to kill her. (R) too LAUGH-IN Guests 2) (4) NEWS Indude Henry Fonda, james 1:10 Garn.r..Barry Goldwater. MarKOJAK Kojak suspects a tin Mull, Joan Rivers, Gore man who confessed to being Vidal and Frank Sinatra. (R) i000 not THIE ENTERTAINERS Rita an infamous murderer (4) MOVIE "The Greet Race" (1965) Jack Lemmon, Tony Moreno stars with Bruce For- the real killer. syth In an entertaining musicalCurtis. A CtU5IC hWOaid'Vil 1:15 lain battle spans three varislyspeclal. TOMORR0W A GOOD DISSONANCE continents. ( Hrs.) 1:45 CBS MOVIE "Hawaii" LIKE A MAN A musical par(1966) Julie Andrews, Max Von trait Charles Ives' lit., music 0 NEWS Sydow. A missionary to Hawaii and ideals presented. 215 In the early 1800$ tries to conMOVIE "Elmer Gantry" 1100 veil the natives to Christianity (BIW) (1960) Burt Lancaster, 2 NEWS while at the same time strug- (2) (4)00 CAVETT Jean Simmons. After an OPP0r" Guest: DICK gling to prevent tt'.ak exploits-Milos tunistic salesman loins a Forman. Milos tlon and save his falling Ned his ex-girl11:30 marriage. (A) friend attempts to expose their WIMBLEDON UPDATE EIGHT IS ENOUGH Ellis (2) fraudulent revival show. (2 Hrs. beth's dream of going to a Bud Collins and Dick Eerg 45 Mina.) posh Eastern boarding school present highlights of the day's 4:50 conflicts 'with the Btord activities in this prestigIous FRI (flMI.APpPDXISTM SUM ..todvflkNtIlUt .frdin tenni*,l "The London. England. SEARCH Wfiii (A) nI Is WE'RE NOT JUST (4) NEWLYWED GAME ' (C) FRENCH FRIES ,2501 S. French Ave. (MvYill-fll) E. HARDWICK the author writes about the bittersweet love between children and parents, his words are strong and clear. Unfortunately, Kahn often loses his focus, abandoning it for the self-pitying story of the struggling writer. The publisher calls Elizabeth Hardwick's 'Sleepless Nights" a novel, but it's more a novelized autobiography, without claims toaplot. A series of portraits and ideas, it unfolds quietly, with great beauty and depth, from the author's mind and heart. The passion here is for words, and for the streets and people of New York. Hardwick, wife of the late Robert Lowell, Is what many call a "writer's writer" - a regular contributor to the New Yorker, Partisan Review and the New York Review of Books. Though born in Kentucky, Hardwick has lived in New York for decades. Her language Is reminiscent of the French writers Colette and Simone de Beauvoir, without vestiges of her southern roots. Y (A) is 'Responsibility Tempers Success By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — Success may be the brass ring on the merry-go-round, but for Barry Man 110w, it can tarnish. "There's an Incredible responsibility," the hot singer of today says, "that comes along with the SUC' cess. There are a lot of people who depend on me now for their living." He has his staff. He Says that when he Is On tour, which Is a lot of the time, he has 3o people with him, "and If I get sick I put 30 people out of work." Besides those on his Immediate payroll, there are people at record companies, talent agencies, concert booking firms and more who are dependent on t) ing a musician, lie played Itme accordion, lie played th e p him for their livelihood. "i can't just be flighty or p iano. lie accompanied impulsive" lie says. "I've peoplc. He arranged for got to think every decision people. "I wanted to be a conover very carefully these days. If I say something ductor and arran ger when I wrong or if I say something g rewup," he says. "1 wanted in an interview like this that tiii be Henry Mancini. I lanted to be Nelson Riddle. I Is embarrassing, well, a lot of people are embarrassed." studied their stuff and adas a He says that all that iicured their work responsibility Is something iinatter of fact, I think I still he thinks about constantly. It It ave their autographs BARRY MANILOW makes the success less somcwhere." conducted for her when she when nobody, And he did conduct and sweet; sang at Carnegie Hall and dreaming of future success, irrange. He worked for t h r o w s 3ette Midler when she was that, he says, was his dream e v e r In that bit about worrying itarting, in her raunchy come true. He got into recording when about responsibility. ontinental Baths days. He Not that Barry Manilow dreamed of th this kind of success. As a kid in New York, he dreamed about - - July 5 THURSDAY McGarrett suspects foul play when tour identically constructed and supposedly burglarproofed banks are robbed. (A) 600 0 BARNEY MILLER A wild(2) (4)00 G NEWS eyed gunman locks Barney and 'i'EP" :. their own Jail with a AXAJ loony ventriloquist and his IJJIfHBC EW8 obscene dummy. (A) C)0 CBS NEWS ) GOOD-BYE AMERICA A 0 ABC NEWS dramatic re-enactment of the VILLA ALEGRE (A) final debate in the British Pariiament on the Issue of AmenTIC TAC DOUGH can independence is presented MARY TY LER MOORE in a May 1776 setting. (A) After Bess writes a composi9:30 lion. Phyllis wants Mary to use QCARTER COUNTRY Chief it get to her influence Roy throws hz own mother Into 'published. the slammer when she and her o THE CROSS-WITS friends stage a sit down strike JOKER'S WILD 0 LEHRER ata building site. (A) I MACNEIL REPORT 10:00 DAVID CASSIDY Dan 7:30 (2) Shay poses as a Junkie to (2) LIARS CLUB befriend a drug addict whose (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES he needs in finding a help GAME 0 MATCH THAT robber holed up in a sleazy O $100,000 NAME (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Amazon" An odyssey down the world's mightiest river, from the Andes to the ocean. 110 THE WALTONS Mary Curt Ellen learns her husband '.— was among the sefv bombed at Pearl Harbor. (A) 0 MORK & MINDY Monk thinks his presence is interfering with Mlndy's love life and decides to solve the problem by running away. (A) Q21 THE ENTERTAINERS Rita Moreno stars with Bruce Forsyth in an entertaining musicalvariety special. ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Calf Love" SiegfrIed has a major victory and his brother Tristan has to deal with pigs in more ways then one. S30 ANON The unexpected occurs when Angie's mother end Brad's father go out on a dais. (A) 5:00 (2)OQUINCY When a teena result of a age girl dies WON abortion done by a drunken doctor. Quincy investigates and uncovers a conspiracy Of silence. (R) 4H IN" .;AWA$1.ju' 'I#.t' part "f town. (4) BARNABY JONES Barna- by's inestI9atIOfl into the death of a corporate executive leads him to a powerful religious cult. (Part I of 2)(R) 0 EVENING IN BYZANTIUM A once-great producer attempts to make a comeback, resurfacing at the Cannes Film Festival. His plans are temporanily stopped by an explosion In his room. (Part I of 2) 020/20 10:30 Roger Gene Slskel review Ebert and "Rocky It," "Escape From 0 SNEAK PREVIEW Alcatraz" and "The Main Event." 11.1 00 dZ NEWS Vin(2) (4)00 CAVETT Guest; 0 DICK cent Scully. (Part 1 of 2) 11:30 (2) WIMBLEDON UPDATE Bud Collins and Dick Enberg of the day's present highlights activIties in this prestigious tennis tournament from London, England. (4) NEWLYWED GAME MASH Frank decides to make money by wctlOfllng off the camp garbage, while Hav.kiyS'S love We suffers a serious setback. (A) STAR$KY & HUTCH A young mueiclafl facing flna daily hard Ilines accidentally steals counterfeit money from amobs*er.(R) 0,OLmeAL'PROO" I ''so 1 went in and sang." One interesting Mamlou comment: "Disco is getting on my nerves, let me tell you. I've been in the middk of disco for the last 10 years and I always loved it. I still do, but it's just that I can't get away from it any more. Suddenly, it's exploded. ,, And I am just sick of it. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f9be68fc7be8912061d17ea279b64c30.pdf 78f022a8adb77b649c784429b1fe4448 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION - -4.- ---•--.s;-44 ------.4,We4 .-...s - ---- -.-'4'l' II.-- -----• 171 -- I 71st Year, No. 246—Sunday, June 3, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald,—(USPS 48-280)—Price 25 Cents FPL Warns Again Of Sanford Area Brownout Possibelities The last presidential order is scheduled to expire on Monday. On Friday, Graham's office sent a letter to Carter stating, "continuing shortages of low-sulfur fuel oil" in Florida "apparently will continue to exist for the next several months." When the first suspension of the clean air standards was ordered two months ago, the Sanford FPL plant began and using high-sulfur fuel from its principal supplier, Exxon. "We haven't been burning as much of the high-sulfur oil as we thought we were going to, but there is no way we could operate strictly on low sulfur oil," Burns said. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 1, 1979 President Carter again has been asked to extend a suspension of clean air standards so six Florida power plants, including the Florida Power and Light Plant in Sanford, could burn high-sulfur fuel. If the extension is not granted, area residents could experience sporadic power shortages and "brownouts," Scott Burns, district manager at the Sanford FPL office, said today. Carter twice has given Governor Bob Graham the authority to relax air quality standards for 30-day periods, DINETTE it1 I 1.. .__- I j • : • -.. * QUILTED * •• U . • LOVESEAT : • au 5 AND MATCHING CHAIR 00 499I 288 0 PIECES 5 U U I 95~ 0 288 CHAIR. OTTOMAN RECLINER U • ...ii. •.-t:'Y. 5-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP SOFA State • - ALL 57395 SOFA SLEEPER I W.CONTRAST • WELT QUILTED FABRIC. SPRING EDGE FRONT. - PIECES TRADITIONAL GROUP * CLOSE-OUT CORNER* Many Burns said the plant maintains a 30-day reserve of fuel. The current reserve supply is about 40 percent high-sulfur oil, he said. If the President does not grant Graham's request and continued use of high-sulfur fuel is prohibited, Burns said, the Sanford plant would lose its full generating capacity before the first of July. "We'll burn all the low-sulfur oil we can get from Exxon or from anybody else on the open market," said Burns, porary "blackouts" or 'brownouts," Burns said. Burning high-sulfur fuel normally is prohibited by the federal Clean Air Act since its use results in greater air pollution. Graham first asked Carter to suspend the clean air standards for a 90-day period, but the President granted only 30-day lifting of the standards. The suspension was extended for a second nionth in early May. Orr Announces New Program FULL SIZE 3 PIECE BEAUTIFUL HIGH BACK CHAIR but without the high-sulfur fuel we would probably lose 20 percent of our units," If the generating units are not operating at full potential (luring the high demand summer months, all power needs. cannot be met and consumers would experience tem- He said it was first thought that as much as 50 percent of the oil burned at the plant would be high-sulfur fuel, but that the plant has been using only 30 to 40 percent highsulfur oil in its operations the past two months. On.of.aKInd Items, Close-outs, Floor Samples, All In Limited Quantities. BUY AND SAVE! Savings Below Factory Cost! . I..UU.UUUIIILUUUII•SUUUUUUU•UUUUUU••UUUS•USUUUUS'q•U•U•UIUIUUUS*SURUUUUIUIU•U•U•USUSUUS•U•UUUI Will Give Tax Break For Hiring Poor A new program providing tax "commit yourselves to doing going to have to be involvement credits to business and industry something about unem- and commitment by everybody. for emnlovlrni the disad- nlo%ment. to brina this new We must come to urins with vanta ged will be announced by programto the attention of social problems or it ' IJjbe Coy. Bob Graham next week. those needing jobs and em- intolerable for our heirs," he Details of the program to ployers with jobs to fill." said. encourage the employment of "There are a disproporEdward Blackshearc, economically disadvantaged of minorities tionate number principal of Crooms High Vietnam war veterans, convicts who are unemployed, who Sch o ol, had graduated who and youth were given to the cannot find Jobs," he said, with Orr in 1943, Crooms from general membership of the pointing out that 55 percent of with a plaque for him presented Employment Seminole Florida's current prison field of the achievement in Economic Development economic and (SEEDCO) by Wallace E. On' population Is comprised of poor human at a breakfast meeting and minorities. Yet, On' said, development. minorities comprise only 22 Introducing Orr to the Saturday. percent of the population. gathering at the Sanford Civic Orr, secretary of the Labor school board member center, and Employment Security for "There is something wrong Roland Williams noted the the state of Florida, is a native when our state spends $14,000 was born In of labor secretary of Seminole County and brother annually to incarcerate a attended and Park, Fern of Horace On-, president of person but only spends $1,500 a SEEDCO. year to educate your youth," he Rosenwald as well as Crooms High School. _____ "When the poor and said. Iv. Amos Jones, SEEDCO minorities are certified eligible On' said 30,000 summer jobs locally, they will take a voucher also will be opening up in Juno board of directors chairman, In to ' a prospective employer," for young people from poor opening remarks directed attention to the plight- of the explained On', who forecast families, poor in Seminole County, "The plans. Graham's "A couple weeks ago we "There are too many families Department of Labor will celebrated the 25th anniversary confirm the certification within of the Supreme Court decision living in hovels unfit for human Brown vs Board of existence. There are too many 48 hours and the employer will receive a $3,000 tax credit the Education, which ordered the living in areas without paved first year. The second year a desegregation of schools. I streets or adequate drainage. tax credit of $1,500 will be personally and honestly believe We are committed to adBrown was not enough. We are dressing in a significant way given. "Maybe this program will now experiencing a polarization those who are deprived of help some of these who have of the races. There are people dignity and self esteem," he given up, are discouraged and standing down on the corner said. Among the special guests full of despair, give them a new who have not received their jobs," who need of the pie, was Miss Cheryl he said. present slice lease on life," Cromwell of the state DepartNoting the new program is Orr said, entitled "Target Job Tax Credit "If we are going to do ment of Community Affairs, Program," On' "admonished something about the problems Tallahassee. DONNA ESTES and r'hRrued" those nresent to farinu the community there Is WALLACE OltlL..secretary of Labor and Employment Security in Florida unveiled during a speech in Sanford a new statewide program aimed at helping the disadvantaged gain employment. ft rel sal 'a. Inc (lx of mc - C cu fed We - eautiful Quilted MATTRESS and FOUNDATION • -: COME-REST SEE VEDI But Women .S.Idh Soft OaIy. 95 QUEEN SIZE ZY Pc 95 $3... 4 ' Au r __________________ 4 -a $49 Kill Selves KING SIZE the gasoline "renders the By DONNA ESTES 95 PC noLeaded Too Cost l y? Some Find A Solution No Swindle, MST - FULL SIZE tar aft 01'1 - - NEVER BEFORE'i! 4 PRICED THIS LOWL?& TWIN SIZE OVA ft . $49; 3 catalytic converter inactive." Herald Staff Writer If you want to convert your Beckwith Is instructor of late model car from unleaded to automotive technology at the less expensive leaded Seminole Community College. "Leaded gasoline is two-togasoline, now Is the time. Conversion by private owners three octane ratings higher Is not against either federal or than unleaded gasoline that Florida state law now. But if the costs about five cents per gallon U.S. Environmental Protection more. "People who have cars Agency (EPA) has Its way, It requiring unleaded gasoline are will be in the near future. getting an inferior rated gas According to one Seminole and paying more," he said. County woman the process is Beckwith said the leaded simple. You need only pull the gasoline will not harm the neck of the gasoline tank out engine of a car that is supposed and remove the piece of metal to use lead-free gas. Beckwith said he could not that restricts to lead-free the type of gas pump nozzle that say for certain If a trend in conversion Is occurring locally, can be used. many Individual But even easier than that, but did noteowners have ap- NEW YORK (UP!) -Two elderly sisters, mistakenly believing they had been swindled out of their life savings of $17,000, climbed up their lire escape and jumped six floors to their death. The Irony, police said Friday, was that the money was still safe in the bank. Lee Young, 68, and her sister, Martha, 72, had lived happily in a comfortable apartment in the Bronx until they were approached two weeks ago by a well-dressed confidence woman. Using one of the most ancient of swindles, the woman told the 'Young sisters she had found a bag of money, and would share It with them. But first, she said, the sisters would have to put up the $17,000 as a show of "good faith." Authorities said the sisters mistakenly went to the wrong bank to try to draw out their money. An official there, hearing their story, warned police that a confidence scheme was about to take place. "Everything was straightened out. They didn't lose their money," said an officer at New York's Senior Citizens Robbery Squad. The sisters, pressured by the confidence woman and confused by the whole experience, became convinced, however, that somehow they had lost their savings. Sally Elliott, 68, who lived In the same building and knew the sisters for 50 years, said the women became Convinced everyone was against them, including the police. .On Friday morning, they turned on the gas jets of their kitchen stove. Then, clad in slacks and blouses but barefoot, they climbed the fire escape to the top floor of their building d jumped to the courtyard six floors below. building for * Rose Blindinan, who has lived in the Years, said she was in her kitchen which overlooks the courtyard when she heard a scream. "1 looked out. I thought it was kids playing and there a they were, dead. I feel sick like a dog to see such tragedy," Mrs. Blindman said. "They were such nice automobile according to an EPA proached him at the college spokesman, is the purchase of a, wide-mouth funnel device now' on the market. "The funnel is advertised, the spokesman said, "as an emergency device. EPA defines an emergency device as one to be used In a "bona fide emergency as when a person runs out of gasoline and needs some to get to the nearest service station," the u What happens to your no-lead type engine and the catalytic converter (emission device) on your car when you use leaded gasoline? According to Beck Beckwith, after a couple or more tankfuls of leaded gasoline, the lead in — girlL / I - 0 t..- .. . .- : service station operator or selfservice operator who "causes or allows" leaded gasoline to be put into a lead-free gasoline tank, said EPA spokesman Mark Siegler. fuel section, said. "The catalytic converter can outlast the car," he said, "asswning the car is maintained with unleaded gas. Just a few tankfuls of leaded gasoline, however, will deactivate the converter." Siegler said while EPA has been encouraging states with anti-tampering laws on books to enforce the law, the encouragement has not been met with much success. Siegler has been involved in conducting a nationwide survey since August, 1977 to determine whether a trend is developing across the country to convert lead-free cars to leaded gasoline. He said the survey has shown so far, an average rate of nineto-10 percent conversion. The survey has not been successful in Florida because of the license plate system used here. A small sticker is placed on each license plate to renew those plates annually. He said the method used in other states was to observe from a spot near a gasoline station, using tag numbers to verjfy through the state whether the vehicles for which gasoline was being purchased called for lead-free or leaded gas. From spots away from the stations the renewal stickers used in Florida could not be In addition, he noted, antitampering legislation is on the books in 34 states, other than Florida. But only two states are enforcing the anti-tampering laws within their state. Of the emergency funnel device, Siegler said, EPA has written to attorneys general of states that do not have regulations on the sale of such a device to bring it to their attention. "Using leaded gasoline in lead-free cars could cost the consumer quite a bid of money," Siegler insists, adding asking If his automotive section the result will be destruction of could do it for them. the catalytic converters. Beckwith said he promptly Is using leaded gasoline in points out it Is illegal, and that these cars dangerous? "It is his class cannot perform the possible but rare for leaded task. gasoline to clog a converter and Federal law calls for a $10,000 cause It to overheat as a penalty to be levied against any result," Siegler, chief of EPA's Today 11011 ArouadThe Clock ..........4-A Church Pages ............4-MI Comics .................... Horoscope .................6-B Hospital ...................2-A UURSELVES ..............3-B 6-B Sports....................7-9-A Editorial ..... .........4-A Television .................7.B .. ... Dear Abby ................. 2-B Weather ...................7-A See UNLEADED, Page ZA - :-.:: - • a .2 2 •"" A 7 • , - - ' . - 44 - 4" -. WE flit --c--, grc Criminals L inked To I car hoi foil tun wil tun twl' Assassination WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Assassinations Committee report on Joini F. Kennedy's death will say the fanner president was pro'ably asr'ssthate'i as a reult of a conspiracy, NBC News reported Friday. NBC said the final draft of the conmiittee's organized crime section, due out in July, "doesn't prove, but discusses in great detail, how and why individual members of organized crime could have arranged the murder." "The committee will say President Kennedy 'was probably' assassinated as a result of a conspiracy," NBC said. "It will explain its conclusion that an acoustic analysis of the sound of the shots makes it highly probable two gunmen were shooting even though three of the committee's 12 members questioned the acoustics evidence." - The network said the final report will say the mob's battle with John Kennedy and his brother Robert dates back to the McClennan anti-rackets hearings of the 1950s. Later, the Kennedy administration with Robert as attorney general brought about the strongest effort ever against organized crime. "The report names Curios Marcello and Santo Trafficante as the 'most likely' organized crime bosses to have been involved," NBC said. At provides evidence, some of it inconclusive, that they and Teamster leader Jimmy Hof fa threatened John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy or both. "Further, it suggests associations through which they could have influenced accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald or Oswald's killer, Jack Ruby." - - Both Marcello, underworld boss in New Orleans and Dallas, and Trafficante, onetime underworld boss In Cuba, denied involvement, NBC said. The network said the committee will say of Lee Harvey Oswald that "it's not likely he was a hired killer" but that "it is likely his principle motivation was political" and that Oswald's organized crime contacts could have deceived him about their true identities and motives. $ ien '1' 'a, ban relal wied F' after dersl Sal Santo Kelly R•Ida Ida N Dania Sanfoi HorI!l Doilir Easte Jay T Cathei Son Pub Inc. S.C. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 3, 1979 Thieves Pick $6,000 Worth Of Orang es WORLD tin eswnaeu ,tMJ worm of oranges were stolen from a grove in rural Oviedo sometime after May 1, Seminole County Sheriff's Deputies report. OneqJ't1t. Henry Jones. M. j' 317 Teakwood Drive, Altamonte Springs, said today the oranges were picked off the trees in his grove next to the Hiley Fish Camp in Oviedo. He said the thieves started at the rear of the 10-acre grove and worked their way forward, stripping about half of the trees. U packaged, Jones said, the stolen fruit would have filled about 800 to 1,000 boxes. "I hadn't been to the grove for about a month," Jones said. "Whoever stole the oranges must have known my schedule. Jones said there were a number of truck tracks in the grove but it is difficult to determine how fresh the tracks are. INBRIEFGeneral, 6 Officers Executed In Iran TEHRAN, Iran i UPI) — A revolutionary firing squad executed a general and six other army officers in the southern oil town of Ahvaz on Saturday, bringing to 275 the number of executions since Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini drove out the shah four and a half months ago. Gen. Mohammad Hamedani and the other officers — three colonels, a major and two lieutenants — were charged with mass murder, torture and responsibility for shooting at demonstrators against the ousted regime of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. An eighth officer, Brig. Gen. Gholam Hossein Alai, was also sentenced to death by an Islamic court, which sent him to the town of Masjid-E Solaiman near Ahvaz to be arrested and officially charged. PITBULL STOLEN A white and brown male pitbull named "Spot" was stolen from the pickup truck of an Oviedo man, according to Seminole County deputies. Owner Gary Cotton, 25, of Route 2, Oviedo, told deputies Spot was tied up about 9:30 p.m. Thursday in the cab of his truck at his home. Cotton said he left home for about one hour and when he returned his dog was missing. Cotton estimated the value of his dog from $50 to $300. MADRID, Spain (UP!) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance wound up his two-week trip to the Middle East and Europe Saturday and prepared to fly home after telling his Spanish hosts a lasting Mideast peace depends on resolving the Palestinian problem. Vance met Snain's Kind Juan Carlos at the monarch's 18th-century Zarzuela Palace on Saturday before leaving for Washington. Lunching with Spanish officials Friday, Vance made a bid to win the support of pro-Arab Spain for the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty and the follow-up Palestinian autonomy talks he attended last week In Beersheba, Israel. WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — He left Poland as Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Wadowice and, keeping one of the first promises he made to himself as pontiff, returned today as Pope John Paul II. Millions of Poles welcomed him In a massive outpouring of pride and patriotism. John Paul was the first Roman Catholic pontiff to visit a communist country but, more important to his Roman Catholic countrymen, John Paul II is one of Poland's own. His reception immersed this wardevastated, rebuilt capital in a tidal wave of emotion and seemed certain to eclipse the welcomes Poles have given previous visitors including President Carter and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. Authorities estimated 3 million people double Warsaw's entire population - were there to greet Pope John Paul on his arrival for a nine-day visit. Church bells throughout the city pealed in unison as the huge crowds crushed against steel-scaffolding barriers along a 5-mile route from the airport into the city center. Pope John Paul rode In on a gilded throne, surrounded by 18 bishops, on the back of a flatbed truck. 'Genocide Campaign KHARTOUM, SUDAN (UPI) — Ugandan refugees arriving in southern Sudan have accused joint TanzanianUgandan forces of massacring Moslem Arabs and Sudanese nationals in a "genocide campaign" in the last two weeks, the Sudan news agency said Saturday. "The Tanzanian forces have launched a genocide campaign to exterminate Moslems In Uganda," the agency said in a dispatch from Juba, capital of Sudan's southern region. It quoted unnamed Ugandan refugees who have fled to Sudan. President Jaafar Numeiry recently said about 100,000 Ugandans have arrived in southern Sudan as a result of fighting in which Tanzanian and Uganda rebel troops defeated and overthrew the regime of former President IdI Amin, . • SEVERAL GUNS STOLEN A Remington .fl semi-automatic and other firearms were stolen sometime Thursday from a Sanford home, according to Seminole County deputies. Curtis Muse, 28, of Route 2, Sanford, said someone entered his front window and stole several guns from a gunrack in his bedroom. The front window wasn't locked, he said. The guns, which were valued at $600, were taken sometime between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday, deputies say. A Jar of pennies also was removed from the bedroom but was left on the living room floor, GUILTY VERDICT A six-member jury Wednesday returned a guilty verdict on a Sanford man charged with a robbery at a steakhouse. Millions Greet Pope As He Returns Home Vance Ends Trip Hnionrigarl U I I .a____ •-more nunareus 01# nousanus squeezea uno U S NATION Harold Swain, 20, of Seminole Garden Apartments, was arrested March23 by Sanford police following a $75 robbery at the West Side Steakhouse at 1007 W. 13th St. Police said Swain entered the restaurant and pointed a snub. and ordere"Jm to nose pistol at tire surrender the contents of the cash register. After giving Swain the money, police said, Perkins was ordered to lie on the floor while the robber fled. Police said Perkins was able to identify Swain from the eyepatch Swain wore over his left eye. millions, desperate for even a glimpse of the one-time Krakow archbishop who in Just seven months has become a phenomenally popular pope. Poland's 35 million people are 93 percent Catholic. Some 20 million of them, many walking dozens of miles, may try to see the pope in person. The country's communist regime has taken a cool correct attitude toward the papal visit. But it also is a Polish regime, and it shares the pride almost tangible in Warsaw's streets over the man Poles call "our own pope." The Poles have laid out the red carpet literally — for John Paul. ft stretches nearly 500 yards across a street and into Victory Square, ending at an open-air altar at the foot of a 50-foot cross, now draped with two scarlet banners bearing crosses of gold. The mass the pontiff celebrates in the square will be one of many in the days ahead as John Paul travels across Poland, stopping In his hometown and also at Auschwitz, site of a Nazi concentration camp complex where some 4 million people died. John Paul has been more outspoken against anti-Semitism than has the Polish church and he worked with the Polish resistance during the war. • i; •_...' .. i ('S. WASHINGTON UPI) — More than 15 percent of America's 138 DC-10s have flunked a government-ordered inspection and have been grounded pending repairs. The Federal Aviation Administration Friday said 22 of the planes failed inspections ordered in the wake of last week's crash of an American Airlines DC-10 in Chicago. FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman said all the pylons the devices anchoring engines to the wings — have been inspected on the nation's DC-la fleet. "Altogether, the inspections found 59 problems ranging from minor and inconsequential ones to important ones," Felman said. 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Roberts ii rot int'i 1 lot Horeceived fn'onii sales. his at 1k' dot's, boss ever, plait to get trtt ts, and several i ruenids turtie figures that could be out tit tine convt'uulent'e store belies e ire o iii give iuuut- h of his upwards of $60 iiuillioii, a figure bu.sirness and back into [itt' Ilatent case ass arti to t'hnaruty, as Sears disputes. iuus cut irug business, hue did %% utlr In t'arltt'r 1 iniillioii Still Roberts doesn 't plan to '1 like to tinker, ssork o ith ,issarij tu-ouru Stars. go on it sk'ndiung binge. lie and thuu,ugs. lit' said. - It I call get 'l'st' t*cti lucks and I ssould iris wile Maxine (it) not jrlinl to back iii a o tin-k_shop, I ungirt like to sec i'tint'rs hit'lpt'tl as I uirus't' troiui their modest apart- invent sonic unirt'. has u t't'nr. t(obt'r said. -- ' SHOP SANFORD & ORLANDO DAILY 9:30 - 9:30 SUN. 12 - 6 - K mart* ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY f Y' EE i MeriV.' VM '"t ' TIII.1 rows =11f(tw D AXIII%Jr! I AI • - --.: -. SOCIAL CLUB Uniroyal Tires Probed Three new members of Italian-American Social Club of Sanford examine wood carving of one of the recruits, Daniel DeMendoza (center), following ..recent, nernbershIP drive. Others are Don Feury (right) and Charlie Plrozzl. Carving of brown pelicans had won third place In the World Wild Fowl Carving Competition, Ocean City, Md. WASHINGTON (UP!) — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is Investigating possible blowout defects in Uniroyal steel belted radial tires used on larger cars. The agency said Friday the tires under investigation involve some 'PR-6" and all "PR-S" models manufactured in 1975 and 1976. - 'I C•'eo V.•t Po., IV "N.I -1 "(f TOg 2/Si tub' 1 Singer-Composer Charged NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) — Former Green Beret Sgt. Barry Sadler, composer and singer of the 1966 hit "Ballad of the Green Berets," has been charged with seconddegree murder in the death of another songwriter. The 37-year-old Sadler was freed Friday after posting $10,000 bond. Darlene Yvonne Sharp, 25, who was charged with being an accessory to the murder, was released on a $2,500 bond. Sadler is accused of shooting Lee Emerson Bellamy, 51, a transient songwriter, in the parking lot outside Ms. Sharp's apartment last Dec. 1. ••• 5 • ' - 'Si ' - - ' wusri avo now KITCHEN TOWELS STANLEY BOTTLE 88 14 2 FOR •l 2 Days (.iI!i 'ii polyester "'ii, 16,25-n i'''\ Our 58' - -. Dish- cloth ...... 3/Si - '- ,.,,n• ,,, . 200 NAPKINS (j--_---__ 'luncheon— napkins 58 • t .I t 1% A 80 PL rLRTE, ATE S Ii" Getty Heir Wants $$$ nagjkins ' — — " 58 Pkg. '-' 66pk 9 LOS ANGELES I UP!) — A son of J. Paul Getty, who claims he was slighted in the late oil billionaire's will, wants $50 million from two Getty trusts and a continuing share in one of the trusts valued at $1.4 million. Jean Ronald Getty and his four children claimed in a Superior Court suit filed Friday J. Paul Getty just about left them out of the family trust though his father promised his deceased mother, Sarah, that he would not. The son said he was left out of the trust originally because the family thought he would inherit substantial wealth from his maternal grandfather, German industrialist Dr. Otto Helnile. - / u ': ...-'. l fil -- 24-UT. CASE MOTOR OIL Sale Price 12 $ 10W30, 1OW40or heavy-duty detergent oh. Save. $25,000. the . ,ut an Atlantic hanhom No llrokcrage fres. f Mixle J. Artrip, Oviedo Daslái. Brown Easter Cole Jay T. (Or) Cosmato Catherine Edwards awning Uendd James C. Teague, Tulsa, Okla. Albert Weathorsby,Hopkins, S.C. Mary L. Hudson & (B) girl, Alt. Spgs. (USPS '•' 3, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 246 Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sanford Herald Inc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Ph. 33771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 Hem. Delivery: Week, 71 cents: Month. $3.25; $ Months, $11.10: Year. $30.00. BY Mail: Week. IS cents: Month $3.6 0; IMonths, $20.00; Year. I Lawmakers Pass 2 1 Last Minute Act-s' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Lawmakers cleared 21 practice acts from the decks Friday night, leaving only four to be decided during the special session which begins today. Quick work by the House and Senate enabled legislators to settle their differences in the laws and pass to Gov, Bob Graham the acts that set the license and discipline standards for thousands of professionals around the state. All 12 acts originally handled by the Senate passed and most of the bills taken up by the House were sent to Graham's desk. The bills passed include those regulating the medical profession, optemetrists, opticians, I] Herald Photo by Tom Vincent HOSPITAL $40.00. tin das the hun_se i-ut tin '.e Mli. rall I aUird tu I 'hiladelphia, ss bert' his ('hu( h[IN I t'als I litre n III 1A. It—o1 avai lah)lt In thu KItcht'II was being treated for iukt'nri With the help of [lit' I-;aglt's and supphit'iI t ii( ti I 'll iiliit's .1,5 local MtI,nak1s restaurant (alt pht'hl S(ttij), tt'bk'r and (i;'rators. funds s'. crc raised Up ?.t'roth ill sui ) i\ a (1(1(11' for tirt' first lliinaki McI)onitI F\ set H owse, named for Nh - Donald 's It is ,,iso . place o here Firious ihos n l'ht' SCVt'fl' tirhinri ht'rrin_ I rt'att'd as outbedroorii tat'uhut opt'nt'd in I974 l'at tilts an stay 0 Itli tiW rest h(' 170 Ronakl 7slc[)t,naitf (it tire tatiiut I iofl_se Is rru in the pliunlri:ng The \1t I rralds restaurant stages, 111111t sand. The niost ist tiers has assot i at ion recent tilt' is in tI,liiti .tiid pitsI)4('hl LUId iIiUlihi. SUI)lRht't of they are working to get (F)t'nl at liii' iiotn_st' . hl(iI0(t ilit rt'Ct'i[)ts tire ('iii Idren 's I lospit al in t ruin in-store -prti a I Tariupa. - lwollw tlolls. said I unit . - 11(11 It 'Alit' RMI I at Shanitis o ill not olin iii it tiit'tits t)) %k ill t a kt' i Ju_t substitute hotel, 1111111 unilis riluals, toiiiIiiUilit groups butted tint. It u. ill be ,u 1-(",I and t - iIrbxratruurs n riling to give ii iuit'' (I 0 titi in h inn c di vu SUI)lftbi i to keel) it gOuuuu4 Rt'sities pr vatt' bcdroiiurs. 011t. t.uup has .uiread) conic plans tall lot. it iuuiuils kitchen, up o uthi tin idea ol a t rt't'n a ssarruu living roouiu, a bright Stiniup lmrt% it , ht'ip I urnishi the Pla) l'(IIhiii, it kiuiniii room and lioitst'. and ,uirtt tiei is )lilhlI1in a aI d Iti M ilt ctuildt'cni can a liii ttiila Ihurt to bring to% s to pla) A n uIl-tiiiie live-rn i'iwplt' slot k tiit' pla iotiiiI, said I Ititit IiMr at ills - - June ill llla rl a mtll 01t. 111111adelphla f'lt' sa',s tire rit'ed for siph 'icilits at tin' ( hildt'rr's I 1opiti in Millionaire' Money Won 't Change PLAINS, Ga. (UP!) Billy Carter said Friday he saw nothing wrong with employees signing his name to documents, comparing it to a "secretary signing her boss' name on a letter." Carter, contacted in Plains to comment on testimony given before a federal grand Jury Thursday, admitted that he rarely signed his own name to loan forms In 1975 and 1976, allowing instead former bonded agent Jimmy Hayes to sign for him. In his second appearance before the grand jury investigating the Carter peanut warehouse, Hayes reportedly testified that he had frequently signed Carter's name to loan documents. The forms Hayes reportedly signed were release orders which were an important part of documenting payment on the warehouse's $3.7 million dollar line of credit from the National Bank of Georgia. ' Sunday, -- Billy Defends Himself TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) he said. "I don't have to be in a professionals regulated by the the Department of Administra- traffic laws. 8 a. rn. readings: tern- less. Rain probability 40 per. — Despite differences over tion, setting the state for budget He also lost single member panic to pass every idea in one state. iernture, 72; overnight lows, cent during afternoon and spending and tax abatement and personnel reforms that will legislative districts and public Other Graham-backed bills 71; yesterday'. high, 90; evening bout's. which may have to be resolved greatly enhance managerial financing of Judicial elections. The Legislature didn't which got through revised barometric pressure, 30.08; TIDES in a special session, Gov. Bob ability. Rather than landmark re- authorize two terms for a workman cumpensation laws to Daytona Beach: high 1:42 Graham says the programs he relative humidity, 100 perrnt; governor until after Askg.v' fuims, Graham emphasized- , reduce Insurance costs, rcawinds, N at 4 mph. a.m., 2:18 p.m., Io 7:56 am., "Governmental efficiency pushed in the 1979 Legislature recommendations to the predecessor, Claude Kirk, took tored environmental protection Forecast: Partly cloudy 8:15 p.m. and discipline Is a little like his fared well. And said. Legislature a need to stand office. it was not until 1909 to the Green Swamp and thraagh Sunday. A chance of Port Canaveral: high 1:34 capital punishment," he 30 years of that the Legislature started He asked for "creative i af$eroon and evening thun- a.m., 2:10 p.m., low 7:47 Lfl. Florida Keys, killed off the "People like It in the abstract, back and assess meeting annually instead of cross-Florida restraint" and, as one wag put dershowers. Highs around 90. 8:01 p.m. but become reserved when it is change. Barge Canal with every two years, making a provision it the legislators restrained Lows in the low 70s. Winds Bayport: high 7:58 am., 7:20 to repay applied to a particular case." counties that The place Where Graham governor a lame duck as far as themselves from doing variable 10 miles per hour or p.m., low 1:17 a.m., 1:51 p.m. invest hopes ed tax money in right-ofHis biggest defeat, according to make his mark is tax legislation went after his first __________________________________ anything especially creative, way lands, and imposed stiff to his coordinator of legislation, reform and he wants to ap- session. But, in a weekend interview, Garry Smith, was failure to preach that carefully over the Among the new laws Graham mandatory minimum prison _____ Graham disputed *KSeS&n enta Ad L ratify the Equal Rights Amend- next few months and tackle it in can count as pluses for his first terms for drug smugglers. NOTES that the session passed little of merit. a special session in December. session was an anti-inflation bill He also won passage of consequence in its 60-day He reminded critics that that gives preference In state Smith claimed while the BOB GRAHAM legislation letting juvenile SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Dave R. Jaques meeting or that it was far from Legislature refused his appeal aside from his predecessor, bidding to contractors who judges decide If a woman who Estelle B. Johnson HOSPITAL a honeymoon for a new The programs Graham asked to abolish auto safety i1dc- Reubin Askew, he is the first meet the president's seven gives Jun.), 1070 Theresa N. Knight birth while an inmate of a governor who only last year for were not the kind that make tions, Graham was satisfied Florida governor to come into percent inflation guidelines, Robin Polley ADMISSIONS state prison should be allowed Audrey J. Seller was a member of the Legis- headlines, he said, but they will with a compromise that did office knowing he has a Also passed at his urging was 'to keep the baby with her and Dorr D. Sweet lature. Kelly Tobin prove their worth in years to pass. It substitutes civilians for potential of serving eight years. legislation strengthening the creating a Sunshine State Reldar G. Anderson, Deltons Mabelene Walker "I'm very happy," he said, come, the Mate troopers now involved It "The Legislature will meet administration's hand in disci- Sports Commission Ida M. Crane, Deltona Dana Hughley, Apopka to promote "Within the goals! set, It was a His major accomplishment, in the inspections, returning. four times during this term and pining incompetent doctors, amateur and professional Daniel 0. Gilmartin, Lake Mary William M. Clouse, DeBary ath. very worthwhile session." he said, was a reorganization of them to the highways to enforce I can flU) for four more years," nurses, accountants and other letic Ella J. Dickens. DeBary DISCHARGES activities. Sanford: Chester G. Swift, Deltona Horótlo M. Bouler , GILKEY, N.C. iUP! A father accused of killing three law enforcement men in a rage over a vodka-laced punch his daughter had prepared for her high school graduation party was a nice man who went "haywire" when he drank, neighbors said. "There wasn't a finer man when he wasn't drinking," Meldore Lewis said Friday of her neighbor, James William Hutchins. "I would never have dreamed this of James Hutchins, but liquor will do anything to you." Hutchins, accused of killing a North Carolina Highway patrolman and two Rutherford County deputy sheriffs Thursday night, surrendered to a 200-member posse early Friday after bloodhounds tracked him down in a gully. Graham: Legislative Se ssion A Success Weather ' Drinker Goes 'Haywire' vast Victory Square at the city's heart for an Although he already has traveled to the RECRUITS open-air mass and the pope's first speech as Dominican Republic and Mexico as pope, this —Using leaded gasqllne will poittit on his native soil. trip d cartout up spatk'ptugs keeps i special prOmise John Paul mad. . read, be sald. But everywhere he goes in the country to himself after his election In secret conclave The major impact, Siegler buretors and will contaminate where he was born, the former Karol Wojtyla Oct. 16, when he told Polish pilgrims that he said, in fuel switching is the the oil in the car more quickly, of Wadowice will be the focus of fervent wanted to "return home" as soon as possible. emissions requiring changes of oil twice increase in (pollution) by 30-to-70 percent as frequently. of hydrocarbons and carbon —The exhaust system deteriorates more quickly. monoxide, One environmental group is EPA, working with the currently working to push Department of Energy (DOE), *na Well federal legislation to make it recently proposed, according to Kidnev Donor And Sister Doi illegal for private automobile Siegler, a rule setting a owners to convert their gasoline maximum price differential at tanks, Siegler said. The group, retail between unleaded and Both Mark Dixon, 21, of everything went real well," the hospital in a week, but will sick leave policy so that em. their time to him will allow him learned -from doctors in affiliated with the Ralph Nader leaded gasoline of five cents. Sanford and his 12-year-old said Dixon. not be able to return to work for ployees may donate their to take the several months he January that he would be an "They told me not to go a few months. organization, is the "Center for "The actual cost differential at sister, Marcelle, of Jacksonunused days to those who needs to recover from the acceptable kidney donor to his the the refinery is two-to-three vile, were reported in good skydiving and not to play too Auto Safety," in Dixon, a confinement officer otherwise would have to take a operation. When he has fully sister. He said he decided Washington area. Clarence cents- If the cost is Passed all condition today following a much tackle football, but other at the Seminole County Jail, leave of absence without Pay recuperated, Dixon said, he will immediately to undergo the Ditlow is chairman of the the way through, the incentive kidney transplant operation at than that I'm fine." said he was able to donate his because of extended Illness. be able to return to his job operation. to switch will be diluted," he Shands Hospital in Gainesville. Dixon said his sister was kidney because 10 other group, he said. Dixon, who has been on the without having lost a day's pay. Before anyone converts their said. Joking about the doctor's Dixon, of 115 Country Club released from intensive care Seminole County Sheriff's job for just under a year, had Marcelle, who was stricken car to leaded gasoline, Siegler "Unleaded gasoline is more Drive, Tuesday donated one of Friday, but will remain Department employees gave only about a week of ac- with kidney disease when she advice to forego a football hopes they will consider the difficult to produce. Specialized his kidneys to his sister. hospitalized for another month their unused sick leave days to 'cumulated sick leave time, he was three, underwent an career, Dixon said: "That equipment is needed to process before returning to her home. him. following: said. But the 10 fellow workers operation for the removal of her wasn't much of a price to pay." "I'm pretty sore, but He said he expects to be out of —Conversion of engines it. On Friday EPA suspended Sheriff John Polk revised the who came forward and gave kidneys last year. Dixon said he — GEOFFREY POUNDS tuned to minimize emissions, enforcement of the ban on using will need more frequent the additive MMT until Oct. ito tuneups If converted, at least Increase the octane in unleaded gasoline," Siegler said. twice as many. (Vonttaiied From Page IA) ' - .• ' ' - j "\e riced help front civic in the ay of easii, goods or services and it am group is interested in learning inure about the project if tio.% contact nut' I e.uhl arrange a program, - said 11 1111 t , he goal of Friend_s of UMII is to locate propt'rtv and have it uniier option by Sept. 1.' he sani. 'Mcl)onalds corporate engineers are t'xainiining each proposed slIt'. making an annuls sis and submitting their recommendations '' .1ii 1-'reeiiia,i of Sanford rCL-Clith iivade a presentation oil tire project ill ildss oud at .1 district iiict'titig ot Woiiii.'ii's ('lubs and Junior Woinien's t'Iub 511 I a filtit and passing out brochures. l'hn.' \, unuens (1(11)5 base expressed interest oil a state level in supportuuig tin' Ronald Mt'l rualti I lou_se lhit. (OlR-L)[ tit tilt' Rtiina}if Mel )unald I louse began back III 19713 o lair a pro-football ida er - DC-10s Flunk Inspection IL! I - By JANE CASSELBERRY home-like place Miere they can Herald Staff Writer stay for $5 a night, or nothing if "The house Love Can Build." they can't afford it" said Hunt.. That's what some are calling ''Parents will find it's a place the Ronald McDonald house %here they can share their which they hope to build within anxieties and gain support from walking distance of the Shands others in similar situations." 'l'eaching Hospital in The Hunts serve as area vice Gainesville, a center for president for the Friends of treatment of many childhood- Ronald McDonald house Inc., related diseases, which is registered as a nonIf parents and volunteers profit corporation and char•- I such as Toil) and Barbara Hunt tered by the state. They of 520 Valencia St., Sanford, represent an area consisting of . have their way, the dream of Seminole, Orange, Osceola, providing a haven for families Brevard and Volusiu counties. who have children under lie is hitting up chairmen to help TOM I itINT treatment at Shands %% ill soon raise support for the project in become it reality, these counties. ''Right now I tHan) of the_sc people cant The hiwits have a special need somebody %% ho has in- afford a taxi, a motel or a empathy for these families terest and concern in Orange ineal,'}lunt said. ''We need 16 since they made many trips to and Volusia,'' said Hunt. to 18 bedrooms. McDonald's Shands with their son, Eddie, a They are presently looking owners and operators in the victim of Hodgkin's disease, for property near the hospital North Florida area have before his death it year ago at on which to locate the Ronald pledged $125.000 toss a rd the age of 14. McDonald house, either an acquiring property and inuan They know the heartache and existing structure or a site on other companies have promised strain parents with children which to build. ''It has to be goods and services to 11(11) with catastrophic diseases within walking distance as furnish it. ire suiti endure and the drain on family finances, "Insurance doesn't I begin tocover expenses, even for those who have it," said Hunt. Hundreds of families from Central and North Florida CHATTANOOGA, Tenn . ''1 don't have the money and I from all socio-economic and i UPh Peter Roberts won don't plait on spending it before racial backgrounds come to millions frunu Sears, Roebuck & 1 get it," the 34-year-old conCo. for his socket wrench in- venienec store oss net' said Gainesville each year needing a place to stay while their venution, but he has no plans to Friday children undergo treatment.move from Iris modest twoA federal judge Thursday "Ronald McDonald House bedroom apartment and may ordered Sears to return the will ease the emotional and give much of his jackpot to patent on the wrench he infinancial stress by providing a charity, vented 16- years ago and pay 15% Of American SUIT FILED Sunday. June 3. 1979-3A Hunts Work For IHouse Love Can Build' IN BRIEF A Fort Myers woman has filed a malpractice suit in Seminole County against two local doctors she claims are responsible for "scarring" her for life in a 1977 operation. MarilynE. and Bernard E. Lawrence of Fort Myers are named as plaintiffs in the action against Dr. Thomas L. Largen, Largen and Clontz Surgical Associates, P.A., and Dr. Clyde Meade. The Lawrences allege in the suit that Mrs. Lawrence was to be operated on for a hernia, but that in addition to that surgery, and without her knowledge or consent, additional surgery was performed, leaving her permanently scarred. The Lawrences are seeking in excess of $2,500 damage in the matter. Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. For Parents With Ill Children veterinarians, nursing home administrators, chiropractors, podiatrists, pharmacists and nurses. Still to be resolved are those medical acts dealing with opticians, osteopaths, dentists and psychologists, said Keith Higgins, a staffer with the the House Regulatory Reform Committee. Other practice acts Passed by the two chambers include economic acts dealing with real estate salesmen, architects, accountants, engineers, construction board licensing, electrical contractors, hotel and restaurant managers, agricultural products dealers, landscape ar• chitects, foresters, land salesmen, and electrical repairmen, 94T. CORD Sal. 10 iyff Atlantic Bank 2 Price The best bank around." 1250 0111 e ,tt't1S'i Ts,t I )ins ntosii ( )rlanJo S43-37(i j, . lVinit'r Park $43-3701). Pitl-37(J1. t(.k, ( )r l.UKl4' i4i.7lI (',ons Ltit,s .57-3111 'safltt)rLI 224,2l I. )j, !1'mIxr F.I ).l C. No llrokcragv It L, -- -------- -.----.-. . -.--' ---.------ * 961 FOR Take along -Rock Strap .s ..'.d -- .I_-__*. ' '-_- '. - t --- - . - 1 •,S . .- - a.... , - ..'. •,, - ,• . - - - �Evenong Herald recorder and several other pieces of equipment, piled up on the front seat of my car, and "volunteered" to fill up my tank. While he was washing the windshield, he conturned to eye the seat of the car. Later, he Informed me that he really did me a special favor, "letting we have the gas," and washing my windshield, Tut, tut! I have done a lot of traveling via autos in my lifetime, and so help me during shortages, generally nice service st ation people, can become super-nasty beings and act like they are doing you a big favor while they rip you off. Mamma advised me many years ago "to always look like a lady and you will be treated like one." Thus, when traveling, I have always "dressed up" like Mamma said. But what Mamma didn't know when she was dishing out this advice was that dresses would soon climb way up the thigh that little bit of a fashion rage - the mini skirt. Some years ago, my daughter and I were in Atlanta headed back to Florida after a Carolina Southern hospitality.., In these days of crucial crises, I want to Cry and in particular over the gas crisis. It really isn't the shortage that's such a crisis- but instead the prices. During the gas shortage several years ago, I was probably the only person in Seminole County whose auto gas indicator never reached the empty mark from the left side, that is. t,elow empty most of the time, but I never did run out of gas. - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Around Sunday, June 3, 1979-4A ____ -. S WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Directi,r 9 _______ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 820.60; Year, $40.00. 1,12, - C I Just couldn't be bothered with sweating out gas lines. And somehow, I always managed to find a station along the way that would "let me buy" five gallons of the precious petrol. During the present shortage, I have already been left out, and am riding on empty again. The two service stations that! normally patronize have been closed during the time that I'm available to go gas shopping. J ________i . No Other Way To Go Than Up 'he Clock Once more, with yet another president, the Oval Office has turned into a torture chamber. Everywhere Jimmy Carter turns these days, he is confronted by grievous difficulties and intractable problems, compounded by disloyalty and desertion, not to say mutiny, from his disordered ranks. There have been other low periods during Mr. Carter's two-and-a-half years as chief executive from which he rallied, but no one disputes that his ravaged presidency is now at its nadir. Trouble piles upon trouble. On Capitol Hill, the president seems to have lost whatever influence he once could claim among the Democratic lawmakers. During the last few days, th e Democratic Caucus in the House voted almost two to one to repudiate the president's decision to implement a law passed previously by Congress to y DORIS DIETRICH trip. On the exit to the interstate highway, my nearly new car conked out. The smoking hot engine Just went. We spotted a service station right around the corner, and started out hoofing it down the busy boulevard roadside. Brakes screeched, people waved, and we reciprocated. Even a patient in an ambulance lifted u his head and waved. We were wearing minis. eaching th e service station, the proprietor had the car towed in, and stood for many minutes with a water hose in his hand cooling down the hot vehicle. We were short of cash and did not have a credit card with this company. I told Mary "we might have to go to jail If he wouldn't take my personal check." Clutching my handbag under my arm for dear life, I smiled up at the attendant and asked, "How much do I owe you?" Helookedmeupanddown - thefldOwflanduP, smiled and said, "Aw, shucks, Lady, we don't charge for water In Georgia." - /1/ JULIAN BOND V Carter c Xr - Spring Can Be Per'i'od Of Anx'i' ety, Dread For Many By PETER C. WHYBROW Special to the Herald World Health Organization study found that suicides reached their peak in the spring in every one of the 16 Northern Hemisphere countries it looked at. A separate study found the same true during the spring of Southern Hemisphere countries such as Australia and New Zealand. Spring is time of flowering and rebirth. Poets have celebrated it as such for centuries, As each morning's sunrise attests, we live in a periodic environment. Through evolution, animals including man have developed clock-like mechanisms to assure proper functioning under predictable but constantly changing conditions, Suicides and admissions to mental hospitals are higher in spring than at any other time of year. Self-inflicted death in my own state of New Hampshire, for instance, occurs about 25 percent more frequently in spring than the annual fl__2_21_ ____s_s_ .. . average. wciue u upst ate rew oric typically occurs between 12 and 20 percent more frequently in spring than the annual average. Problem So lvin : Better Perf orni g Usually we're oblivious to their presence, but from time to time they make themselves uncomfortably felt. Leaping t o many n zones, ior instance, confuses our internal oscillators. Jet lag, that most modern of ailments, is the result. i... - I _______ ________ __ ' - . -. 0~&.--/ ______ - 4s I a Style - / ATLANTA (NEA) A small group of men sat Many differences separate the worlds of East in an Atlanta pastor's study last January 13 to and West, but the approach to solving problems special church program to begin. wait for a decontrol oil prices, (j may be one of the most striking. The Western The minster emeritus, the Rev. Martin Luther approach is see-a-problem-solve-it. We Frenzied by this taste of presidential blood, King Sr., in whose son's name the waiting Americans are especially restless about liberal Democrats in the House led a successful edrigregation had gathered, asked the visiting unresolved problems The Eastern view, on the fight to reject the Carter budget, already corn'-' speaker a question. other hand, is to let time work its way; to use . .. . subtle, promised by the Senate. Earlier, the opposition of ' ,What's this man like who beat Ed Brooke?" indirect and piecemeal approaches. In .. . . He's it gâod man, the speaker replied. You top Democratic senators, including Majority recent days It begins to look as If the British ~Qa won't be disappointed In him. Leader Robert C. Byrd, D- W. Va., forced th e government may be conferring with Oriental "But Ed Brooke was the only senator we had," sages In crafting its approach tothe Rhodesian president to abandon his plan to create a cabinet'The natives are restless' King complained. "Didn't you help beat Daddy situation. level department of Natural Resources, a key piece Win?" Recently, Lord Carrington, the new foreign In the administration's effort to reorganize the Edward Kennedy, senior senator from minister, announced that Her Majesty's federal bureaucracy. Massachusetts and pollsters' choice as the most government was sympathetic to the new blackEnergy, the nation's most pressing domestic popular political figure among Americans majority government In Salisbury, and that it could not answer. He had problem, remains largely unaddressed because white and black considers the recent elections to have been free campaigned for Paul Tsongas, the former Congress, led mostly by Democratic defectors, has b l and fair. Lord Carrington did not, however, Brooks defeated the congressman who had announcc that Prime Minister Thatcher's tangled the administration's program into States to the United person elected only black government would recognize Rhodesia or lift paralysis. And these adverse developments seem Senate In this century. By LeROY POPE most elegant and costly but appears to be sanctions at this time. Instead, he said the to increase the hazard for other White House Brooke's divorce and his quarrels with the UPI Business Writer reserved almost entirely for chief executives of British would send a liaison officer to Salisbury initiatives, most notably ratification of the SALT II Senate Ethics Comthittee may have contributed companies with annual sales of a billion dollars to confer (and presumably cooperate) with the NEW YORK (UPI) - There Isn't any such treaty with the Soviet Union. more to his defeat than Kennedy's endorsement the dictionary but or more. Many smaller companies provide part- new government of Bishop Abel Muzorewa. word as perkmobile In Not content to sabotage the president's of his opponent. But to blacks in Massachusetts of the latest time chauffeurs though. There is more here than meets the eye. What and to Daddy King the Kennedy charisma perhaps there should be on the basis legislative program, a small group of Democratic Among those providing the full-time chaufn-dght be called the Orient Wisdom Factor comes survey of executive perquisites by the Amer.ican did Brooke in. congressmen have organized the nucleus of what half permit the driver to be used on feur, about play. Consider this: the Commonwealth into Management Association, "He was the only senator we had," Daddy personal trips. The others limit his service to nations gather In August In Lusaka, Zambia for a they plan will be a nationwide drive among the King repeated. Perquisites are those delightful little extras business trips. conferenre. If the British were to recognize Democrats to dump Mr. Carter and draft Sen. Ted Perkmobiles are not normally owned by th come with status in the business world and Rhodesia before hand, black African nations in that Kennedy, D-Mass. This rebellion has been given Kennedy's speech that day was well received, to an the W2 form attached company but are leased and the required auto don't show on th e Commonwealth (Including oil-rich Nigeria) Sowell that the congreat1osoq and significance by recent optnion polls showing, the Income taxrdurn. Insurance Is provided by the leasing companywould 11.1 bound to save face, probably by' for nearly lOminutes when he shoutedthàt president at an all-time low in public esteem and that by far the most Some companies do own the perkmobiles or have kicking the United Kingdom out of the The AMA survey shows Jr.'s unfinished is the time" to carry out King demonstrating an overwhelming preference for eight of the 41 options to buy them and transfer of these options organization it founded as the last echo of an agenda. So well that few gave any thought to popular perk Is an automobile, and to the executive is one of the eight popular perks empire. perquisites deal with cars. popular Sen. Kennedy over Mr. Carter. most poor Ed Brooke. The AMA executive perquisites survey dealing with cars. Sanctions against supplying the British with Amidst all of these misfortunes, probably the Much more popular is having the perkmobtle important to make sure covered 907 corporations and institutions. natural resources might be imposed. Carter campaign intends But the greatest personal grief for the president was the 33. Some 83.8 percent of these outfits provided airconditioned. The AMA said 76.6 percent of the Next, consider Kennedy that Britain's parliamentary that remembers that every black voter count indictment made by the federal grand jury 63 percent respondents In the survey expressed that sanctions against Rhodesia expire In November. to remove the company cars to executives however slightly helped against Bert Lance, his closest personal friend and provided the vehicles for both business and preference. The other motoring perks are If, in the meantime, the Thatcher government highest elected black In America from office. his former budget director. Whether these inpersonal use and an additional 20.8 percent for telephones and dictating machines and CB has moved gradually and Rhodesia continues to Carter-Mondale reelection committee dietments will subsequently involve the Carter business use only. radios in the car and, of course, garage space. show that It won't fall to the guerrillas of Joshua operatives are already reminding their sunfamily peanut business is not now known. But It's a The AMA also said perquisites are "starting to The right to travel first class by air Is provided Nkomo and Robert Mugabe, the odds of porters that the president's greatest critic on the become a center of controversy," which makes to executives by 19.3 percent of the companies Parliament allowing the sanctions to die a. messy business at best which inevitably revives the left decked Ed Brooks. the association seem a little behind the times. responding, but most firms insist on economy- natural death will Increase sharply. acrid odor of Watergate and can only exacerbate Repeatedly stung by polls that show Kennedy Recollection Indicates there have been con- class tickets. nearly every challenge the White House faces. Finally, all this makes it less awkward for the the overwhelming favorite of American blacks in troversies over perquisites ever since the Income Slity.three percent of all the companies U.S. government to ease away from Its stubborn The worst of the Lance affair is that it tends to a contest with Carter or any other presidential tax came Into being. provide general travel accident insurance rangand mistaken judgment that the Rhodesian strip the president of his moral authority, the one candidate the Carterites are responding by Virtually all the perkmobiles are In the luxury Ing all the way from the minimum $10,000-20,000 future lay with the Cuban and Russian branding Kennedy as a closet racist, a partisan or sernfluxury price range big advantage he possessed when he campaigned - Buicks and policy to the $500,OOWOO,000 jumbo Policy. backed guerrillas and that the terrorist leaders racial conover who puts party politics and won election as an outsider unsullied by Chryslers are about the cheapest cars used. About 65 percent of the companies give top simply had to get a big piece of the action. sideratlons. The Cadillac Is the overwhelming favorite and management people free medical examinations Washington corruption. Indeed, some observers With congressional pressure increasing on An Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll makes there are a considerable of Uncolns and a but If the executive chooses to use his own date the Carter troubles to his gauche defense of the the president to lift our sanctions on Rhodesia, Kennedy the favorite of 66 percent of Southern sprinkling of RollsRoyces. Not surprisingly, It Is physician, the company commonly limits Lance in early August, 1977, during the controversy the British approach of gradualism seems blacks, against a mere 19 percent for Carter and medium sized companies rather than the giants fees. over irregularities that subsequently forced designed to let time work Its way. who provide executives with the RoUses. They Around 54.1 percent provide free memberships 15 percent undecided, Lance's resignation. But the Carter campaign's biggest worry Is not are likely to be more prestige conscious and In country and recretational clubs and 24.3 A Washington analyst of African events, fresh All of these circumstances that now tear at black defections toward non-candidate Kennedy. there are Uly to be fewer persons with the percent provide free tickets to theater and from a three week update visit to Rhodesia and President Carter have created a crisis in the - The real fear Is that a dissatisfied black alec- power to veto such a display of pomp In a sporting events, other Southern African countries, told me last torate, faced with a choice between non- medlwnslzed company. Among the other popular perks are free legal week that for the short-term ("the next year or national government, which seems increasingly performing Carter and a fiscally frugal Jerry Among the other perks that deal with and financial advice and lowinterest or no- so") it Is not likely the Cubans or Russians will leaderless and paralyzed. The nation is thus Brown, may choose In 1980 to stay at home. motoring, the use of a full-time chauffeur is the Interest loans, be drawn into the Rhodesian war. diminished when serious, unaddressed issues go - ______ __________ - ___________ Sunday, June 3, 1979-SA cepress io, Alcoholism, Mania But for many, spring can also be a period of anxiety and dread. Medical practItioners have known this darker side of the season since the time of the ancient Greeks. RONALD REAGAN # ______Z Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - In desperation, just recently, I drove up to a strange station. The attendant eyed the tape OPINION - _____ _____ _____ __________ ___________________ £ ------------o tu . e A similar but more debilitating conComparable increases are found in the fusion of internal rhythms underlies most number of patients seeking professional serious mental illnesses. Even genetically help for depression, alcoholism and determined disorders are usually precipitated by environmental stress. It is mania. here - with its demented temperatures This Is no Isolated phenomenon. A 1966 and wealth of mud and glaring sunshine - --- ____ __ __ that spring plays its villainous role. _ -- Spring is a period of emotional as well as climatic transition, and the adjustment for some Is difficult. About three percent of the population suffers severe depression characterized by loss of concentration, lack of ability to make decisions, with drawal from social contact, and at the extreme, suicide. I _~, ~:~',Xfr~7 o1e \ML 1OUG To fle\*U eXJo 'ee t1t 1LL k .: ......................... .'JT , ir'• .. 1 11, ., , . ' Lest this make us gloomy, however, we should note that for most spring is a time of peak intellectual and psychological capability. Studies have long shown that students' marks at Annapolis and West Point, applications for patents, and the percentage of people passing the civil service exam all reach their zenith as the sun Inches its way from vernal equinox to summer solstice. \ ' ' - ' j - , ,~ .., _ ;36.0~ 41, ~~;I1~1 " - __--2y ,, Whatever spring's effects on each of us, it brings a yearly lesson that, ensconced in our heated and airconditioned microclimates, we too often overlook: despite all of our technological sophistication, we are not masters of our planet but subjects marching still to the ebb and now of nature's rhythms. I 7_uC ~,. 1 - - - I 1[ 6 . , '1 1111 LU !U l : I I :1 -- . - -.. _ Parties & Politics Advisors, BUSINESS WORLD - The Popular Perkmo i e - - - - - - - - - - begging for attention, direction, and resolution. The time has come, it seems to us, when Mr. Carter should take up arms against his sea of traubles, break out of the cocoon spun by sycophants, do some drastic pruning of the dead wood around him, and discipline his party's ranks. In short, he should get tough. He should decide secretly in his mindtiiat he doesn't care whether he gets reelected, an Increasingly unlikely eventuality anyway, and let the chips fall where they will. 'Mr. Carter could do no better Just now than to review the life and times of his hero, Harry Truman. That president whose "give-'em-heil" reaction to his problems, which had uncanny parallels and were no less serious than those of today, provided needed direction for the country and proved to be the salvation of the beleaguered Truman administration. BERRY'S WORLD I Li 1( 'N Jj - . ... ~ t i : \ - - 1 "`4~L)O000N . - I . wl%~~~~ _..a -~ ~ . : , e. - Saudis Tied To Moscow In Desperation months ago, Saudi pro-American. It wasn't easy to alienate them, who worked with Sharon, and they lend credence their rights and Insure quality care. Yet In most WASHINGTON Arabia warned washington that Its oil pro- but Carter has succeeded. This may go down as to Hoyt's charges. But a state Investigation states, "outsiders" can be turned away on duction would be reduced from 9.5 million to 8.5 his biggest boner. turned up no verification of the conditions cited privacy grounds by home administrators, who million barrels per day, that other all powers A HUMAN TRAGEDY: The look In Sharon's in her complaint, often consider than to be busybodies with no could be expected to cut back production and eyes told Jane Hoyt that the mute, disabled It is possible, of course, that the level of care legal standing. Doctors need not certify that that the United States should make former beauty queen could become a functioning was upgraded after Hoyt's complaint was filed. visitor is causing miedical problems to recomarrangements to head off an 041 shortage. The human being again. Even though the staff at St. Nursing home experts told us it's not unusual for mend a ban on such visits. warning went unheeded. Mary's Rehabilitation Center In Minneapolis corrective action to be taken In anticipation of a The Department of Health, Education and The Saudis also notified Washington that the described Sharon as practically a vegetable, state Inspection. At any rate, Hoyt was of Welfare is quietly working on regulations that day production would ad be increased Ucept Hoyt was convinced that, given proper attention satisfied, and filed additional COMPIRIZAL who holds degrees in educational would spell out the access rights of outside emergency cases in and that the United States and encouragement, the young woman could be Hoyt, groups. As matters stand now, access can be should look elsewhere for extra oil. helped. psychology from Harvard Stanford, of the center's warning denied even If the patient gives permission fo? Intelligence reports predict, meanwhile, that That was early in 1V77. For the next two years St. Mary's in defiance Soviet trade missions will arrive in Saudi AIi1Ü Hoyt, who is not relative, visited almost daily, and autinitted to arrest after being given a the visits. Footnote: A preliminary review of Sharon's this year to discuss oil purchases. This will be coaching Sharon to the point where she could chance to leave. case by HEW concluded: "It appears that the liowedfor the flrs timebySoviet-bloCtwkeT$ even murmur "hello" and "goodbye" to her new followed The rehabilitation center's resentment facility's action violates federal regulations In Saudi ports, the dispatches anticipate, friend. Hoyt is shared by Sharon's parents, because Saudi sources explained that Saudi Arabia is i Than, lad Jan. 30, Hoyt got a letter from the Hoyt challenged them In court over the young guaranteeing patients the right of free under obligation to the Soviets for calling off the St. Mary's atknlnlstratior, saying: "In view of woman's legal custody. Hoyt. wanted to share association." The regional HEW office has been attack upon Saudi-subaidized North Yemen In the Center's obligation to preserve a tranquil guardianship of Sharon, but lust her case. asked to look Into the matter. the toe of the Arabian Peninsula. atmosphere for patient care and employee Sharon's parents consider Hoyt a "total WASHINGTON WHIRL: "Gasohol" Is still a The Saudis first appealed to the United Slates morale, you are advised that your orivlleae to gtrangpr" Whflø th.iv -iIil---. nnt -rc.nn.st th hen dirty wnr,i A 1....1....,. --U-fl* Mr. Lmpiu-ullclj~ 1-. for a show of military force, but this was delayed enter the premises has been revoked. Any future her visits, they concurred In the center's ad- bureaucrat.,. They are dragging their feet on until It was too late. Meanwhile, the Saudis entry for any purpose will be considered a ministrator's action. development of alcohol fuel that could cut down turned in desperation to Iraq and S)rla, which trespass and will be dealt with accordingly." Sharon's doctor could not pinpoint any our dependence on the Arab oil moguls. The have dose ties with Moscow. The Iraqis and Theletter was no surprise. For In addition to specific medical problems caused by Hoyt's White House had to go to the Commerce Syrians persuaded their Soviet friends to halt the her tender coaching of Sharon, Hoyt had not been visits to his patient but said "the total picture of Department for a new, $11 nililion alcohol-fuel fighting In Yemen. reluctant to call attention to what she regarded her care was in jeopardy" if they continued. The program after the Aggles refused to touch it. And This episode should be added to the lid, as shortcomings In the patient's care as St. Mary's lawyer told us "the potential was the department's attitude has Irked House recently enumerated In this space, of President evidenced by persistent bed sores, unpleasant there" for health problems. Agriculture Committee Chairman Tom Foley, DCarter's blunder In dealing with Saudi Arabia. body odors and swollen, Weeding gums. In June Sharon's case points up a national problem. Wash., to the extent that he threatened to have He has thoroughly antagonized the Saudis, 1977, for example, Hoyt filed a complaint with More than a million nursing home patients all Agriculture witnesses sworn in at a recent whose oil shipments are essential to the United the state listIng 18 specific lapses she had ob- depend for their well-being on a fragile network hearing Implying that this was the only way he States. served In St. Mary's operations. of state Inspection teams, well-meaning staff could be sure they would tell the truth about In the past, the Saudis have been staunchly W have seen affidavits from two attendants aides and private advocacy groups to safeguard alcohol fuel development. --a <; Ks; &A% v ~, 'I just dreamt we were confronted by an aulo!ess vacation." ._.a..,.._..-. - '"': - - ' ."- ' __'-. -_......... ..----------- .,' _-.'- - •• U•• was ;--- Advisors 'Rather Stupid Move' With Mrs. Glenn's family out of town on a fishing trip, her escort was Gordie Gibb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibb of Altamonte Springs. Gordie is a seventh grader at South Seminole Middle School and has been a neighbor of the Glenn family since he was very young. director of occupational education, Seminole Community College. Daniel and Moncrief also serve on the prime sponsor council. - ,, Seminole is losing one of its most eligible and best looking young bachelors Saturday night. Tom Siegfried, 28, Altamonte Springs fire chief and the youngest fire chief in Central Florida, Is getting married at a ceremony In Tampa. The lucky girl is Miss Cheryl Holland, formerly of Tampa, now of Altainonte. His friends have been taking turns during the past couple weeks giving him bachelor parties. Tom and his bride are wished luck and good fortune. Miss Holland is employed at Burdine's. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, guest speaker at this year's ceremonies at the Sanford Lakefront honoring veterans of the nation's wars and memorializing the war dead, was escorted to the Veterans Park Monday by a charming young man. The lawsuit filed by Arthur Seligman in U.S. District Court, Orlando, this week has a number of interesting aspects. Seligman is alleging the members of the county coinmision in 1977 Dick Williams, Bob French, Bill Kirchhoff, Harry Kwiatkowski and John lUntbrough "Illegally conspired" to deprive him of his property rights without compensation. Kimbrough and Kwiatkowski are no longer commissioners. Seligman is also charging the commissioners with "malicious and wanton intent" to deprive him of the use of his land without due process of law and without compensation. He is asking the federal court to award both compensatory and punitive damages, but specifically excludes the county from the request for punitive damages. Seligman applied to the county two years ago for a permit to clear trees from 25 acres of land at the corner of General Hutchison Parkway and U.S. 17.92. to conduct what he said was a bona fide agricultural operation. lie said at the time he wanted to raise horses on the agriculturally zoned land. Seligman in his lawsuit accuses the conunissioners of denying him the right to cut the trees because they wanted to keep the Spring Hammock area green. - Municipal Circles The Right To Know JACK ANDERSON - - - 1 - Although the Seminole County Commission has advisory boards practically coming out its ears, it christened another one this week. The new board is called the Seminole County Private Industry Council. Its appointment was mandated by federal law. Its job, according to the federal guidelines, Is to review requests from private Industry for federally funded "initiative" programs under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act. (CETA). The new council will make its recomnindatIons to the county commission, prime sponsor for CETA programs Meanwhile, the 23-member prime sponsor advisory council will review all other projects from civic organizations and local goveçnment. The industry council ultimately will have 15 members. Of this total, county commissioners have appointed nine persons so far: Jim Weinberg, ownerbroker, Park Places Associates; Jim Daniel, executive director of the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority; Herman Mathews, vice president of operations, Fourdee Division, Emerson Electric Co.; Bruce Johnson, assistant Industrial relations manager, Sprague Electric Co.,; Dearborn division; Kenneth E. Hassler, vice president, manufacturing s and engineering for Qwip Industries, division of Exxon Enterprises inc.; Alfred J. Couch, vice president, government and public affairs, Winter Park Telephone Co.; Stephen C. Peter, employment manager Stromberg-Carlson, and Russell Moncrief, OUR READERS WRITE Does the public's right to know supercede a municipal employee's right to have his work record kept secret? Sanford City Attorney Vernon Mize believes not and this week advised City Manager Warren Knowles to prevent the disclosure of personnel files to the press or other Interested persons. 'Mize said that the judiciary and the Legislature have avoided tackling the Question head-on, but said the trend of the court decisions would indicate the city should steer a safe course and keep personnel records secret. . Among the cases cited by Mize was that qi Wisher vs. News-Press, in which a newspaper sought access to the personnel ecord of a Lee County employee. A trial court upheld the newspaper's right to the Information, but a District Court of Appeals overturned the decision stating, ',..to require public disclosure of the personnel files of governmental employees could result in irreparable harm to the public thtcrvg and would be against public policy." The Florida Supreme Court quashed the District Court's ruling In the Wisher case. The court ruled the case could be settled on narrower grounds and the constitutional considerations of releasing personnel file Information were thus skirted. The Wisher case centered around Chapter 119 of the Florida Public Records Act, which provides that all documents, papers, letters, maps, hooks, tapes, photographs, films, sound recordings or other material kept in connection with official government or government agency business should be available for inspection .. general state policy in favor of access to all state, county and municipal records." "Accordingly," the Bar representatiygs state, "unless and until legislative or Geoffrey judicially determined to the contrary, this office continues to be of the view that Pounds personnel records are not excluded statutorily or as a matter of public policy." The Florida Bar further points out that the exemption of personnel information Is by any person desiring to do so at not total. Only those materials which would result in a "clearly unwarranted reasonable times under reasonable invasion of privacy" should be withheld, dlttons. Florida Bar dates. The Public Records Act exempts some the The need to obtain information conmaterial from the provisions of Chapter 119, such as examination questions and tamed In some public records such as answer sheets of examinations ad- personnel files may not arise in Sanford. ministered by a governmental agency for On the other hand, it should be remernthe purpose of Ilcensure. But the list of bored that it was largely on such inexemptions does not include personnel formation i.e. the personnel files of the White House) that the first link between Information. However, the federal Freedom of the Watergate break-in and government Information Act does specifically mention officials was made. Those records showed personnel records, indicating that the that One of the burglars, E. Howard Hunt, disclosure of portions of those records had been on the White House staff. would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. i While Mize Is suggesting the city should l take a cautious path In order to protect Letters to the editor are welcomed employee's rights and to protect any for publication. All letters must be employee who might release personnel signed, with a mailing address and, If information, the Florida Bar Association possible, a telephone number to the appears to believe the Wisher decision and Identity of the iirlter may be verified. the provisions of the Freedom of InforThe Evening Herald will respect the matlon Act do not necessarily mandate iilsbes of writers who do not want their cautious tone. such a The Public Affairs Department of the flames In print. The Evening Herald Florida Bar states that amendments made also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space to the Public Records Law since 1975 requirements. a legislative declaration of "evidence - P eas e Write :. ;: t. 1, - ._ .. . As natural petroleum becomes mimore scarce the difficulties of obtaining and paying for it will increase. We simply must make greater use of energy from the sun and our tremendous supplies of coal. The retail cost of gasoline must rise to the cost of converting it from coal. The cost will be great, but we will pay it to fellow citizens, and we can become truly prosperous. Voluntary controls won't work because a percentage of our people are too selfish and unpatriotic. Mandatory Wage Price controls strictly enforced should accompany energy legislation. They worked during World War II, and I find no reason they will not work today. Halt at our people have ,Incoqwa only slightly greater than they were eight years ago, while the prices they pay for things they must buy have doubled. Some live lives of quiet desperation; while politicians continue deficit spending, take care of their own needs, and Big Labor gets its annual 10 percent increase. The condition of this nation today is far worse than during World War II. Larkin Ilundley Marianna I feel I must speak my feelings about the Seminole Memorial Hospital so 1 take this as one way of doing it. As a citizen of Seminole County who was born in the community of Lake Monroe 65 years ago, I believe the citizens of Seminole County voted to tax ourselves to build S.M.I1. I also believe that lawyer Bert Fish's Estate gave a good sum of money to help with the building of it. I do not belie"e that it was the interest of the voters or the Bert Fish estate for S.M.H. to compete with other hospitals of this region for patients but to furnish health cure for everyone and anyone. 1 think - it is very good as my wife got very good treatment when she was In there in 1977. No way we could complain, as she had good food, good service, and good treatment; the personnel I caine in contact with were very nice. To inc it seems a rather stupid move to move It to Lake Mary, when according to your hospital notes in the Evening Herald most of the patients entering S.M.H. conic From north Seminole, Sanford, and South Volusia. From May 12 thru May 25 this year patients entered S.M.11. from the following places: Sanford 96, New Symrna 2, Deltona 17, Lake Helen 2, Port Orange 3, Orlando 4, Lake Mary 2, Orange City 3, l)eBary 11, Geneva 2, WinterSpiings3, Eustis 1, Melbourne 1, Del.and I, Chiuluotu 1, Lake Monroe 1, Fern Park 1, Oviedo 1, Enterprise 1, Maitland 1, Lehigh Acres 1. So it is very plain to see where most of S.M.H.'s patients conic from. I do not think we need the hospital moved but I do think we need a new administrator to take over Bentley's job and run our hospital as it should be run. We also need some new trustees, all of them except Mrs. Shoemaker as she seems to be the only trustee that tries to look after and represent all of our citizens, regardless of which part of our county they come from. I would also like to know who owns the land in Lake Mary that the new hospital would be built on. Also, what they paid for it and how much It would cost the county, if it is bought, to build a hospital on. I am not just an old crank but it is my true feelings its a very concerned citizen who does not want our hospital moved to lake Mary or any other part of Seminole County, nor do I want a satellite built either. Claude S. Hawkins Box 212 Lake Monroe Dedicated Workers Seminole County has been blessed with two very outstanding social workers. Mrs. Elmer Wuntenay and Mrs. Bonnie Collins. I want to write this letter in hope that it is published to remind all of us just how dedicated these Seminole workers are and have been. They have helped in all ways associated with public health in our county and through the United States where our citizens may be at times. It isn't only doctors who need a bedside manner. Social workers need it also! There is mm entire field of social work and public health in which social workers deal in various ways with helping family members over-come the stress, strain, sickness that an absent parent brings into a family unit and home. Our social worker's job not only ineludes children, but elderly, needy, sick, and pregnant mothers with young children to care for when the father has deserted the home. helping senior citizens sort through red tape and get the benefits to which they are entitled. They have to find homes or places in which they can place persons discharged f roin hospitals, who are still too weak to recuperate at home alone. I guess one of our social workers major tasks is getting people to accept responsibilities for their own health and well being." They focus everyday on the plight of disadvantaged persons. The Year of The Child 1979, is also the year of the needy elderly, sick and alone persons to our social workers. Mr. Elmer Wontenay continues to advise and assist all persons he con(acts. He retired in 1978 only from the STATE OF Flu. ILE.W. 1k still advises to the best of our protec tion. Social workers help to strengthen the faintly unit and hold it together. This keeps the children with one parent as long as they can live a productive life within their unit. They find alternatives to locking kids up and throwing away the key. They have halfway homes where delinquent children learn they are responsible fur their own actions, to learn that anyone can achieve and can become successful. Other services include child abuse and neglect investigation. Many times because of their close work with hot l.me,' our May Day Thanks The Civic Improvement Committee of the Sanford Woman's Club would like to express to you and your staff their appreciation for all the wonderful help you gave us in promoting the May Day Brunch. It was another great success! The proceeds will be used in some way to enhance the beauty of our great community. Thanks again for your support. Mrs. Jack Burney Corresponding Secretary Woman's Club of Sanford -- Wage-Price Controls? The evening of April 5th President Carter delivered to the nation a magnificent speech concerning energy. - - ,. .. - .- A . . - - . . . ,. - - ' wonderful Police Chief lkmi Butler. Sheriffs office. But their rule is quite unique. They are a part of a network of services and part of their job was to know just where to refer people they tan 'I help basically. They try to strengthen time family unit, give attention to the child, elderly and ill. These mire time people who usually can't help themmmsi'lves. They find hommies for children who await adoption. I aiim certain there are many citizens in Seminole County and through out the U.S.A. who have benefited from our Semiminmole County workers. I have had 12 children all of whom were raised in Seimonole County. They are all very law-abiding, respectful, young adults. Thamtcs to the very tine utkkutns uymd tiltortuatton these services and outstanding two people pass along to us single parents. Nelda h Carman Aitmmn monte Springs Patriotism, Loyalty On politicians' Memorial day, I had to go to the Seminole Memorial hospital to help it disabled veteran. On my way back home. I thought that I would make a survey of the niwmiber of flags of our country displayed in honor of our service people who gave their all for their couimtr. Time first flag that I saw was at time Armory. None of the governmmient offices displayed Old Glory, nor did time chamber of cornnierce. or at least two banks. I turned left on French Avenue and passing the Florida State Employment I did not see a flag flying. 1 finally came by the Sanford city hall and time Fire Station and they both displayed Old Glory and I want to thank them for their patriotism and loyalty. I drove west on French Avenue to 20th Streut and then continned through Country Club and saw two immure flags displayed and again I want to thank themmi for their patriotism and loyalty. This distance from Seminole Memorial a distance of over live miles to mmiy home, I only saw five flags displayed. Wednesday, on the people's Menimorial Day, I went to a memorial ervici spomisored by the American Iegionm Post 259 and VFW Post 8093, both from l)cBar. A very fine prograxmi was put on and it was very well attended. Both time Rev. Lewis W. Bullard and Dr. Luis N. Perez, M.D., brought us a very good message on our loyalty and patriotism. [)r. Perez stressed how important our loyalty and patriotismmi were in this crucial time of our country's uncertainty. During this time, when the people don't have confidence in their goverrumidnt and time government doesn't have confidence in its people, our people's patriotism was not shown any greater on the people's Memorial Day than it was on the Politicians Memorial day. During my survey today time same places had Old Glory flying that did on the politicians' Memorial Day. Wedit.'sda> I had to remind one of time bank president's that they did not have Old Glory flying. Slim.- on you, unpatriotic people. I guess we have to take it from where it comes. Our presidents who should set the example for patriotism, did just the opposite by granting aiiinesty to the draft dodgers and deserters of the Vietnami, conflict and then he really Luumaged the integrity of our country by ditching our treaty with laiwan to play lavoritmsmmm w itim the Chinese Coinimmunilsis wimust reeurd for elimination of the "uppositioni' is well known. Stcptmeiis.i. balint,Sr. Sanford - - . . . . ' .- . �6A— Evenina Herald, DAR CALEN Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 3, Tyrant Rule —Z Still Abounds 1— - , 1979 SPORTS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 3. 1979-7A SATURDAY, JUNE 2 AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cassdlwrry 6pJff. A&fon Lutheran Sanford Church. .v Orlando-orange Wheels Basketball Team vs. Suncoast Wheelchair Basketball Team, 7:30 p.m., Davis Armory, Orlando to benefit Youth Programs Inc. Tickets available YPI coordinators. SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m.. Temple Shalom. Providence and Elkcazn boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway house 591 like Minnie [)rive, Sanford. Flea Market sale to benefit United Cerebral Palsy adult program, 7:30 a.m. to 3p.m., Maitland Flea Market, Highway 17-92. To donate items call 339-1041. MONI)AY, JUNEI Free blood pressure clinic, 7-8 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m.. SCC Telecommunications Building, Sanford Airport. Sanford-Seminole Jnyceettes board meeting, 7:30 p. m., Jaycee building. L)eliary Wayfarers, 2 p.m. l)el3ary Civic Center Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.rii., holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson U., Deland; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian, DeLand. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA,noon, metal health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, 436, Altamonte Springs. TIJESDAY,JUNE5 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park Community Center. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. IAlngwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434 South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Seminole Group AA 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watcher, 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberr y; p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Civic Center. Bug lunch followed by business meeting and bingo at 1 p.m. Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm Avenue Sanford. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 The Woman's Club of Sanford, installation Iiichieoii, noon, clubhouse. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town house. Sanford Kiwanis, wioon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., holiday Inn Sanford Seranaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. early 1970s, and there were charges of a reign of terror in which 50,000 indigenous people were murdered by government forces. fly GERALD NAI)I.ER United Press International Invasions have ended two of the world's most blatant t y rannies. Idi Amin's in Uganda and Pol Pot's in Cambodia, but bizarre one-man regimes still abound in the world. - by - - science' on a campaign to rid Iowa schools of what he believed to iowa uue uiuvviiiy. be an educational injustice. Joined by 11 of his colleagues, conflict Is not between science Jensen Introduced legislation and religion, but between two that would force schools to models built on scientific obteach the theory of creation servations that sometimes alongside Charles Darwin's harmonize with religious betheory of evolution in cx- llefs." had It not been for a plalning the origins of the Republican legislator with an human race. In essence, the creationists eye on higher office and an argued the origin of the human intense lobbying effort spearrace is more closely in tune headed by fundamentalist with biblical accounts than Christians, Jensen's bill might Phone :. Fr.. Consultation Full Mouth X'Rays Prophylaxis d ... colon) as President since 1965, emerged from the French army much as Ammmin passed through the British arm), . Speaking in Hong Kong two ago, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger summed it up, saying that while the Idi Ammo and Pol Pot regimes were grotesque, their nations were sovereign. A report by Amnesty loternational this month said Bokassa's troops killed between 80 and 100 schoolboys for rioting against a decree on wearing school uniforms, "Idi was a monstrous creature," Kissinger said. "We should not do anything to support him. But for a foreign country to invade an Independent nation Is not acceptable." But the heir to Main, if %tholeSltk killing of opponents is the criterion, mnay be l'resident-for-life Nusie Nguycnia Blgoyo of Equatorial Guinea, a Maryland-sized former Spanish colony on Africa's west coast. Cambodia, he said, was governed by a "group of murderers, but this is not the reason they were attacked" by Vietnam. creature Root Canal".'....".' '60° $ 14000 Temp. Denture S.t...........15000 Characterized Set 500° J.O. KANGI D.D.S. ._,.Ak--I ., yl a ti'hes Ii't t' q hart I'N 1)1 loud hail Spring: When Young Man's Fancy... " It wasn't girls the guys were thi nk i ng about Thursday night..at least not during the prep lamboree in Sanford Football was king The outcome proved something of a shocker as Lake Brantley downed Apopka by 6-0, Lake Howell stopped Lyman by 7-0, Seminole trimmed Apopka by 6-0, Brantley mowed down Lyman by 14-7 and Lake Howell tied Seminole, 8-8. — 4 I 4. ' vs - C Most of Equatorial Guinea's 7,000 Europeans departed in the btI,ëL '.'.;J,,:. have remained an obscurity. But the bill cleared the Senate Committee, Education triggering a hearing that beckoned analogies to the 19 "monkey trial" of John Scopes, a Tennessee biology teacher convicted of violating state law by teaching evolution. It also transformed Iowa into the battleground for a small but forceful movement paralleled by the introduction of similar legislation in at least two other states and incl us ion of creation theory on school reading lists in five, At issue is "scientific creationism" a theory advanced proponents by boasting scientific credentials who use - accepted scientific principles (including laws of (hermodynamics) to discredit evolutionary development. "These men are not fly-bynights," said Richard Bliss of the Institute of Creation Research, an arm of the San Diego-based Christian Heritage College. "You'll never see one organism becoming another organhim and there Is no evidence to support that (evolution) theory. I'll tell you one thing - a man was always a man, a kg was always a dog, a cat was always a cat." Jensen said his efforts are not aimed at forcing classroom Bible teachings. All he wants, 1,f S '., , ,,,, - 't f I '.. I. And/Or freedom and is needed to overcome a bias existing in schools throughout Iowa. Educators raised the same cry of academic freedom, arguing the Legislature should not be dictating curriculum, Amid the turmoil generated by the creation-evolution stundoff, the Department of Public Instruction and even Gay. Robert D. Ray treaded lightly, while indicating their displeasure with Je nsen's bill, A [)PI position paper cautioned teachers to regard evolution "as a well-supported scientific theory — not a fact ." he said, is a mandate that Iowa schools adhere to a dual-theory approach. Jensen's bill has embroiled politicians, educators and students In controversy. Fundamentalists at Iowa State coupled a strong lobbying effort in Des Moines with periodic actions on the Ames campus to call attention to the creation debate and underscore their claim of discrimination by creationists against university faculty members teaching evolution. Jensen's bill, they said, strikes at the heart of academic Evolution But It also advised inquisitive students "to have creationism explained to them by theological experts." Drawing religion into the controversy infuriated the creationists, whose pleas for academic freedom have been met with warnings the creation bill might be declared unconstitutional if ever signed into law and challenged. But among the creationists' adversaries is a group of Roman Catholic theologians, urging the Legislature to resist what they consider an overt attempt to inject religious beliefs into secular education. "There Is every reason to know and believe that science is not the product of creation and creation is not the product of science," said Rev. Leonard Kenldl, a priest and biology teacher at a Catholic high school. "I love them both, but they are ve ry, very unique." Howell coach 01 No. I Ii o* er a ..-. .'..-.-.. 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Longwood, Florida 0 ,Jamhnrct' cro ti leismmm-ci down vs. Apopka "They were attacked because they were an independent nation and because of Vietnam's expansive intentions," Kissinger said. Classes start June 18 $700 ,_9800 Fillings first 'ft t Eji' Seminole churns out " .' $1500 ••••• •• '4 leg monstrous - •••••••••••• Ala IL OR The international world sat on its bands while a Tanzanianled force drove Amin Ironi which lost its power and a Vietnamese-led emperor with the dethronement invasion booted out Communist death of Haile P ol Pot. Only Libya aided Aminand then Selassie, is ruled by a collective for a (line and China has been known as the "dirgue" under sending help to the remnants of the leadership of strongman Pol Pot's forces. Mengistu Haile Mariam. Its That same international members are little known. silence, however, allows other justifies dirgue The onemnari rulers -- even it selfdeclared emperor and at least draconian punishment in the one president-for-life — to lord fliflC of the collective, similar it in a host of small nations, to the Pol Pot Khmer Rouge clique's emptying the cities of most of them in Africa. Cambodia in brutalized marThe potentates strut center ches to achieve a purer stage in formimer colonial regions agrarian commnunin. that are not exactly household Iran this year lost its names: the Central African autocrat, Shah Mohammed Empire, Equatorial Guinea, Rem Pahlavi, who left in midAlthough Uganda, with con- February, unable to stem siderable help from Tanzania, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's has rid itself of "Field Marshal Islamic revolution. But Aliflhl," the Central African Khomeini's self-willed Empire is ruled by no less than ''revolutionary courts," Emimperor Jean-Bedel Liokassa. decrying the shah's brutality, have summarily executed Bokassa, who proclaimed hundreds. thihmLself emperor in 175 after ruling the former French What keeps many admitted brutal rulers in place is "sovereignty" — the internu'Idi was a tional principle of not disturblog another nation's territory. - 340000 A Summary justice is swift in Africa's largest nation, the Sudan, where President Gaafar Mohammed Nunieiri once marched leaders of a coup attempt from the courtroom to a waiting gallows. - DENTAL SERVICE 44 Gib JL 00 The Debate Continues: Creation Darwin's theory of a human DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) An emotion-charged controver- .race evolved from lower order sy that touched off rallies on the species. "Origins by their very nature Statehouse steps, protests at Iowa State University and are outside time arena of true anxiety among state officials science. Any explanation is has been laid to rest - at least highly speculative — philosophic, not scientific," said David for now. Boylan, dean of engineering at now Legislature With the adjourned for the year, John 'Origins Jensen will have to wait until 1980 to renew a crusade that has evoked debate over questions their very nature as old as the human race. Little attention was paid are outside early this year when Jensen a beefy Plainfield farmer, the arena of true Bantist and first-term Republiembarked can state senator 1~ 94 - DENTURE CLINICS me'. .[ I I 4 .; - 1 ' - hIo'teIl's Scott Smith brought down . . 1 I Lyman cheerleaders bubbl Bill Scott worries for Lyman kiiii, runce Rudolph I(x)k,, I't)l 1, 11S d.m't li.'ht �BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 3, 1979 Sunday, June 3,1979-9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sonics Si'o mplyP Suer, Put 97-93 Wrapper On Bullets . ftl IANDOVER, Md. (UP!) Seattle SuperSonics' Coach Lenny Wilkens stood amid the uproar In the NBA champions' dressing room Friday nTgiit, perspiration and champagne dripping from his face. He had the look of a winner a look no Seattle pro sports coach has had the pleasure to flash and Wilkens wore It well. "It's the most satisifying experience of my life," said Wilkens, who coached the i. . 11, " I Sonics to a 97-93 triumph over the defending champion Wash ington Bullets to take the bestof-seven NBA Championship Series in five games. "I think we proved with our players that we were fighting as a unit. We felt confidence going in because no series like this is won by one man. It makes the thrill even greater to play and defeat the Bullets, the defending champs." Dennis Johnson, named the "I never allowed myself to think about last year, but I do know I didn't go 0-for-14 this time," said Johnson, who missed all 14 shots he took In last year's seventh game in Seattle. "The future is now and our championship is now." Johnson had 21 points and margin to six but had to fight off the proud Bullets - who crept within two points three times in the final two minutes. NBA's first-team All-Defensive squad, said he hopes to use the MVP award as a financial lever. "I hope It represents negotiating power," he said. "I hope to work on my contract this summer." Seattle overcame an 11-point deficit Friday night and did not go In front until Fred Brown's jumper put them on top, 79-78, two minutes into the Fourth quarter. They pushed the Johnson, however, was the thorn in the side of the Bullets all through the series. Washington Coach Dick Motta called Johnson's defense "disruptive" to the Bullets' offensive plans. Johnson, selected to the Johnson's falling-down jumper with 42 seconds left and Williams' two free throws with 12 seconds remaining triggered the celebrating in Seattle. "All of the things that sound like good, honest reasons over here sound like excuses over there (in the Sonics' dressing room)," said Bullets' captain N By MURRAY OLDERMAN J _1 4 Well, Since You Asked... v tn~ I 041 - " I "I c. ' 1. - - .. . . - - .. and Kurt Thomas around, he hardly gets a call. HAIL, MAYFAIR CLUB CHAMP! .11 • . 01 .( • .•_________ ' . .i 1. . . . .. I , .... r .-... . • - se By 5 ..9 w3 . Richard Leonard held Chase pitched the final In to only five hits Friday as Qern a save, had the other •hit for the .1 . u &.cuflflTu u ftiOflZO Gainey uney suuiuueu a League champs 5-3. It and single for Card inal double was only the second loss In 17 Semantic criticism duly noted. But I do think Mark Belanger of Baltimore in stilt a helluva defensive shortstop and Ellis Valentine of Montreal is likewise as a defensive outfielder. As you say, no position in the field needs to be defined as defensive; it automatically is. Q. Do you think Tampa Bay will make It to the playoffs this year, and do you think they will make it to the Super Bowl any city champion, took a2-O lead in had doubles. Hunter was the losing pittime within the next five years? - Flint Holly, Deland, Fla. the bottom of the second and Hey, I thought this was baseball season. But to answer the then took the lead for good with cher. question, the expansion Buccaneers, after three years, have three runs in the bottom of the The Railroaders unloaded 11 shown definite progress towards becoming a winner. And they're third after Chase had tied the hits in the win over Medical in a division (NFC Central) where the balance of power Is shifting score at 2-2. Center. Orin Waldo and Bobble - Minnesota Is on the decline, while none of the other teams has Leonard struck out 10 and Boyd had three singles apiece, emerged as a serious successor. Yet they don't have sufficient walked just one as he went the Donald Grayson had a home offensive strength to become a playoff contender In 79, as the distance for the win, run and single and Herbert learning process for young quarterback Doug Williams continues. Theron Uggons had two of Dixon added two singles. Kevin I'm confident though that John McKay can make them a Super the four hits for the winners, Sn-Ath had a double. ' Bowl threat in five years. Grayson and Waldo shared both singles. Leonard and Q. I would like to get the famous triple play, the unassisted one. Robert Hill each had a double. the pitching chores for the Which teams played? Also, I would like to get the address of the Clint Bylngton had a triple Railroaders and limited Yankee Clipper, Joe DeMagglo. - Art Giro, Aurora, Minn. and single to pace Chase at the Medical Center to just three I assume you're referring to the unassisted triple play pulled plate. Dar ryl Merthie, Jasper hits, a double by Scott Krlger off by second baseman Bill Wambegansa (Wanby for short) of the Collins and Davi d Reed each and singles by Steve Dennis and Cleveland Indians against the Brooklyn Dodgers In the IVA World had singles. Larry Lemon. Series. During regular season play, there have been two In other games Friday, First unassisted triple plays, both by first basemen - Geroge Burns of Federal nipped Cardinal Boston in 1923, Johnny Neun of Detroit in 197. When he's not Industries 7-5 while the CHASE A111III H050$H. abr It ii is.Hill 2 11 traveling, Joe DeMagglo makes his home in San Francisco, but Railroaders bombed Medical Cillias Hal I'm not privileged to give out his address. You might try Center 11-3. ALmi. '1 anwo DeMagglo's Restaurant in that city. Roger Hall scattered five hits R. Q. What has happened to "The Bird" this year? I have beard over tfirst five innings to Jsi*sia ii, s * Holy something about an Injury, but nothing official. - Darrell Patton, earn victory for First Hloss :: : Durant, Okla. Federal, and also led his team It's official all right. Mark "The Bird" Fidrych missed almost in hitting with a pair of singles o.. e., ia ms. i es T•iSs all of last season with an ailing right shoulder. The bad wing and two RBIs. hampered him again all spring, although he was put back on the Contrel Knight also had a active list. He has pitched sporadically for the Detroit Tigers. pair of pigles for First Das' lie's still a tremendous drawing card - more than 42,000 turned Federal. Craig Dixon, who t•Siifd out forhisflrststart - buthisfuturelsindOUht. .. ,- , Tofils NEW YORK (UP!) -Fresh off a plane from Paris and completely relaxed hi an opencollared blue striped shirt, white duck slacks and Wood-red sneakers, John McEnroe, International tennis' new 20-year-old Golden Boy, didn't look unduly worried over the gas shortage. He had no reason to be. A cha uffeured limousine was waiting daIrs and ft would wait unt il he was good and ready. for him The limo was being provided by an advertising company. Sixteen floors up in a mIsown Manhattan building, John McEnroe sat still for aU kinds of questions put tOhlXflbYa group 0f newsmen , answering every one of the questions patiently and pleasantly although they ran the gamut from how be felt about bouncing in and out of so many discotheques to the way be felt over some of the things Jimmy Connors has been saying about him. W;&:.•\ McEnroe has played Connors eight times and beaten him twice. Following McEnroe's first victory over him In the Grand Prix Masters last January, someone asked Connors if he thought -.9. ...-I p Jones 0.5), , . ., I • L a . . . . • . . . . .- . - • . • . Davis D 1. I - By UI V 1 • 353 111-Il NI 355 2 First PMesI Cardinal SM. 2171 IN .35-4 reached base on an error to tiseis - ' - • • is ut=Ta I ,..--.---.---.--..-..-- ....... b. L ,,--- ... .' - . t% 1.'? %Z'iVP - . • " 4, 0 -neil ,u,ern.,,un., / . + It ., ,.__.__ + . - - . W/iY9 .24NfJ,RY dP6Efté Eleventh game 7 Vicandi Arca 1500 660 1 20 1 Santi.Diaga Ii 540 3 00 3 Hernan Pradera + /?7FR. . + Stolen Basis National League - Moreno, Pitt 21; Scott, St.L 16; Taveras, NY 15; Cabell, Hou and LOS, LA 11. American League - LeFlore, Del 23; Wilson, KC and Cruz, Sea 21; Otis, KC 17; Wills, Tex 16 Pitching Victories National League - Niekro. Hou 7.2; Ruthven, Phil 63; Richard, Hou and Sutton, LA . Carlton, Phil and Blue, SF 6 6. American League John, NY 91; Marshall, Minn 8+4; Kern, Tex 7.0; D.Martlnez, Bait 7-2; Waits, Ciev and Koosman, Minn 73; Spiittorff, KC Sorensen, Mu 75 Earned Run Average (based on 45 innings pitched) National League Williams, Hou 1.00; Perry. SD 2.46; LaCoss, Cm and Niekro, Hou 2.51; Rogers, MU 757 American League - Kern. Tex 1.24; John, NY 1.78; Marshall, Minn 5.94; Guidr y, NY 2+20; Slaton, Mu 2.34+ Strikeouts 0(1-7) 34.40; P(7.1) 42.20; T(7.1-3) 410.20. Twellth game 5 Egana Badiola 56 80 17 00 4 80 I Zubi-Goiri 12.00 7.20 +00-5) SO.20; Willamette - Named Rich Glas Pacific Coast Athletic Association Named Wayne Shaw as assistant to the commissioner. Harness Dog Racing Racing DAYTONA BEACH Friday's results lst race oS.la Time 3l.12 6 Tiny Blue 37.40 7.60 7 60 8 Topic Gem 5+20 1.60 2 Tardy Teddy 300 0(6-1112.00, P14-11 355.50, T(5- 8 -2) 5151.00. 2nd race Ds-14 Time 31.32 7 B. Jimmie 7 00 420 3 10 2ManateeRandy 8.60 610 1 Clareguns Power 3.20 0(2.75 50.50, P(7-2) 151.30, T(7-2.I1 254.00. 3rd race C 5-IS Time 31.34 2 K'S Belittler 5.10 300 2 10 1 Eastern Leader 560 400 3Super Boy 3 00 0(1-2) 12.40, P(2-1 ) $ 5.30. T(2-1 -3) . In Belmont Try Molar League Leaders By United Press International Batting (based on lOG at bats) National League 0 AS H P 36 In Brock, Sf.l. Winfield, SD 39 141 49.348 Murphy, Ali 49 190 66 .347 ROW, Phil : Is + : 32 117 39.333 ? Stargell, Pit 41154 51.331 Foster, Cm 46 194 64 .330 Moreno. Pit 51199 64 .322 BSker, LA 15 152 49.3n Ho$idrck.. St.L V American League GAB H Pd. 47 III 71 .392 Smally, Min 42 156 S6 .359 Kemp Del 51116 66 .355 Carew, Cal 42 101 31 .355 Wilson, KC 48 170 60.353 Bochte, Sea 46 161 56.341 Bahlslr, Chi 36 115 3? .339 ofsnson, Chi 47 202 6* .337 Remy, Bat 51193 64.332 Baylor, Cal 44 157 52-331 TIInQ, Cal Home Runs National League - Kingman, IS; Phil Chi Schmidt, 17; Murphy. All and Winfield, SD 13; Lopes, LA 12. American League - Lynn. 13; Ball 505 14; Singleton. Thomas, Mil 12; Baylor, Cal and Cooper, Mu 11. Runs Ratted In Winfleld, National League Na SD 43; Kingman, Chi 42; Garvey, LA 37; Murphy, All , Hsrnandez, 511 35 Baylor. League - American Cal 53; Lynn, Bois 13; Porter, KC, Cooper, Mil and Bochte, Sea onnors + - ,- - ++ --- '- B 'd ':j ; , :+ BAL'IlMORE(UPI)-Triple Crown hopeful Spectacular Bid had one last workout before leaving Pimlico for New York and the Belmont Stakes a week from Saturday. Bid went a mile in 1:39 Thursday in his last workout before leaving for Belmont Park. "He's better than ever now," said trainer Bud Deip of the Kentucky Derby-Preakness winner. Junior Girls Softball KIWANIS DIXIE PRIOR AS I H 255 $1S Brown 3II Imitls 2I 2 Ri4*Ins 3SI HuSbird uttt. o.ne.r. OeckIf Us.es Totals WllIItsd SHOP ORLANDO AND SANFORD DAILY 1:30 9 :30; SUN. 524 SHOP LEESSURO. MT DORA, DELANO AND KISSIMMEE t, SUN 12.4 [ Avd~ w% T ., 001 . Vii. 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SAIl - Sizes to' most U S cars ,., ,.,,., i-' 2 Radial Plies Polyester Cord Plus 2 Steel Belts t- Exclusive K mart - Tread Design 71h race 63-5 Time 35.52 lArIie Chic 13.60 5.80 3.40 SMuck King 4.402+00 Calc,um4ead cons'. uctod Se1 KM RADIAL 225 -WHITEWALLS ,/ With ExchsnQs ', - 1202.60. Our flog. 63.88 .t ",., LL11 LL -+ 'l J -, ,', , ,,, . " .,' - 20 88 mt. .... CtSSb.,..%N + .,,, "4 ""'"4 - 1. ., t '.. 1Sd, 1S440,4 N04a ,. '. '-' MAINTENANCE-FREE AUTO BATTERY 4., '-. , 2.96 1411i14 IflisiS 'All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each 3.30 '171,13 T. I Oil c5u,. (cI,o,ci of S its. em, siØt S 'ia'I sill I, 2, -staIl I I nail + hI filter hants i.bticatias Itittis,, •it'aI 3 5 4 Inks 11.11, if nesisI S. Ge ar 1,5., if ua,d,d ' I.I.T. 5*11 • 24.58 21.88 Our Reg. 22.88 AR7Bx13 si 27.5$ 24.88 : 21.11 25,88 2.10 30.55 27.88 2.22 Each +31.11 28.88 2.38 34.1$ 29,88 2.44 Plus 33-88 .30.88 I 2.61 F.E.T. 1.62 Each 31.88 2.66 :" Whllewalls 2,88 41,16 39.76 2.96 More Each J988 , , tabs' .*.4,d..J £•311c, SV..c., 9fl K mart LUBE, OIL, FILTER' Sale Price 4 Days 888 , • Single-staq,' filtuis ,ltlibi' tot ritost cars Sv flC N With K marl Air Filter, 11.45 + MOUNTING INCLUDED - NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED ., .,,. 3+80 2.10 2.00 in 3 Hurry On DAYTONABEACH 2 SJ Happy Hummer Friday's results First game 13.00 7.00 3.2C 2GaldosPradera 0(3-4) 15.20, P(4.3) 35.40, T(4.3-2) 9.40 4.10 114.60 5 ..,rasaPecina 3.10 1 AranoDiaga II 11th race A 5-16 Time 31.14 Q(2:5Li!-0,.L 'I'(2j1) .24!,44- ---tii' 'onnt -. 3.1G-?4- - :.w Second game 7.20 5+00 7LeazarZus 14.40 7.60 7.20 SMountain Cliff 4 IrustaGastIll 3.20 11.00 7.20 a Traini.Gerardo 0(7.5) 28.60, P(5-7) 70.50, T($-7-5) SArano.lsidro 5.60 227.40. 0(4.8) $439; P(4-$) 142.20 1(4 13th race 17-14 Time 45.3$ I 5) 1804.40; 00(2-4) 171.40. 7 Smiling Peanut 610 5.00 2.80 Third aGoldCoastTony 22.80 5.10 15.40 5.00 4.20 3 MIck's Wind Out 3 Vicandi 5.20 4.20 5.20 iHernan 39.00, P(7-8) 73.50, 1(783) -- ' - I,d 1. " 1' 1 \ -, P. '-. - - I \ ,..,.'• ( '""'\ -- • 'jj,OC -- Attendance 3427; Handle 1129,900. RADIAL-TUNED PREMIUMSHOCKS Sale Price 4 Days Only ,_- fl88 EACH CARRY-OUT New shocks are designed for radial or bias tires Helps reduce road harshness while maintaining control Made for most cars and light1tcks Save. •. WHEN YOU KNOW HOW THEs 10.88 Ea. I nn flfl.V skin deep £ i i. . HEAVY-DUTY SHOCKS __________ . ___________ I _____ Sale 96 Price 4 Days Only EACH CARRY-OUT piston 1 2 shati, Iriplo-welded mounls, all weather fluid to' instant action at 5' below to 300 above Sizes f o r most U S cars and light trucks 2SS 435 2 3 424 4II SAVE ON BODY REPAIR KITS 4 I 3 IS 355 35 I I IS 21711 COLONIAL ROOM ASS H Fl..A. SCREEN 3 3 3 SE RVICES Al R H Detrick 4 Byrd 43* 2 1 0 laMer Ce..,.4 I2 2 , 1 Psedarvis Hill 433 Mckin.y . ,i...,. 4 is it M01'" Franklia i$ II I Merge A. Hill OiI,iiI5 4$ While 3 t C sysVe Rebiasie 22$ II I ""an Kllls'wwlR I I I I I i Stnuis Manning III RIMavaIs 5 Sparrow 311 SS West Thomas 3416 12 30 1$ Totals Totals 54 - '. SAVE! FOG OR DRIVING LAMPS Sal. Price ff Your Choice X Ea. YAMAHA XS ELEVEN SPECIAL This is a production motorcycle like none other . - in luxury, comfort, power, smoothness. . and beauty. It's a real super bike. YAMAHA Complete fiberglass - repa i r lilt or plastic tiller. Save now. of SEMINOLE F) it I CE Our Reg. 4.96 NT. DORA 17 GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER - - ....-.-.- Y DELANO KISSIMMEE WOODLAND BLVD. U.S. HWY. 592 -VINE ST. AT THACKER AVE ..5..,. 5 .. . .................. S. ORLANDO 78258+ ORANGE 61.05. TRAIL AT SAND LAKE RD 1201 SOUTH 951 W. HWY. 436 AT FOREST CITY RD. -:= I S,.j 2155 WEST COLONIAL NEAR TEXAS AVE. F ALTAMONTE SPRINGS We are also the Maico Dealer S WEST ORLANDO , ..+. .-, . -+ . - ' + + + . 296 Es. 11 Rectangular log lamps in amber or clear 'at in No. Hwy. 17-92 834-9403 Longwood ¼ MIII North SR. 434 -- 1 1 - , _______ + Sthrac.03.iTim.3,$2 1 Bon Son BI.i. 5.00 3.20 3.20 6Disr Dick 6.40 6.00 7 K.C. Denim 4. 0(1-4) 24.40, P(I-4) 34.00, IC 1-4-7) 123.50. 6th race C3.i Time 35.53 6J.J.'s Pet 12n0 AM 7 00 S Chance Laddie 4+80 3.40 4 Lealar Par Dome 7,20 Q(S4) 23.40, P(6-5) 131.10, T(6-$-4) w a .,..w I 5 k !rn T. ,++' -.+. 3 Wonder Mist 8.40 4.60 3.60 4 Fruit 3+80 3.40 I Curvey Cutie 1+40 0(3-4)27.50, 203.10, T(3-4-I) 333.20. 10th race BS-14 Time 31.51 Azf~ 11 1362.00. 1124.00. 5th race B S-IS Time 31.44 2LR's Best Way 9.40 11.60 5.00 3Summa Bree: 21.206+80 S Record River 300 0(2-3) 73.40, P(2-3) 184.00, 1(2-3-3) 449.50. 9th race A 3.5 Time 35.22 6:SUN+I24 AS N H Cotton 1f II McFaddse :, SUN., MON., TUES.. WED. 1 lthraceAs-l4Time3I,lS l Pete Goodbee 6.20 5.40 3.60 3 WP Mr. Blue Clue 17.00 6.20 8 Fred's Bev 5+60 0(3.4) 41.50, P(4-3) 114.20, T(4-3-I) 0(13) 21301 P13-I) 53.40; 1(3-1 5) higher level.' In fact, it has been proven that the very best aint fastest way to improve is to play with be tter players. All they can tell you is no, and then you can just go right on (town the line au ask someone else. are very good looking or your father is rich to Of course, if you live on a lake stocked with 10-pound bass your chances ti if getting a game are better. At any rate, again be persistent ant (lout lose the faith, your gnaw will be better for it. Once you do get together '.sith a be tter player (hint be constantly apologizing for your bad shots or giving him rave coinpliinents on his good ones. Control your urge' to JU111 in the air anti scream when one of your shots causes himim to mnak" an error Even Jimmy Connors makes errors. 11on't blame your racket when you completely miss a ball and never blame the surface em lights for your bad showing. Just concentrate and run after ev e r ball, try as hard as you can to be steady. Most good players like tu practice' with people '.%l1t, are serious about (tie' game' SO keel) tlit' small talk to a minimum and play. If all the' above fails, you might want to consider going back t reading as a tk)bby at least you can do that by yourself. . r 1r -• '5 ' 8'. l..%IU{Y ('ASTI.E - , .'01 I.....THE SAVING PLACE 42.60. A Int*I Effort .- .---'. -..'... . AAUTOOEPTOPENDAILY - Anyone ? I -- 1 MI P151) 170,70; T(S.I- 13 Tennis )i Well, to this old bromide I say that it should go the way of the white tenn is ball. It shOUld be done away with forever. how is anVone eVCi OiI1 to improve unless they can l)ractice or play with players of a 4) 4S0.20. A-6-2727; Handle $121231 head basketball coach. J i Al i Soccer Spec tacular 'La ers 4 1 N.,w I have a friend who was driving home one evening around 10 p.m. when he passed an apartment complex with lighted courts and saw a fellow tennis nut all by his lonesome and practicing a few serves. Of course in'. friend Just happened to have his racket with him so he stopped and asked the sojourne player if he would like to have a hit. The stranger was delighted and they played a good 2 out of 3 set match. These sune two enjoyed playing each other so much that they now play twice a week on a regular basis. The key is to be persistent and you can find people to play with. The SecolIti coiiipkiiiit is a little harder to solve. Tennis skills are such that a good plaer does not have much fun playing tennis with a bad pIaer and even an average player disdains hitting with beginners. Also, there is an unwritten rule, a code of ethics if you will, that says that a lesser player never asks a be tter plaYer to play. It is always the better player who (toes the asking. Tenth game 2 Egana-Sarduy 9.00 8.20 5,00 8 Vicandi Rodol? 7.40 1.60 6ZubiArrietall 6 40 0(2-5) 44.00; P(2.5) 144.50; T(2-I- ISaid WAiiv ._. - Two of the most frequent complaints I hear from beginning or lower level tennis players is I can never Find anyone to play with," or, "Everyone I know is so much better than me that they don't want to play. Well, as for the first complaint. I cannot buy it. I have had a lot of students and those who really want to learn to play the game show up at the courts and wait aroun d until someone comes along who is also looking for a hit. Often it might take a while, because most players do pre-arrange their matches and show up in pairs, but if one is patient enough and persistent enough you will find someone. 293.20. Distributed by king FeaturriS>n'licate. - CARSON CITY, Nev. (UP!) ing pole which Is widely used by - Afuneraiwlilbetoday for athletes today. 1 Herbert R. Jenks, 59, a sports Jenks, who bled Tuesday, 1e31Wet- and best known for survived by his wife, Betty, and wentIig the fiberglass vault- four children. U P/ -!:!., .0 N + + e J q 7j • OC j/)' • -• ' -1 I ; .__ + + 1/ obt :_,% New York (NASL) Fired Coach Championship Series Eddie Firmanl and replaced him ofl (Bestof Seven) an interim basis with assistant (All Times EDT) coach Ray Klivecka. Washington vs. Seattle Football (Seattle wins se.-.;, 4.1) Center Mick May 20-Washington ",Seattle 97 Minnesota May 24-Seattle 97, Washington 82 Tingelhoff retired. May 277Seattie 10$, Washington College 95 '' -May 29-Sealtle 114, Washington Iii (of) I June 1-Seattle 97, Washington - .,., I 4 Oscar Pro Basketball . y .im,uu I ) iot.o. Ninth game 10+80 7.00 3.20 2 Echaniz 3 Gondra .1 60 0(2-4) 22.40; P(4.2) 55.20; 1(4.2-3) 'it2-' - I -' I - $ ._ /979 + Transactions Still, the Sycamores' speedy second baseman wound up with the highest batting average In the school's history. But he remains hopef ul some club will draft him next week and then make him a good offer. Johnson, whose hitting helped the Sycrnores win 41 of theIr 52 games this yëir, isn't the least bit envious of all the attention Larry Bird received. "I think It helped the school immensely," he says. "When we had trouble getting the fans to come out and see the baseball team, Larry even helped us by playing a couple of games at first base. That was the most fans we drew all year although It still wasn't that big a crowd. Larry and I talked a little on the bench. Just teammate talk, that's all." -" -- Filed Tennis C In Compartment No , . - Pole W Designer 4'cq O1VtY . - - ' -......... ... - , , + +_. .-+ , .!._....._... I + "According to our sco uting reports, he has excellent speed," says one American League general manager. "But there seems to be some question over whether he can handle the hard stuff up In the strike zone and about his fielding." Johnson says his fielding has Improved considerably. Bob Warn, the Sycamore coach, worked with him on It and so did his high school coach, Benny Dorsey, before that. "I knew I was weak defensively," Johnson admits. "I'm surprised tohear that some scouts think l still am. I have quick hands and I'm fast on my feet." Batting against Derek Tatsune, Hawaii's highly touted lefthander who had a 19-1 record this year, Johnson hit a ball into the hole. The shortstop did well to get to the ball, then juggled It and was charged with an error. "That would've been an automatic hit if we were playing at home," Johnson says. Later In the same game, Johnson singled and In his final time up, he beat out a bouncer to short by a step and a half but the umpire called him out, setting up a tremendous howl of disappt-oval from the fans. Not being credited with base hits on these two nuest ios-iable calls caused Johnson's average to dip below • -. I National League AT SEMINOLE East Friday's results W L Pet. GB First race 28 16 .636 Nsontreal 6 D Barron 6.20 3.20 2.80 25 19 $t. Louis 3 0teca.Mas 3+60 3.60 27 21 .563 3 Phila 1S5*edyOneil 5.80 24 21 .533 ,'Pittsbrgh 0(6 2.20; 1(5-3-4) 45.20. 20 25 .4-U 8" 'Chicago Second 17 28 .318 11", 1 1 New York 3 Blue Lillie 10+40 4.20 3+50 West 7 Deleon Tarpon 6.60 5.10 W L Pet. GB SMystery Capri 13.00 .566 23 30 - 'Houston 0(3-7) 50.40; T(3-7- 5 ) 5453.20. 27 22 .551 1 Cinci Third race 26 27 .491 Los Ang 1 Dougs Dandy 16.60 5.20 3.60 25 27 .481 1'.' San Fran 4MeadowMischie 3.20 4.00 24 30 .441 6", San Diego 7 Sturgis 6.40 .360 10 .', 18 32 1 Atlanta 0(1.4) 17.20; 1(1-4.7) 224.00. Friday's Result Fourth race Chicago 8. San Francisco 2 7.80 4.60 3.60 B Crazy Goose % Pittsburgh 9, San Diego 8 1.20 3.80 6 Enough Time New York 5, Atia 4, 11 inns. 3.10 7 To Kiatere 1, Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati National League -- Richard, 0(5-4) 24.00; T($-4-7) 112.00. St.L 8, Los Ang 7. 11 Inns. Hou 89; Carlton, Phil 61; Perry, Fifth race Houston 3, Montreal 2 SD 55; Niekro, Ali and Sutton,. SArinLaud 3.20 3.20 2.10 Today's Games LA 54. 3.10 3.50 4 Collins Phyllis (All TIm.. WOT) American Le ague' - Ryan, 3R.d.r SoIl 7.00 'Philadelphia (Leech 2-3) at Cal 78; Guidry, NY 71; Jenkins, 0(5-4) 2.40; 1(1-4-3) 21.40. Cincinnati (LaCoss 5.0), 2:15 Tex 62; Koosman, Minn 55; Sixth race p.m. Kern, Tex 51. 23.60 11.10 6.10 4 Flash Forwood San Francisco (Knepper 5.2) 6.00 1.20 1 Highland Speed 2:30 (Krukow 1-4), at Chicago 330 p.m. 0( 4-1)122.10; 1(4.1.7) 1325.50. San Diego (Perry 44) at Seventh race (Candelaria Pittsburgh 30.20 17.60 6.40 6 Brawn Sam 7:35 p.m. Sports Transactions 14.10520 4 Brad Capers New York (Zachry 40) at By United Press International 3.60 8 Carrie B Counsel p.m. 7:35 5.8), Friday Atlanta (Niekro 0(6-4) 73.20; 1(4 4 5) 205.40. St. Los Angeles (Rau 1.4) at Baseball Eighth race Cincinnati - Recalled pitcher lGoldric Louis (Forsch 2-4), 8:05 P.M. 32.80 19.00 6.80 Montreal (Schatzeder 10) at Manny Sarmiento from Indianapolis 5 Rushing Counsel 6.00 6.20 8:35 (AA) and Optioned pitcher Frank 43), Houston (Andular 7.10 ISis Boom Bah p.m. Pastore to Indianapolis, 0(7-5) 117.50; T117.5-4) 2123.40. Sunday's Games Cleveland - Activated pitcher Ninth race 'San Diego at Pittsburgh David Clyde and Sent first baseman IPearl Harbor B 19.40 16.60 7.20 San Francisco at Chicago Wayne cage to Tacoma (PCL). 5.60 6.80 3Scarlet Tartan Los Angeles at St. Louis New York Mets 4.00 Placed pitcher I (3 B Gee Cincinnati, 2 Neil Allen on the 21-day disabled list Phlla at 0(4-3) 75.20; 1(4-3-1) 2270.40. night New York at Atlanta, and recalled lefthanded reliever Ed Tenth race Montreal a. H'is1on, night Glynn from Tidewater (IL). 6.20 3.20 7.20 7 Dixie Berry Basketball 4+40 2.60 1 Proud Mac Win Boston Signed Veteran guard 10.80 3 Deacon Senator Chris Ford to a multiyear contract, 0(7.1) 22.80; 1(7-1-3) $59.40. Hockey A-3939; Handle $112,420. St. Louis - Rehired coach Barclay Player and assistant coach Red Berenson. - Final NBA Playoffs a a + and • . - So does McEnroe. On the court sometimes, be makes We Calloflhl evening off, you're likely to find him In some disco either Nastase look like Little Bo Peep with his boorish behavior and in this country orinEurope. "I guess I know more discos around the world than anyone," he what's more, he knows it, but claims he's trying to correct that. "There are times I'm a jerk on a court," he confessed. "The laughed. "With all that trrveling, you have to relax once in.a first Oft everyone always asks me about ismY temper but lfeel while. Traveling is the toughest part of tennis. That's when you really know you're a tennis pro. You go from Stoc1inlm to I'm trying to improve." Alter McEnroe nailed down the 1978 Davis Cup champlonship Cologne to Switzerland to Holland and it's not that easy because you don't speak the language. I have a good time, though." for the United States against Britain last December, w com. McEnroe's father, John, Sr., handles his money. mentator Barry McKay raved "In my book, you're No. 1 now," "I never we any O(ftUidJObi2 Jr. "Wsmy money, thougi1 I and more recently, Arthur Ashe told McEnroe he was "the best bought a place to live In Florida." tennis player In the world." McEnroe doesn't think so, however. Yo McEnroe doesn't plan to play competitive tennis after "I see myself three," he said. "Borg is one." he's 30. He feels t hat will be more than enough for him. "What about Connors?" someone asked him. "1 don't want to play In the 'Grand Masters," he said, referring "Two," McEnroe said. to the tournament for older players. "Rod Liver was my idol So far, McEnroe has earned $300,000 this year and $600,000 when I was younger and to see someone like him Ken jtgwl piaylng their hearts out now that I'm No.3 is terrible. If overall. McEnroe keeps busy. After Wimbledon, he'll participate in the they were just playing for fun, it would be great. I don't think they need the money, but I know they're not playing for fun." $300,000 Forest Hills Invitational, July 9-15, and if be gets an oc Mcknroe was good enough ever to be No. 1 and Connors answered, "Not as long as I'm playing. Maybe he will be when I retire." "That's typical of him," said McEnroe Wednesday. There was no resentment in his voice. "I don't want to out-talk him," went on the one-time bailboy from Douglaston, N.Y. "Results are what mean a whole lot more. Besides, I'm not in a position where I can really answer him back. ______ ampionship All I've won Is the Masters and Dallas (World Ch Tennis tournament). He's won Wimbledon and the US. Open and has a right to say those thing." Connors' wife, Patti, is expecting their first child and he already has said he may not compete at Wimbledon next month If the tourniixnent conflicts with the birth of their baby, "I think he's In Love but I'm predicting he's going to play," said McEnroe. "I also think he's frustrated. The last time he played (Bjorn) Borg, it looked as if Borg was driving him crazy by ignoring him. Connors likes reaction." ..................... .. Wit' UDI.hI11U sixth after Ri.a, • • Von •• $3 535-4 55 TsIofs iss 30 1211 1 - I 11 generally • - a 10:35 + Johnson's biest asset is his speed. A switch-bitter, he has eft hand been docked at 35 getting down to t base from w., have seen aide an d In 327.5 u-mu him play have compared him to Mickey River. because Ce la speed and others have likened him to Rod Carew because he .. o oesn' Want o Mc nroe, I - ,, -, . a, Sunday's Games . Chicago at New York 'Boston at MInnesota Milwaukee at Kan City ':Cleveland at California Detroit at Oakland Toronto at Seattle 'Baltimore at Tex, night "Baseball, tome, is almost like my whole life and I want to play professionally," Johnson says. "I have a degree In accounting and a good job offer with an accounting firm In Indianapolis. Whether I accept the job or not depends on what happens to mein the draft. I would like to see if I could hit .300 In pro ball." Alton Davis hurled a no-hitter open the frame. Knights of Columbus had six and struck out 12 while walking only one as V.F.W. blasted hits, singl es by Naser Baker, Rotary 12-2 Friday in the Dickic Fleischmann, Andy Sanford Junior League. Knights Griffith, Dave Martindill and of Columbus nipped Elks 5-4 In George Brinson. ELKS Friday's other Junior League K of C 11H H 4 2, v.nH.rt$ls Sdde.s .. game. Davis retired the first 12 Orat"I Wym -i--r butters he faced before giving i.n up his only walk to open the fifth ,ii k4s Inning. Only three Rotary :: Z" oes iii i.ös I•s batters reached base against •rii.on its are" N athan him. 34 5 6 Cells :: DrIIIWr$I It I I Greg Hill led V.F.W. with two Totals ' , triples and a single and Stanl ey MUDICAI. CIS. RAILROADERS •iI$T FEDERAL CA*DINDAL AS 55,541 H ROTARY Al as'4 Hogan slammed a triple and Dixon ASS H 4S1 0. Debase AMSWS had two 6 ' two singles. Davis 4*3 Knight SSw.ii. ii 0. Fromm Iisssi. sts a'; Nvsisr 23 '' singles. '•e" JVMP •• WON MIICMII I is , us.. fell Ieiiind 4-0, but IISVIS :' :: 111141 :: 5SI7 ii P•s' 413 * ` w battledbacktoknotthescoreat " :r" Von Bw go 3 IS Cvrl$s ThNISV 01 3•• II McMof*.. 4-4 the top of the fifth. C6111111111111 •• roo m" " KnIthinfofrn,i%sjsa,np'4 the ... ' ::r' : : T.Sais 211 . IS' Totals i * I.m.ssw milli $• •ms winning ,,,,, Iofkssdsrs MOIKIf CW (0. ...i. ' " Q. How do the Knights of Columbus fit In with Yankee Stadium?-James Bucher, Springfield, Mo. They once owned the land on which the Stadium Is located, having bought It from Earl and Arnold Johnson of Kansas City. In 12, Cox sold the stadium itself to Rice University. A decade later, in 1972, New York City took over both the structure and the land In Indemnification proceedings, which is why the subway stop there now says "Yankee Stadium," Instead of, ai before, "161st St. and River Ave." Mattle p.m. N Tuesday, he wilJ stay close to the phone at his home in Gary to find out how he did in baseball's summer freeagent draft. ,. .... " . e aI All that Wally Johnson did for the Sycamores this season was set seven school records and lead them to the NCAA regionals where they were beaten by the University of Hawaii, 4-3, last Saturday in Tucson, Ariz. Johnson, a 22-year-old second baseman from Gary, Ind., f inished with a .491 batting average for the season and you have to excuse him for that because he ran into a little slump there at the end. I - Sh ll • By now, everybody's aware of Larry Bird, the No. 1 college basketball player in the nation who led Indiana State all the way to the NCAA final and is about to sign for a few mhlionbucks with the Boston Celtics. Kurt Thomas could become more celebrated than Larry Bird by August of 1960. The compact, muscular Indiana State grad Is the United States' champion gymnast, generally considered to be the finest this country has ever had. And he's a good bet for a gold medal In the Moscow Olympics next year. He was the gold medalist In the World Games at Strasbourg, France, last year. .. / I along at the wrong time, thJs all. Ordinarily everybody would be pointing him out as the most prominent athlete in Indiana State's graduating class now and he'd be drawing whole lot more attention. But with Larry Bird _ ' Johnson just happened to come NEW YORK I - - fly MILTON RICIIMAN Fourth game 16.60 6.20 4.60 6 EganaPecina 3SantiBiola 5.00 5.00 1 Ramon-Gerardo 3.60 0(34) 41.00; P(6-3) 13$.0; 1(53. 1) 299.40. Fifth game 6ViCandi.Badiol 73.00 12.20 5.10 3MutiIIa-Dga 5.60 5.90 lZubi.WaIly 5.20 0(3.4) S$.O; P(5-3) 134.10; T(43. 4)744.40. Sixth game lAranoPecina 19+606+00 100 I Domingo-Prader 500 7HerflmnFernan 3.60 0(1.4) 41.30; P(4-1) 115.40; 1(4-5. 2) 27S.00. Seventh game 3 Duran.Sarduy 14.60 5+20 1.40 2 Ramon Isidro 500 380 6lrusta.Wally 640 0(23) 33.40; P13-2) 27.50; T(3-2.4) 423.20. Eighth game 7Muti1 la Rodoif 1100 7.00 3.80 5 SaidSarduy 4.80 3.60 3RamonEnrique 620 0(5.7) $4.50; P(7.S) 145.50; 117.3. $Y URERY 1'? O '78, 44'P ,YEI16RP/P '?EG"/4' PT0&'fI4N( '9,vp/,q55 //'4' 1116c,Z01ySf1c'4'/*'/fi 7% 44 o7F4c/r" 01'P/c/,4L 8Y WIlYWIN, 1r,4,P,6, 91 76'F OZ04'fW //i'V/Z47/04 . American League East W L Pct. GB Ball 30 19 .612 Boston 21 19 .596 1 Milwauke 79 23 .558 2' New York 27 2) .540 3' ,, Detroit 22 Cleveind fl 26 .458 7' Toronto 12 39 .735 19 West W L Pet. GB Calif 30 21 .588 Texas 29 20 .592 Mum 27 20 .514 1 Kin City 28 22 .560 1'-2 Chicago 21 25 190 5 Se4ttle 19 33 .365 11' Oakland 15 33 .353 12 Fridays Results New York 4, Chicago 0 Boston S. Minnesota 2 Texas 4 Baltimore 2 Milwaukee 5. Ken City Oakland 3, Detroit 2 Cleveland 7, Calif 4 Seattle 7, Toronto 2 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Boston (Rainey 3-2) at Mi nn esota (Goltz A.M. 2:15 p.m. Detroit (Rozema 22) at Oakland (Minetto 4:30 20). p.m. Chicago (Kravec 2.3) at New York (Seattle 3-1), 8 p.m. Baltimore (D. Martinez 72) et. Texas (Jenkins 63) 8:35 P.-M. 'Milwaukee (Travers 3•3) at City (Splittorff 1.4), Kansas 5:35 p.m. Cleveland (Garland 2.5) at California (Aase 4.4), 10 p.m. Wrong Time For Wally... . - Cho .. . . 31710 FORTY-PLUS FORES by Alan Mayer OqZ GEIBfRGER,0 t' ,C//f7 Baseball Parade . ,F I .. + Mayor League Wes Unseld. "The best team won, it always does. I never felt like we could lose, but we did and that's that. "Defending a championship Isn't work, It's a pleasure. We enjoyed it and I'm sure the Sonics will, too." Elvin Hayes led the Bullets with 29 points and Bobby Dandridge added 20. Hayes, however, had just nine in the second half after sparking the Bullets to a 51-43 halftime advantage. .01, Margaret Botts, bottom right flashes the Mayfair Club championship trophy after a recent win over runnerup Grace Sayles. Above, left to right, are flight winners Miriam Andrews, Grace Sauers, Marge Persson, Jonnie Elam and Dottie Sullivan. Other awards included Sayles for most improved, Mary Anderson for fewest putts, Gloria Prosser and Anderson for ringer tournament, and Ada O'Neil, Andrews, Anderson, Eloise hunt and Ginger hemdon for the birdie tournament . --- omplaints Sports Olderman Q. What do you think of the decision to keep Ron Franklin up on Spectacular Bid in his drive for the Triple Crown of racing? Donna Fullerton, Gillett, Wis. Tome, a jockey is like a baseball manager. The latter can ruin a good team, but his presence doesn't mean a damn if the troops don't have ability. I think Franklin proved In his Kentucky Derby ride he's not going to diminish Spectacular Bid's chances. With the Preakness triumph, he needs a victory In the Belmont Stakes. The horse Is still more Important than jock. Quick, can you tell me who was up on Secretariat? Q. How would you go about trying out for a major league baseball team? Would you have to be asked first, or Is there someplace you can go and try out? - Larry Copes, Brockville, Ontario, Canada. It's nice to be asked, but that's only for draftees or prime prospects. Most major league clubs hold tryouts at various times during the year. Simply write to the personnel director of the club nearest you, or the one you're interested In joining. Q. One of the most frayed of baseball cliches Is that of "defensive catcher." You use it. There seem to be no premier "defensive shortstops" or "defensive outfielders." A premier catcher Is just that: a catcher. - Jim Russell, Boulder Creek, Calif. . 1_. Gus Williams added 23 as the Sonics' starting guards kept up their domination of their Bullet counterparts. As proof of Wilkens' team aspect, though, there were four other Sonics in double figures Friday night. j*,..uIe Player in the series, refused to look back on last year - when the Bullets defeated th k'" In seven games for the title. I—. SCOREBOARD V SANFORD US. HWY. 17.92 AT AIRP0I4T BLVD LEESBIJRG NORTH CITRUS BLVD AT U S HWY 441 421 "J For 12'V system Save C,:-'i' at CASSILBERRY US HWY. I792 NEXT TO JAI - ALAI FRONTON S. E. ORLANDO 5801 SOUTH SENORAPi AT CURRY FORD 4.. . - �IA—Evening HE-rid, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 3,197 - OURSELVES Subal Point Builder USI NESS Builder George Davis believes he knows what he and his buyers want. And he points to his 39 years building experience as the reason why. '•Ø.,er the years I've learned the likes, dislikes and taste preferences of the home-buying - - B 1k I uN BRIEF Seminole Sales Hit 22% Of U .S. Bond Goal k 1 Chris Stoothoff. who had spent six years in ' department of A. Duds & Sons Co., Oviedo as transferred into the sales department of Western Fruit Sales Co., Reedley, California. According to an announcement by Sam Albright, general manager, sales, for the division, Western Fruit Sales Co. is a division of the Southland Produce Cornpanies, headquartered in Los Angeles. Southland is a whollyowned subsidiary the a spent Stoot 0 Reedley sales department, after his regular Florida vegetable deals were completed in the Spring. Born in Orlando, Stoothoff earned a degree in marketing at Florida State U., Tallahassee. Stoothoff and his wife, Linda, plan on living in the Reedley area. , nd Member — Franklin C. Whigharn, of the firm of Stenstrom, Davis & McIntosh, has been named a Fund member attorney of Lawyers' Title Guaranty Fund. Whigham active in legal practice In Sanford, Is a graduate of the Florida State transactions" ,1d end Quarto r1y..Q1v The Winter Park Telephone Company's board of directors, at its Tuesday meeting, declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the outstanding common stock. This dividend will be paid on July 10, to shareholders of record June s. • Again In Boarding House Calvin then ate And ate -. - A J NN ' p,.. 4. YUI' • . . f -. ....• k .. ' - , .,. •. : Herald photo by Tom Neftel Elizabeth Mitchell of William Clark Court, Sanford, collects a check for $1001 from Winn-Dixie's manager, L.R. Goodman. Mrs. Mitchell, who plans to "pay a few bills, do a little shopping and save a for a rainy day" won the money in a bingo game held at Winn-Dixie stores at 25th Street and Fren ch venue and else where .--..l. - . • Beginners clogging classes for all ages will begin on Monday, June 4, for ten consecutive weeks, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at the Geneva Community Hall. Jacky Layne, a member of the Florida Clogging Council, will be the Instructor, According to Mrs. Edward Yarborough, the registration fee is $15. She suggtsts, that participants wear hard-soled shoes. A partner is not needed. For Information, call Mrs. Yarborough, 349-5342, Geneva, FSU Awards Diplomas Florida State University approximately , students vin, £110 218 Concer tCom ing A free concert featuring the Altamonte Springs Community Jaz7 Ensemble will be held on June 3, at 7 p.m. at the Eastitionte Civic Center, Altamonte Springs. Arrangements with the sounds of bands like Glen Miller, Stan Kenton, Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Count Basle, Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw will be the highlights of this concert. The presentation will be made on a first come, first seated basis, directed by Mike Arena. This will be the first of a series of concerts by the Community Jazz Ensemble in the Central I ________ Now. with 9 convenient Central 11orida I u1! ,.,. I ~k — - ... up to $40,000 for each account. And, we'll keep your money here build- I ing and Improving Vow neighborhood with savings. When home loans created by you save with us. Interest is just one of the ' iil your 1111111 hull LI 1 --- ...IU II . 9 I o . . c 'I ORANGE CITY IH I Fist Si Sanford. Flw& 32771 TkPbone 322-1242 ot Orlando 931 sss LONG WOOD OFFICE 54 Road 434 it U.S Hwy. 17-92 P0 SANFORD r) Main Office , APOPKA Ri" ' Special commendation went to Seminole High School for outstanding student participation in Pinecrest, Idyllwilde and Lakeview Middle Schools. Mrs. Schaffner cited Connie Mandeville, SHS guidance counsellor, for her part in promoting and inaugurating the program of students helping students. Group presentation of outstanding volunteerism — participated in the art progra m at En glish Mates School are: Carole By DORIS DIETRICH Dividend: A share of the profit — a bonus. And that's what the volunteers in the Seminole County School Program are Dividends, Four years ago, the school volunteer program - was started. Dedicated people from various walks of life volunteered their services to assist - Perrfn, 696 hours; Norma Samlllano, 758 hours and Nlnna Trizzlno, 832 hours. The coveted Volunteer of the Year Award was presented In triplicate this to a close, there were 1400 volunteers with 59,000 hours logged in Seminole to Dede Schaffner, creator and coordinator of year but "They have all done an outstanding job," Mrs. Schaffner said. Volunteers of the Year are Ginny Smith, Ruth Nicholas and G.T. Lewis. Mrs. Smith spent 1200 I the Longwood h school. She helped daily with the first grade class in a room that has two grade Dividends. "We couldn't ha-- run our schools as effectively without them (voluntecrs)," Mrs. Schaffner said. "They have made all the difference In the world d to teachers, students the Dividends, themselves." / 11111 so --EW# rt*vau AU VIMSuAl fla PARK omct I Park florida 32789 phone 628-2266 ORANGE CITY OFFICE 555 EnteTpI Road City. I ns000 SOUTH ORLANDO 1lE1 187 Boulevard Orlando. Florida 327 , I .. I :!, PUK DEMNY OFFICE 137 lilghway 17-92 Mary. FlorWa 32713 TeklAone 668-Wj(A OVIEDO OFFICE Omedo Shopong Center SOUTH ORLANDO 0 Oviedo. Ficinda 32765 Tek*jone 365-%41 CITY I AMMA OFFICE IM3 Wea Chanr Bloom Twag Apopka. Fiond& n7w T it hone 8M49W FOOT CITY OFFICE 3WI Sernoran D" Bob lCutt - Hunt CkbBlvd & S R 436 Year, is congratulated by Dan Dagg. Lewis, who forinerly did volunteer duty at Teague was "promoted" to high school, Lake Brantley, where he worked 240 hours Oils year. He works with students who need remediatmon in reading and math. He has a positive attitude and feels teen-agers umd others to talk to. " 'V'. '.1 ;i~:. Does helike his volunteer work? The answer is that he will be back next year. . ,,,! 4 'i ..t . •,, 1Z7 , _____ •, " - It .4 q, : '• . • . .. . chool Awards were as follows: Bear Lake Elementary, 1573 hours, flat West, coordinator; Casselberry Elementary, 2279 hours, Jim Beck, coordinator; a o Elementary, 3210 hours, Mary Jane Armstrong, coordirwt r; and English Elementary, 2100 hours, Gayle Bennett, coor. dinator; Sterling Park Elementary, 1540 hours, Rhona Otvos, coordinator; Wekiva I-Neinctitary, 4678 hours, Rita Ramsey, coordinator; Wilson Elementary, 827 hours, . ateE?nitary, 12,249 II f hours Faye Gaines and T. Lewis. right, receives Outstanding G. '1. Loretta Wright coordi(UIt ors cP!tI!Ea4...di,._..,..ta&. -.. -.'--•-. ,,'., Forest Also Volunteer of the Year plaque from Dan Dagg. city Maggie Cox, mordinator; Woodlamids Elementary, 2481 hours, Iluttv Waterhouse, coordinator; and Environmental (icmmtcr, 1568 hours, Pat Ilurkette, coordinator. - L 1' '.' • I , , .p.. p ' . A The Vocational Business School graduation exercises will be held on Tuesday, June 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the teaching auditorium located in th e new building next to th e vocational technical building at Seminole Community College. Commencement speaker will be Dr. Joseph White, Jr., Dean of Instruction. The public is Invited. [1f : . , V . . .,- ' • 00, _L .' i4" I . . .. •• . . ' •..• '.s'' '• • • \'._. 3 4 ". , " ,. '-' • . ': t) I '' • • .,$ a .i. -. got I . 5 •• . ' ' - . Health Program Open To Public Members and guests of the DeBary Wayfarers will be Instructed on available home health care services at Community Center Monday, June 4, at 2 p.m., according to Howard Sharp, programchairman. This presentation is by Bay Area Home Health Serivces of Sanford and will explain the skilled medical care which is available under certain conditions thru Medicare. This will be the last meeting until September 10. 4. .•. . Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Miss Newcom Receives Degree Students from 46 states (plus the District of Columbia) other than Illinois were among 4,500 candidates for degrees at HOWDY PARDIVER, STICK 'EM UP! commencement exercises. Degrees were conferred by President Warren W. Brandt in his lad such official appearance as the University's top executive. He will resign June 30 after four and one half years at SIU-C. Deborah A. Newcom,206 Berkshire Circle West, Longwood, "Howdy Pardner" might have been the greeting at while probably sweet talking pretty Pain Holt. Mayfair Country Club when the senior class of "Ladies. is this a holdup?" Cowboy Stephen Miller Seminole Ifigh School, under the direction of Class could be asking cowgirls. upper photo, from left, Sponsor Joe Monserrat gathered for the senior banquet. Carrying out a "Wild. Wild West" theme, Marie Chesser. Grace Batten, Susie Holt and Debbie received a Bachelor of Science degree - Jay McGovern, left photo, seems to be in top form i1j ' --1_. SI. uvel Also South Side Elementary, 3.09 hours, Barbara Gregory, coordinator; Spring Lake .5. — Elementary, 2950 hours. Pat Milliot, coordinator; Lake Mary Elenientar~ 1560 hours. Marlene Kuinee, coordinator; Lake Orienta Elementary. 1887 hours, Beth Murphy , coordinator; Lyinan 5,000 School donated hours to other schools, Jenny Knight, coordinator; Red Bug Elenientary, 2221 hours, Vi McLoughlin, coordinator; Rosenwald Exceptional Center, 1500 hours, Suzanne Story, coordinator; and Sabial Point Elementary, 4173 hours, Marion Giannini, coordinator. During the awards ceremony, 18 Dividends received recognition for over 200 volunteer hours. 1 ' Mrs. Nicholas served 404 presented. doing a good job and make's the teacher feel good about herself." spiration to the teacher as well as the students, since a day doesn't go by that she tells the teacher she is . levels. The former teacher, who is always there with a smile, helps with spelling, math and reading. - "She serves as an in- hours at Bear Lake and 175 hours at Lake Brantley. "I don't know what I'll do without her next year," a Bear Lake teacher said. , The volunteers had their the 4th Annual day at the Recognition Day Altamonte Springs Civic Center w hen awards were Distinguished Alumnus Award. The traditional ceremony will Include the conferring of honorary Doctor of Engineering Science degrees to Lee R. Scherer, director of the John F. Kennedy Space Cente'. and retired Maj. Gen. Albert F. Hegenberger, AIxWorce..rioneer and inventor who lives in Maitland. Those who plan to attend Commencement are urged to wear lightweight casual clothing. Campus police officers will be on hand to guide visitors to parking areas. 2099.312W. 1250 Lee Road ' FIRST BEAUTIFICATION AWARD Box WINTER ' The public isi invited to attend Commencement June 8 at the University of Central Florida, beginning at 8 a.m., adjacent to the UCF administration building Speaker will be Rep. Dick J. Batchelor of Orlando, a graduate of UCF and recipient of the university's first SWORD . MAIN OFFICE . , LOCATIONS II , UCF Graduation June 8 Business School Graduation I IIII Ruth Nicholas, Outstanding Volunteer of the Volunteers Awarded For 59,000 Hours teachers and initiate special prolects, that might not have been. •. Gar AA Year Ginny Smith Clogging 'assesScheduled iiflui ... Dan Dagg, assistant superintendent of ind Outstanding Volunteer I the t ti OURSELVES Editor Uflu 5,,'. , The Men's Club of the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford will hold its 15th Annual Zellwood Corn Boil on Saturday, June 9. Serving time will be from 5 to 7 p.m. In the air conditioned Fellowship Hall, 24th Street and Park Avenue. The menu will include all the fresh boded Zellwood corn you can eat also, baked beans, cabbage salad, bread, butter and hot and cold beverages. E ouafla. _•,•,,••••_ S - ________________ locations our homes are closer than ever to yours We planned it that way' You work hard, and your time is valuable. And, when its time to save or time to borrow we want to help you save both hloney and time in the bargain. That's why we're in your neighborhood. One of our offices is just around the corner on your way, not out of it. Another important asset we can help you save is gas. Instead of fighting cross-town both traffic and consuming energy yours and your car's, keep your money working close to home with us We'll pay d allowed b ha h highest Seminole County School - .. - . 0 4. . Men s Club Plans Corn Boil p"."ie coordinator of The Dividends, • .. ' SANFORDITE WINS S 1,00 1 > - . llhiIIhhI' a ""- Volunteer rientation and community education seminars at Sears Activity Room in the Altamonte Mail beginning June 11, on Mondays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. for three weeks. Varied problems people call about on the 24 hour crisis intervention suicide prevention number will be discussed The program Is free and open to the public. For information, call Elain e or Jackie at the We Care Offfcç 628-1227 or 425-2624. ' .- .. without them (volunteers).' . ..... 'I—,.-..• \, Florida area. FOREST merce s0 first BeautificalWo Award was presented to Florkla National Bank In Maitland in recogrAtIm of the Bank's new building and landscaping Pictumd above are the chamber awards ChAtrIT111111,1111, Col. BUI - We Care, Inc. and Teenage Hofte will hold volunteer .. effectively :A I . A.. - ' vice-president. ... ' benefits, We want to be your savings and loan h lose to h me. home I schools as 1/' 'We Care' To Hold Seminar .. couldn't have run our 'We ' WOOD IMe Maitland South Seminole Chamber of Com- . Awards Night program will begin at 7 pm Scholastic as well presented. as sports .4 WASTE RESOURCES Northam (left) and the bank's .,• The valedictorian of the graduatin g class, Madelin e Duva of Maitland, and salutatorian, Donna Denicole of Win ter Park, will also take part in the commencement exercises. Trinity Graduation Week activities will start with the Baccala ureate Service at 8p.m. on Sunday, June 3 on campus. Senior communion and graduation rehearsal will be held / . DEBAHY .WILDF1RES .' Dr. Travor Colbourn, president of the University of Central Florida, will give the commencement address for the 48 graduates of Trinity Preparatory School on Saturday, June 9 Free Jazz . witht credits,and inp costs of electricity, literature predicts that customer can pay or a $2, solar water heating system in four years. Dixon's advice for anyone getting into the solar business Is ' County schools, according .• . 4 . I Shady uOuOW, - SW'- Sunday, JuneL 17-1B . Dr. Travor Colbourn To Give Trinity Commencement Address __4 solar hot water heaters ' - : Business Administration loan last year, Dixon believes the government offers little incentive for businessmen to take solar products to the consumer. "Most all the money apprenriated by the federal govern " he said. "There's not enough support to dealers and this is the only way solar energy is going to become available to the consumer." "The average man who wants to a system h someone who can install it," he "It doesn't do any good for them to go to an architect." So did the six men and one woman seated at his table In Seina Dixon's cheapest system cost Wilkes' boarding house. A surviving American myth was living $1,633, but the literature scatagain. tend around his office quickly "I've eaten 1un4h every weekday for 15 years," said Calvin points out that after tax credits, after his just desserts. Burnsed rather resembles Calvin Coolidge the consumer's actual cost is and speaks little more. $764.24. There Is little conversation among the room's 50 diners until the The federal government pause between the last spoonful of cobbler and the body feels allows a direct tax credit of 30 mobile enough to allow the diner to carry his empty plate back to percent of the first $2,000 inthe kitchen for washing UP vested and 20 percent of the in the days before McDonald's, Burger King, Col. Sanders and ,000, for a maximum next his various works, prior to salad bars and chop auey parlors, even credit of $2,000. State law before driveins and diners, the boarding house fed America. fers, but in North Carolina atax the railroad passenger became a highway traveler, as boarding edit of 25 percent of the first houses bowed to motels, the likes of Mrs. Wilkes began vanishing $4,000 invested is allowed. from the land. Dixon also points tothe latest rn,1w4l e of ". house table — productiv But here and there ft boarw price ' ii d in u,'easesu such American language as "th e boarding house reach" forecasts that heating oil, which vives. It triwliphs at 107 West Jones St. in Savannah. now costs about 55 cents per gallon, increasing t( 75 e per gallon y ' .. •• 4 • • SAVANNAH GA (UPI) — Calvin Burnsed sat at the boarding house tfible and passed the fried chicken and the collard greens. And the sweet potato souffle, the snap beans, the buttered squash, the blackeyed peas, the potatoes In brown gravy and the macaroni salad. Dixon said the "action And the baked count ry sausage and the rice with gravy and the commercially" is for hot water bar becued corn, the cole slaw, the tossed salad, th e corn bread systems, and noted that two and biscuits, the iced tea and the banana pudding, the strawberry major retail chains have cobbler and ft rest of Mrs. Wilkes' menu of the day for gluttony. recently begun offering a line of - : r Myth Lives PA "A'! -• . Springs Road. — -, ,••• _____________ nef ly 1 "A home must not only be liveable, t must be functional, too," he adds. ,-Of course, there are many othercontributing factors to this success instance, the area itself has acquireda reputation dustry has made any money worked." yet," he said, noting a history of failure among other small businessmen who tried to go into solar heating in the area. The best ally of businessmen like Dixon is the federal government's tax credit that takes the bite out of Installing solar energy devices. But Dixon is also critical of federal policks aboA odu onergY. According to the Fund president, Paul B. Comstock, the Fund Is the oldest and largest bar-related title insurer In the United States. The Fund philosophy is that "the best protection for home buyers and sellers is legal advice and title insurance through the buyer's or seller's own attorney." Comstock adds that The Fund is the "only Florida title insuror actively encouraging home buyers and sellers to seek legal representation in real estate -.... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. focus his energies on Sabal RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) — to have plenty of capital and Point's future development for "as long as the traffic will bear rwo years and $50,000 after he lots of patience. Carolina Solar Systems Dixon and his three sons went the Product ' his buyers a Davis ifers to sell and r the trial-and-error route in equipment, Jim Dixon Is opening their business. They variety of home design styles, waiting patiently for his idea's experimented with solar collec- although most in S&bal Point tors, obtained a plumbers are Polynesian Contemporary. time to come. "I'm not in the solar business license, opened an exhibit at the They are constructed frorn because I'm a nut on solar. I'm state fair and eventually came block-stucco and feature in it to make money, and I think up with a component system for "New Home Award" from I eventually will," said Dixon, heating hot water, although Florida Power which 62, who began Carolina Solar the also sell solar heating home buyers the highest energy efficiency possible." he said. Systems, with his three Sons as systems. Davis points out that Birdi from , after retiring employees The system consists basically quor broker. job as a li solar collector,a pump and custom designs each borne for his of a He has invested $50,000 of his a water tank. A fluid is pumped individuality. Davis' homes in Sabal Point own money into operating the through the collector and the small shop near downtown heat is transfered to the water range in price from $68,000 to $150,000 and encompass betRaleigh. So far, he has sold through a heat exchanger. The line requires little ween 170D and 30M square feeett about 30 solar heating systems of living area. over two years in the budding salesmanship. Dixon said. Davis is one of the more than Industry. Dixon, a Burl Ives "Most people are already look-a-like with a thick gray sold on it when they come in the a dozen bladders at Sabal point beard, said he may have just door," he said, adding his who are building three-, four-, had his first profit-making clients often send him more and five-bedroom homes that month. business. "We sold three start in the high Sabal point is located one "We think we're eventually systems In an old residential going to make money, but I section after a man bought one mile west of Interstate 4 off Trans ferred To Sales An ., --.. d h f ti , oho"says Davis, president of G. R. Davis Enterprlse3. It is this approach that has enabled Davis to become one of Central Florida's most active GEORGE DAVIS hornebuilders, lie is, for example, one of the largest various stages OfconstrUcti()n: anC ex, Davis attributes the aiz. munity and therefore volume builders at the 3,050ty for any acre residential community of ceptance of his homes, in part, cellent opportuni builder. approach" to his "team Sabal Point in South Semin ole to County with 23 homes under building, which is primarily a As the largest volume budder in Sweetwater Oaks, with ' homes also in Sleepy Hollow, Brantley Estates and Sweet* benefit from this interest rate increase by receiving percent increase to their next maturity period, he said. Named As .. const Savings Bonds In Sales of SL uarter 1979. Florida totaled $44 5 million during the $4.3 million for the same quarter last d Sal year. The stat: achieved 21 .8 percent of its as igned sales goal of $204.2 million. John Y. Mercer, Seminole County volunteer savings bonds chairman, reported sales in the county were $298,645 duringthe first nuarter. Th e county attained 22.6 percent of its sales goal . The county chairman reminded all county residents that Series E and It Savings Bonds issued on and after June 1 will receive 6 percent interest If held to maturity — 5 years for E Bonds and 10 years for H bonds. All out- , family affair. His wife, Birdi, is responsible for all architectural design and Interior decoration, while Davis' two sons, Glenn and Gary, maintain all field supervision. ,,To be successful you have to work at it—it doesn't come over night," says Davis. . • -- �213—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, June), 1979 The (drug compny) ads perpetuate myths about women in In And Around Longwood midlife: that they tend to be sickly, burdensome, burnt-out whether they are waiting for and worn-out has beens Mrs-KuhnNamed To International Gas Crisis Diodn 't Halt Trip To Treasure Island weekly trips to the bank to pet their diamonds. Director Post Barbara Kuhn of Winter Springs, was elected to serve a second term as International Director of the Southern-Caribbean Region of La Sertoma International at a regional convention in Clearwater Beach. Mrs. Kuhn is the representative to the International Board of Directors representing 47 clubs in eight Districts in Florida, Puerto Rico Alabama Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee. part of the International Director's respon sibilities is that of planning and supervising the regional convention. The Clearwater Beach Convention was a two-day event that surpassed other conventions - * .: ' % I I if - '.' NANCY BOOTH H BARB RA KUII \ Mrs. Mary Sue Ingle of Oklawaha, announces the engagement of her daughter, Paula Ann, to Marvin Anderson Cook Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anderson Cook Sr. of Route 4, Longwood. The bride-elect, who is the daughter of the late William O. Ingle, was born in Leesburg, and is a 1968 graduate of Leesburg High School. Her fiance Is a 1964 graduate of Lyman High School. He is employed by Edward's Drywall, Longwood. The wedding will be an event of July 14, at 2 p.m. at the home of the bridegroom's parents. ' . ',i" , ' .1 , - * " - ..,,,; . - -. - ..'Wt " , . /, . , 4 . I , - , * f, _b~*~ .. 1. a."% , I 4f 4 i -. '. •,4 if- vp I . - . ' f \ I ' t% , IEV 41:111 om Aging that inidlife is 40 to 60, -and I will be 40 on my next in Durham, N.C., and the University of Florida, said I " 1 . L ._, r-1-31 • 1* T1. r I * Y% ,, ;~ I . ..r' ~1, . --1 I . 4 . 11 k.~, I .oi-~- !, , -_ — '. - .— I (Photo by Marva Hawkins) KINDERGARTEN the low value society places on The myths about midlife homemaking and motherhood. women aren't found just in She said employers refuse to medical ads. consider the And some of them, according work experience, and Social to Smeal, are displayed in other Security records show "zero" ads and televisionA and the for each year they've inVL opposite , - I . 'I'•.• I .ifl 'N!dUrs ,V Nil I jIN illythic, -n tire problem marriage) at a inoment's free: they have husbands who notice, with no unemployment adure them, live in a homes compensation, no retirement surrounded by a white pick t benefits, no profit-sharing," OU Smeal said. . true and tile friendly fain y "They find they are not pooch never bit anyone. legally entitled to an equal School days are just before coming to a summer break for thousands of Seminole County Do you enjoy flea markets? Are you a bargain students. Summers are usually filled with relaxing fun-days for many, while some students suffer from chronic boredom and can't wait for the halls of learning to open their doors in the fall. their precarious and uncertain, are 50 years behind us. The houses are cold. They have coal stoves for heat and humble living conditions. There is no oil for domestic use at present. face an economy Wt treats women as a marginal " surplus labor supply. As midd.le-aged women, they must 1 Do you have unneeded or unwanted possessions m ney? '.• 1 FIEVERSE I ~ fRicts T..t. LP. I i I I I1 I I 6:304 P.m - . Ph. 3231630 1200 Sanford Ave. Sanford College grad ua tes was Robert Ye hile at Converse, Sarah was people in Ireland are full of fun Nelson Robinson who received his diploma, along with Chip, active in Snow Court, on the and laughter. They admit they ............ . I I I I -. - --- - - - - . - - - - - - - --- - -. I I a \,_ ...'\ _ .' . 7" I 1 DEAR ABBY: My husband has promised to abide by your decision. Our problem is his snoring, lie starts to snore the minute he dozes off, and he mores like a bull. I have put up with his for the seven years we've shared the same bed. Not once . -1 .- BOSTON. \ ATLANTA, MIAMI fla.suIa Poll 7.00 To Atisid Thu Cliaic Ii 7$. Ti Tsar... to Coopsriba. with 1W Prs4sats Nsist To 11511 ' .h.. 'PATTERN . I I FITTING p • - -- CLINI 1 I I a C MR. WYCOFF I ATTEND ONE 2Y2 HOUR CLINIC FOR ONLY 3.00 - Niiss Ow Tistisa: A$ Ii Tie Pail 0 PROFESSIONAL DESIGN CONSULTANT IN M. In., U Ail Pay //lAarn him to make n.'rf.q'ik filling ii1.L unit With " pants e%cry icili;; :•;;; pattern how tit sew sI('('%es and collars easily I ...RICIIARD MICHAEL GREGORY Breaden-Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arthur Breaden of 1012 Woodall Drive, Altamonte Springs, announce the engagment of their daughtrr, Susan Marie, to Richard Michael Gregory, son of Mrs. Shirley Mae Gregory of Orlando, and James A. Gregory of Stafford, Va. Born in Muskegon, Mich., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Whitley of Pekin, Ill. Miss Breaden is a 1979 graduate of Lake Brantley High School and attended Seminole Community College. She is employed at La Petite Academy, Longwood. Her fiance, who is the grandson of Mrs. Helen Gregory of Longwood, was born in Logan W. Va. He Is a 19176 graduate of Lyman High School. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mexico from 1977-79. He is employed by J. P. O'Brien Corporation. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 7 a.m., at the Washington, D. C. Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. How end pinning and hasting Sew zippers quickly St' straight seams and many more shortcuts to skill and fun in st' lag. Learn how to make your own patterns, that fit, I I I Lake Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara J., to Barton L. Fouts, son of Mrs. Eliza M. Fouts, 640 N. Semoran Blvd., Winter Park. Born In Endicott, N.Y., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of William Cook of Vestal, and Mrs. Violet Beckhorn of Lake Mary. Miss Beckhorn attended Seminole Community College and is a 1978 graduate of Meredith Manor School of Horsemanship, Waverly, W. Va. Her fiance, who was born at Bitburg AFB, Germany, is a 1979 graduate of Seminole Community College. The wedding will be an event of July 21 at Centennial Park, 4th Street and Park Avenue, Sanford. - p p I I I I I OFF / - - /NO RESERVATION NECESSARY. BE EARLY FOR BEST SEAR. F ('lip ad and I I ' recei%e basic dress, slack pattern and suit ddress F R pattern you can draft to fit our measurt'ments.Jtlso a pattern R E filling manual. E ('link's Begin at lt):OOA.M, and 7:00P.M. £ E It'll your friends about this Ad. All ('lasses Identical, I I I i I I I I I I I I p Thurs., June? Winter Garden Inn 131 West Hwy $0 Two., June Howard Johnson —Clermont Fla. Tpk.. Exit IS And U.S. 17 Fri., June I Howard Johnson Executive Orlando 304 West Colonial Or. BeslwesternkBsslmmce 309 E. Spacecoast Hwy. 152 - - - - --- - - - - - - - .- ii - 1, . - - — I I I size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man in our We'll take it from area is deserving of such ft . J k -.*W , • . . " ,;, ~;f "s' ,, tl 0• . ' ' , -a . •• ., ' C -- . ' .. , -'i(Iu'.'. ,. .. . -s''- : . - .&' 0 .... - ,, ' 4-. , - %.v ' %,,4J,' . . . 0 •-' - .,o,. t k , " ,' ' I' ,f '_' , ,,,c . . I F -' - • ' is ;:eIi.. ' .utci lii, lit 'd it ,ii1 ii lilt ( till) t'i 8204 and I silu s \I \' l'u siiiIi 515 him sil u' 1it I it I ' ) _ 11111 I i lime ladiess ,uu'cili mrs is liuulilitit cIt ttl(lll of office Is ll Inc imitie I iIt mskt ci to mtte ml . ' ,F " .. i *_, M .iN., • .- % ,y f' ' ' 1, I.Y ,, , 03' :. ', , ... 0 ' . -.' :'• BRENDA %S II.IA)L(IIIIV Cattlemen"' Brand I Her Sweetheart' Ifs' St nult ,tlt I :.ii'i clii'sen hlue'Iitl, \, llliilIsl)i, , -,: .5 ii t'itc'.11 I lu: lZit lIlt taCe ttill\ rui(iTi tt hi f, dl f ':il this ear ;sL tii l)tiii Ii Inn Resin ilett'l. I .hu Rii - ,i \ ..i. n lint Im t'miI,s, tells Is Ilic d:iigliit'i of .\1I suit N it' ila,si'l I'. it (;t - 11v%.1. t&,I' 1 itlitihiu hull iii it f, 1!R10. ill I 'tilti,iilti h'' 115s, "kill ) lIeu t,sluuI iit liittuii: lit-n piI't'lits ,Siil 1: .t ii hhti MA I'umusuii'. Iik'ul Iii tm',ms'I mutt tlhu.sl, c'ItIciI iii i name-only relnthin.ship and fluid a man smhio wants to he a fullunit' ,11.f%t - husband. . C()NFI1)EN'I'IAI, 'l'O "%lAl(. IIIM.K IN TROUBLE, IN VEN. 'l'UItA'': Your letter tills lilt' that our husband is using (lit' (des sI,iuu to avoid talking about I ..I...... uluVe I IIUU5dU 1011101 as e( OWl bothering tilun. ss mit's realh because I didn't adjourned. to roll You need to talk hollesth its DEAR AIIIIV; Fin '23 and in want to disturb his umuche'at-h sillier. Open up a dialogue husband is 31. We've been with love—nut In auger. needed sleep. However, I complain bitterly mllarrued for two years and have 1 s von wish you had muon when he insists on falling asleep tit) children, lie has a small fl'ut'!i(iS" For the St'cl'e( of in the living room while I'm business and I have a full-time' Is)pularuty, get Abbv's li('SS jot). We have Separate' checking Issokleyt : ''how To Ile I 'opul,sr: trying to watch TV. When I complain he says lie accounts amid separate lives, lie Never Too Young or Tm enjoys dozing off with the TV refu-ses to discuss his business old" Send $1 with a lolig, selltoo, or tuicomne with me. on, that It's his addressed, stamped 2B cents) I-Ic is never at home at night envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky and I am being unreasonable. I say that lie is being and I never know where he is. Drive, Beverly hills. Calif. unreasonable to subject me to 1k' stays out almost every night 90212 ________ his snoring while I'm trying to until the bars close, and on we'e'kend.s he's never tit hoiiue' watch TV. SANFORD PLAZA even in the daytime. What is your verdict? I got fed up with being alone, I BOTHERED IN BELLEVUE When I try to talk I left him DEAR BOTHERED: hereby declare the living room to him about our problems, it off limits for snoozing. If hubby helps for a few days, then tie enjoys dozing off with the TV ItOCS back to is old ways. What on, let him get a portable TV for should I do? IaEF"l'Al,ONE the bedroom and snore to his l)EAIt LEFT: Nowhere it, heart's content. Furthermore, If you continue your letter do you mention to suffer In silence every night "love." Why did you while your husband snores like Surely not to have separate II tL_k'I i".i a hull, I order a psychiatric hives.As I see It., your husband examination for you! (You are enjoys being married as long as -yeither a masochist or a he tan live like a bachelor. II .f Get some earplugs. Court you real marriage, fret' ", . e;li i 'lit' lilt' t,,uuul hits sd (il ,,'fli', stint tie t'ars •su 1% ht'ut' hIm emnl.m' tathiel ts'gaii i aisuiie cattle as a hobbs Mr-i \ ilhsmis:tihs a litim it'll i:tkt'm 05 t'I'st't's tlis lllIIl'eul kt'tl, %% 4 1 1111 . l id tIlL-it tilt 5,5CC s. .\' tin' '.sttlt'i:t.tui's Sttt','Itit',si't, itr':itlas main job still l' It , pl'Ilutt' lit,'! I hit i',SI n o dabout iiIIc're'ult 'lflt''iI's sit tattle, Iul.sl'kt'tiuig heel. tittt'l'i'Iit kiuuts sif uattlt' ,111d ul ist'ut's iii! tb, Isst twit 5,5! itmcuids s,sitt Itmt'mila is a mIlt'uiltle'l it liii' :u'ai!u,stlIL: t'lass of I ilihil St-instil stInt e she ( ' 11 11)\-, uiu';uum;m ilasses almul mis aucted mis st've'm'aI st'tms'ol lhY 1111-1111" her 1U1U01S&'ItIuuI' veal's. Slit' has also ',s utkect at Walt t)isni'y World as l'umnoc%uo, Itistitu hood, I l'mpe' and Snow White, tier favuim'ltt' s'1llm'n0t'1 hh'Ithl a lie's' lii, :ustunt: :iuiti 1 1,1%(-j H: sushi iss tntullt'ul uu ,'-ih' .m.'.plu t' lii s'.tl Iii bill t,i.sliisuui llIt'f't'll5lhuiI5hI 'lUll him' using ill thus li,'Iii it lii,' lu':isi'llIIh . , - u s and - s' ALTAMONTE MALL once. marry? '.M .1 I mar- want a tyr,) L ________ -- — ii '1 ' s." - • - .' ;_Y'•,-7_ - I I I Readers .should mail their selections to: OURSELVES Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. 0 ;- I ., , : ' . ; a —. :' S : S. - j ' • -a)' : .41 4,9 . ';'.".' ,0.•'_, 00_ .. '' •' ,?, Mix them up. match them up i'.' switch them all around. Keep 4" your cool and your comfort in easy care skIrts,j", slacks or shorts . 0 't".' , :."t'.'. (7' - to, . , 7. \ f T'\.' i ,, a._. . -' '0 ' "i I. . .- 1 •.'- 0 '_"_; / O ', ,, 0 '.. I ........., I O ~ x O~ s - ., . ~'~,I a -kJ'". (p1) mildly p From $450 Diamonds! For the two of youl For your love— and your budgetl From $400 7_, ~, t 11 -' — 0 (. - - ---- WZ ... 0 _______ i'- 0 , • 1 ;J / /1 Our Special Purchase of soiltalres Includes diamond sizes of 1/5,1/4,1/3,1/2,5/5 and 3/4 carats. Earrings in 1/5 andl/4 carat sizes. All 1n14 karat yellow or white gold. Li lobs and friends make .sties come n.e biti • Also OvallOblo lobes Revolving Cuorge 218.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-3524 Zales, The Diamond Store 0 , ,'; , -' , , 1,," ' .- " "--' " \ i I1 I 0 , / / ,' " .-~,. ~ I' ~ ' 0 '., , %o a '0 ` 1 ,~ .~ ”` ~_ ~, *. .W,i' •.EouIng&m •: ,'i' (';'.1 Otamondsi For him, The bold elegant O " - 4 , " - '/\\ / I . ' 4 ,I I, 0 / . - ~ - . ic - 0 •..' 0 ".' .04 0.0 00 14 . - 5 , ,, . ~,i ,,~,.,.~V , .. . „:~ ~ ;~..,.::,.K."" ~, 'j4'.'.'l 1.jI.j) Then choose from our great cohlec tion of blouses £ tops, All pleasant. ly priced. .0'• .- - •.. ~". ~4.":~. `~iA,~~ 475 ~,.,::::, - - Juniors Misses Half Sizes ' ,'- .r' -" :tc; - ,— :1 ' - - * '. ' 7 SMART SUMMER SEPARATES - -'.':: -:. Getting 144all together ç .j recognition. there. - ~Vt 1. ,.' -.. , , • Ill ) 'c -r I. . . • 1' , mention *Sat., June Sheraton Inn Winter Park 73* Lee Rd. • Sat. 10a.m. Clan Only - — - - - - - - - - — - Search Is On For Outstanding Dad With Father's Day, June 17, fast approaching, The Herald is embarking on a search for that outstanding Dad. So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a man who, in your opinion, Is deserving of as an outstanding father let us know. We'll accept until noon June 6 letters submitted by readers, about one to one-and-a-half pages of standard I Mon., June 4 leatweslern Inn Sanford 4 Miles On Fla. 4* At Jet. 1.4 Wed.,J Una * - - - WITH - to to - . ) ,.- ifl. living room ;';; ;:;; / I 'I . ~% .I ' - t.h.. 0 ,I 3' 1 ii yourself from t this h s empty, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bcckhorn of 254 Broadmoor Drive, I I I 11-1 DETROIT. NEW YORK. - r - '..j' t, -. ' :\i,tle'j Park Vl'W Post 4287 i Inlu1ii a ham lx qut (III untl i I wit t. lit IS sX)liSOl'1 d I lie ol Florida (lit' I )ept b uilol LU ird to lit Ip defray costs to the st,i(t 1 ORe iititiii \Iso rfom-iiiui, s ill ix The I' loriil,m \U1,,ets ht I idits colorLu ird ,ol oil ,I .5) ' if Florida, ( , b'uc'd it (Ii,. \ I. W I st 8(i7 and l,icltt's ,muxuli.im I he 1)051 tioiiit is on 1old nu oil Road umitl (lie s. tIlt IS fromii . ':r..-". irge Bull-Like Snoring Disturbs Wife's TV -, p - - j You 're Beckhorn-Fouts p •..• Family Haircore Salon - ALWAYS WANTED TO : was Dawn's - 0".; .' 't4 -'.~,'4 , . . ,("N;!" ~,,--.~`,,.-;~--' .~4.Z,%~'-Y" " over TO ASK .r GARY GORE Expert Stylist - WERE AFRAID I 1, - EVERYTHING YOU'VE • INTRODUCING - ,-4\ win Not from Rollins President Dr. Meadow Hills Court, in Ireland, gas—if you can find any —ls$2 And Sanford students are Thaddeus Seymour. proudly displaying their neatly Robert, son of Mr, and Mrs. per gallon. The couple have returned rolled college graduation L. B. Robinson Jr. of Sanford, a from a flight to the charming Wplwnas some are probably majored In art and received elaborately framed by now). Bachelor of Arts degree. country which they described also re ceived the Art as "beautiful" He We offer congratulations. Carroll Michael "Chip" Department Merit Award at the Like other travelers, the Johnson, son of Irene and college annual academic and Kanes probably feel that one of awarded a awards banquet. Claude Adkins, the nice things about a vacation Bachelor of Arts degree with a is the return home to routine. Sarah Bishop Mercer, major in Th eatre during Minnie, According to Commencement exercises last daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Mercer, of Krsder Road, "Although it was cold and week at Rollins College. received the Bdclwlur of Arts rainy, we had a grand Iliac, Chip recently received the degree during Conunencement mainly visiting John's cousins, Rollins Players plaque award exercises recently at Converse dining in the famous Bunratty for excellence in his four years castle, being entertained by College, Spartanburg, S. C. in the theatre program. of Seminole traditional Irish singers and A graduate High School, Sarah majored in visiting a few pubs." Also among the = Rollins Religion. Minnie continued, "The - — TERN FITTING AND iUUUU1, dilU IUIIiI flUIlL' UI - — . -. tii.'r4skc' snoring I PH. 322-1491 Go -. ~ '' - '' Ic '-'.- j - L ,~ - - ,^ *- " 7 ..:'.'..r" - LET US SELL YOUR GOOD USED IT EMS KNOW ABOUT PAT- compete with younger workers I for low-paying, dead-end jobs. I "Women working in the labor I force earn only 58 percent of I what men earn, and account for p more than 80 percent of workers in eight of the lowest- We complain about the price of gasoline, but acco rdi ng to ....i — I -- - , . ~ . • Women's Center Advisory Board, as a Resume' Counselor and on the Dormitory Council. She Is planning to go to work for Davison's in Atlanta. - .' SUSAN MARIE BREADEN, ~ COME SEE US OR CALL FOR DETAILS ~ 11 ATTENTION. CHURCHES — CLUBS see us for fund raising. ~ told the Subcommittee on income and assets, that they ni Retirement Income an will not receive bLflLitb m 1 single, find that their op- I portunitles for employment and . Neatly Rolled Di"Plomas - '7 •' :. o ,, They -, * - . I 'i 1' i 1 in nurturing and serving the women in mid.life, whether married, divorced, widowed or S Grado r udly - ' .. from the medical ads. II' fnIly. Instead of being beset b)' Why have a garage sale when Reverse Auction can 'i'hey also discover they can problems and woes, these be fired from their job (ofhandle Mertlile I)ay ('are Center and Kindergarten of Sanford conducted a concert for ployment, is rarely depicted as the king and queen of the 1979 school year. Crowned king and queen Master widowed or divorced. But if she she is surrounded by loving - Michael Bradley and petite Lakesha Jackson, Funds from the king 'ititi queell is, and supportive friends and I contest will be applied to play equipment for the children. Mrs. Lillie It. Merthie maybe children who are nearly I Is the director. perfect. I "The harsh reality is that I In And Around Sanford -- , 4 ,., — 1 11 were KING, QUEEN '_ LsjI II1J years in 40 1 1. . . 1 1 4'1 I ,i 2621 birthday so lam almost there." .i , 4 .,!,. ir *. ,, ' sister, . . ' - 0 . '" just "1 . . • - . p.. 'Oe r. •' . . ' , '. - . # )I. ' ' ". \F supportive , v t - ,,, ' &t front if the' 1iot lioun. \ .IS nt in g1 %,c11 h \ RI Ifl I honor a n d Inc iiior of hti l ate hush mu Don ,imimj single, ' — . H Ingle-Cook - -- - - . `%,,..,44~ ~.t - " - ' ~ tennis, '' . -- - 1, 1% S The words "La Sertoma" stand for LAdies in TO MAnkind. The main thrust of the organization is promoting friendship and service. La Sertoma Members we wives or Sertoma members. Mrs. Kuhn has been personally involved in such projects as sponsorships of Kradle Kare and Camp Thunderbird (both organizations geared to the ill and handicapped), programs for speech and hearing defects, BETA House, nursing homes and Christmas donations for the needy. - his death unless he elects to women: PATRICIA McCORM/tCK paying occupations." 1. Revision of federal income receive lower benefits during UPI health Editor forms. tax The homemaker types are not his life, Drug company ads in medical journals show weary females well off, either, as a group "They find if they divorce 2. Elimination of gift taxes on with gray hair sitting or especially the widowed or before 10 years of marriage interspousal transfers. standing alone in an "empty divorced, according to Smeal. they are entitled to none of his 3. Inclusion in the GNP of the nest" — a nice, comfortable In 1976 there were 10 million Social Security benefits; if they value of goods and services upper middle-class home with widows and 4.4 milion divorced divorce after any length of provided by homemakers. women who had not remarried, marriage, they will not receive all the fixin s. 4.ialPro"isioi of independent The grandfather clock ticks One in three marriages ends in any of his pension or veterans oc a Security coverage, indivorce, benefits. for their ears alone, making the Five million women are cluding disability in the "For many of these women, females in midlife lonelier than li a hum should be. society's promise that women alcoholics, 32 million have had homemakers own name, portable marriage, Hea di ng the looks on faces in will be taken care of in prescriptions for tranquilizers 0 the ads you'd be dumb if you marriage is a cruel joke" prescribed by doctors, corn- and continuing as the repared to 19 million men; 70 homemaker leaves and re .4 missed the message: severe percent of Darvon-related enters the paid workforce. ; "t* depression. 'The harsh reality E co nomic rights for home' emergency room visits are . The ads mean to catch a makers in tran sition: made by women. doctor's attention, aiming to get is that women n "Women have been, in himtowriteaprescriptionfora 1. Equitable division of essence, society's built-in, property and assets, including drug or drugs that will restore m idlife, e, w.1e..1er unpaid houseworkers, caring pe nsions some of the bloom if not the annuities. 161 for the very young, the sick, the blush to the sagging flesh on the married, divorced, elderly, the disabl ed those 2. Vigorous enforcement of cheeks. for whom society is unwilling to maintenance (alimony) orders. The ads perpetuate myths •, provide," Smeal said. widowed or about American women in 3 Fundingof programs P g ams to "But these services are not providedisplaced homemakers midlife: that they tend to be being rendered for free. Women with job-entry find that their sickly, burdensome, burnt-out raiare paying their lives." nm' couns and worn-out has-beens d placement, whether they are waiting for opportunities for and servi ces. 1 Here is the Homemaker's Bill welfare or alimony check, 4 Eli 1' of Rights proposed by NOW: employment and clipping coupons or makin for unemployment compensa. Economic rights: weekly trips to the bank to pat U 1. A tax policy which enables economic security their diamonds. homemakers to deduct all their , 5. Revision of pension and . , The message the ads tell is Social Security laws so dieducational expenses. are severely that midlife blabs of all kinds 2. Revision of Aid to Families vorced homemakers are entistrike the affluent as well as the t with Dependent Children regu- tied to retirement and disabdity poor. And, medical authorities limited'and their lations to cover all educational benefits. women either. - claim, not expenses for homemakers 6. Assurance of widows' right But Eleanor Cutri Smeal of futures 'precarious resuming schooling, to continued access to the Mt. Lebanon, Pa., president of 3. Loans at modest rates of family savings accounts, and uncertain.' 1 the National Organization for interest to homemakers who checking accounts, securities ! Women, went to Washington the wish to go back to school. and safety deposit boxes, and Smeal, mother of two, said. other day to tell a Congression4. Incentives to businesses to continuation of pensions, family "They ... find themselves in iii Subcommittee the truth re homemakers. insuran ce coverage, and other about women in mid li fe and she midlife with no rewards, no train and hi Economic rights for married employment-related benefits. recognition, and no financial niidlife...as says, "Woman VA security." portrayed is a myth." \ \ Smeal, with political science She told the subcommittee of \ fr Univer sit y the House Select Committee on 44 1 ER . ;:. o • :;' - - , . %V1 . . "' ""' . . E)rumn Corps. The gas "crisis" didn't keep After th e American IlIf., w h some people home over the long lowered to half mast, special iii weekend. wtlt on memorial services The Jerry Schmit family duct e d for .1 rtuiitl decea sedtl ventured to Treasure Island, comrade. I the background near Clearwater. 'We all went 'ke Boil could be heard one year, then last year only b.i,pi [ tiit. Song.l)li cd oil Jerry and I went, so we decided by Robert King. to take the kids with us this One'-hundrexl and sit t%O said Emniita The from (i,uincs elk and spent one ear Amer i can an fla gs w re p1 seed it enise said are David, Kathy,night with us D kids g r a vesides b u. omiir,utle (lit Ilius may be the last out-of. Karen and Michael intl sisters for appy. I)emiist towiu mourm We did lots of sunning 0 swimming, eating and playing and Matt, as (lit' Iue'w babs is 'l'he' ceremonial c'olimlflaflde'r said Kathy. Adding due in 3 weeks. was Joe' Badger. Others ofthat even though it was fun. VF NV Post 8,)7 ,Imi(1 ladies fus. u 1(m)' were offit ci of the she's more tired than when she mu-xilmar held \Ie 1110! iml 1)1% d i (ieor),e Walt ers: Sr.ute left I ksti 0111 Ii \ Long oud Ch k\ ,mt When I asked if anyone caine ser ices B m.ss lmpl mm Pc tt clii Jimli home burned, she said her It matte r I he cc ruiiomi w uUi ladies a u xi l iary 1)1 esude ut mother, Eznznita, did the rest nea rly 100 1 Almlgw out] residents, of them taint.. home taw ncr) ins. ludimig its t ounc ilunan Russ Delor es A I Izmntin The ladles uuili its 10 \ 1 % to uit imid his w ife, Re Ruth Ouch' (,m mt iii attend mmiee ix gami Post 3207 p1-c se tik el u lit w flag to the post The Happy Clarks travelled with posting of the colors andAmerican the American flat by I Alngwood follow imim, the iuu nioru II se rto Crescent Beach south of St Bus Scout Troop t 12 tinder the sites [he flag ss is ,us en to Augustine Beach Comuimnamider Re'lu ('arsoli, b ''We really had a nice time; leadership of Ernie Lenfest. just to get away. Happy's lmmnc0uste'ly following came' auxiliary pre'side'mit I )t'lort's l'olly and her husband, the red and white garbed Minim. The flag, schiucli will fl In Carlos Merwin, drove over IAungwood Elementary Fife and I ! _ in money raised and money donated to various local and international sponsorships r assist worthy causes, NOW Calls Women ' s Affl`1i '-1_ 1-Miedit"fe Portrayal lilt yth 1 'E f . ç f-V welfare or alimony checks, clipping coupons or making __ I. r - Sunday, June 3, 1979-311 E v e ning Herald, Sanford, Fl �C 48--Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODISY CHURCH HWY. 17 at piney Ridge Rd Sunday June 3, 1979 RELIGKDN casselberry Adventist ';; Ar thur Padgett Ray. Walter Reid .. Fellowship Coffee between services :: Wed Bible Study 1. Prayer Serv First Wednesday Fellowship Pastor Assoc. Pastor Evening Herald, Sanford, El. .. Doullas Jacobs Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School 1 THE HOPE OF OUR COIWMUNITY7 :::: 1100am, OUR NATION ! Church .% Catholic i' Baptist .'COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary Worshi I 4Sam. unday School reaching 6 ping 10.40 a m. sbleStudy 4:30pm Jha"ng 6 Proclaiming 1:30p.m. yerMeet 1:20pm Nursery Provided JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH lilt West First Street .S C Stanton Pastor 10:00a.tn. Sunday School 11:00a.m "Morning Service Evening Service 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service Old Truths for a New Day LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeview, Lake Mary Pastor Rev Jim Itughens 1:40a.m. '.;Sunday Schoot 11:004.m. Worship servici !'Evening Worship 1:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer S,rv. Nursery Provided Rev. Edmond L. Wiber Sponsored by O*CM Quality Inn North .4 and SR 134 "Traditional Latin Mass" . . Rosary 4:41-5:41 p.m. 1:1144:0114.1n. commit- Phone 333.0110 Brother Joe Johnson Sunday School Worship Ser vice Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. Minister 1:45 a.m. 11:00 .m. 7:00p.m. 1:00 IS. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA Elkcam Boulevard and Venus Street 11:00a.m. Sunday Service Sunday School 11:00a.m. Wednesday Restimoesy Meeting 1:30p.m. Reading Room daily except Wed. £ Sat, neon to 4p.m. Tele. 71* 2421 p 1 , ,_ ,". i,_ iR . Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REEDEMER 2525 Oak Ave. "The Lutheran Hour"and TV "This tiThe Life" Pastor Rev, Elmer A Reuscher 1:10a.m. Sunday School 10:30 8 .m. Worship Service Kindergarten and Nursery lz I '"';D i Friday II Kings 23:1-25 Saturday Psalms • - 000b SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2117 Orlando Dr. 11.12 (Lutheran Church in America) Rev. Ralph I. Luman Pastor Worship Nursery Provided . ST LUKE'S LUTHERAN Cliii SR 424&R.dS Rd 9:418.m. ______ ,;Morning Worship Church Training 6: Is p.m. , Sunday School Ii . .., S.., . • . _illlliI -." . _.. .. . . i - ,I ' Li',, i' . 1' . . ; "4 . . . ' a' , . •S 5 i• 5',__ I , .... 4; . . I . !' 11111PJ ". .' • 1:30p.m. Thursday Evening Bible Study I:3111 P.M. - - Presbyterian Bibles Presented COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.126 Lake Mary Blvd. Dr. Marshall C. Doisdy Pasts. Morning Worship l:0a.m and Nurser y 10:158.m Sunday School First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will recognize young people in the church graduating from high school by presenting them with Bibles at the 11 a.m. service, Sunday. Trinity Hosts Rally FIRST pRISIYTI*IAN CHURCH Oak AVS.$Srd St. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant, Vaster DanieICeItsla,A5$ec. Pastor il 0 morawA ursery Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer Tuesday and Wednesday 10: 008 .m. 11: 008 m 7:30 P.M 1:00pm. Morning Worship Youth Group Wed. Choir Practice Pastor :S0a.fn. 11111:00 a.m. Worship Nursery Provided CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Pastor Rev. Ashton Almand 1:45a.m. Sunday , . 1100a.m. Morning Worship 1 00 p.m. MYP Ind 64thSun 1:30p.m. Eve Worship tsl& 3rd Sun Wednesday Morning Prayer Group 5 For Transportation WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Meeting at lth.day AdventiSt Church onMossRoad,Wlnterlprinls a r ar Davis C. 1131a.m. Sunday School 10:30a.m. Sunday Worship Nursery Provided of Painting In Fiji Adelee B. Wendel of the Methodist Hour radio ministry and a member of the church, will present a program Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. In fellowship hail of Community United Methodist Church for the United Methodist Women. Her program, "Painting in Fiji", will be based on her trip to the South Pacific and will be accompanied by taped sounds of the islands as she paints an oil picture of a little Methodist mission there. Two of Mrs. Wendel's paintings will be auctioned with the money to go to missions. The Joy Circle will be hostess at the covered dish luncheon following the meeting. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible [ THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK FLAGSHIP BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff OFSEMINOL.E and Staff 200W. First St. 3000S, Orlando Dr. h. 5, ars, CELERY Cius 41 McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS PRINTING CO., INC, L.D,PLANTE. INC. and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Oviedo, Florida 0. HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE 54.00 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 KN IGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown -.-.. Sanford BIBLE BOOK CENTER 111111111 Don Knight & Staff BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Ovide Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Labia 3rd, Lake Mary Casselberry Baptist Church, 770 Sentinels Blvd. Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Avg. Clsuluota First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church, $.uthwest Rd. Countryside Baptist Church, County Club Read, Lobe Mary Victory Baptist Church, Old Orlando Rd. at Nester Ave. . First Baptist Church, Ill Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, RI, 434. Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church Of Geneva First Church ct Geneva II.. Altanson$i Springs F.rch Baptist Church of Lob, Mary First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe First Baptist Church of Longwood. car. Church I Grant 'First Baptist of Oviedo Firif Baptist Church Of Sanlallde Springs 'First Baptist Churchill Winter Springs. 210 Bahama Rd. First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Chvrcl. 1111W. 1)51151. Forest City Baptisi Church First Baptist Church 91 Osloen Fountain Head Baptist Church. OviedO Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. 1401 W. First SI Northisde Baptist Church. Chululta Baptist Church. North Rd, Enterprise SS 1,1 Macedonia Mission Baptist Church. Oak Will Rd.. 04110,1141 Morning Glory Baplist Church. Geneva Hwy. '' Ave., Sanford Ml Mortals Primitive Baptist, 1111 Locust Olive Missinisery Baptist Church. lanlando Springs Rd. Longwood ,IMI Sinai Missionary Baptist Church. $00 Jerry Ave 1MI Zion Missionary Baptist, Sipos Ave. 'New Bethel MiSSiOnary Church, 1111Sf. £ Hickory Ave Independence Baptist Moss. Civic League Bldg., lain Siege Baptist Church, II) Orange Ave. CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Chords, 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford St. Ann's Catholic Church, Dogwood Trail, OsBary St. Augustine Catholic Church. Sunset Dr., near Button Rd., Cassalberry it. Mary Magadalene Catholic Church, Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. 1)11 MaximilIan, DefInes CHRISTIAN FirSt Chrislian Church. liii Sanford Ave. Sanford Christian Church, *33 W. Airport Blvd. Nortiwde Christian Church, FIirida Haven Dr., Maitland Lakeview Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd. of Jamison S. tiut. It Hope Baptist Chvrch. Forest City Community Center. Forell City Hew Mt Calvary MissIonary Baptist. 1111*. 17* St. New Salem Prim live Baptist Church. 1301W '251151 .-,.-*, , a --- . CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ, 1512 5. Park Ave. Church of Christ at Lake Ellen. U.S. 1712 N. Casselberry South Seminole Church of Christ. 1410 Lake H901111 Rd, Church of Christ. 440 Palm Springs Dr., Altamonte Stags. ..' ' th - -. EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Orthodox Church. St. Dimos. 3)05. Magnolia Ave., Sanford laslera Orthodox Church, St. George. 40$ Sherwood Cf., Altamonte Springs EeoIoru Orthodox Church. It. Ilevons of O.C.A.. Ill South St.. Per. Park Eastern Orth.doa Church, St. John Chrysutem Chapel, U.S. Hwy. Il-fl. Fern Park EPISCOPAL The Church of the Good Shepherd. Maitlaiio. 311 Lake Ave. All Saints Episcopal Church, I. DeBery Ave.. Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Leagwood Holy Cress Episcopal, Park Ave. at 4111 St., Sanford .''. .. .. . .tr -. METHODIST Sarnetf United Memorial Church, E DeBary Ave.. Enterprise Bear Lake Uni ted Methodist Church Bethel A.M.E. Church, Canaan Hits Casselberry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy. 17.12 £ Piney Ridge Nd., Casselberry Christ United Methodist Church.' Tucker Dr Sunland Estates DeBary Community Methodi s t Church. W. H.ghbanks NO, DeBary First United Methodist Church. ill Park Ave First Methodist Church of Oviedo First Southern Methodist Church, 2440 Sanford Ave Free Methodist Church, 100 W 4th $t Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Airport Blvd Grant Chapel A.M.E Church. Oviedo Oakgreve Methodisl Church. Oviedo Osteers Methodist Church Paola Wesleyan Methodist, At 44W. at Paola SI. limes A C. Ith at Cypress St. Luke M.I Church of Cameron City Inc., Beardall off 44E St Mary's A MI Church. St RI. 411. Osteen St. Paul's Methodist Church. Osteen Rd. Enterprise Stallord Memorial Church, S. D.Bary Sanland. United Methodist Church, 5111 454 and II, Longwood • __ SR NAZARENE First Church Cl the Nasarene. 1011 Sanford Ave Geneva Church 01 the Naiareno SR. 44. Geneva Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene. Lake Mary Blvd.. Lake Mary Longwood Church of the Natarene. Wavfnan I Jessup Ave. Longwood LUTHERAN Ascensian Lutheran Church. Overbreek Di., Casselberry Good Shepherd United Lutheran, 2*00 S. Orlando Dr Lutheran Church of Providence. C11,1 1,11411441 Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 107W. 25th Place Messiah Lutheran Church, Golden Days of £ Hwy 1142. Casselb,rrv I . CHURCH OF GOD Church of God. 103 Hickory Church of God. NI W. 22nd St. Church SO God. Oviedo Church of God Holiness, Labs Monroe Church of God Mission. Enterprise Church of God, 1452 W. 14111 $t. Church of God in Christ, Oviede Cl5urclsof Godef Prophecy, 21*1 S. Elm Ave. C$ivrch.I God ofPrspOl.Cy, I7$ S. persimmon Ave. R.scue Church of God. 1701W. 1311S St.. Sanford "True Churchat God". 2700 Ridgewood Aye, Sanford Church. Sill Lake Howell Rd. Winter Park cengregatilnal Christian Church. 140* park • Graduates from First Baptist Church of Sanford, along with their parents, will be honored guests Sunday at a luncheon in the fellowship hail and at the 11 a.m. service, Richard Wagoner, assistant Baptist Campus Minister for the Greater Orlando area, will speak at the luncheon on, "College Education-Mission Impossible." He and his wife, Karen, will also give a musical presentation. Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, pastor, will present each graduate with a gift from the church. A special section will be reserved for the graduates and their parents in the worship service. WILSON.MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WINNDIXIE STORES and Employes Breakfast For Grads St. Lukes Lutheran Church, At. 424 Stevie St. Stephen Lulfioran Church. 434 lust West 011.4. Longwood Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Christ, Longwood Church of Christ, W. 17th St. NorThside Church Si Christ. FIa, Haven Dr., Maitland JEWISH Altamonte Springs Beth Ann Synagogue, meeting at Interstate Mall, CONGUOATIONAI. Long*004 Luncheon For Graduates SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY New Testament Baptist Church, Quality Inn, North Laisgwoed New Mt. Zion Baptist ClsurCll, 11$ Pear Ave. Ravines Park Baptist Chtirds, 2143 W. 30* St. People's Baptist Chapel. 1311 W. First Street, Saaslsrd Pinocrest Baptist Chords, III W. Airport Blvd. Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge Rd., Fern Park progress Mlisionary Baptist Church, Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Or.. CassetkorTY Snspr,s lapilsi Church, 310 0wrkr Iuniand Baptist Church, 14)4 Palmetto St. James Missionary Baptist Church, St. Rd. 401 Osteen SI. Luke Missionary Baptist Church of Cameron City. Inc. St. Paul Baptist ChurChs, III Pins Ave. $I. Matthews Baptist Ch*ch, Canaan Hgts. Sprihgfiold Missionary SapNsi C11110 Is Cedar St. Jeiws's Missionary Baptist Church, M Cypress St. temple Bapts* Church. Palm Springs Rd., Altamonte Springs William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark £ William ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of God. 37th £ Rim WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.. INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes --...... Zayre Plaza 323.3900 STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstr.om and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staft PRESBYTERIAN Deifona Presbyterian Church. Holland Blvd.. Is Austin Ave Deltona Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ave £ 3rd St First Presbyterian Church of Delary. I. Highland Convenant Presbyterian Church, 3111 S Orlando Dr St Ardrens Presbyterian Church, lit, Bear Lake Rd St Marks Presbyterian Church. 1021 Palm Springs Rd Altamonte Springs .,.ft. - --., ..... The First United Methodist Church of Sanford Is honoring its graduates on Sunday. The Castle Class will serve breakfast to the graduates and their parents In Fellowship Hall. Dottie Head Is chairman for the breakfast. A program will be presented and the families will attend worship and have Communion. The high school graduates are: Michael Barbour, Fred Bukur, Amuret LaRosa, Robert Meyers, Matt McDonald, Kenneth Perry, Colleen Richardson, Susan Tindel, Steve Weldon and Marie Young. Upsaia Community Presbyterian Church, Upsala Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Chutch, Red lug Rd Casselberry . Winter Springs Pr.s*ytedae ChapSl, flts.day Adventist Church, Mass Rd., Winter Springs SEVENTH DAY nUVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434, Forest City Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maitland Ave.. Altamonte logs Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church. 7th Is Elm Winter Springs Seventh- Day Adventist Church, 10$. Moss Rd, Mars Hill Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 400 Pins St., Sanford OTHER CNIJRCHES Allen's A.M.C. Church, Olive £ 12th. All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminole. Wek,va Park Rd leardall Avenue Holiness Chapel. Beardall Ave. CIiuli,ata Community Church Churchill Jews Chriit of Latter Day Saints, 311$ Park Ave First Church of Christ. Scientist, COO 1. 2nd St. Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Blvd. Lake Monroe Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness, Lake Monroe Unit, 10421fif Third Street First Born Church rt the Living God, Midway First Church of ChsrisI. Scientist, 114am Blvd and Venus St., DS1IHa Pentecostal Open Ibie Taoernail., Ldgewóod Lv,, (Off 20th opposite Seminole High School) First Pentecostal Church of Longwood First PenteCostal Church if Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2724 Country Club Mt Olive Holiness Church. Oak Hill Rd.. Osteen Sanford Alliance Church. 1441 5 Park Ave Sanford Bible Church. 3440 Sanford Ave Sanford Congregational of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1104W 4th %t. The Salvation Army. 100W 241h St, Rations Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood Redeemer Moravian Church. 111 Tuscawiila Rd. Winter Springs United Church of Christ. Attansonte Community Chapel. Altamonte Springs Holy Trinity Ctiuren of God in Chest, 1114 Manoustine Ave The Full Gospel Church of Out Lord Jesus Christ. Washington St . Canaan City Winter Springs Community Evangelical Congregat.onal. Winter Springs Elementary School IF - - . - - - . . .. ._ . i J. . . . .. .. ,.' .• / - -... .... as Activists Attacked - '-''"' Homosexuals Change? .... - (L'!lt "I. Phone 341.3151 or 333.7141 .,, . - __ _______ - ," The Methodist Hour team, led by Dr. Herbert Bowdoin, of Longwood, has returned from Cap Hatlen, Haiti, where It conducted a 6-day evangelistic crusade. Assisting were Jimmy Sowder, director of crusades, and Rev. WhitneyDough in charge of music. Lee and Betty Fisher, for many years with the Billy Graham team, also participated as did Marvin McClain of Casselberry and Kent Vandervoort, who have served as OMS International missionaries in the Cap Hatien area. Ten additional lay witnesses went at their own expense to take part. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. Country Club A Upule Rd. Daln Shea Sunday School Deltona Trinity Assembly of God will host a sectional rally of the Women's Missionary Council and Misslonettes (girls 7-15). Tuesday, June 5 at 7:30 p.m, There is to be a talent run-off of tha who hay" already won a talent contest In their own churches through their musical and singing abilities. The pastors' wives will serve as judges and winners will get to go to the youth camp held in June at Camp Mats! In Lakeland. Haitian Crusade hool " te D'161emma Delica -- Highlight of the family night covered dish supper Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will be the dedication service of the new Lib Cleveland Memorial Piano. A short recital will be played by Linda Pfelfauf, a recent graduate of Stetson University, majoring in piano and composition. - ______ . 10:40a.m. 11:008.m. 6: 30 P.M. - Piano Dedicated 1hster Nursery'::idedtorallSeIrviI ''..._- . ..Young People Sunday C Singing and Sharing Worship Service Youth Meeting - . .. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 14th St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Reinhardt Minister Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Evening Worship 1: 00 p.m. Tuesday Evening THELAKEMARYUNITED PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. £ Woodland Dr. Pastor Rev. Fred N. Gardner • . 4 1 . - - 0:30 a 11:00 a.m. Methodist o •,••. Post's •.' , "TRUE CHURCHOP GOD" 2100 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford, Florida 33111 Elder Robert Pastor Sunda School 130am Morning Worship lIla.m. Evangelistic Service p.m. ye I Worship) I 063 d T Nights 5-Bib.St 73 P.M. Thursday urs ay Night S i 7.3 p.m.• 0R -'' .I 7:sSp.m. Wed " . Pastor . CHURCH -. .__________ - . . ,. A''RI n1II - 1111411,11A.M. IF mill ight Service .. - ..... Scriptures seiect'i D, The Aneri" 151.. Y. --..-. Copyright 1979 KessI.rMvicbgSeO.SlI$$bU9.V1V'fla Church - - Kindergarten through Eighth Grade ' . 1:30pm. CHURCH OF GOD 003W. 22nd Street 0 sec Worship Services U 10:00 a.m. a Pastor Sunday School Rev. Jam J. Kutharils ____________________ Tuesday 10:00 a.m. 1: 008.m. Church School lrkwl;~2,_ ass, Ladies RAVENNA PARK BAPTI%TCHURCH 2743 Country Club Road Philip Fisher L Meeting at Winter Spos Elementary 10:00a.m. Sunday School •',• i•ID WednesdaylibleClass Central Baptist Church will be honor graduates June 3 In the morning worship service at 11 a.m. Pastor Freddie Smith will be preaching. The graduates include: Seminole High School Timothy Black. Sharon Blades, Ronald Britton, Marie Chessel, Jerry Goodman, Greg Grayson, Sharlee Johnson, Pam Middleton, Charles Miller, Lisa Walson and Cathy Wool. SCC Adult High School Michael Keitt and Gerald Tinsley; DeLand High School Debbie Burfield; Thomasville High School Karen Thomas; Rosenwald Exceptional Learning Center- Vickie Jackson; Thomas County Community College Mrs. Sherrill Thomas; Valencia Community College John Leroy and University of Central Florida David Kritz. macher. Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $ 1 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant Longwood Sunday School 10: 000 m Morning Worship Il:OOa,m Sunday Evening 1:30pm Wed. Bible Study 1:30 p.m Conquerors Meeting Sunday 4:30pm " P '' 7.11 21:1-27 1112 Park Avenue Graduates Honored WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Independent Missionary IN THIS ii. CA HolyCommunoon 10:00 a.m. 1 0: 00 a.m Congregational SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airport Blvd. Pastor AC Church School - Sunday I Timothy 6:12-21 Monday lJohn 1:1-10 Tuesday lJohn 2:12-29 Wednesday I John 3:1-24 Thursday Revelation The DeBary United Methodist Women will meet at the church Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Dorothy Howell will conduct the devotions and there will be a memorial service for those members who have died during the past year. Martha Group will be hostess for the tea following the meeting. This is the last meeting until September. FIRST CHU*CH OF THE NAZARENE 21*1 Sanford Ave. Pastor John J. Hinton 1:41a.m, Sunday School 10:10 8 .m. Morning Worship ' .vv p lit Youth Hour 7:00pm Evangelist Service 1:00pm Mid Week Service lWed.) Nursery Provided for all Services A educated and trained by U.S. By DAVID E. ANDERSON missionaries, and U.S. church UPI Religion Writer officials e.stiinatc there may be WASHINGTON (UPI) r7l rt er as many as 400 Christian When President Jimmy Ca r c t oo k the oath of office in 1977, he political dissidents in South 11 placed his hand on a Bible Korean jails. 1. C Some 12 to 15 percent of South opened to chapter six of the 01(1 Korea's 35 million people are Testament prophet Micah. A year later in South Korea, a Christian. conservative Presbyterian The current drive for reliminister was indicted by the gious and human rights in 11 government for preaching a Korea was sparked by a March "Sc ,fru ' sermon based on the words of 1, 1976 demonstration at the .1. i.'. that same prophet. Seoul Cathedral In sliich 12 In the gulf between those two dissidents issued a Declaration :events lies the delicate dilem- for Democracy and National ma facing Carter as he Salvation. PItESII)ENT CARTER I ., -Z,, " , ; !* I i_ .. prepares to visit South Korea Since then II tlumber 01 following the Asian economic Christian leaders, seminary he would receive from a 4" sUIflhl1It meeting in late June. professors and lay people have meeting with the U.S. Pr es iHerald photo by Tom Netsel Increasingly, U.S. church bt.eIo either indicted or ja il ed by dent." Families staying in tents walk to Sabbath services Shriver, however, said that leaders are seeing the v isit as the government for protesting ADVENTISTS HOLD at the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists not only test of Carter's corn- the luck of human and religious "a lot of Koreans want you to come - but on certain con85th annual camp meeting held on the campus of mitment to religious and rights in Korea. CAMP MEETING Most recently, the Rev. Cho ditions." Those conditions, the a unique Forest Lake Academy at Forest City, An estimated human rights but 8,000 to 9,000 persons attended the nine-day event oppo rt unity for the president to Wha Soon, a Methodist woman seminary president said, input his own religious faith into minister, was sentenced to five uluded meeting with jailed and that concluded Saturday. years in prison stenuning from released critics of the regime. practice. Shriver said there was a "You are a Baptist, Mr. her leadership of the Ur ba n Carter, and the Baptists wrote a Industrial Mission and for chance that the government proud chapter in the history of protesting the firing of 126 may release some political political and religious libe rt y in women workers who were prisoners as a gesture of the United States," Dr. Donald seeking to improve the working goodwill in advance of Carter's what he W. Shriver, president of Union conditions in Inchon City's visit, including two graduates and leave political and social Christianity has lost By DAVID E. ANDERSON of Union Theological Seminary Theological Seminary, wrote in textile plants. matters to individual Christian perceives to be its essence. UPI Religion Write r Dr. Timothy Moon and the She was arrested in 1978 after Such an attitude leads him to an open letter in the current action, issue of Christianity and Crisis, police broke up a prayer Rev. Hyung Kyu Park. When Christianity and Crisis W ha t has made the book so argue that the churches' opMoon, is a professor of the recently publish ed the f irst "What are you going to do, as meeting at the Urban Industrial po sition to apar theid in So al is first that it co nt ro ver si Bible, a poet and the Korean to Mission in downtown Seoul. chapter of the Rev. Edwar d uth an American President, Norman's "Christianity and the originated as the 1978 Reith Africa Is based not on religious enable the Korean people to In late April, a group of 37 translator of Dietrich BonhoefWorld Order," it shocked a lectures, the prestigious British principles but is "really a write such a chapter in their Roman Catholic and Protestant fer's "Letters and Papers from ur of li be missionaries working in South Prison. Carter has sometimes number of th e influential li be ral Broadcasting Corp. 1cc- campaign in favo ral own history?" he asked. for majority rule tureship, and secondly, Norpolitics At issue is South Korea's Korea sent a ,message to Carter used Bonhoeffer, execut ed by magazine's reading. Indeed, it was as if the man's acerbic wit and sa rcastic economic egalitarianism, dissident movement, protesting urging him not to even come to the Nazis for his opposition to "True religion," for Norman, the dstyle in an ecclesiastical Conservative Digest had lack of democracy and what Korea, arguing that ,, a ll y the littler regime, in his Sunday te n marked by a however, "points to the co ndi- many see as the increasingly potential advantage ((3 the school class teaching. denly started printing the situation of pompous certain "At this moment he si ts in a self- tion of the inward soul of man" harsh repressive actions of United States would be greatly speeches of Fidel Castro. and the historical Jesus is one Korean President Park Chung outweighed by embarrass- Seoul prison in an unseated cell, Or vice versa, perhaps, righteousness, In particular, Norman scorns who 'directed others to turn lice. ments, concessions and exploi- deprived of writing material, beca use Christianity and Crisis, the magazine founded by the work and style of such in- away from the preoccupations South Korean government tution of the prestige of the decent food, books and a light ciety." bulb as bright as 60 watts," officials have maintained that American presidency." Reinhold Niebuhr and John C. ternational, interfaith bodies of human so Co uncil of According to the tills- Shriver said of Moon. "At his baptism in the river political and religious rights Bennett and long one of the such as the World most influential publications Churches for their concern with Jordan, Jesus initiated a mioust be curtailed in (lie interest sionaries, Park's regime is "Even its window-dress ing, arguing church involvement u the political and economic ministry that was charuc- of national security and an "now in a situation ol dec lini ng that would be a gesture of life, partic ularly in terized by a call to personal alleged threat to the gove rn- domestic political sup po rt and justice," Shriver said of the the social and political issues of aspects of the Third World. redemption, to the renunciation ment by the forces of North is faced with widespread possible release of Moon and the time, had opened Its pages Park. "But in or out of )ail, will economic dtscon%ent." He argues both Christ ian of sin and to a departure from Korea. to one of the most scathing 'l'hey said lie "badly needs you ask to see them?" Shriver The movement is generally at ta cks on such involvement in leaders and Individual chur- the world's values," he argues. "It was also a rejection of the led by Christians, many of tlicrii and desires the enormous boost asked. ches collectively, have unrecent times. political official religion of his dean of Peterhouse dergone a process known to Norman, at Cambridge College in En- social scientists and historians day," he adds. 'POlItIzatiOn Certa inly Nonnan sees (tie gland, is emerging as the enfant For Norman this means the social activism of mainline terrible of British clerics and .......i....... transformation of the rz'ueviugiiiiis uiiu zsuziiuii publication of the whole of qul-I1uN: isiy teenage son prayed for God's strength to faith itself, so that It comes to Catholicism since Vatican recently told me that lie is gay. "Christianity and the World work in his life, and through Order" by Oxford Press this be defined in terms of political Council II as "the political I never dreamed my son ssould prayer, God broke the prison week in the United Sta tes is val ues It becomes essentially official religion" of this day and turn out like this. And there Is bars which held that young man concerned with social morality has issued a sharp rebuke. likely to result In the spread of nothing I can do about It. I am captive. his inner man was set than with the et he re al rather But it is a rebuke that will not crushed. Have you personally the controversy sur rounding free. When I heard from him qualities of Immortality." go unanswered and ce rtai nl y knosi* of homosexuals the book to the U.S. as well. later, lie told me Jesus had Liberal ism and Marxism, he some of Norman's more per- changing, or Is lie doom ed to be Norman's thesis Is not new: delivered him completely, and I simplistic and sonal slurs he believes the ch urch should argues, have been allowed to gay forever? felt assur in ar ed my he t that it co ncern itself only with matters shape the way the chur ch looks readings of events will weaken ANSWER: Yes, homosexuals Tilt fl&ILl fl.k,.$ WU VI UUI VI of spiritual and ete rnal values at the world and In the process and damage his own urgwiient. can change. I've seen it happen. prophesied in Isaiah 61:1: "The Us ua lly it happens quickly and que stioned loimmi, In' revealed he Lord loath. sent me to bind up permanently. I do not believe had 11(2 sickness such as cancer. the brokenhearted , to proclaim homosexuality is inborn, but it 18 fact, hoe w as the picture of li be rty to the ca pt ives and the is giving into weaknesses and health except for the look ui his opening of the prison to thcm th en c ul tivating (tint weakness eyes. "I'm a hommiosexual," he that are bound." Dr. Jay T. Cosmuto, pastor of music director of the Bill until it becomes ingrain ed into whispered. "I'm bound arid I Fi rst Baptist Church, Sanford, Penley Evangelistic Team. the nature. knew birth through can 't get fr ee." Everybody has both a announced today that Lowell I asked hiiimi if lie had sought strength and a weakness. God Jesus Christ gives you u new Lelstner, famed Gospel soloist Prior to joining this team, he nature. The Bible says, "If any medical help, lie said, -.Yes tries to get control of the 7' from Orlando, will appear in was associated with many of pointing to his hea rt ; stren gt h, and the devil tries to man be in Chr ist, lie is a new but. int' concert In that church Wed- the great revival cr usades with P they can't get inside the." ( e: old things are passed creat ur get control of (lie weakness. The 1 many well known evangelists of 9' nesday at 7 p.m. Well God CAN and DUES get devil comes at us through out away; behold, all t hi ngs are Cosmato stated, "Mr. the United States.After obbecome new" t2 Corinthians inside us. lie deals with the weakness. We then have to inner man, and when we seek decide whether to let him Lelstner is not an entertainer. tliinlng his college degree, he 5:17). studied at the Birmingham ng yo g Consider a fine l ooki un his guidance, he shows us how control it or to give it to God and He Is an evan gel in song. He is a Conservatory of Music. In the man in his twenties who canoe to stand up on the inside and let limo deliver us. Th ere is no favorite wherever he travels, ear ly ye ars of his ministry, he our to me for prayer. lie almost fell overcome mortal weakness that God cannot / and you are assured that you was featured soloist on "Radio "Brother arms. weaknesses. into my deliver. God is so great He can will be thrilled wi th his music. Revival," the oldest daily Roberts, I must have help," he This yo ung man turned his deliver anybody from any Lowell is cr usade soloist and religious broadcast in Dixie. LOWELL LEISTNER sobbed. "1 am sick." As I weakness over to God and weakness! - - - 1.4 IID °' Rector 0.00 a m. 10:00 a.m. Christian Church Of Christ * The Rev. Leroy D Sop.r Holy Communion Evangelical FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1401 S. Sanford Ave. Rev. Hugh VV. Pain Minister Sunday School 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 1:30p.m. DeBary UMW Meets HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. 4:30-5:30 p.m. Mass PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 PalmetloAve. I 11:00 a.m. Episcopal Deliver me, Lord, from the sentimentality of simply wishing . . . the polite indifference of well -wishing the numbing temptation not to get involved. . lo:i Fellowship I - Pastor Morning Worship lb~ rL The children's choir of First Baptist Church of Oviedo will present a music-drama written and directed by Judy Rogers, Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. Called 'A Little Child Shall Lead Them", the presentation is free to the public and features children in kindergarten through second grade. It Is the story of a little girl named Laura, who shows her adoptive parents God anew when problems develop in the family. In the drama, Laura's toys seem to come alive when she is in the room. 9:110 a - Lead me! To church. , . conviction ment. Music-Drama By Director Nazarene 312 4SS4 not a Lord, grant me grace to be a trieiid well-wisher. Give me courage to stand for something, and to stand with others who shale the belief. Prime me with vision to build tomorrçw ... faith to know it will come, .. patience to await the dawn. ellmill*iiheri Christian Science LONGW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Church Ave. 6 Grant St. I Southerni Pastor Rev James W Hammock 1:45a.m. Sunday School 11:004.m. Morning Worship i:pUp.m. Church Training 1:00p.m. ' Evening Worship Wednesday Evening 130p.m. Prayer Service 2401 S. Park Ave - OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL Sunday Confession CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lots of well-wishers, though! They guild the day with their cheery platitudes. They just know everything without their getting involved. will work out right a n d OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE Orthodox Catholic Church holding services In The Peace Chapel of Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4th £ Magnolia Traditional Latin Mass Sun. 11:31 Rosary Walk In the Park follow sd by Benediction Wed. at 1:00p.m. Confession before Mass or by appt. Priest, Father Dismas Marble 322.1477 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S 1Park Avenue, Sanford 10r. Jay T. Cosmato Pastor Morning Worship 1:30a.m. tunday School 9:45^. ,Mornlng Worship 11:00a.m. Church Training i:ISp.m. Evening Worship 730p.m. Wed Prayer Service 4:30p.m. Welli W i;hing ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH PIl Oak Ave ., Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Ant. Pastor Fr. Pete? Mitchell Sat, Vigil Mass 1:0 P.M. Sun Mats Sam.. 10:3*613 noon Contissions. Sat, 4.56 47 p m. ,1, . Carter's Korean Visit - 11 NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main SIred-Canaan City Pastor Rev. M H. Burke Jr. 1:30am Sunday School 1100am Morning Worship 400pm Evening Worship 7:30pm Tues Evening Prayer Srrv. 1: 00 pm Tues official Board Meet Congregational Few wishing wells left. Those that rerniin dl... pieserved more by sentiment than superstition .4~ .%. v ff~ ~ Pastor Leo F , King Pastor V Scott Harris 5:30611 am Morning Worship I 45 a m Sunday School 500 pm UMYF Mens Prayer breakfast 4:30 a rn Ind 64th Thursday Family Night Supper i'OOpm 3rdSuriday Assembly Of God ,:::: The Ccc. 27th and Elm ev E Don Coc Pastor orning Worship S;30a.m. 1:40 a.m. t hoof of the Bible Lorn,nq Worship 11:00a m. twennq Service 100pm . Br*iefIy FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ii, Park Ave. OF GOD CHURCH I, . m :3Opm ... .*. .. __ FIRST ASSEMBLY I 1 30 p .. Prayer Service t, : , Q '. Sunday, June 3,1979-58 Graduation Gift High school graduates at Holy Cross Episcopal will receive gifts and participate in the service Sunday. 4.'I ,U. U;4i . Leistner To Sing ' . . . . , . ' . . . , . ' .., .' . ' ,' Pastoral Changes New pastoral assignments for De Land and Orlando Dist ricts were among those announced Friday night by Bishop Joel McDavld at the concl usion of the 137th annual session of the United Methodist Church's Florida Conference. June 13 will be moving day for ministers receiving new ap pointments, In Sanford, Ro bert W. Miller has been assigned to Christ United Methodist Church and Brette P. Sa nf ord will be the new associate pastor at First United Methodist. Charles McKenzie has been assigned to Trinity United M ethodist and Myra Jones was named chapla in of t he Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise. Associate Pastor at First United Methodist V. Scott Harris has been assigned as pastor of Riverview UMC In Ormond Beach. Robert F. Dickinson will be the new associate at Cornmunity United Methodist Church in Casselberry replacing Walter L. Reid Jr. who will be sent to St. Paul IJMC in Orlando. Something Special' For INegro College Fund "SOMETHING SPECIAL", a Channel 2's John E. Evans and televised fund raising event, Dr. Oswald P. Bronson, president of Bethune-Cookman will be broadcast over a county area on June 9 8-11 p.m. College. on WESH.TV for BethuneNancy Wilson and Clifton Cuokman College and the Davis will highlight the line up United Negro Coll ege Fund. of the parade of stars along with e Temptations, Bernie Casey, th Co-host ing the event will e 5 - - . -; 'l - - 1 9 - • - Denlece Williams, Marilyn member colleges that UNCI' Bethune-Cookman McCoo and Billy Davis, Gloria 8UPPOft Loring, Barry Williams and College is one of two UNCF colleges in the state of Florida, many more. Other festivities during the "Something Special" is the evening will Include a live first televised fund raising remote hun the Plaza Hotel special for the United Negro where Joy Bryon of WESH and College Fund and will benefit 41 B-CC alumni will gather. U ' . - I. Si _'.'_. I, - . ~. - -. - .' . it ::. - . Herald Photo by Tom Vict Rev. William Ennis presented trophies to outstanding students in the 81h grade graduating class Wednesday night at All Souls School. From left, Rose Marie Schutz, iteligion; Susie Brisson, effort; 'fammy Kaleel, Math; their teacher, Herbert Eckstein; Michael Leonar, general excellency: Sister Moira, principal; Martha Mericle, language arts; Sandy Stoddard, Science and Patti Eads, Social Studies, GRADUATES HONORED ,.. - -- . . . . - . . . .• .'c. - - �Sunday, June 3, 1979 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONOtE 'V SIR, WAX DOING? Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 44 Heating apparatus 1 Saratoga 47 Confederate !1K 4 Hatred States Army r'°I A A 1:0* I TAN i A_ OAR;!if! 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A _ L-MZ - 11 4 i& ______________ 1. _ _________________ _____ __________________________________ ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _ _____ _____ ' - -- - - - .- -. . . - -.- - - •- -- - - - - - ®OF WOMEN AND MEN 0112) REX HUUBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE Ii) SESAME STREET (R) Thomas nar rates the lif, and works of noted photographer William Henry Jackson. 3:31 - - - --. as a "marker" for a losing bet. lie said. "I sit" (lie' original tanmiper with it. I make children, both notorious scene nated tile part, %%its illiscast. stealers. But filching a scene which is why tile)- want file in "lie played Sorrowful like an thienim. They say I've got $5 from ,Nlattliau with his basset elegant midwestern senator. inillion built fit at tire box office hound face is well nigh f il l- l'mmi a New Yorker miiyself and I because I make audiences fthl possible. know guys like Sorrowful." good and relaxed. They tell me One of his best loved filn Walter finished lunch and nn speech is meretricious and was "11w Bad News Bears" in lurched out of the commissary. that imiy externals are excellent. which he was aswarm with lie plodded do%1I the studio whatever that means. prepubescent baseball mop- stree ts in his patented oblique amble which makes tutU appear pets. "All I know is that I keep "I'liat stuff about kid actors is to Lit- walking oil the bias. telling inyself riot to perform. I a cliche, I tell you," Matthau Preoccupied, lie mmmdc his way try' to be natural and not make said. "I don't want to talk about to his office a imiile distant. the stagehands laugh. If the that little Sara , She's all right. Walter's Walcan' Productions crew laughs, you're acting too "But I'll tell you what makes dus coinpany co-produces tits liluch. the kid so cute. It's her false fdnits and takes a healthy bite of "l'mn happy doin g one picture teeth. When we started (he the profits us an imiipressive but a veir. I can't ito more because picture, she lost a tooth and utterly barren office. 'I'here ""IS it's too much work. I need a few tile), filled tile gap with it falsie. nothing oil his desk .savu a weeks to repleiiisli tile talent She lost another omit' a couple of telephone. 'llie coffee table was Ali assistant direLlor entered said b'lonige'd It) 5(HI1LJUC else. Walter's office, beckoning lain "She only wears tile plate when she's working. It miiukes said, ''hello, Willy'? 'I'his is "1 don't have problems with Satisfied thuit he'd made th e my teeth. My problem is the right wager, he' telephoned his Anal yzed vs," I 'flme lost Financia lly ABC's Tuesday flight lead by %%here James ' Jones left off, fills to serure the lead oil Monday, 1: Three's Conipany; 2: its 1%londay i9ght schedule and Prewitt by inventing Preml.t.'s Enough; 4: Vacation Ill 1101 network schedule, he was told it ABC Monday imiovie; 5: Murk & and later, in answer to a schedule: ') I:OO.4OQ A film clip of the new question from the floor, called it : "Misadventures of Sheriff and "Real People" NBC's best Iohio" show indicated it wo uld bets among the new shows. In the ratings race, CBS beat ABC fit the Nielsens for tire Silverman was most en- week ending May 27 --- the first thusiastic about "Heal People," Wne since January that ABC said "Hello Larry" would get a lost first place. Major con- GREASE __________ __________ LPLAZA U j PO . WSWEER : designed to put new life into one future that will include musical of the nation's most beloved variety shows, pop concerts, entertainment landmarks. _________________ C at $7.50 for general admission ropolitan tourist attraction on after a gala premiere Thursday earth and, as the biggest loll COMES A HORSEMAN a __________________ ___ _______________________ — Features — crisis and what Americans can TOURIST TRAP cia SANFORD INN performances by star enter- The show, "A New York tainers. Summer," opened to the public on a two-show-a-day schedule C SUNDAY ONLY U EARLY BINDS _____________________ laser shows and one-man Pump" The recent gasoline crunch, the reasons behind this ,,, 9fl. Strokes" now would play episode's of winch scored in the outside family viewing time top 20, 'Dunrimy", and "The / _____ _ ARM I "This is the largest zxiet- night. Some 5,000 Invited theater in New York, we are premiere guests, including looking forward for convention Mayor Ed Koch, crowded in to business," Jam told the pro- admire the $5 million renova- miere audience. "Our first lion of the "new" Musical Hall show is based on Radio City the show which relied heavily celebration." on the legendary 36 Rockette dancers, putriered now by 36 male Rockets. 11:30 , What the mostly formally dressed audience saw was a series of exercises in nostalgia, C Only last year, the Music Hall plus some exciting song-and- LATE MOVIE "Tra- seemed doomed by financial dance routines from current vels With My Aunt" (1972) realities that made It a loser as Broadway musical hits. The Maggie Smith. Alec McCowen, a first-run family movie show was thinly tied together conservative Showcase. manager is persuaded by his by the drainaticline ofatourist eccentric aunt to accompany amily determined to see all of An innovative new manage- f her on a search for her kid- Rhythm & Rhymes young bank A Our First Week Of Return Entertainment Will Feature All Drinks 75c Tues., May 29 Thru Sat,, June 2 New York's top sights In two ment organization, Music Hall days. Productions, Inc., has come up with a charming but somewhat Although official New York cornball show formula concen- has gone to bat over the past tratü on the tourist altrac- two years to save Music Hall Lions of the city, from the from the wrecker's ball, there nappedformerboyfrlend.(R) (4) CBS MOVIE "The Survival Of Dana" (Premiere) Melissa Sue Anderson, Robert Carradone. A teen-sger who moves to a different state alter the divorce of her parents finds her values challenged by her affluent, anti-social new classmates. 9p.m. Til 1 a.m. UNDER CONVERSION TO A GQAIQ3P\ were a lot of empty seats in the celebrity section for the Robert E. Jani, president of premiere. Liberty, - . ,. . 5~v" OF SANFORD — .4 United Nations to the Statue of 4& R46 PH. 323-4010 SANFORD ll~ _______j I - play. I have veto power over casting and Lonsulting privile- mattlm steadfastly has ig- rnove before I began this suggestions here and there and niored W.C. Fields' admonition project. It holds up very well, they usually tell inc to shut up. against w ork ing with (logs or but Adolph Menjou, who origi"M) pictures make money -. '-f. veterate gamble'm' himmisell, he soine control of tile characters 1 plays the Shirley Temple role' in baseball gammies, placing bets gt' the' screenplay based on I)anion based on Dodger pitchers who "But I have no control over Hunyon's story of a race horse are having a lousy year. the creative process. That's the 'This part is perfect for me," directors job and I don 't bookie' who is stuck with the kid . OL "Little Miss Marker." An in- Stinison. the 6-year-old who t~agers daily oil tire outconle of - I .._ (2) MOVIE "World Of Susie Wong" (C) (1961) William Hoiden, Nancy Kwan. Tragedy unites an American artist and a Chinese girl. (2 1/2 His.) (4)OTOBEANNOUNCED TIME EXPOSURE Lowell Matthau's growled. reference was to tiny Sara ___________ the aid of Kolisk. McCloud and 3:30 7.30 (2)A.M.E.HOUR (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 800 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY "Doll'task nicabout the kid he NEW YORK (UPI) - Debt- tile corporation and former and could deal with "niore Body Ifurnan: the Sexes." substantial subject matter." 'l'he 10 top network programs ridden, Radio City Music hail creative director of Walt "F here to Eternity: Th e for th e week, according to the reopened this week with a new Disney Productions, has aban- War Years," which picks up A.C. Nielsen Cu. sere: summer musical extravaganza doned the movie form at for a Sam Spade to smooth out an lnt.rnationel indent. EDT.) (1 JERRY FALWELL (12) BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY Cit)' 11(111 Reopens spoofs Sherlock Holmes as Holmes' great-grandson enlists be broadcast from 3:30-4:00 liON WALTER 'NIATIFILAU ~ears people have accepted the MIss Marker. anti-hero schiwup. That's me. It was noontime in th e busy shoe kind of Dodgers. I keep losing bets on So I play an 01(1 studio and Walter was taking An old slipper type. his lunch break. lie ordered his tlmeimi atiti it's driving mime h av e my on that I 'No c ra zy." meal dyspeptically. ... production company I have ittilau is type-cast in Python originator John Cleese Entertainment Center and see Music Hall's heritage - a real ketball game. (Note: If a sixth game in the NBA finals Ii not necessary. Three On Three will 0 THE LAW AND YOU / boost froin a new co-star, and tributing factors Were -Blind Aimibitloni,'' the final three 11:00 (1) (.4)00(12) NEWS ) THE END OF CIVILIZATION (AS WE KNOW IT) Monty Steinberg In a half-court bag- Cl) 28 COMPANY (4) SUNDAYSCHOOL FORUM l(unyone'sque character. Sorrowfuliones, shich he plays in noted ''Larry" and ''Diff'rent will be explored In this special, Loughisfy and Kevin Dobson 700 actor lie thaled tire telephone and to tire set. ''l'mn going to the Dodger tier lisp which is something to Joey. Who's starting for tile gaine tonight," Walter said. -I Dodgers tonight?" listen to. want to see them witt my own 'd EDTOSE ANNOUNCW 300 (4) 0 THREE ON THREE George McGinnis, Kevin euniiie'nts I as making as an anti-heroic. - You have to be good looking to be a hero. In the last 10 or 15 the archtypical Karainazov. expect In the coming months murdered.(I 1/2 Hrs.) [4) CHURCH SERVICE lie was already has made to Madison When he tried to illustrate imuike CBS's "Dukes of IlaAvenue advertising agencies how NBC hoped to cut into zard" look like "The Brothers (2) 112) NBC NEWS SPECIAL - 'The Incred ible Shrinking Gas Boris Kerlotf, Gaily Moore. While acting as amateur sleuths, the boys are nearly 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE figuration. (1) MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 C2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES to the pitches Silverman 10:00 MATE) "Abbott And Costello 6:30 ticated They began to pick up oil satire and parody and the weeksago and tile), inade tier a im ry except fui a book %flnuh lie The presentation was similar wasn't available. 9:30 1121 MOVIE (TIME APPROXI' T . its custoinary doleful con- plate. what he admitted was a projectionist to show the three 0 TONY AWARDS Jane Alexander, Henry Fonda and Liv UIiman are co-hosts for the 33rd annual presentation of these awards honoring excellence In theater productions, M BONNM * 6:00 :®ABE'TTER WAY 0 THIS IS HE UFE - _____ ____ AN'N.1'53 MINU1SOI _______ her on after the death of King Edward; she retires to the south of France to live out her later years. forms this ballet based on the __________ I "Growth Stocks: Small Is Beautiful" Guest: John Westergaard, executive vice president, Ariametrics Inc. (R) Meet The Killer" (B/W) (1949) __ I 6O1'NOM IN MYMINU ____ 6)MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: Fifty Cents A Dance" Greek tragedy in which Clytemnestra murders her busband to remain with her lover. I 'i (2) OUTDOORS 2:00 ______ rumpled face was arranged in audiences have become sophis- FRIENDS worth millions of dollars. (A) NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 TV AUCTION (CONT'D) ED GREAT PERFORMANCES America: "Dance In Clytemnestra" The Martha Graham Dance Company per- . MORNING But after a while I learned . C THE ODD COUPLE recover space 0equipment 1:30 ______________ byT.K.Ryan F A CAP WHO .rrM. _____________________ .* ZOONIES _______ -- ______________ __________________________________________________________ _ F _ IClT iO5R'ii ______ _______ ML It1D Ut T( lKTepj..i .wn.ç* L'i ______ I_______________________________________________________________________________________________ - : ________________ _ ___ . shoes were scuffed. Walter's disastrous season, moon in a homemade rocket to ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN 2:30 4_1 1 I _ -_5 C : ____ ____________________ ________ ____ ______ - _________ 'p _______________ __ a' - Ir " 1r I _____ _____________ ___ ______ "lf .. 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS - 4; dinner. (A) Higgins. A junkman and two young adventurers travel to the ly launches themselves Into ' space. 1/2 Hrs.) auctioned to the highest bldder. (3) CAROL BURNETT AND * / V _ some 100 security analysts this SLTL'Cfl with the NBC 1979-80 plunged ahead. Sloane'," that will star Robert week in an effort to convince schedule in red, white and blue. i'1nung the snippets of new Conrad as an American .James them NBC will rise again front When Silverman asked the nil ornmt ion about the NBC Humid it i a "live action cartoon" (1 9 78) Andy Griffith, Joel McMahon. The duo accidental- anythIng and everything will be ., ., H I ____ _____ U ______ LOOAiiS LM I _ . .IMY PER. lET by Bob Thav.s NO A by Stan Ls and John Romita ____________________________________________ 4:30 i MIKE DOUGLAS . , (4)0 ALICE Out of the good. ness of his heart and the promise of free publicity, Mel agrees to treat a group of orphans to a free Thanksgiving 0 ABC MOVIE "Salvage" Marl Blanchard, Horace convent makes a deal with a gangster to crack a safe filled with diamonds. (2 His. 20 Mins.) TV AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza where ____________________________________ ________ FAREWELL ______ FRANK AND ERNEST Nov irS SPIDER-MAN _______________ ___ __________ folio Go To Mars" (81W) (1953) . James Mason. A British corn- 1 CZ1 ' . 2. 9:00 sixth game in the NBA finals Is not necessary, the Kemper Open will be broadcast from 4:00.6:00 p.m. EDT.) (121 MOVIE "Abbott And Cos- Hoffman.proessor U THE LUCY SHOW 12) MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET - folded his face into a grin. - 1 never figured to make a 1tviin as an actor, he sairL "l.conning a movie star didnt enter in mmd. I asnt pretty enough. I thought maybe I could make a living as a character man. "Real People" as the two new and Saturday flights. I'lie -Buck Rogers fit the 25th .%laid)- ; 6:Taxi: 7: tienie Body Tuesday, lie asked for tire Will shows most likely to be hits in audience listened respecifully. clip oil NBC inovies. I'liat Century," lie said, %%its "it %sit)- fluman, Happy Days and It wasn't easy. the proceedings wasn't the network's fall schedule. to do a Western with different "Dumminmiy"; 10: Barry Manilo available, either. The NBC president's en- began hi orderly fashion, with "ilopefull)' the schedule in hardware" and likened it to the special. thuslasm caine in response to a Silverman behind a lectern, and (tie full will play a little better old "Gunsnmioke" series. question as Silverman faced in front of tile audience it huge lie spoke of "A Nlan Called than this," Silverman said and coincides with Julie's sudden upsurge In political activity. (R) Hollow Country Club In Char- strategic desert outpost. (2 - Hrs.) 0 MOVIE "Grand Slam" (C) 11968) Janet Leigh, Robert 0BEWITCHED 5:00 money on Bob Conrad in "A C4) a ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann's important business meeting with a wealthy Arab lotte, North Carolina. (Note: If a mando in charge of an Austra. . .I. few lulnutes. lie hung up and Man Called Sloane" and in Wednesday, nimaybe Thursday carrying thiemmi over into kid brother. 8:30 0 GOLF "Kemper Open" (4) MOVIE "The Desert Rats" 4:00 (2,) EMERGENCY ONEI 641 THE ODD COUPLE (12) ROOKIES PRO. an Silverman is betting NBC's outlined how the network hoped slotting two-part big movies on time space left by the death of Laverne & Sturley; 3: Eight Is Phoebe Snow and Gloria Kaye. Coverage of final-round play In this PGA tour event from Quail NIGHT 3:30 o MASH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY NEW YORK (U111) — Fred itrid NBC affiliates, as fie music, variety featuring Marilyn McCoo, (I)RACERS - LIVE Host: Steve Martin. Guest: Van Morrison. (A) El) STUDIO SEE Silverman an all-woman all-star hour of 1:00 . forces ____ women. (A) U ANNE MURRAY'S LADIES NIGHT Anne Murray headlines ED HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA 11:00 (2) (1) 00(12) NEWS ED MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 11 30 a GENERAL HOSPITAL Edith goes to apply for a bank loan and discovers that there are different rules for men and 12:30 C2) (M MEET THE PRESS 0BLACK AWARENESS -. to a son. (A) 3:00 9'DO (12) (141) DONAHUE (11 DINAHI (1) EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING 9:55 GD UPBEAT M (3) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY I's auctioned to the highest bidder. Ilan division in North Africa ANSWERS ___________ copies of JACOBY MODERN.) phone extravaganza where anything and everything will b BEST OF FAMILIES (2) 1121 SATURDAY future when he Invents • i+achine that transports him back and forth in time. (A) OW AUCTION A bid-by. the target of a psychopathic . assassin (Dick Van Dyke).(A) :0 TV AUCTION(CONrD) ment, his wife Sarah gives birth I polliwog 13 1 young.. envelopes. The most Interest- make yourself, the better your East took his ace of spades r. ______ (è_____ can work this one out, we will give a degree in clair- MV HEART UNP A'5HOR FRcii ThE where that extra six of spades came from. '$CTWJM'- ' ' KIT "Borrowing Money, Beer, Oriental Rugs" ___________ of you can figure out which card won trick three. If you puter genius gets a look at the (1) TO BE ANNOUNCED (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 NARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN MOVIE for profit. (2 Hrs.) Time Machine" (1978) John ~i4~1' JJ1IA (Sept. 23-Oct. 12) An could turn out 10 ________________________ acuhit beablg help to you today. Don't 1. Europe's longest bridge is eager to exploit the creature 2:30 2) ANOTHER WORLD CA ED LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 8:00 .ing it. (A) Brooklyn asked what you do breaks could occur If they as dealer. aren't blocked. hands, the bidding, and the _______ Island by a greedy oil firm (12) INTERCOM f) CONSUMER SURVIVAL The late Joseph B. Lee of pen. A couple of fortunate _______________________ _____ brought back to New York City Beck, Andrew Duggan. A corn- "Ambition" After James Lathrop wins a design competl- 8:30 from an unihabiled Hawaiian 12:00 S someone, now is the time to The World Almanac*VIRGO (Aug. 23.'Se$. 22)11 __________________________ wouldbehoovs youtotalk softly U GOOD MORNING AMERI- .this legendary sea and the diffonent types of pollution affect- ',. points you'dllketo got acmuto homefrort. 6-28 You hold: .1 IU$7$Il432 ED MOVIE "King Kong C23 TODAY IN FLORIDA (81W) (1933) Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong A monstrous ape is AFTERNOON veiling alone on Supertrain, is Services you perform for your 8:25 (I) 02) . TODAY of Transylvanian dirt to Holly- 10:00 (2) 0 SUPERTRAIN A man . learns that his wife, who Is Ira- a warm hand. TAURUS (April &May 20) 8:00 [4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO EDSTUDIOSEE The Rails" is hired to transport a coffin full throughout the Mediterranean, Jacques Cousteau explores This gives you the feeling of they social or business. Extend i12 TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "The .."s 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) N EWS 7:30 7:00 (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY "A Tiger Walks" Residents of a small town panic when a circus tIger which mauled its handler BAPTIST 2:00 7:25 (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA Kilimanjaro" The Masai and 0BIG BLUE MARBLE i-: "Mediterranean: Cradle Or Coffin?" Filmed at locations Is, be ED SESAME STREET the wild animals of Ambosel, compete for available food in East Africa THE WORLD (.12,1 THE DOCTORS 0 FAMILY LIFE "The Healing Family: Reaching Out To 1 1:30 () 0 FACE THE NATION EDTHECOU8TEAUODY88eY k. CA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS the riches and power of a wood for use In a horror movie. 1:30 cage. (Part 1 of 2)(R) [4)0 60 MINUTES JOHNNY CASH "Aiding boyfriend to elope. (R) ' , 7:00 is accidentally released from its British soldiers set out to claim uci(n). 0 ALL MY CHILDREN T AGRONSKY AND COMPA- '(2)1121 BJ AND THE BEAR BJ oworksz's will prove to ibe (12) HI. NEIGHBOR (12) WILD KINGDOM "Beneath arranges for Carmen and her 9:00 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS Comes The Bride" A friend remote, legendary kingdom. 1:00 ~ I' (I-I' DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES CHURCH ED QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "Here Connery. Michael Caine. Two 6:55 (2) NBC NEWS Others" Would Be King" (1975) Sean Remember your benefactor in 6:47 )EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES TURNS 0 (12) FIRST exciting friends could enter could be granted to you today. 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:30 Walter Matthau shuffled into the Universal Studios conunisiry looking like an unmade bed, grumbling with the ferocit of a bear awakened from hibernation. Ills hair was disheveled, lie 4 Op the studio's remake of -Little (1` NEWS 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 4)(3 AS 11:00 Aristotle. (Part 2 of 2) 12:30 CI) 11 TODAY 0 FOR OUR TIMES The visit of Pope John Paul ii to Poland to comemmorate the 900th anniversary of the martyrdom of St. Stanislaus. Poland's patron saint, is covered. ED ZOOM(R) bidder. RESTLESS 0 0 (12) NEWS ED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING @ 0 FRIDAY MORNING OGOOD MORNING AMERI (~D TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Coach Buttermaker finds himself exposed as the ringleader - of a major money fraud when , the Bears innocently solicit public funds for new uniforms, U TV AUCTION A bid-by. :, phone extravaganza where anything and everything will be \ auctioned to the highest ~_4) THE YOUNG AND THE bidder. EDTHEADVOCATES country. (2 Hrs.) f. 12:00 1 PASSWORD PLUS L;F) KUTANA ng broker and talked business for a askew. His pointed wing-tipped 6:30 adi - trousers. tits necktie was auctioned to the highest clorn and democracy to the (A) 0 FAMILY FEUD 10:30 totalitarian government, three men attempt to restore free. (1) 0 BAD NEWS BEARS WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 N AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza where anything and everything will be the U.S. has submitted to a endless problems. ir on and ducked quickly. Now sign. Benefits can be derived today CANCER (June 21-July 22) through persons you deal with South did not ruff. He simply discarded his ABOUT IV _______________________ 0 '- 4$, Radio City Station, N.Y. make your job easier. produced the heart ace. East saw what was going 10019. Be sure to specify birth AIR(March 21-April 19) By Oswald Jacoby ___ _____ 8 00 5:30 Guest. Malcolm Muggeridge, 6:00 MOVIE "Shadow On The Land" (C) (1968) Jackie Cooper, John Forsythe. After Cl) (12) CHIPS A trio of young skateboarders and a reckless driver cause Ponch and Jon 8:30 plan to try to drop a single- I Ill - restless needs. Many new and helps you achieve a victory 493 diamonds. It was South's Pass Pass Pass _ _________ ______ Raquel Welch. HIGH ROLLERS 4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) age farmers and a New England cemetery. (R) . (1) THE MUPPETS Guest: Sen, Niccolo Machiavelli and of spades could not also old starts with your *rthday, offairs many niwiscis the ace oi hurt..and kineof ______ abeu, Vulnerable: Both 'r011 REALIZE I I COULL? GET L1STEP FOR THIS.' _____ (2) CANDID CAMERA CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. , A J 752 • 762 • AQ. e ______________________________________ ______________________________________ by Al Verrrf,~er _________________ ________________ __________________ PRISCILLA'S POP . 11:00 L) 6:25 () PORTER WAGONER EVENING SEE visits Alaska's "bush country, teen- 7:30 IIOIIYWOOI) u P11 11:30 500 ED FIRING LINE 'Modern Attitudes Toward Life And Death (E) STUDIO MANY MORNING 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE to retrace the evolution of the English language. (A) 0 LAWRENCE WELK MShJiJ. mon folk discuss the hazards and benefits of running (A) 5:30 0 RIVER TO THE SEA Alexander Scourby visits van- ey Mountain Cloggers. ______ Le 10:55 6:00 F-TROOP sI A 0 CBS NEWS (I) EARLY DAY British author and social critic 10:00 . ~ (0 SOCCER MADE IN GER. because East, who had al. will get filled up. Your new Fortune will make sure lthings A Q lii $4 - . _______ 0 14EV LISTEN, I NATE ) 'YOU SEEM LIKE NICE PERSON, BUT TO KEEP TERING I'VE T A J03 "r011 ALL THE TIME' TO P0' A ___ ______ J ready produced the ace-tack Astro-Graph Letter, which go your way. SOUTH back alimony payments.(I 1/2 (2) THE GONG SHOW BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 (12) HEE HAW Guests: Ron- 4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI Alex Harvey. Barry Ryan and Charlie Medical authorites and com. Hrs.) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 7:00 y led Friends are thinking about you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) dummy's kIng ? hearts. today and will be seeking out Today Is the day to try to work This Is known asa "dlacovcompany. There's a good out any plans that call for ery" play. South wanted to your find the king of diamonds chance your social calendar another's cooperation. Dame i42 --- _______ - group. and South KQ5 V K 843 J93 * K 74 WESTEAST # 9863 4 A J 10 4 . ture the leader of a militant 0 JUKEBOX Guests Pilot. 4:30 ED RUN. AMERICA. RUN MOVIE "The Big Broad. cast Of 1938' (8/W) (1938) Bob Hofe. W.C. Fields. Three of a mans ax-wives chase him across the sea in search of ROOKIES Mike is critically injured when he tries to cap. Ripper slayings 10:30 I: ALL STAR SECRETS ([) PTL CLUB formance in New Mexico (RI LEE 0 CBS N EWS 0 NEWS recent murders reminiscent of the 19th century Jack the Unlikely 4 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) featured in rehearsal and per- (1) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- (M FLORIDA'S WATCHING GEMINI ( May 21-June 20) the future. _______________ __________ NORTH 8:30 0 THE NIGHT STALKER Kolchack investigates a series Of 0SUMMER SEMESTER Flamenca Dance Company are (11 ORAL ROBERTS ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 covers her fathers true 'denti- . Maria Benitez and her Estampa bidder. .daughter. Jeanne Marie, dis. , ED MEETING OF MINDS Steve Allen talks with Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sun Yat- your life. auctioned to the highest death of Edward Langtry: her activities geared to satisfy your 19) enormous favor which . anything and everything will be . . Star" Lillie remarries after the - 4:00 N AUCTION (cONTD) SPORTSWORLD Live coyerage of the Professional Bowlers Association Doubles Classic from Sar, Jose. California ED ESTAMPA FLAMENCA American flamenco dancer phone extravaganza where "Lillie: Sunset And Evening pany of persons who can do you BIRTHDAY much good. This could be a June 4,1P7, You should find this coining lucky day. ar filled with an abundance of _____________________________________________________ e com- that brings you into YOUR _ _ ///C .-- For Monday, Juno 4, 1979 — — — — — — — — ______ ______ S — — @ ARCHIE CAMPBELL 0 WIND AND flRE A festival of music and dance for Pentecost is presented live from St. Bartholomews Episcopal Church in New York City. 0 N AUCTION A bid-by- bidder. ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE . Better to say nothing than to 20) To try to please people repeat something that's wrong. today you might agree to do LIBRA (Se. 23-0ct. 23) to manage trick)' situations for Putting too much Mock In your ethers today. Should mishaps hunches could lead you down occur, they'll be charged back the garden path today. When it 10 U• 57 — ______ _______ _______ - - - __________ _ .. - 49 50 51 __________ I" 54 ' 52 56 - 42 E43 — — — _____ DOORS CPEN TO LET_____ THE WATER OUT.' _______ T _ catTy It off well, mutually shared, will be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 234 uhilaratlng. GEMINI May 2lJuae ) 21) Your behavior Is under the trouble daying on course. Mah standards. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) a list of your priorities, then Think twice before volunteering strive to follow through. 9:00 0 TV AUCTION A bid-by,phone extravaganza where anything and everything will be auctioned to the highest defined today or you'll have spin Isn't UP to Its usual high An 39 41 by Bob Montana HI, ,ARCHIE F BE BETTY, FORIT'D A RIDE.' PUT ON YOUR BEACH! GEE, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL IT SURE BATHING SUIT _____ — Is' ANDI'LLPICK _____ — You UP.' - 38 — — — — __ ARE WE 8:00 NEWS today. It will be the wall el position. ARM (March 21-April 19) Penns that get thinP Out Of kilter. Don't permit your thoughts to VIRGO (Aug. 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McVlcker, sql to Aime H. Kret, & WI Donna P., LI 13, 131k E. uvin Jr. & wf Gina M., Lot 57, North Orl, Ranches, Sec. One, ady Oaks, $52,500 $20,500. BenlamIn F. Irvin & WI Lola to Gary 0. Bartnlck 8. WI Gail to ancis Rapa & *1 Alice, Lot 1, 131k Paul Kryg & WI Debrah L.. LI 4 Crystal Bowl 2nd Actdn, 5.45,500. Devonshire, 537.000. Dade Fed to Charles L. Hodoval & Linda L., Un. A 1 Sandlewood, CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8:00 A.M. 45gne. $47403, , . HlnM. teerw1 *54ut$ Wuce A. BarnhllI 8. WI Rita M., LI 6it English Woods, $62,200. .EalieJ. Evans& Linda to Dean 6. IJinsler & WI Christine, Lot 8 Aldean frdens $34,000. Horvath Groves, Inc. to City 'l., S 30' of S"i of SE'/4 Of SW'/ f Sec 32.21.31, $2,700. Robert P. Fritz Jr. & WI Brenda to Anthony G. D'Aquisto& WI Janet G., LI 273 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 2, 162,000. Beatrice Skovgaard, sql. to Julius M. Garner 8. WI Beverly, LI 4, 131k 8, Meredith Manor Nob Hill Sec., $35,000. Roy F. Labossiere Sr. 1. WI Carol to Michael Hemmen 8. WI Patricia, Lot 3, 81k L. Summerset North Sec. 6, $42,000. Wrenco Homes Inc. to Paul G, Numbley & WI Joy S.. Lot 316, Wrenwood Unit Three, Second Addn, $30S0O Bobby ft. Motley 8. wI Thelma to Norris H. Hartzog 8. WI Patricia, Lot 2$ Sanlando Ests., FIrst Addn., $35,900. Hoist P. Grau, sql. to Mark E. Shafranski & WI Barbara A., Lot 16, Howell Branch Woods s.d. $46,200. ElanaShawtoWarren L. Fageley 8. WI Barbara S., LI 9 Town Of Lbrtgwood, $77,500. • JosephP.Wrba&wfCarolAnnto Carlos A. Garcia a. WI Ivelte, LI 400 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 2, 9,000. Bobby L. Rollins & WI Cynthia to Mark 0. Hoen I. wi Boyle, Lot 147 Hills, $25,000. Joht" L. Brewer & wI Marsha to %fephen A. Anderson & *1 Mona A., tOt 34, Spring Oaks sd, $51,500, 'tarI B, Hall I. WI VIrginIa to Jq$sie Smith & wf Anna T., Lot I & IA, 8111 23, Dreamwold, Sec. Four, Nicholas L. A. Martuccl & WI Euge,,Ia to Wilmeth G. Burns & WI *ace, Lot 38 13111 0, The Forest, 140,500. Avy HInes, wid., etal to J. M. atlaway, trustee, Lot 384 Town Of LongwOod, $22,500. Tommy R. Turner, sql 8. MarcIa Turner, sgl. to John W. Gore 8. FlInch A., Lot 35, 01k C, Hidden Lake Un. 18, $31,$Q0. Joseph H. Hertilng & wf ElIz. to ln L. Skullety 1. WI Debra & Dennis S. 1401: 8. wI Cornine, Lot 32 fndtre* West, s000. Betty M. Kinney, sgl & Louise W, + County teqles"on June 12, 1919 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible to consider a ft, proposed amendment.to Ordinance 7623' An ordinance relating to specIfIed areas 01 Seminole County served by water and sewer systems acquired. owned or operated by Seminole County; amending Ordinance 76.23 by revising section 1.07, section 1.08, section 2.01, sectign 2.03, section 2.01, sectIon 3.02 and sectIon 3.03. All revisions relate to increasIng both water and sewer service rates and connection fees. Bob French, Chairman Board of County Commission Seminole County, Florida Publish: May 20, 27, June3, 10, 1979 DEJ.76 FICTiTIOUS NAME Noticeisherebygiventhatweane engaged In business at 750 Hwy. 17. , Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name f CARSOFLONGWOOD,andthatWe intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisIons of the FictItious Name Statutes, To.WiI: Section 865.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. 51g. James H. Lucas T. S. Birchfleld Publish June 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 OEK.2i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79'N2'CA'i5.K MAURICE LIEBERMAN and ROSE LIEBERMAN, his wife: and JEROME SWIMMER end 5lRLEY SWIMMER. hIs Wife, PlaIntiffs, J.F. GRANT, at al, Defendants. NOTICIOFACTION TO: J.F. GRANT, residence unknown, if alive, his unknown I, married, and if dead, his respective unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and grantees; and anp and all persons having or claiming any right, title or interest In end to the following described land In SemInole County, Florida, to.wit: The Southwest ¼ of the Southeast McNamara, sal. to Alan Edw. ' o the Southwest ¼ CI Section 9, Shackleft & wI Margaret, N 30' of Township 2) South, Rang. 3) East Lot 23, & S 45' of 22, Golden Rod (ieUaparctltwoafldcfllhelf acres. Manor, 538.000. square in the SOutheast COtfl 'Dean Grove 8. WI Mary to tenh) Lawrence H. Berry 1. wI Stephanie, YOU AND EACH OF YOU we EioIE¼ofNW¼ofSE¼ofSecfl. notified that an action to quiet title 3)30, $113,000. to the above.described property has Donald F. Stormer WI Leone M. been filed against you in the above tq, Vernon 8. Reynolds, Lot $ 8111 i, styled Court and you are required to Mobile Manor 2nd Sec., ioo. serve a copy of your written H. A. Miller Constr. to Donald defenses, if any, to it on W,C. Hut. DiIIe I. WI Marcine, Lot 151 W II' chison, Jr., Hotctii$On & Morris, of II, 5111 G. West Aitamonte Ht5., Plaintiffs' attorney, WhCU Sec. Two $40,500. is P.O. Drawer H, Sanford, Florida Michael Tadden I. wI Julie to 32771, on or before the 15th day Of WiIiec• ft. Pinkley 8. wI Eli:., Lot$ June, 1979, and file the origInal with QWwns Mirror Addn., CS, $11,400. the Clerk of this Court either bfore u; J. Doetith I WI DolOres to Dominic Lattanzio (married) I service on Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately thereafter: othirwise Cãseppe Lattenzio, Lot 21, 0111 0, a default will be entered against you South Pinscrest $35,000. for the relief demanded in the The Greafer Constr. Corp to Lloyd complaint. 6. Le Cain Jr., sgi., Lot N River WlTNESSmyhendandtheI*elol Run Sec. Three, $14,900. c)Edw. H. Parker 8. Richard this Court on the ih day ci May, 1979. 10 Robert C. Patrick & wI Donna (SEAL) IMauel E. Seeley, beg. 900 N of ARTHUR H. BECKW$TH, con. of SW¼ of SE¼ of Sec. 222) . ' .J & runW i5O'N20' F l50'S20'to 3)00. I Point Prop Inc. to Roewood is Inc.. Loll) Cypress Landing bli Point, $14,400. .. --i---.- CIerkOftheClrCuitCoUrt By: CynthIa Proctor Deputy Clerk Publish: May 13, 70. 21, June 3, 1919 QF '12 . ,,....- ....,. •q ." - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 1 time ................43c a line 3consicutivetimes .. . 3$c a line lconsicutive times .....3k J line 3 Lines Minimum ______________________________ ________-_________ KAY CALL 3.49.3178 before9a.m. . orafterp.m. ____________________________ ASSISTANT TO MANAGERTyping, physically fit, flexIble. To assIst In office I warehouse. 3334466, Children to keep in my home Day or Night. Hot meals 32250)5 10r a c*reer in Real Est*te call Realty World, lhe Real Estate - eBORTION SERVICES. itt Trimester abortion-$100; Gyn CIiniC-$20; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free coun tefing Professional care, sup portive atmosphere, con fidential. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Newborn to small infants for working mothers or short vacations in my home. 322.5547. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year olds ONLY, this fall. Best educational opportunity in this area. 3226645. Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer fun-arts, crafts, & field trips. 3238424. 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 0921 Toll Free 1100.2212361 Legal Notice Will do baby sitting in my borne, day 1. evenIng. 2 & under. 373.1333 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R Child Care with hot meals 2 to 8 years 322.6431 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79974.CA-O4E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF OTIS SANDERS, JR., Special Summer program Ion 6 12 yrs. old including weekly swimming, skating, 8. movies. 3726645 SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER Husband.Petitloner, and JUANITA WILLIAMS SANDERS, Wlfe.Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Juanita Williams Sanders You are hereby notIfied that a proceeding for Dissolution of MarrIage a Vinculo has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your writthn defenses, if any, thereto upon Petitioner's attorney, whose name and address appear below, on or before June 27, 1979 and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court either before servIce on Petitioner's attorneys or im mediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS MY HAND and theseaI of this Court on the 23rd day of May, A.D., 1979. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Court By: Susan F. Tabor Deputy Clerk RICHARD L. MAMELE HUTCHISON & MORRIS Post Office Drawer H 230 North Pack Avenue Florida 32771 'Publith May27, idn.3,1L17'1979 DEJI)9 ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION, CASE NO. 791Ii.CP IN RE: Estate of SYLVAN RIEGEL, Deceased, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Oft DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminIstration of the Estate of SYLVAN RIEGEL, Deceased, File No, 79211.CP is pending In the Circuit Court of SemInole County, FlorIda, Probate Division, the ad. dress of whIch is Room 322, Seminole Countj Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771, The Per. sonal Representatives of the estats are JEAN ETTE ft. BROWN and DOROTHY v. CRAIGHEAD, whose address Is co Post OffIce Box 132$, Winter Park, Florida 327O. The name and address of the Personal RepresentatIves' attor TERRANCE H, DITTM' , t Murrah, Doyle, O'shea and Sassei', P.A., 000 West Morse Boulevard (P.O. Box 132$), Winter Park, Florida 32710. 9—Good U.Pick Black Eye Peas. 1.5 bu. Call Herbert Russell 322.7238 for information. Clean 3 OR, 2 bath, garage. Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st, last mo. rent, security deposit, $325 mo. $62.1fl9 or 322. 0141. 1—Instructions Creative Expressions 323.8812 0296. 18-Help Wanted Experienced New & Used car get ready man. See Mike at Joe Creamons. 322.3391 ext. 226. Typist secretary, Part time, cx. perienced 60 wpm, small office in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 3fl.4303, - , - FACTORY WORKER-Capable of learning to blend solvents, In. telligent & flexible. Able to handle 55 gal. drums, 323.1401. 1mm. opening, part time. Average 23 to 30 hrs. per wk. PublIc Records Research Clerk. No isp. req. Typing 00 WPM, work out of ienlnOfI County Co'.wt House. Call 60.1400, Ext. 120 for appoIntment. Equal OpportunIty Employer. Carpet Installer or helper Apply In person Sanford Carpet Eve.322.0612,322-iSll, 3224177 ills. Park Ave. Babç' SItter wanted 2 or 3 day week, 2:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 322609 Nurses. RN's & LPN's, Aides, Llve.ln companIon, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 621.0636. Hous.iosper- Must be good with chIldren. Mon. thru Fri. Own trans. & references. Deltona Area. 574.1404, LPN, Full tIme & part time. Apply WITHIN THREE may have that challenges the vahidty of the decendent's Will, the qualifications of the Personal Dorothy V. Craighead, as Personal R.preswtativ the Estat, ci SYVAN RIEGEL, Attorney for Personal Representatives: TERRANCE H. DITTMER Of Murnah, Doyle, O'shea an Sasse', PA. West Morse Boulevard P.O. 80*1328 Winter Park, Florida 32790 Telephone: (305) 8449001 Publish June 3, 10, 1979 DEK3I ''*.-.. - ..... of inc. REALTOR, MLS 373.521,525 annually. Graduation from an accredited college or universIty with 4 years of 323-5774 Day or Night progressIvely responsible cx perlence in federal grants -.- - ______________ planning, employment and manpower programs 2 years of which must have been In a supervisory capacity or an equivalent combination of ROIIIE'S Employer M.F. ACOLORFULFUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644. 3079 for details. AVON REALTY 0 etsuos 24 HOUR E 322-9283 ______________________________ /A.FHA-235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment io care tar cidenly lady during the day while daughler works. Winter Springs area. 327. 0600. MAID POSITION- exp. preferred. Apply in person. Sanford Nursing I Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 full baths, spotlessly clean, step Wanted SUNNY DAYSI 3 BR, 1½ bath home on large loll Central air, w-w carpet, Pan. FR, w-fIreplace, coy, patio and grill 'and Morel BPP WARRANTEb. Shiny Deal for 539,9001 saver kit. w.eye level micro range oven on full standard range, 1g. ref. 8. OW, cxc. closet iWill speCs. Priced nlght,'won't jiltI" $31,300. Clean Const. New Homes 322.3421 OWNER HEADING for moun tains. Cute 3.1 wIg. yd. I plenty of shade, storage galore, quIet but easy access to I-I & down. town areas. Unexcelled value, $21,500. Opportunies "Receive 100 letters or more daily each containing $1.00. Will send copy of plan plus 6 Formulas for $1.00 and stamped envelope. Send to: H.P.,)., 7113 Killian, Orlando, Fla. 32107, - Won't last long. Only $34,900. WHERE THE ACTION 151 Exc, locatIon, dance studio business w.great potential on Hwy. 17.92. Only $7000 FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER HOME,2acres locatedon spring fed lake in the mountains of N. NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. DID IN ONE OF SANFORDS Carolina. $11,900. BUSIEST AREAS IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 8 lovely stone fireplace I FR. Im. presslve entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility nm El. garage p1EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES • LEADERI WE IST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN,APIYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. ii REALTY WORLD., ARE YOU BURNED UP ABOUT NO ACTION? DO YOU FEEL RIPPEDOFF BY HIGH FEE AGENCIES? HAVE YOU BEEN TURN ED OFF BY PATRONIZING COUNSELORS Harold SeeIng Is believing. The truly The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 74351 5. French (17.97) Sanford 3235371 IMMEDIATE FAST PLACEMENTS LOW FEE 2WEEKS SALARY FRIENDLY PEOPLE WE CARE 5443. Athens, Ga. 30601, or call 404344.$450 ((((I)" SEIGLER REALTY - Real Estate BROKER Sales '24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford flfOf'd 321.0702 Leader needs Associates, cxpenanced or newly licensed NoW! Large kitchen & LI A vHs only, no pets *31.1 $44 Sanford 321.0640 Orlahdo 327.1571 100 ________________- - - ----- Utility body for '.. tonP U CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 1250 S ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS 323 6038 ___________________________ CARRIAGE COVE SR.427 2M1. Eel Il-ti SANFORD MON.-SUtl. 9:00A.M. 5:00P.M. Snapper rider w 5 bu. rear bag. Will consider trade for self propelled rear bagger. Walk behind. 323-6117. 3238160 Oominant Advertising 40 Hour Sales Training Meenber Realtors I ERA ationai Referral Service Full.Time Office Supervision + - - -- ' 2½ acre tracts zoned agri. $5,730. Good terms, owner holding. .._ -. + , 5- . - . - ,. .- + - — .- ..- '-- ,-. - -. -. - .-.. -.. + - "• _+••_4 1911 'OiU P U "' ________ HeavityWood,dlct, - -- . 70—Swap ____ ______ ?I I 1J Ia1 (Driftwood Village) Lake Mary I Trade & - SI •Cerlr.lIci&M 1s10 J Saleslnformat,onC.n* 1.4dlti,ddanLek.D,,v. Sanford. Florida 32771. (305)323.7511 + II i•SuI11SIII$UIRIStIISISSSUSSIIISIISUSUIUIUIUI - ' 11:00a.m. 7 • '" Concrete work- Patios, side walks, driveways. Free Esti mate. Call Mr. Taylor 3228543. ....... -- CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING IREPAIR JACK FROSt Cent. heal Air Cond Servi' Free Es! on iris! Comm & Res. 377-0708 5.0. BALINT I ASSOC. 322.1665 — __________________________ Appliances e yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 321.132! I Man, quality operation Lawn PMinteince _____ Alan's Appliances Rt'frigeraf ion A C Repair Licensed 3230039 CertIfied Lawn & Landscape FREEESTIMATES 373 8719 Beauty Care ______________________ Mowing 321 0098 MOWING&LANDSCAPING )234U1 Free Estimate __________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 1St St )7 5742 . I LawnService - Ceramic Tile __________________________ General Landscapinç Rots specialists, top soil I iul dirt lawn main!. & tree trimming 323 2948. -. MEINTZER TILE New or repair leaky showers our - specialty 25 yrs Esp 8698562. .i'.p Sen(I.ltSlOtJse II) essmaking __________________________________________ Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 372 0707 C"I" I 0 II • PAINTING,CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS net' Es!. 323 0429 after 530 The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. - lmproveri30nt - — flR.UI AWI'J rAO . MUUl-'FA1iiLT ' Home Central If eat & Air (ond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 322 177) 323 7310 ___-. __________________________ I Air Conditioning __________________________________ LOAD IN FROM THE NORTH' Large selection of oak. walnuf & mahogany fumn Especially nice Queen Anne BR suite, plus other tine mahogany corner china; oak bow fronts, fancy cedar lined wardrobe; wrought iron patio I urn assorted sm tables. lamps & misc VISA MASTERCHARGE $ CASH DOOR PRIZES 1 •SANFORDAUCTION. I: ____________________________ •PU B LI C AUCTION • MON., JUNE 4,7 PM. 17155 French Ave 8 '68VW Bug. Good mechanical cond 61.000 mi Best offer 322 1661. 322 5536 ____________________ 323 4917 + ' - 72—Auchon NA, VA AND CONVENTiONAL FINAJICINI AVAILULE • 1970 ord Pick up Truck iS,000actual miles C.11 322 6307 after 5p.m. .......,NNs I SCASHI Paying 516 & up men's. $8 & up womens class rings Alsu buying wedding bands. Sterling 8. any marked gold. Any cond 678 2232 PrS$$jallyamed •ucl 'Ca • 3 '76 Malibu, loaded AM FM, etc. 13.0000r best offer • ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 8126 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Eves after 6 & weekendS 3 & 4 8m, 2 Bath Models • EnvQy Etficisot 549W. Lake Mary Blvd. Inspection June 2 Aulo, w camper top & CII $t5000r t,es? offer 123 1917 sell 39,500 June 9th I p Ps. Pb ,..........-, ..... , 510905, tools ' - ACREAGE hAl P 197? Jeep Wagoneer LOADED! EXTRA NICE! 322 8195 furniture, Refrig Roinblei_uood PREDEVELOPMENT PRIIE$ NOW FftOM ASSOCIATES, INC. PHONE 322.5252 '69 Buick Special. AM S track, PS• $4000r best offer 323 9007 Larry's Mart, ?ISSantord Ave Will swap late model car or truck for equity in your home, acreage or building lots Call 298 0912 or 299 1486 FRICKE & FRUCKE - F ISO. PS, PB. 6 cyl nv,'rilrivn rnacjc air chocks Take over fidt' window iiyint'fltS3?3730S Cash 3224132 ExteriorCleaning — Residefltlal& Commercial _______________ _______________________________________ Ught l'ulIng ______________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Aclances&Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 (18.1' 1.- .tc'rior I ungus & rnilcit'w I 16 p.m. - General HomeCare drop ceilings, etc. Call $34 7412, — GrOOming & Boarcing throughout thecountry need thousands of mice to help save lives from cancer. ____________________ win yo help? American Cancer Scirty 'wshadeshup anda r&d. l5PiCIcC,'S,i(rl.l.,(,,,,L,,.t. - ________________ - FLORIDA-fl . I ARRIVE AUVEJ •SUNSHINE STATE,. ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 8. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, s':reened outside runs, also air (end. cages. 322 572 Home Improvements _________________ INSULATION Balling, blowing, RACO Foam. tiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210839 or 904 131670$ collect L DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed. Insured Bonded FREE Ettlmates. (305) 322-9460 Painting by Anthony Conino. In teqior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 3220071 ______________ 530 p.m on Research scIrnhlsIs III universIty l,lbora(onies GIVE TO YOUR Painting removal Roofs, wails, decks, etc Free Est 3396066,6688335 &tinor home repairs, pain, cleaning, yard work, pressure cleaning, windows replaced, L 25445. rCa. .3n oni. 323 7113, 79-Trucks-Trailers - '72 Ford Galaxy I DR, auto., air, PB, PS. New seat covers. $695 323 2376. /9 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 • - WE BUY USED F UP NIT URE & APPLIANCES Sanford ur nih' Salvage 3?? 872! !vi 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm 1963 4.Dr, Ford 5.W Needs some work but runs fl'w 8.3 77 Y,irnaha DOHC 750. mag. wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 mi per gal 11.700 3fl 0039 ----- 68-Wanted to Buy CAREER NIGHT Saturday I __________________________________ -. A Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3866 or 32) 7710 + Azalea Sale, 89c ea., 10 or more Ii's likepennies from heaven when 79g. Furn. 8, Things, 500 Sanford - you "Don'I Heeds" with A Ave. 373 6593 want aa, ____________— ______________ We'll Introduce you to the business, discuss your earning potential, tell you what It takes to be a success. ' + - If you'd like an interesting and lucrative career in real estate, the place to begin is at an ERA Career Night. HOMESITES - --- - - - T3NA AUTO AUCTIc. Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserv?d price. Call 904.255. 8311 for further details _____________________________ - Glenn A. Blackmore • Registered Real Estate Broker ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Realtors ',_--,_, ...,-. + -_______ + Pasture for Rent Sanford area. 831 663.1 , Entire household-W 0, lurn., Iawnmower. Sat. 1. Sun, 7)1 Wynn Dr. (Sunland). 3238749. THE WAY YOU SPEND YOUR DAYS Top Dollar Paid for lunk & cars. trucks & heavy equipment - ---bUY JUNK CARS r mm 51010150 C,II 322 1621. 372 146Q — _________________________ 78-ltOrCYcleS __________ . FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 I -- . '70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon. New tires, rebuilt rr or, extra clean gal Family or Loaded 16 work car. %i,A 273 $629 Removed i Supplies - - . ' JUST MAKt PATMENTS-'69 t 75 models Call 3399100 or $34 1603 (Dealer ___________________________ - 77—Junk Cars FREE KITTENS (4) 8 week old kitfens. I yr old kitten 8. mother cat Your choice--one or all 323 0)85 ____________ - 66-A-Pasture Land 62-Lawn-Garden ______ f.ENMORE WASHER- Pans Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 '71 VW Coldair new engine. $1250 '72 Cad Coupe. excel cono Req gas. $1150 Baha. real sharp. $900 Call 323 0777 - -+ ' Dalmatian Puppies Wh & bIk. shots & wormed 371 0861 __________________________ ---- The Sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get resul's, lei Dodge Van, 6 cyl.. Auto., AC, c's. Custom interior Must sell week $3400 3? ___________________________________ --------- + I 52—Appliances ---- ------------- . bird dog pups 9 wCekS old 678 3187 ,,tter Sp m weekdays Copier like new ExIra paper, 5115 373 5774 I - Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co.. Inc. P.O. Box 1328. Longwood, FIa. 32750 assume. Stenstrom Realty, -s,. - - - SPEND + AN EVENING CHANGING o0—Off ice 1972 Mercury Marquis. PS. AC. AM FM Stereo & CB radio. 11,000 372 6610 75--Vans -A - _______ springs & mattress $23.95 oa Pc.; NEW coffee table with 7 rnatchingendtables$39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of &.nIo;d 377 8721. ____________________________________ __________________ - '76 Pinto Wqn 6 cyl auto ,PB, PS. new tires, gd cond Ask $2195 339 3990 For Estate. Commercial & Resi th'nh, Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 ________________________________ English Spaniel pups AKC Champ blood line. $150 $115 372 7430 alter 4 p '' ________ - telescope steering, new in. spection Excellent tires- runs & looks good. $500 or trade for 500cc or larger motorcycle. 323 4601 before 8 a m or after 6 p m - Piano for sale. Console, upright Krohter Campbell, 6 mos. old, 19500r fin $58 for 7 yrs. 322 5)09 ____________________ Guitars, Drums. Bxngos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos tioti Ball's Disc Center Inc. 372 2755 2202 French Ave 51-Household Goods phone (305) 862•3363 3 BR, 2 bath splIt plan. FR, Double corner lot. $4,000 down Compatible Associates flver 22 Years Experience ontidsntial discusson of your career In Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, RealtorOwner,. at 3232420. + 65-Pets.Supplies -Nrchandise - 59-Musical -- . -- - + Soc,c ____________- -- - BR suite new, $239; 5 PC LR new, $399, Loveseat 544.958. Ut 7 PC dinettes, $69958. up; Ref. $508. up; El. stove, $608. up; full size draperies, 1108. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford, 3228721. - - 54-Garage Sales I, I CN SALE-- NEW twin size box For sate, complete w tan.etc After 6. 323 581] A MONTH MILES ROBSON MARINE 29n Hwy. 1797 Sanford, Fla. 3277! _____________________ - . SPACE HEATER I -______-- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315E First St 372 562? COMPARE THESE FEATURES "Tr'rT"T" Boat Trailer, $100 3?? 76l2after 5p.m — + + BUILDINGS'' Special factor', purchaseon all steci, clear span buildings 30*48' xl? for $3,971 00. 10*48*11 tor 54.959 00. 40*72*14 før $5,987 00. for 18*77*14' 56.98500 F 0 13 factory All buildincs include 25 lb wind load and large double sliding door Call 305 331 4647 9 a m to S p m collect W 25 hp Johnson Motor 5100 32) 0753 ____________ Aoua Camper Houseboat with 1978 70 hp Evinrude, enclosed head water, 3 burner gas stove Sleeps four Excellent family boat for fishing, cruising. Uses very little gas. 17.200. Call 904 427 1391 days. 901 427 1533 evenings. __________________________ Camper Top For short bed truck 3228545 Bunk Beds & Mattresses, good cond., $100 IA 78*13 new tIres. $60. 3221448 after 1 p.m. - . I?' Courtney Boat& Trailer For Sale--- 197) Pontiac 2 di., table, bed, couch, dresser 8. washing machine. Can be seen at 7)1 Palmetto Ave Sat & Sun., June 2nd & 3rd. 3227195 _________________________ Matching Aqua Blue studio couch & chaIr, coffee table, SilO. 323-1591 - — Carpet- red,- blue shag. $250 sq yd Sanlord Auction, 1215 French Ave 373 7340. _____________________________ FREE MOVE IN WITHIN - ____________________________________ Furniture for Sale 'MOBILE HOMES AT COST + Sailboat 1975 Victoria 18 7 mos old, shoal oral! fixed keel. Great racer or tamily cruiser Loaded with ,'xtrac $4,200 or S?00 I. assume payments Call after P m 373 8216 '66 ()lct "98". lull power. Tile 8. Auct'Ofl Sundays OP M. Sanford Ave at Hwy. 127 Consignments Welcome We Sell Esta'es 323 7050 KCIIOgS Auction Sales _____________________________ BIG AUCTION SALE Sunday S P M stereos. beds, Furniturp, qlassware,ceramics. McCoy Pottery Lots of Misc items 323 7030 KClbouS AuctiOn Sale S Sanford Ave across from Pineh,'e('ze Egg arm ______________________________ . . 62-A--Farm Equip. Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent For Plats • Brochures • Information 'Largest Listing Inventory For a 2BR apts fully fumishad; pans, diShes, silver, IIC. & all utilities Inc. Available till OCtober 1st By day, wk. or month. Shenandoah Village. 323.7920. .. 531,900. most well know Sanford's progressive, Sales Volume I BR- $159 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-8420 Mariner's Village. Ave. .. Real Estate Agency 373 5334 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Dawn. town, very clean & roomy See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto '1' -- OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT 55-Boats & Accessories Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New S myrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, PRI. VACY FENCE, VALENCIA CT. 2433', S. French (1792) Sanford BIRTH DEFECTS____ ".-,_ Sanford Ave 323 659). CC . + tos for Sale - GAR DEN CENTER 601 Celery Ave. ____________________________ Oak bow front chinas, $175 while they last Sanford Auction, 1215 S French Ave 323 7340. ' Queen sz. natt., $30 up. Couches, $15 up Furn & Things. 500 Losing your hoMe & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3n 02)6. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 333.7fl$ MODERN REALTORS 31—Apirtn*ats Furnished TiSS SPACE cO.unlsuyeo ST ThE CailBart 23.2222 AIR AND HEAT, CARPETS, DUE FOR COPLETlOp4 AUGUST 1st. $3,O00. ________ IVE TO Office FsCi I LU5 PIUMt, CLNTRAL ... F DIMI!S Licensed Mortgage Broker 7323 So. U.S. 1 Titusville, FL _________________________ - in 42Mobile Homes $41,500, inford. Gracious living from t2S weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak. 332.9433; 141.71$). Day or BUY THIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCK __________________________ HOME WITH SCREENED See our beautiful new8ARRING. PORCH AND LARGE BARN. TONw.Iapsidlng&shlngleroof, ONALMOSTSACRES PAVED GREGORYMOBIL!HOME$ ROAD NEAR LAKE JESSUP. 3$O3OrlandoDr. 323.3200 ONLY $37 900 VA& FHA Financing LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Owner holding. Beautiful 2 BR,2 FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK bath, carpeted, C-HIA, new FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED appl., screened porch, carport, LOT WITH LARGE OAK Large utility bldg. Fish I swim TREES, PAVED ROAD lnthegreal St. Johns plus tennis FRONTAGE. ONLY $45,003 I swimming pool. You won't believe it. $23,500, 3SF DROOM, 1½ BATH,? STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, BATEMAN REALTY NEAR DOWNTOWN SAN. Rag. Real Estate Broker FORD. 2435 Sanford Ave. 32147fl Aft, 1*5. 333-7443,333.44, NEW3 BEDROOM.2BAIH CR0. wbutcher block cabinets, new loon Iii., recessed lighting, corning top stove, beamed ceiling in LR I OR. Pool above ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walking distance to stores, schools I bus. Nice neIgh. borhood, All this & CH & CA. MT - Realty PARK __________________________ 2iOSsq.ft.ofiiving,remodeledkit Room For Rent With Kitchen Privileges 332.3937 *31.9993. Branch [j3 + 3OApsv1n30nts Uiuniished VA It it .A,AIt REALTORS New listing ldyilwllde, 1.2 im. maculate home on con. lot, beautifully landscaped, near golf course I schools. $57,750. The IN THE WANT ADS. 33334)) or 2565 View of 1k. Dupont in Deltona. ThIs 3 BR home In Deltona 1s6 yrs. young, C.H&A, city water I sewer, wIth a nice sc. patio. The price Is nightt $32,500. Mr. PatrIck 904.733.44ft COLLECT. CALL 323.5176 ASK FOR ANNETTE SUZI THE PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT PEOPLE -.-.'• Multiple Listing Service us gIve you details. $96,500. requIred $1,900, Send con. fidentiai Information to TVT Franchise Director, P.O. Box OPENINGS Hall Lakevlew lot, Loch Arbor. 103' paved rd., 240' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal. Lk. Only vacant lot in area. $14,950, ANYTIME breathtaking beauty o a paradise on earth! We're not exaggerating, just a 13 mm. ride from Sanford I you are trans. ported to WONDER LAND. Let Ever wanted to own a beautiful Fashion Boutique or Jeans Shop? Nqw you can have your own highly profitable busIness, featuring over 130 famous name brands I Inventory, Fixtures, TraInIng plus an excIting Grand Opening can be yours for $16,800 complete. For full delails call '323.5774 3222420 ________________ Involved in a secure fanchlse busIness for themselves. Ex. cellsnt Income potentIal. Ad. vertlsing related experience helpful, but not necessary. We can and wIll prove cur claims as to earnIng potential. investment MA Executive desk, i credenza Perfect cOed., $800, for all Saxon photo copier, $200. Hammond organ, 1)50. Portable humidifier. $25. Firm on all prices. Call 834 4105 after 6pm & weekends. 632 Oaki.urst St . Altamonte Spgs IOC. REALTOR, MLS WANTED- Aggressive person or man and wife team in the Sanford area who desIres to be TURN ONTO WOODR U F F 'S door. 164,900. Sanford's Sales Leader (CI) EMPLOYMENT •HOUSE WANTED. In Need of Repairs Yard Sale- Misc, tools & Etc. Ia m Tiil Sat & Sun 2614 lroquoisAve upgradIng. Great potentIal, good cony, location, $59,900. heat, ww carpet, DR, pantry, large LR, porch and Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. J.t $29,900! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Owner must sill or trade due to health. Radiator repair & car clean. Exc. location, good accts. inventory I fixtures total more than aSking price. No reasonable offer refused, Call us today. This sale for health reasons. SUPER TAX SHELTER quad. raplex, basics are here, needs TERRIFIC! 4 BR, 1½ Bath home in Washington Oaks with central + 3231488 Eves. Orlando327-1577 *524,500. For the investment .nlnded 2 unIt Apt. bldg. Good tenants Home with Every Imaginable Ieaturei Pool & patloi Lg. FR with wet bar, DR. eq. utin kitchen and huge BR'si Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. * Sanford 321-0640 *515,000. 2 buIlding lots, zoned MR.2, located west of Sanford. Only $t0,000t , 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 20 pct. Discount Sale All Plants & Mdse. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - 47-Real Estate Wanted a *,500. End the space race in this 4 BR, 2 bath (out of the ordinary) split level home. Great for expanding family. JUST LISTEDI 4 BR, 3½ bath STACKHOUSE ARE BUDGETS Double dresser & mirror, 2 night stands, Pecan, $135: 1 Maple chest. $40 Call after 1:3o p m 323 1309 - ---.-_______________________ .-. 72-Auction - I __________________________ MORTGAGE CORP. FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. near shopping. Call today on this one. HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR, centrally located, $ yr. old, APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1-800432 4002 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Sanford 321-0702 __________________________ SANFORD: $21,300. 3 Bdrm., 1 bath, carport, nice neighbor. hood. My equity & assume low rate loan at Sal mo. 2nd mm. negotiabis'P 3234321. 8 NO APPLICATION FEES BROKER UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR, I bdth *s10,000.Forthebullder5duplex home in Geneva on I acres with bldg. lots In city. small pond & extras! Stone fireplace, sauna, OR, Fla. Rm., STEMPER AGENCY Porch, 1g. BR'S, (3) CHIA systems & everything Imal. REALTOR 322.4991 nj,blel BPP WAR RANTED. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Yours for $165,000! Eves 862.3633 333.1939 Cash for your loll Will build .x your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medsi ln,, Realtor 644.30)3 SLIM to $100,000 TOiS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL.COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N C. 28906 SEIGLER REALTY *526,500. A cute starter or for the young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, BEAUTIFUL3 BR,2 bath home in ldyllwildei Relax In enclosed pool & patio area! C.H&A WW carpet, Fla. Rm., eat-in kit., & every imaginable featurei app WARRANTED. A Dream come true for $68,000. $4,000 45.A-jt of State Property CHOOSE FROM. 372.2780. on nice corner lot with OR, front & rear porch, fIreplace, cathedral ceilings& Morel Only, $22,000! — WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE. CREATION. ONLY 112,900. - Carport Sale 7413 Sanford Ave Sat, Sun 10 5 Wrangler Jeans Sale $10 99 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322 5791 310 Santord Ave SECOND MORTGAGES WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. DISTANCE TO LAKE MON. ROE, PAVED ROAD, CITY WATER, $7,000. TWO TO i . + 62—Lawn-Garden - - 54-Garage_Sales , -- __________________________________________________________________________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale -- - - & Soki _______________________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R Legg. LIc. Mtg. Broker. 823 No. 1 D Wymore Rd Allamonte 862 7411 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. . .SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3222611 or 831.9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor will help you. NICE CORNER LOT, WALKING + BO INC. REALTORS 830.6133 or 339-4711 eves. ON PAVED ROAD, AREA OF NICE HOMES. ONLY $3,500. renovated, over sized lot. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm. JUST LISTED 2 BR, I bath home ' FORREST GREENE $6,900. NICELY WOODED HOME SITE 2 BR, 1 bath house completely CAN YOU BELIEVEI 1 BR, 1 bath home in immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches, DR & 1g. BRi A Buy for ' si 2,300! l,ii',iethatr tccupancy. 'deW 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,500 wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3226451 or 322.7111 aft training programs, personnel,' business admInistration or LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100*110. Trees. $7,000 I ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY AND LA"ZE GEORGE. ONLY Spningishereand itsa good time to choose a new home from the pages Of our classified ads. • 41—Houses _____________________________ + I' HOMuWNBkS: Don't lose your credIt: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor, 614.2318. FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath re modeled home in Pine Heights with C.H&A, w.w carpet, eat.in kit., Fla. Rm., Fenced yard on nice lotl BPP WARRANTED. Iowl Only 537,9001 LAKE MARY AREA. Corner lot 135*127 Paving, sewer & water. $11,500. TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE. I-or sale by owner, 3 BR, 1½ B, Block home on 1 acre in the country. 542,500. 322.7195. Harold Hall Realty ACRE ON A HILL, LAKE COUNTY, ZONED MOBILE '1 ACRE WITH 2 BEDROOM MO BILE HOME. WALKING 015 w.GarnetIV/nite Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone3fl78$i,SanfOi'd Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. Representatives, or the venue or Iurtsdlction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Date Of the first publication of this Notice of Administration is June 3, 1979 I. 3235324 + acre. William Mallczowski, Realtor 3227983. TNICELY WOODED OUPLEX + LOT ON A CORNER NEAR DOWNTOWN HOSPITAL. 17,500. 7133' 5. French (17.92) Sanford 37Business Properly _______________________________ LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest with ww carpet, For Rent: 2 chair beauty parlor. treakfast bar, Fla. Rm., Dining $150 mo. with leas. area! Extras! BPP WARRANT. ED Just $45 000t Manpower Manager, Salary $13,. 2nd St., Sanford. MONTHS OF THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ObI.ctions they REALTORS SUPER 1 BR, 1'.', bath home in Dreamwoid w.CH&A, ww carpet, DR, Fla. Rm., 5cr. Patio & Much More! BPP WARRANT. ED. Only $33,900! Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 3221058 if no ens. (904) 232.9492. Nurses aides, Full 8. part tIme Exper. nec. Apply. In person 5hall be stated. If the claim is required, REALTY THROUGH APRIL, 19791 center 9l9.E. 2nd SI, )WtdUe,thedatswbonitwihlb.cjgme enable the clerk to mail one copy to each Personal Representative. All persons Interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been maIled we The Real Estate Agency Property 36-Resort WEKIVA RIVER '"NrAGE I ACRE, TALL TREES, PAVED ROAD. $18,000. LAKE COUNTY. HOMES, NEAR WEKIVA RIV. ER. ONLY $8,900. (Cia) OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES milking parlor, nightshlft. Start $24 day + bonus. 4 days on, 2 days off. Call 322.4117 for further info. Baker Farms, SR 427, Sanford. In person Lakeview Nursing + STE N STROM 47-A--Mortgages 62 Acres. E. of Sanford. $2,200 per REALTY WORLD Will glvesyear leaseonS beautiful fertile acres for your mobile home near Sanford, already fenced on 3 sIdes, $100 mo. 898. 111$ or 116 Kennison Dr., Orlando 32*1 _________________________________ ______________________ + 43—Lots.Acreage 43—Lots- Acreage ?Mbile Home Lots 35- Wanted MIlk Maids-milk cows in 24-Business - S months new 3.2, family home, ic. porch, extra 1g. lot. Your host is, ED VAN BUSKIRK. Call our office for easy dIrections. air. No children or pets, $200 mo. inc. utilities + security. 322. 5010. Part time JanitorIal midnight to 1 am. In Orlando Area. Call Sanford 323.6312 weekdays before 4 p.m. 21—Situations 1389 MADRID WAY re5UIlS get to SUNDAY ONLY ito S REALTOR3237$32 _______________________ BR Yrallèr (Or rent, washer. wanted for framing crew. 323. 7513 aft. 6. tVU$IIdfl OPEN HOUSE __________________ HAL COLBERT, REALTY 34-.-l'biIe HOmes INC. - indicate the name and ad. dress of the creditor or Its agent or attorney and the a. mount claimed. if the claim is not contingent or untlquldated, the nature of the uncertainty shell be stated. If the claim hi sicurla, rn• security shall be described. The claimant shall delIver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to Instruction SUNRISE & TUSKAWILLA AREA shade trees & citrus trees. All this and large brick home w.4 BR. 26, fam. room, din, room, c. H&A. Must see. Only $13,000. - I carpenter & carpenters helper Needlepoint - SAVE GAS STAY HOME Swim in your own pool, B.B•Q grIll waiting for cook-out, plenty Lovely quIet neIghborhood. Pine paneled, A.C, tiled bath. Working person preferred. 322. in person The Loxcreen Co. SO Silver Lake Dr. 322.1031. Seminole County Court House, Personnel, Sanford, Fla. by June 22. An Equal Opportunity Don't 'miss 'this 'liCe 3 w 'nome walk to schools 1. stopping. Won't last long at this prIce. Call Morris Lee Cope Reg. Real Estate Broker, DeBary 661-4039 or 322.9131. [j 33—Houses Furnished ________________________ Full time warehouseman. Apply 1 - REALTOR ML' 323.6061 or eves. 3230317 _______________________ Aoency June Pbrzig 3235324. training and experience. All persons having claims or demands agaInst th. estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fIle with the clerk Of the above court a written statement Of any claim or demand they may have. Each Claim must be in writing and must Things to Eat — IJnworth Realty - _____________ Assumable mortgage. Owner. Realtor Assoc. (9O4)-736-03S3. -. our tot or youns FHA•VA. FHA 235 I 345 build to Suit Ads. We'll even help you word it. Call 322.2611. 1st & Only child care center open Saturday In Sanford Beginn. ing June 2. Sanford Early Child. care Center. 322.6645. - Spring is "Move outside tIme." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Read the Classified It's easy to place a Classified Ad 6—Child Care _______ 322.4247 _________________________ capable of runnIng a 15-man office. ThIs position requIres a candidate with a strong listing track record and some sales management experience. Reply in confidence to Box 22, c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford; Fla. Sundo - Noon FridQJ _____________ For Rent Real Estate-Sales Manager on going office with S full time associates In Sanford aria needs aggressive sales manager. Must be able to recruit, train & be Noon The Dcuj Before PubllcQtion 4peIs I BR House call 1.I00.43' $403 anytime for recorded message. 41-H0,t -. New 233 Homes, i pet. interest to Deitona- Swimming pool, 2 full baths, Fla, Rm., DR,2 large BR, qualified buyer. $30,000 to &attachedgarage highlIght' this 531,000. Low down payments. Immaculate home $31,100. uit.nE.R. 3222217. -. opportunity to earn Three to Five Hur,Jr.d dollars a week, RATES DEADLINES Legal Notice ROSewood Homes Inc. to Conrad (sheff & wf Diane E.. LI 20 131k C), Sweetwater Oaks. Sec. 1?, $97,000. Robert P. Wieckert, sql to Steven Notice is hereby given that I am E. Kaczor (married). LI 61, Walden engaged In business at 406 North Terr., $49,000. Hwy. 17.92 Casselberry, Fla. 37707, .4QCD Frank Cueto to Palma L. Seminole County, Florida, under the Grill Is & WI TVERESA M., LI 1 & W fictitious namcof CONfIDENTIAL 4 of Lot 2. 131k 4, West Wildmere DATING, am that I intend to 2nd Sec.. $100. register said name with the Clerk of Edmund N. Toni & WI Yvonne O the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Francis P. Shaw 8. wI Patricia, LIS Florida in accordance with the' iS & 19 131k C Sanlando Springs Ir. provisions of the Fictitious Name 37, 575,500. Statutes, ToWit: Section 863.09 UI' Champ Food Stores, Inc. to Florida Statutes 1937. Doris W. Godwin, Lots 1 & 4 (less E Sig. Conrad A. Win, Jr. 200' of 1) 13111 A Trim Acres, $15,000. Worm Growers, Inc. to Charles L. Furr 8. wf Gloria M., Icorrective) Publish: May 27. June 3, 10, 17, 1979 beg. NW con, of Lot 9 Entzminger DEJ in Farms, No. 2, 5100. FICTITIOUSNAME ..OlIn Amer. Homes to Russel V. Notice 15 hereby given that I am Watson & WI C!eo M, Lot 10 13111 F, engaged in business at 2661 Azalea SterlIng Park Un. 3. 553.800. Drive, Lake Brantley Isles, '(QCD) Trustees, K. B. Weissman Maitland, FL 32751 Seminole NY Univ. Trust No. 2, Lot 26, 131k C), County, Florida, under the fictitious Druid Hills Park, $100. name of A.1 KAR KLEAN and that I Robert E. Boon & WI Ella to entendtoregistersaidnamewiththe Wayne S. Keller 1. WI Jessie W., LI Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 26. 131k D, Druid Hills Park, 545,500. ,county, Florida in accordance with Stephen M. Lemons & WI Con. the provisions of the Fictitious stance to Richard M. Conrad & WI Name Statutes, ToWit: Section Eloise L.. Lt 36, San Slanta, Third 86509 Florida Statutes 1937. $73000. Sig. ha L Marsh Raymond Tompkins etc. to Alfred Publish May 20,278. June 3, 10. 1979 F. Kaster Jr. & wI Cathy L., Lot DEJ.93 Oakland Hills, $21,000. Jay T. Gilson Sr. & WI Harriet to FICTITIOUS NAME Terry L. Kipp & WI Judith G., LI 362 Notice is hereby given that I am & E 40' of 360 Longwood, $43,000. engaged in business at 987 Hwy 434 Jimmy W. Parks & WI Mary to Seminole County, Florida, under the Angelo Rali & WI Plerina, Lot 13, Bik fictitious name of SPL ISH.N. C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 1, $88,000. SPLASH and that I intend to register 'Lewis R. Inglefield II & Kathryn said name with the Clerk of the C. to Raymond W. Tompkins & WI Circuit Court, Seminole County, Irances, Li 44, Oakland Hills, Florida in accordance With the $IT,500. provisions of the Fictitious Name Nader Conr. to Robert D. Welsh Statutes, To Wit: Section 863.09 & WI Gayle .. LI 40 Tusrawilla Un. Florida Statutes 1957. 6, $90,W. Sig. Richard A. Shaffer Trop Pools Inc. to Bob's Pool Publish May 77, June 3, 10, 17, 1979 Svc., nc, Lot 5, 61k I, Heftier DEJ120 Homes In. Sec. One, 90,000. FICTITIOUS NAME Raynel ,'omes Inc. to Ruby Lady Notice is hereby given that we are SisSon, Lo's 9 & 10 8111 57 Sanlando engaged In business at 200 Pine St. th- :uo. Beaut., Palm Springs Sec., Longwood Seminole County, 119.000. Florida, under the fictitious name of Fla. Homes Constr. to Elinor Mae 0 & T AUTO SALES, and that we Schirippa, sql., Lot 52, Foxwood Ph. intendtoregisters.eidnamewiththe I. $52,900. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Tompkins Dcv. to Billy J. Mc. County, Florida in accordance with Daniels & WI Barbara L., LI 10.4 the provisions of the Fictitious, Garden Lake Ests., Unitone, 1.34,100. Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section Sol.Dale Builders Inc. to Jose A. 865.09 Florida Statutes 1937. Call: 8. WI Maria j,, Lot Sig. Lawrence B. Ihomas Tutcawilla Unit 6, 547,700. Gordon Owens Wilco Dcv. etc. to Fia. Resid. Publish: May 27, June 3, 10, Il, 1979 Comm., Inc., Lot 26, 131k C, DEJ.124 Greenwood Lakes Un. 2, 11.000. __________________________ Howell Cove Constr. toMichael F. Noliceof Public H.arinj Ellis & wi Judy E., Lot 4, 6111 L.. The Board of County Com H,owell Cove 2nd Sec., $35,400. missioners of Seminole County, :Sunrise Erectors, Inc. to Marcel Florida will conduct a public Silo & wI BaI.Sheva, LI 53, SunrIse hearing In the Commissioners' 831-9993 41-HOUSS n—Houses Ijnfurnished LET'SBEHbNEST. .11 you weren't looking for a ne career you wouldn't be reading thIs ad, and If we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad wouldn't be here. II you want the Seminole 322-2611 18—Help Wanted + Sunday, June), 1P79-9B DAVES PAINTING Trim your house. 1145. I day serv. good paint & Ref. 834-1429. PIujng Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg Cds. 323 0174; 322 4601 __________________ Custom built iron work + winctowguards,gatesetc er'nt323 1111, 339.1693 To List Yout' Business... 322261or839993 �I V.., • • ppp p p p p p pp Sunday, June 3, 1919 lOB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PLAY DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO! %as: 5,660 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE PIlOtS VAIUS 2000 1 10 00 600 I 7Q1AL MORITUZZO KISSIMJ.6E1, FLA F RANCIS WILIANKS W. 1. RAINIS EDWIN WILSON GROVELAND. FLA IFFIE 1. HOW GRAND ISLAND. FLA. CLERMONT. FLA. SANFORD. 51* KENNY RAY STANLEY EUSUS FLA OTIS I. SMITH FRANCIS ORANA n'.. MAXINE L CIAlI Is.i . ---.-,. On Patient-Contact PRICES GOOD JUNE 3 IMMOKALEE, FLA. 6 - USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE HEART OF THE CHUCK - -' W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 BONE MARKET FRESH CHUCK STEAK GROUND BEEF BONELESSCHUCK ff $ 79 $ $1 169 LB. W.D • Chuck Roast $1" to , . W.D BRAND. TWELVE 4-as. . . . . . . SLICED • • • • Pork Chops LI • RICH PATTIES .$379 PORK LIVER . . . ... .. . RML 16-08 LINK SAUSAGE . . .. ... COOKEDHAM........ po 2' SLICED* BACON ....... $ 229 SWIFT PREMIUM ..... HAM PATTIES........ SUNP4YLANDAU CAN ........ FRENCH' S POUND BALL PARK FRANKS #11(0 PKO BEEF FRANKS G ft HYGRADE REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SIZZLEAN STRIPS BEEF FRANKS , HORMEL CANNED lATH BLACK HAWK I.' In the survey, anonymous doctors said "erotic contact" with female patients was OSCAR MAYER REGULAR OR JUMBO 16os JONES BREAKFAST $129 Chicken..,.. , 69c —i BAG SAUSAGE . PLUMROSE SLICED 89c to . 6.. SLICED TURKEY to $119 ....... . SMOKED Of the 460 physicians surveyed, 19 percent said they "actually felt this was useful to patients." FRESH SOFT BONE ROASTING $159 •• kissing to fondling and sexual intercourse. I.B. S SIRLOIN 19 • JIMMY DEAN REGULAR SPICY OR HOT I6-., BIG "8" FRANKS 2' ' . W-D BRAND ALL SAUSAGE . I GWALTNEY RUE PATTIES. ...... 3 BEEF Chuck . . 99c FULL ¼ FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO II BRAND SLICED COOKED PICNIC OR COOKED HAM I FRYER THIGHS a $1 MARKET FRESH GROUND BEEF CHUCK BLADE BUF CHUCK BONELESS Chuck Roost I.B. I.B. 20-28 LB. AVG. 12-as No $129 'Work is for work. 12-08 SANDWICH STEAKS •.. .... ____ - run IS Tar TUfl - risco A- AS 1~'% _7 I `~ RHEINGOL. D BEER CRISCO: .rms ':*"v :1 6 2.LITER BTL. $I PACK 12-oz. CANS CRACKIN GOOD REGULAR OR POTATO Chips $ 3 - LARGE - C"ARM. IN 1 4 EGGS. 19 C 159 CAN -. DIXIE DARLING BUTTERMILK FISCHER REDSKIN 89c Peanuts .. • Biscuit Mix PKGI 99C . 89c 4 FISCHERS BLACK ARROW FACIAL (ALL COLORS) Tissue .. . . 2 $1°' "I don't think it's ethical," Garay said. "If ou want to do something like that, do it as a rivate citizen" .A c4' I to." Cow 1111411111011T ARM :-.,........... . 1 1.z. CAN THRIFTY MAID 'flu SLICED_PEACHES . , LILAC TOWELS . $•• T1SIITY MAID Ms PIAVOIS .. FRUIT DRINKS .. .GRAPEFRUITSECTIONS 1 THINlY MEAT BALLS 7½.... MIS. 141111$ BUTTERSCOTCH DISCS - . . _ I ' - #VkUFFIN _MIX 16.i*. MONTE MUSHROOM SOUP I leo. CAN THINlY MAID PENTO hANS OS lID - 74si. 16.... CAN THINlY . FTh)) NOQDLLSOUP SOUP ____ D6 FOOD THINlY . $ PUK W I . I i Dr. Clyde K. Meade, president of the minole County Medical Society, said erotic ntact with female patients would "not add the therapeutic value of anything." vol IIARVEST 't I ICE ' SUPIRIIAND REGULAR OR STA PIT NCLUDES MACARONI&CHIIU AND SPAGHETTI W/MIAT i COTTAGE CHEESE HEADS HARE HARVEST FRESH SALAD HARVEST FRESH IF 0110* s ......1O,os79c !Z';J LIuu. Tomatoes..... -.. - .ç,s.. - ........... 49c Cr.omPopi SUPERIRAND SWISS STYLE (3 PACK . MORON T P1110 Chicken.....2°' ...cH89C . IS.., Yogurt .....o69c KOUWT*YU$$N PSISTIII All NATURAL -40 FLORIDA WATERMELONS 49 "TOR 1NGE ORA '0 CREAM ' low <-> ' r 1• SOUSIWAMISICAN MS&V WRAPPED . .—.— — -- -. P lugged In Sanford A crew of the Seminole County Public Safety Depart- -"',- ment successfully shut off a cholorine gas leak today at a Sanford sewage treatment plant minutes after the leak was detected. 4' L. ... - Kinky, battalion chief, described the incident as "minor" because the leak was discovered so quickly and occurr ed in a sparsely populated area. Kinley described chlor ine gas as "deadly" U enough is Ingested in the tung.s. you get It Ifl your lungs, th e cholore "Once y w gas tur ns into add and eats your lungs up," Kinley explained. A maintenance man mandiscovered the leak at 10:30 a.m. this morning while making i routine check th e Gateway Utilities sewage treatment plant, Kinley said. The plant is located on Elder Road about one-half tulle north of State Road 46. "It took us about five minutes to shut off the leak," Kinley said. "Th e was leaking from a 150-pound chlorine' cylinder and able to tighten the valve and stop the leak." The chlorine gas is used the sewage treatment plant to kill the bacteria in the water, he explained. Kinley said the public safety department would contact the respo nsible for the maintenance of the cylinder and have them repair the valve. Four firemen were respo nsible for shutting off the leak, Kinley said. He said he didn't believe much chlorine had escaped from the cylinder be cause it was repo rt ed to be almost empty. No one was injured in the incident. 35 .. - - ' I . - - at The figures "delineate a core group of physicians-In-training and physicians-inpractice who are quite seriously asking, Why . , . ,, r - valve - we were - - at 'Any physician who : that 38895 (Dt,,• ' . . way should lose .. .6 — SHARON CARRASC() his license --..,, I. not?" said Mensh, who is a professor of medical psychology. .,• Of the five medical specialties ranked by frequency of contact, gynecologists came In first, followed closely by general practitioners, pychlatrists, intern i sts and surgeons, the story said. SEEDCO request at a 7:30 p.m. public hearing Wednesday to the proposed Casselberry assault victim tells authorities rapist - '. . cried after attack, "mid Photo by Tom Vin cent - By DONNA ESTES . ?I But respondents to the survey said physicians maintain "the seductive patient is far, far more common than the seductive doctor. And the only reason we don't hear more about the seductive patient is that her victim, - . -- the physician, has nowhere to cornPa •" Herald Staff Writer ' - s.: . Fire technicians David Kite and Roger Bunnell (background) remove protective gear after stopping chlorine leak. i ion Page 2A i way 11 1 te He said preliminary plans for prospective industrial clients 2½4o-three years, he said, zoning commission hearing, the developing the property is that good professional studies PUD have been lined up for possible location at while the time schedule for county commission win con- there is not adequate water before an opinion can be Officials from the U.S. rezone the tract from modified to . exclude the the including relocation of complete development of the alder the request. The request is lines on that side of the city of developed on this," Orr said. Economic Development agricultural to PUD. proposed commercial area at least live new industries tract is five-to-seven years. not only for rezoning but also Sanford to carry water to the Administration (EDA) will be "We have filed a preliminary while expanding the portions from as far away as California SEEDCO has placed a $5,000 for a change in the county's property. The tract is within the Orr said a mixture of housing in Sanford Tuesday to view the application with EDA for of the project devoted to In- and as close as Melbourne and binder on the property, comprehensive land use plan. F a r rn e r s H o rn e is being considered apartproposed site of the Seminole federal funding for the project dustrial and housing Orlando. agreeing to purchase it if Four positive votes of the Administration district, uilents, duplexes and single Employment Economic and officWs from that agency development. Tentative ph= The new industries could be rezoning is approved by the county commissioners are however, and federal funds to family homes — 750,000 square Development Corp. (SEEDCO) will be looking at the now call for more than 100 acres located on the property within county. After the planning and necessary, according to law, for extend a water line may be feet of housing valued at 826 $53 million dustrial-houslflg Tuesday," said Horace Orr, in housing and the balance in _______ the plan to be changed, ac- available," Orr said. million. Federal funding for SEEDCO president, today. "It industrial development. complex. cording to Herb Hardin, county this aspect of the development, The site of the 180-acre will take nine months to a year "We don't think it is as atdevelopment manager. Of sanitary sewer servhe said, could come from HUD unit planned for EDA funding approval," he tractive to develop cornproposed Sale price for the land will Ice Orr said consideration and-or Farmers Home development (PUD) Is located said. mercially there. Commercial range from $5001 000 to $600,000, may have to be given to in° Administration. The industrial "We will also be approaching development is at the northwest corner of state not where we Around The Clock ..........4* Ho ................. 4B said Tom Binford, real esta stalling a package sewer plant Route 46 and Bi-isson Avenue in the U.S. Department of Housing want to concentrate," he said, Bridge .....................lB Hospital ................... SA broker for the sellers. The land te development is estimated in on site. "The latest in! orm ation the Midway area poverty and Urban Development addingSEEDCO is more in- Calendar ................. SA value uponatcompletion Obituaries .................2* is currently owned by 27 per. I have from the city of Sanford construvtjei more than of (BUD) and the Farmers Home terested in providing housing Comics .................... 4B Pocket east of Sanford. OURSELVES ..............lB SOIlS Including C.W. Davis, a is that the city's proposed sewer County Administration for funding Ofl and jots for that section of The Seminole Crossword .................413 Sports ...................6, 7A Putnam County rancher, who is line will not be large enough to million and acquisition and Planning and Zoning Corn- various parts of the project," Midway. Editorial .................. 4* Television ................. lB trustee of the property. absorb this property. We need development of the property at mission will consider a Orr said. Orr said he already has eight Dear Abby ..............113 Weather - -- - ---t "one of the difficulties in bullit: guu engineer and nearly $1 nuthon, Urr said. site, — JUICE. I' 6_111,1111. 199, 3-M $ A 1 's'.:. :.. ioaay CHEESE :.••. ' $ sea CA'-'$ ..•t' 14J4.%... •• - - - I property 71 - -- ' - .•.;, lot , SUPERWAND 12 PACK TWIN POP, 12 PACK FUDGE IIARS. 16 PACK POP FUDGE I. 16 PACK .- $,, C. -'vy percent "When he started,' Abell said, "All we had was it flatbed truck and about 15 volunteers. It wasn't until 1973 that we got a vehicle that we didn't have to convert" A refrigeration and electrical instructor at Seminole Community College, Sinathers was credited with organizing the department by rank and improving the communication skills and medic-team (ias Leak s Ivan N. Mensh, one of the two UCLA professors who administered the survey, said 19 percent who said they "actually felt this was useful to patients" compares closely to another sidy. That study showed 26 of the medical students believed it was all right "under the right circumstances" for such "erotic contact." was elected chief. At Sewage Treatment Plant U.S. Offieci*ais o View $119 p1 u iA a" 1 Jthough this type of treatment is not adssed in the medical society's by-laws, It is "unwritten law" and would be "frowned L... ___I_a.. Ii 6IJ_ _.. .1.4 '' upon uy socielyul P '"-e , IIII HALF GAL 3ut there exceptions like sexual rapy "where a person is taught about a 'lain modality," said Meade, a general ictitioner. .T POT F • response of the voluntcers. [)uring his sixmonth stintas chief, the department's size reached an all-time high of 40. " lie did a fine lob." said City Manager L0 huI Kulbes, "particularly with the training and on-the-job spot drills he organized. In 1978, Smnathers ran for city coun cil, but was defeated in a r un off elect ion by Fr an cis Mark. Kulbes said the flags will remain at halfstaff until Smathers' intermunent Wednesday. Sinathers is survived by his wife, Nancy; two sons, Randy and Roger; and one daughter, [)eborah Ann. (;E0F'Flwv POUNL)S . oyees." FOR I - • • volunteer chief. lie did an outstanding job," said Abell. After a stint in the service, Smathers returned to Lake Mary in the late 1950s and resumed his role as a volunteer with the department. He was promoted to assistant chief In 1978 and in January of this year .,• • THRIFTY MAID --'.-- Abell said Smathers, at 17, was too young to be a charter member of the department when it was formed in 1956. Nevertheless, Abell said, Smathers would hang around the station and do whatever chores were needed. "He was with us from the start," said Abell. "He certainly went well beyond the bounds of what could be expected of a "I graduated from medical school in 1966. 1 as taught that was strictly unethical. This cludes contact with one's day-to-day em- • eq - Flags in Lake Mary were ordered lowered to half-staff today in the wake of Fire Chief Bill Smathers' death. Smathers, 41, died of a heart attack at his home on Andeison Lane Sunday afternoon. Smathers began his service with the LMFI) as a teenager. Former Chief Ralph • 55$$J 00 - t, (in 1 TROPICANA BILL SMATIIERS .'a fine job' physician or any other professional— lawyer, minister or dentist. "Anybody who conducts -himself in that fashion certainly doesn't deserve to be a member of the profession." Dr. Pedro Bachrach of Urology doubted the validity of the survey results saying they were probably "exploited" in order to sell more magazines and newspapers. Bachrach, vice president of the medical society said he has never seen this type of treatment for female patients documented in any scientific journals. Personally, Bachrach said the "erotic L.lJlIIdtL WUUZU (iUi2L 510 UILFL*pCULIC vatue ror female patients. On the contrary, Itis damaging both psychologically and morally, he said. ''I ....II...o.. aI.._._ I •.-...* hi ,6 £I7 Pat VII ixuue uiey are sick," Bachrach said. "How could! be attracted to anyone who is sick?" "Like any other job, when you do your job, usticktoyourjob,"Irrgangsaid,"Workis r work. Fun is for fun. JkP 4 - - "Those figures sound awful high but alifornia is regard ed as having a lot of nuts nyway," said Dr. Sara Irrgang, assistant iedlcal examiner and associate pathologist Seminole County. S.DIIJDSIUNScOSN SAUCE TOMATO CAN TNSIIT'V MAID SLICED CARROTS KIDNEYMAIDBEANS MACARONI DINNERS PIMENTOS __ IS-si. CAN *SIIITfl RINSE 5 0&4M ____ CHILI W/BEANS CREAM STYLI OS WHOLE KERNEL CORN IA-si. CAN THINlY MAID TOMATOES APPLE SAUCE CUT SIlTS OS CUT GREEN BEANS '6 is. CAN THINTY MAID LARDS P5*1 OS MIXED VEGETABLES ,& Ms cotvu,uo.otU . ,. company S .l 5$.ISu, .s, O,,d.se. soil. iii.. L. -.-.. Af. 4'iLT : the consideration - of behavior with any "This is ridiculous," said Dr. G.V. Garay, hief medical examiner of Seminole County, n response to the University of California at os Angeles survey. DOZ. WAVY ...... Other comments included: "ft supports and reinforces the patient's sex appeal," "to each sexual anatomy," "to aid a niiddleaged emale who feels undesirable," "to disclose ireas of sexual blocking" and "to improve 1exual adjustment." 2$ PAK. PKG. of One physician, for example, said sexual itimulatlon "helps patients relax" while mother colleague said erotic contact 'demonstrates the doctor's effectiveness to a )atient," r. Limit I with $1.00 purth.s. .dudIn *lg.r.Wis. 49 deemed appropriate for a variety therapeutic, emotional reasons. SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE "A" H 1, All t'flI ARc BATHROOM TISSUE .• BY SHARON CARRASCO "There's nobody in this county that! know Herald Staff Writer of who's conducting anything like this," Seminole County doctors strongly disagree Meade said. with the one In five physicians who said in a "Getting into an erotic situation in the UCLA survey that "erotic contact" with office is not only damaging to the patient and female patients was beneficial to their the doctor but it borders on illegality and patients. immoral code of ethics," Meade said. Dr. Vincent W. Roberts, a gynecologist and The poll, which appears in the June Issue of obstetrician, said it is inconceivable there are Ladies Home Journal, said up to 13 percent of one in five "sick doctors" who use "erotic 460 doctors surveyed said they had such contact" with their female patients. contact with female patients. "Any physician who feels that way should lose his license," Roberts said. ''1 absolutely Erotic contact included everything from have no tolerance for any such behavior or USDA GRADE "A" 5 BLADE I.B. 9 I. Sex Poll Results. PORK CHOPS Fire Chief Dead Flag s At HaIf-Staff I 4Li fiVA1!.W WESTERN CORN FED'\ PINKY PIG PORK FRESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY In Lake Mary - - Area Doctors Rap.. ON play..g po., ho., boo.' WILDW000, FLA. KISSIMMEE, FLA. • 7 6 Øaed M øo ii•'° 1571 k6od.d l..—°'"°doe.., M. Il o. FT. MYUS. FLA. RAY T. "SKILL CANDACE D. JIFFERS MARSHA A. VICKIRY ORLANDO. FLA. 336 1 33 I 7 00 I 00 ALBANO J. lOS ISJTS 75 1 17 061 TO I II O 20000 0000 1 w.n Evening Herald—(USpS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 18 STOOL SO1l ViSITS TO I 4 70'9 TO I 21 9 TO I TO I 7 OC) TO liPES 52? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9083cebe40c94aac904d9131e5bf7e3e.pdf 8eeb30ec63530ebd8c08f35bd03da268 PDF Text Text l9.4V1fllUINI,SW.$N(I,l,pL W1i.ky,A..IL ..? , . •- a t. - 5 . S ..... , ..••..; . .• .. I, " . .: r 5: 4.. '. .,_.. .. .). '5 . '4I •. 1..• .JA •1 •...•h..,, 't• .5 :.•....'•• r. . .1 SAVE Iii WESTERN CORN FED FRESH ECONOMY AM list Year, No. 310—Thursday, Mugust 16, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents F 4MA In Audit-Related Financial Situation, MOM EF pO C mmm ounty May Join Others To S ue State Pucis soos .AUIUT 114S coPvmoHt-1 979 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Administrator Roger Neiswender today said he "would not rule out the possibility" of the county joining other counties in a suit against the state over a law which changes auditing requirements. "It's not the substance of the act we object to. It's the lack of foresight, the lack of coordination and the lack of timing involved, The Idea Itself Is long overdue," said Neiswender, regarding House Bill 1046. The bill, passed by the 1979 Legislature, requires each county to have Its annual audit performed by Independent certified public accountants. In prior years, the county audits were done by the state Auditor General's office. The objection to the bill comes as a result of the financial impact to counties during a year when the Legislature already has put a five percent lid on the property tax revenue a county, can demand. On Tuesday, cow'ty budget director Jell Etchberger said an audit of this year's county funds will cost about $185,000. That much has been budgeted, he said. But the problem Seminole and other counties face is having to pay for audits of previous years which the state did not complete. The last audit of Seminole County was done in 1976. The total bill could run to $500,000 for auditing fees if audits for the past two years have to be paid by the county, he said. "There has been significant concern about the financial impact of this bill. At least 30 counties have passed resolutions oi taken other action to express opposition to the bill," Mike Morell of the state Association of County Commissioners said today. He said at least one county has indicated its intent to bring suit against the state. County attorneys in several other counties are now researching the options available, Morell said. Etchberger said there is a chance the county could be forced to refund $2.5 million in past federal revenue-sharing funds if an audit for the years of 1977 and 1978 is not done. Neiswender said the county has a signed agreement necessary for receiving revenue-sharing funds. The agreement states that the county will have an annual audit performed, he said. However, that money may not be in as much jeopardy as first thought. Toby Jarman of the General Accounting Office in Washington today said an amendment to the Federal Revenue Sharing Act of 1976 stipulates that a county or city receiving more than $25,000 in revenue-sharing funds must provide an audit for .. CountySchool W4 1$? I [Budget OK'd $1 The possibility of the state completing audits of 1977 and 1978 for Seminole County is remote unless the Legislature appropriates funds, deputy auditor general George Warner said today. Warner said some counties were not audited for several years because his department did not have the money or the man-power to conduct those audits. "We couldn't audit every county every year and still audit the major departments as well," Warner said. Ile said his department has about 250 auditors, but about onethird of the staff in any year is new and not yet qualified to conduct an audit independently. Tax Hearing Set Tonight $ 78 Million '.-. in one of every three years which it receives those funds. If Seminole County completes its 1979 audit and submits it to federal officials, it would be in compliance with the law, Jarman said. In Lake Mary Layer said that the carryBy DONNA ESTES By SHARON CARRASCO "The city cannot afford a over money was needed to pay Herald Staff Writer Herald Staff writer reduction," he said. "We have The people of Lake Mary will two alternatives, either to cut The Seminole County School operation expenses and be Board Wednesday night ten- "fiscal responsible" before tax have an opportunity to speak expenses or raise money. It for the record at the city council seems to me it is best for the tatively approved 4 to 1 a receipts are received in $75,851,618 budget for 1979-80 November. public hearing scheduled for city to go ahead with the raise lie said a large chunk of the 7:30 p.m. today on the proposal in taxes. I am willing to go out which calls for a reduced tax rate of $7.07 per $1,000 assessed money accounted for the raises to raise property taxes from $3 and tell the people wflat I feel. valuation, $1.28 less than this and salary increments granted per $1,000 assessed valuation to And I will vote for the tax into the four unions for the 1979.80 fiscal year's rate. $4.25. crease on Sept. 11," Terry said. School board member school year. The public hearing is being Councilman Francis Mark, "Next year, it will cost us William Kroll cast the sole held prior to adoption of an meanwhile, has said he opposes ordinance setting alternative the tax increase, believing not dissenting vote for the budget, almost $1 million in Increments which is up about $12 million to hire the same people back tax rates for the 1979.1980 fiscal enough time or attention was km the wnmt budget ol and that is without a raise," year beginning Oct. 1. given to cutting expenditures. lays, said. $13,ISS,641. The section of t* ordinance He Wi added, I wePtsr, that he Sherry O'Leary, a first grade calling for the $4.25 rate is will not go out and campaign When asked why he voted subject to the special Sept. 11 against the issue. against the proposed budget, teacher at Lake Orienta relerendwn. If the referendum Kroll said he preferred not to Elementary, told the school A second public hearing and board she first found out about is not approved by the people, reading of the ordinance on the comment at this time. A public hearing on the the proposed transportation cut the alternative rate of $2.84 per alternative tax rates probably budget and tax rate has been 1531 Thursday. $1,000 assessed valuation will will take place at a special "Your teachers do not know scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Aug. 27 become effective. meeting to be called on Aug. 30, at the school administrative what Is going on," Mrs. The $2.84 rate includes a five City Clerk Connie Major said offices, 1211 S. Mellonville O'Leary said. "How do you percent increase in revenues today. Intend to Inform the public?"... over the current year and is the Ave., Sanford. Other items on the agenda for The president of the Seminole I don't feel you are doing them maximum allowed by law consideration at tonight's Education Association (SEA) justice In not coming out with unless the voters approve the meeting are: referendum. and two Seminole County this openly." —A request from Florida Gas "We are talking about people, Mayor Walter Sorenson and Co. for permission to run a teachers, however, made their Councilman Pat Southward, natural gas line through the city opposition known Wednesday to children. Give your parents and Cliff Nelson and Burt Penn- to serve its Greenbelt planned the proposed elimination of bus teachers Input in this." Lorraine Offer, a music trnniwtnn for ".nrlv nut" chief have been campaigning unit development in county teacher at Bear Lake among the people urging rip,territory. kindorgarteners. proval of the referenduxii. The Mayor Sorenson said today a For the past three years, the Elementary School, said the officials have said it will be representative of Florida Gas idiool district has Instituted a long day would pose both a kin- problem for kindergarteners necessary to cut five persons will tell the city council whether practice _ whereby from the lO-mimeniber uniformed it also wishes to serve Lake dergarte .rsleave school at and their teachers. "When these children leave police force if the tax increase Mary with natural gas — 1:25 p.m., about go minutes the older children, who school early, those teachers are is not approved and to cut as something city officials would before leavetheschoolgroundaat2:45 not holding their hands," Mrs. well the four-member like to see. Offer said. "They are holding emergency dispatching ser—Request from developer vice. vi Leo Trepanler for permission to But in his recommendation of scIssors, constructors, conthe proposed transportation struction paper, analyzing the A proposed purchase of a new have the Forest mobile home By SHARON CARRASCO She was led to believe the Mrs. Jacobsen said. "I only did said IEO gets proceeds from superin- thtid1. budget of Herald Staff Writer sheriff of Seminole County was it to help the police officers." selling ad space in the fire pwnper truck will also have park provide his 280 unit "If they teachers) are to be cut from the budget if the planned unit development on did t tendent William Seminole County Sheriff John behind the organization and the Itandy Blakenship, who is a newspaper, which began in referendwu does not pass, city Rhinehart Road with water and include money to continue teaching until the very end of Polk Is warning area flier- fund, Mrs. Jacobsen said. member of the LEO board of January. I would like to know how officials have said. sewer utility service. Since land "early out,, bus route. the school, But neither the sheriff's directors, said Tuesday hewas LEO, which has an addiminution of this practice you are going to compensate chants to beware of solicitors Councilman harry Terry, had been set aside in the plan who are using his name to sell department nor the other police not aware of any solicitors m." vertising sales staff of four or who returned this week from for the development for water would save the school district ads for their newspaper. departments In the county have made such a salespitch. Fifteen five, had experienced trouble in vacation said today he is and sewer plant sites the city As for the kindergarteners, an estimated $10,000 "for gas, His warning came In endorsed the organization or of the 16-member board are the past and prosecuted supporting the referendum and had expected Trepainer to build oil and salaries," Layer said. Mrs Offer said the extra time When school board member would be counterproductive for response to a complaint voiced benefited from such a fund, said police officers, he said. salesmen for criminal actions, the tax increase. Terry, senior his own system, Sorenson said. Roland Williams made a them because they would be recently by a Sanford merchant John Spolskl, spokesman for "II that is the case and our Blakenship said. member of the council, has —First reading of an orand probably become who clans she was misled Into the sheriff's department. Sheriff Warns Merchants Of Solicitors Selling Ads people are involved, then it's "You get new people In Who served on the board since the dinance to change the zoning of motion to Include the "earlY tired purchasing advertising space Mrs. Jacobsen, are who sales misrepresentation," said overzealous," Blankenship city was incorporated six years seven lots from residential out" kindergartens In the undisciplined, to for an Orange County previously had advertised with Blankenship, a former Oviedo explained. "Some are ago this month. commercial budget, it was defeated 4 to 1. on Country Club a. child Is tired and has organization known as Law the organization's newspaper, "i've looked over what the Road south adjacent to a Rick Harris, SEA president, done enough of a particular Enforcement Officers, Inc. entitled "Police: Today and police officer. "We don't professional salesmen who tolerate that and would ter- will say anything to get you to alternatives are and we really convenience store. accused Layer of "burying" the activity, there's no produc- (LEO). Tomorrow," said she never inmate them right away." buy an ad. need the increase in taxes," — Appointment of an election f unds to continue "early out" tivity," says Mrs. Offer, whose Janet Jacobsen, manager of would have done business with LEO, "We have put some of our Terry said. Among the reasons and canvassing board a non-profit busing, adding the longer child will begin kindergarten the Village Super Flea Market, the for the organization without the organization, Is the "financial salesmen In jail for stealing Terry cited is that the five Sept. 11 election. be this fall, school day would said a solicitor told her all sales pitch. arm" of the Orange County money. They would sell an ad — An agreement with the city "educationally unsound for In other action, the school advertising proceeds would go "If I knew none of It (money) Police Benevolent Association and write up a cash invoice, percent increase allowed by law "would actually mean the of Sanford and Seminole County __ board tentatively approved the toward a fund for widows and went to widows and orphans I (PBA), a labor organization in duplicate the invoice and then people would be paying less on the proposed regional sewer school board well could afford following Items be included In orphans of slain police officers. wouldn't have advertised," Orlando, Blankenship said. He 2* See SHERIFF. Page taxes." system. the serViCe with the $1.3 million the proposed budget: surplus carried over from the —$2.0W in mental health previous year. services for students for testing "Your funds are growing," and evaluation. Harris said. "You are- accruing 1® for Performing interest at a higher rate than Arts Company of Florida to YOU could pay for this ° lecture and give demonservice In this particular Yit. stratlons on dance at various UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — U.S. relations with the Third Izatlon's official U.N. observer, Palestinian state. the Security Council under the have said Washington "... I think you should start schools in the county. will have Andrew Young's resignation as World, particularly with Afri- Zehdl Lubin Terzj. If the veto is cast, Tern said, monthly rotation system, is no contacts with the PLO until —$17,010 for paving the f'.mcMng aosne proams for ambassador makes the cans and Arabs. Their diTeral said the Arabs were the Arabs will request a rare expected to continue as U.N. the educatMal purposes and not driveway that leads to the new U.N. unbrella guerrilla group showdown on Palestinian rights plomats trusted Young, even preparing a resolution rerun- emergency meetIng of the U.N. ambassador until President necessarily for economical vocational wing at Lake Ho recognizes Israel existence ex. I Inevitable, though their Interests often firming the Palestinians' right General Assembly, which can Carter names a successor. well he sought to High School. reasons." plicitly as well. U.N. d1pinals were shocked to selfdetermInaUs — di- be called within 24 hours if the Diplomatic sources said The compromise never came Related story, page 2A at Young's resignation Wednesploinatic jargon for the right to council Is unable to act on a Young, In his meeting with about. day and seine said his doperform a sovereign state. critical international situation. Terzl, ol*alned a post ponement Had it succeeded, PLO gj deprive WaddWon of clashed with those of the United Israel's Ambassador Yehuda Under the U.N. Charter, of the Palestine debate from Yasser Arafat would ha leader t ve come an effective link to the Third States. . Slum has emphasized the U.S. General Assembly resolutions July 30 to Aug. 23, in the hope to to New York for the upcoming W1d. What next at the U.N. after was committed under existing are not binding on member work out a major Middle East regular session of the U.N. .................. *1"ft worst blow for US. Young's resignation? The policy to veto such a resolution, nations , . But with some Western compromise, General Assembly. opening *1 Ileessespe ................. a prestige In recent years," showdown Lathe U,N. Security but he has received no and nearly allof the nonaligned Sept. 18. Terzl said Arafat IA u.spitai ...................IA commented a prominent non- Council on basic Palestinian assurance to this effect. In and Eastern bloc nations Under it, the PLO would have would attend the Havana Cejes ....................*1(*1IELVF ..............1* aligned official, political rights that YOUR tried public statements earlier this backing the PLO, Washin gton accepted Security Council summit of the non-aligned 4011100!i ................. a Spurts ................... $,IA Generally, It was felt that to avoid through an unauthor. month, President Jimmy would find itself diplomatically Resolution 242, which implicitly nations in September, but was U 3$ Young had done more than any Ized meeting last month with Carter said he opposed for. isolated. recognizes Israel's right to not likely make an appearDel' Ahy ................. ID weather ................... IA of his predecessors to improve the Palestine Liberation Organ- matlon of a separate Young, currently president of exist. U.S. officials, however, ance at thetoassembly. Yo ung 's Re s ign ation Shocks Diplomats odw - . .............— .. ..--, — -- 1 -___—a -. - r - --- - - -, •• - - - 1. _._a - — + 'r.-..J--a-t-- - •_.;I II -_ 4 -• - ------- ---- . I ') 4 .4f44I -. - •• ... .. .- . .- -. - - --. - -----.— - - .4 --. . - - -. ' ' - , .. �Thursday, Aug. 16. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2*—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, Aug. i, 9 WORLD IN BRIEF Typhoon That Killed 3 Zeroing In On Shanghai SHANGHAI,Chlna (UPI) — A typhoon packing deadly winds up some 100 mph today zeroed In on Shanghai, the world's largest metropolis, Chinas Central Observatory Issued an urgent warning against Typhoon Irving, which has already killed at least three people in the Philippines. A radio broadcast at midday said the season's ninth typhoon was centered some 170 miles east-southeast of the city, moving across the East China Sea at 12 mph. "With maximum wind velocity of force 12, the typhoon is expected to hit Zhejiang province coastal areas and the mouth of Thang Jiang Yangtze River later Thursday," said the broadcast. Octuplets Born In Naples Woman Fights Off Would-Be Assailant: The struggling of a fl-yearold Altamonte Springs woman apparently was too much for a would-be rapist who suddenly gave up and fled, according to Seminole County deputies. The woman told deputies she arrived home about midnight at Spanish Trace Apartments in Altamonte Springs. AS she parked her car ln the east end of the parking lot, she saw a man sitting in a late model Nova with the Interior lights on and engine running. She described the man as approximately 30-years-old, about six feet tall with a stocky build and a full mustache. He was wearing Jean cutoffs and a and screaiilng at her assailant white shirt, who then pulled her to the As she left her car, the man ground, deputies say. He approached her and asked warned her again she would get directionsto State Road 43g,the hurt ntinued to struggle 1 woman told deputies. He and he tried to drag the woman suddenly grabbed her and said into his car, the said. But, the she wouldn't get hurt If she struggle continued. cooperated. Without explanation, the man The woman began kicking left his victim and fled. She ran to a nearby apart- Derbyshire Ave., told deputies about 17-years-old, blonde, slim ment and called deputies to the four unidentified girls in a 1968 and standing five foot six inches scene. Chevrolet pulled up in front of tall. Ms. Leonard, who suffered her home about 6:15 p.ni. and WOMAN BEATEN cuts on her mouth and lips, said A 21-year-old woman was left the car, One of the girls began the girls then climbed back in beaten in front of her home near Fern Park on Tuesday by an pushing her and punched her the car and left. She told unidentified teen-age girl, three times In the face before deputies she did not know any of according to Seminole County hitting her head against the the suspects, and could not driveway. Ms. Leonard said. guess why the attack took deputies 'Gene Leonard, 21, of 1960 She described the girl as being place. Andy Young Quits Amids t Controversy - i I HOSPITAL NOTES I PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER WEATHER HOMEOWNERS. DEBTS PRESSING WE CAN HELP rum Ths(muusDuij-i,d said lbs maIn cause fir the 1comsrieewasaCJ pars csmii.vieg , which laded Security - . 0 k6w class 'siNg. 1111111111111 of Iantsr PUla w'$vtu .1 urn ws.prur.Celwsdtkst Neas DaMuiry: Well. flSiSNs fi*1 "86"1101116, $ieL V, $N.* Wool Well.. N seaN, lan sates. rra.ls. J - seas 1 Jiji of asses. fir 5*7 the 112 W1s to' II RIVIUN KI*LI)II PIRMANENT lie and his wife Mary are four the pa rents of 21. mdii children: Mary. 24, it student dt the University of Central Florida, where he is s(Irking tocard his degree in bilsilless riianagenienL Michelle, 17, a senior at high School, hen' A resident of the city for year M it' the past SIX s, (.hCll, 50, of 129 Sheridan Cour(, Winsor Manor, recently resigned from the city's board of adjustment to seek the office. 1k has been involved in the Longwood-winter springs Chamber of Commerce. has served on the city s Chikireri annual LARRY GOLDBERG membership chairman. He is a former board of the Seminole Soccer Club. He was the recipient of the Longwood Area Sertoma Club Cen- balancing the city budget, keeping city taxes low; initiated action for a full- member time city administrator to improve city management; keeps close contact with the police and turion Award, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Post 8207 Outstanding Service Award He has been involved in the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Helping Hand program and the annual Cystic Fibrosis Bike-athon. Goldberg said he aided in the marching concert Iiiik; and Robert, l. a l.Vllhiii %11U iI student, invole1 with the I.VIIIaI: Ihfl(I All of the children Christmas Party 'oimimittee and is president of the 90-member strong Men s Golf Seminole fire departments and has been instrumental in modernizing essential equipment, and was instrumental in organizing youth and senior citizenoriented city recreation programs. —JANE CASSELBERRY . 1 is active on the student cowici i and as it inciiiher of WILLIAM see I (iVifl an auti pr(lgraiI . I proven tile parks and re F.'; ii' program to include n: I:lh (ItiicrLs and the integrit the tt,initr:uriitv trui'tion of bilVI'll and trails t iwuia Ii the to rit W. need StIll l&iOflt' (iii the' mwitil who the people can perceive is an I'I'ne.st and hard-working pci son someone orking for the entire city," he said. Among the projects needed for the city Much I Mitchell is employed as sales manager of the Ilandleman Cu.. a record and tape production firm, II live' at tiui lit!. The basis of MIt1'h('ll5 Calilpaign is to bring council., • Association, Il'J ( IlL! I ital if 1)1(1 sti('. no street I: '. as pit cit , eswciall e hen "IlergF is loremn ever ones thought' the pursuit of federal servatiuii ci .v programs . - SERVICE 'STORES L_ AL 11111- G.E. 19" Diagonal Color TV . C to 1001/6 Solid State. Modular Chassis Sharp. Brilliant' Colors from Black Matrix Picture Tube Custom Picture & Sharpness Control VHF Pie-set Fine Tuning A T 1967 Levels! ' V 44 1 $369 88 Charge It After I'Sale QUEEN-SIZE SOFA/SLEEPER 10 L —W A A . Model 1802 a. Price 95 $279 — P7rnIA ,UphoIstered in 100'h OLEFIN (for easy care) 44 ' CREME RELAX* ER KIT SCONTINUED FLOOR MODELS 4 I J1 p I I 1 CLOSE OUT ON ALL TELEVISIONS KLUNU UQUT1QUE SOME ONE OF A KIND— SOME SCRATCHED— SOME DISCONTINUED TISSUE SAVE IS WAS $449 Zenith Portable 299 1 150 No. 1033 $449 $349 $110 Zenith Portable ..., • • . ... ...... .. , - . No. 137 $499 299 200 19" Zenith Portable ....., ..,,,..,,.. . .... . .., ....... $549 5349 100 No. 1387 19" Zenith Portable....,....,,....,.. .,............,,., 5599 1139 73 8 23" Zenith Console No. 175 25'' GE ConsoI......,.........,..,,..................... 7 15 5579 1136 No.10 ..''.,.'.'...,....,...,..,.'.. 4 lOLL PACK ,,,•I,,.... $ SAVE. BOAS I 1100241•219 ' - David, 7. Goldberg is on the hoard of directors of the Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Cornmerce and served as twoyear blood bank and T.R. Hadach, to build a Hills. Value: $5,000. Building permits issued $1,400. through the Seminole County swimming pool at 897 Cutler Parker Anderson, to build a Don McCulloch, to construct Building Department this week Drive, Cutler Cove Value pool at 1431 Tracy Dee Way, a screen enclosure at 317 Include the following: $6,000. Jennifer Estates. Value: $5,000. Hiverbend Boulevard, Thomas Lineberry, to install Charles M. Hobbs, to enclose Robert S. Moorehead, to add Sweetwater Oaks. Value: air conditioning Improvements a carport at 112 Driftwood windows to a structure at 1251 $3,000. at 1905 Second St., Marvania Lane, Fairland Estates. Value: Jasmine Rd., Paradise Point. van Ness, to enclose a car. $2,000. area. Value: $950 Value $800. t, add an addition to a patio por Philip Schilt, to build a Roger F. Flilner, to build Scott Annis, to enclose a a. and construct a fireplace at 321 porch at 1581 Elaine Place, swimming pool at 118 Lyn- wood fence at 6915 Nicholson Belle Ave., Palm Place. dhurst, Wekiva Hills. Value: Drive. Value: Chula Vida. Value: Value:$3,681. Joseph Johnston, to build a Herbert Barclay, to build a $7,000. Roger L. Featherston, to pool at 2496 Dunn Drive, Jimmie Fenston, to construct swimming pool at 5302 W build a pool at 7431 Parkslde Weathersford. Value: $5,000. a single family residence at Tangerine Ave., a., Woodcrest. Value: $7,000. David Kerber, to reroof a Greentree Lane, Hanover Heights. Value: $7 Tom Bransford, 1430 Winston building at 313 Woodlake Drive, Woods. Value: $46,920. Alexander John, for an Rd., English Estates. Value: Bretten Woods, Value: $2,904. Fred Davis, to construct a addition to a home at 518 $5,000. Richard J. Jacuzzi, to drill a pool at a home on New Upsala Peachtree Lane, Granada Shelton Associates, to build a well at 344 Oakhurst Rd., West Road, New Upsala. Value: South. Value: $1,000. pool at 211 Duncan CL., Wekiva Altamonte Heights. Value: $8,000. SUPER CALL NOW 961V151$ Goldberg, who now lives In District at 940 Waverly Drive, has resigned his seat to run. He says he believes growth and changes in the city are an on-going process and with his experience during much of Longwood's growth feels he has "the knowledge and experience and interest" to represent each of the city's residents. He lists as high priority projects for the near future in the city: a new city hall, activities for senior citizens, salving drainage problems, getting into a paving program, and implementing the budget being prepared by the commission. Born in Philadelphia in We've Rolled Back Sofa Prices PUWIAI. .5 Ø&Ns$$ vituL Pt1s*gi special election. itiEtifli'S 11F116111 P11161Pi 111P111 I1tand2ndMTG No BpSiip Foe Schraw Realty, Longwood. He and his wife of 12 years, Ethel, have two sons, Keith Lawrence, 8, and Jonathan r Md 'Building Perm'i'ts Listed PWP055 -. SATURDAY , AUGUST iS Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 West First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. served on the city cornyears in mission for Lcngwooi's District i seat, Is a candidate for the District 5 seat in the Sept. 4 lie is a native of Salsbury, William B. Mitchell, in his first bid for elective office, is challenging incwnbent I imgwood City Larry Commissioner Goldberg for the 16-months remaining in the term for the district 5 seat In Long Wood's sp eci a l election, Sept. 4. ' Ris es Income - Lake Howell Rood. 1939, he has been a resident of Longwood for 511 years and is a registered real estate salesman with Ken Larry Goldberg, who has GOODJ4YE4R ...Sheriff Warns Thiiuday, August 1, 1Cl—Val. fl. 1 111"1100" ft".w Sandsy, uea uaaws&, iv Ti. Sac., MS N. FscWAvs.. lontord Plo. urn. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Seminole County Quantity rights rssorvid. rJ g. Altamonte Springs. - Missing Yacht Spotted uwsei.* FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, - 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE. HWY. 17.92 at 27th St. DAILY 9.9. CLOSED SUNDAYS Ew.Iusgllrmid THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselben'y. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. MONDAY, AUGUST Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. Youth Programs, Inc. Volunteer training session In the Sunshine Room of Florida Power and Light Building, Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, from 7 to 10 p.m. TUESDAY, AUGUST21 Sanford Senior citizens noon at the Sanford Civic Center. Box lunch for about $1.00 at 1 p.m. The Rhythm Rascals will furnish music. Special prizes for lucky members. Sanford Senior Citizens noon at the Sanford Civic Center. Box lunch for about $1.00 at 1 p.m.The Rhythm Rascals will furnish music. Special prizes for lucky members. NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - Hospital officials said a Naples woman today gave birth to eight babies, three boys and Not live girls, the highest number of recorded live births in WASHINGTON (UPI) — responsibl ed the. medical history. for Andrew Young, one of PresiYoung defended the meeting, Officials at Naples Hospital for Incurables said the typographical dent Carter's earliest and most saying "I helped to preserve errors mother, who is in good condition, Is Mrs. Pasqualina devoted advocates, is leaving our ability to communicate with Chiasnese, the wife of a 34-year-old Insurance agent. as he came In - surrounded by groups of people who are not Three years ago, Mrs. Chiasnese gave birth to six speaking his mind .. •.. able to communicate with each children, but all of them died within hours of birth, and defending his view of other (the Israelis and PalesThe octupleta have been transferred to other hospitals America's role In the world, tinlans), but who are going to In Naples to undergo Intensive care. He resigned Wednesday as have to communicate" if peace The Guinness Book of World Records lids the highest U.N. ambassador with no ' to be achieved. I numberoflivebrthsbeforewedneyusiz,tboyaremorse over ng boss' Black leaders predict the and three girls, born to Susan Jane Roaenkowttz at cy resignation of Andrew Young as Mowbray, Cape Town, South Africa, on Jan. 11, 1974. Liberation ()gar U.N. ambassador will dilute lion, black support for President Carter and damage the already He exited on cue and with strained relationship between consistency: PLYMOUTH, England (UP!) — With a new atom black and Jewish Americans. "I really do not feel a bit ANDREW YOUNG menacing, the last of the missing yachts from the Yet others — Democrats like sorry for anything I have done. Admiral's Cup race was spotted by a lighthouse keeper Frank Church of Idaho and I think I come before you not at refusing to talk to the pw w*u with all hands reported safe. Some yachtsmen, Including all bloodied," said Young, a that group recognizes Israel's Republicans like Sen. S.I. American Ted Turner blamed lax safety standards for 3'a11avda of California - felt black preacher and former 1gM to exist. yachting's word disaster, congressman from Atlanta. "In He said neither Carter nor Young's resignation Wed. Turner, the Atlanta multimillionairewho won the was necessary In light a way I come before you un- Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Fastnet rate aboard the sloop Tenacious, said many neetlng last bowed. asked for the resignation, but of Ids fellow yachtsmen have sacrificed stability for speed with month with a representative of "Given the same situation I he was stepping down lighter boats that could not ride out such a storm, would do It again almost them from accusations that he the Palestine Liberation Organ. The death toll from the freak storm that battered the 330 mon. exactly the same way. I have was doing their bidding. 0 Yachts in the Atlantic approaches off western Britain rose Georgia's Influential state tried to Interpret to my country Carter In one of the warmest to 17 early today, when two bodies were recovered from Julian Bond, sounded some of the mood of the rest of letters he has sent to any of the the trlmaran Bucks Fizz, Two other crew members were perhaps the sternest note and the world," he said, half dozen Cabinet missIng. fired one full of bad news for His resignation ended a who have resigned or been ago traumatic day for the White In the last month, told Young, President Carter, who already House. Young was the key man "you have earned the gratitude Is struggling In the polls. in making Jimmy Carter — a of all Americans with your "Y Yow1g's firing is bad White Sdbsn.s - acceptable superb Isscs a most wtv , uncritical work for the president's reVance, who reprimanded Bond said. black supporter," election next year. Young over the PLO affair "It 15 bad news for black Young, resignation In hand, Tuesday and conferred personiCoattased From Page 1A established for donating to the Americans. .. "It's bad news House in a ally with Mm for l U11I%utU fund," Blankenship said. "We came to the White pocket the money." blue Cadillac to say goodbye to Wednesday, said, 'e interests for all Americans, who have try to keep a minimum of our country have been lost the only United Nation's LEO hires employees as of money in that particular Carter. "independent contractors" to account The two men, both deeply significantly advanced by Us ambassador in my memory do the telephone solicitations, religious, were close friends, warm and deep relationships he who knew that the majority of "A lot of the solicitors in the Blankenship, who has been and White House press secre- (Young) has developed with a the world and the majority of area are drifters with three, with LEO since 1977, said tary Jody Powell's voice wide range of representations the votes at the United Nations are not Europeans and Amen. four, five different names," money out of that fund hasn't choked with emotion when he from other nations." , cans." Blankenship said. "A lot of been used for widows and or- announced Carter had accepted The reaction was predictable Z Libib Tersi, the PLO them are spies with the phans during that time. the resignation "with deep with liberals, blacks and the Fraternal Order of Police," PLO praising Young. AlthOUgh observer at the world body "An oi police officer regret." (FOP), a rival' laborbeen killed of Carter defended his friend little was said by domestic whose meeting with Young Us oixanization. noting Young's conservatives and the Isofis, sparked the furor, charged the °Y I t,it.A .dH. Ilan ellui ...i.i - t....i e.. aid duty since 1968." Blankenship wiwisuccum ability to deal with the neither appeared unhappy. widows and orphans of slain developing nations of Africa Some of Young's former lola IpuureattheUnited II police officers does ezid, but Some police officers of the when the undiplomatic dl- celleagues in the civil rjglgg Nations. hew much money is allocated Oviedo and Sanford police ploinst's words sparked con. movement warned his doperThe fact that the I 'PliIalt.tkve of the U.S. to the II to that fund is determined by departments are members of aer,itJ, U.N. a compelled, under I I the board of directors. LEO and PBA and could benefit embarrassing Us "There's no percentage from the fund1 he added. States. Yoimg met with PLO U.N. Zionid preenire, to resign, I I II "Of all the peopiel have ever official Zehdi Libib Tersi July speaks clearly of the fact that ofresdom known in public life, Andy $ and diacuiaed U.N. Middle the of action at the U.N.," Teni Young Is the bed," Carter was pofy or1glly said. fond of saying, the Stilt Dinirtmt Young says the United States counter was accidental and should reverse its policy of purely social, b44 later recant. $!MOLIM1'm*1. Parry D. 5 Gloria Brown a Baby - HOSPITAL Gill Aususy Is ADMISSIONS DIICNAIGI$ SANFORD: SANFORD: Gloria A. Brown Linda kavir Joe Burton Frank C. Huhn Duane. Fogle a..'.. Maffeft WASHINGTON (UPI) -lbs So, people who do not draw Archie McCormick FIOejnCe N. Taylor average Income of Americans thessbaliefitswendnwigilaff Patricia A. Mo.Waom.ry Charles Wsikor spurted 1.4 percent In July for as a groop with respect to InJohn T. Your* Harry D. Whitlon ElIzabeth A. Mysri Classiberry Melvin Williamson Its biggest gain of 1$, the flatico as the overall figures John Orie.r, Oflary Hail A. Cahill, Ositona Comniers Departmed said show, Frank J. Patrick Elmer Sandikow. Dsltona Arinsfts Nos, Lake Mary That boost apparently ai. Funeral Notk. BIRTHS Joan Hamiltin & Baby Soy. U1d SANFORD: A11511$GOfdQn& Iaby Girl. Deltona lowed the average worker to keep a hit ahead In this race NANDISTY. 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SQ M* tossIs. 50"5 Thday Seal to Fsreeasl: Partly elsedy 11 u the Income Increase keep. thr, Fridoy wi* , y In "r':uekewers, ihisd of id'athostinJuly,g w0uldbeOniYUs5.CaIdP'IIO ___ lIds year In which Incomes have MW IL Un In Om In is sW .seept ase*e.s$ — risen fader then prices. M" y, wI Average Income NOWprice ar.ead II coph. Ilm jpye Wall sum, eiiy seas iacrsi Ii Monsy Fa any pishobiMly $ pareas dor tired iy allireses am Pirsunal Income figiris In ___ the aid sesalag dseusn, Nto mid WthWIIS cius wages, salaries, riots, alsiSi Laws — ytoUs* __ jaj01 msia Longwood Election The Candidates Imagine.., a handsome QUEEN-SIZE comfortable Sofa/ Sleeper for this low pric& Unheard of. we agre& Then add the quality of 'easy care" 100% Olefin fafric. a' Queen-size Polyf Oem mattress and you have perhaps the greatest VALUE we have offered r years. Quantities are definitely iinned, so come In óerly and take advantage of this great Sterchi Inflatiw Fightan, 71- 22 Cu. Ft. GE Americana Refrigerator WAS 1100 PUNCH Aft Jim Hemphill. Manager SANFORD SANFORD ' PC. 555W. First Street Mon.-Fri. 86, Sat. 85 - 322-2821 ruuu uuuu THRU TUES AUG. 21 ::• It SAVE '915 '699 '216 With Custom Ice Dispensor 322.753 IS I. I 1.....SIIS "4T" 1I.'II lTTt £ . . — •• - — — •• : . — S - �- Evening Herald Winter Springs Mayor Troy PUand Ian't at all unhappy with the new date law rering a special referendum of the people beicre local p"Mmad 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 8319993 1979-4A Thursday, August 16, Around ___9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, %40.00. Soviet Buildup _________ 765~ ____ In The Clock We continue to hear the rattle of Soviet sabers in Cuba even as the Russians speak of a new era of :detente arising from Senate ratification of the SALT II treaty, and even as Washington agrees to -help Moscow overcome a food shortfall by selling millions of tons of wheat. A small news item recently reported that Sen. Dick Stone, D-Fla., was pressing the State Department to level with the American people about recent Soviet military moves in Cuba. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance promises to review the situation. t &IIIII ______ a lift for the handicapped. Piland said he will recoenniamicl to the council a series of public meetings to explain to the people why the proposed Increew in property taxes from $212 per $1,000 asseseed valuation to $3.50 Is necessary. buildup, which has been reported or rumored in bits and pieces in the U.S. media over a period of months, has become a cumulative concern. The 'ourageousand discerning book publisher • free society. He paves the way for serious * A so of concern of late been the croamaging ects ci acid . . - moral foundations of a civilized country. He Is a presenting two submarines to Fidel Castro. WASHINGTON WORLD — main event. Because the Cubans had no base for their new subs, the Russians found it expedient to provide one for them. So, by April, they were busy building a sub base at the Cuban poet citY of t Qeofuegos. Thus U Sovi ;compmung a which the Nixon administration brought to a halt In 1970 th rough vigorous protests. By contrast, the Carter administration never lifted a finger. — Health _ _ _ --- , 11, es Ch' - - - ______ ,-',•,, - -. ' -. -.5. '--, califto Thus emboldened, the Soviets haven't waited to make their next move. Last month Ab mt. ews published many books by didirigul" "&L~ Patricia Hattie, quoted congressional sources to the effect that a that dealt with the most pressing lasee. In a who has Jul aNUflid Ce.n. courageous way. He helped Hit On paw curtwo malwo(dwaWan'slarlielit 460q, will beosma brigade of Soviet troops, possibly numbering 6,000 the 'Ichistisgislativelobbywfor on Soviet aggression. men, had been moved into Cuba. Administration dur dw of v4W ___ ___ The PIOPOM1 iiiki to pull a cap 00 the annual iricrew 10 hospital c08tL Thill AdminI1111111111tiOn , fft ---& a 9.7 pwcat ceift, thm - it vr~ raised a bit, aadnow It sits around 11$ percent As hIlon athi the cal.nde. Into fall, that calling may go even lihts' - - -. ___ a _______ _____ ______ - -- _____ , . . - - — _______ - H. is, sr all, a adnghn veteran MiIke senator, Kenneth B. Keating, was largely the 20th century. They edto" the Americus could prove psycholOgIcally helpful 10 Hood od witainad has Id I . . 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AMIMIMMb~ _______ ______ 4,- wqv~ ANft0naftft= 11011~111111111 - 11dftNW"=8ftR" . , ~ . 1`4 . i tb ML 4~= dww .. . - l!"hom" area 12 hours notice t5Slnph,astonn.pc at, to evacuate might be Lff?il''Itnóf Mui'18 feet above sea tile. léveI Camille's storm sirge "It certainly can be less than reached 24.2 feet above sea r- - of U. _PRICE 1599 59 COMPARABLE 1he First helps ) - help yoursel I LTY TRANSFERS -a.à-- Iut' toman, 2 solid wood end tables and I coffee table. Loveseat only sag. &iw uuwiuwn LvnuvsILuII, 4 .Jes*n Mnenno. Lot 1L . Arabia, where my lathe, isnei f.r' - $ • Mws1ICoveCons*v to J0ImC. Bill Howell 3.h C. 8011141111. , Blk J, - Q. I us bees be reached hr c 7 piece beautiful leather look P4augahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames in your choice of light or dark finish. INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ot. ,,. six. 1. the r'-- $S,7V -- - COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP - _ :: , " LA 13, 151k C, Gr"nWoW Lks, Un 2. Enallsh Wooft First Add, 1183,5001. . 1111114410. . Some as above. Lot 21, Ilk C, etc., ,'g, .. - 0) rHomssto Mary L M ol ly &J.Fenlmor,C000srJr.,WlCCftol 00f,cILotlO&W3C00fL021,Blk $lCCftOf Lot lt,EsWimlngsr Farm C,$anIandoSprings,TrCL $47,500. ClIfton .1. Perrin I. wt Linda to the Add 3, $321000. .- - ur as many as 8,000 peopléi ' "If a major hurricane hits . . tury to date. The 0-to-5 agree. categories are the National than doubled the tunic needed Seather Service classifications for evacuation." of destructive potential. Hurricane Center forecasters Category 5 is the worst threatened ; "fP I . I -I . . . _. -- is 'ige e leak AC_i..., lea 10$, Wfa. D, set UdIu, ci HUll had lulls Ihr e use mere 44 tk. ad to 11 few *201 ,4iJ , uu q Is i a& I — . IL—, r ~ is Alkillilillift AMTIK 4 W ~ = ~ aimderciKri.sohadthst Yugmv tee. The worst of those, at df 1 .:---.- .* — Francis 411110 " 4r ftiw^ in the M's Iftnd, mdue "Ammem- to &l1-____AA__& rataraw rndihi.t1IV. breaches ci *j1-tic alias," useplas asmey be the T " ibich Is WW W . Fadasts: A...vskl sad Umbi we hi Vies P — Wailer $'du.., —'—' - .. -,. . - ' The$.M.tipseIUdesthaflrs$ur picketed dsthut Ida — put the ci Qeati. a. pilto, marked hr et1luu at betwe.a II aid* ... I : u.s Ka.thsiink, va ,wrawel - . .-, r Was DeSiM to palset - . . . * t:: ...., " -V,W'4 fightThat IS a good-166AkIg bethisig .' # L _.11E)-, " ,.. T LL ,, - _--twed (be day be win killed t 3I'pseriN - Yqv e.lgouseii ci ku'tiiitck's iacue-us ales sd, ar, b'b..r-dU.askeaailiudUJ 7,Hll*ilS_rapI A $1 th 'Ii hit. I. - L . -.5,-- - - ' hetissohY- b.f - 1- ,, ,. , thasawcohrilUibIokbsripsd. 11* 40 U.e ad hiuih1a ii, , ~, -. In the pod we have twey.,s.,U.dayalsrwOsdpeslens , I -T anIbi$wimdThs'asserd diblir" - - - . .0 - - -, .1 1 :. f. , . ,'- . .- - he Jy. 2074, a UntEalMSd Y1p*). -Y1ITS aid caid editerlal idlerofU. "Iy UdkrLid Aidmm advd federal ugels us .1111111M i . - - didindndhiver:iurtsbsNsnIbithe was dues by tiles least - - wapdw um @$am 44 YNWAVWI cow W" wow War I.Yot ftVillild ~_r0d mwm d"or,MW*Al rd% WM 1111111110 14 Pd Iddl led L__'__-~ ___"_'_ 1rWW==0* . M" "Pffaft ad basis "" IN afty. 7wefris UI a polMkul er.uir I the Valued iate.. IbM 'asa&1i Ii 'd I we vliit Then, hi a msrilscs ii IBM ' 1hu4 to provost the pruI4Ud tiui ViCtim -; — - VAborkilLmmWehm Mop *A69M , - - .- .'FBI* epor't Ignored . .. L . . .. - MERRY'S WORLD - I . and one hurricane with e most dangerous months of August and September still to come, Since 1900, 53 major hurri- Hsn S. McGrh, Lot Is Ilk C, ScoPe, Lot 17$ Lk Hafflot Est., ,. -- . 0 A - JACK ANDERSON The time has come for the Carter adrninlstratlon totelluswhatitknows.Itlsm'ennetemusthatthe A LEk." i-i scan peo.. atone .. - - — - : d S Disaster is inevitable sooner increases in coastal population storm surge leveled the solid _______ -, _____ _____ - . lnclependentiy. The East First Street facility contains the fi . -- or later, forecasters agree. A in the past 10 years has more brick, three-ste building to big hurricane will strike a the foundation, Only 14 bodies heavily populated area someDisaster is of the 23 party-goers were wherealongthe more than 3,000 recovered. miles of Gulf or Atlantic inevitable These two storms, th1' seaboards stretching from Florida Keys hurricane and Bro wnsville, Texas, to Belfast, sooner or later, 1%9 Camille, were the most Maine. Already this year there intense— the only "category s" forecasters have been two tropical storms hurricanes of the 20th ecu. one of these vulnerable, popu- that," Frank said. "We might level. The death toll was more lated areas, there is no question end up with less than six hours than 300 that we're iwing to have a wa, ning.0, borne of the big destroyers disaster," says Dr. Neil Frank, The UPI survey shows of. were: The 1900 Galveston, agreement with the Floridadirector of the National fluffi- ficials of endangered areas are Texas, hurricane that killed an Department of Community cane Center in Miami. "Places emphatic that 12 hours notice estimated 6,000 to 8,000; the Affairs seeking funds to like Tampa Bay — there are isn't enough tinte to evacuate 1926 Miami storm that trig. install 18 handicap ramps 60,000 to 70,000 people living on their urban areas in the face of gered the Great Depression in In the downtown cornislands and low-lying water- a major hurricane. Florida three years before mercial area of the city, front. Where can they go?" "Hell, no, 12 hours isn't Black Friday on Wall St.; the - Accepted the low bid of Frank and his Hurricane enough to evacuate," says Civil 1928 Lake Okeechobee hurriburster-detacher and off-season— December to June D'AIII of Sarasota Cowdy,Fla. decollator, data processing - traveling to the coastal "I'm preaching 36 hours." continuous forms handling population centers to fight what '$001 Hurricanes and their Pacific iI1WEAVING equipment. he calls "deadly corn. twins, typhoons are Nature's NIW A Adopted a resolution of E placency." F N most destructive forcu — not appreclatlontothe board of "Sometimes I wonder if earthquakes or tornadoes or I. directors of Chase and Co. anyone out there is listening," volcanic eruptions. Hurricanes ft for removing restrictions he says. "Some people in Key have kill ed more people and lOt 1511 SAMPlES S HOME oiuonsiiinos SEND $1 Handing on the use of $14,000 West think they lead a charmed destroyed more property than Plus(2) 15C Stamps to; HAIR WEAVE, realized from sale of lands, life because they haven't been any other of Nature's ram! Hex 274143. PhiIa Pa IUSO so the funds could be used Sanford, the founder of the Cit) "The board has worked closely with the city to ...Improve - . .. the library,,rnuseum, ta replica of 1enerai Sanford's library ,, u nuvwxco ____ ____ Daniels to the Sanford Airport Authority. — Authorized Mayor Liete P Moore to execute an ££ ' . — '-- —' momentos of General ___ - ., misdon's representative. , City Manager Warren , Knowles said the present ~7 board has had problems and needs aulskiince with ,administration. "A little leadership and direction would help," Knowles said. [p. Knowles library,museum board originally was established by the city those old4ime amber waves of grain. _______ ,., . Sweets are W for the teeth, as ammile. . bOm xample, Hwy RegrypUllliIhed stXhthtdfiUthShOtalcodctrii1r.fnlwgbilJ Izl1W9, for e Bi* everyone may be wrong, sci officials soft-pedalled this report, but did concede and national health Insurance. the forerunner of Alexander resusech ammggsets. We we lAdsbi? t that U.S. intelligence was aware that the Soviet Solshutltsyos Co oh. make a differáca? Na',i'•l GSOgr.pblc PSOpIS for ths lnformatIoi Union was setting up a high-ranking command y soviet Prison Camps," by linor " 04 chocollsk may actually have some effect in The bill would also carry standby mutdetory structure in Cuba that could handle a brigade-size Upper, a Garinan-Jewlals writer who had be. , Based on Mrs. Harris' comments a. alt. takes blOCkiSIg I controls for those hospitals that reline or are eve' from cazitwo site and tier pretece.or - force. imprisoned by the Soviets. thould , be _____ _____ In his menolrs,Mr. Regnery pokds out t More recently, the Pentagon has confirmed a W ys and MaiZe Mils Lipper Was a prismir In the fursh Siberian hnial ceats. reeearcit. which ii to find just about anitl*it "Modest increase" in Russian troops. r A ebop in W down ow to had win a" likely be 81~ prison Camp that Vice Presided Henry WAM ft* et o could th No one seems to know what all of this adds up to wart any pr::1i'' move to when It comas to p&9 the prMid's v go itint.r vw is taaslt)' hII(IOIS those uiøidilcry CUdlele. - ! Se fur, (Ie whether the Soviets are rewarding the Cubans oky has iou and described a. medsi camp. at The question, then, Is whet for their work In Africa or whether they have Mr. Roomy iWt am bW piftin be .11. ..wad ___________ he owgreed" Waft *A W - Harris re.wI % malm? 7M somw is, proWy very career, Uberal-left reviewers oft neajected or decided to push as hard as they can against what -.~ VMS" Involy food. Pr Coder's sM ci UUI'. condemned the books he y'blluhed. 1agisg It appian that It may be po,1h1, to tvert they perceive to be a soft U.S. government. . N'o wea seen as hypealtiusi. Masy of the Her appolatmant or, more accurately, unfaidonable Ideas to Lls. American Iig4 directly hdo electric energy by Thus Senator Stone would seem to have gmd on'e.nen Wiwireleusd to be eatragsd by '("o's vte', could even hurt th e ad • catalyst a coenponent of a csimen Comm gotten flØAI% iI' tI%, ...i l...14..4i.._ t. _fl .S. -. UA~ a_ It t'.,Ilt..,. — W1 WW WWI I UI W In çq uuwrsue ySVyV.U4.. ijv •uuu u ..uiauv w . vegasama 5$JU WI" SUWC WI. W1UIS 1I Ii WIT. UI 9U'SS, UWIV$t. swers. It Is unsettling to recall that mother Many of the bOoks he pPed w,1*öaihed ___thi mm gut the very IsJia aa1bisg, he u w,lkosmscted an Capitol HIlL ft aly never prove commercially p' — Sb. commission wquld ,Pe. Reappointed A.K. :bandled by the c,Shoemaker Jr. and John _ — - t be brOUgI*b,.),, _____ ................... ,I -- — board would meet monthly t. to consider the business of ,,the museum, approve / payment of bills, review ,; progress, plan future ac_ and suggested any NCE N'T SEE THIS — Approved a recornmendation from Jim Jernigan, director of the recreation and parks department to refuse to rent fornight use any of the city's outdoor facilities except during the peak use times, Aprllthrough Aug.1. No night time use of the athletic fields is to be allowed from Sept. 1 through March 29 unless the lighting is paid for by the league or team using the fields. Voted to decline a requed from the Mark Slade new car dealership on U.S. 17-92 outside the city limits for installation of a water hydrant, as requIM by the dealership ;Peterson; Mrs. Carol 'Kirchhoff; Mrs. Jan Johnson and Ross Wonenay. He suggested the new A - but it takes more than 20 hours coast sit on ground feet orless knocked unconscious. 2:25 n.m. to complete. abovesealevel.AndontheGulf I became conscious in tree These and other worrisome of Mexico coast the most and found I was lodged about 20 facts were disclosed by a dangerous area the figure is feet above ground." United Press International more than 28 percent, ac From pollee reports, Pass survey on the status of cording to the U.S. Army Corps Christian, Miss., Aug. 17, 1969: hurricane evacuation plans of Engineers. Repeated entreaties made to 23 along the South Atlantic and "Eighty- percent of the people to evacuate Jichelieu Gulf of Mexico coastlines in the coastal residents have never Apartments, but they continued opening weeks of the current experienced a major hur- their "hurricane party". A bo ut hurricane season. ricane," Frank said. 'The midnight Hurricane Camille's commission: - ci " conaervativelnalearned,profoundsemi,notln simulated acid rain of the strength of household EJN'M _____________________________________________________________________ terms of election campalgu politics. VIn,W not only survived but registered hn In recent weeks, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich proved yieldii. ought out Henry Regnery's The findini although Mill tentative and br autobiography "Memoirs cia Disside nt PiIâ,er." It isa book subject to continuing research, Is regarded as of that's Vital to an understaoft od ft In. special cance to the aping of a national telleCtual battles of the last generation. 9 energy program. Coal, NUt U the PflI51'Y riarilt for also a When Mr. Regnery formed the Henry Regnery _ _S _ _ _____ ~ Marty Importailt 1110" MM 111181i Is source of th. sulfur dioxide ni1vts that .11. 'I '.' .f.- ,..b -'"-Iin am UM -* iflhi' 'I1baistoacid's.• i.rs mer '-.lI4ICS'NUlI$ 'front that" '"W.me conaciMlon to Iowt?*tthe etIt iir wdbld I serious WM1UNGN UPI pod's subcommittee on health. historical study that questioned the role of below Will Mill be IIUui U, a. the P&t Mwdfa"ls health package have a bow Intha Sojetlip, two comnom also had 10 passMarabdepmjam, President Roosevelt with respect to the outbreak we MUA mom up owl of war in the Pacific. Imoded Zuropm chance! to clew once.. now that Joseph jimemt on the bill. One the Labor and Human IPaclous skIs., writers couldn't find an outlet here. Criticism of But somehow the prospect of coamo-cod Finance Committee, killed It -. not exactly a soybeans ds.n't quite raise the spirits as d14 t he Soviet regime was taboo. Henry Regniry education and welfare? Probddy Morris responded. In other business, the Stenstrc*n proposed for , membership on the new I-;. ,board: Mrs. RuthSwinney, [ Dora Lee Russell, .Mrs. Margaret Vitale, Mrs. Anne Cale; Mrs. Penney Enerp's Argonne National Laboratory suggesting that acid rainfall in moderation may be not only tolerable but beneficial to one un. flt During two years of experiments at the laboratory, plots Of lOybSaflI treated With s feelings,'' ,- which returns to ear th chemical particles 5Pwed Out by lndaitl&l ope rations and ab sorted by the atmospheric moisture. Now coma a report from the Department of He published RusseU Kirk's pioneering work "The Conservative Mind" In 1047, William F. Buckley's "God and Man at Yale" in 1NZ, and numeroUs other books central to the rena'uance of American conservative thought. He was and is a publisher of serious works dealing with the Intellectual, historical and Another small news account this spring advised what happened next, which turned out to be the - Knowles said active members of the board wanted to "get rid of dead wood on the board without hurting anyone's feelings." I finance deepartnient, and the curator of the li brary even the status of a 3 part41me employee of the pollution. their time. No one better fits that category than Henry Regnery, who launched his career as a PUb11.am' lit (..'tticagO lit 1947. Last February, the Soviets made a point of By FRANK EIDGE hit in 60 years. pages. And they happen every MIAMI iUPI Forocasters "People elsewhere, particu. year. hope they can provide 12 hours' larly Texans, have an attitude Their ferocity is awesome. warning before a hurricane that implies they can withstand From the diary of J.E. strikes. But: the forces of Nature." Duane, long Key, Flu, Labor —It would take a week to There is scarcely a spot on Day 1935: "10:15 p.m. House evacuate the6O,000 persons who the U.S. hurricane coast that ROW breaking up... I was blown live in the Florida Keys. can withstand a major hur. outside into sea. Got hung up in —Fort Myers, Flu., has the ricane. broken fronds of coconut tree most detailed emergency More than 17 percent of the and hung on for dear life board." subsidiary boards and agencies of the city; all ,lnancial records be maintained by the city's have some application em to Clouds 01 readers to a.p the Issues and challenges ci planes in Cuba, the sophisticated MiG23-Ds. Mr. Carter assured the country during a December press conference that there was no evidence of nuclear weapons to go with the planes. The administration made no protest to Moscow over the introduction of these offensive bombers in obvious violation of the 1962 Soviet-American agreement. I$ clinics: 900 (WHILE THEY missioner John Morris said. "If not, it Is a backhanded slap at the existing hewboardoperateas other BDONGRA7F That business about clouds and h1th . Is an Important figure In the Intellectual life cia In November, the Carter administration reluctantly confi rmed reports of Soviet nuclear Could Help, But... ... a F'ridav.The vaccinations will be administeredat S. I'rench Ave.. Sanford, and at Church and Wilma streets ui I onwood. A rricane Warnings board have resigned. "The proposal should be run by the board," Corn- establish a new board composed of eight ap(o1ntees and a member of By ANTHONY HAUIGAN Early last year there were reliable reports out of Washington that Soviet air force units were rein: forcing Cuban pilots in the air defense of Cuba in order to replace Cubans serving Soviet purpes j Africa. said, pointing out two wings have been added to the structure. He said the number of visitors to the facility has tripled in the past 18 months, The city manager also said some members of the mended the commission dissolve the present board; s - JULIAN STENSTI{OM meeting to discuss reorganization, Stenstrom had recom- To Coast i — County this fall also must show proof of ilnhtiunization aLainst communicable diseases. And for the fir st time this fall, students in grades 10. 11 and 12 must show proof they have been immunized properly against thr red measles be fore they can attend school. 11IIS proof also can be supplied with a statement from a physician. Now until Aug. 24, free unniunization clinics are available For Seminole County students who fleed protection against th&' rL'(i tiieasles and other communicable diseases. 'l'he Seminole County Health l)epartrnent is offering the fret vaccinations for students froni 8a.ni. to 4 pni Monday through - the board of a special - 46 iciri l- . Ubrary and Museum In favor of a nine-member board under the control of the city of Sanford was turned down by Sanford _ RL.LIN6 WOULD YOUL'KCTbbEE?'...j . ______ ____ By DONNA ESTES HeraldSWI Writer A proposal to abolish the 24mnember Independent board of trustees of the Gener Sanford Memorial VIEWPOINT ( For Publi her day. Teacher and room assignments for Lake Mary and Iirngwood elementary schools will be posted at those schools. Anopen house will be held from 1:30p.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 24 at With the first day of school just around the corner, new students Red Bug Elementary School, where teacher and classroom in Seminole County are advised to register as soon as possible. assignment for the first day of schoo l will be posted. Students may register at these schools as follows: An estimated 35,000 students in Seminole County are expected —SanfordMiddleSchool,from8a.m.to3pm Monday through to attend the first day of school on Aug. 27, accordmg to school Fridavdistrict officials. lake Mary Elementary School, from 8 a.ni. to 3:30 p.m. Childr en who are entering kindergarten or first grade for the Monday through Friday; first time must show proof they have been 1u11y uiimunized aii(l IMngwood Elementary School, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday "free of cominunic:11.ie disease" with a statement froiii a through Friday; physician. Otherwise, they cannot be enrolled in public or nonStudents who will attend Sanford Middle School will be. .ailed public schools. ' a post card that lists their room assignment for the first school Students from out-of-state who willattend a school in Seininolt _______ city commissioners this week. The commissioners voted Instead to Instruct Its representative on the board, Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom, to notify Coast QUEjON2:HOWMU By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Panel? _ f'Do EXCEIVE IRRITATE You?' Salute 'TCt Morse, Streetmnan and McCollum are delegates. After the selection Process ur di fo ad tional permanent delegates will be chosen. Those hoping to be named delegates must have a $20 registration fee with them on Sept. S. The Seminole cows Republican zecutive Committee and the Seminole County Republican club are jointly sponsoring a "Family Fun , on Sept. 1from 3 to p.m. at Camp San Pedro off Dyke Road. 1 _ Deserving School Reaistration Timc Ar Lkfd — Joan. VIEWPOINT t,,.• 1#n Ib I$UI 11"AZA I.SM i. III said. The new van is to be equipped with Thursday, Aug. 16,1979—SA City ______ lOCal W$SI who is willing to donate $200 to the organization. The money Is the lad of the amen needed to finish the payment for.. new van for senior citizens, I1en' — N Sam Kwdnaky, president of the Seminole County Federation Of senior atise Cl"I$ lacking for a ____ There Is mounting evidence that this is needed. The Soviet Union has refrained from any radical military move in Cuba, such as the Installation of ,-.cc;,,. School American History teacher, Jim Thompson. Thompson will be seeking the seat curwdly held by Harry Jacob.. Jacobs has not said whether he will seek reelection. with ether govermnentai It1ei" By DONNA ESTFS Cuba: A Reality? m, Wast candidate to annonce kAwt to seek an Aitaincids Springs city C,n1km list In On Nov. 0 city election is 37 yew old Lakeview Middle can raise lazes. "I like to see the people vole on money Ia.ue." Pliend said. "If the people say no on Sept. 11, we in the city govenunent will have to rearrange our thIflk1fl" he said. "The council and mayor are ctged with providing basic services, such as police end fir, protection. If we feel there Is a need for capital Improvements, such a new city hail, we need to KU the people on It," he said. "Next year will be decided the crucial question of whether we will be able to provide adsqiat. capital Improvements for the city said Pliend. "'ij also have to look at salaries yI1 lringtrg t atri.. into of VM W The Fun Day Is to feature hot dogs, soft drinks, beer and genies. Fred Streetman, state coin* inIUiflW1 is Ch$IIThIfi of the event. He said all prdentl$l candidates have been Invited. Only former Texas GOV. John Connally has accepted the invitAM so far. alternates to the_ Republican mini-convention In Orlando In ovember aretobe selected by having their names picked o.4 ci ahat en Sept. $ at the Spring Oaks Civic Center in Altamonte. Those wishing to be selected alternates and delegates mot be present and In line by 10:30 a.m. The omnm1ttee in charge of the selection process are: Mary Aim Morse, state committeewoman; Streetman and Bill McCaIIurn, local party chairman and Dorothy Meadors, party treasurer; Mrs. Audrey Holloway, Frances Marone and Lauren Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. For Middle, Elementary Levels S (•1 Z. 7 "Sei F$UC • Copng'i IllS I Ls.... -' i. ..,_..,_, -- ---.-.-.' - ait4-r W.iftI.5 ll S'__________________ ________ - - 1.i,r....4,J IrS15JkL ir7Jm-,c,,.'n---,#..ui1. . i 4-.* I I- --' —, - 4 , w= .-.. - ,,.l - _ _____ ----- ... - - - -. -- .. . 94 - f — .1 - , 'l '''_& "'"-• -A-_.~_~ 6%,i.,,in , 119601111i, , ML .-. SC n A ~ i , * -I,-- - I- --&J--"-W TT'TTTIT $--_ !T- ;_•_T .. �. Sanford Fl. .. . . Thursday, Aug. Thursday, Aug. 16. i9it-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UU II II I I II All 1 11 ONE-STOP SHOPPING I II I. — II Di liii I I j IF1uir_u1r___'hI1"I Summer's nearly over and School starts soon. ::zJ:uturnn needs... you'll find what you want and save real monoyl NA71ON 1 )J• Y. ing I •. •.• . - . . SAVE GAS! J.. ..: F friends, and those of Frankie & Johnny ' :• n' Priest Identified As Robber m•a t$ from our D II col,quiet, relaxing ' MON.-FRI. * FOLLOW THE CROWD * woen1oy iiiegvw '. has MR ED'S N1I " Was olned A V FM 150 PAGE OF SEMINOLE Notebook WELCOME WITH ON WITNOUT APPT. SANFORD PLAZA M4M Se "Wino Center - Sanford Plan 11= STATE ST. 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Daily nceatGraceland— which the city and county would like to turn into a Presley museum averaged 2,000 this summer, About 3,700 were on hand Wedoeadayto visit the graveMtesof Elvis and parents, Vernon and Gladys, in the Meditation Garden on the grounds of the Presley estate. REG 111 '. es 89 15 OZ. BAG KLEENEX REG. 37cA BOX OF 100 4 1 FOR$ m RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!)— Attorneys for Dr. Jeffrey MwDonald have begun presenting witnesses to support the tomer Green Beret's cWm that four intruders killed his wife and two young claughters nine years ago at Fort Bra". A foffner Fayetteville woman, whom the lawyers said toW people she remembers being at the MacDonald home the night of the killings, Is expected to testify today or Friday. Helena Stoeckley, 71, was apprehended earlier this week In Waihalla, S. C., by the FBI. She was taken to off Plain Pockets a Boys ural f. i___?__j • • fluor.sc.nt aquarium full hoodw/bulb 5.6O to8 i&. 1-SJJT:TlJ P"ts IorIhern' *11 8.80. -. PIR • . 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A shy and admittedly frightened sales clerk from a Wilmington-area department store Wednesday became the latest witness to swear that the 53-year-old Roman Catholic priest is the man who pointed a small, silver gun at her and demanded money. But Virginia Byme fMhll' Department store, which Pagano is accused of trying to rob last Jan. 23, said she thwarted the crime by snatching back two stacks of bills taken from her cash register by the would-be robber. . I wine & Cliieu 323.6563 ALL DRAFT BEER DINE IN NEXT TO THE THEATRCARRYOUT E it rn a a 'c EIIV Il riM M . . SANFORDPLAZAONLY MON. NITE T-SHIRT NITE things In life Fulton County District Attorney Lewis Slatong Wednesday said he is looking into the possibility that narcotics was the cuudnon factor in the killings, including a triple murder discovered Monday. State and city police have expressed continued concern over what they call a migration of organized crime figures from Florida to Georgia, bringing with them the lucrative narcotics market that has flourish ed in Miami for years. Police refused to link the three deaths at the home of Joseph B. Booth Jr. to drugs, but police records revealed that once arrested for possessing 64 pounds of marijuana, a charge that was later dropped. . Oil our stores Tor L £ LI L OCK1O5CnOOu argauns: I HAPPY HOUR HAVE LUNCH Will the city's rising illicit drug trade. v Sanford, Florida •I .•'.'.. . The recent execution-style slayings connected to - of at least six people, police believe, may be - iSO AIRPORT BLVD. \. ATLANTA UPI .. . 'a.•• * In Atlanta Drug-Linked? BOWL AMERICA TROPHY LOUNGE We Invite our Execution-Style Slayings I .0 P1 IN BRIEF • i. AO 323=4635 Noun- 0 b0r!m121 ILL m.'!'v cwaauJ M401 �H Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ::,I::, ~tt was I 01 'SCOREBOARD ve@ ' SPORTS IIA-Evening NvahL Sa nford, Texas (Darwin 3.3) at Mu. Seventh race 6BDDave 1.10 4.20 2.10 1)thTAS-llTime: 31.27 waukea SEdbar'sOneOnly 3.80 360 3.20 1312), 5:30 lAilIght Filthgame 5.10 2.50 3 Rosy Romy 1210 10.20 5.80 2 Meadow Mischif P.M. 13,20 860 Gasti Wally 1 Lusty Linda M20 560 8 80 3.20 6 Jersey Clare 25.10 6JO Friday's Games Rambling Ralph Q(6-$) liii, P(64) $0.40, T(44.l) 1 J($ Andy 1.20 1 Zubi Gondra 640 5 40 0O Chicago at Boston, night Q(2-S) 57.00; T(5.2.4) 46560; lApraiz GoIrl •I.IL 510 Q(34) 143.60, P134)114.30, T134 Minn at New York, night Time: 2:09.1. 0(1-5) 37.10; P(S-1) 80 -70; 1(5-I-I) ?ttsraceDs.16flm,: 32.S0 1)1612. 40 . Kin City at Bait, night 632.40. Eighth race 6Lea Bonnie 14.40 7.20 4.20 12th $34 Time: 3L60 Texas at Milwaukee, night 3 Radar Bell 3.00 2.40 2.10 Sixth game 3 Fluid Drive COO 1.00 2RacingProiit 10.40 6.00 1.60 Toronto at Cal if. night 2 Keystone Score 3Carata Pecina 4 Leazar Zuess 3.60 2.50 1500 600 540 140 1 Cool Gal 7.40 5.00 Clevela nd at Oakland, night IRight Time Gal 3.00 7 Sara Fernan Q(34) 51.31, P(64) 274.01, 1(6.3-4) 3 JMs Still 5 40 6 40 o Detroit at Seattle, night 0(2.3) 5.00; 1(3-3-1) $ 0.60: Time: S Santi Arca 10 80 0(1-2) 11.40, P131) 93.90, T(213) 2:110. 0(2.3) 27.40; P(3-2) $5.20; 1(3-7.5) 10th raceA 5.16 Time: 31.50 131.20. 3S1.$0. Ninthrac. 6 come On 6.00 3.60 2.10 Attendance 2626, Ha ndle s1,t,,fl. S Seventh game lAddito 4.00 2.10 ICharlie Del 5.10 3+40 2.10 SZubi.Diaga 2100 1380 600 7RockcastleF$ash 3.10 1 Kid Romulus 11 ,80 660 8.00 2.80 SVictorPaco 0(14) 0.20, P(6-l) 1(11, T(44-7) SKeilyFritz 4 00 $aflhi,g 7.20 3VjcandiArriet $3.40. 0(1-i) 11.60;1(1-1-5) $(00; Time: (based on 32$ at bits) Q($.$) 44.10; P(I-5) 23400; IllSllffiraceDS.lêTime: 31,91 2:01.3. National League 3)203.60. 4Mr. Pix 15.20 1.40 4.10 SEMINOLE Tenth race GAS H Pc?. S Mountain Rage 5.60 1.10 Eighth game Wednesday night General Mac Hrytz, St.L S 9.20 3.50 3.10 8 117 449 131 .336 6 Parity Princess iso Mutilla Wally 19 70 6 80 6 00 First race 6 Bombay Jo Anne Tmpitn, St.L 11.20 4.40 112 413 159 .329 0(4.5) Nil, P(4.5) 335.10, T(4-54) 4 Miss Mac B 1 Gasti Arrieta 8 .10 4 40 17.20 3.40 3.00 3 Mø B Hornet, All 4.10 $5331 111 .321 123.20. 6 Oscar Rodolfo 6 00 3(otcha Oat 2.60 2.10 Winfield, SD Q(S-6) 74.40; 1(3-6.3) 695.60; 130453141 .327 lttli race c5.ilTlm,: 31.43 0(1-I) $7.40: P11- 1) 214.20; 1(111 RellableGordn 2.60 Time: 2:11.1. Garvey, LA 119416 155 .319 6 Restless Mike 15.40 1740 5.20 6) 491.80. 0(3.4) 15.10; T(4-3.1) 142.20; A-1,254; Handle Knight, Cm 112 410 130 .311 SSexy Robby 7.00 5.10 Time: 2:13.0. Ninth game Mazzlill, NY 113421133.316 lMa*'s Fred 1.20 oMutllla 19 40 16 00 5 20 Second race Gilifey, Cin 93350 120 .316 0(3.4)104.60, P(4.5) 1102.50, T( 6-S. 4 Victory Wind lisasa 1600 460 4.10 2.50 340 Rose, Phil 121 462 145 .314 1)1731.40. 3 Echanl; 7 20 2 Gov. Del Lee 3.20 3.60 Parrish, Mfl 1003 111 .309 Atteiiance 15*2: Handle H $193,154. lQuantico Way 0(4-4) 12.10; P(6-4) 124.20; T(6-42.60 American Leap,, 3) 520.40. Q(2-4 11.10; 1(4-2-7) 64.60; Time: Mj GAS H Pc?. Tenth game 2:09.0. DAYTONA BEACH Lynn, SOS Wednesday night 111 414 141 .341 6Vicandi Wally 1880 700 420 Thud race WEDNESDAY NIGHT Rice, Bas lit 0, 5-16 Time: 31.74 116143 135 333 Ilsasa 1600 4 60 lMaxlhelrack 17.10 9.60 3.10 Firstgame ng, Cl SMissjennyRae 20.00 13.20 13.60 110314 12$ 3Echaniz 720 •Maxi Freight 1.20 5.00.. lAranoArco Brett, KC 14.70 3.60 3.20 116 III 161 330 2 Respondent 4.50 1.00 S 0(4.4) n.o, P(4-4) 124.20; 1(4-4Sterling Dung 5.20 I Carasa Pradera 1.70 4 60 Lezcano, Mu 104310 117 .323 3 Slow Start 19.10 3) $20.40. 0(4.1) 1(4-IS) $51.40; 2Galdos Gerdo Oliver, Tex 380 0(3'S) 5061 P(i.2) 640.20, T(1-23) Time: 101 .324 2:09.0. Tenth game 0(1-4) 23.00; 1(41.2) 261.40. Bothte, Soo 111410132.322 2260.20. 6Vicandi Wally 1880 700 4 20 Fourth race Kemp, Del 110 410 132 .322 Secondgame 2Ramon Badiola 2ndCs-li Time: 31.74 360 320 6Tanio 10.20 6+10 3.10 Lndneau, Mn 116433 133 .312 SB. Policed 4AranoFernan 11.10 5.00 380 lOscar Urquiza 7040 7.20 4.50 l Mary Bar Queen 600 12.10 3.10 2Domlngo Smalley, Mn iii 415 13 .310 4JohnnieScat Arnie? 9.00 6 60 0(2-4) 45.50; P14.2) 105.00; T(6-2340 250 2Eanly's Dream 320 ICarasa Gastlli 3 Impala Camarao 450 4)215.00. 3.20 0(4-7) 49.20, 1(6-7.2) 161.40; NSffie RUM 0(4-2 36.40; P(42) 12.90; T(4.2.$) 0(6-1) 35.60, P($-4) 90.90, T($4.3) Time: 2:09.2. National League Kingman, Eleventh game 40920; DD4-4) 113.70. 313.20. Chi Fifth race and Schmidt, Phil 3 Sara Andre 17.40 160 9.00 Third game 3rd$J-l4Time: 31.47 4FlyFly Brook 14+006.60 300 6Vicandi Pecina 880 180 American League lEnrique Lynn, 11.20 6.60 1.10 lEcho Future 3.10 3.40 2.60 I Son oiWaygate 5.20 3.60 2omIoUrquiz 300 Bo 34 Rice, Bob 32; Thomas, 4TimeAndAgaln 2( nd re 600 400 5.00 440 2 Princess Kai 240 37. 30 ; P(3-4) $5.10; 1(3-4-2) M 30; Singleton, Bolt SZubl 1.00 êZsroHawk 3.10 0(1.4) 31.40: T(4.12) 141.40; 0(2-I) 41.40; P11-2)114.60: T(1-2. 211.40. 0(4-7) 26.11, P17.4) 11S.N, T(7-44) Time: 1:43.1. Twelfth game 5) 444.50. 431.60. Sixth race I Ramon Sarduy 13 00 1300 13+40 Fourth game 4thAS-16 Time: 31.14 1 Bynos Bird 4.20 2.20 2.30 5.10 2GastI Paco 4+60 420 llrusta-Arriet, 72.40 16.10 IJM'sSpsdRapid 4.00 3.10 2.60 2Doras Bogle One 2.60 2.20 6.10 4.20 SAprai;Badiola .1 80 oEgana-urqulza 4 Green Meadow DAYTONA lEACH 5.00 3.60 6 Middle T 2.20 0(1-2) 31.20; P(l-2) 152.70; 1(1225araBadiola SB. Lynn Marie 300 Wednesday matinee 5.50 Q(I.3) 7.60; P(1-2) 12.40; Time: 0(6-7) 111.00; P17-uI 647.20; 1(7-6- 1)1105.10. 0(4.1) 12.50, P15.4)24.90, T($43) 2:05.0. Ist race Ml-14 Time; 31.96 A...I 1. U..41 (IAn at' " "i''v 1 1 K's Babe 7.10 3.40 3.00 317.2 SIb 034 Time: 35.6999 4 Pliable 3.20 2.10 Major League Ft. Thvy, A. I, laseball Muir League Standings ,5 00 By United Preis International National League East + Fans Chant ' We Want The Colts ' Parade - I \ 1 By II - kw r•4' i( Ca,, Him Doctor Doom NEW YORK (UP!) - Doctor w II I 1• ZAP, IiiUi& ' '."' Houston Ang Diego Atlanta Los .. ho? • :, That's what Robert Braifle wanted to know the first time he was asked about awesome John Barefield, the St. Louis car.; nals' attention-grabbing young linebacker, who Is built like Mr. . America, walks graveyards alone at night so he can meditate, keepsaquarterduckinhiseaandcalIsh,1if"DD " ,. Braille has a few credentials of his own. /: .. He was NFL Rookie of the Year with the Oilers four years ago i 's i::. and has only gotten better since. An All-Pro practically from the 't•••,. ' first day became up, Braille Is football's best outside linebacker '.' ,• ... next to Pittsburgh's Jack Ham. ";: Y So when he first heard how this new dude, John Barefield, , ,',',','.,'.', ,' •.• straight out of Texas A&!, was going to tear up the league as a .'. '''.'..'.'.•; \' rookie last year, he frowned and said, "Doctor who?" He said some other things also, like John Bare!leld was still wet behind the ears, etc. Since the Oilers and Cardinals never met last season, Bar Barefield didn't have an opportunity to show Braille personally what he could do when push came to shove. Two weeks ago, he got his chance, though, In the saw's s first preseason encounter at f Houston, and although the Oilers won the ball game, 9-7, Bare!leld HAWK T&I I performed so spectacularly for the Cardinals' specialty team, he gg'g NEW could hardly help but earning Braille's professional approval. "" All in all, Doctor Doom had himself quite game, a fact that UC&I '' didn't escape Braille's "Hay, b'% s'"alle4 out to ,_1sasJiIag, after. .. isoea.rp. lpus I'! form of acknowledgement. "No, you're rnyb,"Bajefjeld gave jt right back toBraziJe, New Lake Howell High laughlng the ume way. football coach Houston's fifth-year vet hollered at Barefield again just before Weis- mak a Sammy ea SOw. W U1 the Oilers lined up for their field goal. Right after they kicked It, Braille tapped Barefield on the backside and when the Cardinals' team during a break In aoplomore turned around, Houston's AliPro winked at him Wednesday's practice at without saying anything. He didn't have to. Barefield knew that th e South County camwas Braille's way oftelling him he was okay. pus. The Hawks run "I respect the guy," he says. "He's All-Pro, and in this th rough offensive drills business, that's the ultimate. I admire the way he plays and what at the right. Some 70 he has done, but l don't feel he should have come down onmewith th things he said last year. After he said them, everyone really sophomores, 4unlors and dome putftonme.I'mnotcompialnlng, though.IglnfeelI'm theonjy seniors iUrnvu out or Doctor Doom" football at Howell on the L year was pretty much of a washout for Bare! Laid because first day Florida teams of the Injurteshesoffered. L thnsoranotJhe was out with were permitted to begin a lad shoulder, a contusion of his thigh, a twisted knee or a pulled practice sessions, hamstring, fiM In one leg, then In the other. "I played in nine games on the ipclalty teams and it was an education like no other I've ever gotten," Barefleld says. "There were things I didn't understand at the beginning. By our fourth regular game, though, I understood.", With all his problems, the muscular 24-year-old Victoria, Texas, itive Mill found time Whelp save somebody's life. ft happened. year ago In St Louis. He was In a station wagon itheway to take his physlciiwhen he noticed woman, ob. lously In a state of deep agitation, waving her anna frantically side a car parked an the aids of the freeway. Barefield Mopped fthewomant.adully explained her husband was suffering s .' '• ' .. I '---- •1 •. ,•• .. ,' ,',' . . ',','. ', ' • '. ',,' . :',. •. • '.',',' " , •'.'.'',','. . ..,;.. ... . . •'.•.'. . r. S' - Wednesday's Results - •. - - : . ' . ' S . -•- . • -.... - . .. .. -,.-. .. - •. • .- '. + • S ,. prjp,,g though Hug' staff ft pert Jones c..sniàr men, was not as In about that, was unlikely the city would do himself a "Ba1 1 ' " . Irsay' tli'aitj. He said the only thing done to- anything like Jacksonville's Olitained medical help. 7% am survived. a not Jaoyjj,, Fla., (bit or William Boucher said the stadium since he bought the Gator Bowl rally because Irsay wife sat me me moving letters I ve or any otlr perhaps ft time to meet .et team In 1972 is to "ha11 a "knows bow much we love the " Barefield says. me ..r 1tta..... triedver Los M81111111111 Colt 1.... 1k. I &k 1k. ...I .11 crummy lk.l III., me * .was ao 7W..,.,. he bin He Said he sr did. It wasn't me who saved hisUfa, anyway, because It wasout as ,$PWS now home Um L tam. tbovgt4ftwuwdiksi steam oln vontrui. It was In the good Lords hands and I was J ones? tea m ma te guard would move. could contribute a little." e Same way larofleld MU! apes himself primarily in an IndivIdualistic •' uuic the situation se, which Is why he clings to the nickname 'i)octor Doom, . umt we o IN day ,s Im to make I speaking from the Carda' raining camp In Si. øseries, Mo., r effort* " resi1 IN down Iesi, a;;: putLtthisway: ____ diana H this" d andNSwhIt'sblllg higfl," 'I bsl vslhavs. wili oslami In sce, Pr. to Iraq's he Mid. °' 'I grsnand play in Jackasavil! y, she'd say, 'Cli, Joke,' but I think she'd agree I'm wue." ie,wir. h.. ftmtuw to Mayor William Donald Oct.DIAZION efsr said Iraq was qpar1y move the fraa1de.. BAIT £ '*'snuta1on"PrutI asybscameh.hadbpen enti don't glveitascusj ashbdhy both MerytdOw. r' L M thwol unioN there's some. henry ftj.i .ini the Batlow timers t1r- c nMity. mmlamagw. 5 f, SAL71MORE (UPI) .. - - - ____ + e 0a MOISI C1ICKIT a 1 id s - in 'I bs.." Iraq was is _ Waft pwduletIto hRPrYIOII*ts to ARRIN, N.Y diPli wNtksdhiackto$qis$he. clIyaad bvlrui :±sI Memselat ui the (bili' I Elder the at Ø•rrh$- NNOM said estmeutI,hewill wwhecvkrinatswitbirauy I9-asatd $1$N bid, 6. Will brsakamthsrreaWbri,hy wLBMths(b his csmpM$*v. cw t , c- 1ng is the kydsr piapses, the have heard Iraq' I ItyWkedshsuts.s, Cd 1ps$s$.me,,the 1hO 1waq.mIslRLlomskethe. l4* d.Iiegpsiims is'p1p is"Epr IM , thqaoyb, $.$mgfn l jvii Wed 6 P$, -. . S I _kk.enlN 'j_ 6101ft d000ess of us __ _ By United Press InternaUoaal Mike Flanagan pitched lxiiliastly through 12 Innings and It Looked like he would get a nodecision for the effort until Eddie Murray became a thief. With two out and Murray on third base and Doug DeCinces en first In the bottom of the 12th inning Wednesday night, Murray stole home with an assist from DeCinces to give the Orioles a 2-1 victory and Flanagan his 16th win of the $emon. For Baltimore, it was their second consecutive 12victory. Flanagan, 16-7, allowed five W struck out 12 and walked to register his 12th comhte game. Th. White Sox scored their $ily run off the fl-year-old leftwhen Jim Morrison led the game with a home run. The Orioles tied it In the fifth Imling on catcher Rich Dampsey's sacrifice fly. It remained that pay will Murray and DeCinces Mole the game In the - - - ;S aii,s aly'. kImar.(bit." I 1 , he Igmss le hews do., P 01. 1 GiOseat Mar 1Id I r tuNa M $hiS ri jest csry is ysnuski has rilnesi I. . j 'I aemathieg that 4a'UCPWW& . NaIkes. oft heha.,, ivwemisluJJkeps.ui M a *uhurar I.e +. -. - ' piy PAINT S - IW . FA$TLO*N -- .. '- . u1'j41 7' ALIO*MLAILE C Con A IU$INI$S LOAN$ + JUZ mll a Montreal 3, Houston 0. A's 3, Blue Jays l: Rookie Brian Kingman and two relievers combined on a seven.hitter to help Oakland snap a five-game losing streak. Red S.i 9, Twins 5: Carl Yastszemaki belted a two-run homer, the 403rd of his career, In the bottom of the eighth to power Boston. Brawlers 6, R.yats 5: Gorman Thomas walked with the bases loaded and two out In the bottom of the ninth inning to give Milwaukee their victory. Ya.ke.s 4, Rgsrs 3: Bobby Murcer singled, doutled and drovelna rim to help carry the Yankees. Men'issrs 3, teams 2: Willie Horton's two-run homer with two out Inthe eighth Inning lifted the Mariners. llgsrsl,Ai(eIsl: Rookies Dan Petry and Pat Underwood combined on a two. hitter and Jason Thompson and Qusnp Summers hit homers to power the 1gers. By lJai$ed Vram teteruadsesl&t.tuii singled to lead off land defeated Toronto, 3.1, of Alter the unu and wored Milwaukee edged Kansas City, W"4 the Metre.! Espos Montreal's second rim when $4, DstrQft clipped CaliIàinua, 11011ftnelilild had work Warren Cromsrtle singled. $4, and Suit, got by Is the Miy way to regain the Andre Dawson followed with an Usvilaid, IL lied held a M groundovito make .low PiratosS, Padres is sheet tisil ago . of Joe Niete-o, 16-7, Bill Robinson and Dave A fielding error by third Parker 'wl,d homers to lead "We've got to pull togilhsr aid win this Using as a teem," baseman Enos 'Cabsil allowed .Mreaklng I1llibsgh to its fifth Montreal to go ahead 14 In the dril* victory, "M rdWm g Ginels liii pitched four bvthi Of Second.Guy Caitir led off with itteut røof Wwhwsday night $11141., took second who Bill Bickase Psi his 13th home 1oliftthsEipostoa34vlctory CabeflbooIed Ells Vahihw's rin IQ tie in the grounder, went to third on aveth 11154 .fld lift Qsicago ever the Hmja Astros. Larry ParrIsh's sIngl, and QWA the DO and scored on Chris Spsier's asses s, i,a,a 3 unciiwldos*aft,eNtt.rb doubl.play grounder. Jerry DOW n1an iro~j-W 1111111110 111"M help Msat,'uI day within 3 W hi te's pinch Mt sigh In the strq a to Vie SS of - sixth drov, hems Metreal's ises New ype over M'e final run. man ), BideS: Mrsal had ad won th EheWhSNPthINLPIIt.. Nin celibtatid his Beet. sies April N 197$, but burgh downed San Diego, $4, khder, $4, Mopped Ike icago Mqpsd Frenelson, Silk hithdey by p14itg a five Airs. a two hill over five $4, New York Ph, 1W Atlaula, hitter ad npplag eat a pair of to Iitk WAw H, . "lifer a $4 rhoadiapikJ:jQaris. 11 C0114101111 1h ' rqrdsrsnga anti, 3-11P ad Lap Arelis BIB Riwallad Duaty Baker we shielder and Sandorson 90W at.tails $4 tStIplSOS$Oghvi 1ss'mer the hmsdtree in the AmirLaagae, New hesi',gi for his first Yorkidj.dTew,W,aedsi 111A114,lasalVhdi,YOWISL lad ' clshbid M'Ta. 9$, O+ + a • ware fp • + - at 6 'IL*J. $SLUL ftWN1 -' - - + + + ( • + -_ - -StS a + + a f, ++ + S anford - + + 11 L + +. AP,AL - .! iqs at + - Z + + - AUTO SERVICE CENTER F - a. ' 1;00AP; YEAR " + + Expos. Bouncing Back? ,$ ......+ RVCE WORES All 12 12th. "That's the first time I ever stole home," said Murray, who had singled, was sacrificed to second and moved to third on a fly bell. With a 1-2 count on pinchhitter Benny Ayala, DeCinces, broke from first base. Hoffman attempted to pick off DeCinces, who was walked, as Murray, already In motion, sprinted home with the deciding rim. "Hoffman ls a young kid," said White Box Manager Tony LaRussa. "I bet they won't pull it on him again." In other AL games, Oakland best Toronto, 3-1' Boston outil scored Mimesota, 94, Milwaukee defeated Kansas City, 64, New York edged Texas, 44, Seattle nipped Cleveland, 3.2, and Detroit downed California, 6-1. In the Natlonel League It was: Citcago 6, San Francisco 5; Philad,lplIl. 3, CinclimatI 2; Now York I, AI1M 3; Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 1; Los Angeles I, Si. LouIs 5, and + TV$df up I 'Flanagan Goes' - IpL5I 6th Cl-16 Time: 31.42 + + t -I 4 Anne B 12.00 5.00 ltbAS.14 Time: 31.17 ö Black Beauty 3.00 ÔHP'sBoBo 15-003-00 210 0(2-4) 29.60, P(24) Il-il, T(2-1.3) 3 Black Bonnie 2.40 2.10 427.00. S Marie Ann 4.60 SIb race Cl.16% urns: 31.59 0(34)11.4*, 1110 (4-3) 94.05, T(4-3.5) 3 Gunnery Buck 1340 10.50 4.10 419.40, SEO'sjomo Run 9.40 4.60 5th 07.14 Time: 41.44 1 Mountain Sample £20 2 Leawala 710 4.60 3.00 0(3-3)64.40, P(3$) 117.11, 1(3-5.1) 3Viv'sMaxie 940 5.20 442,50. SMongo 4.60 6th race Dl.14Time: 32.11 01123) 24.4*, 110 112.3) 14.90, T(3-3-11) lCOuraUoUsTerri 12.20 1400 11.50 30040. 3Mountuln Bold 5.00 3.00 9th $5.16 Time: 31.59 $ Got 5.20 5 Record RIver 22404-40 6.60 0(3-7) 44.10, P(7.3) 113.40, T(7-34) 1 Diver Kea 5.40 410 445.. lleetteJuIce 1.20 7* race Dl.l4Time: 31.70 41111-8) HA P11.111 239.30, T(I-1.7) 6K'sSegone 340 3.00 2.20 744.40. 7MySuper Spot 24.00 3.00 111hC3-$ Time: 35.71 2Darbibe 4.20 3 Humor Me 10.204-40 5.10 0(4.7) 34.15, P14-1)12340, 1(4-1.2) 7 I'm Easy 5.20 4.00 4 Allspice 5.50 ' NriSsSS4aTI*., 31.10 41-71$$-,PI$41134.*s,T(3.74) 641.60. - . +: Jew Use- ad Mid, "Na usuuut. l'a I htwevl&tse$.Ud$I lNai,..'iis S; _ - + 63 56 .323 3½ 61 Si .313 5 60 60 .500 6½ 33 64 .443 13 50 71 .413 17 ••, ALL APPLICANTS MY + '78itEE - 10.1 + Loans can be arranged up to $50,000 If you awn your own horns, condominium or mobile home md lot. AS homeowners iakfy, Including wldo*s, retimes and even thaii reiscied by b*s or loin P IVIN IF YOUR HONI Is NOT CON PLITILYP*IDPONI IA$YtXTENDED WO O.. 3.10 $00 4.60 6 Trixshot 8.60 4 Jeanie Do 4.80 2.60 2.60 0114-7) 34A6, 11011141) 77.41, T(74411 I Safarl Ace 2.10 2.600 I Coirry Marp 320 3rd race M 5.16 Time: 31." 0114-1) 12.0, PO4) ".4111, T 4-4 1) +++ LOANS FOR ANY pljp - 6 Gushing Smile 4.10 Q1124) ItIll, PMH 65.411, T111144) 740 3.10 l Shadow Dance 4 G Harry Milwaukw 6, Kan City S 'Ø•fr L California 1 Seattle 3, Cleveland 2 Today's Games (All TImes EDT) Chicago (Proiy 1-4) at Boston (Tudor 0-0), 7:30 p.m. Kansas City (Spllttorff 11-12) at Baltimore (D. Martinez 140), 7:30 p.m. Minnesota (Zahn 9-3) at Now y , • t"I $50,000 FOR ANYPURpO : to I + - 65.20. 2nd race D 5-16 Time; 31.32 Bolt 2, Chi 1, 12 inns. 3 YourCre(Itls000dFor' NUJSIII.E - Uhiceas Need Cash? Harness Racing 61 St 5111111 lgA 38 12 .317 41% West W L Pd. 08 City ,fX 6Qi'E .4 qI9,ver% /F Dog Racing $oston 9, Minnesota 5 ;Nsw York 4, Texas 3 HOMEOWNERS: $2,500 64 53 .347 14 62 Si .517 17½ Texas "A':' SJVp -•+ - Chicago Seattle Oakland 36 IS .29*31 Wednesday's Results Oakland 3, Toronto 1 - ' New York Detroit Kin Cindy Bradley claimed a victory In Wednesday, night's celebrity races at the Smnbiele Harness Raceway when Ow Metro News writer drove veteran campaigner Bornsay to a wire-to-wire triumph. Channel 9 IV sportacer Mike Storms finished ascend, followed by WDBO traffic reporter, Richard Bouchard end Evening Herald, sports editor Jim Haynea. Bert Jones St'' Ill A C k. l'h. Cardinals' linebacker picked him up, put him In his own r, opened all the windows to get more oxygen and sped off king or a hospital found one away whom jumped .. wagoncars 73 " .624 5 70 50 .23 M Mimi Bradley Goes Wire-To-Wire . Boston Mitwouke Clqv*lnd %ronto an . MIEKR 0, OFATL4NTA,WHO% 847 rtE IV' 7/f O2r//FR /OE(iiou /coR /foT ,qgy GIVE 8.4Fa4't v ,, gsi Y",-? ff'o',? 46 ORP AIVO d%*' PERRY i2/P /7'/r/97O) it wo'ta 8E,4coOO 5E1 - But oses, •... ... PHIL --- ony -- ' ' American League - .'" - OH, BROTHER' Jai Alai Chicago 6, San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 1 New York 6, Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 3, Cinci 2 Los Angetn 6, St. Louis S Montreal 3, Houston 0 Today's Games (All Times EDT) San Francisco (Knepper I-i) at Chicago (McG)othen 9-I or Caudill 0-4), 2:30 p.m. San Diego (Perry 10-9 or Owchlnko 4.7) at Pittsburgh 7.6), 7:30 p.m. Now York (Falcone 3.9) at New Atlanta (Nlekro 15-13), 1:30 P.m. LOS Angeles (Sutton 10-13) at St. Louis (Forsch 4-10), 1:33 p.m. Prtday's Games San Diego at Chicago Los Ang at Pittsbgh, night Atlanta at Montreal, night New York at Cincinnati, night San Fran at St. Louis, night Phila at Houston, night * -. - San By United Press iatnat1ossi nlns tack Larry Collins, placed The trade ofLeonGraymade on the injured reserve 1,1st " Ho uston Coach Bum Phillips Tuesday, has a bone chip below happy th New England, ue the knee as well as a pulled fans may be ready to revolt, groin muscle. Gray, a two-time All-Pro who -The Minnesota Vikings, helped New England runners unable to sign a contract with compile an NFL record 3,195 veteran quarterback Bob IA yards last season, was traded to Wednesday released him from Houston for the Oilers' flrstand any obligation to the club. LAC sixth round picks in next year's who now Is free to negotiate draft. with other clubs, said Grant New England Coach Ron told him his reporting to camp Erhardt, who took over this now would "screw up the year after the departure of quarterback situation" for the Chuck Fairbanks, was upset Vikings. lie said he didn't quite. about the deal. understand what that meatgt, Herold PlisIss y Tim Vi sciat "I was reluctant," said -Place-kicker David Posey ErharcL "You don't fill an All- was released by the New Pro position with a rookie. I England Patriots Wednesday. gave my opinion but I don't Posey kicked in 11 games for ' have veto power." the Patriots last year when • The deal Infuriated John John Smith tore a muscle in l)Is Hannah, who worked next to leg, but was given little chance Gray and participated with him to win the job after Smith In a celebrated holdout In 1VI$. returned. Smith has earned a "Leon IS lii a better position reputation as one of the NFI4's than I'll ever be in," Hannah most accurate place-kickers -said. "He's going to an and had out-kicked Posey in •.. Organization that's jig.rea$4jn $nlpj camp. . .V ..t-t "•L)i • .•.. WIJk4. eas't. I'D , '('V never sign another contract I ii liiOi with New England." POfly PatsGeneralManagerBucko 0 0 -• Kllroy said the deal would help ' L U the team acquire a quality PASADENA, TeL player in the 1980 draft, Seminole Pony all-stars got off believed to be one of the to a rough Mart in the Soi4heri, strongest in years. regional baseball tournament Elsewhere around the NFL here Wednesday night, losing to training camps: host Pasadena by &O count.' -Cleveland Browns' General Seminole comes back tonight Manager Peter Hadhaxy dii- at6pjn. against Fort Worth closed that veteran strong 93 loser to Houston. Lafayette, safetyTonyPeters,whowalked La.frewaflrst-roundbye. out of the Browns' training Pasadena pitchers Burnhl camp last month, has been told White, David Ochos and Billy either to return to the club or Shanks combined to hold retire. In other developments, Seminole to two hits and fanned. the Browns said reverie run- a tMal nf 17 hft.r. ' ... W L PC?. OS 10 31 .579 66 56 ill 4½ 57 63 .475 12½ 34 45 .434 13 53 61 .131 17 47 73 .392 22½ CiflCi San Fred eTb 01115 1I J 61 9 50$ 9 19 64 .426 15½ West U S MILTON RICHMAN Leaaers 62 5.4 .534 6 10 57 .313 5½ York New flfIL. .L.. - Phila Gray Trade Sports W L PC?. 0$ 69 49 .555 64 51 . 3½ Pittsbrgh Montreal Chicago St. Louis JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) the city staged aWednesday Gator Bowl excitement," viewed the greeting "withhe great concessions and parking rove- Cleveland to see the improve- Colts become the Jacksonville years, but no number of season state support." Baltimore ColtsFla. owner extravanganza he added flues he wants. ments that have been made to Colts," he said. Irsay told a press conference ticket sales was mentioned at Robert Irsay says the fire- night, complete with fireworks, wanted more than just pledges "We're not going to leave any the meeting with Godbold. Wednesday afternoon that, works, the music and the white rock and disco bands and a colt from corporations and In-Irsay called the Gator Bowl that city's Municipal Stadium, horse were very nice, but if the that galloped around the field dividuals th "We want to be able to go to after conducting an unofficial at they would buy "completely unsatisfactory" which he said is about the same stones unturned In bringing and said It should be refurb. age as the Gator Bowl. them here. If Mr. Irsay decides bed at night and know we will poll of the other Natloilal city wants his team it must as a cowboy shot off blanks. season tickets. refurbish the Gator Bowl and ished No price tag was put on the not to [ring the Colts to get paid," said Irsay, adding Football League owners, he felt at city expense, Including A crowd estimated at 50,000 "What I need Is a bankable the installation of Individual Gator Bowl improvements, but Jacksonville, It won't be bethat he was speaking for his certain he could get the 21 votes give blip "a bankable commit- thundered "We Want the Colts! commitment," he told a group Godbold indicated the city cause we didn't give it players as well. and stadium box seats and he needs to move the Colts to ment" that he will gross $8 We Want the Colts!" as God- of city and chamber of cornmight sell municipal bonds to everything we have." million a year. Attending the meeting was Jacksonville. bold and Irsay alighted from a merce officials earlier in the renovation of the press box. underwrite the cost. "It's a big job," Mayor Jake helicopter on the 50-yard line, day. Before his arrival, Irsay, who Wayne Mlxson, Florida's However, sources close to "What people want when they Godbold promised to get back is dissatisfied with Baltimore's lieutenant governor, who told NFL Commissioner Pete RoGodbold said after meeting Police estimated another 5,000 The $8 million go to a football game they Is a tofinal the response Colt owner with the city's Memorial Stadium and the lack Irsay: "Gov. Bob Graham is zelle said Rozelle was miffed with Irsay Wednesday, ,but to 7,000 fans couldn't get into would include seasonfigure, tickethe andsaid, comfortable place where in 30 days. we're big enough to do it.,, of cooperation he has gotten one of your biggest boosters.! over Irsay's activities and the 70,000seat stadium because stadium box sales, but not can watch," he said. To prove Jacksonville really of a massive traffic tleup. "I'm going to do everything from Maryland officials, said got word from the governor that doubled he had anywhere near television and radio revenues Is afflicted with "Colt Fever," He suggested that Jackson- in my power In the next 30 days he wanted a guaranteed sale of whatever Mr. Irsay asks, we the number of owners' votes he Although Irsay said he and the one-third share of the yule send a delegation to to make sure the Baltimore 65,000 season tickets for 10 will deliver. You can count on claimed. S Thursday, Aug. t, 197-9A • �• ,. .. . •. bA-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. . .. .. . -. .. . .. Thursday, Aug. iL ifl .. .. .. I -, •. •. .. Legal Notice Nab 'Bumper Car. Bandit& CLASSIFIED ADS ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - It time driving around the have to bother hot•wiring the Orange County Sheriffs De. had been a Long, hot summer groves," he said. "They'd cars-thekeyswerealreadyln ment deputies fird started without much diversion for a smash into each other, race, the Ignition, suspecting the six juveniles group of Winter Garden teen- play chicken - just have a "These abandoned cars were from Winter Garden, some 10 agers - so they stole rental general good time with the tinning up everywhere in the miles west of Orlando, when a cars and staged their own cars." groves in various states of police detective arrested three demolition derbies in the The boys, aged 15.17 years, damage," Pavils said. "They'd boys for car theft. They were orange groves, have all been charged with take them for a spin, get stuck caught knocking out the rear "One juvenile said his televi. grand theft. Their names were in the dirt and just leave them." window of a car. sion was in the repair shop, so not released because they are One youth told Pavils he A spoke&nan for General he didn't have anything else to juveniles. wrecked a rai car when he Rent-e.Car said the thefts went do erceptstealcars," Detective They are accused of dealing leaned over to kiss his undetected for several days John Pavils said Wednesday. 13 cars between July 13 and girlfriend while driving. AgtJ3. because the agency has a large was exciting to these kIds. August 3 by simply driving past er auto was abandoned In the inventory. Business also was We called them Bumper Car the gates of Budget Rent-a-Car middle of a road after the particularly brisk dog he Band1ts and General Rent-aCar after thieves plowed through a fence period the cars were stolen, he "They were having a great midnight. me youths didn't jinel kvw'fr.rI riniwn nu,liiww Telephone Legal Notice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARIN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE IV THE CITY PROBATE DIVISION OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. Pile ssm,r Notice is hereby given hit a DivIsise _________________________ Public Hearing will be held at the IN RI: ESTATE OF RESSIE MAXINE SAUR VUNG. Commission Room In the City Hall Dec-51d in the City of Snford, Florida, at 7:00 O'clOck P.M. on September 10, NOTICIOP ADMINISTRATION itim. .................43C.IIIM TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ins. to consider the adoption of an 3c.flhlCUtiVltiIflhS . . . .3k a Has by the City of Satword, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ordHance IIM icon icutIvetIl$.....35C 5:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. Florida, as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1451 FRIDAY thru OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED . MONDAY ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF IN THE ESTATE: SATURDAY 5.Noon 3 Lines Minimum _______________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA that the administration of the estaf of Baste Maxine Saur Vung, OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF decessid, File Number 7F.21S.CP f fq SAID oRDINANcE, A PORTION pending in Thu Circuit Seminole Coity, Florida, Probate 0F THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY Division, the address of which Is LYING NORTH OF AND ABUTY. Seminole County Courthouse, ING AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND BETWEEN KNUDSENCOAST. DRIVE __________________________________________ Sanford, Florida 32111. The Personal AND THE SEABOARD representative of thu estate Is Rese LINE RAILROAD RIOHT.OF.. ______________________ ______________________ Levy, whose address Is Geneva, _____________________ Florida 32732. The name and ad. WAY, SAID PROPERTY LOCAT. ED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. , .. ._ £-iiiinah rm FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE _____________________ tative's attorney are WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. below. AVON All persons having claims or NEXATION PROVI$IONSOF SEC. Wiilsharemyfurn.apt. demands agaInst the estate ore TION 171.044, FLORIDA STATION HEIRLOOM THREE TUTES: PROVIDING AN EFFEC. w.pool. Male. -Avon. Increa your earning requIred, WITHIN CreatIveEresslons 3234512 Cai1323-1m4. 5. call 1 141 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TIVE DATE _____ WHEREAS, there has been filed _______________________ filE FIRST PUBLICATION OF with the City Clerk of the City Cf womanw.aonwouldiiki ________________________ ruse urys, II I IV 111W WI,,. 111W bIWI 1 ____________________________________________________________ ar. your apt. UTOMOTIVE MACHINIST f the abeve court a written Sanford, Florida, a petition con. . 18-Help Wafted 323155$ me rebuiIde,. Seminole Auto datemint of any claim or demand taming the names of the property hlne, 301 E. 3Ith P1. Exp. they may have. Each claim must be owners in the area described __________________________ __________________________ lyl Wages Commensurate w in writing and must indicate ml hereinafter requesting annexation to th. corporate aria of the City of lIltY.fringe benefits. S-Lost & Found LPN. Full time a. part time. Apply basis for the claim, the name and Sanford, Florida, and requesting to ________________________ in person L.akevlsw Nursing address of the creditor or his agent be included therein: and us AIdes, 7.3 shIft. Exp Center, t1 E. 2nd St. or attorney, and the amount eferred. Apply In person WHEREAS, ml Property Ap. Lest: I me., old, black, male :Iaimed. If the claim is not yet due, German Shepherd, last seen kiview Nursing Center, ?ple date when it will become due praiser of Seminole County, F ioriea E. LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida Laurel Ave. Name "King". Call st. having certified that there are IWS shall be stated. if the claim is license. 4.12, 3221344, Sanford . 3224307 after 3 or 530.1W. in the ares to be property owners contingent or unllquidated, the ennexad, and that sold property Nursing a. Cony. Center. accepting appilcationsfor kill neture of the uncertainty shall be owners have signed the petition for Lost: Lg. blk, German Shepherd, pvt time employment with stated. if the claim is secured, the "Nicky", wearing choke chain Evening cook. Apply In person y Way Food Stores. Must xat; and security shall be described. TM w. Dr. Bass tag. Rewardi 323. Hoilday inn of Sanford on the over 10 yrs. old. Apply at any WHEREAS, it h1 been deter. claimant shall deliver sufficient mined that the property described or 332.7415. , lakefront. copies of the claim to the clerk to hereinafter is reasonably compact Dog, fern., wh bitt mixture, 11 a. enable the clerk to mall one copy to an contiguous to the corporate area Utility person. Apply in person as much as $300 per 1000 Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. DEA DLINS Noon The Day Before Publication ________ . IA All persons Interested in the estate has further ben determined that to wt'iam a copy of this Notice ° the annexation of sold property will Administration hat been mailed ore not result in the creation Cf an en. required, WITHIN THREE claus: and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida, is in a Position to provide THI5NOTICE,tofiieanyobjections municipal services to the property they may have that challenges ml described herein, and ml City validity Cf the decedent's will, ml COmmISSIOn of the City Cf Sanford, qualifications of the personal Florlda,deemsit inthebest interest representative, or the venue or of the City to accept said petition lurisetcilon of and to annex said property. The proposed rate reductions each additional minute. The "We believe that the simplest toll rates "without creating a apply only to customer.dialed proposed new rate would be 63 and most responsive way to serious revenue deficiency.,, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF WILL, BE FOREVER BARRED THE CITY OF SANFORD, Dateolthefirst pubilcatlonof this FLOR6A: Notice of Administration: August 5, SECTION 1. That the foliowlng described property situated in 157g. Seminole County, Florida, be and Role Levy th same is hereby annexed to and As Personal Representative madeapartoltheCltyofsanford, Cfthelstateof Flofida, pursuant to the voluntary essle Maxine Saur Vung annexation provisions of Section Deceased 171.044, Florida Statutes: ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL BegIn at the intersection of the REPRESENTATIVE: Up 13.9 Percent W. C. Hutchison, Crime Increases Florida Jr. South ilneof SectionS. TownshIp 20 S. Range3lEand the WLY R.Wline of the Oviedo Branch of the ACL Railroad, run thence NWL along saId W R.L line 273.3 ft, thence W parallel with the S line of said Sec. 4, 200.00 It. thence SEL parallel with HUTCHISON i. MORRIS 230 N. Park Avenue P.O. Drawer H Sanford, FL 32771 TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) The sharpest increases oc- aggravated assaults 12.4 per- were used In slayings. Murder, rape, robbery and curred in cities and rural areas cent, from 20,601 to ,5I5; Telephone: (305) 322-4041 Publish Aug. 5, i, - Mechanic or trainee for VW's, 5 day wk., paid holidays, fringe benefits. $200 to $300 to start depending on exp. 335.2%2. 6CNId Cats __________________ iid care in my home; - exp mother of 2. All ages. 2204 Mitch ct. w. Pinecrest ares. 333.333 EVENING HERALD CORRES. PONDENTS FOR THE sANS FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE Unique Kindergarten forSyearolds Call 322-MIS ______________________ Saturday in Sanford - Begin. ning June 2. Sanford Early _________________ Childcare Center. 322-MIS . PLE. 322.26llfor appointment 9-Good Thn to Eat _______________________ _______________________ Legal Notice FRESH OKRA Mon..Wed..Fri. 322W3 . _____ Meats. ______________________ Legal Notice ft., to the S line of Sec. 4, Thence E engaged in business at MULLET Respondent. along said sac line 200ft. to the point LAKE PARK ROAD Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION WITH DII. 17.1 percent In Florida during percent reectIvely, Suburbsn 79,609 to 90,997; larcenies 13 socIal problems and made a FICTITIOUS NAME the first six months of 1979, the towns reported a 14.5 percent percent, from 163,869 to 184,780, plea for the people of Florida to of Beginning, less ml $35 ft for Rd. County, Florida, under the fictitious CRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that $ am All lntheSE¼oftMSW '4of SacS, nameof SUE'S NURSERY and that Department of Law Enforce- Increase and crime In non- and auto thefts, 14.5 percent help in the crime fight PROCEEDED AGAINST engaged in business at 413 Doheny Township 20 5, Range 31 E and I Intend to register said name with TO: DONALD EDWARD BARNES ment said Wednesday. Way, subtrbsn communities was up from 16,178 to lI,Slt Casseiberry, Seminole County, "These latest datisuc taInIng 1 acre net. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, a,emlktltieusnam.of SECTION YOU ARE NOTiFIED that a _________ _________ The lesser crimes of motor 10.5 percent. The value _____ of property stolen 2. That upon this or. Seminole County, Florida in ac Petition for DiuoMion has been ALLWAY$COMFORTCOOUNG& gly 4 Eobbrtas were p 394 the ttr* iix moibs of the yger law dinence bsesming ptflctiv,. The cordance with ml provisions of the filed against youand a pram' HEATING .-vgIy rnIi.nh,.mdp,.pa,l....,_a5eTh. Pmg'le.ntseesSu,'-,.-Wt,t g *,11**s tsist%?8 It1lIII , . aM PIorS prsaees# *4,vlbsd M'lThadt be ctien S.Ø FlorId. Statutes 5057. the Court to award mat certain an overall Increase, of 13.9 forcIble rapes 18.5 percent, were used In 201, or nearly half, continue to face an *11 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, entitled to all the rights and Sig. N. Lucile Hill property owned by you and rur Florida in accordance with tie percent, Commissioner James from 3,8 to 2,111; murders of the killings. Knives,, the struggle against crime," he RI, 1 Box 1073 provisions of the Fictitious Name privileges and Immunities as are wife, Marsha Lynn Harris Barnes, Oviedo, Fla. 32743 York saId. 14.4 percent, from 441 to 507; second mod popular weapon, saId. es tenants by the entireties, located Statutes, To-Wit: Section 545.05 from time to time granted to ____________________ Publish: July24, August2, 5, 14, .. ______ . ____ . -• Vag ran kdo wn City of ' N DICE OF' PUBUC HEARING ' - ' ., JThCO17Ze - ____ SR 4 _____ say they expect biahs trairs this year____ thn - 3 U %' - ° -- LIIOU They frequent downtown lando because of asN to a NEWCOMER! rids. I--. CI mesI be ift writing and must indicate the ' ffi They____ may have. lath claIm must be bes isv .j business are as follsws: claim, p, In writing and must indicate Me addrestI Steven P. Gentry p, basIs Is, The claim, the net'. aswi s, atIsIMy Robert Gentry III and the wj rpmW of any claim or demand said - . '* " - - htCoil.ge student desiring yd. 4work. Largeorsmall. Call ____ - ___ ___ ____ - . - po.m ________- ____ AMERICA, u1NloMedork$rnaMengpys,. Mparlan.InIuINdIn*0aetpie Plaintiff. vs. ULYSRIS 55g. trsadi woman in sasafly each parumal'resa$oiIup. wha of mis maic.• FADDIN, - Detendant(s). bat All PeiSano imersefod in the eslats low 4.1mg omaPif m I.. No s -NOTICE OF SAil Notice is wu ep 49 psréeat during to *410011 OIlY Of INS Nutles SI .rssjwed. WININ THREE 111,1W gIven that Pursuant Is a has been, mulled.- MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP 'Summary Final Docile 11 eveshil*aHm required, WITHIN THREE Jofy 3.'$75 ."ms Nowmbsr, the csm MONTHS PROM THE. DATE OP. THE FIRST PUBLICATION Op Pereclesureadiraden w ma ama _esse court in ma THE FIRST PUIUCATION OP i: msit will gzgueacs, ..-. -a-; 'fl1aW!1 L!uaiWuIlWOIis, esUiNy-pt ma wii, the United$.Ie,ManhaI-.e,'eids aiyvbatwidIaatysar wersi," usid IS1PMisS 7 'Kedas' j quailkit ian. if the perHeal Iurlselctlau ii *5 COurt. C. Joy WuomL Phaids, descrIbed IS: Lit ; rePrIsml$HVUI ar the venus or AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS. aMo I, Len, Pines' acwaag to - iwlsmtlleeatmlci,t. OeISCTIGN$ NOT $0 FILED I W45sk1I, - 15 ____ :aII*P.silhj,si15 C1I*twiads Clsi*..iLii)si •. - ___ __________ - _ S. Oak $417153. 74. _____ ____ ______ U$ItSlI ' P\ cic /\ flJ354 4- S Ib*l(la.alis " !'f11du*1.S1A.l) a * Al(Awlsuftws)15 i•iIA4IlaofslIp)' ,. - ____ -Ai1nieids Funiishsd .' - ____ town, very clean a. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmelt, Ave. - ' , . -. . .,. I -. -. - Siesd I. busla*.a, 5114 $% Jshm LNItiN $5Ufl5, ?r.. Casu*0rrp. 1 PoIimaR*nNatI4 45mkuisCsuuu7P*Ms.underth. at the at MllSl10Mme ILA* $Y$T$MS *5NarI.l*UJIk SRV1C1COsS*11'lWundIs 45nftU . rrssld*pmswhamsa,*Ø . . ATTGSNSY FOB PSUONAL. s* of$. $Ijpjfo J1 $N1$TATSVSi, $4 M$I wIN A. II at ma pj1g,%Ei$1E* ___ -'. ___ ___ - ____ -, ' - ____ -- . .' __________ "'NO? - f)605NT1 ,. -, ' ' . - ' IW*. " _________________________________ ,' - " I -- ' - •' ." -___ "" I .' ' •" - •• - - ''!' - • , - ' - '-' s tuiu at STUNSTION, 'DAVIS, v . - k W.IIIIR -. , ....___ .' . ' .s. ' __ f iIe$esNrI*es. __ isius ___ The eisner you place ycur classified ad, *5 seensr you will ___ gUt mulL - ' furL nlcel SaIuua..W. ,advlIsnspats.ref. ,. : - ' , - VA. VUI LIKE NEW - _ . .- , ss-n .b . .-- - ... -- .• ' ,., . - - ' A • . .. - _ - . . ' 'T -- - -• -'- - - - U- -- . - - HIGHWAY 17-52 FRONTAGE 10Se300 zoned commercial south of Kmart Plaza. Excellent in. vestment potential. Call todayl t WCIII.S 1 $1 NIs pl MS me. O.msr $.erMS.7111 . ARMY.NAVVSURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve. 322.3791 ROCK German shepherd pups for sale, 504-773-3313 AKC, shots, sire working canine show quaiity a. Ig boned. $150 a. up. 321-0913. - Dinettes from $35 to 1103. Hurry for Bargains. 2421 S. Sinford Ave., 322.101. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 1:30. 42-WcblIe Homes PRICED TO SELL This 2 Bdrm home is located In a nice wee of Sanford. Corner lot. See todayl Only $31,500. 323-SIC VAa. FHA Financlno show W. Gamut White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial 701 Bldg. FOR SALE two.story, 2 bedroom townhouse, w-w carpeting, all appliances, pool, in Sanford near WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 311-3$SE. First St. 322.3433 68-Wanted to Buy INC. RIALTORS m ..lomUIrry 1W' qualified buyer. $32,000 to 111*. Low down payments. BUILDER. 323.)I57 - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 332-7450 drapes & carpet, 101st, shads. Gill esurse nea my entree. PrIcel$SS,Ni 1mm. pnelssisn. 15S0476. Owner. Washl*. Oaks arop, SMI Ms.: Plans, 5551. 3fl4ISS. rr - pet. assvmal msrtgege, a_I_ For Estate Commercial a. ResI dential AuctIons a. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373-5420. Auction Thurs. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 437 Consignments Welcome 323-7050 ____________________ Carport Sale, F,i.,Sat.$ Sun. w, w, . 1 Man, quality operation beset a. misc. Sunland Estates) ._____ . etc. Wayne Bed, 327-1321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 1.6. BALI NT 1 ASSOC. 322-5165 INSULATION--Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 504-7346701 collect. _______________ travel trailer. Sleeps 6, 3 way lIofws, gas 3 burner woven, t.Jlet, Ice SiN 3)3.4321. ' Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repaIrs, carpentry, paIntIng misc. Call Paul Hunter. 325-4331. Lk*om 0 00 . Pirk Ave. Aug.. ' s i Cert Iflid Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 333-0719 Mowing 3210250 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 332.2411 or 511-9153 ' sewing .ai springs a. oilier mIx.. L$l 111W 115111,1 aldIl? I Garagslaleprl. Thlt & $sl. IIII,.5 catch up hack psymenls 1 buy Clelling, Misc. A Plants. equity. $32-0,lo *3 s. 1* L.a.Mtrv. Gel CMII I small in. _______ _____ Buyers ml . - REAL ESTATE INC. 323-5324 IMIII.4 lewIs $17 lIaise Cr.. . clasalllsladlsr ieaills *3-2511 or 1315051. $ft1323-flhi bonded & insured, Quality service e'erytIme. Ph. 3230541 or 661-5954. Painting Painting by Anthony Corino, Interior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322-0071. Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct. disc. to Sr CII. 3396066, 661-1335. BIE Painting, interior-exterior, pressure cleaning, roof coating. SatIsfaction guaranteed before payment. 322-7137 after 6 p.m. Psintlng&R.pslr - Sqt. Peppers Painting Service. CuStom Painting & detail trim, Free Est. 323.1704. ofographk Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport -photoi a. fast repaIr service. 322-6101. PIasl.nng Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322-7750 RIR Pressure & Steam Cleaning, Roof, homes, trailers. etc. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323-7151. RaIki u5tom built iron work. indow guards, gates etc. Marlin's 323-7111. 3397693 Tar pot for rent $23DayorWkly Rates Call 322 0216 aft 6 21 pct. off on all Upholsterycleaningfoft month of August. 031.3141. Vinyl - r Vinyl repair & recoloring roupllolitory charge. 515-3077 Yr Business.,, DIoJ 322-2611 of 831-9993 ., JOHNNY WALKER 323-0I2atterS:30 -- iS-Recreational VehiCles Porch Sale Sat., Aug. II, lid N. Sunland (Ilesland Estates) p.4. DIshes, few close ladles' & diltiren's dUllies a. misc. ii & to. Custom Office Cleaning, commercial, new const. Licensed. yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways FreeEsl. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates Kelloggs AuctIon Sales 323-7030 Wd AC: queen size bed frame: Garage Sale: ANIMAL HAVEN Dog S Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cord. cages. 322.5752. LARGE ASSORTMENT Tools, new assortment of nick. neks, glassware, 7 dressers, truck load of sm used mdse. in Ming BROCHURE writs: C1f$5ItIlle-P5&$l5c, P11. S Sal. S $5 4. *1 1 hIlt II., CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy,N.C.*N4 . -Real Estete Wa, Grooming & Bosrng Home Iuants - Garage Sale 3 homes Marhoam Rd., Pa.ia. Lets SI iNdies III. Tliurs.Sat. Fellow s. RSMIty 3 51 house. WNI rest or sell,, Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 S. Sanford Ave. across from Pinebreeze Egg Farm 5105. CaIIBart red. 3 car gerase, C ASH. issmikIng Office Cisankig Alterations, Dressmaking Kelloggs Auction Sales cutelass&mlsc.NaNlngoyer Rsllluug Hilis beeulllul 3 55) 5 masmsry home. 2_sq ft under I5$-9303;a1t6530-7$1S - 72-Auction CASH 0001 PRIZES. VA frontage on Seminole Blvd. Asking $14,910 with good terms or trade. Ceramic Tue Repairs Residential & Commercial FOOD ENMØRE'WASHER - Parts, ServIce. Used Machines. MOONEY APPUA$CS 323.0157 7 acres Lake Sylvan. 510,010, Sell Terms. William Maiiczowskl, By apt. snly. 3234315. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $"-esoi Thursday 7 P.M. - - Yard debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc. (LOCAL) 349.3371 PUBLIC AUCTION 322-5721 Wonder what to do with Two? Sel One - The quick, easy Want-Ai way. The magic number is 321 311$ or 531-053. teylIwlIle by owner. 34, FR, many extras. Assumable lean. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nooz 519 C-. luSt., 32.3742 C.r.n1c1he furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools.' Keilogqs Auction Sales 10 pc. LR Pit Group, $333 Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, il-fl So. of Sanford. 525-4533 iv 23S.11 eves. COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN SITTER. Beauty Care Cash 3fl.4132 vage, 17-92 S. of Sanfvd 332-$73I FORREST ORIINI Syowner3sR,2B IleckIome. Terms avail. 3220214 aft S -- Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Avt. Buy a. Sell, the finest in used Brand New Interspeing Bedding " price. Sanford Furniture Sal- Sylvan, 41 acres, 20 acret already platted. Over 1400' 0 Lk. Front wooded. $300,000. 530,000. 321.0211 eves., -.- ii _______ We Sell Estates 5!-M Goode Lake Markham Rd. near Lk shopping, schools, by owner, M14 ga -StreetS Much M.. N lnc,1e&ters 313,', h. raci 117-521 bu*d Double bed. $73 031.7420 3390301 339-0501 E. Altamonte Dr. LIcensed. 323-0039 horse, top performer In Iin M Light Hauling Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C RepaIr CASTRO CONVERTIBLE REALTOR' Phone 322.7111, Sanford Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 trail, western a. English hor. semanship. Over 30 1st pieces in local a. AQHA Shows. Owner 50-Wèscsilansous for Sale ALTAMONTE-Lot 100*174 pIus C Bldg. zoned commercial. Of Hwy 434. 119,900. General Landscapinu. Rbs, IpeclaUsts, topsoil I. till dirt, sod laying S. free trimming. 323.2940. AOHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest' 15.3 hands, cxc. youth .P4SIJLATION-Batting, blowing, WACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices Call 321-0539 or 904 734 6701 collect. 3003 Orlando Dr. Air Conditioning, Heating, Elactri. cal, Plumbing $.q.Sce L Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6294. Lic., Bonded & Ins. Appliances WE RUV USED FURNITURE a. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322.0721. See our beautiful new BROAC MORE, front S rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Lawn Service dHo.'WS Sanford. 322-5721. Medel Inc.. Realtor Air COnditiOning - ,. Chair, Ottoman a. Recilner All for $399. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 So. of V Enterprise, Inc. OWNER ANXIOUS Priced reduced $2,000 on newly redecorated 3 Idrm 1%4 Bath home w.cent. H S Air, fenced yard, carport in Sunland Estates. Hwy-fl, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday a. Saturday at 7:30, it's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-255. $311 for further details. 322.2125 Se.SIel1MlP $35a.up. 322-41510r322-3562 9 ft. glassed top display case 26 in. deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-52 So. of Sanford 322. e721. - Cash for your iotl Will build a your lot or our lot. - KITTEN - tanSy. 1977 CHRYSLER -TLC WAGON $ field ti'i.l stock. 321-0115. Beds, 001 motel box springs 5. mattresses 130 set. Sanford Auction 1213 S. French, 323-7340. VA.1f1A-235.Con, Horns Low Down Payment 197$ CHEVY P.U. IW.D. $ LOADED German short-haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting I. Cty. Approved for Drainfield Central Contracting Inc. REALTOR 372.4551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 345-5100. 322.1939 55OO LOADED __________________ Screened a. Washed ST!MPER AGENC' RETIREMENT HEAVEN This Is th, way to get away from it aiII Located In country near Ocala National Forest, this mobile home with additional area built on gives more room than you would believe. Near to everything needed for comfort, It's only $13730. One yr. war- 1978 CAMARO 6 CYL. 65-Pets Supplies 5Q-MjsIaneo.js for Sale 904- 7364023 9295 collect. high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile' the * FLASHI FLASHI Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet bul convenient to shopping. NOVI Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keyl & See This. , .. 'JILL BUY EXISTING let & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. • 3229283 HIGH'& DRY 11*Real Estate Agency _ IBALTY Ii Dolary 3 $1,) LuIh blUsh - hems. Central HU, w-w carpet, I.dvtW,ul,aia detsIfe call OlflON ' - acres In Ostsen wlm 1g. 10* B. nearly new mobile home $40,500. - , - -._•,_ REALTY WORLD. - '1mjnggo ' , ______________________ .,'--- ' ' ___ L. te. Ieed 01N1. ,. a .- - "' LOOkING FOR INVESTMENT? Hews. S Garage Apt. gssd ___ * - - *LIIC! THE COUHTSY? 5+ New 330 Hmes, Ipct. Interest to lor SIR hems Iscalsd In a quiet nelpttb.erhead will go P14* or ', th1IIq Njqai ' mId. fl - See. 551UdeN $ U keels w.0 NSA, teetetulty doweled. Dailies ares. Priced ' ,, #' Detlena. MISS for all. IMMACULATE 1k:Furaislud - lou". ________________ ____ ' .lip14$JJ,,g P O.ON1$S - ,, NS11SPNp.Th*W$dsV'tWP,W s, iws at ma ma SamIesi. CsumOy Cswtbswse, luhat Fisrids. '45111: Jaty$4,15N -SIOSH,LUOS$S'.,.. UNITED_sTATES MARSHAl. NOu SuNlit at p, -.. 'I1 p5$$ATC - )9' PuJ - ' - 9I . ' - M - '. - 3chohce lets ready to build on ku _________ ' ___ COSINE I $THSS.Y 'IUUN ATTOSNIYPOSPUIONAI __ __ __ , NO 1.Th(M4UJS -, •• . - -., U . Duplex (2) 2 SR units furn. & ranted $32,501 Only $1505 I. Owner will hold. '*011011w. M PIj$55$554flftj53$H$ . at the Estate at -" - - -' 3 Ii, 3 B pool home, beautifully landscaped. work ship, yam house. IllS sq ft living ares. MUSS. Terms. 1A*tf,NsPs 323-357' u1I,aomure- tabatbat"Per sign down & rue a ledad.Ce11333.IlIlv 331. .'-. - - eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BR, 2 B ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on cor iot, lush landscaping. $49,500. Call today for appl. ___________________ ONE PHONE CALL. STARTS A ClASSIFIED AD ON ITS *ISULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322.2511. Ill tINI API.. Ivaleentrance,aduttssnly,I .1454 Palmattt ' CHOdINONO - 6)0 56,917.00. F.O.B. factory. All buildings include 75 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. Call 3033311647 9a.m. to 5pm .iusT in:nx-u ciassiv:eo aas oIan _______ .,, - . - REALTOR 3224000 MLS ------ tiesi nn. Afl AS IA 1gw $1,956.00, 40 x 72 x i4 for $3.9S1.00, 45 x 72 x 14 for 47-A--1gagss Bought & SOkI 'I i-fioUses 1973 DATSUN 2 DR. LOADED BUILDI NGS1 I New All Steel, Preengineered, clear span (NO Seconds), 30 i 40 x 12 for __________________ 323-2222 Branch Office iii executive deosiater fyr. Cends. Peel, w, TV. Everything furnished dishes S linens, $lISwk., $411 + . .. - -. ___ ___ - REALTORS leaded wIth go buy Isv - ' Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0735 Aft. Hi's. 322-7613, 3224569 NEW CAR TRADE-INS DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION watching an English movie about Russia on a Japanese set, the electricity provided by Arabian oW" 323.5774 Day or Night BATEMAN REALTY' JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-'69 to IS models. Call 339 9100 or $311603 (Dealer) - oLM-rnrm quipmsni "I'm suddenly feeling very unpatriotic...I realized I'm Inc. REALTOR. ML.S E '71 Ford camper, specIal truck w. 10½ camper seif contained. $3300. 530-1626, eve. 295-0311. 80-Autos for Sale ROYAL PALM - Approx.15'tali /6i%J __:/ 2565 PARK --- you a full time driver with a time car? Our clusifleds ____ ____ ____ '.. ANYTIME sitert term, 1 Ii adults, pets. Ref. $155 dop., $151 ins. elec. All oilier utIlIties paid. . ______ ________________ ____________ ___________ . 32 2 2420 _______________ _____ -- Sanford's Sales Lead..' Blvd. on 17.52 In Sanford. Call 323-0470 Mariner's Village. - . ___ ,. Ibi Ulthwflhshed R- $105 up. Pool. Adults moiy, Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport ' ping niels, OS SI liijjHa from lasS ________ -..--- -.= ____ . rtIr- s REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADIRI WE LIST a. SELL MORE. HOMES THAN ANYONRI JOIN THI ONE THATS NO. ii - 15-30. Call Frances 034. _____ ' ___ , ,-, _________ i I iI $25 SOOi for rent In Longwood. $120 pays all. Male or female - - ___ ONE OF A KIND 2 BR, 1 bath home in quiet neighbortioodl Super starter homel Just i'd Gracious living. Reas. elllYa.monthlyrafe. Inquire , -, .eme LI (hell C plan, fenced, lois of storagel SPP WARRANTED. A Buy for 131,00l _____________ i . ___ FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 BR, We bath home in Sunlandl Split BR 323-0300 ., I . o Harold Hall Realty 24 HOUR 1975 Ford PU, I on the floor. F 130 super cab, $350 323.7341 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL - YELLOW SAND 'twos ZUPIN4IR,3bsth,2storyhoine on oak shaded lotl Eat in kit., Di, FP, S turn. upstairs stays I Wow, lust 142,3001 ____ _____________________ 99t1 OVER 2500 sq ft of gracious living in this lovely ig Mayfair 3 BR 2 b home, beautifully shaded dbl sized lot in one of Sanford's - or attorney, and tltq ameunt ' ATTRACTIVE 4 BR 2 B ranch style home, ig rms, fenced side yd. near school & shopping. $44,500. ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, I bath with W' lake eveedagel ,Weetshep, boiSheusi -add. evest facilitiesi Only 152.5001 3324401 Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 327-74)1 or 131 OVER SMILLION IN SALES IN 1575 * * * * ** 1StS$iSSI WantEd - ' yd, room for garden. $32,500. REALTOR ML5 323.4061 or eves. 3230517 REALlY 323 3866 or 323 7710 79-Trucks.Trailers Lawnmower sales & service. We Sell the best & service the rest. Western Auto 301W.lstSt. - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Information, Call $316250. LARGE LOT X 3 BR 2 B spilt plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced bk - 78-&ctorcycles ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For 141,500. M. Unsworth Realty eo.w,butml,wlngssi lathe k yard isn't? Sell It with I ad. Call 333-2511. , - - Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used '61 AMC Sta, Wgn., 6 Cyl., auto., good cond. Econ. trans. Asking cars. trucks & heavy equipment,,, 1750. After 6 p.m. 327-6082. 322-5990 1975 Camero SW. 9 pass, very Looking for garden equipment? good cord. 1 owner. Best offer. Read today's classIfIed ads for 322-7132. good buys. 62-Lawn.Garden BuIld to Suit --our lot or yours. Ft-IA-VA, FHA23S&24S __________________ -------- , House for Sale. Best Coil local 441.4035 for information or 504.fl$.II00. Buy ____________________ ssnles' to 11I$lflblfl$ lION 11111111k address of the credilsv or tils agent claimed. If *0 claim Is net vet due. (diii % NEAR LAKE 4 BR 2 B corn. fortabie home, newly painted, C H&A, fenced bk yd, nice ares. '64 Dodge Dart. All cxc. cond. Good Buys! 323-7339, From 110 to ISO Call 327 1624, 322 4460 61-Building terIaIs 1 . _________________ rn extra money. No investment. - L,fo fo iowelry. For free cataloga cati' q. •tOil tri ______ SellerS It will wm. claimed. lttheclóimlsnslveeds,, shall be staled, If the ctiw is ii date when It wIll become dee centingent si vahiquldated, the County, Pierida, ugi 1, $575. and a temporary job NOvice, ma PIsd Ms.ssd shall be slaNt II the dales IS nature of the uncertainty shall be PIIIIIJ A, 1&* *155' 'it sobs Wi. we're going to contingent ii unllquldated, the statei. tithe claim is wcur$. the M'm . A wii ml uncertainty 5.1011 be wesrify i. The UNITED 'STATES DISTRICT have a serious fail," said Ross stated. If the N .'Ifl NPE is. lS,Sd. the dalmaid -i ffj cIite. si , weIJ, 551045.1 or of the YOS securlly shallclaim OP N described. The espies ee ma claim is * clark is PLOSNA 'OSLANSO DIVISION . slits lolsimellan; Womsa's (gmnqty Qith. lie claimant thaN - dsilwr sufficIent pi pe ip wSlt pew slip. se espies *5 claim is *5 clerk Is i eccpmcy at her raenfop, UNITED STATES OP 2 '. ROBSON MAR INE 7927 Hwy. I? 92 Sanford, Fla 32771 FANTASTIC 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River. Covered boat dock. $32,500. __________ _______________ . - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 2344S. French Ave. 322.0231,323.7173,323.Ofl, river I boating experience. Please call after 6 pm. 321 0937. Dont pile no longer needed Items - ____ ASSOCIATES NEEDED 10th a. French) 323-5175 - . 11 (IIu.i '77 Ford F-l00, PU OIds Delta $0; BUY JUNK CARS Oneweek In Sept. or early Oct., on IPie St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the ILL- finest neighborhoods. $64,900. they won't last! - Planned In Orlando . I 80-Autos for Sale 77-Junk Cars Removed WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? INC. REALTOR 373.7537 322-0512. 322-7177 3 BR, 1 5, gas heat, fenced yd. Owner. Sanford 55-Boats & Accessories HAL COLBERT, REALTY Zoned commercial - 100' on Sanford Ave. $15,300. EMPLOYMENT ______ 1575 at Long, Florid., and more Florida, and as are DEL.fl1particularly described as: provided In Chapter 171, Lot 21, Block 1, Sabal PoInt FICTITIOUS NAME FlorIda Statutes, and shall further DEM74 Amended PIat, Piat Book 15, p AFFIDAVIT be sublect to the responsIbilitIes Cf 42, SemInole County, Florida STATE OF FLORIDA FOR lesldenceofownershIpesmayfrom IN THE CIRCUIT COURT to your wife, Marsha Lynn Harris SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA time to time be determIned by ml COUNTY OF SEMINOLE t Crc c IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P01 PROBATE DIVISION governing authority Cf the City Cf Itis hereby stated under oath, Barnes, as lump sum alimony, and are required to serve a copy Cf $5flfo Florida, and the provisions pursuant to Florida Statute SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA File Number 7530I.CP your Response or Pleading on the PROIATI. DIVISION of said Chapter 171, FlorIda that: Divisisa petitIoner's attorney before August Pile Number 75.3)4.CP Statutes. 1. Tb. undersigned int t IN RE: ISTATI OF 157g. If you fall to do so, Divlsisn SECTION 3. That this ordinance engage In business at 400 MaitIand 27, CONENE S. STIMELY shall become effective Immediately Avenue, Altamonle springs, ludement by default will be taken IN NI: IITATI OF Deceased upon its agaInst you for the relief demanded WALTER E. SCHUETTE, passage and adoption. Florida, under th. trade name NOTICIOP ADMINISTRATION in the Petition. A copy shall be available at ml S.O.S. DIRT SERVICE, Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING. Office of the CIty Clerk for aM Thisnoticeshallbepublishedonce 2. Thelull and true nameof every NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST pero,w desiring to examine ml party or corporation interested in a week for four 14) conslcutivo TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) ALL same. Influx with steçed.up patrols, of vagrants hits Orlando in CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sot DIRT SERVICE, and the WISlIS in the Sanford EvenIng All parties In Interest and citizens extent of the interest of cacti such When the weather turns'cold up dubbed the 'Buan Squad." November. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL IN THE ESTATE: Dated this 2'd day of July, 1575, shall have an opportunity to be party ardor corporation is as North,Orlandoprepsresforth. And Public Safety Director Orange County Judge OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED heard at said hearing, follows: DUNMAR CORPORATION at Sanford, SemInole County. iN THE ESTATE: mat theadmintstratlonofffie.tat. annual fall Influx of bums and Howard P. McQaIn Is urging Michael Cycmanick, who By order Cf the CIty Commission 100 percent. Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ot CORINI S. $TlMILy, of The City.ef Sanford. FlorIda. vagrants. This year they may the creation of a workhouse, warned that last year's crack that the administration of the estate deceased, A proof of publication of tpie (SEAL) Pile Number 75.3S4.CP, is N.H. Tamm, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. tics of intention to register a find things are not as carefree where transients would labor on down on vagrants januned the Cf Walter E. Sdiuette, deceased pending in ml Circuit Court for City Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court fictitious name is recorded with this File Number 75.311-CP, Is pending in seqninole County, Florida, Probate Publish Aug.14, 23,30 a. Sept. 5,1575 In their winter vacation spot. community projects Instead of county jail, said county ml Circuit Court By: Eve Crabtree AffIdavit and attached hereto as for Seminole OlvW the address of which is 0155.55 Deputy Clerk Orlando officials already crowding the ooiay jail, corrections personnel have County, Plerlda, Probate Exhibit "A". Divislen. k.ntnoie County Courthouse, North Mldiel S. Davis Dunmar Corporation have began gearing up for the NOTICE UNDER McQaIn said the workhous. offered to help start the the address of which Is Seminole Park Ave., SaiWerd, Pm 32711. The & 0it Sworn to and s bscrlbed before County Courthouse, Sanford, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE transients. • could be open within three workhouse facllty P 50* 1112 mc this 23rd day of 1575. FlorIda 32771. The personal is DONNA C. KURAS, July, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attorney for Petitioner Notary Public In jail facWIIss, and if we have A. Baldwin, *41011 eddr4$ $5 undersigned, pursuant . tI. Raton, FL 33131. The name . Publish July24 & Aug. 2,L14, 1575 PublIsh July24 S Aug. 3, 5, 14,1575 Highway 17.53. Fern Peek, Florida address of Nie persansi rspreean. "rnliiii Name VatldV' increiaid patrols as we did DIL.fl3 011.111 327* Thenameandeddrwoftti. tative erneyaroestlert$ibefsw, $4544, Fleids Statute, will od the (acilhti.. persanal representative's stiensey All persajis haying claims or with the Clerk of flu circuit court. year, thin to hold them," CYCITIWIck said. are let forth beles. SE'.l.hOLt COUNTY PLANNING demands against the estate we 10 lad ISV Seminole Cuetv, Florida All persons haying claims or required, WITHIN Member. of the Tnm' 5 SEPT., I9'9 730PM. Room 203 THREE upset relelt se prose of the demands against the estate we MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP pubilcatlin Of this listiCL fl14 f. tio Cov Counisouse SANVOR0FLOPI0A Task Force which was for required, WITHIN - THREE THE FIRST titisus 11001$, tO wit:: NISNOC OF med in reipoes. to ivsj4iilo&u MONTHS FROM THU DATE OP THIS NOTICE,PUBLICATION , Ills welt ma ciera INVESTMENTS, 15(11W 11 2531 Is THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP of j. up LasS by downtown merchants gga French Avenue,. Sanisid, Florida, • I County Sf Seminsle, State . statement of any claim or the derelicts chased away Florida Statutes 1537. Slo. Frank Tournour Publish Aug.14, 23,30 a. Sept. 4, 157 0c1 urry I hue! '1ri 1001 Palmetto Ave. $33,000. Owner motivated 2 BR,) B, car. port, den w-wet bat, eat in kit. sn,000. SEAR TENDERS - •MAINTENANCE* Petitloiie, and FICTITIOUS NAME garage w-w carpet, c lISA, fenced bk. yd. 153.500. •CASH1ERSC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. CUlT OF FLORIDA III AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7-54O-CA44.I MARSHA LYNN HARRIS BAR. Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $2oorder. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's portion HOW about .4 BR, 1 Lolder home on Meflonvill, Ave., 2 garages, fenCed bk. yd., fruit tress a. extra lot for only $23,500. eMGR. TRAINEES 4CARPENTER,* OWELDERS * CDRIVERSC 'DESK CLERKS* *SALES CLERKS* * PAl NTERS* MECHANICS* *PLUMBERS* :. CALL DORIS DIETRICH by GUI Fox 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 20 lots Zoned ResIdentIal- sizes start at 73*100. prIces start at $1710. High a.*y, you don't need a boat. a SECRETARY *BOOKKEEPER. SIDE GLANCES Room for a growing famIly. 4 BR, Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced .. nicely landscaped, C H&A w-w carpet. Good location. $43,300. p in & blie your pick S ..Si.UIIUSU brick const. on Corner lot Fenced, only 7 yrs old. 524.500. -_______________ S : 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1"3 bath. 41._4g ** * * * * * I - Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appl., w.w carpet, pool. Close to everything. Asking $35,730. 327. 0323. rculars. For Information: ax Enterprise Dept. SN 0. Box 1151 Middletown, Ohio 2. lakefront. ___________________ ii 41-Houses fl makes It difficult If not Im- distance rate structure. Investigating intrastate tele- each addItional minute phone rates. The commission also asked cents. Under the proposal filed possible to predict our long distance business and financial Southern Bell to make economwith the PSC, the fIrst minute of "No hearing date has been would cod 59 cents and condition beyond the near Ic feasibility studies on repricset, but I expect them to act on each addItional minute would future. Despite this un- Ing Intrastate calls to gain full It In the near future," he said, cost ce. certainty, we consider It parity with outof-state calls, "Substantially all Florida long reasonable at this time to However, Muon said the distance users will benefit from Intrastate calls In the 431624 consider a reduction In Florida studlesconcludedthatSotghern these proposed reduced rates mile range now cod TI cents for long distance rates of ap Bell couldn't achieve full parity S S - 40-Condoninknn IMkE AN return or information. 323-0554. U U U U . U ---... U CLASSIFIED Sunday - Noon Friday MIAMI (UP!) - Southern phone calls over didances of centsfortheffrstminuteand54 achieve that reduction is tO Bell Telephone Co. has request- more than 1% miles and for cents for each additional lower the rate levels of the ed a $15 million cut In long addItional minutes at distances minute. longer haul toil calls." distance rates within Florida, a of more than 124 miles. "We believe the simplest and However, even under proposal that would reduce Calls across distances be. tween 197 and 292 miles would proposed rates, It would dill be most responsive way 10 achIeve some customer-dialed lông discut about 12 percent and cheaper to call Los Angeles that reduction is to lower the tance phone calls by as much as be of the longer haul frOfil MiamI 111.30 for tire. rate levels 16 percent. would be slashed by as mucil as to t011 Calls." thIda than It would be He said the PSC asked Utility spokesman Larry 16 cent In the 431424 mile dial OiIando ($1) Mixon said the rate reduction range. Southern Bell to propose a rate Tom Hunt, Sanford Manager reduction for Intrastate 11t proposal was filed Wednesday For example, the first minute with the Florida Public Service of a call In the 197-292 mIle for Southern Bell, Mated "that foilowlng a June workshop to Thursday, Aug. 16, 1575-HA IS IS S U II HOURS Asked Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ungaut) flesHy thohoN _______________ * I p •- -- 4._., .., ------- -- . ...... -. 4 '& .4.4 *,m,ili; 9- ... - -- -- -, -.--, -. -' - -. - ------i r"w,--w ri -.*- -.' - -..,_-.-.- . I .* - - - - , . - j �1 • • •$ • S 1 _________ •..... ..S . .5 F • . -. OURSELVES ' .--.-- Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Ave. 16, 1fl-1B Are Offspring Affected By Divorce? How Coparenting Critical Element In Child's Adjus ent Sally just found that her parents are getting a "divorce." It is an abstract concept to the child. She Is not what "divorce" means. But when her parents separate she worries: "What Is going to happen to me?" Sally and all children of divorce will be fine as long as they receive adequate help from their parents to sort out and weather the donn of separation," asserts Dr. Joan Kelly, clinical psychologist and member, Time Out Institute. Founded In 1977, the Time out Institute was established to examine the changing role of today's American women and to contribute to the information available about their problems, attitudes, needs and concerns. We're Celebrating the Opening Of Our Bank Flagship children are relieved to find out about a divorce, states Dr. Kelly. Divorce isa major life for most children and adolescents. More often, sadness and anger prevail. The important thing is to be supportive, available, and we sensitive to your child, advises the psychologist. "Some things simply have to run their course." Aside from anger, other reactions to divorce can differ depending on the age group, Dr. Kelly outlines some crisis initial reactions to divorce parents can expect from their children based on Divorce Project findings. However, she emphasizes that circumstances vary for each child and, as with all behavioral categories, the following are general guides, not specifics. Pre-Schoolers: Most children respond with observable and significant behavioral changes regressions In toilet training, inirritability, whining, crying, general fearfulness, sleep problems and an increase In aggressive behavior and tantrums. Five and Six Year Olds: Although these children experience heightened anxiety and aggression at the time of separation, this age group to have a more reasonable understanding of the divorce-related changes and their self-confidence and ongoing development are not impeded as easily as the younger ones. Seven to Ten Year Olds: Fears of being forgotten, great sadness about the family breakup and loyalty conflicts predominate In the 7 to 10 year-old-age group. Adolescents: Unlike the younger children, who sometimes feel responsible for the divorce, adolescents generally do not take the divorce responsibility on themselves. Distancing and withdrawal will most likely be used as a defense with members of this age group who tend to go out on more social engagements and frequently stay away from home. Dr. Kelly is quick to point out that after one year, a majority of these behavioral and emotional responses will disappear if the quality of caretaking by the parents Is maintained. - creased This year's focus on single parenting reflects the that 90 percent of all single parents are women. fact GSHIPB of Seminole LONGWOOD OFFICE 4' 4 A pioneer In the study of children's reactions to divorce and separation, Dr. Kelly advises, 'parents should explain to their child that they are getting a divorce; they cannot assume that the child knows what is going on." "We both love you" Is the key message to get across the children, says Dr. Kelly. "We are are not divorcing you," should be the underlying statement. "Divorce is strictly an adult solution to an adult problem ... lt doesn't necessarily help the children," continues the psychologist. That was one of the basic findings of the "Children of Divorce Project," begun by Dr. Kelly and her colleagues in 1970. This five-year clinical research project investigated the experience and 131 children and adolescent., from 60 divorcing families In Mann County, Calif. The study was the first of Its kind to go directly to youngsters to find out how they really feel about their parents' divorces. According to project results, the children who are happiest after divorce are those whose parents have worked out what Dr. Kelly "co-parenting" both parents maintaining and fostering the parent-child relationship. Dr. Kelly advises seeking professional counseling for the family during the divorce process, especially for help In determining visitation arrangements. Citing the Divorce Project finding on visitation, Dr. Kelly says the conventional "twice a month" is not enough according to the youngsters surveyed. Those happiest were the children who saw their non-custodial parent several times a week. Space and freedom to develop affectionate relationships with stepparents Is also an important (actor, the study determined. Working on the "co-parenting" concept not only aids the children, but the parents as well, states Dr. Kelly. It provides a focus and helps adults to better integrate their emotions. If the parents are at odds the child will be more apt to feel that he or she must "choose sides." And, unless it Is emphasized that 4lvorcs is a parental matter, some dWdren may jump into action to prevent It. Especially for young children, parents must explain divorce not once, but many times and In variety of ways. No how bad the marriage may be, very few ALL THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED SM 1979 seems LONGWOOD OFFICE effect of divorce on SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 Bank of Seminole Flagship Please Plan To Join Us For Music... Hot Dogs... Cold Drinks.. .Prizes! SANFORD, FLORIDA 1978, IL. Flagship US ,..•. Ssmlnol. . - terms entire -: - lank of 1 to 6 P.M. - . 'S I TALK ABOUT BASIC BLACK... Henry lee does the 'b... black dress beautifully basic and basicly beautiful! The shirtwaist, of course, tailored in semi-sheer 100% Polyester Crepe in Black only, with clever double-sized dotted scarf. a SANFORD, FLORIDA matter 1973 misty midevisWoa.Csnlsi What Does A 14-Year-Old DoWho Th'l'nks He Has VD 09 A Bug by Collins OF TEXAS Fall Handbag Coll.cfion 1 60 IJn.An Auny: i have a disapproval, was certainly not elderly, the terrible problem which I have I admit, I'm curious. Should I argument began. kept to myself for going on call this woman and ask her to Would you please tell me More styles than tlweemordhs. I am a 14-yearmeet with me? what years you consider middle ever and the old boy and lam almost poslfty, colors FIRST TIME age and elderly? Thank you. Ihave VD. (A veneral disease.) AROUND breathtakingly C.F.M. IN DENVER Icry every time I think about It. beautifull DEAR FIRST; N. your I can't tell I just DEAR C.F.M.: My dictionary can'ti Ii.m help me, Abby. I chances of getting an bind, Webstems New World) dollies Is - A.a',e.. k..e €psuIssate actual' of the uiiuusc age _w, potion of divorce from the es-wife are Ir.m about 41 to 0.11 in the first place I don't have hurry. I know it's getting worse. And slim. Furthermore, year (lance wouldn't label any money, and In the second Thank you. Place lamafnjd that jflwet FOURTEEN AND would probably regard such a "elderly" unless they've seen to ons he would cab op my IN TROUBLE meethig'u a vile ii on. fewer this IS coal Ideate in him. 11 be reacts MUM and tell them, and If DEAR IN ThOIJL MY MW many would kill me. matter what 1Mg, is time w5mu"myt I WiU 6UI1 Is there any place I can go utkiuhle yaw psrests are year him withait hiving my pareds find best frI—do. 1 urge you to tell DEAR ABBY: This Is in VA? l coal tall you my name o, AM Ipreske they won't response to ALLERGIC, who addrom because I don't Want a "bliP' y.e. thinks perfumes, colognes, personal reply from YOU. My It sbush.$ely rdme to IoU alter-shaves, etc., ought to be Pmds get the. mall tiM' year psrul., cell the fall-free banned along with public Answer me In yew column. I VD I,ljim 84&j5 it is g. ou ,j that letter will be looking for yew answer ImpsrtaM that about scents made sense to you. every day. Please, please Phase Write to un aid let Well, why stop ma knew be, I care. scents' Noy are II •11 allergic to animal hair, woolen DEAR ABBY: I have flgllen clothing, etc. Why don, S E we ban t41% ith a divorced man. He's 32aid.h many gijoJ QVWNWL I'm 22 and cow frorn We '. Id shoot aUIb animals, outlaw Mmm and 6dW to marry but perfume" And force the enfire JUST DOWN TO EARTH PRICES wear synthetic father my ue up w a population h SAVE AS MUCH AS fabrics And If synthetic fabrics wspdw. I MW your opinion M&Yk we % w'th es-wife iwi. YESTER After all, Abby, don't S sinseaiscw.tvi 10 discrhnlnate. cuseernln, their divorce, £ n CAThYFROM 'F umetU lady, Tolow ASHTABULA and would f..l very awkward 'ank her $q meet DEAR ABBY: A lv anSUPU MVPIGL. *&cit W*9MIvF her divorce. nouncer talking about ABC I talked It over with att98 "eiderly'peraon," late, said he non (Iac. Although 'he dids't C. BOAR1ISJ11° old. I Mt forbid me to get in touch with When I remarked to some of. his be expressed his the others In the room that IS MJPIISAVINS.ONQIAUTY 'lt oU 5.. are US Bank of Seminole 5 my parents. butedA fr,wa' SANFORD, FLORIDA . • w%u, as "me We a 1q65 no person summers, yea yea yea Y you act at am at unohing :11 $we Bak 1 SANRD, FO PLORA __ .. itr%J4. . UNDACAMPSILL ilitiji tur S*IPNtflXSLD LUUN. . .. . .. KAUNISAL T1MCAUIOUN . .. I. 5 9 °.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. . 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Froy LOIRY HOURS: . . . 54 4 . •.4; J . , . . . 5 ItItI&S . St v. _ .- t.'s 9.Ii4.j . . . . .. . 4• . 'Ir 5 Vt I. I ' ..S#' . 4 .. . -. ..•..-•' ..' . , -., . •i • 1 .: . . S * • -- IANKIIG HOURS: . ....... 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. ft 6:30 p. Fr way .5... •:.... i r .4 41s4 t. ,• ' I ., . . . . . r . . . S . ............. . . . . . . .5,, :,:.,' • S. iS. . S •. . t. .5 ." ' . .' ..' .. . ' .. • I ; . 4 I . . . .. t.. 2- LS '¼ .. 'I -. — ---• . my fiance' s we -. 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NiilIWd of Isiufid. . — 5 -- —. - .. ,. .. 5,._.-.--_- _._.._ -. .. . .. �BLONDIE 21.—tvnln4 $.ral& Sanford, PP ,-- r I Thursday, Aug. 16, IM AS Tow 'buRE Mi FiRST ( CONGRATULAflONS, ADMINvIsTRAII A5S4STANT PAGWOOD —A—# NOPE- iOUDONj HAVE FDP1Mil A DIME! r_--_-- - 616 BEETLE BAILEY Mort WaNcer I'VE NEVER EXPERIENCEP A ROLL CALL rmlw,jp, -W now mom BoomMENRONu REMNIMEMIMENE Ulmom UNNEEN 2NUMM 12NEW Jul. HONOUR NNEEN MOORE HHUMME IMMUNA MEMO OEM MEMOlJllooms, NONE aguMEMO JISlIJIl by Art Sansom ARCHIE Bob Montana by DEARDR.LAMB— Please send me The Health Letter umber 4-7 on Weight Lesing years old and I Diet. Fm havelod4$ pounds li the last ye..I'n done ftbyU'Jflg1ass and cutting down on sweets. Recently I have neticed my hair is telling- out and I'm Just recovering from mono. I'm footand wonder what I should weigh and need to know my daily requirements to maintain good health. mi a beauty opor er and very often have little for lunch. What would )'OU suggest for an equate lunch? protein rather than burning it up for energy, you have to have an adequate calorie Intake as well. You shouldn't stay on this diet either. You should long too Ubk o it as tbn basis for whatever diet you need and you can add to It any foods that you like in order to have a calorie intake that satisfies your body needs and maintains your body weight at the level that you want. Now about how much you should weigh. We do have tables for that. For your height and age, you're supposed to weigh about 119 pounds. None of these tables are really accurate. They don't really consider the difference in body composition - how much of your body is fat and how much Is muscle. The only really good way to know whether you're too fat or not is by measuring the amount of fat underneath your skin. Fast lunches can be a problem. I often recommend uncreamed cottage cheEse with unsweetened pineapple or some other unsweetened fruit of your choice. Then you can take a low-calories soup with you In a thermos jug. For Friday, August 17, 1979 EEK I MEEK by Howie Schneider August17,,?9 Positive thinking will be your co.partner this coinIng year, giving you that added ingredient you'll need to go after someof your more secret desires. Your, chances for success are sandIest. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be amazed at how much you wiflbe able toaorcmpllshtoday If you withdraw Los QUId place The fewer people who are about, the more you'll Pt done. Discover with whom YOU bed get al by sending for your new Astro Graph Letter which begins with your birthday. Mall $1 for each to AdroOraph. Box 415 RadIo CityStatlon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. 23) ____Jkt ___it Persons you today could have a csislds*ib1s Influence on your overall outlook. 8e* 01* YOU more stable Pall. UBIIA (Sept. 23., 23) Ever$hthg YOU do today will bs done with awAlilleration and care for the odor guy. You'll win admiration. Thu. qualities will net go wmollced. CIiMP1()(Oct. )btiuv. 23) Your l*ai 5II&4M are flavored with sshv*y today making you an i1IcllWit P" tuglwidvk*.Dun't hOld hiCk your t)mujbls. by Al Vermeer ISCILLAS pp BUNNY resaurcesWIN bySiIIHilmdahI TAURUS (April y 23) You have good powers of àncuttrdion today. Use them cOIl5tFUCtIVIly on thlings requiring keen mental or credIssaUrIbetil. _____ GEMINI iMay ____ ____ ____ day to ____ 0____ 10r bonallhoW RML yuj tied to dual with lik on prariinii turmo toi it iii't lUwly youi'd make ___ ___ foolish pwvlus By (lowsJd Jaceby &M Alm Sontag 9:00 QUINCY Quincy investi. gates charges that a Marine EVENING drill instructor was responsible 6:00 for the death of a recruit. c (3D 00 2 NEWS @D HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarflD ONCE UPON A CLASSIC rett's search for a notorious "Lorna Doone" After John killer is impeded by a writer learns that Lorna was kid. with an infamous money.mak. napped in infancy and is actuing scheme. (R) ally the daughter and heiress of 0 ELVIS PRESLEY 'Love a wealthy Scottish nobleman, she goes to London to live with ,Him Tender One year after his her rightful guardian. (Part 9 of death, Elvis' roots are traced 10)(R) by Larry Savadove in a pro6:30 gram Combining film clips anJ (1) 9 NBC NEWS interviews with frienos and fans () 0 CBS NEWS of the legendary performer 0 ABC NEWS 0 BARNEY MILLER Barney's VILLALEGRE (R) reconciliation dinner with his wife is postponed when a cou. 7:00 pie of unusual cases come up. T)CTAC DOUGH (R) ' MARY TYLER MOORE ED NEW ORLEANS CONCER. Rhoda and Mary fly to New TO Black classical music Corn. 'York for the wedding of poser Roger Dickerson creates Rhoda's younger sister. his 'New Orleans Concerto"; a '0 MATCH GAME SPIDER-MAN presentation of the piece and a look at the composer's experi. ence and influence are also featured. (A) 0 JOKER'S WILD dt THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT .' to seek revenge for having been left to die In a skiing acci. dent In this special based On Irwin Shaw's short story. WALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Sleeping 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 i2 PTL CLUB 6:00 T EARLY DAY 4DCRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 6:25 PORTER WAGONER 6:30 KUTANA OTHE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 Sophia Loran. (Part 1 of 2)(R) 11:30 (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Buddy Hackett. NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA'S'H Hawkeyes advice to Radar on how to fulfill his manhood almost ruins the friendship between them. (A) 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Star. 0 ANGIE Angie gets her bun. . lure a killer waging a personal vendetta against a taxi compa. gling sister a receptionist job In 6:55 (I TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 700 TOOAY 0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA ID SESAME 1.25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000DMORNINOFLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 6:25 t TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 8:30 TODAY a GD OOMORNING AMERI. ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (RI 900 - it iiiovt'd its "Mork & reruns over to MindY Sunday, the shows flC% 11011W when the fall season begins. only' to find it tied for2Otti place. Not bad, but a comedown for Orksvillle. & Shirley," also "I iio" moved over to Its new 'ilmursday slot, ranked 19th. Minutes" remains the ttiust-watched of the trio. guest Cheryl Ladd, or when she dons a blond wig to play Tim Conway's dumb secretary I -What can you tied with -Dukes of Bazzard" for 16th place italk about your odd couples). ranked a''very expect from a girl who spends her vacation on the respectable 24th, while 'I'itma' Sunday" in a Three Mile Island?''. tie! for 37th plan' still has The show devotes too much time toa "palimony" sequence that should w o mu e n S arouse its work cut out for it. CBS led the Nielsen list emththetopfivesliows, but still caine 111 second to 11:30 liberationists but lull to .\R("s No. un time over-all 2)(2)WHEELOFFORTUNE sleep anybody else with a ratings for the week, with low boredoimi threshold. NBC in the cellar. 10:30 (a HOLLYWOOD ' 1100 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 0THEPR)CEI8R1GHT QLAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE -60 Minutes," ABC's "2 20" and NBC's ime "Prime "60 "I said all along that I wouldn't wear fangs," Langella says. "They kept You have to read them all — and quality of this, the definitive "Dracula." you never know when you'll But Langella, at least, won't say anything angry IIL%WJYAAJNillM PLAZA Cole Slaw Co., were: STARTS FRI. 1: The Jeffersons; 2: Alice; 3: One Day At a Time; 4: S%KHP in Cmcirumati; 5: M-ASII; 6: Charlie's Angels; 7: Vega$; 8: itiej Three's and 'Dorothy" — got off to Coiiipaiuy and Lou Grant; a slow start in the Nielsens, to: Barney Miller. 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Z11-Mill ER 1111111 eVIflt$Wwill f & by B& Thown Ts ,M - PARTY & SANQUET loose the snake on Thompson unless Thompson handed over his valuables. Thief and make escaped with $400 In cash and jewelry - In Thompson's car. COMPLETE I It can happen. It has happened to many of my friends." . 2.79 NO PASSIS the rerun alternatives, it's A' have a drink, and you look up and you're . Batter Dipped Fish Fuels certainly pleasant swzitner viewing. --The two four-segment series that CBS did find room for — "Hungin' In" Sundaes And IC. Cream Cones NOW Poster on Sunset Boulevard — with my picture on It. "But at least I recognIz ,) the danger. There is an old saying about Hollywood — it's a place you come towhen you are 25, sit by the pool, ALL YOU CARE TO EAT 12:00 1 0 ALL MY CHILDREN JULIA CHILD AND COMPAW Air lovely hotel. Driving here In my limo, I passed a huge $ 1:15.511 LAZAI shot entirely in Cleveland, and he Is pleased to note that he will be getting a week of rehearsal.Hesays therewas not even a day for the "Dracula" movie, and so he is pleased with the week for "Those Lips, Those Eyes." But, even though his next project will be another film, he doubts that he will become a movie star, The gage means too much to him, although he recognizes the ever-present danger of a A Hollywood seduction. "It's easy for a person to I get seduced b this life," he says. "They have a limousine For me, I am staying In a lovely suite In a 'i ""FISH .1 FRY Hwy 1102 322MI (7)MINDREADERS (Th8 YOUNG AND THE RESTLM 00 (12) NEWS EDU$AME STREET (R) 12:30 (1) N9WS From Our We Foveteks Hand Dipped Shakes —" Base nsSpllts lie says that today he gets sent literally piles of scripts, but he says that is not as impressive as it sounds. "SVIien anyone has a success," Langella says, "all the agents and writers capitalize on the publicity RYAN'S HOPI! till PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 Between Head. LAIC Liquor '1 FRANK LANGELLA - Drake. He says the film will be —' . . obviously been designed to PLAZA II VILLAIN I • ma YOUNG AND THE star, stuck in Cleveland doing all those old Romberg and Herbert operettas, when he wants to be the new Alfred . always dust off all their old scripts and send them over., television programs for the week ending Aug. 12. according to the A.C. Nielsen 2U1 Orlends Or, (Hwy, 17.92) Senferd a saying, 'OK. Frank, but just because tie tees no anger. try these on and if they don't "There is plenty of room," work, OK, no fangs.' I knew he says, "for all kinds of that once I put them in, Draculaniovies — aspoof of they'd never let me take Dracula , a horror film, them out. So I never put whatever. And, of course, them in — and so Dracula there is room for ours, which has no fangs." isn't a horror film at all — although it may even be Langella, who also starred more frightening because of in the play, says the two its reality." works are quite different — Langella has, in the last "180 degrees apart." He says become years, few the play was "very broad, recognized as one of our very bravura, actually even premier actors of the more than that. t done moment. lie hasn' much on the screen — "The "But if I played it like that Diary of a Mad Housewife" on the screen," he says, "it was one of only a handful of would look like John movies he has done until Barrymore in his last years. now, But Broadway knows So I don't play the character him as an outstanding asbroad on the screen as 1 leading man. did on the stage." and misfires — or maybe just misses Harvey Korman. But viewed against now ' find another 'Seascape.' The Edward Albe play he starred rn Si I read (him all. I read . :iiiI read - until I find it that g mi.i ' v:f1 arc . rare. He thinks " ha--1110 u t. ..r'th'r . i movie, and it's c.ule.i 1 use Lips, Those Eyes." It is story of a musical comedy HOl.LYWOODtNEM— 1% Dracula without fangs? Next you will be saying there is a year in which Muhammad All does not retire. true. In it's But 'Dracula," the current Universal release, based on thoadway play and the Br the Broadway original Brain Stoker novel, Dracula is fangless. The10 top network (4)EDMARCH FOR TOMOR- racula Success' Seduction "Burnett & Co." is weak SERVED ON TOASTED SUN WITH LETTUCE AND TOMATO D Minus Fangs Fig hts People have been trying to get 1..angella — and all the other people connected with is pr od uction — to say In the competitionth angry things about the among the three network recent spate of movies about news mmiagaiines — CBS's Dracula. Many of them have very much as always particdlarly in duet with ED ONCE AFTERNOON $139 Al3( ran into a ripple of audience resistance, also 'lime Sunday SANDWICH Served With Golden Brown French FrlesAnd Small Coke with "Hanging' In" tied for list of 52nd place on entries in the Nielsen ratings for the week just ended, while "Dorothy" ranked 54th. Otherwise she remains 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROOERSR With Our Own Special Sauce— ABC ALL IN TH E FAMILY (R) THURS. - FRI- SAT. HOT HAM & CHEESE And Working Now For By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK iUPI The most interesting thing about the new Carol Burnett show is that it's on ABC. For 11 years Burnett & Company were a CBS staple but when the comedienne offered her alma mater a fourepisode summer variety show, the network apparently was unable to find room for it. Langella, A It wasn't easy, says Frank Langella, who plays the titleghoul. B Burnett has gone from redhead to brunette. 10:55 0 CBS NEWS ___ Carol's 10:00 (12) CARD SHARKS SQUARES L.OVE OF LIFE . wi,awi ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) _______________ 5:00 THE BRADY BUNCH fl THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (fl) 5:30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES J7 BEWITCHED OVER EASY ABC snapped up the series and on Aug. 18, and for three succeeding Saturdays, will present "Carol Burnett & Cornpany" from 8.9 p.m., Eastern time. DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI ED OPIUM 9:55 UPBEAT ny. (A) Brad's office. (A) 4:30 4 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN ff GUNSMOKE (1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS HI, NEIGHBOR sky poses as a cabbie to cap- 8:30 5 0 THE FBI THE GONG SHOW fl BEWITCHED 0 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS MAKE ME LAUGH if SESAME STREET (R) 1:30 @ O AS THE WOR LO TURNS CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 2:00 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE g FLOWER SHOW 2:30 11 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT ED V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 O GENERAL HOSPITAL ANTIQUES 3:30 ( 0 M'ASH (R) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI MORNING 930 7:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief 'Q LIARS CLUB Roy is caught between friend( HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ship and duty when Curtis THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 $100,000 NAME THAT wants to arrest one of his old pals. (A) .TUNE @ CAROL BURNETT AND 10:00 • FRIENDS Guests: Tim c2MRS. COL.UMBO Kate Conway, The Pointer Sisters. Columbo suspects the death of ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Lilli a chic Beverly Hills caterer was Palmer.(R) not as accidental as it appeared to be. (A) 8:00 BARNABY JONES Bett IRONSIDE Officer Eve trades a vacation for murder Whitfield's niece is arrested on and mystery when she narcotics charges. becomes emotionally involved t 0 THE WALTONS Miss with a married client. (A) Emily goes Into an odder state 0 THE IMMIGRANTS Dan's than usual when the son of her all-consuming success causes only true love comes to visit much personal conflict until he her. (A) finds inner peace. 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 020/20 Laverne. convinced there is a ED RUDOLF SERKIN "Master spy after a secret Shotz beer Musician" Pianist Serkin is formula, talks Shirley into stakInterviewed on his life and work lng out the vat room one night on the occasion of his 75th with her. (A) birthday. (A) (12) OSERNDORF REVISITED 11:00 Peter Evans portrays a former NEWS American soldier who returns 00 to Oberndorf after World War 11 ED DICK CAVETT Guest: East's opening bid was •hgM, but have three quick tricks. South's two . bid Is a popular conven. Uonal bid. called the weak juinp oveieafl. used by tourMmiii players. it has also opesad to lots of rubber bridge (Do you ha a quessim to, pms.ftshows agood six Or the aports? Wlit Ash the savanarij suit with very lit- Eiperti" C 01 this nmespaII. additional 'outside p. lnd vfduat questions wJS cmcn 23) --____ pkm to* to m CM wasth. be lead and by stan ssitf.address.d of pouuuaj desires, Fur ones, it the elob lion. duclar esvnfopes. The most Interestweb likey ybsablstods or ratted. Trains were us4l be usad.In you waut wilked t0 , drawn and the Swth led the hip qims1 fft cohow with outside inlisfireacs lack of hurts fr'O,m his bud. côWs of JACOB V MODERN.) SAGflIAIIW$ t Nit. 23D.c. 21) linga you let involved In today should evesiwily work 4 J $4 ERNEST West ducked, the eight of hearts was played from dummy. and East won with the ace. East led ahlghclub and declarer realized he had made a serious error:Hewas fnepeA 1° withhh next to last trump. Declafrr could no longer establish a second heart trick. He needed two entries to his hand, one so he could drive out the queen of hearts and the second so he could cash the remaining heart trick. Because the king of hearts was In dummy by Itself, there was an unfortunate block that declarer could not hurdle. Conservation of assets is very nice, but this was one time when South could not afford to conserve dummy's heart king. It was declarer's own fault. When he flayed the jack of hearts. I( he had played dummy's king losing to East's known ace (East opened the bidding). there would have been no defense. East would have played $ club, forcing declarer to ruff. but declarer would then have forced out West's queen with his lo and . still would have had the trump needed to return to his hand to cash the two estab-. fished heart tricks. INEWSPAPEJI ENTERI'HI%P: Aii.SN, Thursday, Aug. 16, 1f79-3B. TONIGHT'S TV Partners" James and Helen have a working honeymoon and Siegfried makes Tristan work for his finals. (Part 10) BRIDGE all the AT available to you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 234w. 19) You should have good luck $41 NORTH today getting needed cooper A 10 atlonfrosn your mate crany pie P11tUat101l.1)'tt17 •AK432 Lo work aictie. 41 XL 'AQUARIUS iJsii. Feb. ii) 0152 474 Look for this day to be both A 432 productive and rewarding. • Q J $7$ Of You'll settle down to business•QJ4 • Ai7 ifld WOI1't let frivoka interests SOUTH slde4rackyou. •kQJ$$3 J 1097 . .March Pom • 105 $IflCice Others Will ShoW •$ inte enteringto ___ Vulnerable: Neither dOIfl what thsy __ Dealer: to , Wed North East Ssutk pr Ic i• ARM IM.Tth 21-April 19) Pass 4•Pass Pass Pass General coaditloiw that ict you are fairly stable today, so do what you feel be dine opening lead: and can. with fiduuct Evening Herald Sanford Fl. i THURS 7 Y DA DEAR READER - First, congratulations for getting rid ofalot of excise fat. You should be very pleased about that. Thara I. .iia4t a thIngs At over. dDing It. You can cause yourself SEEN serious health problems by excessively restried diets. Let's face it - its a form of starvation. You also had the good sense, apparently, to lose weight at a rate of only about one pound a week. That's plenty. If people would just be sensible enough to a a a 0 M HIM 0 WWI WI N• expect to lose weight over a long period of time rather than on a crash diet, they would get along a lot better. 91000 J... Now, why Is your hair falling out? It's probably because you've been on a calorierestricted diet too long. Regardless of all the ada 612" vertisements you read, in the final analysis severed restriction of calorie intake in any form of diet for a sufficient length of time will have Its effect. This was demonstrated years That kind of hair lose is ago at the University of Min- temporary and new hair will usda that young, active men grow back in. You can also have placed on a 1600-calorie a day hair loss after an illness or diet had hair loss. r)ie biggest operation so I can't totally HOROSCOPE _______________________________ problem here, of course, Is not exclude the possibility that having an adequate amount of infectious mononucleosis may BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL complete protein In the diet. have been part of your problem. But to use that protein as That, too, Is tempoary. do THE BORN LOSER Starvation Diets w' Are 'Overdoing It' 53 Indefinite in Answer to Previous Puzzle Order _____ __ S5Lsngthunit I0IhlI0lM IDIAIXIC 1 Situps ,_ IDIRICIAI ioiuuiuii 5 Third pson 57 Attentiongsttlngsound IAIIIIcIsIIDIIINII ______ 8 Short period 58CotIectonof (ii.) InlAIHcIN_ animals 12 Suitcase IlIu_.J.lu1_I ug U 9 2J.!J i;i.r eôNhd Fi f41N$1t1MNc N 611t1s(contr.) 15 Bird slsI*IT 62 Fraternal lO City ln u members 1!!T!1 at a • T Oklahoma 9 hibolaflolilnlir p ____ 17 No longer are DOWN IL 'L101 ioii',liI ! 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S.IfSollna ROOF SHIN 115 Sealed down by the sun's rays against wind and accompanied Mills to the Wright home In the early morning hours of May 25 when Wright was killed, During testimony in the opening day of the trial Thursday, The key witness for the prosecution, Vincent Leroy Ashley, of Sylvester Davis, who lived with Mills at 1115 Locust Ave. In May, was expected to deliver an eyewitness account of the murder said he saw Mills leave their house with a shotgun and a bag retired Sanford businessman James Wright today during the trial ur several ho s before the slaying of Wright. of Gregory Mills. Davis further testified that Mills came back to the home at Mills, fl could face a sentence of death In the electric Chat!' If about 5 a.m., the morning of the killing and said he "had shot convicted of the murder of Wright. some cracker." Wright was killed at his home May 25 by a single shotgun blast "Those were his words?" asked prosecutor Don Marbiestone. by a burglar. "Yes," said Davis. In exchange for lmznwitty from prosecution, Ashley has Davis said he agreed to help Mills hide some shotgun shells agreed to turn state's evidence against Mills. Police said Ashley belonging to the defendant. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer in testimony this morning, Marbiestone attempted to tie those shells to the alleged murder weapon. Charles Myers, a police firearms identification expert, testified that theshells likely came under some bushes near the murder scene, Davis said. from the same shotgun used to kill Wright. Thursday, Davis Several days after the murder, Gloria Robinson, a Sanford city Identified the weapon as the shotgun owned by Mills. employee, reported to police she had found a shotgun under some Davis said he was awakened by Mills early May 25. lie said bushes off Eighth Street, a few blocks from the Wright home at Mills told him to support his story that he had gone to Seminole 455 S. Elliott Ave. Memorial Hospital for treatment of a toothache. Defense attorney Tom Greene noted that Davis' testimony According to Davis, Mills said he and Ashley went to the Wright came in exchange for immunity from prosecution for a grocery boric. Both entered through a front window. Davis said he was store robbery. told by Mills that a man surprised them. The man had something "Would you testify to anything to avoid going to prison," In his hand, prompting Mills to fire, Davis testified. Greene asked Davis. "He told me Ashley ran away and that he should have shot "I don't know," Davis replied. JNo Protes ts On Tax Hike ,,.r In Lake Mary Goldberg Told Again,, Resign Or Go To Jail Longwood . funds into the general fund for operating expenses, instructing Kulbes to use the money only as liSt resort. * the ballot question fails on Sept. minimum amount needed to 11, the city's tax rate will meet payroll and expenses for become $?L84 per $i,000, the August and September. Kulbes said the city Is being frngal" In Its operation, '.'Vt'Y Mary under law passed by the ____ '-s- ____ Gth 1979 session of the Legislature, noting air conditioners In police . have been disconnected I to and one truck has been taken levy a tax rate increasing by out of operation In the street five percent Its property tax revenues over the current year, dsc'tinent. council, while approving Without referendum approval. theThe $60,000 transfer use of the The ordinance also provides reserve on a "loan" basis, told that the rate of taxation Kulbes not to take any more out automatically will revert to $3 of reserves than necessary. "The council will approve per $1,000 assessed valuation In the 191041 fiscal year. The city every possible cut and bite has been levying a $3 rate since whatever bullets necessary," It was Incorporated six years said Mayor Waiter Sorenson. ago. Under another date law, It Councilman Pat Southward was forced to reduce property said one possibility of cutting expenses would betoshot off all ans this year. A second public hearing and or part of the city's street final reading of the ordinance lights. DONNA m' The law permits the The Th ursday order came ref used to remove Goldberg Cona- office or go to jail for contempt Daves, who filed the suit of court. of court. seeking Goldberg's ouster front Julian filed an appeal of the The only question remaining office and Judge Muidrew. order with the Appellate Court In City Attorney Ned Julian's Daves has sought Goldberg's in Daytona Beach. It had been inindls when the deadline fs for ouster, claiming the corn- expected that the appeal Goldberg to make his choice, missioner's office should be process would not bring the Muidrew Thursday signed an vacated because Goldberg had issue before that court until order setting aside the moved from the district he was after Longwood's special automatic stay of his original, elected to represent, in election schedul ed for Sept. 4. order to the Longwood coun. violation of a city charter Goldberg has already dilman, Muidrew said an ap- requirement. resigned effective Sept. 3 to run peal filed by Julian was an Daves (lied the suit in 1978. in that special election for the 16 effort to frustrate the court's Muldrew first ordered the months remainin g in the term original decree. Longwood City Commission to of resigned Commissioner Julian said today, he must consider vacating Goldberg's Stephen Barton. The district confer with the judge to find out seat, or face a contempt commission seat from which whether Goldberg must resign citation. Barton resigned includes the Lmmedia'cly to avoid a11 or if The city commission, Tibetan sslo where he has additional time to however, obsytng the order, lives. 'otlaeilfiiiatter. ___' ëoñsldired the Issue, but ESTE8 $1,000 assessed valuation, to the election Madeleine Papa, city ratification of the voters. The ordinance also provides that if treasurer, said the $60,000 is the subject City missioner Larry Goldberg is after a telephone "conference" from office. At a subsequent back In the position today of hearing among Julian, attorney hearing Judge Muldi.w or being ordered by Circuit Judge John Leibman representing dered Goldberg to resign from Rich ard Muidrew to resign his Longwood citizen Robert offi ce or face jail for contempt No one protested a proposed was scheduled for Aug. 30. Meanwhile, the city council Increase in property taxes before the Lake Mary City told City Manager Phil Kulbes Council Thursday night in the Thursday night to look at all first public hearing on the possibilities of cutting spending proposal that will appear on a In the remaining weeks of the special election ballot Sept. 11. current fiscal year, which ends The council in unanimous Sept. 30. The councilmen approved the action preliminarily approved an ordinance, after the hearing, transfer of $60,000 in reserve setting the tai rate for the new 197910 fiscal year at $4.25 per him," Davis said. Mills said he had to go back to get the shotgun he had hidden t -_ -t*ih - City Hired-Fired-Rehired Man Is Fired Again The plight of a 26-year-old sonnel rules and regulations, any guilt," said Mike. Mike said Bradley's guilty Sanford man seeking to keep pleading guilty to a felony his job as a county employee charge is an act for which plea was a tactical move to came to a seemingly un- termination of employment keep his dlient out of jail. He did not say whether he feared his successf ul end Th ursday. But should foll ow, A period of conf usion on the client would have been found his lawyer said the fight is not pert of county officials erupted, guilty had a plea bargain not over. Rufus Bradley, 1209 W. 16th however, after It was been arranged. Lois Martin, personnel St., was turned down by the mistakenly believed that personnel board in his bid to Bradley had pleaded no contest director, sa id Bradley's retain his Comprehensive instead of guilty. Based on that position as custodian would Employment Training Act belief, the county personnel have terrnlnated on Sept. 30, the 4A Horoscope ................. (CETA) position as a custodian board, supported by the county end of the CETA grant for his e ....................IA KeaplIni ...................2* with the health department. commission, voted to rehire job. She said the action taken IA I*J1ISELV .............. The panel voted unanimously to Bradley and give him $1,200 in Thursday does not mean IA Spins ..................... IA made May 29 back pay. Bradley cannot immediately uphold a decision 4* TleilsIss ............ re-apply to the county for an, When the error was to fire Bradley. DIesAby .................IA. Weather ................... 2* was suspended from discovered, a special beard other job. Mike said he sought a motion his job after another health hearing was called and the ee said she or iginal termination upheld. to dismiss the case against department employ I Robert Mike, Bradley's at- Bradley üi court. but the motion saw him with a bag of marijuana on the job. That torney,claimed that his client's was denied. He has appealed incident took place Dec. 8. The plea of guilty was a conditional that ruling and said the firing of suspension later turned to a plea, meaning If Bradley keeps Bradley will be challenged happen to be blacks. So black forme notto receive anyone" In teresis at the United Nations," termination when Bradley his record clean for two years, again if the appeals court ' - UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — leaders have a vested Interest the security council office, Young said. "We have this pleaded guilty in court to a the records of his charge and overturns the circuit court's Andrew Young up America's decision to deny the original resolution coming up. If we charge of possession of plea will be expunged. In the Middle East that should Young said. tAaks would be hint the ost "His entering that guilty plea motion to dismiss the can.— Conceding Young may meet voted against It, we would have marijuana. not be taken as anti-Jewish, but by any Arab m of do all we According to county perdid not mean he acknowledged GEOFFREY POUNDS which may be more pro- Tent again, State Department made the Arabs mad. U . weapon, and he upsets Palestinian in a way that It spokesman Tom Re" said abstained, we would have made r taking • Ww hasn't been before," Young "He will, In appropriate Instan- everybody mad. My respon, --S ces, afford the P14) an up- sibility is to protect my country swo ad Young held a 4-m1nute portwdty to speak In accord- from that sort of thing hapYseag, who radgj'edasU.N. conference telephone call ance with established prac- pening." i" ábider W.tbii'dsy over Wednesday W& with the black tics." $pherie.dm.ethigwItha But diplomats said that Bit, Redo dressed,' By SHARON CARRASCO mayors of Im Angeles, Allanarea hospital were among 30 about an hour while firemen by PLO .mcw was .pt,'w'YNN's resignation now meant Herald Staff Writer La, Detroit, Newark, New would not anticipate the new all deals were on. men who fought a chlorine leak worked to shut off the leak, jd wmly by several ikiipn 1ism, Oakland and Washing- for him as Security Council at the city's Regional Siegfried said. About 500 aims In tiers, as he Time will be a confrotita u special equipment already Wastewater Treatment pounds of chlorine escaped to. Mayor Tom Bradley of Los president to have other de"r " inda a'owdsd news conferAngeles said Young asked city with the PLO. In his capacity as tim in the Security COISICil this on order had arrived, Facility, Siegfried said. from the tank but' quickly ames at the U.S. MIuk" to the tith. This AlflfflCSflS W firefighters In Altamonte lseds to help " there was U.S. represenlailve, he 4fl month. Firefighters responded from dissipated, he added. 1uitsd_)Mq,w Thursday acYOUNG no whim" between blacks and pursue U.S. policy regarg have to veto the resolidlon and Springs might not have suffered both the Altamonte Springs "If the atoms had hit, 'it the Rev. Jim. •••ISW shies Saudis and the ether Arabs injuries while fighting a Fire Department and the (chlorine) would have bes because of his reigna- COntKU with the a black leader trim will be mad" one U.N. official chlorine Leak Thursday. Young said he IllS. Seminole County Public Safety held in the ground," Siegfried WNW he had "a. fateful July $ meeting with Aitsenorde Springs Fire Ciuief Fire Department, YOMniterated said. "Fortunately, It didn't as ibs showsd no bit' freshatlus :Y. g Tent to get PLO to Young saidhe planned to visit Thomas Siegfried today said he Arpj~ NU s reaige'ir r The call came about 6:40 rain." "its imus is ,. ' the of the black African Countries "before had rdered, about two weeks p.m., when a workman at the .& and Jmand blacks. Wsths iqm misting with Zebdi Labib to a postponement More residents would have y.yJ' Y re'lWsatlon Is finalized" 10 ago, special equii*uent for .j, p.j, 8sc*y Council debate on t--'— A. is use plant discovered a valve been evacuated had the wind , 14jg , Mine them U.S. foreign POlICY during Palestinian Politics, at on *0 VON lit A d dle I chlorine Leaks. That malfunction while changing changed direction and spread MrMiuS 09 Cash will net change and 10 TheAtabe p1 equipment had not been cluiorine tanks. The 2,000posuu the chlorine throughout-a , 5)WLIC Unbid )'s'hr irs0* is ssM a reanlidlon l i for their "hililil COtIfndOfl and delivered at the time of lank Is one of elgig one-too greater men, he said. whither his moda the Unbid JIM..," And he Notedd he may Asksd pi the rI of the PaI,M'iiws to P0UIY Thursday's Incident, which cylinders at the plant, he said. The plant Is located In an W hSaI4IappInMr111m, op St. s.rIcai.JswIsh theqsdasciArabsleastlleea c-s I. W FA as the U.S. WON-determInation a sass Youieg returned to the White row" in respiratory ailments Some = residents in Spring Isolated area north of lam didmille bet as thepreidet of reign MM.. The United Slats Hoses Thursday Id to meet to these Of 11111 five firsilgiders Lake in mile wo-01 1Aas Y nil. "N., I agliut the Unbid 11th • qii lies said It would veto such a with chief .1 staff IIw1kois bust a"iffulled 11111! d" do Lake Destiny Trail in Wyinore Road. rwhelcnJordan to discuss his possIble The Hve firemen who were Altamonte Springs were y4ft See Cblsrh, page 2* "MY job is to ustvlJJhi succiiserti the U,N.p paid I this csy,-sh. '"*woddbeeeudaeiik evacuatedfroin their homes for d owbe t ____ - Today ___.. . . . . . . . . . ____ Young Expects 'Confrontation • m - _ - Gas Leak Injures 5 ., - - , -'', iii ______ PçIcssquotd'ih this ad sri biud on customers pickinpup merchandlas at ow to a- DeNvs.y is avalftb for s one chaigs Msnago" nNu t! r.N,v.s the right tQ limit qS'WitIISOflstmsrchsndls. - - ___" .. - ove •• or UIS a ___ ' ca l ng - -E - -- . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 28, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4fab206e51b480bc9efa8e75a80e876c.pdf f1b3332fc77f0ecb7e3b3be1a8ab1cb4 PDF Text Text ] I 71s Year, No. 245—Friday, June 1, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 list Evening Herald.—(VSPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents •:.- 7 - PUD Complex Eyed TT - I Fr P ove y r oc rl R with force family homes, duplexes, an county's comprehensive land mains and lift stations to serve the Midway area. Industrial area and a shopping use plan. An industrial-commercial center. "The developer anticipates a Binford said the purchase housing project, expected to be "The day area price of the tract will range joint effort of governmental 7=77 11 worth millions of dollars upon is. poor because of drain. from $500,000-to-$600,000 agencies to secure a federal completion, is being proposed age Problems. Hopefully this depending on how the acreage grant to Provide early conthis section to serve for a 180-acre tract in the project will help rectify the is divided into usages. He said struction of .11 Midway area Poverty pocket situation. People residing In the residential acreage will be sold the Midway area to be con— AI.V14 east of Sanford. acre, commercial nected with the Sanford walk PUD will be able to to at $2,900 per At a meeting of the Seminole work and walk to shop," Bin- acreage at $5,000 per acre, and regional plant," Binford said .. .., County Planning and Zoning ford said Hardin said the county's Industrial acreage at $2,0004(). Commission at 7 ) p.m. development group, composed Binford represents the 27 $2,500 per acre .141 Wednesday, real estate broker persons who own the land C W Herb Hardin, county of the members of the planning — Tom Binford will ask both a Davis, a Putnam County development manager, said and zoning office, engineering change in the county's land use rancher, is trustee of the 180- preliminary plans for the departments and others, are -. plan and rezoning to permit the acre tract, under contract to property call for construction of recommending approval by the o proposed complex near nub 2 Spot po way. development on the tract at the purchase by the Seminole 208 single family homes, planning and zoning cornnorthwest corner of date Route Economic Employment duplexes, 17 acres of Industrial mission, planting to buffer the Hardin said "rough plans" County Commissioner Robert with the area and have driven 46 and Brisson Avenue. Development Corp. (SEED. property, and a 10-acre shopThe recommendation, Hardin residential area; the developer for the project have been Sturm, whose district includes all around it," Sturm Sald. The The rezoning requested is CO). The sale, Binford said, is ping center. said, is subject to: a federal agreeing to pay the entire costs presented to the county. "Some the Midway area, said the PUD could help the whole area from agriculture to planned contingent on approval by the The Industrial property, grant being obtained to provide of traffic signalization, if that is of the property is un usable but "overall plan for the PUD is from a financial standpoint and unit development (MID) to county commission for the according to the plan, would be water and sewer to the we will not know how much well intended and could help the from a service standpoint for located along Brisson Avenue property; a master drainage necessary, at Brisson and SR jnt1 finni .... neonle living in the surrounding •• grnun.,r,nti ,lnn,, am ULVU U VIVIIUUU. and the commercial along SR plan being provided by the 46; the developer providing one submitted," he said. area." developer; acquisition by the acre for a fire station site; the 46, Hardin said. "However," he said, "I have of drainage developer dedicating additional The property, Binford developer If the county planning and some serious reservations on Binford said the project, proposes, would be served by easements to the north of the right-of-way and resurfacing widg commission approves how the developers can provide when construction is cornthe Sanford-North Seminole property with ultimate outfall; Brisson Avenue, and the the project, It will be submitted the necessary sewer and water pleted, will be "worth millions Regional Waste Water sewer construction of earthern developer dedicating 15 useable to the county commission, and take care of the drainage of dollars." An exact estimate treatment plant, which, he said, mounds and supplemental acres on the tract for parks. Hardin said. problems there. I am familiar of value will not be available. Herald Staff Writer - - - - •. '' - a . . - UI - - - - Lake Mary Pipes Wait, Wa'l't, Wa'l't Lane Road east of Country Club normal procedure on line ex- tolnstall the line has been put at that the city donate the matter up again at the June 7 Herald Staff Writer equipment and labor and that council meeting. Road, Terry said. However, the tensions is to assess a fee to the $26,185. At Thursday night's regular the remaining $16,402 in More than $7,000 worth of city lacked the trenching developer when new homes are Whether her first motion water pipeline, which has been equipment to make the in. built. The homes on Linda Lane council meeting, Mrs. South- materials be paid for by the negates the May 3 approval of exposed to the elements for two stallatlon. But on May 3 of this Road, however, are not new. ward moved that the council homeowners on Linda Lane. the project was being studied years because the city of Lake year, the city formally ap Some are 20 years old, Mrs. reconsider its action of May 3. She moved that the today by city attorney Gary Mary did not have the equip- proved going ahead with the Southward said. The motion was approved by a homeowners be assessed on a Massey, City Manager Phil ment necessary to install it, improvement, which will She said there have been 3-2 vote, with Terry and three-year basis at an eight Kulbes said he thought the my be further delayed from benefit some 15 homeowners. water line Improvements made councilman Cliff Nelson voting percent interest fee on the motion to reconsider did not use while city officials decide The woject appsareil set to In the city where homeowners In opposition. unpaid assessment valuation, halt the project, but he said he *he shOnld pay tndftllatlôã beJn,' a= (rtn wis ~14d IA" nut Wd uTtIOit 'Terry said the peopte onShe included in the üietlon a wanted a tegal opinion. costs. scheduled to be purchased in of the coat, bid those im- Linda Lane have already been call for a June 21 public "The pipe becomes brittle June, but a new snag developed provements were paid through told the extension was going to hearing. "1mW we have a public and deteriorates after about at a May 24 work session, federal grants or loan be made and the city should But her motion died for lack hearing, we won't know what four years," said councilman Councilman Pat Southward, programs, not city tax money. tiunor that commitment. Nelson of a second, and the status of the feelings of the homeowners Harry Terry, "We're going to who voted in favor of the Additionally, she said, the said he was opposed because he the matter Is now unclear, are. I don't think you could say have to get It In the ground or project May 3, asked the Linda Lane project was larger did not want the city to spend "I'm not sure where we are," anything definite has been warehouse it SOOfi." council to reconsider its ac- in scope than other water line the money at all. Mrs. Southward said. She said determined. The Issue is still extensions. The estimated cost The pipe was purchased two lions. Mrs. Southward next moved she will definitely bring the alive," Mrs. Southward said. years ago by the city to be used In reviewing the matter, Mrs. in water line extension, Terry Southward said, she thought it said. He said the city deter- was peculiar that the city mined In 1977 that It could should pay all the cods except purchase the pipe and install It the $250 hookup fee. She said at a lator date since It was she believed the homeowners known It would be needed in the benefiting should be assessed a future and pipe cods were portion of the costs. "necessary" for construction in included in legislation, we are Gov. Bob Graham may veto to override the veto. rising. The pipe was stored "If we don't assess the people legislation which Includes a the fiscal year. "The resolution getting ready to override the uncovered behind the water specifically involved In order to Seminole County road project Hattaway from his office in includes the state Route 436- veto, We have the two-thirds department building on Crystal pay for the water line, then we Tallahassee said today a Interstate 4 overpass and Lake Avenue. are in effect assessing everyone and State Rep. Bobby Hat- resolution was being debated on Center Street by-pass road in votes necessary to override in taway, D.Altamonte Springs, the House floor at noon today to Altamonte," Hattaway said. the House. I don't know if there One of the areas targeted for in the city to pay for their water line extensions was a she said, was working on the House floor be forwarded to the Senate "Since the governor has said are enough votes in the Senate 9,000-fool stretch along Linda Mrs. Southward said the today gathering votes together designating roads considered he will veto any road project to override," he said. By GEOFFREY POUNDS CHARLES RENIIEL ...voteofcon fldencè entley Gets SupportVo*te Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley has received the full support of the hospital board. Calling the display of bumper stickers reading, "move Bentley, not the hospital," childish and petty, the board members voted unanimously Thursday to support a resolution of endorsement Of Bentley. / _ criticism from the Sanford City Commission, the Greater Sanford Chamber Q,jnjnerce and other local groups. However, In a special meeting Thursday, the hospital board voted to remove relocation Of the )ip&taJ from the lid of alternative expansion "I think Mr.Bentley has the whipping boy for the past few weeks," said board member E. C. Harper. "If there is criticism. It should be directed at us rather than "These Childish acts have done nothing to foster cooperation," sod board member Allan Keen. "I would like to see this board School Board Action Hit Teachers U nion Sues Over Dues him." goon record as letting the entire community know that we stand t,eig Bentley and we what he has done since coining The bumper stickers began appearing after two weeks of discussion by hospital debetIZI whe ther to renovate the ___ existing facility or relocate U hospital outside the city Talk of. relocation drew County Projects Face Veto Board chairman Thimas Blayney said he is convinced *iey has performed his job in "an outstanding fashion." In other action Thursday, The Seminole Education Association (SEA) has filed a civil suit against both the clerical Union and the Seminole County school board for ffllnlMt*tIon of a collective' directed the Seminole County bargaining agreement," the School Board to deduct from civil suit data. SECA employees paychecks the dues payable to the SEA, the In return, members of SECA Mates. 'withholding dues It claims would pay a portion Of their suit SEA received a portion of belong to On teachers union. dues to SEA for these services, On suit Mates. Each SECA SECA dues from the fall of 1978 On Nov.29,1977, SEA and the mem ber executed- a dues through March, 1979, the suit Seminole Education Clerical authority card which said. But the school board Association, Inc. (SECA) en- acknowledged his or her began withholding payment of tered into an agreement agreement to be ripuseaged by the monies In November, 1978, whereby SEA would "aid In the SEA. the silt said. the suit charges. negotiation and the ad.. The authorlutlon card The school board's action the board voted without external, repairs to the Mft ak% thefront and side walls. The work will cost an atiluated $144K __ Bea , constitutes "an intentional interference with the mombership agreement between the individuals and SEA as well as a breach of the school board's obligation to deduct and properly disburse full mannbershlp dues," the suit claims, Torn Lang, attorney for SECA, said he doesn't believe the agreement between the two parties was ever valid in the first place. "There's a very definite definition as to whether there was ever a valid agreement between the parties and whet her SEA performed under that agreement," Lang said. Before the agreement, there were two factions claiming to represent the SECA employees. A judge had placed the dues deduction money in escrow until It was deculea SEA claims that SECA owes which group represented the It about $2,600 in dues deduc- employees. Then the Internal dispute lions. was settled, the school board Last fall, SECA reached began paying out the dues contract agreement with the deductions to SECA. But SEA school board without the help of claimed some of the money a SEA negotiator. belonged to It. 0 N ow C,0nter -GIves Hope To Spinal In"lury Vic tims 104 A'IUNTA Jima wvhsrd iai.a dsvUinaroo cart, new cullsge graduate on a backpackbg and bodysirfing heljvy along tbp coeds of Akke and 4wA America that JuiW six Jests 110. Riding hits Mledic waste olshore U Rio DO Jaloro, Shepherd, A bad only the b* 01UI S waiting 1iii. . OCIS Bd I 03001trow lS dsmisal Wit NsitM and W1MId bb 100i he fob P! 11 khm "I hit lbw bottuin ad fit inyNIf belig draaud hethe -. -. ' - '• , - - . ;. IIbISI'U bIS 01 heisi.ib iod he : s4setw H. didul. yd knew. l Is M I - . INL - ' ' - - ~4 X '' . ad.'tt:!MS!Y '--' . s . 40 SOIL t1i lii pointed to such words as "hungry" or "thirsty." After five weeks, a US. Air Force Medevac C-141 made a mercy' flight at the Shepherds' expense to bring James from Rio to Aillants. "For three months his life was in question," Mrs Shephied sauL But tiowly, be began to recover U a private hoqital ad bagan.a limited therapy program. - - .' dead than alive, Sbqlserd's body was flsd Item the sf.by a lifeguard. He was given mosdh-tomoulh remodIAW an the un beach. 'Shepherd lived but Is cempktsly paralyzed '• allp W* his ayes or click his tongue," said Mane Shepherd. ita mcthe'. She arid her hbsnd Huid, a sooeOfM reed cudractor, red to Rio within hoeri I4l a SOdIS in a groom buepital. but IOn Ii WIediS ted1' ft iiiks1 HIS 11ui10 bwmd with plaboonk.w Wuctisa ferns psilsiud wafet, aiid be -. LUNd 1MaE1M15J WT' '-bur1 — ' awdk; he ?01M I tIItMSt 1.0091W4: phlf hiad Ths utir'. hIF1i11I.th$WUM4U1UiSdb1S 1p..dshe7LHIst1IyMdhekesnhewIa*ask . ' , "When I Wl" SWP.rd said. "one ol tM 3PC1 115t1said , - d , To 'aIf - . IA IlbItlasiC' .................IA AUd1QVk ...... (O.......................IA IJURbELVES ............... TA IA 1* SPOrtS Leisure EdiIacW - .. . 4* 'lelniulu 7A Wedhir IA Dur4. ,, '' ' ...... ii S : rt *iMtea çusrti J, - - - . - ' -.-- - .•.-- -. - ....- Ww" ___ " 4 T u'lliti bI000 n "yes" or "te" - '. -- - ......'...' ........... It was a shame that 1 would be confined to bed or a wheelchair for the rest of my life." After Intense therapy, he could raise his left arm with a pencil In It to type. He regained partial use of his Left leg but has "very little movement" in his right one. Now a lanky, serious young man, Shepherd says he never believed the doctor. A family friend, a World War U paraplegic, encouraged young Shepherd to enter the renowned Craig. Rehabilitation Center in Denver, one of the nation's few spinal cord Injury treatment centers. "I decided I was going to be able to walk," he said. "There w no reason that what they were telling me was right. My folks wanted to believe that, too." An oct.iapatlonal therapist, Cathy Ccx, met James at Craig and darted hint on an intense çeglmen to help him regain as much use of his limbs as his injury allowed. - - ..... - . V11r1180Lu111- ur Aderri.tw1j'. • ,. ' I ' - .-'- - '- �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 1. 1n9 111111111111111111 - I A I^r%l Woman , _=__ __.L..1. Whit e Minority Rule - Early, 24, was treated and released, said a spokesman for the Florida North Hospital. Altamonte Springs police responded to the shooting after several residents near the couple notified authorities, police said. Cross Erected In Warsaw WARSAW, Poland (UP!) - Crowds of curious people jamming Warsaw for Pope John Paul's H's homecoming visit watched incredulously as Jack-booted Polish soldiers goose-stepped past a soaring Christian cross erected in the city center. The 50-foot-high cross was ulaced behind an enormous altar facing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Victoria Square. The pontiff will celebrate a mass with 200 local priests in attendance in the square shortly after his arrival Saturdy for a nine-day visit, The tomb is guarded by an honor detachment of soldiers that Is changed every two hours. The sight of the high. stepping soldiers parading under the shadow of the cross drew large crowds. "It is not a thing I ever expected to see in my lifetime," said one taxi driver. "Many things have changed In Poland since our pope was chosen. One year ago, if someone had said there would be such a big cross j Victoria Square they would have been sent to a mental institution." nves I PEKING (UP!) -Negotiations for a Chinese-American textile agreement broke down over U. S. demands that China strictly limit its exports of woolen goods to the United States, the Communist Party newspaper Renim Rlbao said today. Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping told American roving trade ambassador Robert Strauss that China's ability to import high technology American goods depended on China's being able to earn enough money in foreign trade to pay for them, the newspaper said In explanation of the Chinese position, "Because China does not have enough goods to export to America, the trade imbalance is big," the paper said. "Because of the need for China's economic development and limited capability for export, in the short run china cannot make up the difference." Freedom Expected Woman Executioner Found MOSCOW (UPI ;- For months, Soviet investigators had been hearing about a woman executioner in World War 11 nicknamed "Machine-Gun Tonya." When they finally tracked her down in Byelorussia, she turned out to be a Soviet grandmother whose husband of 32 years had no knowledge of her bloody past. The newspaper Pravda said Thursday Antonina Makarova was convicted recently for the machine-gun deaths of scores of Soviet partisans and prisoners during the war. It was unclear how the trial ended, but it ap. peared she was given the death sentence. - AREA DEATHS EMMA L.THURNTON N.J.; three grandchildren, Mrs. Emma L. Thornton of 79 several nieces and nephews. Unn _w.,u i SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 31, 117 ADMISSIONS ' THORNTON, MRS. EMMA L. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma L. Thornton, of ,, CMIII Brewer Court, Sanford, who died May 25 Orlando, will be Saturday a t Bethel Missionary Baptis t Church, E. Ninth Street and Hickory Avenue, at 1 p.m. with the pastor, Rev. Robert Doctor oflicl.tinè. Burial In Resilawn Cemetery, Wilson Eicheibetgir in charge. in Virginia A. Rothe Mule J. Artrip, Oviedo Donna L. Folly & baby boy Jeanne A. Rivera g Hcndd Iuss aI.2 e 1, 1979-Vol 71, No. 245 ily and Sunday, eace Saturday by TM Sanlerd Herild, reecS Avi., Satsrt Pia. 32111. Posta. Paid at San tort Florida 32171 y: Week, 1$cants,Mantft, S3.2$sMsat$is, $11.51: Year, Fn -4.1, $3.N. ly Mail: Week, IS cash ; Manffi $3.51; SMiaffis, 5*51, Year, CL iiI. -.. - ,,- - •.ft--&- - . \ _"Ndbh*)~ I' WE PROCLAIM June appears to be a popular month for proclamations. (Above): Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman C. Floyd proclaims Safe Boating Week beginning today as (from left ): U.S. Coast Guardsman Ray Turner and Coast Guard auxiliary members Marlene Hail and Wes flail observe signing. (At left): Sanford Mayor Lee Moore proclaims " 'Pest Control Month" as Jim Rowe (left) of Jim Rowe Pest Control and Rick Lewis of Lewis-Cobb Exterminators witness event, U • dance, set design, set construction, lighting design, electrical and carpentry work ($3,785.24). -Information and Referral, one resource and referral specialist to complete development of a unified, comprehensive resource file of human services ($4,421). - Epilepsy Association, one social worker and one community representative to disseminate information encouraging community resources, advocate rights of persons with epilepsy and submit grant requests ($12,571.50). - Central Florida Legal Services, a consumer affairs assistant to provide assistance to attorneys by Interviewing indigent persons, do follow-up investigations and legal research ($8,292.53). The Seminole County Prime Sponsor Advisory Council Thursday recommended approval by the county cornmission to create 71 jobs with a total payroll of $369,547.08 under the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA), (flJfl35jQfl Is to consider the recommendation at The Its regular meeting Tuesday. The council reviews all applications for CETA project funding from community, government and civic organizations, CETAis on-going federal provide jobs for the underemployed and the chronic unemployed, to provide training for jobs to those needing training and to acooznpllth public works and assistance to organizations. The Prime Sponsor Advisory Council meets monthly to consider reraeds for CETA f unding. Projects receiving the council's favorable recoinmendaUon were: Drug Action Committee, one outreach worker and an assistant outreach worker to help ex-offenders In finding jobs, vocational counseling, solve unmet needs of these Individuals and handle all secretarial work ($11,030.68), -Seminole Comm willy College, a public relations aid to develop materials to inform unemployed and underemployed citizens of the educational opportunities available at the college and provide Information to employers regarding training ($4,620). Central Florida Zoological Park, three laboratory technicians to monitor the health and well-being of all animals in the park Inventory ($10,306.71) and a food coinmlwr>man, to handle 'ninial nutrition and related unitary upkeep of the eoinmluary building and designated environs ($3,466.24). - --. Seminole Community College, a financial aide secretary to help in the preparation of a procedures manual required by recent changes in federal guidelines, 41012.45). - School board, two teacher aides to assist teachers with non-teaching responsibilities, supervise students and follow through with Instructional task ($13,006.84); 12 teacher aides to aid teachers in providing an adequate, appropriate education for identified exceptional and totally malatresmed physically handicapped students ($7S,O.9111); eight bus aides for buses transporting children with special exceptionalgies requiring constant attention during the bus ride from home to school and beck home ($58,875.46); two teacher aides for additional help at the school. center to work with groiçs using the - -A Child's World, one clerk and six unski lled workers to provide day eve service for yo ung chlkb'an of working parents who have i other riasns of providing adequate care for their children during the day ($21,566.49), -Performing Art Co., a telehnleal aNlatant to be trained In the technical aspects of theater, especially ' Seminole County Port Authority, a maintenance worker to assist in the general and overall maintenance of the facilities and land at the Port of Sanford ($2,852.06). -Seminole Community Action, a project director for Meals on Wheels program and an advanced secretarybookkeeper for specialized and responsible secretarial and clerical work, basic record keeping principles and practices ($18,597.97); summer youth recreation program, using three supervisors, three recreational specialists, three recreational aides, three arts and crafts specialists and three arts and crafts aides to provide recreational opportunities for low-income children In the county, including physical activities, arts and crafts, story telling and field trips ($23,844.36). . .......-a-. . a-__._ - -- - - - - . ----.. City of Altamonte Springs, an automobile mechanic helper trained to provide preventive maintenance to city owned vehicles assigned to varlqus departments and divisions throughout the city ($7,460.52). - Legal Aid Society, a secretary to be trained in telephone and personal contact to screen applicants for legal services to determine their eligibIlity, 18 months i 112,513.09 I . - " .1 -. . -' q ,_., •, . - . -. l, , - ._ JW u LARRY GOLDBERG Still In Lormann said, following the meeting, that should Muldrew vacate the commission seat held by Goldberg, or should Goldberg resign from the District 1 seat, she would favor appointing him to the seat now vacant in District 5. Mrs. Lonnann said she prefers the commission appoint a replacement rather than hold a special election. If so, the person it," said Mrs. Lou-mann. it is Ii€-possible he would accept such an appointment, but added, A don't know what the judge is going to do.' A silence-which followed Mrs. IA)rinanns question Isn't anybody going to make a motion?" broken at the meeting by Commissioner Ray I.iebensperger..N o anxious to go to jail, he said nervously,.. It's imperative we have a motion of some sort!" 1.embensperger moved to vacate the seat held by - Goldberg. then joined Mrs. UaMd*,.~~,~,~40, ryff~ -, , , ~1 I '.., .1 . Stephen Barton lie Moved - - - giK Search For 'Spider-Man' LOS ANGELES (UPI) Police are looking for an athletic burglar detectives Detective Jerry Winkle. When the burglar was confronted by a condominium owner on a 10th floor terrace, the detective said, "he took a dive right over the balcony and went down the wall using an arm-over-arm technique on each balcony just like a spider uses a web." nicknamed "spider-man" for his wall-scaling abilities. The burglar is believed to be responsible for 32 burglaries from high-rise apartments and condominiums in west Los Angeles and Beverly Hills in the last five weeks, taking about $100,000 In cash, jewels and other valuables, police said ____ ___ I Th ursday. Some 2, circulars have been circulat ed in high-rise We _____ : :;; Recommend' buildings, warning residents of ~ lc:r______ I even the highest apartments to lock terrace doors because "he can climb anywhere." "He uses a ladder to climb to Systern the first balcony, and from 1 Air Conditioning 111111 ________________ there he can climb to the next , WALL HEATING IN( balcony and the next and scale ~ 1007 ~anford Ave 322 6562 1 the wall to the top," said PEST CONTROL HOMEOWNERS: - - - - . -- a Need Cash? Your credit Is good for $2,500 to $25,000 Thos's 6011Pan Arnincan hnWKW 5,icis will artangs loans $25,000 ms, for any ppowt II you own p.c own hams, condo,,wiiurn - mobile horns and lot, you quofy. WASHINGTON (UPI)- A federal judge has indefinitely postponed the new bribery trial of Rep. Daniel Flood, D-Pa., because of ear and eye ailments that have hospitalized the 75-year-old congressman. U. S. District Judge Oliver Gasch set aside the retrial Thursday, a day after Flood was hospitalized complaining of cataracts and ringing in his ears. Gasch said the trial, scheduled to begin Monday, would be postponed until it Is determined whether Flood needs surgery to correct the vision impairment. Gasch set a status hearing for June 15. All Applicants May Be Eligible. Widows. psnsionws, p.cpls with bad c,st, toswuss, uns,,çloy.d. iv.n tho.e sjsct.d by bwAs or loam, coo,Ws. Easy Extended Repayment Terms Un yams co,lm for any =L =al6h-vocations-home - Fast Loan Approval. - -' S:,,,_ 4' • opprsvsdm24hou,sand ccIsesdwidiM3doys.Cd It_ hemsowsw.AchscbswastUig In honor of National Pest Control Month, we invite you to stop by our office for free coffee & donuts June 4th through June 8th. We will have an Insect specimen display set upland someone will be on hand to answer questions you have concerning local insect problems and the effect chemicals to control these insects have on our environment. IP m Riwe Pan American Financial Services, Inc. NATKN " PHONE .1.800-835.2246 - 7 dro a Weak. . 2626 IROQUOIS AU. SANFORD - -. ASSOc1AT 322-2070 IYS. a- . CAUTOLLUU. - PUTTcOIIT1IOI. . 1501S.Cbi.có,Sjj$,3O3 -. visits OWNER/MANAGER LIcs.,s.d Msilgsg. or" F - JUNE HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED NATIONAL PEST CONTROL MONTH 1' 10, - for yaw WASHINGTON (UP!) - The abandoned Skylab space station may stay in orbit a week longer than previously believed thanks to a drop in solar radiation activity. The National Aeronautics and Space- Ackninldration said Thursday the 78.Son assembly is expected to fall to Earth between June 27 and July 21 with a 5010 chance Of reentering the atmosphere July 9. A week ago, July 2 was the most likely date for Skylab's demise. Six weeks ago, that date was June 19. - . in .ast camis. yoi,hon Will he Skylab Demise Delayed - --..-•-------q--- - - Learn how the pest control Industry is a vital force for environmental improvement, disease control and shares the responsibility of correcting conditions which spawn pests that spread diseases and filth, uu'o,srns.,ts wC iwn,te -cpphanc.s. Or pay oil rndo&nsmt ha,s. Yams ens payment wil pvcby bs loss than øms co.obinsd monthly your. .miáing now. - . Pam, A . $odo1, amid' yams bastowimug powsv ass - R owe - to - I rmuiann in voting against Commissioner J. H. Grant voted to oust Goldberg. Grant has opposed continuation of defense of the lawsuit at taxpayers' expense. "I hope it's over, but I doubt it," said Goldberg. it. ObVIOUS Blow' or more, for any purpose! - miicaa." it i lines Appeal Set Gude Bribery Trial Put Off - of the city, if shuffling the deck, so be - Carter A Millionaire MIAMI (UPI)-The Atlantic hurricane season begins today with weather officials worried that residents in Florida and other coastal locations have been lulled into a false sense of security by the recent scarcity of the tropical twisters. "Public apathy abounds," says Richard Frank, administrator of the Nat'nal Oceanic ,.,,Id Atmospheric Administration. The problem is hurricanes do not hit on schedule. The do not follow a time table. Eloise raked Fort Walton Beach and Panama City in 1975. In 1065 Betsy smashed Into the Keys and Miami. appointed will be the first appointed commissioner in the history of the city. It was the fact that Goldberg retained his seat after he moved from his district to District 5 that brought on the lawsuit filed in October by Daves. The District 5 seat is open because Commissioner Stephen Barton moved out of the city last Saturday. Making the announcement at Thursday's special meeting, Barton said he did not feel he should vote as he would formally submit his resignation at the June 11 meeting. There is 1½ years left in his two-year term. Goldberg did not vote on his own removal on the advice of city Attorney Ned Julian, Jr. "Larry's been a good commissioner and I see no reason why he shouldn't be appointed to the District 5 vacancy. Whatever I do will be In the best interest - WASHINGTON (UP!) - The president's commission on the accident at Three Mile Island delayed its work until this week, waiting for a congressional grant of power to take testimony under oath and Issue subpoenas. It has arrived and the panel scheduled a meeting in secret late today to discuss Issuing subpoenas. In the meantime the panel noted it is faced with "clearly ccLradldory testimony," in trying to determine if the NRC concurred In the deliberate release of radioactive gases and who turned off crucial emergency cooling water valves in the nuclear reactor. WASHINGTON (UP!)- Acknowledging for the first time that he is a millionaire, President Carter is paying nearly twice as much income tax for 1978 as he did for 1977, according to documents released by the White House. The joint tax return filed by him and his wife showed Carter earned $267,195 in 1978 and will pay a tax of $91,239. Ills 1977 tax was only $486, because he wrote off a $306,271 loss that year as his share in the family peanut warehouse and farmland. The 1978 loss was $28,065. Although Carter was consistently referred to as a millionaire during his 1975-76 presidential campaign, his new financial disclosure statement of assets and liabilities showed his net worth grew from $795,357 in 1977 to $1,006,910 at the end of 1978, largely because of the increased value of his peanut warehouse, farmland and home. - fl- - - - - -- center facilities and programs ($13,006.84); one audiological aide and four communication aides to assist the audiologist in screening the hearing of all students and to organize and complete paper work forms ($32,517.08); one secretary as receptionist and for clerical service $8,020.64) and one secretary to insure proper and efficient handling of office routine in behalf of all schools and employees ($8,020.50). 111101-1 An Hurricane Season Begins By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer .- I WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Joblessness for black and The department's Bureau of million. The boost still left the changed joblessness picture froin the April level, but still nation's unemployment rate other minority teen-ager, Labor Statistics, in its monthly total a half million below the over the last 10 months, hen down 0.5 percentage points remained at5.8 percent mMay, soared to 36.9 percent. That is survey of 56,000 American March level because of a drop the rate has remained in the 5.7 from the February-March allthe Labor Department reported 2.4 percentage points higher households, showed total em- of 670,000 in April. percent to 5.9 percent range. tune high. today. But total employment than In April, and 5.4 percent- ployment an important The 5.8 percent uneniployOne sear ago, the rate as 6.1 Among major industries, only began to rebound from a sharp age points above the March measure of the health of the ment rate, ttii' same as in April, percent. tonstructiumi, transportation, declin e a month ago. figure. economy up 140,000 to 9'I.3 continued the virtually unUnemuplu fluent rates for public utilities, and wholesale various segmiments of the labor and retail trade showed sizeaforte showed: ble job gains in May. Adult imicit at 3.9 Percent, The bureau said a 65,000 ' down from 4 percent in April. person increase in construction Adult %%omen. 5.8 percent, payroll employment was up from 5.7 percent. mostly in highway and'strect 'l'em.'n-agers, 16.8 irct'mIt, construction, probably due to up from 16.5 percent. road repairs after severe Whites. 5 percent, up f"ommu winter stonns. 4.9 p'ruent. Blacks and other mmunoruWASHINGTON (UPI) - The wage-price guidelines would be Ruling in a suit brought by gomnery shortly after the ruling, It said that despite a May administration will ask an unconstitutional, the AFL-CIO and several said flatly it would be aI)i)emled (It's, 11.6 percent, down from employment growth of 50,000 Parker ruled that Carter's member unions, Parker said appellate court to delay the is an obvious blow to 11.8 percent. stemming from settlement of effect of a federal judge's ruling ''voluntary" guidelines Carter "exceeded the authority us," Kahn said. 'It was very Time bureau said the number the Teamsters strike, transporthat removed the teeth from amounted to mandatory con- conferred on him by the con- disappointing, but it does not of unemployed Americans ilist) tatmon and public utilities failed President Carter's anti. trols because of the threat that stitution by seeking to control strike down wage and price remained the same um May as a to recoup completely the losses firms exceeding the 7 percent incomes and thereby prices guidelines. They are alive and month earlier at 5.9 million. inflation program. experienced during a Umutca limit for annual 1 wage-benefit through the procurement well. I guarantee it." labor force adAirlines strike in Ma y. The civilian Justice Department at- pay Increases would lose major power." The average orkwcek of White house press secretary vanced slightly to 102.2 million, torneys today were preparing government contracts. MandaAlfred Kahn, head of the Jody Powell agreed production and non -supervisory legal documents necessary to tory controls are, he ruled, Council on Wage and Price Parker's ruling "does notthat 2.2 million higher thati it year iiiago. The labor force par- workers was 35.6 hours in May, get a postponement of the Illegal without congressional Stability, in a speech to the validate the guidelines either in ticipation rate those seeking up 0.2 hours (ruma depressed decision Thursday by U.S. enactment. Alabama legislature at Mont- (ict or taw."' ....... employment was unchanged April level. District Judge Barrington "In summary," he said, "the Parker. He declared White ... assertion that the guidelines House threats to Impose are somehow voluntary has economic sanctions against little merit and upon close major companies that violate analysis must fall." WASHINGTON (UP!) - Despite rising opposition in Congress, President Carter's first step to decontrol oil prices takes effect today. It will cost the American consumers only about 1 cent more per gallon of gasoline or heating oil by year's end. However, the process will accelerate Jan. 1 and as of Oct. 1, 1961, all controls go off and all American oil will match the world price. House Democrats have adopted a policy opposing Carter's decontrol plan, and a move to continued controls Is expected to be a close Issue In the full House, which may vote on it later this month. However, by then the fact that decontrol Is under way will give Carter the momentum. C .- Friday, June 1, 1979-34 Unemployment Remains 5.8 Percent Secret Meeting Slated civic Daretha Eady Row M. McOuy.r Harry SQp Haul Smith George Willis Hazel Smith CHICAGO (UP!) - Peter M. Roberts, 34, of Chattanooga, Tenn., who once worked as a clerk for Sears Roebuck & Co., believes even the little man can win if he is in the right and his faith was vindicated Thursday. U.S. District Judge George N. Leighton ordered Sears to return by June 15 all patent rights on a socket wrench to Roberts, who invented the wrench in 1063. The company also was ordered to pay Roberts the profits the firm earned on the wrench - possibly as much as $60 million. A U.S. District Court jury in 1977 had ruled Sears defrauded Roberts and awarded him $1 million in damages. The jury ruled Sears concealed the value of the invention and Induced Roberts to sign away the rights at a royalty of 2 cents per wrench with a maximum of 110,000. Sears appealed the case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, but lost all appeals. Oil Decontrol Begins - Funeral Notices Sanford Martha S. Howard Joel Oliber SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) - Deputy FBI Director James 0. Ingram revealed Thursday U.S. District Judge John Wood Jr., was shot in the back with a .243-caliber bullet Tuesday morning as he prepared to get In his car and head for work. Ingram, who is heading a massive investigation into the judge's assassination, refused, however, to discuss the type of weapon used. Under a federal law setting up rewards for attacks on federal officials, U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell is offering $25,000 and an ad hoc group of attorneys calling themselves the Committee for Justice, is offering an additional $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Wood's killer. U.S. Attorney Jamie Boyd said he believed Wood was killed because of his reputation as being tough on narcotics traffickers in the Western District of Texas. - ______ Advisory Council Proposes 71 ETA Jobs - Charles 0. BrIdges Sanford: In Killing Of Judge Mort- DISCN41110I1 :,. Casey L. Dunn $125,000 Reward Offered ,AI uary Is in charge of arrangements. ]HOSPITAL NOTES A , . NEW YORK ( UPI) - Feder- of National's 18 DC-10s, had al Aviation Administration offi- been inspected Wednesday as daIs have ordered an In- part of a comprehensive inspection of a crippled National spection of the 134 DC-10'a Airlines DC-10 Jet forced to operating in the U.S. return to Kennedy InterThe federal government ornational Airport Thursday dered the inspections after an shortly after takeoff when one American Airlines DC-10 engine lost power. crashed a week ago on takeoff The FAA planned to inspect from Chicago's O'Hare Airport, the wide-body jet today. killing 274 people. In that crash, National's Amsterdam-bound the No. 1 engine fell off seconds Flight 6 was over Long Island after the plane left the ground. flying at an altitude of 19,000 Steve Dryden, a passenger on feet when Its No. 1 engine, at- the National flight, said: tached to the left wing, "There was a loud backfire and malfunctioned about 7:15 p.m. the plane immediately turned EDT., the FAA said. around and came back. It The plane, which had left dumped fuel all the way back. Kennedy Airport 20 minutes One of the stewardesses said to earlier, immediately turned me, 'I don't like this. This Is around and landed safely at serious." 7:28 p.m., according to Walt Rohehaw, a National Airlines Just after the engine failed, spokesman in Miami. as the plane banked to head None of the 224 passengers back to Kennedy, the pilot inand 13 crew members was formed the passengers what Injured, had happened. There was no Rohehaw said the plane, one panic among the passengers. .' _. .....1.1'.., 'Faith Is Vindicated' Engi ne Lost HOUSTON (UP!) - Two Houston men held in Colombia for a month for allegedly trying to smuggle marijuana hoped to begin their return trip home today, a spokesman said. William A. Spradley, a fireman moonlighting as a pilot and Roy McLemore, an aircraft salesman, have been in La Guajira province since April 29, when they claimed engine trouble forced them to interrupt a flight to Venezuela to pick up oil drilling bits. Dale Everitt, a spokesman for the Houston Fire Department, which has tried to help Spradley win release, said Spradley and McLemore expected final transfer of $60,000 in fines and legal fees to Colombia today, after which they were to travel by land from lliohacha to Barranquilla and then by air to \lIatI 0 1 Sanford, Fl Im By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Longwood City Conimission side-stepped a 10. day stint irrIlle cnmty jail Thursday afternoon by voting 2-I not to vacate the seat held by Larry Goldold berg. Circuit Court Judge Richard Muldrew had ordered the commission to vote on whether Goldberg should be forced to resign his seat because he moved from the district he was elected to represent. Muldrew warned commissioners if they failed to vote he would find them in contempt of court and send them to jail. Robert Daves, who brought the suit against the city and Goldberg in an effort to have the seat vacated, said he would have his attorney file papers asking the judge to vacate the seat despite the commission vote. Longwood Mayor June IN BRIEF t* i 9ci tion CHICAGO (UPI) - Federal neccessary to complete a Investigators suspect an engine successful successf takeoff, Buckhorn mount from the American said. Airlines DCIO that crashed a The plane, Flight 191 to Los week ago may have damaged Angeles, dropped its left engine the aircraft's hydraulic system, just before takeoff last Friday leaving the crew helpless to and crashed into a vacant field prevent the worst aviation 1½ miles northwest of O'Hare disaster In U.S. history. International Airport, killing 1* "We're looking into the entire 274 people. area where the pylon (which The mounting system Of holds the engine to the plane; attaches to the wing," National DCIOs is designed so that Transporttlon Safety Board engines which tear loose will be spokesman Bob Buckhorn said thrown over the top of the wing. ! want to stress this is Thursday. "And we're finding preliminary," Buckhorn said. suspicious areas there. Buckhorn said the pylon "We're trying to trace the "appears to have struck the trajectory of the engine. It leading edge of the (left) wing. could take several months . t_ We have a mark on the forward before we know the cause of the portion of the pylon and this crash," mark Is a gouge, indicating It NTSB officials completed the may have come Into contact on-site investigation of the with the leading edge of the crash Thursday, but a team of wing. investigators will remain in "If it did damage the wing," Chicago to chart Flight 191's he added, "it could have path from the runway to the damaged the hydraulic vacant field. system." Buckhorn said one investigaA damaged hydraulic system lion team would be stationed at would have made it virtually McDonnell Douglas in Long Impossible for the crew to Beach, Calif., for dynamic manually work the controls testing and static testing. U.S.-China Talks Snagged - THIEF 'CUT' SHORT A would-be thief apparently cut himself while gaining entry to the Sanford Alliance Church at 1401 S. Park Ave., Thursday and fled before taking anything, poljce said. Police said a north window of the church was broken and there were signs of entry to the building. However, nothing was reported missing. Traces of blood near the broken window indicate the thief cut himself while climbing through the window and exit ed shortly after entry, police said. Police said the value of the window broken was put at $25. CORRECTION A May 25 story indicating James Robert Banta, 20, of DeLand had pleaded guilty to armed robbery in connection with the April 14 robbery of a Longwood man was in error, Miss Wilson emerged from her room carrying a .22 caliber revolver and fired two shots at Early, one shot striking Early in the upper portion of his back. He was transported to the Florida North Hospital in Altamonte Springs for treatment. - inli.l& -0 COLOR TV STOLEN Someone broke into the Elks Lodge In southeast Seminole County and made off with a 19-inch color television, according to Seminole County deputies. Entry to the lodge in Goldenrod was gained by prying open the security door at the rear of the building, sometime between Sunday and Tuesday, deputies day. The television is valued at $300. WHEEL COVERS TAKEN Four wheel covers were stolen off the car of a south Seminole County woman, according to Seminole County deputies. Winifred Wells, 66, of 5573 N. Semoran Blvd., told deputies the incident occurred sometime between Tuesday and Wednesday. The wheel covers were valued at $120. The 1979 Mercury Zephyr was located on the southeast corner of the apartment parking lot where Mrs. Wells resides, deputies say. - SALISBURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (UPI) The first black prime minister in the history of Rhodesia took power today, ending nearly a century of white minority rule, and urged his people to "rejoice and be grateful." Bishop Abel Muzorewa's 17-member bi-racial Cabinet assumed control of the country now called Zimbabwe Rhodesia - of 6.5 million blacks and a quarter of a million whites at midnight. The Cabinet, w hich includes former Prune Min ister Ian Smith and four other whites in important posts, was sworn in by the country's titular president this morning. Thornton Jr., Cleveland, Ohio; Luctous rhornton, Cleveland; Robert Lee Thornton, San Antonio, l'exas and Horace Thornton, 5anford; daughter, Mrs. Gladys McHenry, Newark, k.J.; sisters, Mrs. Jewell ?ad=. Sanford; Mrs. Emma cooper, Daytona Beach and .Mn. Louise Jones, E. Orange, In fact, Banta, who was charged Wltfl armea r000ery, pieaueci guilty to a lesser charge of robbery. Police said Banta, along with a female accomplice, robbed a Longwood auto salesman of $235. Poli ce said a small pistol was used In the rob bery. Banta's plea cam e in circuit court May 23. According to police, Paul Early, who was living with Miss Wilson, returned to the house early ThtwrInvJ •UIuUI5 miw,,l,.,, ..14.. a C1 working all night. When he found the chain link lock across the door, Early kicked open the door to break the lock, police said. Both Early and Miss Wilson then began to quarrel, the report stated. Early later turned his attention to trying to repair the chain link lock he had broken, police said. - ' A Jail. Ends In Rhode sia Ends jitoosevelt Evening Herald, - the attempted murder of her boyfriend, according to Altamonte Springs police. Clarissa Wilson, 22, of 22A Wymore Village, Altamonte Springs, was charged early Thursday morning with attempted murder, -aggravated battery and shooting In an occupied dwelling. She was placed on an Initial bond of 110,500 and is In the Seminole County N BRIEF le Brewer Court, Sanford, died May 25at Florida Hospital, Orla ndo. Charged lit Attempted Murder -- . - - - - ----- ------ -- - ---- ---- -- -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- - - --- - - - - - - - . - - - 4 ' __.__. .:' . - - -. - *,. , -. _______ �Evening Herald rN: FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 rea Code 3.3a'),') lor83l.oQg3 Friday, June 1, 1979-4A Around 9 ---. --J TI WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director \ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50: Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. A family man just ahead of us in line paid $77 for his party. But nobody seems to care how much they spend. They're having fur, in an environint where nothing Is real from a rocky ride through Sky Mountain in Tomorrow Land to a pirate's ship In the Caribbean in Adventure Land. How could anyone care about the reality In an en.ti.' where escape is so blissful no one really wants to leave? High food prices got you wn? Do you find the everyone has money to literal bur Even you. soaring gas pricoutao dcpressing?- r --nt---'' While standing irn-lrt r an hour for a burger, I despair. overheard one cashier ring up a grand total of Go to the Magic Kingdom. $44.61 for a small mountain of hamburgers, fries Inflation up 12 percent. Ground chuck so ld at $ and cokes. per pound. Eighty-nine cents for a head of lettuce. My mouth just about spouted out "golly" None of this exists at the Magic Kingdom. Or so ithinking the cashier made a mistake) when the you would be led to believe, rather plump lady unquestionably pulled out a wad You can escape the inflationary world by taking a stroll through Fantasy World. There it seems, of green for her brood. .4I The Clock _-;- -4i ANGL E.WAL TERS WASHINGTON NEA) - The federal government's inherent inability to proceed with either discretion or delicacy when confronted with sensitive civil libe rt ies matters is once again on display, in a highly publicized legal case. The arrogant, hea vy-handed behavior of both the Justice Department and the Energy Department could prove to be the undoing of federal efforts to ban the publication of a cjn• troversial magazine a rt icle on the hydrogen bomb. There was surprising popular support for the government's position in March, when its attorneys went into federal court in Wisconsin to win a pa i r of judicial orde rs prohibit in g the feisty Progressive magazine from printing the disputed story. Although freedom of the press was a central issue In th e court case, many of the nation's leading news pape rs were publicly critica l of the Progressive's position. Indeed, the affidavit submitted to the cour t by the article's author, Howard Morland, suggests that he is In possession of a consuming curiosity, if not an unnatural fixation, a bo ut precisel y how f us ion is triggered in a hydrogen wea pon - a process that hardly can be classifi ed as a matter of com pelling public interest. But the Project for Open Government, a Washi ngton-based public interest organ ization directed by atto rn ey Th eodore J. Jacobs, has just learned that the Justice Department has summoned the Federal Bureau of Investigation Into the case. While departmental attorneys are pursuing a civllcase, FBI agen ts are conducting a crim inal Investigation, repeatedly interviewing everyone suspected of having receivedacopy of Morland's The FBI's cr iminal probe undiibted1y will : , I • ' 0 P 1, 1)1, % ' c01) I 1 : ./!' • . . !--- _____ 0, • 1 ., iel. .. Then I asked Jack Nicklaus what s wrong with his game these days. Apparently that same question had come up once too often itt.:45,, &.._ _!L: ' ?440% .. . . - -.. 'i.-. 'CORA5 RXESPO RW~ ILPHIC THU ILC MFSEP I1Z T1?AIN FR1E 111$ BRAIN , T '.- . •. .• - ,tm :' . ANPA Q(il.P &1$ ON •:." iflE Y4){I' EQUAL F"( fr15 SA1URPAYC1UP 5 FAIR 4[) 1fl$F 15A MILITANT Q4Y AIJ) OUTOF GAS. Sirica On WASHINGTON - From suppressed secret his mu4 hi.,,, thp ..un rusw .wn in. WI.. •.wn ..n Nixon administration let the shah of Iran get away with driving up oil prices. In less than a decade, this has revolutionized the economic world and put Uncle Sam In the position of asking alms of sheiks and emirs. At the center of the drama stood Henry K issinger, the urbane and witty foreign policy virtuoso of the Nixon era. In 1909, he began studying how to def en d the U.S. stake In the Persian Gulf area, whose oil fields pump lif eblood Into the factories of America. He rejected a direct American role in the area and decided to rely instead upon a regional alliance. Then the United States would provide arms for these "forward defense" countries, as the National Security Council referred to them. By 1972, Kissinger had settled upon the shah as the chief protector of U.S. Interests in the Peralan Gulf.Jissinger disregarded a warning from the Pentagon's Office of International Security Affairs about the Internal stability of Iran. And he ignored more pointed objections from Saudi Arabia, whose rulers also felt the shah was unsta ble and undependable. In J uly 1972, Kissinger Issued Instructions to grant t he shah unlüuiited arms sales- a blank deck to p urchase whatever military hardware he wanted. This delighted the sha h who had grandiose dreams of rebui lding the Persian empire and surpassing West Germany by the year 2000. Milita ry sales quickly soared from the millions to the billions and arms began to po ur Into Iran In such quantities that the shah's forces couldn't assimilate them. 'Atu brought another warning from t he Office of International Security Af fairs that the arms shipments to Iran were get t ing out of hand. But the shah's dreams had no bounds, short of the revenue to finance them. His insatiable ambitions, of co urse, led to hi demand for higher oil prices. Sintes d secret Central Intelligence Agency sun .mary: "The largest oil price increase in history took effect on Jan uary 1, 1974, as a result of decisions made at the Decem be r meeting of OPEC ministers in Tehran. The Increase in the posted price '- from $5.04 to $11.65 - came about pr imarily through eff orts of the Shah of Iran. "The shah, Vu need of money for his deve1oanent and military programs, argued that the price of oil should rise because (a) such a move wo uld Immediately improve the revenue and balance-of payments positions of OPEC members, (b) oil was being wasted by ronsumnlrn' enumntriec t the' nrfr'c then ••.n_i.. -,... - - - - -- - --, . 5. .A- - 0'6 1 prevailing, and (C) oil is a nonrenewable resource that would soon run out." Out of Saudi Arabia, however, came nervous Opposition to the price increase. In secret messages to Washington, the Saudis offered to block the price rise if the Nixon administration would bring pressure on the shah to hold oil prices down. They pleaded that they couldn't stand alone against their fellow oil producers. But Nixon and Kissinger did nothing. The Saudis became increasingly worried about the economic consequences. They feared that the extortionary prices would destabilize the urid economy and upset their own status quo. "hi the spring of 1974," the CIA summary added, "the Saudis tagain stated that the price of oil was too high." But the CIA suspected that the Saudis merely wanted place the onus of high prices on the shah and to placate consuming countries." At the Treasury Department, however, then. Secretary William Simon was alannd over oil prices. He flew to Saudi Arabia in July, 1974, to explore the Saudi offer. The late King Faisal emphasized that the shah was the key to price stability. He promised not only to halt the price spiral but to Force prices back down if the United States would use its influence with the shah to get Ids cooperation. . 5- ,-.' -- - - . 5. . -, - . . - .- - .ç 596 'A,- -. -. ~ - -' A .. .• ... ' f - - a, -- I 1 lomm - '-'. - -. • - -- - ' - .. . . . - t ' • ' ..J • - • ' - I.L _i 4.i'- - u - • '-'. '.----- ' ' *, , McArdle 1-Hits :: Coffey By 3-0 ' ' z Whigham Shocks 4 .• Auto ,,. • - - -- I) . " - ' - SCOREBOARD Malor League JalAlal 3 3) at Texas (Corner 11), 8:33 p.m I Trust 2.60 DAYTONA BEACH Milwaukee (Sorensen 65) at 0 (1-2) 573.20, P (2I) lS.90, T (2.1. THURSDAYS RESULTS National League Kansas City (Busby 22). 8:35 4) 1027.20 First Game East p-rn11th race A 3-16 Time 31.20 Arano-Arca 5400 9.80 3 W 1. Pct. GB Detroit (Biilingham 3 3) at 3 Come On 10 60 600 1.70 Illusta-Oiagall 1.70 560 ontru 28 15 .631 Oakland (McCatty 30), 10 30 2 Cheerful Chap 1310 600 7 Ti -an, Pracu'ra 3 20 Phhll 27 20 .571 3 p.m. I Claregun's Earl 1.10 0 (3.1 $Ilo; T (3-4.2) 426.40. St. Louis 21 19 .338 1 Cleveland (Wise 0(2-3) 30.40. P (3-2) 70.20, T (321) 45) at Second Game Pittsbrgh 23 21 .523 5' California (Frost 170.00 33). 50-30 Carasa-Diagali 21 10 1810 7 31, W1i,Isam Chicago 19 25 .432 9' p.m. 13th race B 3.5 Time 30.SS RebInson Russell SDuran Castl II III Marine 9.60 1.60 New York 16 28 .361 52' Toronto (Jelferson 041 at I I'm Easy 580 100 210 lrlswell 3 Dc.,iingo Gerardo 3.10 HaIl West Seattle (Mitchell 50:35 6 Gold Coast Miss 180 2 60 0 1), Totals N II 13 Totals 0(5-I) 62.60; P (8-5) 135.90; T (I-S. W L Pct. GB P m. 7 Femme Fatale 2.00 3) 453 00; DD (3-I) 438.90. Houston 29 23 .550 CARDINAL 0 (45) 27.40. P (4-6) $0.40. T (4-6.7) STROMBERG Tupperware ,,, ,,, Third Game INDUSTRIES 26 22 .547 I CAILSON 111.40 Coffey Phete III * 8-3 Cinci 2 Santi AS S H 1470 560 300 Los Ang Al I H 26 26 .500 Attendance I942.HandIeSIS3.0l Sheh 3 Trani 4 2 2 HID REALTY GANNETT BANK 412 Ga,llans 510 410 San Fran 25 26 .190 3'--j Li. ° Wes$brsok As R H Al I H 4I3 8 ilOdolfo 5.10 San Diego 24 29 .153 517 MathS 3 I I D'ARlIco CUPIt 4 II 4 1 Wheaton 0(23) 39.20; P (2-3) 118.30; T (2-3. Desse 58 31 .367 92 2 I I McDonald 3 3 3 Overstreot 3 I S McCormick 3 I I Atlanta I) 403.40. 318 Rokins.n Aliyl Thursday's Results 31 3 laker 33 billie 2 13 Buky Fourth Game Odom I I I Miller 3II 41j Montreal 1 Philadelphia 0 LUvoly 3 Andrews 3I Weed 4 Duran Arrie$as 3 II 16.00 11.00 560 - St. Louis 9, New York 6 DAYTONA BEACH 0. Lively 7 2 lathman 3 II harden 3I SEMINOLE 4 i 2 Dapors 2 Santl-Olano 5.10 3.40 Los Angeles 12, San Fran 10 Thursday's resulls FICSWrS 381 Evans 311 AllIson 311 301 Pressley THURSDAY'S RESULTS 3 Victor Urquiza 3.80 Diego 3, Atlanta I lit race PIOIII S-IS Tim. 33.15 Huff 201 MIlls 32 0 II I 5 Totals First Race 0(2-4)38.70; P (4-2) 9I.'); T (4-3. 31 S 10 Totals 2 Dusty Highway Houston 3, Cincinnati 0 MuIllan 311 Abasy 2 17.80 680 2.20 8 Placid Alice 14 60 15.10 6.60 3)327.20. Totals 23 I 4 Totals 26 3 $ Pittsburgh 4, Chi 3, 10 inns. 1 Demon Marcus 2.60 lit) 5 Frisco Boy OVIIDO HOWARD MOBIL 880 1.60 Fifth Game Today's Games 3 Mountain Stiroff 2.20 AUTO PARTS as * H 0.80 ?Oscar Diaga 55.50 660 6.20 Barnett lank IN IN 1-3 (All Times EDT) 0(1-2) 14.00, P(2.I) 42.90,1(2-1.3) 6Arosey Al S H Dunklason 423 HID Realty 0 (IS) 29.40; 1 (I-S-all) 02.20. 103 IN 3-4 7 Said-Paco 10.20 0.00 San Francisco (Nastu 7-3) at 111.60 Miller 213 $ 3 Evans Second Race lMutiila Coin Petersen Chicago (Caudill 0 1). 2:30 p.m. 6.20 144 Mullins III ADAMS AUTO FINANCIAL 2nd'ace DS-lSTime 8 Wall 52.60 9,00 9.20 S I I McMuIlan 212 0(2-1)43.40; P(2-7) 155,10; 1(27. Al I H PANNlNG San Diego (Jones 5-3) 4 K's Prima Donna 20.20 9.20 6.00 at HvCck 4 David's Darlin I I I Maxwell II I Nephew 2 II 5.80 4.80 Al I H 4) 472.80. Pittsburgh (Candeiarla 43), 6511k Soft i.io 2.80 4 2 2 Hibb.rd -'3r2c1y --.-. S I D. Coral I I I Mltansvic$i Copper Hand 333 1.00 Sixth Game 735 p.m. 2 Charlie Hustle 4 3 MacAteer Hall 80 3 I I J. Coral 2 I I RbWd 232 O (8-4) 52.40; T (14-i) 901.30. $ Carasa Pradera 9.80 500 1 60 New York I I 3 Price Stumpl (Kobel 2-0) at 0(46) 30.60, P (45) 61.40, 1 (4.6-2) I I 3 Howell 31 I McCullouph 3 Third Game SArano Pecina Reblasen 2 0 Thomas Atlanta 7.80 6.10 Flowers 3II (Solomon 7:33 711.10 I I I Dlckm.yer 31 I 32), SMighty intrude Halo 16.20 5700 360 iVicandi Fernan Ill Rvml,r 2) I Norman III Watkins III p.m. 600 3rd race s. i6 Time 31.11 4 I I Totals Manse lAD's Victoria 79 • 12 Welmak I I I Mattisws 33I 7.60 3.20 0 (2-5) $1.60; P (I'S) 121.40; T (15 0 Tavern Nut PhiladelphIa (Carlton 6-51 at 13.10 LI0 6.00 4 II Andersen Denies 301 Bray I I I Mister Howard 2.20 3)245.60. Cincinnati (Bonham 2-I). 0:05 6P Nut President 43 liii 25.80 16.60 Totals Henry III Markham I3 I 0 (S1) 31.00; 1 (5.7.0) 93.40. Seventh Game IS R's Companion loam III Davis a,, P.M. 12.10 Fourth Race llaMa Isidro Los Angeles (Messersmlth 2 9.40 600 310 Lyon III Many I II 0(68)100.70, P (all4) 22.50, (l,ail) 2Wenevir Bruce 810 340 27.Q Totals 3Vlcandi Diaga 135 I Gammon 21 I 1) at St. Louis (Denny 31), 0:35 ancer Tennis 4.60 3.70 13.50 1 (IS-all) 816.60 6 Trefoil Pam Totals 19 if I 4.40 2.10 I Ramon Sarduy p.m. 7.40 4th race 516 Time s Caroliner 2.20 0(3-4) 48.20; P (4.3) 154.10; T (4-3. Montreal (Grimslcy 4-3) at lJ011yGoodbee Financial Planning 19.10 0.20 13.20 I-_U 25.40 , T (26-I) 149.50. I) $25.00. AdamsAvte Houston III -. (Richard 6 Mick's Outlaw 51), 8:35 0.60 6.70 Filth Race EighthOams p.m. I Gunnery Buck CONS JACKSON 10.20 3 Arias GOLDEN Ejunkln 1.10 3.40 380 SMutilla.Sarduy 70.0011.00 3.10 The City of Sanford's fifth Al I H METAL Q. (4-6) 53.80, P (4-6) 16910 . , 1 (4-5.1) I Victory Rally American League 6.80 3.80 3 Said-Echani: Al I H 361 4.20 3.20 364.00 annual invitational tennis M*ssina 5 Tani,ort Bryn • I I 3 1 I Plorce Page East 3.40 2 Zubi- Enrique 4.60 5th race 03-I Time 3173 382 Palombl 2)I tournament will be held this Stapleton 0 (ii) 7710; 1 (3.8'5) 32140. W L PCt. GB 0(3-6) 26.30; P (5-3) 95-70; T (6.31 Jarwin Emily 5.Q 480 310 III HempIlill Lamb Ball Sloth Race 30 16 .625 fl 205.00. weekend at Bayhead Racquet Lynch SU.R.Kidden 422 III Coffey 12.10 3.50 4.00 2 Range Kit BOItOr) 27 19 517 2 17.60 6.40 5.20 Ninth Game I I I HrlP 3 Livingston Kehlmsyor Club with proceeds going to the Ow,ns Mllwauke 2$ 73 .5.49 3½ 1.60 3.00 IMutllla I I I LMqvist 322 13.00 6.10 3.60 Q(I-S) 31.80, P (IS) 47.70, 1 (1.5-4) 1 Push Button 1 Hawthorne Demo 211 Ruse 211 New York American Cancer Society. Evans 26 73 .531 41/7 4.00 SOscar 954Ø 1.00 1.60 III Ledbstler Pecklor 32 3 Detroit 0 (2-4) 30.20; T (34-75 5)3.00 72 31 .513 ,7 3Goiri 6.00 There is a 32-player draw for Domes SthraceC$.lS Time 3).40 II I II I Canceller. Cletiend Seventh Race 21 26 .447 8½ 0(5-I) 33.60; P (IS) 95.90; T (I-S 5 Straight Thru I I I I I I lowers 3.20 3.00 2.60 each division, starting at 9 a.m. Gallium 1 Tracers Runner Toi'onto 12 38 .240 19 1.10 1.00 2.40 3) 790.41. III 1133 ROIl Totals I K'sClout 4.00 310 SOiWiscoy Saturday and continuing P1w-ante I I I West 11.10 510 Tsnth Oame 6 Easy Eddie 5.60 Totals 36 1113 W L Pct. GB 5.80 SSaid -Olano 15.40 730 0() C (IS) 15.30, P (Sl) 31.30, 1(1-16) 2 Bombay through Sunday afternoon. Cost JoAnne 0 (I'S) 16.40; 1 (1-5-2) 195.50. Calif 30 20 .600 $Vicandi.Sarduy 7.20 5.60 "7.40 8038- 3 GeIi Comb 1.5 $15 per person. Eighth Race Minn 21 19 .501 I 1MuthllUrqulz 661 2-Is JacksanMetal 3.10 7th race D3-$ Time 3I.fl 1 Brazen Kash Texas 13.20 11.80 7.60 28 20 .513 1 0($-$)35.I0 P (11) 10.10; 1(5-I1 Malor Role 5.20 3.60 710 ROTARY VFW Sill 7 Vinrsy Joe K an City lImO 6.80 2$ 21 571 5½ 4) $13.00. Al I H Al I H 6 Eternally 4.60 5 SFrannes Byrd Chicago 24 21 .500 3.10 Eleventh Game I2 K III Las, BSpreadTheNews i 20 3 III T.Grses. Ill Seattle 0 (1.2) 31.40; 1(1.2.3) 536.60. Lancaster 11 33 .333 12½ SVictor.Arca 27.10 5.60 210 0(1-6) 14.40, P (16) 48.00, T (1.6-I) i ts Martuw loworsla Ninth Race Ill Oakland 17 33 .3-40 13 iCarasa Gerardo 560 2.80 57.60 3 I 3 TlIyir 423 K00IffilSf 1 Black All Over Thursday's Results Mary Horenstein and Shirly nice 11.20 1.40 210 IDuran-Pecina 3.00 Ith raceA 5-IS Time 35.32 III III Gardner IBanrieLobell Minnesota 13, Oakland 7 6.40 3.60 III jase 6Upp.r III 0 ( 38) 41 'O;P(S3)I26.30;T(5-3. Schmnid combined for a best- HolIlday 540 440 ng S Ki Berg Detroit Toronto I, 0 7.40 368 uSer Ill 4)710.21. I Pro Bowler 3.80 340 ball score of 59 to win the Dog" 3 60 M4I'iaa all $1.50; P (I-I) 110.00. Boston 3. Tex 2, 12 inns. Twelfth Game I Gold Coast Max 3.70 III 711 Bradley Tenth Race Milwaukee 5, New York 4 season's final tournament Rogankama IlubiPaco 15.10 17.20 700 0(6-1)24.40, P (S-I) 11.30, T (5-8-4) 71 11 Gievir I Totals 21 C B Se attle 12. California 10 1.00 3.40 1.60 4 Irusla Coin 100.60 17.00 4.00 Th ursday at Sabal Palm. Bea III J.Grsisa S Timely Jerry Today's Games 6.20 3.10 3OscarWally IllS Totals Ithrac,C3.1T(m,30.fl 3.20 §avarese and Jane Penman IWantawinEasy (All Times EDT) 7.60 lBenWalton 0(41)$90;e(I-4)39I.90;T(8'4. 10.00 5.00 3.00 Chicago (BarrIos 12) at New Q(23) 8.00; 1(2-S-I) $0.60 had a 62 while Ruth Smith and VFW P"11,0111 3) 3ft.o. 2 All The More 803008-3 100 210 York (Guidry 4-4 or Clay 0.1), 8 A- 1,411; Handle- $57240 304 n 6K's Duplicate A- 1,843; Handle $119,015. 250 Virginia Franklin tallied a 64. litany OVIEDO AUTO PASTS Al S H Al I H Miller 3 32 Wall 4 221 3 Peterson 1 32 Stoud.mir. 4 Wall 3 25 WIsIttam 23 baton 31) Galloway 2 0 I Hudick 3I2 MIller 2)1 31 7 Oracey 40 Farrell RiChards 40I Clement, 3 S I Stumpf 211 I SI COFFEY PHOTO TUPPERWARE as R u Al I H Comp 8, 3)1 HrIp Coffey McArdle iom 3 Huller Davis 30I I I PelIltS np-am Flats.r-ty 3II 3 • DIVita 11 I Markham Pleasant Cardenas •• 2 I 1 burke Hoffman Knapp I I I 3o 5,ungll, 2II 2 I I DVIII5 30 Joseph Ooddwln 211 I I I Holman I 00 louse • 11 I Straw" 1 0 0 Wilvi 31 9 Totals 2$ 311 Totals • • WHIOHAM Baseball Dog Racing Harness Racing Championship The San ford Little American inn uig one-hitter for Flagship League's two last place learns Bank. striking out six and had a field day Thursday, and walking only one. in the process. Flagship Bank Fredrick Muller slapped a claimed its third straight double and two singles for league championship. Flagship Bank and Eddie Flagship Bank easily handled Korgan added three singles. Jack Prosser Ford, 11.0 and Brian Sheffield had a double then claimed the championship and single andCharron hit two when American Produce singles. Exchange i APEX stunned Jo Jo MuCloud had the only second place George's, 6-5. hit for the losers, a double. Robert Quuui was the winSeminole Petroleum upset Atlantic Bank, 8-7, in the nuig pitcher for APEX, scatleague's other 'I'hursdav game. tering seven hits and stri ki ng In the Sanford Pee Wet' out 10 while walking just two. APEX scor ed five runs in the League, Adcock Roofing boosted its second half mark to bottom of the second to take it 63-0 with a 12-2 win over Clem 4 lead. aunt George's never Leonard Shell. Westside caught up. Merchants defeated Butch's Larry Thomas and Mike Chevron Service 9-4 and Jones each had a double and Seminole Sporting Goods single for APEX. Pat Robinson dwuuped Ken Kern's Garage, 9- slapped a three-bagger anti Ken Morris doubled. 2. ';Irls Wargo had a double and i niarron pitt'li&'d a fourFLAGSHIP BANK single for George's. Nn AR PROSSER FORD R A. H Williams H Rivers, Eddie Barnes. Scott 300 'lrtt'r and ('had Braden each 200 100 Peoples had singles. 2 00 J McCloud 2 0 falling behind 7-I. I After I 7 Pond, 200 31 Smith 0 Seminole Petroleum scored 3h1 w McCloud 0 0 0 F Miller Jones 0 o o four runs in the bottom of tlui Terwilliger I 0 0 Hugh,,. I 0 0 fourth and three 11101,1' 111 (lIt Little 000 I 0 0 Huaman T. Miller 0 0 ToIal Ii 0 I IX)ttflhl) ul tIn' six for the upset Alloway U I0 victory. Totals n Korgan ScotI SMH.ld Charron KnIght Sellers Flagship Sank Ill 4-fl 000 0 PrUner Ford Rivert AUCOCK Barnes ROOFING AS R H AS R H Carter Viand 71 0 3I0 Rankavag, veI Bull., 7 0 Wright Braden 230 Orenier 2I0 Galley I 0 0 Graham Luce 7 0 0 Carr 37 0 Wargo Hendricks II0 Uenton I I 0 Washington Chart., I I 0 Henry I0 Rcusch,, Murphy 0 0 0 Lewis 7 I 0 McGee Cells Newkirk 700 0 0 0 Rob.rts Stumph 2 00 WOW Sampson 00 0 Tandall 0I0 Total, I 0 0 Adcock J,noy,s, 0 0 0 0 0 Austin 0 George's Totals , I 1721 Pi*dr4 APFx li 0 Tul.is Leonard Shill Adcock Rooting 020 APEX GEORGE'S LEONARD SHELL .e RH 32 -* I IThomas 4 2 Morn, 4 0 I Jones 2 0 C Smith 2 0 I Robinson 3 0 0 Taylor 322 Quinn 2 0 I Last,, I 0 0 Hobby 2 0 0 Grant 0 0 0 Total, 10 0 20 1 2II 1 II 2 0 0 30 30 37 3I 0 I0 I 73 4 Ill oo 0- 2 C Tourney Opens .' Westslde Merchant,. SuIctl'schevron 405 o-, 010 3-4 VV in Again, 6-3 Chelsea Ladies KERN'S GARAGE SE MINOLE as a H SPORTING as a H Grayson 000 4I0 Brinson 7 0 o L. Thomas 3 5 ç J. Slake 3 Smith 0 00 Williams 71 0 Mills 3' o Heath • 10 M0 • C. Powers 300 Micon Ayr.s 3I0 Toils i•o 0 Irwin I I I Morley 9 I 00 Walton 000 Mitchell I 00 J. Powers II0 P,nord Bookman 000 Kern I0 I 0 0 R. Blake 21 0 Coo o I 0 P. Thomas 000 Deppen 23 0 I Pierce I 0 0 Totals Totals 177 o Seminole Sporting Goods Kern's Garage The Chelsea Ladies assumuied undisputed possession of first pltice iii the Seiuutiole County Women 's Softball League lliursd.iy night w ithi a 6-3 will over previ ously unbeaten Sun Batik. Die mother-daughter (cain of pitcher Joyce Clutter and slugger Brenda Clutter two003 330 run double lit the eighth inningi ooi '0-2 paced Chelsea, now 4-0. - Ask M WHEN YOU KNOW HOW THEY'RE BUILT Beauty isn't onIy skin deep - 59 4A ": -- W nner - SEMINOLE ATLANTIC 070 1-12 PETROLEUM BANK ABRH AEPH BUTCH'S Pennack 3 3 0 Evans 403 WESTSIDE Tipton 0 2 0 Bake, CHEVRON 4 22 MERCHANTS McG,ilt 4 0 I Justice 4II AS R H AS R H 3 0 0 Ascratt 3I I 0 0 Esclavon SlankensIsip i 0 o Hill 0 0 Theriault 1 0 I Richardson 2 00 CC, 0 0 0 Lee Mitchell 3 I 0 Rap. 3 03 000 Pickens 101 Row, 3 I 2 Atkinson 31 0 C Shaw 2I 0 i o 0 McKinney Lucas Slop I 2 0 Mellon 2 10 M. Shaw 2I 0 3 Hickson 1 0 Killingsworth 0 0 0 Gividen 71 I Lee 72 0 Tyre Williams 0 I Total, 20 7 0 0 0 Bellamy I 70 Jump 0 Totals 34 S S Hansen 0 o Sew 0 I00 Stevens 0 I 0 Hodges 0 0 0 Atlantic Bank 023 300 -7 0 o Crockett Sardon Seminole Petroleum 010 403--i Sampson i • D.metree Fartey 0 10 Totals Clontt Bachrach N ' Totals II 1 0 .. Prices 5-'.. '' -- " 0 . - - But no contact was made. Disillusioned, the Saudis called off the announced 'auction. Reported the CIA: 'Riyadh... raised the prospect of a Saudi oil auction in which the companies would be allowed to Id down the Price of a certain portion of the Saudi output. The much touted aLCtlon never materialized.. ater .-ed.," The reason was that Nixon and Kissinger The never Intervened with the shah. Oil prices, meanwhile, continued to climb. ' - -A 1 Flagship Bank ",4A _ I - Simon hurried back to Washington and reported the Saudi offer to Nixon. Simon told us Nixon appeared to go along. He clenched his fountain pen between his teeth yanked off the cap and scribbled a note to himself on a scrap of paper. Simon understood this to mean that Nixon would contact the shah. - r- *11__ --' '--- Simon eagerly agreed to impress upon Nixon how important It was to enlist the shah's support. In anticipation that the United States would keep Its end of the bargain, the Saudis actually announced that oil would be sold at public auction. Economists have told us this should have broken the back of the oil cartel. Simon informed us that he discussed the price rollback with Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani. They agreed the auction should push oil prices backdown to $7 a barrel. •' - -5 # / • . plonship series going in to Game confidence. We know what we ,'3; .a \ •" 1 . P 5 Friday nigh t at the Capi tal can do and what we ha ve to do." -... Centre. Still, they car ry the role Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens' T' "'v ' '. tr ;11 -of defending cham pion and agreed. " " • VW don't pla n to die quietly. "Last year was last year, and • as "It's been a st r uggle since l t year can't be changed," April," sa id Bullets Coach Dick sai d Wilkens. "We intend to win Motta. "All of our playoff this year. We don't have it won aj l 49 • games have bee n real strug- yet but we aren't afrai d of our gles. But ... we're good position." If Washington wins tonight, stragglers," -'I To win their second straight Game 6 is Sunday afternoon at 41 . .. 0 . NBA championship, the Bullets the Seattle Center Coliseum. If I 4,.t 01 JAMBOREE have three tough struggles needed, Game 7 would be f-%"%& I lko ahead. No team has come ba ck played Wednesday night at FOOTSTEPS Capital Centre. from a 3-I hole to win it all. "We onl y have to win one of : I v in a a s AadIe three games in Seattle to win this se ries," sa id Bullet Elvin Cleveland follows his Hayes. "But now, we're to the blocking, above ,a ati cf point where we have to worry -• Lake Howell s igmu a Is about winning at home before touchdown below in Mike McArdle pitched a onewe can go ba ck out there." Thursday night high Last year, the Bul l ets won hitter Thursday to pace Tupschool football Jamboree Game 6 at home, iii-. 'rho perware to a 3-0 victory over In Sanford. Lake howell Richard Coffey Photography in % I Sonics remember that. the Seminole Pony Baseball and Lake Brantley were League. • the big winners as howell t. In other games, Rotary Club stopped Lyman by 7-0 Is I of Casselberry downed VFW and tied Seminole, K-K, 0 vledo .4 Post 5405, 8-3; Financial while Brantley tripped Whigham Furnitut con- Planning got no-hit pitching Apopka. 6-0, in the other tinued to surprise some of the from Greg Ebbert, Scott f power teams In th e Sanford McCullough and Greg .. quarter. For a lull page 11 with Bobby A . Metro Softball League Thur..Markham pictorial rundown on the sday night, coming up with a 10.- Milanovich and McCullough Jamboree . watch for th e 9 victory over Oviedo Auto hitting inside-the-park homers sports pages of Sunday's Parts as Willie Wall and Mark in a 17-5 win over Adams Auto Ev ening herald, F . Whigham each laced out three Parts; Byron Overstreet fivehit Barnett Bank as H&D key hits. Also Thursday, Stromberg- Realty moved into first place Carlson stopped Cardinal with a 4-2 win; and Jackson Industries, 9-5, as Jim Metal Works trimmed Golden 191191 I McDonald hit two homers and Comb Salon, 15-3. In the girls softball action, Tom Wheaton added one; and pm. 0 (3-4) 31.00, p (4.2) 534.80, T (4.2.5) Oviedo Auto Parts roared back Skyhook Cranes finished a Boston (Stanley i at 227.80 Minnesota (Koosman 72), 8 30 10th race B i Time 3l. with a 17-6 triumph over perfect 20.0 season with a 12-3 p.m. 2 Impala Andrew 43 60 1180 100 thrashing of Energy Air. Howard Mobil. Baltimore I ray/dIe 900 6 20 (Stone The natural respo nse of the latter, seeki ng to protect their industries and the jobs of their - workers, is to raise barriers. These generally are not traditional tarif fs, but take the form of Im. port quotas, market-sharing agreements and government subsidies of domestic industries. This is the "new protectionism" that concerns \ not only the Third Wor11 but many In the Wet, such as Robert S. McNamara, president of the' World Bank. He has warned at Manila that such "Had they a ctually obtain ed information from short-term sell-Interest is actually self-harmf ul that gran d juror, they would ha ve gone to jail," in the long term. If the economic development of Sirica said. t he poorer countries is limited, so is their ability Sirica also wrote that: to buy products of the newer indust ries that are -As chief justice he assigned himself the t he developed economies' real future, not the Watergate case in 1 72 after consulting several obsolute operations being protected. colleagues. e Man ila session Is the fifth such UNCTAD --lie believed during the Jan uary 1973 trial of gaTh thering of the well-off, and generally northern, the bur glars, whose Involvement proved to be nations with their less-fort unate, and generally only seco nda ry over th e long haul, that high ersouthern, trading partners. So far the effort has ups were involved. Silica, 75, wrote a poignant generated m uch talk but little action. prologue telling of the difficul t days of his yo uth. Much more than talk Is going to be needed lie was the son of Italian immigrants. His father before t he north-south economic relationship went from job to job. D uring Prohi bition, t he elder Sirica owned a becomes one of genuine mutual advantage sm all poolroom in Washington. One night, Sirica rather than sell interest. As McNamara and recalled, he got Into a fight with a rowdy others see It the developed nations in their own customer who called him a wop and took a swing best Interests are going to have to: a) Allow easier entry Into their markets for the at bun products of developing count ries; "By this t im e, I knew how to handle myself. I b) cease propping up declining Industries; side-stepped the punch and clipped him 011 t he C) Rest ructure their own economics to emJaw with a left hook. He landed flat on his back phasize the most efficient enterprises; and had to be carried out. When word of that d) All of the above. incident spread aroun d, it got a bit easier for us to control things in the poolroom." Sirica had the equivalent of only two or three Offhand, one would think that another federal yea rs of high school and did not go to college. He agency is a bo ut the last thing the country needs. en rolled in law school three times before f inally That isn't ho wever the thinking In Washington graduating from G eorgetown Law School In the where there is growing support for a co nmiddle of his class. Then he tried In vain to get a solidated body to oversee forei gn trade, possibly job. with cabinet status. The Senate Finance Corn"I figured If I couldn't get a job, I could at least mittee has, in fact, asked t he White House for stay In shape and keep up my boxing," Sirica specific recommendations or. a new "Departsaid. ment of International Trade and Investment." How Shah Got To Drive Up Ihis al ft ew .n.. "We remember all right," The role Is familiar to the sai d Dennis Johnson, one hal f of Washi ngton Bullets: the st rug- Seattle's guard duo which has gling Favorite trying to escape outscored Washington's an un glamoro us end. starting guards, 212-78. "We The Bullets are down, 3-1, in aren't playing on emotion, - 5. • - - - - -- - - - _____ _____ JACK ANDERSON i•. I _____ w" ¶_•' LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) - West ern Europe Heavyweights all, but the answer, as it turns out, is none of the above. The best market for U. S. exports is that block of several dozen nations known collectively as the Third World, the economically underdeveloped majority of mankind. Roughly 40 percent of U. S. manufactured products entering world trade Is absor bed by these nations. It follows that strengthening their economies, and therefore their ability to buy foreign goods, ult imately benefits the United States. That point is ce ntral to discussions that ha ve been going on recently in Manila, where the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been In session. It Is not only t he U. S. relationshi p with the un• derdeveloped world t ha t Is under study, however, but that of all major industrial nations. Most of the developing countries seek prosperity t hrough industria lization. In the process, their often more cheaply prod uced products Inevitably bri ng t he m Into competition with the developed economi es. ____ - s1nssmnt 'BERRY'S WORLD The leading American foreign trade c ustomer ___________ - Write • 4!) 1 t= 011 2 __M - Sonics Seek NBA Clincher Is: a) Japan Canada _____ ____ have a "chi lling effect " on those inclin ed to aid the Progressive and Morland In their defense yet By WESLEY G. PIPPERT un will in g to risk the antagonism, if not W ASHINGTON (UP!) - U.S. District Judge harassment, of federal law enforcement officers. John J. Sirica says that if he had had the chance There is the high probability that material he would have sent Richard M. Nixon to prison gathered by the FBI In its criminal Investigation and that he might ha ve sen t reporters Carl will win d up in the hands of the gover nm ent Bernstein and Bob Woodward to jail. lawyers conducting the st ill-pendin g civil case - Sirica, who rose f rom humble origins to a clear abuse of FBI resources. preside at Watergate criminal proceedin gs f rom There's also the ma tter of the Energy 1972 to 1977, has set do wn his recollections in a Department's ex post facto classifica tion of a book, "ToSet the Record Straight," publ ished by report on the hydrogen bomb triggering W.W. Norton & Co. mechanism, publicly available for almost four There are few disclosures In the book. It was years on the shelves of the libra ry at t he Los no sur prise to reporters who covered his Alamos Scientific Labo ratory in New Me xico. proceedings In Courtroom No. I at the U.S. The 29-page docwnent was declassified in July Disti let Courthouse here that the judge, so gentle 1975. But whe n a researcher assisting-in the in person, could be so stern toward lawbreakers. proparation of a defe nse for the Progressive He almost raged In writing about the former displayed its total insensitivity to the concept of president, saying: "I regret that I supported him a f ree press by proposing that a federal in his na tional campaigns. I hope no political burea ucrat rewrite the magazine story to con- party will ever stoop so low as to embrace the form to the government's vague "na tional likes of Richard Nixon again." security" criteria. "I now Feel that Nixon should ha ve been inW hen specificity was required, the govern- dicted after he left office," Silica wrote. "It st ill merit displayed its passion for secrecy by telling bothe rs me that Richa rd Nixon escaped tha t the court on March 9 that it object ed to 2.190 equal treatment. I feel that if he had been conwords In the proposed article. victed in my court, I would ha ve se nt him to only five days later - jail." But on March 14 federal lawyers called for th e excision of only He also wrote strongly a bo ut Washington Post 1,322 worth. The prosecutors now are Informally repo rters Woodward and Bernstein, whose Indicating that they'd be ha ppy with the cen' dogged Investiga tion brought to light the sorship of a mere 100 to 150 words. Watergate break-in. They contacted a gran d The Progressive's editors still don't know juror at home In an effo rt to get information lust which sections of the article are Involved, prior to the 'irst trial or the act ual Watergate ho wever, because the Justice Department has burglars, but the grand juror, sworn to secrecy, classified the censored manuscript. t u ned them away. One of the facts eventually tossed out In any discussion of energy problems is that there is enough energy locked up in Ainerki's coal deposits to last us for centuries. But what are we doing about it? Operators of coal companies paraded before a Senate committee recently to report that millions of tons of coal are being stockpiled for lack of a market. Miners are being laid off. The Industry expects to produce 700 million tons of coal thIs year but could produce 100 million more if there were a market for it. For at least five years it has been a national goal to reduce oil imports by making greater use of alternate energy sources, but we have barely moved from square-one In solving the problems of mining and using our most abundant alternative. There are too many risks to public health and the environinent to pursue a no-holds-barred policy of digging coal and burning It In power plants and Industrial operations. But the coal operators are making an important point. Environmental laws often forbid the use of coal because of an air quality "standard," not because coal-burning would create an Identifiable air quality problem. That distinction could have a bearing on whether California and other energy short states have enough electricity In the coming decade. The remotely located coal-burning power plants now contemplated might create no public health problems, but they would still have trouble satisfying air quality standards that limit the discharge of pollutants into the air. Until these technologies are applied we are caught In a strange anomaly - a nation with a desperate need Zo curb its appetite for oil, and wondering what to do with a surplus of coal. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and T possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer . may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers uho do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to spice requirements. - M A*--rr Milwaukee Brewers, but a ground." Johnson was involved in a collision. morning but nothing serious.' hour waiting for an ambulance. he was In exict1y the riTht American League umpire Lou gentler side to the rugged 6- locker-room altercation with "I've got pains all over - nuy DiMuro said it was not Then he chuckled softly and lie never lust consciousness and place DiMuro says he felt like he was foot-2, 217-pound player. reliever Rich "Goose" Gossage ankle, elbow, anti, wrist. None Johnson's fault for running Into said, "It was like getting hit by remembers it all. coming off a "10-day drunk" I had to do was look a truck." "He stopped in to see me last and Gossage came up with an of them are serious," tie said. Will. "My left leg was nunib and I line to See (IO'.II the third-base after being hit by base-runner night and he called me this injured thumb that has kept "I remember at the last Johnson said DiMuro told him had no feeling. I was seriously DiMuro was relieved he w as Cliff Johnso n of the New York morning to see how I was tween Charlie be the daylizht . I him out for several weeks minute I threw my arms up and Thursday on the telephone he concerned," he said. They a not seriously injured, as was Yankees Wednesday night, Moore and the baserunner,' lie really Felt sorry for the guy," serious blow to Yankee forfirst feared. Cliff seemed to eak up on me. was "al ways in the wrong tr ai ners and a doctor took rui But w ha t he rem em be rs most DiMuro said ttìt III position myself oil s,iiti. Thursday. tunes. I was anticipating a tag play, place." lie knew DiMuro was shoes off and rubbed iii> feet. I was not the impact when "They're on him for the third-base side I can't see the Johnson, who has taken a lot "1 feel like I've been on a 10- but it didn't happen," DiMuro joking and added, "I hated that was very worriel." Johnson hit him after crossing Gossage thing already. Hess a of heat for Gossage's absence, day drunk," he said. "The back said. "The next thing I he got shaken up that bad." Although Yankee Manager tag. You have to see that dalight. you have to get thu home-plate in the game the super guy and it was just an had variety of pains and aches of ray head hurts. I've remember is looking up at the DiMuro lay on the grass Bb Lemon said DiMuro Yankees won, 5-2, over the accident." himself the day after the developed new pains during the sky and hitting my head on the behind home plate for a half- positioned wrong, DiMuro saiti ByDONGRAFF Atn,. (J WASHINGTON WORLD What To Do? Please ,': - "ZjIfT , . Here's A Test For UNCTAD Tugy cp CAN'T FINDA1-ToM arm CI(ILP IN kV9 Friday, June 1, 1979-SA I .e_-ff Battered m . Feel L k 1-0--D ay Dru--nk VIEWPOINT Uncle Sam Botches It Again A federal court jury awarded the heirs of the late Karen Silkwood $10.5 million in damages from her employer, the Kerr-McGee Corp. because the Jury found the company negligent in permitting Miss Silkwood's exposure to plutonium contamination. Three days later, the United States Supreme Court let stand a lower court order denying soldiers who participated in a 1953 nuclear bomb test and who now suffer from radiation-induced cancers the right to sue the government. If this coincidental juxtapGsition of events suggests a miscarriage of justice, it should. The unfortunate ex-GIs in this case have every right to feel themselves victimized. Although negligence is not to be condoned, Miss Silkwood was at least employed voluntarily at Kerr-McGee. The soldiers who took part in the 1953 bomb test did so under orders from their commanding officers. The Army had been told by the Pentagon to learn more about the effects of nuclear weapons and these soldiers were the unwitting guinea pigs. Worse yet, there is evidence that the government learned of the potentially harmful effects of this radiation exposure in 1965, but withheld the information from the public and from those whose presence at the tests placed them in jeopardy. What the suit, filed on behalf of a former serviceman suffering from inoperable cancer, asked is that the government warn those who were present at the tests of the risk of cancer and that Washington pay for medical treatment for radiation-induced illnesses. It should never have been necessary to file such a suit in the first place. The doctrine of sovereign immunity may preclude damage suits against the federal government but it should not obviate simple equity. And equity demands that the government accept responsiblity for its actions and in particular, that it look to the care of those whose health was sacrificed in the service of their country. ---7T_ .-'" • .- MILWAUKEE (UP!) Deserve Care --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. BY SHARON CARRASCO AwTest Victims -SPORTS . YAMAHA XS ELEVEN SPECIAL This IS a F)IOCJLiCtlOri lTiOtOrcyCTt. IIkC none Other luxury, comfort. power, SnTluothness Its a real super bike in and beauty YAMAHA of SEMINOLE 188 No. Hwy. 17-92 Longwood 834-9403 1, Mile North SR. 434 We are also the Maico Dealer - ---..m-' -. �BLON DIE 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL sv Na GuESS WHAT HAPPEN) AT THE PAR5LE'?E 7 HOUSE J Friday, June 1, 197 Th4Ei NEW BABY HAS A FULL SET OF -1 ACROSS by Chic Young ThAT IMPOSSIBLE, ELMO! ITHEYE HIS GqANOFATER'5 HOW COULD A NEW BABY AND HEN'T GIVE HAVE A FULL. SET OF r 'EM BACK EITHER TEETH - 47 African land 50 Skin ailment ancient Troy Williams 8 Conjunction f.jl I I Wl.4A7 P0 you) CALL THIS? ( V YEAH, BUT WHAT'S IT MARE OUT OF? FOOP FOOD! IT'S MAPE 0 Li TA : FOOD! 2 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sar.som 0 CAJJ'T TELL A YOU BEAT VR'ffHfl*, i"K}JOJ 1HAT, OLAO CH, wi-t..1 WATCH FROM A 0YPA' /- L 12 15 VJ140KI30V$3 Th TCH It A LTopP2. I 21J D DELIIAiM i I uT i I __ - s 13 - - e - - - 16 19 20 23 —I—— 27 128 24 31 32 — 121 25 29 17 30 33 22 — 26 — — — — 34 35 36 37 1 3 38 — — — I I 1 I — — 47 48 49 4 51 ARCHIE 40 41 43 44 — 45 42 46 —— 50 - 52 53 55 - T by Bob Montan rLL LOOKING FORWARD rI'VE BEEN I THIS RECURRING ABOUT tNIGHTMARE J 1 WHAT iJ TO SUMMER VACATION, SAY.' MISS GRUP4OY ! H WELL, ITS THE LAST PAY OF SCHOOL—ITS HECTIC . THE STUDENTS ARE RESTLESS ONLY FIVE MINUTES TO Go... AND THEN YOU SEND A MEMO TO ALL THE _FACULTY! 58 59 80 63 - 64 - - 67 - 86 - - 61 II - 88 — — - - HOROSCOPE \\ 4 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL l) • I * ,. For Saturday, June 2, 1979 EEK & MEEK Your Birthday June 2, 1979 AND WffiT's mom MY DOC1OR SAID I Sf%OULD 140 NO 1OU8t•FIDflN' W.OU6IT coHpuTERuTr, IN Rt4 'c 1146 Be alert this coming year for ways to add to your resources through t hings others have already developed. You could CODfiOM 0 MTUR5 \ be Invited to participate in something profitable. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be caref ul not to deal too harsiily with those you love today. If you treat them as considerately as you do your acquaintances, you'll have no problem. Find out more of w hat lies ahead for you for the year following you i4rthday by sending for your new Ast ro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each Astro-Graph Letter. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Worrying about things that will probably never happen is a waste of mindpower. Look for positive possibilities today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're ca pable of overcoming just about any challenge that comes down the pike today. The one exception might be where money is nivc VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Goals can be successfully achieved today, provided you don't walk on ot hers in the process. U you step on toes, setbacks are likely. LIBRA (Sept.23..Oct. 23) A fear of fa il ure could keep you from putting forth the necessary effort today. This IS too PERCE0,J I PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ( 5KAIINCr ON THE slc'EwALk ) / 15 50 DORJNG! ?-/ '- OURSELVES Friday, June 1, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. My feet - are so dry and crusty on the sides and bottom and they smell awful. Also the skin breaks and peels on the bottom and bet ween the toes. They itch and — kinds of creams and lotions to soften the skinTA foot doctor told me I didn't have athlete's feet but that my feet sweat So bad that it was burning the layers of skin, causing my problem of pain, I would so love to be able to wear sandals and be able to have ashoe salesman help me to try on shoes without becoming ill. I am so selfconscious about this problem and I get so desperate trying to Find relief. I envy the soft smooth feet of other people. Please help me. I'm getting desperate. DEAR READER - Your problem may Indeed be caused by excessive perspiration of the feet but I think your first step should be to go see a dermatologist. Let him look at the condition of the skin of your feet and find out if you do have a fungus infection. There isn't any satisfactory program that will solve your problem if you have a fungus infection that Is not properly treated. If it's true that you just have excessive perspiration and a build up of callouses on the feet, then good foot care should help a lot. This means frequent washing of the feet, two orthree times a day in good warm water followed by a cold foot bath. ard en As Arti's t Us es w)n I rub them, they burn. I've tried all the products on the market for athlete's feet and all G A case, you might not want do do that. You may need to change your socks two to three times a day and change your shoes every other by. I'm sending you The Health Letter number 114, Your Feet And How To Care For Them, to give you more Information about controlling foot odors. Other readers who want this issue can send 50 __tt cents with a long,stamped, sampeu, selfaddressed envelope for it. Send your request to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. - While the skin Is still soft, you One thing you might do is to can use a pumice stone to rub take a pair of cotton socks and off all the excess callous area, cut off the foot part that won't Also if you don't have cracks In show out of your shoe arid then the skin you might then wipe off slip your nylons over these so the feet with alcohol and let that you won't feel unstylish. them dry completely before you There are other things you can put your stockings on. You do to help treat foot odors which might find this a little painful If are Included in The Health you have cracks and in that Letter that I'm sending you. , I you RE WILCOME TO USE MY PRIVEWAY.' (14 -' 14 0 n1 '— Ilk 4 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl øU, HE'S 1iY RERT CARP.. Miøs WATERCRE55, MY TEACHER, 9A? I'/4 AS NSA TNYA ANY• OP4EINTHECL.A519., I 01 could be a shame. If you really try, you'll succeed. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Where money Is an Issue today, A,....ta a...,.I.,.. ..........tf .,..leI. uuIl ' IIIvuxvv 7uuxvu wRu deals that lack a clear-cut underetanding. (hi a signed agreement up front. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The wrong type of associates could hamper you more than help you today with important goals. Be prepared to function independently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do not expect more of coworkers today than you do of yourself. Should they see you're not producing, they're apt to lay down their tools, too. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Avoid financial speculation to day on things about which you are not privy to all the facts. You could make a serious mistake. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions are a bit unusual today, because either you or your mate will be looking to shift the blame to the other. Be a peacemaker rather than a provoker. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You can talk all you want today, but the only way anything will get clone is with use of a lot of elbow grease. Forego the rhetoric for action. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your pleasurable whims could do your purse a disservice' today unless they are held In check. Enjoy yourself without being a spendthrift. AT ' ' 1. p - • I ' ' __ _ , ' V , ', . ' .. ' ''IIl ' Ov *. •,,r -f ,• If ' • . himself, lie told house ' Beautiful: "Decoratng should be, lutist he, the t ' ,, :e:;'•';-r.;')' .- 1. ,,L •r , Ali ' ______ reflection of the person who lives on the premises not the decorator's! I "cc - - - a- - - By MARVINsLEEp stroke that left him partially mind!" The Herald Services paralyzed. "When it happened I he finished the fifth At 72, Sir Cecil Beaton, famed wanted to die," he admits in Recently anvolume of his personal photographer, costume, stage As always, he is giving This 18th-century house, be, the reflection of the person friend-writer Patrick O'IIig- legendary photographer. pleasure to his many Friends featured in house Beautiful, is who lives on the premises and guts. who stay with Win at the nestled in it virtual garden of not the decorator. A cottage, it "Do eu have any advice for -. "Good photograph), calls for voung photographers?" asks and film designer (My Fair exclusive interview in the June memoirs, painted a dozen new wonderfully enchanting Red- Eden; replete with a Jap, nese hotise, a castle doesn't inean enthusiasm, and curiosity, and O'Higgins. Lady), painter, mem oirist, issue of House Beautiful. "But watercolors, has just completed dish estate in Broadchalke, conservatoiy garden, vegetable PNt!tuts to Inc. unless it has ii decorator and dedicated gar- then my friends gathered photographing the it bit of taste, and an eye for e garden and flower-strewn g'irdell new French England, his country home h Ce rtainly! Let thetti study dener, was on death's bed. use my garden as a composition and finally 1 around me and the garden was fashion collections and traveled has owned for nearly half a lawns. great paintings. Composition, Three years ago he had a in bloom, So I changed my about England. sychiatrist," says feeling for the powers of light. that' century. sall-important. The rest is "Decorating should be, thu_st Sir Cecil in time interview by (Jr darkness..." says the just habit, and "ork. - dow Gets So Much •' ~ f_7f__~ "*# i &r4, '- It ' Advice She's . ___________________________ DEAR ABBY: My problem is Statement that a child cannot be that I ant getting so much darker than his darker parent. advice I am dizzy, and here I That is correct,bby, it only am asking you For miiore advice ONE parent has Negro genes. yet, which only proves how Skin color has no dozznaance fluixi'd up I am. but is a blending of genes. Mv husband dropped dead of It is possible, however for a a IIISISSIV' heart attack three child to be darker than either of week_s ago. lie was only 55 and his parents if and only if never had an kind of heart both parents carry Negro trouble, so you can imagine how together for nearly four years. genes. shucked was when he died it, I've been married and so has Your answer needs to be the mnitldk' of a poker game. he, and neither of us wants to clarified. I have known such Now I aSH getting advice froniget married again, but we do occurrences to cause husbands all sides. My sister tells rue to enjoy each other's company. to un justly accuse their wive:' if sell mmiy house and move into an We do NOT live together, but adultery. apartment. My brother tells viii' I'm not saying we haven't spent My authority is "principles of to keep time house -- it will be sonic' flights together. human Genetics'' by Curt wom-thi more next year. One We also have taken sonW Stern, published by V.Il. friend tells tue to take it trip, wonderful trips together. What Freeman & Co., San Francisco, Another friend says, "Stay I am saying is that we are very Calif. 11956, pages 3 to 332. home. You can't run away from close like a married couple, I(E1'ItOV!NG YOUR 4)LIrSCl(." only we don't live together. POINT Do )on WIsh UU had more I'm also getting business What do I call him when I friends',' For the secret of advice. Some say."Sell the introduce him to peeple,or popularity, get Abby's mme De ..,i,.' ar AbbY] - : - J Q Ask thi EXPab You hold: xxxxx - - Garden xxx • SPIDER-MAN for nearly 50 sears and decorated the interior - , ' changed my mind." "it was a love nest." Then, with a wink the 75-year-old raconteur adds, "it still is." This is a rear view through flower-strewn lawn of his estate at Broadchalke, Eng. land. Heaton has owned it 4P . - . ' -0 the .June issue of house Beautiful, his friends rallied around him, "so I 1 ' '" - ' of a paralyzing stroke. But then he reveals, in r ' '• •t I his death bed, the victim -41h. Charles II, Heaton sass, ' "' East took his ace of clubs and continued with the queen. South covered with the king. West ruffed and led a heart. There was no way for South to avoid the loss of a heart and another club. Down one! "Nice lead," said South. "I guess I am the unluckiest player In the world. Every card is wrong for me and my opponents play perfectly." Reputedly built for "Dalliance" by King -- ' fesses Cecil Beaton, world-famed photo. grapher, painter and film designer, when he was on - By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag • r -- - . "I wanted to '(lie," con- 004 I a .1' - BRIDGE was a killing lead. The cards did lie wrong for poor South. Nevertheless, South • could and should have made his contract. He should play a low club at trick two! East would continue clubs. West would ruff out South's king for what would now be the third and last defensive trick. West would shift to a heart, but South would rise with dummy's ace and lead a club from dummy. East would have to cover with his last club. South would ruff and draw trumps. Then he would go to dummy with the ace of diamonds and discard his losing jack of hearts on the last club. Psycht"'atris '-'- - WIN ', 1 "uI.:iIlP One problem that women have is finding suitable stockings. The use of nylon or stockings is synthetic prevalent. Such plastic lootwear actually traps the moisture from the foot and contributes to problems like you have and certainly contributes to foot odor. Because of style women do not wear cotton and wool socks ordinarily. However, these are much better for foot hygiene because the cotton socks in the summer and the wool socks in the winter absorb the moisture and they "breathe," which helps to avoid trapping odors. A P/aypen Or by Howie Schneider I'D LIVE To SES 1E M OF R009 TV AND 4E NE. ' She I Des perate A, Ut Fctot-Proble 111 DEAR DR. LAMB diethylamide 48 Bring out DOWN 26 Shred 49 Brazilian port 27 Sandwich 1 Egyptian deity type (abbr 1 50 Italian 2 In case that 28 City in Brazil volcano 3 Suicide pilot 29 Emanation 53 Buddhist 4 Auto club 30 Pounds (abbr) monk 5 Part of the 33 Flee 54 Novelist day 35 Defamatory Bagnold 6 Normandy invasion day 36 Stage of 56 Russian river history 7 Front lawn 57 Bloody 8 Dunderhead 37 Capture 59 Ideal gas 39 Time division 9 Explosive (sI) condition 41 Dog group 10 Sap (abbr) (abbr) 11 Medicinal 61 Mr. Spade 44 Scold plant — — — — 4 7 5 6 8 9 10 11 3 18 — — WA LWHAT W 6 IT &EMPO rc SRV5 1O1 AD IA - 23 Scottish skirt 25 Former German coin 27 Prates 29 Seaweed 31 Actress Taylor 32 Thrash soundly 34 Small valley 38 Having pedal digits 40 Bear (tat) 42 George Gersh win's brother 43 Indian coin 45 Skewered dish by Mort Walkei , £SI E J I I SI 65 Egypt (abbr) I TI 66 Source of - &-Pac"" 46 Graduate of iod,ne 67 Paradise 21 Heartbeat Annapolis dweller chart (abbr) (abbr) 68 Crafty 24 - Lyse rgic acid . , meii sneiter h l-ter opposite 22 Japanese currency BEETLE BAILEY f'f-. _______ dismissal 64 Talking bird )A )8 Hubbub -IC t..' Il (81 - 0 S S 0 I A Sound of 17 Baseballer _ 1 1EIM_U f•••4 S ( 4 AON I 61 N WE N £ 52 Kind of singing club 15 Doctninø 16 Ceylon moss ILIUIOISI f97 1 Same thing 51 Mountain near 4 Singer 5 False rnin 12r1ny expanse 58 Ins and 13 Verdi opera 60 Aardvarks 14 Term ofroyal diet address 62 Gold (Sp) IQ Answer to Pieious Puzzle No one is vulnerable and You are in fourth seat. The bidding has gone: One heart, one spade, (our hearts. A Montana reader asks what we do. We bid four spades or pass. It depends on our part. ner's characteristics. I Circle Herald Photo by Melenda Edmixten Dr. W. T. Edwards. installing officer, and Mildred Gaddle, president busilless and put your money refer to hilln! it sounds into securities. Others say, foolish to cull hiitii lily You're Never Too Young or "hang on to the businessamid boyfriend, lie's not my fiance 101) Old." Send $1 ith a long, ran it yourself." because we have no plans to self-addressed, stamped (28 by, how does a idow know marry, lie's more than an ('emits envelope to Abby, 132 Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Gar den Club held Its May hio to listen to? escort, but I certainly wo ul dn't Lasky Drive, Beverly If ills, meeting at the Garden Center. A covered dish luncheon was atCONFUSED IN call hint my lover. Calif. 90212. tended by the 15 members and one guest present. Hostesses were UE IIUFFAI.O Please advise. Mrs. John Stanklewicz, Mrs. John E. Gradick Sr. and Mrs. OUT OF I1)EAS 1)1' Alt (-IINI I): The best William Livingston. IN BIG D advice I (a n give you is to take Mrs. Joseph Fahey reported on the flower show held in April Seminole County Retired first president of Seminole to the Seminole Youth Ranch no advice bile you are in a a most sucessful show with many beautiful horticulture displays DEAR OUT: Introduce him Teachers Association officers County Retired Teachers and the Sanford Christian state of ('oulfusioui. YOU have as your friend. The nature of and floral arrangements. A mini-bazaar, conducted along with Association, for the 1979-80 year were in. presented a Sharing Center. suffered an euunnous shock and your relationship need not be the show, proved to be most successful also, ed list of charter niernstalled by Dr. W.T. Edwards at trained . All retired teachers both in muted more time to think things explained. Installation of new officers for the next two years was cona luncheon meeting at Corn- bers, matching a fraumied the state and out-of-state are through before making an), ducted by Mrs. John F. McCloskey. Mrs. McCloskey presented DEAR ABBY: You made the munity United Methodist charter presented earlier, to invited to attend the mhmeetings decisions. the new officers and outgoing secretary with lovely corsages Church of Casselberry on May the association, and receive the newsletter to be In the meantime, don't sell made by Mrs. J. E. Woods. 22. "v' sent out in August. Any anything, don't buy anything' New officers are: Mrs. Herbert Moreland, president; Mrs. -'a The group was organized and intres1eti mz(y contact Dura and don't sign anything. And Gordon Brisson, vice preseident; Mrs. John Stanklewlcz, Mildred Caddie of Longwood, received its charter in Sup- Wakefield at 322-7890 or good luck , secretary; Mrs. John E. Gradick, treasurer, was installed as president and tember, 1976. The 88 members L Mildred Caddie, 83H269. DEAR ABBY: I am 57 and other officers include Hazel who joined by May, The past president's pin was presented to Mrs. Stanklewlcz by 1977, make MELENDA EDMISTON ,lotui is 62. We have been goin g Mrs. Joseph Fahey. Flynt of Sanford, first vice up the charter member list. president; Edwina Stuart, Regular unetings are held at Mrs. Moreland held a short meeting appointing her committee chairmen for the next two years, Mrs. Brisson, program chair- Sanford, second vice president; First United Me thodist Church _ Mildred Whelan , Casselberry, of Sanford. man, got her hostesses and programs lined up at the same time. _t. I '4I ___________________________ recording secretary; and Dura _____ Hibiscus Circle will start the new year in September. Wakefield, Sanford, The association has anuctjve 'I corresponding secretary. 4 IS Legislative Committee and has T7 _____ been active in rrespondence %O; • About 50 members and their with the legislators, co A guests attended the luncheon newsletter Is sent out five times and program presented by the a year keeping members in. We Have One Of the Largest Selections S 7'ii!II. --L!1!-7'ng.y1u Seminole Singers accompanied formed. S Of Tropical And Exotic Plants In The Area 'r"' a at the piano byionalinewtute. Reg. $10 I The Community Service Dr. Edwards, who was the Comnm In Beautiful Ceramic Dish lttee has sent donations With Father's Day, June 17, fast approaching, The 3 " WAX BEGONIAS 3 1$ 'Herald Is embarking on a search for that outstanding Dad. a For! 100 All Colors So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you Hibiscus Retired l Pres iden t I I NFWSPAPF11 I:NTF:fu'nIsI: ASSN. i (For a copy of JA COB Y MODERN. send $t to: • Win at Bridge.' care of this newspa per, P.O Box 489, Radio City, Station, New York, N. V 10019.) Ritua l - ' by Stii n Lee and John Romita - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves - 10%K IF Him ANY CoD, HE WOULD PIHTIN& Yu; WOULD H le bq -i TsPV& 6-1 .. — - ••l. ,% fT_ • Yj 41:314 I(ii ri a. ,-% , ...• ., • .$ . . SYOLJ,MYCIH14' NP, ASAFWARPFrfbJtfl rr usr A FAçADE' / know f mention as an outstanding father let us know. We'll accept until now June 6 letters submitted by readers, about one to one and-a-haU pages of standard size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man In our area is deserving of uich recogniticin. We'll take it front there. Readers should msll their selections to: OURSELVES Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. LW - . - ....,. c ,_ - , -' - .- - - .- - Du IT MIT GREENHOUSE - $799 DISH GARDEN - FINE PRCEPflOISJ... . • 4*'i I 1 1 Outstanding Dad by Cr1 Lsg,.tt by T. K. Ryan (A - Search Is On For .TUMBLEWEEDS P / - -- .. - — — - — .. - - -. —a- -. ' - - -- - —.--* djr . .-,._--_._ - . e Bitih o All Purpose — $ lb. Bag ARRANGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham (the former Norma biongo) of Winter Springs, announce the birth of their first child, Joseph Leonard, who weighed in at 8lbs.,2oz. on May 24, at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Evelyn Luongo of Winter Springs, and Ernest Luongo of East Falmouth, Mass. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Graham of Port Huron, Mich. .,, t 99C FERTILIZER apr-- p_4•r FOR $119 ANY OCCASION OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m..4 p.m. I' ¶1 1' - 1 cadta F&4 ! Ad G CaM s - • . I 1%g PH. 323.7150 2397 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sa nford - - - - --------------------* �BA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, june 1, 19n Legal Notice — Legal Notice 41—Houses Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________ — Legal Notice 3.JOEB.UPCHIJRCH-6A1618. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INVITATIONFORBIDS CLASSIF!ED ADS 79)-11TE--C-2 Commercial Zone Board of County Commissioners 'RI P01,1'S SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND The County of Seminole To park a mobile home on the S one. CASE NO. CI•1$-26SCA-O.J Seminole Odando — Winter Park FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Separate sealed bids for the sixth of NW¼ of NW'S of Section 36. rflMnAJw,u'r_.o., FLORIDA. — tTY Touow,r iem w,ll ___________________________ ________ __________________________ 831-9993261t--___________________________________________ Plaintiff, CASE NO. 79.963.CA.09.K receiviV South of SR. 119. fOIST. 1) _________________________________ ItALTOt the office of the Purchasing Agent, 4. JOHN A. TUCKER FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Room 117, SemInole County Cour. BA(6.1S. SIDNEY L. VIHLN, '°. and LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TITUS - CLflSSlFIED DEPT RATES_.... lhous, Sa,-ifrtJ, Florida, 37771, until 79)-39TE -Al Agriculture Zone - JANICE K. VIHLEN, his wife, - VILLE, Tiluvillr, Florida, at which Toparka-r'r, tomeontheSl96ft 10:00 A.Mj V, 43c a line him ................. Defencnts. poratlon organized and existing time and place bids will Ic publicly of SW'.', of NE'- of NW'i of SW ,,, HOURS fly owner. I BR, I B., Air. w.W Paul G. Faircloth, tr. etc. to State 3cons.cutiv.times ... 3$c a line NOTICE OF SALE under the laws of the United States plus the N 462 ft of W½ of SE¼ of opened and read: carpet. Sprinkler system. Close Pk forest City, S 50' of: Commence 7coinicutiv. tim•s .....3Sc a liRe NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of America. 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. NW'!, of SW'4 of Section 13-20-30. to downtown. Aft. 5:30. 323.6707. at N' cor. of Sec. 16 21-29, C, etc., Item No. 1-(l) Hydraulic Sewer Further described as 462 ft due on the 25th day of June, at 11:00 am. Plaintiff, _____________________________ MONDAY thru FRIDAY Cleaner, Trailer Mounted South of where Tucker Drive in- at the West Front door of the 3 BR,2B fliCeCOrI'*r lot SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines MInimum Wm. H. Mayo & WI Grace to Wm. I IORFST All work shall be In accord with MITCHFI D 'H Courthouse of Seminole County. t ---.---,--. specifications available in the office I I H. Mayo & Grace W., U 2, flIk J I ANN MITCHELL, his ;ife, COM. 5irford; Florida, the undersigned' I Call 322-101 Skylark s d. $100. I DINED MORTGAGE & REALTY of the Purchasing Agent. 37TE-A.1 Agriculture Zone - To Clerkwillofferforsalethefoliowlng I I II DEADLINES 1. L. Lingo Jr. & wf Lacy to Lacy I CO., a Florida corporation, AMER. I The County reserves the right to parka mobile home on a temporary cieso-ibed real property: I I PARADE OF HOMES Lingo, Lots 12 & E', of 3, Bik H I ICAN STEEL FENCE CO., INC. OF reject any or all bids, with or sisdueto medical hardshipon the Parcel 1: I I Noon The Day Before Publication Alexander Addn Oviedo, $100. without cause, to The East one-halt of Lot9, Block 1,1 1 ORLANDO, a Florida corporation, waive E~ of N', of SE', of Section 5-20Ii From Sanford SR-46 to Wayside LO Vtli Wi. L0111fl5 & W Tecnnlcalnles; or to accept the bid 37, lying Southwesterly of Sanford Tier 6, Town of Sanford as recorded Dr. then left, go 1 mile, on left at d b a AMERICAN STEEL FENCE Caroline to Louis E Morris & WI which in its ludgemert best serves Sunday - Noon Friday CO.. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSShadow Lake. Lot 19 next to Brick Road, less the West 390.63 ft., in Plat Book 1, page 58. Public Viola, Lot 50.Jraitwood Ests., Sec. the interest of the County. Records of Seminole County, PITAL, SUN BANK OF SEMI. c2ff Osceola Road. (DIST. 2) Wilson Place. I One, $36,600. Purchasing Agent 3231421 6. WALTER YOUNG -BA(6.18- Florida. NOLE. N.A. SPOLSKlCOT.C. S&J Constr. etc to Christine B. Seminole County 79)-19E — C-2 Commercial Zone — together with all structures, lm- ________________________________________________________________ Defendants. _______________________________ Johnson, sgl., Lot 4, BIk 3, Bel Air, Courthouse, Room 117 To permit a Glass Installation Shop provements, fixtures, appliances, NOTICE OF ACTION ________________________ 4—Per$OflaIS 533.000 A.FHA.235.Conv. i8—Ilpnted Sanford, Fl 37771 on the followIng property: Begin- and appurtenances on said land or _________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ TO: FOREST D MITCHELL _________________________ Jamesi. Jennings&w1 Darlene to (303)323-4330, Ext. 293 ning at Ely corner of Lot B, Fairy used in conjunction therewith. Low Down Payment and SUE ANN MITCHELL Otto C. Rapert 8 WI Sharon, Lot SI, Publish June 1, 1979 KAY Lake Park, PB 7, Pg 36. and the WIy A COLORFUL FUTURE The aforesaid sale will be made Address: Unknown Cash for vuur loft Will build 0) BIk I, Camelot Un. 2, $45,000. DEK.17 CALL3I9-SllSbefore9a.m. R.W line of SR. 17.92 thence run pursuant to a, Final Judgment enISAPHONECALLAWAY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an your lot orour lot. __________________________ (QCDI Werner Kohl & WI Irene to oratterop.m. SWly 90 ft along the NWIy R-W line tered in Civil No. 712656-CA-09-J Life is more colorful when you're action to foreclose a mortgage V Enterprise, Inc. Werner Kohl & wf Irene & Klaus of said SR., thence run N 53 deg 23' now pending in the Circuit Court of earning good money and 611-3013 the following described property in Me&JnC.,, Realtor FICTITIOUS NAME Elderly Lady Needs Kohl, Jt. ten, Beg. N'. mifr cor. f W 200 ft parallel with the NEly line the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in meeting nice people. Call 644Seminole County, Florida Notice is hereby given that we are Room 8 Board, no nursing Sec 22-21 32 etc., aka Lot 31, Prop. of Lot B, thence run N 36 deg 37" E and for Seminole County, Florida. 3079 for details. New 235 Homes, 4 pcI. interest to — ________ _________ Lot 23, Block 1, Replat of Sheet 1 cnqaged fl tiP,n#' at Suit" 0 1700 3391173cr 671.3813 Chula Vista, Sec 2, 5100. to the shore of Fairy Lake, thence AVON DATED this 30thday of May, 1979. qualified buyer. $30,000 10 E Altamonte Drive, Altamonte and 7, NORTH ORLANDO TOWNWinter Spgs Dev. to Country run Ely along the shore of Fairy (SEAL) SIL000. Low down payments. SITE, FOURTH ADDITION, Springs, Seminole County. VILL-iur,da, Homes Inc., Lot 184, Winter Springs Woman to care for elderly lady Lake 115 ft more or len to the in5—Lost & Found Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. 1SUILOER. 3222257. AGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. as under the fictitious name of Unit 3, $18,700. during the day while daughter — tersectionof the shore fln.y with the Clerk of the Circuit Court recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 5 DR UMMON D DIVING EN Winter Spgs Day, to Country BuIld to SuIt - our lot or yours. works. Winter Springs area. 327. NEly line of Lot B, thence run 5 53 By: June I. Curtis and 6, of the Public TERPR ISES and that we intend Records of Homes inc., Lot 12, Tuscawilla, Unit Lost putpy pit Bull 8 German FHAFHA 2358243 -VA, deg 23' E, 103 ft more or leSs along Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida register said name with the Clerk of 7, $14,100. Shepherd mixed, 3 mos. old, the NEly line of Lot B to the POB. VAN DEN BERG, GAY 8 the Circuit Court. Seminole County, — M. Unsworth Realty has been filed aganst you and you Veiiio Onjukka to James D. Mc. brown 8 white. Ears 8 tall newly Further described as located in BUR KE, PA. Florida in accordance with the are required to serve a copy of your Lost Manus 8 wf Nancy B., Lt 2, Blk A, clipped. Needs medicine. 21-Situations Vifanted Section 5-21.30, between Dog Track Post Office Box 793 defenses, if any, loll on STEPHEN PfoVisiOfls of the Fictitious Name Knollwood Third Addn, Amended Sat. Handy Way or Geneva Road and SR. 434, on the West side Orlando, Florida 32802 Statutes. To Wit Section 86509 M. BREWER, of HENDERSON Plat, $78,300. General Store parking lot, Hwy. of Highway 17 92 across from Lake Attorneys for Plaintiff I Will REALTOR MLC MATHENY, 302 South Washington Florida Statutes 1957 46, Geneva, Fla. Please reWrnto (QCD) Wm. R. Bowers to MarKathryn Estates, (01ST. 4) CleanCoost. New Homes 305-123-7656 123.606) oreves. 323-0317 SIQ W George Drummond jorie C. Bowers, Lot 39 Sleepy Avenue, P.O. Box 6576, Titusvllle, Geneva General Store or call . ROSELL T. WALKER- BA(6- Publish May 1, 8, 1979 322.3428 — Patricia 0 Drummond ______________________________ Florida on or before the 26th day of Hollow First Addn, $100. 3495827 or 322-3439. Reward. _______________ 18-79) - 3STE-1A.1 Agriculture DEK-16 SAVE GAS STAY HOME Publish May II. IS. 25 8 June 1, 1979 June, 1979 and file the original with George J. LaRose 8 WI Karren to Zone - To park a mobile home on a _____________________________ Swim in your own pool, B-B-Q grill — 24-Business Opportunities the Clerk of the Court either before DEJ 56 Jerry N. Lacefield 8 wf Judith, Lt temporary basis due to medical .. ... __. - 6—Ct'Alcl (,'e waiting for cook.out, plenty service on Plaintiff's attorney or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR _____________________________ 65, Howell Ests. s.d. repl., $59,800. hardship on the W½ of that part of shade frees 8 citrus trees. All SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA immediately thereafter; otherwise IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR . -Thurman M. Wofford, sgl. to Wm. "ReceIve 100 letters or more daily Lot 57, New Upsala, PB I, Pg 67, this and large brick home wI B. 8 Eva M. Martin, LOt 26, 81k D, a default wIllI be entered against SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA lst& Only child care center open lying West and South of VIhIen PROBATE DIVISION each containing $100. Will send BR, 2B, fam. room, dIn, room, C. File Number 79.207.CP Seminole Terr., $1,go you for the relief demanded in the PROBATE DIVISION Saturday in Sanford - Beginn. copy of plan plus 6 Formulas for Road, in Section 3.4.19-30, on Vihien H&A. Must see. Only $83,000. ComplaInt. Division Edw, A. Garofalo, sgl. toWm. B. 8 inc June 2. Sanford Early Child. $1.00 and File Number 79.214.CP Road just East of County drainage stamped envelope. Eva M. Martin, LI 27, BIk 0, WITNESS, my hand and seal of Division care Center. 322-66.45. IN RE: ESTATE OF Send to: H.P.J., 7113 Killlan, canal. fOIST. 3) HAL COERT,EALT Seminole Terr., $2,000 this Court on the flnd day of May, Dorothy Ann Schuster Stevens Orlando, FIa. 37107. C. VARIANCES IN.RE: ESTATE OF ChilciCareinmyhome 1979. Edw. F. Boyington 8 WI Barbara Deceased INC. NAOMI 1. DUBOSE -BA(6-l8LEONE E. GILBERTS $2Swk.,$6dayor$Ihr. __________________________ (SEAL) to Charles H. Hargraves Jr. 8 WI NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. REALTOR 323-7832 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 79)-77V — R.1 Residential Zone Call 323-5344 Deceased Arthur H B.ckwlth, Jr. Michele, Lot 45, Highland Pines Un. DIO IN ONE OF SANFORDS Eve.322-0612.3fl-15S7,322-7177 LotWidlhVarjancefromloftto5pft TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION I, $47,900. Clerk of Circuit Court ________________________________ Children tokeep in my home BUSIEST AREAS and Side Yard Variance on EACH CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING -. Omni Constr. Corp 10 Rose A. By: Cynthia Proctor DayorNight. Hot meals inventory 8 fixtures total more side from tO ft to 7½ ft on LotS, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL NATURE LOVERSCLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Lawless, sgl., Lot ii Skylark In the Deputy Clerk 322.3015 Block F, Temple Terrace Annex, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED than asking price. No reasonable HIDE.A.WAY THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Woods, $39,000. Publish May 258 June 1,5, 15, 1979 offer refused. Call us today. This PB 5, Pg 61, In Section 33-21.30, on IN THE ESTATE: Unique Kindergarten for 5 year LAKEFRONT-POOL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OmnlConstr,toDavidR. Sheets& DEJ-118 sale for health reasons. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Howell Branch Road. (01ST. 1) olds ONLY, this fall. Best IN THE ESTATE, secluded tree studded lot 200' on WI Mary R., Lot 24, Skylark in the that the administration of the estate OLIN AMERICAN HOMES educational opportunity in this YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lake. 18x40 pool. 3 BR's, 3 B's, NOTICE OF INTENT TO wood, $42 500 BA(6-18.79)-76V-pD REALTY WORLDt Planned of Dorothy Ann Schuster Stevens, area. 3226645. that the administration of the estate formal LR 8. OR, sauna & REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Maronda Homes Inc. tn Kenneth deceased, File Number 79-207-CP, is Unit Development Zone Side of LEONE E. GILBERTS, exercise rm. + 1 BR summer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that C. Bradley 6. wf Ruth A., Lot 10 BIk Enroll now-school age children________ pending in the Circuit Court for Street Variance from 25ff to 20 ft deceased, File Number 79-214.CP. 5 cottage. Owner will finance the undersigned, desIring to engage K, Foxmoor Unit Two, $38,900. Lot 1, Block C, Sterling Park Unil 3, Seminole County, Florida, Probate for summer fun-arts, crafts, , pending in the Circuit Court for $99,000. Barbara A. Pratt to Howard M. Iflbusine%Sundertheflctitiousnaffle Division, the address of which PB IS, Pg 3.4, in Section 15-21.30, on is & field trips. 3731424. Seminole County, Florida, Probate _____________________ Herron 6. wf Flora E., E½ of (of , of K W TRUCKING COMPANY at ___ _______ Quail Circle and Fairway Ten Dr,ve, Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Division, the address of which is Will do baby sitting in my home, 8. Lot 23, flIk A, Sportsmans 1300 French Avenue, Sanford, County Courthouse, Post Office (01ST. 1) cc') Seminole County Courthouse, Call Bart Florida, 32771, day 6. evening. 2 8 under. Intends to register Paradise, less part, $IL 3. SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION Drawer C, Sanford, Florida. The Sanford, FlorIda. The personal 3231332 (QCD) Donald M. Rochell to the said name with the Clerk of the REAL ESTATE personal representativeof the estate co., INC. -BA(6-t8-19)-73v ____________________________ R.1 The Real Estate Agency representativeoftheestatelsJOHN Carron Bea Rochelle, Lot 3, IndIan Circuit Court of Seminole County, REALTOR, 372 7195 is SHERI LUND KERNEY, whose Residential Zone Lot Width Child Carewith hot meals EDWARD JONES, whose address IS Florida, Hills. Unit Five, 1)00. REALTORS Variance from 70 ft to 60 ft and Lot address is 5301 Hoperita, Orlando, 2to 8 years P.O. Box 38, Casselberry, Iorida DATED this 25th day of May, First Scm. Svc. Corpto Rodney G. Florida. The name and address of 2435' Size Variance from 8100 sq tt to 6300 S French (17-92) Sanforct 322-6451 FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 full 32707. The name and address of the Green Inc., Lot 2, Garden Grove, AD., 1979. sq ft on Lot 3 and the N lOft of Lot 1, the personal representative's at. 3235374 baths, spotlessly clean, step Personal representatIve's attorney Publish June 1, 8, 15, n, i9i9 Unit 1, $10,500. torney are set forth below. Block 6. Aliens Special Summer program for 6-12 ______________________________ First Addition to saver kit. w-eye level micro are set forth below. James F. Cowan to Robert E. DEKi) All persons having claims or yrs. old including weekly Washington Heights, PB 3, Pg 23, in range oven on full standard All persons havIng claims or 29-Roonn Rutledge 8 WI Remedlos B., N',, of swimming, skating, 6. movies. Section 11-21-31, on Third Street. demands against the estate are FICTITIOUS NAME range, 1g. ref. 1. OW, cxc. closet demands against the estate are Lot 3, Blk 11 TIer 6, Sanford, $9,000. requIred, 322 6645. SANFORD EARLY (01ST. 1) WITHIN Notice is hereby given that we are THREE space. Priced right, won't lastt required, WITHIN THREE (QCO) Ricky A. Ferrell to engaged inbusinessat 211 Short St., Sanford. Gracious living frin MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION CHILDHOOD CENTR. $31,500. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Patricia L. Ferrell, Lot 3, BIk 12, Lake Mary, Fla I weekly. Utilities Included. 500 5. THE FIRST CO., INC. -BA(6-18-79)-71V Rh PUBLICATION OF 37746, Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Tier 3, Sanford, $100. Oak. 322-9623; 841-7883. Residential Zone - Lot Width THIS NOTICE, to file with the derk County Florida, under the fictitious I OWNER HEADING for 11—Instructions THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Homecrafters, Bldrs. of Fine name Of NEW HOME PREPARA of the Variance from 70 ft to 60ff and Lot above court a written _____________________________ of the above court a written talns. Cute 3.1 w.Ig. yd. & plenty Homes Inc. to Robert P. Adcock Jr. TiONSanci that we intend to register Room For Rent Size Variance from 8400 sq ft to 6300 statement of any claim or demand statement of any claim or demand of shade, storage galore, quiet 8 WI Tanna S., Portions of Lots 17 6. said name with the Clerk of the Neecflepoint Instruction With Kitchen Privileges sq ft on the South 10 ft of Lot 4 and they may have. Each claim must be they may have. Each claim must be but easy access to 1.4 8 down15 BIk 9, Kathryn Park, $78,000. Circuit Court, Seminole County, 322.3937 the North 20 ft of Lot 5, Block 6, in writing and must IndIcate the In writing and must indicate the town areas. Unexcelled value. Creative Expressions 323.5812 Grace Prop Inc. to James R. Florida in accordance with the AlIens First AdditIon to Washington basis for the claim, the name and $38,500. basis for the claim, the name and Peterson, sgl., Un. 3120, Altamonte provisions 01 the Fictitious Name _____________ Heights, PB 3, Pg 23, in Section 11. address of the creditor or his agent 30-Apartments Unfurnlshed address of the creditor or hIs agent Hts., $21,400. Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 18-Help Wanted ______________________________ 21.31, on Third St. fOIST. 1) or attorney, and the amount or attorney, and the amount FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER rorace Prop Inc. to J. Dawson Florida Statutes 1951. BILL LIVINGSTON --BA(648. claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, HOME,2acresiocatedon spring claimed, If the claim is not yet duo, LAKEVIEW-2BRApt. Origgs,sgl., Un. 223 Aitamont. HIs., Sig: Peggy Bridg.msn, the date wti.n It will becom, 793-6sV -A.h Agrilture Zone SecretarIal-good due typist with " ' thdl when II wilt bscom. due fed lake In the mountains of N. Newlydbcorated. Nlceyard. Judy At,ad*' ' shall be staled. LolS)leVarlarsC.1rom43.SaOsqfllo If the claIm sttovThond. Good Is wilts figurs. shall be staled. If the claim Is Carolina. $11,900. Mulonly.R.as.22,.sm Grace Prop Inc. to Donald 0. Publish May II. 15,738. June I, 1979 8314.8 sq ft and Lot Width Variance contingent or unllquldated, the Sanford locatIon. Telephone contIngent or unllquldated, the Goosfln & wf Elaine B., Un. 211 13Ej 55 from 150 ft 1075 ft and Front Yard nature of the uncertainty shall be work Involved. Pleasant ________________ 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, nature of the uncertainty shall be BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Altamonte Hfs., 835,400. _______________________________ Variance from 50 ft to 20 ft on Lot Stated. If the claim Is secured, the working cond. Excellent chance on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport stated. If the claim is secured, the Owner must sell or trade due to NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 13+ North 11 ft of Lot 17, Opal Security shall be described. The for advancement, Write Box 21, Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call security shall be described. The health. Radiator repair 8. car TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Terrace, PB 13, Pg 38, in Section 25. claimant shall deliver sufficient c-o Evening Herald P.O. Box 323.8670 Mariner's Village. claimant shall deliver sufficient clean. Exc. location, good accts. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 21-30, located at 112 Ruby Court. copies of the claim to the clerk to ______________________ 1657, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice copies of the claim to the clerk to I 53.3,000, ,, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. (01ST. 1) enable the clerk to mail one copy to enable the clerk to mall one copy to Real Estate-Sales Manager 31 -.---rtmentS Furnished . Notice is hereby nlv.n thAt eth rn*I rrpttIu. NO1ILUF5HRIFF'SSALE -- — eacn personat representatIve. -.JAMES -.... HUON - fl1A.lI. " ' on going office with S full time ________________________________ ________________________________ Public Hearing will be held at the 79)-67V -R.1 ResidentIal Zone All persons interested in th; estate All persons Interested In the estate associates in Sanford area needs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Commission Room in the City Hall Lot Size Variance from 8400 sq ft to to whom a copy of this Notice of by virtue of that certain Writ of to whom a copy of this Notice f Apts. for Senipr Citizens. Ddw,. aggces,'ve salts 'nenacer. Must 7034 sq ft and Lot Width Variance Administration has been ittailed are Execution swed out of and under in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Administralbon ties been mailed are town, very clean & roony. See be able to recruit, train . be from70fl to50ftontheS½of Lot 16 required, WITHIN THREE the Seal of the COUNTY Court of 7:000'clock P.M.onJunell, 1979, to required, Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto I WITHIN capable of running a 15-man THREE and N'/ of Lot 13, Block 20, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF I OrangeCounty,Florida,upona final consider the adoption of an or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Ave. Office. This position requIres a Suburban Homes, P05, Pgs40and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ludgementrenderedintheaforesaid dlnance by the City Of Sanford, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF candidate with a strong listing I 61, in Section 35-21.30, on Seminole THIS NOTICE, to file any objections as followi: court on the 8th day of March, AD, Florida, title of which is I __________________________ THIS NOTICE, toflle enyobjections I BR Apt. Large kitchen&LR track record and some sales Avenue. fOIST. 1) they may have that challenges the I ORDINANCE NO. 1471 1979, In that certain case entitled, Adultsonly,nopets they may have that challenge the management experience. Reply I Seeing is believing, The truly 7. MICHAEL E. STUMP & valIdity of the decedent's will, the i AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Willie Turner Plaintiff, 8317166 validity of the decedent's will, the in confidence to Box 22, c-o I brealhlaking beauty of a STEPHANIE OWENS - BA(6.18- qualIfications of the personal Roosevelt Lewis and Myrtle Lewil, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, CLOS. ouallflcatlnns of th. personal Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, paradise on earthl We're not 2 Bfl apIs fully furnlsf.ed; pans, I 79)-iSV -Ri Residential Zone - representative, or the venue or his wife, jointly and severally, ING, VACATING AND ABANDON. representative, or the venue or Sanford,'Fla.dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities I I Rear Yard Variance from 30ff to 20 jurisdiction of the court. exaggerating, just a 15 mm. ride ING A PORTION OF PRINCETON Defendant, which aforesaid Writ jurisdiction of the court. For a career in leat Estate call inc. Available till October 1st. I Longwood from Sanford & you are trans. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Execution was delivered to me as AVENUE AND YALE AVENUE, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ft on Lot 18, Block 0, World, Th. Real Estate By day, wk. or month. Park. PB 11, Pgs 8-10, in Section 20OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ported to WONDER LAND. Let sj LYING BETWEEN EAST 25TH Sheriff of Seminole Cnuntv. nu r'rmnuc ur.i cn rlL.J r.i I Realty vency tune PoraIg 323-5324. Shenendoah Village. 323.2920. 20-30, at the corner of Gary WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. us give you details. $96,500. and I havelevieduponthfollowing PLACE (PALM DRIVE) AND WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Boulevardand Lake Lane. (01ST. 7) Datoofthefirst publicationof this described property owned by EAST 26TH STREET (WOOD. Full time warehouseman. Apply Date of the first publicatIon of this View of Lk. Dupont in Deitona. 8. FLOYD CHILDS-DA(6-18- Notice of Administration: June 1st, STREET) AND BE. Roosevelt Lewis, said property PUFF in person The Loxcreen Co. 50 Notice of Administration: June 1, 32-Houses Unfurnished 71V This 3 BR home in Deltona is 6 RI Residential Zone 1979. TWE EN P01 NSF TTA AVENUE being located in Seminole County, Silver Lake Dr. 322.1031. 1979. ___________________________ Lot Width Variance from 70 ft to 48.8 'yrs. young, C-H&A, city water & Sherl Lund Kerney Florida, more particularly AND THE SEABOARD COAST John Edward Jones ft; Lot Size Variance from 8400 sq ft Sanford: 7 yrs. old, 3 BR, 1'.', bath, sewer, with a nice Sc. patio. The As Personal Representative LINE RAILROAD RIGHT.OF.. described as follows: As Personal Representative price Is rightt $32,500, to 7377.32 sq tt; Side Yard Variance Air, CHeat. $273 mo,, 1st mo. & of the Estate of One 1969 White Tractor Cab, blue WAY, RESERVING THE USE OF of the Estate of on EACH side from 10 1110 9 ft 4 deposit. No pets. 321.0235. _____ In color Dorothy Ann Schuster Stevens SAME UNTO THE CITY OF SAN. LEONE E. GILBERTS EM PLOY ME NT New listing Idyllwilde, 4.2 im inches on Lot IS, Kersey's Addition Deceased _______________________ ID No. BN022HA721383 FORD, FLORIDA FOR UTILITY Deceased 1 BR House maculate home on cor. lot, to Midway, PB 7. Pc 13, in Section ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL storingsameatAltamontewrecker PURPOSES, PROVIDING FOR N ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL For Rent 33.19-31, on Right.Way Street. REPRESENTATIVE: beautifully landscaped, near in Altamonte Springs, Florida. SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS REPRESENTATIVE: 9l2FrenchAve 322-4267 fOIST 2) golf course & schools. $57,750. E. DAVID KEMP and the undersigned as Sheriff of AND EFFECTIVE DATE. .. - 373-5)76 L. W. CARROLL, JR. ESO. 9. RANDY C. RYCKMAN - BA(6- Andrews, Smathers & Kemp, PA. SemInole County, FlorIda, will at A copy shall be available at the 2 BR, 1½ bath. FR, 5cr. porch, LET'S BE HONEsT CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS 8. 2105 sq. ft. of living, remodeled kit I5-79)--79V - PM-i Single Fariily lOt North Magnolia Avenue 11:00A.M. on the 11th day of June, Office of the City Clerk for all range, refg., washer, partial If you weren't looking for a new OWEN w-butcher block cabinets, new Mobile Home DistrIct-Side Yard Suite 402 AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to persons desiring to examine the furn. $250 mo., $100 deposit. career you wouldn't be reading p.o. Box 3$ floor tile, recessed lighting, Variance from 10 ft to 7 ft and Orlando, Florida 37802 the highest bidder, for cash, subject same. thIsad, and if weweren't looking COrning top stove, beamed 668-6101 Casuiberry, Florida 37707 continue existing rear on Lot 17, ID any and all existing liens, at the Telephone: (303) 849-0370 All parties in interest and citizens for someone to do a job this ad ceiling in LR & DR. Pool above Telephone: (303) 834-5700 Blnck A. Mnhiip MAnI'.r Sni4 D..hIl.k I..n I ., . ... '-"° .,,o,..w,v snauu nave an opporunty TO D DII. " wouldn't behere. If you want the Pain, garage, Publish June 1,8,1979 ground, new liner, all eqpt a "---...... -' ---"— DEK.12 ' '•'•-•" •' ' Counly Courlousensanford, heard at said hearing. ___________________________ Central Air, fenced backyard. opportunity Ic earn Three to DEK.15 stays, patio carpeted. 7 fruIt UVVVW uM.fIUVU r' II?, iast mo. rent, security BY Order of the City Comrtissien Five Hundred dollars a week, tree$,walkingdistancetostcx.,s, (01ST. 3) sonal property, deposit, $325 mc. 862.8929 or322. of the City of Sanford, Florida. call 1-800432-1403 anytime for schools & bus. Nice neigh. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF That said sale is being made to 1). ALAN L. CRUMBAKER NOTICE TO PUBLIC oil). H. N. Tamm, Jr. recorded message. borhood. All this & CH & CA. ADJUSTMENT BAC6.II-79).7$V R.)AA satisfy the terms of said Writ Of City Clerk $41,500. Noticeof Public HearIng ResIdentIal Zone - Side Yard Execution. Notice Nurses aides. Full & part time is hereby given that a Pubiih June 1, 1979 June 1$, 1979 Variance from 10 ft to ift on Lots IS Public Hearing will be held by the John E. Polk, Exper. nec. Apply, in person ______________________________ DEK-1S REALlY WORLD. 7:00 P.M. Sheriff and 16, Block E, Sanlando Springs, Planning and Zoning Commission in Lakevlew Nursing Center. 919 E. _____________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Tract 14, Seminole County, Second Replat, P09, PcI. the City Commission Room, City 2nd St., Sanford. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Country Style living-2 BR, 1 bath ________ Notice is hereby given that the !n Section 1.21.29, located at 1540 Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. Florida TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION furn.,$145p.rmo.1mO.,crity BookkeeperFull charge through Seminole County Board of Ad. Publish: May IS, 25, June),I, Ii. OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY Arden Street. (DIST. 4) on Thursday, June 21, 1979 to con. deposit required. 327.0955. P&L - & fInancial statements. iustment will conduct a public 1979 ii. SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION sider the fosauw,ng change and OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Taxes, payroll. Good op. hearing to consider the following DEJ79 CO.,INC,-BA(6-15-79)-72V-R.1A amendment to the Zoning Or. Notice is hereby given that a portunityforadvancement. Past items: Residential Zone - Lot SIze dinance ana 'n Compieiiensive Lots Public Hearing wIll be held at the machine desirable. Write Box _____________________________ A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - Variance from 9000 sq 1110787$ sq It Land Use Plan of the City of SanIN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Commission Room in the City Hall 20, C-c Evening Herald P.O. Box CONTINUED —S on Loll, Block 2, Lake Ridge Park, ford, Seminole County, Florida. The Real Estate Agency FOR SEMINOLE Willglve S year leeseon COUNTY, In the City of Sanford, Florida, at beutiful _1&S7, Sanford, Fl. I. NICHOLA EDWARD LAUER P09, Pg 69, in Section 19-21.30, on Rezoning from MR.), Multiple fertile acres for your mobile FLOR IDA 7:OOo'clock P.M. on June11, 1979, to REALTORS — BA(S.71.79)-3$TE — A.1 Soulh Street. (DIST. 4) Housekeeper- Must be good wIth Family ResidentIal DwellIng home near Sanford, already CASE NO. 19.929.CA.20.E consider the adoption of an or. 74351k S. French Agriculture Zone — To park a (Il 97) Sanford children. Mon. thru Fri. Owi 17. MRS. CHARLES H. FLET- District fenced on 3 sides, six ma. 595. In Re: The Adoption of dinance by the City of Sanford, mobile home on the N 326 ft of Lot 373 5374 CHER trans. & BA(6-h$-79)-70V-R.1AA references. Deltona To that of RMOI, Mutiple.Farnily 117$ RYAN ALLEN AYERS. FIord.IIfIathle-hisatfoIlowt: or 116 KlIlaII r5. ---au, van Arspals usDorne Residential Zone - Side Street Residential, OffIce and InstItutIonal Areø. $74-14. Orlando fli. a minor. ORDINANCE NO. 1472 Brokerage Company's Addition to Varlanc. from 25 ft to 15 ft for District. LPN, Full time & part time. Apply ___________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Black Hammock, PB I, Pg 3), less MANAGEMENT sCreenenciosureonLotlandN½of in person Lakeview Nursing That properly oescrIued as: Lots TO: STEPHEN ALLEN AYERS SANFORD, FLORIDA, OF the W 340 ft and E 70 ft. in Section 1. Lot 5, Block A, Sanlando SprIngs, 21, 25, 26, B1k9, Dreamwold, p 3rt Property Center 919E. 2nd St. , C 0 NCR Corporation AMENDING CHAPTER 16 OF THE 21.31. Further described as 2 acres Tract 11, PBS, Pg II, In SectIon 1-2)- Page 90, Seminole County, Florida. TRAINEES Main & K Streets 1mm. opening, part time. Average CODE OF THE CITY OF SANlocated on Florida Ave. (DIST. 2) 29, at the corner of Palm Springs Being more generally described Ct't Blatchiion ocean Dayton, OH 45109 23 to 30 hrs. per FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME BE. wk. Public Poppa Jay's Is looking for ag 2 LEROY HILL — BA(S'31.79)Drive and Carlton Street. (01ST. 4) 'front Apts. weekly. Call 337403$ as located South Sloe W. 25th Street Records Research Clerk. No ING ENTITLED "LICENSES"; gressive fast food management 30 TE -A1 Agriculture Zone — To 13. MARY 0. KULASH- BA(6.1$ between French ens. (904) Avenue 23294fl. and exp. req. Typing SO WPM, work NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENIhat SAID AMENDMENT ADDING A traInees who want to grow will, parka mobliehomeonthefoliowing 79)-49V — R.1A Residential Zons Grenada Avenue extension, a petition has been tiled in the SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION TO out of Seminole County Court company. Experience In maqdesaibidprop,rty: BlglnSMdeg -RearYardVarianc.from3ofttc Theplannedus.ofth.propartyls House.CaII617.1400,Ext. l2Otor above styled Court for the adoption SECTION 16)2 OF SAID CHAP. agement or food service pre. 37.—j$jpj Pro,jy 31'30" F 765.52 ft from the SW cor of 22.11 ft on Loll, Block S. Lake Ridge Office Building, appointment. Equal Opportunity olth.above-namedminor,asset out TER, SAID CLASSIFICATION — ferred, but not necessary. Lot *, Tract 3 of the Unrecorded Park, P89, Pg 69, in SectIon 19.31. The Planning & Zoning Corn'gi.said petition, and you are corn- PROVIDING FOR A LICENSE Employer. Benefits Include group ffisw'. Plat of St. Johns Ranch Estates In 30, on Ridge Road. fOIST. 4) Good size bldg., close in for mission will shop, submit a recomtranded to serve a copy of your FEE FOR RENTAL STORAGE ance, paid vacation, and excel Section 7.20-32, thence contInue S U 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES storage or small business. Rent mendation to the City Commission Carpet Installer or helper written defenses, it any, on DAVID AND WAREHOUSE FACILITIES lent fInancial compensatlo, deg 3%' 30" Ea distance of 290.4 It, 1. May 21, 1979 — Regular in favor of, or against, $200 mo., water Iurn. 322-6261. Apply in person Sanford Carpet -_________________________ the *ERBEN. Petitioner's Attorney, WITH NO SALES FROM THE opportunities, Call home of. thence N 23 dig 21' 30" F 150 ft. Meeting. f5ques•) iIdfi9v or ams.-nun,ent. illS. ParkAve. ii F. Robinson Street, Orlando, FL FACILITY, SAID FEE TO BE $10.00 "cc: thence N U deg 31' 30" W 20.4 ft. This public hearing will be held in The City Commission will hold a For Rent: 2 chair beauty parlor. 32501, on or before the 19th day of FOR 5,000 SQUARE FEET OR 813.2934506 Baby Sitter wanted 7 or 3 day thence S 23 dig 35' 30' W 150 ft to the Seminole County Courthouse, Public Hearing in the City Corn$150 ma. with lease June, 1979, and file the original LESSANOS3.00FOR EACH ADDI to set up Interview or ses week, 2:30 p.m. to 11:10 p.m. P08. Furlher described as located Sanford,Fiorlda,onJunels, 1979,at mission Room in the City flail, with the Clerk of this Court either TIONAL 1,000 SQUARE FEET: resume to: 3734099 approxImately 1 block on West side 7:00 P.M., or CI 5000 thereafter as Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on 'helore servlc. on said cttorney or PROVIDING FOR SEVERABI. of lief Lake Park Road off East possible. Typist secretary, Part time, exMonday, June 35, 1979 to cioh. Harold Hall Realty immed'ately thereafter; otl:.nwiàe LITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. Highway 44. (01ST. 2) Written comments filed wIth the said recommendatIon. perienced 60 wpm, small office a default may be entered against TIVE DATE. B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Office of the Zoning Coordinator in Sanford Airport. Start 8310 All parties in interest and citizens Inc. REALTOR, MLS 'p01, for the relief prayed for in the A copy shall be available at the I.A.DUDAI$ONS,lNC.-BA(6. wIll be considered and persons shall have an opportunity to be " petition. Office of the City Clerk for all 1S.79)-42T- MI IndustrIal Zone appearing at th, public hearing will heard at said hearings. 323-5774 Day or Ni9ht FACTORY WORKER-Capable of ____________________________ WITNESS my hand and Ihe seal of persons desiring to examine the — To park two mobile homes on the be heard orally. Hearings may be learning to blend solvtnti. In. By order of the Planning and lhis Court at Sanford, Seminole same. 5½ of Lot 123, SlavIa Colony, P82, contInued Irom time to tIme as Zoo ng Commission of the City telligent & flexible. Able to tt 41-4jo.jses County, Florida, this 15th day of All parties in lr,terest and citizens Pg 71, In Section 21.31.31. Further found necessary. Further details Sanford, Florida, this 215$ day of handle SS gal. drums. 323-1401. -. - -• ---. 'è,tey, 1979. shall have an OpportunIty to be discTlbedai located East if SR. 436 avsilable by calling 323.4330, Ext May, 1979. :ISEAL) ASSISTANT ImrflIdlati0UPSnCy. TO MANAGERheard at said hearing. bellindDuda$.SonsPiant.(DIST.1) 1J.w3 BR, 304. J. Q. Galloway, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Typing, physically fit, flexible. 1 8 block home. Walking By order of the CIty Commission 2. JOE 0. UPCHURCH -BA (6.11. Seminole Counly Board of Chairman Clerk of the Circuit Court To assist in office & war.hou, distance to hospital, doctor, of the City *1 Sanfcrd, FlorIda. 1P)-4OTE-C2 Commercial Zone — Adjustment City of Sanford By Cynthia Proctor 323 4664. nursing home I. downtown. H. N. Tamm, Jr. ToparkamobilehomeontlteN½of By: Larry Blair, Planning and Zoning Deputy Clerk $37,500 w excellent terms. City Clerk S onethlrd of NW¼ of NW'.!.. 08 Chairman Commission Experienced New & Used tar get -Publish My 8,258. June 1.1 1979 Publish June 1, 1979 Johnny Walker Inc. 3734457 or Section34-21.31, on Lockwood Road, Publish: JWW I, 1919 P.O. S.x 9167 PublIsh June I, 1979 ready man. See Mike at Joe DEJII 3327111 aft S. DEK.19 2½miIesSouthofS.R.4I9.CD1ST.I) DEK4 Winter Haven, FL. 33115 DEK-3 Creamons. 322.339) ext. 226 -- Friday, June 1, 1979-9A __ ___ 1raflferS I A - ___ - ' - I • • I. _t..,,ti , I_. .-.*. ---.--'"t:d - I Al L STEN STROM OVER S's MILL ION IN SAL ES THROuGH APP IL 1979 - Spring is "Move outside time Get patio and lawn furniture at a Qood price Read the Classified Ads UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR. 4 bath home in Geneva on 4 acres with Small pond 8 extras' Stone fireplace, sauna, DR. Fia Rm Porch, Ig BR's, (3) C I-I&A systems 8 everything imai nabie' BPP WARRANTED Yours for $165,000' SUNNY DAYS! I BR, 1', bath home on large lot! Central air, w-w carpet, Pan. FR, w fireplace, coy patio and grill and More! BPP WARRANTED Shiny Deal for $39,900! JUST LISTED! I BR. 3' Bath Home with Every Imaginable feature! Pool 8. patio! Lq. FR with wet bar, DR. eq. eat in kitchen and huge BR's! Much More! BPP WARRANTED Only 590.000! - TERRIFIC! 4 BR, 1', Bath home in Washington Oaks with central heat, ww carpet, OR, pantry, large LR, porch and Much More! BPP WARRANTED 'i' $29,900! - __________________________ -, , " - PEAL ESTATE ASSOC,A'rES JOl N SAN FORD'S . SAL C S LEADER! WE 1.1ST 6. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO ii - _.___- - - Sanford's Sales Leader - I I 3222420 - ---. i Multiple Listing Service 2565 I 2 BR, I bath house CompieteI renovated, over sized lot Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm 322 2780 NICELY WOODED HOME SITE ON PAVED ROAD. AREA 01 NICE HOMES. ONLY $5,500 * 526.500 A cute starter or for thi NICE CORNER LOT. WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE MON ROE, PAVED ROAD, CITY WATER, $7,000 TWO TO CHOOSE F ROM. SODEPN 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, PRI VACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT. $38,900 SEIGLER REALTY HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR, centrally located, yr, old. Won't last long. Only $34,900. Orlando 327-1577 SUPER TAX SHELTER quad raplei, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great potenlial, good cony location, $59,900. . IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im pressive entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utilIty rm. El, garage door. $64,900. .4 Harold Hall Realt mt. REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Nighi ( See our beautiful new BAR2ING TON w lap siding 8. shingl.' roof GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 5200 VA & FHA Financing 39 ,500 3&48&m.2BathMls •ErWQyEHicj,nt HeavilyWooct,dLf,4s •CentralHut&Al, PrcMs$c'iany Larcaped • Full City Cenisn00s FM, VA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING I O I LWIT r ..................... ' AVAILAILE Saies Intormahon Center "s°"llddenLak.Dr,vC Sanford. Floq,d* 32771 (306)323-7511 PrOPerty tiee listing BROCHURE write. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N C. 78906 —47—Real Estate Wanted - - 4 - ----- -- - 17-A--Mortgages Bought & SokI SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NOAPPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE I 0004321002 LicensedMortgage Broker 2323 So. U.S. I Titusville, FL -"-- - I - . '- - - - ".'' . — - . ' - — -'- — -. - '4 — — ------------- — — , - - __L 1t I r - -s- . 1 - .--. ""'-' : — • MULTI-FAMILY • 3' 7 • Etc - tttt'r PiZrc STA I AT t 71 VW CoIair new engine. 51250 l?Ca Coupe. t'xI,'I cone Peg (1,45 SllSk) Pan,, real sharp, - S00 cs.".t ',oilir1 l'l i . iii - - — 'v Oret 1 ISO. I'', PIt, 6 (yb overdrive. ili,lcjs. air Stick,. slide window T .1km' Over paylnm'nts 323 7)0% - iiV ..,... - - .. Iluic k Spt'c al, AM ft trck I'S 56(X) or b,,'st oIler 3?) 900/ .-------- - 1911 Je't'p W,xgoneer I (lADE Di EXT PA NICE' 372 8195 I _______ ,. ROBSON MAR INC 7921 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford. lIe 3771) - ------- I — Guilars, Drums. Banjos Corn plele Thorn,is organs, pianos Itoh (tall's Disc Center lr,c,. 7207 1 rm'nch Ave 322 7753 — ._. - . 1'.'iNT 'HG (APPI.N TRY Cl.''. T ON I At! IN F 15 I roi- i'.t Ill 0*29 ,ttT,'r '. 10 Air JAC K 1 14051 (emit l.et (ond Se'rvice I roe F st iou in'.t Ccimnmn & Ri's 172 0208 (ciiic rm'l - work I',ilios, Suit' w,llk',. uriyew,,ys I nec i,'.ti fijI,' C ill Mr T .Iy(or 322 8535 , - Al RICAN VIOLETS TPicGre,fjtiøtj'.e 321 9131 F yes ,stter 66. weekends _____________________ ((1ST (3M UOt.Stt III.) Ii I Ri'MOULL ING & PLl'Alk 56 BAt NT 8 ASSOC 3?? 866% Appliances A;aI' Sale. sc "i'o 0or 'Vt. I urn & Ttiincis, 500 Sa,,ford 54—Garage Sales --Ave 3?) 6593 -. - - INSUI AT ION Balling, blowing, 14 Ac o F it,iiti , I iln'rq 1,15 & :)oio". u.e'l pm ices c .iil 371 0839 or 904_______________ 131 6108 cot'ct _______ The sooner you plot,' your classili,'d .1(1. fit' SOOmti'r ',O(i will gel results — -. Home Improvements _______________________________ .... . 62—Lawn-Garden F tt.L DiRt & TOP SOIL YELLOWSANO C,ill Dir k L ut. y 373 7580 809 PaIn, Way, Fri 8. Sat 8 to 6 Household ifem, Clothing (larger 5l5 ), tools 8. etc. I k Cm'nlral Heat & Air (ond Call Car I 14,,rr us ,,t SCARS. 5,iiuford 127 1171 (upier like new Extra paper, SI7S 323 5174 - k Air Conditioning o0—Off ice Supplies , _____ - - 79-Trucks-Trailers Pi,ino for sate Console, upright Krotiler Camtipt,ell. 6 0105 old, $950or fin 558 br 7 yrs 327 5109 Pc Sm' I Emerald green Naim.ttuyde '.rl Cord 121 4219 - /7 Ii, LI &,al,ix y 4 DR ,nito air l'I) I''. Now Spit Covers SoS il 12316 59-4tisica% r'rct'uise KENMOR E WASHERPrt Service Used Machines MOONEY APPlIANCES 3?) 0697 - - - - J _______________________________________ I?' Courtntey Boat & 1 ra,l'r W 75 tip Johnsort Motor 5300 321 075) - ' -- . - Mom qu,tlsty operation 8 - r'. m'xtt l',jtios, Driveways etc Wayrut' Bm'al, 3?! 1321 _____________________________ A(.r,'', Appli,i,i, ,.., 14i'briujvr,,lior, A C P,'p,ir ''°s" 313 0039 ______________________________ Lawn Maintenance Big Sale Misc antiques, fur Beauty Care ___________________________ nulure, glassware, toel: linpns 62.A-Farm Equip. _________________________ _____________________________ odds 8. ends Thurs., Fri. & Sat -- - ,'rf lid I awn 8 1 andsc,,pi' - i flu N of SI Johrts River I 14FF ESTIMATES TOWI P'S BEAUTY ',At ON BUlL DI fIGS'' Spec al bactory Bridge on Hwy I? 92. 1118/19 Mowing 321 0098 for m,ui-rl,' 14,,rnii'tI", Itf'auly Nook purchase' on all steel, clear span Entire household- W 0, furn . 519 1st St - A? buildings 30'x45'x I?' for MO'lNG & LANDSCAPiNG lawnntower Sat, & Sun, 711 $1,911 00. 40'xIft'xtl' for 3)3 4881 Wynn Or I Sur,lend). 3?] 8119 54.959 00. 40'x17'x II' for In',.' Estim,,Ie Ceramic Tile 1,,ye, uu, 18*/I's II' br _____________________________ ________________________________ 56.98500 F 0 1) facbory All buildings inClude 75 lb wind load ME IN I ZIP TILE Lawn Service and large double sliding door New or rep,Iir. leaky Showers Our ______________________________ Call 305 331 4611 Va in to S p rn sp.'cially 75 yrs Exp 869 856? G,'iue'r al t. uinutis(aping Rose' collect __________________________________________ '.)4', u,tIi'tS lOp Soil & full dirt I,iru umlairil 8 Ire,.. ?rurnnting ______ Dressmaking 1?) 7948 --- -- - .. -. . . - . ___________ ' - - -. A I riced you can trusl Bird dog ps.ps 9 weeks old 628 3181 after 5 p m. weekdays Dabmalean Puppies Wh&blk,sflols&wormed 3210561 8 16 p.m. Altt'r,uf ions, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholste'ry 3?? 0101 Ught Hauling Y,,rd Debris, Trach Appliances & Misc ILOCALi 319 5371 ______________________________ Electrical (SUP FIELD'S C leclr ic Service & Repair Industrial, Contmiu & Resicjcntul 327 935i 24 hIrS Painting _______________________________ _______________________ Exterior Cleaning FREE KITTENS ' ____________________________ (II 8 week old kiltens, I yr old kitlen & mother cal Your choice--one or all 323 0185. tt&P F sterior I uoqu', 6 mml,l(JOW rentoval Mofs, w,iII'.. decks, c-Ic Fret' Est 1396066 661t83)S , GeneralHomeCare _______________________ APPLIANCES. Sanford rur n'lure Salvage 322 8171 - - Cash 322-4132 - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Soil, Ihe finest in used Iurniture, Refrig , stoves, tools It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a nIdd -. ----------- • $CASH$ PayIng $16 & up men's, & up womens class rings. Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any markedgold. Any cond. 67$ 7732 Phone (305) 8623363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 - Glenn A. Blackmore Registered Real Estate Broker • 70-Swap & I] -" I I Minor home repairs, painting, cleaning, yard work, pressure I Oeaning, windows replaced, drop ceilin)S, etc Call 831 111? 5 - 30 p rn. on Grooming & Boarilng ANIMAl. HAVEN Dog & Cal boarding. bathing, clipping, Ifea conlrol. PcI supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages 372 515? - - - . — - DAVES PAINTING Trim your house. $115 I day Serv good paint 8. Ref 83.4 1429 ______________________________ Plumbing Service ____________________ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service (1mg Cds 3)3 0)11 3?? 4601 ___________________________ P.ailings _________________________ Custom built ron work 7. indow guards. gates etc Marlin s3237881.339 1693 Trade Will swap late model car or truck for equity in your home, acreage or building lots. Call 79$ 0917 0,-299 1486 r — DANNY - S I'AINTING Inferior Eslereor House Painling Liee'ned lnure'd Bunaca I PEE Eslimates 13051 3329460 -, WANT ADS ARE Bk. AC K & WIllIE AND READ ALL OVER 68—Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED F URNI T URE & - 1965.3 Dr Ford S W Hoods so,,,,' work but runs 5149 3?? 2581 85 MoTorc ', I,' ln$iir,tt' III AIR AGENCY 123 1868 or 171 11,0 I ______ 0A't I ONA AU TO AUC 110 lIw', 9? I mile west et Speedway. [),i,,ton,j Itt',jch will hold a l)Ot)lic AU TO AUC TION every Tti,.S(1,1y 6. Saturday at 7 30 It's tht' only One in I lorida You set tIlt' r('served Price C,ill 904 255 1111 for turlhr ifi't,tilS 78-torcycles , ' - BUY JUNK CAPS I ruin $IOfo $',p (,,lI 322 1621, 322 148Q S,iiltmat 19/8 Vie tori,, III 1 iil(1 Sliii,Il (jr,jtt Iix,'(I kt't'l Great , , mr or family cruiser I 0,400(1 wiltj .'xfr,,', 54.200 or $200 11 ,iscui,it' paymiu,'nts C,jll ,itt,'m mutt 371 8116 - 70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New tires, rebuilt motor ,'xlra c lean Lcsided 16 ni gal F amnily or work c,jr. 5900 271 ,s79 Top Dollar Paid for lunk. 6. usti cars, trucks & hcav', eguipment 3?? 3990 - ._ . . CaiIif1011Y JUST MA'KE PAYMENTS '69 td' 75 model'. Call 319 9100 or 834 4605 Dealer I 77--Junk Cars Removed Carport S,tlt' 318 S,itsuma Dr (Ravenna Park) lOan, to 5 p itt 5,t, Toys. clothes & link - - - 11:00a.m. • The sooner you place your làSsitied .1(1. the Sooner you get rSul'c . - • • - - - - - $2195 T?' --_________ ito,iI Tr,iiler, $300 327 /68? alter S p in Rain or Shine Sale on Property Under Tent For Plats Brochures Information -, , ---- . - 31.1 972 Mt'rcur'. M,trqi's PS A( AM M S?ereø 6. (ft raclo SI 000 32? 6610 ------- 21 It Tilt I ancluin Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site . 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New Smyrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing - - June 9th Inspection June 2 - - -' rliij.,Jr'. Vt it' Pnto Wgn a cyl ri 1'. 'res 0(1 (øn(1 Ask ' 1978 flroucjti,jiii or' Dodge chassis, .1 Itlini itiotor lionit' Low in very c Ie,jn Can be seen ,l 211! 1 Ct)ifltti,'rt ,l I.? 0291 or Ill e,aja - AUCTION • 11w,, Sat, Sun TO English Spaniel pups AKC Chanttp blood lint'. 5130 $115 3 1440 ,ubter I p n, Saturday ,' 75 -Rocreatior1l Vehicles 65—Pets-Supplies ------- 000 05SF I- 55-Boats & Accessories 35—Mobile Home --- tit., Ol petort' f,j m or ,jtter 6 p rn Dell's Auction Center -. -- 52—Appliances WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf & 2nd MORTGAGES. P Legg, Lic. MIg Broker 825 No I D Wymore Rd Altamonte 8627483 ACREAGE .- - ON SALE NEW twin si/t' box sPrings & m,ittre'ss 573 95 •.j . NEW cobfee table with 2 rt,atching end tables $39 5,jnbnr(1 Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So of Sanford 322 8171 Losing your hoitie & credit 7 I will catch up b,tck paymentS & buy equity 32? 0716 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. HOMESITES i AVONS Sat June 2 ltbl 10) liroadwa', S,,r,ford Super Village Flea M,trket Nothing over $3 5)—Household Goods •HOUSE WANTED. • • In Need ut Repairs 373 8488 Eves - I'rnes -- -- 5 p, LIP suite new, $239 S pc CR new. $39',. Loveseat 544.95 & up. 1 Pc dinettes, 569.95 & up. Ret S50&up. CI stove, $608. up. full draperies, $10 & up. Sartford Furniture Satvage, 1792 So. of sanford, 377 5771 45-A----,t of State _______ ._i_. 244) Sanford Ave WILSON MAIER I URNIII,JR(BUY SEt I TRADE III Its F I irst 'tt 17? 5672 42-41v'bile Homes - I - , PRE-OEVELOPME$T PRICES NOW FROM: -s Campi'r Top For short bed truck 3?? 851% INC. REALTORS 8306833 or 339-4711 eves. - Qijç '98' tulI power I It' & 'Piesc 000 s?('Or no flOw fl -.p'ctOri C .ce'Ilent 'irOs runs A 00'. 000(1 SSOC or trade for - Yard Sale Misc tools & 8., ITt Till? Sat & Sun 1614 IroquoiS Ave Sale 5.' - FORREST GREENE - - --- 80-Autos for ___________________________ 4 - Carport Sale - For Sale 1971 Pontiac ldr table', bed. coucit, dresser 6. washing mac bunt' Can be seen .11 711 P,jlm,i,'tlo Ayt' Sat & Sun June 2nd 3rd LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100x140. Trees $1,000 - - .. ,,iotel Box SprIngs & Ud Mattresses, 530 set Santord Auction, 1215 S French, Ifl 7310 - A - ___________________________ A lot of beautiful (lj'. 'te'flt'. ,)nti000 6. rlcx1t'rfl Nt'w teranic tents I)ahy tms I .4w,-. for uiture New tolclng t,j(l. 4 ch,iirs Flee tarts jr Cd TV s & all kinds Of M.sc Sale turniture, riding mower, sewing machine. fabrics, books, & Misc Sat 910 .3 24?) Orange Aye Work Clothes. lfats& Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanforu Ave 3?? 5791 LAKE MARY AREA Corner lot 135x I?? Paving, sewer 6. water. St 1.500 ------------ - - 11'! orci pc uD Truck -IS LXO,Ictu,1! mlp i'i: 3 63 att,'r rn F RI. 7:30 P.M. -Yard S,ile Baby -'tt'ritc, --Wc'.ld dress s: 7 household articles 128 Ese'ter St 106 RI tS nt',lr IttO,- sect ot -127. 1 ,tk(' Mary -Moving 79-Trucks-Trailers * SALE * Furniture, Girls bedspread & curtaimis, exercise ntachine. Sante baby tents Misc 2305 Lisa Ct - C ott 14,,rtwell 323 sn Fri & S.d 9 toS -- 323 2222 - _____ I fig Boat, motor & trailer, electric welder heavy duty lawnmowm'r 6686300 Enterprise + WHERE THE ACTION IS! Exc. locatIon, dance studio buIne w-great potential n Hwy. 17.92. Only $7,000. I - — Sanford 321-0640 I I Exeutiye desk. ctiar. (rt'dt'fibl pertect cond - 5800 to, tI, Saxon photo copier. 5200 f1,tn,rttond organ. 5)50. Portabli' liuntidifier. $25. Firm on all prices Call 831 1)05 ,jfter 6 p m 6. weekends 6]? O,tktiurst St Altamonte Spqs Sanford 321-0640 - June 2nd. Sat .Oniy 140) Wvnnewood Dr Furn .clothing, household tents Double dresser & mttirror. 2 night Stands. Pecan. 5135, 1 Maple chest, 5.10 C,lll atter 1 30 p rn 323 1)09 Orlando 327-1577 Al If'TlfllI 1I " ' Snapper rider w5bu rear bag Will consider trade br self propelled rear bagger Walk behind 323 6)47 Sanford 321.0702 SANFORD: 528.500. 3 Bdrm., I bath, carport, nice neighbor hood My equity & aSsume tow rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323 6278. .,.a.,.. Utility body for 4 ton p U $7cQ 323 6038 BROKER 2139 S Myrtle Ave.. Sanford REALTOR 327499) MULTIPLE LISTING SER'VICE Eves 867 3455 322 1959 - - --- --- ----- I 1iuU•iNiUIUUIU AP F RUDGFTS SLIM BOLSTERED Wt TH VAL Ut-' r'QOM WANT TIfF Afl COt- UMNS . ' - SEIGLER REALTY 'STEMPER AGENCY PARK I REALTORS ' Branch Office LMIIw1d -. J '\Ut,Ofl Sundays 8 P M 7? Sanford Aye' at Hy, Consgnr'tents Welcome Set ITst,ites x,'llogs Auction Sales 323 7050 ______________ . - -. - Sanford 321-0702 ANYTIME - -- ) 72-Auction Multi farit yard sale Furn . A C. tools, misc Sat 9 5 rain date Sun 102 L,iurei Dr S Pn,'crest ________ SPACE HEATER For sale, complete w tank, etc After 6 373 5813 1 ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY AND LAKE GEORGE ONLY v.900 *524,500 For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Gooc tenants $40,000. For the builder 5duple bldg. lots in city 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 1 -- - N suits . 1 ACRE WITH 2 BEDROOM MO BILE HOME. WAL KING DIS lANCE TO LAKE GEORGE. WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE CREATION ONLY 512.900 '$15,000. 2 building lots, zonec MR 2, located west of Sanford BROKER - - U .- Bought tiouselull antiques, brick ' bra, chests. sofas, chairs, baby things, I? hp boat møtor, I winc,os ar cond . carpeting. Fri & Sat trom 9 to 3 at It? W 17th St I I flunk Beds & Mattresses, good Cond sim IA 7R.i1 new tiret $60 )fl 1448 after epm NICELY WOODED DUPLEX 1 01 ON A CORNER NCMR DOWNTOWN HOSP IT AL 57.500 *546,500. End the space race ir this I BR. 2 bath (Out of thi ordinaryl split level home Greal I." expanding family NEW3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH CR0 CKETT LOG HOME, CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT: CARPETS. DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 1st 539.000 - _____ Sales - Mat jo stuctio coJi 8. chair, coffee table, $110 323 1591 ACRE ON A HILL. LAKE COUNTY, ZONED MOBE HOMES, NEAR '.VEKIVA PIV ER ONLY $8,900 - young at heart, 3 BR, 1 bath near'shopping. Call loday on thi one 3 BEDROOM, Ii ? BATH, 2 STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN SAN FORD. $21,900. - - Spring is here and it's a good tim to choose a new home froni th pages of our classified ads LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WI1H BRICK FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED LOT WITH LARGE OAK TREES. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE ONLY 549.000 54—Garage Furniture for Sale WEKIVA 'vrp t IrAGE I ACRE, TALL TREES, PAVED ROAD 518.000 LAI'. E C DUNTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 7638 Sanford Ave 321 OTt AfI Hrs. 322 7643,377 4869 BUY THIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCKHOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN. ON ALMOST 5 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR LAKE JESSUP. ONLY $37,900 - -----_- -- --------__ BATEMAN REALTY Lakeview 2 BR pebble stucco, wood floors, fireplace, citrus In beautiful quiet Lake Helen, just off I 4 519,500 or be-st offer I 904 228 2569 '..--------- 'v'' i't'ts. - HOO Tjn't lose ye Credit We have helped others find FAST CASH buyers to b thoir equity We can help yc TONY COPPOLA ASSO Realtor, 644 2518 25415 re-h Ave. 37? 023). 323 7173, 32? 0779, , ------. --------ci,y water & sewer. $11,500 William Mali czowslti. ______Realtor 322 7983 ___________________________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR BEAUTIFUL 3 BR. 2 bath home in ldyllwiide! Relax in encloseJ pool 6. patio area' C I-I&A w w carpet, Fla. Rm , eat in ii,jt,, every imaginable feature' BPP WARRANTED A Dream come true for $68,000 ...'w s..... - (,•.... House for sate 3 BR, 1 bath New washer & dryer Inc. Big lot, $34,000 By Owner. 322 1949 acre tracts zoned agri, 58.250 Good terms, owner holding - - For sale by owner, 3 BR, 1', B. Block home on I acre in the Country. 542,500. 322 7195. 3 BR. 2 bath split plan. FR, Double corner lot. $6,000 down & assume SO—Miscellaneous for Sale _____________________ Queen mall.. 130 tin Cn,,,-h,.t up Furn & Things 500 Sanford Ave 323 6593 _____________ ,,_ - 43 —Lots-Acreage Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Comr*rcial Phone 377.7881, Sanford 2: - - t REALTY ________________________ - sure to a et re U ______________________ Deltona-- Swimming pool, 2 full baths, Fla. Pm., DR. 7 large BR. & attached garage highlight this Immaculate home $38,800. Assumable niortgage. Owner Realtor Asoc. (904) 736 0383. ________ - U 4THouses 41-Houses -- - _____________________________ - I _________________ _____________ _____________ _____________ ______ 414js . , r __________________________________________________ Homes . ___________________________ I i N To List Your Business.,, DiQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �# 10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, June 1, 191 FLORIDA IN BRIEF —7 Could Be Eliminated By Vote TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - The constitution Revision Commission could become a victim of the constitutional amendment process In November 1980. The Senate passed a resolution (HJR 50) on a 26.12 vote Thursday placing an amendment on the ballot repealing the CRC. The resolution won overwhelming aproval in the House at the start of the session, Florida's constitution adopted In 1968 provided for a citizen's commission to meet In 1978 and recommend changes in the document. They were supposed to meet every 26 years after 1978. Last year's panel drew criticism when all eight of its proposals on the November 1978 ballot were defeated. Backers of the CRC, however, claim its propositions were pulled down by then-Gov. Reubin Askew's fight to defeat the casino gambling referendum. Man In Prison Have Child? Graham Gets Health Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - A bill regulating facilities that specialize in caring for the terminally ill cleared the House and is on its way to Gov. Bob Graham's desk. The legislation (SB 15) passed the House 107.0 Thursday. It passed the Senate unanimously on Wednesday. The bill requires the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services to set up guidelines to promote, regulate and license the hospic care industry. By United Press International Gas prices inched higher across Florida and some weekend closings were expected, but economists say residents will seem to feel the pinch more than tourists, "From past behavior, it appears that the availability of fuel is the dominant variable, not the prices," an article by University of Florida professors Henry Fiahklnd and "The Sheldon Engler reports In the current Issue Florida Outlook." A survey of 250 stations by the Florida branch of the American Automobile Association released Thursday shows 75to00percent plan on closing Sunday and after 8 p.m. on weekdays. On Saturday 59 percent will shut down after 6 p.m. Blind Get Preference TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (LIP!) - The House cleared the way for the Division of Blind Services to be given preference for operating snack bars in state-owned buildings. House members Thursday voted 114-1 for the bill (SB 1103) and sent it to Gov. Bob Graham. The blind services office presently operates two snack bars In the Capitol. Money For Metric Learning TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - It took a double effort but the House finally passed a Senate proposal to spend $100,000 to each Floridians the metric system. The measure (SB 979) was defeated the first time backers brought it to the House floor Thursday by op. ponents who claimed it was part of a worldwide plot to standardize the system of the measurements. The proposal was finally passed 6347 on a retonsideratin vote and sent to the governor, More TALLAHASSEE, Fix. (UP!) - Fishing licenses cod $3.25 more and hunting licenses an additional $4 bill passed by the Senate Thursday is signed by the governor. The Senate sent Gov. Bob Graham the bill (fiB 1591) on a 26.8 vote, It's the first adjustment in fees since the 1960s and was requested by the Game and Fresh Water F Cam- u Frantic Work -'n Friday, June 1, 1979 MOTHER OF Also pictured are Tess Gorman, parent volunteer coordinator for the center (far right) and Portia Spenser, headstart director for Seminole County. __________ YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE C) ,'l,r... 0 ...join the thousands who read [out LUP The Eveni;ig I-Ieii1d High' y . I a--- -. Seminole County's Only Daily, 1 Newspaper L •fl .. Enjoy the most complete LOCAL news coverage in Seminole County p1is FLORIDA in brief, NATION in brief and WORLD in brief. . ' S 1 I . Va ., '-a-n.,--.' S . a—n.... " 5" s" 54 / .- ;. latest in fashions All the cu ...what's happening on the sports scene. ..you'Il find the information you're looking for right in your local newspaper ... the Evening Herald. 't" 1 - Herald readers enjoy: • • YOUR FAVORITE COMICS DAILY I OURSELVES ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW and in full color tabloid on Sunday • COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTSCOVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY *High School * Coll"* * Little League * Bowling * Rec. League * Hunting and Fishing • LEISURE MAGAZINE Complete week's TV listings every Friday Gnat Food Bargains ACOMPLETEVARIETYOFGROCERYADS I It with valuable money saving coupons reached agreement on the big numbers, the conferees re turned to work and a subcommittee headed by Curtis Peterson, D.Lakeland, and Rep. Richard Hodes, 1)-Tampa, worked out deals on university and community college funding and neared a deal on money for and kindergartens. • CUJBS ' SOCIAL AND CIVIC CIRCLES Join the .v.r.lncr.a.lng i / Herald Photo By Tom Netsel The Swedish call it Mastang. If is thi traditional numb.r number of Evening Herald well Informecrsubscribers. I celebration of the coming of spring. The Hagar Viking Fill out coupon and mall or all call 322•2611 todayl — n. — — i ; n. — — — — — Fl-s - I' i i Address: - L • I I . Enclosed is my chodi ii, the arnie,,? St $ TELEPHONE 1 • '.-. 3S$.332.21l f, i The EvesleHsralo.P.O. Box lw,Sa,,fvd.Flo.32J,l 30131.fl03 I (Veer $3.oi • - City: Phone: I ,;• -,, . Mseths $11.11, 2 MenItis $31) - ' ______ .. ••.•. : . I EiIsr NySvbIdpIIoITo The EvsulI(HIrald iI Club carries on that tradition in Sanford. Story, photos, page 2. •1i I V00 Nippon Airlines, a Japanese passenger airline that pur. 7:07 p.m. chased Its Li011 model jets. 9 II4 Bayport: Wgh73a.m. Mrs. Ocee Summers Jackson of Sanford (second from left) was recently honored as the volunteer parent of the year for the Seminole County head Start Program. Mrs. Jackson's child, Pamela, attends the headstart center at Palmetto and Sixth streets. To the left of Mrs. Jackson is Pamela's teacher, Mrs. Rachel Ash. THE YEAR' Once Brown and Lewis WASHINGTON (UP!) - The TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -The House passed and government today chargcd sent to the Senate a diluted version of a bill to promote Lockheed Corp. with eight guahol production in Florida. felony counts for Its nearly $2 The bill (118 1612), passed IMThursday, was million in bribes to Japanese ,wIgln2llv written In ezamut the easoIIne4boohol mixture officials, inclslingath charge gasoline tax uthe Irom portionso(thedstegaaoll 10 Bed to a federal agency pvducW in Florida. conceal thepayoffs. • s,however,wereremovedfromthe The tax Lockheed Immediately • bill ple.dedgulltyto the charge and agreedto pay a total of$647,000 and criminal fines th.r litoday charge allege that Lockheedconcealed in the office 4, a.m. readligs: teas- m ' 1ig at nigbt. Kale payoffs 1 nearly $18 million ffi rruicY (0 aDtIe .vernigbt laws, pr.bsbIllty 40 perceit èrlag :0021ore, kigh, U; aftereess and evesleg hem's of 'Japan's former prime yesterday's 10; minlder, Kakuel Tanaka to b.r..eIrle pressure, $12; TEDES help clear the syforsale Its 'èelstive kldlty, 07 percent; Daytona Beach: high 12:68wide-bod s. g les 7:011 a.§L, LNL, 147 lLuL Lockheed also was accused of Forecast: Partly, cloudy 7:11 P-NL $50,000 in Japanese paying Saturday. A chawe Of j' - '' *.a -%ow I.$.1, Illp to share between emergency road work and tax relief. House Passes Gasahol Bill •. SANFORD, FLORIDA Seminole County courthouse personnel office. and Senate President Phil Lewis hope to get by with a oneday extension and avoid going into a special session next week that might drag on for days. The House and Senate take up today two proposals - one putting $440 million of the state,'s $600 million surplus into tax relief, with most of it going to homeowners; the second one, R*lttIflg the away bstWts1 relief and emergency road work. House members will be told they must be ready to override a veto by Gov. Bob Graham because spending $250 million for roads not only would erode the growth in state spending over 7 percent a year, President Carter's anti-inflation ceiling. The two houses are expected to either accept the plan uIUfl the money to tax relief or figure out some way to pump roads money Into the budget so Graham could line Item veto It and not toss out the entire $14 billion spending plan. Lewis broke a three-day logjam when he agreed to come up $77 million in government Lpending, with most of the money going to public schools. That left $440 million which the Senate and Graham want for tax relief and the House wants Charged -------------.--n-%a' j Evening Herald must have been in a supervisory capacity or an equivalent combination of training and experience. Applicants may apply at TALLA}IA&EE, Fla. (UP!) - The new deadline for adjournment of the 1979 Leglslature is 'Saturday night and House and Senate leaders are working frantically to agree on tax relief and the budget to meet it. The budget conference cornmittee worked out deals on several major issues Thursday, but left others hanging until today. It takes 18 hours to print the massive $14 billion spending plan and the remaining deals must be made quickly so the printers can get to work. Lockheed &.uL, 1:19 paL9 low 1:67 LaL, ----"...--.-.••• Budget $11. Fishing licenses will cost $6 each and hunting license ----'..-•--'--...., Acting as head of the office, The county is looking for a new manager of its manpower located in the old Roumlilat office, Hank Newell, who has Building at First Street and held the job for the past five Park Avenue, until a permonths, has resigned effective manent replacement is found today to accept a new position will be Leonard Carswell, with Systems Development programs coordinator with the manpower office. Corp. of Winter Park. The office administers the Newell, a retired military service officer, has been em- Comprehensive Employment ployed by the county for the Training Act (CETA) federal past 17 months, first as man- programs for Seminole County. The manpower manager power comptroller. He was promoted to manpower position has a pay schedule manager in January to replace range of $15,375 to $21,525 an14)13 Martin, who became the nually. Qualifications for the Job county's personnel director. Newell's salary is $18,672 Include: graduation from an accredited college or university annually. with four years of progressively responsible experience in federal grants planning, employment and training programs, personnel, business administration or manpower House Speaker Hyatt Brown Stations Closed Weekend em laws mdly Ia Ike law 7k. Wladiseuth,istto south lOIolS - programs, two years of which NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - A nurse has vowed to go to court if necessary to win the right to be artificially Inseminated by her husband, a convicted murderer serving a life sentence at Fort Pillow State p Mary Locke McDonald, 26, and Ralph McDonald, 39, were married last week in a ceremony in which the groom remained in handcuffs. "We want to have children just like any other married couple," Mrs. McDonald said. "We think we have a right to have a child. Since we can't be together, we decided that artificial insemination Is the only way we could have a child." Correction Commissioner Harold Bradley hn rni't!e no decision on Mrs. McDonald's request. Cost Manager Is Sought - Constitution Commission LIc•nSes Will r -,______ - •'. :' - .-. ' . •':.•• ' '"' .,:. , •• ... • . •. .,. . •,.jt'! ....... ••• 4 , : •• •• . •.: ------•.. . • : .....•_ -. -------------------------------------- �'Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2—vef11fl0 Hiràld, Sanford, F). FridaY, June 1, 1979 'Vikings' Ao~ TOLS LO CATIONS ERVF YOU Celebrate Malstang 0 With the coming of Spring many countries celebrate the return of flowers and other growing things. They say goodbye to the cold and snow with dancing and dining and with the downing of a bacchanalian brew. The Swedes celebrate Majang while in Norway they celebrate Suttende Maj. Other cultures dance around the May Pole, wrapping its length with gaily colored streamers. The Scandinavians of central Florida are no exception and the Hagar Viking Club of Central Florida celebrated recently at Sanford's Lake Golden. As is the Scandinavian custom, a large cross-shaped pole is wrapped with foliage and flowers and wreaths placed on the cross pieces. With the pole in place, everyone joins hands to dance and sing. The songs and dances date back centuries. Club president Nils Gustafson explained: "Usually in Sweden we dance until the sun comes up and then we watch the sunrise with a girlfriend. If a girl picks 7 wildflowers and puts them under her pillow she will dream of her (future) husband." The club's 2nd annual May Feat attracted more than a hundred vikings and non-vikings. Traditional costumes that had been handed down through generations were mixed with blue jeans and 'F-shirts. Buttons proclaiming that Swedes have more fun were adorned with ribbons for winning 3-legged races, water relays, and foot races. Celebrants aance iiuui" Some may question whether Swedes have more fun or not, but these modern vikings do know how to celebrate. Text And Photos - By Tom Netsel musicians Traditional tunes are provided by -. Bas&LKa.a.M$1k'k IP- 1. tab' pkt$k..- •. .t Ir_ • . ... ...s..'...... Jet- .JIRLJtT NO• T Friday, June 1, 1979-3 �Friday, June 1, 1979-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 1, 197 4—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Anderson: New Image By ROB PATrERSON At first glance, country singer Lynn Anderson's "new image" is a trifle title The confusing. proclaims "Outlaw Is Just A State Of Mind." But on the cover, the clear-throated warbler (who made "You Never Promised Me A Rose Garden" famous) is wearing a luxuriant fur she obviously didn't get by armed robbery. Lynn Anderson's sense of "outlaw" is not the scuffy sort favored by Waylon and Willie, but then she's never 'BAIRD-RAY DATSUN been one to stick by what Nashville considers tried and true either. Onstage she may be all country cogeniality, but behind the scenes Anderson's a tough (although still very sweet) cookie. "I've been in the business now for 12 years, and as far as I know, this is the first time for a country artist that people have made a concerted effort - call it a blitz treatment - to coordinate everything that goes into the making and selling of a record," she says. Lynn Anderson is making an attempt to reach the pop market with her new lp, featuring songs by people like the Eagles and Karla Bonoff. It was produced by The Entertainment Company, the outfit responsible for Dolly Parton'5 crossover, Streisand's continued success, and the recent reappearance of Judy Collins on the charts. "My records were not quite reflecting what I did onstage," admits Anderson. "They reflected more my record company's image of DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEALt BAIRD-RAY DATSUN III Tree) N. 11.. L.,IWSSd. liviii Niflh 04 The $3I.131S SATURDAY NIGHTS 9(aLu Fie6kL ALL YOU CAN EAT 9 CHOtCE OF ITALPAN SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE OR LASAGNA D OPEN SALAD BAR - GARLIC BREAD $395 SERVED EVERY SATURDAY 1 P.M. -, P.M SANFORD INN UNDER CONVERSION TO A AM I IL OF SANFORD— 1.4 PH. 222.41W $ANFORDff 4$ SR" S Program of classics and three original compositions presented by pianist Vickie Schultz to benefit University of Central Florida Music Scholarship Fund, 3:30 p.m., June 3, UCF music rehearsal hail. Lake Howell High School drama club presents "Up the Down Staircase," May 31 and June 1, 8 p.m., University of Central Florida Science Auditorium. Adults, $2; students, $1.50. on your laurels. You knew matter of finding songs that 14 Per Week 4444 mm what I should be. What WUKI.Y PAYMINTS LOW AS Time Out To Eat Dairve, avoc+, (4) (CBS) "-"i. 0 (ABC) that any record you put out are believable when I sing would succeed, once you them. And I think on this were accepted by the coun- album I've done that." Not only is Lynn Anderson try audience as a part of the a total professional, she also club, "But with the change in has time for a rich family the audience and more peo- life. pie listening to country, you "I love being onstage, but can't just put out any old album and expect it t e1 I'm just as happy at home on our ranch In Lousiana, because it has your name on working with horses or It. The record has to cooking up a batch of there." But it's only natural for the Mexican food. She even California-raised American spent her honeymoon to try beyond the traditional "cutt1n horses at The King country music borders. I'm just really happy doing "I'm a hybrid person," she says. "If I tried to come off it all," she concludes. If that's what an outlaw straight country like Loretta life is for her, we could all Lynn, it wouldn't work. "But I am country and I take a hint about the outside want to be country, so it's a course from Lynn Anderson. Bests ellers Keep calm in that gasoline line. Pack up a good book to while away the wait You might wish to select one of the following, which are among the most-requested offerings on the shelves of libraries In 150 U.S. cities, according to the American Library A55OCIStIOfl Fiction 1. WAR & REMEMBRANCE by Herman Wouk (Little, Brown, $15) * THE MATARESE CIRCLE by Robert Ludlum (Marek, $12.50) CHESAPEAKE by James A. Michener (Random House, $12.95) GOOD AS GOLD by Joseph belier (Simon & Schusta, $12.90) I. OVERLOAD byArthur Halley (Doubleday, $10.95) 9, EVERGREEN byBelva Plain (DelaCOrte, $990) 7. SECOND GENERATION by Howard Fast (Houghton Mifflin, $9.96) It. HANTA YO by Ruth B. Hill (Doubleday, $14.90) 9. THE STORIES OF JOHN CHEEVER by (beever (Knopf, $i (KnO$1I, $9.15) 19. SS.G3 by Len D Beal Maitbie Shell Museum — One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 pin. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Central Florida Zoological Park — U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 14 and 41,4 miles west of Sanford. Hours General Sanford Museum LIbrary, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2.5 p.m. only. "Fiber Works" exhibit on display at Pine Castle Center of the Arts, June 1.27, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to Spin. Includes weaving and fiber sculpture. Opening reception, June 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at center at 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. Children's Art Festival, Central Florida Zoo, Sanford, Saturday, June 210 a.m. to 5 p.m. Artists pre-school through 12th grade will draw or paint their own impressions of the zoo, to be judged for prizes. Children registering admitted free. Greek Festival, Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 3, Exposition Hall, Orlando. Free. me Singing Boys of Orlando present their 11th pjn1 concert, Saturday, June 16, at Edyth Bush Theatre in Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Also apparing, the Singing Girls of Orlando. Matinee and evening performance tickets available all ticket agencies. Special rates students and senior citizens. Florida state High School Rodeo FiaaW June 15- 17 in the Silver Spurs Arena, Kissimmee. ANHW B it-A-Cads, June 16-24. 9-day cruise beginning at River Ranch Acres and progresalna. to Sanford via Kissimmee River, Intracoastal Waterway and St. Johns River. For details .all 3058474000, Klaimznee, Silver Spurs Bade., July 2-4, Silver Spurs Arena, IiniiI• ____ Lath Haven Art Center 23rd Members' Aaa.'l May 26-July 4, 2416 N. Mills Ave., JNIW .Orlando. 51 local artists vie for $1500 In cub Prizes. SATURDAY JUNE 2, 1979 AFTERNIjON 1 3 0 WRESTLING 2:00 PRE-GAME SHOW 2•15 BASEBALL Regional coverage of Philadelphia Phillies at Cincinnati Reds: Boston Red Sox at Minnesota Twins 4.00 GOLF "Kemper Open' Live coverage of third-round play in this PGA tour event rem Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte No Carolina 5:00 (4')SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of the finals of the International Mixed Pairs G mnastics Championships; saneday coverage of the heavyweight boxing match between Kallie Knoetze and John Tate. from South Africa. EVENING 7-00 L) SOCCER MADE IN GER- 4onâ6 n orts (PBS) oriando By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Maybe - eepyourfingers osed_beautYiscomin Air Live coverage of game 6. necessary. of the NBA finals between the Seattle SuperSonics and the Washington Bullets (From Seattle. Washington) MANY SUNDAY JUNE 31979 • AFTERNOON 1:00 ) RACERS () fl GOLF "Kemper Open" Coverage of final-round play in this PGA tour event from Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina (Note. it a sixth game in the NBA finals is not necessary, the Kemper Open will be broadcast horn 4 0.6 00 p.m EDT) 1'30 OUTDOORS 3:00 : 0 THREE ON THREE George McGinnis. Kevin Loughery and Kevin Dobson compete against Paul Westphal. Sam Jones and David Steinberg in a halt-court basketball game. (Note: It a sixth game in the NBA finals is not necessary. Three On Three be broadcast from . -4.00 EDT.) @) 0 NBA LesleymAnne Down (NBC) (CBS) p Columbia Records (her longtime label) was presenting wasn't really me, even though I don't even work through the Nashville office. "In country music, at one time all you had to do was establish yourself, and then you could sit back and rest BUY HERE • PAY HERE M (NBC) SANFORD INN— Under conversion to HOLIDAY INN— Enjoy our complete dining facilities and your favorite cocktails in our lounge. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOUDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring outh-water1flg steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. Successf ul Beauty June 1 thru 7 If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: HERITAGE INN — Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. 'Outlaw' Lynn Anderson OW BARGAIN CORNER GOGUI[)E TELEVISION AL 4:00 SPORTSWORID L,v(' coyerage of the P. ofessional Bowlers Association Doubles Classic from San Jose. Calif orMONDAY JUNE 4. 1979 EVENING 8-00 0 BASEBALL' Regional eraqe of Texas Rangers at BbsIon fled Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers at Pittsburgh Pirates coy- WEDNESDAY JUNE 8' 1979 EVENING 9:01 t.4') 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of game 7. if necessary. of the NBA finals between the Seattle SuperSonics and the Washington Bullets If it is, we thank the British. First, they sent us Jacqueline Bisset and now we have Lesley-Anne Down. (Who, coinThe two cidentally, look enough alike to be sisters) are the first female stars in years to make it who are worth looking at twice. • , one call admire iar Streismu and 1ursn dflt Glenda Jackson its actresses, but they are hardly the stuff of exotic dreams. But Bisset and Down can hold their own with the great beauties of the screen• s past. Lesley-Aiuie Dosii, at 25, to have 8 coming woul(I career that could rival the greats of the past. She e.ifl, seemingly, do many things - play period or modern, comedy or drama, sexy or demure. Of late, she had a nippy role in "The Great Train Robbery," then switched to heavy drama on a TV show in England in which she portrayed Great Britiain's n..'st infamous stripper who had a sorry ending, and now she's about to decorate the in screens theatrical "Hanover Street." This is it love story, set during World War II, in which she co-stars with Harrison Ford of "Star Wars" and Christopher Plununer. "I found it very says, she difficult," "because of the way the character I play talks. She is a woman of the '40s, and it is surprising how much the way people talk has changed since then. "There was also the morals question. The morals have changed considerably, too. The character I play is a very good person, something she undoubtedly would think that 1 wasn't." But, today's lights, LesleyAnne Down is as moral as everybody else. She has a their and boyfriend relationship has been going on for some time now. But if you think the affairs between contemporary people are all disco and drugs. consider the primary activities of LesleyAnne and her Bruce. "We collect old books," she says. "lie's into first editons of Dickens and Cruikshank. I collect books Illustrated by particular artists I fancy. We love to go off to the snall countryside villages, and browse through dusty old shops" So, while Lesley-Anne is certainly a '70s person, she is alio. somewhat traditional. - . A LESI,EY-ANNE DOWN She's been working a lung (line, for a 25-year-old. She stared modeling when she was 10, and that, in turn, led to television commercials. The next natural step was films. She says at first she (lid many po or films, getting her • Feet wet and gaining experience. ''Actually," she says, "that was the best possible thing that could have happened to Inc. Working in those poor films, 1 got all the bad acting out of my system, or a great deal of it. Every actor needs it chance to try things, to experiment, to be very bad. "If you start at the top, you have no chance to do that without attracting a great deal of attention. I still need to do some more experimenting, and I hope to do it play soon, which will give me that opportunity. "She is, of late, pmch in demand. But she has learned to become selective and she says that the higher up the ladder you go, the harder it becomes to find good things to do. she Being beautiful modestly blushes at the - thought - has been both a help and a hindrance to her career. "I have oftuit been told that I was too pretty for the part I wanted," she says, didn't get it, as a "nd a consequence. But, on the other hand, there have been at.... tiltiL I flUb because I was attractive." The recent television Film about the stripper -- Phyllis was the first one l)ixey she's done where she had to look ugly. Miss l)ixey, after her stripping days were over, became ill, and the film follows her through her entire life. Lesley-Anne says it was hard to play ugly. She says she realizes that the best parts for women are written for inure mature women. Despite that, she is in no great hurry to age to the point where she can qualify for those parts. "I realize," she says, "that the trick For a woman is to make the simiouth transition from young to middle-aged roles, and there are many who don't make it. But 1 think I have 10 years before I have to start worrying about it." - Health Threats ose are the opinions of 1,24 fUfihilies questioned in the "Family health in an survey Era of Stress conducted by the research firm of Yankelovich, Skelly & White for General Mills. ranked as most serious: 1. Crush diets 2. Overweight 3. Diet pills 4, Pesticides 5, Cholesterol 6. Chemical fertilizers 7, Fasting 8. Fats 9. Food additives These are the. threatii 'that: ttè polled sugar products Overweight is unhealthy. But crash dieting to take it off is even worse. Th . �ô—EveflIflQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 1, 1979 June 1 FRIDAY 00 9:00 © ROCKFORD FILES Rockford tries to protect an ArabIan princess from her murderous family who feel that she has disgraced them. (A) being 0 THE REBELS After battle, seriously wounded In Philip Kent settles down to Mary goes Into the hospital for civilian life as a printer and a a minor operation and draws a family man in his new-found cantankerous roommate, country. (Part 2 of 2) THE CROSS-WITS ABC MOVIE "Cruise Into JOKER'S WILD (1978) Ray Milland, Terror" MACNEIL i LEHRER Hugh O'Brian. The discovery of REPORT an ancient sarcophagus turns a Caribbean pleasure cruise Into 7:30 a nightmare. (R) (2) 1JUARS CLUB (4)0 FAMILY FEUD THE MUPPETS Guest: Leo Sayer. (12) CAROL BURNETT , AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family." V.I. PEOPLE 9:01 Live BASKETBALL NBA (4) coverage of game 5 of the NBA "Peace Treaty." DICK CAVETT Guest: Edward Albee. (Part Iof 2) finals between the Seattle SuperSonics and the Washington Bullets. (From Landover, Maryland) 8:00 ()(12) DIFF'RENT STROKES 9:30 The move from Harlem to Mr. Drummond's luxurious penthouse creates unforeseen problems for brothers Willis and Arnold, (A) (4) 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner gets caught in the middle of a newspaper expose that takes the Hulk right into the publication's printing room. (A) SATU RD AY SO ______________________________________________ June 2 - MORNING 12:00 ciato with Beau when they learn EVENING that Mr. Woodman wrote a glowing evaluation of him and bad reports on them. 8:00 WALL STREET WEEK © NEWS c2J @ Stocks: Small is "Growth "Kayak" Kid SEE STUDIO Q Beautiful" Guest: John Wasterkayackors run the white water; vice prasiexecutive to kids gaard, teach cobblers two dent, AnametriCs Inc. make their shoes. (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS @) 0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS , ) VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH j MARY TYLER MOORE answer to Jodie'S proposal of marriage, and Elaine tells Dan 59UJSt9 flYW hY Sh0jssuch a person. (A) 14J MOVIE 'The Desert Fox" (B/W) (1951) James Mason, Jessica Tandy. Field Marshal Rommel emerges as a unique military figure during his World War II African campaign. 12:03 0 JERRY EDEN 1:00 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Wolf man Jack. Guests: Rod Stewart. Donna Summer. Paul McCartney and Wings, Andy Gibb, Bob Dylan and the Band, Gerry Rafferty, Mac Davis. Johnny Paycheck, Ted Nugent. Dolly Parton, Little River Band, Journey. (A) "Assignment In 0 MOVIE(B/W) (1943) JeanBrittany" Pierre Aumont, Susan Peters. In occupied Brittany. a Frenchman plays the part of a loyal Nazi to ferret out French traitors. (1 Hr. 50 Mins.) 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 6:00 @ CRACKERBARREL THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 6:25 FRIENDS 0 6:30 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (2) fil FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES THE PLANETS era tour mummified bodies In a boarding house inhabited by off-beat tenants. (A) (2IISOULTRAIN 7:30 (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 30 MINUTES 1:30 0 MOVIE "Divorce Hers" (C) (1972) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. The effects of a marital split are seen from the wife's standpoint. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ___________________________ 0 STAR TREK Capt. Kirk and the Enterprise encounter a strange force and come under the domination of the god Apollo. ff WREST UNO HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Take Care Of Yourself" 1:30 A bldby' 0 TV AUCTION phone extravaganza where anything and everything will be auctioned to the highest bidder. THOMAS LOWELL REMEMBERS... "General John J. Pershing" Newsfilm of World War I and his activities following it. 200 .SHOW PRE-GAME (2)© 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS AN). 0 MAVERICK "The Long Hunt" MALS "The Lizard" (R) 0 'TV AUCTION (CONT'D) 8:00 ANOTHER VOICE ALVIN AND THE CHIP(2) 2:15 MUNKS tl BASEBALL Regional @ 0 POPEYE coverage of Philadelphia PhilUFANGFACE lies at Cincinnati Reds; Boston PAINT WITH NANCY Red Sox at Minnesota Twins, 8:30 2:30 © FANTASTIC FOUR "Battle Of The ALL-STARS MOVIE 8COOBY'S (4) 0 Coral Sea" (B/W) (1959) Cliff CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Borrowing Money, Beer, Oriental Rugs" Poets (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 10:30 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE UOPERATION PETTICOAT 1100 Capt. Haller (Robert Hogan) (2) (4)00(12) NEWS tries to convince an an Guest: island native that his daugh- 0 DICK CAVETT 2) of 2 Edward Albee. (Part tar's actMties with an amorous seaman were innocent. 11:30 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny REViEW Carson. Guests: Tom Snyder. Angie Dickinson. 8:30 THE NEWLYWED GAME Larry LARRY (2) (12) HELLO. Coverbecomes Jealous of Morgan 0 NSA BASKETBALL finals NBA of the 4 age of game when his daughters begin relylog on her to provide them with some motherly care. (R) 0WELCOME BACK, KOTTER The SweathOgs refuse to sIlo- 1:00 0 PROBE 10:00 2) tl2) QUINCY Quincy discov- cool spring weather in the cold frame, preparing them for open field conditions. These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. MY between the Seattle SuperSonI was in the inl&M1e Of Ics and the Washington Bullets. shooting buflets. ___ (From Seattle. Washington)I faded to tbe 1 0 ' 1 her gives Carol SOAP 0 I was In heaven. Iwalked aroiad and feildownthe rainbow Into a beliL Iheard voices saying flap your arms, there's snakes at the bottom. Iflapped my arms. Iflew like a Nit Ihit a pest, I W dead, 9:00 2Dfl2I GODZILLA SUPER 90 (3)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Basil and parsley are set out; Petunias, marigolds, snapdragons, hollyhocks and alyssum are planted in the garden's annual flower border. . (A) 9:30 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU covers her father's true identity. (A) Mini.) 6:30 1:00 THE GONG SHOW @. BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 HEE HAW Guests: Ron- CHURCH SERVICE (:4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC i1 INTERCOM 0 ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL MOVIE MACHINE KIT "Borrowing Money. Beer, AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 Oriental Rugs" nie Milsap. Margo Smith, Stoney Mountain Cloggers. 0 LAWRENCE WELK D SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY (2)CANDIDCAMERA THE MUPPETS Guest: Raquel Welch. (2) 8:00 CHIPS A trio of young skateboarders and a reckless driver cause Ponch and Jon seemingly endless problems. (R) 0 BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Buttermaker finds himself exposed as the ringleader of a major money fraud when the Bears innocently solicit public funds for new uniforms. U TV AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza where anything and everything will be auctioned to the highest bidder. 0 MEETING OF MINDS Steve Allen talks With Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sun VatSen. Niccolo Machiavelli and Aristotle. (Part 2 of 2) Robertson, Gia Scala. A submarine officer, captured by the Japanese. manages to outwit his captors and relay informa8:30 lion to American warships. ( 1 "The Man Who MOVIE 14)0 1/2 Hrs.) Would Be King" (1975) Sean "Early BEAT BOOK 0 Connery, Michael Caine. Two Stages" by Anne Jackson. British soldiers set out to claim 3:00 the riches and power of a 0 BIG VALLEY Heath is remote, legendary kingdom. unjustly Jailed in a strange town 9:00 and is sentenced to die for a (2) (12) BJ AND THE BEAR BJ crime that he did not commit. is hired to transport a coffin full 0 V.I. PEOPLE of Transylvanian dirt to Holly3:30 wood for use In a horror movie. 0 PROBE (A) from Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte, No. Carolina. 0 TV AUCTION (CONT'O) C NOVA "The Long Walk Of Fred Young" From Navajo Indi an boy to nuclear physicist, the ) ri n, Frederick Young Is (3)OTARZAN/ SUPER SEYprofiled. 1030 jy DUCK .00 1100 )lRON8lDE (2) (12) FRED AND BARNEY (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR 11:30 Coverage of the finals of the (2) (12) ThEJETSONS International Mixed Pairs Gym0 OUR GANG COMEDIESnastics Championships; $$1fl0 day coverage of the heavy11:37 weight boxing match between LINCOLN: HIS LAND AND • Kallie Knows and John Tate, from South Africa. .. 15 I don't think they ever Snd &Iliyls tbC P1*° CbrII Layman boxer, Cathy "Cat" Davis. 12:30 (l) OUTLOOK' C FAT ALBERT 0 WRESTLING (12) KJOSWOMLD C CROCKETT'S VICTORY and GARDEN Peppers .gQplants are condUonid to 12:00 4JTOBEANNOUNCED 6.00 @JA BETTER WAY ) THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Mediterranean: Cradle Or Coffin?" Filmed at locations throughout the Mediterranean, Jacques Cousteau explores this legendary sea and the different types of pollution affectlog it. (R) 10:00 SUPERTRAIN A ('5 (VM man learns that his wife. who istra" veiling alone on Superirain, is the target of a psychopathic assassin (Dick Van Dyke).(A) 0 TV AUCTION (CON'rD) C BEST OF FAMILIES "Ambition" After James Lathrop wins a design competi• lion for a housing development, his wife Sarah gives birth to a son. (A) wet laaiWaage. 11100 0 DONNA FARGO Guest: AFTERNOON James Darren. (2)(1)00(12) NEWS A person pelled the skin an 0 MONIY PYTHON'S FLY(12) EMERGENCY ONE ate ms. "Merit SysNO CIRCUS CARING UNE 12.00 Jmprtess ' (1) CM BUFORD AND THE tern For Judges?" Guests: Meadr.fly ii:o ' ry Berkson, Dr. Chester M. GHOST SATURDAY NIGHT (2) (12) the fligiribeirst side SI the GALLOPING (])MOVIE "The Spirit Of St. Altar and Fletcher G. Rush, LIVE Host: Slay. Martin. pwifle _____ Louis" (C) (1957) James Stow- officers of the American Judici. Guest: Van Morrison. (A) dwre Is art, Murray Hamilton. In 1927, lure Society. (4) MOVIE "The.Desert Rats" the Charles A Lindbergh becomes (51W) (1953) Richard Burton. 6:30 the first man to fly non-stop 0 HE HAW HONEYS Guest: James Mason. A British cornoween Will Ipe* up take your boat down across the Atlantic Ocean to Janis Fricke. mando in charge of an Australien division In North Africa and plunge yen eat. a Paris. (2 1/2 His.) 0 SPACE ACADEMY forces his men to defend a beich EVENING PINK PANTHER desert outpost. (2 strategic Its same M.s!ally M CAT "A Woman Who His.) the Waller, 5111111ruft Fought Back" Jane WarrenSlam" (C) 0:00 •MOVIE "Grand the trees are yam sad brand documents the career of Robert Leigh. (1968) Janet 8 12 NEWS a young professional woman and the moralag IS sweet and dam fte a les go sir mUss there re rapids and falls June 3 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING c NEWS NEWS ROOKIES Mike Is critically injured when he tries to capture the leader of a militant group. 10:00 4:00 SUPERFRIENDS MOVIE "Eternal Waltz" (4) 0 GOLF "Kemper Open" (C) (1959) Bernhard WickI. Live coverage of third-round Hilde Krahl. Sensitive and play in this PGA tour event thought-provoking moments enhance life of composer Johann Strauss. (1 Hr. 37 SliND AY CIV AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza where anything and everything will be auctiened to the highest bidder. 6 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "LitRe: Sunset And Evening Star" Urne remarries after the death of Edward Langtry; her daughter,' 'Jeanne 'Marie, ' d(& Hoffman. A professor at a Rio convent makes a deal with a gangster to cr&.k a safe 11118d with diamonds. (2 Hrs. 20 Mini.) 0 TV AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza where anything and everything will be auctioned to,. the highest bidder. MORNING 0 SPECTRUM 0 TV AUCTION A bid-byphone extravaganza whore THIS IS THE LIFE anything and everything will be auctioned to the highest 8:30 bidder. ) AFTER HOURS 12:30 7:00 (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS (21)2'S COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM O BLACK AWARENESS ED HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA 0 THE LAW AND YOU VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI' 1:00 0 T1ON (I3 RACERS IT JERRY FALWELL (3) 0 GOLF "Kemper. Open" Coverage of final-round play in 7:30 this PGA tour event from Quail (2A.M.E. HOUR Hollow Country Club in CharSUNDAY MORNING - 14) 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH lotte, North Carolina. (Note: If a crunch, the reasons behind this crisis a rid what Americans can authoriteS and cornexpect in the coming months Medical will he explored in this special mon folk discuss the hazards ED TO BE ANNOUNCED and benefits of running R) 4:30 CD RUN, AMERICA, RUN 5:00 Modern Attitudos Toward Life And Death Guest Malcolm Muggeridge. British author and social critic ED FIRING LINE 5:30 (12) F-TROOP 11:00 2' 4 0 0 11I NEWS ED THE END OF CIVILIZATION (AS WE KNOW IT) Monty Python originator John Cleese spoofs Sherlock Holmes as Holmes' great-grandson enlists the aid of Ko1ak. McCloud and Sam Spade to smooth out an EVENING international incident 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Ira6:00 vels With My Aunt" (1972) (2)14)0(112) NEWS UN AUCTION A bid-by- Maggie Smith, Alec McCowon. phone extravaganza where A conservative young bank anything and everything will be manager is persuaded by his auctioned to the highest eccentric aunt to accompany her on a search for her kid. bidder. napped former boyfriend (A) ED THE ADVOCATES (31) CBS MOVIE "The Survival 6:30 Of Dana" (Premiere) Melissa NBC NEWS Sue Anderson. Robert CorraCBS NEWS dine. A teen-ager who moves 30 MINUTES to a different state after the 0 NEWSKINGDOM "Beneath divorce of her parents finds her o sixth game in the NBA finals is not necessary. the Kemper 8:00 Open will be broadcast from Kilimanjaro" The and valuesanti-social challenged her (:2) VOICE OF VICTORY 4:00-6:00 p.m. EDT.) the wild animals of Masai Amboseii affluent, nowby class(31) OF WOMEN AND MEN MOVIE "Abbott And CosACROSS (112) 0(12) REX HUMBARD tello Go To Mars" (B/W)(1953) compete for available food in mates. O THE NIGHT STALKER 1(01OSHOW MYPEOPLE Marl Blanchard, Horace East Africa. chack investigates a series of I Dutch liter McMahon. The duo accidentalC SESAME STREET (A) recent murders reminiscent of 4 Top piece 7:00 Iy launches themselves into 7 Viqoda 8:30 (:21) (112) WORLD OF DISNEY "A the 19th century "Jack the 10 Press space. (1 1/2 Hrs.) EEK IN Tiger Walks" Residents of a Ripper" slayings. (23 SUNDAY MASS small town panic when a circus 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Pilot. 12 Grant arid (3) MARLO AND THE MAGIC ELI WASHINGTON W Remick REVIEW (A) MOVIE MACHINE tiger which mauled its handler Alex Harvey, Barry Ryan and 14 Neqativ' U ORAL ROBERTS 1:30 is accidentally released from its Charlie cOiiitiiCtiOii cage. (Part 1 of 2) (A) 9:00 (:2 OUTDOORS 15 Roman ED WALL STREET WEEK CI) 060 MINUTES (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL eloper Or "Riding @1)0 WIND AND FIRE A fes- "Growth Stocks: Small Is 0 JOHNNY CASH 16 Outside tival of music and dance for Beautiful" Guest: John WasterThe Rails" (comb form) "King Kong" Pentecost is presented live gaard, executive vice presi- ED MOVIE 11 Pewter (:oeii (B/W) (1933) Fay Wray. Robert from St. Bartholomew's Epis- dent, AnametriCs Inc. (A) 18 African Armstrong. A monstrous ape is copal Church in New York City. 2:00 country brought back to New York City 20 Coal tar dye NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 TV AUCTION A bid-byfrom an unihabited Hawaiian phone extravaganza whereU TV AUCTION (CONT'D) 22 Penny GREAT PERFORMANCES island by a greedy oil firm anything and everything will be Marshall eager to exploit the creature auctioned to the highest "Dance America: In plays as for profit. (2 Hrs.) 24 Spooled Clytemnestra" The Martha 8:00 112) ORAL ROBERTS Graham Dance Company perMaybe you can't take with 26 Judd hirsch ED MISTER ROGERS () stars in forms this ballet based on the (DIM NBC MOVIE "The people keep trying. Time Machine" (1978) John Y' But Greek tragedy in which Following are the objects 30 Trouble 9:30 GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- Clytemnestra murders her hug- Beck, Andrew Duggan. A cornof (2) puter genius gets a look at the buried with eight famous 3133Tenth a sen band to remain with her lover. LEE future when he invents a people, according to "The Existed 2:30 (12) MOVIE "The Big Broadmachine that transports him People Almanac 2." 34 Singer cast Of 1938" (51W) (1938) BONANZA Perry' Tutankhamen; Thousands Bob Haifa, W.C. Fields. Three (II) MOVIE (TIME APPROXI- back and forth in time. (A) IN THE FAMILY of priceless gold and jeweled 36 Object ALL 0 of a man's ex-wives chase him MATE) "Abbott And Costello ® (1949) Edith goes to apply for a bank plus a few more 39 Wall across the sea in search of Most The Killer" (B/W) covering back alimony payments. (1 1/2 Boris Karloff, Garry Moore. loan and discovers that there Items are different rules for men and practical ones, including Hrs.) While acting as amateur bows, arrows, boomerangs. 42 Spring month 0ELECTRICC0MPa4'(R) sleuths. the boys are nearly women. (A) ANNE MURRAY'S LADIES' 44 Singer 0 Sh' Walter Raleigh: flj murdered. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 1000 NIGHT Anne Murray headlines Frankie ... SEA an all-woman all-star hour of favorite pipe and tobacco. 3:00 (4)0 RIVER TO THE music, variety and comedy Raleigh also left instructions Alexander Scourby visits vari (4) 0 THREE ON THREE ous locations in Great Britain George McGinnis. Kevin featuring Marilyn McCoo. that every smoker In the to retrace the evolution of the and Kevin Dobson Phoebe Snow and Gloria Kaye. kingdom be Invited to his English language. (A) SEE Visits compete against Paul Westfuneral and that each one 8:30 phal, Sam Jones and David C STUDIO AT A TIME who showed up received 10 ONE DAY (4)0 Alaska's "bush country," teen- Steinberg Steinberg In a half-court basNew Engage farmers and a ketball game. (Note: If a sixth Ann's important business pounds of tobacco and two is not meeting with a wealthy Arab land cemetery. (A) pipes. game in the NBAOn finals Three will coincides with Julie's sudden Elizabeth Rossetti; A necessary. Three (A) 10:30 3:30.4:00 upsurge in political activity. manuscript of poems by her (2) MOVIE "Shadow On The be broadcast from YOU 48 Fermented drink 49 Actor Lyndt' 51 Prohibited act (slang) 52 II u r r red oh 53 All (comb form 54 Trolley 56 Actress Can Turkel 56 Poirin 51 Deep Naval Enqini'.r ii. ig Take ,f DOWN (3)0 FACE THE NATION C BIG BLUE MARBLE FlamenCa Dance Company are featured In rehearsal and per. AFTERNOON ........ jormance in New Mexico. (R) ' the funeral, "it was SPECIAL strange, for I've seen Bela (2)112) PIEc NEWS lying In his coffin so often "The Incredible Shrinking pump" The recent gasoline that It was a familiar sight." 1000 Del V (in 11)) 25 Shade tree 27 Dr I,I(l 28 Indian int'rnOr ial post 79 Exists 30 Household cull cut 32 Actress Wood 43 Tit(! Key stone State (abbi I 45 Jack (Hawaii Five 01 46 Biblical character 47 City in Alaska 35 Operation 4$ (Ira: ii,a,i 1,11)1)1 I parrot 31 ttnvolulirni (ablu I 50 ArnI I Ger ni,i ii) Actor Caly 7 Space a 3 Standard UT 1 40 1N 4 Butcher's 6 ... Bonier: Ij 7 Against 8NaturaI 9Women's movement 1 I It J V N01VAV I11111 NlSO1YIW minded 13 Anon 19 Adjective suffix Lerftage nu FINE FOOD IF t I 2 for 1 CREPE DINNER EVE. ONLY I , ' Br Ing this Ad (not to be used in conjunction witIh any other promotion). Will not be 'Pl tored after June 2.' - RADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef — Ham Steak Fried Shrimp— Fried Chicken - American flamenco dancer Maria Benitez and her Estampa 73 Corrects 74 Dolores :ts - 9:00 Land" (C) (1968) Jackie EDT.) Out of the good- husband, Dante Gabriel ALICE (4)0 Cooper. John Forsythe. After Rossetti. Eight years later, 3.30 "World Of Susie ness of his heart and the t he U.S. has submitted to a MOVIE had second thoughts and Mel he publicity. William promise of free totalitarian government, three Wong" (C) (1961) the poems retrieved. men attempt to restoretofreethe Holden, Nancy Kwan. Tragedy agrees to treat a group of had a free Thanksgiving Butler "Wild Bill" James and democracy unites an American artist and a orphans(A) to dinner. Hickok: His trusty rifle. (2 Hrs.) country. Chinese girl. (2 1/2 Hrs.) ABC MOVIE "Salvage" 0 Rudolph Valentino: A NOUNCED (4) TONY BROWNS JOURNAL AN 0 TO BE Lowell (1918) Andy Griffith, Joel OFOR OUR TIMES The viii C TIME EXPOSURE slave bracelet given him by and two Higgins. A Junkman of Pope John Paul 1110 PolandThomas narrates the life and Natacha. his wife, works of noted photographer young adventurers travel to the to comernmorate the 000th Humphrey Bogart: A moon in a homemade rocket to anniversary of the martyrdom William Henry Jackson. recover space equipment small gold whistle placed of St. Stanislaus, Poland's (A) millions of dollars.THEATRE worth 3:31 MASTERPIECE there by his wife, Lauren patron saint, is covered. BASKETBALL C NBA (4)0 In their film, "To ZOOM(R) Live coverage of game 6, If "%,.illie: Fifty Cents A Dance" and Have Not," she necessary, of the NBA finals Lillie's dauntless nature carries Have "If you need Bogle, COMPA between the Seattle SuperSon- her on after the death of King had told (4) AGRONSKY AND tle." whis she retires to the anything, just Bullets. NY Edward; ics and the Washington FE "T Healing south of France to live out her Elvis Presley: A diamond om Seattle. Washington) 0 FAMILY LIFE Family: Reaching Out To (Fr later years. ring set with jagged light4:00 Others" 9:30 sing bolts and bearing the (CONT'D) BAPTIST OTV AUCTION FIRST 0 OVAWAR DS Live TONY Jane letters TCB, thought to mean SPORT8WORLD (4)0 (12) CHURCH Alexander. Henry Fonda and "take care of business." QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "Here erage of the Professional A ociation Doubles Liv Ullman are co-hosts for the Bela Lugosi; His black Comes The Bride" A friend Bowlers ss San Jose, Calif or- 33rd annual presentation of from cape. One of the arranges for Car men and her Classic these awards honoring excelnia. r's friends commented boyfriend to elope. (A) actor's lence in theater productions. C ESTAMPA FLAMENCA 40 Chinese poet 41 Texas shi,ro, 42 Actor 21 Place 1 Enter I,iinr. u Alan With You 1130 Friday, June 1, 1979-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Salad Bar $395 Beverage COMPLETE Dessert Try one of our now crops desserts Dinner Thurs. Sat. . ich: M-F 11-2 Lul ' Sunday Dinner: 12.3 305 S. Park Avon ut Sanford______ For Reservations: I I 3230255 1- 1' �Friday, June 1, 1979'.....9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 1, 1979 9--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Daytime Schedule Stage Comes To TV It's Tony time again. Time for all those millions of Americans who have never been near a Broadway stage to get a taste of the most exciting experience in the theater. "The 33rd Annual Tony Awards" special, the the of presentation American Theatre Wing's Antoinette Perry (Tony) Awards, will be broadcast live from the Shubert Theatre in New York City, Sunday, June 3 (9:30-11:00 p.m., EDT) on CBS. In addition to the awards, the most prestigious given in the Broadway theater, the show will feature performances by stars in production nw,ibers from current Broadway hits. Jane Alexander and Henry Fonda, both of whom recently starred in ''First Monday in October" on Broadway. and Liv Ulinian, 5:30 O SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 SUNRISE '-- - 6:25 (4)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 GOOD MORNING AMERI" CA ED SESAME STREET 7:25 (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Ida, 11111111h., - FISHERMAN'S - Served Saturday From 5 pm O pm . Cup of Homemade Fish ChowderFried Shrimp - Broiled Scallops Broiled Flounder Fried Fish FilletsFried Catfish French Fried PotatoesHush Puppies, Cole Slaw -Tossed Salad With Assorted Dressings and Relishes - - 4 - - $495 __ 4QJL&OJhk of SANFORD—LAItE MONROE Sanford 60 low ,,,j 10:00 CARD SHARKS 411i ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 11:30 (2) ([2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON ANOTHER WORLD @1)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 ciENERAL HOSPITAL CD STUDIO SEE 3:30 MA8H(R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI THE ODD COUPLE BEWITCHED THE LUCY SHOW MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET 4:30 @1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE MERV GRIFFIN (112) ROOKIES June 4 MONDAY "Five fled Herrings" 11:00 Cg) 14)00(12) NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: John Leonard. EVENING 6:00 (2)14)00(12) NEWS SEE Visits STUDIO Alaska's "bush country." teenage farmers and a New England cemetery. (fl) 6:30 (12) NBC NEWS 4)0 CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS orage of Texas Rangers at Boston Red Sox; Los Angeles Dodgers at Pittsburgh Pirates. ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "How To Get A Job" Bill Moyers reports on a program in San Diego, California that has had surprising SuCCeSS In teaching the unemployed how to go about getting a lob. 9:00 "Jeremy" (1913) Robby Benson, Glynnis O'Connor. Two shy New York El) ViLLA ALEGRE teen-agers experience the ago7:00 ny and ecstasy of first love. DOUGH TAC (12) TiC ) MUSIC CITY NEWS (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou (4 AWARDS Hosted by Lynn and his wife separate and Mary Anderson, Larry Gatlin and the becomes involved. Statler Brothers, this special ThE CROSS-WITS 0 will present awards chosen by 0 JOKER'S WILD the readership of one of counGAZETTE (12) oldest publications. ED MACNEIL / LEHREIR try musics MA'SH The threat of a O REPORT strong wind storm causos chaos for Hawkeye, Radar and a 12I LIARS CLUB vacation-bound Charles. (A) @) HOLLYWOOD BQUARE8 ED THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN 0 IN SEARCH OF.., "Indian BRODIE "Dorothy And Juliet" Astronomers" Impressed by Dorothy Allsopp'S natural grace. Miss 0 FAMILY FEUD (12 CAROL BURNETT AND Brodie believes that her stuFRIENDS Skit: "A Swiped dent may have a great future Life." as a dancer, ED DICK CAVETT Guest: 9:30 'EdwardAlbee.(Parl 2Ot2) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Mr. 0 8:00 Carlson tells Andy to stop a Co (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 300-pound ax-wrestler turned PRAIRIE Laura's feelings are church leader from using his begins father when herhis h hurt time helping radio air time to sell religious spending all of artifacts. Albert, his adopted son. raise 10:00 his new calf. (A) LOU GRANT Billie uncovWHITE SHADOW 0 (4)0 THE Coach Reeves is offered the ers a black-market baby ring chrrnce of a lifetime a lob as but has to pretend her rival network sports broadcaster. Rossi Is her husband to get facts for her story. (A) MURDER MOST ENGLISH (12) (11) MOVIE -- Ph. 323-910 -- - ONE LIFE TO LIVE I!OG 5:00 7:30 PASSWORD PLUS BURNETT AND CAROL @)THE YOUNG AND THE (12) (2) (12) TODAY FRIENDS Q GOOD MORNING AMERI. RESTLESS 0 THE ODD COUPLE NEWS CA PRO-EDMISTERROGERS(R) u w 8:00 5'30 @1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO GRAMMING NEWS (2) 12:30 ED STUDIO SEE. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES N EW S (21) 8:25 BEWITCHED (112) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- CD OVER EASY (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ROW 7:30 AIF 04JLJ bu rrI E S 2:00 m nOCTORS 2:30 (:12 NEW S Ask p' o 10:30 (:12) 2) ALL STAR SECRETS 6:47 (4) LOVE OF LIFE (4) EY EWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 WHEWI 6:55 10:55 (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA N S EW CBS 0 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 11:00 (12) HI, NEIGHBOR HIGH ROLLERS (2) (12) 7:00 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (12) (12) TODAY 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) FRIDAY MORNING A nominating committee of five theater journalists make the nominations in 18 competitive categories Immediately following the Tony eli gibility cutoff date, which was May 6. Ballots were then mailed to approximately 550 theater professionals who vote the Tony Awards. A&, PRO- ED A.M. WEATHER 0 WORLD TURNS (4) UPBEAT 6:30 "I Remember Mama," staring Ms. Ullman. Ms. Parks, who has written all of the past Tony Awards broadcasts, served as head writer of "CBS: ON THE AIR," it look at the network's first 50 years. That special was also produced by Cohen. 1:30 THE 14)0 AS 9:55 - - 0 ALL MY CHILDREN MIKE DOUGLAS QMOVIE (12) DINAHI ED EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING (2 PORTER WAGONER Currently administered by the League of New York Theatres and Producers, the Tonys are given to performers and other creative artists for outstanding achlevment in the Broadway theater. - RESTLESS (2)14) DONAHUE (12) EARLY DAY (141) CRACKERBARREL O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY The Tony Awards were founded in 1947 by the American Theatre Wing as a memorial to the late Antoinette Perry, the Theatre Wing' World War II chairperson and a leading Broadway director. A d "- 8:30 TODAY DAYS OF OUR LIVES O GOOD MORNING AMERI- (2 MIDDAY @1) CA 0 ThE YOUNG AND THE ED LILIASI YOGA AND YOU 9'OO 6:00 - liv Ullman will be just one of the host of stage stars to take part In "The 33rd Annual Tony lt_. t_ _Tu, war s. coming iive Awartis," (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (12) PTL CLUB 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Beverly Sills. (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME ROCKFORD FILES flockford is committed to an Insane asylum by a man trying to protect a friend that the detective Is searching I or.(R) 0 POLICE STORY Joe Forrester's Investigation of a murder In the garment industry is complicated by the death of a model.(R) 12:00 (11) BIG VALLEY Victoria becomes concerned about state prison conditions and secretly arranges to be arrested and incarcerated. TopAlbum s Top 10 Albums (Week of May 26) Breakfast in America (Supertramp) 2-Hot (Peaches & Herb) Desolation Angels (Bad Company) Minute 1y Minute (DOobiC Brothers) Bad Girls (Donna Summer) Van Halen II (Van Halen) We ARe Family (Sister Sledge) Go West (Village People) 9. Spirits Having Flown IBee Gees) 10, Cheap Trick it - June 5 EVENING 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) NEWS MORNING For example, the phrase now appearing in the "Good luck, tonight" is Richard Rodgers musical never uttered by theater adaptation of "I Remember people. Whistling is also Mama," will serve as co- verboten in a theater, as is hosts for the ceremonies. mentioning the name Barnard Hughes, Jack "Macbeth." Why these and Lemmon, and Jean Marsh other taboos originated have been named as along with such convictions presenters, with additional that ghosts roam in theaters will be entertainingly star presenters to be anexplained or demonstrated nounced shortly. thoughout the evening. Hughes currently stars on Broadway in his Tony For the 13th consecutive Award-winning performance year, the Tony Awards show as "Da." Jean Marsh will be produced by recently opened in New York Alexander H. Cohen and in "Who's Life Is It written by Huldy Parks. Anyway?" while Jack Cohen, one of the 1e!n!non won great critical American theater's foremost acclaim for his performance producers, is currently in ''Tribute." represented on Broadway by The theater abounds in colorful superstitions, and it is these intriguing, deep rooted beliefs that serve as the theme for this year's awards production. TUESDAY 600 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS fl) STUDIO SEE Visits a ballerina, campers in Nova Scotia, sea turtles and Donny and Jimmy Osmond backstage. (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS 4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 2) T1CTAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE An old friend uses her relationship with Mary to Introduce herself to the newsroom. THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD GD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "Legacy" O BHA NA NA (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rita Moreno. Shirley convinces Laverne to join her in an overnight sit-in at the pound to protest the treatment of dogs. (R) Roundup 9:00 (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Nowhere To Run" (1978) David Janssen, Stefanie Powers. An unhappy husband devises an elaborate scheme to ditch his unfaithful wife and start a new life. (A) "Spencer's MOVIE Mountain" (C) (1963) Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara. In order to send one of their nine children to college, a couple gives up plans for their dream home. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "Red Alert" (1977) William Devane, Michael Brandon. A computer contri ling the operation of a nuclear plant erroneously detects escaped radiation and seals fourteen technicians Inside the building. (A) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack suspects that Janet and Chrissy are plotting to replace him In the apartment with their former roommate. (A) 9:30 0 TAXI A determined cabbie with a crush on Tony loins the 8:00 Sunshine Cab Company to be (1 THE RUNAWAYS An ax- near him. (A) convict (Hari Rhodes) trying to 10:00 keep his runaway son from trouble with the law joins 0 WHEN THE WEST WAS forces with Steve Arluio to find FUN Host Glenn Ford. along with over 40 stars of TV westthe boy. (4)0 CBS REPORTS "D-Day ems, their sidekicks, Indians Plus 20 Years" The 35th annl- and dancing girls pay tribute to versary of the Allied invasion of television's Old West. Normandy is marked by this 1100 special originally broadcast in o C NEWS 1964, featuring an Interview 11:30 with former President Dwight host: Eisenhower. Dan Rather CD C TONIGHT Guest Rich Little. narrates. THE NEWLYWED GAME O HAPPY DAYS Howard and (4) BARNABY JONES A 0 Marion journey to the lodge where they spent their honey- charming con man who borrows the identities of successmoon to try and rekindle the ful men in order to marry wealthy women turns to murBILLY GRAHAM der when his scheme begins to BIG BAND BASH Woody El) Herman, Count Basle, Maynard crumble. (A) "Sheila LevFerguson and other outstand- 0 ABC MOVIE And Living In New me Is Dead ing musicians and vocalists of Jeannie Berlin, (1975) York" the Swing Era recapture the Roy Schelder. A spoiled Jewish music of days gone by. girl moves from the suburbs 8:30 Into New York City In search of 0 LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY a husband and self-Identity. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) TV cowboys, an endangered species, held a get-together around the campfire this month which will be telecast June 5 entitled "When The West Was Fun." Many of the rough-riding cowpokes are gray now and their pistol belts have been let out a notch or two but they still stand tall and proud, heroes of a bygone TV era. The era, of course, was the 'SOs. and early '60s when western shoot-'em-ups were basic television fare with as many as 25 horse operas on the air in a single season. Glenn Ford hosts and narrates the unique hour-long ABC roundup which is subtitled "A Western Reunion." Vieers will see some 50 western heroes in the flesh and others in film clips from more than a dozen oaters. The show is divided equally between introductions of oldtimers and clips from their series. The show is specifically limited to television cowboys. Ford, who appeared in many western movies, qualifies for the retrospective by virtue of his "Cade's County" series. Among the start taking bows will be Rex Allen (Frontier Doctor), Chuck Connors (The Rifleman), James Drury (The Virginian), Ty Hardin (Bronco Lane), Will Hutchins (Sugarfoot), Guy Madison (Wild Bill Hickok) and Bill Williams (Kit Carson). There will be clips but not personal appearances of some TV cowboys who went onto become big movie stars Steve McQueen (Wanted: Dead or Alive), Burt Reynolds (Gunsmoke!), Clint Eastwood (Rawhide) and Richard Boone (Have Gun, Will Travel). Jock Mahoney, who starred In "The Range Rider" and "Yancy Derringer," was largely responsible for rounding up the old chuck wagon hunkerers, including such sidekicks as Slim Pickens (The Outlaws), Pat Buttram (The Gene Autry Show), Johnny Crawiurd (The Rifleman), Denver Pyle iWwatf Warni and Terry '--a For Cowboys - CHUCK CONNORS .The Rifleman ,,They brought us together "Those were great days," a couple of weeks ago. We said Russell, who, aside shot the whole thing in two from a sprinkling of silver in days, working 15 hours one his hair and mustache looks day and 18 on the other. We 20 years ago. he did as much "They've gathered clips posed in one big group shot from 130 different series, but that looks like a high school it's more than just a class reunion." Russell still works in retrospective of the good old days when westerns were the movies and TV but seldom in most popular shows on westerns for the simple reason that few are made television. anymore. Most of the old "The premise is that Larry horse operas are in reruns in who starred in 'F Storch this country and abroad, has retired and Troop' now owns an old-fashioned dubbed in it dozen or more frontier saloon. He calls in languages. Like most of the other TV all his old buddies for a reunion. And they arrive cowboy stars, Russell dressed In their original laments the passing of horse operas. He would like to wardrobe. "The cameras go from think they'll make a table to table for a few comeback some day. "1 began in this business remarks from all the guys, when I was released from the last of the legends. It was the Marine Corps in 1944," he very touching to see those said. "I was under contract actors again. It's really a to 20th Century-Fox. At that landmark event. Never time 30 percent of movies again will they be able to made were westerns. That assemble this group. "There's a running gag dropped off when TV took about 'the guy and gal who over. ,,This business moves in do the singing.' And as it finale Roy Rogers and Dale trends and cycles. Right now Evans sing 'Happy Trails' the public seems to be more with all the gang around a interested in contemporary shows." campfire. - - Wilson (Wagon Train). "Gunsmoke!" the all-tune TV western favorite which will be ran t or .' ) years represented by Milburn (Doc Adams) Stone and Ken (Festus) Curtis. But Jim Arness (who played Mutt Dillon) and Dennis Weaver (who played Chester Goode) will be among the missing. One of the straightest shooters of them all, John Russell, who starred for four years In "Lawman," was delighted and touched by the reunion. His series was produced at the Warner Bros. spread along with "Maverick," "Colt .45," "Sugarfoot" and "Cheyenne," - - SANFORD INN — Features - - %E uwifrI6L6 -r i.efl~mp u CL.0 5FZ*i -ro WiA.. - fr1E tJ'ME OF ¶V A cc*ie EEV A 110 I M' R R L M0000 Our First Week Of Return Entertainment Will Feature All Drinks 75c Tues., May 29 Thru Sat., June 2 9 p.m. Tilla.m, UNDER CONVERSION TO A 0 J " S )i vix X I.4&SR46 OF SANFORD— 4 PH. 323-4080 SANFORD CARPET CLEANING $ ,ciAL .liirljhiisloaiii~ Traned&EqUlPPid 1 .fttEdç I AI$jdSf*I1I & CaTinsrcta THIS Oiscai*s h Sinlor Citiaa WEEK ONLVI B .$tiwn ifi l frII,C Ik.t 1 Any , - "WE KNOW YOU'RE GONNA LIKE US" WE US Till IVIIIIVIE. VCVUU P1k. ltlCtM pi undir ltfltlti, *-ipot (p95 WML aL4*ON _____ CMPET CLEANING CO. RagielI(S(Jwfth DeltaBuilnhso Bureau - Rhymes SHAMPOO& STEAM - -- Rh#,tlim & ilN - ll' MI! illIMfllN - Mi IllIMT Ti Till IATIW)lI sjl ____ ____ 6111111111 No ___ -.'- '- NOTDELIOHTED. .. DON'T PAY FviiC' iu i CALL NOW $2411 069.1593 �Friday, June 1, 1979-- 1-I Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. 10,—Evening Hera ide Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 1, 17 Season For Baseball (Books) Is Here By ALAN MOORES American Ubrary Assn. Baseball season Is back with a vengeance. And so is baseball book season - the multitude of books proof of the game's enduring popularity. The most imaginative of the bunch is "The Yankees," its four fabulous - turbulent yet triumphant - eras described by four veteran sportswriters. Robert Creamer, author of an excellent Babe Ruth biography ("Babe"), charts the '2Os and '305—the Ruth and Gehrig years. Not as anecdotal or lively as "Babe," still Creamer's text does have its bright moments. One of Ruth's most celebrated gestures was his promise to hit a homer for Johnny Sylvester, a young boy hospitalized with a serious illness. Babe came through and the child went on to a full recovery. Some months later, Johnny's uncle ran Into Ruth and thanked him for what he had done. "How is Johnny?" Babe asked. "He's fine, lie's home and everything looks okay." As soon as the uncle was out of earshot. Ruth turned to his companion and asked Who the hell is Johnny Sylvester. The personality differences between Ruth and Gehrlg were enormous. Ruth was a hot dog, uninhibited, selflavish, vulgar, Indulgent. Gehrlg was modest, shy, a mama's boy. Yet together they formed the most awesome one-two a "Catch You Later," the biography of Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench, is una tribute to the steady commonly readable hand of Bench's collaborator, Bill Brashler. - batting punch In the history of the game. Then there was Joltin' Joe. "When he walked into the clubhouse," recalls custodian Pete Sheehy, "the lights flickered. Joe DiMaggio was a star." Dave Anderson, New York Times sportswriter, describes DeMagglo's 56-game hitting streak, unmatched in nearly 40 years - and the attendant pressures upon its holder. He also describes DeMaggio's youth, his performance during the season and during World Series competition. Harold Rosenthal covers the Yankees of the 'SOs and '60s, when Mickey Mantle and manager Casey Stengel held sway. The latter was about as eccentric as they come. As a minor league player on a farm team In Kankakee, Ill., EVENING Stengel developed a strange habit. Upon his team's third 6:00 out, he would heave his glove NEWS (2) @) 00 into centerf told, sprint ELI STUDIO SEE Youngsters toward it, then slide into it. make a TV program, ride in a NEW YORK (UPI) - The war is the same - only the names of the combatants have changed, and the people never protected are the innocent. That's the view of Laos that Geraldo Rivera brings to ABC's news magazine "2020" as It goes weekly beginning May 31, 10-11 p.m., Eastern time. Rivera is justly proud of his visit this April to Laos, which he says Is the first by country valiantly struggling to recover from the ravages of an American war contains propaganda as well as truth, Rivera's visit to the Plain of Jars convinced him of one debt America owes Laos. hot air balloon and visit a basement aquarium big enough for scuba diving. (R) 6:30 (2)(12) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS EL) VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH fi) MARY TYLER MOORE Rhoda falls in love with a future forest ranger. O(M THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD QD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT That is to clean up the deadly "Laos is now the poorest droppings left by our country in the world," "cluster" bombs - 5007,30 Rivera said in an interview pounders that open to drop (1) UARS CLUB and he cited Laos' $70-a-year small "bombies". The CL) FAMILY FEUD anti- O DANCE FEVER are per capita earnings, its life "bombies" expectancy of 48 years, and pdsormel weapons, armed 0 $1.91 BEAUTY SHOW BURNETT AND the "staggering infant by first contact and OCAROL FRIENO6 Skits: "Strictly For detonatedbylatercOntaCt — The Birds." "Fun In A A-11 .. 6.1 1.1tI.nW mortality rate." VIV&oi, WI nowadays with a farmer's Drugstore," "The Cruise." since the communists took On the first trip, Rivera's boo or a child's leg. DICK CAVETT Guest: Gotover in 1975. aid R. Ford. group was restricted to alOThe resulting footage Much more exciting is kilometer (6-mile) radius of 9:00 be shown in two Rivera's return to Laos to LAUGH-IN A madcap the tOWISqUSI'OO(Vientiane, May31 "20-20" wlflihowthe once a gay-if-ainful Oriental learn about the rebels, active repertory company with momofficial visit with everin central Laos while nor- bars including Robin Williams now JAM Rivera said, is and Bill Rafferty Present satiric present Pathet Lao officialscapital lA then - choly," with its leading hotel as guides, translators and an occupied country ruled by and topical humor in the sv c,very 1 ond edition of this series. (R) an Rivera and crew u0d '1 P°"1 E sense of LADlER' ®"" invaders discovered to their surprise that espresaton," peopled NIGHT Anne Murray headlines tive Pa" an all-woman all-star hour of —even apparently randomly primarily with Cubans and through the narrative is live muitk. variety and comedy Lao. MI hired lr Russian technicians. Laos, not dubbed later featuring Marilyn McCoo, June 7 edition on the Then from ..5t'.pft),Glorla Kay.. view of of the studio. ,,fl, 1"theaudieic will In cWc. ........................................................ -- THE YANKEES: THE FOUR FABULOUS ERAS OF BASEBALL'S MOST FAMOUS TEAM by Dave Anderson, Murray Chass, Robert Creamer, and Harold Rosenthal (Random House, 207 pages, $9.95) CATCH YOU LATER: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHNNY BENCH by Johnny Bench and William Brashler (Harper & Row, 245 pages, $895) CAREW by Rod Carew with Ira Berkow (Simon and Schuster, 251 pages. $9.95) FIELDER'S CHOICE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF• BASEBALL FICTION ed. by Jerome Holtzman (Harcourt Brace Jovanovlch, 395 pages, $12.95) any athlete must cope at one time or another. He also describes the commercial opportunities the fringe benefits of superstardom - which are no longer limited to endorsing a mitt or a bat. "I have been involved," admits Bench, "in the Batter Up batting game, plastic balls and bats, a dart game, instructional calendars, Johnny Pench's Flop-Top Table, a barbecue grill, playing cards, a studio making heat transfers for Tshirt designs, posters, sweat shirts, Borden spray paint, and pewter necklaces and medallions." "Carew" is not as well written as "Catch You Later" but its subject is more remarkable - Rod Carew, a Panama-born black man who has, without fanfare, become the best WEDNESDAY '20120' Sets Sights On Laos see Rivera's stealthy return across the Mekong River to Laos to film the rebels who are fighting both the governing native communists and the invading communist Vietnamese troops. When someone suggested that this routine made him appear slightly deranged, Stengel replied, "Whaddya mean, nuts? I'm practicin'. I'm throwin', rumumin', and slidin', ain't I?" Such logic is hard to refute, and so are his 10 pennants and seven World Series (five in a row) In 12 years of managing the Yankees. And then there are the brawling, unpredictable, Immensely talented Yankees of the past few years. No account of recent history would be complete without a report on the club's acquisition of its stable of highly paid, talented stars as well as the story behind manager Billy Martin's firing and subsequent rehiring for the 1980 season. New York Times sportswriter Murray Chass provides both, though perhaps too meticulously for all but the most ardent fans. "Catch You Later," the biography of Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench, is uncommonly readable - a tribute to the steady hand of Bench's collaborator, Bill Brashler (author of "The Bingo Long Traveling AllStars and Motor Kings"). Bench describes his Oklahoma boyhood, his World Series experiences and the failures with which - June 6 BIG VALLEY Victoria witnesses a murder and recognizes the young killer as the son of a judge in Stockton. O EIGHT IS ENOUGH Susan. Joanie and Nancy decide they have had enough of Toms restrictions and decide to got their own apartment. (Part 1 of 2)(R) al BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE EL) THE LONG SEARCH "The Chosen People' Ronald Eyre visits the Wailing Wall, synagogues, a traditional sabbath evening meal, schools and museums. (R) (2) 9:00 NBC MOVIE 'The Incredi- ble Rocky Mountain Race" (1977) Christopher Connelly, Forrest Tucker. Adversaries Mark Twain and Mike Fink take off on a cross-country treasure-hunt race from Missouri to California. (R) (1)OCBS MOVIE "Pocket Money' (1972) Paul Newman, Lee Marvin. An itinerant cowboy and his alcoholic sidekick are hired by a rodeo speculator to pick up a horØ of cattle In Mexico. (R) O CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett Majors) returns for a visit and risks her life protecting an 11year-old murder witness. (R) MOVIE "Vanishing Point" (C) (1971) Barry Newman, Cleavon Little. A former cop is aided by a blind disc jockey when he accepts a challenge to drive a high-performance race car from Denver to San Francisco in record time. (2 Hrs.) MAMA CALLAS A documentary portrait of the remarkable diva. hosted by Franco 2 hitter of the decade. The quiet, efficient California Angels star (formerly with the Minnesota Twins) tells of his abusive father and loving mother, his journey to the U.S., his marriage to a Jewish woman, and, of course, his game. Finally, there's "Fielder's Choice," a wide-ranging collection of baseball fiction assembled by Chicago SunTimes sportswriter Jerome Holtzman. Along with short stories in their original form, there are a number of pieces excerpted from novels, ineluding Chaim Potok's "The Chosen," Mark Harris' "Bang the Drum Slowly," Bernard Malamud's "The Natural," and Mordechai Richter's "St. Urbain's Horseman." The stories bring to life pitchers, urnps, and a fellow named Alibi Ike. 9:01 @ 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of game 7. if necessary, of the NBA finals between the Seattle SuperSonics and the Washington Bullets. (From Landover, Maryland) 10:00 0 VEGAS An entertainer at a telethon decides to make a fortune by kidnapping one of the illustrious performers. (A) 11:00 ED NEWS 11:30 2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: David Brenner. Guests: Donna Pescow. Mel Tillis, Gary Muledeer. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH Pete tries to free a woman kidnapped by a white slavery ring by convincing them that she Is a federal agent. (A) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper poses as a conman's target to Investigate a jewel-thief gang.(R) 1200 (4) BIG VALLEY Nick fails for a beautiful newcomer in town but finds out that she is separated from her husband. 12:37 0 MANNIX The owner of a carnival suspects he is a murder target when mysterious accidents begin happening around hlm.(R) a KOJAK DEAR DICK: We loved "Superman" and its stars, Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder. Can you tell us how the movie is doing compared to "Star Wars" and "Jaws"; when will "Superman II" be released; will there be further films alter that; and what are Margot and Chris doing now (professionally speaking)? M.C. L., Eureka, Calif. Well, the "Superman" people tell me they anticipate an ultimate box office take of around $200 million, which would top the "Star Wars" and "Jaws" figures. The second "Superman" which was filmed right along with the first one is expected to be released for Christmas, 1980. They have options on both Reeve and Miss Kidder for several more "Superman" films, but whether or not they excerise those options depends largely on how "Superman II" does. Actually, they have options for up to 10 films. Both the actors are about to start new films Reeve is costarring with Jane Seymour in "Somewhere In Time," and Miss Kidder will co-star opposite Michael Ontkean in Paul Mazursky's "Willie and Phil." DEAR DICK: My sister and I are having an argument. I don't believe that Patrick Laborteaux and Matthew Laborteaux are brothers. Patrick plays Andy Garvey and Matthew plays Albert Ingalls on "Little House On the Prairle."Who'S right? J. HOLBROOK, Warsaw, tad. 12'.40 - Kojak is told to free a child molester because the man has diplomatic immunity. (R) 100 TOMORROW Guest: (2) Ward Kimball, a retired Disney animator who owns an antique railroad system. (A) Ask Dick Weiner n :7 I ,J1 , &.1 .DEAR DICK: I am often confused, WIWU wnte -s "Battlestar Galactia," by the words "centron" and "micron." They are measures of time. Can you tell me how long a centron is and how long a micron is, in earth time? D.J. PASKEY, Kalamazoo, Mich. First, it is ''centon", not ''centron." And, according to producer Glen Larson, who Invented all of it, a centon is the equivalent of our minute, and is composed of 100 microns. Stick around a few more centons, and there will it has not been be no more "Battlestar Galactis" renewed for next season. - - - - THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 (2) (4)0 0 (ii) NEWS a W STUDIO SEE Attends a tours roundup, pony wild kids cookie-making factory and talks with a violin prodigy. (A) 6:30 (2) (1ll NBC NEWS @1)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ELI VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 12) TIC TAC DOUGH Zefferelli. (2)(4) 00 'Superman' Will Make $200 Million Lou @1) MARY TYLER MOORE Grant is fired when the news show ratings drop. (12) THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD ELI MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB @1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O MATCH GAME _ O $100,000 NAME _..-_ THA I TUNE 12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Lawrence. ELI DICK CAVETT Oscar Peterson. 8:00 Stave Guest: June 7 9:00 (2) (112) GUINCY Quincy is accused of murder when he signs a kidney transplant order on an accident victim who allegedly was not dead. (R) @ 0 THE LAST GIRAFFE Susan Anspach and Simon Ward portray Betty and Jock Leslie-MOlville. a young couple living In Kenya who adopt an endangered Rothschild giraffe. 0 COME HEAR THE MUSIC PLAY The greatest songs of Broadway are sung by Julio Andrews. Robert Goulei and Joel Grey in a dazzling hour of high-spirited music, laughs and entertainment 10:00 CI) (9D THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Attorney Tom Keating becomes convinced of Lee Bishop's innocence, but when he insists that there be further investigation, he is dismissed from his law firm (Part 2 o 5) (A) 020/20 11:00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guests William Masters and Virginia Johnson. (Part I of 2) 11:30 (21) (12) TONIGHT Guest host Richard Dawson. Guests: Norm Crosby, Shirley Jones. @1) THE NEWLYWED GAME (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Hidden World" Within our world there exists MASH Mail call brings another world inhabited b a "Dear John" letter to Frank creatures almost beyond our from his wife and news that awareness insects. Colonel Potter Is going to WALTONS @1) 0 THE become a grandlather. (A) Corabeth's normally different STARSKY & HUTCH A vigipersonality becomes even O lante group preying on crimimore peculiar when she begins nals who were set free ask to secretly drink in excess. (A) Starsky to join them (A) MORK & MINDY Mork falls 12:00 madly and passionately in love with a shapely blonde manne- @11) BIG VALLEY The Barkloys start a parole system in the valquin. (A) ley to help conv'rtS gel a better CRUSADE GRAHAM t112) BILLY ELI BEAUTY AND THE BEAST chance at a new start. A colorful puppet presentation 12:05 of the classic fable "Beauty CBS LATE MOVIE 0 And The Beast," is presented. -McCloud: The Concrete Jungle Caper" (1974) Dennis 8:30 Weaver. John Russell. O ANGIE Brad's multi-millionaire father orders Brad. McCloud goes undercover as a Angie and Angie's mom to fly drug dealer to expose a multito Palm Beach so that he can million dollar international heroin ring. inspect them. (A) "South Pacific" (C) MOVIE 12:31 0 (1958) Mitzi Gaynor. Rossaflo MANNIX 0 Brazil. An American woman 100 Frenchman a with falls in love (2) (12) TOMORROW Unusual nurse while stationed as a Navy on Hawaii during World War If. guests from past shows distu'i.á huthan sexuility. (2 1/2 Hrs.)': - . DEAR DICK: I would like to know how long "The Wizard Of Oz" has been on television? Does the one we see now differ from the original? CORRLE BARNES, Sanford, Fla. For all those interested in "The Wizard Of Oz." I suggest you read Al Jean llarmetz' book, ,The Making of 'The Wizard of Oz." In it, you will find that MGM signed a deal with CBS on Aug. 2, 1956, calling for two telecasts at $2259000 each. It was shown on TV for the first time from 9 to 11 p.m. on Nov. 3, 1956. The one shown then is identical to the one we see these days. This one may wind up in the Supreme Court. Both boys have been brought up as brothers, but they are not blood brothers. They were adopted by Ron and Frankie Laborteaux of Los Angeles and raised together. The couple deserves our admiration. Childless, they decided to adopt children considered unadoptable. Patrick had been classified as psychotic when he was only three months old, following a nervous breakdown. Matthew had a hole in his heart and later was autistic. Now 14 and 12, respectively, they are brothers or not, depcndng on how you define your terms. . HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for $2,500 t10 $25,000 or more, for any purpose! That's right! Pan AmenCafl Financial Services will arrange you own our own home, loans up to $25,000 or more, for any purpose! If condominium or mobile home and lot, you qualify. All applicants may be eligible. Widows, pensioners, people with bad credit, retirees, unemployed. Even those rejected by banks or loan companies. Easy extended repayment terms. Use your cash for any purpose. Medical bills new home improvements vacations appliances. Or pay off furniture car installment loans. 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On Friday, Graham's office sent a letter to Carter stating, "continuing shortages of low-sulfur fuel oil" in Florida "apparently will continue to exist for the next several months." When the first suspension of the clean air standards was ordered two months ago, the Sanford FPL plant began and using high-sulfur fuel from its principal supplier, Exxon. "We haven't been burning as much of the high-sulfur oil as we thought we were going to, but there is no way we could operate strictly on low sulfur oil," Burns said. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 1, 1979 President Carter again has been asked to extend a suspension of clean air standards so six Florida power plants, including the Florida Power and Light Plant in Sanford, could burn high-sulfur fuel. If the extension is not granted, area residents could experience sporadic power shortages and "brownouts," Scott Burns, district manager at the Sanford FPL office, said today. Carter twice has given Governor Bob Graham the authority to relax air quality standards for 30-day periods, DINETTE it1 I 1.. .__- I j • : • -.. * QUILTED * •• U . • LOVESEAT : • au 5 AND MATCHING CHAIR 00 499I 288 0 PIECES 5 U U I 95~ 0 288 CHAIR. OTTOMAN RECLINER U • ...ii. •.-t:'Y. 5-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP SOFA State • - ALL 57395 SOFA SLEEPER I W.CONTRAST • WELT QUILTED FABRIC. SPRING EDGE FRONT. - PIECES TRADITIONAL GROUP * CLOSE-OUT CORNER* Many Burns said the plant maintains a 30-day reserve of fuel. The current reserve supply is about 40 percent high-sulfur oil, he said. If the President does not grant Graham's request and continued use of high-sulfur fuel is prohibited, Burns said, the Sanford plant would lose its full generating capacity before the first of July. "We'll burn all the low-sulfur oil we can get from Exxon or from anybody else on the open market," said Burns, porary "blackouts" or 'brownouts," Burns said. Burning high-sulfur fuel normally is prohibited by the federal Clean Air Act since its use results in greater air pollution. Graham first asked Carter to suspend the clean air standards for a 90-day period, but the President granted only 30-day lifting of the standards. The suspension was extended for a second nionth in early May. Orr Announces New Program FULL SIZE 3 PIECE BEAUTIFUL HIGH BACK CHAIR but without the high-sulfur fuel we would probably lose 20 percent of our units," If the generating units are not operating at full potential (luring the high demand summer months, all power needs. cannot be met and consumers would experience tem- He said it was first thought that as much as 50 percent of the oil burned at the plant would be high-sulfur fuel, but that the plant has been using only 30 to 40 percent highsulfur oil in its operations the past two months. On.of.aKInd Items, Close-outs, Floor Samples, All In Limited Quantities. BUY AND SAVE! Savings Below Factory Cost! . I..UU.UUUIIILUUUII•SUUUUUUU•UUUUUU••UUUS•USUUUUS'q•U•U•UIUIUUUS*SURUUUUIUIU•U•U•USUSUUS•U•UUUI Will Give Tax Break For Hiring Poor A new program providing tax "commit yourselves to doing going to have to be involvement credits to business and industry something about unem- and commitment by everybody. for emnlovlrni the disad- nlo%ment. to brina this new We must come to urins with vanta ged will be announced by programto the attention of social problems or it ' IJjbe Coy. Bob Graham next week. those needing jobs and em- intolerable for our heirs," he Details of the program to ployers with jobs to fill." said. encourage the employment of "There are a disproporEdward Blackshearc, economically disadvantaged of minorities tionate number principal of Crooms High Vietnam war veterans, convicts who are unemployed, who Sch o ol, had graduated who and youth were given to the cannot find Jobs," he said, with Orr in 1943, Crooms from general membership of the pointing out that 55 percent of with a plaque for him presented Employment Seminole Florida's current prison field of the achievement in Economic Development economic and (SEEDCO) by Wallace E. On' population Is comprised of poor human at a breakfast meeting and minorities. Yet, On' said, development. minorities comprise only 22 Introducing Orr to the Saturday. percent of the population. gathering at the Sanford Civic Orr, secretary of the Labor school board member center, and Employment Security for "There is something wrong Roland Williams noted the the state of Florida, is a native when our state spends $14,000 was born In of labor secretary of Seminole County and brother annually to incarcerate a attended and Park, Fern of Horace On-, president of person but only spends $1,500 a SEEDCO. year to educate your youth," he Rosenwald as well as Crooms High School. _____ "When the poor and said. Iv. Amos Jones, SEEDCO minorities are certified eligible On' said 30,000 summer jobs locally, they will take a voucher also will be opening up in Juno board of directors chairman, In to ' a prospective employer," for young people from poor opening remarks directed attention to the plight- of the explained On', who forecast families, poor in Seminole County, "The plans. Graham's "A couple weeks ago we "There are too many families Department of Labor will celebrated the 25th anniversary confirm the certification within of the Supreme Court decision living in hovels unfit for human Brown vs Board of existence. There are too many 48 hours and the employer will receive a $3,000 tax credit the Education, which ordered the living in areas without paved first year. The second year a desegregation of schools. I streets or adequate drainage. tax credit of $1,500 will be personally and honestly believe We are committed to adBrown was not enough. We are dressing in a significant way given. "Maybe this program will now experiencing a polarization those who are deprived of help some of these who have of the races. There are people dignity and self esteem," he given up, are discouraged and standing down on the corner said. Among the special guests full of despair, give them a new who have not received their jobs," who need of the pie, was Miss Cheryl he said. present slice lease on life," Cromwell of the state DepartNoting the new program is Orr said, entitled "Target Job Tax Credit "If we are going to do ment of Community Affairs, Program," On' "admonished something about the problems Tallahassee. DONNA ESTES and r'hRrued" those nresent to farinu the community there Is WALLACE OltlL..secretary of Labor and Employment Security in Florida unveiled during a speech in Sanford a new statewide program aimed at helping the disadvantaged gain employment. ft rel sal 'a. Inc (lx of mc - C cu fed We - eautiful Quilted MATTRESS and FOUNDATION • -: COME-REST SEE VEDI But Women .S.Idh Soft OaIy. 95 QUEEN SIZE ZY Pc 95 $3... 4 ' Au r __________________ 4 -a $49 Kill Selves KING SIZE the gasoline "renders the By DONNA ESTES 95 PC noLeaded Too Cost l y? Some Find A Solution No Swindle, MST - FULL SIZE tar aft 01'1 - - NEVER BEFORE'i! 4 PRICED THIS LOWL?& TWIN SIZE OVA ft . $49; 3 catalytic converter inactive." Herald Staff Writer If you want to convert your Beckwith Is instructor of late model car from unleaded to automotive technology at the less expensive leaded Seminole Community College. "Leaded gasoline is two-togasoline, now Is the time. Conversion by private owners three octane ratings higher Is not against either federal or than unleaded gasoline that Florida state law now. But if the costs about five cents per gallon U.S. Environmental Protection more. "People who have cars Agency (EPA) has Its way, It requiring unleaded gasoline are will be in the near future. getting an inferior rated gas According to one Seminole and paying more," he said. County woman the process is Beckwith said the leaded simple. You need only pull the gasoline will not harm the neck of the gasoline tank out engine of a car that is supposed and remove the piece of metal to use lead-free gas. Beckwith said he could not that restricts to lead-free the type of gas pump nozzle that say for certain If a trend in conversion Is occurring locally, can be used. many Individual But even easier than that, but did noteowners have ap- NEW YORK (UP!) -Two elderly sisters, mistakenly believing they had been swindled out of their life savings of $17,000, climbed up their lire escape and jumped six floors to their death. The Irony, police said Friday, was that the money was still safe in the bank. Lee Young, 68, and her sister, Martha, 72, had lived happily in a comfortable apartment in the Bronx until they were approached two weeks ago by a well-dressed confidence woman. Using one of the most ancient of swindles, the woman told the 'Young sisters she had found a bag of money, and would share It with them. But first, she said, the sisters would have to put up the $17,000 as a show of "good faith." Authorities said the sisters mistakenly went to the wrong bank to try to draw out their money. An official there, hearing their story, warned police that a confidence scheme was about to take place. "Everything was straightened out. They didn't lose their money," said an officer at New York's Senior Citizens Robbery Squad. The sisters, pressured by the confidence woman and confused by the whole experience, became convinced, however, that somehow they had lost their savings. Sally Elliott, 68, who lived In the same building and knew the sisters for 50 years, said the women became Convinced everyone was against them, including the police. .On Friday morning, they turned on the gas jets of their kitchen stove. Then, clad in slacks and blouses but barefoot, they climbed the fire escape to the top floor of their building d jumped to the courtyard six floors below. building for * Rose Blindinan, who has lived in the Years, said she was in her kitchen which overlooks the courtyard when she heard a scream. "1 looked out. I thought it was kids playing and there a they were, dead. I feel sick like a dog to see such tragedy," Mrs. Blindman said. "They were such nice automobile according to an EPA proached him at the college spokesman, is the purchase of a, wide-mouth funnel device now' on the market. "The funnel is advertised, the spokesman said, "as an emergency device. EPA defines an emergency device as one to be used In a "bona fide emergency as when a person runs out of gasoline and needs some to get to the nearest service station," the u What happens to your no-lead type engine and the catalytic converter (emission device) on your car when you use leaded gasoline? According to Beck Beckwith, after a couple or more tankfuls of leaded gasoline, the lead in — girlL / I - 0 t..- .. . .- : service station operator or selfservice operator who "causes or allows" leaded gasoline to be put into a lead-free gasoline tank, said EPA spokesman Mark Siegler. fuel section, said. "The catalytic converter can outlast the car," he said, "asswning the car is maintained with unleaded gas. Just a few tankfuls of leaded gasoline, however, will deactivate the converter." Siegler said while EPA has been encouraging states with anti-tampering laws on books to enforce the law, the encouragement has not been met with much success. Siegler has been involved in conducting a nationwide survey since August, 1977 to determine whether a trend is developing across the country to convert lead-free cars to leaded gasoline. He said the survey has shown so far, an average rate of nineto-10 percent conversion. The survey has not been successful in Florida because of the license plate system used here. A small sticker is placed on each license plate to renew those plates annually. He said the method used in other states was to observe from a spot near a gasoline station, using tag numbers to verjfy through the state whether the vehicles for which gasoline was being purchased called for lead-free or leaded gas. From spots away from the stations the renewal stickers used in Florida could not be In addition, he noted, antitampering legislation is on the books in 34 states, other than Florida. But only two states are enforcing the anti-tampering laws within their state. Of the emergency funnel device, Siegler said, EPA has written to attorneys general of states that do not have regulations on the sale of such a device to bring it to their attention. "Using leaded gasoline in lead-free cars could cost the consumer quite a bid of money," Siegler insists, adding asking If his automotive section the result will be destruction of could do it for them. the catalytic converters. Beckwith said he promptly Is using leaded gasoline in points out it Is illegal, and that these cars dangerous? "It is his class cannot perform the possible but rare for leaded task. gasoline to clog a converter and Federal law calls for a $10,000 cause It to overheat as a penalty to be levied against any result," Siegler, chief of EPA's Today 11011 ArouadThe Clock ..........4-A Church Pages ............4-MI Comics .................... Horoscope .................6-B Hospital ...................2-A UURSELVES ..............3-B 6-B Sports....................7-9-A Editorial ..... .........4-A Television .................7.B .. ... Dear Abby ................. 2-B Weather ...................7-A See UNLEADED, Page ZA - :-.:: - • a .2 2 •"" A 7 • , - - ' . - 44 - 4" -. WE flit --c--, grc Criminals L inked To I car hoi foil tun wil tun twl' Assassination WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Assassinations Committee report on Joini F. Kennedy's death will say the fanner president was pro'ably asr'ssthate'i as a reult of a conspiracy, NBC News reported Friday. NBC said the final draft of the conmiittee's organized crime section, due out in July, "doesn't prove, but discusses in great detail, how and why individual members of organized crime could have arranged the murder." "The committee will say President Kennedy 'was probably' assassinated as a result of a conspiracy," NBC said. "It will explain its conclusion that an acoustic analysis of the sound of the shots makes it highly probable two gunmen were shooting even though three of the committee's 12 members questioned the acoustics evidence." - The network said the final report will say the mob's battle with John Kennedy and his brother Robert dates back to the McClennan anti-rackets hearings of the 1950s. Later, the Kennedy administration with Robert as attorney general brought about the strongest effort ever against organized crime. "The report names Curios Marcello and Santo Trafficante as the 'most likely' organized crime bosses to have been involved," NBC said. At provides evidence, some of it inconclusive, that they and Teamster leader Jimmy Hof fa threatened John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy or both. "Further, it suggests associations through which they could have influenced accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald or Oswald's killer, Jack Ruby." - - Both Marcello, underworld boss in New Orleans and Dallas, and Trafficante, onetime underworld boss In Cuba, denied involvement, NBC said. The network said the committee will say of Lee Harvey Oswald that "it's not likely he was a hired killer" but that "it is likely his principle motivation was political" and that Oswald's organized crime contacts could have deceived him about their true identities and motives. $ ien '1' 'a, ban relal wied F' after dersl Sal Santo Kelly R•Ida Ida N Dania Sanfoi HorI!l Doilir Easte Jay T Cathei Son Pub Inc. S.C. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The bidding may have been avant garde. but the defense -4 NORTH A 1084 93 $Q , 4 KQJ?114 WEST •7632 EAST • 95 A 1074 • K 105 A $ $73! ' ti '.' " . -. . I . ea ___ ______ By Oswshl JacAy aW Alan Satag ww.?' ' I . • 1 11 by T. IL am . . - . . . . . . - _. , . .3 N .- '..- "hi 'tI s. _ •1- I - _. % - . - - -- I - . .__.-'1_- i-- - . .. .;.: ... ~' I14 , : !_4*11~1' _,~ . .~~. k.~_ . " I . . .1 .- 4" - , -i - "". I ' .- - . - . - .. - . . - . •__ . - 7 .. 0;1 '. F A!" r ~ . It, I I ~' , . .., . , : . I, I .. - . . . Ik * , ~1-~, r lm,f I I , - . - - .., i%*ft1Qwt"j injury because of a fail on a city sidewalk. Y C Vernon min Y I '.. . A To Raise y would affect all nine cab companies The operating In the city of Sanford. Each of the companin has one cab according to a city hail spokesman. CommWdomrs voted urmilmously to instruct City Attorney Q Vernon NUU to Prepare an Ordinance to jrmlt the increase in rates, 3-2 vote In other action, the city commission on a turned &wn a proposal, to spend $1,811 for a brick sip to be placed at the civic. center. The sign would have UAW coining sveota. Coiiinthalos*rsjulianStendromandEddle Keith voted for the expenditure, while Commissioners John Morris ad David Farr opposed Mayor Lee P. Moore broke the rate Increase split • - - uSE * thi brabiN ad iw & Wiry entuW - ). Pit ••••••••• . ..i a __ I - i / •• •• • a scheduled for court hsar daring the twows petted bsgths'Ing Sept. 10. MIne again told iie corn. misdoners of bis powbW Knowles aldaslga could be constructed by using kcdwhh plaster that would be more in ke.pingwlththearthltedureatthecMccef*ar. other ca devalspl* as. resultolthimanyaressoftki city which have damaged Adnnft ACMSInpOII*WMáflRinS . 'fláØ ers as tbsclty'svotlngdshagatetothe ..+ id 1k W F i s't - Mw 1111111111111 11111111111110 Park Avenue. The chitch, ' sly 1 46. , : - 1.... .. -Aprursdi • . ' ofvalueatotr''iEL* ho be art'r'ed off en Aug. 20. , -ardrefllIy1asbs.ngraMedafai alke"hr do Moo of a I P C I "I od ganw,"d 0 L fU te I= - - . . . - . . - I. - : - -.01 _--- - -- -- ______-- ___ _ -, . ..•-.. - -. . . 1111111111W to I '• Oct bensver the N percent r;gi1td aid, "! ,W,**,* # 6*% 9 "" .-...z_ hisincruisdiacel*.Knowlesaidthe Knowles said Mrs. Tochisr has fallen twice before, both times In commercial titsb1I-MMa. and received settlements in lieu of court Action. .. en at , Moo of no InNtheiner.sokenaidtaxifareinthe I to this amunlaiiiitan the offer had been rejected, as bed ft $6,011 offer he bad llscognmended. The commission unyadthieweak to a maximum $7,W ad. Uemss* offer. Mrs. Tucker has had madical bills to this point of $1,700 wd she is cltrnhig "reekhI pain" from the fall, Mix, said. Asid*rpaent,notlonbyFarr,wlthsemfldbyMofllLto fls)dag for thesign died onal vote, with Moore joining Standrom and Keith. Morrhsindicated father search for the usessaary obovid be done. 1% $1,811 sip is much like we type sign ladrMsipad.dWthicJwMOSAril$,1m. 11 I - . •••••• . __ =,We 111111111111111 .1111A, p11.11 IN,, he •• - as cily is "a 1P ho we$ Mass. ftmay bres r"i1"kMl*W"t0"k=d0"riW~ eted,ere 1W Monday *0 W" reported 0 IRWIN sardeinasissof20psrcud dIyc - kendn attempt to settle the VA poutwig out he is concerried about the amount of a sit tiement a jury might award if the cue goes to trial. Two weeks no, although min recommemw a $5X0 settlement offer, the commisloners approved an offer of $2,800. L Felta Brsoken stand, by bb taxi cab ' I *, . . . . . ... ,,. Bolude Tucker (IW suit ainst the city, d&Wdm she had 11 -1 , ;;.~ . ~., ,~. 'e, "I '...., I j_. . 0 , .1 *' -I .... , ,'. ,. 1. . .. ..•. . -_ . .. - # . 20$ 'ti5 1111111 *11111 0 we , .. I - .h tipedi arrad dW Y4,11W I Is Amid" - Ib IdILtN1 . - . ..:.' .: -- a Herald Staff Writer Sadord,City Comm.1saloners will consider dut* Un next two webs what oftuld be dow to remove the high liability the city now faces because of the large number of damaged and huardous public sidewalks in the city. The situation caine to a head /; - .1fNfl, L 1. . . 01.111111111 .. - ., hir,eU ___ Per i f ex. 1Wam.. A r J* r . • ~ i i sasumsil ad whea do boy "Indefiolts" aancs wo,id not mamentarfly panicked, abs ed from him .d locked epeep atend beyond th .y. in a bdbr.om; th. boy traded MM . -- i,~~,,, ~,~ - ,z. I 4061duallysbal ha.svaiaie1sw,coho NbmenIs-_ rW ...• . ~ .ezuai battery and breaking . . I Acwrag to . sm in the ~ Ms. the boy AUDIs* bad brew his way ido a hom, made No way I* a bedroom ad fwad a 14"u%old SM there. Police said he ,Lzpvm PWI off ft IM's clotbiat bet - ItRIi avIflhl. he in I 1,- ,i g S 1i1 . J,. 'ti (J - ___ -- . ... I A I .. I %, .1 I ,. -1 _- . A . ; % .I 4 : . __ ___________ - - N\ . 919 ,,,' ','.-~o-- 1- , )[ 1Z Rates For . , - ,,e,~ ". Ift be" down'C, . , lo ws hm a *W type of aid" OW W M" a 11-par ran fto an Mu% lows i1P. ... . I 11111 morsorlanellassili 890 U1011L , He was pA In distaslim A 1111111111111111111111110 W bope that our I aMer in week Wer, 10 was bad on do Bull" Con" Cwoisiiiis es can chose Their ,i it sscior, was a d fftb , dhWer whm bowivas tbe "Non4leem was ad " we 41111111111t 1111110.00111110 appo'001 is cand" .. PrmMse of am iliveaft "Na to '. In Wo Dda"Collier. Parlel" A ------.. . -2 --A .. spusas allift 8, boy Mary. W11F Was be dbww ftewAarwimto ow laiihils . ti I 1110I poft U44 Whkh ukdJas20 ' By DONNA ''T1111111 dde far a s 006r, ft Wa Pwwu an Were Horemsowfhw 01 Of SUM 1 bimasan Lame A I f who roles in A taxicab rate increase is in the offing In the city of at Me Om do 0111010111 . "atBut it will be at Is" 45 days before A can take wu commautw. it ovid, twish job" am& 7billass WS& Lifflar add* a Tim 1461 ---- ad ft in had been inedid in the !L... . '.1r 14, big. now boy ft will take a ,nbthnun of that lestg to amend the city 00 it ' ordinance to permit the rat. Incises., or to amend the ivri nI leg after he breaking and eaterlig and wil Nffs he is skud dit saw bdury ChWM he M ordlinallice to repeal the rdealluft "dim wcorft to ' 1410wkL city Manager W Mow bola 70 111110- hd tall Wd CIM 10 $lSISdiY Mali S SINdbVIatheIIUSS J *8 he F. awwww bow Or adtiD the hearWi ctdim$css Monday fllst, the the . Bad b p g4 m.eth ci theY ik dtodbmt Like Mary puke the Mail's 34, Knowles said it w1h do &A pd& bwbg a S*. *A Wf"d NO dwpft -a f11111111 J11"aft a 111101 -0 F .1t..bo oenir olSefeway CabCo, asked the - HNIth 1knd__ epasde whisk hqpdJ I . .. . 1, ~ $ObRiIO'1 bist was detained _. oarnI Jun. 11 ci this year, he arm" by IAW Us" polio ____ : Yedk h " " " .. I ". I I - 1 . .. . . I . Tstknstt*twjyagali*'fA 'l, - .- .. ___ "% pok" __aid, Joi Walks ." ,'___ nford Rea A Utah reader asks if there ever was a face card called The bidding of today's hand the Valet. looks like something out of Yes. It is the French name Alice In Wonderland. East's for the Jack. opening bid was subminimum. INEWSPAI'MI KNTERPHI~sh ASWN i South's two-heart jump was supposed to be a weak Jump (Do you have a question fo* overcall. but was rather thil OxPwt$? Write Ask the S MR for W b West's Pej of this øa le was one of those pw. newfa led negative doubles tie answered it accoqraj*~ deslea to ask partner to bid by. 511-add.d a r suit. Onv010M. The most interest. West did have support for ing questions will b# used 1~ botb spades and diamonds but this column and wil r"W the negative doubler is copies oF JACOB V MODERN.) ' - . " I . .. r ________ iii ___A Aik Iii- IXiPb bY SIM Lft MW Jdw Rem"s Ar 17VAr z . .17M ZJ j# 0 girl at a . "111110 books Wbkb pow do jvsWk, bd ut Mom A11M whom do crime bm been of , ,,iwically," lAffier saidi, ,,the state system doesn't. . - step . 7' ." LaMer FUIor. fault of judges thd cartain t back juveniles streets" bnowing a crime, he added. The fault "could reasonably be *M atdo fad of certain Ian now an the . . , * ''. . * i ion B r en Cos *I'' Juvenile Court Judge K.en L. %* there ' 81=.. -. ___ East was now sure of two trumps 'f' '• 1 zi, settled Connected Expenses Somdkm do , owti i7ter POWWOW to pwaly paoish ask .s t ,f .. r the lead of diamonds - the lower-rank9XQJ111 0in side suit. West ruffed and bliged by underleadi lin Dot his 0105 diamond ace. East t his Vulnerable: North, SOuth king and led a ihird club. Dealer: East South discarded a diamond Wed Nor* F ." South and West made his second ruff. Now - he led his ace of 14 29 diamonds to force dummy to p p, p, r' ( # ,' LEW5196 things ,. ` s SOUTH - ' .. those I MWAM l. a .. of - - . -'. . i V - . ..:..• te Are Juveni1e 0 en ers A owed WIN AT BRIDGE ~ ' . Back On The Street9 0 A /. been W ' - . .. a 0VW .. I *# - - - ___ '-::: - - 116 i**7PSWS 1W IVT ... - Ill - 57 s. w " I )..,:. j* fir SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST L Roger excess 55 ~ `11%)t*N39rA__ II - (Jima 21-July ) 1Ws Is a pod day to gody 8AGTFAI1US (Nov. 2SDec. -r21)~ you usually prefer something that it is W" 1111111111C11OWN 11110111011*111AIDUY,YOU due. His mpg --s AouldP@d be will find that you'll far, better favorable at thu time. .. .1. I SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. fl) Becawe you!re rA likely to be dmived by outward sppearances today, you will bandlet yourself afthiNy in uatlont FCliOW your / I - HOROSCOPE ...Thff tJT NEXT N9 W114.. W AOOUr T H 1F FE CTS WUNPO CATCHY,PJT I. OF C4LON17ATION ON PON'T CAR11 VA THE WRIC0." -rH9 RAIN FOROM ... - I learned. by Stdfel & Halmdahl ff V .I LITY IS 0 dr I LIKE GUITAR ML$IC - wars. LEO (July .Aug. ) jysj j43fl AhAR1lS(Jen.*f 1$) quite helpful may be passed on Youll be a social asset today to you today In a social en- because youll know how to put counterwlthafrlend.Domore othersateue and get theiflto listening than talking. How to talk about themselves. They'll get along with other slgnslsone love you for It. of the sections you'll enjoy in PISCES (Feb 2( .March 20) Your thoughtfulness toward which begins with Your bir- loved ones will be deeply ap. y. Mail $1 for each to Astroe Graph, Box 46, Radio City things you,U do for them will StaUon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to show you really care, and that specify birth date. you he" their bed Interests at ZI%W. 22) An hearL VIRGO(Aug. important 90d Can be achieved ARM (March 21-April 19) today if you take ftW a step You're very good today at at a time Be awe of your worldngwlththings requiring Wing before making each creati" or Imaginative twid. move. Put your originality to UBRA (Sept. Oct ) Knowledge gained (run a pad TAURUS (April *May 20) experience can be put to good Be satisfied with small gain. use today when youll to cow today ftv" by a similar __ ...61-. big Mt. P=Im bwk4o4ock Benefit from what you've will add up to dollam IP1 iIU' ____ BUGS SUNNY % - ' - L - for you because of the many 19) Be reasonable about Um size new friends youT W making. of the reward you expect for One in particular will help get Your efforts today. What you do you involved in fresh interests. will be acknowledged in KUH ., .. . boo V0 # - YOUR BIRTHDAY Auges ,IV3 f71" It YWRE WROWzr - For W.dn.sday, August 15, 1979 . 4 ~, i ; age, 37 138 I a . E WAY I YOU CCNCEPE A PONT WHEN YOU KNON I -1A - - I by Al Virmear V 1 ni4 F 31 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - le - 33 54 *44 Z OR 50 IT APPEAR5 I ,a =-~ '11* ~c .- - Finally I . ~~ AS-4 - I I 040W! To Get Identifying seign ounty Courthouse t rho 6 47 I I 11 ARGUMENT! - - I . -. i/ - - 56 k I PRISCI LLA'S POP - - - /1 . I ~ - I 14 5AD AG MV I - - •. 23 24 IS 41 _____ THAT 7HNGS ARF_ NX A'S SAY... . it - - 28 byHowlSchne r I 5WEVE I CM SAMY . or 16 I EEK&ME ! 22 21 - - ; I J Lumb C I34 lk.~_ /. _. _ L(_ ~' Ill Evening Herald-CUSPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents I - 25 tP O& ~ . - list Year, No. 30-Widnssday, August 15, 1919-Sanford, FlorIda 32171 D differ 17 il I Ih~ H 'I'M NOT STUCK ANYMORE P Is REGGIE, HOW COULOYOU ~ 7 6~ T~E ALIL- BEAT T~Y~ I FOUNDA PIGEON AND R I P OFF SOME POOR, EGGIE, LINLCADED I'T ON HIM! UNSUSPECTING HUMAN YOU WANY- ABOUT THE BEING THAT WAY ?' THI A T WORTHLESS EASY--r jr STUCK lTH , 11 J A"~ FM .-.; 7 r. 111er[i iii (!1I111g IT . -- - i6 I '- _____________________________________________________________________________________ - . Sansom r ARCHIE . 7 8 9 10 11 12 LL - - ill, 4 5 6 36 f 0 I encouragement in either case. . My husband has gout and takes Indocin. NJ 0 0 I . DEAR READER - Gout is ~ caused by high levels of uric other medicines that are I acid production by yOur ° en commonly used In body cells. Uric acid salts Can forms of arthritis and the acute Inflammation of choice of the medication to be Cal After two and one-half years bids up to $1,400 for the said. along the street. rememberthereascln," he said. come without some haggling. building, she said. , the toe. On a long4errn basis, used depends upon which type of continual debate, the druction and placement of a wasn't a decision "There Commissioner Sandra Glenn But commissioner Bill Kir. He amended the motion and Consequently, whenever a Nelawender, who can settle In joints and cause of arthritis It Is and the overall Seminole Board of County sign on the Seminole County refereed argurrgjj cosernbsg snide when It was first brought commissioner suggested moved to spend $2,800 for two chhoff said $2,800 was too much the commissioners accepted his gouty arthritis. Thus, gout IS condition of the patient. Commissioners has finally Courthouse. the sign in pad years, said up," he said, "and every time It posting a sign, other corn- signs reading In bold print: to spend and only one sign was proposal to put one sign on the the cause of one type of ar DEAR DR. LAMB - What agreed to Identify their home. "There OUght to be acme there has not been opposition to came up afterwards there was missloners would begin debate Seminole County Courthouse. needed. The sign on the east courthouse's west side facing thritis. can a person do If he swallows ,By a vote of 4.0 Tuesday, with celebration at this point," idenfifyft the courthouse. U's the feeling that if it hadn't been over the size, cost, style, or One sign sWWd go on the east side of the courthouse, he said, .Park Avenue. Health air and can't help It? I tried ! I'm sending you ' must have been a location of It, he said. No date for the construction. n member absent, the county administrator side of the building and one sign would not be visible to the lAter number 2-3 on put and everything to stop but MY : r m n doolioners voted to take Nelswendw sad following UW that kept ggtft put off, he reason, but no one could Even Tuesday's vote did not on Ow west side of the public because of the oak trees of the sign was set. to give you more In- mouth gets full of saliva and uric formation about this problem. becomes very tense and Itchy. I Other readers who want this have to stop, but how do I go i Issue can send 75 cents in check about It? My stomach Is bloated coin with a long, stamped, and I feel full all the te, even self-addressed envelope for it. when I haven't eaten. It may 1 Send your request to me, in not be a serious problem but it i . .I ,1 1. . I . care of this newspaper, P.O. really bothers me. 0 ., Box 1551, Radio City Station, DEAR READER - It's ': i gas, I . .. I uncomfortable to be full of New York, NY 10019. ~. i r t Wq M I I I Arthritis Includes a long list regardless of whether it's in ... of conditions. The two main .swallowing air or some other forms of arthritis are cause. My first suggestion would be that you should see a physician. He might be able to type most often seen in people By GEOFFREY POUNDS To pay for audits of past years (18-17 and 17-18), It might Tallahassee. tabihity Act, which becomes effective Oct. 1, requires counties to iedicine that some and the other past middle The letter was the st in a lobbying effort by the cornHeraIdStaff Writer have their audits performed by independent CPAs. Previously, cod as much as $800,000, Etchberger said. If the county Is unable P keep your mouth dry common type Is rheumatoid liv atsees counties were done to audit the previous years,then lt would not be able toprovide the missloners to amend or rescind the financial emergency act the state through the auditor formation A Potential $3 million burden looms over Seminole arthritis which Is a generalized and stop the . information required by the federal government regarding $2.5 Letters also were sent to the state senators from Seminole, Clark. wal's office' disease associated with in- 0I saliva. That way you won't ,whilie officials begin an Intensive lobbying effort to Wing about have to swallow all the time. 1% cost of the audit this year, Etchberger said, will be about million revenue sharing funds received for those two years, Etch- Maxwefl and John Vogt. Munmation of the joints. legislative relief. In their letters, the commissioners make three points: $16^ or roughly am pmmt of all tM county,s operating berger said. The fact that you swallow air . County budget director Jeff Etchberger saki a bill passed by There are a lot of other and produce lots of URV& That the new law "is dearly in violation of previous the county be unable to provide the audit information to ft IM Florida I*g1dature requiring countin to have audits . funds. He said that figure has bm budgeted for fiscal year IM theShould causes for arthritis, including suggests to me that you might million, legislation passed by the 1978 session of thie Florida liAgiallature federal government, it might have to refund the $2.5 performed by independed wrtifled public accountants has put 80 gonorrhea, and at one time be a little on the tense side. He which provided that the state would not mandate additional . according to Etchberger. Seminole County in 64 a red pickie.90 I But an audit at that price moy ad be available, he add, . tuberculosis was a com.mon may be able to help you with programs or costs for local governments. without providing new . "Refunds of such funds would have major impact upon all He said the effects of the bill could rwA in the courAy having becaum accowtants will now figures from prgviout years and cause. Stated another way, your tension problem. sources of revenue to fund such costs"; ., residents Of Seminole County and possibly all residents of the to spend as much a $0,=for anditing few The county could thie last state audit of Seminole County was done in IWS. arthritis can be a complication for Independel3t ill be totally unfeuible" that the new law "w Aside from those measures, state of Florlds, if similar situations exW in other counties "the "We know we would have to pay for this year's audit, but we am be forced Into having to refund $2.5 million in federal of a number of different in- my best suggestion is to learn to certified public accountants to perform both financial and didn't anticipate having to pay for the past two years," Etchcounty commissioners wrote in a letter to state represeZives; revenue4haring money, he sa.14 y diseases. anwalk nund- with an aser Bob Hattaway and Bobby Brantley, Seminole County's men In See AUDIT, PageZA The Local Government Financial Emergency and Accounberger said. atehi I used to control east betwee acute attack of gout. It Is one of while you're at home and out of I lir several medicines used for this public view. It's hard to t 01 /, I 11 '' purpose.- It is also useful In a swallow when you're h6lding an ~' 1 .. number of inflammatory eraser between your teeth and * conditions which Includes some that will alert you to the fact cases of rheumatoid arthritis, that you are swall owing and • .. As in gout, there are many help train you out of the habit. a my . I . ViWit 1111111111 -_ I - - - - - - F S .11MRAWRWOFNA! "-; P t''I ' 14 / Indocin the best thing for 14 - k__1 : ft s 0 JE I V I E I D ___ LWKS WOP... [i' ~ w7 I . acid by Art 7 .~ . A 1II DRDl DEAR please explain the difference • - - - _________ THE BORN LOSER [ :~: I ° ______ . 44 Gridder Jimmy I _____ 4 - GoutoCaused 40 Pointed 19 Printer's shapes measure(pl I 41 Weather 21 Hold fast bureau (abbr.) 22 Very heavy 42 Horso 23 Fit directives 24 Hoses 43 Rowing tools 25 Hearty pool 45 Used 26 Medley 27 Con- 46 Sadist Marquis de tendere plea 47 Looked at 9 Lysergic acid 29 Of liquid waste th 49 Actress West diethylamide 30 a 50 Article 31 Ogles ass ? 37 Heart (Lat.) point nickname 53 Adams mate 12 Outer (prefix) 38 Skillful 37 Flower part (p1.) 39 Enciphers 1 _____ DA013INMISOMQUIlk . . - ' `11 A)OI2 . T yp e Of Arthritis 6 1 - e5 I Cleansing I graduate pu ihcase 25 Is curious 3 Chicago 28 Foam 32 Hawaiian 4 Spanish river - greeting 5 Garden plant 33 Imposing Once and series future king 34 ked 7 Physical 35 Fake fell might 38 Singer Gerry 8 Belonging to , \ ___ DOWN sound -,- .. I - - .. '' .. 20 Barnyard C. - 55 Inarment 14 Peasant . . I I • IS Awaft 17 Greek letter '_ - . BEETLE BAILEY ,,% I .4 18 __ •P EL (S ,-~ I Answer to Previous Puzzle A P4 SK U 17 0 I Tibetan guide 48 Mariner I I 101 51 Unilateral (2 7 Exploding wds.) meteor C & I • ACROSS 45 Compass (WHAT ARF_ AW)uT T04E SAME AS DRAVONG I THE C.HANCES 0 _`1 GLONDIE FIRST Chic by . . II8S en Nasw W ft IN �Herald, Sanford, — Fl. Wednesday, ---------~ 5u. is, in, __1 Shooting Incident '.1'4L ,,1 A . jewlery worth In excess of $2,500 In a safety deposit on Aug. 4, 1$79 VYORLD l' L eadsr - To An Arrest , Donald Edward Payne, Jr., 21, W S. 3rd St., Like Mary was arrested by Sgt. Dale Plcou of the Lake Mary Police Friday and at a motel In Altamonte Springs. charged with unlawful discharge of a firearm toward an The suit claims Davalta, Inc. Is a Florida corporat,n automobile. operating businesses under the "fictitious name" of Sundance flue Police say Payne, driving a Pontiac, was chasing the ocand Sundance Restaurant and Lounge. These businesses are cupants of a Jeep Waggoneer and fired a shot at the vehicle with a located at the Intersection of State Road 436 and Douglas RoadsIn .22 cal pistol. Sgt. Plcou said he saw the Incident. Altamonte Springs. The occupants of the Waggoneer, Russ Sharpe and William When the Downins came to reclaim their property, they wire Shulte, both of Green Cove Springs, Fla., were unhurt, according told the envelope containing their Jewelry had been given td a to police. third unidentified party, the suit claims. The property, Q'ie Police said the incident stemmed from a domestic disturbance Downins say, was lost due to the "negligent" actions of the bi. The man atarresidence 4th SL, Like Mary, and Payne began his ficials of the Davalta, Inc. chase of the Waggoneer there. The Incident occurred just before game down the street because the noise disturbed him. The Davalta, Inc. has refused to reimburse the Downins for t)e Mrs. Evans told deputies she picked up a stick to defend herself midnight, Aug. 10, at Van Buren Avenue and Third Street. estimated value of their lost jewelry, the suit says. Payne Is being held In Seminole County Jail In lieu of $8,400 while her daughter pulled the man away. No one has been Mary Griggs DeLoach Is suing Sam Woodruff Jr. and Allstte arrested In the incident. bond pending a hea ring. Insurance Co. for injuries she allegedly suffered In an auto Ac. CIVIL SUITS cident. .1 ASSAULT The following civil suits have been filed with the office of According to the civil suit. Woodruff was driving In a northeIy A 56-year-old Sanford woman was hit several times In the bead Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking direction on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Longwood on July 25, l78. Uue by a man because the baseball game in her yard was making too damages In excess of $2,500: to his "negligent and careless manner," Woodruff lost control of much noise, according to Seminole County deputies. David and Bormie Downin of Longwood are suing Davalta, Inc. his car and collided with Ms. DeLoach's car, the suit claIms. Mary M. Evans, 56, of. 1813 Lincoln Ave., Sanford, told deputies and Mrs. L. Loulamet for damages relating to the loss of their As a result, Ms. DeLoach suffered injuries In and about hr an 18-year-old Rochester man struck her with his flat in the right valuable Jewelry, body and ektrernlfles and has paid and will pay future medial temple area. .According to the suit, the Downing placed their valuable bills for treatment of those injuries, the suit charges. IN BRIEF ); "I 15,000 Death Toll Estimated At Flooded Indian City NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Flood waters receding from the Industrial city of Morvi revealed a grisly scene of 01 mass death and destruction today, sending the estimated . death toll as high as 15,000. About 1,000 bodies had been recovered from the ruins of the northwestern city by Tuesday and rescue workers said many bloated corpses were still rotting on streets and rooftops, In houses and temples. p: Morvi, about 300 miles north of Bombay, was Intm dated by flood waters up to 30 feet high Saturday when the içdream Monchi dam burst under the pressure of 48 hours of torrential rains. :;.. The tons of swirling water rushed through the city of ; L: about 60,000 persons without warning during the evening prayer time, completely covering Morvi within minutes, one witness said. Candy Heiress Reward. Offer Expires WW II Surrender Marked ,..I I.. I . Comes Under Scrutiny WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White House is examining both the results and the methods used in an Energy Department report that found no evidence oil companies hoarded supplies to create this year's gasoline shortages. The Interim report has been strongly criticized since It was released last week, primarily on the ground Invedigators relied too heavily on figures supplied by the oil industry Itself. Press secretary Judy Powell told reporters Tuesday the White Hoise domestic affairs staff, under the direction of presidential adviser Stuart Elzendat, was directed to study the report and decide If it Is satisfactory. ';' I to of of of of I for at were 'I ARTaTERIORS 'Israel To Quit Talks? By UaIled Press latesutlosal by Incensed U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young's secret _____ Mary had agreed to his release "because of his temperament and attitude.". Said Higginbotham, "The Lake Mary Police Department was never contacted by any juvenile authority requesting recommendatlonj as to the _ I)_Die...- ' SA VIN i /I P. I . , lI-jj .. — . PITALNOTES TES , 0 , *usouj MIMOmAL -' - Willie MIS $rV OvIiø Am" #X Lms*ss. Paisley 'NSSP$TAL . uam , ., 11MM - iiriittta - . TVILMINI1 ___ ...•'. _ S_ I-M t 'L . I- = ON" __ . _I JI N ., I w— — — 'I . '. ass IN . - U • or w-cd c" Module I Each recAarges A ias,a.c.iorsai.SS Price inc 4 DayS 2 547 I ±'a,DMoS7 — . .(. . S .. .. WFATHER 1 - '- _ ".• fair' in. . -.. . S. 11 - . - 1W - , ' 7Sip2P % , I 8 WId iilol lm. . 420 ISIS M t00 leà*b 91 MiP0d AL i'Ik$W caiop. Zxn*lpouerlesSpnesr.Flsld 2way pi p of IS 1000 verda. ,. irb "Illll"'O"-, 'ft'll'M .L.L L - ' sliffil P, IWO - f - X1 * , AW AT .461 4 guy a'"Aft c: '- ..14.._,a._ 1 S' - -ø•p--- . - - _-.-.---.__ .. - -• -t -. -. - ..- - . -. -. - - • . --. .--- — - ..- —. r' • r _A.•'P ' •.-•-•-_-.... '•• -- ..-._ . ...i - - '-5 .-S '.' - 5.--.. S . I I II ___ ' S.amku bock for smooth fit Flat knit fabric for greater comfort over his FREE! MAKE YOUR FALL LEAGUE RESERVATIONS NOW, YOU ARE INVITED TO ENJOY COMEDY, SUNA4ONG a FUN WITH 1k be ' UPNDAY TW liwik. L, —: 1awegINsusapt Isicka high IsIS w man I ______ --~ o - * I - - FRANKIE & JOHNNY - -_ i __ 1111". 11141111 _ =a$ I - U SmmZwCP _ , Ie9r _ __ _____ 'Ma be 1$ I ' SdSSSSI t1 M ppes,Maatil 3 PScIlL maMa tM dIS*POI . 5S. eMal perMa - I 77 " 7 ' THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Pert Caisversi: high, LW P a.. ,udlags: tow 74; p.m.; liv, 9:2 pa. lew , PS''. N; 1S)S1t high, 121$ pa.; yesterday's kigi, N; keremetrie pressure, 30. Ill; liv, 147 pa. OATR4G POUCAIT 'be1I,s b'*y, 11 pereest MW It. Aegmelin — Wide mcIy eat N a )Psneas$: Pertly el.sdy sees be "so" we 36 á flu'sday. A chase of 8M * '' be 4 fo few Iu,Man. Maineen and evesieg ku - no mush be •. -- _, , liv 1k. the law be aid'*. , wide It 00 or lm aftomen wd mft ftaft. $at dom ease eiiiiiiis 90 an _____ 'the afterases sad met" . .p& 0 0 00A • ow ? pq . ;VJ4 eversight MN$IPk _______ - I WARM UP SPECIAL -' taTri1s*be 1WP-I. 7i, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Miller Brewing Co. has told the goverment It doesa't think Anheaa.er-Bia.ch akenald be allowed to call Its beers "natural" when they are made with Udngs like tannic acid and chemically treated bw wood chips. In the latest rowad of a continuing regulatory agency war between the nation's top two brawirs, Miller fired off Matemomati from tiree nutritionists saying Busch's use of the word "natural" Is deceptive. Busch's "highly processe4 chemically modifl.d aid treated beendo not come ilthintheacC*ddQPOf 'natural," Miller said In a memo filed With the Federal Trade COMMLsim . 1. . ~I ii ' ', - - Ups Prim. IF11wrest 4497:. 4097.. ea9T &A97 pill"ll I 1 = 1 Pro.700 Strobe 400T Strobe Thyrlsbr Fifth Thyristw It CWCU4 for Computer bounce A utomatic c- flash. Our tIOfl Save. mndableocaI' 14 - be beiketheesMdib.ijy •M----j a4 -' 55' L. iubjHr, ...U.-.1. 9 . pajama top was lying on Colette MacDonald's body as the defendant stabbed his pregnant __________ wife with an Icepick while -staging a Charles Manson-like crime scene after he killed his \\ family. Thornton admitted he could not say the boles. rr1%4 have. .!S'!IS sulrets bwn'prucád'lh' the type ci........... I .4 • attack MacDonald has described. During cross-examination, Machine wash warm prosecutor Brian Murtaugh tumbl* dry medium pulled a pajama shirt permarwnt press fabric arms and assistant U.S. Attorney James Blackburn stabbed at It with an icepick to show that resulting tears were not circular. \_ ^ an BOWL EVERY OTHER GAME - .. -a THUNDER Beer Firm Questions Claim 9 . 36 Dr. John Thornton, 38, associate professor of forensic science at the University of California-Berkeley, testified that circular holes in the pajama shirt could have been made while the shirt was moving. Earlier In the trial, FBI forensics expert Paul 'otnbO1ih told the court the' circular holes meant the garmeat had to have been stationary when it was stabbed. MacDonald contends the shirt was torn and wrapped around his wrists while he was struggling with four hippie-like intruders the night of Feb. 17, 1970. The prosecution claims the mitsm ROLLIN' - 1C4 Mlnlsw ChIVOr I a - P14 C. D. 9V ~rW=GI S0lits. 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J 01.00 aided - tows the for idMism repak to be r 'Is =do csdd be the vi aid sigpatiss I, resolve the ' i Defense lawyers for Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald have begun their attack against crucial prosecution testimony surrounding the bloody and torn pajama shirt MacDonald wore the night his Wife and daughters M!ItII.S trtp'-murder 'trial reached the mid-point Its fifth week Tuesday, chief defense attorney Bernard Segal called his own expert witness to refute government testimony that the shirt could not have been torn during a struggle with the Intruders he claims attacked his family In their Fort Bragg apartment. _____ __u'ika1. sahl~ oir hsdii se city for mdwbw cob 1W ws1ka recently rpliced p, thin. spend the it tie isiks be - WASHINGTON (UPI) - AFL.CIO President George Meany, Incapacitated for more than three months with a painful arthritic hip but hanging on to his role as the leader of organized labor, celebrates his 85th birthday Thursday. Meany has not been to his office since mid-April when he was hospitalized after Injuring his left kneeina golf cart accident In Palm Springs, Calif. He earlier suffered an adverse reaction to a cortisone shot, and the lengthy bed red caused his hip alline,4, for which he wall operated onlnl*,to flare Up again. Aides been forecasting Mesny's Imrnl'wnt return for several weeks, but he has yet to make an appearance at AFL.CIO headquarters a block from the Whit. House. . -, of Meany Turns 85; still iii (at 1/00).~ Oversized eyepiece for virM am with giiisses. Sell. MIMMIS I XG-7 WNh ".4 Lons, WA Can kw __ I . ; 1 4 Days 284108 r I [ of ___ - . ~~ S frEJJfl I.II ,, ____ said b.dtM gel the Mat, to pay for the ; peoclis two yser's ' • AP ,,, ~ 14 a" of RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) - ATLANTA (UPI) .- ri*lan Ii q01ng more tm- minedin the Southeast as the region's economy continues to dip, the Altanta. Federal Reaeñe Bank reported Tuesday. The FED summary for the Sixth Federal Reserve District Alabama, Florida, Georgia and parts Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee said economic activity in the region "weakened further during early summer." Economist Bruce L. Williams the First National Bank of Atlanta expressed a similar view, writing in the bank's Economic Report that "It Is now virtually certain that the U.S. economy Is In a recession." L.....THE SAVING PLACE !J . . ' over of "... . O'..... * WED. TNMJ SAT. Ii 1111V4111 . Pajama Shirt V ital As Murder Evidence Recession Imminent V. _ . ____.. _ _____ Hwy 427. 1 Block South of 434 Longwood Mows 104 33P-3192 IS A SN AIF ' I ______ j as m. CAMPHO* TUE i G _____ •------;.-' IV /0 WIIWVIII Vii Art Supplies To r Stvents __ I II/I II . of SIGN UPTODAY -.. A1TTERIO1S ' : Aud'p t1 boy's disposition." At the youth services agency in Robert Pickerel, program supervisor for children and youths, said, "We are not allowed to discuss the specifics of a delinquency case." BOISE, Idaho (UPI) - Fire crews concentrated their efforts today on the northwestern corner of the 65,000-acre Mortar Creek fire to prevent flames from roaring Into a heavy timber area. The crews hope to establish a fire line there, which would give them a measure control the 3-week-old blaze In Idaho's picturesque but rugged Primitive Area. Forest Service officials said they hope to declare the stubborn blaze contained by Sunday. Crews from Arizona and New Mexico were withdrawn from other areas of the fire Tuesday after they were able to establish lines on the rest of the fire - with the help of two days of cooler temperatures and rain. CALLI Acrylics, Pastels Etc. iS Oiiid. ud SlaisM Daily :lS.h$, Sn. 114 iiS Nuiurg, DsLsa. Mt. bus £ *issimm.s D$liS4, S..t 124. , Sidewalks 04b, Watercolor, Some Success With Blaze : Day a Evening Classes Now Forming , - ', USE TIME In Juvenl'* le. Offenders C.instd From Page U) him back on the streets from boy in training programs at the Intensive Group Treatment or Marlssani, or in Program was made." Higginbotham one ci their hallway louse said this program, a group therapy programs." The boy was back on the format, was tied in "with Mreeta again by .iui i& (), constant supervision by _ sdors who would go to the Aug. 3, he was arrested again. •1 --- -This as br eaking boy's home." time. ft w for riani* crasfl, ______ d iuiag. pubs 4, uIitL $ MOSCOW (UP1 Two pasieliger iünes Comm Iii I glary and larceny home and had stolen $75 in all egedly I the air over the Ukraine Saturday night, killing about 150 were committed cub. His trial date Persons indudhagthe 14 members ofa Soviet soccer e, whil e he this Thursday In Juvenile therapy program. Soviet sources said today. Coi The crash occurred near Dneprockerzhlnak 500 miles llcdIhm noted all seven s th of Moscow, sou Mar' of the boy's arrnts had taken Police Department has been Dlac6 within a two.vmr nw One of the planes was an Aeroflot jetliner carrying the iad muclawd with phone calls Pakhtakor soccer tam from Tashkent to Minsk to play AM all were ow the and of the asking about the cue. A Lake against Minsk Dynamo, they add. Mary Police Department school year or dwing the I detective, Dave Higginbotham summer he who said he hs received many,an earlier of e " such calls, said one caller Higginbotham said the wanted to know why the boy Of One of the aesuel had not been suggested as a mother • • i t ______ candidate for psychiatric battery victims planed him (Ci"i,d Fr.. Page 1A) treatment. said Ma. had called the Solomon Higginbotham said, "We woulani 1% women,according *`cpmpllmco audits of county operations boocause no CPAs CWTently practicing within the Ado have previously audited referred this caller, and dbwa, to On detective, said, dw Md to a Mrs. Solmon in ft been told by the program offte 100WAM within'the date, and I.. — thid the date hall not audited the county for two yam and Division of Youth Services that the boy bad been irdeased . I 11he financial drain on the cowAy, if Ilm-ed to pay for psd.ye&r Progriam office in Orlando, from detag" - becam Ow S an would Wtoomuch,paxticularlysbiceth e coisoty Is limited where the decision to rolesse ;*lice department by the five percent property tax revenue hike Imposed this you' the Iaur,. . .5 I "If we C1111111 I* 1111111114111ft d0a to amend ft act by Apa we will be akay," said Elcbburpsr. Alter that dais, he said, the ' ' csusdy will become liable forth. audit f . Hip. Brley today said he will meet with county reprosen. U) rwaoved,' aald Knuwlm, H. " daps well I* be takm atth AM -ad a left hm ft the r recently he nelleed th was laid by offk'4als in lab, Couy that they would be faced UkL The VW II sidewalks at Ike north aide of lk ith ;-:. Mlbmr&a Brlsy originally voted hi liver of the act, he said: city nplaL %UUTCU FOv In., I. M ,,i, to .e '-i. bill may have m1del _ . dwild rsoovsd, he the 'ume time, owi- a" ,-Mqk we be"Wego At ~~.-'- He uk! do MU duk pbdpdly with providing mumm to NO AM III 1111111 "Got a coonly W eky oVerlowed misidow D" Faff told his fuey. Pillithap we lilliollild colleagues be pinsiifly overlay lb. COCTII$ ;.iei ...g.cy. Until two wesbe age, be said, he tvInived,no complads hm cowun F N I to o'll the, dkcb of 4911,00116 Me pedw of All up". "A WW&I mdo -il LESSONS ART meeting with key PLO official, Israel served notice it will quit the Middle Eat peace talks U the United States 10 tries to include the Palestine Liberation Organization. Deputy Prime Minister Ylgal Yadin, who left for the United States today to drwn up support for the Israeli posiuon, mane ii ciear that Israel ww not negotiate with the PLO even If a way If found to make It accept a key U.N. resolution recognlzlng Israel's right to exist. "Everybody will have to think twlbe what they want: to negotiate with the PLO or to negotiate with Israel. ( that our position Is very clear," Yadin told Israeli date radio and television Tuesday. I WASHINGTON (UP!) -AmReston said the U.S. govern- stance" and said Young had not Palestinian state. The United stressed that his statement bassador Andrew Young's conmeat hastened to reassure been aware Terzi would be at States has threatened to veto it 'reflects the president's vws firmed but unauthorized July 26 Israel, which formally protest- Bishara's home when he went as it stands. as well as the secretary's.' meeting with a top PLO oficial ed Young's meeting with the there with his son. In response to questions, has drawn a prompt protest PLO official, as soon as it came Tuesday, Reston said Young Reston said Vance learned only Young was defended by from Israel and a reprimand to light, knew Terzi "would probably be last Saturday while in Ecuador Hatem Hussaini, PLO spo)esfrom his seemingly embarYoung's decision to meet with there." that a Young-Terzi meeting had man in Washington, who said it rassed State Department suTrzl "does not change our He also said the Syrian occurred, and found out what would be "sad and outragetus" perlors. policy regarding the PLO," ambassador arrived just before had actually taken place If Young were to be presstjl'e(I Department spokesman Tom Reston said in his prepared Young left. Tuesday morning when he to resign because of his meeting Reston said in a statement statement. Young and Terzi discussed called Young. with Terzi. Tuesday, In meeting with Zehdi That policy is that the United the U.S.-supported postpone"The secretary expressed his Lebib Terzi, Palestine Libera- . States will have no direct, of- meat of Security Council displeasure over the incident The State Department st.it.'tion Organization observer at tidal dealings with the PLO consideration of a Kuwait and the manner in which It was ment made no reference t1 a the United Nations, Young until it formally recognizes resolution endorsing creation of handled," Reston said. He possible Young resignation: neither consulted nor Informed Israel's right to exist, as spelled _________________________________________ the State Department. out In U.N. Resolution 242. Shop Orlando and Sanford Secretary of State Cyrus WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Daily 9:3O-.:30, Sun. 124. Reston stressed that in Vance found out about the meeting with Terzi, "AmbassaShop Leesburg,, OsLand, Mt. Dora £ Kissimmee Daily 9.9, Sun. 12.6. meeting 17 days later dor Young acted on his own -. ANDREW YOUNG through the press, Reston said. Initiative and without Because the department was Young for the "incorrect" authorization." unaware the meeting until statement issued Monday, The July 26 meeting took last weekend, Reston presented Reston said Tuesday, Vance - place at the New York contradictory versions of the In a move endorsed by the residence of Kuwait's U.N. Young-PLO meetings In the White house - personally ambassador, Vaccouv Bishara. span of 24 hours this week, he reprimanded the U.S. am- On Monday, reacting to press mid. bassador to the United Nations reports on the meeting, Reston Laying the blame squarely on earlier in the day. dismissed it as "pure happen*0 a CORPUS CHRIST!, Texas (UPI) - While Increasing amounts of oil pancakes are shoved farther north onto the shoreline, scientists' concern has turned a growing super pool crude floating on the edge currents running almost the length the 375-mile Texas Gulf Coast. Brown blobs of oil averaging a foot wide washed up along 2 miles of shoreline 12 miles south of the Port Aransas jetties Tuesday and have begun coming ashore In greater concentrations from masses oil extending as far as 360 miles off the coast. Scientists predict the oil will continue polluting shores least three weeks. Eight giant slicks sighted offshore Tuesday Including one stretching for 8½ mIles - that could drift into an area that previously received nothing worse than half-dollar sized tar balls. 11 Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1t79-34 Young Meet With PLO Draws Reprimand Giant Slicks Developing : Fl. The Seminole Board of per $1,000 assessed valuation, the live percent increase imiit district, they would have frozen most the hospital will receive. Bentley said SlIl wouli have County Commissioners That tax is to be part of the set by the legislature. for the next fiscal year their They may receive less," to operate at a loss of about However, it was determined options in regard to selling or commissioner Dick Williams $1,000 if the county prot Ides Tuesday removed from con- general fund budget. The tax sideration the possibility of rate will generate about in a legal opinion prior to leasing the facility to a private said. $426,000 instead of the deired issuing a special tax to raise $426,000. budget hearings that the group. As a special tax district, The actual amount could vary $709,000 in revenues. additional revenue for Seminole The board of trustees at SMH hospital could be considered a SMH would have had to remain if funds from other departBentley said the co county tinds Memorial Hospital. had requested $709,000 in tax special tax district and county a county-owned facility. meats were raised or cut and are needed for indigent are. revenue from the county for the taxpayers' rates could be The setting of the 23 cent tax funds were shifted when the However, during hearingi on By a unanimous vote, the coming year. That amount, raised for that district without rate means the hospital will actual budget Is formalized in the hospital budget it was board confirmed an informal commissioners said, could not violating the five percent cap. receive no more than $426,000, September. revealed that the hospital does decision made earlier in have been funded without cuts However, had the county according to the commissioner In testimony before the not separate indigent qosts workshop session to set the tax to other departments or raising commissioners established the making the motion, commissioners last week, from bad debt expenses. rate for the hospital at 23 cents property tax revenues beyond hospital as a special tax "In my mind, $426,000 is the hospital administrator Charles - GEOFFREY POUNDS Report On Oil Firms - Evening Herald, Sanford, County Keeps Options Open On Hospital I L*~ 6, IN, BRIEF I.; CHICAGO (UPI) - Some- John Menk, a Chicago lawyer and probably one other, drove her to her mansion in and repainting job inside the. estimated at $21 mlllldn. body has just blown $200,000. who has been appointed guard "These people are afraid. If Glenview, a Chicago suburb, mansion. He had one of her Almost all of that will go, urnkr But, since there Is at least i In ,of a portion of Mrs. Brach's one of these persons gave out There, he says, she stayed until Cadillacs (she had a fleet of terms of her will, to her prIvjte million at stake, it may be $2l Million estate, sald today he information, his life wouldbein Feb. 21 when, between 6 and 7 them) thoroughly shampooed. foundation for the care of worth it. believes there are at least three jeopardy." a.m., he drove her back to Matlick also put through 11 animals, Menk said. But no ohe The $200,000 was the reward people who could tell what Menk said he believed Mrs. O'Hare to catch a plane for Fort checks with Mrs. Brach's can touch it until seven yeès offered for information all tothe happened to the widow olca* Brach, who would now be 64, Lauderdale, Fla. signature on them. All of the after the date of her dis4. whereabouts or fate of Helen tycoon Frank Brach. walked Into limbo from a checks cleared, but all have pearance. b The trouble with But none will come forward, Rochester boutique Feb. 17, Vorhees Brach, a candy heiress that story is since been determined to be Who then, Menk was ask1, who disappeared without a he said, because each is afraid Wi?. Someone else, he said he that Mrs Brach bougd no forgeries, would benefit? And when a*d trace somewhere between the of the other - even though no thinks, used her North Central ticket to Fort Lauderdale, no Menk made no secret he does why? , Mayo Clinic In Rochester, one can collect on her fortune Airlines ticket from Rochester plane was leaving for Fort not believe Mrs. Brach ever got "That's an interesting qu Minn., and her home In Glen- for almost five years when, It to Chicago's O'Hare Inter- Lauderdale at that time, and to Glenview. tion," he said. He did not ahshe apparently never got to now a ppears, Mrs. Brach will national AIT-Od view, In., in iVfl. Mrs. Brach's estate is now swer It. A Chicago judge authorized be declared legally dead. Such a theory flies In the face Fort Lauderdale. Menk, who has made a o( the story of Bill Matljck,the therewardoffer - largestin th between times a Illinois history - last January. persona' Investigation, said "I Brachs' faithful family afterwards, Matlick nd right MOM, BACK did some The chance tocollect expired at don't think it could have been houseboy for more than 20 seemly odd things. He orTO SCHOOL? the end of July. By that time, no carried out alone. There had to Years. 11 I dered a brand new 9-pound YOUR one had shown up with be one person she triated, Heswearshe picked upMrs. meat grinder. He put lnafast offers reasonable cause to collect. another to carry out the alibi, Brach at 4p.m. Feb. 17 and order for a complete cleanup CBIATIVILY' TOKYO (UPI) - Emperor Hirohito led the people of today in a simple, solemn ceremony marking the 34th anniversary of the nation's surrender to the United Slates, ending World War II. "It still brings pain to my heart when I think of the many people who died battlefields of the war and of their survivors," the 7$-year.old monarch said, "Today at this ceremony to mourn the war dead, many emotions well in my mind as I recollect the days and see the present situations In Japan and abroad." The 6,000 people attending the ceremony at Tokyo's Martial Arts Hall, normally used for judo, karate or kendo tournaments, bowed their heads for a minute of silent prayer at noon. !4 .I( A NFW _./;,,•, M !5Ji5;f, _ 1IV 4 '4 ~;4 PACK FOR Pack •f3 Our PACK 5.770 Pack:"' FOR - W 0f3; Briefs and Tee Shirts and i.il Athletic Shorts Vee-Neck Shirts V1,J '4 I Put on K mail's 'But' first thing In the mornlna ..,.jor comfort all day. Superb flat knit white fabric In a longwearing luxury . Men's S-M.L-XL. VIE FOOD £ DRIKS TROPHY LOUNGE - 3 6 a r I SANFORD ISO AIRPORT BlVD. . 3fl.7$42. 5• ________________ ... ' . ' P.? - - . t. -C . •L\ �S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening HemM : 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322-2611 or 8314M weck.sday, August 15, 1979-4A Mayor Walter Sorenson and three members of the Lake May City Council see as an absolute necessity the approval by the people of the city on Sept. 11 of an Increase in property taxes. Veteran Councilman, Harry Terry, who has served on the board since the city was founded six years ago, Is out of town. Thus, he hasn't had an opportunity to express his views. The freshman member of the board, Francis Mart, however said last week he opposes the proposed property tax increase from the current $3 per $1,000 assessed valuation to $1.25. "I think we (the council) could work on the budget more to balance It without increasing taxes," Mark said. "It Is up to the people bow they want to spend their money," he said, adding he will not 'bitterly campaign against It. The people have the right to vote," he said. Mark said the budget has not been discussed and gone over enough by the council. According to city record, the council held budget workshop on July 26 from 7:30 p.m. until midnight and continued that session until July 30 at 3 p.m. Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAt'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, 9 _______ __ NIL. Home Delivery: Week, 76 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, %40.00. • w The Sanford Budget: Clock he Fi~ cally Responsible By DONNA ESTES With the forecast of an 11 percent average inflatn rate upon a one can only applaud the fiscal responsibility demonstrated by the Sanford city adnilnistration and commission in presenting t witH a 1979.1900 budget calling for an 18-cent tax when It again worked on the documents for three or more hours. On Aug. 2 the budget was again discussed and at that time, according to the tape recordings of the meeting, Mark registered no objection to the proposed referendum or a property tax increase. Mark said at the time It appeared the city had no choice but to ask the people for approval of the property tax increase. The councilmen who agree with the mayor and who view the additional money as a necessity are Pat Southward, Burt Perinchief and Cliff Nelson. Mark also disagrees witn nis colleagues on whether or not he was notified about a special council meeting last Friday. The meeting was called to give tentative approval to the proposed budgets for the new year to meet an advertising deadline. Mark said he found out about the meeting by stopping off at city hail and seeing the notice posted, on the bulletin board there. Nelson was asked by City Manager Phil Kulbes to notify Mark of the meeting after attempts by Kulbes and City Clerk Connie Major to personally contact the councilman had been unsuccessful. Nelson reported to the council Friday morning that he had notified Mark and that Mark said he could attend a meeting at 7 a.m. or at 1 p.m. , but not at 8 a.m. The people of Lake Mary will decide the question on Sept.11. There are 1,114 voters eligible to cast ballots in that election, according to the latest - Supervisor Camilla Bruce. ... V. i. ... ' - ,' RONALD • REAGAN. . U! -;.,: Good About Congress .,*-,.11"i7 '.0 I j., 1 -1, ,,,, ? 1. 14.,0; In response to WASHINGTON (NEA) President Carter's suggestion to "my something good" about America, here's something good to say about the 96th Congress after Its first seven months in session: It has gone on vacation until Sept.5 and won't both er anyone for a month. has marked congressional performance to date bad feelings between Congress and the president, Democrats and even among members of the e party. COTIs5 has passed a few bills and drafted some others, but It suffers from an Inability to find conseisuson important lssues.Sosnetlmeslt doesn't even seem to wa nt to. As a House Democratic review of the record stated,.while the national focus on energy has "produced near-unanimous agreement that the United States mmust ust break IX.. from the en.rav "Chairman Brezhnev has rendered th American debate (on SALT) an Inestimable - - In the journal's summer Issue, soon to b&-,$ published, Mr. Hahn suggests that the Soviet leader has profoundly affected the course of the., SALT II debate here In the United States. He d14 ; so when he stood before President Carter and,, assembled diplomats at the Vienna conference in,, June and declared that Senate amendments to,,, the treaty would have "grave and even, dangerous consequences for our relations and.,. for the situation of the world as a whole." With this statement, and additional warnlns delivered by Soviet Foreign Minister An d`1 Gromyko, the Soviet leadership demonstratedá lack of sensitivity to the workings of tl' American political system, not to mention -' stran there s best sobdallTi agreement on Uie bed way to go about ac- -, that Senate Majority Thaila nd will not become a communist country. Its economy will remain stable and strong." In 1977, the Thai government instituted in. centives to attract foreign Investors, seeking development of agri-based labor-Intensive and export-oriented Industries.' "The 1977 investment promotion law has greatly helped improve the country's investment climate," Wanapha said. "The inflow of U.S. Investments began to pick up in 1978." - Byrd of West Virginia called it "ludks." House passedat June Suc ce s • the Investment climate in Thailand increasingly attractive since the Thais Inst ituted an incentive n In W17 designed to stimulate foreign no ... I I InVestments uU . But more important, Hahn believes, these:.Vo bombastic warnings from Soviet leaders, who l should know better, helped crystalize In th&s minds of many senators and other tho ughtfu participants In the SALT dialogue, Issues and'm 1rnplicatIis which extend beyond a ted ulical!;':' de bate over the treaty's various provisions. i:-i.'-~n ,, ' ": a ' - • • ___ moth to ChaMONEMP OW "Americans We Incres"Y convinced that Sen*le Coonty wishes them well in their en- '. : IM . JACK . this . "I'll ull - ?''1 . Analysis' Of Carter: A Good Guy, But •.. I . ' \. - - • . ,,,,,,, ,,*,,L . • I 1, ~' . I' I • 11 .' . I 119 =64 111 . Illift, #A we t" IIlIcbb.d as I. . L%a_ - _ ' : preddent's statements a critical -AL Ma ____________ - " "' . ! $1 'p4,d absolute respect, obedience and I . . , I -1.1 ,.; or., Y4. . - w pusan, en in his data.kIbe T Concludes the psychoanalyst: thj (. *• SOW . -. - L ~ , .._ , r 14M ,_ I1 I 0# 6 . ' . ., , ,~ I ,ft *. àtinH 0.1 ..a...' . . .. .. ) • 0 J•; . 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Fisher's case Is similar to W"of the motel. the Fisher was charged with that of Donald Lang est Sale Ever To Hit Central Fla. ! - .2 murder, and underwent a illiterate Chicago deaf-mute preliminary hearing last week. whose legal problems became laa.umhdngtrlalWecbhesday'the basis for the recent will generate evidence to, be television movie "Dummy." tabs tothe Dallas, County Log, 34 and deaf since infancy, grand jury, which has not yet . was charged twice with killing cusidered the charges against prostitutes - In 1965 and 1971. LangdoesnotknowASL,howto the deaf mw At the arraignment when he reed nor how to write and was arrested It took 20 minutes therefore has been unable to tell to Inform Fisher of his rights, his attorney what happened the pr,*th4 judge ordered nights of the slayings. sadtbe i1_ ..a......J e ek WhlIa ,vuu L'l.Ko,.'ic mollrints an i& 1110511111 W numu VI Deaf Action Center to expand progress at learning ASL, Lang No shiad nonóldent Iusowl nowlsln the Cook County Jail in Chicago after being Shuffled WP of ASL. Now Fisher sits In a room between jails, psychiatric and V seven CUM. deaf people mental retardathx facilities asd,*es to musk. his and courtrooms. The first pus t , Somatimes he murder charge agalnst him was _ TRUCKL OADS : C ur tains OF School Su pp li s, e • D ra pes ,Ladies 1 5,000 Pic. of : I- C oats, Cl othi ng,Groceri es, Beauty ' 1 0c • • 40% $' Sta I *. . 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' £z • , -'(- Both women say Fisher's classmates "probably" are aware Fisher is an unusual addition to their class since some have seen his picture on on r Of Days 14 oz.' natural Mrs. Phillips. as Nk so 44 -4 Days - - his classmates in his learning process as they try to explain words and concepts to him by using the same signs as their teachers but in different compositions. "The others feel like they're helping to teach Jerome," said tor hwaft^ Q1W'&6WYwWftKdn`9p*.4 . 'Our object is not to get him ready for trial but to teach him ASIA," said Mrs. Criswell. "lie is extremely eager to learn," she said. "My learning materials we use he wants to take home with him. This is probably one of the first times he has had a chance to be with deaf people and he enjoys it," Fisher also has the sunoort of - d ____ Ia*uol1.spsmes which p1 - •_-w ........ . . __ti .r - .....1t- tolarsad". ft ft*n i .ARntSrMPII'IN,In 'language." 109 . 148 77 6 - oz.' moisturizing skin cream Charges how to communicate by ASI.. And they say their first obligation is to teach him the dropped in 1971 after years of - Jerome legal hassles over whether Fisher's concentration Is IntenLang should faced trial and if a,, and his delight at compreso, how. henslon gives him the Innocent Following his release, Lang Wok of a schoolchild. The was arrested in a second combination Is tragically odd prostitute slaying and later because the 27-year-old illiterconvicted. But the conviction ate deaf-mute Is facing a was overturned by a court that "If he understands, he ruled Lang was incompetent to possible murder trial. Fisher, deaf since birth, is probably associates the sign for stand trial. Although he now accused of strangling a pros- judge with one particular has been ruled mentally corntitute. Her nude body was found judge, one person," said the petent, he is considered physilast month face-down in scald- Center's executive director, cally unable to stand trial because he does not know ASL. I= water running from a motel 'Elizabeth Criswell. Ann Phillips, assistant direc- and the state and his attorneys room shower. and primary teacher of now are arguing over whether Because Fisher cannot reed, ____________ 'aboe Fisher's class, slid, "We've the state of Illinois has an irite or cuijununlcate kindergart en level In American taught him 'lawyer' with the obligation to train him and if so, Sign language -.the official word 'Scott' after it so he knows what agency will do it. langluge of the deaf - many his attorney as lawyer Scott. The question of competency believe he has no conception of We don't tell him that a lawyer has not yet been raised in Texas Is someone who studies law and for Fisher, who has not been the gravity of his situation. FiSher was Identified by the there are lots In the world but indicted for murder yet and desk clerk at the Uptown Motel that Scott Anderson is lawyer whose examining trial is the "silent man" who Scott' and the man who is going scheduled Aug. 15. In the meantime, Mrs. ch.ced Si with the prostitute to help him." When asked if Fisher under- Criswèll and Mrs. Phillip are Ids the night (4 July 13. ands why he needs help, the working hard to teach Fisher Officials said the woman died uuui UUWWU ofss loots i: i am. iwy L'I wu women the 'desk clerk said Fisher ficers of the court in his case checked out of the motel within indicate the answer most likely 20 minutes before the discovery Is negative, but decline to state (4 her body. Fisher, who lives an opinion. "It Is not for me to decide if withids sister, iJllI,.q Mills, her In south he understands," said Mrs. children husband and late that Phillips. "That is for the judge arrested was DsIIM, _____ ad . IF. 7#71_~ I " , , , , -''L - 4 4 .a4N.. '. I; . " .L "', !"111 W%& 6= . kna ___________ DeafmM u te Faces Murder _ ' rfi: Ni re .pugrWy, rsd fPy bet IILMh4 Pu jji1 •11ps1smelstatsibs the .I ,S1I • 00 SI" ankkl in ntd 1rri- atiá 'a %a 11. Øar ,t, a .Vs pqJ1im atater 1 Cotter l* * * brIber_BW, Jk1ig Cuter 'cap .ed a •1v 11 I 1- .~ , 6A;aV.% i ,, -j the ponlUve aqs olbeth his parents bW *I alesys OI49liS, atIWIN 101 ,ICSS1,lro, 11th, &NWMtOUW __ At On in . i __ been sts ....... - 10 "--- , ____ _______ - , * st II5lIli1ts' -. . .- ' .. " cladges: "Presided C.it. las Indicated that sources (4snsrgy which plrs him td spurts his father w a very strict, authoritarian man . evmgellstk, dIll_ _!PAII Is 4111W . From bwmw ad blame. 1 "an. When he h , - _____ i ____ . .-Ii " -., - A £_ WAS NGTONA ISI1ItI Oft ltIS wtjpu' sad Issiur strih, In the meantime ThIsezpeitalso.eesCarteru"alonersven ptahilng hkneIf, proving his sincerity sav it routines, the CI Istelllgeacs SC7 .utferiag (rom temporary despair and when he Ii susTolmôed by peOple an introvert LN Na _--mIed. who is coofOrtabi. only In the conipsay of In- sometimes can Wear like tortured attempts SIstOSd ilk be bit'ir 'ifa ueea$s : fromihess beats of self. Ibnatas." ap*glzs for being ply • as •. . -. . . 'i. _____ - 4 • ,. ____ 133 There's a double edge to this compliment of' Walter Hahn, editor of Strategic Review - the quarterly publication of the respected United . States Strategic Institute. . • - -'--' ' "That Incident hi Vienna put a certal' synthetic fl oo dlight on the whole dramatic productli, ' study carefully the adverse envIronmental "American called SALT," Hahn writes. "The numbers, particuliarly the threals to investrnents than their Japanese counterparts ~' " ,, II We know we speak for the entire community in cOn"qum" the sophisticated and deadly game of mode water supplies -of taking oil shole, tar sands ** 1g traight year," said applauding the success of the Seminole Pony strategy, weaponary and survival, are Z' terr1b and as w. , EconomicC wanapiia,iiw Th'a m $Y E Among American com panies that have Important. But the real issue lies beneath an ' League's 13 and 14-year-old All-Star team lande. Many have trg.d senators to take a Counselor in New York. proposed investments in Thailand beyond those numbers," them success In the Southwest Championships. skeptical attitude when thS _dit In W7$, the Thai Board of Investment repor Te lephone graph p. The tournament is going on right now in Advocates continue to hattie along thesn ted, U.S. businessmen applied to Invest a total of In Hahn's view, the real Issue - and the agreed with the Telephone Organization Pasadena, Texas, and 13 young men led by coach seyes on the relative merIt. of nuclear, solar $12 million in Thailand - an impressive Thailandto set upa joint venture to produce tele- ultimate benefit of the SALT II debate -Isthat ItY Rick Pack are vying for a shot at the Pony League and hydroelectric power. But In the meantime, from $1 3 million in 1977. By contrast, Japanese communications equipment. Is providing a forum for America to finally comes' the nation's Oil Impoits have wore than doubled companies proposed .7 million, down from $21 to grips with Its "Vietnam hangover." Among .tm \' World series in Davenport, Iowa. -Martez Circuit Inc., based In California, since 1970 and total oil COMusflPUOfl has In. million, supporters and opponents of the treaty alike,, It is an especially exciting time for all those men been authorized to build ii. minion plant th Th. United Slates thus exceeded Japan In manutacture printed circuit boards. The plant SALT Ills triggering a time of reflection aboat'' creseed from 14 million hernia a day to 1$ and women who have worked so hard to make e million, proposed Investments In that country for the first will employ up to 100 Thai workers5 the role of the United States In a troubled world, a success in Seminole Count Lee Pony Lague t hree years. ,, win since our exit from Vietnam. -Synertek, CalifornIa-based manufacturer of of time in in 1974 This Is the first loca Po began MISt the fall 04 VICInaDI Iii 1975, WanlIlbi Integrated circuits, has applied to the Board of a-, il_-u nation's mod jjwij bas inaague team to reach the regional flflII$. Thus, Senate Opponents (and those who ar$:4 4SCudS sold, "American bsalne.ane* took a w$lt4fldv Investment for Ion to build a i million os* in ui. 1 The team has already disp'ay some out-. . see Mltlw1., COnCsrMd that Thailand wouldno planttotumoutdrcults. The plant could employ 'moec*oea are not responding so thb cM1 C1't technical "war oi nombers." p, 'ID !'.'he a sat. area for investments. Economic standing characteristics in fighting back from ,1104 bw ad is mt oft mpefte for ft Alft's iod pillical uncertalalty &eP=d following 11111111111111 to aw." -C.C. Polle Co. is seeking a Thal partner to "th" we responding more meaWqMy to 8, pdtl MW elimintion in the about whit 111w . . do" ft "Sy WM "No to know UA . &W -Mina's border war with Vida= in form a joint venture on a fifty-fify basis. .1 . ., SALT H symbolizes and prUNN for Americals,., i;) "To encourage mom American investnumis in Tletwin. I role and fate In a world in which the shadow of,us i,~ WePre conflijed fty'll do well in dw Southwed diderencessodallbe knob"WWOP Despite those events, Wanapha said, to form & U.L-Thid Chamber of Commerce in conspicuous.90 growing ever moft';-kk! they em be*confidkint all of to the 1011=1111ind =I& - .' - - . ..I I Thanks, A Chairman ;;:; Brezhnev • _(1k "S. . .. l.V",.. i_I.,'' .• ___ ____ ______ Something. BUSINESS WORLD diligently and found areastobe cut, and they made Had they been unable to do so, It would rppljn us goai." mat's ii. saying vyp1,u. haeW.$t.M$sd%othstazratm. ...•. Ti.ia'iI,'iruieI We support the perspective In which Knowles i. spent three days debiting the bill I I I %1 1 U I I I 1 and Sanford's city commissioners have kept the to give carter authority to impose gasoline rationing in case supplies run seriously short. budget preparation. They've rendered a proper BY KAZUO MDL4MI But th e final product was so loaded down with e tsnayer . service to th NEW YORK (UP!) U.S. business Is f inding p, I I ~,,, --." .1,;,~.:.:-',-,,-1v-, -, • •,.: ., statistics available from Seminole Elections - ANGL EWAL TERS ... ... - . I Mr. Knowles. The $7875 million budget presented for next ....j 6I. _u.. ycur w w,ui &u,w s wwi iiy cwuuzwouicLD were originally confronted with. But they worked • ., ___ I.? crease. The proposed $7975 million budget is 4.08 perent more than this year's budget of $7565 mI1ion. The tax rate, If the budget is adopted, will go from the current $600 per $1,000 assessed val*ation to $7.08. The average home in Sanford is estitnated to be assessed at $20,(XX). Thus, after the $5,0)0 homestead exemption, the $7.08 tax applied to the remaining $15,000 will mean a $2.70 increase on *e Sanford property owner's tax bill, about 2.6 perent more than this year. Not bad when one conkiders everything else is going up between 7.5 perçent and 11 percent. In 1960, the tax rate in Sanford was $18 per $1,000 assued valuation and remained at th at level until 196k It was that year the city administration and theclty commission made a commitment to bring soste tax relief to property owners here, according to Ity Manager Warren Knowles. That cornmlnent was met. The tax rate steadily decreased ea4 yearuntll it reached 18-year low of $6.90. Knowles and the city commission can be 4 . 10T, such a fiscal record, and certainly, in view o our present day economic chaos, continue in that prle with its presenta tion to taxpayers for the coming year. till, the future holds no rosy promises. Says Mr Knowles about next year: "When I look at the 11 percent inflation rate, I shudder," We do, too, . because it was a picked-out, sensitive enough to pick up the rather than towed by a ship. to start digging at that spot. At Webber's appetite for more. is edrr,ing one Webber Conception s weak ferro finished v.reck' fir't the s.ln(1 ieldcd nothing He has already picked ins SUUII iIIilgIIcwIIIULcr Liui:e (lays tiut eooer was aiso iearning inagneic signal. inc next wreck DUL will not wvwge tfle'ii wreck rooRie (liver Jim \ace • setting to sea in again swam hack to a coral wall to its name. He does reveal that it of the technological advances made an especially poor target after hometown. His head had that were making treasure because its cannon was of non search of the Concepcion. lie dislodge a ballast rock for a Is a Spanish galleon that sank seemd filled since childhood hunting far easier and more magnetic bronze instead of remembers rounding a coral s('uvenicr. Out fell a silver carrying "a very considerable With visions of sunken treasure scientific than it had been in iron, its anchors had been lost head 40 to 45 feet underwater piece of eight, amount of gold in coin age and shIps, al I the device when the numbers on before the sinking, and many Phips' time. '1 think there were 128 coins bullion as well as silver." of :• Sure Webber worked when he starting changing like a its spikes had been removed by Webber himself adapted a - silver pieces of eight - found After wreck will likely be ,, that had to - usually at hard :.. iiiachine. pinball the Phips' crew. instrument, key that first day," recounts another and another. Physical labor - to suppo rt his There on the bottom he found Wehtr. "The days following, 'There are billions of dollars magnetometer, for use in Adding to the misery of wife and four children. He was Webber items from a wreck - round hundred.s and hundreds more. sing on the ocean floor that can locating wrecks. (That device defeat was the poison proud of never accepting a stones, iron spikes, Chinese porcelains, Silver be recovered," says Webber. bassa.st indicates the presence of a and his crew were unwittingly welfare check or food stamp no ferro-magnetic source, such as swallowing in the fish they ate fragments of olive jars. But was artifacts. And we knew Con- "It's speculative. It's risky. But .. 11 matter how much Is family the iron cannons, anchors or several times a day. The slow it the Concepcion? 'epewn was found.' if you know what you're doing, could have used them, spikes of treasure ships that working toxin could have killed Webber instructed his divers 'I'lii discovery only whetted you can win." But Webber was always have largely decomposed them had they not given up . ______________________________ ________ quitting his jobs to take off on during centuries underwater.) when they did. -[ S'op Leesburg, o,Land Mt Doa&KIss$mmDaily Sun. 134 another treasure hunt only to In 1975, Webber first heard "We didn't have any intention return empty-handed months hints from research assistant of going back," recalls Webber. ______________________ later. Jack Haskins that the Con4= rMais -* .; But his luck finally started to Last November the tenacious W", cepcion was far from picked- turn. Webber's dreams became out" While investigating other THE SAVING PLACE reality when he discovered the Then began two years of wrecks, Haskins met a fellow remains of the Concepcion, a In a reef boat over the wreck site, Burt Webber studying documents from the researcher gathering inSpanish galleon that sank 65 (left) and assistant Bob Coffey exaniltie a piece of Spanish colonial era, raising furinatlonontheConcepcioii for miles north of what Is now the Chinese porcelain from the Concepcion. Says the hundreds of thousands of a British professor, who had / A £ . J I A Dominican Republic in 1641. It Webber, "There are billions of dollars lying on the dollars needed for the ex- loca!ed the long-inissing log of has been called the richest pedition and selecting ship, Phips' expedition. When pertreasure find of modern times. ocean floor that can be recovered." equipment and crew. In ad- initted to examine the journal, Webber and his exploration learned to scuba dive at 16.) there is to read. I've studied dition, Webber negotiated a Webber found a detailed comany, Weaquest Inter- Time after time he had been a everything there is to study." lease with the Dominican description of the wreck's national, have recovered little off or a little late when it government to turn over half of location. He learned of the hundreds mIllions of dollars - some say came to the big treasure. __ "Being analytical and having perhaps thousands of ships any take in exchange for its FC:1 teis of millions - in silver, "I always had a fascination that carrying the riches of recognition and protection, been on the reef five months, kaopectate i Mlñg-dynasty porcelain, ar- with ships even though I wasn't the sank a4 Webber and his crew spent the in , was burned into World Concentrate tllacts and gold from the wreck. very close to the coast," recals NearlyNew all of the to the Old. five months at sea in 1q77 my brain," he remembers. "1 Regular. books read searc ___________ They expect to continue the 3yearld Webber. That's voraciously included thehe wreck hing for traces of the ship. said, It's found.' I UflCtCd He even. ________________ lot . :,= bringing up treasure from the why he enrolled after high of the Concepcion and the They found 13 less lucrative tually proved to have been only V ocean floor through the fall. school in a diving academy ____ wrecks but not the Con- 150 yards off.) ____________________ It was Webber's first real instead of in college as his recov eryof at least part of its Meanwhile, Webber had ' treasure by Captain William cepclon. I success in the "about a dozen" parents had urged. ~~l "There was a day, an hour adapted a new and niort , senPhips in 1687 and 1688. 0 4L. treasure hunts he took part In That was Webber's only minute that we went and over sitive for unsince 1961. (That's not counting formal schooling for his "In fact, whenever I bought a that wreck and didn't know it," derwatermagnetometer use. The instrument 1.33 the seven slot machines he avocation, new book and there was that says Webber. had the added advantage of 148 : discovered at the bottom of one "I'm self-learned," he story again, I'd skip it," laughs The big problem was that being portable; it could be of the stone quarries where he asserts. "I've read everything Webber. "It didn't entice me their magnetometer was not carried in the diver's hand NEW YORK (NEA) Folks called Burt Webber a dreamer back.In his tiny Pennsylvania #&AAA L Dream er ' Finds Sunken Treasure By BARBARA MCDOWELL rate increase. Ihis is the first time in 13 years city of Sanford Pony eag u e Off As ' Tenacity. Pays Wednesday, Aug. IS, 17-5A - ; - i::;M , . ?.~~, 11. - _-•.. Im.*' J*rIl•1.rl "-I.. "-J-.- 01 -. 5. '- -- . - '----- . - -,..-. • - - - .- - ---. . A , .. ..- - �HeraW. ld,FI. 1$, ø7 Wsdeesy, 'WV0j, i New Outstrips Hampshire Florida 'IT U, FNDAR Energy Promotion Is Effective Solar WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0 Bleed drawing sponsored by Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, 11 am. to 7 p.m., Troptc Bank, SR 434, Winter Springs. they:' re Still Mourning m 4~ Ai I V igor Center.. THURSDAY, AUGUST11 Seeth Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, W)more Road, Altamonte Springs. Overeaters Aseuym.ee 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casielberry. Al.Aiss 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Saat.rd AA, 8p.m., 1207 W. Frist St. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 ..8eml..l. South Ratary, 7:30 am., Lard Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Sculp ture: Beauty Or Monstrosl'ety ? TsagIswssd AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road, SATURDAY ,AUGUST1I MONDAY, AUGUST 30 Hemsas Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. 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S p __ . _____________ And when the cost ofoil dwm 11 _____________ __________ ________ ___ CALL Right now we're paying ', Iff BIOWN'. not •. 1- amr Wed Will, or Lisa aiyagyddM 000000000 Haft -hOliveinCasrMa— Iowa. rrYTl.i ra___ —a, -1,IvL • - .. ---- • _ , - ., •:-:... P . I I •Lon3proy.PistC.giIvol . c $ ' • .1 r • : •I$ - •;.• ':.: 141 . ...$ ..' ..•;. •.. •• I , . • 001$ PRESSING 32221 *CiN HELP. • .01 0- .. :MSPU!IN jI c. _ • • •., • - - : • •• : .•. .:-- -. . . - C4 °asumaci*v4 I.0000000 6 . :• . :, • 11 - 01 JPNONI\, • MIMI : 0 FOR "' °1'ONV IUSSIo - Ah. 0 pw bed OMERS N.mOtOdS$) 1 0. :M.-1j*ths that I : : AUTO For 84 '41 ' d TaçmItss.FumIgotlon . COST ALL DmvI.1 wd electric bill. . LOW __— NSURAIJa3 3I __ urdddt1w. and pick tçasecurfi: fo They ould he1p yôii.. tticeaomething new.aloèr; 10 . . __of 11 5 , It __ 0 the 0 at i%uusy led MFAMMMMMM MMMMM ___ mote- dah "ow P from - FOwer&Ughtsfuelcostsfor d month dJune 1979 wete a .• offering an of - • ____ Cie. As. aimatteroffi1Ctjkc& Spring ln m• . summer of - asigis. -- . "PISTCONTIOL - - Add an summer already ca ing Power Light c tomers to use high amounts of electricity upwlththeo reason for those higher eIec thcbills. • You and we can!t control uie skyrocketing costs of oil. Or the weather. But you can conttôl the amount of electricity you. use. Md that shouldhelpto lower your electric bills. L - For some helpM energy. _______________ ________________ __________________________ mit.cdIvs,der01 ubuirbaa West Allis, 4 Metropolitan Milwaukee Tai pflhItdfihSesCSSISfroma riwleal Julie, iidal bMIW he rued J. IrrIII theu,1 he . MMMMMMMMI cause of higher fuel oil costs. What does the cost of fuel oil • b U ___ a __Is _ Stolen 110 • Baron said. d December. Dyks. was Aftsr lasudng the temporary 4,1mg the car that crashed restraining order, the Judge to a ssawall and 00W into said a preliminary hearing on I Severn River, the .utt would be held later. Alm LBarvus,Dyks.'Mtos' The =it now aSdefosiants y, said 11w mldepm's Roar Adm. WU11n P. Lswru. Italian c*iilin4,s' and corn ci, superintendent of the commander recom- academy; Capt. William F. undid that. Dykus receive McCauley, oomm'ndsM 01 the rn.rttsfor ldapsrthitiwfdal academy; and the secretary of dunt and later be COrn- the Navy. • SANFORD for ______ wall - 114W. FIRST ST. • 'III* Navy *** him of TheclondacthuringwasbW cow" at a critical Um who reprimand Dykesfor his part a hls whole career wuatdake, a car accident in r Sanford 321.0174 ... ... oc of --w '-I Ch kwU The Carpet Shop of FUMVE istrict Judge C. Stanley today. 1iIr Monday granted the But Monday, Dykes filed his Via. request enft, woldogaridrald on the - Values To $1.50 Yd. Fade Resistant. • Limited Colors S Quant. Low Pric•s beceuse we wont your business of on Well him from Dykes recleived a notice from final blow — intfuction a an the Navy In July to report for an man. induction as an enlisted man : HEAVY TURF REMS w... cow. Yd. 695 . plomna and dripped 01 his would bedeniedadlplomawd ommlulon, but a Judge his commission. Baron said ii't dsIi U Sq. Yd. 1 II. BALTIMORE(UPI) — Naval milldoned. c1~my midshipman, Joel B. no administrative board, ade has been denied his however, ruled that Dykes Ste V. 1 a firs $2 99 I FHA for "Ran for d,"wy __ Wild id O Day Same AsCash Credit Thrift Financing Va1*Ii SIN II Csrs I off __ Ask About Nyt day Ssthrd AA Wimea's Groap, 2 p.m., 1201 West First St. Caseelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. - As EXCITING SPLUSH Elvis Presley Di ed Carpet Sale jjMP1US, Tenn, (UPI) -It curfew In the city. $44.95 Elvis lamps to inex- books written by both close contemplate some type of tbeon two years since the Public Service Director Wal. pensive "King of Rock N'RoU" friends and casual acquaintan- memorial for their most h at avis Presley, but the lace Madewell said Memphis swizzle sticks and refrigerator ces. Two movies are scheduled famous citizen. persisting allure of the rock n' will be ready for the fans this magnets. for release and a Memphis Arguments over details of the U.ar*llMtractathouaands year, providing portable reThe newest offering Is an 18- publishing company has started memorial have stymied promitdsvo4. fats, curious sight. drooma, first aid stations and piece set of china emblazoned a new monthly magazine, gress of any kind, but Madewell *ors and picture-snapping 10. extra police at the mansion on with pictures of Elvis and "Elvis, The Record," which said the city is still negotiating i toiAds. Elvis Presley Boulevard during musical notes on the saucers features articles about nothing with the Presley estate on the ,nllach week the Presley the annual mourning, and plates. but the "King." acquisition of Graceland. followers make the pilgrimage A traffic light has been inThe fans' seemingly unThe stream of visitors who Neither Madewell nor Smith, ,Iaiimple grave at the estate stalled In front 01 the estate to quenchable demand for come to Memphis only because who Is handling the negotiations Øîe he lived and died. Even aid the hundreds of fans who remembrances of their idol has Elvis lived and died here has for the estate, would comment earlap.ctadThursdeyto must croua busy slx-lanehigh- prompted an abundance of prompted city officials to on details. .iam.rnorate that muggy way to get from a parking lot to Asingnm In ièn when word the estate. flashidiround the world that City officials do not want to ,v1s was deal at the age of 42, risk another tragedy like the The Waterical sobs that were one that occurred on the day of Sc, costiinonplace in the tiny Elvis' funeral when two young Wily pøidery an gone and Louisiana fans were struck and imly a few bring flowers to killed by a car as they stood jiace ob the graves that were talking with a policeman ma . can covued with row from blocked-off lane of the highway. HURON, S.D. (UP!) - Since It was unveiled In early logs 'hnilar to telephone poles. Architecture Program ad- will be turned over to Abdncr, sculpture wee pat t*:9 4I Uts world, but the army Later that an estimated Beauty Is In the eye of the July In Huron, a central South Clifford Roth of Roth Plumb, ministered by the General "will prove I's 5,000 or 10,000 electrician Zvan Mass dl * 4E1v Jane has never been 100,000 grieving and wailing beholder, but the residents of Dakota city of 16,000, residents 1mg and Heding h begisi a Services AnjnjdratIon. g In frost of his people, not just a few radicals Its dedication more fans clogged a four-mile route Huron wish a sculpture that have been trying to figure out petition drive aimed at "getting Rep. James Abthior, R&D., who don't approve." care ceder. along the highway to a now graces the lawn 01 their the meaning 01 the piece, the summ er, several cemetery where Presley was to rid of this monstrosity and met with GSA officials to "We have nothing against "U they, woidd hove pat is Now they say they have given chgIng the executive order consider possible removaL Bid art," he said, "but people here statue of Hubert HmnpIw*$ now Federal Building could be jTd. fans aid Just-plain be entombed in a mausoleum. beheld somewhere else. sho op each day at A 49-car funeral procession op trying to delve Into the which allowed them to put this Wanda Lee of Abdeors Huron feels steam engine would have even a tractor W ildft "IA designer of the federally sculpture's mowing and Just here without our input." the white- followed a white hearse that staff said the congressman was been better than this mon. been all rlgtt," said MJ commissioned sculpture calls want the $20,000 work removed. "Hoedown" was i4i.Igied by told only a few residents op stroilty." two-story house carried the simple, rosecovered Mass, "bid If this is lpuas$1 his work "Hoedown." Some The sculpture consists of four Los Angeles artist Guy Dill as posed the sculpture. A mtaller, locally designed be ahotract, tldela&t the i rPPuuley died, to visit a coffin of the man who touched residents call it "Monstrosity." hailer plates connected by four part of the $2 million Art and Roth said the petitions, which version of the controversial place." Isa garden gravesite that now holds a period almost unrivaled Is mother, Gladys Love mourning an entertainer. Prissy; and his father, Vernon Presley, who never made an Presley, who died less then two appearance outside the United months 00. States except when he was A Alth006 no one Is permitted serving In the Army In GerInside the Presley home, mod many, was memorialized In of the 4sttors spend about 45 tributes from Tel Aviv to dot minidá walking op the curving Uruguay. His obituary was hi front of the home published In Moscow and and milling about the snail television announcer, wept as nwittatisn garden located next they announced his death In lot to a sw$I*tmlng pool It the aids Tokyo. 01 the him It was because of this outAlmuØ all snap pictures 01 a pouring of worldwide grief that email fountain, religious Vernon Presley decided to let statues and I the fans have a lad glimpse of ti dspid1csii their idol. More than 20,000 110 01 religiosa iøinu that 5l&Cll visitors walked, four at a tlmc, the slthple bronze plaques Into a music room at Gracelaid markl4 the gravedes. where they viewed the body of Elvis' in white suit. The nscrlptlon gig vi, ItIldi was written by his Another 60,000 mourners, flat father, Is copied down by may some then screaming and Ito of the fans: Am coi'api'ng from the 90"H. became a living legend degreeplus heat -never made I (WI 01 in his own Urns, earning the it inside. pc, belimpten 01 rispsdnd love of millions." hovered over the 14-acre estate Mod .01 the sprays 01 roses w'slle officers with bullhorns .. •. . •. • •• ••• .•• •• .•..• •• and câkutlons that oncepi.eed with the crowd to stop ____the .,s have been "a dosed • • f'1WIth ai!4 even- M*, anding the public portion *ds but florida— a4. . 10 use *dul PIW 01 hi The hysteria of the funeral .011 flowsrt for the LIIIwas remitfuntof the Mo. rrsagujiss when v1s died oft. t.mi i t .-oce*InwiI'pat.asnall auditoriums when Presley orders flood oft flower swlveHmlppedlila way Into fame arrangassants shaped like in the IWe and 1. mis hosed 4W teddy bears &W The young man, who had to pts to commemorate the have his first record 4sb ofI M&VpI farm cut at Sun Record Co. in the jod boy 1953, recorded just ,A*hoi biedeide 01 fans 'il.tbr.@k sissi" jst three Jig ar,s*ct.d to mike i years Ida and wet ontowin Pllvhe*IitO the Presley bouts Mx gold records In the next 12 A tag. $, the electric, wroaght The next years -that • oil iron gN adorned with I produced "Den't Be Cruel," àl nM will be locked "Hamd Dog" and an assoutassort1. Vufl*i Presley, who ' met of gold winners -became is .*hor of his son's estate WON Ms owU dish Juts 30, Becatiss Presley's fans bedecided let YIN' that the music was timeless, j.de'ahould be dosed so his some are willing to pay $300 for as) II17 M4 84'4 a 1idVMI his original albums and $14 for lervIaS .Beuchue Smithi, at it is that adoration that On 1111111 1 104. the PriSsy estate, has brad a flourishing business Very simply, it's higher. Be. extra hot — said thS Indium would be of mmmmd& us Florida .& hiewed !°' I*' ft YOM A shopping center across the — of - "it's 1*, wIsh 0111w famIly," died from Gracdand has been us recotda;0 rna aid. 'lbs executorstdm over by ..Ij have to w with your IflOflsuY decided It was a good PNCS' and merchants eb Presley assortment adjustment? and you come . lbs 61014 lawysa 1 Od memorabilia ranging knew If. Priscilla Presley, big seam StarlIgM Prsmeaaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community MIL*MUE (UP!) ^UYUI CONCORD, NIL (UP!) - streaming Into the office Mmci percent of the hat water needs Suddenly, gas lines began who really wanted to make it list of solar cesolIsors. HUD Promotion 01 solar energy by early summer and now far of a family of four. The systems forming, home heating oil work. If It wasn't radioactive, officials noticed, sad taiM to the administration of Gov. outnumber available grants. must also meet warranty prices rose sharply - and the Mel was: Interested In it." other p.rticIpsMstössSIfoft Hugh Gallen has been so efThe former governor was a of their eftovergrad1c specifications. The applicantgrant applications began pour ' C SY fl fective that the date energy stanch supporter of nuclear shipped aodh. the system and 1mg in. waiting for the results 01 iffOItZ must construct office will soon se up e grads may be gone by power. "Then ol iprices Iot en apply for a grad. th Th "Theriearealotofpsoplewho th, number 01qplIestIanj federal solar grantsand go by DUTkIfl, chairnian of I the end of this week, mI shopping for more, says Sen. Senate energy subcommittee, The grad. moved slowly It Durkin n shake loose more still poo.poo It as a twentyfird jumped," said Ma. Sadwita to 01111111 more gilds from fird, when concern ovW home from the federal energy money century Invention," said date exaniple, fifteen plk'Wui John Durkin. of o ther 01 the cIltt7 healing °' prices had not rim tree. energy chief Hwiun. William Hunun, director come in lad Thaiday aldns, the Governor's Council on where interest Is not a keen. to the current level. ,The economics are moving The program, which expires she said. Energy, says applications for The $400 HUD grants are Lad wedi, HUD om In fact, said Julie Ends,, fader than the bureaucrats," at the end of September, Is U.S. Department of Housing available to residents who program coordinator In the Durkin said. "The problem has being administered In nine convinced that New Ha. and Urban Development install solar hot water heaters date energy office, only 35 of been that prior to Gov. Gallen states which were selected "by shire's lidaid waS on the VW grants, awarded to which match op to several New Hampshire's allocation of there had been little Interest In energy demande and cod of aaked Ma. Eadse how flINy homeowners and businessmen federal specifications. 200 grants were awarded our program. There was no one electricity," said Ms. Eadee mot grants th. state cou1. who install solar hot water An energy office spokesman between April 1917 and April (hi the administration of for. Until the recent upsurge in She said 50. mer Gov. Mekkbn Thomson) interest here. Florida led the heating systems, have been said the systems must supply 46 10. Durkin said he'll try fori$, 1' ..Sanford.øemlaole Jayceette., 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Aaueymoee, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall 1,. Etcape A uU3 £ i Wednesday, Aug. 15, )97_ Evenina Herald. Sanford. I. . . - ? . . ,J.PI••I!1_ NOW - T- - - #%q.# -. -• - ---. • •- -- .----.--• - •. . • -• •. ••- • • __________ ____ �%IORT0 . IA-EVening NscaI ffidnssdiy, Aug. iS Ssnford, FL m SCOREBOARD .i . im I Injured reserve QiflOsa Phil 12 12.11. --------------------- baII - - - - P, p C c r p - - - - 6.40 A 0(24) 21.20; Perfecta (24) 430 T (244) $14.20. 11th race A, 1.16, Time: 31. 20 7.60 4.60 4.10 SK's Juno 10.60 6.60 lA Plus 4 Pete Goodbee 0(1-5) 44.60 P (5-1) 114.30; T (S-i4) 1491.00. Tweilth race. A, It, Time 3LSI 5.00 2.30 3.60 1 Fruit 7. 00 4.20 Slapstick 9.00 2Lantana Sandy Q(14)33.40;P(14) iOS.9O;T(14' 2)17360 A-is; Handle- $191,172 - S L - , - - , 4 ¶ep I • .. i;3I I I _ . - - V'..., _-A . .1 DAYTONA BEACH Tuesday Night FirstOanie 5.60 1.60 7.00 iCarasa-Andre 3.10 3.00 2Arano-Pradera 4.10 5ntFetsa 0 (1.2) 34.20; 1 (1-2-1) 345.00. Second Game 3Arano.Mandiola 11.60 5.50 1.80 5.50 300 lDomiflOo-Arca 4.60 lTrani-Andre .,• Says .. 1~1- -. /- -- . - ,,s Transactions quarterback John Hurley, kicker Dave Jacobs, punters Mike Patrick 4 = RCk. Peat and tight end Paul Mt. Dera Aut.De,t. OpenDailyt-4, Sun. 124. Kroc Knocks His Scouts , - NEW YORK (UP!) For six years, Ray Kroc has had his own big league ball club, and what's burning him up is the only thing , - ______ M -.4' , I When Kroc shelled out $8.5 million for the San Diego Padres in January of 1974, he didn't expect them to become the same -___ -4: . 0 I' 1 . it ' - 4. - . - , .. 'C - ' 'J. . which lie's planning to pour $5 million, $10 million, or whatever it I ;_ 1 C, , " t "1' , .'. I - 1 . 1. .- I • *? ,, ~ .., 1..%1%- ,; .%..1, I .; 11 .I. . I " '. ' . . I ,•• 11 Kroc got a little carried away when he said he might fire all his scouts because "it's obvious the guys we've got don't know horseflesh." . My understanding is that Bob Fontaine, the Padres' vice 'I . P president and general manager, had a long talk with Ray Kroc Kroc has a better understanding of the whole situation now. He allo",bame bwau'scods go are the mod Wap. . t& 1 . o&WrJ7 TRNFKWw 97 • . .. 61 e S McGee usually went to pay the dub's No, 1 draft choice. 1,4 as IS .292 33 iTuesday's Results Bait ;, Chicago 1, 12 Inns. BostoH' 12, Minnesota I New 'fork 6 Texas S MlIwauk 5, Kansas Toront o 6, Oakland 2 y Minnota (Erickson 'Sostori (Torrez-13-43, 1:30 leads the34league In homers with power Mikepast Caldwell and the ancl In batting average with B Rola. Finest Hour bat any better," aid Lynn."U I Irnmo hnw #a mmkinns #No rA him," said McGee. tu $A4W rmier sponsor. WAIVED PUNTER Don Fitchtman, rArd Brant Watson, confer Doe M&thvIn and Qvard Brad He*ix, p.m. 3) night Kan City at Baltimore, Minfillisota at New York, night Chic oartM ( : l9 :ght n - McGee started the day tied "I'm just so happy. I'm so If a scout is making $25,1111110 or $30,000 today, he's In the upper Openthatwassuppoaedtohave will be Joining his lawyer in ended last Sunday. The 36-hour Willia.moport, Pa., cmt Thws- elabd I can't see straight." with J.C.Snead at 11-under M, said McGee, whose fourth behind frontrunners Banner and most of them are worth every nickel they get and then some. delay made me (itt?) in. aay 10 0551 who an oiou Frank Lane used to be in charge of smuts when he was general longed 724iole pro tournament law"filed gainelt him by his career tournament win pushed and George Cadle. him th 11 Cadie. the rst-round -. twi this vpr's manager with such clubi as the White Sos, Cardinals, Indians, At - WISh .16k a 62, came u in w with a lit $152,400 and money list and Brewers. Now he's a scout himself with the Angels and can't $813,900 In lifet ime PGA ear- roundl9atl4-under270todsare say enough about them as a group. third place with CurtlaStrange, niap. ,, When I ran ball clubs, I treated scouts as if they were rare' , .4rufn nf his rworotp-atim- I%Prp nrp anrnp Preollml nnm* arritind Mn. fi £D . 5 daughter, 'V'O'-" II' WV V" W - . . w ____ Ila I 1111110111 , . ada' . . -- - ---- ' ........ , --- . t t . M - -,....... . . a 'N 41~ perk t'onir sad tossed WY7 4V1P, , 's I ,.'/ - '. 4'p. , .. . •• .. P1W . - ffi1T 'fr1 Awdo ' - 1lL1ViY#. .. 40''_ :' '. ' - 0- , 1% 1, . - . eau __ 1171*15 42.1$ . All Tires Pius F.E.T. Each Say - It - POLY . I '.. i : *11~ I . ECONOMY 4-PLY v . : 114 US 111 .W - (- ,., 4. WJIIIWRLL - booio 7 Mul"ped Tr*W Ribs Our 31U 'd ~ , 1460 710 510 ' 871*13 - q .. . I e 1. " V-' " ' " , . , . ' . . 1, .1 I .. 1 . 3.40 3.00 :' " .-. 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' 'l #7V*E5 /,' lY(P 7'75, IWS mAVFR5, be kaoà until later today.., .. •, -, . at byAlanMaver 14R41D1A, ' " AC/#G 5g431 P&Et4'7 7.4't a ws coM was - .,, Bat, Arm -r A .Much, IVIUCfl . -A :'.':V.' av 0"d lonim ook Ist race Do 5.16 Timet 31.79 E rwf f RADIAL WHITEWALLS R Willie Wilder and linebacker Oeowr $5 race, C fo Time Offlef All Covington; wide receiver Non ilabyN Nick 1.60 430 3*' Cassidy and canter Greg krpaiek lOmesy J arvey, LA 400 3.10 night, Cm 340 placed on the Injured reserve 3Thai*s .011, Phil Q(I.332340,P(i-1)41.IIjT(i-2rlffsy, Cm Waived linebacker 3)111* Houston Kelvin Smith, wide receiver Willie %azziili, NY 99b fact l,S'lö, Time: 31.9$ %atthws, Aft 119485149-30 PIssa, canter CIWdI Brown. kicker 1 Put and Take 7.10 3.10 3.50 AMerICJI League 4. 40 4 40 Miguel AlvariL runnit back lay 3WIn With Wicker GAS P 5.10 P1019, quarterback Mack Cahill arid IHazy View .. .,..I•ai ., 110410139.330 running .....i. Mike £*wn placed los 110 354 12$ .333 linebacker Mike Well, defensive I) 234* wninq. Cl 115441 153.332 back C.L. Wlstttington; tight end ice, Ban Ielbr,c,B,to.Tlm,s*$1 11541410 32 steve Young, defensive back Kurt 2 on Sin tk weft KC 1045 L10 310 '.1".1 Heading a group of three Roxanne, CANOE TOPTHIS? a flrew 'dim"401 mp d a - - mpltn, SLL finfieid, •,:,., ' that maty of . . biass hesg people from w4 of this the esbarba.' the II4,09 ati in ti Members, of GoiLoWs dill. Bowl .dravagmsa. nwlast Fkids river city ha "Colt fever," but the well-oiled campaign macNsa, A cowbOy on _ • - IIVWil vi -, seven 13-under or CL. tI.a Ii -' -' r, second-round months was a big help. McGee was locked in battle Ished with a 61. He had gone with Banner, , a talented into the tourney needing to win player who had rouàda of 6147- only 122,000 to become golf's latest millionaire winner, but 6147 "Yov're going to hear a lot of he earned only$10,900. J0Ck'6nvi M *11e.'Has Colt Fev'er - - • St.L ". 24 game.. resident also said seeing his $17400. teen age a -- n W £4U ,,, aa1( rwv*SUIV, 'IJIUO, to their lab trimno in Kansas City, 5.2, 'DetroIt l r%W&f0ff VC7 W1 in 0 0 0 37.$$ •I7$il S t. ~ ? . ' wide receiver i Gold Coast Ruth 4.50 Tony Stephen$, linebacker Bob 0 (1-5) 71.4$j P(1-5) 33$.Ni T 0-11- Charles Green 0 N&tW"l League W 1flU U7 10 V $1 M1W 12 Innings, Milwaukee trimmed A Williams and linebacker Stanley Rusin. Placed defensive back I.I1 at - Toby Harrab drov, - lie BIG. IALI - SIZES --.--__ . F.I.T. CVIIH 4, i$ 3$ $$ 2 15 L.,, lo" s0000bN. .060111 , ft Moo~ Im" 11 man i annom mwt of nowe 11o"d Iwo" Ilium Wit .. 1) 36C2t ft" agents - linobs kar Melvin Martin and purifen Terry Joyce and Jeff Rowlands. Batting York *ed Tau. 111419 Bal- mm with a tr* and i 1W1V iIj s.45U5U, kicker - gouui5 in the AL, New Hallmut Strecker. and receiver Archie Gray,dela Iveond at attle (Parrott 9-8), 10:33 P.M. Thursday's Games , Ninth Game 960 120 3.10 8.20 520 4.20 Sneed 1 o. 1 (1-3.2) 201.40; im 201 Tenil Game C. Jir:k.;; 3.80 6.00 2.60 9.60 2.80 Winning AnqtI 2.20 1 Donna Whiz Di 0 (4.1) 35.50; T (4-7-1) 113.40; Time: 2:10.3. A- 1,124; Handle 117.660. .1 I'..ch Button 3 POt",1 1L ot •'" DAYTONA BEACH TUIRSDAYNIGHT S Jarwin Rick 26kiny gnaw offlon .' K mom *14"6wood"1104"I not to "M aq oft". Im solowlail of lift 4M a to on '14W Racing peon, 1Q19 and Tqm MeMr, 1 Carry BobbIe nia q6arr 1-9), 10: D.m. had his finest hour in the Ream in a seesaw battle, tournament but this (winning) gives him $101,881 this year so ,, E keT11Iy benefl.tted Bins Jayil, A's 2: longest" tournament , on th eases the pain of not being able far. Padres, for example, had to sell lefthander Freddie Norman to out on t by e coming Ro"Phil Huffman pitched , fm Lynn's ludy hilftft to t be at PGA tour but he Renner said McGee desunied Citicinnati to get the money to give Winfield when they signed him with a 17-wxler 24 on the short to play," he said. k to W est ch ester this wee McGee said the lawsuit has the win, was relatively happy become the league's first 1$. his tint complete pm. and two days out of college In 1973 therafleld Cowdry Club. We ia fortunes. affected his concentration since with his performance but was game winner, Eckenley, lii, Craig Kusick hit a tworá One of the things I could never understand is why the scouts Blue e $54,000 fi r st But instead of hust li th ng on he McGee won tb. Keniper Open on looking to the future "I have gave tç only thee. hits over eli homer never formed their own union the way the ballplayers and urn. .. . have a Innings to win his eighth ovw the A's. piresidid: Probably because they've never come up with anyone to prize Tuesday In the rain- om to Harrison, N.Y., for the June 3 but It didn't seem to very lofty ambitions. I straight game. hwh= !I 11-- 4: prolonged Greater Hartford Westchester Classic, McGee make any difference Tuesday. long way to go," he mid. lead them. gems because I knew how important they were to the operation of any ball club," Lane says. Ray Kroc feels the scouts he has don't know ballplayers, and one of the reasons he thinks sois because the Padres are ciswnbi. fourth place In their division with little chance of equaling their 844$ log of last season. Naturally, Kroc feels he knows ballplayers. As Cubs' fan living in Chicago, he followed such players as Hack Wilson, Gabby Hartnett, Rogers Hornsby, Stan Hack, Phil Cavaretta and Andy Pafke, and talking to one of the Padres' young outfielders some time back, the Padres' owner said to him: "You got to dive after the ball5 like Hack Wilson." "Who?" the player wanted to know. "Hack WUson," Kroc reated. *,Who's Had Wilson?" inquired the player, putting a stop to that conversation right there, &if'09 . " '' ,' veteran light encl George Froltas on Dvf*k and running back Sorrooff the .Injured reserve list; Waived: Palge on Injured reserve. Placed f M agent center J Ini Moore from delen IV* linemen Grogg Robinson Wisconsin, rookie center Al Pitts, and Marshall Harrison the neserand free-agent wide receiver Pat ved.left squad list. . Wacker from North Dakota. Cleveland - Placed running M. homer In the fourth ____ I Av%^& IDavelah sAA&A a aftin . 740 310 470 154) 401.40; auto service ,-, "I hate to skip a $400,000 second place finish Tuesday bottleft;aellltandgohomewd blutlntheasventhtopowerthe g Jack t McGee teat Hartford At hom odv A ~ ~ man AUTO Texas (Gleaton O) of Now Denver - Waived teekle Tom 5.11 11"11,211111. 3rd race C 5-16 Time: 31.11 Neville, kicker Fred Stsinfo"t rk (John 1"), I p.m. 14.40 12:20 erbacks Fred Mortensen and ObeeCrickaft s quart Kans City' (Gale 510 340 %iiwat4e. (T ravers 105), 130 Torn $o.Iiy, running back Vkcs 2Mr Slitz Baylor by only eight RBI. Jason Thompson chove In "I don'tthinklcsn swing the thee. with liii 1le ,t 2Ci 660 6.40 WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. IU STEEL=BELTED .--------- .- linebacker Larry Keller, guard Bill backs Larry Collins and Jon BVRADFORD ON INJURED 07) .,Things were a iness prior to KrDc's purchase of the club. The . and - WmiriEnSFIELD, conn. in a do= Yom. scouting during previous owner C. Arnholt Smith's ownership wide receiver Maurice Horton 51 .517 5 . I Dave Miller, running back Andre list. n kland'I v press Storm 0 (45) 64.60; 1 . . - 1 me: 2:007.3. .• rm . '-. M h! *331 and tr&U CWlfornia's Dm Tilm 1, Amplis 3: IVI Cu e Larry Gillard, running ba ck Fred Reinhold Finkes. Placed defensive Williams and tight end Steve Aivers linemen Phil Dokes and Bob Ball, on injured reserve. can Now York '- .,.,s - Waived linebacker T" Ehlers Connie lelencik on injured reserved defensive backs John Elliot and 121 rout of the Twins Tuesday Montreal, 2-I, and San Fran- S3 6S .449 13 49 71 .401 Is . '_ ' . n nE . ba ck Paul Lawler and running back lead the Red Sox to a cruddaill Atlanta 184, Houdo edged Icago attle . Esc 19h .3SIar C" U C Now York Giants - Placed rt"Ne: veteran defensive tackle tackle Stan Syboldon and defensive 0 55 .530 3 V. Brad Shearer, free-egoint rookle end Note Washington. Placed city 4 . :. . - ' .,; °' " '.... '.' . receiver on injured reserve. Joe last season, Gene Richards, Jerry Turner, Bob Shirley and Bob Owchinko? they aren' t exactly bums. Kroc certainly has a right to expect better results. He should keep.In hid though, wide I. . . e- Alwek club originally signing such players as Dave Winfield, Mike Ivie, o y ru b An what about Ozzie Smith, ____________________________________________________________________________________ Iti n ones an Rookie of the Year Waived Detroit 6, California 3 said Mauch. "No got an kles Al Bumbry deilverid a homeClovelind 7. Seattle 4 defensive end Rich Christie. 9 Today's Games how to pltdi to him and It 1dedng1ew1thtwo oat in the Dallas - Cut quul~k At EUss says he's ready to o to work as isn't high and om ft plaite." bott= ofthe Mh inning to give Seminole High foothill manager , .I All Tims NOT) t L&Mura, running back Steve Wilson, I.,p) a Torodo (Jefferson . player Harry Unsworth finishes off some of his work with weights this moming LM, who hu hit In 16 the Orioles their victor y. Lakland (Kingman 2-4). 4:30 defensive back Mike Kinkald, I Off"$IV41 back (W41111 MOX~o a pradke jkt Be .= . I . San today at high. sc Dols - ~ A,*, , "M Theiinesi ad 9d1f",.;,l , . I a . . fatAlve tackle gill Miller, alla IV* We Crown. He cunw0 Ogtivie smashed haimers t6 ovi a y p. e season opener Is Sept.7. I.M. U., _!. FOOTBALL LOOMS after he made his remarks about the club's scouts Monday and . West - John Holland. quarterbacks Jeff Miuch after watching Lynn [ott., 9-0, New York criahed the greatest baseball player In liming, and led New York to the game today and will be for victory over the Rangers. the next live years, at le," ogleles wt. - 69 30 63 53 .543 14 61 31 .513 17½ 61 SI .513 11½ 3$ .319 4W, .1 a - .____ . I` ., night. Lynn almost single- claco topped Chicago, N. handedly took the Twins apart Ynbegs 6, Rangen 6: Bobby Mtrcer hlt4wo home by driving In six rims with a pair of homers and double. rims, Including a two-run ihot 4 'In my opinion Fired Lynn is that capped a three-m ei&h .I I Buffalo I. Pd. 01 77 39 .644 - uauk Ibrk it .i' iClnu onto V. Minnesota Manager. Gone 7.1, Im Angeles blanked St. - r ~!_`-,A' .O - . of owning his own League '1 . "' big league club, \mancandowhathelikesw1thhlsproperty.ButIthInkrnaybe _____ - ,,, takes, into them, and then if they still don't move up, well, maybe, lie's going to sell them to someone else who has always dreamed - ' future and that's what has the outspoken, impatient Kroc so fired Kroc says he's going to give his Padres one more year during . w . t In National League action, beck t to Fred Lynn when It comes to all.round bs.ebell C In ci nn I d 0 w n ed pgA.1mW.' 'Li In 10 'i 'r 1ion -1 4, '5. op4i 'least, n Pittsburgh whipped San Diego, uw . - - -.. . by National BY Uldt0d Press 1111temd"d defeated California, 6-3, Qal5n, 64, 534 Dave Parker, Dave Winfield Toronto Se .entn Game 9 .10 300 2.20 1 rash ForwOOd 560 2.20 .r.ei 320 r i 14.20, 'T i 1 In So 60; a* LVGI on Injured reserve: linebackers Stu Van Wagner and tight end Henry O'Dell and John PrIestrier. Pollard; placed tackle Mike Watson merican League .1. I East at - .. rwinerup as t _____ ''-: he has to show for it now is some hamburger meat. That hurts. spectacular success as his enormously profitable International chain of McDonald restaurants• But he honDri at least they would be contenders uu5 time. They're not and don't look like they will be in the very near - !- S ar I . Time. )AD ' PLACE E SAVING . - :- ,. 2 400 20 IG.B. GEE 2 2 Midnight Honey 0(1-4) 1.50; T (1-47) 31 80 I'r 2:01.1. Second Race 1 3 iC 8 AC 2 'C 4 Perfectonist C 1 3 Baby near 2 IC 2ZebPainler 0 (3-4) 27.00; 1 .4.3 2 159 21; Time 2:104. Third Cc C) 2 60 i.8 4 Raner's Gold 41) 4 ,u 6 Choc port SIr : 3 MQ( Btet .i. 'JO. Tr' Q(') 920; 1 7:10.4. Fourth Qac. 6 IC U 8 Paby ilocy .4 Tracer Wi,' 0(6-5)321.90; Time: 2.. Fifth Race 7 60 3 10 3 40 3 Sunny Larmie 1320 .100 bBetchaQuick 260 lWenevir Bruce Q (3.4) $0.10; T (3-6-4) 36140; . , - -- 760 I1.l IS) III oO. T (1-52) 1,666.90; .• _______________________ Football Angele5 (Sutcllffe 10$) at Louis (Martinez 105), 1:35 Baitlmore-Waivedrookleklcker Minnesota Placed on injured Carson Long from Pittsbur: 11- reserve: defensive tackle Wally year veteran defensive back Lloyd Hilgenberg and wide receiver Kevin intreal (Schatzeder .35 Mumphord, safety Tim Baylor, Miller, Cut special team's specialist 16-6), (Niekro ston defensive and Gary Silvestri* run- Mark Keller, receiver Billy Diggi, ning backs Monte Anthony and defensive tackle Jerry Lawrence, Thursd ay's Games Willie Shelby, offensive tackle Tim offensive tackle Barry Tomaselli, n Francisco at Chicago Eubank, offensive guard Randy free safety Perry Kozlowski and night n Diego at Pittsbgh, Butler, center Geoff fleece, tight end Eric Higrenes. •w York at Atlanta, night defensive end Steve Fefer and NtwOrl"ns- Cut veteran tackle Ang at St. Louis, night linebacker ay Berry; Placed Barry arrow,rsing back J h " First Race e'20 1 Saratoga Danny to a Kissiminies Daily 9-9, Sun. 12-6. - auc i' -. rilun. backs Rob Forbes end Ken Talton, iladelphia (Espinosa 12-9) cinnatl (Norman 10-8), . M iU)IjMT Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30"9:30 Sun. 12.6 - nta (Matula 6-5), 7:35 p.m. 1 - 1, 1 Egana.Waiiy 4.10 0(2-3) 21.40; P (2-3) S6.78; .7l; I (2-31) 274.40. Sixth Game 8.00 7.00 4.00 SAranoGasti ii eSanti-Andre 11.00 4.00 6TraniMandiola 4.00 0(5-5) 35.00; P (54) 91.91: T s-.) 1199.00. Seventh Game 7 saa-urqm. 5.50 6.00 3.60 4.50 1.10 2Ramon•Arrieta 3.50 6SanhI-Wally 0(2.7)35.40; p (7-2) 129.11; T (7-2- , C141 V 16; Stlnh*M. Chuck Campagins. wide receivers 7-6). 7:30 MOM# Sall 13; Clear, Cal and in Cox and Bob Durrett. / Lapel, Dat 12. do! ivecIi w York (Swan 11-9) at 11 11 DeS I I L. 2_,.ir , 4 21.00 5.40 4.20 1 Goiri 9.00 7.20 3 Echanll i ISaid Q(l.3) Silo; P (1-3) 122.40; r (1.3. $) 39440 TenthOame 13.60 15.10 7.80 SVicandlRodotf 9.60 3.80 iEganaOiano 5.10 iGasti-Gastlil 0(2_I) 49.0; P(S-2) 1S3.20; T (S-I1)1110.20. Eleventh Game 3Sara-Pradera II 13.00 5.20 1.60 7.40 15.20 i oomingoBadiola 300 Ivictor-Mandiola 0(3-4) 43.00; P (3-4) 214.50; T (3.. 44) $fl40 Twelfth Game 5.60 7,60 1.00 l Apra izEnrique 5.50 3.10 3 Oscar -Paco 5.00 I Gastl-Echaniz 0 (3-4) 43.40; P (4.3) 145.00; T (4.34) 219.11. A- 1,933: Handle $113104 Fourth Game 32.10 11.40 7.10 7 Ecanaisictro $Zubi.Urquiza 6.40 3.50 5 irustagadiola 6.10 Q(7.$) f7; P (7.$)S31.40;T(7.$. 5) 1114.40, Fifth Game 9.50 1.10 3.60 2GastI-Enrique 10.10 6.10 3Mutilla•Goiri burgh (Kison . ..: '; - Ninth came ' - - - Timr 2 Harness Racing 16.40 150 3.40 3 isasa Arrieta 6.00 lW 2Zubi.GOirO 2.00 SSaidOlano Q(2.3) 21.40: P (3-2) 61.20; T (3.2. 1) 209.60. Third Game lSant l 550 5.00 7W SEnriquell 4.00 3.00 2Gondra 260 0 (4.5) s; p (4.$) 1 (4-1.2) Jai Alai - r T (3-1. 6)313.10. EigbtllGame 41;.'0: 3) 140.41 3.20 linebacker - 1. - ..,--. -.--. __ - Richard NOV defensive end Jim Young on the 21 day physically unable to perform American League EcM,. roster sley, Sos 16.5: John, NY 154; Waived veteran Kansas City Flanagan, Ball 13-7; OMar- defensiv, linemen Jeff Lloyd and atlonal League tines, Sall 14$; Koosman, MUm Willie Lee and three free agents Eu? 1410. runnig back Jimmy Edwards, wide W L Pct. GB Earned Nun Average receiver Rory Hennings and center 61 49 .511 rgl (based on 100 limligs •itdfid) Bruce Kirchner. 63 51 31/3 eal National League Rogers, Waived wide Los Angeles 14 61 0 6 0 Mti 2.79; Andu(ar, eceiver lany Marsh 60 56 .517 7½ I.aCoss, .ou Cm 2.15; Hooton, LA defensive end Phil Shambliss from 60 59 .504 9 2.94; Hume, Cm 2.95. San Diego State, rookiequarterback 45 66 .421 Y k American League Mar- Dan Kendra from West Virginia, West shall, Minn 2,47; Guldry, NY a place kicker from W L Pct. GB 2.59; Eckersley, 805 2.71; Poly Tech In Mexico City: Rickey 70 50 .583 4ii Ryan, Cal 2.53; John, NY 2.91. Richardson, a rookie defensive end 66 55 .5.45 4½ Strikeouts from San Diego State, and Richard 57 62 .479 12½ Fr Ii National League Richard, Force,a rookie linebacker from Cs 5.3 65 .449 16 An Hou 216; Nlekro, All. 142; Poly Pomona (Calif.); placed on the 53 67 .442 11 Di i Canton, Phil 141; Perry, SD Injured list: rookie wide receiver 47 72 .395 7.2'/3 129; ta Biyleven, Pitt 121, Jeff Moore from Tennessee and uesday's Results American League Ryan, rookie safety Ivory Sully from F ancisco 5, Chicago 2 Cal 170; Guidry, NY 142; Delaware. Traded rookie center (Sb gh 7, San Diego 1 Jenkins, Tax 131; Flanagan, Mike Wellman of Kansas to the ok 18, Atlanta 5 Salt 121; Eckersley, Sos 115. Packers for an undisclosed draft Phila 1, 10 Inns. ci Saves A geles 9. S. Louis 0 National League Sutter, Waived quarterback Miami 2, Montreal I Chi 2$; Tekulve, Pitt 22; Larry Fortner, defensive tackle JWf Today's Games Garber, All 19; Bair, Cm, Weston and running beck David All Times EDT) Sanibito, Hou and Lavelle, SF Morgan. (Montefusco ancisco 15. New Englind Put defensive C iego (Caudill 0-4). 2:30 American League Mar. back Sidney Brown on injured Sf1 , Mflfl 74; Kern, Tax If; reserve' waived defensi lineman n Diego (Jones 9-7) at si - _ - - aldr League - .'/resiay,Au(i. 15)979-94 ;'ouL Fl. Evening Hera:. ;-' ,i .4 �as . bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . - ... .-..-......-....-.. Wadnssday, Aug. iS, 1979 - InfernationaI Racing's Worst Disaster ____________________________________________________________ Navy Rescues Yachting Survivors 'After Atlantic Gale Kills 13 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS AMINDIDNOTICEOP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICII$HE*EIYG$VENtMI . und11Iflsd. 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I BR executive " .,', ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ f $ LA BOR TRUCK DRIVER -mmon sense & dependable. txc. pay. ' - AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. - - (Corner 10th & French) 323.5176 * * * * * * * * olacaneeninReaiEstatecaII iaity World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.3321. AVON ---- fIGHT INFLATION Sill Avon. Increase your earning POWSI. For details, ciii l.s41. 1017 or 614-307'. * * * * ** * -L-EADCARPENTER ' Exp.w.blueprints 1 AAA EMPLOYMENT 12FrenchAve. (CornerlOfh&Frsrch) '' 323.3176 I, : ' • u •.. • • • g a • . ••. -. - 01 - - d - every Friday. - EVINI . HERALD READIES ' ____ . - - INC. ., WORlD I 11sf .- ,-,,,. $ . I , - Ru. r •i -, ' - . - - .- -- I" lu5. - o in, àaa,ebd .uk. I,...pi.ure. a ___ _ 339.0509 339.0305 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 33-Houses Furnished DeBary 2 BR, 1½ b, C HIA, part. turn, carport. No chIldren, no ft - W - - WW - - lid., My - - -- __ - - - n- ,Ii d :: 17$ 'v :k - 1 . - O -- - .: - 1 Yeir-$* - - P.O.kslW . -. - - - - - - - - - - I JUDGE to live, car to drive, a or some service you have iiiod , read all our want ads ivory day. UNITED STATES DISTRjCT AND - " s-è., - ON - . .- - - - - - - -I- - J.flt' - , - PlU - PlirIdi. Old tile me hit,TOh1p19$itike Ceunly, Florida. - cleaner. Appiy in person I.11day Inn of Sanford on the - f''" N. Doted JO D! C1i.Iy,FI5ViN, Aulyil'11N ___ . j, Earn eidra money. Ni Inviotmint. iris 11503h-1201. 36-Resort Property - -'°'$i--Sltuatiens .I*. 1. Ple dSis extra lot for -: -. -- only $25,900. Immaculate 1 1*, 2 5, 3 car garage w.w carpet, C H&A, fenced bk yd. 133,900. - iWsd -- _CS$IISUUdInIdsSWIngYd we,N.LarOearIlIlaU.CaH - - -. - The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2344$. French Ave. 3fl.0331, 3237173, 323.0779 Sanford - House for Sale. Best Buy - Call local 641-1039 ton information or 911-771.1410. e- Room for a growing family. 4 BR, 2 B. FR, lots of storage space 1001 Palmetto Ave. $35,000. HAL COIBERT, REALTY ---. - .•. --' -------------- ... , . -' -1- - - s.-.-___--.-.-- - ., -- 1 - _- 1 - .& .-.____ • ._-.. -.. .. . • ..., ;_ - . _._. -- - 4 S .- ,• .4 . .. ' - ., - -- - •'5. -, , - ----. - .- , -_---- - ---..r,,, - - - ------- - - .. r ,'.,. -, - . , -...:. .-' - I .. -. . --, ,- - -- NEAR LAKE 4 BR 2 B cornfortable home, newly painted, C H&A, fenced bit yd, nice area. $44,900 - ,. - idyllwlide by owner. 3-2, FR, OVER 6 MILLION IN$ALE$IN 1979 JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home in CC. Manorl Neat isa pInl carpeting A fenced yardl SPP WARRANTEDI Yours, for $31,011. yd. near school & shopping. 04-4.500. New 235 HomeS, 4 pct. Interest to qualified imainable foaturil Your own Pool & Patiel 1FF WARRANTED. Your Dross Home for 1134,1511 FANTAITIC3ILIIOW .s'1n Hidden Lake W C Hto., wy carpeting, eq eat In kit., fIreplace, iso psrchas, fenced yard & Much Morel Homeowners Assoc. 11FF WARRANTED. Just 044.9111 LOVILYI 3 SR. I both home C NSA. w.w carpet, split SR plan, newly walipagened butt A klt,l Misty Mu's Eztr$sIIPP WAR. RANTED. Only 1*1011 JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADIRI WI LIST & SELL MORE NONES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sanford's Solos Loader 5306176 Owner. In DeBary 3 BR, 2 L.ath block - ANYTIME screened porch, sodded yard, paved street I Much More. 50 • $lvl.enl?4$In$anlsid.ColI 013-uN Marinsr-'s ViVe mortgage. assumable pct $37,500. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. Aft. 3332-7111 322-6431 Sranchflce REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 ________________________________ BR, 2 8 ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on con lot, lush landsciping. $49,300. Call today for appt. CLIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ acres in Osteen with 1g. 3 8*, 1½ B, nearly new moolle home. sooner you place your classified ad. thesoonir you wIll qet results. $40,600* FLASHI FLASHI IWUR lB 3229283 Owner says to reduce his 3 BI-. I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $21,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. STUMPER HIGHWAY 17-91 FRONTAGE *zenod commercial south of Kmart Plaza. Excellent in- vestment potential. Call today I Eves 34-S10O 332.1959 VA-F PIA.235-Con. Homes Cash for your Iotl Will build on your Iii or our lii. Y Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc., Realtor M4391l 42-4biiHOnI$ - See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear SN's. OWNER ANXIOUS Priced reduced 12101 on newly redacenatid 3 ldrm 1½ lath home w-cint. N & Air, fsncsd yard, carport In Sun land GREGORY MOIILE HOMES .. 323.5350 VAA FHA Financing *i3OrlandoOr. o4itiAcrasgs PRICED TO SELL Sdrmhim, Is located na lIce visit kstsrd. Come,' 101. See ledayt Only 131.101 ALTAMONII-Lot NloI7I plus commercial. Off CR5111. Hwy 421519910. - 323.2222 I. - S - or 131.9993. S p.m. 1730. After 6 p.m. 3fl-40$2. WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Brokir. 125 No. 1.0 Wymore Rd,, Altamonte. 162-7113 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Brothers ZIgZag, auto., Reg. price $199.95 assume balance of VS. Singer ZigZag Touch & Sew, Rig. price $33.50 assume balance of $99.50. Toshiba color TV I In. with remote control, pay balance of IllS. J. C. Penney 23 In. color floor model, pay balance of $369. See at Sanford Sewing Center, Sanford Plaza. Phone credit manager 322.411. - - -. A. 4 Cerl IlIad L'Lsndsc age FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 3-731719 321-0090 U Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Esf. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 a Light Hauling Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc, (LOCAL) 319.5371 MEINTZER TILE 62-A--Farm P.ainting by Anthony Corino, Interior, exterior qualified in all phases, Free Est. Call 322-0071. p'icture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct. disc. to Sr Cit. 339 6066. 668 $335 Alterations, Dressma1lin Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 B&E Painting, interior-exterior, pressure cleaning, roof coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 322-1137 after 6 p-rn. Grooming & Boarng buIldings include 2Slb. wind load ANIMAL HAVEN and large iubIe sliding door. Call 303-331-1617 9a.m. to 3p.m. - Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet collect. 65-Pets•Supplies shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752 - German short-haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting & I Man, quality toppIiIc operation 8 yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 FREE KITTEN 3fl.4595or 322-5162 German shepherd pups for sale, AKC, shots, sire workIng canine show quality 4 Ig boned. $150 I up. 321 0943. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323-0429 after 5:30, Free Est. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR .G BALINT&ASSOC. 3721MS fast AOl-IA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 handi, cxc. youth show horse, Itt. glassed top dIsplay case 36 In. deep, $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17.93 So. of Sanford 332. $721. Interior-Exterior plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322 2710 R.11k Lustom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 1111.339-1693 HnnRapairs - top performer in trail, western I English hor. Pronto Home Repair Electrical, plumbing, paInting, s.manship. Over 30 1st places in local I AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 372-0839. Carpentry. 322-4031 will travel. 2$ pct. oft on all Upholstery cleaning ton the Wants to make small household month of August. 831-3144. Handy Paul, has truck S pc LR Suite-Sofa, Loveseat, Chair, Ottoman & Recllnsr All for 5399. Free Dilivsry. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3324731. Plast ring INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fIberglas & 3210139 or 901-7346701 collect. 68 VnIsd to Buy repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6531. wants to buy gos twality turn., washer & dryer $744910. Private party - Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads (or goodbuys. Cash 332.4132 Larry's Mart, 711 Sanford Avi Buy & Sell, me finest In use fwrlItw'e, Refnig. stoves, toot WE IUY USED FURNITURE 711 Wd,. F. Altamonte Dr. Weiboldts Camera Shop iles, passport photos & repair service. 322-6101. 322.3125 Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call Dinilies 'free 531 Is 110$. Hurry l. largalna. 3631 5. Sanford Av, 322.1101. Open Tues. tutu Is 1:35. $t Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting I detail trim. Free Est. 323 1704. Home Impst field trial stock. 321-0011. ROCK 904771.3503 Paintlng& Ropelr suppliei, dog houses, insulated, Screened & Washed Cty. Approved for Orainfleld Central Contracting Inc. 668-5954. Painting Iessniaking BUILDINGSII New All Steel, Pr.engineered, clear span (No' Seconds), 30 x II * 12 for $3,991.00, 10 x 4 * 14 for 14.95600, 40 x 13 x 14 for 13,95100, 45 x 77 x 14 for $6,917.00. F.O.8. factory. All or 569 5567. Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & CommercIal 8959303; aft6$30-711S Equipment Office Cleaning a service everytlme. Ph. 323-0541 New or repair, leaky showers our FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 1550 a Ciustom Office Cleaning, commercial, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality Lawnmower sales & service. We specialty- 25 yrs. Exp. trimmIng. U CeramicTIle sell the best & service the rest. Rbii U TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerli Harriett's Beauty Noo4 519E. 1st St., 322-3712 -. ARMYNAVY SUaPL.US Beds, ObI motel box springs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 5. French, 323.7310. sod laying & free 373 2945 Beauty Care 62-Lawn.Garden 37744Q1 0 eneral Lanascapin. specialists, top soil & (III dirt. Alans Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 - Weitern Auto ta* Lawn Servtc. Appliances ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses (or sale at discount prices. For information. Call e31-6290, M.intensnc' - Air tondltieá%v4,' Heating, ElectrIcal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671 6291. Llc., Bonded & Ins. jgi UYJS. $35 & up. 322-5791 Can U 61-Building tMterials ______________________ Pro. keds $1490 pr. INC. •, - - Beagles 6 N, 2 F REALTOR' good cond. 1 owner. Best offer. Air Conddioning _________________________ - - 47-A-Mortgsges Bougit &SokI 9047361123 1915 Camero SW, 9 pass, very - !iEJ.II 292711wy.1792 Sanlord,Fla.37771 301 W.lstSt. 310 Sanford Ave. OVIU., good cond. Econ. trans. Asking - - utlO! rree listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C. 21906 Low Down Payment RETIREMENT HEAVEN This Is th, way to get away from It alIt Located in country near Ocala National Forest, this mobile home with additional area built on elvis ms'e room tItan you would believe. Near to everything needed for comfort. It's only 113,7* One yr, wittaidy. - _i, AGENCY REALTOR 332-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE *... •5 A*15 S U iV1_ JJO. YTll.. 0 .Yl., s6O - WOULD YOU L IKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? uneweu in sept. oieariyOct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. -..-- u s. Repossessions I trade-Ins. Th. - - Top Dollar Paid for jut& cars, trucks 8. heavy equipmen.,, 327 5990 _________ ROIISON MAIIINE laMous for sase eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 ML! 15.105 ,- 45.A-atit State Property REALTOR 322 1000 MIS 323 4061 or cvii. 323-0317 This) CailBart home. Central H&A.w-w carpet, M Unsworth Realty NUAITY From Call 322 1621. 322 ____ -. .In ovywr. vu, a .mai In' vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2611 HIGH & DRY luild to Suit--our lot or yours. PHAVA, FHA23S& 245 a a - -- - - -- - BUY JUNK CARS uwl P.aborn seauw 322•2420 ska4one.W,sI.$sM4I sewer & home, w-city water, paved s?rret. 143,000. Losing your home & credit' I :i; catch up back payments & buy equity. 372 0216. REALTOR. MLS 323.5774 Day or Night 24 - roof, 2 car garage, C A&H, drapes & carpet, ig lot, shade. Golf course near, many extras. Priced 562,900. 1mm. possession. 72 Ford Ranchero 5600 323-8361 77-JUflk Cars Removed arage Sale Fri. 17th & Sat. 15th. 9 to 1. ClothIng, Misc. & Plants. 233 S. 4th St., Lake Mary. ..•'4 47-Real Estate Vanted -- Inc. - REALTOR 0 ' Roiling Hills beautIful 3 BR 2 8 masonary home. 2500 sq ft under finest neighborhoods. $64,900. 3210759 to BUILDER. 322-2217. OVER 2SOOsq ft of gracious living in this lovely Ig Mayfair 3 BR 2 b home, beautifully shaded dbl sIzed lot in one of Sanford's Harold Hall Realty buyer. $32,000 $38,000. Low down payments. SEAUTIFULI I BR, 3 bath home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor I C HAA, w-w carpeting FR, DL eq eat in kit., flrepleca & every 814 By apt. only. 323-6203. AM •.J_ •t 'A REALlY - 3 BR, IS bath, spilt plan. $32,300. William Maliczowskl Realtor 3227953 Reg. Real Estate Breker STENSTROM Worsthr what to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic number Is 322- many extras, Assumable loan. 2635 Sanford Ave. .'ii. rirl. J-S4J, ... - , FANTASTIC 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River. Covered boat dock. $32,300. m2S 'REALTORS W fARK - hI'.' - 1977 AMC Gremlrn Auto, A C, PS. Like new 52200. 373 7607 ______________________________ Garage Sale: $05 Park Ave. Aug. 17 & 1$. Sewing machine, bed springs 1. other misc. 2611 or S31-993. .. - •v..owner wood frame 3 BR, 1 bath, 2 large scre.ned porches, refinished woodwork & floors, - fireplace, wooded lot 516,500. 331.4692. after 5:30. Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901-255 8311 for further details. ______________________________ 15' travel trailer. Sleeps 6. 3 way lights, gas 3 burner w oven, toilet, ice box 1795, ) 25 - Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Vehicles 75-Recreational Carport Sale-Plants 8. Misc. Fri. & S-at. S to 6. 901 E. 25th St., Sanford. INC. REALTORS S30-4133 or 339-011 eves. __________ I Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Thurs-Sat. Follow signs. fjRREST 'GREENE FOR SALE two story, 2 bedroom townhouse, w-w carPeting, all appliances, pool. in Sanford near shopping, schools, by owner, 321-0255 eves., 128,000. -- INC. . --- Sylvan, 60 acres, 20 acres already platted. Over 1600' of Ut. Front wooded. $500,000. 107W. Commercial Phone 332 7881.Sanford 141. valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. 526.500. BATEMAN REALTY Multipis Listing Sorvics --' Lake Markham Rd. near 1k. JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. ;3n-'rtn _____________________________ s-Acreage 43 JUSTMAPEPAYMENTS-69tO 75 modelS. Call 339 9100 or 8341603 (Dealer). - S. Sanford Ave across from Pinebree:e Egg Farm S4-rage Sales so-Autos for Sale _____________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Kelloggs Auction Sales - Porch Sale Sal., Aug. 18, 124 N. Sunland (Suniand Estates) 9-4. Dishes, few clean ladies' & children's clothes & misc. _______________________________ Garage Sale 2 homes Markham Rd.. Paola. Lots of goodies 10-5, _____ ________________________________ w. Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker 323 5324 ATTRACTIVE I BR 2 8 ranch style home, ig rms, fenced side REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED -- -- S. French (1) 92) Sanford 9LTOR323.7s3 Fam.size.goodcond. 5125.3220570 __________________________ 53500. 830-1676, eve. 2930311. dressers, CASH DOOR PRIZES. CLOTHES LEFT OVER FROM YOUR GARAGE SALE? Call 531-2796 from 9-11 am. for pickup. "It isn't like I don't know Harold, Mother. We've spent hours together In gasoline !ifle$" 4 1-Houses i.. 7 l97SChev',tonP-U, 6 cyl.. std ,good on gas. 52950 323 6033 aft Sp m. __________________________ ii Ford camper, special truck w10' camper self contained. truck load of sm used mdse. in boxes & misc. I $100. -_ 2435' glassware. - REALTY WORLD. Zoned commercial- 100' on - --....-- naks, Carport Sale, Fri., Sat. & Sun. 10-7, 704 Wynn Dr. (Sunland Estates) Wd A-C; queen size bed frame; cut glass & misc. Nothing over LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? House 4 Garage Apt. good location. $32,500. LARGE LOT X 3 BR 2 B split plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced bk yd, room br garden. $32,300. Sanford Ave. 111-500.. - I f Tools, new assortment of nick Dryer, white, dec. Kenmore LIKE NEW 3 BR home w-C HIA, tastefully decorated. Deitona area. Priced rlght at $25,500. I FOOD LARGE ASSORTMENT - - 323 1050 Thursday 7 P.M. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 $31,500. • I Service. Used Machines 7361 __________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION - .- ellA aupti so.;, 323 We Sell Estates 'KENMcREWASHER - Parts, 121.1172 r ,v Consignments Welcome KeIIoggs Auction Sales P-U. 4 on the floor. 1975 Ford Auction Thurs. 7 PM. ,avit0 Ave. at Hwy 421 10 Pc, LR Pit Group, $353. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-8721 k..e Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 8, carport, den w-wet bar, eat.in kit. $23,000. Jefyg ONN1*NO15 ($,) ls$i, -Trks-Trailets ----- For Estate Commercial & ResI dranci New In?erspring Bedding ' price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, 17-92 S.of Sanford 322-172, - SEAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES - ' WS*SON*yit DIM.?). ---NptL.1or AD. 1505 aIhIm,1 a ruli*dPNams,,,dspokl.ye -NI ON fluuEsl in no ___PICT1TSSV$NAMS III. RIM I1Iia$scEAvl. - 1C 323 3866or 323 7710 72-Auction . )tO Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY dential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction. 323 5670 52-Appliances FR or 3td 1*, Eat In kit, new as POI4TION SU _____ YA. i'a of SocON ii. I PIION: at at -- __ -. - -. a - __ IPV t--- $ulud. - - -. -- - ri • - - ___ - - unuwameiyeu, 'yelled • Swedin - - - .4-' -- -. . n'uu. - Chest 5y5 - iimhuI- ANNWNbN.1Jv - - - •-. _____ PaiN 01, 50 lid 15, Guwofy, PWN, -- - - - tAlIe • -I- Mi.JPsNa - ___ - ______ r - -, - - Th.IVNIONIIALD - U - -- -. '-- - ;.i-,_'- . . -" - -: - SubscrlpffOnT.-Th Iv.nhSj-H.riId Aross; Phone: cl.idlsmydNckklthsammmhoI$_ :'. - - -.. Name: 5. - - - Please-' • w, Duplex (2) 2 BR units turn. 8. rented 123,900. Only $4000 down. Owner will hold. pets. $300 + securIty. 305.327. 0473. are having difficulty fInding ___ Nd mill 19 toI _ - - _______ L -___________________________ - be - - , whes yw BUbSilihe _____ to *s. IVIiS NSnsM. áIIP lid $ISy. -. _____ m tii.. - - -- Nu,me1 I no Yes, s et $ aN , MMusefIui1esd.a.osf. th 12th dip it July, 1979. JOHN & REED, JR. - -- _____ _____ . ______ I i heels, Sssfsd . • consecutive wisits commonclg AUlist 1. 1979. DONE and OR. DURED at Orlando. Funds- -thIs - - VA. Opportunity Emptoysn. ______ . - SemInole County is an HVielsMSsdese,luNmsptm.y hirilWmtaflflVienat*.*f PSI SEMINOLE COUNTY. Publish: August 1.11. 22, i: lakefront. wIlN*lCleilSitt*Cewt,aml$, FLORIDA he ye NI tomberl,)2, _____ _____________ I C5orniarsel upon dowsnhsd in nil WTItaInt. The Pishell, Piesrsahlemay, CIVIL ACTION NO. ,,-lITh.cA*1 -,rmark*t help. Must be Ix. Miws it Nid edt blIPS for ____ PUs Till MASRIASI OP Økionced. Stocitmin. cashiers, IUNijIFICTUiS 1 tiowe sit 4*551 le: FORECLOSURE OF LIEN . CHARLES 1. LIE. _____ NAME STATUTE mast cutters. Apply in person. Pliad, Wind. ________ .-l• TO WHOM IT MAY CONCUINs Barn, 25th A Pink. ONINA CofW, FAa o six nn. - PithIonor Nitico 15 hereby given lli. tile prertysIWNiRk1flbflC45p, Idol CNA TONy. 1Mds. Fl.11i Phelde. iswis _____ undersIgned, pursuant to no ef heir LOTS 7 and & BLOCK 22. ON 'I*U 7 1011$ KAYI LEE * * * * * * "PictItleis Name IIIIV' Choir ' ilotin SANTA sassm. Fist a* - doss, - - h*i -. -06105. Florida Statute, will rslshsr ye fill to Psjl * 50 ___ _______ ;, h'ç3 MECHANIC lisonftjl wini me cterk ON C Isadird spoked yes NI lIe nUt ,• NOTICIOP ACTION fflU.3. - ISP. heavy eqp1. in. and fit kmlnolo County, - WITNEIS isV add endOW of of_____ dunned in TO: - 1011$ HAVE LII _________ AAA EMPLOYMENT P11rIdo. -. rE if pflof of $, 'ad - ShMCoUItat$sISJd. PioVSds.ON * RESIDENCE UNKNOWN . - 9)tPruicNAve. p*kithe of INS nub, 11i FORECLOSURE OP LIEN y MuON Mlrae IAO! (Corner liNt A French) titi MMS Il-ad: RIVER OAKS eumhoning OW NlW,Ioo dowNed a s, Now YarN Aveies. III IQI( widw ho rlpodts snpojs ___ ____ (SEAl) e,t FIIId. a6 buolnssot$evIsefflighJ,,y10 Ant N.__ Jr - YOU AU NEfily NOTIFIED listitWesive River intie LOTIPsidI. ILOCIC 10. -* * * * * * * lIst as sot ssrduadurnpi ii Iii iiii VWS p -. -, publIshed by me %Jnttsd States Minihal In a newspaper of ginoral A. Ledier, P.O. lox IN pflrd, PheWS $V71 sot.rnienwiemI.y luptumbsr, ye 10115 Count in the alive Si. thud causes and tad Vie are 1059 - .1 i. - • . • LOCAL.i. mist ampist. I • - - I otf ice, N. Park Ave., - ------ 51-Household Goods 2or 3 BR home located in a quiet neighborhood wIll go FHA or ainlng Co5i In the work. ply to Seminole County ° janford, Fl. 32771 by August 21, Florida, once a wiek ten 51k (6) 1700 sq ft living area. -- T -- ORI ENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 6148126 IMMACtII.AT E ' OmpIstIon of 5th grade, jour. eor ai piiad REPRESENTATiVE: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED TuIppti$us $5.$)4 ON en lotion has been filid aisbist pI: .A., ,.o. nn. Tows, Of1Udu. - -:4 THU STATE OP FLORIDA - - 4344. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ClrG$a$ien ____ Plaheirt. TO: OTIS TAYLOR. JR.. O.*4 altsrnay, whoseiIrotes - OTIS TAYLOR p ai usss 11: while $4*I 11 'u1ti Word. Emmanuel, sHUN A • ROSIN I klsf 51 ic MiNe w. Harper landscaped, work shop, green u-Wanted to Buy -. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY.SELL,TRADE 311-315E.FirstSt. 3225622 - 32-Houes Unfurnlshed , 'ieyman IevsI up. In El. trade or ion of an approved ORDERED that thi• above 1Okl W suit and order for Unnimed. - defendants to CASTRO CONVERTIBLE Double bld.175 8317420 Salary range 1151-1256 whly. so, jUdIflS'st by default wijI be u pitsy,ai RIP1SSSWItIV NOTICE OP ACTISN _____ IeIatP.O- lox 1151 Middletown, Ohio PILED thinOdObSr1.1$79.lfyoufaItdo Neot A. Harpsv, Jr. ______ , $I,b,,PntU Enterprise Dept. SH - SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Private entrance, adults only. no "1 'desworker (Electrician) (Service by Publication), causes uld ON ye are hereby ,, $uffing envelopes with our ,,cIrcuIars. For Information: ORo it the first pubilcatlin of this efen agaInst viu fir me - rehlof demand In the complaint. tt is. NoticeliMminlelrstlon: SIUMIYER, JR.. , ' .* part time employment with by Gill Fox 3 BR, 2 8 pool home, beautIfully For rent turn, nice 1 BR house. W. Wcarpet, adults no pets, ref. 322. U • iS1) 3 BR 1,3 bath, split plan. 132.500. William MalIctowiki Realtor. 322-7953. house. a I U ui..iuu.uiII pets. 1004 Palmetto. moy, Poot Off Ice lox 3593, SEMINOLE, a Netiistal binlilile WILL. SE FOREVER UPPED thotanadloahiobses filed agabist TAYLOR and EDWARD in nile ________________________________________ ' acceotIng applications for full AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Oiiende, FlorIda 31505, not t4ter PSaintiOI,ve. is YOU All HERESY NOTIFIED OTIS TAYLOR, IL. I.k.l OTIS -' a qvallficstl.es of the personal UnitsdStatesAttoenly, and kindehl ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OP OBJECTIONS NOT NOTICE OF ACTION cs., it isi, A vslIdl,y ii me decsda,I's will, me Plaintiff's attorneys. Gary Lieti, CASE NO..7.hlISCA-fl,i THU STATE OF FLORIDA TO: EDWARDS. IIUMIYI*. JR. START IMJOYI$S,.. U. iisfi: Aug. 11.22. 1079 ______ SUNDAY YNRIl FRIDAY AND *0 TNI$NOT10E.tofiloanyobiectlaj,s Court at Orlando, Florida, and to ____ they may have that dtallengss me IhlVi i copy thirsof UP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Iurlsmctlsn of the court. JOIN THE TNOU$AND$ OP - - ,_. SIUMIYER, JR., ____ 31** * * * * * * * u1s IC IN THU CIRCUIT COVET POP ropns11,tative, or me venus en W. Wherry, Assistant United States --- 323317* MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF and plead in said action, and file '' $OFS. YOU? answer with the Clink oh this THE FIRST PUBLICATION psn as much as $500 Per 1000 us, OTIS TAYLOR, JR., a4s OTIS TAYLOR and EDWARD - ' S. I -4 FL Allornays PielehIft, n - ' 'i" AAA EMPLOYMENT 1 til 912 French Ave. "' (Corner 10th & French) 1t,qoveri$yrs.old,Applyuany ___ iIg a 'á.rai needed 1mm. Exp or will Waln. 1ttandy Way Food Stores. Must ,r required, WITHIN THREE areordorodandrequiredto.ppssr ________ ATLANTIC SANK OP SEMINOLE, a N1t151151 b51*JIi5 iilifl, Seminole County, FlorIda, p. b_. __ in the page 29 of the Public to whim a copy of thIs Notico ISMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA MAMILI CA$INO.$.i$N.CA4IK P0 DrawN ____ OURS COWIIfl NOID?AhilNff ha W. C. Hvtdilsen, Jr. NUTCHISON, MORRIS A IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT P$I. IWO S - ________ TERRACE, according to put DSPUIYCIIrk sIck personal roprssantative. 10, All pi,si.s Interested In me .. therisf as recorded In Plat Exclusively II $ _______________ .4. -- -CASHIERS rliI'st. titlior interest in me property me dote when It will bYme shall be stated. It th, claim is hereinafter dsscrIbed. You are shall delIver oufficleid on the following described property: ClIrkofffi.CfrvNC,ufl cophssofniecl&,n,otnecu.rk,o Lct7andmeWlafutofLots.ark lyPStVkioRaSinaan utaolstheclerktornailonscopyt, "I" First Addition, DI Ii Legal Notice takg *- * * * * * * * ARTHUR H. SECKWITHJR. 11CU claImant _______________________________________ t' U U p ure 3 choke lots ready to build on in Deltona. $5000 for all. Clean furnished lit floor Apt, _____ crossword puzzles and much, much more! I U I $39,300. Terms. è * * * * * * * all OVIS' the place, we had to WlTNlumyhaniandthssaslit contingent or unllquidated, the hensby notified that an action has jamptolnthessatogdcissrol tlilsCsurttbls 13th day it August, nature of me be been Instituted against you in the in,. stated. If the claim Is secusid, me above Court by the United States g the boat to give the lidlcoptsr ($UL) shall be doscnlbed. The America, to foreclose the mortgage 't . U I SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses Furrnshed Apts. for Sensor CItIzenj' Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowin, Ill Palmetto - GAL FRIDAY docssd; and all unknown parties or attorney, and the amount having or claiming to have any daimed. If the claim Is riot yet due, . t ____ 'ft. hid with the mad being thrown me duovistylod pand I . ____ ________ CLASSIFIED A besloflnniec$aim,thenam.and aianstFRANKIEMAEcNIsO, Ifthsyachtweesmitdidkh, ___ I addressofffiecrsditororhis.g.nl IXHISIT"J" -. DEADLINES Noon The DQy Before PubIkatior New Smyrna on beach, lovely pool •'Wbu*slwwietimdaralll NOnffilSSfsStofLiihI.($UbI.Ctto thaltheadmlnistnitionoftheostate TED STATES OF AMERICA, side condo apt. Avail for Sept. anwssmantalen,theNorth hlfisi it Anita W. Harper, docassad, File Plaintiff,vs. KENNETH CH1SOLM, Ii __________ was trying to hold bookings. Reduced rate of $140 remember ofmeshesofuldLot13),aII NumborW3Ol-CP,Is pending In the ANNIE I. CHISOLM, DELORES British Co wkiy. For details call 617.2339. * * * * * * * my breath," said Arthur Mose, In SprII'sI Hammock. accordIng o CircuIt Court for Seminole County, CHISOLM. ANNIE MAE cII1S6LM, r Guard early today, "All Ii well, ikipper othe Camargua, which $at thinsef rsidid in Pie? SOIlS , Florida, Probate Division, the ad. LEON DRA CH ISOLM, 0 UI N CY headed 'lIsoI which is SemInole County OELCHRiST, NORRIS CHISOLM, p,ge5,ptcRiw-dsof Seminole for q ein9 cook. Apply in person 41-Houses Plymouth carried a aew of sigit. "My County, Florida, (less right of way Ciovs'. Sanford, Florida. TM EUGENE CHISOLM, WELORD Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Evening IIeiId England." It Was net known If . torn and my wrist ot Hlglnssy 17.92) Lass pu'lpsfty PIniOnel rivl5a'statlVe of the istati CHISOLM, Mi and the un's t'iIiitront. Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carport, fenced any of 12 or 1) aewuien aboard watch wrenched off. Thin our dssuSol In Official Records look Ii Neal A. HarpIr, Jt. wholi id. heirs, devissis, grantess, issigr.sss, yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, 1050, pi- *71. :ItltR;ty person. Apply In person dress Is 1407 Allison Avenue, Ilanors, creditors, trustees, onot Injwsd. w sung went. Circulation Dept. 322.2611 ___ ____ ___The claimants, by, through, under or Aftan'sonte Spiings, Florida. w.w carpet. Good location. WSJICT TO: 'NoIiday Inn of Sanford on the Race officials sold they "Iasverthougi*Iwotida.a Easamanhs recordsd In Official MM1 and address of the personal 143.900. l*efront. nie ESTATE OF FMNKIE 'IliL ___ _____________________________________ _______________________________________________ believed the VIet mli011tY desrW whssl coatpkti with a Records leok 1050, pa,e 450, rSpnSlifltatIvVs attorney are sot MAE CHILSOLM, decamed; and all A Easy maintenance for this) BR, 1 ,Msd'sanic or trainee for VW'5, S $5ffiIii& County Public Records. forth below. were sit. bd had switched off unknown parties having or claiming B for $27,900. $11,000 dwn. no _____ holidays, fringe .4y wit., paid 1.1051 dud January 27. w.a. as All persons having claims or to hive any right, title or intent In qualifyIng or VA or FHA. - the wide tbag broke off. .mano botwean Snsdham, Inc. demands $Nlnst the istats e me property t,eneIn-oeqonants$200 to $300 to start ___________________________________________________________________ ___ ____ ThankGodfor'5wlifsrqis." andDynatranics,lnc.,nouawliofly required, WITHIN THREE NOTICE OP SUIT AND ORDER 'p:iolspendingonexp. 3592562. 20 lots Zoned Residential -, sizes _____ _______________________________________________ owned subsidiary of G.sinal MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF POP UNNAMED DEFENDANTS - sarI at .7k100, prIces st*rt at D.rid _____ . -Dge.sbes CorpWatIen. oubT0 . APPEAR-- AND' PLEAD flASJ%*JTOMaTIVRMACHINIITT $I1* High a's-p. you'don'$ reid JLLJ bósrtth yacht 'Cldros. wqusnssy aisigne to innemior,,1pine rebuiidsr. Seminole Auto a boat. (SERVICE . PUSLICATION) ___ above court a written TO: ALL. unknown heirs, divIsess, ,.,achIne, 301 E. 25th P1. isp. dsscrthed hew he was plucked Cartoon, a oubsidlary theref and Wages commensurate wISC' Howabout a 11*, 1 B, older home in OflIdoh PICos-do look statement of any Claim or demand legateis, grantees, assignees, Ott of the by helicopter: 1,,,,,iiIty.fringe benefits. on Mellonville Ave., 2 garages, __ ________ 'ie, page 357 ken inols COWWY they may have. Each claIm must be .Cei6wte Magazine creditors. trustees. oh other __________________ 'Along cam. a gig ntic in writing and must Indicate nil clilmanti, by, through, under or fsncod bit yd., fruit tress 1. ic - wave.Rjudknockeduaovsru I - ' I AndisenoandArladne.TheU.S. _____ ___________ 5hP AmanNaval MIdII'YI : r U U isnit.u,st __ 'i's" weather I___ Cioud IV Legal Notice hay, seen,"___ sald meNsnmSmfestofsaidL.tfl)a Lot TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ____________________ PSThOPS with a iurYUed veteran yac$ilpin Rob James. 21(1111 the Ninth 315 test thsnsof) CLAIMS 0* DEMANDS AGAINST Lii 32 (loss nil North Mi f..t THE ASOVE STATE AND ALL UNITED STATES DISTRICT et140III( system, officials sold. Several survivors spoke of and thireof), (subjsct to an assomant OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP Among the yachts that boeiscaIiliginwavssasIall aflnemiNon,hlsfestthenesf,me IN THE ESTATE: FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION retired win thi U.S. yacl*a YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED CASE NO. 7$.4324qj.Clv.p-tJ. - "r 3 Lines Minimum . fesiofftieEast.nIyllCJ3teh'ii ___ _____________ betwesi Coi'nwall and Ireland sold Lii 13: and the Wastenly 13.0 FRESH OKRA Many of the 3t$dtl COltiflUld while four helicopters and two test i me Easterly 11913 flit if me , fern., wi's A blk mixture, 11 Mon..Wld..Frl. lb., $32 r.ward for yri. old. 01 the race. The Argsuitkie yacM suinnarine-hunting aircraft Northerly 37.0 flit said Lii 13. n23 AND further subject to an return or Information. 323.0fl6. _________________________ Acadia, on charter from Its U.S. flew rus sorties. -, _____ __________________________ i' iyeN Poultry, beef, pork. I isl's. Free owners, wM the hid Admiral's 11 Ukuile Admiral's Ciç and ainss urssas doliveny, mm. uo ordor. Sanford ___ Cars e-ct across me seum 23.0 test of me _________________ yOhSfi"'tlllM race from Cewss in area. 322.2314. Sam's Portion NinIfi 11.0,1st iinil hit 119.13 Masts. Wl7 tOdaY. England aaoN 0lfl NM to iisaid Lii 13, and me South 35.0 fist 'siid care In my home, isp TIEDSI', COIDPSUJII in thi Fastnet Rock at the it me west 10.17 test of me NodI's mother of 2. All ages. 2106 Mitch il-instructions 171.1 test it said Lot 201 and me ct w. Pinecn.st ares. 323.9355. final, FseInst kg of th. ivies, sodhsadsrn t of SouthlS.OfloiofftisNinitlhlS.Otest i.Ou oUlovel10 of lbS WOrldS ofNoEasthSl.$lfestofsaidLstul. Legal Notice Tuesday nIglt with all handa on yacM races. Th. freak dorm AND further subject to an ___________________ MAKE AN HEIRLOOM struck early Tuesday, .ssarnant for erees arid inyals board safe. The lUalos cet 323.0112 C,ialiv,E*pnaUiOfls ov.randacr.slme East 35.0 fist of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ______ ____ _____ _____________________________ Los Angeles, skippered by thtg boats abed ilk. nsatc me west 101.5 fistof saId Lot 21. his SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA __________________ _______________ PROlATE DIVISION 1emis Kilroy, 5150 th,id. dichein a sea whipped by near- me North 171.0 fist thereof. 18-Iheip Watci _________________ yad* M NIit Pni hurricane gusts astonished Loss property dsecred In Of. Pill Numbin 79.3S1.CP Olvisti. ficlal Racords look 1050, pale 67$. as a member of the U.S. SYISI lbS UlOd 4IIPIIIIICId Parcel I: The Ninth 340 fist of LPN. FulhtImi& part time. Apply IN lii ESTATE OP AdmfrMI Ct team, In person Lakeviaw Nursing ANITA W. HARPER seamen. 11 and me North 560 test ii Lot Center, 91 E. 2nd St. • Heath, originally reported tO "I have been round the would subled to an essemani aie nie Deceased soumsfeetofmeNodhaeefsstof ha,.lomhisruddsronMornlng . 'i . PlOP' *34 I U r-iI I)T1fI!III[-TI_II]li. - £ I offl Eleven of the dead were 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, 79 hours 1 ' their radio sets u a safety - Naval vessels working off the British and the 12th was Winde Id16 mi and inaisive Sundoy - Noon FridGy ecauti to allow atrese ,, i it.rted from Cowes, to west coast of Britain today Identified as F.H. Ferris, an take the overall lead on seascav&*theYacIs TusadsY calls to be heard. Many were Sn.FIonIdi,olfinforuliand ___________________________________ ash it public outcry to liii MØsst rescued Admiral's Cup race American living In London and as they sailed from the Iii. of * and blot budsc for coob. me _____________________________ ____________________________ WIgtd around Fnet Rock and j survivors from scores of skipper of the Arladne. The Fo &1th py1 $4In covu aloni the Irish - _________________ discr property in Jisabled yachts, battered by a nationality of the 13th was net te Edward Heath, ctaIn of back to Pbinodh In the final and EiwJfi . Seminole County. Fiends, to.wlt: 4-PersOnalS 6-Child Care fierce Atlantic gale that killed Immediately known. Parcol A: ThS fist S.I3 flit ii Lii _____________________ -l of the Admiral's Ciç five, j'5 k1j,j' Ihere ,', 10, the North $.0 fist of tii. East more than a dozen yachtsmen. Among those to finish the 606. had radioed an SOS Tuesday race ShilL ThSTS wetS er for the anaflid hoML which , , and nil South 0.0 fist ii unique Kindirgartlr Will skins my frn. p1 Race officials said 13 people mile race unharmed was Ted ingwurepc'essafetodmy and Admiral's Ci yaclda from 19 carried no radios. for 5 year olds 11* East 3W01 fist ii Lot its liii w.pool.MI1i. Call 322.6443 the fleet of lied in international racing's Twnar, owner of the Atlanta attem$Ing to finish the race. niticits WI The word sesa had abst.d East 1W13 flit of Lii 12, nil liii Coil _________________ __________________ fist of nil Norm 10.0 Iii' ii worst disaster when the StOrm, Braves baseball team and race. th bet conditions were dill moder- hlLI3 JIcopt and 5w- cr COMMUNITY BULLETIN Lot 13,ailsf Lot 01; elI In SPRING WO,flW4OOIiM A)1t In BOARDS ARE GREATwith only 30 minutes warning skipper of the 1977 America's face viseeli were 1 wor'1ng flat " a ate to rough and unlikely tO HAMMOCK REPLAY, 5c5fl tosh.neyourlpt. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN byradlo,slammedlntothefleet Cup winner, Courageous. " to iwip yaci*am,n and Ireland coordinated rescue ef .s, l,iere this afternoon, a mepiettuiiraof.snecordnd In P'ot BETTER. S of the Publk , Sosk 7. of 330 yachts competing in the fij i- forts and by early today saId 24 Royal Navy Ip0k*TI5 j Records of Siminela County, ___________________________ __________________________ Fastnet race early Tuesday. First & Only child care cinter ooen abeard his yacht Tenacloos at I01tween England and Ireland, yachiusatkor were abandoned Four Royal Navy ildii, a Ps,coMalnintlSAass,more & fl Sanford -s4Th. and $4 boats returned to pset dch dedroyer and a mized or loss. ____________ iIn june . Sanford Early Subject to an eassmii* for ye,, A Co Guard spoktwtsn at nd of I1re Cant1 me and arias ivy and aa Lost: I mo., old, black. male lands End said 2 yacMs w. di.cking donuts 13.0 test o ni, Easterly Shiphord, last sian were accoistid for Slid of rafts for sips of Ills In an 31913 feet oh me Southerly 45.0 fIst Launch Ave. Name "KIng". Coil ...Good Thn to Eat iisaid Let hi and thl Westerly 13.0 officials at Plymoith said 171 a.. IN _________________ 21USD? aften S or 530.1942. _____________________________ in 4 Wednesday, Aug. 15, 197 -flA • RATES 1:00 AM. - 5:30 p.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY t.Noon 0111fl11%t$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Orlondo - Wintet P& 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Pie mUff, _ _ PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) CLASSIFIED ADS INTNICINCWTCOURY0PTNI SISNTIINTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND POP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOSIDA. CASE NO. $CA*IC FLAGSHIP SANK OP SEMINOLE, APPLIANCES. Sanford Pu -. Vinyl Repsir Vinyl repair & ricoloring Save up to SO pci. of reuphoistery charge. 169-5177 To List Your Business... DIQI 322-26T1 or 831-9993 nIturs Salvage. 322.1321. - '- ..-.- --- --. -• s-: ' .a, *. -. __ - . - ,..,-. - - - ... --- - - -.-.---- -- _d : . I '-;i' . -- - - S �12A—L4flIflg Plirald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 15, im School Bus Drivers Reach New Contract' By SHARON CARRASCO management team that features a 6.04 percent Increase in base salaries. The bus drivers union Is the fourth of four unions to agree to terms for the third-year contract. With the 6.04 percent Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County School Bus Drivers Association, Inc. reached a contractural agreement Monday with the school management team. Also, the pay ceiling for a driver with more than 10 years experience was Increased. Before the new contract a bus driver with 15 years experience received the same pay as increase, the base pay for a beginning bus driver who works a six-hour shift will increase from $4,193 to $4,578. The hourly wage rose from $3.79 to $4.02, said Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school someone with 10 years experience. For example, a bus driver this year with 10 years experience made $7,362 if she or he were working eight hours per day. But a driver next year with 15 years exMiertre - working the same hours will be paid an annual salary of $8,747, Cowley said. In other changes, bus drivers were granted an increase In life insurance OURSELVES reement s,o'x w coverage $5,000 at no cost to the employees, Cowley said. Employees have the option of purchasing an additional $3,000 in insurance coverage at their own expense. director of the Seminole Education Associatioa (SEA), served .as) negotiator for the buA. drivers. The bus drivers union represents about 165 employees. M'*i 11'*ions Of Computer Records Invade Your Privacy L Foreign (ESOL) Students Swap Recipes At Picnic Some things never get right that entails invading a lot people want action now to stop enforcement files, which she who in 1946 was rejected for life minor assault on one man's possible to turn this storage into tiny indeed corna dangerous surveillance straightened out, cradle to of other people's privacy, what they consider a slide from got under the Freedom of insurance because a neighlx)r privacy grave. And even if they're People want crime stamped sly surveillance to dotty data- Information Act, contained a in a spiteful and absolute he Once there was a Duchess pared to what's been going on in system." Sixty-three percent of the straight, where do government out. But how can law enforce- veillance on the part of notation that she'd had an told an investigator that Koch who told Alice: "'Tis love that past years in public and private makes the world go round!" institutions. Granted, the American public couldn't agree and private institutions get off ment agencies operate with government, banks, insurance amorous affair with the poet had had leukemia 10 years crudely more. That is the Harris-poll putting them on file and informants who have stopped companies, employers, schools, Ezra Pound before the first before. That turned Koch into a Alice said no. "It's done," she question was Said, "by everybody minding engineered, a passing Irritant, finding on Americans who swapping them around? That's informing because criminals and other aspects of Big World War. She says she was 10 vigorous espouser of prIvcy their own business!" Alice had Nevertheless, where do they get believe the use of digital what has the public steamed up, have the right to get the files Braherism in putting its foot in years old at the time (1913), legislation. It led to his, ,onever met Pound until many sponsoring when he was., a her own Wonderland. I have off asking me peremptorily computers should be sharply according to r*ent surveys, that show who informed on it. There are plenty of slips years later, and didn't like him Congressman — along yth People don't want their them? The proper balance Is a mine. "what are you going to do" with restricted in the future to Rep. Barry M. Goldwater Jr1privacy invaded. But they insist stumper. atrocious. The novelist Kay then. On or about 2:30 p.m., July 18, my own property? preserve personal privacy, There Is the can of Edward I. of the Privacy Act of 1974, 4he Atrocious datavelilance slips Boyle in San Francisco conI Mapped into it. My bank. I Once an item of info enters on their right to know what's But the major assault on Still, the polls show that most firms that her government law- Koch, now mayor of New York, major privacy law, presesiteda savings withdrawal American personal privacy -a the computer's dossier, most going on inside government, a slip for $10,000 to a teller, supreme irritant — lies in what dten it is there in perpetuity. "That's a lot of money," he one critic has called the trend Lurking? Well, let us see. said. "Get an O.K." Death by cienputer toward a Dossier Society. I stood in line and in 20 President Carter has In update New York, Charles minutes reached a young reported (it is not recorded Weidner, 43, says he is still I woman who looked at my whether he gulped when he first dead. Doornail dead he's been FILLER WIREBOUND passbook and withdrawal slip. PAPER rd of this) that "the federal for a year. Consigned to eterPack of NOTEBOOK She lOoked Wng and severely. government holds almost four nity by errant megabits in a uaIst For special reports, Sw frowned. Merciful heavens, billion (4,000,000,000!) records digital bog. Waiting to come lined 70 lined sheets ] • [• the thought passed my mind, alive by the grace of a corn• ____ PEG. AEG. $1.69_ ---3PON shea going touk why Iwant puter that now has tobe fed alle Aft— 'I have to the money. She's going to ask... in a government wheedle to "What are you going to do ________ resurrect him, with It?" she asked ItfllY "They told my lawyer that REACH prove I'm ally. ;MAT1s "Put it in a batter bank," I they have tolleto the computer TOOTHBRUSH . •. ICURD 111-PACK By Johnson & Johnson. replied, groping aghast. to get me back alive," Weidner 1.1:1 E.1 f.I I Write ,moo/ PENCILS Medium bristles. "There Is no better bank," on Individuals, most of them said when I phoned him in late .Yellow or Assorted colors. LIMIT 2 assorted. PEG. 9' stored in thousands (I) of July. "They have to feed a lie I she said. PEG. 43EACH The ensuing palaver took a lot computers; federally funded into it. They are supposedly EACH 2110* DRISTAN Out of me. I thought of saying I projects have substantial ad- straightening my case out, but 2 Foot ___ FLEETS ENEMA was going to give It to Richard ditlonal files," The government as far as I'm concerned It's not Prs.measured. DECONGESTANT 39* 98* d910ftongestant tablets. M. Nixon for pad favors or I is said to maintain more than straightened out," LIMIT 2 of 24. Weldner lives In Dryden, was going to change It into 8,000 data syatems LIMIT • The exclamation points are N.Y., has a wife and eight Susan B. Anthony dollars and C BALLPOINT CRAYOLA iprb1de it... never mind. The mine. The foregoing statistics children, and a Social Security I INK PINS ARRID EXTRA.DRY CRAYONS clerk went to higher authority. are only a foothill to the computer insists he drew his Medium point, ANTI.PERSPIRANT Box of 16 blue ink Scented only. mountain of computerized last breath Aug. 8, 1978. He She returned with an O.K. . Assorted pens. . 99* 4-ounceaerosol. CoIs She showed the documents to record-keeping systems kept by laughed when his monthly LIMIT I — _ _ PEG. $1.79 .(i#.,'5. AEG. 6 . ... ____________ On clerk next toher and said: banks, credit bureaus, insur- disability payments for a 1963 PACkOp "Hesays he's goingto put ltlna once firms, utilities, medical accident began coming under SUPER STRENGTH 39, better bank." A shaken man, I facilities, mall junkies, invest!- his wile's name. Then, 10 days CLEARASIL GILLETTE TRACU finally got a cashier's check gating outfits, and what have before Christmas, his wife was 1 ounce tube. EVIRIADYHAA notified she was a beneficiary and left, feeling maybe a great you. 1592LIMIT RAZOR BLADES ZIPPER p ALKALINIC Carter pointed out that the in his death. machine Twin pack cartridges. _______________ E918P4 ATTISILII _ In the bank's bowels POUCH _________________ . inIgi* now have me filed as federal records are needed to Clear Plastic , For flashlights Then his Social Security LIMIT I radios, toys With durable j. 'that man who says he's going rust Its hundreds of undertak- benefits stopped. The Weldoers 1Ppit. & more. PRE-SUN GEL ings and then said: "Modern stopped laughing. He was PEG. 29' ,i/., For sun sensitive skin. PEG. $3.19 -_ 49 3-ounce hibs pAco,4 WØ, hewevor, makes It sociai Securtf ___ LIMIT " ,,i. -"-' '" '. . ''S— tyø?ticeto esiothsraM .:, • 2. ,.' 1P 'iI 1 told that a typist probably sent Ii1 J the wrong code, computer COTYMERAUDE AREA DEATHS language for "deceased" InSPRAY COLOGNE I1 stead of, say, an address 9 1.8.ounca. $5.00 value. MRS. MARGARETSMAILEY Glenn Smalley, Jr. of Miami, change. Word of his dossier •711 JANCO ('•) I IMIT I PLANTERS SIX brothers, two sisters and six death got out when he Assorted colors Mrs. Margaret Victoria grandchildren. the UP! bureau In Rochester, I Smalley, 93, 1215 MagnolIa Funeral services will be held N.Y.: PEG. $1.99 NESTEA "I'm 50M. I don't exist - Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday. Friday in Miami. Gramkow 100% TEA .1g. She was horn in Louisville, Ky., Funeral Home, Sanford In anymore. I have to prove I'm Pure tea. alive." 3-ounce a * and moved to Sanford four charge. .. — PEG. $1.99 He hired a lawyer, Anthony Hundreds oldependable IITNIN years ago km Miami She 2/79* lights. Adjustable flame. GARDEN Dentino of Rochester, who A homemaker and a CsUc. Not . REQ. 99' EACH fotmdthat the failsafe cosuputSurvivors Inclad. two____________________ Funeral Notks leg reinforced. ____ __pg _____________________ or system was programmed =f"liftQs.%"X ______ iF 8 50.FT.REQ. 0 INALISY. MARGARET "sothatlf.omeone'sdead, it's Sanford and Mrs. Cgrm VICTORIA—Funeral services W.WOODEN LADDER hard to start the checks up fl u.peopauua of Clakavilie, Imlana; a for Mrs. Margaret Victoria 5S53 lISPS & side rail. 0-CON again." When I queried - r little ' hborhood depailment store. p By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer p 100 Each student prepared a dish Indigenous to his dell" land and met for a óy of canoeing, volleyball sad other activities at the lake located in the rw tbwed corner, of the SCC Cg The tghlig$ of the day was the presentation of the tcates • "This program is free to y adult who wishes to - Improve his English speaking ability with phesis coping with áerydiy situations. "Coping skills come :tlrd," said program . -'ckairman Marilyn MItchell. "We teach the ; -students how to . municate: applying going to the doc ç, . tag ta MOSSI M wadi" with govern-?alagsIC1es.W. try tO Student to vive without the help of the PngtI'h iisrpM.r." More than 130 students tske advantage of the frogran each term and :*tend class at the college sr In one of several Sutreach centers tt the County and Park. Four levels - C1MIS are 1v11141e ?, , gInnlng through REQ. $19.95 UT. WOOD LAOOU 40 2,3" stePs. REQ. $1.99 IRISH SPRING BARSOAP REQ. $1.49 99$ LAWN MOWER 3.5 H.P. Bi-lggs S Stratton engine, easy recoil start. cutting hee9ht. minutes. Drain on paper towel and serve with sweet said sour sauce. TOSTONFS (FRIED PLANTAINS) This recipe comes from Abner Galanes, a 13-yearold student from Puerto Rico who now lives with his family In 2 anns 3 oil on - cornfor & FLY1ISSIIIUCT Kills indeors or out. .oI. Press comers together and withegg yolk. Fry in hot oil for 34 ' . I Utility shelf for bucket or brush. 1 tablespoon minced white onions 1 teaspoon garlic salt 34 teaspoon minced coriander 1 egg dash of pepper dash of Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) 1 package of Won Ton shells 2 cups vegetable oil 1 ea yolk In a bowl mix pork, onion garlic salt pepper, MSG, and egg. Place teaspoon of mixture In center of Won Ton shell and fold edges over (see in. struetlons on package). Coll ege's English for speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) J I Gosoom Root, a housewife and student from Thailand who Is now living in Geneva, submits this recipe. 1 cup ground pork at _ _ _ U Smalley, 83. of 1311 MNnol. Ave., sanford, who died U to what gives In Tuesday, will be Mid Pridsy at feuding, be said: "In essence 11 am., at the Brake Pimeral they have to defraud the Home In Miami with Oramkow Funeral Horns, Sanford in computer. They said they have thesis. Interment will be In the to 'beat the system.' I'm Flails, Memorial Perk prsy1tg It's straightened out." In Miami. FRIED WON TON While the Puerto Ricans er* back for seconds of Italian food, the Colosn. bians finished the Vietnemese egg rolls, and the Pakistanis were looking for more of the fried mushrooms from Korea. With 20 foreIgn oowdrfes represented, the food was varied and definitely dliclous the end of year pknic held by stodeids and faculty of Seminole Community NEMEMomommp :— Mgt thick slices and fry. Remove , __ _ him oQ iat between wax paper. Remove kmpaper and fry again until brown. ' beer, oil, salt, and MSG. Beat egg whites and fold into mixture. Dip mushrooms in batter and fry 300 degrees until brown. SWEET CORN TAMALES - GUAVA DESSERT Mirta Sordo, a refugee from Cuba who now lives in Orlando, suggests the following dessert: 6 ripe guavas 1 pound sugar 2 cups water Peel the guavas and cut in half. Remove seeds with tablespoon. Boil fruit in water with a pinch of salt for 20 minutes. Stir in sugar and continue to boil for an additional 10 Cool and serve. at Flory M. Davis, a housewife and student from Coda Rica now living In Enterprise, tells tamale techniques. 10 ears of corn legg 1 tablespoon butter or margarine ¼ pound white cheese (Parmesan) grated 1-3 cup sugar salt to taste Grate corn. Add beaten egg and rest of ingredients, mix thoroughly. Take leaves from corn and put them In To each tamale, take 011ie leaf and put about a tablespoon of the mixture In the middle. Fold over and wrap tamale as you would a package; tie well. When all tamales are wrapped, place them In a sthall amount of boiling water and cook for 15 minutes, Serve hot or cold. FREED BACALMTOS minutes. PEA PODS AND CUCUMBERS 44 Servings) 2thsp.cooklng oil ¼ cup chopped onion ¼ tsp. crushed red pepper I Goa. pkg. frozen Chinese pea pods 1 c'acwnber, peeled, seeded and cut into */4.thch slices I tbsp. cider vinegar I tsp. soy sauce 34 tsp. sugar 34 tsp. salt 34 tsp. ground ginger Heat oil in wok or large skillet. Add onion; cook over high heat, stirring constantly, 2 minutes. Stir in cucumber and crushed pepper and cook, stirring. 1 minute. Add pea pods and cook, stirring, 2 minutes or more. Remove from heat; blend in vinegar, soy sauce, sugar salt and —. Serve at once or chill and serve as a ulad on crisp lettuce. water to soften. make Hedda Morales, a student from Puerto Rica, submits this recipe. 1 pound oodiish 4 cups flour 4 cups water 1 clove garlic, crushed dash of pepper Mix together flour, water, g%c end pepper, then set aside. Cock codfish in boiling water then piece. Memorial Fund For Lt. W.L. Price FRIEDMUSHROOM '.' .,TbS following are sonie the recipes provided by .s Madents: in cold water and flake. Add flaked fish to mixture and fry by spoonful in hot oil or grease until brown. Kyonili So, a student from Korea living in Forest Qty, shares this recipe. pound mushrooms 2ciçs flow 1 can beer 1 tamespoon on 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspimn MW 4 eggs whites Wash mushroom, sprinkle with salt, then sat aside to dry. Mix flow, A memorial fund has been established for U. William L. Price at the Flagship Bank of Sanford. This fund will be used for the specific purpose of purchasing a memorial in remembrance of U. Price of the Sanford Fire Department. All donations are to be forwarded to the "Bill Price Memorial Fund" c-o Sanford Fire Department, 130 French Ave., Sanford, 3m1. A memorial will be decided on at a later date by U. Price's widow and the Sanford REQ. $159.99 i 3Bs BEACH TOWELS WChoow5ufler. Porpoise. Fire Department. I . . . . '•'r.'• I ______ . o7 f- Frigidaire's wAliuui upand-down Agitator action AaL W. L.Oramkow LFb - 1.1$ S. cspecfly . gm FUIIIVII dli'ictln IB not somi$Nng tht Mt any.ons can do Itrsqulrss NI..who-Mksa SWAM k1t&utIn *uS roblsins. of . OftlfL W, L. . Grim Issuctta Pei son,h.cam .. batwhtPisdoss I • p. ,•. .............. :. ,.;,. - -. - -. 2 - ____ LI . $3IS . L M ) , , •, . .. lie =ff man ____ Vom ...?:......: 41 ..'•'•'- .: . ii -'1 '• ' ... .., . ............ . . years, I have finally met someone with whom I ant very much in love and know I could be happy. He Is from a socially prominent and well-to-do family. I have never told him -5.. 'J ----1--,-- since both were shortlived, each lsailft less than a, yew. His family wants us to have a gala wedding with all the frills, Including my wearing his grantknotlwr'sweddfnggown. There Is nothing I would like more than to have this very special wedding, but what kind of wedding may divorced woman have under the circumdances? Is it necessary that I disclose my previous mistakes? KEEPING MY MOUTH SHUT DEAR KEEPING: Times have changed, and so have the rules about what kind of wedding a divorced woman may have. However, the rules of honest and aboveboard ceadect remain the same; U you coutlw to keep your mesith shut about your two 'mistakes," you will have made a third. DEAR ABBY: What would you say liaguy you weredeting rang you up and said, "Hey, if I asked you to marry me last night, forget It. I must have beenbombed." RUTHIE DEAR RUTHIE: I'd had replied, "If I said 'yes,' forget it. I must have been crazy." DEAR ABBY: My husband Is in the hospital and will be there about three more weeks. Although he Is restricted to bed, there are still SOME things he is We are practically newlyweds and, since he does have a private room, we feel that what we do behind closed doors is OUR business. But It seems that the nurses want to lives. Every time are alone they find some excuse to come in and interrupt us. We used to be embarrassed, but now are are just plain . i .'.•.J. -s- -- -. F ,O - for capable run our we we NOTICE olofi To CONSERVE ENERGY WE WILL SE CLOUD ON TUESDAY N Dawn's we Famy Hak Car. Cut, \ V Pit 323430 1200 Sanford Ave. Sanford * ,. Jaclm Mob 1111111"s WNW Band direft RA. Feinberg and assistant director Lii 'aQIunIsa WIB be heading the field IndnicAlso - wMh the tact of ds'wn majors Jefl Friend, Ilkitell Paisior, end Keftli, saw. the bead this yedr is Greg SN&OW son of Mr. and Mrs. 0& Buehanan RsrMMs In for the cw in$lIadissyablU,sthst I -.- JZ I mad! We spoke to the super- needs a lilt more than you do. visor, who said it was a hospital You won't have to look far. room, not a hotel room. For $98 a day, we disagree. What do you think? Do you wish you had more FRUSTRATED friends? For the secret of DEAR FRUSTRATED: I popularity, get Abby's new thiskilprlsoserslasome states booklet: "How To Be Popular; are permitted "conjugal You're Never Too Young at iMt," bsftaI psttssta vibe TOO, Old," send $1 with als*g. -s pbiy aldmsbo&4 be *t1ddruas4, *tntPS4 in , allowed the same, 'Talk to ys husband's doctor. He could Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, kiss "doctor's orders." I4sa Calif simt luck. CONFIDENTIAL TO "DEPRED1NDURIL4W': Don't sit around feeling sorry for yourself. 11 nobody calls you RIV E. F 770 call someone. Get out of theUNSHINE house and find someone who The first evening the band Will betaking it field trip to the Tangerine Bowl to watch the "Grout Southern Drusu Corps zpoi*km" I aturing The 27th Lancers, Garfield C.d.t.. The Cavilers and bur cither mp ftm Us United Slides ad Canada. The r.t'hilng pert of the week, the Band will be wider direction of Don Schma us formerly of the Eutmon Wind Ensemble; William Ralley, percussion Inetructgr at the UnIvenhty of Codral Florida, PUuS.C. Al ssdsbsrths 'I --. DEAR ABBY: After two unsuccessful marriages in six school WNL gets clothes cleaner. - GRA MKcY'V T imes Change Bu t Conduct Rules Still Remain Same Band rehearsals for the ditlonal ticket cod of $5 will Oviedo hUgh School fall football cover athnlulon of the show season will dart Monday, Aug. Monday night. 20, at 4:00 p.m. In the bandroo,n. The sessions will lad to 9 each evening for the full pie- mss*uui low -Avy unique - certificates were: Abner (ialanes, seated, from left, Gosoom Root and Flory Davis; standing, from left, liedda Morales. Kyon-HiSo and Mists Sordo. Band Rehearsal Set In Oviedo II ."(;• Nirald Photo by Tom Nstsi( Among the 130 ESOL students attending classes at Seminole Community College and exchanging Ideas at a picnic when the advanced students were presented a I II Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1f19-19 Cooks Of The Week By H.D, QUIGG UPI act Editor ECKE RD'S, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . G.ne Grooms. execut -;-,.-- �21—Ivilik4 HsrsId $snIwt PL ;' SLONDIE WallinuiIy,An. is. im WHrKINDoç ! THINGS CAN u) FIX? r—if by Chic Younc I CAN'r Fix,)'i BUT I'LL WHISTLE AWYTHING ALONG WHILE tVU WORK I; I S ., JEETLE BAILEY by Mod Walker IT 15N'T THE BEANS :1 THINK :I LEFT 5OMETHING OUT OF THIS CHILI IT ISN'T MEAT 1V I J amen I I .01/ It THE BORN LOSER F by Art Sansom LY Ntu CQJt.oIW. AO-iTJL T4•i•j.iii1I1 ammo Room goo OEM Room Room Romano mammon by Bob Montana by Hi Schneider :1i4TSEErCAM flND tA frIJOIHER (*fJ1 CHIP.. z u SW MEW 50MV4W AH HE AfEAU1V THE I..HIJ( T'#JAIIlS'C I 51T OM TrM 1. A WHILE! I I PRISCILLAS POP by Al Vermeer I StI I Hslmdehl Cover; marinate over night. Drain, reserving marinade. Combine V4 cup marinade with rice, cashews and green onions; toss lightly. Arrange vegetables and rice on a lettuce-covered platter, Serve with additional if desired. t t 10 servings. Variation: Pea pods can be substituted for Qth pea pods. • POLYNESIAN FRUIT CUPS z pineapples Wednesday, Aug. IS, 179-3B '.'. :;;&/'j,','#.+'i;.' r I 1 CUP vanilla Ice cream, softened % cup real mayonnaise 1 teaspoon rum flavoring leup pspsya chunks 1 cup banana slices 1 cup kiwi slices Remove crown; cut pineapples In half crosswise, leaving shells Intact. Core and chunk fruit. Finely chop 1 cup pineapple; combine with ice cream, mayonnaise and flavoring. Mix well; pour Into shallow pan. Freeze. Combine papaya, banana, kiwi and remaining pineapple; toss lightly. Spoon Into pineapple shells; top with ice cream mixture. Garnish with toasted coconut, if desired. 4 servings. 1 qt shredded iceberg lettuce In separate containers, In '4 cup dressing each, marinate broccoli, celery, bean sprouts and pea pods. • T L, I N..) I El"antor Easy, IPublix has all your favorites. + • a ' + fancy + ---- --4 Ic 6 + en -S... (1) + • .,' •• . + 0 on judgment; and perceptions are YOUEBIRI1WAY Ausest 161 IM Yofl come opwith very will behoove you this thsrW* answer. u. • ... - w j W s _____ _____ wJan. arw.N (USC. The diagrammed hand volv,d In clob, political or 19) There Is oppoduelty abouthod would be too difficult for 'a organizational activities. you you today where your work or beginner. but it could be Special benefits will "me AIN4 but A may included In any book for inter. tG through meg, players.. _____ Aftç1 the spade lead. WOfl LZO(Juy fl-Aug. fi) Seli* by East's ace, and the spade activities today that are en. AQUARIUS (Jz. ISP.b. 19) continuation. South's problem joyable - those that are either If you're presently involved in a is to win four club tricks. The ______ free or Innpenslve. Pleasure tricky business routine play of cashing the or_______ naial. ________ leek e.d cotsesi. ace first is not right under with high price tags will siteeton, _____ than on. these circumstances. Steindisaoüg you. Find 01 more Two hub are bitter berg realized he had to guard o(whatllssahsadforyotsinths Picu (Fib. ISMarch III)* against the one holding that Year following your bbthday by Dent Ida rstW deg that could defeat him - a 4-1 club ________ asng f your copy of AM,.. IIIOoldbSIIIIIIIWItOdlJ. break with the four, cubs You'll Graph latter. Mall $1 for such do _____ headed by queen-10in the bitter to apply yoU, and to AM*Grepb, Boa 469, Redo you'll gdwhat you want. East hand Accordingly. Steinberg. at CRY Station, N.Y. 15921.8.s ARI (Mth IlsApril 19) trick three. led the deuce of toupsclfyblxthdst.. Try id to Jeggis too mow clubs to dummy's king and vaoo (Ag. ipt. fl) prOJSa at ens thus today. then led a small club from This M*Md he a aucceidet day, Single Out you priorities. dummy. When East played low. Steinberg played his nine bi*thswtid others, _____nether Tewpsrseily shelve the ease which won the trick. It was then yours, will make k thatcan then an easy matter for Kssposst of yaw ownwsy. TAURUS _(April IlMey 69) declarer to cash his ace of "A (Se. Oct. ) Your fial prupsda are clubs, play a diamond to When you dummy s ace and concede a tJdlgo — today, provd -- -'-- -club to East's queen, knowing ____so' 79 w so w, so ' he would later be able to cash By wsM Iacab - beth their flood aid hid I Bill*I'nt the final club. d AIM Sontag MLPoew.sthspj, IsmesSymoom Even If the nine of clubs an hr misaawasplayautina had lostto the lOorqueenln G(Mey nieno 69) ______ an _________ West's hand, four club tricks SCORPIO (Oct. II.N, fl) uS yeN b1* Had it would stilt have been guaranin game. duplicate play. ____ austher ______ ____ occurred Yea may szpurle.ee ___ miser teed. To ensure the contract, lbs. right mow would mania on ym MW y twos O1OOk* ladled, it dwlsmr conceded one club , ON vslà ft. You'll be gad you probably would not even have trick to guarantee four others. lit Ibsen disesorage yes. Om considered because of Victiry will be prite:CA101=4111110 flJ fi) tbimpor(anceof overtricks. INEWSPAPUtEN7JUg1%Ets, South was a flee player 66 YM ___ front m_ New York City. Peter bees be. View View (For .a copy of JACOBY $AIflAIU (Nov. SLeI&WI who has written an MODfAAI send $1 to: Win at -I' tin wA U) IIMt be hul d excellent bridge book for Bfldpr," me of tiNs n.wspa.. bY lapset. Lit wowas thur beiJna.n . Play Bridge in didI 4dui left.. Y . P.O. ftox.419, ,ladio CiIs a visas.' ., Four Hours' Station, New York. N, 1 WIN AT BRIDGE It Eve Nature's Goodness Into Summer Dining 6 Grocery bins are Fruit Cups. Pineapple Blueberries Into chunks. brimming with them. Open shells filled with tropical WatirmeIM Combine reserved air markets display them, fruits are crowned with a watermelon, cantaloupe, Toasted slivered row after row. Luscious from blend of mayonhoneydew and blueberries; domh and ripe, they fill roadside naise, lee cream, a hint of mix lightly. Spoon into Kraft miniature mar. carts and truck crates. rum and fresh, rhappe shell. Top with almonds shmeam They're even Vowing In pineapple. Sprinkle tOUted and marshmallows. Serve I walsameles gardens. Everywhere you coconut on top and serve, with dressing. 2 cups look, fresh fruits and Combine mayonnaise Fresh and refreshing, dressing and piuses mix well. vegetables beckon to be these Included on your menus. Fold Into whipped cream. TI75lNVEG1TABiz idam help you calibrate alit Salad Days are here! PLATTER the season with great To fit some of nature's and style. 1 $-sz. bottle Italian With sharp knife, make goodness Into your summer verticai VEGETABLE DIPPER eating hours, 2 C$5 broccoli flowerets *itt In center of waterINSALATA Kitchens have developed a 2 cups celery, sliced melon one third Ux o" .& 1 e phi yet bounty of recipes for every di a g onall y frill. From each sine, slice i cap ialad occasion. And with 2 beau watermelon horizontally to each colorful collection of lb Chinese pea poda Brit vertical cut to form ripe shiv.s fruits and vegetables 2 cups cooked rice, handle. Remove top 1 tablesp.si cbe, there's an extra special chilled tlos.ti*zlgug pattern l. dressing Idea created Inch deep around top of Ouethird cup cashews, tipiii engine enhance the salad flavors shell. Scoop out fruit; toasted ¼ teaspoon garlic end yet assert a distinct remove aside and cut fruit '4cup peen isles slices character ½¼ tIUPIN salt all, produce is only the ½ t.wpese popper beginning. Real salad "'navy" shows In a Vegetable dippsn Combine yoguit, salad memorable dressing. dressing, olives, onion, get4ogether, mid oregano, garlic powder, :pIcllIca mean lots of help, Pepvsr; mix well. yourself salad fun for ,active appetitlea. When ItsCbiI4 Serve with vegetable dippers. 1½ CUpS. your turn to contribute, fix Vegetable Dipper Insulate. TAIL&A WIG It's a great snack tray of _ S DEVII. EGGS fresh vegetables and w + delectable dip made with ½ cap flatly chipped said dressing and yogurt. celary + For chunky blue theese 2 tIb101pe011 finely lovers here's a of c_,1 ,...d red pepper Publix Take-A-Long Deviled erI.Pi Cocked laces Eggs. In addition to the _ skis, crbled. ' ' From entrees to simple 34 cap chunky bias boasts of bacon bits, celery cuss *e.i snacks and everything in and red pepper all adding a in half. Remove savory crunch. Or, bring a btW , you'll find yolks; mash. Blend In __ ___ meal with Potato Salad celM, rod bum v'vver frozen food savings in 'Stack-Up. Dill Sauce and dressing. Refill Aristrocrat tops this the freezer cases at whites. Place two halves combination of tau and Publix. • together. 12 servings. potatoes with a zesty mixture of said dressing, POTATOSALAD STACK 4W sour cream and 3 cups slrdded Iceberg seasonings. And what could be more festive a lettuce 1 qt. cbsppsd cocked summer table than a pelatsss 'colorful Confetti Melon 2 caps psis, _ cooked, Basket? A watermelon dashed basket chock - full ofmelon • 2 caps chopped timeless chunks, blueberries, 1 7-sI cano water pack 'slivered almonds and + miniature marshmallowstaw *alu flaked 34 haspsa dill weed aplenty. A dressing of I cape chopped , I , : . , W mayoimaiae, strawberry.. -,.—I -I preserves and whlppldr.: HOROSCOPE ,EEK I MEEK it Rea l Salad 'Soavy' Shows In Dressing I - I. - Benefits Possible From Estrogen Use ACROW 47 Milk-organ Answer to Previous Puzzle 50 And !O on 1 Arabian ship (abbr.. 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I 54 Wishes (sJ) 30 Site 40 Deny Louise examination he had noted any think It's safe to say that there 57_ Lincoln 31 Small opening 56 42 Went by ship 7 Buddhism Genetic "color was bad." definitely Is an Increased risk. 32 Angered _____ 44 Florida county type material Now I've recently reed In the 35 College 46 Australian 6 Being There are 4111 some unan(ibbr.) degree (abbr.) paper that a at bird 9 Copper coin awered questions such as the the New Enals Journal of point - - — — ——— — -Me&ine conducted at Johnif that some investigators 61011 1 2 3 4 5 6 117 6 Hopkins University said that it raised that tuing progesterone, - was true that female hormones the other female hormone, - ii- - - can cause cancer of the utera helps to negate the estrogen - - -- - •• problem. That may need fur- -. 1 know this has bow troverSlat for some tlme, but as ther Mild3P. -- - I read the report ft 110111101411 like 'S 19 20 21 tat me dress again that there's now definite evidence women who have already had a .j 24 2$ 22 that this is the case. Ills has hysterectomy shouldn't have 911191110•.ui.. s'z w-a wa £ any concern a; au anota the really don't know what to do. I Increased risk of femalç hon. don't like to disobey my doctor moses and uterine cancer. Yàu but I rasllheuttate to take have to have a uterus before more Pnemarbi. you can develop a cancer of It. DEAR READER - You're You might be surprised how certainly right about It being a often that's been misunderstood C01111111`011011111111 suject. There In various new releases. are oeneuu irom using 45 i 144 I • Now,Ido,l't.tobeth the estrogen. It Isn't the first - - - of with 4746 49 mecliclnethat we've used to 5051 52 53 54 physician who's seen a patient - - - help people that also has the 55 55 57 capacity to cause harm, but the current weight of evidence Is that you shouldn't Digitalis is en important lifeISO 50 ii savlgckug but lf you taketoo use female hormones in a with her uterus Intact — - much, ft can cause serious tiers is a definite In-54 ——— cadbe irregularities and otherunless dicatlon for them. 41 ——— —— — — El problems. You can go down the list from these. Since you're not having any The important point is to difficulties anyway, I should make the right declglonlneach think that ln the midst of such a Individual case. mat's why you controversial discussion that iaial1y have to rely on your you might just as well wait a doctor's advice based on what while. If you start to have BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL he's foon& symptoms relaftd to the The study you have referred menopause, then you could to Is pretty well documented consider taking some form of For Thursday, August 16, 1979 and It does settle some of the estrogen. I / -' r . ComMo potatoes end :bl ed ofsMas.stoflivor p"11. Tom tuna will dill this fruit salad for a west In 234quart salad dehIgifuld..sit bowl, layer lettuce, Salads get all 6j,-.4 up potitoisendpeas,toiitito, entertaining too. hiss and cucumber. Top 'Spinach greens and alfalfa with 1½ caps Dill Sauce sprouts get together + Aristocrat. Covur and cMll. fruits like poache1, pure From ui Serve with remaining Fr t and grape for sace. u Tess. T%s salad takes on ip.dalattuttin with a DILL SAUCE creamy droning of £RTOC*AT maycsmaius,mardimallow milk and coriander.1 Fora Wad with a0003bcap =0 • tinental flair, try Avacado top chq,psdjkhls Aspic surrounded by ' 1-. A eV pose shrimp and advocado t.ps.s day MoNd ihlc.sona bad ollittuce. %% "Pan E,mobhsd with adsihi'pof 34tsupssidt Wait of cay_s mayoimalss this molded Combine In$redluts; MW ovei a spurkUal finish to an degant table. ipo Wmwidhr soft lsit bled S 442% cap. Its Oriental best with CONFETTI MELON I1.t V.gstabls Ptar. Rows of maclaMed pea i rid .ayr''i sap strawberry rice, eMery, be. % prms sprouts aid broccoli 34bsaeycr_s, prodacsvaruidflitor Pica + itemb 1111101141111+ +'S • Jdy dP ides, treat pda ' aui huh : ,e. Eno tori- SAVE ft Couiwry ThIN Frozen Reguhir Or Pb* . LmsisdsDo* ................ 2 + Chow Nun Dlnnr..... + •io. 0 • + - ,• + - + + + + + • Tri ed + • - . 14 • 89 . + H <b.. 1'• + • - .. - , -, + $10' '. .......... kill _ __ + phWomess THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS., AUG. 16, 1979 THRU WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22, 1979..... CLOSED SUNDAY. UNDAY ... .. . $o SAvE io., wetch a Frozen Ilsi. Qr.Jsg SAVE 160 La Choy'. From Chicken • + for __ , Egg Rolls FROZEN .. Eli 6!90 A + IS 01 pkg 49 __ _ + • Deviled Crabs Supreme Cak e $189 + I + ___ • -, KMX PRANK AND ERNEST SPIDER-MAN W by Sib .Tlmvss 799 bStjn Lee and J41Iallomi _VMV.9sal. Vr4VAl1 _`1 91[#Z%W2PV 8AVE __I . '', - sow + + + + SAVE SOS,_ulIonl's Frozen 141. •...•,....•...,....,............ ... SAVE SN, Swift's Frozen Chicken - • . d !'t Ir-•..it - + A •1 .l, , ' srs • , • ,: •... by / .4 4 a.J1' 'd "! .1. .•. t' -:, : . : - ' ' .. : • Gulf King's Frozen GvouvPMl.ts ................... .--- I I - ;. iiieT pkg. ' ' 2" per SMss...N° • crs;1 L.us $j7 6-0:. Plound.rm$l.ts................... ' mown h Singleton's Frozen oo Gulf King's Frozen - W. N"d . 120: IiiIr.ad.d Scallops................ • I Gorton's Frozen Crunchy jaJ p01M5 Singleton's Frozen + *Iee.S 1 p - • ,• ' !lsv............ ' ..,-i".' + :. .10 000 QUAPMS 1S Am I + Or MSsrmlk Z7 4B, ?"11111ow to LWAT Flake's From ftsulw .4 P ecan ie P U U J arty izza + + .'. _5 '•_' F P + •9 • VP lot ' . - • I ' -, • . -. • S S - .. 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Her interest in cooking stems from her father, a chef and restaurant owner. The fourth place winner of $2,000 was one of three 1 tablespoon cooking oil ½ cup white wine 1 teaspoon granulated thicken bouillon On hard surface with meat mallet or similar flattening utensil, pound chicken to %inch foreign-born contestants. CURRIED 0 .1 ;. . poultry seasoning i teaspoon brown sugar Married to a design engineer, she Is a piano family dinner." This Is the third time Foster has Mrs. represented her state in the a I parsley 1 teaspoon curry powder place third and win $3,000. them boned and skinned to create what she terms "a gourmet dish that's easy enough for a weekday Mrs.Kaftyn F.Myers, Wil- 4 teaspoon pepper The Connecticut contest to __ 1. pan, make stuffing by placing margarine and melting over medium heat. Add onion and saute about 3 minutes or until soft. Add S rice, raisins, parsley, curry, powder, poultry seasoning,: brown sugar and garlic powder. Stir until well-' mixed. Divide stuffing In 4 portions. Place one portion i on each piece of chicken. Roll and fasten with wooden picks. In another fry pan, place oil and heat to medium temperature. Add chicken rolls and cook, turning, about 15 minutes or until brown on all sides. Add wine and bouillon. Cover and simmer about 30 minutes or until fork can be inserted In chicken with ease. Makes 4 servings. i tablespoon margarine onion, finely chopped %.cup cooked rice ¼ cup raisins 1 tablespoon chopped ant cooked "Shirley's Chicken and Macaroni" to requirements and used Other winners were: Mrs. Shirley Miska of Weston, a, third; Mrs. Barbara M. Zollikofer, Towson, Md., foirth; and Prize-winning recipe results from hiband's diet. ranging in age from 16 to 22. She says feeding the five males In her household forced her to spend a lot of time In the kitchen and "I decided I might as well have fun with it." chicken cock finds chicken breasts especially suitable for her husband's dietary the hod state of South Car- association president, have four sons "ate It without adding ketchup which he automatically puts on everything." This year's champion which jUdges selected as the bed of 51 recipes in the loan and 2 whole broiler-fryer chicken breasts, halved, boned and skiwwd teaspoon salt tsyv~ll=~ . . - ssss ~ Breakfast Club Regular Margarine........... 2 L,ower Cost ~ Per I& , 'on Port'i ______ Fqr cod per portion economy continue coolcingtiilchop are at the meat counter, stop at the ckrne. Spoon cinnamoMlavorid porkarea. Pork, this August, ls syrup over the peaches and expected to be plentiful; and sweet potatoes a they cook. prices may be dropping some, Complete the menu by saving tooi':DurIng this past June, a green vegetable, salad, hot MatWics on hog slaughtering bread and beverage. lndfeated that the supply was Pork Is more than good up percent. eating, It Is outstanding In Park has been an Important nutritive value. Pork Is a partof the American Diet since primary source of the B DeSoto first brought pigs to vitamins, eapeclailythlasnln.ft thisicontinent in the 1h cen provides protein of the highest tury Primarily, it Is much quality and is a good source of leaner. In the last quarter Iron. Pork is one of the most century, 60 percent of the fat complet ely digested and has een removed from market utilized foods. hogsthrough the use ofbetter Broiled Perk Chop Sweet genetics and feeding programs. Potato Diner i 77'. -''i pp.dInbaconatd Pitt__ Pe •'1_ . - _ 1 THIS AD EFFECTIVE a m TH URS., 1 Pu ""' THRU WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22,1979 .... CLOSED SUNDAY .... pssire aggs r:- ttpr. S ChIddwCle.s. rsm g mum _ _____ .C). $ .4 n Q . $171 PW ,. Swift's Premium ProTon Boneless Beef (English Cut Rout) Chuck _ , CIaok lye Roast I • '. L .. •17' "'' " - - .. 2" . 1. ' . . It. . : •,. S ee . '' ' . . SItS . . . ...• . - I"' u- . . GieftAF IlM LI LED PORK CHO1 : :FAIL FEAST I 1 V w' us ,- $wft'sPrasilIn--- ., rakfast$I,,,.;,.. '$i• (SdsP.)1biaidI GW*NSYflSpSSS1$tytO __ IWA J. uitisstwo-as body aiM $ssswklls St sales _r- d S buss MilL day thst 4% j - dii~ __ ••. boIf: w. _•, E, :. I - dpstOILi:iil poiiesptatoussi to ____ VIIIIIIII ft, ~ - s,.. Ai, - , _0 - I -.1 Iii Ba - Iofriii -I--, I M 49606SP4 _ . .• -b" --• ' IIPCSISI1J....i.......q....2 t' Jill . .2" .P!eshCds -- . & II iS' '$iie-WWS" Wuulum lflswas PWfSStPsIIfluPO$MoIWsd ' .%, . , . 4 eL•..•.,.. SIN I 119 , . . Volt - . 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With thisIn MIA horns economists for Milk Mat., the chocolate. flavored syrup from Rift Foode, Inc., have crested a body recipe called "Qiorelito Peanut Ratter Float." This creamy drink, lsPerfect __w10il1agsbigcbij to especially will IQ" its flavor. Hurels the rocip,: . CHOCOLAThPEANUT I JM'GreenStamps • - 44 teaspoon celery salt Combine all ingredients; mix well. Bake In ungreased 15*10inch jelly roll pan at35odegr,ss F. for 15 to is minutes or tmtIl light golden brown. Cool; More In tightly covered container In refrigerator up to 3 tnontlw Flo at In to L u sci Chocolate , Drink ' I 01 Assorted .iIIt$ W1f4f 1 to 2 tablespoons instant minced onion l.¼ cup Touted Oats 2 eggs 00410006SO00600alwasee EXTRA 79.1 . - WNV t.. Si, pvi 4-0s. Aerosol Can Pam Dry Fry or 6-08. soptle, ' 1-3rd cup grated Parmesan cheese One 23 to 23.5-ox. pkg. brownie mix with chocolate flavor packet or syrup EXTRA I IUUUUIWUEI Ij!J!j41Greenstamps i.. melted Note: Additional milk may be added II soup becomes too thick upon standing. EASY LIVIN, BROWNIE DROPSA Raid Roach Tape 3$-ct. size - 10 • 5. IIisV5s Wet. *,,swstu, 15751 ia.. 2 cups quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked 44 cup butter or margarine, Combine zucchini mixture, yogurt and chives in large bowl; mix well. Cover; chill several hours. Sprinkle with additional chopped chives to serve, If desired. Makes about six 1-cup servings. 'wureenMams Whlt•, P11*, Green, Yellow Or Sloe . White Cloud .S I 12141. MadI W ,* [4GreTnamn SAVE 30 KILLS GERMS $2" .... 09. I RA =- '.t '.. U '1 . 20$ Off Label, The Detergent Booster -- uS Pins . Serve as topping over fruit salad, fruit, yogurt, frozen yogurt, ice cream or pudding. milk, oats, carrot and salt in blender container. Cover; blend 10 to 15 seconds or until smooth. RaIdAUtOmIUC II$doofFOg9Or 6-011. siorosiol can 4.(vaiwee wet,Avpa it. ,gill I 13$ Off Label, With Mild Abrasive 89' Holds Psnc Crayons, Paste And OthvUftlehoms 5555 A. o * 496 g Pens Saver, 10 Sd PoI* ...........,.... TOLIMITQUANTITIESSOf.D 94 515 New! Fresh Scent, Gold, Beige Or White Deodorant Soap (50z.) .... ... .. ........ 5115 39. 10* on Label, Disposable Daytime Johnsoø's DI...,. .... $23' los ON Label, Disposable ExtraAbsocbsnt Papi, Mats Pin..... 'fer Papr Malls, Mate Eraser Pin.... lar "°'°.'''-"•°' - 26-os. Il,0401 Liquid••••• 44Grnamps Pulux uuivss THE SIGHT covered container In refrigerator up to 3 months. Combine zucchini, broth, EXTRA $1" Disinfecting Toilet Bowl Cleaner .3\.\ 1 '. .V 3.4inowos wed.. Aw,vst U. 1,75) Thce Bohod LunchKlts ....,..,..... OZ" Retractable, Rsfble - --___ \ 7I a COOL; store In tightly covered In container refrigerator up to 6 months., ;. Makes 1 to 2 cups toasted oats. VARIATIONS: For 2to3 cups Touted Oats, increase baking time to 20 to 35 minutes. For Toasted Oats In quantity, place one 18-oz. tube (aboiL4 cups) quick or old fashlon. light golden brown. Mix well. Spread mixture onto ungreased cookie sheet or alwnunwn foil; cool thoroughly.Store lntjgJy l teaspoon salt Two 8-ox. cartons (2 cups) plain yogurt 2 tablespoons chopped chives Armour Gold Star loneless Canned Hams 30* Off Label, Cleaner . 1 , Pmel _A 1#4* - JWGreedtamps - sla.raftAII00.8c.6640. @'I ~ S*NIOID PLAZ*,S*NIOID. I •.1 1 9 . . N. . 0 -, 0 llzDstirg.nt............. ? •1.' I, H -I . . 25$O?fLabel Regular Or Lime Palmolive Rapid Shave 1) 1 o Il- x. can 2. Iint W..A,t, IV.) •. I., ... i;-;: 01110, P0.40101110, Notebook .............. luma $210 - . 16 0490*4 bw bSSI . _,,. 't'O-eG4..'.si-.i 0 - s-NwIpIcsSSNIIkIPM . R rv - v a . . - --. - si.. Potato Sdsj,..,;,;', . 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A,vrIbas 8" 18 OF csek$Ioilmlnutespsraldsor rackmodaldoup,beiatlew I S.MISS 4 NiTligs. roedl pee;._with . Isisil&$d...... . Fie, -. sisp e Spiral. d ....... . ,,j PSI a - . H _1 . IJ.$.D.A. . ' lj .'' TRA - •'' 18 to 20 minutes or until liit golden brown. • ammesess • ~ ,:. "I I 0 ~ Filler Papr............ ':' 791 : w - jT901 -------- I - 99* Filhir Pap...... . ...... • PIUS 5 Apple Sauce so School Mead's I .. - 1.3rd :.; Back I It To Grapes ..- USDA Choice Beef Plate lew 480 %clopwallar I ' I ,jj . - N, - t - - Flin tston. Vitamins , TOASTED OATS 1. PLACE Ito 2 cups quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked in ungreased 15 x 104nch jelly roll pan. Makes about 4 cups. MICROWAVE 0VEN DIRECrIONS:Comnbene butter, GROUND OAT FLOUR honey and sugar in large glass I. PLACE 1-¼ cups quick or bowl. Cook at HIGH about 1 old fashioned oats, uncooked In minute; mix well. Stir In outs blender or toad groc.or; sad mM; mix will. Co*In 11*. covet . '--. 14 _____ 2. BLEND about 60 seconds. 8 minutes or until golden brown, 3. STORE in tightly covered stirring after every 2minutesof container in cool dry place up to cooking. Cool and More ad 6 months. Use for baking, receipt directs. breading, thickening or dredging and browning. (When TUNA SALAD used in baking, substitute up to 44 cup celery slices but not more than 1-3rd of the % cup plain yogurt all-purpose flour called for with On oat flour.) Makes about 1 cup. flaked7-ox. can tuna, drained, cup. 2 tablespoons sweet pickle CHILLED CHIVE 'N relish ZUCCHINI SOUP % cup Savory Onion 2 medium or 3 small zucchini, Add-A-Crunch quartered Combine all Ingredients One 13-3/4-oz. can (1.s cups) except Add-A-Crunch; mix chicken broth well. Chill. Just before serving, 1-44 cups milk stir in Add-A-Crunch. Serve as 1 cup quick or old fashioned a salad on lettuce or tomato. oats, uncooked Makes about 2 cups salad. I medium-sized carrot, SAVORY ONION quartered ADD-A-CRUNCH - Headquarters for all your film A dovelloping neiads I 1 .. TO LIMfl OUANTmss SOID - I1L7 0"W expires 7pr $ Combine all Ingredients; mix well. Bake in greased 15 z 10inch icily roll pan at 350 degrees F. for 18 to 20 minutes or until brown, turning once. Drain on absorbent paper. Garnish with lemon slices and parsley, If desired. Makes 3 to 4 servings. quart size Mead's . - S I .. S . 111111C1111- . . - .- .- J _ %-to-spoonask oonpoppe rr'~` .aw".),oe- I I , .. . llioi'tPlbs...........,,,...... 89' Makes about 4 dozen cookies. 6. sugar ½-Inch deep hot oil ((375 degrees F.) about 3 minutes per side or until crisp and golden Borden's C1111161111,PWpl-o w- 0 . . . $1" rRoast........... did.. sp.dil - mirwo mode h" SAVE 26 ASSORTED FLAVORS Kodak : - . . USOACholceBoneleasBeef ($hCutRo.sOChUck . rruir rp'ip 69i ' . . .. ........ 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HONEY PECAN NOTE: To substitute old ADD-A-CRUNCH fashioned oats for quick oats, 242 cups quick or old for crunch topping, increase fashioned oats, uncooked oats to l-½ cups. ½ cup coarsely chopp.d SUMMER pecans .FRIED FISH 1-3rd cup buter or margarine, 1 lb. fish fillets or 3 to 4 lb. melted fresh, cleaned fish 1-3rd cup honey 1 egg, beaten "s cup firmly packed brown s'i' '- by baking pan; sprinkle crunch topping evenly over batter. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 30 to oats, uncooked in 2 ungreased 35 minutes or until wooden pick 15 i 10-inch Jelly roll pans; Inserted in center comes out Increase baking time to 35 to 30 clean. Cool. Makes 13 x 9-Inch minutes. Dog Food............... . . '2" $houldr Rout ........... Sugar Crisp ................ Drop BAKE at35O degrees F.for ½ cup honey For crunch topping, combine all ingredients; mix well, For cake, beat together peanut butter, butter and sugar until creamy. Gradually add combined dry Ingredients alternately with combined eggs, milk and honey, mixing well after each addition. Spread batter into greased 13* 9-inch 29' Post Cereal Assorted Varieties Of Kai Kin ...........•, 28• Assorted Varieties Of Kai Kán ....•. 3C81114$1 2'' ' 45° t00': 49. 1Salad Dressing.... .... Heinz Sweet Gherkins Grape Jolly ................. 'y- 44 teaspoon salt 3 eggs, beaten 2-3rds cup milk Kraft Deluxe Dinner / florentine China 33' CId Dutch Sweet I Sour $139 u . p8g. . . Imp.,Ial Oven Roast.. 12oz. Cottage Cheese.... . st.k..... Mashed Potato.s....... 1 9° 890 Macaroni & Cheese ... '' SAVE $100 WITH THIS COUPON Idahoan instant p8g. '' -- 6 Combine all Ingredients; mix well. sugar l-½ cups Ground Oat Flour IL 4 cups all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon baking powder -. Serve Hot Or Cold, Lipton ,' '- larbicue Sauce .... ... Santa Pure Apple Jelly Or bIreáS, Large,......-. Schmlerkase OvtowFat $ $27 .... - A~Q&:_ Swift's Premium Prolen Beef . $1 590 Ragu Extra Thick & Zesty Plain, With Meat Or With Mushrooms Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced Medium, Sharp, Provolone Or WI ACCIPT V.1.5*. , -eM NEW 790 39. Spaghetti Sauce -. ' -' Top Round $teak........ Pd N $104 59. Pork & liens .......... cup Longhorn Cheese. lioz. Floret*e August 16.22 lll VourChok, Chfi i of Feature Items ARL11147-1, - :, .e.i ...... 791 1 ~ . . 1. / ,T .... ; PUT= 1100 . --.% -, .. ~ . ( 1~..,..,. ?.. ift Van Camp WisconsinCheeseBar "mill . Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round Swift's Premium ProTon Boneless , Sliced American .... (ibi _____________________________ Chuck 11d Sweet Pies Kraft's Golden Image Imitation Individually-Wrapped Cheese Food . Fiosty Pops. 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And wholegi aIn only help to make It possible, oats are cholesterol free they also make it easy and fun Join In the summer sidi of With these recipes - por- nutrition Add wholegr ain table, pretty and packable crunch toppings to main dis hes enough to fit right into your and desserts. Use Ground Dat lifestyle you'll see just how Flour In cool, fresh vegeti ;ble simple it Is. You add natural soups, cakes or fish coatix ga. wholegrain oats to the kinds of Serve side dishes of Got len summertime foods you Oats and taste what Toss ted naturally enjoy. Oats do for cookies Who legraun oats, the quick or PORTABLE old fashioned oats you grew up PICNIC CAKE on, contain seven B vitamins Crunch Topping: and vitamin E. They also 1-4 cups quick oats, Insupply minerals - nine In all: cooked iron, calcium, magnesium, 2-3rds cup firmly pad ed sodium, potassiumm, brown sugar phosphorus, copper, L4 cup chunk style peal ut manganese and zinc. 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Wednesday Aug. is, i7 - -- , - They 're EO syE Economicól, Elegant OmiIits Lois Say t Bananas Make Fun Desserts I :n.1eta ARE easy, to make, pan or fry pan heat 1 tablespoon filling. Kids love desserts, but moms worry about nutrition. Can a dessert that tastes and looks luscious be nutritious at the same time? The answer Is yes on both counts when you whip up a dessert using bananas, sweet with naturally occuring sugars and full of energy. " or plastic wrap and microwave Altugh you may hove heard butter over medium-high i can (11 ox.) pineapple until canter Is set, 1% to 2% that they require special pans, surface. Reduce heat to tidbits and mandarin orange minutes, rotating dish 'i turn When you're making Banana Banditos, be sure to bake an extra batch of banana Sugar Cookies. They make a terrific fter-school snack for hungry youngsters with a lass of milk or juice. Cóán Bleu ddlis and as many medium and cook until puffy segments In heavy syrup, each 30 seconds. Do not dir. stq Spoon ½ cop fruit over half 01 J. as disco dancing, It just and lightly browned, on bottom, drained L*t aol 3 to 5 minutes. Lift omelet at 2 teaspoons honey . omelet. Spoon 1 tabisepoon you need to make an edge to judge color. Move yogurt over fruit. With pancake ',, teaspoon ground ginger olet are eggs' water, omelet to preheated 350 degree 4 eggs turner fold omelet In half or roll aquonlngs and butter, a pan F. oven and bake until knife 4, cup water and turn out onto plate. Jth, sloping aides, a pancake Inserted halfway between Dub nutmeg Two-third cup pineapple èner and Jutliftu. motivation center and outside edge comes 2 teaspoons butter, divided tidbits and ½ cup orange on, 19" pert. Look to the step. out clean 10 to 12 minutes. 4 tablespoons yogurt divided segments may be sabdituied 14'Etep pictures below and let To serve: Loosen omelet In small microwaveable bowl them be your guide. edges with spatula. With a combine drained fruit, honey for canned fruit. (em.mber an wisucce&ul sharp knife cut upper surface and ginger. Microwave on full A browning dish may be omelet is Mill scrambled eggs.) down center of omelet but DO power until very hot, about 3 used Instead of a pie plate. - The endut Romans sop. NOT cut through to bottom of minutes. Mix eggs, water and Preheat browning dIsh 1 posedly made the first omelet, omelet. Spoon warm apples nutmeg with fork. Place 1 minutes. Add 1 teaspoon butter aweetened it with honey, over hilt of omelet. With teaspoon butter in 9-Inch and spread to cost bOttom of their creation pancake turner, fold omelet in microwaveable pie plate and dish. Pour ha egg mixture and (sgs and honey). half and turn out onto platter microwave on full power until cover with lkL Cook asdlrected. InSt this was the origin with I quick flip of the wrist, butter melts, about 45 seconds. For repeated see, wipe out dish, word omelet. Others Serve Immediately. Spread butter to coat bottom of preheat each, time about 25 the word was derived Rub jot a bli of meringue dish. Pour In half the egg seconds and add 1 teaspoon omelette, meaning blade, between thumb and forefinger mixture. Cover tightly with lid butter. led th.l fIâi . In tea . miI Is iilmiuiIv.it . B nanas make dessert time not only fun but also healthy for kids with their rich stores of vitamins and minerals and those all-Important carbohydrates. The next time you want to treat your youngsters to a very special and nourishing dessert think bananas. After all, bananas have always been one of the most popular dessert components. Where would the ice cream parlor be without the AllAmerican classic the banana split? They're the perfect food for working mothers who want a quick and handy dessert. What's more, in these days of ever-spiralling food prices, bananas make sense in your - - - 4 - - P - - I- : -.V. -- - •. -.-s.; -- Wednesday, Aug. iS, 10778 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .-- .7 budget. Just check and corn- Banana chucks should measure pare what good value they are about 114 cups. In container of in the produce department -at electric blender, com bine all all times of the year. Give a ingredients. Cover, process at delightful and nourishing new high speed 10 seconds. Push twist to the conventional Ice down fruit with heavy spoon. cream pop onasticli. Cover and repeat process until Banana Banditos mean tun mixture is the consistency of from the very beginning for soft Ice cream. Spoon mixture youngsters. Fun to make, fun to Into dessert dishes and serve; look at and above all, fun to eat. or freeze in four 4-ounce cups. Simply dip frozen banana Insert Ice cream sticks after halves in creamy melted first 10 minutes of freezing, caramels. The caramel-coated then freeze until firm, about 3 bananas become banditos when or hours. Yield: 4 servings or 4 banana sugar cookies are Ice cream pops. added for hats. Raisins make BANANA BANDITOS noses and dabs of prepared 4 medium bananas, cut in frostings become the eyes and half, peeled mouth. The final flourish Is a 8 popsicle sticks strip of licorice for a I bag (16 ounces) caramel moustache. candies BANANA ICE 2 tablespoons water CREAM POPS Old Fashioned Banana Sugar Cookies 2 ripe bananas Prepared frosting in tube 'i cup heavy, cream Raisins 1 tablespoon sugar String licorice teaspoon vanilla Insert sticks into banana Peel bananas cut Into 1-inch halves and freeze until firm, chunks, freeze until firm, overnight if nossible. In too of double boiler over simmering water, combine caramels and water, stir until caramels are completely melted. Dip each banana half in caramel to coat completely. Immediately return bananas to freezer,decorate using Old Fashioned Banana Sugar Cookies for hats, and prepared frosting for eyes and mouth. Use warm caramel to glue raisin for nose, and string licorice for moustache. Yield: 8 Banditos. OLD FASHIONED BANANA SUGAR COOKIES 4 cups silted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking power 12 teaspoon baking soda ' teaspoon salt teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 cup butter or margarine 1 cup sugar I egg tz cup mashed ripe banana (about 1 medium banana) 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift together flour, baklnV power, baking soda, salt and nutmeg. In large bowl, at medium spped, beat butter with sugar and egg until li ght and; fluffy. At low speed, beat * b1a banana and vanilla. Grduafl)! beat in flour mixture. Divide: dough In 2 parts, wrap and' refrigerate for 1 hour. On lightly floured board, roil dough' to L,,4nch thickness. Cut doih' with doughnut cutter. Bake th' 375 degree F. oven 10 to it minutes or until lightly; browned. Yield: About 4 doefl 2-inch cookies. 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Wednesday, Aug. 15, lflf ON GH T I 9 -A F_ i WEDNESDAY a MOVIE — 2:15 "Bureau Of Miss- Belt. Davis. Pat O'Brien. A police official falls ,. with who seeks help in findher missing spouse. (1 Hr. PAins.) woman ing 20 OD VILLA ALEGRE (R) ' The shows are "Working Stiffs, " about a pair of bumbling brothers who work as Janitors in their uncle's building; "Bad News Bears," renewed from last year, offering the adventures of .unacy morning to an mmed robber, who Intends to return for (1 Hr. 7.00 TIC TAC DOUGH 25 PAins.) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary dates a man seven years younger than she despite the , d r' 3:35 0 MOVIE "Boy Who Caught A Crook" (81W) (1961) Wanda Hendrix. Roger Mobley. In a parking l ot, anews" and his hobo friend find a briefcase containing $100,000 belonging QD a CBS NEWS 0ABC NEWS W it a i h Cl h ar i es If the network put "Sunday Charles Kuralt, who came In went on the rampage. There on Tuesday night to of a woman Morning" off the road to anchor "Sunday was the heartbreak entice more viewers to tune In knows will NEW YORK (UPI) Every Morning," did the same for watching what she home. on the original product, that's a mean the ravaging of her week CBS puts on a classy 90- the evening version. And a slightly cynical twist that worthwhile ambition and it was The ahow covers a wide range minute magazine show that there's But foresight and a worthwhile show. of ground, from a touching showed what nobody watches. watching problem of that keeping sti ll At least, nobody sees It by story of a brave little boy with a $2,000 can do toward Sunday morning. television standards. By most horrible disease, to television the river from a man's door. television on was fun, and a little emIt other criteria, 2 million viewers critic Jeff Greenfield on some seems like a lot. That's about horrible television pilots, from barrassing, to look back on how many tune In for "Sunday the fast-paced perfectionism of China's Deng Xiaoping's visit to parMorning, which normally goes a swimming team to the patient the United States on the air Sunday mornings perfectionism of students ticularly the part where wegive NV. 1713 USTISZ him the cowboy hat. from 9-10:30 a.m., Eastern learning to make violins, The best parts of "Sunday PLAZA I 1 time. e o,the nicest aspects of 4 Network television, however, Morning Tonight," as so often Sunday Morning Tonight" was SORRY is a business that moans when a happens, were the ones that the consistently upbeat tone the No PA1111 documentary in prime time touch the heartstrings. -why, Kuralt even one was the story of Louis show takes 7145 garners only 12.15 million has good things to say about the CI s United States and practically • For the sleepers, church- a ho rrible disease that ha does that any more, goers, joggers, gardeners, blinded him, stunted his nobody The program also had an Sunday newspaper readers, growth, afflicted him with pain sense ot good understated But, there's li fe. don't throughout his ers who th and all the o not jokes, not onewatch television on Sunday nothing wrong with Louie's humor liners, but rather an air of not 17525. 332-1216 poe morning, CBS has rounded up intelligence or his spirit, SATURDAY NIGHT For a different kind of sad- taking itself completely some goodies from its Sabbath Favan eyeopener and presented them ness, the cameras took you to seriously and suggesting to the AND maybe he or she 0 Tuesday night under the title Columbia, Miss., as It was last viewer that GREASE April when the Pearl River should do likewise. "Sunday Morning Tonight." — 0 SUMMER SEMESTER r. . dZ Pit. CLUB fla EARLY D (4) CRACKERSARREI. 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 6'30 (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE PASCALS 6:45 1:00 (2) Il) REAL PEOPLE Reports on a doctor who runs the yampire Research Center, a meeting of Neurotics Anonymous, basketball played on unicycle$, and a college professor who 0A.M. advocates hugging are featured. (R) 6:47 (3) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS @) DOROTHY Dorothy being fired unless she can teach obor:::wieh::: dent spear.. . - ' . i '.' . . . . . . '. - - . . . •- . . . . . , . . ' WEATHER . . . 0 . '. .' .,. .,' a. ..'.• . . () . . . . - -. It's$ (2)(12)TOOAY 00000 MORNING AMEN. CA FL ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) FI or -. . All II... I I U :.W .., And I L - " L/ e ennon S Th Ele Downs OW 11 S ...', .1 A • is .i. t ers o yi" 10:00 (2) CARD SHARKS CD a ALL STAR SECW8 GD LOVE OF LIFE 6WHIEW1 •ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) 10:56 CBS NEWS ". 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(R) 1010 SUCH GOOD COMPAN' IONS Tom Hampson diecusese the importance of lyrlcsin Musk and the concep$ of improvisation with composer Alec Wider arid Ion pini Marlin McPwtland 1110 I MSDON1111"S OICK CAVITT Guest: LIII Paimer. (R) 1110 (2) TONONT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Tony $w'45, (I)NEWLYDIAMI While w.tioM. lngthsmysleflousdsethoha dual's brolber, Psi. sad Mee , ,l.*.*SL7TutiJT ds ' ,, N . U COUPON — — ltOO *oo .' ,' ,.SHlISS * - Of "uI•S'. . I a a By United Press bternatlonal The Lennon Sisters have had their ups and downs since the days when they were fixtures on the Lawrence Welk TV show, so who would be better suited to dedicate an elevator? •, t''s wuii what ujv 'v'iujunga, Calif., branch of Home Savings and Tha Loan figured when it came time to draw attention to Its new elevator -the only elevator in Tujunga, a woodsy suburb In the foothills north of Lo s Angeles. So three of the four sisters Peggy, Dianne and Janet trooped out recently to do the honors, cutting a ribbon and brandishing, If not actually smashing, a champagne bottle. How high does the elevator go? To the top of the building the second floor. 0MIKE DOUGLAS the maestro performs SaintSeine' Piano Concerto No.2 in 0 Minor and Edverd Gri.g's Piano Concerto in A Minor. (A) -- SA 90 To celebrate his 90th birthday, . I I .r : CHARLES KURALT GREAT PERFOANCI$ "Artur Rubinstein At Ninety" iL BUY SLzVLcR. 4L . , together of doctors'wim, one of them announces her plane to evaluate the sex lives of the others by sleeping with theirhusbands.(2Hra.) I I x 6* ui r ' WIDE RULED ch 4 J is a — 10, 9ME . .......... $15 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 14' Into a sinister brownstone 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS whose only other tenant blind priest. (R) 6:30 4)ØTOMORROWfhsitt: $oisaUiiS Gary fern and larlskliuSaaarISisrsof B — . I r11 — . 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMENCA (4)QLAS VEGAS PALACE OF STARS Host Gene Kelly and an array of guest stars present highlights of parlormances by Las Vegas stars including Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, Marlene Ricci. (R) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels open their own insisage parlor in an attempt to capture a involved in bribery, prostitution mW murder. (R) MOVIE "Doctors' wt" (C) (197 1) Dyan Cannon, Rich- - 3 sUjjWcr — ' - MOVIE The $anttns%" (19771 Crisuns T%*sL. ,1%1L -ik young model's nb Is IrravoCibly changed when the moves 1 , ' . ' 'T 00000 MORNING FLORIDA QD HI, NEIGHBOR 700 (2)© TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI. Cl)NBC a ' . .. tin and other great big band performers are featured in filmed highlights of a 130s and '40s music revival. to .. c'. '. - 0 NO VALLEY An outlaw woman and her two sons take Audra, Victoria, and a Sunday school class as hostages. O E1014T7 1 ENOUGH Nicholas Invites is new playmate, an orphan to live with the Brad. fords. (R) FL BIG BAND CAVALCADE Bob Crosby, Frankle Carle, Margaret Whiting. Freddy Mar. still- -: , 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: ID Bergman. (Part 2 of 2) e By JOAN HANAUER REPORT FRIENDS Guest: I 'p 500 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME SHOW IR , AND ! Kuralt Show Nobody (2 Million Of Em) Sees MORNING a DANCE FEVER 0 EYEWITNESS MAGAZiNE a THE01111011118-WITS MACNEIL /LEHRER Daly explained, when the original schedule was devised, the CBS programmers knew the new shows only from their pilots and conversations with the shows' creative staffs. Now they have seen several episodes. "We saw the direction 'Struck by Lightning' and 'The Last Resort' were going and that they were very compatible," Daly said in a telephone interview. "Working Suns trom the beginning looked ue an o o'clock show with a lot of slapstick and special appeal to younger people, and 'Bad News Bears' has already appealed to young people." "The Idea Is to build an audience. You don't do that by at. tracting a lot of young people, for Instance, and then following Immediately with a show that appeals to an opposite audience." I ' advice of friends against the relationship. i a Little League baseball team; "The Last Resort," a hotel In the mountains where the staff has its troubles, and "Struck By Light ning," another inn tale, this one belonging to the Frankenstein family, with one of Dr. F's creations as caretaker. The original CBS Wednesday schedule listed "Working and "The Last Resort" from 8-9 p.m., Eastern time, with the Saturday sked In the same hour devoted to "Bad News Bears' and 'Struck By Lightning. The new lineup on Wednesday offers "The Last Resort," followed by "Struck By Lightning," while Saturday will present "Working Stiffs" followed by "Bad News Bears." According to Robert Daly, president, CBS Entertainment, the moves were made to form the most compatable building blocs of comedy, not as counterprogramming against rival schedules. NEW YORK (UPI) The fall television schedules that bloom in the spring invariably blossom into numerous revisions during the summer. The lineups announced in April, to debut In September, so far remain remarkably stable, but CBS has just announced switching around for four programs. What's all the mixing and matching about The CBS switch is easier than usual to follow because it involves only four half-hour comedies that occupy the 8-9 n m slots on Wednesday an Saturday nights a NEWS 1:45 eoo (4)00 0 NEWS FL ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Lorna Doons" Captain Stic. kiss declare: war the Doones after their attempted attack on the Ridd farm, but his army and John's fire on each other Instead of at the (Part 8of 10)(R) 6:30 NBC NEWS Haut-Hour Comedies CBS Switches Around Four TV Prog rams "The Great Cancer Fraud." (1) NEWS EVENING - TV T'S Ie I All - . -- -, 11 ---- ----- ••. -. - .' -' • .- ----4.-- --- - '4- -- �IM—Evenins Iforsid Sanford, Fl. Widn.sday, Aug. 13, Evening H.rald, Sanford, F?. V — Widniidy, Aug. is, 1975-11S U. ALL ITEMS AND PRICES 0000 WED. AUG. 15 TNRU TUBS AUG. 21, 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. . (i'SDA. Choke Fresh Valley Beef.f J U USA U 1l**tI)IU)tfSULiT5111 *3U3SI?1 Lots Of Chicken L1480 SAVE * A SliTS 3 LI(IS+IA. 01111 15101 YMLIT INS Bnls. 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FRESH FRESH GEORGIA CANTA Pe t'5WEET LOUPES POTAT01 EACH B $100 • 4LS A I SAVE 12 tF t, SAVE 16 SAVE 16C W LB 13 LB LOOSE 9 PKG49 ' l00 2LBS PKG. 180 THOM PSON SEEDLESS GRAPES YELLOW r LB 25' C OR N $1 EARS A a Party Ass't. Lunch Meats SAVE IIC list . Mrs. Filbert's Qtr. Olso $AYE*ISS1PYIIETASTI Sliced Meat Bologna P01111 69 LB SM .p*tpv Ml WI Pill UNOI 1*1 I Sliced Cooked Salami SAVE *Ilss Fyne Taste Meat Franks $M*ISsi Pantry Pride Bowl Oleo $198 Lykes Smoked Sausage 58'SAVE *lSii nnyIand Roll Sausage 5M311ILIS $f48 Lykes Grill Meat Franks • h,Ct9IOoz 4 BOXES URLWI £1, Best BuysIN dvcepksl i(7p,ice/ 100• CT. 9 116, SAVE 200 SAVE 1K III CNT Gala Family Napkins SAYS *lIsi flC P115K mus. Fresh Kosher Bills SAVE IKIlsi WIM STYLI I mal MUlL Libby Corn SAVE 1K lEa: Crier Apple Sauce IAVI 1c Lii a. Lindsay Snack Olives 59' 99 3/$1 9 3/8 69' r CARESS SOAP .75oz BAR A SAVE 420 Crisco Oil - usim Puri an Oil to g0ItIIIICNM $1 975 T Et's! 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'4I •. 1..• .JA •1 •...•h..,, 't• .5 :.•....'•• r. . .1 SAVE Iii WESTERN CORN FED FRESH ECONOMY AM list Year, No. 310—Thursday, Mugust 16, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents F 4MA In Audit-Related Financial Situation, MOM EF pO C mmm ounty May Join Others To S ue State Pucis soos .AUIUT 114S coPvmoHt-1 979 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Administrator Roger Neiswender today said he "would not rule out the possibility" of the county joining other counties in a suit against the state over a law which changes auditing requirements. "It's not the substance of the act we object to. It's the lack of foresight, the lack of coordination and the lack of timing involved, The Idea Itself Is long overdue," said Neiswender, regarding House Bill 1046. The bill, passed by the 1979 Legislature, requires each county to have Its annual audit performed by Independent certified public accountants. In prior years, the county audits were done by the state Auditor General's office. The objection to the bill comes as a result of the financial impact to counties during a year when the Legislature already has put a five percent lid on the property tax revenue a county, can demand. On Tuesday, cow'ty budget director Jell Etchberger said an audit of this year's county funds will cost about $185,000. That much has been budgeted, he said. But the problem Seminole and other counties face is having to pay for audits of previous years which the state did not complete. The last audit of Seminole County was done in 1976. The total bill could run to $500,000 for auditing fees if audits for the past two years have to be paid by the county, he said. "There has been significant concern about the financial impact of this bill. At least 30 counties have passed resolutions oi taken other action to express opposition to the bill," Mike Morell of the state Association of County Commissioners said today. He said at least one county has indicated its intent to bring suit against the state. County attorneys in several other counties are now researching the options available, Morell said. Etchberger said there is a chance the county could be forced to refund $2.5 million in past federal revenue-sharing funds if an audit for the years of 1977 and 1978 is not done. Neiswender said the county has a signed agreement necessary for receiving revenue-sharing funds. The agreement states that the county will have an annual audit performed, he said. However, that money may not be in as much jeopardy as first thought. Toby Jarman of the General Accounting Office in Washington today said an amendment to the Federal Revenue Sharing Act of 1976 stipulates that a county or city receiving more than $25,000 in revenue-sharing funds must provide an audit for .. CountySchool W4 1$? I [Budget OK'd $1 The possibility of the state completing audits of 1977 and 1978 for Seminole County is remote unless the Legislature appropriates funds, deputy auditor general George Warner said today. Warner said some counties were not audited for several years because his department did not have the money or the man-power to conduct those audits. "We couldn't audit every county every year and still audit the major departments as well," Warner said. Ile said his department has about 250 auditors, but about onethird of the staff in any year is new and not yet qualified to conduct an audit independently. Tax Hearing Set Tonight $ 78 Million '.-. in one of every three years which it receives those funds. If Seminole County completes its 1979 audit and submits it to federal officials, it would be in compliance with the law, Jarman said. In Lake Mary Layer said that the carryBy DONNA ESTES By SHARON CARRASCO "The city cannot afford a over money was needed to pay Herald Staff Writer Herald Staff writer reduction," he said. "We have The people of Lake Mary will two alternatives, either to cut The Seminole County School operation expenses and be Board Wednesday night ten- "fiscal responsible" before tax have an opportunity to speak expenses or raise money. It for the record at the city council seems to me it is best for the tatively approved 4 to 1 a receipts are received in $75,851,618 budget for 1979-80 November. public hearing scheduled for city to go ahead with the raise lie said a large chunk of the 7:30 p.m. today on the proposal in taxes. I am willing to go out which calls for a reduced tax rate of $7.07 per $1,000 assessed money accounted for the raises to raise property taxes from $3 and tell the people wflat I feel. valuation, $1.28 less than this and salary increments granted per $1,000 assessed valuation to And I will vote for the tax into the four unions for the 1979.80 fiscal year's rate. $4.25. crease on Sept. 11," Terry said. School board member school year. The public hearing is being Councilman Francis Mark, "Next year, it will cost us William Kroll cast the sole held prior to adoption of an meanwhile, has said he opposes ordinance setting alternative the tax increase, believing not dissenting vote for the budget, almost $1 million in Increments which is up about $12 million to hire the same people back tax rates for the 1979.1980 fiscal enough time or attention was km the wnmt budget ol and that is without a raise," year beginning Oct. 1. given to cutting expenditures. lays, said. $13,ISS,641. The section of t* ordinance He Wi added, I wePtsr, that he Sherry O'Leary, a first grade calling for the $4.25 rate is will not go out and campaign When asked why he voted subject to the special Sept. 11 against the issue. against the proposed budget, teacher at Lake Orienta relerendwn. If the referendum Kroll said he preferred not to Elementary, told the school A second public hearing and board she first found out about is not approved by the people, reading of the ordinance on the comment at this time. A public hearing on the the proposed transportation cut the alternative rate of $2.84 per alternative tax rates probably budget and tax rate has been 1531 Thursday. $1,000 assessed valuation will will take place at a special "Your teachers do not know scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Aug. 27 become effective. meeting to be called on Aug. 30, at the school administrative what Is going on," Mrs. The $2.84 rate includes a five City Clerk Connie Major said offices, 1211 S. Mellonville O'Leary said. "How do you percent increase in revenues today. Intend to Inform the public?"... over the current year and is the Ave., Sanford. Other items on the agenda for The president of the Seminole I don't feel you are doing them maximum allowed by law consideration at tonight's Education Association (SEA) justice In not coming out with unless the voters approve the meeting are: referendum. and two Seminole County this openly." —A request from Florida Gas "We are talking about people, Mayor Walter Sorenson and Co. for permission to run a teachers, however, made their Councilman Pat Southward, natural gas line through the city opposition known Wednesday to children. Give your parents and Cliff Nelson and Burt Penn- to serve its Greenbelt planned the proposed elimination of bus teachers Input in this." Lorraine Offer, a music trnniwtnn for ".nrlv nut" chief have been campaigning unit development in county teacher at Bear Lake among the people urging rip,territory. kindorgarteners. proval of the referenduxii. The Mayor Sorenson said today a For the past three years, the Elementary School, said the officials have said it will be representative of Florida Gas idiool district has Instituted a long day would pose both a kin- problem for kindergarteners necessary to cut five persons will tell the city council whether practice _ whereby from the lO-mimeniber uniformed it also wishes to serve Lake dergarte .rsleave school at and their teachers. "When these children leave police force if the tax increase Mary with natural gas — 1:25 p.m., about go minutes the older children, who school early, those teachers are is not approved and to cut as something city officials would before leavetheschoolgroundaat2:45 not holding their hands," Mrs. well the four-member like to see. Offer said. "They are holding emergency dispatching ser—Request from developer vice. vi Leo Trepanler for permission to But in his recommendation of scIssors, constructors, conthe proposed transportation struction paper, analyzing the A proposed purchase of a new have the Forest mobile home By SHARON CARRASCO She was led to believe the Mrs. Jacobsen said. "I only did said IEO gets proceeds from superin- thtid1. budget of Herald Staff Writer sheriff of Seminole County was it to help the police officers." selling ad space in the fire pwnper truck will also have park provide his 280 unit "If they teachers) are to be cut from the budget if the planned unit development on did t tendent William Seminole County Sheriff John behind the organization and the Itandy Blakenship, who is a newspaper, which began in referendwu does not pass, city Rhinehart Road with water and include money to continue teaching until the very end of Polk Is warning area flier- fund, Mrs. Jacobsen said. member of the LEO board of January. I would like to know how officials have said. sewer utility service. Since land "early out,, bus route. the school, But neither the sheriff's directors, said Tuesday hewas LEO, which has an addiminution of this practice you are going to compensate chants to beware of solicitors Councilman harry Terry, had been set aside in the plan who are using his name to sell department nor the other police not aware of any solicitors m." vertising sales staff of four or who returned this week from for the development for water would save the school district ads for their newspaper. departments In the county have made such a salespitch. Fifteen five, had experienced trouble in vacation said today he is and sewer plant sites the city As for the kindergarteners, an estimated $10,000 "for gas, His warning came In endorsed the organization or of the 16-member board are the past and prosecuted supporting the referendum and had expected Trepainer to build oil and salaries," Layer said. Mrs Offer said the extra time When school board member would be counterproductive for response to a complaint voiced benefited from such a fund, said police officers, he said. salesmen for criminal actions, the tax increase. Terry, senior his own system, Sorenson said. Roland Williams made a them because they would be recently by a Sanford merchant John Spolskl, spokesman for "II that is the case and our Blakenship said. member of the council, has —First reading of an orand probably become who clans she was misled Into the sheriff's department. Sheriff Warns Merchants Of Solicitors Selling Ads people are involved, then it's "You get new people In Who served on the board since the dinance to change the zoning of motion to Include the "earlY tired purchasing advertising space Mrs. Jacobsen, are who sales misrepresentation," said overzealous," Blankenship city was incorporated six years seven lots from residential out" kindergartens In the undisciplined, to for an Orange County previously had advertised with Blankenship, a former Oviedo explained. "Some are ago this month. commercial budget, it was defeated 4 to 1. on Country Club a. child Is tired and has organization known as Law the organization's newspaper, "i've looked over what the Road south adjacent to a Rick Harris, SEA president, done enough of a particular Enforcement Officers, Inc. entitled "Police: Today and police officer. "We don't professional salesmen who tolerate that and would ter- will say anything to get you to alternatives are and we really convenience store. accused Layer of "burying" the activity, there's no produc- (LEO). Tomorrow," said she never inmate them right away." buy an ad. need the increase in taxes," — Appointment of an election f unds to continue "early out" tivity," says Mrs. Offer, whose Janet Jacobsen, manager of would have done business with LEO, "We have put some of our Terry said. Among the reasons and canvassing board a non-profit busing, adding the longer child will begin kindergarten the Village Super Flea Market, the for the organization without the organization, Is the "financial salesmen In jail for stealing Terry cited is that the five Sept. 11 election. be this fall, school day would said a solicitor told her all sales pitch. arm" of the Orange County money. They would sell an ad — An agreement with the city "educationally unsound for In other action, the school advertising proceeds would go "If I knew none of It (money) Police Benevolent Association and write up a cash invoice, percent increase allowed by law "would actually mean the of Sanford and Seminole County __ board tentatively approved the toward a fund for widows and went to widows and orphans I (PBA), a labor organization in duplicate the invoice and then people would be paying less on the proposed regional sewer school board well could afford following Items be included In orphans of slain police officers. wouldn't have advertised," Orlando, Blankenship said. He 2* See SHERIFF. Page taxes." system. the serViCe with the $1.3 million the proposed budget: surplus carried over from the —$2.0W in mental health previous year. services for students for testing "Your funds are growing," and evaluation. Harris said. "You are- accruing 1® for Performing interest at a higher rate than Arts Company of Florida to YOU could pay for this ° lecture and give demonservice In this particular Yit. stratlons on dance at various UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — U.S. relations with the Third Izatlon's official U.N. observer, Palestinian state. the Security Council under the have said Washington "... I think you should start schools in the county. will have Andrew Young's resignation as World, particularly with Afri- Zehdl Lubin Terzj. If the veto is cast, Tern said, monthly rotation system, is no contacts with the PLO until —$17,010 for paving the f'.mcMng aosne proams for ambassador makes the cans and Arabs. Their diTeral said the Arabs were the Arabs will request a rare expected to continue as U.N. the educatMal purposes and not driveway that leads to the new U.N. unbrella guerrilla group showdown on Palestinian rights plomats trusted Young, even preparing a resolution rerun- emergency meetIng of the U.N. ambassador until President necessarily for economical vocational wing at Lake Ho recognizes Israel existence ex. I Inevitable, though their Interests often firming the Palestinians' right General Assembly, which can Carter names a successor. well he sought to High School. reasons." plicitly as well. U.N. d1pinals were shocked to selfdetermInaUs — di- be called within 24 hours if the Diplomatic sources said The compromise never came Related story, page 2A at Young's resignation Wednesploinatic jargon for the right to council Is unable to act on a Young, In his meeting with about. day and seine said his doperform a sovereign state. critical international situation. Terzl, ol*alned a post ponement Had it succeeded, PLO gj deprive WaddWon of clashed with those of the United Israel's Ambassador Yehuda Under the U.N. Charter, of the Palestine debate from Yasser Arafat would ha leader t ve come an effective link to the Third States. . Slum has emphasized the U.S. General Assembly resolutions July 30 to Aug. 23, in the hope to to New York for the upcoming W1d. What next at the U.N. after was committed under existing are not binding on member work out a major Middle East regular session of the U.N. .................. *1"ft worst blow for US. Young's resignation? The policy to veto such a resolution, nations , . But with some Western compromise, General Assembly. opening *1 Ileessespe ................. a prestige In recent years," showdown Lathe U,N. Security but he has received no and nearly allof the nonaligned Sept. 18. Terzl said Arafat IA u.spitai ...................IA commented a prominent non- Council on basic Palestinian assurance to this effect. In and Eastern bloc nations Under it, the PLO would have would attend the Havana Cejes ....................*1(*1IELVF ..............1* aligned official, political rights that YOUR tried public statements earlier this backing the PLO, Washin gton accepted Security Council summit of the non-aligned 4011100!i ................. a Spurts ................... $,IA Generally, It was felt that to avoid through an unauthor. month, President Jimmy would find itself diplomatically Resolution 242, which implicitly nations in September, but was U 3$ Young had done more than any Ized meeting last month with Carter said he opposed for. isolated. recognizes Israel's right to not likely make an appearDel' Ahy ................. ID weather ................... 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Wednesday, May 30, 1979 71sf Year, No. 244—Thursday, May 31, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48-280)— Price 15 Cents • - - Satellite Still Under Consideration Trustees Vote Tieep KSAAH InScinford ByGEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital will stay in Sanford at its present site on First Street. That was the pronouncement made by the SMH made by the SMH board of trustees at a special meeting today. By a unanimous vote, the bDard approved a motion by Allan Keen stating that the trustees intend to pursue renovation of the hospital to assure quality medical service at the present location. A separate motion stating that the trustees intend to "explore the feasibility of a satellite unit in a growth area of the county" also was passed by unanimous vote, The action by the board clarifies a position taken at a May 22 meeting. However, board chairman Thomas Blayney said there appeared to be some confusion as to exactly what transnlred at m t 4 U. E a ad It Z - in IA me - - U. U) I U) so ;I2 flO .3 W do uuiC WC u1-I z sc Carter , Policy C .E u ci • .0 0 z X nZ c U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker, in a 24-page opinion, granted a motion by the AFL-CIO and 10 unions that the crucial part of President Carter's anti-Inflation program be voided. 40 06 0 J! me OX 1c: Im J 3 2 9 IL .. • —I —I cc m 11 46 £ a MI Nfl "The program establishes a mandatory system of wage and price controls, unsupported by law." Under the Carter guidelines program, companies that violate the 7 percent wage limit per year face loss of contracts with the government amounting to $5 million or more. The AFL-CIO, and other unions, have maintained that the sanctions turned Carter's "voluntary" program Into a mandatory ad of controls, and Parker agreed, "In summary, the defendant's (government) assertion that the guidelines are somehow voluntary has little merit and upon dose analysis must fall," Parker said. During a one-day court heiring May 16 on the challenge, Assistant Attorney General Barbara Babcock said It would be "shameful for the government to purchase from companies that are promoting inflation." She npared the guidelines enforcement program with a 'tslIar policy toward coin. panics that violate equal employment opportunity laws. non-profit. private health care facilities. The sale of sucti bond.* not-for-profit facility, hospital studies state, could finance the renovation costs, iiiuh could surpass $12 million. c -- ., J;'.- '--•- •- -' - .. -- Association Opposes SMH Move -'•••---•--" j I -- j -* J 'a'.. • • - . ____. . '-S" ______ l ' iIi' . - _____ - . crr .,.. - ' - 7 . 4 - f - . • •'-/ - -• -.i'i.-'•7' - i • - •- f•• - .•. • - •••- _; y - •' • - I •'' .'. Aff Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Roger Smathers (top) and John Fitzgerald set the stage for the bloody mock disaster, Loca Moc Disaster. espioans Training Too 0 • 1 "As an actor, It's really good experience," says John Fitzgerald, a senior at Seminole High School, as he affixes something called a sucking chest wound to simulate a shotgun injury. Thursday, Fitzgerald and other students of the Thespian drama club at Seminole High School volunteered their talents today to play the maimed and injured victims in a mock disaster. The mock disaster is held twice a year as a portion of the final exams of the Health I and Advanced Health classes at the high school, says Jim Terwllleger, athletic trainer and health teacher. Drama students get a chance to make themselves up as accident victims, while health students must treat their injuries under the simulated situation. "We try to make the wounds as large and grotesque as against the move,' homer said. Bill MncLauchlmn, vice president of the business association, said he made the motion to keep the hospital and the library in the n downtown to maintain their easy accessihilit to the community. "If the library %ere moved, any both v.ho used it would have to drive out there in their ears," Macl.aughlin explained. I he couldn't walk. This would eliminate sonic kids amid older people aside [ruin costing more IIIOOCY. "Personally. the library wouldn't have be (luwlmto%Vn. 1 don't use it but it needs to be in that is more accessible to niore 'I people. Maybe ''u could keep the thing to The Seminole Memorial hospital vil1 serve moore people and is easier to get to in its Present location than if it is mmiuved, MacLaughtum said. it's easier to renovate what we have rather H(EI, than start (ruin scratch. SHARON ct IWASCO R e By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The Sanford Business Association passed a resolution this morning opposing the move of both the Seminole Memorial Hospital and the Seminole County Library First Street Bra ch. The business association has joined manks with bo th the City of Sanford and the Sanford Chamber of Commerce in its opposition to the hospit al 's proposed move. ''1 feel the need is too great for the hospital to be moved out," says Nora Gordon, president of the Sanford Business Association. ''The hospital move would not hurt business but it would hurt the community,'' Mrs. Gordon said. "If the hospital were not close, a lot of people would not get the care they need beca use they couldn't get there." Jack homer, executive manager of the chamber of commerce, attended the meeting this morning, "The association's resolution just shows th e whole community is expressing its feelings D a rto n es ig n s C eat - - some indication of how they will act on the reorganization matter. -•-i Sanford 1 . Blayney said it would be premature to proceed with any additional plans or studies until the county commissioners provide .•,•;•" . "President Carter has exceeded the autherlty conferred on him by the Constitution by seeking to control incomes and thereby prices through the procurement power," Parker said. . Facilities Authority Law permits the sale of tax exempt bonds b the hospital to change from a county-owned facility to a private . - WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal judge ruled today that economic sanctions used by the administration to enforce sits wage-price guidelines are unconstitutional. ad a: 11111C I through tax-exempt revenue bonds. But the Florida fivalth would be pursued if the commission approved a request to permit A special bill in the legislature that would allow the hospital to reorganize has been approved in both the senate and the house and awaits Governor Bob Graham's signature. If the governor approves, the ounty commission could grant the hospital's "I think the Issue has become somewhat clouded since we volu =q, Blayney said the meeting with the county commissioners will - .r. Reorganization has been pursued for several months in order to accommodate financing arrangements that ouId permit renovation. As a county-owned hospital. funds cannot be raised focus on discussions of leasing the hospital from the county. This Blayney's motion was approved unanimously. -••- request and the hospital would become a private non-profit facility. began discussing alternatives. I think we would have a problem signing a contract for $25,000 in consulting fees, when we don't know what the feeling of the county commission is. I think we need to meet with them as soon as possible to present them with our inform ation and get their input," Blayney said. IU action taken today, Keen said, makes it clear that the board is no longer considering relocation as an option. To further establish its position, Blayney moved that the board delay going ahead with the additional consultant study. ' w Ti that meeting and the trustees should "uncloud the Issues" and "make definite" their Intentions, At the May 22 meeting, the trustees voted to pursue renovation of the existing facility a'd explore the satellite unit in Lake Mary However, the action did not entirely exclude the possibility of relocating the hospital since the board also approved the spending of $25,000 for a market study that would have contained information pertaining to relocation, k City Coin- should vacatt. this seat. If the)Longwood missioner Stephen Barton said defy the order, the)- could go to still has 1 1 ~:)ears leftand there is a possibility Goldberg ' s seat lie would announce at today's jail for 10 days. will also he vacated, he hopes special meeting he will resign Barton's resignation"ill tile commission %%III call a from his District 5 seat because leave a seat open In District , .pecial election rather than he is no longer living in (lie city. where Goldberg now lives k having moved from the district The ineeling was called by Barton moved in front theI hoLtse Mayor June Ionnunn so the which lie was elected to repre-lie was renting Sleepy loilo" his newly subdivision to conunission could acton Circuit sent. The commission could completed hoimie at 57' J d ' Ui 'hard Muldrew's ' order that they vote oil whether conceivably, appoint Goldberg Whisperwood Drive, Sabal Point. Commissioner Larry Goldberg to fill Burton's seat. possible," says 'l'erwilleger as he affixes a protruding eye In one student. "This gives the student a feeling of realism, things tie would probably never be confronted with. But if lie can handle himself under these conditions, then he won't panic under milder situations," Terwilleger says. Outside In the parking lot, one health student treats an accident victim for a broken tibia and an eye injury. Lying under a van, another student simulates an amputee from an accident. He screams hysterically as the health student patiently wraps up his arm, causing the spurting blood from the pumping mechanism to cease. Senior ,tlina Smith, who says she want to be a nurse, talks of her trczting an accident victim. "It's good experience. I have never done a gunshot wound in the neck and chest before." As she picks up the bandages soaked with fake blood, she comments, "1 could have done a broken leg better." Attorney Joe Davis, the dean of city attorneys in Seminole County, has resigned the position he has held with the city of Altamonte Springs for the past 21 years effective July 31. "The position of city attorney in Altamonte Springs has become almost a full time job," Davis, senior partner with the Sanford law firm of Stenstrom, Davis, McIntoshand Julian, said today. "And I no longer have any time to devote to my private law practice. My Davis Quits private clients need professional counsel and advice too." Davis said lie has no probleimi with any members of the city government. "But I've been thinking about leaving Altamonte for some time. 1 have stayed there because I felt a pe rsonal obligation to see to completion certain projects that had been started." lie cited as examples the regional sewer plant that serves most of Southwest Seminole County and parts of Orange County, construction of the city hall and civic center and the purchase of the second civic center in the Spring Oaks Area. llie tornier state legilatur said lie has not been asked lot a oil recumommieridatiun it replacement and mil not be recomnmnemidumg a member of his (inn as a successor. At the same time Davis said he will be continuing as city attorney of Oviedo "as lung as they want lime." Why Don't 'Independent' Pumps Run Short Of Gas? The local stores, Morales manager for the north half of supervisor for the Cumberland "There is no one supplier." tie Meanwhile, Mel Dekle, who we get the gasoline fly-by-night 10 p.m. and self-service By DONNA ESTES Farms stores in Seminole owns and operates a Gulf Oil operators. They are just not the gasoline is available during all said, are told which company to Florida, including Seminole said. "The corporate office in Herald SW Writer • How can pwnps at con- County. "We buy gasoline from CO. station on French Avenue in big companies. Sure we have to those hours. "We are short on use as supplier by the Cum- County, for Seven-Eleven Fo,d Dallas sets it up. It is cow'supplies of no-lead gasoline, but berland Farms Fire Line, stores, said gasoline for the dinated through the corporate vVnlence food stores and at a middle man, who in turn buys Sanford and has been in pay a little more," the business in the area for the past Normal open hours for outlets he serves receive offices," Hall said. haven't had any problem with Canton, Mass. some motels continue to sell cc Meanwhile, Rich Hall, gasoline from "niiscllant'(JI'.s Many Seven-Eleven Stores 30 years, says the oil companies Cumberland Farms stores in getting any of the other types of swum to motorists when ft f Southland Corp. gasoline Independent sourcus." See GASOLINE, Page 2,t iqajor oil company-affiliated Sometimes we buy the gas in are "selling some of my Seminole County are 7 a.m. to gasoline," Morales said. Taft and sometimes in Tampa, gasoline to independents." __tL__ have rim out? "Somewhere along the way The answer Is simple, ac- but not from any hg company," the oil companies are shipping cordlag to Roger Brault, area Brault said. gasoline out from under us. It's obvious the independents are not making their own g8SOIIfl. WASHINGTON (UPI) - with the beginning of Carter's independent oil companies, and crude oil prices," he said. Schlesinger will participate, The major companies are President Carter today sought oil price decontrol Friday. An refiners, jobbers and dealers. "We want to hear from them were designed to give Carter putting gasoline on the Open the views of oil executives for official stressed Carter does not d any Information on bottlenecks infonnation "[rum the perspecmarket," Dekle said. A White house official the Industry perspective on the contemplate any major policy HC'.se.pa ................. and other anomalies in the tive of both industry and the Augle Morales, manager of gasoline shortage and rising changes In his energy program, Carter wants to know, among zA for other things, why gasoline production system ... any in- cunswners ... to learn hat ll the Cumberland Farms store in prices. He plans a fo ow-up but wants to be prepared Obituaries ................. C mk .................... formation that cuts the Gordian are so high. problems they see du%%n the meeting with leaders of con- other decisions he will be iaoword .................8* OURSELVES .............. 7A Casselberry noted: we sumer groups It from wherever Friday. "We get making down the road. road in terms of supplies on a "It is clear gasoline prices EsosiA ................... 4* Sports ... .................. * The twoday conference on Invited to today's session have gone up significantly The two days of meetings, in regional or national basis," lie DéarAblmiy ................. 7* Television .................7A can. We can't really call the DT Lamb ..................8* Weather ................... z* Independent companies where petroleum supplies coincides were executives of major and higher to the consumer than which Energy Secretary Jummies said. Prest Meets Oil Executives Today - 4 T1IT ' • * - ***. -. - - - '•T•t P ' - • - 1' '. .VS4.5S'S " '' %. -- "-' - " '- ' * • - . -- - ' • * -' • '.- '..'. -. s .v- _ �5•±•,•• 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursday, May 31,1979 Altamonte Man Charged In Stabbing A 57-year-old man of rural Altamonte Springs who allegedly stabbed to death a Longwood man during an argument over 30 cents has been charge-I with second degree murder, according to Seminole County dqputies. Tommy Lee James, of 147 North St., was arrested Wednesday for the Jan. 8 stabbing. He was placed on an initial bond of $10,500 and was scheduled to appear before the court at 1:30 p.m. today, deputies say. John Spolski, spokesman for the Sheriff's Department, said Seminole County deputies had been conducting an on-going in. vestigation of the incident since January "until there was enough information to substantiate the charge of second degree murder." The information the deputies had been given initially was the stabbing was done in self-defense, Spoiski said Killed in the stabbing incident was Herbert Bouey, 38, of Station Street, Longwood, deputies ,say. Police allege the incident occurred like this: Bouey went to the home of James at about 7:30 a.m. and asked to borrow 30 cents, according to deputies James ordered Iloucy out of the house after refusing to loan him the money. When Boucy refused to leave, James went to the kitchen and retrieved a paring knife, then stabbed Bouey in the chest. Bou ,s body was sun lying toward the front of a garage at the rear of the James residence by passing neighbors who telephoned police, deputies say. IN BRIEF Lebanon Asks U.N. Help To End Southern Attacks United Press International Lebanon desperately sought help today from the United Nations, the United States and Palestinian guerrillas to halt six days of battering of its southern border region by Israeli and Christian militia shellfire. The United Nations scheduled an emergency meeting today in answer to Lebanese Ambassador Ghassan Tueni's request that the 15-nation body give immediate attention to "the rapidly deteriorating situation in southern Lebanon resulting from Israeli escalation of its attacks." The Security Council also voted, 14-0, to keep a 1,025man peace-keeping force in the Golan Heights for another six months as a buffer between the Israelis and Syrians. China did not participate in the vote as It opposes any U.N. military involvement. and other items with a total value of $450. the corner of Teakwood Road and Mill Run, deputies say. VANDALS SHATTER WINDOWS BICYCLE STOLEN Vandals smashed the windows of one home and ripped out the The bicycle of an 11-year-old Forest City boy was stolen .....rlumbing in another in a'itxlivision in Lake Mary,.ccording to .sometime Tuesday afterno T...r'rdIng to Semlnc44'ounty Seminole County deputies. deputies. The two homes sustained damages of $175 sometime between The bicycle belonged to a boy who resides at 3614 Palm Ave., Sunday and Tuesday at the Brandermllle Subdivision, deputies Forest City. He told deputies he last saw his bicycle after he say. showed it to his friend. Vandals broke out three windows of the home on Lot 8c, ripped The bicycle was parked in an open garage on the west end of the out the plumbing of a home on Lot 23c and damaged a stop sign at boy's home, deputies say. 20 Bombs Explode In Paris PARIS ( UPI) - Corsican nationalists set off more than 20 synchronized time bombs in banks, travel agencies and vernment offices today in one of the most widespread bomb attacks in Paris since the end of the Algerian war 18 years ago. No one was reported hurt. "The violence we resort to is simply a necessary and legitimate means for ending colonial agggression in Corsica," a spokesman for the group said in a telephone call to a French news agency. "We respond to colonial violence with popular and revolutionary violence." The spokesman for the Corsican National Liberation Front also said the group wanted to call attention to the upcoming trials of 30 of its members for similar bombings. CHICAGO UPI ) — An American Airlines DC-10 was approaching stall speed as it plunged to the ground near O'Hare International Airport in the worst airplane crash in the nation's history, federal investigators say. In a related development, Cook County Medical Examiner Robert J. Stein said late Wednesday there wer "definitely some infant remains" found at the crash site, raising the total number of victims to 274. An air-speed indicator recovered from the charred remains of Flight 191 showed the plane was traveling between 127 and 147 knots at the time it crashed, Bob Buckhorn, spokesian for the National Transportation Safety Board, said Wednesday. The NTSB likely wUL conclude its witness interviews today as well as the crash-site phase of its investigation, Buckhorn said. About 150 interviews had been conducted by Wedxiesdav. ! - - - .. - "• . -. . J4 I - JL .,---.-- - 'h •1 .J • *. Lance Witness Released I ''v -- -- - -.- ATLANTA UPIi Admitted embezzler Billy Lee Campbell, a former business associate of Bert Lance who later testified against him in several probes, was released from a federal prison Wednesday to the custody of a Rome halfway house. Campbell had served 29 months of an eight-year sentence. The 47-year-old Campbell apparently could be a key government witness in the federal government's massive case against Lance and three other men on 33 counts of conspiracy and violations of federal banking laws. - 's-,.. : RM-M ' * Fires * Courts * Police Beat Pickford Funeral Private BURGLARY A burglar removed a screen and entered the home of Charles Delatour at 1805 Palorna Ave. sometime Wednesday, Sanford police said, Police said once inside the home, the thieff t i a mixer board Weather N I (Continued From Page IA) have no shortage," Bellinkoff sell self-service gasoline as an said. adjunct to their food stores. Then, why are major corn. "No lead is a problem from pony affiliated stations having time to time," said Hall. problem with supplies? "They The self-service gasoline do not sell as much gasoline as pumps at the Days Inns in we do," Bellinkoff said. "We Seminole County are open from sell 1,500 to 2,000 gallons a day 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. "Days Inns of here," he said. America Inc. buys our l)ekle said it appears the gasoline from Tenneco in major companies by selling Kissinunee and from Amoco in through a middle man may be Tampa," said Irwin Bellinkoff, getting as much as five cents manager of the Days Inn at per gallon more for gasoline. state Route 46 and Interstate 4. "That amounts to a lot of "We have been short for a money to the large companies," day or two, but that's it. We he said. Man Shot - Or Was He ',? One man was shot — or was capture of two dangerous felons The Highway Patrol chose Orange, Seminole, Osceola, he? as 20 Florida Highway Patrol Sanford Wednesday to conduct Brevard, Flagler and Lake Another armed fugitive was troopers wielding shotguns and a training exercise for its counties. apprehended — or was he? other weapons surrounded the special seven-county tactical pair and began moving in. One squad. Corporal M.W. 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Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32171 -.--- .e,-......-S 0.1 Canadian Cannibals? Pwtlished Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Pie. 32771. S 66 I I V a`;. I Oft AA -. WEST SENECA, N.Y. (UPI) — Erwin Moll is 69 and authorities say he has spent 50 years of his life in an attic bedroom in a "Howard Hughes-type condition." Moll was found lying naked, "twisted up in a grotesque form," by police und volunteer firefighters answering a call for first aid Monday, Police Chief Bruce Manning said Wednesday. Manning said Moll lived with his sister, Agnes, 78, and a brother, Raymond, 72, in their suburban Buffalo home. The chief said the sister told police her brother had been "mentally incompetent" for the last 50 years. "Thursday, May 31, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 244 - C Choose between Alamanders, HiI. bblsCus, iscus, lxora, and Copper plants. All plants are healthy and established. One gallon containers. OWLS HEADt Maine (UPI) — A twin-engine commuter plane apparently lost in a peasoup fog crashed in a rocky coastal area of Maine late Wednesday night, killing 17 persons. A 16-year-old youth was the only survivor. The plane, Downcast Airlines Flight 46, plummeted into the woods about a half -mile from the end of the Knox County Airport in Owls Head, about 300 feet from the ocean. The craft was en route from Boston to Rockland, Maine, with 16 passengers and two crewmen. it was the state's worst air tragedy. 11 it wait ., '-7.. 1GALLON PLA NTS A LAWN AND GARDEN or more., for any purpose! [ Eig 11tnsII DISCOVERY - $250() to $25,00() S. t This sabre-toothed eat skull uncovered at Warm Mineral Springs, I"lorida. gets the attention of Florida Underwater Archaeologist Wilburn A. "Sonny" Cockrell, Sen. Warren Henderson (It-Sarasota) and Secm'etarv of State (;('orgt' Firestone. Divers from the Seeretai'v of State's Division of Archives and History, under the supervision of ('oekm'elI. uncovered the burial site at Wai'mu Mineral Springs and 101111(1 human remains estimated to be more thami 10,001) seat's 01(1 as well as animal remains stich as shown in the picture. It ('0111(1 be the oldest reliably dated burial ground to be found ill all of Eastern North America. Roth Secretary of State I"irestone and Senator I henderson have been backing legislation that would appropriate an additional two years of digging at the site. Howard Hughes 'Replica' Hines of Long Beach, Calif.; three brothers, George O'Brien Mrs. Beulah isabell O'Brien of Daytona Beach; Kenneth Bellamy, 60, of 112 Country Rogers O'Brien of Wooster; and Club Road, Sanford, died early Larry Eugene O'Brien of Des Wednesday at Seminole Moines, Iowa; two grand. - Memorial Hospital. A native of children. Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. Bellamy Gramnkow Funeral Home, moved to Sanford from Sanford, is in charge of Wooster, Ohio in 1975. arrangements. She was employed in the Uflra. Noticos dietary unit of the Lakeview , Nursing Home In Sanford, BELLAMY, MRS. BEULAH ISABELL O5RIEN — Funeral . Survivors Include: her services for Mrs. Beulah Isabeil husband, Cecil Bellamy of the O'Brien Bellamy, 60, of 112 ' home; one son, David Eugene Country Club Road, Sanford. who died Wednesday at Bellamy of Wooster; her Seminole Memorial Hospital, ' ulother, Minnie O'Brien of will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Wooster; three sisters, Mrs. Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Fred Baker of EstraGleneve Goldner of Apple the Church of Christ officiating. Creek, Ohio; Mrs. Doris Lilley Burial in Oakiawn Memorial : of Wooster; and Mrs. Georgia Park. Gramkow in charge. ... 17 Killed In Crash MRS. BEULAII BELLAMY SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL May 30, 1075 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Hnr mae Bradley ' Darlene Drown Jay T. Cosmato Ralph Dunwoody Daretha Eddy . Ruby S. Jackson '• Angela M. McClarien Pose M. McGuyer Maf'y Mitchell 's Jeanette Osteen, Columbia, S. C. Jordan W. Adhinson. Greenwood, FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) Facilities that specialize in caring for terminally ill patients will be-e regulatedby the state in the future if a bill approved by regulated the Senate becomes law. - AREA DEATHS HOSPITAL Park. They will receive a name tag, which will provide them free entry to the zoo and later be attached to their artwork, according to Gail Russakov of the PTA Council. They may come and go anytime during the day. Categories for judging will be: pre-school, kindergarten through second grade, third through fifth, six through eight and ninth through 12th. Winners in each category will receive first, second and third place trophies and water color sets and sketch pads. Every child participating will receive an "animated certificate of appreciation" and a free gift from the zoo. There will also be three "pwhase awards." Assisting with the registration and will be members of SISFERS. Inc. and the SanfordSeminole Art Assn. Local arLists have been invited to demonstrate their work in the zoo for the young artists and other visitors. Adults accompanying the children will be required to pay the full admission price of $2. Regulation Law To House BOSTON (UPI) A power failure blacked out runways at Logan International Airport Wednesday night, shutting down the nation's 10th busiest airport to all incoming and outgoing [light for two hours. "Power was restored at 12:24 a.m. and the runway is now operational," a Massachusetts Port Authority spokesman said early this morning. "There were no problems and no inj ur ies." gusty near thundershowers, Rain probability 50 percenl during afternoon and evening hours, FRIDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high 12:39 a.m. low 6:17 a.m., 6:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:31 a.m., low 6:08 n.m., 6:13 p.m. Bayport: high 6:12 n.m., 5:04 P.M, low 11:26 a.m. Forecast: Variable cloudiness through Friday. Scattered thundershowers mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. Highs around 90. Lows In the upper $Os to low 70s. Winds southeast to Youthful artists from preschool through 12th grade from all over central Florida are invited to participate in a "Children's Artist Day" at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford, Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. During the event, sponsored by the Central Florida Zoo, Burger King and the Seminole County Council of PTAs, the budding artists will attempt to calhslre the zoo animals on canvas and paper. All entries will be judged according to grade level at the end of the du' and winners will be notified. Prizes will be presented at an Awards Night for winners and their families to be hosted by Burger King at its Winter Park food outlet in the near future. Children may use any media ( crayons, markers, paints, pastels, pencil, or ink) for their entries, but must bring their own s up plies with them. All those wishing to participate should register upon arrival at the small group picnic shelter at Centrmjl Florida Zoological 1... Boston Airport Closed south 10 to 15 mph dimlnishini at night. Winds strong But 8 a.m. readings: temperature, 72; overnight lows, 67; yesterday's high, 91; barometric pressure, 30.9; relative humidity, 90 percent; winds, S at 10 mph. By JANE CASSELBERRY herald Staff Writer IIOLI.Y WOOl) UPI) Plans for Mary Pickford's funeral today were kept secret so the service and burial would not be mobbed by the admirers she once drew everywhere she appeared. "It will be it very intimate family affair at Forest Lawn," said Matty Kemp, a business associate of the late actress and her husband, Buddy Rogers. Although Miss Pickford, 86, was not only the first, but — for at least a decade — the biggest movie star in the world, she had long outlived her time when she died of a stroke Tuesday. Tactical squad member 'shots' suspect it Children's Artist Day At The Zoo - DOG STOLEN A registered Doberman Pinscher valued at $250 was reported stolen from its backyard pen at 507 Oak Ave. Wednesday, Sanford police said. Police said the dog's owrr, William C. Axelson of 1717 Park Ave., recently purchased the animal and installed a lock on its pen. The thief broke open the lock with a pry bar, police said. WARSAW, Poland (UPI)—Polish officials banned all parking today along the route of Pope John Paul Ii's triumphant entrance into the capital and pollee manning roadblocks began turning away cars vith out-of-town license plates. Officials said the parking ban was necessary to clear a path for the papal motorcade from the airport June 2, when the first Polish pope arrives for a nine ay visit to his homeland. Some 3 million people, twice the population of the capital, were expected to turn out to greet the pontiff. Many have paid the going rate of $65 for a window view from private apartments along the boulevards. : As It Fell, Probers Say Action Reports Poland Prepares For Pope o j DC-JO Neared Stall Speed :- ATTEMPTED SEXUAL BATTERY A 21-year-old Cocoa man pleaded guilty in circuit court Tuesday to a charge of attempted sexual battery in connection with the assault on a 10-year-old Seminole County girl. Kevin Williams, a bricklayer, was arrested April 20 and charged with sexual battery. In open court Tuesday, he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of attempted sexual battery. A prosentencing investigation was ordered for Williams, who was remanded to the custody of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Williams was also ordered to undergo a mental examination by slate authorities IN BRIEF c• - . Thursday, May 31, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 pound canister. Prevents Insects from infesting val. uabte plants and shrubs. Easy to use and apply. HOMES SINCE IBID 111T. 0011A I? GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOP. CENTER . Lawn insect spray controls a broad spectrum of Insects from destroying your lawn. Rely on Ortho for a healthy lawn. - ORLANDO 2155 WEST COLONIAL NEAR TEXAS AVE. S. ORLANDO 7825$. ORANGE BLOSSOM AT SAND tAIL! ND. MORD U.S. NO. 17.92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. CASSEL.BERRY HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO JAI-ALAI FRONTON S.E. ORLANDO 1801 SOUTH SENORAN AT CURRY FORD LEESBURG N. CITRUS BLVD. AT U.S. 441 & 27 KISSIMMEE HWY, 192 VINE ST. AT THACKER AVE. DELANO 1201 SOUTH WOODLAND BOULEVARD ALTAMONTE 951 WEST 436 AT FOREST CITY ROAD .. - - a , - . - ..- - ,._• 7' - - -- • - - _ - - -. -, .•. -------------- - - - ----- - -. •- ... I . - ------------ -* ......... .... ........ * , , , - - . - - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HerAd 100 NFRENCffVETSMWoRD7[A 32771 __ _.- Area Code 322.l1or1.3 - Around Thursday, May 31, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 Good Samaritan Home president, met Grindle, who Mention South Korea these days and most Americans are likely to think of bribery on Capitol Hill and the authoritarian rule of President Park Chung Hee. But there is another side to the South Korean story which should be getting a lot more attention in the American press. The astonishing growth rate of the South Korean economy bids fair to propel this oncebackward nation into the rarified ranks of the world's industrial powers. Economists in Asia and the West are beginning to view South Korea as another potential Japan. Lest this speculation be written off as hyperbole, consider that South Korea's gross national product has grown by about 10 percent a year since 1961, one of the highest sustained growth rates in théworid. Over the same period, manufacturing has increased by about 17 percent a year. South Korea's exports, which include textiles, electronic equ1pment, shoes, automobiles, steel and ships, have been leaping ahead by 40 percent annually for th last 19 years. By 1990, South Korea's economic planners envision an economy as large as that of France today. Significantly, the South Koreans are rapidly moving beyond the cheap exports that fueled growth during the 1960s and early 1970s. Ultra-modern steel mills and mammoth shipbuilding yards underscore South Korea's determination to challenge Europe and Japan for the most advanced export markets. And automobiles produced in South Korea's new factories are being exported to 40 countries. These are astonishing achievements for a nation considered an economic cripple less than 20 years ago. Nor have South Korea's people been excluded from the benefits of this economic miracle. Although wage levels remain below those of Japan, they have increased by about 30 percent a year for the last four years. And per capita income has risen by more than 1,500 percent since 1960. Nearly all of South Korea's farmers own the land they till and the country's literacy rate stands at 90 percent, one of the highest in the developing world. Free enterprise, inspired economic planning by President Park and the South Korean government, and much, much hard work have raised up a dynamic economy that is fast becoming the wonder of Asia. In dramatic contrast, Communist North Korea remains a sterile, totalitarian backwater with a slumbering economy and a drab standard of living comparable with that of mainland China. True enough, Park Chung Hee is no Jeffersonian democrat and South Korea's political life falls short of the standards that prevail in the West. Yet South Koreans enjoy personal freedoms and opportunity without peer in the developing world. Considering the fearful price Americans paid in blood and treasure to defend South Korea from Communist conquest, that country's remarkable success ought to be a source of pride and enduring satisfaction on this side of the Pacific. ANGL E•WAL WASHINGTON (NEA) Congress, which loves to talk a bout eliminating fraud and abuse t - .. .: I (,__... _____________ i Although no one knows the full scope of this rip-off, a General Accounting Office report last year estimated that In five states alone abuse of a single program - Supplemental Security Income (SSI) - was running at more than $72 million annually. ( The five states were California, Florida, New York, New Jersey and J • +. ••' :\ ___________ .•••. • . . ... . _________________ • . ...• ________ .: • •::-. ••.. I . • a. ___ ____ __________ ________ .• .• ___ ___________ __________ ______ ______ ______ (•/ _______ _ __________ .. -•.:. - _______ . "'- - _________________ _________________ ______________ ________ ______________ llf ________ - - ______ ____________ - lliIIIIII I III I EDUCATION WORLD are mere "moral obligations" which are not legally binding on the sponsors who sign them, there is no penalty for reneging. And, often at the urging of their supposed sponsors, the newly arrived aliens quickly sign up for SSI payments and other welfare benefits, A few choice examples: - A 84-year-old alien in Sunnyvale, Calif., started drawing SSI tiefits within four months of his arrival In the United States even though daughter had promised to support him. She earns more than $25,000 a year and has assets worth more than $130,000. And as a consequence, relations between the United States and Japan are deeply troubled, the number one Item on the agenda for currently visiting Prime Minister Masayoshl Ohira In his Students St. Mary's Junior College initiated a project In 1977 designed to educate blind and visually Since she believes more students will be moving into higher educational levels as a result of mainstreaming of the handicapped, "We want to assure that the blind can be successful college students and can learn science and benefit from laboratory experience.'' Although she had no prior experience hi work1.ng with the blind, Miss Miller said she worked In the lab to get the idea of what might be useful, and her familiarity with the college curriculum and interest In effective teaching techniques spurred her on. impaired students for the occupational and physical therapy assistant fields. Most students in the project have come through Minnesota Services for the Blind which MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Put yourself In someone else's shoes: You've got a scientific bent. You're bright and eager to learn. But you're blind. Where can you learn If you're interested in some aspect of the medical profession, an area which has until recently been traditionally closed to blind practioners? works closely with the school. Jim Sevdy, coordinator of the allied health Sevdy said Minnesota Services makes tapes project for visually Impaired students, said the and some Braille materials for the project, and project began because "we wanted to study the provides a reader service to students and funfeasibility of training the blind in their jobs, ding resources. placing them in the field, and then develop a Modified equipment was purchased when model for other colleges." needed to accommodate the special needs of the Of the six students recruited In the summer of blind students. This included braille measuring 1977and three graduated this spring. One, who has timing devices, thermometers, light probes functional vision, was placed In a job at a nursing that emit home. -. Three of the 10 relatives of a naturalized American citizen In Rochester, N.Y., began drawing SSI payments four months after their arrival because of a disabling disease contracted long before they came to this country. Suns. Charles H. Percy, R-fll., and AJIZI Cranston, 1)-Calif., along with Rep. Donald j. Pease, 1)4)hio, have introduced legislation tha t would effectively halt this entire Immigrant welfare racket. Patricia Miller, coordinator of the physically handicapped in science project, has adapted the science learning experience for visually 11W paired students. She has locused on making abstract concepts visual and tangible. resident who signed a support affidavit actually applied for SSI benefits before arriving in the United States and began drawing payments just two weeks after her entry. Letters to the editor are welcomed for peb&atioa. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, U possible, a telephone umber so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eIIm(nte libel or to conform to spice requirements. By JO.ANNE BYRNE That left 10 blind students In a school population of 8(X) Sevdy said the project will flourish at St. Mary's because "we have a traditional educational system here." But he is concerned about the necessity of spreading the word. "If we succeed here, it won't mean anything," he said. "It's necessary to let people know and eventually nobody will think twice about the person being blind if he has the academic qualifications." - The 65-year-old alien mother of an Illinois Pleas e Write Blin d ! Tokyo Bay. A prostrate Japan, having surren dered un. conditionally, was theirs to do with as they would. What they did was to blueprin t th e rebuilding of the defeated nation according to the pattern of a Western democracy. Under American guidance, Japan renounced Its martial past an d dreams of political empire to channel its considerable energies Into the development of a modern Industrial economy. That rebuilding process Is long sin ce cornpleted. Japan, although still deeply conscious of its past and devoted to many of its ways, is today a parliamentary democracy, one of the world's two or three richest nations and its second largest economy, a close political ally of the United states and the largest U. S. trading partner. Children. Immigration laws are supposed to prevent admission to this country of anyone likely to become a "public charge" within five years of entry. But the five-state GAO study found 37,511 recipients of SSI who had come here less than five years ago. Almost two-thirds of them began collecting benefits within a year of their arrival, and6 percent did so within three years of entry.. The problem is that each year thousands of aliens are admitted on the strength of affidavits from sponsors (usually family members or close friends already here) who promise to be responsible for their financial support but then renege on their commitments. Because the courts have held the affidavits -, : I. - -- - . , .' • -• - a beep In the presence of light, braille labeling devices, modified recreational and craft devices and erythemameters which indicate the degree of skin redness by emitting a range of differently pitched sounds, The college also has increased supportive services available to the students. A testing center was created so students could be tested more efficiently in a non-visual manner, Students receive clinical experience in local hospitals and nursing homes where some acconunodatlons are necessary, beginning with modification of equipment at the site. Plans call for including the hearing impaired in the school project in the fall of 1980. "We will enrich the language component of our courses and use sign language for science terms," Miss Miller said. TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) - A compromise bill to s/ -: , - guarantee the financial integrity of local goverments, special taxing districts and local pension funds passed both houses Wednesday and is on its way to the governor's desk. Rep. Barry Kutwi, D-Miami Beach, called it "landmark legislation" that will help prevent the fiscal problems experienced by Cleveland and New York City. The bill seeks to keep local governments solvent by requiring them to undergo reviews by the auditor general and submit periodic financial statements to the state. Pension funds are required to be actuarially sound and must filed reports regularly with the Division of - --granted 90-day extensions on condemnations for the following properties: 221 Yale Drive; 1305 Elliott Ave.; 414414IL, S. Palmetto Ave.; 513 E. -. - .. I l 11 i I . -; Istic :amese Twins r Insurance Law Passes " -p .. ... . ... .1 TALLAHASSEE, Flu. IUPI) - Legislation backers say will protect consumers if their life insurance companies go broke has sailed through the Legislature. Both houses approved the bill (SB403) by wide margins Wednesday and sent it to Gov. Bob Graham after little '11V - 4 • '..• ______ -- . . -1' 'ç' Japan, it is widely believed, does not trade fair. While dumping television sets and taking advantage of liberal U. 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That would be the real disaster because the new agreement, In addition to cutting world tariffs by upwards of 35 percent, for the first time cuts through the tangle of nontariff trade restrictions that are more responsible than anything else for difficulty of American ex' porters in penetrating the Japanese market. Japan is well aware of the American mood and apprehensive as to possible consequences. It is currently mounting a major public relations effort - Japan today, publicizing the nation's -+ + - Yofreingood hands accordling t, hethe leftbank government and that his present services Saudi Ajabla repeatedly urged the Nixon ad- hold on the shah certainly should have been Iranians who took over the shah's embassy after for are purely advisory. ministration to help persuade the shah to hold strong enough to restrain his oil greed. Later, the revolution found evidence that Kissinger indeed, Richard Nixon's successor in the White used to consult with Zahedi once or twice a week. down oil prices. Kissinger acknowledged that he had not Into effect, House, Gerald Ford, had no trouble persuading Even after the increases had gone Why did Kissinger court the unreliable and pressed the shah to lower on prices at first and the Saudis offered to force prices back down by the shah to stop his clamor for higher prices and unstable shah so assiduously? Kissinger ex- that the shall "talked a tough game." But selling oil at public auction. Economists agree to Join the Saudis in blocking another huge in plalned to us that the shah was a crucial ally who Kissinger contended he tried to hold down prices crease. this would have broken the back of the dominated the strategic Persian Gulf area. "You . by assuring that oil would be plentiful. "The Then why did the Nixon administration have to remember we needed his support," said shah tornatlonal oil cartel. kept his daily oiA pr,ducuun at six million Yet the Nixon crowd made no effort to bring permit the shah to drive up oil prices, at such a Kisdnger,to protect U.S. Interests In the Persian barrels. We never appreciated how Important the shah into line. This convinced the Saudis, terrible cost to the U.S. economy, without a Gulf where most of the world's oil tankers fill up. this was to us," said the former secretary of according to the secret documentation, that the protest? And why did the Nixon administration But perhaps It should be mentioned in passing state. to give the shah virtually a blank check topurchas United Slates was conspiring with the that Kissinger came out ofthe Rockefeller camp. At President Ford's behest, Kissinger later more U.S. weapons than his armed forces could He was a consultant and researcher for the late urged keep prices up. the shah to join the Saudis in holding down ne Saudi oil minister, Sheik Mined Zaki bile? It almost seems as If the Nixon crowd Nelson Rockefeller who touted him to be Nixon's prices. But this, he admitted, was long after ceinpiaineci In secret message put the shah's wishes ahead of vital U.S. hiforeign policy adviser and gave Kissinger a prices already had qvadrupled. Washington: "There are those amongst us who teresti. Why? $50JU gift, Palace sources say the Rocket ellers He confirmed that he had made "five or six" The secret papers single out Henry Kissinger have had close financial ties to the shah for ttdnkthatthe US. administration does not really 18 special trips to brief the shah and Insisted his object toan Increase In oil prices. There are even U the shah's staunchest champion inside the years. letters Were not "obsequious" but merely those who think that you encourage It for obvious Nixon policy councils. He opposed using We have verified that Rockefeller channeled "respectful." political reasons and that any official position pressure tactics to stop the shah from raising oil hundreds of millions of dollars In oil revenues In future columns, we will lay out the secret taken to the contrary is merely to cover up that prices, and Oilier funds through the Chase Manhattan documentation. . Allst ate One Cmi: Cot'eroqr uh.'n t;Ii.'tI It - . • ,I 'eq 'Safe 4 STEP 5fi $19.99 $35.95 LADDERS 6fi. $24.99 541,40 EXTENSION 16 ft. $3499 $5960 LADDERS 20 ft. $49.99 57540 24ft $5999 $9235 II 28ft. 179.99 S119. 65 h..-- _______ 1 • -, lsirn.ion iuJdev wtinq Srnqihs Vf,w, sties listed a,r i/i 0 191 Th. S..,,, S.2(t LLte+nd(d ti' 3rt II ! less CG-'-p.o, ., Shoes At Dealers Old Cost! Last Chance To Buy Leather BELIEVE NEW FALL PRICESI YOU WON'T OPEN 900 TO 5:30 VISA & MASTERCHARGE ACCEPTED vamaii, ': quality protection, whatever your insur ance needs. SALE shah ' Maybe I can save you some money on top- Memorial Day .Vale/ *4W1001- ourloniest lasting latex house paint JACK ANDERSON - Call Zeke Nations and compare. Kimberly Cooks, 4. and Willie 11urke, 3, were chosen May I)ay king and queen at Ilesthaven Kindergarten, 1221 IV. Seventh St., Sanford. The youngsters celebrated the day with relay races, games and of course, selecting the king and queen. El in. • - ,_tzA_~ -+ LAST PHASE OF He wrote letters to the shah that one source bank. It was clearly the shah's favorite bank. No one really doubled that the United States called "obsequious," Also the foreign policy When Kissinger was retired from government by had the clout to stop the shah from pushing upoil wizard often went out of his way to drop byIran the Ds,hebeeaconsultto Chase prices. The shah not only depended upon the and brief the shah on international develop- Manhattan. He is also chairman of the bank's the Western world Into an economic tailspin In United States for military support, but he owed inents. International advisory committee. 1V74. his very throne to the United States. Fortune magazine reported that the shahs The secret papers Identify the shah of Iran as Top officials In both the shah's regime and the man In Washington, Ardeslür Zahedi, had a in Kissinger told us that he was never involved the Rockefellera' commercial activities until the driving force behind the great oil gouge. Nixon administration have told us that the U.S. "fj.øi line to his friend Henry Kissinger." The S. POUNDS -GFA)FFRE KING AND QUEEN in Central Intelligence Agency Is startling evidence that the Nixon administration could have stopped the disastrous oil price rise which threw "Do you have any 'how to' books on selfaggrandizement?" and Commercial Street. SALT LAKE CITY ( UPI) - until now, has been till. Minton said the girls had David and Patricia Hansen now Social worker Erika Forte shared a sitiall portion of their share tears of joy, just as they described Hansen, a 23-year-old brains as well as it single skull shared the long months of doubt Ogden, Utah, grocers' clerk and and many blood vessels. and agony. Now, at last, there is his 21-year-old wife, when they And, he said, it will be weeks hope. heard the news: be fore specialists know if the The hope sprang Wednesday "There were tears of laughter babies suffered any brain from a team of skill ed surgeons and joy," she said, "and words damage. at the University of Utah really can't describe it. They \ljntoii suit! (lie (earn of Medical Center. Their report didn't say anything, but their doctors that has been treating was simple.The almost magical faces said it . the babies since they were born words salti the condition of the The doctors were cautious. October 18, 1t177, first believed Hansen twins - Siamese twins "No one should believe that hit' twins had separate brains. who had been joined at the skull we're out of the woods, said But the surgery showed a small - were 'critical, but stable. Dr. G. Richard Lee, dean of the joined area in the posterior part In a terribly complicated, University of Utah Medical of the organs. 16-hour operation, the sur- College. "The next several geons had separated the 1'j- weeks are just as important as "The majority of the brain month-old girls, Lisa and Elisa. was relativel) easy to separate hat happened up to now.'' i For the first (hue, the infants 11u was one area that was There will be many, many slept In separate cribs. more operations for the girls, conjoined, but the surgeons They are frightening words, were able to hi,tiid. t.At, hi. doctors said, before (lucy will be ''critical but stable," in said. able to lead a normal life. cases. But not now. Now those "We have only gone one step, "There are several functions 1 words meant "alive.'' They and (here are many more it affects. Some emotions, smell meant ''bucking incredible steps,'' 1)r. Stephen Minton, a and so on, are located there. We odds." The chances of such a pediatrician who assisted in (lie don't know the effect yet." . birth are one in every 2.5 operation that began Tuesday, '"l'hie girls tolerated (lie . million. The chance of both said after surgery was conuplet- procedure "ell," Minton said of twins suriing separation, td tdritIi (iii. operation. --, . qh~s -granted a request by Cecil Tucker for variances to use public right-of-way for offstreet parking on Elin Avenue most Retirement. 111116,11111111, Avenue Optim WASHINGTON - Locked in the files of the fact." Inc Hardy and the as trustee the Flagship Bank of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Tampa in place of the Flagship The rezoning, from restricted Bank of Orlando. Keller industrial 111.1 to medium t Industries having been apdustrial M1-2,will enable the proved by the city for industrial Rinker Company to proceed bonds, required city approval with expansion plans at its on the trustee change. I O'i'l Price Rise Could Have Been Curbed C 'Pt of NLA 519 E. Eighth St.; 507 S. Oak ' debate. Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter backed the legislation which sets up the Life Insurance Guaranty Trust Fund. Each life insurance company must kick in 1 percent of the total premiums they write Florida. If a company goes under, money from the fund will be used to reimburse customers. talks with President Carter, as they will be again in June when the Carters visit Tokyo in return. While there are political overtones, specifically as regards policies on China, the Soviet Union and oil, U. S.-Japanese differences are rooted in economics. They have developed and intensified during the past several years of U. S. trade Imbalance. It has been a temptation, Increasingly indulged In, to see Japan, which has been deriving the principal profit from the massive U. S. deficits, as principally respon. sible. - -. - • Eighth St.; 515 E. Eighth St.; cement block plant on the site. -approved on first reading Ave.; 2550 S. Sanford Ave., and an ordinance closing, vacating and ababdoning portions of 701 W. Third St. and Yale -approved on st'cend and - Pcint final reading an ordinance Avenue, between east 25th rezoning a portion of property Street and east 26th Street. between Country Club Road -approved a request by and west 25th Street between Keller Industries to substitute William Long of Sanford to allow him to purchase two lots off Sanford Avenue near downtown which had been i161.iiikt1 iTtFttrdoscd by the city. Long had owned the land prior to condemnation and agreed to pay the appraisal price of $594.26 plus eight percent interest since the date of foreclosure in 1978. Parents I " ror 'Landmark Legislation' Americans might well ask themselves exactly what it was they wrought 34 years ago this August on the decks of the U.S.S. Missouri in .. .,.: m *1 7 . I. if _____ . - 11 _____ _____ _____ Sta tes. Illinois.) The SSI program provides funds for the aged , blind and disabled. GAO did not try to quantify abuse of other welfare programs by newly arrived Immigrants but said there is good reason to believe a similar problem exists with Medicaid and Aid to Families with Dependent I• . till 1, -'I-- I . By DON GRAFF -1111 I k Graham. The bill (1111892) deregulates cable rates in all counties except Duval and Monroe where the cable companies have exclusive contracts. The bill passed 64-38 in the House and 28-8 in the Senate. . * 44• ______ in government programs, finally has a golden opportunity to practice what it preaches. Legislation has been introduced In both the Senate and House to plug loopholes in curren t law that permit thousan ds of newly arrived legal Immigrants to qualify for welfare assistance as early as 30 days after th ey enter the United ____ ____ . i.,~t - .i 07 + Japan? I below the appraised value of the land. -voted unanimously to reappoint C. B. Franklin and J. Q. Galloway to the planning axiiF zoning board. Both men's terms were scheduled to expire on May 30. Planning and zoning board members serve threeyear terms. Mrs. Zoynne Davis was named to the Sanford Housing Authority Board to replace John Colbert, who resigned. Mrs. Davis' terni will extend until May 20, 1982. -granted it request b - + TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) - Cable television rates will no longer be set by cities and counties under a bill passed by Legislature Wednesday and sent to Gov. Bob Made In .... into a park by the city. After receiving the petition, the' corn in is s loners voted unanimously to instruct the 'public works déiiiiièntto leave the trees uncut. In other action, the cornmission: -voted to reject offers on three parcels of city land. The lots included the southeast quarter of block 6, a portion of Upland Park and lots 6. 8, 10, 12 and 14 in block B of the Celery Avenue Addition. The bids were rejected because they all fell Cable Deregulation Set? When Are Abused + TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Gov. Bob Graham today renewed his threat to veto the proposed state budget that doesn't set aside at least $500 million he wants for tax relief. Graham's threat complicated efforts by the Legislature to reach a compromise on the $14 billion state spending plan and avoid a lengthy extended or special legislative session. Adjournment on time Friday is impossible now, but Senate President Phil Lewis and House Speaker Hyatt Brown hope to be able to finish up In only one or two extra days. VIEWPOINT Tax Money A buffer zone of trees will remain uncut in a small grove between Hartwell and Marshall streets south of 25th Street due to the efforts of neighboring residents. Some 30 residents in the area presented a petition to the Sanford City Commission Monday asking that the halfblock grove of trees south of Osceola Drive remain intact to aid drainage and reduce blowing dust. The area north of the grove to 25th Street has been cleared of brush and made To Veto Proposed Budget Looker?" Hospitality, FLORIDA - Graham-r - enews Threat Have you heard about the peeping Tom who wrote his autobiography and called it "The Happy TERS Canford -Commission: TreesWiIFStay - IN BRIEF If spring comes, can Winter be far behind? The DeBary Volunteer Fire Department obviously does not think so. It has sent out notices to solicit entries in its it annai Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 16. Each year the parade grows larger and they are rtarting early to make this the largest yet. Anyone wishing to enter a decorated float, automobile or marching unit may contact the DeBary Volunteer Fireman's Association, Inc. at P.O. Box 822, DeBary, Fl. 32713. well. Horace Orr, president of SEEDCO and member of the Good Samaritan Board of Directors, did a great job as master of ceremonies. I was surprised to learn he was born in what is now Casselberry (back before the city was Incorporated). It seems his father worked for the city's founder Hibbard Casselberry In the fern business. When I tried to introduce Orr to my husband, Leonard, he (Orr) said, "We've already met. Remember me? I'm the one you found asleep In the wheelbarrow." The Clock IS Thriving - she Introduced as someone who could"step on your toes without messing up your shine." Grindle surprised a lot of people in the audience, who knew him only by his super-salesman Image, when he- tiiffi Tt?tu be a darn good preacher as recently to celebrate the 33rd aniliversary of the home's Iounii 'Yóü"pcubably recognize him better by his finger," said Vicky Killins as she inltroduced Art Grindle as guest speaker. For the sight of Grindle leaping on the hood of a car, 1 -N.; i l pointing his finger at the television audience and III shouting "I wanta sell you a car!" Is a familiar one to Central Floridians. He was even featured recently on the "Real People" TV show in a contest to choose the country's most outstanding TV car salesman. But the car business is only one of the many business and By JANE CASSELBERRY civic interests of Grindle, who also has a law degree. Korea Ah, IIIe was slower and less hectic in Seminole back In those dáHöric It was through her work with Cerebral Palsy that Vldränik1aig11ter of TiioThy (Pappy) Wiliói - Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2060; Year, $40.00. :$outh It was a time for remembering, of thanksgiving, antof 1O)k1fl torward celebration without the Good Samaritan Home's founder and guiding light Mother Ruby Wilson. She was killed in an auto accident on Jan. 31, but her spirit seemed very much a part of the program held Thursday, May 31, 197-SA I,w hew eiig $. E.q cèirg. c.avc wIM Mem, C4er. VIs.. 318 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-1681 Sanfo rd Shoe Center 224 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322.3071 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PERMIT NO. 1617 • -n.P 5J .11 p - •k + - L++ - -- I-..-- .. ------a---..- •51 P ss - -- .,. a S + - •. ._ - --------- - -'............... .--.4P5A5+Z. I - + j_ £ . - -. + - -a -S --.---* + S - - - -+ - 1 .0 - •., S --- a . .. +. .- 4 �Thursday, May 31,1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rVHTGIIUGHTS 6A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 31, D7 - MTSIS Ru6ifing-' -ew, Exchange Vows Raymond Schnell served his brother as best man. Groomsmen were Steve Ruedlinger, Columbus Ohio, and Rick Ruedlinger, Orlando, brothers of the bride; and Tom Falk, Ross Bolhken and John Craft of North Carolina. The bride, given In marriage by her father, chose for her vows her mother's formal wedding gown and veil. The reception was held at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Maid of honor was MISSI Ruedlinger, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Sandy Williams of Tampa, Usa Hart, Vivian Johnston and Cathy Snell, sister of the bridegroom, from Herald Photo by Tom N.ts The couple are making their home In Altamonte Springs following a wedding trip to Walt Disney World and New Smyrna Beach. Debbie Emerson, left was Installed as the Wnrthv A,Ivlgrn nf thila flrsIr nf Rainbow for Girls, Sanford Assembly No. 25, by Cathy Byrd, installing officer. Also installed were: Nancy Kennedy, Worthy Associate Advisor; Sheila Davis, Charity; Sue Umberger, hope; and Cecilia Zbikowsld, Faith. Laurel Rogers Is the Mother Advisor. DAIMDW MRS. RONALD EUGENE SCJINELL Book Reports And Brunch - 4, End Beta Lambda Season Transvestites Want Only AI.. cceptance, Understanding President Debra Mark and mem bers exchan ged Be ta home. presided at the re gular meet ing Buddy revealing gifts and new Mothers, daughters and inof Preceptor Beta Lambda aSSignments were drawn for vited guests of mem bers were: Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi the corning year. M embe rs will Marti Warner, Kelly Caddy, held at the home of Joyce be contacted by the calling Martha Jennings, Carol Sammet. Book reports given by committee concerning any Stemper, Ma rt ha McFarland, the following members were a announcements or social ac- Jamie Hart, Grace Hoffon, part of t he program : Ruth tivittes d uring the summer Debbie Sauls, Daisy Simmons, Hoffon, Debra Mark, Vertls months. Jerry Bolton, E il een Mack, Sauls, Mrs. Sammet, Kay Previously, a chapter Br unch Francine Mark, Susan Mark McFarland, and Grace Marie was also held at Mrs. Sammet's and Michele Mar k. Stlneclpher. Members agreed to express their appreciation to all the men who recently provided for the family camp-out at St. Augustine. Husbands and FREE guests of the mem bers had made the plans and prepared OR REDUCED RATE. the food for the two-night amp r ing expedition. Ruth Hoffon asked that members have their committee reports prepared for the year book which will be Print ed Is and this summer. This was the last meeting of the sorority year 'I t :. an article In Header's Digest 4EAR ABBY: Concerning my entire feminine wardrobe. some years ago. th At first she thought I had a fe who found a pair of It seems that a college vi ng wi th me, but pa4tlks in her husband's pickup woman li professor was upset because he tru They could have been when I showed her my wigs, noticed some students were Hl! Pm a transvestite who d' Wdded bras and make-up sl yawning during his lectures. He a slnklar experience when my was convinced they were mine. asked a colleague to sit on one ex'lfr1end went snooping Abby, she didn't know w ha t a of his lectures and tell him if he d transvestite was. She thought thrpth my closet and foun Is V thought it was bo ring. To his any man who enjoyed dressing .....__..._.__ _l___ Is ill I_ UI women s (LULIWS was a horror, his colleague joined the "queer." Eventually we broke of our homes without fear of yawners! U. The professor was crushed as embarrassment. ftUJI 8W1( There are many more ALBUQUERQUE T.V. the studen ts left the room then V. transvestites than most people DEAR T.V.: it may come as his collea gue pounded him on 16 W.F. DAUCHER he back shouting, "No wonder realize. We are not a shock to many to learn that homosexuals, child molesters most men who enjoy dressing in they yawned... it was so exor perverts. We are friends, women's attire privately are citing they forgot to breathe! neighbors, relatives, respon- not at all effeminate unless They were yawning from Lack sible members of the corn- "dressed." And their sexual of oxygen, not lack of interest." munity. We aren't Interested in behavior is strictly masculine! RIO GRANDE VALLEY DEAR ABBY: You said recruiting others to tranDEARRIO:Yourtheorymay lot vestism. We ?3nt only ac- yawning Is brought about by hold up scientifically, but to me ceptance and understanding boredom. Not true! Sometimes yawning will always signal from those we love, and the it's brought on by too much boredom. Perhaps one day I'll f A. freedom to indulge In our excitement and too little become fascina ted with the j favorite waged past im e in the privacy oxygen. This was pointed out in dynamics of yawning that VU Winter Springs resident yawn wide enough to get my , William F. Daucher was foot out of my mouth, honored at the International Sertoma Club's p• • DEAR ABBY: I have two big, good-looking sons. One is 18 and regional convention held at D"v"o Clearwater Beach, the other is 16, but he's as big as . his older brother. Th ese boys Daucher was elected For Graduation, çi , have been fighting each ot her governor of the Heart of I Vacation or ever since they were old enough Florida District, composed 0 . to swing their arms, of clubs in Orange, Trousseau... The 18-year-old just bought Seminole and part of •• ff Gowns himself a second hand car with Volusia counties. The his savings. He drove past his district Is presently Baby Dolls her wal ki ng down the road brot comprised of 18 clubs, 53) /, -Negligees and wouldn't even give him a mem be rs and Is con. Slips lift. tinua ll y growing. Panties The younger brot he r keeps , by Kayser • . Daucher, a retired his clot hes in better shape, so Hanson Kickirnick executive for the J.C. the older one helps himself to Penney Co. Inc. moved to his brother's clothes wit ho ut Winter Springs some two asking. These boys fight and and a half years ago. Soon cuss Like a couple of mule after moving there, he skinners, a helped form the Winter , Why can't they act le Springs Sertoma Club. He brothers? TENNESSES MOM became the charter DEAR MOM: They do. Cain president and served as president for the next two and Abel. years. DEAR ABBY: Today j Is her smart received a note which read, For his service to let sundress of 'Please give Susie another mankind and s comP Pill oflon print. She Wrap up someth ing wee k to pay for the social munity efforts he has special for someone a I ted Simplicity studies books she lost uwe are special received several Sedosna F from our lovely rn No. 90151 tab. making her pay font out of her and findings at collection. awards including; r baby-sitting money." ly's. Abby, U more parents taught Distinguished Honor Club will be pleased to F that kind r ponsibWty at President, Award of Merit, of es a t you with your home, our job would be a great Cent ur ion, Tribune, 5crproblems. -, too a deal easier l toman of the Year, I 1 A JUNIOR HIGH TEACHER Ambassador and Life ALVIN, TEXAS Member. DEAR TEACHER: Amen! The Heart of Florida District has the largest Getting married? Whether number of clubs of any you want a formal CIIUTCb district In the, nation, Wedding or a simple do-yoai. Despite this Daucher has own-thing ceremony, get 218.220 E. FIRST ST. found time from his many Abby's new bo.kle "How to SANFORD / duties for Sertomna to Have a lovely WeddIng." Send 01 E. First St. beco PH. 322.3524 me active in helping $1 and a long, stamped (2$ wntown Sanford es en organize the proposed cents) cU-addr sed velope - -Ph.322.2s4 Longwood.Winter Springs to Abby: 132 Lasky Dri ye, Chamber of Commerce. Beverly HIlL CaIIL $0212. - 0 0 0 0 0 By ELBA NICLIOI.S Herald Correspondent "She Is well versed in teaching, having taught in the public school system In Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York, before co ming to Florida several ye ars ago. She holds a Florida State Certification In School Psychology, a B. A. in Education from Penn State University and a Master of Education degree from Rollins. Mrs. Chepenik has served as Director of Education for the Detroit Business Institute; as Director of Student Activities for Southern Coll ege and as an adjunct professor in the graduate program at Rollins, Valencia and Seminole Community Colleges. Mrs. Stone is a graduate of the U ni ve rsity of Florida and has completed her Master of Education C Available through Federal State Funded Programs (if you qualify). GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY For Working Mothers Or Mothers COMMISSION Seeking Employment. Florida Dcp,i,irnent Ad'i'nu,ai Governor 01 0 sort -. 6:30 NBC NEWS 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH 4) MARY TYLER MOORE After rlumi',ous Broadway re jections a newsroom friend's play Is produced 0 12; THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL REPORT FRIVE 'F . I SANFORD AUVE 1 STATE, 323-5690 PLAZA 0 Lawrence ED DICK CAVETT Guest Re Harrison (Part 2 of 2) 8:00 (2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL 'The Mystery o Animal Behavior - German (Herald Photo by Ida N,cflo,., CLAIRE CIIEPENIK, LEFT, AND LINDA STONE degree in Specific Learning Disabilities at Sterson University. She has taught in Alachua and Orange Counties, and was a specific learning disabilities specialist with Sem in ole County. She has also worked as an adjunct professor at Rolli ns and Valencia Community College. By splitt in g sessions, the two women are better able to come up with an over al l picture of a client's problem. After writing their individual reports, they then go over all the findings, together with the client, bringi ng a bo ut a better un derstan ding of the pro bl ems they have found. One recent case involved a child who was failing in school. By an in-depth study, it was discovered that the child and his father had no communication whatsoever. By discussing and evaluating the problem, the whole family style changed for the positive, "We believe in prescriptive programming. You woul dn 't go to a doctor just to be diagnosed. We di agnose the child's needs and foll ow through with a remedy," said Mrs. Stone who Is enrolled in a doetoral program from the U ni ve rsity of Florida. Offering individualized testing-counseling to young people deciding between college and vocational school is another service. "we are also certified in infant assessment," she said. The unique service of. fered to both private and public schools by the otiieii includes workshops and seminars on any type of package to itiect the rth of the institution involved. Both women relax by taking cooking lessons. Claite is interested in Chinese cooking classes now, while Linda is learning all a bout her new food processor. "It's a way of escaping;" laughed Linda. UDC Founder's MedicalI n,sturatist photographer Heinz Sir'lmann has spent his life iecording animals in their natu ril habitats 4 - O THE WALTONS Fliza. beth Secretly falls in love with the new minister, who mistik. only thinks it is Fun who has the CruSh on him (A) O MORK & MINDY Ex,dor gallantly lends his mountain cabin to Mork .ird Mindy for a weekend without telling them that it is a burned -out roofless building (A) 12 HIZZONNER Mayor Cooper gets lealous when his (Diana 7.1UI (1.iut ) bi'qi ns dali ng his son ED NOVA - - The tong Walk Of Fri ti V oung From Navato Indi in tiiiy to niicl,ir physicist, th lift' of Dr n,'tii'rick Young is pniifiiisl )F) Satchel Shown At Meet Members of the Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Co nfederacy met at the home of Mrs. Charles Steenworth for final session of the chapter year. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles Swinney and Mrs. W. B. Wa ll ace. The meet ing began with a covered dish luncheon foll owed by the business, led by Mrs. L.D. Hastings, president. Conducting the ritual and pledge of allegiance to the American flag and salute to the confederate flag was Mrs. Donald Dunn, chaplain. Spe cial recognition was extended to Mrs. A.B. Wallace, a Heal Daughter, who attended and was presen t ed a gilt corsage of red roses and a pott ed plant. Yearly repo rts and plans were given. The chapter is giving historical Jefferson Davis medals and certificates to st udents of five area schools Dramatic, eyecatching fashions for after 5, dinner and dance. Take your pick of bare backs, wrap-arounds, split skirts, all in cloud soft pastels and brights. esther's / Ws for highest average in American and Southern history to be presented at respective Awar ds Day ceremonies. The recipients will be announced later. Mrs. W.B. Wallace showed the medical satchel of Dr. Nortuan deVere howard, organizer of th e chapter in the year 1921. and for Wihan the chapter is named. it is planned that at a Future time and suitable place is found It will be placed on display among other UDC a rt ifacts and historical documents for public viewing. Object ives for the coining year will be historical, educational, memorial and patriotic along with honoring and preserving the memory of those who served and fell in the service of the Confederate states. Mrs. Glenn Wititbish, historian, circul ated the year's scrapbook among the group for viewing. FRIDAY Others attending were Males. Vernon Blackstone, Burch Cornelius, Fred Harris, Harold Jones, W.B. Kirby, Troy Ray, EA. Swell, M. It. Strickland and Mrs. John B. 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FAt) 2 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 2 THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 11:00 IT HIGH ROLLERS 1 4 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY (A) 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN t2' ROOKIES 11:30 ,2' l2' WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 5:00 AFTERNOON tV CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE 12:00 PASSWORD PLUS 4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 12' NEWS ED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 0 5:30 NEW S 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (2; BEWITCHED ED OVER EA SY ' 7:25 2' TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA t 2 NEWS ( FRIDAY NIGHT ___________________________________________ FISH FR fLAZA TWI4 8:30 Hwy. 1712 322-7102 1 ]LAST NIGHT 7 119: 31 BEYOND THE POSEIDON Li.AZA 6hlamg-7A ALL YOU CAN EAT ADVENTURE (r4AZA Ii] LAST NIGHT includes: Fried Fish Fillets, French Fries, Hush Puppies, Cole Slaw SERVED EVERY FRIDAY FROM 7:30-:fl IIflflDtD Ll 9:00 t2,ld2; THE INNOCENT AND :HE DAMNED Al forney Tom .1tinig (Sam 1lliotI)1iq7ifswith senior CoitlrdgIli' (John Housoman) over the tii'fens,' of ., gigolo (Perry King) .ICCuSC(1 of murder. while Toni s father deals with ,i fiii,,iicii', (Gene Barry) planning to turn their ranch into a huge ii?sorI (Part lot 5H A) 4 HAWAII FIVE-0 A (h!t€'Ctivi' novelist (Mildred Nalwick) informs McGarrett sIn' has .ilrn'.idy solved liii' murder casttie is investigating (B) " 8:25 6:00 EARLY DAY 3 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY(MON) 4 CONSUMER BUYLINE (TUE) 4 OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 0 ANGIE Angie is shocked to learn hi', boyfriend Brad is from one of Phl.idelphsa's w i'al I tiiest families (A) 12' COMEDY THEATRE 'culty lounge Mt'rnbi'rs of a high school faculty panic wfen thi' discover that their inept union lids anniounced that they .ini' on strike ' 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO STUDIO SEE 12 P11 CLUB n&. S TdV1. iY ___ tT 13$ 377 171$ r.m. 'SANFORD INN fr1OVIELAND'J .1 proposed 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH. 322-2383 - LEHRER 7:30 t2 LIARS CLUB 4' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS CaupSl St'(.' mary! ALTAMONTE MALL / 12:30 2 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD' ApES - 0 SUMMER SEMESTER ' r1)O CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE For Information call. LORIOA' 5:30 Si 7:30 2 i TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA MORNING LOUIS kids operate thei r own restaurant. a South Carolina family runs avineyard (A) 0 CHILD Se rto ma Palamas . ••0 MOTHERS' - Daucher I 4 ... GIRLS INSTALLED EVENING 6:00 NEW 4 00 ED STUDIO SEE Pizza From Infants to ad ul ts, people are evaluated and counseled in meet ing ongo ing everyday problems. Many times parents may feel their child is not performing as well in school as they think he ought to be. With no physical problem, some channel does not seem to he working properly. When the women are consulted at t his point, they proceed with individual intelligence testing, academic achievement testing and process test in g. "We look for ways to help the child's learning abilities," Mrs. Chepenik said. North Carolina; and Sara Bennett, Orlando. They wore yellow gowns and picture hats of natural straw and carried longstemmed yellow rosés. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ruedlinger, 106 Little Oak Lane, Altamonte Springs. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Schnell of Wilmington, N.C. •0 Educati 'e ona As partners in Educational Evaluation Services, Claire Chepenik and Linda Stone help people realize their problems with assistance in over coming them. Ronald Schnell Julie Ann Ruedlinger and Ronald Eugene Schnell were married May 19, at St. Mary Magdalen Church. In - liJ1,Y.%' -- UNDER CONVERSION TO CLOSED THURSDAY STARTS FRIDAY 30.1230 TOURIST TRAP OF SANFORD 1.4 PH. 323-4080 141a SR 46 SANFORD - AT 101$ - • COMES A HORSEMAN Aglk .. 0 THE REBELS The adveriturous s.'(luei to "The Bastard by .iutiii Jabes is set ill 1775 as Philip Kent risb his. hf,' as cap fain in t lii' Colonial Army during the flevolutionan y War (Part 1 01 2) 0 INFLATION T he Fir,' I list Woni'tGo Out ED VIEWS OF ASIA IN-Philin,' Phil il)PinOS Thu luittiest Cross John Tt'rnplo e*arniiiu's Asia s (lilly Chin ustuni society, which influenced by Spanihi arid American cotonialism I is Laos, Sylvia Chase invesfiits allegations of corruption against the Army Corps of Engineers. Thomas (loving Ira. vu,ib, to the Frcuc,h Riviera for the Cannes Film Festival • 10 pm Fruit Cup or Cup of Homemade Fish Chowder. Tossed Garden Salad, Choice of Dressings, U.S. Prime Rib of Beef, Choice of Baked Potato with Butter or Sour Cream or Vegetable Du Jour, Homemade Banana Pudding. 10:00 Wont Go Out' CANDLELIGHT PRIME RIB DINNER Served Friday from 5 pm i INFLA TION 'The Fire Ihi,it 0 20 / 20 Gerahdo Rivera vis- 1" I 95 777 ED TODAY IN THE LEGISLAlURE 11:00 (2)4)Ø(IjNEw$ ED DICK CAVETT Guest of SANFORD— LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" Ph, 322-1910 Sanford v 'V Edward Atbee (Part 1 of 2) SANFORD INN 11:30 TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson — Features 0 M'A'SH 91 - m LeAk 4 j 2 Shoppe - 0 - A terrific new twist on 14 karat fashion— the braided chain! R11(l/thm & Rh,,,rnes Our First Week Of Return Entertainment Will Feature All Drinks 75c Tues., May 29 Thru Sat., June 2 9 p.m. TO 1 a.m. a. Bracelet, $50 b. Neckchain, $75 Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge. Zak. and Friends malwishes come hue. UNDER CONVERSION TO A Also available, Zales Revolving Charge. 0 &fr'? 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ITIS JUST CATCHING an3to 8 Singleton , 1 Ar 2 - - - - - - - 0 A~9, 13 7 - - be ' - - - -- - - - - - - 20 - - - -- j22 -. Ha JUlll AT Th a06.) oQp 0 I 11 ' 42 43 45 44 I - 4 48 4 I 49 - - - - - - r 0 5 52 55 158 1..... - - -- - - - --- -- - - WIN ,Junel,1979 an illusion rather than quality. This coming year a number of Be sure to look beneath the opportunities will be offered to *lIltter. ctt) AS A1WICAL W5TOMEI -t Il w LI ones to (1 take advantage ef. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It Isn't likely you'll get too many tasks done today. Chances are you'll yield to making yourself more comfortable than doing - what needs to I by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA' S POP get done. Discover with whom you best get along with romantically by (REMEMBER HOW I \ I MENTIONEP MV FEET I WERE KILLING ME SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. getting done today. Don't fight and a self-addressed envelope to Aatro"Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 19) Outaide Interests could take upmuchmore of yourtlme than you had p1juied unless you Be sure to specify your birth budget your hours carefully. 00 If you don't meet your coin- mitments today your status could suffer. Be responsible. PISCFS Feb. 20-March 20) Poor judgment or vagueness on your part could cause your to go awry today. Make LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) Don't plans certain you think things Out be uncharacteristically envious 2j of another because you feel he is getting the breaks that you by Stoffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY (Dec. fl-Jan. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) It Ian't necessarily your fault, but friendships could be fickle today, The best thing you can do: Don't bank too heavily on others for your entertainment. think you should be getting. Your day will come. tha t It seldom paid to double East won the first trick with the ace of clubs and shifted to the queen of diamonds. The Professor won in dummy, led a trump to his king and paused for a the best of you and you may let Today, there is a good chance someone have it. tinuLng play. Then he led a I by Bob Thaves RANK AND ERNEST NO! HE HE U ' IN' I r'% . r* . I Iff -- - \ rr ° byStanLeeandJohnRomita --JUST AS HE'S-IO OPf05E ME vf.40 CALL THRATEp MIUlPEP if P401 - ,' L! - 1111 IiIC WARFARE LABS WE LW is. I club to dummy, ruffed a ___ __ ____ _ ASSN I (Do you have a question the experts? Write "Ask the Experts."care of this newspa• per. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interestlog questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBYMODERN..I Nr.WsI'Af'En ENTIKPRISI: the professor. 1 LIBRA (Sept. LUM. 23) )tu_HAVSERVEP ME WELL.. LOCiI5 LDVES Q' cnuctc nis If he chucked his The student, sitting East, and there. ARIES (March 21-April 19) For the pleasure of the moment was tempted to double four "Magic It is," groaned the des, but he had learned student. moment's study before con- SPIDER-MAN 'I, STY BACK! _______ - ______ ' _______ - RiVor, siR, I a ____ S ffilDucJ _____ ____ - _____ . if _ -- __ ______________________________________ - 1. ZOONPES - . by Craig Leggeft - I Pl OUT rPUHLJf1V ClHF. I E.WOOO..ai N OH.OHL WHA1IPN 115 rRouI-'1 HEAPACf4, TAAT WAY 6V 1UF END iXI4ATE meIN( i . I OF fl4E II ______ r f- I ±9 " & a- • .. MA .- if -- _. -- 4._,_._ '. . - ,._,_S,_. - - - - - - '2y-,:,r, . "" 1-- - ' - : fliM,,,-n ,,i,mi ""a IUIULflVU LU •-'•"•""'t who the ground violently and in. 8 - Jured by New York Yankee base-runner Cliff Johnson Wednesday night, was not hurt I'wa. - !' ..a-c' -. L ff,iii,alliL.i'' [idence," said Johnson, "We know what we can do ... I want this thing so bad because now know what it ineans. I'm gonna come up with that ring." The Sonics lost the title to the pionship series, says it's confidence, not emotion that is aiding his team. "The difference between this year and last year is that we're not playing on emotion this year; we're playing on con- n B t 'le o st -- . .--. --- - ing oo - -- So swept a pair at their Kingdonie it's possible, but difficult. (IoeSn't and Coliseum homes to lead, 3- Lord, that's a monumental task," he said. "We want to win it there. We want to will it as soon as "My I. nic s "It's possible to lose three said Williams, straight." .'.e' go into "especiall y if want a game Sunday. They can end it Friday night "Friday, if we could blow them possible." Bullets last year after dropping in Game 5 at Capital Centre, thanks to Tuesday night's 114112 overtime win over the out, win b 20, then that would motivate us to go back there Sunday and win. They've got so But Sotucs' guard Gus Vilhams, seemingly headed for If the series returns to Seattle. (axne ti is scheduled the seventh gatne oil their honie Bullets. (turn confidence, most valuable player lionors if sometimes that does it." Seattle fonard John Johnson Seattle continues its success, is a bit more realistic. Swidav afterticiii Ganic 7. if neede(I. would be .June t; at Capital Centre. court. This year, they split two games at Capital Centre and Can the Bullets surivive? Guard Kevin Crevey believes tit ucli M ed ic s Led By Franklin Second place Medical Center Bruce Franklin. scored four runs in the top of the Dexter Franklin was the last inning and beat First winning pitcher, allowing three Federal 8-3 Wednesday in the hit-,, in five innings, lie struck •,., ••I4J i,.,i,,,. ULUUIliV IUUL LU0I 11111110 LiOUflt Sinai Medical Center. Sanford Little National League. out one and walked nine. Kriger All other youth baseball pitched the final inning, games in Sanford were rained striking out two and walking In other games, Detroit downed Toronto, 8-2, Kansas City nipped Baltimore, 2-1, out. one. A one-out single by Tony Van Dexter Franklin had a pair of Burger led to Medical Centers singles for the winners, Bruce first run in the top of the second. Franklin had a home run and ,. - Cleveland beat the Chicago A hospital spokesman said "had no major in. White Sox, 64, Texas edged Boston, 3-2, in 10 innings, juries" and all X-rays for Oakland beat Minnesota, 54, broken bones and a possible and California shaded Seattle, spinal fracture were negative, snlii fliMitrn h 3-2. reports First ad ea fracture 'of Tigers 8, Blue Jays 2: Lance Parrish went 4-for-5, back)area. including a home run, and DiMuro was sent sprawling Rusty Staub added a solo homer - when the 6-foot-7., 217-pound to support Milt Wilcox's five1 -, the worst li'nllklonci I'ua Puor seen It was terrible to see something happen like that." Milwaukee catcher Charlie Moore said he saw Johnson v race by him, beating the throw, "and the next thing I saw when - I turned around was both of them on the ground. It's the first time I've ever seen an umpire get hit that hard," With the Yankees leading the Brewers, 3-2, Bucky Dent lifted a fly ball to center field, •Johnson, Johnson, scoring easily after the catch, crossed home plate X and his momentum carried him into DiMuro, who was stationed about 10 feet behind the plate. The umpire lay on the ground surrounded by players, trainers and at least one doctor atfr , Bucs . - 5-31 - __: - '''!r'._-..r. w "°' PhUa St. Louis Piltsbrgh Chicago New York - -..., Cincinnati Pirates I.As Angeles edged San Fran- .500 mark for the first time this year. They got off to their annual pounded Atlanta, 10-2. the year. In other NI. games, Montreal horrendous start with a 12-18 beat Philadelphia, 2.0, Houston mark, but now have captured 10 got past Cincinnati, 6-3, St. of their last 13 games, including Expos 2, PhillIes 0: Wednesday night's 9-2 triumph Bill Lee tossed a six-hitter over the Chicago Cubs. and Gary Carter socked a two- ,.an nfl better Lt,if,.hg.rIt,4nMn.'4in,... uuv,, 'iwoana Jim Hooker, 2.0, who came and Mets'coach Joe Pignatano. off the disabled list two weeks Dodgers 6, Giants 5: ago after being injured in Dave Lopes homered to tie Eighth Race 85's (loom Bah 9.00 i t,,.,. --Ti''S" runs oil one [lit Ili tilt, bottotii Of the fifth, cutting the Iliargin to OIIC run. Joe Litton had the univ hit of the inning, a single. Medical Center I)11.ShL'tI four runs across the t)llitl' in the top of the sixth, utilizing only two Q (1.5) 54.00; P (S-I) 155.70; 1 IS-I4) 324 40. Second Race, C 5.14. 1 31.32 1 Chilly 400 370 280 7 Ama Dinornite 480 'lao 6 ii Rowdy 3 00 0 (1-2) 19.20; P (Ii) 71.90; 1 II-? 0 109.40 Third Race, 0 is 5 (leach Bunny 760 170 760 3 Miss CheSsy 560 7.60 7 Stick Darren 2 20 .s ,s,. ..., -- ,.- i - --- Enrique Cherry as 10.10 6,40 3. 60 7 PeteAlello - 6 00 3.60 3 90 8 W G Mary Alice 2 Trani Seventh Game Dan Gonzales on option to Evan 3EQana-Urquiza ____________________________ svllte. 6lubi-Arrieta When you were 20, warm summer nights were so romantic; after 40, they just cause heat rash. How come sin is so much less reprehensible when commit II? - - - Friend quit , the 4ockey -- said work was business too much like home: nag, nag, nag, all the time. mercials. game of the year. He struck out Los Angeles got past San Ave and walked three. Francisco by the same score for f you tiled the ,-,!... After the Cubs closed to the second straight night. keys off their typewriters, within 4-2 with an unearned run Padres 10, Braves 2: all the paperback blurb writDave Winfield blasted a ers Wouldbe out of a job. caused by Dale Berra's error in the third and Dave Klngman's three-run homer and had five 15th homer in the fourth inning, RBI and Bob Shirley turned in The news about the upWillie Stargell, who had three eight Innings of retess relief tming TV season is beginhits, made it 5- by heading off to pace San Diego to its fourth ning to leak out, mainly because it's so full of holes. the fifth with his 10th homer of straight victory, 3 00 - '- i - . to lead Smith Insurance to a 10-4 Mustang victory in a flu-lilt effo rt against OWS General Contractor UI the Seuiinole 1'on Baseball League. old Colorado franchise needed something to make it a con- tender. Miron said Cherry was thle best coach in the legue, so he has become the highest OW.5 SMITH AB • Martel Smith Bauer Taubeni... Floherty Dial Jennings Coleman Childers McCormick ;es Walker Totals RH AS S H I I o McGinnis I 2 I Wall Huber 33 I 2 i McGinnis 2 0 I AAd.flOIi 2 I I Goodin I I 0 Lindsey I i 0 B.dr 1 0 0 LCn9O 300 30 0 00 3 00 3I0 2 I0 3 I a 0 200 220 00 0 00 00 0 13 10 4 0WS 030 7.60 3.60 2.80 WHITEWALL RETREADS $ 1895 $ 495, 16 Harness Racing Tims 2:15. fourth Race S Donna Whiz By 6.20 3.10 5.00 3.20 5.20; P (5.1) 14.20; Time I Happy Dream i Counsel RIce 3.20 6.30 3 Said-Gondra 1.20 0(4-7)07.50, P (4-11 203.0; 1(473)520.40. A- 1,399; Handle- $95,437. 560-15 C78- 13 G78-14 A78 .13 D78-14 G78-15 175 - 13 E78 - 14 HiS - 14 17$ 14 F78 - 14 H78 - 15 14 F78 - 15 L78 ' 15 Dog Racing Time 2:14. S I Sixth Race ALIGNMENT * 't FET.. .45 • .60 BARGAIN WHEEL BATTERIES BALANCE Month Free Replacement $195 Warranty 1294s $ Fifth Race 5 Fuse 10.00 4.60 5.10 iLady Russ 5.40 9. IBayLaird 9.00 0 (6) 17.50; T (0-4-I) 753.40, $ 1 FRONT END - erry - $249's With Tire Purchase Pit (T,na of WEDNLSDAY94$GIIT First Race Ol6. T. 31.61 Msvretta s.io 360 3.00 We Tina's Money 13.00 1.10 U - 3 00 3 03 10 I00 210 200 173 3 012 014-4 000 030-3 Wediliesda3`- of tlie Rockies, said the 3-year- said Miron. "And if there's - 6.40 1.10 2Santi Sarduy 3.20 Activated 0(34)21.40 P(3-4) 200.10; 1 (3-4. fielder Al Cowens and pitcher Steve Mingori from the disabled list and 2)50340 Eighth Game Sent outfielders Clint Hurdle and Joe 11.40 5.20 3.20 ideb to Omaha of the American 1 Said Gondra 7 lsasa-Sarduy 6. 60 7.60 Association. 3 E9ana-Echaniz 6.70 0(17) 30.00; P (1.7) 97.40; T (1.73) 343.40. Ninth Game 4 sass $5.00 5.00 .44) 7 &oiri SEMINOLE 1.40 400 ____ 3 Echani: WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3.40 First Race 0(24) 44.40; P (42) 192.30; T (43. S Pro Fuse 3) 249.40. 3.40 3.40 2.00 7 Tigress Tenth Game 4.50 2.10 4K9y$ton. Score 460 IEgana Dlaga 11.20 5.00 3.10 0 (70) 25.40; T (0.7.4) 210.40; 2 Ramon -Olano 5.40 2.00 Time :$5. 3OScar-Sarduy 3.50 SecondRace 0(2.4) S4.40;P(4.2) l$4.20;T(4.3. 2 Kid Romulus 3)330.00. 10.10 5.00 7.20 S Sunny Larrnie Eleventh Game Cu3.10 3.10 ---1mureiep,c iLareil uI)Tuup 4. IJ.W 71.40 1Q.7Q 0 (20) 29.00, 1 (351) 079.40; SGaldos-Gerardo 6.50 5.20 Time 2:14, 3Hernan- Diego II 10.60 Third Race 0(0-1)5830, P (I'S) 144.30; T (I'S' 7 Special Bullet 5.50 5.20 9.70 31 307.60. BJth Twelfth Game 0.00 9.50 lMutiIla Paco SCarefreeLarene 30.10 9.40 6.00 11.60 2: I.4. 4 2 3 Olson 4 1 1 Gains 2 2 I Mail 3 I 0 Litton 2 0 0 Cooks 3 I I Ram.t,ar I 0 McMullen 2 0 0 Brockcick I 0 0 Total, 24 $ s ABRO4 000 31I 0 , 5. 60 0(33) 20.00; P (3-7) 43,70; T (3-1ôPaco $0.80 0) 224.00. (2.4) 3400; P (4-2) 19-50; T (4-7. Tenth Race, B $ -li. T. 31.45 4) 457.40 6 Jay G000bee 440 300 1 40 Fourth Game Ailighi 1700 $160 I Ramon Isidro 14.40 5.80 4.10 7 60 a lrusta Sarduy 600 7 00 2 Gather 2750 ; P (i-I) $ 3.50; T (4 5. Ramon Isid ro Q(l'l)45.40;p(IS)102.30;T(l.$. 2) 500.00 Eleventh Race. TA S-li. T. 31.41 25920 0 Shr ed der 18 60 560 3.60 Fifth Game Evansville farm club and returned Kansas City 4 00 Crisp C - BARBS FIRST FEDERAL ARRH Medical Center First Federal hits, including a home run b' - People who wash their and Dusty Baker doubled home dirty linen In public wind up pitching his first complete the winning rim in the eighth as doing TV detergent corn- -- 2.20 3 40 Denni. D. Franklin Kriger B. Franklin 0. oebo.e P,erce Van Burger 0 Debote Campbell Gordon Totals paid coach of the NIIL." Specifics of the contract wer L American League not released, although they East W L Pct. 08 State quarterback Scott Burk, a 380 provided for a reported annual 12.60 4.00 7 A Moving Target Ball 30 II .675 ninth round draft selection, and IMutitla Echani: salary of $150,000 for five years. 0(30) 27.50; P (5-3) 94.90; T (5.3. Oscar-Enrique 520 Boston 26 19 .578 2½ traded Tony Davis to Tampa Bay for 41 1.80. a (6-8) 69.00; P (6-1) 243."; T (6-8. Ill Isliron said only that the coiliNew York 26 22 442 4 undisclosed future draft choice.. 'Twelfth Race, A 3•. T. 31.91 Milwauke 27 73 .540 4 Detroit - Signed top draft choice tract was for snore thasi a year Detroit 4 JM'sStillRapid 2240 60 Keith Dorney, an offensive lineman 3VicanSixth Game 21 21 .500 6 20 di.Fernan 14.00 1.00 6.00 0 Lantana Sandy Clevelnd 21 26 .447 8' -, from Penn State. ioo 860 SCarasa Isidro figure bracket annuall. 5.10 5.80 Baseball 4.70 2 I'm Best 2 Domingo. i 00 II "lie ChL'rr)') has a different Detroit Purchased the contract 0(4-5) 40.50; P (4-0) 140.50; 1 (4.5. 0(3.0) 31.40; P (3.5) 75.30; 1 (2.5. of right handed catcher-third style of coaching but he wins," 2) 054 20. baseman Ed Putman from their 2) 454,00 A 1,447; Handle $151,303. spring training, tossed a two- the score in the seventh Inning - -S. 3.10 4 MountainSniiies oc - San Francisco at Chicago San Ogo at Piltsbgh, night Los Ang at St. Louis, night MEDICAL CENTER Center IV.4V J.J 'dJI '.IUJ rJI 1.15 vu; i'-j. 2Arrlva Hobby 2.20 7) 147.20. h k es R Get 0 (30) 47.00; T (0.3-2) 93420; Fourth Race, B S-li. T 31.4) Time 2:ii.2. 5 That's Nebo 1720 7 20 6 20 DEINVEIR iUl)l) - 'rhe aili~,thitig that ilve need here, it*s Ninth ace 8 Dark Dudley 120 7 20 Colorado Rockies, s Avon Marshal 19.10 16.00 19.80 wi ns. " the worst 3 Brad Capers 9.40 13.80 I High Pressure 7.80 team in the National hockey Cherry, at a news conference, 4 Brown Sam 10.00 0(5.0) 34.40; P ($0) 240.10; 1 ($-S. lk,agile with nowhere to go but said lie had received offers 0 (3-5) 35-00; T 15.3-41 303.60; 1) 351.60. Time 2:12.2. up. have blinked it till on Doti froiii tt1ji:ita, Toronto.liuIfah, Fifth Race, C *, 1.39)3 Tenth Race 3 Strut Along 6.40 3.00 2 60 Cherry - who now IS the lLfl(l another tL'UTI he tict'Iitit'd to 3 Thirty Knots 6.00 410 3.00 6 (latttestar 3.80 3 10 highest paid ('ouch in the ilalilt'. I Eric Jim 000 171) 1 Mountain Charm 1.00 league. "M first reaction as to go S miss liolty B 3.20 0(34)20.40, P (3-4) 3390; T I 0 (13) 12.20; T (3•1.S) 113.40; 4) 70040 to Buffalo, mit I got a feel for Cherry, who i)1irtetl froui Time 2:15.7. Sixth Race. A S-li. T. 31.31 l)enver," lie said. "I had been Attendance- 510; Iiandte 050.024. 7 K'S Prince 8 00 360 100 Boston Bruins last '.eek Lk-1 B. Ginger 160 4.00 cause of differences with offered inure 111011eV Ili Sollit 7 Joe Kea 11.80 other spots.'' 0(2-4) 22.40; P (2-4) 39.90; 1 (71 tIuinitgenietIt, said Wt'i.thesclay Jai-Alai i-Ic said ta' had admired tilthe tiati signed to coach the 7) 403.i0 Rockies' telluicity oil the lee I,ist Seventh Race, CS-16 T 31.6s Rockies next season. DAYTONA BEACH 8 Zero Hawk 1800 710 460 season arid said lie welcomed WEDNESDAY NIGHT "A new era begins for the I Ornery . 660 4 80 First Game the challenge of building the I Pier Emperor 8 Victor Fernan Colorado Rockies," said Hock7 20 50.20 11.40 1.00 titUlL 0(4-0) 47.40 P(S.4) 207.40; 1(5-42 Trani isidro 160 7.60 it's' l'resident Aniiand Pohan in 6 Galdos GaOl II 3.40 1) no.io announcingCherry's hiring Eighth Race, B is. T. 35.40 0 (7$) 45.20; T (0.2-4) 293.00. B a i.j e r Leads 8 Iola WP,uz 380 740 310 coach. "Don Cherry is not Second Game 760 2 60 simply the best available coach 7 Trani Isidro 10.70 9.60 5.80 6 K's Thunder 3 40 Ili 3 Duran Arca S 00'..'? 7 Mountain Tesv Nhll.. In our OPIII1OII he is 0(4-0) 740; P($-i) 20.40; 1 ($.-7) the 7Carasa Fernan S rn i t h , 10-4 3.00 the best couch to lead our teani 0(3-7)30.40; P (7-3) 72.30; T (7.3- 45.40. Ninth Race, 07-ti. T. 45.53 2) 443.0; 00 (0-7) 191.40. to a title." 3 Quick Rina 600 340 340 ..-------------- --Jeffrey Bauci' went 2-for-3 ThirdCa,. - ne*y iS3Irun, generai manager ---- College San Francisco - Appointed Dave Preston sports information director. Manhattan Sports information director Kevin Monaghan resigning as of June I. Southern Methodist - Track Coach Jim Parr resigned. Football Cincinnati - Signed Oklahoma Philadelphia at CirKi 1.20 2 10 Time 2:15. coach. ______________ the All-Star break," said Pitt" ed its second straight shutout sburgh's Bill Robinson, who pver Philadelphia. socked a two-run pinch homer Astros 6, Reds 3: In a three-run seventh Inning as Knut'kleballer Joe Niekro the Pirates pounded out 17 hits scattered six hits over 8 2.3 off Chicago pitching. "This Innings for his sixth victory of way, we'll be In good position the month and Cesar Cedeo when we really start playing drove in three runs to power consistently well. We know Houston. what we have to do." Cardinals 7, Metz 3: Right fielder Dave Parker, Lou Brock, the league's who contributed a sacrifce fly leading batter with a ,371 and a double, said, "We're a ave.-age, knocked in three runs much better ballclub then with a homer, single and we've demonstrated so far. sacrifice fly to pace St. Lows in Despite how well we're playing a game marred by a fistfight Don 1460 0 (1-4) 2200; T (4.1.3) 35440; Wedneidiys Results Detroit 8, Toronto 2 Oakland 5, Minnesota I Clpvptnd A.ChI&-ann A (Norman 24) at hockey Colorado - Signed Friday's Games Montreal at Houston New York at Atlanta The Pittsburgh 26 19 .578 7 City 28 21 .571 2 Chicago 24 74 500 Sit Oa kl and17 32 .347 13 Seattle 17 33 .310 13 08 I Pct. S-20 3 00 2.60 0 (1- 6 ) 44.20; T (7-5-4) 205.00; Time 2:15.4. Seventh Game 1 Choclaw Sleek 15.00 580 2.60 I Satellite Sone 3 8 7.70 3 Ocala Star Rae 3.60 28 19 596 1 ° --.--------------Kan City 2. Baltimore i 27 19 587 2 N.Y 5, MOw 2, 1) ;flflS 23 19 .5.48 4 Tex 3, Boston 2. to inns. 22 21 .312 5 z California 3, Seattle 2 19 24 .442 0' Today's Games 16 27 .372 111, (All Times EDT) West Detroit (Buttlngham 5-3) at I. f'. GB 11 Toronto (Underwood 0-6), 7:30 Cincl, 26 21 .SS3 p.m. Houston 21 23 519 Boston (Stanley 1-3) at Texas San Fran 25 25 212 (Matlack 3 2), 8:30 p.m Los Ang 25 26 .490 3 New York (Tiant It) at San Diego 23 29 442 Atlanta 18 30 .375 e- Milwaukee (Slaton 13), 8.30 m Wednesday's Results Oakland (Langford 17) at Montreal 2. Phita o Minnesota (Hartzell 13), 8:35 Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 2 p.m Si. Louis 1. New York 3 California (Tanana 4 3) at Houston 6, Cincinnati 3 Seattle (Abbott 26). 10:35 p m San Diego 10, Atlanta 2 Friday's Games Los Angeles 6, San Fran S Chicago at New York, night Today's Games Boston at Minnesota, nignt Times EDT) MIlw at Kansas Cit'v. night Philadelphia (Christenson Baltimore at Texas. night at Montreal (Sande:son 3.3), Cleveland at Calif. night 1:35 p.m. Detroit at Oakland, night New York (Scott 1 0) at St. Toronto at Seattle, night Louis (Sykes 3 2). 1:30 p.m. San Francisco (Blue 65) at Los Angeles (Sutton 5 1), 4 p.m. Atlanta (Matula 23) at San Transactions Diego (Rasmussen IS), 1 p.m. Chicago (Lamp at I I) United Press International Pittsburgh (Blyteven 1 2), 7:35 By Wednesday p.m. ,.. -, - finally have made it over the cisco, 6-5, and San Diego GB Minn Major League Standings By United Press International National League East .. Louis defeated New York, 7-3 - 7 BJ Patch G B a Dave Baker 4 Rodney Direct Kan Launch By United Press International Pct. 30 19 .612 Texas Baseball Indians 6, White Sox 4: i-ion rrwu Diastea a two-run homerduringafour.runrally in the fifth inning to spark the Indians to victory. Rangers 3, Red Sox 2: Richie Zisk singled Oliver in the 10th and reliever Jim Kern improved his record to 7.0 in the Rangers' triumph. A's 5, Twins 4: Mitchell Page snappeda seventh-inning tie with an RBI single off Mike Marshall and •the ace reliever then uncorked a wild pitch to let in an insurance run to lift the A's, Angels 3, Mariners 2: Bert Campaneris' one-out, ninth-inning single scored Brian Downing from third base with the winning run for the Angels. N.L. Move 12 37 .245 181 7 West W I Calif p.m. 11 -- Toronto Malor League Milwaukee Manager George Iloyals' win. - Kriger, as Medical boosted its lead to 44 First Federal scored three - Johnson scored on a sacrifice hitter. ft)' in the 11th inning of a 5-2 Royals 2, Orioles 1victory over the Milwaukee Amos Otis lofted a windBrewers, Johnson, apparently blown, two-run homer to right watching the throw to home field in the first inning and Rich plate, did not see DiMuro and Gale, 5-3, and Al Ilrubosky barrelled into him. combined on a fivehitter for the Bamberger said, "It's one of A two-out error in the top of the Kriger and Van Burger had third opened the door for two singles. more Medical Center runs. I .itton had to singles for Dexter Franklin reached First Federal. Tony Gains had base on an error to open the the onl other hit forythe losers, fifth inning for Medical Center also it single. and scored on a triple by Scott SCOREBOARD 4 his spine in the thoracic (upper ' now we by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS -.... -- - United Press International tending the game while they waited 32 minutes for an am. badly. - aUUIH wouia diamond; emotional situation could get upon pipedreams. the defending champion Washington Bullets to help Seattle to a 3-1 lead in the NBA chain- his small trump right then aren't apt to be of much use to You're not prone to sudden fits you because they are based of anger, but today an _________ In, By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag you could go overboard today and put a glant'eize hole In your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) budget. Stop and think before Although you normally are you spend. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) practical, today your ideas I've EXPLAINEP RUL5, P0 YOU WANT ¶O TRY A C AME OF Ho?ç NOW 'THAT -rHE Ii . club,ledahearttoauinmy S king only to have the student produce the ace and lead tile Jack of trumps. At this point the Professor showed his hand and remarked, "I used to prac. tice magical tricks when I was a boy. As you can see I have lost two tricks and still have a trump loser and a diamond loser. tam going to make that diamond loser disappear into thin air." The Professor carefully won that spade with his ace. Then he cashed his ace of diamonds, led a heart to dummy's queen, ruffed a heart, entered dummy with the queen of trumps and led dummy's last club. At this stage of the performance East was left with the top trump and the high diamond, South with a low trump and a low diamond. Both East's cards were high, but he could not score the diamondtrick.Ifheruffed 21) Too many interruptions may hamper completion of things you had your heart set on what you can't control. - Late reports of umpire Lou and so does milk. If he gets an adequate amount of fish and milk in his diet, with his daily vitamin medication, he shouldn't have any nutritional deficiency. AT BRIDGE you. Try not to do things that throw others Into a tizzy. sIp. 11 if she has relationship that is important to CAPRICORN By complete protein SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your erratic behavior could cause complications in a sending for your new AstroGraph Letter, Mall $1 for each a_. Johnsion y - dominal pain that were't you could be lured Into buying you In areas of your work or career, You might have a problem trying to decide which - - DEAR READER Meat IS a good source of protein and other substances the body needs, You can get most of these same substances from an adequate amount of fish in the di't as I note you use for yourself. Your son does need a source of complete protein, meaning one that contains all of the 10 had recurrent attacks of ab- For Friday, June 1, 1979 All * mp Decked protein. Please ease our minds for our son is our main concern, I can understand why your distrust physicians ri* A-K*iE s 5E&CW Dennis Johnson, the Sorties' our son must be lacking in sister may have grown to THE -. defensive whiz who had scored, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL . 14l key players refuses to admit emotion may be involved, rebounded, assisted and delensed his way into the minds of and they may be numerous. Ill YOUR BIRTHDAY - As the JAMA report points out the causes for abdominal essential amino acids for epilepsy really aren't known children. Fish does contain HOROSCOPE EEK & MEEK dominal pain that remain grand Mal or petit mal epilepsy year-old female vegetarian. I abdominal epilepsy In the November 24, 1978 Issue of The Journal of The American Medical Association. I'm also sending you The Health Letter number 10-8, Epilepsy: You Can Have It Too. - by Bob Montana ARC championship, but one of their and is Dilantin used In treating do eat dairy products and some It? As far as I know there's fish. Our concern is our 26never been any epilepsy in our month-old son. I nursed him for abdominal pain occur. Since you're a registered nurse, I presume you have access to the medical literature and there were reports of several cases of -- 47 - - .; t c [ANDOVER , Md. UPI The Seattle SuperSonics are within one game of the NBA Iml I. abdominal pain. They're rosy-cheeked young boy. I also associated with abnormalities give him a daily vitamin pill. in the EEG (brain wave) and Mn I depriving him at any they do respond to the same vitamins or minerals he might medications used to treat obtain in meat? My husband is an avid meat eater. Neither of epilepsy. Some of these cases have us Influence our son either way associated disturbances of and he has eaten meat on occonsciousness or awareness casion. Since meat is very high during the time the attacks of In protein, my husband feels - Ull• •41 en e, N o E mo n - Mun I_ 40 I I much appreciated. Is it . - mmBE u•••u uuuia REM MORE HEll E 6 PAVE L T Co' - one year and since then wehave family. Yes, been feeding him as I feed DEAR READER there Is such a thing as ab- myself the foods I feel most dominal epilepsy. Its chief nutricious excluding meat characteristic is attacks of products. He is a very healthy, - - __-- I amb - 1 17 - - 21 - --•-___ ---- Thursday, May 31, 1979-9A 2 known by any other name and unexplained. DEAR DR. LAMB-I'm a 27does It have any relationship to 10 11 9 8 - 19 - WE'fE _J_1 6 - - 16 18 by Art Sansom 5 - - 15 BORN LOSER THE BORN - 4 3 12 - 44 Layer 26 Auto failure 46 Wight ••---- - diagnosed. Abdominal epilepsy nurses Is not something that walks into We are both registered but abdominal epilepsy IS yo ur office every day. The end something I have never heard result is that doctors may not of. Any Information you can think of it as a possible cause supply about this condition Will for recurring attacks of ab- 41 Wage 42 Esau's country 43 Sensible --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. of whom she eventually distrusts. 9 Scandinavian 27 Most raging 47 Smallsword god 28 Mexican coin 48 Cloy 50 Author Levin 10 Paper 29 Parodied (abbr. ) 41 Intention - _____ SPORT --S - Dr. domlnal epilepsy. Over many years she has had a great variety of ailments and has been to e many doors, most 31 Latest 33 Take part (2 17 East wds.) 19 Bridge expert 38 Virgil's poem Misplaces 23 Mythical 40 Ignorant 39 Stepped : I 1 Pay attention 11 Energy unit (p1) 35 Indolent 36 Boy 37 Put on solid food --- - - s1w1 ______ MIAIOIIUR B ? ______ 0RO uITrAI0INIEI ME ________ N 0 8 I._________ 0 8 T hunter 24 Catalogue 25 South American Indian - DEAR DR. LAMB My 62year"Old sister has told me repeatedly that a doctor toonniiri nuuon RDDU OQIJIKI DOWN 5 Addict 6 Smooth 7 Urgent wireless signal - - 2 "_ La Douce" 3 Cut off 40 Strike out 0 _ DUD flUDI IIDUD ElDOfi UIV]U D[:]U 53 Annoy 54 Place 55 Nothing but c Rov.ranoi 57 Golf gadget f _-- -- sons _. 1111i O 42 Colorado park Answer to Previous I'uzzIs 45 Morons MM E LA0$ I Great success 49 Most delicate V 0 U 0 by Chic Young SI. HE'S SUING HIMSELF FOR MAL PRACTICE! ir 'I a I- I I.4 �1OA— EvenlngHerald,Sanlord,FI. Thursday,May31,17 -. Legal Notice Legal Notice - 35— Legal Notice CLPSSIFIED ADS -"&. ndo - Winter PQrk Seminole ::'v - i— INTHE cIRLUIrcouR'roFTHE NoticeofPubllcHearing Notice lsttereby given tIVit I •" EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. To Consider ProposedOrdinance engaged In buSiness al 1flI Santa CUlT IN AND FOR Barbara Drive, Sanford, Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY, FLORIpJi' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 32771 Seminole County, Florida, CASE NO. 19•936-CA03.K The Springs to Enslow Homes Alphonse R. Cologgi & w, the City of Longwood, Florida that under the fictitious name of LAKE RBERT CHERRY, Inc., Lot 13, 81k A, The Springs Florine to Fountain Squae TMENTS,andthat IEi' City Commission will hold a JENNIE Plaintiff. Wh5p',.sec. One, $18,500. Management,CÔTl1 public hearino tn rnnii1r enact. intendtoregistersaidnamewiththe Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Russell A. d. 5.46,700. mentof Ordinance P40. 459; entitled: Clerk c4 the Circuit Court, Seminole ROSA LEE JONES, Shaw 8. wf Joann, Lot 68 BelAre Marvin 0. Lynch 8. WI Virgie to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF County, Florida In accordance with Defendant. Hills, Unit One, 5.45,800. Marvin 0. Lynch & wf Virginia V. 5 F L R I D A the provisions of the Fictitious L N 0 WOO D • BMA Prop Inc. to Maryanna 165' 01W 660' of N 330' of S 1056' f AUTHORIZING THE WINTER Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section NOTICE OF SUIT Panny & Philomena C., Lot 185 Lake NE'/ of NW/i of Sec.. 30.2131, $100. PAR K TELEPHONE COMPANY 865.09 Florida Statutes 1937. TO: ROSA LEE JONES of the Woods Townhouse, Sec., (QCD) A. B. Culbertson 8. Co., 51g. Jeno F. Pauluccl TO USE THE PUBLIC STREETS 42 Tilden Street $30,900. trusteeloRavenna Park BaptistCh. OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, Publish: May 17, 24, 311 June 7. 1979 Rochester, NY BMA Prop Inc. to Emily Jane at Sanf., Inc., W 261' of S 12.8 ch. f FLORIDA, FOR THE PURPOSE DEJIl Last Known Residence Linn, Lot 191 Lake of the Woods SE¼ of Sec 3419.30 S of SR 46A, OF ERECTING, CONSTRUCTING. Townhouse, Sec. 5, 5.41,300. 1)00. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a suit NOTICE OF SALE OF Robert J. Hc'pr III, sgl to MAINTAINING AND OPERATING has been filed against you in the Howell Cove Constr. to Robert J. BOATS FOR REPAIRS Felice 8. wI Kathleen, Lot 2, 81k J Michael F. Trexler, sgI., Lot 6 81k H LINES OF TELEPHONE THERE abovestyled cause for breach of THEREUNDER; AND contract, and that you are required Howell Cove, 2nd Sec., 5.56.400. ColumbuS Harbor sdm $13,900. ON PROVIDING CONrLICTS. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. tofile your answer with the Clerk of Stephen A. Murray 8. WI Judy to SEVERABILITY AND EF. CERN: Robert 0. Gotdman&wf Sally A., Lt this Court and to serve a copy ________________________ You and each of you will olease ... .-- . I... o nil, a tl.aa,... I.A!I, em tan a a aa r?iliC I. AC '. "---. tin' V JIIUUVW 11111, flV,N. rIv..UII WI UWUII JOUIV3 rvi I y -' VI The public hearing will be held in take notice that Charles B. Rogers John W. Smith 8. WI Nancy to John WOOLFORK AND PERRY, P. A., the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, wtose address is 709 N. Perkins Stuki & WI Carol, Lot 627 Spring Attorneys for Plaintiff, 1011 South FICTITIUU$ NAME on June 11, 1919 at 1:30 p.m. or as Street, Apt. 2, Leesburg, Fla. 3fl Oaks On. S 151000 Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box 2236, andor Citizens National Bank, Notice is hereby given that I am won thereafter as possible. At the MarieA. Flexer Parker & hbJohn Sanford, Florida 32771, not later address iS P.O. BOX engaged in business at P.O. Box 125 to Wendell W. Whited, sgl., S 30' of meeting interested parties may than the 19th day of June, 1919. If appear and be heard with respect to Leesburg, Fla., entrusted to the you fail to do so, a default may be Lot 108. N 23' of 11 Blk 7 Palm Terr., Casseiberry FIa 32207 Seminole undersigned mechanic or laborer County, Florida, under the fictitious $7500 the proposed ordinance, entered against you for the relief an article of value described as a 22 name1of FRIENDS PERSONAL Wendell W. Whted, sgl. to Walter Linda P. Martin, demanded in the Complaint. The ft. Pen Yen Florida Houseboat, COM UNICATION SERVICE ar.d City Clerk real property proceeded against is: Arnold & WI Mary, S 30' of Lt 10 8. N Registration Number FL 1985 AT to City of Longwood, Florida 75' of 11 81k? Palm Terr., $22,900. that I intend to register said name Lots3andl, Block 7, LOCKHART be stored altered or repaired; that with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, LFH Prop., Inc. to Russell N. Publish: May 31, 1979 SUBDIVISION Plat Book 3, Page said labor and services have been SminoIe County, Florida in Stieck, Lot 4 Hermits Cove South, DEJ.117 70, according to the Plat thereof completed, and said boat has not accordance with the provisions of First Addn, $12,000. recorded in the Public Records of been paid, although it is now more the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. (QCD) Maurice J. Weinberg & Seminole County, Florida. than three (3) months from the time Susan to .1. Susan Chernlck & Rose Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Dated this 15th day of May, 1979. whensuch chargesbecamedue; and Falk, Lot 3. 81k F. Sterling Park Un. (SEAL) Sig. Harold Clark that by reason thereof, the un NOTICE OF SALE OF 3. 5100. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. dersigned will sell the same at BOAT FOR REPAIRS George Charlton to Eula Mae Publish: May 17, 24, 31, June 7, 1979 As Clerk of the Court DEJ.71 public auction for cash at twelve Martin, Lot 166 Midway, $1,600. ________________________________ By: June I. Curtis o'clock noon on the 8th day of June, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Enrique Paddilia & WI Hortensia As Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF 1979 at his place of business known CERN: to Ljren:o Anon & WI Carmen, Lot James E. C. Perry, Esq. BOAT FOR REPAIRS as Lake Monroe Harbour, 331 You and each of you will please Il, 81k D, Seminole Site, $35,100. P.O. Box 2236 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, Florida take notice that Thomas G. Sanford Florida 3277) Donne F. Kane & WI Judith to TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONERN: 3271). Dated at Monroe Harbour this Donahey, whose address is 909 Brent A. Dyk, sgl., Lot 163, Lago Publish May 17,24,3)8. June?, 1979 You and each of you will please 28th day of May, 1979. Buena Vista Ct.,OrlandO, Fla. 32108, DEJIS Vista sd, $45,000. take notice that Eugene M. Johnson Joseph S. Maino, andor Bank of West Orange, whose COCO) David R. Hudson & wf whose address is 222 Oakwood address is P.O. Box 340 Ocoee, F Ia., President Deborah to Marcus Falls 8. WI Drive, Casselberry, Fla. andor Col. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Fla., entrusted to the undersigned Charles J. yolk, Jr., Kathleen E., Lot 23, 81k F. Country lege Park Office whose address is SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA mechanic or laborer an article of Secretary Club Manor Un. I, $21,000. P.O. Box 70)7 Orlando, FIa. 32154, PROBATE DIVISION Lake Monroe Harbour, value described as a 28 ft. Trailer Henry 8. Lincul 1. WI Mary to entrusted to the undersigned File Number 79.137.CP Inc. d.k.a Monroe Harbour Registration Florida Yacht, Winter Park Coffee Shop., Inc., Lot mechanic or laborer an article f DIVISION Number FL 1959 AG to be stored Publish May 3), 1979 5,81k 4. Chuia Vista, $6,500. value described as a 20 ft. Crit. IN RE: ESTATE OF altered or repaired; that said labor DEJ.137 Wm. E. Wilson, sgl to Kenneth chfleld, Florida Rcglstratlon EULA MAE FITZGERALD, and services have been completed, Gilbert&WI Sharron, S 153' of N 393' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Number FL 02)1 BR to be stored, and said boat has not been paid, of E IIS'of SW'iof NE'/i Sec 30.20.30 altered or repaired; that said labor EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. although it is now more than three t5 rd., $22,000. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR and services have been completed, Deceasd (3)monthsfromthetlmeWhefl Mach Marc E. Reinecke & WI Linda to and said boat has not been paid, SEMINOLE COUNTY. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING charges became due; and thai by Win. D. Jemison Ill & WI Julie A., although it 5 now more than three CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST reason thereof the undersigned will Case No. 77.145l.CA.13.E Lot 22), Wrenwood Hts., Un. 2, (3) months from thetime when such THE ABOVE ESTATE AND A'..L sell the same at public auctioai for J. A. TURNER, as Trustee for 547,500. charges became due; and that by OTHER PERSONS INTERESTE') cash at twelve o'clock noon on the PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS, INC. IN THE ESTATE: Joe B. McCawley Jr., sgl to Floyd reason thereof, the undersigned will 8th day of June, 1979 at his place of PROFIT SHARING PLAN AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Plaintiff, P. Womack Jr., sgl. Lto 30 (less S. Sell the same at public auction for business known as Lake Monroe TRUST v. that the administration of the estate 100') RepI. Wekiva Camp Sites, cash at twelve o'clock noon on the Avenue, Palmetto 531 Harbour, 8th day of June, 1979 at his place of T. C. SIMPSON, as Trustee, a.k.a of EULA MAE FITZGERALD, $10 Sanford, Florida 32271. business known as Lake Monroe deceased, File Number 79137 CP, is Wm. T. Duncan 8. WI. Melanie t DatedatMooroeHarbourtnls28th THOMAS C. SIMPSON, CHARLES JEWITT, ANN S. JEWITT, pending in the Circuit Court for Ralph L. Hammermaster a. WI. Harbour, 531 Palmetto Avenue, day of May, 1979. CHARLES L. CARTER, SARAH Seminole County, Florida, Probate Ellen LI 19 blk G, Sky Lark Un. 2 Sanford, Florida 37171. Joseph S. Maino, Datedat Monroe Harbour this 28th NELSON CARTER, CHARLOTTE Division, the address of which is repl. $47,900. President HASKELL YUILLE, JAMES YUIL. P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida Gailimore Homes Inc. to Juan day of May, 1979. Charles J. yolk, Jr. Joseph S. Maino, LE, OSGOOD F. HASKELL, 3277). The co.personal represen. Sauer & WI Sylvia E., Lot 29 81k 0, Secretary President JAMES OSGOOD YUILLE, PE. tatives of the estate are Albert W. Spring Valley Gdns Sec 3, 541,333, Lake Monroe Harbour, Charles J. yolk, Jr. TER GEORGE HASKELL, MARY Fittgerald, Jr. and Elizabeth F. ti,ary E.B. Foreman 8. hb. Virgil Inc. dba Monroe Harbour Secretary HASKELL, MARGARET JO Branch whose addresses are 3207 T. to Robert 0. Elgin & WI Mary Lot May 3), )979 Publish Lake Monroe Harbour, YUILLE, ELLA F. BLY, ak.a EL 'North Rio Grande, Orlando, Fl. and yy7 & E'/, of vacated Myrtle St., DEJ 140 Inc. d.b.a Monroe Harbour LEN F. BLY, JOHN A. BALDWIN, P.O. Box 36, Bushnell, Fl. 33513, Longwood . 1.3.500. as Guardian ad litem, EMMA M. respectively. The name and address (QCD) Allan K. Frasure & WI. Publish May 31, 1979 LUSK, LUTHER F. CARTER, M. of the co.personei representativP' Nellie to Life Science Church at LW DEJ.131 IN THE CIRCUIT SEMINOLE FRANK CARTER, LEWIS K. attorney are set forth below, Lot 824, Town of Longwood, $100, NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. OSGOOD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, All persons having claims or W,M.V. Lynch, sQl. to Lucille R. BOATFOR REPAIRS CIVIL ACTION P40. 7t.US.CA.09.J CHARLES C. OSGOOD, CHAR. demands against the estate 'ire Gibbert, E'/i of Lot 13, bik 6, repl. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: MORTGAGE INVESTMENT SE. LOTTE 0. HASKELL, MABEL L. required, WITHIN THREE Part of Townsite of North Chuljota. You and each of you will please CURITIES, INC. etc., TITCOM8, WILLIAM TITCOMB, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF $20,000. take notice that Evans C. Plaintiff, STEPHEN C. OSGOOD, LOUIS E. THE FiRST PUBLICATION OF E..Scott Brandon Inc. to Ricahrd , Matrangos, whose address is 60)7 OSGOOD, C. C. OSGOOD, CHAR THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Tflèchner & WI. Dorothy, Lt 11, Balboa Drive, Orlando, FIa. 32108, CALVIN A. COPELAND, etc., LOTTE C. HASKELL, BENJAMIN of the above court a written Hermits Cove South First Addn. entrusted to the undersigned Defendant. HAINES, CARRIE B. HAINES, statement of any claim or demand mechanic or laborer an article ui WEBBER 0. HAINES, LEWIS 0. they may have. Each claim must be Cam Corp. to Jerry E. Bryant 8. value described a a 22 ft. NOTICE OF SALE HAINES, LOU J. HAINES, RUTH in writing and must indicate the WI. Diana L. Lot 3, blk 10 North Crestliner, Florida RegistratIon Notice is hereby given that pur. s. HAIP4ES, THOMAS .1. KENP4EY, basis for the claim, the name and Oi'ndo Ranches, SEC 9. $43,200. m ,M to, be $toed, sijant to the Final Judgment of GEORGE W, MORSE, CHARLES Fl.. address of th. creditor or hIs J. CoUInS& wf.'e.orI!t$$ attèred or tlpalred,ttist said Ilbor Foreclosure end Sale entered In the WHITTIER. EMANUEL SCHAT. or attorney, and the amount JffNy J. Bo.fto, sql. Lt 3) MIrror and services have been completed, causepending in the Circuit Court ° TEN, JOAN S. SCHATTEN, HAP. claimed. if the claim Is not yet due, LakiManor. $43,900. t. said boat has not been paid, the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in OLD W. RIPPS, and FANNY R. the date when it will become due Ployle sledges to B.nlamln although Ills now more than three and for Seminole County, Florida, MEISLER, if living, and if dead, shall be stated. if the claim is Galarza & wf. Carmen F. Lt 2, blk A, (3) months from thetimewhen such Civil Action No. 796$5.CA.09J, the their unknown spouses, heirs, de. contingent or unliquidated, the Prairie Lk Park. $65,000. charges became due; and that by vndersigned Clerk will sell the vlsees, grantees, creditors, or nature of the uncertainty shall be Paul A. DeVelder, SQl to Ann D. reason thereof, the undersigned will property situated In said County, other parties claiming by, through, stated. If the claim is secured, the DeVelder, sql. Eleo of W 360' of S sell the same at public auctli"n for described as: under or against them, or any of serity shall be drs,ribed. The 267' of E'/j of SW'/i of NE¼ of SEC cash at twelve o'clock noon on the Lot 11, Block "B", WASHINGTON them, and EMANUEL SCHATTEN claim.an' zA,.il deliver sufficient 14.20.30 grantor life est. $100. 6th day of June, 1979 at his place of OAKS SECTION TWO, according to ASSOCIATES, a partnership, copies of the claim to the clerk to Jaymor Corp. to Wayne M. business known as Lake Monroe the plat thereot as recorded in Plat FLORIDA POWER CORPORA. enable the clerk to mail one copy to Bennett 1. Gilbert A. Principe, Lots Harbour, 531 Palmetto, Avenue, 16, Pages 56 and 67, Public TION, a Fiorida corporation, the each co.personal representative. 94, 95 & 96, Northwood, $100,000. Sanford, Florida 32771. Records of SemInole County, ALTAMONTE LAND, HOTEL Allpersonsinterestedinth.estate (OCOS) Wayne Bennett I. Gilbert Datedat MonroeHarbourthis 25th Florida. AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, a to whom a copy of this Notice of Princip, to Wayne M. Bennett & wI day of May, at public sale, tothe highest and best Florida corporatIon, THE ALTA. Administration has been mailed are Susan I Gilbert A. Princlpe I. WI. Joseph S. Memo, bidderforcashat 1):000'ciockA.M. MONTE SPRINGS COMPANY, a WITHIN THREE required, Sandra. $100. President on the 14th day of June, 1979, at the Massachusetts corporation, and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Dade Fed. to Larry 0. Reutet I Charles J. yolk. Jr. West Front Door of the Seminole THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, a THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WI. Brenda G. Un. J.2 Sandiewood. secretary Sanford, Massachus.ttscorporation,whether Courthouse, County THISNOTICE,tofileanyobiec$ions $24,800. Lake Monroe Harbour, Inc. Florida. dissolved or existing, and thiS they may have that challenges the The Babcock Co. to Earl L. d-b.a Monroe Harbour unknown assigns, successors in (SEAL) validity of the decedent's will, the Uoyles, Jr. & wf. Judy L. Lot 223 Publish May 31, 19179 interest, trustees, or any other part. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. qualifications of the co-personal Windward Square, SEC. Three. DEJ.139 ies claiming by, through, under or Clerk of the CIrcuit Court representatives, or the venue or 151,600. against said corporations or legal By: June I. Curtis jurisdiction of the court. The Babcock Co. to Alben P. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL entities, or any of them. Deputy Clerk ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Ruediger & wf. Faith W. Lot 252 The Seminole County Sheriff's Defendants SWANN, $WANN AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Windward Sq., SEC 3. 5.31,100. HADDOCK NOTICE OF ACTION WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Iris L. Hicks, wid, to H.P.L., Inc., Office is initiating the development a Criminal Justice Information 17 South Magnolia Avenue -PROPERTY Date of the first publicationof this Un. 37 B, Ramblewood, Con. of System for criminal justic. agencies Orlando, Florida 32101 TO: T. C. Simpson, as Trustee, a Notice of Administration: May 3), dom.$3$.000. Attorneys for Plaintiff ia Thomas C. Simpson, Charles E. 1979. Suncraft Engr. & Constr. to ifl the county. Sheriff's Office now ___ Publish May 21, 3), 1979 Jewett, Ann S. Jewitt, Charles 1. Albert W. Fitzgerald, Jr. Gorham Putter, Jr.& WI. Joan P. U requesting proposals for the first year of ha dware Implementation DEJ.110 Carter, Sarah Nelson Carter, Elizabeth F. Branch 9 Carolyn Estates, $60,500, including such items as: central Charlotte Hasliell YuiIle, James AsCo.Personal Representatives WInter Spgs Dcv to Custom ___________________________ processing unit; line printir; matrix Vuilie, Osgood F. Haskeil, James Designs Inc., Lot loluscawlila, Unit etc. printers; CR1 termLnals. osgood Yuille, Margaret YuiIle, the Estate of 7, $11,100. Complete descrlpf ion of require. Ella F. Bly, a.k.a Ellen F. Bly, EULA MAE FITZGERALD Winter Spgs 0ev. to Aylesbury ments may be obtained from Dick IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Emma Lusk, Luther F. Carter, M. Deceased HomesCorp.,Lot46Tuscawllla,Un. Teison or Bob Lowe at Room 204, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Frank Carter, Lewis K. Osgood, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 7. 113,700. Sheriff's Office, 301 N. Park Ave., FLORIDA Stephen Osgood, Charles C. Osgood, REPRESENTATIVE: First Scm. Svc. Corp to Ben Ward Sanford, Fl. 3777), weekdays bet. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.S4.CA49.D Charlotte 0. Haskell, Mabel L. EL. Williamson, Jr. of Agency Inc., Lot 1 Garden Grove wean 1000 and 1530 hours May 21.. Titcomb, William Titcomb, Stephen RONALD I.. IRWIN, as Trustee, URBAN, PEIRSOL, WILLIAMSON Unit I, $16,200' June 6, 1979. Questions may be PlaIntiff, C. Osgood, Louis E. Osgood, C. C. & DAVIS Ben Ward Agency Inv. to Robert directed to Dick Telson at (305) 322. Osgood, Charlotte C Haskell, vs. ProfessIonal AssocIation Monaghan I wf Francys, Lot 1 5115 during hours shown above. LENOARD J. FINCH and Benjamin F. Haines, CarrIe B. 23 W. Church Street, Garden Grove Unit 1, $16,200. John E. Polk BEATRICE FINCH, hIs wife, and Haines, Thomas J. Kenney, George p.o. $12 Gladys Small I hb Wilbur to Helen Sheriff SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPI. W. Morse, Charles Whittier, if living Orlando, Fl. 32502 Kohn, sql, Lot 33 Oak Mount sd, Publish: May 17, 21, 31,1919 and if dead, their unknown spouses, TAL, Teleohone: (303) 4250212 _______________ $56,500, DEJ-60 Publish: May 3), June Defendants, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors R. Kent Moeller, trustee to or other partIes claiming by, NOTICE OF SALE Douglas Arvey (married), parcel 01 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that through and under or against them, land in Sec 14.20.32, 113,500, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment of and the Aitamonte Land, Hotel and Stephen 0. Ballnt Sr. I Annie to FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, by virtue of that certain Writ of foreclostjrerenderedonthe2lth day Navigation Company, a Florida John W. Bankowski, sql., S 36' of 1.0$ FLOR IDA, Execution issued out of and under of April, 1979, and that c.rt•ln Of'der corporation, the Altamonte Springs of N 7' 019 Bik 1, Tier 10, ii. Wir CASE NO. ?3.SW SF13 the seal of the Circuit Court of of this Court dated the 25th y of Company, a Massachusetts cor. Sanford Traffords Map, S1'00. Seminole County, Florida, upon a May, 1575, in that certaIn cause poraf ion and the Altamonte Corn. LOUIS B. CONLEY, (QCD) Christine B. Brewer final judgement rendered in the pending In the Circuit Court in and pony, a Massachusetts corporation, Plaintiff, M$rk 0. Brewer, Lot 2 Pine Acres, vs. aforesaid court on the 14th day of for Seminole County, Florida, whether dissolved or existing and $100. ' April, A.D. 1979, In that certain case wherein RONALD L. IRWIN, as the unknown assigns, successors in THE RYTEX CORPORATION, Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to entitled, Kathleen Davis, Petitioner Trustee,isPlalntlfl,andLENOARD li'Werest,trusteesoranyotherparly Defendant. Rlchardd, Oahlstrom&wf Dorothy, — James Davis, Respondent, J. FINCH and BEATRICE FINCH, claimIng by, through, under or AMENDEDNOTICEOP SUIT Lot 3, 01k A, Greenwood Lakes Un. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of his wife, and SEMINOLE MEMQR. against said corporations. TO: THE RYTEX CORPORA. 2. 1.8.1,300. Execution was delivered to me as IAL HOSPITAL ARE 0efl4nf5, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TION T. L.. Lingo Jr., etc. OBA Shed Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, CivilActlonNo,79.$4.CA.0,.D, I AR. thit an action to quiet title to the co MIchael Flemmlng Grove Homes to Laurel Builders following property in Seminole and I have levied upon the following THUR H. SECKWITH, JR.. Clerk 203 West lit Street Inc.. Lots 1 213 Shed Grove Homes described property owned by James the aforesaid Circuit Court, County, Florida: Sanford, Florida 3277) Unit 1, 115.700. Davis, said property being located will at 11:00A.M., on the 22nd day of Lot $67 (less that portion for State Olin Amer. Homes Fia., Inc. to in Seminole County, Florida, more June, 1979, offer for sale and sell to Road 436) of the subdivision of lands YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Richard T.Gilllgen&wf Junel., Lot particofarly described as follows: the highest bidder for cash at the belonging to the plat of Aitamonte thata Suit hasbe.nfiledagainst you 1, 01k C, Greenwood Lakes Un. 1, That undivided t Interest of west front door of the Courthouse in Land, Hotel a. Navigation Co., as inthe Court listed above end you are 567,400. James Davis in a residence located SemInole County, Florida, in San' recorded in Plat book 1, page 10,01 required to serve a copy of your Olin Amer. Homes to Dennis R, at 1 Patrick Place, Sanford, lord, Florida, the following the public records of Seminole Answer or Pleading to the Petition Dory I. WI LIids C., Lot 2, BIK C, Florida, more particularly described property, situated and County, Florida. on the Plaintiff's Attorney, Thomas Greenwood Lakes tin. 1, described as: being in Seminole County, Florida, has bean filed against you and you C. Greene, P.O. Box 655, Sanford, Wkftr Springs 0ev. to Showcase , block 1, San Seen Knolls, to.wlt: ore required to serve Florida 37771, and file the original a of your copy 'Homes Inc. of On., Lots SI I First Addition per piat thereof Lot 17, GARDEN GROVE, UNIT written defenses if any to it, on the Answer or Pleading in the office of Tuscawilla, Un. 7, $38,000. recorded In Piat Book 13, page 6501 ONE, according to the Flat thereof Petitioner's attorney, whose name the Clerk of the above County Court, Win. F. Hinton & WI Jo D. to the Public Records of Seminole as recordid in Fiat Book 18, Pages and address is: Albert P. LIma, Seminole County Courthouse, 1lulMin Tsai 1. WI Helen, Lot 6, County, Florida. 97 and 96, of the Public Records of LIMA & Ls.LIOTT, 630 Twiggs Sanford, Florida, on or before July Oik$and Shores, Third Addo RepI., .l the undergoed as of Seminole County, FlorIda. 3,1979. If you fail to doso, judgment Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, 152.400. Seminole County, Florida, will at by default will be taken against you Said sale will be made pursuant to telephone (S13) Z2SSS390n or before (OdD) Harrison M. Curtis Jr. 1. WI 11:00 AM. on the 15th day of June, and in order to satisfy the terms 01 June 36, 1579, and file the original for the relief demanded in the Rita to Rit. M. Curtis, N 125' of S A.D. 1979, otter for sale and sell to with the clerk of this Petition. said linbI judgment, and order, court •ither -ISO' Of:- F 20' 01 Lot I?. allot 181W ""'' I Lfl, WUI1 UON andORDERED THIS 25th before service on petitioner's at. (SEAL) 20' of 15 01k 0, Maui. Addfl LW, to any and all existIng liens, at the day of May, 1919. torney or immediately thereafter; Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. $140. Front (West) Door of the Seminole gtherwi$e a default will be entered Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court - Mary Gesney to Harold H. Her. County Courthouse in Sanford, Clerk against you for the relief demanded by: June I. Curtis deslsr, Lot IS Oniinta Gardens, F:orid., the above described per. By: Ieannlne y, In the complaint or petition. Deputy Clerk grantor life est., 1)00. sonal property. Deputy irk WITNE$Smyhandandthesealol 5, K5 MONCRIEF of Regina Oilier, Trustee etc tO P That said sale is being mOde tO (SEAL) said court on May 72. 1975. SHIPIHOLSER, LOGAN AND ps Midili. & *1 Joan C,, E 39' 01 satisfy the terms of said Writ 01 MONCRIEITHOMAS C. GREENE (SEAL) 3jt-t4IW52'of23,8lkG,IU12& Execution. Arthur H, Beckwlth, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff Post Office box 7279 11, BIlL 0 Lonqwood Park, JOM F. Polk, Clerk Circuit Court P.O. box $3 Sanford, Florida 3211) 0,200. Seminole County, June I. Curtis Sanford, Florida 3211) Attorneys for Plaintiff Luther H. Miles, widr. to Mary W. Florida Deputy Clerk (305) 323.3660 sCranz.r (married), Lot 201 part Publish: Msy 21,3), June 1, II, Publish May 24, 31 & June 7, II, 1579 Publish May31 I June 7, 14, 2), tt79 Publish May 3) & June 7. 1975 BIK 0, Pearl ..l.e HI,., 1st OEJ101 DEJ.141 OEJ111 DEJ 143 Legal Notice -- Box -- - -- -- -- - -- - ' - 3s'-ot 'fr ' '" -': '' "' - .' - — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 4— PerSOnals __________________________ ________________________ Found 54..ost & __________________ -- Lost puppy Pit Bull 8. German Shepherd mixed, 3 mos. old, brown&white. Ears&tail newly clipped. Needs medicine. Lost Sat. Handy Way or Geneva General Store parking lot, HWY. 46,Geneva,FIa. Please return to il Geneva General Store or 3.49.3827 or 322.3439. Reward. * . a lhan.vo--u bara I N I N I j . I U N U U U Experienced New & USed car get ready man. See Mike at Joe Creamons. 322.3391 ext. 226. For sale by owner, 3 BR, )t, B. Block home on 1 acre in the country. $42,500. 372.7)95. FACTORY WORKER-Capable of learning to blend solvents. In. telligent 8. flexible. Able to handle 55 gal. drums. 323.1101. W. Garnett Whiti tReg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone322.7561, Sanfoi'd _______________________— Care - Part time Janitorial, midnight to 4 a.m. in Orlando Area. Call Sanford 323.6312 weekdays before 1 p.m. ___________________________ ASSISTANT TO MANAGERTyping, physically fit, flexible. To assist In office & warehouse. 323.6666. _________________________________ Ist& Only child care center o"en saturday In Sanford — Beginn. ing June 2. Sanford Early Child. care Center. 322.6645. ChildCareinmyhome $2Swk..$6dayor$) hr. Call 323.53.44 _____________________ Unique Kindergarten for 3 year olds ONLY, this fall. Best educational opportunity in this area. 3276645. Enroll now-school age childrenfor Summer fun-arts, crafts, & field trips. 3238424. Real Estate-Sales Manager on going office with 8 full time associates in Sanford area needs aggressive sales manager. Must be able to recruit, train & be capable of running a 15.man office. This position requires a candidate with a Strong listing track record and some sales management experience. Reply In confidence to Box 22, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fla. Special Summer program for 612 yrs, old including weekly swimming, skating, & movies 322 6645 SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER. ___________________________ 11-lflStrUCtiOflS _______________________ Needlépoinf Instruction Creative Expressions 323.8812 HAL COLBERT, a INC. REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 322.0612,372 1587, 322-1177 3229283 HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR, centrally located, 6 yr. old. Won't last long. Only $34,900. - - our lot or yours. Build to Suit FHA.VA, FHA 2358.215 - -, REALTOR ML1 .'173-606loreves.3230517 - STENSTROA ' REALTY 24—Business - -- - - portunities "Receive 100 letters or more daiiV each containing $1.00. Will send copy of plan pIus 6 Formulas for $1.00 and stamped envelope. Send to: H.P.J., 7613 Killian, Orlando, Fla. 32807. _____________________________ ______ N NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. DlO IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS inventory & fixtures total more thanasliingprice. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. OUR CONCERN IS FOR FUTURE 2WEEKS SALARY .TERMS REALTY WORLDS LEGAL SECRETARY SECRETARY BANK TELLER PART TIME TYPIST BOOKKEEPER FINANCE MANAGER ALUM WELDER EXTRUDER L. D. DRIVERS WELDER DIESEL MECHANIC MECHANIC SALES NURSES AIDE FACTORY BAKER KITCHEN HELPER COOKS PACKERS LABORERS WAITRESSES PARTIAL I.ISTING COME IN TODAY BE WORKING TOMORROW 912 French ________ _________ (Ci))) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 743S' S. French (1792) Sanford 323 5374 _______________________ ____________________________ 29—Rooms this 1 BR, 2 bath lout of ordinary) Split level hor Great for expanding family. *515,000, 2 building lots, zot MR.2, located west of Santc IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im. pressive entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility rm. El. garage door. $64,900. *524,500. For the investm minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. G tenants a1.10,000. For the builder S du bldg. lots in city. Harold Hall Realty STEMPER AGENI 323.5774 Day or REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SEP Vic Eves 867 3455 322 1959 Nic"it Sanford. GracIous living from $25 weekly. Utilities included. ________________________ S. Oak. 3225623: 841.7843. ______________________ ________________________ 3Apartments UrurnisId _____________________________ I I IIV a ! ii: a II Q r SEAL ESTATE ASSOCIA"TES — JOIN SANFORD'S . SAIF5 LEADER! WE 11jSi &'s[i: MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOLN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! 1 BR- $169 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1797 in Sanford. Call 323-5670 Mariner's Village. __________ _______________ or Call 31 Furnished iments ________________________ 323517 Apts. br Senior Citizens. Dd*. NICELY WOODED HOME SITE ON PAVED ROAD, AREA OF NICE HOMES. ONLY 55.500. Big Boat, motor & trailer; electric welder; heavy duty tawnmower; 668 6300. Enterprise ________________ lown, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 316 Palmetto Ave. ___________________________ ' 2 Bfl apts fully furnished; pans, _____________________________ dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities Inc. Available till October 1st By day, wk. or month. Shenandoah Village. 323 2970. _______________ ________________ - -_ - fl...4lntJ$ frnlshed _________________________ Sanford: 7 yrs. old, 3 BR, 1"z bath. kir, CHeat. $275 mo., 1st mo. I. deposit No pits. 3211235. NfW3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME. CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, CARPETS, DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 1st. 839,000. 7139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0702 Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 . FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 530 6533 or 339-4111 eves. 45-A—Out of State Prol30rty Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N- C. 28906 47—Real Estate Wanted a * •HOUSE WANTED. • • In Need of Repairs 323 8.489 Eves Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity 3770716 Multi-FAMILY Poppa Jay's is looking for al oresilve fast food manageme trainees who want to grow WI company. Experience in ma or food service prs. terred, but not necessary. Benefits include group ance, paid vacation, and excel. lent Ilnancial compensation Opperlunitl,s. Call home of. f Ice: 8)3.2534556 .. to set up interview or resume to: AUCTION Saturday - • June 9th • - - 11:00 a.m. Inspection June 2 3 • 7 8 1-6 p.m. Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage • 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site . 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New Smyrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing Rain or Shine Sale on Property Under Tent rsi_A_ . rur riIs • rocnures Information • agement - • I-,-- -a-- . --------------7? ord G,iI,i, y 4 OP auto a' -. '79 Ford F 150. PS. PB, 6 cyl overdrive, mags, air shocks, Take over Slide window payments 323 7305 June 2nd. Sat Only 1103 Wynnewood Dr Fumn . clothing, household items '66 Olds '99' full power Tile & telescope steering, new in spection Excellent tires-- runs & looks good. $500 or traoe for 300cc or larger motorcycle 323 Yard Sale Baby items, Wedd dress, sz. 7; household articles 178 Exeter St. 10-6 Rt. IS near inter, sect of 127. Lake Mary '76 Pinto Wgn 6 cyl auto ,PB, PS. new tires, gil cond Ask $2195 339 3990 Wynn Dr. (Suniand). 373 8749 WIL SON MAIERF URNITUR E BUY SELL TRADE ill 31SE Firct5t 51—Household Goods ii IL TRADE-INS 1972 FORD TORINO pc; NEW coffee table with 7 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 327 6721 4 Pc. Sect. Emerald green Naugahyde excel. cond ,$150 327 4219 1971 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 1969 CHRYSLER The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get resu I IS, 55—Boats & Accessories ENMORE WASHER-- Paris. Servite. Used Mahine. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 53—TV- Radio- Stereo Goon Used Televisions. $2s ana up. Miller's 7619 Orlando Dr. 322-0352 1495 $495 WAGON 1971 TOYOTA '71 VW Colilair new engine. $1230 7? Cad Coupe. excel cond Peg gas. StISO Baha, real sharp, 5900 Ca1l3730777 Sailboat 1978 Victoria lB 7 mos old, shoal draft fixed keel Great racer or family cruiser Loaded with t'xtras 54.200 or $200 & assume payments Call ,itter S 400 AS IS _______ -- ji.lii i 'UST MAKE PAYMENTS- -'69 t 75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 (Dealer) Pffl 3238216 70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New tires, rebuilt ryiotor, extra clean Loaded 16 ml. gal Family or POBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.97 Sanford. FIa 32771 work car, 5900 273 9629 59—Misical Mcrchandise Piano for sale. Console, upright Krohler Campbell, 6 ntos. old, $950orfin.$Safor 2yrs. 3225109 piete. Thomas organs, pianos. BbBeltsOi,Cenlerinc. 2202 French Ave. 372 2253 -- _______ 60—Office Supplies - - . - Copier like new Extra paper, 8)23 323 5771 _______________________ . 62—Lawn-Garden - - • I • —' ______________________ Conditioning ____________________ Home Imprevements Air Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 1771 Air JACK FROST Cent I,tat Serv)çø Free Et &r, lost. COmIT1 & Res 37? 0208 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7380 - INSULATION Batting, blowing. RACO I 0,1111, fiberglas .5 Cellulose ,..uwt'St prices C,ill 371 08)9 or 901 131 6708 C01,?(t PAINTING CARPENTRY riic1o,'. '.'cn:.'c r ri',' Es' 323 0129 after 5 4' - Concrete' work Appliances Azalea Sale, 89c ra., to or more 79c. Fumn. & T'linçr ¶4)0 Sanford --- - _____________________________ 62-A--Farm Equip, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E 1st St.. 32 5747 83.971 00, 40'x48'xI4' CeraITsic Tile ____________________________ All buildings include 25 lb wind load - and large double sliding door. Call 305 331 4617 9 .5,01 to S ri m collect _______________________________________ ______ ____________________ - English Spaniel pups AKC Champ. blood line, 5)30 $175 372 7430 after 4 p.m Lawn Maintenance 08.0 LAWN CARE & MAIl-ST Call after 5 30 P M 3238049 - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yts Exp 569 8562 322 8665 I M.in, quality operation 8 yrS '.p Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Real, 327 1321 Beauty Care for for for - - REMODELING & REPAIR AFRICAN VIOLETS 372 9)1) TheGreenhouse Eves after 68. weekends 1.1,95900, 10'x72'xl4' $5,987.00, 18'x77'xII' 5.6.98500 FOB factory - S 0 BAL I NT & ASSOC Licensed 323 0039 BUILDINGS! Special factory purchase on all steel. clear span buildings. 30*18.13' for - sb. CUSTOM HOME BUILT Refrigeration A C Repair - Patios. walks, driveways Free Es? mate Call Mr Taylor 377.934', Alan's Appliances Ave. 323 6593 ________________________________ 52—Appliances $995 2 DR. - ON SALE-- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23 95 ea. -. nil r A n MI I 197? Mercury Marquis. PS. AC. AM FM Stereo & CII radio, 51.000 3?? 6640 some baby items Misc 7305 Lisa Ct , E. off Hartwell 323 5231 Fri. & Sat 9 to S. c' -- -- .1601 before 8 a m or after 6 p rn curtains, exercise machine. 377 5673 5508. up. El. stove. $608. up. full size draperies, $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford, 3275721. - Good conaton. SttOO 323 9tO9or 323 0'C9 80—Autos for Sale Entire househotd-W 0. furn lawnmower. Sat, & Sun, 711 _ 1969 Dodge' Super lIre - --- - Pit PS New sea? covers 323 2376 79—TruCks.Trailers Bought housefull antiques. brick a brac, chests, sofas, chairs, baby things, 12 hp boat motor, .4 windOw air cond . carpeting. Fri. & Sat from 9 to 3 at Ii? W - 19654 Dr Ford S W Nee1s some work but runs 5219 3?? 2581 95 ________________________________ Pinecrest. WE BUY USED FUR(.,IURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur r'ilure Salvage 332 817) Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stowe, tools It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a wont ad $ CASH $ Paying 1.16 & up men's, 5$ & up womens class rings. Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any marked gold. Any cond. 67$ 2233. 72—Authon - - Fur Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap prais.als, Call Deli's Auction. 323 5420. -, Phone (305) 862-3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 Glenn A. Blackmore Registered Real Estate Broker • I ----- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3866 or 323 77'O Multi fain. yard sale: Furn.. A C. toots, misc. Sat. 95, rain date Sun 102 Laurel Dr , S • - 78otorcycles -- I I - MOWING 8. LANDSCAPING 323 .1881 ree Estimate I Dressmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 377 0701 Lawn Service I ______________________________________ T General Landscaping Ro Specialists. iop soil & till dirt. lawn maint & tree trimming ,j ivae Electrical Ught Hauling RURFIELD'S Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm & Residential, .32? 9354 71 Hr Yard De'bris, Tracri Appliances & Misc Exterior Cleaning Painting B&P Exterior Fungus & mildew removal Roots, walls, decks, etc Free ESt 339 6066, 668 8335 75—Recreational Vehicles 1973 Slide in Camper, 2-way rIg, full ..,.iii. Mbk,flg SI,.*Ju. P'- 323263$ or 373 2187. Can be seen at 302 S. Sunland Dr , Sanford. 1976 Brougham on Dodge chassis, a mini motor home. Low mi, very clean. Can be seen at 20) E. Commercial. 322 0791 or 323 66.46 after 1- 30 pm DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Paint:nq Licensed Insured Bonded (30S22 9460 General Home Care • • 5147 Winter HaVen,FL 33110 ' BUY JUNK CARS From 810 to $30 Call 322 1621. 322 1160 get results. 6 —P its Supplies * Hwy 92 I mb west of Speedwi, Daytona Beach, will hOld .1 public AUTO AUCTION ever-, Tuesday & Sa?urda a? 30 It the only one in F Iord,i You St't the reserved price Call 901.7ss f3)l tor IurIhr details - -______ ACREAGE TONA AUTO AUC TIC 3725990 _________________________________ Sale (LOCAL) 319 3371 MANAGEMENTt TRAINEES _______ ___________ - Beds, dbl. motel Box SprIngs I. Mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215$. French, 3237310. 5 p& BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new. $399; Loveseat 54.4.95 & up. i Pc. dinettes, 569.95 & up: Ref. LAKE MARY nRF.A Corner tot 135* 127 Paving, sewer 8. water. ut coo Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment Big Sale- Misc antiques, fur niture. glassware, tools, linens. odds & ends. Thurs., Fri & Sat I 'a ml. N. of St Johns River Bridge on Hwy 17 97. -- REALTORS PARK Branch Off ice 323-2222 2 BR, 1½ bath. FR, 5cr. porch, range, . refg., washer, partial lurn. $330 mo., $100 deposit. - Work Clothes, Hats & Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 579) - Peg. Real Estate Broker 763$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft Hrs 372 7643. 332 4869 HOMESITES 2565 1 BR Iios,se For Rent 3224367 ClHn 3 BR, 2 bath, garage Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st, last mo. rent, security deposit, $325 mo. 547 25 or 323 0)4). Close out sale on diScOntinued lines. SOpct. or more off. Central Kitchens Inc. 1751 Hanger Rd.. Sanford Airport, Bldg. 253. BROKER BATEMAN REALTY -- - Kitchen cabinets 8. counter tops. SEIGLER REALTY MUltiple Listing Service ..i& . 3 BEDROOM, 1'- BATH,? STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $21,900. i809 Palm Way. Fri. & Sat 8 to 6 Household items, clothing (larger 5:5.). tools & etc _____________________________ 68—Wanted to Buy ANYTIME .i Surf Board 6ft. 7 in. swallow tail $75. Nodlngs. 322 1632 NICE CORNER LOT, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE MONROE. PAVED ROAD, CITY WATER, 57.000. TWO TO Cl-lOOSE FROM. Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 Furniture for Sale 2 ACRES. HWY. 46 NEAR MARK HAM ROAD. ONLY $19,900. H•Uuuuu I.. ______________________ (Cot. of 10th) LPN, Full time I part time, Apply in Person Lakeview Nursing Center 919,E 2nd St LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED LOT WITH LARGE OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. ONLY $49,000. 80—Autos for 77—Junk Cars Removed Sales Furniture, Girls bedspread & I ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY AND LAKE GEORGE. ONLY 86,900 Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, C H&A, new appl., ss.reened porch, carport, Large utility bldg. Fish & swim inthegreat St. Johns, plus tennis & swimming pool. You won't believe it, $23,500. Sa'es ln'ormabon Center Ii '4addsn Lake Otivi Sanford, Florida 32771. (305) 323-7511 Queen sz. matt., $30 up; Couches, $15 up Furn & Things. 500 Sanford Ave 323 6593. Executive' desk, chair, cradenza perfect cond.. $800. for all. Saxon photo copier. $200. Hammond organ. $150. Portable humidifier, $25; Firm on all prices. Call 831 1105 after 6 p m & weekends 637 Oakhurst St Altamonte Spgs _____________________________________________ - LAKEVIEW-2BR Apt. Newlydecorated. Nice yard. Aduitsonly. Re45. 322.5729 All.. 574.1401, LAKEFRONT NEAR DeLANO 8 BEDROOM. 2 BATHS, CEDAR HOME. BASS AT YOUR BACK DOOR. IDEAL FOR WEEKEND AND VACATIONS $59,500. A MUST SEE. - - Bunk Beds & Mattresses, good cond., $100. 1 A 78* 13 new tires, 560 322 1448 after 1 p.m. 322 7195 HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. Wc Can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC _Reattor. 641-7518. MA. VA. *1W CONVENTiONAL FINAJICUIG AVAILAILE Sale & chait. coffee table, $110 323 1591 1 ACRE WITH 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE CREATION. ONLY $12,900. Well kept 3 BR split plan. Inside utility room 1.32,000. William Maiiczowski, Realtor 322 7983. ____ -_ BUY iBIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN. ON ALMOSI S ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR LAKE JESSUP. ONLY $37,900. for Matching Aqua Blue studio couch NICELY WOODED DUPLEX LOT ON A CORNER NEAR DOWNTOWN HOSPITAL. 57.500 LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100*140. Trees. 57.000 .3 & 4 m, 2 Bath Models • ErwQy Efficient Huvity Wooded Lots • Central Hilt 6 AW uonaflylandecaped • Full City Convsninas SO—Miscellaneous ACRE ON A HILL. LAKE COUNTY. ZONED MOBILE HOMES, NEAR WEKIVA RIV ER. ONLY $8,900. S 1t'h II, 9?) Sanford 323 5323 54—Garage - ITil, Ci WEKIVA RIVER FRONTAGE I ACRE, TALL TREES. PAVED ROAD. 5)8.000. LAKE COUNTY. j' ' 39,500 STAC K HOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. Licensed Mortgage Broker 2323 So. U.S. I Titusville, FL Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home on nice corner lot with DR, front & rear porch, fireplace. cath. edral ceilings & Morel Only $22,000! ) re5uItiE The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you wilt TO 13 YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1-800437-4002 43—Lots-Acreage Sanford 321-0702 PRE-OEVELOPMENT PRICES NOW FROM: $4,000 to $100,000 WORLD BROKER CAN YOU BELIEVEII BR, I bath home In immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches, DR & 1g. BRI A Buy for $12,500! Sanf. Adults, nopets, I BR Air, ww carp. ceramic bath, etc. $175mo.3-1019 Housekeeper- Must be good with chIldren. Mon. thru FrI. Own trans. & references Dillon. . SUPER 4 BR, Pa bath home in Dreamwold w.C.H8.A, w.w carpet, OR, FIa. Pm., Scr. Patio &Much Morel BPP WARRANT. ED. Only 1.35,9001 - & financial statements. Taxes, payroll. Good portunity for advancemnf, Post machine dirable. Write lox 30,c4 Evening Herald P.O. Box l6 S&N.(fd Fl. - SEIGLER REALTY FANTASTiC 1 BR, 2 bath remodeled home in Pine Heights with C.H&A, ww carpet, eat.in kit., Fla. Pm., Fenced yard on nice loti BPP WARRANTED. Wow! only $37,900! SECOND MORTGAGES See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap Siding & ShinQil! roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 5200 VA& FHA Financing The Real Estate Agency REALTORS OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979' LOVELY 3 BR, 2 Ls&h home in Pinecrest with ww carpet, breakfast bar, Fla. Rm., Dining ereai Extrast BPP WARRANT. ED. Just $4S,000t WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8. 2nd MORTGAGES. R Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. 4 D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 862-7483 LAKEFRONT HWY 46. WEST OF I-I. TALL TREES AND LARGE FISH. 521.900 . — Nurses aides. Full & part time. Expel'. nec. Apply, in person Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. 2105 sq. ft. of living, remodeled kit w butcher block cabinets, new floor tile, recessed lighting, Corning top stove, beamed Ceiling in LI? & DR. Pool above ground, new liner, all eqpt. lays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walking distanceto stores, schools & bus Nice neigh borhood. All this & CH 8. CA. 5.11,500 REALTY &Soki 42—Mobile Homes 7439 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford EMPLOY M LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and it we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad woul't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three tO Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.SQQ437.$403 anytime for recorded message. *546,500 End the space raci SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading.GreatpotentIal,good cony, location, $59,900. M. Unsworth Realty ___________ *526,500. Acute starter or for young at heart. 3 BR, 1 ba near shopping Call today on I one. WHERE THE ACTION 1St Exc. location, dance studio business w.great potential on Hwy. 17.92. Only $1,000. Work Wanted To Clean Const. New Homes JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl Lakeview 2 (II? pebble stu wood floors, fireplace, Cltr'js beautiful quiet Lake Helen, off I 4 5)9.500 or best offer 1 904 229 269 2344$. trench Ave. 3220231,323.7173,322.0779 New 235 Homes, 1 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. ,, quIOER. 322-287. Newly redecorated 3-2 home. 2600 sq ft. living area. 27*12 game room, ideal for large family Beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, schools & recreation area 551.500 2435 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR net 47-A—Mortgages Bought SANFORD: 528.500. 3 8dm,, 1 bath, carport, nice neighbor. hood My equity & assume lowrate loan at $87 mo 2nd mtg.. negotiable. 323 6228. 2 Acres In Lake Mary wig, block shed, corner lot cleared w-some trees. $25,000. _________________________ ___________________________ - GET AWAY FROMITALL Ideal for hunting, fishing or just loafing. On the edge of the Ocala National Fnrnst 5)2,750. 3 BR spilt plan. C.H&A. Kit. eqp., double car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. B IS to U 41—Houses NEW LISTINGS IN PINECREST 80 SIN E SS OP POR TON liv Ham & eggs anyone? One of Sanfords tines? restaurants tocted in ideal location Come sample tho menu $28,000. 3 BR, 2 bath split plan. FR, Double corner lot. $6,000 down & assume. 21—Situations Wanted Secretarial-good typist with shorthand. Good with figures. Sanford locotlon. Telephone work Involved. Pleasant working cond. Excellent chance for advancement. Write Box 21, co Evening Herald P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. Experienced janitor, must use buffing machine. $3 hr. See John Moore at Zayre Store, Sanford, 8 am. to 10 am. No Calls. BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, lakes nearby Located near shopping in Deltona. 54.000 3 BR, 2 bath. Lovely pool & patio area. $9,600 down, $330 mo. pays all. 332.49)4 eves & weekends. ___________________________ Wanted ON LAKE MARY Beautiful home large rooms, 1 3, many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc., etc. $130,000 House for sale. 3 BR, 1 bath. New washer 8. dryer Inc. Big lot, By Owner. 372.1949. 41—Houses - REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7498 _______________________________ 2 BR, 1 bath house Completely renovated, over-sized lot. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm Ave. 322.2780 6(61108 24 HOUR 4iHöës CailBart REALTY sure -INUIINNUUIIUNU Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts Huge 3 BR. 38 home plus Mother in law cottage on Lk. Butler in Volusia County. 599,000. SAVE GAS STAY HOME Swim in your own POOl, B.B.Q grill waitIng for cook.out, plenty shade trees & citrus trees, All this and large brick home w4 BR, 20, fain, room, din, room, C. HIA. Must see. Only $85,, From Sanford SR.46 to Wayside Dr. then left, go 1 mile, on left at Shadow Lake. Lot 19 next to Wilson Place. 322-6121 SPOLSKI CONSI. INC. Baby Sitter wanted 2 or 3 day week, 2:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 322.6099 _____________________________ Child Care with hot meals 2toeyears 3226431 _________________________ I 41 ses PARADE OF HOMES Typist secretary, Part time, CX perienced 60 wpm, small office in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 hr. 373.6300. _________________________ Will do baby sitting in my home, day 8. evening. 2 8. under 3231332 S By owner. I BR, 1 B., Air, w-w carpet. Sprinkler system. Close to downtown. Aft. 5:30. 323-6707. _____________________________ 3 BR, 28 nice corner lot Assumable mtg. $35,500 Call 322-1801 For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Portlg 323.5324. _________________________ ARE BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES AD WANT THE FROM COLUMNS. Children tokeep in my home Dayor Night. Hot meals 322.5013 N U Cash for your lot! Will build on yourlotorourlot. V Enterprise, Inc. 614.3013 Med&Jnc. Realtor - - . , - /A.FHA.235.COflV. Homes Low Down Payment Part time warehouseman. Apoly in perSOn The Loxcreen Co. 30 Silver Lake Dr. 322.1031. - PIL -i- r_ U :i lm7hrdiate'Otcupancy Pew3 B 1 8 block home. WalKing distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 8. downtown. $27,500 w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6437 or 322-7111 aft 5- A COLORFUL FUTU.E ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're. earning good money and. meeting nice people. Call 644. 3079 for details. AVON - Elderly Lady Needs Room & Board, no nursing 3391)73 or 671.3813 YOUR - - --..'." -. '' N I - 41—Houses ia—Help Wanted- -- ______ - - U ______________________________________________________ _______________________________________ 18—Iip ': 3 LineS Minimum Sunday - Noon FrIdQj 6—Child ' ore Daytona Beach-Huichison ocean front ApIs. weekly. Call 3224058 if no ans. (904) 252.9492. DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before PubIiction -- - 36—crt Propertyc 1 tIme .................43C 3cons.CUI1VC times ... . 38c a line iconsicutivi times .....35C a line I Thursday, May31, 1979-HA IIIIIIU.U.iNi. '' a line Uf'I lO — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Will giveS year leaseonS beautiful RfXES .C.LSSI.FIED DEPL 1. home near Sanford, already fenced on 3 sides, $100 mo. 898Kennison Dr ie:r32 831-9993 322-2611 8:00 A.M. - Lots biie Home Minor home repairs, painting. cleaning. yard work, pressure cleaning, windows replaced, drop ceilings, etc. Call 831 7112, 5.30 p.m. on WANT ADS API BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL. OVER . - Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large Call Mr Taylor Free Est 322 8313 DAVES PAIN TINIJ Trim your house, $145 I dab. St'rv good paint & Ret 831 1179 Glass & Screen ,creen- - porches, pool end. , wds. All type re glazing & wd. install Free Est. Mr, Taylor 32? 55.43 '' Grooming & Boarng ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, llea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages. 322 5757. Plumbing Service ALL PLUMIIiNGPIOItLEMS Repairs. Leaks. F act Serylce Chq Cds 3!) 0111 327 1601 — Railings __________________________ Custom built iron work indo*guards.gatesetc Martin s373 7861, 339 7693 List Your Business... DiI 322-2611 oi' 831-9993 To I ...r. �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Thursday, May 31, 1q79 _p - — - - -- - - - -- a-- -_-_-_. -- ------- -a-- --- - ____ __ _ icottyA"s S prin Into 'iZ Wood STEP STOOL Sturdy 24" step stool for use around the home or workshop. i7f\\ GAS GRILL SYNTHETIC LAWN TURF Aluminum body and hood. Stainless steel burner. Heavy duty welded grate. (JJ Volcanic briquets and lb. tank included. Rich, cool Green indoor/outdoor turf in 6' and 12 widths. Resists mildew, weather and chem- 29 ki HI ilL i. II 1C8IS. II Bungalow PANELING 5/32" x 4' 8' x (WiflhII have simulated woodgrain printed finish that will add warmth to any room at a budget rice 1 I'1 Hill! IIIt4"Ii II I I / hull I .i!1ltj P panels . I! ' INI fI I . III . for /Oss then $401 W. C. 111MAOLEV CO. IL Each 95 Reg. Price (each)..... 6.19 o. GG600 T 99 6- Each Panel e PKce teach). 98.86 255 KITCHEN FAUCET Oscillating SPRINKLER Guaranteed "drip-free" for 5years Extra long spout covers more sink area No 07229 Sealed self-lubricating motor. 4-position dial for selecting watering pattern Covers 2200 sq. ft. Safety arm feature disengages if accidentally ô 99 1999 Reg Price (each) ' - TOILET TANK FILL VALVE Save watr isv. mon.y. New, dutinqFL11pro 14 sale. Buy • FlIipro FIN Valve, Get a Flap Jack for just 10 - r... I r r. Electric Grass TRIMMER F WUDEAITER f Trimmer ,.us a ,m1 i Yd -i--- SAW HORSE BRACKETS Easy to assemble take down J CONCRETE MIX Folds for easy storage Gray enamel finish. Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag makes n :• . _ . woo ..IIIIdPI ir •! .- -• CONCIM Reg Price (bag) * '.ZM I j_ rjIVLtJI11. . 1.29 Reg Price (pair) r - .- I [ i L ZJ - -. ,, Pai r 1.39 —. -.L--r -. -- -i'-. -. .2 - y - - -.'i ' : P'A •. .: MTWffia Sq. Ft. !'L ..• - Self-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES STORM and SCREEN DOOR CLOSER I •- - - Adjustable pneumatic closet gives Sealed down by the sun's heat to sure closing power. Aluminum CiBete a solid, one-piece roof. finish Complete with all Installation 4 White and Colors hardware -.. .:- • - tr.. Kraft Iackedjj GRID CEILING PANELS FIBERGLASS€Tj1'1\ 2 x 4' panels for suspended coiing - 1 INSULATION I l A well insulated home can save year warranty as much as 30% in CkppielskJeal for manicur fuel costs eactiyear. Ing Pffio-sizSd lawrs. Cuts 141 Sq. Ft. 149 800 41: •:'-- - 699 . q S yd) 319 q. Each Reg Price (each) 6 9 Reg Price (s 49 lift. Reg. Price (panel). 3.39 -: •. - , ,, -..-. w.• • . • • - -. -- - Ou The FilIpro Fill Valve and Flap Jack Flapper are all you need to fix your GARDEN TOOLS J toilet once and for all FdlproFiH Valve __ UAIWO .010 Got both for only Round BOW RAKE Has 14 curved teeth on13%"head, 54" handle. 4.80 Apply with brush cx roller. White and Colors. GARDEN HOSE Deluxe two-ply hose with'a smooth gkmy finish. 1 r2*' x 50'. .1199 Mopacote Acrylic Latax HOUSE PAINT m"Onry. STEEL SHELVING White &W Colors. 8" C* - Has five adjustable shelves. Constructed of heavy gauge steel. Strong ribbed posts and sway braces for added rigidity. U.. as wpr Exterior Latex - ______ I IiOI&'COI! I FAlill flVU I For exterior it ; ,z of masonry or metal. 419 Each 235 2 45 3.05 ,\<'\ Luminous Lighting PLASTIC PANELS high, or as two units, each 36" * 37" high. 15 99 12' x36'*73" (each) FS-11 8.5 18"x36"x73"(each) .... lt99 Standard gauge, vinyl asbestos 12" x 12" tile. PP-1 Gold Chip, PP-20 Spring Green, PP-23 Pebble Beige x IM'. No.I. Each ....4.49 ble l .: Summer Sequence SYNTH ETIC TURF -' moisture. dourngea weed o* -. arounti Use f LIGHT BULBS I ' —: I Lknit 5w'ihcoupon I • B" J VA- : SD,nd 1I Rog. ftclNchbut) bw. dw:!:IPl i 15JUNE 7 .ua'w • Ii I • • Qfl adjustable flange.. Pokshed aluminum rod is 1" diameter. No sctswsn.ceuary. Fits perfectly Into the suspended ceiling grid system. Provkles a soft, diffused light when used with Indiract lighting fixture. 2' x 4' panels. FRISIIIIATIC 35 2 ______ - -- . . fl7J1 No. 4565X84 ............. 2.95 __________________ ____________________________________ .1 *1~ Un Ft.490 • i. • .. . •uuuau.auu...... . ... I Strong construction grade lumber. • - : .", - - (jj '-_- 2 x 4 x 926/ SPRUCE PRECUT STUDS __---- EnI.. -, a • : . - . • 4% • .. . Piece ......... 112 . . I I vrnIzivI'ii - •,el. 197 GIBSON-HOMANS . I 'BPIossSCREWDRIVER KIT .. Contains 31111 biad. and 3 PhillIps hard' I sc'iwdnves. a scow stan.,, punch and S Lwswr2 with coupon I I Bulb 19C :1 ii - doois and : Agency Approved • , •-. : 880 I 3/8'x4'*8'CDX ....... I 5/8"x4'x8' COX .10.62 i'y T at • h HOURS: 7:3O-6O Monday thru Saturday - VISA Do-it-yourself Feeling Closed Sunday ___ •• •.-. -------- .. _ -. . . -•- eialdAdvertiser - 6.70 Thursday, May 31, 1979 .7.49 PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 7 700 French Avenue Ph:323-4700 ..•...- Evening Heiald 0 . . EXPIRES JUNE 7 . .1 , Can EXPIRESJUNE7 s ____ •oiSlis Kit fl9 5 Lumv2wsthcoupon • 71 : .: Clean% sesy to use. windows • l' go iiRfg 'Pp,C•IkIr SHEATHING PLYWOOD W040 LUBRICANT ' Manapament reserve$ the right to limit quantities on special sale rmchandise. ________ a so _j. from 6 decorator stripes in O'ori2'widths. 449 Sq.Yd.................. SANFORD • 1 x 12 SHELVING Soft, easy to use. Will accept paint stain. 8" through 16' lengths. 2 x 4 x 8' tDDIlt STUD r Choose customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery Is available for a small charge. r Alk Piece ....... 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White (gallon) Colors(gallon)4.49 r lock. 3/4" wide rigid Solitude Flreshleid 5/8" Yellow blade belt FLOOR TILE Each LPIfldfl 831212'x3/4" 4.99 [7' SS No. TI 2-60 Each ...... 2.39 AN purpose paint for Gallon Futures high impact Sflantsx 5/8" SLNE WSTEEL SINK TUFF-LITE 185 case, positive toggle Solitude 5/8" Open Back ROUND SHOVEL Rural MAIL BOX Good utility shovel for yard and gar- Galvanized stool, ribbed fcx extra don. Balanced. Sturdy 48" handle. strength. Tapered red flag. Coventry Interior Lotex WALL PAINT Gallon .... Cotlnto 1/2' POWERTAPERULE - • -••.-• - ••• - •- - - - -- -- . -. . ••• •. . - . - • �Thursday, May 31, 179 2—Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. I Mechan'i'cs.* Maybe Time To Specialize sill k,11 MA I Ll DO _pTil $69 k I Special Free Factory Air - 41 MPG If you're thinking A about buying a Datsun, Toyota, -_ Fiat or Honda, Think AgainI Test Drive a Renault SAVE $ HUNDRED-- YiLT. 25 To Choose From WE WILL SHOW YOU THE FACTORY INVOICE. Le Discount King Price Only Includes Freight a Service 2 dr. D/L CONCORD 2 dr. D/L SPIRIT V loo V Radio V Factory Air Automatic V Color Key Wheel Covers V Body Side Molding V Power Steering po Tinted Windows i..' 6 Cy, Engine Much More " poo Fool V y Automatic Factory Air V Tinted Glass Power Steering .' Reclining Seats Landau Vinyl Roof V WSW Tires Opera Window Day Nit. Mirror .' 6 Cy. Engine fr#1 Body Side Molding Color Key Wheel Covers ...' AM Radio Quartz Clock 2 Dr. Or 4 Dr. Paying The Low Price - - Electronic (Top) standard ignition distributor (bottom) 4874 Equipped With V V Factory Air V Automatic V Power Steering V Tinted Glass V Road Wheels V V V V X-Striping Bucket Seats Radial Tires Roof Rack 20 Gal. Fuel Tank While They Last ONLY 3388 1976 FORD LTD 4 DR. AUTO, AIR Not Always Best Deal - ONLY 4988 ONLY $4788 $ 70 GREMLIN X Loaded With Equipped With Tinted Glass Styled Wheels V Flipper Quarter Window v' Heavy Duty Cooling V Front Wheel Drive V 4 Cyl Engine V Rust Proofing .' Super Gas Mileage Best Gas Mileage In Its Class Economy Hatchbacks V '78 Gremlin X 79 CONCORDS 2 dr, 4drs. D/L 79 Spirits Spirit 2 dr. D/L's ,- - '79 LoCar List Price '5369 '495 Free Air Best Buy in Flu. Never Before Never Again! - cold, the choke must be set rTL y*f Rally Stripes V Bucket Seats V Fold Down Rear Seat V' Power Assist. Brakes V Fold Down Arm Rest V Rear Window Defogger V Rear Sway Bar V Day Nita Mirror V 4 Speed Transmission ' Map Pockets V Michelin ZX Radial V Full Carpets V Factory Air V Cigar Lighter Jeep Wagoneet earnin lo Start Your Car Properly for the car to start and continue to run. The first step ln setting the automatic choke and the fast Idle that accompanies It By FARRLS CATO is to depress the acBaird- Ray Datsun celerator firmly to the floor. At a time when high prices are the norm rather than Then release it. exception, bargains and special look real good.. On popular cars with But, when Is a deal a deal? The lowest price is not carburetors, there are no always the best bargain. exceptions to this Procedure, ate $10 at one place and $15 at another may not Of course, this Isn't true be the better "deal". Ten dollars may be the better for cars equipped with hand monetary bargain but $15 the true value bargain. chokes or fuel Injection or for Know with whom you are dealing. Not just the cars whose automatic dealership but also service managers and technicians chokes are out of ad- make friends. justment. Check your Check the odometer when you leave your car and again owners manual to be sure when you pick It up. This will ensure you that the car has of your car's cold-starting been road tested. mechanism. Also ask to have all old parts returned to you. Many The tricky part Is deter- dealers and garages have special plastic bags for this mining when the engine is purpose. cold. Generally, cold means When you are satisfied with the job done always ask the engine temperature is for the same technician on later visits, to work on your below 100 deg. automobile. You will be surprised at the little extra pains Engines warm up and cool and pride they wiljtake with your car. In most cases they will do a bit more than the job calls down at different rates depending on sixe -And , for in that you will. ak for them again..,., Drive . St. No. 99olR Example Equipped With ________ - Front Wheel - - / M~ New '79 Renault Grand Opening $100 over dealer's cost pleased with your diagnostic The pictures illustrate By HECK BECKWITH skills to this point you obvious physical differences Special to The Herald As an educator at proceed to remove the between the electronic Seminole Community distributor cap to examine ignition distributor (top) and College i am extremely the points, the standard point ignition 'That points? There's no distributor (bottom). concerned with student learning problems which in points In there like you've However, it should also be many eases seem to ever seen??? Stupified, you obvious that the concept of emanate from the lack of hestitantly recall something "the distributor as a switcomprehending basic con- about this car being ching device" is as valid for cepts presented early in the equipped with an electronic one as for the other. This ignition. Oh well, no shame. should be evident if note is educational process. One alternative is to If you In this instance had taken of the component to pecIalize to the point that only paused to consider the the right in each picture the mechanic feels confident problem in a conceptual the ignition coil. In fact, the and yet will not specialize light, you probably would same coil could be utilized in himself out of it job when the have quickly realized that both systems with equally next technological advance while it was Indeed an good performance. comes down the pike, out- electronic ingition system, summarizing, it should be dating his knowledge bank. the concept of operation was evident that a pause to The shift to electronics is no different than you were consider the concept (S) causing this very problem accustomed to in the good- involved may have led to the With large numbers of ex- old-days of the standard next logical step, rather than point ignition system. More a formidable roadblock, of jerienced mechanics.) Another alternative, which specifically, both systems checking the Ignition system seems to be more durable in employ or utilize a step-up at the coil to see if indeed our ••. the long rim, is resorting to transformer known as an switch (tllstributor-electr- This is the Datsun 280zx, named Import Car of The Year by Motor Trend. the or ignition coil designed to take onic or otherwise) was building up strengthening of the con- 12 volt primary (battery) performing its function. The car set all kinds of records against other import models competing ceptual knowledge bank. voltage and step it up to the However, specifies coupled for the title. Your vehicle has failed to 20,000 or more volts required with elements of fear may start after repeatbd at- to ignite the fuel-air mixture have clouded over the untemptsto start it. The starter in the engine. In both Cases, derlying concept and the L is functioning properly, yet It the distributor primary subsequent diagnosis of the fails to start. As any good circuit is designed to act as a g mechanic would do, you open switch to turn on and off the the hood (after you check the current allowing the ignition Please be advised that I gas guage!) and begin to coil to build up the voltage am not against specifics, take basic troubleshooting and subsequently release it details and the likes, steps to locate the problem. to the secondary circuit for however, to borrow from an There is gasoline In the firing the fuel-air mixture. old cliche we must learn to carburetor and available to The concept we are walk before running. By JOHN MEYER Obviously, the air tern- automatic choke. The car the engine. You then rernove dealing with here, simply Specifics are eventually Special to The Herald peraturc also has an effect. might stall, and the sudden a sparkplug wire and place it stated is: the primary circuit required to rectify the Nothing is more basic to When the engine tern- strain Is hard on its trannear it suitable ground, of the distributor Is merely a problem for sure, but the than starting the car. after a smission, engine and drive perature is high checking for a spark when switching device for the diagnosis many times is best driving the engine is cranked over, functioning of the ignition facilitated by sticking with But, surprisingly, many long drive for example—do train. motorists do not know how to not attempt to set the choke. Alta! No spark! Somewhat coil. the concepts. start their vehicles properly. However, the engine often Give the car time to warm Most cars with car- will not warm up after a up and get its oil circulating. buretors are equipped with short trip to the store. The mlnlinwn necessary is automatic chokes. But Don't drive off im- 30 seconds; two or three . "automatic" doesn't mean mediately after setting the minutes are even better. the choke works all by itself. When the car's engine is - Thursday, May 31,1979-3 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Only $2388 1973 GMC VANDURA VAN 1977 CHEVY IMPALA 4 DR. Only $3188 AUTO, AIR Only $2288 AUTO, AIR 1978 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 AUTO, AIR Only 5488 1977 AMC PACER S.W. 1976 BUICK REGAL 2 DR. Only $3488 AUTO, AIR 2 IN STOCK Only $3688 AUTO, AIR - ( , - ••. . •. • •• ILI _ 1976 ALFA ROMEO 45P. 1974 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR. AUTO, AIR 1976 MERCURY MONARCH 4 DR. Only 2688 AUTO, AIR ! 1 III1 or! Only 3588 I il Only 1888 :i '4:Y1: -- �I' 1 Knowing Car Care Improves Gas Mileage No matter if it guzzles gasoline or merely sips it, your car will reward you with its best gas mileage If you maintain it well and drive it wisely. And, with gasoline prices soaring ever upward, a little care could provide big savings. For instance, say the engineers at Consumer Reports, a tune-up can cut gas consumption by a much as 10 percent. Just how does that translate into dollars and cents? Let's assume you drive 15,000 miles a year In a car that averages 15 miles per gallon when it's well-tuned. You'd have to buy 1,000 gallons a year to get around. Given a gas price of 80 cents per gallon, for example, you'd be spending $800 a year at the pumps. Now, let's assume the same car Is so out of tune that gas economy has been reduced 10 percent, cutting miles per gallon to 13.5. At that rate, you'd spend $888 a year. Improved mileage is good enough reason to keep your car in tune, but there are other bonuses as well: the engine lasts longer, and emissions are kept to a minimum. A proper tune-up includes checking — and, where appropriate, adjusting or replacing - plugs, points, air filters, choke, carburetor and engine timing. While gas economy can be improved with some underthe-hood work, still more savings can be gained by adjusting wheel alignment and keeping tires inflated properly. Because badly adjusted wheels and underinflated tires prevent your car from roiling down the road as easily as it could if must expend extra energy to keep moving. Here, too, there's a bonus aligning the wheels and Have you ever read the classified ads while shopping for a used car? If so, you may be mystified by the fact that cars that sound like carbon copies of each other can have such a wide difference in price. By KEMP IIOWLAND /. General Manager Or perhaps you have a car to trade but are reluctant to do so because the dealers won't even allow you close to what you think your car is worth. After all, if one '74 Chevy two-door is selling for $2,500 it stands to reason that any '74 Chevy two-door should be worth the same. Right? That said, you'll save still more gas money if you're careful about the way you start and drive your car. For example, Consumer Reports' engineers say you're simply wasting gasoline if you 'warm-up" the engine for more than a minute. Blue Book Cars Well, It sounds good, but it doesn't work out that way. Professional used car appraisers base their value estimates on two simple criteria: Market value and condition. These two items determine what your car is worth In trade, and what you'll have to pay to get the cur you want. Once you leave your parking space, fuel economy rests with your own two feet. By maintaining steady pressure on the accelerator pedal and using the brakes only when absolutely necessary, you'll cut gas consumption. Your right foot should have a light touch. If your car has an automatic transmission, you'll drive most efficiently by going as slowly as conditions allow without letting the transmission shift into lower gear. If your car has standard shift, you'll achieve the greatest economy by driving as slowly as you can in high gear. Finally, If you're taking the trouble to increase your car's fuel economy, keep In mind that a lot of money can be saved at the pump. Buy the lowest-priced gasoline your owner's manual allows. It makes no sense to buy premium gas for a car that can run on regular. And most ears made today are designed to run on regular gasoline. Condition Important, Too Supply-Demand Affect Car Prices maintaining correct tire pressure will help your tires wear evenly and last longer. When you're on the road, try to maintain enough space in front of you and to your left so you can safely pass a vehicle that slows down or stops suddenly. Obviously, driving this way will save fuel by reducing the number of times you have to brake and accelerate. HAL MOUGHTON PROMOTED Jack Prosser, president, Jack Prosser Ford announces the appointment of Hal Houghton to the position of Finance and Insurance Manager. Houghton was formerly a member of the Prosser sales department and has been associated with automobile dealerships for the past nine years. are the rituals you must go through in order to keel) the value as high as possible on the car you drive? And what can you expect in return for diligent cosmetic and mechanical maintenance? Market value is not something that can be controlled by an individual. If you bought a big gas guzzler last year and want to trade it or sell it now, you are in for a serious economic shock. If you bought a little car when gas was plentiful and want to sell or trade it now, you are in for a pleasant surprize. Supply and demand are the "big guns" when it comes to market value, and there is nothing you or I can do about it. But we can do something about the overall condition of our vehicles. If you don't believe how important condition is to the value of a used car, just look at these figures: According to the May 21st edition of the Black Book Official Used Car Market Guide, the market value on a full size two-year-old Oldsmobile can vary as much as $1,915 based on condition alone. Similar variations exist on all makes and models. Condition is extremely important when evaluating a used car. What can you do about the condition of your car? What ROAD RIP-OFFS TO AVOID THIS SUMMER 1 A regular cleaning schedule will keep the value up on any vehicle. The trick is to do your cleaning before It actually needs to be done, and do it as often as possible. Of course the cleanest car in the world won't be worth a nickel if it doesn't run right. Regular preventative maintenance is the best way to protect your investment. By not hilly seating the engine-oil dipstick, warns Popular Mechanics In the June issue, an attendant can actually show" that you're down a quart Didn't notice your bent wiper blade, mister? Maybe It got that way while windshield was being cleaned. The bottoin line is that the less a dealer has to spend on your trade-in in order to make it saleable, the more he can allow you for the car in trade. When you consider the difference between (lie value of a well kept, clean looking car that runs like new, and a dirty, rough looking ear in need of mechanical repair, it imiakes sense to take care of your cur. Be a maintenance fanatic! Vacuum and wax and clean (il you're blue in the face. Get everything working and keep it working. It's just like money in the bank. Evening Herald Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6x a week to your home, only 75c a week - $3.25 a month. '72 Nova 2--Dr. - '7 Ford Work Van : ON LY This means regular routine system checks, fluid and filter changes, tune-UPS, tire rotation, etc. It is important to solve little problems before they can beuoine big problems, it is also less expensivi. if you hear an 0(1(1 squeak or clunk, get it taken care of. Don't wait until your triu%siliiSSiOIi falls out. Have any problem looked at tin' me(hately, 110 mutter how insignificant it may seem at the time. Keep all systems in good working order. Squirt oil 011 door and hood hinges. Spray silicone or other lubricant on control, cables. Keep freon in the air conditioner, water in the battery, and coolant in the radiator. Learn to check oil levels yourself and do it once a week. Spend an hour or two with your car every week and you'll have hundreds of dollars more to work with at trade-in time. First impressions are always the most important. Unfortunately first impressions are always visual: what you see often determines whether or not you are interested. So cosmetics are a big part of retaining the value of an automobile. Used car appraisers are turned on by a car that looks well cared for. A car that is washed and waxed regularly, has clean carpets and seats, has a dustfree instrument cluster and dashboard and a clean trunk and engine compartment will really get an appraisers enthusiasm. A car that looks 'lived in," has dull paint and chronic, dings and dents, soiled or ripped upholstery and strange odors in the passenger area will turn the appraiser off. 6 Cylinder Std. Shift Engine oil you don't really noad or no oIl ..t 811 16 what you'll get If you don't get out of your car and keep your eyes open. This quad "can of oil" is empty to begin with. ThursdaY, May Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser Sanford, Fl. • £ • , ., 6 Cylinder - Auto. 31,000 Miles 2195001 : : s . . : : ONLY $ 1 895 73 Ford 2-Dr. 173 Hornet 177 Dodge Van '76 Torino Reg. Gas Air 2-Dr. -6 Cyl. Air - Auto 318 V.8 Auto - Air Squire Wagon - Sharp Extra Clean ONLY $179500 "69 firebird All it Needs Is Paint 1 ONLY $199500 75 Monza Hatchback V-B - Auto. Air ONLY $419500 74 Cougar X-R-7 Air - Auto. Reg. Gas ONLY $379500 72 Pinto Coupe One Careful Owner ONLY $2695001ONLY $269500 ONLY 1595 ® ONLY 78 Chevette 75 F-350 Camper Spiel ,1 '74 Duster1 76 Granada Ghia 4 Cylinder -4 Speed $119500 6 Cylinder - Auto Air - Sharp Cooling system boss Is slit and "conscientious" attendant brings leak to your attention. You're stuck for now hose, a gallon or, two of antifreeze and labor. A no-start condition is easy to rig while an attendant Is under your hood. If you're not aware of obsenad Ignition wire, you coUd b sold a cq,i- pMstUft. : ' '.s. Plop-plop, fizz-fizz treatment with antacid tablets neutralizes battery acid. Attendant will gladly sell you ibatt.ry—"Wlfl th4tt JA cash or charge?" Slant Six Auto. - Air Super Heavy Duty 4-Door - SAVES GAS ONLY $379500 ONLY $2295001ONLY $3495001ONLY$3795' �U Thursday, May 31, 1979-7 Evening Herald S. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. I For American Consumer Peugeot: French Firms Sopht*sti* cate .. YOU SEE IT ALL IN THE The prestigious Peugeot 604 SL V6, equipped with a larger engine for 1979, is the top-of4he-line model offered by Peugeot Motors of America and represents the most sophisticated automobile the French manufacturer has ever sold In this country. - Precision-sized on the outside, the Peugeot 604 is a four-door, truly fivepassenger sedan, skillfully engineered to provide maximum Interior space and comfort. Styled by the Italian master Pininfarina, It is a sleek, refined car that blends high performance with luxury and safety. The overall impression is one of understated elegance. An incomparably smooth ride is perhaps the most outstanding feature of the Peugeot 604. MacPherson strut front suspension combines with independent rear semi-trailing arms, anti-sway bars, and oversized patented shock absorbers to produce stability and ease of handling at almost any speed, on almost any terrain. The orthopedically designed, contoured seats are individually tuned to the suspendion, resulting in long-trip comfort and rideability, without "mushiness." F] .!.*_. - I_% - •'i.& - . .N:t - PEUGEOT 604 SL V6 The 604 is powered by Peugot's own advanced version of the 90-degree V6 Euro-Engine - the same version that allowed Peugot to dominate the African rallies in 1978 with impressive victories in the Bandama and Safari. Frontmounted, it is a 2.9 liter (174 cu. in.) aluminum-alloy PGV. with two overhead camshafts and electronic Ignition. Two Solex carburetors are used: Everything you're looking for in a new or used car...everything you've looked for in comfort, styling and economy ... all at a price tailored to your individual needs. In Seminole County you'll see cars, cars and more cars ... Wagons, compacts, sports cars, sedans, luxury models, truths with the extras and options you want. Bring the family...shop and compare the Seminole County Auto Dealers that advertise in the SM1INOLE COUNTY AUTO SUPERMARKET every Thursday In the hieing Herald and Herald Advertiser. For advertising rates and Information cog.. 3222611 I ,J 1 -.. '. _' .tI ?. a single-barrel primary and a double-barrel secondary that is automatically deployed when more power Is needed. This system has the advantage of combining cruising economy and high performance. : .. With its high torque (162.5 lb.-ft. at 3,000 rpm) and a55weight 45 front-rear distribution, the 604 is responsive to driving the roof situations that call for and chassis support pillars. The something extra. The sporty, with six steel compartment is predictable feel is evident to passenger the driver, whether passing protected by progressively on high-speed expressways deformable ends and affords or clImtAng steep mountain the driver with a remarkable peripheral 294 -degree roads. visibility. Central pneumatic control of the door locks and The 604 rates extremely the Ignition 44511 In passenger safety. placement of switcfl on the left of the The .SII4IS( UflhIz.Od body steering column ensure maximum childproofing. A unique Gallic touch IS the ue of the righthand control stalk for turnindicator and horn, while the left stalk provides finger-Up control of light and wiper systems. Convenience lights abound in front and rear, and the full-sized, flat-floored trunk offers 13.6 cubic feet of useable space. Most "options" are standardon the Peugeot 6o4: power-assisted rack-andpinion steering, powerassisted four-wheel disc brakes, newly developed Michelin TRX high-speed radials, air conditioning, power windows, rear window defroster and tinted glass all around. Also standard are those little extras to he expectedofa first-class luxury sports sedan: fully reclining front bucket seats, padded steering wheel, tachometer, quartz clock, built-in rear head rests, retractable rear central arm rest, and more. transmission or an optional three-speed automatic. Other major options include a choice of two shades of genuine leather to replace the plush velour seats, electric sunroof, cruise control, and a selection of The Peugeot 604 is five two-stage metallic available with a fully syn- paints, as well as white, dark chronized five-speed manual blue and black. �9—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May j,i',ii NOTICE TO THE SPORTS CAR ENTHUSIAST... In efforts to meet the demand for the sensational 1979 Datsun 280 ZX we have just received a new shipment of 25 which were special ordered by this dealership. These great automobiles have all the necessary factory options; some of which are fully loaded. A choice of either 5-speed or automatic, std. model or G.L.'s is available with various colors to choose from. During the past several months we have received several inquiries concerning this great sports car. Now, as never before, we can offer these prestige automobiles at attractive reductions. But you had better hurry! They are hard to get and at the prices we're offering they won't remain in stock long. We invite you to come in for a test drive today. Sorry, no prices quoted pver the phone. T" You The Management OfI11941 j :' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 31, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0548b2927354b0d1302bf759dfea023e.pdf 99a5efae5768052a8ef0f7149f2623e5 PDF Text Text .01 Tuesday, June 26, 1979 411-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE I (To-411 WEAT"EQ T S SO - NiCE ' ( WEOtJC,-4T'TO TAKE A LITTLE OiO'r MR CNTHE;1,5 A, E 'l'O A PAID ~ Chic Young by - ACROSS I Not as much 41 On same side r-F v 5 Male or (suE...As LONG AS') IT/ / I PAtO If- YEAR I> ". Lil LL Ig i by Mort Walker REMEMBER THE OLP SANG, SARGE, 'A W47CHEP POT NEVE R MOW .AB.)UT A TOLP POT? CT) ..- ( 1'r12 iL preposition 45 Require 48 Actress Merkel 50 lysergic acid diethylamide (P') 20 Draws 23 Among 25 Fruit drink 27 Negatives 28 Oceans 33 Set trap burden 2 Spookily 3 Defray 4 Heavens 5 Not rigid 6 Goddess of fate — — — — — — — 1 2 3 4 5 6 - i - - 14 - -- ii - - - - - 7 — — — 8 9 10 — it - 12 - - beast of Gershwins 30 And so on (abbr lat. 2 wds) 31 Not moist 32 Feign 33 Criterion 35 Put it there - o - 15 - — w THE BORN LOSER 21 20 exaggerations about estrogen and the menopause that it's perfectly understandable that you'd be confused, as are many other readers. Inthefirstplace,SlflCeYOU've had a hysterectomy, there's no way you can have cancer of the uterus caused by taking estrogen hormones. Second, If you don't have lumpy breasts or breast disease and don't develop any, there's no reason to be concerned about taking estrogen and the possibility of breast cancer. Beyond that, there Is a long list of complications that can occur In some women taking female hormones but there are many other women who use them to great advantage. It makes them feel better and it can definitely improve their health. The Food and Drug Administration has now agreed that an adequate amount of - by Art Sansom - 22 24 125 23 — 27 — 28 I _J - - - 29 - - - - 32 31 38 — — 33 34 - _______________ 35 - I30 - - - - 9 - 40 39 - 47 ARCHIE by Bob Montana 51 In 54 qm 49 48 —— —— — ,rrr, I --'.- 43 2 4; — — I ...,O'.. JOG G\ 52 55 46 '45 - — — -— — — 53 - — — many so been have 19 18 — — — 444 (NEWSPAPER ENTIRPM,sE ASSN HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL WIN For Wednesday June 27,1979 Maintain the Inner resolve to stick to what you start. SAQ1ZLJaU "3-Dec. s ouung '"' wr:tg with Complete projects 'con- 21 scientlously once you initiate your game plan today, nor who them this coming yeyu are dealing with. wirnt' ing you from progress Industrious effort and stick surprising indecision in your thinking. itiveness pay CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. dividends for you. 19) Don't get too involved today CANCER (June 21-July 22) with new, unfamiliar Interests. You won't have any trouble There are some possible today. The money getting .!omplica?(nns you're not taking toa'3btt1lik b AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you spend. How to get along with other signs is one of the If things promised to you don't sections you'll enjoy In your come off today, don't be too new Astro-Graph Letter that disappointed. Chances are they begins with your birthday. Mail wouldn't have worked out well, $1 for each to AstroGraph, P.O. anyway. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Box 48, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Be certain you know what you're talking about when birth sign. LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 22) To the someone comes to you for world you may appear calm advice or instruction. This and collected today. However, person will follow what you say deep down, you are not as sure to the Letter. ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) of yourself as you should be. Someone you may meet today Relax! VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) could look very appealing to Unsought changes in your plans you, but before you become may pop up today. Things deeply involved, allow ample won't go haywire If you take the time to ge acquainted. TAURUS i Aped 20-May 10) It time necessary to switch direction. Avoid impulsiveness, might be difficult for anyone to 23Oct. 23) work in unison with you today. LIBRA Long shots won't pay off today. You know what you want but, Delberate first to get a good because you're so conperspective on any Important tradictory, you leave others issue. Even then move guessing. GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If cautIously. SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) you're Involved In a physical Unexpected surface Issues activity today, don't try any could throw you In a quandry fancy routine you're not up to and have you bouncing from handling. You could throw one project to another today. something out of whack. - by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP TERRIFIC 5WINETHAN' 'vCUR FORM IS t'RFECT? j I ONLY NEXT TIME KEEP A TIGHTER GRIP ON THE EAT' \/ J - 4f,,5,.frA"4 14. H I %5I4.,\I/Igv I I ,.g,• fr -w •. .% ii by Stoffal & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY THIS' E/,iARRA9I90.': 5EEM TO HAve ...URP.. Row PILE A OF THAN I. FORGOTTC N øiGR P101-1155 HAP TO WA55H TO FAY FOR YErEA'P4Y 1 Me-AL. r—( 4W WALLET.' NORTH 6.26-A 108 2 K 10875 WEST EAST AJ$$$Z ,ic e 7 KJ6 42 • QJ 4 K 95 nr,; Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West West North East South l• 2 NT 4• 54 Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Pass Pass I by Bob Thaves r MASCEP i Uwe ).LT *Qit;l 1 OPINION, X'LL. ASIA FOR of because female hormones. When these hormones are diminished sufficiently, there's a basic reversal of these changes. As a result, there's a tendency for the breasts to get smaller, the undergo organs female changes, even the soft tissues that line the female organs change. This is sometimes the Underlying basis for inflammation and irritation. This is why various vaginal creams are sometimes useful in certain cases Even the ability of the tissues to resist infectitious agents changes. There may be thinning and changes in cells at the outlet of the bladder. This may be a contributory factor to frequent urinary tract S I turn won by North, then a second diamond tnke- j heart ruff. At this table West opened his ace of spades. Eventual. ly, East added three trump tricks for plus 300. Expsrts Opening lead: +A You hold: 6-26.13 1 r'YOUCAME FOR 1 NT $ NAT ____________________- __________________ By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Here Is another hand from the Southeasterns to show the steady free bidder collecting a very bad score as the result of one of his steady free bids. Of course, East Laid the trap into which South walked. North's two notrump was one of those unusual notrumps. It showed no desire at all to play notrump and merely told partner that he, North, had a club-dlamnond two-suit hand. East didn't have anything like a four-spade hand. But he knew his opponents and was certain that South would not be shut out. And East felt 'NEWSI'AI'EH ENTEKPKISE ASSN. (Do you have a question for the experts? Write the Experts." care of this news paper. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interestmg questions will be used in this .column and will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) '\I4E5 UR TRYING v " US' HE'S ,, øEFcE PI.AY E6WI5, 151.1. ME-- 106~ if ITF lTuiIiW I 1 S . lOONIES ('4UST WAV6 .,. .. .. . . - - by craji bluff 1sv! WHERE VA 10 M8&0... I'LL. SHOW 'pVU HOW TO ( \VAIN A GOgILLA, IT I T ,. TAR 4:15 TO - - ...- - - - - - - -- V - - - c' • By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer One by one Tuesday night they came to the microphone to address the board of county commissioners, but each of the 10 speakers carried the same message; please help Midway. The commissioners responded by approving a revision to the county land use plan and a rezoning of 180 acres that will enable the Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp. (SEEDCO) to proceed with plans to develop a multi-million dollar industrial-commercial-housing project at the northwest corner of state Route 46 and Brisson Avenue. County Tells - - - - Approval of the revision and the rezoning came on votes of 4-to1, with commissioner Bill Kirchhoff voting In opposition twice. However, Kirchhoff explained he voted against the motions because his family has property adjacent to the planned project and thus did not want to cast a vote that could be construed as selfserving. He filed a conflict of interest statement and intended to abstain from the voting, but county attorney Nikki Clayton advised him to vote yes or no. "It Is better to try something of this type and fall than never to try at all," Commissioner Bob Sturm said In making the motion for approval. Sturm's remark was greeted with loud applause trorn the estimated 100 Midway residents who packed the meeting room at city hall to express support of the project. "Now we have hope, it's going to do a great deal for the morale of Midway residents," SEEDCO's vice-president, Ruthie Hester, said after the vote. Before the vote was taken, a string of Midway citizens addressed the commission with pleas to help alleviate the housing shortage to low-income residents. "I have just a couple of rental properties in Midway, but seven days a week from 7 a.m. to the Wee hours of the night I get calls. lers Bookmobile Limit Sales Seminole County corn- the recommendations In a missloners Tuesday accepted resolution passed by a 4-to-I the recommendations of the vote, with Bill Kirchhoff in county energy committee and opposition. "This committee or any other will send a memoto each of the 106 service station operators in committee has no business the county asking for voluntary telling retailers when they compliance with gas sale should stay open, when they will send a memo to each of the should close, how much gas 108 service station operators In they should sell or anything the county asking for voluntary else. Economics should compliance with gas sale limits. prevail," Kirchhoff said. "The Department of Energy On Monday, the committee Ligtiet1O a'oJ'. it '2S had recommended servi station operators set a this country." Energy committee chairman maximum and a minimum amount on the gas purchases JoAnn Blackmon said today allowed to motorists. The that, the memo Is being amount was prepared and should be maximum designed to assure equal received by service station distribution to motorists and operators before the end of the the minimum sale limit was week. In addition to the request designed to prevent tank top- for voluntary coimpliance with qi"ary... the conservation rn2asures, Ms. $rr purchase of gas when a vehicle Blackmon said, service station operators will be asked to is already over half-fueled. In addition, the committee form the energy panel on their recommended gas station fuel Mluatlon and report when on their supply has been depleted. operators post warning In the event of a firther their pumps to alert motorists as to which pumps were In curtailment in area fuel sw plies, Ms. Blackmon said, the service, The commissioners approved committee would reconvene. &P Farm Cris is 2 Lo lly Duda Insis ts ('Jot They ask: do you have anything, anything at all? They tell me they will sleep on floors If they have to, they just want a place to live and there is none," said Mary Smith. Theodore Davis, who said he was born and raised in Midway, said: "It hurts my heart to see what goes on... the way people Live there." Presenting the development plans to the commissioners was real estate broker Tom Binford Binford said the project would include 208 single family dwellings, 72 duplex units, 17.4 acres of industrial land and 10.15 acres of commercial land. The housln See MIDWAY, Page 2A I County lo Buy I,,,.., For 6 11. I - - . .. . . . .- ,' . - ,4111 , J : . Lake Mary's Chuck White with sample from Identi-Kit CIA , If"' - ools • T "1 hope that a limited mall Ms. Rhein said she will have service to accomodate the the vehicle ready for operation handicapped and the shut-Ins as soon as possible after can be explored at a later delivery. The vehicle, capable date," said commissioner Bob 'rying 3,000 books, is - ,, Commissioner Sandra Glenn agreed: "I also support the crime, a victim may tend to bury that picture in his or her subconscious. What we do with the identi-kit is reassemble the picture a little at a time," he said. During theprocedure, White said, the person interrogated never sees the composite picture until a first draft is complete. Upon seeing that, he said, the witness's memory reacts and compares the sketch to the suspect observed. From that point, the subtle variances in hair line, chin shape, eye size and facial wrinkles can be modified until the rendering corresponds to the picture in the witness'sine izlory. "You start with an average composite, based upon bookmobile purchase but I hope County plans call for the the idea of bookmobile to make eight stops adding a mailing program. I a week, one morning and one don't want books by mail to be afternoon stop Monday through totally abandoned." Thursday. The vehicle will stop County librarian Jean Rhein at selected county sites yet to be last week presented in- determined. The vehicle, formation to the conunissioners commissioners agreed, is a outlining the advantages of both temporary solution until a the mailing service and the satellite branch of the county bookmobile. She said her library can be built in Oviedo. Supreme Court upholds voluntary affirmative height, weight and age," he said. By BRAD PURDOM juatmenta as required. 'These Herald Staff Writer adjustments are being made Seminole County's largest with Individual Independent and t,ket's," fanning concern, A. Duda "If ever there was a crisis in Sons, Inc., says they are facing immediate impending the agricultural industry, this IS no disaster despite a Mate of- It," Conner said. "I urge ficlal's prediction of a major anyone with any kind oftrxk... "crisis in the agricultural In- to get in touch with us and well find some way to use It." dustry." "The situation Is ultraA company spokeunan said today the company is "running critical and unless we can find slightly behind" In shipments of the trucks many of the crops In produce but that the situation the field and those already wasnot critical. Heuldmostof harvested and awaiting shipnpany's produce had ment will rot," Conner said. the Hardest hit are tanners from already been shipped. Gainesville north and west to By JANE CASSELBERRY The spokesman said the City Commission Monday company's "biggest problem" Pensacola who have crops of Herald Staff Wrltrr night. Binford is in the process of was watermelons. He said they watermelons, tomatoes, did nut have sufficient trucks potatos and peppers ready for A private bench company has negotiating a contract with the found Itself competing with city to place 50-75 benches available to ship the water- n11td. Coma's statements Tuesday area Jaycees in an effort 10 around the city bearing admelons now on hand. The with watermelon situation, he said, alternconlndicate the problezna negotiate various vertising messages. brought on by striking truck Seminole County cities. Gene Pratt, state coordinator may become worse. ... of the Jaycees' bench projects, Agriculture Commissioner drivers are far WOC than had In the attempt to place had contacted Longwood about Doyle Comm said Tuesday been estimated earlier by benches with commercial thepjffly of the Jaycees hundreds of farmers face government officials, Monday afternoon, advertising, the Jaycees seem buying benches to place In the As We eCOnomiC ruin unless a sueout to the private city, with the revenue from is mounted to Gay. Bob Graham announced to be Losing ceasful drive romd up trucb to haul 00 that 40 Uucks were reedy to go lim, which first had 8P' advertising to go to the club. from the proached the municipalities Binford, who expressed anger million Of rapidly ripening and another 350 its P'• Commission with that the Altamonte-South to big Florida Citrus produce from the fields There have been verbal Seminole Jaycees were conto carry rowided up were being cities up north. confrontations between tacting cities in Seminole, Conner aaid all trucks-from produce. esentatives of the two where he was already trying to officials have repr a... e, Rut so far Bit far ups w ui-ia - sides, and charges of playing workout agreements, blamed needed - and no one will be h-awn a blank in getting more politics leveled against the their efforts on Stale Rep. Bob timed away if they can haul a than a haflU1 of Yce Hattaway, whom Binford load. Rates as high as 35 per- they need to move ripe crops 01 tomatos, termed "a political enemy." watermelons, being. "The Jaycees are cent above the going rate will potatoes and peppers that lie In "Bobby Hattaway doesn't vice used," Tom Binford, be,offered. t1_l1_ I __._,.a r .i . W I.nn,, ek. IWV UJ 1O elv IsCflUW V Florida.,n,ê 01 Duda "We are *naklng rate ad- north and west to PUIMCCIL Bench Co., Inc., told Longwood he said, "so he has gotten the days. it does not eliminate A Kit Plastic Cards By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer In the battle against crime, Lake Mary police officer Chuck White uses a collection of plastic cards as his weapon. White, 21, works as a full-time dispatcher and part-time patrolman. But he is also on 24-hour call, as the demuirtmat's conceptual artist. It is his job to be ready to paint a picture of criminals he has never seen. White recently completed a course sponsored by the Smith & Wesson Company which taught him how to compose facial pictures of criminals based on statements taken from victims and witnesses. The course was offered to area law enforcement officials and Included 16 hours of classroom work, Unlike the artists in old detective movies, White does not work with a pad and a pencil. Instead, he creates his pictures by using a combination of 400 plastic transparencies contained in an identi-kit. Each transparency has a separate facial feature. By piecing together the scattered recollections of those who have been victimized by a criminal or have seen the perpetrator of a crime, White is able to assemble a rendering that can be sent across police wires for widespread use in Identification, "It's not as hard as it seems. Most people see more than they think they have seen. it is just a matter of bringing back what they have observed," White said. "The mind Is like a camera. A person sees a face and his brain takes a picture. In a crime, particularly a violent However, the commission mobile bookmobile instead of subscribing to less chairman, Bob French, said he costly books-by-mail program. preferred the bookmobile, voting contending it would 'rcwdc However, in unazñmtni)y )..e,t:r .er'ce in that best bookmobile, the commissioners sellers, not available by mail, did not rule out the possibility of could be offered to readers and adding a zailing service at the number of books available some point In the future. would be greater. . . , - Ubrary service to Oviedo and recommendation would be for outlying portionsof Seminole the commission to adopt the County will come by wheel mailing set-vice. She said it rather than through the mail. would be less costly to operate That was the decision made and would not be subject to by the board of county corn- service interruptions in the muissioners Tuesday in ap- event of a mechanical breakproving the purchase of a down. $52,000 Each age bracket, size and weight carries an average chin line and facial shape, he explained. Thus when a victhn says the person who attacked him was about 30 years old, six foot tall and perhaps 180 pounds, for example, White can immediately produce an average face for persons with such characteristics. Then the specifics can be added. White said alter getting a chin line and face shape, he will begin asking witnesses about hair line. Was his hair thick? Was it balding? Was there a part? Lake Mary will spend $300 a year to keep the newlyacquired Identi-kit on hand. So far it has never been used in an actual case. But nationwide, more than 180 arrests for serious crimes such as murder and robbery have been made on the basis of renderings made with the kit, White said. - OMA1A '. ' - - ... .Aim, . , . TOM BINFORD blames Ilattaway . . . action programs, page 2A Today Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................4-B Bridge .....................4.11 Hospital ..................2-A Calendar...................5-A Obituaries ................15-A Comics ....................4.11 OURSELVES ..............1.11 Crossword .................4-B Sports .................. 11-13-A Editorial ...................4-A Television .................5-B Dear Abby .. ............... 1-B Weather ..... ......... .... 2-A ---- - - - --.- 441rn '4.'f ' . - , . replied, "The people of regulations. The ordinance will service, not as a commercial Seminole County will Un- be presented to the commission venture." derstand you've got to consider at the Tuesday, July 3 meeting Monday, the Sanford City the source. I have too many at 7 p.m. There will be a $5 fee Commission rejected a request other things to do than get for each right-of-way utilization by representatives of the involved in something like that. permit. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees "I have no talked to the Altamonte had rejected a seeking to place benches on Altamonte mayor, the cornmission or the Jaycees proposal from the Altamonte- public property. regarding the bench project. All South Seminole Jaycees two Binford also had been before i know Is what I have read in weeks earlier agreeing to the work session of the continue negotiations with Casselberry City Council, but the papers," Hattaway said. that body did not express any Having previousi Indicated Central Florida Bench. to Binford their willingness to At that time Binford said interest in the project and it work out an agreement to allow there had been an apparent never was placed on the regular him to put benches in the city change in the Jaycees' agenda. subject to restrictions, the philosophy. "When I was a Binford's bench proposal still comrnlsstoners turned down the Jaycee we did not compete with local businesses. We worked is n.n'4In,, in Wnr wvu,i C-n..,,. aycee ,. r'.' closely with them," he said. where the city council Is At a work session Tuesday Gene Pratt replied, "If it redoing its sign ordinance to the Altamonte Springs City Cmmlsslon instructed the City were not for the Jaycees, no one permit benches with ad. attorney to prepare an or. would be providing benches in verusing. Florida. We have provided Binford has not yet appeared dinance - - . permitting Central L.....I....., a...L.... L_ U oeiore the Lake Mary City before Florida Bench Co. Inc. to place benches In the city, with certain tot the past 20 years as a public Council. -- - - ......... - - - . w - c*N'Z DOSN4r GE.1 I4ER ft . AN4114 io MrnurEs.'. VU ,_,t Sem inole Okays Midway plex CM o Plans Jaycees, Businessman Feud Over Benches I by T. k. Ryan - 100 Residents_ Support Prolect 4KJ754 '64 A82 4KQ5 Your right-hand opponent opens one notrump. His partner raises to three. A reader asks: A) Do we douB) What do we lead? We We don't consider a double to be worthwhile. It may help declarer. We do open our fourth-best spade in spite of knowing we are leading into an adverse ace and queen. rr TUMBLEWEEDS in- fections. * 0-4 0- I s changes Ask thi 1T WHEN ZWANT 'y0 ,g female hormones helps to protect against or delay the degeneration of bones that occurs in middle-aged and older women. I might add that a high calcium diet also helps prevent the problem. In addition to the information in The Health Letter, I think it's important to emphasize some of the beneficial effects of will it Yes, estrogen. specifically eliminate hot flashes and oftenyou don't need large doses to do this. If you think about the body before puberty, you'll realize that It undergoes a lot of by Stan Lot and John Romita ' WHY ARE n South's ace, a diamond re- AQ1061? 0 Cents Lamb uu(fl •743 Evening Herald-(USPS 48.280)-Price 15 71st Year, No. 267-Wednesday, June 27, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 passed. He knew that his gartner would be short in earts and that four spades might well be set. At those tables where West did play four spades, most declarers went down two tricks against a heart lead to Q 1094 .1 5 3 4A SOUTH -. Dr. that he had the right mcdicine for a high minor suit contract, so he bid four spades. _________ 9 AQ SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST I 73 4 - AT BRIDGE EEK & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY June27, 1979 Stressed Be DEAR DR. LAMB -!am 58 years old and in good health. I had my womb removed nine years ago and have been taking estrogen for 12 years. I stopped taking It two months ago after all I have read about it. I can y I feel so much better in so many ways, it's unbelievable, but t1 hot flashes are terrible about every hour night and day. It's really been bad. I expected to have them and it's worth it but how long will they last? I'm sure I'm through the menopause. I started at 44. I'm also sure the estrogen helped me through It but I want to quit It now. Also what other things happen to the body when you quit? My estrogen was reduced f r t o taking it. DEAR READER - There -- BEETLE BAILEY OlLG Should ! ..-.• "... Benefits Estrogen N1 E 4 01 0 P I JK .. E 42 Disorients E 0 A female 46 Definite 0 0Pc ° ' p s i 8 In case that article yo U Is I Z I 12 Onion-like veg. 47 Aleutian s i s I •1•• etable island P ( 1 A1 H 0 L D 0 1 13Gridder 49 Dollar bill j 1diDI Do ii Jimmy T S I !! 50 Come into S T 14 Soviet river APSEIOUR view IS Bohemian o ó 51 Hold in check i i 16 Drug agency 52 Female saint A 91 A 0 U I. A T E 0 (abbr) B 0 N I L E S S S H A0 (abbr) 17 Fluid measure 53 Clip I R 18 Technical uni 54 Authoress 31 Capital of 7 Medical versity (abbr) Ferber picture (comp 19 Remains Texas 55 Turf 21 Make angry wd) 38 Actone 56 One-tenth 22 God of the 8 College 37 Reverberant (prefix) east degree (abbr) 24 leg joints 9 More uncanny 38 Frighten DOWN 40 Times (It) 26 Arab country 10 Hooks 28 Fortune tellers 43 Flip 11 Makes docile Peruvian 29 One of the 44 Biblical 19 Wine type CATION THIS T Answer to Previous Puzzle 38 Cook in fat 39 Raise Jaycees to do his dirty work for him." He even brought a Jaycee down from Tallahassee to push the project." In response to Binford's 4%..è 5.,. ,,,.. I...Jm..1 em. I.ILUIU MV %HW 5V U5I I Jaycees effort, Hattaway •- • - ------.-----. _ - - U, - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, June27, 17 i Competency Tests Ordered For Mother WORLD Action Reports IN IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!)— Sen. Herman Talmadge, pushed hard by the Senate Ethics Committee to answer questions under oath, has reluctantly agreed to testify and call other defense witnesses in his financial misconduct hearings. Talmadge surprised the panel last week by announcing he was resting his case without putting on a defense. But the powerful Georgia Democrat reversed his stand late Thursday, a few how's after the ethics committee came up with a surprise of its own — a formal, written request that Talmadge appear Thursday to answer questions under oath. NAACP Honors Rosa Parks Affirmative Ac ti o n Wi'm n s (:20 Lirt R LiI i ng WASHINGTON (UP!)— Undaunted by a setback in the Supreme Court, Sen. William Proxmire promises to continue his monthly "Golden Fleece" award for wasteful government spending. The justices ruled Tuesday congressional immunity did not protect the Wisconsin Democrat for ridiculing government agencies that financed a $500,000 study of aggressive behavior in animals. The court said Ronald Hutchinson, the research scientist who L'ougl4 $8 million suit against Proxmire, was not a "public figure'! who had to prOve actual malice to win a libel judgment. Stone Seeks Hearing I f Servant Wins $1 Million memo. - RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UPI) — A $36-a-week domestic servant who won more than $1 million in a . Brazilian lottery says she plans to repay everyone who helped her in the past. Irene cia Costa Barbosa, 56, was cooking lunch on Monday for the couple who employs her when thelearned that she had won more than $i million in Brazil's national spo rts lottery. ROTARIAN OF THE YEAR Mary Ann Whltm,r Lucy P. Coffey, DeLand Ramon CoIon,Deftona Doris D. Sinatra Dettona William L. Denton, Geneva James B. Feuerbach,r, Orlando -4 , : ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP!)— The first bet, a $100 wager at the baccarat table by an employee was a loser. But with that bet, Caesars World ended a 13-month monopoly Resorts International has had on East Coast gambling. The newest of Atlantic City's casinos, the Boardwalk Regency Hotel-Casino, opened Tuesday with little fanfare, but a crowd of eager people ready to gamble. The 5 p.m. opening Of the $75 million Boardwalk Regency complex came after a successful tow-day trial period using play money, with 2,000 gamblers lining up for a new opportunity to lay cold cash on green velvet tables. Ralph Larson is obviously moved as he accepts a plaque naming him "Rotarian Of The Year" during the annual installation banquet of the Rotary Club of Sanford. More than 125 members and their guests were on hand Tuesday evening at the Sanford Civic Center for the event. Larson was cited his outstanding contribution to the group during the past year. Frank Knight Mary B. Johns Is rael Claims 5 Syrian Fighters-Downed By United Press Intereationd jets shot down the five Syrian near the town of Jezzine, 13 tour of northern Israel that the Sunday. Israeli warplanes shot down Planes. miles east of Sidon," local Syrians should withdraw their . "All our Wanes returned ua,mrr4lI t.vsmmur.1..-. .n.IA rum-cu .irum LeDanOfl. gj.I safely to their bases," the In a dogfight over An Israeli military spokes"The Syrian occupation Lebanon, the Israeli - military spokesman said. man said the lad time Israel forces must leave Lebanon and In Lebanon, however, Pales- and Syrian warplanes were return to Damascus," he said. command announced. The command said the Israeli tinian officials said Palesintian Involved in a ciogflgtg was on He also warned the Paledudplanes flew over southern and Lebanese leftist anti- Oct. 13, 1973 during the 1973 an guerrillas that Israel would Lebanon at about 11 am. (5 aircraft gunners shot down two Arab-Israel war when Israeli wage an offensive campaign of a.m. EDT) to attack Palestini- Israeli warplanes that were jets downed 13 Syrian planes. strikes against them. an guerrilla strongholds when attacking guerrilla camps near One Israeli plane was lost in the Israeli planes have th e Syrian planes intercepted the coastal town of Sidon. 1973 actIon, frequently at t t a C k e d "The Israeli planes were them. Prime Minister Menachem Palestinian tltflJCts 171 Lebanon. The ewiuuiand said the Israeli falling to the around In flames su.,.., u.i .,i.., ,4....., I... ........k L. . A..._ &.... uuui u 'PL.. &iuiiauuiuuwuu WUSUUWB five Svrianfighter nlsnpiitndau --------- - WASHINGTON (UP!)— Amoco has selected a small town in Iowa as a gasohol test market in the first move by a major oil refiner to size up the American motorist's thirst for the 20-proof alternative to gasoline. "Beginning sometime in early July, five stations in Ottumwa, Iowa, will be selling gasohol," Amoco spokesman Carl Meyerdirk said Tuesday. "It's to determine what are the problems and how they can be solved In the distribution of gasohol." Several other small Midwestern markets eventually will be tested in the pilot Amoco marketing program that is expected to last a year or more, Meyerdirk said. for Keill ::.. - --.-I•' • ----- -- . ".. - .• .. 4.. . flu... GDntI Tou TUCKER III ONE BUSHEL PLASTIC , Laundry BasketF __1 • I • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I grains The Agriculture Department announced Tuesday that farmers have 30 days to repay loans on barley in a 6 million-bushel jeserve and oats in a 36 million bushel h CURAD PLASTIC BANDAGES 1 CL - r _ I' ...r-- $ - -. KNIT TOPS TOWELS .First quality and slight irregulars £ tssorted fabric blends .Assorted colors * s _ ______ r a famous maker *Assorted colors .Couon fund pohester blends ' ' g Sli ht Irregular £IP • and - it FINGER TIP TODDLERS' AND CHILDRENS' a_ .Assorted8O's , J FOR - AGREE SHAMPOO *Helps stop the gre'asits between shanujHxs •orsuial and oily - $ $ Pon 08 oz. F oToddlers' si7e% 2.4 PACKAGE BREAD AND SERVING f' GLAD WRAP INFAN TRAINING PANTIES BAMBOO BASKETS First quality •'00% cotton knit .Assorted sizes and styles 0 100 • ft. •Slrelchcs on, seals tight and clings . S shirt kliness %I4 Bandkg •m'..••;, IRV F R I i" 2 LADIES' SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS KNIT TOPS ) '4 .First quality and slight irregulars /1. .SIzesS,M,L ROLLS FOR PKG. .sIzaso-6mootis MEN'S reserve. The announcement that oats and barley prices had reached "call" levels was another reflection of rising commodity prices resulting from increased foreign and domestic demand for grain. "OUCHLESS" .3oz. Cotton and polyester blends WASHINGTON (UP!)— For the first time since the farmer-owned reserve was established in 1977, Prices of two grains—barley and oats—have risen high enough so that farmers mud repay loans on reserve docks of the c JULY 4th BATH SOAP WITH BABY OIL Farmers Must Repay Loans spo kesman would only But this was the first time. "Probably they di dn't wnntsay, , ic . Syrian planes have tried to there." Interfere with the Israeli planes In Beirut, an official at the over Lebanese skies since the Palestine news agency WAFA punitive Israeli raids began. said two Israeli planes had been The Israeli spokesman said shot down during an air raid iii planes carried out their against the refugee caiuip of Mn mission after downing the five el Hilweh, near the coastal town Syrian lighters, but would not of Sidon. Say what type of planes were The state.jJ Beirut radio in volved in the dogfight. said the hills east of Sidon were Asked why the Syrian planes bombarded by Israeli wnr. attacked the Israeli jets, the planes. - Satisfaction Guaranteed Iowa To Test Gasohol .. Sanford; Eva B. Alford Raymond Ashley Mary E. Brown Jarrod Buengli James 1979—Our 40th Year Newest Casino Opens HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June 26, 1575 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Shannon P. Carter DcuiIla Cosby Aaron Davis Francis J. Magnusson Thttres Jones Huh J. Livingston Curhesn Robinson Eldon Shiver Jr. Joan S. Fallon, DeBary Cecil M. Lipsey, Longwood DISCHARGES GENERAL STORES WASHINGTON (UP!)— Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fla., contends the Treasury Department is under pressure not to seek a hearing on an anti-dumping petition by Florida winter vegetable growers. The growers charge Mexican vegetables are being dumped into the United States. Stone brought the matter to the attention of his Senate colleagues Tuesday. An aide said there has been pressure for the case to be dropped without a resolution by representatives of Arizona brokers of Mexican vegetables. : 9 a.m. readings; tern- thundershowers. Rain perature, 78; overnight losa, probability 60 percent today, 30 la)A five percent hike would the rate from $8.90 per 72; yesterday's high, 91; percent tonight and 50 percent $1,000 assessed valuation to barometric pressure, 30.14; Thursday. $7.29 per $1,000 assessed relative humidi ty, 91 Percent; THURSDAY TIDES valuation to 22 valuation property owners. winds N at 13 mph. Daytona Beach: huh, 11: memo indicates that Forecast: Considerable a.m.,11:3$p.m.;los 5:01111.m., such a hike would raise an cloudiness today and Thursday 5:02 p.m. with scattered thundershossers. Port Canaveral: high 11:14 additional $42,443 in revenue. A Highs from the mid SOs to a.m., 11:28 p.m.; low, 4:52, legislative act prevents around 90. Lows tonight in the a.m., 4:53 p.m. 70s. Winds variable arOUDd 10 Bayport: bIgb 6:00 a.m., 4:07 mph becoming stronger near p.m.; low 11:27 a.m., 11:12 p.m. In Baltimore. the state of Maryland sued the Department of Energy Tuesday , charging the allocation state-by-state program is shortchanging the industrialized Northeast. OPEC's latest price increase is likely to raise OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:00 TO 5:30 Dolphins Aid Search HULL, Mas4U01) — Scientiste vho ba..spv!. 'he t nine years trying 1thd t1ve- Loch Ness Monster are turning the job over to a team of highly trained dolphins. A spokesman for the American Academy of Applied Sciences said Tuesday the dolphins will b equipped with an underwater still-action camera, sonar and a strobe light when they are released into the famous Scotish lake to look for Nessle and her mythical friends. "When an animal passes through the beam, he triggers the strobe and the camera," said Howard Curtis. To make matters more expensive, about half the gas retailers in Delaware and Pennsylvania called a strike for Thursday to press for higher profits, and at least 150 gas stations in Illinois say they will strike this weekend. Gas dealers in Florida and Virginia are considering similar shutdowns. 205 E. 1ST STREET Proxmire Loses Ruling "fl,' per -- the cost of a gallon of gas by about a nickel. And the May price increase for gas announced Tuesday would amount to a 55.1 percent annual rise if maintained at that level for a year. federal permission to follow New York in using sonic ()f July's allocations to get the states motorists through the rest of .June. New York is using 25 million gallons of the July allocation for the last five (lays of thus month. DOWNTOWN SANFORD MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!)— The death of Vernon Presley, 63, father of the late Elvis Presley, leaves the multimilhlon.dollar estate of the King of Rock n' Roll for his grandmother and daughter. The elder Presley died of heart failure Tuesday at Baptist Hospital, where he had spent much of the year with heart trouble. Dr. Nathan Salky, a cardiologist, said Presley went Into "cardiac arrest" and died at 9:20 a.m. despite intense efforts to save his life through electric shock and medication. _Satililc - ir -ax Just One Alternative ............ get their harnLs dirty or their land dirty," state Rep. Sam LeBlanc said. In Boston, state Rep. Thomas C. Norton retorted, ''That's reminiscent of the bumper stickers that used to say 'Drive 65 and Freeze a Yankee's Ass." New York Guy. Hugh Carey denounced the measure as - - obviousi' going against the shole spirit of the country." And an assemblyman in California noted that his state doesn't get any oil from Louisiana anyway. In New Jersey, Gov. Brendan Byrne said he has Vernon Presley Dead Attack On Shah Reported . ... Louisiana house approved a bill that would allow the state to be paid its royalties in crude oil -- not currency for the oil and natural gas produced there. Thus the state could keep its oil products for Louisiana customers. The bill now goes to the Senate. "If we can legally do it we are going to keep ( gasoline ) here and keep it from the people in Massachusetts and New York and California who won't build pipelines and won't build refineries and won't explore for oil because they don't want to LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)— The woman honored by the NAACP as the "mother of the civil rights movement" has pledged to continue to "carry the torch for freedom." "I am truly grateful to have lived to see this day," Rosa Parks of Detroit said Tuesday night after she was awarded the NAACP's 64th Springarn Medal for civil rights work. "This is a wonderful event in my life." Mrs Parks was honored for her refusal on Dec. 1, 1955, to give up her bus seat to a white man, thus prompting a year-long boycott in Montgomery, Ala., that led to the eventual desegregation of the city mass transit system. The boycott was engineered by the late Martin Luther King Jr. Carter 'Deeply Angry' AA out of Washington the cost of gas already had jumped 5 percent in May. The gas crisis latest fatality was Carl Riley (if North Brunswick, N.J. Police found him parked in a gas line at a Hess station in Rahway, N.J., about 6:30 am. Monday. He apparently had died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Police said he had been waiting in line for two hours. In Baton Rouge, some of the state's legislators figured the industrialized states were draining Louisiana of its oil. the Monday, So By ANDREW TIJLLY III United Press International A man in New Jersey died from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning while waiting in line for precious gasoline. In Baton Rouge, the Louisiana House approved a measure that would keep the oil-rich state's crude for its own residents and deny it to "the people in Massachusetts and New York and California." And while the OPEC ministers were meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, figuring how much to raise the cost of oil, word came He'll Testify At Hearings Massive Oil Price Hike Poisoning New Jersey Man Dies In Gasoline L ine BRIEF Talmadge Reverses Stand, Saudis Refuse To Back I Carbon Monoxide NA11ON An 18-year-old Sanford mother accused of manslaughter in charges when they learned of a molestation, said to have taken connection with the drowning death of her two sons March 8 has place the day before. Police then also charged the boy in ton. been ordered to undergo tests to determine her competency to nection with that crime. stand trial. COMPANY SUED Circuit Judge Tom Waddell this week ordered a psychiatric * Fires Two victims of a get-rich-quick scheme have sued the Sanford examination for Bluett Keitt of Lake Monroe Terrace. Miss Keitt Company involved in an effort to get their $5,000 back and to stop * Courts was arrested May 8 and charged with two counts of manslaughter the company from operating. and two counts of child abuse by Sanford police. The securities fraud division of the Florida comptroller's office * Police Beat Police said a two-month investigation of the drownings of Telly filed the suit Friday on behalf of the two Central Florida men Keitt, 2, and 8-month-old Terry Keitt preceedd the arrest. The two against John Wooley of Project Seventy, Inc. infants died in six inches of bath water at Miss Keitt's home on The suit asks the Seminole County Circuit Court to issue a March 8. Miss Keitt reportedly told police she was in the kitchen Monday morning on a charge of spouse abuse after he allegedly permanent injunction against the company from operating and to fixing dinner and left her children in the tub for about a half an pointed a shotgun at his wile, according to Seminole County order restitution of the men's investments. GENEVA, Switzerland(UPI) — Saudi Arabia refused hour. When she returned, the two boys were dead, police said they deputies. John Thomas Little of 617 Iris St., Altamonte Springs, and Paul today to go along with any massive oil price increase as were told. Booker Patterson, 33, of 419 Basewood Lane, Altamonte A. Andrews of Orange City, paid $2,500 each to Wooley to Invest in OPEC ministers got down to tough horse-trading on a INNOCENT PLEA Springs, was taken to Seminole County Jail where he was placed his corporation stock for a television show. unified pricing system. The man charged with first degree murder in connection with on an initial bond of $525, records indicate. Project Seventy, Inc., which is located at 204 Ridge Drive, Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said a price of the shotgun killing of fl-year-old James Wright of Sanford enSanford, has never been incorporated in Florida nor is Wjey a Deputies responded to a domestic distrubance call at the $20 or $21 per barrel demanded by a majority of the 13 tered a plea of Innocent in circuit court Tuesday. Patterson residence about 3 a.m. Sunday and were told the registered dealer or sales manager, the suit states. OPEC member states-would be abnormal." Gregory Mills, 22, of Sanford was indicted by a grand jury last husband was armed, according to the report. For an investment of $2,500, the men were told they would Yamani indicated to reporters before the beginning of week. He is charged with breaking into the home of Wright at 445 receive .1,250 shares of stock in the corporation. the suit claims. the second day of talks that Saudi Arabia may be willing Delore Patterson, 39, told deputies her husband came home al Elliott Ave. in the early morning hours of May 25 and shooting According to Wooley's calculations, a unit of 2,500 shares of to go along with a benchmark price of around $18 a barrel. 2:35 a.m. and pointed a shotgun at her while she was in bed. He him In the abdomen with a shotgun. stock would yield a return of more than $136,000 to the investors. Yamani's opposition to a base price of $20 per barrel demanded to know who had been calling the house, she said. Trial date for Mills has been set for July 30. Through Wooley and promotional material, the men were told. raised the possibility of a formal split in OPEC ranks, with Ms. Patterson said her seven-year-old son, Todd, was in bed DIAMOND RINGS STOLEN Project Seventy, Inc. would be producing a television show called most members charging that price — or more — and with her when the incident occurred. Three diamond rings valued at almost $6,000 were stolen from "The Great Show Bands of the '70s," the suit states. The show was Saudi Arabia sticking to a lower level. Patterson told deputies he didn't have a gun but his wife inthe car of a Casselberry woman while she attended a summer to be distributed to 100 to 150 selected television stations to be formed them he had locked it inside of his car trunk. When Patcamp, according to Seminole County deputies. shown during prime time. terson opened the trunk, deputies said they found a .22 caliber Norine D. Guggenheim, 61, of 1341 Prince Philip Drive, Both Thomas and Little bought their stocks from Wooley in rifle and placed him under arrest. Casselberry, said she parked her car at Jessup Woods Summer June and July, 1978 respectively. TOKYO (UPI) — A 'deeply angry" President Carter Camp on Normandy Road about 1 p.m. Sunday. She discovered JUVENILE IN CUSTODY reacted bitterly today to criticism of American energy the diamond rings missing when she returned to her car three Lake Mary police are asking that a 14-year-old boy be charged policy made by President Valery Giscard D'Estaing, bows later, deputies say. with delinquency in connection with the grand theft of an opening a rift with a key European ally on the eve of the The most expensive ring was valued at $2,450. It was described automobile on Sunday and the sexual battery of a 10-year-old 1irl Tokyo economic summit. on Saturday. as a 14-carat white gold ring with three diamonds In the center White house officials told reporters the president was and 16 diamonds on the periphery. Police said the boy was on "non-secure detention" from the "deeply angry" over Giscard's statement In a recent FURNITURESTOLEN Juvenile Detention Center at the time the two crimes were interview "confrontational in tone" that attacked the A Geneva man claims he returned home from work Monday committed. Under that program, juveniles are released if the United States' energy policy. and found about 00 worth of miscellaneous furniture missing, Detention Center determines that they will pose no danger to the "The tone and the attitude of Giscard's comments have according to Seminole County deputies. community Police said the boy was released despite a "lengthy" not been favorably received by American officials here," Blame Miller, 44, of Miller Road off of State Road 46, Geneva, record a White House official said. "That is the second time this told deputies the stolen furniture included a dryer, a double bed has happened and frankly it is beginning to wear a little The boy last was charged June 11 with delhiouencv in conand dresser and a d1nin room table with four mkhIn chairs ------------thin." nection with breaking and entering and sexual battery. Before STEREO,CAMERASTOLEN that, police had charged him with delinquency in connection with A 35mm underwater camera and other property valued at $599 I was stolen from the locked car of a Fern Park man, according to assault, aggravated battery, and battery, among other thIngs. Seminole County deputies. According to Lake Mary police, an officer spotted a car SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE, Philippines (UPI) — A U.S. Thomas Bamundo, 18, of 300 Oxford Road, Fern Park, told the weaving down Country Club Roao about 8 p.m. Sunday. The car Navy E-313 Orion anti-submarine plane crashed and sank deputies his car was burglarized while it was parked in front of (UPI) Theofanyear's employment sequel to dislast did not stop when police requested, they said, instead makingWASHINGTON a Supreme Court, in a— case Bakke "reverse in Subic Bay shortly after takeoff today. Ten crewmen 2311 Worthington Road, near Maitland. He said the incident ocsharp turn, narrowly missing another auto and striking a major significance to American crimination" case. swam free of the plane but five others were missing. curred sometime between Sunday and Monday. telephone guide wire. Rescuers combed the bay but reported no sign of the workers, ruled Banundo's stolen property included a cassette AM-FM stereo Police said the car later was identified as belonging to Dale L law does not bar today federal ' The new case, which rests on missing men more than seven hours after the plane a company and the employment discrimination and a tape box with 20 cassette tapes, he said. Behling, 38,165 E. Alma Ave., Lake Mary. Behllng first indicated a union from voluntarily setting provision of the 1964 developed engine trouble and crashed. Civil SPOUSE ABUSE he did not want to press charges, but later changed his mind. up an employment program Rights Act, was initiated by a A 33-year-old Altamonte Springs man was arrested early Police said the boy was already in custody on the auto theft that favors blacks. 32-year-old white factory On a 5-2 vote, the justices worker named Brian Weber. 'jiurj overturned a lower-court ruling Weber charged Kaiser on the !sue which the government had warned could Aluminum and Chemical Corp. severely undermine its efforts and the United Steelworkers of (Continued From Page 1A) to get private industry totake America illegally discriminated against whites affirmative action steps. TEBRAN. Irim (UPI; — Cuernavaca, where the shah is residence of the ex-shah in militants could seize him units, he said, would be single story concrete z even The 1964 Civil Rights Act's when they volujtarily set up an . ' aJJeT= iut.q Kl.d1kial1, self. residing, denied the report. Mexico on behalf (if The J he went into hiding in the bar against racial discrimina. on-the-job craft training In rezoning the land from agricultural to planned unit proclaimed chief of Iran's Khalkhali, quoted by the Fedayan-e Islam. Wh!tr I.'vis." PARS said. not program at a Zcariwrcy, La., tion in employment •'d development (PUD), the county commissioners advised Binfordrevolutionary court, said today agency today, did not say when religious group. and SEEDCO representatives that they have only one year to Khalkali said 160,000 people condemn aIljwiyjIt.%,yoIpWy,. Plmt th-at members of a Moalem extrem- the p,tack took place nor did t "Kbslkhali asserted that al- had been killed during the rule race-cofl$cj1)u*. øLftrmal.Lve. opiItis br minority apj formulate am acceptable site plan. if a 'plan meeting traffic, 1st group attacked the house of give other detatls though the deposed shah had of the former shah and the action plans," Justice William 'Pl1dait. '' drainage, sewer and other county requirements cannot be the deposed shah in Mexico, PARS said Khalkhali not been killed in this incident, Iranian nation would find and Brennan wrote for the majorldeveloped in that time, the land would revert to its original TheSth U.S. Circuit Court of PARIS news agency reported. "claimed responsibility for the he would not be able to escape kill him wherever he might ty. agricultural status. Appeals agreed the program Mexican police officials in machine-gun attack on the because the Fedayan-.e Islam hide, the agency said. Commissioner Dick Williams said he was concerned with the The court's decision came on was Illegal. potential drainage problems that could occur. But Binford said the oliie,ias been reviewed an c.ajgp1anmied to be set aside as a 1etention pond has been raised from 16 acres to 30 acres. .. * Binford said the project is designed to provide housing to 2, .:. persons. However, he said, there will not likely be an influx or an . exodus of persons from Midway because of the project. The . project he said, is designed to house and employ those already .• living there, man y of whom are cramped into shacks and other ....... substandard accommodations. •.: .. About 10 people representing the 100 persons in the audience : •.: The story in Tuesday's counties and municipalities owners has not been sought. ,. :.. ..: k p made favorable statements, but when the commission chairman, 'r" Evening Herald indicating frOm raising tax rates above ': The Tuesday story in1'.-•" Bob French, asked for a show of hands of those opposed, there Sanford City Manager Warren five percent without seeking correctly stated the utility were none. E. Knowles had recommended voter approval via referendum. budget as $372,88V1or 1979.80. In A :S If a favorable site plan can be developed, Binford said, the •I a five percent tax hike was in • Another solution to be con- fact the projected budget is project would be developed in increments, with the final project error. sidered, according to the about $1.4 million. Knowles said . . ,.j being completed in a bout six years. He said a variety of federal a . . memo, would be to consider water and sewer rates could In I n fact, the possibili ty of a , and possibly private sources would be used to finance the special legislation passed for remain unchanged next year as would be only one of a building, number of means that might be downtown improvements that users' fees will cover the cost of He said the purchase price of the land will range from $500,000 used to help balance the set up the mechanism for a operations. to $600,000. He said residential acreage wllI'be sold at $2,900 The final budget will be proposed tentative 1979-80 special taxing district. The acre, commercial acreage at $5000 per acre and li liBi budget. The five pe ce , . • r nt hike Downtown Improvement arrived at by the city cornacreage at $3,000 to $3500 per acre. An exact estimate of the value I was mentioned in a memo sent Association has presented to missioner-s later this summer. 4 of the project when completed has not been made, Binford said, to city commissioners. The the city a program calling for Work sessions to discuss but he said it would "be worth milliora.11 memo indicates that projected $420,000 in street and pavement possible cuts in the indMdu.l revenues for the coming year improvements, but a special departmental budget haje . are $3,810,2. Proposed budget taxing of downtown property been scheduled for mid-Jni)I I.. expenditures at this point are WEATHER $4,342,659 according to the 5 MissIng In Crash Wednesday, June 27,1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ' .• LADIES' DOUBLE KNIT PANTS *First qualit) •Assorled solid and Ian *100% pub ester .First quality and slight irregulars Assorted colors colors - $' 2! I ' * $ o'I Sixes 11-18 $' EXTRA SZE 2PFOSR.I 4PR. ..':-. I -........ ........ . 4 ,- ' ' i.' . -. . ,- - . - '4 - - ' ,- . 54' . 6. - -- . �Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, Wildnes4y, June 27,1979—SA Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Around Wednesday, June 27, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director And mom. . . you can take the bandaids and aspirin out of your purse. Little League season is over. With the exception of those all-stars selected to stick around and put in another month of practice and post-season games, it's all over except for the shouting. The kids are likely heading for the nearest water hole. — : 1' Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50: Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. T hi e Clock It's Time For I Okay, pop. You can plan that vacation anytime, B.)JIM IIAYNES Baseball was a long and demanding season. Oh, the rewards were there, it's just that both kids and parents already have their summer tans from sitting in the sun for those tedious afternoon games. It's a case of "what do people do on a Saturday afternoon?" Families who pack up and head for the ball park on Saturdays are suddenly faced with some nice options. Like sleeping late. No more 9 a.m. rookie gaines. And remember the beach? Well, it's hot there too, but at least that salt air breeze and pounding surf replace the flavor of four Kills and three strikes. My sons were both happy and sad the season ended. Sorry they don't get to play any more gaines, but happy they don't have to go to any more practices for awhile. They are going fishing today. And tomorrow. The scope of Little League is such that family involvement is considerably more than Abner Doubleday had in mind when he invented the grand old sport. TIT_-," V 01(1 Abner hardly pictured parents chewing out umpires, second-guessing coaches' and offering a thousand suggestions to improve junior's batting average. This was the first year in recent memory that we man aged to get through the Central Florida season without an on-field tussle between either coachesumpire, coaches-fans or fans-umpire. FLORIDA IN BRIEF " I know, pop. Things don't get really hot until all-star time rolls around. And as an after-thought, mom, if you can't figure out what to do with your extra time, I have a suggestion. The fateful question of whether the second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union should be ratified or amended has given rise to one of those great debates that have shaped American history. The stage has been set for a national decision with the signing of the treaty in Vienna Monday, June 18, and, remarkably, President Carter's address to the Congress and the nation that evening, only hours after leaving his final meeting with Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. Unfortunately, in presenting the affirmative argument of this debate, the president was less than persuasive. By failing to address the specific concerns of those who fear SALT II will increase rather than diminish the nation's peril, he may have conceded the first round to his opponents. Mr. Carter spoke largely in generalities about why the treaty "must be judged on its own merits." Moreover, he weakened his case by exaggerating SALT Ii's ability to limit the Soviet arms buildup as well as the dangers that will result if the Senate refuses ratification, But it is not fear of what may happen if SALT!! IS amended or turned down thaC impresses those who are undecided or opposed to the treaty. It is fear of the treaty itself that weighs far more heavily. The questioning now coming from all across the political spectrum is instructive. Sen. Henry Jackson, Wash., a leading SALT authority in the Senate, denounces the treaty as appeasement." Sen. Jake Garn. R-Utah, warns the agreement permits the Soviet Union to increase its intercontinental missile force from 600 to 820 and its nuclear warheads from 5,000 to 15,000. Significantly, some of the most impressive position to SALT II comes from military experts. For example Lt. Gen. Edward Rowny, the Joint Chiefs of Staff's representative on the U.S. SALT negotiating team, has just resigned from the Army, making no secret of his disapproval of the treaty. Retired Adm. El=Ztivalt, former chief f SAiT 11 is a "fraud" that a Li permits the Soviets a first-strike capability that could wipe out the U.S. counterforce. And Gen. Bernard W. Rogers, the Army's chief of staff who leaves soon to become supreme commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Crganizat4en, yarns that. the -•-grbwing U.S. disadvantagê"wiil encourage the Russians to test us around the world, What are the American people to believe? What conclusion can they draw from the clashing views of authorities upon whom they must rely for derstanding of so complex an issue, Fortunately, the hearings and debates in the Senate during the next few weeks will offer a better public understanding about whether SALT Ills, in fact, a good deal for the United States to make with the Soviet Union. This ventilation of differences will not be the sabotage of detente by arbitrary obstructionists that the administration as well as President Brezhnev suggest. Rather, it will be healthy exercise in representative government as mandated by the framers of the Constitution, who sought the wisdom of the Senate's collective judgment on treaties and presidential appointments, The constitutional provision for the Senate to advise as well as consent to treaties calls for the enactment of whatever amendments of SALT lithe Senate may deem necessary. On balance, we can assume that most senators as well as most Americans would favor a treaty truly limiting the arms race — or, even better, one that would require drastic cutbacks In armaments. The Senate's difficult task now is to determine how far SALT II misses this goal and what the remedy should be. For, when hydrogen-tipped missiles have given nations the power to slay each other like gunslingers In a shootout, we cannot afford to be second best. If there is doubt or error, It must be on the side of safety and survival. BERRY'S WORLD r I (i' "4" ,.. — " (9 "PLEASE — I'm eating!" don't mention the polls while - - - RONALD REAGAN Some South Af rica Change Good Candor WASHINGTON mNEA) — Members of Congress can be less than candid about how m much It costs to cure and feed them. MthOughtle}' wanta5.5 percent pay raise and think they deserve it, most don't want to be officially recorded in favor of it. At $57,500 annually plus generous fringe benefits, members of Congress are in the nation's top 1 percent salary bracket. Many of their aides receive only it few thousand dollars less. True, they don't spend the full amount allotted to them for staff salaries — but the nearly $200 million annually spent for congressional staff is more than double the 1970 total. Congress's "efficient" operation still employs nearly 100 persons to operate automatic elevators. And that kind of waste is peanuts compared to the office building the Senate is constructing for Itself. In 11173, its planners said It would be completed in four years for $48 million. The ,.., 1980s and the cost at $160 million, So perhaps it is understandable why most Senate and House members prefer not to discuss their own budget needs. Rep. Bill Nelson, i Florida freshman Democrat, reflected the prevailing House mood when he said about the proposed 5.5 percent pay raise: "Ithlnkthepeopleinmydistrlctarequlte upset when they are crimped in their home By ARNOLD SAWISI.AK budgets with inflation and they see the Congress increasing Its salary." WASHINGTON ilJI'lj - SVlie we built the O1" lLp. Pfl Patil c! mnterstaie 1, Ulde ai We goals was jj cutIeaues should not get a supposed to e rejm'Lnutlon of the cIties by raise but should vote themselves a pay cut equivalent to the inflation rate. At that rate, they making it easier to get goods and people in and could be receiving welfare checks In a few years. out of their congested centers. Don 't I Unhappy S Cut Back 016 1 Pu ping m WASHINGTON— Six months ago, Saudi "Secretary Schlessinger reported that unrest in The besieged shah had pleaded with the Carter at the head of the Perim Gulf. Arabia began pumping oil full-blast to ac- Iran has resulted in a cut-off of the five million administration for advice and support. But Now Iraq is leading the clamor inside the conunodate the United States during the shut. barrels per day production of Iranian oil fields. Carter had sent back word that the revolution Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries down of the Iranian oil fields. But today, the Increased was the shah's problem. "This is something in for high oil have "The Saudis and others prices. Perhaps the Saudis cannot be disenchanted Saudis are cutting back production production of their fields temporarily by over the hands of the people of Iran," said the blamed for paylnj more heed to Iraq than to the sharply. "Why should president. with an air of detachment. It be Saudi Arabia's threee million barrels per day to replace ap United States. responsibility to meet the shortage?" Foreign proximately half of the Iranian supply loss. The At the last OPEC strategy meeting in March, The Saudi rulers wondered whether they would Minister Saud al.Faial s has demanded. net effect Is a drawdown of approximately two oil ministers secretly agreed to curtail the receive the same indifferent treatment If their It's an unsettling question, which poses a million barrels per day fro world stockpiles. If on and keep supplies scarce. This was Prod ucti own regime were endangered. They put Carter direct threat to the oil industry of the United supplies from Iran are resumed within a ctthe best way, they concluded, to force higher to the test by calling on him to prote States. First, the do wnfall of the shah jeopar- reasonable time period, there will be no supply ices pr u po n the world. tremendous U. S. stake in the Persian Gulf oil dized the flow of oil from Iran. Now the cavalier problems next winter.,." fields. He responded by ordering the aircraft The Saudis, who had protected U. S interests attitude of the Saudi sheiks raises ominous new The Iranians have returned to their oil pumps. carrier Constellation to rush, full-steam, from in th e past, agreed to the price pressure. They supply uncertainties. But a hostile Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has ippines to the Perisen Gulf. But then he served notice on Washington that they no longer the Phil The Saudis had always been staunchly pro- shown no disposition to bail out the United the order, and the carrier dropped intended to produce oil at a level to suit the States. "We don't need America," he has American. Then what ca used this change of dec anch or chor off Singapore. United States,. lared. "It is they who need us. They want our heart? Why are they suddenly unwilling to do 1t Reported Schlesinger to the Cabinet on May 7: 011. .The Soviets tightened the pressure on Saudi t he United States any favors? Intelligence reports tell of turmoil, meanwhile, Arabia, meanwhile, by airlifting 500 Cuban 'The Saudi Arabian government has made it The answer can be found in White. House in the 1nnia oil fields. The ayatollah's troops mercenaries into the Arabian clear the production levels will come down to an papers which have been concealed from the put down an Insurrection but month of Iranian them Into action against Saudi-Bubeidjzed North average of 8.5 million barrels a day;" Worse, the American people. Last November, for example, Arabs. Their leaders, still unrepentant, are Yemen. In response to another appeal carter Saudis Intend to make the Lb million figure the Energy Secretary James Schlesinger warned threatening strikes. So at best, the outflow of oil dispatched a dozen F-lb fighter planes to Saudi— average for the year. President Carter of the grim consequences of an from Iran Is uncertain. Arabia. But they arrived unarmed. "Achieving this on an annual average," Iranian collapse. The curtailment of oil shipNow the Saudis, who supply most of our Disillusioned and desperate, the Saudis turned Schlesinger explained glumly behind closed ments from Iran, he said, could be more serious overseas oil, have turned sour on America. To to their Arab neighbors, Syria and Iraq, which doors. "would require a reduction well below the to the United States than the Middle East oil alienate the friendly Saudis was difficult, but have close ties to Moscow. The Iraqis quickly 8.5 mIllion barrels level during the second 4 embargo of 1973.74. Jinuny Carter managedtodo it. He shook tbeir persuaded the Soviets to call off the assault on quarter o[ this year." But the Saudis came to the rescue with a faith In him by failing to protect the shah from North Yemen. Iraq has also rushed a division of The Saudis have indicated that they might dramatic upsurge in oil production. The Jan 15, the Khomeini revolution. After declaring his troops to the troubled Iranian border. So instead increase production to help stabilize world oil 1979. Cabinet nanuto, carefully marked for the unqualified support of the shah, Carter abruptly of the American military muscle that the Saudis prices "eyes only" of top officiala, rccordcd: abandoned lOin. haiIsnwilit. the Iraqis are staging a show of force 6A not, uley emphasized. to alleviate shortages In the United States. Nematodes Termites • Fumigation Sanford 322-8865 ...THE LIVI'i' IS EASY Orlando 423-8094 Summertime, and the livin' is eas. Thai I. 111cl I k i Yeager (center ) of K1:l Esea mhia l)rie. Sall iwd . lii, j,1 U1Ui liii la liiilN members froimi Orange City and Ohio at the ( t'nt r I I"k,riiIi - ) — W PRESCRIPTIONS , ri b 1 • .'.F HONOR COMPETITORS PRESCRIPTION COUPONS. COME IN TODAY LET US TRANSFER YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO WALGREENS. WE J'' I (tArE YOUR BUSINESS. C. CAMPBELL RPH D. MURPHY RPH Y: AND ' PHOTO COPY MACHINE AT WALGREEw PER COPY. - 1. .9 Cabinet Confirms York Half Gallon! . .- ) ICE CREAM " 11:v__ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Florida's Department of Law Enforcement's new director says field agents won't have to check with him before making any major decision, but will be able to act on their own. The inability of agents to act decisively and quickly has been one of the FDLE's biggest faults, says James W. York, who is resigning as City of Orlando police chief to accept the $40,000 year job. The Cabinet voted 6.0 Tuesday to hire York on Gov. Bob Graham's recommendation. He succeeds Bill Troelstrup, fired by Graham five months ago. Among the messages that come through In the speeches were these from the South Africans: We have a diverse society and the solutions to our problems must be our own, but we are working together to solve them.. . Don't pull out your Investments, add to them. Our economy is growing and If you pullout you'll hurt the very people you're trying to help, the blacks ... We have only four percent of the African land JACK ANDERSON Lawn Spray s Pest Control month, The seminar came in the wake of major shakeups in the cabinet of Prime Minister Pieter Willem Botha. In effect, the changes will consolidate the strength of Botha's reform wing of the National Party. real beef was froim, incumbents, who tailed to why they should vote to provide campaign funds for their opponents. . mass ut Wa todui1? j'rbmt o .iJiod and . The reformers had (6 Settle for financing of are helping soifl"u! d rAIZ"'it.ctd zet8flbor presidential elections only in 1974, although the (black states) stay alive ... Our mineral same legislation did provide for new controls on resources are vital to the West. Don't lose them. private contributions to congressional camJudging from the notes, two of the most Instead, we gave the suburbs a giant boost as But should they Lie so defensive? True, it now paigns. Public financing congressional speakers were David lbebehall, the costs more thaim a billion dollars annually to both bedroomims and workplaces with campaigns was supposed to for be the second stepJ forceful pew krnay a tm,ndJ. N. Redãya klinthr the rofonn fr a while, made things operate Ci'rts-ad itss, Thiiif"chairman of the e jublic banlC as the Ubrary of Congress and the General econom i cally and politically worse for the Democratically elected by the million residents Accounting Office. But that is only one-fifth of i established cities and the people who remained Public financing of presidential campaigns of Soweto, Thebehali painted a picture of a city in them. percent of the entire federal budget. passed in part because Congress wanted to on the verge of an urban renewal explosion. A demonstrate that It had no part of the hanky. milti-million dollar program to provide new And most congressional aides do work harder That was the kind of negative accomplishment panky that was being disclosed in the White housing and amenities is about to begin. He said, than the far more numerous bureaucrats In the that wellineaning planners have made infamous House. It is doubtful that many of the members "My colleagues and I on the (city) council took executive branch. in recent decades. But it isn't just public works of the Senate and house who voted for the bill did the prime minister at his word when he promised In addition, serving in Congress can be a tough enthusiasts who get us into situations that are -so because they saw potential windfalls for their grind, us full municipal powers, and up to now we have just as bad or even worse than the original own campaigns. had no reason to regret this." Many members keep busy in Washington from predicament. But that's what they got. With private Monday to Thursday with committee meetings, Thebehali stresses that nearly all the tm. Public financing of election campaigns votes, staff discussions, White [louse briefings, donations to presidential campaigns barred, a pediments to black business have been lifted in receptions and so on. Often that Is only the provides an example. Back in the heat of lot more money went into congressional cam- Soweto and "already, negotiations are underway beginning as they return to their local base for Watergate days, reformers jumped on the paigns, especially in presidential election years by black entrepreneurs to establish complexes in when big contributors usually concentrated on Soweto never dreamed of 10 chance to get the "fat cats" out of politics by weekend meetings, speeches, more receptions years ago." pushing public financing. thc national contest. and the like, Criticizing not the motives but the strategy of In fairness, it should be said that groups like Many Senate and House members criticize the Candidates for House and Senate, especially U.S. and British groups to pressure industrial Common Cause tried very hard to get acrossthe- incumbents, now are able to put on increasingly cost of the increasing number of newsletters firms to "disinvest" from South Africa, Mr. pouring out of the congressional mail rooms. But board legislation that would cover congressional more lavish and sophisticated campaigns as the Reddy said, 'Make no mistake, South Africa is it recent Louis Harris poll showed the public as well as presidential campaigns. economic and political special interests conso phisticated enough to run your factories if you The Senate, in fact, approved congressional centrate their funds on congressional contests. wants more communication and service from Its pull out. You will be the losers, not we," public financing. But opposition in the House was representatives in Washington, not less. led by one Wayne hays of Ohio and he still had Some congressional candidates probably have Keynote speaker was Dr. Pieter Koornhof, It is certainly true that no one forced then) come to think of the present situation as normal minister of cooperation and development, who Is em to enough clout to stop the show. enter politics or to keep a busy schedule, but the and all that new money from interest groups as a widely respected reform-minded Afrikaner in public does have a stake in quality represenThe big public objection against public their due. If that state of mind takes hold, no one charge of white-black relations. He said South tation and should recognize it requires some financing of congressional rams was that it was should suspend breathing waiting for that second Africa is now enteripg a period of "deep reforeffort and skill, a waste of taxpayers' hardearned dollars. The step to be taken. in." Check - Up MIAMI (UP!) — The circuit judge presiding at Theodore Bandy's murder trial Tuesday night declined to Isolate more than 450 prospective jurors so they could not read or hear news reports referring to the accused killer's Past. Ten jurors have been seated, but only tentatively. Sixteen other people out of a ventz-e of 500 were dismissed after detailed questioning intended to reveal their attitudes toward Bandy and the death penalty. Miami's Chief Circuit Judge Edward Cowart held an evening court session Tuesday that lasted until 10 p.m. He has expressed exasperation at the slow pace of jury selection. Cowart said he also is considering conducting court on Saturdays. He estimated the trial would last one Though I didn't attend the seminar, a friend brought me notes from the several speeches, and Marais' straightaway candor was typical. Your Breath Spring Time Sequester Request Denied Conventional wisdom about most any issue usually lags behind changing realities. Though a few journalists have been reporting It, not many Americans are yet aware of how strong the winds of change are blowing in South Africa. Last week a team of high-level public and private leaders from that country — white, black and Asian(Indian) — opened the eyes of U.S. businessmen meeting in Palm Springs, Calif., who attended a two-day seminar titled "Why Invest In South Africa?" Sample from Dr. Jan S. Marais, member of the South African parliament): "Are we racist? Yes. Do we have color discrimination? Yes. Is there denial of basic human rights? Yes. But, are we agonizing about it? Yes. And, are changes taking place? Yes." WASHING TON WORLD PEST CONTROL JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — A federal judge Tuesday halted the scheduled execution today of convicted murderer Charles William Proffitt, virtually shutting the door, for this week at least, to Florida's execution chamber. U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges ordered a stay of execution and referred Proffitt's petition for a writ of habeas corpus to a U.S. magistrate In Tampa for a recommendation on whether an evidentiary hearing should be held. Less than 24 hours before Hodges issued his four-page order In Jacksonville, U.S. District Judge Jose Gonzalez issued a similar stay Monday In Fort Lauderdale for another convicted murderer, Robert A. Sullivan, Stay close to your phone — they might need an allstar alternate. AIY(iL.WALTERS CALL ART BROWN Federal Judge Halts Pro Hilt's Execution AS rwvI., '..uiiiit k4id 1009 Graham Signs 3 Proposals TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Graham has signed bills making it easier to punish unethical or Incompetent chiropractors, contractors and public accountants. , , Graham signed the three proposals Tuesday. Aides said he is studying the other 20 or so bills on regulatory agencies which came up for "sunset review" during the 1979 legislative session and may act on them later today. The chiropractors bill (HB 1832) expands thowids tsciplinary adlons and inclu( rovfr.ion-te keep the public from getting bilked under prepayment plans. Two citizen members are added to the profession. dominated licensing board. .:LNni i:rii'i: I -'—• *5 — - I.. .. 1' _______________ CALENDAR 1diI1t oil 01 [Dlistik ZI IPE.flAV 5 o A t M o. ., N MINT 39c &iik...-I FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Fleet Reserve golf tournament, Mayfair Country Club, in conjunction with NAS Sanford Reunion. Dinner Dance at Fleet Reserve on West First Street to follow. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qiumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m,, Deltona. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, dosed S p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 424 SATURDAY, JUNE 30 10th Aw&ual NAB Sanford Reunion, 11 a.m., Fleet Reserve, West First Street. Food, entertainment. Sanford AA Wumea's Group. 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Candberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, MONDAY, JULY 2 Monday Morners Toatmasters Club, Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, 7:15 am. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Splrngs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Student Union Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Deland. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Free Blood Pressure ClinIc 7. 4 p.m., 7th-day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Society, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Airport. TOPS Chapter 79, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casaelberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Sanford IA, 8p.m., 120W. First St. (closed). Sanford A1.Anoa, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Altamnt.-South Seminole Jaycees 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, State Road 436, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, JULY Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic L414(s 7:30 pm. Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Delhosa Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence social hail, Deltona. Sanf.rdSemlnoleiayceette$, board meeting, 7:30 p.m., 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Seminole LA, 8p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, $91 Lake Minnie Drive. Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sarnbo'& Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, N. Edgeinon. 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By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer You can drive down almost any street in Lake Mary and find junked cars," said City Manager Phil Kulbes. "And I want to get çld of them." Noting he had received at least a dozen complaints from citizens over the past few months, Kulbes said Wednesday he planned to begin ridding the city of junked and abandoned automobiles immediately, Kulbes said the procedure begins with the sending of a letter of notification to anyone with such a car on their property. Alter receiving the letter, he said, the owner of the property has three days to clear the auto off his land. If he does not, Kulbes said, the case would be turned over to the State Attorney's office for prosecution, "I have the names and addresses for at least 115 people here," Kulbes said. "I'm going to start writing letters today." r- •- - I. • . i .1 FAMILY City ordinance imposes a fine not exceeding $200 or a jail term of not more than 30 days, or both, for persons convicted of violating the law. According to the ordinance, a junked car is one that is "dismantled, partially dismantled, wrecked, junked, nonoperating or nun-discarded" and is located in a spot other than a junkyard. J * - • / -: -. I - ",tt• \Vallace Henderson of the LPA said the property has it cemetery on one side and a railroad track on the other so Herald Photos by Tom Vincent ". PLAYTHINGS Poised to take a hazardous trip down a slide at Ft. Mellon Park playground oil the lake Monroe waterfront in Sanford is 11-year-old PhilRinkavage, who moments later took a spill at the bottom. Above, a group of youngsters romp on the met r -go 'round" in the same park ..•,, - , . . . . . . - . - I - .... - '- -... -. p ' ' . designation on the iiiap for lu5 property on E. E. Williamson is currentINS Road that .;.• '- - . j 1 - T . ()obmeier, who operates it kennel on the property. accused (he commission of trying to take away his livelihood. ft doesn't seem right.'' he: added, pointing out thie property laid been zoned. . . ,-. ASPIRIN iaifl. ''•. Bottle of 100. 27, . ( g V-,F% W-A Reagan an unannounced ~e cctv ' ,.. 9Bottle of 24. I LIMIT 1 U $ _• / C"L od ining. LADIES' 2-PC. $J 4-ounce, non aerosol. 2 types. LIMIT 1 BODY ON TAP bottle. 3 In colors or fancy patterns. Assorted sizes. REG. $8.99 Easy care fabrics. Assorted colors and sizes. REG. $2.99 COPPERTONE LOTION Deep tanning 199 lotion! 2-ounce 89* LIMIT 1 BEACHCOMBER THONGS beach& casual CHARLIE For wear. Men's and ladles' sizes. i REG. $1.99 COLOGNE SPRAY 99 2 Fresh & feminine. .4-ounce bottle. REG. $4.75 LIMIT I 1 19 REVLON DRY SKIN LOTION -89e With natural honey. 10ounce bottle. LIMIT I PLAYTEX LIVING . 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REG. $1.52 LIMIT 2 - r Buy only the prints yo" want. No hassle - Ivan tithe goof was in thepicture taking. r oll of color or black and white print film developed and printed.., TODAY AND EVERYDAY, MesbIs,s. . - - f' y4c , I - 1/154' LONGW000: Hwy. 17-92 at S.R. 434 Get two rolls of print film for the price of one Kodacolor or blacli and white, when you have your film processed at Eckerd's... J%ERYDAY 3.15 I.fs • SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plaza THE PRINTS TWICE THE FILM SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 30 OPEN TODAY 9 A.M. tU 9 P.M. 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West S.R. 436,484 E. Altamonte Drive ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shopping Center as S sd pr. I i.,.: •-... 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Adjust- i'unmercial anti been used for a .'U '"ors. lie sant the '..vre located tiii the back of the property mid a low sw'amnj' area imiakes that part of the pro pe rty unsuitable for. building hornets. Dobtiuner saul his is the old kennel in the cM - eculilillelided I)). tile Land I'liuming Agency that thepresent operation Wallo"ed Io continue until (lie propert) IS sold or the kennel operation is suspended for 180 days. It was, pointed out that any qualifying. phrases such as perimutting (lie owner to rebuild in case of a fire) would have to be spelled out in a yet to be written. comprehensive zoning or-, dinance. In recent years (lie areasurrounding the kennel. property has seen iiiuch residential development, influeticing (lie coninussion t o. seek a zoning change. The commission also approved a residential zoning designation for the northwest corner of lAJngwood Hills and lAthe Emma Road, currcntivl31 Business. The owner included piece identified only a "a Mr. Takvorian, who lives had objected to up north,'' the change as he had future ¶om. - building plans professional building thin. The commission also acof one O 2" x 16", cast iron ;onstr'Jctiofl, multible drafts. REG. $16.8 44-QUART SWIM RING . ! . 'P7 FLAVOR ROAST INFLATABLE ) , PEDESTAL chocolate sanawlcn cookies. 15-oz. pack. REG. $1.19 Flexible, 2 ply vinyl with brass fittings. REG. $5.39 . .. I U COOKIES Delicious creme-filled GARDEN HOSE INFLATABLE - OREO 4 ¼-INCH x 50-FOOT ____ s )owl. Tilt away hood, idjustable drafts. BEG. $42.99 tl,- ' . ." I GRILL 3aked enamel fire PAPER PLATES 3.5 H.P. Briggs Stratton engine. Easy recoil start. Adjustable cutting height. REG. $159.99 . - SWINGERS 9-INCH POWER MOWER and I beam construction with wrap around rope. Assorted colors. REG. $8.99 Have your eyes examined regularly then bring your prescription to an Eckerd Optical Center catel rIases• ont, L Pricr pt 22" SELF-PROPELLED SURF RIDER JOGGING & ATHLETIC SHORTS LIMIT 1 I SWIMSUITS Latest fashion solid PVC 699 SHAMPOO Permits • I HAIR SPRAY 9C 3 . , CLAIRMIST Building •,-- -' X margin, the poll showed Carter was not expected to be nominated again regardless of who opposes him In the primaries, and the same group, by 51-32 percent, believe Carter will not be re-elected If nominated. The poll was a sampling of 1,218 voters across the country. ' 6.4-ounce .-_* ANTIPERSPIRANT 4-ounce. 2 types. Price reflects 30' off label. LIMIT 1 JJ a AL1* ,,rf'ant RUUIUIUIIVol. Pt, . . . ' JOY TOOTI RE . - - jOflOVOSsinus congestion. MAY paws 4 I' MOM LIV1' duplexes there and thought he would stand a better chance uI getting approval if the I)ropert were not ,ilriath 10111 residential. Keirneth Dobmeier objected . to the proposed resideittiali designated commercial . j''•!• - commercial zoning as he ' ..,- ECKERD they had not condemned it to future single-family use. lie said the board felt by designating it commercial it. would forin it buffer between nei ghbor ing industrial and residential zoned propert Grant said he favored (In, eventually hoped to builtF *02 r' - - 1 candidate for the GOP nomina- ..0 authorized to •..aflafl you can tWst -i-- Other building permits Issued In June Include the following: James Powell, 2478 Palmetto Ave., to rerool a single family residence. Value: $1,400. Ron O'Day, 2911 Orlando Dr., to construct a ground sign. Value: $500. Eric Lawson, 103 Rabun Court, to construct a utility building. Value: $126. Gail Rutherford, 2840 Gail Place, to enclose an existing garage. Value: $160. Johnny Walker, 2617 Mohawk Drive, to erect a duplex. Value: $30,000. Johnny Walker, 2615 Mohawk Drive, to construct a dilez. Value: $30,000. Charles Cantrell, 501 E. First St., to erect a sign. Value: $5,000. Victoria H. Dargan, 517 Hickory Ave., to demolish a condemned building. John Atkinson, 2206 Bel Airs Blvd., to erect a slng1e4amil residence. Value: $35,000. Laura Jo Garrett, 1206 19th Court, to reroof a single family residence. Value: $10. Ellen Renf row, 1501 W. Seventh St., to repair a singlefamily residence. Value: $1,500. Tem Sumner, 603 Oak Ave., to remodel a single family residence. Value: $2500. William Klein, 300 Laurel Drive, to mike a screen enclosure to a single family residence. Value: $2,000. . ,. PLAYGROUND . - tion, led the president by 1.0 point, 48-45 percent. Carter still led Connally 52-41,! but the gap had narrowed sharply since the 62-32 percent March. lead he enjoyed The survey said a majority of Democrats and independents 58 percent - believe Kennedy would defeat Carter for the - . ECKE RDI WASHINGTON UP! Both Ronald Reagan and Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker were running ahead of President Carter lnthe latest ABC-Harris poll, with former Texas Gov. John (.,nnauy cl ing fat, percent in a similar sampling of voters In May but In June led by a 5143 percent margin, Mono r' - Baseball Assoc., Flagship Bank American Legion Auxiliary, Sanford planned activity. Greater The Sanford D.J.'s Place, SISTER, Chase Seminole, Chamber of Commerce has He also urged all donations of called a meeting of the Fourth for fireworks be ttL ned in at the Serenaders, First Federal of and Co., Stromberg Carlson, Mid Florida, Robert E. Daehn, Telephone Pioneers, Alpha of July Committee for Thursday at 5 p.m. In the chamber's meeting, indicating the group is Sanford Senior Citizens, Kappa Alpha, First Federal of still about $200 short of the Knights of Columbus, Janice Seminole, Sanford VFW, DAV First Street conference room. The chamber's executive $1,200 It will cost for the and Wendell Springfield, Fleet Chapter 30 Sanford of Sanford, Reserve Association, Dr. Jack thanager Jack Homer said all pyrotechnics. Here is a list of those who Morrison, Rotary Club of Holiday Inn, Clarence and committee m embers are urged Sanford Bauer, to attend to discuss the final have donated for fireworks to Sanford, T r i - C o u n t y Martha Sanford Optimist Club, Bob Hattaway, arrangements for booth date: Atlantic National Bank, Roadrunners, locations, exhibits and other Jaycees, Sanford Youth Woman's Club, Pilot's Club, Sanford Kiwanis Club. .. The city clerk has been set a public hearing on the map. Commissioner J. It. Grant. one of three property owners All objecting to proposed changes, CLSt the opposing vote Nlorlday. .... -. , night. The Grant Property l)rescntl in industrially-zoned .j residential area, will be designated residential on the new iliap. The land Plannin Agency i l.1"Ai had reco1u 49 mended a conimerciah desiation for the map. ir .JuIy 4 Committee To Meet . . - Matt Breen, 9, (left) and his brother Mike, 11, aren't having a family skirmish. Coach Kenneth Pletzer of Lyman High School volunteered a few afternoons of his own last week to give the boys a few pointers in wrestling. Kulbes said Massey had informed him he would consider the city's case, solid tithe automobiles in question had no current license tag or Inspection sticker. Kulbes said that would constitute the city's criterion for deciding whether a car was "junked." fly JANE CASSEIJIERRY Herald Staff Wrifrr Longwood City ('ommission has voted 3-1 to accept the long range Comprehensive Land Use Ilan map with four reillissm- Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - . SKIRMISH? $200 Short Of Goal Poll Shows Reacian Toøs Carter Longwoo4-mom, OKs Land Use Map' -. .• Wednesday, June 27. 1979-9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V, - . Of Sui Matco con untinued to read hC BiII. ble "Siu,t Oil uUt) despite court-martial threats by the Air - - - - �OA-rv.nlnm IJ.,.I.1 t a..a u.s -- ... . . Chemist: We SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Can 4 ... II7 / 1' II v it ' ' the contest Th first presented in 22 different categories just to insure a friendly competition. Among the entries were (at left): Princess, owned by Dana Seller, Longwood. (Below): Mike Minton, II, of Sanford entered his pet mouse in the competition. The contest was h ' program. including a lizard and gerbils. . - ere were 22 w I part of t . e e library s Super Summer c : 4 1. _. I Il ~ _'-,YO;'., 4e- , I , .. i . . , _ . .1 - ~ I . _,,~- 0 I #11 .I.. , - , ' - 6, . l.* ft • ,& _______ . . ______ - ,I& ' It' ...-1.1 I '-c# ' .c I e I, . '( 1!5l4r' .. - 6 . '. Or! . ft . 1 _...ILa •. I . •' I% * . . ' ;;'t. '. . , ;1 - s2 '- v" 1 1"... _. ... I . k . ________ 0 o .. % • - .' _____ -,, $t , . . ____ I . . _________________________ , ' _; .. . - ' 1 -------- _____ :1 I- . . -'- '- , I , , '' I . r, . ., _~ , 11 ., k '4' ' 3 I ' I t,IL - I ._. , .4 .3) ' __________________ .. '1'. It • 1' 11" I ' I. ?I1t - 'w - .• . '- I '%~~ .. .," • '5; ø. .• 1. - 1, - I • 1- 11 (," ' I1 III V ', IV -ft, Ill 0 'W, A, !ng , J. , , 9" , . ) 'sb ,, . ' 'K 'S • '~11 I, 16 -- . i~ ' • • r. ! ç • THE SERVICE IN I WAYNE GATE . .. DAVID KLINGER. coast Guard Air Station, Los pletion of the RAP assignment. Wayne o Gates, whose James D. Avrett, son of Mr. and Recruiting command Navy OperetionS !prr ' wife, Colleen, and parents, Mr. and Mrs, Emory D. Avreit, 203 Palm seamen Apprentice David PVT Alexander IS the son Of days of duty in DeLand as part of the A- 1977 graduate 1;4. Mrs. Winthrop 0. Gales, live at 202 Place, Sanford, recently of buncan U. Robert and Lula Irby of Oviedo. was hometown "Recruiter Aide KlinØ,r son of Herb Kim erof N Ft I h H l, he joined the Fisher Place. Longwood, recenti DAVIDALEXANDER Promoted to Army staff sergeant Program" (RAP). Floyd Circle, Deltona, was coast Guard In July 1977. was assigned as a r lileman with the Navy Electronic while serving as a battalion Warfare y RAP enables outstanding young graduated from pf, wrolicris si;:~e751h intaniry - clivision at Schofield ,Techniclan Third Class David L. . Soldieris to return to their home area bd., ~,, ,IMUNIISALL114ilt. , narrarks, Hawaii. Alexander Jr., whose wife, Marine Corporal Gene Bailin Jr Belinda, to supply and Transport Battalion in ~m discuss their recent Army ex. The IS weak colors& was conducted is the daughter of Betty curry of 223 Periences, and training with area Gates entered Me Army in March Germany. sonof Ellne Ballinot 203 Charles St at the Naval Training Center, Great Winter Springs, recently St., He entered the Army in January Altamonte Springs, residents. SPA Pavae will assist cfeparle~ North Lakes. 111. Students received In. 1968. Avretrs wife, Terry, s with for a cruise Mediterranean Firstass ( C) Lyle struction on the operation him in Germany. He is a member of Marine city of Mombasa ii lIu Republic of Daniels of the Army Recruiting SCOTT BOULEY vemance and search rads Kenya. Navy Airman Apprentice Scott C. Composite Helicopter Squadron.2 Station at 218 W. New York Ave. electronic recoAnition aids CARL He is a crewmember aboard the tlloulcy, son of Ernest F-' And Phyllis WRIGHT navigation. Their studies were (HMM 264), based at the Marine Navy Seaman Apprentice Carl K. A 00ult-v Of Route 3. Box 750, Corp- New River Helicopter Ail '40 rDmbat shill USS Camden, Pic. Cyrietfe C. Wright. daughter designed to prepare them our duty In Chandler, son of Rudolf and homeported in Bremerton, W3Sh. of Mr. and MrS. William Wright, ir. a shipboard combat Infor Santor(f, has Completed recruit Station, Jacksonville, N.C. mallon raining at the Naval Training mgard Fries of 301 Barclay Ave., During the visit, Camden per. 1109 Williams Ave., Sanford, His unit is the aviation element of center or at a shorebased fleet Altamonte Springs, has completed Center Orlando the 34th Marine Amphibious Unit Sonnet Presented "Proiect Hand. recently was assigned as a pay training center. clasr- mat-~riai (including text. Specialist with the 2nd Finance D,irinq the eight-week training recruit training at the Naval He Joined the Navy In November (MAU). The 34th MAU is the forcecycle. trainees studied general Training center, Great Lakes, Ill. 197l. in-readiness for the U.S. Sixth Flee#- books, medical supplies, seeds and section In Fulda, Germany. included in his Studies were military sublects designed to on call to project combined air fertilizer) to the Mombasa Wright entered the Army In HENRYS tEOPARD orepare them for further academic seamanship, close-order drill, Naval Provincial commission as part of January i979. I ground forces ashore. Slaff Sergeant Henry B. Leopard P and on the Job training in one of the history and first aid. Personnel who During the cruise, HMM.264 Is the Navy's "People to PeopleThe private received an associate son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry a Navy's 8S b asic occupational fields. complete this course of Inst uction schedule to participate in training Program, The Camden's primary degree in 1971 from Seminole Lftpard of 781 Longdale A 19/B graduate of Seminole High areeiigibleforthreohour50f college Longwood, exercises with other Sixth Fleet mission is supply replenishment in Community College. has arrived for duly at ' ,chool lip ioinvd the Navy , n April creo" in Physical Education ano Spangdahlem AB, Germany. units and with those of allied support of the Midway task group in MICHAEL SMITH Hygiene. 1979 Marine Lance Corporal Michael Thesergeant a security specialist nations. Port visits are scheduled in the Indian Ocean. A 1975 graduate of Lyman High H. CARY PAYNE D. Smith, son of Benlaman E. and several Mediterranean coastal U.S. Air Forces In School, Longwood, Army Specialist 1 (SPI) H. Cary Peg Smith of Iii Citrus St., DOMINICOORIE cities. he joined the Europe, previouily served at Doinmie L. Gorie, son of William Navy in January i9ye. Bailin joined the Marine Corps in Payne of DeBary. a paratrooper and Aitamonte Springs, has been Holloman AFB, N.M. Sergeant i. and Shirley I. Gorie of io4o military policeman (M.P.) with the Promoted to his Present rank while Leopard Is a 1972 graduate of Lyman April 1977. Ft. Bragg, Nc.flethM:P:Company Crystal Bowl circle, CaSSelberry, ROBERT KELLY High School on, CHARLIE ALEXANDER (Airborne), one of onty two airborne Beaufort, S.C. ha'. been commissioned a Navy MICHAEL STROUD Marine Private Robert W. Kelly Privet e (PVT) Charlie T. M.P. companies in the U.S., was ensign and received a Bachelor of son of Aburey N. and Helen F. Kelly He joined the Marine Corps in Pvt. Michael E. Stroud, son of Mr. Alexander noviedo,whograduated recently Selected by the U.S. Army February 1978. Science degree upon graduation 701 W. 24th Place, Sanford, has and Mrs. Clyde E. Stroud, fourth ass from the Army. from the U S Naval Academy in completed recuirt training at the LoflgWood, recently Completed Missile and clMunition s School i Annapoli s, Md Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris training as an armor crewman RedstoneA Arsenal, Ala., where h At,, midshipman at the Academy, Island, S.C. under the One Station Unit Training a 23week course o lie underwent tour years of ex. He Participated in an active (OSUT) program at Fort Knox,Ky. Completed Vulcanmissile pa, has bee tenslYc study of engineering, physical conditioning program and OSUT is a 13week period which selected b he U.S. Arm mathematics, physical and marine gained proficiency in a variety of combines basic combat training Recruitingy Command to perform 3 sciences, management military skills, including first aid with advanced Individual training. cIa and special duty in Winter Pan qovernment, In addition to an active rifle marksmanship and close order RICHARD RAMBO as y Pars of the •'R "Recruiter Aid physical ttnes curriculum, he drill. Teamwork and self-discipline Coast Guard Aviationsuport Program" (RAP). studied military luStice, leadership were emphasized throughout the Equipment Technician Third Class A 1911 raduat e of Oviedo Higi and Naval history and completed a training cycle. A 7977 graduate of Richard R. Rambo, son of George I Al exander variety of elective course leading to Seminole High School, he joined the and Anne V. Rambo of 1491 Findley School PVT has been i soldier i ept. 19 and will bi baccaiureate. Marine Corps in February 1979. St.. Deltona, has reported for duty at assigned to Spec 6 4 r ~ '-.' I - Air Conditioning System I Wall PLUMBING a I HFATING INC ~ Ph 322 6562 I /1/odd/n O EN On ' P $7 ft S A TU R D A Y - . Pan American rma1. Services, Inc. * L J 0 G 1501 so. 1 .1 bbar's Da ys Numbered? )W YORK (UP!) The toughest admission for any athlete to Is that he's through The next most difficult one is for him to de that the biggest part of his career Is behind him. Kireem Abdul Jabbar doesn't have that kind of hangup His basketball career isn't finished )et by any means, but he's øt enough to tell you the major portion of It Is over, the moon - I in the last quarter, so to speak, and quite likely something rtly different Is in store for him up the road, possibly in the ualc industry or maybe in the movies Hits In 7-3 Win I -, , . %, " IF ) S . . drove .. commissioner has fi-~% _d about.pjq.~!ng. kt!E_9me . ttqml*r of 94M period of time. In my opinion, that will make Wed and ne to injury. - $,Abdul-Jabbar was here during the NBA draft, although he drilled a single to sme Hogan. show Pr r to Hogan's single, she H111 Walker had retired the first 11 "8 batters in order, although Greg staff Harris Hill reached base on an error Totals 220 so , Walker 301 Carter 301 • M"It 4 J .a 11 I I -7 17 - ~" ~ : 111-1- the top of the sixth. Paul G iffi singled to right with one out, .1 6 23 -.-.- _. 191 Mir -7 - cki'tattendIt Theprocedure,however,remlndedhlmofhowhe stole second and went to third was Milwaukee's first-round draft choice in 1969. '"I thought Milwaukee was so far away," he says. Then in 1975, he said he wanted to be traded and the Bucks atiliged by making a deal for him with the Lakers. "'I wish I could've brought the Milwaukee fans out to Los on a passed ball. With two outs, Hogan topped the ball down the t hird base line and beat it out for a hit as Griffin scored the tying run. Hogan stole second Angeles with me," he says. "They were always very Involved, Vw Lm Angeles fans are different. They come late and leave '-i and don't do much while they're there." and went all the way around to .. ' _. - Herald PhoW by Tom Netsof Greg 11111 takes solid poke W. as Craig Carter catches for Moose ' • % . S, ~.- t 41 ..0 &7 _- - IV x ., - • , 1. 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(.riffrn, Davis pitcher Alton Davis balked, and Bill i'usht. each had a allowing Rotundo to score and single Moose will have liotWlilo on sending Walker to second ptotected to a large degree because of all the publicity lie before Carter grounded out to the mound tonigh as it 9 s for a third consecutive league pnerated in high school and college, he never had too much to the first baseman. scored its first run in championship. V.!' .W. will V.F.W. 517 and was thought of being withdrawn. the..fXoh .gta*v likely send Hill to the mound Y.~R.a I PeogU!,tht prm,5,thwigbt it was m rA!(l it," .. 9T. to of niglIT, "' " really fe t. suppobethe he says. "It wasn't necessarily the wayVilt Hogan singled to center'wi lo' MOOSE two outs, stole second and took V.P.W. way ianswered questions helped people come to the conclusion Al R H 319 Upy did about me being a private person. I don't elaborate third on a wild pitch. Davis then Griffin 311 Rusill whillilever I'm asked questions.. I'm more to the point. But that dDon't" idn* I hav6 any hard feelings t6*ard*the pr I've DroVed m I'm pretty accessible." ~ "With our sched@e of 82 games, plus the playoffs, we're Ir - Hogan had a pair of singles second out, and Walker was ' •.' ' Moose increased its lead to 2. score, beforerun Walker with a double 0 with another run in the bottom home the final of the third Rotundo walked to right In addition to Valkcr s three with one out and stole second and third. McGowan w&tched a hits, Moose got singles from called third strike for the Carter. Leonard and Winkle so ' g 1 two-of-three series f #/ . t, 1 (~it ,I - 0 .. ' N, p.m. tonight at Chase Park for Murphy led off the uining for the seco nd game of the best Moose and drew a walk He advanced two bases on wild pitches and scored on a walked just one while bunting throning error b lull the (BA. "Professional sports are unique In that you're at the end of V.F.W. catchir. V.F.W. to only five hits ow career before you're 40 I'm 32 I'd like to fulfill my present Mike Leonard and Anthon) At the plate, Walker collected oact which runs until I'm 35. What I would like to do Is keep half of his team's six hits. in. Bradshaw also drew walks laying as long as I have the physical and mental capacity Who eluding a double, and drove in before Da v is was lifted for os when that will give way" Hogan, who pttchcd the two runs For years, Abdul-Jabbar was the most dominant one-man force Moose struck first in the remainder of the ganie. An ofessiona1 basketball. Some say he still Is on given nights. He game, pushing a single run infield single by Tint Winkle rathe league's MVP a record five times, but this past season the across the plate in the bottom of loaded the bases before Hogan M*d went to Houston's 5-year-old Moses Malone, and if taking the first. With one out, a two. struck out Terry Russi and i b~* seat to Malone bothers him, he doesn't make a big point of strike pitch hit Mike Rotundo, Hotundo. McGowan worked the t. who stole second. John count full and then drew a walk 'I think it's really impossible to say who the No. 1 player is McGowan went down swinging, to force Leonard home with the atky 0 " he says off-handedly. but Walker drilled a single to go-ahead run. 1kre to emcee a local jazz ceremony honoring the famed Hill tried to pick McGowan suophonlst Lester Young, Abdul-Jabbar continues to Involve Walker took second on a throw off first base and the ball hit elf more and more with music. He hosted a threeday jazz to the plate and was thrown out McGowan and rolled into right #val in Los Angeles last year and will do so again this year stealing third after Greg Carter ield, allowing two more runs to Vve definitely played more seasons than I'm going to play sya th e Los Angeles Lakers' center, who has put in 10 years In the 1161 F. \ ;!n - 14, .0 X) * - 1~1111"-~ , tF , : 1 F~~ Davis, stio had scattered 05 V F W Tuesda) night in the 0 . opening game of the 1979 three hits and struck out 10 Sanford Junior League Cit) through tht first five innings, • ran into control problinis in the Championships, The two teams meet at 7:30 bottom of the sixth. Payton the scheduled On the eve Iscuulon of how more than 900 dillon Chinese should be epresented In international both sides ports Istributed ueaday, but they brought little IT s toocoh~ Pad for bit fonda _WZ Tracy Walker pitched and tenferflekl%thlletrylngtonall batted Moose to a 73 win over Hogan at second use terms ask for ext. 33 ,.`P." - .S1 Taiwan says it insists on full quality between the two hinese representations. With the rival Chinese elegaticms still at odds and not )flCedlflg an inch from their revious positions, the matter 111 be left for the International lmpIc Committee to decide Its executive meeting today. $10,000 to $250,000 L ,~41. , ~. 2 , SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico JPI) -China says It wants to irticipate in next year's unmer Olympics and It wants let Taiwan participate too, it only with a name, a flag and national anthem to indicate at Taiwan Is a province of Business Loans 111 '- Pitches " WE'RE OFTEN AS... 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Sheltered and PHONE 322-0285 i I Parade :\ Along with that, the introspective Lakers' center begins work *the movie "Mane" Thursday. "I)oing something in the movies Is a possibility after basket bill," he says But how many parts do there figure to be for a 7-2 former basketball player' I Sleep Better . __ Sports "By no means am I saying I'll be a sure box office attraction, -, Feel Be"er ... : HOMEOWNERS: HARDWARE STORES AUTO 0 'VeJJZ'br.a1 J~W);. . " , . Car ___ 0 o 0 0 ALL DRIVERS subterranean oil supply will be gone in 20 years. Coal supplies are much more plentiful, he admits, but turning coal into oil creates a byproduct known as benzopyrene, a substance that is known to be carcinogenic. And even if benzopyrene is removed in coal liquificatlon, a vary expensive procedure, the burning of fossil fuels increases the world's already excessive supply of caron dioxide. Calvin says when carbon dioxide • ,, . LOW COST W FOR -. •, . So, conceivably, petroleum ac $60 . 3 1? 1 It 1. 11 : - 1119 - I n. '5 plantations Would help alleviate two worid dilemmas. They would constitute an eternally during the 1973 Arab oil he renewable fuel resource. and bargo, and, disgusted, hypothesis: since the crops would not poll ute. formed a .1, . most fuels come from the energies es of dead plants, can't they also be extracted ofenergy,matteroffact,itCan be grown from ordinary weeds from live ones' The "weed" that Calvin is d so the working with is called h Euphorbia lathyris, or "gopher ft;Irt: in wild profusion across the periment that may be innovative approach to the deeP Southwest It a an ugly energy crisis yet proposed He duckling member of the suggests the nation and the poinsettia family, and It has at world grow barrels of oil on least 2,000 relatives It grows massive "petroleum plan- tall and angular as do stalks of corn. tatlons." The oil of the E. lathyris is No giggles. Calvin is already raising prototype oil on various produced by photosynthesis, plots throughout Southern the devotion to which produced California. This is not in-dtation Dr. Calvin's Nobel Prize. The oil, he says It's real crude ch emist says photosynthesis black, gloppy, and with a separates hydrogen and water caloric value of 17,000 Btu per in the plant, and produces 0 carbohydrates. In time the pound. Moreover, Its cost competitive carbohydrates are reduced to a barrel - is now hydrocarbons, or, in effect, with the world rate To be sure, Calvin's notion is Petroleum. not yet ready for gas tanks. Oil crops, if they come at all, are years away from wide reality. But Calvin and his associates 0 are convinced the plan is f un damentally marketable. One day, they Insist, the fields of America may bloom with petroleum as well as grain. And the sooner the better, Calvin adds. He has charts 0 I ".. . Dr. Melvin Calvin got the enough He was appropria stranded in a asoline line . tt, • leaving the earth ;PrCesS with catastrophic tely '79 Wednesday, June 27, 1979-hA Oil By TOM TIEDE A BERKELY, Calif. (NEA) place awards 5½. of Grow .5 __.._1_' �weanesoay, June its 1717 iurs-cvenungneraig,)antora, p-i, EVERY PET'S Chemist: We Can Grow Oil A WINNER SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. leaving the earth a process BERKELY, Calif. (NEA) - with catastrophic implications. So, conceivably, petroleum Dr. Melvin Calvin got the Idea appropriately enough. He was plantations would help alleviate dilemmas. They stranded in a gasoline line two world Arab oil m• would constitute an eternally during the 1973 disgusted, he renewable fuel resource. and bargo, and, pollute. formed a hypothesis: since the crops would not most fuels come from the Besides, Dr. Calvin says the energies of dead plants, why fuel would be the simplest form can't they also be extracted of energy; matter of fact, it can be grown from ordinary weeds. from live ones? The "weed" that Calvin is And so the good doctor, a 1.. 1 II .l working WILD is 41-8 vNobel Prize-winning chemist or "gopher at Iha itnivarcltv f 1ifm,'Ja. Euphorbia lathyrts, plant." It's a scrub that grows began a little known exwild profusion across the in periment that maybe the most Innovative ap roach to the deep Southwest. It's an ugly p of the - By TOM TIEDE Sports Parade By anyatruete po insettia family, and it has at suggests the nation and the oil on least 2,000 relatives. it grows Walker Pitches, Hits In 7.-q Win bP, It4 r ' Ap ' - 'I Tracy Walker pitched and center field while trying to nail batted Moose to a 7.3 win over Hogan at second. V.F.W. Tuesday night in the Mncede that the biggest part of his career is behind him. opening game of the 1979 three hits and struck out 10 honest enough to tell you the major portion of it is over, the moon The oil of the E. lathyris is Moose Whips V.F.W. I n Opener make is that he's through. The next most difficult one Is for him to K.areein Abdul-Jabbar doesn't have that kind of hangup. His basketball career Isn't finished yet by any means, but he's massive "petroleum plan- tall and angular as do stalks of corn. tatlons." No giggles. Calvin is already MILTON RICUMAN abbar's Days Numbered? duckling member energy crisis yet proposed. He world grow barrels of Wednesday, June 27, 1979-11A t sr Davis, who had scattered 4i't Sanford Junior League City through the first five innings, ran into control problems in the Championships, The two teanis meet at 7:30 • bottom of the sixth. Payton In the last quarter, so to speak, and quite likely something p.m. tonight at Chase Park for Murphy led off the inning for raising prototype oil on various produced by photosynthesis, entirely different Is In store for him up the road, possibly In the the second game of the best- Moose and drew a walk. He plots throughout Southern the devotion to which produced music Industry or maybe in the movies, advanced two bases on wild two-of-three series, California. This Is not imitation Dr. Calvin's Nobel Prize. The "I've definitely played more seasons than I'm going to play," Walker struck out 16 and pitches and scored on a says photosynthesis oil, he says. It's real crude: chemist says the Los Angeles Lakers' center, who has put in 10 years in the walked just one while limiting throwing error by lull, the black, gloppy, and with a separates hydrogen and water NBA. "Professional sports are unique in that you're at the end of V.F.W. catcher. V.F.W. to only five hits. caloric value of 17,000 Btu per In the plant, and produces your career before you're 40. I'm 32, I'd like to fulfill my present Mike Leonard and Anthony At the plate, Walker collected pound. Moreover, Its cost -$20 carbohydrates. In time the contract which runs until I'm 35. What I would like to do is keep half of his team's six hits, in. Bradshaw also drew walks a barrel - is now competitive carbohydrates are reduced to playing as long US I have the physical and mental capacity. Who cluding a double, and drove in before Davis was lifted for effect, in hydrocarbons, or, with the world rate. knows when that will give way?" Hogan, who pitched the two runs. To be sure, Calvin's notion is petroleum. For years, Abdul-Jabbar was the most dominant one-man force Moose struck first in the remainder of the game. An not yet ready for gas tanks. Oil in professional basketball. Some say he still is on given nights. He game, pushing a single run infield single by Tim Winkle crops, if they come at all, are was the league's MV!' a record five times, but this past season the across the plate in the bottom of loaded the bases before Hogan years away from wide reality. award went to Houston's 25-year-old Moses Malone, and If taking the first. With one out, a two- struck out Terry Russi and But Calvin and his associates a back seat to Malone bothers him, he doesn't make a big point of strike pitch hit Mike Rotundo, Rotundo. McGowan worked the are convinced the plan is who stole second. John count full and then drew a walk UTO fundamentally marketable. "I think it's really im possible to say who the No. 1 player is o McGowan went down swinging, to force Leonard home with the One day, they insist, the fields today," he says off-handedly. but Walker drilled a single to go-ahead run. of America may bloom with INSURANCES Here to emcee a local jazz ceremony honoring the famed right field, scoring Rotundo. petroleum as well as grain. 11111 tried to pick McGowan saxophonist Lester Young, Abdul-Jabbar continues to involve Walker took second on a throw off first base and the ball hit And the sooner the better, himself more and more with music. He hosted a threeday jazz to the plate and was thrown out ?slcGowun and rolled into right Calvin adds. He has charts festival in Los Angeles last year and will do so again this year stealing third after Greg Carter field, allowing two more runs to which Indicate the world's from Sept. 7.9. walked. subterranean oil supply will be Along with that, the introspective Lakers' ce nter begins work Moose increased its lead to 2- score, before Walker drove gone in 20 years. Coal supplies ttom home the final run with a do uble the movie "Airplane" Th ursday. on )SfS..I 0 wi th anot he r run in the bo & ZIIUCIR IILULC IIIU.LIU "Doing something In the movies is a possibility after basketof the third. Rotundo walked to right. admits, but turning coal into oil l ball," he says. In addition to Walker's three with one out and st ole second creates a byproduct known as But how many parts do there figure to be for a 7-2 former and third. McGowan watched a hits, Moose got singles from benzopyrene, a substance that basketball player? called third strike for the Carter, Leonard and Winkle. Is known to be carcinogenic. "By no means am I saying I'll be a sure box office attraction, Hogan had a pair of singles second out, and Walker was And even If benzopyrcne Is but I like doing movie work," sass AbdulJabbar. 'I've thought intentionally walked. V.F.W. for V F W,, %shIlk (,riffin, Davis removed in coal liqulfication, a a bout the m usic in dustry as well as going to law school" pitcher Alton Davis balked, and Bill i'asht each had a 1 -. vary eznensive orocedure. the ,... easureu by any yarasucK, isoauiiaouar nas cwiw u tong Wd) allowing Rotundo to score and burning of fossil fuels Increases Moose will have I(otundo on was known as Lew Alcindor. Sheltered and since the days when he -0285 sending Walker to second 322 the world's already excessive fore Carter grounded out to the mound tonight as it goes for the publicity he protected to a large degree because of all be supply of caron dioxide. Calvin a third consecutive league he never had too much to generated in high school and college the first baseman. says when carbon dioxide championship. V.F.W. will in say and was thought of being withdrawn. V.F.W. scored its first run collects, it prevents heat from "People, the press, thought it was my image and I accepted it," the top of the fourth. Stanley likely send 11111 to the mound Hogan singled to center with tonight. he says. "It wasn't necessarily the way Ireally felt. I suppose the L MOOSE answered questions helped people come to the conclusion two outs, stole second and took v•• way I Feel Be"er ASRH ABRH In 3 II ___________ third ona wild pitch. Davis then Oritf they did about me being a private person. I don't elaborate Sleep Better ... Show R 221 ••' _________________ l'ti, nked questions- I' m more to the point. But that ..MWjJ MCGSWSn $10 0 Wal k er II) Lullifor Pribr to Hgan's single t1Ivi4 oTONYRUS5Irh1 esn' nivuI have any hard feelings toward the press Ihopé Pastss Ill 301 carteI've proved I'm pretty accessible." Walker had retired the first 11 Hill 311 At SCott 7 II 2 0 Leonard of 82 games, plus the playoffs, we're schedule "With our batters in order, although Greg Debase trHtri. *rrimr I I I 0 301 I,adshaw Harris 3)1 overexposed," he says. 3 0 0 winkle INSIJRANCI 0 Hill reached base on an error Totals '' 3 23 70 '.tais 0 "Fans' interest can't be sustained over such a long period. The with two outs in the second. He 000 102 0-3 V.P.W. .. o nf ..Jyp1Is.sIoner has tailced a bout playkt(he same ni,rjir was caugt- .,tIInglhird. ''L0 ing '2417 ~stern __________________________ games in a shorter period of time. 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S t-.44i..J4 "i' So far, mainland China has and water heaters for restrooms kept out of the Olympics have been turnedOIL We have reduced unnecessary decorative &jhft while p114dinqenou safety and security And,, where appropriate, such equipment as airimbstors, elevator, and air conditioners beciuse of the Will refusal to expel Taiwan. The Communist Chinese declaration said again Peking is now willing to let Taiwan participate in the Olympic movement but only as the "Chinese Taiwan Olympic Commlttee"- thatistosayas I local organization of China. The Peking declaration said Faiwan shouldn't use terms like "Taiwan," "Republic of a "National flag," a 'National anthem," or "any. iling that could symbolize the Flepublic of China," have been put on automatic timers. We are asking our customers to continue their voluntary conservation measurn h makes senae. 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Paid lot by florida Ikiaoa at I4ia Simsrst,oid,,i, - ,,,, On tie eve of the scheduled discussion of how more than 900 million Chinese should be represented in international sports events, both sides distributed statements Tuesday, but they brought little WEE OFTEN ASKED... "What are you doing to conserve energy?" lnFPlothcesthealrcon. ditloning thermostats have been Se to 800, bdng in hallways 4 delegations still at odds and not conceding an Inch from their previous positions, the matter will be left for the International Olympic Committee to decide it Its executive meeting today. Business Loans to , I 1" * . With the rival Chinese health proms. FAST LOAN APPROVAL Handy quatl(S cup)size ..0 - - tired and more prone to inJury. AbdukJabbar was here during the NBA draft, although he didn't attend it. The procedure, however, reminded him of how he was Milwaukee's first-round draft choice in 1969. Y "I thought Milwaukee was so far away," he says. Then In 1975, he said he wanted to be traded and the Bucks oed by makthgadeal forhhnwiththekers. "I wish I could've brought the Milwaukee fans out to Los Angeles with me," he says. "They were always very involved, i, i` The Los Angeles fans are different. They come late and leave early and don't do much while they're there." Chinese usingtoMthegepdurinq the shortag, of kv-su1fttr (1% or kssoIl meets all Federal and State ambient air quality standards and poses no 3210741 EXTENDW REPAYMENT TERMS . Taiwan says it insists on full The so-called "dktla fuel* .a..iei. widows, retirees and seon those muscled by banks or loon co.,1 N0PI5OFL - equality between the two SiMPLY FOR THE RECORD. MAY NE EUOIILE ALL APPUCANTS _____ ______ Al kameo.ai.rs, even if your hams is not Co *18186- pod for, kKivilling - - participate in next year's Summer Olympics and It wants to let Taiwan participate too, but only with a name, a flag and a national anthem to Indicate that Taiwan is a province of China. by oIl. A barrel of oil used in April cost $15.57 compared to a barrel equivalent of nuclear fuel of $1.53. Or a difference of $14.04. Nuclear does save. Loans can be omvsaqd sç to $25,000 or more. FOR ANY PURPOSEI If you or mo$. home and lot, YOU QUALIFY. Own pow own home, candom - P. - Why?on Bemuse dw in ilt nuclear plants were being or more, for any purpose! • - SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UP!) China says it wants to refueled so that they will be available for maximum generation during the hotter summer months. Those kwHs not produced by nuclear had to be produced $2,500 to $25,000 " No PI50PL - ge Your credit Is good for - --.... China, Taiwan Still At Odds Over Olympics decrease In nuclear generation from 29% In March to only 7.2% of total electrical - - FRENCH __________________ 000000000 16 Ndu /" - - - -- otunda 0 .- HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash?_ -. . '- EMPHASIS A . _________ ____ 11 .. - - , Coast Guard Air Station, Los pletion of the RAP assignment. Recruiting Command to perform JAMES AVRETT DAVID KLINGER WAYNE GATES James D. Avrett, son of Mr. and PVT Alexander is the son of dayscf duty in DeLandaspart of the Navy Operations Specialist Angeles, Calif. Spec. 4 Wayne 0 Gates. whose A 1971 graduate of duncan U. Robert and Lula irby of Oviedo. hometown "Recruiter Aide wife. Celteen, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emory 0. Avrett, 203 Palm Seaman Apprentice David W. 'laca. Sanford, recently was Fletcher High School, he loined the Program" (RAP). Kllnger, son of Herb Klinqer of N DAVID ALEXANDER promoted to Army staff sergeant F,chpr ('tare. 77vr,1. 'Ui5pi.c .',7 ELctrøntt 'ng Floyd Circle, Deltona, wd lvy graduated from Op.ralsc.ns Ape. Third, Class David L. soldiers return their home ar.a was assigned as a Idlemon with the while serving as a battalion . • auNkI*S.U$ r.c.n rq : 'delhi %thbol. Marine Corporal Gene Bailim AIxander Jr., whose wife, Belinda, to discuss theft 75th Intentry 'Oivls%n at Schofietd Supply end Transport Bottalion in ThlS-weekcours•wasconducted Curry of 273 periences and training with area Betty narracks, Hawaii, sonotEline BaIllnot2O3 Charles St., isthedaughter of at the Naval Training Center, Great Springs, recently departed North St., Altamonte Springs, residents. SPA Payne will assist Gales entered the Army in March Germany. Winter He entered the Army in January 1914. Lakes, iii. Students received in- for a cruise in the Mediterranean. recently visited the East African Sergeant First Clan (SFC) Lyle 1968. Avrett'S wife, Terry, is with Mombasa in the Republic of Daniels of the Army Recruiting struclion on the operation of SurHe is a member of Marine city of him in Germany. Station at 218 W. New York Ave. veillance and search radars, Composite Helicopter Kenya. SCOTT BOULEY Squadron-211 CYNETTE WRIGHT electronic recognition aIds to He isa crewmemter abt'yd ,,,e P'Javv Al anfoprnllcø Scott i.. (HMM 264) based at the Marine i.iL Ci'fAPdOLLic r',i,i'Jji. Their st c.s.wrre 'toqn' fast com';-.'%.:... U C'yTen. Nc. Cynette C. øt1e4e4Ighter '!'',lNew hit't ir 'Air t4,viceshon A rlce Mn I Can K. homeported in 'Iremerton, Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. Willirm Wright, designedtoprepare them for duty in A tsOuIcv of Route 3. Box ta?inn, Jacksonville, N C Chandler, son of Rudolf dnd Ir. a shipboard combat Information sit, Camden per. 1409 V',.,liams Ave., Sanford, During the Sanford, has completed recruit His unit is the aviation element of PLUMBING mgard Fries of 304 Barclay Ave., presented "Project Hand- recently was assigned as a pay center or at a shorebased fleet Iraining at the 34th Marine Amphibious Unit sonnel wall HEATING INC the Naval Training Altamonte Springs, has completed training center. clasp" material (including text. specialist with the 2nd Finance Center. Orlando (MAU). The 34th MAU Is the force. books, medical supplies, seeds and Section in Fulda, Germany. He joined the Navy In November P h 322 6567 During the eight-week training recruit training at the Naval in-readinesS for the U.S. Sixth Fleet; Training Center, Great Lakes, III. ________ __ combined air. fertilizer) to the Mombasa Wright entered the Army in_____ •ii' . _____________________________ cycle. trainees studied general on call to project Included in his studies were Provincial commission as part of January 1979. HENRY B.tEOPARD military ground forces ashore. subjects designed to seamanship,closerderdriil, Naval The private r ec eived an associate the Navy's "People to People" Staff Sergeant Henry B. Leopard, prepare them for further academic During the cruise, HMM264 program. The Camden's primary degree in 197$ from Seminole mu on the lob training in one of the history and first aid. Personnel who son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. schedule to participate In training complete this course of instruction L eopard of 701 Longdate Ave., mission is supply replenishment in Community College. Navy's 85 basic occupational fields, exercises with other Sixth Fleet A 1970 graduate of Seminole High are eligible for three hours of college support of the Midway task group in MICHAEL SMITH Longwood, has arrived for duty at units and with those of allied credit In Physical Education and the Indian Ocean. Marine Lance Corporal Michael School. Pit' oind the Navy in April Spangdahlem AS, Germany. nations. Port visits are scheduled In Hygiene. 1979 The sergeant, a security specialist D. Smith, son of Benjaman E. and H.CARY PAYNE A 1975 graduate of Lyman High with a unit of the U.S. Air FOrces in several Mediterranean coastal Cary Peg Smith of 121 Citrus St., Army Specialist 4 (SPA) H. cities. School, Longwood, he joined the Europe, previously served at paratrooper and A,tamonte Springs, has been DOMINIC GORIE Bailin joined the Marine Corps in Payne ofDeBary.a Navy in January 1978. Holloman AFB, N.M. Sergeant military policeman (MP.) with the promoted to his present rank white Dominic L. Gone, son of William April 1977. Leopard isa lvl2graduateof Lyman Ft. Bragg, N.C. 118th M.P. Company serving at Marine Corps Air Station, i. and Shirley I. Gone of ioo High School. ROBERT KELLY CHARLIE ALEXANDER (Airborne), one of only two airborne Beaufort, S.C. Crystal Bowl Circle, Casselberry, MICHAEL STROUD Private (PVT) Charlie T. M.P. companies In the U.S.. was He joined the Marine Corps in Marine Private Robert W. Kelly, has been commissioned a Navy son of Aburey P. and Helen F. Kelly Pvt. Michael E. Shroud, son of Mr. Alexander of Oviedo, who graduated recently selected by the U.S. Army February 1910. ensign and received a Bachelor of .#-,4 k .. and Mrs. Clyde E. Stroud, fourth in his class f,,.,, •h A...'. of 701 W SASh PI*e c. ,,,, P Science degree upon graduation Longwood, recently completed Missile and Munitions School at completed recuirt training of the Irom the U S. Naval Academy in FUEL ADJUST GOES training as an armor crewman Redstone Arsenal, Ala., where he Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Annapolis, Md UP AS NUCLEAR USE Unit Training completed a 23-week course on the One Station under Island, S.C. As a midshipman at the Academy, GOES DN. dramatic. (OSUT) program .t Fort Knox, Ky. Vulcan missile repair, has been He participated in an active he underwent four years of ex OSUT is a 13 week period which selected by the U.S. Army Theeffectnudearfuelhason physical conditioning program and tCflS,VL' study of engineering, combines basic combat training Recruiting Command to perform 30 gained pr of iciency in a variety of customer fuel adjustment mathematics, physical and marine with advanced individual training. days of special duty in Wintet i'ark military skills, including first aid, charge. The media makes sciences, management and rule marksmanship and close Order RICHARD RAMBO government In addition to an active as part of the "Recruiter Aide Mich of increases in the Coast Guard Aviationsupport Program" (RAP). drill. Teamwork and self-discipline phyii IllneSS curriculum, he fuel adjustment; little in were emphasized throughout the Equipment Technician Third Class A 197$ graduate of Oviedo High studied military justice, leadership decreases. Richard P. Rambo, son of George T. School, PVT Alexander has been a training cycle. A 1977 graduate of and Naval history and completed a The June ad justment was and Anne V. Rambo of 1491 Findley solder since Sept. 19 and will be Seminole High School, he joined the variety of elective course leading to up. The primary reason was a St., Deltona, has reported for duty at assigned to C'-ermany upon com. Marine Corps In February 1979. hiS bacratureate. ' . - - 0 0 PHONE - CASSELBERRY V U$ HWY. I1-SINjIT A_ro jAI-Ai.Ai 1`111106170011 VA f' j I,., \' - S.E. ORLANDO 1401 SOUTH ILNQR*$ AT CUJIRI rOan I �- )2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wdnesday, June 21, 97 SCOREBO 1uir' rIii C IA!,' r IU V V I nn 11ri h 1 I '? - United Press International Expo. 5, Cardinals 3: Makes Metal Members of the Jackson Works team 'Is (V . of this (V (V ,- I . popu . . , Mustang League Crown the Mustang Division ft year the Seminole Pony Baseball League. The regular season chainpions breezed through the playoffs and capped a nearspotless 28-1 won-loss record with a 7-0 triumph over appearances, spanning hurled a no-hitter against each for Jackson. MILIX TUNI-UP MARONDA AIIM HOMIS NOMIS Jackson won the big one in $II as n H Stevens 130 32 3 Lewis Ii AIIM Williams IW Ii.ct NICMSr' AS N H Handishvet buN 364 (Wv ill Slick 4 II Richter. 3 • let III Ki'vW Ile WhIts Maronda Homes in the playoff i"I'lit"All Frlosner championship game. Maronda reached the finals via an 8-7 victory over Milex Tuneup. JACKSON MITAL. • I o f Mitchell IS $ lIne 5 $ 5 M$gme'y 3 5 $ lea I S S • (by II untie III Total; Ill McPadlil 277 7 Ill Totals Will lea (by Totals palefool"I 224 Coffey 2 I 3 IlSul Ill se 21 1 ,ill ill Sewers Ill 2" H.mpleIll I$$ Hrlp , Ron and Kansas th birthday with Is pitdiing the Meb 1; Montreal 5. St. Louis 3; ball and catching It," Texas Manag. Pttilde1pliIi 5, the Chicago er Pat Corrales said Tuesday, Cubs 3; Houston 6, CM night after the Rangers topped San Diego 5, Los Angeles 1; and California, 2-1, to move within a San esmne of first place in the Western Division. Yankees 11, Blue Jays 2: ' Francisco 6, AtIanta 5. i Spencer slammed a tworun homer to back up the eightout Jon Matlack, W, struck nine and allowed seven hits tilt pitching of Luis Tiant, 4-2. J through 82-3 Innings before Jim Kern came on to record his 12th PIUs Plus All prices plus tax and old tire. Prices shown inousad ow If - (V _____ __ Our automotive pros win lubricate .4 ________ ç,,,-' _______ oil. . ~v % Murc.r To Yanks NEW YORK (UPI) Bobby Murcer, once considered the - SAVINGIf BlitING COUPON - EXPIRES .7-3.1,11 , ROYBII 7, A's I: York Yankees by the Chicago protest. George Scott's bases-loaded Cubs Tuesday for minor-league Even now, All remains one of i s 4: Champ Summers, who had save. Billy Sample broke up the honh earlier, cracked a azne in the eighth with a solo two-run, two-out single homer, eighth innin g to snap Boston's 4. 1,"It's always big to drive in five-game winning streak. the winning run," said Sample. th-iolcs 4, lana Inning won the game. ;.1; FIRESTONE, SANFORD 11111 U 11111 • undisclosed amount of cash. • PH ILLI PS 66 U N 111111 ! • 1 flue pitch, the Rangers division-leading Angels their strai& loss, U Transactions "h Aase's record slipped to 64 Od in those six losses the we1s have am by United TUesday the world. L KE M RY 4& 5 U BRING THIS COUPON GOOD FOR A 66 • CORN ON THE COB .2 29c • U U U IU 'U "t•l ,, uI ns...y.w.. . . A.h.,,tat, . • n. -------. In other games, the New ankeea hammered Toronto, tInsacer Doug Iuffone running Ij.2., Detroit upended Boston, 6. back Roland Harper; cornerback P Baltimare nipped aeveland, Virgil Livers; center Dan Neal, and kicker Bob Thomas. , Seattle nipped the Chicago htte Sox, 3-2, MInnesota edged Ken Bmgarda of Missouri. • U Signed tackle Kelvin Denver ClarkoON.braskatoaseriIsOfOM- arIand Hurt, year contracts. St. Louis - Sigateld center Tom CLEVELAND (UPI) tracts; Braluoiwy to two one-year con lot Serious - A VV ore Tuesday ' spokesman said ft I tether's right arm has been in a sling. ' b 0. ,. 4 ' -'a---"-- , -, • doemer Bobby Smith to Son Diew for cash and a omwe dean C11111111COs traded ,uatkeilIl,' cash d a e Ore" choice to Tulsa for defender aregi Ryan. ,.. , ,i ...- .',.- ' . -°s,. w_4e- s- e S U11 y lao ilia in E ____ U I ________ _________ . .". . - AA VICI " of - 0 ; ____ , ill. i sI• - --'- - .. - - .-, -.'.-. . - ., - - .- - ' :, ..7.w. _______ .-. %7 U#'ii, ('.ACIII %AVW 06 I S a U U • a ....... Jones '-' - - . - - -. ' -- 'e'r' - w'- .........N#,547). 10:35 SActive Star 7 Rodney Direct l akland at Kan city, night (I 4 jV.. 1. $•3 •fr .. 1AL side of the court to the other. \lr follows ka Kiut1i(l I tl1(IUtlt I i1 V. 111(1 tip getting grueling regimen to prepare for married, having children and a tournament. She begins a training day .t inig in tue old homiictowii, ith a three-mile jog and wind .h' l:iughs I !Itt'at1. she niived to the city sprints. After breakfast comes e ir - I j ?. ) _________ . t'2? I' , ,O .- I , . • . . ' here ' .d;i.t (lrlViil(., f,ist ioUt%t(IiL . •ipI(lie . .;iiaiitiiu. pi.ie'i __________________ iii ft."aiuiai squash .' -. Ili'atli.'r •-... . 'I,' I(li She was the eighth of 11 all athletes born to :i bread baker and his wile. 11cr fattier had been a local children rugby star in the ltr2Os and l!tI liii et'itammi I (illi pl,I It ht, slit' t'pl.uiii. Ii rather ;;Lu it sale aid eiit tiji the glut ep)ituiiilt \liMi' Kay ((Iilte'(l('S that hOn \ t'als are' k'gtrumung to 1;i( Ill lip V.ithi tier. .....tii is where it counts and iu gil olden,' she tai)- tii".liu's 1111111 \1cKa Mi imiuch titmiu' to lid , wt liii 1 ttiast.'i ilt'V. sport. Wuttiiii tV.o . enii 5 of lust picking tip a squash racket, die' as the ,ustralnumi (hanupion yet tt'u't'i&'el iiiuc'ti publicity because the' three-walled court ' restricts siut f(W $I)t('tiltots auth tt'It' isloil caiile'r;Is. soiuitioii to the piohle'iii may lx' a glass-V. ailed court )&'lflg utt'veliij>eil iii 13iitain. get television, we Unce' we' Ion tourget sponsors miaiiuents I, — slit' t'plainis. then the recognition c((iiiCS. 0. AUTO S(HVICE CLNfl:I G *V OODfiEAR - A SERVICE STORES ~a 1/ 5 Jarwin Jusly ii 14.60 5.20 4' ;O, 680 1 60 2.80 - Clmo Get 01 Power Streak 78 best 1 Goodyear's selling diagOfllt ply tire 7) 357.20. Ninth Race, B, S-IS, Time 31.44 sio,;ss. :: has not : I I ,.,,eynihRncr,,D.'.. Tlmie 3* -. workout that in.ludes calisthenics, weight ifting and bicycling. Then it's on to her job at the squash club, here she tries to squeeze in a game' 01 practice session tx'twecn te'uclung lessons. Squash has hardly meant fame ahi(J fortune' for- Mrs. MeK a . Her tournament earnings last year added up to oiul $5,IX)O. But she is mud resentful. 'If I wanutt'ul that re'ceugnition, shn i 40-minute Re'tauiing her aiiiate'ur tatu.s there were virtually no ptuft'ssional women squash players at the tune - she '.iippurte(l herselt as a U't't't) I wmiist at a squash court. It was at this court that she net Hrian McKay, her husband of ii VCIlS. lUgL'tht'r they later the i'urts in iiiamiage'd .\metr,iIian (Nupital Ii ('anberra k'fomt iiiaving to Ii,n,ntti in ltt.5 to become resident pros at . . s Of Sydney to pursue her sport. .,T~ I to _______ ping her forehead. She says she l adept at plotting out shoes that %% ill tire her opponents by forcing them to run From or* 7 Viking Olaf 7 20 4 60 5 Sandy's .Ietaway 5.60 0(3'?) 22.50; P (3-7) 51.00; T (3-75) 401.40. Fourth Race, E., Time 35.14 I Third Brother 4,60 3 80 2 60 porttui Il 00 7.20 7.80 I Alma Arden 9.20 B 40 Nalee Time: 15.1. A- 1,404; Handle thump3 Carry Mange 5.10 1.60 1K'sClout 5.20 0 (3.7) IS.00; P (1.3) 37.80; T (7.3I) 135.10. Tenth Race, C, I,, Time 35.74. Jai Alal Major League Leaders By United Press International • r c) e .'!';. 0 (25) 102.50; P (5-2) 511.50; 1 (S 2-7) 553.50. Third Race, C. 5-15, Time 31.15 Q (5.7) SLOb; 1 (5.1.5) $50.70; 4) 243,00. Time 2:13,4. Eighth Race, B, 5.15, Time 31.75 3.60..3.40.1-60 Tenth Race 2.50 6 Chilly 10.00 500 4.20 6203 00 3 B. Lynn Marie 6.10 5 00 8 Churns Skipper 2.80 7'Ransom Note . 10.60 6 Saunders Star California at Texas, night IA o o. in ____ _____ _____ - 3.40 T60 6.60 1.80 tMr.Blltz 3,70 1 Blossom Belle 3.10 5) 26.20; P135) 10330; T (3.533750 0 (4-7) 21.00; 1 (7-4-1) 54.50; Time 1) 0(3 Milwaukee at Minnesota Chicago at Seattle Cleve at Baltimore, night New York at Toronto, night at Detroit, night - 1, , 7.40 4.40 3.40 lSilentWay p.m. California (Ryan 9.4) at Texn (Comer 66), 835 p.m Batting DAYTONA BEACH Massed on 175 at bats) TUESDAYNIGHT I M.L. Pinta tree ride i 6-rib tread WHITEWA 26-00 15-60 6 00 National League First Game SStrut Along 13.10 5.00 GAB H Pd. IDomingoArca li.U0 1.20 5.50 I Mountain Tease 3.40 6.40 7.80 Hendrck, St.L 66 236 50.339 6 Duran Pecina Q(1.S) 11.00; P (IS) 311.30; T (I-S. 6.60 'Rose, PhD 72279 94.337 3 IrustaDiaga Ii 4) 513.50. Second Game 67 253 84 .332 76282 93.330 llrustaGerardo 11.20 1.20 4.00 4.50 6.40 62221 71.321 2 CarasaAndre 'MazzltlI, NY Winfield. SD :$immns, St.L 67 272 17.320 75 305 96.315 72 259 91.315 Hernndz. ILL Garvey, LA Matthews, All Ienipltn, St.L Knight, Cm OAS H Pct. 'Smally, Mm 69261 94 .360 'Carew, Cal 31 86 66.355 71260 91 .350 Bocflte, Sea 3.90 $Victor-Pecina 64275 $6,313 71 256 10.313 American League 4 K's Queen Bee $Beelnventive 3 Todd Oliver 32 10 13 40 5.40 12.20 5.00 2.10 j 0(4-1) 154.40; P (4-1) 5".40; T (4. Goodyear Retreads 0(2.4) 35.50; P (4.33 53.10; 1 (4.3. 5.3) 1394.40. 5) 515.20; 00 (5-4) 117.10. Twelfth Race, A, ',.Time 38.51 Third Game bWonder Mist 5.00 4.10 3.20 1 Enrique 14.20 6.10 3.50 • I Fruiti 6.80 4.00 lSantl 6.00 5.60 scurvey 5.00 3.40 2 Arca 0(5.1) 15.40; P (5-5) 25.10; T (5-0. 0(1.4)40.40; P (1.4) 175.50; 1(1.4. 5) 73.50. 2)255.00. Attendance- 2,177; HandleFourth Game $175,532. Rain, U ps ets Set Tone At Wimbledon .r, _;_ to July u , ; to .A,... OPeratIng conditions $4595 Group 22F wits eliminates , fifth-seeded this year, defeated American Peanut Louie, 6-0,6- Mi'nrnsu firs, round P ' of with her customary OK." Z,w-.- :-; .:_.-:_: '. . . $588 all ...'_: b. ,:' I FREE INSTALLATION iSo? 5 r* ' Expert *heel service also available: Mounting it $1588 HELPS PROTECT MOVING PARTS Chassis lubrication and oil change In. cludes light trucks Please call for ap- " tri' • poiniment ~ I GOODYEAR SERVICE - - ' . - . -- . 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Concerned with her own South Af ri can Yvonne Ver- liuhu, $3695 _ lotation And michailling AU PU IVI PUS 5*71W caics Wade, c1larnpilin in 1977 and Vnrkgur '&gae periodic checking, proIutu against improper watering Stapi clean in service, hush heat Barker's compatriot Virginia finul I'm uIwt I nliwai1 wall Pd Just Say 'Charge It' ' lieu Nude M4ti,t,ft$nc,.t,,, ,,llanj .11.1 Sb capture the $38,700 winner's peize. Cawley was sidelined for nine months with an ankle Injury, but took both titles In the pre- drama, Cawley said she was mask, 6-4, 6-1. The men take the stage Wimbledon grass tournaments very relieved that her first was over: "ihe first with a potentlall) Wednesday at Beckenham and Chichester. match nervemust the opener volatile center-court "Now I want to win Wim- round is apart from the for mne between second-seeded New 4edon again before I stop wradilng ...: ed GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES ... WHERE QUALITYAND CONFIDENCE COST NO MORE ready smile, plans to crash this based Czech exile, had every don Tuesday featured only one year's predicted private P&tY reason to be caught up in what upset, with unheralded rgenInvolving title-holder site described as a "center. tinlan Ivanna Mudria ousting Navratilova and two-time court daze" against South 12th-seeded Sue Barker of Watched by her mother, who lst year's final, but like an unwelcome guest, Cawley plans was reunited with the champion ini on sure OTHIN SIZES LOW PRICED 100! WHITEWALLS ONLY $3 MORE. ._ seeded to meet in a repeat of or need A u st r a II a n E von n e recently and become more earn her the distinction of being Goolagong Cawley, who cap- vulnerable, breezed her way to the first mother to win the 6-2 victory over Cal.lfornl- singles COWfl since Dorothy the women's crown at a 6-4,%l....14.. tured I..,. , , - .... I ..........i 1'S.... 1.,...., .. 1011 &Iiii,I i lasso to ui 3 iwemuv. wi ma uu D..b...l,. wunoieuon eign Years au 1 .....,. .., CliocO,' 1. 'i' ii C/I ii 018 ii (Lii b.'jll pI 32C 'liC lii ltperrii A the Florida ice maiden vindication ol her successful I WIMBLEDON ItUPI)- The Uoyd, who has thawed somewhat battle against injury and also laming was loud and clear, .1_I,,, 15 - J t: 0DIVE410' %I Marcie Louie, 6.0, 6-3, in the - ______ ".' I GS Bee Oakland (Langford 2-9) at Kensas City (Busby 2.5), 5:35 to be there on center court _____ oog@gg@! , 7 Wantawin Easy 10-20 6.00 4.20 ____________________ . ,,- 7 00 600 3 40 B Mercury Pride 360 3 40 I Our Bay Boot 0 (SI) 22.50; T (5-1-1 ) 253.00; Time 2:10.4. Sixth Race • 7130. Second Race, 0. 5-IS. Time 8 WM's Annie 7 00 4 10 3 20 ?L usk Hart 11 10 920 Chris Evert .champion The two Americans are ford. . _____ AlsoCarry Beer,.Wine,Cigarettes, rar...,i. I1#'ig.vle a ___ H ______ .. - .11111111 U I - acquired wide receiver menry Mason an walwas from idder injury Cleveland In- Baltimore. Besobsil ins' pitcher Wayne Garland P4gw York (AL) - Reacquired Ifered in a game againet outflslaer bobby Murcir from the U dtlmore Monday night is not Chicago Cubs for minor-league U U pitcher Paul Small. lieved to be serloi, I Purchased pitcher Toronto riher cx nations are con Dave Stieb from Syracuse farm club U U international League. Saccer an nedin Now York (NASI.)- Traded U - - .n I HOME COOKED RIGHT IN OUR OWN KITCHEN I a U .- SO T RN FRIED CHICKEN Illinois; $1e$y.pUntf Joe Reatic of Noire Dame; solely Dave Becker of Iowa; :a - COFFEE DONUTS & PASTRIES 6 Fly Fly Brook 11111 EGG & SAUSAGE SANDWICH 3 1930s. -. ' rI . • t : 28.40 6.00 Samoy 600 0 (2-I) 45.40; 1 (2.5.3) 525.40; Time 2:11.1 Fifth Race Leaders IV le was supin;sed McKay. ~ Yal 14.40 5.00 540 Kan City 7, Oklnd 6, 10 inns. 3BenOmaha 2 Manatee Brenda 3.80 t Sturgis Seattle 3, Chicago 2 0(1 3)50.50; P (1.3)112.20; T (1.325.50; 1 (7-3-5) 344.50; Today Games 2)3$1.20. Time 2:13, (All Times EDT) Fifth Race, B, S-IS, Time 31.13 Seventh Race Cleveland (Paxton 1.3) at Clareguns Flyer 1000 1.60 2.80 1 Dusty Lehigh 4.10 2.60 2.60 Baltimore (Palmer 63). 7:30 2 Wise Crack 4.40 3 40 Hopes Legend pnu ,.. • 3.80 420 3 Rocky Vnux 7.00 No Mite Tar 3.60 B9ston (FInch 00) .t: ctroit 0(2-i) 28.40 1 P (5-2) l77.0; I 112 .." '''i 1' (I-SI) 130.41, Time lYung ID), D p.m. 3) 1025.20. Milwaukee (Caldwell 75) at 2:15.2. Slafli Race. C, S-iS. Time 31.11 Eighth Race Minnesota (Goltz 66), b:30 p.m. 3 Orney J. 19.10 9.i0 4.20 , (V 8 Marks Pleasure Texas 2, California I . 322=8365 AVAILABLE IGARETTES 57c I GAS 6:30 A.M. til 10:00 P.M. BREAKFAST MENU SAUSAGE A RISMIT_q U U Chicago -Signed top draft choice linebacker John Sullivan runs. 111 Preu International I PH. 322 0244 FRENCH . I managed to win their eighth gameinllouungs and hand the 22 53 .293 20 single in the bottom of the 10th pitcher Paul Sernall. and an the most recognizable figures in : tpad from being hit with an Don Twliis 8, Brewers 7: Oakland iv Rig. 4c 'But this was a big game, a iucit Diner slammed a two- U • 000 ThRU JULY 3rd good game, a well-pitched run double and Ken Singleton . amne and to break up a game rlppedhisl6thhornerwitoaend . lethatlsaoinethlng special." Cleveland to its ninth straight C U .Even though Ridile Zisk is defeat. qlumping and sitting MUIIICT$,WWtCSOZ2: nch, Al Oliver is still out of Pinch hitter Tommi Paclorek's the lineup with a sprained sacrifice fly snapped an eighth- U PACK td catcher Jim Sundberg is In Inning tie and lifted Seattle. CARTONS '5.57 Any Brand-An y Size ! hospital with a bruise on his 4w 10 33 .518 i 37 32 .536 2 32 40 .4.44 8" 37 43 .127 10 Tuesday's Results Baltimore 1, Cleveland 3 New York 11, Toron to 2 Detroit 6, Boston Minnesota B, Milwaukee 7 11 •Diners Club 'All finance charge, refunded tuhen paid as ogre-cd. m gers Kan City Minn Chicago Seattle ..................Seattle (0. 'Visa 'American Exprese 'Master Charge 'Carte B.snc'he onrseo1vlgck.r.trl,..tosetors. - 40 33 .S48 I p.m. 0 •Minimum monthly payment required. '~' 42 33 .560 Texas 'ttncam'vdvec "00*00 known figure. He was stripped of the heavyweight title at 25 for refusing Induction into the armed forces. He threw his jCatif (V COME IN AND SEE OUR TV' LAPPLIANCE Time 2:10.2. Fourth Race 2 Hawthorne Demon 6.00 3.10 2.8C 24 52 .316 27 West W L Pct. (V -(V . *****j 6 ahead foot on oppo.ntm.n$, ul ~v succewr to Mickey Mantle Olympic gold mecial into the was traded back to the New Ohio River as a political over-the Brewers. olus install o new oil lv$ow Call _________ - ' , ( *LUBE, OIL & FILTER '.' * (V V (V .ewth. Firestonesign. ab1.aFl,seon.stoesCompslUvsypI4csdntboneofyou______________ *A***AAIAAAAAAA***AAAAAAAA*************'****AAA&AAAAA*A le : () Toronto I of your Firestone tire purchase 32 39 .451 161,z Cleveind for FREE MOUNTING (V . Jarwin tread and two potyoster cord body plies easy handling and a smooth quiet cli ~v made him an internationally Jackson scored from (V (V I loep ,h' v. as rccogniied as the' het tile ' rid hen she on her first ''I 1 arise e uti i Hi itish .qu.ih (rovdls ii lt32. It -is hardI the life she had ;......... ....;.' 1. Racing Two tough hbSrglass belts undf the His controversial and colorf seventh- 1 IV tLc'ond' 'ty1c, - ccuj4ed with t1) speed and technique in the ring, New York. lift Pittsburgh over LiIe-' The Texas Rangers are doing City topped Oakland, 74, In 10 first base when Milwaukee It In spite of injuries and that's a innings, right fielder Ben Ogilvie threw good sign for any manager. In the National League, It was wildly following Jose Morales' Twins "Right now the best thing we Pittsburgh 2, the New York two-out single, to lift the are doing a 2 FOR 2 FOR T ' In 0 Ca l ief orni 6-7, 5-3, San Diego beat Los what should have been an easy Angeles, 5-1, and San Francisco title defense, he lost to Spinks to (V (V Firestone IV Strato_Streak® fte 4178.1 5 64 311 FeftlM i s e Rangers Closi fl Ry Umiled Press laterud" Milwaukee, 1, 'V )J 61 $126071111-14 Montreal trimined St. Louis, ring, and continued to figh In the AL, It was: Baltimore Even then, however, All, who I 214 Lsndvi$I 4, Cleveland 3; New York 11, often repeated that he wanted 1571 2114 Total; Toronto 2; Detroit 6, Boston 4; to become the first black man to Minnesota 8, Milwaukee 7; retire with the title, refused to Memos lie Is.-. Tens 2, Cal1fornia 1; Kansas officially announce his 7 preferring Instead retirement, City 7, Oakland 6 in 10 innings; dr op hints. to 2. Chicago and Seattle 3, If his latest decision is final, PhillIes 5, Cubs 3: Mike Schmidt's three-run and All Insists it is, It would homer capped a four-run sixth mark an end to that awkward carried series of announcements that that • - at.'t'r.g Philadeiphis uver Chtcago end the careor of the man who billed himself as "The before a Wrigley Field seasonGreatest" and went on to high crowd of 35,970. convince many fans tha t the Pirates 2, Mets 1: aBillRobinson celebrated his billing was accurate, 1$ * I-I Marsno Mimes 461 after retaining his title with a decision over Ken Norton in Innings, In other NL games, Phlla- September, 1976. But he either could not or delphla topped ChIcago, 5-3, Pittsburgh edged New York, 2- would not stay away from the in MANONDA 30 2-3 IV i 2 S895 new game that get you [it for everything." she recalls. Though new to Australia, squash had been played for years in the exclusive private clubs of Britain and (lie United States. But "down under" it became a sport of the masses with a proliferation of public cow-ts charging low fees. "If I'd had to pay to belong to an expensive club, there would have been no way I could have afforded to play," says Mrs. ... -(V q~ EXCITIN LOW PRICESI 2 - :, ...7 c) ci S E I ti .r I Mrs. McKay took up squash in 1959 with five fellow menubei-s of the field hockey team sponsored by her small country town in southeastern Australia. "We decided we'd try this - Racing , , Jackson Metal . -. • ii ci s '1.?' 1. 00-7)75.40;P(7-I) I".1110;T17-1. has ever inatched that record. Pitching Victories 2 Beide Urquiza New York (Ellis 00) at National League - Niekro, 6Vicandi Sarduy 620 170 Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 511, Hou it 3. Niekro, All 9.9, i Gash Gash :35 p.m. LaCoss, Cm 82; Anduiar, Hou 0(2-5) 45.40; P (25) ft.l0; 1 (25. Montreal (Rogers 71) at St. and Grimsley, Mill 81; Carlton, 1) 40500 (Martinez 5.2), 8:35 p.m. Phil 8 8 Eleventh Game Atlanta (Brizzolara 2 2) at 5 Trani Badiola 17 80 960 400 an Diego (Owctdnko 33), 10 Arn Pradera 1.80 3.20 Harness. 2 Victor Arca 3.00 Cincinnati (Norman 37) at 0 (IS) 50,20; P (5.1) 1 (51.2) Los Angeles (Welch 15), 10:30 SEMINOLE 332.50. p.m. TUESDAY NIGHT Twelfth Game Houston (Williams 23) at San First Race 8 Bride Echani: 13 00 $60 600 Francisco (Nastu 34), 10:35 Sting During 5 Egana Goiri 9.20 6.00 6.20 2.60 3.60 p.m. 2 Neros Hutch 2 GastiEnrigue 3.20 5.20 5.10 Thursday's Games lOur Night Mare 0(5-1)13.20; P (5-5) 132.50; T (t5.i.00 Atlanta at San Diego 5.20; 1 (7-2-4) 141.40; Time 2) 112.00. Houston at San Francisco 2:01.2. A - 1,711, Handle LOIl. New York at Pittsbgh, night SECOND RACE CIncinnati at Los Ang, night 8 Pemmican 8.10 7.20 5.80 1 Counsel Rice 11.80 7.20 American League Dog 2 Midnight Honey 1.20 East () 121.50; 1 ($'1•3) 512.40; L Pct. GB DAYTONA BEACH Time 2:10.2. BaIt. 49 23 681 TUS DAY NIGHT Third Race Boston II 26 .629 1 First Race, D. S-IS, Time 31.fl 6 Proud Mac Win 9.40 560 3(10 Milwauke Ii 32 .562 8'. Tug 7 40 1.20 3.40 2 Moe B 560 3.20 2 New York 40 31 .511 10 1 Manatee Randy 1 00 2.80 Brockport Boy Detroit 33 35 .485 II 6Darbabe 260 (V (V (V .." ... ' Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, 4) 753.00. Pitt 29; North, IF 27; Scott, Ninth Game St.L 21; Scott, Mtl 22; CopeS, 1 Gasti 10.20 400 3.00 LA 20. 3 Goiri 1000 2.80 American League LeFlore, 8 MutilIa 3.00 Del 38; Wilson, KC 32; Cruz. 0(1-3)32.00; P (1.3) US.SO; 1(1-3Sea 23, Bonds, Clev, Otis. KC 1)431.20 and Wills, Tex 20 Tenth Game 1 1 60 4.20 4.00 - c, ' By BARBARA Mel)OWEI.L NEW YORK (NEA) - The list of athletes who have dominated their sports for more than 15 years is short and illustrious: Babe Ruth, Muhammad All, Jack Nicklaus. - heather McKay. Who? heather McKay is no less than the best woman squash player in the world. And she has been since at least 1962. The 37-year-old AustralianturnedCandaian has not lost a match in competition for 16 years. She believes no athlete - Montreal 5, St. Louis 3 Houston 6, Cincinnati 5 San Diego 5, Los Angeles I San Francisco 6, Atlanta S Today's Games (All Times EDT) Philadelphia (Lerch 45) at 1.,, LJ 'Al .JJL V Q(3,$)4540; P(S3)50; 1(5-311255 84 .329 7) $03.40. Rice, Bos 70 277 90 .325 Filth Game Banistr, Chi 66243 79 .325 2 Oscar Enrique 9.20 440 360 Cowens, KC 52197 64 .325 8 Aprai:.Sarduy 6.10 9 80 Home Runs IGasti Diaga 580 National League Kingman, 0(3-1)3500; P (2-5) 135.50; 1 (2-8 Chi 25; Schmidt, Phil 21, 4) S22.0, Foster, Cm 19; Lopes, LA and Sixth Game Simmons, St.L 18. s Santi Andre 600 100 2 60 American League Lynn, 4ViCaYji Diaga Il 160 300 Dos 19, Rice, 1305 and Thomas, 1 Irusta Fernan 5.60 MO I?; Singleton, Bait and 0(4-5) $1.20; P (5-4) 251.30; T (5-4. Grlch, Cal 16, 1)302.00. Runs Batted In Seventh Game National League - Foster, 3Egana Enrique 11.70 1.00 5.10 Cm 63; Kingman, Chi 58; 2 Irusta Paco 5.20 1 60 Winfield, SD 55; Simmons, St.L I Vicandj.isjdro 8.80 52, Clark, SF 51. 0 (2-3) 30.00; P (3-2) 93,30; 1 (3-2American League - Lynn, 1) 482.80. Dos 62; Baylor, Cal 59; Bochte, Eighth Game Sea 56; Rice, Dos 51; Yast 7 Oscar Arriet 10,60 8.00 1.80 rzpmki, Dos, Porter, 5C and 1 Mutilla Urquiza 6 20 560 Horton, Sea 53. .s Egana Goiri 1.60 Pittsburgh 7. New York I (V (V V. Include, le ft to right, front row: Mike pennant is all 25 players con- hookup in Newark, N.J. Tues- T .'? " A STORM Wade Ledbetter, Gregg tributing throughout the day he sent the letter to Mike ,uQ,%tsIPCI$%1tth11 Lundquist, Melvin Pierce, Mortliner,charmanoftheWBA season. Palombi; Second row: Tony Fiorenti, Robert Roth, Seldom-used Denny Wal ling cham pionship committee. • ,: . we Mark Coffey, Matthew Risse, Matt Hemphill, Steve slammed a three-run homer bs%td" Sources in Venezuela, where slit k vSr%fl9 0u1 lirip, Shaun Canclelere; Coaches Jim Vietch and and pinch hitter Jesus Alou, the WBA is headquartered, say Llmited,aantitles received several WBA has who moonlights as the regular the pictured. Larry Risse, Mark Bowers is not first-base coach, hit a two-run letters from All but they have T double as the torrid Astros won not yet been opened. The WBA f* their 18th in the last 20 at the office is awaiting the return of President Fernando Gallndez Astrodome. $1x P75.14 Six. 175.13 Claims Cincinnati's George Foster and other officials before FOR FOR blasted his 13th and 14th openIng the letters, according • homers of the month, giving to the sources, weight has now w Ali, hose him 19 overall and a majorballooned to more than 250 league leading 63 RBI. Joe Samnbito, who earned his pounds, often hinted at retire- T____________________________________________________ Plus $2.34 P.E.T. PIUs $1.80 F.E.T. announced he lowed ment and In fact al and seventh save, has not Jackson Metal Works turned convincing style, as Mike Maronda. Mark Coffey out to be the Cinderella team of LwtckiuLst and Robert Roth Wade Ledbetter had two hits an earned run In his last 19 would leave the ring shortly League . C t(CI A\ C 13311 103331 - I. Pct, GB ontreal 42 25 .627 ttsbrgh 36 31 537 6 hila 37 34 I. Louis 31 32 '' hicago 34 32 .515 7' ew York 27 39 .ig u' West W L Pct. GB Ouston 16 30 .605 mci 38 35 521 6'., en Fran 36 37 .493 8', Os Mg 33 42 .4.40 12', en Diego ) 13 tianta 28 41 .389 16 Tuesday's Results Philadelphia 5, Chicago 3 (V (V At Major L.agu. Standings United Press International w (V to a 6-5 triumph lover the Reds. heavyweight chatripion of the T "They are no fluke. They are world and currently the WBA getting a lot of breaks but you title-holder after decisioning have to have them to win." Leon Spinks in their rematch - '.' It4 3.60 3.60 Grich, Cal National League (V (V (V (V (V (V kIcKING UP By . I t O fficial 65 210 81 .350 8 Santi Arrieta 11.80 6.20 68215 85 .317 3 Ramon Urquiza 6.20620 , ,.... ,n o UUI iJIdfW) Brett, KC 3aseball All yr Kemp, Del Downing, Cal Wi lson . 1r Ifaor L eague Fernando Gonzalez capped a Giants 6, Braves 5: sixth-inning single and com Pinch hitter Darrell Evans two relievers to four-run fourth inning with a Pitcher Ross Grimsicy bined with An all-Texas World Series? three-run homer and Bob homered to lead off the bottom Before you laugh, remember knocked in two runs with a scatter seven hits in leadiig Shirley scattered il hits tolead ,ofthenlnthinningandeaSeSafl Louis. Montreal past St. Montreal theTezasRangersareonlyone Francisco past Atlanta San Diego over Los Angeles. 1 Padres 5, Dodgers game behind fIrst-place Callfornia In the American League West and the Houston Astros who have never won more than 84 games in any of their 17 years of existence - have NEW YORK (UPI) - But () suddenly pulled out to the major leagues' largest lead - will anyone believe it? Muhammad AU, who has 6½ games over Cincinnati In retired more times than the the National League West. "I have to say they (Astros) proverbial boy cried wolf, () IV are for real," conceded Ciricin- Tuesday said he has sent an a iiiow Tuesday to retirement nati's Joe Morgan official letter of night, after Houston rallied for the World Boxing Association. IV five eighth-Inning runs en route Au, twice the undisputed By Wr,dnesday, June 27, 1979-13A Ev'ntntj Hcr'd, .nf'rd. UI Texas Vs. Houston A Possibility Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFORD eitr sss W. First Street 322-2821 Mon.-Fri. 8.6. Sat. 8.5 - �a 14A-Eveniflg Herald Wednesday, June27, 17, Sanford, Fl. Wanted 18—HelP ___________________________________________________ - Wednesday, June 27, 1979—iSA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '' Legal Notice Legal Notice ADS CLASSIFIED REALTY TRANSFERS Martha K. Hoilida, to Leon S. Hotlida, Lot 37, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt SEC 2. 51,000. Hunten Point ASS, to Robert R. Wolf & wt. Dinae C., W 15' of Lot 13, Hunters Point, $1,500. Sd Dale Build to Frank R. Caliaretta 8. wf. Paula I., Lot 310, Winter Springs, $85,300. Leonard Leshin 8. WI. Elyse K. to Jack A. Starren & wI. Lina A. Lo t 779, Spring Oaks, $56,100 Percy H. Lee I wf. Maude F. to Joseph Felton & WI. Minnie Lot 255 of Midway. $5,000. Faust J. Capobianco & WI. Chadra So Deward M, Malinas & WI Car. man E.. LotS, Woodcrest, Un One. 538.000. Byron E. Link, Jr. IWI. Barbara 0 to Michael B. Castello I WI. Rosemarie, Lot 9, BIk 2, HeftIer . (I C. C F1UIIIO lfl I, "... JlW. •'v w SJVJVV. Dade Fed to David M. Latimer, EsthecL.Foggin&PeterYoung& Un G.7, Sandle Wo. S26,500. WI Patricia L. Lot 188. N SIt of Lot Dade Fed. to Margaret T. Houser, 19, BIk 3, BeI.AIr 571.000. Un. Fpl, Sandle Wood. $25,300. PrincipiaCorptolraD.Jackson& WI Louise H. Jackson Lot Dade Fed tO James A. Larsen, Un of Lot 9, BIk 15. Tier 1. Town of Al. Sandie wood, $17,500. Sanford, $25,000. Dade Fed to Harold L. Phillips II Greater Constr to Charles M. Un C.3, Sandiewood, $21,800. Stittel & wI Jeanne E. Lot 35, Dade Fed to Mary Lou Rogers, Sausalito Sec 3. stç,®. UndS, $afldleWOod. Arthur H. Olson 8. WI Janet 0. to Dade Fed. to Gabriele E. Maysi ThomasA.White(sgl) NE Corner of Catherine R. Un Fl. Sandlewood. sec 11,2130135.000. $21,000. Loretta Payton to Ernest R. Grace Prop. to James w. Drake, S 100 ft of W176 it ot Lot McKnight 8. wf. Viola A. Un 209, Alt, Despinar Acres, $100. Hghts. Sterling Park, LTD to Olin River Run, Inc. to Greater Constr. American Homes ot ii.. Lots i.ts, Corp,.Lotlla,RiverRunSecThree. BtkA,Lotsl.1OBIkB,SterlingPark $10,200. Un IV, 5309.100. Greater Constr Corp. to Louis T. Edward R. 1. Patricia D. Coker to Hunt, III (SQl) RIver Run Sec 3, Wm. B. Martin & WI Eva M. Oviedo, $56700. nt SminnI Terr. j7.000. Life Bldrs, to Myree H. Lynn (sgl) E. Linden Dalbey & WI Mary S. To Lot 31 Saniando, Suburb Beautiful, Robert Poland & WI Hilda Lot o, BIk Argyle Sec. 542.000. A, Summerset N. Sec 3, $34,030 RichardE. Kisling& Nancy C. His WI to Joe D. Chittenden & City WI I Mary M. Lot 62, Tuscawilla. Un 6 I Legal Notice _________________________— City of WS.. $15,100. Gary Warren & wf Doris to Betty FICTITIOUS NAME J. Duckworth & Florida E. Notice is hereby given that we are , (1A.0 William H. Douglas, Ill & WI. Linda L. to Carl Phillip Johnson & WI. Shirley B. Lot 18, BIk B, W Altamonte Hght Sec One, $55,700. M. Timothy Dunn Realty to Susan . . -.-. -- han V Shealy,'his wife, if married, appear or plead to the complaint herein by the 6th day of August. 1979, and In default thereof the Court will proceed to the hearing and ad. ludication of this suit as if Sidney G. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G. Shealy, his wife, if married, had been served with process in the State of Florida, butonlytotheextentprcvidedfOrby Section 1655, Title 28. United States Code; it is further ORDERED that any unknown heir(s), devises(s), grantee(s), creditor(s) or other unknown parties claiming Interest by, throu0h, i.r.r or against the afossaid person(s), Sidney G. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 6. Shealy, his wife, if married, and any unknown parties, shall be served by pubtication.itisfurtherORDERED - UIU •h• 3r1AL •l• C3 . JvI A V 1 $ 1l •his ha flr,fae publIshed by the United States Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole County, Florida, once a week for sIx (6) consecutive weeks, commencing on W..4n.e,4av. ..--..--- Inr.aA. 1010 flflME and ORDERED at Orlando, Florida, this 25th day of May, 1979. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA KENDELL W. WHERRY Assistant Unted States Attorney Attom.y for Plaintiff II t070 ruuu;wI; DEX.1I .. .s,•I. 'v" p'--.'- Babcock Co., to Robert R. LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, whose ....... --.'- -..- AM. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. $157,000. H. Miller & Sons or OrI to Flagship Bank of Sanford, Suite 22, hearing to consider enactment Of Ordinance No. 551, entitled: CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, wf. Theordore F. Fluchradt, Lot 99, San Sanford, Florida 37171, on or before Castro.SotO I Wm. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA July 27. 1979, and file the original ProvidenciatoPaUlM.BYflUm&wf. Sebastian lIghts, Un 3, $53,500. F. to Ms. Randy Dale Levin Lot 14, before service on Petitioner's at. AMENDING SECTION 41, AR THE FIRST STATE BANK OF 545,000. Manuel Gaspar 1. wf. Stills to 81k B, LIttle Wekiva Est No. 1, torney or Immediately thereafteru TICLE II, OF ORDINANCE NO. MIAMI. etc., otherwise a default and ultimate 206, ENTITLED "CRIMINAL Randall D. Krause & *1, AlIce, LOt $39,200. PIintiff, CODE OF THE CITY OF LONG. Robert E. Shimek & WI Sylvia B. Judgment will be entered against 95. Barclay Woods First Addn. WOOD, FLORIDA;" PROVIDING the w Lot you for the relief demanded ;n to Claude Nesult & WI Elizabeth $51,900. CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY, LAKE REALTY & DEVELOP. Ralph S. Rogers & WI. Elsie hi 1, BIk D, Less W 7375 ft. Pearl Lk Petition and your marriage to 3 Lines Minimum ___________ Surdai - Fridoy Noon _______________________________________________ 18—Help 4—Personals Wanted ___________________________ Would like to share your gasoline bill. Need trans.frOm Deltona to essrwrry Mail. Could arrange to be picked up at Sanford City Hall. Office 5313119; home after 6-5742210. A ? nV 4IESIVI DON'T OVER. Found TO HELP PEOPLE WHO DO WANT TO IIIWORK!!! Lost: White German Shepherd, female from 109 E. Lake Mary Blvd. Reward. 3fl 7063 ___ SECRETARY - 6—Child Care Type 60 wpm, shorthand, 2 years general office experience. outgoIng personality, good with public. First & Only child care center open Begin, Saturday in Sanford ning June 2. Sanford Early Chllckare Center. 322.6645. - PhIloot Homes Inc. to Robert F. 1ixi5. LC'..Yt is t-jf:-On,e43--MIYer-& Ge ----.------- Baby Sittina. Davsoniv. Mon. thru Fri. 1.kid 517. 2 kIds $30. Brisk, fast, lunch & snack. 322.6431. ------'---"--- -tflf - -. SAW OPERATOR Enroll now-school age children.w ,vmm tun-es-, crant & field tri 323.5421. ________________________ Experienced with radial arm & cable saw. Top notch company with excellent pay. Weekendsinmytlome MECHANIC .__ Child care my home day or nIght. Mon. thru Fri. $25 wk, $6 day or $1 hr. Call 3235341. _________________________ - Eat ________________________________ Powtry, beef, park, fish. Free delivery, min.$200rder. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Development to release Federal will be made available for an ap. KinsieyConstr.tO David L. Clark funds under Title I of the HousIn' Leroy Anderson I wf. Lenore to project: Jack Vr.eland I WI. Carol A.. Lot bIic Housing Modernization and proprlate servIce charge. County Must By: June I. Curtis Deputy Clerk Linda Martin, City Clerk of the Crewel have experience Huskey Co. To DavId R. Decker 1 review of the project. This En The Florida Departmentollransporlation(FDOT) will conduct a public Sanlando SprIngs, $Ii,000. Barry L. Baker 1 WI PatrIcIa A. to AS, Lot 12, 81k B. Sw.i$water Oaks vironmentai Review Record Is on hearing on June 21, 197 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs George W. Trapper I WI Phyllis A. SiC 17, $31900' file at the above address and is Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Robert J. Hester, III ($91) to avaii.i,. ;. ,.ubllc examInation Springs, Florida. Lot 643, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Diane & AS., Lot 21, 81k D and copyIng upon request. This hearing Is being conducted to afford interested persons the op. SeciTtiree. $11,500. , Thomas B. Fuller 1. WI Inc C. I Columbus Harbor, 112.900. above concepts, sAd Soclil, economic and environmental effects of the pr"posed to Frank McDaniel I *1 LouIse J., Homes, Inc., Lot 193, Winter deftake project with the Block Grant described funds from the lmprovem.eitsto State.Cotssty Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County Springs, Un. 3.521,300' and Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 435 (Semoran Blvd.) In Orange W100 ft of ESSO ft N of Old sanI. u.s. Department of Housing Same as Above, Lot 19$, $13,000. Geneva Rd. less N 210 ts ot 5w¼ Development (HUD), under and SemInole Counties. FlorIda. FOOT Project Nos. 77120.1901 and Homes to Myion Sander Urban Bel.Alre 3504, Work Program Nos. 317323 and 517565, Federal.Ald Project Nos. M. of sec wooD. Margaret A. Lot 4, Title I of the Housing and Corn. Evelyn L. Sendiler & hb Raympnd Lubman 1 *1. munity Development Act of $974. 5791(I) and BRM.$7U.(2). Maps, drawings, a draft environmental Impact document and other A. to Stage II, Inc. Lots MI M.M. BeI.Alre Hills Un. Randy K. Cityof Sanford. Florida is certifying p tkiint Shaul L. Seaman to opid by the FDOT,together with wrItten views tlond Lord's First add to Citrus Hgts., toHUDthatCIty0ford,o1' Instruction , , . Lot fIdel capacity as Administrator. InspectIon at the FOOT Dlstrct Office in DeLand from June 19,1979 to June A. to Teak Land Div xorp. E 20 Itt Lawrence P. LevIne I Gali B. an action is publIc hearing location from 10A.M. to 4P.M. and from 5P.M. to 7 P.M. Cardinal Ind. Div. Corp. to the Federal courts If Mt. Frank Jeweil, Project Manager, may be contacted for information N Itt of relocated alley MM. Lord's enforce responsIbIlities In brought to of 5549.72 ft Sanford Ct. N 249.12 ft relation to environmental reviews, Of'asslstanceatthlDeLandDistrlctOffice,phone9OI.7342171, FIrst add to Citrus lIghts, $7,500. GreenwoodLksfoF.Res,COmm., W937.S3ftofN½oftheNW¼ot Persons who wIsh to submit written statements and Other exhibits in declslonmakiflg, and action; ad Lot 1, 8111 Cot Greenwood Lk5 Un 2, 7 $ may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing if w satisfied. The legal effect of the received Un. Al. Home Builders, to James Howard Townsend I WI. Ruby I. at the FDOT Dlstrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post OffIce 5)30 ft. of NV, certification is that upon Its a. uselhe Block Grant funds, and HUD AIexi)1, Lot 37, 81k 1, Sabal Point, sdilr (sgl) Lot 245, WIndward Sq. Sec. 3, 547,900. U300. Tr. to WillIam C. will accePt an objection to its ap W.H. Jones, Julio Delagado I WI Ana to Carios acceptanCe of the certification only of SW¼ of sec 15. 119,500. Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construcilon an ThFDOT'sRelocationAdviscryAuistanceProgram will bepr.s.nt.d. The public hearing will be held In accordance with the Florida Depart. mont of Transportation Action Plan (1971). I, 8111 A, Sterling Park. Unit One, Lot II, (less 5141$) Lots $2113 wwuwr -, ..rv,rw ?... • V.'. .' - . - -. ?PL - - . _____ ______________• 41—Houses - -- ---.-- -- ________________________ 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor. nursing home 6. downtown. MODERN 2 BEDROOM 322.1462 Johnny Walker Inc. 322.6457 or 322.7111 aft S. 1 . COCKTAIL WAITRESS HOSTESS CASHIER .___________________________ --- MODELED, INCLUDES NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT & NEW CAR PET S. LA R GE SCREENED PORCH, FIRE. PLACE, ON LARGE WOODED LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. II SO"VII J. - 41Hoiises 42MØbfl I4n,es _____ ______ - I Acres intersection of Country Club Rd. & 16 A. $30,000. — Ii Acres Airport Blvd. Excellent --..— lodayl 10 Acres Pineway. 532,000. 77—Junk Cars Removed Cal Bart Ave. .. LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS, COMPLETELY RE. DECORATED ON LARGE LOT BLOCK TO .V)NN DIXIE O? - Sanford— Adults, no pets. 1 BR Cash for your loll Will buIld on your lot or our lot, . Y Enterprise, 614 3013 Medel Inc., Realtor ,vlWto Suit— our iot air yours. ',b INC. EAL7c. 323.7132 ••,--•--_- 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH MONROE & II. 537.500. 78—Motorcycles 912 French Ave. (COrMr 1h & Frenchi Brown Moulding Company at Port of Sanford. 323.2057. An Equal Opportunity Employer. _____________________________ REAL ESTATE MANAGER 323 3866 or 373 7710 - - ' • '78 Suzuki 750 AndThat's A Facti * to supervise people control payrol I costs I be able to schedule staff. Send resume or Corp., 1130 Old Daytona Rd., OeLand FIa 32720 MONTH, REFERENCES. SElGLERRETY,8R0K *A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, I bath home on 321.0702 SANFORD: 3 BR, 1½ B, corn. pietety redecorated inside. Kit. 71.097o. No * READY TO SELL? Don't sell UNITED STATES DISTRICT ________________________________ FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 71.SO4.OrI.Civ.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. _____ FO ____ CAMERON,et ux., Defendant(s). NOTICE OF SALE — Notice Is _lltrY Summary Final Decree of ' PesltlonerHusband, AMENDED NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN 55 Ple Avenue New York CIty, New YOrk 10013 JUST LISTED 3 BR. 2 bath home * on Oak shaded lott C-H&A, w-w * NOTICE _____________________ . Central Meat & Air Cond. Free Est. home has a nice above ground eat-in klt.l Yours, for $103,500. FR w.el. FP. Assumable mor tgagel Close to shopping, BEAUTIFUL 2 BR. I bath cay Sales 'JMS CSII'dIMISr TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. 528 731 dwn. refinance. $75,f)(j(), & assume or tomotIve Service beamed ceilings, stone fire. place, island kit., penn.. 1g. porch over Banana Lakel Your school I recreation area. Home Away from Homei BPP Country Property Treed 2½ acres near 1.41 SR 46. 3 BR enclosed New listing on St. Johns River. See this tO make your &eams come true, entertaInment room is built.in shelves in Total lawn care, residenlial & __________________________ 55-BOats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett'i Beauty Nook - '77 Checkmate Trimale I W EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN UMY IN THE WANT ADS. 322-26)1 or custom built Roadmaster trailer. Brand new, never in water. Call days 373 $909, att 372 7355. NICELY WOODED CORNER LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE. ZONED DUPLEX. $7,500. (SEAL) ARTHUR BECKW1TH. JR. N Clerk of the Court By: Susan B. Tabor after Administrator 94 Castle Brewer Court Sanford. Florida 3777$ As Deputy Cleft PublIsh: June 13, 20. 21, Jly Publish: June 24. 71, July 1, 1975 . _____ ____ _____ ____ _______ ______ geragel pool all on canal leading to St. boh5 RIver. 1135.000- New roof & paint, toot BPP WARRANTED. Wowl Just 132,5001 e*i4ce 9.c. GEORGE N. GROSSE UNITED STATES MARSHAL MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ENDELL W. WHERRY Horni Oft ci 25 904-7344031 _______________________________________ ___________________________ _______________________________________________ slistant United States Attorney O '15 _________________________________________________________ ttorney for Plaintiff ublish: June 5, 13, 20. 27. 1979 EL 13 DEKS? flFK ISO ___________________________ Lawn Service - Cerancflle ______ -- MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty- 25 yrs. Exp. 8698562. _________________________ Lowrey Organ—Magic Tiny Genie, $900. Excellent condition, '°" - THINK 'AND SlOt8 Light I'ullng ________________________ _____________________________ _______________________ Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 119 5311 Alterations, Dressmaking ____________________________ ___________________________ Drapes, Upholstery 3220107 62—Lawn-Garden 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford D&MLAWN CARE _________________________ WOULDN'T BE ANY. BROKER -- 322 _________________________ A ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE SEIGLER REALTY ____________ ______ Exc. terms. General Landscaping Rost' specialists, top Soil 8. fill dirt, law'i main? 8. tree trimming 323-2940 59—MusicaI Morchandise ATTRACTIVE 1 BR, 28 ranch style home, Ig rms., fenced side 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE yd, near schools I shopping, UNITS. $10,000 TOTAL. , ____________________________ _____________________ _. 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE, $6,900. - OffIce Cleaning ___________________________ Sanf&d 321 06.40 — Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & service the Sanford 3210702 301 W. 1st St. Custom Office Cleaning. comme'r cia?, new consl 1k., bonded & Extet'IorCleining rest. FRllargescporch,newcarPet, scaped fenced yd. Exc. for retirees or family. $36,500. 372-4103 ____________________ — 45A—Ojto( State removal. Roofs, walls, decks-, etc. Free Est. 3)96066, 6688335 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322,914$ ____________________ Evesatterdlweekends ______________________________ MLS — Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Painting by Anthony Corino In. ______________________ N. 23) Homes, 4 pcI. interest to qualifIed buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. __________________________ pot, dock & boat house. Imp.em,nts ____________________________ _____ -_ 424Mbl1e Hon& ________ [13 REALTORS Branch OffIce 323.2222 — BARRING] See our beautIful TON w.Iap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES The Real Estate Agency REALTORS t3$'j 5 Frnch (17971 Sanford 323 5334 . I _____________________________ _______________________________ 323-5209 3eP3OrlandoDr. vA&FHAF(fahlCuhig - ' I Cash 3224132 furniture, Refrig., Wanted Appliances any cond. Washers, refrigerators, etc. Ke11099$ AuCtion. 323-7050. _________________________ ___________ 32) 0)74; 372-1601 ________________________ ________________________ -- Railings ___________________________ ____________________ Free Est. $ CASH $ Paying $11 & up men's, $1 & up womens class rings. Also buying we ding bands, sterling & any Custombuilt ironwork Window guards, gates etc. Marlin's 323 788$, 339 1693 373-OI29aflerS:30 ____________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ ____________________ ____________________ ___ _______________________ ____ _ - S0Mscellaneous for Chg Cds. Concrete work— Patios, side. walks, driveways. Free Esti. mate. Call Mr. Taylor 373.$5, PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS _________________ REALTOR 32-l000 MLS ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service - _________________________ fiaborn N*ALTY Plunting Service ____________________ 5G. BALINT I. ASSOC. 322 8465 ___________________________ _________________________ frontage. _______________________ REMODELING&REPAIR tools. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. .niture Salvage. 322-1721. LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 7 resIdences on approx. 2 acres, $73,000. $00 It. lake ESTATE SALE. Call 327 2180 ___________ __________________________ Of' 904 131 6101 collect. CUSTOM HOME BUILT stoves, _____________________ tr Froid Op.rtY I (Pflad I . ____________________________ Larry's Marl, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used _________________ ____________________ ________________________ ________________________ - #' lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 - - ___________________________ '' __________________________ ___________________ ________ ________________________________ — 49-B Plastering 3230039. MORTGAGES. B. Legg. Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 1-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. $527413 ________ ____________________ _____ _____________ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK $49,750, DAVES PAINTING screened cages. 3fl.5753. ~ Springer Spaniel pups, $15 &SokI HORSES OK&plsntyof roomonl shady inside kennels, Free to someone who cares. 323 47-A-?Mrtgage$ Boight Licensed Insured Bonded FRBE Estimates. 13051 322-9460 clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, _____________________________ Part Cocker 2") yrs.. good wach dog for retired couple, also good 47—ReaI Estate VJanted catch up back payments & jgy Just _______ ________ ________ Phases. Free Es-f. Call 322001) _____________________ _________________________ in one REALTY WORLD. PaintIng ______________________ _____________________________ YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237550 _______________________ Inc. REALTOR, Idyllwilde 4 BR. 2 8, lovely home of the nicest areas of Sanford. Near schools I golf course. Beautiful corner lot with right for the lOts of trees. growing family. $57,750. 322 2420 tg FREE ESTIMATES 323 8119 Mowing 321 0098 ________________ 1-3, w-FR, w-FP. Fl. rm., fully _____________________________ Brentwood Ave and North of and JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL diacent to said Block 15 dcribed bove, subject, however, to taxes, If MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I ny due, for the year 157?, at public JOIN TIlE ONE THAT'S 110.1! utcrytothehlghestandbestbidder Sanford's Sales Leader cash at 12 o'clock noon on ?esday. July 10. 197? at the Wes' oar of the Seminole County ourthouse. Sanford, Florida. hated: June 6, 197? against you for ___________________________ ___________ ________________________ Campello Street lying East of REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES— Hwy 17.57, P.O. Drawer 913, Fern Psrk. Florida 327* on or bfere 15th day of July, 1979, and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service on P,$ItiOIWr thereafter; imedIateiy or otherwise a default will be entered ______ ti. relief demanded in the Amended Petition WITNESS my hand and the seat of this Court on June 11, 1515. L.awnMalntenanc& Western Auto 30$ W. 1st St Automotive Service; tune U, ----- WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD. $4900 POTENTIAL Zoned RMO I—which means this ig 3 BR right on busy 25th St. will increase in value as this area is developed for multiple Newly redecorated 3 BR. 2 bath home. 27xI2 game room, Ideal for large family, beautifully W, 33 feet 4 inches of Lot 7 sAd theE iotl Yours for lust 121,9001 41 feet I Inches of Lot I. Block 15 as shown on the vacated portion of the SUPER 2 BR, 1 bath home In CC. P1st of SANLANDO THE SUBURB Manor, wig. eat-in kit., CII, 66. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with right "4 !n.jrr and egress over Brent. Wood Ave. and that portion AtnerIcari Sod 834 2200 BAHIA SOD 531 (400 sq. It) Free Del. on 1100 sq ft. or more _________ schools, churchslll these hot summer days. A must Seminole L.awn.Garden _________________________ Alan's-Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 3230039 ________________________ LB I newly in '—' I'____________________________ I best offer. Come see what we have. Nothing over 575. 323 9572, 137 Exter oft IS-A between Lake ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR- BETTER THAN NEW extremelt pantry, fireplace, scr. porch, or prune small groves 322 6821 '-Appi6iz..i"--' Yard Sale: Fri. I Sat. 9 to 6. Large INVESTMENT CINGI It I Handy man Will hoe orange groves on contract Large or SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 Parts, ____________________________ NICELY WOODED. $17,SO0 BR, 1½ B. Ig closets, pan FR, storage cab. in DR. $31,000. Drastic reduction in pricel 170 PINECREST DRIVEl Now 537,9001 FLEXIBLE FINAN. genced rear yard & 8.8.0 gnilll Lots morel Just *21.0001 in Lain Wials '323-Zlfl 54—Garage WLK IVA FALLS AT HWY 16 *1,900 Ig utility. dbl garage, good sprInklers, "in-ground" pool. Choice neIghborhood. 543,900. HandYman Air Conditioning -_____ —. I: __________________________ ________________________ - ... I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR FANTASTIC Ig family 4 BR, 20, FR, Cent. air. w-w carpet. Lg. rooms, fenced yd with well & a • carpet, Fla. R.. dliiing area, the by the above entitled Court abovestylsd Cause, the undersigned JUST LISTEOI 3 BR, 1 bath home United States Marshal, or one of his in Country Club Manor w.C. ond4o h.Ip with your shop ping Mid.. cards of In. troductIon from local mar. and OVER 125 F1NTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home in Shadow Lake Woods with every Legal Notice gNsth.q PMlv' $ii Ms bio. OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544S. French ave. 3fl.0231,323.7173,327-0779 REALTY activedemandforhomesl land. REALTOR 327-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves u.34s3 377.$95 - you wIll bdng S 1. _________________________ NICE LOT ON HWY 477 NEAR We have (4) 2½ acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding with good terms. yourself short. We have 21 years 322-4215 week days. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: 3BR.1",B.carport,dbliot,fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000. VA or FHA. ofexperiencel knowiedge& an NEWCOMER! * ciii from --- _. 532,500. remodeled 3 BR home, Large dining, LR, FR with fIreplace. UtIlIty room & wooded lot. + security. No pits. 323.9574. - FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I ____________________________ __________________________ _________________________ STEMPER AGENCY Legal Notics _____________________________________________________ ____ _____ ______________________________ ___________________________ 57,500 BR, 2 B, formal LR, FR w.FP, We have (2)5 acre tractS in Os-teen that may be just what you are , -_________________ __________________________________________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES REALTOR 322 4000MLS . * INDUSTRIAL 7.5 ACRE SITE near RR siding, close to 1.1, _______________________ COOK Apply in person Holiday Inn ep,44ts o , Refrigerator, Dishwasher& Electric Dryer KENMORE WASHER Raborn RIALTY $26,500. WAITRESSES for salary, room and board. VILLE AT 18th. 57.500. seperate formal OR, large covered patio, C.H&A & a new roof. Owner transferring I says reduce prIce to 561,000 Paint & body shop all equipt, plus king sIze lot. Near shopping but _________________________________________________ 1.4. On SR Mat 1.4 ____________________________ Wanted' Mature lady to live In, prepare meals and care for invalid lady in Sanford residence - tountry atmosphere. Just opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100.432.5403 anytIme for recorded message. 52—Appliances HOUSE PINCHIiG YOU? wtiatyouneed.UniquefloOrPlafl for those who like individuality. See it today. $41,500. carcer you wouldn't be reading thlsad, and if wewersn't looking fnj doe lob this ad , BROKER STORY.3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE & ORANGE GROVE someone to 834 5770 . ______________________ BR's, 2 baths, spacious eat-in 57 000 buys you this 96x120 lot in if you weren't lookIng for a new staffed I operational, Call for 1 SEIGLER REALTY A'PTtNA AUTO AUCTIG Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311 for further details. - '77 Yamaha DOHC 750, mag.. wheels, faring, drive shaft, ml Per gal $1,500 3230039 Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322-8721. - 2 _________________________ __________________________ With an established firm In San. — .. . - . . - This very desirable pool planned more details. $79,900. LET'S BE HONEST FOR TOP POSITION 373.606) or eves. 323-0517 : _________________________ _______________________________ 321.0540 ... ____________________________ BATMAN*EALTY' Reg. Real Estate Broker 321.0759 26 Sanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 322.7643,371.4669 Need a commercial site for ceramic shop? We have it, $24,500. Good location, -------- Datsun $976. 710. 2 dr 16.000 rn. auto, AC. AM FM radio, B track _________________ ON SALE-NEW twin size box springs 8. mattress $23.95 ea. ,.. ,p i ',i .tir Cape Coral lots near For Sale Ft. Myers with sawer & wit.r. By Owner 530.5163. ________________ duplex. $5500 I 55000 TREES. $49,500. MU REALTOR - with at least S years experience innatlonwidipvfChaslngOf food inn Sanford. Lake Monroe, 530 N. Palmetto Ave. interview with John Morrison, Realtor. 371.0041. , ' - I building lots zoned for triplex or CARPETS, LARGE OAK costs. Groundfioor. 3301 Sanford PURCHASING AGENT - GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR, -- -- ______________ _____ Award wInning "Energy Et. fIcient" studios, private en. trance, built.In bookcases, attic storage, heat, air 1 12 buIit.ln power savers to reduce electric or stop at you a full time driver wilh a part tIme car? Our clav.sifieds are loaded with good buy for Ct. Owner 529,900. Building lots, high wooded on 1969 Renault Ecellenl Condition 3895 35mpg 322 35 ________________________ MobiIeHomel7.x5026R Furn. Exc. Cond. RENT WITH OPTiON, 2304 Lisa " '69 Chevrolet Kingswood Wagon Good cond .3400 32? 7518 BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 322 1674. 3724460 _________________________________ Si—Hoijeoldoods - - 3 BR, 28, ww carpet, FP. garage. $22,000. 1 acre' near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home, w.ei & septic already there. Deeded right to river also. Good terms. Owner hold, 2 BEDROOM, DINING ROOM, SCREENED PORCH .WITH 20x20 W R 'SHdP' ON MAo NOLA. ONLY Sfl,000. 3226762 REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-749S HAL COLBERT, REALTY " - . . - VA-F HA..235-COn. Homes eLow Down Pymènt +. - ________________________ ___________ -1 I sq. ft. ON THIS. Sale To list Yow Business... _________________________ _______________________ IFTH1SISTHEDAYI0buyanew car, today's Classified ads for best buys. _____________________________ see ___________ WILSONMAIERFURNITURE Di 322-2611 or 831-9993 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lop Prices Paid Used, any condition6l4-5125 BUY, SELL, TRADE 3113151. First St. 372 5522 ____________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ ' - *eA. , L __ - - - __ ' - - I .' .. - FOR SALE $970 Nova Good cond., $800 or best offer 323 5025 - Oak tables, $275 Santord Auction, 12155. French, 323 7340. '75 Lamore 12'x65' 3 BR, 28 - ______________________________ Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 3225990 -.________________ ___________________________ -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 models Call 3)9 9)00 or 831 4605 lDealer) _____________________________ . —..------- 71 Dodge Dart Demon. slant 6. Auto, air, radio Asking 3.600 373 1587 days. 8. 323 9135 after 6 15 ft. Travel Trailer Sleeps6. first $1100 323 0545 new, $399; Loveseat $44.95 & UP. Pc. dinettes. $69.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove, $60&up; full sizedrapenies, $101 up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford, 322.8771. __________________________________ __________________________________ LARGE Patio off Master BR-. ________________________ REDUCED BY 11,5001 other charming features make 197$ 11)170.3 BR. 7B,expando, cent this 3 BR, 1'.' bath home your air, big sc. porch. utility shed, best choice. Very convenient '74 VW beetle low nhileaql' Auto Stick Stilt 37 mpg 52.000 323 $613 - DLffl C,,.... lfr.,,.. I cordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part SI), and may beaddres$edtoHUDat Florida Area Office. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,. Peninsular Plaza. MI RIversIde Avenue. Jacksonville, Florida 33304. Objections to the release of funds on bsses other than those stated above will not be considered by HUD. No July 5. Ii?? ObjeCtiOn received will be considered by MUD. Thomas Wilson, Ill -- ' *. - 17.92near LakeMary Blvd. K. C. "How limes change. They call themselves a 3 Duplex lots. $10,000. 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN. TOWN, FULLY FURNISHED, 2 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT Sanford Sunland. 3 BR, 1 bath, good cond. New appliances. Phone 323.3619 or 323.7331. '_ _____________________________ Apts. for Senior CItlzss. Down. clean I. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto area. $153 mo. 323.1019. for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you and you ste required to serve a copy at your written defenses, If any, to it on Irving B. Gussow. Attorney for __ .... 21,25. $979 Process. Oblectlons must be - --------- u, prepared and submitted in cc. Robert J. Hester, Ill (igi) to Diane I AS,, Lot S ilk C Columbus HarbOr. 1)3.900. Winter Springs 0ev. to Oakwaod BIdni., Lots 9, 10, IS, 7), TuscaWilla Ur.. 7, $55,400. Robert E. Mckee to James A., Deganafil & WI. Dorothy B. Lot un. 31 Oaks Of San. $61,500. Robert B. McKee to Richard L. Mamele LillianT. Holland Let Un 72 Oaks of San, $45,000. Turtle Cock Div to Howell Cove Homeowners As., "park" on Piat of 44n.iti Cove id Sic.- 1)00. -. - ___________________________ the property situated applIcant's envIronmental review record for the project indIcates omIssion of a required dicision, finding or step applicable to ttie the snvironmet*al review Shumatel WI. Donna A. Lot 0.4 5 11, 3033, Sem. Co., 114.900. OakwoOd SIdri., to Robin D. Woods I *1. Joan T. Lot 20 Tuscawilla Un. 7. WS. $109,900. Howard S. Gait I WI. Patti Jo to Suncraft Eng. I Con$tr., SE¼ of NE¼ lying N of Seaboard Airline BR, less W 100 ft I N20 ft., sec *1. ' - ' District Engineer Post Office lox 47 LoftIson & wI Frida, Lot 33, (a) That the certification was not In wtiite I. WI Sylvia C. Lot 372, Winter to HelgI DeLand, Florida 32120 executive chief executed by the fad Lake of the Woods TOWflhOl.EL 51C. applicant Publish: May79, June 13,14, 15,17, 15,19,30,21,23,24,21. Springs, Un 4, 147.000. of Officer or other officer 1. 19.50, $50Q Merle C. McMahan to Dale A. that DEJ.i31 $55,900, William S. Berry & *1 Rebecca 0. to Duald Ca. Williams, Jr. & *1 Anna __________________ Sanford— Large one bedroom plus .lJD.A SERVICEMAN? Yeo'iI find him listed in our Business Service Directory. BARTENDERS - E 551.30 It, of sibilities under the National En. vironmintal Policy Actot 1159, HUD - Seigler Realty, Broker 321 0640 33).C'O2 ________________________ - - or semi retird person. 159.1150 Seaman, $100. Un No. 3. $100. Arthur T. Richardson I WI Lynn C. toCitrusSi. Builders, Lot 7, (Less E 4$ if) of Stor.ewood F.m.", $34,000, Winter Springs Homes, Inc. M cas. H. Parker I WI Elliabeth 55. Lot 79, WiIdwoOd. $45,000. $aru FPWR Windlield Lee Pewter to Robert H. Scwabef I WI II, Little Lorraine N. Lot Washington Est Subdv 521.000. Eugene Stupeltnan 1 WI SIgrid to David C. Young I WI Phyllis 55. Lot ....-.. -. 4'•uy l ------------ _______ Storage Bldgs. Sold, delivered, installed & tied down. See 22)8 Palmetto, 4 BR, 2 baths on 3 lots. 539.900. MP(i -. 75—Recreational Vehicles BEDROOM: (1) 1 BEDROOM, 2 __________________________ - Coupleteam to helpwlth kinnell - Hills, $11,000. Ruth A. Minter to Eitel R.Mlnter, J.. Loll. Lot 0, Country Club Manor 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT __________________________ Permanent job, person needed to $aiiar" Legal Notice Oakland HIlls, $100. Dale A. McMahan to Frank A. Hathaway, Inc., Lot $57 Oakland 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES IJVIC%JU. UM PROVED PASTURE, PARTLY "P" I. LIVE IN FARM 1KENNEL Need reliable person for route sales. Truck driving experience ________________________________________________________________ 811111, Sanlando $3,500. ' - — MOTEL LAMP SALE I _________________________ ___________________________ FlorIda. portunity Thermal Energy Conserv. Home 40- Adults. 541.7583. machinery. ii-nsctlosn Courthouse, Sanford, 595,000. To provide homeownership op. PublIsh: June 21. July 7, 1979 PublIsh: June 20. 21, 1979 $47,700. Richard L. Shadier I WI. Diana to DEK.91; Deibert 1. Bruiser WI Sandra.3. for low and moderate DEK.75 to Malcolm BK. Gashes & WI Lynn, Barton B. Pllctier & George M. income families and upgrade public Park . LotS. 81k B, Highland Hills, $80,500. Willis, lot 71, South $20,000. housing projects. Aylesbury homes Corp. toWm. A. _________________________________________________________ Sanford, Seminole, Florida Adniel T. Surges 1 wf Linda L. to Brinkley I WI. Stella, Lt 9$ Winter (married) Lot An Environmental Review Record ________________________________________________ and E'i of Lot 9, 81k K, Lake Springs, Un. 3. $1O4900' Leo Trepanief' & WI. Florence $0 Wayman Ests Lk Add, $37,500. respecting the wIthIn project has Lot 32, been Elda PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Marcella B. Lovett to Robert .3. Jos.ph Sairnond & wI made by the above.named CIty 5)1,500. _____________________________ If you're in the business of building your busines th use Classified Ads uften For Sdie '73 Chev Van w '15 rebuilt eng Needs rear brake drums 5. carb. kit, 900 321 0579 Entire liquidation of used room desk, table & hanging LAMPS. Best offer will take all. Days Inn Sanford. 373-6500 terms Owner holding Unit One, 21 .72.3. $3,200. aft. ot __________________ —-- Queen sizewaler bed & frame like new; Saneyo Quad auto tape player; 10 s-pd bike, cheap. 322 286$ or 323-5215. 200$ Glenway 4 BR, 2 bath, swimming pool. $85,000. Dependable & well motivated young Certified Surgical Tech seeks employment. 323.7255. DRAG LINE OPR. ________________________ Rescom Constr., CO., Lot 15, 1)1k C L. Lt 1$, Wekiva Ciubests., Sec. Six, dES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: the hours of 1:00a.m. through 5:00 at publicssle,tothehighestandbest Slovak Village. 510.000. 1107,100. p.m. at the City Hall, 173 West bidder for cash at 11:00 o'clock am. On or about July 9, 1979 the above. AIlman & wf Christine. Lot 16. , '.Vqn Runs like new Askng 3650 32? 8735 - springs For Sale by Owner 3 BR, 1" bath block house in Lake Mary, 323-6639 X Ira Clean 70 Merc Sta 75-A--Vans Beds, OW. motel box 5. mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French 323 7310. INC. REALTORS 830.5533 or 339.4711 eves. 3 BR, 1.5 B. cony, location. Exc. starter home. William Malic. zowki, REALTOR 337.7953 80—Autos for Sale - ---. ________________________ . - •,, S French (I? 92) Sanfoi'( 373 5374 UNLL1TTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lustz taking up space with a want ad. intjleHerald322 2611 or 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of AIrport ___________________________________ Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. Excellent for a retiree or to sup piement incomce. ________________________ is Geroald .1. Desforges, I wf Crystal E. to the Anderson Trust, REALTORS Cab 303 _________________________________ ' Mavtag Washing Machine Avocado, excellent cond.5l/ 668-8)19; 7758080; 775-4100 FORRST GREENE 1978 Datsun Delul King Truck AC. S sOd topper rn 322 2861 or 323 $215 It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad For Estate. Commercial 8. Residential AuCtiOns & Ap prais-als. Call Dell's AuCtiOn. 323 5620 Westinghousefrost-free refrigerator 21 Cu ft. $75 327-3721 ORANGE CITY— Contemporary home. Landscaped courtyard. 7 ft. free form tub with solarium. I BR, 2 baths, split plan. Beautiful wooded area of fine homes. $72,500. Duplex 513,500. Handyman's special. Walk to school & church. Lots of trees & shrubs. Call owner after 6 p.m. weekdays. 323-1526. - 79—Trucks-TralIer - PUBLIC GUN AUCTION SUN, JULY I. 1 P M 323 7340 SANFORD AUCTION RelocatingEntire household furniture for sate. 323 - W. Gannett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7881, Sanford 24 HOUR lB 3229283 he Real Estate Agency T..n.aiartwiIldnnMinht Babysitting,lawns, etc. Call321.021S HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 64-4-2318. WORLD1 72—Aict Slepping stones, sand, rock, greasetraps,steel, cement, car stops, lintels, sills, trailer pads, blocks, steps Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 322 pr. Army boots $11.99 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 - lOBBIES (C') 435 fw5 - ___________ nted by Gill Fox Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy Want.Ad way. The magic number is 322. 2611 or 531.9993. REALTY REALTY _________________________ LAWN MOWER REPAIRMAN Lot 11. RIDGEWOOD ESTATES, to time until final action taken by retired 61 semIretired person MeldeauTireCo.toHarrOC. Zltza FUNDS Section 2. Township 20 South, Range Housing Authority of the City of the City Commission. 869-silo, at NW Eleanor, Commence I WI Dale E. Hebet I WI. Jacquelyn to A copy of the proposed Ordinance 30 East, City of Sanford. according James A. DeSena & wI Theresa Lot cor. of NE¼ of SE¼ of Sec 33.21.30 Sanford recorded in as is pOSted at the City Hail, Longwood. to the Plat thereof 91 Castle Brewer COWl FLOOR WAX ER 60 WekIva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, SEC $15,700. Plat Book 20. Page 95, Public FlorIda. and copies are on file with Sanford, Florida 32771 1. $55,000. Piche Homes Inc. to Thomas R. fhe Clerk of the City and same may Records of Seminole County, Part time days, approx. 30 hrs Per (305) 322104.5 Charles F. Webb & WI Gall A. to 2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total. carpet. w.w Ideal for professional suite. Sect.—Court Reporter RecentlyreloCatedinarea Highly skilled 331.5212 ---------- - --- SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses - *14.500. Wlldwood. su,200. 21—Situations Start on ground floor learn all banking procedures. ____________________________ meetIng Interested parties may Civil ActIon No. 7$2747.CA.09.F. the '1r,wj$i 3.911The appear andbeleard v'tlh,euedtO undersigned 378—Office Rental ----- _________________________ MANAGER TRAINEE -__________________ ____________________________ - , SANFORD: $78,500. 3 Bdrm,, 1 _______________________________ bath, carport, nice neigh. borhood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 373.6775. - - - SEC. 25-2130, less W 25' $31,000. ake your Budgetgo further, shop tue Classified Ads every day. AVON FiGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3019. ___ EXECUTIVE - . in TRANSFERR ED— Must Sell! 3 BR, 2 B, new kit., pool. Own from $41,000 to 537,9900. 3235607, General Office part or full time to work with growing company. Good typing & spelling. No shorthand required. Neat ap. pearance. Will be working with lab analysis. Will train. Salary open based on qualifications. EOE. 323.5360. _____________________________ . LOST in the vicinity of Wilson Rd. (2) 4 mo. old Doberman puppies. AM. to JACK I BLACK. $200 rewardl Call 323.1954. to aytona Beach—Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 327.4058 no ans. (901) 252.9492. _______________________________ ___________________________ stailatior;, service & sales for fast growing Appliance store in Orange City. Call 775.5888 or 715. 7222. ____________________________ WE ARE HERE ___________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________ Thn 41_Houses All around personwho can handle ___________________________ _____________________________ ood 36—Resort Property - -- * SOME PEOPLE BLACK 1. WANT ADS ARE A lvi N .•.I•IUIUUlI Exp. super market stockman Apply inperson Food Barn, 25th & Park Ave. A - . -- .LPN. F*.ili time I. part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing 'Center ,19E. 2nd St. For a career In Real Estate call Realty World. The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 333.5321. __________________________ ITNFSrny band John P. Jervey Tr to Ralph 0. Lot 3 Hilltop Ests. $11,500. Defendants. Needlepoint Instruction reaginOn June Il, 1979and the City this Court on .iwlb Z -.& M. Glass I. Charlotte to KuPh I. WI Victoria 'T. Lot 1, bik C, NOTICE OP SALE Coentnlfl$On will consider iittii fof SEAL) Heists *4. LarIiifl, igi I. Jill JackSon. Gottvlew 553.000. NotIce'is heef given that pur- Creative ExpressIons 323.8512 ARTHUR H.'UCI(WtTh, JR. 'tlnalDII5abe'aVIdI$flri'Mt,rTh. LOflS&ltblkS,SIfllbfldOSIflhIfldO - Join F, WIlson & WI Phyllis to __________________________ public hearing which will be held In want to the Final Judgment of of the Circuit Court CerI PhyllI$ Un 14$ ______________________ the Suburb BeutifUl, Altamonte John F. Wilson 1. entered In the Sale the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, Foreclosure and Proctor Cynthia BY; .ondom., $100. Lake Villas 1 .Ipntad !S.-I Sec. $90,000. cause pending lhe Circuit Court of Wm. R. Bass I wf .toanto Kenneth Publish: June 27, July 4. 11, II. 1979 on Monday, the 9th day of July. A.D. Michael J. StoitZ & WI. Dorothy to Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in iv,q at .':30 p.m., or as ioon thr Fred Wheaton I. wI Martha W 155' J. Shouldice & Marie Ann — 81k D. DEK.12S - Furniture Salesperson for downtown Sanford store. Must have experience. Call 3238322. Noon The Doj Before Publicotion * --'-'- - DEADLINES ____________________________ - 9.Noofl & I I. $600 per weak Land Sales possible. Work part time. Ex. perienced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 641. 231$. FRIDAY 5-.4.ost I. - times P.M. - SATURDAY I . . . . 5:30 8:00 MONDAY thru ____________________________ — a line 43c UNITED STATES DISTRICT FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 7.551,300. Parcel- Lot238,Windward Sq., Sec Publish: June6,13,20,27,Julyl, 11, EVeI)'rr K Bond (form. Kot9f') to that an action for Dissolution of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO 1979 150.000. H. Miller I Sons of Fl to Dan T. Marriage has been filed against you CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO. DEK.S Wm. L. Gleason & wf. Robyn P Lots 5. 6 & 7 blk D. Tr. 59 Sanlando MoorelwfNancyL..Lotl. 81kb, andyouarerequiredtOserveacOPy POSED ORDINANCE of your written defense, if any, to it TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Springs. $52,100. Camelot Un 3. $52,900. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Anthony S. Ricci & WI. Martha to H. Miller & Sons of Orl to Leonard on FRANKLIN C. WHIGHAM. e City of Longwood, FlorIda, that Herbert Stenger, sgl. Beg. SE com.of 6. Polak, As., Lot 122, San Sebastian ESQ., PetItioner's Attorney, whose a -ear 1 tkfll ................. 3$c a line 3COtUtt 3k a line lconSiCUtIVI HOURS £ IA Hair Dressers with some following Reflections of Beauty 332.7701 Wed. thru Sat. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. - County, Florida, deicribed as: Lot 24 and the E 12 feet of Lo' 23, Block 15. as shown on the vacated portion of the Plat of SAPILANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. Sanford Section. as recorded In Plat Book 3 page U of the Public Records of Semirole County. Florida, together with the right of ingress and egress over BRENTWOOD AVENUE and SALEM STREET lying West and South and adiacent to said Block, as shown on the above described Plat, subject, however, to taxes, if any due, for the year 1979, at public outcry tothe highest and best bidder for cash at 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday. July 10, 1979 at the West door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. Dated: June 6. 1979 (cPALfl T.F Michael C. Black I. WI, Debbie F. Wintev' Pork - - - ___ ø.i,.. - 831-9993 322-2611 - - sec I. $23400. Oaks Un. 3. $56,000. Road, Goldenrod Seminole County, Seminole Prop. LTD. to Michael FlorIda, under thefictitious nameof Chevron to Henry J. Wiiken, Jr. & D. McAffe & wf Joan T. prt of Gov B & H FARMS, and that we intend to WI. Janice S., Beg NE CRN of W½ of sec 24, S1$0 lot 2 register said namewith the Clerk of NE'/i of SW¼ of SEC 33, 578.000. John Zalesky (sgl) & Mary S the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Michael A. Roberts I wf. Zalesky (s.gl) tO Mary Sue Zalesku, Florida in accordance with the Kathleen to Frank 0. Conroe & *1. Lot 9 & W 25 ft of Lot 9. 81k Cindy L. Lot 536, Spring Oaks. Un. 3, resurvey of BIk 4. Wildmere, LW., provisIons of the Fictitious Name Statutes To.Wit: Section $6309 156.900. $100. Florida Statutes 1957. Carmen C. Colom (Sgl) to Larry Clifford D. Jordan I Carolyn S. to Sig. .3. Baxter Richardson Edward French I wI Eva L. Lot Carolyn S. Jordan, lots 5.6, 81k 22 Helen J. Richardson One. Est. Sec. Trailwood $65, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, Publiih: June 13,20,27, July 4, 1979 537,000. sis.000. John D. Ensminger & *1. Betty 6. Clifford D. Jordan 8. Carolyn S. to DEK.Se to Kenneth Anderson (SGL) Lot 112, Clifford D. Jordan lots 91 10 BIk D. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt SEC I, Lake Wayman lIghts. Lk Add, $100. $39,100. Mary A. Hittell (sgl) to Raymond IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Robert R. HayneslWI. Mary J to Hittell, Lot 7, 81k 6, Sanford EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR', Robert .1. McKenzie & WI. Margaret, Farms, $100. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lot 7, 81k C. F.m Terr., $30000. Carol F. Peace (married) to Ruth COUNTY. FLORIDA. Francis 1. Veigie (sgl) to Frances Goldberg, (married) Lot 524, Spring CASE NO. 79.1204.CA.S4.E Anniahn, BegatpntOnSlineOf the Oaks, Un 3,1100. IN RE: The Marriaqe of SW'a of NW/i of SEC 32.511,700. c •. ARTHUR KENNEDY. Shubert Constr. Co. to Larry W. Price Sr., S 311.51 ft of N 574.54 ft of JR., Bridle & wf. Denise J. S 12 ft of LOt N 12.19 chains of NE¼ of NW/i of 1)6 7 N 22 ft of Lot 117. Pinehurst, sec 20. $100. Petitioner, $27.0O. Dennis A. Mullins & wf Janice F. and Andrew .3. Sweat & WI. Nancy M. to Rena V. Geerts (sgi) Lot 7. 81k 0. LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, toLawrencePleVifl&wf.Ylenna J. S. tin 1.541900. Respondent. Lot 2 B1k2 Weathersfield, First Add. H. ie 'I' ,i'o NOTICE OF ACTION 540.500. to Mary M. Mize Lots 43144 of 2nd - Orlondo Seminole - - 1. RIk H. 'I -- Maria Del Carmen Garcia (sgl) to James C. Redifer 8. wf. Jackie E. Lot 68, Bik A. N On. Tern, SEC. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO. 79.1l OrI.çiv.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff.— v. SIDNEY G. SHEALY and MRS. SIDNEY 0. SHEALY, his wife, if ORDER married, Defendant(s). FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION metion and affidavit o plaintiff in the aboventitled cause by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, its Assistant United States Attorney, It; an actlàn against the defendant(s), Sidneyo.ShealyandMrs. Sidney 6. Shealy, his wife. if married, and to enforce a lien upon real property situate in this District and described as follows: Lot 11, OF THE COLONNADES, 2nd Section, ac. UNITED STATES DISTRICT cording to the Plat thereof as as COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF recorded in Plet Book 16, page 11, FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT $0. 1$-4M.ORLClV.R — Public Records of Seminole County, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Florida. Subject, however, to taxes, BENJAMIN if any due, for the year 1979. and it plalntiff,—v5— JAMES ALLEN, it ux, et al., appearing to the Court that the NOTICE OF defendant(s). Sidney 6. Shelly and Defendant(s). Mrs. Sidney 6. Shealy, his wife, if SALE— Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Decree of married, are not inhabitants of nor uonioa ana Foreclosure entered on May 16, 1919 f' within 'h Stale flt appeared have not voluntarIly 1y the above entitled Court In the herein, and that personal service abovestyied Cause, the undersigned upon thim Is not practical because United States Marshal, or one of his their residence and whereabouts are duly authorized deputies, will sell unknown, it is ORDERED that FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engagedinbuslnliset23o6AWinter Woods Blvd. Winter Park SemInole County. Florida, under th fictitious name of 5&S INTERIORS AND GIFTS and that we Intendto register iald name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. FlorIda in accordance wIth the provisions of the Flditious Name 5tat,1e, To.Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig: Sandra .3. Davis ShIrley S. Oenbrink Publish June 13,20,278. July 4. 1979 DEKS6 tPN full timrlxp. w.Fioride licie)$1. 1.12. 322156ö, Sanford. NursIng & Cccv. Center. jet metal workers & cabinet makers. Apply in person. Star Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 29$ Sanford Airport, Sanford. ......... , __ - . -• - .. - ... .1 -- -. -. . . . .. . - ... . • ,, .. , . . - - - . L . - - �16A--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 27, 1979 OURSELVES New Trial Sought For Convicted Deputy K filer Ilk SIIARI) ( ARRASC() herald Staff Writer A Seli itiok County Circuit Judge has been asked to i alit uiivicted iiiurderer Terry Melvin Sims a new trial. '% illia Its Heffernan, special assistant public defender for Sn is. ii siitlu that icquesi this week before Circuit ('outi .Juuge Ihotitas 's% addell for it variety of reasons Iroiii pretrial pubticit) to prusecutionary misconduct. (ii uit J udgu Waddell said luesda he didn't know I u_is he would iuk on the niotion. It i t.a this w eck, It may be next month," Waddell Help Sought In Murder Night owls lIsa% help solve the of it it Al Lit III oil te iii of (icr Spi irig. man who was found Friday afternoon beneath the State Road 43 overpass at Interstate 4 fit Altamonte Spruigs, lta iiiuntc Springs police beheo, it: the iloili, (;e(}rgc A. Ulowit, 51, of 366 Cherokee Court, Altamonte Springs, might have been the victim of a rubbery. lie had been struck in the back of the head with a sharp object, possibly a tire iron, police said. Sgt. Jim Perr) of the Altamonte Spruigs police said one of his witliesses saw two tt.cti on the State Road 436 bridge suitietlilie between I itl 1:30 u.iii. Friday. am. said. Heffernan said he ihidn 't kmso w when the court would rule etit feeling it would be sin Ills niuotions but he said had a , ' Cook Of The Week - By TOM NE'l'SEI. Herald Staff Writer When Sanford City Corn. missioner John Morris was in the third grade lie was the unIv boy to take the cooking class. His specialty was t apioca pudding and he still likes it today. Not much happened to further his cooking experience during the next ten years until he graduated front high school and attended Hiram College in Ohio. "I was a short order cook when I was in college," he said. "I worked in the student union to help with tuition, but it wasn't as much fun as picking up waste paper baskets in the girl's dorm. I did that, too!" Along with usual ba n)burgers, french fries, and milk shakes, the president of MidFlorida Title insurance Co., Inc. confesses he used to cook egg, but I can't even flip thein anymore." After graduating fn'onis college he joined the Mannics and in five years of service spent only lout' weeks oil K.P. The world lost a short order cook, but gained a Marine. With marriage and a fasmilly, his business, commission one "a mean AREA DEATHS MRS. PEARl. YAIIBURIIUGI1 Mrs. Pearl Kilbee Varborough, 85, known to all as ''Mamnnia Pearl," died at her home in Geneva on Tuesnay. She had celebrated her 85th birthday June 17 at the Ieilowship hull of the First United Methodist Church of Geneva. She was born in Chiuluota and her maternal grandparents were the Gaston Jacobs, pioneers in the Chultiota prs!a who settled there in the 1960, coining from North Carolina. Her fattier E. It. Kilbee came to Geneva area in t8OII and was In the cattle and citrus industry. She t:aiiied James Walter Yarborough, who cause to Geneva from Noi'thi Carolina to work fit the turpentine business. This tmmess and the road '1TirucLiois liussnesS li3Uk then, to many areas of the state. They retuined to Geneva in the 1930's whets Mr. Var' borough because superin' tendemit of the Seminole County Road Departinemit, it position he " held for 25 years. She was a nicitiber of the First United Methodist Church of Geneva, was the founder of the Geneva Historical Society, a member of the Homemakers Club, the United Methodist uiiieii, the church choir, the Geneva Citizens Association and was active with the Deziocratic Party. Survivors include, three daughters, Mrs. Lorraine V. %%hiting, Mrs. Virginia Kraftsow and Mrs. Betty Faye Schlusemmieyer, all of Geneva; son, Edward Yarborough, Geneva; sister, Mrs. Margie K. Tills, Sanford; 14 grandchildren and one greatgrandson. Grainkow Funeral hionue is in charge of arrangements. dot ucs. and chores to be done around hits home in the idvllw dde section of Sanford, Ills cooking talents have become I tiore specialized and reserved for special occasions. SI upp .1 ties and hot dogs stuffed st ith it isiixturc of 0111011 and blue &hit'sc, wrapped in bacon, and tossed on a grill are popular around t lie Morris household. One iteiii he does like to make is a Special cheese diii which lie clainis is delicious, but the recipe is given with a warning. 'Wear it gas iiiiusk and use it glass bowl because it cats hr on g hi iu PPt' t% a re or plastic." GAS MASK DIP B oz. Roquefort cheese 8 oz. blue cheese Large brick of cream cheese I tiseti sweet onion, grated I 6-oz. jar horse radish t the bitter the better! Milk Dash of Worchesler sauce Dash Tabasco sauce Place the softened cheese in a large bowl, add grated onion and jar of horse radish. Mix well with potato masher. little milk at a time, Add stirring until mixture is creamy and smooth. Add dash of - it 'iorcliestcrshiirt' and Tabasco, milk and mix until desired uuiksistt.'iuc% is reached. After eating Mr. Morris warns, ''Don't talk to anybody for 2 or :i days." Other recipes that are favorites of the Morris faintly are supplied by the tonitmiissioner's wife, Bernie. I .ASA( NE ( Serves 8 I (1t. spaghetti sacc, homemade or prepared 1 lb. hot Italian sausage I box wide lasagne noodles I lb. ricotta cheese 1 lb, m ozzarella hi cheese I egg, beaten Cook whole sausage in pan with a little water for about 45 minutes in if 350 degree oven. Cook noodles as per instructions on package. Drain noodles and cut inch slices and sausage in place two layers of each in hottotsi 130 Inch pan. Add enough sauce to covet'. Repeat with layer of noodles and sauce. inure Add all the ricotta cheese that has been mixed with beaten egg, a layer of noodles, half the imiozzarella 'cheese, and half of the remaining sauce. Repeat with layers of reiiiiiinlirig ntoodlt's, saute and Cheese. ('over till) %%ltll sliced sauussgt and bake (t I hour at .;IO degrees i'i•:'t-t'l 1)1 l'Ol.l5 IA)!tlltAItl)5 112 St'rvimigss Mrs. Letha Rose Fowler, 19, of Lake Mary, di ed Tuesday morning at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born in Iowa, she had lived in Luke Mary, for the past 36 years. She was a iiieinber of the Cornmnunity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary and was a retired secretary from the County Judge's office. She Is a member of the Sanford Pilot Club, the Lake Mary Woman's Club and the Ladles Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department. She is survived by three nephews and two nieces all of Iowa. Brissoii Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements, HENREY RUSSELL Henrey E. Russell, 62, of 1)9 K. Fourth St., Sanford, died Monday at the Veterans Adisiiiiisti'atluli hospital in Gainesville. He was a native of Bloom- 1 4 •1 ,t'ot?f" ('in isVc n .iihl drai ned muslin oiiltus anti top cach lsri_'ast St ithi I slice itt haiti. ('us i_i' and hakc .t(tihitit5lilI '1(1 luilliulti's lisp tunis us ulli slitt iii Swiss if jt'i_'"i' And kiku liii us uiiuutes (ii unit ul (hi(tst' W elt" tush stills tii,ssti'sI iliuiisisi', . Sprinkle both sides of i'hitckeii with salt a nd pe P1k' m a ndI S t)m'i_' lit with crushed garlic. I )m'edge lightly with [loin'. Heat bullet and nil in ha'av skillet and saute chi cken unt il goblets brusni. .555th i'l.tNt lilt I Flit I'll'. I (;iI ii I heist iki: 'u 'hti'i lulls tt'iit ii I iiitisl "i itt's I i lusiiuk i''.uum ioitti's 2 t i."i) usill' itt. I iii \Vhiip, ilivuitt'iI tuip ulm I o,sstiii, uiii.iltt'il ;u'smiuits, i hiilh)l)csh 111111 It i.m ilotut i uu.tski'i c5iLst I ' (I i_ills u Its_i'.','' ' !t.'uisi Ilitl siis:ai :\kt lie'tlIsit butter ,Uiit milk, beat uumutil tluufuv, lout ui hall the ('ui_il 'i'huii) ansi liouin ilutu critst Chi ll it h oot1 lit iiu't'r night Cams lii lii''. is n asi,' r .' I Place chicken in .sluallsitt casserole and spm imikk' with tarragon Add brot hhi to ski lk't and heat us ithi pa rt isles m'eitiainiiiig fittiti t'hii.'kciu. .\dtl Liter date It'toi'c I iiu St It tool Whip ;it, spmiiikl,' with chiijspi'tt ;s', ii its , . s't\llIf , - DEAlt ABBY: I've been living in an apartment for the last eight years and have gotten used to the noises that occur. However, I have recently encountered a noise I don't know how to deal with. It's most annoying since it usually occurs -.rIy in the morning. It you haven't gut,bbe,s by siow, it's m up- yours. Your bed squeaks. it stairs neighbors' squeaky bed! keeps miie awake. Will you A pair of newlyweds recently please do something about It?" If you are unable to deliver rented the apartment above me. Their bedroom is directly this message In person—write! 1Ut'1 above minnie and it's extremely DEAR ABBY: Our daughter became engaged last difficult for rue to fall asleep at December. Sarah is 25 and in the night or sleet) late JOINS IBM David is 29. morning. Sarah lives at bonnie an,] I hau'' om,b' a nodding iiss Moiiicti I)t'nise .jXid lives 30 miles [ronii here. acquaintance with the girl, so l)ixon, recent graduate of it's not as though we can sit lie drives over every night to be Florida A&M University, down for some friendly girl with Sarah, which is fine, but he Tallahassee, leaves .Jul' talk. shows up regularly just in time 9 for Poughkeepsie, N.Y.. Meanwhile, liii losing sleep, for supper. I invite hiisis to have where she will be em- My name is Kathy and I live in dinner with us every Sunday, but lie's here every other night ployed by IBM Corp. She Atlanta, but sign use... too, BLEARY-EYED is the (laughter of Willie Abby, he is if successful AND ENVIOUS Lee Dixon and grandDEAR BLEARY-EYED: businessman (accountant), has (laughter of Raymond Catch the girl when she's alone good manners, and we like him, and Katharine Bellamy and give It to her straight: "My but I am led up with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.,, Riga Sanford and four grandchildren. Grainkow Funeral hionie is iii charge of arrangements. - Funeral Notices YARBOROUGII, Ku BEE— Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Kilbee Yarborough, 85' of Geneva. who died Tuesday. will be at 1030 a rn, Friday at First United Mithodist Church of Geneva with Rev. Gary Isner officiating. burial in Geneva Cemetery. Friends may con tribute to the Geneva Cemetery Trustees or Geneva Historical Society Gramkow Funeral Home in charge LETHA FOWLER, MRS. ROSE— Funeral services for Mrs Letha Rose Fowler, 79, of Lake Mary, who died Tuesday at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. will be 10 am . Thursday, at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev A F Stevens officiating. 5cr vices and burial will be in Iowa in lieu of flowers make con tributiont to American Cancer Society I3risson Funeral Horn.' PA in charge. 'l'..S,--. Si IiulliIstIiSILs - all of Sanford. bedroom Is directly under • . ' ::, ' ' ' ____ p hurl . ' - \lst,t'u. II I -0s lililumI tom' ----- .— -----• - I ' -. ' . ri U ' SA T -. SALE "d l 111 tills", Health & BeautyA DI-:Al( TIRED: Tell I'vil. III.I( DEAR ABBY: l'nii 43 and my !t'ttcn:. 'if svtliiiathis, liusbaiid, Pete, is 45 'l'uuo veal's conigtituiIatiislis tim thi;unuk.isii ago 1 had an affair usithi Pete'.., it'tti'm N. gil i\bbu 's luuuklt't nephew. lIe s 29. lie s not a teal ''I tsu to, Vs Ills' I .dts'm s for all nephew suu_'e Pete and I are ()cuastomls Seiist Ii amist a linsg, living comtirmson-haw. Since thu_ni staimipi_'d 1 211 it'iit,, s, :,t'I 1. the nephe%% inet another iti I l;qs ';PECIAL .—S I . II £ S Calif 94(212 ERI V .. 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' , -. nit', l'cte had all affati %% lilt night limlist'. tVlsi ii lit' midst Inc about it I gist miiad and hisl an affair si_ilk a utip us Ins h a d het'is after tist' bun if bug tune I 'etc "':• s '- ,44 to hiimmi about Lists, but she's afraid she imiight hurt his feelings" 1 hate to be rude, but I auii up to lucre with having hiimii for something Funeral services for Henrey E. Russell. 67, of 1709 E Fourth St., Sanford, who died Monday in Gainesville, will be at ii a m Saturday, at Gramkow Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Robert Clark officiating Burial In Evergreen Cemetery. Gramkow in charge 1 t' . A. '', confessed ,Iiust to get even stilts Iii tie miis'aiitutii,' i'ut,' titus about mae and huts tii'IiIn's, •''.::::: - - offered to take im hlusloilsd and mile out for a isical I've asked Sam'ahi to :,as RUSSELL, HENREY E. — Chicago, ' She's Awake And Envious field, Conn. and had lived in Sanford for the past four years moving here from Winter Springs. lie was employed by the city of Winter Springs as supervisor maintenance working w1th the maintenance and repair of police cruisers and equipment. lie was an AliirForce veteran of WWII. lie is survived by his wife Mar) Merrydelhe Russell, Sanford; two daughters, Irene Howlett. Cheyenne, Wyo. mronics, 4201 W. Victoria St., Chicaro, Illinois 60646, 't it i's ,#4• DepI. 8877, l3eltone Eki.' '- hi imu to Isol and piluir i'hsiu kits ILik' ((55Cm td at .til) (I('gt'i'i_'S \ liii, lii 30 i ututsiutes Rutieless t'hiit'kt'ni i)it'i t Italian style 12-boned, halved chit kin breasts Salt & pepper 4 cloves garlic. truLshltit Flour 3 tbsp. but ter :i tlxsp. oil tsp. dried tam'ragiin P cups chicken u biot Is cup dry, white wine 12 slices liik'd liami 12 thin slices Swiss ulit'es.' Toasted sliced alii itiruL I 6-oz. call of Jan' siucil mushrooms Slit I iill'sl StI \t MRS. 1.ETUA FOWIER 4, •SA' Gas Mask Dip His Specialty of the two men could have been Blount, and the other, his murderer. l'he witness said the traffic was pretty light but there were other cars that passed the uit'mI on the bridge when he did,' Perry said, The witness was traveling in the extreme outside lane and didn't get a close look at the two men, Perry said. Motorists, however, who were driving in the inside lane would have if better description. Perry is asking anyone who was driving on the bridge early Friday morning who saw anything to call the Altamonte Springs police department at B31-5700 and ask for hun or Detective Cliff Chellew. Police believe Wednesday, June 27, 1979-1B ----- this week. been have the defense attorneys Both asked to prepare documents pertaining to Sim's sentencing. "The slate was asked to prepare a finding of facts sufficient to have if man put in the electric chair?" Heffernan said. "We've been asked to prepare a find of facts sufficient to have the man incarcerated for a minimum of 25 years." The jury, in if separate hearing following the verdict, recommended the death penalty for Sims. Sims was the third man convicted in connection with the robbery-killing. The only man still at-large in the incident is Clarence Eugene Robinson, 34, of Jacksonville, who is believed to have planned the robbery. prescription for-his wife w hen he became involved in a stioutout with Sittis and was killed. There was not any ballistics report to indicate a direct connection between Sims and Pfeil, Heffernan said. "'there was a lot of gun fire going on," Heffernan said. ''Anybody's bullet could have killed the deceased. " In his motion, Heffernan also asked he be allowed to speak Lii the 12-nicinber jury that convicted Sims. I liffernan said he had :iri affidavit Irons a female juror which said she felt pressured during deliberations because the foreman was 'in a hurry to get home." Rather th a n taking a secret ballot, jurors were asked to it s1lo%%r of hands, Heffernan lnu(licats' their verdict vote bs said. The judge also said lie didn't know when Sill's is scheduled for sentencing. if he is to be sentenced this week, the tiiotnin would be considered at the same tinie, he saId. I ts ioiltl PIi)h)it)I) dii it all at once, Judge Waddell suit. A 12-itiemisber jury convicted Stills, 36, earlier this year III osmintitioli w itli the shooting death of a reserve deputy who was in the wrong place at the wrong tuise. Suns and three other iiu'n had attempted to rob the I nigss nod Village Pharmi sacy 011 !)cc. 29, 1977 w hilt' Seiiiiriole ( 'i)wuty Reserve Deputy G eorge Pfeil, 55, was going inside. ing patrol of a I 'feil still in uniforn i after com pleting to fill a was entering the )h;srllla('y ('ollIliluhilty, Private Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '(otbfp. NI (JOSA $01 Spr int Gordon Aso 1 Neal To Supoir Doi( Suppil, Ph 136 142) DeLAND - lkat.GlL Al hAMONli SPRiNiS 5.41 0 *'*, 3S £ 1015(55 C,, ItO X WISh 08(0500 '5tws(o,.',*. t us a,t Di LAND I 5I 500?" -.,)C,, £4.1,, 5. , S ORLANDO ,lt'. OLA4.c.4 thuS A't St SA4.5,) 1,5.5.40 kISSIMMI I Li S "ol 'ii *4.1 .4? ,,AC.i .4 a,, 5051 080 S2it US *', *5.40 , 0.50 II I SBuRD '(liU' C t.4,55, SS.) AT u "0 , .' : 970 ; CA~SSI tst88t a '524.t5? uO.4t.I., RLANDO ' - St �2B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - Wednesday, June 27, 1979 For A Bang-Up Fourth Afloat Or Ashore Enjoy An All -American Picnic Founh of July is the top simmer 15 minutes or until full rolling boil in saucepan. turkey, grapes and celery. 'i cup non-fat dry milk Measure around rim to 14 cup fresh lime juice 2 teaspoons salt summer event throughout the potatoes are tender. Remove from heat. 1 teaspoon baking powder With fork or wire whisk, mix decide width of scallops. If rim l teaspoon pepper 4 peaches country. Normally it is an onMeanwhile, combine onion, Immediately add 15 tea bags French dressing, lemon juice, measures 45 inches, there is 1 2 teaspoon salt 1 cup green grapes 21 t teaspoons dried leaf basil the-road day when friends and chicken broth, oil, lemon juice, 14 teaspoon baking soda or one-third cup loose tea) and mayonnaise, salt and pepper room for 15 3-inch scallops or 30 (or ' cup fresh minced basil 1 cup blueberries relatives drop in for home1 4 teaspoon ground nutmeg i teaspoon salt and pepper in 2 lemons, thinly sliced, 1 2-Inch scallops. until well blended. 3 plums, halved and pitted 20 tomatoes cooked specialties, large bowl. Add dressing to turkey Cover and let stand 5 'i teaspoon ground cinnamon Cut cardboard pattern the In large saucepan, mix sugar, in small bowl, mix together Hikers, bikers and boaters all 1 cup grated carrots Drain potatoes. Add to minutes. Strain Into pitcher or mixture. Toss lightly to moisten desired width of scallops at bread crumbs, onion, parsley, water and salt. Stir over low relish their red-white-and-blue chicken broth mixture. Toss picnic jug holding another ingredients. Cover and chill bottom edge. Trace pattern garlic, butter, salt, pepper and heat until sugar dissolves. 114 cups rolled oats specialties for this all- lightly to mix. Cool. Add quart of cold water. Pour over until ready to serve, with knife tip around outside basil. '4 cup snipped dates Bring to boil. Simmer 5 American holiday, Spoon into remaining ingredients and toss ice cubes when serving, adding Scalloped edge of melon. Cut with small Cream together shortening, Cut each tomato into 8 minutes. This year start with a basic lightly. Serve immediately or lemon and sugar to taste. Watermelon Boat along with sharp knire. Remove from heat. Stir in sugar, molasses and egg. wedges. Place in greased "anywhere picnic. Add other chill before serving. This kitwatermelon balls cut from FRESH WATERMELON Sift together flour, non-fat Chill melon bowl until ready shallow baking dish. Sprinkle lime rind and juice. Cool. dishes to suit a block party, a chen-tested recipe makes 8 BOAT WIT1111 TURKEY SALAD boat. This kitchen-tested recipe to fill with melon balls and with herb mixture. Peel peaches. Slice into large dry milk, baking powder, salt, cycling event or a Fourth servings. turkey salad. 2 quarts cooked turkey, cut in makes 12 servings, Bake in 4-degree oven 5 to 8 bowl. Add grapes, blueberries, baking soda, nutmeg and Afloat. large chunks SCALLOPED WATERMELON cinnamon. Stir into creamed minutes or just until tomatoes plums and lime SYrUP. TOMATO WEDGES RED AND GREEN FRESH TOMATO 4 cups seedless green grapes BOAT Cover and chill several hours mixture. (.()IE SLAW PROVENCAL are tender. This kitchen-tested BARBECUE SAUCE 3 cups diagonally sliced Cut watermelon in half Add grated carrots, rolled or overnight. This kitchen2 cups finely shredded green 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs recipe makes 20 servings, 4 pounds fresh tomatoes, cabbage lengthwise 1 inch a bove center. celery makes 8 servings, oats and dates. Mix well. es pe t ted reci Pi cups finely chopped fresh LIME SUMMER peeled and chopped 1 cup French dressing Remove pink fruit with melonDrop by rounded teaspoo nfuls 0111011 2 c ups finely shredded red BIG FOUR COOKIES FRUIT COMPOTE 1 cup chopped fresh OflIOflS 4 teaspo ons fresh lemon juice ball cutter or ' teaspoon onto 1'4 cups chopped fresh cabbage lightly greased cookie one-third cup shortening i cups sugar 2 cloves garlic, minced two-thirds cup mayonnaise meas uring spoon. L4 cup finely chopped celery sheets. Bake In 400-degree oven parsley one-third cup sugar 2 c ups water 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon salt Remove seeds. Scrape out L2 10 minutes or until golden i ' cloves garlic, minced 1-3rd cup finely chopped fresh cup molasses teaspoon salt 14 cup butter or margarine onion L4 teas poon pepper remaining fruit. Drain shell brown. This kitchen-tested 1 cup butter or margarine, 1 egg i teaspoon grat ed fresh l im e 1 cup chili sauce In large bowl, combine well, recipe makes 6 dozen cookies. softened 1 cup sifted flour rind ' cup Worcestershire sauce Sour Cream Dressing 14 cup fresh lemon juice 2 tablesnoons finely chopped ------Z teaspoons salt parsley 1 teaspoon dry mustard #V I FM • ." M' IX cabbage, cii ),L, u.leery' and a,ftT P Combine a ll ingredients in I • W" onion In salad bowl. Add Sour • •, . . CI0C large saucepan. Br in g to boil. Cream Dressing and mix •. Reduce h and simmer U.S.D.A. Choice, Govt-Inspected •_) lightly. Sprinkle with chopped • ..-. covered ll~ hours or until Heavy Western Beef: •. -j " t hi cken ed. Use with meats and pal'Sely. U.S.D.A. Choice (22 to 25- lb. avg.) I ( •'ç poultry. This kitchen-tested V This kitchen-tested recipe Bottom Round ....... ' $ 199 recipe makes about 1 quart. makes 6 servings. F I U.S.D.A. choice Boneless Family Pack (8 to 10•lb. avg.) GRILLED CHICKEN Sour cream Dressing s Place broiler-fryer chicken Round Rump • '14 cup sour cream 'r hal ves or quarters skin side up •. I MI 'I " I Roast..................... '' $229 ' teaspoon sal t ,r on grate set a bout 6 inch es from MI I • " te as poon pepper , Fresh, Small charcoal briquettes that have $459 1 teaspoon horseradish rOr. nliiS reached the light gray ash stage lb I 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice W ( o r a red glow at night. Armour Star A rn inew ingredien ts Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Sliced Bacon......... ,tlb it g This kitchen-tested recipe $ , ' .. Brush with Fresh Tomato .>' makes Ofl( ../. Swift's Premium (Dinner, Regular P Barbecue Sauce. Cook until P-UUIIA •, or Bun Size) t ender, turning and brushing INDIA N ROASTED '0 lb Franks ................... pl kg with sauce occasionally. Turn back com husks and P1 lix, I Allow 1 to 114 hours total remove silk. Brush kernels iS 'b Armour Gold Star Boneless • •• • % , cooking time depending on generously with melted hotter irttIh Canned Ham .......... lb $379 I"i ti ii'ri' i'rtt,i'I .f'%" weight of chicken and degree of or margarine. Replace husks Swift's Premium OIJJI1IO JI heat. To test for doneness, leg and tie in place with thin strips 160: should twist easily out of Sliced Salarri Pkg or wire at top and joint and pieces should feel ofn? Buddig Chipped tender when probe d with fork. 1.tl) Place on grill and roast over Beef, Ham fire about 20 minutes or until %AI 49c Turkey WESTERN POTATO SALAD pk g REMEMBER . .VYWILL WILL 0 BECLOSE D husks dry and brown ed 3 pounds potatoes Oscar Mayer (Regular or Thick) t ur nlngvery m in utes t . .4' ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th I 1b ---"---\ Water $135 Sliced Bacon ......... pkU expose all surfaces to heat. , I . A A 1 tablespoon salt A Note: To oven roast, pro-heat Oscar Mayer (Regular or Beef) L4 cup finely chopped fresh boiler. Place prepared corn l4, " Y,t * A 2 Franks ................... .) onion about 8 Inches from heat. Roast (b'. 4 cup ch icken broth Lykes Sliced .Y 20 to25mnin utes turning ever •_,. 3 tablespoo ns salad oil minutes. Cooked Ham ......... tib S299 / __i 'S V.; tt j' 3 tablespoons fresh lemon \•• . , Serve with additional butter Sunnyland (All Varieties) • juice and salt. _____________________ Sliced Bologna...... $169 . " ce Drinks Beat Slaw With Burgers Summer Thirst By AILEEN CLAIRE Special to herald strips patties. 34 cup burger sauce COAST-TO-COAST In large bowl, toss together HUItGEItS The keys to a good slaw are all ingredients. Cover and Ls Angeles: Garnish with crisp vegetables and tangy refrigerate. This kitchen-tested crumbled bacon and avocado dressing. recipe makes about 6 cups. Milwaukee: Top ith sauerA popular combination for a SEASONED BURGERS sununer slaw includes cab. Toss together 1 pound lean kraut. bage, carrots, pineapple ground beef and 1 teaspoon Albuquerque: Mix chili chunks, green pepper and a Italian seasoning. Or to the powder with burger sauce f o r a burger sauce. same amount of meat add 2 burger topping. And [rain around the country tablespoons chopped parsley New York: Make Waldorf come special burgers to go with and ': teaspoon thyme. Form salad with burger sauce. Stuff that slaw - plus tomato- ground meat into patties. salad mixture between two (hun avocado salad, corn-on-the-cob CIIEESBU RGERS patties. Seal with fork. and baked beans. Place a slice of mozzarella or BURGERSLAW BUlUEli BUNS cheddar cheese on top of a 4 cups shredded cabbage Instead of the traditional burger. Or sprinkle shredded 1 cup shredded carrots Swiss or Monterey Jack cheese. sesame-seed bun, try a taco 1 (20 ouncei can pineapple, Or toss together 1 pound lean shell, rye bread, pita bread or chunks, well drained ground beef and 's cup grated an Italian hard roll to enclose 1 green pepper, cut into thin Parmesan cheese and form into your next burger. Slav with i)IlrLer sauce goes %% ell wi(h any regional burger specialty — • ____ . I I f 1 ... PABST BLUE RIBBON Beer ... -.•. F1ontine 11 A .. ... pare 6 PK June 28-July 3 Dessert! It Dish mn or l2oz.$1 59 CANS Coke Products 7'A 32 ... 4 For 419C oz. Phil Tax And Oepoit . no • • • 111111 ACCEPT II C n C • ,'our1 of Ju!./. SAVE 12c, French's Creamy Salad Mustard ............ ._-. ' .4 kn teaspoon pepper I cup finely chopped celery \ \ Jimmy Dean Pork Spread I layer of sponge cake, chiffon cake or oldfashi oned biscuit with 1 cup sweetened whi pped cream or RHINE OR BURGUN 1-3rd cup thinly sliced radishes 3 tablespoons fitly chopped vanilla ice cream. Top with 2 fresh parsley Table scallions cream and Pare potatoes. Cut into cubes. berries. Keepanother chil l or2 secups ed rve (There sh ould be about 2 immediately, This kitchenquarts.) test e reci pe makes 1 shortIn large saucepan, combine cake potatoes, water t a tablespoon salt. Cover and PICNIC ICED TEA bring to boil. Reduce heat and Bring 1 quart told water to r . 'A i i ti 116-11 , 's . . 'L Cooked Ham ......... _ 7 $259 Seafood Treat '"'Seai'ruutFiflet .4 , F Cold Old Fashion Loaf 99 Delicious Franklin o Genoa SaIami.................?'89° 30c, Dixie Easy Day (9-oz. capacity) S SAVE Cold Cups.............-..... I pkg. "' SAVE 8*, Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil (18-inch) SAVE 14$, Dixie Easy Day (16-oz. capacity) 18'c t . Cold Cups................... $449 ' C / Cuban Sandwlch..,........ Stoo 99c e t' 9 v.r • . - c. ' DRESS UPI'ORK Poppy or Sesame .visiUng relatives or busy with - •. early evening activities, crisp. Remove and crumble. One contains bacon, chopped Cook green pepper with diii green pepper and corn to round powder in drippings until out an individual can of pork tender. Add remaining and besins. Another variation Ingredients except bacon. adis canned bean salad wid Heat, stirring occasionally. leftover t43 tL .'i.'za2i Gauusft with Dacon. Makes can of pork and beans. about 1 cup. ham Arrange some sliced tomatoes on a W of lettuce, add dressing and serve with PORK AND BEAN SAIAD ½ can (1*) pork aim English muffin or hard roll for beans with tomato sauce (or 18.,aqulck but pleasing meal. Top oz. can) it all off wlth yoiir favorite fresh 1-3rd cup drained canned fruit or ice cream. bean salad PORK AND BEANS cup ham, cut in thin strips I slice bacon I m ustard i: teronP1*red tablespoons d' Com bin e a, ingredients. rr green ' ?spocm chili powder Chill. Sem on Makes about cup. II rftqm it Orange Juice ''. -. 4 , ., 790 ' ist' ggc , l ..,.,,,.,,.,,,•,, IflJflQflUflQ ,,•jr.-" 1 , • M Juicy Peaches .............3 lb.. ,, ggc Bartlett Pears Mono's M idget (Package of 4' • . . •. • . SAVE bc, Breakfast Club Corn Oil 1b Margarine .............. lin 599 BIU &iltid,' . . ' • Margarine.............. lb . 69' SAVE 6c, Blue Bonnet Twin-Pack Soft Margarine..... 79' . SAVE 17c, Pillsbury's Hungry Jack Buttertastin Biscuits ..............2 lC)ct 89' SAVE 26c, 32-oz. Kosher Dills or 24-oz.Sliced Sweet in Sour ClaussenPlckles... iii 99' SAVE 10 D '-Fre h Half & Half ............. Kraft's Cracker Barrel Smoked or Sharp Cheddar Cheese Spread .....99 Kraft's Regular Swiss or Aged 89' r \&w. , "'rsindividually-Wrapped proce"W color P" Sliced Cheese Natural Mozzarella............ -5 '' . got . A . 89' side .,...,.......... . iSos "SumMertime Is Lime time", Florida Seedless Urn............. 12 vow. • .' L- wbu-119" afoot k" cowhir" roll "It's Peanut Boiling Time" Fresh SAVE lot, Eagle Brand Condensed Milk SAVE 16*, 4 Ott Label, Riatemon RecnstitutSd ''' shallow ba king pan. Baite in other sausages with Mexican preheated 450 degree oven 30 Barbecue Sauce. Cook on grill minutes. Remove from rack over hot fire, turning ofkii. and pour off excess fat. Place until done, 8 t 10 minutes. ribs meaty side down and br ush Br ush with sauce frcquentl with Mexican Bar becue Sauce. during cooking. ' Sugar Cream or German Chocolate Ph 32-oz. pkg. I. ilipsiss Yu... July 3 979 1 ------------ Lemon Juice .... .. - 6-0:. . ....... I ColeSlaw,,,,,, SAVE 18*, Wish-Bone , $1 'mv .. English Rip. Olives SAVE 14*. Cairo Beauties Kosher or 89* PI 0-OS. $199 SAVE 20$, Planter's Tortilla Chips, Cheese Curls Cheese Balls, Pretzel Sticks or Twist or Corn Chips ________ ___ ........ 000000000 . ix I F4 A .J' UjOl 3i P& ' 89 89' - 5, ' ' July 3, *579) LIP.. EXT Ft A ri fwcreen Stamps1 - ,,, ,,,•'• I ... .••.. Carpet Fresh Rug IEACII & Room Deodorizer 14-oz. also 6.lhpI..sTu.s.Ju173. *979) ' :-----------Seeee..s.eeo...... 1 EXTRA 4')4Green Stamps1 s... McCormick Slack Pepper - I X . 4-ox. can ... 1.0 SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD . . 0. n.u. Fa$'•s Time.. July 975 - . - L,'.,. I K,_)I KeL.~ ' S. I - . °"° S I - •.......••w Black Flag House £ Garden Spray 12-oz. can .*tfl5 Al Assorted Scents of Glade Solid Air Frh.ner 6-oz. pkg. Capose Ti..... Ji.tp 3. 111191 ; FROST it's. Peachy Good of U you're hungry, but it's just lone-third cups too hot to cook, whir up a cool and refreshing meal in your 1 niediwu peach, --peeled and blender. Peach Frost Is a chunked 1 egg simple but satisfying be verage that takes just a few ingredients — an egg, a peach, lemon yogurt, some ice and some EXTRA * S,..% (flCt tOCAhIQitS ONlY :—_-: - iWGreenStamps1 THIS AD GOOD AT THESE .' Modes, ' $339 .J • •$O I... 49* 69' S. - .. 30ct. pkg. Young 'N Tender Frozen Rock LANG WAAfl - Regular or Super where shopping Is a pleasure _________ 39 ssorted Colors Fresh Cut Bouquet of Roses............................. per .,........... Twat. July 3. *979) I •e• ee ...... .............P U $119 Salad Shrimp iu.i - ee Cornish Hens ........ ____ Vlaslc Relish ee Brilliant Frozen Economy P bI ' Bonus Pack SAVE 20c, Green Giant Frozen Cauliflower or Broccoli .................. i57o P OUbk 4-oz. bot. SAVE 20c, Green Giant Frozen 720 •IS fl Suntan Lotion *,.. LeSueur Peas........ IFliuiliC • _____ I[lJI]wGreenstamps H: Muffins ...... Cordon Bleu .......... 79* Diii Pickles 796 SAVE 26c, Swift's Frozen Chicken - ALaKievor A (, • .if's'sS ' Deluxe Pizza.......... USR4 'I tS. 1109 ,.,,•......•••••• 59' SAVE 24c, Celeste Frozen ... .1 fS...t. Coppertons SAVE 8c, Thomas' Tasty Frozen I° 3 11-0:. 54 Lindsay Large Pitted or Sweet ••°'• • Italian DressIng...... IJIJwGreenstamps Italian Ices............. _ haft11111111;1 _______ ______ ______ k Dill, India, Hot Dog, Hamburger Just •. - SAVE.209, F & P Brand .flfl.n. LXI UA SAVE 20c, Luigi Frozen Cherry, Orange or Grape r 89cJ bat 65-ct. box _ Cracked Ice........... -~- - 2. ilips,.. YUIS . July 3, 89' Atlantic Frozen can 79° .. Pie Crust Shell ... 49• I Lemonade ..........3 JUNE 28th THRU TUESDAY JULY 3rd CLOSED SUN. _ Johnson's Cotton Balls 'I _ Apple Pie................ 140:. ...•..... Garden Peas............... 59 I 1101'"W"JuLy"nJ F & P Dessert Treat! *1-0:. Polish Kosher .....,. Add Your Favorite Dressing to "Ruskin" Brand • 25° ' 49* b. Eggplant......................... 4 Green Psanuts IS-os. ............ 89* cent -. ,NIDl5 corn ................ . ... For Your Picnic Bean Salad Fresh Tender Grssn Beans ...,,.,,,, FREE film ' -ankfurters 01, $ Ii.__ SAVE 26$, Green Giant Plump Purple Fresh 0' 0 9 79 Daini'FreshSmafl,Large Sch 'it L F Cottage Cheese.... FREE pantyhose I SAVE 6$, 8-os. .. Johnson's Graham Cracker (Ready to Use) For Colorful Salads and Relish Trays Use Crisp, Fresh Red Radishes CWWACAb for -- -" Wisconsin Cheese Bar Pasteurized Process Cheese Sliced American.... A$i5gvijus. i' Treasure Cave Blue Choose .......... . Buy wite to 6V obd ot i FREE onlargement 179 $I 496 Green Onions...,,,,.,.,,,,, BUY 1, get I FREES " s, 2 or Swiss Cheese ....... ' cin " "- uiri j' l . Add Zest to Your Salad and Relish Trays with "Sun World" (2 Bunches Per Pkg.) jiine atPUB1JX. J 39° ' a • Cheese Pizza ........ 'pkg' 99' ., _• Cook oil Wth sides o%-er hut f h v to desired doneness. 8 to 12 cook on grill over slow fire until imiltiutes. Brush with sauce done, 1 to 1½ hours. Turn meat over often and baste with sauce frequently during cooking. For Barbecued l-'rauk. during cooking. To barbecue in ____________________ ifIII'44Greenstan THURSDAY - 97 Fruit Cocktail Ch Cher ry Tomatoes... OmaOes........... 2 1 box Sticks ........... SAVE 6*, F & P Brand ' For Your Picnic Sala' .5 an. Snacks, Ripe Tasty I Sesame For Pies or Snacks, Ripe South Carolina Romn.L.ftuc.,,......., .-• $6os Keebler Hearty Wheat, Potato Crisp, Savory Sesame or For Your Summer Salad Use Fresh, Crisp ' -'-" __ person. Brush ribs with Mexican Bar becue Sauce and **____ THIS AD EFFECTIVEAl 7 'o: HI-Ho Crackers ...... bag 4 5 ': -: SAVE 30c, Minute Maid's Pink or Regular Frozen SAVE .14*, Keebler's Cookies 20-c:. 112$ Chocolate Chip ......... SAVE 20*, Lay's Great Tasting Potato Chips ........'•"• bag 690 Sunshine Bonus Pack . 4-ozs, of HI-Ho Free! .. A Picnic Treat "Minute Maid" Brand ' .. '-" JWGreenStamps cans $. ME XICAN BARBECU E Reduce heat to 300 degrees and bake 30 minutes, basting ocSAUCE all-purpose ca.siunally with sauce Turn ribs oz. cacti) 2 jars (8 over and bru.sli with sauce Mexican sauce cup firmly packed brown Bake until meat is tt'n(lcr. ' about 45 iIiinU(t'S lOtIgCr. sugar 1 tablespoon prepared mustard hasting frequently with sauce. For Barbecued Chicken: Use 2 teaspoons lemon j ui ce whole frying chicken, cut up. or 1' teaspoons garlic salt 1 teaspoons Worcestershire selected parts (legs, breasts. wings, etc. 1 Cook on grill over sauce eclk k" 2 to 1 teaspo on chili powder ith Combine all ingredients in basting frequently saucepan. Bring toboiLLteduce Mexican heat and simmer, stirring done (juices run eleur), 30 to 15 frequently, until sauce thickens minutes. to basting consistency, 25 to 30 For Barbecued Ilamhurgtrs: minutes. Br ush over meats or Select yen' lean ground bed poultry frequently during chuck, round or top smrlo:mi grilling, broiling or baking. Shape into oiit,.ttiIi!tJ:1i For Barbecued Ribs: Al10 vv patties of even thickness Ilru.h pound po rk back ribs per with Mexican Barbecue Sauce 34 "°' ii x I 14A SAVE 30c, Mrs Smith's Frozen pkg. Perfect for Potato Salad U.S. #1 ½ can (16-ounce size) pork and beans with tomato sauce (or 1 8-ounce can) ½ cup whole-kernel golden In saucepan, cook bacon • • Add to Your Picnic With Flavorful Frash INDIVIDUALLY -WRAPPED —,, • of • Cherrl.s..........,.,,,.,,,,,,,., Bean Dishes Dad Can Fix Beans are a less-expensive sour ce good protein, Whip up a quick .you're holding down the home - fort while wife and children • Juicy Sweet Northwest • ............. bag Ginger Ale I * 1iirrir.fh1 •t 20-tb Cola, Grape, Root Beer. Orange or • - F11r'i. t $199 ; .: E X 1IA Lemon Krunch Ple......... AND BEANS Regular con 99c - ................ F' F' OR CHERRY FUNNY FACE DRINK MIX ach Im Fresh-Baked Plain, : tOO ci p1q Charcoal Briquets ...... age zen 9-pc $299 GRAPE, PUNCH : *1 Tea Bags ...................... Plums Purchases of $5 or more Iudina Pit Tobacco Products . 20c PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD '\• gc bot Pix Soft Drink .............8 Flavorful Fried Chicken SAVE 18c, Rcd Rose nta Canta loupes 24 a: Lipton Tea Mix............ Country Time Pink $119 P PRESWEETENED SAVE 19*, Sparky 49o: TW;1 890 .. .. '''''' SAVE 20c, With Lemon a TT 4,oIl pack , 0l VO-5 Hair Spray.... 59 White or Assorted Bathroom Tissue EAST OR JMSTICKS Fresh-Made Ready-To-Take-Out Southern SAVE 6c, Northern (LImit 1 Please, with other Purchases of $5 or more, Excluding all Tobacco Items) * i" -. Lemonade Crystals.... All Temperature OR SANDWICHES HARBOR ua rter Lorraine Swlss............... q gg Potato Salad .................. — bath 4 11a _________________________ _____________________________________ ________________________________ Gala Towels 27-a: Joy Llquid.......,............bol 89c SAVE 10*, Personal Size vory oap SAVE 76*, 15* Off Label, D.AiÔ1 each All on,' I I _________________ • Size1!ctirtl. 59c SAVE 40c, Gray, Hard to Hold SAVE lOc, Assorted or White Decorated or Super Reynolds Wrap ..........11,011 79c 59C . B 1 __________ . Family Na1a't"" 3 7-sq Zesty-Flavored (Low Cholesterol) d - SW1lEKltV LEMU\.%I)E Scoops iIiiitii piiiith strawberr punch Iiirik ii i' 8 clips %%ater 1 1 6 OUtlet' i can trol.ciI lemonade couii.iitratt.', tha''. ed Ice cubes Whole stra Ixirtes ttitI mint leaves for garnish in a large pitcher. uliIlb)lnt di ink mix and v ater, stirring until drink muix Is dissolved. Add Lemonade comicemitratt'. Blend well. Serve in tall iuc'fiIlcd glasses Garnish with a strawberry and mint leaves. This kitchen-tcst'.'d recipe makes about 8 servings. Try Mexican Sauce 1 1 SAVE 16c, Scott sP4 ________________________ S Royal Gelatin ..............5 pyx *11 80-ct. 39c SAVE 15c. Assorted Flavors of Royal ' ' 59c tan Vienna Sausage ......... • pk -•.. .... b' S209 :—. Cooked Crawfish,. ' STORE jflflflLU ... ' SAVE 12c, Armour's !' 99W"A Dixie Easy Day (7-oz. capacity) UU SAVE bc. In Water or In Oil, Star-Kist SAVF 20c, Mild Dish Detergent of our 234th ' 129 SAVE be, CELEBRATING THE OPENING I .... .......... h alf Seafood Treat Whole -\ Come JI, o n us1 Jç This Th. wee week were good times Tasty German Bologna or y' p. 25-ct. s Paper Plates 15 U 32 or flGc Oot Chunk Light Tuna....... . *109 SAVE 20c, Dixie Easy Day (102-inc h) •' .. For j A .., Hormel Cure 81 Fully (3 to 4-lb. avg.) '.. — r 4wrv ....4...- —.-- ________ p 'J" "u ' 4a ........... 0. L I9 \ $169 Bag Sausage ......... 5 liter s berries. Add second cake or biscuit r. --....2tablespo3n3 thinly sliced f '. ••,' .. Dixie Easy Day (7-inch or 9-inch) SO-ct. . ..... SAVE 24c, Heinz Tiaa U U .1UU S reyer Cream I,) - Paper Plates ........ 120Z.$ PK CANS 1t1•0: • . a Bar B-Oue Sauce ....... . b. t 4.99 with this coupon ('\ 59 jai ' Kraft's Garlic, Hot, Smoked on Plain Creamer . 3 mnedium bananas one-third cup iiiaras hint cherry syrup l'i cups scaLer 2 tablespoons honey 2 inediuiii banaizas, sliced e red inara CU cherries Stir instant crystals into orange juice. Combine itti pineapple juice. mashed bananas, chierr ,N i up. and honey. Force through food mill or blend in electric blentier. i'oui tub" ii bait gI.tsst'' Arrange banana slices and uodtn cherries on 8 lout: skewers lot garriish Ibis kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings. For A Hot Fourth Pepsi Products V 5 ,19 ulth"to .10 1"t Hot days call for refreshing beverages. Those made with fresh fruit, fruit juices and punch mixes are pleasing thirst-quenchers. It's fun to mix your own lemonades and other cool concoctions, varying the flavor to match the mood of the occasion. CUCUMBER LEMONADE 1 cup sugar 5 cups water, divided 1 cup fresh lemon juice, divided Rind of 3 lemons, cut in strips Ice cubes 12 cucwnber slices Combine sugar, 1 cup water and 4 cup lemon juice UI medium saucepan. Mix well, Place over low heat. Stir to dissolve sugar. Bring to bil. Boil 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Add lemon peel. Cover and let stand 5 minutes. Remove lemon peel. Add remaining 4 cups water and i cup lemon juice. Place 2 to 3 ice cubes and 2 cucumber slices in each tall glass. Fill glasses with lemonade. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 tall glasses. TROPICALCOOLER 3 cups instant nonfat dry milk crystals 1 cups orange juice 1(18 ounce) can unsweetened pineapple juice 1 cup mashed bananas ( about ALL CANNED ,Flo 7 7k 1.5100 i,I1il Till', t ( U ION rentIne China I 11111 1 'fYI I I Wednesday, June 27,1979--)B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Backyard Barbecue I;. cup leinon-flavored yogurt 3 ice cubes 'i teaspoon Cilulaillon spice Treat ourse1f to it delicious, Combine all ingredients in creamy reach Pros. f or a liquid blender container and blend breakfast, lunch or snack. about 45 seconds or until PEACH FROST smooth. Pour into tall glass and 1 serving immediately. serve �49—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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In your column that the pIJfl I'm sending you The Health can be intense enough to tring lAter number 7-10, Your Skin: tears to the eyes of a strofij Sun, Aging, Spots and Cancer, man. I lost the column and that Other readers who want this Item Is of Importance to me.. Issue can send cents with a already have your booklet an long, tamped, self-addressed hiatal hernia. envelope for It. Send your DEAR READER The request to In care of this hiatal hernia Itself usually newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, doesn't cause any pain. The adio City Station, New York, problem Is that you can have a NY 10019. leakage of the acid digestive The Health Letter I'm sen- material Out ofthe stomach Into ding you discusses In greater the lower esophagus. The acid detaIl problems such as the Irritation of the esophagus can spotathatyouaredevelopingon cause burning or It can cause the skin. You probably already the esophagus to go Into a them all removed What causes of prevent HOROSCOPE -- i1... - I 0 by At Vermeer _______________________________________________ 'vVLJ SOUGHT A NEW (io LYCU KNOW '% WHEELBARROW.' WHAT. I THINK? I - RIGHT. HOP IN ? 113 I THINK EMJLYS r THIS WO\E LIB THNG /N TO A SCIENCE.' NORTH • A K Q $84 • AQ62 0 1053 J 452 SOUTH j • darer • K9 87 973 starts with eight tricks he can find a ninth. So •io Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North West North E"t south 16 Pau I* 1# 20 2# 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass Pau Pass of spades and rapidly runs off thile six good clubs. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) Today P19CES (Feb. 2D-Mwcb 20) His own diwar& are easy. you have the scH-confidence to It's not just "bumness as usuallI He chucks a couple of arrmll is ripe take a bolder course of action for yuu today. The time red cards. on a project you're Involved In for you to accomplish an 11fl Meanwhile, East and West with another. This person has portant and major goal. are having their problems. reaaona'to go along with you. ARLES (March 21-April 19) If East does make a heart signa lby throwing the eight, YOU Use a little humor in your Opening lead: #Q Follow your instincts if you fed manner when dealing with enough. By the time he indi. you have something to my to others today, you'll find them to cat" heart strength West one who is important in your be surprisingly supportive and s rthbofled a spade and his o small hearts. So life. You'll encounter a friendly COOPWAIVe. By Oswald Jacoby South colsbes his king of ear. TAURUS (April 3041ay 10) waill Alm Sontag spades, throws West In and makes his ninth hick with LJBRA (Sept. n-Oct. 23) You have an excellent mind for A little sunsWe falls on commercial matters today, king of diamonds. Tackle the mountain today the steady free bidder from UmOh and because you are both prcI yea! Only suner per1pore the foothills. Your tim to time. Here we a" fed ileterm can ho West to aspects Indicate you're up to and realistic in your apwosch' him at both his worst and his nhw tricks at a spade con. besL doft US Mo in a ft way. put this to worL His two-notrump call tract. SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. 22) U GEMIM (May 21-June 3o) I NEWSPAPER ZMMltPR= AM.I you keep yuur mind and energy You are normally talkative, but shows him at his worst. He has rapoinded with a bare (For a copy of JACOBY MOI)6 on that high mark you're today it wont be JIM Idle seven high-card points and ERN, send $1 to: "Win at. shooting for, have a darned chatter What you say will have balanced distribution His Bridge care oF this fl*ip* s'ond i4uinee of hitting that purpose and conviction, partner, North, has bid one L J by Stoffssl & Halmdah) 1'kig PAVY'l.t. SIVE YA MILE T'A *A S, ITIO AwFuLLy fACIi agCOMES WITH A F11 *A - IF YA PO KUM OUT O'dYA* YA cm Pv" IT INTA A ANoTmeR twcw6IV9 FC-ATURE ... *TATION., . . ____ W K4T 00 swor AVOUT THAT? FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves WHY'S Tn~ "Gf 111111110-1111W #*NANO ALL :W XW VUR STAY -- A%AY! 0 745 il __ 0=9 F 610 'THIS VISiP WILl. ONLOf COST YOU * - TUMBLEWEEDS ATLONcr MTE - Prvi I)I"Ift Wif . srrJcE? _____ YC • ___ FO 'I . 01 I JU ome i. a d C '1. H @) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS dZNEWS present with ABC ceived the Proposition 13 then Hong Kong, while awaiting Inlihing first CBS second and me ioii iI&&', and c)raJw.'to move un to Peking NBC -in! lad - plairei lbq'i rItzrault - in * government Her regular "'friends" will like the past BUT MOTHERI A widow (Dona Dietrich) and her newly divorced daughter (Amy John- SESAME STREET(R) M 0TODAY T0 i 0 Comedy Returns To Movies - MOVIE "Report 0mmui oner"11975t, oi GOES THE cOUP4- y,,,,,, ' Michael Moriarty, Yaphot CD PORTER WAGONER (TUC Kollo. A rookie cop mistakenly C) WILD. WILD WORLD Cr: ANIMALS (ED MAKE ME LAUGH (1) SESAME STREFT (R) 430 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (t GUNSMOKE 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 PREV1N AND THE PITTS- MARIE CURIE (THU) 5:00 3 HERE'S Td YOUR HEALTH (1) CAROL BURNETT AND (I) AT THE WHITE HOUSE FRIENDS (WED) 0THE ODD COUPLE GO MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:55 Q) MEETING OF MINDS (THU) 9) JULIA CHILD AND COM- 10:00 CARD SHARKS (2) (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) " FRI) GD MIDDAY ) NOVA (lION) 0 ONCE UPON A CLASS (TUE) 0 BILl. MOVERS JOURNAL (I) UPWAT (IJCRACKEI 0 BEWITCHED (NON, WED- ROW a RYAN'S HOPE a DAYS OF OUR LIVES (WED) ()Ø(5 "h- @)O SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 1:00 ID THE LONG SEARCH (FRI) 0 M EMERGENCY ONEI (?DTHE GONG SHOW (MON., 12:230 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (3[) 4TNE88 MAGAZINE (TUE) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN lIon) become Involved In a constant struggie while trying 5.30 PANY'FRI' (THU) (4)0 JULY MAGAZINE (T 0 AS O8TUDIOSEE(R) THE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES BEWITCHED 41) OVER EASY WORLD TURNS FRi) kille, an cover narcotics officer during a shoot-out and CD NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) becomes involved In a cover- (7.) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS upoftheevent.( The I a 8:30 Angels, on vacation In a moun- (3)KUTANA thin village, unknowingly inter- 0THE UTTLE RASCALS 8:45 0 A.M. WEATHER rupt the exchange of kid. napped women for an Impris- (M MOVIE "Breezy" 'ct ( 1974) William Holden, Kay Inflabonf ill, 647 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS The existence of cal, divorced businessman ii changed when he becomes romantically Involved with a 8:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA flF Top - The Mo~ni ng 00000 MORNING FLORIDA free-spiritod toen-ager who wainders, Into his life.(2 Hire.) (M HI, NEIGHBOR "When Hall Freezes Over. I'll Skate" Musical entertainment ("I 0MONDAY season, predicted differience is that the spending will be with us for a include Don MerediU4 ftul race will be closer next year. while" e Williams, Charles According to Broadcasting He defended the indepen ••S&511 y, an magazine, the shows most ence of public broadcasting do Llamas. •' () ,s_y DAY (I) AG$ONSKV AND COMPA- TO • • (1) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 0 (ED NEWS 8:30 a MOVIE PTL CLUB ) CD PASSWORD PLUS a MIKE DOUGLAS a SUIMMER SEMESTER 5:53 g ANTIQUES 12•00 8:25 (7.) TODAY IN FLORIDA 9:00 Ing gift from her children. 11) BEES AND HONEY (THU) CD V.1 PEOPLE (FRI) 3:N 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL AFTERNOON (7)(4)DONA eso HOW(MON) €D ERICA (TUE) 0 FAMILY FEUD (1) MISTER ROGERS A LIUA8, YOGA AND YOU (R) MORNING (4)0 0000 TIMES Florida's eff orts to pass an Important medical exam mey be thwarted by a well-meaning but hInder- comedies 7.00 MORNING 'pdbts - Includlhg Liangsto" Hughes, Paul Laurence Dunbar and Cleavant Derricks Is pw- formed by Vinnetti Carroll 's Urban Ails Corps. : 'IOME AGAIN " PLAZA I A bliChelol police chief (Darren McGavin) - •1IIO4 Is shocked when a yciung man (Micheal Horton) apposirs and claims to be his son. I. STRIIIAND 10:00 PAUL WILLIAMS By VERNON SCOTt' are drawing big crowds. there." Singer-composer Paul Williams HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Mel "The breakthrough for adult Frank has written and stars as Paul Hamilton, the Frank, writer, producer, dlrec comedy, I think, was made In produced a second film, "Lost host of a morning kiddie show PLAZA II I IN-LAWS -- toril observed his 40th year as a 'The Facts of Ufe' with Hope and Found,,, starring Jacksoin In Dwvw. Cokwado. PISTER FALK a VEGAS A top tennis player filmmaker In good times and and Lucille Ball which I (who won an Oscar for her first bad, delighted that movies at directed back in IML It was an outing with him) and George Is told to Intentionally lose a lor tournament or be killed. lad have reclaimed comedy American treatment of the Segal. 8 THREE BY FOUR Three ft= television. 'Brief Encounter' theme, a Frank and his long-time Academy Award-winning short Frank's 3$ screen credits story of marital Infidelity, partner, Norman Panama, films "In The Region Of Ice." VAN NUYS BLVD. Include the classic "A Touch of "It was the first time we were fresh out of the University a "Double Talk" and "Kudzu" isis Class," "The Prisoner of applied comedy to make a of Chicago when they landed are presented. (A) POM POM GIRLS Second Avenue," nine Bob cogent social comment. I their first job as a writing team 110:30 Hop pictures, a couple with believe ft epitome of that for Hope in the first year of his Denny Kaye and such land- thane was achieved in 'A radio serie3 in 1938. tnark,fllms as "White Christ- Touch of Class.' Panama and Frank remained "One of the saiti UAW movie about a creatir.- team, writing and A veteran of radio and film, the long drought of producing movies, for 28 years he has assiduously avoided comedies was the resultant and 30 pictures. Their first film television which he believes Is shortage of good comedic acwas "My Favorite Blonde" now driving audiences back to ting talents," Frank said. "We with Hope and Madeleine Meaty Chicken thUterill where 1111OPhiliticlilted don't have the wonderful Carrollin 1940. without comedy is enjoying a major reservoir to draw on anymore. &uls" ftices Frank has dedicated his life rebirth. "Where do you go to find a iond For much of ft 'XIS and '603 good comedienne today? You to making people laugh movies abandoned comedy to do what I did, contact a a truly fervently hopes audiences will TV. To be sure, comedy films fine dramatic actress like respond to Lost when it's released this summer continued to be produced, many Glenda Jackson and go f 01 which were outstanding. But .-• : comedies were no longer a moyle staple. - •. - - !Mw early IV comedians wore outstanding — Jackie Glisson. Sid Caesar, Milton BvIe. Also, many top movie o6medhins turned to television. TWIs when future films cut bock to almost nothing. ;"But in recent years TV has ' LB. Linut 2 per cus tomer In, an situation comedies which we now all the same. mus audio= has an for farce and different k=ti humor. Vw first man W UM advantage of the dearth dim fliald comedy fthns was a godus named Woody Allen. 'Icemeout with 'Bananas' - J. C hM I I N CON lARGE UI :. My" L c 100% Pure ORMGE JUICE FUDGE RIPPLE ICE CREAM $ 59 My" L I loll /45 csavth.v-swila,-n,i 0 FASHIONED 02*07 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces honey4pped fried cNcken, mash potatoes and gravy, cals slow and h Ffesh from Concentrate Flavor of the Month 1@2 SUB I Half Gallon Reg. 4UU o Half GaIIon ))! MMAGER'S WEEKLY SPECIAL]. I— Reg. AW Alha* 2/89" ALL NATU" I BREAD. 20 oz. LOAF - 4. kne LOA AW 1111111,161111 'I - - Now 2 W I Ries y.sr$JI '- DOZEN AM i'rTbv7.!, 0.1- EGGS - 64 L ( GRA E A LOUNGE QUIZ Ny" L Me *,on televWon, partly due to 0 Q•WUIM no • 7W wes enormous hits. They _____ X11 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE PW OLD MILWAUKEE EER R 6/120 t WENT it 4LUltwu Wq_ - - 14 230 ANOTHER WORLD LTj 0 NG LIGHT (1) PHOTOGRAPHY ... HERE'S HODGEPODGE LODGE 8:00 (D 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO s with \__ by Stan Lea and John Romltá us 00W I THAT by T. K. Ryan Isruliv -PASS - A I pected . DOCVOWS MW IN The several Roman Catholics In Rome, Spain and England about the practice of thisir faith in today's world. (A) € COOKIN• CAJUN (THU) FLOWER SHOW (Ff1) THE PRICE IS RIGHT CA CGODD MORNING AMERI- Desert Ronald Eyre 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS (2) TODAY Q000D MORNING AMERI- of having an affair. (R) me. Leeds GARDEN(FRI) 2:00 (I ILI' THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED MEDIX(MON) 9) FOOTSTEPS (TUE) CD BIRTHDAY STORY (WED) 11:30 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA . SPIDER-MAN (TUE) (1) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING(WED) THURSDAY MORNING (MU) (1) a FRIDAY MORNING(FRI) a GOOD MORNING AMERICA ) SESAME STREET(R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING FLORIDA ([M NEWS 0 OVER EASY FAMILY SPECIAL Stiollon. Now York, N.Y. 10019.1 621 (2) LIARS CLUB KIT ('TUE) (2) CM ALL STAR SECRETS GD LOVE OF LIFE(MON-WE FRI) 0WHEWI (MON-WED, FRI) Q) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 T CBS NEWS (THU) 0 CBS NEWS WEDNESDAY you J REPORT jewels. ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL 10 TUESDAY MORNING vent a robbery, and Nick and 0 EIGHT 18 ENOUGH Tom and Susan suspect Abby and Heath true the thieves to a distant town. Susan's bornd, o are working together on a prolM, -. - =0,14" wounded while "nig to ' Many people have hiatal WEST EAST Q j 1063 • 87 IV A72 V K Q 843 near future. 0JOKER'S WILD W MACNEIL / LEHRER the Tate's butler In "Soap" to People" and "Buck Rogers In requires that the new endowaccept a new job in a governor's the 25th Century" (both NBC). ment be located anywhere but mansion which be will take But remember, these experts Washington, D.C." over. are the same people who That sym bol of change, he Phil Burrell, who does the predicted that "Battlestar said "relects an important television prognosticating for Galactica" — which wasn't reality" about politicans at. Dancer, Fitzgerald, Sample ad even good enough for a return tempting to manipulate the agency, says the spin-off is trip next season — would be the system for their own benefit. "perhaps one 01 the funniest big hit of the W8-79 season. Van Deerlin also would allow of the year," a new limited advertiser support for conclusion backed by others in Rep. Uonel Van Deer lin, D- public broadcasting, which the field. Calif., was stuck In Washington some say already exists in "Benson" is an ABC entry, on legislatIve business, but he underwriting policy. and the advertising industry, sent the Public Broadcasting and just about everybody else Service annual meeting In Los Dinah Short, has joined the connected with television, has Angeles a taped address Orient Express, taping for her put their money on the I97M Monday in which he Warned next season's "Dinah and column. • J4 ()BIG VALLEY Jarro d r: I ' It's this muscle cramp or esophagenJ spasm that can cause the severe pain that was referred t6 in my previous bfddlVv =sadt hi' s king of spades and decides he wants a Lead up to It and will perform some feat of magic to bring home a notrump contract. North raises t game. He Is looking at seven tricks. When dummy comes',~ down, South sees that he is.-. almost sure to wind up with' just eight tricks, but he is not dismayed. He has been told that any time a good de. year-old mystery; Terry Drink. water looks at the possbiIity Of a West Coast earthquake In the NEW YORK (UPI) — The likely to fail include both ABC's financing that W proposed butler Is going to do it. "20-20" and NBC's "Prime re*rlte of the Federal CornThat's the best guess from the Time Sunday" — which would munications Act would provide advertising Industry, which is leave "6O Minutes" lna class by including the replacement of betting on "Benson" as the new itself as a successful prime the Corporation for Public show most likely to succeed In time news magazine. Broadcasting by an the 1979-s) season. Other shows that could run Endowment for Program "Benson" stars Robert Gull- Into trouble include "We're Development. IWO, who will quit his job as Cruisin... (CBS), and "Real U he Said, the bill cramp just as other musples do. 111-27 A4 1096 t \____ BUGS BUNNY To . (ArtUOuRN (Dec. 'iiia'n. CANCER (June 21-July fl) A 19) There Is an abundance of keen sense of timing and an opportunity that could spell Instinct for the 'right answers both advancementand added this an excellent ,, y ,i0 revenue with your work or nail down situations that have career today. Use your time been tough to consummate. weIL Find out more of what lies AQUARIUS(Jan. &Feb. 19) ahead for you in the year following your birthday by Your personality is ex.aiia4Infr',nw cony of st- ceptionally strong and powerful h and you favorably Impress Graph I4ter Mall'l for those with whom you're O AGraph,P.O O dealing. No one will lhthnldate Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. You today- of the star of the 'Chuckles The Clown Show." 0 @ THE CROSS-WITS is seriously wounded while "Ing to apprehend some murderers and locate stolen . have to be out. Of course, one and not have hiatal hernias. uiw5 PR ISCI L E-x . AMRCA (D MARY TYLER MOORE Ted falls In love with the daughter for a cure for multiple sclatrosis, Charles Osgood examines satellito pictures of the moon which may have solved an 800- flØ c 'ri bullseye today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Something you have always 21) One would think you we* a hoped for can be gained this guru the way words Of wisdom flow from your mouth today. To _____________________________________________ coming year. This could top It off, you know how to put volve either material or per, im Woffnil , • b in di (A) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper (MON) L ONG SEARCH PABA. You can also use a hernias and never have any physical blocker during the symptoms from than; others siznmlerparts of the day if you can have esophageal spasms by Howie Schneider BIRTHDAY CKLM June 28, IM 1HAT WILL Ofrd-T 130KIESS 1k) HINS JUST PA55M A UflO hired to protect a Las Vegas superstar whose life appears to Cronkite reports on the search I muscle Cramp. The esophagus is a long muscular tube, and It can fective sunscreens contain or T nursuay, hurs day, YOUR Albert Seedman strikes a pensive pose as a New York City narcotics detective on a tough case, in 1m CBS Wednesday Night Movies: Report to the Commission," tonight. (REPEAT) OSWITCHPeIe:nd Mac are (A) (3) 0 UNIVERSE Walter .00 TIC TAC DOUGH DETECTIVE STORY Steve Guttenberg. OnIpWU$On Roger Sonny Bono. Marjois Goldner. 0 ABC NEWS 0 VIU.A ALEGRE(R) ' - exposure to By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ____ f David Letterman Guests Pete Is Abzug. Shirley Mactsine, EWS - 11:00 (1) (3) a 0 (12) NEWS 11:30 (7) © TONIGHT Guest host: 800 ;cN on a - EEK & MEEK _____ STARTING FRESH A worn college. © LAUGH-IN Guests Sal RObwl rays are as result of exposure to the sun through the years. Nevertheless, It's important you to try to limit your SWI slow down or prevent such changes. I think you should probably we one of the sumcreens daily, winter and summer. The ef- c n necticut mountain started by kids (A) g 5w1, at me, 6.00 (1) (1) 0 0 0 NEWS ED STUDIO SEE Visits a 14year-old airplarve pilot; a sclo e laboratory atop a Con. . over my neck. At times Very friitatlng I can t have (2) an (Lynnotte Motley) and her loon-agod daughter (Kimberly Back) find their lives complicated when they enroll in the same 0 DANCE FEVER 0 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy McDowell. W DICK CAVETT Guest: Arthur Miller. (Part 2 of 3) EVENING for ' ____ TV HIGHLIGHTS . - - lilt 55 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ____ I. 48 49 - SINCE I ' 45 '• Wednesday, June 27, 1979-5fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D - - - ------ 'r R --- -- -- - II THE BORN LOSER 3 4 5 - , Be Limited very Arizona 34 French province 7 Ones (Fr.) 8 Habituates 9 Red 32 Excavate 43 Sherifrs bond 29 Food 33 city in device 31 Comedian Blab n of eye 30 Desert region 5 Neck hair of shifting 6 Holding Sun - Should 13 Poisoned 37 Schoolroom 18 Spanish river item 21 Slender 38 Excavators 23 Trotted 39 Umtof energy 2S:1hthe 41 I Cancels falcon's log Walker I DOWN To ure R P 1. E N A 50 Rents Alu E 1A1 52 P unions W -6 U — ItAE 0 53 Strata 54 Hostile force D IN A 55 In itself (2 10 Paradises 35 Gain over wd1r) 12 Privation expense 22 Noise 23 Stiap ona REAP WHAT \" DEAR SIRS, TOP.AY i VVE SAID RECEIVED YOUR SO FAR. "SECRET OF PUTTING" MISS DEVICE, FOR WHICH 1 HAP SENT YOU 967-50 10 Expos , - r L I I K 40 Gamble musically `1.c c i rrii WT I I Beat in race 44 Military 13 Plated with tin school (abbr.) ~y E E 14 Recite 45 Amend ET IL Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 33 Dye substance 36 Look to be 1 Speeders 39 Month by Chic Young I h - ''. •. . 'bY t$mrktu::f0:IIP Oors ,IU.iunad. j"Woody's films encouraged Wm Ud Brooks, Gene WU-&-r aW Marty Feldman to MA I own comedy hits. anetIck is doing very well 4 • (viy $ Thundsy an $ ___ llJ$ 'IT'SHONEYDIPPED" OPEN DAILY 11e,m.-ei$. p m. PIl.$ SAT.ea.m.-1S*31pa. SMF*RD 6/12 oz. NEW ON IM Freach AvL Otwy. I?.") Sam" 61 N. N". 11Y." cam&" SALE ITEMSTHROUGH JULY 1 WeRnervetheRlghttoLirnitQuantitjes �6 613—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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OPEN WEDNESDAY 0 F VA 1 12 ROW & WE WILL BE LuES / 01 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE COFFEE • I • I I a, ELEC. PERK, A.D.C., DRIP ILBBAG YOU PAY 12.05 WITH COUPON LIMIT-I COUPON. GOOD THRU TUES., JULY 3 1979 — — — — — — — — — I— SANFORD-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. -- — 59* �8B PLAY DOUBLE.DOLLAR BINGO!_ OIlS ai*r AS Of JUNE - $2,002.00 CATEGORY v uy u.w WU - 1Ul M*0SI*41 ISAY 5700700 ST. ClOUD, PIA. LoHNcI MATE'! ORANDO, PIA. MARY SUE BROWN IMICALfl, PtA. CHERITINI CARTER DAYTONA M. PLA. MYRTLE CLUM WINN-000f STOUS, INC. EILEEN SIARLS ' Dot.I POST. OHIO POST ORANGE, PtA. ADSIANO PIRRINI PT. ORANGE. VIA. MICHAI. UNTHICUM MYRTLE MTL1 CLUM ORLANDO. Elk TITUStUI. PtA. SU WWJ ORLANDO. PtA. MAXINE U. C&AU FT. MYERS. PLA. NETTlE MCIIINNIY MARCIA CHOQUITTI C.*$ULI(IRY, P1*. WILMA PSMU IPPIII. NOTE' GRAND ISlAND, PtA. DARWIN 0. FIELD DAYTON A BEACH. PtA. RUTH A IVION OROYHAND. PtA. cLa*lo:r. FLA, JOHN I, SATTISTONI PRICES GOOD JUNE 28-30 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED W. 1. lAtHES EDWIN WILSON ORLANDO. PtA. CAROL A. IAINITT ORLANDO, s.a 753 57 70000 100 00 131 35750T01 425 II 1000 S 00 700 100 DELANO, PtA TOTAL TP,,i 8 19 TO I IS 54 2000 I$ ThOMPSON ONE 57041 ViS? 00 1001 MELVIN U. TAYLOR RW NO 01 PullS PRIZE VAIUt - FT. MYERS MACH, VIA. fl.aa ODDS o. 000s r0 000 1 STOII S S TORE VISITS VISITS coos FOR 2OO s...,, 940 TO 1S3 1 TOT 2 77 TO I I 397 TO I I 746 TOl $72 TO I 1793101 1073 TO I 536 TO I 3d TO I 171 TO I 76101 3 8 TOI I7TOI STOI 0 TO I (li) p.*,Pa'419 WWW-D4 I 393 TO I 30 7TO 1 49 10 1 io to .''s'-' 775 b..', M 4i*t PI.,4.. ).4 12 CAUILIWY. MA. EITHER 1. pull,$ M.n 15 Cents TO I Rising Gas Prices Alteri"nq Lifestyles In Seminole 'SUA SI .aV'.'S P••1 PICE$ 1000 IN ALL W.0 STONES I IN THE FOLLOWiNG COUNTIES ONLYI I ORAGI, SIMJNOII, oSC1O( UEYAID. VOLUSIA, I tUE. CITRUS. CHARLOTTE. $UMPTIR, 1*11CM, I cotun, tu *irn WINOS?. oau'mo. p,.a. Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 71st Year, No. 268—Thursday, June 28, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 tO I 1 I 967$ SOMINTO, PIA. 9 06 7TO 37977 TO I 10992 I 15 ?21 Ill 65 951 TO I I 71 9$1_TO_! 095 TO 6 953 TO 690 1106 3 049 13, 1979 w By BRAD PURDOM "You can't use Mom and Dad's credit cards anymore, because it's those national stations that are always out of gas," she says. "And you can't use the the airconditioning either." Donna Lawrence, another Sanford 17-year-old, says she is glad she lives on a lake because "nowadays you have to pick one day a week for the beach." She adds, "You just can't go anywhere you want to anymore." Angel Vidal, 15, Sanford, used to get enough money from mowing one yard to buy a tankful of gas. No more. "I don't even get half a tank," he says. "And you can't go too far at night because you can't find any stations to buy gas at so you can get back home." Families, with or without teen-age drivers, are changing the way they operate, too. Shopping trips are being organized and consolidated. Perhaps worse, Herald Staff Writer Skyrocketing gasoline prices are beginning to change the lifestyles of Seminole County families and teen-agers. Sanford teen-agers say the cost of gasoline is cramping their style, as well as their wallets. No longer do couples routinely head for Orlando on dates. Trips to the beach are becoming more scarce. But, perhaps worst of all in their eyes, many are having to find work to pay for their gasoline. "I'm having to cut down on dates, especially to Winter Park or Orlando," said Tim Barley, 17, of Lake Mary. "Worse than that, I haveto ride my bike if it's possible. Gas has just gotten too high." Tim may be having problems, but Melissa Gonzalez, 17, of Sanford, says she's really in trouble. families either are cutting down the frequency of vacations and pleasure trips or canceling them altogether. Mrs. Lou Woodruff, 1308 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, has been returning to her North Carolina home at least once a year for the past 31 years. "This year," she says, "I'm not even thinking about it. It's not just the expense of gasoline, It's also the availability I'm concerned about." "We usually go to Gainesville about once a month," said Mrs. Susan Paul, 312 Country Club Road, Lake Mary. "But with the cost of gas as well as the question of whether you can get it at all, we're just not making the trip. Our friends used to conic down here to see us, too, but they're not coining very often anymore, either." Mrs. Paul says the way she handles errands has changed, too. She now rides her bicycle to her friend homes and for quick trips to the store. "1 even take ray bike for small loads of laun(iry,' says. "When I do use the car, I try to arrange it so I n:: everything done on one trip." Mrs. Glenda Emerson of Abtx)tt Ave., Lake Mary, ;r with a laugh, ''You try to tell a 15 or l6. ear-old girl .tn got to stay at home. My (laughter Debbie is involved ri lot of things. All I can do is try to arrange the trips get most of it none at once.'' Of all these stories, Teresa I.d"ils, an 18-year ilii Osteen girl, may be the most poignant. "We live 30 miles from everything," site says. So t' been spending a lot of tune at home. Guys sa it Just too much to come all the way out here." Will Ask County For It W.D BRAND USDA W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN CHOICE ROUND BONELESS SIRLOIN W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE CINTIR CUT 7 BONE TIP STEAK TIP ROAST Ago $199 LI. CHUCK STEAK $2 1S LI. . LI. WESTERN COIN PlO PINK'! P50 SMALL FRESH (FINE FOR MIISCUI) (3 SMH Needs $709,120 For Indi g ents SONI LU. A DOWN) ROASTING CHICKEN PORK SPARERIBS $ 189 LI. By GEOFFREY POUNDS approved, SMH board chair- either have to trim services or patient revenue, $110,000 in cents per $1,000 of assessed care costs reviewed by the patient (lays). negotiations with the' co ill! ' Herald Staff Writer man Thomas Blayney today raise the rates to non-in- interest from funds on hand, valuation. Total tax receipts board indicate $796,170 will be The issue of indigent care is lease of the hospital huilinlie I n The Seminole Board of warned, services in the up- dlgents,'L he said. and $128,e79 in contributions, given the hospital in this fiscal required to pay for medical iiitrniltottie board's request to Sanford. County Commissioners will be coming year would have to be The request for tax funds is The requested tax receipts year amounted to $387,893. services to the poor. The figure the county for a change in In it report being l)rt'pIr(d, asked to provide $709,120 of tax curtailed or rates to paying contained in a 1980 budget today would make up the difference Hospital board member is based on an operating cost organization. The hospital board members state tht tine money to fund indigent care at patients would have to be in- approved by the hospital board under the proposed budget. Allan Keen pointed out that per patient day of $210.17. An board has asked the county hospital has been unahh' 1' Seminole Memorial Hospital in creased. in special session. The budget If the county grants the even at the requested tax estimate of 2,992 patient (lays commissioners to allow the make desireil improvvwf11&. to the coming year, according to a "We wouldn't have a choice. projects total expenses for the request, Seminole taxpayers contribution, the hospital would was used. A patient day is each hospital to convert from a the hospital beca use It request to be presented by the If we are not funded at the level upcoming year at $13,631,649. would pay about 43 cents per wind up losing nearly $85,000 as day a patient remains in the county-owned facility to a siphoning of funnls to p.% in hospital board of trustees we are calling for, we would To meet those expenses, $1,000 assessed valuation for it result of indigent care hospital, not the number of private' not-for-profit hospital. indigent care. The r"pit '.1 sometime before July 1. have to review our optio ns and hospital boaril members are hospital maintenance . This obligations, patients 10 patients each If the request is granted, the scheduled to be' nIe'livi I to Should the request not be our obligations. We would anticipating $12,684,450 in year taxpayers paid about 24 Projections of 1980 indigent staying 10 days would equal 100 hospital hoard would begin See IIt)SPITAI., I':ni, 69c . '-" - - School Vacancies. biacH,vvnite issue., I-z _A I,, • •••4_ -- 4: M ., t I •,I I Minutes after the approval of concerning black ad- shape. a policy barring discrimination, ministrators,'' Williams asked. ''We are al ways TI a Seminole County school board "This year we will lose two." lookout for good Pt'ulle Of member questioned what was Earlier, the school board black and white', to fifl H tn- '.%-'- . wird II!t in L' the w ....-7:J ';:d new policy ensuring that conies right down to it. 'I' adm in ist rators at an area "educational programs and plays a very rumor roI elementary school. employment opportunities are ''It should play no School board member Roland offered without regard to race, WiIliamn.s said. 1 knue I Williams, the only black color, religion, sex, national are certain acts we' in to member on the school board, origin, handicap or marital comply with. I hope a raised the question Wednesday status." aware of those acts." following the appointment of a Seminole County Superin[)all l)agg, a:l taint white woman as principal of tendenit of Schools William superintendent of IuLst iii t 'ii, Sterling Park Elementary Layer told Williams the school told Williams the school di n nit School. board traditionally has made anticipates a need for a Marion Giannini, now an effort to select the ''best of elementary pruit-Ilni! iIJS assista nt principal at Sabal person" for positions regar- within the next live year Point Elementary, will be (Hess of race, creed and other We are requesting nnr' iii filling the vacancy July 1 left by factors. the budget to create' II! Jesse M use, who retired this "1 can show you where white muinistrative trainee i a year. administrators were replaced which would be open to 1! par Fanny Curry, assistant by black personnel," Layer personnel, I)agg lid. principal of Sterling Park said. "You seem to be in- "Adminbtnitive trainet: \ alit1 Elementary School, also retired dicuting nothing is being done. be able to gain Pi I this year but no one has been That is not true. variety of schools for trill named to replace her, Both "If race was the only basis year. 1 would certainiI rutMuse and Ms. Curry are black. under which I made my courage all personnel to , ipply "I wo uld like to know what is recommendations to titi' board, for those positions being done at the board level we would be in poor SHARON CAILKASCO vacancies left by two black I, ;UVE ss',.wmnv MV! 20' ON 10. ALL PIAVORI CHEK DRINKS $139 - L$1 I A 12w. IV I MAID ON - . •-' - - ' _... - — . - expencril - r LEARNING, I BUILDING Th is is what they're teaching our kids? That's 'f HAlVES? P11111 SAWA "ACIS la KUMS • '$9c 69* _ DELICATESSEN SPECIALS STORES WITH DILICATISUN INDICATID IV STAR ON AOOSSUIS _ VILLA REAL BOILED HAM $12 1/ 12 * FRIED . ________ "NOFRILLS"Pdc. $759 CHICKEN • • • . • • UI0.WNS4 4 1111$, 4 SNAIl, I IlIUM, 4 INNI1US & II lOU. - Salad Pie 79c • • ' UZ - ;, M Y - .- -. I - --- ' ' - us OEM . 49 i RR . . . . P. es.. — Si i PICK 'IM UP ON YOUR 4 - -< ' -ak - 1 E program but 1, . Herald Photos by Tom Vincent j • It t IN !%TIONAL,* Tiwly IaaiIkiiM ($frr I 9 -- GRAVY BOAT U' U F REGULAR PRICE....110" Today FEATURED SAVINGS .9" FEATURED PRICE NEXT STOP BySUARONCARRASCO Telson made the recoritLayer said he' would atla'r Herald Staff Writer mnendation Wednesday for a opinions From area puimaipals Seminole County students stiffer policy in an effo rt to keep concerning the more sir ingtnt who are caught with drugs on the school campuses "as drug- po licy and include their input in campus will be In for more free as possible." his draft. stringent penalties this fall. "I would li ke some clout so cart have a pre'vt':nt.dive The school board directed those students whether if students sutate Seminole County Superin- elementary, middle school or tendent of Schools William tiI school -are at school in a it, you n eed a backup punch," Layer to draft a new policy that con di tion to learn," Mrs. Telson Layer said — 1' P f 4.,- .•. S •. .. Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge .....................2-B Horoscope .................4.A Hospital ............ . ......3-A Crossword .................2-B Dear Abby i'B Editorial ................ ... 4-A OURSELVES ..............1-3 Sports 7-A 4.3 Television Weather ...................2-A Comics ....................2-B BUM _____ a School. 77 _~ .% - By $p.tIsI A,rsap.,s1. Wima-Dixie Pr..dIy Pi,.eats $299 oso 'i owwti you sio :' I S's 11110111111111 POTATO COTTAGE. 19" 20 exposures ... 54°' 24 exposures . 4" 36 exposuros. $6" ADOST1ONAL PRINTS . • EACH ii. Shopping With L Ha.. Its Rewaids... . 16P$(CESUCKITOI ) WON I I1WIN NoFdff.PhooServk 1 U IIII I ( Iui PTY 't.• MW SAY, o•. suNm.s., IIS*M OS 11* very Board Getting Tough On Drugs In Schools ONE right, these students are members of the Seminole County Youth Conservation Corps., a federally-funded program administered locally by the Seminole County school system. Th e students (above) are busil y constructing a study pavilion in front of Crooms High School. Next year students will be studying on the table Jenny Scarbrough and Gwen Gainer are building (at right). Other projects the groups says it will have completed within six weeks include a heart course at Oviedo high -- - - , - - - _. -- - • would discourage students from said. The poli cy, Ray said today, bringing any controlled subCurrently, the school district applies only to students stance to school. The draft is has the legal right to search The Seminole Co un ty school expected to be ready for students' lockers for any boar d doesn't have a discipline presentation to the school board contraband mmnterial, Ray told policy pertaining to teachers by the - end of July, Larer in- the school board, who are caught stnokiiug dicatod. Mrs. Telson said she wo uld marijuana or in possession of Al though policy varies from like to extend that legal right to contro ll ed substances on the school to school, a student search students' cars. In order campus, he added. No ini - ideut normally Is suspended for five to park in t he school parking of that kind has evt'm lIt en days for his first offense and 10 lot, students co uld be req uired reported, he said. days for subsequent offenses, to sign a card granting school "Action would be taken on a said Ral ph Ray, administrative officials the right to search teacher who was caught assistant and public in- their vehicles, Mrs. Telson smoking," Ray explained. formation officer, suggested . "Teachers are handled by the "But if we suspect he is Concurring with Mrs. Telson, superintendent. If they are selling drugs, we recommend Layer si.id the school district guilty of wrong-doing.* tlte him to the school board for 'follows the law straight down would he suspvnded aial th e expulsion," Ray said. the l ine and I think we need a matter would be brought Lciji-(' School Board member Pat stronger policy." the school boar d." '•. ' - . . . .• -. - t.' .. r' . - •, - ,- - , -. - -' - •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/38c22455b4287f4fcc87e367dbb88174.pdf 71379ea29da6385ca4a1e474848eae45 PDF Text Text I . - . . - . , . . a . 45—Evening Hrald, Sanford, Fl. SLOI4DIE NO - p . -- Monday, Aug. 13 1fl by I" GIVE VW TH;tEE SUCKS FOR THOSE GOT ANY a . - - ,1 - 53 12 Concert instrument 13 First word of 54 MONEY. MADI . ______ , -- -- ç. 1• . GAMBLING C70ING ON AROLJNP HERE... I'M IN THE BASEBALL POOL ...THE PING PON& POOL...THE TENNIS POOL.. U 0 0 by RN LOSER THE W'd)IJ t*fl tI'ICI1T UP 6) in" SM! waximW A M 11131. Montana by Bob 4 IV YOU CAN'T T ME CIVER FOR CYNTHIA I LOVE YOU, I Art Sansom M' HUE BRICE LOVEUL I'M Qfl LEAVING You 1'F I#a- ji ' MEGJ I' i ji- ___ -, • 19 Iaia E EK & MEEK low 4* A11 —i_ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vernwr - YW K01F M HOLP M W141kT YOU BELIEVE IT'S CRAZY, STUART! "' PHI AT ALL COM. ANP NEVER LET At*CNE SWAY 'iCU.' b IGUESS F YOURE RIGHT! j . ______ ak• by 110ftl 0 Hoil1111116111111 I POW I T LIKE 1116 HMA4M. COUIPP PjMP THAT FL4ICI vtçlig,L wUt.Pr4'T MYB - a . ,.- - • S m Cramp Dr. iamb rp.eM that tIJfleIwas having a lot of trouble with gas, burping even after I drag wale, and a sore feeling in belt area In the front. At times 3$ Skinny fish 41 Totter II Part of the leg 43 IarnPO jtd Muscle f njund 1T3:5:r' 19 Go up Spas 45 Sighted Philosopher 46 3 Garden amphibian Letter number 6-12 Heart 19 SOMETHINIS 61..H. 4)111,. WITH Rut* I126 Sooner:? 48 Mild state 49 Certain 50 In the urns hearing registbred protests. 16.90 per $1,000 assessed services they are excluded County is now considering a departments," he said. escalating energy costs and $448,000. up from $436,000; The hearing, commission ac- valuation to $7.08 per $1,000 from receiving or for which special tax in the unininflation. utilities $1.57 million, up from Foggin also questioned tile If the people of Sanford are tion authorizing City Attorney assessed valuation, "map- they already pay city taxes. corporated areas of the county $65,000 designated for conConunissioner Julian Sten- $1.5 million; airport $1.45 opposed to the city's proposed C. Vernon Mize to prepare the propriate. e to pay for increased law et- tingency Ma3ior Lee P Moore said th funds in the current strom said it would have been milli on,down from$1.68 - illion budget ordinance and the forcement by the sheriff's V-8 and capital budget, gnated "It's an inappropriate time city is involved in a lawsuit with department Million budget for fiscal setting of pubUc hearings for budget. City Manager Warren "fiscally irresponsible" of the for the city's share of downtown 1979-1960 with its property tax Aug. for a tax Increase for the the county over double taxation Knowles said about $42,000 was flu au OOft y commission not to have increase of 18 cents per 11, citizens of Sanford," Foggin and Mize said there is exactly budgeted this year. "1 strongly budgeted an adequate con- renovation at $78 000 Harris criticiz ed the city for assessed valuation, they did not Revenues antici ated for the The protesters were Forest said. He specificaUy asked the legislation passed during the its "over-use" of city em. oppose increasing taxes for a tingency fund. makeitknown at the hearing onFoggin 1979-80 and commission fiscal year include what it is doing l t session of the as Le of Freih Avenue gislature ployees. "There are too many contingency fund," Foggin the bdget held by city cornThe proposed $7.8 million $ 1,068 Manor about the 082.77. up from $1,022 000. dou e bl xa ta ti on ue. c al l in s ai d. Har g for consideration of all employees on the Job," he said, Art ris of Ge missloners Monday night. budget, up from this year's $7.5 The balance of revenues cnie county revenu es Drive. for double adding money would be better Double taxation is when Knowles during budget million, in cludes $4.32 million from federal and state revenue Y twbout of Sa nford's taxation poses. Foggin called proposed county les a property spent on repairing streets. hear ings said a contingency of for general government, up sharing, fees, permits and V, population at the public property tax increase, from against city residents for Moore added that Orange "Take a look at the city's $65,000 is necessary because of from $3.9 million; refuse franchises. m n '• y- ,zzz "..-' - 4 NM71111 S-WA 074 4 K J 10 9 • $885 EAST WZNT $AXQ9 U 0743 V A 83 Q7653 $ 84 103 4 A KJ 72 aOUh1'II •J8$52 WKQ65 0 A2 I *Q4 We" Nor* rad sma Pass Na - 11 '. •"-' .. f . - p ." '. . - - Sanford city commissioners listen to the public. 0 am W" yaw ka Crowd hears budget and softball talk at commission meeting. You hold: •1054 '$88 Opening lead:9 ommission TO ftball Lea ue Pa GbIdber te On The L 'i*ne' 'Money=Saver ' 4* us ing v d $.13.0 By HUGH THOON 1 seat four years ago and HeraldStaff Writer Dlstrict5 seat was open —after 7ht's appalling I I con r holder of that seA of bad moved ft= that 7bat was the reaction of the City. deputy mayor of 14ngwood, The city's charter of Sep Ray C. Ialbensperger Jr., to an wemei,t that the fate of tember 1M be reside°°t Lgn City Conur1i,loiiir Z" __ this "ft be escrAs. Since Larry Go rg was to be erg had moved f rom call." Goldb decIded .'Sv... w DJAM v ' Thesnnowtcamentwasmads ..d'a" tendered us repiacam.ntofIngwood City D(grj se he couid..ol.bonto âle term of 111111,11101111111 was out of town — Distrid 5 SUL of William coulert, a the AIM law f1m 0Jd= Mw special dectlon is bet- -. - - - - n 41ouh1 WS$asLaeaisdJe.,l*lti bAuoof. , -- - i am ,. . .. • - 4 a. -- - -- " mendation when it acts on the fall. tentative approval of the tire "Educational and economical school The 5 ?61 considerations are the ad. budget for 1979-80, caffing for a vantages of keeping your $7.07 per $1,000 assessed valuation tax rate, is $1.28 less kindergarteners in school that than this fiscal year's tax rate. extra time," lAyer said. A Public hearing on the Other recom niendat ions budget and rate has been proposed to keep the transcheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Aug. sportation budget slim include the elimination of 12 courtesy 27. Layer said he made the bus routes, Wright said. Ttlese courtesy routes serve students recommendation to the who live less than two miles school district in ted from sehoolL $90,OW "for gas, od and bus driver salaries" now spent on The elimination of the routes transporting kindergarteners will affect children who attend home about 90 minutes before the following schools: English regular school Is out. Estates Elementary, Lake Defined as "ear ly ta W inter ga , the youngsters Springs Elementary, Lakeview lie to school with the ide Middl e children in the morWq, but Elementary and Sanford leave eariler in the aftermon, Middle ftool. Go"% am dw dly is 1w an mucceWd =dIdde 10 od be M dw city We6d, fW dly commb" PAM at WIM four am were WM to my the workw a ulls buds& The Cky to redwe Its 111111111111"W"s that 0010- * . -- °'h1 1111:1111 vjrwld r ow said Roy Wright, fleet safety Herald Staff Writer and route manager for the Beginning this fall, kin- school district. dergarteners may have to stay Some of the elementary in school longer to save the schools allow the kin. school an estimated $90,000 in dergarteners to leave at 1:25 transportation costs. p.m., Wright said. Students in Superintendent of Schools grades fir through fifth then William Layer has made that leave the school grounds at 2:45 recommendation to the school p.m., he said. board to help trim the fat off the Layer said he based his proposed transportation budget recommendation on the new . of $2,903,955. The proposed state mandate that will require budget represents an Increase all children plan ning to enter of more than $500,(X)O over last the first grade to attend kin. years budget o$2,376,050. erg en. ore n 2,000 Wednesday, the Seminole children are expec!ed to attend County School Board will kindergarten in Seminole - --- lv - . . ____ : 1 g II.I i,4 . .,, POW11 $ir %:.a • ,s -- -: - - - likoft ••______••• K. lip }- ;qp;w A SLM PFM*"' -., If 'LA'i 7 .7 cL - - : 'P'S WW N.jJ__ . - - -. . - - l.'t i I —— i I -- W - i. I - - . s I \. ' - - .. . _ -- .- IL C7 II t - - a - —.--- -.. — - -_---- -.-, --. - '4'./ a-4 41 'T -; ' a-_-_--. g • • -_.-- • . --- I - Th WO gt si. and hel seal, •' doft -, - .' C a l I ii S UlUt 1 1if' S1thbS4I0IbII$ .-.- ..L __ I liii ae$l"I*sS !Ci - - - Meeting room, Ckiles ft Isom by dw C"811"s am executive brafth" to "I've uw wft Amaim rujyjj --'--. 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To Pitch Energy Plan Congo 111111111 Ild O=Mb" no" Ua &ft lawft Chalk 4:14*NA, am or Am a 7b momi~ Adis (me In D4,iiftl" Wn In ft& dilaft. ft left I VP had is &P to JIL ptaw P"M a *4supped 1W Pnd*d I" *" HIM - ft WS 1111111111118d to 1111110 M vidm cwl of Appeals$ - VV= , • -t &1 *011 - W"WRIMA ___ft mbiMNm .- - NNY Loogwosd Mayor Jim. iorma greets U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles at chamber meeting. - - - . lifillrAllill Pftb by Tom N~ NOW so WA -, - - ____ . 40" do PA" - ILI to poeft d'- ij%- — wibjag • - sp mu's teusrs an BySIIARONCARRASCO - ___ - o Pla 7be Sanford City Commission ditional games, the players or was pointed out the city already the 60 games to be Morris doubted, however, rather than pay 50 cents more agreed with Morris' position. tie said sponsors of teams told Men's Soft ball Winter the league should pick the pays for lights for the summer played by six teams in a winter, that the team members, 70 each to play in Sanford. already pay for umpires, balls lAague Monday night If it additional cod, of about 50 softbaU league. Page sidd the sunirner soft. league for night lights. He said percent of whom five in San--ind scorekeepers for tile wishes to use city facUities for cents per player," said City if the teams could not play in ford, according to Page's "We can't ask the 27,OW The league, repr ball league has been operating games. The decision to deny the its night-time games, it better Commissioner John Morris, citizens of Sanford to pay for for esented by Sanford, the league might lose statistics, would want to several years and it making a motion turning dowli Garold Page, asked the iequest was unanimous. be willing to "pay the tab. com' its-better players to Altamonte $1 each for gasoline to drive to your recreation," Morris said. much favorable publicitybrought to the "If you want to have ad- a league request for funding. It mission to fund the 17oo nftded Springs or Casselberry. Casselberry or Altamonte Commissioner David Farr —city. — DONNA ESTF-S Inawk points OW of a twelve- &OVA" canit of this newvs6d tW I won't botim to go per. P.O. Box 480. R&No cily C *a Alifessm since South Station. Now. York. N.Y. Wild to wee low trwnps. two too to.) ______ Herald Photox by Tom Netsel 0 ' 1" sPisL :'.e •:.• clubs and a heart no matter how the play went.Alan: The spade bid East's tJeot ormal matchpoint procedure. How many declarers played one spade doubled?" Oswald: Only this one. At 1Vai other r les North espon d notrump. East passed. South rebid two hearts which became the final contract. Souttimade two orthree." Alan: At three tables. after North passed. East elected to bid two clubs. West bid three notrump and had no trouble makin& nine tricks after a spade lead. Of course, a heart lead would have beaten him." by 80 TMves APUP .; ..• WIN AT BRIDGE or you cwAd d1aft &V We ym PWN. SPIDER-MAN I • - t';..i •-• - __ ', ••Y•- ;:::".- .. '? . ac- get very cwdm am jeoper- You coum d1se any dm" of 111`011011111110 dollar. gj By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - workis en ii Tax Hearin g Gets Protest~~From 2 • . l LOOK i'..T , Evening Heral(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents - Am Glacial (5 saints (III1(1 71st Year, No. 3OTuesday, August 14,1979—Sanford, Florida 3771 - not be yow motto todoy. No M otlom Is in - a giving mood and will You respond two clubs to few am indkeum ad "a GEMIM (May 214M X) Gold Ake Smug rtner's one-heart opening. Oswald: I wakited a club Ve rebids two hearts. A Maine Havi 4 Um hille tab in your $I'O looking 011$ for No . duplicate game last night. reader asks what call we ICOIPIO (Oct. *Nov. fl) "7 Sam, of the hands and results recommend. a stronger Personalnity ° Back minme really show how the luck facWe raise him to three collihill" today by m who tor hellp wne playem" hearts. We want to get to Alaa Here hone hand has mom aulth"y or is in a sins boss you ar.stth me and hearts looks hue the where I see ...t played spot. MrongerouItlOn litany Y CANCER (JS 24y ) _rdoubled and was iNKWSPAI'lH ENTERPRISE ASSN, d1alL You t-iuld s. vulnerable. Now bSdascorawutt?' (For a copyol JACOB)' IAG1TIARLI(Nov.D.Dsc. triene onspuii-'-àom -' '-•- sues SUNNY IF I" 59 60 Lysergic acid 9 River in diethytami e Yorkshire a' Ogled 10 Compact W* If you put it to the W. TAURUS (AprG *May 30) Better keep evorytidug lit the You could have atsndmicytobs Open. a lUlls too bsrong and LIRRA (Sept. 4t• ) unyielding_todsy. You'll osly a u.. a DEAR DR. LAMB —Ihadan nach about a x ray of my yI$1$5OtOdt1fhtht0 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Demands Mai upon you today) Everne, Including yourself, could be her n re or wiU be at odds as to how things dictatorial. Don't lot them should be handled today. You throw you off balance. Keep a can bet no goals will be cool head. reached. Find out more of what PECES (Feb. &March 30) Iles ahead for you in the year You won't pay Iss mat at. following your birthday by teagion to details teds)' N YOU aendiig for your copy otAetro. t You wüupwith Graph Lettw. BUD $1 for C26 a US probkm on your hands. to Astro-Graph, Box W,Radio Think out evayeft yn do. City Station N.Y.10019. Be ING ARM (March 21-AprU 19) If to specify birth date. something you're Involved in VIRGO (Aug. 23S8pt. ) has & pOothce 01 What you thoughl; was a clenr donj buck this od& Thly dol maneuva devised to furthw favor you today. Drop it iris- - 10 AMOUNT L 'ICUR 10 A1TkNG1GUNS! ,, __ changes could occur this 19) Don't involve yourself lofty coming yen. Take carle that with anyone who dom"t did you don't let events sweep you openly and frankly. Such off rour fed to thle F" where pan= amlid drag you into an Iwsmrm IIJ M& MILES EMJã!UJJI Lj_ 1 THE I -YOU SEE rIF HAVE M YCXj V^4T STICK M • Like AugustlI, 1PII COIDPIIIh. Exciting and unexpected CAPRICORN (Dec. Wan. IHE. PUSLIM WIM. a Esophagus IL IF YOUR BIRTHDAY Schn&dsr wr .WJTL9JS fl4Ei G1V AND fl4E J4pIfl W)FM Of W=fM AOM =DW J)AE WAL10JW_ RIO... ID JHE FCOR we a HOROSCOPE I ' ft through. But when I had a bad ditions. Other readers who want attack, I would be awake the this Issue can send 75 cents In 14 Vermin (abbr.) entire ight and have pain check or Coin with a long, 35 Young lady 27 Platter 4 Pick out place (abbr.) bdween my breasts and across stamped, self-addressed en(Fr, obbr.) 28 Sights 5 Oblongs 51 Rush hour at 31 This (SP) College MY chest. It was not a severe velope for it. Send your request the dinor 39 Gullet 7 Powerful athletic 52 Weatherpain but Iwould feel sore for a to me, in care of this 40 Resilient overed wigroup 30 C th explosive newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, bureau(abbr.) day or so afterwarda. 42 Thesis moisture (abbf.) heart has bm skipping a Radio City Station, New York, 55 Cowboy 33 Harness Avoirdupois 8 Fitiong My Rogers 1001. attachment weight sounds five year; NY now beat for about — — what and I first noilced It when I had I can t be T r f one of Owe bad attacks of causing your pain but as you unds like even — — trapped gas. My gallbladder 1T drink that t ° iji was removed 15 years ago so — enters be fore It the 17 — — — — — 16 that Isn't the PrOb!fl. — at's true, If to ach th of ag e I'm hl thecould be having a spasm of your 20 21 19 esophagus. This won't show on car. skipped bests. After ——— — 23 X ray unless the SpUm dlogram3 — = = = = cursathetiinetheXi wmdtior for 24 hours, he said it ze 29 30 24 25 26 cow ftwn anxiety. He aim taken. Think of It as a muscle thought I Could have a gpasUc cramp. it only hurts when the 31 colon because of the pain in my muscle is cramping MA in left a*.It feds as if something between time the muscle W 39 37 35 is in there that ghouIdn,t be pears nomud. Such a colnthere and it seems to stick traction can cause chind Pain 2 and discomfort. under my left brad. 7be thing that bothers me If you have a lot of gasq it can 44 Mostly is the skjppLng of the accumulate in the colon an heartbeats. I fed it mostly cause pain underneath the rib ro 151 52 46 47 48 when Lhave these attacks but it cage above your belt lim. — 56 — does 55 53 std*I'i. when l take Ubraz That's because the colon is — — — — — — — — for a while. I have no trouble located around the outer edge o — — with my bowels. I would ap- your abdominal cavity. The preciate your thoughts on this upper part of the colon passes 62 directly across underneath condition your ribs. It bends underneath DEAR READER — Your the diaphragm on the left side. heart can skip beats from many At this point, gas can different causes and It can be cumulate and cause pressure caused by nervousness. They directly under the diaphragm are caused In some people by which could give you the ByBEJINICEBEDEGeOL cudurl*ncee of the digestive sation you're complaining tract, including distension of about underneath jour left the colon with gas w other bread. You can have normal For Tuesday, August 14, 1979 probLmm bowel movements and sM have I am sending you The Health a spastic colon. . P a _____ _______ :: 27 PW 32 J a 1E a material 24 BUT :E REFUSE TO GET - 0 N I 0 1 - 23 Nuclear by ~Wallmr THERE'S TOO MUCH P $ 20 Military operation 62 Novelist 22 On some side Ferber t'4'1MOMC' 813 BEETLE BAILEY V. • . I V a . , •, __ tribesmen Ill Old UR.Jt - I. r , % •% ia 55 Nigerian boost 14 Hotel 15 Ardor 15 Branches learning 1 7Stre*t(Fr.) 4a '' . ACROSS SOMEnmEs!)III t THIN)( IM WIREARING . a •• - So ut hernb,) . Answer to Previous 4S state P:z:ls. Ill I Kind of grain 45 k dough — Chapel. cia t 5 Swearword 49 It 6 A Young Chic .-.. ,p campaign -for the U.S. Soule in IM. concerns and inform his constituency. "The briefing scared me AM I made a Ned" of in Ira 111111111 F1011hice Mimi CMU UK adding that few cahm were Wereded in pvc thm little m, dsvelsplag over ssergy.. and the Uilt.d States' on fWI( ill. 05 IM4 he hrdplsddsi He aid the late Sen: HubsrtHotnphre7 came up Today I AretadTheCio ..........4A Hotop ................. 43 Bridge 43 HospItal 2* Comki giObItiarles 2* COSIWOtd ................. 48 OU RSELVES .............. 18 a 28 �2A—EvenInq Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Aug. 14. 17t 'Winner T A11' Ponde In Law Sul FLORIDA IN BRIEF New Theme Park Is Planned Adjacent To Sea World ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - A Lake George, N.Y., millionaire plans to build a lOOacre theme park named Western Fun World If zoning changes and development permits are granted. Charles Wood Monday announced he hopes to start construction on the park, adjacent to Sea World and the Stars Hall of Fame, before the end of the year. Wood owns Storytown Fun Park. the Gaslight Village, the Cavalcade of Cars and Wailife U.S.A. in Lake George. He opened his first theme park one year before Disneyland began admitting the public In 1954. He said he has no fear that Florida's 5O.odd attractions will suffer because of gas shortages. / GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — The exodus of fight manufacturing Industries to foreign lands Is a greater economic problem for the United Slates than the energy crunch, a University of Florida robotics expert said Monday. "I'm talking about the people who would be making cameras and textile machinery or shoes and sewing machines," said Dr. Delbert Tesas, director of the UF Canter for Intelligent Machines and Robotles. "These jobs have been exported to other countries and the people who would normally have been employed here are on welfare or something equivalent." With Turkey Being Pushed 'A person should not hay, to pa for lusfko' the defendant, have his fees VicusS But, said Ericksaco. "as to ....aa t... IW w U7 •WV Gary Antilley holds plaque won for Americanism essay. the wlnner-take.aU concept, my when tig!defendant8uvnmem, quitted . answer to that Is 'no. It 1 a crime? The government,: away too much of a citizen's wwthisinrfty the tazpayer right to seek redress through migMnot like payment ci U the courts. If you could only go by the sta te, even though a: to courts when you have a clear, defendant Is found lnnocg. cut winner, we'd have no need for courts. The waice-au But It Is also a reality that the defendant, even though found: concept has no validity at " Innocent of a charge, mod go: Phil Logan 01 Sanford'who out and get his own attorney... specializes In real estate unless, a public defender is ui.. iaav I... .44 ITJ.. L UI "F' appointed for the defendant,, In regional contest against the contest in 1978. He lithe son about America - lack of posed to awarding attorney's which case, though, thelien, Gary Antilley's essay on fees to the prevailing (winning) defender still places a public "The Stars And Stripes entries from eight other dates. of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. energy, high unemployment In ty in any action, IiileS U his eesayls chosen for the Antilley of Mead Road In plus Inflation, advance of trial, against any Forever" stand a chance authorized by statute or con- real property the grand prize, AMifley, 14, will Geneva. win a national award. defesdint But then, when I read my sented to by contract." might own." After capturing the award for receive a $510 savings bond and Writing on the contest theme history, I find other generations "Any other arrangement the best Seminole county ares PUS. Judging Is set for the of "The Stars and Stripes suffered some adversity, tOO, would end In endless Ken MCIntOsh of Sanford, Fleet Reserve Association Forever," Antllley's winning entry for eighth ade To quote Thomas Paine: gan," Logosaid. who specializes In several types Antliley's essay won the National Convention In Mm- essay follows: "I'llese Are The Times ThatNewmi Brock and Harvey - of civil cases, said, "My feeling nespolls, Minn. In September. Every time I hear "The Star Try Men's Souls." This was regional award in ti.e p'i. Springs, would be In the usual, and : Spangled Banner", I feel a said in 1776, Reserve Association president and vIce-pies1ôI, dinary, civil controverslei, association members In eighth great pride for my country. Americanism survlvedandwentofltobeccme of Seminole attorney fees are only paya$. I can empathize with the the greatest nation In the world. The Geneva student was theough twelfth grades. The CasMy. Bar Asodatmon, both under contract 01 the parties ór ___ • poss 01 the ei,gi.t, so author, Francis Scott Key, In History repeats itaelf,and g j by statute. If the 1esWIsi 1 ,on, e t spsn for the his tige that rnoni ing although America may t reacie(i for comment, the state 01 Florida, hi the association, Is to reinforce the September, 1814, when he some trying times, I feel con. Association In Sanford for Frank Walden of Altamonte exercise of reasonablenqs. I selection, meaning of patriotism among looked out from the British std tided that da face extended the requirement to who practices criminal law and and saw the American flag still challenge, solve her He was presented a $25 bond the younger generation. • specializes In personal Injury,, pay reasonable, provable, Antilley was an elgtIh grade flying over Fort McHenry. and plaque for his selection in and keep the Stars and Stripes wrongful death and general attorney's fee and assemble It pains me today, when I flying Pi'OUdiY over this great the local competition and a $50 student at Jackson Heights trial work, said, "First, you costs, I would favor such bond and plaque for selection In Middle School when be entered hear the defeatist remarks UM of ours FOREVER, have to distinguish between legislation." 3rd Observatory Unveiled CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) — Cosmic rays that could provide clues to the origin of the universe will be the target of the third space observatory that was unveiled at the Kennedy Space Center. "Many cosmic rays were probably produced at the origin of the universe, and others by floating Mars," Dr. John Under said Monday. "We hope to find out the key to the origin Of cosmic radiation and how It ties In to the origin of the universe." Geneva Student Winner Of Americanism Contest Teach Aged To Recall: Prof GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — Tests that measure senior citizens' intelligence quotients should not be based on power of recall since people tend to become more forgetful as they grow older. Traditional !Q tests are of only limited usefulness in measuring the Intelligence of senior citizens, Dr. Walter Cunningham said Monday. "Most of the trilnirig of old people has centered on getting them to think better," he said, "but If my iaw, 4 'WatchdogsBeing Selected TALLAHASSEE, Fl.. (UP!) — The governor's office is on the lookout for hardworking, independent people to be the eyes and ears of the public on regulatory boards that monitor the actions of some 500,0 professionals. So in, four screening committees have been set up to pick at lead 50 lay members to serve along with scores of doctors, accountants, engineers and other professionals who will be picked to make sure their colleagues serve the pubils well. While there lane shortage of applicants, Rep. George ___ Sheldon said Monday, the problem Is finding within that wot people who are aggressive and independent enough ___ not to be I't1 "1datd by the professionals and are willing to serve on the boards without pay. Sanford Man, 18, Arrested In Bur.lary ____ An llissr-cld Sanford man Is fre. on $10,100 bond today after being charged With burglarizing the horn, of a S-*ol, I Hospital surgeon, acosedsg to Semlnoie Costy ______ James Moor.. Warren ___ ci Box 414 Margodts Ave., Sanford, was * Fins arrested Monday In coemictien with the Aug. S burglary at Box I, Ohio Avenue, Sanford.___ The borne of Dr. Themes [argon had * Courts been burglarized for the second thee in two weeks when the in____ _ * Polk. hiat they win told by sources 130"016 000* XIM Warm was wvuivea In me surgiar,. Dlgstles said when they searched Warren's horn., they fiend Midas taken In .j the 8u"t,le Cosedy Jail on a charge of 'ig-"y, according to • Seminole Costy Doputiss. was burgims. • Action Reports HOSPITAL NOTES , IN T. khMWW, MGM almw , s, Deftm Thaso C. low, Dilleni WIPITAL AUGUST 136 IM ADMISSIONS Prisoner-Exchange Treaty tWd Hsral PWN by T La*tuici L. Creel Arch Nov. FN*W owes W. JukW6 Clam __ CHAllIS Hubirt 0. Maples Man Maitin lsyMod" Glowt 0111W Oieva W. P.1% Sr. OiwlssLassie Jr. Oserai. P505 a Marilyn Hs.wcvit Mired KslIssn Law L'. mmm wait. $lrscuss Allis Slsaitsr* KrHle$.r D. Irlasn. nesery Stanley llirithhorn." Mrs. Aurlsmme signed a waiver of extradition on Aug. $ and wasro tramported jaIl to Sninoh County Jail oct renver ateL CADILLAC STOLEN Aim Cadillac valued at $500 was stolen from an apartm onplei In Altamoite Springs, according to Soinbiole Cowy WAWL Paul G. Peace, 34,01 370 Spanish Trace Drive, Spanish Trace Apartments, Wdeputies his car was stolen sometime Monday ItUII the parking let. VAN BURGLARITZD accafft to a ad 01 silverware1 deputies say. Mad 01 the 'ems were Mill CM* *' wrapped inthsir original pachegs UM Aes*emme Is scheduled to attend a probable ces jad bw purchad to ate LeibOWILS, ii ci Sprhigwood Village Apartoseeds, replace the Items Moism earlier, P.m today. to 'raped. told deputies his vu was unlocked who the burglary occurred oh . BiGAMY According to the report, Mrs. Asisnune was mailed to Paul Sunday. Pisrty stolen included a couple of lIgitai WddioSoMA IS-ysarold Lasgwoed wmn Is being held on $1,110 bo, at Awlsume aDec. 12, 1975 end "unlawfully married inUwr OWN watsr watch, $91 in cash and a stereo radio. ___ ___ __ __ __ underway the finding of from foreign sources. Today we President Carter's proposed 'e were spending , sni 4sd from energy end SALT (Cri Th Pile 1*) a. resdisgs; * d a jar alterutivi energy sources. we ImportIng 00 piroid, be wkailpreAtstuwuMtob, II to social_Hcutlty and' aa.bt wIths.av psrs, 7$; .verIghl law 7$; s., 3:00 a; lew, 5:11s.a., ' WMA ','.' alternative esergy Worm "Ilepofully we will not SM. 'r appetite for ei.rgy the way be ndkiisl deli.... ias raj yesterday's hIgh IS; 1:11 s. , ,. . when the OPEC n sudroamsat. is going up *Wow pridedie" ibick $RI$Nd aed oalluwMtve energy sources. to welcome the beresdrk .resaur.., 30.11; 1SypIdi7i50s.i., OtiS " ' -v--Isgokig dews." ag34uj.Hdfle senator to the persssall$y Cliii SM 'elY thes ijUtes Syi 11 pissidi s"ti .; k isis as., 1*07 p OilMen frmni bet'MI vu Sanford Ms emo,ciiseiis cia ie TAM " _____ Oft C ilak U111. WATINGVOSECA$T ide the eli inen Cd the csidi were La P. Mean. Niece, ceid-thewnuigcsad-s.d (dieicsll' dafill ' ' :. - !' frm$24t.pbr,II..olj A dme ed a oft — "16 no* .1 kSMenbaurs MeSh SM be 1atiSM , ova" I' U__• iS pir.mey ,, ad --- M1111 [Mom IM • _ ___ ______ __ - • _ •-- , - • aSh, , • • Sh I Sim. gyrue, that (ls.da MAlT La DANTUJE 16 It J'! Mft' fall '' '.h1 r-t,sddeeaL3edh Muiday. She was bern hi Cob , .,• _______________________ ___ 14, ____ au s. !it ••. •• •. • _ - seS$$ Ii aiaiulIi ISI1I1 kI 111 IS UU$ ___ dift pin. — NI$ 'it:k "On. -_ , • iisi, ic,, Im flit -' MSS dJ..fo;5 __it it Ad M& ads SM _ " lid dumgy - - — 8 - -_- -A-, ImI,11S$i • • ' I -- PORT MANSFIELD, Texas (UPI) — The black masses of crude oil that loomed off the Texas Gulf coast for weeks washed ashore In thick drifts today, sending officials scrambling to protect the largest entrance to the vulnerable Laguna Madre wildlife estuary. Environmental Protection Agency spokesman Roger Meacham said a 5-by-Root patch of crude 6 Inches deep washed ashore at Padre Island 28 miles south of Aransas Pass. The oil, part of the world's largest oil slick being fed from a crippled Mexican oil well, Is the first to hit Texas beaches. The crude Is located 42 miles north of the location of the last reported sightings of sheen and Mecham said It Is continuing to move northerli at 10 to 15 miles a day. 4 I.... '1 •' • • ' -• after the torrential rains breached the Monchi dam Saturday. Herald Photo by Tom Netsil CONTEST Winner during the final week of the Evening Herald's cash jackpot contest was Carol Hoffman of 225 Ridge Road In Lake Mary. Mrs. Hoffman received a $50 WINNER check as the contestant who came closest to determining how much money she would have saved If she used all the coupons appearing In the herald for the entire week. A total of *200 had been given away when the contest ended Aug. 8. Fires Temporarily Contained BOISE, Idaho (UP!) — Firefighters are taking advantage of an Inch of welcome rain In their battle against two big biases In Idaho's rugged but scenic Primitive Area. One fire was retorted to be temporarily contained Monday while the other had stopped spreading. The rain and cooler temperatures halted the spread of on 65,00scre Mortar Creek fire and the lesser 10,000. acre Ship Island blaze, both burning along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River 60 miles apart. Escaped Rapist Capt After Holding 6 Hostag e "Rizzo Defends Police GARDINER, N.Y. (UPI) — Escaped rapid Richard Gantz was captured today about two hours after he slipped through police lines around a house where he had taken six people hostage Sunday. State police at Kingston said Lester Casino Sr., Gantz' last hostage, was not harmed. Five other hostages were released PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — Mayor Frank L Rizzo, defending Philadelphia police as the nation's best, says a federal suit accusing him and other city officials of sanctioning police brutality is a "desperate" Carter ad. 'ministration ploy to win minority votes. : The Justice Department's history-making civil action, ifted in U.S. District Court In Philadelphia Monday, dsarged Rizzo, Police Commissioner Joseph P. O'Neill ahd 1$ other city and police officials with establishing `policies that led to systematic brutality. The suit said victims overwhelmingly 'were black or Sunday night and Monday morning. Gaits was reported captured about 7:28a.m. EDT but no other details were immediately avallible. He had held police at bay with a shotgun he got at the Casino home afar escaping from the maximum security facility Reglonal Primary' Du. at ATLANTA (UP!) — A trlstate "regional primary" 'probably will be held March 11, despite Republican dissent about pitting President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy a Georgla-M2Isactsusdtg contest early In the presidential season. The second Tuesday In March — the data known to be favored by in White House advisors for testing political waters In Alabama, Florida and Carter's horn. date — had been urged by Gov. George Bush.. and Georgia Democratic Party Chairman Marge Thurman. Alabama and Florida already have set their primaries for March 11 and It Is possible South Carolina and Tennessee also might settle on that date. FIsbkill. Charlie Fidel of the Gardiner Rescue Squad said a shot was fired at 5:31 a.m., but he did not know If It was fired by Gantz or ATLANTA (UP!) - Pre'idedIii hopeful Sen. Howard 'Baker, R-Tenn., says President Carter r*nitna "an 'âutsldsr" In Washington and will have a hard time carrying his horns region In a reelection bid. The Senate minority loader told a news conference ..4onday that he doubts the prudent will have the strong .Soethern support In 1950 that be .njowd when he narrowly, sated President Ford three years ago. The Tennessee Ripuhiken also beaded of his ability to make Inroad In the South denied other Republic con- by police. Three or four minutes later, troopers and rescue squad workers entered the house, but Gantz had escaped, Fidel said, apparently breaking through a double perimeter of state police and sheriff's deputies around the home. There are several Isolated houses and a few country roads In the vicinity of the Cossano house on PtIllles Bridge Road, but the area Is mostly heavy woods. Authorities Initially had spread out In a 4-square-mile tenders, but noted that "regionalism" no longer prevails in presidr4lal politics. house, but shifted their search -.Carter An 'Outsider'—Baker to behind the house. Gantz just before dawn Monday released Mary Ann Cossano, 39, who Is eight months pregnant, and her 5year-old son, Justin, police said. Lester Cossano Jr., 21, his fiancee, Betty Jane Kuhnen, and Mrs. Genevieve Soto, Mrs. Cossano's mother, were 'Wherever I went, "Morvi Is dead," said Sanat Jhaverl, a goldsmith from Rajkot, a nearby city. Jhaverl's ancestral home was in Morvi, 3W miles norM of Bombay. "When I reached Morvi or what Is left of it, to pick up my aunt, I could not locate my own home," Jhaverl said. "In Its place I found a huge blob of mud and tiles with a couple of sticks of bamboo sticking out." I saw badly bloated bodies lying ... in th. streets' "Wherever I went, I saw badly bloated bodies lying scattered In the streets. Vultures were everywhere — vultures on tree tops and vultures hovered over the collapsed homes. The smell of dead bodies It was a said. "We had to leave fast with the people we had managed to save before gushing waters closed over our home," Continuing rain Monday hampered rescue efforts made more difficult because of - City in W(I. and drove him to their home, Gantz, who had been at where he allegedly assaulted Fishkill since July 22, ap- the woman sexually. parently did not return to his He later allegedly stole the cIl from an exercise period truck and was being pursued by Saturday night, Ganim said, He police when It crashed Into a was missed during the 11:30 ditch. Gantz fled on foot into p.m. bed check. deep woods and made his way Police said a couple picked to the Cossano home several Gantz up on Interstate Route 84 hours later, authorities said. disrupted communications. Jhaverl said he had to walk and wade through miles of mud "Even aerial surveys and food-dropping operaJIons are badly hampered," one social worker said. before reaching the town. Health authorities said they feared an outbreak of epidemics if decomposing bodies were not burled quickly. Large numbers of bodies were believed to have been swept downstream by the flood, Travelers from nearby areas said they saw hundreds of displaced refugees moving along the highway outside Morvi. released Sunday night from the remots ttae about Mi tulles south of New Paltz, police said. Gantz, who escaped Saturday, began the standoff Sunday night after the stolen pickup truck he was driving crashed during a chase with police, authorities said. Eldel said Lester Cossano was "in very good health." Cossano was Joined in the house by his wife, brother and son shortly after police entered the home. Eldel said there had been no arguments between Gantz and Ids hostages during the siege. He added that Gantz had requested and been given sleeping pills after he complained of insomnia. Authorities accounted for all of Cossano's guns, Eldel said, Including the .410 shotgun Gantz had used while holding the family hostage. Correctional Services spokesman LouGanim said Gaits was serving prison term of 12 to 28 years for first-degree rape and 3 to 7 years for thirddegree robbery. Both crimes were committed In New York area across the road from the 0111111111 Is bw a fMIUiCd(kge($yfo,1$ Oils. s4hee kiss Kue,*C. ' . • , CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. (UP!) — Divers workiag an n wrwfte cc do CW0 Wfe ir"M Moidechsvq, ..Wad menevnUusSMuCdthSpel$' when the slIp suik mer.th. ill Mn op. StermJW,Sthirhept$bs,UNrch,UM1LV. 1t' from rdwfâng to Llaps Hatteras Mudoy burn Uliheid Qty,wbwe*hedgossberup'ayCdbnd Pilot Avoids School Dl.. • !vMUfU1NIIIS.. IIstII a nrr- Cd yi ar Boa r $Iibe LsiMs Pnen Cd Pin., iNc'.. cesa.s RIDOEQIUT, a" (UPI) -.Thed daBo,y heap .rWleiaisuci s; • Oip. oft A. •, 4 U _ Rap s F00d 'Profits Carter WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Environmental Protection Agency will spend $10,010 on research projects to study acid rain -,a11i1I polluted by power 'ptiui4s, smelters and attornriblls. phenomenon, which affects mcd 01 an ,l#len east of the Mississippi, could be worsened with the fidirs In;creas.hith. use cicosl Ineteodof oil hipoweroats unless riseerds uncovers aasw,a to prevent M EPA said. me agsncy said $110,115 will gob North Carolina Stati .Unlverity for a dMy of ishes which hive already been agod by such rain, ad Cd limber aM toed craps PUL , laniwers inside __ VlSI. wa r*iilins.t • aN hee _ apM p.0 uIda i JIMMANAIMMA — -•—•-- ssahe idbend, JI1 ' _ — ----------.--- •• • -_-- - - __________________ $bs rj - vusa - 1 •• he s.dJPLI hI$ 1,;*I!i dea 1Ii —• #r T 2 t-,._•I_-, • IIISj gupilhs *Y1'M1 i!vi : ttrIS Ii. flrl'iiwt I,i. mow* .am,. low" tome r.- ,d ri flu*n __ 'A 1I £ .' •' vRMgoaqSMbi hcslachseljinl.ada,ls uad kd OSMy. •. i4uFUi rOF. .iO$qu $EVr, I (Ufl. riputad ur '1 IW$P111 , reporters at the scene said. Medical teams were sent out to check possible outbreaks of cholera. "We are planning to Inoculate 1,000 refugees per hour," one health official said. Harlbhal Bhoora, a Morvi insurance underwriter and a survivor, told reporters he and said. his brother had managed to Officials said the number of smash a hole In the roof of their people killed by the disaster home Saturday to save six was about 1,000, but Indian members of their family. reporters and some survivors said they believed more than "We could not save four 5,000 died In the flood that swept others who remained trapped Into the Industrial city of 60,000 inside another room," Bhoora • Civil War Ship Probed 4A AREADEATHS Oil a.., pa; PAL J Oil Slick Causes Scramble . • • NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — Vultures descended today on the northwest Indian town of Morvi, devastated by raging floods from a burst dam, and rescuers waded through deep mud In search of survivors. "No one in Gujarat recalls seeing so many dead In such a short time," one social worker , Which are most vainereble. wad a relbury bib "1tj' to operate aaewr ilun that izekiç "Welcome." one, said mosey tress prr questions — -- OICS," the — smid. 'I,eryntiun en tflW be didde •ilImSh then. MSIYCdU&1s.1MILIIig. : aI'hwWiI.1y.1awi DU-'-'--• (J Liug's i$It5J. flue hi wey hi the Is, be am ISa dershewern uiui.il V57 fVkr, he.. saths EIIsh W umisuDvosic*s'r vie ust a we im —.j-' '-'--. ta_v. i7 — ___1I_ r w7 il ________ — —, "' ._J__. 111 UI,, Oak UI 'IUISu— w7. — aM. , "-"• . no O"ft L. he" _l 11 SM is psceu1 dushewen wed th du izait I 'am It apomn o,t&ftbWft I4.J --: "BuewIpwesdCd f = P*4 Id aeeybe aide weigy - United States, Rep. In Agin, DWIs., revealed today. The treaty, signed this spring, Is expected to be ratified by the Senate when Congress returns from Its recess, but Aspin said he Is concerned that the Turkish Parliament will be slow In granting its approval. Mpin, who initiated the delay of the ship .j 9bjected to the slow progress toward resolving the Issue of Cyprus, which Is still largely under Turkish occupation. Acid Rain To Be Studied S Chu es Seeks Support For Energy Plan __ WASHINGTON (UP!) — The transfer of four U.S. - Navy ships to Turkey Is being delayed in an effort to speed Turkish action on a prisoner exchange treaty with the H1'S '- 'DURING AUGUST. LLAR SHRiNKS — FURNITURE DOESN'T! OPEN STOCK WHITE FRENCH PROVINCIAL Bedroom Suite SALE Triple dresser and mirror ......... .,,.,.......,$251.00 Full headboard .................................................91.00 131.00 Four drawer chest ........................ Lingerie chest ................................................. 141.00 ............... 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To take It a step further, should counsel, privately retained by By HUGH THOON Herald Staff Writer Winner take all. That's the concept of the courts in England, where the loser in a lawsuit pays all court cods and attorney fees and the scoops winner up the pot, Burton Young, a Miami Beach attorney and vicechairman of the newlyappointed Florida Bar Coininlsalontorecosnmend ways of making Justice cheaper and quicker, feels that Florida should adopt a system similar to what England has. "A person should not have to pay for justice," Young was quoted by United Press International on Monday. In Sanford, Ralph Erlcksson, assistant Mate's attorney, noted that "in criminal law, the defendant who Is not convicted doesn't have to pay cowtcosts. Where the defendant Is found guilty, his court costs are Manufacturing Exodus Hit IIMINOLIMIMOIIAL Tuesday, Aug. 14 197 -3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. coma arkiol, sweepad 00 km skies u' iTiTuai' T lbeues atks FN $* enuW. 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Aed It" theprdded'a thief kn O&M, said aw the medhig is sy lbs RIG. 215.fS WITH GLASS DOOR AND LIGHTMODERN OAK WASIWiGTON(UPI) — Inaffairs, scheduling with Vice President Walter Wasaoicle, ,t .J Prsaldsnt Carter suggested Modale, who leaves for Peking food prlcssare aolring becais next week, CIA Director Standield Turner and national proospers and' IM Mi security adviser Zblgnlew ms 11=01d" ml0iniu said his figures we " dumb*" aftla"MR& Ij•• uQ ... __ ' ' �Evening HeiaJd It's not atypical to see shoppers armed with tiny calculators as they push their squeaky carts up and down the aisles. Personnel of the food service program for Seminole County schools says It's Just as challenging to fill the hot lunch trays. "The price of milk rose four cents this year," says Charlotte Whitmore, director of food service. "In the last ten years, Ican't remember it ever going up more than two cents." Like a typical family budget, the food service budget has been increased to keep up with rising prices. As recommended by Mrs. Whitmore, Type A lunches will be increased by 10 cents to accommodate inflation. The total food service get last year was $3,446,000 compared with this year's proposed budget of $3,715,000. Of these figures, 11,500,000 was spent on food whereas, $1,736,000 Is proposed for Around X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322.11 or 8319993 Tuesday, August 14, 1979-4A 9 WANIL _____ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GiORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, ____ flJ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Month.,, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, 140.00. The Clock The Blame Goes By SHARON CARRASCO To Hanoi`,, Moscow ..On imposed by the victorious Khmer Rouge Corn- A two-oimce serving of ground beef last year, was 15¼ cents compared with today's price of 23 cents. French fries are up another four cents and pizza, another five cents. On top Of that, nanfood supplies and labor have also taken a jump. To help cut costs, the food service personnel buy food Items In bulk for storage In the wa rehouse In Sanford, says D.F. Kirkpatrick, assistant director Of food service. Sr. LOUIS The 'The 40-year-old St. Louis Cardinal outfielder calmly stroked two hits Monday night, off the team that traded him away 15 years ago, to become On 14th player in the major leagues to reach the 3,000-hit plateau. Despite playing against the Chicago Cubs and In front of a cheering crowd of 46,161, Brock went to the plate with the same - A Jump from $0million in 1974to$1 billion I 1V79 might be taken as one more measure dt Inflation, and in way It Is The first figure Is what the federal government put up, In the form of loan guarantees, to ball out financially beleaguered Lockheed Corp., five years ago. The latter, now much in the news. Is Chrysler Corp. says It must have from the public coders to rescue It from Imminent collapse., Even In an era of megabilllon.dollar budgets and deficits, that Is not petty cash. The real Issue In the Chrysler crisis is not, however, the prin . .. cipsi but the principle of the requested loan. ...... Rhetorical tlOUfl3fl5 mien me late Chrysler and a covey of politicians whose flIWfl will simply starve. millions of Cambodians debate as lawmakers mocked the majestic districts would be littered with the economic The cost of the relief effort Is not an Issue Suf touc hes and gross overspending that have dehrlsofa collapse can make an Impressive case ficient funds are available now through the United characterized the buil ding. for aid. the nation's Nations and the International Red CI'OSS to "You cannot find any of the great cathedrals of The carinaker Is 10th largest Europe or Asia Minor surpassing this ex. forestall the catastrophe looming in Cambodia. corporation with some 130,000 employees on Its travaganza," claimed Rep. Robert Doman, a The barrier standing between the Cambodian own payroll and additional hundreds of regarded. His work In the campaign brought STEVE GERSTEL BY California Republican. "Not only the exquisite thousands of jobs In supplier firms depeent to people and the food necessary to keep them alive is WASHINGTON (UP!) The presidential Into high regard.. Parthenon Itself, but verily all the buildings somo extent on Its continuing ability to do a purely political one erected by the Hanoi 15Ofl Is still In its earliest stages There are a number of other senators Who business. Wages and fringe benefits exceed $3 but a few across the entire Acropolis did not surpass this government and Its chief ally, the Soviet Union. gutsy politicians are already taking long-shot worked closely with Reagan notably Sen. billion annually at Chrysler's major facilities in The Vietnamese Communists want international House Is hardly Innocent when It comes to gambles and signing on now with a candidate. ices. Helms of North Carolina WhO The six Eastern, Midwestern and Southwestern Win or lose, the Makes are high and those big. tam to join the Californian again but have " recognition for the puppet government they have not. states, In which It pays more than $100 million in elephants: construction of it installed in Phnom Penh. Hanoi plans to lobby its Rayburn Office Building, which has some of the rollers looking for the early line are taking their done so yet. Sen. Robert Dole, having trouble cranking up, grandest corridors and stairways In the Western chances. client's case at the "non-aligned" nations' summit Qirysler puts a large part of the blame for 113 Politicians, especially presidential candidates, finally broke through and named his Kansas prf'on federal safety, pollution.control a world, was also marked by huge cost overruns conference in Havana next month. Evidence of the hd are notorious for remembering who was aboard colleague, Sen. Nancy Kasashaum, U national fue and delays. l economy regulations theM have jacked 'up inside Cambodia would expanding insurgency In the uncertain early going and wba clambered ca chairman, a catch of dlonabh value In a protiaction costs. And It argues that it Is In the S p,sgsesd -essets*-ths II su-.. .,.. ___i go P t to preserve • P.M4eat Ca io Most nomination of former Watergate Special nomination. Most of the Democratic governors signed a magnitude to the national economy. Thus, Hanoi has turned a deaf ear to the United ecutordlbaldCoxforafederalappeUate of support for President Carter at a implications: is it a proper func* The days when a strong governor, senator or But four of them abstained and a ft* far-reaching aides deny ofgowrnrnagto prop up private enterprise wlth insist that representatives of these organizations that POlitICS did in Cox, whose Intellectual mayor could stack a delegation and deliver It to California Gov. Emmd Brown, Is going tO flJ f?pW& Should government become, as be permitted to help administer the relief program candidate of his choice Is gone. But ends,. agalint Carter for the Iat¼fl, .qualifications are unchallengeable. Cox's consumer and Chrysler critic Rph Inside Ca mbodia. Without such supervision, there Many prInent Democrats, either dismayed. Nader putscrusader prom Is Uat Sen. Edward Kennedy has been semerds, properly packaged and displayed, "guarantor of last resort" °! It, the provide nice trimmings for a presidential at Carter's performance or anwilling to get lined is every reason to, fear that Hanoi would use relief Na chief sponsor. rpr4 at cannot make th up with a potential loser, are being 5*DSly the cosnpstitive marketplace? It on their owLin supplies as a military and poli tical weapon in its However, the fight may have just begun. CSInPSIWI. thoiigh most Prominent olcs.ho2dsrs are careful. Reports are circulating that Carter will conquest of Cambodia. Indeed, Hanoi would be The argument now warming up will become biding their time as the chase for the Republican For Ii,Se from e seat a Hispanic woman th nominate for tempted to use donated food stocks to relieve food much hotter before a decision Is reached. But the a predla1 Puerto Rico who local leaden say Is shakes down, there at. exce*1ons. Robert Byrd andhlstcp aide, San. °" oddo are very long that will be In favor of some shortages in Vietnam itself. Republican and "InsensItive" to Individual Predictably, Senate GOP leader Howard of California, are giving Carter no an orm assistance who chits the Baker Is mining his backyard with the' mod coiwagsment In these troubled days for the It's wàrth noting that the sponsor of Vietnam's Keimedy s The economic quences of Chry'Je?i pr.Mdint. They are Maying neutral. Invasion of Cambodia, the Soviet Union, has both ji ConjnIttee, which mod approve all Iuc Some collapse would be staggering. And there Lss ago, he named Sen. Richard !w Sen. George McGovern of So Dakota, the time the airlift capability and the f unds to mount its own judicial nominations decide to oppose her, a of Indiana as his campaign manager and Sen. 1t7$ prseid.c*Ial candidate, wants Carter out of LeCkiSed precedent, favorable In that Lockheed nasty bsttle could ensue. famine relief operation to Phnom Penh. Thus far, natnou1tIn'atetcM John Danforth of Missouri to head his Issues the White Hoiva. the Soviets haven't lifted a finger. program. Th to the taxpayer. Nation al defense worked In en lad week Sen. John Ch afes of Sen. Henry Jac ks on of Withton, b,at. by In a gesture to demonstrate his support of Rhode laud e Lockheed's favor and is Illo a factor In the case sign th Meanwhile, time is running out for the Camed on wi an endors e em nt an in nominally d Caner 1VI$, Mill açporti th energy conservation, carter ordered earlier was given the chore of helping pull New gland president but predicts that he will falter and bow of Chrysler, the Pentagon's foremost suppl1ef 31 4 pay f p bodians. Unless the world is prepared to sit by and year that federal employee. tanks. camp. watch an entire nation starve, emergency shipfor psñing spas. One reporter I nto the B)c.r l)ri loo at his first t king hr at ee public c ches, McGovern I. an Oi*-sadid s up porter of Sen. ___ termed the result ing explosion In the ments of food stocks must begin right now. And to So th e answer to Nader's question Is likely to st th em a 'good mix" pi 1IsopMcally. Edward Esimedy. Jackson feels Klumsdy will be Issue Iii Wii}th4ton." prvnoimced 1 bureaucracy "the hotte ensure that these supplies reach the Cambodian be a qualified yes. And that raises a further &fld e balance , Th of Lugar, a conservative, noai,i,,. Federal personnel managers are people and that the program is administered for derate, and Chafes, a liberal, w Danfoeth, a mo Kennedy, himself, has Mssdiadly insisted thu disturbing question. Is the United Slates heading the rS$UlMIons to rids $ _ ristPolicy. humanitarian and not political or military purIn artfullY designed to lead credence t Bakat's he expects Carter to win the m"ibiMIi and has down the same roan mat same of tts":'lnReaodrniM has been p'ticularly rong poses, international supervision is essential. claim that he can uady the Party sid that he Is pledged to support his campaign for a :-:--I diutelalised partners have already taken,, to Congress where nearly L000 free parking spaces th their regret? e _t .hctabls of 11w Republicans. term, We think Hanoi and Moscow will, however are tw. every day. Minority Leader Ted Subsidization of aili ng Indodries In the cans., th Yet Kennedy, more en anyone .1.., ci reluctantly, permit such supervision if the rest of Stevens of ?JaMa said that If automobile ROOSId Reagan, going basically With thsssine WhiCh CS so close to WisSling the IVIS help Carter. * declaration by Kennedy that he amOng others, of Job preservation has long buen problems ar, so bed in Washington, thin the the world make. It clear that both governments thepictlCeIflmach OfWeMernEurcpe. And It is Capitol should be moved to Kansas or GOP i'in4on, has again nailed dawn Sen. will not seak or ace* the nomination as cause will be held responsible for the fate of the Cam. often cited a of much of what ails the where Paul Lault ci Nevada as his ".'lesal chairman, dispel much of p4q5 pflfe e3se In "mide Amsr1c , sanwwiire bodin *people. Of several countries, in particulir Thi major dlfteunc. Is that in the pre-IPYS _________________________ pecg. get around ino. . 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The Orioles, leaders in the . ._ nts S..... - ___$dS74)M 4tI I -'!otographer snapped the -- - red fti .%0.,R.%WA_:'_ ii'_~ "I wasn't on the bus. As far as Billy Martin taking a picture, a - ___ - 1_. L 1. woman's buttocks. - Iubh4I dirIMot (Jaly21, IM4), "approzimately ..Ma *.ctw, tIS4hiI*olthe(sUrrubbsr)h1dustry,u 4 -14611~10~ -.. baseball," said Morabito. Morabito made It clear, however, neither he nor Martin were present while the team allegedly was autographing the • .• ,',I - "1 asked for It because Billy said he had never seen anything like that In all his years In - rtot1wUJ.'od,yIntt1iswa. Iess Accoediag to the al repeit of the OICay, V-9W ~ Morabito confirmed Carlson's story the Yankees asked for the picture. Sunday. Royko had received a letter from a woman who was annoyed because her son couldn't get an autograph from the Yankees while the team was allegedly busy signing a young woman's buttocks. Morabito said a researcher for Royko, to whom he talked, misinterpreted some of his comments to her. Morabito also indicated Stelnbrenner, "was not too happy the way the story came out in Royko's column," but said the owner took no action before leaving for Los Angeles. ' . • __ ---a. Hb stsii a i.deui 1G*m. - few feet In front of the bus and faced It." Jai Alal Is C •L Ia *llciuhS,ftW. GeI.sr, th. F*WL adon" "mow in k(ha 1sà:w-tIge.dil*,warenewsdin mod, 1111 in the eve of Wiild WarD. JodIN otr'ijj1uIj__c.-p--yau)amd --------a i II &.I • to as keewn as Ien&d Oil of New Jersey, bd' $.hersvü' • SIii rspu •ter iii has agplsvsd 'uw ftma Whese miii vice --"A." G* T. 'idl$Sl alticel need was rubhas. 1k, go-itj the sii Øe4eliticiuM; ,1 potiletic 11 wed to Luau . . the mid Baltimore, and they're a darn' respected team." Trout, son of former majorleague pitcher Dizzy Trout, has won six of his last seven starts. lie struck out seven, including Doug DeCinces to end the game, to raise his record to 7-5. Coincidentally, the elder Trout threw his last pitch for the Orioles in Baltimore on Sept. 11. 1957, when Steve was six weeks old. "Knowing my dad ended his career here just makes this night 10 times better," Trout said. "I didn't think about the shutout until two were out in the - W M. Jm.n, as us O..IIS1 cilsutsths vad free&assto all showim, 'd on 'rel, orm4hir& on aa.src 11d p$g p-ud by fuslsresiuymaIlublstOa'wUoninthsgre1 denI(L ' "I was so happy because the last pitch was exactly where I wanted it," the Chicago White Sox lefthander said Monday night, after blanking the Baltimore Orioles, 7-0, on five hits. "And I knew I had beaten - dOUes"aPu#ddengonsigmcyOf theorworyws. a. best. - - , Like a true protessional, rookie Steve Trout got his biggest kick from beating the American League East, at least salvaged something from the night when Jim Palmer was able to throw some pitches in relief. It was his first appearance since July 1. He came off the disabled list Sunday. "I had no discomfort and I was pleased that I had a chance to throw all my pitches," Palmer said. In other AL games, Boston nipped Minnesota, 6-5, New York edged Texas, 3-2, MUwaukee shaded Kansas City, 54. Toronto beat Oakland, 4-2, Detroit trimmed California, 5-3, and Cleveland whitewashed Seattle, 6.0. In the National League, St. Louis defeated Chicago, 3-2, with Lou Brock singling twice to become the 14th player to reach the 3,000-hit plateau, Pittsburgh hammered Philadelphia, 9-1, and Houston topped Montreal, 44. Red Sax 6, Twins 5: Butch Hobson belted his 20th homer with two out In the eighth, to climax a rally in which Boston erased a S-U deficit. - by ' Birds Beaten si ' "Baseball 1 14h escem*y ceoMcr in in4 -113, ed United that WIINGTON We hay, bees ts to hine. Thi to ," 1pid sxpsssthe Dipai'or"s SCUm, bigam to ashe a major Jarifouadthat$ande,d Essen for quuth'dng whether 11w i i. Statee,W'W castliated g. cethIemWtheI7 iftetubberpisgeentin tried to block s)athotk rubber devslopuant dodryshouldbsadrad.dtodevulepsysthmlc IlCfet tOf aveemeat •• by Alan Mayer Brock said whether he is in the lineup is up to the St. Louis management. But he quickly added, "I'm prepared to play every day." 9.20 3.40 lZubiSarduy 7.60 Indiana - Signed guard Jim linebacker Ruben Mason; placed Ken Daly of Wake Forest; defensive Arkansas State; defensive lineman New York (Ellis 2.5)at SOscar.0Iaga 3.20 Q (2.4) 3030, p (4-2) 65.40: 1 (4. Kovacs of the University of Texas 11th- round draft Stan Rome on in back Levi Armstrong of UCLA; Walt Sullivan of South Carolina Atlanta (Brlzzolsra au. 7:as 4Said.Golri center Clay Singletary of West Vir Q (14) 39141 (14) 112,20: T (1 State; linebacker Brett Simmons of 2$) 447.10. jured reserve list. as a free agent. p.m. 84) Waived veteran qinia; tackle Dan Jackovichof Utah Furman, Eighth game New Orleans Portland Philadelphia Signed guard Jim 11.9) -1,14h: Handle $116,910 Soccer 2Mutiila.01ano 1300 1.40 2.20 Paxson of Dayton to a multiyear linebacker Floyd Rice and free State; guard Mat? Carroll of Pitt cincinnati mostham 6:05 M..aynliI,tr.s.tts Edmonton Signed former I EganaGoiri 9,20 3.60 contract, safety John Sanders, wide receiver sburqh. linebacker Ken Sheets of FIIIIIIMC David Hall of MissouriRolla, North Carolina; guard Eugene Scottish winger Graham Leggat to SApralz.Arrieta 3.60 (Ha 1 04) Los Angel., of Football AMerICIa 9,10 5.40 4.50 Qft2) 43 00: P12.1) 123.00:1 (31St. Louis (Denny 6-9), 5:35 p.m. lCarasa-Arca Atlanta - Placed on Injured linebackers Ray (lurk of UCLA and Clark of UCLA, and tight end Jim five-year contract as vice president But 3lrusts.Peclna and managing director. 5.10 3.00 5) 200.00. reserve veteran fulback Mike Forest Hancock of San Francisco Stephens of Florida, Montrs.l (Lee 104) W I. Pt?. 0$ 2VlctorFernan Placed on waivers NY Giants Hockey 3.10 Ninthqame Rod Bellamy Houston (Andular 11.0). 5:35 Esposito, tight end James Wright State, defensive tackle 76 39 Salt Los Angeles- Signed defenseman Q(3.4) 43.0:1(4.3-2) 71.00 Bob quarterback Fred (lesana, safety 9.10 1.40 4.20 sMutilla of Auburn, defensive end p.m. and rookies Putt Choate and n $ecendsame lApraiz 6.60 Lukas; cut Bruce Beekley of Howard of Idaho State and safety Larry Mallory, wide receiver Brian Randy Manery and center Steve 140 Widassay's Games 61 50 .V6 MUwsuk. DeRoo, defensive back Mo Tyler, Carlson to multiyear contracts. SCarasaPecina 9.40 5.40 3.00 7Oscar 3.60 San Oregon, wide receiver William Clark Cloy of Jackson State, Francisco at Chicago 62 53 .539 14 New York college S*.tlfloGa$tl 11.00 4.40 Waived wide placekickers Steve Mike Mayer and 0(4.0) 29.I0 P (5-4) 91.10: T ($4Pittsburgh San Diego at Pittsbgh, night Black of Carson-Newman, safety 40 II in 17½ Detroit Iowa Northwestern -Named wrestling 2 1t*taGi'.t'do 3,10 7)327.20. Bradley of Christianburg, dc receivers Carlos Lee and Mike Allan Leavitt, Tom Rusk of Henry LOS Ag at St. Louis, night 40 II in 17½ ClIveind Q (14) 63.4e (ensive end Eddie Heath of Texas Almond and running back Duane and Tim Gillespie of North Carolina. coach Ken Kraft as associate P ($1) 53.44i T ($1. Tenthgame New Volt at AtIss*a, night 37 Si .314 41½ Tergrto OD (44) 112.4' 3Apraiz.lsidro 16.00 2.60 3.10 AIIM, cornerback Kevin Hunt of Jones; placed linebacker Willie Fry, Cut the following free agents: director of athletics for ad PhIladelphia at CincI, night West Tisirigame 6ZubiOIano 2.50 4.10 Southeast Missouri State, running running back Russell Davis, of. linebackers Blake Whitialch and ministration. Montreal at Houston, nigM W L Pr?. SI 14,10 16.20 9.20 1 RamonRodolfo 6Paco 5.00 back William Miller of Ouachita fensivetackle Phil Noel, cornerback Dave Dauer, wide receivers Steve 6212.143CofIf 2 Vlcandi 6.60 4.20 0(36)3650 .,P(3.6) 134.20, 1 (34 Baptist; safety Dave Parkin of Utah Derrick Glasper and wide receiver Davis and Ken Randle, running 6261 1043½ Mkvs State. linebacker. Stuart Walker of Calvin Sweeney on the Injured back Robert Smith, offensive Kit city 61 34 Al 5 5Zt lineman Kyle Davis and Bill Fifer Ileventh,ame Colorado and running back Charlie reserve list, 41 II .155 6½ Tom WAS'TERESOURCtS 0(24)42.41,P(6-3)ti$.71,T(64. 2Domlngo.Pecina 1.10 5.40 5.00 Waived wide and punter Steve Broussard. Placed Washington Young of North Carolina State. 53 61 .3 13 chicago 'At D.yIss.Saw* 1) 222.45. Budrow, Steve $Arano.Olano 5.00 3.20 Released kicker John receiver Tony Hall, center Lou free agents Mike Buffalo 15 70 .112 1$ $041 tIs Mssieymatiseerswøs Fesr*ame STranIGerardo 6.10 Leypoldt, running back Rod Orlando, safety Anthony Young and Spencer and Bryan Nieblar on the 54 .W4 32 lend pWs, tIranl.Arri.ta 9.10 5.10 2.00 injured reserve list, Placed Steve 0(2.0)39.61, P(2.$1 133.1$. 1(24 Stewart. punter Bob Cameron, defensive end Jesse O'Neal. 9 , MondeyS IsestS lVictor4srardo 0.10 110 5.00 lCarasa-Dlaga Young on the physically unable to 7.00 3.20 1) 361.55. San Francisco defensive Waived six back Rossill Pope and :Chlcago 7. IaItlmVe 0 3lrusta.Feman 1.20 440 öZubi-Gas*ill 3.20 Tw.Htl,game velerans: free safety Chuck Crist, perform list. Claimed rookie run. wide receiver Larry Willis. ..,SiiIoll 6, MIWJSstI S 7f'aJ.Mp4f41 5.10 0(1-2) 14.15: P(1.1) 17.90, 7 (2.1. 3 Said-Enrique 15.10 9.00 4.20 Chicago Waived wide receivers offensive linemen Everett Little and fling back Mike Jones, cut earlier by ,,New Voit 3, 11115$ 2 0(14) iue. 1 (147) 320.15. 6) 143.50 IMutllla.Paco 1.40 340 Rick Morrison and Dave Petzke, Duncan McColl, wide receiver Jack Washington. UHeaubas 5, Kan City 4 litsidismi P"1409 Cut defensive back Tim Dallas 1 lsasa.Golrl 3.20 quarterback Kraker, Steploe, safety Bruce Rhodes and Pete ToreNs 4, OokWW 2 7swe-0401 I I 12M 23A 8.30 I Oscar-EnrWe 7.40 4.60 3.30 Osborn. Released Lavender of Southern Californla and 0 (34) 41-11 i P 134) 1?9.401 T (34~ 11mbacker jim SnIkerls, kicker 11mbacker Mike ,.De9rei, 1, CalifornIa 3 4 iruata-Arcs 6.20 3.0 2 MutIIia.OIaga 5.20 2.50 I) 425.0. _________ Silly Todd and running backs Bruce (our rookies: Kevin O'Shea, a kicker five free agents: wide receiver Eli Cleveland 6, $00" 0 6 F4 lCarasa.Gesardo 340 4 lsmaOondra 0.20 Handle $121,535. from St. Mary's; Chuck Butter field, Marshall of Carolina State; Gibson and Jim Rogers. I Tideys Games 0(44) 51.419 P174)91.1St 1 (14' 0(14)41.11: P(1.1) 1$.14i 7 (1.2. Cincinnati Waived placekicker a center from Long Beach State; defensive back Tom Flynn of Noire (Al Times IDT) u sees., no (1.7) 113.90. help PieyeaM11'IMrr 4)324.10. ______ Nick Lowery, wide receiver Jim Danny Walker,a wide receiver from Dame; wide receiver Ed Preston of -:chkaes (W01Th101 1211) a? ThWdgsms Ilsihgam. Bob Hukill, a tackle Wilson and defensIve back Gary Arizona, and pSitImere (Moms 9.7), 7:10 P.M. 1$ma 15104.15 1.20 ISinti.Psclna 1110 6.20 4.10 McNsal and placid veteran of. from North Carolina. Placed (IedNrfl 6.1) a? lmwlgu. 3.10 310 lDom$ngo.Orarde 5.10 9.40 lenilve tackle Ron Hunt on the linebackers Ed Bradley and Bruce . M. 24), 7:30 P Susan (Ripley 2Arcs 3.11 4Tr$fllPefMn 11.40 Saskefoall Ella were placed on injured reserve. Tesas (MedIch 14) it NOW Cut guard Lou reservidid not report list. Los Angeles 0(1.1)3440s P(14) 94.901 1(1-1. 0(1-1)4341: P(1.1) 113.00; 7(1.1. Philadelphia - Placed 10 players Orson Say Waived veteran Yelt (John 15.6), 5 P.M. txxon Keplies 10 WW. 11.1 - Nazi uealling$ by Jadles 'b to4oa the Nasi c' Brock now joins Ty Cobb, the all-time hit leader with 4,991, hank Aaron, Musial, Tris By MIKE TULLY UPI Sports Writer a picture of It If she showed up 2) 11S,lSo Ii be for the rest of the year, Aiajor League ' - V ments, Brock spoke with pride about the accomplishment, which he has consistently maintained was a far greater achievement than either his single season stolen-base Checking Asked what his plans would his 3,000th hit against the Cubs' Moe Drabowsky on May 13, 1958 in Wrigley Field. I- u ,. hits that he would take no particular satisfacti9n from getting the hit off the Cubs, who shipped him to the Cardinals in Despite his low-key corn- player to reach the mark Willie Mays, Napoleon Lajoie, Paul Waller, Cap Anson, Al average. At the time he Kallne and Roberto Clemente smiled. "They (Chicago) just nounced his retirement in April. members of the exclusive as happened to be in town for a dog he said he would play his final lie is the second Cardinal to club. fight series." year regardless of whether he reach 3,000 hits. Ironically, Hail Lamp was hurt on the play, reached the 3,000-hit mark. of Famer Stan Musial stroked 1__ -- . maintained throughout his quest for 3,000 suffering contusions on three fingers on his pitching hand. He credited Brock for hitting a good pitch. "lie's been swinging the bat very well," Lamp said. 'I thought it was a good pitch." "I always wanted with some glory." Brock said. "Right now, I'm doing a good job of it." .5 - 1' tonight's game. Brock had Clu record or his career theft mark. Speaker, Ilonus Wagner, Eddie Collins, Pete Rose - the last to leave I, - .. Sox home games for the Spanish-language La Raza weekly newspaper, admitted Monday he was asked by the Yankees to take the pleturs. "A guy came to me at my pod near first base before the game, handed me a card. It read 'Mickey Morabito' and had the Yankee team emblem onit," said Carlson. "He said a young lady was mooning the lean bus the two previous nights and he asked me to shoot got to be straight." - JACK ANDERSON George Carbon, a Chicago photographer who coven White everyone Is making It sound," said Mickey Morabito, director of public relations for the Yankees. "Things have been written that aren't 100 percent factual. No one Is condoning this conduct, but the facts he" - IERRY'S WORLD bounced around Busch Memorial Stadium. Brock left the game after that and will be honored again by Cardinal President August Busch before Brock reiterated that he has not changed his mind about retiring at the end of the season despite his lofty .323 batting - around and blown up pretty good. It's not as serious as - .. - "It's really been twisted - . cheers of "Lou, Lou, Lou," 1964 for pitchers Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz and outfielder Doug Clemens. "It didn't matter to me if I got if off the moon or Mars," Brock June picture of the girl," he said. "I Morabito and Manager Billy after that nights game. Martin met Monday with "It looked like the players don't know if anyone signed Stelnbrenner before he left for were paying a lot of attention to her. I understand she did get on Los Angeles for the summer her bared butt, but I couldn't the bus but was thrown off by the traveling secretary (Bill baseball meetings. tell If they autographed It. We talked and I explained ,,But as she left the bus, she Kane). He told her, 'If Billy the facts about what hap- spoke briefly to Martin, who sees you on the bus he's going to pened," Morabito said. "That's was just getting on. He had no get pretty mad." really all that went on. He camera shot no pictures. He The story originally appeared wants to talk to more people talked to her briefly, then went In a column by Mike Royko of about It and took Into It." In and sat down. She walked a the Chicago Sun-Times on While .$he team members of the New York Yankees were hoping the Juror would the quickly over an )ncident Involving a young woman who "mooned" them in 4Qdcago during a recent road trip, George Steinbrenner still wants to get tothe bottom of It. The young woman In Chicago allegely bared her buttocks to the team for autographs and plcturetaking purposes and the club's principal owner is dill seeking out further Information on the matter. WASHINGTON WORLD . NEW YORK (UPI) ',, - . fourth. His 3000th hit was Instrumental In the Cardinals' 3-2 win. Brock immediately was mobbed by his teammates, and wH it 3ff 000 I to 'Mooning' Incident their likely prospects: me House caved In to the traditional respect the House and Senate pay each other's Internal decisions and operations as It narrowly voted to give what supporters said would be enough money a total of $137.7 million to complete construction of a drlpped.down version of the Senate's mammoth third office building. But the action came after the House slashed $4.9 million Intended for a rooftop dining room and wood paneling for senator's offices. Critics contend Congress eventually will restore these and other cuts and spend $200mlllionto finish the the- Brock got his 2,999th hit, a bloop single to left field in the first Inning and reached the milestone when he singled off the hand of Chicago starter Dennis Lamp to lead off the tei" nbrenner By DON GRAFF The Candidates' Ba AUGUST PERFORMER Problems I. .., WASHINGTON (WA) In addition to the well.publiclzed energy issue, Congress left several ma jor, and some not so ma jor, Issues unresolved before It left town for its August recess. Here Is the status of a few of them and I ite all s El" night." LOU BROCK ...39000hlts Tuesday, Aug. 14,1979--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. attitude that has made him a certain future Hall of Fame selection. "I tried to be nervous but I couldn't," Brock said. "I slept well last night except that our new baby cried around mid- - convince himself to be nervous. ...*` Chrysler __ (UP!) Lou Brock said he tried as hard as be could, but just could not On The V __ - - r ck Joins VIEWPOINT - - - ' Cost Overruns munists. A simmering border war with Communist Vietnam led to the Vietnamese invasion last year and the replacement of the Khmer Rouge government with a regime controlled by Hanoi. Widespread guerrilla fighting against the Vietnamese invaders continues and, indeed, is intensifying. And now, as a cumulative result of these convulsions, virtually the entire Khmer people face imminent famine. Most of the rice crop that would have kept Cambodians alive through mid-1980 'ffl not be harvested, partly because much of it was never planted this spring and partly because much that was planted was destroyed during the Vietnamese invasion, United Nations and International Red Cross officials just returned from a fact-finding trip to Cambodia estimated that 2.25 million Cambodians face starvation. The U.S. State Department is even more pessimistic. Its assessment is that all 5.7 million Cambodians are in desperate need of food and medical assistance. Without this assistance, SPORTS "•' ANGL E.WAL TERS There seems no end to the agony of Cambodia. The devastation visited on that nation by five years of civil war was followed by the tour-year terror . "We do save by being able to buy In quantity and More Itatthe warehouse," Kirkpatrick says. "Then we deliver the food supplies to 16 different schools In the county. This saves some money." There are a total of 41 schools In Seminole County but only 16 of those have their own kitchens, he explained. "Six Of our kitchens are production centers where they prepare food for not only their school but other schools," Kirkpatrick says. "The other ten kitchens are self-contained in that they serve only their : ,:%.: particular school." where one school prepares. 11w satellIte program toad for another cuts down the cost of food preparation, Kirkpatrick adds. Consequently, the high food prices affect everyone but some cost savers can be Implemented to use over that Inflationary hump. food stpllesjor the 197910 school year. Mostall thIfoodehavegoneispin price since lad year, Mrs. Whitmore says. The mod dramatic Increases come from milk, ground beef and hamburger patties. Lad year, hamburger patties were 19 cents 'apiece but this year they are 21¼ cents apiece, she lI ll . O " _. 0 I II- -,,I I I - - MW 'S 7 2 *_1 'w ii so - '., **' *a-&'--* TT . - , - 4* ".. -, '% -. 4 - - .- ..c -A '%II -_ - - -_ ~. �A—Ev.nlng HiraM, Sanford, FL Tuisday, Aug. 14, Dfl ORSELVES U nKee NEW YUiilt (UPI) — Next Did you see where the them, NBA CommisON to go In the Yankee's(ald late Philadelphia Flyers named studying coach sinner Larry O'Brien will make swniner housecleaning Carke assistant be their celebrated Gold Bobby Glover, Graig Nettles, whom the other day? That's phase his to what cornpedecision nsation theasTrail Blaze rs will one. Phase two is when they receive for Bill Walton. Kermit they have waivers on and a t designate him head coach, and Washin gton is a cinch to wind quietly trying to move righto they're a cinch todoit one day up In Portland as part of San now NW after he's finished playing.... ego's compensation.... stay with the Yankees is A3.75 big league manager gets Last time he saw him, million over the next five years, Durocher gave Billy Martin the to the ballpark earlier than and for that, they feel he can g needle for adding Jeff Torborg Gene Mauch. He's there so play someplace else like as one of his coaches while early, some of his Minnesota uico or ioruino. Net tles Will players think he sleeps at the passing over him. be 35 next week. The Yankees was kidding Martin, it he still park.... think they have a much better J.R. Richard, the Astros' chance of signing Bucky Dent thinks he'd be able to help some flame-thrower, is putting In his club either in the dugout or again.... 11th season In professional upstaIrs.... Preseason games originally T s.eun uray, rew England's were meant to help get teams veteran All-Pro tackle, is on the ready. That Idea seems ob. block. The Patriots simply want solde in the NFL Some of the to go with someone younger young lions trying to win jobs than the big Mississippian who Immediately go into these will be 28 thIs winter.... contests breathing fire and Any big league club looking bearing down as If they're In the for a pitching coach might try Super Bowl and one of the results is a staggering number getting In touch with Bob Gibson, who says he'd consider of serious Injuries.... getting back into baseball If the conditions were right.... Final submissions from Portland and San Diego are due at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND O5_$EMlNoLI COUNTY, the end of this week and after - baseball and he remembers how naive he was In his first one with Covington, Va., of the Appalachian League. "The other team had a man on first and I went through my windup pitching to the hitter," Richard recalls. "When I got back Into the dugout, the manager asked mewhythewlndup?Itoldhlml - •. .... w..m. SANFORD, FLA. Plaintiff VS. CITYOFWINTIR5PRJNG$, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWHOMITMAYCOP4CERN: ALLEN C. LANE and MARIE C. LANE. his wife, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE 7 • I ,7 I ', , . 1 NOTCElSHERyGivEp,y soTlc iv,n that on the 27th day of August, 1919, at tt*houroI 11:00A.M. at the West Front door of the Seminole County i Springs, Florida, that said City avsenhgnid Clerk will off,rfor sai, to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described property: Lots 47 and 70. MOLL IDAY BEAR LAKE SUBDIVISION NUMBER 2, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 4, Page , Public Records ofSemlnoiaCounty, - (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH; CLERK BY Patricia Robinson GEORGE C. KELLEY, III 's Aftom.y for Plaintiff P*U*: Nl'jof tO. Th Wit r. .•. . ..' . •••••• • •• • • • . i • . , f . VINYL TOPS .. .I . .. ... o 0H .,, • ,- ....... I'l rr . Lindv's Auto Center D L b .. . 1742 AT LAKE MARY BLVD - i. 60214" ____ of SsSkmlng: Thence continue $.$5 ____ . Guy Th teats one of Mr. Ti tractors. S • ivic L C f Mr. T's* who have also been known In the busbi,es community over. available at Ifis office Of 1111 CIty 4IfiOffl.30fajffofll.eWadyIy Clerk di Pits City of Winter SPringS, Rlghtof.Way Line of U.S. Highway __ fir all persons deiWleg to i& as i5,Ib1is Florida, in Official the years — Bobby L.ggstt and INIMbIS SIMS. Records look IS. Page * Of th All inWaslid peruits are invited Public Records Of liMInsle County, ____ Ii di1d end hi IlSild. • Taet ,, Plorids, Thence run Southwesterly THIS NOTICE Shall be published along said RlgN.Of.Way Line bilng to rn.," saidThori*on, who was WIllIS IVIBII Malta. I$aPeV a curve concave Southeasterly for 16% yesra a .J,'. Of general Clrcwlltiift N fits City, having a radIus Of 95594$ fist, a ThargOn. MS (1) tIme at INst fifteen (11) central angle di 0 degrs.s $411", a hIS ______ y5 brier tSffiSth1lieltWpghc srd besrk di S. 29 degriM wai brcs*hi up en a farm, Il'Ws'w tsr an ac distance however. DATED this liNt day *15 tesS a t%encs no N. 15 dwNs W Ta also has a heavy line **la distance ii 4045 Fista CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, ted run $15 sgroso w.v's., a of ad pickup tm-ks. FLORIDA __ ____ m.byb U,1WO - .. t - 6LI:, 3234116 1 .. - li 2S1OA OAK AVE Over 20 _____ I , . PHILIPS ICO(19 - . .- f0cown •' 4 _ I some dstaraowad dim? Iiaea Jot became I 4iange Mama's two adey. .IwesldrIsUyaPPreclM.ItU . - ;-'' 0 - - — _., SIVINABILITY# 'CONFLICTS __ $ A mv at aw 0 -1 1016- "a be . I "-- * 1 A, ' t~* ' I 00 - 0f at the former Mayfair Inn, among others. Admitting she has been through some major changes In the modern world, Mrs. Golson is mostly concerned over the young people's driving • (1 - . T~, - .. habits. "They want to go 90 miles an hour," she said. done -taking care of the elderly. helped raise two foster grandsons." Mrs. Golson discussed astrology and the fact that she's a Leo. She talked about the only work outside the home that she has ever A member of the First Baptist Church, it Is obvious Mrs. Golson loves life and people. She never had children, she said, "but I In celebration of her 90th birthday, Mrs. Golson was entertained at the Sanford borne of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunter. She said during the enry!' S Henry!" -- H -•igned, wants to marry me and I want "Get well, to know If I'm too old to have an "Bob." I know five Bobs. I operation to enlarge my bust. telephoned the store It came Have you ever heard of a from and they can't trace the woman having this kind of sale since it was cash transurgery In her SOs? (PS. If I saction. decide to go ahead with It, could Three beautiful floral any husband tell the difference arrangntents, none with between me and the real identifying names of senders. A. LI._I......t....-. uluI, juwi ic.qnwuui uio uuriasa. £ CONSIDERING IT was able to learn the names of DEAR CONSIDERING: My two. mediesi ceesultasti Ithrm A 5-pound box of candy from that WISE IWISS In a popular chain with eight have thu kind of outlets in San Francisco. I'm .1 them regret haviag Waited N AM trying to find out who sent 1' It I tbI.k day, friends called at her home. Smiling, she said, "I got lots of presents." '! , I 0,~ . . . r~.1 * . . 1. I 0 you and your lovely wife would stay with Mama for just one night; change her diaPer, bathe her and turn her every few hours so I could get one full nights sleep. . You never bother to visit Mama because her mind 1$ gone and you say 5111 wouldn't know that you were here. She coukbt't see you because the's blind, and she couldo't hear you because the's deaf. It's true. Mama doesn't know you anymore. But you know Mama. When Mama dies, you will cry hardest at her funeral. And you Will probably criticize me 5th k .11 t... fl., 1k 1W 1W% i 7U.U7 W1 £ U W cried out and I won't have anything to cry about. But you will. Think about IL SISTER DEAR ABBY: I am 54 years old. I hay, always been a fairly attractive woman, and have had my ogportwtities to mirry, hidI now did because I was amberrasud over hawing suck a snall boain. I am Sift with a mn who - __ 1ag Uyeud l.g.ahead with It, ceasult a BOARD CER. e.p.a. bind may is' (P.S. Year may t IS aie to tell the differmeg 1.1w... you and the how real thug. It dep..de much szpedsacs be's bed with the 5151 1' DEAR ABBY: I am recovirijig In the hospital from TIjIj plastie - _i...t LI... •ss.:w eup _a_.._ operation. But I have encountered another problem, thoia It's a ifliner one, cornpsrativ,Iy up,"tg. I have received: A beautiful scuf with as sselsusd card, it. Two books from two friends. One, Obviously expensive ($32 psçes) rated uncomfortably on my stomaclt. I insY read it when I get home. The other Is a modest paperback which I am enjoying. hie... si - PREPLEXEDINBEDINS.F. Mrs. Golson told of going to the beach about two weeks ago and how "beautiful It was." She said "I haven't danced since then," she said. "But I think I could." Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: Releases should be typed (lower and upper case, double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number is necessary. Keep releases simple. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior to publication date. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week in advance. : WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY NEW GENERATION OF DRESSING It stared with "Saturday Night Fever" and became a rage — disco dancing. Because of this new dance craze, there's whole new generation of dressing. Betsy Johnson designs a dress that flatters, calling attention to the dancer. Puckered at the bodice it hugs and defines a beautiful shape. DEAR PERP1P19fl: Fm e1& k.. I...a 7ru EWI USVV 1 their patience alter cxperleaclag the same lrmaU.., Add aisther: well. visitors vhs came in sees, slay ton Ing tolk be no* d 511 us the bid, ., — CLOUD SUN. and MON. TU1- Win Clan ........ ........$a.m..lOa.m. SsghrnsrsC$ass.......0 ham-ham. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT WID.-' All Day Note............... lOa.m..sp.m. OUR SKATES $218 YOUR SKATES $2.10 £vanIngkuIget$i, ........7p.m.-lIp.ns. THURS.—Ivudiig S.sslse $1.00......7 p.m.4 p.m. ADULTS (14 LOver) .......$p.m..hI:31p.m. FRI. MATINEE 2 p.15.4 p.m. I*s1g$iss1sis MT—MATINEE 2p.m.4p.m. IvsnMWSW ............ 7:3.m.-h1p.*. I. . .... . . . ... .. ~ FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER 3 Pieces heasy-dippid fried clsldwt, mash pivalsesaadgrayy, cM. slaw and 21st butter tasthis' biscuits Honey upon request. - . ........ __ - — ?•: . .. iN. _L.iIJ 95 , I *ImWw 'ra' __l,eflw.p_ -•.-' . areflutisd _ I .1I , .", ~, ., ~I.!,. . ,I I I:NlJ1I.11L1I*.t - am%% -1 ".... 'L, .~~.~ I ... 1 1 ... 1 r .. • A b (uuled by *o ~ - -. .(aqI .end - . ..0 CALL O" . Liphiol. • ~Y'17 .. 111*1"I ", I. la, luU"''' '.t-0 .., ,. . 1.~!I~ . .1.1~ ['..L..,%.' I s$gsy proçlskM, (a pa - , __ " . ,~J,,.,. ~ i. *U& I '' ,' t. ~~.. . I . f ~~, ~ftmom. . . ~,. , _., ., .. t , `~,,,._-~._ I '' r~' ".. - .. L. ~%j I,~': _~-,~_,.I-?,* '' I ~ -.1". I L. .,, ~' !.".11 # .. ~ , "-.. ~". ... I ... I_... _' "' ~, " ' ~'r,. j . I.,~jaj~. ~tI,. : -".*1-, ft.~#- . A L .. r. . I I . I -1 L I I, -_IVIQ~I- N-4 __~ ..;~ ---S6*I- -!A -AL_ * .. I I 1, CA 111)po i . jvult fpt~ 0- IMOMON . I .' -"• - - k 2761IW.21IhST.(SR.A): SANFORD 1*Fitash Ave. (Hwy. 17.52) 0 U N. Hwy. 17-n - - j.,- 'IT'S HONEY DIPPED 15:30 a... )Ip,m, BXCW Fri. I Sat. Closhig 15:30 *AT$NSU .1m, '. , 1. 322•9353 ~ '. ___ Quid All Day Wednesday ..... (.,r ~ SISt •..- ALL FOR ONLY $ P VALUE $2.07 - .IprOI9lon(vn . S ~*- - " 10111C Don't 1. 45 tCi sN hipubliul w' risØ ,!P.L Su $arS, W %W~;ovnsnInft9CW. MoNle1%" , I#Ali"-#Melin .1 "to"VNINIS" __ = NW"o -Ff, . - .. ~ -- 19 14 "M " ............ TTENTIONH Today, Mrs. Golson said she reads a lot and plays solitaire. She does her own cooking and takes care of her home. "1 eat when I get hungry and sleep when I get sleepy," Mrs. Golson said. she was hospitalized about two years ago -"a minor heart attack, nothing serious." - . I. . :o 's •0 . ro ~. .. ~~ 11 . 0 - .,.-- WER :-.4 - . - CAU322.3315i,3 • _____________________ - OFF PROFESSIONAL DEcORATING SERVICE IN YOUR NMI NO CHARGE. NOOSLISATIQII cwe,..,, ,.. 315 Masuihi. lislird -. % DWI1II WOVII WOODS MUIIUNDS ft. 3n46n 611006& . - 0 cntm Mublhags - - FOR EVERY PURPOSE Custom Framing ~ ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'S IENM" 10 6@fas - .., 0 1 J 5. _so ,. O SANFORD . i -S .- °': - '0-. O 323.$S I u.~ Mrs. Frances 1. Gotson, who says she reads a lot, examines bound volumes of the Sanford Herald, dating back to 1922, the year she arrived in Sanford via steamfrom boat Mrs. Jacksonville. Golson has been living in her home on Beardall Avenue for 55 years. k-. 0 PHONE 0 -1 u-:-I 0 . this. It's an open letter to my brother: Dear Brother: Tomorrow will be 10 years since I took Mama into my - home. You were all for sending her to a date Institution, but I couldo't do that. V.i,t IWI 5,Il V...-.m4A iu 5I4l.i.i ,Il PI - pretty good because I get Mama's Social Security thick - every moath. Do you really - think $223.10 Is "good pay" for likIng care (a total Invalid 24 hours a day? And when her check runs g, me mine ($112),mldbsforsthe3rdof the month rolls around. Its all °.jone. Mine and Mant's. Mygoodhiabanddrugglesto with his our bills - Social Security check It isn't MY. You say you can't afford to - help, but I notice you moms to yourself In bier, - keep dgwstt.s and Vallom, and WIVW- I EW VII. SW WJ SW vacatlon trip. Idont And your horn. Is paid for. Mine isn't. If you don't wad to give me th became you're afraid I spend It on myself, why don't you donate some 11*11 ASINCY I . 11.i 1 1 I O GLASS o, - PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION OF YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE.WE MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER YOU SETTER 'COVERAGE FOR LESS THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING. Your 0 0 -H Z.. ~1 ~~.. - DEAR .ABBY: Please print DROP IN TODAY FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION FOR EVERY. DECOR • 111111111T. OF THE OPPICI" jiii$rCITAMiSisIiii ' I. I I 'i ~ 0 -. - HE THOUGHT HE WAS Mini, Disips f ill diuI,p*Iwodi 11151Sf .Q100 ' I ft 11 COMPLETELY COVERED. DON'T BE A POOR JACK .. t ~ I - , 4 ThThsC.r Jaik Owasd... PsrJ.okN Center Mt . S 1i mdInd I f .. :, 1II&Ii I ! 3 ,-_.f WWWW Guy Thornton, long-time In business for two monthj, them and thougtitabout thjsfor ANNEX LOT SD, OF GILlS, Replat according toft* Plat thereof Sanford resident and civic Mr. T'sis open Mondaythroug)3 years. When the opportunity OVERSYNEET AND DREW'S asJerda4lnP.I.7,page,6ofthe REVISION, NOW BEING ALL P.M.of Seminole County, Florida, 111130 president of Mr. Friday from e:30a.m.to6p.m. came along l took advantage of WEST 231.3 FEET OF LOT I, ffia cerImS.UdW.es33E,a Ta Tractor Mower and Truck and Saturday 8a,rn.to1 p.m. A it." LYING SOUTH OF ATLANTIC the North Line of sold Lot 11, a Center, U.S. 17-02 at Lake Mary complete parts and service COAST UNE RAILROAD RIGHT. datanceof5fW, thenc OF-WAY, BLOCK D, OF D. R. degrees 13'OO E. a distance eofrun 5o department Is also part of Mr. "I enjoy talking and being 195.97 Boulevard. MITCHILL'S SURVEY OF THE feel toa Point on the Northerly The business speclallzesjn Ti. with people and selling fl em LEVY GRANT, ACCORDING TO Rlght.of.Way of Shepherd Road, John eet t Thornton, a resident of something they can use," he and THE PLAY THEREOF AS iIId Point being 3lo.2fiitEastoi ____ RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK is aIii g.Mr Ta will Florida for)years,15ofth said. ,$ouflr, Corner Of Lot 1$ of PAGE 1, PUBLIC RECORDS OF said Spring Hammock Replat, soon be liking on another line years in Sanford, retired SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, thence run 1.. SO degrees as well — Belarus, the Largest several months ago. "I soon PURSUANT TO FLORIDA N , Thornton noted that Agri. STATUTE 171.S41á PROVIDING aloi of theShepherd Northerly tnamdactur,roftractors in the fOImd thatWUno( theway,"h, • of . Way bsstWplaysalargepart ZONING FOR THE SUBJECT R 30.02 feet hr a Point Of world. "We will be handling said, adding he decided en his in the Seninole Coii*y corn. PROPERTYI PROVIDING FO* liginnIng thence run N. 0 degrees anything from a walker mower current ta1neu because he mustily. THE AMENDMENT OF THE 13*'W.a distance Of 111.15 fist to ,,It Is amazing how OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND the Point Of Curvature of a curve up to a 230-horsepower trac- has always been fascinated much prockice is Mill being THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE wi th farm equipmen cave Southwesterly and having a Los'," Thonstcn said. t and shipped out 1 the coy," he LAND USE PLAN, PROVIDING radius Of *15 feet, thence run A Sanford resident and Pickup trucks. "I like to drive said. DIRECTIONS TO -THE CITY NerffiweeNrty,aigngme arc of said nwam for the pad 15 _____________________________________ CLERK, $EVCRAIILITY, curve, iso feet through a central CONFLICTS AN EFFECTIVE aie of N grees ww' h years, Thornton has two _ te DATE. Point Of Tangency Of said curve, eeaoclats. working with him A copy of Slid Ordinance 511111 be hence run NA degrees WN"W., a PubII — .I ... . ., I ,. 3 Dear Brother: When Mama rj, D910M. Yn"'11 rr Hnrr1P_e_.f 2YEAROLDSANDUP HOURLY—WEEKLY—DAILY A Modern State Licensed Facility PIa,medActivlt, Arts—Crafts—Music Qualified Staff. Large Fenced-In Play-Yard eader Heads 90 I ; I I . ,: PHONE 322.8547 AD11 WI IVAb imI - OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, 115-001100 to the Point of Beginning. TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL PARCEL "5": From the Northwest AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO CoflljrofLot 17, Spring Hammock ~ . CHILD CARE AND PRESCHOOL (NextTe"The School of Dance") "a Elm Ave. Sanford , . _ ~ .322 21N GINGERBREAD HOUSE -1 I VII IVI , 323-4 . . of 203.04 feet to the CITY OP WINTER SPRINGS, distance Westerly Right-of-Way Line of U.S. Highway 171. 92 as established in NOTICE Official Records Book SI, Page TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN of Seo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by of the Public Records fkamps — LAme city Council Of me City of Winter County Florida, tMasterly a long said Rlght.of.way Springs, Florida, that _______ said City Line being a curve concave Council will hold a public hearing at heMterly having a radius of the Winter Springs City Hail, 400 N. feet, a centrai angle of 01 £dgsmon Ave., Winter Springs* degrees 22'56", a chord bearing of N. Florida, on 'Tuesday, September ' degrees 17134" E., for an arc 1979, at 1:30 p.m., ci as soon 30 di of133.OSfW, thence run N. distance ffierssftsr as pOIsIbIL to consider Nstance degrees 30'00" E., a of an Ordinance entitled as follows: 1 40,44 I eat I run S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY distance of ,. ED OR REPLACED $ REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTRIPING—CUSTOM STRIPING , ui ____ ." Mrs. Golson and her late husbsl:d, who was a chief engineer with Florida Power Co., rented an apartment at the corner of Palmetto Avenue and First Street. In 1924, they moved "to the country," as she calls it, to her present home. "Mellonville and 25th Street was really the country beck then, she said." While fingering with a sparkling stone earring to match her eyes, Mrs. Golson spoke of the Sanford social life In years put — the bails, and parties held COMPILM 1110DY AND PAINT SHOP - 9 •j j • ...... 1.' "There was a freight office here then," she said. "The docks were very (BRAKES- .OVERHAULTUNE.Up "I -. ing Strong At G I H I ' •..4 .0 • FLORIDA I O 0 . COMPLETE MEC AN CAL SERVICE .. .. . themrun 5.56 degrees 3010011W., along the Northerly Right-of-Way of Shepard Road. 30.03 Feet for a Point P.O. sox lin Apopka, Florida 3fl3 1 Jdm - t .bI ______________ __ * r. I 11_______ 1002 S. French Ave., Sanford degrees l3'00"E.a distance of1eg.97 feet to a Point on the Northerly Rightof Way of Stiephard Rood, said Point being 315.2 feet East of the Southwest Corner of Lot ii of said Spring Hammock Replat, Deputy Clerk s Being 90 hasn't slowed the vivacious lady down to a stop. She drives her 1964 Dodge Dart everywhere "except 14" she said. And she doesn't need a hearing aid nor a walking cane. While trclng a pattern with her fingertip on her green-checked sleeveless dress trimmed in lace, Mrs. Golson recalled arriving in Sanford in 1922 from Jacksonville. (She was born In Vlrginla,Del). PHONE322.s$22 —, , 0 ! ~P 'T ii- - VIA MON.&TUES.SENIORCITIZENS SHAMPOO SET $3.10 __________________________________ . tMncerun S.UdegreesS3'E.,along the North Line of said Lot 17, a distance of 204.61st, thence run 5.0 1919. r .. ~'i AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: Parcel "0": from the Northwest Corner of Lot 17, Spring Hammock Replat, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in P.S. 7, Page 96 of the P.R. of Seminole County, Florida, Final Judgment in Foreclosure entered in Civil Action No. 791209, now Pending in the Circuit Courtin and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 1h day at August, 4+ 6 4 6+ . follows: Florida and appurtenances on said land or t*id in conjunction therewith. This sale is made pursuant to • - Councllwillholdapublich.a,ingas the City of Winter Springs City Hall 400 N. Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, Florida, on Tuesday, September 4, 1979, at 7:30 p.m., or as son o thereafter as possible, to consider an Ordinance entitled as Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, the .. L.GolsonofBeardall Avenue, Sanford said. Mrs. Golson, who turned 90 on July 13, said dancing . $ • 1 - First Love - dance — always," Frances GRAND OPENING SPECIAL ' i A CONDITION 99 WAVE ~1744 1 All other services 25% off I.. _~~ ~ ii ByDORISDIETRICH on Kut-n Kur1 .. 0 __ - She ______ 323-1704 0 ____ - *AI Work My Giiarantud In Wrltlng* iigal Notice M ~ 1. (him KA. Tuesday, Aug. 14, if—iB J , HIRE THE VET - YOU TRUSTED THE SECURITY OF YOUR COUN. TRY TO THESE FINE BRAVE MEN — NOW TRUST THE PAINT. 1MG OF YOUR HOME TO THEM. rI.pg* , ___ 1 Dancing Still Her -. ., SGT. Poppers PAINTING SERVICE Legal Notice E STATE BANK OF m, ening Hera I wasn't used to having anyone Someone asked Jim Sundberg and everybody thought it was on first baSe"..., of the Rangers what he con. such a big deal. Now we have a When he first came up with sidered a catcher's toughest girl with no pants asking .for the Miami Dolphins, nobody Job, keeping opposing base autographs and she creat hated to run more In practice runners from stealing, or sh uc a crisis. It has gone all the than Larry Csonka. It nearly blocking the plate with someone way Up to the commissioner. killed him that one of Don barreling Into him while focus Haven't any of those players Shula's cardinal rules was Ing on a throw from the other ever seen a female autograph EVERYBODY had to run for 12 side. Sundberg said neither. seeker before'.... minutes without stopping and "Calling the game Is a catwithout any exceptions. Now, In cher's toughest job," said the Everyone can stop guessing hit .øntI timø nrnimil Connkii ii. now. inc.DdCUdU nan 01 r ame£ ;' ;iing about having in Cooperstown has a copy of to run. He still doesn't like It, How times have changed Satchel Paige's birth certificate but he knows everything Is dept: Years back, Gussle Issued in Mobile, Ala. Satch was different than It was his first Moran showed up to play tennis born in 1905, making him 74 time around.... with lace pants at Wim bledon years old.... . Ev ri ous ecteaninq r -. Nettles Next To Go In Ya Ill Graig - S.. - Iii-W S 11, • - ... S .. , p.-,.-. • ....... ••: - - . -- a.;:_.--•- . ' -:---- .j I . -. - . -- ._. . - -- . '.. ' ' — °TTTT:TTTT::TT ° — ___ ,. ~ I, i ."~.-, .W �- . '1fl__r.d.. UtJ - - --- --- - _____________________________ -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1979-3B uiuiui•uiiii.. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS TOIsIIGI-ITS NAME STATUTE 1\( ____________________________________________________________________________ setbacks while OV1 EASY traveling througharuralarea.(R) "Rachel, Richer' (4) MOVIE EVENING (C) (1968) Joanne Woodrd. 'Lorna 000ne" Carver attempts to starve Loma into subm,sslon. but is unsuccess. lul. Captain Stickies pledges to Protect Lomna from Carver. (Part 7 0110) (R) surroundings (2 Hrs) "And Millions win Die" (1973) Richard u retw OASC NEWS FE VILLA ALEGRE(R) • 10.30 10:56 130 (114) WHEN. JENNY. WHEN? (A) (I)WH1ELOPFORTUNE FAMILY FEUD MISTER ROGERS(R) monic, the Vienna Stat. Opera Angels. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest:TlmConway. Q) DICK CAVEYT Guest: Ingrid Bergman. (Part I of 2) (R) Ballet and the V1snn Boys a) p$$ vou,i mo THE RSSTUU NEWS 0 DICK CAVITY Guest: 3O OP CARSON (7) U$7 Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Robert Blake, Gladys Knight triggors further problems. (Part 0 SUNDAY MORNING and the Pip,, Johnny RedBUttOn5.(R) TONIGHT Charles Kuralt reports on stories including ' by's investigation into th. theft of a mIllion-dollar diamond leads him to the wife and the best friend of the gem's ownir. for violin-makers, and the musical "SweeneyTodd." smooth talker who conned Chachi into uovsi QAIC "Th Last Jack Nicholson, Detail" (1973) Otis Young. Two saiiorssscortlog a third to a Navy. prison take pIty on their charg. set out to show turn UI last good time. (R) Fonzie. (R) 8:30 SCHOOL Nick O DETECTIVE and his class of detective stu- jewel thief. 9OO driver and" his mechinto ' encounter several unexpected - :t' 5:30 S SUMMER SINISTER ____________ pcuis 5:00 a) EARLYDAY (4)CRAIRSARR1L S PTPORWOMINON'bY SUNRISE __________ Hwy. 17.13 mI :111 PLAZAI souy (4) KIJTANA THEUTTUMSOM.S WED. OMIT Stop in AM I II 1:11 ss '315415 *, - _________ 711 - - .- i000uooa* RORIDA Employment . - 710 S TODAY 000 MORNING AM 32—Houses madeapadoftheCityotLani,suad, Fionlda,pursuanttOthetsrmsof e ®•CAPTNNKNISNI00 1.min.ie FiendS By: Seuffalu C. irewn Depofy Clerk PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 14 11, - 051.410 -, ' .', - - -_______ fenced on Wekiva River 41—Houses . - tjfl _________ Easy maintenance for- thIs 3 BR, 1 B for $27,900. $11,000 dwn. no qualifying or VA or FHA. 20 lots Zoned Residential sizes start at 75*100, prIces start at $1710. High & dry, you don't need — Earn as much as 8500 per 1 stuffIng envelopes with our clrcuiars. For Information: Pentax Enterprise Dept. SH P.O. Box 1131 Middletown, Ohio a boat. Howabout a 4 BR, 1 B,older home on Mellonville Ave., 2 garages, fenced bk yd., fruit trees & 43042. _______________________ extra lot for only $25,900. Tradesworker (Electrician) Salary range 8111-1356 wkly. Completion of $flu grade, iourneyman level exp. In El. trade or completion of an approved training course in the work. Apply to Seminole County Personnel office, N. Park Ave. ,Sanford,FI.3277lbyAugust2l, 1919. Seminole County Is Cfl Equal Opportunity Employer. M.F. Immaculate 4 BR, 2 B, 2 car garage w w carpet, c H&A, tsCed bk yd. $53,900. Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, carport, den wwet bar, eat.in -- kit. $23,000. Zoned commercIal- 100' on Sanford Ave. $15,300.. REALESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED - gal Not CO- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ___________________ FICTITIOUSNANI Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business It SR. 126, mliisø4$i 5.1. 41lemlnole County, 25445. French Ave. 3fl0331, 3237173, 322-0779 -. - _________________ - 2004 Lilly Ct. Charm of an old Florida home will be found in this modernIzed 4 ER, 45, Pool . - - - home. featuring garden rm., .' (urma LII & DR. FR & a Study. '.-. On ~ acre lot. StrIctly by appt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 625. 0333. Sanford House for Sale. Best Buy Call local 64I4O39 for information or 904.773.1400. — — 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully house. 1700 sq ft living $SLSOO. Terms. -'- hi fh Th area. 3 choice lots ready to build on In Deltona. $1000 for all. I I' __ - arms be B&PdIIIV to SYWII ___ . Ill, in ruipsnsi to this irsunds :: :: :; ___ - - - . ..' ' ' -, liliki. __ . ' .' Notion en ctlonsirnlsOrjlAenc. preys lobe invalid, wulawfll.e, ImINlIMlenal, N shall iiM to 'T a -V -------. _______ - -. - _____________ .. I , - - r. 1 ___________________________- . -' _ :'! -_i'" s A — 65—Pets-Supplies , ON you knew Ituet your ClUb Or OrganizatIon , - 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 1001 Palmetto Ave. $33,000. HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 3237532 332.0612,322-7177 GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint cond. 2 BR near hosp. & shoppIng. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm., neat 1. clean. $35,500. DUPLEX GUADRAPLEX building site. Corner lot shaded & cony, located near schools & shoppIng. $12,000. __ ., - - Air you. t "., I Ii — ': - -. - -;" - ..;-r----- r- -' - IlII,I golf course. $69,900. BEAUTIFUL LOT In prestigious Deltona Estates. Many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. See now, $13,500. WALK TO IDYLLWILDE ELE. MEPITARY 4 BR, 25, new roof, patio, sc porch & drapes. Call today. See to believe. $76,400. Harold Hall Realty 'Inc. REALTOR. MLS Rig. Real Estate Broker 2430 Sanford Ave. 3311759 Aft. Hrs. 332.7643, 332-1a6 50—MisceHaneous for Sale 66—Horses Lake Markham Rd. near Lk. Sylvan. 60 acres, 20 acres Pro-keds$14.9Opr. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc. youth show horse, top performer in trail, western & English horsemanship. Over 50 1st places in local & AQHA Shows'. Owner going to college. Call 37? 0839. 3l0SanfordAve, already platted. Over 1600' of By Owner wood frame bath, 2 large screened porches, relinished woodwork & floors, fireplace, wooded lot. $46,500. 331-4692, after 5:30. 3 BR, is bath, split plan. $37,500. William Maliczowskl Rea)lor House for sale: 109 Country Club Rd.? BR, 1 B. 322-8338, alt 2 p.m Owner will finance. ______________________________ New 233 Homes, I pcI. Interest to qualified buyer, $32,000 to Lk Front wooded. $500,000. GREENE FORREST REALTORS INC. 830- 6133 or 339-4711 eves, - '. .. i-.. 5, Hwy 136. 879,900. 2 car garage, C A&H, drapes & carpet, lg lot, shade. Golf course near, many extras. Priced $62,900. 1mm. possession. 830-6476 Owner. ___ HIGH & DRY lUl Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 3390508 - LOWMORTGAGE 4 BR 1' b brick home wbrand new carpeting & paInt Ihru out, fenced rear yd. Exc, terms! $29,900. home. Central H&A, w-w carpet, screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. SO pct. assumable mortgage. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322 7498 $37,500. Raborn REALTY REALTOR 322 4000MLS eWAGON WHEEL CHARM? BR, 2 B ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on cor lot, lush landscaping. $49,300. Call today for app?. *LIKE THE COUNTRY? 94 acres In Osteen with 1g. 3 BR, 1' B, nearly new mobIle home. $40,600. FLASH! FLASH! Owner says to reduce hIs 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. ITEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322199) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349-3100. 337-1f59 _I...__ Wanted Appliances repaIrable condition. Washers, Refr., etc. Kelloggs Auction. 323-7030. - Losing your home & credit' catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. ,Medel Inc,, Realtor 64130)1, 42—?Mbils Homss 1974 Coachman 5th wP*cel. Low mileage. Al Conditlgn. Call Delary 104773-0579. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I. rear SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5300 Ho _________ __52— 474 . g5gss tigM & Soki . WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 567-7113 15' travel trailer. Sleeps 6, 3 way lights, gas 3 burner woven, toilet, ice box. $795 333.4325. BACK TO Cars Removed ______________________________ 77—Jui* BUY JUNK CARS From $1010150 Call 322-1421; 322-4160 _____________________________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & — used cars, trucks&heavy equipment,, 3330597 323,3,90 - Dryer,white,eIec.xm0, Fam. sIze, good cond. $125. 322-0370 — 1-8uikifng - , - - _____________ S . , $ I • S ' 5 Custom buIlt iron worn, Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323-7111, 339-7693 - Rooling ____________________________ - Tar pot for lent. $23 a Day or Wkly rates. __ ______ l4niuui RIpIlI'S Lawn h*enunce ________________ Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 51)9 MowIng 321-0091 ' Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good bUYS. , LlplEIlsts$y ___________________________ 25 pct. off on all Upholstery cleaning for the 'nonthotAugust. S31.3144. Vinyl RSpsir _____________________________ __________________ Vinyl repair & recoloring SaveuptoSopcl.of reuphoistery charge. 569-5177 tYour Business... I ________ ..Ai L!Ifl -- ,. l . .I_ I - ' . ., - 'i -' '.0 \ ig j: YIN' C r- K$IVMN, . It psw c en I—. i1 j: ". uita*t *stg I I S.ss(.rd's PI,s Crckdt Ii, Hm. Now Uadr Co.istructlois 24$ 6. MyItle Ave., Sanford I Srd*14541 I Cuu*yIvW. flu—rI$Nesm.ddPNIlUps1S.ISsMI ' bsvfog ,•• • , .1k' *iIs ,• , I II4WIUS *SS.. Oly & MINIS. ..,.,. • • • . - OIIbS •• OrfouiUuel$7.W7 ______________________________ ijr' :,ow- 'U - - -.'..- _______ Railings terleIi ....,.. _______________ Ca1I32227$0 ____________________¶1 ____________________ INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose, Lowest prices. Call 321.0139 or 9047346701 collect. 00 0 irWarmation. Call 13143* vA& FHAFirwnclng CUSTOMHOME BUILT REMODELING I. REPAIR .c BALI NT & ASSOC. 322 1543 ProntoHomeRepair ElectrIcal, plumbing, painting, Carpentry. 322.4031 11-92 pay baiance Interior Exterior Plaslerin': Call 332-02)6 aft. 6 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373-35640r 323 7710 Repossessions & lrade.Ins. Brothers ZigZag, auto., Rag. price $1.93 assume balance of $75, Singer ZigZag Touch & ROBSON MARINE Sew, Rig. price $339.30 assume 2927 Hwy. balance of $99.50. Toshiba color Sanford, Fia. 32171 TV 19 In. with remote control, _____________________________ of 5i7, J. C. Penney 25 in. color floor mooet, _____________________________ pay balance of $269. See at ROOF TI US$11 Sanford Sewing Center, Sanford We have several sizes of trusses Plaza, Phone credit manager for sale at discount prices. For __________ -4 Plastering Licensed& Bonded --- Ce t,'.,, ____ PAINTING,CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es?. 323-0429 after 3:34, ______________________________ _____________________________ RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? One week in Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River, Two couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. Please call alterS pm. 3210937. SCHOOL SPECIAL Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & repair service. 322 6101. - KENMOREWASHER Pads, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES ssorii Photographic ____________________________ - iMan,qualltyoperation 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal.3271321 ______ pHances focus for Sale lm Sql. Peppers Painting ServiciCustom Painting & detail tn,, Free Es?. 323 1701. ______________ -- tfrand New Interipring Bedding ½ price. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17-92 S. of Sanford 3221731 ________________________________ Get Cash Buyers for a small Investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2611 or 131-9993. Cash for your lot! Will build on 322 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 3325752. ____________________________ 75—Recreational Vehicles 322 $721 ____________________________ PaintIng & ReIr I Grooming & BoardJng - ID pc LR Pit Group, $533 Free Dilivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. Satisfaction guaranteed betor payment, 333-7137 after 6 p i, ____________________________ way. The magic number is 2611 or 131-9993. Cit 339 6066. 668 83)5 AlteratIons, DressmaWing Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Wonder whet to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want.Ad - Picture Perfect Ext Pai,,tin:j Free Est. Lic 10 pct disc to B&E Painting, interior exterior pressure cleaning, roof coat,.0 'essnklng ------------ ------ fl—Auction 51—Household Goods 47-Red SO—Mis - Painting by Anthony Corino. In tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322 0071 Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & CommercIal 898-9503; aft6$30.1815 ______________________________ Antique Tub-good for Bath tub regatta or whatever 323-6331 C. A&B Painting Int & Ext Resi. & Comm 3228782 99 - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our sp.clattyi.t$.VrS. Exp. 569 ssi 71—Antiques - -- - C.ra,c'T1 Painting e...___ For Estate Commercial & ReSI dential Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's AuctIon, 323-5620. ________ VA-F IIA-235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment 3l3OrlandoOr. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLlANCES' Saiitór Fur. "!W IViJV. Ji-5HJ. Sat. 9:30 tO 5:30. Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 28906 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harrieti's Beauty Noo 519 E. Is? St.. 325742 - bId. malerlai. 322 - 5459 45-A—Out of State Proç*rty Custom Office Cleaning, corn mercial, new const. Licensed. bonded & insured. Qualit service everytime. Ph, 323 05I or 668-598.4. —U Buy - - JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 322-6457 Aft.5322-11I1 O(flceCleaning Alan's Appliances plumbing fixtures, Dinettes from $35 to $103. Hurry for Bargains. 2621 S. Sanford Ave.. 322-1191. Open Tues. thru C all Bart (LOCAL) 349-5311 Refrigeration A C Repair Good used furn, appliances, For5aleused,somenew,uniforms of all types. Good all cottr. rags, boxed or loose. Sanford Dry Cleaners, 113 Palmetto Ave. In DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block ApplIances Cash 322-4132 S pc. LR Suite-Sofa, Lovessat, Chair, Ottoman & Recliner All for $399. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. 3390509 Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. Beauty Care deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-97 So. of Sanford 322. REAI1OR' to Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used jurrsiture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 911. glassed top display case 26 in, INC. , 68—Wanted - - ROCK Screened & Washed Cty. Approved for DrainlIeld Central Contracting Inc. ç 736 6823 901-775 3553 ALTAMONTE-Lot 100*174 plus CU Bldg. zoned commercial. Off Light Hauling Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 " - ( specialists, lop soil & fIll dirt, sod laying & free trimming. 323,2911. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Licensed. 3230039 Beds, ObI motel box springs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford AuctIon 1215 S. French, 323 7340. ________________________________ 1 acres Lake Sylvan. $40,000, Best Terms. William Maliczow)'.,i, Realtor 322-7983. BUILDER. 322-2787. Rolling HIlls beautIful 3 0R20 masonary home. 2500 sq ft under 322.579) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First SI 322-5622 $38,000. Low down payments. 323-5774 Day or Night W. Gamnet White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial 43—Lots-Acreage ' t' General Landscapirt. Rb'8 Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6294. Lic., Bonded & Ins. 11!111111hhhh1111hh( , ':. f. Lawn Servtce cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. 322-2125 "Wow, you musta 9ot RICH off the tooth fairy!" Conditioning AIr ConditIoning, Heating, Electri- FREE KITTEN us,,, ,,•, 01M4 '6$ AMC Sta. Wgn., 6 cyl.. auto good cond. Econ. trans. A5kiflJ $750. After 6 p.m. 332.6082. JUST MARE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or $34. 4605 (Dealer). Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for LET'SDEALNOW immaculate 3 Bdrm., I Bath doll house ready for new owners, Present owners moving west before school. A Sleeper at $28,500 with 1 yr. warranty. * LOCH ARBOR cyst 42 in 'Sen. ford's finest section, is only 6 yr. old. 16*32 pool w-1200 cool deck. 4 BR Is Ideal for rec. rm. 2 blks to i__ : can NStSa4 Is hereby given thot I am. isek? Thig -" ___ RancherO $600 323-8561 —Autos for Sale ___________________________________ - j '12 Ford ___________ German short.haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting & field trial stock. 321011$. LAKE MARY Fruit trees galore on 3 lots. 3 Bdrm.. Din, Rm., Fam. Rm. partially fenced; 12*20 workshop. $25,900. :, -" ' ____________ collect. __ .?m gPIES? RUAPiNS ..leIy'C. if ESsiAwX CANOEs . e, on SICSNO1S*NS Jw,l_, .*.i Wend Se riIslu " 1977 AMC Gremlin Auto, A C. PS. Like new 373 7607 Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling. 322 2611 or $319993. 7, 11. 21, -.eis, , Ike day ,fl. A, . .,,p - public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Its the only one In Florida. You Set the reserved price. Call 904 755 8311 for further details. __________________________ 1975Chev'tonP.U, ócyI..std ,goodon gas, $2950. 323-6035 aft. 5p.m. - , a" . '762ton truck Newflatbed,exc,cond. Low mi, aft. 5 3231980 - . tON SPed k*lliulIslv Hwy 92. 1 mile west of SpeedwaYDaytona Beach. wilt hold - Publish' JU, __ - -" ____ - brick cons?. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. 0 semissier', '$1ClION __MICS en 011.119 SlUm jrfl if inlirusuces is is rN*WS.St\ *51*.*, ho aPI 11, same _________________ - 1411 Valencla Ct. 3 BR, 1'-2 bath, -4 eq*scflm 1*nfft Mdi W - 11101 I, PrIMe PMWLSM . In aiding in am. StoU* ImMure: ArIIWrH. Seckwim, ipsW the Islidipy, ONCiliIMlWhNyIthereytWi - - I - . 11792) Sanford 323 5324 BATEMAN REALTY' ___ - French Phone 322.7$$1, Sanford 00 tSmhu.197,atmN* 1 ,j -' - pui AuguSt 7, ii, 21 1979 ' . - bemidsIl - *SFO 1-,.SICTION'6:'-Nasy III I I ' _______________________-: .,' - .IuS*eFIseslYesrs1l90Isqw -ls fir pefllsigeflsss uy MNanPIy Business- lnSsrjvlsss is - 1 - L.PiertdS,pla$,ot$ rn,'- -' ii sold - Chanter if the City - Of tNILJtPisrlda,Iheprevfofoisot 1e. and will not ho descr1*ln.$el en JL ' 243S' S CT1 Owner will hold. __ The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors landscaped, work shop, green fty "v - Duplex (2) 2 BR units fur-n. a. ranted $23,900. Only $4000 down. ______________________ (cr) Room for a growIng family. 4 BR, ________ .. JUST LISTED Stone Island Area 3 beautiful wooded lots. Over ' acre. Enterprise and Huffman Rd. Priced at only $8,000 and $9,000. Won't last!!! Better call, roof, 143.900. DIXIE PSI PG 103 *4 ffj Name hiM in any contract entered Info of me perivant tO thiS advertisanwet. Florida, t. City It Lengwg*4, DaCounsey Heirs include *4 annmta$len All .i said Dressrtv M1.le.. •iqiiui -, i,4 WORLD. yd, nicely landscaped, C HIA, w-w carpet. Good location. ______ lWS REALTY .Needa4BR,26? Carport, fenced ________________ that theY mUSt IttW3MIIViIy LIKE NEW 3 BR home w-C H&A, tastefully decorated. Deltone area. Priced right at $25,500. — which se as to Include was assessed areas follows: 51g. Cathy C. Markowics man the minimum salaries I- laid ianredefined iuerein descried and PublIsh: August 7, 11, 21, U, 1919 Certificate No. w wagesaitlerffilnth,speciflcatlens amexad. Year of Issuance 1974 must be paid on this eroja, SECTION 4; Tht the City Clerk DescriptIon of Property: LOT 31 All bidders are herday netItiei William P. Layer, $UPerinIeOdat PublIsh A. 7,14,31,1979 0M* - - REALTORS 0 PARK LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? House & Garage Apt. good location. $32,300. — oppothInNy,aidpaymentotnees hershy 'Chabmies ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service neighborhood will go FHA or VA. $34,500. Owner 323-0061, or 162-7375. NowacceptingappiiCationsfor full & part time employment with Handy Way Food Stores. Must beaver 1$ yr. old. Apply at any store. ________________________________ 322-2420 pets. $300 + security. 305.327. 0473. near SR 46. Cattleonly. $100 mo. if you are having difficulty finding a place, to liv.. car to defy. C lob, or some service need of, read all our want ads every day. __________________ MAKE A WISH! 3 BR, 1'7 hath home In Sunlandi Split BR plan, tree shaded fenced lot! Immaculate! BPP WARRANTED. A' buy for $31,900! I urn, carport. No children, no 35 acres . Fl.. Stat. s. 171.544. SECTION 3: That the property lott of storage & goodies! BPP WARRANTED. Just $44,000! IMMACULATE 2cr 3 BR home located in a quiet - / . ______ 37-E Pasture- Rental- - AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST EngIne rebuilder. Seminole Auto MachIne, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. onlyl Wages commensurate ablllty.fringe benefits. w bath home in Pinecrest w-above ground pool, eat in kit., patio, 2565 Unfurnished =---. Legal Notice FAMILYS DLIGHT! 3 BR, 2 BU1LDINGSt! New All Steel, Pre. engineered, clear span (NO Seconds), 30 x 4$ x 12 for $3,991.00, 10 x 4 x II for $1,986.00, 10 x 72 x II for $3,951.00, IS x 72 x II for 56.917.00. F,O.B. factory. All buildings includelS lb. wind load and large double slIding door. Call 303.33)4641 9a.m. to5pm. 24 HOUR tO 322-9283 322.7983. . - _____________ 339.0509 3390501 DeBary 2 BR, 1" b, C H&A, part. Supermarket help. Must be experlenced. Stockmen, cashIers, meat cutters. Apply in person Food Barn, 25th & Park. ___________________ SUPER! 3 BR, 2 bath home on beautiful tree shaded lot! W-w carpet, eat In kIt, 8. More! Nice neighborhood! Only $32,500! DAYTONA AUTO AUCIIOII 3237361 :c REALTY SIALTO' $96,500! FISO super cab, $550 Call Cark 8. Hirt 323.7550 " " breakfast bar & Many Extras! Yours, for _____________________ . - 1 INC. REAL1OR' 101 Bidg. E.AltamonteDr. - RODIE'S ., P-U, I on the floor. 1975 Ford - - * .* * * * * * FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND 62-A—Farm Equipment JM, I- PC, lereptace, Sanford's Sales Leader 31A-apiexes ___________ BEAUTIFUL! 3 BR. 2'- bath home In Wilson . P1. w C H&A, REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., LEADER! WE LIST & SELL Prlvateentrance,adultsonly,no MORE HOMES THAN pets. 1004 Palmetto. ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE _______________________________ ________________________ THAT'S NO. 1! experience. _______________ Dated im - — 7ffi, 'ioy __ inc dlshes& linens. SlSOwk., $100 mo. ~ tax. 322-7991. FLORIDA STATUTE 197.246 heretofore descrIbed in SectIon 1 It Florida, under the fictItious name of Notice of Apalicalfea ten Tea Deed misOrdInenceIh.vemeas,,ug NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, SOUTHERN ENERGY DESIGN PubIisJ: July list, Auguit finitualltlis and technIcalitIes In payment bond or bends. ciaurncatiosof 46.1 Light lndastrlal that laymen J. & Mary H. Schmitt and that I intend to registir said urn, & suit, is,, bidding, and to awl the lob in the Attention is called to the III form name with the clerk of me Circuit met ciassilicatlen is described In the holder si the following this *h day of Juty, iv,. best litlersel Of the Owner. No bid requiring a Base Bid and Unit. Price flue Zoning Ordkuanceof the CIty of tificate. has filed said certificates court, Seminole county, Pionld. in (SEAL) Will be withdrawn for a period of 20 BIds. Each bidder Is required to bid Florida. for a tax deed to be Issued thereon, accordance with the provisions ot Signature: Ar1hr H. Seokwiffi, dayS frem the IPIIIfI ditS' on the Base BId and each Unit Price. SECTION 3: That flue corporate The certificate I' mbens id y s Fictitious Nams Statutes, ToJr. Ttue$theel Peardof Attention is. called to the lImits it The City of Leniwoad, It issuance, me $IMInOie Countr Clerk Of CWcuit Csurt of *4 Wit: Sectionl63.geFinJlda$tatutes previsIons fY NUSI ifIl*YflhiIlS Florida, it )57. be and It is herewith and property, and the names in RobertO. FeaIlu, , •5N - ____ cording to law the preperty 'SS$",anddellver.dnoIlats,ffian den an acceptable sureties In 10 descried In such certificate or date and hour mentioned above. amount equal to S per cent it the bid certiflcites will be aiM to the Owner resserved me right to 'shall be submitted with lilIwit cash bidlsr at flue court reject any or all bids or certain. The successivi bidder will be house deer en the iON day of Sep. partlens of a bid asItlpulated In the required to furnish tembar, 1979 at 11:11A.M. BID FORM, and to waive any in. satisfactory performance and MOCZ AMUIP- 5*31 1 BR executive decorator furfished Condo. Pool, club house, - _____________________ redum.d ac (7)LCAY RNDAY NOI1SiPIS 99 Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. Night cleaner. Apply ifl person Holiday Inn of Sanfotd on the lakefront. __________________ _____ $ CARLOAS 1US$ ONLY town, very clean & roomy. 5 . Wanted - 700 -- Apts. for Senior Citizens, Down tl2FrenchAve. (Corner 10th & French) - - - - ---- -. ___________________ _______ TCOAYINPLORIDA S000MOIUIISPLOIUDA HI, :3R - ______ MANY MANY MORE . 5:45 WEATHER 147 (I)EYUWITNUSSOEAFPIIWS -________________ 31—Apartments Furnished _______________________ Will train, 1mm. opening. and (2) PORTER WAGONER 5:30 7:0-9:11 . FACTORYTRAINEE ____ifI!!__!!!!C!_______ I J 15 - cable TV. Everything furnished __________ •'TH1 ________________________ Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323 1670 Mariner's Vll(ge. WELDER MAKE AN HEIRLOOM 5 4:30 @)MIKIOOUSLAS MARY TY'.M MOORE MORNING "Return To Macon County" (1975) Nick --1 BR- S189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport-. 1mm. openings, steady work. (2)EMIMENCYONEI •uiwrrciio i _________________ __ SECURITY GUARDS At!!LA.LS (2) (12) NBC MOVIE 3p-' . dents usa a pizza factory as a front to catch a ______________ [I E AL TOR MU 171 6061 or eves. 323 0517 The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. REALTY OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 _____________________ Potential to earn above avg. Income. - (fi) selling a phony product soon Iinds himself dealing with STE N SIR C) Sanford Gracious living Reas Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire S. Oak 841-7sa3. SAL ES REP. - - M. Unsworth Realty Rooms - Dog, fern., wh & blk mixture, 11 Career person exc company, out s. old, 20 lb., $25 reward fOr going personality. return or Information. 323-0996. 9Good Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & service the rest. Western Auto 301W. 15, St. 32? 4101 our lot or yours. FHA-VA.FHA235&215 __________________________ portunity. — Build to Suit Episcia, hanolna baskets. Redlon Nursery, 170 5. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. 323-5681. Great company 80—Autos for Sale 79—Trucks-Trailers - OUR CONCERN SECRETARY Experienced steel saw. Found: Puppy black, fuzzy S. SanfordAve. Call 3224745 62—Lawn-Garden Oi'sh Gardens, folIage, cactus, MGR. TRAINEES - by Gill Fox YOUR FUTURE SAW OPERATOR - (4)NEWLYWIDGAMI SIARNASY JONES Barns- .t)engxiao Ping's Februaryvisit to America, fighting the Mlulssippi Iloods of April, a school , 'Good office skills, accurate typing. ____________________ (1) 1 . __________________________ . 339-4553. SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses Earn extra money. No investment Take orders for Lisa low priced leweiry. For free catalogs call toll free 1l0O63112 ______ Ingrid Bergman. (Part 2 of 2) 2of 2) , , ORDINANCE NO.443 INVITATIONTO BID AN OR Di NANCE OF THE Construction of SENIOR HIGH County, Florida, under the fictitious nameof STAR PEOPLE RECORDS CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, CA)0$IARCH h3RTOMOR" SCHOOL "EBB", Lake Mary, and that I to register said ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING intend R Seminole County, Florida ______________________ name with the Clerk of the Circuit WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA NYAN'SHOPI 0 Court, Seminole County, Florida In OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, Sealed bids from General Conlao FLORIDA, AN AREA SITUATE UnIque Kindergarten tractors will be received by the accordance with the provisions ot ' for5'earolds the Fictitious Name Statutes, To- AND BEING IN SEMINOLE _____ Owner, The School Board of COUNTY, AND MORE PAR. Call 322-6443 MEICAY Seminole County, until 7:30 p.m., WIt: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS ANO THE •TI* Sept. 12, 1979 at the School Board 1957 ' FOLLOWS: REPLATOFTRACT7S COMMUNITY BULLETIN Sig. Terry Brooks RESTLESS offices located at 1211 Mellonville OF SANLANDO SPRINGS, AS BOARDS ARE GREATPublIsh: August 14, 21, 21, Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32771, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN limber 4, 1979 Phone (305) 3221252. At that tIme all DEM. 130 I-AGE 2, OF THE PUBLIC RE. BETTER, __________________________ bids will be opened and read (1) 0 AS THE WORLD CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, publicly. niiiis FLORIDA, BEING THE 5W¼ OF First&Onlychlldcarecbnter open Bid documents are open to public THE SE¼ OF SECTION 6, Begin Saturday in Sanford inspection In the office of the FiCTITIOUS NAME TOWNSHIP 21 S., RANGE 30 B.' nlng June 2. Sanford Early (7)TH(DOCTORS Director of AuxilIary Services Noticellherebygiventhatweare REDEFINING THE CORPORAT Chlldcare Center. 322-4443. 1ONIUPITOLIVI (SchoolloardOffices), F.W, Dodge engaged In busIness at 2034 Sussex LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONG. PLERS$OW Plan Room and Central Florida Rd., Winter Park, 32792 SemInole WOOD, FLORIDA, 'to INCLUDE Builders Exchange In Orlando; and County, Florida, under the fictitious SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL ThngS tO Eat 9:30 may be obtained from the offices of name of THE PRINT WORKS, and — ____________________________ LIMITS OF THE CITY; (7)ANOTHIR WORLD Gutmann Dragash Associates Ar. thatweintendtor.gistersaldnam, AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO Poultry, beef, pork, fIsh. Free G0I0 liGHT chltects Planners, Incorporated, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID dsIivery,mIn.$20order,5anfo Sanford Atlantic National Bank SemInole County, Florida in ac LAND 3:00 ANNEXED; PROVIDING area. 332.2374. Sam's Portion Building, Sulte101, P.O. Drawer93l, cordance wIth the provisions of the ZONING CLASSIFICATION; •GIRSPITAI. Meats. Sanford, Florida, 32771, upon Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: 330 PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS ___________________________ request accompanIed by $250.00 Seclon $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. (,4)OMA'rH(R) deposit per set. Sig. Edith Entwlstle SHIP IN THE CITY; 11—instnictio.n 400 Deposit will beretunded infull for Robert Entwistle SEVERABILITY; AND EF. ________________________ two sets to Contractors submitting Publish: July 31, August 7, 14, 21, FECTIVE DATE. bona tide bids and return of ,79 (4)THINGSHOW WHEREAS, there has been filed documents In good usable condition DEL.142 with the City Clerk of the City of within days after the opening of 323-5512 SWILD. WIlD WORLD OF Longwood, Florida, a petition CreatIve Expressions bids. Refunds for sets in excess of ________ ___________________________ containing the names of the _________________________ Iwo will be less 8150.00 to cover cost property owners In the area of INVITATIONTOBID ofrsproductlon,onthesamebaslsof Seminole County, Florida descrIbed 18-Help return of documents. The HousIng Authority of the CIty as follows: Contractors who obtain bid of Sanford, Florida wIll receive bids . Replat of Tract 73 of SANLANDO for mod.rnhzatIon and additions documents and do' not bid ft', LPN full time. Exp. w.Florlda to SPRINGS as recorded In Plat Book CA5TLE BREWER COURT FLA. project, mustrehjrnsamea$ least 1* 7, :i_ licanse. 4.12. 322.1564, Sanford Page 2 of the Public Records of 14-1, DAY CARS CENTER days boisms liii bid st,, or pay AND ismlqiei. county, Fiends, ng Nursing & Cony. Center. $KPAN$13N TO MNtINAsc* , =_I '4 of the 3E¼ of Section 6, TNI00000UPI.1 reproduction and handling, as set SHOP BUILDING only, until For a career in Real Estate call 2:00 TownshIp 21 5., Range 30 E.; 5:30 'forTh above. P.M.,Onthe2othdayofAugvst Realty World, The Real Estate Sub-contractors and others may at the AdmInistration Building, requesting annexation to the cor. (7) f$ Agency June Porzig 323.5324 porate area of the City of Longwood, obtain Castle Brewer Court West complotebid documents upon HOGAN'S HQI_$ deposit of $250.00 which will be Sanford, Florida at which 10th 51., Florida, and requesting to be in. time and cluded therein; and Experienced maintenance supr refunded, less $150.00 to cover placeall bids will be publicly opened Apply in person Sanford Nursing WHEREAS, the City Commission roduct and read aloud, costs, upon return of the City of Longwood, Florida, & Cony. Hom• 950 Mellonville ' Proposed forms documintsingoodcondltionwithins or contract doFLORIDA STATUTE 191.246 ermitMtuldpropeflyIi days after opening of boPartlal cuments, Including plans to annexation, pursuant to NsIlceef*pallcaflspfenyazD,.d sits to material supplIers will be CII Icatlons, are on file at the offIce wi PN, IItlme pad tIme. Apply • requirements of Fla. Stat. $ NOTICE iS HERESY GIVEN, In person Lakevlew Nursing issued at cost of reproduction, of the HousIng Authorltyol the City 171.044; and that Dr. J.W. Hickman the holder of -_Canter 919 E. Bach bId must be accompanied by of Sanford, Florida, AdmInistration WHEREAS, the following certificates has filed - a certified chick or bid bond Issued Building, Castle Brewer Court, of the City of the CIty Commission Longwood, Florida, $sidcsrtiflcatesforafaxdesdtobe by an acceptable surety company $aflford,Floridaandttueofflceof AVON the hasdeemeditlnthebestlnte,.tof Issued thereon. The certificate for tlIesthsn3percinfofffiebae FIGHT INFLATION Architects, Outmant, Dragash the city s Lonqwood, Florida, to Sell Avon. Increase your earning numbsrsandyearsofiesuance,The bid. TM successful bidder will be Associates, Architects, Planners power. For detailL call 1.141. descrIption of the property, and the required to furnish performance Inc., Sanford AtlantIc Sank accept said Petition and to annex 4413 or 444.3079. iis.rws In which It was assessed a'. bond •nd labor and materials Building, SultelCO,p.O. Orawer 93$, saId area; NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT fellowi: payment bond, each In the full Sanford, Florida. Evening cook. Apply in pinion ORDAINED v THE CITY Certificate Ne. 1317 amount of the contract sum, issued CopIes of the documents Holiday Inn of Sanford on the may be' COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Veer e issuance im by a bonding company licinsid In obtained by depositing $23.00 with LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, AS Oescrlplieeu of Property SEC 19 Florida. the Architect for each set of TWPS1$*GI$I 111 FT OFN 171 To be eligible for consideration, documentssoobtained.$uctudepsj$ FOLLOWS: UtilIty person. Apply In piq SECTION 1: That the following PTOPI½OP$1¼0P$W¼WOp bldsmustcomplywimfluelas Hol$d Inn of Sanford on the wlllberefundedtoeachpensonwho doIbedproperty,to.$: RD Florida, all conditions of the rstumsthepIam,scKicstIorisan IITOII. Replatof Tract hf SANLANDO Name in whIch 11113111 Ma FiCNkatIenS.andmlastbsmadeon other documents if goOd condition SPRINGS as recore in Plot Book icii*iaij ers Mechanic or trainee for VW's, 3 - afacwmlleottheforrnincludedwith within 10dsysfterbldcpenIng, 7, Page2Oi the Public R.cordsof ANsi said property being In the flue contract documents, In day wk., paid holidays, fringe A certified check or bank draft, ileCounty, Florida, beIng the Ceue$y of Seminole, State of duplicate, enclosed in an opaque etits. es to $300 to start pay.bletothe Housing Authority of Sw'Aofme$E¼el$.ctIons, Town. Fiends. sled envelope bearing the name the City of Sanford, Florida. U.S. depending on exp. 322%3, 215., 5511,. 311. be and me .is heneW annexal U,r.lses luch csrtmcae. or ci,. aid address of flue bidder and Oovernment Bonds, ens satisfac. semi to and tlficates WuaII be marked: SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL tory bid bond executed by tIli ltoo (2)C4)00NIW$ 9:00 STREET (R) Or 41—Houses 18-Help Vnt.d Longwood area. $100 reward. 130-9195 DEM.M FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at P.O. Box 553 Cauelberry, FIa. 32707 SemInole '0 day.(R) THE RUNAWAYS An elderly man's use of vigilant. tactics to clear the juvenile hoods out of his neighborhood Chairman PublIsh: August II, 23, 1979 DEL143 (7) NEWS 150th annlv.fsatyOfJOeSlStrau$s'bkth- (2) (12) _______________________ 3 or 4 yr. old German Shepherd, fern., damaged ear tips. Missing Take charge person. Exc. op Local Planning Agency Seminole County, Florida in DEL.12a Sig. Kent J. Casileman PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 1979 ptlj$ •o Section SS.09 Florida Statutes 1937. 12:00 Choir celebrate the (12) Name Statutes, To-Wit: Seminole County, FlorIda PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 18—Help Wanted _____________________ GAL FRIDAY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Benjamin E. Price, I U I U I U U U ..II.UUUUIU Lost: 4 mo., old, black, maie German Shepherd, last seen Laurel Ave. Name "King". Call 32241 after S or $30-1942 invited to attend and be heard concerning the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. BY ORDER OF THE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY OF SherIff County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of th Fictitious AFTERNOON kovsky and the Vienna PNlhar. O SHA NA NA Guests: The II . County, Florida, under the fictitIous described real property. That said sale is being made to name of AUTOMATIC IRRIGATIOPIDESIGP4, and that I Satisfy the terms of said WrIt of intendtoreglstersaidnam,withthe Execution. John E. Polk, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 11:30 U U U U I U I U U Chambers, Altamonte Springs. June, A.D. 1979, in that certain case entitled. M. Katherine Long Plaintiff, -vs. Victor Zafuto, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as - •LAVERNI $ SHIRL1Y( 10:00 •H8W11TIT$ A INRTHOAY PARTY FOR JOSEF STRAUSS Willi Bos- Two teen-agers are confronted with a dilemma In dealing with sax and the social importance that their peers attach to it. 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME HIGH ROLLERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT a) Elaine's young son while she is temporarflyout of town. (R) LIARS CLUB in the — '9:30 0 TAXI The cabbies raluctantly agree to babysit for REPORT rendered Found 1100 ______ Feeling" A portralt of composer Elizabeth Swados and a sampling of her work are presented (R) MACNEIL / LEHRER Chdchs's upset uncle, SCIS NEWS The Incredible final ludgernent aforesaid court on the 35th day of — SECRETh I•OV1OPUF1 WHEWI SELECTRICC0MPANY(R) L$ y ELIZAIETH SWADOS "Girl With (t2i THE CROSS-WiTS 0 HAPPY DAYS A 10:00 a)C*JD5t1 .J app.aredtobe.(R) o JOKER'S WILD @) MOVIE conservative as she first TYLER MOORE Rhoda's green thumb coo'iinces her that she should go into the house-plant business. 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "The Confession" (.) MIKE DOUGLAS 0T$ES COMPANY learns his new flame, an old. fuhloned girl, is not quite as 1J TIC TAC DOUGH ED (])(4) oo.usui entire population. 700 (4) MARY 9:00 Baaellart, Susan Strasberg. As Insurance against exposure, a wanted war criminal plants a device In the sewers Of Hong Kong which will release enough nerve gas Towp. OW TflSCRY$ () (12) NBC NEWS pj. $,vOGAyOU() 0 CIS MOVIE 6:30 v 9:30 TODAY MORNING of the Circuit Court of Florida, in order to discu4s and hear comments on additions and revisions as Comprehensive Amendments to the adopted Comprehensive Plan for Sminoie Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida. in addition to the and I have levied upon the following Mass Transit, Aviation.Porfs, and described property owned by Victor Electric Utilities Elements a Zafuto, said property being located Library Element will also be con. follOws: In Seminole County, Florida, more sidered. While the entire CornBIG CYPRESS ASSOCIATES, particularly described as follows: prehensive Plan will be subject to LTD. 1512 Meadowlark Drive, revlsw,primaryfocuswlllbeonth. by DELRON CORPORATiON, its Longwood, Seminole county, Short Range Development Plan General Partner FlorIda, otherwise described as Lot (principally the Detailed Future By: L.C. Grarnmer fl, Block B, Skylark Subdivision, Land Use Plan). This hearing is President cfflna f fI nIal th.r.nf h.Inn h.Id ,iii,u,,M •. •k. Dated at Orlando, Orange County, _________________ RordedInPitBooki1ages $4: requirements of Local GovernmentFlorida, July 24, 1919. $5, Public Records of Seminole Comprehensive Planning Act of 1973 4Personals Publish: July 31, August?. 11, 21, County, Florida. and Chapter 74-412, Lawsof Florida. __________________________ 1919 and the undersigned as Sheriff of Based in part on the comments DEL.141 SemInole County, Florida, will at received In th. public hearing the Womanw.sonwouldllke 11:00 AM, on the 22nd day of Local Planning Agency will make toshareyourapt. August, AD. 1919,offerforsaieand recommendations on amendments fl3.1$ sell to the highest bidder, for cash, to the Comprehensive Plan of _______________________ subled toany and all existing liens, SemInole County for consideration ____________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am at the Front (West) Door of the by the Board of County Corn. 5-4 _,osf & engaged in business at 905 Turtle Seminole County Courthouse in mluloners In public hearIngs on __________________________ Sanford, Florida, the above October 9 and 23, 1979. The publIc is Mound Dr. Casselberry Seminole N1W$ 0GOOD seal $emiia County, Florida, upon a with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the tictitious Name, to-wit: SHEOAH GOLF CLUB under which we are engaged in business at 717 Highway 134, Winter Springs, Florida 377C7. That the corporation Interested in said business enterprise is as G00oM0lININoFLOloA lesbian encounter, a frustrated schoolteacher has a brief, unhappy affair with a man before moving on to new 800 () (4)00 }NEWS €D ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Execution iswed out of and under me U NOTICE is hereby given that the Local Planning Agincy of Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public haring on August 30, 191, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., at the Altamonte Springs City Hall, Commission by virtue of that certain Writ of N3.0,Fior1da5tatutes,wiilrngister 826 James Otson. Repelled by a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name S$atuti", Chapter U Notice ii Pvbllc Hearing NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE - .. ' .. - - w---' - .. ' I. r. ..-"L '4 ._- - ..,.'.--. ---... -- ____ 7 �P I I , Tusiday, Aug. i, in, 48-Ev•ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE (P~~Z:SOME POWER ,__ > :, ; _7 % 'h ',- ___ ! i" k / t . " . - it] , \ qp( I LOST 100 POUNDS IN ONE WEEK OTTO ANP I WEIGH OURSELVES TOGETHER ANP I PIVI PE BY TWO REALLY? WHAT'S YOUR 5ECRET? e 1 9-0 .Z~rotv by Mort WaNter 0 a i e 1/ MAAM.Prb 4x4ay WP we ii - - 7 " II,,' I .. 'a 32 I sl~_ ,~. I - ( .; . by Bob Montana . '4 ,(I WAITED RN - 67 II i\ ii 0 1WA 'NN'~ A ,Ijj 1111 11 I I ANOTHER ONE." ENPEARING TRAIT I N V410MEN ." I Id a I .W 1% 4 i 4 ,I ~ j '4 . W 1.6 #15 Ll - C-N1 1 - I MY ,rWAW, ;11 Mfi.OPY ; %Vft* _Z W~ ~ - - . - - ' - . .I y I _" &re .. Wf ., A ~ I 0 today with partners rather than doing things solo. - GO= w be difficult gsttlsigithsrs to rally to your bwmw today Yaw leadnihip qul*n ;; evidelt. youll illd the p, OW example. suposed to have at least seven high card points. West had Just Four. North pau.d to.w.It developments and East passed in the hope that maybe two hearts wouldn't make. Ife didn't like the idea of bidding again with his piece of cheese. The bidding may have been avant garde. but the defense -4 NORTH A 1084 93 $Q , 4 KQJ?114 WEST •7632 EAST • 95 A 1074 • K 105 A $ $73! ' ti '.' " . -. . I . ea ___ ______ By Oswshl JacAy aW Alan Satag ww.?' ' I . • 1 11 by T. IL am . . - . . . . . . - _. , . .3 N .- '..- "hi 'tI s. _ •1- I - _. % - . - - -- I - . .__.-'1_- i-- - . .. .;.: ... ~' I14 , : !_4*11~1' _,~ . .~~. k.~_ . " I . . .1 .- 4" - , -i - "". I ' .- - . - . - .. - . . - . •__ . - 7 .. 0;1 '. F A!" r ~ . It, I I ~' , . .., . , : . I, I .. - . . . Ik * , ~1-~, r lm,f I I , - . - - .., i%*ft1Qwt"j injury because of a fail on a city sidewalk. Y C Vernon min Y I '.. . A To Raise y would affect all nine cab companies The operating In the city of Sanford. Each of the companin has one cab according to a city hail spokesman. CommWdomrs voted urmilmously to instruct City Attorney Q Vernon NUU to Prepare an Ordinance to jrmlt the increase in rates, 3-2 vote In other action, the city commission on a turned &wn a proposal, to spend $1,811 for a brick sip to be placed at the civic. center. The sign would have UAW coining sveota. Coiiinthalos*rsjulianStendromandEddle Keith voted for the expenditure, while Commissioners John Morris ad David Farr opposed Mayor Lee P. Moore broke the rate Increase split • - - uSE * thi brabiN ad iw & Wiry entuW - ). Pit ••••••••• . ..i a __ I - i / •• •• • a scheduled for court hsar daring the twows petted bsgths'Ing Sept. 10. MIne again told iie corn. misdoners of bis powbW Knowles aldaslga could be constructed by using kcdwhh plaster that would be more in ke.pingwlththearthltedureatthecMccef*ar. other ca devalspl* as. resultolthimanyaressoftki city which have damaged Adnnft ACMSInpOII*WMáflRinS . 'fláØ ers as tbsclty'svotlngdshagatetothe ..+ id 1k W F i s't - Mw 1111111111111 11111111111110 Park Avenue. The chitch, ' sly 1 46. , : - 1.... .. -Aprursdi • . ' ofvalueatotr''iEL* ho be art'r'ed off en Aug. 20. , -ardrefllIy1asbs.ngraMedafai alke"hr do Moo of a I P C I "I od ganw,"d 0 L fU te I= - - . . . - . . - I. - : - -.01 _--- - -- -- ______-- ___ _ -, . ..•-.. - -. . . 1111111111W to I '• Oct bensver the N percent r;gi1td aid, "! ,W,**,* # 6*% 9 "" .-...z_ hisincruisdiacel*.Knowlesaidthe Knowles said Mrs. Tochisr has fallen twice before, both times In commercial titsb1I-MMa. and received settlements in lieu of court Action. .. en at , Moo of no InNtheiner.sokenaidtaxifareinthe I to this amunlaiiiitan the offer had been rejected, as bed ft $6,011 offer he bad llscognmended. The commission unyadthieweak to a maximum $7,W ad. Uemss* offer. Mrs. Tucker has had madical bills to this point of $1,700 wd she is cltrnhig "reekhI pain" from the fall, Mix, said. Asid*rpaent,notlonbyFarr,wlthsemfldbyMofllLto fls)dag for thesign died onal vote, with Moore joining Standrom and Keith. Morrhsindicated father search for the usessaary obovid be done. 1% $1,811 sip is much like we type sign ladrMsipad.dWthicJwMOSAril$,1m. 11 I - . •••••• . __ =,We 111111111111111 .1111A, p11.11 IN,, he •• - as cily is "a 1P ho we$ Mass. ftmay bres r"i1"kMl*W"t0"k=d0"riW~ eted,ere 1W Monday *0 W" reported 0 IRWIN sardeinasissof20psrcud dIyc - kendn attempt to settle the VA poutwig out he is concerried about the amount of a sit tiement a jury might award if the cue goes to trial. Two weeks no, although min recommemw a $5X0 settlement offer, the commisloners approved an offer of $2,800. L Felta Brsoken stand, by bb taxi cab ' I *, . . . . . ... ,,. Bolude Tucker (IW suit ainst the city, d&Wdm she had 11 -1 , ;;.~ . ~., ,~. 'e, "I '...., I j_. . 0 , .1 *' -I .... , ,'. ,. 1. . .. ..•. . -_ . .. - # . 20$ 'ti5 1111111 *11111 0 we , .. I - .h tipedi arrad dW Y4,11W I Is Amid" - Ib IdILtN1 . - . ..:.' .: -- a Herald Staff Writer Sadord,City Comm.1saloners will consider dut* Un next two webs what oftuld be dow to remove the high liability the city now faces because of the large number of damaged and huardous public sidewalks in the city. The situation caine to a head /; - .1fNfl, L 1. . . 01.111111111 .. - ., hir,eU ___ Per i f ex. 1Wam.. A r J* r . • ~ i i sasumsil ad whea do boy "Indefiolts" aancs wo,id not mamentarfly panicked, abs ed from him .d locked epeep atend beyond th .y. in a bdbr.om; th. boy traded MM . -- i,~~,,, ~,~ - ,z. I 4061duallysbal ha.svaiaie1sw,coho NbmenIs-_ rW ...• . ~ .ezuai battery and breaking . . I Acwrag to . sm in the ~ Ms. the boy AUDIs* bad brew his way ido a hom, made No way I* a bedroom ad fwad a 14"u%old SM there. Police said he ,Lzpvm PWI off ft IM's clotbiat bet - ItRIi avIflhl. he in I 1,- ,i g S 1i1 . J,. 'ti (J - ___ -- . ... I A I .. I %, .1 I ,. -1 _- . A . ; % .I 4 : . __ ___________ - - N\ . 919 ,,,' ','.-~o-- 1- , )[ 1Z Rates For . , - ,,e,~ ". Ift be" down'C, . , lo ws hm a *W type of aid" OW W M" a 11-par ran fto an Mu% lows i1P. ... . I 11111 morsorlanellassili 890 U1011L , He was pA In distaslim A 1111111111111111111111110 W bope that our I aMer in week Wer, 10 was bad on do Bull" Con" Cwoisiiiis es can chose Their ,i it sscior, was a d fftb , dhWer whm bowivas tbe "Non4leem was ad " we 41111111111t 1111110.00111110 appo'001 is cand" .. PrmMse of am iliveaft "Na to '. In Wo Dda"Collier. Parlel" A ------.. . -2 --A .. spusas allift 8, boy Mary. W11F Was be dbww ftewAarwimto ow laiihils . ti I 1110I poft U44 Whkh ukdJas20 ' By DONNA ''T1111111 dde far a s 006r, ft Wa Pwwu an Were Horemsowfhw 01 Of SUM 1 bimasan Lame A I f who roles in A taxicab rate increase is in the offing In the city of at Me Om do 0111010111 . "atBut it will be at Is" 45 days before A can take wu commautw. it ovid, twish job" am& 7billass WS& Lifflar add* a Tim 1461 ---- ad ft in had been inedid in the !L... . '.1r 14, big. now boy ft will take a ,nbthnun of that lestg to amend the city 00 it ' ordinance to permit the rat. Incises., or to amend the ivri nI leg after he breaking and eaterlig and wil Nffs he is skud dit saw bdury ChWM he M ordlinallice to repeal the rdealluft "dim wcorft to ' 1410wkL city Manager W Mow bola 70 111110- hd tall Wd CIM 10 $lSISdiY Mali S SINdbVIatheIIUSS J *8 he F. awwww bow Or adtiD the hearWi ctdim$css Monday fllst, the the . Bad b p g4 m.eth ci theY ik dtodbmt Like Mary puke the Mail's 34, Knowles said it w1h do &A pd& bwbg a S*. *A Wf"d NO dwpft -a f11111111 J11"aft a 111101 -0 F .1t..bo oenir olSefeway CabCo, asked the - HNIth 1knd__ epasde whisk hqpdJ I . .. . 1, ~ $ObRiIO'1 bist was detained _. oarnI Jun. 11 ci this year, he arm" by IAW Us" polio ____ : Yedk h " " " .. I ". I I - 1 . .. . . I . Tstknstt*twjyagali*'fA 'l, - .- .. ___ "% pok" __aid, Joi Walks ." ,'___ nford Rea A Utah reader asks if there ever was a face card called The bidding of today's hand the Valet. looks like something out of Yes. It is the French name Alice In Wonderland. East's for the Jack. opening bid was subminimum. INEWSPAI'MI KNTERPHI~sh ASWN i South's two-heart jump was supposed to be a weak Jump (Do you have a question fo* overcall. but was rather thil OxPwt$? Write Ask the S MR for W b West's Pej of this øa le was one of those pw. newfa led negative doubles tie answered it accoqraj*~ deslea to ask partner to bid by. 511-add.d a r suit. Onv010M. The most interest. West did have support for ing questions will b# used 1~ botb spades and diamonds but this column and wil r"W the negative doubler is copies oF JACOB V MODERN.) ' - . " I . .. r ________ iii ___A Aik Iii- IXiPb bY SIM Lft MW Jdw Rem"s Ar 17VAr z . .17M ZJ j# 0 girl at a . "111110 books Wbkb pow do jvsWk, bd ut Mom A11M whom do crime bm been of , ,,iwically," lAffier saidi, ,,the state system doesn't. . - step . 7' ." LaMer FUIor. fault of judges thd cartain t back juveniles streets" bnowing a crime, he added. The fault "could reasonably be *M atdo fad of certain Ian now an the . . , * ''. . * i ion B r en Cos *I'' Juvenile Court Judge K.en L. %* there ' 81=.. -. ___ East was now sure of two trumps 'f' '• 1 zi, settled Connected Expenses Somdkm do , owti i7ter POWWOW to pwaly paoish ask .s t ,f .. r the lead of diamonds - the lower-rank9XQJ111 0in side suit. West ruffed and bliged by underleadi lin Dot his 0105 diamond ace. East t his Vulnerable: North, SOuth king and led a ihird club. Dealer: East South discarded a diamond Wed Nor* F ." South and West made his second ruff. Now - he led his ace of 14 29 diamonds to force dummy to p p, p, r' ( # ,' LEW5196 things ,. ` s SOUTH - ' .. those I MWAM l. a .. of - - . -'. . i V - . ..:..• te Are Juveni1e 0 en ers A owed WIN AT BRIDGE ~ ' . Back On The Street9 0 A /. been W ' - . .. a 0VW .. I *# - - - ___ '-::: - - 116 i**7PSWS 1W IVT ... - Ill - 57 s. w " I )..,:. j* fir SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST L Roger excess 55 ~ `11%)t*N39rA__ II - (Jima 21-July ) 1Ws Is a pod day to gody 8AGTFAI1US (Nov. 2SDec. -r21)~ you usually prefer something that it is W" 1111111111C11OWN 11110111011*111AIDUY,YOU due. His mpg --s AouldP@d be will find that you'll far, better favorable at thu time. .. .1. I SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. fl) Becawe you!re rA likely to be dmived by outward sppearances today, you will bandlet yourself afthiNy in uatlont FCliOW your / I - HOROSCOPE ...Thff tJT NEXT N9 W114.. W AOOUr T H 1F FE CTS WUNPO CATCHY,PJT I. OF C4LON17ATION ON PON'T CAR11 VA THE WRIC0." -rH9 RAIN FOROM ... - I learned. by Stdfel & Halmdahl ff V .I LITY IS 0 dr I LIKE GUITAR ML$IC - wars. LEO (July .Aug. ) jysj j43fl AhAR1lS(Jen.*f 1$) quite helpful may be passed on Youll be a social asset today to you today In a social en- because youll know how to put counterwlthafrlend.Domore othersateue and get theiflto listening than talking. How to talk about themselves. They'll get along with other slgnslsone love you for It. of the sections you'll enjoy in PISCES (Feb 2( .March 20) Your thoughtfulness toward which begins with Your bir- loved ones will be deeply ap. y. Mail $1 for each to Astroe Graph, Box 46, Radio City things you,U do for them will StaUon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to show you really care, and that specify birth date. you he" their bed Interests at ZI%W. 22) An hearL VIRGO(Aug. important 90d Can be achieved ARM (March 21-April 19) today if you take ftW a step You're very good today at at a time Be awe of your worldngwlththings requiring Wing before making each creati" or Imaginative twid. move. Put your originality to UBRA (Sept. Oct ) Knowledge gained (run a pad TAURUS (April *May 20) experience can be put to good Be satisfied with small gain. use today when youll to cow today ftv" by a similar __ ...61-. big Mt. P=Im bwk4o4ock Benefit from what you've will add up to dollam IP1 iIU' ____ BUGS SUNNY % - ' - L - for you because of the many 19) Be reasonable about Um size new friends youT W making. of the reward you expect for One in particular will help get Your efforts today. What you do you involved in fresh interests. will be acknowledged in KUH ., .. . boo V0 # - YOUR BIRTHDAY Auges ,IV3 f71" It YWRE WROWzr - For W.dn.sday, August 15, 1979 . 4 ~, i ; age, 37 138 I a . E WAY I YOU CCNCEPE A PONT WHEN YOU KNON I -1A - - I by Al Virmear V 1 ni4 F 31 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - le - 33 54 *44 Z OR 50 IT APPEAR5 I ,a =-~ '11* ~c .- - Finally I . ~~ AS-4 - I I 040W! To Get Identifying seign ounty Courthouse t rho 6 47 I I 11 ARGUMENT! - - I . -. i/ - - 56 k I PRISCI LLA'S POP - - - /1 . I ~ - I 14 5AD AG MV I - - •. 23 24 IS 41 _____ THAT 7HNGS ARF_ NX A'S SAY... . it - - 28 byHowlSchne r I 5WEVE I CM SAMY . or 16 I EEK&ME ! 22 21 - - ; I J Lumb C I34 lk.~_ /. _. _ L(_ ~' Ill Evening Herald-CUSPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents I - 25 tP O& ~ . - list Year, No. 30-Widnssday, August 15, 1919-Sanford, FlorIda 32171 D differ 17 il I Ih~ H 'I'M NOT STUCK ANYMORE P Is REGGIE, HOW COULOYOU ~ 7 6~ T~E ALIL- BEAT T~Y~ I FOUNDA PIGEON AND R I P OFF SOME POOR, EGGIE, LINLCADED I'T ON HIM! UNSUSPECTING HUMAN YOU WANY- ABOUT THE BEING THAT WAY ?' THI A T WORTHLESS EASY--r jr STUCK lTH , 11 J A"~ FM .-.; 7 r. 111er[i iii (!1I111g IT . -- - i6 I '- _____________________________________________________________________________________ - . Sansom r ARCHIE . 7 8 9 10 11 12 LL - - ill, 4 5 6 36 f 0 I encouragement in either case. . My husband has gout and takes Indocin. NJ 0 0 I . DEAR READER - Gout is ~ caused by high levels of uric other medicines that are I acid production by yOur ° en commonly used In body cells. Uric acid salts Can forms of arthritis and the acute Inflammation of choice of the medication to be Cal After two and one-half years bids up to $1,400 for the said. along the street. rememberthereascln," he said. come without some haggling. building, she said. , the toe. On a long4errn basis, used depends upon which type of continual debate, the druction and placement of a wasn't a decision "There Commissioner Sandra Glenn But commissioner Bill Kir. He amended the motion and Consequently, whenever a Nelawender, who can settle In joints and cause of arthritis It Is and the overall Seminole Board of County sign on the Seminole County refereed argurrgjj cosernbsg snide when It was first brought commissioner suggested moved to spend $2,800 for two chhoff said $2,800 was too much the commissioners accepted his gouty arthritis. Thus, gout IS condition of the patient. Commissioners has finally Courthouse. the sign in pad years, said up," he said, "and every time It posting a sign, other corn- signs reading In bold print: to spend and only one sign was proposal to put one sign on the the cause of one type of ar DEAR DR. LAMB - What agreed to Identify their home. "There OUght to be acme there has not been opposition to came up afterwards there was missloners would begin debate Seminole County Courthouse. needed. The sign on the east courthouse's west side facing thritis. can a person do If he swallows ,By a vote of 4.0 Tuesday, with celebration at this point," idenfifyft the courthouse. U's the feeling that if it hadn't been over the size, cost, style, or One sign sWWd go on the east side of the courthouse, he said, .Park Avenue. Health air and can't help It? I tried ! I'm sending you ' must have been a location of It, he said. No date for the construction. n member absent, the county administrator side of the building and one sign would not be visible to the lAter number 2-3 on put and everything to stop but MY : r m n doolioners voted to take Nelswendw sad following UW that kept ggtft put off, he reason, but no one could Even Tuesday's vote did not on Ow west side of the public because of the oak trees of the sign was set. to give you more In- mouth gets full of saliva and uric formation about this problem. becomes very tense and Itchy. I Other readers who want this have to stop, but how do I go i Issue can send 75 cents in check about It? My stomach Is bloated coin with a long, stamped, and I feel full all the te, even self-addressed envelope for it. when I haven't eaten. It may 1 Send your request to me, in not be a serious problem but it i . .I ,1 1. . I . care of this newspaper, P.O. really bothers me. 0 ., Box 1551, Radio City Station, DEAR READER - It's ': i gas, I . .. I uncomfortable to be full of New York, NY 10019. ~. i r t Wq M I I I Arthritis Includes a long list regardless of whether it's in ... of conditions. The two main .swallowing air or some other forms of arthritis are cause. My first suggestion would be that you should see a physician. He might be able to type most often seen in people By GEOFFREY POUNDS To pay for audits of past years (18-17 and 17-18), It might Tallahassee. tabihity Act, which becomes effective Oct. 1, requires counties to iedicine that some and the other past middle The letter was the st in a lobbying effort by the cornHeraIdStaff Writer have their audits performed by independent CPAs. Previously, cod as much as $800,000, Etchberger said. If the county Is unable P keep your mouth dry common type Is rheumatoid liv atsees counties were done to audit the previous years,then lt would not be able toprovide the missloners to amend or rescind the financial emergency act the state through the auditor formation A Potential $3 million burden looms over Seminole arthritis which Is a generalized and stop the . information required by the federal government regarding $2.5 Letters also were sent to the state senators from Seminole, Clark. wal's office' disease associated with in- 0I saliva. That way you won't ,whilie officials begin an Intensive lobbying effort to Wing about have to swallow all the time. 1% cost of the audit this year, Etchberger said, will be about million revenue sharing funds received for those two years, Etch- Maxwefl and John Vogt. Munmation of the joints. legislative relief. In their letters, the commissioners make three points: $16^ or roughly am pmmt of all tM county,s operating berger said. The fact that you swallow air . County budget director Jeff Etchberger saki a bill passed by There are a lot of other and produce lots of URV& That the new law "is dearly in violation of previous the county be unable to provide the audit information to ft IM Florida I*g1dature requiring countin to have audits . funds. He said that figure has bm budgeted for fiscal year IM theShould causes for arthritis, including suggests to me that you might million, legislation passed by the 1978 session of thie Florida liAgiallature federal government, it might have to refund the $2.5 performed by independed wrtifled public accountants has put 80 gonorrhea, and at one time be a little on the tense side. He which provided that the state would not mandate additional . according to Etchberger. Seminole County in 64 a red pickie.90 I But an audit at that price moy ad be available, he add, . tuberculosis was a com.mon may be able to help you with programs or costs for local governments. without providing new . "Refunds of such funds would have major impact upon all He said the effects of the bill could rwA in the courAy having becaum accowtants will now figures from prgviout years and cause. Stated another way, your tension problem. sources of revenue to fund such costs"; ., residents Of Seminole County and possibly all residents of the to spend as much a $0,=for anditing few The county could thie last state audit of Seminole County was done in IWS. arthritis can be a complication for Independel3t ill be totally unfeuible" that the new law "w Aside from those measures, state of Florlds, if similar situations exW in other counties "the "We know we would have to pay for this year's audit, but we am be forced Into having to refund $2.5 million in federal of a number of different in- my best suggestion is to learn to certified public accountants to perform both financial and didn't anticipate having to pay for the past two years," Etchcounty commissioners wrote in a letter to state represeZives; revenue4haring money, he sa.14 y diseases. anwalk nund- with an aser Bob Hattaway and Bobby Brantley, Seminole County's men In See AUDIT, PageZA The Local Government Financial Emergency and Accounberger said. atehi I used to control east betwee acute attack of gout. It Is one of while you're at home and out of I lir several medicines used for this public view. It's hard to t 01 /, I 11 '' purpose.- It is also useful In a swallow when you're h6lding an ~' 1 .. number of inflammatory eraser between your teeth and * conditions which Includes some that will alert you to the fact cases of rheumatoid arthritis, that you are swall owing and • .. As in gout, there are many help train you out of the habit. a my . I . ViWit 1111111111 -_ I - - - - - - F S .11MRAWRWOFNA! "-; P t''I ' 14 / Indocin the best thing for 14 - k__1 : ft s 0 JE I V I E I D ___ LWKS WOP... [i' ~ w7 I . acid by Art 7 .~ . A 1II DRDl DEAR please explain the difference • - - - _________ THE BORN LOSER [ :~: I ° ______ . 44 Gridder Jimmy I _____ 4 - GoutoCaused 40 Pointed 19 Printer's shapes measure(pl I 41 Weather 21 Hold fast bureau (abbr.) 22 Very heavy 42 Horso 23 Fit directives 24 Hoses 43 Rowing tools 25 Hearty pool 45 Used 26 Medley 27 Con- 46 Sadist Marquis de tendere plea 47 Looked at 9 Lysergic acid 29 Of liquid waste th 49 Actress West diethylamide 30 a 50 Article 31 Ogles ass ? 37 Heart (Lat.) point nickname 53 Adams mate 12 Outer (prefix) 38 Skillful 37 Flower part (p1.) 39 Enciphers 1 _____ DA013INMISOMQUIlk . . - ' `11 A)OI2 . T yp e Of Arthritis 6 1 - e5 I Cleansing I graduate pu ihcase 25 Is curious 3 Chicago 28 Foam 32 Hawaiian 4 Spanish river - greeting 5 Garden plant 33 Imposing Once and series future king 34 ked 7 Physical 35 Fake fell might 38 Singer Gerry 8 Belonging to , \ ___ DOWN sound -,- .. I - - .. '' .. 20 Barnyard C. - 55 Inarment 14 Peasant . . I I • IS Awaft 17 Greek letter '_ - . BEETLE BAILEY ,,% I .4 18 __ •P EL (S ,-~ I Answer to Previous Puzzle A P4 SK U 17 0 I Tibetan guide 48 Mariner I I 101 51 Unilateral (2 7 Exploding wds.) meteor C & I • ACROSS 45 Compass (WHAT ARF_ AW)uT T04E SAME AS DRAVONG I THE C.HANCES 0 _`1 GLONDIE FIRST Chic by . . II8S en Nasw W ft IN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 14, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c3aa26cfde3bb043d353fe00459e2dc.pdf c71a4cd3afd92bc2edd6fc7f8340f8aa PDF Text Text 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE Monday, June 25, !!? by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle _ 44 Jacks ACROSS Hair Trans (GOTTEN INTO ZL ( ; ASLEEP INPRONTOP THE I THATIS BAD'?! ~ 'V ! ..I 61 P ' - 1 4 Li- P1 i 10 Tainted 13 Imitated 14 Lawyer 15 Dos Vateriand (abbr.) Greek letter 17 Information 18 Second - t \.. -' 3çrU!h ,b\ ' J \. I - I - t)J, )CCU.-C.- __ BEETLE BAILEY Mort by Walker i L X ' ( (4t > I ) ) ($ r7' E' . / ? ) 3 ) FULL PACK 25MILE HIKE' q1 - ( J 1-:~ ~, - e / 11 I I. OUT FOR THE 11 FALL 11 e_ . MPH o ____ - ! 0 IN IF DOWN I Meerschaum .. 41 Church pa 12 Coloring 43 Belonging to 10 Lay I - 35 Short swim hair transplant is performed and hew natural it is. Can you get It cut and will it regrow? Is it like the rest of DEER READER - - - - - _ - Ml ) by Art Sansom ______________________________ 23 ! ________I III 'I I II, -I I _____ . r 24 - - ____________ 40 - - .. T' - - 47 _48 __49 ARCHIE - - - 52 b" Bob Montana 153 154 '" 55 ' - - - - - - so i , SEEING OUR I A GREAT VACATION' - IT'S A HOME -) AWAY FR HE, ')I \_,.I!.R9NICA ' .1' ( I THERE'S / . - __\ - -to - natural hair - -.~r I . - _4 I ° HOROSCOPE - I -. '- r' , _____ For Tuesday 26, 1979 CAM WAM W)R G& ARE KA)GZ' TO . 9 R, CRE C01,)G DO IF 7HEY CWT DRIVE. '7 I ')fl.-'-' RI.G wRf 'q - • going to make some energy negatively. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. important changes that will have a positive effect on your 21) Only you can make something happen as YOU en- IfUhIfltd of \P ---'-' a dream. "' I.Y'.~_~,:: "..., , I I .. , 1flhL __4JlJ1J- % IL. Iris nsea"II I ASC I I...... -.. I., .1 __ - Z ': L - ":. .. I . iIt J'L , . iI i =r A " - PIP HE GET71NG ME POWN-1 - ve A HOT I". 1 _____ i, O? 7 /// I' I ________ ))) // 0 rl~l s I "I _V I- - C 1 . , Ilk 11 . ll, ____ .W ) "";;$A& 0" IV U a ow a" I ,-k I u Y, . BUGS BUNNY . by Stoffel & Helmdahl ' 1 F I 5 COOP THr-FAPY WHAT,Ftc- YA mAKIN ,? FORL My JUMPY WIT KH ITTI N ` / I T 15TAFCTEP OUT TO ur- A -9woATeFt ... ,11 .0 OUT L L057 , C*% C_ 0 I CONTROL /) V - ______ , 4C _____________ • ___ I ...k:: / i, by Bob Thaves " / • ON / . i / . . .• ' . 1 . • - • • • ' / t'•'Mi. ____ . SOUTH 03w/ No #406.1 IT- -- county commissioners for approval is the requesting of posted flags at service stations to alert metorlsts of a station's fuel supplies. A red flag would be flown over pumps with no fuel left and a green flag at a pump would signal fuel is available. Committee member Mel Dekle said a similar flag alert system was used by some area stations during the 1974 oil shortage. Despite the precautionary measures, Ms. -. - -.'. -' - - - r' 4 _~___~___ ' - 1 I Local officials say that ruling may throw out a Florida statute commonly used by officers to Justify requests for identification. Florida's loitering and prowling statute, 856.021, makes it illegal for a person discovered in a [Acal law enforcement officials are uncertain how to react to Tuesday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling making it necessary for police to suspect a person of a specific crime before they legally may ask then) - - ---. - • - -- - + for identification. -- -. • - •lP - .1 I - -. • - .- .- ". '/ 31 ' .4 I _____ ' ____ . ' . - . I / - - - _____________________ __________________________ ,t_ llf 11- -, , !-,- ______ _______________________ - . " , I $- I . '40t . , -,S,~. , 1, h . I.. . It : f . ,V I . : . 4 i . , li / : 1I 4 1i'.. I ~ 1 . a - ~_ _. .. ." 1 ,~ I. I I . - .i - i' •4 .:. .. I 4 :-- "-I. -'e .t " . .. . .".t- , . ____________ ~, . p .,.' III -~._! I . .(, .1 I 1i . i t . + I -~ - ~ ~"'i,i*0, l , erald p oto by Tom Nelsel THE POWER OF CHAMPIONS Carrying the big sticks which led Farr In,urance to the Altamonte Springs Little League championship are Steve flutsell, Greg Vandergrift and Ted Freycenet. left to right. himself, is the portion "that could verywell - which may have been nullified by Tuesday's cause us some problems!, Police are concerned decision, "If we are prohibited from identifying auspicious that their practice of invaluable to them because stopping persons found loitering or "looking residential or commercial neighborhoods and asking it often provides specific suspects for crimes that are not discovered until later. Spokesmen for the them for Identification will Seminole County Sheriff's 'llie trio also has its fingers crossed for making Ili( league's all-star teani, which will be annotinced , later this week. All-star prac(ice begins .July 1. ' - . . . ____ I I . by Craig L.gg.fl . ,. " I' _____ ' -- - --- -. ____ - . "r , I -.- . - .- ••.a ' + - - 'a J?4'. ' •• - ' - 41~1 .._•___ _ _-&__"r1_W__ .1 _•i + .... . . • - . - • • - - - -1 1, -- . a . . Department and the Sanford Police Departnient said today they are waiting for the state attorney to determine the exact effect of the ruling on Florida law. A state attorney's office cannot determine that effect until they receive an official copy of the 'ring. Harriett said the Sanford police would "not agree with the ruling" if it is determined that it would strike down the Florida spokesman said they statute. i 1, I -- . • __ . - S- - -- - - - -- • - - •- .- - •- - --- city of Sanford has the muck dredged from the lake After the incident was meeting with DER enforcement literally run "amuck" in contained "submerged discovered, Kozjov sent a letter officers, bureaucracy, city manager vegetation necessary to the to Knowles informing him that Kozlov said the city could be War E. Knowles claims, water body." Furthermore, no the city was in violation of liable for a f ine of up to $10,000 Knowles on Monday night one can dredge or fill state Chapter 17-4, Florida pe r day If it refused to replace requested autho rization from waters without f irst obtaining a Administrative Code and the vegeta tion dredged from the city commission to seek the permit, DER investigator L. T. Chapters 3 and 4 of the the lake. However, he said balp of Gov. Bob Graham's Koalov said. Florida Statutes by dredging Knowles had agreed to the DER office in straightening out a KoovsaldhI8office became without obtaining a de r. permit. He or dispute with the state Depart- aware of t he dredging when a said he ordered the city to Knowles said the city wo uld ment of Environmental meznberof his office brought in "revegitate spend the estimated $300 in the lake." Regulation (DER) over the a June 4 edition of the Evening order to replant the vegetation dredging of a 5by-100 foot Herald which contained a "They want us to put back the in the area dredged. lakefront area across from city picture of crane at work. muck and the weeds we took But Klov insists the matter hail. "We caught them with their out. -. I'm not sure we can find is not trivial. The commission approved fingers In the cookie jar," said the dead fish," Knowles told the "That subaquatic vegetation the reed. Kodov. commissione rs foll owing his is very im po rt ant to the take. It Knowles said the city, acts like kidneys in removing reading to citizen requests to impurities in the water," clean up the lakefront, "a a Kozlov said. f ________________________________ Where will the city f ind the of muck, dead fish and weeds weeds to replant the area If other parts of the lake," KoxIov ' a ,4 64 +. - i + • - 1k Nils Runni*n%i; I I Today - ___ - _____ .. - - _______ •- ' - '. -• • ' • . - . ______________ --•- -' • ___ ___ • .• 11 . • • . be declared illegal. They say that this practice is Searches 1 • 0 .• - 11f -. ______ . I _ -- .• .. . • • ~, , lfl I I suspicious" in either I": : . --•--+• 1 . ________ . 1111-1w . I: Steve -_1 ZWNIES -. .+•- . ,,,_ .• C 14 W . ,~ . I . people," said . - . ~, 4 ,., T :r I I . : .. ____ _______ .'b -• - ~ • " III - - f . Harriett, achninistrative aide to Sanford's Police . I -. .I "place and manner not usual for law abiding indivlduals" to flee from an officer. try to conceal himself or an object, or refuse to Identify himself. That last portion of the law, the refusal to identify ___ __ J1 15 ..,. . . L oca/ Pol'oice Puzzled B Court Ruli ' o ng 0 . I - - I ~Q ij. 1- • review the reconunendations during its rular session today ,. Ms. Blackmon said she has sent letters to each of the 108 Seminole Cowity service station operators asking them to advise her of their fuel allocations for next month. She said operators, furthennore, are being asked to advise tier when they feel their supply is nearing depletion. Such information, she said, will be used to detennine if the fuel situation is deteriorating and whether additional fuelsaving measures need to be considered. ___ III I , 'Me county commission was expected to ______ '. ' . .-,.. / purchases out of fear that the supply will be gone on If they wait. Anotner recommenuaison ioraaru a•-..1. ,,e _ __ ' . ,, r "Thesthteandthelederc!governmentare the only ones with any clamp to enforce the rules," she said Dinkins said, WIll help in preventing "panic buying" whereby consumers step up their by T. K. Ryan i , •. :-.; 01;, J ': . , 1...:: 1, ,,. '. . , 1: * lat "We don't want to resort to any ty pe of The gas limits, committee member Robert MAPNESS%5.1 1 SHLJCHJNSi I PT l'V STAL.SSP - •• : . Av Ii, ________________ - " , '' '446. 0 72 THEY wAmr me' __ • I _______________________ IEALL.Y MISS MIS-MR ' ___________________ I I I\ .I- - lo ____ & . ., ' ' INK rM ) 4tr Am - / / .. _______ + TUMBLEWEEDS v.,. _________ .. . :. . by Stan Lee and John Romjta ' / - - . a _______ -. 41i::1:::-:~ 1 : 41:::~_: ..-- __ mm~ #all - IV a" us 1.0 C. table. At this table South , - ;'.~ ' , ' - HEAD ?: III I / ~ hearts was led at every " / ' 'a RNNPROPS V4 # 9 6 . 'Muo.ov'W's I A, •• is F 0- B # K8 , r-m'g - _____ rALWN' SPIDER.MAN "V ff & ' J 0 ANYThING' EAST , - ., ~_ I r.: 1. ; 'V . !.` " 1. - 1. FRANK AND ERNEST 0 1"I. .I 1% . -0 - w t % "..1. A 97 4 #K ' ,tj . v I , The public worlLs department's proposed budget is $827,480. The the • _____ oppo 6-25 help comes today from spade king. So South led his AQ373 YOU11 ace of spades at trick two :K someone you least expect. Find 'P" • 102 Then he continued spades. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. out more of what lies ahead for West took his king and you in the year following your 19) It's important that you team shifted to a diamond ° Vulnerable: Neither W,4hdaV 1w aentftnii for your up with those who know how to South wound up making five ' Dealer' West copy of ' " Mail$1 for each to Astrol-Graph, into a good time. Avoid the cry West North East South Oswald: "Not much of a Pan Pan Pan I + swing In rubber bridge, but P.O. Box 489, Radio City bahieL 2 3• Pass 4• where West kept his big PISCES (Feb. 20-March 3D) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Pass Pass Pass mouth shut the declarers all specify birth sign. You'll work hard around bome tried a trump finesse. West LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A today and take extra pains to do would then give his partner Opening lead:1VQ stimulating project could oc. nice things for the family. a heart ruff and hold decupy your time today. Someone who didn't pitch in clarer to four. The steady However, in your excitement could try to steal your thunder. free bidder received a very bad match point score for ARUN (March 21-April 19) you could involve persons who I that one trick difference." You're alert and in Um mood for don't belong in your affalm I VIRGO (Aug 23&pt. ) something exciting today. One By Oswald Jacoby Ask 1xDP11 People in high places are caution In your enthialasm, and Alan Sontag willing to do you a favor today. you could start to thinki Oswald: "Years ago I deA California reader asks Take extra pains to let thiern unrealist.1cally. scribed several types of bad what is the oldest bridge TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) know how appreciative you are, bridge players. One in the tournament still being or they won't help again. The needs of your family come list was the steady free played. LJZRA(Sept. n-Od. 23) You first with you today. Your bidder who just felt that he It is the Goldman pairs in had to bid every time it was the Eastern championships. have ft enthusiasm to tackle desire to please them might his turn if he had any possi- It has been played every large projects, but unless YOU YOU o frivolous, We excuse for bidding." year from 1929 to date, Alan: "Here is one of INEWSPAPF-H ENTFRPRISF ASSN.) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) in discipline plans will go awry those steady free bidders at your zest to make things because poor judgment. wo in the Southeastern ENO( 0 Y OIJACOBIOD. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) happen today you could fed thie championships in Mia Bridge, P.O. " ca g re of Mis newspa. There's plenty of fight in you. need to color the truth when this April. He overcalled per, ox 489, Radio Cily with two ea. king with a buddy. U you do, You're not afraid of cornStation, New York, N V. t0019.) Oswald: "The sort of bid petitive situations. They could, complications will result. ______ " NOW ALL E NEEP TRANSFER? ERrAJNLY, MY 6! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You don't mind devoting 'your energies today to s enterprise.-What does is their seem Generosity only to those whom you think can do you some good ha site by Al Vermeer ,' 1AR. GRUMBLY, THIS i . tn' pp I NORTH * 10542 that risks trouble. This time the opponents bid a normal four spades and I see that our steady bidder opened his suit." Alan: "The same queen of 'r / ' - -1. 1 ""("..", _. - '. `,~.Vr~,.!, ,* - ,. . . "'t. all 'rig measures be Initiated. Among the measures rationing at this time," she said. "It is better recommended by the committee was the - -_ as hours of •operation and adjust the supply at ,, to prevent motorists from sold in order 'h " engaging in Tank topping is Any conservation measures reconunended the practice of filling a gas tank when the tank by the committee and approved by the county Is already more than one-half filled. commission would have to be strictly The committee also. recommended the voluntary, she said. Although Gov. Bob setting of limits on the maximum amount of G raham authorized-the formation of ener gy gas sold per customer. Although neither a committees in each Florida county, tile maximum nor a minimum figure will be conunittee3 &re not given the authority to included in the recommendation, a $5 enforce their I . 't e .'' ,, -,~,' ., ''"' . , ,,,~- ,, - You'll go after, and realize, the vision it will. Don't make Up ( .. The committee met for the first time current budget is $740,287. The proposed budget reflects increased , to fuel supplies. She consider more stringent measures as the odd-even fuel sale days set up in other Florida counties. Under such a plan motorists are alternate da ys, ing on the last digit of their license the newly formed county energy committee. counties and municipalities. Thus, a millage increase above that , , or Fire department p9,997. The police depa rt ment's proposed budget is $1,24864. The '7879 fiscal year total was $1,091,058. The proposed in crease in cludes a request for six new cars at a cost of more than $36,000. proposed by Knowles would be prohibited. The 29 cent hike is costs of materials to complete street repairs and improvements. expected to increase revenue by $42,443. The sisticipated revenueThe fire depa rt ment's present operating budget is $791,764. The sharing funds amount to $=,223. Combining the two revenue '79-80 request is for $851,762 and includes a proposed replacement sources, the city st i ll will be forced to trim $118,852.50 from the of a rescue van at a cost of $23,396. departmental requests. The cuts will be left to the commissioners Budgets for refuse, airport, and utilities are prepared during their July work sessions. separately Among the largest proposed increases are the for police, •. from •, the general government budgets. The airport budget not ready public works and fire departments. Those departments are requesting increases over last year's budget as follows: Water and sewer rates also will rema in unchanged, Kn owles Police - $157,206; said, as users' fees are expected to cover the proposed $372,881 for Public works - $87,192; utility operation. I Blackmon said, the count) still remains "In relatively good position 'in terms of available motorists If the board of county corn . . , YoWe - , *- bank balance this coming year / I- J GIMME. A 13EM .0 ~zIL 0 expenve is June21, ir BRIDGE AT k may not receive favorable support," Knowles told the coinmissloners. He in dicated that an Injunction to halt the establishment of such a special district likely would be sought by o ponents. The Ixgislature this year enacted a five percent tax cap on . .........•.• ,t 11nc ç;c S coimnissloners that voluntary conservatIon WIN by Howie Schneider r - any number of these that °u ;, : ,,. On Sales Gas In mino e Monday and agreed to recommend to the I ?1 EEK& MEEK • . maximum limit on the amount of gas sold to .. June ' Service station operators in Seminole County will be asked to put a minimum and a mile or more every day if it can get through most tores. Most of the spent ds have basic aft : simila rities. BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ____ 1 Of .%-.iL-~! 1'_~:Z.." • i A 5 9 Ad y o T x Hi e Yc 0 k by city manager This figure is based on general goveminent budget revenues Warren E. Knowles. projections of $3,810,852 and proposed expenses of $4,342,659. Knowles' budget calls for an increase of 29 cents per $I,OW of What is not covered by the rate hike must be reduced by federal assess propert y valuation, from the present 6.9 nifil figure to revenue-sharing funds and the trim m ing of in di vidual depa7.19 mills. A person with property assessed at $20,000, for example mental requests, Knowles said. will pay $145.80 nest year; t his year the same homeowner wo d ul Improvements in streets and pavements in the downtown area have paid $138 for the Sanford portion of his tax bill. have been planned by the city, at a cost of $420,000. However, City commissioners are scheduled to meet next month to budgetary constraints may prevent the city from paying the hammer Oil e e o the budget. Its approval must be made entire co , Knowles said. One possible solution, he sai d, wo d by September to become operative for the new fiscal year starting to set up st ul be a spe, cial taxing district in which the downtown property OCt. L owners benefit ing from the iniprovements would be assessed an The five percent increase is contrary to a 31)-year trend in additional fee. Sao, which has seen the tax rate fall from $21 per $1,000 in 1950 "1 caution the city co nunission that a special taxing district books on memory training and fl-year woman and I walk a S to just over $6 per $1,000 in 1976. The figure rose to $7 per thousand In 17 and dipped again to the .9 figure, last year. Th e rate hike, Knowles said, is needed to help offset a gap of Sanfo taxpayers will experience a hike In city tax rates this $1,807 between revenues and expenses In the 19790 budget. year, according to a tentative budget presented DEAR DR. IAMB - I am a see if they will help. There are - et ee s d Herald Staff Writer position. So, It grows like not an easy problem. If you natural hair and can be cut like want, you can try some of the NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) L_ Ir, - L- NO PLACE LIKE " _________ _____ -I City B By GEOFFREY POUNDS new transplanted position i wish there was something behaves exactly as it should that I could reconunend that CONVENIIENCES-- BLIT IT NEEDS 4 H4MY TOUCH! .1 the sides of the head. people as they get older. As When the hair foll icles are you've no doubt noticed, yo ur transplanted from the side of loss of memo or forgetfulness the head to the bald area, of Is for recent events You can course the follicles retain the probably remember things that basicgenes thatthey inherited. happenedwhenyouwereagirl That means that the hair in the rather easIl) - 43 44 45 46 ________________ I Ener -26 ! - __ - 33 3 - - 27 28 29 38 ___ ____ - _________________ _____ 26 41 _________________ ______________________ 25 30 r ___________________ - - 18 19 . . ~1~1 Ile -- 15 00 r - - ___________ 13 .-.;'•i '' 1 ( - - I __ - I -.( J 115~1~~ THE BORN LOSER _______________________ _______________________________ (1i THAT - 41 a ---, = __1 Lame, _ '9 - i. 1 usual technique is to take plugs I of hair from the sides of the ment for rapid and irregular scalp where hair is abundant and transplant these plugs to heartbeat. Sin been taking medicine areas the hair is sparse regularly. This medicine has or absent Much of the male pattern keptme free from any further seen in man is attacks, for which I am thankbaiwsess fu'. because the hair follicles in However, this past year I've volved have an inherited I am much more noticed charac. fet follicles forgetful. In conversation, teristic. These hair actually produce a form of male words or names leave nie hormone, different from hor- suddenly. Things I am familiar mones produced by the other with are suddenly lost. This is particular embarrassing and I have been variation is associated with wondering if the medicine has ntary hair anything to do with this. If so, is there any danger in continuing growth, if any at II It's odd but every hair follicle the medicine indefinitely? that ou have has ita own gen es DEAR READER - The list which determine how the hair of medicines you included in the follicle behaves chemically, rest of yo ur letter are common Th e ones at the side of the head ones used effectively to treat are least likely to have these your condition. None of them 54 Decade 36 Game lFr.) 19 Kind of fuel 38 Pol o stick us - - me how a 22 Lost letter Evening HeraI( USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents D r. appreciate it If you would tell V I Ne FerjJtl 71st Year, No 266, Tuesday, June 26, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. LAMB- I would I. AC ! ! NF8 FTA so ______________________ i ('FIR F 0 1 A IN -,-i ! f~~ T L ven-viig 111 Are They Natural? FAK 42 Squeezes out 44 Boxing blow 31 Hug 4 Sol Of 110011 24 Origin 45 False god 33 Legume 5 Entertainment 25 Footwear 34 Give silent 6 group (abbf.) 27 Contraction 46 Kind of moth assent uled need 48 Identifications 35 Snooze 7 28 (si) 36 Nemeth and 8 Donjon England Dimaggio 9 Ragged edge So RFg'S father 29 Leisure 37 Foil Dance 51 Work unit 32 Dorothy ' s : destination 53 Turkish caliph carrying fly or- A I $ : RA IA 26 Contemplative 3 Comedian ._11 L 11 If JlUlK F • I ___ 3 56 Fillet state 57 Rough air 58 D.. language in 59 he person lr_~ 19 U . lants : A4 20 Magnitude % -. p - .W- - - --. • * • * •-.. • • - - . la- - -• • + . • + �41N.'—Evening Her? , Sanford, FL Tuesday, June26, 19 79 Motor Home Stolen In Altamonte Springs A 22-f oot motor hue valued at more than $17,000 was tolen from its lot in Altamonte Springs sometiiiie between June 14 and June 25, according to Seminole County deputies. Owner Wayne Prather, 39, of 68 Grade St.. (.'assc lbcrr described the 'ehicic :m a new 1979 Starcraft Star Blazer ituotom home. The motor hoilit' is ss hite with orange stripes on the side. Prather sai d he had parked his motor home at the All American Marine, Inc. on its lot at the corner of Jackson Street and State Road 436 in Altaxnontt' Springs. The utotor hne is val tjt'd at $17,273.89, he said. ,-;,.WORLD .', I ,;."~ IN BRIEF 0.1; 1 ;:. OPEC Oil Ministers Begin GENEVA I UPI) The 13 OPEC oil niiintcrs today Ix gall the cartel's most crucial price-fixing conferdnc(1 wee the world oil crisis five years ago. A sub.stantial mt I case was certain, with only the exact amount in doubt. The ministers met behind a screen of tight security in the ballroom of the Hotel Intercontinental. The conference, scheduled to last two or three days, has pitched conservative Saudi Arabia against OPEC's more radical members. The Saudis are the only OPEC members to have stuck to the benchmark price of $14.54 fixed in March. The others all impose various surcharges, with the average price now around the $18 level. - :Tanker, — Freighter Collide CI VITA VECCHIA, Italy (UPI) A fully loaded Italian oil tanker and a French freighter collided today in heavy fog Off Italy's western coast . Port officials said fires aboard the two vessels raged out of control. Early radio reports said at least one crewmember was dead and 29 Injured in the fiery collision. Two of the injured were reported in critical condition. The 4,942-ton, Italian tanker Vera Berlingieri and the 12,202-ton French freighter Emmanuel Palmas slammed into each other while moving through dense fog at 6:30 a.m. (1:30 a.m. EDT), 14 miles off the coast between the Port cities of Eiwnicino and Civitavecchia along the Tyrrheni an coast. — -: , # . . I !, . "Carter, Ohira End Talks TOKYO IUPI) — President Carter and Japanese Premier .Masayoshi Ohira today wound up talks in ;. preparation for the Big Seven "energy summit" which was overshadowed by the OPEC oil cartel conference on ,. the other side of the world. Carter and Ohira, shedding their suit jackets and rolling up their shirt sleeves, concluded two days of talks on energy and political and strategic matters which had furthered "the mutual trust and friendship" of the two countries, a U.S. administration official said. The meeting was held at Ciso, a picturesque seaside resort within sight of the sacred Mount Fuji. Carter flew there by helicopter after jogging and swimming at dawn. 1.. JR ,. ... - .'..-W.ft-. - '-. . - . I a icjttem,pt !V')4S tl , j1re," ,O 11 , terrorist group. But neither he nor-Belgian police would say which group Is the prime suspect in Monday's attempt, which failed by a fraction of a second to kill NATO's supreme cornutander. A bomb planted beneath a roadway In the nearby village of Obourg was detonated by remote control just after hlaig's chauffeur-driven Mercedes 600 had passed it. trailing c.urit,vjt.Icir the hrwit of the blast, slightly injuring two of its occupants. Only the trunk oI' th e general's car was damaged and Haig was unscratched. " - 17 r _-~ . L6mmrij All) . 71 e' .11:1 tJ,j:. - _ It .r'.'.4 "'•: % . & - I.. 7 '' - k -% ------'" (I.." ______ Reds Talk About Energy : • ..4 READY FOR - NEXT YEAR • 4'. acatlon and Installed new officers for the upcoming fall term. Mrs. .Wileathia Williams Installed the new officers pictured above. Seated (from left): president W.L. Hamilton, and vice president Dr. .J,C. Ringling, Standing -- --• M --- Gaso Iine P a c e s (oiis u e r Pri*ce R*ise Of 1.1 e cent Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are FICTITIOUS NAME engaged In business at 101 Highland Notice is St., Altamonte Spg., Seminole engaged in hereby given that i am business at 3215 Rantoul County, Florida, under the fictitious Ln. Sanford, 5pmnr,Ia F, name of FINISHING TOUCHES and Florida, 32711, under the fictitious d name name OfJL ASSOCIATES and that I with the Clerk of the Circuit Coin, Intend to register said name with the Seminole County, Florida in ac. Cler k cf the Circuit Court, Seminole cordance with the provisions of the County, Florida in accordance with Fictitious Name Statutes, To- Wit: the provisions of the Fi ct iti ous Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 51g. Jodi Colvard 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Donna Esbensen 51g. John M. Jenkins Carol Pope Publish: June 19, 76, July 3 , ID, 1979 Publish: June 5, 12, 19, 26. 1979; DEK93 DEK30 ..OTICEOFPU5LICHEARINOTO CONSIDER CHANGE OF ZONING: ',J! • -. -, . nding _ •_ - •• Selection All - - L. c.4:,-r z-.. - ,r' s - a - 1111 11U •': ' - r . _____ — . Exasperating MIAMI (UPI) — An exasperated judge suggested Monday if attorneys don 't speed up t heir questioning, "It's going to ta ke us six months to get a jury" to try Theodore Bundy for t he ChI Omega murders. Judge Edwar d Cowart dismissed seven prospective jurors on the trial's opening day. Two others, a woma n who wor ke d in a bowling alley and a black social worker, were tentatively scated. — Defending and prosecuting attorn eys reserved th e right to dismiss th ose two Jurors after further questioning. A venire of 500 people was summoned. Hw,'s Your Hearing? /Chicago, 111.—A free offer of special interest to those who 1hear but do not understand ssords has been announced by I I3eltne. A non-operating model of thi, smallest Heltone I aid of its kind will be given ab. United Press International Police S. Walter Hughes. He York Qty metropolitan area. the rest of the state If of Exxon, said Monday in solutely free to anyone reSome 60 police officers In riot said police waited too long Carey also gave New York city necessary. testimony before the House questing it. gear were stationed today at Sunday night before moving In Mayor Edward Koch the As to whether any of this Is Ways and Means Committee Scud for it this put it on the busy Five Points intersec- to break up a disturbance by authority to make unilateral really necessary, Rep. Benjam- that U.S. refineries are running and wear in model, the privacy of tion In Levittown, Pa., to about 1,500 citizens who, decisions on who gets how much In Rosenthal, D-New York, "at 90 percent capacity." your own home. While many prevent a recurrence of week- frustrated over the gas crisis, gas, if any, in his jurisdiction, charged that crude oil imports end gasoline riots that left 82 torched cars, d destroyed gas The fuel shortage, whether people with a hearing loss will —Th e American Automobil e thefirs tfourtnonth5of 1979 had real or imaginary, had some not receive anyhearing significant Injured and led to almost pumps pelted police with Association In Pittsburgh re reached near-record levels, and benefits. Manhattan's streets, benefit from any aid, arrests. Elsewhere In the200 rocks andand bottles. nation, peace prevailed on the The East In general was just ported gas supplies were at a he challenged the oil corn- for Instance, were remarkably this tree model will show you "critical" level In that area, panies' claims the shortage was free of congestion Monday, how tiny hearing help can be. It gas lines, but the frustration getting off its worst weekend Service stations are now caused by the cutoff of Iranian was there all the same. oil during that nation's bridge and tunnel traffic was is not a real hearing aid, and yet, and, as New Jersey Gov. staggering hours, but Thirteen people were Brendan Byrne noted, the gas Thursday many plan a week- revolution, reported down by as much as 12 is yours to keep, free. The acarrested In Levittown Monday supply situation could stay long shutdown to protest the Rosenthal, chairman of a percent and commuters tual aid weighs less than a third night on disorderly conduct acute for the next two weeks. shortage and to share up sup- House subcommittee i n. Jammed every available bus of an ounce, and it's all at ear charges near the Intersection Some examples: vestigating the matter, said 333 and train. The sky was an level, in one unit. plies. almost blinding blue. Million unflnnq nr s'r,,,ln where four service ,ttntlnna nm i nese models are tree, so we —New York Gov. Even oil-rich Texas was stockpiled throughout the located, but today authorities said the federal Hugh Carey Although oil-even rationing suggest you write for yours government having Its problems, Odd-even nation, while refinery capacity is a reported the Philadelphia sign that all is not well, now. Again, we repeal, there is has allowed him to dip into the gasoline rationing went into suburb was quiet again, has dropped to around 85 sometImes it moves smoothly state's 25-million-gallon oil effect in Houston and the percent. one no cost, and certainly no obli. and gets things done. As Police On Guard After Gas. Riot Utility Pays Top Price TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) — Florida Power & Light Co., the state's largest electric utility, has been ordered to explain why it paid $1.16 a gallon for diesel fuel to run its generating plants, Public Service Commissioner Joe Crease, noticeably angered by the price, said that any motorist could buy the same fuel at the gas pump for cents a gallon. He raised the question during a Public Service Corn- " S_ES ' TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — Doctors say It will be some time before they know whether an operation reducing the oversized skull of a 6-year-old Candian girl will be sueceasf ul, I • .. - ' Doctors Walt And Hope as - • -.--- • -•• ' "We decided we'd occupy the intersection first tonight," said Laurie Montgomery of Flatlands, New Bruswlck, underwent a 14-how operation at Tampa General Hospital June l5in which her skull was reduced ln size from that of a 35-pound watermelon to near normal size. The young girl suffered from hydrocephalus, a condition In which a tiny pathway which normally drains off the fluid that cushions the brain, falls to develop. FICTITIOUS NAME ,., __e__•*_••.. a • 1., Jury -. - .. —• ' • : ' - mission hearing Monday on fuel adjustment charges for - Ewcning Ht'n*ld . I ' - . J uly for all the state's electric utilities. ' E - . JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — A federal Judge Monday took under advisement a req uest to stay Charles Proffitt's sched uled Wednesday execution while another federal judge In Fo rt Lauderdale granted Robert Sullivan an indefinite sta y. Both convicted killers had been scheduled to the in Florida 's el ect ri c chair Wednesday morning. After a three-hour hear ing, U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges said he would study the seven-vol ume trial transcript and rule by this afternoon "at the latest" on the habeas corpus petition by Proffitt'. attorneys. ... Notice is hereby given that I am' engaged in business at 991 Hwy 134: a f - Proffitt Stay Considered f"..n'. HOSPITAL NOTES New Murder Tr ial ' TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — A five-day dosing of service stations over the Fourth of J uly holiday will be considered Saturday by the board of di rectors of the Florida Allied Gasoline Reta il ers Association. The association has a bo ut 1,000 members and represents a bout 10 percent of the service stations In Florida . Jim M iller, spokesman f or the group, said the inde pendent st ation operators want the government to increase the amount of profit th ey are allowed to make. "We want a 3½ cent a gallon Increase or a total of 30 percent of our costs," Miller said Monday.. "We're still making the same amount we made in March of 1974." Statutj, ToWit: Section 865.09 : Florida Statutes 1957. . Sig. Tyson C. Man Publish; June 19, 26, July 3, 10, 1979 DE K91 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Loflgwood, Fla., Sminole County,' Florida, under the ficti,iou% name o, La nd Planning Agency of the hearing of HAIR WASHINGTON UP!) — Longwood will hold a public to rMASTERS, and that I Intend 41 Th e May price in dex stood at be verage prices as a whole has percent in May and alcoholic to consider the request of Longwood of eg ister said name with the Clerk Consumer prices shot up 214.1, meaning that goods which slowed from 1.6 percent in beverages 0.8 percent, both, Utilities, Inc. for rezoning the Circuit Court, Seminole, another 1.1 pe rcent in May, the cost $100 in 1967 now costs February tol percent in March, faster rises than the previous property located within the City of County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Longwood to PU District (Public Labor Department reported 1214.10. 0.9 pe rce nt In April and 0.7 month. Name Statutes, To Wit: Utilities). today. Gasoline and fuel oil Section 865.09 Florida Statutes isi. pe rcent in May, Still, food The overall cost of ho using The public hearing will be held on Gasol in cont in u ed their rapid rise, but Sig.June Johnl719, Wyatt26, July 3, 1979 e prices increased 5 priceshaverisen 11.2 percent in rose 1.2 percent in May, with July Il, 1919 at 7:30 p.m in the City Publish: food costs grew more slowly. percent in May, slower than the Commission Chambers. Longwood 11 ill the past year. fuel playing a big part. Rents City Hall. 175 W. Warren Ave., DEK.3S 6 percen t rise in Apr il , but st It was the fifth straight month an annual rate of increase of rose 1 percent, house prices 0.8 Longwood. Florida Prices of retail store foods percent and mo Florida Statute 191.246 ; Linda P. Martin, that the seasonally adjust ed 55.1 percent. The cost of rose 0,5 percent rtgage interest SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Notice ofApplicanon forlax Deed DISCHARGES in May, th Clerk HOSPITAL e costs 2.2 percent, Consumer Price Index has transportation rose 1.8 percent smallest Increase NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Sanford. Land Planning Agen cy since last June23, 919 that Mr. or Mn. R.W. Schoolcratt Cliff M. Ables risen in the l percent range and with gasoline account in Gas for ho me use and elecCity of Longwood, Florida g for August. ADMISSIONS the holder of the following carBeatrice Ashe showed Inflation is cont inuing more than two-thirds of at tricity rose 2.6 percent, up Publish: June 26, July 3, 1979 Sanford; titicat has filed said certificates th Bernice Davis strong even while many believe increase. Mary Elizabeth Arnold Pork prices declined for the sharply from a 0.7 percent DEK.1i)I for a tax deed to he issued thereon. Roxie J. Garland Beatrice Ash. The certIficate numbers and years Dennis A. Lawson the economy is entering a second straight month, and increase in April. STATE OF FLORIDA Lewis A Cohen Fuel oil prices Jumped of issuance, the description of the ManllesY. McGibbon slowdown or recessIon. po ultry pr ices al so declined. New car prices rose 1,1 Tabltha 0, Newsome Department of State property, and the names in which It Colleen Foster 8, baby girl percen t In May, the fourth Beef and veal prices in- percent and have increased at Benihi M Thornberg I Certify that AIRWAYS, LTD. was assessed are Edvina E. Mitchell follows: Retail prices have risen 10.8 consecuti ve large Increase, Vickie M. Neary, Casselberry creased sharply by 3 percent in an annual rate of 14 percent heretofore limited Partnership Certificate No. 61a Jasper J. Nicholson Jr. percent during the past 12 formed under Chapter But the rise In food prices May, but Adam Killion, Deitona of Issua nce 1976 Annie Ruth Robinion this was considerably during the first five months of Statutes, having its pr 620, Florida Year Wiliiam Macy, Deitona months and at an annual 13.6 continued to cool, as the ad- l Description of Property: Lull 61k incipal place Eddie L. Robinson Elbert N. White. Geneva Ifenry Russell percent rate in the past three ministration has been hoping, ye of a rise than earlier this this year. But used car prices of business in Casselberry, Florida C.Woodmere Park 2nd Replat P 5 ,1 .. Walton M. Tomes, Orlando ar. Carrie F. Smith declined 0.5 percent, the third was duly cancelled for failure to file Pg 73 months. The rise for food and 1975 Annual Report BIRTHS Nam, in which assessed: Pau4.' Patricia L. Miller, Casselberry toll,. Restaurant meals rose 1.1 consecutive decline. provis,po us SeCtiOf5 A..jl, flor ida Jr. 8 Regina F. Sanford; Henry E. Dreher, Deflary Adsnau. Berry 1. Yvette Dixon a boy Statutes, I hereby give NOTICE in Helen Kelly, Osteen All Of said property beIng In the a this newspaper, which is Published Homer 8 Genes. FCywn a boy Sherri L. Worley & baby girl, Country of eminol,, State bp Jeffrey I CoIeen Lemon a boy In SEMINOLE COUNTY, Flor ida, Florida. . Casselberry that said limited Partnership has Unless Such certificate or cer. filed all delinquent reports and paid tlficates shall be redeemed •2. fees required under law. cording to law the propertpj: I hereby reinstate said limited deSCribed IUSP$ 411 310) In such cer tificate oç,,, CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas Both sides In the murder case Partner ship's The prosecution closed its bachelorelecti-Ician th Certificat, t certificates will be sold to Ili reatened Authority as of December 31, 1911 UPI — Though conceding rested Monday and the highest cash bidder at the court" Jury case with testimony from a to molest and kill Henley and the year for which t he limited housi door along wi th the prosecution that begins deliberations today after policeman on the 16th day of July Tuesday, Jun. 26, 1979—Vol. 71, NO. 266 who detailed the two other youths. Partnership was last granted a 1979 at 11:00 AM. Elmer Wayne Henley will be hearing cl osing arguments. Cer tificate of Authority. even ts in lead g up to Henley's Doted this 5 1I day of June, Publish.d Daily and Sunday, except Sah.rday by The Sanford Herald, The shooting was ruled self- (SEAL) convicted a second time of Inc • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 33171. "This jury wouldn't' believe oral confession, (SEAL) Given defense. Later, Henley led under my hand and the killing six boys procured for a anyt hi ng we put on anyway," Signature: Arthur H. Beckwittl, In 1971, at age 14, Henley police 10 a Great $eal of the State of Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 33711 Florida, at Jr. mass gravesite Tallahasse,, Houston homosexual's torture Henley's lawyer, Will Gray, be the Capital. this the Clerk of Circuit Court of came part of the homosexual where 2? plastic-wrapped boys' 11th day of June, Home Delivery : Week lS cents; Month, $3 IS; 6Monttus, $1150;_____ chamber, the defense is confi- said Monday after resting his torture-murder Year, 1979. Seminole County, Florida ring of Dean bodies, m S t of By Mail: Week, IS cents; Month $3.60; 6 Monthi, 130.60; Year, George os th em doused Firestone 136 00 dent legal er ro rs will force a case without calling any wit- Co By: Beulah C. Brown $4800 rll, who eventually was killed with lime to expedite decompo. Secretary of State Deputy Clerk third trial. ' nesses. " Publish June 26, 1979 by Henley when the 33-vest-old sition, were found. Publish: June 17, 9,26, July 3, 197,9 OEK120 DE K 17 __________ ' Five-Day Closing Eyed . were said to be fire retardant and would not give off a toxic smoke if ignited. Polk and other defendants have filed a suit against Supreme Sales, Co., Inc., the supplier of the mattresses; General Tire and Rubber Co., a maker of the polyurethane used in the manufacture of the mattresses, and Alagold Products, Inc., the distributor of the mattresses. United Press International utilize 300-350 trucks a day, plus Their freezers filled to 1 railroad cars to move the capacity and their loading produce to East Coast markets. docks idled by the Independent As of last Friday, the number of truckers strike, Midwestern -.available truckers had shrunk meatpackers curtailed hours by more than half. and production today, predict. fl Truckers deman di ng a plentiing possible shortages and — 1111111111111 __________ 1W supply of diesel fuel at higher prices at the nation's I prices they can afford picketed supermarkets. I . and blockaded truck stop fuel The strike, approaching the pumps and stopped deliveries end of its third week, threatfrom gasoline distribution cenened California's lettuce crop -i. If :, r ters In several states again and exacerbated the tight . I -i • Monday. Reduced n umbe rs of [ gasoline supply on the East - " Z : . .: '' ,, .0 r tanker-trucks on the road Coast. Violence flared anew. . :1 " caused more problems on the Truck drivers who ignored the . V . . gas-tight East Coast. protest were shot at and t' . The situation in Florida's wounded in Tennessee and I gasstarved southern region, Missouri. however, appeared Mississippi's governor embrightening. Gov. Bob Graham barked on a novel fact-finding ' • announced striking truckers at mission — hopping Into an 18Fort Lauderdale accepted a 7 wheeler for a trip to California percent rate boost and would to get a first-hand assessment re turn to work t oday. of the tr uc kers' problems. Snipers fired on at least three Iowa Beef Processors Inc., trucks in a convoy in Southern the nation's largest meat,, .• Missouri Monday night. One packing company, said it wo uld 4.44 driver, Donald L. Denny, 49, of keep all its plants In operation Dickson, Tern., suf fered minor today, but wo uld reduce work " ' injuries from flying glass after hours because of the strike. The . a b ul let crashed through his company operates plants windshield. throughout the Midwest and Along Interstate 81 in TensesPlains. NatIonal guard troops protect gas trucks In Minnesota see late Sunday a sl ug from a The nation 's largest slaughhigh-powered rifle smashed terhouse, an IBP-owned plant deliveries, could begin noticing declining chain. "There are either no "What will happen this week, into the cabin of a truck driven In Amarillo, Texas, closed for More than 1,000 packinghouse supplies of — and rising prices trucks or high-priced trucks. we don't know. But if we don't by truck Robert E. Barbee, 43, the day Monday, temporarily workers at plants in Iowa and for meat and produce this Either way, the consumer Is the get something going soon there wounding him in the right Idling 2,000 workers while Mlnneseta, which produce a week. Spokesmen for the meat. victim," ,. are going to be big problem by shoulder. He was in good backlogged inventories Are quarter of the 40 billion pounds packing industry said they In California's lush Salinas the end of the week," said Ed c"nditien Monday at a hospital rekced. Wilsoti Foods. C'. of of red meat packed in a.• growers con- Asigscadc cret.tviiZe, Tenn. Oklahoma City, a major nation, have been laid off since when shortages might develop. templated the possibility of S h i p p e r s Vegetab1e slaughterhouse and packing last week, "It's making life a little plowing under their crops If the Association, representing more sI)%I KTIi 'II ?l plant, announced a 30 percent cutback In production and beConsumers, who so farjiave difficult," said John Loeb of trucks do not soon resume than 50 growers. en spared major shortages, Stop& Shop, a Chicago grocery taking than to market. He said growers normally .. L delinquency in child support payments and four other inmates died June 9, 1975 from smoke inhalation. Specific allegations against the sheriff and others include the failure to have fire or smoke detectors installed and the failure to have a master locking system to release inmates in the event of fire. Blamed for the blaze is inmate Ray Anthony McCall who lit a stack of mattresses that , . ' The Fo8t Sanfonian club recently held its final meeting before summer . — B and H Sales is suing Indian Ridge Patio Homes, Inc.; Randy. Keith Cole of D&R Construction, and Randy Keith Cole of R&D Construction and Development, Inc. for failure to pay its balance: of more than $6,000. From Sept. II, 1978 to Feb. 1, B and H Sales sold materials of piping, valves and fittings to the defendants for subdivision improvements, the suit claims. The total amount of the bill due is $6,106.33 plus accrued interest, which is 1.25 percent per month on the unpaid balance at the end of each month, the suit states. explained. Each case was probably be tried by the same evaluated on its own merit to jury on a one-to-one basis, first determine what the settlement on the liability issue and then would be, he said, for damages," Eaton said. "The zerox paper in all this is Basically, the civil suits more than some of those charge Polk with negligence, claims." Eaton said. alleging the Jail was improperly Leffler postponed the trial equipped to ensure the safety of date to grant one of the the inmates in the event of a defendants time to have his fire. All the claims for death or case appealed before the actual injuries exceed $2,500. trial begins, Eaton explained. Deputy jailer Robert 0. "When the trial does begin In Moore, 40, of Longwood, six January, the cases will men who were being held for , Meatpackers Cutt'i'ng Back Due To Strike — Br'atit, Corresponding secretary; Frank Blair, business manager; Ella Roberts: treasurer, and Angle Douglas. secretary. Club plans for next '.'ear '-- -.'-- -1 inviuue Sponsoring of a little league team and donations to the Seminole Memorial hospital, Central Florida zoo and the United Way. Official Car Uses Alcohol BRASI LIA, Brazil UPI Sett in g an example for using alternative energy sources, President Joao Figuelredo became first chief of state use an official car that runs on alcohol. In ceremonies at the Planailo Palace Monday, Ford Motor Co. mechan ics turned over to Figueiredo his black Landau limo usine modified to run on alcohol Instead of gas Brazil has la unch ed a program aimed at producin g inure than 1 mill ion alcohol-posered cars by 1985. Some 2,000 vehicles In Braz il are already runn in g exclusively on alcohol. Ralph McBrayer of LaminatedWood Products is suing Caldwell H. Lee Development Company for more than $8,000 he claims the company owes him, plus the interest accrued. According to the suit, the company owed McBrayer a total il $8,343.84 on April 27, 1979 from a previous contract. McBrayer is suing to reclaim that amount with interest. WASHINGTON (UP!) — a lawyer unde rt akes the Chief Justice Warren Burger is protection of a person's liberupset about lawyers who try to ty," said Bur ger. "launder" their professional He said Iverson, although he respect ability by gai ni ng ad- had been eligible since 1967, did mission to the Supr em e Court not apply for admission to the bar. Supreme Court bar until The whi te-h ai red chief Jus- several months after his tice, in a rare public comment discipline. : on the situation, filed written "I concluded that t his ap.; dissents Monday to the f ul l plication Is one in the familiar court 's decision to admit Yale pattern of lawyers who have: H. Iverson of Iowa and William been disciplined by their state: • • Frederick Olson of Arizona to and then seek admission to t his: pra ct i ce before It. court so they "The circumstances strongly offices 'evidence' that th'v . •gi.t that (Iverson) seeks have been cleansed of the' admission only to launder' his stigma of misconduct," sai d professional record — an In- Burger. •...' ,fl.. rea lyfyoqttqnt. ptieflomeT •. .Burger also favored denying; non observed in recent years in adiflisklon to Olson for fail ure to: applications for admissions," meet the court's requirement : wrote Burger. "I object to thus that a lawyer's "personal and ,,, court's being so used." professional" character apHe said Iveron had m 1978 pears to be good. be en discipl ined publicly by the LegoINntice Iowa Spreme Court for "proks.siunal neglect and misFICTITIOUS NAME condu ct" after he all egedly Notice is hereby givc'n that I am : adm itted f ai l ing to comply with engaged in business at 505 Beverly : appellate rules in handling Ave.. Altamonte Springs Seminole County, Florida, under the ficliticius II name of ALTAMONTE AIR CON three criminal appeals. DITIONING and that I intend to . Although his "misconduct did register , i *4 said name with the Clerk of not involve moral turpitude, it the Circuit Court. Seminole county, : manifested irresponsibility in Florida in accordance With the one of the highest assignments I provisions 01 the Fictitious Name (from left): Leola and OPEC oil ministers gathered in Geneva. Sosiet Premier Alexei Kosygtn, as host, opened the session in Moscow's house of Unions. ', But when she submitted her application for no-fault benefits, her insurance company refused her payment, the suit claims The automobile accident occurred in the parking lot in front o the North Orlando Food Store on State Road 434 in Winter .Sprinc-. I MOSCOW (UP!) — COMECON, the common market of the Soviet bloc nations, opened its 30th anniversary meeting today with energy, the arms race and internationnhtrRilP trade fnrmncf nn thn ,iiln,lc '1$ delegates. Mem be rs of the social ist economic bloc centered unofficial discussions on energy, which also is the chief concern of Western economic giants meeting in Tokyo, _•__ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) — Indepe ndent tr uc kers too k over hauling gasoline where the Flori da National Guardsmen left off Mon da y with the settlement of the weeklong strike, but more guardsmen were called up for duty t oday in t he Tampa area whe re the st rike l ingers. Truckers vot ed 92 to 13 Monday afternoon at Port Everglades to accept the Public Service Commission rate hi ke of 7 percent and other concessions from the state. Wh il e th e set tlem ent by gasol ine haul ers elat ed so uth Florida motorists, it did not sit well with other semi operators. "Our drivers are hot, very hot. We did not even know they were m eet ing," said Pa ul Yager in Tampa. He represents the Exempt and Indepe ndent Truckers Association. "We're staying out, definitely. All of Florida is staying out except for the tankers at Po rt Everglades," Yager said. I — CASTE/W, l)elgjwzi UPI, — Gen. Alexander M. Haig said he had kn own for a year before Monday's -, According to the suit, Ms. Frye suffered injuries in an automobile accident on Dec. 4, 1978 and incurred nicdkal expenses. She also alleges she lost 1r normal income because slit was unable to work immediately following the accident. , A , ., I . To Continue Strike Some Attorneys - . By SHARON CARJUSCO Providence, the county's inHerald Staff Writer surance company. The first trial of many To date, 27 civil suits stand stemming from the igis San- filed against the sheriff. Eight ford jail fire in which llpersons other suits have been settled out died has been postponed to of court, said O.H. Eaton, January. sheriff's attorney. Seminole County Circuit Eaton described the setJudge Kenneth Leffler ruled tiements of the eight civil suits recently to postpone the Oct. 6 as "minor claims but would not trial whose defendants are divulge any of their amounts. " Sheriff John Polk, Seminole The cases were settled with County and Appalachian different amounts and some Insurance . Company of "vary significantly," Eaton Tampa Truckers Vow Shirley Frye is suing Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. fom its failure to grant her no-fault benefits. Tuesday, June 26, 1979-3A Jail Fire Trials Set To Begin In January IN BRIEF Justice Blasts 114. Haig 'Knew' He Was Target . • FLORIDA Court Arthur IL Beckwith seeking damages Ili excess of $2,500 Rollins Press, Inc. is suing Sunchaser Publications, Inc. for failure to pay the balance of $10,28.92 in its contrac1n1! agreement dated Oct. 18, 1978. Sunchaser Publications, Inc. has made periodic payments on it: account but has made none since Dec. 21. 1978, the suit stttes, The defendants have promised on numerous occasions to pay on the account but have failed to do so, the suit states. TV STOLEN INITIAl. APPEARANCF: A burglar broke the glass on the front door at the apartment of A 35-year-old Seminole County woman who was charged Ralph Beasley, Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, S unday and Monday morning with solicitation to murder in the first degree gained entry, police said. was scheduled for an initial appearance today be fore an Orange Once inside the apa rt ment, police said, the thief stole a stereo, County judge. speakers, color television set and other items with a total value of Jeanne V. Sisk, 35, of 7308 Antietani Court West, near $450. Goldenrod, was arrested at 9:45 am. Monday at her home by TWO DOGS STOLEN Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents. A red male Doberman Pinscher and a pitbull were stolen from Ms. Sisk was taken to the Orange County Jail and was denied the Sem inole An imal Control in Sanford, acco rdi ng to Sanford bond. police. The dogs valued at $200' were stolen from the control center Orange County Judge Lee Conser may set bond for the woman sometime Thursday night and Friday mornin at her Initial appearance today at the Municipal Justice Building g, Sanford police in Orlando. say. Entry was gained through the south gate area, A ccording to the state law enforcement agency Ms. Sisk offered The Doberman Pinscher was to be in q ua ran tine un til J un e 26. an Oran ge Co un ty man $10,000 to kill her uncle this past weekend. Th e dog had been im po unded in connection with a bite c ase, police said. The man then reported the contract for murder to authorities. John Tumminello, Ms. Sisk's un cle resides In Edgewood, GOLF CART TAKEN Maryland, wi th her aunt. A golf ca rt valu ed at $1,200 was stolen sometime Friday from a co un try club in Casselberry, accordi ng to Seminole Co Ms. Sisk had a scheme to acquire some of her uncle's capital un ty once she had him killed, said Al Albright, who's in charge of the deputies. Th e fo ur-wheel vehicle was taken from the De Orlando branch for the state law enforcement agency, er Run Country Club sometime be twee n 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., deputies say. RADIo TAKEN Gary J. Shackelford, 40, of 1011 T ulan e Drive, Altamonte A two-way radio valued at $1,200 was repo rt ed stolen Saturday ;prings, told deputies he saw a seco nd golf cart off the gro un ds. from the car of James Lauls Pose)', 1013 W. Third St., Sanford Ic sai d he chased two men who had the cart, un til they disappolice said. eared in the stables off of R ed Bug Road. ed The car was report to be locked at the time of the theft, CIVIL SUITS police said. The foll owing civil suits have been filed in the office of Clerk of Price-Fixing Meeting Evening Herald, Sanford, FL supply for July to make up for Dallas-Fort Worth areas the current shortage In the New Monda But in Washington, Jack Mobil service station owner gation. Thousands have already said Inwent Dallas, the been mailed, so write today to: y, and could spread to Bennett, a senior vice president system intowhere eff ect Mon- Dept. 8876, Uclione Elecday, "Hey, people are smiling Ironies, 4201 W. Victoria St,, out there again." Chicago, Illinois 60646. _________________________ Papa Panda Not Impressed KNOXVILLE, Tern, (UP!) — 8:30 a.m., the second shortly "They'll stay in the same The three pandas, which have Red pandas Bernice and her after9 and the third almost four enclosure with Buster and yet tobe named, make the third bored mate, Buster, have three bouts later. Bernice unless there Is some generation of their family to be new offspring that surprised • Busterand Bernice, kind of problem," general born in captivity, Miller said. zoo officials when they were breeding loan since November curator John Fleming said, TALLAHASSEE, ha. (UP!) — For the first time since Red pandas are native to a born because the little beats 1977 from the National ZoologiFlorldareswnedexecutingkillersafteral5yearhlatus, "The mother is taking pretty wide region of Asia extending usually come In Pairs' cal Park lii Washington, were goodcareofthein,buBuserj from China on through the State Clemency Board today will consider reducing The new addi to tions the allowed 10 keep the cubs inU& ignoring the whole thing," Himalayan mountain range. the sentences of two Death Row Inmates. Knoxville Zoological Park were pen Monday. Each cub weighs Fleming said. "He's just sitting Gov, Bob Graham, who has signed four death warrants Under the breeding loan born Sunday over a 4½-hour from urn to 125 grams and is over In a corner by himself, agreement, the thrie cubs are th e past two mon In ths, has recommended commutations period. The first was, born &t about foir inches long, looking pretty disinterested." the property of the Washington to life in prison for Learle Leo Afford, West Palm Beach, Fleming said Buster's reac- zoo. But any offspring they and Clifford Hallman, Tampa. . tion was virtually Identical to might ha ve, or any that may be tivevotesofatleast threeoftheslx Ittakest he aff whathe did whenBernlcegave produced by the two born last Cabinet mem bers of commute a sentence, and Education birth to two offspring on June June, would become the Commissioner Ralph Turlington, who has said publcly he 17, 3973. would al ways go along with the governor's clemency property of the Knoxvi lle "It's highly unusual for red according to Fleming. recommendations, is vacationing In Europe, pandas to be bo rn In captivity, CaUP!) Another birth at HediedatMpg€ v-p Cartoonist Dave Fleischer, Country Home and Hospital but what's more wumsualis Sunday Went 01111061 WI11OIICO4. . , because Miller said the zoo's whitetalled ________________________________ creator of Popeye, the spinachtretv b4 b admitted as they normally come In pairs," deer population was boosted by 111 eating sailor, and Betty Hoop, a patient two days earlier, his __________________ died of a stroke Monday. He niece, ahyl, Strummer, said. zoo spokesman Bill Miller said. one. wasl4. , I 0 L_kflL&. -— . ...85.. •.. A& &.. Ie.i.r5. CW inws. MW UUl7 W • PieIather was born in New Fklither and his brother perature, 7$; overnight lows, percent today aid Wedsesday York City on the site where Max theploneesi radio City Music Hail now 73; yesterday's high, 94; sad 31 percent t.aigM. of movie anlinatlim, running a stands, she said, barometric pressure, 3115; WEDNFIBDAYTIDF studio that was once considered relative humidity, 31 percent; Daytona Beach: high, 19:43 second only to Wait Disney's in isinds, NE .11 mph. He worked for Parxnoimt, Partly cloudy am., 10:31 p,m.; low, 4:22 Lm., the field. Forecast: Sam Gems and Universal today and Wednesday with 4:20 p .m. Fleischer did the animation studios and made full-length Pert Canaveral: hIgh, 11:35 thundershowers scattered features such as for Alfred Hitchcock's film mainly during the afternoon LUL,10:SIpm.;low,4:lSa.m., "Gulliver '5 Travels" and "Mrs "The Birds," was twice nogniand eve ning hoer.. Highs in the 4:11 P.m. Bug Goes to Town." nated for Academy Awards, Bayport: high, 4:21 am., low to mid OIL Lows in the 70.. and in 1974 won the first A funeral is scheduled today 4 Winds variable around It mph 3:31 p.m.; low, 9:48 Len., 10:40 "e," the top award of the at Mount Sinai Mortuary in * but stronger near MUD- p.m. Animation Society of America. Hollywood. Clemency Hearing Today • Cartoonist WEATHER a ___ ___ — •.w, 1." 6ro --oia- Dead . - • . -- HOMEO"IMOIS Nmd Cash? Your credit good 4 . • 9 or more, any for purpose! toons can b*irra%#d 'ç to )OP OWfl home, FOR ANY PURPOSE If you condcrnWiin mobih horn. and lot, YOU QUAlIFY. ALL APPUCANTS MAY BE EUGIBLE widows, reles., and even thai. ,.1c1.d by bank, loan con-çani.s. __ EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS uction, — — — fianiture — tpkonces. now C Or pay oil lnstn.nt loans, You, on, cOffibNi.dpaymsnisyou'rsmoi,,ng _ __________ ow. FAST LOAN APPROVAL You, Icon howsandc to OW Aion,N dwithiiidoys. 'St wherever you live, CALL TOLL t IV '' FREE "tt,9i2° Op&otors on Wy 24 how, u day. 7 days ae.& Pan American Financial Service,, Inc. Licensed Mortgage Broker 1501 So. Church Ave., Suite 202 Tampa, Florida 33609 Business Loans ,4L1 $10,000 to $250,000 Icaii Mr. Fairchild COLLECT F -813477-5704 - -, . .......... -.: • - . • - -. - . ! for $2 500 to $25,000 .. 4., . -0 .1 I ~w is - -..• L...__ ' - I -. 11 - : �S Evening HerAd Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, June 26, 1979-4A Gas problems. Frlaay they hit home. Every station I visited was either closed, out of unleaded fuel or had such a long line it wasn't worth the trouble to wait. As a result, the weekend was spent close to home. One thing that I'm sure will occur as a result of the gas crunch Is that millions of veterans will be forced to break a promise made the day they were discharged, i.e. NEVER AGAIN TO STAND IN LINES. 9 — WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G ICR DA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I. J .*- J IL Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 120.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock Better Late There Is nothing that can stir hostilities like long lines. Everyone becomes an enemy. The person serving you is a fool because he doesn't operate more efficiently; the person ahead of you Is a jerk because he takes such a long time and. diddles around getting his money In or out; the person behind you Is an aggravation because he gives you such evil looks while trying to hurry you; and you even begin to get mad at yourself for putting up with From the first day of boot camp to the field day of military service I can't recall a friend who didn't make such a promise. I heard the same pledge by students waiting to register for courses In the whole process. What makes gas lines especially annoying is that you know It Is going to be a regular event. In the By GEOFFREY POUNDS Than Never / ANGLEWALTERS President Carter's announced decision to proceed with the mobile MX strategic missile program, while encouraging, is hardly cause for assuming that the Soviet Union's emerging nuclear superiority has been effectively countered. The current MX program schedule calls for test flights beginning in 1983, followed by production and deployment between 1986 and 1989. No one can guarantee that, at some point along this lengthy continuum, the MX will not meet the fate that befell the B-I bomber: namely, peremptory cancellation on one pretext or another. Nor can anyone be sure that the MX will not be subject to further instances of the wholly political delays that have already repeatedly postponed its progress. If these observations reflect a certain cynicism, we can only observe that the Carter administration's record on defense matters provides ample justification. The fact that cancellation of the MX would have killed Mr. Carter's cherished hopes for Senate ratification of the SALT H treaty only heightens suspicions that the announcement reflects something less than wholehearted support for the new missile. Still let us assume that the MX program proceeds on its announced schedule. At the moment of supreme Soviet threat to this country's deterrent forces in the early to mid-1980s, not a single MX missile will be available. That is so, because the MX program has suffered from so much foot-dragging and because the Carter administration agreed in the protocol accompanying SALT II not to test a mobile, strategic missile until 1983. Thus have the Russians guaranteed our vulnerability for at least the first half of the 1980s. But criticism of the administration's MX program is not limited to its glacially slow pace of development. The mobile MX missile is now essential to e?urity because the new Soviet missiles are large enough and accurate enough to destroy the United States' chief nuclear deterrent, the 1,054 Titan and Minuteman missiles housed in fixed, under-ground silos. To circumvent this vulnerability, the planned 200 MX missiles would be deployed in underground tunnels and constantly shuttled between thousands pf prospcc!ivc launching points. The Soviets-could never be certain of the exact location of the MX missiles and thus would have to expend thousands of additional warheads to destroy all the potential launching mechanism. This would vastly complicate the task of disarming the United States in a surprise attack. But a system that would also conceal the exact location of the existing Minuteman and Titan missiles would be even more effective in reducing the probability of a Soviet attack. The Air Force last year proposed such a system, which involves shuttling a limited number of missiles among a much larger number of launching silos. Periodically, all silos could be opened so that Soviet satellites could photograph the missiles and ensure compliance with SALT limits. But the Carter administration permitted the Soviets to veto this so-called "shell game" system. We are stuck then with the much more expensive and much less effective MX tunnel scheme. Any favorable decision on the MX, whatever the basing mode, can be expected to elicit howls of dismay from congressional doves who see in every American weapons system the potential for an unrestrained" arms race. We suggest they address their complaints to the Kremlin, whose burgeoning missile forces made MX necessary, and to the Carter administration's SALT negotiators, who failed to achieve one of SALT's most important. goals — the denial of a disarming first-strike capability to either side. - - college, but it was never made with the same commitment as that of soldiers and sailors. Suitable suspicion tie. ha' / ,' back products" and tells gasoline-short mor- . But amid all of the pet roleum industry's repeated calls for calm and conservation, a great deal of embarrassing Information a bo ut the rapidly deteriorating gasoline crisis Isn't be ing provided to either drivers or politicians. Much of that information is buried In the ' . N to 11 .-. 7 ri ill 11 BUSINESS WORLD The Time Is Ripe BY KAZUO MIKAM1 NEW YORK (UPI) — With the East Asian and Pacific nations emerging as the growth center of NEXT SuNY: uv' 1.1 EVEN r noticeably reduced highway traffic in more and more sections of the country and aLso a rediscovery of mass transit by multitudes of commuters and long-distance travelers long V - __ tin 11W bus routes to shrink and facilities to deteriorate while we overindulged our love affair with the 8utOmObile- .. 1, - . ' - 1111 &'&(IJM-es-4tuitfer way Ifitit Wfore he did, be welcomed all ibe fans being admitted to the smIon for the first time this year. . They cheered loudly when O'Brien acknowledged their sprawling suburban-domnated complexes, created by and for the private auto, that are today much more difficult and expensive to . multiplied several times over, it would be a year or most likely more before the result would be evident In eanded service. There is also the problem of f inancing. Most municipal systems, currently not paying their way, don't have anything approaching the money necessary for the job. They look to Washington, but the current federal budget Includes only $3.2 billion for transit aid, cornpared with a minimum $15 billion estimated to be needed. . One source might by the Federal Highway Trust Fund, the special account drawn from federal gasoline taxes that built the Interstate system and which mass transit advocates long Wi th the amenities over, O'Brien began the draft. "The Los Angeles Lakers select Earvin "Magic" Johnson," he clared. Yaaaaaaaaa! q1L . __ 1. ."Jil., . " - I .. . --*"-iif6-* ~~. .4,.-. iN.-, ~ 1 ".- ;-ft . . _'k— wri.."14 I KnickswouldgetCarwright," beamed Morn unders of Queens, 15-year-old sister of Knicks' trainer Mike aunders, "I'm so happy they got t'Jin," Brian Levy, another New York fan from Great Neck, wasn't so appy. was hoping d pick (Sidney) O'Brien continued with the draft. United States of Its clout with the oil cartel, Summarizes the CIA in a secret report: "me . he said. "The Detroit Pistons select Greg KeLser," he said. His voice, am pli fied by t he loudspeaker, carried to the adjacent iom where three young men were enthusiastically . V th 4 ll,:5111'ti a rlIau:l __________________ ... . .-. . - - N . - - ROPE THOSE - - 5. . - . - . .,. . . --5..--. ......... '-' . .-- "'k'," S ', - ' ''"'' .', ' . -,. - s - . ' . ' 'I tri'' \'ur'k iuiiu flrst-iuuii, I I Bob fit (sir MUSTANGS 0[14 SCOREBOARD Ma,jqc Baseball Baseball 'W York LP4L) . 203 of Si Lows Simmons on disabled list will, 11 broken wrist; recalled cao-1; P' vnne Irom Springfield (AA) farm club, Colleges Ct,arleston Named Henry OB 33 3) .530 6 31 3 1 .573 6' 36 34 514 7 27 38 4)3 13'; Chicago Phila York Pct. GA 38 34 .328 San Los 35 37 33 41 32 13 28 13 gm. Cincinnati 2. Houston I. 15t Cincinnati 0. 2nd Chicago 8, Philadelphia Los Angeles 4, San Diego 3 Atlanta 6, San Francisco 1 American League East W L Pct. GB 48 23 .676 -4.4 25 638 3 4) 31 .569 7' Mliwauke New York 39 34 .531 10 Detroit CleveInd Toronto 32 38 457 15'; 24 51 .320 26 West W L Pct. GB Calif 42 32 568 Kn City .5.42 39 33 .512 39 33 Texas — 2 2 minin 36 32 .529 3 Chicago 32 39 .151 81.? Seattle 31 43 .119 11 Oakland fl 52 .297 20 Hurry On 340 DAYTONA BEACH Monday night First race, M . 516, Time 3)67 Ni x on Carlock 8 Windy Fargo 5 Tipsy Troubles Q(4I) 1600, P(4 12640 Second race, 6 Sopchoppy T(4.I.SJ II 70 54 DAYTONA BEACH 3622.20. Fourth race, C. 3.16, Time 31.05, 6 Super Feeling 13.40 7.20 6 71) Second Game 1700 620 340 760 3 40 Arani Fernan 3 40 6 Trani Gasti II 2 Victor Andre 00-11) 14.40, P1111-111 SS-00, TI18 1-3) iui £ I,eiIr, I Ge 1 Gasti Paco 300 - 'Ai'tls (;iluriou'e, nreed.s ttu ' Kansas ( UV Mississippi State for%%ard Wile% '' Peck to Sari Auituniiu, I Alt ,,la 5011k' 17.20 9 80 7 60 *00 4. 40 Ramon W ally Bite e contributing a double lie st il l looked to lit' in fault, charge and ready to wake up %% I M H LEDON, England Wimbledon's No. 2 court, graveyard of so iiiany t stroke," but champion Arthur Aue as Dupre's return sears old, saul lit' utas hot off the net court and overawed at facimug (;t'niihutti.s. over the sidelines. whitinil he had Ix'atsii five timiut's . .. The ganule went to four (leuces as a junior. iit.'loi'e, oil his second uiiatch ''I was not initau!idatl'ul,' hi,' 'f slumped, 6-4, 7-6, 6-3, to Chris backhand wittner dowui tIre line. I had ruothiing to lose arid lit' hall ''It was a go'for-brokt' everything to 1054'." bowuc ed .I : 0. .. ;gi KE 133 Adwalk, ~ , early center-court trauma 7-5, 6-1; McEnroe breezed past fellow American ~f-)-, , -' .. , ~ -.L ( - _~ ~_, '- ,(.—_ 'j .1 20% ) . 1 New Hours — OFF Mon thru Fri. $j.m 3pm. Sat 8 am 7 pm . FRONT END I a PRICES ON 0 MICHELIN '5-' - -_ DISCOUNT (II) '- Gorman, 1'4i, 6-4, second-seeded John stumbling Philadelphia. the pirstell &4, Mets 14: 41 pOIIIt when Transactions ' • Dus D upre said later l)upre, whose family uuiovetl from Liege. Rt'lgiuuu, (lit' service, - ui'i 5 20 Kachit'l, a little known AustraliMonday's Results 0(4-5) 6.20; P154)283,30; T ($4. au ranked 180 1 70 Baltimore 3, Cleveland 2 only '23rd in his 8 Jolly Goodbee 2 40 1) 630.40. Toronto 3, New York 1 country, while Gerulaitis, 0(1-2) 22.00, P11-2) 42.30, TI 12.8) Sixth Game 05.60. 1 Domingcjo Gash II)) 80 12.10 1.60 semifinalist the past two years, Seventh race, A,s.16, Time ,)62 3Duran Diaga II 9.10 3.80 was edged, 7-6, 6-3, 3-41,6-3, by S Carry Fred 600 3.890 3.10 8 Vicandi Fernan 420 3 Silly Monday Q (34) 49.00; P (43) 170.60; T (4.3. fellow American Pat Dupre in a 580 3.10 8 Mike Jezak Football three-hour, 10-minule mara5,20 81 794-20. 0(3'5) 27.80, P(5.3) 34,20, T($3.8) Cincinnati — Signed seconciround Seventh Game thonu. 4 Egana Wally draft choice Dan Ross, tight end 422-10. 28.40 14.00 1040 Elsewhere oil a rain-inter7 Said I sidro from Northeastern. Eighthrace, C,3.$Time 39.24. 700 800 3Sandi Diaga St. Louis rupted opening day, three-time 7.20 Released wide 2K'sThunder 3.70 2.40 580 1 Mexican Frolic receiver Warren Anderson after 0(41)47.00; P (4.7) 123.30; T (4.7. defenudinug channpion lijorn 520 3 20 cleared waivers, 660 620 14) 1I(lILsttlfl, iiiII)t(fIli fill w , flit- key." Greetmood said. rulaitis, Ash Fifth Game S Mutilla Echaniz Sixth race, 8. 516, Time 31.14 Spaniarkel to Phiih,deijihuii, East Texas State center lAP .John,sturi in it bolt' give thieiii ishat might lit' Ht'ggit' I'irig t'ili 2 Happy Ramos 500 3)743.40 Q(j. 110.20, P16.3) 83260 T(6-3. Monthly cl a i med fourth-seeded Third Game 2) I69$,. 1 Rodolfo 23.00 120 4 70 Vitas Geruluitis and 1975 Fifth race, 0,3.0, Time 39.07. 3 Vicandi 5 10 3.20 its OLaughing Laurie 014) 500 3 60 I Arca 180 I Blossom Troubles 0(37)47.20; P (7.3) 131,30; T (7.3. high-ranking first-round Vi'• 320 3.60 3 V. P's Miel 1)293.80. tnrts. 8 80 34,00. the NIGHT NIGHT 'I 60 40.80, P16.4) 66.00, T(6.4.3) First Game 387.70 Third race, 0.5. 16, Time 31.17 I Arano Maya II 13 60 6 70 J 60 S Manatee Sonny 23 70 2200 1000 6 Galdos Fernan 1360 4 8 U P. Kidden 1 Victor Gash II 17 84) 500 3 70 7 Dance 0 1)6) 62,40; T (I 6alI) 12100. 180 0(58) 134,60, PIS 8)744.00, TI 5.0. tlit,rt' arid tutu 600 .1 40 land 4.60 0(46) llower forward. "I'll' not saying I can go 180 4 Ihullarud (0 1415 Aiigt'It's, Mn'hiigait junior l'hiil IluI)bartl to he p on flit' tifft'iisivt.' ittti lIl,i font and I.irnv Knight to defensivelx,ar(ls and I tan 11111) Utah, Willtairis to the K nicks theuii 11111 (lie break, l ' Ili looking triul 'nittickv Jwuiur Kit' \I;Ir Twelfth Gae m lOs(ar Wally 1(170 420 460 forward to it." t, 'prasz Paco 060 120 'I'ha' Ifuhls had tried to iiiake a Nitahlu' uialuies taken on flit I C,,is? Goir, eo ii lou' the Pick, but happily second rouriti 1% cIt Ni , 0(28)7600, P126) 10.30, T (26 3) 20) 40 settled for (reeiiuood, tyhu, heroes Tony Urit'v i l'i'uuni A 1.627, Handle $170,344 barring inujw- v, itihl iurove right (;ar' (an'Ia,iul , I )t'l'atul Jai-Alai 460 Tenth Gaunt' u o Wally D'sja Nt'tt .h'r.st.y, l'lAtjs,Oj to ttur'd-gu.ut',l ulitioii of U(I,,%'s I)avid (',rt'cnI',',uj(xf, a 6. ct.9 :-iuu'hu 7 Ar .mO (hI(Iiola 5 60 1 60 3 00 Victor Mund,ol,', 960 S 10 8 Galdos lSidro 800 Q(74)39.60 P (24) 145.30; T (24 Attendance 7,495; Handle $I93,;4, 1) 38,70, D,5)6, Time 31 1 Mountain Punch 7 Bon Bon Hurry ':au l'onlkunl, N,','thi ('ar'ohinia (to'I )udIt'v . Braulle to I. st_'a.stili, (- 44 20, P 1 6 I) 8370; T (6 300 lii 8, SI 420 00 3 00 65.00, P116) 112.50, TI 164 ) il 2 80 670 360 421.00. lB. Policed 3 John Kutis n ht'it rug Ai'k,tiusas ,),., %. Io,, gll,.I,.(, .,ill, Paxson to .;,. lx'e(ed (lair' 21 40 12 0o 8 6() lille il'.111(L Solllel~.up %%.Itll fit(,(runt ;I(, . 11 U8.00 S,t,tf I /uts ('lift .. Milk, file chicago iijills, ;I jejill, that wuui only 31 games thus past otloIto 6 o 0 (IS) 3240. P ( 15)18240; T (IS. 70. 12th race, B. 3 8. Time 3908 I Mountain Topper 28 70 840 6 00 6 thanks 1 80 3 60 O i 00 410 the anrti-clrjr,aci,t' first 4 60 I Goiri S Oscar 73 15 New A. Dog Racing 51 i iiet, deal, took .\1i luigan After the I.aktrs thta(tc tout to 1)ctt'oit, ,IS(, hartishup .Johiiu.so 6.80 iN S 40 .1 40 0 (12)28,40; p (12) 6 1 20; T 1) 2 Si 310 40. Ninth G a me 314 00. 10th race, B, 5 16, Time 31 42 8 it Ginger Urquza II .o 5 Gasti Rodolfo 8 00 640 3 40 3 V,ck,es FaIjie 1 00 3 I Carry ltobb,e 4 40 0(37) 29 60. P111) 121.50, TI 1-3.1) , 486 8'; 4.46 H' 427 13 .391 7 Ap,, Ninth race, C, 516, Time 3i.e, I Majorella S Daydrt'a,n 8 60 160 500 8 Lu'azr lus's 3 60 3 4 K'S Belittler 2 so 0(38) 1920, P138) 74.40, T(3-8-4) Dickerson associate basketball 72600 coact,. l)ih race, A, 5)6, Time 30.8). .s 30 .000 (teal with Utah 'then Net', pit'k I , ,. Placed pitcher Placed catcher Ted - night rash shtai t it t'( I 0(28) 14.60 PCI.;) - ,', to replace him East I)t'truit. ithnt'hi and Sk'lP Lockwood on 71 day disabled list retroactive to June 20 and took Pitcher Neil Allen off the disabled I- National League Houston the first State to tlit' national Iusuii,ig NoItlle4lst luinsiaivas 'ht1tiiipiniishil1i h aver-aging ('alvin Natt, vliu, soiit&' "y i 171 points and just over eight the best (if flit' t'i'op. \att assists per gairue, will now try pr'onuptI ticuit to the Neit work sortie of his wizardr-v .Jersey Nets. fuit' the Laker's. carrying the ' jut' i'et of tilt ' Inst u ouii( . - 1 New star has SIdIlv% Molit-rief for tilt- If ,-k- ., been negotiated Io;ig ago, hut Seattle (tutu had (iii, eliot, there was still exil"Itellielit In and %%ent fill- lilitger." fol%%at I . . The ('01-101 Carl Vaimura inaki-s a poillt (fill-i lig ,NI()ll(1a y's Muslang .111 .11. . . -st, (I vollis at Five 11"ohits. Mellibers of (It(. Seminole 11 1 oliv Baseball 11'eague 4111-s('11, Ilf.,Ilills will IH' selected for Competition which begins nest tiitiiitli. ggie ALIGNMENT ________________ — COMPLETE BR AKE WORK MCROBERTS TIRES ~ I 1 PH. 322-0651 "'' .' 15 ' -J t " college (Iraft. 'l'tit' I rker's NI1\ inning and rookie Randy Terry Morr, 7-5,6-1, 64, without Niemann pitched a six-hitler to raising even all eyebrow in States. . he in the near future and It "I've said all I'm going to say distance, striking out two and Pete Falcone tossed a Houston to its split with anger, and 1974 champiOfl fivelift SCUBA SCOOP: The happy.go4ucky iport of I uld top every previous so dontt ask any more walking three to register his hitter to register his first vic. Cincinnati. In fix- opener, the Jimmy Connors led Frenchman K,Wn djv4 may be Un taget of cop= - a in never-en g questions." second win against 10 losses. Reds snapped Houston's six- Jean-Framois Caujolle tOrY of U* season in the iga,of "Billy and Reggie." sharks. Justice Department lawyers in tineAnd the rest of the club The lefthander has now pitched .'• iii'' ','i t' liri,t',. .'tartiri ansi will flit- colltrilct bad Industrial nations. finance his military e'panslon. had draimt The ouUook Is even more bleak tor the The king, loving Kiiisinger the cold eye, said of retoring the Persim empire as a worW developing countries, willich are already $40 Jews. were "putting damiWyes ido Dwitions of power. His dmietable called for I= to slirpan billion in hock to the oil aheikdoma. 11se im- authority" all over the world1 But Falsal vowed Wed Germany by the year 3000. pover countries have run out of credit; they that, with his oil weapon, he would Mop the Jews doubleheader game winning streak with 7.5 when bad light halted play nightcap The Nixon admInIstratIon's failure to restrain Piece suits are probing deep Into the world of Reggle Jackson, who asked to followed suit. seven cc*njlete games. with the annt Mets. In the first game, George Foster's two-run simply 0010 1, pay their rising 011 bills, from ruunning nning the world.' the shah was nterprdedbytheopEc at jj1' It was Dupre, whose nuasters' placed on waivers last JI44"(14apers and wet suits. homer. ed Everywhere, Living dandards are falling so that Ronnie Stennett ignit a fiveHe lindicated that he would lift the od embargo, twit SIPF'Oval of WOW OU prkeL go the oU degree In econommiles helps him AI Woods bit a three-run Odoles 3, h0m 2: Me depwtmat's &W4ruxt divWon dived into hursday only to be withdrawn Dodgers 4, Padres 3: & few oil sheiks can five In Inury beyond Um Outfielder Bobby Bonds run eighth inning with a two-run Joe Ferguson cracked a twoto count his double faults, who list when wveral dubs homer to back Tom Underexcesses of the Roman emperors, single. which plunged the Western world lido III scuba gear retailers that some suppliers were' alIled him Monday, would wood's three-hit pltchlg as the dropped Ken Singl from the conquered Arab territory. The Saud1 stole fixlimelight with what fie eton 's sacri- Expos 3-8, Cardinals 2-2: rim homer with one out In the described as "my best perforYet the oU miniderit, now more affopat than alm took palm to m*vatie do embargo from oil ecimomic tailon. mn= e ,,to be traded now that Yankees played like Utley had fice fly in the eighth inning, f0minill them to W11 only catain products and at ' Home runs by Warren Cro. bottom of the ninth inning, mance oil grass." ever, are back in Geneva bell-bent on driving up pricing. The r'ulting panic taught the sheiks that their preaCTibed prices. If they refused, they told 8er Billy Martin Is back In more pressing matters on their allowing two runs to sco re, martle, Larry Parrish and powering Los Angeles to its pdca hWw and Wow. Not even Saudi Aratils, But W Arab roldicalls, led by Ubya's firebritrid oU wespa pve tbm power over Un in. bveltiPtcn,thdr AWPUN would be cut off. Dupre, guilty of 26 double m4tand. minds. I'Lloo Carty's givins Baltimore a tri viLlory over San Diego. the most conservative of the OPEC powers, will dictator Muamntar Qaddafi, agitated for a price dustrialized nations. Not even the mighty UnitedThe probe Includes operat faults in his roller-coaster single leading off th e fifth broke over Cleveland — the Indians cif seven-hit pitching of Dan Braves 6, Giants 1: Oppose a price hike.7U Saudis wW by merdy to liqume to pmWe the United Stfiltes WW Stalies wared them any loqgw. in p@A battle with . I.bave no comment. anymore up a perfect game = the flamboyant New AMF-VOIT, Under by low Ken eighth straight loss. Sea Industries Inc. colliffinlil., ponies Eddie Solomon and Craig stabilize oil prices at a higher level and to Mop Schatzeder and led Montreal to altering lt,s pro-israeli policy. Still, the Central we have detailed how the downfall of the fth and U.S. Divers. The Ike Department hamit ncernlng that subject," Clay, 1.3. John Mayberry Cubs 8, Phil es 2: Yorker Gerulaitis, admitted Skok combined on a four-hitter later, "I'm its sweep. them (rein zooming out of control. Intelligence Agency reported that mod Arab oil and the alienauonof the Saudis have stijpped rrtln said Monday night, followed with a single to right only glad I didn't yet decided whether to press charges. Jerry Martin and Ivan Reds 2-0, Aitros 1: and Joe Nolan and Jeff have to serve ter redthe Toronto Blue Jays had before Woods deared the left- DeJesus for the match." drove in three runs Enos Cabell's two-run triple Burroug hs; delivered homers to a 34 t ri umph over New field fence with his second each to lead Chicago over In the dt'cider, it was sparked a four-run seventh spark Atlanta. Gerulaitis who lost his usii first - -_ -..-1111.... ... ,. - intt ha s k t' t b a Ii s Ile it t' s t iuuatle ; hiistt'i Sar I-'rar i nirilhioniau't', lrll 'antit clii fir,' flirt: '''s'eahi, that's ftiii,'' Johnson pick oh (lit' tIr;utt I H'' k,uit'k. said Monday as lit' signed a surprised Iliarrv olra'ry,'rs h inulti.year contract tutu flit' :'tl'i/t'ui,, t'ti ta' Iirrv IAIS Angeles I.akt'rs, vIuei.i at I )ernic ninth i anti li lottie soiiut'whrej-t' near 00,IHX) f Island Iiardsluii lorutar d Sit vt'a r. ''It's met'.'' Williams 21 sIt a'- t bet r 'I her State ' I. I :: lier - - L a k er S ii' ' 10, .. 'ii it it, ''ii Ptlt hi' ('OIIti'a't anti uuti• tall., ut'('anui.' " MIM3 First taithirig .' ' . hit' — _ . *. '. 01 -: - . - feudalisrn, have reduced Ow United States and security sifid revolutionized the economic world. The Saudis, according to a acret CIA surn. Arab-lameH war in October IM, set off a series * * ongratulating a fourth one, who had written down Ids draft its Industrial &Wes to petroleurn penury. Yet die From top,-secret documents and exhaustive mary, "have long insisted in producer councils Of evtnb that We dMed the balance of power eptions in advance. He had correctly Listed Kelser fourth oil caliphs are not utisfied with the fabulous "4tta interviews, we have pieced together the sorry that the determination of price is an economic on energy Imes from the oil conioning to the oil' . boy, Sidney!"one of his friends pounded him on the ba~k riches they have already looted from an oilstory. Tha four out of four for you, so far, You're terrific, Sidney, function, and this view lsshared by moMOPEC exortIngMates.'TheOpEcg,_ whichwent adrilty world: They have Miarried to Gerteva this e Kelser ... How much money you gonna ask for to sign?" who would probaWy avoid opening the into the period u an untested, loonly joined . It goes back to the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. TWO members, week to renew their price gouging. . 10 price question to exploitation by the few radical conglomerati on of coiurIes — have emerged as weeks after the Outbreak, dw Anti, rulers producer Already Us year, the Organization of staltes." a *ong aW cohesive caW. OPEC is now much . resolved to use the oil spigot as a weapon, They Petroleum Exporting Countries has jacked Indeed, the Saudis rteatedly urged the Nixon stronger and cohesive than it was when the on '. prices another 33 percent. Spot-sale prices have Imposed an oil embargo against the United administration to support them In holding down embargo was Imposed by the Arab countries..,". , Ii States on Oct. 17, 1973. TWs brou& therktdt an extortionary $40 a barrel. If the price inNixon weva Ws on creases and supply uncertainties continue, the Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to Riyadh )Uialnger refused to interfere with the shah of dominated by the more I'nllitant Arab powers, York, snapping a four-game home run of the season. economic repercussions could imperfl the major Dec. 14, IM, for an urgent meeft with Saudi A Tinal showdown Iles some- winning streak for the Yankees. Iran who clamored for higher od prices to will t4ften the economic screws on the United Underwood went AT$tgas King Falsal. _ I __._i..........._.........i . . '' . ' 67 Boston udlence. The fans buzzed among themselves In the back of the room. hoping , ", ,fill- Bait "come on up here, Bill ," O'Brien called to Cartwright, sitting In , Iit' also lii .Johnson '. -, __ I'- ' - Pittsburgh 0, New York I, 1st York 1, Pittsburgh 0. 7,,' Mu 3, St.L 2, 1) ins., sus. gm Montreal 8, St. Louis 7, reg. ,, H. '' ( - .- "Chicago selects David Greenwood," he said. ri,long-suifering Knick fans. ' hit tuttle' ''ut if 310fitot terir,' t;iiirt'r to''1'l pt,'ht's .ui'l t'atch''s, as seIl a anuitlut pot'r Iitter ''Ii the I'aui 0.1 % 1', IuIl l'islt' 5ir:tj 1',- ml Griffin it , ,' s'leu 1.1 it, r eIirt'st'nt 1'' \V ri flit l''.it:ut's ,tlt-stui s;1t.ts l''htt'llItsfI't i'.s ii. hit' flit' hiut .,- '..... P I "... __-, I Z ft ,if,-~ , Fran Ang San Diego Atlanta ,. ht of allowing the highway system up , atsuchcodandefforttogothenegIedwayof the lroads. I t ill. liii' '-litiit'ti,1,, is V atasked to come up to the lectern by O'Brien where the two men oqk hands and posed for photographers. OBrIen was then ready to announce the second choice made by ~at drew the loudest cheers of all, the room being filled mostly th ttit t'';,ir'. .int Its ;list , 'Fy11, I After it was announced the Lakers had selected him, Johnson "can I have your attention?" he said. " The New York Knicks select Bill Cartwright have sought to tap for public transportation. The lit'ftUt jttiiittI , Houston flOW. t' 'i _____________ L ___-1 \ cinci O7lrien was ready H' k tt'ntt'r WL one. "%hat I'm interested in primarily," said the Elk Grove, Calif. eshjent, "Is contributing and helping any team I'm with, I don't n the Knicks would draft me to trade me." '* ks Want Even H igher Prices Shel ' iore Inc root on at- that ter . relentless oil gouge, meanwhile, has potentau wuuui tie very reluctant to employ damaged our national prestige, endangered our price hikes as a weapon." , LdH neariy " was The ..'.-. ,. - ' Moi'e cheers. Gteenwood came up and also shook hands with the commisIorr. Cartwright had been asked by newsmen earlier in the torning how he felt knowing the Knicks probably would draft m and also knowing they had another center in Marvin Web- S I1 0 `* ' . . Pittsbrgh , ,jiiiir l'ark 1' it'll Ch ase s tallieN Hogan. IS officials,coacbncand represnthfivesof That last isa massive "if," Systems in many cities are putting old but still operable vehicles back into service and some may make emergency u.ce of vans, and even school buses. New equipm ent is on order, but production facilities are limited and even should orders be 1 lit 'ta (tell l' flit' l l i k i ll ft .,,ijiit' ,i,ilt::-t \I lk'caust.' the tIr the .- . presence. The commissioner said he also wanted to welcome the NBA serveevenifmasstransitcanbe upgraded tothe tH tti t,r l,i: iii !,i'. hit.., ,iit ' cOmpounds the present problem. The eiPressways transformed once compact cities into JACK ANDERSON i'i E 1 Pfomptly at noon, Lrry'O'Brfen,'the NBA coqirn1ln, cL"t. u fund, however, is not what It used to be and as interstates age and detorate, more and more offtmust be allocated to road repair. There Is no liIiuU ;iti'l ______ t i, ..' .. Bill Cartwright, the University of San Francisco's 7-foot center, hid his nervousness better than Greenwood, and Earvin 'Magic" Johnson, who knew he was going to be th e No, 1 selection all along, had notWng to be anxious about at all. He was cooler than a ~T I 11 Lakrs some time ago as a hardship case. 0 f don't have to be nervo us," he said, a few min utes be fore the actnal draft selection began."I know where I'm going. When the me . eli,. I do is say, 'Yeah." In P0L WO seduced ourselves Into highway building that m lti-billion-dollar *_ '--- --- i wod." Bit the 6-foot-9;i forward became so preoccupied, so taken up with the pre-draft excitement, he very well could have forgotten to like any pictures. Maybe he remembered later on when things ~ I imw B., MILTON RICHNAN .c " T lw _ ' W " '' leIf, she was curious about what it was like on the Inside. . .;. "'David, make sure you bring back some pictures of the hotel.' 'Inyinother said to me," Greenwood revealed. "I promised her I assisting in the economic growth of the region, come, from them alone? but it would not be a military alliance.' Big oil may or may not be manipulating the Sketching a series of issues conducive to situation for its own Profitable benefit, In the multilateral discussions among Pacific basin cronfire of statistics, explanations and accountries, Roth said: cusations betweenIndustry and government, "First, the implications of China's moder- what can the public do except declare a nization program are of great interest and im. plague on both houses — and pay up? portance to all the nations of the Pacific basin. We have, hDwever,.no one to blame but our"Will investment flows into China come at the expense of capital investments elsewhere in selves for the patchwork transit stem we must Asia, and lfso, should special measuz'esbe taken now turn to in time of need. For decades we, the to assure the continued rapid growth of countries public, have been desertinX public tran- from a detailed examination of those weekly and the world, Increasing attention is being paid to monthly reports: the conceptof a Pacific community. Bat no flesh Item: Despite the highly publicized Inhas been put on the bones. terruption of United States imports of crude oil The Pacific basin today constitutes the world's from Iran as a result of the revolution in that most dynamic, fastest growing region with nation, there was no significant declin- in this Japan's economic success being echoed around country's total imports late last year or early i rim. this year. For the United States, the Pacific countries The shortfall induced by the Iranian political not the have supplanted the Atlantic countries as the crisis was about 3D0,000 barrels per day — major center of trade and conunerce — at least 500,000 barrels per day repeatedly cited by of volume, and humanitarian values? Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger. But it William V. Roth, Jr., Republican senator from "We should discuss In a Pacific Forum was largely offset by substantially increased Delaware and an influential member of the trade, aid and investment pattems. Many Imports from Saudi Arabia. Finance Committee, speakin to the Japan Southeast Asian countries fear over In fact, Society recently, proposed creation of a ',Ppcifiq,.,, . . -.- ..Jg.n, I 3A.:Nt.1k.=q1tP.r.njk . tionj on ottir side of the compassing the last quarter of 1978 and the first Forum" among the non-communist nations Of Pacific fear dependence on the Unitid States. quarter of 1979, total imports of crude oil into the the Pacific basin to discuss mutual Interests. "I believe Japan must bear a large part of the United States, compared with the same period The forum, if created, would Include the burden of assisting developing countries in the one year earlier, actually increased by more United States, Japan, South Korea, Australia, region, but we should also seek an overall than Th million barrels of 6.8 percent. New Zealand, Canada, Mexico and the five distribution that diversifies economic relaItem: At the same time the major oil commembers of the Association of Southeast Asian 2te! have been edtacn 2ervlce NaIi (ASE-/ thc Wnèce on any single co untry. aflocttoniio 80 or 85 percent of the gasoline ailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Th "It makes good sense," Roth said, "for our provided one year earlier, the industry has been Eventually, it would include the two com. foreign or economic ministers to meet every so Increasing its stock of crude oil. Crude Mocks normally are reduced in the first munist powers, the Soviet Union and China, he often with each other on a multilateral basis to said. consult on these and other issues." quarter of each year, as high Inventories built up 'r, TTnu$g,i'l I ln,,.i.. NII u.. UI )Ut(.WII — In prior months are refined into gasoline and either economically or politically — to provide other products. be nefits to other nations which are not recipIn January of this year, crude stocks were an rocated, Roth said. unusually low 296.6 million barrels. With the He pointed out that neither the United States industry desperate to replenish its supplies, the nor Japan has developed clear and Integrated total rose to 29fl1 million in February, 308.7 Asia-Pacific policies. million in March, 324,4 million in April and 324.4 "We tend to respond to specific crises or opmillion in May. portunities, but lack a longer-term perspective But while crude oil stocks were growing, of what a Pacific community could be or how to gasoline stocks were dwindling — despite the achieve one," Roth said. industry tradition of devoting a substantial "The time Is ripe," Roth said, "to strip off the amount of refinery capacity to gasoline straitjacket of bilateralism and seek to enrich production during the early months of the year. the web of relationships developing among the Last August, the Industry allowed gasoline Pacific nations In a multilateral consultative Mocks to drop below 209.9 million barrels — the form. lowest level in more than three years — and "Such an association — which might be called never adequately rebuilt them. a Pacific Forum — would serve much the same In summary, crude oil Is available but It's purpose as similar organizations In which the being hoarded by the Industry, ref inery capacity United States participates in Latin America and is grossly underutilized and gasoline stocks the North Atlantic. continue to dwindle. Yet the petroleum Industry "A Pacific Forum would add to the security of can't unde rstand why It's the object of so much individual countries by providing a sense of public suspicion. solidarity in resolving common problems and A MAIL NEW (UP!) — Yes, UCLA's David Greenwood was 'prtt) nervous." He came right out and said so. Besldes, you could tell he was by the way he kept fidgeting with he tiny camera he held In his hand. His mother had made him ake it with him when he left his home in Los Angeles. " Se had heard Monday's NBA draft was going to be held in the .~ I~ one of New York's oldest and most fashionable hotels, and Iaza'iflg sure she'd ever have an appprtunity to stay there her- of price leapfrogging as long as our economy is ~XR, 4 :an S Cheer NBA Draft so dependent upon energy supplies available from them and, very likely for some time to , - ~, - Parade --7) 4 accustomed to wheeling it on their own. But there's a hitch. The nation's transit system as it semi-exists today cannot accommodate these masses of new customers. Surprise. Which Is what It certainly should not be to anyone even slightly familiar with transportation trends of the past 30 or 40 years. The oil exporting cartel may have us over a barrel. What can we really do to halt their game •• is responsible for lengthening Lines at stations, \ _ _ __ __ ____ ____ 0 , The subject Is again the gasoline pinch, which . Energy and the American Petroleum Institute, Among the disturbing conclusions that emerge ."I. ' .'1e4a[ .I ''1 1 -1r,-~-1-i6;- it _; ---. Sports - I,,ilii Holundo Is the big stick at the plate \V.'lI,'; nil Etituntli, altt'rita: shortstop v heii not piti'Iuii, Walker and Uotundo art' to it tit' aII-st.tr on fbi' Moose tvaiii. First year catcher dreg Cartel arid il l lielder-outfielders Terry RILSSI and pa)—toll Nl ilii)ll% %% t. l fl. also IlaIIrt'(I the leagues all star team. Either Alton Davis or 1 3•' ar-oki standout ( Hill %% I ll fact, Walker in tonight's opent' r. I)avis, arid V.F'.W. teanni i til, l)t'arr I)t'I,se, tl'i rlavt'iI for ('rooms and got a late start in the J uniol I 'ague Davis has been pitching and playitii outfield for V i' V and is on&• of the leading hitters on the tear ii premiere pitcher, and is also the leading hitter for Moose. __ — selves. - statistical report Issued by the Department of two organizations that traditionally have been highly protective of the oil industry. / .. it: while Moose had the fourth best record overall for the season, 11-8. Moose, however, picked up a pair of players from the croorns High team near the end of the first half, and enters the city championship series as the favorite after beating V.F.W. twice in the second half. V.F.W. was 9.0 in the first half, while Moose was a dismal 1-7. Moose won the second half with a 9-1 record while V.F.W. fell to 7-3. Moose has been a different team since Tracy Walker and Mike Rotundo joined the squad after finishing the school season at Crooms. Walker has been the league's squaring off against second half winner Moose. The Moose nine will be looking for its third consecutive city championship. The second game of the series is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, with the third game, if necessary, set for Friday night. V.F.W. enters the tournament with the best record, 16-3, By DON GRAFF Well, we certainly brought this one on our- / torists "we're doing the best we can with what panic." / _ This SUIDAY% 9!! '1 In full-page newspaper advertisements appearing in 27 major ci ties, Exxon proclaims It "Is not holding - For the first time in four years different teams have won the first and second halves of the Sanford Junior 'sLeague schedule, and a best two out of three games series will be played to determine the league champ. That series opens tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Chase Park on Celery Avenue in Sanford, with first half champ V.F.W. Transit? — • Open Junior Loop P1y aoff M oose HV.F.W., - , / Tuesday, June 26, 19/9- 5A _111111111111111 What " we have." In testimony at a congressional hearing, a senior vice president of Texaco says one way to alleviate the worsening gasoline shortage is to convince the public that there's a real problem "to be approached rationally and without Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mass / 0 0 SPORTS VIEWPOINT /' '/ of them only a generation removed from tribal 1' / , /// / WASHINGTON — The oil lords of Islam, most BERRY'S WORLD /, / U lines giving me gas. /// There's WASHINGTON (NEA) ,,/ / .;/ service, you didn't always know when you were going to encounter a line — it could be every day or every week. Any kind of a function would mean a line, but at least you had the fun of guessing when. In college, the lines varied according to your course load. Some semesters you took courses that were unpopular or not required. There were no lines. Other times you hit all the favorites. There were lines. At least there was an element of chance. But If the gas crunch continues, as many people now anticipate, there will be no hope. Every three days I will need gas, and every three days I'll have to wait In line. B1oreItIs all over, I have an idea It will be the .. .- — ,...... --. — 5. " -I 5. .-. -. . ,. .. .. - .. . - - -- - -- -- _.- - - -. - - . ' '. . -S.-''- - - - _____ ___ . " ._".i_,-cr- . - �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 26, 1979 Hotline Due Ad Drive Aims At Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Review Tuesday, June 26,1979-18 Eveninglleiald Hetuld Advertiser START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Tourists OURSELVES Call 322-2611 NOW! Business ON THE GROW! - S ING ADVERT IIII.7 R TISING AD V - E .. MLIVtN I I311W TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) With tourism the underpinning of Florida's economy, state officials are preparing an emergency advertising proto ward off the fears that travelers travelers may have about inadeq uate gasoline supplies. / — - \ . 2 1. \ / ------ -- \ I I The state Department of hotline for tourists to get a lowdown on supplies throughout the state. "The fear of not getting gasoline is as bad as not having it," said Dean Galser, assistant director of tourism, pointing out some areas with plenty of gas probably suffered because panicky tourists cancelled reservations. Indeed, resorts from Panama City to Key West reported a "soft" weekend with plenty of vacancies at a time when they are usually full. "Many of those that cater to automobile tourists reported a lot of cancellations," Galser said. Resorts which depend mostly on groups coming in by bus or plane had no problems. Panama City Beach, which depends on car traffic from bordering Alabama and Georgia for the bulk of its tourist business, was hard hit. There were vacancy signs everywhere and car traffic was .. I,- '4 . I It % , 4th ' .4 to ! '0 . I ,. A*,j .. to ,\ , . )f 44 made this past weekend especially difficult. While areas in south Florida .S ..•4%% : liq'&' U" •' '.. ',•. I \%t'• \45 .5" i,Lr15i '1,1 Herald Photo by Tom Plettel \ 144) '.4' .i •".' a • 't.. OWER HEADQUARTERS PUTTING ON H. ER A NEW FACE S LF-P OPELLED FROM REG, 269.95 3-1/2•H.P. BRIGGS 6 STRATTON ENGINE! 22" POWER PROPELLED' THROTTLE AND ACTUATED DRIVE CONTROLS ON HANDLE 12 Students Cert'l*f 1* ed In CPR ten For Haircuts And Perm Almost lost in the mist, workman sprays cleaning solution on bricks of First Street building as part of Sanford's coil. tinning restoration project to improve the appearance of the city's downtown business district. NOW JUST - - ,. • Nature' s Way Is Best l•S -, FLORI ARRIVE IL i °Thll WE Air Conditioning JJ U New Batteries INSTALLED PLUS PARTS 25?!D UP Seiduvtik SAT.—MATINEE ................. 2p.m.-Sp.m. Evening Session ...........7:30p.m.-11 p.m. JOHN EDWARDS i bout HI! HP 1S isee 1w1 WE FIANCE OUR 1100 RINCH AVE. OWN ACCOUNTS SANFORD I ITDON'TCOST I DAILY TO SHOP STEIOII'S I OOTOOOPM ITPATSII WAY T1 leo PMI .'i -. ii '- COMPANY, INC. AND PROUD 313.4623 ' . SANFORD NOW HAS TWO '1 CARPET CLEANER *&&U~ZWA2:w Formerly known as THE .SANFORD INN the HOLIDAY INN OF SANFORD 1.4 BERNIE BANNER proudly Banner Named Director . ........ -: • . Invites you to see our NEWLY REMODELED FACILITY. We are also owned by the same people who own the Holiday Inn of Sanford-Lake Monroe and promise to give that same fine service to 1Qtl-n!t yaw gsts.,,...------- .-.. $3995 ''GW John Edwards, innkeeper of management of Sanford-Lake the Holiday Inn of Sanford— Monroe Holiday Inn In Lake Monroe, has appointed December, 1978. Bernie Banner as Food and His most recent assignments Beverage Director of that Inn, before Florida include thc Banner has been previously Pocono Mountains Holiday inn employed by the Turf Club, In Bartonsville, Pa. and the Miami Beach; Holiday Im- Holiday Inn Riverview, Pa.; Toftrees Pottstown, In Country Club, State College , Charleston, S. C. He majored math major at Business Administration while Pa. He was a in attending the Baptist College of Penn State. He resides Charleston. Edwards resides in Sanford. Edwards, who has been - Sanford with his wife, Susan associated with Holiday Inns and their three sons Jack, for seven ,years, took over the Jacob and Joseph. —— . ADEIT TOM NO2 USE STERCHIS PERSONALIZED CREDITI 0 SANFORD WE GLASS & PAINT ATTENTION!! Don't ht' Iiokd I FVI so III Ik'tI ( 01:1111111. living Room Dinin9A,,. diØmi'd Carpi alld tiphilStel)' protection (.11 its for lull details. 339-4969- Wa Feature Genuine 40 OtChgard - . — — .. . — . •- - -- Carpet & Upholstery FREE ESTIMAIES Protection call anytime . -. - --- -- -- - - - . - -- -• - ,- 1W•• - THANK YOU SANFORDWE ARE PROUD TOIE HERE Hall 4QcQw. OF SANFORD rvw - - 4 — - 1' '- Allow - -'..-. — -. . -• - - Andrea Genders, Benji Yates, ctTtIfie(I8Bufth( hospital staff / Teacher To - - - - .... .. • - . • •. Study - In London - , '-". - BARBARA TAFFER Well, my husband is a sports sited what you thought the nut. He watches sports on TV lances were for a happy every chance he gets. When we marriage between Amy anti were first married, I'd watch, miry, her [mace, a regular to, to keep hitmi company, but x)rts nut. Jerry ate, drank, I was bored and complained a ept, talked, read and lived lot. Finally, I realized how xrts, but Amy didn't share his lucky I was that may guy was ithusiam. AMY'S POP said he home with inc — not out ,...a ..lflin,I """*'i led to tell her that guys who U. UU%4115 UIiU WUIIII5 UI UIIIIU red for sports made poor with the guys like a lot of other isbands and worse fathers, husbands. I confess that when it she wasn't buying it. You my man Isn't watching TV he Id Dad to back off. tends to get underfoot, so I welcome the weekends to sew, clean house, read or write letters. If AY Keeps DUS she won't mind It a bit. CALL 322-9353 I So far this vear Mdl has trainer:Nancy Edwards, Barbara J. 'falfer, who Stetson University, she is (1011mg teaches 10th grade English at graduate work at liollins Seminole. High School, has been College. nanmed 1919 recipient of a scholarship sponsored by the Barbara is time daughter of English Speaking Union of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taffe'r of Winter Park. lAch Arbor. She also attended She-has chosen to study at the Seminole. Community College University of London for the and the University of Central suer. mm A graduate of Florida majoring in English Seminole High School and and Social Sciences. LHAIt AISIJY: AMY'S I'OP SUPPLIES HWY 17.92 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 322-2190 SANFORD 249.95 NOW JUST save and community CPH tr;d1lill9 soineone's life in the event the)* as part of a six1county regional '159 Sports Nuts Gain Support ADULTS(i6 & Over) ....... 9p.m.-10:30p.m. FRI. MATINEE .................... 2p.m.-Sp.m. Evening Session ........ 7:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m. & PAINT SANFORD 2I0MAONOLIA ee hour course "Karate" is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of the Japanese style Chito.ryu karate: basic exercise, kicks, punches, blocks. etc. The $20 fee provides for the instructional cost of the course. For more information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. This class is self-supported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer. SKATING RINK AUTO CENTER 'U - TUES— Ladies Class ................ 9a,m.-loa.m. Beginners Class .............. lOa.m.-11 a.m. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT WED.— All Day Skate...............10 a.m.4 P.M. OUR SKATES $2.50 YOUR SKATES $2.00 Evening Session $1.00 ........7 p.m..10 p.m. THURS.— Evening Session $1.00......7 p.m..9 p.m. Lindy's W Pr ' CLOSED SUN. and MON. IS PCT. DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS ON COMPLETED WORK 198°° 4 0, 0 SKATING SCHEDULE Pen Paints II Tom Nelse weeks. A COMPLETE LINE $1 Tune-Up by at Seminole 'uMMgi1 1 Benjamin Moore Paints FROM STERCHISI Photos The Leisure Time Program "Karate" scheduled to begin Community June 27. The class will meet College is offering a class in every Wednesday and Frida, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for four AUVE ,SUNSHINE ,SUNSHINE STATE ture's PAINT I. r Karate Class Sc hed u led 2700 W. 25th ST. (Sh 46-A) CHECK AND CHARGE FOLDING ____ " Nancy Edwards guides Andy Hall as he practices on "Annie" while Kerry Fitz- sxnortd by SNIII's Nursing are drowning, choking or effort which has a goal of tltd1101t Department, IIS having a heart attack. patrick and Anne-Marie Holloway watch. trainin g 20 percent of the held in the hospital auditoriwn. _____ Instructors were Ruth Youngsters certified were' ilation. 322.2237 SPECIALS BRIGGS STRATTON ENGINEI HANDLE! EASY SPIN STARTER! BIG 22 INCH CUT! - ' 'c"' MOW R HEADQUARTERS 4-H t h. Herald - N O ,- ' 1800 Twelve students between the Ku) Mercer, H N and Mar) Mark Mill wood, I) D Edwards Memorial kin the life-saving techniques tall Seminole , ages of 10 and 14 were certified Coppola,R.N. , all of the SM!! And) Wall, Kerr) Fitzpatrick , ,utd ill 41 mnunlxrs of the Hospital at 3Z2-1511 I xt 607 Friday in tardiopulinonar> staff. Semmole \lemori1d Hospital Ann Marie hlollo%a) Miih1id me time ml t,uff 4intl Ititilt) of their resuscitation I CPU) after Renaud is (hi. North Seminole 1.ount , Sha w u n Briel . uid Mike w ives. The basic rescue course completing Seminole Memorial , Butt For furthe Information on Training Center.Mrs Cooper is i , for students %%elhlunk it least 7a . Hospital s first 1Ieartsa er CPR '.ourses available in the the Regional EMS Task Forue xwitl.s to 'i (ii in kill , SMII is eomidut ting in house 'aiifoi ti-Se itimnole (ount' area course for) oung 1)0)5 and girls [railting ( • mitt m coordina tor . in s began gas rationing programs, some stations in northwest Nature's Way Beauty Salon in master's license and opened having your hair teased or wife's hair, but also all of their Florida required motorists to buy at least $3 worth. Others its natural woodsy setting is off her Nature's Way salon in finger waved. Claudia can do children." them all. Because of her low overhead, the beaten path, but more and January. limited purchases to $5. If you feel 'nature' can stand Claudia says she can afford to Claudia believes in giving her Gaiser said newspaper, radio more patrons are discovering and television ads will be used for reasonable prices and in- customers her undivided at. some improvement, she also charge less for style haircuts and perms, including the acid dividualized service, it is tentlon "one on one" thus offers hair coloring, to allay travelers' fears about "About half of my customers wave. definitely worth the trip, works by appointment only. gas. He predicted the telephone For your appointment at "hotline" will be hooked up by Located in Luke Mary on "This way I can arrange my are males," said Claudia," and Country Club Road directly schedule to spend as much time I have four or five families that Nature's Way, call Claudia at next weekend. across the road from Country as Is necessary to give each I not only do the husband and 322-2237. de ilitnti st i . css — - - Cw IJJ I. U IWII••J l need," site says. for men, women and children. Her Her specialties are hairThe owner, Claudia Blythe, and perms with inhas lived most all of her life in dividualized styling. 'Nature's National the Sanford area anti formerly Way" is your way whether you annual The Depression Glass Association winked in several beauty shops wait the latest blow dry cuts Convention, Show & Sale is in Sanford. She has her and styling or are still into being held t hi s year at the Sheraton Twin Towers Hotel and Convention Center, 5780 Major Blvd., Orlando, and Is being hosted by the South Florida Depression Glass Club. The dates for the convention are July 6-8, with the Show & Sale open July 7 & 8 only. In addition, the annual NOW OPEN membership meeting will be Way a held on Friday evening July 6 and there will an Awards BEAUTY SALON Banquet and Dance on Claudia Blythe—Owner COUNTRY CLUB RD • Saturday night. On Saturday Across from Country Side Baptist Church and Sunday afternoons there LAKE MARY will be lectures and slide Men, Women Children presentations on interesting STYLE HAIRCUTS....... $400 Depression Era Glassware PERMS ................ $20.00 topics. All events are open to FOR APPOINTMENT CALL the public. -G Lii Sc hed u led Il i Students watch as Ruth Cooper demonstrates ('1111 for Infants iluriiig ''Ilearisaver'' Course. . Claudia Blythe of Nature's Way blow dries customer harry Boyer's hair. - to d tt Gaiser said the combination of the gasoline shortage compounded by the truckers' strike \• . ': 'r" — ., - - 5-. -, -- •SS..' , 4 . .. - - - -. - 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. JaLU8 SECOND TO SPORTS Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's new DEAR MAMMA: Read on for '2.07 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER section. During our lovemaking he's listening to sonic game on the radio. I think mcmi who are devoted to sports should take an oath of celibacy. some advice from a sports nut himself: DEAR ABBY: I'm a sports nut, so I know how Jerry feels. I have a few words of advice for other sports nuts who are still single: Either marry a girl ttCA(uL'L'C WITH 1fI I,L who's into sports the way you POP are, or stay single. DEAR DISAGREES: My The gal I dated for four years mall has been running about 90 (all through college) put on a percent with me and 10 percent great act. Site wen t to all the with AMY'S POP. here's one games with inc and pretended for Pop's side: to love them. DEAR ABBY: Any guy who As soon as we were married hives for sports has got to be she let me know she thought very selfish. I know what poor sports were for little boys and it Amy is letting herself In for if was time I "grew up." she marries a sports fanatic We never fought about because I married one. Only anything else, but we fought mine Is worse. His love for about sports enough to end our sports takes him out of town. He marriage. follows "his" teams, so I hear she's living with a guy, whenever the Vikings, the and what do you think he do& Twins or Minnesota U goes out He's an assistant basketball of town to play, my guy goes, coach at a major university. I too. When they lose, he sulks for hope she marries him. It will a week. His whole life Is serve her right. wrapped up in sports. And as if SPORTS NUT that Isn't enough, my man also DEAR ABBY: About Amy, laves iiuntinjc anti ThiLILIIIi who is going to marry a sports During the hunting season he nut: I hope she reconsiders. I hunts with his brother. During bowling tournaments he travels am married to such a man and with his team. Anything that it is awful! He lives for sports. takes him out of town (without The minute he opens his eyes In me) his good to him. I can't the morning he runs out to get go because I'm stuck with nine the paper so he can look at the kids, which gives you an idea of sports pages. At breakfast there's no what his favorite indoor sport conversation since he is is. MINNEAPOLIS MAMMA carefully reading the sports - • FRIED CHICKEN booklet "What Teenagers Want to Know," ssrite Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly hills, Calif. "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN DAILY lia.m.:3op.m. FRI. £ SAT. a.m..10:30p.m. 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), selfselladdressed envelope, please. 1509 French Ave. (HWY. 17-92) 61 N. Hwy. 17-92 Casseiberry Sanford of 4 for $4•44 only at ———————————————— Family of 4 Chicken Special I includes: I 8-piece Bucket I 4 side orders I (of your choice) I 4 biscuits I now, $4 • 44 Gpm—IOpill Offer ends June i0th I ! 17-92, Sanford �, V r r •1'' ''I 25--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 26, 1979 ri -..___ •i....._l,J r__,_..,J Tuesday, June 26, 1919-3D Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS ___________________________ ______________________ cue Operations, paramedics Gage and DeSoto becorna involved with two disasters and two female paramedics. (4) CBS MOVIE "Submarine X-1" (1969) James Caan, Rupert Davies, A group of select British officers manning miniature submarines go after a fleet of Nazi warships during World War II. (A) EVENING 600 (1) (4)00(12) NEWS ED STUDIO SEE Visits a family that has given up electric heal' for wood-burning stoves; a 14year-old who plays basketball in a circus on a unicyclei(R) 6:30 c2)©NBCNEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE(R) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Janet 7:00 comes home early with her date and finds Jack and Chrissyaloneinthobedroorn (A) C2)TICTACDOUGH @J NARY TYLER MOORE When Lou asks Mary to help him find someone to redo. corato his living room, Mary suggests Rhoda. 9:30 Louie and Alex team up inahigh.stakos poker game against Loule's card-shark brother. (R) / LEHRER 7:30 (2J UARS CLUB @ MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND OSHA NA NA Guest: Joe Namath. CA 8:00 0000DMORNINOFLORIDA 2NEW8 11:oo 8:30 (4'1flCAPTAINKANGAROO E 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 2TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA EDUUASIYOGAANDYOU(R) 11:30 9:00 c2)@DDONAHUE OMIKEDOUGLAS 0 MOVIE DINAHI EDNOVA(MON) ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ('L ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL (WED) ED MARIE CURIE (THU) ED THE LONG 8EARCH(FRI) (2)II2TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guests: Loretta Lynn, Helen Gurley Brown, Orson Bean. (2J 1121 THE RUNAWAYS A teen-ager (Donna Wilkes) takes to the open road to follow her country-music singing Idol (Ronee Blakely). @ 0 CBS REPORTS "The High Cost 01 EverythIng" Three important aspects of inflation -- consumer borrowing, federal spending, and how Americans cope with the problem -. are examined in this documentary. Ed Bradley anchors. OHAPPV DAYS The rivalry between Richie and Fonzie for NEWLYWED GAME QBARNABYJONE8 Aclover private eye becomes involved in a blackmail scheme that loadslo murder. (B) ___________________________ MORNING 563 Hurricane Disaster Test con. tains 15 basic questions dealing with preparations before a hurricane, what to do during the disaster and precautions after the hurricane. 830 Layerne decides she wants a more feminine Image to attract men and turns to Shirley for help. (A) ED AN AMERICANISM: JOE MçART*4Y A tnnk at the life arid times of Joe McCarthy; his motivations thd acquaintances with such people as Jack Anderson. Richard Nixon and athers,willbefeatured. 9O0 (2) (12) EMERGENCY While in San Francisco to observe res............. ........ ED STUDIO 8EE(R) 6:00 2)EARLYDAY (.4) AGRONSKY AND COUPANV(MON) C4.EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) @DOF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) @CRACKERBARREL(FRI) ONOTFORWOMENONLY 0 SUNRISE 1055 @)CBSNEWS(THU) OCBS NEWS 625 f1 POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY (MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) 11:00 (.2) © HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 ThE PRICE (BRIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLE(R ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 1) NASHViLLE ON ThE - 10:30 ff21 ALLSTARSECRETS @J LOVE OF LIFE (MON-WED FRI) OWHEWI(MON-WED.FRI) EDELECTRICCOMPANY(R) - (WED) IJ THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (.KW.ANA OTHE LITTLE RASCALS 8:45 - .. -S . 3:30 4)0 MA'SH(R) EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) OALLMYcHILDREN ED PREV1N AND THE Pill'S.- ' BURGH (MOP4) EL) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) ThE GONG SHOW (NON, THU. FRI) OBEWITCHED (MON. WED FRI) Seminole OrlGndo .."" - ......... - - (2.) PASSWORt. PLUG @JTHE YOUNG AND - Wjrter PQrk 831 - 9993 322 - 2611 IA ________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS R:OC AM. - THE RESTLESS - ltkiii ..................43c a line .3k a line times 7cons.cutivetlmas..... 35c a line , 3consecutiv• 3:30 P.M. Itl . MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noen 3 Lines Minimum _____________________________ ________ DEADLINES Noon The Do,y Before PublicQtion --___________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sundo - .( çIASS1FIID CASE ND. ?9l49.CP - IN RE: The Estate of RAYMOND A. KREMP, ______________________ __ ____________________ Dishwashers Apply in person Holiday InnonLaicefront COOKS APPl' inpersor, Holiday InnonLakefront Legal Notice Thursday, July 19, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. of Administration has been mailed Road 436 and 246.22 feet deep. WAITRESSES TUtor,Cefllfied& Public hearing will be held inlheCasselberrycltyHall,95Lake are required, WITHIN THREE COOK Experienced Teacher Thursday, July 19, 1979 at 7:30 P M Triplet Drive, Casseiberry, Flgrida, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Apply inperson Holiday Inn 3235592 THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF in the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake or as soon thereafter as pOSsible. 1.4. On SR 46 at 1.4 THIS NOTICE, to file any objectio.is Dated tPIs 20th day of June. 1979. Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Florida, they may have that challenges the Needlepoint InstrUction Mary W. Hawthorne, or as soon thereafter as possible. Wanted' Mature lady to live In validity of the Decedent's Will, the City Clerk Mary W. Hawthorni. prepare meals and care for Creative Expressions 3230812 qualifications of the Personal Publish; June 26, 1979 City Clerk invalid lady InSanford residence Representative, or the venue or _____________________________ Dated this 20th day of June, 1979 DEK 121 for salary, room and board. jurisdiction of the Court. Publish; June 26, 1979 Florida Statute 197.246 References requested. Call 305 18-tlpnd ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND _______________________ DEK-1?3 Noticeof Applicationforlax Deed 3224285 week days. _________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ROUTE SALES Florida Statute l7,244 that Mr. or Mrs. R.W. Schoomcraft WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Need reliable person for route Dateof the first publication of the NoticeofApplicationforTax Deed the holder of the following cer• sales. Truck driving experience PURCHASING AGENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tlflcates has filed said certificates Notice of Administration: June 19, helpful. Good company benefits. that Hugh Biggers, the holder of the for a tax deed to be issued thereon. 1979. Immediate openings with a Brown Moulding Company at CLAIRE A. KREMP I ollo'iiy* CMFtiffr*tet hJt f iled S&d The certificafe numbers a'oo growing company for a person Port of Sanford. 323.2062. An ___ As Personal Representative 'tt certificates for a tax deed to be of issuance, the den lCt 'cy('..rt, ' 1.j... ., Equal Oppo..rfunity '''' ( , of Th. certificate vc •nnatonwidepurchasingoff 4i, In whIch it RAYMOND A. KREMP, numbers and years at Issuance, the was assessed are as follows Supplies Including produce, deceased description of the property, and the meats & dry goods. Must be 6b11 Certificate No. 83? FRANKLIN T. WALDEN, to supervIse people control names in which It was assessed are Legal Notice Year nf Issuance: 1975 ESQUIRE _______________________________ payroll costs & be able tO as follows: Description of Property: Sec 12 BROCK & WALDEN schedule stat I. Send resume or Certificate No. 119.1 Twp 205 RQe 30E W 1255 Ft Of N 9fl 355 East Semoran Boulevard CITY OF LAKE MARY, apply In person Holiday House Year 01 Issuance 1977 Ft of S" of NE"a Less E 100 ft of N FLORIDA Corp., 1130 Old Daytona Rd., Descriptionof Property: Lots8to BO7Ft+ lOFtofW 1155Ff + SSl2Ft Altamonte Springs, Fla, 32701 Noticeof Public Hearing Telephone: (30$) 339.7300 DeLand, Fla. 33730 13W of Ry Trout Lake Subd PB 4 ofN 657 Ftof E2000fW ltSSFtI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attorney (or Personal Represen. PG Name In which assessed: Odham ttjve. NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN LETtZkN.E.S.L Lc! rL that' -_ft fluid M t. " 'u" wery tuotung rcr a new Allot saId proptrty being in the DEK-95 Lake Mary, Florida will hold 'a All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of career you wouldn't be reading Public Hearing on the 19th day of County of Seminole Stale of Florida. Florida, this ad, and if we weren't looking July, 1919, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR for someone to do a lob this ad Unless such certificate or cer Unless such certificate or cer. SEMINOLE COUNTY. ELnnA thereafter as possible to consider •iir•. .'i,ii i... _, wih4n'kkm II....... 'I""°" mV as.. uitucayes snail be redeemed ac adopTlonof an Ordinanceby the City PROBATE DIVISION cording to law the property cording to law the p'm1t',' to earn Three to ofLakeMary, Florida,tltleof which property File Number fl.1$I-CP described in such certificate or described in such certificate Five Hundred dollars a week, is as follows: or Division 1.100.432.5403 anytime for certificates will be sold to the certificates will be sold to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the IN RE: ESTATE OF recorded message. highest cash bidder at the court highest cash bidder at the court OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, NICHALENE C. STEVENS, house door on the 16th day of July. house door on the 16th day of July, ADOPTING AN ENERGY CODE 1979 at 11:00 AM. Deceaseø FOR THE CITY: PROVIDING Night Cleaner. Apply in person 1979 at 11:00 a.m. Dated this 5th day of June, 1979. NOTICEOFADMINISTATION between9a.m.&Sp.m. Holiday CONFLICTS, Datedthis5thdayof June, 1979. SEVERABILITY Inn Sanford, Lake Monroe, 530 (SEAL) (SEAL' AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE, N. Palmetto Ave. Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith. The Public Hearing shall be held Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Clerk of Circuit Court at the City Hall, in and for Lake Clerk of Circuit Court LPN full time. Exo. W.Flôrida n --------------, -.. THE ARflIJF FsTh1'E Al I i..'.,. J.,.,..yIc .uvn,y, r,vruua mwy, rwrIue, di i:jj r.. or as is eminoie (ourny, Florida ............. license. 4.12. 3225564. Sanford By: Beulan C. Brown, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED soonthereafteraspos%ible,atwtilch By Beulah C. Brown Nursing & Cony. Center. IN THE ESTATE: Deputy Clerk time interested parties for and a. Deputy Clerk ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED gainst theaboveOrdmnanceshall be Publish. June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 PublIsh: June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 YOU that the administration of the estat: heard. TechnicianTraineeG. 12,perman. DEK43 Said hearing may be con. OEK.44 ________________________________________________________________ 'ent position for cutting & polish. of Nictialene C. Stevens,deceased, tinued from time to time until final ____________________________________________________________ ing optical crystals, 373.7750. FIle Number 19.151.CP, is pendIng in action is taken by the City Council. the Circuit Court for Seminole This Notice shati be available at Legal Notice Hair Dresserswithsomefollowing County, Florida, Probate Division, the otficeof the City Clerk of the City Reflections Of Beauty the address of which is Seminole of Lake Mary, Florida, for all per. 3227701 Wed. thru Sat. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE County Courthouse, Sanford. _______________________________ sons desiring to examine same, In SR-CR 421 Improvement Florida. The personal represen. addition, this Notice shall be Nowecceptingappljcatjons for fuii TheFlorida Departraentof Transportation(FDOT) will conducta public tative of the c5tate is Charles L. published at least one (1) time fIt. 5. part time waitresses. Apply hearing on June 7$, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Stevens, whose address is 2250 teen days before the hearing date in Days Inn, Sanford. Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Ferndell Drive, Winter Park, the Evening Herald Newspaper, a Springs, Florida. Florida. The name and address of newspaper of general circulation Land Sales - $600 per week This hearing is being conducted to afford Interested persons the . the personal reprmntatives at. within the City of Lake Mary, possible. Work part time, Ex. portunity of expressing their views concerning the location aspects, design torney are set forth below Florida. perienced only. Please reply concepts, and social, economic and environmental effects of the pr'possd All persons having claims or DATED: June 22, 1979. Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644. improvements to State.County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County demands against the estate are 251$. CITY OF LAKE MARY, Roadl2l( EdgewaterDnive)tostateRoad436(semoraflBlyd)lflOra required, WITHIN THREE __________________ FLORIDA Furniture Salesperson for and SemInole Counties, Florida. FDOT Project Nos. 77130.1901 and 77120 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF BY:.s. Connie V. Major 3504, Work Program Nos. 517523 and 51756$, Federal-Aid Project Nos. M downtown Sanford store. Must THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF City Clerk 1791(1) ano BRMI7V1.(2). have experience.'Calt 323.8322. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk PublIsh; June 26, 1979 ____________________________ Maps, drawings, a draft environmental impact document and other of the above court a written DEK.111 pertinent information developed by the FOOT, together with written views Statement of any claim or demand _______________________________ LPN, FIl time, part time. Apply ______________________________ receivedfromother bgenclesorpubliccflflcIals, willbeavailable for public they mayhave. Each claim must be in person Lakeview NursIng -. - - . 1 BR- $189 up, Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of AirpC't Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 MarIner's Village. _______________________Sanford- Large one bedroom plus den,air.ceramicbaths,5175mo. Adults. 8417883. _________________________ ,___________________________ . - -. District Engineer Post Office Box 17 DeLand, Florida 37730 Publish: May39, June 13,14, 1S, 17, 1$, I. 30,21,22,24.35,26, V.75, 1979 DEJ 131 ONTHEHALFSHELL DOZEN SANFORD AREANewly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace, UtilIty room & wooded lot. $365 + security. No pets. 373-9574. ., 4. Served 4p.m. to 7 p.m. In The Lounge DOMESTICBOTTLEBEER ................ SOc 4% of "Ov.rlooklng Tb. St. Johns" Pit. 323.11O Sanford -- Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean Iront MpTS. WeCxly. i..aui Jii'IU)5 it no ans. (904) 252-94fl. - - (2) 600 sq ft. office units for lease on FrenchAve. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total. ww carpet. Ideal for professIonal Suite. ' REALTY WORLD. _______ ________ ": "' ________ ctj •'..' -. .. . - j'; " '.' ___ REALTORS ' ' 3 0 Exp. super market stockman Apply inperson .-. - --. )lfl rar *ve, ____________________________ a. a..,.. t- vw UCI flu - AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning INDUSTRIAL ? S ACRE SITE near RN Siding, close to 1.4. $5500 per acre. ' Did you know that your club or organization cn appear in this listing each Week for only $350 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. ______________________ If your club or organ. Ization would like to be incIudj - in this listing call: Ewcning Ilevuld CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 - - .•. - CARPETS. LARGE OAK TREES $49,500. AGENCY STEMPER ' REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves 862-3455 3221959 LARGE CORNER MELLON VILLE 4'! 58th 57.500 We have (1) Va acre tracts zoned LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS . . , 312 0231, 373-1173, 327 0779 , 1' g DPAITY ) landscaped, close to shopping, BROKER 2439 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford school & 15 1.500. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 recreatIon area - ________________ NICELY WOODED CORNER LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE ZONED DUPLEX $7,500 I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAxE GEORGE $6,900 7139 5. Myrtle Ave.. Sanford I !I C,.)) 3m 1?? 0211 ______________________________________ - ______ I REALTORS 45-A--jfof State ___________________________________________ ._._--... ________________________ -.'.'.' Free listing BROCHURE write ........ RAflV I.flI II altra In 'I --" 'w- BR, 2 8. lormal LR. FR w F1', eqp kit w breakfast bar, extra Ig utility. dbl garage, good storage, lovely yard $67000 w $2t 138 dwn. 5. assume or ref inance- CHEROKEE LAUD CO Murphy, N C 78906 INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Zoned RMO I-which means thiS Ig 3 BR right on busy 7Slh St. will Increase in value as thiS area Is developed for multiple residence, otfice & institufional. 532,500. &SokI WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 87$ No. I D Wymore Rd. Altarnonte Sb?- 7153 Multiple Listing Service BWat,r!nt FANTAbTIC Ig family 48R, 28, FR, Cent. air, w w carpet. Lg rooms, fenced yd with well & sprinklers, "in ground" pool. Choice neighborhood $43,900 Exc terms. 100 If. lake frontage. $75,000 ESTATE SALE. R.aborn UALTY REALTOR 372 4000MLS 5OMsceuaneous for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 3ll315E.FirstSt. 3225622 Oak bnw front chlnas. $175; round Oak laUie, 54l SalitOld Auction. !7I5 S French, 323 7340 REALTOR, MLS 323-5//4 Day or Niaht 323-2222 ly 7 residences on approx. 2 acres, l's' -_____________ _________ - -------. ____.___: - - Lawn Wintenance ____________________________ ____________________ Western Auto 301 W Automotive Servce; brakes. tail pipe. etc. 1st St tune up. _____________________________ - - a I ueauy ,are I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook 519 ( 1st St . 3? 5742 i.,...- ...,,,. I EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN L,eiY IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or 11)1 9993 ________________________ ,. .. vvuw 5119$. sell much lcss 323 7777 62-Lawn-Garden CeramicTile Residt'nlual & Commercial 32? 5Sf? ____________________________ Light Hauling ___ ___________________ Yard Debris. Tra'h Appliances & Misc (LOCAL) 349 5371 ___________________________ Dressmaking _______________________ -. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 ___________________________ Office Cleaning ______________________________________________ _________________________ .1), fit'W (Ont L ic . tvinrl,.(s .1, its Quality service t'vt'ryt•nt,' Ph 3?) 0541 or 668 6981 B&P E uter or F unqus & mildew Pool',. w,illS. decks Free Es? 139 6066. 668 8335 _____________________ ,,_ 3724403 - AFRICAN VIOLETS 377 9141 Evesafter6& weekends TheGreenhouse F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 Springer Spaniel puos,$lS 3730039 _______________________________ ______ 67-Livestock.Poultry - ____________________________ - I? laying hens. 71 mos. old. Coops. feeders & waterers included with hens, $35. Ph. 3236179 ________________________________ Painting ___________ -- DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145 I day serv good paint & Ref 331 5579 ______________________ I INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foatmu, fiberglas & Cellu lose Lowest prices Call 321 08)9 or 901 731 6708 coIled DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed InSured Bonded FREE Estimates (305) 372 9460 _______ supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages 372 5752. Plastering interior Exterior Plastering -- COCKER SPANIELS-AKC. silver buff, I malt's, '1 lernales $175 150. 323 3913 - I ANiMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet HOme Improvements - '. I lng&Boarng sell the best & service the rest 65-Pets-Supplies II_,awn Service _____________________________ I MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Cup 869 8562 Lawnmower sales & service We WeslernAuto _______________ 301W1st St - Cerlilied L,iwn & LaIids(,,p. FREE ESTIMATES )?3 5119 Mowing 3)1 0lYd ,'m'r,I L1ntiscapnq P,j',,. specialists, top soil & fill dirt .)Wfl maint & tree trimming 373 2948 - Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn plete Thomas organs. pianos Bob Ball's Disc. Center, Inc. 7702 French Ave 322 2255 L ANOSCAPINC, 1(11,11 I,,wn c,irt'. resident.,,) A Co,nini'rcal I)? 7441 ,itlur C. - I ___ _____________________ ___________________________ - LAKEFRONT COUNTRY Harold Hall Realty 2565 PARK '77 Checkmate TriniaeI custom built Roacirnasfer trailer Brand new, never in water Call days 373 1909, alt 530377 7355 - BETTER THAN NEW extremeib well cared for 3 BR, 28 home w FR&largescporch,newcarp,t, fully eqpt kit., beautiful land scaped fenced yd. Exc. for retirees or family. $36,500 ANYTIME Estate Wanted 47-A--Nbrtgages Bought ATTRACTIVE 4 BR, 28 ranch Style home, Ig rms., fenced side yd, near schools & shopping, I AutomotiveService I ri,inuval Losing your home & creaif' I will catch up back payments & buy equity 3770216 SPAN'SH STiLE family home, 3 OR, I', B, Ig closets, pan FR. storage cab in DR. $31,000 I ROttON MARINE 7977 Hwy 1792 Saritord,Fia 37171 ____ 47-Real Amer can Sod 831 2200 ISAH IA SOD 534 1100 sc ft I or mon Free Del on 1400 sq It ' 55-Boats & ACcessories _______________________________ qri'i'" L,,awn.Garden ________- doll tiouse. $75 or titSI i,ilt.i Come' see what c' have Nothinu tiver 575 1?) YS72, 131 Exter of? IS A between Lake Mary & Lonqwood ----- ______________________________ S re'nch i)97) Sanford 373 5374 ___________________________ ' • - Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good Buys. C .i 1'.. I C ci .,. , ________ The Real Estate Agency I 54-Garage Sales roar. Will tioe oraito" t4,ht grove", on u,ontract L argu.' ili ',ni,ilI will waSh I story fious,", or prune ',rfl,tlI iIi,',' mIt 6 or 312 IOVV Appliances Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repar Licensed 373 0039 ______________________________ Handyman I Central Heat & Air Cond Free Est. II Call Carl Harris at I _14S. anford,]3J1, __________________________ 59-Misical ?rchindise Orlando32l-1577 I Air Conditioning Sale$36S 00 - $18 mo Limited Supply Call Jim, F irestoni' Store Sanford '3?? 0244 . - IjII) - .S1j,'c',i:rt1Icfia,i.' ,.., 'a ' ___ ____ ______ ______ _______ Sanford 321.0640 Sanford 321- 0702 inag ______________________________ - BROKER /50. ____________ Sylvania .v in. color Firestone Charge Req $439.95 LOTS ZONED MUL T IPLE UNITS $10,000 TOTAL SEIGLER REALTY DOfIC - - _ -. I 14(111 I- V,irnaha flu per gal 11.500 12) 0039 -- ' _________ 322-2420 ...,-- - 53-TV.Radio-StereO " REALTY WORLD. JUST LISTED! 3 BR, I bath home in Country Club Manor 'NC H&A, w w carpet, eat in kit , built in shelves in LR & newly painted! Fenced backyard on Ig loft Yours for lust 521,900! 1)3 - clearance -- - ACRES NEAR LAKE HAP NEY, GENEVA AREA 58.500 WOODED LOT ON RADIO PD (.4 0(10 Idyllwilde 4 BR, 2 B, lovely home in one of the nicest areas of Sanford. Near schools & golf course. Beautiful corner lot with loIs 01 trees. Just right for the growing family $57,750 JUST LIJTED ,i BR. 2 bath home on Oak shaded lot! C H&A, w w carpet. Fla. R , dWilng area, genced rear yard & B 8 Q grill! Lots more! Just 528.000' REALTORS Branch Office - _ ACR CS WIL SON RD AREA NICELY WOODED $12,500 ' TONA AU TO AUCT IC, Hwy 9?. I mile west of Specdw.iy Daytona LIe,icti, will i old public AU TO AU CT lO.' .'e'r', I u.'Sd,ty ,it 7 30 If s the onil in F Iorida You set the rt'setv.sI Price' Call 904 25" 8311 for further details wheels, faring, drive shott, 59 •__ NICE LOT ON HWY 127 NEAR LAKE JESSW' 56.500 Newlistingon St. Johns River. See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 74x56 with indoor waterfall & fish pond. 3 or 4 BRs, Swimming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River $175,000. $13,500. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR IT EMS. . SELL WINTER "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or 8)1 9993 and a friendly AdVisor ..dll ham iHlu -' IcENMORL WASHER Parts, Service Used MachInes MOONEY APPLIANCES 313 0697 -- S ACRES N EAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE $28,000 Country Proprty Treed 7'-i acres near I 1 & SR 16. 3 BR enclosed porch. to lull around in during Ihese hot Summer days. A must 10 see only 553.500 Sanford32l-0702 owner after 6 pm. weekdays. 373 1526 - 1989 P.110011 C xce'llent c Omit on 5895 35,01:11 322 3582 78-Ivtorcyctes - - --- '17 Avocado Green 7 door .iuto cJt'frost ref sCction Req. price$139 95 New $3SS $18 010 WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY 46 58,900 , - Hotpoint Iltu It ref I I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR _.. - 6Y ('Pii.'vrijli't I'. 'r1ijswox1 V.iuon C.i.todcor'il S-tiC 2? 7s74 flU V JUNK C AR S F roth SlOb $60 Call 322 162.4. 322 1460 TOday same as cash Sanford's Sales Leader Handyman's apeciaIWat05tho0lhhtrch Lois of trees I schrubs. Call I only I 57.500 .; --- Firestui,i.' S''0.' ''y) Oly , saint',' is 3BR, Pa B.carport.dbl lot. fenced bit, CII, behind Kmart, Forest City. 535.000 VA or Ft-IA ALL FLORIDA REALTY ,QF$ANFRQ.REALTop ,.. Top Dollar Paid for tunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 37? 5990 - Firestone Store -- ___________________________ I _________________________ Duplex REALTOR 32? 7983 I C 3 ' P u'Ilt'g.tdu' r u'movat,le Hard tOp. hi' 'it",', $4600 firm I?) 9695 titer S - 76 ______________________ MolorcI,' lilsuraitce fl( Al P AGENCY 373 IRit or 1,') 77)0 - --- 7 acres Imoll Lake Sylvan area. $10,000 William Maliciowsk., Newly redecorated 3 BR. 2 bath home- 27x17 game room, ideal for large family, beautifully REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO It -.-...I, ... LARGE 3 BEDROOM, HUGE FAMLLY. POOM, 1Otiflj,, SUPER 2 BR, I bath home ,. cc. Manor, w 1g. eat-in kit., C H, WAU,allonlg.landscapedlotw. eec. patio.garden & detached garage! New root & paint, too! BPP WARRANTED. WOwt JUSt 532,500! CREADY TO SELL? Don'l sell yourself short. We have 75 years of experience 5. knowledge 5. an octivedemandforhomes& land Call us today' -- . agri. Owner holdIng with good terms BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, I bath cozy cottage on the lake. Extras inc. teamed ceilings, Stone fire place, island kit., pann., 1g. porch over Banana Lake! Your own fishing dock loot Super Home Away from Home! BPP WARRANTED. Only 535,000 * A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on king size lot. Near shopping but country atmosphere. Just $26,500 power. For details, call 644-3079, - - - - ________ Pt'tr ge-i ,tfor . Dishwasher & L l.'c ft ic Dryer 2411 S,,,tforcj Ave 313 6817 For Sale Cape Coral lots near Ft MyerS with sewer & water By Owner 830 5)63 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to 75 inocl&'lS CoIl 339 9100 or 8.14 4806 i fl-Junk Ca Removed ______________________________ 6 C el r.mng,'.coppertone DId oven, cxc cond 3?? 6711 ,tft 8 43-tAcreage 71 Voclgt' D,mr I Der'.on SI,' nt 6 Auto. ar r,Iito " * no 5600 373 1587 cli',', 8. ILl 9)16 ,ift1't C. 323 0515 _____________________________ - -- AutO Stick Shift 3)011)11 5? 000 3)3 Sell t, it Tr,ivel Trailer 6. lirst $1100 52-Appliances Sanford - * HOUSE PINCHING YOU? ifeeti more room? This 4 BR. bath split level could be just what you need Uniquefloor plan for those who like individuality, See it today. $41,500 - 3?') 3853 $7.000 buys you this 96x 170 lot in Paola Ideal for your new home eat in kit • Yours. In.' ttni.cm --. .... . - - - Goods I - Paint & body shop all equipt. pIus 1 BR apt on 7 lots in excellent location for business Call for more details $19,900 , CIt'ari '0 57,'rc SM Wqri li.,(' 0ev, Ask rig $660 322 8735 74 V iS Bet'? it' low in leaau' --- - I ON SALE NEW twin Size box springs & mattresS $2395 ea NEW offe'e table with 1 m,,tchinq end tables $39 Sanford ej,niture Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford 322 8721 Mobile Home 1760. 2 BR U urn Cxc Cond I -.... - - ---. -. IUtTOI - ror Estate, Commercial & Residential AoctiOnS & Ap praisals Call Dell S Auction I?? 6620 -' bra ii' Oil" - __________________________ -'---- X 75-Recreational Vehicles - 75 Lamore l7'm65' 1 BR. 211 Awihinui & Skirting ln( 3)7 676) $14,500 Good location 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STR EAM NEAR LAKE MONROE & 14 527,500. . -------- 51-Household 80-Autos for Sale - - PItILIC (.l,iN AUCT ION UN JULY I. I P M SANFORD AUCTION 323 73j0 - --------------- Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 3?? 0721 . -- Need a commercial site for ceramic tmop we Piave it, FANTASTIC 3 BR, 7 bath home in Shadow Lake Woods with every imaginable feature! C H&A, pantry, firepiac- scr. porch, REALTY ________________________ - TOyot,' Plo. '.' P U c.00d ,o'ict O •'rs('aS Clii?', ll.'st of bet 14 58.14 72-Auction , - - 79-Trucks-Trailers wnrnens class rings Also buying edding hands, sterling & any marked gold Any cond 678 2237 I size draperies. $10 & up Sanford REDUCED BY SI,SOOi 1975 I I70, 3 BR, 18. e*p,lnclo, cent air, tiq sc porch, utility Shed many Oxtras 510.500 6686309 ________ - ' ------- Wehave II) Sacre tracts in OSteen that may be ust what you are '.i;,4 ," 'o' - for SPc ISP Suite flCw $139 Spc IR new, $399. Loveseat 541 95 & up. 7 pcdinettes. 569 95 & up; Ref $505. up. El stove, $605. up; full - STOP AND THINK A MINU II IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE 5,'4OULDN'T BE ANY - - OVER 125 THUR MAY 1979 The Real Estate Agency 2435'.. 5 French Il/ 92 Sanfor' - I building lots zoned for triplex or duplex 55500 & $5000 STE NREALTY STRO TWO PLUSTWOI$FOUR And That'sAFactl Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool ________ * URGENT * S " EI - See our beautiful new BARR lUG. TON w lap Siding & Shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 S700 VA& FHA Financing Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd Good terms Owner holding. M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR ML 73 fO6lnreves. 3230517 ________________________ ' Westinghouse frost free refrigerator Il cu ft 575 322 3721 finan 42-Wøbile Homes Owner hold Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 715 -. turnituri' houSehold Entire - 1100 I acre near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home, w cI 8 septic already there Deeded right to river also Good terms Rental Allperscnsinteresfedinfheestate Country Club Circle, according to ---. I - - -- , 3 BR, 213. w w carpet. FP. garage 572.000 SCREENED PORCH WITH 2Ox2O WORK SHOP ON MAO NOLIA ONLY 52.000 UI Paying $16 & op mens, 58 & up -- ,. - ' Eve. 322 0612, 3fl 1587, 372-7177 ' .''i'.4. kiJJM, _ $ CASH $ 327 5791 --_ Relocating - ----- (teds DtiI motel box springs & mattresses $30 Set Sanford Auction 1215 S F rench 323 7340 INC. REALTOR 373 7832 LIKE NEW 7 BEDROOM. NEW CARPETS. COMPLETELY RI DECORATED ON LARGE LOT ' BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE CN 25th STREET 531.500 '., - I Mayfag Washing Machine Avocado, excellent cond Si', e64 8119 776 8080 775 4400 HAL COLBERT, REALTY 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN TOWN, FULLY FURNISHLD, 2 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION $21,000 HURRY ON THIS Cash for your lot,! Will build on your lOt or our lot. V Enterprise. Inc. _____________________ 644 3013 MedeIlnc. Realtor __________________________ Excellent I sq ft PLACE, ON LAR GE WOODED LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD 524.900 VA- FHA-235-Con.Homes Low Down Payment '------------ Lk Monroe cing For rent commercial bldg _____________ 36Resort Property ' 4 ' , - to whom a copy of this Notice of the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Administration has been mailed are book 9 Page 43, of the Public required, WITHIN THREE Records,Seminole County, Florida, Baa winner, loinfheneighborhooØ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF run thence north 12$' along the professionals Altamonte Spgs. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF easterly right of way line of High. based Century 21 Real Estatp THIS NOTICE, to fIle anyob: way 17.7 thence run easterly Firm seeking Lake Mary & wI.luvn) ney may nave Till! PIlIlICI TO the northernmost Sanford Real Estate Associates challenge the validity of the boundary lin of Lot 1, 1st AdditIon Excellent training offered. Call 'Tll• Will, mW qv.,imicaijons TO L.OUflTTY ciuo circle, run thence Patt W000Son or Phyllis Capponi of th personal representatsye, or southerly along said easterly for confidential interview the venue or jurisdiction of the boundary line of Lots 4 and 7, 1st 7717 aft hrs. 3314498 tourt. Additlunof Country ClubCircle, run ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND thence westerly 170' , ) - BOYS 5. GIRLS ' OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED thepoInt of beginning. Being part of , NOAGE LIMIT WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Lot 4 and all of Lot 7, Addition to SUMMER VACATION$$SS ' Dateofthefirst publicatic'nof this Country Club Circle, Plat 10, Page Part time work available im Notice of Administration: June 19, 79, and being also part of Lot 4 1110 mediately. One week onIy 1979. all of Lot 7. Country Club Circle. tremendous earnings. Specla Charles L. Stevens ' Casselberry, Seminole County, Plot meelingat Santoto uvic cen;er; As Persopal Representativ, of Book 9, Page 13, of the Public Thur's., June 2$ at 10 a.m. the Estateof Records of Seminole County, SHARP. (Parents welcome).NICHALENE C. STEVENS Florida. Not Connected With the Civic Deceased . Public hearing will be held on ______ Center-NO PHONE CALLS. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ThurSday, July 19, tfl9at 7:30P.M. DON'T MISS THIS MEETING REPRESENTATIVE: In the Casselberry City HaIl, 95 Lake JOHN A. BALDWIN of Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Florida, No*hiring MAIDS for BALDWIN & DIKEOU or as soon thereafter as possible. fulltimelparttimeernployrnent' Highway 17.92 Dated this 20th day of June, 1979. Days Inn Sanford Fern Park, Florida 37730 _______________ Mary W. Hawthorne, Telephone: (305) $341631 City Clerk Now accepting applicalior's for, Publish: June I, 26. 1979 Publish; June 26, 1979 Parttime Bookkeeper, Apply flEw ii flEw lem tla,.v I... t..,, , SANFORD-LAKE MONROE -. Sanford Suntand. 3 BR. 1 bath, good cond. New appliances. Phone 323 3649 or 323 7331. 529,000. I Acres intersection of Country Club Rd. & 16 A $30,000 -- 10 Acres Pineway $32,000 __________________________ ____________ ' $125 Spring is here and it's a good time to choose a new home from the .. pa UT uur Lid)iJIVU 00). career in Real state call Realty World. The Real EetafP r AgenCy June Ponzig 323.5324. For a _. . ONE .' Fl rm. qarre rm & ust loads of living area Located in NW Section of 'own w easy access tO 3BEDROOMCOMPLETELY RE MODELED. INCLUDES NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT & NEW CARPETS, LARGE ,, ____________________ '--• , Florida Department of Transportation - NOT A PILE OF BRICKS This) 1 brik home has beautiful I Wh..'i'i I_: xplorCr I' to,,' F ICCIII'flt sh,ioe. $500 i- i PM 3?? 8855 - ---- - Army boots $11 99 pr 11 Acres Airport Blvd Excellent terms 545.000 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAR OVl EDO PART IM PROVED PASTURE, PARTLY WOODED. 555.000 Lk Jessup 500 acres good pasture land. $125,000 i ARMY NAVY SURPLUS '" 2.5 acres only $15,000 wgood terms. SANFORD: 3 BR, 1 B, corn plelely redecorated inside. Kit. eqpt. No petS. 671 0976. . - CA. Benedict, P.E. $1UERS 0 ..... -- -- ------'-- REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7498 __________________________- HANG YOUR HAMMOCK And relax in spacious back yd. 3 BR, 2 b, C H&A, quiet neighborhood 5. close to shopping. $1550 dwn COUNTRY ACRES 1 acre bldg. sIte w trees & paved rd. $6,500. very good tens. - - - , -_ .-.-- 31? - - .. for your home 3 Duplex lots 510.000 Call Bart HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor 644 2518. ___________________________ 309 Elm Ave Wanted Applianc .5 my COCcI Washers. refrinerators. etc Kellogg', Auction. 313 7050 310 Sanford Ave NATURELOVERS-HIDE A WAY LAKEFRONT--POOL Secuded tree studded lot 200' on lake 18x40 pool 3 BR's, 3 B'S. formal LR 5. DR. sauna & exercise rm • 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance 599.000 Reg. Real Estate Broker 26 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 Aft.Hrs.3fl-7643,372.49 _________ _________ - ..' I-i, Ernest Morris, Sr. -- ' ' 14.'4l'd(eu "32-Houscs (Jniurnisti&i 290 N. Il 92, Casselberry, Fl. - - __________ 834 8200 Eve. 8623655 '*ECUTlVE HOME-OLDER-COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 __________________________ STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, . HUGE FAMILY ROO ' ON I B block home, Walking ACRE & ORANGE GROVE distance to hospital, doctor, NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 nursing home 5. downtown. MONTH, REFERENCES. $27,500, w excellent terms. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER Johnny Walker Inc 3226457 or 'V -z--__.!L'.1!.? ., READY TO BUILD 7$ S..SZuk - '60 ',',i,St 5el$ Sl''i0 $31 5710 _________________________ traiter pads. blocks, steps Miracle Conctele Co 2 lots in country setting near P,ii5ly 200 x 140. cleared ready 709 Oak Ave I story older home 578.500 INC. REALTORS 130-6$33or339.l7tleves. BATEMAN REALTY , car stops. lintels. SillS. 78-MtorcycleS Buy to WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPL IAN (ES Sanford Fur nture Salvage 37? 8721 Stepping stones. sand, rock. grease traps, steel, cement. b,lth. 7218 Palmetto. .1 BR. 7 baths on 3 tots $39900 68-Wanted Sale 50-Miscellaneous for -- BUILDER 3212287 FORREST GREENE 2 BR, 18, CCB on lSxlSO lot. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave . SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy El ficient" studios, private en trance, built in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air & 12 buiit.in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor 3301 Sanford Ave. 323 3301. New 13$ Homes, .4 pct interest to qualified buyer 530.000 to 5.38.000 Low down payments Glenway I BR. 2 swimming pool 585.000 ORANGE CITY- Contemporary home Landscaped courtyard 7 tt. free form tub with solarium. i BR.2baths.splitptan Beautiful Wooded area of fine homes. 5700 RENTAL INVESTORS SPECIAL Buy I or botht 1 BR, 18, w FP on 75x150 lot. 516.500. 10 pct. dwn ------- For Sale by Owner 3 BR, P bath block house in Lake Mary, 323 6659 2005 ______ Are you a full time driver with a part lime car? Our classilieds are loaded with good buy for _OU. ______ 30-Apartments Unfurnished 41"-iL seS_ - ---- RENr WITH OPTION. 7)01 Lisa Ct Owner s.coo Teenagers will doo&J jobs Babys,tting,lawns,etc Call 371 0218 . ....... - OSTEEN $5,f • NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, large kitchen w dinIng area Fireplace in Living Room. Central H-A, w-w carpet, garage On large wooded lot. Many Extras McGovern Builders. Call 372 8910 after S pm Sect.-Courtpeporter Recently relocated in area Highlyskilled 3)1 5212 41-Houses 41-Houses ..W GarnettWh,te Req. Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 317 7861. Sanford 41-Houses _______________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ Legal Notice 77, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at the basis for the claim, the name and BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT addre'fl of the creditor or his agent public hearing location from 10 AM. to 4 P.M. and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LA,. l_.._,. n__i ---. lvi,, r, ella -J.n,,. ma., ,'a..Ia&.I £._ la.__...s,...... ii, flttflrItaia ann fla an.a,n.i ... ri.. a n_.... - ....rrfllerT ano ... ..y, ... l.11ll w,..e.,v, j jyr ,ru,grmwpisi (IV m,y ut '.uawmuwrry Doeru ora$sistanceat the DeLanO District Office, phone904.734.37 claimed, If the claim is not yet due, Adlustment will hold a public Persons who wish to submit written statements and other exhibits In the date when it will become due hearing. Ms. Pat Knolla, owner. place of, or in addition to oral statements may do seat the hearing. They shall be stated. It the claim is applicant, is requesting a Con may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the contingent or unhiqUidated, the ditional use as provided by Section hearing If received at the FDOT Dlstrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. fPt Offie. nature of the uncertainly shall 23.105 (0) Of the City of Cass.lb.rrv Box 47), DelanO, Florida 32770,no later than July 17, in, stated. If the claim is secured, the Code of Ordinances to provid•on Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction ano wcurity shall be described. The premise consumption of beer and the impact on lhe wetlands will be discussed, claimant shall deliver sufficient wine in a Cl (commercial) zoning copies ot the cidlm to the clerk to district. The parcel is legally The public hearing will be held in accordance with the Florida Depart. enable the clerk to miiI one copy to desoribed as: meet of Transportation Action Plan (1978). each personal representative. Bagin at the SW corner of Lot , - . Secretary position for Head Start. Applyby'Sendingresumeor.lvto "--'-'--•-• •--•'ru,na SCA Project Head Start, P.O Drawer 1389. Sanford 32771 High school graduate or equivalent at least 1 year clerical or secretarial training and or experience Ability to type a minimum ot 35 correct wpm. Salary range 55.128 to 55,648. Deadline July 3rd, 1919 Equal Opportunity Employer. ___ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ______________ RNs AAA EMPLOYMENT - 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT ZONED COMMERCIAL (7) 2 BEDROOM (1) IBEDROOM,2 CAR PORTS ONLY 117,500 Seigter Really, Broker 3210640 3210707 -- ..UUUUUUUUU _______________________ 40.B Triplex _____________________ - CONFuCIUS SAY .. I' _______________________ 18-+pWantç1_ . ____________________ Wanted , I )fl Noon Fridaj Deceased 5-LOSt & Found 18-Help NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ________________________ ________________________ OWILDI WILD WORLD OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ANIMALS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST LOST in the vicinity of Wilson Rd. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL (12) MAKE ME LAUGH (2)4 mo. old Doberman puppies. PANY(FRI) OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED EDSESAMESTREET(R) Ans. to JACK 5. BLACK. $200 SMART COOKIE 1:30 IN THE ESTATE: reward! Call 323.1954. 4:30 GRAB RICKSHAW YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 0 AS THE WORLD that theadministrationof the Estate @ MIKE DOUGLAS LICKETY SPLIT of RAYMOND A. KREMP, 0 MARY TYLER MOORE WANT ADS ARE BLACK & EL) CONSUMER SURVIVAL deceased, file number 79.149.CP is WHITE AND READ ALL OMERVGRIFFIN . pending in the Circuit Cnurt Mr . .'5UD W UHUGIETT8 VICTORY Seminole County, Florida, Probate ______________________ BOOKKEEPER GARDEN (FRI) DIvision. the address of which Is the LOSt: White German Shepherd, 5:00 CPA ASSISTANT Seminole County Courthouse, (2 CAROL BURNETT AND 2:00 female from 409 E. Lake Mary Sanford. Florida, The Personal NIGHT AUDITOR FRIENDS Blvd. Reward. 322.7063. (2ItT2IThEDOCTORS Representative of the Estate is _______________________ OTHE00000UPLE ROOFERS OONEUFETOLIVE CLAIREA.KREMP,whoseaddress -- _________________ EDMISTERROGERS(R) EDMEDIX(MON) CARPENTER 5200 Cove Lake Drive, Longwood, éOiiId Care ED FOOT8TEPB(TUE) Florida. The name and address of ______________________ 5:30 GENERAL LABORER the Personal Representative's at. EDBIRTHDAY8TORY(WED) 2)NEW8 AIRCOND. DUCTMAN torney are set forth below. First&Onlychlldcarecenteropen EDCOOKIN'CAJUN(THU) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES All persons having claims or Saturday In Sanford - Begin. ' MECHANIC FLOWER SHOW(FRI) BEWITCHED demands against the Estate are ning June 2. Sanford Early DRIVERS EDOVEREASY required, WITHIN THREE Childcare Center. 322664$. _____________________________ 2:30 ____________________________ ____________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ________________________ . ( local & L.D.) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF BabySittino.Davsonlv,Mon.thru BODY MAN THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk Fri. 1.kid 517, 2 kids $30. Break. of the above Court a written fast, lunch & snack. 32264.51, CASHIER statement of any claim or demand CITY OF CASSELBERRY CITY OF CASSELBERRY HOSTESS . they may have. Each claim must be Enroll now-school age childrenBOARD OF ADJUSTMENT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT in writing and must indicate the HURRY INTO summer fun-arts, crafts, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry Board of basis for the claim, the name and & field trips, 333.8424. 912 French Ave. _________________________ the City of Casselberry Board of Adiustment will hold a public address of the creditor or his agent (cornerof lOth& French) Adiustment will hold a public hearing.Mr. ConradA. WIri,owner. or attorney, and the amount 9Good Things to Eat _____________________________ ____________________________ claimed. If the claim is not yet due, hearing, Mr. Jack W. Wingate, on applicant, is requesting a 323-5176 behalf of the owner, Del Taco ditional ..se as provided by Section the date when it will become due __________________________ shall be stated. If the claim is Corporation, is requesting a con- 25105 (it of the City of Cassetberry REAL ESTATE MANAGER Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free ditlonal use as provided by Section Code of Ordinances to operate an contingent or unllquldated, the delivery, mm. $20order. Sanford 25105 (dl of the City of Cassetberry introduction service by telephone nature of the uncertainty shall be area. 322.2374, Sam's Portion FOR TOP POSITION stated, If the claim is secured, the Code of Ordinances to operate a and mail. The parcel under Meats. restaurant in a Cl (commercial) sideration is legally described as: se,urity shall be described. The _____________________________ With an established firm in San. ford, Nice office, fully equipped, lone. The parcel Is legally described The South ISO feet of Lot 4 less the claimant shall deliver si.suicient as: ll-lflstnJctj staffed & operational. Call for West lOOfeet, EnchantedManor,as copiesof the claim to the Clerk to interview with John Mortlion, enable the Clerk to mail one copy to ___________________________ The Northeast corner of in. recorded In Plat Book 11, Page 91, (t Realtor. 321.0041. tersection of State Road 436 and the Public Records of Seminole the Personal Representative, All persons interested in the Crewel Instruction Green Castle Boulevard having a County, Florida. -- ____________________________________________________________________ IA RATES ' - (4)EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS _____________________ MIDDAY 0 ThE YOUNG AND THE P.ESTLESS CLASSIFIED ADS - AFTERNOON 6:41 - ' 6:30 _____ & 1 (2J © WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILYFEUD ED MISTER ROGERS(R) - ______________________ A 1JtT2ICARD8HARK8 (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (MON-WED. FRI) OSUMMERSEMESTER 0 LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY ... 10:00 5:30 €DTHE GREAT HURRICANE - DISASTER TEST The Great ____________________ 9:55 i UPBEAT comes to a head. (Part 2 of 2) (A) - ' EL) ANTiQUES (2) (12) DAYS OFOUR UVES EDAT ThE WHITE HOUSE (WED) EDMEETINGOFMINDS(THU) ED JULiA CHILD AND COM. c2J©TODAY 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ' 7:25 (21 TODAY IN FLORIDA OGOODMORNINGFLORIDA © NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. Arthur Miller. (Part 2ot3) 1:00 (ru 7:30 0UNEW8 ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Openers." "Fortune Cookies," "Jacques Touteaux." EL) DICK CAVETT Guest: Arthur Miller. (Part I of 3) MORN- QLESLIEUGGAMS ED CROWDOG The Story of Leonard Crowdog. a Sioux medicine man acknowledged by over 80 tribes, provides an opportunity to grasp the lfldlan'ssensoofhtspast fl2 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Easy MORNING ING(WED) (.4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (1') (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ED SESAME STREET(R) 10:oo REPORT EL) V.1. PEOPLE(FRS) 2 NEWS © HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 TAXI 01121 THECROSS.WITS U JOKER'S WILD 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12:30 (MON) @J 0 WEDNESDAY Beatty. Julie Christie. Partners set up a business in a Small mining town, only to have fargar business interests move in on them. (2 ('Irs.) ROW .2)©ANOThERWORLD (4)OGUIDINGUGHT ED PHOTO APHY... HERE'S HOW (MON) EDERICA(TUE) EDBEE8ANDHONEY(THU) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- ('1') 'McCabe And Mrs Miller" (C) (1971) Warren 00©NEWS EDSESAMESTREET(R) 7:00 (2)©TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING 0 TUESDAY 0 MOVIE - EL) MACNEIL 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA © HI, NEIGHBOR •••INUNIUIu FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 10000 Eden Park Ave. Orlando Florida '32510 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitic.e,ss name of GARDEN OF EDEN and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisiq, of the Fictitious Name Sttutej, To.Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. HA. Bradwell Trust of 1972 and HA. Bradwell Jr. Publish: June 76. July 3, 10, 17, 1979 DEK.119 I 'ct'nse& BOOdctj Call 32? 7780 ________________________ I CUSTOM HOME BUILT NEMODELING&REPAIR G BALINT&A5SOC 377 8665 Plunibing rvi'èe ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS' Repairs. Leaks, Fast Service' Ctig Cds 3230111, 322 4601 - Concrete work Patios. siae walks, driveways, Free Esti mate Call Mr Taylor 372 ISIS. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS FresEst. 323 04?9after 530 I I Custom bolt ironwork ndowguaras,gateselc Martins 373 7111, 339 1693 68-Wanted to Buy To List Your Business,.. DioI 322-2611 or 831-9993 Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Rehig.. stoves, tool, 'I -. ' • a .e,' .s ,- - ---- *' - . -. -- - - .7•WU ,... ---...-.. , - - - .9 . .- . .- _., ,, - - -. 1, . - - • . , ,, ,.., - . . * ., - . -. . - - .. ., , . .. - -. - -... -. -. - -. -- ----- %* . S. . i_ I'' .- U - �.01 Tuesday, June 26, 1979 411-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE I (To-411 WEAT"EQ T S SO - NiCE ' ( WEOtJC,-4T'TO TAKE A LITTLE OiO'r MR CNTHE;1,5 A, E 'l'O A PAID ~ Chic Young by - ACROSS I Not as much 41 On same side r-F v 5 Male or (suE...As LONG AS') IT/ / I PAtO If- YEAR I> ". Lil LL Ig i by Mort Walker REMEMBER THE OLP SANG, SARGE, 'A W47CHEP POT NEVE R MOW .AB.)UT A TOLP POT? CT) ..- ( 1'r12 iL preposition 45 Require 48 Actress Merkel 50 lysergic acid diethylamide (P') 20 Draws 23 Among 25 Fruit drink 27 Negatives 28 Oceans 33 Set trap burden 2 Spookily 3 Defray 4 Heavens 5 Not rigid 6 Goddess of fate — — — — — — — 1 2 3 4 5 6 - i - - 14 - -- ii - - - - - 7 — — — 8 9 10 — it - 12 - - beast of Gershwins 30 And so on (abbr lat. 2 wds) 31 Not moist 32 Feign 33 Criterion 35 Put it there - o - 15 - — w THE BORN LOSER 21 20 exaggerations about estrogen and the menopause that it's perfectly understandable that you'd be confused, as are many other readers. Inthefirstplace,SlflCeYOU've had a hysterectomy, there's no way you can have cancer of the uterus caused by taking estrogen hormones. Second, If you don't have lumpy breasts or breast disease and don't develop any, there's no reason to be concerned about taking estrogen and the possibility of breast cancer. Beyond that, there Is a long list of complications that can occur In some women taking female hormones but there are many other women who use them to great advantage. It makes them feel better and it can definitely improve their health. The Food and Drug Administration has now agreed that an adequate amount of - by Art Sansom - 22 24 125 23 — 27 — 28 I _J - - - 29 - - - - 32 31 38 — — 33 34 - _______________ 35 - I30 - - - - 9 - 40 39 - 47 ARCHIE by Bob Montana 51 In 54 qm 49 48 —— —— — ,rrr, I --'.- 43 2 4; — — I ...,O'.. JOG G\ 52 55 46 '45 - — — -— — — 53 - — — many so been have 19 18 — — — 444 (NEWSPAPER ENTIRPM,sE ASSN HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL WIN For Wednesday June 27,1979 Maintain the Inner resolve to stick to what you start. SAQ1ZLJaU "3-Dec. s ouung '"' wr:tg with Complete projects 'con- 21 scientlously once you initiate your game plan today, nor who them this coming yeyu are dealing with. wirnt' ing you from progress Industrious effort and stick surprising indecision in your thinking. itiveness pay CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. dividends for you. 19) Don't get too involved today CANCER (June 21-July 22) with new, unfamiliar Interests. You won't have any trouble There are some possible today. The money getting .!omplica?(nns you're not taking toa'3btt1lik b AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you spend. How to get along with other signs is one of the If things promised to you don't sections you'll enjoy In your come off today, don't be too new Astro-Graph Letter that disappointed. Chances are they begins with your birthday. Mail wouldn't have worked out well, $1 for each to AstroGraph, P.O. anyway. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Box 48, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Be certain you know what you're talking about when birth sign. LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 22) To the someone comes to you for world you may appear calm advice or instruction. This and collected today. However, person will follow what you say deep down, you are not as sure to the Letter. ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) of yourself as you should be. Someone you may meet today Relax! VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) could look very appealing to Unsought changes in your plans you, but before you become may pop up today. Things deeply involved, allow ample won't go haywire If you take the time to ge acquainted. TAURUS i Aped 20-May 10) It time necessary to switch direction. Avoid impulsiveness, might be difficult for anyone to 23Oct. 23) work in unison with you today. LIBRA Long shots won't pay off today. You know what you want but, Delberate first to get a good because you're so conperspective on any Important tradictory, you leave others issue. Even then move guessing. GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If cautIously. SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) you're Involved In a physical Unexpected surface Issues activity today, don't try any could throw you In a quandry fancy routine you're not up to and have you bouncing from handling. You could throw one project to another today. something out of whack. - by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP TERRIFIC 5WINETHAN' 'vCUR FORM IS t'RFECT? j I ONLY NEXT TIME KEEP A TIGHTER GRIP ON THE EAT' \/ J - 4f,,5,.frA"4 14. H I %5I4.,\I/Igv I I ,.g,• fr -w •. .% ii by Stoffal & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY THIS' E/,iARRA9I90.': 5EEM TO HAve ...URP.. Row PILE A OF THAN I. FORGOTTC N øiGR P101-1155 HAP TO WA55H TO FAY FOR YErEA'P4Y 1 Me-AL. r—( 4W WALLET.' NORTH 6.26-A 108 2 K 10875 WEST EAST AJ$$$Z ,ic e 7 KJ6 42 • QJ 4 K 95 nr,; Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West West North East South l• 2 NT 4• 54 Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Pass Pass I by Bob Thaves r MASCEP i Uwe ).LT *Qit;l 1 OPINION, X'LL. ASIA FOR of because female hormones. When these hormones are diminished sufficiently, there's a basic reversal of these changes. As a result, there's a tendency for the breasts to get smaller, the undergo organs female changes, even the soft tissues that line the female organs change. This is sometimes the Underlying basis for inflammation and irritation. This is why various vaginal creams are sometimes useful in certain cases Even the ability of the tissues to resist infectitious agents changes. There may be thinning and changes in cells at the outlet of the bladder. This may be a contributory factor to frequent urinary tract S I turn won by North, then a second diamond tnke- j heart ruff. At this table West opened his ace of spades. Eventual. ly, East added three trump tricks for plus 300. Expsrts Opening lead: +A You hold: 6-26.13 1 r'YOUCAME FOR 1 NT $ NAT ____________________- __________________ By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Here Is another hand from the Southeasterns to show the steady free bidder collecting a very bad score as the result of one of his steady free bids. Of course, East Laid the trap into which South walked. North's two notrump was one of those unusual notrumps. It showed no desire at all to play notrump and merely told partner that he, North, had a club-dlamnond two-suit hand. East didn't have anything like a four-spade hand. But he knew his opponents and was certain that South would not be shut out. And East felt 'NEWSI'AI'EH ENTEKPKISE ASSN. (Do you have a question for the experts? Write the Experts." care of this news paper. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interestmg questions will be used in this .column and will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) '\I4E5 UR TRYING v " US' HE'S ,, øEFcE PI.AY E6WI5, 151.1. ME-- 106~ if ITF lTuiIiW I 1 S . lOONIES ('4UST WAV6 .,. .. .. . . - - by craji bluff 1sv! WHERE VA 10 M8&0... I'LL. SHOW 'pVU HOW TO ( \VAIN A GOgILLA, IT I T ,. TAR 4:15 TO - - ...- - - - - - - -- V - - - c' • By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer One by one Tuesday night they came to the microphone to address the board of county commissioners, but each of the 10 speakers carried the same message; please help Midway. The commissioners responded by approving a revision to the county land use plan and a rezoning of 180 acres that will enable the Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp. (SEEDCO) to proceed with plans to develop a multi-million dollar industrial-commercial-housing project at the northwest corner of state Route 46 and Brisson Avenue. County Tells - - - - Approval of the revision and the rezoning came on votes of 4-to1, with commissioner Bill Kirchhoff voting In opposition twice. However, Kirchhoff explained he voted against the motions because his family has property adjacent to the planned project and thus did not want to cast a vote that could be construed as selfserving. He filed a conflict of interest statement and intended to abstain from the voting, but county attorney Nikki Clayton advised him to vote yes or no. "It Is better to try something of this type and fall than never to try at all," Commissioner Bob Sturm said In making the motion for approval. Sturm's remark was greeted with loud applause trorn the estimated 100 Midway residents who packed the meeting room at city hall to express support of the project. "Now we have hope, it's going to do a great deal for the morale of Midway residents," SEEDCO's vice-president, Ruthie Hester, said after the vote. Before the vote was taken, a string of Midway citizens addressed the commission with pleas to help alleviate the housing shortage to low-income residents. "I have just a couple of rental properties in Midway, but seven days a week from 7 a.m. to the Wee hours of the night I get calls. lers Bookmobile Limit Sales Seminole County corn- the recommendations In a missloners Tuesday accepted resolution passed by a 4-to-I the recommendations of the vote, with Bill Kirchhoff in county energy committee and opposition. "This committee or any other will send a memoto each of the 106 service station operators in committee has no business the county asking for voluntary telling retailers when they compliance with gas sale should stay open, when they will send a memo to each of the should close, how much gas 108 service station operators In they should sell or anything the county asking for voluntary else. Economics should compliance with gas sale limits. prevail," Kirchhoff said. "The Department of Energy On Monday, the committee Ligtiet1O a'oJ'. it '2S had recommended servi station operators set a this country." Energy committee chairman maximum and a minimum amount on the gas purchases JoAnn Blackmon said today allowed to motorists. The that, the memo Is being amount was prepared and should be maximum designed to assure equal received by service station distribution to motorists and operators before the end of the the minimum sale limit was week. In addition to the request designed to prevent tank top- for voluntary coimpliance with qi"ary... the conservation rn2asures, Ms. $rr purchase of gas when a vehicle Blackmon said, service station operators will be asked to is already over half-fueled. In addition, the committee form the energy panel on their recommended gas station fuel Mluatlon and report when on their supply has been depleted. operators post warning In the event of a firther their pumps to alert motorists as to which pumps were In curtailment in area fuel sw plies, Ms. Blackmon said, the service, The commissioners approved committee would reconvene. &P Farm Cris is 2 Lo lly Duda Insis ts ('Jot They ask: do you have anything, anything at all? They tell me they will sleep on floors If they have to, they just want a place to live and there is none," said Mary Smith. Theodore Davis, who said he was born and raised in Midway, said: "It hurts my heart to see what goes on... the way people Live there." Presenting the development plans to the commissioners was real estate broker Tom Binford Binford said the project would include 208 single family dwellings, 72 duplex units, 17.4 acres of industrial land and 10.15 acres of commercial land. The housln See MIDWAY, Page 2A I County lo Buy I,,,.., For 6 11. I - - . .. . . . .- ,' . - ,4111 , J : . Lake Mary's Chuck White with sample from Identi-Kit CIA , If"' - ools • T "1 hope that a limited mall Ms. Rhein said she will have service to accomodate the the vehicle ready for operation handicapped and the shut-Ins as soon as possible after can be explored at a later delivery. The vehicle, capable date," said commissioner Bob 'rying 3,000 books, is - ,, Commissioner Sandra Glenn agreed: "I also support the crime, a victim may tend to bury that picture in his or her subconscious. What we do with the identi-kit is reassemble the picture a little at a time," he said. During theprocedure, White said, the person interrogated never sees the composite picture until a first draft is complete. Upon seeing that, he said, the witness's memory reacts and compares the sketch to the suspect observed. From that point, the subtle variances in hair line, chin shape, eye size and facial wrinkles can be modified until the rendering corresponds to the picture in the witness'sine izlory. "You start with an average composite, based upon bookmobile purchase but I hope County plans call for the the idea of bookmobile to make eight stops adding a mailing program. I a week, one morning and one don't want books by mail to be afternoon stop Monday through totally abandoned." Thursday. The vehicle will stop County librarian Jean Rhein at selected county sites yet to be last week presented in- determined. The vehicle, formation to the conunissioners commissioners agreed, is a outlining the advantages of both temporary solution until a the mailing service and the satellite branch of the county bookmobile. She said her library can be built in Oviedo. Supreme Court upholds voluntary affirmative height, weight and age," he said. By BRAD PURDOM juatmenta as required. 'These Herald Staff Writer adjustments are being made Seminole County's largest with Individual Independent and t,ket's," fanning concern, A. Duda "If ever there was a crisis in Sons, Inc., says they are facing immediate impending the agricultural industry, this IS no disaster despite a Mate of- It," Conner said. "I urge ficlal's prediction of a major anyone with any kind oftrxk... "crisis in the agricultural In- to get in touch with us and well find some way to use It." dustry." "The situation Is ultraA company spokeunan said today the company is "running critical and unless we can find slightly behind" In shipments of the trucks many of the crops In produce but that the situation the field and those already wasnot critical. Heuldmostof harvested and awaiting shipnpany's produce had ment will rot," Conner said. the Hardest hit are tanners from already been shipped. Gainesville north and west to By JANE CASSELBERRY The spokesman said the City Commission Monday company's "biggest problem" Pensacola who have crops of Herald Staff Wrltrr night. Binford is in the process of was watermelons. He said they watermelons, tomatoes, did nut have sufficient trucks potatos and peppers ready for A private bench company has negotiating a contract with the found Itself competing with city to place 50-75 benches available to ship the water- n11td. Coma's statements Tuesday area Jaycees in an effort 10 around the city bearing admelons now on hand. The with watermelon situation, he said, alternconlndicate the problezna negotiate various vertising messages. brought on by striking truck Seminole County cities. Gene Pratt, state coordinator may become worse. ... of the Jaycees' bench projects, Agriculture Commissioner drivers are far WOC than had In the attempt to place had contacted Longwood about Doyle Comm said Tuesday been estimated earlier by benches with commercial thepjffly of the Jaycees hundreds of farmers face government officials, Monday afternoon, advertising, the Jaycees seem buying benches to place In the As We eCOnomiC ruin unless a sueout to the private city, with the revenue from is mounted to Gay. Bob Graham announced to be Losing ceasful drive romd up trucb to haul 00 that 40 Uucks were reedy to go lim, which first had 8P' advertising to go to the club. from the proached the municipalities Binford, who expressed anger million Of rapidly ripening and another 350 its P'• Commission with that the Altamonte-South to big Florida Citrus produce from the fields There have been verbal Seminole Jaycees were conto carry rowided up were being cities up north. confrontations between tacting cities in Seminole, Conner aaid all trucks-from produce. esentatives of the two where he was already trying to officials have repr a... e, Rut so far Bit far ups w ui-ia - sides, and charges of playing workout agreements, blamed needed - and no one will be h-awn a blank in getting more politics leveled against the their efforts on Stale Rep. Bob timed away if they can haul a than a haflU1 of Yce Hattaway, whom Binford load. Rates as high as 35 per- they need to move ripe crops 01 tomatos, termed "a political enemy." watermelons, being. "The Jaycees are cent above the going rate will potatoes and peppers that lie In "Bobby Hattaway doesn't vice used," Tom Binford, be,offered. t1_l1_ I __._,.a r .i . W I.nn,, ek. IWV UJ 1O elv IsCflUW V Florida.,n,ê 01 Duda "We are *naklng rate ad- north and west to PUIMCCIL Bench Co., Inc., told Longwood he said, "so he has gotten the days. it does not eliminate A Kit Plastic Cards By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer In the battle against crime, Lake Mary police officer Chuck White uses a collection of plastic cards as his weapon. White, 21, works as a full-time dispatcher and part-time patrolman. But he is also on 24-hour call, as the demuirtmat's conceptual artist. It is his job to be ready to paint a picture of criminals he has never seen. White recently completed a course sponsored by the Smith & Wesson Company which taught him how to compose facial pictures of criminals based on statements taken from victims and witnesses. The course was offered to area law enforcement officials and Included 16 hours of classroom work, Unlike the artists in old detective movies, White does not work with a pad and a pencil. Instead, he creates his pictures by using a combination of 400 plastic transparencies contained in an identi-kit. Each transparency has a separate facial feature. By piecing together the scattered recollections of those who have been victimized by a criminal or have seen the perpetrator of a crime, White is able to assemble a rendering that can be sent across police wires for widespread use in Identification, "It's not as hard as it seems. Most people see more than they think they have seen. it is just a matter of bringing back what they have observed," White said. "The mind Is like a camera. A person sees a face and his brain takes a picture. In a crime, particularly a violent However, the commission mobile bookmobile instead of subscribing to less chairman, Bob French, said he costly books-by-mail program. preferred the bookmobile, voting contending it would 'rcwdc However, in unazñmtni)y )..e,t:r .er'ce in that best bookmobile, the commissioners sellers, not available by mail, did not rule out the possibility of could be offered to readers and adding a zailing service at the number of books available some point In the future. would be greater. . . , - Ubrary service to Oviedo and recommendation would be for outlying portionsof Seminole the commission to adopt the County will come by wheel mailing set-vice. She said it rather than through the mail. would be less costly to operate That was the decision made and would not be subject to by the board of county corn- service interruptions in the muissioners Tuesday in ap- event of a mechanical breakproving the purchase of a down. $52,000 Each age bracket, size and weight carries an average chin line and facial shape, he explained. Thus when a victhn says the person who attacked him was about 30 years old, six foot tall and perhaps 180 pounds, for example, White can immediately produce an average face for persons with such characteristics. Then the specifics can be added. White said alter getting a chin line and face shape, he will begin asking witnesses about hair line. Was his hair thick? Was it balding? Was there a part? Lake Mary will spend $300 a year to keep the newlyacquired Identi-kit on hand. So far it has never been used in an actual case. But nationwide, more than 180 arrests for serious crimes such as murder and robbery have been made on the basis of renderings made with the kit, White said. - OMA1A '. ' - - ... .Aim, . , . TOM BINFORD blames Ilattaway . . . action programs, page 2A Today Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................4-B Bridge .....................4.11 Hospital ..................2-A Calendar...................5-A Obituaries ................15-A Comics ....................4.11 OURSELVES ..............1.11 Crossword .................4-B Sports .................. 11-13-A Editorial ...................4-A Television .................5-B Dear Abby .. ............... 1-B Weather ..... ......... .... 2-A ---- - - - --.- 441rn '4.'f ' . - , . replied, "The people of regulations. The ordinance will service, not as a commercial Seminole County will Un- be presented to the commission venture." derstand you've got to consider at the Tuesday, July 3 meeting Monday, the Sanford City the source. I have too many at 7 p.m. There will be a $5 fee Commission rejected a request other things to do than get for each right-of-way utilization by representatives of the involved in something like that. permit. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees "I have no talked to the Altamonte had rejected a seeking to place benches on Altamonte mayor, the cornmission or the Jaycees proposal from the Altamonte- public property. regarding the bench project. All South Seminole Jaycees two Binford also had been before i know Is what I have read in weeks earlier agreeing to the work session of the continue negotiations with Casselberry City Council, but the papers," Hattaway said. that body did not express any Having previousi Indicated Central Florida Bench. to Binford their willingness to At that time Binford said interest in the project and it work out an agreement to allow there had been an apparent never was placed on the regular him to put benches in the city change in the Jaycees' agenda. subject to restrictions, the philosophy. "When I was a Binford's bench proposal still comrnlsstoners turned down the Jaycee we did not compete with local businesses. We worked is n.n'4In,, in Wnr wvu,i C-n..,,. aycee ,. r'.' closely with them," he said. where the city council Is At a work session Tuesday Gene Pratt replied, "If it redoing its sign ordinance to the Altamonte Springs City Cmmlsslon instructed the City were not for the Jaycees, no one permit benches with ad. attorney to prepare an or. would be providing benches in verusing. Florida. We have provided Binford has not yet appeared dinance - - . permitting Central L.....I....., a...L.... L_ U oeiore the Lake Mary City before Florida Bench Co. Inc. to place benches In the city, with certain tot the past 20 years as a public Council. -- - - ......... - - - . w - c*N'Z DOSN4r GE.1 I4ER ft . AN4114 io MrnurEs.'. VU ,_,t Sem inole Okays Midway plex CM o Plans Jaycees, Businessman Feud Over Benches I by T. k. Ryan - 100 Residents_ Support Prolect 4KJ754 '64 A82 4KQ5 Your right-hand opponent opens one notrump. His partner raises to three. A reader asks: A) Do we douB) What do we lead? We We don't consider a double to be worthwhile. It may help declarer. We do open our fourth-best spade in spite of knowing we are leading into an adverse ace and queen. rr TUMBLEWEEDS in- fections. * 0-4 0- I s changes Ask thi 1T WHEN ZWANT 'y0 ,g female hormones helps to protect against or delay the degeneration of bones that occurs in middle-aged and older women. I might add that a high calcium diet also helps prevent the problem. In addition to the information in The Health Letter, I think it's important to emphasize some of the beneficial effects of will it Yes, estrogen. specifically eliminate hot flashes and oftenyou don't need large doses to do this. If you think about the body before puberty, you'll realize that It undergoes a lot of by Stan Lot and John Romita ' WHY ARE n South's ace, a diamond re- AQ1061? 0 Cents Lamb uu(fl •743 Evening Herald-(USPS 48.280)-Price 15 71st Year, No. 267-Wednesday, June 27, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 passed. He knew that his gartner would be short in earts and that four spades might well be set. At those tables where West did play four spades, most declarers went down two tricks against a heart lead to Q 1094 .1 5 3 4A SOUTH -. Dr. that he had the right mcdicine for a high minor suit contract, so he bid four spades. _________ 9 AQ SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST I 73 4 - AT BRIDGE EEK & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY June27, 1979 Stressed Be DEAR DR. LAMB -!am 58 years old and in good health. I had my womb removed nine years ago and have been taking estrogen for 12 years. I stopped taking It two months ago after all I have read about it. I can y I feel so much better in so many ways, it's unbelievable, but t1 hot flashes are terrible about every hour night and day. It's really been bad. I expected to have them and it's worth it but how long will they last? I'm sure I'm through the menopause. I started at 44. I'm also sure the estrogen helped me through It but I want to quit It now. Also what other things happen to the body when you quit? My estrogen was reduced f r t o taking it. DEAR READER - There -- BEETLE BAILEY OlLG Should ! ..-.• "... Benefits Estrogen N1 E 4 01 0 P I JK .. E 42 Disorients E 0 A female 46 Definite 0 0Pc ° ' p s i 8 In case that article yo U Is I Z I 12 Onion-like veg. 47 Aleutian s i s I •1•• etable island P ( 1 A1 H 0 L D 0 1 13Gridder 49 Dollar bill j 1diDI Do ii Jimmy T S I !! 50 Come into S T 14 Soviet river APSEIOUR view IS Bohemian o ó 51 Hold in check i i 16 Drug agency 52 Female saint A 91 A 0 U I. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 26, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 26, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald